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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-23

"Jss sor-'TEracty i"-soiou shingls said
sy' In the marning he took Plantation Bsttsrs
II he felt weary at night he took Plantation Bis
tsrss y be tacke< 4ppstits wns seAh, lAnguid
or usrntaliy epprcrs~d be took Plantation Bis
tors and they never failed 20 set him on his
p'Fs F.s % S~rsoas % vant sny better authority, but
As come may. Just Rad the foi@.int,
Owe much tc you, Ter I
my life. REV. W. Il wA,i0NkR
Madrid N. W
I have been = srrAt sudcr.
sr from Dyspepsia, and bad g .Isna.o sn',sh'
oEY. c. A. WILDWOOD.
Nov York CITY.
~as 80 weak and ensrvated cou'd hardly vail,
aud had perfect dread of society. =
The Plantation Bitters have set me All right
JAMES HEIMINwAY,
The Plantatio, Iatters have
ured n. Of dsraa gemeut Of ths Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distrsssed me tor ysAra
They act llk. a charm p q. Q. MOORE
sS4 Broadway New York"
Mira o. n DEvOE manager OF the Union
Home School for soldiers Children, sAys che
"h has given IL 20 the weak and Invalid children
under her charge; With the most happy and frat-
flying rcsults." We have received over hun.
dred reams of such certificates but no Advcrt'ss-
ment is so effective ~ what people themselves
say Of good article. Our fortanc and our rcp-
utation u ai stake The original quality and
high character Of those go~ds viii be sustained
andsr every and all circumstances. They have
already obtained q sale In every towh village.
parish and hamlet among civilized nations Base
imitAtors try 70 come 90 near our name Ain styts
- they can, and becsuss . good article cannot
be- sold as low On = poor one they nnd some saP-
port from parties gho do noe care what they sell.
30 on your guard. See our private stamp ovo
the cork p H. DRAKE 90,
New York City.
Saratoga sprisg Water. cold by q
Druggists-
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BOARD or REGISTRATION,
FINAL MEETING.
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION.

An adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Registration of this county was held at
the Court house yesterday, when sever
al appeal cases were dispatched.
The case of A. w. Gullett, from Web
ster township, declared at the last
meeting to be nonresident, was recon-
sidered, and his name was restored. to
the list of voters.
Mr.. f. II. Barnes, from Clay township,
would not swear he was or was not a
resident Of the State, and his name was
stricken from the list of voters.
Mr.. o. II. Hannum, was charged with
not having been year in the State. He
appeared and proved himself to be a
citizen ofWest Virginia, and his name
was sustained.
Mr.. James Newlove, was charged with
having deserted from the Federal army
during the war. He appeared before
the Board and said he acknowledged
the corn;' he had not been treated
right, and would not let any man treat
him like dog; he said he took a
"French furlough' and forgot to return.
The Court held that all citizens of West
Virginia must be citizens of the United
States, and that, as a United States law
disfranchised deserters, Mr.. Newlove
could not vote in this State. @
Several malicious persons had "sent
in their cards. inviting the Board to
disfranchise Tom, Dick and Harry, but
as no special, reasonable and definite
charge was made against the aforesaid
individuals, the Board took no notice of
the scribbling laid before them.
The Board adjourned until next Jan
uary, when it will assemble to fix up
the books for the city election.
The members of the Board do not
presume to be lawyers, and as the regis
tration act conflicts with the clause of
our City Charter relating to voting on
property qualifications, they are in some
what of quandary. The registration
act provides that voters must be regis
tered and exercise the right of suffrage
in the township in which they reside.
The charter of the city provides that
citizens of the State who own
property in the city, shall have the
right TO vote at city elections, and for
years persons residing in one ward have
voted III different ward, where
they have owned property. We
think the point one easily to be
decided, and would stand by the char
ter of the city, as it is a contract that
cannot he set aside without the consent
of both parties to the compact. The
President of the Board has for some
time past been advising with State Off
cials on this subject, but, as yet, has re-
ceivcd no instructions. Would il not
be we'll for Governor Boreman to issue
General Order No. 9, and give his views
on this question:
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The Campaign.

The good work is progressing glori-
ouSly. The Conservative cause is max
ing decided gains, and our majority Ill
this county is rapidly swelling. Cour-
age, Friends. Push along the ball and
let us roll up such a majority for the
whole ticket in Ohio county next Thurs
day as shall dispirit and discourage our
foes for all time to como. If we beat
them as badly as it is i'll our power to
beat them this fall, we will never have
to make so vigorous fight again. Let
us strike hard and put the finishing
blow to radical supremacy aud radical
intolerance in Ohio county. We want
every vote brought out, and true friends
of the cause will subordinate their bu-
siness affairs to the paramount impor-
tance of the election. Let those who
are absent be induced to return in time
to vote. and let those who are about to
90 away remain until after they have
deposited their ballots. The material
interests of every citizen of Wheeling
demand that rcbullc be administered
to the mob spirit which dictated the
outbreak last Saturday night-such a
rebuke rs can only be administered at
the polls. Then make everything bend
to the political duties of the hour; see
that every Conservative vote is polled ;
and all will he well.
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CURRENT ITEMS.

JOHN BRIGHT has ruined his voice by
public speaking.
- HoRsE-MEAT sells in Paris for 20 cents
per pound.
A PRETTY little Jewess has been de-
tected in attempting to smuggle $4,000
worth of laces into New York.
SPAIN is shipping off scores of jour
nalists and others for opinions sake.
MAxIMILIAN's throne and purse are
despaired of in France.
THE sardine fishery Of France is more
successful this year than for the past
ten years-sai boats caught llO,OOO,OOO
sardines in the month of July.
VIRGINIA, Kentucky, Tennessee and
Missouri pay this year an internal rev.
enue tax of $40 900, 900 on tobacco.
THERE il truth in the remark of
Radical paper that every honrs un-
necessary delay in the work of complete
restoration it so much subtracted from
the national strength and from the rep
utation we have enjoyed of q self-re-
specting, sclfgoverning community"
THE Macon, Ga, Telegraph, IN CON
tradicting some of the absurd llbels
upon the South published in the Phila-
delphia Press, says: "Our policy is to
keen quiet, rIieny misrepresentation,
maintain the truthfulness Of your asser-
ton, that we accept the Union, and,
thus preserving our dignity and self
respect, await the march of eventi."
A PRACTICAL, hard7wOrking farmer,
returning from fair, writes: "a care
full examination of all the labor-savlng
agricultural machines establishes the
fact that the days of hard, ife-destroy-
ing labor on the farm are about being
numbered, and that in rural life there
are to be greater opportunities for leis,
ure, for intellectual improvement and
practical progress"
An elephant tusk for the Waterbury
button makers, says the Hartford
Times, weighing over one hundred
pounds, and measuring between eight
and ten feet in length, attracted consld-
erable attention at the Bridgeport de
not. A gentleman of some natural dis
cernment while taking a squint at IL re-
marked truly: 1T took strong dintist
to pull that tooth"
THE Hannibal ReduLliesays that with
in the past year three hundred and
twenty y-eight Radical political preach,
ers have been cent TO the penitentiaries
of the United States and eight of them
have been hung. Political preachers
should make note of this.
An immense aquarium is being COR
structed for the French Exhibition,
having a 'front.' of one hundred feet.
Sharks. PROPOSES and every variety OF
fish are TO be therein collected for the
amusement for the public.
( CHOLERA cases in London were al
ways more numerous on Monday and
Tuesday than on any other days-drnnk-
eness prevailing on Saturday night and
Sunday.
HoRsE-sTEALING is complained of
more than ever in Virginia.
| IL Hunt county, Texas, corn sells for
twenty-five cents bushel.
4 pEcArED locust tree, fell upon a
dravman in Cincinnati, on Thursday,
as he was driving past his own house,
killing him Instantly p = '.--.
THE Richmond. Virginia, EWkis says
that several thousand bales OF cotton
were shipped to England by blockade.
runners on account of the state OF Vr'
ginia, and wants 10 know what has be.
come of the proceeds. T!rs
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StouinU The Flag.

