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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-06
LIABILITIES.

Sl,2593iO 30
.S0tcof Vest To., comfy n ohm:
|, NJ. \. Chandler, Cashier Of the above
named bank, do Solcmnly swear that the
above statement il true To- the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
VI. \. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
jth day of March, 1873.
GEO. +. IRWIN,
Notary Public.
Correct. Attest:
J. -. RHODES
GEORGE ADAMS.
WM. y. TURNER.
martq Directors.
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New York Industrial Exhibition
COMPANY.

,IrHE~E BONDS ARE ISSUED luI
IN, purpose 81 raising uud, iur r..
erection OF "a building IA the C!ty Oh. 5000
York. 10 De used foI q
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Forty year. has tested the Naiu" OF
DR.. 4. -. TOdI'S Auti-BiiIiOus ana

PROPRIETORS.
Sold by Druggists ami .Dcalo : every
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REPORT OF THE CoSDrrIOx

nv THE NATIONAL BANK OF WEST
" Virginia, al Whecling,at clos" of huNi-
ness Monday, March !. 1870.
RESOURCES.
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Notice of Stockholders Meet
ing.

vI,HE UNDERSIGNED CORPORATORS
of the Fire and Marine insurance
Company OF Wheeling, West Va, hereby
give notice that II General Meeting ri The
Stockholders of said corporation, VIII ne
o'clock "A. m, at No. 1910 Market street, In
the City of Wheeling, W. Va, for the pur-
pose Ofelcc;ing Board of Directors, max
ing bylaws, and tranSactlng any other
business which may lawfully be done by
the said stockholders in general meeting.
A. WILSON, NC. ROBINSON,
+. j. STONE, II. SCHMULBACK,
H.K. LIST, G. ED. MENDEL,
]. X, BOTSFORD, C.J. RAWLlNG,
W. ELLINGHAM, A.CALDW
NJ. POLLOCK, +. II. LOGAN.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

- STORE ROOM or MAIN STREET.
@H next door below Pat Kennedy = Dry
1871 Goods Store, occupied al present ny
Jerry White. Apply on Oh, premises i"
lchgfh WV. NILM AEI.
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IIvORKrNG PEOPLE-MALE OR FE-
w MALE. Employment al home, so
per week warranted, no capital required
Particulars and valuable samples sent free.
Address with cent return stamp, [. ROSS,
williamsburg, y. y. oclo
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Il. w. HUGHES,
L. <. Judge, EaSt'n Dist. OF Va.

Further references by permission: His
EXccilcncy Gilbert G.. Walker, EX-Gov-
orner of Va; Hon. Robt. +. Withcrs, Lieut.
Gov. of Va. and L. :. senator elect Sena-
tors and Members Of Congress from Va.
RrmittanccS for tickets may be made by
EXPRESS prepaid, pOstoflice money-order on
Washington, u. t.. or by registered letter.
For full particulars, testimonials, &c,
send for Circular. Address,
HON. JAMES BARBER,
prrsr VI. +. II. A.. Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
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stanton Bros;

UAVE JUST OPENED AND READY
FOR inspection 1919 quires Blank
Hooks. Long Bill Books, Pocket Books in
new STYLES, Common Sense Inks Nos. l, >
and s.
The attention OF Merchants and Bankers
rsprrioIly invited teblg
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NOTICE

IL PERSONS WHO PAID TAXES
for the wear 1874, between Nuvcmbcr
10Th, 1874, and December 2Uth, 1874. will
have amount Of State Asylum tax refund
eel To them by presenting their receipts at
the ~hcritt'S otlicc-nO levy having been
made furSaid fund. X. =. BROWN,
march Sheriff ohio County.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION

OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
" Wheeling, at the close of business
Monday, March |, 1873.
RESOURCES.
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AGOOD BUSINESS OPENING,

VINuE UNITED STATES LIFE INSUR-
| ANCE Company of New York, desires
to engage the services of compel, nj, relia-
BILE men, a. district General Agents in Ohio
county. Liberal arrangements will be
made with paticS who can furnish salts
factory reference aS ability and integrity
!. PALMER O'NElL, Manager,
No. 66 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
mrJ1,NNSb
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CAUTION,

WE HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
w that We will prosecute any aud every
person taRing coal from our cars NJ or
tbout the Il. Il .. and Hcmpfeld depOtS
John Eiuuegan Is our authorized watch
man. and will hereafter prosecute any per-
son found stealing our coal.
JOHN HEALG Il CO,
march BenwOod. W. Va.
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nnN rHNoR,s OFFIcE, RIcmMoND. Jnly

Il affords me pleasure To say that am
well acquainted with large majority OF
the officers of the Montpelier Female HUI
mann Association, who reside IN the Vi
entity OF my home, and | attest their In
irligcncc and their worth aud high rcpu-
tafi0n rs gentlemen, as well as the pub
lie confidence, influence and substantial
means Literally represented among them.
LANES l.. KEMPER, Gov. Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, JulyS, ISL
commend them as gents OF honor ana IN
t.urity. and iullyentitlrd to the confidence
pf tl, publlC
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n o 7 ICE.

Ii. PERSONS KNOWING THEM
y SELVES indebted 10
Il. MENDEL, BOOTH Il CO.,
viii please call and settle, ms the firms
business must be- closed up to February
list, lS7j. lebl9
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THE EASTERN
TEA. HOUSE.

We have lust received u large invoice of
fine Garden SouchongS, which We OF at
20 cents a pound. q. NNDERSoN.
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Short POstponcment-Day Fx"d-FuiI
Distribution.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
Montpelier Female Humane ASSOt'n,
AT ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MARCE 10Th, 1879.
LIST OF GIFTS.
>. Us Cash Gifts amounting to.......sl ,0J,Oc
NUMBER OF TICKETS. 100000.

The Montpelier Female Humane AsSo-
citation, chartered by the Legislature OF
virginia and the Circuit Court OF Orange
Co.. proposes 10y Il Grand Gin Concert to
establish and cndOw Home for the Old,
mfirm, and Destitute Ladies' OF Virginia.
at Montpelier, the former residence of
President James Madison.
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SugarEured Beef & shoulders

- TlERtES EVANS SUGAR CURED
> Beef Five rerces Evans Sugar Cured
shoulders, for sale by. .-R. ]. SMlTH.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES
AND JEWELRY.

Also Plated Ware, SpectaclcS, Opera GlaS-
se~, spy Glasses, Microscopes, &c, in great
variety, for sale low 10y
VIM. A. Turner,
MARI Ia33 MARKET STREET.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27

We copy tho following article
from the McComb City In,elligcnccr;
I'm loss than ten days, the clcc.
tons will be over In our State. aud
the people whose Attention has been
diverted from their ordinary avoca.
tons, will rotnrn 90 them, In the
conscientious trust OF having accom-
plished good results.
We may safely predict that Log.
islature will bo elected In which ca
pacity and integrity will take the
place OF ignorance and vcnality.
Which will reduce taxes Onc-half
below the present rate.
Which will curiail the expendi-
lures of the State government ia all
it, departments.
Which will reduce salaries and
l0p OF supernumcrary office holders
who like swarms of lOCust- that
have been Iniesting the Western
States, have eaten the substance OF
the toiling people.
Nuith VIII nun Va FRkih htsOuHta-
bllity all officers having .onerol Of
public monies.
Which will substitute biennial for
annual sessions Of the Legislature,
and by thus means alone save nj
least $4,000 To tho taxpayers.
Which will place wholesome re
strictions on tho power Of county
governments.
Which, BY the abolition oi unnec-
esSary officials, will reduce the en-.
pcnditures on account of pubic
schools aud nj the same time increase
their efficiency.
Which will encourage immigra-
ton by holding out the inducements
OF low taxes aud an economical AL.
ministra,lOn.
Which will foster peace aud good
will between the races, and cultivate
q spirit Of fraternity between tho
people OF the two sections Of tho
\ Union.
These are the paramount objects
To be attained in the coming election:
and good men irrespective Of past
party affiliations will work together
Tor that end.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27

