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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

GENERAL GRANT expects the report OF
the San Domingo Commission to answer
the facts presented by Senators SUMNER
and SEIZURE, in their speeches. Will
the Commissioners show that United
States vessels were not used to aid Gen
eral BAEz, or that General GRANT did
not act in open defiance of the Consti'
tuition, by usurping powers contided tc
Congress alone? lfthe Commissioners
cannot reach these points, their report
will not aid the President in his awk
ward position. He chose to make a
stand for Sam Domingo against the
will OF vast majority of the people,
and must take the consequences.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

will be Quick to discriminate between
real and pretended friends, between
them who turn out and vote for the
Amendment for their sakes, and those
whose indifference keeps them from the
polls or who suffer some senseless
whim or prejudice to cast vote against
it The disiranchised have carefully
marked the motives and efforts hitherto
of the originators and supporters, as
well as opposers Of the measure, and
will continue to do so in future, and
reward accordingly. "A friend in need
is a friend indeed becomes to them
intensely real"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01
John Quincy Adams Oh Democracy.

Quincy, Mass, March IL, 1911.
DEAR SiR:-I have received two
copies Of the True Georgian, the first
containing an able article on Judge
Stephens speech, and the latter, one on
The Present and the Future. " need
not say that the policy indicated seems
to me wise, and the only one which in.
sures success. The North can never
be carried for a new revolution. We
must demand selEgovernment for all,
and guarantee eTwl rights 10 al men:
Give Democratic administration
which shall secure the rights Of the
States and regard the limits of the Fed
eral Constitution, and all of us, South
as well as North, can conduct our
home matters as the people athome de-
sire, and if that is not the best way
then the whole fabric is a vision.
Very respectfully, j. z. ADAMS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

In the Anti Ku-Klux bill now before
the House, the President is authorized
to suspend the writ OF habeas corpus;
declare martial law, and to use the
army and navy as he thinks proper
against the people Of any State from
Maine to Texas. BY the terms OF this
Russian ukase, the President is nc
longer to be simply the executor of the
law as contemplated by the Constitu
ton, he is invested with absolute
powers as to the law itself. Practically
he can thus make or unmake the laws.
This is despotism, pure and simple
This is what Senator SUMNER calls arm
ing the President OF a Republic with
the "kingly prerogative.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

A BILL fixing ten per cent. as the
legal rate Of interest has been defeated
in the Legislature of Ohio. We believe
that such bill ought to be defeated, but
the fact of its discussion shows that a
more liberal sentiment toward moneyed
capital prevails in Ohio than here
where even special contracts for high
er rate than six per cent. fall under the
ban OF the law. 1t seems tt
us that if we would induce cap
italists to loan their money here
for the purpose Of developing the re-
sources Of our State, we must guarantee
them the same rate of interest they can
obtain elsewhere upon the same Sc
curitv.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01
CPEC!AL NOTICES.
skafcheIOr's Hair Dye.

This superb Hair Dye is Sthe best in the
Uml,l-Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and In
Simultaneous. 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 IL Bond Street,
New York. jan2I-d&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

IT is reported that FRED. DOUGLASS
has the ingratitude to prefer MaSsa
GRANT to "Massa SUMNER, no'wi'h'
standing all that the latter has already
done for him and all that he proposes to
do in the way Of demanding satisfaction
from the Acquia Creek Steamboat Com
pauy for DOUGLASS lost dinner. How
sharper than a serpents tooth it is, &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

sc. p" IN A communication in the
Pan-Handle News argues that "sound
State policy" and party expediency"
both require the adoption of the Flick
Amendment, on the 9th inst. He
undertakes to describe the character,
and give the views and feelings in re-
gard to this Amendment, Of the dis
franchised, and adds:
"The DISTINGUISHED are qualified and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01
The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to he very line
for Deserts and an elegant ma
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINEc-hn old
favorite with the ladies for !elies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-,lds, the ar
ticle to use with Cox's Gelatine-of
rich and luscious flavor
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, de-
lcious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for inYalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSlN The most perfect rem
edy 70 indigestion AMI dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Puid!u. and Gus
tards.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert. either aiun"
or with Berries.
At LAUGHLIN, BRO. & CO.'S,
Wholesale Druggists
iun2 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01
The editor of the Panhandle Ne'o

