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Rates Of Advertising.

Advertisements Inserted longer time than three
usaths s b charged proportional 70 the three months
scale.
Iaea na.5ces * lines and u1ier. on 90, more than
sik lines AM les than ten 81 30. over ten nes, j.
cents per line eah insertion.
All transient AMI occasional Advert ~. and Local
Notice. Be paid for IN aivance-
Marriage uoticcs. 81 Faurra poiic-s. 81.
SO advertisements With cuts wiil be- taken.
he rate n Advertising in The Weekly Herald will be
hair charged ia the Daily Hsrad FOR week
OF longer time.
Aavertl emenis discontinued before expiration ~ con-
sl charged FOR the Inherited according
the above
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RENovAToRs.
Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment.

rINHR UNITED STATES DIE. HOUSE,, NO sssourB
u Illinois street. Indian Apolis, Indiana.
AZ tsis old and ell known estsbshment. the isfe.
can have silks and wooden goods dyed perm snent and
essonrsSoots add gents remove
Nes and second hand clothing boaghi and solf Also
apAnseAf branch In the business nns dfsv-
ns-oilAa tfAes elotA. tear any garDsnt can be
wrenxhttAa can act b v.xlbis - the NAKED eye
sensnh>rths piece. No. - eosth Illinois street.
ao'i gu JOSEPH HARRIS Proprtstef.
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From Cincinnati.
ARRAY ON Richmond and Dayton

CINCINNATI, December 2G.-The Gazette
says: Yesterday afternoon number of men
engaged as laborers on the Dayton d Western
Railroad, near Richmond, Indiana, took pas
sage on the train bound for Dayton, and upon
refusing TO pay their fare, difficulty ensued
during which two of the laborers were killed
and others wounded. The baggage-master w as
also wounded.
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sEsE WEEKLY sEEEs AID

I. published sssy Malay, At o. 90 per annuu, In
advance.
n T-So paper without the money. eontisued
a ionysr time than paid Tor.
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vho have sustained loss By Gre since IL orTanit
The drst column denotes the number % policy. the
s-eond column the smsunt Insured A regards the
prompttnds q The Company In
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Tie LoWmoor England Inn company
sagN regularly employ three large oualts.st
roins around an oli-llNrirt, every in~Ask
= collect their workmeu. who are thus Pre-
vented from +" dropping Ia I" ~ hquor shops IN
the way
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MEIToLuI lnc evansville fa.r-
s.4I Is -Qau-Ib.e I.r l4e f'faWiH- stll
story rua n.n q Rockford. Illinois. staf. f.
s.ua = fht paptr- fl.t en a.i TUESDAY evans
"a. 49, thev were walklu- ht the park. iatt
ssfl .t.lfI-sl rs = report uhe f4st 90 pistol.
accompanied ty hllnlitig lash - lieht % 90.
slfuf fiast. 0fi were elhstiaiis ~ .hogk net
unlike fhat fsselttl fam a gali ara. battery
grulIaalsn "a ae 2a. aiking on The OPPOSITE
eide - thr stresf, seult dist nce behind. also
.aw ihis haif. and deseulri 30 "a about two
ftti ~ atnieief .uias ing -leW from thr south
Nesf p fht northeast. aud II appeared O. h,.
about thirty Ter above The Erouud. What ua.
rs <ufe tueHsh. What MS ~
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TERMS OF THE DAILY.

Ut II u UAHI
Hrrxid -fii - - fsiig~s
To csrriers agent and dealers per copy ..3 3
To fegsiar sabscrbsrs eter delivered ty
risr ag-nt pr ueek. 60. -. 2Sc
H-fi payable In .evaress pr sio 90
- months ...... 60
one month. ......... l 90
Ar Deliverable % cty Subscribers 81 IS esnts pr
81 - per n pad strictly In afesnce
tf2 ssf gill b. charged bot II not paid m a.
- per vesk uii - Invariably The price.
u FAf letters Ehefher Tor pghiicaiion blsness,
must be sffressed 10 Hal nstehinson. lad Annapolis
IrdIana
THe tsuskSkroifs DsuT rasrp Il srnt ~ al the cary
morning Express Trains ard delivered % snbcfhers h
adjacent toNns about the time y aitif'"tel ~
ths city ~ ifs putfcarou Tbs enables etaefs al
di.far~e from The Capital Indians 70 get the
u the dav from ia twelve honr- before thsv
esive Il teroarb papers Published eseghere The paper
car - has 81 snt carriers ~ sny - The
Ta'iroaf the roads ceutering AZ Ind annapolis
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From New York.

ne Murder and Suicide-G rant for
rio era r-day saints
IL, .. smith Brevefted Major Gen.
erai-C0ionels Brevetted Brigndiers
me fenian Rank and FiIe-Jua-
rez-our Montreal Consul, etc.
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WANTED.

