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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-29
st'heeling gegister.
The l.nte EleciIons.

Returns from the late elections come
m yrry slowly. We have rumors in
abundance. but few figures. Every
thing. however, goes to show that the
democrats have made immense gains
,Il over the State, and that with q pro-
u,r organization they could have car
rirI both branches of the Legislature.
We learn 10y special from Parkersburg,
that FOREMAN, candidate for the Senate
in the Fourth District, is probably de-
frotcd. His District is largely Radical,
hpt we understand that his relationship
70 the Governor, being a brother, and
hi, known endorsement of the
Mansion" mans general corruptions
roId heavily against him even in his
own party. We congratulate the Gov
erusr upon the fair prospect of left
handed endorsement in the defeat of
brother BILL.
TAYLOR county seems to have done
roblv. Oar old friend DAWSON, Dem,
i, elected over the Radical nominee by
by majority of 50, a gain of 26O on the
vote of last Fall. All honor to the
Democracy of Taylor. Harrison has
done well, but she should have done
better HAYMoND, DEM, carries the
connty BY "A majority of two over BORE
MAN, Rad, while the Radical nominees
ior the House of Delegates are elected
hy snail maiOrities. The Democrats of
that county have the pleasant satisfac-
ton If knowing that by polling forty
two votes more, or about one-eighth of
that part of their strength which re-
maiucd at home, they could have elect
ed their regular nominee.
The news from the Kanawha valley
is sluruns and We believe perfectly re-
liable. When such counties as Mason,
Kauawha and Putnam take position in
the Democratic ranks, the day of re-
dcmption for West Virginia is not far
of Never before, within our recOllec-
tion. did Kanawha county cast major
ity of her votes for the Democratic
ticket. We regret to say that the re-
cent reports from the Second Senator
ial District favor the reelection of
BUEIEY. Radical. We learn that some
neglect on the part of the leaders i'll
Marion to circulate the news of CLEM-
EMS candidacy lost him the Democratic
vote in that county, and with it went
bis election. 1t is understood that q
full vote in Wetzel will not alter the
result. We need not therefore, wait
until Christmas, the time about which
our friends in Wetzcl generally furnish
their returns, to ascertain the result.
The general result upon the popular
vote will be close. We can form an ap-
proXimatc idea from the returns al
ready in. Reports from counties which
last year cast "a fraction over 10000
votes, or half the votes of the State,
show q net Democratic gain of 3,255.
A like gain over the entire State will
wipe ont the Radical majority very eff
fectually. 1t is our purpose to present
the official figures for all the counties as
soon as they can be obtained.
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Editor of the Register
/ am happy to inform you, that the
Democrats, through the ballot-box. on
yesterday, redeemed Union township
from Radical miSrule and usurpatiOn,
despite the untiring efforts put forth
through the columns of the Preston
county Journal, strong-scented Radi-
cal sheet of filthy lucre, devoted to the
propagation of ignorance and the ad-
vancement of Radicalism.
One year ago Union township gave a
Radical majority Of about forty votes
On Yesterday Democracy triumphed by
sirteen majority. The people are arous-
ing from their lethargy, with the un'
r.istakable determination of rescuing
old Preston from the Radicalism and OPP
perssion to which it has been subjected
since the Inauguration of King Arthurs
reign.
The shackles of oppression and ty-
ranny can be endured no longer. The
people are arising in their majesty, and
Radicals will soon be heard TO call Tor
rocks and mountains to fall upon them
and hide them from the infamy they so
richly deserve.
Onward, Democrats! let the RAIDS
spit their venom, though it be as poison
let them cast off their spleen, though II
emit n sickening stencil, the day will
soon be ours. The strongholds of the
enemy have been attacked, his redoubts
are being carried, the citadel itself is
beseiged, and soon must yield.
. RAIDS, your jubilee hath come
Your wicked rule will soon be DER;
Your delusive race is nearly run
Your party viii sink to rise no more.
Blow We the trumpet, blow, 80.
The gladly joyous sound;
Democracy is all aglow, .,
Radicalism will soon go down.
UNION TOWNSHIP. DEMOCRAT.
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WHEELING, w. VA, TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1867.

