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S'Ar Sale.

rvrTNpERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
d.. Lot No. Il, in Graham'S addition
.r...c..N of Wheeling, situate on the
Quincy AMI sixth streets. There
'rrS Jri frame house on the cor
....r.rs us-ut rooms. with water and
..r.. and one of the best cellars
..,. There = IN connection good
... carriage house. IN the south
...'pt ,urra = a good frame house
.. rooms. 'NUuug ON sixth street.
very desirable location. Parties
..-r purchase will please call At :. j.
.u.rrr sale shoe store, No. ~ Main
Il. +. WANNAN.
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For Sale.

..r 90 FEET FRONT. ON ELM
\ 10. rg>l side, and running to the
i ..,.4.l. +. Pollock, Esq, Wheeling,
s, ". V. HOGE Il BRO,
Real Estate Accent
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Tor SaIN.

Ny HOUSE AND LOT ON JOHN
"a s--s,t. in good order and repair. For
- PARTICULARS clIl at
L. BOOKINGS PHARMACY,
No, Odd Fellows Hall
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Hon. VIM. r. Stevenson, Governor H s,s,,, y:
T.. l.. B.rksAlre, JudRfa sup tE 80.
James l.. Brown, 0fAppe5h " -
J. J. Jackson, Jr., Judge % the u -
District Court, ". Va.
DIT. ParnswOrth, President Of 5e'l-
ate, ". Va.
" A. Werningcr, Member Senate;
Jacob HOrnbrOOk, President "est va
Ins. Go. W..
Jacob 81. Bickel, Vice President We"
Caleb Boggess. Attorney, C1arksburg, w. V.
"a ruuel Woods, PhilHppi,
n White sheriff Mercer county,
II q. Dayts, senate, Mineral county, -
! ". Camden, President Of Fist SaIi"ii~
Bank, PaTkersburR. H..
And the following members Of the hoWS
Of DsIegates Of " est Virginia:
Hon. 4. II. Smith, Rana~ha county
q. q. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WeiZsl
Nathan GOf, HarT1sOn
Josegh Teter, Barbour
X. " Hill, Marion,
james Hervey, BrOoke
Martin Judy, Grant
T. DAWSON, Taylor
Henry Brannon- Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddrtdgs
! T. P.0WvsT. Putnam
Ia WRAkAsss Il,
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For SuIp.

,\TWD STORY FRAME DWELLING
= rr..ninS four rooms and Kitchen,
.Wrru Main and Market streets,
~.>-r Ward OF the city OF Wheeling.
DIV aud terms easy. by
l.. q. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
... Oh Chapline street. between First
.4nI streets. nONli
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aDE ESpnf.

1871. WAHEHODNS Now OCCU-
Co.,. .g Paxton y OEieDay, No. -
- -....r. lrI terms apply 10
=. RHINE,
" IL AlMLm SLLCet.
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Read the following symptoms:

Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles,
Fulucss of Blood to the Head, Acdity of the
stomach, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust for
Food, FuIlnesS or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Quotations, Sinking or Fluttering at
the Pit OF the Stomach. swimming OF the
Head, Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Flut-
tcring at the Heart, Choking or Sutiocattng
Sensations when in a Lying Posture, Dim
ness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency OF
Pelspration, YcllownoSs of the Skin and
Ewes. Pain in the side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
,vr.. Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning In
the Flesh, Constant Imaginlngs of EVIL
and Great Depression of spirits. All these
indicate Disease OF the Liver or Digestive
organs combined with Impure blood.
The use Of the Bittcrs or Tonic will soon
cans. the above symptoms To disappear,
and the patient will become well and
healthy.
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The Trick OF Usurpafjou.

