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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

TRUSTEES SALE-AS TRUSTEE
i for ". e. McSRmee and by hOr direction.
will on TUURANAY, Fra. 81, 1870, Al 10 Ocl0CE A..
~, Offer fur vale At public auction At the mont
door Of the Cont HOUSE,, thu south half II lot
No, lO9, alGuaiUNl on tho WeAt slide Of Market
street, CFntRr WhCcllhH, adjoining thu reaidenc''
orr, j. Smyth,
TrFma made known on day Of sale.
IAnlS \, =. HIkDRETII, JuSter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

Ii order 70 make RON for spring goods,
Forgey begins now to sell HI present
stock of Boots and Shoes At very greatly
reduced prices. All se4sonAbIe goods, too.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

[TOR SALE-A GOOD TWO IN
l. Rlnry Frame HOUSE with eight rooms Hi
and tWU iantTleu, IN tho north aide Of Mon A1A's
rOr street With . Eull lot Of ground. Gas InurCEy
room WIN bV sold nn easy terms. ,.,,..
lamb ], Irwin,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

w G.G.G, S.-FOR SALE, aaS
pu the praullncb, between 10 and +SFS
O'Clock, WEDNESDAY,, February y. lSSO, hiatt
valuable GrAlh, Grape aud urALinG Farm, ee'
lonVlHv 10 thu Cochran hCis, u IN aerr!, miles
lF0il HEld6tpoFt and MAHtAb Ferry, between
bikes lradInE to each place.
For null description by map, Sc, nt it, many
advantages, call Nn T. II. Cochran. al Peck =
COchFSn'S Law ONCE, WhVlIuG.
Appraised II &9,An JAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

UTOUSE FOR SALE-ABR TX IN
III, Hunse ClntAlnlnQ BiE EOOmA, pantry ilp
aud cellar. With ERA Throughout situated Ssa'A'
an tho wCat side Of ChnpIlne street, below FIrSt.
Apply tn ALBA y FokhEl.
1Shlt l10 Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

NOR SALE-THE UNDER. {S:sA
signed offers Cnr sale Lot No Il, In I'M
OrAhAinS addition lu The CITY Of WhrtltnG ~
Their Ia INDNN Brick aud Frame HOUSE Nn the
corner, containing 4 nNOnIs, with water and Ga'
Throughout, auh Onr VI the best cellar! In IN,
city. There Il In connection Euod stable and
carriage hONAc. On The south end OF the lN
frOntInp on sixth strCrt. This IL 4 very deutrN
~ .lOFSllOa, IAFtIES Wlphlng tn purchase all
rjSaSG an ii 4. J. ROyd'S Wholesale Shoe Store
M No SS;I4 F'''s' NJ. T. wAYMAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

NOR SALE TO CLOSE AN is. ~
TATE Tho tral class DWELLING I'LL
HOUSE,, AIIuHtUl m the north cast corner AAas
Mn. Carter. Thcrr Il nil lot, and the house Ia
in a. g,Nlll condition ~ the day II wa built;
everything ahOut the premises In thorough n
nalr, rnSArnAIun given on the iAt " April, iSSO,
Ipply IL j. r. l.EWlS,
jSCiif McIurr House, Wheeling. ". Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26
CRY RLBcrlOS-oRFICLAL.
January 9tth, 1870.

ne fnIlOEtng are he sumplSie Tsturns
q tI,e election beId IN ths city, Monday
l,.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26
FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE CHEEAP.-A CON. {f..,
u GaFtable two story Brick House 10
YODd order, containing lH rnOmH with good sAaA'
Nry cellar, UltuAtBd on Water stIsSl near berger
4 llOtImAn'a TannUry CrntEr wheeling. GThlA
house will br GDld cheap and upon reasonable
TilUS. O'BRIEN
IanSi Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

LIOR RRNT.-I'HE TWO sTO. On
" Ky 8hek bveIllHg IN Centre street.,
bvtVSBn PliIb AID AlIth, INV occupied By -.
NJ HnaIFy. CORlalRing eleven rooms sud good
CSliAf, with ~ throughout and wafer ln kitchen.
rOsaeablOu glVUn on Ia Vi April InQllEe Of
jl1Sl It0BERr LUXE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

;TNOR RENT.--A TWO STORY 4.h
Brlek IlouAs. 10 rood order An4 r. III
tSlIy eUnlSlHlng F06ms AAA hail. m NAin AbAAA
stEssI, bstW0s6 AdarpS and Washington streets
ARsSIp yonx HroHEs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

TOR RENT. STORE ROOM ON I'M
Il vest aide Of Main street, opposite J. =.
Rhodes / Co = iIFy DOOdA store, formerly I't's
occupied ~ OEIDby 4 Dufieid POaSesblOA given
on III a April BVit Inquire Of -
lSRiO J. LANDRAIED.
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FOR RENT.

THOR RENT. THE WARE aa
4 h0uss AoW occupied by Thro. Hihk. III
M IL (iood TSmplaS's Hall 10 hslOdsOn
BaildlSE AlOo Au oGlss front Of The AauS--
AHHS s |" WI. NeAYEE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

Tho many Thousands Cared At this establish.
mont within the last twenty years, and tho MI.
nsrOuS important surgical opera tl0nA performed
By M. Johnston, Witnessed by the FCpoTtoI1 Of
re Sun and many other plperH, notices Of which
beaidea Ills standing ~ q gentleman Of character
and FPapect8blIty, Il 4 Guhelont guarantee to tho
Atnleted.
SKIN DISEASES sPERDTLY CURED.
1RPl6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

nOR RENT.-TWO BRICK an
% IlOnaaS on The south aide Of Quincy HI
street, bstWEcn Sixth Aad seventh, each ~
containing fur FOOmS and kitchen, with cellar,
yard, &C, POsSesplDn ApIil lsl. Apply to-
JOHN A. WHTTR,
L...nn A. llanan. a llnlNnanl.. IN Main 81
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LJOR RENT-THE STOR + tn,
IN BSlIlInOFO and Ohio Railroad pspOt, As
and nav OCrupIpd By OVO ", Robinson, Pos
bcatIOn giVrn April lGt, lS7O, ,.,,
iHnlO JOHN ItkID,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons. I.On'
don, GTaduAls VI one Of the most OnihCnl Col
lnRus In thu United States, and thS HrualnE paTS
londUn, PariS, PhlIadolphla and ElSeWhCFU has
effected HOnU Of the mo I astonishing cuFCs that
WofH ever knOWn, Many troubled with ringing Ia
The heed and eAru when HSleWt, great nCFNOus-
nose, bolng alarmed al Sndden pOund1, hAaht6l'
times With deFlnHVmenI VI lnlnd, were eutd I'm
EahdlAtalY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

nor RENT--TIAT LARGE IN
y and desirable house on HGmplsh In
street GaW doors ab1VO the Catholic Ia,
thedrll, now occupied hy AamRsl ]. Boyd, EsI.
Possession given April 1T, no. Apply ~
lAuiO. jos. L. WILDE.
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The Late Editor OF the sPIrit

Our friend and brother-editor of the
Spirit Of Jefferson has removed to q dis
tant State, having given up his interest
in that paper. For some years Mr..
Besll was associated intimately with
US in this ofice-having taken here his
first lessons in the "art preservative of
arts. Afterward he assumed the conduct
of the Spirit, and though as was only
natural in two journals first politically
opposed to each other, and since the war
differing sometimes On minor loal points,
amenities were occasionally thrust aside
by asperities, and We have now and then
found it expedient to give each other
right severe rubs, yet these exceptions
only prove the general pleasant feeling
existing between Us, and the many
years of friendly intercourse that have
passed enhance our regret at his depart
ure to distant field of labor to which
he carries our best wishes for his resto-
ration to health and long career of
usefulness aud prosperity.-Free Press.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-24

Editors OF the Regis istsr:
Every Democrat in tie city should
vote the whole city ticket to-day. 1t
has been fairly nominated by conven.
tion of delegates who were fairly chosen,
and no Democrat in the city has any
right to complain if the ticket does not
fully represent his wishes. 1t undoubt-
edly reflects the wishes of the majority
Of the party, as expressed in the usual
way, and unless we are willing to throw
our party organization to the dogs, it
ought to be supported. No man who
scratches q name from that ticket TO-
day, can consistently object If his own
name or that of bis dearest friend is
stricken off at some future election.
There are some gentlemen claiming
to be Democrats who are candidates in
opposition to the regular ticket. Some
Of them might have received the regu.
lar nomination had they suffered their
names to GENE before the Convention,
but, by their action, they have said to
the Democracy: Gentlemen, we don't
want your support; We can get along
without you.
If we ould make our party organi.
zation effective for good, We must stand
together. The time is coming when We
will need every vote. Vote the straight
ticket, and show 10 the common enemy
an unbroken front. DEMOCRAT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-24
Reform.

The Republican organ of this city
claims for its party an honest devotion
to thorough reform in our city affairs.
The Democrats have presented by far
the best ticket in the field to-day, If in
deed it is not the best ticket offered to
the voters of this city for years. Con-
ceding to our Republican citizens all
that the Intelligencer claims for them,
W. respectfully submit that the ends
they desire can best be reached by sup
porting the regular Democratic candi'
dates for city offices. While they claim
that the reformers of last year need re-
forming, let US remind them that the sue
cess of the superior candidates present
ed By the Democratic City Convention
will insure that end beyond doubt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-24
The MnyoraIty.

Editors of the Register:
The time which has elapsed since the
nomination of candidates for city Off
GELS has been SO short as to prevent a
thorough discussion Of the several
candidates named and comparison of
their claims for the positions they seek.
None of them are really obscure or
without merit, and it may be that the city
will be we'll served, no matter which of
the opposing candidates is elected to-.
day. Still there are reasons, and good
ones too, why certain gentlemen should
have the preference over others.
For instance: while finding no fault
with the official conduct of Mayor
Mcclellan during the past year, l feel
we'll convinced that the Interests of the
city will be better served by the elec
tion of Mr.. Jrffers to-day. The latter
gentleman is seldom absent from the
city and will, therefore, without sacri-
ficing his private business, be able to
attend all meetings Of the Council and
give personal attention TO numerous
duties occurring almost daily and re-
quiring immediate action by the Mayor
The Mayor of such city as Wheeling
has grown to be, must be not merely au
ornamental, but a useful officer. The
position confers some honor upon the
citizen holding it, but it demands In
retnrn more labor, moro care, aud more
time, than mCst mcs of business or even
of wealthy leisure are willing to be-
stow. The labor, care, and time, feel
assured Mr.. Jeffers will give to the in
terests of the cty and his services will
be all the more valuable from the legal
ability with which they will be per
formed.
There is no other man in the city of
Wheeling so thoroughly familiar With
the ordinances in force as is Mr. Jetfers
He has, for several years, held the posi-
ton of attorney for the city, and has
discharged its duties in highly sue.
cessful aud satisfactory manner. The
code of city ordinances was prepared
by him, ard with all the minutB of city
law he is perfectly familiar. For these
reasons alone, if for no other, he de-
serves the preference over his compet-
itor. The Mayoraty demands more
legal ability and learning than usually
falls to the lot of one who is not pro
iessional lawyer.
In addition TO the reasons set forth
above, it may be added that Mr.. Jetfers,
though young man, is an old citizen,
and this is the first time he has ever ap-
peared as candidate for any Office in
the gift Of the people. The interests OF
the city will be promoted and very
worthy young man dsservediy compli-
mented by his election. Don't fail to
vote for him to-day. CITIZEN.
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From the Washington Correspondence CinOiE.
natl Enqurcrl
eve Tknnk Thee for this Economi'
cnI Administrntiou.o

From the Washington Correspondence CinoiE.
natl Enquirer
eve THINK Thee for this Rconomi'
cal Administrator
This, from the chaplain of the Senate
to tho Throne of Grace on the first
Monday in December last, when the
Forty first Congress Tcassembled in a
blaze of loyalty, while the nation paused
in silent eagerness for tho first annual
utteIauce from the model President.
remember, too, the slight conyulsiye
cough which rushed through the Rev.
Doctor Newman's throat, just as he had
uttered these words, as If Nature lad
come in with a gentle and
said: "No more of your jokes, sir"
Since that time there has been some
thing of an opportunity to judge with
how much of reason we may echo the
chaplain's words, and it looks to me
very much as if q motion to strike them
out would be in order. lam persuaded
to this chiefly by fact that has just
forced the guard of secrecy with which
the doings of the Congressional COM
mittees are hedged in, aud that can not
be gain sold even by the oily tongue Of
the Senatorial parson. The Appropria-
tion committee has been in session for
some time on the estimates for the next
fiscal year. 1t deals in figures which,
according to very ancient proverb-
are not chaplan's. The footings it makes
are stronger arguments for or against
the economy of an administration than
the rhetoric of friend or foe can be. And
it turns out that the figures of Grants
heads of bureaus and departments for
the next years civil and military gov
ernment are forty nine millions in excess
of the last year of Johnson's Admins
tration. Hereupon there is great
furry among the Radical members OF
the committee. Mr.. Dawes, the Chair
man, is in q sad condition of nervous
fear and trembling about it. He has
added the column up, time and again,
in hope bad arithmetic was at the bot
ton of the mystery. Then he has called
in Logan to try his hand at it. Logan
adds, subtracts and maltiplies himself
into o Precipitation, and, if he hadn't
recently Joined the church, would end
with big swear; as it is, he takes an
other chew of tobacco, and says it's
every strange" And then the "modtl
administration" is visited IN detail, q
/ see ifsomething can't be done to rednce
the size of that monstreus column. No
nothing-there it stands, ard to that
mark the appropriations must come, ol
some of the Government machinery
must stand still. And so Dawes comes
back to his committe-room, swearing
like "our army in Flanders" awe
thank thee, Lord, for this economical
administration" Certainly we do. Fo,
Inspiring Us with wisdom to hide away
in our pockets forty.nine millions mor'
of the peoples money than our prede
cessors were able to conceal. MACK.
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West Virginia Legislature,
SATURDAY, January %, 1870.
SENATE.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Deolittle.

| SENATE.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Dsolttle.
The Senate Journal was read by tht
Clerk.
The Senate proceeded to the consider
alton of the following:
House Joint Resolution No. 6reque5t
ing a statement of the expenditures O
the Civil Contingent Fund.
Resolred by the Legislature of Tt,t Fir
giHia, That the Governor be and is here
by requested to transmit to this body ,
detailed report, setting forth in separate
items the disposition of tho Civil Con
tingent Fund since January 1st, 1868
and thathe transmit the vouchers there
with. p
Mr.. DAVIS moved that TIE Senate
adopt the resolution. Carried.
Mr.. WILSON, of Ohio county, asked
and obtained leave of absence for Sena
tor Applegate for three days.
Mr.. DOOLITTLE asked and obtained
leave of absence for Senator Brown un'
til Tuesday next.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. FOREMAN, from the committee
on Judiciary, reported back Senate Bill
No. 2 Incorporating the Shenandoah
Bridge Company and recommended its
passage.
Mr.. FOREMAN, from the committee
on Judiciary, to whom was referred the
petition Of Edward L. Cook, reported
back bill in relation thereto.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. GOLD-That the committee
on Education enquire into the propriety
Of establishing u branch Of the State
Normal School at Martinsburg, in
Berkeley county. Adopted.
By Mr.. YOUNG-Directing the com.
mittee on Internal improvements and
Navigation to enquire into the expedi-
ency of making an appropriation to so
far complete the Slavins Cabin and
Summersville turnpike road as to make
it passable for wagons. Adopted.
BY Mr.. CRANE-Directing the COM
mittee on Internal Improvements and
Navigation to enquire into thepropriety
Disappointing State Geologist to make
thorough geological survey of the
State.
BY Mr.. KOONCE - Directing the
judiciary committee to enquire into
the expediency of amending Section 25,
Chapter 65, of the Code, so as to secure,
after the payment of debts and levies,
the payment Of claims of physicians
for personal services to the decedent,
during the illness preceding and termln-
ating in his death.
Mr.. GATHER. Of Gilmer-That the
committee on Education inquire into
the propriety of so amending the school
law as to allow each school district an
equal amount of the school fund, with
out regard to the number of youths
BILLS, PETITIONS, &C.
Senate Bill No. 4, A bill cxempting
Edward f. Cook, of Jefferson county,
from the provisions of section chapter
l19 of the Csde of this State. Read a
first time.
Senate Bill No., A bill to amend and
re-enact the last clause of section 8 Of
chapter 45 of tue Code of West Virginia.
Referred to committee on Education.
Senate Bill No. 2, A bill to incorpo-
rate the Shenandoah Bridge Company.
Ordered to be engrossed for n third
reading.
On motion the Senate adjourned mill
Monday at 2 o'clock p. No
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and financial affairs, and in respect to
the completeness OF his information on
these topics has not his supaIior, if his
equal, in this city. And for the infor
nation oftaose whom our cotemporary,
the ntelligenoer, has interested in the
gas question, we beg to remark that Mr..
JEFFERs has no interest in any
monopoly. 50 far from it, he feels
deep interest in protecting the city from
imposition from such sources, as was
clearly shown by his authorship
of the City Council resolutions
looking to the correction of oil abuses in
that direction. While we make no war
upon Mayor MCCLELLAN, it is no dispar-
agement to that gentleman to say that
Mr.. JEFFERs has the decided advantage
of him in all the qualities that consti-
tute frSt-class city officer. Twelve
months ago Mr.. MCCLELLAN went into
office as the representative of Reform.
We modestly suggest that when he
calmly considers the opportunity now
presented for improvement. even in the
office occupied by himself, be will illus
trate his own consistency by declining
and throwing the weight of his un-
doubted Influence in favor of GEORGE
w. JEFFERs, the regular Democratic
nominee.
Referring thus particularly TO TIE
excellence of tho Democratic nOmina-
tion for Mayor, we are prepared 10 en-
dorse heartily and generally the remain
der of the ticket. Ithas I'll the elements
needed to command and requite popular
confidence. In the interest of good
government first, and secondly in the
interest of Democracy and Democratic
principles, we call upon the party to
stand by its Nominees and turn out
to day for the purpose Of giving them
hearty and generous support.
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The stamp Act.

The irreprossiblO postage stamp ques'
ton will probably come up in the House
Of Delegates this morning. 1t is to be
boped that tie friends. Of "indirect
compensation" will net insist upon this
very doubtful compensation. After
adopting the DAVIS resolution deelar-
ing the voting of stamps or other emol-
umeuts to members unconstitutional,
they cannot consistently go back upon
that resolution and appropriate the
stamps directly or indirectly. The peo-
pie will heartily approve the action of
Friday, and they would not be pleased
with any reversal of that action. Let
the members stand by their votes OF
Friday aud continue to deserve the ap-
proyal of their constituents.
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wheeling Rsglster.
CORRESPONDENTS.

-. ,.>nis OF tie REGISTER throughout nSs' ,Sd
Iht J5'',Ii 1Ii th, bordering counties Of ono ana
p,Ggrana g are particularly rs9e'S@ S gsasPS raj
fua ~ =, yrSy come Cithin their knolotSdge. ~
tt',i, Ss .nsa qy y@portanes the telegraph nay s, n
ea.' e oT srpt"ss; in most cases The G ot 'S.:s St
$3.50 s,,1 =. Ea5at and ornG sssags rns ars al he
i @ 1:L Sg and iseSns @s,a $ ': "rssSg a sOs"s as
Ecn a. sg .' ,i., ,Stno forth the material eondI-
to%u,S;,, ng SSr,,opn,ct q the country; s crops;
cars S q land aud all cStr '|ss no. s.ps9G % f de-
to n. sag Af'nSaap'p; 7cia ps pto%p.y published.
"TS ,.tt S Of public mSets, Of ichGte'tr na'urSj @
N'%'S ~ pptoriogs Of interest to the peope, "''s
b. trs!cOme ..,,..b -, ,,,,r that shall reflect
N ro,T,, from the People, and IS of rdtus
I ia,,rsst 20 them, pciR reeeiee our instant ana
NJ! attention.
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

TTlHIs NEW AND CO1faopIOUS HOUSE,
i located corner Of Broadway and f2d street,
possesses adyantazss ever AL other houses fOs
he accomuodatios Of its gaests- 1t was built
expressly for . hrEtelAss Family Boarding
Houfe-the rooms being large and en- suit,
heated by steam with hos and cold water, and
furnIsboa second 70 none; while the CULINARY
departnent IL In the most expeTisneed hand6,
adordinK guests Al uneaualed table
One Of Afwoods Patent Elevators II also
among tho modern mimpFoyemeats" and - The
service Of guests at all h0ars.
Tbs Broadway and University Place Csrs pass
the door every four ninutSs, running from the
City Hall 70 Central Park, while the Sixth and
Seventh Avenue Lines are bat . short block On
either side, AfOrding anple facilities for coin.
Tan,ss1hs 49, - a. Anrs.1nest - - 1ss.nsns
eftA' D'ss n'ifoE ifoEx . n0LLxY.
un1IAn rxpDz1steEA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-24

WHAT iris Nor AND WHAT IT Is
These truths are selfevident. PHA-
Ions VITALIA OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR is neither sticky like mo-
lasses, nor muddy like gutter-puddle.
1t is on the contrary a genial fluid,
clear, limpid, aromatic, harmless, and
viii restore to gray hair whiskers, boards
and mustaches, their original color as
certainly as sunshine melts the snow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-24

AT the next city election, if the Fif'
teeuth Amendment succeeds as now
seems certain, the "colored troops" will
mix in the fight. Lest it be the last op-
portunity white men may have for con-
trolling our local offices, let every Dem
ocrst turn out and vote the regular
ticket to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-24

II you would have health, strength
vigor of body and mind, joyousness by
day and sound sleep at night, take
Great Western Remedy. They are emade
of the medicinal herbs and spices on
'purely medicinal principles, and never
fail Of producing the desired effect.
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democratic City Ticket.

ror M,yor-GEeRGE W. JEFFERs.
For CITY Sergeant-SAMUEL F. FARls.
For City Clerk-H. F. FEENY.
ror CITY Treasurer-JOSHUA LUKENS.
For Superintendent of Water Works-JoHN
W. CUMMINGS.
For Street CommissioneI-Wh. CoofEh.
For Wharf Master-ISAAC OLDHAM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-24

A GOOD many Republicans will vo:s
for the Democratic Nominees to-day.
The opposition ticket may be made up
of Democrats, but they prefer to take
their Democracy from the authorized
agent. Hence their votes for the Demo-
cratic nominees,