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mnrc honest tutcs Than Powell 90 Booth.
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-12

| - = from the other. These two ma
t aa,u :. conquered, the rest Of Europe europe
will will nass under the yoke very easliy,
without firing a shot. "ln thus manner
Eurone can and will be subjugated.
Reading this document over, one Is
puzzled which to wonder at most, us
keen insight into the weaknesses OF hu-
man nature, it's boldness of conceptioh'
or its fragrant immortality. Peter Dc
lieved it to be the destiny of Russo 10
gain empire over the whole world, ana
he coolly proposed to his descendants
to work out this glorious end ny Inc
most aagitous compound OF violence
and treachery. 1t is impossible 10 re'
sist the conclusion that this most SIN
gular document has really served as a
text book of Russian policy for the
last two centuries. We see that part
of the instructions contained in 1t have
been carried out already. Poland has
been destroyed, the power of Sweden
crippled, Persia is little better than
fief of the Cars, the Baltic is all but
a Russian lake, the Black Sea will soon
be the same. The march on India has
been steadily progressing for years,
and now the Muscovite and British out
posts can almost exchange shots. The
days Of Turkey seem 10 be numbered,
and the time for attacking the great
powers of Central Europe may be clos
er at hand than most people imagine.
The only point in which Peters fore
cast of European politics is evidently
at fault is in connection with Germany.
He did not forcsec the rise Of Prussia
This fact, however, need not discomfort
those who have in hands the carrying
out of his bchests, for they have only
10 apply 10 Prussia what the great
Gar says with respect to Austria, and
he end sought can be accomplished |
quite as readily and very nearly in the /
same manner This document and the
celebrated apothcgm of Napoleon Bo-
laparic, that III fifty years from his
imc Europe would be either all Cos
.ack or all Republican, are curious H.
of the faculty great minds
ave Of discerning the direction of the
march Of events in the far future
Russia has certainly pursued her self.
imposed mission Of carrying out the
Viii of Peter the Great with undcyiat-
ng ia.thfulncss and pcrsistcncy, II is
y no means certain that she will noti
e able 10 realize ii TO The last clause. =
We arc evidently ON the eve Of a ire
lcndogs effort TO advance the accomp-
shment Of her destiny by another and
host important step.
I
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-12
Summons.

TERRITORY OF 1naHo. In Justices Court, before
Souht! Oh boise. James Egan.
VIM. H. Miller & Co.. versus L. d. Petit.
To K. ID. PETIT:
WHEREAS. ISAAC NEWTON OF THE FIRM
oil W. H. Miller Co.. has made complaint 20
,he undersigned one of the Justices of the Peace in
ana Tor said county that you are indebted 10 them in
.he sum OF Fifty three Dollars and Ten Cents 1883 l0
owl: FOR lumber furnished ut your special instance
once: therefore. in tho name of the people Of the
United states In the Territory Of Idaho you are here
oy summoned to be and appear before me, at my Of
nee IN Piacersiie. In said county on the 2ist day OF
january D. 1871, ut , o'clock in the afternoon OF
saa day. to answer said complaint or Judgment viii
nc taken against you for the Of Flfty-three Dol
ars and Ten Cents and costs OF Suit
, osen under my hand and dated at fpiacerville, in
tne county Of Boise, on the Odd day OF December, A.
d. is.o JAMES EdAN, Justice of the Peace
hs"S Of said county.
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GREENHOUSES
StageIine

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Carrying the 4. y. Mails and Wells. FAR.
Co.'s Express, VIII. until further notice -
follows:
Idaho City and Boise City Line
Le-yes tle stage Office II the Luna House ldalsc-
every morning ii = O'Clock and reaches Bolsf n,
the afternoon Of the same day.
Boise Basin Line
Leaves Idaho City for CeHterg.Ile Pioneer a.3 p.
crrN4l1e every morning al : O'Clock. Tor lassg
CT iEeagAt apply II the Office ia idaho CITY. 10
NELSON CHASE, Agent
Or al Boise City 10 HENRY OkEATHOUsE Prnr,
Idaho cliy. July :. Is50-if
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25
NeuefeS.

