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Antony and Cleopatra.

lam dying, Egypt, dying
Ehhs the crimson life-tide fast, 9,
And the dark, ,Plptoniap shadows 7
Gather in the evening blast o,
Let thine afms 9 Queen supportme,
Hush thy sobs aud bow thine ear s,c
Hearkefl te tie great heart secret, - - i
Thou, and thou alone, must hear.
Though nv Scared and veteranlegions
Bear their eagles highnoalasre,. a. 2
And my wrecked and scattered galleys,
Strewdark Actiun's fatalshore,' ~
Thou IN no glittering guards surrondt me
PROMPT to do their masters will,
I mlet perishJ Jlilse q. Roman, A!&!'- Il
Die the great TriumVir still.
Let not Ceasary sefyIe anYhionsf z HT
Mock the lion thus 1ai id low, ElAY3
Twas no feoman's hand that slew him,
'TVas his own tthatstruck1the blowa
Hear, then, pillowed on thy, bosom boss0mp p ,1i
Ere ES staf. fades quite away, = ,,,s
Him( w6 odrahk &if1 thy lcarssses 'fot
Msdllby slbitR tRRreqghIb hIbWeflf aaYaysd ns.
And thou, .tSHEl eysae1ESs1Mti TIA EGYPTIAN, .s9!Lt
Glorioussprcefes sof the Nils Sge
Light the path tpsStNg Aaorora -
With the splendors of thy smile,
Give this Ceasar crowns and arches,
Letshis brow the 1aure1Iwfne,
scorn the>senates triumphsy TyM 2
TritunpMng insaove likeathihe.S - "A
I am dying, Egypt; ypt pttsddi!iinneg dying, ,'"" u"
Hafk,thejpsultipgr rfoHsaafbscry M !.Yyy
TheyireS coming aaicA my salchion !.
tine face them ere I die
Oh /! no more amid tn battlesrx =
Will my voice.sxtltib ibe swell
Isis and Osiris guard thee;
Cleopatra! Rome! Farewell sGgTO
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[ tSEeas6 rThataanyClpHye6h7 6h7uwlaS6 Sltele 10
fc6dpterfsit tlIechrand ofiiaid iImteptargssge
iutlshall repaeksahy achsges pregiousl I'D
tmarkedJor ebiandedt by saido ms
shalll ON coiiyictianet etisereof tbe;6ued tDl-ssA3
leach and every offense, 4He shm of5Onas td3
hundred ddofdrss ssoitoa yTegfi-ip itA -
lu,'SEtGE7.ITha in case of stisasiek eknesgQfsf 10
Etemporary absence of the f1Rspea6oR oxtaM
4 If the. con xeniapts dispateh. q.
OF his office shall require the same, the
said itspectpr nstthereffD atifls5sitzdko 6Gx
aspSlss gpS TbafP bnePatyaSs put Si
ipspection and branding of fertilizers the
ssiaA said lnsggster shsls DE entkled chargsiP
fahd branded; 1.-THE saHio osoiBe, pafdBV Ai0iaa7
tiaatg,ent ntewneEa5 t,anafse Hyer
saaI aa e Sellfssspls sPa ;sR tas Psyao3
/ fhisdonp npepsatia TN tn. .sxsn5lp patiem dsnoq
aas sd sSsks saa
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per eentuis orY aid amnmts aadH to- tie ied5
saats q TSSaM fs5 sss ri EigsEg sas 4 aas
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Val p5 inhea aState, AND r,nsyf Hfjalk1asY
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poses of thie Act ;aana4 hefll sbfiGe tad3
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required fnbs madp dimmhatEh Ehe axiiesm
s5essd h d BY and the rp9sA Be
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xaS a sa sha SbSs is}a's 9s asss
bthetsh1ne psnalty npsoviaed if seeaoht1s1s
et s9s AS ss sid said has sols2 aaoa
phatesi sBalr Before eatsadss aipsssdi b 70
duties 9f bis, tefiiss, furnish bend &dna nioa
Sum oFs1eSaosof s tse lsf NsSfae III
ancelo elof. bis dutiesr apd iftthe 1Rsgeeto etoDasvo
of Pliosphates orhis Deputies, or anX6 .;.
them slaal gbs guilty 81 sraddss 6fsafall .aeb
|a,eglect eF refuse 5hsIaats9 oSs nos
of sela sss d sasA seat sa ss isss 5
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repaalsS pfSyasjs ng,cbe 11s7sepiasa beara Cd
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AN ACT to lneorpo pora5e Tie. oans Nqsaa
ssst4i5s s1zas at 4Bsssfs al
+ ate and HoHee6f Retlessncatlaas ofsh4t stf
State Of Sputh CsnsAnai naw w,pafTand droTq
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Laws of ,sSontlp Carolina.
.S.IXSAIIS
ACTS ANDE JOINT RESOLUTIONS
PASSED. BY,THE GENERAL
.1.2St5sst,,MMBpffy 1.2St5st,MMBpf y1poz = ~" ''F'
% i HEht8
Published by ldt66rlty:l
AZ sstfss t1sa Assa S;ssas sss y 4GSsssl ISL

