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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

OLYMPIC TUEATER. Commences at >.
~ ANOTHER OLYMPIC TRIUMPH
HOISES CROWDED NIGHTLY. -
THE GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE IN THREE PAfIs
entitled the
SLEEPING BEAUTY IN THE WOOD.
THE GRAND TIP ,NSFOKMATION SCENE BY HAYES
Acknowledged b. all beholdeis the
CROWNiNG EFFORT or SCENIC ART.
NEW AM GHARMING MUSIC BY THOM ~ BAKER.
GORGEOUS COSTUMES. APPOINTMENTS,
AND WOSDERfUL MECHANICAL EFFECTS.
MRS. JOHN WOOD
And the prime pal members Of this -
UNAPPKOACHADLE BUnLEsQUE COMPANY.
, Tie young ard fascinating nanseuse,
MILE. AUGUSTA.
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
revousto the Spectacle, the petite Comedy
PERFECTION.
MISS LUCIA DIANE as KATE OBRIEN
SATURDAY MAY 81.
MiTISEE OF SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Doors open at i-Coininences at O'Clock.
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D0OK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. ass

Bway srly opposi,. 81. Nicholas Hotel GEo LA
WITT. Anconcer. bv !. r. Coolev Conumeas soic,teI:
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, May rs and 70,
At O'Clock ....
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NEOIS COOKS comprising Works in the vsrous depart
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I'm. ish ard American Editions. Catalogues ready and boo
Q exhibition. -
In the c,ts'ogos will be found: .,
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TBB CITY OF
NrwYoRS.
Eos ~ AND % PEH.sT.
DIposIroSS AND FINANCIAL ACIs1 OF The UNIFIED
STATE,
Have for sale. ready for delivery
rsITEp STATS $40 TREASURY NOTES
Convertible at maturity. into go GoLp BEARING
BoSDs
Alio.
rSnrD STATS 1910 BONA
rnTFD STATES $40 BosDs.
USnEp STATS 1-YrAR CERn1cATIs.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
and attend to other business with the Government.
4. {. CALHOUN President
j. SEAMAN Cashier.
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Amnefmfnts.
} ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.


RARNuM' AMERICAN MUSEUM
- AFTERNOON 4, A. 4 E s;cSsss "'a
''' '''''''' MISS lis s RSI LIES MELVILLE,
= the sres. Dramatic Ro% as,,s u,DpFN HOUSE.
GREAT rlH HMER nc oSE-LEdoED DANCER,
A' S rSesTfrtlRIdE AND pE RI DANCE.
vur voos Mo ESMi1Y AZ drolasslNArroN,
Classical nlcrA RFADiNGs, COMIC SONGS. DUETS.
Now sa1 sSGsaon Is I hVISa
MAO hSy fSdf MA < F FFHH tSN0
poasr j nYb R nAGs nEhfAi AN EsoE
PROC MPuf SfefKS5 StG
H2NE% " o SAsF FHT WOMAN
GRAND hoUAkiA. 4 MILLION oURIoslrIEs.
NIBLo' GARDEN.
t...e. aud MAnas.r.................. wHEATLEY
FOURTH WEEK
splendid TRIUMPH
" The CITED '0sMaifs Mss MAGGIE MITCHELL
who're winning fEH t%SS"nlI,SSS q THE CRICKET
THRoNG TIE THEATER
wHh enthusiastic audiences
NH. MAGGIE MITCHELL
fANCHON,
imported by the whole strength Of the Company.
THE GREAT SHADOW DANCE,
With s wild and weird ike beauty. .~
ACT 1.-THE FESTIVAL OF ST. ANDOCHE.
ACT III" CRlCkEI'S' RENELATlON.
. ACT IV.-THE DEPARTURE AND THE PLEDGE
ACT V.-"CRICKETS" TRIUMPH.
OPLENDID NEW SCENERY,
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC, -
SINGING AND DANCING
ADMIRABLE ACTING.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, Msy q.
Commencing 1t o'clock
FANG HON " ATT N + Z.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL. .....fANChoN
Seats for the FsDchon Matinee secured IN advnce
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
WINTER GAR aDi4 NIGHTS
LAST NIGHTS
Of the beautiful drama adapted by Tom Taylor hon TIE
THE GRAY LADY
PFNARVON,
with It's new and beautiful scenery and splendid cast
SPECIAL MOTTO The msra-em, nt has pleasure IN an
nouncns ensgemeu. with tue and brilliant TRACE
MISS HOSMFR,
who win appear MONDAY, 2sh, as
CAMILLE.
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HOPE CHAPEL,
No l1A RrnsdXaN

HOPE CHAPEL,
III No 72a Broadway
AMERICAN STEREOSCOPTICON.
Now on exhibition One Thousand PICTURES, comprising
che moot beautiful Views Stausry and Works of Art tn the
world Eighty Pictures 20 fest square shown every evening
The White Hous~ Fords Theser Secretary sewads and
PeteFsons Houses Old Capitol Prison Gen Jscksous Monu
rent Funeral Procesop kc Admission rs cent; reserved
sess 50 cents; children half price. Open com
at g.
WILLIAMSBURGH SABBATH SCHOOL
w ANNIVERSARY NOTfCE.-The Teachers, Children
and Friends Of Lee-sve r. D. Sabbath School will assemble
In the Sabbath School Hall THIS DAY at O'Clock TO listen
70 addresses BY the Rev A. A. WILLETS OF Brooklyn and
he Rev Mr. BURNS OF Canada West aud 10 participate in
NE general Anniversary a. O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

Mr.. Jacob =. Atwood has been chosen President
Of the Northern Oil Company, in place Of MIR. John
Bryan, resigned.
Kobbe g. Corlies held Dry Goods auction sale
to-day Of Ribbons, Malines, &c. The Mslines sold
very readily At Townsend, Montant q Co.'S
there was sale Of dress goods, which went rather
low. The mousselinc DO lanes especially went
very low, the prices Of the assorted mode going at
3lc.; blue Louise, Soc; brown, &c.; black, 36c:,
&c. The Grcnadinc and Barege bills sold much
better, the average prices varying from 81 to 4lc
WilmerdiHgs a. Mount had a sale OF linens
domestics, &c. The former sold fairly duplicating In
many instances. The 97-inoh brown Loom Huek
brought 2sic.; ioI BsTnsley bleached shee tings
g. "a; IA do. s. 90 and in this ratio throughout
The catalogue included few lots If domescs for cash.
7 be a blcacLed shrtiDgs realized lee. cadet jeans
Gle; Prrcetown do. 3jic. Oxford Do. 3ic;i Sher-
man 1lc.; Winrebsgo Gle; Oxford mixed, 33c. ;
Tveeds do, &c, aid extra wide Kentucky do. s2i
&c Wilruerdine Noguet Co. Lad sale OF iace
curtains upholstery goods sc. Tie entire samples
were disposed Of, the prices ranging from s. 70 SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

Apples are about al in AID sell slowly at ssasl0 y
bbl-some fresh from ice houses. ell. strawberies
give promise OF atundsnce they are plenty to-day and
Most Of the berries are from South Jersey and lcla:
ware. Fresh large Wilson and TrioDpbe dc GARD
brought So i0c this morning. but may De much lower
W. .ata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

THEATRON-Begins at 8.
III NETWORK CIRCUS.
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
GRAND MATINEES,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT a.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF
THE NEW GRAND CONC PANIOMlME VI
THE ELIXIR OF LIFE;
Or THE BIRTH OF HARLEQUIN,
WITH NEW SCENERY. COSTUMES. APPOINTMENTS,
NEW AND GORGEOUS EFFECTS,
GRAND CORPS De BALLET.
AND ENTIRELY NEW AND
STARTLING TRICKS AND TRANSFORMATIONS.
THE WOkLD.FAMED
MARIETTA ZANFRETTA
AS THE PAGE IN THE TIGHT ROPE.
NEW AND SUPERB FEATS,
EQUESTRIAN GYMNASTfC AND ACROBATlC,
- GALAXY OF STARS APPEAR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

the business is only moderate st the close prices hevs
an upward tendency, We quote In gold Of =! 100
Plates have ruled steady with fair business cosin4
firm ut 81? 25as3 for /. Z. Charcoal, e97o0tIi "
for Z. Coke, 81 J0d el0 for Coke.
TOBACCO-There has been only moderate inquiry
since our last for Kentucky. owing 10 the extreme
prices demanded BY holders our quotations show bus
little variation; We repeat coin ss followss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

WOOI-IheTe has DeeIi u lar business In D0mestie
feeoes since our last Prices have ruled quite firm. but
,he week was in part from fpnners ForeigS
descriptions have ruled dun and at tic close prices
nominate we quote Domestic Fleeees a. follows; $50
go for Native end MeIinos; 6707Cc. for and
do; 7oS7 ic. for full-blood d.: 75977c fog
SaIony; sis65c for No. Pulled; q Saoc. fsr super.
fine do and 7Oa 72e. for Extra do 2o0aoc ior com.
DO. Foreign descriptions as follows Gillian at @1Sc.
for Unwashed Nestiza; 35040c. for do Merino vaipr
rsizo 3Oa 39c for Unwashed; south American, 1850
for Washed Entire Rios; 45c for Creole Unwasheds
5Sa65c. forWashed Cordovs, and 25Hz7c. FOR common
washed OF all descriptions; Cape Of Good Hope 3o1
A6icau 20Q.0c. for Unwasled. and $50 ioc foR
Washed; Mexican, 3Oa35c for Unwashed; Smyrna
25 &c FOR Unwashed, and AZ l5c. for Washed, ana
Syrian at q 0J2c. for Unwashed.
WHIsKY-The market is lover. the supply Is iargeri
at the concession there is NOR dong; sales Of 37o oo
at 81 S4Q 81 50 for Western. .,:s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
BROADWAY THEATER. Begins at &.
I'D LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.

ID LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON:
POSITIVELY THE FIVE FAREWELb NIGHTS OF
MR.. JOHN l.. OWENS,
Prior 10 biz departure Tor London - ,
FRIDAY. 10th. le7.a, leSih iGgth AID l'fb
AND LAST PERFORMANCE OF
sOLON SINGLE.
Roon Mr.. John T.. Owens
LAST NIGHTS ALSO
OF the great performed here with immense
FOR UPWARDS OF 20 NIGHTS
THE LIVE INDIAN.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 26th,
POSITIVELY THE LAST APPEARANCE W
Mr.. OWENS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

Rco at III laic; Refined are dull but there is no
essential change IN prices.
SEEDS-The inquiry Is limited for Clover and
Timothy Seeds and the absence OF business prices
are nominal Rough Flsxseed is selling slowly at 2? 10
AZ 20 per bush Of Sc the supply Is quite liberal
fair; sales OF $1,000 n at l3j ,*c Tor Nos and
Western, and Istc. for prime White City. cash.
Observation-Disclosures ~ bales Matamoros. 80
bales BueLOs Ayres, and ~ bnles Curacao; saes lO0
bales Vera Cruz and 20 bales Tsmpico at 4Sc. gold; ~
bales Tampco ut Ale, gold and ~ bales Buenos Ayres
on private terms; demand fair; no change in prices
Deer--Receipts 30 bales Para 10 bales Aspinwa. and
note sales Of 1000 10. Angostnra at Uc
gold; 5000 b. Puerto Cabello at 5000. gold
and 5000 n. Para at 42tc., gold Goat--
Tampico l5a47ic. y b. gold Mstamoroe 43dtc.
p h, gold Vera Cruz, t3di5c. y No. goiI; buen9S
Ayres, 35G37c. y n. gold; Payta $50 57tc no. xoiai
gold Deer-IIonduras, Al Soc fo god vera Cras'
IA 650c. v n. gold Central American. 40 s1e. 70:
gold San Juan i2I i5c. y 10. gold; Sisal ~ toc.
n gold Angostura 30 3jc. y ID. gold fara' ~ 900
y h. gold
SPELTER has remained dull bnt prices are without
change; sales Of Slesian and Lehigh a. ,ta.tc.
SPICTS-AIl descriptions are quiet but there 10 no
specai change IN prices; quote at 23a 24c. for Pi
picnto; ciQa5c for Ginger "9a 2stc ior Pepper 800
400 for coves oOd9cic for Cassia; al l0del is Tor
Mace. and Oh lsa 81 20 for No. Nutmegs.
TEA-Ths business In both Black and Green has
been only moderate; at the close prices are little
better than nominal; We quote Hyson at 81 i5ati %;
4sl OoIchg 75e. a ~ GO; SOachong aud Congou. Co.,
aSi 80; and Uncolored Japan. Soc. a 81 IS.
TALLOW-The market 10 firm and fairly active;
saes II 100 coo at for Western l0ic. for
Eastern and lot a l04c. fol City. 1900.
TIN-Tbs market for Pig has ruled cutie Urn, but
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

Since January .t7a lO4 9os e6eOl7e42 t6s.s7 oas
The imports and exports at this port from July
10 latest date, have been as follows:
1898. 1864. lS64-5.
Imports mdse. .oi63. g+95 els9. xSyH Gas % D
Exports produce lGG. e9l .e33 N3.621T3 1874 leS
ExP0fts specie. 81. ec7 oo.7oefU N'"'ofs
The following comparative statement shows the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

A FURNISHED BACK ROOM, SECOND FLOOR,
N with closets water WASTE Pipe and HOUSEKEEPING priv
lcges; $2S per month. l08 Bisecksr street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

VlyANTED TO BUY-A THREE STORY AND BASE
w ment high soop House, between Threth and Fii.eih
81, 600 10 Si5,0D Possession May !. -
A. BERNIIARD. W West Thirpetb street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

OsTEoPLAsTIc, OR ARTIFICIAL BONE, FOR FrrI-
" ing decayed and sensuve toeth roots and broken
of cavity fed without pain, by the dlscovcer al M
~ Fourteenth street. door Of Union SQUARE Over
l2UOO testimonials -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

A LII PARTIES WISHING UNFINISHED DWELL:
n ugs Houses Stores, Onces, Studios, shops &C. and
room II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

yUANGED TO ExCHANGE-s60Oo TO $4,000 IN GOLD
or legal tender for Farm mus; Be healthy location,
pot aud within Two hours ride Of the city Address, with
full particulars, box 24 Brooklyn Posi- onlce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

rTHE VERY BEST or TENEMENT PROPERTY IN THE
Sixteenth ward for sale-Five story Buildings, full lot
A great bargain. JOSEPH MASON, No ~ Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.
A NEATLY FURNISHED SITTING ROOM AND TWO
IA bedrooms 70 let with accommodations for housekeep
Ing Call at AT Seventh avenue, three doors above Thirty
ninth street No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

01an 00A "A YOUNG MAN, WITH THIS
clUU.uUU. amount with considerable business en-
established banking house 10 this city The best Of rsf
gwen. Address N. ~, boz lV0 Herald 0nace :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

nR. HoYT Observation-Disclosures or AN EsrrfE
~ nc nitrous OXIDE has used " years with perfect sc
ofteu extracting fourteen TO sixteen teeth n s,ngie
operation without the knowledge OF the patient ONES 7s
Broadway, near Eighteenth street -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-18
More Radical Opposition,

General Banks, we see, has come OUT
Oct. 9, 1865, as candidate for Congress
against the President He says in note:
81 am in favor of granting the right of
suffrage 10 colored men. believe this
measure to be necessary to the settlement
of the affairs of this country, and have
full confidence that it will be adopted
1 urged this upon the Constitutional
Convention of Louisiana in 1864, and il
an address delivered in New Orleans. the
4th of July Of this year, copies of which
inclose, you will find : tull expression
of my sentiments"
There is another thing. which, accord
ing to the Boston Journals, General
Banks did in Louisiana. He declared, or
oath, that he was citizen of that State
and as citizen, within few months
was admitted to the Louisiana Bar How
then, is he now citizen Of Massachusetts,
and candidate for Congress?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-18
The Two Parties.

Keep it before the people that the
Democratic party is the administration
party, ii. e., the loyal partly The adj
ministration is opposed to negro suffrage
and to DISTINGUISHING the late rebels
The abolition (so-called Republican, par
ty is in favor of both. Can this be con
tradicted? There are now but two par
ties; the Democratic and Abolition, It's
true there are a large number who have
profted by the war who wish by hang
ing, confiscation and acknowledgements tn
goad the late rsbels to desperation aud u
renewal Of hostilities. The5u can h;n:ly
be called a party; they al vot' wit.t rie
Abolitionists heard i man who had
profted by the war, saying. but = tew
days ago, that he wished to God the
war wonld break out again"
Oct. 16, 1865. An Old Man.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-18
Negro i'm the Convention.

The radicals will never be satisfied I'M
til they give TO the negro all the civil
and political rights of the white race
and, if possible, little more, HENRY
WARD BEEcHER says, in the Independent
that 1.-TWO men of color sat in the State
Republican Convention at Worcester last
week." and he hopes that New York will
hurry up and "get ahead of Massachu-
sets, by putting FREDERICK DOUGLASS
on her State ticket, on his way to a seat
in Congress that he shall yet occupy"
And yet the Republican party is not
in favor of negro suffrage! Oh, no! The
radicals are evidently anxious to get as
many negroes into Congress as possible,
in order to oppose President JoHNsoN's
reconstruction policy, and keep out the
delegates from the Southern States
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-18
It - oDeply boosted thss' the Republi-

tits openly boosted thas the Republi-
cs.n ticket was the negro suffrage ticket
in Iowa. Is it not Che same in West vir-
ginia The aati-negro suffrage party
that was defeated in Iowa was composed
of the soldiers from that State, who are
spoken of as follows: as ~
"Copperheads with soldiers clothes on
are dropping, with no demand, and quo
tations are nominal. One dollar of Con-
federate scrip will cover all their stock
in Iowa politics"
The moment that the Republican lead
ers in this State find that they can nc
longer use the soldiers to elevate then
to Office and forward their fanatica
schemes, they will speak of thsn as con
temptuously as this Iowa abolitionls'
has done, and will apply to them TIT
same epithets which have been SO freel.
used against all who contend for whit
mems rights.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-18
Negro Suffrage in Howe.

In Iowa the Republican conven-
ton adopted a negro suffrage plat
form and renominated that iryeprcs-
sible fanatic Governor STONE. Tho
soldiers who fought during the
war, not, as they thought. for the re-
gro, but for the Union, returned home
and were justly incensed and disgusted
by the fanaticism which had been mani
tested by the Republican party Ac.
cordingly they held soldiers convex
ton and repudiated Governor STONE
and the abolition platform, and Eonuina
ted q soldiers ticket - with Colonel
BENTON one of the most gallant soldiers
who ever wore sword, as candidate
for Governor. The radicals. with all
their professed friendship for the soldiers,
made an active campaign against the
soldiers ticket, denounced as conner
heads" all who opposed negro suffrage
and, of course, carried the State A cor
respondent of the Chicago Republican,
writing from Iowa, thus boasts of the
Republican, triumph:
!. The anti-negro-suffrage party has
gone mp an ingloriOus spout This city
mas gwen the Republican ticket over one
hundred majority. This county (Polk)
Sives Sfone about two hundred and fifty
n1fjoritT, and the entire county ticket
nom two hnndred sad fifty to three hun
:ded ard tyenty.fve.r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-18

ADVERTISEMENTS advertising
columns of newspapers very often dis.
close the interior as we'll as the exterior
workings of society. We clip couple
as specimens Of the former The first
shows the influence of negro equality
teaching in the family circle, on young.
impressible aud inexperienced minds. 1t
is taken from late number of the Gin
cinnati Gasette:
MY DAUGHTER EVA, AGED II YEARS
Vlheavy set round full face, blue eyes weigh
ing about los pounds, left her home in Nes
Paris Prebie county. Ohio, on the Goth Sep;em.
Der, unknown to me, in company with colored
man named Bass Said Bass is about 81 feet
high. three .fourths white, rather light built,
with eyes marked, having dull expression. be.
ing neal. sighted, with quivering motion OF the
balls ofthe eyes.
Not knowing what relation she may orm with
him. and fearing his running her character, if
not already, appeal to the public to give me
notice of any persons going by the above names
which will relieve troubled family. Address
ID. W., New Paris, Preble county, Ohio.
The other we clipped from fridays
Cincinnati Commercial Itadvertises aa
abandonment of virtue, as ostentatious,
without shame, as the paper publishing
it:
WANTED-PROTECTQR-BY A YOUNG
w widow, protector. No objections to an
Old man, but must have plenty of money Ad.
dress N b., Cincinnati P. o. s,.s4ts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-18
Farm For Sale Low.
WILL Sci

saIs INV Farm, containing 37s acres of land
situated in Richland Township, Belmont coun.
ty, Ohio, on the National 81 Road. eight
CIairsville. The Land is well improved, three
acres in grape vine, and the remainder in ex
cellent condition for gardening purposes. There
is on the premises first rate. Tavern stand,
with stablng and plenty of good water. There
is also fine orchard of we'll selected fruit trees
and an arched wine cellar, together with nrst
rste still house, with all necessary improve
meuts aud convenences 1 will sell on the
most reasonable terms. For particulars call
and see the undersigned on the place near St.
Clairsville, Belmont county, Ohio.
octI7.tf CHRISTIAN WELTY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-18

A WIND PEppLER IN GRIEF.-A tele-
graphic dispatch from Ashland, Ohio,
says that political preacher there has
been arrested and hello to bail in eight
hundred dollars for false voting, aud for
perjury In pushing 1t through. :
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-18
memorable Meeting mt Triadelphi'

We trust that our friends in both city
and country will not forget the Demo-
cratic meeting at Triadelphia next FRI
dav afternoon. There should be grand
rallv of the friends of conservatism and
white mems rights. Some arrangements
will probably be made for the conveyance
ofthose in the city who may wish to
attend, of which due notice will be given.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-18

The white male citiztns o; the state shall Gc
entitled to cote ~ all elections held within the
election districts in which they respectively re
side; but no person who is minor, or Of nm.
sound mind, or pauper, OF who is ander con-
victio3 of treason, felony, or bribery III an elcc
ton, or who has not been resident of the State
for ono year, and Of the county in which he Of
1ers to vote for thirty days, next preceding
such Offer shall be permitted t. vote while such
disability continues.
Sec 9Th General Election Lau Nor. Iath, 1903
The Supervisors and Inspectors, at every
election SHALL permit all persons to vote who aIe
residents Of their townships and qualified Ia
rote according to The fast section Of he Hird a.
ticls of the Consultation.
SEC H. Every officer and person employed
in holding an election by the people shat. before
entering on the discharge Of his duties, take TIE
following oath: Il solemnly swear that will
support the Constitution of the United States,
and the CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE; and that
in the election about to be held, will faithful
~ aud impartially discharge my duties, TO the
best Of my skill and Judgment"
SIC. Sc 1t an officer at an election knowing
~ and willfully receive bad vote, or reject
good one. or aid in doing, he shall forfeit no;
less than fifty nor more than two hundred dol.
lars for every such offence.
SEC -. The Supervisors and Inspectors shall
reject the ballots OF all persons not entitled to
vote; but the name Ofevery person whose ballot
is rejected. shall If he require 1t, be entered on
icparGte list on the poll hooks under the beading
rejected votes" and the rejected ballot shall
in such case be sealed up in an envelope or COW
-dav Of D." and be returned along with tie 9TH