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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-19

In the next place the man who ac-
cuses the Democratic party OF its or
gans, OF purpose to revive the dead re-
beilion is either q ninny or a knave. If,
at the time the war broke out, our "anx-
ious inquirer" was able to understand
the English language, he must know
that at least four-ffths of the present
population of this State had then
neither identity nor sympathy with the
secession movement. 1t is easy to see
that subsequent events have not de-
creased that proportion. Further facts
are unnecessary. To candid mind the
history of West Virginia is the best an
swer TO all Radical sneers against her
people. A corrupt man, whose very
soul is owned and inspired by superior
corruption, would hardly be convinced
by a revelation from Heaven.
In the next place, the investment of
the late rebels with political powers is
not, and for nearly two years, has not
been a political issue in our midst. The
simple question is, shall men, untouched
by treason, be disfranchised without
offence, evidence, OF trial, simply be-
cause they are opposed to the reign of
Radicalism in our bordersi For fully
year the practice has been pursued of
depriving men Of the right of suffrage
merely because they 9Oald not rote the Radi-
cal ticket. It has been pursued without
law, without justice and by irresponsi-
bic tribunals. 1t is wicked, it is
despotic, it is infamous. We advocate
its abolition. We contend that even
under Radical enactment, every man
who has not aided or assisted the late
rebellion, should vote, no matter
with what party he acts. The
Radical policy is to exclude
from the ballot, wherever possible,
every man who will not act with the
Radical party. We remember to have
heard, within few months, a prominent
Radical leader and legislator declare,
that mo ID Democrat or Conserva-
tive should be permitted to vote in
West Virginia" This is the anilnus
of extreme Radicalism. Opposed to it,
is the doctrine that every man whom
the Constitution of West Virginia de-
elares entitled to the right of suffrage
shall exercise that right. Will the
small sheet which we are noticing state
which of these opposing doctrines it is
now engaged in advocatingf
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HUBBs' LANDING, W. Va,

October 81, 1867.
Editor Of the Register:
Herewith send you o Political Cat.
echism.
Question. Who were the cause of the
recent wari
Ansper. The Southernlfre- eater and
the Northern abolitionist.
Q. Who said he did not wish to in.
terfere with the institutions of the
Southi
4. Abraham Lincoln.
Q. Who issued the emancipation proc
lamation which was calculated to pro-
long the warf
4. Abraham Lincoln.
Q. What President Of the United
States should we call the "Chief OF
whom it may concern" mani
4. Abraham Lincoln.
Q. By whom were the rebels whip,
4. By the patriots of the country.
Q. Who are now paying the debt OF
that warf
4. The working men of the country
Q. Who are increasing the debt with
out cause, and taxing the people tG
deathf
4. The Republican party.
Q. Who ar Q exonerating the bond.
holders from taxation, and depressing
the poori
"A. The Republican party.
Q. Who governs the lower House OF
Congress
a.. Thad. Stevens.
Q.Who is trying to destroy the Con-
stitution of eur fathersi 80,
A. The Republican Congress.
Q. Who are truly the rebels of this
countryi
4, The Republicans, (so called.) ~
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Letters from the People.
FROM GREENBRrER co.
Reyistrntion Infnmies-Is there no
ReliefS
GREENBRIER COUNTY, w. Va, I
November 5, 1867.

