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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-12

B"The greatest variety asd latest
,atterns of Oil Cloths at Hubbard Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-12

gThe City Council meets to- night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-12
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. u, Ly..gz
|1EiIEtt., Aa't PTct Epglisk
JOSEPH B. WALKER. .l.siI,ltI

y 1 7 AITI no UNEUI8BVf uIlH =
Principal Of BpSin<ss School
For Che present the Instruction In EngliSh
10 divided among the Prpfessorl Of Moral Phil
osophy, Modern Languages and History, With
the aid Of an ksslStznt Professor. f.L.l
y The duties Of this chair are discharged by
the Professors Of Chemistry and Natural Phil
osophy. Gel.
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... b.. ... Prof. EnsiisA
Rev. J. L. KIRKPATRICK, D. D.,
Pro-. Moral Philosophy.
WIN. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. NJ,
Prot. History and Rnglish Literature.
ALEXANDER L. NELSON, A. NJ, TI..
a... ProJ. Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN, A. NJ,
,..s Prot. AppIisd Mathematics
RICHARD 8. NcCULL0CH, A. NJ,
Prot. Natural PhLtosepAV
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. NJ,
Prof Chemistry
Prof. Applied OhrmiStTy.
HoN. ]. W. BRoCKENBROUGH. LID,
49, -.-r r-r Prof. La0.
NJ. W. HUMPHREYS, A NJ, r.
Asst Prof. Lain aRd 6rsek
ROBES MASSIE, A. NJ,
AsSf Prof Modern Languages.
DUNCAN @. LYLE, A. NJ,
Asst Prof. Mathematics.
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. u, All
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

MURDER WILL 0Ur.-It has been re-
Gently mentioned in Europe, to the surprise
of many, that, in Sweden, if man be con-
demned 20 death, he cannot, by the present
criminal law be executed until such time as
no has made confession of his guilt. 1t is
said TO be the fact that though, from tho
fear of death, a criminal may for a while
assert his innocence, yet, in the long run, ,
what with the cxboytations of the Clergyman
under whose spcci1l charge the convict is
placed aftor condemnation, coupled with the
WEAKNESS of a life passed in dark and SOL
itary cell, he in the end 'vcry rarely fails
to acknowledge the justice of his sentence. ,
'ln addition to imprisonment for life, which
is tho substitute for death punishments in
Sweden, tho malefaotor is often sentenced
to subsist previously on bread and water
for certain number of days aud, as no
salt is allowed to 30 introduced into the
bread, this, when taken into the stomach,
ferments, and thus acts iu a degree as
poison, and not unfrcqucntly kills tho
man. This punishment, if extended to
twenty eight days, tho term limited by law,
is therefore justly deemed nearly cquiva-
lent TO the halter or tho block
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19
What is Wantedp

That the People, alter securing the bost
registration that they can get, 1,crccive dis.
hhc"y Tie tSs"c that VIC have to try in our
coming election! Here it is: Shall the
Radical Party continue in power in West
Virginia, by your choice, while it avows the
right or duty or policy of DISTINGUISHING
Twenty. five thousand of your fellow citi.
zcns, comprising men of high intelligence,
eminent public and private worth, and largo
tax paying property owners, at tho same
time extending the privilege of suffrage to
the negroes of the State
Is tbs policy likely to attract to the State
capitalists and enlightened, liberal men,
who would be drawn here to dcvclope tho
great mineral and agricultural resources
known to exist in West Virginia?
And this the single issue of the cant
paiyn, fairly presented to the honesty of
the people, can i'll no wise DO satisfactorily
met By Governor STEVENSON or any or all
Of the Radical Leodcrs.
DJn't talk of Fifteenth Amendment or
Flick Amendment or any aJstraciioms-but
discuss the simple truth that stares you in
the facc-Mc great ,orony-thc practical
tyrnm"y-to he rc,lressed, and leaving poll
ticians, pioneers and axc-griudcrs to make
their own adjustmcnts-votc the Couscrva-
tive Tickct-witL no split votes.
COMMON SENSE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19
KING WILLIAMS OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
Especial TO tic Baltimore Ercniny Bulletin. I


