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The Ashcvilie Ptoteer says the
Southern people mean war to til,
utter overthrow and annihilation
"tkis Union whenever it is safe t,
venture in the experiment. - l.
that be true the cheapest way to ac-
complish it would be to place the f.
nanccs of the entire cOnccrn in the
hands of the Fiouecr'5 party 70
about two. years and there would be
nothing let to oycrtmow or annili
late.
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l.. +. JOHNSON,
Recorder.

\ Lodge of colorcd Masons has been
established in Abingdon hy r. }
Morgan, Grand Master of the Colored
Masons in Virginia. The following
officers were elected:
T. 5. Harris, W. NJ, 7. NJ. Taylor,
=. w, Jno. w. McReynolds, J. w,
Wm. FckolS, Secy. Chas- Boyd, Tr
FLOYD Johnson, Chaplain. So says
the Abingdon JjrgiaioH.
Governor Holden OF \. G.. profes~ed
religion on thc 18Th OF December, and
WI bap zed on tie 18th. Now tina
he is converted, let him 90 and
regthen his brethren Li;tlcfeld and
SNcpsUn.
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: GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
a frenl Nervous Debility, Premature Dc
cav, aul all the sff Of youthful in,liser,~
tion, Will, for the SAKE Of suffering humanity,
send tree to ali who need IT the recipe and
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so g Cedar Street New York.
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The Jonesboro fGtI h.,s bsen ma 5 s.
cruelty treated by Carpet Bl2gcra,
vet the Editor mahes one more C~tai
mistake when he lays his haId ON
Horace Manard'S head ami says,
thou art Horace and upon this rock
will build m, par err
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RicIsImene VI I,ig.


Our readers will regret, as We do,
the fact that Mr.. Alexander MOseiy
has retired from this able and splen-
did journal. but they will rejoice, as
we do, that Col, J. c. Shields still
wields a pen on its able columns.
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Nc,c ArrdRgCmcH-Bristoi Female
Htstit,ac.- Morrisett closed tn
holiday season 10y reopening his school
on Monday last. Elder J. T. Kincap
on has returned from Richmond and
will act as Agent for the Institution.
We are glad TO chronicle the return Of
Mr.. Kincanon, and our readers may
lee sure he will make an energetic able
and efficient Agent for the Institute.
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BtisfuG q atius.
FRIDAY, January, l3l 1871
NnrrIfa be Read in Fle TElnutes.

VOL. l..
Moonlight evening-shady grove;
Two voting people much in love,
Heroine with great wealth endowed,
Hero handsome poor and proud;
Truth enternal-hearts united;
Vows Of chanseless passion pIighted;
ls-@ighs-caresses,
Maiden yiclds one Of her tresses,
Obstacles to be surmounted,
U.Iy rival, old AMI stale,
OTerhears this tender tai D..
vel II.
Morning in the East looks ruddy,
Scene-young Ialy's fathers study,
HSro. with his hat in haI.d,
C0mes her ditto to demand,
Angry parents storms, abuses,
And At once her hand refuser-
Maiden faints beneath the blow;
Mother intereedes-no 60;
Shrioks--hysterics rics-protestations,
Mixed with old mans execratlons,
Exit lover, midst tae dn;
Ugly rival enters III.
VOL. III.
Time-a moonlight night once more,
Scene--Outside the lady = door,
Lover, with hali-broken heart
Swears he'd rather die than part.
Garden-howers, umbrageoUs shane;
MANY accents--serenade
Chamber window opens wide;
Debut Of expectant bride;
Little dog most kindly mute;
Tears--rUpe acknowledgements;
Gallant steeds--too late--nlghto's sCIeen;
Observation-Disclosures Green,
OLD mans rage-disowus forever
Ugly rival-scarlet fever.
VOL. ".
Old maa sickly--scnds for child;
All rgivenCsr--rcConCIi
Young man making money iaot--
OH mans e5siu,--liys at Ia
Youthful couple prove probate;
Get the money--liyc in state;
Mothers wishes crowned wIth ,Oy;
DOctor--nurscs--litt boy,
Time proccedb--her ties Cndear-
Olive branches every year,
Blessings on the good attend
General eladness--mordl end.
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The star" of Gov. McMullin. at
Marion Va, is said to have set. If the
Stars own statement, that only five OF
its subscribers ever paid up, be true
we think with the old German lady
that chit wash tine to quit"
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- A REPOSITORY OF FASHION, PLEAS
URE, AND INSTRUCTION.
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weekly.
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AGF,irs WlNTrn Pnp
GOLDEN SHEAyc

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DIR. LAwRENCE's WoMAN's FRIEND
Cures all Diseases peculiar TO Females.
Dec ., lS7O-ly
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To Consumptives.

