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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-30
Republican Harmony

The contest between the President
and the radicals grows warmer every
day. and the line of division between
the supporters and the opponents OF
the Presidents policy becomes every
day more and more clearly married. In
this State sci Of one horse politicians,
who are either blind az bats themselves
or who think the people SO, have been
meeting in school houses ana barns and
gravely resolving that there Is 30
coniict between ANpREv JOHNSON and
the radical congress and cordially En-
dorsing both. It cannot be denied that
til ey thereby show remarkable facility
for spreading themselves, but with all
theiI wonderful elasticity OF opinion
the7 tiud it impossible to serve two mas
tiers To these radical tom.tits in West
Virginia who are chirping that they sus-
tain both the President and congress, we
commend the following from the Chicago
Republican, the organ of the disunion
party in the Northwest:
Some of our Copperh FAD cort,lupyra,
res think that the contest between the
President and Congress has not yet re-
shifted in any decided breach of the Re
publican party, because the Radical lead.
ers have been engaged in binding the
people TO the existence Of snch a coz
test This is as profound "a it i true
Mr Fessenden Mr. Trumbull Nj Hen,
derson. Mr. Stevens. Mr. Wilson of Iowa,
Nj Bingham, and all the Republican
members of the two Houses have been
engaged ever since the opening Of Con,
gress in de}ading the United States on
This subject The Legislatures OF the
loyal States and the Republican State
Convention OF Pennsylvania have also
been very careful 10 keep the pnLlic ig
noraut OF the facts 1t is the hiTgest
scheme of humbug ever devised
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The Prssiden4's Position.

IT seems to us that the following dis,
patch telegraphed to Connecticut by
President JOHNSON should he considered
sufficiently explicit There can nc longer
be any doubt or deception a. To which
of tue great parties of the people lie de
sres to see successful in the elections,
and il is not g; all difficult in West Tir
gina 30 ascertain who favor and who
oppose rhe policy and measures Ct the
Federal administration The President
says:
In reference to the elections in Con
necticut or elsewhere, | am for the can
didate who is for the general policy and
the specific measures promulgated in
my annual message, veto message,
speech of 22d of February, and the veto
message sent in today There can be
no mistake in this, l presume 1t is
known, OF. car be ascertained, what can
didates favor or oppose my policy or
measures as promulgated to the coun-
try
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State Convention.

The citizens of this State who are opposed 10
he adoption of the proposed amendment to Inc
Constitution Of West Virginia are requested 70
assemble in their respective counties, at such
time as they may deem most expeaient, ana ap'
point one Delegate TO represent each election
precinct in their county in the STATE CoN
VENTION to DO held at CLARKSBURG' Harri'
son county, on THURSDAY, the 18th day oil
APRIL, 1866 for the purpose of devising meas
ures of opposition 10 the radicaii'm now aoni''
nsnt in this State
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
Wheeling, March H. 1906
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what They Say.

The following from the Chicago ne
publican illustrates the manner III whien
the radicals regard the second Veto
"The late hour at which the message
reached us prevents any criticism Vi t III
argument. That must be deierreu u ~
tomorrow but we may say that by lnls
action the President boldly throws down
fhe gauntlet of defiance to Congress
He Stems outside of the question OF con,
stitutiopality, and asserts the PTlvileg1I
of tbe Executive as part of the NatloHaI
G'eg;slatnre to determine the necessary
or evnediency of bill. He submits "
M Indictment by the representatives
Of The neeple. but arrogantly INSISTS
tbo+ the Te9islature of the country snail
Ia tna ms sa by his own peculiar views OF
10 po l nocess;tv and fitness of things. He
hnIdlv defes the Union party. He has
foIIoWed ND his efforts to defeat the
Union State ticket in Connecticut,
nv a veto of one of the wisest and
most necessary measures of the party
which elevated him to Office, and courts
q collision with that party. lie aban'
dons all his Unionism and anti.slavery
professions, and throws himself into the
arms of the Democratic defenders OF the
relics of the accursed institation. He
takes issue with the party that carried
the Union safely through the war, ana
falls back for support upon the men VINO
were openly or covertly the allies OF
the rebellion. He vetoes all meas
ures intended to make the Tree
dom of the colored race practical,
and insists that each State may virtual:
" re.enslave them. He throws himself
between the unfortunate race and the
protection of the law; he forbids any re.
cognition of their share in the national
heIitage; he denies them justice; he re-
fuses them the bread which they. earn
by their labor, and the shelter which is
given TO the brutes of the field. lie
tells them they are treemen, but he tells
them also that they have no rights when
any State is bound to respect, and that
the American people have not the power
or the right to say that the freedom OF
the citizen is beyond the reach OF State
governments controlled and admins,
tered by men fresh from blood-stained
fields of treason and rebellion,
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County Meeting.

