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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-10-26

TOAL OIL. Lamp Wicks.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-10-26

DAINTS, VARNISHEs, Oils and
Il Colours.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-10-26

DEN KNIVES, Scissors, Lancets, Scori-
l. fcators, Medical Scales. Medical Sad
die Bags.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-10-26

GENUINE BERMUDA ARROWROOT
VI in Paper and Tin Cans Spices Nut
megs, Mace, Gin"er Pepper, &c.
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hundred IA MIR, and ! ibnOld nos have
Elasi thai q WO0h ucluRe more ta1n
HAaa faet through
upoQ IgtRFRiRS % ClAfkl. ! doEiiaod
utOa guihg Gack 70 the valley and 30 o1t
bylht Hardin TFaH, having cone ont ey
~ lGsSiparA. Going into ~ valley ~
secrad Vine gave nc - eSpUtnnisg u
seeing Il from InspiFuiis1 PGinL AtAT
Fe1naining n the falIey thFee days longer,
IelI ior home, regu,tting that ] had not
more time % stay. EGiGrG having the
valley ! will giTe yGiGr EHa6sH Se8 hlltnFy
u II diScugery. a Il nay b mkAOIA 70
some sa ~,
The yaIisv W. ilEHS iby Usiis men
IA March, 1851. EheR EaTty 81 0vOluD-
teeIS, under. Tie lsad a. NnttT slEnge,
vent On 10 punish the Italians ioe Iafi'
Olis nl1defh. In the GoEly PaIt q Nay,
Savage hsaded nn0tber eIpedtiipa, again
In pursuit a ~ EilAiant all o. Eth1D sur
rendered, and pEomiA,d PslCe, ard keFII
Il until a YcaE lAleE. IEl1eR alvey r1tIdeEUlt
RGBS and shRFlnin. two miners, 0hu had
Ru1e with bolHa OllAniRis a pro-
pseting eEpedtioa. ABlDnth httz, hnDe
tEoOts an.i volunteers Wrql 70 The Valley
and shot I'VE n Tue rod man, UlltS Htore
dressed in the clothes Of the nlunlelDd
nlHeR The Other SSNsgrs Red % Mono
Lake, where they FEEIlal1ad until thasnsxt
var. DT. Il IL BuRlIall ScooEnprnied nj
IIleas parties into tie Valley, AMI be 10
uptrCi Of Tie Indians the hSnae q the FGA,
md they called II Yosemite Although |
their accommodation was varied, Soule call |
ing YosOOmite, OsOOlniIS, Ou8unite, the
nanle Of The Valley WAS Advances ard Of
their tribe Ahwahneehee. The tribe has
now died OQL and tl,6 red mon IL tho Val.
ley are sirnggleB irO1 Mono Tri6s.
As l am getting llia letter rather long
/ viii close up With . shnrt detail OF ny
LOIDeWGrd lrip Leaving the vallHT5hy
lie Hardin route wG passed through the
T'uOlaninc Grove Of big trcS; thEFu
are not 80 many ~ In the ARrip(sa
Grove nor so large A few miles further
" we spent the uightat tho terminus Of
he stage route, HadgdOns. where VIC
'onnd vcry good eatables but owing to
,oms alterations being made u the house
RC were compelled 10 sleep on the porch
md the atmosphere md bed clothing
being thin II was FatheE uncomfortable
yOWard morning and an early start pro.
rented our enjoying that part Of the
fights pSt. We reached Chinese Camp
Int evening where We stopped all night
leaving beIore daylight the next morning
R0 crossed what d said 10 be President
Grants old ferry al knights landing
bout . i. ", arriving ID Stockton about
r. ", where taking tho boat ! reached
his city nt s o'clock tho same evening.
T'lltls ended my TIP TO tho Yosemite Val
cy and although the ride was wearisOme
was moi sorry IllAd gone. ME. A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07
tChe8tteIti2ence
CORRESPONDENCE.


