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Ell UCATlONAL-
M RS. G.. III. CALDWELL, Ann
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
Of
A Thorough English Edueatton, Modern
Languages and Music,
Vocal and Instrumental
LESSONS IN DRAWING
LANDSCAPE AND PoRTRAITURE.
strsngers' HoteI,
No. l2s Charities Street. New orleans-
RKTERENCEs.
Rev Dr. Leacock, New Orleans La; Prof s H. Dixon
Charleston. T. c.. Hon. Trssimond Landry Louisiana;
hon Judge Simon, New Orleans; Prof. T. l.. Caldwell,
Transylvanie University.

Charleston. s. O.; Hon. TrssDond Landry, Losisans;
TransyivsnIa University.
VIRGINIA MILITARY Institute.
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.
Applications win now be received for the appointment Of
One additional Cadets into this Institution Those
in the special discipline and Instruction By which
& are Er I m s upon
FRANCIS Il. SMITH. Superintendent
MOUNT ST. NAKr's COLLEGE.
NEAR EMxITTsBURG. MARYLAND.
THIS Institution founded in 1905 incorporated and
sHs Ssss g IL Ss
TON, CLASSIC And sCIhNTIFIc. -
week q August: The second on The 18th Of jsnssTy
The Terms for Board and Tuition are 500 per s
Onsry supplied By the College, must also be paid for
All the Students the Doctrines and trained
70 tbe practice Of the Catholic Religion
TOR The ooIsssss oourss For f9,shsT nqT%ssSn apply "
q D. TIDss, 40 Poydras street. New orssas can be
applied TO as Agent fer the College - I -
OUIsIANA STATE seminary.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA,
Pounded and Supported By the State of Louisiana.
ma nsxt Session begins September 3D. and closes 18th
f1ou1rroOnsists fun corps of sb instructor. IN al
CouSss or sTuDr-Embrsces Preparatory and an Aesd
emic Department including tersry, scientific and op
Ona Course Special School Of Civil Engineering and
TERss~Fef ali expenses except clothing, $40; s1oi pay
advance balance in equal payments January LIST and
Cadet: any time during the session. and charged
i''' Address D. p. BOYD, Superintendent
ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL FOX sOYs.
rHATAwA, PIKE COUNTY MISSISSIPPI
0sw Orleans and Jackson Rsilrosd)
Circulars may be obtained application 10 ROBERT
PTTKIN ESQ., Is sndl5 Camp street. New Orleans
CoM Observation-Disclosures
7 G. BAKELLI.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 81 TchoupItOuIas Street,
NEW ORLEANS
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| STOCK LANDING,
o.y Of ssnsuor, -
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| ooxMIssION MERCHANTS. FOR THE PURoHAsx
| s.ls Forwarding shipment Of hides. Leather
| WOOL Besswsx, rAlov, and Tan
ming Materials,
Ess a and q COMMERCE. STREET. NEW oRLEAHs
|
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Removed from 50 Canal streetJ
n CANAL AND IL ORossxAN STREETS.
General Commission Merchants. Produce
| Factors,
| And Dealers In all kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Agents Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES and COTTON
| GINS
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| STARCH. VINEGAR, ETC.. ETC.. always On hand.
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CORPUS CHRISTI,
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
For CORPUS CHRISTI. RocKPoRr AND
ST. Mays New Orleans, opeOusss and Great Western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
Alabama,
With passengers freight for Corpus Christi and st. Mays
and will hereafter between the Brasher End Of
the Railroad ROekpOr Texas in connection with the
73o n Ferrybost, from fost Of St. an street. and 5A.
train from Algiers.
Passenee learn the day Of departure from Brsshesr
ON application Railroad 0ce. No 90 Canal street.
Freight received bills Of ladng signed Kockport only
At ferry Landing every day, except Sundays until p
@. W. R. BAYLEY. Superintendent
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BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. q. NAIL sTEAMSaIPs.
Leaves on TUESDAY. June 9th, at Sac
COR BRAzOs SANTIAGO THE Low
pressure side wheel iron steamship
R. S. BOURNE, Commander,
VIII above from her wharf, foot Of ST. Joseph street,
carrying United States mails For freight
CHAS. A WHITNEY Co, Agents.
80 and 50 Camp street.
NB-No freight received without order from the Agents
The Morgsn will stop Galveston to take the mails
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-29
AN ACT

TO AMEND TIE LAW PROVIDING FOR TIE
REGISTRATION OF THE QUALIFIED vO-
TIERS OF THIS STATE, PASSED MARCH 4,
1868.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of Vest
Tirginia 1. Sections eighteen and
twentv-one of the act passed February
twenty fifth, eighteen hundred and six
ty,seven, entitled 'tAn act providing
for tile registration Of the qualified
voters of the State" are hereby amend
cd and re-enacted so as to read as fol-
lows:
rs. 1t shall be the duty of the super
yisors and inspectors of elections, and
of all other officers whose duty it is or
NAV hereafter be TO superintend or re-
turn the result of any election, to re-
turn the register used at such election
to the board of registration of the eeun-
ty within ten days thereafter, under
penalty, in case of failure, Of not ex-
ceeding City dollars for every offence"
"2l. If beard Of registration strike
from any register of voters, any name
which ought to be retained thereon, or
refuse to enter on such register the
name Of any person entitled to be reg
istered thereon, or enter upon such reg
lister the name of any person not so en-
titled, every member Of such beard,
who knowingly and willfully concurs in
so doing, shall forfeit not exceeding fif-
ty dollars for every such offence. But
in any prosecution against the board Of
registration, or any member thereof
under this act, it shall be presumed that
the act or decision complained OF was
done or made in good faith, unless the
contrary be plainly shown to the salts
faction of the court as we'll as jury Bnt
the members of such board, or any reg
istrar, shall not be liable in any civil suit
for tLeir official acti ons under this
| law
9. The tenth section Of the act men,
toned in the first section hereof, is
hereby repealed. srt r.ssrr -e.,.
3. The registration of voters Of any
city or corporate town provided for in
said act shall be made, and the regis.
ters returned to the county board by
the proper registrar or registrars, AT
such time within forty days next pre-
ccding any regular election in such city
or town, as such board may designate;
and, tho board shall ,thereupon pro-
ceed, ut ssch time as they may fix
before such eleetioa, t. examine,
correct and certify such regis
ters, upon the notice, aud in the mode
in all other respects prescribed hrthe
act aforesaid.
4. The clerk of the board may charge
for . copy furnished By him the same fee
that is ailowediby law 10 clerk Of a cir
cult court for like services; and may
make cut his fee bill therefor, which
shall have the same lien and may be
collected in the same manner as fee
bill Of clerk CT sueh court.
5, A board of registration may hold
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Resolutions Adopted by the
democratic State COnVen-
finI of West tirgl0la.

I Pssolred, That we approve the platform oi
the National Democratic Convention, LateIy as
sembled in New York, a. the true exponent oi
onr political principles and pledge our near!
and united support 10 tue nohihees VI Va Va
Convention for the offices OF freslueh' anu WV
President of the United states. ,
, E,soIrpd That We demand OF the Leg Siai
,nre of this state reduction oil the useless
swarm of officers With which we are ihIeste,i'
and snch other measures OF economy. retrchSi',
rncnt md =, form IA will reduce the buthen oil
State and local taxation, when Is 'Ah'aS''nS
the substance of our people. -,
B. Rr,0lred That We demand the r'I''i'l '. W
the nrrscnt system of registration ~ unjust,
nnnIrssivr upon the people, ami at variance
with tb, fundamental principles oi Tree govern
mrnt. ,..,,.. ,Io p,dic,I
nuiV of this State, because, win we" VI
nrrnrtuating their own power, thcy nave re
i,e,,,stera and have vested the power OF appoint
nrnt and removal in the Governor so that the
unsrTnuulous purposes Ct the party may Do Oct
~ ,rrnmnlished: and because. with the same
yicw they have by recent legislation relieved
their Registers thus unfairly ana Improperly
elected from either civil or criminal respohsi,
bilty. lor even willlIl AMI corrupt VIOLATION oi
duty. " ,,u;o % ,o
cord 10 the negro the full measure OF legal
rinhts with ample protection OF person anu
property. We are uualterably opposed To negro
auffra.c negro equality, and Radical legislation
i0ukin. tn that end ~, p.I;oo,
L. f.esOlrcd That We denounce the L.auI'al =:
marty for having, through its repre- III
CnnoIrr5s by the passage Of certain military TO
construction bills, declared null and VOID the
Goy.rumrnt sf Virginia, which formed inc
St,te of West Virginia. thereby denying the
legal existence Of our new state
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More Iniquity

We print to-day the registration law
of West Virginia. We have so often
commented on its leading features, that
it is hardly necessary at this time to re-
fer TO their infamies. The amendments
10 sections six and twelve, passed July
ord, 1868, are nevertheless worthy OF
grave consideration.
The object of the registration law, as
stated by its advocates, is to carry into
effect the Constitutional Amendment
excluding rebels from voting. The
amendments alluded to give the law a
wider scope, and provide for wrong
still more outrageous than anything
heretofore attempted.
The sixth section directs each town
ship registrar to prepare by the third
Monday of September list of the
voters in his township, containing
also, the names of such persons as are
bona fde residents Arreia."
But no person in the military, naval oil
marine service Of the United States
shall be deemed a resident Of this State
or of any comfy or township thereof
by reason of Lis being stationed therein
1or shall any person in the employ Of an.
Incorporated company be deemed resident
Of ony county or township by reason Of his
being employed hereia."
The registrars, as is well known. are
in effect relieved of all responsibility
to the Courts. Their decisions touching
the "loyalty" of applicants were long
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West Virginia Legislature
..s.. [EXTRA SESSION.
TUESDAY, July %.
SENATE.
SENATE,

Senate met at II o'clock A. NJ, and
was called to order by tho President
Prayer by the Rev. +. Ball, of the Zane
Street ii. +. Church.
The Journal of Monday WAS read and
approved.
Mr. FOREMAN offered the following
Joint resOlHtion;
Pesolred, That the committee of seven
on Revision be empowered with author
ity to fill vacancies in said committee
The rules were suspended and the res.
olution adopted.
Mr.. FARNSW0RTH asked leave tO
introduce q bill authorizing the city OF
Parkersbnrg to issue bonds. Granted,
and the rules being suspended it was
read and ordered to its engrossment,
and the rules being again suspended
the bill was put on its passage, and
passed with its title. ..v..-.
Mr.. FOREMAN asked leave to pre-.
sent q bill relative to filing vacancies
in certain cases. Received, and bill
read first time, and, on motion, the
rules were suspended and the bill read
a second time for amendments. Nc
amendments being offered, the bill was
ordered to its engrossment.
House bill No. 81, requiring owners
of dams on the South Fork, in Hardy
county, to build chutes, was called uI
and read first and second times, and th'
rules being suspended the bill was pn'
| on its passage. Passed with its title;
On motion, Senate adjourned to NO
yember 10th, 1865, ct 10 o'clock AN.
the time fixed by joint resolution.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-29
Tn. CYceubnck Question.

Weak knecd Radicals here and else
where, frightened at the popularity OF
the greenback redemption plank OF the
New York platform, are swearing that
their platform means the same thing
The Cadiz Sentinel finds such people in
tsvicinity. In answer to them it says;
All the Radical politicians of note,
and all leading Radical papers say most
explicitly that their understanding OF
the "spirit and letter" of the contracts
that the j 52Os must be redeemed IN
gold, aud not enly SO but they also as.
sert that &c was the PenGletou doctrine
that one Of the planks in their platform
denounces as "aatiOnal crime" Fol
instance, the Cincinnati Commercial, the
leading Radical organ IN Ohio says:
On this point the Democracy offer
fair issue. Whatever may be the opin,
ions OF individual men in their party,
the authentic declaration of the party
creed at New York is in favor of intia'
ton of the currency, and the payment o
the public debt IN deprecated legal tenders
and il is toe notorious for moment:
discussion this Pendletonian scheme q
the identical one denounced in the third res
Olation Of he Chicago platform as ma
UOHdl crime"
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special meetings whenever a majority
Of the board shall deem it necessary.
AN ACT

AN All
PROVIDING FOR THE ELECTION OF TOWN
SHIP OFFICERS, PASSED MARCH 3,
1863.
lie IL enacted by The Legislature of TEST
Frginid /. The ANIMAL election of
township officers shall hereafter be held
with the State and county elections, on
the fourth Thursday in October in each
year, instead of the time now provided
by law.
:. The term of office of all township
officers shall hereafter commence on the
first day of January, instead of the
time now prescribed by law; aud snch
officers now in office, whose terms would
sooner expire, and such as may during
the present year be appointed to I'LL
vacancies, shall continue in office until
the thirty-frst day of December, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-eight, and until
their successors shall be elected and
qualified according to law.
3. So much of the act entitled "An
Act providing for the registration of
the qualified voters of this State" passed
February twenty-fifth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-seven, as requires reg
istration Of voters in April and May of
every year, is hereby repealed; but in
in all other respects the said act shall
remain in full force.
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Nina. Meeting in Harri.on

We understand that it is proposed To
hold a Democratic Mass Meeting at the
mouth of Grass Run, in Harrison coun
ty, some time in the month of August
The meeting will be gotten mp in old
fashioned barbecue style, the neighbor'
ing farmers contributing oxen, sheep,
and all other material requisites to
feast of the olden time. Speakers from
a distance will be present and an i'm
mcnse attendance of the people is cX'
Drcten
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Converts, d.

A great deal of rejoicing is going OH
among the Radicals over the conversion
of"Rev."J. G. WEST, of Woizcl coun-
ty. 70 the Radical faith. When We re-
member that he has been for several
wears the most prominent and bitter
Radical in Wetzcl, !he richuess Of the
Joke will be apparent. The Radicals
must bc hard pushed for converts whoi
they have to wOr K over their old mater
ial. We shall next expect to hear of the
conversion of FOREMAN.
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STATE TICKE

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHNSON N. CAMDEN, Of Wood.
FOR AUDITOR,
DANIEL MAYER, of Kanawha.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
S.y. YANTIS. OF Jefferson.
FOR TREASURER,
GEURGEJ. WALKER, OF jackson.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
W.P.W WILEY, Of Morgantown.
JupGE OF COURT OF APPEALS,
MATTHEW EDMISTON, of Lewis.
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Congregational Tickets.
Is, Ditriet-HENRY 5. WALKER, oil ohio 20
"a Ditrie,-WM. G. BROWN, OF Preston.
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At ratos 80 low and terms 80 accommodating as
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For further information apply at tho Office Oi
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roR rhssIpFNrsr rhE UNITE" SiA'H''
HoRATio S SEYMOUR >
OF NEW YORK.
FRANK r. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.
r. Presidential Electors.

Far Presidential Electors.
STATE AT LARGE.
BENJAMIN WILSON, vi Harrison.
FRANK HEREFORD, of Monroe
pIsTRICTs.
ls D;arict-OKEY JOHNSON, OF Wood.
,3 D;s,iet-JOHN w. KENNEDY, OF Jefferson
a. Dstrie,-E. B. KNIGHT, of Kauawha.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-29
AN ACT

TO AMEND THE LAW PROVIDING FOR THE
REGISTRATION OF THE QUALIFIED
VOTERS OF THIS STATE, PASSED JULY
o9 1868
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-29

PROVIDING FOR THE ELECTION OF TOWN
SHIP OFFICERS, PASSED MARCH 3,
1853
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%. Any persoS who shall unlawfully
change, alter or destroy any register OF
voters, or who shall tear down, deface,
alter or destroy any notice posted mp by
any registrar or board of registration,
under the provisions of this act, shall
be guilty of a mis,lemeanor, and on
conviction thereof shall be fined pot
more than fifty dollars, or imprisoned
no. moro than three months, at the dis.
cretion of the jury.
26. Any person who shall threaten
disturb or obstruct, or who shall at.
tempt TO istimidatc any registrar OF
board of registration, or member there
of, in the discharge of his official du.
ties, shall be guilty OF . mis-
demcauor, and on conviction thereof
shall be fined not less than twenty dol
lars, or imprisoned not less than thirty
days. .
p. Every board of registration shall
have power to preserve order in and
around the place Of holding their meet
ings while they are in session, and may
cause the arrest and Imprisonment 81
any d;sorderly person or persons fol
such length of Time as they may deem
necessary, not exceeding. twenty foul
hours at any one time, and Inay use tht
iail of their county rs the place of i'm
prisonment. Ii shall be the duty oi
every sheriff, constable or other person
or persons designated by the board, ts
arrest any such disorderly person ~
nersnnsl when ordered to do so by thu
board, and to summon any necessary
assistance to enable him to executa
such order. Any officer or person whs
shall refuse to obey such order or sum
mons, without q lawful excuse, shall
be guilty of q misdemeanor, and on con
viction thereof shall be lined not les,
than fifty dollars. irs ri.. .'.'l-.'
q. Every board of registration shall
at the expense of the Stats, procure tn,
necessary books and stationery to ena
ble them to discharge the duties o
their office, aud al such books and sta
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
ERe0KLYN INTELLIGENCE.

The BURNING STEAMER HCSrEcros The Long
Isla Railroad company's steamer Huntington, burned
Friday night was buiU over year ago a cost OF
nearly sioooQl The ooat took Gre sGio lying in hor
dock o. Hunters Point through tho alleged caroessness
81 the who had charge OF the cleaning OF tho fur
naces The flames spread very rapidly aud communi-
Gated to the woodwork Of tho slip and the steamer
being sdr carried RAPIDLY down the river by q
strong wind and tide On reaching a point nearly
opposite BEdce street. BROOKLYN, the burning boat
sunk. Her appearance on floating down The river, a
fame caused the utmost CONSERVATION aIon.
tho shore lhe Huntington insured foT SIS, 900.
SUDDEs DrArB-Mr Thomas Wood, OF % Fifth
street +. D. suddenly dropped dead erday forenoon
while cutting In the yard oi his residence. kr
Wood was in apparently good health us: previous to
bis death. lie was weiknnrn cill zen. forty eight
years 0. axe and leaves w0os and i've children.
NYsrEgIous AssAuLr.-As Mr. Mlchpel Niles pro-
cecding TO his home through Clinton street at late
hour Friday night he assaulted aud knocked
down by gomo rctians. who Immediately thereafter
made good ther Mr. Niles severely
injured that hs had 60 be conveyed to his homo.
ISlo DcCg.--John y. Ferris fell into tho dock at
The loot or Fulton street Friday night lie
crcs for assistance. In his tall ne received very
severe cut upon his head
Iat wcRs InS Poucr.--The official returns made
by the police al the Inspectors once show the number
OF arrests made during the past week to be 27g.
swrvDIISG rnt sCrsRNIyNpgSrs poon james
Baldwin, who gives his occupation a aboror,
rested on FRIDAY night charge OF swindling the
superin,andcrts Of the Poor The charge IL preferred
by superintendent y G. Kirby who alleges that the sc
o,hcrg under false representations. he accused was
lugseG nl ~ avail tr1L
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
CAND n.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE us IHs HERALD.

The Herald In Crete nportnnt Manifesto og
the Grrta0 Provisional Governmental - onsi.-
tion of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the
Chri-rinns-Nurratiyc 81 BarbRrities Conn
mitied by the Ot,omnn Troops In Certain
CIsrs, Dec %, 1867.
In this out OF the way corner OF the civilized world
in which nevertheless contest Is raging which ali
the civilized should be nteres.ed have just picked ny
= copy OF the Nav YORK HERALD, and found thercip
letter from Constantinople, in which the Turks are
spoken of as huanitarsna know that in your desire
10 give complete view OF modern politics you Will be
wiling not only but glad to publish an authentic state.
IN their determined fees, the apparently indom!
table crear patriots therefore enclose the first copr
that bas been delivered for foreign publication Of
portion Or document iust competcd-a narrative q
hsrbar'cs committed In districts OF Crete by tho
ottoman troops, compiled by the provisional govern
meai and translated for them by Phiihsilene, with
note. by the translator.
From what know Of the condition OF affairs In this
uahappy stand, sm ready 70 accept unhssrsinsy Tor
mysef ,he statement OF the provisional government
tnd, moreover l have read the memorandum book OF
Dlaycr pscha omar Pschas chief OF artillery pfu:
saa and , Chraian but for many years officer -
thc rur. sh cen which many Of these barharties
are related e. Y his own knowledge
lei NJ adj ths' the insurrecon prosperns ~ tao
military point u Wow Immensely. lhe whole hshuns
population teirr. and WITHIN the past week or two
the urss ha,s met several checks Of which Two are
The uinast detection prevails In official quarters
TIC native Nas.llmans, and indeed. the Turks ara 10
| panic.
lte su''erinas from pryaons or the Christians arc
4 ysry k."t. tNU from tho tpokor0na the other
day, whO Rad Yun hs b0ctgas of both paras 10 reach
Cameo, ~ ~ tors bread. 10 said they had had none
ia hs Ss,N2n icf month and nalf. Yet they rally
sheis tufc. uoNs4ld ml,kets and mono to sarrender
Inc eDhnsiasm wnrb aaitnslcs tho people al t1N mo-
Htehi y Nehuvflai 1nd lne xpcSbe. The poor, hal-
s1igea w,o..As' " ret4Se n Tho SHOWS q tho noun.