GREENBRTER COUNTY, w. Va, I
November 5, 1867.
Editor Of tae Register:
Living in portion of the county re-
mote from Lewisburg, and our mail
facilities being in no way satisfactory,
I am not prepared to give you the result
of the recent election in this county. /
presume, however, you have learned it
ere this time, from other sources. In
der the supervision and management of
the Board of Registration by old Joe.
Calwell, the result cannot be otherwise
than favorable to Radicalsm. He is
ready at all times to do any thing, no
matter how unjust and illegal it may
be, to keep his Radical friends
in office. Every voter in the
county suspected by him of
favoring. Conservatism, has been
summoned to appear before the Board
of Registration and prove his loyalty.
A large number of the most respectable
and intelligent registered voters have
been stricken from the Registrars Book,
and none but those who can give the
NEST indubitable evidence of an abid-
ing faith in the purity of his intentions
and acts, and an ardent attachment to
the cause of Radicalism, need expect to
exercise the right of suffrage as long
as this old sinner occupies his pres
ent position. Under the present sys-
tenn of Registration, West Virginia
must for all time to come he
governed and controlled by Radicals.
/ can sec no way of escape from our dis
franchisement. If the Boards of Regis
tratiea are to exercise the power of
taking from whom they please, the
privilege ofvoting, andIof enfranchising
whom they may, the party now con-
trolling the State, must continue to
rule. None bat extreme Radicals will
be placed on the Boards, whose
special duty shall be to see that
none but those who will pledge
themselves to sustain the Radical cause,
shall be registered. AS legitimate
consequence, Radical legislators will
always be elected; and they, of course,
regardless of the Constitution and every
principle Of justice, will legaliZe by
enactment what their friends may do.
If an appeal be made to the Courts, in
most instances Radicalism, in violation
of the constitutional law, will be
sustained. Can You see any way of
escape, Mr.. Editor, from eur unpleas-
ant situationi Iconfess can see none.
l have no doubt but q majority of those
in the State who can conscienciously
take the test oath, are opposed to radi-
calismy and would vote it down if al
lowed to do so. A Conservative, in the
estimation of Radical, is more to be
dreaded than an avowed Secessionist.
OCCASIONAL.
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1
. @. Who is the greatest tyrantin the
Southern States 7
a. Parson Brownlow.
Q. Who is the greatest squanderer OF
public money in West Virginia
4. A. l. Boreman.
q. Who is the most loyal man in the
United Statesi
A. Thad. Stevens.
Q. Who is the most loyal man in
West Va. Z
4. King Arthur the lst.
@. Who is the most loyal man in Mar
shall county, w. Var
A. "Jeemes" Burley.
Q. Who is the most loyal man in
Franklin tp., Marshall county, W. Va.f
4. A man not far from Fairview.
ST. ULRICH,
Author of Catechism.
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.

National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPATAL.-.-...... $500, 900
flee, 26 Monroe street. next door 10 First Ma
tionAl Bank.
OFFICERS
GEORGE X. WHEAT Presidtnt.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP secretary.
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent, for we-t Va
and Maryland.
DIRECTORS;
John L. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas. &. Orr, Sanl uaTDer
John A. Armstrong. James McCluney,
\. &. Quarter. Morgan II 0tts
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
E1S. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank
Wheeling List, Morrison & Co., wholesal,
Grocers, Wheeling, Pryor, Handlan 4 Co.
Wholesale Groeers, Wheeling Michael Reilly
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan &
Kraft & Co, Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. w
Wheeling; Wlnship. Woods & Co, Qucensware
ing; 4. C.McAfee, Notisns, Wheeling Camp
Ott Son & Co, Hardware, Wheeling; j. T.
Sands, Cashier First National Bank, Fairmont
X. 7. Camden, Pres't Nat. EI. Bank, Weston
w. Va, Capt John Mcclure Jr., Wheeling.
maya
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SHAME!-The Washington correspon =
dent of the Louisville Courier details the
following outrage upon live newspaper
man:
l ought to have noted before that the
Senate has lost the service. of its press
reporter, ]. B. Mccullough otherwise
"Mack," of the Cincinnati Commercially +,
through the littleness of some of the
"great men" of that body. 1t is not
often thing so small is credited to o
Senator, and one who assumes to be q
"leader," aided, perhaps, by some lesser
lights. "Mack," who I need not say il q
thorough newspaper man, in his reports
of that body for the press chose rlther
to report the salient, piquant points,
than the dull, prosy speeches ct rerbatim,
and on more than one occasion gave q
faithful representation of disgraceful
scenes between Senators. One of these
in particular, in which Sumner and Fes-
senden participated, was literally told,
which gave dire offense to one of these
worthless, who thereupon used his off,
cisl influence effectually with the Asso-
ciated Press agent to displace him. And
so the public press are deprived of the
best reporter it ever had in the Senate,
to crafty the spleen Of an honorable"
Senator.
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THAT NEVER HAVE BEEN NOR
i never can be beat. For instance:

We have also on hand
$4,000 WORTH
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Pale Disease in sheep.