The regard the Radicals entertain
for '..The Old Flag" about which they
have talked so much, may be learned
from the fact that the first stones
thrown at the procession last Sat
urday night were directed against
the National Flag and the soldiers who
bore it. The standard bearer was struck
several times, but clung to his colors
with the devotion often heretofore man
ifested by the same soldiers on the bat
tle-felds of the republic. These gallant
men, the True Boys in Blue seemed to
be the especial objects of Radical hate,
and sustained the brunt of the attack.
If snch an occurrence had taken place,
the positions of the respective parties
being changed, and the Democrats had
been engaged in stoning the National
Flag and attempting TO kill its support
ers. the affair would have been heralded
all over the country as an act of rebel
lion; Radical newspapers would have
paraded it in their columns as an unpar-
alleled outrage, and would have written
editorials to show that "the war had
ended too soon." In all probability the
affair would have been the theme of
various bloody harangues at the next
session of Congress, and a COMMITTEE
of investigation" would have been ap
pointed to take into consideration the
propriety Of excluding West Virginia
from the Union. ssy4.
With all their professions Of devotion to
the Union, the radicals have excluded
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Vote Them Down.

We trust that each conservative man
in the city will make special exertions
to prevent any disturbance of the radi'
cal procession next Wednesday night.
The only persons from whom any dis
turbance is to he apprehended are heed
less boys or irresponsible men, who
suffer their Judgment to be blinded
by passion. 1t is true that the conserv-
atives have suffered grievous wrongs.
1t is true that they have been grossly
insulted and have endured these out
RACES until it is almost time for forbcar-
ance to cease. But, for this time at
least, let us forego any thought OF vio-
lent revenge and studiously labor TO
preserve the peace. Let the radicals
enioy their "one-horse show" next We'd
nesday nj ght, free from any disturbance
ON the part of the Democrats. Let
them shout till they are hoarse and
touch off all the fireworks their Boston
friends have furnished them; but let
Democrats and conservative men rally
to the polls on Thursday and show by
their votes their detestation of the prin-
ciplcs of the negro suffrage party and
their condemnation of the conduct of
its members. The noblest, best, most
effective and complete revenge we can
inlict upon those radical outlaws will
he the overwhelming defeat of their
party ticket. 1t will be defeated, at
any rate; let us make that defeat final
and show to the world that the voters of
Ohio county have no sympathy with
radicalism, whether its advocates come
with stones or with ballots i'll their
hands.
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REMARKABLE MURDER IN GREEN
COUNTY, NORTH CARoLINA.-On the
the night of the 4th instant, Mr.. Jesse
Hart, of Green county, North Carolina,
was called out of his house by sixteen
white men, who promised if he would
lay aside his pistol and bowie knife with
which he had armed himself on their
approach, that he should not be hurt.
Getting him into their power, they car
ried him hundred yards from his honse
and shot him. The next morning his
body was found bearing the marks OF
sixteen gun. shot wounds. At last ae-
counts no arrests had been made, though
suspicion rests upon several prominent
citizens. and two Yankees who had been
at work in the neighborhood and left
suddenly are also thought to know
something of the murder. A neighbor-
hood feud about the construction of a
mill-dam, with which Mr.. Hart had
some connection, is believed to be ut the
bottom of the matter. The murder has
caused great exciteInent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-23
Th. Constitutional Amendment.

The radical club having at last come
10 the concl usion that the more theprO-
posed constitutional amendment is seen,
the more votes will be cast for its rejec-
rion, has declined to pay any longer for
its insertion as an advertisement in the
REGISTER. Very well, gentlemen, you
need not pay us for it any more. We
are much obliged for your advertising
favOrs and whenever you want to secure
wide publicity for your advertisements
bring them To the Office of the REGISTER,
whose circulation is now nearly double
that of any other newspaper published
in West Virginia.
But, in accordance with the promise
made to our subscribers yesterday morn
ing, we will keep the type Ofthe propOs-
ed amendment standing until after the
election, and we invite all our readers
10 study it carefully and then make up
their minds how they will vote. 1t must
be observed that the WhOlc of the amend
ment must he ratified, or none. No State
can separate the sections and say il will
ratify this and reject that. 1t contains
five Independent propositions, but all
must share the same fate. There may
De some things in it which some persons
may approve (thOugh we believe every
section to be ohiectionabic) hut no man
can vote for a part without vot ng for
oil he must take the evil rs well rs the
good and noman except one who thinks
a negro entitled TO more consideration
than white man can fail to see that III
the proposed amendment the evil great
ly prcdominates.
The radicals at the last session Of
Congress had propensity for tacking
she most Objectionable and infamous
propositions to those which were wor-
thy of adoption and approval and then
rushing both through. For an instance
of this, we need only refer to the dodge
by which they added two thousand dol
lars year TO their own salaries. They
dared not go before the people upon
this plain question Of robbery, and so
they attached this appropriation for
themselves to q bill for giving bounty
to the soldiers, and voted for both.
Under the guise of doing an act of jus
tice to the veterans who served in the
field, they pocketcd for themselves 1.-The
hons share" Of the appropriation.
This constitutional amendment is an
other thing Of the same sort. Under the
guise of securing to the negroes the
civil rights which many persons be-
heve to be justly due, it provides for
forcing the States to adopt negro suf-
frsge and will result in increasing the
political power Of New England at the
expense ofotheT sections of the country.
The people cannot vote for one without
voting for both. Better reject both,
and when all the States are represented
IN Congress and the matter can he fair
ly presented, let all that is good in this
amendm'nt, if there be any good in it.
De embodied in new proposition and
submitted b the States. Certainly the
negroes are not suffering enough by
their exclusion from the witness box,
the jury box, tn right to hold Office,
and all the civil fghts of American cit
ilens to Justify the amendment of the
constitution in such,ot haste, in such q
revolutionary mannetand in such an
objectionable way.
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4 Card.
II Z NFU.
To the Cit'zeus of wheeling.

TO the Citizens of wheeling.
Whereas on last Saturday evening
during the Democratic torch-light pro
cession, certain persons not having the
fear of God within their heart, or that
reverence they should have for life, law,
and order, committed outrages by throw
ing stones and other missiles at the pro-
cession, several of which took effect on
the notices in the carriage that was
riding in, one striking me on the leg,
severe bruise. l was excited
and in the heat of passion made use OF
language that should not have been
made use of. / now counsel and adj
wise every Democrat, old and young,
to observe peace and order, both by
words and action, giving no otfense to
the opposite party. So that from this
time until after the election, all may be
peace and harmony in our city.
w. S. BUCHANAN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-23

CHILD BITTEN BY RATs.-Wc men,
toned in the Dispatch on Monday that
a small child of Mr.. John +. Barnes, on
Church Hill. had been very badly burn
ed. Since that time the little sufferer
has been again afflicted. Its parents
were awakened in the night by its
screams, and on going to the crib IN
which it slept they found that large
rat had bitten it in several places about
the face and neck. The tooth marks on
the right eyebrow, the upper lip, the
neck, and hole through the child's
tongue, showed the ferocity of the at.
tack.-Riehmond Dispatch, Oct. IL.
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RIVER NEWS.

THERE were about five and one-half
feet water in the channel last evening,
and falling. a-
The steamer Potomac, Captain Muhle-
man, Clerk, Theodore Fink, will leave
for Cincinnati this evening at five
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EAr Cincinnati.

Lraves Wednesday asth inst.. at o'clock, p. II.
- The fne steamer.
< RDiNBURGH.-... Capt L I. THOMPSON.
@. W THOMPSON, Clerk. L
For freight or passage apply on
sE BOOTH, BATErLE s CO.,
ectz2 5I - '.-If Agonts
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THERE will be grand ~ally of the
Democracy this evening at tl. corner of
Clay and Sixth streets, in. tn Fonrtb
Ward. Speeches will be made b, Henrv
3. Walker, Esq, and Col D. d. Jos,son
Ashort German speech VII also be n. do
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For Cincinnati.

wfn leave TUESDAY. tho s3rd inst, at
o'clock. Y. n, the elegant steamer
POTeMA .CHAs MuHLxMAS, Capta'p.
: -. CBRs Y ,uNs, Clerk.
For freight or passage apply on
sUznrS9 board, or To -. d.
k{zz8 BOOTH, BATrELLE & co..
oct2o3 81 ...r Agents.
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MEDICAL
aqua DE- mAaSoLIA.

