davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-07-08

Something Nexv.-Wc have known Of
the SaffApatN1A extract being couhiced with .odlde
potassium, but never anil now With todtde Of
tion, for humorr, bad blood. e.c, are pafpablo 10
all. This valuable remedy. sarxapasua With Iodlde
OF Lime, yye advertise to-day, n14
, 1866-07-08

ftAu1 tsosrroNau.. ..-Ths two thousand dollar
reet. adset,,ed u come ot Il tha rlsA9 i'atk on
kaBfday afternoon. wss pottpotlsd uhlll Moad&y
VH Scft4hl VI thu waahsts
, 1866-07-08
NtW York Markets. :, !,
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS..
Especial despatch to the Chicago Tfibune3
~

8KKAb8fCf1a. I
F5our--Ths export demand continues, but fur low&
grades; two thousand brls extra sltts sold undtt
$ste-market nrm. Wheat-Some demand from mi
le1s; taea better than could hATe hesn dpps ye4ta
daJ: Corn closed With moro Selezs than buJatr L
s0e about haiY the offerings ware carried oYer. L.
e1pool frsghts were halt penry lower, but sexu!3
shtppsfs would pnt buy. oats lost yeste.dar's ID.
Txoce.
FKoyiSlpHA,-
Pork-Eo salea dluce change: nomiaat ut xs.1
Cut neats nrm. Lsrd more atesay. Butte. 4a3c ID
te1; Chicago, zs9s3e-
Uo0k.
, 1866-07-08

Perxonn1-Arahella-M me at the
Matinee, WOODS Museum "Wednesday. viii
bnnE Sou bottle Of pr. Swsin's Vegetable hair
Balm. II hfch will change tue ftuwxy faded fuxx,
uhtch you call hair 10 dark. beauttfnl aud gtoaey
locks. CHARLES AUGUSTUS.
Mi
, 1866-07-08

ARecoSpEp.-1t,s reported that an employe Of
the American Express Company, whose christian
naue u William, and who has been o,1cIalIne in
The espscdty o! Assistant Cashier, {under HI.
lre1s1 al The Northwestern Railroad depot, on
company with i non2n oF easy virtue and 3953 Of
biz en,pto5e elB money. 1t II stated that William
leEeE behind hlm : wlft and eight children, who
, 1866-07-08

