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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-14
New York Market.
New YORK, February

NEW 1Okk, TeDTudTS III.
FLOUR-Quiet and firm at s. 80
G6 80 for superfne State; s. %
66 IS for extra do; Sc 4O9
6 90 for choice do Sc 9j@7 30
for fancy do; S. 9O@6 80 for su-
perfine western; 81 60a6 so for com.
mon to medium extra do; So Sj@I 40
for choice do; 81 3O@7 90 Tor common 10
choice white wheat western extra;
Sc 70G6 80 for common to good ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
Sc 9j@7 35 for trade brands; Sc SO01 40
TOR common to fair extra 81. Louis and
81 5O69 80 for good to choice do.
Southern -four quiet and unchanged at
Sc SOG7 40 for common 10 fair extra
and 81 506s 80 for good to
choice do. Rye -four steady. Corn
meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat firmer at 81 81
al IS Tor No. > spring 81 500
| 6Oc for No. do; 81 64@l 6S
for winter red western; 81 69@l - for
amber western; 81 7O9l 70 tor white
do; 81 6S tor winter red western, and
81 70 for choice white western. Rye
quiet, with buyers at 93c sellers at 95c.
Barley quiet and unchanged. Barley
malt dull. Corn without decided change
at 73674c for mixed western 74674lc
for yellow do, and 7ic for white do
Oats firner at 52i@56c for western and
Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork steady at sli IL
.6l5 90 for new less; Sl3 30 for
old mess Sl2 % for prime and $l4 90
for new prime do. Beef is quiet
at 50 006ll % for plain mess and
sll OOGl3 90 for extra mess. Beef
hams dull at S23 0OG26 %. Tierce
beet ia nominal at Sl6 GOALS 90 for
prime mess and sl9 OO@2l % for India
do. Cut meats at st99!c for hams
and 5tG6c for shoulders; middles quiet
and steady. Lard unchanged at 9t9
9sc for No. to prime steam and 9ic
for kettle rendered.
DRESSED HOGS-At 5iG5ic for
western.
BUTTER-Quiet at 9G22c for west
eru and 23636c for State.
CHEESE-Quietand firm at l3ld lic
for common TO prime.
COTTON-On spot opens dull and &c
lower 22!c for low middlings and
23c for middIing uplsnds.
PETROLEUM-Dull and in buyers
favor at l2ic Tor crude and 2liG2c
for refined.
TALLOW-Hesvy at si99!c stear-
ine steady al 9@9tc.
WHISKY-LoHer at 92&c.
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New York Money Market.
Npw YoRE FebruE

NEW ORK, February To, o I VI
MONEY-During the afternoon at
6@7 per cent on stocks AMI sac on
call.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-We eaker
for long sterling and lO9b is the out
side figure for actual business IN prime
bankers 60 days bills. Sight bills
quoted at l095@llO. =,
GOLD-Market was intensely dull
throughout the day, and the closing
business was llOfc.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was strong during the day, with fur
ther advance in prices. United States
currency Is at ll4s9ll4S.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February II.
COTTON-Dul! and little offering
low middlings at 22fc.
FLOUR-Firm and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet; Pennsylvania
at 81 IS. Corn quiet; white southern
at 6S669c; mixed western at 69@ zoe.
Oats dull at 52@54c. Rye firm at S5c
@$l OF.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork steady
aud unchanged. Bulk meats firm;
shoulders at 5!@5ic; rib sides at 6!@
&c clear rib sides at &c, all loose.
Bacon steady and unchanged. Hams
at baltic. Lard firm at 9i9lOc.
BUTTER-Western active for all
grades; choice rolls at 2392jc; good TO
prime at l7@20c common at 23@25c.
WHISKY-Very quiet at 93!c.
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CHARLESTON, FebruaryS.
The House dispatched great deal o:
routine business, but none Of which
was Of general interest except the bill
repeating the provision of the Code
relative to interest. As this is OF gen.
eral importance to the business men OF
your city, quote the full text Of the
bill as it passed, together with the vote
of the members thereon
HOUSE BILL NO. 20.
A BILL to amend and re-enact Sections S
and OF Chapter 81 OF the Code OF West
Virginia, and to re-enact Sections 4, 2, 10
and IL OF Chapter al, OF the Code OF Fir-
ginia OF 1860, IN relation TO money and
Interest.
Be ii enacted By the legislature Of West
Virginia:
|. Sections five and seven, OF chapter
ninety.six, OF the Code Of West Vir-
ginia, are amended and re-enacted as
follows:
-. All contracts or assurances, made
directly or indirectly, for the loan or
forbearance OF money, or other thing, at
q greater rate Of interest than is allowed
by the preceding section, as to all the
interest shall be void"
~. Any borrower Of money, or other
thing, may exhibit bill in chancery
against the lender, and compel him to
discover. upon oath, the money or
other thing really lent, and all bar
gains, contracts, or shifts relative to such
loan. and the interest or consideration
OF the same; and fit appear that more
than lawful interest was reserved, the
lender shall recover only his principal.
money or other thing without interest,
aud shall paw the costs Of suit"
=. Be ii further enacted, If any excess
beyond the lawful interest be paid in
any case, the person paying the same
may, in suit brought within one year
thereafter, recover it from the person
with whom the contract was made, or
TO whom the assurance was given; and
It may be so recovered from such per-
son, notwithstanding the payment Of
the excess be made to his endorser or
assignee.
5. Any judgment creditor who appre-
hends that he is in danger OF loss ty
reason OF usurious dealings on the part
of his debtor, may exhibit his bill in
equity, verified by affidavit, against the
party with whom the dealings were had
and compel him to discover. on oath
all bargains, contracts or shifts relative
to such dealings; aod if it appear that
more than legal interest has been re-
ceived, the excees above that rate, or 90
much thereof as may be necessary,
shall be applied to the satisfaction Of
the plaintiff demand. Such bill shall
be filed within five years after the
receipt Of such illegal interest.
4. Upon q bill requiring no discovery
OF the defendant, but praying an injnnc-
ton to prevent the sale Of property con-
veyed to recover the repayment of a
sum Of money, or other thing, Dor.
rowed at usurious interest, the court
shall cause an issue to be made and
tried at ITS bar by jury whether or no
the transaction be usurious, on the
trial Of such issue, neither the bill nor
the answer shall be given in evidence.
II the jury find the transaction usurious,
tasn the same relief shall be given as
II the party claiming under the con.
'cyanss had rsssrtsd 70 the ssurt 70
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Tobacco.

cn CADDIEs M. 7. & Cos'' MAHoo-
OU any Navy 3s-
20 Caddies .Arrah-Na-Pozne" Navy "a
20 Caddies .Gambie's' Bright Navy -
10 BIS. an. T. q Co.'S" Mahogany Navy lhs
20 Caddies Russells black l0s-
NATURAL LEAF.
10 Caddies Luscious Chew Twist "a
"a Boxes aYellov Jessantne' Twist b.
10 Boxes .Crescent" Twist %.
% Boxes M. 7. q Cos. Bright lbs-
20 Gases @F. g." Smoking n ~ and lbs,
Eg sale cheap HoL.AnuAn.
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MARVELLOUS beyond precedent is the
effect Of Sozodont upon the whole
economy of the mouth, keeping the
gums rosy and healthy, the teeth in per.
feet order, giving to the breath balmy
fragrance.
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Tickets to all principal points IN ths EsS'
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket Office, in Mcclure House, and al the
Station st Bridgeport. ,,
nool Genl Passenger and Ticket Agen
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, February Is.
FLOUR-Is steady.
GRAIN-Wheat firm and a shade
better; No. . red at 81 81. Corn un
changed and dull; high mixed at 4l!c.
Oats dull and unchanged; No al 43c.
SEEDS-Clover seed at s. 20.
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TObaccOs.

- CASES SWEET HEART BRIGHT
j Navy "a.
Cases sweet Heart" Bright Navy 81.
10 HI Boxes HERES" Rough and Ready
Twist
10 HI Boxes yellow Jesamins" Rough
and Ready Twist.
10 HI Boxes Diamond" Rough and
Ready Twist.
10 HI Boxes Diamond" Bright Pounds.
5Cases {" "LeadbetteT" Black Eayy D.
3Cases Yankee Doodle" Black Eavyl.
JuS received and tor sale by
nogl NJ. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-14

"a For Coughs, Bronchitis, aud
Consum ption, in its early stages, moth.
ing equals Dr.. Pisrsss Golden Medical
Discovery.
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Sundrlea.

Sundrlea.
IINGLISH SODA, SAL-SODA. PRPPnR
~ Alspice, Cloves, Cinnamon, ExBeue0
OF all kinds, Nutmegs, Indigo, Madder, kx.
tract OF Logwood. Alum. CopperaA, Mss
Vitriol, Buckets, Tubs, Washboarda, Hoar
OF all kinds, Candles, Moulds and stA
Nails, ali ,izes; window Glass, MatchA
Stogie Cigars, Tips, snufY. Backing. COtte.
Batting, Cotton Twine, Paper Twine. Cand.
Wicking, Wrapping Paper, all sizes.
CANNED PEACHES
In store and for sale at lowest market pvios-
We respectfully solicit orders nom the
trade which will have our prompt attsu.
ton.
dec TISGLE 4 lSHAM.
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Flour.

Flour.
ct oNG BRANCH" White wheal
"Cream OF Wheeling" White Wheat.
Virginia Mills" Family,
Legal Tender" Family.
Buckwheat Flour, pure.
We have all the above popular brands "
In store and for sale.
del9 TIN9LE& ISHAA-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-14

- .-..,,.s.ase.eE PASSENGER TRAINS
~ .SSS-.S.swi run by the following
Schedule on and after November Dt, Ell
Wheeling time:
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAyES wST-LEAvEs.
daily htfS al $50 A. NJ. daily at..-ll2o A.. NJ.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES AT
Cumberland 2:lS 4. ". IAncSvllle ....S-n 2. u.
Baltimore ....9:jO " 'NewarR..-".-fO "
Wash'n Cityll:l1 Sindusky 300 =.
Philadelphia2:O)A An Coinmbus:...:oi0 "
New YORK b:Ij Cincinnau--lO OUJ "
Z icago....... "a A. N
FAST Linz.
EASr-IEAvs= wESr-LEANKs
sWheeliug Wheeling
daily at...i:5O p. u. daily at. : " \. q.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES Az
Parkerssurg. - A. NJ. LaneSville...ll2i A. ".
Cumberlayd.2 "a Newark ......l2ir y. y.
Baltimore ...-h:Sj " toiumOus..,..,.:N
Wash. City.lUOJ Sandusky......60 /"
Philadelphia l:El T.. N. Chicago .----.o:-O
New York .i:iu Sundays excepted.
MAILTRAIN.
EAST -iEAyEs wssr-LEAvEa
@W he.ling Wheeling
daily at.,. .!C:i5 p. ~. daily at. l2) An.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
CumbGrland.N:UOA A. II. ILanesSlIle... b'lo \. v
ParkersOurs-I:-l Sewar k..".... I:iO "
BaltimOrc...-1:U5 p. n. Columbus. SIJA.M
Philadelp'a-Il:O d Cincinnati.
SATURDAYS excepted. lChicago----.
,, 'sundays: excepted.
ACCOMMODATION.
EAST-LEAvEs wEsr-LEANEs
@Wherllng wheeling
daily at. 1880 A. NJ. daily aI,..-.i:lOP. n
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
ParkerSburgl0dO p. N. .ZaneSville.... GlO
C,umberlandlO:l5 Newark. lO:5O
sSuudays excepted. ICOlumOus....l2O
Cincinnati.
sundays excepted.
Central Ohio Arrivals. alt.Main stem
6:I5 4. NJ. StLoulsEx l2:2O +. NJ.
$40 p. Nj Fast Line. 500 A. NJ.
ll:2O A. NJ. Accom- ION ~ L. NJ.
1910 L. NJ. Mail.......... 2:U5 A. NJ.
W., +. & Is. DIV.
Leave Wheeling...... 7.l0 a. III. 30 p. m
East bound tralnsmake conne ions
at Baltimore with trains for PhlIadei-
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
West bound trains make direct connec
ton at Columbus for al! points West and
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be pro.
cured at the Office.
JOHN l. WILSON,
.,sster OF transportation, Baltimore
H. 4. DEVRlES,
no20 Geueral Agent, Wheeling.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r, K.

