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ON WEDNESDAY,
JULY THE 2OTH, 1870,

JULY THE 2OTI, 1870,
in Moorefeld II is intended TO make this meet
ing hie thing II will be the opening of the
campaign in this part Of the State All white
men irrespective of past party ties are most cor
daily invited to be present
The following distinguished gentlemen will
positively he present and deliver addresses:
HON. IOHN J, DAVIS, OF rksburg; HON.
j. y. CAMDEN, of Parkersburg; HON JOHN
J. JACOB, our candidate for Governor JOSEPH
SPRIGG, Candidate for Attorney General We
hope 20 see large delegations from all the coun-
tics. Now is the time for all to show their hands
There viii also he several splendid bands Of mu-
sic on hand 20 cnliven the occasion II will be
grand convocation Of the white men Of the 10th
Senatorial District Come one Come all BY
order Of the COMMITTEE. 9.
July, Ist 1870.
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Number of Male Negroes AS
sessed with a Capitation Tax.

Auditor Boggess report shows the nun.
Der Of male negroes in our State over 81
years of age, and assessed with capita
ton tax, to be $50. They are all sup.
posed to be voters; aud in order to main.
tain an efficient ea~Paigu, it is necessary
to know where they reside, and where they
will claim their suffrage. The following
table win show where the Auditor saws
they reside; and we may see from thence
their strength in the several localities:
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DOES MIGIIT MAKE RIGHT The fol-
lowing extract from an Grafton delivered recent
by that noble chieftain Gen WADE HAMPTON, at
the unwilling of statue, dedicated to the mem
DRY of some of the fallen brave, of Charleston.
is a noble expression Of sentiments which should
be cherished by every Southern heart Let
the true man rejoice in the glory Of our cause
though, lost for time, and he glad in the kuowl-
edge that brute force has ever been impotent to
decide principle
Let US, then my friends and comrades,
cling with unrelaxing grasp and mistaken
confidence to the faith that is in US Let
not the angry threats of oppression or the
syren voice oftomptation drive or allure us
to forsake it. Above all, be not mised
by that unmeaniug jargon which tells you
that your cause was submitted to the arb-
tramcnt of arms, and that the sword has
decided that cause against you. The sword
has never, nor will ii ever, decide princi-
pie or establish truth 1t can, as it has
often done, overthrow n just cause and
make might take tho place of right; but
it can never revise the immutable laws Of
God, make what is evil appear right in
His sight. A noble cause, upheld hcroi
cauy by honor, courage and patriotism
may die along with its supporters a
great truth never dies but, eternal as
the God head from which it springs, it
lives forever, amid all tho changes of dy
nastics, the wreck of empires, and the death
of nations. Il is too, as false in fact as in
logic to assert that the sword can or does
decide justly between right and wrong
With the sword the Goths and Vandals
drenched the fair fields Of Itoly with the
best blood of her sons It gave nearly BALI
tho world to NIahomet 1t allowed the
Turks to trample out the civilization of
Greece. Its Keen edge has dismembercd
Poland. 1t has left Hungary bleeding at
the feet Of the oppressor. 1t has turned
over Spain and Portugal to the tender mer.
cies OF the Saracen, aud on this continent
and in our day, directed by unscrupulous
power against the throats Of PROSTATE
States, rocking with pnrricidul blood, it en-.
forces the laws which it alone has made
Tell me not, then, that the sword can right
fully turn the scales of justice. 1t is the
exponent OF tyranny, not the arbitrator Of
truth-tho badge of the tyrant and the exc.
cutioner, not the symbol of Justice. It's
not at all Inconsistent with these views that
we, as a conquered people, should observe
scrupulously the terms dictated by the
sword aad accepted by us. We can do
this and should do it, in perfect good faith !;
but we should claim and exercise tho God.
given right Of freedom Of opinion We
acknowledge that the cause for which these
men died is lost, but wo should be false
to that cause, we're we to admit that they
were, because Of failure, necessarily wrong
We believe that they wero right, and We
therefore honor aud respect their memory
lf they were right, time will yiudicatc tbe
action and record their fame ] e wrong,
'It was a gracious fault
And greviously haze iheY anawered N
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WAR IN EUROPE Tho excitement in
Europe, consequent upon the proposed elc-
walton of Prince Hohenzollcrn to the Span.
ish throne--to which France objects, and
which Prussia, it is thought, will support
is intense. Dispatches from various quar-.
ter5 of Europe, with news of the movements
of troops, strengthening Of garrsons, and
departure of Gcets, al contribute to fortify
the opinion that agrolt war is most serious
~ 10 be apmchended a special despatch
to the New York HeraH from London,
Sunday night, says that if Prince Leopold
was Withdrawn in twonty-four hours that
FTance viii recall her Minister'S from Der.
lin and Madrid and war be declared. A
still later despatch says That the negotia-
tons between Paris and Ems were uusat-
isfactory. Prussia declares that she has
neither She right, power or inclination to
dictate TO Spain or to the Prince The ex-
element Oh the Bourse was intense.
LATER !--Thc news FROM Europe M TO n late
hour on Monday night last bears % more favor
able orpc1rnncc of war being avoided between
Frpuce and Prussia I'm both Houses Of the En-
patcd contest, the Government leaders declariu z
that France's nverncnf Of cause was insufficient.
md that England would as, AZ her influence To-
proven hosuitics ocrgTriug on grounds 80 IN
Warrantalc I'm France there IS evidently q
more satisfactory feeling prevailing, as is shown
by the f.ct that securities Of all kinds have be-
come gf~1dipr
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COUNTY Boards or REGIsrRATtoN.-
Tho following gentlemen have been op-
pointed BY the Governor to constitute
Boards Of Registration in their respective
counties
Hampshirc--Jocob u Chadwick, vii.
liam Barrett aud John L1rgcut
B0ro,V-Loonard Drakc, John G. Glonu
and Nathan g. Sherman.
GraHt--tliram Lyon, Aaron Baker and
Benz. Roby, Jr
HDcral--Joseph Ritzcl, William r.
Paris and a. l.. Lil,sr.
HoTy~--WnI. n Butt, Jacob Cam
and Joseph Boone.
Pfndleta-Reubeu Vance, S. II. Nal.
low aud WIN. w. Kettcrman.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.


The following named gentlemen arc appointed
Delegates and Alteruates to the Senatorial Dem
ocratic Conservative Convention to be holden at
Moorefeld, Hardy county, on Wednesday, the
20th day Of the present month
HOMNEY TOWNSHIP.
Delegqfcs-David Gibson, John r. Vance and
David r Parsons. AHrrRufcs-C w PatGe T.
T. Sheeiz and Charles " Taylor
SpRNGfiUU-De fegRes-Dr. John W Moore
Samuel McGathcry and John Thompson. 4ber-
n5'ts--h. A. Kirk, Franklih Ewers and lamp
ton Stump.
-Doi>ggies--Jacob stump. Charles y. Iii
EFT and George MiHcsOn, Jr 1Dvpqies-John
Patterson, William lass and Ash Ifictt
BLoOHEey-- Dfiegg'cg--O j. Iieronimus
W. Ileskell and John " Mellon .Rfer74tfs
-. Iieit (F CD JOS. Lynch and J a Smith.
CAroN r Ddlg1frs-J0hn Monroe, sam / Coop-
cr md John ). Sallyardg 8Nernates-AlTrcd
Brlf, George Spait aud David I'ugh.
SnEuMAN. DeLaaics--A fired ~ PownalI, Jas
g. Poland and Jamcs vs.. Albin ducrHafes--
Hamilton Stuckey, Dr. a. y. lInydcn and Sam
uel $. Ruckman
And my Conservative gentlemen from Hamp-
shire who may he present 40 such Convention
Will act rs delegates The object OF the Con-
ventton i5 20 select candidate Tor The State Sen
ate in our District, 10 succeed Hon Henry q.
Davis, whose terms expires liy order Of
TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Romney, July a. $40
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A=1 The eolorod people Of the south
seem to be jealous Of Che hogs there They
won allow hog to enjoy society tall, bit
wall chase thom to tho woods and murder
them. Whether it is a love Of pork that
causes tbIs slaughter or a tenr that Six
toonih Amendment will 10 passed. allowing
hogs 20 vote, Is tho query.
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ASOn Monday last the Senate con-
hrmed tho nomination ofTHoMAs Mrapuy.
by vote Of a. to 8 Collector of ,bo Port
# New York.
AS-ln the senate, on Friday last
nIli was passed removing the disabilities
Of about five thousand persons
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- dc OF thoronghb,ed ronrlinr

GS-A sale Of thoroughbred yearliug
colts recently took place at Middle Park,
England, when fifty youngsters brought
the aggregate sum Of $50 ,O25, or an aver
age Of 81 $40 each The highest priced
animal brought $4,000, and the prices Of
the eight most valuable ranged from 50 900
to So, 100. Another sale Of seven wear
lings brought Sl2, 400, OF $500 on the
average. The highest priced animal brought
oI,15O. 10 contrast with the value Of hor-
ses raised by skilllul breeders mention is
made Of the annual sales Of ycarliugs from
the horse farm Of Queen Victoria, where
theanimals, from their unattrac,ivo appear
ance, called Royal rats, could hardly be
disposed OF at very low prices.
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S-T-lS60-X., howeoer, IKE the initials
on the old Roman banners has meaning.
II represents ,Suint Cr0ir-,ST. being he
conrentiai equiUaIeRt If .Sainf, and 1.S-6 Q
Standing for he letters OR Of, and 50
.J9rnliRy, ,cM de concluding X, nc soord
Croir. By ptaciag he Trademarks and tie
name Of tie island an ju.cfaposition, toiM
the figures orer tie letters they are intended
70 denote, Tie e.cpLanation 1eW be understood:
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The ne'o fool prepared from SEA Moss
FARINE is mccting ruth 'eondcrJui succcss y;
anil 'ccH II may, fra more deligttfm des-
serf for Hc table can not be in,0giHcd
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BsyThe Blue Ridge Tunnel has been
purchased by tho Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad for the sum Of $500 coo in State
bonds
G1-In the trial Of Reapors on tue 2Sth
ult, on thc farm Of J Wayt Bell. ESQ
near StaupioD, the Hubbard Rcaper and
Mower combined was declared tho victor
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S. Il. 1850. Y.
S. T. CROI Y.

Nothing can be more simple, or, 1t may
be, more appropriate. ST. Croic Run. is
me stimulating basis Of the PLANTATION
BIrTERs, and It IS therefore, Gin accor.i-
ance ~dh tie fitness IF hin9s," Mot 81.
erik should be tie basis Of their business
MiGGoleh,
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IT, Attorney General ALDERMAN quail
fled and entered on the duties of his Office
on Friday last.
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nyTwenty-sev acres on the farm Of
JACOB MACE, in Ross county, Ohio, this
year, it is said, yielded 1926 bushels of
Barley, an average to the acre Of As bushels.
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DlPES, PIPE STEMS, &c.
l. 30 Boxes No. | Chalk Pipes, &C ditto Pow
haitian, very good 80 dozen assorted Wood, do.
some very fine; 5000 Reed and Root Stems ;
b Eoxes CARROTS Scotch s;nufT-25 do Bond :
ditto Rpppee, Congress, and Maccoboy ditto
20 Gross Mason's Blacking-5 Gross do French
30 Gross Matches. Just received and for sale
by LOGAN. BRO. & co.
Winchester July 10, 1870. No 81 Old Stand.
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CAMPAIGN OPENING :!
Senatorial Convention in
MO BSlC FIE

Convention 10 nominate Conservative can
didate for the 10th Senatorial District composed
of the counties cf Pendleton, Grant, Hardy,
Hampshire, Mineral and Morgan will be held
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DIAPER, BONNET DORDAS, &c
i 800 Reams Cap Crown, Double Cap and
Crown Wrapping Paper;
20 gross No. I Bonnet Boards;
10 Reams Cap, Letter and Note paper
% Boxes assorted Ink, with large stock of
Ledgers, Day Books, &c, &c. Just received aud
for sale 10y LOGAN, BRO. & co
Winchester July -, 1870. No. 81 Old Stand
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The New York herald., 1870-07-01

The Dacotah Tribes Peaceable-Warriors Be.
coming Farmers-Whitcs Trespassing Upon
the Reservations.
WASHINGTON, June 80, 1870.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Is In receipt Of
letter from Captain W. Clifford, agent for the Arck-
aree and other Indians at Upper Missouri Indian
Agency, Dacotah Territory under date Of May 20,
1870 and which states that the Indians who had gone
up the river In the fall in pursuit OF game, finding
not suficent to life, returned to Berthold
the 1st OF February-tne Mandans about the middle
OF the month and the GrOs yentres after the open
ing OF navigation. They were in good health. Ra-
tions have been distributed to them In careful
manner. The Indians say they are fuller
in the face than for many years. and
q general feeling Of contentment prevails
among them. They believe they Will get all the
government has promised them, though they still
complain OF the wood-choppers cutting wood on
their lands. A number o! men, taking advantage OF
the agents absence opened w Cd yard between
tins point and Fort BufOrd. The agent taking he
necessary steps 10 seize these wood yards and turn
them over to the Indians The seeds planted are
coming up, and, so far, promise good crop. Here
tofore the women have done all the work in these
tribes, but this spring the agent counted over sixty
men at work In the fields.
Governor Burbank, of Dacotah, has issued the
necessary orders to prevent white men from tres
passing upon Indian reservations, and cutting wood
for the use OF the steamers on the Missouri river.
The Indians will do the same for proper remune-
ration.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01
1tLEGRAPAIC NEWS ITEMS.

Robert Fleming, pasterer, fell from scanoding Al.
bany yesterday and was killed.
william Myers, 6fteen years Of age, IVES drowned at
Dobbs Ferry, N. Y, last night, while bathing
Edward Lashcr after attempts within a week, sue
ceeded in committing suicide at West Camp N Y, yesterday
morning.
Daniel W. voorhees, yesterday renominacd to Con-
gress without opposition by the democrats Of the Sixth
txict Of Indiana
Thomas Fanchner, nagman the Hudson River Rail.
road, by locomotive at Poughkeepsie last
night and killed.
William H. Andrews (coorcd). member of the Virginia
Legislature from Surrey arrested to-day chsrge
forgery and prison lie afterwards baed
10 appear.
large fire occurred night ST. Paul near Mon
trea Canada consuming the Mount ROYAL Mls The mills
the extensive In Lower Canada and valued
at $4,000. The loss In grain Is $l09,o0O
George DeambIc, q aborcr, instantly killed, and
Henry W Hammond, superintendent seriously injured yes
ction train the Black River and St.
Railroad be Ing thrown from the track Car
thage, N. Y
Burton Edred yesterday shot his wife and then killed him
self Hamilton, N y. His wife The
sau his wife exceedingly brutal the murderer using
well pistol Jealousy is said 10 have been the
impellng cause.
Haas Powers large distiery at Lyons, some twelve
miles from Chicago took bTe about yesterday and
hundred barrels OF high wines worth S120OOO The
@700V0 The IRE probably the work Of incendary
the distery had been
This s the second time v has been buxaed.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in tho
Country.

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The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
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Ms:-Single subscription, 81; Three copies. e5;
Five copies. IS; Ten copies SIS; Single copies nye
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKKT.-LoNpoN, June 3d. 30 p.
h.-Consos closed at s3A for money and the ac-
1865, 9oa 1857 ss tenfo foIties s4 stocks quel Eric
Railway shares, 49, Illinois Contrals ia Atlantic and Great
Wesern, ~
PARIs BoUnsE.-rARIs, June SO.-Tbe Bourss closed
frmer; rentes 72f Soc.
FnAkxsoaT B99EsHmFRANxronr s a- June so-Uni.ed
LIvHlPooL CorroS MARKHr.-LIvRRPooL, June 30
4:B0 r. M.-Cotton quiet. Aiddling upiands, 95Sd.
Mddng Orleans lUd The sales OF the day TO- 0GO
bales Including 1900 bales for speculation and export
Corn, Sos . sos. 8d. per quarter for European
HAvRR COTTON MARKET. -HAvRR, June S0.-Cotton
closed for he spot and anoat Tres ordnare
the spot, ll5Hf. per cwt.
LlvRRPooL BREADsTUTTs MARKEDLY KRPooL, June
30l NJ. Breadslnis hrmer Flour quiet. Breadsuns
Wheat l0s I'd. los 3D. per GENITAL for California white,
ts lOd for red Western No g. 3d. s. 3D. for
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAkkET-LIvERPooL, June
80 +. M.-Lard firm at 70s. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKrT-LoNDoN, June So 80 p.
M-Tallow quiet Refined petroleum. Is I'd. gallon.
seed oil heavy.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ASTwRRr, June 80 Petroleum
cloAed rn.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01
STEAMSHIP DISASTER.


Fire Discovered ON Board the Steamship Ten-
nessee While En- Route from Charleston 10
New Yorl-She is Run Ashore and Scuttled
Near Cape Fear.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June 30, 1870
On Tuesday evening the steamer Tennessee left
Charleston, 8. c., for New York with large freight
and over 1ity passengers. AT one O'Clock on Wed.
nesday morning, when forty miles north OF Cape
Roman. fire was discovered in pressed cotton slowed
In the forward hold. Every efrort was made 10 stay
the progress OF the flames by pumps, throwing six
streams OF water into the hold, but without success
Finally the steamer was headed for shore, and at
eleven O'Clock on Wednesday morning she was run
on the beach and scuttled at point short distance
above Little river and thirty miles south Of Cape
Fear. The passengers and crew were all saved The
United States revenue cutter william II. Seward
was to start last night to the relief OF the Ten
nessee, and the steamer City Point has gone from
Charleston to her relief. The passengers are hourly
expected here.
The Tennessee Is q new iron steamship, OF ,703
tons burden, and Is rated AL She was built at
Greenp0lnt In 1855, and has five bulkheads double
riveted, built up ana finished at Philadelphia, In
November, 1852 The Tennessee Is 265 feet In length
IS in breadth and 81 in DEPTH She is brig rugged
and belongs to the New York and South Caro-
lima Steamship Company. and is estimated worth
about $3.50, 900. Her commander Is Captain o. Chi
chester.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01
THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Rumored California and Australia Steam.
ship Llne-Fcmale Immigrants In British
Colnmbia-1Iovements Of Lady Frankiin.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 80, 4s7s
The rumor recently published OF the organization
OF an Australian steamship company, TO commence
service on the lst of July, Is unfounded.
The ship Alpha has arrived at Victoria from Liver
pool with the first nstalment OF female cOloniss for
Brush Columbia.
Lady Franklin has returned TO Victoria from Stka,
on account OF the unfav weather.
The steamship Constitution has arrived from
Panama.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01
CUBA.

The Jurisdiction Of Sanctl Espiritu Invaded
by Insursents-Capturc OF WreckinG
Schooner.
HAVANA, June 80, 1870.
The Dfdrfo states that the nsurgent Eombeta,
with force OF GOO cavalry, had invaded the juris
diction of Sanct Espirtu for the purpose OF melting
the people OF the western departments to rebel against
the Spanish authorities. Finding the houses deserted
and the people dying from the insurgents, his forces
became demoralized. Cholera broke out among
Bembeta's troops and he compelled to retnrn to
the Puerto Principe region. Columns Of Spanish
troops have been sent against Bembeta from differ
ent points and now pursuing him. No engage
ment has yet taken place. Bembeta utterly failed
10 OBTAIN the assistance OF the country people.
The Spanish gunbOat Crillo captured the English
wrecking soop John Grey, from Nassau, on Cayo
Moro. The captain ana crew were negroes and the
slOop was without papers.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01
NEW HAMPSHIRE.


Report to the Legislature Railroad Affairs.
CONCORD June 80, 1870.
The Select Committee appointed by the LegisIa-
ture TO investigate the AFFAIRS OF the Con.
cord and Northern railroads. made reports
this afternoon. Seven Of the committee sus-
tain the contracts between these roads.
and recommend the approval by the legislature and
condemn the ring for using SAVINGS bank funds to
buy stock 10 control the Concord road. The minority
report condemns the course Of the ring, but deems
II nexpedient to legisate in regard the contract
The consideration OF the subject IN the Legislature Is
made the special order for this evening.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01
INDIA.
Cotton Trade Frauds.

COttOu ITNU6 Ffnuu0e
BOMBAY, June 80, 1870.
Heavy cotton frauds have just been discovered
here.
The captain OF cotton ship has been proved to
have signed bills OF lading for 900 bales of cotton
that never were shipped, and upon which leading
merchant obtained Els. 500 sterling. The disclo-
sures have made considerable excitement.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01
ENGLAND.
Christianity Turning to New York.

Christianity Turning to New York.
LIVERPOOL, June 3o 1870.
meeting was held here to-day, at which the
Mayor presided, to promote the New York Christian
Council
= Mr.. Nolan, rector Of st. Peters, Regent square,
London, was present a delegate OF the British
committed. Tue attendance was large and innu.
ential.
The interest," in the object OF she meeting was pro.
found.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01
Weekly Customs Receipts.


The Senate IN executive session to-day confirmed
the nomination OF william Smell, OF Maine, to be
Police Judge Of the District OF Columbia.
Personal.
Mr.. John M. Ross, son Of ex Congressman Ross, OF
Illinois, was married here this evening to Miss Emma
B. Tenny daughter of one Of the proDretOrs OF the
National Hotel. A large number OF Senator's Repre-
sentarives and other prominent persons witnessed
the ceremony.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01
ARIZONA.
Hostile Indians Suing for Peace.

THhNVISCU, Juut
Tucson (Arizona) auvices to June IL have been re-
ceived. Governor SaGord reports that he has had q
conference with number Of chiefs representing
1000 OF the most ferocious Indians They desire
peace. Governor Stafford ntimates that an organized
and paid force OF volunteers would effectualy sub
dn he Indians. He says the loss OF whites the past
month iss been about twelve and tue Indians
eighty.