Ah a - ~ Ty ~ TYyy =
AN Attic Gfsg,t, RensM and a1dD1cnt
th6'cAdrier %Uf theS' HaHdye- C' Roc
HjH,iia the, county, of rYork.ITI.g ~ !
SECTION, /, Be it enacted bY the, Sen
ate and House of Representatives of ltht
State or South Carolina, now met ant
sitting in, General Assembly, /, and by th'
authority, of, the same: ,:sg,.f1lr, IN +
That, from and after the passage o
this Act, all citizens of this, State, ;hay
ing resided twelve months, within tn
State, aud sixty days iaitL-the village. o
Rock Hill, shall be deemed, and ar,
hereby. by.aeclapedktarbe be, paebsdy polite an!
corpeatesand the.said Yillage sliaH %,
called and knoWn,by the names of ,Roci
Hill. aud Its, corpoEate limits shall feX
tend oyer an area of . square, each sid'
whereof is one nile and the centgt
WHEREOF Is Gofdon's Hotel,m,'@, y,11 s',1
SEC. 2s That tthesaidyV village shall bt
goyerlfed hYSsanS ] IntsAaant and foul
Wardefs,, Who sfiaff be tItizsHs' OF .ths
United States, and who shall have -re..
sided In this State twelve months, and
shailS lSAayetsbesn sideRtsaH the Esaad
villagesixty days inlnledately prece'
ding thef election ,adsv anawi,s 20 shalr sna. DC
1873, and on the s4He day An each yea1
thereafter, ten days public notice there
Of being previ0usly ysgiye9; and thas al
male inhabitanfsM al he1age oftXenty
Que years, citizens Of the State, and who
shall ghsve Yresidety within vthe State
twelve rnont tbs, aud in the said Eihage
sixty days sihmehiatefy:precedilig heil
electbdna shall. be Entitled to avate fol
said lntendant and Wardens, paupers
and persons under disabilities OF crime
excepted.
SEC, 3. The said ELECTION shall be helo
at some e9nyshsns Is psSllc pIasss &c IN IN, the
ing, until q, dock in the afternoon, alie
when the polls Shalt bA closed, the Man
ayers shall forthwith count the votes
and declare the election and give no.
tice thereof in wriringa to fbe 1nten.
dant ,tilereiH Ebeing; hMfio Eshall,i within
two days thereafter give notice, or cause
the same to- ibex gi ven q; to- 1.-THE persons
elected. Tie 1ntendant and War
dens, -Hefore entering ION 5the duties :ol
their, .respcetive Offices: shall take tthe
oath prescribed by the Constitution oi
the State. and also the following oath, tc
wit: "As Intendant Tor Wardsp) .ofthe
village of RoekSHhGI wilfs equally
and impartially, to the best of my abil.
ity. exercise the trust .reposed I,in, me
and will usesmy best. :endeavors to pre-,
servethe peace aud carry into effect, : &C
cording to law, the purpose for which j
have been elected: So help! me, God?
And. if anv person, upon Being elected
Intendant or WaraeES shall refuse IT
act as suclishe shail Sfarfet and aiay ste
the Courfcfi the suhfof twenty 'd6hars
for the use of the said village: Provided
That Il no I,v who has aasd aamDsed f
serve either as an Intea da,t or Warden
more. flia1S Snfaa 4Sa1 lin ailV ItGrfn a
e.s~H
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-, !UFFICE SECRETARY, OF SoTAT!| g.
|2nlCoEuMDfX, S! C:;;Febfuary 5, 1872. '
t{ The foregbingmct having! fbeen nprea
.sented to the Governor of. this, State for
IFS approval, and hot having been re-
ttarned by. him to the brancho ofthe Geif-
reral, Assembly from which it originated,
Fwithinthe time prescribed BY the Con:
|stitution,' has become a law without his
approval. - ri,.l,, o., ,.,,,..lr .
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the annual taxation upon property and
