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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-12
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NOnrelles.

V1Eux MONDE. L emperor de Russie est
mecontent..i n'ai;ns pas latitude aggressive
dM -,naIti- radical en- France C'est bien
fache,,x, en- yerite.-Une partie de VEscuriaI
a brtle. Qnelques commands, sans tloute
Tout NAL s'explique avec les communarls.-
Aux Cortes espagnoles il est question a'abolir
rescayage dams toutes les possessionA espa-
gnoles.-Le nonyean roi de lDanemark, un
Oscar queleonane. a ouyert en- ,personne la
diete ct proMis beaneoup de chooses. "A partir
d" premier novembre, les ctoyens francais
ne pourront entrer en- A''emagne sans passer
port tTGambetta, est a Paris.-Le Conseil
supreme de Ia guerre cst compose CONNIE
s1's NM Ashsn;s eanrcbett; ;f,Ad Admirault;,
d'Aumaie, ks Ronciereae Ncnrfy ct Ozenne.
-Bismark persecuteies 5-'snites -Rien de
nonveaal de Rome.t sas4
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=, ,,.,s.. Fransais.
{ 3s'#1 1fsIWi So

L'Amsrique est certaiaement une colouie
europeenne. r.,gg=E
A part qpellaues Indieps Grants, mise
rabies ct vo'eurs, qa'on trouyc ca ct la aux
piedsdes l1iaasre lsaehsnses. eutochtho-
mes condamn$s A disparaitre dams pen, tout
atteste quo 'PAhg'eterfe, Ii France, rAlle-
magne ct lea ansres nations dlu vieox CONT
nent ont coloniss. difriche, ciyi,iss CO con :
tinent dune autre race. h. - ~ ~ -
Les vi'les amtricaines, nees d'hier. pro-
diees daadaoe- 81 DO liberti, eapbarnai,m de
vingt peoples, rsvelent lei la civilisation
earopeeane, Fart a'Y4n yieux mn,spnas mn,spn transmits
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-10-12

