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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08
fpuBbrc--No. 1911

IN ACT reliBquishing whatever tile may
remain m the Uuitrtl States to . certain
parcel of ground in Fremont, Ohio, TO the
corporation II Fremont,
Be IL enacted By The Senate and House
of Representative of tie GNfted States Of
America IN Congress assembled. Tint
whatever title may remain in the United
States to a parcel Of grouue in the city Of
Fremont, (formerly Croghansyillc. Ohio.
laid out under the act Of Congress Of April
twenty.six. eighteen hundred aud sixteen.
which is not included in any Of the lots.
out-lOts. streets, and avenues Of The city.
but lying between tho lots, streets, and
avenues, and the Sandusky river, as indi-
Gated on the Official plat Of the town Of
Croghausvillo, be, and the sane is hereby,
reli0quished to tho corporation of Fre-
mont.
Approved. July IL, 1870. I,
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TPublic-No. i54.l

AN ACT to amend an act entitled IAN act
making appropriations to supply defccucies
IN tho appropriations for the service Of the
government for the fiscal year ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy, and
for other purposes approved April twenty,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
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THE REAL EXPENSE or THE Goy~
EIeNMEaTs
The Chicago Repnblicda saws:

hS OHlboiSS ~ kSieSttS'AN oN1Sf
Tho ordinary expenses Of the govern.
mont for ciyilanl miscellaneous purposes.
are officially reported at S53, 547 66s Sc.
while the extraordinary. or thosc called
for by the interest on public debt, pen
sioGs. Indians war aud navy, arc S24s.-
955.283G 90 This shows the absurdity Of
tho charges OfeytraEagancu raised against
the present administration, aud that the
reakexpcnsesO Of administering the goyerp-
meut has scarcely iDoreasod at all. For
the extra expenditures, President Grant ia
in no way oLargcablc. They haze grown
outof GAUGES that ho had a large liandiiin
suppressing, but not any in crealipg,
The Democracy know better. or ought to,
who caused these vast additional outgoSs,
thap any ano else; and havco only ta'lcokat
their own acts for full explanation. To
charge them on the Republican party is
little less than infamous.
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The Republican meeting at New Creek
on sAe 20th WAS addressed by Senator
Borcman. whose speech Is fairly reported
in the New Crock Gdsetie He TovisBed
'JacoB's Moorfcld speech and exposed mas
ny ofits lallarios and misrepresentation.
For example Mr.. Jacob said il cost one
dollar to collect one Of internal revenue.
He doubtless meant it cost enc 70 collect
two as otherwise il twoultn't realize any.
thing at all Senator Bufeman showed by
official reports that il cost inst four ctala
to collect dollar, aud but 81 ceBss b COLI
lcct dollar Of customs Ii Just about
this way he went through alI of Jscobs
financial statements and didn't leave the
gentleman an inch Of ground g stand %.
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/. Readers, il you want TO lvoto. ior
next Governor Of West Yirginia. vote
Hon. WIN. u. Stevenson. Hesia1 io
to bo oelected as the 27th.day of .'.e
comes around. He is the ops Vo.o9..
forthat position who staubS y cena'u1.s
merits before tue pcoplb upon lis e. one ,s,'
ieIc, w. te, HefS'. +
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Approved. July II, 1870.

TPUstIc-No 15s.
AN ACT to make the Territory. Of Arizona a
separate surveying district, and to est4b,:
lisn The Office Of ofsnrvGyor general therein.
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Dn. s. G. S II a W
DO FORBES. M D.

LEON. MASON COUNTY, W. Va
1As not as kos becu reported. rclin4nis.hes
IL his practice, but cav be EcHnd at "ii li'me'
ii HI. residence when NJ; absent Professionally
apr lI-lT.
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rnaMS 0P ADYERTISING.

