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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-25
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-25
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29
DEMooBArIc FAIRNESS.
Gov. stsrsnsOns Lewlsburg speech.
LET EVERY VOTER KNOW THE

AS specimeu Of The airness Of demo-
cratic editors We quote the following ex-
tract from the Greenbrier Independent Of
the 10th inst. pretending to give the re-
marks Of Governor Stevenson. in his
Aewisburg speech. on the Flick Amend
ment, The editor ingeniously and inten-
'ticnally leaves out the very portion Of the
Governors remarks which he most dis
tinctly impressed upon his nudicnsc. =
Here is the extract. The Governor this
paper states, said:
''That,w1enerer he Should become salts
fed Mat The safety Of Mc loyal people
could not be endangered thereby, he Mould
faor tsc cnfranckisemcxt Of fke rebels; he
,ods Uery ,ccu pleased Nth their deport-
mcnt so far. but ifthey should .tollo0 The
counsels ofithe Democratic party, at tie
October election, and he shouldJc electctl,
he 1Ooul9 be 10Th 10 recommend their en-
4frdnchisenlent:
Now here is what The Governor did say
substantially, almost the very words he
used.
"Ihat II those Who nro now utstran"
chiscd should obey the laws of the State,
under which they lived; if their conduct
should give evidence that Thcy accepted
tho results Of tho war in good faith, as he
was persuaded tho mass Of them were do
ing, and he believed would continue to do,
If not misled by cunning and corrupt men
to do otherwise, 'hc would favor the Flick
Amendment or any other Constitutional
mode of restoring to these men in the
shortest time possible the right of suffrage;
but il they should follow tho cousels given.
by Democratic leaders in the. present cam
paign, which are, by false aud violent con-
structions Of the "Enforccmnt Act" to in
timidate by fine. Imprisonment and other
wise the sworn officers Of the State in the
honest execution Of tho laws; to register BY.
false swearing persons who under our Con-
stitution and Laws are not qualified to
vote. and to resist by violence the Regis
tration Law, bc should hesitate long be-
fore favoring any measure looking to
immediate efranchisement. = Charleston
Journal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29
Letter From Bra1ton County.
BRAxToN. G. H., WEsT Va.
September. 1st. lSI[

M. or.-This being the first day.
ofour Circuit Court, We were 'visited BY
Gen. John s. Witcher and Major Frank
Hereford, the opposing Candidate for Con.
gress in the Sd District. TIE day was
beautiful, and the cpncourse ofpeople was
very large, both parties being we'll repres-
anted. Arrangements was made for the
Speakers in front Of the Court House door,
aud atsl p NJ, General Witcher lcd of
with o falling speech upon the issues Of the
',day, and dwelling with great force and
precision upon the fnancil condition Of the
Country, in which he presented facts and
figures, wholly unanswerable by thepom-
tposr Frank Hereford. At the expiration
Of one hour, General Witcher's remarks
we're suspended, and Major Hereford came
toward with much pOmp, and said:-
White Fellop- Citizens, the text is Niger.
And he divided it into about 8 different
proportions. The frst was niger, the ID,
Sd, 4th and 9Th, and lastly wound up with
niger. Having labored very hard fol
one moral house and thirty minutes, alb
solutely proving nothing. offered by Gen.
Mitcher. Tho people here, from what
they had previously heard Of Frank Here
ford really expected from him M able
speech, but were wholly disappointed aud
disguised, and long before hc got through
his remarks a majority of the respectable
Democrats absolutely left the house, and it
was publicly declared every whore On'the
street that Gen. Witchcr had absolutely
beaten him in every particular. ,
The Gen. acquitted himself nobly, and
shows evident signs of a thrifty and noble
statesman. Tho Gen. will carry Braxton
count BY 100 votes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29
Republican Meeting at Three Forks OF
Big Sandy.
RoXNE COUNTY ALL RIGHT.

