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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-23

NAME AND LOCATION.
The Of the Company, is International Insurance
Company, and Is located at New York City. Incorpor-
ated January 4th, 1854.
CAPITAL.
The amount of its Capital Stock all paid up,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-23

rrT4 "A Arr1ENEEA1T
y a L A1AhAAIAN
VI 'H' eOH1'''OA " '"'
N.sl~x T~a.-Ao~AA HA
NHElITlIV lllStlldIl Uu,.
= =, - 1occ - l. n
I'm We lSt Gdy " 0dtHuT% 1ooo Htuos " Ute
AttditoT of Ohio, pursuant to The Statute of
fbot cy0te
x.~x Avn 1ocAr,ox
Thu .r,s of the C.om1,nv il Security In.urspca Com
Psny' and Is located As 6foaaNs5' Ne" iofK Ory'
l. CAPITAL.
The amount OF its Capitals all paid up; oo oo
ls------- ------ -sAUV''VV'OVV
IL ASSsi = a,
Cash OF the Company on hand, and In tne n, .oo 9.
The Bonds and Stocks owned BY the Company 366 SO 90
Debts due the Company secured oy Mortgage Ply vs. W
Debts otherwise secured ---------------- !oo5S0 W
Debts for Premiums ddo'S1 ddo'S0S %
All other seeuri'ies ZOO2i1 ~
..,c .,E1o a., a.
III. LIABILITIES.
Unadjusted losses ;:..-.- ssS'sSO Is
az est t,ier dne scr;nhoideTs s4o2 %
.,.., zoo ,s. ~
A''Ai AiN'i'''i - ,--s-,- .-I - ,~ro--s $4,000 $'''
Tho o,tast sn,onnt insured in sny ous risx-No rule
The Srsatss anonn allowed bv the rules 10 Be fpsur
cd in any one city, town or viIlsge-No rule.
The greatest amount allowed to be Insured in any one
bIoek-No rule.
The amount of its capital earnings deposited IN any
other State as security for losses 900.
The deposit required in Ohio herewith made.
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY or NEW YORK, s.
Thomas W. Birdsall, President, and Richard L. Hay
DOCK Secretary of the Security Insurance Company be-
ing seversly affirmed, depose and say that the forego
ing Is full true and correct statement OF the Affairs OF
the said Company that the said Insurance. Company
the bona de of at least one hundred thousand
dollars of actual Cash Capital invested in Stocks and
Bonds, in Mortgages on Real Estate, worth double
the amount for which the same is horgaged; and that
they the above described officers of said Insurance
! Company.
| TH0S. W. BIRDSALI,, President,
RICH'D L. HAYD0CK, Secretary.
Subscribed aud affirmed before this 29th day Of jan
uary 1866.
! TSeal. TH0S. l.. TH0RNELL,
| Rive Cent Stampl Com'r for Ohio in New York.
OFrrcE oP THE ArprToR or SrarE
Is. Columbus Ohio Fsh & 1865
It's te7eby certified that the foregoing is copy
Company New York. mads to and fled in this Office for
the year 1866. 6.-,.-r
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-23

The greatest amount insured 10 any risk, in any
City, Town, Village or Block mo arbitrary rule
these points. Company is governed by prudent
regard for the construction occupancy and exposure of
risks.
5000 deposited in Winconsin and 600 in Ten
nessee with the requirements Of both which States this
Company has complied, and transaets the business
of Insurance therein.
Deposit required in Ohio made herewith.
The Act of Incorporation Is herewith.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-23
STATE OF NEW YORK, =.
COUNTY OF N. Y,

STATE Or NEW AOHAJ Srz
COUNTY OF N. Y,
January 90, 1885,
Charles Taylor, President and c. C. nine Secrstary
of the International Insurance Comps1y, person.
ally known, deposs and say, that the foregoing is
full true and correct statement Of the Affairs OF said
Company the 31st day Of December 1866 that the said
Company the bona 6de Of million dollars
cssh three hundred and thousand
five hundred and eighteen dollars and forty three cents
cash surplus invested above; all Of which is the
lutte property Of said Company, free and clear from all
liens and claims thereon, except above stated land
may be necessary for 're-nsurance fund y according
to the best Of their knowledge information and belief
respectfully. CHARLES TAYLOR, President.
c. c. HINE, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed the date last above written
before me. As witness, my hand and official seal.
ISRAL.1 CHARLES NETTLErOH,
Five Cent Stamp.l Commissioner for State of Ohio.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.
COLUMBUS, o., February !, 1896.
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing correct
copy Of the Statement of Condition Of the International
Insurance Company Of New made to and fled in this
Office, for the year 1855.
Witness, my hand and seal officially.
lSeall JAS. H-GODAAN,
Five cent stamp.] Auditor OF State.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-23

NAME AND LOCATION.
The name the Company, is Security Insurance Com
psny, and Is located ll9 Broadway, New York City.
/. CAPITAL.
The amount of its Capital Stock all paid up,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-23

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR STATE,
INSURANCE DEPT. COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. II, 1896
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is correct
copy of the Statement Of the condition of the Western
Insurance Company of Buffalo, made to and fled in
this Office, for the year 1866
Witness my hand and seal officially,
JAMES H. GOODMAN,
TSeal1 TStampl Auditor of State.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-23
STATEMENT
OF the Condition of the
Security Insurance Go.

On the 1st day Of January 1866, made to The
auditor Of Ohio pursuant to The Stdt'as Of
that State.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-23

All trains run directly through to New York, 46(
mules, siihont change Of Coaches.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-23

THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunkirk 10 New York 46O Miles,
Buffalo to New York 423 Miles,
Salamanca 10 New York 4l5 Miles
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-23
S ia T E M EN- T
OF the condition of the
INTERN ATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.

On The 31st day Of December, 1866. made to the
AUDITOR of Ohio, pursuant to the Statute Of that
,Safe
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-23
DO YOU KNOW W?

Do You know
That H. LESHER is selling Ladies' Eurs at ex-
sctly NEW YORK COST:
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". MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any one riskNo rule
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to be nsur
cd in any one city, town or Tilage-No rule.
The greatest amount allowed to be Insured in any one
block-No rule.
The amount of its capital earnings deposited in any
other State security for losses therein-$l18 000
The deposit required in Ohio herewith made.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-23
FARM FOR SALE

Frem ont, Feb. 3, IS66.-rSw6s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-02-23

ID. 8. CAMFIELD, Agent,
r7v87 FREMONT, OHIO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

LINDSAY, THE CHILD MURDERER.-A
correspondent OF the Buffalo Express
states that Rev MI. Lindsay was ar
rsigned before the Supreme Court at
Albion, gu the 9th nit, Oh cha re of
mauslaughter, aud pleaded not guilty,
Lindsay was arrested for whipping his
own child, boz about three years of
age, 10 death. He was released on
SIP 900 bat, given by bis father and
brothers, aud his Case referred II this
term of the court At the request of the
District Attorney the case was put over
10 the January term. Lindsay 10 de-
s;.ibed as uan rather below the medl-
um size, about thirty five years OF age,
and with very determined look. He
fully Justihes himself, and declares he
was only IL the way If duty.
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WHITE ANS TICKET.

TOR Gov2RNoR,
col. agNJANIN n. sM
of KanaWa<--count.'
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
~ 1oHN w. KENNEDY
Of Jefferson county
FOR AUDITOR,
col. PETER DARNEiL'
Of Mason county.
FOR TREASURER,
CAPT. JoTlN :. BURDETT'
of Taylor county.
roe ATTORNEY GENERAL,
~.T,STANIEL RICHARDSON
Of Ohio county.
rop ,UDeE OF THE COURT or APPEALS
CALEB BOGGEss'
of Harrison county
roa coNGaEss-FIRsT DISTRICT
CoL.D.D JOHNSON
Of Tyler county.
ron sESAToR-(sECoND DISTRICT
AHRAM p. BRoOAOFEK'
Of Wetzel county,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04
For the Register .

It is "strange, passing strange, -tnaI'
notwithstanding nins-tenths OF Tie raa-
icals in this State are opposed to negro
equality, and the idea of voting ae the
polls and sittingin the jury box Win Inc
darkies is obhorent to them, yet they go
it blind" for Governor Foreman and the
radical candidates for the Legislature
when it is well known, if elected, they
will 90 for the constitutional amend
ment.
Another thing equally strange, is' that
they will persist in calling the Admins
tration party rebels. Yes; whenever
they are put down ia argument ana On
all occasions, they cry "rebels, rebels
rebs" until they are hoarse. 1t is all
their stock in trade; all their pQlltlcal
eapital. None are so blind as those VINO
do not wish to see, else it would be obvi'
Gus to them that they themselves are
the rebels; they are rebelling against
the administration which they formerly
called the government.
1t mist be admitted that the South
ern people, before they reoelleo' naa
much proyocation; certainly not enough
TO Justify them, but it should be admit
ted as palliation. What justltlcatlon;
what palliation is there for tAe Northern
rebels? 1t requires not prophet 10
tell that, before the present generation
passes away, the historian Will holo
them up for the detestation OF all gooa
men to the end of time. Sumner, Ste
yens, Brownlow, and others equally
guilty, will be
Damned to everlasting fame
And why do they call National Union
men rebels2 Because, say they, you
svmpathize with the rebels, (meanIDg
those who were lately IN rebelllon.) IL
ia true, we are not ipfamed with insane
hatred towards them; nor are we saw.
ages indulgipg the inhuwan passion OF
revenge. We do not wish to extermlnate
them and conf. cate their property. The
radicals, as an excuse for their revenge
full and unchrlstian feeling, point to the
cruelties inflicted on prisoners at An
jacksonville No doubt there were many
unwanton acts of cruelty perpetrated on
both sides during the unhappy contest
but we say let us forget and torgiVei let
oy cones he bygones. The southern
people have accepted in good faith al
The terms imposed upon them.
We have the testimony OF General
Grant, aud many Southern gentlemen OF
high stauding, that 1.-THE Southern States
are anxious 10 return to self govern ment
within The Uuiun as soon as posi- Ole
Ii would be mean, contemplate aud I'm
polite, on our part, did we Lot accede
10 these amicable overtures.
An emiueut Virgnian says: III a
spirit of justice aud magnanlmlty be dis
,lsyed by the p.oplo OF the North to-
ward thnss of the South, old wounds
would soon be hea'ed, old an,mosltles
will die out, and, under the intnepce OF
the many ties which bud the sections
together, peace, prosperity and happi'
ness will soou be re established through
ous our borders"
Ia there d man so destitute OF patriot
ism as not to approve Of this sentiment,
then
'Douhly dying, nay be go down
sMuebo, TalsdnotSI snu uusun9
October g. v.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

A PLAIN spok Il Western preacher de.
livered the folo wing from his desk: Il
would sunounye to the congregation
that, probably 10y mistake, there was left
at this meeting house, this morDipg, q
small cotton umbrella, much damaged 10y
time and wear, and exceedingly pale in
color, in place whereof was taken very
large silk unIbrr la, and of great beauty.
Bluuders OF This sort. brethren and Els
tiers, are getting TO be little too COM
mon" I'D,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

la CoTIoS CROP IN NORTH CARO-
LIMA We are sorry to lean that rust
has attacked the growing crop of cot.
ton almost uni, ersally in this State, and
that the yield will be much less than
was anticipated few months ago Some
attribHte the disease to the cold nights of
August; Others to the foreign manures
largely used in the preparation of the
crop this year. 1t is thought by some
that the yield will be cut off about one
fourth. -Rdlei0k Sentinel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04
GA. j ~