All advertisements rot having The nnm9et
Of insertions marked on the copy, sill &c M
serted until ordered out, AMI charged Tor ac
cordingiy. =.
bctorc the l'roofof Publication can be obtained.
plsiwtifT. a,e REQ ,ri,ei by Iawto pay the cost
foF Orirrq Of Publication bcIurI the ffeof OF
Publication is ISSUED.
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GibsOn Mouse.
KLTN e HOUSE,

KLIN e HOUSE.
tnear the Steamboat Landins,)
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA
A.P.DEEM, Proprietor.
THIS we'll known house having been thor
oughly repaired and refurnished through
out, is now open for the accommodation OF The
travelling public.
LIVERY STABLE.
Ara There is connected with this House
b-&- Grst.claSs livery and feed stable
which II we'll supplied with buggies aud hoF'
'V' CoALl CoALM CoAL!!l
The undersigned, having opened n Coal
Yard in Point Pleasant, is now prepared 70
deliver coal in largo Or small quantities to all
rTpsrticular attention paid to orders up the
Eanawha or down the Ohio rivers.
Office at the Kline House. .,,,
aug, 2G-ly. A. j. DHDM'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-13
JUDGE PERKENS,S LETTER.

WE ask the attention of our readers, and,
especially or our Democratic friends, to a
communication of Judge PEEKEss's, ad 'ress
ed 10 the "Editors OF the Indianapolis Jour
nal" which we repro duce on the fourth page
of 10 days PALLADIUM. 1t is brief and to
the point. and Judging from the uniform VEN
GRAFTON aud respect, heretofore entertained
for the legal opinions enaciated by the Judge,
by his Democratic co-workors il this part of
the State, we can not resist the expression of
the hope that the falacy they have professed
70 believe in, that this Government of the
rpited States, was intended by its founders
20 be purely and exclusively White mans
Govern ment," to have and to hold to III cter
nifty, for their sole use and behoof, and that
those whose compilations were shade darker
than theirs, ''had no rights that they ware
bound to respect" would, by the perusal of
the Judges cogent arguments, be convinced
of the error OF their WAYS, and cease to DO
and think evil forsake their false Democracy
and cleave unto Repubicanism from this time
henceforth!
We trust our neighbor of the "Demo cratic
Herald" will publish Judge PEBKEss's able
and convincing arguments, and thus aid him
in the good work of dispeling darkness from
the minds of the Democracy of"Old Wayne"
and epiighteuing them on there Constitutional
duty and to see ''the Constitution as ii 49,
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FIRE loose on thccopperhead party"
at this place he desired "to adopt
the Ian guaee of old Mad Anthony
Wayne and say that he would like
to see hell so full of Democrats
that their heels would stick out at
the chimneys' - During the
same canvass, he used the follow
ing language at Fort Wayne:
There are, in my opinion, but
three classes who deserve hang-
ing, and hell without the benefit Of
clergy, and they are the rebels,
their foreign aiders and abettors,
and the copperhead Democracy of
the North. Why, my fellow citi
zens, l have known these Demo
cratic copperheads to sell their
last cow, to get money enough to
buy Dodd revolver to kill Union
men and soldiers with :"
We might repeat, truthfully,
similar exp essions, al infa ltana,
but we deem it unnecessary.
Our information comes not from
Republican sources, but from
Democrats themselves. The Her
aid man may ''feel authorized to
denounce the statement Of the
Winchester editor very foolish
lie," but he will find when the votes
are counted out this fall, that .
great many Of his party feel au-
thorized to endorse it. We repeat,
that our statement is true. Even
the foul-mouthed blatherskite who
scoots Dawes Shoot Rag, and who
has no regard for truth, morality
or conmon decency, don't ''feel
authorized to deny it"
The Herald man is good on a
denial ard should we at any time
after the election is over assert
that GoodiRg was his candidate
for Congress. would doubtless ere
gard the staten ent of the Win
chester editor as very foolish lie,
and feel authorized to denounce it
as such. II Winchester Journal.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.

We published a statement few
weeks since that Dave Gooding,
Democratic candidate for Congress
in the Fourth District, exclaimed
in 1868, when he heard of the de-
struction of the Jeffeasonian Office
at Richmond, s'Good, good; I wish
every eopperhead paper in the
country was served the same way
and asked the editor of the new
paper at Richmond, who was the
proprietor of the Jefersonian,
what he thought of it. In reply
the Herald, in a long article on
the subject, evasively says:
"We intend now only to notice
one of the statements to which we
refer. and do so because it is sup
posed to personally interest the ed
itor of this paper. The Winches-
ter Journal, a paper published out
side this Congressional District,
says that when Judge Gooding
heard Of the mobbing of the JET
fersonian Office in 1853, he ex-
claimed "Good, good! 1 wish that
every copperhead paper was serv
ed the same way" The Republi-
can papers of this District. have
generally copied the staten ent,
and 'rolled it under their tongues
as sweet morsel:" In the article
from which this choice extract is
taken, a desire is expressed to
hear from US on that question.
We regard the statement Of the
Winchester editor as u very fool
ish lie, and we feel authorized to
denounce it as such"
That the journal is published
outside the Fourth District, is true,
but at the time the article was
written we were resident of that
District-a neighbor of Gooding's.
And further, at the commencement
and during the first year of the
war, we were employed on the
Hancock Democrat, of which
Gooding was at that time editor,
and during that period, such
choice ep;thets as Iesser ligh,
followers OF JEFF Davis, "rebels, >
TRAITORS "copperheads, .'Breck
.enridges,. were hurled at Demo
Gratis in every issue of that cham
eleon sheet. 5
When he heard Of tire mobbing
OF the Sentinel office, he shouted
GLORY hailelujah," throwing VI
his hat, and during the campaing
of 1864, when he was travelling
from .sh-ll to the Wabash, as he
so classically expressed it, as ar
elector on the Republican ticket
in speech at Rushville, he said
that if he had the power hs
would u.cap hell and turn hell
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Estate Finances. +"

WE call the attention of our
readers to an article headed as
above, on the first page of to-day's
PALLADIUM, by j. c. Burnett, Dep
utv Auditor of State It's truthful
contrast of Republican economy
and honesty, with Democratic ex-
travaganee and rascality, makes it
a document invaluable for the
present campaign, and its perusal
by our Democratic fellow citizens
those who will listen to facts and
reason cannot do otherwise than
convince them that the best inter-
ests of the country are safest
when confded TO the party that
etcod by the country in her hour
of greatest need, and brought her
safely out of the valley and shadow
of National death. Read that ar
ticle carefully.
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THE ORIGIN OF THE CONSTAN-
TINOPIE CONFLAGRATION

Further particulars of the terri
BILE fire in Constantinople, by
which fifteen thousand houses
were consumed, amounting, with
other property lost, in value to
some thirty-Gve millions of dol
lars, and over thirteen hundred
persons persisted in the flames or
were trampled to death. are at
hand. The Levant Times, which
has avery full account OF the cata-
strophe, says that the day will go
down to all time as the most dis
astrous ever experienced by the
Turkish Capital. The origin Of
the fire is now ascertained: A wo-
man had sent her child up stairs
to bring down ''mangal'--an
open vessel containing lighted
charcoal, for the purpose OF cook
ing. The mangal fell on the stairs,
a widow curtain caught fire, and
as the window was open and there
was o strong wind blowing, the
flames soon spread. Unfortunate
" the house was Of wood, and the
street in which it was situated was
very narrow, and the other houses
were also OF wood. In very
short time the whole neighbor-
hood was in flames. The combus-
table nature of the dwellings that
first caugh. combined with the
rushing wind, which carried large
fragments of Burning matter an
incredible distance, caused the ex-
traordinary spread of the fire.
The Levant Times says that the
flames, instead of rising vertically,
were blown horizontally, and at
tackled buildings apparently a
long way out of reach. Nothing
NOT stone, nor iron, nor still
less wood, dry as finder, could re
sist those fiery blasts. Iron shat
tiers were red hot; iron Orders and
bars were twisted in all manners
of shapes, and the glass in the
houses was all run into solid mas
es. Nothing affords more strik-
ing illustration of the terfilc
character of the fire, the Levant
Times says, than the destruction
of the British Embassy, massive
stone structure, in the midst OF
SPACIOUS garden, surrounded by
loftv walls, and provided with fire
enoines and an abundant supply
of water
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The chap who attempted to use
the cream of a joke on plate Of
berries found it thinner than even
the saloon standard.
During these torrid. ,horrid days
everybody Obs for a lodge in
some vas. wilderness and a great
many owe for a lodging in the city
too.
They have rooster at Denver,
that insists that he can lay an egg
as well as hen, and he goes on
the nest dozen times a day, and
comes off cackling; but search
warrant wouldn't find an egg
Such is life.
One of William PENIS spoons
has been found in a cellar in Penn
sylvania.
A lad crawled into sugar
gshead, and bis first exclama-
ton was, ooh, for thousand
tongues.
We reported Judge Wilson wrong
fully in one particular. in his Dublin
speech, which was an oversight in US,
and not from a propar understanding of
his words at the time. 1t was in rela-
ton to the free trade system. He OPP
posed what is known as the protective
tariff, but favored a revenue tariff, and
did not favor absolute free trade as might
be understood from our article last week.
- Cambridge Tribune.
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State Senator, Othniel Beeson.
(BeniaEsin l.. Martin,
nepresen'a'i'es' William :. Bairenger
Clerk of the Courts, William w. Dudley,
Treasurer, John Sim.
Auditor, Eiihu NJ. Parker.
Recorder, Jesse T.. Jones.
Sheriff, William III. Study.
{Wiliiam Brooks.
County Com'rs, lOIiyer Il. Jones.
tAndrcss 5. Virgins.
Coroner, J ohm J. Roney.
Judge Cir. Court n3th-J. NJ. HAYNES,
q" Grim: l2lst-George Holland,
Pros Atty Cir. J21st Crit ID. w. Mason
8. Grim 18th John l.. Kupe.
Surveyor, Robert A. Howard,
Township Trustee, William Parry.
Township Assessor, William Dulin.
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pie, and soon to have sixty millions
and as we believe, not 4 great way
off, an hundred millions. i allude
to this Incl lentally, my attention
being called to it by the struggle
for German unity. There is that
point Of similarity between Ger
manic politics and American poll
tics. They are struggling for uni
ty, not animated 10y any miserable
dogma of secession, while Amer
lean unity is o great controlling
and fundamental idea in the Re
publican party.
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Hoosland's German Eitters..

