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The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-01-12
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Ouly ouc half Of the men who voted
for Governor voted on the question at
all The vot for striking out the word
''white" was Sc 600 less than the Re-
publican Governor received, Even
when the amendment has been PFC
claimed the law Of the land overriding
all State constitutions, SO great is the
repusnance ofthis Republican State to
it that only one quarter Of its citizens
will cast vote to remodel its State
constitution in accordance With it.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-01-12

A woman who never owned Bible
supposed she was quoting it when she
greeted her son, who came home 10
keep Thanksgiving, in the following
words Here comes tbs fa:ted
calf"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-18
Help for the Nervous.

Where is 1t to be found: cries the trem-
bling victim of nervous debility. Not in
the tavern dram that fires up the circulation
for a moment, aud is succeeded by collapse
Not in purgative pills, or Lenten diet, but
in an invigorant and restorative in which
the tonic elements are united with gentle
aperient and Alternative properties. When
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters was introduced
nearly twenty years ago, this important OBJ
ject was first attained. This peaceful and
active vegetable specific Is as justly cele-
brated for its cures OF nervous diseases, as
for the absolute certainty with which IL re-
lieves dyspepsia and biliousness. The hot
weather toward the close OF summer gen.
orally agyravates diseases OF nervous
type, creating degree Of feebleneSs which
is beyond measure distressing. Under such
circumstances rally the bodily energies with
a course of Hostetter's Stomach Bltters. or
all tonics, IL is the most satisfactory in its
operations, and The least exciting. II braces
the nerves up to their natural tension. but
not beyond II, so there Is no reaction. II has
other properties, however, than those Of a
nervine, and as blood depurent and mod
crate aperient, is superior TO any other med
icine OF the day.
Fraud, however, is on the alert The eel
ebrity OF the original medicine has given
rise to scores of counterfeits and limitations.
Examine the label, and the fac siDtile of the
signature OF the firm; see that the spelling
Is all correct, and thus make sure of the
genuineness Of the article you buy. +. s.
Hostetters Bitters are never sold In Kegs or
barrels, but in bottles only.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-18

CONVENTION stock is rising IN all
quarters OF the State and will be fully
equal to a handsome majority on the
oath inst. The necessity for the Con-
vention is becoming more and more ap-
parent the more the matter Is discussed
and the Democratic strength is becoming
more and more consolidated the more
completely the Radical design is
exposed and understood. 1t now re-
mains for US only to make proper efforts
TO bring out the vote. Arrangements
must be made at every voting place In
the State to have every Democratic voter
deposit his ballot. It's not too early to
begin now to talk with your neighbors
about the matter and urge them to at
tend the polls next Thursday.
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asked or even limited that il would like
TO have.
The RxoIsrsR opposed this surrender
from the first moment when it became
manifest that there was any danger OF
the consummation Of the folly, but our
neighbor, who has just too late discov'
cred the error, favored it and was full oil
gushing confidence that Mr.. GARRETT
was determined to WELD all the infiu'
ence Of the Baltimore and Ohio raiI
road in making Wheeling the foremost
city between Baltimore and Chicago
Now mark the sequel. In less than
one month after the passage OF the ordi'
nance surrendering without considera'
ton the privilege of laying track upon
one of the most important streets ofthe
city, the. Baltimore and Ohio company
has transferred to another branch Of
the road its principal traffic, has ceased
the running Of any but an accommoda'
ton train to the city of Wheeling, and
given orders for the removal to Bellaire
Of the greater portion Of the workshops
heretofore located in our midst. We are
informed that the passenger engines OF
the road are to be hereafter housed and
repaired in Bellaire and the shops here
are to dwindle to about one-third o:
their former importance.
For all this the Baltimore and Ohio
Railrod company is not to be blamed
1t is merely fulfilling its Evolutionary
policy towards this city, and pursuing
the course that seems most in accord
ance with its own interests. Every one
for his own. If the people OF Wheel
ing do not look after their own concerns,
they cannot expect the officers of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company
to extend favors that are not asked.
That company is influenced only by It's
own interest, and it is not at all surpris'
ing that it now laughs at the credullty
of the City Council whom it has so
com pletely fooled. The sole complaint
of the citizens Of Wheeling, by reason
of the impositions to be practiced upon
them by the Baltimore company must
hereafter be directed against the City
Council that might have prevented
these things but did not. There never
was a more foolish and useless betrayal
of a trust than the recent surrender OF
the right OF way through the city with
out exacting any compensation therefor,
II the privileges conferred BY the ordi-
nance have not already so vested in the
company as to be enforced by law, the
grant should be Immediately revoked
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to Benwood, or will they go to work
and dig a way out 10 the world IN
another direction? :.
1t is too late we suppose TO re-submlt
TO cur people at the election on the
Oath, the question Of a subscription to
the Panhandle road, as a notice OF
thirty days is required; but we hope
that steps will be Immediately taken to
afford our people a chance to vote again
on that question as soon as it may be
done. five are not mistaken the re-
suit will be very different from the re,
suit last spring.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-18
GREAT INVENTION

