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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08
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Bo[ttmurt.obIp wittnbobu.


RaN allen Station en- Inn $40 Worgtns,
ntb GStn&tHer unb 3tuiiderpldbe I'm ubr 9ta1.
titttaes (auss.uommen eorrtioss).
Ra@ benz ID ten - UNI uno 9.45 Nbenos.
Rnda 8reberit uno pa9trstoDu- nm $40
Rgrssns nne 4u. gbsnes tals8snoutmen scnntnagsl
$50 aROrssns anO $50 Slaamittass tausssnOmmsH
Rad5 5Ra{btuetou-u R nm 40, sos. 2, s;25 unS
IL 80 Woraens un6 .. S.55, 4. 40 uub $50 Ibenos.
9la6 Qnnappiis - uin uHo llSO TorssHs
uno 4 40 VGhmittGgs. -. o,, "a
Bon % ib irgtou- -um GR, ~ II. 93aWtor9ens
un6 i2 Is, $50, 40, 80, 8 uuo &benos.
sbtlaseIpbia:xRIGmius @iNnbabn
glo6 9btIabeIpbtG, SWt1denFattonsn
Inb pDeIaWarer Gtienba bn"-u z 26 Wtors
gems (Sonrtd9s ausgenornTenl
gsrrpolnt nab @ort 3epOft abbtessuOl UNI 800 ROr.
gems (Sorutd9s aus8erOmmenl,
RBilniugon nit Der pSCIapare GenbabnH perblROeuol
UNI 2.4O Sladpmttoas tSonntaqs aus9enommst).
9tad ben Stqttonen bis Yort Sepoftt-
Rab y btlaOelpbta - uH 25 Hbenos. td9lth.
@a& Rev. Yort- SgprsBiuS UNI 1o.4O NbsnOs.
tagIid. ..
SbiIa6etpbia.s,afto. @entrat. g ifenbabH
bsrlaBt Baltimore nm T. IS Uoreens uro 2.40 9ladm.
Silets9lreGu Sir, l47, gBei. SaItimOrsitruitt.
ge6rslid,e @entrat. 6 @iienbdbn.
Ra6 gittsburR, benz Nefen uub Rors
BEN Bis an bic Gtaguras6GlIe.n at allen Sta.
ttouen ,piiden Sattncrt uno Dort anbaltenO -tdBla
um 8. .25 UlOr8sns (Sonriass Gugsenommrnl.
gta6 9ittsburs. Dem Ueten uno Ror
ben Bts 70 gDtIltamspprtuuoG Grte- tG8Iit um
l2l 9IodmaSs tSonntdgg aus8tnpmnen),
glad Yitts6urg, ben Wtngaras j q lien uno
Buffalo, tG9Iid1 uh II 90 Abenes
Na6 ptttsburg unD oem ShoUe fen. an
ben SauptHationru jipiIben Baltimore uuo Sarrisburs
aubaltcno - td8ltA nm 40 %bsnos tSOnnta8s ausse'
ronlinen.
Wefit&e RarpI6nOer Gtisubabu- - UNI
s.25 Dorgcus uuo $50 gad)mta8s,
Sad 9ettqsbur9. unt S25 Wtor8ens uno l2l5
9iahmittdgs.
Sad 9anooer-um 70 Utor9ens lino 12.l5 unb
$50 9ddmittags.
Gumbgrldnner Sbal'Ba bn n-um S.25 Vtors
esus UNI r. Is 0admitta8s.
Sad Dort - td8li5 nm $50 Natmttte8s (Sonn'
ags duSgeromrtcn).
Sadb Barfton - tasIt& um 5, 80 giatm t6onu.
taas dusgenommenl.
Waj u ibIano-t td9ItDum 10. 20 Norseus( sOnu.
ta9s ausgeoommenl.
8iaets8ureau: glr. 9, ROrb.GaIosrtRr.
Gdtpnspiner Sfrrtebabn.
StinoIid bon ubr UtoreCns bis rlbr Nberbs, 1
ubr ausgenonlmrt. Sonntu9s iiinolih BON ubr
gRor9ens bis rbr Gbenos uno ieDe balbe Slnoe bon
2-7 ubr @brnbs uad 2oubOu Yart.
gladl y IltCpt ttp - urn uno 10 ubr Wors
eeus uuo iluo ubr 9iadmiitG9s 3uriidtebreno non
Gatott Gttp um uno 10 Ibr lRorgens uno uno
ubr 9tadmittuas. - ylu Sonntagen nm uno 10 nbr
Wtotsers, unO 2 A uun ubr 9tadmitta8s nadD. uno
uno 10 nbr WorgenS uno 3, uNo ltbr Wa9mItta9s
bon GaeoH 9itp
gprt.Rrab %ferttbnbn.
Rab z Wioutopu itinoIib bon nbr Wtor8ens
bts IL ubr Nbcnos.
Rab GopanstOpn nm 0, 61a. y uno Sh nlr
Wor9tns unO 23s, ~, AZ, 5H uno 6k ubr Mbenos.
Qn Sonntagen um l0E uno 1lk nbr Utor9ens
une 121. N, ~, 80, ~, 5X unb 6k nbr 9tadlm,
uno pou @ouaustODu betber. nm 10 unO u Ibr Wtors
gems uno |, p 3, 4, 8, 6, 7uno ubr Nabmtta9s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08

