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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-15
(From the Louisville Democrat, Aug ~
Death at IN Old Steamboat MHu

1t is with feelings Of the deepest re,
greet that we are called upon to announce
the death Of one of our oldest, wealth.
est and most respectable citizens-Capt.
John Shallcross-wbich occurred yester-
Cay morning. Capt. Shallcross was one
of the oldest steamboatmen in the conn.
try, he being one of the first to command
a steamboat between this country and
New Orleans Among the steamboats, he
commanded during his 20 years of expe.
rieneewe may mention tho Henry Clay
No I and No. 9, Hibernia, Favorite. Gray
Eagle and Peytona, the latter famous
steamer being the last boat he COM
manded before retiring from the river.
He was, for number of years, the Pres.
dent of the steamboat Board of Super.
visors, and was the author of the steam
boat laws. When Mr. Lincoln was elect.
ed President, Captain Shallcross was
removed from that position. At the time
of his death he was President of the
Louisville and Jacksonville Ferry COM
Papy, and was large owner in it. He
had by industry and enterprise, amass
ed a large fortune, principally in real
estate, and he was doing a great deal to-
wards building up our city and imrrov-
ing it. .f;'--.-
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The philadelpEia @ onvention.

During the session OF the Philadeipnia
Convention, we will receive speclal
and extended Geographic report OF It's
proceedings, and will thus be enabled TO
inform our readers daily of the nature
progress and result Of its deliberations.
The Convention is idst now the engross-
ing topic of thought and conversation.
All over the country, men are looking "
it with strange anxiety; some IN nope
aud Soma in dismay. There never has
been. in the history of our country our
ing the last eighty years. SO important
an assemblage of citizens, nor one IN
which so much talent was embraced
Not being gifted with Legislative
mower, of course they can only exhof'
and advise; but still, whatever course
the Convention recommends for tne c1
liverance of our country out OF Inc PEI Ito
that environ it, will doubtless 20 pur-
sued by large majority of the people.
Iii the first National Convention that
has been held for FIVE disastrous ana un,
happy years. For the first time slnse
1860, representative men from'the Noi'n
and the South meet together and clasp
hands in peace, each rejoicing that the
bright particular star" that stands Tor
own State still shines in the blue field OF
the old flag that floats over all II there
were no public discussions at all If the
meeting did not bear any of the charac'
teristics of a politica convention what
ever, still the coming together of so many
distinguished men from all sections OF
our country, the renewal of person al
friendships sundered by the war, and the
miugling together in social conversation
vonld of themselves be productive OF
much good. But we may look for much
more beneficial results to flow from the
convention since, in addition to the OPP
portunities for personal intercourse IL
will afford, some plants to be devised by
the wise and patriotic men there assem-
bled bv which the Union Of States may
be in truth restored and harmony and
peace reign throughout the land -ssns
There are those who have been sheer
inc at the convention and denouncing'
with their peculiar array ofepithets, all
who take part in It's proceedings or favor
the objects for which it is convened. But
these oft-tried weapons will fail in this
case and the convention will give fresh
impetus to the grand uprising of the
people to restore aud defend the, liberty
which radical plotters have been so long
scheming to destroy. .s.r
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"Colns Out SironK.o

AS may be seen in the letter we pub
lish this morning, our distinguished
friend Hon. G. D. HUBBARD has passed
d secoud time through the fiery ordeal
and come out strong" That unIucky
draft has been endorsed and sent again
to Washington city, where, it Is to. be
hoped for Mr.. HIS peace Of mind, it will
quietly remain. 1t is unconstitutional
to subject any person to jeopardy of life
or limb twice for tho same offence, and
certainly there ought to DO some legal
provision to prevent honest members OF
Congress from being twice subjected to
such dire temptation as Mr. II. has been
compelled to undergo. BY all means,
let the Constitution be amended next
winter SO that the pangs of conscience
Whose iron soourge and torturing hour
Alright the bad, aflict tho best.
may not twice hereafter for the same Of
fence either albright" or "atlict' the
selcdenyiug patriots who make laws for
the nation and praise the negroes for
the insignificant sum of five thousand
dollars year.
At The risk of being considered
somewhat captious and unreasonable, we
must say that the appropriation by Mr..
HUBBARD Of t. enty.six hundred dollars
to the fund .lor-the extra pay Of Con-
gressmen looks little queer. If he was
not entitled to the money, if it was
wrong for him to receive it, certainly the
other members of Congress occupy the
same position, and it is equally wrong
for any of them to touch their portion.
We would have expected our exemplary
preventative to bestow his twenty six
hundred dollars upon some object of
charity, upon the pension fund for the
widows and orphans of soldiers. OF, last
but not least, for the benefit of the
Freedmen;" but instead OF this he con-
tributes his money to swell the extra pay
of his fellow members of Congress, aud
thrusts into the pockets of others whose
consciousness should be as acute as his
own, the greenbacks which were TOO.
heavy for him to hold. .....
However, we congratulate our friend
on having come safely through this sec
ond trial, and sincerely trust that he may
not go back TO Congress to undergo
gepetitien.of the agony he has SO pobly
endured. 80, r,be ...- H...
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Words of Vital Interest.

