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TUST RECEIVED, AND NOW DIS
= CHARGING from schooner Jesse VII
hanson Captain Corson), 800 tons superior
ANTHRACITE COAL. which l will furnish
to consumers at lowest cash price. Office, 1853
Main street, and at yard, Nineteenth ana
Cary streets. Terms cash.
fe27 CHARLES II. PAGE.
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any other one production, and perhaps
nearly as much as all Others. There is
a great abundance of camel and
bituhinous coal in the valleys,
but no means means of getting
it out. There are two good banks
opened on Sandy in this county,
but not much coal sent off to market.
They supply the steamboats, running up
the Big Sandy with coal. OF these,
there are three to six little boats, some
of them making regular trips to Louisa,
Kentucky, and Cassville, W. Va, and
sometimes they go up one hundred and
thirty miles. The mountainesrs ship
peaches, ginseng, feathers, eggs, &c,
and get their coffee, boots and shoes,
agricultural implements and other arti-
cles by these boats.
Our farmers were well advan ced with
their spring plowing when the rains
commenced, but will nox have to wait
some time before they can get their corn
in.
The chief topic of discussion just now
is the subscription to the stock of the
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railroad. We shall
vote on it in few days in Cabsll and
Wayne counties. NAT.
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FROM TAYLOR COUNTY.
Another Radical Ontrage-A metho
dist Class-Leniier Attempts TO Com
init Rape Upon n Respectable Lady.


GRAFTON, w. Va, May 1lth, 1868.
Editor of the Register:
One of the most inhuman and das-
tardly crimes ever committed against
law and common decency was recently
perpetrated in our midst, by ono Nc
Clane. This McClane is one of the
leaders of the "God and morality" party
in this section, and is q class. leader in
the old side Northern Methodist Church.
He entered the house of respectable
lady living in the suburbs of Grafton,
and after grossly insulting her by vainly
trying to make arrangements to crafty
his brute propensities, he forcibly at
tempted to carry out his hellish pur-
poses. He was arraigned before JUS
tice, tried and found guilty.
Only o short time ago this same Nc
Clane was indicted and tried for having
violated the person of little girl about
Ia years of age, and also for forgery.
He was tried for the former offence by
the Puritans, for the latter by Squire
Turner, and though the evidence elicit
ed at both trials showed plainly the
guilt of the prisoner, yet he was per-
mitted to 60 free, and the Negro wor-
shipping party and the old side Method
ist Church still retain him as their
leader.
Since the above atrocious crime was
committed another leader of the Mon
grel party and loud praying Methodist
has been guilty Of the same "loil" act.
He attempted his loyalty" upon re:
spectacle and virtuous young girl, and
like McClane he is married man.
Shame on such religion and loyalty.
TAYLOR.
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Letters from the People.
FROM WAYNE COUNTY.
WAYNE Co., WEST VA,
May 10th, 1868.

WAYNE CO., WEST VA,
May 10th, 1868.
Editor of the Register:
The county convention of the Radi-
cal party for the appointment of dele
gates to the State convention Of that
party, will be held tomorrow. The
meeting is form only, as the delegates
are already selected and manipulated
for certain purposes by patriotic candi-
dates-or more correctly speaking, by a
candidate. Mr.. Witcher has been here
but do not think he is in the full con-
fidence of the members of the inner cir
Gle of the loyal league. Another has
the inside track. Our friends of the
other side pretend not to know who
they shall vote for in the convention
for Governor, hut the Conservatives
hereabouts don't care much who is NOM
mated for Congress or for Governor, as
they intend to elect men of their own
nomination, and it will be done | think.
The changes going on are the expected
results of q system of oppression and
wrong unheard Of before in this country
in the registration of voters. The in
stinctive love of freedom and right and
Justice in the people revolted at first,
but they could not realize then that
their fellow citizens and neighbors
could be guilty Of such meanness and
rascality, as tools of their political mas
ters; but the matter appears clear now,
and we think the Radical leaders will
be "slightuslly" surprised next Octo-
Der.
The Conservatives and Democrats are
OF ganizing in the townships, but we
have no county organization yet. A
meeting was called for the purpose of
organic alton of the party in the county,
but there was no court, and it was
thought best to postpone it for while.
We have no judge yet for the eighth
district, in Judge Hindman's place, and
do not expect to have one till after the
adjournment Of the legislature in June.
In the meantime, some of the people in
this and the adjoining county are severe
sufferers by the laws delays. Isuppose
it is much the same in the other coun-
ties.
Do you know whether the legislature
will change the school law again, in
Junef Should 1t not be donsi i find
in nv travels. that in some townships
the boards Of education appointed town
ship collectors in 1866, as provided in
the law of 1866; and subsequently, learn
ing that the law had been changed, left
it for the sheriff to collect the school
tax, and have not yet learned that the
law has been again changed. 1t is the
change in important provisions that
makes confusion, and incompetent and
unfaithful officers make it worse con-
founded. ....- e
The rains Of the last few weeks have
brought out large quantities of timber
| from Guyandotte, Twelve Pole and Big
Sandy and the rain we are now having
will cause a rise in Twelve Pole that
will bring down ten thousand dollars
worth of as fine timber as ever foated
down the river. 1t comes from high up
among the mountains where very little
timber was ever before hauled out.
I This timber business is very impor-
tant interest to this whole section OF
country. 1t brings more money than
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Conviction and Hts Value.

Washington letters detail, in a graph
ic style, the ceaseless opportunities with
which doubtful Senators are being be-
sieged by parties in the interest Of i'm
peaChment. Men like SPRAGUE, An
THONY, FOWLER, VAN WINKLE, Ross,
HENDERSON and WILEY have been
continually and vigorously beset by
carpet-baggers and Benwadese, plying
tie seductive devices that have Oh
tanned ever since their great rspresen-
tative essayed the great temptation on
the mount. The tactics of these crea
lures are net merely disgraceful-they
are Infamous. Pride, fear, avarice, am
bitOn and party feeling are the motives
towhich they appeal. They abound in
threats, bribes, osjolings and brilliant
promises to the "recresnts," bat never
once do we hear of their basing an ar
gumcnt upon conscience, truth, JUS
tice, oath and duty"
What must be the moral effect of i'm.
peachment, if it be obtained by the
means through which it is now sought :
The entire country knows that, in the
houest judgment of the Senate, ANDREW
JoHNsoNIhas already been acquitted.
The whole scene on Monday, the
speeches, the declarations of purpose,
the sudden illness of HOWARD, the ad-
lournment until Saturday without even
hxlng that as the day for taking the
hnal vote, are unerring indications that
IN the straightforward discharge of its
duty as a "High Court" the Senate
would not have convicted on Tuesday,
lhe press and mouth.pieces of the Rad
zeal party admit this everywhere.
10 secure conviction then, the
Coart" must be resolved into the eau
Gus, and the law, the evidence, the oath
and the conscience which would govern
Tue tsrmsr, must, in obedience to out
hae pressure, give way to the lash and
Tue partisan fury that control the latter.
iAe people now know that under no
o'her circumstances can the President
0e removed. What win be the value OF
conviction thus procured - gr
1t will not be held punishment
" guilt, a vindieation of law, or q re-
suEsnent of iustieei 1t will every
Nnere be deemed the result of partisan
'u'cry' the offspring of partisan necas-
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1t Is respectfully suggested That, rs
far as may be practicable and conve-
pirnt, the Delegates be chosed by Town
ship or County Conventions, on
SATURDAY, JULY 4th, 1868.
1t i. also recommended that
the Delegates from the First aud Sec
oud Congressional Districts in attend
ance upon the State Convention nomi-
nate Congressional candidate and a
Presidential elector for each of their
respective Districts.
The possibility that, owing to their
remoteHess, some of the counties of the
Third Congressional District may not
be fully represented, has induced the
Committee to leave the selection of the
time aud place for making their Con-
gressional aud Electoral nominations
entirely to the discretion of the Demo
cratic and Conservative voters of that
District.
Fellow Democrats and Conservatives!
Your political brethren in all parts OF
the country where elections have been
held within the last twelve months,
have achieved magnificent victories.
The great reaction which is to redeem
the nation from tyranny and misrule
he's fairly set in. In other States, its
progress is irresistible. Let us, too,
press forward in the work of
redemption. Not one moment
should be lost-no exertion spared.
County, Township and School District
organizations should ut once be CON-
pleted, and every man who can be
moved to espouse the right, should be ap-
preached, informed and melted to ac-
tion. The work is in Jour hands. II
you are true to yourselves, your State
and yOur country, you cannot fail
Success will crown your efforts, and the
blessings of good Government, so long
unknown in West Virginia, will once
more bring to her people peace, prosper
i.y and happiness.
J. w. GALLAGHER,
w. c. HANDLAN,
w. w. MILLER,
GEO. X. TINGLE,
LEWIS BAKER.
Demorrniie and Conservative State Erecu-
tire Committee.
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What They Think of Themselves.
The Radical journals of the country
seem to entertain an exalted opinion of
the honesty Of their representative men.
In the senseless fury to which they have
been aroused by prospect of the fail
ure of impeachment, these journals are
giving vent to the most unqualified
charges of bribery and corruption
against those Republican Senators who
have dared to express An opinion upon
the case contrary to the wishes Of the iR-
parchment wing. For example, we are
informed that TRUMBULL has been pur-
chased and that FEssENDEN is corrupt.
This is the first time that the iategri-
ty Of these men has been called in ques
tion. Heretofore they have been regard
ed as the exponents of what was LETT of
the honesty and purity of their party.
Whatever might be said of their politi-
cal views, no man pointed to a stain up
on their names, no man questioned their
honor. A single act, sr rather the indi-
cation that they will act contrary to the
purposes of the high priests of the party
to which they. have been attached, is
made the occasion of bitter denuncia-
tion and criminal accusation. They are
not only held to be dishonest, but Ian
guage is exhausted in depicting their in
fanny.
Assuming for the argument that the
Radical papers are not infamous them
selves, what followsi Why that they
know their own representatives, and up
on that knowledge they base their
charges of veEality and corruption.
Waving for the moment, all question
as to the correctness of that knowl-
edge, the inference is plain that if
these men, who have stood as models
of Republican virtue, are villains in
disguise, the lower grades of Radical pol
iticians must contain more corruption
than can we'll be described. If TRUM-
BULL and FEssENDEN be purchasable
scoundrels, where stand the man upon
whom the party must fall back for rep
utation' What words can measure the
infamy of WADE, or depict the depravi-
ty of BUTLERi
According to its own showing the
Radical party is one grand refuge
for knaves of all degrees; ANDREW
JOHNSON, whom it elected, surp asses in
the intensity of his treason JUDAS
himself; CuAsE is prostituting judicial
position, and bringing disgrace upon an
honored name, by his conduct i'll the
impeachment business; DIXON, DoO-
LITTLE, CowAN, and dozens of that
class, have been matured by Radical
ism into accomplished political villains.
TRUMBULL and FEssENDEN have been
the latest, but hardly the last, to pass
from high seats in the Radical syna.
gogue to positions that, according to
Radical authority, would disgrace the
commonest knaves in the country. Now
if all this be true, and the effect of Rad
ical association be to transform models
of goodness and greatness into perjurcd
scoundrels, it strikes us that the people
will be justified, even on Radical au-
thority, in tumbling down the whole
structure of Radicalism and in remov-
ing the last vestige of it from sight.
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THE MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,

- 49, n ~ -
Assets over $4,000, 600,
AND EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
The Oldest aud Ldrg6st Life Insurance Co.
in the United States.
nIVIDENDS PAID ANNUALLY IN CASH.
~ Policies issued upon all approved plans Of
insurance at less average rate than offered By
No StcaEGoIders 70 iats he Pre6ts from tie Poliey-
Holders.
DIVIDENDS TO P0LICY-HOLDERS
For 1861 Ia f2,0OO, 600.
The entire surplus Is distributed as dieidsRd
70 polieyh annually.
Particular attention called TO the ten year
life plan.
For further information, policy holders and
other persons interested In the subj ject Of Life
Insurance arc invited 70 call upon the under
signed. ". F. PETERSON. Agent.
0tice Main street, next door TO Merchants
National Rank.
Medical Examiner, GEORGE BAIRD MD
nOyl2lm
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National Insurance Company

National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST va.
CAP1TAL.-----..... .S2OO,OOO'
fice 2G Monroe street next door to First Ma
tioAal Bank.
OFFICERS
GEORGE K. WHEAT PrGSidsnt.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP Seeretcry.
G. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary and Gen
eral Business Agent.
DIRECTORS:
John Z. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas. G.. Orr, Sam1 Harper,
John A. Armstrong, James MCCluney,
A. G. Quarrier. Morgan L Ott
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
S. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling; List, Morrison Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor, Handlan & Co.,
Wholesale GrOeers, Wheeling Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan d
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe,
Kraft e. CO., Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W..
Franzheim & CO., Wholesale Wines and Liquors,
Wheeling; Winship, Woods & Co., Queensware,
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub REGISTER, Wheel.
ing; T.. C.McAfeo Notisns Wheeling; Camp
bell, Frew g. Co, Pubs. Inteligencer, Wheeling;
OFT Son g. Co., Hardware, Wheeling; j. l..
Sands Cashier First National Bank, Fairmont;
L. p Camden, Pres't Nat. Ex. Bank, Weston,
w. Va, Capt. John Mcclure, Jr Wheeling
may3
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sity, the triumph of the dernagogue's
clamor over law aud evidence and right.
Such victory, obtained in such man
ner. will bring more grief than glory to
the victors.
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GRAFTON,
rhurSday, July I6, 1865,

r., nominate two Senatorial Electors
, President aud Yice-President of the
T,ited States, and to select candidates
:, III the following State Offices:
GorernOT;
.iaditOr;
attorney General;
secretary Of STATE;
lredsHrtr;;
Tine ratio of representation will be ::
Ten delegates in the Convention for
.,,b member of the House of Delegates
- which the counties respectively are
entitled.
This ratio gives to the counties res
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nemOcratic Conservative
Stnte Convention.

In pursuance of resolution passed
l.. the State Convention held in Wheel
~, IN the Sth day of January last,
.hors M will be State Convention of the
n.mocratic and Conservative voters of
W,,t Virginia, at .sr.~.5 q
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MARRIED.:

Rsm Tn MI pB RoBERT J. MoKRisoS to Mis-
ELIZA FREw, All Of this city.
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The Democratic friends of Mr.. Pendle-
ton are printing, with great delight,
some of the speeches of General Han
cocks earlier days. This selection is
from an address at the New England
dinner at New York, in December, 1865:
1--WE have had many Generals, among
whom the honors have been divided;
but, daring the period of our greatest
perils, we have had but one Minister of
War, and duriHg his administration
substantial victories crowned our arms;
among the people, predict an increas.
ing tide of popularity in his favor, and
that he will be one of those whom the
country will delight to honor-Edwin
NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War. A model
for q War Minister. In momentous
times, wise, firm, fruitful of resources,
patriotic, incorruptible. To him a ma
tion's gratitude is DUE"
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..,ireIv the following representation

1t Is respectfully suggested that, as
far as may be practicable and conve-
neut, the Delegates be chosed by Town
ship or County Cow eutions, on
SATTTRDAY. lilly 4th. 1868,
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Democratic and Conservative State ErecU-
tire Committee.
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NO. 116.
BUSINESS CARDS.

I IRWIN,
i. Real Estate Agent
Monroe Street.
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BALLS---BAtLS.

BALLS---BAtLS
SECOND ANNUAL GRAND DIR Is. BAIL
DRY GOODS AND GENERAL MERCANTILE CLERKS
ASSOCIATION,
TIE NATION L THE TER, CORNER OF BAEoSFE
AND PERDIDO STREETS
Thursday Evening, February Goth, 1863.
HANAcKRs:
sE. Moody, Alexander Hill ?. q. ssrrisrs
Cha. L:lshion, E sssSin' e F & Esgs.,.,
COMMITTEE ARRAsozNEHrs.
y5l sT dDss,. fhI . ss6a.s.y J. " Ss Brandt
INVITATION COMMITTEE.
RaueL Eugene CsyIate, J. Lee
Charles Brown, Thos NcCluskey.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
A. LassaTs, C. A. Caylate, A Demel,
sPe R.,,.o, + Pp. ,,,l 2 + P P.gln'
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
b. switEer wa. Seaman, E Kunts-
JOHN Norris, Ihos II. Clarke
TICKETs-THREE poLLAR2
ladies' Invitations be obtained BY applying t. ire Inv
tstion Committee r Rame, at Pepin Iurcote Justuss
Fueene Casate Brssem J. Lee add Charles Brow
- G Barrisre &c. s. and lhos Mcjiuskey, a. u D.
HOlmes's
eaed Proposls fer the rent Restaurant Bar aud Hat
Room be A. Lssssle 3 Circus street or TO u
3 Bsbco~E l2 anal street, u-tl he 18Th 2 February.
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TOBACCO AGENCIES, ErC.

ZINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
CHEWING.
TIC & Ferruson's Gold Leaf
II. G. s. Fergusons College.
NcC0rH A BOwmans Excelsior
NcCsrke a Eowm ms Cold Leaf
La ghorne h Armistesd's God Leaf
AmmOn Hancock's Lilly of the SOuth
A. q. Banc ck's Gold Leaf
Stth IIasey's Comet
Seth Hals-y's ,ruing Star.
j. L. Clsyt toms Colo leaf
}. u Clhyton's Cross.
PiFe's Peak.
Barton Ways
Robe Mays
JOY b. the World.
bead & Mortimer.
Rea1 Nah.
r. hinton. Fruits and Flowers.
i. y PiEir toms fla teri Pride.
Grant 4 Williams Tens.
SMOKING.
lone Jack.
Old Virginia Gentleman.
ncle Bob Lee.
Creole Comfort: Pride 4 Virginia
Speckied Pup Fruits and Flowers
Hyland; Brown Dick.
for the Manu- Of the above superior
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, and have other Ortnds
medium grades, 10 which we iAve the al
''-''O- " IRBY MCDANIEL 4 CO..
10 drawer street
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The rnderspned having taken Office At No IL Tchoupi
touas street win continue the COMMISSION BOSlNESS
and respectfully continuance OF the business and conn
dence eniov I'd hy the late nrm Of \ ID. MOODY %.
The Fsh Business OF o. Moody 20 y trans erreu 70
Nessrs EMILY VAN NORDEN a CO., No. IA Tehoupi
toulas street II a.
on Is respectfully caef 10 the advertisement Of t1a
s and our former patrons red that they vii hnd
fun assortment Of Fish constantly hand At lowest mar
ket p ice O. ~ AONNA'
New orleans, La Feb l 1853.
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WAsHINs MADE EASY !
BoWMAN's PATENT TRIUMPHANT

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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

II OsT-APPLICATION WILL BE MADE FOR THE
IL renewal Of the following Certificates OF stock winch
p Shares New Orlears JACKSON Great Northern Rail
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Il. sARRAZINS

Il. sARRAZINS
TOBACCO MANUFACTORY,
Corner Chnrtres and Cont streets.
Mr. p sARRAZTN thankful f5r TIE patronage extended
20 him since the establishment of his factory has constantly
h ions increase his reputa
on and is now the Southern states superior
article Tobscco for smoking Ia ali sorts o.
the Bis OF Chewing TobaccO
Pipes Cigars, etc, % renewed by every srrival
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BANK ESTIMATES

CREsCENT CITY BANk-3O CAMP ST.
NEW ORLEANS, February 10, 1888
At regular meeting of the Board Of Directors OF this
Bank, held this day, It was
Resolved That the Stockholders he requested call
the Bsnsing Honse SATURDAY, March Ia 1868. he
the heurs OF 10 and TO take into consider.
alton the prcpri ty OF further reduction Of the Capital
OF 'he Cash V-lue OF the Assets OF the Bank
as reported by the Committes, is hereto appended.
CRAS. FAURIE, ia, Cashier.
ESTIMATED CASH VALUE OF TIE ASSETS
or
CRESCENT CITY BANK,
February g, 1865.
Ensnendsd Deht and Protes- Cosr.
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PAIL, LYONS 81 CO.,
Nv. BALL. /. H. LYONS W. h. DAsHIELL)
WHOLESALE AND RET l l.
DRUGGISTS,
NOS. az AND a. CAMP STREET, AND lis AND
II7 GRAvIER STREET,
NEW ORLEANS

We rspectrully invite Druggists and Merchants as well as
Tbvscians and Planters visiting the city TO mAkeher pu
,hsses to call and large stock ofFreh and
Reliable Drugs Mediciues, Chemicals Patent Medicines
Paints Oils, Varnishes Brushes Fer'umery' Ocsns,S
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Combs Toilet Sets endless variety of Articles Tor he
Toilet Druggists sundres Window Glass and all dessrp
items Of Glassware
Pure LIQUORS, wines, AIes and POrters'
Selected expressly for medicinal purposes and guarsuteede
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Particular attention the eompouudng and dispensing OF
Physicians Prescriptions Competent and reliable pAres
vii be In attendance this branch OF our business day and
night
guarantee TO give satisfaction both as to
prices and qualities Of our goods