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The New Orleans crescent., 1868-09-06

very gentlest breeze I'D tne world, my dear"
AT TINS Juneture some one offered Lucy glass,
which she took eagerly.
There seems 10 be good many on board"
said the owner OF this, steadying it tor her. Zone
may almost distinguish faces"
So one may. Lucy, giving back the glass, said
to her companion, quietly
There Is some one belonging to you there,
Let us stay, Aunt Rachel.n
The old lady looked at her neice, and refrained
from questioning. Lucy was odd-the result
probably of that shock in Italy from which she
had never recovered.
AS for Lucy, when the glass was once more
offered to her, she did not even see it. She saw
Doibing outwardy but the waves that leaped up
on Gwyneth's Head, and fell back in spray into
the boiling cadron beneath; and mixed up with
this. ike confused dream, there came the May
day In Kent; the meeting on the sands at Red
field, when she sent him away the vast kneeling
crowd IN the piazza outside St. Peters, aud a
white haired old man in a balcony uttering the
Easter benediction. If she could but have had
a small part OF her life back again. Bnt now il
was too late he would never know how true she
had been in reality to her old faith in him and
here. underneath the lights on Gwyneih's Head.
was to be the end of all
Lucy, wake up There's no danger now"
A great shout rose up from the hitherto silent
crowd; there was swaying TO and fro towards
the wooden steps Of the landing-stage a police.
man or two to keep off the press and. fe " mo
ments alter that, q voice she had thought never
whose touch somehow brought back the Kenush
lawn. was holding her own.
They did not talk much. The wind howled after
them, and the roar and slush OF the mad sea on
the single would have drowned any voice of or.
binary pitch. But Aunt Rachel was discreet old
lady; once within the familiar room at the little
cottage, she turned to Archer Denison, putting on
her spectacles, and looking him over as if be had
been natural curiosity, and said,
So you have been hunting everywhere for the
runaway What simpletons men are. to be sure
AS If the Poles, or any such people. would care
about her now But Archer, she Is MT satisfied
with Gwyreth now. She wants to be gallivantng
of as governess. It's all pretence, | know.
She has had a taste Of grand life and wants more.
But there. III go away. See If you can make her
hear reason"
Archer Depison sat silent for minute, looking
at the lights which be had once thought he never
should reach.
"Old Gwyneth gave me rough welcome,r he
taid. "You did ut think / was in the boat.
Lucy"
al did MT think about it. l knew. Some ope
gave me glass. and saw you"
"Were you friehtened"
She hesifated little, and then said. "No.r
81 don't believe you; won't. You know
Why didn't come to you in Romes You got
"Yes, had your letter."
What Is all this about governess'ns, You
'sed to be happy enough with Aunt Rschel.n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TENNIN0s, GATES - O0s
u. B. JENNINGS, J. r. GATES. J. N. sUTHTRLINJ
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchsats.
No. 30 PERDIDo STREET.
New Orleans
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19

There are several ways of whipping
tho devil around the stump, but per-
haps the most contemplate is express
ed in the following, which we clip from
the columns of wants" in the Herald
"Cash Boy Wanted-Salary 500 pei
annum. Apply at 9 o'clock, to - y
-, Broadway"
"Wanted-A young man who under,
stands bookkeeping and entering up
goods. Salary to commence s. pei
week"
"Wsnted-Two porters. SIC per week
to coored porter"
"Wanted-A young man in an Office
to write and carry messages; wages Sc
or 81 per week. Address in applicants
handwriting, with reference, =, Her
aid Office
Who has a boy old enough to perform
the duties of "Cash Boy" with the
wants of a youth who longs to taste the
enjoyments of the innocent pleasures OF
life, to risk in the vortex of taxation on
q salary Of "S100 per annumP What a
magnificent reward for the study which
enables aa industrious, well. l.meaning,
honestly disposed "young man" to "un.
derstand book keeping and entering up
goods" Tho boy is tempted by the
cash he carries; the young man" who
is tempted to make false entry to pay
for his coat, or a pair of boots, both are
of infinitely less account than porter
L. 90 ,ntot.nn Thaoo
advertisements strike US as devils bats
The matter is all the worse when the
employer ignores the fine dress Of the
"young man" on salary Of five dollars
a week. He would perform kindnes:
were he to punish the "youDg man" for
the first theft.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19

The Cincinnati Commercial, u Radical
pap.r las q letter from its correspOn-
dent at Jasper Tennessee, describing
scenes witnessed at the polls on cleo
ton day lie tells Of old, gray headed
citizens Of intelligence and character,
disirauchiscd aud mere lOokers-OD, who
stood about the polls. One, very dark
looking white man, comes RP aud wants
to knsw if he is black eSoagh to vote.
"SOI quite" say the jndgss. SAS the
Llaek.whito man laughs, aud walks
away. Then comes negro:
negro comes in who has never voted
before. lie puts his hat under his arm,
aud acts timidly. One of the Judges
motions him up, and hands him q bal
lot. lie takes it with 4 nervous grasp,
sId looks around rs If he did not know
what to do with it. Gland il to that
man there" says one of the judges, and
the voter does 50 without ever looking
at ltand walks ont Had it been a comic
song, or the Sermon upon the Mount, it
would have been all the same to him.
Aud another:
A young colorcd man, who probably
never exercised the right of suffrage be-
fore, walks up, and asks for "a paper"
ballot is handed, and he is told to
give 1t to the nan with the cigar box.
Tic hands II to the officer "with the
cigar box, who proclaims "Will Smith
voted What did you say, siri" said
VIII. "Oh, | just told tho clerk your
Name YOU eau - now
The following statement presents an
Interesting phase of the Radical suffrage
scheme at the south:
says an ex.rcbel captain to ne: nDo
you see that black boy over there 7 He
"A'talsed by me, and is one of the best
%',"u's ! ever had. lie was in the war
"''a NE from first to last, and accom-
EIu'vu ME home after the surrender.
AAny times when our regiment woRld
~ 'l'o battle, he would take q gun and
:, "ong by my side But lately he got
' Tue league. and now votes the
I"ASht Radical ticket. ask ed him if
T wanted to come to the election to.
I1!' ,', u' Sald that he did, and teld him
, lle TACT here stated with regard to
,-' aesToS participation in the rebel
"'D VIII apply to ninety nine out Of
WV! Que hundred black voters
'0e South. There is nothing
I''' ridiculous than the enfran.
''lent of the Southern ne.
go s,'S' Oh the ground of their loyalty
~ Tue dlsfranchisem ent of the South,
80. ~ lilies on the ground of "disloyal
y ihe Commercials correspondent
"D' up by giving the result at tn,
'..'' uraut 22j, SEYMOUR 4.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19
"Stemnu nnd the RayoneI.

Sa'ngtou specials of Tuesday an
-~'e i" That General THOMAS has made
,,.,. .-''ai GRANT his annual report re-
. S.''.. affairs in the Department of the
O'tIand. In that repsrt West Yir-
y receives honorable mention. ~
-. '1c! thattroops have been sent into
a.. s,@'e Is presented; the reason as
~. .,' Is that they were needed to pre-.
Jr.' ''"'essness and violence. Gener-
m.,..,, ,.oN's makes the significant state
b,.', 'Da' from West Virginia "tbere
~, Seen no complaints received other
uor t "' o tie Governor, in his applica.
a,,'.'. ~ Troops, the sending of which
v,,, S',"ta tee objects for whieh the,
NJ, WY Is it that the Governor alone b..
hue S complaint of threatened ont.
ios 4N'' Why is it that the Radicsr
fear. -. ., this State have expressed nc
Tho wi the public peacei Why ha,
tee A' OF troops been the first no
va, roo" ~ our people that their presenc,
Gpgulst4 t4,led' ~ 1t certainly appear,
have h' ,ha that the Executive should
upri.iaS 'no only knowledge of INTENDED
against the laws of tb;,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19
r,,,hfui woupds of Rriepd.hip

First reports from the 7th Judicial
n;,rict elected NAT. HARRISON, the su-
s.,h Lv q majority of Al. A Radical
p,,rJ of Supervisors in Greenbrier
.ntv threw out the Falling Spring
,orpship vote which gave HARRISON
"a majority. Then another Radical
p,,rJ in Monroe, threw out the Union
,,ur,lip returns, with its major
80 of II for NATHANIEL. This
,.,vc, the Black Crook super
nnmerary in an inglorious minority
II H. The Union Register fro Ill
which We gather the facts, says that
81. Honor has fallen a victim to the
petty jralousies of his ewn party friends.
n, JOEL MCPHERSON, of Lewisburg, is
therefore chosen Judge fer that Dis
,riet 1t should not be forgotten, how
ever that Governor FOREMAN has yet
10 pa,. upon the result. He elected
yU. in 81, after the people had defeat
ed him, and his Excellency may now
repeat the operation in behalf of his ia
mOas favOrite.
The Rsgi,ter further states that the
rejection of these townships also Sc
cnrss the election of Captain e. A.
SpERRY, Democrat, to the State Senate
over that illustrious theological thug,
Bolivar" YouNG, the "hoSs-pistOp par
son. Another motive of the Boards in
throwing on; these votes is said to be
10 secure the election OF local favorites,
who were defeated as the count first
stood. Oh Tor Il gracious and universal
ontposriug Of this Kilkenny cat spirit
Of strife
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19
WHEELING W. VA. THURSDAY NOVEMBER

ais, the whole machinery of the polit-
zeal guillotine over which he has pre-
sided-and then. observing the enemies
of virtue leaguing to cheat the cross
bearer of his crown, we conclnde that
unless some successor of FOREMAN be
more knaye than he, and still more fool
than knave, We shall not shortly look
upon his like again.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19

The armies of Europe, according to
the estimates of French collector OF
statistics, are composed of 1851 ,52o SOL
diers in active service, and GIL 1893 drill
ed reserves. They are distributed among
the several nations as follows: North
Germany, 42l ,52S active soldiers, 20o,-
1l3 reserves, $1,000 reserves of the rec
ond ban; Austria, SAC, 900, Of whom 2i0,
600 are Hungarians--she has no reserves;
Russia, 500, 900 drilled soldiers-no re-
serves; Italy, $4,000 active soldiers,
173, $50 drilled reserves; France 400, 900
electives, 900, 900 reserves-its project
ed army will consist of 400,0 900 efec-
tives, 100000 reserves, 400,0 900 militia,
capable of garrison duty; in Prussia,
the whole able-bodied population; in
France, five-eightbs of the same class
have received military instruction. 1t
is calculated that the highest number
of able bodied soldiers between 20 and
40 which any State can yield is ten per
cent. of its total census. The highest
number ever yielded has been but five
psr cent, or but half the maximum.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19
West Virginia Legislature.
EXTRA SESSION.
WEDNESDAY, November lS.
SENATE. yg

| Senate met In accordance Win aQ-
iournment ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. Prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. Rowley, of the Baptist
| Church. ...s- ...I
Journal Of the Senate for Tuesday
read and approved. nI-. o..
Accommodation from the House Of
Delegates announcing that they had
passed Chapters 81, so, SO, 54, 55, Sc and
81 of the Code, and asked the concur
renee of the Senate. -
Leave of absence was granted to the
Senator from Jefferson for five days.
Chapter a., Of the Code, came up on
its passage. Passed with its title. Yeas
l9, nays2.
Chapter 46 of the Code came up on its
passage. Passed-yeas IA, nays7.
Chapter AZ of the Code came up on its
passage. a .s' f.
Mr.. BOREMAN moved to reconsider
the vote By which the bill was ordered
to its third reading. The motion was
agreed to and the bill sent back to its
second reading.
The Chapter then came up for further
amendments. A lengthy discussion
sprang up and amendments by the
wholesale were, made and voted down.
Motions to strike out whole sections
were made, and finally the bill was or.
dered to its third reading.
Chapter as of the Code, relative to
Fire Companies, came up on its second
reading for amendments. Read by Sec
tions, and no amendments being offered
the Chapter was ordered to its third
reading.
On motion, rules were suspended to
put Chapter AZ of the Code, relative to
towns and villages, on its passage.
Passed with its title. Yeas ID, nays S.
On motion the rules were further sus-
pended to put Chapter AZ of the Code,
relative to fire companies on its passage.
Passed with its title. Yeas, -; nays,
none.
Chapter 40 ofthe Code was called up,
but, on motion, was laid back on the
table.
Chapter 80 of the Code, relative to
the powers, duties and liabilities of
justices and constables, and the pro-
ceedings in civil suits, &c, was called
up on its second reading for amend
ment.
VII OuC SCuhbC lCoOlNCu lbcOIi
into committee of the Whole for the
consideration of the chapter, Mr.. CARS
KADON in the chair.
On motion the committee of the
Whole arose and, through its Chairman,
reported progress and asked leave to
sit again, which was granted.
On motion the Senate took recess
till o'clock 7. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met at o'clock, and on mo-
ton, it resolved itself into q committee
of the Whole, Mr.. PRICE in the chair.
Chapter 50 of the Code, still being
under consideration, the reading of the
Chapter by sections was continued.
A long, tedious debate on amendments
arose which consumed nearly all of the
afternoon.
On motion, the committee arose and
reported progress, and asked leave to
sit again. Granted.
On motion, the Senate adjourned Till
Thursday at l0 A. NJ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19
AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
.er by the Rev. Clarke.

Prayer Dy tne rev. ClaTke.
Mr.. MANN, from the committee on
Military Affairs, reported it inexpedient
to pay John w. Crislip for services rem
dered the State in 1861.
The Chairman of the committee on
Revision reported chapters of the Code
from 81 to 80 inclusive.
Communications from the Senate:
House Bill, authorizing John w. Nc
Creary to practice law withOut.tak
the test oath, as amended and passed
by the Senate.
Chapter ~ of the Code, on taking
land without the consent of the owner,
as amended and passed by the Senate,
was concurrcd in by the House.
On motion of Mr.. FURGUSON, of ca
bell, Chapter 73 of the Code, on deeds
and covenants, which was laid on the
table on yesterday, was taken up and
ordered to its engrossment.
The following chapters were read the
third time and passed:
IS, on insane persous;
80, on weights and measures;
60, on enclosures and certain trespaSs;
81, on estrays and drift property;
63, on marriages, births and deaths;
g., on divorce;
IS, on dowers;
66, on separate property and rights
of married women;
81, on duties of surveyors;
6S, on grants and repeals of patents;
60, on escheats and property forfeited
to the State;
20, on the capacity of aliens to take
and dispose of property;
II, on general rules as to the creation
and limitation ofestates, and their quail,
tiles;
~, on forms of deeds and covenants;
"a, on acts valid ietween the parties
but void as to creditors;
10, on liens for purchase money, and
liens of mechanics, lsborers and others
76, on release of liens;
II, on wills;
7S, on descents and distributions;
70, on partition and coterminous own
ers;
80, on maintenance of illegitimatt
children;
Chapter O., on the preservation o
certain useful animals, was voted OF
and rejected.
The House adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19
Old Political Hacks.
~ Work Times saws:

The New ioiA i"''
r,o1rv old political hacks are dlstur-
SUI .r minors that Grant will give a
S.u t';snce =! in public offices, to men who
p'el''s,ryed benorably in the army. We
paw gsI II more than likely that there
lDlsTh hs some truth in these terrible rn,
~l! But What can the old political
h.ct, ,-YiS do about the matterf ..
The "old political hacks in this re-
will take notice and govern them
Ives accordingly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19
Every Pair Of Shears Warranted
WILLIAM KRYTER,
Mannfaeturer Of

Sheep Shears, Pruning Shears, IsiloT'
Shears, FamiIy Shears, BankeT' SheH'''
HShearz Of any description made % order.
TIIHH ATTENTION or SHEEP GEoMkkS
i and shnarsrs is called 70 ~ snssp ons-Ls
spd Pruning Shears, for trinainE oh"sp H'es'
sverv pair Of which Il vsrrz5tsd
De.lsr In Hardware. G1ns. fsteA' sporlhg
r.cSis Tsiie - Picket Cutlery, &e,. Ae-.
Ie5 MARKET ST. WhsslinE. W Va
Repairing Of Guns, hs,as' Ahise., selsser'
Small Machinery, &e.. o"ne ]" '"o OoS' .- .
and Al rea.osabie prices msfh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19
,,,,n,p the head of "How to Pay the

,-,r,R the head of "How to Pay the
.. ,.,noI Debt" the New York San sug-
N'''' ,bat every office-seeker should
S'',, ,Lnte dollar a week to it until
'o., ", he gets an appointment, and, if
'''' .,nuot be accomplished, that Gen.
M w., shall sell the letters of appf-
70 the ragmen, instead Of burning
nm The proceeds, it thinks,
'D IA make u considerable item to be
"A over 10 General SPINNER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19

At a Republican jubilee in Akron,
Ohio, last week, a premature cannon
explosion occurred, which resulted in
the death of Silas o. Kimberk, who
served during the war in the 9th Ohio
battery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19

There were 1850 marriages in New
York last month. This is at the rate Of
IL, 900 q year, or more than forty day,
and more than one and half for every
hOur
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.
nN AND AFTER sEPTEmRRR

Allentown 5:UO G N lU:OO n ll:4J m
New York via
Philadelphia. 5:27 a n 1906 m LOG p m
Tickets TO all principal points in the East and
West can be procured at the Onion Office in Nc
Lure House and at the station as Bridgeport.
f. L. MYERS,
oct6 General Ticket Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19
WILSON, DUNLEVY g. WHEELER

A RE NOW PREPARED To FURNISH To
"A order Packing Tierees, Flour and Apple
Barrels, Half Barrels, Grocery and Nail Kegs
Of all sizes, Cigar and Grape Boxes; also Steam
Boat Hulls and Barges. aucI39m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-19
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co..
OFFICE BALTIMORE l. Quo RAILEoAD Co.,
WHEELING, Nay i6, 1869.

DAsSENG RR TRAINS WILL Run
Il by the following schedule on and aftOr the
nth day of May, lsss-Wbeeling time
FAST LINE
The Montana post., 1868-02-29

oosTED BY The W. U. TELEGRAPH COMPANY
rycIusIyELY FOR The TRI-WEEKIY POST.
The Montana post., 1868-02-29

isis OF the Administrators
Thomas appointed TO relieve STAN
.tan-POSsesstOn retatned--LOyal
|neuOcrats do not sustain the
D~eSidenI-SfeVens offers a resolu-
Iiinn of Impeachment will
feeling IhrogghOut
ne Country-lDetnfIs of Personal
.ntRryieygs-Oem0e National
Eanvention meets July 4th-ken-
sSeICy COnven1fon-Miss Con-
reutIons-ThOmns Ewing, senior.
for Secretary OF War
RumOrs, etc.
The Montana post., 1868-02-29
Washington, D. c., Feb. %, 1865.

Chicago, Feb. 25.-Specials say that the
COMMITTEES have positive evidence that john
SON has endeavored TO excite conspiracy
against Stanton and Congress, and in the ar
ticles to be presented, viii a-raign him on
that charge. Gen. Emory, Dist. Commander
The Montana post., 1868-02-29

Washington, Feb. 25.-House-The debate
on Impeachment commenced at 10 o'clock
The session lasted till twelve o'clock-belng,
technically considered, q continuation of Sat
uriny's session. Washburne, of Illinois, fol-
lowed Price, in favor of Impeachment, and
made n severe and violent speech in denuncia-
tion of the President. Woodward spoke against
the resolution. he did not grant the right
of the Senate to try cases OF impeachment.
The House was not composed, as the Consti-
tuition required, of members chosen BY the
people of the several States, nor was the Sen
ate composed of two Senators from each State.
He declared that were be the Presidents coun-
sellor he would advise him, IL articles OF i'm
peachment were preferred, TO demar, both as
to the Jurisdiction Of the House and Senate,
issue n proclamation declaring that while he
held himself imPeachable for misdemeanor In
ofice, before q constitutional tribunal, he
be never would subject the Office he holds In
trust for the people to CONSTITUTIONAL frag-
mentary bodies, who propose TO strip him OF
it. With the army and navy to sustain him,
he would meet the popular response
that would make an end of impeachment and
impeachers. Wilson, Woodbridge and Butler
| followed In favor of impeachment. Fernando
Wood and Payne spoke against II, and Po-
land, Stokes and Judd made strong speeches
in favor of the report of the Committee. Ed.
ridge. Carey and Haight sustained johnson on
legal grounds
Chicago, Fet. 25.--(NoTE. The eastern wires
worked horribly last night. The entire debate
in the House was sent after three o clock,
and before the vote was received The spe-
Gals are delay ID for the same reason.)
The New York herald., 1868-12-27

"THOeE $io CASES WINES AND LIQUORS "FoR
the Christmas holidays" of the very finest iescrip.
ton put W. assorted n casts OF dcyen each In quart
bottles each containing ne 0ii Bourbon choice
Gin, Kun Punch, Scotch whskey, 0d rom DIN, Port and
shersv. at fl0 per case, dell yerel free OF expense
MURPHY DUNN. yin tlauidation)
6Q traat. near
The New York herald., 1868-12-27
WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

HOLIDAY LIQUORS.
arge stock prices Good BOURBON 50 per
bottle ~ bO per gallon very hue and old 81 Per bottle Sb
per gallon. Good sherry s. bottle, ~ gaon
choice ~ q per bottle t per gallon. Irish aud Scotch
WLiskey ~ some Of the oldest md nnest IN the lunry
81 o Canada kat scotch. equal 20 impcrei Is per
botte Shsmragnes Rum, %, hles, .grier ard Cigars
FULTON ttreet corr. ar Wiutnm
The New York herald., 1868-12-27

ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, WILLING TO PAY FOR
~ permanent and comfortable home in private family,
may address Gramercy Park Herald Office.
DOoMS TO LET-wITH BOARD, TO SINGLE GEN.
n emen gentleman and wife, in desirable location;
terms moderate convenient to Twentyhrd street stages
426 West Twenty second street.
The New York herald., 1868-12-27

A SELECT FAMILY OR ONE OR TWO GENTLEME,
~ can secure Board with private family. who will dis
pose Of their Second Floor consisting OF sitting bed
rooms, bathroom and large closets unexceponabe refer
for first class In one OF the most rcspecab
neighborhoods block of Fifth Four
teenh street need apply For further particulars address
boz 1858 Post office.