hsad, hsrs tassted "a tull,pssss. Ntaser wheat T.
usohaassa.Ss 81. ~. .;-n t,.n! . 80, .s
,,, ,.h., I'M MI, &C. Ss9,ss:.J; u, h. put,. j
ursstslsd. nv inquiry hi ntsn apscutst!s. Ptts:
hs1s advareeds hom % to 20 =; hashe}s 1he mn51ek
oosea arn 1t ~ o NJ fps nsasnd' aas 10 70 WI '
NV eikfd ~e'ts7n' . -. -: ;''' ~ st, ~
'rhets kai been but It'll, eharfs. re inquiry hat
besa Of speculative character Ths tdatfss clo1s'
atm. II est % ~ tss.eo taf aiets' -
rh.fa hi bs.s hIr josliss dtB.aa! !ba. no eala1s>
'''@'" ppr x1Ar5 i. =
i,a,t sssb dstl. nj III ~ shahss III ptleet~
s:' y. s,s!;ss I a. ;ss; \, u +, .t,is, s'b' nj ~ " A
st t..s ssil tyt II d.settlau't ts4 atet. ~ te
M, Thets Ut js.tte tsA' d hls ID Batfss' II u
ms'sft Ut beef aaa''st. .u., 81:
4hs tHsl4al hs. t.sB ttItntiy dull F,ltst hass
atd.,xss. u ta.t;fai sk.1at, ihstla h. ..h9,att
IT,. r.. "; " \ ,tt r. 4, y s, sts,s*,, Al ts't
e,. A.. s.n nj! r;tsss'S ..s..s 4; ,tn4., III. .,.
il.,. F1ttas lasr valid, eIaaihr ii An 3d.Aaes,
h.. ss'n ts'n'n.'' WIN ~, lls'A %".'nf.
II III d.n,ans. md pr stnt il paid.
AfEkklNH kEttAH
Ii dull n taR III tsni.tt Ili', t.,
eftssa pHIsl,y 1t tHk. "
uus4AkAakr stnueA.
Thu sethtasti terufitles e'ottd ~ Aftuf Il tht
ads.nts 1T ths 'hotains, shusidtsp thfuual,oas
e Ay taa teH Atss aud tls tlts Bnit4 shstrs Tha
nlluxlIs xsts ts eiashk r'tts bie' fuurs4t tasi.
iottatesh i ae"hrsts passs juns. sat, lssHa
lsska duff 1so'. s'tt1is,k.
Tht Btbtt hthtktt WI AltUh1tF takhldt Tho ef6.s
Yflht dAyt mt thtts xat ttAefAl fitpsaStAsht ID
tisss' ras EitAltst ~ w h kste, ilsli.o htss
bev1AtlYe fteBK bllf Fules In f4tUf Ut III HaEAhts
tHa llsfs u t10ls 0alsds bufIhk tfal fur atls Mts
RAtt. ...-~-',77"
FKtRaLlHk,
Amosk ne Petroleum and AiHlKx EfAE&a tbtB Aiist,
n0oa eo4.s9lIassed AfeaeiF aa!s st f AunRe! llNe.
tlNst,s ~! +satae, u#I'ed Bs+'ts sAsa, mud iia'
,. ..x yask Rky aoops s1tMAKaa,
plaxa RAsvlipx.-App'esea 4, tls. Do {, lsaI % +,
~, 49, ~ Nv
Fleashsa tasls, no Jam,s 4tuoa,
seo 90 :: aoe''. ko psnsslt !sNal Stsaaaen. 11o,
H;ovn pti.-peo,t A1lls, ,sa aIpbs, s,o.'
coFAes Jeans .Lseua!a, 9ihu3 natss, 1sc.
NxGkIFFs ~ nnY GOODS.
Q dry koods for she dscal year, lhe total secetph
hare Fe:aAed Tho enormous lxure OF 4lt7 0o0 100.
which IL ia txcsss Of Tbs heaviest year Ia
this history Of ths phat le tetspts tor 1ss thu aext
Isfxcst year, havtrK been $io ooo no. TAa ayerage
importation lot tho nvc years pEeesdiak shat Just
c:osed wAa 0oo ID fur sha tsn ysaes preceding
no. tbs receipts fbr tho AEt year ase etaus
a1x PR cent. In exeoss OF hs sve1sxs ss tsa pre-
| eedluk years. This llx mouths just passed exceed
these OF the whoa OF any previous year. The loves
pp to OATS AT reckoueo st t,,6so,Loo.
New York nlarAr,s.
/ co7zos-without decided chapxe, At SC for mid
FIoua-Ku,es hea7Y a. s7,7oas7o for 'ex,rs etsta
, 1866-07-08

Notfce.-The long looked for Empress
House IN The eountEE. and thote that wish to hsF4
the heads md hair benadtted will please call the
druggists. BunNuAAs s YAK SCHAAck, Wholt-
sale Agcnts, MIA
, 1866-07-08

Narrow wKscAPE.-ou Thursdsy, about uoop, The
betlboJ II The HJde Park House, Hyde Pzsk, wes
sistted bF fHnc5 te take boat ride. and stasted
ont m hsht a11E The nesh btee1e took he boat
tspdl{ akeua1d. md atter srTesal vtry naupW e.
eapes from cspsIzirg, be mas finally .e.cued By a
, 1866-07-08
Bnarnt1&N. !; :''':'':t +:


pOARDING-Boarding House
- fos .hs sie1. To s1rply Hnas ~. long hsso
lot 'he special Accommodation Of the sick. It nai
III aeeeessfy. and Wi 8 sopplted
Mltn kood 1usaeA, - Shsy ara needsd. Medical and
g.. nqtf,sa IT, pasa.. Of both sexes viii b. aeeommods
Gnrcd Alto. slie4 daring coannt mtnt wtll ha carr
iF cafsd i1E. ~ patltats viii be q liberty to IT,
tecs toets own plJrfcxu or gcrk Mr. HWu hss
hks sit 6 til .:seaedsl. bath sleK
ton M M 70 sIs,y aspsstment Of The hoase 4 loc4ted
=. est directly on As Inns q ~ Cottaye groYs ese.
sutEafa For any aiof uatteu cnncernluE herself Or
hsr hoase she i suthoxed retsr g tns glowing
5faansf; II. Ii. Ry5JTd. u. b.; A. t. Bmsl Iii Clatk-
<; 4 laainm. i. b, h Vsn B1renSt Jos. blanca
ysa Aa;snss; 4: Ei.hsr, Y n;s s Gis1Sts: p. !.
.1@ Clark y q. AnafeE.. y. D, eoE. Mons?s nd
I'D besTposn.s,s: Ss Dr.. j. II. F:eaf Eo. il soatS
GlsEk 7: q. houisstr: Y; p. % Wsantnzs9a 4 !
y. .: Josn p3y,cs. D., 50 Clsft.sts Foe tstmt.
trQofe II 143 31atc-st On the Premises. OF Of the
p1lSklclauR. RITA
, 1866-07-08