lie monde sancien cut les migrations
arm1es. .s
Ce:ait le temps de Ia prise brutale de
possession, de reimbursement, CONNIE aussi
lie DISBURSEMENT dcs vaiacus ''La force
primait alors lie droit", CONNIE lie dit &C Jou
Monsieur dc Bismark
Mais le monde moderne ne tlot rcconnaitre
rien de semblahlc. L'immigralt du.iour
nest plus un ayenturier dc 'apae ct lu
pillage. Ses armes tleconquete sont lesor-
mais les Instruments de travail, Ia charruc,
Foutil, 10 compass, Ia hache du bucheron,
ct Ie livre, CO grand liberntenr moral.
L'etranger est un ami, IN travalleur, un
productenr, un consomn,ateur paisible non
point un eunemi ct un ,Istroussenr faroce.
bien quill y ait encore par ci par la, grace
aux Prnssiens de Bismark, tlcs lstroussenrs
maudits. Et pnis, il est IN dogme recu,
contre lequeI rAmarigue clle-meme ne
sanrait protc>ter sans mauvaise fol, ceSt que
les Etats- sont Id rsfugs de I'Europe
appauyrie, malheureuse. pers&cutee, ct qui
croft
Anx Etats-Unis grace a Dieu, on peut
prier Dien CONNIE on fententl, TRAVELLER oi,
Font vent, afirmer sa foi politiane CONNIE
on le desire, Greer W. famille heureuse, voir
son travail convennblement retribue, ct
meme, car IL liberte favorise rinitiatiye ct
affranchit fame, arriver aux honneurs que lie
servilisme royal accortle seulcment aux plus
wills. Et quand on jouit de ces immunites
precieuses, de ces yeritabIes sdroits fhomme.
OH peut volontiers en- faire q, car il est assea
dams Ia nature humane de dSdaigner ce
qn'on possede; mais les 'immunitts EN-
sont pas moins precieuses, les droits pas
moins reels. 1s2 ~ ,"7
L'Amsrique est done .une terrc banie,
quoiqn'on en- disc, ct les miasmes du jour
disparaitront nn rayonnen,ent de de,nain.
Son peuple pulse jonrnei'ement des forces
dams ceux qui viennent. dams les apreuyes
qn'il subit, jnsque dams les fautes qnil
commet. Sa morale. mn instant obscnrcie
par ''insontenabis thsogie tie Ia guerre civile
ct de fesciavage noir, 50 pnrifiera dams une
atmosphere de reaponsabiiitestet de 3,s.tices
souseraiass, \. scs rspple AA'est.dfja pronones
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d un monde nouveau, CONNIE aussi Ia supe
riorits dune democratic irepubIicainc 81,
nne aristocratie de classe, de castes ct d
pr6jug4s. ''4@ FFR
Mais l'Amerique. detachee do Ia mere
patrie, deja egale en- force Ia mere-patri,
primitive, est ellie arrive aux sominets dol
Ton ne peut plus que descendre LIE!
Etats- Unis, par cxemple, sont-is complet'
CONNIE civilization, comma pepslatiep
CONNIE peuple !? Les immigrants dhier
anjourd'hui natifs, ont-iIs pris todte Ii place
defrichs tontes les soitudes. rsnonts tops
les feuves, embeIi CONNIE un iardn dc
Touraine rinamenait6 desce territoira? Les
