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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-16
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r.v No spsias al 10; No Spring q u w esd
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Ie2
PIeur-aood d.msna, 80 priess are - Us ee' -
rsi higher Upvards Of 100, bbs changed hanos q vi
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lps,.s Rxts.s, n ooaie as Tor ssspssd sefiss ana
w-.tsrp sr.drs
corn-Acti.s, and prices have advanced lD'hc ~
bush ss,.s Of .kiss ., yooso,f ytio. 81 ssei No
\, 5,i<a $50 No at sy05s rejected at - 10 store
C.r.i Corn sold ~ seS5e{ aaoat. Ard No and hssh
4mtx-d at seasl frs bosrd II the eioss No cors
IN ,tors 10 quiet and steady At w.
o.,.-puii s-s rsshss sctivs than IN yssterdsy
In regular houses No sold to limited sxssnt u s
No CAT 3o4H.
R,,-lp bite, r.qu.s. and shsds srmsr with ssisl
Of No 1t 80 No Il - In stsse.
Barlsy-More active, tro car leads u nes, Ivy
stained, se,d SDse ,srf OLD rejected Il :ss o.
on track; eho' CO new at 81 10 tn bags on track.
Pro.is,ossesu but qpi.e ssts ssiss Of mess porh
a, tss o. and Of Seminar cured sssst picked Ham, d
isc.
Lard-Somisai at iso23if for Summer AaSiA fb'
Winter rendered.
eeeds -yaI SID la active rsausst At - o. lat ~
sapp,y 10 messrs. rinoshy 19soa lover saiss ~ = =
a - PER bnshsl
HixbsiDss-Ao .ovssa.ut: AID hs naiks \ sssi
as'ly unchanged.
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flnantiaI ano Gonlmsrtlal.
Monetary AmIrs.

4enetaFy A6Alrs.
By Telegraph.l NEw YoRx, August Is.
The Puas money article says gold IL stronger
and excited. mainly in Consequences Of the threat
euing aspect of European affairs. Coin for de-
livery is scarce, and l per cent. Is paid for Dor
rowing. Money easy II per cent. Stocks
opened with hrmness. Amer the board N vas
quoted 1919; Erie, SCI; Hsdson, lis4. Foreign
exchange firm and unchanged.
Few Orleans Marriott.
Nsw 0aLRASs, August Is.
Cotton--Essier; sales Of 400 balss lov Middlina
at 32a3sc. Receipts 500 bsies.
Grocssies-sugar unchanged; salss Of fair d
lac. Molasses-Noth doing in LoaisiAna.
Corn-Dull; Mixed u s7a75c; white. u s1ls
Csc.
Flour unchangsd.
Pork---a5 50.
L~rd-23l.
Exehanee On New York descent
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DIS MoISr VALLEY l.lxE WoKKs.-Amonp
the many improvements going on in this city.
We are glad 10 hear that our enterprisinq
friend Jas. Mcnamara, has built a perma.
neni lime kiln on the corner of 9Th and
Cedsr streets, capable of turning out one
hundred pounds of lime per day Mr. Nc
Namara guarantees the very best quality Of
pure lime. and we are confident tina. what
Mr.. N. guarantees will be done, as we know
him to be one of our most reliable citizens
He has thu very best quality of limestone
rock for sale at all times, also dimension rock
of every description. His prices are as low
Is the lowest Orders for lime left at the
store Of Robertson Alberts or of Mr. Nc
Nsmara, corner of 10th and Main, viii be
promptly attended to.
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PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF DIsIy,
TKCTANT6,

By NJ. K. TAYLOR, NJ. D.; Professor Of Pbysi
ology, Pathology, Public Hygenis, &e., Msdica
Department, Iowa University.
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BAxrs.-Fox Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of Ladiug and al kinda Of Justices
Blanks, call At the GArs CrrI Counting
Ronm
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Nsw rspk Money Market.
BY Telegraph Hsv Yosx, Aug. Is
Acn-y 10 qn,et 1t IS = csss call lesss.
st-tiinS-pull lUi<di
God 10 active and trner. opening ST HOY s1vsse-
ing 10 f52 cipe d a, 1914.
Governments more acsre ;. 10 ~ h,kh Z.
Fresshts TO Liverpool suiss and Without asrf1sl
change
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By Telegraph. Nav Yoas. Aug Vs.
Co,ts ,-stssd,; 40 - fr niddHps
rio.r-Mose ATTY. and iaD7ks Ast,st:E 10 Ss % ~
rn.. brands. eio4iss arm .ish .i~rs inside $50
tsiions
xhisky-Qui=s aud sominsi
whrst-ksesspts 1910 bsshsig bD3e tssts,, With
rsih,r NOR. dons ssrs Of 8 go basheis s u ~ 80 u
Tor No I Nns.uts<s q 10 Gt -hns Aiehissn
Rys-In fair re4n~s'.
Caro- Receipts seo bushsis. IA2e h~nsr sad active
..i.. US co bu.h.h al si1sis f4r sfsrtor. saoss
,hpptnx mixed ws.tsfi, satf for hSh mssd ssss'y
,..ios; $50 for wssissp yellow.
ti. -R~cspts u Al tash,h With at Asesdsd chang
eios.ss rash.r more ys-a5J; ssoH tr ceicaso go
for Milwaukee 10 els fer Io~a.
CoHs.-Dull sasAy DALI
Pc. olsu~-puii; - IL csui.. &2AOsss, Tor rsass1
in bud
We,i-L~a scttvs snd dsocfiaR saAo 2i6 GO pound
At - ass dom %ssie as~e; aosS r picked los; s7si
for tabled. 70 go tr rssaa BGG fr Csiisbrsis, ss<
rolls AMI aa.t, sn ru,.s~%sns
L>.ih-f-stsaIE - -, aAiss Of HsaAis<h q AZ
heavy do IL CaioraIA list, ai4s3s middle asa ~
% hea,y 90
coai-Rulss a,let, ard puesa esnrAiIy noninai.
Pork-op~ssd cute: s.1 q for nv n,ss e2s soSs
Is cd d.. sE ssDn 81 fer PRIME
B--f-s.-sds: sia D7ooo sr ssv ptsls nsss no q
Oh 90 D extra s-ss BOD Hams nsalnai
Hsren-Du,i aud neninsi.
Gu, M.sts-Hfrn lealsIs for saosidsrs ak1
| II Tor Hams.
Lud-Duii and hssvy. ls'S05X
Buiter-ste.dy Of seDsse Tor ohis Nad - otee h,
ss.,.
ch-ese-oni. t. 9 elsc.
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COLLECTION or Bouxrx.-Sss Ven Vsken-
bsrg's card.
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stock Market.
By Te'ssrsph.l Mas YcRx, Aug Is
stseks etc; uwA C los; e i22s 1881. C !
Hwpn s7iSw U III ssX fets ., a+s q; 8. 1854
coupons l1ol So coupons "a % iss ssrss 10y
"a do 1857
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Hotel Property for Sale.

