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ts,st,,r, and NCw England Passengers. VII
their Raes,sge are transferred Free of charge ia
Ncw York. ,-...,..,,.. s-I.,,,-
The basf ventilated aud most luXurlOu> steep
5,,., teaches nf5-IN THE WORLD - accom-
s,aI1v an night trains on this Halfway. -, ..
nF-The Erie Railway Company h2S op"il'7I ~ a. . .
N-a,r Ferry from their Jersey city lleol 10 tli
fo,f SIf .g9li ST. New York, thus enabling paS5,n-
raT, fo reach fhe upper portion Of the city VIII
s,ift the eyulse and annoy iille OF d Stl' '''i VI
f,nln ihus transfer. ....,r tl,,
aE-The scenery along the entire ro roulf oi I Wy
yrip Railway IS Of the Hlta2i picluItS,A.iII @ .'u
.r,fiff15 chargcfer Admirers of NatureS s bt't u
80 IN a fIiitligilt Journey over ihiS l5le, "
,i1,J hi is ever changing landscapes >ulJeCiN O
,nntinual admiration and interest,"
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Better thsu COstly monUment
-0f marble rich and rare.
q ihsi rude stone, whose humble face
Such words of honor bear, w.
Oh mayAye Chisel ON the hearts
-Ofthose at home We loreF q r.
AZ epitsph whose truth may be- -
Witnessed for US above
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-04-13

There are rumOrs of disagreement
among the agents of the principal rail
road lines from the east, westward, and
Of a probable reduction oC freight and
passenger rates during the summer
months,
The peace conference between Spain
on the one hand and Chilli, Peru and
Bolivia on the other hand, will meet i'm
Washington about the end of this
month. Our government is to act as
mediator in the matter.
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res-NssK FOR TICKETS via ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can ~ obtained az The principal Ilckel
ONCE, fu thp West and South-Nes'.
a UTrL-L,R WM. r. BARR,
Genl Supt yen / as ~ '
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-04-13

1t is necessary thai every MAN should
consider, that since God hath given him
an excellent nature, wisdom, and choice
an understanding soul, and an immUr-
tai spirit, having made him lord over
the beasts and but little lower than the
angels; He hath also appointed foI him
employ those abilities, and hath al, de
signed him to a state Of life after this,
to which he can only arrive by thst ser
vice and obedience. And, therefore,
as every man is wholly Gods own pOr-
ton by the title Of creation, 50 all our
labOrs and care, all our powers and fac
ulties, must be employed i'm the service
Of God, even all the days Of our life, that
this life being ended, we may live with
him Him foFeveF.-,IerCBy Taylor.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-04-13

SENATOR Revels, john NJ. Laugtou,
Frederick Douglass and other promi-
nent negro orators ARE making arrange
ments, in view uf the ratification of the
fifteenth amendment, to stump the
Northern states next Gall in the interest,",
Of the Republican party. In order that
the latter party may get the full benefit
OF the negro vote in the Northern States
it is understood that the Union League
Of America will soon set about establish
ING secret leagues among thg negroes of
that section, 50 as to prepare them tu
vote at the autumn elections. With the
aid Of the negroes, the Republicans eX-
pect TO carry all the northern states like
Delaware, Maryland and New Jersey.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
(nd Fare Always as low as by amy other route.
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ON aud after NQndny' NoVefnD per ~ ~ t -,
Trains viii leave Eriianey al 'he lo'io"''S
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"YOu are rather a crooked character
Mr.. Jones'"
''Rather, sir, but not quite 50 crooked
as a tree once knew. It was the tall
est butternut I ever saw. Standing
near it one day in thunder torn I saw
a squirrel on one Of tn topm branch
es- The tightening struck the same
branch, about three feet above him, and
the squirrel started. The lightning
had to follow the grain, Of course, aud
the squirrel went straight down So
cOnfOunded crooked was the tree, sir,
that the squirrel, by my watch, got tO
the ground precisely three minutes be-
fore the lightning"
"That's lie, Iswearr exclaimed the
landlord.
"a lie? True sir, true as ever any
story was. 1 afterwards cut the tree
down and made il into rails for hOc
pasture. The hogs would crawl through
twenty times day and SO laundering
/ crooked were them there rails that ev-
cry time the hogs got out they found
themselves back In the Iasture again. -
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the shipments of corn to the Sout' at
this time are very heavy, and are ug-
gestive Of empty cribs on the plu ia
tiOns, A Chattanooga paper reports ,he
passage through that town, recently, i'm
one day, Of twenty-five car lOads ofrurn
consigned to u single house in Atlanta;
and shipments 10 other cities are equal
ly heavy, In Northern Georgia 81 90
per bushel is paid for corn nom wagons.
BY order of the President, the Fifth
Military District has ceased To exist.
Texas has been created into separate
department. General Reynolds COM
manding The department of Louisiana
is broken up and Louisiana added To th,.
department Of Texas, while Arkansas is
added to the department of Missouri.
The new department Of Texas is 10 form
part of the Military Division of the
South.
The committee ON Ways and Means
has agreed 10 amend the tariff bill on
sugars 50 that ID will read, "ou an
raw, On MuscOvadO sugar, and on all
other sugars, not above M. l. duties
standard, in cOlOF, twOcents per pound"
also. 20 admi free Of dut machinery
exclusively for spinning cotton warn
enough for ten thousand spindles, in
any one mandatory,
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THE belle Of Orovills, Cal, is a printer
ir1
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Literary Sensation.


Tie following announcement appears
in the New Albany Ind. Ledger: DIR.
d. g. Stewart, of this city, is now en-
gagged i'm translating the New Testament
from the original Greek, giving first the
word in the Greek text, then the word
or words from which It is derived, and
then the translation in English. He
has been at work upon this Translation
for the past twenty years. 1t is arranged
into divisions, the Translation following
as a margin, and being literal. The
reading by this translation Is somewhat
crude, after the style of the old English
Of two hundred years ago, yet It is con-
neeted and simple, and easily under
stood. When published, il will create a
sensation, and prove a most valuable
addition to Biblical literature. It viii
make royal octave volume Of about
six hundred pages. DIR. Stewart win
copyright the work upon its completion
which will require two years work yet
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Now that the negroes have been eIe-
waited to the dignity of sOveTeigns, some
inventive genius Of philanthrOpic tend
ennies proposes to do the same thing for
the Indians. The experiment is 70 be
first tried on the CheFokees, Creeks and
ChOctaws, and a bill has been intrOduc-
ed into the United States Senate to ere
ate the country occupied by them into
Territory, to be called OklehanIa, aud
the usual offices are to be created and ap-
pointed by the President, for the benefit
of earpet-baggens in search of employ
ment. Every able-bOdied gentle savage,
Of the masculine gender, aged twenty
one and upwards, is to have the prlvi-
lege Of voting, which he will doubtless
exercise very intelligsntly in favor Of
the party that distributes the most beads
and fire-water. Ultimately-Or as sOOn
as the Radical party finds If necessary TO
have q few more votes in Congress to
adopt partisan amendment 10 the Fed
eral stitutiOn-Oklehama sill be ad-
mitted into the Union. Let It be dor e
in time to have the new Indian Senator,
with War-paint and mOccasins, sand
Whiched I'm between Morton and ReV0lsi
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RAILROADS.
.mm
PittsbuTg, Cincinnati and st. Louis R'y
lPAN-HANDLE ROUTE


ON and ancr MARCH, l-t, Is7a. trains will rui
follows.
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ERlF RAILWAY.

E--E--- =
The New York herald., 1870-09-26
NEW HERALD MONDAY sEPrEMBER Is7oTRIpLE SHEET

sales wore reported or beef hans there were 40 sales
prces were nomns, at Us @S5 30 for summer cured
PrruoLxux market for crude In bulk was dull and
% ANAL lots % supply immediate wsn,s The closing price
l2kc ut which few sna lots dsposed Of Crude
anosd AZ % Mhou urhsr .es There her. WA! Sspn.ns s.s
Ia tue market for refined though prices not quota
quoted al The close al Ss fhe sass wsre Coz bS.
on ss sp9' So st%s cargo e about us w. sDls M so
November and December 5c0 each nonth) 2c. There
moderate demand for jobbins which selling
FOR refined the fmue of Ss hossps sAG
for september delivery prices sleaay, whe for Oco-
her c advance yesterdays quotations demanded
The sales were 5U) bbs for september delivery at .6c
closing at about 5000 October nj nt 25.c 1000
do for DO private terms l0UO do for October and No
rnper V0 each nona) at 2oc and, runored 2Jo DO Tor
RIoK.-Carolins In small supply and previous price.
were maintained m consequence. Small Ois sold AZ
from sac to9c Ransoon was quoted at 'c. 7Ac, With
out sales OF moment
sTEAsise.-fhere demand except for prime,
which scarce and very rm at Nc lsc. Common to
good stu quoted a, itc s.f - Ssss gnimportap ooo
ia Boston at ~ 25a, gold, daty psd Grass duh and no
sAB-The market Cor raw ouy moderately active,
offerings The hhds s6c 1899 Cuba,
Refined was in value the dersnd was moderate
We quote :hsrd, isl4c 10 sc soft whs issr i2s.c
cuos--inIsr,or common rernmg. ssc. sAc., fair
refining, s,5c; good refining 9ssc.; fair 20 good
ogScs.' lic; ssnrTasal shda ana Soses s. KY
moassss thhds and boxssl ss.c. skc.; melsdo, DC.
exc; do 10 r. ?lc. sl0c.; do, ls to Is, lo11c.
nSe' Dor io g 10 l.sc slsas; d. l9 70 %, ls,sc a
,sodj, Ss1c 5'.c fortc aico Refining grades. S.c.
ss; do grocery .,r asassi si iOe S se. Ne 8, vain.
si rs Ss The demand wa. mode
ra,ey active at sojsc sr, at which price. 80 oe" were
The New York herald., 1870-09-26
or THE GoLD MARKET
The extreme fluctuations daily III the price OF e
6uriuQ the week were as folows:--
TAXES ON DIVIDENDS AND COUPONS.