/ leIsht 10 yplt many L'zAuEth' sfDu you
tllSGotsgY experience On = trip TO to
4 y n Hey. Like almost everyone
\ VI b lRsS ted California since the open
Ing Of the great trans. Continental railway,
! became imbneL withan intense desire 70
visit this wonderful valley, and being OF a
rather determined disposition soon found
IN opportunity for gratifying that desire
and obtained leave of absence from my
employers and made the necessary prepa-
ratinns and started. Sly wardrobe Gun.
sisted oItwo suits Of clothing throughout.
This found 10 he all that was needed ns
the packing Of heavy vallsgs or trunks
| into the valley Is utterly impossible. Heavy
1 boots found indispensable. Leaving San
FrancIsco on the afternoon boat arrived
| In Stockton on the following morning In
! time Tor the stage.
A great deal has been said aud written
Of this valley aud the mode Of getting to
il, hut lew practical ideas from one who
roughed It and saw the entire show, may
be 0rys0p0t henoIIt;ltO GTtUf6 tourists,
nI,bOutli iIisny inpJtovcm are con.
stantIy Nh, mad n he y,irisus routes,
In the first place, a gentleman lInaccustOm.
cd to horseback riding should acquire that
M, ar abandon the IDEA Of seeing the 70.
emile Valley until the march Of progrcs.
sion and Civilization has constructed
railway 10 Il The trip begins at Stock.
ion. one hundred and thirty.nine miles
trG,n tic valley Al this p1int tourists
AK" tbe stage Iin tlIe Maripjsa, Hardin or
Con I 5 ronte. rheyaisG have tho privi.
ir"S Sf taking private conveyance for
w1icI, there Viii he nm extra charge The
latter il In iar preferable owing TO lhe crowd.
"T mi cosmon0litNn statc 81 Tic stage. l
~ vent ni'S m Tho, ,hc .dssd.besdr system and Of
c "S" wont IIrst.cIass having been fortu.
mite Sn'y cr"n"b IN inSralialc rnyselr in the
"" "Ss N, "rSScs If IL nropriet0r Of the
!! +" DSroI"" stables who very kindly
Girn,sbcI mo with n team and driver.
M mohs Ghrtv
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CTeRata- puOhu Lsaves.

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bladder. Morbid lrrita,lop or w BI.Sap, and
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z
The remedy has ALSO b'Ou recommended lH Dye =.
p,p,l., cArople rheumatism. cu,.asou. AGO.
llrLaDolD'' EzTRAOT BuOEu u u'od By p'F.
.o.. ,,o., i. H.. J, no :, md from S d Is.
us ia
or In the AOclI"O or ehsnEo Of lls; amer Con
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07

The many Thousands cared II Ghia establish.
meat within tho last tWenty ye8Fli htld the hl-
meTOus Important surgical opera tl0hs pJti0SiHpd
By DE-, Johnston, Witnessed ~ The F6PUFtet6 81
TIE Sun and many other apefb, tOtiCel OfWhlCh
bC4ldrn his standing % gentleman Of ehhFaFteil
and eaPeeAbLlity, IL sufficient guhElntte lO'tha
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marie +g5 isa".a
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IUtlN0 MEN

1,rsS.stlS VIA hiVu blrtaa ~ VnfStils e. 6ah
49, AahnAltY sVsSa1A - a Unl1Dalt gGaSs
tSlsseatAs ~ fORnS y u u ihS DlIS GSs;Slsl
hlchis Gh9 ktiHlSsi tlirQ ~ NJ nigNA sthpF
stsa ASVV ei,tAhrvA Rtlrnl,tR t-lnicS viii ~
iIS.Sg iyss, lsiT al 1ltL nh S'sdisaoS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07

NATtel lAernnna, " CUahg NtA epalnnplaE,ul,
lAlFisga. lutlHg auafU " (hhyalGi NuSkhsS
NGsnir DrtiliiE lAsIaaulilisp, aV-lVtity raEyA
IS Gbp PttpoS kiutaqtl uIsiSg TIN oaFa " N, j,
- .SieiuHslJ CNin11s ID " haeal - Feliit-
49,, - oOahleauS Erly up.,a Ats tAAIl ASa M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07

