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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-11

The Hon. Richard Vaux, President
Of the Keystone Club. and ex-Mayor Of
Philadelphia. who is one of the most
confirmed and influential Democrats in
Peppsylsanis, in . recent interview ex
pressed his establishment at the growing
sentiment in favor Of Greeley, declar-
ing it to be Ike . prairie tornado tina,
sweeps over the country, coming from
/ no one knows where" In regard tc
the sction Of Baltimore he said: 81
| the nasses Of the Democratic party
were In favor Of it. I should, personally
Ike to'see such q ticket placed in the
Geld: ! hare been in favor Of the nom
instion .of Thurman. Of Ohio, and
Bayard, Of Delaware; or Stevenson. o.
Kentucky. and Stockton, Of New Jer.
sey; but, as Il is I think there can be
no doubt of the endorsement Of Greeley
and Brown BY the Baltimore Conven-
ton. shall feel bound by the action
Of that, even If there shall be bolt
because ;utend to stay in the party
with which have always been iden-
tilted. = I think if Mr.. Greeley is eleced
--snd I hare no doubt of his election
be viii make one Of the most conser-
vstiye Presidents we ever had.
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TRz West Virginia delegation met at
Bsrnums on Tuesday. Colonel Ben.
Wilson, Of Harrison county, Was elected
chairman Of the delegation, and the
following gentlemen were selected 70
gil the positions in the National Con-
yentiou, named respectively, as follows
Vice President, Hon. Allen T. Caperton,
of Monroe county; Secretary, G. r.
SNYDER; Committee on Permanent Or
ganization. B. F. Martin, Of Taylor
county; Committee on Credentials,
Alex. Campbell, OF Brooks county;
Committee on Resolutions, Henry Bran,
non, of Lewis county; mem Der 81 me
National Executive Committee, Hon.
John Blair hoge. Attic meeting there
was discovered Q, large prependerancee
OF sentiment favorable 70 Greeley and
| Brown.
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Democratic State Ticket.

.-~yr rFoR ooyEsNoR,
HysONMCAMDEN, Of Wood.
FOB ATTORNEY GENERAL,
HENRYMMAIHHWA Of 0reenorier
~ INT 5ps Agb1roh a.
BENHErH, ot Marion.
n PuR TIEA0URKR,
John u HU1DRTT.of Ranawna
FOR surxR1nrxSnxSf or FREE SCHOOLS.
HENJA1IN VI BYRNE Of Clay. '
por Jupals OF suPrrn COURT.
JANHO PAUL., Of Ohio. r
Ar. HAYMOND, Of Marion.
C.P.T. 'M0OKE, Of Mason.
ia HOFFMAN,. Of Harrison.
FOR PKrsrpE,srIAL KLrcroRs AT LARGE
JOSEPH sPKlGG, OF Hardy.
OKEY JOHNsON. Of Wood.
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TIE speakers at the JACOB meeting
last night assunea that the Parkers-
burg Convention did not represent the
wal of the Democratic party in West
Virginia. bat that they, Msssrs. JACOB
spd FrfxnusH, did. Is it not just a
little singular that these men know
more Of the Democratic sentiment Of
the State than the one thousand regu'
larly accredited representatives did who
assembled in Parkersburg on the 3oth
Of May? Hereafter, instead OF hold
ing Conventions to nominate candi'
dates, Why not get Governor JACOB and
Major FirzsuoH to "6x up" a ticket
oas thoasapd Democns 10 Convention
assembled don't know half as much as
these gentlemen do, If their own as
SUMPTION be correct. = i,
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,MAJeR rFIrzHueH said in his speech
at the; Court -Hoqse, last night, that
every man 10 the ,Parkersburg Con-
vention who voted for the nomination
OF Mr.. CAMDEN Wilfully misrepresented
the Democratic sentiment Of the State"
Captain W1tsos, who was one Of the
prime movers Of the meeting, and Col
onel OtBRrRS, who led the applause
voted for Mr.. CAMDEN at Parkersburg
on the 30th Of Nay.
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Tar Governor stated last night that
the sum and substance o. his offending
was that he had been a Governor =" Of
the whole people" and not Of q party
and yet he wAined dolefully because the
Democratic newspapers had failed to
support him, and complained that a
blow struck at him (JAcoB) was a
allow at the Democratic party" The
Governor seems to have got two stories
mixed. ~ -' or
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From the Martinsburg Statesman
GOVERNOR JACOB.
II In "Not That Love Cesar Less,
ms Tk q Ikpye Rome More"

