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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-30

A FJHE broke out Saturday morning IN
tile frcigh, depot Of the New York central
Railroad at Buffalo, caused by The upset.
ting OF a can II kOrossNe oil near the stove
Tho depot was cn,irely destroyed, aust also
die spleadid elevator belongias 20 the eaR.
pany. Tho lass is sslin,cdat about 81, /.
00C000. -s a.. .c1
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IN PETROLEUM.

Hgihaler proper and Jsystehdtic nhpagc-
suicht g,ihere Is no reason Why retrolquo
HlonlI ppt DO : made as successful busi-
ness as slysr, coal tironorgoltL This great
branch of iudustrymld wealth has suffered
rfralhfitfcspohsiye comPahics, Which tpye
only had ihq eject fdestyoyipg confidence
in the s,peheleum business 1t is, therefore,
with pleasure that we sec n company or
gahiaetf, which, whucatteUpting to reform
this, combines at once profit aud security.
This would seem to DO the character of the
Reno ohiand Land Company whose odvcr.
tisemeht appears IN ahotlier column, Tho
names ot tue plep Damaging It, the singp-
larly novel plan of issuing guaranteed
stock, the assurance against loss, the I'm
msnse estate Of twelve huhdreJaerSs The
working fund Of five huHdred, tlonsaiid
,dollars-largor than the entire capital stock
el most snetroleum companies tho ownct.
ship Of theaowh of Rcno, Ono df tho most
Rttractlve and valuable ip the oil regiop,
all combine to inaugluate a new, erN il,
petroleum mallag geMtui, and givo the peo
l'lo of America stock which is not bully d
ttfgai teaRec oil stofk .6l ergy sease. but
as y business and an lnNeslmumt the safest
and nsoSi pi'ofttbie in ne rorltl a'nd"
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I EGAL NOrIoE.

ES-AA NONACEs tif tNN 1895 ..'t.
Elizabeth Miller, Admiuistrairix of the estate Of
yosiah Miller, deceased, -. Anthony A. Miller el
Al = Probate Court. Petilion "a sch real estate,
10 Anthoay A. hlllet, af Celans,.s XIV. and
VAarles \. fhamberlia aud Maria n . ChalnbePlin,
ms wHe' both e ShettaneQga srenRessoe.s sl
:, 9H are henby informed that on she slst day Of
January, A. D. 1886, said AdmipiSratrix kled her
petition IN the Probate Court Of Wood Comfy. o !.
the Seeel and prayer OF which petition is to obtain
an erder TOR the assignment of the dover of Eliza
beth Miller, the. wid9w Of said Josiah Miller. dc.
ceased and 9g he sale q .bs folio gpg real estate,
No ios, ali IN the yilhge Of Perrvsburg. wooS
Oeuety, Ohio, of which the said JOSIAH Miller, died
se,ned, or 50 much ak may be necessary W paw the
debts Of said dtcetent -. -
sad petition viii b. faF hearing betSeeo tLe
hoors OF 10 o'clock A, NJ, and O'Clock L. NJ, ON
the 2sth day of Aprit. A n, 1858.
kLlAARErH MlIfER, Adn,inistratrix o
Of tho pSlAte af Josiah Miller, deceased.
SLsNiE PARSONS, AnNs for Petitioner si
ierrysbarg Marsh 70, 1854. ,sa l.tf ASeSS
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TREAsURY Of fne UNIFIED sTATEs,
if.F qyEAnH oh INVESTED N 1W rHi
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
DIItECTORS.


