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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

ST.. Osfar @uttmann, bisber 81.
rector be8 Natioual , SbeaterS in Nem=Sr-
leans, lit ieiuer Oortigen Ste1uug miibe uno
iast am Mittuo6 in elmer leeten SorlteQung
Der Staot Salet, I'M f4 einen neuen Birs
fungsfreis ieiuer finllerii3eu Sbdtigfeit SIT
iufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

Gin fanatiider 3emperen5ler IN 6 0 | Il M
b II 8, Ohio, &en. 3. $. Moore, ftelte in
elmer Semperen5paufe bic 8~ebauptung auf,
oaB inter Der beutiAen SeO0lterung IN ben
Ser. Staater1 mehr Srunfiudt unO Setrul1=
fenbeit berri6e, ais unter irgeno einem anoe-
rem Interchangeable. S6werli9 tit er 10
Oumm, bies ielbit 5u glauben. Der So
natiSmus fiibrt aud sur eii9e ano Gerleum=
nul1n. -.--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
QieGerfrau3

Trote fir eemiidten @bor Spnntnd abenb s ltbr
tuo5u Die 9eebrieu 0lmen uHo 9erren erIutt iinp
piinttli6 gu erideinen.
02) 6. Gotbe, getr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
G,nfhr-Nnnc Mr- % So II u
GrApf1 lsirrntnnin

GGe 9ieienigen, iuelde seneigt THb, ith an Der
ietnen 0iltqlieOern Gie sroSten 8ortbcile ~bietenoen
Srbens 81 betbeiii9en, Weroen aufseior0ert, preics In
unierem 8erldrlmiung5lofcle, bel Srn. Sipb. 60ner,
SIR. "a, Sreoerif Quenue, bal0igit auBei9en gu mol
len, ba uniere Srit4ootiou in Gler &lIrie ~polSosen
petben miro. SGs prcpifpEildbe. Sonite.
- fTQ- o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
Geao's "GRAND DUCHESS" G0Iz
mii1fpa Mnfipr.

"RKAD's GRAND DUCHESS CoLoaEz,H
HRRAD's GRAND DUCHESS CoLoaNE.n
"READ's GBAND DUCHESS CoLoGNR,"l
Sas bette folnii6e @afier in amerifa, unii6ertrof.
fen bon ir9cnb einem an0eren artitel. 3ein BeIuter
Balttmore'S iolte eS unterlaien, ft9 nit eIner SlaI9e
btefes
aMsseseidbneten 9drfiune
5u oerfe5en. @6enio tpirb enpfoblen:
rReaS's Senoelritterz oquet,H
rReao'5 3empelritterz8 oquet,"
nReae's Sempelrttter=S o9uet."
Gerner loate auf teinem Ioilettentiihe fe5ten:
s8feao's ma9iibes Yulper IHr 66Ien 6ols,S
~Tseao's ma9iibeS Buluer fin. boien sails"
Elm nnibertreTli6es 9eitnittel fir 6ats leiben ir9enb
peIber Art, wie cine Flai9e, ribti9 anselpanot, bar
tbuH fpiro. Dte Gtrtuns be5 9ttftels lift cine mum
oer6are. 80. s.. geab,
fSepd6.tS) gr. 181, Baltimore, nabe 9iebtfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
G8 ffnrh
Me6prhcn:
Sfnrh

am %. Rdrs Srans AlupIIus 9lpbunfus
Sdfd)ineDer.2 Sabre 8 Utonate Il. IL GAGE oil, iGnqs
fter Sobn bon Iu9ut unb Roiine ". &aI6meuer.
Die Sertpanbten uno 6reunoe Der Samtlie iino ads
%tnn9sOoa ein9elaoen, Der Seeroigunq Spnntae, oen
Y d B y alt I. uH0 @entraE=
&penue { obne tueitere giuIaoung betaulpo9Hen.
(72l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
Sf. Seurs Sutith.
Candies,

SSiiFe, Rofuen uno nierlid)e E%seibndd,t8 @es
fdente, fir Den Brett oteie5 S0bre5 i'm Rleincn Al
Gn9ros=8rsiieE ~perluuit bel
10. Safer & Sruner,
t280-l gr. 290, 28eit : SGlttmoreEraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

% 4ufseber Der 3abtuns On Spa Waria @runa
Der in yteioenieIs lit riuNt, in Der Ggpee. b. 81.
porSuiprehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