It f. "Not Thnt Love Cesar Less,
h1tThseI1pyeR Rome More.
II 10 we'll known that Governor Js-
cob has been for come time great ia
yorite Of ours; and had we been in the
late Barkersburg Convention we should
have cast our vote for him, had his
name been before it. That Convention
il is conceded, embraced full and fair
! representation of the Democracy Of
-westVirginia. Every county was fully
rep.eeented but one-the small and dis
tsnt county of Mcdowell. No charge
can Justly be brought agsinst 1t that it
was q packed Convention, for not only
were eli the delegates appointed upon
fun and fair notice. but in many Of the
counties, and such was the case in our
own, any citizen and voter of the county
Who chose to attend. could make him.
self sdelegate. The body consisted OF
mot Iess than one thousand Of the most
intelligent and hxh-spirited freemen OF
West virgipia. To talk Of any such
body Of men being bought or corrupted,
nav answer for Radical slang, but all
sensible men will reject it as an
outrage upon truth and insult
to the ,freemen Of this State.
That Convention selected q State ticket,
and among those selected was j. n.
Camden, Of Parkersburg. he is thus
the accredited, accepted and recognized
nominee of our party for the office Of
Governor; and il we mean to remain
member Of that party with which the
dearest 6bres OF our hearts are inter
rwined, We must stand BY and support
the nominee. Hmatters not what may
be the kindness Of our personal feelings
towards Governor Jacob. In seeking
to overthroW the work Of that great
Democratic Convention. he is. whether
designediy or not, seeking to infilct
fatal stab upon the Democratic party OF
this State. Repudiate Camden as be
now stands before us. and there will no
longer remain Democratic organiza-
ton in West Virginia Joy will gladden.
the heart of now defunct Radicalism.
and Democracy will mourn over dead
and extinguished hopes.
Most deeply do We deplore the course
which Governor Jacob has thong ut
proper to adopt. He may gslvanize for
. moment the corpse of Radicslism in
this State, hut il will be but for a mo:
ment The unterri6ed Democracy viii.
stand TO their colors, and carry our
gallant standard bearer triamphantly
to victory. -
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AIErrRR to . New York firm, from
. prominent lawyer writing from Gal
weston, Texas. says: Nearly everybody
here is for Greeley and Brown, for
through them we expect to reach the
constitutional. liberty AMI relief. You
may Judge, OF the Affections We have en-
dufed and our desperate condition now,
when, with one voice, we cheeriully and
earnestly advocate . man who has
theoretically aud politically, At least,
BEEN our bitter and lifelong enemy,
when al preconeeived prejudices, polit
'ica1 bias and preference are swallowed
up u thsdgTSat pecessity Of the hour
Iibety sbSyeno time in the face
.of faa III absorbtls hct to define upon
theories sf:goSerumental policy which
are. now sxenclsing the Northern
mind sNoIfp o1 hGs .Fg.'sir 4E--l7 -Eo.g 80 .
r.
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TrE JACOB men appeal to the Raids
Gals for aid in "vindicatiug the purity
of the Democratic party" FOREMAN
and STEVENSON and the old Registrars
will doubtless respond very heartily to
the call. q
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DIED.

.REILLY-On Wednesday, July 10. 1872,
at l:5O p. NJ, GEORGE VINCENT, infant son
OF Thomas n. and Jennie Reilly, aged Is
months and 2 days.
Funeral will take place from residence
on Hampden street, at 4 o'clock p. n. to
day. Friends OF the family are invited to
attend
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Prosecuting AttorneY.