The following paragraph is found in
a late number Of the Wheeling IntcM.
gsneer-a Republican paper-if got
Radical, yet the recognized organ of
the Radical party of this State.
EVERY NAN HIS OWN JUDGE.
The REGISTER prints lengthy argu.
ment written by legal gentleman at
CIarksburg, and editorially summarizes
It thus: ITO show that the written
Constitution is the paramount law, and
that no legislation repugnant to it's pro-
VISIONS ever has been, is or can be,
worthy OF obedience by the people
Is the purpose Of the article" " ry
well, who denies it2 The question is.
how shall we determine when legisla-
ton IS "repugnant othe constitution ?
Our understanding is that, as the law
presumeS men innocent till guilt be
shown, so laws enacted by the body
empowered to enact them, in conform
lty with all the forms and regulations
prescribed 10y the constitution, are TO
De presumed not repugnant TO that in.
Strument till otherwise adjudged by the
tribunal whose function it is TO sit in
Judgment on them, the Judiciary. ANY
other rule would DESTROY the force of
al statutory law, and invite anarchy.
For the last four years the Democratic
leaders in this State have Z iy's"l The
disregard OF statutes, simply on Ia,
round that they affirmed they were
rcpugnaut to the constitution, and this
as to some after the courts had affirmed
the contrary. We find it impossible to
reconcile such course with due re.
gard for the duty of a good citizen.
Let cases be made and the courts ap.
pea'ed 10; but until the Judiciary has
adjudged law null and void, those
who publicly advise disobedieuce to it
must be set down as avowed enemies
of the rule without which public order
IS impossible
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IEI%SOLUT1ON.

PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
] .. g between John List aud G. H..
a Us solved 10y mutual consent,
a.Hut retiring. The business Will
I'd by John List, who has as
... ... Liabilities and to whom all settle
.. must be made.
JOHN LIST.
G.. K. HUBBAID.
-, Dec. 22d, 1870. dec-i
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HORSE FOR SALE.

rrE-T CLASS FAMILY HORSE FOR
.rr, cheap nj BULGERS LIVERY
M. known Us the "Brockunier
49,. nova
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DR.. Hollands Greek Oil.
lightning Cure for nil Kinds OF
Pains and Aches.

APPLIED ExTERNALLY.-It ~ill cure NIL
kinds Of Pain, and \ hes, such as Rheuma-
tiSm, Neuralgia, Toothache, ChilbIains,
Spraing. Bruises, Frost Bites, Headaches,
Pains in the Back and and Loins, Pains in
the Joints or Limbs, StingS Of Insects Ring
worms, etc.
TAKEN INrERNALLY.--Itw vii, cure Kidney
Complaints, Backachcs, Sick Headaches,
collie, Dysentery, Diarrhwa, Cholera In
antum, Cholera MorbuS, Cramps and Pains
in the stomach, Fever and Aguer Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, etc.
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For Rent.

-.Er HOUSE NOW OCCUPIED
- ..NUwr y Divine, Monroe street.
- -. '.u.u> .u Mcclure House build
SINE street. Apply 10
JpUN MCITRE.
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For ispTlt.

. .-- DESIRABLE STORE ROOM
E.I street, now occupied 10y
-s- HIS IS ~,rurr. Apply 20
JAMES PAUL..
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Rooms Fer Rent.

.. ...-..- ana convenient lodging
..- -..r....atpg gru'.gW 'D, in Hi
.. .H.u-. ON Monroe street,
.. ..... ..- rIr rent. Inquire at this
-ep1f
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FOR SALE.
,ourIh street Residence for
Sale.

THE HOUSE ON THE EAST SIDE
"A Frurth street, north of Monroe, ut
q ,rss, nj occupied by DR.. =. b Bush.
1 Sess S5 sSS ats Son ssar eight e
,5oA'', &c. see THOS. O'BRIEN,
H.. Real Estate Agent.
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nIREETORS.

W. II. woodward, Gov. W. r. Stevenson,
John q. Muth, W. T. Singleton, Robert J..
Woods, John T. Iakln, John II. HObbs, NJ.
l.. OFT, John A Armstrong, A. u. Adams
Thos Hughes, AIOnzo LoFing, Geo. "
FranZheim.
This j. a home institution, under the con
troll OF our own Bard Of Directors, who In
vest the funds Of the Association, 10 large
extent, with those wins belong 10 II, henc"
they derive the double benefit Of carrying
an Insurance upon their lives and at the
same time have the use Of their own
money. l. not this better than sending our
money 10 the East and building up Esls eTn
institutions, - the detriIneut Of our own
Persons desiring 10 make SURE PhC-
VISION for their families viii please call
and see me. There can Oe no better invest
ment in the world, and certainly none
more secure. JO- W. FERREL,
Agent for the District comprising the couu-
ties Of Hancock. Brooke, ONO, Marshall
W-tzel and Tyler. Agents wanted.
ES-OFFICE-IO5 MARKET STREET.
EaF.pt-HGW
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PAINTING CLASS.