BATTLE IMMINENT AT FONT A'MovSsoX.
BERLIN, August l5.-Thc last adviccs from
the scene Of conflict assert that Il battle is immi
ncnt Mt FONT n Mousson, u village in the depart
ment OF Mucrthc, on the Mnscllc equal by dis
tant between Metz and Nancy. The Prussian
headquarters have been established in The vicini-
", and rapid concentration of forces between
Metz and Font a'Mousson indicates ,la, IL dccis-
I've movement will be naugurntcd soon.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BERLIN, August l5-lO 4. M.-Dispatchcs
have been received in this city stating that Il
great battle fought before Metz yesterday, in
winch tho Prussians were victorious. No de-
tails given.
THIRD DISPATCH.
BERLIN, August I5.-Noon-Ning William has
sent the following ,clcgrarhic dispatch to Queen
at Metz
headquarters Of the Prwssiau Arn,icS IN
Field, llEnsAy, August l5.-Our armies have
proved victorious in great battle, which has
just been fought before Metz. The First and Sc
vcnth army corps were engaged in the fight, be-
having gallantIy. have received no further de-
tails of the conflict. proceed ut once to the bat
tic field. (Sgncd) WILLIAM.
In OOciat Circular-IrusMiu Docs Not
Wish any Territorial Agyrandi=cmcnt
BERLIN, August ia. M.--Count Won Big
mnrck, in an official circular, announces that
Prussia does not wish any territorial aggrandiZc-
mcnt, does she enter the conflict with the OBJ
Jcct OF an extension Of her boundaries. She will
leave to the four Southern German States their
full autonomy, guaranteeing its preservation,
and will never take the initiative in inducing
them 10 enter q confederation of the North Ger
man States. Prussin has no Intention of extend
Ing her seaboard 10 the prejudice OF Holland, and
utter the successful issue of The war she will re-
comPcnsc Denmark for her neutrality.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

FoREIuN.--On Friday tho Prussiuns
captured the fortrcsses Of Dulzclstein aud
Lishtenburge in The Yosces Mountains.
slams on Friday and Saturday with bot shot.
A parley was asked for, and forty eight
hours allowed for surrender.
Napoleon, says the London Times, la s,
in fortnight, more perfectly undermined
cd his throne than his enemies in scoro
of years.
The French losses in the recent engage
ment, il is stated, ore almost incredible.
In Paris, 81 500 in gold is being offered
for substitutes in tho army.
Private letters state that the Prussians
captured Marshal McMahon's treasure
chest with 1900, 900 francs in gold.
Tho Monitcur gives the following &C.
count of the death of General Donay at the
battle of Wissembourg The General was
from the beginning in the tbickcst of the
fight. When no saw that the day was lost
after he had done all he could to retrieve
it, when even not a battalion was left him,
Inc called his aids, one by one, gavo them
orders and sent them away AS soon as
the last one was gono the General squirting
his horse rode some distance to tho front,
dismountcd and taking pistol from the
holster shot the animal, and then turning
around slowly he walked toward the enc.
my, his soldiers vainly trying to stop him.
Amid tho terrible firing ho deliberately
walked on. The rctrcating soldiers arous-
cd by the spectacle, turned again upon tho
enemy, but fell in heaps around their Gen
cral, who still pressed forward. Another
tremendous discharge from tho enemy,
and General Donay, almost alone, fell dead
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19


THE CHINESE LABOR QUESTION.
DoRATIo SEYMOUR has recently written to
meeting hold in Rochester, by tho work
ing men, to consider the labor question in
its relations to tho Chinese. Mr. Seymour
says that he is not willing that the Chinese
should gain foothold in this country, and
that if they continue to crowd here they
will overthrow tho customs, civilization
aud religion of the whole Pacific coast, and
will also crush down tue position of the
laboringclasscs throughout the U. States.
10 reference to the immigrants from Great
Britain and the Continent of Europe, Mr..
Seymour argues that European immi grafton
has heretofore, been invited, aud is now iu-
vited, because it adds 10 our power and hap
pincss, and that Europeans do not over
throw our customs, religion aud civiliza-
ton, or bring here any strange blood Any
immigration that is hurtful, lie alleges,
has heretofore always been shut out, and
paupcrs and criminals are sent back to their
original homes. Mr.. Seymour also cites tho
treatment Of the Indians as an illustration.
The savagcs, hc says, are driven of from
their homes because they arc in the way
Of our civilization, and if VIC can do this
then VIC can keep away another form of bar.
barlsm which has no right here.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19
ETA Harrnnt WIS issued in Wnshinn.

SA warrant was issued in Washing
ton on Monday last, by Judge Gray, of the
Police Court, for the arrest of Congressman
r. r. Butter immediately upon his arrival
in that city, to answer tho charge of forgery
A detective was sent to Tennessee a few
days ago to upprchcnd Butler, but he tel
egraphcd back to the Department that the
bird had flown, and his friends said he had
started for Washington. A policeman will
give him cordial greeting as soon as he
arrives here There are fears, however,
that instead of coming to Washington he
has left for parts unknown.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19
FROM THE FRONT.
a Fearful STRUGGLED

The Yie'ors Carrying Ererything before Them
The wondering world gazcs with establishment
upon the terrific scenes ola day. and awaits with
brcathlcss suspense the issues which arc to de-
eide the destiny of a whole People. This grand
battle of right aEains. wrong, rendering light
the dark period of tho past defending million
and half Of people against the wrongs OF OPP
preston and carrying forward the proclamation,
Justice and Cheap Dry Goods for alf'-thi ,
stupendous struggle for Bal1cll Co.'s cheap
store.
Not upon the bloody fields Of Saarbrucken or
Wcissenborg ccntres the eyes o. the nation-this
people Of FREQ thought and FREQ action-bnt upon
these reduced prices and cheap goods, which wo
are Offering prior TO removing to our large and
splendid room, CO Baltimore street, one block
farther down.
The goods, which for six months we have been
storing away, bought ut n bargain, must now be
sold at sRcriGce-yea. at any price, before the
first Of September. They must be closed cut, re-
gardlcss OF what they are worth. for We know no
halt, the inevitable auction rooms know no stand
still, the glorious bargains still pour in.
Need the most skcplicnl better evidence OF our
ability to underscll any mau in tho country 2
our faculties for getting real cheap bargains 2
Six months ago we hnd plenty of room and to
spare, to-day our business has Increased to such
an extent that we are compelled to fit up tho
large nnd commOdious room, No. GO Baltimore
street. These are tho invincible death dealing
blows which no man eau surmount.
While the old fogies arc taking their ease and
all the profits they get VIC, it'll rapid str idcs
and unmatched cheap goods, arc leaving Them
far in the rear.
For the next two weeks, for real bargains,
come to tho cheap store. If your children have
the cholera morbus and your husband the green
backs, the cheap storo will cure you.
Aye, humanity may do many absurd things
the people of Cumberland may put up Il bridge
at Jerusalem or Wilcy's Ford equally sensible
but they will la IN nhSD ri NS tn Inv ihp
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19
ETA New York ma, named T. r. 81

ETA New York MAJ named T. T. Stu.
biford has been advertising thoroughly his
sale of town lots in the, City of Virginia,
Cabcll county, West Virginia, and has gain
cd many purchasers, at from $3.50 to $500
per lot, who found on sending their deeds to
Cabell county for record, that there is no
such town in that or any other part of Vir-
sinia and that no such rnnn owns lands in
Virginia. 1t is also shown that the Now
York directory contains not the name of
T. T. Stubiford, tho imaginary owner Of
lost in an imaginary city, aud some rasca
is believed to be from 100000 to $780,
600 richer CIarksJury Conservative.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

n SAD AccIDENT.-Oa Wednesday
evening last, during the heavy thunderstorm
the store house of Mr.. II. G. IIagans, in
Brandonvilic, was struck by lightning, kill.
ing bis son, LuciaD i. Hagans, a young
man eighteen years Of &C.
llaSans was sitting bctwcer:thc stove and
the door, with his feet resting on tho stovo.
plate, and the Rev. C. j. Trippett was sit
ting quite close to him when the building
was struck. Tho Shaft entered tho fuc,
dcmolishing it entirely, throwing tho bricks
outside the roof into The street, and those
below the roof were scattered over the gar.
ret floor ; thence the fluid passed down the
stove pipe into the store room, striking
MIR. Hasans on the head, part thereof pass.
ing down his body to tho stovo again, burn.
ing part Of his clothing and tearing the back
OF his shoes out and killing him instantly.
Mr.. TRIPPErT was thrown back to tho
counter, where lie must have remained in
sensible for short time, but as soon rs hc
recovered he succeeded in making his ca.
cape from the st6t6to tho dwelling of Mr.,
VIM. 1Iagans, where he gave tho alarm.
On Thursday morning .bo was able to
walk out, but felt tho effects very scusibly.
Mr.. j.. J.. Hagaus was much respected
by all who knew him, and his death has cast
u gloom over the whole COMMUNICATIVE
! ,1ood Journal, august IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

