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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-11
Another Meeting in Warshai-Ap-
POiusment OF Delegate
L0UDFNvmLE, MARSHAL Co.
w Y, Anril ~

l
w Va, April :, 1906
Editors ct the Register:
IA looh ING over the columns of yOur
valuable paper / see that large and Ell.
tlusastc meetings are being held all
over our State,'and am glad to .re the
fire q Indignation against our public
servants, both in the Federal and State
councils, 80 happily hurnin", and think
that The time has come when furhear-
auce cease to hea yirtne and the con.
suryatives should now come boldly to
the WORK that is before us, and strike
vigorously aud aeterminedly for our cOu
hututional liberty, which "A Viudi"tiye
INSCRIPTIONS, unchristiau and uuturgiV-
iug party III power are seeking IL de
prive us of Our township Cameron
has, | aun glad 10 say, some as good
friends 10 President Johnson and his
constitutional policy and can cuSs Just
as hard at the Registrars office a. any
of the miscallGd Union party III our
township, and all seem determined
without fear OF favor (the act to sup
press criticism to the contrary notEith-
sranding) peaceably but persistenIly to
battle for the privileges Of citizenship
guaranteed TO us by the constitution of
the United States, and the constitution
of this State, without the unconstitu.
tional amendment)
In accordance with the call OF the
State Central Committee, for county
and township meetings, and tue apo mt
,l l.l. Il, -
ton to be held at Clarksburg, on the
l2th INST, ameeting was held here to-
day
On motion, Mr.. G. GoShorn wa an
pointed Chairman, and William WoIy.
ingt0n chosen Secretary.
Mr.. Goshoru, in taking the chair ex-
planned the object Of the meeting ~ y
few very appropriate remarks, after
which the following named genrle.ns,
were appointed committee to daft
resolutions expressive of the sense of
the meeting: MeSsrs Joshua Goddard
Sample c. Parker and Isaac Cox.
After short absence, the con,miit...
returned with the following:
WHEREAS, Our country has been
plunged into strife and bloody wal by
the disuniOnists of the South, and we
are now threated with the same by the
fanatics of the North, whose motto seems
to be, We will rule or we will ruin,
and that we have looked in vain TO our
National co0ncils tor an adjastueua If
our unhappy strlfe aud reunion aud
harmonious intercourse with our srrinr
brethren of the South, Therefore
Resolred, lsi That III the cours,4 NJ
President Jobnson-his reconstruct,on
speech to the citizens of Washington
his veto of the Freedmens Bureau uill
his veto of the Civil Rights bill, and his |
recent proclamation declaring the var |
at an end and union and civil law re. |
stored, and that the citizens of the whole
United States are placed according to the
constitution on equal footing. and rebre.
sentation according to taxation-mepts
az ~ III deserves the universal appreciation
u al the friends of constitutional lib.
'-*' - -1. ssgt
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mas.imz iu Taeker Coun,y.

Pursuant to previous notice number
of the citizens of Tucker county mat id
st George, on Saturday. the 9Th inst
for ihe purpose of appointing delegates
to attend the conservative State Conven,
ton to lie held il Ciarksturg OH the
18th of April, 1866
The meeting was organized by ap-
pointing Se.aue w Bowman as Presi-
ident, and John G. Moore as Secretary.
The following resolutions were then
adopted
Resolpea, That this meeting proceed
to appoint i've delegates frOm each
township to represent this county III
the conservative State Convention to be
held in Clarksburg on the 18th of April.
any one OF more of whom, attending said
Convention, shall be authorized to rep
resent the conservatives of this county
in said Convention
Inpursuance of the foregoing resolu
ton. the following delegates were APP
pointed by the meeting:
For St George Township-lsraei Pull
lips, Rufus Maxwell, Samuel " Bow
man. d K Dumire and John NJ. l.
Porter.
For HanuahsviIlo Township John
White, Theodore Lipscomb, James G. A
Go1, George NJ Nester and Daniel G
Adams
For Blackfork Observation-Disclosures
Moore, Ward Parsons, Ebenezer Flana-
agan, John G.. Moore and Abraham
Parsons.
On motion, it was ordered that the
proceedings Of this meeting be sent to
tho Wheeling REGISTER for publication.
The meeting adjourned sire die.
SAMUEL w BOWMAN,
President.
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DoN'T neglect to have your name
registered as soon as possible.
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Dea,n of a MI. Barbour, E.a,

We learn from the Culpepper Obscrra
that A. NJ. Barbour, Esq. n native OF
that county, died in Montgomery, Ala
bama, on tho 18th instant, in the thirty
fourth year of his age.
Mr. Barbour, for a man of his age, had
been prominently before the public -
Some twelve years ago he removed to
Monongalia county, now in West Vir-
ginia; and few years afterwards rep
resented that county in the Virginia
Legislature. He was then appointed
Superintendent OF the Harper's Ferry
Armory, which position he held until the
secession of Virginia from the Union
He was n member of the Secession Con
yention from Jefferson county. Though
decidedly opposed to secession, he, when
the ordinance had been passed, sided
with his State. and became chief quar-
termaster TO General j. +. Johnson,
which Office he held throughout the war
He was man of fine social qualities
Mr.. Barbour leaves family His
wife was a Miss Daniel, Of Jefferson
comfy
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JOHN G. MOORE, Secretary.
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State Convention.

The citizens of this State who are opposed to
he adoption of the proposed amendment to the
Constitution of West Virginia are requested te
assemble in their respective counties, at sucn
time as they may deem most expedient, and ap
point one Delegate to represent each election
precinct in their county in the STATE CON
vENTION to be held at CLARKSBURG, Harri
son county, on THURSDAY, the 18th day o.
APRIL, 1866, for the purpose of devising meas
ures of opposition to the 'radicaiism now doml
uant in this State
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
Wheeling, March IA, 1866.
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Trustees Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
~ TRUST executed by John (. Hor sini az.
Mary Ann Hopkins his wife, bearing date o.
the - day OF December in the year leo, ana
now on record In the Recorders Office Of ono
the front door Of the Court House Of Obj
county, on Tuesday the first day Of May neIi
the following property, TO WIT Lot numbeti
four 90 on the plat OF James X Bakers All
James II. Stout sub division Of lots, in squrl
numbered thirteen 90 adjoining Athenur
also the one undivided half or moiety Of for
other lots in said Baker aud Stouts sub division,
designated on the plat thereof as lots numbers
one "a, two C2, three 49, and fourteen 40, als'
lot numbered twenty seven 20 situated on tks
National road in Daniel Steemrods addition 10
the city Of Wheeling being sixty feet ironi
running back one hundred and twenty; also its
one undivided half or moietY Of nine lots, nun
bered ], 2, 34, s. and q in square nnmbsrsd
10, in James and James r. Bakers addition 70
the city OF wheeling also sixteen lots on ~
island, situated In Daniel Zanes addition 10 ~
city of Wheeling, and designated as Lots No
q, ~ 81, 81, So 80 90, 1Oe 100, 100, l2i, 100 lS
1874, i35 and l4O; also six lots situated In Caro-
and Bakers addition TO the city Of WbeehSf
and designated as lots numbered g, J,
and IL, in square numbered g. also one piece OK
parcel Of land about the size Of ten lots situsea
in said square No 3, in Carroll and Bakers q
dition; also lot numbered 100 situated on nortl
side of Zane street. also lot numbered 10 10
square numbered II, in Janss and danes X
Bakers addition. 800 TrF
Terms Of Sale-Tbe purchaser shalI be Al
liberty 10 pay the whole Of the purchase moneJ
in hand, or one fourth In cash, ans-<he balanc.
in ak, twelve and eighteen months, givins
notes with approved security Tor tho deierrel
payments, and the title retained uutil the pur.
chase money Is paid in full.
~ HENRY CRANGLE,
". II. BASSETT * CO, Trustee.
AuctiOneers rnar21u
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James River and Kanawha Canal.

The French company of capitalists
has accepted the charter granted by the
Legislatures ofVirginia and West Vir
ginia, and work upon the canal will be
commenced as soon as may be practica
BILE This viii be good news to the in
habitants Of the Kanawha valley
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The Richmond Papers.

We are glad to welcome the Rich
mond papers to our table again. They
resumed publication Monday morning,
the difficulty between the proprietors
and the printers having been compro,
missed.
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HaIffare Tickets.

The agents of the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad have been authorized to issue
baltare tickets to persons wishing to
attend the Clarksburg convention. Let
there be full turn out.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

100 Mats Cinnamon,
500 lbs Cloves,
$50 Nutmegs sound,
500 Allspice,
For sale by LAUGHLINS BUSHFIRLb
10 Bags Pepper, prime siftsd.
20 Boxes Corn Starch,
. Ground Ginger,
For sale by LAUGHLIHs & BUsHFIRLD
500 lbs Manila and Bengal Indigo,
8 500 " Madden Ombro,
% 1000 {" Extract 'Logwoed, assorted bo.s.
200 Clipped Logwood, in boxes
For sale by LAUGHLINS BUSHFRLD
% Dozen Burnett's Extract Lemon,
% Burnetts Extract Vanilla,
o5 (" Cecoaine,
On Extract Rose and Almonds
At LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELDs
50 Dozen Fancy Colognes,
200 Rose and Bears Oil,
60 Bazines Pomades,
GO Glenn's Pomades,
At LAUGHLINS g. BUSHFIELDS
50 Dozen Paint Brushes, assorted,
50 Sash Tools,
% Varnish Brushes,
IS Cloth Brushes,
At LAUGHLINS e. BUSHFIELDS
% Dozen White Wash Brushes,
25 Hair Brushes, different styles
90 busting Brushes, plain and faley
50 " Srubbing Brushes
At LAUGHL1NS e. BUSHFIELDS
90 lbs Oil Lemon, fresh and pure,
10 " Oil Bergamot,
10 a" Oil Cassia very NICE
% Peppermint, select, -
At LAUGHL1Ns & BUsHFlELDi
50 Gross Todd's Pills, family use,
10 Ayres Cathartic Pills
10 Wright's Indian Pill,
90 McLain's Liver Pill.
At LAUGHLINS g. BUShFlELDS
The above goods are bought low and villa
| sold TO cash buyers at low rates.
Call and get our prices and see our goods, a.
we will guarantee satisfaction.
ILAUGHLINS & : BUSHFlELD,
DRUGGISTS,
.DrET WHEEI INA
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srss sBrs S 3sssn ,I., Belle sSrsn New Brigham
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The SaxtOn Divorce Suit.
ANOTHER SHOT FROM JUDGE BARNARD AT THE AD
vERTIsIS0 DIVORCE LAWYERS.
Before Judge Barnard.

SUPREME CorRT-cHAMBERe.
Before Judge Barnard
NAY l7.-Anns 4. S1rtos JosepA A. Sa<tm-- This
sase the full Particular Of which published sun
days HERALD, up again this morning. will be
semembcrcd that Judge Barnard Saturday last ad-
Sourned over the examination The alleged fraudu-
hoas procurement Of q divorce until to-day.
Mr Nacgregor who appeared for the lady, stated that
Ne unable TO have the witness who testified
before rferee the adultery Of defendant He
lad in his possession the adavas of other parties
vrovipg the adultery, but he did not think II necessary
20 read them ut that time From the publicity given
Che and the importance Of he Mr Macgregor)
willing that the other side should have opportunity
asns an answer and allow the matter 70 60 before
iury he tried by his Honor. II would be necessary
3br the planun 10 amend her complaint and he would
ask that Mr. saxton be compelled to give security for
a1imony and costs of the suit
Judge Barnard remarked that In his mind there was
ltoe doubt but that this man bad abandoned his wife
but he meant ASCERTAIN whether the lady had procured
divorce from her husband without giving him proper
notincation
M r W. Adams, for defendant, said that he had wit
oessse court 70 prove the ALB OF Mr. saxton at the
aats u was alleged he had committed adultery.
Judge Barnard said he would grant the motion Of de-
fendAn and directed that the whole matter be heard
fore him with three days notice In max the order
- TO references some few days SINCE he did not mean TO
eious practice Of certain parties advertising that they
would procure divorces without publicity claiming 20
De officers of the court In league with them, thereby
eccng upon the court and s dignity J. ~ Margrcgor
!. plaintiff Y ,. vanderposl and r. W. Adams for dc.
fs ndant
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s""niet % Authority Between Jsdges
McCunn and Jones.
Aiht T. STEWART AGAINST HTH.


turySioR corpr-rARr u
Before Judge McCunn
r. Sf'rdr % Wintom g Bayk,r-This was an
ordinary action for ec,mcnt for alleged violation OF
covenants In lease The piantin s the owner in fee
~f Nos - and 30 Duane street, which are occupied by
she defendant under from the former owners Of
she premises Among the spua,ions In the indrpiure
o. lease " one not o sub let and another not In carry
On therein any business " extra hazardous
In violation u these Agreements the paInn contend.
~ NJ the fcndant has snbet 10 parties and has
pmted bueuc-s at an extra hazardous character 10 he
carried on IN portion of the premises wherefore he
sks that The defendant be elected that the lease be
legally declared a end, and that he paid a. 200
Ter the damages he has sustained by of the do
fspdsnts toftnous acts Tho has been frequently
J stponed, u appears, and yesterday when came On
trial SIR. Crosby of the counsel for defendant
a-sociae, rr lockwood, was absent IN Connecticut
Judge Hilton, counsel for Mr. stewart. opposed
Ne motion, and Judge McCunn dec ded that he
s"fd not postpone the under the c.rcum.
,stces rhe Judge therefore gave Judgment for
ysiniir Immediately after this decision Mr. crosby
spued TO IIdse Jones st the Special Term Of the su
y'ior Court for order staying proceedings This
d"r sss granted and Mr.. Crosby returned 10 Part IT.
fitrishng the document Judge Mccunn took the
order aud after reading took his pen and s
ssce The words, 'Ordcr vacstcd John ~ McCunn'--st
sns name time directing Mr.. Haviland, Clerk of the
ouu TO sec Judge Jones' explain the circumstances Of
sno sare and apologize u necessary for his Judge
HcCunn'sl action.
70 the matter stands al prc.ent-two Judges Of the
gm. cvar setins ~ dlrec, conE.e, With each vtber
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge Russell
FALSE PRETINCEs,


In this yesterday George Davis formerly the
employ OF the Hudson River Steamboat Company. was
tried end convicted o. obtaining about twenty dollars
worth Of canvas from Henry Jenkins on tho sth Of
March, alleging that he wanted the goods for the
steamers Thomas Schuyler and Seneca owned by the
above company. The jury recommended the young
to mercy and the City Judge remandcd him fer
sentence
ALLEGED GRAND LAKcKSIKs.
Alice Kecsan and Bridget Wilson, who were charged
by John Neyn with stealing sixteen hundred dollars In
money, at house of prostitution In Cherry street, on
the LIST inst, tned and acquitted One Of the
gave him eleven hundred dollars, stating that she
had Il for safe keeping and the complainant was SO
intoxicated u did not appear clear that he hsd the
amount Of money which he claimed 10 have had
Louis seibrng charged with stealing seventy COL
lars from Charles villemin, 133 Twenty ninth street.
the 10Th Of April II appeared the trial that the
complaining witnesses the mother and sepfather of
the prisoner, whereupon Assistant District Attorney Bed
ford abandoned the prosecution and the Jury acquitted
the accused.
John Dufy who was indicted for stealing horse and
saddle, worth four hundred and ten dollars owned by
Nathan J. Hale, acquitted of the charge the crcum
showing that he had eoncus intent 10 taking
the property
The New York herald., 1866-05-18
Assiea Against the Hsrnsny Fire asd
Marine Insurance Company.


