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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27
senator Wade,

senator WADE is announced to speak
II Bellaire, Ohio, on Wednesday, Octo-
tier ID. His audience will he composed
largely of fJreign-bo citizens. We
observe that he has lately been talking
very sweetly to this class of our people.
IL is possible that he will pursue the
same tactics at Bellaire. We don't
snpp"sc any lnrrisn voters can he bam-
haozled hy his blarney. 1t will amuse
them, however, to remember what he
said at Marietta, Ohio. In his late
speech at that point, he spoke as fol-
lows of foreigners:
They come here from a foreign coun-
Try, aud We give them the privilege 10
vote when they knOW no more about our
G0rtrameHt than the horse goa DIRE.
As mass, they (the negroes) are
better qualified to discharge their du-
Ties under this Government than the
great mass, equal to them i'll numbers,
that we have always permitted to vote.
AIN glad to
say that these people whom your Leg
islaiure has referred it to you to say,
whether they shall be voters or not, are
infinitely above the class (the foreign
ersj have alluded to in all that intelli-
gence that qualities men to vote right J"
Will some lrishman or German be
kind enough to remind the Senator of
his Marietta views'
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CURRENT ITEMS.

John Owens is playing at Leaven-
worth.
Short dresses are more the fashion
than ever in Paris.
Henry Coltart. of Pittsburg, has chal-
lenged Hamill to row five miles for
$1,000.
Bishop Magill, of Virginia, who has
been on visit to Rome, has returned
to Richmond.
General Tom Thumb is at Weedsport,
Cayuga county, New York. His wife is
at Rochester.
A dispatch from Hearts Content says
that the Atlantic Cable of 1866 was re-
paired on Friday.
Four lives were lost by the sinking of
Il coal barge in New York on Saturday.
The Cincinnati Chamber of Com
merce has just given $500 for the New
Orleans poor.
The operate season in New York
commences two weeks earlier than
usual.
A. T. Stewart, whose death was false
ly reported in New York on Thursday,
was expected to sail from London for
this country on Friday.
The Savannah papers mention the
shipment of four crates of new sheaf
rice from that port to New York. This
is the first export North of the new
rice crop.
Commander 6. w. Young, of the uni
ted States steamer Suwanee, died off
Manzanilla about the 9th inst. He was
buried at Manzanilla.
Major General Schofield, who had
been sick at Chesapeake College, near
Hampton, reached Richmond on Tnes-
day.
jobs Ericsson has contracted with
the Swedish Government to build sew
eral vessels which he styles "man mon
itors," and which may be propelled by
either steam or man power. Each boat
is one hundred and three feet long.
The Cape Cod Ga.ette states that
Messrs. Crowel, of West Sandwich, are
harvesting their cranberries at White
Island, and expect to realize ten thou
sand dollars from this years crop.
Robert f. Pecker, a native of Con-
cord, n. H.. but for the past twenty
years merchant in Boston, died Thurs
day evening of consumption. in Boston,
in the sixty-tirst year of his age.
Mrs. Maria C. Bell, widow of the late
Major Bell, who was voted handsome
sword, with golden scabbard, by Con-
gress, for gallant services during the
war of 1912, died at Portsmouth, Va,
on Thursday.
In the neighbOrhood of Philadelphia
there is a church which was largely
built by the funds of an American finan-
cier, who sold great quantities of gov
ernment bonds, and this church by il
reverents has been dubbed "The Church
of the Holy Five-Twenties.
A paper in Iowa tells of an adder be-
ing killed in the country, which meas
ured foar feet in length, and adds that
after the adder was killed blue racer
crawled out of its mouth which meas
ured three inches larger than the adder.
At Hudson, N. j., man was fined one
dollar the other day for working in his
garden on Sunday. This naturally
made the man swear, when the Record
or, feeling rather ashamed of the proceed
ure transferred the fine to the swearing,
charging him fifty cents apiece for two
oaths.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27
Abaut Touaatses

