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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-02
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The delegates appointed to nominate
a Democratic candidate foc the FRS
Congressional District are requested to
meet at Clarkshurg on Tuesday, August
6, for the performance OF that duty.
A. j PANNELL,
j. W. GALLAHER,
JOHN BAssELL,
sWA P THoMPsoN,
Dem. Ex. Com Tor FIRST District.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-02
THIS LAST NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
j indebted to the estate OF I. j. Lampbeli,
deceased, and esp cially TO such as are
indebted for unpaid taxes, that immediate
settlement will be required. II, after this
notice. these claims should be found in the
hands OF the proper officer for collection,
no one will have q right to complain.
Those who have handed in their bills, duy
certified, may call to day and receive their
checks. JAS. Il. NCMECHtN,
August |, 1872. Administrator.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-02
DIsD,

DUNAwAY-On Thursday morning, An.
gust LIST, at s O'Clock, MARY r. DUNAwAY,
wife OF T. Clark Dunaway, in her 9Ith year.
The funeral viii take place from her
fathers residence James Reed, Market
street, Centre Wheeling, at 10 O'Clock on
Sunday morning. Friends OF the family
are invited to attend. -s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-02
RADICAL COUNTY TICKET.

The Radical county ticket now stands
az follows:
Shnif-R. S. Brown.
Senatorial. NJ. Jacob.
Clerk-Sam. Mccullough.
House of Dslegates-R. Blum, A.
Wilson. J. II. Oldham and J. a.. Hall
Prosecuting A1orney-R. 81. Cochran.
Assessor-Elijsh Day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-02

The Marshall county Radical Con-
vention passed resolutions endorsing
GRANT and JACOB. OF course "houest"
GRANT and JACOB.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-02
MARRIED.

SPRINGER-ALLEN-By Elder @. B.
Brstow, on July 3lst, at the residence Of
Mr.. John Britt, Mr.. jon .s 81. sPRIHsER To
Miss MARY q. AVN hotn of this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-02

INTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i United States for the District OF West
Inthe matter OF James g. Morris, Bank
rupt . .-..,- .. - : =
10 whom Il may concern. ... q.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment as assignee Of the estate OF
James q. Morris, OF Moandsyiie, IN fhe
county of Marshall, in said District, and
who was, to- wit: on the 18Th day Of Febru.
airy, A. d. ST. adjudged bankrupt upon the
petition Of himself by said Court. : -
Dated at Moundsville, the 9th day of
July, A. d. lisa. 80 : ~
b FRANK W. BROWN,
JySrs -... AGiRuea
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-02

The election is Thursday, Aug ODD,
and not Aug. % as some seem to
think.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-02

COPIES Of the new Constitution, in
pamphlet form, may be had on appli-
cation at this office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-02

The several Democratic County Elk.
ecutive Committees are requested to
make suitable arrangements for secur-
ing the attendance of the Democratic
voters at the meetings above announced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-02

J. HANSON GOOD, R. G. BARR
and E. G. CRACRAFr will address the
people
At Burton, Wetzel county, on
Saturday, August 10, at o'clock P.
NJ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Gfeaved or Stolen. :
MUSIC LESSONS.

nR0F. VIM. C. KRYTER HAS RE-
turned to Wheeling, and gives Lessons
on the Piano, Violin ami Organ, and In
Singing; attends to the tuning OF Pianos
and recommends himself 10 the favor OF
the public.
auRI-ea-Ssb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-02
FOR PRESIDENT,
HORACE scREEIEf,
~ uv~ WORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
n. GRAFT BROWN,

:. roa PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS AT LAh'A
JOSEPH SPRIGG, OF Hardy.
OBEY JOHNSON. OF Wood.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-02

II islegally offered and will be paid, ~
ward OF 100000 for the production Of h'
TROUPE OF REAL BEDOUIN ARA BATH.
LETES, the only genuine Arab Performs
In Chrisrendom, and th,ir first and 90!
appearance here. These fourteen Chan
pion Children OF the Dessert are the Gr4
and Exclusive Sensational Aren'c Feaig,
for 1861, and Engaged nj an Enormou, Ii
pense, only warranted by the immense ss
diences they everywhere attract. LSiz
Natures Monster Mirror In a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