The Ohm Medical and Surgical Reporter for
March, ISL, says:
"Our fellow-townsman and cOnfrere'
DR.. l.. w. Sapp, has entered the field of In
vention In order 10 supply want long felt
by many OF his patients, as well as by thou
sands Of others. The evils growing out OF
the use OF Sewing Machines have come 10
something rather formidable. With great
Justice these evils have been laid at the door
Of the old-faShioned unnatural heel and
toe motion treadie. DIR. Sapp's is in
tended 10 obviate these difficulties, and
that ii is likely to do what II intends one
can see at glance. The device Is simple
and easily applied to any machine now IN
uSe. Our medical friends had better inspect
~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-18

LIZ the tax payers ofthe State wish TO
avoid being ground to the earth in the
vain endeavor to pay the principal and
interes, of the public debt in thirty-iour
years, they should vote for Convention
in order that the Constitution NAV be so
altered as to afford relief.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-18

1--we want an independent aud I'M
trammelled Judiciary, we must vote for
a Convention and have the Constitution
so amended as to take away from a
mere partisan majority Of the Legisla-
ture its present power to remove Judges
at its will.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
49,
BatchelOrss Hair DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the
World-Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and In
No disappointment. No Ri
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or
Natural Brown. Does not Stain the Skin,
but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold
by all Druggists. Factory Is Bond Street,
New York ian2S-dSw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-18
What the Ladies Generally Say.

CLEVELAND, May %, 1871.
We are now using DIR. Sapp's Walking
Motion Treadle, for Sewing Machines, and
have fully tested their great value in work
ing the Machine. We consider them lndls-
pensable in the use OF all Sewing Machines
all who value their health and wish TO save
labor. They are all that is claimed for them.
Mrs. ALFRED II. WICK, wheeler Will
som.
Mrs. HENRY VI. RAYMOND, II Florence,
Miss MARY l.. RAYMOND " ilcoN & Glbbs)
Mrs. DIR. =. THAYER, borrower Baker,
Besides many other voluntary testimonials
from all parts OF the country as to its VAST
SUPERIORITY, in all respects, 10 any other
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-18

If Democrats do not desire the return
of the Radical party to power in West
Virginia and the re-enac'men, ., ~.
test oaths, they should vote for the Con
yention.
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What Physicians Say,
CLEYELANp, May y, ISL

CLEVELAND, May -, 1871.
DR.. Sapp's Walking Motion Treadle Is all
that Is claimed for II. 1t Is simple in It's
construction and easily worked, requiring
no other effort than the natural motion OF
the feet. 1t can be used by the most deli
cate person viteout overstraining or inJur-
ing any port on OF the system.
DR.. 2. THAYER.
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CALL AND EXAMINE.

No cost for fitting to any Machine, and a
trial OF one week allowed before payment,
or the Old treadle restored.
PRICE, $500, NET CASH.
Orders left at our rooms promptly at
tended 10.
II. II. BINGHAM & CO,
auClS General Agents.
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auglS
WANTED.

WET NURsE-MUsT BE HEALTHY
"A in every respect, and well recommend
cd. Apply at THIS OFFICE Immediately.
aupIT
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$500 REWARD.