Hon. GALUSTIA A. GROW - RENO, PA. .
Late Speaker U. 5. House Representatives
Hons g. r. RANS0M. AZ = - .BosTOS, MASS.
U. s. Bank Commissioner for New England.
Hon. SIDNEY DEANa1G- a. uPRovfBENoE, n 1
in Late Mem. Cong -Editor Providence Press.
HENRY A. SAiYTHE, ESD -. NEwYo CirY
t't'residehto of the eeptral Nptionap Bank,
IUCTEN II. eUtyEa,Esq' -, NR@ YoRk CirY
OF Culver, Penn Co, Bankers.
Hon, AUG USTUS. FRANK WARSAW, n. Y.
, Mem, House Rep. .S6th, 31th 4 3sih Congress
Maj, JOHN J.. WILSON ...--.-- MADISON, Ism.
Late of Tie United States Army. "A ~ '..i la
Hon. THOMAS s. STA NEIELD, SorTn EEND | M
President OF First National B'k Of South Bend.
Hon. CHAtiLE5 v.,CUtvER, ,FR6SkfrS, + g,
OF Culver, Penn & Co, and Mem. of Congress.
ALEX. RRApLEY, Esq ,....-, .PIrrsBgRG, Pa.
'' ~Ptest Tridestnen's Nati6hal Bank, Pittsburg.
iJ0sHUN DOUGLASS, Esd. .MEXptnLE.F PA.
go" Pres't National Bank of Crawford Co., Pa.
Col. JAMES nj BOWEN !. - .CnrcAGo. Ill.
I4 sPresdUnt Third National Bank of Chicago.
GEO ORGB III : REA, Esq ~. Z ST. LorIs Mo.
Z ,'Presdem Second National Bank Of st. Louis.
"o'THUsTEEs OF FIIE FUND.
lion. JOHN j.. cisco, New YORK Cry.
%" or john J, Cisco & Sons, Bankers and late
600 ~ ASST TREASURER Of the U. s. at New York.
DENYING DUER, Esq, NEw York Cry.
1lt sOpJdmes @ Kings Sons, Bankers A'. e..
3p lay TIL e LANDS OF TILE COMPANY
consist Of Twelve Hundred acres,at Reno, on the
Allegheny River, in Yeuango County, Penusylva-
nj --4tkc heart ofthe Oil District i'm that
Slate. 'b2last
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Is another column wo lay ybeforc cur read.

ora a .carreeL Gopy yet House Dtll-Noy-la7
providing for lhc removal of the County
= Aeat fedsn ytRsl place to Bowling Green
Yhia bill IL. now law, and d-lhe -machsvexed
question viii ho. settled, by tho people al
-. he. eleeiiop in October next. M the meau
,afiiPeitwiA bepwpnnfop sthe advocates OF
snsstha measure, 10 give to thopeoplc some sub
b,-siantial aud weltgrounlod reasons for re,
.eoJpoyals anil 10 this eni tho columns Of the
.si iJoulNAL wilhat,all times l,e acccssiblc.l ID
-,.t..,.g 1e-77-T5---r' 81 1,-7-17 -~-ff hnn %
TfE, CIVIL RIGHTS DILL VETOED.
The, Noses OF tho blapk mqn--that was
-" 20 be--and whois now playing the rglo Of
Dictator at Washington, has given another
I.,tf0of Of lhs SINCERITY ofhis profession when
~ he. declared tha I he would lead tile slave
bsioat of the Red s'a Of servltudc. No has
s.hvctpcd thc ciyii Rglils Bill, ~ a three
ss,.t,conqin message which we shall give ia oar
-S i,oxt issnc ho showa, satisfactorily to him.
.fSsslf that nc, man has q greater reverence
.oifot the CJdstihdioh ,nlan he, and no one uu-
y =. dcrsiahds i better tllap hc, Ono iJANrs
@DueuA3lS argnedthat. It was unconstiu.
shitioDal to coeroc q rebellious Statc-bnt it
ID isresefved Fdf ANDnhw J0iNsox to show
that Ills spilco1slitutional tolrusrantco dvil
rights 10 oil men, the Dcclaraiio Uf Ind6
sapeRdedce to the contrary notwithstanding.
lo The New York 'IicidW accidentally gives
attlterahce 20 aiFull, whGN Il tsays; Hence
Forward there can be uo paity iudoasemeuts
saoGthe polioy-of Congress-, codped With pro.
,hfessions Of aihcson to the policy OF the
.H.M. b
Adninisttatioh." .it s.,l a
foo lsss2a w "so1t fIXILl"
- Tic haiistorp Of tue. night Of Tuesday;
eiMarch 20, proyesto bavolbeeus ono of the
odnosl rouafkabloI on record . III tie viein.
s'ityot Chicago nail fell Of the full si2c OF
hens eggs, some Of the, stones measuring
,sfplI SIX Inches in circumference, aid so ast
'sdid they fall dlatin avery few minutes tlo
bgtouada%Ss covered with these nuggets Of
,,icsto. the dcpth 9r three OF four inches
The windows Of all the Lotlonsess in tile
-aHicinity, which ares quite numerous, werc
sicit withoata Whole pano ofgliss, aud there
1.wts not an exposed window il either lpeol.
lily lnt suffered ia tbs saunp. mauuon. A II
hAAesP sPlantstml tls,vers wero desleoyea, mud
omsrUa trees weto seriously injdrSd.' A rail-
eFoad tram At Hyde flrk VAS ,eomplptely
,rarTcstel in its Progress by tlm pihns o( tho'
n,hajl stones on tho track. lDurtg the pro.
hgresk 1t !ithisBl0rtn tho thunder was heavy
Sehd thu uS2hthias Sivil, Tho .stqrmealsp
Visited Davenport, Iowa. doing muehldum
alse. aeAanSu thor points have suffered from
ssalikek isieition. i2a sdI 10 POO" ss t9iH,
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FoR SATM.

NWo Forty ACRE Lots, in Section Sixteen, Tro,
Township, Wood County, Ohio. h.
Title complete. Who wants them2 Address
-. r. GAGE, Findlay, Ohio.
tFindlay, March 20, 1855. 4sfs
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col. w. y. STOKES.


u Q1e OF the most gallant sol liu's turnisho |
hy Tennessee to the army Of the Union was
Col. w. Is. SrneSs, aal his regiment was
opq Of tho most useful in tho service lIe
u nsw n f;epresonta6vereloet of that State,
but he does not complain az lhe cSursc 1t
the Republican majority or Congress. In
asleesh, A. .Nashyill3 the other day. he
thus oSpsessed himself; salut 30 .uey
yHI amlwgain on my wNyito Washington.
20 lielp the Uuion meit 10 restore law aud
order! am regardless who dcviatcS 10
the rightor to the efty Es some mon choose
to go hsttass even irthey be high Nau,hor
ity,sI lave taken no oath to follow any
man. hi YoaP Friends id sINiskia1t6a ORE al
GAioR ,ae,Fia Congress Sometimes thet
arc termed Katicals dbn't care wlCit
name yon call lhema1i ea,rFha eetsta Rri.
icsh hs5 easily as wits called y, Nucpluitt
and Aboiiti6nst in 'lS6l The kIIUas
are yOhr friends, frepeat saSoH,c OF ,heai
are alittlo eStfemO IN same ~ thcir views
hut still you mast remember thst these
Union men are the ones who saved the
Ggvernhlens inl6Sl, when IL required all
the energy and courAge uf nisn 20 meet the
dreadtalcflsis. Are theyNut the meu WHOM
You should trust now wtl the reins o
goVerHmentg"a rfr4 ,aa' -."A'f '' ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-30

Opdmy. sales being lprgesI tpnotreqaire a great
these ,facts,,apd should yop want Piano, Melode-
residence, and if We 90 not agree in price, terms,
so any distance Free Of Charge
Instruments, Music Books, Piano StSols, and ev-
Stere, always on, hand, Wholesale and Retail, at
Postpaid, on receipt of the Price, Dealers and
should be addressed to ...E.l YAi ~ -irs ~
w. w. WHITNEY. ..i.;s
Palace rMpsic, Ia Shmmtists, Toledo, o.
Tuned ana Repaired. Ia a7H 81 ,4fLz
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rTIE,lhArlsston Courier says, on The an
thortty. Of genteuhana who has recently
made tour through tho Southern States,
that il is hardly possible 10 imagine the ex,
tenttto which the snali-pox prevails, an
the large cities are more or less ngeoied.
lp soma. places the ireeAmen only are the,
vietilns, while iIs others tho Nhites tIopiIta-
tiOn ere snEong tho sa8erers.i little attcn.
tion is paid 10 discretion in. medical uoat
thSoSgG the streets il The most Indifferent
aud uncOaeerned mannsr.. No one bids
them remain within doorb. n, tw o er three
places through which he pass ed oao house
inieseTy athree had the rol synlb14 dis.
played. The disease prevails at Charles
ton, bnttbere ars not 80 manyicaseS'as IN
some OF the G uf cities. ~ sis r.o 'r4
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-30