N6ESsRS. EDITORS PLEASE AN.
vi nounce Capt. K. ID. COCHRAN as q
Candidate for the office OF Prosecuting At
torney for Ohio county at the August elee'
ton, and oblige his
jyll-i MANY FhlENpS.
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Beware Of COunterfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,

PAIN collie AND WAKEFULNESS.
Such Is the popularity Of our remedy that
II has induced some unprincipld persons
In our city to counterfeit 1t, copying our
LABELS, circular and wrappers, almost word
style, requiring very close looking 70 dis
cover the difference. An Intelligent and
honest public win frown upon such at
tsmpts atdeception, andtreatt Them as they
deserve. Hereafter we shall prosecute, TO
the full extent Of the law, all parties who
tions as shall infringe ON our copyright.
The only genuine article Of The Child's
Cure when Teething, Laughlins Infant Cor
dial, Is prepared by LAUGHLIN BROTH.
ERS 4 co. Copyright entered and secured
according to act Of Congress.
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GOVERNOR ,JAooB very pathetically
admitted last night that the pFess o.
the State is against him. He will find
on the ed Of august that the nsftPt-
pers reflect the popular win, 7''-a,f e.:
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

p. OFFICE OF CITY CLERK
Wheeling, W. Va, July 10th, 1872.
DUBLIC NUTICE Ii HEREBY GIVEN
to ali persons interested that the Asses
sofs elected by the Council of the City OF
WheehpG have completed their assess.
ment for the year and made return thereof
to INV ONCE. Any person wishing to appeal
nom said assessment, or desiring any cor
rectIons made, will appear at the City
and Appeals on Thursday, the 18th day OF
July, 1872, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, as the said
Board will meet at that time at the said
CITY Building to hear all objections TO
said assessments, and revise and correct the
= H.F. FEESY,
wills City Clerk.
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To the Voters of Ohio County

To the Voters of Ohio County.
r AGAIN OFFER MYSELF AS A CAN
i didate for Sheriff. l was elected to serve
Tor the four years commencing January i,
1871, but the Constitutional Convention
which recently met made provision for a
general election of officers in August, the
terms Of those then elected 10 begin Janu-
airy /, 1878 thus shortening my official term
two years Uf the Constitution Is ratihedl
therefore submit my claims 10 my TEL
low citizens. Relying with confidence on
that sense of justice which, l believe, dis
nnguishes the people OF my native county,
without distinction OF party, make this
announcement. .,
Jy9efg-h RlCEARD ;. Bho"N.
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Assessor.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Z. Day as candidate for the
office OF Assessor for the county OF OHIO,
City District, at the ensuing county election.
iYln-h
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OF LOOKING GLASSES, NOULBINGS
~ Frames, Chromos and Pictures OF all
kinds always on hand. Cheap at " Market
street.
u tVil-c GEO. w. STONEH.
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To the Voters Of Ohio County.
HAVING BEEN ELECTED TO SERVE
III for four (4) years from January l, lS1l,
and the Constitution to be voted on In Au-
gust next shortening my term two years, l
Therefore offer myself as candidate for re-
election TO the office OF Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county.
SAMUEL B. MCCOLLOCH.
July s, 1872. jys-h
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q TaonA, r. Booock is spoksn Of as .
for tbs Goyernoship OF Viz
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A Large Assortment

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-30
SUCCESSION OF ANTONIO GONZALEZ AND OF
SABINA GRADY GONZALEZ, HIS WIFE
Parish Court, Parish Of JeffersOn-Ne. PAL.

DY c. E. GIRARDEY & CO.. AUCTION
Id eers-Ncholas j. Hsey, AuctiOneer-Otfce
No. II Exchange place.-SATCRDAY. February 10,
1872 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and
AuctiuneerS' Exchange. on hoyal street, be ween
Canal and Customhouse streets, in this city of
New Orleans, by virtue of order OF the
honorable the Parish Court. parish of Jefferson
dated December d. 1871, will be sold by public
ton, i'll the above entitled matter, the following
described property, to wit
VERY DESIRABLE FARM, comprising two
squares of ground, with all the improvements
thereon, in MetaIieville, between the town
of Bath and the New Orleans canal, in the parish
of Jefferson desi grated by the Nos. ls and TO-
plan made by J. A. Guerard, deputy surveyor
general of this State, on the twentieth of March,
Boswell notary public; square No. 10 measures,
English measure, 300 feet front on Grenadne street.
the same front on Della street, Ind 3l9 feet front
Oh each of CarrolltOn and Lake avenues; and
square No. l6 measures $50 feet front on North
Metaire road, 300 feet front on Grtnadine street,
400 feet On Lake avenue, and l41 feet CarrOltOn
street. The improvements comprise a cottage
house. stables, etc; the grounds have been Guilt
waited as a vegetable and fruit farm; easy access
to business by good shellroads and the Canal
street horse cars, and we'll adapted tor residence
farm or dairy purposes.
Terms of Sale-One half cash the remainder at
and two years credit in notes of the purchaser,
bearing interest of eight per cent per annum from
date of sale until final payment, with the
penal clause Of five per cent attorneys fees in
all to be secured by special mortgage and vendor
lien on the property. improvements to be kept
insured and policy transferred to vendor, and pur
chaser to assume payment, over and above the
amount of the bid of all taxes on the property
for the year 1871 and up to the day of sale.
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
pense of the purchaser, before William J. McCune,
notary public. jas 20 - te3 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-30

DY WILLIAM DE LACY; AuCTIONEER-
ID Office No. IS Commercial pIace.-SATURDAY
February Il. 1872, at II NJ. az the st. Charles
Auction Exchange. basement rotunda of the st.
Charles Hotel, BY virtue OF and pursuant to
all order Of the Hon. Louis Dnvigneaud, Judge OF
the Second District Court for the parish Of Or,
docket of said court to effect PARTITION will be
sold. by public auction, the following described
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, stu
ated III the Fourth District OF this city, in the
square bounded by jackson, Annunciati1n, Jose
plne and Chippewa streets. aid living and being
at distance OF SO feet III inches and lines Ameri.
can measure, from the corner of Jackson and An
nunciatOn streets, the same measu ing 81 feet IL
inches and lines front on Jackson street, by l27
feet 10 inches and lines i'll depth, between paral-
dated December g. 1871. The improvements consist
OF a two story frame slated dwelling IetiI ed from
the street, and known as No. III jackson street,
front and rear, gas throughout. sheds, clstern.
?, THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND stu
ated in the Sixth District of this city formerly in
the city of Jefer Oh and parish of Jefferson in this
S'ate). in the square bounded by Peters avenue,
Octavia PerrieI and Prytania streets, and desig-
mated as lots Nos u.s. Is and II, of square No. 81;
which said lots adjon each other and measure,
each, 80 feet front Pr rrer street, by depth of
100 feet : inches and five hines, between parallel
lines.
g. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
i'll the Sixth District of this city formerly the
city of Jefferson and parish If Jefferson in this
State), in the square bounded by Valence, Camp,
Cadz ard Chestnut streets Whit h is de ignat cd rs
square No "a. OF id FaubouIg W. st Boul gny,
and the said lots are designated by the Nos. and
6, and they aljOn each ether and measure, each 80
feet front Valenee street, by 100 teet i'll depth
between parallel lines.
Terms-One-thrd of the purchase price cash in
United States treasury notes. and the balance on
a credit of one and two years in the notes of the
purchasers. divided into coup. MS to suit the in
terests of the heirs and drawn to the order OF and
indOised by said pu chasers, bearing interest at
the rate of eight per cent per anHum from their
date until paid payment of said notes to be secured
by special mort gage on the property i'll part pay
Ment of which they may be given, with the clause
"de non aliendo" and five per cent attorneys fees
in of suit; the Improvements on the property
on Jackson street to be insured by the pure aser
thereof until he tnll and final payment OF the
notes given i'll part pa. meut thereof, and the polcy
transit. FRED to the owner owners of said notes.
All of sale and United s ates revenue stamps
at the expense OF the purchasers. before Andrew
Hero, Jr., notary pubic. Jazz 2" ~ te3 III IL
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SUCCESSION OF MICHEL FLORANNE.
Secvud District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 34,047.