Sn.S5Glto. GermnnidsS Gipercin Sfr. 9.
Wonta9, Den %. YtGr;.
WitsIiener, netde nibt eri1eineu, ~perfalen in bic
9eietliGe Strnie.
C2-3) 8. 4, Sdrnidot, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

Tpbe5fdae4
In II WfGrB @alter &. Iri;en, 1 Sabr IL @loz
nate alt, ~iingites ainb pom Gobert uno @uen friSell.
QIn q. Vtdrj SamueI 6enion, 81 Sabre alt.
Inl q. Wi6rS Setpie 3. Rupp, iun9iter Sobn BON
Oeor9 mo @tilabetb Gupp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
MQn. Qlrhriterz@ an. zyifrein
.6nrn,nnin.e : 1Tnt -nlerein

Den Ntitglieoern 5ur Nafridt boB SIenfag
ben &c. gtdr3, Die auf5oBIun8 Der p~terteIj dPrIide
Beitrd9e ftattiinoet.
(72-3) Gr. 2eiH, g]StEensz GefretGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
Scaroing fir Sd1ueibcr.
G6netoer toHnen 8oaro unb Sitptdee erbalten in
SIR. 40, SuiprfraRe. (72-7)
Utf's @aamen> Gataluq fir 1872.

GU TUT IOE@s
8if's iauftrirter beutiher Characterization iii gum
8erianot bgreit. 9erietDe lit itber 100 Seiten tart
uno nit aber 400 SoIjidnitten Der i9Jniten 8Iumen
uno nertbuoufeu @enaiesS orten, lolUie nit 5uei
pra9toolen
culprirten SilSeru
alseetattet - Der i6onite unb Ie5rrei6fe 8lumenz
fiibrer in Der gBcIt.
SD Ienoe Iol6en alien meinen 3unben bonn letten
SABRE gratis; tir ale anoern 1T Der 9reis 10 Cents,
ipelhes ni1t bGe Sclfte Der nnfoiten lit. a6reiIe:
(1-3l cIancs 9Sicf. RndeHer. 81 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
6omntnn'S heoetohifiidr Yiuftur

bertrantbctteE, sdmetSen I'M Sopie, Seite oOer 5dts
fen, sStttern, Griibiinn, aGe 6rauen 8rautbeiteu &c.
mo a5 Comic, Btuttrditt9er uno ~gtstni9er, bc5iebsh
mir ms auf bdS 3engntB unieret beatn ltit6it9er.-
8rei6 81. gu baben bel alien Druggtiten. Saupts
8itreau: Slr. 8. SiSzGbarIes. CIR.
q. B. WUpbrap, @isentbimer.
(SPhr. 90 i29T tpt&rn m. Q ny
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
SIN &nnahnIfmnne1

Gdift Cure 9umpen uno altes Otstal Hab BEN
grpfen &umpeus Ii. neutrality-suspicious., no Sbl
ben @5e1tb oaiGr 6etommt, obne abSubauoeIn ooel
Iu5fii6te.
2ud=Abfd1e unb @oQentuaaren oler grt ffuS 5(
Bro3ent i'm 8reiIe g~eftte9en.
Gfe Der Gbems uns StirIinaHrdRe,
Oh Conn, Baltimore.
(6ebr. 20,121tte,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
nag 6nsfen uno Grsdlturoer,.

2~aroaue's Suffeu=Sprup lit Supert6tlt6 ofs cir
fteres uno erfol9rethes Seilmittel 9escn Suiten, @ts
tGltuns uHo ale 8ranfbeiten Der Sron6iat=R06rer
an5uempieblen, iomobl lin ainoer als autb fir @r
rua6lene. Yreis Is Gents pro Slaife. gu tdben be
2arUque, Sce Der Baltimore unS Sar%riipuffr.
ionic hi alien 0roaniitsn. lAuaui22.l 2life. t&ru.L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
8~eriauulnnQs- Mm3etgen.
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g. D. Is. u. 9.
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gr. As, Glib olitr.
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Gfe @ou9b- Il. 3te9iTterir.
4. 8rebfntt VI ontas abenO bel II. finger, @de
Sanalz Il. 8ratttr.
Das Grldetnen aGcr 1T ertUanidt, ba tpittise Ct
ibdfte porliegen.
l69-73) ~. S.. GtrauB, 9r5fbent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
GS Garb

IS ffarb
am %. MGrj 9atbarine 5ader i'm 50. 2ebensiabre,
9eooren gu 8incenbeirn, 5eien~O armitabt. 1tears
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nbr fIUraeu. Sunntag, gtabmitta9 pon So r. 8,
0tor9e It T., aus beiSulpobneR.
Per trauernoe Gatte Sobann g. Sdfer unb
CI2) 3DetSinoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

ton uiht 81 benfeu lit. Son unierer Ga
nttdtsbeb6roe iino bereits anitalten ges
trohen, idmmtlihe &ranfen aus bieiem
Beifbanie fort. unb mad anoern 2ofolitdten
5u ihafen, uamentlih mad ben perihleoe=
men County 9oipitalecn fir anitedenoe Sranfs
hetteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

Rg- Tufgeber Der 3abIung on DAB. Mgnes Sd
in gerlin 1T Priu9t, i9 in Der @rpeo. D.. 81. gu mel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

Rg- Sir toIsenoe 8erioueu Iieeeu Srtefs In be,
Ggpen. b. Sldttes:
Fran Sietoria Sbptnas: Spbn 2uren;;
cphdnn @aqner; Gb5. Saul aSet6ia;
Sran; 0Dbler: Seine Srnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

Die Uiit9lieGer 0leiee YerGins irer0en bterni. be-
na6ri6ti9t oaB nGbiten @itipud,, ben II. giGr3,
oer leete 3ablnngata9 Der 8eitrdge iur Sieies 2hCrz
tai lit.
(72-3) s. SIT, Gefr.
Gptbc=9oge ar. I, Q. .. II. 3.
Sic WtItgtieoer obiger 2oee' lueroeu hermit eineez
taoen, Der Yerianlmtnn9 ndbten Spnmerfaa, Den
q. bs., IbPnbS ]a6 nbr, bel5ulpobner, pa tpI6t9e
9eiesperanoerun9en CUR Ser0tbun9 uno AbitimmuR9
o%orltesen. SIN Outrage Der 2o9e
(72l Bib. SriioPmdnn, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
Selpbuun9

s. $1,000 fir tre 6st ei"en 5aa BON bin.
O w cen, bIutenben, iutenoeu uno
idDdrenoen 6dmorrboioen, Uel6e Sc Sings Sd
neutrality-suspicious. nidtturlren fam. IS 1T nur
fir 6Gru0rrboioGn uHo nidt5 QubeIes 5~uberettet unS
Pet Baue ron me5r als 70 5abren &auer turirt. Us
1T bel alien 8ro9uifeu tu BADEN. Brcis ST.
GGoio y. SUuB, agsut,
f8ei.7,f8,t& Ul SIR. 339, observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
Wrfnuutmohuun.

Cur griubung zines neuen 8aapeTTcins inter Dem
Ndmen "Emorystreet Mutual Building Association
of ~Baltimore' inoet ndtten &amttas, Den 80.
Wdrj, Aben0s 5 llbr, i'm Gorale bes 6rn. Sarl &.
Muller, ytr. 10 unb 12, @morufra6e, cine Ser
famnluns fat, no3u Oieienigen, Del6e antbeiIe
9e5eidnet, uno SoI1e, melde nod Intbetle gu 3eifz
nen plni9en, ein9eiGoen itno.
(72l GarI 8. MIner.
8ntterg.6 aa> Sauuerrim CIR. 2.
Die D1tt9lteoer Deroen hermit bena6rtdtigt, oas
Die 5abresoeriamInluns Dfpntdg, ben %. D. Wtts.,
i%tatlfin6et uno Gti9teriGeinenoe in Die 9eiesIide
Snaie ~oerfaaen.
Grnf Simmermann, 8rGi.;
(72-3) Oep. &rpncr, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

Ser neugegriInOete 8ar= nnb gparz
8erein p9nrmirts SIR. 3"
Inter obigem gtanen bat lid Elm neuer BauUerein
9esriHDst, aIc Dieleniacn, tuetde rod 4ntbetle al
baben ruInihen, peroeu criuht, ndditen Dtontdg,
oen %. gfar5, bel s. &u;iiS, SIR. 220. SiibEBonoz
( Stra6e, 5u erIbeinen. @inihreibe-@ ebiibren MIR
| 70 Gents. s.. Susins, prou. BrGl.;
8. ESienfe, prop. &tce- BrGi.;
(72-3) &. s., Z. Sjemdu1, prop, Sefr,
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~ Nian leie bic anJel9e bon Srpamt, Strdtfpn
y CALLERS fanftnGnniieber &~ebranitolt aut Der
1.tSeite! iSft 2,1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
OrE0eg aus3nlcigcu.

1000 D0NGrs aul erie oDpotRtF. Ndber6 Su erirl,
gen In oen Qbeuo itunoen uon 6 bts S llBr bel JuIius
GpHrGc, SIT. rs, SlO.Slobfu. C52-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23
5ausGaltsgrratde,

Dsdrmurballeu=Seb duee, gr. SO, Us. Baltic, gtr
oduobdlter, 6otellUirtte unn &dufer i'm aagemgts
men merocH IS AZ ibrem &Ort5Glle itHben, bel urs Az
%tauier. uHIer 8orratb ut gang ncu uno umiast Bors
ieuans, 0lass, Steinaut=, 3Iuaz unb SoI5Daaten,
ShneioeipaareH, 6becbrettcr, urnen, Gtmer, BuueR
Il. I. 10. EerHer QtnocrUa9eu, gBaiertiblcr, 9lefrIz
9%elatoten, 8eug> Breiier Il. /. 10.
9Grrifun X SSrciOn,
(glUp. %, 6Dte.l Rr. IS, Wet=BG uimorefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-23

AD YER FISEMENTS, NOTICES &c,
published in the "CoRREsPoNDENR' in the EseIisk
and German languages.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-13
SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE Coh-
w mittee on Water Works until one
o'clock saturday, August Path, 1871, for the
making and delivering Of about siIty-sl4
hundred feet of four and six inch wafer
Pine more or less. The pipe TO be nine SIX
teenths of an inch thick, with all the neces.
sary branches TO suit the different KINDS OF
pipe, stop cocks and fire plugs, In such
quantity as the Committee on Water WORKS
NAV order The pipes TO be cast or moulded
i'm dry sand, in perpendicular position,
and of good dark grey iron. so that IL can
he easily drilled. Each pipe or piece 10 De
twelve feet four inch-s long, the four inch
pipe to weigh not more than three nun.
dred and Atty pounds and not less than
tn zee hundred and forty.fve pounds, ana
the six inch pipe to weigh not more than
five hundred and five, and not less than
four hundred and ninety pounds. Inc
castings OF different kinds 10 be delivered
ON the street where the pipe is needed also
a quantity Of street boxes to be made. The
work to be done in three months after the
contract is awarded. The contractor to give
bond and security for the fuIfillment OF the
contract The pipe to bear a test OF two
hundred and fifty pounds hydraulic press
ure to the square inch, and 10 be tested In
" Wheeling, under the supervision OF the
Superintendent of the Water Works, and at
the expense OF he contractor. The city re-
serves the right to receive or reject any or
all bids. Bids Will be endorsed :" Proposals
for Water Pipe, Branches, &C." and TO be
left with the Clerk o. the city.
ANDREW WILSON,
Chairman Committee on Water Works.
aHg7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-13


The United States Circuit Court is
still in session, Judge jackson presld.
ing. Judge Bond came her. on last
Tuesday, we believe sat one day, and
then suddenly left, without as we are
informed, assigning any reasons. This
is the second or third time His Honor
has acted in this strange manner here.
Although there are q great many cases,
many of them of much importance, and
some of them such ash is Honor, Judge
Jackson, is 80 connected With that be
does not feel at libertys.to try them,
yet Judge Bond seemed wholly indiffer.
emit about the matter, and suitors with
their witnesses will have to 60 home to
return again with the like result This
conduct is a matter Of no mere interest
to the suitsrs in this court The e1-
pepes of litigation in this court are very
great, and II cases are continued two
or three times the cost will about eat
up all the profits If Judge Bond ha,
so much to do that he can not devote
any attention to the business of the
court, suppose he resigns 80 that, some
man who can perform the duties may
be ppointed.-Prkeraburg Times.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-13