predecessors ont-ils lie droit de dire d ceux
qui viennsnt, ,sp6i'sses psr ie nlenesesprit
d'independance qu'eux. Caucasiens CONNIE
eux, quill est trop ta,d ct quo le droit dc
colonisation s'est leplace !?
En- verits, par droit de raison ct de justice,
les Etats- Unss superintendent 4 tous.s sLenr
passe, leurs institutions politiqaes ct sociales,
leurs besoins presents, tout leur fait lin
devQir d'ttre une Democratic ginereuse ct
inteIligente. Ce pays nest pas une Chime,
ct cette rspublique ne peut devenir une
oligarchic. Est &C quln' pas place aux
Etats Unis pour des millions d'hommes ct
d'etrapgers +? Est-ce que la terre ne soli-
cite pas. ie concours de tous les trnvailleurs
ct de tous les producteurs s6reux? Est-ce
q*e he SOL, non yalenr CONNIE desert ne
deyient point uns ,yaie,r de hant prix par la
presence des hon,mes ct des citoyehs? Et
pourQuoi dono IN Louisiana cst-clle .si
pauvre, etant 81 richie, 81 co nest parceque
les immigrants se dstournent dele CONNIE
par un reste de terreur inspirec par Ia planta-
tion enorrae ct l'escavage difIorme
Aussi, hommes de 10 premiere, de Ia
seconde OF, do Ia troisieme generation,
Anglo-snxons, fls de- Francais, voire meme
ex-descendants du Cid Campeador, ne
soyons pas Know-Nothings.
Dams vingt siec!cs. pas avant, lorsque deux
cents millions d'imn,igrauts auront, ems e
qni regarde I'Ameriqne. enuilibre Ii popuia-
ton dnsglobe lorsqn'il NY aura plus sous
Ia oalotte des cieux ID yois Eborgnes. consti-
tntionnels Of mandiss /; lorsqu'on trayersert
lAtIantique en- six jours ct b Pacifqne e,
dix jours, on etuaiera savamment Ia 10
physique ct morale du llpp-plein. Mai
ccl,e ttrss tedur. u 1Eufony pms lneih
a nous en- preoccuper Au reste, ies astro
nomcs illustres pretendent que Ia fin d,
monde approche a grands pas. Ce aui nov
est parfaitement Indifferent.
Q"oiqn'il en soft, quoiqn'on en- disc
queIle que soft Ia conclusion tircr, croyon
bien que les Etats-Unis sont Reinforcement u,
ride. Ses quarnnte millions danes son
qnarante millions danes qui Gu attenden
d'antrcs. 1t 81 les Unis sont actuelle.
ment I'M rieis d combier lEurope est ut
iror-p,eia atdeverser sur I'm nouveau cont.
ncnt d'espfrances ct de Liberties LIE fairt
avec prudence, 6qni'ibrer ayec tact, coIonise
avec justice, c'est Ia. n'en dontous point, |,
vraic ct grande poitiqne socia!e, la politioue
que Ia Providence reserve il Ia ciyilisation e
a rhumauite chretenne.
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Mr. EDITOR,
Please announce that I am Candidate for
recollection as Recordr'.5of the Parish of St.
James, at the coming November election.
y tatssf'fsa5 Louis DuaAs.
az. James Parish, October 10, 1872. %ss
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Mn. L,Eprrrun.

venillcz annoncer que Honorable ]. K
Gandet, consent i Sc laisscr porter commo
Canlidat Ia place de Juge de District du
Qnatriame District Jndicare, aux elections
de Novembre proclaim, ct quill sera soutenu,
sans.distinction de parti, de race on de
coulcur, par ,f
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samedh - ootebre 1s7o.

g:yrBureau du journal, pres do College JET!
fersoh, St-Jacques, rive gauche. ff.F
n0pour lettres, lournnix, cchanges "a pa
perasses, adressez Convent Post CD3cd. jgq
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Mn. EDlToR.
Please announce that tho Honorable j. X.
Gaudet allows his nnme to be used as
Candidate for Judge Of the Fourth Judicial
District, nt the next November elections,
aud that he. wall lie supported without
distinction OF party, of race or of color, by
The minority Of the Electors.
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NoUvEAu M0NDE.-On bataille toujoure o.
csrtains districts ds, Tile de- Cuba. Dams IA
Sierra de- Cubitas, les @Espagnols ont St.
battus. .-Un Jnge de ipaix dc Brooklyn Ell
mis- en- accusatiops. Crime: ssoulaison. 81 ID
souaison etait M. orimsS en- Louisiana, qni
done serait Juges de peixp par iei ?-I.ea
Democrates ct les Radicaux de- IL Pennsylva-
je, PEI. tas ttnstas. SO prfpavent aux 6lectiopa
de demain. IS Largent, l'administration ct
Intimidation joueront mn role, a,,ssi grand
qpe turpe. Les Conseryateurs. dams les
'dernieres elections de Ia Gsorgie, ont triom-
phs par ,sue majorit6 de $4,000 voix.-Les
Indiens de l'Arizona font 10 diable. On. q
envoye trois compagnies contre eux.-L'en-
registrement est commence . New York.
Greeley dot prononcer IN dh.o ours q une
foire ngrfcole. Des Indiens de Kiown l'ecou-
teropt.
LOUISIANA. Les politicians Ct conreurs az
place de ID aNouveile-Or'ea ne s'entendent
guerc. Leurs Conventions da,1ocratiqne.
de rtforme.. iibafars 8. republicaine libtrale,
Car II a de tont celia dams l'honnete vile fdu
Croisshnt, -se comprennent l,fe,1 n1oins ore
lairons ed foire. Qae vonIcz voas !? Cent
candidats pour nne place, cest au moins
auntre-vingt dix neuf de trop. Ildevrait atre
defenlu, sous peine d'amende contn6 dit
plaisamment quelGn'nn, de Aaposer des
candiaatures Ie long dessmurs ct tles maisons.
Dun aatre cote, NM. Mao Enry, Ogden,
Warmoth, Penn ct antres, pl,ribus ununn, Sc
promenent electoralement ct accomplishment
dams le Nord de Ja Louisiana. pIlsFsont tres
elodncnts, lis attirentla foale1aa e,.x, on les
ecoute, u tout est pour Ie nieux, selon,
Fangloss. Lie meeting de Shreveport comp
tait 10000 auaiteurs, blancs, noirts,e It danes.
Cenx de Bellevue eide Benton mont spas
etc moins gloricux. s,ahthe stonte, grace
Il l'uuion. ala bonne voionte et Nsteloqoence;
les chooses sc passent ~ merveile. Ce don't
il FAINT nousfeliciter, sanssoubIier le bon Dieu
qui protage Ia Louisiaas eta Adarend 20.
bonnes graces. -
! r. S.-Denx homlncs. caches ierriarc les statue
dc ia PfHce oTisnte, ont jst16 des pIerrees
\ 1AHOaCC. AIco CullinuIdluS HAAS, sans uUutS.
-Des sapports encore incomplete Indian,
de fOhio de Ia Pennsylvanis dtnneat,
triomphe aux Radicanx ct Il ADMINISTRATION
mas no doats est i;ene0re Perns5 = pru1,,,, !
Indiana ct de rOhio Quaos 4 la Pennsylsa
ellie don"erait $4,000 svoix Dc ,najssate ,naj aux Il
publicains Radicaux. Mais sill est .srai, comm
cerains it4' .s,l ljornaux rafirnrnt. que dc wagon
d6lectenrs noirs ont ,fte expelits du Kent,ck
ct d'aillenrs dams les Etats de lIntiana, 1e lOhi
ct de Ia Pennsylvania, pour sejo,rner deu
jours ct y voter pour Ihorrib!e Admnstratio
qui nous gouverle, nous pO,vons dire au
cette Repabliq"e est une whine g,e,,se, valan
encore moias que Ia pins erapuleuse des royau
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Mr.. L'EDITEuR,