RaGe s ita8 wuroe Die 2eide elmer un
aefdbr 80 Sabre allsn oeutiden 8rau auf bsm
bet poroen mar uno oeren 3orper man na1ber
auf Die Sdisnen aeworien bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08
SenmeaO e Sob,l,


Wprtp o. Wdt Ger " uuu m titts unb HcrtbHr..
.4 Baltimore Wb,. .s .....-
Babrtanisn bon faticurten nne raabdrsn BauiefIna.
id,intn rno GelrIn Wa Waherbthalttrn nno Raldtnstnn
Rarno VibIsu traebartn gpailsns une ptais.Viags
Ten qitodbeu. Giinads, Dusreiiren. nno Rine pthR'
ltrsn tiissnsu Bin6sbakn. Brudsnetttnfu. H6hrtn.
rniilsn, Giitnittttn. .psbtappdrutn 6drduttn.Rui'
len. godstitn uno GdetrsH tut S6raubtnmuiitr. Yol.
itI. uns Nditublth. 6abrltauttn pusumatihen Gul.
instu uup antn Nrttn bon guBrpaartr Strtbtilurass
lnb stamp. 7uHtI,n tr at. annkn uno ai,otrt farts
9sotraHrhs .'.i'-f II CEI tstep aJS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08

.Sn YrooflDn, WsY iuarb Sonntaa
frnb na9 Mittsrnadt Der Yreis Sob. &sruan
bon bsm ebsn pom Eeniansrpuijds beimaefebr.
ten Sobn 8ormlep IN 6olse S.reites Iber Die
Ssnianer. %iiaire nsu6linSs hberIaaen unp
ibm nit elmer G!eiiaIin8e Der Sdabsl ein8e'
idllnnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08

Su gineinnati ioQen tDdbreuo Der
Sanssrfetta8e Die Staot6ulen gslSIoiIen
IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08
GhiUSuacf, ri cI,tctt,

Sn Yittsburs iuiro Die Ginfibrun4 Der
oeutl1sn Spra9e in ben Staotl9ulen a9ttlrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08
6. q o FIN g liugluff,
R.LAa 0T


"sToNE OFFICE, Dem geridtsbauIs In SopIontOwn
pegeniber,
bietet ieiren beutiden 5renoen iene 9euIe IN alien
gsritlieu uno aoOotatoriihen 9eIdaitrn IN Baltimore
9ountp an. Gr III mad ubr glatbmitiu9s aud In
Baltimore in eiuem Bureau Rr. as. ct. Saulhr..
gde Der Sarato8alraBe, iu iPrr6en. @r fpridbt
Deutfdb. (Sult3,1S.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08

Su Der Sesi6ule 3u Innapolis babsn
66 Sdller Der |. Glaiie erfolareid} oas an
Sanjtas su Gnoe 8sbra4te Wioibipmensera'
men beitanoen. ~. - -L-..u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08