On Thursday last, Gen. John s. Witch
,er, Col. T. W. sisson and Geo. W. At
Einson, addressed sixty.cight living Rad.
icals at Three Forks of Big Sandy in
Roane County. Nearly two weeks be-
fore, posters announcing the meeting, were
mailed to Mr.. D. W. Ross, at that place,
but by some misfortune they did not reach
him. and consequently the crowd was
small. However, through the -indOmit-
able energy Of Capt. j. W, Spencer in
riding around in the noighborhoods, a
crowdnumbering 6S, all voters, assembled.
The speeches were all we'll received, and
the Republicans present, all assured us
that Geary Township would give largo
Republican majority in October next. 80
mote il be."-RanaSha Journal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29
BIacksmi thing.

ed am now prepared to do all kinds Of
TX Blacksmithing, such as: Ironing Wag
So p;. making aud sp.T tTS sa IL s
line, doEe in the very best manner. and war
ranted to give satisfaction, and at fair prices.
Main Street, opposite tho Court House.
FONT Pleasant, &srth, 95.sp.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29
rHE REpuBLICANs ALIYEl

The picnic and mass meeting Of Hays
Spring, near the mouth Of Big Sandy, on
the 18th instant, was largely attended,
there being about three hundred persons
present. Addresses were made by Hon.
John s. Witcher, Republican candidate
for Congress, Col. F. w. Sissou, Rebuilt.
can candidate for the Senate from this
district, w. D. Sanford aud Geo. W. At
'kinson. The speeches Of Gen. Witcbel
nd Col. sisson were particularly we'll re-
. ueived. We never partook Of a bette
dinner in our life. There was an abun'
dance Of eyerytheing in the eating ine.-
big Sandy WiIlroll up ~ increased maj.
,ofity for the Union and for prosperity.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29
POLITICS in WYOMING.

In 1860 Wyoming Territory elected q
Democratic Congressional Delegate by a
majority of 1 1856; but tho other day Wm..
T Jones, Republican, was elected by
about 200 majority, showing Ropubli,
can gain in one year ofabOut 6,OOO.-
The women vote in Wyoming. In Chcy-
emo, the capital, 77G votes were pOlled,
Of which III were by women. In Lara
mic countie Mrs. Phoebe Pickett and Mrs.
NJ. H. Arnold, Republican Candidates for
for County Clerk aud Superintendent Of
Public.schools, we're beaten by their Dem
ocratic male Opponents-the ungallant
wretches!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29
OIVRETIC AND ALTERNATIVE ELIXIR.

tits by far moro potent and Oaectual Alter
alive and Blood Purifier than sarsaparilla, and
FREQ from all objections that may besmade
against tho latter, and its usual adlunGt',
IOdIdo Of Potassium, or some preparations Of
Mercury.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29

James G. Blaine. Chairman of the
Maine Republican State Committee, tele-
graphs as follows: I'VE have elected our
Governor BY about the same majority as
last year; carried all Eve Of the Congress.
ional districts, tie Closest one by 1'400
majority; have chosen an overwhelming
majority in both branches Of tho Legisla-
tuFo, and elected county officers in every
county except two. This result has been
achieved without effort and without any
canvass Of tho State"
"As goes Maine, so goes tho Union
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29

INVENTORS ADDRESS EDISON BKOS.
Patent Agents, 4S9 Ninth ST., Washington, D.
O., for advice, terms and references.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29

"Whon the sun refuses to shine. and
"tho moon becomes the luminary Of the
ebay; when the KanaWha river runs up
STREAM, then will I unite with the Dem
"ocracy."-J. H. Phelps Democratic can
diadte for Secretary of STATE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29

REa1e,
- "a
WAYNE'S
DIURETIG AND Alternative
EE1x1R or
BUCHU, JUNIPER,
AND
ACETATE POTASH,
iAaeW and valuable preparation % bore
Lief and euro Of Gravel, Irritation Oftho
Bladder and Ursthra, DrOpsleal, Rhm.
matte and Gouty Affections, PaiII
In tho Back and IOlns, &C., &c.


