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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05
Rally! Rally! Rally!
Tickets !! Tickets /!
Tickets should be shipped to every point
and precinct, to-d"y.

g TAG DouGLAs PRocEsstox AND
Nrrrrya on SATURDAY NIeHr.-The in
5Dni.aLle wing of the Democratic party
represented by Stephen Douglas, turn
Cd on, on Saturday night in large num-
hers, aud hAd fine demonstr"tiou-a
demonstration that must have struck terror
to the other wing of the party Their
bright torches filled the streets With a
glare of light, while all kinds of pyro-
technics filed the air. The procession
was attended with the usual manifesto
tons incident to affairs of the kind,
crowded streets. sixteen inch ycll<, illu-
minated houses. aud all that. There
were several delegations from the coun-
Try, some of which were on horseback,
and ali were very enthusiastic.
When the procession passed up Main
street.. ii was the longest, the noisiest, the
funniest aud the most irregular process
sion Of the season; and in some OF these
respects it was the most remarkable pro-
crssion we ever saw, or that ever anybody
ese ever saw. "A strong wind was blow
ieg from the west, and about every tenth
to,<u was blown out. The yelling and
scrs-ming of the people frightened tue
horses, which backed aud reared against
cne another, and then started OF on
Egn to come up with the men on foot. In
tbs way they proceeded about town in
spite Of the wind, filling up the entire
street, and making discorduut lour AMI
dia that fairly shook the houses.
\ whole basket full Of roman candles
aud pyrotcchuics were SHOT off from the
htstigsncsr office windows, in compliment
to the intrcpidity of the men under tue
adverse circumstances, and uufavoruble
dement's which surrounded them. We
didn't count them. You might as well
lave undertaken to chase streak .of light
ming through an apple orchard. We only
know that there was a heap of PEG Die in
Tie line, aud we believe it was the largest
procession which has appeared in our
streets during the campaign.
If this demonstration is proper indi-
tation OF the strength of the Douglas par
u here it is by no means the insignificant
arrangement which the Breckenridge folks
would nave us believe.
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Onltllterti1l..
BY Observation-Disclosures

cISc1xSATI. Nov. 3.-Rlour d.ll bat without r.
se'tt0l en- 'Iige: demand Is nl hioerte; supeT4ts
sold Mt SEQ, but very little to he tVf at
holders asking for supurtine to low extra
brs.naS. White Mhsst rather higher. ana chslce
20 ~ Sil6s red unchanged; prime selling at
Sl,4gl s06- Corn unchanged and ste9dy ut 5.l6a n
Tor old, AID So tor new. Oats dull at 30; receipte
large. Whisky steady and il E1ir demand Mt 1876
sales c"mI rise 400 hLls. The only Of PTnTis.
ions was 40 hhds bacon shoulders at SIs; three
houses are packing pork; 5000 pieces green hams
brought el4@9, with 6 cd demand. Improved de-
m9Hd for hogs Ir Immediate delivery an 600 es.
sold to-day az S5sI O.. LarR 1923, and IN demand
PHTLApsLPHL4, Nov. S.-EIour quiet nj S. 60@5e9
for supertne; S575GI6 for extr,s md 81 u for
Emily. Mhe'tt is getting scarrc 500 bus cold at
l,sS for red, and Sl,4 ,5j for white Corn
dull: 1900 bus yellow sold ut 70T2. Coffee liz de-
maud at full rates. Whisky unchanged. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05

g3"NEw Observation-Disclosures New
General Atlas for 1860, comprising the five
political divisions of the world, embracing
seventy six maps and plans OF the primer
pal cities of the United States.
This is Mitchell's latest aud best work.
and needs only to be examined carefully to
convince any literary taste of the real
value and advantage of it, To families
and business men generally, it is invalua-
BILE. Its list of Post Offices, tables of pop
ulation, distances routes and statistics are
fnIi aud important.
Tie engrovings are, new, having been
gotten up expressly for this work, which.
gives distinctncSs to each boundary and
every country. Each mapis highly colorcd,
making it an attractive book for the draw.
ing room, or centre table, while its price
places it within the reach of families of mod
crate means. The work is sold only by
persons c"nvassing for it, and can be pro-
cured from Jos. F. JAGGERs. Ag't for
Oct. 30. 1860. ;: j. c. Oar & Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05