DIR. Yant, ofTuscarawas county, writes
to the Canton Repository concerning the
Ps,es, or Liver Rot in sheep.
"From communications which 1 have
received, relating to the above disease,
/ have gathered the following highly
important facts and suggestions:-First,
that it is identical with hog cholera,
and that both diseases are caused by nu-
merous small worms in the stomach and
intestines.
Gone man, who writes to me from
Chandlerville, ILL.,, says he cures hog
cholera and "pales" in sheep with the
same medicine; and it is my opinion that
hen cholera admits of the same classifca-
tion. Post mortem examinations have
discovered thousands of small worms in
the stomach of a sheep. This theory being
correct-of which have no doubt-what-
ever expels worms from the animal, will
act as a preventive and q cure. Cop
peras given in salt, at the rate of one
fourth of pound to hundred sheep, is
recommended, to which would add to-
bacco, pulverized or in snuff. 1t is
death on the insect tribe. Coal oil (pe-
troleum) is recommended as an infallible
remedy. Ithas lately been tried in one
case of the pale disease under my obser-
vation, and with perfect success. Think
that if the facts above given will be
made known throughout the country,
it will save thousands Of valuable sheep
and hogs the coming winter"
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In Nashville, last Wednesday, Or,
Hogle visited the house of a prostitute
named Emma Ross, for the purpose OF
dressing wound in her hand, occasion
ed by an accidental PISTOL shot. While
the Doctor was attending to the wants
of his patient, two drunken women,
-Christiana Halsey and Fanny Clark,
rushed into the room, brandishing in
their hands knives with blades four
inches in length, and swearing that they
would kill Emma Ross before they left
the house. In his struggle to disarm the
woman Halsey, DR.. Hogle was seriously
stabbed in the right breast, the blade
entering the lung. The infuriated wo-
man then escaped, and, going to anoth-
or bagnio, made an attack on sick in
mate named Lizzie Johnson, stabbing
her no less than ten times in the arms,
neck and breast. She will probably
die. The murderous hell-cat was finally
arrested and locked up.
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bcsaslidb auf 5traeen' Gommiffoners


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Gtne Srbtnana
be3uslieb auf Tbicre.

Nbl6nitt 1.-Sei cS berorbnct burd ben
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Ja6rgdng Al.
@inen Bid bieber seridtet!
Gin gait, nrarr Garpft- -Stobr.
O;,ltb asmS SrOren.

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ben unc benz allsemsintn putlIfnm giadrift bas
fie nculih einsn nturr
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Sicfets

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oen fcl9enesn psrtbpolIsn uRo nuelihen 1rtitsl ,u
rpsrosn, mslbe sffsrirt fne in oer fcl9esbsn
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SSerS ASeun'a. 9StegeGbabas,
1lnrntamm mub Nbilabelpbia.
0rtt tdsltbe 3dss.

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S 40 abenos.
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sRsrasns dno peu ll55 9latbmitta9s=3us ;u Bstb,
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5 20 yatbmtta9s, uno srrtitben ausntaun rspettipe
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(pkal- S bebul.
YaiTaasr 3dss ssben taslih rom utueu Depot 81.
u. Sil 9trts uno american Straeen, philadelphia,
ab:
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Rahmitfn3s.
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Slattmi!ta9s. U
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Sis Nathmitiu9S
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uuo $40 glaamttass Der leste Sus mabt Ssrs
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8trloGsn aausoals UNI 600 ubr NlcresuS.
Btrladsu Sort @ulbinstcn UNI IL Bcrnittass
uno 215 5iahriita9s
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pbilap,lbain iur Bstblsbtm um 9.30ubr
gRcrasns uno fir Doplsstcmn UNI As Sia6mittass.
8sriaiisn Dcplestaun fir philadelphia um 100
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ylnhmitta9s.
1Ge pufasisr sass (ois SCnnta9s 8Ust autss:
uommen) pcrbinbsn an Der Bsrts Grost, pbllas
oelp ia, nit ben 5. unb g. Strassn @ir @tisntabnsn
Tabr NreiS - dusutaun nab pbiaesldbio
81 So.
Rai Gats Glarf, assnt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-12
Sais Glarf, 1asnt.
9tea6tle@ 9ttcGeI 6@0ro.