RY =. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE
ID corner of Exchange allev and BienviOe street.
SATURDAY. February 10, 1877, will be sold. at
twelve o'clock H., at the Merchants and Auc-
tiOneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustomhOuse Streets by virtue of an order
from the honorable the Second District Court tor
the parish Of Orleans, dated January g. 1872
A LOT OF GROUND, situated i'll Suburb Frank
lin, II bird District of this city designated by No.
hue, Spain, st. John The Baptist and st. Avid
streets, measuring - feet front on Spain street, by
los f. ct in apt h. between equal and parallel lines
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the same
district designated by the Nos 3, and of square
NO. g. on pan drawn by L. II. Pile, surveyor and
measuring each "a feet front GOOdchildren
street, between Press and 1T. Ferdinand streets;
tOg -ther with the buildings and improvements OH
lois Nos and 5.
TWO HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-THREE LOTS
OF GROUND, situated in the Third District of
this city, forming part of Treme's plantation, ex-
tending from the river to the rear line OF said plan
tatOn, and b undrd on the upper side by Lizarti $
street, AMI on the lower de bv that of Widow
Louis HcTInerOux known as Madame Martin. The
whole agreeably to plans now exhibited at the Ex-
change.
Terms-One-t third cash, and the balance at one
and two years credit, for notes STIMULATING to bear
interest at the rate Of eight per cent per annunl
from date until final payment, and secured by
mortgage the property sold. Purchasers to bind
themselves to pay the lawyers fees at the rate OF
ten per cent the amount of the notes in OF
judicial proceedings to enforce the ayment there
Of, much thereof
Possession of the abOve-described lots to be taken
at the purchasers expenses.
Acts OF sale before Amidie Ducatel, notary public,
at the expense Of the purchase rs. including the
United States stamps. jal0 10 q FEB 10
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DY ALFRED BOULIGNY. AUCTIONEER-
u Office No. 10 Carondelet street.-Will be sold
at auction. on SATURDAY; February "a, lSl2, at
GERS Exchange, on Royal street. between Canal
and Customhouse streets, by virtue and IN pur'
suance of two several orders of the Hon. Louis
Duviaueaud Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans, one dated November Is 1871
and the other dated January Is, 1872 No. "a 3lG of
the docket of said court, the following described
property, situated in the Second District of his
city, belonging to the succession of the late Widow
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, designated by letters
A and on plan drawn by C. A. De Armas. sur
veyor, dated the fourteenth of December, l8' IL.
sad lots being in the square bounded by Ursulnes,
Hospital Burgundy and Rampant streets, in the
Second District of this city.
l. Lot A measures, in American measure, 81 feet
III inches aud lines front on Burgundy street. by
first depth of 95 feet IL inches the side of Ursli-
lines eet thence feet inch and lines on line
parallel to Burgundy street and running toward
Hospital street, thence 63 feet ii inches and lines
on a second depth line. 159 feet 10 inches and 8
Ines on the other side toward Hospital rect and
20 feet 10 inches in width the rear line together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
consisting of handsome one story and attic brick
house, containing one parlOr dining room one
sleeping room and cabinets the first floor, and
two sleeping rooms and cabinets in the attic; gas
ii Atur, throughout the house; two story brick
building COZ tanning five rooms and other outbulid-
iugs such as bathroom. wash and coal rooms.
Subject 10 lease expiring on the fifteenth or sep
TENDER, 1877, at the rate OF 900 per nontI pdyapie
monthly.
q Lot measures in American measure, IS feet
2 inches front on UrsHnes street, by a first depth
of l06 feet inches and lines on the side of Ram
part street thence 3 feet inches and lines on a
line PARALLEL to Ursullnes street and running to-
ward Burgundy street, thence 81 feet inch and
lines on a seeon! depth line, l27 feet inches and 8
lines on the other side toward Burgundy street,
and 81 feet IL inches and lines III width On the
rear line; together with all the buildings ana lul-
provenients thereon, consisting of two wooden
shanties, one facing Ursunes street and the
other III the of the lot.
Terms and Conditions ne-tbird cash. balance
payable at one and two years, in notes OF the pur-
chasers secured by mortgage OH the property sold
aud bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
date until paid, and five per cent lawyers fees IN
ease of suit the collection of said notes or parts
thereof. The improvements 20 be kept insured and
policy transferred to vendors The taxes o 1871 TO
be assumed bv the purchasers
Acts OF sale before o. De Armas notary pubic,
at the expense of the purchasers, including The
United States internal revenue stamps
ial2 teEil2