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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-01
NEW YORK MARKET.


Teegraphed for the ARGUS.
NEW York, Nov. l.
Cotton 3S1a494.
Flour II, 3OaI 80 extra state l2,25ala,50 ronnd
hope Ohio.
Wheat e,45a5s No. Chicago and Nil. 2.36l in
ferior do.
Barley ,1Sal 20 c. W. in bond ,s5a4s do face /;
1,22 mixed west.
Corn l.2s inferior; l,3Oal,3 shipping
mixed western il store and afoat chiefly at 80
al, 80 closing firm at l3l!
Oats 70a5 Chicago and Nil.
Pork 81, 50a.5 80 cash 80, 25a32,50 regular for
closing $3.50 cash $500.
Lard 131a154.
Whisky 10 in bond for store.
Petroleum 22a221 crude 37a3S refined in bond.
NEW YORK STOCK AND MONEY
MARKET.
Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
New York, November 81.
SrocKs-active and higher. Board adjourned
late.
MoSRY-4a5 per cent.
STERLING ExCHAxGE-s1,0 93 for so days bills.
GoLn-0pened at Sl,4G3, and closed at Sl,47s
UNITED STATES STOCKS.
T. s. $40 coupons, of 1862. ,l4t
L. ). $50 coupons, of 1864. ..............l.ll
l. 5. $40 coupons, OF 1861. -.I.O7t
l. :. 1905. .-...-.......-..- --I.oI
l. >. 1910 coupons. .....''..-r-..'..- l.uo4
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Chicago Rock Island. .......-.........Sl,l2
Michigan Central. ......,.... .l,l3s
Michigan Southern. Observation-Disclosures. Va
Illinois Central scrip. .........-.....l .26S
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-01
MR.. BRowNING,s LETTER.

lsh him abundant success
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-01

cIry ITEMS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-05

the passage Of this act, and that in the event
of the failure on the part Of the Manassas GAP
railroad company to complete the CONSTRUCTION
OF SAID extension within two years troll the
rime Of beginning, then the powers and author
ify given by this act to the Manassas Gap rail-
ROAD company shall be transferred to the Win
chester ana Potomac railroad company, upon
payment to the Manassas Gap railroad compa-
nv for ali work done on said extension, TO be
determined by two commissioners, one to be
chosen by each company, who shall be appoint
ed to value the same.
3. in case of the disagreement Of said COM
missioners, it shall be lawful for them to choose
a third commissioner, whose decision shall be
final
i. This act shall be in force from its passage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-05

2. Henry e. Simpson.
Joseph Cawood,
VIM. =. Brown,
John II. Armstrong,
PctcrG. Henderson.
4. VIM. w. Harper,
II. S. Martin,
w. H. Mcknight,
Andrew j. Fleming
c. C.. Bradley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-05


/. John Arnold,
n. Hicks.
Benjamin +. Lambert;
Geo. W. Dearborn,
". r. Howard,
3. John H. Parrot,
Jas. 3. McGraW,
Robert Brockett,
D. NJ. French.
p. G.. Uhlcr:
jan 292-dte
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
o. G AAt EIslV8A eS
Frapklin County DemSeFatic
Meetings y.