Rg~ PRorEssor WOODS HAIR RsaronA-
rrvE,-This beautiful and pleasant prepar-
alton for universal toilet use, is naturally
Identifying in its effects, making the hair
soft aud glossy in appearance, but in view
Of its removing at ouce dNndru!t and Itch
ing, and all cutaneous eruptions, as well
as restoring the gray ind bald, well might
Il gifted statesman say, hace admired its
'0ondertUt effects. For sale by
REED & KRAFT.
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COMMON SENSE rules the masses of the
people, whatever the misnnmed and mis-
"n'hTopc philosophers may say to tie con-
trary. Show them good thing; let it's
merits he clearly demonstrated, and they
will not hesitate to give it their most cor
dial patronage. The masses have already,
ratified the judgment of a physician, con-
corning thevirtues ofHosrErrER's B1rrEns,
as may be seen by the immense qnaptities
of this medicine which are annually sold
in every section of the land 1t is now
recognized as greatly superior to all other
remedies vet devised for the diseases of the
digestive organs, such as diarrhna. dyscn-
terry, dyspepsia, and for the various tpvers
that arise from arrangement of those por-
tions of the system. HoStc,ier's name is
rapidly becoming a hGusenold word, from
Maine to Texas, from the shores Of the
Atlantic to the Pacific Try the article
aud be satisfied.
Sold by all druggists in the world.
By See advertisement in another coll
uMD. noY3-lm
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Trust Sale

IQY VIRTUE OF A CEtTAIN DEED OF Tn11sT
~ lated tile ed day Uf February 1886 and now of
record IN ohio County Clerks office in deed boSk
40. tntio 2i5. from Wi liam Hamilton and Eliza.
beth his wife, TO Morgan Nelson deceusel. Tri,stse
Will on tue 2tth day of November. 1850 before Tie
from I2%r Of the Curt House of said county IN the
the following property. to wit:
Lot No. one ~ situate on the South side of Lins-
Last Wheeling, being corner lot on iillsicy and
Fifth streets. " ''''S ''''"
TERMS OF SALE.-One-tllird cash. and for the resi-
due credit Of six twelve. aid ci,Ltsc,, nil,
eqH'i IN talments, will he given, the pu, unl.cr or
n"rchISets giving bond aud security with Interest
from 'le uNy Of sale; lien 10 Le retained on the
MAliY a. NELSON. FIX
OctSf-tu OF Morgan Nelson. deceased
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FALL 6 WINTER. 1850.


NE ": SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED. ny
direct Importation, and from New York -
~ bhles OF Soft Shelled AlmLndy . bales PiIher4a
l'aivs CEeanlnuts hhls English Wulnuts Ia s,ss
sardlnes, in half and quarter boxes lUO drums Eis
cases Superior Prnne in glass Jars 10 c4lsks French
CuTr5!nts 70 boxes R"istns; Dried Prunes German
aha iurktsl Dried Pears: Sicily Iicorice nv the j,
Gh,E 10 boxes Smoked erEgs 10 casks English
"lrgc quantity of Soyers Sutana Satce and ieI;f
Lea Perkins Worcestershire Sauce in pint and half
PM bottles 50 doz Quart Jars Iicklcl Gh.rki,,s
81 oz Quart Jars Branded peachc-; Iiermsti,sly
sealed FRUITS Jeilies, etc. etc Spices of all descrin
tions Columbus Sturc; Corn Starch in ID ma En1as
Tor pudding etc.; German Peas Whole and split:
ntSIS CHrI'w'y Seed, Canary Seed French Mustard
ny the bottle or gallon, Extra qualities Of Black md
Green Teas L.niGurg. snp-Sago aud Pine Annje
Cheese; superior article of Cognae Rranjv ami
pn hsE Wt lure Holland dn aud large assortment Of
$4,000 Segrs Of various brands AMI Qualities clctS
ing tobacco OF all kinds, among which arc a. C;o,,d
win y Dr"'s celebrated Tin Fol tobacco and q II
S S'i Z AXIS do; all kinds Of snuT AMI Sinoxing
INptSco' etc. at W4IOLrSALEand RETAIL, fnretIse2
tr with general assortment of Uotnpstic I;ros
aud ture Wine and Cider Vinegar 40
g. ". REESS1NG, IS Market st
-aSPS@S EOHtuN copy. Wheeling VO
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TREES! TREESI


Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum and Cherry
Trees.
JOHNSON q FROST. II MAIN STREET, SOLE
- Agents for tile SvwickIey Nurseries, will have in
store on the first Of November IUUO superior Apple
Trees of choice varieties; 5Ou Dwarf and Standard
Pears: l21O fine, ni &C. thrifty Peach frees of new
AMI standard Varieties: SOD Piums, of vigorous and
Lea asithy growth and lCto Cherry Trees, OF eatrQ
All theabove will be taken up with the greatest
care care, anu every tree warranted tue to its n"mc
named IN our cntn:ogue. hive been iruited on the
farm attached to the %uscry, and exact drawings
"f some IT the choicest sorts he at our ware
house. We are now taking special orders. which
viii De carefully filed and delivered here in forty
eight hours after the trees are taken up.
Call and get of ur nursery catalogues bcfure
making up y"Wr order. Prices will be found as low
rs those Ofany other nursery.
octlS JOHNSON FROST.
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ssSNTHs RIVER. There were nine feet
Tat.r in the channel of the Ohio on SAT-
urd"y. The weather was bright aud pleas
ant, but somewhat cooler after the rains
of Friday and Friday night. The Liberty
arrived from Cincinnati with a moderate
trip and returned again in the evening.
The j. LaddellIe arrived from below with
tremendous load of pig metal which
she was all day disehnrging.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05

ETHE MAeER SrAuprSG CAsE.-on
"HFaay last, further examination WAS
y "' al the Sheritf's office in the case of
v Banks, charged viii stabbiug Fidel
Ss.The testimony of the attending
~ Dr.. Thoburn, only, was taken,
f,s 81 .ue' was done merely with a view of
lining the indictment upon which Banks
= % De tried The doctor stated that Ma
~, -. was not entirely out of danger, when
'af'her consideration of the case was
postponed till Saturday next
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 3-Au ARRAY took
place at Temple Lunch, last night. during
which ii printer named Geo. n. SlntYur,l
was fatally stabbed by knife ii, the
hands OF II student named Be!dcn. Three
students who were engaged in the atfray
were arrested.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05

W. ErHE public sale of the Star Nail
psS HI ~ Is advertised in this mornings pa
~ ySf, We are told that the property Offer
s,I !. very desirable. afiorling, rs it does -
splendid chance for the successful nrosa :,
s1'i0p of the business. prose-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05
THE PEOPI,E,s RANK
Sherif,s Sale.

Lewis Zeigler, In the Circuit Court
vs.. Sot ohio County, III
Lewis Cook, hamcery
Pursuant tUa decree reniereuin tile a6uvo entitled
cInse "n the l4tlI day Of June, 1SGU. will proceed to
sell at public auction Monday, the 5th day 0f No
yelnbeE 1860 at the front door Of the Court House
for account of whom it may TIE parts Of loss
No. j: amIT5 fronting on Main street ia that rSrT
OF tie Gity Of Wheeling commonly called the Old
town OF Wheeling. North OF jefferson and East side
al Main Street descrilt III said decree.
Terms Hf s.'le-A credit nf six twelve and eighteen
mouths the purchaser giving t"nlS with good secur
~. nenrihg interest Ert'. date and the title retained
Until the purchase motley is paid III full
SAMUEL IRWIN,
OclS-tu Shnrifr.N G
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05

3s~FAn1 OF ATUSgn1.AWe learn from
q gentleman just from Clarksbure, that a
large rock fell from the roof tunnel near
that place, on the North Western Virginia
Railroad, Thursday night, by which two
men ~, We're We killed and several others wound-
gu. we did not learn the names of the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05

New YORK. Nov 3.-The steamer Gran
ada hence for San Francisco, ran ashore
in II fog, at the mouth Of the San Fran:is-
co harbor, on the 18th ult. She MAS a to-
tai loss. The vessel was in Charge OF a
pilot at The time Of going ashore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05

NORFOLK, Nov Sd -Ex-Gov. Wise spoke
last night to an Overlooking house, aud his
remarks were greeted with tumuituous en-
tl'usi0sm. He defended the resolutions
adopted in Princess Anue County, and
sustained the organization of minute men,
denouncing those who would not stand
by the South at the present crisis when
their rights were threatened by the north.
After he had concluded, the Princes
Anne resolutions were put to vote, aud en-
Enthusiastically adopted: without amend
mtnt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05