A BITTERS WITHOUT ALCOHOL CIR SPIRITS Oh
ANY KIND,
Is different from all others. 1t is composed
of the pure juices or VITAL PRINCIPLE OF
RooTs HERBS and BARKs Tor as incidentally
termed, extracts }, the worthless or inert por-
tions of the Ingredients not being used.
Therefore, in one bottle of this Bitters there
is con tanned as much medicinal virtue will
be found in several gallons of ordinary mix
lures. The Roots, &C., used in this Bitters
are grown in Germany, their vital principles
extracted in that country by scientific
Chemist and forw arded to the mandatory in
this city, where they are compounded and
bottled. Containing spiri.uous ingredi-
ents this Bitters is free from the objec lions
urged against ali others no desit e for slim.
ulants can be induced from their use, they
cannot make drupkards, and cannot, under
any circumstances, have any but a beneficial
effect.
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NOTICE

n S hereby given to the citizens eff WAYNE
n township, WaTne county, State of lndi
ana, that will apply at the next session of
the Board of County Commissioners Of Wayne
county, Indiana, to be held in September,
1870, for license TO sell intoxica ting liquors in
less quantities than quart at time, and
permit the same TO be drank on the premises.
Said premises are situated aud described
follows, to-wit: Being the south east corner
of and part of lot number Nine e. in that
part of the city of Richmond laid out by Isaac
Jones, and bcng two-story brick house,
triangular in shape, fronting on Fort Wayne
avenue in said city, west side, and north OF
Washington avenue. and few feet south of
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Lime Railroad
track, and ow occupied as saloon.
Aug. 6, 1870 NIL MAURICE WELSH.
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ToRGAU, Prussia, July I9, 10