~ ss-E ON AND AFTER NO
- xSzfS VEMBER Is, ISL, Trains
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-14
CHARLESTON.

rhe Interest Bill Passed by the
House-A"BuIlA Against the Gomez
Political BuncOmbe and Balder.
dash-SiOw Progress In the Con.
-ausinn
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Thls cpmpuay has been In successful oper-
alton six years; continues To Insure against
loss or damage by fire on Buildings Of
ali kinds Manufacturing Establishments.
Household Furniture and Personal Proper
" generally, HuIls and CaEgoes on the
West ern waters, on as favorable terms AZ
other sound institutions.
WM. Is. SIMPSON, President.
J. .R. MILLER, Secretary.
OSCARSASDROCH, Agent and Solicitor.
DIRECTORS:
VIM, B. Simpson, VIM. G. HandIsn,
JnO, X. Rotsford, J. X. Mctortney.
John T., Hohtss. &. I. Brown,
Dr. II. J. Wiesel.-
ia25
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Flour.

I00 BARRELS LONG BRANCH
lUU White Wheat,
30 bbls Cream OF Wheeling" Family.
loo bbls Virginia Mills, Family.
ianSl TINaLE 4 IsHAh.
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West Virginia Insurance Go.
Market street. under the NcLure House.
TAKES RISKS AT THE Low EST
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Furniture,
Household Goods, Merchandise and Sochs
DIRECTORS:
Jaoob Hornbrook, Jacob ". hickel,
Henry Hartman, DIT. j. c. HupP,
Jonathan Rowley, Edmund booking,
X. ]. Smyth, I. J. Campbell,
J. II. BTistor, :. Prayer,
VIM. Z. Odbert, Thomas BoEgeS'
ID. ID. T. FarnswOrth, VIM. b. Crane,
David Billmyer, Joseph Shields
VIM. X White, ". Con, Jr.
L II. Duyal. u. H. DIX.
VIM z Stevenson. "
81 once over Hartmann ClothlnS 5Gie'
south stde Monroe street. Wheeling. W. Va
JACOB HORNBROOk, President
JACOB VI. BICKEL- Vice Prest
III WILLIAMS, Secretary.
B. NcCOLDOCH. Asst Secretary
mari
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Bacon.
SHoULDERS,
y Sides,
Sugar Cured Hams,
For sale by
deg TINGLE 4 fsdAN.
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NEW ApvERTisEMe
TINGLE & ISHAm,
Successors TO Maxwell, Tingie 4 Coz
Wholesale Grocers
PROVISION DEALERS

IS MAIN STREET, wEELINd.
deq
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Fish.

NJACKEREL IN HALVES AND KIrN
Nl Lake Herring in Halves.
White Fish In Halves.
Lab. Herring In bbls. For sale
dss TINGLE a IaHAA
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BALTIMORE & OHIO B. R. co.

~ ,.sssa-eE TRAINS
- sSSS~swill run by the following
schedule on and after November Dt, NIl-
Wheeling time:
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

prising publisher announced in stanleys name anu
which was have been made up Of the letters ana CON
yersatons and speeches which had already appeared m
the newspapers. Such q publication would have peen
well calculated to rob both Stanley and the pn0he'
Sir Rounded Palmer is no longer Sir Roundel Palmer
but Baron elborne Of Selborne Peer OF tho Realm ana
Lord Chancellor of England enjoying the most brilliant
reward subject can receive for services to the crown OF
lawyer receive for services at the bari one OF the nigh
est places IN political life we'll Just before his peer
age was passed under the Great Seal he sent In MS D
for counsel fees at Geneva, which rumor hNed at s'
"A pretty large sum even for an English lawyer A
sem-ofclal contradiction appears this morning. ana u
iutimated that the real amount Is only $1,000 HDe
true as have heard that Gen. Gushing and MI EVar's
got but 10000 apiece FOR their services 1t would seem
to pay better to for the British Governments
than to gain one for the United States.
Gen. schenc's trip TO Italy s TO occupy two months
Meantime Mr. Moran, now Secretary OF Legation Tor
some years, is charge d'd6ares. When Civil Service
Reform gets to be something moro than name, and
diplomatic posts to be regarded merely as con-
yenien means Of providing for the Presdens personal
and political friends and when training and fitness for
diplomatic work come be taken into account, men Ike
Mr. Moran will not have to content themselves with an
occasional ehdrgeshp. c. We
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05

the nuisance procured at Baltimore seat in the
palace ear. We were not out OF the city before the
young who farms the train rushed Ia and
thrust over the book I was reading the
latest Police Neics, Gazette, filed with horrible
eDcavngs. Two minutes later he gathered them all up,
not having 10 my knowledge, sold single copy. The
same operation repeated with three other pctOrias,
day. Then followed handbill, advertising some late
books; then the books themseves then lot OF paper
covered novels; then the thrilling adventures" OF
some unfortunate captive among the Indians; then a
prize package OF assorted candy then cheaper
then box Of gum drops; then candy In stcksi then
Of needles, without end, each course
being preceded by the inevitable handbl don't think
peddler between Baltimore AMI Philadelphia. But
the young pirate-I mean merchant-Who boarded
the train at the lattGr-named city eXcellcd the
former in energy as NewYOTk cXces those provincial
cities in enterprise. lie began with pop corn oysters
fried expressly for this train, six oysters six CRACKERS
and pickle, all in nice box and sold for only quar-
ter" ham sandwiches, roast beef sandwiches, tongue
sandwiches apples ana chesnuts aud peaches and then
through the whole list OF newspapers, novels. mag
azines candy and Yankee notions until our arrival
I'm New.York the car floor looked though cOun
tryman who had been 10 the American Institute Fair
had emptied his pockets there Of the handDils and cir
culars he had collected.
Now believe That there ought 20 be on every train
agent 20 furnish travellers with the latest daily
journals, pctOrials magazines, and railroad guides
have Travelled almost continuously since July IN tho
South anD in the Middle States, aud don't think have
had guide offered me Ia the more than hafadOzen
times and when Iwanted one it impossible 10 Oh.
tain IT, But the trashy literature OF the day. the poisoned
candies and the Yankee notions have been thrust upon
almost everywhere, and sometimes 70 times III udy'
Can't this nuisance be abatedI sUFFElsER.
Ma IOTE
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
,.rr DIscoMFoRT5 OF TRAVEL

10 u EdtI0T OF INe ITt5NHe.
SIR l don't object to enterprise III business !;
indeed ndurc It; mt can't why my life, and
that OF h0Dsands OF other tIayeles by rail- should DO
uadei iscrsDe by having constantly thrust before my
ewes or tJ ny hands every indecent weekly pictorial in
the con try besides al of the latest
novel; dealh IL the shape of endless variety Of can
d,e BESIDES all tao wares known in Yankee notion
eo II this thing goes on II viii De Is dangerous TO
teg , railway car as 70 go 10 ladies' fair for tbs
b,usht OF some charitable orreligions association.
Sgw am OBLIGED - travel over the railroad betwees
.tv and WssA ngton many times IN the year. often
~, m q AZ traus aud wish 10 tell you something OF my
evporieDca on ny Last trip, not because the pedding
nuisance - any worse tl route than on any other' bnt
.uss h. wa, the scene Of NY latest suierng' Between
WASHINGTON and Baltimore the torture was compare
tive .ligut The passengers we're offered lhe hoihig
fc,ysnii,. ~ winch WAS perfectly proper, Weehy
eciriiai u fcw varieties ~ candy. anu mat "as nv
bc.ng Cecpiy interested ~ late pupDeau0n 70 es''W
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
SPAIN.

DFPRFpATIoEs OF CARLIsTs-TROUBLEs WITH
THE BRITISH AUTHORITIES AT GIBRALTAR.
MADRID. Monday, Nov g. 1872.
Armed Carlists have appeared on the from
tier near the town of Fgueras They stopped three dill
igences turned tho passengers ont, and robbed and
stripped ther" T"0 re'"o~- '"~"~ V""""s"' ~ FnT'sh
passenger and position.
Prime Minister ZOrrlla is slightly ILL., bill has been
introduced in the Senate relative 10 captures at sea- In
the Congress to-day Deputy Maisonaye complained OF
the manner in which the Spanish coastgIards were
treated at Gibraltar when in pursuit Of snuggers they
crossed into British territory and lie denounced tie in
science Of the occupiers Of Spanish SOIL
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
SOUTHERN NEED OF A LIBERAL VICTORY

SOUTHERN NEED OF A LIBERAL VICTORY.
10 the Edttor Of The TTtOHte.
SIR: was much grati6ed to read the can
did and truthful comments Of the Lon. Henry W. Hi
ard on tae late Georia election, in your paper last
week Mr.. r. IS q ccn1,mau OF broad national views,
,ud while hc i Southern man, is moi in sympathy with
those Who are sometimes called southern extremists
qayiug Jeca n the National Congress before the war'
D. ia LCt unknown at the North ana his statements Will
60 udch TO remove tho impression, so ndustriously
SOUGHT TO De made that tie election ia Georgia was not
Clirore. know it looLs strange that many Of tho
Yeoes whose votes controlled The state four year.
sd iu tie h io election, have voted with tie CoAserv
aycf or refused vote az all But when the conduct
Of t.-. Ca elected tlCn IS remembered, it s. not
str4 Hat sy should refuse iofOIoN thor late lead
g. a.a. l. slogan oi the Lcpubhc0n party IN Gcor-
f ,our vc 20 tlat the negro must be educated, and
he ~ tax l. erac.iiy So apari for that purpose
.sut wiz nc tl1ce four hundred thousand de liars
Lad accumulated in the Treasury lOm that source IL
taken out to pay per aud other legislative e1-
t,se. incu rcd in session lnraeted beyond a. CON
stlutiaual term, aid not dollar paid for 81 'oos
Isit dccult 10 convince the negroes tat parry thus
III Ling taxes from tIul-tius dccer1lng tlemis an
worthy of their oOnG0cncei Mr. HlGard Is
3isht sacn be says that It was not hos
nifty a. fIc National Government which led 20 the
gleat inaiSlty for Gov. Smith. IL WIS natural and
iUst Tebuke those WHO have msgOycrucd the State,
crto an Administration which in erCry way sustaIned
4sd ereugtfened the Iluudercrs while they we:e ia
poEes This s. Tie tiutD, GDd Inc limo must when
- inte8cent and fairinned people Of tlc North VIII
fess 10 aa.ibe To Rebel afo. id whcs the people OF
tle south 1hO haze been Eckedy p!uhdered by cor.
NIT parifa afr gu thc nanc ~ ioyall, RIl receive
l.le ,ledit tle suJbHg Pauenoe Win which they
piNe i1Fup aLe aiqscs Of Tic !asf SIX Jvsfs A.
Northern man resident ia tile South. ycr1.y believe
fce s nofhiHg IN history a. equal lie ior arance and
tlaulv lors .Uus,g,vlt Wlic those people ave- borne
tiersasters and 0A -aied the adYcAiuTef3 a' khHtes
0 of into power by a'ceiying the poor ucroe iAdt
TIES night rob both black ana @hilea ~ inc nam3PI
seaec. FREE dom and progress. EDhhgcah 80 eue0uage
ind strengthen The 1dtbty o. nc e9pr o. 't 7iih 10
Sc Union as rcluge 80 tne pVlls ''ihJTfj". az over
she S9'G, ne pipndeT policy - FiH c"ri"d on by
New-York tribune., 1872-11-05
RrpEATERs IN NEW-JERsEY.

Information was received. yesterday, at the
j. aocrltic headquarters in jersey City that large
nber Of repoat,rs from Pennsylvania had been dis
r.tufoi throughout the towns on the line Of the
P,unsylvauia Railroad sunday night 1t is stated that
G least so left IN Harrison lt IS the intention OF
cse scoundrcs 10 vote in NewJersey and then return
T. Philadelphia where they will vote again, the polls
DO ot close a. that place until p The Secretary Of
tie Democratic State Committee at once apprised the
local Executive Committees throughout the State Of 1he
Information received and measures were at once taken
70 give these fraudulent voters q warm reception.