The adyerti.er having been permanently
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Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
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Nov. 2S-Iy.
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Scientific.
%
THE NOR I'll EE.

captain Hall Explains tIe Hys'eries of lie
iTetl3 EsHe--lis Contemplated isi.Td
1GyRga, and the R0a.e he VIII Pursue
Eae Vessel. GiiiaGrs tg6W. a'id Ju..i. (c-
operation by tias GoIeFnmGn..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-11
The German Population.

The total number Of German, resid,
ing in the United States is l,69O,533,
distributed as follows /: Alabama, 2,4S2;
Arkansas, 1868; California, %, 7Ol
Connecticut, l2,443; Delaware, LAP
Florida, 81; Georgia, 2,76l; Illinois,
2O3, 15S; Indiana, 7S,0S0; Iowa, &c, 1872;
Kansas, 1918; Kentucky, 3O,3lS
Louisiana, 1895; Maine, sos; Mary
land, 47,045; Massachusetts,, 1902
Michigan, 64,433; Minnesota, al 1854
Mississippi, 1850; Missouri, 1858
Nebraska, 1854; Nevada. ], ISL New
Hampshire, 1876; New Jersey, 1900
New York, 3l6,902; North Carolina
904; Ohio, 1887, Oregon. 1875
Pennsylvania, 1854; Rhode Island
l,20l; South Carolina, 2,754; Ten
nessee. 4,539; Texas, 23,9S5; Vermont
$40; Virginia, 1850, West Virginia
6.232, Wisconsin, 62,3l4; Arizona
379; Colorado, 1856; Dakota, 563
District of Columbia, 4, 920; Idaho, 500
Montana, 1888; New Mexico, So
Utah, $50; Washington Territory, CAS-
and Wyoming Territory, 652.
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What George Francis Train Will do
When he Becomes President.

In recent lecture at Cork by Mr..
George Francis Train, in which he
mentioned that France was ruinel be-
cause, in the late war, it did net adopt
plan of his for exterminating the
German army by sudden blow, he
added that he had claim Of one hun
bred thousand pounds against the
British Government which Mr.. Glad
stone and Mr.. Lowe refused to pay.
But" he said, "if this amount is not
paid within twenty-four hours after my
election as President of the United
States, l shall hang the English
Minister on lamp-post opposite the
White House For the benefit Of the
curious, who may wish to know ,chen
this will take place, we have to men,
ton that Mr.. Trains presidential term
will Immediately follow that OF Mrs.
Victoria Woodruff, who is candidate
now-upon her own interest
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-11

rival at Suez, L was, however, vel.
coined as the guest of the Khedive
which gave offense to the imperial
government of Constantinople. To
the Khedive l expressed desire to
60 up the Nile and he generously
placed steamer at my disposal, but he
ADVISED me strongly not to undertake
the journey, it being the month of May,
when the hot season had set in, saying
that the heat might be fatal to me, and
that 1t was past the season for going up
tie Nile; but / replied that l had been
so often guarded against such a danger
and had always got over it 80 we'll that
should risk it, because l shall never
again have the opportunity to make the
trip. He told me that the steamer
would be ready in two days to take US
aboard. And he kept his word. But
it was a perilous trip. Of all the
tropical climes, this is the hottest in
the month Of May. Still We bravely
went up as far as the first cataract of
the Nile"
Il suppose, Mr.. Seward, your inter
view with the Sultan was equally in.
teresting? Did he have anything to
say against the Khedive p
NO. the Sultan is not given to per-
sonalities. He is conscientious and we'll
intentioned He was very amiable to
me. Of course he is not 80 far advanced
in his ideas as the Khedive. But in
Egypt there is personal government.
1t is the Khedive who rules absolutely,
while in Turkey it is the Ministry of the
Sultan that is the ruling power"
What is your opinion of President
Theirs, whom we heard that you visited
at Versailles p
L think that NJ. Theirs is a man OF
wonderful activity for his age. l dined
with him on the day on which his
powers were prolonged as President OF
the Republic. He told me that he con-
sidered it happy augury that should
be present at the celebration of the high
honor which has been conferred upon
him. OF course, he was guarded in his
conversation regarding the government.
As the President OF the French Repub.
lie he could not appear to favor a mon
archy, and / believe that he will give
the Republic fair trial-the best trial
that it ever had and l also have strong
hopes that a Republic will be the ulti-
mate government Of France"
Mr.. Seward was eulogistic on almost
every subject that came up during the
conversation. On his arrival at his
home in Auburn he said he will have
completed his circle around the world,
Auburn having been his starting point.
He has travelled four hundred and
twenty-five days, at the average Of
eighty miles a day. He further re-
marked: Americans are now the fash
ion all over the world. No representa-
tive OF nation was ever received with
such high honors as have been in the
East, and | have yet TO find the country
where Americans are not liked"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-11
Sam Cox Illustrating.

Sam Cox, in the course OF one of his
California speeches, said the monopo'
lists who wanted high protective tariff
to protect American industry from the
pauper labor OF Europe reminded him
OF the woodpeckers. They peck
holes in your trees" said he, ito hide
"the acorn for future use; they do not
want the acorn. Oh, no There is a
worm that comes into the acorn, and
"the worm is what the woodpecker
wants" He concluded by reciting the
following lines:
"Ah these Observation-Disclosures taxes
Tax on your clothes and tax on your axes
We are taxed on our matches, our tools and
our rents;
We are taxed on our dollars and taxed on
our cents;
We are taxed on all goods by kind Provi-
dence given;
We are taxed on the Bible that sends US to
heaven,
And If we attain that heavenly goal,
They would, if they could, stick stamp on
our SOUL"
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,n,,nissiOner's Sale.

ThoTnbnrg r,,o,,o-,,
I'D railroad Coz
..,,yrrJ 4 DEGREE NJ ABE AND
=. ' '''' me ABOVE entitled cause, on
- July, Isl, the undersigned
o., . >rli at public auction, at the
d., me Court House OF OHIO
.'y,rrjnia. at ~ o'clock, 4. NJ,
~ TJy.moer 18th, 1871, the fol-
u '..'r.v. situate in said county,
y. All The ground OF the SAID
NM. south OF the northern
,,i Company's railroad, where
"a,r! Though the farm OF the
rgoruUurg, III OHIO county,
.... ID rhecTntre ofthe National
lid on the east and west Gy
.,lr said David Thornburg s
..'.-Dre-.hird cash in hand, or
o., ,.u - Tie purchaser may
-. , credit of six and twelve
-. residue, each of the deferred
q. caring interest from the day
=, lie secured TO the sat,stac-
designed. The title will be
80 Inc purchase money Is fully
Gku. Y. DAVENPORT,
Sn.rial Commissioner.
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Public Sale.

=" TIE ESTATE OF JOHN
y. deceased, | will, on FRIDAY,
|: J. ~. on the premises, proceed
/: .-.4 o. ~ acres lying two lies
) - tu-ron, Marshall county, W.
I ... under cultivation, with good
. .,,y. Darn. and all necessary out
!. Two good orchards Will b. sold
e.. .o.> 10 suit purchasers. Also,
laIrrun.
-. mad" known on day OF sale.
!. / BCRLkl, Administrator,
With the will annexed.
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For Sale.

! ~ HOUSE OK CHAPLlNE
me Wheeling. II not previ-
NM dwelling house situate on
ri, near First, will ION SAT
me l..h day OF October, at 10
NJ b. offered at public sale, at
~ O.the Court House OF Ohio
..- highest bidder.
-,.a..a.rI cash, balance in equal
IL *. twelve, eighteen and
- months, with Interest AZ six
>t.r positive. "
.tuJMAS J. CAMPBELL.
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For Sale.

, 1850, 10, II, IL, Is,
..j.o!u square No. u, in the sub
. . HE Joseph Caldwell estate
lie OIL Sawmill property. Also.
, iJGi in square No. Is, situated
sic OF Bolton street and iinne-
..4rIrar OF Mrs. Hays residence,
..yEty
l.. G.. HUGHES,
: r Agent, Office on Chapiine, be-
- zni second streets. Sep22
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- FOR TAXES

3 ','-,rgsIuNED, SHERIFF OF
NJ NJ ohio, Will, on the first
,'.a :,!'.r ~ Term OF the Circuit Court,
3: No., me front door OF the Court
-! "a" "'r1'ceed 10 sell all the lands
WI mi, for the non-payment OF
~ '.,r. l>6y and 1870, which
? :. interest and damages due
o. - >"rritlcd i'll a list thereof,
~ IN. = door OF the said Court
N IL, special attention Is
~ - X. ). BROWN,
sheriff.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-11

A MAINE Sophomore broke some bad
news gently by writing home that he
"came near losing thirty-seven dollars
last week. The parents reply, saying
that they are glad the money was not
lost, and inquire chow near" The
youth replies, Game within one fit
lost $50"
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.

FRANKLIN INSURANCE GO.
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, SraS,O0O.
DIRECTORS:
Saml Mcclellan, George hendel,
Il. ii. Logan, IhoS. u. ShsllcroA,
q. w. Franzheim, J. \. Vance,
]. II. Hosbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis G. Stiiel.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized five years, and in that time done
a successful business, Is still prepared To
take risks at fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EStab-
lishments, Furniture, STEAMBOATS, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior induce
ments 10 Farmers, whereby they can be-
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
contents, Tor three or five years AT reduced
rates. This being "A State Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in and surplus OF any company In the
State and composed OF some nnety-iour
Stockholders, most OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself Id the
favorable consideration Of the inSuring pub
lie, and SOliC'lS their patronage. Applica-
tons for Insurance Will be- promptly al
tended TO AT their Office, No. 70 Monroe
Street, or at their several agencies through
out the State.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
L. VI. COEN, Secretary.
4. l.. WILEY General A emf f"hs0
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FOR SALE.
For sale.
For Sale.

TINE PRODUCING LAND
~ u ',Santy, West Virginia, three three
Il ;1s ' ~ acres, nearly 2O Of which n
4.. u '-.yarirn. Price 5000; 5000
F.: l-' an s1sy payments, by ,,o
a"'t =" VI v, HUGE & BRO.
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lNSURA NCE
ATN q
Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, SFop,oVo.
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
VIM. b, Simpson, VIM. {. Handisn,
Jno. h. Botsiord, Z. ". DodSon,
Augustus Pollock, Jonn L. Hcbbs,
James X. NcCourtney.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
" organized, is now prepared 10 take risks
upon Buildings OF ali kinds, MERCHANDISE,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture
and CargoeS OF all kinds On the western
Waters. Applications Tor Insurance Will
be promptly attended 10 by the Secretary.
Office No Mcclure House, next door 10
corner VI Monroe street.
WM. y. SIMPSON, President.
WM. c. HANDLAN, Vice Pres't,
J. Il. MILLER. Secretary. novS
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Lot For Lease.

1 UTHERAN CHURCH LOT,
Fourth and John streets. will be
-."lhd rent, TO responsible par
4tau!Icturing, dwelling, or mer-
.-r sec Apply 10 GEORGE w.
rEO. I. ZIMMER, or HENRY
+. Trustees OF the English Luth-
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Fire and Marine Insurance Go.
or WHEELING.
ISGDRPORATEU IN las
TAKES RISKS AT THE Low + ; /
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, FURNITURE
and Merchandise, and on Goods in Transit.
DIRECTORS:
A. Wilson, VIM, :. Goahorn,
Thomas O'BTien, John Reid,
John Murine, Alex. Rogers
F. j. Stone, Nm. A. Wilson.
Alfred Caldwell,
sS- ONCE up staira- IN the Insurance
Building" next door " The Merchants
National Bank.
4. WILSON, PRESIDENT
JOHN REID, ST., Nlos Presf
4. {. McAkLk, Secretary.
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