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AZ the Bottom Of the sen.

] fNTfttHV duN' HNftS NJ - DtfHF NH0
Ijsdei NE Oacida- lejjfcc'ion ot
NE Testimony of he Sdrcf.
On the 2ith day OF February the
borrowed steamship Arcostook
with c. and J. S Lcugcc. practical
and experienced divers irOm San
Francisco. went TO whcrc the Cueida
lies in 1913 feet oi water. Ait9t tNc
usual preparations had 5can concluded
and, by sounding, il had been astcr.
,aiued that The deck Of tie Onciia
was l03 feet beneath the surface
OF The bay at,ct every caution had
been givcn 10 eight stroGg sailors to
keep the air pnmp constantly J IN mo-
ion, and allow NJ al iGaian, OF time
OF sloppage to occur, az thereby de.
pended The liic OF tho bold diver after
Charley l.ougcc had been helmctcd
and SHUT from air, except tbat suppiid
cd through the slender tube Of coiIod
rubber, with q liie-liue around hi,
body "nd loaded clogs 10 ni, feet, vi,h
Goodbye" aud God bless you" IRON
all aboard he was dropped over the
side, aud slowly disappeared in The
blue waves, while a nervous trcmor
shot through our frame as We realized
the fearful risk undertaken ty that
wau who wa, seeking for truth iu over
one hundred feet OF water.
Away to !nc leeward, borne by tide
aud wind, came floating bubbles to
the surlace-liic->iSualJ from below.
The men ut the pump were laJoua
man'ully but becoming atigued, al
Iompted to change ior fresh hpods, aud
there was stop. "urGat tod you
will murder ny brother Quick iJr
Heaven 5 sake, guick " Aud Us DE
mon recommended tho revolutions Of
me air pump, the elder hopgec, with
blanchcd face end trembling Zip, gave
II signal on the lileliu below. For
an Instant cano no re cspOusc, aud the
lace OF that brother seems to turn to
marble; bat then We Jaw the Two
quick motions hom the sumbarinc sta.
ton, aud knew it was the welcome
signal Of "a,l right aad chen Lou
gee turned TO tho mcu ut the wheel,
who came so near sending bOlh lo'ow
simply said 60" Ny only brothers lie
depend upon your effort, in keeping
Tbs; pump in molion-slop again al
yoCr pcrl.' The calm face aud pas
! slduatc eye told those men not to stop
I"""Ih, aud with Lieutenant Tanner
so by, they kept ut work until stop
bP orders from LoGgec.
leantimes, while We were on the
X Of that " sced-pau,' counting ,he
Gus moments which lcn.therci 10
an hour Charley Lougco wa, tcarch-
the Oueidl ut the Wcmcndou,
III mentioned II lat came the
al for" suriacc,' aad Instantly the
Inc was put IN motion slowly
Che coiiing hemp aud rubber on
aud ut last, away in the deep
waves, came 10 sight tho diver,
ldcd and pauoplicd in wierd gar-
IS. A. hc came 10 the surface he
,ed DeLoug n sword and lacquer.
X, aud then was his hemlet looscd
ur party crowded around TO hear
gallant ship. Among oar par
re many OF The Ouoida among
were William CrOwuinsh,clt,
Clark, Master YATES, and De-.
] Su.il.rI. Nhn ,v,rn In, n,..I., ....,;t..1
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-18
Tho state Capital.