YNHE UNION HOUSE, at Hamilton, op-
u poy,r keoknk, With hrre aud t.if lot. n ground
viii sifuaitd good ~osfory Frame Hotel Build
ing cont.irinE 20 rooms With every Tor .
Hoteeoot CELLAR cisteru good vel, Of water with barn
room TOR ~ horses. Here IL chaucr for any
desiring 10 engage In the Hotel Business The .niy
WHY the prescp proprietor desires to sell H.
count the hi health OF his wife Price 1850 Title
good sale.
vor further information inquire Of s. Roberta on
ur~Snlscs or to III B TEN-rYCK
may26d Real Estste AZ ut, Ket snk-
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non sALE--Tsn acres OF laid ftpftrsLtsd in the
CRY Plat A. litter 10 tbs A Ctaet. keokSk-
am .athos to sell this ioperty WY sr-Ht tar
gain. II applied for Titie good ssi-. En-
qui-e OF Ii. u fkN-EYCE
aPfi6 Real Estate Agent
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up IN qnart bottles, with directions attached.
1t Is dark colored fluid, and when applied
tuil strength to articles of apparel will injure
them, but when diluted in the proportion Of
au ounce to the gallon of water, any clothing
except such as possess delicate or vegetable
colors, may lie immersed in it and entirely pu-
flied, without detriment to texture or color.
ben employed for disnfection, il undergoes
d. composition by parting with its oxygen, in
the form Of ozone, and hence il effects the
destruction OF all vegetable organic matters
in state Of rltrifaction, and arrests the pro
cess of fermentation in such substances as
are in contsr, with it. II is also the most
powerful deodoriser, yet of itself giving of
nooe.
Fer the sick chamber it's value is meal.
culable in tie disinfection Of bed vessels and
deodo<ising the slyine excavations and vom-
tied matters, Of ulcers ssd suppors,ina
Wounds, anil nil offensive exhalations. A
drschm mixed with . half glass of water,
thrown into bed vessel before use, will en-.
tirely deodoriss the discharges, a. well .,
diHnfecs them-hence in malignant dysents-
~ and cholera il i indispsnsi BILE in arrestina
the propagation and spreading Of such mala
dies. A drachm to the pint Of water 10 abou,
the proper strength for bathing in the putrid
fevsrs, gareling the throat in malignant AGAR
htsna or other sores, or alterations about III.
mouth, and in salvation. A piece of fame
ole yard square, sasunsed with the solut;or
end waved through room, will soon deodo.
rss itio any Of thsss oGsnsivs conditions.
But hssida il usss in tie s;ck noon. Il i,
Essry valuable d ~ psriaea1ioa Of c;stes.
water, which has commsseed PRESERVATION Il
=. warm season. Cistssns ere ofsss subject
% oeeomins sool and The wafer 70 patzid =
= = onnt LOT domestic uss 4 this period q
'ne year. thus he per-naasaaass ella IN
= sass asA. b .ixias : ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07
Take Time by the Forelook.

The miasma which generates epidemic fevers
il now rising in clouds under the blazing beams
of the dog day sun. Every living body. as wen
as refuse animal and vegetable matter. enits
unwholesome vapors and in crowded cities and
the dense assemblages which business and pleas
ure call together the elements of disease are
evolved. The pressure upon every vital organ
is never SO great as In the second and third
months of summer, and common sense teaches
us that these organs require to be reinforced to
meet it. ,-..
We hold our lives, so to speak on repairing
,eass, and this is the season when the process OF
dilapidation is most rapid and repairs are most
REQUIRED. Therefore build up, prop and sustain
the po,cers of nature with that mighty vegetable
recuperant, HoSTETTER'S BIT rERS He who
takes it may be said to olothe himself in sanitary
mail, against which epidemic will huri IL
poisoned shafts In vain. This is no gratuitout
assertion, but great medical fact attested py
twelve years experience in every climate Of the
habitabIe globe. Extremes of temperature
always disturb the functions of the stomach
tho bowels the liver and the skin. 1t is through
these that the most dangerous maiadies assai
Us. Tone them In advance with HOSTEEIShs
BITTERS, and defy heat and malaria.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07
The Nexl sheriff.

pv references TO our advertising col
mans. il will be seen that Doctor Z. "A.
R,RRABINO has been announced as can
dida.. for the next Sheriffalty by "The
Whole People" So chserfully soes the
Doctor respond I, the call of I. W. z.
that he proposes, in the event OF his
election, to give us one thousand dollars
in return for the distinguished services
we shall render him. We give this In.
formation for the benefit of the other
candidates; unless some of them can see
his thousand and 90 at least hundred
better, the Doctor will certainly be
elected. Oar medical friend, IL will be
remembered, was candidate tor tho OF
fee of Governor at a former election and
was defeated through trihing detclen'
cy in the number Of votes received. lie
would again submit his claims tor thus
position, ere it not that a private ar
rangement with his friend. Governor
FOREMAN, causes him to withdraw 10
favor OF the latter. A similar under
shading will prevent his acceptance OF
the Postofice, which will probably be
rendered him aChen the present incumbent
resigns. Under these circumstances, the
Doctor regards the Sherifalty as "his
best hold" and with our share OF the fees
in prospect, we bid Linn God speed
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c. .,,of,I nerusal; the secrecy

from me- for careful perusal; the secrecy
attending every step OF these proceeu-
ings, makes certainty on my part LII .s
sible as to the authorship OF tnese III.
linked periuries. Although l 90 noC
attribute the course of the commlttee
toward me to any desire on their part 10
screen themselves. and / am 30 deeply
impressed that there must Dc gul1 solhe
where, that earnestly urge upon ene
House an Investigation Oh tue olie.n "a
the plot concocted to alarm inc nation'
to murder and dishonor 1nnocenb men
and to place the Executive In the unoig-
nifed position of making, under prociac :
nation, charges which capnot, IN lace OF
the accused, or even IN their absence,
stand preliminary examination before
Justice of the peace.
1t was not till noon Friday, yesterday,
the last day but one of tie session, that
the committee and the gentleman from
Massachusetts, allowed me TO read the
testimony or parts thereof that my MEM
ory alone should not be trusted 10 report;
It was then within twenGy-four hours Oh
its adjournment that Congress-, through
this committee, allowed ma to get ready
To repare this report, when the uDtnlsh
ed business Of the session was cro"oipg
upon ME, and no time was left me TO pur,
sae to the head the viilainies ! detected
ia the hand, OF I might have been able
plainly to tell Congress and the country
that if in this plot we had Titus Oates
in Conover, SO also We had Shaftsoury
somewhere. Had more than twenty.
four hours been allowed me, or had those
twenty four hours been less burthened
with other duties requiring immediate
discharge, ! might have been able, IN
addition to exposing the perjury, to have
| told this House who concocted II; VINO
screened i'll do not attack the commit
| tee; why it was cencocted and screeneai
and finally, why committee OF Con,
gress acted towards one OF its own mem
beers like q Venetian council OF ten,
whose legislation and inquiries, were
being kept secret for the benefit OF some
Foscari.
Need add, in conclusion, that, either
in verbal or written testimony, there Is
no creditable evidence whatever tc
criminate Mr.. Davis as an accompllce
before or after the fact in the murder OF
Mr.. Lincolnq There is not any evidence
worthy of the slightest credit thai
connects either MI. Clay, Clearey, Mr.
Thompson, Mr. Tucker, DR.. Palm, MT
Stuart, or any other charged Herewith
now at liberty, with that assassination
directly or indirectly.
Nor is there the slightest possible tlnge
of probability, according to the result'
of investigation, that anyplot or plans
ever did exiot among those charged
Herewith to poison or infect with feVert
the good people of this nation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
State Convention.

The citizens Of this State who are opposed
to the radical party are requested to meet In
their respective counties, or townships at suoh
time as they may deem most expedient and
select delegates to represent their county In
State Convention to be held in PARKEKs-
BURG, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST p, at
ten o'clock a. M, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for State Offices.
wuur. there is danger that public meetings
may De interrupted by violence, we recon-
mend that delegates be designated by written
W. also recommend that the deleg ates from
each Congressional District be authorized 70
nominate candidate for Congress, at the State
Convention.
By order of the State Executive Committee
D. LAME, Chairman.
o. S. LONG, Secretary.
Wheeling, June 81, 1865.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07
County Convention.

At meeting of the Democratic and Conserv'
alive Central Committee of Ohio county, held at
the Club Room on Saturday the 18th inst, the
following resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED That Primary Meetings in the vari.
GUS Townships DO held on SATURDAY the
18th of AUGUST, at 9 O'CLOCK, ?. NJ, in the
County Townships, and at O'Clock, ?. M, In the
Oty Townships, to appoint Five Delegates IN
each Township, to attend the County Conven'
ton on the 18th of August.
Resolved That a COUNTY CONVENTION
be held at the COURT HOUSE in the CITY OF
WHEELING, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, on SAT q K
DAY the 18th DAY OF AUGUST, to nominate
candidates for County Officers and to appoint
delegates to the State Convention to be held at
Parkersburg on the 22d of August.
Resolved That a committee of three be aP-
pointed to confer with the State Executive
Committee, In selecting delegates to attend the
National Convention TO be held at the city OF
Philadelphia on thu l4th day OF August next to
represent this Congressional District in said
Convention.
Resolped That these proceedings be published
In tho Daily and Weekly Register, and Der a T
better Freund. VIM. O. HANDLAN,
Chairman.
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neyistration.

We nresnme that the registrars
throughout the State have already be-
oau the work of amending and correct
ing the former registration as required
nv law The work in which they are
engaged will have an important infin
snoe mon the October election. Is Is
generally believed that there Is IN 'nls
State o ruficieut number OF unregIs'eieu
c.nsarro+lva voters who can take Inc
cath. TO ov, rcome the majority by "nlon
,ho constitutional amendment was claim
ed TO be adopted. 1t is well settled tha'
ifal, will register Who can, many OF the
,oorn,sin counties will vote oonserva'
tive by much larger msJoli'lrS '"I"
vare claimed thesein by the RADICALS
last Spring. And even in those couh'ieS
which are more central we bear OF large
numbers of voters not disfrancn''eu
sx;stinr laws, who were oe1erfsu
from registering by threats OF pros
e,ution, personal violence ana
similar radical appliances for intlnidH-
lion. With these facts before us Is IL not
worth our while TO make some EFFORT 10
increase, al we certainly can, the num-
her Of conservatives eurolled9 We would
like 10 see committeesappointed in every
township throughout the State, whose
duty it would DO to huntup unregistered
legal voters and have them enrolled
where it is possible TO be done. We are
satisfied that if the proper measures be
taken we can wipe out the radical major
ity of last spring by simply registering
al Of our own voters; voters who have
taken no part in the rebellion, but who
rbrorah il difference or fear are as yet
uure.isterec. We commend this ubJect
to the consideration of our friends
throughout the entire State, and suggest
the Necessity of prompt and energetic
action.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07
TIE GIircriiy Report of the ConRres-
siCnal COrDIniIieo TO Investigate the
Ghnr.e OfJez-. Davis Completely in
the Asscsai0nti0n Plot.


Hon. A. }. ROGERS, of New Jersey, was
the only Dem crat upon the CongE2Sslon
al Committee to which was referred the
charge Of JEFg. DAVIS implication in the
assassination conspiracy. He has made
q minority Ie"ort from that committee,
which we duj published AT length ia the
Easter papers and frcm which we sub
join few extracts. We believe that uot
moro G6an one man in ten ever believed
that either JEFF DAVIS or any other Of
the prominent Individuals for whose APP
preheu sion rewards were offer ed had any
thug whatsyeF 10 do wICb che assas-
x,nstion Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, we
5orht if thsr, j. even ore man Of ordiu-
binary intelligence IN Juo country who
now leiayes IL tact 1t has been gwen
no aud tie cLarge abandoned eve0 b!
its ori.iautoss aua ia, So who we've most
Interested ia having IL pioven true.
Every obstacle thas radical iD-
geuuity could devise was thrown
In The way Of Mr., RoeERs
to prevent him from unearthipg the
secrets OF the Bureau of Military just.
ice" and to hiuder his disclosure OF the
iufauies coucocted there. BE was de-
MED acces5 ofhe testimony in relation
TO the completely OF JEFFERSON DAVIS,
CLAY, SANDERS and Others in the assas.
sinstion plot until after the majority Of
the committee had prepared their report
aud submitted it to Congress; sud he
was not permitted 10 examine the Ell
dence until twenty.fOur hours before the
timr fixed for the adjournment He
attributes this discourtesy Ito use no
stronger word on the part of the other
members OF tho committee, not to any
desire on their pact 90 shield themselves.
but 20 their desire TO coFer up the in
ilmties OF some Of their party friends
AID, IN alnslon 20 the digraceful manner
in which Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON was
insulSed by DAVE HUNTER during the
so call d trial of the conspirators before
the military comm sion, says:
That should BE- jealousy excluded
by The committee fIom INVESTIGATING
testimony ReNerdy Johpsan WAS Tins
prevented FROM testing; that the gentle
man from Massachusetts, and the choir
man of the committee, should use towo-d
me the very same measures and meas
adopted by Gems. Hunter aud Ea,r;s
must, it would seem, be due to their
actipr under similar motives.
Mr.. RoGE2s then proceeds to inves.
tigate the character of the witnesses who
deposed tc DAVIS completely in the plot,
and the character of the testimony they
offered. He says;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07
For Treasurer