Summer einri1tuns. - april s, 1867.
eSrpbe 5auptlinie pom Norben unb ylprbtpt.
pen fir pbilapslpbia. gsu gOrf, 8sastne, potts.
vile, 5amaaua, alblanp. esbanon &lsntotpn,
@atcn, Gpbrata, GitiS. eaneafer, Columbia,
&C., N.
;3aas psrlaiien Sarrisburs fir gitu gort pit
folat: um 800, $40 unb 9,35 9ormittags,
un0 10 unb 900 gtadmittass unp lanssn in
gort an UNI 500 unb 1910 8ormittass, unp
4,lO, $40 unp 1925 NadmittasS, perbinben
fa nit dtnliGsn Srans auf Der psnnlplSanta
Gtlenbabn. SGlaifarrsu bsslsitsn bic 300 ltr
WOrssn unb 900 Na&t 9ratns.
8trlafen harrisburg fir 8sabins, pDttspias
Samaaua, Mtnrsptlls, 4iblanb, ptne @rpps.
aasntown unb pbilabslptia TIM $40 8ormtt>
taas, uap 2.1O unb 4.t0 gtaGmttass, talten
an III 9ebanpn unb ben 5auptlatiunsn. Die
4.tO Natmittas Srain maht 8srhinbunssn
Bios fir V6ilae,lpbta unb @olumtia. Sir
pottspiae, S4uYlfia 5apsn unb Guburn iiber
ben S&usltta unb Susausbanna 8ailrpab, Ssr-
aet 5arrisburs um $40 yla&mittass.
3uradtebrenO 8srlaNsn Nsu'gOrt um 900
Rorasns, 1900 Mittass unb 500 unb 500
Ra6mittass, philadelphia UNI 8,15 Mcrssns
unb 8. 80 0a&uittass. Der @ss' paiIasier,us
prlaet ptuabelptla um 7.30 Worssns unb 3u.
radtsbrsnb asaoins um $50 Na6mittass unb
Salt an allen Statonsn; Dpttspils I'm 8.45
Norasns uns 2.45 NaGmittass @IbIanb 90
unp II 80 8ormittasS unb .05 Na&mittass ;
Samaaua UNI GAS WOrssns unb 1 90 glaGmtt.
tags unb 8.55 abtnbs.
gulast pottspias fir 5arrtsburs. iibr ben
S5Aaylfil unp Susauetanna Hatlrpab. um z 90
8ormittasS. ...
8eapina 4eepmptatons. Bug: 8srldbt Rsa.
btna I'M 7,30 8ormittass unb fetrt um SOC
ga6mtttass Don philadelphia suriid.
Columbia Giisnbatn'3ass psrlaNtn 8tabins
um 700 8ormittass unb els yla&mittas'
Fir Gp6rata, etib, eaneaRtr, Columbia &c.
lin Sennta9sn,J u. .
BtrlalI.n Nsu,gort um 500 gla&mtttass
Ybilapslpbia um 500 gormittass, unb 3.fs
NaamittasS, Ger MOrssn 8.1tr.3us sett Bio,
na4 8sabns y YottSpills um 500 gOrmttass
harrisburg um 9.35 8Ormittass uno 8eattnl
UNI t.20 unb 7.20 Wcrssns fir Sarrisburs
uni II % 8ormlttass fir Nsu gcrf, uni
A25 Na6mittass fir philadelphia.
Communication, Mtllsn. S&ul' '5srlsn unb Gr
eurFpn. Sidsts su teratssissten Yrsiisn wsrbt
ausgssstrn mad unb BON allen Yunftsn.
80 plumb @.pdd pirb jepsn paHaeier erlaubi
unb GtsdS bafar Ssssten.
s.. Il. Nicolls.
Meabns. gpril Z. 1867. Sen. Supt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-12
Damsn Srimmins Stpbr.
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