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

long the radicals in Vermont,
is no need of deception. They
Everything their own way; they
no necessity for raising dust to
= hl their true purposes and deceive
into the support of their party.
make no false pretenses, bnt un-
ingly blurt ont the truth. So,
their brethren in other States are
Foring to hold out the idea that
tification of the constitutional
hent is the only thing to be re-
of the South prior to the admis-
Congress of Representatives from
Outhern States, the radicals in
nt deal in no such humbuggery,
b plainly that the South shall not
back without negro suffrage,
tter whether the amendment be
or not. They scorn to be par
he false promise held ont by the
IS in West Virginia and else
y and repudiate the idea that the
- is to be restored without the con-
of negro suffrage. A few days
e matter was brought to test IN
f5rmont legislature. A resolution
0fered declaring that the repre-
Itiyes of the Southern States, pro-
l that they were loyal men ana ie-
elected, should be admitted TO
Z i'm Congress Immediately upon
( 3 *ratification of the constitu-
4 s,smcndment by their respect
es. Inc resolution was voted
4 Nv the radicals and another
~ declaring that universal suf-
Build be the only condition upon
n fhe South shall be restored to
a, 1,ioyment of her constitutional
a.. THAT this is the true position
Is radieal politicians everywhere,
ova not the shadow of doubt.
iruly believe that the wltimatHm
8 radical party is negro suffrage
(hxf the Union will not be restored
~ it, if it is in their power
lent it. 1t is possible, indeed,
>(ker the Southern States shall have
@<keir negr oes the right of suffrage,
icals may raise some prete1t for
K nontinued exclusion. Some new
hent to the constitution; some
\ +1knrled notion of New England
>nfhropy; SEINE newly discovered
~ idea" may be brought forth to
|, 6outhern representatives from
: eats in Congress and prolong the
,i1uttion of radicalism. The politl'
Svonts Of the past few years, SC
~ they afford any indication
wkkt the future will he, al
4 10 this as the course whlcf
p4obably be pursued. But thu
4 20 which we wish to call the at
ION Of our readers noW is that tho
ijtion of the southern States and Of
tynion at large will not be one whit
,ered by the ratification of the pro-
y sslamendment. 1t is not a measure
estoration at all; it is not q profile
InRhesty; it promises nothing; ant
tu3Iance with its terms will not eX
Z The South from any further de
aafion the radicals may see fit t.
'oae on her, nor relieve the natiol
8 the blighting influence Of radi
misrule.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08

A YOUNG fellow entered church and
took his seat with his hat on. An elder
noticing it, stepped up and requested
him to take it off. His request not being
complied with, he came to the young
man a second time, and seeing he still
hesitated, the elder gently lifted it OFF,
when, to his chagrin, out rolled quart
Of hickory nuts, making more noise than
was consistent with decorum. MAN."
quietly said the youth, "See what you
have donew
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
The Revival OF an Historical Fact.

The La Crosse wisconsin, Demor,%ff "f
reviews the fact that on .
,oc, ,,. n. Il. vaIiandlghan ad-
Hpii'' III letter to the mild, benevo-
lent, humane, martyred Abraham Lin
coin, inclosing an article from the
Wheeling (virginia) Intel'igencer, which
advocated the assassination Of him
(Mr. vallandigham.) 1t was copied
nS,,;tb anoroyaI into the Cleveland (O.)
Ieader. The editors OF both papers
were postmasters under Mr.. Lincoln.
Mr.. yallandigham suggested that the
latter removed from office those who
thus melted murder of political oppo-
nents. Mr.. Lincoln paid no attention
to the request, but continued to give
them his patronage. Three years after,
in the same month, he himself fell Dy
the hand of an assassin-a victim to the
instrumentality that he had been IN
yoked in vain to discountenance by
withdrawal Of his support. Here
is the correspondence alluded to:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVEs,l I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April II, 1862.
To the Hon. 4brahdm Lincoln, President
of the United States:
SIR: I inclose you an article which
appeared originally in the Wheeling
Iaielligencer, and was copied into the
Cleveland Leader with appreciation. 1t
is an open and direct Invitation to as
sasination. 1t needs no comment and
admits of no explanation. The editor
of the Intelligencer and the editor OF the
| Leader both hold responsible offices un'
der your administration, the one being
postmaster at Wheeling and the Other
nostmaster at Cleveland. Confident that
you must look with horror upon any
attempt to introduce or to inclte to
system of assassination for differences
of political opinions, or even for polltl
cal offences in this country, and desire
no assassins or aiders or abettors OIL as
sassins in Office under you, L deem i
only necessary to submit the article u
Your consideration.
Very respectfully,
G. l.. NALLANDIGEIAM.
VALLANDIGHAM.-The Wheeling Intel
liqenccr saws of the Ohio traitor that /
il a wonder that this traitor is tolerated
ON the face of the earth, much more tina
he is allowed to sit in. Congress, lik
Cataline in the Roman senate, plotting
all sorts of devilish hindrances and un
derhanded stabs to the struggle OF on
national existence. 1t lisa wonder som
Charlotte Corday, bereft of brother
has not met him coming out of his bath
as Danton was met. 1t is wonder som
: Orsini, bereft of a son, has not waited IL
the crowd for him. 1t is wonder tina
some society of Carbonari, bereft OF
country, have not enfoiled him. -,
Brutus slew man for treason in tn
capitol, whose lowest characteristic
would ennoble Vallandigham.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
ELECTION RETURNS.
FAYETTE COUNTY.
Democrat. Rndioal

FAYETTE COUNTY.
Democrat. Radical.
GorerRor.
Benz. IL. Smith. .6s A. i. Boreman -. 2O6
Secretary of the State.
j. W. Kennedy. .6s John S. Witcher- ..236
auditor.
Peter Darnel------. .6s j. NJ. McWhorter. .2G6
Treasurer.
John 5. Burdett. .65 Jacob Fl. Bristor. .206
attorney General.
N. Richardson. ...-. .65 Thayer Melvin :. .2O6
Judge of Supreme Court.
X L. Berkshire. ...... 60 Edwin Maxwell. :. .2o5
Congress.
John II. Oley.. -.6s Daniel Polsley .... 2J7
State Senate, 9th District.
M. Arbuckle ....-.6O VIM. S. Dunbar. .107
Sam1 Young 65
House of Delegates.
Jas. H. Miller. 60 John Kincaid.
Sheriff. :
Samuel Carrick-- 81 B. B. Cassidy. ..2ls
Clerk of Circuit Court.
Z. A Montague. .:l9 Jas. S. Gassady.- -..2O4
Recorder.
p. A. Montague. ....72 G. N. Blume I99
Prosecuting attorney.
ID. s. Glaspie- 81 Jas. W. Hoge.. 80. 1913
Treasurer.
Medad Lyman. ..l6o
ISarreyOr.
Samuel Lyree......-.37 l. w. Shreves. ..... 2O7
.4ssessOr.
jas. e. Anderson. 30 Isaac J. Settle. ..l29
Jas. 4. Flanagan. y
q. w. McVey...... IA
For State Senate (for the unexpired te,m,)
Richard a. Flanagan received li2 votes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08

Heimstreets inlmitable Hair Coloring has bssa
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years.
II acts upon the absorbents at the roots Of the
hair, and changes IL TO its original color by de-
grees. All instantaneous dyes deaden and IN.
lure the hair Heimstrcet's e not dye, but .
certain In its results, promotes It's growth, and
Is O beautiful Hair Dressing. Price 50 cent? and
81 co. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold BY al
Dealers. .n ,e h
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08

WHAT Din Iri-A young lady, rctasnlag - I.
her country homo alter . sYjoarl. - - ~
months, was hardly rrser,iS SpeAr.a W..ns' Nv 80
r,hs' IN p.Ass ~. s;,a would not be without H. Any
isdy can Improve her personal appeArsnes ssrx
mueh by using this article. 1t can Dc ordereo
of any druggist for only 50 cents.
Saratoga sprins Water, ssid oy al
Druggists. tDf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08

LroSs EXTRACT OF PURE JAMcA GNosR.--
for Indigestion, Nausea Heartburn, Sick Head.
ache, Cholera Morbus, &c, whore warming.
genial stimulant is required. It's careful prep:
aration and entire purity makes it cheap and
reliable article for culinary se'ss,a
: s.srs.s-s spss-s Wsssss - en
Druggists eYf fssi<eW
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
For Cincinnati.

VIII leave FRIDAY, the 9th inst, at 5
o'clock p ", the fine Steamer
II. X. HUDSON. Cart. j. T. RUssEII-
Clerk WN NJ. LIST.
no. r. For freight or passage apply on
II board. or to
t&sS BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO,
c.az<zEsu Agents.
noys2t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08

All who value 4 beautiful head Of hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turn.
Ing gray, will not fail 60 see Lyons celebrated
Kathairon. IL makes the heir rich, saft and
glossy eradicates dandrnf and causes the hair
TO grow with luxurious bean >. Sold every.
where. l.. THoMa s LYON.
Chemist, sew York.
saraiesa Spring water. cold hy eli
Druggists ..- V
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08

g. T-Is6N-X.-The amount OF Plantation
BItters sold In one year IL something startling.
They would MI broadway six feet high, from the
Park 10 Ith street brakes manufactory 10 ono
of the institutions Of New York. IL is said that
Drak. painted all the rocks In the Eastern States
with his cabalisiic -. T.-ie61-X.," and then
got the old granny Legislators 10 pass . law pre-
venting disaguring the face Of natyre.' which
gave him monopoly. We do not know bow
this Il. but We do kncss the Plantation Bitters
SILL m no other articles ever did. They are nsra
on dyspcp-ia--certain. They very invigor'
ating when languid and weak, and great appe :
tiEer
sarntsgs spriss Water. sold By I'll
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
i sOld their Brewing and Mating busine-s %
their sacce@.or. 20 their friends and The pablie
a. fully competent 20 keep up the vel knosn
reputation Of the ALE, PORTER and MALI
manufactured At this establishment, and rs91esf
continuance Of the patrOnage 20 Literally ~
''"~ H. DARLINGTON & co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
Radical.

<.s1s0CTU.
G0rerROr.
Beni. III. smith. ESQ A. l. Borcman n-.l,OU'
Secretary Of the State. 80,
]. W. Kennedy :. $50 John 5. Witchcr. ,OCS
auditor.
Peter Darnel. ......ss2 j. NJ. McWhorter l, oil
Treasurer.
John S. Burdett . SCI Jacob ii. Bristor. .9o5
attorney General.
n. Richardson. 80. sS5 Thayer Melvin 80. '997
Judge of Supreme Court.
X. l.. berkshire .ssa Eavin ha""eH.- -i'''-
Congress. ooo
John IT. Oley y...... $50 Daniel Poisley. --'i'ooo
state Senate.
No opposition IG. Slack.....-.--.l,Olo
House of Delegates.
S Wipdon. ..... .s99 c. \. Vaughan. -.9S2
Sheriff.
]. II. Holloway -. .942 1t. Shrewsbury. ,-.9'5
Clerk of Circuit Court.
C. L. Waggoncr. .935 w. W. Harper
Recorder.
A. NJ. Wilson..ss9 f. W. Sisson. -.-.996
Prosecuting attorney.
w. III. Tomlinson $50 J. NJ. Phelps .-..97
Treasurer.
w. T. Ninturn .s95 Bird -.--.-----....30 .30o
Wortenbury ..----..i3'
Surreyor.
G. W. Pallin ....... .925 j. c. Minturn. .--.-.9a'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
|at'heeliug gesister.

The Register has n Larger
by so per cent,
Ian any other Paper publish.
q i'm West Virginia. Its value
mn Advertising Medium is
Screforc Apparent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
MEDICAL.

Are the primary cause Of one half the sickn,
among the ehildrn. A great want has IL
fore been felt for
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
CURRENT ITEMS.

An Ohio man has effected insuranc,
on his life to the amount of three hun
dree thousand dollars.
ToADs are imported from England t,
France Of $50 per dozen, in order t.
destroy insects.
THE uprising among the working
classes of England has no equal in tn,
memory of the living generation.
THE largest buckwheat crop evel
raised in Pennsylvania was harvested
this fall. This is the opinion of agri.
culturists.
ONE million dollars have already
been subscribed for the Centenary OF
American methodism.
A RECENT official order to the French
press was "to aggravate their voices to
Q milder tone."
THE valuation of Boston increased a
hundred and eighty millions in the de-
cade between 1850 and 1860.
"WEEKLY FATHER ABRAHAM is the
title of paper recently started in Erie,
Pennsylvania, by Buckwalter, Elliott
& Shultz.
A FANCY fair at Worcester, Massa-
chusetts, in aid of the Sisters of Charity
has netted $4,000.
JOHN STUART MILL is an Avignon,
editing Buckles posthumous works.
LOUIS RIEDLER, a German painter,
who was contemporary with Goethe,
died recently.
A GIRL of fourteen is in prision at AL
exandria, for the murder of her own in
FAINT.
A CANDIDATE for the Kansas Legis-
lature is named Michael Przybylowlez.
THE newspaper editors of Mississippi,
are to meet in convention, at Vicks-
burg, next Monday.
THE recent heavy rains have caused
an enormous fungous growth in the
south of England. r.,....,.F N
MoHAsfMADANs,B BEAHMINs and var
ious other sects have fixed upon the
year 1867 as q period to be marked by
some great and marvellous change.
A CoLoRED man of Lynchburg, Va
has just found $500 in gold thsi'er the
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-07
1866.

germebfuns Der Ratttn. Die y5arme
@asettea psrf@est nns bssueift bara gere@nuns, B..
eiit Faar Staten binnest brei Sabren cine Eontcr
.msni&aft pom e5tO50 sprbsIiaseu 81 habeu i .
a3enn nun cine foIde unsebelre 5amiIie Hi9t " 6
rottet pirb, psrsebrt fte msbr ais mas $4,000 Mea
f5en ernabren fam.
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Jung Don Mrbeit ie6er Mrts5s9s ~ .riIsf p4f
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h6bten Roteppres IN oerslrt perfdrIt Gperben, bdB
srt4en aDet pertotften cine "a ante @oreelrstegen
bletbt. Der &6ltfct bat elH 0ertbct boar ainb 6as
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2anbbeiiser siene, peI9e br sans eoIOnrt 81 febsn
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perf61en f6nnen oa eS t5r mDGlb lift, 8effdftiauns
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inbetn ftebie Arbeiter fir i9rau ugenS einen 2dnz
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mad je6em EbeiI bes Gtaotes su bef5rbeEn, thinner
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an bdyI 9eeiSfeten Sieaeii, pon Der Mnfbalfe DOR
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tens ure RiperaIs tbimeru hes Staates tnb enb=
lt9 noa ben 9ebdbfen-fir SeiOrsang pom Arbeit ere
rportet,, sAefe
Da unfer Capital auf benz aaubbefis ben Geieni9aft
boftrt IT. 70 mmb ie6e @ertberbbRMas Ses lesteren
notbmeneig bic 4ctien in gIeihem Rabe wertbuoHer
MAIDEN un6 bdher Derben uniere actens Snbaber bic
ie4ben chen ID fi9er als Dortheilbaft fineen.
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ten, unb bic @efeuidaft beabiitgt, ubssgenfen in
ieoem County beS Staotes nnSuftee1 Sitberipfionss
bfef befifiben id in ben 9GnSea non Nnoti 9eIfon,
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autoriiirt flio nptersei9nunsen fr Attieu Der Sc
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srlnb GtawGnoerunss= Seieli9aft.
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8a fbbiIIe I,lb Gbia ttano o ga
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Y Offiee bes @enerar-s Observation-Disclosures.
1Ja B..N.@. tne yt. u. ". aB. q ieItb1bn. -
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Rotis ssbsn 4dadsi be- as 1uis foist::
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tlbti@ um 7.40 q. %. unS 4.35 g. 81. .MnIuitft IN
Gbattuupoga nm 5.a5 O. 81. ans 400 q. 81 nitbisen
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500 H mn @eridet aipgfspN Gprtngs Nm 6.t5 a. Ml.
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GiiehbGEm. $3.50. -,
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49, 8ise boIten an amen Sasiuig&sn nesenSsu
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esn 9Tsrsberns maIsn ,s i1isssm etsIpsruansts 81.
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nhn lInieu etrabe, absr BEN 0ngIsors. imisR
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TO ADV EaRTI ER.S IN Detail Ii
- TIL. RATES WILL BE As FOLLOWS -
Announoemenss for Candidates.

OR s STATE 0FFFfi I. e-He 80 3
saFss CITY M isssaf-E a-sSaf- s1g- s.4fs6
Advertisements in the Special Column, a
time from to shines, OIL 00-each additional lin
20 cents; subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line
In Local Column, first time, from to lines
sl60-each additional line, 80 cents; subsequent
insertions. Is cents per line,
Advertisements of Benevolent enterprises
will be inserted in our paper free of charge.
For advertisements of societies we will charge
half prize Z l.ssi.a =.
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