DIR, JOHNs'TOW,

OFFICE, NO. Z SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Len hand side HOinR tFoln BallimaFB Stfoet, EgW
doors from the Garner. Fsil not " observe lhu
tiaulU sud nHb,Nhpk. SF sUI nh fra
~. No letters received unicsa postpaid and
containing stamp 70 bO uAed IN the reply. Per
sous WEitlnG dhorl u state age, RDd RHld portion
OF advert lsetnBlt describing GynpISEna. ID. d n
The Doctors DIPLOMA hRI,gi 10 hlS OliOo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07

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St...ly euA a-i1 9 - ~ sIe,,g Is tas WGsAd
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koGaiDal v ~ Gptn.5s 40 ltaS13, lhgtllh
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07

pnpS n Stsirp b he : lEllraDoR, N,AikitlJ5s
oSGt dodF y u MlIrhGItlf Ntliaasi IssNt.
4. rs. s.. S,i.'S;r.t
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07

NSnhW u tie lpyul C0lleCs y SuntconS, Lou,
da1, tiESdnalu II que d lba nbsl u5blnoDt Col.
letoe IN Tho uailUA Elaie1, AhA thn RFtailf l1n
g = shao llle has lgyn gp1pt 10 M bpspltAls "
LlllIiNe, fafia, Ihilsdidphi9 ard elest NV, kSA
ud1utad enlnO II tho mot AstnntuhIRF ctifpt thSI
GVt1 Cvct kRlWR, Many tlpabl ulM riItiu,i III
t6o bod Snd GlFa when. asltrp, great npfV6al,
nesa, be!nG alarmed 81 thddN etRhds, bAshIpl
&c.. Slsa JasSas1t S9s ~ Atig1a9 sSs
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INSURANCE.
----7--Il4Ie7777 - ~ = = n n
TIRR s NARINB INSURANCE. Co
A CRWH 1tNt7a
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49, lINIVIVIWVI7 y ~ : -"
ru1Ccl uAAIA sound mind 6Sd bod arr the mnat
nCcabseFy regulates 70 promote C0RnHbIAl h1pbis
nese; IudSsd, without ttlGsO tbs lOumSy thFOuPh
uto h0fntDt9 weary fhlvTimaga, the prospect
hourly d9Tkopb 70 It'd Wow, tkR mlEd becomes
ahntOWptl With despair and aIlsd With tlI1 mel
elcholy rearfu0I that Ito hsppiRUas o. another
becOuira bliphtsA with M , bts1t 70 FHf7T VI
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1h8GS4 li 10 % 81 S 3 IN ~

w. u SIMPSON, PFesa
g. p, utLblIGfI, SSsNy
lsA t AlsiIs6fg, ~ lpaN
PRAlEbIN INSURANCE COMP
II % WHEELING,
it, bl11af , t-+<-at.I isiJbs-Sfi'
.CAPI,CA14soi vS$1S0. 900.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-20

The ANNEXATION QUESTION The
committees appointed on the part Of the
town of South Wheeling, and on the
part of the city of Wheeling, held a
meeting on Saturday night, at which
the following action was had
Resolved, That this joint committee
recommend to the Council of the city
of Wheeling, and to the trustees OF the
town of South Wheeling through their
respective committees composing this
Joint committee. that the corporation OF
the town of South Wheeling shall be
taken into the city of Wheeling, with
such other territory as the Legislature
NAV grant by an extension of the cor
porate limits of the city of Wheeling.
Resolved, That the city Of Wheeling
shall then extend its water-plpes into
the present territory Of South Wheel
ing, and supply water tberefrom during
the wear 1871: on Third street TO Wal
nut on Fourth street to Filber;, on
Fifth street TO the Town line, and on
Sixth street to Oak street
Rssoiyed, That the city OF Wheeling
shall supply the present territory com
prisng the present town Of South
Wheeling with gas as soon As the gas
pipes are run through said territory
and if the city becomes the owner OF
the gas works, the gas-pipeS shall be
run through said territory within one
wear thereafter.
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COMMISSIONER Notice
Hans W. Phillips