Third-The selection Of only honest. Faith.
tul aud eampetent men Cor ali ollices. from
the highest % the lowest.
Fourth Economy In the administrator ~
the Government the abolition of useless and
unnecessary 0ffices, reduction ~ fees ara
salaries b. those that are retained. and stric,
and rigid accountability - all otlicers having
ccnircl Of public money 90 charged with its
collection.
Fif,h-- biennial sessions % the Legislature
and Reduction II expenses ia that depart
Insnt of the Government and We dena,nce
The Republican party Tor violated pledges on
this subject.
Sixth-Ths selection q an able and lmnar
tial Judiciary, and combining Judges a. ills-
cial functions purely, 80 that all temptation
u paftihanship on the Bench shall b. ~
moved
seventh Discontinuance 81 the cnorlnou.
evil II special and local legislation, and in.
stead the enactment of general laws under
which local and private interests will b. iull,
protected
Eighth Encouragement q agriculture d,
securing the farmer aud laborvr iusl ,ewar,l
f'r their toll and capital and BY relief from
burdensome taxation which must consume
their substance.
Nmth--Encouragrment of manufacture
In our midst.
Tcnth-Elcvatiun of the standard IL Off
cial character - n b. inf,ise into official liz.
the sense n public duty and spirit ~ patriot
Ism and integrity. b. the end that government.
Law and public authority may BE- invested
with the moral influence and dignity which
will insure respect and uhcdisncp
Elevcnth-Me favor immediate action b.
the General Government fpr the protection
Of the Mississippi river low lands against
inundation
Twelfth-Building up partisan newspapers
by legislation, arming militia In time II peace,
unconstitutional attempts 81 take from the
| people the election ~ Tax Collector. the
attempted passage q the Metropolitan Police
ball, attempted corruption q the Judiciary
by the Use # Executive patronage, We de-
nounce ~ gross outrages upon constitutional
liberty. While as evidence II the utter in
capacity Il our present rulers b. administer
the Affairs ~ the State. Ne point D. the mass
81 confusion In which the revenue and rrris-
/ istration laws Il the State have become IN
vnlvcd, the Necessity q extraordinary ses-
siuns ~ the Legislature 20 cure the blunders
and follies q the regular sessions, and 81 the
| repeated executive and legislative acts which
have been by the Suprcme Court declared
unconstitutional and void
Thirtecuth-1hat We cordially invite the
votes of All the people q bath races H. unite
/ vigorously With us IN the approaching car
vass IN determined cffcrt o. give succes.
h. the foregoing principles, and thus secure
b. our posterits The blessing. q an honest,
economical government. administered hy Il
hclent and competent officers.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27

We regret 10 announce that We re-
ecived intelligence last night to the
effect that tie Republicans Of this
County intended 20 mass either at
Gallatin or IIazlehurst on the.day of
tho election and attempt to repeat
the "brcast-to-breast" policy Of 1871,
thereby hoping 10 prevent Demo
Gratis from voting. We hope they
do not contemplate anything of the
kind, and for the sake of peace and
order hope they will not attempt il.
Bat IL they do contemplate such a
serious undertaking, We feel that IL
is our duty to tell them most en-
phatically that the people of Copiah,
are not ia a condition 10 submit To
the preparation of such an outrage
upon their sacred rights, aud they
would be unworthy OF the name OF
freeman 10 DO so.
Now, in the name Of justice aud
all that Is sacred aud dear TO our
peaceful community, we warn the
Republicans, both white aud black
not TO engage in such an arbitrary
proceeding; for IL you do, the PEG.
pie will rise in their majesty and a.
sert their rights, aud break your lines
at all hazards, If necessary. II you
attempt an outrage Of this character
YOU at the same time force a conflict
for you know that the people will
not tamcly submit to such an invasion
of their rights, aud YOU must abide
by the fearful consequences Of such
an high-handed proceeding, aud at
tribute the result to your own actions
The Democrats want a fair cleo
ton, and intend TO vote aud fall back
aud allow others 10 vote unmolested
regardless Of politics. Democrat,
do not intend TO prevent Republican,
from voting, aud If Republicans at
tempt to prevent Democrats from
voting, they invite a difficulty, for
Which they, the Republicans must b,
responsible.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27
the RLATE0R I'm.