TNHE SAFE OFFS HUTCHINSON A SONS
i Natamoras, Ohio, was broken open BY
burglars on the night Of the 18th inst. and
robbed OF about sl5o In money and the deg
and money drawer Of the Postoffiee were
a1so broken open and about 1890 IN change
taken. We viii pay reward OF 500 Tor the
sons engaged in the robbery, and half the
money recovered y :
sugis 8. HUTCHINSON 4 sogs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-18

MO HOgE LSSAREANDCkAshLs
~ HaIn.ss- No more boots Ana "a
thrown away half worn out Use CAL. -
and PeTfumsd Pure Meats Foot on, ths,' ,,.
making The leather soft and pliaos A. -
cresSing its beauty snd wear 100 psI
In quart and half gallon tin boxes- So
nient for use also by the gallon anag
ISAIAH wARREs,,
Jel2 a Main sdesL-
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NUTS.
onnn POUNDS LANGUEDOCK SOFT
OUUU SHELL ALMONDS.
400 pounds Bordeaux Walnuts
20Q pounds Sicily Fflberts.
200 pounds Brazil Nuts
50 sacks Tennessee Peanuts-
10 sacks African Peanuts
Just arrived and for sale low by
SCHULTZ & NEU aAUSEN,
aneI5 95 Market ST., opposite City Bank.
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FLOUR.

~ gARRELs WASHINGTON, ~
0U Fancy" Family Piour, t1 ssir lily
and for ale by nLEcga IN MN
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SUNDRIES.
IN BOXES ITALIAN MACCAR0NI.
10 boxes Domestic Macaroni.
10 boxes vermicelh
II cases Prepared French Mustard
S eases olive OIL, pints and quarts.
50 dozen Lemon Syrup
50 dozen Raspberry Syrup.
leo boxes Calabria and Sicily Lieorice-
'G sc sffe 1t z NEuHApsES,
auglS IS Market u, opposite City Bank.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-18

FOX's { fncinnati Starch.
IN BOXES, JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
w sale by
augl7 M.REILLY
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Editors of the Register:
| forward you the enclosed lost paper
that Won may publish it. 1t was no
doubt intended for publication, but GER
tainly missed its destination. 1t is
minus heading, date and signature, but
NAV be understood 10y those for whom
it was intended:
"HAREl FROM THE ToNBs D., poLEFCL
sor-Spn
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The above sale Il adjourned until SAT-
URDAY, AUGUST 9TH, 1871 at 10 o'clock
g. BRADY,
J. l. HOBBS,
Executors and Trustees.
Aupust ia ls7l augl7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-25

THE STORAGE OF CorToN.-The Cotton Ex-
change has for long time desired to concen-
trate as much as possible of the cotton In this
city In one warehouse, and yesterday after
noon a special conmitte visited the Atlantic
Docks and inspected the different stores. The
president of the Dock Company, j. 8. T. Stran-
shan, has at present available storage cover
ing two acres and half, capable Of storing
thirty five Thousand bales, of cotton. and the
company proposes to build additional stores,
covering seven acres, capable of accommodate
Ing one hundred thousand bales. and TO lease
the premises to the Cotton Exchange. 1t Is
claimed that the advantages to be gained by
tiie concentration OF cotton in one place are,
first. the prevention of waste and thefti sec
ondly, diminuuon OF expense. especially IN IN
-surance; and thirdly, the facility of transact.
ing. business by telegraph, through an agent
Without visiting the store. Since the lst 9,
September, 1870, there have been received u
New York 1,03S.000 bales of cotton. The
apantity generally remaining on hand varfet
from $4,000 bales In September to. 25o,00(
bales In Wipter.-.Nep York Post, 21st.
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EQUAL TO THE EMErsESCY.-0n Tuesday
last, policeman McNnlty, philadelphia, was
torn sadly by q conflict beCWeen modesty and
duty, but duty dragged him at last from her
rival, and placed him In an embarrassing yet
honorable position. At the South street bath
house there are ''male" and 'sfemale" days,
and "Wednesday was Of the latter 'ort. The
bath-house was filled with such naiads as Phil
adelphIa, that city Of beauties, alone car. pro-
duce. Not one OF them was dressed-even in
q lace collar. Now the floor of the natatorium
is an inclined plane. and little girl tumbled
into q place too deep for her, and was In Inn
mnent danger of drowning. e1t course, when
such crisis came, the ladies could only
wiring their hands and scream for help. Pol
iceman McNnlty heard that scream. For an
instant he hesitated. Modesty caught him by
the coat.tail and shrieked: 'Ba! shame !"
and had she been classical would have spoken
of the fate of Aciaon. Duty caught him by
the collar; said little, bnt gave him raise up
to the bsth-house window, and then. with q
coup de pied, sent him head first ln among the
pink beauties. who shrunk, vet feared to fly.
They pointed to the spot where little Mary
Wilson had SINK 'for the third time" and In
he plunged boldly, regardless OF all save vir,
the and bis duty. The child was saved, and
when Mr.. McNuity looked up he saw but re-
treating forms and dripping heads-the latter
protruding from, the former just entering the
bathing-rooms. ~. -=ssEzs..-
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ss.ssy - 0asASsf SuJ sac
The municipal election resulted In the re.
turn Of six Conservatives and forty.nins mo-
derate Republicans. -
Prinde Napoleon. who was at Havre, was
ordered to leave France. -, -.
The Bonapartist journal, Ayenier Liberal,
has been seized, a7..
The courts-martlal for the trial of Commu.
nists at Versailles have been adjourned.
zBouvalet is among the successful candidates
in the election on Sunday. - =, -
Heavy payments towards the second half
mllHard Of Indemnity have been effected. It
is reported that Fayre persists in his resigna-
ton because the petition Of the bishops, urging
the government to support the temporal
power of the Pope; has been referred to:the
ministry of foreign affairs. rs-s' iS5s.a. ~ !
-. l. - r, LONDON, July a.:
The Auckland, hence for Sydney, has been
wrecked. Crew andpassengers saved.
The meeting at Hyde Park yesterday was e
failure. lA=heaYy rain prevailed during the
day and prevented any considerable crowd
from assembling.
Prince Frederick William, OF Prussia, has
arrived at Osborne. The Emperor and EN-
press of Brazil have gone to Birmingham. =
4ssslso MADRID, July "a.
The new ministerial combination under Ser
rano has failed. 1t is said serrano refuses to
undertake the tor1nationof another cabinet
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TIE NEW YORK SCHUIzENFES1
Coronation OF the KIng.