VeuiIlez amnoncer que 10 suis candidat a
ID place3de Rscordsy de IA Fparoisse st.
jacques, aux elections de noyembre pro-
chain. ie y4,a.s
t.a= ..,.,. Louis DUGAs,
Ek..Jncuuos 0ctol,ra IN 1870
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Eusion Parish Ticket,

Memlfrs Of t1e Gsseral Assembly,
EDwARp ScANEEL1. s'SssA
fFsN7 J. BRucR MoRsoS. as
Parish Judge. e
aasse ass j. A. sDAulLHEr. 4. a.s,,
~ Chak Of the All District Court.
a& 4 ARTHUR ]. Roman.
..r4 n il n Sheriff, s.-q
a,.esss H. n. IAANpAEAux.
n. Recorder,
.e RlcuARD MANCHESTER
... Coroner
CESAR SELDOM.
''e'nhasat aatsft sh rs Erba8Eiip. rbb8Eifc 34,g'
f LOUIS REMY.
NALLARY GREEN.
,rs,n,,s- e=,s ANDREW Ross. . $3.50.
,ii Justices Of tie Peace. ..-r
1>t Ward: Frank Miles.
I'd. . Gtdfon Snbra.
0''7f''' Sd. . MalIary Green.
4tll.ss" Boaston Thomas. &
4s 9th. !" Felix Meiancou. ...
ID. 9th. Z" Adam Travis.
7th. :" g Felix Roman.
aAs > ConstuLlcs, ,ssc 88ssz.t.s
lst Ward: Alexandra Taylor.
l. 4tl,.
.s' 9Th. :"
ST.. $. Raphael Leblanc.
sth. M g" Charles Roux.
t
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Pour President,
,H0.R ACE GRIZZLY s!;. l:'
Pour Tice-P President
B.. eRAIz BROWN.
Ticket 81 611tat. q ] &