A toilet dsnght supsrior 70 say CeieGnA
used @ bsths tse iscs and pee,sa n ts.der tss
perfume clothing fsr heAAschel 40 Il y nan:
afartured from the rich Southern NsgssilA anA
10 obtaining pAtrunHge quito unpsoaetsnted
ft is favurite with addresses and opera stnxsra
lt Is sold ny sll deslsrs q n.oa IN krEs sxetleA
and BY DxNAs BARNES Co, Nov York. Wheas-
sale Agents. ls t- 49, ~
DrugTsrs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-23

Who would not bo bsautifuli Who woald 10
odd u their h-4uty' What xivss that mzrbls
purity and dlsti,srN appearance ~e obssrvs up
the stage, aud iB the oitN bslls u is no Loo.
s-r ss~r~t They na" H&Ean's Mssroli. bAlm.
It's oontina-h nsc removes tan. frookl.s pitnp'ss
and rouRbness frym the fare aud hands. aud
b,,O'niHg and r2vishinE. Unltr many ss.-nist-
C. u cop ttins material Injurious to the skin.
Any Druggist ~i1 sr'isr u Tor -ou. " not on
hand. 81 81 cts y-T buttle a.
w HAGAS Troy. ". y, Chemist
DEMAs BARsHs q co,
wk0l.ssir Agents. ~ v.
saratoga spring Wairr, cold BY Al
Druggists
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Hsilstrsets iniIDitable Hair lol0fins 10 ast
dye. All tnstzHtsb~ous dyes Aru oompos~d of
lunar oauStie and more Ls.- destroy the vital
ity and beauty Of ths hair. THE 10 tho original
HAIR Cslsring. and has been growing In favor
over twenty years II rsstSr-s gray hair % 10
original color BY gradual Ab.orption. In most
remarkable manner. n 10 Ala bsantifuI haif
Irra.ink Sold IA tEo siEsss-S osuts and IL
by All dealers O. HEIMsTKEE1, Chemist 1,
Saratoga spriss water. sold ~ Q.
Druggists. .
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eleven States from representation in
Congress. With all their professed de-
votion to the soldiers, the radical Con-
gressmen gave to the defenders of the
nation, the miserable pittanee OF, one
hundred dollars bounty, while they
poeketed two thousand dollars extra
pay for themselves. With all their os-
tentatious love for the Flag of their
country, they stoned the Flag and
sought to kill the men who bore it in
the procession last Saturday night.
How dare they ask the people to ac-
cord to them sincerity when they pro-
fess to be the friends of the countryi
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Il l.a most delightful Hair Drc.sIng.1

IIIVsG
1t srsdiCstos aoruf aud dandrun
lt keeps tho head cool aud oleAn
IL makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II prsvsnts hair turning gray ard falling o1
II r-storsS hAir upon premztarely bald b~sds /.
This Is just what Lyons Rathalron win do.
IL 10 prettyit Is cbsap- durable. Il 10 litsrsI.
ly sold by the car load and yet Ia almost lncrcd.
ible demand 10 daily Increasing. until thsre 10
hardly country stor- that does not kesp IL. or
family that d,s.s dot "a. t.
4. THOMAS LYON. Chemist, ny
Saratoga sprinE WATER, sold by all
Druggists.
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OvEn a MILLION DOLLARS
lAVRD!

ta sa.-a
OvEh a MILLI0N DOLL A Hs
5AvRD!.
Gentlemen 80 had negro man worth a. 400
who took cold from bad hurt In the leg and
vas useleas for over year l had ussd svery.
thing could hear vf without benefit until
tried the Mexican Mustang Liniment 10 soon
effected . permanent cure"
il DOWNING
Montgomery, Ala, juno u, ia5o.
. tAk- pleasure In Recommending ne Asmr
can Mustang LlniTent A. . valuable and indfs
punsable srtiol. for sprains, Sores. Scratches or
Calls on norses Our men have used IL Tor burma
Bruises, Sores, rheumatism, &c., and all s~y 10
scts like magic" j. II, HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargos and
Harnd.n's Express.
Tho sprain oi my daughters ankle. ocoA-
doned while skating last winter, was entirsly
cured In one week, after she commenced uans
your celebrated Mustang Llnimeni
ED. sEELr
GlOuoester. AAkA, Aug. I, 1sGa
IL Is an admitted fact that the Mustang Lini.
mont performs more cures In . shorter time. on
and beast, than any artiois ever discovered.
Families, livery mon and planters should siways
aavo 10 ON hand. Quick aud snre it certainly u.
All genuine is wrapped In stoel. plate ongray.
ings bearing tho signature uf q. w. Westbrook,
Chemist and the pvipats u. g. stamp Of DEnAs
BARNEs Co over tho top.
An effort has been made % ountsrfoit 10 wikh
. cheap stone plate label Look oiosotvi
Saratoga svvtsa Water, sold by al
Druggists. =
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