The Democratic and Conservative people
81 the State of Mississippi In Convention as.
sembled. invoking the blessing Of Almighty
God on their efforts. and iyiting co-operasian
az all eitizens q the State who favor honest
impartial and economical administration. a.
adopt the following declaration % their aims
and principles;
civil and political equality of al men. a. es-
tablished By the Constitution Of the United
States and amendments thereto.
6econd-we are In favor 81 the education
of all children 81 the State. ~ public schools.
sustained by adequate TAXATION. but opposed
n exHsvsgsns o. partisan administration of
sad seheok
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27
Vert TatsdaB.

Next Tuesday is the day that will
decide the fate Of our county and
State for the ncNtt two years, and who
can doubt what the result will be in
this county Never before have our
people been 40 thoroughly aroused,
Never before have they shown such
determination TO hurl from power
the party that has fast been sending
us TO ruin. From center TO circum.
ference Of old Copiah the cry has re
sounded, Honesty and intelligence
shall rule us, and on next Tuesday
this cry will be verified. Our peo-
pic are determined in tins matter,
aud nothing will deter them from
going 10 the polls, and in an open,
manly way cast their vote for the
nominees of the Democratic party.
IL Is whispered about that some OF
our white citizens will support Ger
tain iadica! nominees because they
are bound down by financial obliga
tons. oh, what a commentary upon
American freedom, that a white
man should 80 bind himself 10 vote
for men who Cypress and grind rs
down 10 the earth, because a little
money has been brought 70 bear in
the transaction. These men who are
willing 10 sell their vote should be
known and the only way for Us TO
find out whether they are true to
their country, or whether they will
sell their vote j. for every man who
goes 10 the polls on next Tuesday, to
vote an open ticket, and who refuses
10 do 50, will certainly be classed
among those who are willing Tor the
Radical party 10 rule and ruin US.
Alta meeting of the IIaElehurst
Democratic Club, a resolution was
offered, and passed without dissent
ing voice for all members Of said club
TO vote an open ticket and we think
that every club in the county should
take the same action. No man who
10 10 favor Of honesty and inteIli.
gence ruling us, will object to cast
ing his ballot open 50 that all may
see where he stands, and 1.-THE stead
Ny persists in voting a secret ballot
will undoubtedly place hlm on the
wrong side Of the fence.
So We wonld say to all true men,
20 TO the polls on next Tuesday and
cast an open ballot. BE not asham-
ed Tor the world TO know whom YOU
have voted for.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27
Importance os % ssasss t-ess.

A correspondent Of an exchange
paper gives the following account or
the Importance of a single vote.
We have all at some time or 9th
er, realized the importance of q sin.
gle vote. The following instances
have fallen under my notice. One
vote in the City of New York. re-
turned a Republican member 10 tho
Assembly, which made a majority
ia the Legislature Of that State for
Thomas Jefferson, aud gave him tho
vote Of New York, without which no
could not have been elected. The
whole policy OF the United States
during the jefferson and Madison nd
ministration, period Of sixteen
years, hung on that one vote, One
vote elected Marcus Morton, Gov.
ernor OF Massachusetts,, in an agxrc-
gate popular vote OF 100000. One
vote elected William Allen, in tho
Chlllicothe district to Congress, In tho
year 1884, aud and one vote subsc-
quently made him United States
senator for six years aiterwards.
The following case OF this kind |.
still more remarkable: Dan Stone
ofCinclnatti, was candidate for the
State Legislature. Walking up
Maine Street he overlook an aoanain-
lance going to the polls, who intend
cd to vote the opposition ticket.
Stone solicited his vote. awe are
old friends" said he, land know
you will show friend mark Of
kindness" Party spirit was then
comparatively quite. The voter re-
piled. "Well, Dan, you are pretty
elcvel fellow, l don't care if do'S
That vote elected Stone, and gave a
majority of one in the Legislature
which made Thomas Ewing United
States Senator. Mr.. Ewing's vote on
the question of confirming Martin
Van Buren, AS Minister Plenipoten.
tiary to Great Britain, enabled tho
Vice president, 10 give his casting
vote against il, and called Mr.. Van
Buren, home. That recall made Mr..
Van Buren, first Wee President. aud
determined the general policy of tho
country for four years One vote
accomplished all this.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27
Oar y'sxf Issue.

