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THE HOLI D a Y s

NOR THE II o Ii D a Y 5.
We are now prepared to offer to the pubic
complete and carefully selected stock OF
GROCERIES, WINES AND LlQ UOkS,
suitable for the approaching holidays or whlch
we name in part
New Raisns, Cho" Chow,
" Currants, Plc' allll,
" Citron. American Pickles
Figs, English Sauces,
Gran nbcrres Olives,
Preserved Ginger. Olive Oil,
Soft Shell Almonds, Cox Sparkling clatne
Canned Fruits, hecker's Failna,
Brandy Peaches, Oswego Corn Starcn,
Canned Lobsters, Bakers Chocolate.
Sardines, French's Cocoa,
Pine Apple Cheese &c, &c, &C.
We invite special attention to our large ana
varied stock Of "
WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting Of Madeira, sherry ana Port Wines,
bottled and on draught; Black berry BRANDY,
Gin, Rum, Brandy, Pure Ja1naica Spirits, Gen.
uine Scotch Whi.kcy; Baker" '',:homp>on,,
'Zeigler' "FAmily Nectar" and other brands
of Whiskey, which, together with all ether Hr'
ticles conrSined in full stock Of choice Family
Groceries, will be cold at prices which caniot
fail to give satisfaction.
Goods delivered in any part of the city free Of
charge. AVERY " DAFlDoOH,
dec u Z26, King ST., cor. Alfred.
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AIEXA NDRIA Va WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY 1868
PRINTING.

Il
.355 JOB PRINTING OFFICE, 4-
| Is now prepared to execute, with neatness
and dispatch :. .-...s ss.r ol
r.. ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK:
Having added largely to our assortment of =
JOB TYPE, taa|
we are enabled to print, A@.. -.
e IN GOOD STYLE,
q PAMPHLETS,
LAWYER'S BRIEFS,
DRUG GGLSq"S LABELS, aH T.
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- BILL HEADS &c., &c.,
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CHRISTMAS GOODSl
v CHRISTMAS GOODS!
NOTIONSl NOTIONSl
FANCY. GOODS, &c Sc
CHARLES W. G E E N,
NJ, 60 Lv;, ~ rtroa+

RLES ". GRE EEN,
No. 63. King street,
would announce that he has just opened an ex-
tensiye variety Of articles suitable tor
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
such as Ladies' Work Boxes, Jewelry Boxes,
Writing Desks, Fancy Boxes Travelling Bags,
Vases, China Ornaments Match Safes. Watch
Stands. Feather Brushes, Chess Men, Furniture
Sets, Port Monaies, Dolls Of every description,
Slipper Patterns, &c, rs we'll as many other ar,
ticies suitable for the times, all Of which will
be sold very low. Call early and secure choice
Mg- Wholesale trade furnished at Baltlmore
prices dec ~
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PAPER HANGING.
5NTALL PAPER, .-E z..s
w 80 WINDOW SHADES, -.
-, WI gas5 PICTURE FRAMES,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS,

1s7l - -I .rBORDERS, &c. .-
A. NJ. TUBMAN has resumed his business,
at store No. 157, King street, 4 doors east of
Washington, where can be found ;choice stock
of goods, in his: line, consisting of Wall Paper,
Window Shades, Picture Frames, Cornces,
BrAids, Curtain Hooks Hollands, Fire Board
Prints, Border, Looking Glasses, Shade Fix
lures, Picture Cord, Tassels, SC at prices low
er than ever. ..# - III.
Also. about 5000 rolls of DAMAGED PA
PER, very cheap. -".a.
All orders for Paper Hanging and Upholster-
ing promptly attended to in city or country,
Remember the No.. l57, north side Of King
street. ...E. .... T.. .. sep I3-tt
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-15
4 q %t Ticket VIII Wiz.

fhe Deru ocratic State Convention
will have an important duty to perform
at Grafton tomorrow. Its influence
for good or i'll will be immense, and its
responsibilities consequently weighty'
Ir its selections, care should be taken
to nominate none but the very best men
for the stations to be filed. We have
the material in the Democratic party Of
Wese Virginia, to put forward Q ticket
that will command the confidence of the
peopls andtriumph gloriously.
We want faithful, capable aud ener-
getic nominees. We want men who
have not only the requisite qualiaca-
tions for the place. but the determina
ton to do all that may honoraniy be
ione for success. Much will depend
upon the individuals exertions OF the
candidates. TO nominate gentlemen
who will depend upon the party organ-
ization to carry them through without
any corresponding effort upon their
part, will be hazardous in the extreme.
Every such nominee will add weight
Ehich the active must carry.
Ne DO not mean that no man
should be chosen for any place
Hnless he is gifted in the way Of speech
making. Many speakers had better
been born dumb. Nevertheless, we
need, for most Of the positions, able and
indefatigable stumpers whs will make
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judicious, and at the same time bold, dis
cussions before the people For some
of the places, men Of that class who
work silently but untiringly, and
therefore successfully, would not be
amiss.
One difficulty is especially to be
avoided. No section Of the State should
be overlooked iu the selection of tick
ct. The Radicals committed the silly
blunder of taken the greater part of
their nominees from the four neighbor-
ing counties of Brooke, Ohio, Marshal
and Monongalia. By avoiding this
error, assigning to no section more than
its due, and at the same time giving to
every quarter that to which it is euti-
tied, We will gain largely from the OPP
position, on this single point.
As between the opposing Presidential
tickets we would likely carry the State.
Considering the character of the Rad
ical State ticket, we can make certain
ty of probability by proper nomina-
tions at Grafton tomorrow. That the
may take such action as
will promote the enduring interests of
the State and country is our earnest
hone y
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Letters from the People.
FROM GREENBRIER CO.

THE GLEN, GREENBIIER Co, W. Va, }
Ialy 9th' l2f7'
Editors OF the Registers
It has been some time since yon have
had letter from this county, and !
write ROW that You nay know that
here, % in all ether portions of the
State, tho good work of rescuing our
Government fTon the hands Of the de-
structives is progressing rapidly, stead
iIy and surely,
On last Saturday We had the largest
and most enthusiastic county meeting
which we ever had since the close Of the
war. have no doubt that you have
seen the proceedings sf this meeting,
Sor. like the sentinel on the watch
tower, the REGIsyER takes cognisance
of all that transpires within the State,
and which indicates the sentiments of
the people. At the commencement Of
the war, rs you know, a large majority
of the people of this county cast their
fortunes with the South, although
there yas respectable number Of con
scienti5us, consistent Unionists who
desired that the Federal arms
should triumph; that the Union
as it was might be pre-
served, not that the Southern States
might be suljugated and tho Constitu-
tion utterly disrsgarded and set at
paught. The greater portion of these
men, when the war ended, submitted to
the leadership of those who claimed to
be the "troely loil," who during the ex-
istence of the Confederacy were Con-
federates and so soon as the war ended
asserted that they had been throughout
the struggle devotedly attached tn the
Union. The tSue Union men have now
discovered that their '.loiP' leaders have
committed them to negro suffrage, to
negro equality, social and political, and
to amalgamation and that loyalty i'll
their vocabulary means determinatio
at all hazards to perpetuate the power
of the Radical party. The true Union
men have renonnced Raaicalism forev-
or, and the approaching election will
disclose to you the gratifying fact that
the Radical partt Of this county con-
sists only Of the sppointees Of Judge
Harrison, and confidently expect tina;
some Of these will yet see the error oi
their way in time to make amends foI
their past transgressions. BY the way
this worthy Judge has been
abandoned by his own par
ty, and no one believes that he
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-15

Observation-Disclosures were two cases
OF sunstroke in the city yesterday, one
In East Wheeling, that Of Thomas Red
man, who was digging well for J. NJ.
Dillon. He was PROSTATE on the ground
when found, but had recovered his con.
soionsness, AID anaily walked home.
The other case was that Of a Mr.. Kelly,
who works at the Top Mill. He was
walking along the street in North
Wheeling and fell in the gutter. lie
acted so strangely that some thought
he had a ftt. Policeman Jacob stroble
hired an express wagon and took him
to his boarding house, but the proprie-
tor would net let him in. Stroble thea
teok him to the statiau house aud pro
vided comfortable quarters for him. He
had recovered sufficiently at about
seven o'clock to be able to go 10 his
boarding house,
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Paris correspondent of N, Y. Herald!
The Cauesu In Enris-Di.turbaGce NJ
~ tie Mabillc Gardens.

At a Mabille the demi Monde have bad
a small revolution, and tha proprietor
of the garden is in dire trouble. 1t
arose with louise, the dancer, One
fine moonlight night when the band
had done the "Tea blossom" quadrille
and "Bridge ofSighs" polka, the gentle
men forming that musical body dispers-
ell to their homes somewhat earlier than
usual: the heat had been excessive and
the eepcda very wild, The dancers,
who felt inclined to spend the night
out of doors, protested against the de-
parture of the band, and the cavaliers,
forming a gentlemaR's chain, carried
Louise, their idol, high in triumph over
every obstacle and did not allow her TO
alight on any other spot than the ket-
tledrum in the orchestra. On this wor-
thy instrument did she and few others
perform feats and antics until the
parchment fell in. OF course Mr.. Ma
billie was greatly iuceused; he thinks
youth g very pro4tatle article, hut OBJ
jects to their yagaries on his drums,
Aud without tho slightest compupctien
he turned Louise out. Since then Ma
billie has been almost deserted, all the
lady's adorers are determined never to
return to those lighted groves until this
edRedR dird is readmitted. -
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wba, n Working Mau Think.


We find the following communication
in the Philadelphia Sunday Mercury. 1t
was sent to the editor Of the Pres, but
refused an insertion in that paper, 1t
carries with il its swn comment, and
shows how beautifully all classes of
men are hnmbugged when they believe
what they read in Eadical Newspapers:
Nr. l. u. Forny: For years past ]
Fhave worked, given my money, and
fought n. the polls for your Republican
party. have earned $1,000 by cart
driving aud cellar digging. / had my
money in United States bonds-the >
2Os of lsG. Before the attack on Pres.
ideut Johnson, read, almost daily, in
the Press short articles like this: Bond
holders eiu take notice, that II that OrtG
criminal, iRdreT Johnson, is acquitted
Government bonds pgiIt he lOortkless: Tke
hard eOrkiRg msH-tic men ieho build our
eitifs-,iciH BE rsined e.
Now, ] read the Pres every day, and !
read nothing else. l believed the San
das Mereary, and all Democratic pspers
were-fsr you told me so-"disloyal
sheets" and dared not bring one of
them into my house.
Well, johnson was acquitted, and
-rds frightened. and sold MY bonds,
which were then l02., and bought a
row of old court honscs, in Alder street,
Bot what followed the acquIttal Of that
agreat crimiual3H Why, bonds rose in
Il two weeks to 1871! ! find that / have
lost nearly years interest by taking
your advice; the "loyaP man who sold
10 me the houses cheated me, and my
copperhead neighbor called me- fool.
4 am $1,000 olt Of pocket. Will not
Vim: B. Mann pay my lossesi
JoHS EARLY,
No. 1914 Alder street.
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M'heelins geslstsr.
"wednesday Norning,..--.----S i"'
FOR psrsugvr or THE UNITED srArEs;
HoRATIo SEYMOUR,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT;
FRANK p. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.
FINANCIAL pLASKs OF THE rLArroRM.

FTNANVLAL FLANh5 0I TIE .
PAYMENT Of the public debt Of the United
States as rapidly as practicable; all moneys
drawn from the people by taxation excepf 80
Gavernment, economically administered, heng
honestly applied to sach payment and where
the obligations Of the Government do not eK-
pressly state upon their face or the law under de
thew shall be ps1d In coin, they ought, IN right
and in Justice, 70 pe paid in the lawful money
ri tho United StAes (Thunders Of applause.)
Equal taxation OF every species OF property
according to its real value, including Govern
ment bonds and Other public securities. NE
pewe,Acheering and cries OF Bead 1t again.
One currency for the Government and tbe
oe,pie, tho la6orer and the office holder, the
bensiouer and tho soldier, the producer and the
bondholder. Great cheering and cries OF Read
II again, Tho fifth resolution was again Iead
and again cbeered."
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CABELL C.. H., WEST Va,
July 3, 1863.
Editor OF the Register:
A Democratic Convention was held
in Wayne OIL the a7th nit. 1t was the
largest political convention that has
been held there since the clsse of the
war. The Court Room was crowded to
oyeriowing. When / inform You that
there we're four hundred people present
you will understand what large and
enthusiastic meeting it was, Too much
praise cannot he given to c. B. Webb,
G. C. Burgess, w, w. Brumield, and
other active Democrats, who gSt up
this meeting. Instructions were given
in favsr of Charles P. T. Moere for Con-
gress, aRl Hon. william L. IIiudman
for Judge.
On the Fourth OF July the Democra-
cy of LincolA county turned out en-
masse and assembled at the county scat
in Convention. Ihaye reeeiyed pri.
vate letter from there whicn states that
there were over fonr hundred and fifty
persons present. They were addressed
BY JohpL WilkersoR, Esq, Tor al hour
and a hall. have heard Mr.. Wilker'
sons effort spoken Of very highly. A
motion was made to instruct their dele:
gates to vote for Moore In Convention
for Congress, and it was carried amid
the widest enthusiasm. Thus far Lin
coin, Cabell and Wayne have instructed
for Moore. He is certainly the choice
of all the COMMITTEES along the Ohio 'Riv-
er--where the votes are expected to
come from-and if our Convention ACTS
wisely, and with y desire to put their
strongest man on their ticket, who will
give strength to the State ticket, they
will give Maore the nomination. lie
can carry Witchers county by over one
hundred majority.
The friends of Hon. II, j. samuels,
of this county, will present his name to
the State Ger yentien for the nomina-
ton of Judge cf the Court of Appeals,
and hope he will receive the nomina,
ton. lie is G strong nan and would
give weight aud character to the State
ticket. This section of the State sell
dom asks for any office for her citizens,
and it ia generally overlooked. We
feel here that we are entitled to this
nomination and shall therefore submit
the claims Of Judge samuels to oul
Convention with confidence. That he
will accept the nomination If rendered
ain satisfied, although he will ne'
seek it. Respectfully, DELTA.
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rIEAsANTs COUNTY,

The nenoorats aud Conservatives OF
noble little Pleasapts held their meet
! ing at st. Mary's on Saturday, July
nth, 1868, Doctor John G. McCally
presiding. and Robert Patterson, Esq,
acting ~ Secretary, Colonel ID. ID. John.
sou, OF Tyler, being present was invit-
cd to address the meeting, Q duty which
he discharged IN the hanlsomest' and
ablest manner. After appointing thir-
ty-siX delegates to the State Convenr
ton, the meeting adopted an aPpropri-
ate series of resolutions, among which
we find one of u personal character.
We give il space fer the purpose of eX-
pressing our grstefq! acknowledge
nehts.
Resotred, that we approve and highly
|apprcciatc the able manner in which
the editor of the WHEELING REGISTER
discharges his duty, and we recommend
the REGISTER to tie patronage ct the
Democracy throughout tie State.
After pledging two hundred majority
from Peasants county for Seymour and
Blair, fhe meeting adjourned with three
rousiuF thGers for the ticket.
WOOD COUNTY,
The Democracy OF Wood held their
County Convention on Saturday, July
llth. William u. Morehead, ESD, vas
made Permanent President, and j. X.
Timms and F. c. Boggs acted as Score
taries. C.l. !. u. jackson, as Chair
man of Committee on Resolutions, re-
ported series of resolutions approving
the New York nominations and plat
form, and endorsing j. n. Camden, Esq,
of Parkorsburg, as Wood county's first
choice for Governor.
Ihe following handsome resolution
relative to Senator Van Wrinkle was
presented by Col. ]. III. jackson aud
adopted unanimously
ResoIred, That this Convention do
hereby endorse the highly honorable
and patriotic action of our Senator, the
Hon, p, q. Van Wrinkle, in his vote up
on the impeachment of the President
of the United States, and that he Is en-
titled to and ought to receive the COM
mendatisn of al just persons, IN thus
frising above party and doing his whoie
duty as q patriotic Senator.
A large number Of delegates TO the
State Convention were then appointed,
and il was further ordered chat any
Democrat Of Wood county in Grafton
on July 10th be authorized to represent
Wood county in said Convention: Ad-
dresses were delivered by Colonel J. NJ.
jackson, Captain ]. s. Rnrdett, Skey
johnson, Esd :, and several other gentle
men. The Convention adjourned with
three cheers for Seymour and Blair. ~
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rus s.a,stenyeurisu.

lhe Democrats OF West Virginia Will
attend the State Convention to-merraW
aimost cs masse. Those who desire W
witness the grandest demonstration
over seeu in tho State will not fail to
bp present,
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From Clark sbnrg.

We repeat the announcement that a
special train will leave Clarksburg for
Iraltos "a .,.orrGw mGrning at 8 O'CLOCK.
It will return in the evening" Persons
from Clarksburg and vicinity who wish
70 attend the State ConveHtion should
take passage on this tram.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-15

BUGGY Enthusiastically evening
a horse harnessed to buggy began to
back down the street near Mr.. Bosley's
confectionery establishment, on Mar
ket street. He backed till the buggy
ran into an awning post, which caused
the shafts TO break aud Mr.. horse was
taken away. .......-
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FHE ktelIigencr is just now dilligent:
iypufnng aud apprsvipg Brick Pom
sr1,y. Until lately it has proclaimed
hin an accomplished hlackgnard.
# Brick 10 q blsukguard, what mnst be
Oh. person who endorses his eiegau
,.esi Ifhs IL not a blaokguard, what
must be the editor who denounced him
as snch Why will our cotemporary
persist N compelling people to bslieve
lhut lie has either been untrnthful
hfstoiorSror is now. a ysnder q Sec
ohd:hant'blsok guardism.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

AF1GHT.-A fight occurred at sa-
loon in Centre Wheeling, on Chapline
street, yesterday afternoon. We did
not learn who the parties were, bnt
suppose we will become acquainted
with their names at the Police Court
this morning.
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AIplEcr Liz.

1t Is currently asserted hpOn Radical
authority that the coat of arms Of West
Virginia was not among the shields { Of
the other States hung upon the walls
4 4 rammany Hail, at the late Demo
cratic National Convention. A more
malicious and causeless lie cannot
easily be imagined. The shield of
West Virginia was among the most
eroninen. aud admirable that adorned
tne building.
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RIVER SEws.-The river Was three
feet and five inches last night by the
marks and falling slowly.
The Belle left for Parkersburg at II
A. NJ; the James Rees for SunGsh at 3
P. NJ, and the Forest City for Steuben-
vile at 81 p. NJ.
Boats leaving to-day-The New State
for Parkersburg at II A. NJ; the James
Rees for snnfsh at 3 T. NJ, and the For
est City for Steubenville at 2iP.
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.4,l4 A. NJ

The special train WHICH leaves Tins
place for GRAFTON on the morning OF
the 10th, will leave our depot at p;e
cisely 4:lC Wheeling time (i:3o Balti-
more time). All who are not promptly
on hqnd qt that hour will be left,
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u. Republicans

4 CORDIAL Invitation is extended to
members of the opposite party to at
tend the State Convention at Grafton
:, ,lpo1rQ~. 4 hearty welcome and a
kinl reception await al who may ac-
TPut.
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CALL AND SEE.-Yesterday evening
we saw Mrs. Nancy Parker, who always
keeps the best Of everything, opening
barrel of cucumbers and box of fine
tomatoes. If you wish to see something
nice of that kind give her call. Re-
member she keeps on Market street,
near McKelvey's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-15

DISTRIBUTING HAMs.-A large quan-
tity of hams having been deposited en-
the track of the Street Railway, by the
breaking down of wagon on Madison
street, the street cars were delayed
several minutes yesterday evening in
consequence thereof.
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Peudleton.

PESDLEToS lnaves Cincinnati this
morning for Grafton. He will cross tho
rlver at Bellaire this ofternoon at i've
o'clock. All who desire to hear this
distinguished statesman should take
passage to morrow morning for Grafton.
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PENDLET0k
AND
THURMAN
WILL BOTH BE AT
g r A FTO N
On the 10th Inst.

A dispatch WAS received from Hon
GEORGE II. PESDLEToN, last evening by
Ihe Ssate Executive Committee, ac-
cepting their invitation to address the
people at Grafton, Oh the 10th. Fur
tlvr announcement on Monday.
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sIsr NrHtfoB.

The special train for Grafton starts
at 4:lO Tomorrow morning. No Demo.
crat who can get away should under
anv circumstances stay at home,
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EaSplETOs and THURMAN at Grafton
tomorrow. Democrats these noble rep
resentatives of yonr views are worthy
of your presence. Leave business for q
iay and hear them.
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UpSUUR COUNTY.

The Democrats of this county held a
mass meeting at the Court House on the
sth. DR.. w. McWhorter was called to
the Chair and l.. d. Strader appointed
Secretary. The meeting was ably ad-
dressed by Hon. Samuel l.. Hays, after
which forty delegates were appointed
to represent Upshur county in fhe State
Convention
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Public Meetings.

Onun to the immense number OF
conn., {cations with which we have
been favored, containing the proceed
ing of Democratic meetings held to ap-
point delegates to the State Convention
at Grafton, we are compelled to give but
a brief synopsis of the reports sent us.
We notice a few of the reports now on
hand: