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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-11
The Kentucky Election.

''F The result of the election held In Ken
lucky last Monday turns out better tnan
was at first reported. The radical parry
in that State is not merely beaten; IL Is
annihilated. twill never again dare u
rear its horrid front in Kentucky Inc
J,ouisville Courier, of last thursday
morning, says;
Our tables this morning contain TO
+orns from GO of the 10 counties In the
SITE which foot up for Judge DuValI
the very handsome majority ol 30
votes. The other counties Will PRoU"piS
incrsase it to $4,000, although probably
half of the counties Yet To come III WIZ
give Hobson small majOrltleS. IL VIII DC
Seen thai thus far We have heard from
only five counties that have gwen major
tiles for Hobson.
With rare exceptions the Democrats
have carried all their candidates for
county offices.
The contest in Kentucky was nOt
really fair tight between Conservatism
and radicalism, and even the Overwhesm'
ing majority cast for DUyALL Is not 1ne
full measure of the conservative
strength. General HoBsoN was con
stantly proclaimed TO be conservative
man, and the fact that, while IN Inc
army in 1864, he voted for MCCLELLAN
for the Presidency, was referred to-
illustrate his political position. lie was
supported by thousands of men who
could not be called radical aud who hoid
the party led by SUMNER and STEVENS
in the utmost adherence, But yet he was
voted for by the rac.loo of negro suffrage
and negro equality men, to be found In
Kentucky as We a elsewhere, and this
fact alone scared his defeat. 1t was
aroued that, Notwithstanding General
HoBsoN's conservatism, his election
would be heralded throughout the North
as a radical triumph, and it was to avoid
all possibility Of such an Interpretation
being put upon the popular vote IN
Kentucky that the people rallied in such
force for his opponent.
Neither can the result be correctly re-
garded as rebel triumph The Louis
Vile Journal confessed, not long ago
that the number of men entranchlsed 10y
the repeal of the expatrlatlon laws
would not exceed ten thousand. DC'
VAIL received about eighty thousand
votes. seventy thousand Of which, by
the Journals own showing, must have
been cast by loyal men; and his major
itv would reach forty thousand If every
rebel vote were rejected from the count
The election in Kentucky can only be
regarded as an expression of popular
detestation of the course of the
radical party. 1t is an EN-
pbatic endorsement OF the policy of Pres
ident JOHNSONs administration AND
clearly foreshadows the fate of radical
ism in the elections yet 10 be held. III Is
the first visible and tangible sign of the
mower of that ground-swell OF popular
Indignation spoken of by President JOHN
SON on the I'D of February, and which
will ere long OVerwhelm the radical
plotters against the nations peace Ken
lucky has set a noble example, and while
conservative men everywhere Will thank
her for The impetus she has given to the
good cause, they viii take fresh courage
and labor with renewed vigor for the
complete and universal triumph Of tue
right
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From the National Telegraph
PARKERsBURG, w. Va.
August 6, 1866.

MIR. EDITOR In common with all
other members of the Union party IN
West Virginia, it is our right to express
an opinion as to any policy to be adopteu
upon which to conduct the very I'M
portant election of the coming tau: Inc
Estate Executive Committee" all resi-
dents, we think, of Ohio county, have
proposed that the State Convention to
be held in Parkersburg on Thursday the
Both inst, shall not only make nom ma
lions for State officers,s but also tor
Congress and the State Senate. 10 this
mode of making Congressional and SEN
atorial nominations we have very grave
objections. 1t is altogether too "Archy."
|. 1t is unheard of in all past political
State Conventions, and an assumption
of power for the several districts that
we repudiate as unfair and well calcu
lated to give play to the tricks OF schem"
erS.
9. 1t necesstates at least subdivision
of the State Convention-into Congress
sional caucuses-and then subdivision
of the caucuses and reorganization OF
them into Senatorial caucuses. This is
a glorious metemsychosis and we'll calcu.
lated to promote the schemes OF few
men. We are sure that the people can
see through all this, and won't 'gulp'' it
down. Archy will find this policy won't
work any better than his grand scheme
to oust Mr.. w,lley.
we repudiate the whole thing, and
saw, let the State Convention do Its
work and 60 home to support it, Then
let Conventions be called in the Con,
gressional and Senatorial district, each
to do their work The people have a
right to separate Conventions, and also
to the political influence OF such Con
ventions in different parts of the State
We forewarn Archy's friends that the
Congressional and Senatorial nomina'
lions are not to be overruled by State
Conyention. FAIR PLAY.
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IT RULES HELD I'm THE