The exclusive services Of Mr.. FRANK
MEAD. of Philadelphia, as Teacher OF Oh!
Painting-Land,c cape and Portrait have
Dren secured for this school The first les
son will be given on Thursday, November
nth. beginning with the Winter Quarter @
tine school 4 fine room has been set aside
for a studio, where pupils from the city can
pnint nj any and all times, free of charg'
Mr. Mead is an artist of high ,stlndil&'
whose services we are grateful ia being able
10 secure, and who, having just returned
any of his friends, either professionally OF
otherwise. AT his studio on Main street.
Applications for instruction should DC
made at the Institute, where specimen
copies ofhis productions can be seen: -,
Landscape Painting, SO; Poruait, s-n'
per quarter Of - lessons.
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CHARLES NJ. EVANS, Prop'r,
Formerly c. u. Jackson d Go.

T7sse Remedies ore for SGle bg DTu0oisI,
StorekeeDeTs. and Medicine DeIieTS eteTJ7EheTe
Throughout the United States, CuHddGs, SCUM
America and the EeS IHdteJ.
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GeRtIenens Furnishing Good;
MEsTNIRGINIA DEPARTMENT.

ALONZO LORING. President; GRO. w
FRASzHEIM, Vice President: SAMUEL Z
HTLDRETH, Treasurer; r. a. HGLDRETH
Medical officer: ROBT. @. BARE, Attorney
y. &. ARTHUR. Secretary; :. &. ALDEIG5DS
.puuar
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, 100000.
CAPITAL,

DIRECTORS
SamI Mcclellan, george Mendel,
4. ii. Logan, IhuS. T. ShhllcrosA
q. W. Frauzhelm, J. y. Vance,
j. H. Hobbs Michael Reilly,
Louis {. StiieL
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized five years, and I'm that time done
A successful business, II Still prepared 70
take risks al fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
iiShmrntS, Furniture, Steamboats, and CaL-
goes on the Western Rivers aud Lakes -
This Company oilers superior induce
mrutS To Farmers, whereby they can b.
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, harms AZ
contents, tor three or five years at redJ
rates. This being State Company, W.
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid I'm and surplus OF any company in the
state and composed Of some nlnety-lour
ckholdrrs most OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself To the
favorable consideration OF the insuring pub
lie, and sslicits their patronage. Applica-
lions for Insurance wall ~ promptly at
tended to AT their otiicS, No ~ Monroe
Street, or at their several agencies through
out the State.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEl, Vice President
G.. NJ. COEN, Secretary.
b G. DICK. Assistant Secretary, fcbD
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70 MEDALS
EXCEL ALL OTHERS.

(Sce Testimonial Circular, Sent FrerD
NEW STYLES AND REDUCED PRICES
this month. AN ILLUSTRATE Gaia
LOGUE, with elegant illustrations from
photographs, and full in formation. sent free.
Address MASON & HAMLlN ORGAN CO.,
$50 Broadway, New York, or lA fremont
street Boston. deCb-eOlddW
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sI65,o0o.

TAKES RISKS AT THE Low ES
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, FurnudS
Household GOous, MerchandISG Gnd Uoods
III Transit
DIRECTORS:
Jacob HornGrUOk, Jacob NJ. Bickel,
Henry hartman, DT. J. I, Hupp,
JON. man kOwIcy, Edmund bockln&
y SmyIn, L. J. LaInpOeIl,
>.9. BrISlOr, ;. fTasCIy
Nm. x, OuOert, Thomas Boggess.
d. ID. T. FIunswOrth, Vim. Is. Crane,
David Mluuyer, Joseph Shields,
VIM. X. uIIe, y. con, il.
l. IA. DuNal, II. IL. DIX
VIM. h. stevenson,
Ne Office over Hartman's Clothing store
south side Monroe street, Wheeling, W. va
JACOB HORN BROOK, President
JACOB NJ. BlC IL I'll, Vice PresL
l. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
=. h. McCULLOCH, Asst secretary.
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| Marine Insurance Go.