The Iarkrrsbmry Ruiirood Troubles
The b. d; o. Il. e. not Iuuolpca.-Mr
PerVeiI, the agent of the Baltimore g. Ohio
Railroad Company in this city, calls our at
$4,000 70 liza 5aat that Lis cnlanany is not
defalcatlon Of the Parkcrsburg branch
Railroad Company. That company is an
organization entirely apart from the Balti-
more q Ohio Company. p. G. Van Win
kle, formerly U. S. Senator, is president
OF the Parkersburg Railroad and J. L.
Crawford, who is accused Of the dcfalcation,
was the Secretary of this company, and not
of tho Baltimore e. Ohio Company. Of
course, tho latter had no connection with
the frauds which are now undergoing in
vestigation.- Wheeling InteNigcnccr.
The officers Of the Parkersburg Branch
Railroad have given public notice that they
have reason to believe that part of the pa
pers purporting to be certificates of owner
ship of stock in their company are forgerics,
and not taken from tho regular books Of the
company. They request all persons hold
ing certificates of stock in their company to
present them for examination without delay.
Tho Secretary of tho company reports that
mono of the stock certificates, signed in
blank by the President, have been used for
other than the legitimate purposes of the
company. The over issues, so far as they
were presented, were found to be forgeries
of the Presidents signature, to have been
cut from other than the regular books of
tho company, and to be numbered in du-
plicatc Us enormously.
Tho Treasurer, Mr.. Crawford, who is
charged with the fraud, is reported to have
left for parts unknown.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

SHOOTING AFFEAY.-Ou Monday even
ing last about 5 o'clock party of 6vo or
six persons assisting Captain Idcu at some
work at car at the depot in this place,
were fired upon With shot. gun by Jacob
Hiucs. Several of the party were shot
noac, however, seriously. Hines was angry
because one Of the party had BACKED bis
face with grcasc.-Shcnan1oah UcyaM.
ED-Wo inquired The o,bor day of Mr..
Graef, who is largely engaged in raising
garden produce at Cuincy's, on the Il. f.
& p. Railroad, why it was he did not send
off Tomatoes to Baltimore, and other cities |?
Mr.. G. said be could not get over 25 cents
busbcl for them in Baltimore, aud tba. the
freight demanded was 20 cts. a busbel, thus
prccludiug all traffic. His crop is cs,ima.
ted at five or six thousand bushcls.-Frcd.
crichsJury Herald Aug. Ii.
ETThc jury 10 Lynchburg have return.
cd a verdict Of not guilty in the case of
john ii. Wimbish, charged with killing
i. G. Randolph. a noile 7roscqui was
entered in tue case Of Lewis Wimbisb,
charged with the sauo offence.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19
Eb Felt armor is tho invention of an

TT Felt armor is tho invention of an T.
Italian. This felt, prepared by powerful en-
gincs, is cast-into inoulds like melted metal
When it gets cold it rcsists the effects of
balls like tho best steel. Used for uni
forms, it resists blows by sabre or the ais
from revolver. Used as IN armor, it
rcsists the balls from a Chasscpot gun if it
is fred at onc-half of its range and it con.
Silas alttt, d, q e. aInhen i1ed at
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

ESThe Prussians seem to be proving
the truth that young men arc the best Cen
erals. Prince Frederick William, "Our
Fritz" who administered to tue veteran
Mcmahon such whipping on the 9th inst
is but thirty-niuc years of age. His cous-
in, Frederick Charles, who commands tho
right Of the army, is forty-thrcc, and is bo-
licvcd by many authorities to be the best
military stratcgist in tho world Winchcs.
ter Sentinel
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

~Thc court Of inquiry to investigate
the charges o. illtrcatmcnt of the negro Ca
dot at West Point, report that tho negro
was mainly untruthful, and recommend
that both he and the white cadet, of whom
no complained, be court, martialcd. Sccrc-
tary Bclknap, however, has disposed Of the
case by ordering that both the uutruihfuI
negro and the abusive white embryo soldiers
DO rcprimandcd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19
No REPRESENTATIONS IN PENDLETON CoUN