The editor of the Panhandle Ne'oS
is informed that the bill sometimes
miscalled the Publishers bill requiring
publication in the newspapers OF GER
tain legal advertisements and OF the
receipts and expenditures OF public
moneys, passed the Senate at Its last
session in Charleston. Itmet its DEATH
az we have heretofore stated, at the
hands Of the House Judiciary commit
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

We copy from the Martinsburs S'''!es-
man an article in relation to some OF the
sub;ects To be discussed in Constltu-
tional Convention. Upon several fthe
points presented there will doubtless
be much contrariety Of opinion but all
must admit that the needed changes IN
the present organic law are numerous
enough and important enough TO give
the Convention plenty Of work. No one
need think that the Convention will
have nothing to do.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

The scene between GARRETT DAVIS
and Ben, BUTLER in the Senate Cham
Der on Thursday must have been ex-
citing. Buffers brutality was finely
illustrated by his gratuitous insult to an
old man who, whatever may be said to
his discredit by his political foes, Is
conceded to be a "gentleman OF the old
school :" a saint in personal honor and
integrity when contrasted with such an
one as BUTLER. Mr.. DAVIS indignation
seems to have been too mighty for ut
terance, and his Senatorial training did
not give him ability to speak of the bull
" as he deserved.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

JESSE r. GRANT, the father OF the
United States OF America, has written
a long and garrulous letter to the GIN,
cinnati Gazette about them SroMsES
and that little five hundred dollar trans
action that was spoken OF a short time
ago. The old gentleman seems so help
less in his second childhood that we
hope the press will pity the sorrows Of
q moor old man" and let him drop as
gently as possible,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Cincinnati
Commercial writing from Atlanta, Geor'
cia, saws of the carpet-bag rulers set up
over the people there: "A more despl'
cable lot of scamps than the human
locusts, which the war sent upon the
Southern States, as rulers, cannot be
found anywhere" Of the Radical or
gan in Atlanta, the correspondent re-
marks: at has ULYSSES :. GRANT up
for President, and AMOS T. AKERMAS
for Vice President, and is frisky IN
being a dog and having collar
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

A letter from Concord, \. H., in ref
erence to the late election, says the two
ladies' who were nominated for School
committee were both defeated. In one
district Miss Longley ran on the Repuh-
lican ticket, and was opposed 10y her
father, who was on the Democratic
ticket. lie was elected 10y small ma
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01
ELIEil.

STEPHENS-In st. Louis on Friday
morning, March 3lSt, 1871, WEBSTER a
STEPHENS, son of +. w. stephens, i'm the
Sd year of his age.
Mr.. Stephens was formerly resident OF
This c;lv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01
Grants South Carolina PrOc;ama.
ton.

ton.
The Charleston NewS, commenting
on the Presidents action toward South
Carolina, says: "The formidable proc,
lamation from President Grant will do
no good, and may do harm. There are
no insurgents to disperse, but all the
soldiers who ever crossed the Potomac
can not make South Carolina happy
and contented so long as ignorant ne
groes rule intelligent white men, and
neither intellect nor wealth has voice
in the Councils of the State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

The aggregate of fixed and estimated
valuations of real and personal property
in the State of Ohio for the present year
az a basis for taxation is 81 ,45O,33o, 100
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01
o, sing a song O Caesars,
\ bcllyfull o "rye,'
E,vht-anl-fOrt blarkbir,l

Eating humble pie:
Grant i'm the blue-rooin counting out his
money,
Dent in the kitchen stealing rum and
honey.
Morton up stairs packing up the clothes,
Along comes New llanIpshirc-LOrd, how
she crows!
N. y. Leaeir.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01
Removed.