The citizens of Ohio county who are Opposes
TO the adoption of the proposed amendment 10
the Constitution of West Virginia, are re-
ous.tss % assemble at the Court House, in the
City Of Wheeling, on SATURDAY, AZ NJ
9TH, at O'Clock P. NJ. to appoint Delegates 10
tbs STATE CONVENTION to be held at ClarHs'
burg, on THURSDAY, APRIL 70, 1866. 1t is
hoped there will be a large attendance from
each Township in the County.
BY ORDER OF THE Elk. Con-.
Wheeling, March %.
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Dr.. Knights
Hair Dressing

A. VEGETABLE PREPARATION
n for identifying and promoting the luxu'
RANT growth of the hair.
It prevents the hair from falling of OF turn
Ing gray.
nervous headache, and all those distressing af'
fections induced By the use of oily or alcoholic
Hair Dressings
Its invigorating properties insure luxuriant
locks, inclined to curl, and by its persistent use
the hair Is restored to bald heads when such a
result is possible,
1t is splendidy pe1fumed viii rot stain or
soil the skin or any article Of clothing, and is
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PRICE Is CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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OUR West Virginia Legislature was
merely "the Rump Congress on small
scale, but it is unfortunate for the State
that we have not al Executive who at
ali resembles ANDREW JOHNSON The
question: at issue in the nation at large
is the same now before the people of
this State, and the opponents of the rad.
icai policy in Congress are the opponents
Of the radical measures adopted by our
own State Legislature. The friends of
the Federal administration are the foes
Of the radicals in West Virginia.
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The Veto.

In consequence of the death OF Senator
FooTE, of Vermont, no session of the
Senate was held on "Wednesday, and
consequently no action was taken in
reference to the veto OF the Civil Rights
Bill" The radicals are confident that
they can pass it by two-thirds vote
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-30

WHY not USE The BEST over twenty
years Increasing demand has established the
fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the
best IN the world 1t IL the cheapest tie most
reliable aud most convenient. Complete in one
bottle Does not require any previous prepare.
ton OF the hair No trouble. No crock OF stain
Does not rub of OF make the hair appear dusty
and dead but imparts to it new Life and lustr5,
Produces a beautiful black or brown, as pre-.
terred, y child can apply it Always gives
satisfaction. Only Is cents per bottle. Sold
every where a I. MATHEWS
Manufacturer n 7.
DEGAS BARNES & CO.,
New York, Wholesale Agents. ny9eodly
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Will They NO He

Will the Postmaster and the Federal
officers at this city unite in the effort to
get Up a meeting indorsing President
JoHNsoN's second Veto2
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Mount de Chantal Bazaar.
1IUEs BRILLIANT RsyaA

i will be held by the young ladies of Mount
de Chsntal at Washington Hall during the
the "a, at O'Clock, p. m. During the remain
der of the week, the doors win be open at p.
m. for the convenen Of such as can not well
attend in the evening, In addition to the usual
attractions on such occasions, Healy's splendid
picture Of General Sherman, and the beautiful
eroupe OF the Angel Guardian and Child, sculp.
tured in white marble by Drabby s. Powers OF
New York, viii be exhibited in the course
of the week The finest music, both vocal aud
instrumental with other delightful modes of en-
tettainment,' will vary the Programme from
evening TO evening
Doors win open the first evening at I o'clock
P m and close st II, and every succeeding even
ing viii open at 2p m
Admittance IS cents Tickets can be pro
cured at the Cathedral, at Lecher aud Meifor's
stores, ard at the door mars4.td
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Wheeling, March 90.

SENATORS VAN WINKLE and WILEY
both voted against the exclusion OF Mr
STOCKTON from his seat in the Senate.
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MARRIED /:

o. the evening of the goth inst, BY Rev Key a a,
Martin Mr.. NICHOLAS s. RICHARDSON
and Mrs SARAH NJ SIMPSON, all OF Wheai'
ing,
Accompanying the above notice was deli
cious cake Tor which all hands return thanks to
the donors But independent of all this We
extend to the happy couple our best wishes Tor
their happiness and prosperity,
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100 Mats Cinnamon,
500 lbs Cloves,
$50 "a Nutmegs. sound!
500 Allspice, ,
For sale by LAUGHLLNs & BUsHfikLp.
10 Bags Pepper, prime siftei,
20 Boxes Corn Starch,
2j q" Ground Ginger,
25 Ground Pepper,
For sale by LAUGHLINS s. BuSHtltLD
1900 lbs Manila and Bengal Indigo,
$500 3" Madden 0mbro,
1000 Extract Logwood, assorted boxes,
1000 4" Clipped Logwood in boxes,
For sale by LAUGHLINS & BUSHtlELD'
25 Dozen Burnett's Extract Lemon.
% Burnetts Extract Vanilla,
% Cocaine,
On - Extract Rose and Almonds,
At LAUGHLINS s. BUSHFIELDS d
so Dozen Fancy COlognes,
200 4" Rose and Bears Oil
60 Bazines Pomades,
en- " Glenn's Pomades,
AT LAUGHLINS s. BUSHFIELD }.
50 Dozen Paint Brushes, assorted.
so Sash Tools,
20 Varnish Brushes
* Cloth Brushes,
At LAUGHLINs g. HUSHFlfLD )
% Dozen White Wash Brushes
IS Hair Brushes, different styles,
20 busting Brushes, plain and ieucy
50 Srubbing Brushes, .-
At LAUGHLINs & BUSHtIELD9
2OIbs Oil Lemon, fresh ami pure
10 OIL Rergamot
10 4" Oil Cassia, very Diea
n Peppermint select
at LAUGHLINS & BUS ( AEAb :
50 Gross Todds Pills, family use
10 I" Ayres atharttc Pius,
10 Wright's Indian Pill,
o. McLain's Liver Pill,
At LAUGHLINS g. PUSHFlELUo.
The above goods are bought low ana will .
| sold to cash buyers at low rates.
Call and get our prices ana see our goods "a
we will guarantee satisfaction
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Geo, R, Taylor & Cos Column,

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Irish Poplins,
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procade Poplu
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-" Fouiand silks,
Black E siiEs; psrcelss
r'su'0 White Msrs,ip.,
STRIPED Organdies,
Plain Organdies,
Pink Lawns,
Blue Lawns,
Buff Lawn,
Dill Cb,pt,
Blue Chintz,
Buff Chintz,
striped Linens
Buff Liner,
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HE DID !?
CHOLERA.

CHOLERA.
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fectants
IN Packages, Fifty Cents each.
II is without odor, and will at once absorb and
render harmless all foul gases and
impure atmospherea.
For Sick Rooms, Hotels, Steamboats,, hospi-
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1t Is recommended by the Board of Health,
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Read the following, -
BALTIMORE, Feb. 6, isst.
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equally valuable in the sick room and In tks
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For sale, to arrive In a few days, by
7. II. LOGAN & CO., and
LOGAN, LIST & co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Firemen's Grand Parade F!

THR VARIOUS FIRE COMA
MES in the city will assemble at the Gus
TOM HOUSE,
The New York herald., 1866-12-06
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON, Dec 0, 1890.
rHs LAWS or DAKOTA TERRITORY.
The srxAxm presented the laws Of Dakota Territory
for lsoSe which we're referred 10 the Committee Ter
ritories.
ru INSPECTION TOUR GENERAL nABcocx.
On motion OF Mr. wAuBUHsf, trep OF Ill, the sccre-
tary Of War was directed communicate tho report OF
the tour OF inspection Of Brevet Bgadier General Bab
cock made during the season. such portion thereof
he may deem proper
REMOVALS. FROM orrrcg
NJ. WILLIAMS, trep) Of Pa, called up tho motion TO
reconsider the vote by which the House bill for tho
regulation OF appointments 10 and removals from
once was on the 1lth Of June recommted 10 the Ju-
dietary Committee.
The bill being thus before the House for action, Mr.
williams proceeded TO read written argument 10 sup
port Of the bill.
The nrss section provides that officer OF the United
States, appointed on the nomination OF President, by
and with the advice and consent OF the Senate, shall
be removable except by the same agencies that con.
Cured In his appointment provided however that IN
oase oS disability or misconduct IN once occurring Dur
ins ~ Ssesa of Ne ssSssA vhsss Ne ,nssvs - -
The New York herald., 1866-12-06
GOLD MEDAL voTln 70 GENERAL euaee H. THOMAS

ON the "a Of November 1895, tho legislative houses Of
tho OF tennessee voted by joint resolution pre-.
scnt Major General George II. Thomas with gold medal
which should 10 remind the gallant soldier that
tho State of Tennessee was not disposed 70 forgot his
noble exertons In her behalf The modal gotten up
ths city, and Is regarded by tho different conDos
seurs who have tnoGoe OF the most artistic and
successful medals yet Sbcd On the face Is capital
has relief OF General Thomas, about which circle 10
block letters tho wordsssTo Major General George a.
Thomas from tho State OF Tcnnesaeen The reverse us
plays the capitol A. Nashville, beneath which 10 nst
"By joint resolution, adopted November 1898 hslt
crclng the top the expressive reply OF Genera Incms
TO tho anxious inquiry whether Chattanooga co1ld vo
heid:-"l will hold the town III we sarve ~ ~
dismstsr Its weight is one pound, Troy Weight "
understood thai Governor Brownlow VIII pssssns w
medal within few days
The New York herald., 1866-12-06
THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, Dee. 8, 1880.
BILL roR rHE ApNiSsIoS ~ s-~~.-~s AZ A STATE.
Mr. WADE, lrep) OF Ohio introduced a biii fp~ che
admission OF Nebraska into the Union as state This
bill passed BY both houses At the close Of the last
session Of Congress- but withheld BY the President
and not being signed did not become law. On motion
Of Mr. Wade the bin was ordered 70 lie upon the table
for the present, until the announcement Of the ccm.
miitees
srASpTso connrrxEs
On motion Of NJ. AsrsosY trep Of r. l., the Senate
proceeded TO the election Of Standing Committees for
the session.
The rules requiring election by ballot were suspended
and the following committees were chosen by reso-
iutioD:-
Fbresou Rdatcas-Mr. sumner, Chairman Msssrs.
Harris, Wade, Fowler, ro0g, yohpeon and Doolitte.
xorSss N,sss Ws tss s' ws; a s dsss: Sa:''
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An UNKNOWN MAN DROWNED.

SANDY HOOK, Dec. 0, 1890
mo body OF an unknown man was picked up on the
beach this morning. dressed a. follows:Pans ana ve
f ,,k co,b alIko; brown coat black overcoat brown
~ 49,, ac.ss nine uudcrshirt and purple outside shirt
The person was height about ave feet ten ncnes win
aark hair The face and body are considerably mu'asos
.,on,Iv from rolling in the surf and sand.
The New York herald., 1866-12-06

Congressional district Of Tennessee II WA referred IA
the Committss on Eections
. rkHuoNs SoR TIE SOLDIERS ov 1874
Mr. MLLkR, (repl OF Pa, notice OF bill srsntins
pensions 10 the soldiers OF lsl2
ADJOURNMENT
O'clock - A'o ai'e' WV
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Prcca a,iens Against Indian Dcprcdnfisns In
New Mexico.
prrinscndent LcIhy and Els Clerk Mnr.
dered by ApNches.
satAr ftxJAn NETTING IN pHllAutl'Hn.

PmIADELrmk Dec. D, 1000
Tho Roberts Feuans tonight bold third, ana 'ns
best meeting this week. Enthusiasm Is on the norsasc
During the proceedings battalion marched IN ny
band piayina "wsaring of tho Green Anosne. 'sgo
reinforcement Joined and money was freely handed 10
10 procure necessary equipments
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INDIAN HOsTlLlTIES.
SPECIAL rrlEeaAms 70 TAe HERALD.

Four whites Murdered BY the Haalapais In
Arixons-The Murdcrors Followed and tho
Whole Party, Twcnty.ono I'm Number,
wAsnIxGron, Dec ., 1896.
Special agent sendgs under date Of In Paz, Arizona
October TO- informs the Commissioner Of Indian AAs
that on 23d Of September hostile band Of Hualapas
killed John Kuilion WAGNER. and also four mules
which no drove, and that the 2oth Of tho same
month John Woodward, . Judson Baker and .
Mr.. Benjamin were killed by Huaapais Indians
whlo engaged In mining near Fort honave
fort accompanied by q number Of Mohaiye indias
under tho command Of . captain or chief name
Hamausickahaute, went in pursuit OF me nuaspsS
light and killed the whole party numoer
losing but The commanding of1cer Of the fort
highest terms of the bravery and skill OF Hamau-
sickahaue and his braves 10 the ahir The agent says
that this band OF Huaap.s hate the Mohsvss - mncn
M tho whites, account OF their refusal 70 JOIN N
concerted attack on the settlement
Prcca atiens Against Indian Dcprcdnfisns In
New Mexico.
LEAvKNwoRru, Kansas Dec ., 1893.
Santa Vi, New Mexico, papers Of November ~, 70
ccyed contain a proclamation from Acting Governor
Army calling on citizens TO organize military compar
MOS for protection against mardsrous incurssous Of
the Indians, . portion Of whom, he representa-, are
on the war path, pluudering and numbering, and the
balance In such temper that they may commence hos'
tiites at any moment
Superintendent Lcihy md Els Clerk Mnr.
dered by ApNches.
SAN FRAScnco, Dec. ., 1905
A,eicQram from Los Angeles siates that reliable In
formation has received there thats the Apache In
dams murdered Superintendent George W. Leihy and
his clerk Evers on Ncv.mosr 10 1esr ssr Ish~,
body and beheadcd Evcrts.
The New York herald., 1866-12-06
DESTRUCTION of 4 wAouMG mlll W Hae.

PRovIprscE LD6 8, f000
The Turner wsddlne MILL owned and xcclpisd By Lados
wick Brsyton, In oneysviie nees the cIsy line, IVES
burned this morning dhe iSss Is si2,ooo'
The New York herald., 1866-12-06

1885, regulating proceedings In criminal cases IL pro-
10 challenge Jurors exists the defendant shall be
titled only -four pcrmp,oy chalIcnges provided this
shall apply 10 trials for treason or capital oncncc5
Tho bill was read three times and passed.
QUALIFICATIONS or JURORS
Mr. LAwRxscE also reported bill In reference TO quail
hcaons OF Jurors IN certain Tho bill provides
that tho trial Of pcron charged with treason or
with setting foot assisting engaging In any rebel
lion nsirrccon against the Untcd States whether
the crime has been heretofore be hereafter com
mted person shall not he disqualified from acting on
nesspsper reports rumor or bearsay, and not
varsation with witnesses OF the transaction or hearing
them testify Tho Juror shall say ,hs. he 20 feels = ass
verdict the Law or evidence
On motion Of Mr. srxvKss the bill was postponed I'll
Tuesday next, and ordered printed
Mours JupcrsL scrios.
Mr. LAWRENCE also reported bil 10 protect the rights
Of action OF all citizens provides that where citizen
Of the United states always remained loyal thereto
and did not voluntari y give aid or encouragement 70
persons engaged In Rebellion shall bring an action 70
damages for injury 10 property the
value thereof such action shall he defeated or any
defence allowed by virtue Of the authority Of the late
rebellion.
rhc bill was read three ,imcs and passed.
PAYMENT rNSsIoSs
Mr.. PERBAu, repl OF Me-, from the Committee on
Invalid Pensions reported back the Senate bill Of last
session 70 provide for The psymens Of pensions mt u
| payment Of pensions by the United States whenever
In his Judgment the puDc interest and convenience OF
| Nj. wAsHsusss, Of m, suggested as amendment
proviso that the number n pension agencies IN any
state or Territory shall In exceed three and
that no such agency shall be established IN addition 70
those now existing any state Territory ~ whlch .ns
whole amount OF pensions pad for the fiscal year next
preceding shall not have exceeded FIVE hundred thou
sand doars He spoke Of tho removal IN his own sa,e
OF highly mcritorlous officer and the appointment %
one who was obnoxious and ohiectonaole, particularly
| 10 the pensioners
/ Mr. FARSswoprB trep Of I'LL, suggested an amend
mcnt 10 make the bin apply appointments made villa
In the last year. and said that long ago In his own state
Of the WORT coppcrheas 10 the state had been ap-
| pointed pension % mt -
On motion Of M wnsoY, Of Iowa, tho bill was 70.
i committed With the amendment
| nm AvrvrLs FRAT TO Nm cosrrsrkD.
| Ny CoovyR tdsml of Tenn, presented papers con.
sssl1na ~ yi9ht or kr AmSn 70 ssas fro0 ths 61th
The New York herald., 1866-12-06

'r"e Hills Against the Sweetsburg Prisoners
:" De Reported To-Day-Fenian Confeder.
".es outside the Jail. said to be C0-operat-
ing tor Their Escape