Since Gen Banks has taken the stump
for Greeley aud Brown, Grant has remov.
ed hi, brother from the position Of lnsp'c.
tor Of Customs in New York. a post he
has held for eleven years There were no
charges against Inspector Banks lie
was an homes, faithful officer, a rarity, at
the present time, especially IN New York
under the Grant-Lret system But 1raut
turned Mr.. Motley ont Of office for speech
Of Summers. and now strikes a brother Of
General Banks in the place in the Custom
house where Lincoln placed him, and
where his own merits have sustained him
ever since. Thi, is a sample Of the Grant
Administrations There is nothing too
large for Grant to TAKE, aud nothing toe
small for him to do.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

One If ,hs Grant prgans NEST topcn.
ugly aud teuderIy describes its cherished
idol as the quiet, retiring. m9dest man
who rests 50 ostents'iously at bis cottage
home BY the seaside. surrounded by a
loving family" That is 20 doubt very
beautiful but it is not exactly what the
people pay President for doi"s' p'r''ea-
iarIy as he rests" in the way. or some
other the greater portion Of time luas'
much as every Kind Of official labor IS ex'
tremply di.las,eful to this quiet. modest.
retiring man" would it not be better and
far more decent tor him to give up his
place to some one who is willing aud com
peten, to discharge its duties, and thrn be
can keep on enjoying himself N h's cot
tage home By the seaside" just as long q
he plpases and wi,hou, any drtr'meut to
the public service --Bah CARTE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
For CoSoRyss.
FRANK HER EFORD.
The Maine Election,

Tho announcement tia, The Republicans
triumphed in Name on the 9th lust does
not surprise any QUO. Knowing how long
Rad,calism has been iuircnchel in power
in that State with money, patronage &c :
st its command for strengthening its posi-.
ton. not even the uloS, sanguinc Demo
crat Of Liberal anticipated any other re'
suit. As reported the estimated majority
il The State il about 10000, aud these
figures are about correct. Large as this
majority is, II shows decided loss IN their
vots compared with the September election
Of 1868. which, preceding tho last Presl.
Dental election, is tho proper Que with
which to compare figures, ---or losses aud
gains. Iu 1868 the Republican Govern
or was elected by a majority 2O,4O4. aud
tho majority this year is 10000. which
indicates reduction Of nearly 5000. II
this view Of the situation the Republicans
have little cause TO be jubi)au', even, al
though Democrats aud Liberal Republicans
may feel somewhat disappointed that thu
dimiuution Of the majority is not greater
Vermont aud Maine have, at the most on
~ served to confirm the opinion in whc'
Democrats as well as Radicals shared, tia
Greeley's electoral Yates were not expect
cd to como from the New England States
A few Of them. however, will give Gree
lev and Brown their electoral votes A
anyrate the gains made by the Democrat
and Liberals 10 the States that have aires
dy hold elections, are useful in shown
thut Grant is foredoomed candidate, an
that Greeley aad Brown will sweep Il
country 10 November.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
NATURALIZATION LAWS
SYNOPSIS Of Their Provisions

The following synopsis Of the natura'''
cation law. will be found OF interest 10
tho.e who are abou, to take out naura''-
cation psptt, in view Of the coming e'sc'
ton:
Alien. who arrived il The United States
before lhy we're eighteen years OF age,
and ah, have continued 70 reside here,
ary uol 'cqnird to take out any 'urs'
naner', - or certificate Of declaration, but
ma, receive their fall papers after tav-
inc resided Eve years in the United States
ana barome scnIy one years o. age
S ltlers who have enlisted ~ the rega
mr. or volunteer army Of the United States
ana been honorat'y discharged, do not re-
qairp any certificate of declarn'''n.
All other persons must procure q certl-
fcalc ofdpcIara,iou at eas; Two years prl'
or to g ting their full paper, or certificate
Of naturalization. and no length Of time or
residence will obylate tie necessity OF pro-
curing thu list papers.
First papers may be obtained at any
time by an alien %, The age Of twenty one
years or Upward and no testimony other
than tia, o, the applicant Is required
To Obtain illl papers tue applicant
must have resided at least two years IN the
Unitro States alter receiving his FIRST pa
pers, and the whole term of bis residence
in the United States must have been uo
| less than FIVE years aud one IN the STATE
sh,re the final application isn'ade.
Upon making application for full pa
pyrs, the applicant must bring into colr
his FIRST papers and have with him wit
ness who has been acquainted with h'n
five years who can testify to hIs goo'
character and that he is attached to til
principle. of the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States. and WILL disposed to the GOV
order and happines Of the sane
II irst papers have been lost. c'p'e
may be Obtained ty sri'iuy to the Clerk Q
the Court from which they were issued
When a father receives his full papers
hi. children who arc under the age {
twenty.one years, and whose residence
then 10 tho United States, arc considere
cilizcns.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