II will be seen by the above advertise
ment, that FEARGUS WHALLY, late at
Forgey a Clemens, has formed partner
ship with Frank Dalbey, and opened n
Boot and Shoe store at No. lG Market
street. two doors above Monroe, [Reed d
Jones old standj, where they keep a full
assortment OF their own make and Eastern
EOots and Shoes mars
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01
I37 MARKET STREET

tWest Side, Two Doors Above Monroe
Where they make 10 order Ladies
and Gentlemenis Boots, Shoes and Caters
In every style. They also keep a fine as
sortment or first-class Eastern goods, which
thsy Will sell very low for cash.
r: s--They have the exclusive right 10
make and sell the celebrated Excelsior
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

iiliSc;Iy.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ION PURIFYING TsaE BLOOD.

rhc reputation this cx.
ccllcilt medicine cnjoyt.
L. derived fna,i It's cures,
nIiny ,,f weiri. are truly
marvellous. Inytscrnic
eases uf scruinlons dis.
casc. whore tho tystcm
seemed saturnir,l with
corruption. have been
puriilssl AID cuitll by u.
Srroimlons affections and
disorders, ,wlirhvere ng.
gravatcd l,y the seroiii.
Ions contamination until
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
MIDDLET0WN STOVE HOUSE.
sonN NJ. nou.RYS,

rHAKES pleasure ii announcing 'o MS friends
L ot Miidlcown aad surrounding country,
ih,; hc has taken tie Tin aud Stove Store 81 The
l#te 5. " Roberts, a,il e.,a.s 80 ,hc pahlir the
largest nul tr,i .pitgtrd stock of stoves, lnth
Cooking sud Heating. uycF oG,tcl To- Niadlcovu.
aud u, prices uH, stunot fell 80 d.yt,sc. Among
tic asbufiu.eu; are tie following
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
u MMMa
Delaware Rail Road Line
Summer ArrnnEemem
sotFn,

OS and after Monday, April fonrth 1870. Passenger
~ Trains viii fnlDwr, Until farther notice. All
trains sundays excepted.
souxu sDtru
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PARLOR STOVES.
BRILLIANT. DEN DROP,
GAS BtENlNG BASE, tNinN AlH TIGHT
pARluR LIGHT. uCE rAELuB.
Also. SLNTuN'S : PAELUE HEATERS.


pARLuR LIGHT, our fAlILpt.
Also SENTuN'S PAELuE HEATERS.
Stoves or ~ Kind suith', f.r Stores oaic,s,
y Bir-raoils and Schao l.eusc.
tls.. o.. Nom'ut Glu5s aui Oh Oriental. bo.h
uasuria- .l 10 beauty anl efficiency. theE can
be sesu ia operation % ihe tu.e o i'N ptot.eior
All size, 90 Ear-toum stoves and Template
SuEss repaired laa netisc.
Uld s,uy,. taken in rs-lAnge,
TIN NAAE0 Wholesale aud r.''' =
reiasl l,rs J..al rar.maa hiu-,i. BE- iIsia.s
he ,4tn give satisfaction t5e.i vhuDNor hHu with
tht9 ua-. iHr'ienlHr su5nuon rai 90 Root
Hg and -lua'nr
Ar uIs nGANcu Srolg Sr GEORGES
IL lis larsr .,a,s uf Siuys uul nm v re on
hand. and pg.iared - ha ",l "'lgts i"r
sraers r,y w'Ea ~ .sTe. .r''ri,". ~ sr
a, 'ae shar,,.' not..yaa 1g Ae luitefas.
s- uRU-ga SOLICITED.
JOHN u. RlGEErS.
ISIS ls. ls,a-.
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they were painfully nnlirtlnF. have leon radically
eurr,l in such great humber n nimost every scc.
iigr 81 the rcuns that The puhl:c seafrey need 10
boinf;aruett uf itsNhtur. ~ ifrs.
Ssrcflutk poison Is one ~ tic most destructive
enemies OF our race. oncn. Ills untren and rricli
tenant o! tie organism uudrinncs tie epn.ttrtion.
and nyiics the ,inrk OF .niceiineo OF fatal dscascs
whout exriing n suspicion oi pres cnrc. Agnin,
Il seems "a breed Infection throughout the LODI, aud
into one or ether OF " icous forms, either On the
surface or ainorr tiic ,,nt. IN The latter, nbcr-
clrs mny be sudhpHly deposited IN the lnng- or
heart, uf tulnors formed in the liver or u shows
lis presence ly crlrtinns The skin. foui ulcer
ations honic lAlt uf the body. llcrcc the occa'
rinnai use " BOTTLE Of this >arsoIoiii1 i adj
yisabr, even WHEN ~ ari,c fymlioHs of disease
appear. Persons Afflicted With tie following com
plants generally lind immediate telcf, and. Mt
length. cure, ., The usr of this S.fEs s-frtkIL-
Tsffsr. SAT- R,euni. S~nid Hcud. Rinp,rorm.
Sorr Eprs. kore Fars, and other cfuptions or
visible forms of srioftions disease. Also In thc
Heart Dissasc. rus. F,liri,sv. Neuralgia.
and ihr various freroHs affections Of the ntscil.
laI .nd ncrNnii@ fystems.
SDphHis or t~nrrcai aud Nerrnriol DiseHses
arc cured hy II. though long tire s required for
suhduing tlcfc obstinate maadic. lA auy mr,lirine.
Bu, long continued use Of this mrlirlac VIII cure
the rnnplnnt. fsurortbnu or hffss. ff'rfnc
tfeerafions. and fcmair Bisear.s. are com.
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured hy It's
purifying md intigofniinr eject. Minute Dltcc'
lions for each case are iouuh W our Alnsnar sup.
plicd grniia Ghenp,afism and Goaf. when
canscd hv accumulation. Of cNitaurnus matters
In the blood, Weld quickly io Il. ne also iircr
naff.n Of the IirsP. nnd.iuHIdirc, len slnr,
ns they oitcI do. from the rambling pofOns in the
blood. This s.fESl lPIKii ~ l. z great y.
tinrcr for the strength and vlrrr af the syftcin.
Those who arc Iang,fd and Ii.,,exs. Des,on-
dent. Sfcrpi,ss. and troubled With hsrrnHs .fp-
prehc1sioas or Fears. or any oi the affections
symptnmniir oi hrn"hrss. WIZ hih hhutuihu
relief and convincing evidence Of It's restorative
power upon trial.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR,

A pREPARATioN uf ROOTS AND HERE'S,
warranted to hc sIiitiiy vegetable, aud csn do
no injury 10 an, one.
II has hccn used l,y hundreds, snd known'for
tho last thirty-hvc Years as onc ni ihe most te-
liable cfracious nn'l harmless Preparations ever
offered To the suffering. !. taken regularly and
pcrsisicnily. II Is sure 10 cure Dyspepsia, head
ache, jaundicc, eosiiYeucss,
sic. headache chronic diar-
REGULATOR. trhaa, affections " the hai-
oder, camp dysca'cry, alice
-. ---.-f ,iuns ~ ihc kdnrs $. ittcr,
nervousness, chills, diseases OF the ssin, imrut
of the blood melancholy, or acprcssicu OF spirits,
heartburn, collie, or pains in the bowels, PAIN IN
the head, fever and acne, irolsy. hoils, pain IN
hack and limbs, ns,hn,a, !spelas female ai-
feeiions. and bilious diseases generally
Prepared oniy by J. II. ZElliX & CO.
pruggis,s. Macon, Ga,
Send for a Circular. Price - " mail si.2h
For sale l., CHARLES TATMAN, in.
Dee. 2t-ly. M'dd'c'own, bei.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
COOK STOVES.

NIAGARA, PAEL0R COOK, NlAlTUh
C0RbI. Ct OK, WN. Pi'NN, LGlllGll
aud Others midt in he city.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