n CLERK Office of the Circuit Court of Marion
County on the first Monday in August lS66. -
William Il. Wilson u.s. Van c. Amos, ct al. In
Tho object of this suit is to subject the pro;
ceeds of the sale of the tract of land in the bill
mentioned to the payment and satisfaction OF
a judgement, rendered by the Circuit Court Of
Marion, at the June term Qs6G thereof, in favor
Of the complainant against the defendant, Van
G. Amos for the sum of $50 5O-l0o, with interest
thereon from the 2sth Of June, 1865. And It ap'
cause, that the defendant Van C.Amos, is not a
resident of this State, it is hereby ordered that
he appear Eere within one month from the pub,
licatien of this order, and do what is necessary
TO protect his intest herein.
A copy-Teste: n D. LoIi, Clerk
WILSON s. SMITH, p. Q.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
r. RULEs HELD I'M THE

A Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Marion
Comfy on the first Monday In August 1866.
lanes Amos. Us. Fletcher McD0ugle, George
Tetty, ct. al. In Chancery. =
sG0 mn tbe amount of interest on certain writ
mo Obligatory executed by complainant to the
defendant Fletcher McDougle, to restrain the
ddefsndant McDougle and Tetty from enforcing
the Collection of the said writing obligatory IN.
til the first day Of March ls6s ana 70 a.taSk
t Ana II snpsaring from affidavit filed in the
na n1 ~ Of ri The cause that the defendant Nc
pdRngs is not resident Of this State it is here
by ordered that he appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect his interest mere
in. A copy-Teste: X. b. LoiI, oierA'
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n RULRs UFLp IN THE

IN Clerks Office of the Circuit Court ofMarion
County on the first Monday in August, 1850.
Thomas McCraw rs. Thomas d. Murrin, ct. al.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to attach two parcels
of land situated in the county of Marion, near
Palatine, and subject the same to the payment
of the sum of SIPS 25.lO0, with interest thereon
from the e5th day Of April, 1865 due by the
defendant to the claimant. And it appearing
from affidavit filed IN the papers Oh the canse
this State, it is hereby ordered that he appear
here within one month from due publication OF
this order, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit
A copy-Teste: X. H. LOTT, CLERK
WILSON g. SMITH, p. q.
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A HEAVY FAILURE-The failure of
Budlons, the extensive Geauga county
cheese manufacturer, at Chardou was
announced on Wednesday. His habil-
ties amount to about $4,000. About
three years ago Mr.. Bublopg came out TO
the reserve from New York and estab-
lished a cheese factory at Parkman,
Geauga county having previously con-
tracted with the neighboring farmors ,o
furnish him their milk, for the season ~
81 cents per quart. Owing to the very
heavy advance in cheese, Mr., B was said
to have cleared over $50 900 that season
During the past two years he has been
heavy manufacturer at Chardon, in the
neighborhood Of which he had purchased
a large number of farms, stocking them
with COWS. He was connected with a
New York house, under the style of Bud.
long d Stokes -Clereland Plaindealer.
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GENERAL ROUSSEAU, who resigned his
seat in Congress in consequence OF
the action OF the House in reference
30 the Gaming of GRrNNELL, declines to
be candidate for reelection. He would
be elected with mt opposition if he would
consent to run
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Mrs. WinsIoW'S Queen Hair
Restorative.

rNRIs PREPARATION EXCELS
i all others, inasmuch as it is compound OF
all and only such ingredients as experience has
proved to be eficacious IN restoring gray, hair
to its natural color; arresting premature decay
and the falling out of the hair changing, dry
and why hair to moist soft and glossy rnglets;
mors ; Graduating scurf and dandrutf, and pro-
noting the growth of the hair: Sold wholesale
and retail by EDMUND BOOKING.
Nc /, Odd Fellows Hall,
Wheeling, w Va,
Manufacturer Of Bocking's Unriyalled lBak'
ing Powder. y2
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At RULE. HELD In THE

n Clerks Office of the Circuit Court OF Marion
County on the first Monday in August 1866
John Wilson rs. Van Z. Amos, et' al. In
The object of this snit is to subject the pro,
noentioned TO the payment and satisfaction of
Indictment rendered by the CircuIt Court OF Ma
LION at the June term thereof Tor the year le66
IN V fa, ~ 1r the complainant against the defend
ant, Van G. Amos, for the sum OF SIG 80 100
with interest thereon from the 25th day of June
1866. And it appearing from affidavit filed in
the papers Of the cause that the defendant Van
c Amos, is not a resident of this State il Is here
by ordered that he appear here within one month
from the due publication of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect his interest herein,
A copy-Teste: Il u. LOTT, Clerk
WILSON & SMITH, +. q
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The Sherihaliy.
e OLE THE REGISTER (:

EDIIOh5 VE THE 1tIs1'I~Al7Is'
The following call upon our fellow citizen,
THOMAS p. SBALLCRoss, Rsq., to allow the use
of his name in connection with the office OF
Sheriff OF Ohio county, was signed by over J0"r
hundred German voters Of this vicinity: Please
publish the same, and much oblige ,
400 GERMAN VOTERS.
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EDITORS OF REGISTER

EDITORS OF REGISTER:
Please announce Mr.. SAMUEL IL GREER,
as q candidate for the Cllice OF County Treasurer,
subject to the decision OF the Democratic Con
yention. MANY VOTERS
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EDITORS REGISTER

INIVIJI
You are authorized 20 announce tho name of
w. S BUCH ANAN, ESQ, as a suitable Caudi-
date for the office of Clerk OF the irCuit Court
of Ohio county, subject to the decision OF ths
Democratic Convention.
VOTERS or OHIO COUNTY.
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EnIroKs On M RFGIsrER

EDITORS or THE REGISTER:
Please announce the name OF +. y. BARRA.
BINO, rs an Independent candidate for Sheriff
of Ohio county, subject to no Convention and
Oblige his many friends,
angG te THE WHOLE PEOPLE.
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Mr.. EDITOR

Mr.. EDITOR
Please announce JOHN q. PORTER. "a n can
didate for County Recorder, subject to the de-
csion ri the Democratic Convention.
MANY FRIENDS.
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10 TLomn, p. .ShQVcross, ESQ.

70
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.
i'll of our county, request you to allow your name
TO be used as q candidate Tor that office,
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EDITORS EEGI Ter 4:

Please announce the name OF r.. 5. BEDEL.
LION, ~ q suitable candidate for the office Of
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Ohio county, sub,
jeCt TO the decision Of the Democratic COnven,
ton MANY VOTERS.
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For Recorder

EDITORS OF TIE REGISTER
Please announce Mr. ROBERT &. WOODS
of Richland Township, as a candidate for nom.
nation for the Office of County RecOr der sub
iect to the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention. Liy9-tcl MANY VOTERS.
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For Treasurer.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
Please ANNOUNCE ISRAEL UPDEGRAFF as
a candidate for the Office of Comfy Treasurer,
subject TO the decision Of the Democratic Con
vention VOTERS.
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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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Quimby's Weekly Bulletin,

DOLEARD'S SOUTHERN HIS.
i TORY OF TIE WAR, DR.. Warren )
Household Physician, G. w. NJ, Reynold >
Works, Alexander Dumas, Anthony TrollOpes,
Charles Lovers Mrs. Henry Woods, j. i.
Smiths, Miss NJ T. Bradden's Amelia b. Ed
wards Capt Mayne Reds Shakspears Novels,
and other Miscellaneous Works. All the latest
Weekly Papers, New York, Pittsburg and Gin
cinnati Dailies. Z. II. QUlMBf,
aurII.It 76 Market Street
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Places of Holding Primary Meeins'
60 ON Saturday Evening.

The Democratic and Conservative voters Oh
the city; under the call of the County E1ecu'
tive Committee. viii meet in the City Town.
ships nsrt Saturday erening at O'clock for the
purpose of appointing FIVE DELEGATES from
each Township to represent them in the County
Ccnnty Convention. to be held at the Court
House on Saturday, August ls. The Primary
Meetings will be held at the following places:
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Change OF ScIlooI Rnnr,s.

Editors ImtcIIiS c'tcer:-It is stated that
it is in contemplation to make nm entire
change OF text books in the Public
Schools of the city. The reason nssipn-
cd Is, that there is no uniformity in the
books now i'll use. But tho excuse has
no foundation. For many years past
all the Schools In the city have been
using, aud now all the Schools in the
State have adpOtcd McGuIfey's new ISc-
lectic series spoilers and readers and
Rays Arithmetic and Mitchell's Geo
graphies. Tho reason is, that the most
competent Judges have decided that
they are the best and cheapest books in
use. However great the Inducements
that certain publishers or their agents
may offer, one thing is certain, if n
change is made, the working men who
have children at the Public Schools
Will suffer the loss in the end. When n
book agent comes around with an Oily
tongue, and proposes to give new books
in exchange for old ones, without cost
TO the pupils, but at nm expense to him
self of several thousand dollars, he
must be verdant indeed who cannot see
a fraud in the whole proposal. I hope
the Principals of the Schools, and the
Board of Education, will ascertain the
views of their constituents on this sub
Ject, before making any changes.
j X T.,
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A MODERN MIRACLEI