TOMATO SOUP.-Wash, scrape and cut
small the red part of three large carrots,
three heads of celery, four large onions,
two large turnips; put them into a
saucepan, with teaspoonful of butter,
half pound of lean, new ham; let them
stew very gently for an hour; then add
three quarts of brown gravy soup and
some whole black pepper, with eight or
ten ripe tomatoes; let it boil an hour
and a-half, and pulp it through sieve;
serve it with fried bread cut in dice.
ANOTHER WAY.-One quart of toma-
toes after they are sliced, and three
pints of water; boil one hour and a-half.
One tablespoonful of -four; boil few
minutes: butter the size of an egg and a
coffee cup of milk. Just before you take
it ND salt and pepper. The addition OF
a little barley is an improvement.
TOMATO WINE-Take small ripe to-
matoes, pick off the stems, put them IN
a basket or tub, then mash well and
strain through q linen rag; "a bushel
will make five gallons pure;) then add
two and a-half to three pounds of good
brown sugar to each gallon, then put it
into q cask, aud let it ferment as fol
raspberry wine. Iftwo gallons of water
be added to each bushel of tomatoes the
wine will be as good.
GREEN TOMATO SoY.-To one peck OF
green tomatoes, sliced thin, add one pint
of salt; stand twenty-four hours; then
strain and put them on the fire, with
twelve raw onions, one ounce of black
pepper, one ounce of allspice, quarter OF
q pound of ground mustard, half a pound
of white mustard seed, and q little
Cayenne pepper. Cover with vinegar
and boil until as thick as jam, stirring
constantly to prevent burning.
To BAKE ToMAToEs.-SeasOn them
with salt and pepper: -four them over,
put them in deep plate with little
butter, and bake in q stove.
To BRoH TOMAToEs.-Wash and
wipe the tomatoes, and put them or
the gridirou over live Goals, with the
stem down. When that side is brown
turn them and let them cook through
Put them on q hot dish and send then
quickly to table, tt. be there seasoned tc
taste. t|s-E ..a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27
Executive CIemency.

The readers of the REGISTER are
familiar with the case of SEABRIGHT, q
butcher of this city, who was indicted,
.ried, convicted and sentenced to fine
and imprisonment, for selling diseased
meat at The Centre Wheeling Market.
After judgement was pronounced
against him, 'SEABRIGHT had proceed
ings sta yed, and attempted to have the
supreme Conrt interfere in his behalf.
In this he failed, the Court thinking, as
We are advised, that there was no
ground for its interposition in his case.
His next recourse was tn the Governor
of the State, person named FOREMAN.
who was implored to exercise his intel
ligent clemency to arrest the course OF
Justice. The result shows how little
dependence is t. be placed in the judg-
ments of Conrts and juries.
On yesterday, the counsel of SEA-
BRIGHT announced that the Governor
had agreed to remit the Imprisonment
portion of SKABRIGHT's penalty, provid-
I'd the fines aud costs in the case were
paid. As the confinement in Jail was
the only portion of the sentence about
which the defendant was concerned,
the action of the Governor has virtually
permitted the party to 60 unpunished.
1t is not our purpose to question the
correctness Of Mr.. BOREMiN's course
He probably thought he was right or
he would not have interfered. Indeed,
he must have been certain he was right,
IS he did not think,it necessary to ask
the counsel for the State to present any
facts or arguments in behalf of the peo-
pie. Had he been at all in doubt, he
would, of course, have inquired what
the prosecution had to say in the mat
ter. His failure to do this argues the
hrmness of his own conviction, as well
as the uselessness of SEABRIGHr's con-
viction.
Without doubling the propriety of
his action, We beg to suggest that our
Legislature make some provision for
referring criminal cases directly to his
Excellency, without the intermediate
folly Of trial by jury. Such trial,
together with an appeal to the Supreme
Court, seems to be but a preliminary
and unnecessary part of the process, the
Governors pardon being the usual con-
clusion. 1t would save time and trouble
10 have each criminal present his own
side of the case at the Executive Man.
sion," the State remaining unheard. 1t
must come TO that at last, and it would
be great economy to begin somewhere
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27