IoRGAU, Prussia, July I9, 10
Hero l am among the rganizing
labors OF an army of about one
million OF men of all arms, which
began on the fifteenth, and will be
finished IN all its details on the ODD.
The machinery is SO complete that
this tremendous labor can scarcely
be perceived on the surface. Reei-
ments, brlgades of Infantry, cav
airy, batteries and pontoon trains
appear as by enchantment The
whole nation, men, women, and
even children, appear to be happy
that the crisis has come, which,
tdey think, will relieve them from
many evils. A quiet confidence in
themselves is prevailing, but no
Boosting. Officers and civilians l
have heard discuss quietly the
means of victory, even should the
first two Or three great battles be
lost. Now the fruits of severe
military and civil education of the
Prussians will, l am sure, show
more brilliantly than IN 1866. and
after this murderous gambler, Louis
Napoleon, called by the Pope "the
most Christian Monarch shall
have finished his abominable career
the time for reforms in Europe will
begin.
1t IS not surprising that the de-
claration OF the intallibility of the
Pope and the declaration of war
by Catholic France against Prus-
STA, the only political and military
power of Professionalism on the
European Contine n, fall together?
Ihe political power of hierarchy
Will be broken with the power of
France. A victory Of the Prussian
and German armies will be Just as
well defeat of those dark powers
IN the United States, which try to
alternate our Catholic fellow citi
zens from those institutions which
form the very basis of our repub
lie. We can well say that the bat
Ties gained on the Rhine and at
Paris Will save US SO many intesti-
nal struggles in our own country.
< !. X X
1t appears that the public opin-
ion n the United States settles
more and more down TO the CON
viction that their only true. relia-
BILE, and materially and intellectu-
ally profitable ally in Europe viii
be the German nation.
II this war should last longer
than three or four months, which
can only take place in cases of one
or more defeats Of tile German
armies, it IS very probable that the
United States Will interfere or at
least allow their G erman-Am erican
citizens to participate. Then,
what German-A American could live
amongst other nations If his ma
ton should be crushed by the
boasting French?
We understand that the least the
United States can do in the begin
ring is to secure the freedom Of
the sea for civil commerce against
piracy.
Prussia is obliged to keep an
army of observation of 100 00G
men in reserve, against the posi-
BILE evil intentions of Chatholic
Austria
Respectfully, etc,
AUGUST WHICH
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DR.. Hoohand's Podophyllin,
OR SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY PILL.
TWO PILLS A DOSE.
The most po,eertul, get innocent, Vegetable Ca
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1t is not necessary to take a handful OF
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Keep your Bowels active with the Pills,
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ard no disease ca retain its hold, or ever as
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These medicines are sold by all Druggists
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Recollect that it is DIR. HoOFLAND's GER
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and highly recommended and do not allow
the Druggist to induce you TO take anything
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at the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, 63l
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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Sheriff S Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution to me directed
ID from the Wayne Civil Circuit Court,I i'll
expose at Public Sale, at the Court House door
in the town of Centreviie, Wayne county,
Indiana, on the 81 day OF September, 1870,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
O'Clock p. NJ, on said day. the following prop
ertv, to-wit
Situated on the southeast corner of Main
and Pearl streets, Richmond, Indiana, and be-
ing a part of Lot IS laid out y John Smith,
AMI described a follows Commencing at
the north west corner of snii lot 4, thence
east % feet, thence south 1hl feet, thence
west z-27-l00 feet, thence north 95-9- 100 feet
to beginning, and all the.appurtenancest thereto
belongings; and being lot No. IA on a plat con-
tanning sub division Of lots No. 4, 5, 104 and
107, which plat is in Recorders Office, OF
Wayne county, in the Record of Town Piats,
No. ?, page ll3. 10 be sold as the property
of Jason Ham, to satisfy said Execution in
my hands in favor of jane Brown.
JACOB $. BALLENGER, Sheriff of Wayne
County, AUGUST 5th, 1870.
WM. a. BIckLE, Atty for Pl'ff.
s- aug-2I SO
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For SALES. S, Strattan offers
cheap, Six first class Top and
Trotting Buggies, elegant Brake
Wagons, several Second Hand
2ugQies, Pbaetons and other We
hicles, all Of which be offers at re-
duced prices for the purpose OF
closing out his present stock.
Purchasers may avail themselves
of rare barg aias by calling soon.
IS If
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YAE PALLADIUM.
RICHMOND, IND.
Aug. Is, 1870
Republican State Ticket.

Sec'y of State, Max II. A. Hoffman.
Auditor of State: John u. Evans.
Treas'r of State: Robert II. Niiroy.
Sup't Pub. Inst'n: Barnahas C. Hobbs.
Atty General: Nelson Trusler.
For Judges Supreme Court:
LIST District-And. l.. Osborn, Of Laporte.
End .'ebu r. Elliott. of Henry.
3rd g Charles a. Ray. of Marion.
9Th 's Rob. &. Gregory. Tippecanoe.
Enr Cnnrresa IRrnn1iaL III. ~ iIsnst.