There WIN be meetings at the following
places: y I TO IS
Atom Tuesday EyeiiIg, Oct. Cd. SPsdkerssHE
4. Bingham, E. 4. Dehany.- - - .
Briggs SsReol House, Tuesday Evening. Oct. I'd.
North Columbus, Wednesday evening, October 3.
Speakers-Geo. l.. Converse, W w. Hess.S \
Obetz'ssW ednesday evening, Oct. Sd. Speakers-
Z, +. Bingham. j D. Burnett.
Franhintnh, WedneAiSy evening October, Sd.
Speaksrs7cW. 3. RanEin. ]. 81 John ClarEsOn,
Matt MaCtins ~
Blackjack. Tbursday evening, Oct. 4th., Speak
ers-E. f. Bingham, ,Thos. @. Thurman
White Han, Thursday evening. Oct 4th Speak
srs;-Geo@L. Converse. RObt. Hutcheson. Col. + b.
Wilson,. H. q %
WerthinetOn, Thursday evening, Octobsr 4th
Speakers--Col. e. b Wilson, >. SCI John Clarkson,
Private Underwood. d -
Lockbourne, Thursday evening, Oct 4th. Speak
ers--Col. SIS. Henkle, W. r. Rankin.
Winchestsf. Friday. Oct 5th, at . oicleckP. NJ.
Speakerse-Iudge A. u. Thurman, Colonel Geo. W.
Manypenny: Z r "a TT n > y
Groveports Friday evening, Oct. 9Th. Speakers
Judge Thurman. Col. Manypsnny. 81
Dublin, Friday evening, Oct 5th. Speakers1C Col.
s. 5. HeDkle, 'Ehos, G. Thurman .
Central College. Friday evening, Oct! 5th. Speak
ers-Ool. RIP. Ia BabeFsP Private Underwood.
ReFn ldsburg, Saturday .at9 olcloek p ~. Oct
9th. Speakers Col, H; b Wilson, W. K. Rspkin,
Lieut.. Jest. John Clarkson. II ..,', - "
Harrisburg, Saturday. at O'clock P NJ. Oct, eth
SpeakeKs-E. 4. Bingham, +. Il, EshelmaD, X bert
Hutcheson, ~ 81
West Fro0t Of the State House, Saturday even
ing, Oct. 9Th. Speakers-Col. Gep. vs. SMcCook,
and Others., ~Aklf ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
RAII.ROAp .TlnlE EARLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co
lumbus, Ohio. Onand after Monday, May 2lst, 1895,
brains will rs foSlowss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
D1su0CRAT1o pIEETINGs.
Madison County 1ieetingS.

soherford, at 2 O'Clock, Tuesday, Oct. I'd.
Speakers-Matt Martin, Robert Hutche-
Chrismsn's Springs, at 2 O'Clock, We'd
nesday,Qct. 3D.. Speakers s-Robt. Hutche-
son. Matt Martin, N y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
BAL LTIMOREA LOCK HOSPITAL

-som BALTIMORE, MARYLAEDerg al.
sot idsc olldnt aai 70 tgeqess -sane
ESTARLISHAN AS REFUGEFROm
IL QtlACk Y1a TIE ONLY PLACE w Rk
DR.. JOHN ron has discovered the most Certain
Speedy and only EnecfiiAI Remedy In the World for
Weaknass Of the Back or Limbs, STRUCTURES. Affect
tion Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Dis
charges. ImR9teney, General Debility, Nervousness
idoas, Pa pltation q the Heart, fimldlly. STrJmb
ling. Dimness Of Saht or Gidapes.G Disease Of the
Head. Thr9St Nose, Or Skin, Affections Of the ILiy1
orders arising from Solitary Habits 4f Youth sE!
cRET and solitary practices more fatal q thoirvc
tips than the song Of SYre9stQ the Mariners Of
Ulysses blight1g their most bril- hopes ot IN
ticipations, rendering maTriagc 6c., impossible.
~. q '''llYOtISt g WEN ~ ~ 'aV''p, ~, In,,.
Especially. who have become the victims OF SolitA
ry Vice, that dresdfn abd destructive hablt which
annually sweeps to an untin ely grave thhnsads OF
young men pftha must; exalted hilents and brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise have entranced list
ening Senhtes with the thuqders ipf elQqpe1ce. a,
walked 70 ecstacy the living Tyre, hycsli With y
CONFIDENCE NDL ,h-11trfH1hnl HtJ ~ VWH|i
FIARRUAGE.gji VI rsGflyn
Married Persons or Young Men contempt
marriage, being pyarel Of Physical Weakness
ganic Debilityy lDet0rmities, speedily cured
He who places himself under the care of DR..
may Telgiouslycdniilla IN hsdhDnOr ASA gontlemai
and confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
a NuH1 a q - WyeseH .a. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02

DAILY except Sunday

LeAyes at. 4 1i;6O r. N. for tiuci1naii,, Dayton,
Riehm nd. lhtianapolis@ mai ingc close connection
at RiohmO1d With Ohicag0& Gfoat Eastern Rail-
road arriving Mt ChicagO at 400 oel ok ~ NJ. tho
following dagi stopping at Alton, West efsrsons
London. South Charleston, Selma, CetaEyilles
Xenia. Spring Valley, Gorwn, Morrow, Lovelaud,
and srriyes al. Cincinnati at 445a aA1BII connect
ing with y. NJ. X. r. at 4 d.sad, ,aAa
AZ Passengers for Hillsboro' and Chillic9the pn
Marietta d. Cincinpati Railroad, will mako the most
A. d.. tEAins arrive at iqyeihnd at 3:al Ps M and
Leave aIiOYsand at sos u, n PASSENGERS, can, by
leaving Columbus ct 2:OgA ~. arrive at Loyslapd
Marietta and ParkershpTg, These are the only
connections with NJ. Il y. X. r. ..,.s tslr ..rrrs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02

