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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-13

RESIDENCE SoLD.-The rcsidcncco Of the
late P. G. Hildreth, was sold yesterday,
A. j. Cecil, Esq., becoming the purchaser.
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nor SALE.-A SPLENDID IN
u New Brick Dwelling House with II It'll
rooms, on Quincy street, with evGFy con-
venlenee, an mOdsFan improvements; will be en-:
tiFrly finished In 10 or 10 days. and will no sold
At iAIr price. ,,,,,,,,
npr6 a ]. IRWIN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-13

ELECTION OF pF4CERsTAn election
of officers orthc Ladies' Missionary So.
ciety connected with tic Methodist EpIs.
copal Church IN this city, Yasheld in the
Fo6fth Street Church yesterday 'aGGr.
noon. The following latIih& were chosen
for the positions designated; President,
Mrs. C. D. Hubbard; Vice Presidents
Mrs. Gideon Martin, Of North Street
Church, Mrs, E, }. Stone, OF the Island
Mrs. John Carlin, of Fourth Street, Mrs
Henry B.,Hubbard, Of Chapline Street,
Mrs Hobbs, ofIZane Street; Treasurer
Miss Mary Morrison; Recording Score.
tary, Mis- Eliza Mills Corresponding
Secretary, Miss Amanda List. sv
An interesting letter rom Miss Isabella
Thoburn, announcing her arrival and on
trance on missionary work in India, was
read bei6re the Society. Miss T.itisknown
to many of our readers, Is q native ,oC, Bel
mont county, and sister Of the late Col
Thoburn, of the First Virginia ~
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Gtregetstti9Rpeer.
APH Il, ps79
New Advertisements. ''

New Advertisements 7"
Steamer Juniata,
Wapteel-C4bInct Maker A
Freal Fish. ~ 4
Street Car Stock Wanted: - =
Show Cases.
Canned Goods Down. :, ,s,.tta,l,
And the Excitement Increase D."
Dcmorara Sugars.
Dried Peaches.
Roasted CofecentyhoE 4aauy
ClIRncery Notice. nv,
Superior Photographs.
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nELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT
u FOR SALE.-I am authorized 70 soil tho
countryseat Of Mrs P. Zane, situated on tho Nation.
al Road, three miles East OF the city. The house.
contains nine rooms, besides Kitchen, wash house,
good an cellar, stable, carriage house, &C., &C.,
al In The most perfect order. The grounds about
ave acreS, arc beautifully laid out and adorned
With ShIubbCry and shade trees Of choicest variC'
,y. This place 70 he fnlly appreciated m1st b0
examlnOd, TH0S. 0'BRlEN.
rnRF9a Real Estate Agent.
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LARGE assortment 81 Window Shades
Just received at Hubbard Bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-13

TIM greatest variety and latest patterns
of Oil Cloths Of Hubbard Bros. ,..,-
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BLACK ALPAcAs REDUCED this morning
from 30 to 9G cents per yard, al Brues &
Sanders,
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FOR SALE,

nWELL ING house AND IN
u ISLAND LOT FOR SALE.-ThRt fin
pleasantly situated residence on Centres 4s
street, which now occupy, the lot 30 BY 10, the
house containing nine rooms, with gas through
Of Broadway and Ohio streets, Island, fronting
% feet on Broadway and 40 feet On>ohlo street.
Terms low: Enquircor - ,,o,,,s
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DoR SALE TO CLOSE AN Es. I'm
% TATE.-The hrattlASs DWELLING it'll
HOUSE, situated on tho north east corner ~
Of HGmpden and Sixth strOetH, now occupied by
Mn, Carter. There Ia NIL lot, aud the house 70
Syerythin1 about the premises In thorough re-
nil Amply 10 Up. LEWIS,
dccI.u McLure House, Wheeling, W. Va.
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mo WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA.
i RRRS.-Huba for Wagons and Carriages,
Gum Oak and Locust Wood, SpoEea from inch
to ~, Hickory and Oak Wood FClloCe nom "
70 . lnche8, Hickory and Oak Wood Bows for
Carriages and Express WAgone, Poles, ShAt(s
and Circles Of best Hlck9E and Gag;
Received by HILDRELH = Bro
90 Main Street.
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y IT will pay you 10 examine the large
stock Of fine FIrniplre Just received al
Hubbard BroA J v II n y
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TRANSPORTATION.
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
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cGnIhHr nth, lSG9-WhCcling time.
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WAFGF6aM