10 those suffering from diseases OF tho kid
noys and Bladder, and the eOnse1ueHt tfain
OF distressing ailments, this remedy 81 eonH.
IDENTITY recommended as relief, and needs but
atrial to prove It's great value ln the cure OF
the above mentioned diseases As an Altera.
tive, this Elixir will DO found much more
beneficial than tho preparations otsar'apa-
rllla, 20 popular, land We might say Of ques-
toned medicinal value), and Wherc . Bood
Purifier Is needed, thore IS no question but
that Tho
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29

Maine, Vermont, Colorado, New Mex.
leo and Wyoming hayo all CONC decidedly
Republican. =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29
Diurstic and Alternative Elixir

VIII accomplish all that is desired. Those
living in nalariouS districts, West and South,
as general thing need, on tho approach OF
warm weather, such a remedy; ono that will
remove languor, and restore tono and tigor 70
the System. No preparation Mill more effect
ually accomplish this than tho
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29
EN- AMI.

CoxrnARIErIEs.-"T only rights that
"rcbcls have is to bangle at tho end Of q
John s. Brdctt, Democratic can
didate for State Treasurer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29

Patented eetober 9ad. 1867. byJ. NEW
TON WILLIAMS, JE., DubHqe' Iowa
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29
Bethany College.

nHE thirtieth Session Of this Institution viii
commence on MONDAY 26ru sErrEMBERl
1870, and terminate on the 18th Of June, 1871
II is dramatically situated in the midst Of the
beautiful and healthy hill country of the
"Panhandle" of West Virginia, easily actessi
bic by railroad or river and surrounded by ths
most favorable influences for student life. It
has property in endowment, Buildings. Ap.
paratns. Library. &c., Of over $3.50 900 and is
thus enlbled TO sustain faculty and furnish
facilities for thorough education ofEthe very
first order
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-29
AMPLE AcooMNoDArIexs


arc provided tor both public and private boar
ding. and unfurnished rooms will be let to
students who wish to board themselves
COURSES or INSTRUCTION.
l. Regular Literary Course, including the
Ancient Languages. for the Degree q Bachel-
or Of Arts. 9 Literary and Scientific Course
for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Sciences. 3, The
Course for Master Of Arts. 4. The Course for
Master Of Sciences S, Special Courses in
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &C.
Detailed information rs to these Courses will
be found in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.
The Institution has complete set OF Philo.
sophical Apparatus, and students who wish it
are trained in the use Of Field instruments =
ulsoa thoroughly fitted up Laboratory, for
practical instruction and work in Chemical
Analysis, and an ample Museum for the study
Of Natural history.
Tuition $50 per-sessiOn, Boa-ding 50 to S.
per week. Unfurnished rooms SIS per session
10 each student, preparing for the Ministry -
Free tuition to sons Of Ministers Of the Gospel
Of all demon nations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue to
Prof q. L. LOos, Secretary, or to
W K. PENDLEToN, President,
june 2l-3m Bethany, West Va.
The New York herald., 1870-04-04
COMMISSIONER DELsso AND TIE FARugns.
Tho Agricultural Mind Of Long Island Ex.

