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commissioners Notice.

william MeMechen, ct ais, In ChAncsry: In
the Circuit Court
va for Ohio County,
west Virginia.
Joseph Skinner, ct ala
DURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE IN
il the above rause on the 2lst day Of May,
l-Gs will on THURSDAY. THE 9th DAY OF
JULY, 1863, At my Office in the city Of Wheel.
ing and thereafter by adjournment from time
to time a. shall be found necessary, proceed TO
take ami state an account Of the persons re.
spectively who are entitled a. HEIRS AT LAW
OF LYDIA s. CRUGER, DECEASED 70 the
tract Ur parcel OF land described In complain.
ants bill and Of the share or interest Of each Of
said persons in said tract or parcel OF land tn
gether with such ether matters "a shall be
deemsd pertinent by myself OF be specially re-
quired by either Of The parties.
And pursuant 10 the said decree, ] hereby
give notice TO all persons claiming TO be entitled
TO any interest in said lands or heir at Law As
aforesaid. to come in before me and prove ii cir
respective rights OF interests in said land and
do fix TUESDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF Al.
GUST, 1869 q peremptOry day for the pur.
pose and such Of them az shall not come in and
prove their respective rights and interest in
said land on or before that day shall be excluded
IRON the benefit Of this or any future decree in
this cause, unless hereafter otherwise ordered
by the Court HANNIBAL FORBES.
Commissioner Ohio Co. Circuit Court.
June ith. 1863. juns- Iwd4vtiD augz3
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Wheeliue gseistsr.
Friday Msrning,. 49,,
FOR PRESIDENT sF THE UNITED S'NiNS
HoRATIo s sEYmooH'
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
FRANK p. BLAIR, q
OF MISSOURI.
v,x ,xc,S. rLAxks OF THE rLAffoRM.

paymen, sf the public debt Of an she money!. Usss
States As rapidly as pracusaoas,;i a. .xeent y
araT" Nh az ia reouisite for the necessities OF @e
nn,arrmsnt mson economically administered, oeins
SnnsstIy applisd TO sach payment, ana wnert
non'iI mo-. "hiIgat,pns of the Government do not ex
nrsssy state upon their face, or the law unSs, Ss
which they were issued does not pl%'; ;n rirh; &
ng snSy - instiee 70 be paid in the lawful money
Of the United States (Thunders Of applause = :
Equal taxation of every species OF Proper.y .:
according to its real value. Including Govern pa
mept bonds and other public securities. ne
newed cheering and cries OF ,keaa ut ~ and the
r.oois the ia6orer and the oiiice-holder, the
pensioner and the soldier, the producer ana saS
bondholder. Great cheering and eries OF i.sa, ad
il again. The NTH resolution was again '''''
and again cheered.
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West Virginia Legislature
[EXTRA SESSION
THURSDAY, July 70, lS6e.
SENATE.

The Senate was called to order by the
President, W. T.. STEVENSON, Esq.
Prayer 10y the Rev. K. V. Dodge, OF the
Fourth L. esbyie'i III CnulCh.
On motion the reading of the minutes
was Dispensed with. -..
Mr.. ZlNN reported back House bill
No. -, recommending its passage. Laid
on the table.
from the House anuonn ing the amend
ments to certain Senate hll', ard ask
ed the Concurrence of the Senate III the
same. AL announced that they bad
passed s, nat. bill No. Ii, with am .rd-
ments, relative to the redemption OF
lands sold for taxes, aud asked the COZ
currence OF the Senate. Senate concur
red. Also announced the passage OF
Senate Hills IL, AZ, 43 aud 46, asking tie
concurrence of the Senate, aud that
they had passed House bill No. %.
Mr.. WRIGHT asked leave to present
o bill, which was granted.
House bill No. 80, incorporating the
town of Guyandotte, came up on its
passage, and passed with its title.
Senate bill No. 10, regulating actions
for trespass against persons who partio.
ipated in the late rebellion, was called
mp on its passage and passed with its
| title.
! Sauate bill No. 81, relative to the re-
demption of forfeited lands sold for
taxes under the laws of the Common
wealth of Virginia, was, Oh motion of
Mr.. STEVENSON, Mr.. CARSKADON in
the Chair, called up on its passage.
4 ~. - N.I IN
which Mr.. STEVENSON and Mr.
FARNSWORTH were the principal
speakers. When on motion of Mr.. BUR
LEY, the vote by which the said bill
was passed to its third reading was re-
considered and the bill reconmitted.
Mr. MARTIN offered joint resolution
that when the Senate adjourn on
Tuesday, tho 2lst inst, it adjourn 10
meet on the 10th day Uf November next
at 2 o'clock P. N.
A motion was made that the rules be
suspended so that said resolution could
be acted on forthwith, but it was not
sustained, and the resolution laid over
under the rules.
Senate bill No. So, relative to the
transfer of cases in the Supreme Court
of Appeals Of Virginia to the Supreme
Court of Appeals Of West Virginia.
| Second reading Of the bill Tor amend
nient. Ordered to be engrossed.
/ On motion, the rules were suspended
and the bill was pat on its passage, and
passed with its title.
H Chapter 30 of the Code was called up
Oh its second reading, ssd, on motion,
made the special order Of the day for
M,nday next at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
| On motion, Messrs. CHAPLINE and
H0KE were granted leave of absence
for two days.
House bill No. 81, rearranging and
defining the Judicial Circuits, came mp
on its first reading.
A On motion, the rules were suspended
and the bill put on its second reading
for amendment.
whereupen, Mr.. CHAPLINE offered
an amendment that Hampshire be
stricken from the Sixth Judicial Cir
cult. Not agrsa& 90.
On motion, tie rules were further
suspended and the bill pnt on its pas
sage. Passed with its title.
Chapter 81, of the Code, relative TO
the sale of certain lands for taxes, came
Iup on its~second reading for amend
ments. On motion, the bill was laid
on the table.
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SECOND DISPAICH.


A special train from Clarksburg, con-
sisting of fifteen densely crowded cars,
arrived few minutes after ton o'clock.
1t brought fully fifteen hundred persons
to swell the throng and was greeted
with tremendous cheers.
About fifteen minutes before eleven
o'clock the Convention was called to Or
der by Mr.. Lewis Baker, Chairman of the
State Executive Committee.
About the same time the special train
from Wheeling arrived. The locOmo-
tive and cars were decorated with flags,
notices, and wreaths of flowers, and the
cannon, which was placed upon the rear
car, doomed forth loud response to the
hearty cheers which hailed the arrival
of the train.
oKEY JOHNSON, ESQ,
OF Wood county, was chosen tempo
rary Chairman of the Convention, and
before taking his seat delivered brief
and eloquent speech. He referred to
the Importance of the State and nation
al campaign upon which we are abeut
entering, and eulogized the national
candidates and the platform of the DEM
ocratic Convention. He denounced in
strong and emphatic terms the recent
action fthe West Virginia Legislature
in relieving tho Registrars from all le-
gal responsibility to the citizen whose
name they may erase from the list OF
voters.
lie demanded that the Registrars be
compelled to obey the law and permit
all to vote who are not legally disfran-
chised. The Legislature has given a
bid of perfect immunity to the Boards
of Registration to strike from the list
all Democratic names. Will you stand
it : [Cries of "No, no, no."]
After Mr.. johnson had taken his seat,
Mr.. L. NJ. Shafer, Esq, of Berkeley
county, was elected Secretary.
Mr.. j. II. Carroll offered a resoluti on
looking to the appointment of com,
mittee on Credentials, but on motion
of Mr.. Walker, of Ohio, the resolution
was tabled, there being no contested
seats in the Convention.
A resolution for the appointment OF
a committee on Permanent Organiza-
tion was then offered, and the follow
ing named gentlemen were designated
as members of that committee
1st District, A. NJ. Jacobs; ID District
G. w. Bruce; Sd District, b. +. Martin
4th District, w. H. Haskinson; 5th Dis
trict, w. A. Stewart; 9th District, w
d. Rolleyson; 9TH District, II. R. How
ard; Sth District, G. G. Burgess; 9th
District, r. F. Dennis; 10th District
Philip Pendleton; 1lth District, Johr
A. Thompson.
On motion of Mr.. Watson, of Harri
son, a Committee on Resolutions wa
appointed by the Chair. The commit
tee is as follows:
1st District, Daniel Lamb; 2d, Fon
taine Smith; Sd, j. ]. Brown; 4th, Benz
Wilson; 5th, j. NJ. Jackson: 9th, w. Z
Arnold; 9TH, G. P. Simpson; 9th, C. B
Webb; 9th, Frank Hereford; 10th, 10
seph Sprigg; 1lth, Robert Lemon.
The wigwam was perfectly jsmmed
the aisles and eEery available standing
place being occupied. An effort wa
made to clear the aisles and exclude al
but delegates from the floor, but it wa
unsuccessful, and the crowd stood ant
shouted for Pendleton and the Demo
cratic party.
When Messrs. Pendleton and Thurman
appeared upon the platform, q scene o
the widest excitement ensued. Hat
were waved and cheer after cheer reB'
the air.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-17

The Baltimore San, speaking of the
new Congressman from the Southern
States, says: "Of all the extreme and
rabid politicians who are trothing at
the mouth in these sweltering dog-days,
noRe show such hopeless canine mad
ness as the bran new and red-hot South
ern converts of reconstruction. The
most ultra of Northern Radicals is ra-
tional and humane man in comparison
with the superservieeable zealots who
think. to please their new masters, and
pick up atbone or two, by swapping and
barking at the men of their own sec
ton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-17

Considerable excitement prevailed at
Alpbaretta, Milton county, Ga, in con-
sequence of gold discoveries near that
place. A company is engaged in test.
ing, prospecting and leasing. Several
lots have been leased within a mile of
Alpharetta. The Dew gold 5elt discov-
cry 'Xtrm''s entirely across the country
from Ia I To West 9nd tracing the line
onward runs far north Of Marietta.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-17
WIN, Ouxh, 10 be Hi. Doom /.

If we could ascertain, beyond doubt
who it was that originated and insisted
upon carrying out the inhuman policy
of leaving thousands of Union soldiers
to die horrid death in rebel prison
pens, when the rebels offered to ex'
change man for man and officers, what
ought to be his doomi Will the very
astu.e editar of the RtelIigencer an
swers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-17

Mr.. SrEPHENs.-A Washington letter
says: private Information just receiv-
ed here would indicate that the Hon.
Alexander h. Stephens will be elected
to the United States Senate by the
Georgia Legislature. The statement Is
that his name will be presented by the
Union element in that body, and that he
viii receive An almost unanimous sup.
port. Whether he will be allowed to
take q seat in the Senate 10 an interest
ing question for the FUTURE
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A Suggestion.

1t has been suggested that GRANT
and CoLrAx have gone West in search
of the "Salt River" as it is quite prob
able they will be appointed by the
Democratic party to take a cruise on
that stream in November next.
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Cniied States OF America. Dis
trict Of West Virginia. -,
Bsotb, BAttslle 4 Co, )AtiaSbnsRt

Steamboat Leslie couab. J u AAnirsity.
"HERLAS, A LIBEL LAS BEEN FILED
w In the Distgict Court 81 the United States
FOR tbs Distriet Of West w giniA on tbe IIth
day Of June, Ire. by CE-il.s -. Esoth, william
@. Ba;telIs, James e Jelly and John kuiriBs.
merchants and partners dong basiness In
In Wheeling W. Va, under The arm nams Of
Booth, Bs;t-lls 4 Co, sgains, the steamboat
'fLeslie COnbs, Der engipss taekis. eaf q, ap
p4Eel and furBttuTs; Sow. tsefefory, in garsu.
Lne. u ths n0nitiop uEdsr tbs sal of ths Asld
Coart 70 me directed and delivered, d. hereby
give pubic notice 20 al per,dns claiming tbs
said steamer. her engines, t-ekie, outrt spparsl
and furnitnrs, or In spy fnAnnsr tntsgestod
therein, that they be and appear befors tie sald
District Court % be bsid At the city Of Wheel
Ing. in and for the District n West Virginia
On the 1tb day Of Jane. iece, q 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon Of the sane day, II the same shall
Be a day Of JarisdictsoJ ., otbsTsise, the pszt
dzy Of Jurisdiction thereafter. then and thsrs 70
interp0se sod claim tor the s.ne and 70 mako
thsiT .lleEatAOns ia that behsil
HEDGEAAN SLACK,
U. =. MaTshaI Dist W. Va
BY W. II. IKws Deputy.
CaASDLkR DAyEzrokI Proct0-s
janl5-l4t
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A land-suit lately instituted in the
District Court of Harrison county, Tex
as, by the heirs of Albert Sidney john
ston for thirty leagues of valuable land
in that county, has resulted In a ver-
dict in their favsr.
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Second District Nomination.
Special to the Register.

Hon. w. G. Brown, of Preston, was
nominated, amid great rejoicing, for
Congress IN tne o~~--1 District. and
John J. Brown, OF Marion, for Circuit
Judge.
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Some stupid fellow wants to know if
there ever WAS an eclipse Of the hon y
moon. Of,olrse there have been many
such. IL o'ten happens when th. hon.
eymOOn gets in the milky way.
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4 READER writes that he takes no stock
III the new Womah's club." lie says
the ''ohl woman's club" is enough for
him aud frequently too much.
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SOMEBODY says "a wife should be like
n roasted lamb-teuder and nicely
dressed" A scamp adds, "and without
any sauce"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-17

The latest invention is said TO lie
ink made from India-rnbber. 1t will he
useful for Stretching" out story.
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THE PRELIMINARY WORK

THE PRELIMINARY WORK
OF organization is being done and nu.
merous caucuses are being held in the
lobbies of the hotels, on the streets and
in the Committee Rooms.
Everything promises to be harmo-
nious and the greatest enthusiasm is
apparent among the Delegates from all
sections of the State.
PENDLEToN AND THURMAN.
The presence of Hon. George II Pen
dleton and Senator Thurman, of Ohio,
adds materially to the popular pleas
ure.
The earnestness and determination OF
the asse mbled crowd is one of its most
prominent characteristics and 5etokcns
tae most complete success in the strug-
gle for the overthrow of Radicalism.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION
will be effected this morning., commit
tees appointed aud the Convention will
then be addressed by Mr.. Pendleton.
In the afternoon the work of nomina
ting candidates and adopting platform
will be accomplished.
THE wIGwAM
In which the sessions of the Conven-
ton are to be held is situated on the
west bank of the river and is capable of
accommodating about three Thousand
persons, though twice that number are
already here. 1t is open on all sides and
tastefully decorated with flags.
Some delay is occasioned by the de-
tention of the special train from Wheel
ing, which has not yet arrived.
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Washington Wills Flour.
00n BARRELS FRESH GR0uGD, JCoT
IUU received and for sale by
nyi3 n YILLT
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THE HOTELS

Are filled, and many private houses
have been opened for the reception OF
guests.
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THE .g0BTBN9I0E!.
THE TICKET NOMINATED
Immense Outpouring Of the
People.
The Largest Political Assem-
blage Ever Seen in the
Great Enthusiasm and Earn.
eStness Of Purpose.
Especial dispatch to the Register.
/ FIRST DISPATCH.

GRAFTON, w. Va, July 1910 A. M.
The Democratic State Convention
held here to-day is the largest in num-
bers as well as the most patriotic in
purpose ever held in this State.
FULL DELEGATIONS
Are here from nearly every county,
aud the most prominent influential and
respected citizens of the State are in at
tendance.
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