might have tried to catch what the two
girls were talking about, but 1 was busy
giving my aunt summary of Charlie
Ferrars prospects, which grew very
fair under my handling, and claiming my
right as Cecile's nearest relative of Civ
ing to her marriage portion.
Perhaps Cecile heard Charities name
and was wicked enough to listen. Idon't
know. At any rate, when l bade them
good night, and good by,-for of course /
was geing to Nugent with the Penryns,
Cecile fingered little behind the others
and came up close to me.
"Good by, and God bless you Robert" /"
said she. "If l said anything hard to You
this evening, forget it. hopc you'll be
as happy as 1 am"
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Ouulities Of Cuffle.

Ayrshires for cheese, Devons for but
'ef, and Alderneys for cream. These,
nn n the best native stock will improve.
The Improved Shorthorns combine these
qualities to large extent, and are be-
sides, superior for beef. When we say
The Attorneys for cream, We mean the
richest cream, not the most, as less milk
given by them than by the Devons,
and less butter made from COW. For
the farmer who has but few cows, the
improved Shorthorns are the best, as
they combine more or less the good
qualities. Excellent for milk, they are
still more so for beef Colman's Rurdl
Uorld.
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A CONTRIBUTOR to the Country Gen
hemGR recommends the use of common
salt as a special manure for wheat. The
benefit of salt to this crop is explained
thus: soda being large constituent of
salt, and this combining with the silex
IN the soil, forming silicate of soda, q
large Ingredient both in the straw and
In the grain Of wheat, as well as many
other grains. -. s'sf-
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There appears to be at least one place
in the South where the negroes do not
believe in the loyal league. The Natchez
Courier says an attempt to get up a
league at Columbus, Miss, proved an
entire failure, the respectable portion of
the negroes refusing to. have anything
to do with the concern, g.,
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A policeman was called on in Mobile
the other day to arrest man named
Jack Lewis, who disturbed his neigh
bors BY quarreling with his wife. Jack
had lost an arm in some battle, and sim
gular to say, the policeman had left an
arm also on the same field Of glory. y "
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A military organization of seven or
eight hundred negroes has been effected
in the western part of Chester District,
South Carolina. The authorities OF
Yorkville, the nearest post, refuse to in
terfere.
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ELECTION NEWS.
Special Dispatch to the Register

The Times of this morning announces
the election of Raymond (Dem.) to the
Senate from the Fourth District over
Boreman, (Rad.,) by majority of two.
Reports frsm the Kanawha Yalleysay
that Mason, Putnam and Kanawha
counties have gone Democratic. These
elect four Delegates, and have hereto
fore been Radical. Bumgardner, (Dem.,)
is believed to be elected from that Sena-
torial District in place of Dix (Rad)
A Democratic gain.
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HARRISON COUNTY.

TAYLOR COUNTY.
Below will be found the official vote
Of Tayler county, as taken from the poll
books on file in the Recorders office
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To KEEP RATS FROM GRAIN STACKS
An exchange says few garlicks among
the sheaves when stacking grain, will
prevent rats from troubling it.
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Once more under the lamps on the
promenade. The band was playing; the
seats under the colonade were full, and
passing alongby the sea-wall, l saw the
fisherMan's beat in the ripple Of the
moonlight, just as though he had never
stirred from his post, but stayed there to
see the end. And there, amongst the
upward stream of people came my aunt
and Cecile, Lady Nugent, pale, stern,
displeas ed; Cecile, with her head bent
down. My heart gave me one great
throb of anticipation; then put the lit
tie hand within my arm little tighter:
and went forward boldly. l saw my
aunt's eye fall upon me, upon us, rather
l saw the little start which she could not
repress, the sudden, naughty question
ing, and drawing herself up. Then
spoke.
"Aunt," said 1, 'let me introduce Mios
Penryn; the daughter of our vicar at Nh.
gent. Constance, this is Lady Nugent my
aunt" - -
The color that was 30 seldom there
flashed red over Lady Nugent's checks;
one single whitening look fell upon me
and then all sign of emotion was gone
and she making her little cold, matter of!
fact speech to my future wife,-accept-
ing the position. She was O clever wo.
man. But, better than this i had cauvhi
Q glance from Cecile, strangely bright
/ had seen the hand clasp with which
she greeted Constance, and vague pic
tures of future meetings at Nueen,
before us all began to fit before me. !
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University of Virginia,

rTHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU
Il ten will begin on the first day Of October
1861. aHd end on the Thursday preceding the
9Th of July, 1863.
To be admitted a. a student, the applicant
must be sixteenyea Of age. There is no pre-
scribed curriculum Of studies in this Institution
Every student may select the schools he will at
tend, but in the Academic Department be must
attend at least three, unless by leave Of the
Faculty he be allowed 20 attendtes than three.
The method Of instruction j. by lectures and
textbook, accompanied by daily examinations,
Tbs University Is divided into three depart
ments:
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THIS COMPANY HAVING Or
i CANNED in April 1864, in conjunction
with tho well known firm Of GAEHLE & CO.,
as Joint Stock Company, exclusively Of prac-
teal Piano Makers who have held prominent
positions in some Of the best establishments in
this country and Europe.
This Company claims that their Pianos COM
bine all the e1cellencies Of all the
--latest improvements;
And It win be apparent to all, that men whosG
skill and abilities have been approved by thu
best manufacturer will not be less successful
when their own interest and reputation are in
volved. As testimony TO the above, they were
awarded the first premium over all competitors
by the judges of. the late exhibition, held at the
Maryland Institute, Of Baltimore, Nd, in Octo-
ber 1866.
These Instruments being sufficiently intro
duced In this city, and having proved equal II
not superior to any heretofore known. Those in
want Of frst-class Piano, manufactured with
the greatest care and Of the best material, viii
save dealers commission, which only makes
Pianos nnore costly, but by mo means more val.
uable, By sending orders directly to the Factory,
as above directed, or by applying at Prof HER
MAN KRYTER'S, No. 163 Market Street, for
further information. A guarantee for FIVE years
is given as regards durability Of construction OF
every instrument. and viii be kept in tune for
one year free Of charge. sfta ., ..F
Old Pianos taken in exchange. fetal
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1. Academic.

WIN. Z. Peters, A. NJ Prof Of Latin.
L. Gildersleeve, Pm. D.. Prof. OF Greek.
n Schele De We're, LID, PrUE Of Modern
Languages.
Oh. S. yenable, A ", Prof. Of Mathematics.
LsOpeld ). BOeck. Adjct. Prof Of Applied
Mathematics.
Francls II. Smith. A. n, Prof Of Natural
Philosophy.
s. Maupin, A. NJ, Prof Of Chemistry.
'CTO De appointed Sept 4tb,J Prof Of ToebnOl-
ogy and Agricultural Science.
w. n NcGufey, DID, LID, Prof Of Moral
Philosophy.
Geo. Fred. Holmes, LID. Prot. Of History,
Literature aud Rhetoric.
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JOHN TEECE,

MALsTRR AND HOP DEALER,
1Nl Water Street Centre Wheeling, West
Virginia Highest cash price paid for Barley.
aug3O iy
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HI. Medical.

s o. SOuthall Prof Of Constitutional and In.
tsrnStionaI Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
HI. Medical.
40 be appointed Sept. 4th,J Prot Of Bsdicins
and Obstetrics
J. L. Cabeli, II D., Pref Of Physiology and
Surgery.
J. s. Davis, N. D., Prof Of Anatomy and Ma
terra Medica.
J s. Maapin, n. D., Prof Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
J. (. Chancellor, II. D., DeHOnstratST Of
Anatomy.
The aggregate expenses Of the student, for the
session Of nine months, exclusive Of text books
clothing aud pocket money, VII BE about A. ioi'
lows:
/. For the Academic Student, attending
three Professors eco.
eDurse Of Law fee5.
III For the Medical StuSent attending ne
full Medical cOurse 20. - -.
on thesa surnA respectively, W, sZH and
foso ziIJ H. reauired In advances and ths balance
IN tbe uroZress 0f The session. u Ia
For Catalogues, giving details Of The organic
tSon Of the schools plxn Of instruction, expenses
~ a,adresa WIN. WeFtenbakeT, Secretary, OF
81 MAUPIS, Chairman Of the Faculty.
/ julyI5 p. o, University OfvA
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FROM PRESTON COUNTY.
Radicalism Kcbuked.