FREIGHT TRAIN, With Passenger Car attached, viii
cay~ stailanp Hnw,d vt u. following changed hours.
l.ulJe,t eiigs incident 10 fseWist usirvs. tE Going
-,niii, leave Wilmington aAat 90 \. ~ New Castle,
i5. Mid.iis town, -; Clayton. 20; Dover, 20;
Camden o Is; FELTON,. 10 TO- Hh H. duc at iiardng.b
10 20 \ Il Going N"rih 20 leave harrington ahaut o5
T. ~ irIar, 50. Camden, 20. bower. 35 Norton. q;
Cm, ton dH 'tfhlfuWu ~ Seu Castlr 10 Ou Aad b.
das ai Wilmington 10 10 T. ".
iis ialn Viii slHp 10 iahr passengers only at Sta
tiHus upmsH hut vii Nri down passengers any regular
r,"piinE iscr bswc,l harrington and Wilmington, cs-
cet iates crncr state Road s 'unciiou aEd Dupont
NEw tASILE TENNE.-lrayr New tAsiis fir Whining
ald lidadriphp at u -. lRyr !hiiadpipl ia at
u NJ u. urd Wilmington 10 Z. Il. Iuf AsN JAsur.
S@iHNt HHsSra fHNtNr.- Additional L. Iins. alave
10 isatr SiHS fur las u 90 4. hnd r.
Lgat tia4inH for smyrna ~ \. y. aud . T. ~ 10
make connections with trains iaard tm ioyer aud sta
tinu* loeta. u! y. kENNEY,
| jan. t~-y Superintendent n.l u II.
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TRIMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
sS125 { y <, II.

n b am also prepared a at my shop IN
udc.st, % atlhc,i NY belavarc Phosphate Suwlr
Wit. aii iia improvements snd IN ihc mes. sH'-
.iquiiai manner 10 tie l'aints & Wood or any
commou grain dri!i naU in u.e, and guarantee
70 Give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishins the Niachmeui will rletse
forward their Orders rs seen Hs p0ssibc gs only
i limited numrr will lr iurui.bch ihis aCaEan.
TH4MS delaware Phosphate Suwrr aftaHi-
"a Ola drll, Sst. Cash o. nn approved nute st
..1 lavs. ". y. li.wiiuy y. y.
July left oics'r Del
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+ A r VI T. r S !!
Look to your Interests.

4 VAIL yourselves of wha; usy hc your or'y
I \ opp rjuuity 10 pc, l'urr Norway uai far
seed viiluu, investing nuy niuncy-Fora short
time viii oii,r io Furnish fcv reliable int,urr
with genuine Norway uu', ,ur seed. on i.c iol-
lowing condititns;
Eich farmer on application viii receive o.
many bushels % uels d. w utAF atH8re, lNr WHICH
he viii hr required % cilch,s rsettt' ari l"r''}
on The same that b. Wi,l deliver ri Nfl.ctnWu
pctnt. or saair other depot ou tie l;.Eoaa
lutir bushels at SarwAt oat-, hg n#t i'r every
/ one lushgl received hy h,fl iIa;a aH ou og Zee
4 lore the 1T iHi ot urtoj'r ISL. t"i nlV.i-
can, wiI; lie ,i.ssi ia order, 80 ~. 1','t c' 'H'
4 tss than tea Ish,ls ~ ,b.s ", . j. '
! Ii, seed oats fof uH;llu. .nl 'isl a'. tc-
I ritngc v.,h lae oats UlA tgau. Z. lais.u u.n- W.
/ ,immia't have seen in ill,if favor ". .i''t Nv
4 will hirc u. rt lust,'- 10 .cll uhrr pafii n'
bl,k than u. WoD'i 'stc hal HaF ans other
UI's. L. i,, Getting ~. 'i e.t 20 @ Art.
I Tics- oeis have lroy,u, un q iitd oi '.rf.l
. gI..r-. iu Dr. W %. f..r 2. H' H't.f
~ pi,id tcsdts hlviuc such SIG s'lt" i'it
+ there u lilllc ur no dau-tf NJ thtW at.H twnN.
From Wis, hafe sern or Them t.'iase thuy
viii produce under 'aror 'J rireams atr q itua
hry Ia cipl'y lUsht'- tn TIE Vsft. rH3-0j lH.i
wear about tlirir Insi"s o. i'.e asra aa r. poor
ground as there i- in Ncv Ces''r ta s.W,i
ono huahcl ln the aft' lH' "0 5-- - tt .Hr' 'i1'
they were dfi'rF in uH r.-'lt I3eu Htprui
aud followed hs Lcliinf rl.n. iet wore tur-
erred loo trtpis mil ou'y about tge y u. nn.l'
a came ~. Al Who slw jh.ia Thought ,lH'
hnl The, hr,n thick enough iitss would h,Y.
produced from tiiy to si>iv Gusl,ls Ia lhe acre
ilr a. u Higgins. ucsr hrilenaHsh fai.r, them
last wear aud considered 'hcm NtstH 5ilff.H' i'
any other nais be has iTei uHr st.l q,
changing as much rs our Siu.h, ant s. .ni
Of oats il much muFe profitable tiana crop q
wheat, therefore. Il pays ht. % - The hri s'gi
All those VIM think ~ saNtnz NORWAY eat
nrxt Spring are cordially invited 10 visit y, J
Evans or H. r. nFtdly, q, Nilliefuwn ~, So
and there learn tie of. iu ol the ests. aud ira.
some Of Of iac numerous testimonial Ia iAci
favor. Those farmers who rroFef II huy then
eau do so lur = 90 Per ldslel, cssh or nlucu
day note uteis either wAt, uftN le ltit viii
Eft. Evans, or A. I. Hr3div Or With the sul
scrihcr. u. X. COCHRAN
Jan. 99-lew Midd5ttoHn l'rl,
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
RPiRFD Br
Dr. =. G. AVER 4 CO.. lowell. Mass,
Practical aud analytical Chemists.
SOLD NJ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.