TYP to the 10th inst. no registration had yet
Registration has made no appointment of town
ship registrars, notwithstanding they arc rcquir-
cd hy the law TO do so con or before the first
Monday in July There are hundreds Of un-
registered voters in the county, but this Radical
Board, the creatures Of the Governor who
wants TO DC rc-clccttd.are coolly cudcavoriug TO
prevent the people Of Pcudlcton from partcipa-
ting in the election this fall. Is there any Rad
ical, i'll this or any other county Of the State who
claims position among respectable men and
finds any defense excuse for outrages like ths7
What man with any reputation for fairness or
honesty can approve Of law which makes posi-
bic such crimes upon the dearest right Of the cit
izcn? We hope our friends in Pendlcton will a.
vail themselves Of The privileges guaranteed by
tho act Of Congress aud either compel rcgis,ra-
ton, or compel the supervisors and officers Of
election 10 receive aud count thcit votcs.-U.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

MoRRIssEY's GAMBLING IIouSE.-John
Morrisscy's famous gambling house ia one
of the great lions Of Saratoga. \ corros-
pendent says:
The average number Of visitors there for
the week ending August 8 was over ono
thousand for each day, and Of this number
some three hundred are ladies' from the no.
tells andsboardiug houses The motive, I
presume, is ono Of pure curiosity. Even
clergymcn 60 and take their families to sec
the gamius-taJlcs, cards, tho balls, the dice,
and the elegant and spacious dwelling, just
opposite the famous Congress Springs. The
appointments arc superb. Everything is
grand, snowy, expensive, and startling ,cvcu
TO the loss of $4,000 by Que unknown
party, who the same night turned tho tables
upon his antagonist, and won S12I ,OOO.-
hear Of another quite distinguished citizen
in his way who lost first Sl3, 900 and then
rau his loss up to s24 1000, aud all in one
night. The losing is easy enough, and the
winnlngs,I presume, arc the exception, al
though the always courteous aud intelligent
attendants Of the so.callcd bank will tell
you that tho bank can only make small
though generally very certain percentage.
And this certain percentage is certainly nc
cessary to keep up the splendid tables,
wines, cigars and attendance, all Of which
arc as free as Congress water to those who
play, and to the invited.
Se0r Chang and Eng, Siamcsc twins, ar
rived at Now York, Saturday, on the Cum
ard steamship Palmyra from Liverpool -
On the second day OUT Chang was attacked
with paralysis, which affects bis left side
and almost wholly dcprivcs him Of tho use
ofhis limbs and the power Of speech Eng
has, so far, folt DO symptoms of illness.
Tue twins arc accompanied by three Of their
sons and will proceed to tLcir homo in n.
&. as soon us change Of health permits.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

s6rThrec coaches were attacked by In
dams near Hastings Pass, Kansas, On the
9th inst, when three passengers were kill
cd and several wounded. Several members
Of Duprcz & Bencdict's Miustrcls were on
the coachcs-two arc missing aud three were
wounded.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

E The ndviccs received by the Demo
cratic Executive Committee at Washington
from Pcnnsy lvania and Ohio state that at
the October elections in those States there
IS no reason to doubt that there will bc
large gains of Democratic. congressman.
Alabama, it is believed will. 60 Demo-
cratic, and elect all tho congressman Oh the
Conservative ticket but one
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

T Governor Holden of North Carolina,
it is said, will surrender the prisoners held
by him at Yanceyvillc, to Judge Brooks
An injunction, restraining The State Treas
urer from paying Holden's troops, is to be
taken out.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

E5 Some white skinned Radical has been
telling the negroes Of Hardy county that if
they voted tho Radical ticket they would
each get piece Of land and that he had
man in Wheeling who would attend to the
matter for them, while if they failed to
vote as he wished they would be Immediate
ly reduced to slavery Whceliny Rcgistc,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

ES Mr.. FRELINGnUYsEN has declined
the mission to England, and the President
has now, it is soid, offered it to Senator
TnuMBuLl, who it is thought will also de-
cline it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

Go Twctty-ouo surgeons, mostly Ger
maps, have left tho city of New York, it is
stated, for service in tic Prussian army
since the opening Of the war, receiving
their expenses out, and tho rank and pay
Of second lieutenant Oh arrival.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19

6-Thc Nathan murder remains envclop-
cd in mystery, and notwithstanding the immense
reward offered, no clue has yet been obtained to
the perpctrator, rs far the public arc informed
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-19
Friday Morning, Aug. 10, 1870.

EPThe State of North Carolina, by the
result of her lato election, alone, makes a
changs of ten co'cs in the next Congress of
tho United States.