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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

matter and, in the QtheE IL paecesalpgs
of the packed nilitsFy eonpisiloh bsiop
whom tie lucklsss SviS@ q conpelsd Y
sdbmitto the isdispitya mockstrisl -
forwarded tothe President chat - may
approve and fix the sentence againat .ths
accused. He takes the whole matter ont OF
the hands of the civil authorities OF the
State, where it legitimately belongs, and,
without Law, without suthoritTof my kind,
without even decent consistency In HE
own acts, assumes jurisdiction over the
petty scoundrel who forged half dozen
votes for political opponent. The Amer
lean people are exceedingly patient. 9 =
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Ohio River Bridge.

NOTICE Is hereby given that, on and after
~ MONDAY, the Path day of October, 1864
the Holidays Cove Railroad Company will, under
the authority Of its charter from the Legislature
of Virginia, and under the Act of Congress deelar-
ing the Railway bridge at steabenvillsa lawful
structure, commence the elevation of the chan mel
span Of said Bridge, and for this purpose 10 wfH be
Necessary Temporarily to obstruct the three hun.
dred feet designed az a channe!-Nay.
Attention Of persons engaged In navigation, 10
called to this provision Of the second section Of the
Act Of Congre s, "and the officers and crews Of all
vessels and boats navigating said river are rsquir-
ed to regulate the use Of their said vessels and
boats and of any pipes Or chimneys, belonging
thereto 50 as not to interfere Rith the eievstiea
construction and US of said Bridge" r
All persons are also not fed that the span next
west Of the channel span s erected at en- elevation
of GO feet above low water and there i, waterway
exceeding two hundred feet between the piers; and
that the waterway between the piers next east of
the channel span also exceeds, two hundred feet
and that the Roadway hero will be clear, as the
company does not intend to proceed with the cree
ton Of this span until the channel ptn 10 compIet-
cd and the orstructions necessary to its erection
removed Aaail;LL AFA .)T'-g zoo
All persons are notified further, that thi, bridge
Il erected without drsw and that all the rsquisi-
lions Of the Act Of Congress have Been com lied
Tue Erection sa q sse "a.
with as rapidly 50 possible and due notice VIII b
gwen "a to the time when the ebstruc ions VIII
be removed. i
The Holidays Cows Raiirosd eompasy,
oct3S-2w By THOMAS L ,JEWEfT, Pres. ~
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Tie Elsesion I'm Lewis County.

Tie EleeEion An Lewis County.
80 WEros, Oct %, 1854.
REditoys 6sg{Ster - The election in this
cSSntv sesllfdS III passed of quietly. But
sxha yo(o duE The abolitionssts had it
siithsarswn wsy. There wss no opposition
neon he part of the Democrats. Aaron
d. Peterson il reelected to the Legisla-
.ture ffom this county. James M. Coriey
lesds ,Rollyson for the State Senate, and
Samuel cftps beats Hubbard for Congress.
No doubt Of Corley's election, Many o.
the Radicals refused to vote for Gov. Bore
han. The conservatives that voted, gene
tally sustained him believing him to be
good man ct heart, but led away for the
pressnt and would return after awhile 70
,,olsat Ii used to be, ii days gone by. y
II there il no. military interference, the
Democracy Of this county will give McClei'
Ian and Pendleton 400 majority. 'AA '.'
Mark our prediction We know the
people of this county too well to be much
mistaken! The old Democracy are rising,
and will make . mighty shaking among the
dry bones on the 9th proximo. ,Ng3.
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WHEELING DAILY REGISTER.

The military order issued by Gen. Hunter, sup
pressing the publication Of The Wheeling REGIS
rsR, having been revoked, and the editors of the
newspaper unconditionally and honorably released
from their unjust Incarceration, the issue CT the
Rla1sfER ID resumed. Il viii continue TO DO, as
heretofore, the advocate of FREx SPEEoH AND
FREE PRrss, and of all the rights and blessings
pertaining to
'-.' q CONSTITUTIONAL LIB RTY. 20
In the great crisis Of our National fate which is
now pending We believe that the only path to
safety rss 'lths election Of GEoReE B. McCLnL-
LAM, President, and GsoRaR Il. PExDLRFoS, Vice
President of the Uaited States, and to accomplish
this purpose we will labor seaIossy in the use Of all
honorable means.
The heavy peouniary losses to which We have
been subjected as we'll as the increased cost Of la.
Dor and all printing materials compel US to call
upon the friends Of Democracy for increased lber.
atty in the patronage they give US; especially do
We urss them to activity In the circulation of the
REGISTER, during the political campaign t
the people be correctly informed, and our naticn
il safe.
We will furnish the REGISTER to subscribers
upon the following ..... t-yy-
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Co. Par tnership Il Notice,