WaBzDeTeii.
METROPOLITAN CRESCENT EAGLE
Tie biaigien i'm Wartte bel g. ". Srppfs,
(Wa2l-3Ulte) CIR. H. Norb,5utalufrase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08

o6tin 'eier fir ben uerItorbenen 0ohU. So
iepb 6eltr Sarbeltn uno Die Gnt6Rllung elmer
O:oenttafet beGon0en.
Str Ssnat bat W. NlcYeagb, cine unbss
fannie @rbBe. Sdpiegerfobu oes Senators
Cameron, als 9sianoten in GonlantinOpel
beitdti8t.
Sm Gon9reiie reidte ooresilern 9r.
Broher etnen gemeinldafilife 9eidluB etnr
oabin laGteno, OnB Die Regeruu9 Spanien
iolbc SotihIG9e made, als aeeisuet iein m6'
9tn, Die 6etnoieIi8tciten auf Guba jumSaIuTt
Ju brin8en.
Gin fur6tbarer MorO an elmer
8an5en 6amilie-Hus @n8IanO mir
WGbcres iber ben berets bon uns 0emtloCten
UlorO beribtet 9n Dem 0Otfe SaHbam. 2
WtilGr BON llrbrio9e, @n8laHO, III am Nbeno,
oes %. Wai cine Iur6tbare Woroibat oeriibi
norOeu. Sn etuem HanobauIe Dieits Sttcs
uobnte lett SaBrrn cine T4milie, gtamens
VtariIau. pelbe aus Itebfn Yerioucn beitano
Or. Wariball mar Sngenieur. UerbetratBet uno
Satcr BON orei minoerldbrt8en &inO'rn. Gr
bate ieine atte Wutttr un0 cine S6wcIer 5u
lb 8enonmen, 0eren SoAleit an fol9tu0en
abtnoe 9eteiert tusr0tn Iollte. Ga oa5 &ano
baus elwas abSelr8cl 'Or O.m SOric lag, wWrte
ole Woro8el4ibte erlt AM 3ueiiell SaBe ent.
oedt, oenn Niemano lab etluas NrGes BARN,
oes nG9Iien Wot9ens bate itbtn luilsu ma
ren ia bod mob gar manherIGt Sorbcretun.
gen SU 0em beUoritebenotn 5Nmilenitite ju
treiitn. Surb Die ueberbrin8eriu oes 8rauts
tIetOes lam crit ae9eu VGbmitta1 bic SnGc
jur embedding. Nuf 9ns iuleoetDp,te Yrden
uno Ruien oieies Wtdobens bate ytlemauo Qe
antiuOrtei, uno ite madta nun bierpou Die Ans
jei5e i'm Sorfs. Nls man Die uerIdloiisrt
SbIre 9elpren8t bate, bot iib oGn Nugtn be,
Antueienoen Elm entiebliber Anbltd bar. aat
5emO9ner oas 0auies iu0ren auf Die brutallte
art ernIoroet tuoroen. uno l0Gen in t9eitW;iit
iait iormIoien Wtanen uulBer Sie Seidl 0rn
Dtaribals fano lid unter Ciuer Waiia auf #,
gebGufter S6de Dor uno aus Der 9anjan Gr.
l9einuiI8 oetIelben erbsllt, DAB WtarDaq id)
nit allen Rtdfisn oes Wt6roers 3U erWebrcH
geiubt bate. Seine S6uOe uareu gang jeriIs
len BON gBunoen, ietn Sopf mar GIcd Dem
oer ibri9en Opfer l0rmIib 5erquetibt. 9Os
litn9ile Stno Wtarlball's, Elm Is Wonnte alter
Snabe, ben bic Gltern auf eiu paar Sape gum
9roBUater 9eI9itt batten, lit ben ieigtn Woros
buben entgan9eu gs 1T iaIt uu6tr alien,
,3weilet, OaB OieIe Sbanotbat Uun Mebrersr
ptriibt woroen lit, oeren urlabt i:oo1 lit poQ
tommen unertldrli6. So mar nidt nur aus
benz SauIe ni6ts 9enomnten Wor0en, ionoerL
es fanoen ih au6 am Geibe Der Grmor0eter
alle @c8enitdnoe BON 8olo unO Suwaleu uu
ueriebrt upr. Sa Die 6amile alIgsntejH icbi
9ea1et uno beliebt mar. iiebt man aud ytir
8enos cine 8eranlaiiun8 au eincnl Woroe aus
uRade". Bic Grjtlibe llnteriu6unG er9nb
oaB Der Woro SamitaS Natt5 ooer Sonntar
Worsens ueriibt puroe. Yon ben Wtoroipui
fen entOedte man cineu 9epibtSen Sammel
lnb ein seW6bnl9rs BELL, beiOe nit 8lut be.
Oedt, - Sie Nufrcsung in Der 8aujen llmae
buns Ut cine UNI 10 8r6Bere, als man bisbel
nibt Die 8crtn9its Spur uOn Oru WtDtosrn cnt
osdt bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08

