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phia, New YORK and B01Ion A. haiay
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South.
Central Ohio trains make dlEOet uaH.s-
ton At Columbus for ~ p0luds WS -
Northwest.
Tickets 70 all principal points en- ~ 30
RIst n
'''O' JOHN 1. WIlAON.
M0EiRE Of ffRnBpOTtalll1, HAll1l1zna.
d. Z. DENRlE.
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File & AaEilG Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
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81 prRHUF0RA. l+
James U. Aeheson, william y. simS"ph
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uVHIs COMPANY HAVING REEN Fun
II organized, u now prepared 70 taHn
Hak1upon UI
nniIGinEB OF all klndS, meEohnndiSA
Misunderstanding Embellishments,
Furniture 0nd CaFEOao o1 ali
kindn on tho Western
% WatoE1s
Auulicatiuns foF Insurance will b prompt
lv1ftend0h 10 by the Secretary.
Ofnc0 at the National Savings Bank, NU' U
H,P, HILDRErH, S0s'y.
mo. 4. MILLER, ASH BeC'y.
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National Saving 3 Bank Of Wheeling.
Incorporated January lOIh, 1883.
CAPITAL, oIOO.OO0.
HFONEY REUEIVED ON DEP0eI3
Ul Interest paid on Special Depo9itA NOtes
and Bills discounted. Exchange bought and
sold. Collections made on all points and pro
ueadg promptly remitted,
Discount dRY-MOndAy.
DIRECToR9s
Thomas H. Lin, R0bot Pratt
Robert Gibson, X. A. ACaha
10. ThomAB, James hcCluney.
J; L: etlf0l.
THO9. II. LBT, proGIdGnL
( - .'''' J, AOCLUHEY, NIoo President,
8P HlIIDRETH, OalhiGf, .'''a e. .-,...
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFG0B,

B. KAMMER,
OTERLING EXOHANGE ON LONDON
- for any sum not less than ono pound
NLeFlInR, AlSht Drafts on all the principal
cities Of Germany, France and Italy a. liO.
6FRl rRIAA
Also for sAIo nj the same once
Passage Tickets 70 or from EnBlAnd, ITe-
land, BTemen aud Hamburg via. rev York
or baltimore. EmigTRnt Railroad TtekBIA
fFnm NeV York and Baltimore 10 Wheeling.
Ufllco 3. W. cor. Third and Market 6tE6oiB,
Centre Wheeling.
y, HAMMER, Notary Pablo,
Real Estate, Fire ana LIE, Claim and Con"
eFRl Passage Agent. nOvlA
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han York prI aooda nark 81.

NRw York, Jan. 3.
No revival "a business and prices
without particular change.
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ROME.

rre CouucII AbanIons St. PCtcr's.
- RoMR, Jan. 2.
Tho EcumenIual Council held their
final session at tho Cathedral Of 81.
Peters on Saturday. Efforts had been
made to Improve the acoustic proper
ties OF the hall, bnt without much sun-
cess. The sessions hereafter will be
held at the QuierinP.
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In Chancery.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
i County, west Va.
John Hamilton

I'm THE ClhUUlT CUUhE NF Oh4O
J. County, West Va.
John Hamilton
W,
A, ]. Harry, Admins traitor Of tho eGtato Of
Asa D. Johnston. decd, and otherB.
Pursuant to a tlocre0 made 10 this cause
on the 8Oth day OF November, A. D., 1859,
it was by consent referred 70 one OF the
Commissioners Of this Court 70 take the &C.
count OF the Ry9etg OF tho said estate In the
hands OF the said A. ]. Harry a. such Ad-
minIgtratnr, aud that he cali In tho crodi.
tom OF tho said Asa d. Johnston, decd, upon
giving notice Tor four successive weeks IN q
newspaper published In the CITY Of Wheel
ing, aud that he reports the amount due by
the mid eatate and their priority, II any,
and such other matter al ho may deem
'I.' CoMLIuuONER's OgBICE,
WHEELING, Oecomber Z, lk6S,
NolIce ID hereby given 10 all parties Inter
elt0d that have Axed on ThuradAyS the
0th day OF January, A. D., 1870 as the
time, nj 10 O'Clock 4. n, thAt day, and my
once In the City Of Wheeling a. the place
when, and whore, I shall proceed 70 take
The said account, and enquire Into tho mat
laTs mentioned In said decree, and Rt which
time and place tho credILOrH OF the said e.
tAto will present thOir claims for AdJudlcA.
tlOn. q. u. OHAN n Eh,
tec7.M Commissioner,
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west Virpinia INSURANCE Company.

West Virginia Insurance Company.
CAprTAT........ .........,.,... OI65, 900 90.
YYIARRa RIaKs AT THE LOWEST Rates
on BuiidInga OF all kinds. Furniture.
HonSahoId Goods, Merchandise ana goodS IN
1"'11 DIRECTORS.
.Jaeol, Hornbrook, JaCobM. Bickel,
Henrv HaFtmnn, DR.. J. U. Hupp,
Jonathan R0WlQT kdmnnQ 6ooHIlnE'
r. ], Hmyth, r T,I. CAnppeh'
], II, Brlgt0f, 6stIosetl e
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David BlllmyeT, Jnoph snleltH
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Once over Religious BOOK aOuto' ""''N
aida Monr0e street., Wheeling W. Va
JACOB HORNBROOk, PTeSt.
JACOB II. RICKEL, Vice PreSL,
], N. MCWHORTEh, sec'y.
mari 4 VI. -
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Tho furious rain storm yesterday
caused considerable rise In the
streams. and the culverts were wNshed
away on both the railroads. 40 no train
will go out this A. M. Considerable
damage was done 10 tho roads and
hrI6OAH
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JEauspnvtxHau.
BALTIMORE L OHIOR. B. OOMP'Y

WHEELING, December eth, lHS.
DAsSENaER TRAINS WILL Run BY
the following schedule on and amer lNe-
cemDor 9th, lBo9-WhOellng time.
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la. ..,. NRw York, Jan. 3.
' The storm has damaged the telegraph
and railroads In all directions this
morning; telegraph communications to
nil points Ia suspended.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-20

hold and enjoy Such Office, and the .moln
ment thereof, shall not 10 impaired +,
such denial; and such person NAV r;Uyy
my appropriate suit rproceeding to rai
cover possession Of such Office, and in co ,s !,
where it shall appear that tho sole nm :. >
iion touching the title to such Office u ns
out oftEe denial of tho right to vote ~
citizens who so offered TO vote on acconu "
of race, color or previous condition Of SER
vilule, such suit or proceeding n,av h.
instituted in tho Circuit or District Conn., y.
Of the United States fpr the Circuit ~
District in which such person residss
And said Circuit or District Court sh,n
have, concurrently with the State Court.
jurisdiction thereof SO far rs to tlctermin,
the rights of the parties to such Office NV
rcnson of the denial of the right eun,sn,
tecd by the fifteenth article Of the amend.
melt to the Constitution of the United
States, secured by this act, and tia. thu
Senate agrees to the same.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-20

shows these facts,
The second column contains the num-
Der of white male persons over 81 yoaIs
of age in the year 1859, (Which IS the
last available report. and is nearest the
time of our last Presidential elcction)
and only differs from Auditor Bog
CESS report in bringing into account the
last report from Pcnllcton county, which
had been omitted by that officer for the
year 1869, because the assessor had fail
cd to.make bis report. 1t will be OBJ
served that the number Of white male
persons assessed with capitation tax in
1869 was S2SS7, and upon this basis ms n
voting population the table is construct
ed.
The third column shows tho number Of
persons who usually remain away from
the polls on election dny-that if ID per
cent of the voting population were absent
in 1860 at Presidential election. is
fair to presume that Is per cent would be
absent in 1868 at similar election.
The fourth column shows the number
Of persons without disqualification, cnpa-
bic Of voting, after the persons usually
absent are deducted.
The fifth column shows tho number
who actually voted at the Presidential
election in 1868.
And the sixth column shows tho num-
Der actually disfranchised.
Iu addition,to this vo present the num-
Der Of negroes assessed with a capitation
tax, which must DO taken with many
grains Of allowance, by reason of their
studied avoidance and opposition to the
burthcns of government by do6ging the
assessors. BY the same process of nathc-
NAUTICAL reasoning the negroes will veto
$500 against the Democrats party in the
approaching elections.
Of number actually disfrnucliscd
$4,000 will be registered under tho oper-
atoms of the recent act of Congress en-
forcing the Fifteenth Amendment.
From this number is to DO deducted the
usual raeical majority of 5000, making
$500, which leaves the handsome major
lily of7500 TOR tho Charleston nominees.
lONAL DISTRICT. .a4
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THE DIsrRAsoH1sED.

We present to our readers to-day ar
interesting and important table, touching
tho suffrage Of our citizens.
The number Of our citizens actually
disfranchised has been a subject of de-
bate in many Of the journals Of the State,
and the Wheeling Intelligeacer has re-
Gently devoted some attention to the sub
ject, and has exhibited spirit of more
fairness than any of cur republican e.
changes. But tho IHtelligsacey rather
jumped Of the conclusion that there wero
from fifteen to twenty thousand disfran-
chised. This, although til is below the
actual number, and allows large mar
gin ss sliding scale, is reasonably
fair admission for q radical paper; but
the editor Of the Inteligcncer does not
attempt to conceal the fact Of the ruthless
denial Of suffrage to large number of
our citizens.
Incur table We have introduced the
number Of white male persons over q
years Of age, assessed with capitation
TAX III looVy ~ as tUs SNOW ITOHi Ineuce
the increase Of population, and the fact
that in Districts and Counties where the
power ofregistration has been most ar
bitrary, the increase Of population has
been least. For instance, We call attcn-
tionito the First and Third Congressional
Districts, and TO tho County Of Green
brier::
This furnishes practical illustration
Of the evil consequences Of . government
invading the rights Of citizens. This
column also furnishes the means Of dc.
terminiug the accuracy Of our table. In
1860, tho time to which itrelates, it will
be remembered that we had Prcsiden-
tial election, from which VIC may draw
conclusions as to future elections. In
that year it was ascertained that 81 per
cent Of the white male persons over Fl
years Of age went to the polls and voted,
and that the remaining IS per cent failed
to vote. 1t is fair to presume that about
Is per cent usually remain away from
tholpolls. The Auditors report for 1860
40 tr-d FIRST CONGRESS-
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The Whittemore Club.
Written for Til. Demoera,.I
SuNDEn rornrxEs.

Tho meeting wns called to order BY hr.
Sugarfoot; who desired Tie Secretary 10
read the proceedings Of tho last meeting
The Secretary (Wr. BAN Grant re,
piled that in consequence Of his limited
education, Mr.. D. Q. Lnrk had been eloc'
ted Dcputy-.and be always read The pro-
cccdinrs.
Or. LENGTHY remarked that no had seen
Mr.. D. c. Lurk q few days before, with
bran-ncw earpet-bag in bis hand; and no
(,lr. Lengthy supposed that DO had I'd gone
10 the happy hunting grounds in White
n,orc's black district in South Carolina
MIR. DcspxnlY proposed to summon MI :.
P. Dargnn. and ascertain where aud IN
what condition he had left tho Deputy
Secretary. ~,
Mr.. GYMrsos said Mr.. Dargnn Should
receive HE thinks Of this Society Tor BE-
ing instrumental in removing tho DePu.y
Secretary from our midst; and hc W..
Gymps, ny wu'l take li' dnvy II 10
wouldn't give petc Dargan the first mp
penny.bit he got. ,,
Mr.. hssiSaros said that be lad. some !,
important business for The action Of tue
Club; but would defer II until the Deputy
Clerk returned. ...,. ga.
Mr.. j. PortAa handed TO Tie Chair us
commission from The Governor as bre7ei|
trigger; and asked that IL 10 recorueu'
Granted. a.
AT this roint,Mr. Crawley entered MN ~
o telegrnphic dispatch. stating that MI !.
y. G. turk lad gone 10 Washington n, IT,
500 about that internal amendment Oh" >
VII eli gives the State over TO rebels.
Whereupon the Club ajoatnsd'
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For. sllerifl..-J. NJ. Cummings.
SHERIDAN TOWNSHIP, I
Juno II. 1870. [

Eprren .DEMocnAr:-Among other
announcements of candidates which we
notice in your valuable paper, for the var
lou, Offices 10, be filed at the coming cleo
lion is that of JOHN NJ. CuNMrSos, Of
Lincoln Township, for the ShsriiIalty, and
we bcspsak for him hearty support. not
only in the Democratic Convention which
is soon to assemble. but also in the elec.
tion before the people Mr.. Cummings
is man offne abilities, good business
capacity, tlnver. vhole-souled gcnAc.
man. and last, but not least. has been a
lifelong and unninehing Democrat; and
il he Should be chosen MS the Standard
bearer Of tho party, We proto.c giving
him q. rousing majority ii I'D Sheridan.
Yours, &c., MANY VOTERS.
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NEGROES.
For A.sessor-..Jas. xuuaday,

Eplron DExocrAr: Recognizing JAMES
MuLLADAr, Of Sand Fork, as sterling
Democrat. worthy citizen, and man Of
stern nad unsvervipg integrity, we would
be highly gratifed at his election to The
Office 81 SCISSOR Of tho Second District Of
Lewis County, apd respectfully. ask him
10 become candidate fir the same, and
We take pleasure in assuring him that. he
viii have the enthusiastic support Of
ss MANY VoTEns.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-20

FATAL Aco,bRsr we learn that Mr..
j. Williamson. son Of Il. Williamson,
Esq, Of Philippi, was killed by lightning
on tho iii inst, The deceased was
..deadeningo a trco ID bis corn6pli at tho
tine; and death must have beef. ia''agg.
tAneous.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-06
SPE CtAL NOTICES.

kI- Medical Advtce.-DR wv. X. D0,lEkTYk I
Meal and surgical Institute is becoming QUA ION
te the welfare of State and health of citizens
and his rapidly spreading eputation although may
cite surprise is but the signal of skill aud follows be
natural effect of such " e persriay C.
quaned with gentlemen who have suffered tor years
der chronic disease and wbo h. taken of every
available that promised relle but wh1"
until they they called upon r. Doherry, who IN ncre
IDLY short space of time, has given them entire rcer 1t
is gratifying this fact because the Doctor
gentleman wo seeks, not by defamation of others. to
ablis his reputation to the Of hs
upon the of anothers fame. the poc,or
nct his institute in such that u i-atify-
ing all his patients. lie examines, advises and
mehds without charge, and the patient. after hearing is
terms for tre,tnen accep reject at pleasure. In
does the Doctor make charge nnle' he effects
cure This he is able to do. because he feels tie cnd.
dence which long experiences has given and c ubr the
consolation which appertains to that confidence Persons
afflicted will, either accutc chronic disease, wouG 10
ell to consult the Doctor; at all events il do
for consultation he asks fee; does he insist
obedience tn his advice unless the patient places hmse
under his Ills offices street, c.
poste the Pacific Mail Steamship OlIice.-S. T. NEvs
The union Democrat., 1870-08-06
An ArLan.n. Fathers Advice to hi. Son

BIB. von nre about leaving home fur strange
rarts. You are going t. throw me out of tie
gum" md q, it alone. Tie odds are agin
ycu Bah-remamher that industry anl parse-
yernucr nre the winning cards. as they are
tho bowers Book learning and MI Tint
sort af thug, will do to fl m with. like
small trump> but von must have the howers
to back them. or they nin't worth >hu ks. /,
luck j. agin vou pretty strong. don't cave and
lnos like a sick chicken on RAINY dav. but
ho up vonr head and make believe you are
flush Of ,rumrs; they NJ play so hard ngin
vnu. I've lived nna Travelled around srme
Bob, and I've found our Tint ns s"on ~ folks
thought you held n weak hand. they'd "l
buck n.iu von s,rnng. s, when you re sor'er
weak keen on u huli look hn' plsv csu,iors.
he satisfied with n pint Many the hand
I've seen 'em eacre cause they played for TOD
much
Keep your eyes we'll skinned Bob; dom,
let 'em mig. you recollect the game lays as
much with the head as with tie hands. BE-
temperate, never get drunk. for no matter
how good your hand you won't know how 70
play IL; both howers and the ace won't save
YOU for there's sartin to be 'C,iss-deal =
or something wrong. Aad another thing
Bah. (,his wns spoken in low tonal. don''
70 too mnrh on the women; queens ~ kinder
po,r cards, the more vou have of 'em the
worse fnr yon von might have three end
nary trnmn. dan't snv discard 'em MI il
yor get hold of one that is a trun,n. it, nll
c,ni, and there's sar,in 10 he one nut of fur.
Aud above NIL, Bob. he honest; never take n
mans trick wot don't belong tn YOU. nor 'slir
cards or mig. f,r then you cant look your
man in the face. and when that's the case
there's no fun in the game. it'sa regular 'cu'-
throat' S, now. Bah. farewell. remember
wot tell YOU and youth he sure 10 win; aud
if van DON'T, it serves you right ii you &c,
'skunked.'
The union Democrat., 1870-08-06
Chs Nninn gemucrat.
True ncreism.

Tho battle Of Aiiwal was fought ON the
2Ssh day OF January, 1916. II was the blcod-
lest in modern history up to that time; since
then il has heen erlipsed in It's sanguinary
character by Inkermann, by Salferino. and
by Sadowa. AZ one time the Sikh cavalry
had well Eigh captured Sir Harry Smith
himself, who was obliged to shift his position
IN consequence. At this moment an officer
OF his staff was struck down by fragment
0. shell. which shattered his right thigh and
hip jnint in hideous manner. Some men of
his trnp. seeing him fall, obtained leave to
run to his assistance, and in n few minutes
he was on stretcher and being carried 10
tue rear. The men we're devoted 10 him. and
they carried him through the dreadful field
of slaughter with rs much care as if convey
ing baby in its cradle. When within y
short distance Of the staff Surgeons tent.
they came upon private Of the - regi-
ment. lying desperately wounded. Tie pnor
feli,w looked up pi,eansly and touched his
car. as he recognized his officer in agony On
the stretcser. Ceptain c.. called TO the
men 20 hair, aud to raise him up slightly !;
leaning ovc-, he sooa saw the nature of the
soldiers waund. which was far less danger
Qua than bis own.
Abt ou's bC shhi C"u HuVfc
yol lift me out; that'll do. gently-ves.
that's broken, too.' as they touched his
spne) Sa-now carry him TO the doctors !;
they can do rothing f,r me. not too late for
him yet--iust a little more So" facing tho
cncmy), "ihat'sit."
"But, sir - demonstrated one Of the
men.
''lsa qnick with him. then come hack !; i I'm
not likely to have left this, - be added, with n
slight smile.
Thu men did ms ordered, and deposring
the wnunied trooper they went 10 Captain
c.. lie had nor. indeed. left that ne
Law facing the enemy still, and the playful
smile with which he had addressed IN them
his last words fingered yet On his face; hut
his troubles we're over; victory or defeat
were now alike TO him. and he had left the
field Of strife for that peaceful world where
dwells the spirits of the just made perfect
The instances of men hopelcssly wounded
refusing to mononnize the doctor are hY no
means rare and II u battlefield is sometimes
tho scene at outrages nc which humanity
shuidcrs. il occasionally provides us with
instances cf unsurpassed heroism aud self
sacrifice.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-06

CorLpN'r BALANCES WORTH CENr.-Lnst
evening nm inehriatei individual. in an effo /
10 convince an amused crowd that he was So
Der. ent.eavored IN stand on nis head a dry
ranls hnv located on the edge of cellar, -
lie vn, fairly s.raicht,nei mp when he and the
lnx both ,nmble4 down the cellar. The hox
WIS slightly damaged. hut the actor was an
hurt. though II was at fret thought his neck
was broken. lie dismissed his audience hv
telling them that he wss going to get drink,
nnd find box he could perform his feat on
tha. the box "couldn' t balance worth cent -
The union Democrat., 1870-08-06
PROMPT TREATMENT
to render Existence Desirable

Ifycu suffering have suffered, involuntary
discharges what ell, Ct does rouce upon your general
health Do yoa feel weak, dehatei, easily tired I
Does little exerton produce lalpitaon Of the heart
Does your liver. urinary organs your kidneys fire.
quentiy get of order Is your urine sometimes thick,
milky ocky is it rpy on settling Or does thick
rise to the top, Or is sediment at the bottom af
ter il has stood awhile Do yon have spells nf short
breathing dyspe,siay Are your wel- cunstp tred /:
Do you have spells of f,inting rshes Of bon the
head :! Is,enr memory impaired Is your mind con.
sta ty dwelling This subject n, You feel dull list.
less moping tired Of company. of life DO you wish tn
be left 1lone TO get away roin every boyl Does anv
little thing make ynu start jumpl Is your sleep bro.
Ken or restless Is the lustre Of yonr eve brilliant
The bloom your c' ees irighti no ron eov YOUR.
self society welll DO you pu yonr ness with
the came energy? DO you feel much confidence in
yourselfs Are your spirits dull and tagging giycr to
Of melancholy Ifsn do not lay it ynur liver ,ys-
persia. Have you restless nights, Your back weak
yonr knees weak. and AVE hut little APPETITE and YOU
attribute this TO dyspepsia, or liver complaint