ssss ss ss ,a.s 1sy sssocstsd y.h Boo. and
sALL, Mr.: Ban having had ffeen ysIfs expert.
ence IN the notwithstanding Of Boots and Shoes ~ an
ssespnpn, seste better able TO suit all, We are az
the cty Come ens come all, and be conTipesS VIZ ~
,s continue the business in Gil its branehes At No
NAM 81. corner ofMsrhsf Alley, and at Z. Has
st'a p.aee o. business on Main stree. sboys Nort
Tor ranufaeturing, we hope 70 Be- able
Dsms gu oar old cmtomers and al otAers Who nav
Av not =. Mtn call Come and be conyincsd.g :.
81 uay 70 please Sign Of the Big Black Boot
-. ~ I&s o. Lrf ROBINSON & BALL,
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Town Lots for Sale.

DuRsUANT tstAe provisions Of decree Of the Cir
l. cunt Court g Marion, rendered at the October
tam th9sc4 N - a. Of John q. Fisning W John
AsCue, shall, q IL second Monday in Eoysubtr
n proceed TO I'll before the door ofthe Court House
81 seia county auction, 70 the Highest bidder,
the ioe.ins ts 70 VT: For sssh IN asra su ssS
as rsids. aPes Ssiistf q 9 q % konta:, DE ne
pesohas1 puns henA and seenity and tia commits
unpaid pufchass noosy. The lots are vsry SsdrAh
heinG EsI ntaateA and veil sdaptsd ior residences
and ataaeed IN ths most business town On the Balt-
nHs . osso kGa.saA- IN the county Of Marion.
r. SMITH,
ocS3lsdlt6vSS CommiasionR.
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House and Lot for Sale

DURsUAET 10 ne prsvisisns Of q decree ordered
Il BY the Circuit Court Of Marion, at the octo.er
term thereof In The Of William ". Tltchsaor ct
al %. John Waller and David q. Manear, shall on
ths second Aonday IN Hoyeabar next proceed 10 sell
BY puplic auctioa 10 the highest bidder before the
front door OF the Court Houss II said county house
and lot situated a the town Of Warrington the same
In which the said D. p. Hanear nov rssdee for osSh
in hand su TO pay the cost Of this suit and the
expense ef sale sAd for tbs residue credit Of and II
month the purchsses giving bond and approved sseur.
ity, and the eomAaoner retaining lion ON the sane
to sscurs the unPskd purchass money. ~
r SMITH,
oet2l.dltkv3t Comrniss;onsr
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

A REMEDY FOR THE pILEs.-It is a
blessing to the suffering to know that we have an
sfectual cure for this truly troublesome disease.
Mr.. J. P. Hasarde, of l64 Second street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, takes great pleasure in informing all
who are suffering with piles. that he used small
quantity of DR.. Strickland's Pie Remedy, and it
effected permanent cure This seems to be the
case with all who make use of this splendid pre-
paration It is manufactured o. No. East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and sold by all
Drugeists
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

A Youso woman in Jackson, Michigan,
has been carrying on the recruiting business
in An original and highly peculiar manner;
She marries man on condition that be will
enlist and give her bis bounty. She being
'strikingly handsome the man consents
After he il gone she marries another. -Four
men had she thus welded and sent to the
army. On the fifth occasion she was de.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

WILL VorE FOR LrNcoLN-Every man
who agrees with the following sentiment,
uttered on the floor of the Connecticut
House of Representatives, by Rev. Mr..
Gilbert, an Abolition member, Jan. 18th.
1868, will vote for Lincoln: "For one, l
am not afraid to say, that I had rather lie
down and die in my tracks to-day, than
see any restoration of the Union as 1t
waau
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

Gov. MORTON, the ballot box suffer OF
Indiana, is stumping New York for LINCOLN.
JOHN VAN buren, suggests in . recent
speech that probably MORTON don't fird
the climate of Indiana very healthy for him
since the election. pp
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

"BurrrR HIaHrR," "Wheat higher"
"Flour higher" "Provisions higher" SO
we read in the Republican papers. The
reason may be traced to the boastings OF
the Republican press that they feel sure OF
Mr.. Lincoln's re rejection. If such calams
ity can happen gold and pr ces viii rise
upon the Jump. The country sinks in pros
perity Just Is the Republican party rises.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