NOR RENT.-THE HALL m sn
I Mslodeon Building, lately occupied n
BY the Good TemplArs. Apply 10 ,,I4,13
aprl w. L. AcAk66: .
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
Brown or MCClurg I

The Democrats having no State ticket
in the field, their duty is certainly plain.
It has been one of the Rrst principles of
Democracy to enfrauchise tho oppressed
people Of our State, aud in the campaign
they will certainly not hesitate to support
that ticket which has done more within
tho last few months for the suffrage
amendments than any other. While the
McClurg party has been divided upon
this issue, and the man who heads their
ticket afraid to come out squarely and
say where be stood, for fear Of offending
the "Eternal Hateites," Brown and his
party have stood out boldly and advoca-
ted the amendments. Whatever may
have been the past records Of these men,
they are assuredly as good as the Nc
Clurgites, and then they are all right on
the issues Of the day. If we had q vote
it would go for Brown.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03

W. have removed the Herald Office to
the Bonfls building, more generally
known as the Temple of Justice" on
the corner Of Court and Collier streets
1t is the building in which the Circuit
and County Clerks Offices were kept
while the new court house was in course
of erection. Our friends will have no
difficulty in finding US, for We are sur.
rounded by very accommodating set Of
public men, such as lawyers, land and
sewing machine agents, telegraph opera
tor, ctc.. etc With such surroundings
We present quite formidable appearance
Come and see US iu our new sanctum We
bid you welcome.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
For Represen entaiive.

Vote for Col. +. g. HUT, the nomi
nee Of the recognised Democratic party Of
the county; the man who will fairly and
faithfully represent you; the man who
will reflect credit on his constituents in
the General Assembly Of the State; the
man who is not sectional in feeling the
man Of known integrity and honor, whose
character and intellis ence are above re-
proach the man who seeks not Office,
but has been prevailed upon by the De.
mocracy to head their ticket in this
county because of his liberal views, Arm
ness, intelligence, knowledge Of the inter
ests Of the county, and his ddelity to
those interests. Vote for Col. T. G.
Iutt, and you will never have cause to
regret il.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03

West Virginia has gone Democratic by
5000 majority. A dispatch received at
Washington on the 29th ult, from Lewis
Baker, chairman OF the Democratic State
committee, says that the Democratic
triumph in that State is complete. A
Democratic Governor, Secretary of State,
two Of the three Congressman, and prob
ably tho third are elected BY over 5000
majority. The Legislature 10 Democratic
by two.thirds majority, thus securing a
Democratic. United States Senator in the
place of Senator Wiley. The only por-
ton OF the ticket in doubt is the Con
gresham from the Third District and
the returns indicate the election of the
Democratic candidate.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
WTruly RefreShfng."

Under the above caption the Clarks-
villc Sentinel does gross injustice to ono
Of our townsmep, VIM. Frazier, Esq.
The editor Of the Sentinel has turned .
complete political smmersault within the
past week, taking from the head Of that
paper the glowing motto for which he
professed such on unalterable attac hmeut.
He has hauled down the name of Judge
King for Congress and hoisted that Of
Col. Dyer in it's stead. Our friend, we
doubt not, is honest as we'll as bold in
what he does, but he takes . strange
course in defending his action, viz: by
abusing and discountenancing the con.
vention that nominated Judge King. In
the chain of evidence against the author.
ity Of the convention he has the follow.
ing weak link:
"Posaibly we may be mistaken, but we
have been Informed upon what we con,
slider reliable authority, that only one
man from the whole Of Lincoln county
was in the Mexico convention, and he was
there without authority. There were no
delegates appointed to attend the Cen.
gressional convention by the Democrats
of Lincoln county, not even by the cen.
tral committee, because they were for
Dyer, and against nomination"
1tls just possible that the editor Of
the Sentinel is mistaken. He knows
full we'll that Mr.. Frazier, the delegate
from this county, is gentleman of too
much honor to act IN such matter with
out authority. That our friend may no,
stray farther from the TRUTH we will
inform him that Mr.. Frazier ,cas ap
pointed by the Central Committee to
attend the Mexico convention, and Sc
implicit was the confidence reposed in
him that he was left without instructions
and further, his action at the Convention
is approved by two-t thirds of the Demo
Gratis Of Lincoln county, and the Contra
Committee, instead of being for Dyer ar,
three fourths against him. Your au
thority, friend Lem, has not been tn,
most reliable on this point.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03