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER,
Please announce the nane or a. A. Al'LA-
subject 10 the decision OF the Democratic
County Convention. TIE PEofLb'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PROSPECTUS OF
sT, JOSEPH'S ACADEMY.

TCondurted by Sisters Of d. Joseph
CORNER Qu1NcY AND FIFTH STREET
wheeling, w. Va.
-uxs INsTITUTI0N WILL BE
onened for the reception OF Pupils on Mon
5av August 2Oth, 1866 The course Oh ins.ruc
tion Will comprise all the ordinary Drancnes oi
a f,nisbed English Education. MUSIC, anu Sne
French and German taught by competent In
structors. .,+ of the
Strict attention paid to the deportm ent on .ns
Young Ladies who will be required 10 o9setN9
punctually, the Rules and Regulations aooptou
for their Improvement, and for the maintenance
of good order. Pupils admitted at any nme
during the year, and charged from date OF en-
trance. No deduction made for partial absences
from school, or for the remainder of q quarter
when Pupil is finally removed before its eA
piration, except in case OF serious illness o.
dismissal.
TERMS PER QUARTER, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Fifth "A ............"...... W
rourthu ........s..........s W
Third ................... " "
Second u ........ ......-........''''''- "a "a
| First ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ "
EXTRA CHANGES. .---.-
French or German, per quarter. ...'..''sS " "
Music, ON Piano or Guitar per Quarter.. X ~ ~
| Use of Piano, III desired ..-......-...--. "
Entuncs to the Academy on Quincy Streef
| sskers applications are to b made laugfim
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07

Nh. EDITOR:
didste for County Recorder, subject TO mo os'
MANY FRIENDS.
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EDITORS OF TIE REGISTER /:

Please announce the name Of 3. A. BARRA !.
BINO, as an independent candidate LOT onerlI
of Ohio county, Subject to no Convention snu
oU anSs las many TIE WHOLE PEOPLE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-07
For Treasurer.
For Recorder.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER: oo-,,
Please announce Mr. RuBERT B. WOODS,
of Rlchland Township, as candidate tor nom
iDation for the office IF County Recor der, sub
iect TO the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. [jy9-tcl MANY VOTERS.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-10-25
Miscellaneous.
One OF (aOd's NobIemen.

A fiat boat full of soldiers, few OF
whom were Africans, attempted to
land at Rodman's Point, on the coast
of South Carolina.
The rebels were waiting their APP
proach in ambuscade, and reserved
their fire till the end of the boat was
resting on the shore, and then opened
a deadly fire. Life could only be saw!
ed by lying fiat on the boats bottom,
and If they remained inactive long,
the whole boat load would be captured.
One of the negro sailors, who saw
the situation, and the vital importance
Of getting the boat of, as well as the
imminent danger fthe attempt, said (:
"Somebody got to die to get us all out
dis ere, and it mought just as well be
me as anybody" He then deliberate
ly rose up, stepped on shore, and
pushed the boat off As she swung
clear, and the men croucied in the
bottom were saved, the body of the
noble African fell forward into the end
of the boat, pierced by five bullets
Frank Moore's Anecdotes of the War