u tssa eSSss S II ps,.n q s.H e
~ ~ "a nffesfeA ead nomeets. IheS appeal'o
sf} &c II iSn III G ia I'll. txh.,o. .u.. ~ b.
4 4 r. ahs Ms!.s oss If9 T. II TIL t'oth'
'h ~ se eh 9e' ssset n1tntt 81 Ss ces:to.
Tta Vfahd Ttubt AAlitoad tnshastfs tast ~
f III Hill d iii Il. .utststs Il isttsss. IT, > "
t,stsa - Il. n. ~ Il. H. III
y Ing iast ttt'nthdBut htr Y Foi'!thd Maine. hat
W." n sf nts st,.t ". ,.as N. '1'S.'"E H.!
.tHu tHs ..s .s.s IL. @ Hf 4f'
fnif fiaH, ""e'' '"''e ~ 'et ''sa'''" '"f III efh''
t.alstttsi,1Ss!leEs Wsl!s In e1'r'tAAh tiBn't
s'nft e tsHa' H!eMthl a.. ,,.,,.
flMs7T Fl tbthtf 4 siH,t llIfxkd llItttet
~a1hh ~ lshfHeA,
etM ttth-Uhailtat %. tt9h4n. 4tIitrt NJ, ltlka,
1llalfa llehsMnla 4 tM. Ttthit FhlhlHF A. l&ilKt,
4gFtH Hlgtu " Y. lttnBll A lst,, !Iatla, M 9trf
4 W t1tafd lthhl&lHiBt dtHs ti.HkB, II, N, A
t,t llnpstI,, ,tpibffl,n 4 illait.. =,
Ill 81 = RAh11 Q4tukk
, 1866-07-08

Again the old Hoard OF Trade Hall IL
.llsc. toE Wcduclday night next the great draw
ing OF the bona Fdt GILT Concert CONES of theru.
when some hearts wlll ba made glad-some land
lord disappointed hereaIef-tos the real estate In
vest. Remaining tickets tor ests al CLARK d say
IoH's, 146 Dearborn eteet. n73
, 1866-07-08

: TEPIRAAG.-The regultr meeting Of the Chi.
cago Trmptrnce Society wili be held On Monday
evening in The Lecture Room Of The Cl.1k ttrett
II. E. Lhurch. Short sodresees will be the order
storRhton anu E. $. Wells, Esq, are expected 10
tafe part
, 1866-07-08

Gail at E1ausA Htos,. 81 Monroe street
ibf lce cream tIeezeEt, rtscetstoEs. wafer nitrrb
aad coolers Also, cooking ranges, stoyes and hot
air Furntcns fpGN3
, 1866-07-08

cuAsoE or THk-A change In Tbs ttme-table
Of the thIeago 4 ST. Looia As,lwa5 goes into ct-
tct to-day. Trains Leave CnieaEo at s:10 tn tho
u c1Itne atd Ec5 In the evening" -Arr.re al $50 IN
the morning md s. 40 In The eTeulnE.
, 1866-07-08

DtscuAHaED-Norgan Mcdonnell, arzneied q
fe~ days since On the charge Of Stealing -eeven
hundred pounds Of haraer line IRON Captain
Thou,as n Faean, Was brought besore the Folica
Contt, On Saturday. and after an cxamt1 alton Ras
d1schs1Ked from custody.
, 1866-07-08

young woman Of respectable appearance. was. on
Saturday accused before Jusuce Mi1iken, OF steal
apparel from the bouss Of q. s. Whitaker, No.
Lula Habash areuuc. number Of dresee and
Ektrls, which had been missing, ware traced 10 Va
thtm. 1hc ca.e Mss continued nutll Monday, ball
being Axeu II $5Q0. = - -
, 1866-07-08

4trapt1.

CTI2AYND Or S'rOflEN-,On
pl8ht Of the ~ int tsssy dtsk Gsy 99t.ft ',t
fs fat4 ttt hja lin, il lid LIVER 6tAbis " j. HON.
f.kN4t eottat nf Atsts Anl Van liNtst Ettpats.
Mill
, 1866-07-08

, millions OF Bottles OF Mrs. vVlns1Dvv,a
Stothins s,rnp s1a rold and used win ncrefts'l-
inT ncrcte. Il u an old and we1lt1ed Fcmedv,
child from pssn. regulates the tstou4ch and bowels,
cnte4 wind collie, eofeas the gums. and. by giving
reI and health 10 the child, comforts the mother.
u12tA
, 1866-07-08

rt'A1lEN up-A Hay Horse, Oh,
totnst p1 Carroll ard iItsrtIbsA stnFrs. rh5 bwh.
n ;ts: II SfSS. ssgtsY y ri r. %s.'"*
, 1866-07-08

ITO RENT-A suite Of rooms, tur.
L. njshe1 CT nEturr!Ahed, with OF without bnArd,
Altc, 0teo brick haaemtnt ind barn. az 907 Waha.h
kYknuf. MY
, 1866-07-08

PEoAlscous S7KAlNo.-1ssac Sfcmart, etias
George, Howard, was a1zaigned IN The Police Court
On Saturday FORENOON, charged with stealing two
: hats from one eto9e4 a check uhosen shawl from
1nothsr. pair Of linen pants from third, and
other articles from various place4 His exauina.
ton Na4 continued 1nN Inesd1Y next.
, 1866-07-08

IO RENT.::-:--:A neatly finished
hoase water in the house. and soma furniture for
~ u Tsr5 desirable Locality. near Lincoln fnfk,
: 2. CIRCUIT. corner OF 6edgwtck.sI aad Asylum
, 1866-07-08

4mAu1T Form2n and Louis Fabes mere
brought up at the Police court On Saturday. ctarg-
Cd xtlh a'Faulttng Ar. L&ndRran+ q saloon keep.r
On Sopth Clark street, whose brow boto traccs OF
heavy hlow with 4 elaug shot. Fsbef wus lnstru.
nj u1al IN exc'ttrg the disturbance, and on bcing
E1poaiulAted Aifh, hs th Eeatencd to k1 eome per
eona. Auolhe1 nau. rad 10 be Fnr1nan, hut NOT
proved TO he bin. drew efung shot and iuA!ctcd
dep cnt on tho forehead OF Lsu5graH Fabcr Was
Qked &lQ. md EQSrp&p Mnl ret n flnrrtY.
, 1866-07-08

TO RENT-The upper story Of
l. 4 Adwelltna-aesen Epous. Location, West Slds
t. smhl Anes,tsn family without chlidIca. call Il
, 1866-07-08

LA1oz FIxEr or TIE WAx.-Thn captatn Of ths
Janes P1at, reports IN immense feet on The w:y
to thla port and this side Of the StraIts Ovsr 200
sull sre ported. Their cetenuon has oeen princ1-
paliy o9Ing TO calu,t.
, 1866-07-08

ITO RENT = Two.kttry frame
piy 10 nLfhsb JAMES. t No. II ios Rsnaoiph ssieae
, 1866-07-08

'I'U lNN'r 4 comfortable Dwell,
Il lns t!anas having .!4 toSHs Aad H!ta* 81 ha.smsas
" M Mt e seae enes y n nes9 ~ s fawM
iaks tts., ia iraas or wheh ths s,ts afsNa y I'LL
Wit. ste GatM Ll4ik aNetI {taNfd&1,S Apptx 'g9s
.ett q ny pt1ct, ~, 8, 10t Washington slFesk;1
, 1866-07-08

A CONFIDENCE MAN IN 1nounLr,-TIuRh t]arrt1
u, m individual who 10 well known a. a member
Of The conaeeucc t1Htcrnisy, WI. charged witb rag
Eancy at The Police court On Saturday afternoon
dc y n tccn running ont offs tntlwny carriage }a.t
a. the fsnfM WIS moring away, and immcdis.e1y al
ter pAtttbgtf Uncovered thtt he had bccn robbed
OF MI e., dollas. Whether Garaty VIA tho th,et or
not the policeman could not atcssrnfn, nut e con.
clndco 10 asfc<t the man on suspicion. Gattity 3
bro reputation coAt lin ESQ.
, 1866-07-08