For hy Charles Tu'inan MidAirio~n l'cl
nui by Drugs ISIS ani Dealers in Medicine every
where. oct. lj-ly
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-02
HOW WILT BE {

At the concert to be given a. Lyeeum
Hall on Feb. 10, by committee of ladies,
for the benefit of the Ames Methodist
Episcopal Church, ON St Charles street,
We are extremely anxious to know whe-
Their the invidious andabominable "caste'
distinctions which prevail in that church.
are to be observed in seating the audience
at the concert, or whether for the pur-
pose Of raising money, (for the benefit Of
this Temple Of the Albino, where the
demon Of prejudice has proudly stood at
the door, and pointed the colored man
'zo the gallery to worship God) the mani
prllators of this concern are willing, for
the occasion, to associate their sacred
selves, without regard to race, color OF
previous condition" r..,-.
To none of our readers, is it more
painful, than it is to us, to throw q
dampcr ON anything which the Ladies
undertake, but we could not permit this
notable occasion to pass, without this re-
ference to an establishment whose prac-
tees are standing insult to our people
and disgrace to Christianity. -o
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The petition to the City Council from
one u. A. Fernandez to take all colored
prisoners now in the WorkhOuse and en-
ploy them ON his plantation at fifteen
dollars a month" requires to our way o.
thinking, IN Undertaking and indignant
negative. On the very face of the appli-
cation there is that insolent and unjust
discrimination between criminals, ON &C
count of Color Granting the power Of
the Council to employ prisoners, other
wise than on works Of public utility, what
right has any man to the services of one
set of prisoners more thnn to another !
This matter we are glad to see has been
referred to the Administrator of Police,
and we have too much confidence in the
discretion of Col: Lewis, to suppose it
possible for him to recommend the Coun-
Gil to accede to this outrageous petition.
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COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. Ill 80 A. NJ.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. Ill 80 A. NJ
CorroN-The market opened With moderate
inquire and poor aasortment q sale; but the
Inter has since been approved b. the addition
Of fresh samples Buysrs. howevse claim conees-
sions in visw oftAe decline At New York. and
the unfavorable news from Hvapool; and the
sales SUM up only 1880 balss. partly at a shade
under yesterdays figures
Yesterdays sales reached 1880 bales, the
market closing At loa@ l2le For,Low Ordinary,
12@12lc for Ordinary. 13I@13sc. for Good
Ordinary, l4@14lc. for Low Middling 14I@15
C. for Middiing, l5l@lSac. for Strict Middling.
and-@153c for Good Middling.
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their shadows before them" and we are
confident the good work thus happily
begun viii continue to be the rule, and if
this be true, Mr.. Pinchback, need have
no fear q the malignant sstacls Of the
Times or any othsr paper Of such mer-
cenary tendercies as it is; for Che peopls
know too well Why It fears the combine
ton of the white and eolefed people pol
itically; such result would be the death,
knen Of many fat Jobs, the Times con-
templates having a finger in. .AAOc'