~yASrED.-I want active and iBdustrfous
w Who can furnish horse and buggy. 90 Canvas
through the country selling Dr. Bueis Medicine VIII
pay e6oo p~r year end expenses. I shAl require
responsible nan 70 sign n. conraci wsh you a.
fsr horest accounting for Of ali IN
your For farther uferu-sioo. call No
e. "A. bCEII.
dee7 din iDaisnapous, Ind.
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II = etten very lu~i and grieyous cause of
complaint that meu - eompletelv exhaust
thrH INDUSTRY IA eans a>sinz for Offices Is o.
ha'e none lei Tor - performance Of their du-
I'm on the SRI. I'm on the sea" roared a
lad sing r. lon'r. not." cried musical
ptnsttr IN company. .' \ ou would bc on the
: you sung in tune, but you're on the II
hai. eonfound YOU"
\ certain aitaehe " the Treasury Depart
mont iu " Arlington " ho j. well known - an
inNeterafe topper GA lelng asked 10y 4 Jocular
TREND what he did Tor living. replied. -
,aek bottle part u the time. and the United
states Treasury the rest
lec and BIN Benton went o. New orleans
with lat boat u corn. Joe wrote u his iather
thus
NJ orle.ns- Gune Dear Dad. markets
Is dull snd corn l. mighty 10 and Bills dead.
n"
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SETTLING IT'S LOSSES.

tn. public are referred 10 any q the parties wkoss
names here annexed.
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INSURANCE.
SINNISSIPPI INSURANCE COMPANY,

WE GrvK BELOW LIST or PARTIES INSURED
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Diseases Of the blood, etc.

Drs. Acton a co-Desr Sirss ! must again staie tia,
remedies rcsiy ekceiieut for scrofula sypk-
lie seminal Weakness Impurities u The blood, ind
they never fail 20 cure when usef directed have
cseded Ia the worst casss q syphyils In
hospitals, In the shofi space - four weeks.
w.H ixsIs, N d.
eeu Yors. Decembef Ia. Iss1
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DR. Acton q Col have cured. - TIE ne n your
femedes several patients that bad been inmates 4 ihs
Junstc Asylum from the evil elects % seminal weak
sentsry habits In all such cases consider
nothing can equal Jour medicine.
J " sAtiGss n d.
Albany r. Y October Il leg3
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DRS. CTON 4 60. =,
No. n West MaTyldRd Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Tesrimsasais from the Medical Pro-
fessiou. and others.
Important to Ladies.
Seminal Wrakne...

Female complaints treated with great success. Oar
Periodical Drops Mil bring the msnfhy sickness
csses Of obstruction from Any canse. Pre- 81.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
Fire, inland and Life
INSURE NCE AG E NTS,

The following well-known and reliable Fire and Ma
rne Insurance Companies are represented at this
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26

SouTHERN ILLINOIS INSU-
~ RANCE COMPANY
OF Cairo,
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
II NJ. LOW, REAL ESTATE

lLs Agent, Carbonate, H., will attend to
buying selling real estate paying taxes, furnishing
abstracts Of title the collection Of debts, etc Terms
moderate. Refers to Mai Gen John A. Logan, Gov H.
J. Oglesby, Gen I N! Haynie Carbondale-Isaac
Clements Atty at Law Frank J. Chapman, Campbell
Richert. Cairo-hunn Mum, Attys at Law, Hon.
W. Webb, John w. Troyer, Prest first National
Bank Marion jesse Bishop Esq Murphysboro--F
D. Bierer, NJ. D. De Solo, b. Chamberlain, ESD.
Capt f. Evans. New York City--John Lowe. ......
eug27ed3m+
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25

oc In another part Of this issue will
DO found the lecture Of Gen. G. D. HILL
before the Sioux City Lyceum, and We
commend its perusal BY our readers, as
being document we'll worthy of their
careful consideration. Geographically
considered, this point has always attract
ed the attention OF rejecting persons, aud
it only remains for the people here to be
true to their own interests to secure them.
selves the advantages accruing from ma
tural location; but if Legislative franchise
is perverted, aud popular apathy permits
all the evils which we have 70. nine wea.
~ years suffered in the restriction of land
precautions, a lavish gift of one-half the
earth's surface for breadth of Is miles
wide, and God only knows how much more,
It oil these evils which we have suffered
tn'y 60 to build routes Of com unicatlon
that shall frs, touch the Missouri river
Fifty or seventy-fve miles south, our loca.
ton will 60 for naught. Our citizens
should look we'll into this matter before i,
i too late. Time is Fastening events to
contamination, aud the ultimate relative
importance Of localities on the Upper
Missouri will soon be fixed fact beyond
the control Of any effort in our power
The commerce of the Upper Missouri was
increased the past year fve-fold by the in
lux Of /" gold-seekins population in Idaho
and Montana, and each succeeding year
will only bring a vast increase in the same
direction. Indeed We confidently predic.
that the half has not been told of the
richness and variety Of minerals in the
mountains above US.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25
For the Sioux City Register,

Judge not, that ye be not Judged
Thou hypocrite, first cast GU the be am
OF thine own eye, and then shalt thou see
clearly to cast out the mote ont of thy
brothers eye.'-H. Nattheu, Chap VII
rs. Is.
There are certain men in this world not
satisfied with letting weN alone, ard who
are never pleased unless they can fud
some way of meddling with other peoples
business. The above lines and quotations,
Mr.. Editor, will apply to an individual
who communicated through your paper of
the 18th inst. paragraph 'humJy"
referring the merchants and all classes Of
business men in Sioux City to Scripture
passages.
Primo: Before advancing any further,
who is "Mose Art p tina, gem Of morality
attacking all classes, civil as we'll as mill
tary, without having the heart to come
Out boldly with his proper name. Are we
ssiil in the days of Pura,inism, when men
did not even dare to cook their victuals
on Sunday? Are there any laws in this
land compelling any one from keeping his
store or clearinghouse open on the Sab
bath Had Nose Art himself expert
enced military life, he certainly would no.
DO so prompt in advancing from "hear say"
that which cannot be proved. Among a
body of one million and half of human
beings, it is not astonishing that rowdyism
may exist, but to assume that BLACKBOARD
ism is tie only study of Union troops, is
not only falsehood but an insult to
those men who have suffered trials and
fatisues which these holy men have BEEN
too cowardly to face. Besides, will assert
that more traffic has taken place on Sun
day between Suffers aud Soldiers than
during week days.
Has Nose ART in view the repenera-
ton Of the Sioux City folks? or is be not
trying to get the merchants fined, and
thereby derive q share from the income.
Have those merchants, saloon keepers.
BARRIERS, aud other in6dels been found
wanting in furnishing their mite towards
the support of q healthy set Of lazy fellows
who have not the pluck to take their sub.
scrip,ion list around. Too we'll aware Of
the good sound sense of our business men
cannot for moment think any of them
guilty Of finding fault with their neigh
bors behaviour. therefore lay the late
article at the door Of some man of God.
who would like to see the immortal We
cent pieces find their way TO his own poo
ket rather than support the old citizens
whose efforts aud energies for the last ten
years have tended to make our town
dourishing and prosperous
Come, Nose Art" study the Good
Book thoroughly, aud brace yourself up.
MARION.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25
ma IMPROVEMENTS Among 9th,

RA- IMPROVEMENTS Among other i'm
provemeuts going on about town that de.
mand q favorable notice we would no,
omit to mention the large Cabinet Shop
now in progress of erection by Messrs
McDoUGALL l. WILLARD At the head oil
Douglass street.. The building is twenty.
five by thir'y-five feet on the ground, and
two stories high besides the basemen,
story. The basement story when CON-
pleted will contain a large horse power
the second story, the work benches and
machinery for working lumber, while the
upper or third story will be divides in two
parts, and used as finishing and varaish
ing rooms
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25

sG~ Lost in this city, on Monday eve
ming, the Goth inst, between Tootle l.
Charles store and Government quarters
on the other side Of Perry Greek, a calf
skin pocket-book containing a gold breast
pin and between fifteen and sixteen dol
lars in money. The finder may keep tho
money. if he will leave the peck ct book
and breast-pin ut the store of T. ]. Kin.
kaid. A. Fl. BARKER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25

The Fairfield Ledger says q young
man named Croft, clesk in Laws store
in that place, was very handsomely cow
hided on Thursday last by married la
dy named Vandorin. The provocation
was that the young man had made insult
ing propositions to the lady. Her hus-
band was absent in the army, and as her
legal protector could not avenge the in
suit, sho concluded to dc It herself, going
into the store in the daytime, and tanning
the young gentleman's cuticle til she
drew blood. Croft was immedi ately after
ward discharged from the store.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25

NJ WEARING OF THE GREEN.-The
following is the celebrated song which
created such intense excitement through
out Great Britain, and for the incorpora-
ton of which in his play. Mr.. Boucicaul.'s
play Of "Arrah ma Pogue" had to be
Withdrawn from the London stage:-
Oh Paddy, dear, and did your hear
The news that's going round,
The Shamrock is foroid by law to
Grow on Irish ground.
No more St. Pa.rick's day we'll keep,
The color caut be seen,
For there's a bloody law againt tho
Wearing Of the green.
l met with Nappy Tander, aud he took
Me by the hand.
And he said, allows poor ould Ireland,
Aud how does she stand?"
She's the most dislrrssful country that
Ever you have seen,
They're hanging men and women there for
wearing Of the green
IL.
Then since the color We must wear 10
Englands cruel red,
Sure Ireland's sons will he er forget the
Blood that they have shed.
70 may take the Shamrock from your hat
And cast it On the sod;
1t will take root and flourish there,
Though under foot it, trod.
When the law can keep the blade Of grass
From growing as they row,
And when the leaves in summer
Their verdure dare not show,
Then | will change the color
l wear TO my caubeen
But till tina. day, please God, I'll stick
To wearing Of the green:
But If a. last the color should
Be torn from Ireland's heart
Her cots with shame and sorrow from
Tho dear old soil will part.
I've heard whispered Of a country
That lies beyond the sea,
Where rich aud poor stand equal in
The light Of freedoms day
Oh Erin, must we leave, driven
By the tyrant's hand
Must We ask mothers welcome from
A strange but happier land,
Where the cruel cross of EnRland's
Ihraldom never shalt bo -s-.,
And where, thank God we'll 1.-Two aud die
Sill wearing Of the green!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25

Governor Brownlow aud Col. May.
nard were robbed on the Franklin Piks,
some ten miles from Nashville, on the 9th
inst. They we're driving carslessly along
the road, when three highwaymen sudden
ly presented themselves. One seized the
horse, while the others presented pistols
at their heads and demanded their money.
As no choice was left. Governor Brown
low handed over $500 and bis watch
The Governor aud his companion were
then permitted to proceed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25
New AdVertisem'ts
Army Supplies.
Office of Assistant Quartermaster,

Office Of Assistant Quartermasterl
Sioux City, Iowa, November 23d, 1862
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Coi,ice until the evening of December 9th, 1865,
for the delivery at this post of THIRTY THOUS-
AND BUSHELS OF CORN, the same to he shelled
Of good quality, dry, and put up in good merchant
able Gunne Sacks of two bushels each Ten thou
and bushels viii be required for IMMEDIATE
USE, the bslancein equal amounts of ten thousand
bus hels, to be delivered before the 18th days
OF January and February, 1856. The contra t will
be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder, sub
ject to tho approval of the Chief Quar- mas ter,
Department of the Missouri. The corn will be D..
ceived by weight, So pounds to the bushel. Bids
must be in duplicate, proposing to supply not less
than 10000 bushels, with copy of this advertiser
ment attached thereto, and he accompanied by a
deposit %. 81 900 in cash guarantee that they
will enter into bonds for the proper fufment Of
the contract if awarded to them, which amount
will he handed back to the unsuccessful bidders
ter the opening of tho proposals, and to the sue
cessful one as he shall have entered into
bonds t. fulf II the contract Each individual Of .
firm must sign the bid and contract. The bids
will be opened ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ, December 7th,
1865.
by order Of Brevet Maj Gen. sully.
NJ. II. GDGDRIDGE,
Capt. A q. NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25

The journeymen shoemakers Of New
York made strike few days ago for an
increase Of % per cent. on their wages,
which Was reluctantly granted by their
employers The latter, however, held a
meeting, and announced that hereafter
the price Of first class calf skin boots
would be from $40 to $2l, and of paten,
lea,hes, from 500 to s24-an increase OF
from 81 to 50 on present prices. Some
body will have to 20 barefoot
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25

"a VINO CAN BEAT Ir?-We were
shown on Thursday last, by our handsome
young friend l. E. BOOZE, a turnip weigh.
ing eleven pounds nine ounces and half
and measured thirty-six inches in cir
cumferencs, and twelve in diameter. The
.turnic' aforesaid was raised BY Mr..
Waller, On his farm in Big Sioux Point,
Dakota Territory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25

The Haytian troubles are annouu

The Haytisn troubles are announ-
ced as settles.
Gov. Morton, Of Indiana, has gone
to Europe for his health.
General Sherman 10 abou: TO make
. trip to the oil regions.
The Mississippi and Missouri R, R.
has been sold 10 the Chicago and Rock
Island road.
-0en. Logan will accept the mission
to Mexico, if 10000 soldiers may accom-
pany him.
The Government has realised quite
. sum from the sale Of forts and buildings
around Washington.
General Howard does not recon-
mend the Withdrawing Of the army from
the South at present.
John Ross, 50 long chief of the
Cherokees. has been deposed by Downing
with the appreciation Of our government.
The ladies Of Richmond are circu-
lating a petition for the release Of jeff
Eavis.
Women are being appointed to take
charge of post Offices in the South, in
many cases, on account Of the inability of
the men to take the oath.
Several new candidates for the col.
lectorship of New York have turned up
There are already over dozen. tits not
the intention Of Secretary McCulloch to
take any action at present in the matter.
Hon. c. L. Vallandigham was set
upon by mob Of cowardly hounds at
Eaton, Ohio, few days ago, where he
had gone to attend to some business. He
was knocked down and received some
severe blows, bu. escaped without serious
injury.
Tho government has decided 10
employ female detectives for the suppress
sion Of smuggling between the United
States. II 10 suppv,-a wo-.. NJ. ...an =
sively engaged in smuggling silks, laces,
furs, &C., making Buffalo the main deposit
for these goods.
The intelligence from Mexico an
nounces the capture Of Monterey by the
liberals. A largo force Of French troops
were being landed at Bagdad. Reinforce
ments had arrived before Matam ora., and
the liberals claim that they can take the
place whenever they please. The United
States troops who would join the liberals,
were offered four hours plumber of Ma.a-
moras.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25

The New York Tribune wishes to know
what il . dollar r We can inform it,
Before the accession to power Of the par
~ represented by the Tribune, . dollar
was = small gold or large silver coin,
worth 100 copper or nickel cents. Since
the party represented by the Tribune has
been 10 power, dollar 10 green pisoe Of
paper worth any where from 10 10 so cents.
Chicago Nssss.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25

D~ Strayed from the subscriber on the
l4th inst. one large Bay Horse, black
name and tail, slightly lame in right hip.
Any person returning said horse to me
will DO paid for their trouble.
CHAs. X. HOWARD.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25

"A soldiers Monument, twenty feet
in height, is to be erected in the Col.
lcge grounds in Hopkin.on, Delaware
County, on the 18th inst, with appropri-
ate ceremonies. Col. Woods, Of the
Twelfth Infantry, and Gen. VIM. Vande-
YER. are expected to be 10 attendance and
deliver addresses. We CLEAN from the
Delaware County Union.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25

The Fort Dodge North. West says
that William S. Lee, Treasurer of Buena
Vista County, started from Fort Dodge
TO return home on Thursday week last,
aud when he reached the Lizard, missed
his pocket book containing $500 in mo-
ney, and about $1,000 in drafts. He of.
fers a reward Of $50 for tho recovery Of
the pocket book and contents.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25

Thomas Smith, a resident of Dubua ne !,
robbed scveral persous few days since If
considerable sums Of money. He ~.
arrested snd compelled 10 disgorge, after
which he wss sent to jsil. We CLEAN from
The Dubuqse Times.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25
Sioux Gitg 8tgisttr


The Register u Nop the only Democratic papsy
published in tie GtA Congressional District. ia
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25
NUMBER 2.
GIT EAT
Family Medicine Store.

I TAKE this method to inform the people OF this
i country AMI the rest Of mankind, JEFF. Davis
only excepted) that have constantly on hand and
for salt carefully selected stock Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-20

SUPPORTING" THE PRRsIpENT.-The
Cincinnati Gazette says Of President
Johnsons action in permitting the Mis-
sissippi militia to organize: "Goyernor
ssarkey's militia organization seems like
arming the wolves to protect the Sheep
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-20
A Case i'm Point.

The.Kentucky Legislature, during the
war, passed what was called an "Expa-
triation Act" attempting to disfranchise
citizens of that State who aided the re-
bellion. A case affected by this law came
before Judge DoNIpHAN, of the Coving-
ton Circuit, a few days ago, and the law
was pronounced unconstitutional. There
is no doubt entertained in Kentucky that
the Court of Appeals will confirm the de-
cision.
The act in question aimed to accom-
pIish the same result for which our test
oath law was framed, but the Constitu.
ton of Kentucky, like that of West Vir'
ginia, defines the qualifications OF vo'
tiers, and these qualifications cannot be
enlarged or restricted by mere Legislative
enactment. The Legislature has no pow
er to alter or amend the constitution OF
the State