P. ANNUAL MEETING OF STG%k-
...>. for the Election OF Directors
.. ensuing wear. will be held at their
100 SuIay, January ID, 1871, between
Is IN \. VI. and L. NJ.
T. G.. MCNFEE, Secretary.
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Bank Of West Virginia.
D-- ANNUAL MEETING or. THE
Shredder, OfthiS Bank and election
doctors will be held at the Banking
.. 900 Tuesday, January 10Th, Ioh, DC
.. fine hours of IL VI. and p. VI.
JOIN WAGNER, Cashier;
rs" Ing, Dec. 10Th, 1870. declZ
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They are the Greatest known
Remedies

For LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, JAUNDlCE.
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, Err
UPTIONS OF THE SKIN, and
all diseases arising from
DiSordered Liver, StOm-
ach, or IMPURITY
OF THE BLOOD.
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LAFoELN, SMITH 4 CO..
SspS Wholesala Ag6aB
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Bacon.

HE KEEPS on HAND, IN STORE AND
Smoke House:
Sugar Cured and Plain Hams
Clear Sides and Shoulders,
Sugar Cured Dried Beef
All OF the best quality and win Ss DID Al
lowest nsrkst rstSR
, 1870-09-15
The psrty." as Nr, Parker rightly

The party" as Nr. Parker rightly
characterized the movement. "Wlling to
spend money TO promote it!' We secom-
mend him TO pay the United Stat,s Treas
ury tho amount Of money which the De-
roit Jury ascertained that be hal fraudu-
lently obtained and withheld from It c gov
e1nment, before he spends any for corrup-
lion purposes in Chicago ..
We arc able to supply one additional
riece of information, which talsies With
that furnished by Alr. Parker We under
stand that the same tribe who procured the
;ntu duction OF the disorganlzing resotu-
lion at tho Eleventh Ward meeting, have
buugh. newspaper in uds city, OF, rather,
haye accepted it as n free gift, ;reeins to
pay its debts, aud to relieve its former
lruprietors who ,eside ut Springfield,
H., of all liability for it's
iu1ure running expenses. The editoria!
-riuions of this newspaper wero never
wc,tl. much. Hereafter, thcy will be worth
nothing, as they will represent no inde.
rclt.ent manly thought, but only the pr.
vato interests Of few protected
usonopolists, who have their hands in the
peoples pockets all the time, and in The
Government Treasury whenever th.y car
-.tt tlctu there
, 1870-09-15


Among The numerous inventions Of late
II, .ha nj of ,norufac,u-;n, e.oo, f-o,,
~ eses' 4AO
ircf1s one II now reported as Just disc0y-
-o.7 t,r pr,e s:o-nor .t.,,:,
Ao'- S's t'4oHA' ue'aito's's'
and chemist, of Port IeydeD, Lewis COUNTY
"
New 1orE. He has Just made steel OF
toad and uniform nnn1itx csrfifie,1 liz
cu1lefs ID DO rs good Steel as they over
worked. ont of an iunrarticn,,1a irnn o,a
~. ''" o's'
iii which half amillion dollars lal been sunk
.xu,
ln IN unHuccessfui euort 70 maze pig iron.
IIo makes tho steel directly from tho ore nj
, 1870-09-15

At the Eleventh Ward meeting, The other
night, where an attempt was made to create
discortl in tue Republican party by passing
Il protective tariff resolution, Mr.. William
Parker, President Of the Workingmen's
League Of Chicago, ma,'e n very lucil md
satisfactory explanation Of the origin Of
the discrgsuizing movement. LIS remarks
ate reported as follows:
''Hr. Parker sa!d they ali knew he WAS coz
rectth Ntth thu N0'ksngmen, Hn.t IN favur u
it..tr Interests. The TcRson he asked Mr. Nichols
TIA: question. WAS kccluSt. man paMe.l NAul, i
.tl:.s1ss in pelrc'1, Mich. tett a ,nan n.mett
Nhitts1 TO Csic1En TO sir Nm 1Eoub In the par .
III tl:t su,ieet. TEis Ian Whitney Waited upon
tic trrakc1, md Inrdh nvertures U him, Ani tn
Mr. l.atr++}xl1. WHO N1s SscCret1tT " 9te WotS-
.lrn ms Ii sEne =. the tine lie fcfcrExs tncn1
T. MtstrE. Crane, Eo*ep. Mc+kcr, and Others. aat'
tie fpS-ktf u1sltl uf%'is them AMI fund Lha:
t,ts we're Iiae., rp IN the tsn sealtn!. cnd e'rs
ttc:tt:s OF The bourrc whtacc the Feselltlnns
.11ett ettt, and he Old Lct want tac ca7ta.l.:t
II IhIcsru Il, dictate 10 the wD' 'EtnEnle1- Ill
ctu;i pYu,c MI he said to BE- the fact"
Captain E. 3. Ward, OF Detroit, ths
leader Of this tliscrgaulziag movement
WIS recently convicted bT a jury OF Ii:
Eeigltors. efter II long and impartial tH''
u awindling the United States Govern
next cut uf more than forty thouss sn'
:dol}sls. ! promising chap he is, =
| tnso to stiir s;if.: up trouble IL
, 1870-09-15
{DLfTTriL,

a list IS oct-R male out Of $500 Deputy Ma.
shA!s. vi to take. laarre OF the clcc;1on II.
SeW York city on tht sih OF November.
Jesus S<ua Garcia Francisco Aa,op,, Mes
.es Il elected to the Men MeL.co Lesisiature from
Santa Ee.
The eons:c1s In the New Jersey Safe Pr,set:
cnteeh paper eas'e'l the Trenton stntirtL 1t =
Demec1asic, and tcmoars the corruption c;
Gtan,. administration
The SeE lutk ltmocraf, now edited l.,
Gideon ]. Tucker, observes, 1s 4 f1uNu!ar far,
that the.e Is Iot \ nemAraI!c ntws?acer. .r1,
crrt onIs," In New Yo.E, "tnc chief e,.t,or n.
watch Is rot convert to the Democratic pa.s,
from othet ra:t,cs'
Three successive Democratic cn,.
1rcasuress Ia Hancock County, oaio, have n,oyr.,
ttctacssc5s. TIC last oce has1.e Ja>r ahscoalel,
LIS acGGuAts showing tf.Ic z:1pu Of pyef ssn ts>
IL The zane eorIty the last Democratic Sa,rt.1
was dcf1nlteE IN the amount OF {s,0pe. Donbt-
les-. tie N mccrats OF Hancock County afcct to
lc tnccLs!'l nj tie alleged corruption Of the Be
lrtilcan rnitr.
-Cornellus Walsh. OF Newark, haytur becn
ucniionc'i AZ the rEubable nominee Of the
Democracy for Cnite.l States Senator from New
Jersey, the Newark journal {Deocc,attc} sa1s.
~ Hold on there Cornelius has not Vet ioln,ai
the Democratic Campaign Club In his ward, nor
u1a':c his cunft>+i.n Of saurd Political fa1ss,
Tho Nav York Tribune, after an earnest en-.
New YORK Gubc.1atot121 domination, makes thp
following statement:
tTheEc are possibly sou1e R.pualscaas IN shc
Stale who viii woTs IN 7fr en- r.etlcaisy anil ci1.
ctlt1ly got tn se!ec.ton Of Gen: yopdfosI byt4yw-
ing that 1wo wccks ego tnas gentleman p:a,4ls ID
that In case Hor4oe G:erltJ y .uft s4y ttat ,.e
,ts md The nomination, to wishdtas his c1I1s a.
1. cal i4ia:e. and to exert whatever tnnue>,. h
a,eh1 pos, Sd secure Mr. Gt..clc1S naa,.ua,tnu
1Lu pltc;ion- This NJ. G. dtcuEtd to do D:efr--
r1ne 10 leave the !nrcasioa c1fisr:y Ent.au n led
thai Il Eight Tt inmate It's st.curcst Cisn.~
Tho Republicans Of the Territory Ct WJoEal,s
tase achieved a victory In the election 0! vn.lu
| T. Jcncs as delegate to Congress- by about e;e
:rahHsy orr wan1cst, Democrat The urkt Ic =
.:on In thls Territory took place IN 1860. when s
| E. Suckoil-. DezocTat, was elected dc1ct..e by
,4s6 majority In an afcrcgutc poll OF $50 vet..
| TIC aggregate vo:c OF CheyeuEr, the capital u
| sac TERRITORY, was 71s-1i1 OF the yo:e:s betn:
| wemep. The Republican candidates FIR Coc3t,
| Geek ard Superintendent Of Pubic Schools f.:
laramie County-MEs. lnGhc Picket: End Mr..
l Il. II. Aruold-wcre beaten ~ tn-ir unSaEas'
Dtfrte. .at.- cnnnueotS
, 1870-09-15
4 MnA2 Party 1NflIel BY tMt15an<s
Lns cfrett, y. ", tAu9.ss, CoTJfsiardthee y Ike
IT,


-see Nt1ieuH.
Fariies Just srririEg from the West bE1hg
the melancholy intelligence Of another hotslo
bs;tcht1y OF ull party, contiuctot LACK Co,-
iiEs. driver Tlliiar, J. Eusnr: a':d IVY Eoi-
aiers, so1ce vert, OF, The N2e:l:l AID Tucson
road, cu the 17th is:s:- Tie e:aSe waa htet
attacked at the 'Na.er uoirs, betxccn
San ptdro and the Cieuega. wheo running
.:gAt Of three uite= tusued. ana Hnen
il vas captured i. was burn-d, to;etacE
will, about three hundred pounua OF mail
matter Tor Arizona aud Joints beyond. It
vas there ,htt the rarif was k,aet. snd,
from every indication it Il oeisessu t34s Col
.e.r.d in sus1oua,liny himself with loose
reg. and. frem the number OF e7rsldge
Leila wi,L1p Lis little fertilization, it
!. evident that he. It lea-t, emptied
tia cE.ut+ss Ct his Henry rifle, and, from
Ia L1oaa cooiness in timo Of danger,
il j; fa:t 10 suppose that he killed OF woaadvi
-o.ae Of the Aot hing devils that he1gel Linn
10 sut they :o:k fearful tsvenEe, scalpinE
AT souging out h;s cJts, and. it ia 1elievcd,
befnie !ife vas e1tltct-:
This last affair, Coming so soon upon tho
heels Of the slaughter Ut Charley Cooper aud
r.1tr, 1t the Ciepegs- and OF the
murder Of the party on the Sun
con- c.unisy 10 lively sense Of the danger at
;eEdirs itip oyer that road, that the people,
with o::e accord, inquire Of one another Why
il Is that fhest frequent EaskicSs, b1zniags,
and scalEi15s aye perr1ital.
50 Gre seecas t. t..lrat tho government, for
j: = lie general belief that aE4p1a Provision
has beer, ..1lAcs for the protection Of the
n::u :csl to -.:szens. Some ,one is to blame
WLo is it,
, 1870-09-15

Of government, crime takes its place.
The statistical proofs arc overwhelming
that crime is in more fearful excess in
Romo than in any other city in Europe.
This includes as we'll crimes Of violence
and robbery as those OF sensus]ity and de-
pravity. The great city is attractive only
az rain. Visitors crowd their way
through population Of clerical and lay
bcggars, to look On The relics Of the former
industry Of a population OF warriors,
workers, and artists.
In all respects, therefore, the downfall
Of the pope's temporal power is deliver.
ance 10 Christendom, and should be a les
son to the world against the union in any
degree Of tho rriestly function with that O
government,