AAuoHE+-1he schooner f. II. FecE II reported
TO have gone rtbote during thick log On Thurs-
day. nj Peteraon's r1er, tcyen miles on this aide Of
hrehoycsn+ Hex injuries are not reported "a ex-
feb.fyc.
, 1866-07-08

ID 'R&ttt4 taas asfG& k6oht2
ITO RENT T5i;7;Ka::: 'fafnl4b9d' :H6aBe,,
sss asa a,s i stsss = s::!s i3s ''
rrO7 RttNFT: :s3,t1WF8d;; aEofy :'at1d
tss,, Il, t;ss ;Ee W ss;! 3 q "a 5 .
tss !, 11's e s:1e fss fssasss s
no KENT-0fl9. 'it6ht: tpDth, fur.
:ss !: " ss:!s iii. s's Sa .Ss
s17U EENT Z w. large [iliiIillhsd
ssss'' ls;h! / III! ,t;sYt. "! II. ~: ssss''
rI16 HUNT fafnl1haii fbd9lE Wlsli'
II :sl1Ys' Rk:|| sgst9t .Aa..s sSs
F'i1V HEF # = @nfaffalfsbIetf + Il Ia1 QF iill1lf.
!:,'FiS n: IA i ~ y y
ftW l!l1NT-Uoitags % f!VaYltt
,:S|Sic;'k;E ItEa ' N l;k t|:!! y
TU X .mi1'NT![E TEFIla !. Unwilling Na
N lA;ii; A;i;t 's'Istlh VI |!i': ' NJ ''lIti
FI4O TtlsNF=-Ii7'ljn t,Y6:at1fY Ifoiiaa
Il Is}'l :s: $ss: i: 'stY5sa ?'5es" 5es S
tf>O l.ttNfZK ffolSo Weff looalui1
,;s 7 i;' '!;' III: VI! xi ''i
T1O IlNNT - F3ifiliaftai ?I0tIYla1
TnfNl. }tnR 5Ntlh 1ng tNt1 ~ }hfAk HtNt1fRlrlII
, 1866-07-08

ITO RENT-For from ne to three
II ln sss EoSd q 9s.tness 1ecaoa g mile. seuth
story. 1 'est aifo paint shop and BLACKSMITH shop
aalo'nnx toKetne! with TWO sets OF tools. viii
ne seen q G. WALsH's, 417 Laks st.ret For fm.
tion, I'll. :. nS50
, 1866-07-08

TO RKNT----Room--And, Furni-
4 tnle g. sale 10 POI tand block, Gail It IL, BE-
tWcss Z ahd cc4ocE FQe1daY evening. NIL
ITO RENT -Or For; Sals Dwell.
- Ing acd barn AL South catk,st three story
nftex 1outG. 70 fooul2, ueWly 6Eted up,, Apply 10
WM HANSBH0U9u, 90 Wsthi1ktpp.st. a.
, 1866-07-08

ITO RENT -Four Rooms, an.
statrs. 81 West Wa hto3ton-xt. to 4 man and v1a
Niih3pt children Location very desirshte Inquire
, 1866-07-08

TO RENT-Two-story house, with
~ fpr5tturs Or furniture for s.1e plsassnt loca
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State Items.

burg on the 18th inst, by DR.. j. Brad
ford, the NJ. w P of the National Di
vision of North America. The follow
ing are the officers for the present
year:
CIV. P.-Wm. Hall, of Warrington.
G. W. A-James p. Davis. Clarks-
burg.
G st. w. Shaw, Newburg.
G. TT. NJ. Fox, Wilsonburg.
G. Chaplain-Thomas Erwin, Man
nington
G. CT. T. Hebb, Rowlesburg.
G. Sd. E. Woodward, Clarksburg.
P. G. w. P.-Charles Hooten, Preston
county.
GEN. Joe, Lightburn met with another
rebuff at Freemansburg, Lewis county,
the other day In speech he advoca-
ted the passage of restrictive laws and
the Constitutional amendment, for the
purpose of preventing majority Of the
people taking, the government ont OF the
hands of the "lOyaW citizens. After he
had concluded, the meeting passed the
following among other resolutions:
ResolreQ, That tho radical measures
enacted into laws are. in our opinion,
and ought to he repealed.
Let the "gineral" extend his laboTs,
by all means Clark5bWg Conservative
THf Kauawha Republican SAYS: The
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-25
his daughter, Miss Henrietta Kelley, left

his daughter, Miss Henrietta Kelley, lett
their home for this place, on the morning
of that day, for the purpose OF making
some purchases at our stores, and when
returning, in attempting to cross the
South Branch, the stream, as we are III
formed, not much swollen, Mr. h, In
some manner, missed the ford, and get
ting into deep water, the Buggy was up
set, probably caused from the eXertlons
of the horse, and before assistance could
reach them, father and daughter were
drowned The body of the daughter
was recovered in about three quarters OF
an hour after the accident occurred
that of the father, although diligept
search was made, was not recovered
until about II o'clock on the following
day.
Mr.. Kelley was aged about 55 years,
and leaves a wife and eight children.
The daughter was in the ninetee nth
year of her age This was, in
deed a most distressing accident, and
cannot fail to excite the deepest sympa-
thy for the distressed family.
The horse of Mr.. K. was eXtricated
from the buggy by the breaking of the
shafts, in the upsetting of it, 1t made
its way to the shore.
Mr.. William S. Purgitt and wife, of
Purgitsville, in this county, crossing the
river at the same time, Immediately in
the rear of Mr.. K, in buggy, also made
very narrow escape from similar fate
of poor K. and his daughter. Mr.. p, we
are informed, finding that his buggy
was floating, deserted it, and swan with
his wife, and with great exertion effect,
ed landing. His horse followed him.
and arrived with the buggy safely on
shore.-S0Hk Branch IntelHgencer
CHEAT RIvEB The Costello we'll, sit
uated about four miles below the ferry
on Cheat river, in Preston county, tool
fire several days ago, and has been burn
ing at intervals ever since. Sometimes
the flames belch forth to a great height
lighting up the country at night, TO
miles around Hundreds of people have
gone to see the wonderful sight. lh'
light was plainly seen at this place Oh
, Saturday night at. The well is abou
eight miles distant from here.
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she EsGnaeY Incurred

There arc perhaps twenty COMMITTEES III
this state in which o., class OF persons
directly aimed -. lie tha proposed con.
stimtonnl ameudmeni embraces 2 large
majority ct che citizens. In somo ui
these committees there are not more than
dfty men who viii temain citizens and
voters It the amendment he ratified.
tn, position OF these men viii certainly
les IN embarrassing and uueuriahle one
when their neighhors are ali deprived
at citizenship and they :! lone are entitled
I" vote II is natural 10 suppose taar
Snch u state Of things will hr productive
of fruds, i9aIousios aud diseoyds That
harmony and cheerful obedience 10 law
which are the safeguards of society can
not be expected TO exist IN such a COM
mnnity. 1t il unreasonable to expect
large majority Of the people in any dis
t,u't Ia submit without murmur
aud without complaint TO the
deprivation of all their civil and
political rights, and to assume
the position of aliens without feeling
any resentment toward those who have,
merely fer the qualification of party de.
siIeS, placed them in that condition. Ii
should not be deemed surprising if men.
thus wroBged, would violate the peace
al the State and resist hy force the exc.
c"t,on Of its laws Ii is probable, too.
thar ,hair resentment would first be di
'ec'ea against the handful of men in
'oe'r own midst who had aided in the
accomplishment of the wrong. We men
tion tnis not. at all as monaco, or
threat or anything of that kind Init
simply as ore of the consequences which
a knowledge of human nature ona
American pride tells MS may rsaso,ob1r.
hs expected TO flow from the adon+;o.
of 5he constitutional amendment 10
Us bring the question home to ourselves
Suppose that fifty men in the civ IF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-25

wheeling were alone invested with
civil and political rights, and all the
other inhabitants of the city were de-
clared aliens and unable to vote. How
would you hkelIto be one of the fifty,
and what security ofperson or property
would the fifty men have if they at
tempted to exercise their despotic and
ill.gotten power9 1t would take a
small army to enforce the edicts and col
lect the taxes imposed by the fifty in
the city of Wheeling, and we do not
doubt that the radicals in our midst e.
pecially if the fifty were Democrats
would be among those who favored re-
sistance.
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co,.,;,a,ionaI Amendment.