TAKES ON DIVIDENDS AND COUPONS.
Section 10 OF the act OF July H. 1s7o reduce in
ternal taxes and for other purposes provides that
there shall be levied and collected for and during
the year 1871, tax of "a per cent the amount of
all interest or coupons paid bonds any other
evidences Of debt Issued and payable In or
years after date, by any OF the corporations in
said sections enumerated and also on the amount
OF all dividends, incomes ana gains declared after
the passage OF the act by bank, savings nsSitu
tlon, trust. insurance, railroad, canal turnpike.
cadai navigation and slack water companies when
ever and wherever the same shall be payable. Ow-
lug TO the peculiar phraseoiogy OF the section the
Internal Revenue ONCE rules that tax is TO he
withheld upon the interest OF coupons OF SAID COM
panies falling due during the last Ave months OF the
current calendar year. but that such interest must
lie returned, like other interest In me annual IN.
come returns in March next. 1t rules that the
tax upon dividends during the same period accrues
at the rate OF two ana half per cent but sim
lar reason the law providing that 1t shall be col
lected during the year 1871 t should be assessed
and collected until the expiration OF the present
year. circular OF instruction tis effect will be
Immediately prepared and sent TO all the revenue
officers throughout tae country.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

press, 80 a 35&; Pacific Mail, AK 42X; New York
central. consolidated. 92 92ts: do. scrip, s74
SIX; Erie 22H q 22s<; Harlem, 1913 l33s<; Read
ing. o6h 96I; Michigan Central 1l9 bid; Lake
Shore 02I 92H; Illinois Central 1856 1888:
Cleveland and Piitsburg 1857 a 1O6; Chicago ana
Northwestern, SIX S2I; de- preferred, 81 a 81 -;
cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati aud Indianapolis.
791k s0k; New Jersey Central, 1o5x 1906; Rock
Island, 1l5N q l18; Milwaukee and st. Paul. 6ss
o 03N; do. preferred sOT. 81; Toledo. Wabash
and Western. So; Fort Wayne, % bid !:
Chicago and Alton, ll3; do preferred, 1l3 Ia;
Ohio ana Mississippi s24 a2ss; ST. Louis and
Iron Mountain, 45a4 q AZ; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western. 1887 l0ss(; Morris and Essex s0t. q
S9s; Boston. Hartford and Erie AZ AZ; Hannibal
and ST. Joseph. 1l2 bid; do. preferred. ll31s q
l1s1s; Columbus. Chicago ana Indiana Central l7h.
- FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS..
After the closing OF the Long Room the following
quotations prevailed on the street:--Western Union
Telegraph 34sS a 34&; Pacific MAIL 42ss 42ss; New
York Central consolidated, slH q 92: New York
Central scrip. sou s72s; Erie, 2at4 22ls; Read
Ing, 96h o6ii; Lake Shore. s25. s2H; North
western, So s2ti; do preferred 81 a s71s; New
Jersey Central, 1864 a 100; Rock Island, 1l6h q
1l6s; st. Paul, 6sk 63sl; do. preferred, sos ST.;
Wabash. 6l2a 591s; ohio and Mississippi, a25s
a3cH.
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the Gnai street quotations for
the government list:-United States currency sixcs
ll13s M do, 1881, registered, lI3a4 li4 do. do
coupon, 11Ssx lls DO fye-twenties registered May
and November, 1l1% nix; do do, 1862, coupon
do, 1l2 1875; Co. do, 1864, DO do, 11la alllx;
do. do, 1865. do. do, 1l1s li2i; do. do. regis
tered, january and July llo,4 iio1s; do. do 1865
coupon, do. 1lo;s 10Y; do. de., 1867 do. co,
1lU,. 11os; do. do 1868 do do, 1loss 1l0ss; do
ten-orties registered, 1904 l05al; do do, cou-
pon, I061s 1904.
THE COURSE or THE GOLD MARKET,
The extreme fluctuations daily Ill the price OF gold
The New York herald., 1870-09-26
MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN A sAcslo.