Last Friday, and l.'thoy say" Fridays
are snluoky, Charleston became the Cap.
ital Of West Virgins in pursuance Of law,
On Tuesday morning, the 26th ult.,
about 9 o'clock, the Governor, Secretary
Of State, Treasurer, Attorney General,
tho CLERKS and their families, together With
the archives Of the State, left Wheeling,
the temporary capital, on board the Steam.
or Mountain Boy. which had very kindly
been placed at the disposal Of the Governor
and his party, bound for the permanent
Capital. They we're accompanied BY .
Committee Of Escort appointed BY the cit.
liens Of the Kanawha Valley, consisting
ofScnators Phelps and Patrick, and Del.
egates Sunmer,, Bower, and Howard.
On Wednesday about 10 o'clock, tts
Mountain Boy was met a. Tyler Shoals, s
miles below Charleston, BY the Kanauhu
Belle, with band ofmusic, the Reception
Committee and large nunbtr Of the
prominent citizens of Knnawha County.
Colonel Ben Smith made an appropfi.
ate address welcoming the State officers to
the beautiful and fertile valley Of the Ka.
nawha, which was responded to 10 brief
but eloquent speech by Attornsy g sneral
CALDWELL after which general hand.
shaking and "toa,ting' took place. '
Upon arriving At Charleston the party
was received by the firing Of salute BY
the uaitcd States Artillery Company STA.
toned at that place, and an address Of
welcome by bis honor, Mayor Wingfeld,
to which Governor Stevenson responded
Sin bis usual style" A procession was
formed aud after cscorting the State off.
GERS to The residences prepared for them ii
was dismissed. 50 complete were The ar.
rsngcmcnts that everything connected
with the transfer Of Tie Capital was sue.
cess. ir lilf ftlt"
May We not hope that the transfer will
prove beneficial 10 the State at Target We
believe that i. will, and that those who ara
now decrying The rre.en. location will be.
fore twelve month rolls sround be The
dr,t to step forward to advocate The wis.
dom Of tile Legislature in locating the
State Capital At Gharlsson.< Mason
toyn,sJo,rsai u tie Oh int. q
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II Is Finished.

A few days fincc, with flourish Of
radical trulnpcts and blast frou bugles
in military disirictr. came proclamation
from, Hamilton Fish, printed upon our
first png.l graciOusly Informing the PEG.
plo that the long discussed Fifteenth
Fragment to the taltered Constitution Of
tie United States lad been ratified BY the
Legislatures Of threc.q quarters Of the States
Of the ,uuion, mud that The Fifteenth
Amendment now and for all time to come
xas a law Of tue land aud part ofthe Con.
stitution itself. as ,-iH Nt.
This. s.ys the Well.sutg Herald, i.
"@e ety'iali1ed es,tne. III. flee yaars'
sar' This, says OH aged radical friend
of ours. ri, tue triumph Of the republican
rar!y-thc great aim Of the loynl people Of
the country FROM tue beginning u the end
etthe war. Now that II |. The law Of tie
land the republicans can stand back their
mission is accom- plished."' ,ii IT,
II cannot be denied by any Intelligent
fslicsl that the ultimate passage Of law
Of this character has been The beacon lipht
at which they Luve .,riren to arrive
Years ago this course was fOrt.halowed !,
their leaders; mud step by though
with assumed relnci,ncc-.Las the BODY Of
sle radical party followed their Captains
live my, two years ngo--not i radical
10 this county but l,ooiod at The idea 81
negro suffrage. Now It has come lothstu
lis tue work Of tlleir own hands and
their reluctance has changed tojoy at The
prospect VI d Political reinforcement to
their dssima'sd uajcri'y uffve years ago
E. T2,er,.st'iaa ,,t,tet qfa FIFE ytar'
.sati" Think ofii Twas fur Ibis, OIL.
father, thai your boy lies under tue sod Of
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victory In Connecticut.

The hosts Of the Democracy have
marched upon the stronghold Of radicals,
mud routed the nutmeg puriians most dis.
astrOs'ly. I'D
One year ago Tie radical, Of Connect.
cut. through division aud apathy Of III.
Democracy, managed 10 elect On. Marshal
Jsnsll Go'etnor, with full Sc. Of radical
State officers. A trial Of these officers
during enc ihort yeut la. been suf6cisps
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the Sunny South. Twas for this, oh |!
mother, that the darling Of your heart
suffered and died! Twas for this oh Y
sister, that you mourn your brothers loss
Twas for this, oh /! brother, that the sharel
ofyour boyi'h joys and sorrows sleeps in
an unknown grave! 'Twa, for this ,hut
the country is burdeucd with debt
which is crushing honest industry, and
which is creating a shoddy aristoeraey far
more detestable than the titled naLobs Of
the Old World!
Another feature Of this Amendment
according to the radical construction
thersof-is the fact that its operations do
not include white men. They are to re-
main di,franchised--thsy ore unworthy to
entrusted with the ballot. Why? "Be-
cause" says Dan Farn,wOrsh. IF We lie,
them up. ICE 80 down.
Aud thus iniqu:'y utter iniquity il
forced spon the people by the mailed hand
Of military rule, until step by step We are
passing from the original Government Of
the fathers into despotism more abhorrenl
more ruthless, and, more tyranuicul
than Any now in existence. el1''
Now that tho negroes arc voters, VIC
have no fears ,ha. in this State they will
become the plant tools of radicslism
They have lived as frccmen long enough
to learn that their friends are not in the
radical party. Tho fact is we'll craven
spon their memory-placed there BY bit
ter expericnce-that their true friends arc
those to whom, in ante JellHm times, they
looked up to as their Master"
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TIE farmer who is full.Landsd with
teams and laborers, this late season, will
be fo'e-handed With bis work all the year.
In such backward seasons the temptation
to plev the land too wet is great. In this
the old provsrb. that "haste makes waste y
is especially true. Packing Of tho soil
certainly followa wet blowing; and in
packed soil nothing Gan grow thrif,ily.
Every farmer knows this without reading
it; yet pretty much every farmer will b
in hurry to get his crops in-for it 10
getting SO latc-and much land will be
almost permanently injured and seeds Of
cereals aud vegetables will b. thrust into
wet cold ground. there to rot. Then
bad luck" will be blsmsd with what
Oush. to be charged to your lack d
thought.
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The state conycntisn.

Upon our 6r.s page will BE- found an
article from The Wheeling R.yi,ter, in re-
.l..ion to the coming Stale Convention.
Isis worthy the careful consideration Of
every thinking man. More especially
You'll We commend Tie part ,reeonmeld |.
Ing and early aud thorough organization.
For three years past lack Of organizes
'ien has been the only cause eiour defeat.
We lave enough voters and to spare, Il
they are brought out; and experience IL
lpstratea the fact that nothing but a thor.
ough organization can bring them out.
J,o,ksst the counties d Kannwha and
Mason until las. fall supposed to be ire
dssmably radical. Now they count Their
Democratic IMPURITIES BY the hundred.
Takeiezamrle, il you will, from the radi-
s.ls, who, in an election Of any inpor.
sincs; have their forces under such con.
.iol fiat not ,o,sis missing Let cv-
cry liberal man .pu! bis shoulder to tie
wheel and do his utmost to once more
tsingto eur State what have been ,trang-
ers to her since her fvrnation-pcaee,
harmony and prosperity. Long and
weary years ofradical rule nus. have con.
sineed all fair.ninded men chat this result
e. ann DO brought about By, tie party nov
10 power. A party having for its sole
object its own perpe.u:ty, cannot live;
and predict that the coming ye,r-if
the liberal men Of the State a7s true to
shemsolves-vwill find Us enjoying the new
era Of peace and prosperity. To This end
itshonld b unnecessary to urge tia. every
man must do his duty! '' 80 .
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.pErsoLEuM FLuID-The most convent.
ens light in use. No ohinncys-no
wisks-noltrouble. Cheaper, better md
safer than carbon. You ean save $40 3
year BY using 1t, sndlisvs much better
light than ever before. Sold only w
A. NJ. Dent. fPricc--5 cts per pius-35
OTIS per gallon. oa-'.
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O.
Thar sound and fearless Democratic
paper, tile Erening Register, Of New
Haven. Connecticut, after stating that il
the Democratic towns had attended 10
their business the House Of Representa-
ives would probably have been Demo.
cratic, continues: "Now let US have
peace and We will complete the victory
next year. BY all meas le. peace pro.
vail in. the Democratic party from N.ine
TO Texas. Itha' great mission to per-
form, and no small or petty ambitions
should hinder its progress. Tho radicals
are undermining the foundations Of this
free form Of government; they are undo.
ing The work Of Washington, Jefferson,
Madison, Jsskson, and the great men Of
the nation; they are putting the bayone.
in place Of tho ballot. they arc patching
the Constitution by force and fraud.
Tho Democracy oftho land have rsgistered
avoW to cure these evils, and to this great,
patriotic wsrk all other objects must
bend.
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OBJECTIONS to Joining.