In Indiana there is being vaged this
year political contest tia. isunexampled
even in the history Of elections in that
State. so distinguished for bitter aud
fierce political commissions |; is in a
large degree contest between the forces
Of corruption and imperial power aud those
Of honesty and fair dealing That moral
II rotten monster, Norton. sits on his
throne IN lodiluapoliS and draws upon
the Administration at Washington means
without stint to bribe and corrupt the vo.
tcrs Never before we're such quantities
Of N ney known to be rmp|nvad in an cleo.
ton in single State There isno donpt bu,
tia, the sum runs into millions Of dollars
How that money is obtained we can easily
conjecture, for back Of Morton is the
Treasury Of the United States II is
probably the tens Of millions Of dollars in
diff States that have been taken from
il, that causes the discrepancies in thc
S4crctary's report to the extent Of mil.
lions in regard to the amount Of the debt
Of Tie country, : Ty6rr,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
Withdrawn.

The premonitory symptoms, T" lore
Swallowed 10 the August election in this
Congressional District. and Of which We
spoke a few weeks ago, has had its effect.
and has caused that worthy gentleman. >
General J Brishen Walker. to publish q
card in the Kauawha journal Of last week,
decliuing,o be the Radical candidate for
Congress in this district at the October
election. Tho worry small vote this woo
thy gentleman" received III tho District
90 the 22d Of August, last, showed to bis
mind very clearly, as well as to the Grant
party, that Major Hereford would be cha.
sen to Congress in October, by. an almost
unanimous vote, if this worthy gentle
man"--Gencrsl j. Brisben Walker, wa'
continued MS the Radical candidate. They
have withdrawn him. Seeing that th'
chances for suy Radical are entirely hope
less, they are trying to bring out as N'ajo'
Hereford's opponent an independent Dem
ocra.. With the combined exertions 0
Atkinson Of the journal. in Kanawha, an'
Gibbons OF the Journal, 10 Mason, "
think they will succeed in securing tn
services Of Democrat (D-Johu 5
Swami, for instance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

The Democratic and Liberal Republican
Conventions Of New York met at Syracuse
q few days ago, aud nominated a joint
ticket Of Democrats and Liberal Republl.
cans, composed of the following gentle
men: Governor, Francis Reroan; Cong.
ressmau at.large, S. S. Cox; Caual Comm's,
siouer, j +. Hubbar; democrats J Lieut..
Gov. Chauncey NJ Depew; Prison lospec
Cor. Il. G. Brooks; (Liberal Republicans
The platforms adopted arc substantially
alike. It predicted that this ticket vii
carry the State from $4,000 100000 us'
jori,y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
The Widows Mite.
From the st Louis Republican !!

FROM lft ~ lIOuIh uiPu"'N~"'.
The Pos,mi,lress 10 one OF the smaller
New England towns is the widow OF a gal
liant soldier who did while bravfly Ggh'
ing IN bchalfol the Uuion HIS family
were left in siraiteued circumstances, and
draw their support mainly from tue scan'y
salary Of the Pos, ofice' A few days asn
the following interesting document reach
ed the pos;mlslrcss:
Usms Rsp CoNG Elk COMMITTEE. .
WAsulSaroN. D Q Avg 10, ~
Believing that you feel deep interest
in the success Of the Republican candl
dates .or President aud Vice President
we tyke the liberty to incIse the Com
mit'ee's printed letter requesting contrl'
buttons to aid in publishing documents
and dcfraying other necessary expenses o
the campaign If you can conveniently
forward as early as practicable. forty (4o,
dollars. it will be vrealfully received aoc
promptly acknowledged Very respect
fully, JAMES HARLAN, Chairman.
The request Of course is an order anc
unless the poor widow promptly RENTS Tho
$40 to jas Harlan. Chairman she vii
be turned out by Grant. the soldiers
friend. to make room for more loyal sue
cpssor =
Where is George William Curtis an'
his sweet scented civil service ret"rm'-
viii he inform Us through the .I'H'"ns 9,
| Civilization when the reDrmlbs business
will positively begin, and how many wa
ovs ana orphans lluriau will sacr'hr
meanwhile! t1Et-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