PRESTON COUNTY, w. VA, !
October 25, 1867. !
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III. Law

John 3. Minor, LID, Prof of Common a8d
Statute Law.
s o. SOuthall Prof Of Constitutional and In.
tsrnAtiOnal Law, Mercantile Law and Equity
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gY,uE UPPER CHURCH or the AsCgNmok THIRTY.
Il fourth rrrct between Ffh abd kialh avenues south
zoe, nss' su,b ssepys tu'Nes N isS A. y sss ~
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CoAsTypIsE STEAMSHIPS.

e.4s .M@L.. ~ s. 81
pAciF1c NAIL srssssuIP covrsNys THrouGn
hne 70 California and chiua,
carrying United esIIas,,, sifiss mai-
rs ars a's lr ra1ss . ssss sss ss ss sse' s a %
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Sisss @s obKs cry TH.sSshT Ss Sss1 o'
Dee,nber 2-hIsiA9 sIAE, captain Conner, connect
One hundred pounds o. baggage allowed free each adult
A arrarss touch a. nespaiso.: ,aoe Of 10, and a..
eannse. AZ Panama Win south rscise ports.
y, and lin FOR Central Ameresn ports and lhose o. A.,
Departure of ilh each month connect. vi,s the new
For Japan and china seamar ot besemhrs y connects
i: yeGseass Win .;a%s You fsi sss Eoas
,ne oow the What FOOT o. Canal Norlh river
NORTH AHEelc,N srE,vsiur covrASy
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rtpucgp eAfEs ~ PSss1GE Am vagigrr
sAsrfAso ~ crps. Cav; D. ". sunsh
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sa,urday. pe-amber ~ Il noon.
frsm per Y soth riscr Ioot q Waea sret conu~r ng
- 7" oRNGoSiss, csps Sa,or.
Thcse stcsnsbips HAVING sal HsseI arrressgw
% /. trade have recommendations thai Afe uasarpasssf
70 y .cioeea, saturday January & iss sg nc f.yo,s
' NEBRASKA or ARAGo,
AMEkftA.
For pas.axe freight appiy
ii. n. cAHRIvar0v Arert
csss p.sA AM. H. rr w .fa r. wsss SsS y. ss'S
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cnsrSchS wiil fsa o. Wednesday, D.aerassr u. 10
o'e ok nosu.
rlcight received nnu Tuesday MspN
Fnr rates Ac luqurr az regnt odicp "a pier.
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sole Freight sfen's A. " y y 80.
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niermrdia.e ports 90 Monday, necemsrr . iss sssF vi
n sia DER a. North river. NNMAMM
Tor freight or passage apniy 10 0MMAN
oAtitiapN a ALLEN, AGENTS.
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v -
NoTict Is HEREBy uiyES THAT 4 CONTRACT
~ has been consndad with She Auanslc Mail Nte~ ash,p
company and shat the mail .efvn betwe~n New York
ana Sasesu hahalnAs apd Nsvana Will cn ard sft~r the
yqh DAY o. January ists he pefarncd n ma rompAny
r. T.. BuRNafDE. aA.f.H
Nov. q 1867 Comm ssonsrs
E'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT -EEouLAn LINE
steamer GUtF salts ths isy Saturday. Dee. rirrs
cabin ssn hrsoss sses 0l Apgly " !. n. boAJAkk.
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NOTICE r. HEREBY OWEN THAT A CONTRACT
~ has been consuied with She Atlantic MAt Hes nsh,p
company and shat The mail .ervin between New York
ana Nassau HahaInAs and a~ana will and after
yh day o January isss hs performed ~ compAny
DARfsINH, ~
T. BURNeIDG.NAse.f
hov. y lSsT Comml ssionsrs
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A FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION THIS DAY,
IA. the notting Horses Coz Deors Mutt and Lady Gsan
Commodore Is Ii hands high seven old and sired ~
Hiram brew Hambletrnlnn reliable road.
honest; rotled this 235 la pubc
has tricks faults; warrAntcd sound Kind ana TO
beat ~: fs very handsonre and 6ne
Lady Grant - sesutful asrps gray, ih1 hsnds high
By Gray Norman dana horuug rcd
marc Eyei.ne: the
gentleman roadslers without discount this county has
hue towing aud tais shows Gne breeding; has
ucks faults and wsansei sound xind and TO beat z0
ihcsc horses are the property o private geneman WHO
use by reason 81 pecuniay emharrassments 10
compelled sell theu they viii he guaranteed every
particular Represented aud sod postvey
this day by J.. L. vAhukwATEh. Auo oneef ~ Duane
street, at II n. pTompA
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AFFICE or THE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co.
~ NEW yoKx, November 20 1867 o clock +. M.
Notice hereby given that the Inspectors Of Elecfion for
ths Company having been served with tnjunc
lions BY the cour prohibiting them from hotng such
election accordingly postponed the ssd election
December l6 1851 between the hours OF ~
~ and ar. n, ~ The Conipanv's oficr
FREDERICK BILLINGS. !
ISAAC TAYLOR, ,fnspeetors
RUFUS q. BEARDEfEE. y
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NEWMAN NTH m ssBsIcA.-iS pRFsa Rry
~ ks~nsa lIals celshssIsd Lectures on Iampersnes
and Missions N NaAs~s GRAFTON nery before Cone
g- together vh tia parting ovation the n0n fesQas
tlub Reported BY William Anderson. the emasept short
hand writer. Faref 20 cents; soth o. the trade
VII send orders Al 70 the see Sesk ksws Vsnsssy
"A eGv1hp lkoDA kSv Len =
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niRor on THE UNION HALF NILE TRACK, sEv.
ssress saa Hioouasngaale road on sstur-
day, Dee at clock for $l0o side mile heats, two an
THREE, harnessW MAN krtoberts names sorrei maFe
Peggy Joseph keliey Captain Magulre; II. hasowu
narnes brown laars Lady NesbiL Admlance SO cents
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT T-RE0uLAn LINZ
steamer GUt.r salts ths DAY Saturday, Dee r. rirrs
cSsln So hcsSss ssos W. Aepy ~J. y. tosJAkk,
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DOGS. RIRDs, sc.