Vs. In lhanPsFy
Arthur ". Phillips.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE MADE
i and entered In this cause at the July
term, 1871, OF the Municipal Court OF Wheel
ing, ". Va, among other things Il was or
dered that the above entitled cause tx refer
red TO Geo. U. Davenport, who WAs by said
decree, appointed Special Commissioner
TO take, state and report the following
accounts:
First--The account Of Special Commjs.
sioner q. l. Cranmer and Alfred Caldwell
SecOnd-The distributiye shares OF the
heirs of Hannah Phillips, deceased, in the
funds In this cause.
Third-The value of the do,Ver NJ Eliza
beth Phillips, widow OF james w. PHILLIPS
Fourth-An account OF what rnonies
rents issues and profits have come into The
nands OF the defendant, a. VI. PhiiItps. or
rents ~
Fith-Any other matters deemed por,i.
nent by the Commissioner or renuired nv
either OF the parties 10 be reported, FIR;
giving notice by publication once a week
Tor four successive weeks IN nome news
paper published In the city Of Wheeling.
which publication shall be equivalent In
personal service Of notice on the parties
AL persons Interested are hereby nottf1ed
that In pursuance Of and by authority OF
said decree have fixed (at my Office on
Fourth street, In the city Of Wheeling
Friday, September 10th, $50, a. the ttn1e
and place when and where [ will proceed
70 take proof Of the matters In said deere
specified and referred 70.
GEO. o. DAVENPORT,
Special Commissioners.
Whss!ins September ., i5re. ssp7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-20

POLICE COuRT.-The change in the
weather Of a necessity produced g
change in the attendance on Yesterday {
session OF the police court as may be
seen by the record.
Edward Hobach was captured on the
Fair Grounds, Saturday afternoon,
noisy aud drunk He was fined 81 and
costs or ten days geology.
I Nelse Staley, is an old,timer whom
we thought from his long absence from
this gay and festive scene, had taken
the pledge and got q medal. He was
captured on Saturday, royalty drunk.
1t was plain one though, SO he got of
with 81 and costs, or FIVE days if he had
no shekels.
Charles Davis is 81 new one on us.
He was arrested on Saturday evening
on Biddlc Street on plain drunk. He
seemed tofeel keenly the disgrace of his
position aud we hope it will be the last
time he may ever be obliged to fill it.
81 and costs i what he paid for il.
V. Cannon was found about o'clock
Saturday, drunk as loon, lying on the
Grant House steps. He made no fuss
about it, and 81 and costs or five days
was the penalty.
The next was most melancholy
case. A girl named Sarah Baxter, not
yet twelve years old, was arrested as a
prostitute. She was found on the Island
on Sunday in company with lot Of
boys-Joseph Schell, Alfred Prettyman,
Henry Snyder and James Brinton-and
fined $40 and costs or thirty days in the
county Jail. The boys were fined s.
and costs each, or ten days on the chain
gang. Here is a case which calls loud
" for House of Refuge This girl is
so young that, with proper care, she
may yet he saved from life OF prosti.
tuition. Her parents are dead and she
lives with an aunt in North Wheeling,
who allows her to do pretty much as
she likes There is no use talking OF
the coming Of the millennium when a
baby like this Sarah is allowed to con-
tinuc in her evil ways for the want Of
an encouraging word and a helping
hand from some one Of our many
Christians, who send thousands annual
" TO convert the heather abroad and
neglect the heather at home.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-20

,joHNNY ALIEN MINsrRELs TO.
morrow night this famous band OF
negro MINISTRIES will make their first
appearance in this city at Washington
Hall. We have known Johnny Allen
a long time as one of the best negro de-
lineator's on the stage, and if the party
he has with him are but half as good,
in their respective roles, it will be the
best minstrel performance ever given
in Wheeling.
Talking OF negro MINISTRIES calls TO
our mind that the last number Of the
New York Clipper has an article on the
treatment Morrisons Minstrels received
at the hands OF Wheeling audience a
few days ago, and speaks in anything
but complimentary terms of the part
taken by some of orr citizens in the
performance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-20
Expenses, $500 to $500 Per Yea
Legal Notice.
.,TaTE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OliiO
- cor NTY CIRCIIT COZ Xxi.

y COUNTY tIRSttI sOsAf'
AUGUST Rules, 1870.
Henry Meyer and Catherine Meyer, his VILE
Caroline Ritz, John 4. Ritz, James NJ. Ritz,
William Ritz, Mary Cornell, wife 81 far-
don ID. Cornell, and said Pardon ID. Cor
nell Caroline bradley, wife of Ralph X.
Rrndley, and said Ralph X. Bradley, An
ME Ritz Richard v. Whelan, guardian OF
Jnhn c, Ruhl, and Joseph y. Ruhl, ana
said John {. Ruhl, and Joseph y. kuhi'
In Chancery.
Tho object Of this suit is 10 obtain a decree
for partition, or II partition cannot bc con-
yeniently made, for the sale OF Two one
quarter lots with the bulldlngshhd hppuip~
nancas thereunto belonging, situate on thc
west side OF Market street, between Suiitt,vS
and John streets, In the city OF wheeling
county of Ohio, State Of West virginia De-
ing the same property formerly owned DS
John Ritz, deceased, and more particularly
described In the bill and exhibit nleu Ill TINS
cause, and To have the proceeds OF such SRIe
distributed between the pihlhlllIs hilu w" 80
persons entitled thereto in proportion Ia
their respective interests, and To determine
what will be the interest OF Caroline kllH'
widow OF said John Ritz, deceased, by VIZ
tue of her dover right, and Ia haVea proper
persOn appointed by the Court To take
rhory. of said property until such PARTITION
or sale is made and confirmed. Ana u APP
nearing from an affidavit filed I'm the cause,
that the defendants Mary Cornell and Par
don ID. Cornell, her husband, Caroline Brad
lev. and Ralph II. Bradley, her husband, are
not residents OF the state Of West Virginia,
ON motion of complainants by their coun-
sci, II is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after the date oi the FIRST
publication of this order and do what may
be necessary To protect their Interests In
this suit.
Test: MICHAEL j. BREINlG. Clerk.
j. II. GOOD, Sol. for Complainants.
The nonresident defendants named IN
the above publication Will take notice that
the depOSitiOns Of Thomas j. Campbell,
John A Ritz, William Ritz and others Will
I've taken al the Office OF James L. Rogers, ON
Fourth street, in the city of Wheeling, ia
the State OF West Virginia, on Friday, the
10Th day OF September, \. u. 1870, between
the hours of So'clOck \. NJ. and d o'clock
+. NJ, to be read in evidence in the above
named cause on behalf Of said plaintiffs.
And II, from any cause, the taking of said
depOSitiOns shall not be- commenced; or be-
ing commenced shall not be- completed on
that day, the taking Of the same will he adj
journed from time To time until the same
shall be- completed.
J. II. GOOD,
sapl Atty for PlaintifiS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-20

DIsCHARGED-The hearing of the
charge against John Golden Of stealing
a watch from Robert Taylor, was con-
cluded before Squire johnson, yester-
day morning, and resulted as we antici-
pated in Golden's acquital.- The fact OF
the case is that Taylor was SO drunk he
did not know what be done or what
happened to him. He took of his
watch, gave it to girl TO keep for him,
took 1t away from her and gave to
Golden Getting sober in the lookup
he found himself minus all his proper.
ty and hearing that he was last in com.
pany with Golden, he had him arrested
for the larceny Of the watch. As we
state. above, there was nothing in the
testimony to show any fclonious TAX
ing on Golden's part and his discharge
from arrest followed az matter of
course.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-20