YKIANTED-ON GA yBEFOAgR THE ga
w day Of September, q small House, centrally
IN fow minutes walk Of the State House. Inquire
at this oiicefor further pnrtculBta 81 iInaeiS-dw
4-t1fE .flne3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02

Willspeak at-,--s-,.--- 49, .-,..--....---
Shelby, Ricbland county, Saturday eve
ming, October 6. ----
Spfl6gded, Monday evening" October
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
RAfEs OF ADVRRTIslNc.

Tenlinos ofFonpareil, or X inch spacb cSonstituts
'auAr'-9e 9'hIihF9.s glSs -
For each ihsertion. per square, 70 cents a -
NOticesof Deaths, Io0chlts0Tt1 ~
Notices Of Marriages, 60c6ntst q -
Religious Notices so cents. %
Advertisements insertad- aEarV -other dAy, every
third day, and 6npes week. Will becbhrsed ef.Q0 per
square. each insertion, III 4, sA q q
or each inseftibn. No Notice less than SI.o0S
WEEKLY - z,
100 per sqQare each insertion. 0 q
Business Notices 50 Qceptsperline each insetion.
No Noticelsss than e2,O0. lIVLyfl s.
~ AliHRANsIBNF advertisements must be paid
for, hereaft4r ht the timetb are ordered other
wise they vii ri apPes jp ne papers Tbs rule
no exceptionc ~ 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
.sLaTThE MIAMI n
AND
Columbus gi&S .,Xenia

AND
Columbus ~ ,XGnisa
salnaa.mn odt 1--AND--q II sodsm3 VIZ Ss
& WESTERN
g % aF (,
R a Z ER pa Ds.
ON kh6 IEetER CRoNBh, SCI I.A34;I 1895,
FIVE TRIMS DKlHY VIII leave g3Iuhbus
ron cINCtNNAr1, LdttSVIILE,s cAfRo, ST 4
,Lo%S, DAYTON, RIcHM6ND IN, >,
- DtAgAPoLIs 3 CHicAGos osrt IN
wMhoatch hSnge Of oars 20 DAYTON, and IsIOR,i
= MoND ,aIdonly ons change ,of csfa 10 mo Z, 1
! brn iNrDLANkp0LlS and UEICA6O.. IN OMIT
Ar C6n1ectioas are reliable al folIows:. iHi''G5
'''''"H a',, FIRST TRAIN y a,., 's,S''G o, '4 \,
irsd,,b bas Oaily, except Monday.l hy,laer, II
Leaves OF POD "A. y for. CinoiPEEsti Stops, at
Morrow, LOyela9d and PlsinyitiAn arriving -
CneinDati at $40 A. M. connecting direct With\
Ohio 4 Mississippi RAILROAD which leaves att A.a
,,est nnpeu, SECOND TRAIN ~ ''m99al q,,l'
Satsst z sfssptG iof GiStiSSS sa3SSS saE ps5tSa
stops ,dta stAti9bs EXCEPT ClHyyEills, hetSePgtts
AisRl yis eaS n agsct
sS9g 3 " ississiPpi Railroad fdF SiiSSillSaE
~ sss o1' 1r5G, 'd,EaIRD TkAIHsx nSTS1laS
dDaily except Sunday.11 10 yaia boitdid
Leaves a 1880 EAH NJ for p,ncinnah, Dayton.
! Richmond, Indianapolis and Chicago, and stops at
West Jeifstson, hpridon, Sputh Xenia,
! Spring Valley Cofwih, Morrow, South lebanon, ,
Fosters, L6Veiand Milford. arriving at GiHcipnAr
ii at 420 PM. connecting with Man Line steam
ersfSr d8psyille, shd Ohio 4 &Missi'sippi railtoad
"s'S ''SSTr NV ny FOURTH TRAIN ,. 'so'2 80 ~,
/ won N = DAILY except Sunday.)t .s.llsAo 90
Leaves et $50 p. n for Springfield and Xenia,n
stopping st all intermediAte statfonsltG' oar5toY
- ila 81 IL &, FIFTH TRAIN. ..ah 7'SeA y d. e,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02

FRANKLIN Co. DEM. CEN. Con-. RooMs,l
OCcLUNBusSO o., ,Sepr.6' 1885. 0S
The Franklin County Central Commit
tee announce the following meetings:
Hiiliafi Station, Tuesday evening, OFT.
I'd. Speakers-Col. S. s. Henkle, Col. r. p.
L, BaBer, LiehtsJ : Sc J0hn iClaFks0n.
Groveport, Wednesday, October Sd, at
O'Clock P. M. SpeakersAE. T. DeLany,
EsF iDgb9rp. ssssaESItE XONAH
BY order Franklin County Democratic
Central Committee NJ
,t-w I. So SHEPARD, Chairman, n
,sSxisD q. KrLE, Sec'y. .s2t5n'tssn' =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
mr.. .CIarksou

Will speak in Madison county all of the
first week in October, commencing Oct. 1st
and ending Oct 9Th, -,, .....,,..,...sr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
YOUNG MEN

Whohaye injured themselyes bya certain practice
INDUCED in when alone, a habit frequentylearned
ffbm evil COMPANIONS, OF at school, the effects Of
which are nightly fell, even when asleep and. II not
cured, renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply immedia ely.
What a pity that SuuDg man, the hope Of his
country, the pride Of his narents should be snsched
from all prospects and eDjoyments of life by the con-
sequence Of deviating from the path Of nature and
indulging In a certain secret habit. Such PERSONS
must. before contemplating .l.I-I.- II 70.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
s1sls. q. MenkIe, q

WILspeak at-,--.-.,--- .-,,.--,..-.-r
Shelby, Ricbland county, Saturday eve
ming, October 6. ---
Spf1dgaeld, Monday evening" October
Sth. t.iloadoa y % so % $40, .a9s4.j
Hen. Otto DreseI
Witfspeak at--T . 3 90 80 % .soR
Manstield, Thursday .eReping, October
4th. fvt,.i.t s,'cq7er
Sandusky City, Friday evening, Oct. 5. ~
Il. rR Eshelman .,l
Willspeak at-1'e-- -ASA'''4 ~ Y 'AA
Springfield, Friday, evening, Oct. 5th..
-S,6 ,, Gen. Jos. HI. Geigere ,Yu
@AsHrseTot G. H, Fayette county,
Thursday, 0et.4th. 51& .N9iit2@SN
Sttn Col. Barunbas BurmSC yOh
And others, will speak at-7,,s ,0,so ,siH
plymouth, Richland county, on the even
ing 81 October2d. 1s.i ''-NA ''1 'N'
Sandusky City Erie county, on tlieeEeI14
ing of October Sd.
.b8i3E66. n.J. .JsSfea9V3
Washington, Fayette county, Thursday,
Oet.4. 20 N3 10 s2t1SS0
1iMEgCoI. Gee. w. 1cCOoI1, a, ~
And others, will speak at xS-gQbSS1
Delaware, Saturday, Oct. 9th. 7 ..etsi
Columbus, Saturday evening, Oct. 9Th,
S"'" Hon. &. A. white
win speak at ~ ~
GLoEape Hooking county, Tuesday, octOl
New nsxingtOn, Perry county, wsdnesa
day,VOeC, 3daNs l4VTc -9w wGtgys9 rlNftk0
Veto, Washington county, Saturday, ocs
tober 9th. Iss''s r' N' W y" 40
Hon. G. A. Whife, Amos Eayman,
'StNEA and M. ID. FOIIelL AISDGS
Wulspeak at E,ce.e,oeq - ssty1uO
Beverly, Washington county, Friday, !oe77
t0bef 5th. w Hf9 7E' t'''' "" s'3S'
CSE b. o. 1IeRIxIe aAd iiTOnA. O.
rxAz says Thnrman' .2s15sboe 10
buSfiS, Franklin county, ON Friday esvve1
ming, Oets5thsF0W AA ,h9S'GNsSsatS
wt en- Judge Thurmsn s'g0ss3v
WIN speak at-yt sgare 9.s ma, aswo,y
Wooster, Wednesday, Oct. 3D., ,att
Cambridge, Guernsey county, Saturday,
Msrysviiie, Union county, Monday, Oct.
1stA1withs Col. 8. s. Henkle and Ool.AW.'Ps
Reid. af,f9x~-tSE nsgFs st,s'Roy ,
.JudgeFan TrumP's APPOintmen1s.
Judge PsYsn Trump viii address the fol-
lowing meetings, with other speakers TO be
announced hereafter: ~ ohe2l-'el5o9
Logan, Hooking county, Tuesday, Octo-
iNBw lexington Perry county, Wednes-
day, October Sd.
BY order Oonrhittee.9 , s. 20 CT K
JOHN G.. THOMPSON,
"N.9s 0s'i' Chairman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
11HH. 9 .TOTHNRTON,

Mstdbetof the Royal College Of Surgeons, London
Graduate Of one Of the most eminent oIeRes In the
been spent ia the hospitals of bondon Paris Pbila
dephia and elsewhere has effected some Of themost
astonishing cures that were ever known; many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears when
asleep great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds hashfulnes, with frequent blushing, attend
cd sometimes with derangement Of mind, were cure
...ar.nnhinInlu = Il Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02

Reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites TO promote cODnubial happi.
ness. Indeed, without these the journev through
ly darkens TO the view the mind becomes shadowed
with despair, and filed with the melancholy rensc-
tion that the happiness of another becomes bghted
with our own. ..f fcr va. i'm to lilH
OFFICE, a South Frederick street, y
dSdts fro tise sons ir0 IOt % StrSes iSw
and number. "'' ~ 'li" -'lI'.'' +" ''''
Hsr Noletters received unless postpaid and con.
tanning stamp to be used on the reply. Persons
writing should state age, and send portion of ad-
vertisement describing symptoms.
doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his Office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
MARRIAGES.
nnORGANIC lVREAlN NRSS
Ihngdiatsly Cured and fall Vlg9t Restored. :

Immediately Cured and full Nig0f Restored si I
irhisr distressing Affection which renders life
paid BY Che victims of Improper indulgences Young
persons are thO apt ID commit e8c6ssSs from not Be-
lug aware Of tho blreadful Consequences that may
pretend TO dtny t6at i6e power Of pfocrfston Is lost
sooner by those falling into improper hHbits than by
the prudentH BesideS being deprived of thspleasi
ure of healthy offspring, the most serious and do
struciiye symptoms of both body and mind arise y
The System becomes deranged, the Physical and
Mental Functions w eskened, Loss OF procreative
Power Nervous lrritahiiityH dyspepsia. PaRilstion
,Sa WAITING S.!tt of the Frame, Cough Consumption
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
ENDORSEMENT of the PRESS

Theimsny thousands cured at this establishment
within the last twenty years, and the numerous i'm
ston, witnessed by the, reporters Of The Sun AM
many other papers, notices of which have appeared
again and again before the public besides his stand
ng as gentleman OF character and responsibility
a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
-9rsKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. PUt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-19
The Radical scheme.

Suppose that the Legislature Of West
Virginia should, at its next session,
propose to amend the constitution Of the
State so as to deprive Of citizenship aud
suffrage all persons who are not meg
hers of some branch of the Christian
Church aud suppose that before sub
hitting the amendment to ratification
or rejection by the people. an act is
passed providing that every voter must
swear that hens a member of the church :
it is very probable that the amend
ment would he ratified. If, in ad-
dition TO the outrages peFpetratel upon
the people lay the passage of such an act
the opponents of that amendment were
stigmatised as atheists infdels, thieves.
murderers and hypotfites, and in each
county a Board of Registration" com.
posed of three irresponsible, puritanical
bigots was empowered TO strike from
the list Of those who had taken the oath
all who would vote against the amend
ment, it would he rendered still more
probable that the measure would he
ratified" and the constitution would
be amended"
We have little doubt that the scheme
we have suggested would meet with
the indignant condemnation of the pCo-
pie. We ARE clad to believe that there is
still enough public virtue, enough regard
for republican institutions and civil lib
erty to lead to the reputation ofsuch
menstrous wrong, aud to trans6x with
popular execratiou the men who won,a
make such an attempt to destroy ,Lo
freedom of the people and ruin the pro,
perity of the State. But yet, outrageous
and anti-republicau as such a scheme
would be, it would not equal in euormi
ty the attempt now being made to abol-
ish civil liberty in West Virginia. In
the case we have supposed, men would
only be required to swear that, at the
time of taking the oath, they were
members of the Christian Churrh, aud
no inquiry could be made into their past
acts or professions. The amendment
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-19
Thr PLATFORM 81 Congress.