BAYARD TAYhaR has iniuodnee,l a new
watermelon, which keeps through tho win.
Ter. iie obtained hegseeds irem SolgS
Russia, from melon grown IN Pofsia, on thu
shores Of the Caspian Sea.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-30
11 SOLE MANUFACTURERS
PATENT lNIPROV

'i't4 D- '''' MADE ONLY AT
" These Improved ATelodeons have received
the Michigan State Fair at Adrian, September 81
de0ns ON exhibition. .ai rHf i5hlu.H = ~
fs Fhe foil owing are n feVV OF the
Mr.. W. w. WHITNEY, Toledo, o O.-Dear Sir: /
It is rich and strong in tone, and is
in recommending them to all who desire o, real
iN0u in the great success yoddhave lad THUS far,
ton. Ircmain yorrs very truly, 's.s a.,
From dc ec'cbraisd Osg@sf, %, IT., Morgan, Of
To Mr. w. w. WHTNFY Dear Sir / have
praise Of them, aud at the time feel confident
may purchase them. ls remain, dear sir, most
Also from !,
W. b. THOMPSON Prof. OF Mnsic, N, Y; e,
J. WILLIAM SUFFERN, Toledo, Ohio;
d. DEVGVO, Opera Manager, New York; 90
G. s. CRoSsNk-AN, Natchez, Miss;
Every Instrument War
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THE Supreme Court Of Ohio has decided
the highly important ease of tho. oily Of
Cleveland ss. the State. Ban,k ol Ohio, for
road stock lent hy tho city TO the Akron
branch Of the Chs veland Il PittslRg road.
The decision vac in favor Of tlle city.
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HNITE undersigned have established Real Es-
H. tate Agency in this place, and have a large
number Of Improved Farms and Uqmproyed
Lands for sale in Wood County. Ohio, among
which arc the following I'D, .s,, 80,
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ing these superior sfelodeoRss including
personal supervision, and l feel confident. with
surpassed improvements. that am now placing
the public superior instrument, larger, and With
ness Of tone nothereteforeI Obtained byTany ether
on manufacturer. The finish and durability of
strumehts are' second to n6nc,a WITH my nnsnr-
facilities, hope to continue to furnish these MelO-
much less than Eastern prices. All orders Sil re-
prompt attention if parties were here to select.
at lag apd ldS Spmmit stFets :sR
Now, let me give you reasons why IL will be To
vanta.e Oibuy Of me-. Tn the first place Won will
large assortment to select from, conpEiseayof Fhe
made in the countrys4fAgain, you have Nonr'liano
deon put pp i'm COURTHOUSE, in good condition,
further trouble. And in the third place. you will
great many Pianos are spoiled by getting aut of
them properly in order, they used in that con-
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Every Instrument Wa
1 have all Tho facilities for manulactnl


buy cheap, and get good, reliable instrument A
order in moving, and there beingino person to put
ditinn and materially injured.
buy my Pianos atthe Lo west Gus h Prices,
profit Qun each one ! now ask you to consider
on or Organ, mrito me, giving Inanie and place Of
&c, it shall not be my fault.r gfA
-- Instruments securely Packed to
4 .sssgT- Send for Circulars. Sheet Music, Band
srs tling usually keptiin "a First Gllss Music
the Lowest Prices. Any Piece of Music sent
Teachers supplied at the usual rates. All Orders
.GIoHIM fOH 8NI
na - 'h eD-Pianos and Meiodeops
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esdlak krMONT'Hit-= AGENTS wanted ~
eoss4 rflc'siSsfy aetBi i6ytieies, Just out. sAd-
dress, o.. T., GAREfs City Building, Biddetcrd.' =
Aai1et $50 . +'VH' 55s<E
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Sale OF Real Estates