Will the thousands who read columns Of friv.
olous verbiage every day devote fve minutes to
the perusal of few facts which concern them
nearly Our text is Health, and we will put
our commentary into nutshell. Weakness is
indirectly tho cause of all sickness for if nature
be strong enough to resist the morbid influences
which produce illness, of course they are power
less. Seek strength, therefore. Invigorate and
regulate the system. When the quicksilver
ranges from 50 to 95 degrees in the shade, the
most achletlc are enfeebled, and the weak arc
FRUSTRATED 1t is at such time that such an
invigorator as HOSTETTER'sS STOMACH BIT
TERS is urgently needed. What are the effects
of this rare vegetable tOniCi Would that all
who have known its benefits could condcnse
their experience into this paragraph. They
would tell the healthy, to protect their health
they must use this great safeguard against the
debiltating influences. They would cxhort tue
weak to discard all unmedicated and impure
stimulants and cling TO this wholesome and un.
failing tonic and Alternative as the shpwrecked
mariner would cling TO raft in a stormy sea-
They would, of dyspeptic pangs relieved of APP
petite restored, Of shattered nerves 70 strung
of headaches cured, of disordered functions reg
ulated, Of hypOchondria dissipated. Of miasmat
&c diseases baffed, of fever and agVe cured, Of
liver complaints arrested, of heat, privatiop and
toll defied, Of hope terminated and cheerfulness
restored. Such are the effects Of HOSTEL.
TIERS BITTERS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
State Convention.

The citizens of this State who are opposed
to the radical party are requested to meet in
their respective counties, or townships, at such
time as they may deem most expedient and
select delegates to represent their county in
State Convention to be held in PARKERS-
BURG, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81 at
ten o'clock a. m for the purpose of nominating
candidates for State Offices
Where there is danger that public meetings
.---v b. i-t-----t-a -hs=-si-a---~~, foVvtu-
mend that delegates be designated by written
appointment signed by the voters.
We also recommend that the deleg ates from
each Congressional District be authorized to
nominate a candidate for Congress, at the State
Convention.
By order of the state Executive Committee.
D. LAMB Chairman.
o. S. LONG, Secretary.
Wheeling June 81 1865
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I MAJoR-GENER IL SLocUM ON RADICAL.
1sN-The distir guished Major General
Slocum, who is spoken of as Secretary of
War after Mr.. Stanton, wrote a letter
in reply to an invitation to attend the
Soldiers Convention in Pennsylvania.
from which we make the following ex
tract: --.... ...
There exists among US s political
party, which, for the purpose of retain
ing power, has prevented the complete
restoration of tie Union, which we un-
derstood to be the sole object of the war;
party which would hold portion of
the States in suhjugation, teaching the
rising generation in both sections lessons
of jealousy and hatred, instead of seek.
ing to make them forget the bitter past,
and become, as they must become-if
our Union is ever TO be of value-one
people In interest and feeling. -
Let those who fought for a restora-
ton of the Union now come forward and
vote for 1t, and our victory is assured.
VERY respectfully, &C.,
n. w. SLoCUM."
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All AbSut fhas Exsra Pay-Lester
from Hon. o. d. Hubbard.
realtors of the Register |.