5ScHrsEcrADY boasts Q novelty in Journal
isp. It has daily papef With two editors,
9oe SRSpghlieAn and the other Democrst,
khoescf hsvs'spsEe Of ssery days paper.
The second page Is for Mcclellan and the
third for Lincoln, and spirited controversies
are constantly going on within the limits of
q single sheet.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

nell. ThoS ind tSseve and gallant young
I sen I've bowed you to bloody and
Mh@ it( gi(<es, but, take my word for
it, y 81 opeM your countrymen will
fan s. ajpt taanks of . party, whose
hskSrsd Is, 1riskmenF only equalled BY it,
venom against the religion which they pro-
tess.
IL has been the mlsfoftunsof poor old
Ireland, ithat. in. alhage6 her pstriota ore
least some 'd thsm,i have besh tufnsd into
plsssnso, By the.my steriops power OF EpG'
1ish gold. Whether the same magical C
fec 4 ss;s 6 Ssss,s B
is question of easy solution in the minds
of the obstinate herds;" who, in spite Of
your dssurciAtions will ever continue tFus
to tie suse Sf the Union and ps4eGacy
A. UELr.
Kashiaoton. Oct. 7th, 1854.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

pURSUANT 70 the provisions Of decree rendered
L BY the Circuit Court Of Marion. at the October
torn thereof in the case Of Thomas Walkate John
Wood, ahd on the second Monday in November next
proceed to sell BY public auction, to the highest bidder
before the front door ofthe Court House Of said county
tract Of Land adjoining the land Of the said Wall
late and Others situated the waters Of Buffalo Greek
In said county, and containing 70 acres or less
the fol owing terms, to wit: For cash in hand su
Gent 70 psy the cost Of this suit and the expense of
sale and the residue upon credit Of and IL months
the purob assr giving bond and security and the CON-
missioner rstainng lien on said land TO secure the
un paid purchase money. Z. SMITH,
octal-dlt&w3t i Commissioner,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

UTRsT vIRGINIA:-At rules held In the Clerks
wv ONCE ofthe Circuit Court Of Marion county for
the month Of July, 1854: i~
Robert Moran,
VI. In Chanosry.
Thomas J. Malott ...
The object Of this suit u to obtain decree TO sell
certain tract Of land lying in the county Of Marion on
he vster Of White Day, sold By complainant to
Rein Malot, DOW dsad to satisfy Judgment In favor
Of complainant against the said Resin Iaott dscsas-
ed for S2l0 purchase money for said lands and It APP
psarng from adavits nlsd in the papers Of this cause
that the defendants, Edward Ltton, Wesley Travis,
Huldah Travis Milton Malott and Mary E. nalott are
not residents Of this State ia ordered that they ap
pear here within one mouth from due publication o.
this order and Do what necessary 10 protect their h
terest In this suit. 70 - = ~
copy Taste. r. B. LOTT, Clerk.
Wilsoa & Smith, counsel for complainant
oot2l-v4t
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Real Estate for SAFE

w be offered ct private sale until the 7th day
wv Of November 1864, part Of Lot No. u6. situate
on the south west OF Market Street and Market
Alley fronting 90 feet Market st. running back the
same distance on the Alley. AZ llNA HEgi /
II not sold prior TO that day, II viii On that day at
10 O'Clock be sold at Public Auction at the front door
of the Court House tTE II E8ylT6
The above is the only desrabls property for sale on
Market Square. go. ga
TERMS or SALE One third cash, balance In equal
paymsn OF 9, H. and Is months, With interest," or
all cash, at the opaon Of the purchaser. Defer
red payments to be secured by deed of For fur
Their particulars inquire Of 4 Al PANNELL.
oct24-tnov7 ,'' '@"N
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale
AZ In West Virginia.

offer for sale a farm 1923 acres within s miles
of the Court House,-75 acres cleared. IL acres
on the Narrows Hill adjoining d; Mon cohen Esq,
fronting IS rod. on the Chic Rver,eeoai land.
~ acres on the q o. r r, one mile north of
Cameron, % or 80 acres ceared.z
1920 acres near Burton, in Wetzel Cor Gu acres
cleared. 30 w .'''" ''uI' - w :
800 acres in Wetzel Co., near the, Merton line,
6 miles from Burton FLb -fa..
233 acres in wetzel Co., IL miles from the Ohio
River. Also Land IN Doidridge Co, near the n.
W. R. R., and valuable town prepsrtyin Mounds
Vile, w. Va r --fazI
EEo' off'lF DIV bsXilMGo;a nd ShSa Az Y
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02
REALEsTATEF0RSALE.

