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WETZEL COUNTY.
Delegates TO state and Congregational
Couvcntions-Insir for smith
aud j John,ou.

Delegates TO stnie and Conxressisnnl
Couvcntions-Instr for smith
aud John'ou.
The Democracy of Wetzel county met
in convention on July 4th, 1868.
+. Clark was chosen Chairman and
George L. Boyd SGcretary OF the meet
ing. ...-
Tue Chairman of the Convention ap-
pointed ten delegates from each town
ship to attend the State Convention at
Grafton.
The delegates from Magnolia town
ship are as follows: George f. Boyd,
Robert NJ. Cox, G.. w. SnOdgrass, j. B.
Priest, Jesse Paden, John j. Yarnall,
Elihu Morgan, o. Paden, VIM. Hall and
James Glen.
From Proctor-E. Clark, James Guth-
rie, VIM. Price, A. |. Calvert, A. j.
Moore, John Hurley, Job Taylor, Pres
ley Martin, John Moore and James New
man. "a
From Grant-Augustus Wyatt, S. G.
Poe, Samuel l. Long, j. K. Shreve, Henry
KYLE, Thomas Marion, John w. Nor
gan, Z. w. Hays and J. ID. Snodgrass.
From Church-Chas. Horner, William
Swift, A. 7. Brookover, Z. Roberts,
Samuel Tegarden, Geo. Haxenbaugh,
Patrick Mcdonnell, +. J. Cunningham,
John McCarle and John Cross.
From Centre-Thomas Bartlett, Pc
ter Glover, VIM A. Newman, Booz Pos
tlethwait, Isaac Bartlett, Alex. Miner,
L. Postlethwait, 5. Murrell, l.. Andcr-
son and }. Miller.
From Greeuc--Wm. Guthrie, c. P.
Garrett, James Cochran, Jacob CSch-
ran, Elijah Morgan, J. Wright, J. Nottz,
Levi Booth, Jacob Scamp and A. j.
West.
The above delegates were instruc ted
to cast their votes for Colonel ID. d..
johnson, of Tyler, for Congress, on the
first ballot, also for Colonel BENZ. II.
Smith for Governor.
Resalred, That the Constitution OF the
United States was established by the
States and the people for the purpose of
maintaining the equality of the States
and the liberties of the people; and that
Congress has, in defiance OF the Constl'
tuition, deprived ten States of the Union
of their equal rights therein, and en-
croaches upon the liberties of the peo.
pie. i,
2. That the Democracy Of Wetzel
county are uncompromisiDgly opposed
to negro suffrage.
3. That we favor the payment of the
United States bonds Except when 1t is
expressly stipulated in the bonds that
they shall be paid in gold) in the cur
rency of the country.
A. That we are opposed to the existing
National Banking system.
5. That we favor the taxation, by the
States, of the United States bonds, the
same as other property.
g. That, believing that the destruc-
ton of the rights of the States and the
liberties of all will eRsue upon the sue
cess of the Radical party, we call upon
each and every Democrat, with all low
ers of good government, to labor for
the ovei throw of this corrupt party.
7. That our thanks are hereby tender
ed to Chief Justice Chase, Senators
Van Wrinkle, Fessenden, Fowler, Hen
derson, Grimes and Trumbull, for dar-
ing to do their duty without fear, favor
or affection.
3. That the principle of taxation
without representation is unconstitu-
tional and unjust and merits the indig-
nation of every lover of good govern
ment. r.. CLARK, CHAIRMAN.
GEO. f. BOYD, Secretary.
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DODDRIDGE COUNTY.
Fourth OF July Celebration at Central
Misunderstanding of the Declaration
and speeches-Leap Year Picnic by
the Ladics-The Crops aud Harvest.
ing-Political Prospects

Editors Of the Register:
Through your columns l wonld give
our friends an outline Of the enthusias-
tic manner in which the Democracy of
this vicinity celebrated the ninety-sec.
ond anniversary of the Declaration of
our Independence. Bya previous meet
ing the following gentlemen were Sc
lected as Il committee to make the nec-
essary arrangements: Mr.. w. F. Con-
nor, Mr.. Mike O'Neal, Mr.. Emanual Sill
colt, and Mr.. /. b. Carpenter.
The celebration was held at Wills
Creek Grove, and commenced at nine
o'clock A. NJ, with game of base ball
by the Central B. b. Club, which was
very well played and much appreciated
by the ladies who witnessed ii, and I'M
mediately after they captured their
Lords and conducted them to the ground
chosen for their Leap Year Picnic, where
they treated the boys handsomely; while
at the same time the young and old
folks were being well cared for by the
following able committee of ladies /:
Mts. John Straub, Mrs. Samuel Bald
win, Mrs. James Silcott, Mrs. Philip
Evans, assisted oy Miss Fannie Motfatt,
Miss Ellie O'Neal and Miss Fannie
Sterling,
After the refreshments were disposed
of the Declaration of independence was
ably read by Mr.. James Silcott, which
was followed by enthusiastic speeches
by the Hon. Leroy w. Joseph and Hon.
James Archbold, which were appreci
ated The afternoon passed pleasantly
away in innocent amusements, and at
sunset was crowned by leap year ball,
given by the ladies, which ended in
good feeling at midnight.
Wheat in this section is said to be the
best for several years, and is BOW being
harvested. Rye and oats are also good
Corn, potatoes and vegetables are look
ing we'll but wanting rain.
The Conservatives of this county are
very sauguine of success. From pres,
ent indications Doddridge will redeem
herself this fall. U. BET.
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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 your hands. If
you are true to yourselves, your State
and your country, you caanot fail.
Success will crown your efforts, and the
blessings of good government, SO long
unknown in West Virginia, will osce
more bring to her people peace, prosper
ity and happiness:
J.W. GALLAGHER,
W. HANDLAN,
r w. w. MILLER,
. GEO. r. TLNGLE,
LEWIS BAKER.
Democratic and Conservative State ETeca-
tire Committee.
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TIE Freed men. Bureau.

WAsHINGroN, July S.-General How
ard. with tho approval of the Secretary
VI War, has initiated measures for the
early withdrawal of the Freedmen's
Burean from South Carolina. Mr.. Scott,
the Commissioner for that State, hay-
ing besn elected Governor, it will be
necessary to put a new man in his place,
but he will remain cennected with the
bureau until proper officer to appoint
ha' been selected. General Howard di-
rected him to recommend some suitable
person for Commissioner and TO reduce
the number of agents of the bureau as
soon rs nnssihle.
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GRAFTON,
At 10 o'clock, 4. NJ,

Thursday, July l6, lsGS,
To nominate two Senatorial Electors
of President and Vice-President of the
United States, and to select candidates
to till the following State Offices
GOrerHOr;
Iuditor; ,G'
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
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Ritchie County.

Somebody who is ashamed of his
name, sends us an anonymous letter
from Ritchie county, on the political
situation there. The letter is good
one, but we will not depart from our
estab lished rule. No communication
unaccompanied with a responsible name
will be inserted in the REGISTER.
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THKLAsr number of the Parkersburg

THE LAST number of the Parkersburg
Ga:ene contained an article in favor OF
the nomination Of J. n. CAMDEN, ESQ.,,
for Governor of this State, which we
designed copying into the REGISTER,
but the article got mislaid, unfortu'
nately. The article was very cordial
endorsement of Mr.. c. personally and
politically, and the writer urged MIR
c. claims with ability and candor.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, July Mark Gray.
son, the pedestrian, left here to-day to
walk to Omaha, making sixty Demo.
cratic speeches on the way. The trip is
to consume forty seven days. He car
rles flag marked Democracy. A large
crowd followed him to the suburbs.
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From BnAalS.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July s.-Trotting
horses for the great Fair here, COM
mencing July 2Sth, are arriving daily,
an ana immediately commence training.
Ihere are large arrivals from the West,
among which are numbers of horses OF
great speed. ArHI.
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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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ship or County Cow Nentlons, on
SATURDAY, JULY 4th, 1863.
1t is also recommended that
the Delegate from Che First and Sec
ond Congressional Districts in attend
ance upon the State Convention nonri-
nate a Congressional candidate and a
Presidential elector for each of their
respective Districts.
The possibility that, owing to their
remotepess, 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 and place for making their Con
gressional and Electoral nominations
entirely to the discretion of the Demo
cratic and Conservative voters of that
District.
Fellow Democrats and Conservatives!
Your political brethren in oil parts OF
the country where elections have been
held within the last twelve moaths,
have achieved magnificent victsries.
The great reaction which is TO reteem
the nation from tyranny and misrule
hes fairly set in. In other States, its
progress is irresistible. Let us, too,
press forward in the II, work Of
redemption, Not one mo7ent
should be lost-no exertion s5Ared.
County, Township and School District
organizations should ut once be com
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Retarning, the special train will fol-
low the regular mail train, leaving
Grafton at ll:36 p. NJ. Regular mail
train will not stop at local stations.
Halffare tickets will be sold, and the
special train will stop at all stations
where signalled. All men, without re-
gard to party, are cordially invited.
lsy order of State EX. Committee.
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Three Men DrsMned.

MILWAUKEE, July s.-Three laborers,
names unknown, were drowned on the
capsizing Of scow last night near the
straight cut. - H.. ,.r
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W'heeliug gesister
Thursday Morning. ...........--.Juy
Grafton Convention.
JULY 10TH I
Special Train!
HALF FARE
THURMAN
WILL POSITIVELY SPEAK

The State Executive Committee are
clad to be able to announce that Sena-
tor Thurman, of Ohio, has positively
agreed to address the Convention at
Grafton, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, Thursday,
July 10th. On the same day
Full state and Congressional
Tickets
will be nominated by the Democrats
aud Conservatives.
Other distinguished speakers will ad-
dress the people in the evening.
The b. i o. r. X. have kindly agreed
to rau special train on that day, on
the following time table--Baltimore
time:
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incorporated 1888.

Wheeling Savings Institution
OiiCc No. - Monroe street.
NIONEIsRECEIVED on DEPOSIT, IN .
vi tcrest paid on Special Deposits Notes and
Bills Discounted Exchange Bought and Sold,
Collections made on all points. In order 10 meet
a want that has long been felt in this Communi
", this Institution will receive on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, between the hours of
TWO and four o'clock deposits OF any SUN Of
money from one dollar and upwards, on which
interest will bc paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President.
DIRECTORS:
Alex. Laughl!n, \. j. Panncl
John McLurc. Jr, Alex. Rogers
Morgan i. Oft, James Panll,
Alex ! Cecil James Reed
octI1.ly C. QUARRlER Treasurer.
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United STATES OF A America n, Dis
frict Of West Virginia, -.

b7O'h' bAttrb7 20, lAttShnent
Steamboat 'Ls~lie Combs. In Admiralty.
NTEEEEAS. A LIBEL HAS BEKS FfLED
w ia the DistTlet Court u The United States
Cor the Dlstrict ~ West Virginia, On The iIth
dAy Of June, I-Is. By Charles H. Booth, william
g. Ba.teiis james =. Jelly and John Murine.
merchants and partBsrs doing business In
Ia Wheeling W. Va, under the sru nams %
Booth. BattsIls Co. aszlns; the EtssmbOs
.'Leslls Comb her engines tAekle, Ontht. Ap-
parsl ADd furniture Nov therefore IN ppr-B
anee Of the mOuItOu urdsr tho seal Of The sAii
Court 10 sss dIrncted and delivered, do beresy
give public EOtios 20 al p@rsOns Ginning the
said steamer her engine taokls, 0utht. apparel
and furniture or 10 any manner Interested
tberein. that they ~ and spp.as bsforn ths Md
District Court 70 - haid At the aty q Wheel
ihg. IN aud Tor the U~tgict Of West YirEinia,
On the 3pth day Of June, ie5r, AZ II Oclock In
the forpDo0n sf the sAne day, II the s4ns shziI
be \ day IL jurisdiction. Otbsrui-s, On tbs psIt
day Of fur sdirtiOn thereafter then and thsre 10
inisrro.e and claim fOr the same, and 10 nAks
their aIlegztIOn- IN that behalf
HED6EMAS SLACK,
Y. 3. MArshal Dist W. Va
b. W Il IKuTS. Deputy.
CHAxDLLE < DAYExFokT, ProetSrA
janISlf
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THE PEOPLES BANK,

Office No. GO Main street,
WHEELING. w. VA.
NIONEY RECEIVED or DEPOSIT IN,
Nj tercst paid on Special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted. Exchange Bought and Sold
Collections 1T home or frsm abroad promptly
attended to.
DIRECTORS
J-t- naiI, Christian Hess
John Handlan. Ionn vu-hi-r
Samuel j. Boyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson
JOHN REID President.
IN L. III u ,ut
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State OF West Virginia,

JOHN REID, President.
JOSIAH +. UPDEGRAFF Cashier. jul
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National Insurance Company
Ia WHEELING, WESTvA.
CAPITAL.........~ 900.
flee 20 Monroe street, next door to First Ma.
E tioRal Bank.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE X. WHEAT, President
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice PreSi,Itat.
JOHN BISHOP Secretary.
G. IL. COLLIER, assistant Secretary AMI Gen.
10 cTal Business Agent.
~ DIRECTORS:
John z. Wilson. George X. Wheat,
Jas. C. Orr, Sam1 Harper,
John A Armstrong, James McCluney,
A. c. Quarrier. Morgan L CT,
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
s. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling; List, Morrison & Co., Wholesale
GrocersS Wheeling Pryor, Handlaa & Co.,
Wholesale Groeers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling Mcclellan i
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling McCabe,
Kraft u Co., Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. w.
Trs..-hsin i,r, & Co, Wholesale Winesand Liquors
WhssiS LEWIS Baker PUB Re4sS R 244sssnsTasG %Ma
ing; T.c.McAfeo, Notisns, Wheeling: Camp.
bell FreF Co., Pubs InteiltJenceT, Wheeling
Ott, sd & Co., Hardware, Wheeling; J. T..
Sands Cashier First National Bank, FairnOnt;
r p. Csnnden, Pres't Nat. Ex. Bank, Weston.
W. Va Capt. John Mcclure, Jr, Wheeling
may3
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pectively the following representation

1t is respectfully suggested that, as
far Us may be practicable and conve-
nient, the Delegates be chosed by Town
ship or County Con, eutions, on
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nm 'atftuitts 567. 56S, $50. $40 res 4. arIttets Ter
enenttb:n Fetal @eiefe. hiuitGtliG Der Sinht baltimore
aut,ubeteH. uub. all glIse her GbiGnitte 567, sos u $50
folgsnes ~ isBtn:
abfd. l. limb es II surh his @sfeeatbuus ppn SRA
ralanb teiblpisu, sa5 Atituttte 5G7, 56s, 500 une $40
ees 4. 4rttiels her e~fenilinen setal'VsieFe, ttttbtlit
ger SIaet Salttriete, aIiaepepen. nme cay bSIBen'
hes fur bic abftnitte 567, sos II. $50 an tie Stfue &C.
lGet pcTbet IN;
587. Ntr pireermeiNer ,us Siaetratb baben Die
6rnGdiiaunl, bel 9erprenupg tnr bic Srnennuns 10 ME
dnpere StoetptanIe eTnanHi ~ipcreen, u0n Stttdtogen cher
dneereh 0erpaltern hes Stdht (SefanIrtNes, NIB bic
9hift'u unt Aladt ielter 9ifitatcreR pber gsrrpl ter ~
%beitimrnen pprdnsBeicgt, eaf, bic her VursermeiHer anb
Staeirath Won Baltimore in tieier Anl eIe8enbeit astans
belt haber, ee Wddt une bieNFibten err Stltiaipren bts
StahtseianBaiNes, ieldt iein iclen, ais IN upb bel ienen
Ntidnttlen, trclpe btsrturb nttt auf8stCben nerten, be
teidHet lin &; iine terner pcrdusAeleet, edB nadeent her
sureermtiier unes Staetratb furh 8!rprbnung tie
Madt unb gAitteh her giiital pren hes Stat teeFGrenihts
beItimlnt, bic getrfansen her abtbnitte 5T1 tis 600 etn'
idlteflih, limb hermit ipio facts duib ehpten.
sos. Vile Beiipre6te aHf Giseni bum, traenb etneT
Grt pslde iest pcn een@iitatcrsn hes SalIimCreFS labt
@efdn1ni0ss ts sfen rsrten,, fne blereuId etut SIR
~aerneifrr unt Stdhtrdtb betlglit aaer 8efimlnuneeu
une 3ptte %beritltsn ltertraSen, unb ale Ssiusntie unb
prtrtlsaien, pel6e btsher ben Stlitatcten hes Baltinps
rsT Siastsefananifss eiSsn rarsH, sstsn auf ben Bur
aermetfteT unb Staettatb aber.
b6s. Sstsr giitator, auf stelc gDeiIe srnanut, Iea,
che er ietne 6untttcn %antritit pcr hem S~lreermetlter
ZEN III lem 6. Nbihnitie ties frfsn artifsls ter
9onfttuiiUn ppr8efnsiebsnen Gil abls4n uHe uutcr.
seidneu.
Mild. 2. limb ss lit bsihIOFsu, tab tisiss @tise
pom 5dgs ietnsr anndbnie an IN Strait trttt, uno eat
her bsia9ls Yarsermeiaer iO9lei& bic gtitatsren err
nenre, ME in 5aae elmer gatauI, rad rem tfhsteuseu
@eieptn nne 9trprbRungen.
Nir ba8laubiseu btsrmit. has sas Sbise cine estreus
Abibrtit Hes 9Ssieses IN, welbts IN Der 8sfesaebuns ppu
Rarplanb In her S~dnaarss Sieurs 1868 paflrts.
Musuitus @diiaipap, Sefr. hes Ssnats /;
Wfiiton q. &lec, Sanpt.Glert bee Gbas'
0reneten-Sanles.
geRebmigt 1868.