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are counties where hundreds OF legally
qualified voters are now disfranchised
without evidence and without the
slightest shadow OF proofof guilt
The law enforcing the Fifteenth
Amendment reaches these cases. Il
does away with that arbitrary power Of
disfranchisement which irresponsible
and INSCRIPTIONS registrars have here
tofore welded so effectively in the in
terests Of radicalism. 1t saws TO every
West Virginian whose right to vote has
thus been illegally denied, Go and de-
mand to be registered; and IL this Is
denied, go and demand 10 vote And
the law saws to the registrar, You shat
enter that mans name upon the list OF
voters; and TO the officer at the polls,
You shall receive that mans vote. And
this is inst what We want and what we
mean shall be done this fall. The
thousands OF men throughout the State
who have been illegally disfranehised
10 make FOREMAN Senator, and STEVEN,
son Governor, and Nat HARRISON
Judge, and for other nefarious pur.
poses, shall be permitted to vote at the
ensuing election or the recusant regis,
trars will find their fitting place in the
county jails. We hope now, that this
matter is sufficiently understood,
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To Contractors.

C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= ceived by the undersigned for the build
ing Of the Poor House OF Ohio county,
until MONDAY, AUGUST lst, ls70, ut & p.
", for carpenter work, lumber, and all ne
ceSsary hardware for the completion Of the
carpenter work.
Also, for brick work for the same, brick TO
be laid by the thousand, counted in the
wall after the completion OF the job.
Also, for plastering same, TO be stated 40
much per yard for lath work and so much
per yard for brick work, all To De three-coat
work, sand to be one-hnlf hank sand and
one-half creek sand.
Also, for painting for same, SO much per
yard for two-coat work, and ~ much per
light for glazing.
Also, for tin roof for same at 80 much per
square.
All material used TO be OF the best quail
~, and to be under the inspection OF the
Building Committee. The committee re-
serve the right 10 reject any or all bids.
Plans and specifications can be seen AZ the
Supervisors room, Court House, by apply
ing to VIM. salisbury, between the hours
Ofy \. N. and M.
All bids to be directed 10 the chairman Of
the committee. JOHN CLATOR,
jylS Chairman.
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the 9th Of July, the following delegates
were appointed:
Thomas ]. Patton, Joseph w. Gal
laher, A. Bedillion, senior, Martin Cog
ley, William Cecil, ESQ. James 4.
Shrodes, William Lntes, John Smart,
and Shepherd McMecheR. "
On motion, the following delegates
were appointed to represent said county
in the Senatorial Convention for the sec
oud district, to be held at Burton on
Friday, the 18th day Of August: Jesse
Neff, John Jefferson, L. S. Gray, Jona-
than Purdy, Shepherd McMechen, John
Riley, William S. Dare, John Kirk,
DR.. s. McCracken, David Martin, Sam
uel MeCreary, George Carr, Abraham
Ingram, Thomas Fox, Elias r. Harris
Henry B. Yoho, Josephus Calvert,
Henry Miller, William Cecil.
WILLIAM CECIL, President
J. W. GALLAHER, Secretary.
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The Right OF the DiSfranehiSei.

In lis pothcr ahout the duties OF the
Registrars this fall, the IrtcNi,
gcnccr sometimes, unwittrngly per,
haps, blunders upon the truth. For
instance, on last Saturday morning it
had its usual instructions To Regis.
trars and among a quantity OF chat we
have fonnd the single grain of truth
which We print in italics below The
sentence is as follows:
But it would he very rare case,
we imagine, where the Registrar would
refuse to register man if all the
questions asked him are answered fav-
orably to the right Of the applicant to
vote; and II he did so rGntontg against
eridence and probability, tie injured indi-
rid,tal has abundant remedy IN the courts. "
Precisely So That is just what we
have been trying 10 have the registrars
and the voters understand. Every man
who has been wantonly and without
evidence stricken from the list OF voters
10y the registrars, or in any way him
dered or impeded in the exercise of his
right to vote, has abundant remedy
in the courts a remedy which we
hope will be unsparingly resorted TO.
And such cases are by no means rare.
There are thousands OF them in the
State The Iateliigencer said last Sep
TENDER, ito enforce this exclusion we
maintain a feature of registration which
puts the control of suffrage in the hands
of irresponsible and sometimes unscru-
pulous agents, who do not always stop
with those who are excluded by law,
but who 10 crafty personal .d'sdkes or
mercenary ends deprive Of tie ballot men
Of their e,en political faith cho hare a
right 10 cote under the 1ap. "
What these irresponsible and I'M
scrupulous agents have done in some
cases to men OF their own political faith,
they have done in a sweeping and
wholesale manner to their political op.
ponents. There is scarcely county in
the State where outrages Of this kind
have not been perpetrated, and there
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Rhem,atism cured IN one day.

This Oil cured my headache in ~ minutes.
syracuse, May ~. f.. W. TODD.
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Democratic and Conservative
State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN !. JACOB, Of Hampshire Co
aas EoR SUPREME JUDGE,
C. P. T. MOORE, Of Mason Co.
FOR AUDITOR,
E. A. BENNETT, OF Marion Co.
FUR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOSEPH SPRlGG. Of Hardy Co.
FOR TREASURER,
JNO. S. BUROETT, of Kanawha Co
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN NJ. PHELPS, Of Mason Co
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The Convention To-day.

Iue
The convention that meets in this
city to-day has duties OF an exceedingly
delicate and difficult nature to perform.
The Democratic party has so long been
in the ascendency here and, during some
wears past, has so uniformly succeeded
in electing its candidates for local Off
ces, that the nomination has come TO be
equivalent to election and the struggle
Tor candidacy equals, if not exceeds, the
strife for victory at the polls. At the
same time, the offices TO filled by cleo
ton this fall are places Of high trust
aud, someo them, are rendered doubIy
desirable by being the source Of hand
some pecuniary profit. Under these cir
cumstances, tits natural there should be
many candidates, each the first choice Of
many personal friends, and each urging
some special merit or fitness tor the
position he seeks.
To decide between these rivals, TO
select ticket composed of good men
and true whose eminent qualification
for public position shall meet with
ready recognition, and at the same time
10 harmonic conflicting interests and
unite the party firmly and cheerfully in
support of the nominees, is the work
of the convention to-day. TO accom-
plish these ends the delegates must
not feel that they are the especial
and determined champions of any par
ticular man. \ spirit of compromise
and concession must prevail. Each
man should labor to put himself in har-
mony with his fellow delegates 1t is
inevitable that some sacrifice Of per
.onal preference or prejudice must he
made. 1t is impossible for Us all TO
obtain our first choice. Let the dele
Gates then 90 into convention deter
mined to sink ont of sight all purely
personal considerations and nominate q
ticket of fit and able men whom all can
honestly and faithfully support The
people OF OHIO county expect this, the
Democratic party demands it.
Ii is by no means certain that the
candidates nominated today will he
equally successful At the polls. liar-
monv in the convention Is All lndiSren-
sihle prerequisite to election this fall.
The candidates must lie fairly chosen
aud be recognized a. the choice al Il
majority OF the voters. The success of
the party is entirely in the hands Of the
convention, and We feel justified ia OK
pressing our confidence that ii will 10
IT. work faithfully and we'll aud with
iue regard Ia the responsibility that
rests upon each Of it, members. Let
ia have n good ticket, no matter VIII"
NAV he disappointed a ticket that even
the defeated candidates will recognize
a. possessing merit, AMI the people will
give it their appreciation this.iall. But
unless this is done, unless harmony and
good feeling be- made to ensne, unless
tit men are placed in nomination the
people will certainly administer their
rehuke next October.
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Wheeling Register.

We take pleasure in acknowledging
the receipt Of the DAILY REGISTER at
this Office, and of recommending it to
our readers as the best Democratic news
paper in the State. Its columns are re-
plete with the best Of reading matter,
and contain the latest Geographic news.
-Mannington Independent.
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Democratic Conservative Mee,tu~
I'm Marshall County,

At a Democratic and Conservative
convention held in Moundsyille on Sat
urday, July %, for the purpose of ap-
pointing delegates TO represent Marshall
County in the Democratic Congressional
Convention TO be held at West Union on
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CongressionaI Convention.

The Democratic Convention Tor nominal
ing Candidate for Congress, In the First
District, viii lie held at WEST UNION,
Doldridge county, on WEpNESDAi >
llTI.N 9TH
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SEALED PROPOSALS

w mittee on Fire Department until
Monday, August lst, 1870, al O'Clock p. NJ,
for furnishing all material and erecting an
Engine House ut the n. f. corner OF Fifth
and Zane streets, for the Atlantic" Engine,
according to the Plans and Specifications
OF the aGnitedr Engine House, on file in
the Office OF the City Clerk.
All bids To be addressed to the Chairman
OF the Committee and left with the Clerk
Of the city. THOS. J. BLAIR,
July I'd, 1870. Chairman.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS


TIME ANIMAL EXAMINATION OF
OF Wheeling will take place In the First
Branch Council Chamber, City Building,
on Thursday, 18th inst, commencing al y
o'clock A. NJ.
y. b. Al applicants mus BE- present al HS
hour named for commencing.
Certificates for renewal should be left
with the undersigned on or before the day
of Examination. F. 8. WILLIAMS,
Sup't OF City Schools.
Wheeling, July a1th, 1870. jyN
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Editors of the Register /:

You are authorized 10 announce MAR
TIN V. Il. BURROWS, Of Trlndelphia
township, az a candidate for Recorder, sub
Iect To the decision al he democratic Conn.
IL Convention. MANY CITIZENS.
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REYERgScEs ~ pEEHIssloS;
Hon. VIM. r steYenson, Governor wes v
X. l. Bprksfire, Judgs< sup's lsuft
James 1. Brown, ofAppral. ". Va
J. J. Jackson, Jr., Judgr 90 the u
District Court, W. Va
u. u. T. FsrnswOrth, PTssbdFnf 81 ~
ate, W. Va.
A. Wernlnger, Membsr senate.
Jacob Hornbrook, President Wa Va
InS. 90.
Jacob N. BlckeI. vins President Wet
Va Ins. 10.
Caleb Bogys-~, Attorney, t1arkSbgfz' w. '.
Il. White. sheriff Mercer county,
n. q. Davis, Senate, Mineral couniy,
j. ~. Camden, President of F1rst SstISilsl
Bank, PnrkessburH.
And the following members 81 the Hsu''
81 Delegates Of Wed yirRinia:
Hon. T. II. Smith. kanawha county.
q. q. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, wefzri
Nathan Con, Harrison
Josegh Teter, Barbour
X. ". Hill, Marion,
James Heryey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
X Dawson, Tayl1f
Henry Krannon, Lewis
Floyd. Nicely, Doddridge
J.. i. BvyeF, Putnam
J. > WDkinsoD,
J1ny
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Clerk Of the Court.
Editors of the Register:

Editors OF the Register:
Please announce THOMAS NJ. DARRAH
as q candidate for the Office Of Clerk of the
Court for Ohio county, subject To the de-
cision OF the Democratic County Conyen-
ton, to he held on Monday, July 18th inst.
OLD CITIZENS.
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DIED.

O'Clock, JOHN LUMPP, in the 18th year OF
his age.
The funeral viii take place from his late
residence on Market Square this (Mondayl
afternoon at O'Clock. Friends OF the fam
ily are respectfully invited to attend.
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Sheriff.

Editors Of the Register:
You will please announce JAMES n.
CHARNOCK, the blacksmith, as the peo-
pies candidate fo- Sheriff of Ohio county
ut the ensuing election, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
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Mr.. Editor

MI. FIIIIUT
Through the solicitation of some friends,
offer myself as a candidate for Sheriff Of
Ohio county, subject TO the will Of the Dem
ocratic Nominating Convention.
JAMES NJ RI'IGER
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Recorder.

PETER DELAPLAIN, Of Richland town
ship, announces himself as a candidate for
the Office of Recorder of Ohio county, sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic Con-
vention.
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NfeSSS. Editors:

Please announce J. II. GOOD as a candi-
date for reelection to the office OF Prose.
cutting Attorney, subject TO the nomination
of the Ohio County democratic Convention.
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Editors Register:

Announce JOSEPH. BURROWS, OF Tria-
deiphia township, as a candidate for the
office OF Assessor for the Country District,
subject to the Democratic County COnven-
ton. Mr.. Il. IL the present efficient County
school Superintendent, and is well and
'' COUNTRY DEMOCRATS.
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Editors of the Register /:

Please announce GEORGE W. ECk-
HART, Of Madison township, as a candi-
date FOR the Office Of Recorder for Ohio
county, subject to the decision Of the Demo-
cratic Convention, and obilge
GERMAN DEMOCRATS.
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ROBERT b. WOODS respectfully an
nounces himself a. a candidate for re-elec-
ton TO the Office Of Recorder OF Ohio county,
subject To the decision Of the Democratic
Convention.
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h. A. GALLIGAN announces himself as
candidate for the office OF Clerk OF the
Circuit Court Of ohio county, subject Ia the
decision oi the Democratic County Conven-
a.,
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Piedmont and Arlington
PLAN MUTUAL.

r"Iicy-II"ldefN Participating Ia the Profit
Dividends paid last year " per cent.
A Surrrss without pTsc,Slsni Ia this couIiH
or Europe.
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EIlitorS of the Register:

Please announce DANIEL <. THORN.
BJJRGH as a candidate for the office oil
Assessor for the country district, subject 10
the decision OF the Democratic County
Convention, and oblige
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Editors OF the Register :

You will please announce JOHN HOW
ELL, OF Clay township, as candidate for
Sheriff Of Ohio county at the ensuing cleo
ton, MANY DEMOCRATS.
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,Fcom Dr. Geor9e l.. UhajOrd.)
FREpOSIA, Oct. ~.
have used DIR. Smiths Electric oil, and
find IL il the best medicine ever used for
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Assessor.
Editors OF the Register:

JAMES c. HERVEY, of Triadelphia town.
ship, will be supported in the Democratic
County Convention for Assessor for the
Country District. DEMOCRACY.
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INoUR VARIETIES OF THIS SUPERB
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d. L.. A. M.

a BEN FRANKLIN COUNCIL, No
~. /, U. l.. A. NJ, will hold a regular
XSSI>seSSion this Monday evening, AT X
" O'Clock, At their Hall, Peterson's
Block, Main street. Members wi II be pune
tual. Members Of other Councils are invited
10 visit lis.
BY order FRED BESHORE, X. =.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Prosecuting Attorney.

respectfully solicit from the Democratic
County Convention the nomination for
Prosecuting Attorney; -, ,,n,,,,
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W n Z ELiNc ISL AN D,
September IA, IS. l6 & II, 1870.

September IA, 10. Is II, 1870.
First wednesday Sept. Iaih.
No. Premium sso for Rsckins or Pacinr
Horscs, Mares or GeldingS, io go ~
they please; mile heats, best IN =
Sl25 to hrst horse, 50 Ia S.Cond
81 tn third.
No. Premium slj0 for Troiting stations.
in harness; mile heats, best Ia .
sldO Ia first horse, SD tn SECOND, -
Ia third.
M. premium of sl0O for Trotting Hor>.>
Mares or GeldingS, in harness, tina.
have never beaten minutes In putt.
Tic: mile heats, best IN >. - Ia
tirSt honSe, 50 To s,Soni.
second Day-Thurssiay. sept i5th
Nh. premium 800 for Troitlng stallion
in harness; two mile heats, hest ~
Z. Sl25 To firSi hor>e, 80 in S'NUnd
81 To third.
No. Premium $40 for Running Hnr--,
Mares or GeldingS; mile heats, l->l
aims Sl25 Ia firSt horSt, sa la No
ond. 81 To third.
M. G.-Premium SD for Tro,ting HofSo>.
Mares ar GeldingS, IN harness; mih
heats, b.-st In \ SO la fr>t horS.
slOJ To second, so la thinl.
Third Day-Fridsy. sept. 10th.
No. Premium, valne sIG1, silver Pial.
for the fastest Red Eye ,olt, the g"I
uI Robert Red Eye, owned 10y J. I.
Burnley, Esd; mile heats, b,~>i IN b.
No S.-Prcmium sl0J for Trnttiug HoTN.~
MapS or GeldingS, IN harness, THAI
have never beaten 80 in public.
mile heats, best 3 In ). s95 to tr>t
horse, 81 la second.
No. q-PremIum $40 for Running HoFSs'>
two mile heats, beSi = in / 80 {"
firSt horse, slN Ia second, 50 la ihini
Fourth Dny-Sstar sept. isth.
NJ. ~. -Dailey'S city Hotel pIIrS'', john
bailey, proprietor, premium, Nalu,
$780, silver Ss,t, 10 fastest lroiiing
Ihuble Team Ia wagon; mile hrii~
ls->i in a.
M H. Stamm and kcim HouSr puIs,,
premium 80 for the fastest Mui,
under the saddle: mile heats, I-->i
in.
M. a-MrI.ure House pure, ". i. UoSi.
win 4 Co., proprietorS, premium,
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Running HorSHs, Mars ar Geld.
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Ten pcr cent entrance upon all the al-Nr.
except hura= for silver Plates, which ~,
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Entries 10 cluSe nj y o'clock on the even
ing previous To the racc. Entries can Ia
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fhe above Trotting Races VIII d" con
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Association. The Running Rart~ under The
Buckeye Rulc~-
tied &. receive the frst money only. Nh"tr
only two horSeS start the third pTciuiuiu
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