T WILL offer at private sale until Tuesday the Isl
i day of November, 1854, the south fourth Cd part
Of lot with the three story store room on tne
Second Ward; also, the south half Of lot No lSs r-
uated on the east side OF Fourth street, Second ward
together With the elegant AID Icommodous dwehng
case the property above named is not sold at private
sale betore the LIST day Of November nett WI on
that day at 10 O'Clock offer the same at public sale at
the front door Of the Court House ofOhio county,.
.tsv 8EEIsasy S aELROE
6Hsr The above sale has been, postponed, until
TU EsDAY, November sth, at 10 o'clock A. M
novi-sN I.'f - gg.sTfff STWvgl
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Q.

my property until ! TF7EH1UT0
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER.
Having disposed Of all my, waddington Farm, OK.
oept the Homestead, will there on that day offer Ut
public auction the fne large Mansion Honse in which
live with oae hundred and sixty acres Of land The
mprov ements all complete will also, at the
time and place, continue the sale Of my personal
property consisting of Corn in the Field Hay Straw
and Farm Implements, consisting Of Ploys, Harrows,
Moving Machines, Wagons, Harness, etc. Also, the
remainder Of my stock of Horses, Rams, etc.
The sale will continue from day to day until all
is disposed { The terms will be made known on
oct23-tnoy2 ~. r,., GEO, w. SMITH.
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DEFERRED SALE
~ oEIlta.R OF
Geo. W. Smith Sc Property,

TN oonsequsnce;ef the State eleetion coming Of
~ s4s,. ssst sd ah'7' II 7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02

- The New York papers conbined
to send 70 Europe for white paper 10
print on. They believe they oaa est it
there cheaper then our speculatins 10
dealers and paper manufacturers Vii Il
them hsveif.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02

- One Of JohnstOn's men, taken
prisoner, having been ssked whst be
thosght Of oar forces and Gen. Sherman
replied id the following inelegsnt terms
fisherman eis on . hill fops his wisea
and csOvs; then yelb out. "Attsotion,
creation By kingdoms right wheel
nareh And ahen We git" a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02

n !. sA1PQnD.
- rseesa h ~ 01r1nkI ruo1ses q No.
- - r. .a1pg oarssoal
II hlIoyta ssa19a
enSsSsa Md Asoas.
In 1879. via 49, IN IN ea..s =
NpAm ahroaA.
j. cs6s = pS6es ths bstter treatment ef SurricsI
49, - esem n ~ Eye and Ear, Dr. ean1srl -
sn - III IT'D II, - &bers I'll IL apraiances and
- sx. -. e :ssosasssl trsatn4p Iassi.
8 s6ssia n. - ! a. =. s:s, =.
Ing conntsy. D.. D 60N 1v3tse IN prhr ~
tenflon 70 M sPscasi for the treatment q
800 e. - A's,aess sfshs xys Asa6 Ear.
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TOR sALE-CHEAP.-Dr. Hick.

IL u>es his beautiful rsaidepce tuo niSs frua tov.
M sale II conrtSof Substantially bulft ven Anhea
.ne cottage With ten rooma cealaz tvo cistesn god
v.rssss Of ape four hunAsed spps trees peach, pss
plum cherry apricot ncetaSfne Siberian crab ssvesL
saxts5ss currant raspberry goosebefy, strawberry Ac
Tho land b well fenced and In high stafe Of culiiva
ttoe fss ares COWS 70 wheat and ten % oassook
Ing extremely veil
1hb psupsy viii Be sold fF 81 30 cash. which, Il te
pressa1 pseni1m specfe, = shout oueShird cost II
not 80 BY he st ofJune ms prics yin arasced d
~ propsFty wfthaFsvn non narket Enquire u
maybe H. ,. TEH-YYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02

~ The last English papers received.
give IN account Of the launch Of the lst-
gest steel vessel ever built. She b
doubtless isteoded TO b used in running
the blockade If the rshsl ports, ard Is
eighteen hundred tons register. two hua-
bred and eighty-one feet long, ftty-six
feet beam, and engines Of three hundred
and City horse power. Whom fully loaded
che draws eight feet six inches Of water.
and wilistow . large cargo Tor vessel Of
this class. She is paddle steamer, and
very strongly built Of cast steel. She j.
named for Confederate officer, Colonel
Lamb, friend Of the captain, whose
name 10 stated 70 be lockwood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02

Q-Latsss Partisan gossip says that
Louis Napoleon il growing very corpu-
lent. and that Rugecie 10 wearing her
skirts quite short 90 ~ 10 display her
boots and tassels, that being The latest
Paris fashion. M ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02
A PRIxrEs's DrLAY AND IT'S PsosABLz

A PRIHfE1' DxLAY AND ITS PaoBABLg
RxsrLr.-In spsaEing Of thS Chicago
Coayeatipu in 1860, in his hisaeEy Il
PRESIDENT lincoln = standardization, N.
Ray mond mentions the fact thak = motion
~as made on the afternoon Of the second
day to proceed 70 ballot for President, sad
expresses the belief thai il i had then
been done, the result of Che Convention
might have been Hefy different, 40 At that
time it vas thought Mr.. Stewards chances
were the bset. This was The common i'm
preston At the tins. The reason Why the
ballot wn postponed Is given By Mr.
r., which, q announced after the motion
to vote Vas carried, vas that the tally
sheets. giving the lists Of the States, With
their respective votes, hsd not beeu r.
esived from the printer. and the ballot
could not veil be ssksn without thsm.-
Bat for the Delay in the delivery Of these
shees, the result indicated BY Mr.. Ray
naond might have occurred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02

WiaAin0lso, J1ns & aeoA :
An fntes31tlnR anssdote, 1o9
doahGfal aathesliley, isAs)peG : 1fa1l
N, who, Il j. 49, vi - = Aopt e. =!
passalal iss1i I it tu> et
ssd ohild. IL = = hilSlf - 1lasel
tnysllse 10 - jGAere Aon ~ -
abssnsS Z hAS1 I : .. HI ko1se|b I'll
allsd With 80 1nlxioas guesls than
~ untaowa - te, ~ rsensel hin
sh11tes -. vee11 - %ueee - lksa'
~ 1oee.... Hsap1 - oosoladsd ~ this
so4Sa porSa2 lainss NJ . pl@asnnt
del1uige - sDssYe iblssf nsel
Tie oppoojte 81 this lstelI 1oousie1 -
\ 126sescs S Il Asnsssl ifs 6srse -
eaesnsnts with H. rebels nsar Neshaa-
iesvills in May ~, yoang lieutenant q
. Rhode lhld b1et - hpIigft foot
% shattered ty ) fngnsnt Of shsll that,
On rousAinR aSAinSlU1 aftef ono ofthose
horvibls anbalaneo flda, ard : toefnsy
Of : weeks dhstios, hs vasobslgsd = m
dsres snpaaeiou o. III leg. HSt ts)e-
Or. phed home hundreds Of milss fswsy
that al was eoise wsll aad vitha se1di9's
iortituds composed hinsslfto bear his sak
ferings alone. .....,
Usknoxs u him, however, bic noshsz.
ono Of those dear reserves Of the army,
hastsned up TO Join the main force. She
|resehed the city e. midnight, and the
ssrses would hsvs kept her from hin IN.
iii nerning. One ~ By his faDnine
him a. he slept, her hand on the fssbls,
Auetuating pulsatioes which forsbe1sd
ed results. Bot what wonaa's heari
could resist the plsadisgs Of . u,ethss
then? In the darkness she vas finally d.
lowed 70 glide 10 and take the placsat hi,
side. She touched his pulse - the nurse
had done; not word HAD bsen spoken,
bat the sleeping boy opened his sysB and
hid: s'thst fssls IKE ny mothers haad;
Who 10 this beside me? Il i ~ mother;
turn mp tho gas and let me 80 mothsr.'
The two dear faces met 10 ono long
joyful. sObbing embaes, aad the fosdnsa'
pent up il each heart sobbsd and painted
| and wept forth its expsession.
The gallant fellow, just twenty Iona, hi
leg amputated on the last day Of bis thre'
years service, underwent operation aftsl
operation, and At last, when death dres
nigh, and he was told BY fearful friend
that it only remained to make him com
Portable, said, che had looked death !,
the face too many times to be afraid now.
and died as CALAMITY - did the men o
tho Cumberland. @ s*ss ea.
i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-02

@No man and no womao il saSs Who
has once formed the habit Of looking to
drink for solace, or chesrfulnsss, Or CON.
fort. While the world goes we'll tAey
will likely be temperate. But the habit
is built the railroad to destruction Has
cut roads for ~, the rails are laid down.
the station house erected, and the tsaln
10 only waiting for the locomotive; e
comes. it grapplss Us. and away Ne 70 10
. moment down the line Ne have been
years constructing, like fash Of light
ming. to destructioD.--TC has. Rsads.