Tho Agricultural Mind of Long Island Ex.
cfted-Arc Farmers Liable to Pay tho
Spec'nf Tax az Produce BrOkerss
The farming community OF Long Island and their
name Is Legion. are just now much excited over the
recent decision Of Commissioner Delano, In which he
holds that farmers arc liable TO pay special tax On
produce brokers. While they profess their Willingness
to pay this tax, II exacted BY law they object to
being compelled to pay II before they are satisfied
that the law makes explicit demand for such pay.
mcnt. They sllege, and several OF them have made
affidavit to IT, that when they 90 to New YORK to
dispose OF their produce they taken into custody
and compelled to pay the tee OF ten dollars or con-
scate tneir property This has been done In several
cases, a. sworn to by William H. Fredericks. The
question as to the legality OF the law was first pro-
pounded by Mr.. O'Donncll, editor OF the Jamaica
Standard, and an extensive farmer, who has for
long time been Ii communicate on with Comm ssiouer
Deiano and has succeeded In laying the case OF the
farmers before him la such manner as to partially
convince him OF the wrong being done them and the
Commissioner concluded to refer him to Assessor
Cummings, satisfied to allow his decision to oe con j.
they are liable but refuses to- give final decision
1he farmers argue that, according to volume page
lls, they are not llaDe. Ihe law in this passage
holds that farmers selling their produce are not
peders. And also that occasional acts OF seng
they come ia competition with brokers and dealers
twcntyeight, IN section seventy four OF the act Of
June 3d. 1884 as amended by the act Of July 49, 1865
III IL btated tnat no specfat fux shdff ne required OF
producers for selling their products the place
OF production. &C.; and n paragraph thirty.twO Of
section seveny-nine that no man shall be required
to pay special tax TOR peddng the products Of his
own farm or garden The selling Is ncioent to the
production, and It IL only when farmer makes
such selling his regular aud constant business that
he should be required to pay the special tax. The
farmers have called mass mcciing for Tuesday
afternoon 10 consider the feasibility OF making q
test case and appointing committee to proceed to
Washington to lay the matter before the Ways and
Means Committee. Assessor Cummings has adver-
tised that farmers who refuse to make application
for license la limited time Will be required to pay
tfty per cent additional.
The New York herald., 1870-04-04

S SsSs1 i've market wa. steady for spot bu active for
So Mpr q n; Ire Offering. There a bb
sSS a. 3G ~ nao Tor The las. hslf do Al 2sc assc
W. lvr May 10 November 1T 26>c for May and 20
NAY 70 December, private terms. - N'''V ~o' w
hlOF-taroiina dull. Uucha Tho ..ss.
oonoa 10 smah lots at DC. &c. for common 10 prime
suoALl lhe market for only mo active
pw srm az yesterdas closing prices hers were sold b06
aaus y;tc. f0.c for Lbta Rico, 6a0 boxes
part atSc g<c, and $50 bags Perusmbuco al go Re-
soS 49, IL g. l.So for s.r. 9, and iosc ilsss Tor
S 4 e xdoa aor Tssaus T:ans n
20 ~ 90; centrifugal hhds and boxes, $40 5lc
iassts hhos and boxos, &C. sc ado, 4ac
boka1, Dutch standard, Nos Ito 5io 8Kc. d0 ~ to
~ &c d. lSto si0kc; do, IL TO ls lO>.c.
itssc do., ~ to 20 l2c. R&u; DO, white, ii .ac
lsAc Porto Refining grades. Shc. skc; grocery
sKr',s.-All kinds dull and nominal Lanseed was
generally held a. ~ 20, god, duty paid.
sa LOO tierces, on the spot and Nr Al Ri, at lsIc
TALLow was quiet, but fun psscs Sales
eOuCO los At sac ngsc. Pclu1nK trhtag lots at NC.
NnlkKEykeceipts SO bbls. Tue active and
decidedly higher A. the opening sales mAds nj 81
and at tho ciose a. high 81 paid The we're
81 03k VI W.
The New York herald., 1870-04-04