The Washington Franklin county,
Observer says that the administration,
carrying out its prospective policy in re
moving Brown men from Office, have com
menced their work of decapitation in
franklin county. They removed last
week Mr. Seifort, postmaster at Pacific.
and DR.. John Dugge, Deputy United
States revenue collector at this place
Those gentlemen wero both sound Radi-
calls long identified with that party
Their only offence was 10 supporting one
Republican ticket in preference to an
other; in believing b. Gratz Brown a
better man for Governor than Joseph
McClurg.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
RetfaCtiOn.

In my article headed "The Sheriff.
atty" wh,oh appeared in tho Herald Of
the 9th ult., in reply to an article writ.
ten by some ono styling himself "Late
Enrolling Clerk Of Missouri Senate y
which appeared 10 the Herald of the
goth Of September, l charged Hon. D.
p. Dyer, with the authorship of said
article. Sine, the publication of my
article, l have learned that Col. Dyer,
was not the author Of that article, and
having no desire to injure him or any
other gentleman, l therefore take the
first opportunity afforded me to as pub.
licly retraot the charge as it was made
DEMOCRAT.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
To Your Posts.

Let every man who has been registered
without fail, go to the polls next Tuesday
and vote for liberal men and the enfran.
chlsement of the oppressed Of our State
Down with "Test Oaths" and eternal
Hateism y Up with the cry Of "Free
Ballo, !" Defeat prescription with such
overwhelming majoritics that those who
advocate it will be ashamed to lif, up
their voices for it more. Show to the
world that you are indeed Republicans
not in the narrow political meaning now
attached to tho word, but 10 its broad
Democratic sense, as understood by the
founders Of our liberty. Let thero be
no prescribed slaves in our State nc
laws that oppress the conscience of any
Vote them down vote them down aud
give US at least the semblan,e Of free
people.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03

The st. Charles Cosmos says, Turner
made . prodisious effort on Saturday
night to get the eolored uen to 20 for
MoClurg. He ooaxed, and exhorted and
abused, but oil to no purpose. His cuke
was oil dough. sud his blandish me u 10
were uuavailing. ars
lie left on the ten o'clock train, mourn.
fully singing: aare
IT'S sweet to court,
But, oh 7 how bitter
To ccurt gal
And then not git her.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
Brown Oh Drake.

Grats Brown spoke at Kirksville Adair
county, on the 9th, to a large and appre.
cativo audience. The Republicans spe
cisl says tae speech was one Of the best
Of the campaign. aud made many converts
to the Brown cause. After o thorough
exposition of the cause Of the division at
Jefferson City, and the waverng Of the
McClurg party on the amendments, here
q valiant warrior and there a squaw, at
ono place against warrior, at another
for, he proceeded to pay his respects to
Drake in answer to his Springfield speech,
a synopsis of which he had read 10 the
Republican,
"For over twenty years have advoca
ted freedom in Missouri was charged
with bolting 10 1868 because | was in
advance Of freedom. was charged with
boiling when declared for colored suf
frage in the Uuitcd States Senate, and was
hisssed by Senators who now plume them
selves on having been the original negro
| Suutagc uhcu. A>oW, Vou'ihot III J IoCoiu
with this perambulatiug. Senator, who has
just got back from participating in clam
baking with the President, into whose
ear he has been whispering false charges
against the Liberal Republicans of Mis-
souri,. Who is this peripatectic philoso
pher that is roaming over the State as the
exponent o. McClurg, who, like snail
lies in his shell at Jefferson, and from
whom it is impossible to draw anything
out, even with cork-screwY [ first
knew him in the Legislature, where he
was trying to rob an orphan girl ou. of
her property; next voting to sell free ne
grocs into slavery and next when |
tried to get him to insert into his consti
tuition clause giving negroes suffrage,
he refused. Compare my record with
his? l am willing to let the record Of
both go to the people. Had not Drake,
in his speech at Springfield, forced this
upon me, l would not have referred to it
at this time"
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03