Forney's Pres tries to sneer d. anu
ridioule the President by al3a Gaining
MIN "A j." The Philadelphti;a1 MIGHT
reSse5S been applied in derision to Pres1-
dent jackson. There is striking resem
blaroe between the two "a, Us" in
man, respects Andrew jackson and
Apdr y Johusoa are names nearly lden.
tical. and may &c said, really. to be IN
meaning one al the same, as Jack aud
John .re the ue jackson was, aod
johns n is, lu Of the people and
freud OF the people. Like johnson, OId
Hickory relied upon the people for
iustifcation, a 4, as will ere long, we
trust. be said { Johnson, they JUST.
fed linn and 8 course, aud history
has made b , detamers Infamous.
Andrew Jacks, a was Tennesseean; so
is Ardrew Joi ison. Andrew Jackson
daciai ID that I" Union must and shall
be OF, served" > did Andrew johnson,
Aud } .ckson 0 yosad the nullitiers aud
secess lnists OF ne South; so does Au'
dr,w Johnson. Andrew Jackson was
bitter oppose. 20 all giant monopolies
created for the eneft of capital at the
expense OF the iabOring and agricultu
raj classes: s, is Andrew johnson.
Andre Jacksul was bitterly assaulted
by tt. snop ke pers and shoddyites Of
Philadelphia; is Andrew johnson.
Andrew Jack j was held up by the
Pecksuiffs to tie scorn of Christendom
as a fearfully wicked man; so is Audrey
johnson. Andrew jackson was bitterly
opposed by the bigots of New England;
so is Andrew johnson. Andrew Jackson
was lied ausurper, tyrant, murderer,
and Srunkard, and so is Andrew john
son. Andrew Jackson's enemies desired
that he might 10 murdered; SO do An
drew Johnson'z Andrew Jackson was
blackguarded By Parson Brownlow; SO is
Andrew johnson. Andrew Jackson IL
umphed over his enemies and established
his policy" so will Andrew johnson, for
like Jackson, he has thehedrts of thspeople
with him. Thore is striking resem
blance between these "a. Us" from Ten.
ressee Louisville Journal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PISO'S
CURE for CONSUMPTION

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
from Consumption In the United States. (See
censu- report for ls60)
Tbs remedy bIs been for several years used
III practice by eminent phYs.Uians with such
marked success, that is now, by ucseDt reqCe 81
offered to the pubic as an inftllIbie remedy for
lung and throat diseases. Not every one In the
advanced sosges Of the consumption can be
cured but many have been, aud many more are
now receiving benefit from its use, and this
long after ali other known remedies have failed.
As an evidence OF our sincerity in the above
statement, we warrant it TO give satisfaction.
EDMUND BOOKING, Druggist, No. Odd
Fellows Hail. Wheeling W. Va, General Agent
for West Virginia, to whom orders may be al
dressed
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The LAWS Of Health,

II is useless for Safe Legislatures 10 pas
laws for the preservation of the public health,
il tie great law of self.pTeseEvstlon, which de-
ponds for its enforcement apon the will OF the
individual, is suffered TO remain q dead letter.
There is scarcely an adult member of the corn.
munity, of either sex, in this country, who has
not seen the testimony in favor of HoSTET.
TER's STOMACH BIrTERS, furnished over
their own signatures by persons of acknoTl.
edged eminence il science, literature art. com.
merce, and eve.y department OF business and
professional life. These witnesses have declared
in the most explicit terms that the preparation
Is safeguard against epidemc' a sovereign
remedy for dyspepsia a valuable anti bilious
medicine, promoter of appetite, genial and
harmless stirnulAut, a good acclimaf!ng medi.
cine, streugthener of the nerves, general in
vixorsnt protection against the dsleieriOus
effects Of malaria aud impure water and that
IL impsrts degree Of visor aud activity 70 the
vital forces which IL not comm unicatei By any
other of the ton!cs and stomach'cs In use, Cu-
der these circumstances TIE sel.preservative
la~ of nature should teach every rational per.
SOD WIN either BY re son OF inher ent d-bili y
or in consequence OF exposure TO IN wholesome
infuences is 10 peril of losing the greatest Of
. i temporal hlessiDgS HEALTH the importance
Of using the BIrTERS rs . defensive u ed eire.
Dy-peptics who nsSl,ct TO give it tri,l are
simply their own enemies Il 10 guar snteed IN
cure Indigestion In al its ferns, and the biior.
and nervous viii find nothing IA the whole
ranse Of ofndl and uropriscary rusiicfnes
which VII s4brd tksn re same rsief.
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October Q.

