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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-15
State of West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, February
Rules, 1867. ..
Samuel johnson, Us. Thomas II. Evans and
Benjamin +. Evans, Partners as L. II. Evans &
Co. Attachment in Assumpsit.
V'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT rs TO RE.
i cover from the defendants the debts due by
them to the plaintiff. amounting TO the snm OF
Four Hundred and Twenty Dollars ttI2o), with
interest thereon and costs Of this suit
IL appearing from an affidavit filed In the
cause, that the defendant Thomas II. Evans Is
not resident of this State, on motion Of the
plaintiff by his attorneys, II Is ordered that he
appear here within one month after the fonrth
weekly publication and due posting ofthis order,
and attend 10 his interest In this suit
MICHAEL j. BRETNIG.
A copy Teste: MICHAEL J. BREINIG.
PECK & HUBBARD Clerk.
Attorneys for Plaintiff mari -oaw.4t
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

II published every Friday. It's contents will 10
made up Of oil Important news d the we'll,
teleRraphic reports transactions In th" Markets,
Editorials upon SUBJECTS Of general interest, Al
Agricultural Column, special c1rrsPondcto.
from all parts Of tho State. choice literary and
poetical heleetions, and largc amount ofrare
fully prepared miscellaneous reading sutahle 20
all classes OF the community. In short ths
WEEKLY REGISTER Will continue 10 !" th"
ktats ~ ...
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State Of West Virginia.

state OF West Virginia.
Ohio County Circuit Court, February
Rules, 1867. % -'1Fs q ss3s : ~
Thomas Hughes rs. James Martin and -
Miller, partners, as Martin & Miller Attach.
ment IN Debt --r-sa-zf-a-..s
E'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS TO RE.
i cover from the defendants Martin & Miller.
the debt due by them 70 tho Plaintiff, Thomas
Hughes amounting TO the sum OF three hum
dred and sixtysir t366, 81 dollars, With nteres.
thereon, and costs Of this snit
1t appearing from M xffidavit fled IN this
cause, that the defendants are not residents Of
this State, on motion Of the plaintiff, by his at
torney, II 10 ordered that they appear here with
In one month after the fourth al weekly puhli
cation and due posting Of this order, and attend
to their interest in this sait = n. I -
MICHAEL J. BREINIG.
A Copy. Teste; MICHAEL J. BREINIG,
PECK & HUBBARD, 49, ~, Clerk.
Attorneys for Plaintiff mari-oaw-tt
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THE ARBEITER PREUyD.

An elegant journal, printed In the German Ian.
snags, and Issued for the benefit of our German
citizens, Is published weekly st the REGISTER
office. ~
Feeling grateful for the generous eBooarass
ment with which the friends Of the REGISTER
have hitherto rewsrlsd his efforts tbe Pro
prtetor hopes by continued enterprise and IN.
ergy 10 merit IN the future the .ane liberal pat
ronaee which ti,sir paper has hertofore ~
ceived.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Teuian News-Brooklyn Navy Yard
The Ram Danderberg-Insurn

Tcuian Ncws-Brooklyn Navy Yard
The Ram Dunderberg-Insura
Match.
New YORK, March 14.-Nothing of
Importance has TRANSFERRED at the head
quarters of the Gleason branch of the
Fenian party yesterday. Contributions
were received from various circles in
the country. 1t was stated that private
information had been received to the
effect that Sir Frederick Bruce had adj
rised the British Government to allow
1o more news of the Fenian rising to be
forwarded over the cable. The Senate
Of the brotherhood (Roberts partly has
been called together by Vice President
James Gibbons.
The Brooklyn Navy Yard has been Fre-
Guced to peace footing, and all of the
departments put in order.
Naval officers say that the Dunder-
burg is not as formidable rs our turret-
ted monitors, and point to the capture
of the Atlantic and Tennessee, which
nre types of the Dunderburg, as proof
eff their assertion. PIX
At meeting of the Executive COM
mittee of the Board of Fire Insurance
Companies, it was resolved that where
the doors and windows of buildings To-
Gated in streets less than 8 feet in width
were so constituted as to admit of their
being opened in case of emergency, a
deduction of ten cents may be made
from the standard rate. All stores
which have hoist-ways, dummies, &C.,
inside of the building without iron
covering, shall be charged ten cents in
addition t0'tho standard rate.
A match was made yesterday between
Sam Collier and Barney Aaron to fight
in June next for thousand dollars.
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
L by the following schedule on and after the
9th of January, 1867:
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WEsTVIRGINIA
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,
No. ~ Monroe Street.
a... ar a.l.I Wheeling.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
w N0CNCISG 70 our many friends and In
public generally. that we have added to on
stock Of Religious Books, .sl-.. ~ ~
School Books, Stationery &c.
and will keep constantly on hand. Family and
Pocket Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books, Sunday
School Books School Books Blank Books, Cap,
Letter, Note and Billet Papers, Envciopes'
Pens, LAX, Peneils &c. In faet everything
which win be sold NJ ths lowest possibIs psicss
Ggo. W. sToNER, Local Agent
. Authorized Agent for Sunday Aszsxins, Pres
hy re. M. and ssg ..y school Time.
initials on paper andi envelopes. -3 povs
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co

OFFICE BALTIMORE e. ONO RAnEoAD Co,
WHEELING, Jan. 5, 1867.
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The Circulation OF the Reg.
lister,

Larger by far than that Of any other paper In
the State, makes 1t the best advertising Irdun
IN West Virginia.
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From Cairo.

CAIRO, March 1.-THE officers of the
steamer Rockford, Just from Arkansas
river, report the country overflowed,
with a great loss of property and suf-
fering of the. inhabitants. Twenty
seven lives were lost at Helena by the
flood, mostly freedmen.
The steamer Peter Bolen, damaged by
running into bank at Red Fork, lost
part of her cargo, one soldier and one
deck hand. ava 80 u -.
3 The Julia, from st. Louis to New Or
leans, left here ut II p. NJ. Legal Ten
der, from Louisville, to st. Louis, left
here at 4 A. NJ. Is ti'A.-.--h 80 W
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State Of West Virginia,
State Of West virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court, JaRaory Rules,
1867.
Thomas Marsh. committee Of Edward ". Ste
phens an insans person, g. Edward W. St1phens
and Mary Ann Stephens, his wife. and Emma
Jane Stephens Kate n Stephens and Elizabeth
Sfephens infanfs IN ehzncery. 3 n TF-T =
The object Of this suit Il to sen the infere.t
Edward W. Stephens. . lanatie, has m spd Ia lot
No four 90 In Square thirty two on. of Cburrh.
hills addition 70 the city q Wheeling. for the
benefit Of his family. And II appearing from
Edward ". Stephens II NOT a res,dent m 49,
State, on motion Of The Complainant. by his
counsel. Il IL ordered that be sppear here IffbIn
one month after the fourth weekly pubaicaticu
and the due posting Of tlds order, and attend -
his interest in this suit. -, = = =
MICHAEL J. BREINTG.
A copy. Ieste: NIcHAEL ,. RKEINIG. I'll
FesS Hubbard for eouplainants Clssk. Z
"" Sl3sAss
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FROM WASHINGTON

The Floyd Acceptance suits-Impeaeh-
meut-Illness OF Judge Turner-Leu'
isiana Marshnlship-The Richmond
Characterization ExPedi.
iion-GeOrxia.
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Farmers, Merchants and Cat.
tie Dealers

Will have their interests specially consulted In
the preparation Of this column, and no business
man In West Virginia should hesitate 10 avail
himself OF its advantages.
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ITS COMMERCIAL COLUMN

Will contain the latest and most reliable mart.,
reports from Wheeling and all prominent last
ern and Western cities.
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OF West Virginia will find In the REGISTER,
constant and feAlous advocate while the .ocisl
and political advancement Of the State will ~
ceive its earnest attention.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04
ARE YOU READYl

In q few days the Union men of Wood
County will bo called upon to decide the
most important issues ever submitted to a
patriotic people, Are you readyY Have
steps been taken TO look up every roter and
see that they will be outH Has there been
canvass Of every township aud school
district, man by man, as thore shonli be ?
Reader do you appreciate the magnitude
Of the issues and are you doing all in your
power TO advance the interests Of the Union
cause Is there any arrangements by
which II may be known, before the polls
are closed, whether or not hundred or
more voters have absented ihemselves2
This is a very important matter aud we
appeal to the Union men of the county to
see that il Ia not overlooked 1t il your
only safeguard and if you intend to avail
yourselves of its benefit, no time must b.
lost So 10 work, then, and do your duty.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04
A RESOLUTION.

Relative W an Amendment Of the Constitution,
providing for tho Extension OF the Elective
Franchise.
Rssoivsd hg he General Asscnbiy Of he STATE Of
OAie, threc-6fIhs Of the members elected To each
House agreeing thereto, that " bc and is hereby
proposed IN she electors Of this State TO vote at the
next annual October election upon the approval or
rejection Of the following Amendment, ss subsii-
.use Tor the frst section of the fifth article Ot the
Constitution Of this State to.wit:
every male citizen Of the United states NJ the
sga Of twenty-one years, who shall have been
resident Of the State year next preceding the
election, and of the county, township or ward in
which he resides such time as may be provided by
hw, except such persons as have borne arms in
support of any insuirection or rebellion against
abe GJvernment Of the United Stateh, or have fed
from their places Of residence to avoid being draft
Cd into the military service thereof have desert
ed the military or naval service Of said Govern
roent IN time Of war and have not subsequently
been honorablv discharged from tho same, shall
have che qualifications of eleotUr and be entitled
60 vote at au elections"
I'D. A. PARROTT,
Speaker Of ne Hosse Of Repre"nfntires
ANDREW q. McBURNEY,
PresiOtHt qf che Senate
Passed April q, 1857. 6OI
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wATCHMAN, WHAT oFTnENIGnTl

Its signs of promise are glorious. The
Union party in Ohio is marching on to GER
tain victory. Immense gatherings of the
people, and able speakers, from one bonn.
dary of the State to the other, indicate that
the great work is being unremttingly pros
eouted, and that an overwhelming victory
at the polls, on next Tuesday will be the
inevitable result
Here in Wood County the signs are truly
encouraging, The good work is being
pushed forward with a.vim that will sweep
down oil opposition. The Union party has
" "slcughed of " its JOcobins and dead
weights, and like young giant refreshed
with new wine, is marching on to certain
victory. Let there be no cessation in the
work until the polls close on next Tuesday
evening. See that every vote is polod.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04
Keen Il Reforn the Peonle !

The same party, with the same principles,
and many Of the same leaders, that 10 now
fighting for the restoration Of power is the
same party
That seeded from tho Union
That fought against the Union
That denounced the soldiers Of the Union
as Lincoln hirelings, thieves, bellians. &C.;
That denounced the arreot Of enemies Of
the Union as arbitrary usurpationsi
That resisted the execution Of the laws !
That declared the war a failure
That justified the murder Of the Pres.
ident,
That declared treason no offense against
the Government.
20, Shame, where is thy blush 2" Twenty
years hence, the events Of the rebellion will
so fur have developed themselves, that the
intelligent historian will compute with tol.
erable accuracy, how many thousands Of
lives and millions Of treasure were need
lessly sacrificed to the countcractiug inAu.
enco of this identical party,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04
AN ACT,

Relating TO a certain proposed amendment 10 the
constitution, and the publication Of this act.
WHEREAs, The general assembly Of the State Of
Ohio, three-ffths Of the members elected to each
house agreeing thereto, have proposed an amend
ment to the constitution, to be submitted to the
electors for their approval or rejection, at the elec
tion for senators and representatives the second
TUESDAY Of October, 1851 therefore,
SECTION l. Be q enacted by The Generdl assembly
of &e Sts of Ohio, That the electors of the state
shall vote upon said proposed amendment at the
general election in October, 1857, as herein pre-
scrbed, viz: Those voting for the amendment shall
put upon their ballots these words eonstitn-
tiona amendment, yes" Those voting against it
shall put upon their ballots these words "consti
tutinnal amendment no.
SEC. 2. A return additional to the retnrp now
required by law to be made, of the votes cast ct
such election for state officers and senator's and
representatives, and also for and against the said
pr,posed amendment tO the constitution, shall be
certified and made by the clerk of each county to
the Secretary Of State, within ten days after said
election and within twenty days after said election,
the governor, secretary OF state and attorney gen.
eral shall open said returns and count the votes,
and ascertain whether not majority of the votes
cast ut said election have been cast for said pro-
posed amendment and If 1t appears that major
iy OF the votes cast at such election have been cast
for said proposed amendment the governor shall
make prOcla nation thereof without delay.
SIC. g. The secretary Of state shall cause the
proposed amendment to the constitution, passed at
the present session Of the general assembly to be
published in not less than newspaper in each
county ofthe state where newspaper is Published,
until the second Tuesday of October, 1857, and he
shall also cause this act to be published in the
same manner for two weeks next preceding said
election.
SIC 4. Tie cost OF publishing this act and the
said proposed amendment to the constitution in each
county, shall BE- paid out Of the county treasury in
the county wherein published.
SEC 5. This act shall take effect Immediately
+. HITCHCOCK,
Speaker pro tern. of tSs House of Representatives.
ANDREW G. MCBCRNEY,
President Of the Senate.
Passed April Is, 1867 2lc
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sUPPoRT TnE AMENDMENr.

True men Of Wood County | are you
sound on Tho Amendment Unless you vote
YES, your vote 10 against 1t, whether you
vote NO, or blank There is no neutral
ground. Every vote not In favor Of il
swells the vote for the Democracy, and
that party Is pledged TO every measure
which loyalty rejects. Individual preju.
dices and biased reasOnings should not be
thrown iu the balance against great party
principle. Every voter who does this playa
directly into the hands Of the enemy.
Your party carry the standard Of Universal
Liberty. II you refuse to rally around It
you give direct aid to tho party opposing.
Act with your party Go hand in hand
together TO the music Of the Union, now
established upon the immutablo principle
Of Equal and exact justice to all men,"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04

Election day is close at hand, and much
Sot remains to bc done how much, every
Republican should stop to consider aud
Immediately mako arrangements for doing
it. The Issue o! the struggle depends on.
tirely upon the amount OF preparation
made, and the energy displayed. The
lazy vote is our only enemy, but it may
bo powerful enough for our defeat Dem
oeratic assaults will DO but as tho blowing
Of the idle wind IL We do our duty.
There is no time 10 be lost. Every
Township should be thoroughly organized
and diligently canvassed immediately.
Hunt up every voter and learn what he
proposes doing, If he is on tho wrong
side, or doubtful, don't stop to convert or
convince him, but 20 on with tho canvass
until completed, so that the fun strength
of the reliable voters oon be asccrtained.
Thon 60 back 10 the doubtful men aud
labor with them until they see the impor-
lance Of the contest and agree to take part
in il. II there is any time loft, It may be
improved in seeking to convert those of a
wrong way Of thinking. but first, We re-
poat, get q full and accurate list Of the met
who can be relied upon.
Have your arrangements made for getting
out all the votes on election day. Have
an active, energetic Vigilance Committee
aud portion out thor duties so that there
be nothing neglected and no time wasted
by two mon doing what can be as well done
by one. Check of each man as he Gomez
20 tho polls, hunt up those who do no
come 10 good season, aud get them either
to come up to vote OF give their reasons
therefor. In tho battle to come OH o'
Tuesday next there must be no skulkers
Every man must step into the ranks or Civ
an account Of himself. Let this be don
faithfully, every man seeing that his town
ship is thoroughly organized before h
turns his attention to other townships
Then, when the sun sets on the 9th O
October, it cannot fail 10 set on n magniii
cent Republican viclcry.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04

IN pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court of
L Wood County, Ohio, | will offer for sale at
public auction, on the 2d day of November, 1867,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, upon the premises,
the following described real estate, to-wt The
west part of the east part of fractional section
number four (4), town humber five t5), range
number nino (9J east, containing one hundred
acres. Appraised at $4,000.
Terms of Sale 0ne-third cash, on day of sale
one-third in one year, and one-thrd in two years
deferred payments to boar interest from day Of
sa e, ard to be secured by mortgage on the prem
iscs sold.
The above described property is situated on the
NJ lumee River . miles east Of Gilead, and is well
worthy the attention of any person wishing to pur-
chase a good farm. JOHN CAMPBELL,
Admr. of VIM. p. Hannah, decd.
Weston Tn October l. 1867 23dSb .
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04
g. .Cat's NIukn aud Poor whiskyI


"The Last remedy for a class OF inyalids, who
have eaten all the cod livers in the country, and
drank all the poor whisky they could find, and
still live, is cats milk. French chemists have
suddenly discovered thai this lscteal fluid pos
sesses strrng restorative pOwers.
The above itOm has hssu going the rounds of
the press for aoms weeks past, and doubtless cod
nvers " among the ignorant, and "poOr whisky Z"
among those who ought 10 know better will be
in active demand am,ug eonsumptivO sufferers.
Attor running their digestion with the one aud de-
strOying their eonst uton with the other they pro.
pose to resort to" Cars Mink" as ths'ouly hope.
let them take counsel of the many thous ,nds who,
having BEEN the victims Of "cOd lvers poor whisky
and cats milk, have found not only temporal but
psraaasat rstiSf in DR., J. Polanfs White Pine
Compound, and theT will once m IRE feel a renewal
Of their youthful vigor. Sold by all druggists
EreAaRgs,
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MAINE ELECTION.

