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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02

&%JEPFERsoN lNsTITUTE.-IheC Com
nencemeni Exercises Of the above School
took place at ChaIlestown on Friday
evening OF last week. The Spirit says.
without desiring 10 be invidioUs. We feel
constrained 10 make especial mention Of
the vocal Duet, 1--we Wandered IN
Dreams" rendered By Misses Mamie and
LIZZIE Forrest; the Cuban Dance" an
instrumental duetr, by Mr.. A. ID. Reed
and Miss Mamie Forrest; and The LA
P.nsienne Sulo " by MISS L'zz'e For
rest. in slI Of which were exhib"ed rare
musical talent. The enure exercises
were of the highesi order. and gave sbnn'
d,nt proof If the thorough and systematic
course of instruction al this institution.
At the conclusion Of the other exercis-
e.. the award Of prizes was made, as iol.
lows:-
The highest Medal given, Gold Star,
With the motto Eureka" was awarded
10 Ntss " lille Colsion. 10 The FTsl
Class Silver Star with the motto TX
c,l-lor' was awarded TO Miss LiSble
Fnnkp. A similar Medal was awarded 10
Mis-, Drnsisla Rutherford of The Second
Glass. Mrs Alice Mcknight took the
hishes. honors in the Third Class, receIv'
Jog Medsl of ,he same kind. Mics Lib.
be Fouke received the Lain medal. and
Miss Emma Reed the medal fer French.
Misses Annie Elchslberger an Lizzie
Smith received Tie music medsIs-gold
STARS Of equal value. Miss Nellie AIS
oui;h received the prize in the Fourth
Class.
The committee, 10 whom The compost
lions were referred, Without knowledge
Of the writers, awarded The ptlze, copy
Of Tennyson's Poems, to the anihore's OF
My Rocking Chsir Niles Fannie For
rest
The FIVE young ladies ~ho received
tho highe., marks during the whole ses.
sion. were, Misses Libbie Fouke, Annie
Eichelberger, Nellie Campbell. Bessie
Orr. and Bessie McCurdy. In Ma'he-
ma,ics, Miss Bessie Travers stood first
In Gpnersl Science, Mss Ssllle Travers
stood FIRST.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02
SHOO FLY! SHOO FLY !
TREMENDOUS
EXClT E M E NT!
BALTIMORE MOVED!

lust received the largest assortment Of Dry
u Goods, Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, SC &c, ever exhibited in this County.
Opening Of New, Choice and Desirable Dress
Goods, such as Lenos, Figured Briiliants, Mar
settles, Delains, Lawns, Mozanbiques, Aipa-
cas-, Poplins, &C., a, prices that defy comPeti-
lion.
DOMESTICS.- A, ga and l0-4 Besch
and Brown Shooting, very cheap. 10000 yards
OF Calico at 7, 8, 9, 10 aud % cents. Cling
hams, Tickings, Hickory, and many other Do
mestics, chesp per than ever before.
SpecIal attention. is called to my well Sc
lec,ed stock Of Casimercsi Hats, Boots and
Shoes.
l have on banda fine stock Of White Goods,
such as Marseilles, C1iss Barred Mus!ins,
Cambrics, NsnsoOks, &c.
Nv stock of Fancy Goods is complete in eve
~ respect.
and / take pleasure in announcing TO the Far
ming Population that now is The time to pre-
pare for Harvesting, and have completely
ou,done the doer 10 trying 10 accommodate
them in every thing required on such occasions.
Come. see, and look at my prices and GOODS.
A pleasure 10 show goods
rs Terms-Cash and Country froouce.
WIN. A. CHAPLINE.
June 4, 1870. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02
West Virginia 4:

At Rules held IN The Clerks Office Of
the Circui, Court Of Jetferon County. on
the fret Monday in June, 1870:
Edward W. Miller.
rs.
John G.. Cocssfe.l.
Debt and Attachment.
The object OF this suit is 10 obtain
judgment Tor Si4O0. and t, stiach any
interest belonging TO said defendant. and
i. appearing upon affidavit flied in Ibis
writ ,hs SAID defendant 10 not a resident
Of this Stale. he is hereby required to sp.
within one month after due publication OF
hi. order and do what is necessary 10
project his interes, 10 this matter.
ii. further ordered ,hs, copy OF this
order be published once q week for four
successive weeks in some newspaper in
said county and posted a, the iron. door
Of the Court House thereof. on the hfsi
Monday after the date Of this order.
Tesie-
w. A. CaAPLINE. CLERK.
June IL Pr, fee 81 d
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02

Dc, The EDUCATIONAL GAzgTTB for
June Is en- exceedingly increasing num-
Der. lie columns are Fl len with reading
matter alike choice. entertaining. and IN
suuctive. No one desirous Of possessing
the brsl thoughts OF he beet writer's OF
the age, will hesitate to subscribe to This
valuable journal. lis readers, not salts
fed with It's monthly visits. have prevail
ed upon the publishers TO become more
friendly and visi, them more frequently.
Therefore. Ne are plea. 10 announce 10
our readers that after The ft'i Of July tie
Gszeue will appear weekly instead Of
monthly. as heretofore. The publishers
will labor assiJuously in the future. s'
they have slriren in the past. 10 Interest
and edify all who seek its columns or ex.
tend 10 ii cordial and practical recosnl-
ton. The price Of the weekly GAZETTE
will be only SO 90 per annum. Single
copies. 6se cents.
The publishers, c. X Turner L. Co..
4i5 Locust Street, Philsdelphis. Pa have
prepared liberal system Of premiums for
subscriptions. The premiums are very
attractive. and we irus, no parent, teach.
er. or child. will rest satisfied until one or
more have been occurred.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02

AT tho Cadet examination a! West
Poin, Militsry Academy 4s ou' Of sc
failed and will be cent home. Ii is said
10 have been the The most ngii exsmins-
lion ever held.
Hon. Geo. H. Pend'e,on. OF Ohio, de.
Iivered the annual address before The Lit
.rsry Societies Of the UniSersi'y of Vir.
o;nis. on Thursday last, aud Governor
Stevenson, OF Kentucky. edJtessed the
Alumni.
Tho Chine,e shcema1srs OF North
Adams, Massachusetts,, can't vo'e because
is written 10 the fundamental law oil
the Safe that mo person shbll have the
riph, to- vote or be eligible TO office under
,he constitution Of this Common wealth.
Who shall not be able 10 read the consi.
,ut,on in the English language aud write
hi, name" llis very well TO cram iGno-
,.rt. bsrbsric suffrage ON other S'aies'o"'
no, for Massachusetts.
The Richmond policeman PAT "oods'
who gave Copgressmsn Porter "oss'
iua" no, long sgo. was recently 'rieo o
.cono,e.slonsl committee and sentence
Cd N three months confinement 10 Inc
D,.uic, Jail. for striking the person OF q
corsressmsn. His counsel had but i''t'e
oopo,,uuny 20 defend him. This same
Pore. uss .eeteuced 70 wesr . es!i AM
ch,,n du,ine the asr. By Gen. b. T: Bat
let, cor doing csr,sin naughty thing' =" ms
conmsrd. ~ho 10 uoW bic chiei ceienoef
on 9 quesaon Of principle. The Press
every where u cnmnen,ing very freely on
,hi, proceeding Of Cong'ess, and ca" 1t
"mon.trous and outrageous.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02

to- HuARIn AND HoME last week,
tdsred June 25,h) contains the first of 3
series of sketches entitled Jsfhro 1hoopS
Night Thoughts, by John Thom.' who
10 no other than Petroleum V. Nasty.
The greet humorls, will take an honest
country toy to tho city. conduct linn
through til. u.usl experience, and resiore
him 10 hi. home ssdder and wiser boy,
satisfied that the peaceful, honest, aud
temperate lie of the farmer is the best snd
safest life that can be lived. This 10 q
lesson greatly needed 3. this time. aud
Nasty i. The man TO teach il. For sale
by W B. Larck, News Dealer. at ihis
place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02

CnEAr LuxuRiEs FuR THE PEOPLE,
Opportunely, a, the time when the cost
OF living is euor nous, new article sp-
pears in he market. afording en- UMPIRE
ce.ien,rG amount Of delicious and whole
some a'lbent, siWosi for song. Were.
Icr to the pa,en, SEA Moss FARINE. which
is NV, 10y virtue Of lis extraordinary
cheapness. taking the place o! all the ge-
iitinou, articles of food manufactured
from maize and grain. The raw ms,er-
al of tbs nutritious and fst,ening sgen,
is the rec gilt Of ns'ure; marine moss
growing in Prodisious quantities on the
Irish Coast. and known as Csnsgeen.
Clearsrd, desicaleJ, concentrated and re.
duced To pow der by pslsn, process. this
wonderful plan, yields larger quantity
Of pure. pslslable slinen, in proportion 10
its weight. than any substance produced
from tho gres, agricultural staples. Arus-
tic cooks pronounce il the finest article
for Custsrd.. Puddiugs. Creams. Soups.
Sauce. &C.. that has vet been discovered,
and the SEA Moss FARINs Co.. OF New
York. who own The patent, find i, ell
they can do TO keep pace with The dc.
mands for the new staff OF life.
10 For sale BY Henry N. Billings, Shop
berdstown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02
April %. 1870. 4
SAY NEIGHBOR.

TELL me where can get the cheapest School
J. Books, States Pens, Pseciis, &e.2 I en-
happy 10 DO able 10 answer such question 6
you want the best and cheapest Books, Sisiion-
cry, Notieps Of all kinds, Fancy Goods, Toys.
Wall Psper, Window Shades, both linen and
paper; Blank Books. Copy Books. States. Pens,
Ink aud Pencils, or anything In that lire. 60
TO LAUCK'S BOOK STORE, and know that
after you are supplisd you viii return Jour
grateful thanks fcr asking ne soes question.
April %, 1870. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02

The .ui, Of Keneaey vs.. Tsmplar and
Chamberlain. for $4,000 damages. tried
in the circui, court Of Frederick county.
Va, lac. week. was decided in favor Of
the defendants. VINO were owners Of .
Steam Thrasher and while engaged in
getting out the crop Of the plaintiff, his
tarn and whest were burned by The ms
chine taking 6re-i, WIS alleged through
tsfsc, 10 ,hy machine, or negligence.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02
&C. THE LADy's FRIEND YoR July. :

&C. THE LADY's FRIEND PoR july
Truly superb number, in embeli.h-
men, and literature How The publishers
can afford to give so much for so little is
q mystery; the hslf-yesrly subscription is
sir number. from July TO December,
for Sl.25 The 6Is steel epgrsving.
"Summer Hours "ss deliciously sus.
geslive picture; the Colorej Fashion 3
Plate. group Of elegant Psrisiennes. Pub.
lished by Descon & Pet rson. 3i9 Wal.
MI, street, Philadelphia. at 1850 year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02

WALKERS Vinegar Buffers. Crooks
w Wine OF Tar, for sale al
DR.. Wagrudr's
Drug and Patent Medicine Store.
UMFORD'S Celebrated Yeast Pow
LII ders, cold 81
DR.. .Nagruder's
june lS Drug Store.
GARBOLIC Sslvr cures Eruplons.
" Sores and all Skin Diseases. sold al
DR.. Ndgruders
june l8 Drug Sure.
QEA Moss Fsrine. delicious prepare.
y ZION for making Blsrch dauge, Gus
isrds, Pies, &C., sold al
DR.. Mngruder's
june Is D'ug 5 ore.
YlNGARl Bi''crs, just received another
~ case, at Dr.. Ndgruder'S
june 10 Drug Store.
OR. Ssge's Ca'sIr Remedy, al
~ DR.. Wagruder's
june Is Drug Store,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02
FOR SALE.
Lumber !!
CAMP MEETING
NOTICE.

A Camp Meeting under the auspices OF
n the NJ. E Church will be held in
Judge ChsplIne's Grove, mile from
Shrpherdslown, beginning August An,
1870. No booths or sails will be allow
I'd thin Q miles OF the Camp Ground.
boarding tent on The European plan as
we'll az a regular boarding ten, will be
provided for visitors. Christians OF oil
denominations are hereby solicited 10
tent with Us, and the public generally are
cordially invited to attend. Persons
wishing t. rent tents. should spp y TO the
undersigned, a, Shepherdsiown. w. Va,
as esfy as possible.
ALBERT JUMP,
Ps.tor.
June 25, 1870.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02
HINKLEY KNITTER.