DY yirtue Of an order Of sale 30 me issued from
ID the Court Of Probate, OF Wood County, Ohio, 4
vii offer for sale at public s1etion on MONDAY
April q 1855, Between The hours Of ! snd 8 Y. NJ
described land and tenements, towit; The % x ofs
the q OF the Sc 4 Of section 49, il towns, "a Of
range II e, 40 acres, more or less in Wood County,
Ohio, Terms legal. -, r..'-a
-il>1 We. DANIEL HALL, AdpihislratolS
GEORGE SrRAIS, Attorbey .AaNN
March Z, 1866. "A ,,,r,,f.n Sss~ rASeSA 50 a
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JAN BE SU NK upon THU PROPERTY
'ayoooWl'ruoBT INTERFERENCE. 2ls
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0LD wREAT RhouR, bsN 81, Il. 3 -
" HoVsTQRssss Z,
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY. :, :

- Z 'rh eg-planos and Meiodeons
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10 authqtizc tlc county commissioners 10 construct
roads, on petition Of 4 majority or resident land
owners along aud adjacent to the line of said
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-04

HNilS chemical! extract will be tounsa al
Il invaluable restorative cordial for all
diseases arising from an impure state OF
the Blood: Cntaneous eruptions, such as
Boilsa Pimples, Carbuncles. Pustules.
Blotoeses, Roughness of the Skin, Scaly
Appearance OF the Cuticle, letter, Ring
worms and Itching Hulnors of the Skin,
this purifier will remove, and impart
health and g lNc-glow to the COMPLEXION
For Eryslpelas, Scrofnla or Kings Evil,
rheumatism, Pains in the Bones, Stiffness
IN the JOINTS, Old Ulcers, Want of Blood
IN the Parts, Syphil:tic Sores and Ulcers.
aud impaired Constitutions arising from
those diseases, and FROM the too free use
of mercury. For General Debility, spring
ing from dyspepsia or Indigestion, Weak
ness and PANS III the Stomach, Liver Com
plsint, or want OF action in that organ
producing lrlins in the side or back, affect
ing tho ki,incys and bladder.
FoTn slss, at the period OF change, will
find it tie hest restorative to health and
strength srcu all those weaknesses and
depress,ons of mind and body which fol
low at this time OF life.
Persons travelling South or living in warn,
climates, and all unacclimated, will find the
Queens Delight a great protection from
all those diseases which originate in
change OF climate, diet and life
It's properties as reLl ledy were first in-
troduced to the notice OF the profession by
DIR. TAos loung Slmoiis, of South Carolina,
as early as lo-.s. as = valuable Alternative re-
nedy III syphiiitic affections, and others re-
quiring use OF mercury. DR.. Simons' state
meEte have teen endorsed and extended
by DR.. A. Lor 2, OF No. lie, and d. II. r.
Frost, o. Charleston. From the reports in
its favor, there seems no reason to doubt
the efficacy of This medicine in Secondary
Syphilis, Scrofula, Cutaneous Diseases.
Chronic Hepa.ic Affections and other COM
plants beneiite1 by alterative medicines
For sale by FISHER '. HEINITSH,
June ~ Pharmacists, Columbia. s. @.
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600 Acres of Land for Sale!

I1NG within two miles of Walhalla; -
~ acres of good bottom on the tract
upon which is now growing FINE CROP
uninjured by the great drought. 100 acrc:,
open land and a good fence, pretty well
i'm proved and easy OF ACCESSION the pub
lie road to Tennessee Valley, &c.
| will sell with said land, 500 bushels of
CORN and so head of fine CATTLE. if
wanted.
Persons who want desirable Tract of
Land, near railroad and in good settle
ment, with stock and corn to feed, will 90
well to call soon, as l am determined to
sell. w. S. GEISHAM.
Aug % Walhalla $. c.
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NOTICE

> hereby given that the city Of Columbia
Il Will, at the next session of the Legisla-
ture, make application for authority to
, issue bonds OF the city in substitution for
oonds and interest, past due and soon to
i"n que. Aug IL tu3mo
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RATCIzELOR,s HAus DYE