other subjects of ANNUAL taxation for the
year, shall be published /: at least three
weeks, during the month of January in
each Year: Provided" That the said
Town Council shall have power to levy
tax for this year, under the same rule
as is above. stated, timmediately after the
I passage of this Act; and, that all per
sons liable to taxation under. the same
shall make oath of their taxable pro
perty within saiditown ;andn make. pay
ment of their taxes to the Clerk or
Treasurer of said, corporation or. such
other person as they may be ordered or
required to do during the succeeding
month after publication, andl.upon"th
failure to make such return and tpay-
ment as required. the parties so, in de-
| fault shalt be subject to the penalties
provided by law for failures to pay the
general State and County tax, to be en-
forced by the orders ipf the Iptendant
and Wardens ora majority of them, for
the use of the said t6wh, except in such
cases that executiotis'to enforce the pay
ment of such taxes shall beissued uiidBr
the seal of the ecorporation, and may be
directed to the Town Marshall, or other
|persons appointed BY the Town Coun.
Gil to levy; collect and receive the same,
with. costs, as isinasllch cases made and
provided by law; and all property upon
Which such tax Shall be- levied and as
sessed is hereby declared and niade lia-
blo for the ,payntent thereof, In prefer
ence to all other debts, eXbept debts: due
to the, State, which shall be first paid ).
pantl that all other taxes imposed. by the
mtendaiit and Wardens, Or a majority
of them; shall be liable for tie same, as
hin manner and form Just before stated. .spi
+ Sec O., The Intendant and d;ANardens
elect, together with Clerk and Treasur-
er, shall, during their term of Office be
exempt from Street and police duty.
Each Town Council shall; Within one:
month after the expiration of theirt term
sof office, make out and return to ,tleir
Successors in office q full account of their
receipts and expenditures during their;
term, which. account shall he published
in one or more. papers of the town, and
shall BAY over all moneys in their pos
session belonging to the corporation,
and deliver up rall books; records and
other papers incident toatheirf office to.
their successors; and OH failure to do SO
they'sh be liable to be fined in sum
not exceeding five hundred dollars to
be collected 6y any proper action of the
Town Council. .&.al ,dJ3i 10!
SET. 10. That all Ordinances or by
laws, passed by the Town Council of
Rock Hilli shall. be binding upon the
Ieitizens Of said, town, the same as the
laws Of the State. sea- go Gu =
SEC.9ll. AL. acts" and parts of acts
inconsistent with this act, be, aud the
same are hereby, repealed:
SEC. IL. This Actsshail be deemed and
taken to be q public, Act, and shall con-
tinue in force Until repealed.
iiApproved March 4, 1S72.-'-
"a. ugn3e2 kuo-- 10 egI!oL "s| !
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AN ACT to hacWporate' sths, Toapn Of
Mullins, in Marion county, State Of
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: - -. TIilN'il l---Q! IJI'i" ~ :.
AN ACT Authprisipg the To,4n Council
of the" 7u,ch Of RcW6erry To- Erect q
IlLurket .House,bn GGLot gslLaadi Be-
1opging to the County Of Neanberry.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Sem
ate and House Of Representatives Of th
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THE CONSTITUTION.

We are gratified to learn that Cow
ernor Jacob, in all his speeches recent.
ly delivered in Hampshire, Grant,
Pendleton and Hardy counties, has at
length come out openly and explicitly
for the new Constitution. He declares
his purpose to vote for it and expresses
surprise that any person should ever
have supposed that he would have
acted otherwise. -Autinsbury Nsp Era.
an all his speeches recently deliv.
cred" in Kanawha and other counties
of the Third District Governor JACOB
has refused to say that he is in favor OF
the Constitution at all. Will bis
friends in tie South Branch country
still cling to him as the only honest
man in the State -
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VOTE FOR PEACE.

Eminent lawyers and Statesmen have
examined the new Constitution Of West
Virginia and pronounce it the best yet
framed in any Of the States. 1t care
fully guards the rights Of the people
and contains every provision that is
calculated to secure the prosperity Of
the commonwealth. 1t is in full har-
mony with the spirit Of the times and
embodies the most approved and enc
lightened ideas of popular government.
1t is entirely in accord with that senti-
ment Of the people which demands am
nesty for the past and guarantees for
the future. 1t perfects in West Vir-
ginia what "the Liberal movement"
seeks to do for the nation and proclaims
peace. Vote for ratification.
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THr rArfM QUEsrroH,

The gentleman who sent to this Of
Gee for publication the request which
appeared in yesterday mornings Rse-
rsfER calling upon Colonel WILSON to
define his position as regards the tariff
question, accompanied the manuscript
with a note stating that alike petition
or request had been sent to the Intelh-
oc1cer for J. J. DAVIS" 1t was there
fore with the understanding that 10th
candidates were to be INTERCEPTED
in relation to the matter thst pub
lished the request The Intslsgsneer Of
yesterday morning, however, contains
no allusion to the subject and propounds
no query to Mr.. DAVIS. Under these
circumstances, we believe that Mr..
WILSON will be perfectly justifable in
making no reference to the matter
whatever, unless he is voluntarily in
clined to do 80. I'd. ...s
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SPECIAL LEGISLATION.

IF the New Constitution contained
nothing else that should recommend it
to ratification, the prohibition ofspecial
legislation is valuable enough to Justify
the total expense of the Convention
and the effort that has been made to
secure the reform. 1t will do away
with the whole evil Of lobbying and is
the best safeguard against legislative
corruption that can be devised. Besides
this, it will economic the time Of the
Legislature and enable them to accom-
plish in a short session, once in two
years, all the legislation that the State
will need. Vote for ratification.
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rU.oNIC MALCosTENTs.

Y TbSbolters who ,allege as their pres
text that the Parksrsburg Convention
was packed seem to entertain the
same opinion concerning every assem-
blage. composed in whole or in part Of
Democrats, that has been held in West
Virginia during the past year. They
are dissatisfied with county nomlna-
tons, and, even disregarding their own
written pledges TO the contrary, put up
new tickets and announce themselves
as candidates. There was certainly no
'packingn about the Ohio county
Democratic Convention, but still it did
not suit the immaculate patriots who
are now running the two JOHN is,
JACOB and DAVIS, and they have nomi-
mated q considerable portion of their
own committee as candidates for the
Legislature. At the same time their
whole stock in trade is foolish assertions
Of corruption in the Parkersburg Con-
vention and silly twaddle about "rings."
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VICTORY CERTAIN.

As the result of careful canvass
and from trustworthy information re-
ceived from every quarter Of the State,
we are enabled to assure our readers
that the new Constitution will be rati-
fled and the Democratic State ticket
will be elected. The majority in each
case will be emphatic and decisive. A
very active and effective canvass is
being made and with excellent results.
The struggle is now to determine
whether the majority shall be Fifteen
Thousand, or less. The Democrats of
the State are thoroughly aroused and
are determined to maintain their
ascendancy in spite Of all adversaries,
whether within or without the camp.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

IXTILL BE RECEIVED BY THE COM
W. mittee on Water Works until one
O'Clock Saturday, August 24th, 1877, for the
making and delivering of about sixty-six
hundred feet Of four and six inch Water
Pipe, more or less. The pipe to be nine six
teenths of an inch thick, with all the neces-
sary branches 10 suit the different kinds OF
pipe, stop cocks and fire plugs, in such
quantity as the Committee on Water Works
may order. The pipes to be cast or moulded
In dry sand, IN q perpendicular position,
and of good dark grey iron, SO that IL can
be easily drilled. Each pipe or piece to be
twelve feet four inches long, the four inch
pipe to weigh not more than three hun.
dred and my pounds and not less than
three hundred and forty.five pounds, and
the six inch pipe to weigh not more than
five hundred and five, and not less than
four hundred and ninety pounds. The
castings OF different kinds 10 be delivered
on the street where the pipe is needed also
quantity OF street boxes TO De made. The
work 10 be done In three months after the
contract is awarded. The contractor to give
bond and security for the fulfillment Of the
contract. The pipe to bear q test OF two
hundred and nfty pounds hydraulic press
ure to the square inch, and TO be tested in
wheeling, under the supervision OF the
superintendent Of the Water Works, and at
the expense Of The contractor. The city re-
serves the right to receive or reject any or
al bids. Bids will be endorsed " Proposals
for Water Pipe, Branches, dc.," and to be
LEFT with the Clerk OF the city.
-, ANDREW WILSON,
Chairman Committee on Water Works.
aIQ7 -- ....... .... ... ..
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THE FIFTH WARD.

We trust that our friends in Centre
Wheeling will not forget nor neglect to
attend the Democratic meeting to be
held at the Fifth Ward Market House
this evening. This will probably be
the only opportunity Colonel BEN. Will
SON will have Of speaking in this coun-
ty before the election and he should be
greeted by full turn out Of those who
desire to know his views on National
affairs. Mr.. J. HANSON COOP will also
address the meeting.
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The following is copy Of the pledge
submitted to the Ohio County Conven-
ton on the 1st of July, by virtue OF
which Captain WILSON was balloted
for in that Convention as candidate
for the House of Delegates. The paper
was preserved by the Secretary of the
Convention and is now in our posses-
sion:
"To the Democratic Convention Of Ohio
Co,ulty:i Ega
"GENTLENEs-I offer myself as a
candidate for member OF the Legisla.
ture and pledge myself to abide by the
decision of this Convention.
.-.....-" ANDREW WILSON"
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We have Judged the man by his own

We have judged the man by his own
public declarations, and have shown,
we think, clearly, that of all the men
uho could be chosen from the Democratic
ranks IN the district, there is none ,ohose
elevction to seat in Congress soould so
sigaally disgrace the district and State,
and more endsnger, so far as his efforts
could 60, everything that is priced by
the people of this district and State
who stood by the government through
the war.-Intelligeneer, October l9, 1870.
The man referred to in the above ex-
tract is JOHN J. DAVIS, the MtsNigs,eer's
candidate for Congress in this District.
We publish it now merely to show that
our neighbor two years ago thought Mr..
DAVIS the worst and most Objectionable
"of all the men who could be chosen
from the Democratic ranks" Now, when
Colonel WILSON is candidate, who is,
according to the Intelhgsnesr's own
showing. preferable to Mr.. DAVIS, that
paper urges Republicans to vote for
DAVIS in order to beat WILSON.
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"The Partnership between
the Republicans and q pOr-
tion Of the Democratic party,
Governor Jacob and his
friends, is q limited one, and
for . specific purpose, the de-
feat of the new Constitution.
That accomplished, the Re-
publican party will elect q
man Of Its own for Governor
I'm OctOber.o-Ertract from speech
of Col. I. B. Scam, at Charleston, July
9Th 1872.
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Ohio County Ticket:

FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
M. #. HULLIHEN,I . 49,.
GEORGE o. DAVENPORT,
WILLIAM W. MILLER,
JAMES ROBINSON.
FOR SHERIFF.,
GEORGE II. TINGLE.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
E.G. CRACRAFT.
FOR PRESIDENT OF COUNTY COURT,
HANNIBAL FORBES.
FOR CLERK OF COUNTY COURT,
ROBERT b. WOODS.
FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT,
THOMAS II. DARRAH.
FOB SURVEYOR OF LANDS,
.., H. T. CARR.
FOR AssEssoR-CTrY DISTRICT,
RALPH ARKLE.
FOR AssKssoR-CoUNTRY DISTRICT,
JOSEPH BURROWS. ..
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MARSHALL COUNTY.

The campaign in Marshall county is
progressing admirably and the sterling
Democrats of that region are doing
splendid work for the good cause. A
large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at Fairuiew last Wednesday. 1t
was addressed by Colonel BEN. WILSON
and J. W. GALLAHER, Esq, each Of
whom is reported as having done good
service. There is a reasonable proba.
bility that Marshall county will give q
majority for the Constitution and the
State ticket.
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OHIO COUNTY.

Democratic meetings in the city of
Wheeling will be held as follows:
In the FIFTH WARD, on Friday
evening, August Is. 10 be addressed by
Colonel BEN. WILSON, j. HANSON
GOOD and others.
At the COURT HOUSE, Saturday
night, August II, to be addressed by
Hon. S. F. CAREY, Of Ohio; Hon.
SAMUEL WOODS, of Barbour county,
and others.
In the EIGHTH WARD, Monday,
night, August 10, to be addressed by
speakers to be hereafter announced.
: Other county meetings will shortly
be announced.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

To Benno KOnmo, Esq, present Justice o,
Centre Township, ....... .I.t...,r.
THE UNDERSIGNED, CITIZENS OF
Centre Township, request you to an.
nOunce yourself as an Independent candi-
date for reelection to the office you now
hold-that Of Justice Of the Peace. We ask
this without regard to party or country
We want the peace and dignity Of Centre
B. NJ. EoFF,
THOS. Il. REED,
WIN. link, II =. 90.
N. HUBBARD,
JOS. HOSENFELD,
JOHN PARKER,
r. J.SMYTH,
DANIEL HARKINS,
WIN, HARE.
u
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WASHINGTON, August IA cry for
help has come up from West Virginia
to the Administration. As it holds the
next election in the Presidential field
every effort is to be made to carry it,
and men and money are demanded.
Money is wanted for the establish.
ment of JACOB and GRANT newspapers
and men are wanted to read them, both
OF which are scarce in West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-16

GOVERNOR JACOBS duplicity concern.
ing the new Constitution is costing him
hundreds Of votes both among Demo-
Gratis and Republicans. In one quarter
of the State he favors the Constitution
in another he opposes it. He is at
tempting to ride two horses going in
different directions at the same time
and is certain to fall to the ground.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-16
LEAVING THE SINKING SHIP.

The AooB men have generally ceased
talking about the Parkersburg Conven'
ton being packed the delegates be
ing rbribed,p and all that sort of-thing'
They have abandoned all claim that
JACOB is the candidate of the Demo-
cratic party and are now catering only
for Radical votes. The lofty assump-
tons with which they entered upon the
caippaign have. one BY one, been
dmppsd, isnd one after another the
falsshoods upon which their cause was
bsssd, have been exposed and over
tltrvws. Most 81 the Democrats who
went into the matter have "lost heart
sA4f9ad gladly Ct out oiIit They.
will make a faint show Of opposition
until the day Of election, when many Of
them will vote the straight Democratic
ticket.