In the little village of Madison, Me-,
on the Kennebec, there is church, in
the tower of which is to be seen a small
hole. A few years ago, when the ad-
joining tavern and other buildings
were destroyed by fire, spark lit on
the tower and soon kindled a little
fame. One of the crowd below, scrap
ing up q handful of snow from the
ground, threw it at the tower, and
striking the exact spot, extinsuisned
the blaze, and saved the church.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27

GAIL HAMILTON hints that pretty girls
are not really neat and cleanIy, while
the chances are that homely ones pos
sess that respectable virtue to refresh
ing extent She cites as proof the
miscellaneous if not worse condition of
pretty girls sleeping apartments. As
to the truth of the latter assertion, we
rather dorbt, but would like to act as
a committee of one to investigate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27

The Western Union telegraph nlcssen-
ger boys at Boston lately went on =
strike because the company cut down
their wages from three to two cents
per message, and were promptly dis
charged. Other messengers were en-
ployed, but the strikers, with surpris-
ing precocity, immediately organized
war against them, lying in wait for
them and pommeliug them at every OPP
portunity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27

The "hotel clerk nuisance" is grow.
ing unbearable, and the New York
Evening Gazette breaches special SER
mon upon it. 1t says: /: "We have
travelled from one end of this land to
the other-and back again-in all di-
rections, time after time, and we cannot
recall half dozen hotels in which the
clerks appear willing to regard the
traveller as their equal in any respect"
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W. lind the following in the Belmont
chronicle of this week:

ChroRicie of this week:
Mr.. c. L. Vallandigham was intro
ducrd to Il meeting in Monroe county,
recently, ati,d is spoken of in the Demo
cratic press of that comfy, as 1.-THE next
United Sta ties Senator from Ohio"
We are not posted as to the senti-
mcnIs of "the Democratic press Of that
rounty." hut we are able to remark
npon the other portion of the above par
agraph. The statement that Mr.. Z. L..
NAILANDIGHNM was introduced to u
meeting il. Monroe county, recently, rs
CHE next United States Senator from
Ohio," is an unmitigated lie.
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CHASTEllAR'S
White Liquid Enamel,

EOR IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYISG
II the complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in
use, for giving the skin a beautiful pearl-hke
tint, that is only found in youth. 1t quickly re
moves Tan, Frockles. Pimples, BlOtehss. Meth
Patches, Sallowness, Eruptions, and ali impuri-
ties Of the skin, kindly healing the same, leay.
ing the skin white and clear as alabaster. Its
use can not be detected by the closest scrutiny
and being q vegetable preparation Is perfectly
harmless 1t Ii the only article Of the kind
PaTisian AZ Indispensable 10 a perfect toilet
Upwards Of 10, 600 bottles were sold during the
past wear. . sufficient guarantee Of IT'S efficacy
Price only IS eeuts- Sent BY mail, postpaid, on
recsipt OF an order, by
BERGER. SHUTS & CO, Chemists.
2s5 Biver ST., Troy, y. Y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27

THE Radicals are importing speakers
from all parts of the country to aid the
canvass in Ohio. We are glad to see
them charging so heavily. An over
loaded gun kicks harder than it shoots.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27

A lady who began service as a teach
er in the Elm street school, at Spring
field, Mass, last week, remained just
half a day. She was to have $3.50 a
year, but at noon received telegram
that brought an offer of 800 year for
similar duties in a neighboring city,
and of course felt it her duty, as minis
tiers usually do under such circumstan-
ces, to remove to wider field of intlu-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27
Notice in Bankruptcy.
lNUuUG ~ tn EIVR NOTICE

1TVHES Is To ETEE NUTIOE'
1867 n warrant III Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate Of JAMES FERREL, in the
County of Marshall and State of West Virginia,
who has been adiudged Bankrupt, on his own
petition that the payment of any debts and
delivery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt. to him or for his use. and the trans.
fer of any property by him are forbidden by
law; that a meeting of the creditors of the said
Bankrupt. to prove their debts and to choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be held
Mt a Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at his
office in the city of Wheeling, in said District,
before George B. Caldwell, Register, on the 10th
day of October. A d. 1867, at 10 o'clock. A: NJ.
+. NJ. NORTON.
sepl7 dlaw3w L. 5. Marshal ID. W. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27