For Family Use. price $50, Knlts rvIsr.
ruiss. use. DOLLY one needle. simple. reliable.
Circular and sample stocking sent FRtE. kniis
ten pairs per day. A child can operate It.
AsKxrs WAxrEp. Ad;ress
Hintiey Knituas Machine Co, Bath, Me-,
or I76 BROADWAY, Ny.
June ls, 1870. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02

Aftes resdiog The above high ssssmnend..
ton, Insalids esnnot ressonably kssifsie 70
give tito K0SKoo trial. rfs
ron ADDITIONAL TESTING
>9 NILS
From Physicisss. Eninsst Diviass, Editor.
Drusgrls. Merchants, &c., 80 K06KoOAL.
MANIAC foe this yssr.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
-rf fFffvs s,T
Ror sale ey tie 9riseipsi Dss<xise I. sbs Uni.
sed 5tsiss, acc British Aserios.
o. For. sale by H. n Bill.
LlNGS, Druggist, Shepherd
town.
Apfl :. 1910.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02

Robiuson's Circus will mol visit US on
this ,our. |, leaves The Valley q, Salem
sDd goes 10 Tennessee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02

OFlO RAlLkOAD
Is completed aud running from RrcuMoSp, Va.
to the celebrated WHrrt SrIrHrR SrRNes, ~
tended to the Ohio River, 400 mile, further,
making 10 all 427.
In its progress Westward, il peneirates and
opens up 10 market the WoNptsruL Coal De-
POSTS OF THE KASAwHA RsoIoS IN Wrsr Wa
GINA. And thus brings the superior and album
dsnt Goals OF that section into communication
with the IsoN ORrs OF VIRGINIA AND OnO, and
the WESTERN, SorrH WESTERN AND ELsrERs
MARKETS.
When completed il will connect the sCrrkioR
BARpoR FACILITIES OF TnE CuEsAPEAEI BAY
with reliable navigation on the Ohio River, and
thus with the ENTIRE system OF RAILROAD AND
WATER TRANSFORMATIONS OF TuE GREAT WEST
AND SOUTHWEST.
1t will maize SHORT, EASY, CHEAT AND IA
yoRABLr ROUTE from the WEsr TO the SEA. and
Will command LARGE SHARE or TIE ENORMOUS
FREIGHTs seeking transportation to the coast.
Ii will thus become one Of the most nroR-
TAST, AND PROFITABLE EAST AND Wksr TRuSK
LINES or RAJ ROADS IN the country. and conf
mand a trade of immense vslue.
The completed portion Of the Road is doing
4 PROFITABLE AND IScREAsise Busisrss, and
is fully equal la value 10 the whole amount OF
the mortgage upon the entire line-(sl5,00
OO0
The loan Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company, beng FiRsr MORTGAGE rros
TIE ENTIRE LINE, PROPERTY AND EQgirnESTs,
WORTH WHEN COMPLETED AT LEAST $50 900, 0OU,
is therefore one OF the mosI substantial, con.
scrvntive, end reliable Railroad Loans ever Of
fcred in the market, and is peculiarly adapted
TO the wants II
Investors and Capitalists,
Who desire to make their investments with the
most satisfactory assurance Of POSITIVE Asp IN.
DorBrED SEcuRiTr
The Bonds are 10 denominations Of
$1,000, $500 and 500,
and my be had COUPON or REGISTERED.
Interest Six per cent. per snnum, payable
MAY LIST and NOVEMBER Is,.
Principal and Interest payable
in GOLD in the City Of New
York.
Price 80 AND ACCRUED rsrrRrsr in Currency,
at which price they pay nearly SrrEs PER CENT.
IN GOLD on their cost
All government Bonds and other Securities
dealt in at the Stock Exchange, received in cx-
Change, al their full market value, and Bopd,
sent to all parts of the country, free Of Express
charges
They can be obtained by ordering direct from
us or through any responsible Bank OF Banker
in any part Of the country.
FISK & HATCH,
B.4NkERS.
Maps, Pamphlets aud all information Turn.
ished upon application in
person or 10y mail.
May7, 1910. low
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02
SELLING OF f
At Cost !
THE subscriber having on hand at his Old
L Stand, next door 10 Billings Drug Store,
LARGE STOCK UF TIN IND
SHEET IRON W.fRE,