geridiebene DeYei9en n,elben: @us ecn'
bon : Som Ret4sfan3ter .. gismard 1T
bier bic off3tene Rptiffattpn %etnsesansen,
bab Der @afenftnfanb nur bts ben "a. St.
bruar Yrplonstrt 1T unb aber btefss d.
tuu1 ttnaas nt4t p~erldnsert tperben pirb.
Cine @peeialbepeiae aus geriatdes fast,
bas BITE Mblief erans ber @afen ter geias>
uns Don parts nunu,ebr uotlenbet 1T. Da<
runter befnben f9 100000 Musfeten unb
40 grpneefanpnen. Die 3abl Der e~iiernen
@eidlse auf ben @d1ea 1T nod niat se>
nau fefsefeat.
marlaan MeMabcn unb nod 11ebrere
anbere fraus0fiae0 fFstere 86beren &anses,
bic III Rttsliebern Der Nattonal.8 erianau,>
lung ertpdblt Fnb unb i& sesenpdrtis in
beutider &riessssfansenfaaft bsfinben, paf'
irten Srantfurt a. R. auf ttrer1 @ese mad
Bcrteaur. Son ben beutfaen gebSrben
pirb alien 5u Abseorbneten sewdblten
&riesssefansenen bic ststlnaBn,e an ber
MISUNDERSTANDING sefattet.
SIN, peutfaen 9auptquartier su gerfatnes
1T eine Ystition Der 8epSlteruns ron ca
spssn (iest frans0ffal etnsetrofen, tporin
bic germtttluns GeutiHlanbs anserufen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25

wtrb, umS apcYen III etnens neutralen@ taate
III MAIDEN. 49,.
Der @ablprafunss.a usfaub befdttste
bic Watl Don 80 Deputtrten BON garts.
Bon btefen paren &edefort, Btetcr @uso
anb Tlcauet In Der @isuns anwefenb.
Der @peetaleorreipontent Der Shines" tn
Berlin melbet, bae tuenn Der Trtebe ntGt
Dor ben. 3ufammentrttte bes beutf9en&ei9s>
tases absefalcGen fetn fe1te, Safer @i1~
belm wabrfaetnli6 In gerfaiaes b1etben
unb bic i3ufammentunft bes Rei4stases
etnen 4ufldub e1leiben tperte. Der 8aier
leibet an etnem befttsen Mnfaue BON Rbeu.
r1ati5mus.
Naen Mittbetlunssn sufolse ecneentriren
ia tte beutfAen 3ruppen tn sroben MaGen
IN Der Qcire.
@ie es betst, .pirb fir ben SAT-, bag cine
Sefssuns bon Yarts tura beutfde Srugpen
%nctbwenbts befunben perben fo1te, General
gcse1 .. S~alfenaetn gum @cuverneur Der
Staot ernannt trerben.
Die Geutiaen fabren trcs tes @afen>
filfanbes fort, tn ben Don ibnen befesten
2anbestbetlen Gentrtbuticnen ;u erbebea.
Der Stabt 8ernas tu1 Gure>D Department
baben fe 100000 Sranes auferlest.
Gem frani6Fiaen 8latte "@aulois" 5a>
fc1se tdtte 2uremburs an greuben tpesen
gerlesuns Der Heutralitdt eine Sumu1e ror,
2 Mintonen S5ranes su sablen uxb &putbe
bic Sefuns euremburs bur4 preubiide
Gruppen bsisBt wereen. Dieb bebarf tnteb
Der 8efdttsuns. 81 rie1 1T f6er, tab Der
ResierunssYrdfoent pon Srter i4 int auf'
TRACE 8tsmards na9 2uremburs beseben
bat, UNI ii4 nit Der tprtt9en &esterun9
lber mtrfiame Mabreseln CUR &ufre4tbal-
tuns Der Meutralttdt ~ beipre9en.
Sn @ien 1T Der 6ferreiaifae &eiasratb
rpteber ssriammelt.
Graf 8rap, Der bateril4e Miutaerprai>
bent, tit auf bic Ginlapuns bes @rafen Sis>
mard mad @er'at1es eereif, UNI bel Der
Beratbun9 bes Trtetenspertrases mit;u.
rptrfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25
Neuigfetten.