4 LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FoR
"A sae.-MedietneE for all dfsesses Prepared Food for
mocknx birds. B. DOvEls. Ncs aud Greene street,
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I oW fkeE.-fo .hGTrAL0 ONLY So VIA new
IL York aad Troy Line: steamers vANDfRBiLr
ard rOSN t.riGIr sy sataras septel from pisr
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low fare
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- Winter aif~tsgan~its.
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uons
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lions connecting With lsan og Loaa Island larosd. srv-
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LoR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA ponrs-ByERs
IL Thursdxy.--Ihc Peoples Msu NteAmshlD GosDpnnyi
3. " s0UDER. captain Lsboy. s4ls Thursday. Dec. II
NosBkA, csrLAln ssAcxord. sails Thursday Dea ~.
from pier No of,h ritrf, - r. a. Through pss~ags
tcS-s and Bills or l4dng ssue 70 OIL points South,
nectinn with South Carolina A&lf0ad,
For FIRE al. ~ apply cce cf the ecmcAny
vs. BroscwsJ WHEELER LINkARD. Agcnla
The New York herald., 1867-12-07

CsrEAM ~ QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
- From New YORK only SIS stcerage.
NiNhLSDTA Wednesday,, Dec "
From pier % sst river.
CABIN passage, 4sl gold.
Passage from York Parts Hsfnbrrg Ros.sr.
dam. Ac Draft. ireland England, France errnany
Apply % WILLIAMS A oUIoS. ~ Broadway ana u
South street