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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-22

The House of Delegates of the ''thir-
ty-six counties designated as, West Yir-
ginia" passed a resolution last week,
Friday, profoundly deploring "the un-
timely and tragic death of Abraham
Lincola." The inference from this long
CESSATION Of regret irresistably is that
this loil body did not really feel the
death Of Lincoln to be deplorable until
they saw who was nominated to sue
ceed World.
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,diournment OF the Legi.ia,urr.

We learn that mt n session of the joint
Revising committee of the Legislature,
saturday, on motion of Mr.. MAioN, a
resolution was passed recommending
that the Legislature adjourn on the 22d
day of june until the 9th day of July
the Revising Committee alone remain
ing in session. The resolution will be
offered in the Honse to-day, and it is
thought will he passed. The members
rom the Third District desire to attend
their Congressional Convention. which
meets at Charleston, July 4th.
If this is intended as stroke OF econ
omy, it will probably fail its purpose,
unless the members decline receiving
both mileage and per diem.
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West Virginia Legislature.
GEXTRA SESSION.
SATURDAY, June 20, 1863.
SENATE E

Senate called to order by w. Z. STE
VENSON, ESQ, President. Prayer by
Rev. DIX, member of Senate. Fe...r
The Journal was then read and hav-
ing been approved, the Senate proceed
ed to the transaction of business.
Mr.. FARNSWO ORTIZ reported back
Senate bill No. II, relative to the navi-
gatien of the Shenandoah river, recon-.
meudiug it's passage. Also bill for ap-
prOpriating money to construct turn
pike in Jefferson county, recommending
its passage.
Mr.. WORKMAN asked leave to report
bill, accompanied with petition, re-
ceived and laid on table.
Mr.. STEVENSON, President, Mr..
FARNSWORTH in the Chair, offered a
petition from citizens of Wood county,
asking that the county be divided into
two assessment districts. Referred to
Judiciary committee.
Mr.. CARSKADON asked leave to re-
port bill. Received.
Mr.. SLACK offered a petition from
citizens of Kanawha county, asking the
legislature to permit Thomas b. Swan
to practice law without taking The test
oath. Laid OaI the table.
Senate bill No. 10, for the relief of
John Brooke, called up to its second
reading. Laid on the taole.
Senate bills Nos. %, %, 30, 81 and 80
were presented and read the first time
by their title.
Senate bill No. Il, relative to the nav
igation of the Shenandoah river was
taken from the table read the second
time, and laid back ON the table.
Chapter 4, of the Code was called up
for the second reading and amendment,
and, having been read by sections, was
laid on the table.
Chapter of the Code came up for a
second reading and amendment, and
being read by sections, and sections 10
and IL having be:n amended, it was
laid on the table.
Chapter of the Code was called up
for its second reading and amendment
Read by sections, and section IL being
amended, it was ordered to its third
reading.
Chapter of the Code was taken up
far it's second reading and amendments.
Read by sections and sectisns II and %
being amended, il was ordered to its
third reading.
On motion, chapter ) of he Code was
taken froIa table and amended by add
ing another section and then ordered to
its third reading.
Seuate took a recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. CARSKADON moved to take up
chapter 4 of the Code, for engrossment.
Ordered to its third reading.
Chapter of the Code taken up for
second reading and amendment. Read
by sections and, the I'd section having
been amended, was ordered to its third
reading.
Chapter g. of the Code, called up fer
second reading aud amendment. Read
by sections and sections 3 and being
amended, it was ordered to its third
reading.
Senate bill, No. ), for The relief Of
William B. Lynch, was taken mp from
the table for a second reading and
amendments. Amended and ordered to
its engrOssment.
On motion Senate adjourned to Mon
day, June %, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
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GRAFTON,
~ >, II 10 O'clock, 4. Mp !
Thursday. July 16, 1865,

az ~ lU OCtVChI 1' @hJ Z n
THURSDAY, July 16, lS6S,
To nominate two Senatorial Electors
of President and. YicePresident of the
United States, and to select candidates
to fill the following State Offices:
Gorernor;; ~
41uditOr;
attorney General;
Secretary Of State:
Treasurer;
The ratio of representation will be:
Ten delegates in the Convention for
each member of the House of Delegates
to which the counties respectively are
entitled. ..
This ratio gives to the counties res
neetiyely the following representation
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andlocal jealousies among friends and
neighbors, and all such mean, sneak
ing, snakish tricks. But then, they are
all the spirit of Radiealism, and the
end is near at hand.-U URioa Vanguard.
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Democratic Conservative
state Convention.