Sin gprbeaur btelt gartbalti cine
3ese, In tpelGer er feline ger3idnstauns auf
bic etene eines &%eprdlentanten unb @ene.
rails ar3sist, NIT terGrfldruns, ct babe fets
bas pfafersetnedtete Tranfreid BON benz
rspublttaniiden Tranfret9 3u unterfAeipen
sewuet.
SIN Gberbcurs tatten fdmmtlide Ganti>
baten Der prleanifii9en partet ausidlies-
lid seiest. SIRE Majcritdten uter bic
GanbioateR Der ibrisen parteien betrusen
24.2l7 etimmen. Die GAIL Der eewdbltsn
Sleania fen 1tdst man auf 400, bic Der 8e.
publifaner auf $50. 9cuapartifen i1ub
pertiltniemdbis nur tpenis semablt unb
mod msntser Intdnser Der altbpurbpntft'
iaen gartet.
Die Der Statt garis auferleste artess;
contribution BON O0MidionenGranes wurbe
Der statt tur9 sin Darleben ter torttsen
Banquiers ucrsefredt unb bic @alfte Der
suma,e par am Is. ;. bereits ausbs3ablt.
s1s etrafe fir bic Don etnen fransOflaen
Sruppen Detadement aus eansres &C.
! iprenste Gtfenbabnbrlde aber tte Mofel
unspstt Soul 1T auf anwetiuns bes @rafen
Bismard aus @erfai1es Der seiammten
prcsin3 epttrinsen eine ausercrpentlt&e
8riessepnributtpn Don 10 @t1tonen5ranes,
rpelde radi9tlps einsetrieben tperben fpa,
auferlest pprben. Gs paren aur @ieber>
terfe1uns Der grads 500 Irbeiter requtrtrt
ruorben; "a bieie f4 aber ntdt sefe1t pa.
ben, 70 1T Don benz Yrifeften bes Departe,
nnents Der Msurtbe, @raf.n &enarb, In
Manes bur9 Dfentltden Anialas serfanbet
tporben, tab Bis CUR Steauns btefer' Arbet.
ter3abl I'm Dsportement Der Meurtbe ale
Tabrifen, 8erswerfe, 5trabenbauten, Sfent
li9e Mrbeiten unb @erffdtten, pel9e r1ebr
ais aebn Mann befadftisen, bel @trafe spn
lO00-l5,0OO SIRE. per Sag, spn benz TIN.
ternebmer einsusteben, sdnsli& sef&loFeu
.perben u1uFen.
Dte fransOfide misunderstanding
Sat ben 9rn. 9bters gum Yrdfbenten Der
prcvticriiaen &esteruns sewdtlt unb i'm,
aberlufen, Elm Mtntfertum 3u btlben.
Das Griaetnea @aribalbi's In Der Ser
fan,mluns fabrte su elmer firmii9en Seene.
! Derielbe nerlanste ndmlib bas @prt, I'M,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25
Der @ +.

