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FUSE RASK.-Kings, queens, nabohs, noble,
men, rich men, professional pollyhshuns ana
their owners.
SEKuND RANK.-Plow joggers, mekanlKs'
merchants, saylurs and mudsis.
THIRp RAxK.-Irish men, duchmen, french.
men, spanyurds and turks.
FoRTH RAxK.-Ch Chinese, injuns and Lecomtlng
FIFTH RANk.-Quadroons, ate, sixteen, cath,
PIG five 100 and 18th and sewing 100 18th biud-e
ded niggers
81. By the hockey, if that last remarc didn't max
the dander riz into the top of mi head raised
nv hand to slap that blastid aristokrat in the
mouth. when the kondukter TUX me by the arm
and wantid mi ticket; Ihadtt feel intu my
pockets to find it, and by the time did mi rath
had kooled down, and | went tn torklpg again.
Sez /. whatidid you bring that Nebraska Kan
sas bill into Kongris for SEE he, / wantid to
let down the bars into sum big lot, so that the
sutherners cud drive thar niggers in and let en-
inkrcase and make few moar slave states.
Wal, du yu beleaYe in the bred Skot dessis-
nun? Yes, seq he. Wal, seq ], du yu beleave
in squattur suvrinta? Yes SEE he, du; am.
the daddy of it. Wal, SEE the Drea oNoG o l
ssisshun, seq that slavery aleady exists IN the
terretory, and the pepil kant touch it thar, how
duse that rekunsle with yure squattur soyrin-
ia? SEE he, shet yOur mouth. SEE Mlstur
Bukannon scz that the Konstitshun karIies
slaivry ntu the terretorys, and that the pepil of
these niggur pastures have no poeoe'' tn say 1t
shall not exist, bekase it IS carried thar by tho
Constitution. SEE /, is this your borsted dim
merkratic poplar Sovrinta2 SEE lie, stet yatre
mouth. SEE /, du yu believe that thar ort tn be
arepresantashun in Kongris2 No, sez he, that
amt demmerkratik doktrin. Wei then, seq /,
why tire fifths of the niggurs at the south reps
resented? Sez he, slet y.re mouth; and he kind
ur choaked up, and seq he tina are represented Us
pussons. Is that so, seq I-pussons- of what
kedentry? of the yunited stats SEE he; what,
seq I, ar tina sittursins then? SEE he sitet cure
mouth. SEE |, want Washington, Jefferson, and
our four daddys whoput thru the ordenence OF
i '87, opposed tn slavery SEE he shet ya7e mouth,
/ tina war old fules. SEE /, doant yu believe that
slavery acts like catturpillurs blitn free soil and
eatin out its gudeness. SEE he, s2tet yure mouth.
SEE /, ort thare not tn be preponderinse of
slave stats; yes, seq he, that so. Wal, seq I,
1 my individual private opinion of yu is that yu
ar an American aristekrat, and if yuware Pres.
lident, yu would act wus than Frank Purse and
4 Old Buck. The kars hadnow got most to white
lpigin, so gist passed the hat reound to get the
yoat for yunited stats senatnr. Duglis got
glowing and Abe Linlkone twenty-siving voats.
In telling Duglis gud by, Iaxed him if he didn't
own a plantashun and sum niggurs deoun tn
u Louisianny and if he want northern mud sill
with southern FIRE brand in his mouth. Se2
4 he, shot CURE mouth. Yures Seth ontil death,
PELEG OLLAPoD
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TIE LONDON SATURDAY REVIEW ON Mrs. JULIA
BRANcH.-The London Saturday Review COM
ments pretty plainly on Mrs. Julia Branch, the
female Apostle of Free Love, as follows:
The chief novelty about Mrs. Branch is her
STYLE She speaks remarkably well. We cam,
not refuse admiration to her terse, epigra-
matte, biting mannero of speech. She is skillful
in the art of condensation. Close clear, and
pointed is her famous sayings. 1t is Womans
Rights resolved into its primo "eGteria She
declares her right ito bear children when she
will, and to whom she wil'--her right ''to
accept or refuse any love that comes to her
her right "to love when she will, where she
will, and whom she will" This is exhaustive
Fit embraces, as Mrs Branch is nob!y pre-
Sg 3 hS Taqs tho
The only thing that strikes us at all strange
is, that with these views Mrs Branch and the
Free Lovers should go about sermonzing and
speech, making on this very common, every
day matter. Here in London, unless its repu-
tation is sadly belied, this lady's theory is re-
duced to daily or nightly prastice Thissort of
marriage is as old as history and experience
1t completely fulflls Mrs. Branch's definition.
In Norton street and Wych street there are
those who ''accept or refuse any love that comes
to them" and who not only claim, but exercise
their right "to love when they will, whom they
will, and where they will" So much for the
fact; and with this before US, we can only re-
commend Mrs. Branch-though very likely she
does not require any such suggestion-to be
| the great example which she paints 1t would
| be infinitely more honest than her. present
social position. One difficulty alone presents
itself to our thorough comprehension of Wo-
mans rights as thus eloqucntly and intelligibly
ANNOUNCED. If Woman has the right "to love
whom she will it follows, as rights and duties
are correlative, that there must be power in
! Woman to enforce her rights. Tarquin's crime
MS ofgcourSe nv thiS deFiDitione irnD0Sc;h1a and
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The QUEEN's MESSAGE TO PREs1DENT BucnAN-
AN-A Queer Story-The washingtos CORES.
pendent of one of our Eastern exchanges, relates
the following, which we give for what it is
worth: -
have heard from high source to-day, a
somewhat singular statement, which, if true
(and cannot doubt IT'D, explains two matters,
namely: First how the President Was secured
from beng hoaXed in the matter Of the Queens
message on the sub-Atlantic telegraph; and
secondly, why he should come from the Sol.
diers' Home into the city, near midnight, to
write his answer. The statement is. that copies
of both documents were prepared some time
ago, and exchanged between the parties, and
that Queen Victoria's note and crpy Of Mr..
Buchanan's reply were locked up in the State
Department This was done, it is said, to pre-
vent impostion-and very admirable plan it
certainly was, The reason why the President
returned to the city at night is hereby made
obvious, as it undoubtedly was for the purpose
of comparing the message sent to him with the
copy previously placed in his possession, and
also to obtain his own prepared reply from the
State Department. The fact of the Queens
message being incomplete, and what was the
substance of the closing portion, seems to have
been known to Mr.. Buchanan when he wrote
his reply; and the wording of the reply itself
favors the latter assumption.
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MORMON DEGRADATioN.--A correspondent of
the Cincinnati Enquirer gives the following state
mcnts a5
A pitcous spectacle was witnessed on this
road, which pointed indubitably to the vile de-
graduation of the Mormon people as a mass. Nc
saw two women hitched to cart, dragging it
along through the dust like oxen, or, in the dis
tinguished language of Heber Kimball, like
''cows," while the barbarian, their husband
walked beside the cart driving them on We
looked to see the brute get into the cart and be
hauled by his wives, but fol. Shame--if indeed,
he is capable of such a feeling-he did not, so
long as we observed him. Let womankind in
the christian world pity woman in Utah! No
where is woman so degraded, so trampled on as
in this country.
Women here are little less than mere cHattels,
bought by the highest bidder; or what is the
same thing, compelled, for many reasons of me-
cessity, to marry persons of known fidelity to
the church. Many industrious young men cam
not get wives at all.
All the women / have seen are poorly clad,
many of them barefooted,s dirty, and destitute
almost of clothing. AS we passed along the
Provost road, meeting hundreds of these poor,
deplorable women, many a bright eye gazed at
us imploringly and hopefully, as if expecting
from us the means of their moderation. | am
satisfied that but comparatively few of them
voluntarily submit to the plurality system at
"a llaN6- O6eu- .ueGOybu ueTG Nv luC
honeyed words and deceptive promises of Nor
mon. emissaries Abroad
Many women -the best and most enlightened
in Mormondon-p all thisfromnecessity,
who donot in their hearts, believe in Mormon
ism. But thousands do believe in Mormonisn,
with all its vile and absurd doctrines. They
think Brigham divine prophet, The leaders
know they arc imposturs.
--------osSE.o $50 49,. -
DoUcLAs says that twenty five years ago he
entered Winchester, H., a poor boy, with his
coat on his arm and not dollar in his pocket.
He is, ut tue endo quGrter.ofa century, then,
a poor fellow still, accused of having turned his
coat and not having eight real principles in his
heart or pocket, There is some reference to his
final fate in the initials of his Names A D!-
Lou. Journal
YoU may find your worst enemy, or your best
friend in Yourself.
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oLLAPoD SEES DouolAs ON THE CARs.-Mr
ollapod lives in Michigan-in one of the "rural
districts" In travelling .on,,he cars in that
state, he fell in with Mr.. Douglas recently, aud
and had some remarkable conversation with
him. We give portion oft in OIapod's own
language:
Wal, sez I, du let me5intu syuro perlitikul
vues, Wal, SEE he, the deklarashun of indepen-
dence are set of absurdities, thems my senti-
ments. Sorra tn here 1t, sez /. Then Wash
ington, Jefferson, Hancock, Frankling, and
them so six men, war absurd fellurs Yes, seq
he, thar war old foggy, and didn't kno nothin.
Mi blud bid tn heer him tolE So be lase me
granther. fout at bunker hill Wal seq /, WI
don't believe that at men are born equil-yis I
du, SEE he, but seq he, they don't grow up equil
some Of EN- grow blak, red, and kopperal kul-
Ter, sum EN- bekome kings and queens, and
nabuhS and slave driSurs- -uthers bckom me-
kaniks and tnudsils, uthers ar ,purty5white and
have thar har kinky-sum ar horned TO be dis.
respectGul-Stop, SEE !, thenyu belieaye in rank
in society. Yes, seq he. Wal, seq /, how will
yu fix the rank? Wal, sez he, hear it ar:
a lady is sometimes much struck auith man
before marriage, and By him afterwards.
A woman without poetry is like landscape
without sunshine
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TRUST SALE

q. . VI .1r.I -FNOoI -OALEl-- q
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
u virtue of Deed Trust by William
ID Hastings, and recorded the CLERKS office of Ohio
county in Deed Book Al, folio 48S, will SELL theont
door of the Court House Of Ohio county day
September 1885, at the hour O'Clock the following
described Real Estate to wits The soutl half Of lot
1885, situate the East side ChapIne street,
First and Second streets, in Centre Wheeling, Va.
Terms-Cash. sf5 sft7
Iwn convey tothe purchaser title as Is vested in
me, by the said Trust Deed. - EE
aug4 - g. u. HUBBARD.
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a GREATER CALAMITY TaAN THE EIEcr1oS OF
FREMoST.-The Richmond Wing says: -
'sThc election of Fremont, in our sincere iude-
ment, would not have been half as disastrous 10
the rights and interests ofthe South as has been
the reckless and unprincpled Administration of
James Buchanan And, as in the past, so in
thefuture, the South viii continue to be deceived
by the Democracy, no matter which one of their
nspirants may be elevated 10 the Presidency in
1860, or subsequently. We therefore go for a
union of tire opposition elements, with view
to putting in the Presidential chair statesman
and patriot. whose anteeedents are a sufficient
guaranty for faithful and upright administra.
tin Of the affairs Of the Government. And we
are sure that an overwhelming majority of the
people are willing and eager to cooperate in any
movement likely to effect so desirable a result"
TINS marriage of a loved child may seem. TO n.
parent kind of.death. Yet therein a father
paysabut just debt Wedlock gave him the
good gift; to wetflock, then, he owes it,
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.
WHAT Some OF THEN. ARE DoINe.-- veneer
able Humboldt is engaged upon his Cosmos
the crowningiwori of his wonderful life Bry-
ant is lingering in classic land, and writing let
tiers to his old friends at home. Irving is at
Sunny Side-may itever be bright busy with
the fifth volume of his Life of Washington
Longfellow is at Nahant, dotting the is and
crossing the It's of his new poem, about Miles
standish's rose-colored days. Bancroft is at
Newport, laying in ammunition for coming cam
paigns Prescottis at Lynn with his Philip the
Second. Motley-we shall look after=him with
interests in London, and the historian of the
Dutch Republic will not lie long upon his oa1s.
->eSDe>-
SINGULAR OPTIcAn IILus1oN-Do DOCTOR Duval,
whosresides on the heights in the southwestern
suburbs of Petersburg, Virginia, describes
most singular phenomenon observable daily
from his residence The old Blanford church,
from which nc is separated by a distance Of
about three miles, can be plainly seen from his
portlco during the entire morning, but about
o'clockfin the afternoon itscommences to disap.
pear, assuming the appearance of a shadow, and
finally vanishing altogether, disclosing objects
situated in the rear, which before were shut out
from view. large sycamOrearee growing in
the. church, yard, view of the lower branches
and body of whichsis intcrceptedby the church.
lis distinctly visible when the illusion occurs
from the green sward at its roofs to the topmost
leaf. 40 - +
InE TRAaSRLIlEe CoNMuaITY "A remedy such.
as Bgrhaee's Holland Bitters cannot be too
highly recommended. To the travelling com
munity, especially, 1t is certainly an invaluable
remedy having little OF no exercise constantly
exposed, and subject to the effects Of change
of climate and waters they require some pleasant
medicine of this kind to regulate the bowels.
d eARRFIs Ra.I5 a 90. s5a a az 1T
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$40 Reward.
cTRAYED OR STOLEN from pasture field ilenr Barnes-
y vile Ohio, on Friday the both August Bay Mare,
bald face damaged eyes white inside right foot
little sweenedn the neck She was bay but had some
white hairs, making slight roam appearance.
twill nav the above information hatw lead
to her recovery. Laus2s-1w*l HENRY iDIRHAUsBR.
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.'' =
ON the 9Th inst NIcssrs. wolcot Everett Glyandotte
" shipped steamer iSHiRrmorI,' one Threshing and
Cleaning Machine, to Morrison Co., OF this city
fuse to receive it. i1 IsE fFl.
This Is to give notice these Interested that said machine
sstored at Taant& Deapains and ifno called for with
In one month and charges paid It will he sold public
auction on Wednesday, September 22d satisfy the
claims againstts. Sc. BAKER & 90, Agents,
aug20-d1m* for Steamer afsrmora.
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This amount of matter find printed in beau
tiful clear type, on fine paper, in % columns;
making an amount and variety of reading mat
ter that Ihave never found in any other one
dollar paper published in any city of the South
or Southwest. AS to the excellence of the mat
ter published in the Intelligencer, your many
readers are unanimous in pronouncing to be
superior judgment not to be gainsayed-
OF a certainty, my best wishes attend you.
Yours truly, G. w. S.
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NOTICE!

