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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-19
Joint Political Discussions in the
Tenth senutoriui District.

Joint discussions of the political is
sues to be decided at the ballot-box,
will be held at the following times and
places. Messrs. j. W. PARKER, THOMAS
X. CARSCApON. ABIJAH DOLLY and H..
G. DAVIS are expected to be present:
New Creek, Tuesday, October 20.
The above meetings will be held at >
o'clock p. NJ
The People, without distinction of
rty, are invited and expected to at
ord
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-19
Pre.ideus Lincoln on Cnrpe,.R.-v.,.

Mr.. Lincoln said, in speaking of the
election of Representatives to Congress
from Louisiana in 1862:
ITO send parcel of Northern men
here Washington as Representatives
elected, as it would be understood (and
perhaps really SOY, at the point of the
bayonst, would be disgraceful and ont,
rageous; and were l n member of Cou-
gress here, | would vote against admit
ting any such man to seat"
This conduct. disgraceful and out
rageous," the Radicals are now perpe-
trsting,
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Suulouer Seed,

The Esser Banner asserts that small
quantities of sunflower seed mixed with
the food of horse will impart fine
gloss to his hair, while it is also q GER
tain cure for founder, if given immedi-
ately after the ailnent is discovered. In
the latter case, about pint of seed
should be mingled with the oats or
chopped feed, when a cure will be et-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-19
DIED

Sunday morning at six o'clock, HOWARD
BATES, son of Edmund and Sarah Booking,
aged years and months.
Funeral this afternoon at . o'clock. The
friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend
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Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for s5
The Great Englisi, Remedy.

Prcpdred from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
IL d., Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailins in the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
70 which the female constitution is subject. II
mederates all excuses and removes all obStruc-
- -l-.A .-...nnn
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United States Of America, Dis
trict Of West Virginia, SIS.
John Barrett

John Barrett In
IS. , Admiralty
The Steamboat Charley Bowen.")
The Clifton Coal Company /,
: AJ,,,;r,I,y.
The Steamboat Charley Bowen.') ''''
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER ENTER.
/ cd on the 10th day of September, 1868, in the
District Court of the United States for the Dis
trict OF West Virginia, in the cases of John
Barrett and the The Clifton Coal Company
against the Steamboat Charley Bowen her
engines, tackle outfit, apparel and furnitnre,
| shall proceed to sell said Steamboat Charley
B-wen,h at the Town of Point Pleasant, in the
County of Mason, in this District, on Thursday,
the Goth day of October. 1868 To the highest and
beat bidder at Public Auction.
Terms Of Sale: -0ne-third cash; balance in
two equal payments, at three and six months,
purchaser giving bonds with good and approved
security for deferred inst .llmentS, with interest
from date. HEDGEMAN SLACK,
L. s. Marshal District w. Va
BY w. II. IRWIN, Deputy.
JAS, 6. WHEAT Proctor for John Barrett.
PECK & HUBBARD, ProctOrs for Clifton Coal
Company.
WHEELING, w Va, October 9th, IsGs.
OCt9l5t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-19
UNIVERSITY Of virginia.

V'HE FORTY. FIFTH SESSION OF THIS
i institute will begin on the lot dIy ot
October, lsGS, and end on the Thursday before
the 4th Of July. 1862
The organization Of the in'uIauoi u N'f'
complete embracing extensive And horoags
courses Of instruction In Literature aud s',sn''
and in the professions Of Law. M'dicn' 'a'
Engineering
Esimdtej Erp,nS,s -eIolusive 81 books, c.oA
ing and pocket moncy-ofthe lead'rn'e S'uass'
$3.50; Of the Low Studsut tls3, and Of W
MEDICAL Student. tJ95.
For particulars send for Catalogue 10 VS.
WertcnbAksr, Secretary. or
s. MAUPIH, Chairman 81 the Farnlir
AuR4.td. P.O. University ~ Virginia
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Teas and Tobaccos.

on HALF CHESTS G.P. 7. HAND ooLosG
CO Teas-
Is Boxes Choice Dark Navy and los Tobacco.
IS Boxes Virginia Twist and Bright fsunos-
Is Boxes W. h Grant Navy and los-
10 Boxes Rufus K, Navy and los.
Just received. and fer sale By
SnSes HOW'LL, BLOOXYIKLD 60.
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Monday Nornin :
TOWN TRIPLES.

EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart u
eases, Catarrh, successfully treated by
DR. Aborn, 1874 Smithfeld street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book by mail so cents.
fnh1-1v
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MARRIED.:

On Thursday, October 18th, at the residence
of the brides mother, by Rev. John Woods, MI
}. j. PARKER, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and Miss
ALLIE Z. LOCKWOOD, OF Moundsviile, West
Nirpiuia
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MUSICl MUSIC

AYES. MARTHA w III r A IA h
vi adopts this method Of announcing that sns
10 prepared 70 give instruction IN Plsno ana
Vocal Music 10 . limited number Of p1P
Applic.tion can b. made at the Rooms Of
Arz. {. MCCOY, Merchants Block, Main street
fy53m
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
Washington, Id. e..

VIHE SESSIONS OF THE SEVERAL DE-
i partments open a. follows: The Prepare
tory September 9th; the Collegiate September
I'D; the Theological October 7th; the Law De-
tober 18th, and the Medical October 18TH.
This College wAs organized with a reference
20 the Oft urged suggestion Of Washington that
University At the Federal Metropolis would
tend TO the assimilation Of the principles
opinions and manners Of our eOuntrymen by
the common education Of . portion oflts youth
from every quarter" It's graduates have ven.
ied the expectations Of Madison and Monroe
that the facilities Of hearing debate in Congress
arguments in the Supreme Court and Lectures
from eminent men, and Of visiting Libraries and
Collections in Science gathered .; this centre
would Tester a comprehensive mental develop
menG
The Preparatory School gives thorough
training for business and preparation i2f Col.
lege. The College proper has eight sine, IN
Professors, all the chairs being nIled. Inc
Theological School has three Professors and
Lecturers; the Law School four and the Medical
ten. The expenses are A. low a. at other Col
leres. Number Of students the past year fh.
For Catalogues OF further information sddress
g. W. SAMSOS, ID. D.,
.,,ta a+svsU President
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NORWOOD SCHOOL
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

Il NE NfA NGNNlbN OlFNn Aiha''
i Thursday in September, l-6- ard r.''''
fourth Thursday In Jupe, i-Cg
Tho Faculty consists ~
Cen. u. X. IER, PTesidsst
with Professors Of Latin. Greek, hatbsmti"
Modern Language, Moral Philosophy HEf
and English Language and Literature ~
Mathematics. Natural Philosophy Ch'H'f'
and Law aud Equity. These arr d'ir 80
into /. Faculty Of Arta; q Faculty 81 H's-
3 Faculty Of Literature ARd Philpsopsl
Faculty Of Law In each Of thee 10 ost''-'.
. distinct Bachelors Degree and the Dr.
HaSt>r Of Art 10 open alike % students -
course. In the Department ~ S6isnfs ~
ferrsd, also, Pror>SiOnal Dipi0nadI u Ci'sI !.
gineer and Mining Engineer By 10 80
full corps Of assistant PrsfsasOrs. pfoT'1-
made for thorough drilling In the D'faHl,l
Of English, Ancient and Modern LangsaS"H'
hAthemAtlcA -,
EIPESsB--AI necessary srpsB's' -
exceed tlIS.
For full particulars spply % 10y
n. g. GORl6N
auR6 CLERK d ipsslY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-19

Owing to the destruction of the Atheneum
Bui ding by fire on the morning of the 10th inst,
the place for holding the election hes been
changed to the office of j. Updegraf County
Treasurer, on the corner of Fourth and John
streets. WV. MILLER,
President Board of Supervisors Ohio County.
JOHN G. PORTER,
Clerk of Supervisors.
GEORGE KINGHORN,
octl2.till22 Clerk Union Township.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR SALE.

rry Unwilling HOUSE, on HAMPDEn S
M Street, between Byron and Sixth roo"''
attic cellar, gas, etc. o-,>, CHANDLER.
ocl7.tf JUN "
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Oysters! Oysters! Oysters !!
By the Can or Half Can, at
c. HEFTLE US,
Odd Fellows Hall building.

THE CELEBRATED SMITHS OYSTERS.
/ fresh from Baltimore, by the can or half
can, will be kept constantly on hand at the
above place. Also fresh meats and all KINDS Oh
green vegetables. sep2
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LIFE ---HEALTH tn.
LIFE-----HEAlTR- ----STRENGTH.
EInn Encnf R,rnnch Remedy

DELAMARRE'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prepared by GAHANCIERE & DUPONT No. IA
Rue Lombard Paris, and highly recon-
mended by the entire Medical
Faculty OF France.
ARE A MOST ENERGETIC AND EFF.
N cient Remedy in cases of Spermatorrh9a
or Seminal Weakness Nightly, Daily or Pre-
mature Emissions; Sexual Weakness or Imps.
terscv Weakness arising from Secret Habits
and Sexual E1ceSSeS RsldrdtiOn of the Genital
Organs Weak Spine; Lime or "Erick.dust'
deposits in the Cine Milky Discharges"
&c. and all the CHASTITY train of Symptoms arts
ing from OveruSe or Excuses.
\ Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice, printed in French, Ger
man, Spanish and English, accompanies each
box and will be sent by mail free o. cost, to any
one who will write for il.
Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for 50
ASK FOR DELAMA RPES SPECIFIC PILLS
AND TAKE NO OTHERS.
sod by al the principal Druggists. or will be
- uN man securely sealed from al observation.
=" To- pr oil the specified price by any adver.
y -CGlN OF bS the sole Projectors OSCAR
r.. MUSES. 4 co, - Cortiandt street. New
York. ''''''' w"
7. II. LOGAN & co.
Agents for Wheeling and vicinity
Al G7dTs By Mail Promptly Attended ,
decl2
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NOTICE TO VOTERS OF
UNION TOWNSHIP.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER PASSED
October sth, 1868, by the Board Of Supervi'
sors of Ohio county hereby notify all voters
of Union Township that the place for holding
Elections has been changed from the Fourth
Ward Hose House TO the room on John street,
soutb side between Market and Fourth streets,
in the building known as the Atheneum Malt
House GEORGE KINGHORS,
Clerk Union Township.
October 9th 1863.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-30
GREAT EXPECTATIONS RROUGHT



1t is well understood fact that there
were a great many aspirants for official
place, who had there expectations sadly
married by The deGent of the nnpeachS
ment project Among these were quite
a number in this State We hear Of sew
eral persons who were getting recom-
mendations to President Wade for the
positions held by so~called Cooper
heads and "Rebel sympatnizers. 1t
was cruel that at least one Of the seven
Republican Senators who strangled im>
parchment, did not periure himself for
the benefto of these patriots. They scent
Office as the hound does game, aud it is
too bad that, after securing signatures to
their recommendation they should have
their hopes so suddenly dashed But per
haps the manmost chagrined Is Mr. Sum,
ner, OF Massachusetts, of whose case the
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald spoke as follows, immedi-
ately after the defeat Of the eleventh ar,
ticle.
Sumner is particularly mad at the re-
suit lie had packed half OF his trunks in
expectation Of going abroad under Wade,
and was even getting mp recommendation
for himself to Mr. Adams place, whom he
would succeed as night succeeds day. lie
has given out the certainty Of his own APP
pointment aud the positive assurance Of the
Presidents deposition. Now everybody
laughs al him and, tho Diplomatic corps,
who have great contempt for his character,
professions and mean snubhishness, enjoy
his defeat hugely They one and all de
clare that this snubhing Of Sumner is one
Of the best results Of the defeat Of inn
parchment
Sumner has score or two Of mourn
ing friends in Tennessee who sympathiEe
with him.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-30
sENATOR VAN MINKLr.

Senator Wiley, of West Virginia, has
written the following note in relation to
the vote of his colleague, Senator Van
whsle, on impeachment to the editor of
the Wheeling InteiligeHoer: ....
WASHINGTON CRY, May 10, 1868, G..
AZ. Hall, Esq, Dear Sir: In yesterdays
1ntelhgenccr, in the editorial article in re-
gard 10 Mr.. Van Wrinkle, ! am represented
"a having stated to a member ofthe House,
that Mr.. Van Wrinkle had said to me that
he had had an interview with Mr.. Chase in
reference TO the eleventh article of i'm
parchment, and that the views Of the
Chief Justice had caused him (Mr. Van
Winlde) TO change his opinion Of the
eleventh article. This ia a mistake. Mr..
Van Wrinkle never told me that he had an
interview with MIR. Chase, nor do | believe
that he ever had. I am certain he had
not
"The Senate requested the Chief Justice
to prepare 4 form of putting the question
on the eleventh article The Chief Justice
did 30, and his statement in that behalf
was made in open Senate, and published in
the proceedings. 1t was that statement
which Mr.. Van Wrinkle said modified his
views ON the eleventh article. 1t is true
that while that statement of the Chief
Justice 80 influenced Mr.. Van Wrinkles
mind, it had the contrary effect on mine.
Allow me TO say, in conclusion, that
while differed with my colleague on this
great matter, yet Iamust also say that am
as certain that he was conscientious in his
opinion as | am sure that / was in my own.
| never knew man in whose integrity
and purity of character ! had greater con
fdence than have in his. Very respect
fully, W.T.. WILEY.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-30

WORCESTER, Mass, May 29-The ven
cradle ex-Gov. Levi Lincoln, died this
morning in his S6th year.
HUDsoN, N. Y, MAY 29.-Brown, the
Canaan child murderer, has made lengthy
written statement which he will read from
The seafOld tomorrow.
NEW York, May 29.-Oaicial returns
from Abe entire State Of Florida, show 5000
majority for The Constitution. and for
heed, the Republican Governor 6O07.
BosroE, May 29-The bin to abolish.
corporal punishment in ali the schools in
to-day. ~
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nav 29.-Six citizen. Of
Hamburg, $. c., were arrested Yesterday
for refusing TO allow the freedmen TO boll
official meetings in the Union Church Of
that town. They are TO be tried TODAY bs-
fore the Military Commissioner at Aiken.
BY order of Gen Candy, Mayor Wat
kins, Of Columbus and all Ihe Aldermen
have been removed by Gen. Meade, and
Capt. Mills Of the United States army ap-
pointed Mayor '-t
ST. LoVis, May 29.-Kit Carson ia dead.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 29.-The SUI
preme Court this evening decided the WISH
BILE admixture bill, passed by the last Legis-
lature, unconstitutional.
JACKSON, Miss, May 29.--IIon. j. A.
Wharton and Fulton Anderson leave Gor
Richmond tonight, TO appear as counsel
Tor Mr. Davis, in his approaching trial. Z
The Democratic Executive Committee
have announced mass meeting throughout
the State.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-30
TIE POLITICAL EFFECT OT THE
ACQUITTAL.

HNNNAA NJ
The echo to the knell of impeachment
toIed forth on Monday, reyerberates
through the country, and the press Of
both sides are giving expression to
opinions The one halls it az the har-
bingor Of better time in near prospect
The Democratic and Conservative papers
speak Of it as decided and disastrous
defeat to the Radicals, Coming when it
did it certainly has had a most dishearten-
ing effect on that party. Grant and Coli
fax came outunder the cloud which over
spread on the 10th inst, and they are
now enveloped in the black night which
settled down on their prospects on the
10th The effect was felt at Chicago,
and it is yet felt, and will continue to be
Thcre never was so inauspicious an occas
sion for nomination The ill>omcn will
depress the energies Of the party during
the whole campaign. Besides, the railare
of impeachment inllicts a more direct
damage Il excludes the Radicals from
the patronage Of the government as an
electioneering engine The whole party,
indeed, is between the devil Of despond-
ency and the deep sea Of prospective de.
feat The tone of its newspaper organs
does not even thinly disguise this fact
Andrew johnson has proved himself
as inyincible by them, as he is intracts
able % their schemes Instead Of the
trembling oulprit to whom a few weeks
ago none were SO poor to do reverence,
aud at whom the dogs of party barked
as he passed by in the last Official rag
they had left him, he now looms up be-
fore their frightened gaze, as power in 4,
the State. Then they condemned now
they fear him They are at loss 10
know whether he will lead the Demo-
cratic h0st, or what captain viii marshal
its Rgions freshly inspired by the over
throw lac has given them Doubt and
danger have taken the place of canG-
dence and security. They look 10 the
Fourth Of July as a day Of dread deer
sion: and if the work then TO be done is
conceived in wisdom, il win indeed be
the day Of doom to Radicalism.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-30
TAR nRIrISH REVIEWS.

THF WEsnuNsmE-Thc April num-
her contains the following articles I,
Don Quixote; p The Pilgrim and the
shrine ., Modern Notions of Govern
ment-The Irish Question /, Hindu
Epic Poetry, 8, Popular Education &,
The Church System Of Ireland and
Canada =, Spiritual Wives; s, Demo
cratic Government in Victoria 2,
Contemporary Literature The FIRST
article is devoted to that work, "full Of
sly hits and aside7, not only on the feet,
ing topics of time, but on the grayest sub.
iects Of all times The Westminster
occupies the most advanced position on
all disputed questions, both in Church
and State. It's representative men are
John Stuart Mil and John Bright.
thought perhaps ON many questions it is
IN advance even OF these VI is bold,
aggressive, but at the same time SCHOLARLY,
and its articles can be perused as well
for the doctrines which they inculcate as
for the style in which they are written.
THF EprNBuRoH--The number for the
Anri quarter contains eight articles J,
The Positive Philosophy Of NJ AuCuste
Court > Western China; 3, The Monks
or the West; A. Technical and Scientific
Education. =, Bunsen's Memoirs e,
The Irish Abroad Z, Mallesors French
in India, S, The Disraeli Ministry The
resiew Of Montalemberts great WORK the
Monks of the West viii particularly
interest students in ecclesiastical history.
Both Of these Reviews treat Of topics
now ofmuca general interest Weknow
Of no reading, in the way Of periodical
literature, equal to the British Reviews
and Blaokwoods Magazine, all Of which
are reprinted BY the Leonard Scott Pub
h'hing Company Of New York
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-30

NEW YORK, May 29.-There were be-
tween 1000 and 5000 men, women and
children present yesterday evening, at the
ceremony of breaking the ground for the
new Catholic College in Brooklyn, to be
known as Mary Queen Of the Isles. 1t is
situated on Stuyvesant avenue, between
Macetle and DeKalb avenues, and will cost
one million dollars.
lGThe Seventh regiment paraded the
streets yesterday, and was reviewed at
Union Square By Minister Burlingame
and the Chinese Embassy.
In the Bankrupt Court for the Southern
district, there were yesterday fled no less
than thirty petitions, the rush is to take the
benefit Of the act owing to the approaching
termination Of the bankruptcy, as it pres
ent stands on the first Of June next.
One McMicali, government officer at
WilletPs Point, Long Island, had a fight
with his wife 10 the street at Flushing
yesterday, and offered violence to her, when
a man named Wright, in defending the
woman, stabbed McMicall 80 badly that Il
~ feared he will die
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-30

HAVANA, May 28.-Hayti advicea Of
the 26th state that SalnaVe's adherents had
recovered the fortress on the south side of
Port-au-Prince, which was recently taken
by the rebels The inhabitants living in
the country are flying in every direction
DLorme, Salnave's Prime Minister, has
become alarmed at this unpopuIarily and
the situation of the government, and has
rendered his resignation. Salnave refused,
however, 90 accept his resignation. A con
scription for 5000 men for the nation al
guard has been ordered by Salnave.
Nissage aspires to the Presidency. His
forces are expected at the capital, bat Sal
nave ia preparing for a desperate resist
ancs.
The British war steamer Phebe arrived
at Port-au-Prince on the 18th, and was
hailed by foreigners with great reiOicings,
but she sailed for Jamaica on the 9TH
The ROyaiist remains
The foreign consuls still refuse to sur
render up the refugees ia their consulates.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-30
Gable Ri-pasehes.

LONDOs, May 2S-The Brazilian mail
steamer brings the following news from
Paraguay at
/ General Lopez was al the junction ofthe
FebicuaFy and Paraguay rivers, where he
had succeeded in concentrating large
force in strong position, and his men, for
some time, had been engaged in throwing
up entertainments which we're nearly com
plcted. Lopez Was well supplied with
provisions and war material, and his com
mmication with the interior unimpaired.
PARIS, May 28.--Rio Janeiro date Of
the 9th have been received
The latest news from the seat Of var was
that a decisive battle was about 10 take
place before HaRiia The last Dispatches
from the allied camp state that the bonn
bardment Of the ParAgBaysass stronghold
by the land and naval ioFoes had ceased,
and orders given ior a general assaulf oa
the works.