Editors OF the kegHtert
For the purpose Of relieving your anx-
iety about "That Extra Pay" make
the following brief statement: The draft
for my extra pay was potreceived by me
Immediately on the adjournment ofCon.
gress, as you intimate, but was malea
from Washington on the LIST ana reCeiVeu
here on the Cd of August. 1t was return
ed on the Sd, with the letter, which you
hore already published. Had the money
been left In the hands OF the sergeant,
alarms, it could have been drawn by me
at any time; deposited to the credit o. the
United States, in the hands Of the Treas
urer, it is beyond my reach or disposal
The draft drawn by the Treasurer was
not endorsed, for the reason that' no'
| considering myself entitledto the money
| and having determined to return H. l
Ala not deem it necessary to acknowl-
| sdge its receipt by my endorsement OF
tbe draft, presuming that IL might 10
sent to the Treasury and there Cancelled;
! the same as if you had sent me check,
u .n1 a TO INV order, to which j was not
apn3;tied : I should not have thought it
nacossarv to have endorsed it, before l
nouiS have returned it to you, though it
~;Ght have come through the hands of
your agent.
| to me- with the statement, that In order
that the amount may be returned
:n1o +ba Treasury it would be
nn"ossor,, that 7 endorse the draft to the
Treasurer of the United States, and that
1 state upon the back OF the draIt 20 Wna -
| fund and for what purpose wished II
applied, when returned to the treasury =.
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AMONG the names signed to a call for
a Conservative Convention in Michigan,
Nc notieerWiiliam Shakspsar g, of Kala-
mhazoo; His real name is Bill Spear, but
e1 naa the fever and agpe so badly that
ioiAS now call him Shake-Spear.
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EDITORS OF THE REGISTER;
pIesse announce the name OF ~. a IA 81, HlS -
,.s ssss IifuepeuuenJ can dldate Tor Sherlt
of Ohio county, subject to no Convention, anC
a1S6.te. THE WHOLE PEOPLE.
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EDITORS REGISTER

EDITORS REGISTER;
You are authorized 10 announce the name OF
w, s BUCHANAN Esq, as suitable candl.
date for the office OF Clerk OF the Z lrcmt Court
of Ohio county, subject 10 the decision of the
Democratic Convention.
VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
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GENTLEMEN:
RESPONDING 10 your appeal thank you; and
appreciate tine confidence expressed by you, In
nv devotion to yeur interests-'the true inter
ests OF all men" and in my ability to discharge
impartially and fairly, the duties Of Sherin OF
our county,"
can but feel complimented, and your request
TO allow my name to be used as a candidate Tor
that office cannot be denies, coming, as II does
from so large and respectable committee, repre-
senting one of the main elements OF our STeagu',
one which helps to make up the great natlonai
I,arty now opposed by Radicalism, and all the otn.
er isms that ever cursed our country. Eaeh one
of YOU will bear testimony that have not So
licited you-0r aby one OF you, 10 urge OF pre-
sent, my claims-it have any, 1or the oihce "
which YOU seek to elevate me-, ana you all k'syt0
that nave promised no Depatysn 10 9alls'
md Won IN Test assured that wiz ne yer prom
ise that which is not ID my power 10 CONFER
This appeal-or request-as each and every one
of YOU knOI1-has been voluntary on your pdIS
and without my knowledge OF consultation:
have sought no office, SINCE my dec0pttdt'0H
from the Postogtee Department IN OStooeri i90l.
In considering your request, l athfm that L am
and always have been, devoted to the True H.
terests OF all men"-(as you please TO put ~
but more particularly TO the l0tlte man, oeheV-
ing that he in the creation, was made alter Voo
own image. The element you represent, shou1u
and doubtless will have Voice IN the Con-
yention OF Democrats and Conservatives, Mhlcn
ia tn convene on the 18th inst 1trbe Court House
of Ohio county, for the Purp, u nominating
Candidates Tor the various orices; 0aV It Is not
your will alone, that must there DC ~ene. You
are reminded that there are other Clements
which combined with yours, make up the %noie,
When ths fai2y repr V they will
have no difficulty in determining who shall oe
their standard bearer. II it should be the pleas,
nre of the Convention to assign that duty 70
me, I will employ all honorable means az my
command, to promote success. Should tlaI pos n
be assigned to another, you must nos' anu 90"
not be disappointed. ...,,,
Thanking you, gentlemen, again, since rely
| for YOUR friendship, which with SOME OF you
| has been unbroken for thirty years, am very
truly your friend and obt servant MOSS
THOS. L. SHALLCROSS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE III
/ ACRES OF FINE BOTTOM LAND, of a
mile from the Court House Of Marshall county,
adjoining lands Of Geo. Edwards, JnO M. Bell
and others; also, other valuable real estate near
the depot. Twill be at Circuit Court at Mounds.
vile from the 4th until the 10th of September
next. Until then address me at Marietta, Ohio.
TaupI5.dIw&wlt w. II. OLDHAM.
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DIED

At st. Louis on the 10Th inst, at half,past ten
o'clock p. M, HELEN JANE DUNLEVY, IN
FAINT daughter of Anthony and Cynthia Dun
levy, in the fifteenth month OF her age.
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EDITORS OF REGISTER;
Please announce Nj, SAMUEL d. GREEK,
as candidate for the clfce 0f County treasurer
subject tc the decision OF the pemoGTstiS SSn'
yentien. MANI fO4Gn9'
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Mr.. EDITOR: ,opr1,D o,,
didate for County Recorder, subject TO the de-
cision of tho Democratic Convention:
MANY FRIENDS.
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EDITORS LEICESTER

EDITORS EEOlSlEh'
Please announce the name of E. S BEDEL.
LION, as a suitable candidate for the office oil
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Ohio county, sub
ject to the decision Of the Democratic Conyen'
ton. MIAMI NOIhho'
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SOMETHING FOR THE LADIEs1-Gol,
ored starch is the latest and greatest
novelty of the season Is is made in
pink, buff, the new mauvo, and delicate
green and blue win soon be produced,
ANY article starched with the new prep
aration is completely ool0red-dyed we
should have said, but as it washes. ont
and the garment that was pink today,
may De green tomorrow, and buff after
wards, We can hardly say dyed. 1t is
intended especially for those bright but
rreacheronIy colored muslins, that are
costly, wash out, and perpiex their owl
ers. If the pattern has been panys,
they only need the mauve starch: and
they can be rendered one even and nrsttU
shade, thus becoming otonlv 1919 proSIS
again, but very stylish. WhiIo a ,v
Iaacassars or)lace5 oatains may Also lSe
colored in the same way, and infnitc Va.
riety atfofdea.h ri q ~ plsss
aaKwIIaoEE5DTsG ia Gisl0yai Ma5E,a,sns
says. thersis aosfssFthat, Preachers will.
be arrested for preaching the gospel in
Illinois, for they never do it.
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MFssRs EDITORS :

MFSsRs EDITORS:
Please announce THOS b MCkEEN as can
didate for Clerk OF the Circuit Court, subject TO
tho decision Of tue Democratic Convention:
aug13tC. THE RIG HI PEOPLE.
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For Treasurer.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
Please announce the name OF A. A. ALL
SON. ESQ, as candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Con vention. THE PEOPLE.
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For Recorder.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
Please announce Mr. ROBERT D. WOODS
of Richland Township, as q candidate for nom
ination for the Office of County RecOr der, sub
iect to the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention. Tjy9.tc MANY VOTERS.
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For Trensurer,

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
Please announce ISRAEL UPDEGRAFF as
candidate for the office OF County Treasurer
subject to the decision Of the Democratic Con
vention. HoIEho.
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Mr.. sballcross' Response.
GENTLEMEN

WHEELING, August eth, 1866.
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NOMINATIONS.
The sheriGaIg.
EDITORS OF TIE REGISTER:

EDITORS OF TIE REGISTER:
The following call upon our fellow-citizen,
THOMAS p. SHALLcRoss, Rsq, to allow the use
of his name in connection with the Office OF
Sheriff of Ohio county, was signed by over four
5undred German voters Of this vicinity. Please
nnbIish the same, and much oblige
fN~--- 400 GERMAN VOTERS.
10 Thomas p. ShaElcross, Esq.
SIR. The undersigned citizens Of Ohio county
having confidence IN your devotion to the true
Interests of all men, and your ability to dis
charge impartially and fairly the duties OF sher,
To be rised as a candidate Tor that office.
MIR, shallcr0ss' Response
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