Of the close of the New York schutzenfest,
the Sun says: "For an hour the marRsmen
shot away without being able to bring down
the thin little bits OF wood, the last remnant
of the eagle. Every one despaired. On a
sudden a loud shout was heard; every one
rushed forward to the spot where the lucky
markspan stood. One man irantically en-
.tys beard In an ecstscy OF Joy, and. all
Kissed, and hugged, and pinched, and squeez-
ed the man until he got out of their way by
being lifted on the backs Of two enthusiastic
marEsmen, who triumphantly carried hlm
around and exhibited him to the multitude.
When the shot had been fred The band struck
up Hail to thee In thy laurel Wreatn," ana
the copse scene resounded with the echoes OF
10y. Every one, with the exception OF the
women. tried to get at least one kiss or hug
out of the new King, who bore his fortune
with much seeming .equanimity. The new
King Is George Aery, q bright young Prusslan
of tWenty-niDe years, who Lives at NO. 261
Madison street. His Majesty received the graf
ulstiops and handshakes Of his subjects very
cordially, and then lighted cigar. which ne
smoked with gusto on the shoulders OF the
two who carried his royal body.
The excitement was great, and Captain
Gerdes ordered his marksmen to disband and
to cool OF their Joy, which was done bV dane.
Ing and drinking good beer In Mr. Schnlthels'
inyIline place. The band played, and the
lnarksmen marched upto the coronation plat.
form, preceded by young girls dressed In
white. and looking pretty In their golden hair
and the white wreaths that enclosed their
long. waving rtnglets. There the little and
the big girls formed circle round the King,
whom Miss Schnackenberg, aged l6, present.
ed with golden medal, which, shs told MIN
pression, tihe should ever wear on his heart,
on that heart which should ever loyalty beat
for the veal of his corps"
HIS Majesty took of his hat and advised all
the bachelors to get married, which was. rap
turously applauded BY the matrons and greatly
laughed at by the girls. Captain Gerdes pre-
senIed his sovereign with the golden watch
and chain, which was the most solid OF the
royal Insignia. Then they marched back;
dancing, drinking and feasting.
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THE MGHrm ceRKA.
A aMsiasgs TO; AdmiraIssRodgeEs-WAZ
sthe,e Crew OF the General d s4sxmARa
wore Klled.srs sae1esa sdr ,nn: a4ssa,

NEW YORK, July "a.
/, e3he following is copy of letter brought
to Admiral Rodgers by party of Coreans
shortly after the arrival of the expedition in
their waters, and before the first conflict oc-
CURED: SIN the year 1859, man Of your
nation, whose name was Sebiger, came here
and communicated. and, then went away.
why cannot you do the same? In 1856. q
people named French came here, and ne refek
you. 10 them as to what happened. This people
has lived for four thousand years 10 the enjoy.
ment Of It's -own civil lizationS and I'VE wantno
other. We trouble nQ other tlen-why do
you trouble, us? Our country is In Mee1-
treme east and yours IN the extreme westIfor
whatpurpose do jyou come 90 many. thousand
miea across the ses.s Is II to Inquire about
the ship destroyed General Sherman " Her
mbn com mitted piracy and murders, and were
punished with death. Do .yoa want our
lands that cannot be. Do you want inter
course with us sGthat cannot be either. AS
the party. had no authority or credenhafs 10
treat, neither Minister low nor Admiral
Rogers paid any attention to- the communica-
t1Ou. .S. 81
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{; THE n WEATHER THIS DAF.

WASHINGTON, July a..
Probabilities: Easterly Winds with cloudy
weather Rhl probably continue on the Allan
tic coast until Tuesday morning, and the area
of southerly winds, with threatening weather,
extends to New York by Tuesday night: Brisk
winds from the South are PROBABLE for to.
night on Lakes Mchgap and Superior. Local
rains. are probable from Northern Illinois to
Mississippi = : -,
Yesterdays Weather itepor's OF the
SIGNAL Service, q. s. A.-4.47 p. NJ.
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THE KL-KLUxs s0oMHITrEE.
No Increase Of crims in GeorgIa-Ths
Law OF seif-prescrSatton-The Intim-
fdation OF Democratic Voters:
WASHINGTON, July. a.

a.. WASHINGTON, July a..
J. q. Christie, Of Athens, Georgia, was ex.
amined to-day BY tile aKu- Klux committee.
BE testified, m. slbstanees that he knew Of no
Ku-Klux orgauizatlon.tI his district or In any
part of the State In answer to the inquiry as
what facilities he had of knowing anything
about It, he stated he had been twice elected
to Congress from that district, and usually at
tended the courts of the western circuits, as
cults: and In response 20 interrogatorles, he
stated he belleTed, ,thathe was personally ac-
quainted With the people generally. No
more crime was committed now than
before the war In bis section of the
State. He admitteda that there had
been concentrations OF law by disguised par.
ties for the purpose ,of furnishing persons for
theft, &C., and stated that 1t was the general
opinion In the community that people took
the law into their own hands because so many
criminals had been pardoned. Another cir.
'cumBtance which gave rise to the many exag-
gerations In reference to the so-called Ku,K ,Klux
was the fact that mischievous young men, for
purposes OF amusement, sometimes wrapped
themselves In sheets and scared the supersn-
tious negroes, some of whom affected to Pc
lieve they were ghosts Of deceased O0nfede.
rate soldiers. These negroes had disguised
themselves and whipped white man 10 Clarke
County, and there had been but little said
about it. Another party or disguised negroes
had attempted to murder white man named
Hancock, who had been convicted and sen
fenced, but was subsequently, pardoned.b by the
Governor. The witness expressed the opin-
ion that Alfred Richardson had not been at
tackled on political grounds, and that no ne
groes had been intImaated. from voting the
Republican ticket, but s0me had probably
been prevented by threats from voting the
Democratic ticket The whole tenor Of his tes-
timony was to the effect that that he believed
there was no regular Organization In Georgia
for the purpose of violating the laws. Tne e1'
animation was long and tedious.
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SPARKS EBoM TEE WIRES, y

]. Rev. DR.. Jacobs, for forty years professor
In the Pennsylvania Collage, Is dead. I,.
The bark NIckerson, WITH her crew. has
been lost of the Cape OF Good H0paa ~ sase
C. Stone, q reporter fQr the Philar
deIphIa Age, Is drowned. ~
The President has pard0ned 1Reddin and
Brown, Of Tennessee, ,iRho We're convicted OF
| wJ. ?. stafkwsather has been appointed
collector of customs at st. Marks, Fla.
Naval Paymaster Richard Washington Is
restored to duty.