About ten O'Clock yesterday morning Joseph
Silver OF 2s2 West Sixteenth street, called at dis
reputable house kept by one Lima Meyhoefer at lso
Wooster street. After converslng for some time
with an inmate named Ellen Smith, he was sud
denly taken with cramps In the stomach ana died
soon after the arrival OF Ieecker street physician.
The Coroner was notiiiec 10 hold an inquest.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26
COEMERCiAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Sept. A-6PM
CorrEEThe market for Rio quiet, though there was
rather inquiry, and prices Of al kinds ra
at quotations below. Other kinds were dull and
heard or sales. Prices were nominal We
quote Rio, ordinary cargoes llac. IP&e. fair do,
l5c l51c; good do, I5c l61c. primo l5c 71ac
extremes for lots. iIc l6c Jaws 1gc. 22o Singapore
be l9c; Ccyion, 1875. l9c. Msyacaibo. I5c lsc.
1aguayra, l6Isc lsc.: Jaiacs, isc loS;
Ec; hexicsn isc. isr.; s~yanln lsac god
duv paid.
CorIosrhe business IN this crtcls was small
there being but little oeand, and prcea heavy espec
tally for 1iddli,g Holders 10
realize There were so $50 paes inc.uiin 500 arrives
OF winch S34 for apIpng IA export IFS for
speculation The business in fnurc Deliveries good
the following sales were made l7e0 bales basis mid
ding, for September at ~ &C.; .0J October AT
Is aloe lsc 400 do FOR November, 1876. 100
do, a. 1870. and tas yestsrday SO do. Mobile
private terms, aud 0 do Tor october at I5Sijc u
Tao c0sns qaos4toas were as foliows:-
The New York herald., 1870-09-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRoOKs--TUoNEy.- Saturday. September "a,
by Rev. a. K. Sanford, ALFRED q. BeooRs TO Miss
ANNA LOUISE TUoMEY. ali OF tnis city.
GATES-P PaRsoNs.-in South SALISBURY, VI, on
Wednesday, september IA, by the Rev. w. II. Rugg
Mr. JOIN L. GATES, OF New York city, 10 Mrs. MARY
81. PARSONS, OF South SALISBURY. no cards.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

TIC banks now hold ss,i47.976 in excess Of the
reserve required by aw. This IL the lowest point
ye attained. CHroasly enough 1t Is concident with
lhe week OF the lowest last year. the banks
on september 25 lsa, holding $40, ,i44,3A.
chosrsG rnlcrs AT THE STOCK ExcHAToE.
lls following were the closing prices at he
last session OF the Stock E&change:--Canton Com
pany, 62 81; Western uuion, Sih u 3ial; QUICK
silver So; MarpOsa, bid: do., pre-
terrcd, la li3l; Boston Water Power, t's IS;
Adams Express, c5}i CO.'S; weI's-Farso Ex.
press. 3o7l 42iS; do.. scrip. 22s s%;
American Exuless. AZ. its.: United state, Ex-
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

and 100 bags meal f9e5 bushels wheat g 3 DO corn
lf746 do oats aad 40 malt. The rour market
steady but duh Ihe sAes about l000J bDs southern
-four quiet but steady 500 bos For rye -four
fair Demand mt tG prices saes $50 bos. Corn
quiet, sales 91O 0ois. M.rsh's ciorc a. 20. Wc
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
M voyant tets the past present and utu,e; aase OF
bani letters written log West eortv-,rst slcet Sstw
LyoAdsas and seycV.b avenua
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
GNoRGN ROSS s. GO,
Now tMcs Aove INC IrvsM.