The Rcpubican majority in Maine is
moro than the average of majortics for ten
years last past; during all of which the Re-
publicaus have carried the State. Last
year the Republican majority was much
larger than usual, being 27,706 in a total
vote of lOs 1885, this yOar tie total vote is
lOl .lOs, aud tho Republican majority il
IL ,704
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04
DETITIoN TO SELL LAND.

Daniel Hall, Admir-. of Court Of Probate, within
VIM. Austin, decd, and for the County of
vs. Wood and State OF Ohio.
Anna Austin ct al. (Eotice.)
William Austin, Samuel Austin, Nelson Austin,
and Melissa Austin OF the State of Michigan Sa-
rah j. Austin, Emma }. Blade, and Husband
BLADE, the unknown Heirs and legal representa-
tiyes of Esther Dale decd, and John Dale, resi-
dence unknown, are hereby informed, tn It, ON the
2slh day of September, 1857, said Admir-. filed his
said Petition in said Court, the object and prayer
Of which, is to obtain an order to assign dover in,
aud TO appraise, advertise and sell the following
real estate, viz:
The Sc u of the Sw 4 of sec, 2e, IN Town 4,
n. of Il. ii E., 40 acres more or less, in Wood
County, Ohio.
And that said Petition is set for hearing on the
SOth day of October, A. D. 1857, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. DANIEL HALL, Admir-.
..- of VIM. Austin, decd.
GEoRGE SrRAIN, Attorney.
September %, 1861. 2SdS7 o
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PUBLIC SALE.

fINHE undersigned will offer at Public Sale, At
Il his residence, 80 miles east Of Perrvsbnrg,
on the StOn, Road, on SATURDAY. October ~,
1891, the following personal property. to-witi 5
head Of Horses. Cow. Sows and Pigs, one
seated Buggy, tw9-seatsd Buggy, single Bug
gy Harness, Double Harness, Saving Machine,
Truck Wagon, Plows. 6ultiyators, Drag, 3 Par
lor Stoves, Cooking Store, Chairs, BedSteads,
and many other articles Tor FArmiag and House.
keeping purposes.
Terms-Ail sums less than ts. cash. IS and
over. six months credit without interest
Sale TO e0mulenee at y o'clock A. NJ.
JOS. BR0WNSBEROER.
Perrysburg, Oetober 4, 1861.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-04

Elections are 10 occur III Tue IoloNlUP
States during the months of October aud
November:
OCTOBER 8.
Pennsylvania-Judge Of Supreme Court
and members Of Legislature.
Iowa - Governor, Lieutenant. Governor,
Secretary OF State Auditor. Treasurer, Su.
porintendent of Public Institutions, Judges
aud member of tho Legislature.
Ohio - Governor, Lieutenant Governor
Treasurer of State, Auditor. Comptroller of
the Treasury, Attorney General. Judges,
members of Board of Public works, mem
bers of the Legislature, and suffrage amend
ment TO the Constitution.
NOVEMBER 5.
Now Jersey--Members Of tho Legisla
ture.
K ,nsas-M Members of Legislature and
Amendments to Constitution.
New York-Secretary of State, Comp.
troller, Treasurer, Attorney. .Genral, State
E, gineer aud Surveyor, Canal Commits
sioner, Inspectors of State Prisons, Judges
aud members of Legislature.
Massachusetts - Governor, Lieutenant
Co yernor, Secretary Of State, Treasurer
Attorney-General, Councillors, and mem.
bers OF General Court.
nnesota-Govcrnor Lieutenant. Gov,
eruor, Secretary OF State, Auditor, Treas
mer, Attorney General and members oi
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lieutenant. Gov
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troller, Altorney.General, Inspectors d
Prisons, members OF Legislature, and Amend
ment to Constitution.