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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-20
PRAIRIE LANDS.

The last chance Tor good agricultural lands on
Tbs YEARS CREDIT at SIX PER CENT. interest.
Don't run any risks, but go 10 a country that has
been proved 10 Ne good. send your address by
postal card 10 Land com'r b. NJ. X. r. :,
Burlington Iowa. and receive free copy Of Iowa
and Nebraska Farmer, with char OF lands, and
ow round trip rates. s-2s-wsm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-20

IN az Eases vi private, chronic, and urinary di-
sezises in all their complicated forms IL II well
known that DIR .Jainez has stood at the head OF
the profession Tor the past 50 years. Age AMI
ness, night losses 10y dreams piInpies ON the
lace lost manhood, can positively be Cufs.-i
Ladies wanting tie most delicate attention, call
or write. Pleasant home for patients. book
for the million. Marriage Guide which tells
YOU all about thsfe ,iiseases-who should marry
why MOTTO cents 10 pay postage Dr. james
has ~ ROOMS and paiior You zee no one but
the doctor Once hours, AIN. % : y. m sun
days, 10 to Il. All business strictly oonfideD-
tlal. s-Se-dkw-iy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-20

screw she finger ~ tight ~ you
can. that's rheumatism One turn more, that's
govt, is familiar description Of these two
diseases Though each may and does attack
different portions of the system. the cause il be-
lityed TO be poisonous acid in the blood Pi-
riiy this by the use OF
TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT.
I, will do Its work speedily and thoroughly. II
lie the great friend of the sufferer from kheama-
tism and govt.
SOLD RY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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NOTICE.
Sale OF City Property at Auction.

Sale Of City Property at Auction.
DCBLiC notice is hereby given that on Mon
L day, tine 10Th day Of June, between the hours
Of 10 O'clock, a m: and y M, J viii offer for
sale To the highest bidder for cash In hand, upon
the premises known "a the Tenth street and the
Thirty Second street pump property. the follow
ing articles belonging 10 the city OF Cairo, to-
wit:
TENTH Strict.
! Rotary Pump-22 inch suction, capacity 10, =
eco gallons per minute; IN complete order, IN
elnding shafiing and pulleys.
piece gum betting "a inches wide. ply.
piece gum beItinr, ~ inches wide, ply.
1HIRTY-sECOSD STREET.
p,ir boilers, 20 feet long, ~ inches diameter,
dues each. with fire front and CRATE bars.
horizontal engine, L. by q inches, with ~
sect Of inch shaflins. ..
doctor engine.
rotary pumps. II inch snciion.
lot CT shaftiBg and pulleys
Lot Of old iron. hollis castings, gas pipe aud
brick.
Sale positive
BY orier OF the City Council.
JAS. W. STEWART, City Clerk.
lCincinnsti Commercial and II. Louis Globe
Democrat. copy StimeS o-ll-dtd.
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MARRIAGE
SECRETS.

hihnd Of Diseases, with handrsds Of valuable receipts
sho should mary the npet 10 &C. their
tsie spd cure Trra,s on all diseases, fully explaining their
ea.s symptoms and mans 10 IL, only r,s
seshahe ~ors shs kind pubsksd and IL eosnprte
10 e;srr r.sptt seu securely sealed r, ut VI Ga
Adafers. DR. g. A BoHkSSks. Gla kortn fi.fh rr,,t
81 Iouis. Mo. Estsbisled ia Iss. ~
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n N ARl1AP 4 ifee9> asS ~adltai es,f
4MUUM4k/erR Rapture o. hs,nia, ~
mMHuuMH yessx ~ old, TxayanfssS ~
U1Vu y SAs Jsdsos srffasd cf fysa.-
ssssf. a soii6esrs o. ne/ee. Gales o. sDyiss 70
DR.. Judson. JOS Csssss. sfrsss. 81. L0&is. BE.
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BOOK OF NATURE:

Centaininz lf9 pages and nunber Of Gee sae7Svirxs
Every person Of both and o.ay ass eossrnps..
tns marriage should have i9 their 8esnes
Of living onS srd retaining the vgor Of ani
veuAaksA, 70 have Aesithy besasrI
ss $500. e ~ 800 esa ve 'd Pre-
sseursiy ssslsd post ps. 70 sn{ szdrsss ~ Is es,s
Address. DR.. jacques. Centra1 Medical Institute.
7o5 Chestnut stssse o. Loaas, Ma
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CLUBS.

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BlackwoOdfOr $4S, and so on.
~ -
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DR.. JAMES.
Lock E::ii:.l,

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and Franklin
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CAIRO & VINCENNES R. r.

THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO
Evansville. Indianapolis. Cincin-
natl and Louisville,
The shortest and Quickest Line TO
Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York,
Making Close Connections with the Fast
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Oh. BOHAHEAH.s

Marriage Guide illustrated
s!th numerous shgfsvinzs
frofn life teaches an the | q
qossiiiye saOuld tG0s GA
Ceurship. Marriage. lie
Physiological Ny lrries
aud Revelations of the
keaua sfesa haU rllre
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-20

! GeHes ~ banking business Done.
E-Exchsuge sold and bought. Interest paid
u the Savings Department. Collections Innde
MI all business promptly attended 10.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19
Exchange.
"SuspiciOn always Haunts the
Guilty Mind.s

"The ghost OF Caesar hathappcar'd to me.
Two several times by night; at Sardis,
once.
And, this last night, here in Phillip
fields.
know my hour is come"
r. B, Hayes, Republican candidate
for Presidency, issaid to be very much
disturbed, and his otherwise refresh
ing sleep much broken by the regu-
larappearanceoft he Ghost ofWhelton
who was shot as q dcserter at Mono.
Cacy Junction. The Ghost, it issaid,
will not "avaunp worth n cent, but
clamors that the S4O0 he left, should
be sent to his widowed mother. as he
requested. He will persistontly
shakchis "gorylockS" at Hayes, though
pitcously invoked by him, not to
shake, at least, until after the elect
ion. Ghost makes Hayes trcmblc
when he is reminded of the little
story of "Annanias and Saphria," in
a book which he (Hayes,) is suppos-
ed not to read much-or he would
give up the $500, that he so shame,
fully has appropriated to his own use,
and withholds from those morally en-
titled to it; the poor widow,
But the man who will swear false,
ly to his income as Mr.. Hayes isrep,
resented to have done, would regard
it too small thing for his consider,
alton to make restitution of the pitt
full sum of $500, to those, to whom it
rightfully belongs. It's not his, and
he as an honest man, has no right tc
retain it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19
Robeson The Public Robber.

The Republican campaign in New
Jersey is being run entirely by Sec
rotary Robson, who holds some week
ly loveos with all the Republican
politicians of that State in the house
built by him from Catells with mon
ey stolen from the Government. He
has the shameless effroDtery TO name
the Republican clubs in his State
Robson legions, and the utter folly
to think that the free use Of misap-
propriated public funds win counter
balance the effect of such infamies.-
But he is only a sample of the class.
When the truth is fully realized it
will be found that the Republican
candidate for Governor of New York
is but little better than Robeson.-
Orth has been forced out of the can
vass in Indiana because engagedin a
notorious public swindle, and now we
find nominated by the Republicans
for Governor of Kansas, Antony, who
was defaulting County official Of Or
leans County, and against whose
bondsmen a judgment was recently
recovered in the Supreme Court Of
the State of New York, in the sum
of $4,000 for money paid to him as
land commissioner of the school fund
of. that county, which he put in his
own pockets before leaving the State.
We dare not think it possible that at
such a time as this the people would
elect any of these men, yet we chal-
lenge any one to point out the orig
inal nominee of a Republican Con
vcntion for a high Office in either the
nation or any State against whom
similar charges don't hold, and we
promise to pay no attention to any
charges not proven by official records
of legislative bodies or Courts,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19
But Matiers @mloops him up By from
1900 10 15,000lN
Fold away the bloody garment
That the RAIDS they used to wear;
They no longer shake the "varmint,"
They have climbed the golden stair.
&c. W, Childs,

Omo-Gives Republican majority on
Secretary of State OF less than 5000 They
also gain five Congressman.
INDIANA.-Blue Jeans Williams has over
5000 majority The Republicans gain four
Congressman. The State is certain Tor
Tilden. Hendricks promises 10000 in No
vcmber.
WEST yIRGINrA.-Thc following are the
returns in this State as far us ascertained
up to time of going to press:
Boone county four hundred Democratic
majority.
Putnam gives 300 Democratic majority.
Randolph, 500 Democratic.
Wetzel about 600 Democratic.
Wayne rolls up !, $50 Democratic major
ty. Lincoln 500, CNbell $50.
Monroe county gives 100 Democratic.
Mason gives Golf ~ majority, elects one
Republican to the Legislature, balance OF
county ticket Democratic from 60 to 10
majority.
Preston 1000 Republican.
Kanawha 400 Democratic majority. p
Peasants county III Republican majori-
ty.
Lewis county gives Mathews $50 maj.
Richie gives Republican majority OF
about 200,
Hampshire county gives Democratic
majority OF LIZ Hardy county 800 Dem
ocratic majority.
Mineral county 500 Democratic,
jefferson ] 1000 Democratic majority.
Berkeley gives 4 Democratic majority o!
$50 on State iiU.,:ct.
Wood county $50 Democratic majority.
Writ county l2j Democratic majority.
Marshall county gives Republican ma
iority OF between 800 and 600
Brook county gives Mathews 10 mai.
Marion county 200 Democratic majority.
Barbour is reported to have given Coil
a small majority.
Hancock, Republican majority 90.
Braxton county 400 Democratic majority
Grecnbricr reported at $50 majority for
Mathews.
Summers county 800 Democratic.
WHEELING, w. Va, October l3,-Ohio
County gives u Democratic majority OF lS'
on the vote for Governor Returns IRON
the interior still come in slowly. They
generally show INCREASED Democratic ma.
jorities. The State viii probably go 1900
Democratic.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19
From the Icdgtnl
OAI.LEPOLIs lpElIa.

~
Whom the Humming Bird COMES
of the docks she will be az good Us a
new boat. Thehull Is boingentifely
replamked, She is also undergoing
ropainting
Every day since the election. facts
are coming tC light that illtgalsvot6s
obtained through a free dseofiponey,
together with Wholesale lying lust
on the eve Of the election alone
caused the defeat Of Col, Vance, ~
majority ofthe bona iide yotefs 81
the district werc for Vance
The steamer J. M. Kerr is 10 he
offered for saleon the Goth day this
month at II O'clock A. NJ. Tho pur-
chaser at-thc other sale failed ofpay.
ing oyerthe money. SEQ adrerliSe.
ment IN lo-day's Le,laer,
The Postmaster at NIiddleport has
beeen accused (and report says hh.
MAS admitted tho truthflllness q the
charge) Of putting the Republican,
documents ms ~ 1@eltlocf,lllc isl- :
pprs con- X 10 0ilice Is Aibscsii-
iaefs. gliq ST. tsiInfr R'lths
newspaper mail matters Should l3c
.removedns promptly MS if guilty Of
purloining letters containing remit.
tanccs, But then'heisa Grant Office
holder, and it isall right with Grant
ism; he viii hold on to the office,
Tho cast off suits which were not
good enough in prosperous times are
now brought out for wear, With II
few rips sowed up, a button or two
replaced, and an immersion in the
dye pot, makes them look quito re.
spectacle in these hard times, andin
most cases are good orscvcral months
wear, A little pinching of the peck
ct sometimes is quite n useful lesson;
it shows a. road to economy which,
perhaps, would never be thought OF,
and if Thought of would never have
been practiccd
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19
Republican Pyramid.
OHIO.
MAINE.
VERMONT.

The Democrats this year have car
ried eight States, having sixty-cight
Electoral votes; the Republicans have
carried three States, having thirty
four Electoral votes. Two to one for
Uncle Samuel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19

-, 80 - \. ., 4, , - ,-,,
Ion !, Wv ~ ,T i'v,,u"' ',r., 10 ~, ~,
charge Of Accepting Member.
ship In The American Alliance
Denied.
CotuMBus, Ohio, Sept. n, 1876.
The last charge made against Gov.
eynor HAYES is to the effect that he
wrote letter on the 9Th of July hast
to Samuel ]. Tyler, Secretary of the
American Alliance, in which he nc
copied membership in secret polit-
zeal society, and offered the sentiment
that suffrage and the right to hold
Office should be limited to persons
oo,l III Ii,is cou.1'!' .,.,.,.., l..
ioui g"i'Gp''IG,'t " IIn, ~
"u'no'iSl nlS' t,'"S ii"igs ,, m1N,
m,"oy I S"o'I ~ 49, ,orU', no ';
NV, N'l" lou ~ = see , mi'' '',..
ACCOMPLISHMENTS hin onn. md thini
that the sentiment imnntrd 10 him
as well nc the net is totally rcnur.
nant to every net and belief of lis
lice
t1C6iI,,,rre q srpr,.Y,,e1 Ia 1 a7,,
en- c,n. 7, M, 49, na,.
c i,,.'" III ',,, ~, e INV NV vntl,;ma
"e. .,. J., Ky ~ ~ w." nm" ,s"ramce
or 'ii's Nv n''n i'tn 10y "aS"@' ~
" ,;v,! WIN " tl'e', r,t,.a III m w.,
t .; s "srs'o, w., T, -, ~
.'"n VI io'eis i ;.i :" '''' n ''sV' VI
"" n., ''"',''
y on can dthoNhce rs one Oh inc
roorbacks OF the campaign any CHAR
geS inconsistent win These l'otS'
Very trniy Yours. go,
A. ~ LEE" FriVate see y
"Culone' L. .hrkJrt
"No such letter was ever written.
The story that Governor lIaves ever
indorsed such sentiments, by letter
or otherwise, is utterly false.
A. +. LEE"
Il Ia, Is not = marc clark INT
,ho .tmstod ond orfIJcnt;oI socrotor,,
nr Gnvornnr Uovcs iJavos ronnot
trnt ,,t"V In IN l,rnwinJgo nfnnI
ra"nomsiiility Inr nc's InttcTs Ifhc
did tbo ,ast;,n an thc intcrvinws
wo ,, ,I'r nroyc his f,,scbool |
ria bonnblicon nancrs sbi,k thc
roaI rba1dpo Tboy IF = fIact 10 cons;JSr
Itbc litbog5rorbod Iottcr Witch thcy
ADMIT to In gnnTine nc +br ani,, owl.
Jcncc. wbcreae tbn intervicw Of tbc
| com n,ittnc NJ Pb;iod,1nbio with
Havce lie ycyboi occcntancc IF the
nnH,inot;on and bonororv momber.
iSnlp Ot the OrGCr, ana ms personal
lrcitcratlon OF his acceptance ON for
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19

The Legislature of West Virginia
will be fully two-thirds Democratic
and will be the ablest body ever as.
semblcd in the State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19

Go to work now and carry Lewis
District for Tilden and Reform. a
little work is all that is necessary
to do it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19

think the Democracy have great Oc
casion for rejoicing. Such propiti'
GUS forecast has not been theirs since
1856. We cannot see how we can
fail Of eIecting Tilden, unless the
Government shall use the bayonet,
and We sincerely hope there is
enough patriotism left in the Repub-
lican party to frown down any such
attempt to violate the constitution
and infringe upon the rights of the
American people, who in the nations
infancy fought a bitter struggle with
England to maintain far lesser rights.
Now, fellow Democrats, while the
Republicans are humbled and crest
fallen, be magnanimous. Don't
taunt them with their defeat; but
pcaceably rejoice over your present
and prospective victory. Rejoice
that there is in store for you and
them better times, and a better and
more prosperous govern me Mt
And when We shall take the Govern
reins, let us see that true re-
form is inauguratcd in every branch
of the government; let US see that our
honor is maintained and our nation
throughout the world, and
that our credit shall stand foremost
the nations Of the earth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19

Congressman Levy Of Louisiana,
says that State is certain for Tildcn
by so large majority that II cannot
be counted out,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19
[Froln RalllInore Gaitito. \
nd IInyes Gel The Money


Hit were not wen understood b.
the people, and virtually CONCEDED
by the leaders Of tho Republican
: party that in this campaign Mr.
Hayes is cipher raised to vain,
merely by the prefix of the Republi
can nomination, there would be ,
good deal to say about his persona
character, We have already giver
the facts about his fraudulent tax 70
turns, which he has never dared L
deny, and although the government
officials guard the records with great
vigilance, it is now well understood
/ that he made no income tax returns
In fact what impresses one most par,
tioular IN ~ oarges again Hayes
| integriI have been made By
! Western journals, is that they al
close ac characteristic Of sunny
and mean nature. When early il
THE campaign the Rev Mr.. Harp9I
told how Hayes took possession q
four hundred dollars in greenbacks
and other personal effects belonging
| tpla poor wretch who was shot fordel
sertiop. and refused; to teturn9 the
4 yaluables orer,to tkeipaTs family,
! the Original charge did not excite
half so much eommcntas the char
acter Of Hayes reply to it. He adj
iii1Se;' .naI ne i REFUSED 70 q, give VI Vlle
properly On lhe gtounu tiiaV INC nun
na1 forfeited y ., ms me 10 inc mill !i
G?ue, anu Oi e j. IL was on.yialr 70 taNc
MS money LOT the use OF 'hG govern
mcht IN supplying ms pace ne ne
asserted tnal ne alu NOT convert t!e I.
money 70 ms own use out IT., turned !.
over 10 the government we 40 not
know whether MI hayes can pro
G ee a voucher or not, DG' looked .i AZ !
rom rom any point OF view ', wv Ihe acI c , .
only nave proceeded from u hlanhooa
pun upon very sihai5 scale; sure
y ~ w"s enough 70 sl,?oI t.c poor
WieIch, TlTHout cohi'sca'ihg ms prop
efVy, ana Iayes excuse Wouia nave !
ocoh no IeIe''se "goiiis' sun III y
court o. law'
Mr. Hayes seems to have had a SIN
gular facility for getting hold OF the
money OF his soldiers, The st, Lou
Is It'0eS has recently published some
correspondence between Hayes ana
air' James Leroy, an "'L ,2iy, Nv
ny ~ Monloe county, W isGonSlh'
mmiVr pi'ces ; t;ie ioFl Me- III ruS9c[ an
% WE'VE ps op WI, L ,y,o son, ~
tn I Tno,,. I'M t;i NJ T"a ;iu''iD', VI
Ji'r "umg9.miru Oi'o Iys i.nens, ull ~
aV' iirye5 S Co;t, GV ,T Va? it y,
Ta S%o tms uiS oSi'lV %Hu m,,"' c "',
;Eo" 1870, MN "iu ii,s r2Inno io ;
h h. posI ti Tn+t ~ ~ wv 49, J"aT
49, SnI To- ~ " ti f"U'iV'Ee, az. "t:
nv uGt,os4!o" ~ ~ P" tsi ti"lo .o' '" .;.
Aeopihs' ~ .no i ;Iii u ~ W. ~ ~
4o J H.; H IN VIZ Mi,eu :" NV U% ~,
a s, ms l".nrt - I4 eco t,J L LOU ;
S',G ltTmeS unsii i0oo, "m F N NJ arSl
uJ,,'1 ,id i I F S1 ,i.t VI g ST o.
p t , MN W. t tI', to smh;oct
noI itoi - ,I Nv '"D 49,
anu I's Ni .i'o %,~t, i'o ~ ~ q I ,ha
s Gu. 81 t tbo vi FL iS disnnsit;nM
, .i;L W W. WV Topo, haJ ,,,n of !,
NH'Sh -NSlSOh i1Si'Vl nav hi,'"S WI 20
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19
Hiring Negroes 10 Vote the Rad
ical Ticket.

zeal Ticket.
M. Editor
The late election in this place con-
vinccs me that it is a piece of SUI
prcme folly for Democratic and Con
SENTATIVE farmers to keep hired on
their lands lot Of negroes, who are
but little above mediocrity, and to
feed, clotho and pay them good wa
gcs, when every vote they give is
directly against every interest of the
farmer 1t is only keeping this class
of men in employment that they may
vote the Radical ticket every two
years. White men you can reason
with, negroes you can't. We say to
our Democratic farmers to hire
white men and let tho negroes 60
The Republicans do not hire negroes,
and why should Democrats There
are plenty of white men in the
county whoarcin needofcmployment
and say hire them and discharge
the negroes, and let them look to
their Republican friends, with whom
they always vote, for their support
in tho future, That is my way Of
thinking, and that is what | pro.
pose to do,
EApNTEp
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19

The only thing Democrats have to
regret is that Mr., Sobrell was defeat.
ed and that Golf was permitted TO
carry this county,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19

West Virginia will contribute two
United States Senators to the aid
and comfort of President Tildcn
when elected, as he will be. Hurrah
for West Virginia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19
INDIANA AND VEST VIRGINLl
AL RIGHTLY
Ohio Republican by u Decreas-
cd SIajOrily-But Certain for
Tilden III NOVcmber!!
Samuel j. TGlden and Thomas h
Hendricks the Nert President
and Iice President Of the
United StdteS!!

Fellow-cti2ens, when next appear be-
fore you, it will be as your Governor elect
soliciting your sulfrages Tor Governor
ayes.--[Gof, at.Point Pleasant.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19

The bloody shirt, by much usage,
has been worn SO thin that the pco.
pie begin to regard it as only a cur
tain for screening the carpet.baggors
while they plumber and Cypress the
Southern States. Therefore the des-
pcrato supporters of lIoycs'hovc got
up another scarccrow in tho shape
of Southern war claims.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19

The Chairman of the Republican
Executive Committee looks bad,-
The elections had n depressing effect
upon him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19

Delaware held her town elections
last week. Anunusually heavy vote
was pollcd. The Democrats carried,
the State by over 5000 majority, AT
the Governor election in 1874 the
Democratic majority was but.1 900.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19

The most disgusting thing to white
men on election day, was the fact Of
the negroes taking possession of the
polls early in the morning and hold
them until about 10 o'clock, They
seemed to think their presence was
necessary to deter men from voting.
But Democrats, with their usual for
bearance, permitted them to have
their way without saying a word
Had white Democrats committed
such an outrage upon the rights of
voters, the howl would have went
up from every Radical in the town,
of "rebel intimidation" We advise
these colorcd voters to be more re-
spectful at the November election,
and to be gcntlcmanly in their con-
duct at the polls. Go and vote as
you please, but don't crowd the en-
trance totho polls, and compel white
men to wait your pleasure to allow
them to cast their vote, as you did at
the late election. White men are
disposed to be forbcaring, but rep
clifton of your acts Of October 10th
may lend YOU into trouble.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19

The editor of the Journal affects to
think that the Registers low opinion
of him but enhances his reputation.
How when tho whole county con-
ours with the RcgiStcr?. A towering
reputation would be the result Of
such logic. But it should be remem-
bcred that notorie'y is not reputation
in its best sense, a great many
knavcs have national, and some a
worldwide reputation Of the unen-
viable kind.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-10-19

John l., Lee, convicted for being
concerned in the Mountain Meadow
massacre in Utah nineteen years ago,
will be shot to death on the 9th day
of January, 1877, he having chosen
that mode Of execution. The laws
of the Territory permit him to choose
as between hanging, bchoading, OF
shooting,
Not over - Republicans in the
West Virginia Legislature,