The market wheat was very dui and the sales were
r = = ss yas sass sn
ss. g pnys:s
we're sold At y 20. tslysred Corn rmer. with fsS
s:'s .:s: s'a os:
r e9Ts &c. % sss being
sasat sasc s4c for State SHE esc for Ohio, aaoa
wo"5wsa ssas~:Es s" lnsias :is' psiSs iS
FEEleBrs The Harke. was very quiet. and ra.es to
Sas sS1sa s
IL S ssI oS p. a, o S o asst. TS
4: soa re ssssa, Sa
account bushels wheat private terms The charters
SS sh a. hSsa ins Tah rS
naphtha on private tcIms, but undsTsood At 6s brig
S bS g. ats p 70 @s snon s KIN ssns1
s ana p ss Sn Eh aSass s sIs as %
bbs pstrSSllsunn Sl 70 on private Terms
ss's ;sdfy W. Sc !:s;sl Ios.'
vi isS Ss GS
small lots but prlcss were steady orinsr quotations Com
.arEss ss: astys and heard 9,
generally hsayy ana nominal =. ye:.erdsys quotations.
sGs 1i s
s Ssa aaG"sa u Il and %
prices few small sales made. Ros'n.-Th.ro was
Sst,y
reported yesterday $500 bbs at 81 7H 20 o. and
2Oo do 70 arrive at 2 g. For other grades msrks.
dull and gnchanged sales too bbs No. gat 20 81
81 COS No. e. x " o pale. s4a SO; sKr, do and
OILs.-Lpseei was DUH at $40. So q, other
kinds were du at our ias. qno.a;ions ...ss
cut Observation-Disclosures. ...s snS i; DE- aI pork $50
chiefly demand fSr Ro1k we're Sen
ssss sSss 81 SS y
sasrs nIss ss9 os ssv 'Ss os q o Sbs
aesdsy S2I S22 6ofor Western prime moss ny - <" =
600 30 for prime and extra prime FOR iuuTs es s
Sos yUn weqe aSs Tut steady for city Beef wa
s,eady with sales $50 packages at Sio Si .d ioa pr p
mesa anI Sila 7 for do In bbls @5 wy for p.
and s5s s;s. for sSs choice 5S gess ham.
good den1sn. " Texas and $50 q &33 for WesterI
Res at 7 $50 H. Neard Of no saies cxscp ivg SoEe %
Bacon was dn and swers dull sns osm"sa sae.
only aSs' for or small m Sa fSis, H s%. PjskII.
packages Within tie range S bsgssa rs e
hams, l7c 20c. foy smsksd eec I3Sd lor fmnne
dry sailed and pickcu shSakers L. packages ~ l.'
90 Lard was quiet, Sut irnn Sales =
la.yc Tor No. l to prime steam. .t. ~0 nm,
,,rEIRoLEUM.The market for crude In ~ dnl
Ho'aers were quite hrn In their views dern. u
Ot buyers were unwilling to any extent -.
dSS SSu' sc ~ o0a were sold at l4c Crude in bbs
were sold 4coO bbs at SySc and 2SaS do a, te iec
The market Tor refined OIL on tho spot only
There sold 900 bbs at that price and 10 do on nri
vac terms For future delivery there was moderate de-
mand at stendy prices the saos being 6Oa bbs for pri
May and June ut Etc., and 800 do for half June
Ts 'sbbns lots were setting at former tgues In Phis
The New York herald., 1870-04-04
POLITICAL.

AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS
Democrac Association, Tenth Assembly district, Sey.
teenh ward city OF New York; held In Of call OF
The Presiden their No Second avenue, 70 take
Charter pending At the State capital In order TO faci
tale matter OF the Yeeng referred
10 the Committee Resolutions, which IN duo order
reported the following, the same being unanlrnousy
Whereas w. tho members Of this association, earning
for and Families at the various branches
OF Industry except politics plasering mention the last
named leat next would be Mayor hackers
,oner by the grace OF mpudonco and the aid Of repeaes
might deny heard Of US yet believing ourselves pos.
OF sufficient intelligence to discern the
VINO manuy up for the rights OF bis consuents
and honor snd cred ef bis party spcn man we nnd n
Member OF Assembly Hon Owen Mppny s nSs
OF his people he benefit Of bis party 90
That we have no confidence whstever IN tae senatora
Representative Of this district hs has done
ever 10 benefit the people thereof and seems 20 ne
sss at 10 tho party that took bin
from 9bscur rty aud placed him IN emnenco ana anuenSs
In he n further resolved That wo hereby realm our COZ
6dsnce 10 The ability integrity and patriotism OF fs.er
hereby cali upon them to use thor influence for "a
ths charter now pending In tho senate, oensv,n
anu ~>a' in'srss's @nH 'N''' " w. '
ITO be for our >.
citizens.
WILLIAM IT. KENNEp, "tse
CSantain WILLIAM WINKLE
STssS sHSSSA shSSSs sSHSaSHss ssssaauoHAaD Comm
RICHARD FINN
rynv.u JAMES J. HAWKING Pr1stssc.
'A"AAs q. LoUaHLtS, Secretary. ''''''""