The Louisville Commercial asks, in a
very maize manner. why all Union men
do not join them (the radicals. The
objsc.ions arc 30 Numerous and obvious
that any uayfaring man ought to be able
to see thom without having them pointed
out to him. e The radical party is no. a
Uni0n party, aud never was, and the OBJ.
jests for which they uagcd war upon til.
South va, not for a preservation Of the
Union, abut to free the negro, and thou.
sands Of men 10 West yirgini. whs we're
sincere Union nies, and fought in the war
rem sincere desire to see the Union
preserved, became disguised when the
radicals divulsad The true purpose for
vhish they undertook and waged the war.
The Chicago platform and the declarations
Of its candidates blinded the minds Of
many crsdulous West Virginians, bu!
when the mask was torn of, and they saw
how they bad been duprd, they fed from
all afhliation with the radical party, as il
it had bees lazar-house, and only full Of
rottennoss and dead mems bones; which
isituly lis Tho war being finished, what
was there IN the course Of tho radical
party to recommend it to those who had
been its duPes ? They Rugged the negro
10 their breasts, aud rolled him, as It wero
aswsc! morsel under their tongues, and
Knocked at those they lad formerly de-.
ceivcd and imposed upon. This Of itself
would hardly inspire men with sufficient
confidence TO again tru,. party that had
50 egrcgiously deceived them. Men may
forget and forgive an injury, and even be-
come reconciled to those who have robbed
them oftheir property, but they rarely for
give those who have ovcrreached them and
made them lasshing-,tock at the same
time. Yves. Virgins Union men we're
sincere in thtir desire for a preservation
ofthe Uaion, and even acquiesc.d in the
emancipation Of tile negro, but the great
majority Of them rosol.ad from slevating
The African 10 equality With the whites.
The radical party hu. done everything
10 outrage and nothing to conciliats the
Union mon Of West Virginia. l. has
suffered itself TO be mastered Ly mi,era.
bic SGT Of denagOsues and fanatics, who,
mentally and morally. are almost beuea,h
contempt; nor has it developed my states
nanship above the lowest m.diocrity. T.
10 altogether unlovely, and has more De.
formities than any political party Of mod
ern times. We could particularizo if it
were necessary, bu. it has been faithle.
to its professions, faithle.s to its friend.
and supporters, and fai.hless to the coup-
try over which il has had sway for nearly
a decade, and has caused this fair, land to
sweat great drops of blood in very agony.
There |, every reason. which could appeal
to men to abandon it, and only The poor
motive Of pluudor to plead in lis behalf.
No wonder that West yirginia Union men
hsvs abandoned it, and refuis to be taken
again to the embrace Of-so polluted and
pollu!iDg On organization.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-18

PErnoLEts LulD-1s used at this ONCE,
aud we End it to be superior in every res
pect 10 Carbon. It's cheapness makes it
desirable it's snfety makes It necessity
for 10 other oil should 10 in family
Sold obly by A. N. Dent.
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CpRlSa AND sUYAER GOODS.
r ?. NJ. H ALE, et97a

?. N. Il ALE, s'"ag
Is now receiving q large addition 10 ish
STOCK OF GOODS,
and invites bis former patrons and the pub.
lie generally to calf and examine hilf
stG NEW SUPPLY, 'gta t,''s
consisting Of tho usual variety Of
DRY GO ODS,
Also splendid stock Of
LADIES' SHOES,
Misses and Childrens Shoes, > n
a large lot of Mems aud Boys
BOOTsAND SHOES
A splendid lot Of Mems and Boys' Hats,
VERY CHEAP. b.. -.
Ladies' HATS, .ae i-i,'1ai
READY-MADE CLOTHING;
COFFEE, gsaalUr 2, vain
SUGAR, t 2p.LaiIs s-s6ir 5f
% NAILS, fls 81, 5ga .
" DYE.STUFFS, a. a..i.'
QUEENSWARE. a@
STONEW ARE, and
SALT.
All kind, Of
LEATHER, rs.s-
atl COTTON YARNS,
And IN fact everything generally found in
his line Of business, which will be sold
low for cash or produce in hand. lrd
HAll kinds of produce wanted in
exehange for Goods. .
Allthe shove goods can be purchased
cheaper at my establishment than at any
other Store in West Virginia. Give me 4
call before purchasing elsewhere. II,
EMr. Halo has also irst.class Boot
and Shoe Mandatory in connection with
his Store, to which be would call The at.
zion Of the public.
nov4K P. N.HALE.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-18

PsrnoLEux FLrlD--Thc cheapest, SAT.
est and best oil ever used. TIE light 10
large and clear, and will not iujurs the
eyes. Il will not explode. Sold only BY
A. N. Dent.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

C.. Boss.s and n. B. 5s,.,,.;.,
L''s'y' c'r'''i'asa.r'' s'.'.'!t'.
S. Z. Aay. IT,. o.d ,.
r. Res, defendants.
TN pursuance ofa decree entered in this cause
Il BY the circuit court Of Gilmer county, on
tue 4th day Of the November term, 1869, Nc
will sell, in front Of the court house door Of
Gilmer county, on the FIRST day Of the nsIt
April term, 1870, Of the circuit court Of said
county, 1t public auction 10 the highest bid.
der, the tract Of land situated on Leading
Greek !. about 4 miles from Chenille, aad
known as the 4
JOHN LoSesTRETH.. LAND"
more particular description Of which will b
found in the papen u the cause. Terms sash.
G. B0GGESS 4iK. E. LIVELY,
2 aaHa Commissioners.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-18

GsAsr won't have much time to spare
at the funeral Of General Thomas. He
goes from the scenes Of death to join in
the spree Of the Potomac Army officers at
Philadslphii Our noble President.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-04-18

PrnoLruA TLrrD-Is but a recon, dis
cs1sry. but is used BY many in the cities
in preference TO gas, being cheaper and
better. Lamps, burners and oil sold only
by a. NJ. Dent. 1t can be used in the
old lamps as well as any. Call at Dents
Drag Store and see for yourselves.
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Democratic State Convention

ror the repeal Of al prossriptiro laws now
ip force in this State and the enactment Of
saoh measures as will give the State char
ac.sr abroad and harmony and prosperity
at home. arc requested tor meet in their
respective counties or townships, at IS
early day IS may DO practicable, sRd
ehos,o delegates to State Convention to
DO held IN the town Of Charleston, Ma.
uawha county, on F
Wednesday: the sth day Of Juae, 1870,
to nominate candidates for the Offices Of
Governor, Auditor, Treasurer. Secretary
Of State, Attorney eoneral and Judge Of
the Supreme Court of Appeals
Each county or delegate distri,. will
cast ten votes in this Convention for every
representative in the Hsuse Of Delegates
10 which suck county or di.sric. may be
entitled. jsi p
The eiFee. Of our pro.criptir. system in
driving large numbers Of useful citizen,
from West Virginia. aud in preventing
immigration from other States, renders
'hs speedy abolition Of that system nee.
essary to theipublia good, This call is
therefore addressed to all liberal. minded
mon. whether Democratic. Conservative or
Republican, who desire to promote the
Welfare Of the State aud vindicate the
rights other sis;.ea' BY .ppropri... legi.-
lslian., N. u. 49, =.
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LEWIS BAKER,
Gso, R. TIsoLl.
]. W GALLAuaa,
". w. M.Llk..
WV. C. HIyDLir.
Democratic State Executive Con- ni..ee

PsTsoLEuM FLr,D-The greatest in
,rntion of the age. No danger from ex-
plo.ion-can behandled by children with
safety. Sold only by An Dent.
Price S cts per pint--S5 OTIS per gallon.
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Ko.koo C.re, Caroa;iie Rkundk,r.

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Almaaae for this year.
P,isel-Oss Daldyi'0 Eottk. -
Err ts,s b. tts r,ineir.i rtyei.S ~ ,ato%
hd stites srl DritaS An1ia.