The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11

The vote of Mason county is as fol-
lows: For Ratification 1, i'll for Rejec-
ton 1856 =. radical majority 2s5. The
conservative men are confident OF tneF
ability to carry the county in the iall.
In Lewis county the whole vote on
the amendment was 1,15s. Of these Sss
were cast for ratification, and $40 for re-
lection, leaving the radical majority IL.
The Weston Herald says $50 persons were
stricken from the list by the Board OF
Registration, and about 80 failed to vote;
There can be no donbt that in the faii
elections Lewis County will return
decided conservative majority. IN il 4
In Clay township, Braxton County,
las votes were cast for the rejection OF
the amendment; and not single vote
for ratification. The majority In the
county for rejection is officially reported
at 400. an. 81 aA 1901 Pas elI
A Trout. fishing party from Weston,
which recently visited the head waters
of the Elk and Buekhannon rivers, re !
port that they found men in the noun
tains forty years old, who had fneuer
seen a ,Uagon. Bears, deer, panthers and
other wild game are found in abundance.
The party caught upwards of 200 brook
trout, some of them is inches long
THREE negroes were permitted to
vote the radical ticket at Romine's
Mills in Harrison comfy, on the oath
ult .,-s ~ go
DIR. VIM P. RUcKER, the Individual
who was almost mobbed by the radicals
of Wheeling for delivering in the Court
House last fall a speech in opposition to
the constitutional amendment, and who
afterwards published a pamphlet de-
nouncing the amendment, Governor
Boreman and the radicals in terms more
emphatic and pointed than classical or
chaste, has recently "fopped over" and
is now one of the biggest toads in the
radical puddle He made q speech In
Nicholas county on the 10th ult., pitch
ing into President johnson in regular
Rucker style. 1t is supposed that the
President will feel very badly when he
hears about it. H.l H
THE vote Of Kanawha county in the
recent election stands as follows: For
ratification, SIC; for rejection, 426; ma
iority for ra i6cation, 800 Quite a
falling off from the 1900 majority given
for Lincoln i'll 1864. -.h
TIE Spiritcf Jefferson advocates abso-
| lutte non-interc with the men who
in jefferson County voted to deprive
their neighbor of all civil aud political
rights. 1t adv fsesit readers to neither
buy from MOI ell to these men There
were 20S vot, cast in favor of the
amendment AMI l60 against it, out of a
voting populai ion of nearly two thou
sand; all but 1863 being disfranchised.
IL Charlestown township, Jefferson
CONT y, the Officers report sic votes cast
for rejection Of the amendment, while
since the election eight voters have made
oath that they roted for rejection.
The Morga town Post of Saturday
records the fol wing serious accidents /:
On last Thursd y, Mr.. Peter Lazzelll, of
Mai sville, thi, county, was thrown from
his horse and seriously injured. And
on NIonday ] st Michael Shively, of
Graz Townsb 0, this county, had his
righI leg brol1. by the kick of a horse.
Drs dcLane Il Brock were the attend.
ing argeons, nd both gentlemen, it is
thou; eht will r, cover.
ISAAC HENRY SMITH, of Jefferson
county, aged a'out Is years, was crush
ed to death ou Jhe 26th ult., between a
canal boat aDd Goose Creek Lock, on the
G.. & o. Caual below Point of Rocks,
whilst clearing The tow line of the boat
on which he employed.
WILLIAM NJ, EwANNER was drowned
on Monday al 3rnoon last, whilst at
tempting to cr.,s the Shenandoah river
in a boat at Ha per's Ferry.
tn dwelliu, house of William Small
wood OF Bolv =, Jefferson county, was
struc by ligh ing on Friday afternoon
OF last week, and partially consumed
before the fam were arrested.
The nav Cor t House in Shepherds
town jefferson county, has been COM
pletcu It is a Drick structure, in the
central part of he town; the lot and the
funds for building the house were do.
mated by the lite r, d. Shepherd,
THE Birch River postofice, Nicholas
county, has sen reopened, R. Scott,
pos tn,aster; ard Ballardsville, Boone
count p, william Thompson, postmaster.
At hurricane Bridge, Putnam county,
West Virginia John Seashoals is ap
polnte postma ster, vice A. N. Curry,
failed 20 bond
The office . Chapmansville, Logan
COUNT West Y rginia, is reopened, and
Henry Cooley opointed postmaster.
A aesv Office established at Brooks,
Boone county. West Virginia, aud F. c.
JarrelI appointed postmaster
Recpened, dyvile, Roane county,
West Virginia, nd S. J, Wetzel appoint
ed pos mRster, &c Edward Davis.
THE ladies AID citizens of Romney,
Hampshire copnty, assembled at the
Indian Mound Cemetery" near that
place, on Wedr esday the 10th, to deco
rate the graves + the Confederate dead