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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM E. STEVENSON,
OF Wood County.
SECRETARY or THE STATE,
JAMES n. PIPES,
or Marshall County.
AUDITOR.
THOMAS BOGGESS,
OF Roauo County. h.
rKEAsCRHR,
JAMES A. XACACLEY,
OF Ohio County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
A. BOLTON CALDWELL,
OF Ohio County.
JUDGE sUPRRAE COURT or APPEALS.
JAMES Il, BROWN,
orKlnawlA County.
POR cUX0KESS-VIRST DISTRICT,
NATHAN GoPF, JR.,
or Harrison County.
FOE coNuREsS-sEcoSD DIsTECr,
JAMES C. XcGREW,
ra o. Preston County.
FOR cOEGREss-THIRD DISTRICT,
JOHNS. WITCHER.
FOR Stair SENATE-TIR'r DISTRICT,
JOHN g. HRRNEY,
or Ohio County.
Ohio County Republican Ticket.
roR HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
EDWARD u. ATKINSON,
JOHN X. HUBBARD, ...
WILLIAM l.. PARKINSON. .
. yOR SHERIFF. '
RICHARD S. BROWN,
POR CLERK or TaE CIHCUIT COURT,
SAMUEL B, NeCrLLoCH.
1poR RECORDER,
JOHN ". SHULTZ.
FUR PROJECTING ATTORNEY,
GEORGE B. CALDWELL.
FOR ASSEssOHS,
CITY Dis,rict-RLlJAH DAY.
County i" JOSEPH WADDElL.
COUNTY SuRvEYOR,
j. D. WHITMAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, FOR SIIERIFF.-EdItOr EnteIllgs,s-
49, GER: IOu will please announce John
Howell OF Clay Township. as an Independent
Candidate for sheriff Of Ohio County al, tho en-.
suing election, subject 70 no Star Chamber die
tatl0n nor packed Convention. ..
aug7' I..t or & MANY VOTERS.
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SOME Baltimore gentlemen have made
an application to the Treasury for the
establishment in that city Of one Of the
gold hanks recently authorized by Con
uress ....-a
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IBy Authority OF the GovcruOr.l
mo. 80. Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment TO the Constitution
OF the State.
ReeoIrGd BY HE 1<gi4idturE Of Vat I1rginia,
The following Is proposed as an Amendment TO
the Constitution Of Ibis state. to be substituted
for section one Of article three thereof. and 70 be
come part Of the said Constitution when ratIned
according TO the provisions thereof, namely:
1.-THE male citizens Of the State shall be Cntt'
tied 10 vote at al elections held within the Clee
ton districts In which they respectively reside:
hut no person who is q minor, or Of unsOund
MUD, or pauper, or who Is under conviction Of
treason. felony or bribery In an election, or who
has not been resident Of the State for one year,
and OF the county ia which he oders to vote for
thirty days next preceding such otter, shall he
permitted TO vote while such disability con.
iInues." Iaa, .,-.,.
Adopted February q, 1870.
In the House OF Delegates, Thursday, February
q. 1870. the above resolution was adopted.
THE YEAs wEHE-Measrs. WEIGH, (SpcaEeF)
Agncw, Ballard Of Monroe, Ballard OF Logan,
BeltEhO0VeE, Bower, BFanDOn, Burgess, Davis.
son, DonehOO, RTAnE, Farusw0rth, Fisher, Blan-
Agan, Flick, Gandec. Guthrie, Hrveey, Howard,
jackson, Judy. Lamb. LaTion, Lynch, Maxwell,
Mccoy, Meadows, Miller, Nicely, POwnAll, RAIDER
Repp, Scott. Smith, TetcE, Thomas, Wells and
WIlkinsOn-8.
THE NAYS wERE-Messrs. Baker, Barlow,
Carpenter, Oh4nberF, COLLINS. Cracrait, Davis,
Faris, GOT, HRSSleF, HIM. Howe, PcirpOint,
Price, RexFoad, Stursiss, Summers and Wheat
is.
In the Senate, Monday, February q, 1870, the
above resolution was adopted.
The YEAS wERE-Messrs. FarnswOTth, Prcsi.
dent, ApplcgAtp, Brown, Gather (Jaincs) Gather
Jesse H. Cook, Crane. Davis, Dayton, DOOlIt.
liz, Gold. Hartman, .KOOnce, Leonard, Patrick,
Phelps, Ramsdell and Young-lS.
Tue NAYS WERR-Messrs. Foreman, 1lnmph
reys. WcrnInger and Wilson,. aug6
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49, please Announce JAS, NJ CHAREnCR.
the Blacksmith, as the Peoples candidate for
SHERIFF or Quo COUNTY, at the ensuing cleo
tlnn. aul tbligc, MANY VOTERS
WHEELING, WA, July 10, 1870. JyIS
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ogIA!;RTERHAsTEal, GEEEEAL'I 0ygIcE,

r7 QuARTERN[AgTRG GENERALS OYFICE,
WASHINGTON, &c, 18th August, 1870.
Proposals for supplying Trees and Shrubs for
ornamental planting Of TIE National Cemeteries
are invited from nurseries and gardeners In good
Standing. ".' N'ET aiiia : =" ~
The trees and shrubG AllOuIdbh securely hacked
aad delivered atths railroad station most con.
vGnIcnt TO the garden or lurseFY, Bills and bills
Of l0dinG, properly addressed. TO be furnished,
The freight Will DO paid by tho United States,
and the bills will be settled upon recent OF inc
trees and shrubs At the places 10 which They may
be consigned.
The oFdsIsNIll be gipeuliy tAubiiSdr An charge
OF National Cemeteries in thiR Office upon cAIi
mates or acquisitions from local Officers
Il Is suggested that the E(Qst convenient form
Of proposal will be printed catalogue, with
such discount on tho whole or on any classes or
kinds Of plants "a tho proprietor may be willing
To Offer. -tHr sral \"
Purchases will be made wherever most adyan.
tageous to tho United States upon tho bases OF
the proposals thus received. ..II
There are about eighty go National Military
CeDl0tRrie4 SCattPTgd oyer the whole United
States; and some planting will probably be need.
cd In each Of them. - = - rtF-- Hl
Proposals should DO scaled and addressed to
the QnartGrmasteF Generals ONCE, marked
"PTOpOsRlS for Trees and Shrnbs;" and they will
he opened at noon on tho 18th Of September,
1870. .. n. c. MEIGS,
QUATteTm1Btcf General,
AuRO BFVVet Major General, u. 8. "A.
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RA1RD,s
Tea and Coffee PerCoIatur
THE BEST THING OUT!

Extracts md retains from the Tea Leaf and
Coffee Grain all the aroma and substance, ma.
king clear and fragrant coffee, and no 0F0uRGis
for complaint
TO size. Liberal discount To The tFade. Steam.
boats, Hotels, Boarding Houses, &C., supplied on
Manufactured and for sale, Wholesale and re-.
tail, by c. 6CHAMBRA,
, l96 Market Square,
For samples, agencies, and right % napulic.
ture, address ], n. BAIRD,
aRgl3.eOd Wheeling. W. Va.
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Ten per cent entrance upon all the shove. Ell
cept purses f1r Silver Plate, which are FREE.
Entries TO Close at O'Clock on the EVENING"
vious 10 the race. Entries can BE- made uldcE
cover At the Office on the grounds during the ds!
street, Wheeling. Three entries to all and two
TO start. Il no tr tlEF u
J The above Ttottine Raee8 win 30 conducted
under the rules Of the National Association. The
Running Races under the Buckeye RuleS
horse dlstAncing the field will be entitled u
horses start the third premium Wtli not be
awarded.
In case Of unfAvoEAble weather, OF other una
voIdAble causes, the Society shall have the right
TO postpone any o. the above puFset " tuiuFr
time, upon giving notice thereof.
Heats in each days races will bc called alter
nRtelV
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No. lS-McLure House purse. W. r Goodwin s
Co., proprietorS, premium, value $lW,
Pitcher and Goblet for Running llOrsgS.
Mares or Geldings; mile heats, best : in
5, catch weights,
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DISSOLUTION.-Th Co-partnership
IL heretofore existing between Neilauder d
StOner, was dissolved August LIST, by mutual
consent, Geo. ". StOner ID authorized TO settle
the business Of the late drm.
The undersigned has formed a partnership
with Mr. Henry llanke, under the firm name o
Stoner 4 IIanEc, In The Chrome, Looking Glass,
and Picture Business.
GEO. W. STONER.
thereby return thanks to my friends and the
public for their liberal patronage, and respect
nlly ask Z continuance OF the same to the. new
firm, at their place Of business, % Market street,
Crangle 3 Block.
ausi9 L. NETLANDER.
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Average increase vote from State to Pres.
Avesase Rep msj riom STATE 10 Preslisa.
tai election. Luz
The continual disagreement TINT had
existed between President johnson and
Congress, and a disapproval ofthe course
Of the Democratic leaders in support OF
johnson, induced an increase in the Re-
publican majority in Congress that there
might be greater surety OF harmony
between the Executive and Legislative
branches Of government, the votes in many
instances showing clear popular appre-
citation OF tile GeSinDilitY Of such harmony,
and a cheerful sacrifice of fealty TO local
partisan organizations for that end.
The Republican resolutions and speeches
during the campaign were In thorough
harmony with the platform Of the Nation
al Convention. and were entirely accept
able in all the States in which Republican
maiorities were obtained, viz: twenty-five
out Of the thfrty-three voting.
The Democratic resolutions and speeches
were in violent opposition to.the recon-
struCtiOn measures Of Congress, under
stood to I've heartily endorsed by Gen.
Grant,, measured praise Of Andrew John
son, and in some instances advocacy Of
Reputation Of the public debt.
The result as 10 a majority Of the popu.
lar vote VIC have already stated. 1t will
suffice to add that Of the electoral vote the
Republican candidates had sCYenty-twO
per cent. while in 1860 with twenly.six
more yotesh they had but fifly-onc per
cent. t.. Haze. rri.~..... .....
In our next. we will present Il summary
Of the dOings of Congress during the years
1863 and 1860, and Of the administration
Of President Grant during the first year,
showing its faithiulneSS 10 the expressed
will Of those who elected him and his ju-
diciOUS guardianship of'the fruits Of the
war, including national credit, security
and prosperity. .5,i,,t
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TEMALE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

Studies will be resumed In the various depart
ments Of this Institution on MONDAY. AUgCsT
from to 5P. y. The interest and advancement
OF pupils will receive Is heretofore the strctcst
attention. For further particulars apply TO-
+. II. SEQUIN. Principal,
Aug16 = Zane ST., bet FiIth and Sixth.
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No. 1I-Stamn and Keim House purse, premium
$50 for the hBtest Mulc under the saddle,
mile heats, best 8 ms.
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New Advertisements.

no THE IRON MILLS AND COAL
l. MERCIIANTS.-Cal at the Star Foundry
Of CulheEtsOn 4 FlShsEs, aud examine their
Patent Coal Car Wheel. II has u patent oil
chamber, and retains the oil from one TO two
weeks, thereby saving oil and labor.
Also, theiT Coal Screen, for the different grades
Of coal. The best In use. Ouga5
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Fourth DaI-satlrdl:II;; Stpt. I7th.

No. -Dailsy's City Hotel parse, John DSilr!.
proprietor, premium. value 800, Silver
Set for fastest TrOlling Double Team 10
wagon; mile heats, best in 5.
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No. 9..-Premium 500 for IRanalhf Homes; Two
mile heats, best 2 i'd 5. $50 TO ART
horse, 800 to second, $50 10 third.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-02

The FALL TRADE.--All our business
men anticipate large trade this fall, and
it is nearly time they were letting their
friends in the country know what prepa-
rations they have made to receive and
dispose Of the new crop, as well as the
advantages they can offer in the way of
furnishing supplies for families and plan
tations. In this connection we take
leave to state to our merchants generally
that the LEDGER Book AND JOB Rooms,
being lately supplied with a variety of
new material and fast presses, can print
circulars and cards in the best style of
the art typographical, and at prices lower
than any other establishment in the
South. We employ printers who are ac-
quainted with all branches of the craft,
and can turn out such jobs as will be
credit to Memphis; besides, they are old
residents here, and deserve the patron
age OF all who desire to encourage home
artisans and add to the prosperity of our
growing city. The favors of our mer-
chants and friends will be received at
our counting-room on Madison street,
and attended to promptly and care
fully. +
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OHIO.
German ' .;snssx e s ssss, Of rrus-


CINCINNATI August 2.--The German
patriots held another stormy session last
evening A spirit of discordance is yet
evident, and no subscription or collec-
tons were reported. A resolution was
offered to forward to New York and to
Prussia all such persons as were friendly
TO Prussia. Confusion was caused by
the inquiry as to how these soldiers came
to be here, ff4 ff1tf fft
A dissemination exists on the part of
a large portion Of the Germans to appro-
pirate means for other than benevolent
purposes, but resolution was sustained
declaring unpatriotic such as shall not
at once proceed to procure such sub
scriptions in accordance with their APP
pointment to that duty. The proposition
to raise funds by a grand concert at
Saenger Hall was decided impracticable.
Charles Moore called for horse and
buggy at livery stable at Oxford, Sun
day, and shot negro hostler for an in
solent answer and abusive language.
The negro will probably die.
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RADICAL TICKET.

We do not remember If we have pub
lishel entire the Radical ticket Cor SUI
preme Judges. If not, here goes;
The ticket consists of Hon. Sam Mil
ligan and Xenophon Wheeler, for East
Tennessee; Hon. John Trimble and
Hon. VIM. II. Wisener, for Middle Ten
nessee; Hon. Alvin Hawkins and Hon
VIM. NJ. Smith, for West Tennessee.
1t is already known to our readers
that Hon. VIM. NJ. Smith declines the
honor The Knoxville Press and Herald
tells us of some of the others:
Judge Milligan, of Greenville, is well
known to be an ardent Conservative,
while Xenophon Wheeler, of Chatta-
noogc, is young gentleman from Ohio,
who is evidently disqualified for seat
on the Supreme Bench by provision of
the new Constitution, which provides
that every.Judge of the Supreme Court
shall be thirty-fve years of age. The
Radical portion of the Knoxville Bar
might have furnished an eligible cdndi-
date for position Radicalism will never
again hold.
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Democratic Executive Committee.

At meeting of the Democratic Exec
utive Committee, held at the rooms of
Cadmus', PA Second street, August LIST,
1870, the following resolutions were in
troduced and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t is necessary and proper
that the Democracy of this county should
have their position plainly and distinctly
defined; therefore
Resolved, That we, the Executive Com
mittee, announce the following as the
platform of the Democratic party in this
county:
l. That the Democracy place their
trust in the intelligence, patriotism, and
justice of the American people.
2. That we recognize the Constitu-
.tion of the United States as the guardian
and exponent of liberty.
3. That the Democratic party dis
courage the discussion of questions al
ready practically settled; but invite all
honest citizen to join us in procuring
general, uniform, just and constitutional
Legislation.
A. That we oppose all attempts to
abridge the privilege of becoming citi
zens Of the United States, or any pro-
scription on account of either foreign
birth or sentiments during the late war
J. J. DUBosE, Chairman.
w. B. RIcHARDET, Secretary.
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MASONIC TEMPLE,
Early Inauguration of the Grand
scheme "a Fixed Fact,

The Masonic Temple enterprise is
again on foot, and bids fair this time to
be . success. An efficient committee
has been eanVassibg the city some days,
soliciting subscriptions, and they have
met with the most gratifying success.
The limit (seventy-fve thousand dol
lars) required precedent to organiza-
ton has already been subscribed, aud
within the present month the stockhold-
ers will be called together 70 elect a
directory. The building projected will
cost from 100000 to $3.50 900, and in
architectural proportions and beauty
and finish viii far excel any building in
the city. The present site Of Stillman
Hall, on the corner Of Second and Madi-
son streets, ia spoken Of as the probable
location Of the Temple The Masonic
fraternity is strong in Memphis and able
10 build the Temple. Aside from this,
the insestmept is o good one, and ir a
lew years the STOCK, u IS fair 20 presume,
viii be held at a large premium. The
first call Of ten per cent viii perhaps be
made 10 November some time, and be
followed by one or two other calls during
the winter season. No steps involving
expense will be taken until ample stock
has been subscribed TO secure the early
and certain success Of the building.
Our citizens are subscribing with liber-
atty and unanimity heretofore almost
unparalleled in the history Of public en-
terprises in Memphis. All doubts Of sue
cess are put to fight, and we predict the
early laying Of a cornerstone, with inn
posing ceremonies, in keeping with the
great power Of the Masonic Order and
the good objects ever held in view.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-02

A widower was recently rejected by a
damsel who didn't want affections that
had been warmed over"
General Mcclellan will spend the bal
ance of the summer in Minnesota, hop
ing that the delicate health of his wife
will thus be restored.
Emile de Girardin received the other
day, for his paper, La Liberte, 1900 900
francs. About four years since he paid
less than 10000 for it.
The amount of money sent to Mrs.
Burlingame by the Chinese Government
was $4,000 for her husbands funeral ex-
penses, and $4,000 for her own use.
The Princess Metternich received no
less than seven hundred and forty appli-
cations from as many Mrs. Camps, in
Paris, to attend to the recent addition to
the family.
An enterprising London newshoy who
shouted Important news--death of the
Emperor Napoleon' was arrested ON the
complaint of a disappointed patron, and
held for trial,
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County Democratic Ticket.
RADICALS BEYOND DISPUTE.

20 my offense is rank; it smells to heaven !"
That Barbour Lewis is Radical is
not susceptible of the slightest dubiety.
He has been one of the high-priests Of
Radicalism, hob-nobbing with negroes
and holding companionship with the
vilest courtezans, male and female, to be
found within the puryiew of carpet-bag-
gerry. There is no depth of wickedness
and rascality of whichhe has not touched
the bottom and felt around the sides.
"How like fawning publican he looks''
With an eternal grin upon his hyena-like
countenance, he has bowed and smiled,
and smirked and bowed again, with a
consummate impotence that would have
it appear he is on good terms with re-
speciality. But what can be said Of
this caricature on man that has not been
already repeated times over2 Indicted
by grand juries, he escaped penalties of
the law he had outraged through the con-
venience of Radical prosecuting attor-
ney. who found means TO enter n0tte
prosegm when the bills of indictment
were found. And this is the thing the
Radicals bring forward for place on the
Supreme Bench, which they hope to win
for him through the apathy and indiffer-
ence or the over-confidence ofthe Demo
Gratis and Conservatives 1t was charged
and proved in a political pamphlet is
sued by men of his own party, in 1869
(No. p, that he was guilty of almost
every crime known to the calender, for
gerry, malfeasance in Office, lying, cheat
ing, swindIing, prostituting Office TO put
money in his purse, bribery, corruption of
every hue and shade, and party to and
zone of the prime instigators of the stu
pendous scheme of villainy," the rob
berry Of the School Fund. And yet this
is the Radical of whom the Radicals
would make q Supreme Judge. 1t is
shame and disgrace to name Barbour
Lewis in connection with the Office
George NJ. Greeley is another sweet
scented Radical who is moving the
heavens and the earth, ainging money
far and wide, to help himself again into
an Office, that he bought before, by brib
ing Shaw and Kennedy and Carter, three
notorious negroes, to secure for him the
nomination. The mean, sneaking at
tempt to get into the Offices by trick of
resigning and running for the same.
when it was not before the people, shows
him capable of any rascality to subserve
his purpose. The affidavit of Nelson
Coleman, one Of his instruments, pub
lished in pamphlet No p sets forth the
whole mOdus operdRdi by which be sat
isfied the trio referred to, and to whom
his contestant for the nomination had
offered payment, but Shaw said $500 is
no money at ALL" That he is unScrupn-
Ious, knavish, tricky, his past record
shows. That he is Radical beyond dis
pute, and worthy of place on the ticket
with Barbour Lewis, no zone will deny.
This is the creature apathetie Conserve
lives would elect by their Indifference
and non-action. Tell it not in Gath
let II not be whispered in the streets Of
A skelon." Shelby county must be spared /
INV such infections Let every honest
nan 90 resolutely to the polls and de-
,osit his vote for the supporters of law
II o..Ior
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pearls and Rubies.-When rosy lips part,
pearls should glitter behind them. To pre-
serve and beaHtify the dental enamel, there
is no preparation like Sozodont, compound
of the most wholesome. vegetable antisep,ies,
among which the bark Of the South American
SOAP Tree, known 10 the natives as QUnLAY,
and used BY the Spanish Americans for
cleansing, without impairins. the most deli
cate fabrics, ia most Important.
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Caroline Richings Bernard.

This well known prima donna will
have quite strong company next sea-
son, she having brought together the
most talented members of the two COM
panies who travelled last season The
new company now consists of Mrs. Rich
ings Bernard, Miss Rose Hersee Miss
Emma Howson, sopranos; Mrs. Zelda
Seguin, Annie Kemp Bowler, contraltos;
Mrs. William Castle, Mr.. Brookhouse
Fowler, Mr.. John Chatterson, tenors; Mr..
Edward Seguin, buffo Mr. Albert Law
renee, baritone; Mr.. S. c. Campbell, Mr..
Henri Dayton and Mr.. Arthur Howell,
bassos.
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rrFrH.cIvIL DISTRICT.

The nomination Of p. NJ Winters for
Justice Of the Peace in the Fifth Civil
District met with universal congratula-
ton among his Democratic friends who
are legion. His qualifications for the
pos;t;on are too vel knq~n to need re-
ne,ition. As an executive officer oil the
county. he could not be otherwise than
couTer.aut with the principles Of law