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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

~, sss uadi Tie Ass.. h,d -.
ID tlss. They rushed 70 ,h .a "a. i.''s
sf tAs eabiG, wAsr Mr., ~ ."'at
every saest to ct bis Vii, A.: y.1 Wy Wy
70 step over tho railing M eait
isto The river, a distance Of ); 'af
o. tvsnty feet. The sieb, sas',
uueh for her, and blinded ,,s 4" o
eAtsd BY The smoke, al. .s 'sa'
away with her child cling;as. 10Y, =
NJ. Lyon seaid With them ~, = be- =
eauss scorchsd him and cos my. =.
hin 70 Isap overload, after ali R~~
II ssvisg b. vie and chile I,S a a
He vas picked up BY IL. ~ s's'
skif in On inssasibls STATE "'is
Ths lasa sssa Of Nj. Gso,,.p
~ Ass clerk, was ~ h. nv"
sssrboafd. He was one Of x. ..h
sst sIsrks o. The river, bu, -, ~
regular clerk Of the boat. N, %a
Hsyss, Who occupied tia, no,; h
Vas ,akca sick just befor. &. t''
len New Orleans, and s,epu.s ~
Mr.. J. G. Christian, ~, W.
he Oldest and most respected ., ~
Of this parish. He got o. L,s,s =
Stephens a AoosinE,port vI.I
hsd bssa waiting Two da,,, NJ
lsss thsa N hoar met q w.i,r, -.
II sigh. Of the por. FROM III, nv
subsrksd.
Of he other psnoss Los, =. II,
no personal scqsaintanes, MI
The Eye dins asd the cheek bL.S
- W glance over The loss IL, r.
vs and father, mother, .,d ~
ehildrss in one plscs, fov, ., -
sane name in another, two ia .s.,1''
&C., all Of whom found their l..,''
iag place at tho ,oid hour Of ~
by tie light Of the burni,, ~, ~
Great God, how isscrutabls a.. a
vsysl
Fson what W can learn Il. :.
soataissd at least 800, 900 i, ~
which, W presume, can b r,so,s,
The steamer Dixie, Capt ~.
Tor jacobs, which arrived h.,, -
sssday, brought The sAarrsd ~.
" Ms. Lyes ssd con. Th,, ~
kssad % The lower deck Of u, w.
Immediately below ne pIse. -,
they we're hest sen. The Din. !,
her dews trip, lay ~ the vrtt Il
day Sunday, asd hsr oAssn s,es,.
I'd 10 recovering The rsnaias u i,,.
tssa persons. leo nush pr.i,, ~.
ues b awarded Capt. Jseob, q, i,
Invaluable services 10 rssevi., d.
psssssssr. Al The time b, ~
discovered the Aanss be w !,
miles n, with arss out asd Hi :,
Sss Ne night He 1t oses dis,,sI
q hts skif y he sssss, ADD feIl,,a
With shs Dixis y soos be eovld =.
ssssn. A lsrys force il still II 4.
wreck, looking after The bodies i
he Lost, but up 70 last aecsush adj
Ing bad bees seen Of ths I'D, !
Col. Brosdwsll. Not . assls IN
passenger In The cabin vas savsd
they, oss asd al, refusing to vi. .
~ water, the only svsaus Of sse.t
lsft.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

-.
In osssh sssw non y. b. u ~
n fAs CAte0 ~ Eenhws n Sss9
A.ek Ma. Nall Try,
,.s Aoee ees,
% p s seeeeee Fsoss
~ - s0 ~ or
y IN ~ nNsDsAs, ~ ~
~ - 0seowsa6:
WneneAa, u - II Eje>p Of y
e.sw Msos, @. q D., SIS, or bsshs
WI. 6nnesxnn, aGsA -Grsss -
vas salls1 By ~ IN ~ Manieoa M
car Hs.ang 0ssso = y iAaa bosnt.
iron wAsass - traveller rstss.s
asd whsssaA wArs joarasyiss ~
~ paeA u H. aad whsa eslA.a
aseasd tAs Ooas oil Ars W VII ~
ntss ~ who " ~ sleeps de "dsf
Thea ksows No waking" yet W ~
b&V M wank snhnIani0n 70 this "
psassAisa 4 4 , Great Spirit, I'D y
tuowlsdss HI eoodnees md nsrsys
wssds n chi Mn. Truly IN divis'
peovjasuoss 3 n 6ndIns oat and sniak
aad sinfai Nv .naaitv Q oilsn dispossl
10 think thA m. .a;stions vsissl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

Nsw ssnino 0ssss d. AsgAy,
nsas The NsstA-wsse CORNER of ~ Pub.
lie sqsass. y Jssa sssssvia6 ~ spsaias
large ssi bsastifsl ~ Of spsias
goods, direct ftea New Yosk. His
prints sss bsassifsl, 80 eaa ~ b. e.
esllsA. Hh s>hss gssas ass sqsally 10.
vieiag. Dssp In ssA ~ hin.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19
Mons MILITARY Anasefs AT

Mons MILITARY AnRsefa AT
JsSysnsox .-Ths ssllsvisg arrests
Of oitisens Il JsOess>a 1sFs nsas
o. Friday lass BY ~ sahsy d..
J. A. RisAarasss, D.. J. y. PritA,
jobs @. hsspAy, j., Hsssy ssssIsy,
asa n. D. rayies. nsssa x. d.
Bssssss, ". J. MsspAy, ~ Ten
Wsllsss. ssss slss assssasd, bst ~
Isassd. O. 6s>ssdsy NJ. JsAs
VipeD ~ asFusAD1.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

The saly thisg vssss tAAs Gsa.
Dsl1ss vsaA - w 0ss. BsilseA,
~ tAaak Ns>sss, sws ~ iapssibls.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

~ The satsreaIsasas 81 Up BY ~
Ladies Of tAsOA Prsssytssias Chsssh .
- Friday sisAt ~, tssssd sss aAnL
sssly. TIE psusssds sosssAsa y .sas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

Gan. BUcHANAH.-Ths Washise.
ton special Of the New Orleass Re-.
publican, s.ys Gss. Bsshssaa asl
ths First !siaassy will shortly b.
viaAdfavs from New Orleans asd
replaced BY another rsgisssa A..
ether disPeaeh ssys that oss Of he
very 6rss Of 0sa. Grants oAeisl ~.
= President, will b 10 order 0es.
Sheridan 10 H. esnnssa Of ths 4.
Dastnsat Of Losisiase,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

usa, sash, .................' "
Asvss,. wys-( Owrssey )-Fos -
sssass, .. siGAt 8.ss, d 70 Any s:n.
~ Il kess 1sss thsa eight charged -
Heeyiaes ~ Osissasy Nosiss., esl!s
- ,eai1aAss, heir replies, 40 tSsas
circular, ~ ell noticss Of psrsocAl
sAsrUsSss, u sAnissib's,) will -
sha,rsA % advsrsissasas.
I13susial GODDESS, Of psssly bssissn
eAaseSAss. s.sA - eaiisas astsasscs y
sasas ps.assst In sss ~ !s 's..i.s
= essAs, I'm h. sAasKsa - Any ss.as
= ~ No sssh saitseial notice inssrt-
ei H. lsss eAas tvs dollass
0.Avs,uo ApvgnYmRNnuVn-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

Dely AUthesiasA Ageots.
Nsv Yoax.-D. Rschssdsoa, Esq, No.
~ Dasehy street..
epasvssoas.-Fsaak SstA, EsQ.
Thsss sss1lsasa ~ sssAosissd v
,sesspssA ~ Tsxas RsPsSlasaA 40
yelpsssa Tlass, ~ ~ cordially re-
sn~esl hen V tAoss having bssiasss
b dAsls vsspss>ivs lossat3ss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

- II thsss Who Owe ~ eoe sshsss'p-
49,, slvsrtlsi.g. aad job work vosid
~ - tAsk NaGls dsss, ~ wosh b
~, nsoh obliged 70 then.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

~ Ovias 10 he lsts rais, aal sos-
ssqasss bed roeAs, bssissss dssiag NE
pasa wssk, IL hassAall has bssa rather
dull. esieiaatiaG nsialy ftoa he light
ssssipes cf >hs gssas ssasls, cotton On
Wednesday ~ ssssipas vsss ssssiAsr.
ably hssss thas ssy psssssss day a. ~
week, bss oviag y tAs Asslins sbroad,
but iits,s changed hsaAs. We qsoas
GOD osaisAsy ~ l7ss. ssssis, ~ lbw
niAAlisg At lsc. Hide l30l3e. spssis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

The Assds correspondent II the
0slvsssea New, tslsgnphs 70 thss
psPsr The following closing scenes Of
the Convsntion
AUSTIN, Feb. 3, 1859.
Gss. Cauby has Recognised the
Armstrong Convention, asa told
them to 70 on and Asish their work
Davis aad l.. d. Evans have been
thoroughly bsstsn.
The new Convention will adjourn
Sn Monday noxt, - il las nothing
10 do but to put the constitution in
shiP-shaps 70 10 before the people /;
and it is uadsrstood thatGcn. Candy
has not authorised it to originate any
new busiessss.
LAter--Satsrday evening Davis
said he wasted tho Convention 20
meet that night ~ ~ hour 10 had
called the Cosvsatioa to order pre-
viously.
Gov. Hamilton called on all faver-
able 70 Law ssd order. to lsava the
hall, which request vas conplisd
with, leaving oaly thrss.
Davis directed bic secretary 10 read
q order from Caaby, directing biz
adjournment, asd 70 take possession
Of The arshivss Of the Coavsu toa,
which that o6osr did. Davis thsa
adjourssa the r"avsa ton. sine die.
This norsing the sdjournnsst
had possession Of the Capitol and
would not allow the Armstrong Con.
vsaties 10 Dest.
Csaby will priss the Constitutio.
10 compliance with the resolution ol
the Armstrong; Convention.
II 10 evident from the vhols trans
setios, that Osa. Casby recognise tAs
Armstrong Convention, sd aes tn
Davis isetios. The cad has eeas d
Tie peist Of the bayoset
The Coavssnoa hes posed a.
ordisascs providing fos The subais.
sisa Of Tive Constitusios 70 ths vots
Of ~ people, % The Arss Monday
10 JAY. slss, At Tie sass aas peo.
vtaisg fssss slsssion Of Congresses
ss1 0asss sAesss. The ssv Ca
satstios sasps aaivsrssl spatags,
ssl3sss 70 ~ dis4t.ssAiss1ssh d
ths lA4A ansninsss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19
Divine Service.

Tbms ~ - ssssien = ~ MslAs-
IL CA~ssA, - HabeaaA seat, - II
s'eessk.
AssA3sss m - psssssasA Of vial
iaAsrsss b ~ shessA. ed every mem
~ b sssiially iavissa ~ expected 10
b nepnank
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

- II " really . tssas 70 lsok u tAs
splssAh bssf tAsa Hill 4 Wllssz hass
every noeaiag u sAsis ssal. Ne. 10, u
The marks&
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

~ Hill / Wilcox have etarssd, for
the year 1859, dstsrnissd 70 serve their
susto.srs with the very best neat that
can BE- procured. Neither ssPsnss, dill
igsnce, pro~ptssss, and eoartseas At
ssntion will be wanting 70 invite eus
tom. Rscollec. Stall No. 10, in The
Market
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

- rhs hssss u Losb h Nsanaa
Ass wy yell ss,sstsa Stock sf dry
eaods al gSssssiss, and 10 receiving
eosseHal aAdIaisas. Hes aavsstissnsnt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

- Rev. NJ 8ssuGp hes rsac-sd
h Bod Gtsss y ~ Wsss 40 Of ~
Pssss slsass, - dnss NsrsA 4 r. H.
Aassla . Ca He ~ ssssivsd h.
psssasa s1ilAisss y HI stssk Dssp u
~ ~ ~ yssssslvsa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

-. "a Tuesday svssiag The horsss
sAasAhsA = ;Ar CApiAei Heal seaibss
rsa sway visA ~ vsA1sla Nj. w. r.
SaiAA, vAe was asiyiag h. ms thrown
fFso ~ ssaA ~ vssy severely, bst
~ sssissaly laisssA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

AaxAssAs.-W Wat Civas. Ass
Dss<.--Ths De- An Cisisss tsih
sxsssiy What CAytss hes desc fas
Aliases, wAsa Il Ays: He Aas
DsnisAsd svssyspssiss Il sssrsptiss
~ Ass ussA As higA s0ss szsls.
sissly ~ Ne savssssosat Of pasty
lslssssss, sad entirely igssesd H.
welfare Of H. Ssaas; Re has appeint.
ID rssssesisl aad isesopstsss nss
70 The command Of aisl1ists where
tAsy had psrsesal spite asA naliss
agaisss IL psePIs As Aas nsds ssx-
Hilary tsesps u nss vhs vsss soth-
isg nsss tAas bssditd il ssesAsr
0ssss sad they have robbed our pso>
pie for their services - soldier and
As kssps oAssrs In eonnssd who
ere eoastassly Psssisaisg The gross.
~ ostrssss 70 b psrpssrstsd BY
thoss uadsr tAsir cenasad on old
sad iaoasssivs vonsn. The eject
Of his dsc!ssssiss Of martial lew in
shis cousty sloss has bssn 70 drive
scorss Of 9ssA ssd ussfsl citissns
itoa eur S&sss ssd deter - many
nsrs ften nskisg thsir homes here.
Il he's destroyed cosaAsses IN the
Government sd kept bask Ill kisds
Of sntsspsiss. II has rsinsd the
planting sad nsressils istsrssts On.
arsly."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

- Head 4 CO. adver1ies nsaa and
lard IL sals This y essa ~, lasgs,
rszas nssa, 49, ~ last saaao& ~
sxesllsd II vss vast sp,ssdM nsas.
aad Iies, elsaa sasA, asss \ . eosA
shasss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

iisssiss 10 i. y. LasgAssy. s1ses =
A. Qs>.>> nA~~klt,~a a -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

- Hu = Wnssg aAhs u . point 70
kssp - hsaA ~ vssy Asssa bssf thsa
go b. PsrsAsssA, 40 ssFvs il up in
GOD s11eu. nsoomAss tAsis wall y 1t
Ne. 10 10 ~ nAsksA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

VII, u y. uneA 80. 1eeaeos
g g. . ioageors. " n r.y'Gs 3 a, B.s.-
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~ ~ - Z 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

- Ths lasa nsubsr Il ~ Cllnise
Pathological Repeater, psblisAsd u JET
fsssoa, soataiss eso0ssasatioas fsaa
On. 8. EAeaa, r. Dsjssssta, 80 X. A.
Hsyns, Jsesssoa Physssisast ~ sdi-
eosiab, thAa wsaA Do sssdh b ~ bssl
medical Journal h Ne uaiesd 6>a4ss.
This interesting nessAH sAesA b en-
sosrassA ~ eas pAysieissA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

n, b H. Eastia 4 CO. ~ IL reeeipl
Of Assvy ssssk Of sPsiss essdA which
they Aavs beagA> u hwss Agsrss tAaa
they oaa b. bosghs u psssses 10 New
Orlsaas, ~ gseAs hass sisos tAsis par
sAssss a1vasssA TAsis sesss b vsry
ALI asa a1tsastivs. fAsis stosk Of dry
gsoas ~ gsssssiss seassa - ssspasssa.
Thy hevs bsoegAs - II ~ l4a1ies, q
~ d wllsss = 0ishs' peFahs ssvias
maehfnaa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

bat tAis tAors~gA isvsstiga&isa fAils@
to throw Any light - tAs ssssk Of
the nusdsssss. Dssssaiss1 h brisa
The psrpslssAsss Of 70 foal . nsr1ss
70 jusess, sses>s were ssst 10 va,iess
dirsssioss, ssd isqsisy nsds - "a
The whsrssbous Of every eisissa asd
scjoursss On Ne AhaAl day. The r..
salt is that TIVE ysssg mes, sassl
VIM. BlAskasss, fss1ssly 4 Cssssll
county, NO., and jobs Thsnpsos,
formerly Of Barry eosnsy, No., wsrs
arrested On Thursday sight lss&, By
. posse sadss Dspsty Sheriff Short,
at the rssidsses Of widow Nallsw,
where these two yoang men have
bssn stopping for soss tine, asd
they are sov lodged in jail q dis
place, avaitisg - sxsminstioa o.
The charge u assdssisg ~ Traveller.
The nsrdsrs1 nas l. supposed u
have hsa with hin bstvsss q, 500
ssd 50. 90 In gsld asd currency. he
remarked, 10 he dsvg store, that 10
lived il Meth Missouri. NolAiag
slss 10 kaevn Of hin.
The NsKisssy Messenger states
that two assPsssdsss bsasisg H.
sasss Of Wits ssd Rsas. ssss isao
Mckinney, ssa aissr ssssshiag ~
IOWA fss ssos oss thsy.sssnsa y -
Asssiss -, vsssssiy Assd spss .
psssssb,r, isasstsisss, veil aspsssl
sssre, shsesisg hin AssseA ~
hsdy, vhe ssbss4sssay I'D.
NJ. J. \. Clask w bssoas ssss-
siats sditss Il ~ Clsbasa A1veapb.
HIonwAy RosssaY n HlLL Csux.
TIA sssssssssdsss Il ~ Vsss
Register. vsilss ftsa Hilsbsss. -
~ aas II ~ ~, Il tsssasy,
give ~ ssltsissd sssssas = .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

known.
CAnIH Casw.-vasisas-A b,
tisss, paaRynaa Napslsss Week
isgton, texas tssass CAas. Nsdabrl
JoAu Smith asa Dsaais william
cabin boys RobA RrAaklla, - ~
tor; @. W. Huahss, lsl Geek CAas
Cnss, baker; Ann Cslliss, sAanbsr
maid.
sunvryons.-H. Kslloeg, eap
tain T. u. HstAsstoa, slssk Geo
Kline, clerk Johs Poland, nsss
Peter Sutherland sad Wlllisn swain
pilots Joe Lodviek aad Josspl
West, stssrsnan +; B. II. Covsss
steward W. r. Gsyas, harksspss
BAN Wilcox, striker Ban Unasr
wood, vatehnsa Phillip Hin, Css
psntsr; Joha Wilson. porter x. q
Chaplain, barbss Wn. Adaas, M
Idny, Peter Dssk, feasy Foster
Geo. william Hughes asd IArSssr
sthsrs.
PAssRSa1As 6AvnD.-O. B. Jiske
9: g. JeAssos, J. B. Sssgon>s, A
nsRss, ". r. Cobb, 4. Pee, q. W
pstsrsos, Geo. L. Cag3s, g. 4. VII
llans, RksaheaA JeAnses, Mar
johnson, Ans AsAlay, BalaA Ash,
by, 7. L. Lysa.
The sssvivess, Asty.tAsss 10 asn.
Der, vses taksa b Js0bssea 10 . pss.
ssetly destitute eeu1itiss.
The last sssa Of Gel. Bsstlwsl
VA - b jua>sdss overheard d IL
sierra Of he boel. He vss no do.bi
drowned.
The eirsuus4Aneas st>esdiss IL
loss Of Nm. Lyea asa ~ ses Prank
ere trsiy AeasresdssS. They wsrs
he last IL The sabip 70 awake, and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

Rsbisssa, vsey jsssly seys tAas 10
szs1ss - h nsas II ~ sbsss d
. helpless, ssrssissisg psisessr. AID
thai % naa possessed u ssytAisg
~ bst . nsaa, ssvsrdly ssd das.
sssdly spirit sssA b guilty Of sssh
- ~
Lst he iAsts 10 he matter b. in
nsahlsay ssAsilAsa - 0ss. Caaby.
He viii - ssSas sssh sets 70 70 ~.
psaaAsa. We have su1sisss lSitA il
bis justiss, hosss, ssd istss,ity 70
isduss the bslisf list b will rive
~ complaint - ssbisssd Asasins,
AID that - will ssuss summary pus.
ishmsss 70 b visited upoa Tie oGsud.
en-. This 10 Ne oaly lavfsl cosrss
available, aad 10 fas preferable to The
takiae Of The lsv IL or own hssds.
Bat sAeuiA the 4rst fail 70 attain the
object aimed 1t, tie latter would b.
The oaly alternative asd would there.
fore b jussiasbls. The sans,isy Of
ssr Asnss must b. kept inviclsts
however il b done or whatever the
cost bet always rsnsnbsring that
The ~ eosrss 10 b pursssd IL the
hvfsl one.
Mr.. p. J. Hsatsr, living 10 Dallas
sossty, fosad . Prsschnas on the
AigAvsy oss Of employment, aad
destitute. He took hin hone, pro.
vidsd fss his wants, snd NJ him to
vssk. he rssaissd about two
nsslhs, vAsH b stole . horss, nd.
dh, ssA bride /; va pursssd asd
~ seat svssisg arrested At Plase,
n Csllis ssssty, asd taksa beck 70
NJ. Hsstss's, vAsss n vss gvss1sd
dssisg ~ sight The ssxt nsra.
We vAils NJ. Hsassr NJ preparing
y bslag HIN y tsva ~ prisensr
vsas ~ ists ~ yssa asa dslibss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

-. IssaAcFlY.-Nssess. HmioA, Fer
ssll, I hass, nsssAssAs y A. epsiaOa
sseA - thisty dsssa sesA This ~
aisds ~ tAsa cay hrssss h Hsssissa
ssss1y ~ aGbsa y ~ . ssvspaess,
vAsa ~ 80 ~ ~ \ VIZ ~ sssSs-
nisss - assisls - segA A tsv saish.
~, ssshiss, ~ PA ~ loal - tve
u woed, wouA "a ~ aai0
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-04-05
GREENBRIER COUNTY.
LEwIsBURG, w. Va, March 80.

LEwIsBURG, w. Va, March 80.
Editors of the Register:
Perhaps a word from old "Green'
brier" will be acceptable to your read
ers. There has been considerable ex'
citement here, in political circles, ovel
the case in the Court of Appeals Of
Lewis, Mcpherson, Robinson and Walk
er. These men were elected to office by
a majority of the registered voters OF
this county last fall. After the cleo
tion the Board of Registration struck
their names from the registry. Judge
Nat Harrison then declared them dis
qualified from holding Office. They took
an appeal, but understand that it has
been thrown ont of the Court of Ap'
peals, though upon what grounds cam
not ascertain. The Board of Registra-
tiou have struck off just whomsOeyer
| they pleased, without regard to proof ei
any kind. In a future letter will give
you some of their proceedings.
A sad and fatal accident occurred
near this place on Sunday, the 2lst
inst. A man named Renick Dean was
boiling sugar at his sugar orchard, con
trary to the wishes of his wife, when his
little boy fell head foremost into the
kettle Of boiling syrup. Before assist
ance could be rendered he was so scalded,
portion of the boiling fluid having
gone down his throat, that he died after
a few hours of intense suffering Mr..
Dean considers it as a judgment for
working upon the Sabbath.
"Brevity is the soul of wit, SO pll just
"shut up" OCCASIONAL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-04-05
"Our PreYincinli.m,.n y

In LippeRcoH's Magazine the Rev.
Henry Reeves writes paper under the
above title, in which he tells the follow
ing story
"Our army found the words 'you'ens'
and 'we'ens' all the way from Penusyl.
vauia to the Gulf. In Tennessee a Yam
kee soldier asked an ancient lady if she
had seen any Federals in that neighbor-
hood. Well said the dame, thar was
some of you'ens over thar, cross the
ROAD, but some of we'ens come long,
and them'ens got up and busted"
That isn't SO bad; bnt We remember
another application of this provincial
ism, which Reeves perhaps has not
heard.
When Sheridan's fresh thousands were
cutting through and harassing the line
of that terrible retreat from Petersburg
to Apponattox Court House, they cap
tured Bob H, veteran cavalry
man, and an ingram, dye-in-the- wool
tar heel. Bob was handed over to the
care of dapper New York sergeant,
and together they went to the rear,
passing long, almost interminable lines
of Grants wagon train. Each strong,
well kept wagon bore the huge letters
L. s., and Bob stared so intently thereat
as to excite the curiosity of his captor.
"WOt are you staring at, Johnny Rebi'
be isquired. Never seen no wagons
before' S-a-yW
Wal, l was jist a thinkin," Bob re-
piled dryly.
"a thinkin Hot sayl'
"Wal' l was thinking you uns is got
most as many of them ere NGSoHs marked
[. s. as ,reaus kGS.-Nobile Register.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-04-05
Chnrred Cob, for HOG Cholera

A correspondent of the Prairie Farmer
gives the following cholera preventive:
Collect your cobs in a pile and burn
them until they are thoroughly charred,
then wet them out. Sprinkle brine or
salt on the Goals, and let your hogs eat
all they want. Farmers try it, and my
word for it, your hogs will do well.
When fattening, give once in two
weeks; stock hogs once month. When
you want to feed them cob coal let them
do without salt for n few days over
their regular time, so that they will eat
more freely of the coal. Last winter l
neglected giving my hogs cob csai, and
the result was, in the spring they took
the cholera; ten of them had it bad. l
raked up the cobs in the lot and charred
them well, then salted the coal freely.
They all ate of the coal but three that
were too far gone to get up. They died;
the rest got well. / was surprised the
next morning to see in their discharges
a large amount of small white worms.
My belief is, the worms are what do the
mischief.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-04-05
Wcn virginia Appointments.

Several appointments to the Federal
offices in West Virginia are announced
from Washington. Mr.. w. K. HoLLI-
DAY has been named Surveyor of Gus
toms for the port of Wheeling. Cap
tain THOMAS O'BRIEN, who has filled
the position faithfully and creditably
for two years and half, bears the loss
of his official head quite gracefully.
The Pittsburgh Commercial announces
the appointment of D. b. PARKER as
Marshal of West Virginia. AS no such
party is known to fame in these parts,
and as all other aivices unite in lOca-
ting this new Marshal in Virginia, We
infer that the appointment properly be-
longs to that State. A. W. MANN of
Greenbrier, late member of the Legisla-
ture succeeds General OLEY as Collector
of the Third District, and o. w. MATH-
ER is named for Assessor in that Dis
trict. Mr.. MANN's claims rested chiefly
upon his support of FOREMAN for the
Senate, and upon his having as alternate
in the Third District Congressional
Convention last Summer, cast the vote
of Braxton county for WIrCHER, con
trary TO the instructions of the Radicals
Of that county, who allowed him to act
for them. His vote in the Convention
nominated WITCHER, and in the Legis
lature he Yag mighty to save" Mr.
FOREMAN. Mr.. MATHEWS Qualitics
tions we have not heard suggested.
1t will be seen that so far FOREMAN
adheres rigidly to his policy of prOscrib,
ing soldiers as class. General OLEY
was one of West Virginia's best repre-,
SeuGatiy6s in the army. His successor
IS kraiuiess aud irresponsible scala
Sag. Surveyor O'BRIEN, who vas also
good soldier, is supplanted by a civil
ian, and We suppose the balance of the
changes will also disregard the merits of
the lighting element. BoREMAN will
never forgive the West Virginia soldiers
for complaining of his neglect during
the war.