IL those indebted to the firm of Goethe Dickman,
coal miners hereby authorized pay same
anyone except the subscriber. compliance with this
otice will trouble and expense to the debtors Of
RIM AUG. G0ETZE
7iuly27.dtm Surviving Partner.
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GARDENING.

TIME subscriber offers number ofacres suitable land
rdening purposes; (vegeable and fruit raising) vii
lease for q number years on favorable TERMS
inivQO-1m TllOS. llOREBROOK
July ONCE No. 11s1S, Main street. up stairs
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You may find your worst enemy, or your best
friend, in Yourself
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Our P4PER-- Especially the Weekly.-we
have to thank adr. Lewis Naylor, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, for a large club of subscribers.
Another gentleman, in sending US some
names from Central New York, says:
am glad, in looking over your Weekly paper,
to see so many evidences of energy and industry,
and also trust your prosperity. For my own
qualification | counted in this weeks copy
(Aug. 20th) the following number of articles,
classified thus, viz:
Original, 81
Commented upon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s
Articles Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Commercial items, ...................... 81
Advertisements; .......,,.,,, ,....,.... 10
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DENTISTRY.

DGINEI7 Id Z 4AL
Northumberland respectfully inform the public thatthey
have associated themselves together for the practice
~ Dentistry Their ice 143 between
Monroe and Union ss where they will be happy to
their friends and all others wishing the services of
They were both students andfor several assist
ants Of the late Huhen and the senior partner hAs
been constantly engaged the himself for the
last eleven years during he acquain
cities United States and has himself
with their various peculiarties operating They there
feel of being able give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor them WIththeir patronaFe.
ABR. ROBERTSON NJ. D.
wheeling, Nov. Is, 1857. JAMES ORR.
N. B-MessrsR o. take pleasure in referring, by p
mission, to the following gentlemen:
N r. Weed D. d. Hon. Geo. W.Thompson, his Hon .Alf'd
Cadwel Morgan Nelson, Esq., B. NJ. BoG, ESQ., DR. John
Frissell, DR.. w J. Bates, DR.. r. H. Cummins, Dr. e.
Idreth ORA s. Todd ,Taant Deaplain, John Knote,
Esq, McOlallens, Knox & Co., Marsh Taylor movie
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For Rent.
TIME Store. Room on Main street. North Wheeling or
Il merly occupied byS. D. Woodrow. For terms apply
to lmh19l GEORGE Z. YlCKIIAM
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For sALRomnn.n-

1Sqsss On SSn street
store room In Centre Wheeling en- the house and
and AMI sngglre at jacob H near he ST.
Iuly8Ot JOHN pn,,ov
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5e,ToRR ROOMS & OFFICES. 5wf1G gi
- In the 5th WaId. Rooms In The frame Brick
Of good business house and small Ha Oh M ~ story
Building Lots for sale orlease favorable terms also
ONCE, No. 11s. Main Street , Se1 aoHMNsRooK.
P. s.SAnd in my absence from the city sUDlv -
R. II. HUBBEIi "
Jelly No y Monroe street-Up Stair,
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NEW GOODS.