e3ai Pour Goavevneur, es5at
~ JOHN McENERY, d 'Ouschita ia
tftfi Ist9 Z. 81 ,t =.ts
as Pour, Lieuicaant Gouceynear. Il,
D. B. PENN. d'Qrleans. d.
' N Pour Arocat- Gtnfrol, @*'3'''
II. N. OGDEN, dOrIeans. Y" sat'
Pouy Audsteur,
JAMES GRAHAM, d'orlsans.
Paur Secrelaire 'Etat. ,a
SAMUEL ARMSTEAD, de Caddo.
Tour Suyin1. dc lEducation Pu6liqae,
. 7KUBERTM. LUBHER, d'Orleans. . {
szs Pour le tComeres. ca. general, .ss
g. A. SHERIDAN. d,orleans, i 8,
v SfconA Distriet Congressional IA
RANDALL LEE GIBSON, d'OrItan'. y
Liberal District Ticket,
For Judge of nhe All Judicial District,
WI @ HApHARL BEAuyAls. III ga3sy Oh
FQr. District Attoyne Of NE 4tA Judicial
DiHrict,
L.. DE PooRTER.
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ST. jacques. Octobre 10, 1872.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-31
Allegheny Live stock Market,
PlTrsRrRGH. July %

| -''
CATTLE-The arrival OF cattle by
the different railroads centering at the
Union Yards were thirty-four cars, or
646 head. In addition to these there
were two loads driven over from East
Liberty, making total OF 'l5 cattle on
sale this morning.
In quality the offerings were princi-
pally OF the inferior grades, ,three.fourths
OF all the stock on sale being light thin
grass steers and heliers running in
weight from seven TO ten hundred. The
heavier cattle were not 80 good as they
generally are, and it was remarked
that those dealers who had good cattle
sold out early in the morning. while
those who had common stock did not
get along so well. The market for
prime and extra cattle was from | to
&c higher than last week, and with
brisk and active trade, we think that
there was not a really choice bullock
unsold at nine o'clock. Butchers had
some difficulty in getting sufficient
number, and the market closed little
stronger than it opened. On medium
cattle weighing from 1000 to 100
pounds in fair flesh, prices were about
the same as last week, but on common
stock, of which ithe hulk Of the cattle
consisted, prices were from to &c
lower If there had been more Of a
variety in the grades of cattle, common
would not have sold so low, but with
an over supply the market dragged
very slow, and at dinner time there
were some tail ends left over.
BULLS-The number OF bulls on
sale to-day was very small. For few
weeks past the supply has been large,
with no buyers, and dealers finding no
demands have quit bringing them here.
To-day there was an Eastern buyer who
came with the intention OF purchasing
for shipment. After q good deal OF
running around he succeeded in getting
three head, and finding that he could
not get enough to make car load, sold
those that he had bought. Prices OF
this grade OF cattle are very low, rang
ing from 81 80 TO 3 90.
FRESH COWS-The number OF
fresh COWS on sale this morning was
larger than for . long time, there being
fully forty head offered. Dealers report
the market very slow and dull. Good
No. ! mixers sell from $3j % TO IS 90,
add even as low a. $2j 90, while some
represented as fair mixers, though Q
little old, sold as low as Sl5 90. Quite
a number OF those offered are still un.
cold, and will be taken TO the Pitts
burgh COW market.
PRICES-The following are the
prices at which the different grades o!
cattle sold: Extra, 400 to 1900
pound cattle, s. % TO 7 Is, though q
few sales are reported as high as 81 so,
but the number which brought the fig.
ure were few, and we do not consider it
fair quotation; prime, 1900 pound
steers, smooth and fine, s. 62 to 6 IS;
good 1900 pound steers, smooth and
fine, s. 25 10 50; fair, 100 pound
steers, s. IS TO 6 90; fair, 1000 pound
steers, 8 p TO 5 50; common steers,
81 90 to ATS; cows, 50 SO TO 50;
heifers, light to good, 81 % 70 6 90
Cherokee steers, 80 50 70 4 80.
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fair INQUIRY for all kinds Of foreign. but
principally for the finer gradea.e Man
ufscturers have shown more dispositiou
to buy, and considerable transactions
are reported to have taken place in
Cape, amounting to nearly 1000 bales.
The continued strong feeling in the Lon.
don market caused holders 70 be . tri>
fie firmer in their views. and. though
prices are without quotable change, .
more satisfactory business u looked Tor
after the new tariff takes effect on Au-
gust lst. Buenos Ayres sheep skins
are Quiet and We have heard
Of no Gales. The sales Of weol are
10000 lbs Australian, ct "a 10 55c %
bales Cape, at sSic 1000 lbs fancy do.
at Acc; SS bales Montevideo. at "A to
49c; 81 do Mestiza size $4,000 lbs
pulled do, l9 bales Montevideo lambs,
and 400 do. New Zealand, on private
terms. In domestic there 10 no change
whatever to note; stocks continue light,
and the views Of farmers throughout
the west continue as high as ever; in
most cases thsy refuse to sell ct less
than 65 to zoe. California has been in
moderate inquiry; sales have been made
Of 300 bales fall clip on terms we did
not learn. Texas and Georgia are now
in fair stock, but since our last have
been quiet. The sales ass 10000 lbs
Texas, at 80 to 45c; 6 bales super. at
S5c; 5000 lbs new western fleece, st CSC.
1000 lbs unwashed do. ct $40; 10 bales
secured, at 81 05; 1000 lbs old, at SIC;
45, 900 lbs old State and Pennsylvania,
at 65c 20 bags tub.washed, at 6Sc.-
Commercial Last.
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WASHINGTON.
.na,or Sumner on Horace Greeley

WASHINGTON, July 30.-Lieutenant
Governor Pinchbsck, of Louisiana,
telegrsphed to Senator Sumner to-day,
asking him. if consistent, to say whether
or not he will support Greeley. Mr..
Sumner replied, quoting the conclusion
of his forthcoming letter, "The unity
Of the republic and the equal right OF
all, with reconciliation, are all repre-.
sented by Horace Greeley"
Speculation About the North Caro-
lina Election.
In order to obtain some basis on
which to found a judgment at the com
ing election in North Carolina, the d.
vision Of the votes on color must be con
sidered there. In that State there are
2l4, 900 voters, of which 5000 are COL
ored and l36, 900 white. This gives the
whites majority OF $1,000. In 1870 il
was estimated that between 5000 and
10000 whites voted the Republican
ticket. The total Republican vote that
year was S4,037.
The Democrats and Liberals are
really more confident Of the result
than if the full white vote had beer
polled, but some portions Of the State
are thinly settled, and q great effor
will be necessary to bring our the men
The negro vote in the State will b.
about 5000 and the white vote will b,
from lbs. 900 to 10000. Johnston
Governor Vance and others clsim .
majority for Merriam Of at least Is, 900
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New York n arket.
NEW YoRK, July 50.

FLOUR-The market is steady at
S. 40@5 IS for superfue State; 70 ~
@6 55 for extra State; $6 6O96 %
for choice do; Sc 1907 25 for
for fancy do; S. 1905 IS for superfine
western; Sc $500 so for common, to
medium extra western; S. 55@7 80 for
choice do; 7 50@S IS for common TO
choice white wheat western ,extra;
Sc 5000 SO for common to good ships
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
Sc S5@S 40 for trade brands 81 10
69 90 for common to fair extra St.
Louis, and 50 05@l0 IS for good to
choice do. Southern flour, steady at
at Sc S5@S 50 for common TO fair extra
and $S S5@l2 90 for good to choice do.
Rye flour quiet. Corn meal is quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat is quiet and dull
atSl 4761 so for No. ? spring; 81 50
al So for No. | do; 81 60@l 65 for
winter red western; 81 67@l 73 for
amber western, and 81 6S9l SO for
white do. Rye is quiet at l3c for
western. Barley dull. Barley malt
quiet. Corn is shade firmer at Ole
for steamer western mixed and Csc
for sail do. Oats is quiet at 42@42ic
for western, and 44@47c for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-The pork market is
quiet and unchanged at $l3 100
Is IS for new mess; SO 50@ll 90
for prime, and Sl2 00@l2 so for
new prime mess. Beef is dull and
nominal at s. O0@7 % for plain mess
and IS OO6lO 90 for extra mess. Beef
hams quiet at $40 O0@32 90. Tierce
beef dull and nominal at $l2 O0@l5 90
for prime mess, and $l7 00@l9 90 for
India do. Cut meats steady at lli9l4c
for hams, and 5s@GJc for shoulders;
middles are quiet at &c for long
clear. Lard is dull and heavy at
S69!c for No to prime steam and
9ic for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged at
20@27c for new State, and lO9l6c for
western.
CHEESE-Quiet and steady at ll@
l2c for common TO prime.
COTTON-Spot opens quiet and
weak at PIC for low middlings, and
22c for middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at l2c for
crude and 22tc for refined.
TALLOW-Quiet at SIC; stearine
dull at 9@l0fc.
WHISkY-Quiet at 9fC.
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Mr.. Stokes who was unfortunately
present when Mr. JAMES Fisk drew 8
pistol and fell down stairs-aad was
afterwards .probed TO death BY unskill-
full doctors-has seen quite enough o.
New York and desires to 60 to Europe.
He would make an admirable consul Il
Ia BUTLER, and considering all that he
has endured for the public virtue, and
that he would leave the country for its
good, it is pity he cannot be adopted
into our Royal Family and provided
with a mission at the nations expense,
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.THR RING"

"a party of men are standing at the
Swami House, Parkersburg; among
them are Stevenson, Boreman, Blair
and q man named Schofeld. Shortly q
boat whistles, and the party walk down
to the landing. Who is the dis
tinguished passenger they 60 to ceet
1t is Gov. Jacob. They move upto the
Swami House. Jacob supported by
Foreman on one side and Stevenson on
the other. They 60 to q private room.
Democrats send their cards, but he is
too busy to see Democrats Y'-Speech
of Hon. B. +. Martin. y-~,. -
Citizens now yeu know OF whom the
"Ring" is composed. When any Of the
"Rule or Ruin Clique" talk to you
about Rings" refer to this perform
ance. ~- .' --.-..
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OxE of the best features in the nev


One of the best features in the new
Constitution is that giving parties the
right Of fair trial. Under the present
Constitution a malignant creditor may
choose his arbiter and srraign debtor
before bitter personal enemy for any
sum not exceeding one hundred dollars,
and he has no chance. Under the new
Constitution, If there be any personal
antipatby, or any doubt as to the Judg-
meut Of the Justice before whom the
case is brought, either party may re-
move the case to the County Court, by
simple notice. This is an improvement
on the Pennsylvauis Code. There
either party may appeal from the deci-
sion Of Justice, after trial, while this
mode saves the expense Of such trial.
-Cyu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-31

Ir is currently reported on the streets
that the Chairman Of the "Rule or
Ruin Clique" of Ohio county, has in
his pocket, JACOBS official withdrawal
from the canvass as a candidate for
Governor. 1t is further understood
that a meeting Of that Clique's Com
mittee was held last night to consider
what they would do with it; and that
it was resolved to hold it for the present
and continue JACOB on the track for the
benefit Of the Radical county ticket and
to the detriment of the canvass for the
new Constitution. ---.-~-T =
This will not be denied by any
responsible party. IL
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A YOUNG gentleman of this city, q
Republican, and, Of course, JACOB
man, who has just returned from an
extended tour through the State, says
he heard great deal OF JACOB wher-
ever he went, but least OF all in Charles
ton, where he expected to find the
Governor the strongest.
According to Radical authority at
Charleston, JACOB is strongest in Wheel
ing; while at Wheeling JACOB is
strongest in Charleston. The fact is,
he has but little strength anywhere
outside of the Radical party.