Sm Gpn9reiIe reidte OOr9eiIern 9r.
proTer eiuen 9emeinidafilihen 8eidluB elm,
Oabin laGteno, OaB Die &egeruu8 Spanitn
ioIbc SotihIG9e made, aIs aeeisuet iein mo-
gtn, Die 6einoieIi8tciten auf Guba 5umShIuIt
IN briroeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08

Odbin B'eier fir ben perItorbeneu Sohw. So
iepb 6eltr Sarbeliu uno Die GntbRlun8 elmer
0,oenttafel began0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08

Set beoorItebenos S.iua ots @roBiirIsu
4terisopn RaBlano befdtist I'D.
SnYbiIobetpbia murosn ooraeNeru
in Der taiboln9en 81. Soispbstitts cine gs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08

Str Ssrat bat 98 NtcYeagb, cine unbss
fannie @rbBe. Sdpiegerfobu oss Senators
Cameron, ats 8siauoten in GonfantinOpel
bpTi6tint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08
Die
6rDtinniGr rinrr grO6rn StaOt.

Nuauff Gfpal6 96ntg,
BsrfaNtr oes prsiseeir6utsu RomaRs SDurb aampi
gum 6rieoen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08
Die billigfs Sdub uuN Stjdtl 9GHoIsHs
IN Der Siabi.
Gfe Der Gutaip' uno SGratogaffr.
Gulo II. Silbcr uir0 In Mc6iel grgeben

8rpBe 9ortbtiIe ben &anoIsmen Geboisn, i'm
BroGen uno GIeinen.
PerIoneu, ueldje iusit cniisrni pobusn, erbdls
ten RGrtsn fur Die Giieubabnlinieu III
Z, @cinberaer'S Steiels u SaubIuoen.
t03-l Gde her Gutdtu. uue gurdtpaaSraSs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08

Ssute piro unter Der Sbelnabme bon 40 900
Wlurern in " 10 y ort, Ode Der %. Str.
unb 6. Npenue Die Srunofeinlc8uns einCs
neuen Sempcls aatiiInbsn
Grsnton. Res, fanotn in Der lsBten
Ypode bier Setbltmoroe itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08
4 81. 9yrpuS s. SSbue, Woer
@el8' p0pNlirer sdlMhlaOcn.


Sas billigite Sdubseiddft in Der StaOtl
llnIer Wtotto lit: sS9nelIe 8ertdufe uno
fleinen Yrofit!"
9amcn. .Gaers auer Arten mtAbIGBen rs 6ts.-$1.
Worodu.Stietc fr 9amen 81, sl.25. Sl.5O.
Sobe Slmcii. Sditers an Der Seite 9eidnlirt $1.50
GptereG. .@aiters fir WGoden 90 Gcuts.
WiorudosStiefel fir Wdohen rs Cts. 100.
Sameu:Vantoitelu uuer Nrt 40 bis so Sts
t'9Ou9rsB.@aiters 81. SO, So. $3.50.
gennaelts (peggedl rrtusYalmorals 81 So 81. .75.
500 panr 9CrrenI Stieel 81. so (gBertb $5).
genoeete tpeggedl Nnaben 8nlmoruIs 81 20, $l.40
g,enGbte Snaben' Saiter5 81 so, $l.75.
pobe 9alngt tGdters fir Wdoden 81, 81 ,35.
aableoerne Sdbube iur WGohcit rs Gents.
Sin ungebeurer Yorratb bon fertipeematter Irbeitl
ca gDir baben ollie gDaaren oorrGtbis. weIde lpir
unje9en 3. SeIs \ Spbu,
(Wa2l ,3Wtc.) Wr SO, Horos@utatpliraBe.
Der bette Rlat, nm cine SfGbmas
ftbine III famfcn, TT Sa,
iuo ole Soften Rdihirtn iu babtn o tuie I'm sIddite
uon @eorg 4. StrobmeDer, jun. Wr. 8, Rpre.
9dpdrd6e.
9tGbualfineu >utrotn aufs Bette uno Buiais nusat.
hslleti auh balts Id cine gro6e Nusludbl BON Seibs
@drn uno Set Ium @ebraude Der 9Rai6inen biutgtr,
ala an tnrm auoern BIabe. tNprl27 6Wts)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08
Oermatiaz
eErnrr- l)rIld)frungs- Wrlrll(6aft.
$500, 900 90 R'aar. fapitnI.
553.O54.8I ueberid1ue am l. Sauuar 1870.

SBOO,OOO 90 93aar. dpitdI.
553.O54.8I ueberfdbue am l. Sauuar 1870.
81 OB3.O54.6I Sotal. Serm 6gcn
ben gsieBen oes Staates Nelp'Dori 9erdB Gngsest
Srriidcrt in Der ,,0rrmania"
Sie p@srmania4 III sins aani otutIdt GeIeuidaft.
Gs 1T Die GlteHe oeude 9eiruihaf in amsrtd
Sbr groBes Gapta nit beoeuteuoem ueberiduB 9es
rUGbrt ben Berii6erien bic bette Sid)erbeit.
Wue Btrlite lDeroen prompt uno pou belahlt.
Sbre GeitGite itno unb luerotn ets auf cine oorids
ti9e uno ioloe RBeifc gCIbrt.
Die Osltdle auuoidait Ndlert Der y6jermania" cine
brrOorrdGenoe StsIun9 unter allen 8erdrungssg}e
ihntsr.
Ste vGrrmanin" III Die erfe uno beoeuieuoIe oeut.
IdJe Yeriidcrurgs @eienitaft IN ben Der. Staaten.
aeine anoere 9eeuidaft fam ben SeutIten gr6Bere
gOrtbeiIe OOer before St6rrbeit geiudbren.
9. 81. Irono s SDbne, Gsenten.
Nr.2l, SputbItraBe. Baltimore, Rb.
H9- YoIicen Werocil lit Der Ggenhlr ausasierat uno
MerIne heInhIi 1mmil 4 i n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-08

Saltimnrer 3abuar3neis8ci4Sft,
@ils6ft. @fe Der Gutatp. une Saratpgaifraee.
Genau paNenbe 3abn9arnihireu $40 - SIS. ,psd)e
trOlten ,ueroen ibnnci IO1uslides Sob lum 5iiusn
nr So Silbr 81. luelde Hls oauerbaft garanrt uer'
oet Nitrous Oxide Gjas ieoen 3u9 friId, uno 3dbne
Stid.
3as giirsau III III allen stunSsn ee6ffnst.
(WRatl4 l2yRtel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-11
False PretenceS.

The vast and continually Increasing sales
OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters have pro-
voked the envy Of Il certain class of dealers
in various parts OF the country, who are
trying to substitute their utterly worthless
loca! nostruIns for the most popular propri-
etary medicine in the world. These impos-
tors hope by their false statements TO obtain
from the millions who patronize the great
American Tonic, 4 sufficient number OF
customers to make their speculations upon
the health OF their neighbors profitable.
As the demand for Hostetters Bitters is
now so large and urgent as to tax TO their
fullest extent the facilities for its manufac-
turc. these petty attempts TO wiring in the
mereSt trash by false representations, are OF
little consequence TO its proprietors. They
are, however, serious evil to the victim
lied. If, for example, at this warm season,
when a real invigorant is greatly needed,
the sufferer from general debility, indiges-
ton, biliousncSs or nervous weakness, is
coaxed into using wishy-washy COM
pound without any medicinal virtue, in
stead of the sovereign specific in which the
the rarest tonic and Alternative vegetable
elements are scientifically combined, it is
obvious that he Will rue the day when he
allowed himself 10 be thus deluded. II is
in the Interests Of parties who have been or
may be influenced by the persuasion OF
plausible chariatans, that this article Is
published. With the light Of twenty years
experience to guide him, why should the
invalid take lean in the dark.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-11

as much truth in the one case as in the
other.
In view of the tendencies and practice
of the Radical party in this country. it
might have been supposed that their
sympathies would flow naturally to.
ward Louis NAPOLEON Their system
of carrying elections is decidedly after
his pattern, and their style of governing
their conquered provinces would just
suit the Emperor-though il isscarcely
probable that he would permit any Of
his satraps to torture old men, as KIRK
did in North Carolina. Besides this,
NApoLEoY's love for his dynasty is Ger
tainly no greater than GRANTS affection
for his brothers-in-law and cousins Of
every degree. We would therefore ex
pect Governor STEVENSON and General
GRANT to sympathize with NAPOLEON
and must confess our astonishment al
the Intslligeneers declaration Of wal
upon that potentate NAPOLEON vii
he sorry when he hears OF il
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-11
A New View OF acknowledgements.


We find the following in some OF our
West Virginia exchanges. The story
is located somewhere in the Little Kan
awha region
"A family recently moved into this
county from the East, probably from
Massachusetts,, as a majority of our
smart grammarians come from that
State For convenience we will call
them Jones. Shortly afterwards, Mrs
Jones was at neighbours, when the
lady Of the house remarked that her
son did not like to live in Harrison, since
they had disfranchised him. Mrs. Jones
did not appear to have a clear under
standing OF the term disfranchised,
IN Its dictionary sense, but she evidently
had theory of her own in regard to
the matter.
A few days subsequently, Mrs.
Jones and daughter were visiting at
the house of another neishbor, when
the DISTINGUISHED young man rode mast
The lady of the house (Mrs. Smith
perhaps remarked to Miss Jones that
the young gentleman passing would
make her nice beau
Mrs. Jones' Yes; but he is dis,ron-
chisedt HIS o,gn mother tells II on him Z
Mrs. Smith Oh, that makes no DIFF
ference; the very best Of men are dis
franchised here. My husband is dis.
franchised.' H 3 ga. s.
Mrs. Jones You don't say so. How
long has he been DISTINGUISHED
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-11
Lewis County Convention.

The Democracy of Lewis county
seem 10 be fully alive to the importance
of the campaign, and are putting forth
such efforts as will largely increase the
handsome majority they have hereto,
fore polled. Their County Convention,
held in Weston last week, was largely
attended, and was enthusiastic for the
good cause. Speeches were made by
Hon. JOHN j. DAVIS, HENRY BRANNoN
and others, and an excellent county
ticket was nominated, Mr. .BRANyoN re,
ceiving the nomination for House OF
Delegates.
The Senatorial Convention Of the 9th
District, embracing the counties OF
Lewis, Braxton, Barbour, Tucker, RAN
dolph and Upshur, is to be held at
Buckhanuon on Saturday, August 9th.
The party is well organized, full OF en-
thusiasm, and will make q splendid
record in the election this fall
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-11
More Rascality,

Mr.. j. V. Underdunk, one of the reg
istrars at Shepherdstown, has, we under
stand, refused registration to twonegroes
who have announced their intention to
vote the Conservative ticket, and with
no other palpable reason than for the
annunciation Of Conservative principles.
Thus we have in our own midst an ex-
ample Of what is occurring daily all
over the country. AS long as the negro
is willing to remain the plant tool OF
these dirty dogs, and stand as the step
stone upon which they may ascend to
Office, all well and good; but the mo-
ment he asserts his right to vote what.
ever ticket he may choose, then he, as
well as the white man, is prescribed and
DISTINGUISHED. But there is remedy,
and We expect to see it applied.-Spirit
| of Jefferson.
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American Parties and the War.