LEX. HEYMAE, at 1877 Main street. is now receiving
"a his first Stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods consist
ing OF all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON Oashneres
Silks, lie Lalnes Purcalls shawls etc., etc. to which re-
specully call tile attention Of the Ladies' aug26.1
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q novelty N41llS Family Flour.
NV daily receiving; direct the MIL the above
w celebrated brand OF White Wheat Family Flour and
warrant 1t to give satisfaction. Bakers Retailers and
Families wanting superior article requested
and examine 1t. For sale by D0ANE q ADAMS,
laug26 ~ 5i=f1E No. so Main St
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(7HlLLs STEEL PLOW-Tbs celebrated Pillow stands un
and We solicit from Farmers examination
combining steel mould board with either cast
OF share possesses advantages found no other
aus sg.14. = sas y sa- SMITH &. eonREL1
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No Rri1iDh House Of Commons.

Members set With THAR Hats on--7ae Difcr-
ence BetOees it and our House of Repre-
sentatiUes.
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WHEAT DRILls;.superior Wheat Drills for sale at
a9gl4 SMITH & GORRELL.
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PLOWS,

=, ,rr,,r P e! NY PlIE.oWsl =.
1 Centre Lever q
Pittsburgh Iron "a y ssSz,
For sale ct the Agricultura nj Store, by
-an8l4 SMITH- & GORRELL.
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General News.
Domestic InteIlige enc E

MOBILE, Nov Alt is rumored here that pass
ports have been received from Yrssarr the Nicara.
guam Minister at Washington, for the Nicaraguan
emigrants, or some of them.
On the strength of this report another application
has been made to the Collector of this Port for a
clearance Of the emigrant vessel.
The action of the Collector is not yet known, but
it is supposed will be favorable to the emigrants.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov 24.-The Santa Fe mail has arrived
at Independence bringing from Santa Fe to the
lst lust.
There is no later news in regard to the war with
the Navajo Indians.
Lieut.. Averell had arrived at Independence, having
been wounded in an engagement with the Indians.
Doctor Kavanagh had arrived at Santa Fe from
an excursion up the Don Jose, and reports that he
has discovered gold all along up the river.
Senior Chavish, one of the most wealthy inhabit
ants of New Mexico, is dead
WASHINGTON, November 24-The U. S. sloop.of
war Dale has arrived Her commander reports that
the commander of the British war steamer Conflict
with his vessel had captared three vessels engag
ed in the slave trade on the coast of Africa, and
that the British squadron the African coast had
within the last six months captured nine slavers.
The Dale brings intelligence of the proceedings in
the case of the outrage committed on the Dixon
family at Bernt, The violators in this outrage had
been tried and convicted and an order for their exc
cuton would be asked of, and probably granted by
the Sultan.
INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 24.-The Senate of this State
by vote of 26 against % have passed a resolution
declaring the election Of Brght and Fitch to be illegal
The discussion on the subject is still pending in the
House Of Representatives.
CHICAGO, Nov, 24-Hon, J. I. Harris, recently
elected to Congress from the Sixth District, in this
State, is dead,
sTLoUIs, Nov. 24.-The river at this point and all
the upper streams are falling.
VI0KsBURG, Nov. 24.-The steamers Aurora and
the A. g. Brown passed down at 2 o'clock this eve
ming.
New YORK. Nov. 1.-THE Flour market is quiet
prices ranging from s. % to a 90 Whisky is sell
ing at 234.
C1ScINNATI, Nov. 2l-whisky has advanced Sc
sales at bic. Sugar u to n. Moasses, 80 to 4Oc
Hogs are selling at Sc 80 to SG 50.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2l.-The Ohio river at this point
is rising.
YIcKsBuRd, Nov. 24,-The Postmaster.G General has
ordered the weekly mail from New Orleans connect
ing with the San Diego and San Antonio line to E.
Paso transferred from that point to the Memphis
Branch Overland Mail for San Francisco.
ST LOUIS, Nov 24.-The steamers TAYLOR and the
City of Memphis arrived here yesterday from New
Orleans.
The Hiawatha and the 7. L. McGill arrived last
night.
The steamers Twilight and the St. Nicholas left
here for New Orleans last night,
The river at this point is falling at the rate of half
an inch per hour The upper streams are also falling
There is some floating ice in the rivers
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2l.-fhe Ohio here is falling
with q feet of water in the canal