IL WAS al-o
Rssolrsd. That the delegates from each town
ship shall be- elected by ballot, and that the cleo
tion shall bc kept open in each township for two
hours from the time at which the meetings are
allied and bc held under the supervision of the
chairman and Secretary of the several meetings,
VIC. HANDLAN, President.
W W. .MILER,SSecrrtary. sepl6.td
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27

yellow Fever On the, Dry Tertusns.
WASHINGTON, September 26.-It is
estimated that one-tenth of the prison
ers and soldiers on the DR. Tortugas
have died of Yellow Fever, and the
plague has assumed more malignant
form.
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At'heeliag &egister.
ua meeting of the Democratic Executive

AZ meeting OF the Democratic Executive
committee OF Ohio county, 1t was
Rs.olrsd That the Democratic voters of Ohio
,.,"n,v be. and ars hereby requested, tO meet
in ,brir respective townships, at their usual
La of meeting ON Saturday, September 18th,
rnJ ,hose THREE delegatrs from each town
hin 10 meet in convention at the Court
Vnnsr on saturday, OctObtr 5th, at two
nrJocL l.. NJ, to select candidates for the
STATE Legislature. Superintendent of Schools,
md appoint conferees to meet like cOnferees
,rom Brooke aud Hancock counties, 10 select
r,ndi,late for state Senator.
Said meetings to he held as follows
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HENRY SEAMON,
JACOB GRossCLos,

Suocessor 70 Frobe 4 Grossclos,
MANUFACTURER OF BUGGIEs.
WI CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, Ac., kc..
No. - Market Street, keeps constantly on hAud
his line Of business Particular attention giSru
10 repairing.
ET-ScCond hand Carriages aud Buggiss IOr
cash. sep9I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-27

G TIE - AT RBINTING
~ promptly and handsomely done st THE
WHRELfSG REGISTER.
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JOHN TEECE.

MALsTRR AND HOP DEALER,
INl Water Street. Centre Wheeling, West
Virginia. Highest cash price paid for Barley.
auu4l In
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A CARD.

There cometh glsi tidings ofjoy 10 all,
To young and 20 old, to great and to small:
The beauty which once was so precious and rare.
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
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JAAEs PAUL.
. LAMB. a. "
G. I. ZANE g. CO..

J. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
Liquors, Manufacturers Of Pure Catavba Wine.
Quincy Street, between Main aud Market St.,
Wheeling. w. Va, keep constantly on hand
Brandies Scotch and Irish whiskies, Jamaira
Rnm. and COrdiAls, choice Old Rye and Bouibob
WhiskieA seP2D
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University of virginia.
I. Academic.

I. Academic.
Wm. Z. Peters, A. NJ Prof Of Latin.
L. Gildersle@ye, Ph. d., Prof Of Greek
NJ Schele De We're, LID, Prof sf Modern
Languages.
LeOpcl3 j. Beck, Adjet Prof sf Applied
Mathematics.
3. Manpin, A. ", Prof Of Chemistry.
'CTs be appointed Sept. 4th,l Prof. Of Technol
ogy and A grcultnTal Science.
". II. MeGufsy, DID, LID, Prof Of Mora
Philosophy.
Literature and Rhetoric.
III. Law.
John !. Minor, LID, Prof. Of Common ans
S o. souiiaIl. Prof Of Constitutional and In
tsrnatiSnal Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
III. Medical.
ITO be appointed sept. Ith,J Prof Of Ms'iiein'
and Obstetrics.
J. L. CabeIl, n D.. Pref Of Physiology and
J. s Davis, " D., Prof Of Anatomy and MA
s. MAHpin, N. D., Prof Of Chemistry and
J. z. Chancellor. n D., DenOnstrstor Oi
Anatomy.
Tbs azgreeate expenses sl the student, for The
sesEion 1f nine months. exclusive Of teTtboOks
clothing and pocket money. VIII BE about - tS''
lows:
I. For the Aesdemie Stsdent, attending
three Professors. $50.
IN, For the Lev StudeHt, attending th. fun
courze Of Law. E55.
III For the Medical Studsnf, attending the
frll Medical eourse, ERsa-
OF these sums, respectively. t2z5. tkO and
tsi0 win be required in advance, and tie balance
In the prOETess 0f the seasiou-
For Catalogues, giving details Of The organize
ton Of the schools, pl4n og Instruction expensea
Ee, address WIN. Wertenbaker, Secretary, or
s. AAUPIN Chairman Of the RAeulfy,
JulyB p. g. UniveFSitv ofVa-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-18
FROM WASHINGTON
Delegations from the Soath-Naval
Omcer ut New York-Finnncial.