We are again called upon to chronicle
another Of those occurrences by which q
fellow being, in the prime Of manhood aud
the glorious hope Of useful and p'o|o"s'
ID life, is suddenly ushered Into the pres
euce Of his Maker. On Monday night
las, about | o'clock, young man, nam
ed Spottswund 7 Bowels Of Fnsla"A
county, Virginia, who has for some time
past been in tietcmploy Of the Baltimore
l. Ohio Railroad COMPANY as brakeman
IN coal train, opposite Wilson's store
on the seventeen mile grade, was thrown
fran the train and instantly killed 1t Is
not known how he came to fall from tho
rain. but the most rcasona no symposium,
that in passing around ono Of the coal
mppcrs. in the discharge of his duties,
lis hold gave way and he was prco'p''a,,ea
the track the train passed over ms
,cad, crushing it in fearful manner anu
+veriug his loft arm from tho body ne
vas not missed until the train reached
Bloomington. He was picked up' :,
ussing train on Tuesday morning anu
rousht TO Piedmont, -MIna@ County
Reccw,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

The religious and high moral efforts Of
the Grant caydiug machine Of thi' place to
|evAte the standard of journalism in Point
Pleasant, l. indeed remarkable
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

When Duncan wrote to Voorhees, to be
n,esent at Louisville. Voorhees, said: If
| wanted to vo,c for Graut, | would do it
fair and square, without setting up any
tpmfyoI convention as aU excuse :
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

The last dcclins,iou Of Charles O'Con.
or--his positive refusal to save the Repub.
lie destroys the last ray Of hope Of the
GRANTEES.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
The Jeifries Of West Virginia.

The Jeitries OF West virginia.
GcoIrc LOOMS vho has An unenSab!c
reputation /! roughoul the State on nc.
coun, Of his having delivered STUMP
speech from the Bench in the Qurrler
case has given notice 70 the Governor
thu, 10 intends To contest the election nf
Hon j NJ jackson. who defeated hin
'or Judge 10 The Pnrkcr.|lrg Cirni' Al
he regent election. We trust that he
nay not he successful. hu 40 :hr colrry
opr he will be sent into rctI rren'. there
remain forever "lIou" jackson Is a
Gentleman suns prw ct suns "prochf "
ID IN filing The exalted station 10 wbIr',
]" has been called by u majni'y "' lhr
g",rrs comprising biz Judicial Circuit
viii no, palu,e the Judicial eru'ue with
he slime Of politics. Lo"mis' corrupt
course whilst on the Bench has caus d
is fellow citizens To place him IN his po
l,ical grave. never to be rc>urec'cd until
est oalhs aud their coucolnmiani. are Tor
c"d upon the people Of West Virginia,
which will never be
"Whilc The earth bears a liant.
Or the Ocean rolls wave"
NEMESIS
Point Pleasant, Sept II.
The disposition evnced by tho Admin
is,ra'ion, lmmed lately after the ADJOURN
men, of the Cincinnati Convention, to treat
the people of the South with leoieOcy, is
rapidly suhs;diug. The professions Of tho
Philadelphia Convention for peace and
good will among the people Of every sect
ion Of our country, have turned ont as We
thought they would, to be but a fresh IN
stance Of the policy that "breath's the
word Of promise to the ear aud breaks il
to the hope Discovering that The L'he
raj Convention. 10 its frank and open de
claration in favor Of restoring lra'rrna
feelings between the war sundcr"d sections
bad struck a popular chord, the G'an;lte'
we're profuSe in their professions OF de
sire for amnesty and peace, hoping there
by to manufacture capital in tue Southern
States This sugar. coa'ing to the bitter
dill Of oppression which tho Admins'ra
ton daily deals gu, to the people OF the
South. did not, however, on account OF 1T
exceeding lhiupcss, render tho dose an
more pa|atablc. aud they very NATURAL,
refused to trust those who had deceived
aud wronsed them ia the past Even 't'
exquisite maguaaimi'y aud charming leu
i,ncy Of tho President 10 making arrange
mpu,s to pardon from the Peni'eo'iary a
Albany few old men. to''crinp on tn
brink OF the grave, who are confined Their
for the preparation Of offences Of whc
they were proven innocent did not haS
the effect Of causing the Southern peop'
10 rush en- ,,,asss to the standard Of thi
new found humanitarian hence the par
dous have |ecn suspended aud the protest.
a discovery is made that disorders in ID
south are by no means at an end III
Ka KIux, it Is suddenly learned. have tt
ken new lease of life aud under ne
name are spreading terror and disn'
among the loyal Of the land 1t is N
difficult to discern the meaning If all thl
Gran, wants votes and must baye them;
il no cannot get them by conxins, 'he
will be no lack Of pretcxts for the use
bayoucts to secure them. or at least
prevent bis opponent from being voted 70
-.Er
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