In its zeal for the election Of him
whom it recently denounced as John
JEFFERSON DAVIS" "the South Carolina
Statesman" the Intelkoeneer reads Cap
tain CRIswKLL out of the Republican
party because he is unwilling to be sold,
and, in the same paper, reads him in
again as the reward Of his withdrawal
from the Congressional field. On one
page of, yesterdays htslGgenesr Mr..
CRpwELr is threatened with excommu.
nicatiou, and on the other he is warmly
welcomed back, into the Republican
fold, and clsssed among the supporters
Of Hon. JOIN J. DAVIS. ill.,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-13

The "Ohio County JACOB Democratic
Executive Committee" has offered no
better reason for boiling the county
nominations and proposing three Of its
own members as candidates for the Leg
islature, than that they wanted to back
up Governor JACOB" Well, the prob
ability is that Governor JACOB won't be
in position to need any backing up
after the Fourth Of March next, and
the people of Ohio county propose to
elect representatives who will not feel
that they are sent to the Legisla'
ture simply to do the bidding and obey
the beck Of any one man.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-13

The following ia copy of the pledge
submitted to the Ohio County Conven-
ton on the LIST of July, by virtue of
which Captain Wilson was balloted
for in that Convention as a candidate
for the House of Delegates. The paper
was preserved by the Secretary Of the
Convention and is now in our possess
sion:
ITO tie Democratic Convention Of Ohio
County: .... ...
"GENrLEMEN-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"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-13

The Cincinnati Times and Chronicle
remarks that the State canvass in West
Virginia presents a square issue on
Greeleyism. CAMDEN, the regular DEM
ocratic candidate for Governor, being
for GREELEY, and JACOB, Independent,
supported by the Republicans, being
quite the reverse"
So far as we are aware, Governor
JACOB has not publicly expressed an
opinion as to the Presidential candi-
dates nor given in his adherence to
GREELEY or GRANT or BLANToN Dun
CAN. But the bulk OF his supporters
being GRANT men, JACOBS election
would be their triumph and would be
so regarded all over the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-13
ONE after another the assumptions

ONE after another the assumptions
upon which the JACOB men entered the
campaign have been dropped out Of
sight and abandoned. They did not
bear investigation, and we hear almost
every day of some Democrat who at
FIRST was inclined to vote for Mr.. JACOB,
believing that he had been unfairly
dealt with, who is now convinced that
he has no just cause of complaint
and that he is being made an instru-
ment for the advancement OF Radical
designs. As the effect Of Mr.. JACOBS
candidacy become more and more ap-
parent his Democratic supporters are
dvindling away, and the contest is being
narrowed down to direct issue between
Democracy and Radicalism, between
GREELEY and GRANT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-13

RADICAL organs and Jacobin Repub-
licans have asserted and reiterated time
and again that Mr.. Camden is related
to other candidates on the State and
District tickets, and are endeavoring to
prejudice the people against him and
the Democratic party. This assertion
on their part is just on a par with nine
teen-twentieths Of their declarations in
regard to matters concerning Mr.. Cam.
den and the Democratic party, and con-
tains not a particle of truth, but has
been manufactured by the Radical mill
for the campaign. Mr.. Camden is not
related to either OF the gentlemen on
the State ticket, or to any of the other
candidates on any other ticket that we
know of, except to Judge G. D. Camden
who was nominated for the State Senate
in the district in which he lives, with
out any action on the part Of Mr.. j. n.
Camden. We presume that the people
of that district have the right of nomi>
mating such gentlemen to fill their
offices as they may think proper, with
out consulting A. l. Boreman, Gov.
Stevenson. or John jeremiah, and that
the intelligent voters Of the State will
not vote against Mr.. J. n. Camden
merely because the people Of Harrison
and adjoining counties thought proper
to nominate his relative, G. D. Camden.
Pa,kcrsJ,iro Times and Gazette.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-13

mo distinction shall be made be-
tween resident aliens, and citioehs asto
the acquisition, tenure, disposition or
descent ofpropsrty." Constitution,
Dirt. 2, Sec. 5. ... ..I.'.:..... ...
Let every old countryman read the
above and vote for the new Constitu-
ton. Remembering that lift is ratified,
and bis brother or friends comes into
this State from the Old Country and pur-
chase property, and loses his lie by
disease or accident, his family will re-
ceive what is left by him, instead OF it's
going to the State as itdid under the Old
law, unless he had declared his inten-
ton Of becoming . citizen before some
Court of Record. -r.r-o..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-13
ATTENTION is invited to the meetin

ATTENTION is invited to the meeting
of the GREELEY Republican Club to be
held this evening at their room
in the building formerly oc-
cupied by the REGISTER office,
Speeches will be delivered by W. P.
HURRARD and by ]. HANSON COOP
Esq's.. and the campaign fairly and ac-
lively insgurated. We hope to see a
good attendance ofboth Democrats and
Republicans and that. forgetting the
past, both may labor together hsrmonl'
ously for governmental reform. Hav
ing common object in view there is nc
good reason why We should not unite
our forces and labor side by side.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-13
.sTh. Fpa,tuership between

ssThe Partnership between
the Republicans and q pOr-
ton of the Democratic party,
Governor Jacob and his
friends, is a limited one, and
for . speeiAc purpose, the de-
feat Of the new Constitution.
That accomplished, the Re.
publican party will elect a
man of its own for Governor
I'm OetOber.o-Erract from speech
of COL 7. B. Scam, at Charleston, July
9Th. 1872. .........
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A Pertinent Inquiry.

.
II you know, will you please let the
public know how much money was TO
have been raised by Andy Wilson's levy
on the Democrats and ,sympathizers 10
1923. l have understood that one
person of some prominence and wealth
was to have been con6scated to the
amount of $4,000 another $4,000. and so
on down in proportion to property.
Don't you think it right OF, il not
right, that it is. very natural for thoss
men and that psrty Who could entertain
such proposition from. Andrew Wilson
MeD, should vote for him nowP Or If
it wa, 30 nefArious that they could not
entertain il then, that fair-minded men
should not entertain him now?
QN THE CoRNEH,
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-ruuDDIEsr MUDDLE.

OF all the queerthings in this queer
POLITICAL campaign. the queerest is Re-
publican support Of JoHN j. DAVIS as
q candidate for Congress. A repre-
sentative in Congress is usually selected
with reference to his opinions on Ma"
tional affairs and his Identification with
one or the other Of the great National
parties, but in Mr.. DAVIS case the Re-
publicans propose to vote for a man
who ia not in accord with
either Of. { the political parties
now struggling for sscendancy and
whose hatred Of GRANT is scarcely Sec
oud to bis hostility to GREELEY. Upon
National affairs be antagonizes the, Re
publicans at every point, and, if elected.
would vote against every one Of the
measures advocated by the Republican
party. His opposition to the new Con-
stitutiou, which is sure to be adopted
Notwithstanding Mr.. DAVIS objections
is tine sole consideration offered for Re-
publican support. If under all the
circumstances the Republicans can
be dragooned into an abandon
ment Of their principles and support OF
the man whose opinions they most BIZ
terly condemn, then has the age OF
miracles returned. Democratic support
of HORACE GREELEY bears no sort OF
resemblance to such q phenomenon.
Mr.. GREELEY agrees with the Democ-
racy as to the policy to be pursued In
the administration OF National affairs.
The principles enunciated in the Clncln-
natl platform are accepted by the
Democratic party, and, as a prac-
teal evidence of their disposition
to forget the past, to labor for reconcile
alton sud peace, to clasp hands
scyoss the bloody chasm," they accept
So their candidate q man who has here.
tofore been conspicuous among their
foes. But it is not 90 with the Repub-
licans in the case of Mr.. DAVIS. Except
upon single issue, and that one in
volved in the State campaign and
totally disconnected from Federal pol
itics, Mr.. DAVIS has no thought or i'm
pulse in harmony with the Republicans
whom the Intslhgncsr is now laboring
to drive to his support. 1t is certainly
the queerest circumstance Of the cam
paign.
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From the Wheeling Intelligencer, April
II, four short months ago

From the Wheeling Intelligencer, April
II, four short months ag9l - ,
How. JOHN ]. DAVIS, member of the
House Of Representatives from this
district, has lately been airing in the
Globe some of the peculiar notions
which fused to be the burden Of his
speeches in the Legislature, about the
sovereignty Of the States and the sub.
ordinasiqn Of the Federal Government
JoaS may not have found it out Jet
but the resolutions Of 49, are very
dead. This is not an ageI Of ham
splitting distractions; and ap.6he man
vAo cannot vsan his mind from them and
bring 1t to bear on questions of a practical
nature i, not of much account in Congress.