The most transparent piece Of dema
goguery we have ever witnessed was
that displayed by the Intelligenccr yes,
terday morning in reference to the
Franco Prussian war. 1t was a DIES.
perate attempt to manufacture some,
thing out of nothing, and only resulted
in displaying the editors folly. 1t is
not true that the Democratic party, as
party, sympathizes with France in
the present war; neither is it true that
the Republican party is, as a party,
friendly to the German cause. Both
Democrats and Republicans are, as
Americans, bound to the maintenance
of strict and absolute neutrality, but
individual Americans have their indi-
vidual sympathies with which political
parties here have nothing whatever TO
do. There are as many Democrats as
Republicans who sympathize with Ger,
many, and as many Republicans as
Democrats who sympathize with
France. This is so well known that
the Intslligencer' effort to court the local
German vote by pretending to be the
original, sole and only friend OF
King William, is supremely ridiculous
The trick is such transparent one
that it displays on the part of its au'
thor very poor opinion of the intelli'
gence Of the German people, if he really
expected them to swallow such clum-
silly baited hook. If the htslligence'
were published in New Orleans it would
doubtless set forth as conclusive an ar
gument to prove that the Radical party
was in full accord with the French, and
tina, the Democrats were Prussians to
man, as it now invents 70 establish the
reverse of this position, and with quite
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The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS FARINE-Said to be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for The sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
favorite with the ladies for Jellies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the ar.
ticle to use with Cox's Gelatine-oi
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, de-
licious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGCSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
tcle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect rem.
edy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tards.
TAPIOCA--A splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries.
At LAUGHLlN, SMITH & CO.'S,
Wholesale Druggists,
inn2, Main street.
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Arrest of an Editor.

Mr.. DAVID GosHoRS, editor of the
New Creek Banner, has been talking
out rather plainly about some of the
beauties of Radicalism in Mineral
county, and has exposed himself tc
the vengeance of what he calls the
Court House Clique Getting into
an alteration with n negro few day:
ago, he was arrested and put in jail
The following is his own statement oil
of the case:
The circumstances attending my case
are these: On the afternoon of the 9th
INST. saw darkie named Frank Coles,
ut the railroad depot, in this place, and
asked him to pay me a bill that he
owed me since about the beginning OF
last winter. My request for payment
was met by insult, and collision
was the consequence. Now comes IN
the beauty OF Radical law as adj
ministered by Gov. Stevenson regis
trar; the tool of the party had me ar
rested, upon his own order, without
complaint, judged the case, refused ap-
peal to the Court, excepta as he dictated,
and now | am in prison, sent here by
infamous tyranny sufficient to disgrace
any man who had spark of just prin-
ciple, or the least remnant ofhonor or
respect for justice. l ask the people
10 think of the enormity Of such
acts, and the miserable mockery Of JUS
tice, when white men are made slaves,
and negroes, black and white, hold the
reins of government 1t is high time
this thing should end, and men guilty
of such acts Of injustice and tyranny
should be known and exposed. West
Virginia is cursed with such men, and
has become reproach on account of
the foul corruption of the party in pow
er, and their tools in petty offices
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To Contractors.

rNHE DIRECTORS OF THE WEST
Union and Roney's Point Pike will re-
Give proposals on or before August 18th.
1870, for the grading Of their road, leading
from the National Road at Roney's Point,
Ohio county, West Virginia, to the Penn
sylvania state line, near West Union, Mar
shall county.
Contracts to be given in sections Of one
fourth mile. 80 perches.
General specifications can he obtained
from, and Information given by, James c.
Orr or Brice Supler, living on line OF road.
after July 18th; and sectional specifca-
tons, plans and working models, EN-
bracing transverse and cross sections OF
various portions of the route, by calling on
J. D. Whitman. engineer Of said road, at
Valley Grove, West Virginia, TO whom II Is
ordered that all proposals be addressed,
and marked sealed proposals.
The Board propose to award the contracts
TO the lowest bidders, yet reserve the right
to reject any bid deemed too high.
By order OF Board.
JAMES c. ORR 81
BRICE SUPLER, FIX. Com:
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