The constitutional amendment which
is to be voted upon on the oath of May
is relied upon by the radicals to con-
dnue the government of the State in the
hands of a minority of the people. BY
voting against it you will vote to restore
oower to the majority aud secure the
observance of the civil and political
rights of all. The amendment is as fol-
lows:
,,No person who, since the first day of June,
is6I has given or shall give voluntary aid or
distance to the rebellion against the United
S,atss shall be a citizen of this State or be al.
owed TO vote at any election held therein; I'M
less he has volunteered into the military or
roval service of the United States, and has
Lasn or shall be hcnorably discharged there
rom"
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Ne Fearful souls, Fresh Courage
Take"

We have good reason to believe that
there are many men who have been
heretofore acting with the Republican
party in this State, who would leave it
now and vote for a change in the admin
istration of State affairs, were they not
fearful that the Conservative party Will
retaliate upon the Radicals, and fetter
them with the disabilities which they
have imposed upon their opponents. In
fact the fears of this class Of men have
been directly appealed to by the radical
newspapers, and dismal pictures have
been drawn of the sufferings the so
called Union men will be compelled
to undergo if the Radical party is ousted
from power. They remember and know
fnll we'll the oppression and tyranny ano
insult and outrage that have character
lied their own rule, and they have Sc
poor an opinion of human nature as &c
think the incoming party will copy all
their vices and profit by all their bloody
instructions which, being taught, return
to plague the Inventors They are
warned that the opponents of raaicalisnl
will visit upon them retribution for their
sins in the past, and are exhorted to
continue their present course, reasoning,
ike MACBETH, " ! am in blood slept in
far that. should wade no more, re-
turning were as tedious AZ go Ger
But all the fears which have originated
in the radical conscience concerning the
iudignities that will be visited upon
them after the sceptre shall have depart
ed from their grasp, are without found
alton The opponents of radicalism are
not seeking for revenge, they wish not to
trample upon the rights of any portion
of their fellow citi2eus, All they de
mand and all they intend to accomplish
is the adjustment OF oppressive and
partisan enactmeuts and the mainten
auce of the constitution Of The State
The rights guaranteed 10y that conNtitu-
tion will he enjoyed by all of our ci'l
zens alike, and Republican and Demo
erat radical and conservative, viii equal
~ partake of the blessings Of free gov
eminent. This, and this alone, is what
we desire to accomplish, and radicals
need fear no test Oaths; no unConstitU-
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J. II. GOOD,

1 'TTDSNEX AZ LAW, GFEssr
~ corner Fourth and Monroe st cts; the
same that il, at present occupied by Judge
Good. aprlS.lm
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BAPTIST CHURCH !
Scenes Descriptive OF Olden Times, Cont
mental Days, and EccentIiCities Of
Life in Wheeling
Covington & Ohio Railroad.

m WE COMMISSIONERS APP
l. POINTED by the States of Virginia and
West Virginia to bestOw the charter Of the
Covington and Ohio Railroad upon such parties
as they may deem fit viii meet at the Eutaw
House. in the city of Baltimore, on TUES,
DAY, the first QsD May 1866, and will then
and there receive and pass upon such proposals
for the construction Of said Railroad as may be
presented 10y responsible parties.
Over three millions 5000 00O) oil dollars have
been expended already in grading this road It's
location easy grades and curvature must make
this road the best and most advantageous outlet
for the produce of the west
The Commissioners have published 2 psm.
pblet containing authentic information about
this road, its grade and curvature, together
With minute and trustworthy estimates, Bhat
it will cost, and copies of all the laws which re.
late to it,
The pamphlet referred to may DO had at the
following places, viz:
Washington City-Oifce Of Many Co
Baltimore city Office Of Samuel Harris &
Sons.
Phiadelphia-Ofice of Drexel s. Co.
New Tork-Ohlce Of Vermilye & Co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

N''' VI April "a, 1866
On and after the 6rst day Of May next,
etc. seniwooky till June st o and from oo5 56fn
daily prepared to remove Rre sop paTbage
c oFs or U any other material 1t is to be hoped
that that ali t those pprecisng the Ges9 and
necessity of this sanitary measure VIII reaei y
Comply bearing in mind that the ordinance una Cebe1
relation to deposit OF offensive Of tb any Shsfruc.
ten of proper drainage therein, will be Tlgiay
eIno ISS o. Health Officer.