Ia the preamble T. the till admitting
Colorado A. State, which ha- beer
vetoed by she President, it is stated
Aud whereas, it appears, 10y mes
sage Of the President of the United
States, dated January 1G, lSG6, that the
said people have adopted constitution
which. upon examination. is t0und ID
conform to the provisions aud comply
'riih the conditions of said act" etc.
Now, in the very message of the Pres
ideut which is appealed to, he declined
to declare Colorado a state. because heI
action had not confronted to IT,. PRO
visions and she had not complied with
the conditions of the act proyid,us fol
admission He said
The proceedings in the second
instance for the formation of State GOV
eminent harlng differed IN time and mod,
from those specified in the act of March
81. 1854. | have declined to issue the
proclamation for which provision is
made in the fifth section of the law, and
therefore submit the question for the
consideration and further action of Con.
greSs
The brazen- fsceduess of this disr, gard
of truth is wonderful Congress cyl
IDENTIFY has as little regard tor that qhal.
ity as it has for deceucy and frr the
Constitution
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-19

HON. HENRY WILSON AMONG THE
NEeRoEs.-For a day or two past hand
bills have been circulated through tne
CITY. announcing that Hon. Henry WILL
son, United States Senator from Massa
cbusetts. would lecture last night on inc
subject of +" Civil Rights, at the poa "
las Institute, Lexington street. az S,o Sr
early hour the colored citizens ana tneli
wives gathered in considerable numpeLs'
hnt Wien they attempted to enter tne
bnildinS they were informed that there
vas an entrance fee of fifty cents, anu
the greater portion of those VINO WEE, we
there were unprepared and haa 10 f fe
without enjoying the lnteilec.1u sasochn.
AZ the time designated the Ma' bafnra
satts Senator made his appearance u1io o,'
on audience Of less than an hunureu auf
d; H about twenty of whom were Oh
th~ las known as registered voters
IN the platform was William ). Albert
Ga n on each side by a negro man, the
registered voters having taken back
seats The Senator delivered his lecture,
and towards the conclusion remarked
that Notwithstanding Governors mig INT
90 back on it, Civil Rights will prevail
The pecuniary feature of the occasion
robbed the distinguished lecturer OF a
large audience, but there was no crowd
ing, and all had an opportunity to hear
ali that was said.-Bdltimore GdEeue
May Il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-19
Bring Out Every Vote.

1t is generally conceded by even the
most sanguine of the radicals that the
opponents of the amendment will carry
Ohio county That was given up long
ago, but they are now working very
hard to reduce our majority to such a
small figure as will destroy much OF Its
moral effect and leave them some ground
to hope that they may succeed in tile
future If the majority against the
amendment is only one or two hundred,
they will attribute it to the lack Vi
proper exertion on their part, ana theii
leaders will rally their forces again III
the fall. But if, as we know the con-
sentative men are able to do majority
of six or seven hundred is cast against
radicalism next Thursday, the rauica,
disupionists will become dispirlted ana
will be unable to present united i'ouV
acai,. Their power in this county Will
be broken forever and they can never
renew it while occupying the proscrlp-
1--WE and anti-republican platform upon
which they now stand,
We call upon our friends in Ohio
county therefore to rally their full
strength. Let not single conserva-
tive voter fail to deposit his ballot. We
must have such majority here as Will
not only infct decisive and final
defeat upon radicalism and the friends
of negro suffrage in Ohio county, but
will wipe out the majorities the enemies
of the constitution may obtain in hall
dozen other counties in the State. We
must make strong and united effort,
The most perfect arrangements must be
made for securing full vote, and on
the night of the oath such joyful shont
will swell up from the hearts of the
conservative men of Ohio county as
will cheer the friends of freedom all
over the State.