TIE Repu blcan papers say that the
South is at present ''in too bad o temper
to be admitted back into tho t. m'h.r
Do they expect " improve her C 1nnDer
by keeping her oat few yeu, III, unSsr
end continuing the; Gppiae''If so What
which she no" virtues - %, n~.
was tho use or sense Of four years war
m keep her in s-Prent'ce.
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Wheeling Library Association.

An ADJOURNEO MEX IhNT VI
a III. Stu,knulu.rs Of the wbeellnS Llbr'Fy
.,,avo, atom III 90 hold 81 she keAdluS Room,
. n tue sveuipg of Monday, Uctober g. 1900 o.
7volock, r. "a. for the purpose of eleotLhS OF
rcers Tor the ensulsg ear, AID trsnsa9tlng sucn
other business as msy properly so%s oetSt9 :"
OsUsJo. eeoEOe1fy'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

SUCH people rs constituted the crowds
that hooted President johnson eouldn':
insult anybody, however hard they
mlgh t try-eertainly not the President
Of the United ststek-Pfxtiss.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

II . Ieceu, list Of executive appoint
mtuis. We observe that Major & leral
MORGAN L. SNIIH, OF Missouri, bis been
appointed United State Consul II Hon
olulu. Sandwich Islands, II place Of Al
FsED Caldwell. Esq. formerly Of this
city who has been recalled
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nudge Of the Cour, Of Appeals.


II will be seen by reference to the
official correspondence, published IN an
other column, that CALEB BoGGEss' 1sq ,
has declined to be a candidate for inc
position of Judge of the Supreme Coar'
Sc An,oo,. Mr. BoGGEss presents, with
-onriety and force, the reasons
1hs. impel him to decline the prohered
nomination. The Importance OF having
"a judiciary free from, and independent
of, all partizan, political obligations"
cannot be estimated too highly. AT no
time in the history of our country have
untrammeled aud unbiased courts OF
Justice been so indispensable to the Sc
curitv of constitutional liberty" as az tne
present. . Under the reckless anu
fanatical policy of Radicahsm' al
branches of the Government, Ex'
ecutive, Legislative and Judicial
are broughU to be made suo-
servient to the present purposes OF the
dominant party, and that without refer
euce 10 the future happiness aud peace
Of the nation. In West Virginia that
party has already found it's sole security
aud safeguard in the ignorance and cor
ruption of plant Legislature, and in
the depravity of State Executive, who
commends himself to the favor of his
faction by public assurances of the con
tinued prostitution of his high Office TO
Radical purposes and bebests. But TO
perpetuate indefinitely 1.-The carnival OF
corruption aud jubilee of folly" which
have marked the reign OF Radicallsm IN
this State, tn Distinctions have found
it necessary to nominate for judicial po'
sition only those who will sustain
right or wrong, all the acts of the Radl-
cal party of West Virginia" III this
nece ssity may be found the true,
as well as, the avowed rea'
son for the judicial nomination
made by the DisuniOn Convention at
Parkersburg, on August 3Oth. The men
| who placed the nominee before that Con-
vention have left Us no room TO doubt
that Judge BERKSHIRE was supplanted by
Mr. MAXWELL, simply because the latter
could be depended upon to use his official
position TO promote the Radical interests,
while the former could not be expected
TO merge the Judge in the partlzan and
sacrifice his honor aud bis conscience
upon the altar of party necessity. In
view of these facts, Mr.. BoGGEss' letter
not only attests the sincerity of his con-
yictions and reflects credit upon him
self, but it rebukes " It'll merited severi-
~ the mad and ruiuous policy which
would make the Interpreters of the law
the tools of political organization and
deprive the liberties of the people OF
their only safe guard and SHIELD.
While We cannot ignore the power
and fitness of the reasons which
have impelled Mr.. BoeGEss to decline
the nnminatian-+a ,.i+-----'---';'"-,A
isfied that the people will regret that be
will not permit them to give him their
support. They will reflect that tse high
regard which he displays for the sacred.
ness OF judicial position Is one Of the
best proofs Of fitness TO wear the ernine,
aud in the hrmness with which he advo'
Gates the il dependence Of the Judiciary
tbe. Will recognize trait which eni'
aently qualities Its posses for the aiSn
nfice ne declines.
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CITIZENS MEETING.