Bier aeapsen tuerben. 9ter babe t@ bic
f&werfen unb srSbteu &artufeln sefeben,
BE i'd ie sefeben babe, BON etnemt balbtn
Yfunb @euidt, bic nod bic fletnfen fino,
fann man 1e aufwdrts Bic iu 4 Yfunb
famer fnben unb Musnabmswetfe nod
f9terer. @ota 8edes finb bur&lantttlt&
Don 20 Bis 40 pfunb f&~er, aud bic fawer>
fen @quafbes, bic i'd jentals seieben. Ser
@eisen bat bur9fdntttlt& per 8uftel BON
4 Bis 6 Yfunb %1lsbsrs.pt&t, was eeptb Elm
sutes 3eu9nib 1T. Sn bieier @esenb mob
men rseifens &atboltten, Don bret Naticnsn
r%eprdfentirt. @apsrly 1T cine neu ausse'
leste @tatt, an Der paciFe Stall &cab 9
Meilen pberbalb Delanp. 9err 0ecrs
Dcerf1 er tdlt bier einen ti4ttsen unb gut
einsert9teten @tpre, no man Iaes baben
fann fur Gafb pter in Srabe, unb bebtent
feline Treunte In ber aupprfcmmenbfen Wet'
ft, unb wer einmal NIT tbm Se:tebrt bat,
pirb faeen, ta6 3err DperFer Elm bteberer
unb reeQer Deutf9er if, unb babel srunb
ebrltA. Mu9 1T nod Elm Store bier ppn
einem Srldnber eebalten, Der aud neben'
BET Elm ti9tiser Sdubmeder 1T. Daa
@tabtden 1test an einea1 fdDnen @ee une
biettet @elesenbeit, um@eiadfte aaer Irt au
erridten. Das 8riesemannif6e gier son
ct. Saul madt bts jest ietn Grideinen bier
unb 1T isbr beliebt. DcA perten tn Snr5s
&naalten setronen, I'M. cine neue grauerei
su bausn unb ben @erfeniaft bier au perfsr'
tisen. Nu9 werben bis na&nen Spn1nas1
mebrere neue 9duier e1ridtet. Die fhcn'
fen D%albunsen bes Staates fann man in
Der umsesenb feben unb bas @ols fnte1
reiden Mbias.
DAP Ntemaab in gerleeenbsit tcmn1t, uu1
Elm uatertpmmen su finben, bafar bat 9srs
Mbplpb &ommes seicrst. Gr bat etn fho'
mes @otel unb rpeib feline @dfe aufs gefs
gu bepirtben. @u9 fur Stride unb S4ule
1T seferst, 70 bae benz tattoltiden @nfleble.
anes seboten ii, mas er unter fplden ln'
fdnber tplnf6t. Was einji9 Nctb tbut, ii
Der T1eib. Das Gorb'9cla tann mar an
bas Depot pertaufen, srcbe 8aumfamme
fur 8aubol3 our easemable brtasen unb
binis su trsenb etnsm 3wede sefast befom'
men unb 70 pbneS aptertsfeit balo suSpbl'
fanb selansen. Dte Safes flnb 70 fidreid
BAT man In elmer Stunoe fd Slide senus
fdnet, ur, cine 0ode barpn 3u leteu. @s.
2ut BAL, fi9 cine aHbere 9eimfatte au fu'
den, Der foute nt&t LANCE fdumen, unb fit
bier %anfaufen, neil es jest nod 3eit 1T, e.|
bas nod feile Qant untQotten n~erfauft ieis
mtrb. 8ladi9mitts, bic steQeidt trsenonl
fein sutes &usfpmmen baben, mS9te i4 e..
iuden, f4 bier In Warerls nieber3u1afen
benn bter fam Elm folder in Surge tin &C.
madter Mann perben, unb bic bte1sen Sc
mpbner trerben ibm in ieber Art bebilfit
fem, UNI inn eine fidere 9eiu,atb su grim
ben unb ;u einen1 9uten 5crtfcmnnen mad
&rdften b%eitrasen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25

Bon &i&me1b, @terrs So. tptro a'e
u1tteetbetlt, bab aud bic bcrttse @er'etnoe
unter Der eeituns tbres Seelicrsers bo@'D.
P. Gorbinian O. S. B., cine befonbsre grote'
ftatton sesen bic 8eraubune &onas bti@lol'
fen bat 1etber tam uns PAS Getenftad nt4t
3u; es enttGlt $50 unterl4rtften borttser
&atboltfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25
(G prrelppnbtn3.)
&aberlg, II. Sch. 1871,

Qieber W%anberer!
"a es fir r,an@en 2efer tes @anberer
nt1t one Snterefe fein ptrb, aud ettpas
aus tieiser @esenb gu S%ernetuen, 70 wt1
i'd Sbnen beute etpas utttteilen, tpte IS In
biefer Gesenb ii, unb melGe gortbeile 81
bietet, f9 ba etne 3etnaatb au srlnben unt
In gang turasr i3ett etn sutes Mustomu,en
3u taben. @as bic Site bes 8ctens It,
triTt, 70 CLAUDE i'd ntdt, bab bieie @esent
ucn irsenp elmer anberen ubertrofen wtrb,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25
If te8.

Stalienii@e Eanbersei@i@te. - &ui Der
Strabe atpifden @rasuanc unb Gafeuae
mare febrten an, 10. Sanuar, 70 er3delt bet
In Neapel erfdeinente u%unsolo", BIER Ser
lonen: SHUTTER, SCOOTER unb awet SOtne IN
etnem cfenen Dasen ron etneu, 6od;sits-
fefe aurad. Neben benz &utider fab bas
tletne SStnden. glSsli9 wurben bic &et<
ienben BON ;pet 8rtsanten Iterfauen, beren
elmer pon Nudmdrts auf bus 1rittbrett bes
@dstldens fprana, benz 8utiAer etnenDp1d
DOR bic Ausen belt unb tbm befab1, fofort
ab3ufetsen unb fd nit b:n1 @ef4t auf BEN
gpben 3u werfen. Der III Sob Gntieste &C.
bordte, pcrauf Der Brisant Don ben pprer<
mdbnten brei gerionen bic @uslteferuns Don
@elp, Samud az. perlanste. gu. tbrern
l1nslld erfannten i'm bic 9ebrpbten une
riefen unwiafurli4 fetnen @anaen aus, no.
rarf Ct pie Elm stafenber NIT benz Dpl9 auf
fe berfel unb fe fit tctt auf benz Y1abe
lief. DaFelte @idial bate AUDI Der auf
benz 8pde fsenbe &nabe. Na& ldnserer
3ett erf waste ber &uti9er, f& en1pcr 3u
riGten, unb ba bic 8anbiten I9 e~ntfernt
tatten, mad @raenano au fabren unb bort
In5etse au MAIDEN, pciu er Don eineu1 fur3
Dor ibn1 ansefcmmsnen 8uri9en eruutbiet
&rurbe. Cerfelbe Suride fano fi9 am an
bern Sage aud bel Der eeri9tli1en Seldom
fhau Elm, purte aber bort Don etnem Der
gerwuabeten, Der nt4t su tobt eetrofsn tuar
unb i9 erbplt bate, ais terM6rber erfannt.
Seine Tefnabme bate aud bic feines st.
npfea sur Tclse.
@5lie.-De frerse Dinterfdlte unb Der
gum She'll Sub bod liesenbe @9nee baben
cine ueue Galamitdt iber Yplen eebraat;
In metreren @esenten tretfen ean3e &ube1
@Dlfe terur1 anb MAIDEN bic %Qanbfraben
unfder. Sn ben an 2ittauer unb Sibweft-
Rublanb srensenben &retfen baben bteie ret
eenten Sttere 70 fetr aberbanb eenomuten,
tab ae bic D6rfer uu1asern, unb CUR 3a&t>
3ett In Bic gtebfd1e etnbrtnseu, um tire
8eute III bolen. &ua fnb f4cn tretrere
gdae s%prsefcu,uen, bab ~etn3elne perfonen,
bic fid III weit BON bewotnten Srtf4aften
entfsrnten, srnWOlfen 3errtfen wprben fnt.
@ranli9. - DEM uMabras atbendum"
aufplse wurben tudtrenb bes Sabres 1869in
Der inbifaen %rdfeentfaaft Mabras 311
Yerfpntn-242 Mdnner unb SO Trauen-
bur6 pilbe Sbiere, uetfens &iser, eet6btet.
TIM cine gprfenuns au seben, pfl4' furd>
terlide Spfer an Meni9enleben Elm e~tn3elner
| Ttaer Yerur1a1en fam, mtrb ertpdtnt, bae
I'm Difrict Gpirabatpre Elm petblt4er 1i9er
int gerlauf metrerer Sabre ntdt pentser
ais 40 Reniten setDbtet BAT.
Die sotiaIoemotratie In ttrea df9etii1en
Befrebunaen 1ptrb iebr beutltA bur4 etnen
Nrttfel bes Organs btefer Yartet @arafteri>
frt, wel9er bic anseblt9en n:btlfdnbe,
| pel&e bic @pda&bemptratte ausrotten min,
NIT Serfeln perslet&t, por1nf Der Mrtifel
nit Sem 6abe 59liebt: v@as ttlft es, bic
ttnaelnen Tertel III perfplsen, 70 LANCE bas
arpee Mutter1dmetn tun1er 1eue Sun9e
iptrft? Die aroee @eneraliau mug abge>
fhla6tet tperben, unb banu fann Is Der
ubrtaen @9wetnebrut an ben sails eeben.
90 lanse bic 9robe @eneralIau lebt, bleibt
bic ~anstntetne S4wetnerei."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21
The Difference.


Rev. Daniel Ames, lisa geuuinespecimcn ofthC
radical adventurer. Like merry-andrew he
is equally himself in one attitude as another
Whatever the work needed, or the part to be
played Daniel is your man. He is equally
ready to mount the pulpit or to tap the wbis-
key barrel; to harangue a negro league or tc
make State Constitution; but there is one
thing our Daniel does not seem to have learn
cd, and that is the handwriting on the wall
which long ago foretold the doom Of himself
and his maddened associates, who have pro-
famed the vessels Of our sacred temple and held
their riot, while their stronghold has been I'M
dermined, and the food of popular wrath is
about to swallow them up.
We appreciate the universal genius of our
New England friend, and his willingness to
serve US in the Constitutional Convention; but
we must be excused FOR prefering gentleman
whose whole life has been devoted to studies
and pursuits best calculated TO fit him for the
task, and who personally, politically and So
cially represents the property owners and the
white population Of this County, whereas only
the negroes, carpet-baggers and sealawags
could speak through the voics of Daniel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21
A Characteristic Trick.

We published in our issue Of last week a cor
respondence between Mr. Travers and the
black and tan candidate for the Convention,
Rer Daniel Amos, in which, it will be remen-
hcred Mr. Travers refnsed.to appear in joint
discussion in negro church aud before ne
gro audience exclusively, but at the same time
expressed bis willingness to accept the chal-
leuge and discuss the issues of the canvass in
every township in the Senatorial District be-
fore meetings Of the people of all races, colors
and conditions. The RerTend Ames held this
invitation in his hands, unanswered for lreek.
Ca the 10th be plucked up the courage to an
uouuce in another note to Mr.. Travers, trkict
he desired 20 Be aHSlrered By The return mail q
he l7ti, that be would be willing 70 arrange
Joint discussions at Smithfeld on Friday, Oct.
20, at ? o'clock, Charlestowu Saturday 2l, at
o'clock, Shcpherdstown Monday, Oct. 49, at
O'Clock, and at IIarper's Ferry Oct. %, at Z
O'Clock, P. NJ.
To this note Mr.. I. replied, as requested, by
the return mail, and Informed the writer that
since his first communication and after the de-
lay Of week the Democratic Conservative
Executive Committee had made and announ-
ced appointments for meetings conflicting
with the proposed arrangements, but inviting
the Reverend politician to attend at the places
named BIZ him and at the times named by the
Democratic Erecutire Committee, when Mr..
Travers would gladly give him the opportuni-
ties he sought for a joint discussion. Mr.. Ames
after receiving this letter has circulated hand
bill appointing purpOsely different and con-
tlicting meetings with those announced by the
Democratic Conservative Executive Commit
tee, hoping doubtless by this degrading and
miserable trick to escape a joint discussion,
which in the beginning he appeared to be so
eager for and at the same time charge that
Mr.. Travers refused TO meet him for that pur-
pose in the canvass.
This transparent dodge will not, however,
serve him. Let Mr. Ames' meetings take place
as appointed. We assure him that if Mr..
Travers cannot be present at some Of them, by
reason Of the appointments made for him by
the Executive Committee, there will be some
one on hand to crafty him in this venture to
his hearts content.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21
Election Day, October Goth.
The Record of Bnlmyer and Cham.
bers.