A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE
DR.. Maggiel is the founder Of a new medi-
calsystem! The quantitsrians, whose vast
internal doses enfeeble the stomach and
paralyze the bowels, must give precedence
to the man who restores health and appe-
tite, with from one to two of his extraordi-
nary Pills, and cures the most virulent
sores with q box or SO Of his wonderful an Il
all-healng Salve. These two great speci-
6cs Of the Doctor arc fast supersediny all
the stereotyped nostrums of the day. En-
traordinary cures by Meggicrs Pills and
Salve have opened the eyes of the public to
the inefficiency Of the (so-called) remedies
Of others, and upon which people have so
long blindly depended. Maggiel's Pills arc
not of the class that are swallowed bv the
dozen, and OF which every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity for another
One or two Of Maggiers Pills suf1iccs to
place the bowels in perfect order, tone the
stomach, create an appetite and render the
spirits light and buoyant. There ia no
gripping and no reaction in the form OF con-
stipation. If the liver is affected, its tunc-
tions are restored; and if the nervous sys-
tern is feeble, it is invigoratcd This last
quality makes the medicines very desirable
for the wants of delicate females Uicerous
and eruptive diseases are literally extin-
guished by the disInfectant power of Mag
gicl's Salve. In fact, it is here announced
that MaggieTs Bilious, Dyspeptic and Diur-
,,h9d Pills cure where all others fail. While
for burns, scalds, chilblains, cuts and all
abrasions Of the skin .uaqgiers Snlre is in
falible. Sold by J. Magsiel, II Pine street.
New, York, and all druggists, at 25 cents
per box. July ~ "
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Grain Cradles, Grain Fans, &c.

OTdIH CrauIeS, UIaIH dIS, WC.
.itMe Sign Of the Golden Pad Lock.
A FULL supply Of GRAIN CRADLES,
N Grain Fans, Scythe Blades, Scythe
Stones, Fan Wire, Riddles, &C., in store
and for sale low for cash.
May 26 JOHN G.. DIAL.
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Jellies, Pine Apple, &c.
Hubs, Spolzcs, Fe!loes.

lust RECEIVED, q full assortment o:
~ Hubs, Spohcs aHd Fclioc>, s"itablc for
Carriage and Wagon makers, which will be
sold AT n small advance on cost.
July IA j. Il y. X. AGNEW
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Sugars! Sugars.

Sugars! Sugars.
9S BARRELS CRUSHED SUGARS
~ 100 barrels extra c Sugar
so barrels a Sugars.
80 barrels Muscovado Sugars.
On hand, and TO arrive soon, wllic!, will
be sold at orr usual low prices.
July II j. 4 Il. Il. AGNEW
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20
THE REGISTRY LAW.

The legislature of West Virginia, in one
of its insane fits of radicalism, has passed a
law requiring the registration of the voters of
the State. A board of three men is consti-
tuted for each county, the appointments to
which are made by the Governor. This board.
IN its turn, appoints sub-regstrar for each
township in its county, who is the active bus
mess man OF the concern. His duty is to re
cord the pane of each voter, of whose loyalty
he is satisfied, his birth, age, &c. In the
event of this sub-registrar " having doubt
of the loyalty" of any applicant for registry,
he is then to administer an "iron clad OATH"
which being taken entities the applicant to
vote, unless the chief board of the county
thinks fit to strike his name off the list
This whole law is absolutely ridiculous; and
its inventors deserve the contempt of all hon
est people. Its radicalism equals, if it does
not go ahead of, anything that has yet ema,
mated from the brain of the frantic creature
who represents the Lancaster district in the
national mad house at Washington. The only
rede sming feature of the bill, perceptible to
US, Is that it must, for u time at least, accom-
pllSh the object OF its authors. 1t was de-
signed to prevent the great mass of constitu-
tional voters from having voice in any of
the elections. There are not more than a
handful of men in this county who can hon
estly answer the questions, which we believe
the registrars have the right under the law to
PROFOUND to the applicants, SO as to entitle
them to registry and to vote; and hence, the
offices of all kinds can be retained in the
hands of those who now hold them, generally
to the disgrace of the laws, and to the disgust
of the people. 1t is true that this cannot last
long; for the law is too mauifestly in violation
of the Constitution of West Virginia, that it
cannot stand before any court in the State
but it will, pcrforce, last long enough to work
vast amount of wrong to the people, and to
seriously retard their recovery from the dam
aging effects of the war