MEETING OE TIA e CII1Z BNs
q WheeIinx Will DO held NJ the Court
nuuss Oh Tnursday evening Got 4, TO take into
con side ratlou Tho proprle'y vi pslEonins Tie
Llty COUNCILS " abvllsh tue K ening Market
A jul aLLendauc CO ana - tIss express o. OF oPin'
IN ~, u,,ir,0. MANY CnIzEas
ocL3.2t az --
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official correspondence.
Caleb BosEess, Esq. Deci M su.
Nom ination for the Court Oh "f
ne.Is-An Admirable Lst'ef.

caleb Boggess, Esq, Declines sr.
Nam inn ton for the Court o.
nenIs-An Admirable Letter.
WHEELING, W. VA. September %, 1866. o,
Caleb Boqgess, Esq. DEAR SIR line
National Union Convention which met
on the 22d of August, at Parkersourg'
unanimously nominated you for the
Office of Judge of the Supreme Court OF
Appeals. They did not, however, ap-
noint any one to notify the candida ties
of their nomination, 1t was tnousn'
that that formality might be dispensed
~;.h But as it is reported that You
have not vet determined to accept me
nomination, it is proper that, as cher-
man of the State Executive Commlotse,
! should ask you to advise US at as carry
day as possible of your decision IN the
matter. E-----. M
Recognizing you, as / do, as sound
and able lawyer, and an honest ana con-
soientious man attached to the prlncl-
nles of free, constitutional government,
Il will afford rue much pleasure to an
noupce to our fellow citizens that :! gu
are a candida for their sufrages, IN
opposition to one who is expected to Q
sustain, right CIR wrong, all the aots OIL
the Radical party OF West Virginia.
With great respect, &C,
DANIEL LAMB.
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CU7sTrR D. HUBBARD declared in
Ci,'ksburg that he was always re.dy
to vote for the admission of Teauessee
tsss9sensatiEes to = scat in Congress.
Xo5 when their credentials were offered
rs votsd to refec them to III Recops1ruc
ton Committee, knowing they would
remsin there indefinitely. How does hs
reconcile his assertion with his act9
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"A Farm for Sale.

OFFER HEREWITH MY FARM
for sale, situated in Marshan County. be-
tween Aliens and Finley's Farms, eight miles
from wheeling, containing about 50 acres Of
good land, one acre with grapes, OF which one
half acre is bearing also an orchard OF one acre;
There ia on IL asgood blockhouse and stable, and
GOOD water. For further information call at
the proprietors on the place. o,rz
Oct42t -HF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

FIFTY FOUR members Of Congress are
to be elected on the 9th of October in
Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania.