The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-28
State Matters.
The Rel.isfration In Marion.

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The Registration In Marion.
The Hedette says: Alltbe rebels in
this county who can, and some who
can not without committing wilful and
corrupt perjury, are docbfng to the
Registrars offices and registering them
selves. Union men must also register
before the 10th of May, or they cannot
Kill the rebel votes which viii be cast
against the Constitutional Amend
ment. asfaifif5
The YedeHe fepub1ishes the list of
township committees for that county,
and suggests the following plan of Sc
curing. q complete registration of Union
voters. Let us profit by, the suggestion
here: B4sB ftf
: The proper. way. to do efficient work
is to make three lists under the APP
propriate heads tof "Union," "Rebel''
and Doubtful" of every man in the
township; then compare these lists with
the registrars book and see what Union
men are not registered and take what
ever steps may be necessary to have
Only ten working days remain.
'sFhe sdodblfuIi must also be looked
after. Many of them take no papers
and are uniformed of the transcend
eutimportance of The issue. The ma
jority of such are lukeworm Union
men who need animating. We are in
formed that in one township where the
registrar supposed he was about done,
a careful count developed the fact that
thirty three Union men We're not regis
teredl We have no doubt there are as
many in other townships who are not
yet registered.
The Board Of Supervisors of Marion
county have under consideration the
propriety of purchasing q farm on
which 70 keep the poor, thus making
them, at least, self-supp orting and per-
haps q source of revenue to the country
The following we clip from the Tel
egrdpjt: - 5ss9e
sTaEwHEAT CRoP.-From accounts
we have received from various portions
of West Virginia, the wheat crop Is al
most an entire failure. This is owing
to the very cold winter and almost the
entire absence of snow. Our people
can REMEDY this vet TO some extent, If
they VIII enlarge their corn crops! Corn
Is n very good substitution wheht as
cereal, and then it sYery healthy.
~ PERs0NAL.-Weh omitted tomen-
ton that Hon. VIM. "A. Harrison and
family have returned 70. Clarksbufg
nom Wheeling whittier they removed
n year ago. The numerous friends of
this nmiable family will give thema
cordial welcome, Judge Harrison's
health which has been on the decline
~ : ,Satis 1880 VIC ta40tHaPRy W statet
BREyETfEp. The following Captains
formerly, belonging TO the West VirRin-
n volunteer service have recently been
breyetted Majors of volunteers and
their nominations confirmed by the
United States Senate.
Capt, Jacoh u. Bristor of the 12th{w.
VA. Infantry TO date from March 18th,
1866 ii 81 slti7 =
Capt Alexander C. Moore, list w.
Va. Light a illery 70 date from March
their promotion as they ARE In every
respect deserving Il and we know they
Will wear thetrnew honors deseryfngly.
DRowNEp.-A lad by the name Of
Hickman, aged eleven years, was.
drowned near Fairfield, In Barbour
county, on Thursday the 18th inst.
BE WAS attending school, and had ar
rived at the school house before the
steacher, aud hnd yentured upon the
water which was about ten feet deep on
n Slab from Which he fell, and MS there
was no person near except n very small
boy he WAS drowned before assistAnee
could reach him. This should be d
warning TO boys not TO venture upon
the water ere they have learned to
swim. ~ il Z
They had o considerable sprinkle of
snow ut clarksburg last Wednesday,
and frost Thursday morning.
Messrs. Con and Fleming were
strongly endorsed by the Union meet
ing in Engle wnships Harrison coun-
a conservative paper says; There
lre no rebels now. -
of course not. They have all ioineti
the conservative party "a Telegraph.
The CoNsERyATIylsS ON Mr.. Corr
Notwithstanding Mr.. Nathan Goff'sI
III IlNI ~
seuger IN the stiige between this place
ind Weston that "all who supported
President Johnson We're traitors and
rebels, the charge has been reiterated.
Mr.. Coil again authorizes MS To say
that the charge ~ absolutely and nn-
qnalihedly false, and the author OF II a
pife coifnainfor. We believe Mr.. Cioff.
No responsible name OF any man who
protested TO have heard the conversa- |
ton has been given.
It is very easy for men TO reiterate
the calumnies OF responsible parties.
-1cicqruph
The telegraph says that ssin q certain
rebel community" III Harrison county,
the copperheadsn are preparing their dFe
arms foruse on election day. They had
better let that sort OF thing alone.
AccIDESr--A sad nceident occurred
near this place on Tuesday. of this
week, in which Mrs. Russell, who had |
rious, II not fatal injuries. The facts |
as fnr rs we can learn, are us follows,
a neighbor, Mr.. Naudeyort, had been /
hauling Mrs. Russell load OF woodi
and had unloaded the same, and WIS |
talking to Mrs. Russell. who stood near
the horses, when they suddenly became
frightened, aud rs a little SON of Mr.. |
Vandevort was in the wagon, the lady /
immediately sprang TO check the team, |
when she was knocked down by the
horses and ran over by the wagon, one
wheel Of which passed over her head
lnhlctlug severe and dangerous
DR.. Berkehile, OF this place,
was called Ia and informs us that he
entertaius hopes OF her recovery. Far
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