While most Of the candidates, put forward
by the Black and Tan Convention at Harper's
Ferry, have declined the profered honor ~
these two men, and their worthy colleague, the
carpet-b Dagger Ames, still have the brazen front
toface the people ofthis County, and to ask their
support for positions Of high trust and great
authority.
Both Billmyer, who is the radical nominee
for the Senate, aud Chambers, whom they offer
for the House Of Delegates. were members Of
the latter body in 1865, elected by that small
and infamous faction that so long kept its foot
upon the neck Of the suffering and plundered
people Of this County Did either Of then. use
his influence or position to mitigate or relieve
the oppression under which we were then
grOaning On the contrary there vas no mea-
sure too vile, no prescription Of our rights and
liberties too dishOnorablo and degra ding, to re-
ceivo their hearty support Behold their
record
Chapter 8, Of the Code, contains the Elec-
ton and Registration laws, which were SO IA
nous and Infamous in depriying our citizens
Of the rights Of voting. Billmyer and Cham
bers voted for this Chapter. See House jour
nal Of 1868, page IS.
Chapter ., Of the Code, contains the irOn-clad
oath Of Office Billmyer and Chambers voted
for that. See House Journal u 1868, page 40.
Chapter 1l6, Of the Code, contains the pro-
vision, requiring Jurors TO take the iron-elad
oath. Billmyer and Chambers voted for that
See House journal Of 1865. page 229.
Chapter 10, Of the Code, contains the IRON
clad oath for Attorneys at Law. Billmyer
voted for that. See House Journal Of 1868
page $50.
Chapter 1856, of the Code, contains the IRON
clad suitors oath. Billmyer and Chambers yO-
ted for that. See House Journal Of 1868, page
POI.
Here, then, are two men who exerted them
selves to disfranchise US; to exclude us from
every office; to deprive us Of the very pallad
ium Of our liberties-the right Of trial by jury +;
to deny their fellow-citizens the privilege Of
earning their bread by the pursuit Of their
chosen vacations; and to thrust us out from
the courts Of justice, refusing US even the boon
which the most desPodc ruler grants to his
meanest subject and yet with an eiIrontery
Rnequalled, they again ask to be clio led with
the powers they have so scandalously perverted,
and to be trusted by people they have SO
grieyously injured.
Fellow-citizeus, if you have no other and
nobler reason to urge you to the polls next
Thursday, let the remembrance Of the wrongs
you have suffered and the insults you have en-
dured, move you to express your stern and
unanimous rebuke Of radicalism, in every shape
and form, in tones that shall warn such men
as Billmyer and Chambers and Ames to shrink
into the obscurty to which their past career
cOnsigns them, and never again to face the in
dignation Of plundered outraged iDsulted
people
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21

The question has often been asked by those in
terested, b" Can / have my gray hair restored to
its natural color, without coloring the skin? and
can my thin locks be thickened up?" Weanswer,
" 1t cam; and would advise you to read treatise
on the hair, which is published by r. p. Hall
Co., Nashua, n. H., who send it free, upon appli-
cation. They are the propretors Of Halls Yege-
table Sicilian Hair Remover. We learn from it,
the hair, in perfect state of health is constantly
falling out, and new hairs grow from the same
tubes; but, in of any disease of the scalp or
by the use of alchOhOlic preparations, the hair
tube becomes contracted at its mouth, and pre-
vents the new follicle from reaching the surface.
Their preparation will create perfectly healthy
condition OF the scalp, and by its tonic properties,
will preserve and strengthen the roots of the hair
S'a'esRan, Des NoiRes, Iora.