In pursuance of resolution passed
by the State Convention held in Wheel
ing, on the 9Th day of January last,
there will be State Convention OF the
Democratic and Conservative voters of
West Virginia, at
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Radical Aid ana Cssafsrs 60 Rebels
Mr. FERGusoN, the embodiment Of the
Radical party of the Legislature, in
his viudicatiou of the registration law,
states that if that law were enforced.
there would not be more than 1000 con-
servative votes east in the State. If
this be the number of Conservative yo-
'ers, the residue of the white male
adult population of the State, Eot 9TH
erwise disqualified, are Radicals and
rebels. There are in the State, at least
1000 such white male adults. They
have been estimated at much larger
number, but we wish to keep clearly
within the trus limits of these, not
more than q, 900 are Radical voters-we
are satisfied there are not near that
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sshesliug gegistsr.
na..hmG Go..s,.

The Democrats and Conservatives OF
sand Hill township, Marshall county,
held a meeting on Saturday, the 18th
inst, aud organized Campaign Club.
G. BUCHANAN is Preside mt, and
runMAS RUTH Secretary. j. ID. EWING
and JAMES MCCARRAHER, EsQs., ad.
dressed the meeting. The meeting for
,be appointment of delegates to Grafton
will be held on Saturday, june 9th.
Sand Hill promises to do her whole
Joty in October and November next.
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Aentenced,

CANANDAIGUA, June 2s.-In. the Uni
ted States Circuit Court Allen p. Hew-
litt has been convicted Of secreting his
property from his assignee in bank
ruptcy and sentenced to the peniten.
tiary for one year and eleven months.
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Commissioners Sale
OF VALUABLE
Mineral and Timber Lands,

I'm AanaWna county,
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Circuit Court Of the County Of Kanawha,
rendered on the Sd day Of January, 1869 In the
suit in chancery pending in said Court. wherein
Milton Parker, Charles T. Beale and others are
complainants, and Andrew +. DoRnally, VIM
Donaally and Others are defendants, the under
signed, appointed special commissioners, for
the purpose, win offer for sale at the front door
of the Court House of that County on TUES
DAY, THE l4TH DAY OF JULY, ls6s, the
tract of Seven Thousand Five Hundred and
Forty.three Acres of Land, (15i9. part Of the
Donnally and Steele survey Of 63 100 acres Of
land. lying between Elk and Pocataieo Rivers.
in that county, belonging 10 the said A. F. and
William Donnally. -tau
These lands are valuable. and viii lF sold
either as a whole or divided intoseverd smaller
tracts. ". ~ .. e. T. ..
TERMS :-0ne.tenth Of the purchase money
paid in hand at the time Of sale, and the residne
divided into four equal instalneuts. payable
respectively at six, twelve, eighteen and twenty,
four months, the purchaser giving bonds With
good security, bearing interest from date, and
title retained until payment In fall.
ALIEN. T. LAIDLEY.
On ~- wa. A QUARRIER,
rft SAM'L A. MILLER
NICHOLAS FITZHUGH,
iunIFltdA3tw Special Commissioners.
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United States Of America, Dis
triCt Of West Virginia, -.

Beoth, BatteiIe & Co. Attachment
Steamboat Leslie Combs. In Admiralty.
U-HEREAS, A LIBEL HAS BEEN FILED
w in the District Court Of the United States
for the District of West Virginia, on the lIth
dav of June, 1863 10y Charles II. Booth, William
C. Battelle, James c Jelly and John Murine,
merchants and partners doing business in
in Wheeling, W. Va, under the firm name of
Booth Battelle & Co., against the steamboat
Leslie Combs" her engines, tackle, outiit aP.
parel and furniture; Now therefore, in pursu
ance of the mOniton under the seal Of the said
Court to me directed and delivered, do hereby
give public notice to all persons claiming the
said steamer, her engines, tackle, outfit apparel
and furniture, or in any manner interested
therein, that they be and appear before the said
District Court TO be held at the city of Wheel
ing. in and for the District Of West Virginia
on the 3Oth day of June, 1865, at IL o'clock in
the forenoon Of tine same day, it the same shall
be a day of jurisdiction, otherwise ON the next
day of jurisdiction thereafter. then and there to
interpose and claim for the same, and to make
their allegations in that behalf
HEDGEMAN SLACK.
q. S. Marshal Dist W. Va.
By w. II. IRWIN, Depnty.
CHANDLER & DAVENPORT, ProCtorS
iunl5.lit
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cTRAM OAT PRlNTING
y promptly and handsomely done st THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
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JANIH PAIL
DANIEL LAMB.
'''''- W.T. v ''''1f' NEV' u NIUW7
Alfred Caldwell e. Son.

~ UCCESSORS TO ALFRED CALDWELL
- 10 Caldwell & Fleshsr, and 10 Caldwell A
Royd-running through a period Of - ysaTs
full nracttca
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-10

John Doe, lot : in brock q Of Sears, Thompson
and Sears division of Cars n City, for IL 05.
John Doe. lot 10 in block Il OF S.ars, Thompson
and Sears, division of Carson City, for II o5.
Oliver Cromwell, possessory claim to lot No 3
in block Nc u of Empire City and the improve
| ments thereon, for GO IS.
| John Eherhart p,esrssory claim to lot No 10
in bi OK - of Empire City and improvements
| Their. on, for IS So
And also the foil wirg described property, exc
cu'i' IL issued on said 5tii day Of July, A D. 1865
| en- ju gmen eIderei IN laid Justices Court, on
| thu 29Ih day of January, a ID. 1865:
| VIII am Mara. lots :. and 10 in block Go,
Sears ThIup> and Sears division IF Carson. ity.
| nd all The npr"Tetnen thereon; als", block o
ii division for ~ 81.
John CIs.dlt haueh. ten acres of land bounded
north hy the road lcatirg fir Ill Carson iy t" the
state ca by land assessed TO NJ Gard
ner, nid west ty ind fW Beck, f~r 20 80
viii am Fuihe-. los /, 5. ana IL in block IA,
Curry $ VIII n If Carson Ity, for ~ i
jam torri. an lots 5, and IN block II Of
Piers n and GOOD ich's division Of Carson Guy,
10, 1. 70.
Mrs l. A Potts. lot in block So, Sears ThomT-
sou ana Sears divi ion Of Carson City, for Is l..
.I,serh Tasker. south halt Of block 81, Mussers
division Carson City, for y IL.
Geo sc W. Hammer, house on Carson street, on
lot bel uging 80 j VI An.ner. for 25 81.
Moses t..iis, lot in block # SER. 9h"mp-
son and sears divi OF Ca City, for 70 IL.
Z. q. Lord, lo' 6 in ilock IA "t Sears lhnntp-
40 and Sears division Of rs II City. for Il ~
II. b P"mrcy. t ) west 29 feet Il lot IN
block Il fS-ars Thuml son and Sears division +
ars,,n; aso, LIT 3 i'll block g. same division, for
S2+ q.
A. Mahoney. leo acres of land IN section l.
township l5 \. OF l. Is Eat, Mount Diablo mel
iiian; also. lot | in block 43 Of Mussers division
Of Carson City, for Sc "A.
Sheriff ornshy County.
By I. }. EDWARDS.
Deputy Sheriff.
Carson, July rs. 1868.
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| so cents State Revenue stump.
CTATE Or NEVADA. COUNTY OF ORNSBY
~ In the Justice Curt, Carson Township, in Ant
for @, misty County
! IL T. Rice and rhilo ". Rice. as Executors y
the Estate of Ca herre A Fiisble, decea- ed
PltInt ifs John shors1s. defendant
The state of Nevada sends greeting 10 John
ShoHi,ls You hereby summoned TO appear
be fore me my Office in carson City in Cal sul
Township, in 0rmsby County, on the
9Th day of september. A. ID. 1s6s.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and answer unt % the complaint
of the above nam i plaintiffs, how fife il my
,,ffice. who to obtain judgment INST You
the OF Thu re :unbf d (3cOJ Dollars; sai'i
.tmunnt claimed and alleged tn be- due 10 Plain
tif, Executors at re-;iid. fO, dam yes done
t" Piaintffs' buildings situate part f lot No
niue 90 bio th:rt, fiy- li5), sears, Thomi'-oL
and sears division of Carson CITY. caused by t e
Z ynl way + the walls of S"uf building sitna e
on The adj ing premises whe' jud-Inen " i'll
be taken against yun fr the said an unit, il you
tail t., appear and answer t.. the Shef if ary
Constable q the i'd County. greeting Make le-
gal vice ami due reiGrn hereof tiiven under
LII, hand this n day Of July A. d. 1865
l.. c. MCkEEBY. Justice of the Peace,
jiyS I'm Gas n Township.
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AN ACT

| To provide for the Regis rafi' n Of the Names o
| Elect r.. and fer The ascertainmenf, by proper
pro- IS II the Persons who shall be entitled IL
| the Right If Suffrage.
The Pc PIE of tire : ate Of Nevada. represented
IN Senate AID Assembly do enact as follows:
SECTION | he Justices of the Peace Of the
several counties of the State shall constitute and
act be-,-try Agents the e ectiOn precint> III
ii u icrs tich are within their respective town
ships and CHI, their duties shall be As pro-
Sid d in this set.
sec Immediately upon the appro al Of this
ACT. the respective Il aris Of Registration the
several c0unIi.s If the state shall deliver over,
al cau-e to b.. d,lis-' ed. t. The sevtra Reei try
Aeen # their Counties. a. provided for in this
Act the respective registers, ami all other regis
tlation books belonging to, OF heretofore pre-
u trci FIR the eeI1i precincts or districts "hlCh
within their respective townships pTo'fd"d
thtt the book containing the oath, heretofore
IS h c-ibed. shall lie filed and preserved in the
C,,uuty, l+Ik's flee and hereafter SAID B,ar"s
at helistrat on shnli tie dis, haIg,d from the per
f,rnlanCe o. duty relat ~ 10 the registration
names OF Il, Cturs-
SC. 3 TIE County Commits toner's Of the res
pective unite # the STATE siall pro,'de Tor
III Registry Agent of their unity, when and
where needed. ali proper and necessary books TO
carry out the provisions Of this Act together with
hit regis ers for each election preCin OF dis
trict prepared thai each shall contain -epar-
ate list IT persons. entitled to vote, residing IN
each eIeclio preciut OF district. alphabet crlly
arranged #cc9Idns totheir respective surname>,
a nd to show in Sc arat- c,!rTHrs. the name at
fail len tn. the age, the country Of their birth,
II occupation and plac a. residence, together
with the number and date OF registry. All On
Iens-s incur ed in executing the provisions Of
This Act, including the publication Of the regist'y
lists shall be audi cd, all wed nd paid out Of
the county funds Of the several counties ing
the SAM, IL vther comfy cha gss.
Sec The rr-i-ter- may be in the following
form or in SUI h other foin I" most coHven-
i-ntIy and economlCaly carry out the provisions
an! intention of this Act-to wit
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| Sec. IL After Il e final comptt on of the reg
isters for tn election precincts districts. within
their resp. cive unslIips Ire,ions II genera,
election in November. oi each year, and rreviou,
to any special or municipal Gle, ion, any cleo
ton provided for l., Law, other than the general
eec ION, III, esi-try Ag Mt, iy or under whor,
tln were resII, cti,cly made, shall Immediately
make tilted copies OF the names on the reg
listers of each election precinct or distr Ct within
their respective tow sI :, so PREPARING such Ger
t,fird Copies a. TO show ''h,a!iIcs for the general
and munic al elections, ,esign"iin3g, +ft'r the
FIRST year Of Iegi>iraton. by Int particular char
acler A. by the letter ~, who aIe registered
FIR that la tic, lar We r, and under which the In
spect1s nay check of the names of tn Sc voting
during thar year by scme particular Character. q,
The letter w. as thus: 80 eri-' red for CT
election IN 1s.....'' Voting at cry !rc'i'n IN
lS....." ''Regi,t red t, general election in Is
Voting at general election il lS......' Whom,
aid eItftd copies have been made, it shall To,
the ruty f said Registry Agents 10 have one copy
of the came, If each election precinct OF district,
delivered to the Inspectors Of Elections OF such
precinct strict, at least ty eight clock A. ~
n tie day "n which said elect takes place, az
IS els. raid certified copies h. names on til.
reg sters may be in the i low form. or in such
pIh + I'm as Il. NEST Nv and econoaii-
"''' ""r'r nj the provisions : his Act:
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Saturday, August 29:h, A. d. 1865

at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to wit
John Doe, lots !. 5, and in block NJ
of Van nA lie and Proctor division OF Carson Cit
for SIS 6S
john Doe. lots ., 3, G. and 10 in block No q
Of Proctor and Green's division OF Carson City tJ'
SIS IS.
John Doe. lots l. ., S. 4. 5. 81, O. 10, II
and l. III nl' OK No of Van Winkie and Proctor
division IF Carson City, for 90 So.
John Doe lots and 10 in block No o of Curry
division Il Car-on Cry for Is Ii.
John Doe. northwest qunrtr Of block No 20;
AMI also the north 59J5 feet Of the northeast quar-
ter of NE block Phillips division of Carson City
for 19 Is.
John Doe, lot block No % Musser's division
vision. for Is q.
John Doe, south half Of block No II of Pierson
and Good cil's divisf n OF City; also, lit
in block u same division, for is Il.
] hn Doe. lots 3 and & in BIO X &c of Sears
Thompson and Sears division of Carson City, for
SIT o.
John Doe. north half If block 65 Sears, Thomp-
son and Sears' division If Carson City; also, 1t ,
in block &C, same division, Tor u Al.
I'm DE. lots Z. s, 9 ard L. in block 81. Sears.
Thomp-on and Sears division of Carson City, for
$40 Fl
John DE lots . and block IS. Sears Thomp-
son and Sears division of Carson City, for II 81
John Poe, lots and in block Il. Sears. Thnmp-
son and Sears division Of Carson City, for II a.
john Foe, lots 5, 6, Z, S. 9 and 10 in block DC,
Sears. Thompson and Sears division of Carson
City for 20 SO.
John Doe lot in block % If Sears, Thompson
and Sears division of Carson City; also, lot in
block "A. same division, for Is IL.
John Doe. south half of lot 6 block 81 Sears
Thompson and Sears division Of Carson City, for
Il 81.
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So NJ MONS.

fifty cents state Revenue stanp.i
TN TflE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECONI
Il Judicial District. of the State Of Nevada, in
and for the unity Of Orm.by
NELSON SrONTONIRs vs.. ALICE ST0N-
TOXlR.. Action brought in the District Couri
# the Second Judicial ID street of the state u
Nevada, in and for the county Of Ornsby, and the
complaint filed in aid County Of Orm>by, in the
ONCE Of the Clerk of ;, id District Court.
Tho State If Nevada sends greeting to Alice
StontOmire. defendant: Y.,r hereby required
70 appear in an action brought against yon by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court of the
Secoud Judicial District of the State Of Nevada
N and for tho county of 'irlnsby. and answer
the complaint filed therein ia copy of which &C
companies This Summons) within ten day (exclu-
sive of the d., of service after the seryice you
Of this Summons-if served y thin t.i- county ::
or il served ont of this county, but in this Dis
trict, within twenty days, o herwise within forty
days-or judgment by default will be taken
Against you.
The said action is brought to obtain decree Of
divorce from the bonds of matrim,l.y existing he
tween you and the plaintiff herein; also for the
custody. etc of your two children, to wit, David
and George Stontemire and for costs OF su:t,
etc and E,r cause of this acton the plaintiff al
leges against you wliful de-crtiun dssOlute hab-
its, ETC.. a ia his comp aint set forth
And you her,by notified thai if you fail to
appear ard answer the said complaint as above re-
quired the said plaintiff .ill take decree and
judgment prayed
t-iet Court Of the Second Judicial District of the
s~s State of Nevada in and for the county
fs,a1 I of Ormsby, this Nth day of July, in
I SnAH the year Of our Lord, one thousand
s@~~ eight hundred and sixty eight.
N. J. ASuMORE, Clerk.
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GENTS WANTED FOX wARREN's
Household Physician, the most complete
Il ~ me iicsl work written. No family can at
ford to be without it; contains over 400 iilu~tra
tions. Great inducements to Agents. Address
PACIFIC PUBLISHING Co San Francisco. au2
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TAX SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvtN THAT UNDER
and by virtue OF Wrlts of Execution, issue,
on the 9TH day of July. A D 1865, by J.. C. Mo
keeby, Justice # the Fee.ce for Carson Township
Orlusby county, Nevada. on jud mcnts n'lci ed
in said Justice C-ut, tiir 1lfh day OF Al il,
\ u. 1865, for tax duly lcviet, assessed and
,qralized :or the fiscal year Of 1867 the proper
officers f 0rmsby county in the following cases
and against the property as he eater lies hei.
have duly levied up"n "nd will expose sale at
public auctiun in the manner prescribed by law.
in front Of the Court House door of UIElsby coun-
~ in Carson Civ
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE meet.
INC OF THE UNION II < ~ I'LL.
CAN STATE CENTRAL CON.
MITTEE.

Alta MEETING OF THE UNION REPUBLI
n can ate Cent al Committee If Nevada, he'll,
.. Virginia City, August 20. 1858, II was
Resolved, That tate Convention o the Ma
t;onal Union Republican Farty be held at CarsoI
City,
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Great Rejoicing.

The Democracy of Giles was emphati-
caIly in a perfect blaze of enthusiasm last
Tuesday night after the result in the cOun.
ty had been ascertained. Although they
felt assured that the triumph was entirely
IDEAL, yet it was so complete and glorious,
they had to give vent to their Pent up feel
irgs The whole town was illuminated By
candles, torch lights, bOn-fres, sky rock
cts, DC, and the Democracy, white and
black, were perfectly jubilan:. 1t seemed
to be glory enough for them that Giles
county was redeemed. Speaking and re-
joiciDg was kept up until very late hour,
and no disturbance on account of political
difference was observed throughout the
day and night.