Delegations from the Sonth-Novau
Omcer at New York-Finnncial.
New YORK, March l6.-The Times
Washington special says: Delegations
from the South are arriving here daily
for the purpose Of obtaining the views
of the President on the reconstruction
bill.
Governor Jenkins, of Georgia, the
head of a delegation from that State,
will soon be here, and among other i'm
portant questions involved in the oper-
alton, to which they will call the atten-
tion of the Administration, is the repu-
diation Of the State debt. Since the
close Of the war the Georgia Legisla-
tnre passed law paying the old debt
of the State by the issue of new bonds,
which being issued under the authority
of the present government is declared
illegal by the bill, and are now worth
less. All of the Southern States sare
now in the same predicament, as they
have also issued bonds in the same man
ner.
The Tribuhe's special says: 1t is gem
orally believed that there will be no
nomination sent to the Senate at pres
emit for Naval Officer for New York. Mr..
Franklin will therefore hold the place.
IL is understood that Thurlow Weed eff.
fected this when last in this city. One
or two Of the applicants now here as
sert that the President has positively
promised to send nomination to the
Senate for it, before Congress adjourns.
The Herald's special says: The sys-
tenn Of checks against an over issue of
Government bonds and securities is such
that it would require collision be-
tween Ave different Offices through
which they pass. and by each Of whom
they are counted. -
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March l6.

CINCINNATI, March lb.
FLOUR-Firm and in good trade de-
mand for the higher grades, at the last
quotations. 200
WHEAT-Scarce; No. 2 spring 2 30;
No. winter 2 80.
CORN-Firmer and the demand good;
closing at 64a65c for No. in elevator,
and soc in sacks.
OATS-Firmer; sales at 534c for No. l
in elevator: closing with no sellers be-
low 54c.
RYE-Was held at l 40 in the morL-
ing, but the news from Chicago, report
ing decline there of be per bushel,
caused buyers to withdraw ut the close.
The stock here is light, however, and in
the hands of two parties, and they were
not disposed to make any concessions.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
COTTON-Was held higher; mid
ding 2sIa29. but the demand was not
active, and we did not hear Of any sales
at over 29c; receipts for the week, 1904
bales, and from September l07, 81 bales,
against l24,ol4 bales the same time
last season.
MESS PORK4Advanced to % 90 for
country, and % 50 for city; the latter
was held mostly at % 90; ut the close
the demand was but moderate.
BULK MEATS-Nery firm, and hold
ers are asking higher prices; 300 1000
lbs were procured at eal0, but ! to
to advance was asked at the close {.
BACON-Is t higher, with an i'm
proved demand. 81
SHOIuDERS-At9t 81. -.'.
SIDES-At III; for clear rib II: clear
12t. :.
LARD-Has advanced to 12s for city,
and 12i for country, and hut little offer
ing.
BUTTER-Firm and in demand, ut
2aa33.
EGGS-16a17.
CHEESE-l6fal7, and demand fair.
GROCERIES-Steady.
SUGAR-11i to Is per lb.
COFFEE-25a27 per ID. .
GOLD-1 339a1 "a buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady at par buyi ng.
MONEY MARKETS teady.
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nolicy. Believing that tho war Was enl.,l -,
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eating its own, despising the proscriptire LsO,r
Of fanaticism while firmly adhrring to its ~.
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