Before Judge Foster
Nav fs-rAs Sbrw<s' Lcs~ sss Dwa CsHcsny vs
ns Harmo~y Fsw ssd kariss I~ssrsscs cSwpasy.-
Plaint In this suit claimed 10 be trustees In possession
Of the Racine and Mississippi Railroad and lesssss Of the
northern Illinois Railroad In their complaint they
alleged that the 18th OF May 1894 they insured with
the defendants con any property belonging TO tho Trust
Company trustees and essees and for any properly
for which they may be- liable u matters Of what the
property may consist where u may be, provided
the property s premises owned or occupied BY the
said trustees aud used their railroad or premises In
The city of Racine Wisconsin" On the 2pth OF March
1865 nrc broke out burning dredee, claimed 70 be
The property Of The pIsntrs For the further prosec
ton Of their property piaurns also insured In several
other companies and they sued the defendants IN
his action for tts pssrcston Of the insurance aid 70
be 81, 100, with interest
The ownsrspAp of The trustees was denied IN answer
and u was sIso set up that the dredgc, being he
rver oua not oe SAID 70 he upon the promises of the
paintins within the city OF Racine
All questions or Law In the as 10 the title Of the
pain VIII be argued at the general ,ern and the only
question enbmittcd 10 the jury rs o the aouu Of
Insurance ~ which plaintiffs entitled The case
sent 10 tn bury with this undersiand,ns and tbev
brought in a yeNiict for plantifs Tor II us
For psintGs NJ 8. p Nash; for defendants Mr. I J.
Glover
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What General Sweeny ts Reported to
Have Said OF Head Centre stephens.
Iron from TIN scrapings.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART H..

Richard Dudoeon o. Herman Ackerson. The plaintiff
in this machnis and claims to be the inventor
Of steam hammer, which, he asserts, he lent to per-
named Constantine TO be used by the latter In new
process Of manufacturing iron from tin scrapings The
latter process the invention appears Of Constantine
who received the hammer on the that be
would pay for IL in hts making process should
prove successful Mr. Constantine failed and at Sher
ins sale Of his effects the hammer was disposed OF
among other things and Mr. Ackerson, the defendant
became Its purchaser On the other hand Constantine
claims that he bought the hammer from the plaintiff,
and was not mere borrower Darlington A. wchle Tor
defendant
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

Court CalendaD-This Day.
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcuT. Part L-Oyer and Terminer
Part H--Nos 27lo l2l2 1851, 26s2, 1854, 23S2 1010
1880 242l 272s 27t2 1873 26l6 26oS 1884 24s4 2506
s7a TO- sll s%a oco o7l o7s lo7, a. 2ol 1857, 1osl,
11l9.
SUPREME CouRT-SPEcIAL ERn-Demurrers-26, %, 10.
Issues OF law and fact unchanged.
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roo LATE ron cLAssIrIcATlor.

n IN REWARD LOST A SMALL PArKn PARCEL,
SOU containing thiry-seven pairs q Gold sRsSss r
ihs once of Leescts Hotel Chatham street nsss oss~
bers
The New York herald., 1866-05-18
NEW sPAPERs.

<,opfes OF NEW YORK iEn,ID. WANTED. INK
ar two comics of Oetbcr - and N 1871 and pere
10 70 81 inclusive. Of the same year Address W. y =.
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Herald for 1857 Address W. y. y. Herald once
The New York herald., 1866-05-18
PHOrOaRAPHIc Art.

vpIyurooRArH GAILERy--oNE or THE OLptsr
establishments in the city, doing cs,n pus,nc.. svrr
Nassau street, room, 10
r,uoTooRArUiC GALLERY FoR stLB-sfrv ArEr-
in city of Rochester, w. on IN. princip.l .ss.r
M suplee. aH Brosiway.