Wendell Philips, says ,kst he hopes
Grant will continue to be President ''un-
til every white nan over forty years Of
age who lives south Of Mason aud Dixon's
Line has been forever put under the
ground"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

Some years ago, when tho Wing and
Anti Masonic forces were besten in Phlls.
delpIlia. Thaddeus Stevens. their acknoWl.
edged leader. advised her par'lsaus to
".rrat the election as If it had not been
held aud insolen,|v proposed to hold on
to the State government from which they
had been expelled by spopular vote
Th people, hovover took tho matter IN
their own hands, aud the famous "l'uck.
sh,, WAT" was tho result. Tue Radicals
in North Carolina appear anxious to lml-
.ta,e rhaideus Stevens 10 au Old North
State. The a,'cmp. to investigate the en-.
Urn III, frauds, by which Merrimon was
cheated nut of bis certificate, has been met
in pretty much the sane way. The had
icAl organ at Raleigh thus openly preach
ed rebellion to the laws, snl made this
iniam us suggestion to its followers:
1--WE advise Governor Caldwell to re.
sist the Legislature it that body declares
Mcrr,mou elpv,ed, ard attempt to wrest
the State government from Governor
Caldwell and his brethren Of the Republ-
can ticket The Republicans have posses
,ion--'hy must retain i; aud It Judge
Mcrriu,n sets up petty government o.
his own. Congress will tax cogozince o.
the contest aud decide whirh is the right
full government That the Congress!
would sustain Governor Caldwell, We have
not thu slightest doubt
1--WE care not villa. action the LegIsla
ture may take 10 the matter the RepuoIl
cans will resis! any attempt to seat Jras'
Merrimou 4 X x 4 We are salts
Grd that Caldwell received majosily OF tn
leg ,lvoes east, aud We hope he will main
tain his rights III the premises by moderate
means at first; at the poln, Of the bayone
if necessary
Steven, aud his guilty coadjutors wor
no less bold aud blatant IN their shame
less cries for resistance to the popular will
aud yet when the storm came aud 18th
polnt Of the bayonet' was visible, they a
fed like frightened cattle Aud tn
great champion Of fraud himself leapcd j
terror from the back window Of the Stat
capitol to escape the imaginary fury OF til
outraged masses Would it not be We
5 for the Radicals Of North Carclins to lear
| a Iessn from this veri,Gble history Bu
!. timore Gu.tite.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
The Sc.,ool Euntl.

El!ovlera We publish ala'lc furnished
from the otiive of tue State Superintendent
showing the appor'lo'mept Of the sch'''
Fund by c"unIles for the year co'n'nrng'
ing September, LIST, ls13 This talI'
shows a large and gratifying increase il"
the amount apportioned. For this year II
is s237, PISS, accumulated in the twe'v"
months preceding the daie of appo't'"n-
mcut, as asuius, STA s9G,G2 accumnla''
cd in twelve month, prior to Sep; LIST
1871. aud then Distributed. The largest
amount previously distributed vas S25S.
l4S %. the appor'lonwcnt of Sept ls'
1870 This represented the accumulation" ,.
Of seveu,ecn months. from April lS'. 1863
the date ofthe urx, preceding appo''l"n
meut; to Sept lst, 1870 Up to 1869, il
will be remembered the arp"r'""meu''
we're made April lst, instead OF Sept ls''
as now provided by law.
These figures expose completely the Re
publican MEASUREMENT Of bad manag'nc"'
Of the Schoo! Fund 10 Democratic hands
They show that a Democratic Auditor
aud a Democratic Superintendent have s.
ably discharged their duties as TO produce
the happiest financial prosperity !" tn
School system lua siosIe year, tn
FIRST under entire Democratic control, tue.
increased this fund over slx'y.two taon
sand dollars. Ia twelve months they col
lect aud disburSc four Thousand dollar
more than the largest Disbursement ev.
made by the Republicans, tina, Of ls'o
would show an increase under Democrat
management, of seventy thousand dollars
The Official 6gnres we have given ma
be probably studied at this time whe
charges Of financial corruption are BEN
50 recklcssly brought against the part
now in power in this State. Courier
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

When the frinds Of Greeley and Re.
form observe tina, IVES, Virginia is claim.
ed for Graut, they are requested to smile
The Grant followers mus be hard pusDcd,
indeed, when they count West Virsiuia's
electoral vote for Grant This State will
give Greeley aud Brown fully $4,000 ma
Jori'y.