The next number Of the Democrat
will be delayed until Thursday, for
two reasons. fIrst-We wish To dc
vote all of our time on Tuesday to
tho clochonj and, second, we wish
to get all the election returns posi-
bic m our next issue. We we want 10
let our friends know about the terri.
bic defeat the Radicals will sustain on
next Tuesday. Don't look for the
Democrat until Thursday morn
ing.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27

Col. II. SEAL-we continue, by
every mail and every paper we no.
eeive, TO get cheering news Of the
progress of our distinguished fellow.
citizen. lie is throwing all his char.
acteristic energy into the canvass.
treat crowds assemble 10 hear him,
and everywhere he In meeting with a
cordial reception. Leading white
Republicans, and many of the most
influential eolored men have pro.
nounced for him. Lynch has Lost
ground very rapidly since the publ.
cato OF his Congressional record.
lie acknowledges that Seal il the
strongest man that could have been
brought forward, aud Is loud in h,s
denunciauons Of the eolored leader
and their friends who have declared
Tor Seal. Lynch was in low spirits
when he was here and feels pretty
sure OF defeat.-lHandsboro Demo
cxat.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27

i. y. Cooper, Chairman; J. C.
Johnston, Secretary.
District No. !, John Cunning, ~.
III. b. MAyes.
District No. 2, Arch. Steele, s. p
Beachamp.
District No. 3, III. @. ID. Brown, r
X. Millsaps.
District No. I, DIR. o. II. Spence
Geo. Nelson.
District No. s, DIR. A. Hunter, J
ii. Catching.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27


The Magnolia Herald says: A lii.
tie impudence worketh wonders
something's, and on account of little
too much impudence and little too
much smartness, here 10 what tho
Brookhaven Democratic- Conserva-
tive Club has to say about the Citi.
zen of that place. For cheek and
"vomitng its filth" the Brookhaven
citizen has received the following
endorsement:
Whereas, The Brookhaven Citizen
the official organ published In Brook.
haven, Mississippi, imposed upon
the people of this county by inh.
nous radical legislation, and feeding
upon the widows, orphans aud good
people OF this county by reason OF
the legal advertising being forced In
to It's columns through the provisions
OF the district printing bin has of
late attacked In tn columns, some of
the leading good citizens ofthis eoun-
y, and Is continually "vomlting Its
NTH upon this community and 9th.
erwise malignlng them, and has been
guilty OF gross extortion In les
charges for legal advertising there
fore be II
Resolved, That we, as q Club con-
demn said paper and advise all good
people 10 discontinue their patroR-
age Ut said paper,
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27

ron STATE AT LARGE.

Gen. J. Y. George, Chairman, jackson.
,. ID. vertRer. Esq., Port Cihson.
Hon. II. NJ. Street. bonneville.
ron CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
lst-w. II. II. Tison, Baldwin A. T. Roane,
Pittsboro.
2nd-H. n Chalmers, fernando: Y. C..
Walthall, Grenada.
srd-Thomss II. sykes. Aberdeen; John A.
Binford, Duck Hill.
fth-W. A. Percy, GreenviIle; J. A. p.
Campbell. Canton.
bsh-E Richardson. jackson U. NJ. Young.
Vicksburg.
eth. y. Chnsmsn. Brookhaven; Roderick
Seal.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27

We hasten to lay before the public
the subjoining secret circular, issued
by \ Warner, Chairman of the Rad
zeal State Executive Committee, ito
all the Judges and Chanccllors
throughout the State" Under thin
guise OF yirtuous pha>eology, il is
nothing more nor less than an appeal
10 those functi0naries To see that the
list, OF Registration Board be rcvis-
ed in order that they may be stock
ed with members who will corrupt
the ballot boxes aud delraud the v0t-
crs of fair election, count Radical
candidates in and the Anti Radical
candidates ont nc matter what the
vote i:
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-10-27

Lar every true Democrat vote an
open ticket on next Tuesday. Don't
be ashamed for people to know
where you stand.