MoRE RECONSTRUCTION. On the 22d
ult., at Nashville, Tennessee, writs OF
quo warranto were ser9ed upon A. o. P.
Nicholson. j. L.. Sneed and Charles
Ames, Judges Of the Supreme Court
in session at Knoxville, and j, B. HykiII,
reporter, at the instance of 4. Camp,
United States attorney. They are
charged with holding oiico contrary to
the provisions of the Fourteenth amend.
ment. 1t is probable that the Supreme
Court will adjourn to await tho issue Of
the investigation.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03

ln the case Of the Rails county reg
istrars, upon two.of whom, Fahs and
Lyons, second writ has been served, Mr..
Dodge says in the Record of the Goth
"We intend to prosecute this matter to
the utmost limit of tho law. II the
United States District Court decide tha,
the law was made for the negro alone, it
is our intention to take it to the Supreme
Court Of the United States. The enforce.
meut act 10 plain and explicit. The
white man 10 entitled to the same rights
as the negro, and we intend to appeal to
the highest judicial power in the land for
q decision If it goes against ~ 10 St.
Louis" ....... ......
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
ualf'Meet.

For the first time since our connection
with the Herald we have to apologize to
our readers for presenting them with q
half sheet. Last week we were put tc
the Inconvenience Of moving our Office
which is anything but pleasant under
taking, and lost SO much time that We
6nd it impossible to get out a whole
sheet this week. We trust our friend.
will look over 1t this once.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
Hon. Andrew King

Remember that Hon. Andrew King is
the man to send to Congress. He is all
right on the tariff and land-grant ques
tions. He will not act with the National
Radical bayonet-reconstrustiou party
that is destroying our country. He
never violated his word to tho people Of
his district and then accepted cer,ii
cate of election from rotten Official that
he was not entitled to. lie never was q
proscript'ouist. no, Judge King is an
honorable gentleman. Democrats, re.
member this, and show by your votes
that you appreciate his noble qualities.
Give him'a rousins, majority in thi,
county. After their liberal professions
the Radicals will hardly refuse to give
him the certificate, as they did Col
Switzlcr; and if it is refused, Col. Dyer
will certainly not have the face to tuke it
again unless he is fairly elected. Re-
buke Dyer now for what lie did two years
ago. Show him that you will not coun-
tenance dishonesty even in one SO young
as he.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
The Regular. Democratic Ticket.

We have been asked by several inde-
pendent candidates to print their names
on number Of the regular Democratic
county tickets for their own usa. We,
of course, have refused to do anything Of
the kind. The gentlemen who have asked
shls Of US did not perhaps look ut the
matter iu tho same light as We do, else
they certainly would rot make Of US such
u request. The tickets thus printed
would bear lie upon their face, for
assured'y none but the regular nominees
Of the party have a right to their names
on the regular ticket aud though many
good Democrats who may wish to vote for
independent candidates would be saved
the trouble Of scratching" yet there are
many others who, wishing to vote for the
regular nominees throughout, might be
deceived into voting for independent can.
didates, the tickets being the same with
the exception Of ono or two names, which
might be overlooked by them.
IF any are thus deceived, for deception
it certainly is, We are determined that the
blame shall not rest with US, and hence we
will not print the name Of any iudepend.
ent candidate on the regular Democratic
ticket. We know this thing has been
done in the county heretofore, but are
proudly conscious that no such charge can
be laid to US aud we know further, that
such tickets, claiming to be the regular
Democratic ticket, will be before the peo.
plo Tuesday. Some Of the candidates
who were told by us that VIC could not
be the instrument in thus placing a par
TALLY bogus ticket into the hands of the
people, have threatened to have them
printed in St. Louis or eat some of the
Offices in adjoining counties.
In consequence Of this, We counsel all
Democrats to examine the tickets closel y
before they cast their votes, that they may
not through carelessness vote for men
they do not wish. Should the regular
ticket not suit them, they certainly have
the privilege Of scratching" but this
We would advise them not to do. Vote
for the nominees Of the party. If there
is Democratic party 10 the county,
surely it is the one that held q Conven.
tion here on the 10th Of October and
nominated the ticket at the head of the
Herald Then, 10 justice to the true aud
good Democrats who we're fairly uomi.
mated at the Convention, and who in con.
sequences ask your support, stand by the
nominses-the regular Democratic ticket.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
... FOR CONGRESS.
HON. ANDREW KING,
OF ST. CHARLES.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Represcntative-Col. T. q. HUTT.
sheria-FaEDERICK WING.
County Cierk-ANDREW B. FOLEY.
Probate judges. r. MOxLEY.
County Court Justice-C. W. MARTIN.
Treasurer--JAMEs X. CANNON.
assessor ELIJAH MYERS,
School superintendcnt---w. s. PENNINGTON.
Superb Registration-M. D. L. VERDIER.
IElection, Tuesday, November Q. 1870.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03