PLANTATION RITTERs As AN APPETIZER
Want Of appetite liz sure sign that
the stomach is out OF order All per
sons in perfect health relish their food
and it may be regarded as a rule to
which their are no exceptions, that
individuals who are never hungry can
not be entirely well. To eat without
enjoyment is penance, and sustenance
taken into the stomach against the incl.
nation does not nourish the system a.
il ought to do. The best-known remedy
for distate or disinclination for food is
PLANTATION BIrTERs. a wine.glassful
taken half an hour before breakfast,
dinner, or supper, quickens the flow OF
the gastric juice. and thereby provoke-
hunger-for the palate symathizes with
the stomach. Nor can the appetite thus
created he called false appetite, for it
lie the legitimate consequence of a new
energy impaired to the digestive organs
BY this wholesome medicated stimn-
liant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-20

THE NAIL MILLs.-There is a pros.
pect that all the nail mills hereabout
will be in operation this week. The
furnaces at La Belle were lighted up on
Sunday night, and the nsilers will com.
mence on Wednesday. The Benwood
mill, it is said, will start on Wednesday.
We are glad both for workmen and
proprietors that these difficulties have
been so satisfactorily adjusted, and hope
it may be many day before we have
another such Long Strike"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-20

NAruRALIzED. The following are the
names of the persons naturalized by
the Municipal Court Yesterday: Louis
Boneberger, Prussia; Dromes Epple,
Wertemberg; John Daley, Ireland ;
Albert 4. Drusedow, Rudolph Druse-
dow, Prussia; Frederick Conrad, Sr.,
Bavaria: Frank y. Meister, France
Philip Disher, Prussia Andrew Hertz,
France; Bernard Rosensteiu, Prussia :;
Peter L. Johannes, Bavaria; Andrew
Rehm, Wertemberg; George Kreus,
Prussia; George Morrow, Ireland
William Colvin, Scotland; r. Conrad
Bavaria Charles Conrad, Bavaria I;
Bardelll Schwiezer, Wertemberg John
l.. Schewerlin, Saxony; Charles L.
Orth, Prussia
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-20

THE MEETING AT BENwooD.-A fine
attendance last night gathered at Hart
man Hall, Benwood, last night, to hear
the political questions of the day dis
cussed by the Hon. J. J. Davis and
John ". Horner, Esq, Of Wood county,
and to appoint delegates to the Demo
cratic Convention to be held at Mounds
vile, on Saturday next. The meeting
was organized by the election of John
Riley as President and Shepherd Nc
Mechen as Secretary.
Mr. Riley introduced Mr.. Davis 10 the
audience in few appropriate and we'll
timed remarks.
Mr.. Davis was greeted with round
after round of applause and for two
hours he held his audience spellbound
by his eloquent srraignment of the
Republican party for their many
breaches OF faith, the hollowness OF
their professions and their unholy de,
signs upon the liberties of the people.
He presented such an array of facts
and let such ray Of light upon their
/ fallacies as convinced the candid Repub,
licans who heard him, that their duty
was plainly to sever their connection
with the party that always promises
and never performs. 1t was splendid
effort and will result in great good.
! He was followed by John W. Horner
of Wood county, who in half hour :
speech, exposed Governor Stevenson 5
record and opinions IS they were never
exposed before He said that il is
notorious in Wood county Stevenson
! believes in the transmission of souls
that when man dies his soul enters
that OF an animal and that when a
man il born the soul OF an animal en-
tiers him Mr.. Horuer agrees with tht
I Governor so far a. Stevenson l. con
cerncd, as he is firmly convinced thai
whep Stevenson was born a jaclias.
died.
Speeches were also male bv J Gal
lagher and Others, and were well receiv
ed by the audience who seemed willing
TO stay all night in their anxiety 10 hear
! the truth.
After the speaking, Shepherd Nc,
Mechan, Phillips Campbell, Frank
McGilton, Davis Dorsey, VIM. l.. Ken
nedy, Walter Williams and John Riley
were appointed delegates to the Mounds
vile Convention.
The Ritchietown Pony Brass BanC
was present and enlivened the mcctln!
with their music.
The meeting closed with three cheers
for j. j. Davis and the ticket. Tn,
good work is going on in Marshal
county, and it will not be long until sh,
will he redeemed from Radicalism.