George Ross, Black Republican candi-
date for Clerk, makes loud professions of
his love for our Irish fellow-citizens, and
claims tia. he will get many of their
. votes. We propose to show just how
true this is. "a
George Ross is ct the head Of all Me
opposition that has been started against
James Muaaday for Supervisor, and he
is also oppo,iny John BOaaa for Assessor
the only tro Irishmen on hs'Dea0-
cratic iicks;.'
Let him deny this if he daresl
This is the man who pretcnds to be
such friend to ths Irishmen of this
county.
He is working: against the only men
who are candidates who have Irish blood
in ,beir veins
And he aud his black satellites will
march up to the polls on Thursday and
vote to defeat the only representation you
have on the ticket!
Spot him!
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
- - oa I'D

If you ore opposed to negro suffrage
Vote the Democratic ticket.
If you are opposed to having negroes
in the free schools-VO.e the Democratic
tieket.9. 81 sTgErh0
If you are opposed to having negro
jurpr,-Yoto' the Democratic ticket.
If you are opposed to having negro
ofieers-Vote the Democratic ticket.
If you are opposed to high .a1eE-
Vote the Democratic ticket.
fyou are opposed to seeing white
men disfrauchised-Yose the Democratic
ticket. -...ur .uaai d
If you believe that this is white
mani governncns-YOss tho Democratic
ticket rrr rFu-q....-rr
fyou are opposed to prescription
Vote the Democratic ticket.
Ifyou believe negro is as good as a
wLite man-Vo,e tho Black Republican
ticket. -
If you believe this is Nor a white
mans govcrnreut-Fotc the Black Re-
publican ticket. aa.I
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
VoR STAVE SENATE
Sorpev or EoxMswovtM.

OF these two gentleman we have few
words to say. William c. Carper, ESQ.,,
the Democratic candidate for Senator in
this District, is n gentleman with whom
We have had long personal acquaintance.
AS a man and as citizen, no one in tho
District has higher reputation for hon.
esty, integrity and moral worth. lie is
lawyer Of fine abilities and extensive
learning. and stands high in bis profession.
A siaunct and lifelong Democrat, he has
never before taken any active part in pol
itics, and never. we believe, been q can
didate for any position. His character is
above suspiciOn-his ability unques,ioned,
and We take pleasure in saying that he
will make Senator who will do honor to
our people. - =--'3
OF his opponent, Mr.. Farr'wor.h. ii is
almost unnecessary for us to say anything.
His character and his acts arc too well
known to our peopl. TO need mention at
our hands, and lest he should say that we
have hitherto dealt harshlp with him, rc
print his character as skeiched by one OF
bis own party papers, the Parkcrsburg
Daily Times, which says Of him: so y
"Liberal. Republicans oppose him be-
cause he is a narrow-m minded, selfish pro-
scriptire Of the most incnrable kind.
Democrats opposeilim, because life
long Democrat, he turned traitor SO soon
rs he fOurd i; wouldn't pay. "
Intelligent. sensible men will oppose
him because he is an Ignorant and Hitter
ate huuiSug. l1 r. q.
Some fools will oppose him bccau'c they
think him smart.
Honest men will oppose him because
they caunot consistently supper, him. .
No adopted citizen of whatever origin,
creed or party will support him, because
he is bitter, bigo,ed and predjudiced
BODYBUILDING a, heart. We hope tAey
will all bear this in mind from this day
until the last hour of tho campaign.
Nothing is to be expected of him and the
like Of him but The most relentless in,ol-
erancc and persecution.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
Deputy Sheriff.

Jim VaudervOrt may be very nice
man, bu. We can't sce'.has he is eu,isled
.sa life lease Of office in this county any,
more than than that bis son shall succeed
him rs Deputy after Jim checks bis
baggageifor the other world. 1t is just as
reasonable for Lin to ask the one as the
ether. We think that it would be quite
modest aud becoming in Jim to retire
fran public service at lea,tfor four years,
and if at thu ex piration Of that term, he
hnds that be can't possibly stand it, why
may be. out of pure sympathy, the people
viii let him have another term; bu. for
.As ,preseus-as,Ii rs4
The Lsrd hath no longer need.
Nor the land Of lis guile or greed.
Ths svl to the laFstoue speed"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
CHANCERY SALE.
OCT. 3-4t

By virtue Of decree Of the circuit
court Of Lewis county, pronounced iu the
cause Of Gilpin, Bailey & Candy vs.. J.
G. Waldo's heirs, &C., we will, on the
3rd day of November, 1870,
that being court day, at the front door
Of tie court House of said county, sell at
public sale to the highest bidder, the re-
versionary interest Of the beirs Of said j.
G. Waldo, in the
80 ACRES OF LAND
in said county, situate in the bend Of the
West Fork River, and being the same
land assigned to Elizabeth Waldo a.
dover land, and is The same on which
she now resides. The interest of said
heirs is one undivided THIRD part and
the purchaser will be entitled to the pos.
session Of the same OF the death Of the
said Elizabeth Waldo.
TERMS "A credit Of 6, IL and is
months-.ho purchaser to give notes with
good security.
JOHN BRANN0N.
HENRY BRANNON,
Commissioners.
ot S.5t