L Stand, next door 10 Billings Drug Store,
LARGE STOCK UF TIN IND
SHEET IRON WARE.
and will supply the community and Farmers
Tor Hay Making and Harvest al the very low
est prices for Cash or Produce as he is deter
mined TO sell CHEAPER THAN EVER. he
has No. workman and is prepared to make
everything in his line that the community may
want at the shortest notice, ana will do all
kinds OF mending promptly. fe will Pay par
tIcular attention 10
TIN ROOFING AND SCOUTING.
He has on hand at all times good supply OF
SCOUTING Of the best material which lie will
put up for IL l-2 cents per foot, and put on
Tin Roofing for sl2 per square. He has also
on hand the old Hsgersto~n Cook Stove, i'm
proved. from $40 10 S35, and all kinds of Heat
ing Stoves down as low as Sc. OLD CAST
ING taken in trade and ths highest price Civ
en-. or Cash will also be paid for Casting. He
ha. also the CUCUMBER PUMP for sale, the
very best and cheapest now in use.
" Call and see and YOU will be sure to
buy. Thankful for past favor, he hopes con-
tinusnce Of toe public patronage will be grant.
ed him, and he will try TO please all.
~ He will sell the whole Establishment TO
any person who wishes TO buy for less sum
than they can start new establishment.
A. A. COOK.
Shepherdstown, Juuc IL, 1870. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02

NLOOR Oil Cloth aud Straw Mating. q,
II m.y7 Rickard 4 Weishang.
HORSE Hay Forks. for ssls BY
II MeCurdy f. Duke.
June Chsries,own.
| IFE X.i0 U s-OR for curing all aches
II and pains, for sale q,
june 2s Billings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02
Brick House,

with Wing attached. en- extra Cellar IN.
der The main Building. large CIsisrn
with pumps conpltte Of the door. under
roof Of wing Building sIso . never fail
ing Well Of Wafer with pumps complete.
The Out buildings consist OF good STA
bling. suffcien, for six horses. an elegant
Corn House with Wagon Shrd. Carriage
House and Hen House all under same
roof good Smoke Hou.e. Wood House.
Bake Oven end House. oil uoder good
roof Alsoa
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02
Young Orchard

OF the choicesi OF Fruit, nos in foil bear.
ing. from which | picked rs bushels OF
winter spples last Fall. Tbs,s is slso
situated on The main road. on said Lot.
frstrsie
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-07-02
Blacksmith Shop,

large enough for both BlscksmithIng and
Wheel.wrighting. This properly 10
considered one Of the besi loesiions 10
the County for any kind Of Msehsnie.
more particular good Blacksmith.
Persons desiring soch property sill
apply 10 ibe Undersigned pear Dufheid's
Depot. who ui!l take pleasure 10 chow
ing the sane. (,
80 s.- EDWARD o. RU5E.
ApnI ~, 1870. II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-13
STOLEN DIAMONDS RESTORED.
How Il is hone in New York.