From old and young, from rich and poor.
from high-born and lOwly, comes the UniverI
sal Voice OF praise for HALLS VEGETA nj n
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gray hair to It's original color.
Use II few times, and Presto, change! the
WhitGSt and worst looking hair Resumes lis
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II VIII not take n long dISagrecablc trial 10
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I'IsO'A Cure for Consumn,ton,

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
rom Consumption in the United States.
(See census Cor 1901
This remedy Inns been for several years
used In practice by eminent PHI Sicinns, with
such marked success, TINT IL is now, by ur-
gent request, offered To the public aG an in
HnlOle remedy for lung and throat diseases.
Not every one in the advanced stages OF con-
sumption can he cured, but.many have been
anu many more arc now receiving benefit
from It's use, and this long after all other
known remedies have failed. AS an evil
uence OF our sincerity in the above state
mentS, we WARltAST IT TO GIVE SATISFAC-
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lows Hal. Wheeling, West Va. aus
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WHY NOT USE THE REST4

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VESE-
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all, now ut lust, with mi nI(rOntorv like
Charles tho First, who lost his hC,d Nv
lying, Andrew johnson Oxolnims.
,,S SnOW. me The promise l have broken ~
10 which the nStoniShed American moo
iS reply, Show us tho promise you
This Presidential pilgrim is tho oul-
prit who, before no lSft homo, tnmpCr-
ed with General Shoridan's dispatches.
seeking TO destroy the reputation OF
that loyal soldier by involving him In
tho Disgrace ot nbetting tho rioters of
New Orleans. Thus, OH the lat of Au-
gust, General Sheridan photographed TO
General Grant, snying, "Tho mayor OF
tho city, during my absence, suppressed
the convention by the usO of tho police
force, and In so doing attacked the menu
hSrs OF the convention and n party of
two hundred negroes, and with fire.
arms, clubs, aud knives, iI q 1Mu1lmc,. 81,
unnecessary aud GtrOciOu$ us To compel
nc to sag Il WdS MURDER" The Pros
lueht OF tho United States, having thus
suppressed tho convention by murder,
immediately sought to suppress tho cv-
iuoncS OF his crime. On the lny fol-
lowing, General Sheridan telegram hSd
fuller and darker statement, which
was liKowtso suppressed by tho same
blood -StNinCd and COwNrdly hand. az
iGGS no riot" said tho General; at IUuS
/ .
rhIch hCdS not exceeded iM nIuricrOuS
cruelty by that Of Fort IiilOW. IL iVuS q
| MURDER Which the Mayor CtMGi Police
Of the city prcpctIutGd cithOuL It
SHADOW Of necessity. Furthermore, /
| dctIeTc IL IrdS pTcMCtiitdted and pre-
arranged" To all time, tho dread re-
| sponstbility Tor this tiendiSh Sluugh-
ter mt New Orleans shall rest on
Andrew johnson, President OrthS Uni
ted States. He was tho inSpirOr-th6
ringlCadcr, tho alder, aud abGttcr-tho
NpolOgist-and, ut last, tho official con-
cealcr of the ntrOcity. And now, as he
pursUos his vNiuglorious Journey, be
finds himself surrounded not only by
tho visible 6lultitudeS who gather TO
cape at his l6rdShip, but by an inViSi-
bic company Ofspirits that were disem-
bodied at New Orleans upon his act-u
EhoStly legion, hunting his preSiden-
tial progress, riding i'll his barouche,
sitting at his feRsts, gliding into his
Ded-chnmber, commissioned to follow
him through his life, and impatient TO
confront him at the lost day.
Meanwhile, in the solemn hour when
he stands by the monument of Douglas,
let him forecast tho cpitNph on his own.
Happy is he who. after death, lives
again III nations grateful remSn-
brance. Cursed is no who, dying, is
buried beneath tho reprOaChes OF the
| just anu tho accusations of tho Door,
| Touched with insanity. corrupted with
lust, stimulated with drink, let the
President of the United States, standing
for u half-hour by tho graves edge,
calm his blood and Chnsten his thoughts,
till he eau reflect, for his warming, how
IA chief magistrate who betrays his
country shall become u handful of dis
| lONOrGu dust
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Brick Machine.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, 3O,OO
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fined edges and uniform lengths. If the mn
chine does not perform what we claim for it
we will take it back and refund the money
Address ABRAM REQUA, General Agent
l4l Broadway, New York. augS-2meod
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND.
A CONSUMISTTVE CUprn

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