A letter from Staunton, Va, to the
Richmond Whig says it seems certain
that Gen. Custis Lee will be elected pres.
ident of Washington college, in place Of
his illustrlous brother. Apart from his
name, connections and antecedents, he
is, By reason Of his ability, learning and
varied accomplishments, eminently fitted
for the position.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
Duty OF the County Democracy.

We have had a liberal registration for
the times. Two thousand one hundred
and fifty five men have been registered as
qualified voters in Lincoln county only
about one.third Of our voters have been
disfranchise1. The result of this is, there
is clamor for Office, and one seeing the
uumber of Independent candidates in the
field, who have heretofore claimed to be,
and still insist that they are, Democrats,
would certainly doubt the existence of q
Democratic party. Notwithstanding so
many are pushing in their claims for the
"aesh pots Of Egypt" there is an organ
lied Democratic party. AtA convention
on the 10th ult., one Of the f.irest and
most honorable ever held in the county,
and where the views Of the people were
generally represented, the Democracy Of
Lincoln county nominated . regular
ticket Of honest men, we'll worthy the
support Of the party. Without hesitancy
we say it's the duty Of tho party to stand
by these men and elect them to Office
1t is true there are among the iudepend-
ent candidates number Of clever gen
tlemen, but all the nominees are Just as
clever and worthy your support as the
best Of them. Democrats, do yonr duty
and stand BY your nomination.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03

Gen John G. Brown, Democratic eau.
didate for Governor Of Tennessee, in q
late speech said: ~ suppose if we had
adopted the Ten Commandments as plat.
form, some one would have objected.
en- sure the Radicals would, for there 10,
! believe, one Of them which Gays, Thou
shalt not steal. :"
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03

The 1t. Louis Times Of last Sunday
says: I'D. Pat Dyer. of Louisians. ia
in this city and talks strongly of retiring
from the congressional race 10 the Ninth
District" No doubt Pat 10 sick of the
campaign, but We think hs 10 man Of
too much courage to withdraw at this
late day.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
Foa C0UNfY AssEss0R,

We are authorized to announce WIN. R. HUD
SON as candidate for Assessor OF Lincoln
county at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce c. B. CHILDs
u conservative Republican candidate for III.
oflioe Of County Assessor, ut the ensuing Noyein.
Der election.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03

We are authorized to announce THOS. r.
REID, Of Hurricane township, candidate for
tho Office Of sheriff at the ensuing fall election.
We are authorised to announce DAVID FORE
MAN IN independent candidate for Sheriff on the
Liberia! Radical ticket, the ensuing fall election.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03

Advertisements are read with great
avidity at this season of the year, as
novelties arc offered for sale ia many
departments of business.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03

A couple Of divorce brokers' in New
York, for fraudulenlly representing par.
ties in divorce suits, have gone to the
State prison for nine years.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
FOR SUPERINTENDENT oy runltc scmool

FOR SUPERINTENDENT Op PuRLIC Schools.
We arc authorized to annousce II. B. UPHAM
a candidate for Superintendent Of Common
Schools at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce JOS. II. SHEL-
TON us n candidate for Superintendent OF Com,
mon Schools for Lincoln county, at the Noven.
has alaCtiou
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce D. CRUMp a
candidate for Treasurer of Lincoln county h
the ensuing election.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
FOR REPREssHrATIvg.

We are authorized to announce J. d. ALLEN
MS an Independent candidate for Representative
of this county, ut the ensuing election.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03

South Carolina is again overrun by
+ Federal bayoncts. Grant orders it, aud
the McCIurs party Of this State worship
Graut,
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
TERMS or ADVER rIsiNG

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yearly advertisers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03
FOR CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.

We are authorized to announce +. c. CAKE
as candidate for ro election to tho office of Clerk
of the County Court Of Lincoln county, at the
ensuing election. ..
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-11-03

Sec.et~y Cox of the Interior has
rendered his resignation to the President.
1t has been accepted.