We copy the fol lowing interesting story
of struggled and stolen diamonds from the
New York Tribune Of last Friday:
On the arrival of the steamer Main from
Havre, on the eighth of April last, Detcc-
tive James Lee, Of Surveyor COrnell's
staff, was on the lookout for Williams and
his wife, who, it was alleged, were profess
siOnal smugglers. Williams was easily dis
covered among the passengers, and on his
being searched diamonds valued at $4,000
were found on his person, which the Off
GERS seized and brought to the seizure room
at the CustOmhOuse. Williams was not
held at the time, but on the second Of May
he was arrested on 4 warrant from the
United States Marshal, and taken to New
ark, New Jersey, where he was tried before
Judge Nixon, and being convicted was sent
to the Trenton State Prison for two years.
The diamonds were condemned as the
property Of the United States, they having
been struggled property. At the time of
the trial Williams acknowledged that the
diamonds were stolen, but the fact was not
taken notice Of for the reason that the
valuables would have to be restored to
their owner, and that would have deprived
certain parties who arrested him of their
moiety, The owner of the diamonds, Mr..
Hart, crinOline dealer, doing business at
No, S, Rue Chateau de Nye, Paris. arrived
in this city few days ago, and claimed the
smuggled brilliants as his property, and that
they were stolen from his wife in Paris.
The alleged owner placed his claim in the
hands Of lawyer Dayton, Of Trenton, n. j.,
who petitiOned that the decree of the court
be set aside which request was granted by
the consent of United States District Attor-
ney Keasby, of New Jersey. On Tuesday
last the case came up before Judge Nixon
and jury. and it was decided that the con-
demned diamonds belonged to Mr.. Hart,
and that they were not Struggled. There
upon Detective Nettleship. one of Colonel
Whitley's men who arrested Williams, pre-
scented an order to Mr.. Hart, the owner, for
the payment Of $500 for doing his little ut
most in arresting Williams. The arrest re-
ql,ired but little effort, as Williams was IA
daily visitor at the custoInhOuse, endeavOr-
ing to recover the condemned goods. Will
liams' companion, whom he claimed as his
wife. says that Colonel Whitleys men took
from her a coral brooch worth ESQ., besides
several other articles of .jewelry, which have
not yet been returned to her. As they are
not in the custody of the customhouse au-
thOrities. it is supposed that they are still in
the pOssessian of Colonel Whitley's men.
At the latest accounts Williams was still in
prison. 1t is alleged that the diamonds
we're stolen by Williams wife, who was in
the employ of Mr.. Hart in Paris.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-13
The Austin journal reports the following:

L nc AttStIH VVt7 "tt ItI9VItS tIIt IVIIUN IH!9
On the twenty-secOnd ultimo colOred
man was dragged from his bed and house
by gang Of disguised scoundrels and
beaten with clubs to such an extent that his
life is despaired of, on account of the allie
CATION that he had been guilty of the ''un-
pardonable sin" of allowing his cotton crop
to grow up in weeds. His wife appealed to
a white neighbor 1--WE blush for our race) for
assistance, but was told that he was too
sharp to interfere" that the parties perpe-
trating the outrage were white men, and
knew exactly what they were doing" that
she could '.have recourse to the law" etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-13
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Wesley Hall, Liberty street, New Or.
leans. July H. 1870.--WHEREAs, We mechanics and
labOrers OF the Third Ward Radical Republican
Club, feeling aggrieved at the present condition OF
affairs among us; and
Whereas A small body of men in Our party, claim.
ing to be Republicans and to represent the party,
but who are VIGOROUSLY known to have opposed,
with q persstency rarely equalcd all our efforts
since the earliest struggles OF the Republican party
in this State for organization III support of the
reconstruction measures adopted by the Congress
OF the United States and since the general State
election of 1863 sought to bring the State admins
tratiOn into ricule and contempt with the people,
and have, by their continued efforts through the
press us well in public and private harangues,
furnished alleged false assertions for argument
against the vital interests of our party for the
Democratic press throughout this city and State;
and
Whereas, Among these may be named those of
1864, who were in favor of unjust and qualified
suffrage. and others who have arranged themselves
in antagOnism to the Republican administration Of
this State. and to the Federal appointments to the
same, and by their unwise, impOlitic. unjust and
wholesale denunciatiOn of the Republicans in Office
both State and Federal: and
Nhereas, We recognize the necessity of harmony
anu strict party discipline in orr ranks as pre-
requisite to insure victory in the fall elections and
Whereas. We at this time believe it to be
duty as a party to diseOuntenance all boilers and
dlsOrganlzers III our ranks, and realizing that we
must stand united against our common enemy the
Democratic party, as now organized therefore
Be 1t resolved by the mechanics and labOrers of
the Third Ward Radical Republican Club That
do hereby declare all party connections and sym
pathy with the said disOrganizers ceased entirely
anti ask similar action of all the Republican clubs
throughout the city and State against all boilers
and disorganfsers in their Franks who claim to be
Republ leans, but who really sympathizers
with the opposition to a Republican administration.
GEORGE DEvIZAN, President
JOHN ID. FOSTER, Secretary.
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