TRoy, N Y. Nov. "a portion of the
Mt. Vernon Mills, gave way this morning,
crashing an adjacent bniIding. a hum
dred bushels OF wheat fell among the
ruins. Two hundred were injured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov "a Douglas
demonstration was made ut the wharf last
night, Mr.. Douglns making a farewell
speech to al large crowd from tho deck If
the steamer Virginia. While he was
speaking the deck gave way and the dis
tinguished Senator: with the crowd gath
cred "round him, were prccipitnted below;
fortunately nobody was seriously hurt
Mrs. Douglas, WHO WAS also on the vessel
held on to the railway aud escaped with
out injury. Both the Senator and his lady
Immediately returned TO their hotel aud
their departure will lie delayed few days.
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Hay & Fodder Cutters ola Kinds

Hay & Fodder Cutters ofal Kinds
M E HAVE MANUFACTUKED FOR Us EXClu-
w SINkIY for this section Of the country. the
Celebrated Union Cutter,
of all sizes for lraud and horse power. We claim
for these Cutters, that they are stronger having
straw ltY fodder. than any other ntke of Cut
tcrs and with less power We also offer at the man
uflctnrcrs prices. the we'll known
Telegraph Cutter, of ali sizes.
Also the Rochester. Hay and Straw Cutter which
works cutire new and very iu.enious nrjnc,s
Also. the HIDE ROLLER Hay CUTTER. Of ali the
Si3es l'iate, some of them low as $3.50 each
This Cutter is too well known to need any praise
are also sole agents for Rouses new self feeding
GullOlime Hay and Straw Cutter.
a well made and very superior Cutter Call and cx
anime l.ctore purchasing. JOHNSON & FROST
s"P'=' q Main St. Wheeling.
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sal a ilceting show

r: - VIM 10
'1e abundant iurcrmingling of Dixey
l-nn0' he ignored. One half of the popu-
s,'on are necessarily wishing they were
: p'Asy "Away, away aud We do not
',l'S'e the other half would iuterpose any
.,,.": objection to the accomplishment of
W., sl' frequently aud discord"ntly express
1esiFe TO the fnlIes, and most etfvctual
lat Ia short, there is such thing as
~ much of good thing aud Dixey is u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05

FoRr KEAnSEy, Nov. s.-The Western
Stage Comp"ny's coach, which lett Denver
at $ a. III. Monday, with the mail, passed
here for Omaha at o'clock Thursday
evening, with full load OF passengers.
The messenger of Hinckley Il Co.'S En-
press, by this coach, reports terrific
storm on the plains on Friday and Satur-
day, the goth and 9th, causing loss Of
from 80 to 20 head of cattle
No important news from the gold re-
gion.
The Pony Express, bound west, passed
here at $3.50 p. IN. on the I'd, being II tew
hours behind time-occusioHed by muddy
roady.
The thermometer stood at $50 at I this
morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05

DAxnrRy. CT, Nov. s.-Tvn buildings
were burnt hist nigh. at New Milford, in-
Gliding the bank, Housatonic House, aud
six stores.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05

-"DIXEY.-This popular s.chuue, u
Is likely to have US great run as the
i.aoas musical story of the dogs meat
LIN, which has been SO often, so in
'2'iagiy and SO cuphoniousIy told upon
o4f;'reets. The doIetul story of the dogs
Feat man was So etfectually rehenrsed that
-For pint of pepperurent away size r-a-n,
Ai'l drink good health to the DOGS Neat Mar
Scented t" be "a part of the air in which we
Used, trsathed and had our being; hut the
'4nd OF Dixey has superseded the canine
gentleman in the hearts aud the voices of
tue young American people The bands
play little else hut Dixey; the amateur
:eEformrr upon the vile squeaking and
WY neched life: aud the cracked old tidu!c
Hanage 10 bring CIT sounds, whi,h, being
!ai together, bc., faint resemblance 10
ile tones of Dixey; the dimplc chiuucd
mss with Il still Voice, soft aud beauti-
l9'' sings Dlxey and plays it; the blearrd
eyed ratfan on the street corner splutlers
Di&ey aud scrctches it no matter which
way the wind blows the winged breczcs
lear ia'n1 or shrill tones of D.xey; in the
I'1si OF the storm and in the blacklist of
'as darkness We hear it; when the city is
ss'etP under the silcut moon (whrn S.
eSSo would be clipping witt, young females
y SLING lndians,l the faint foot falls of
saaase pedestrians keep time to Dlxey
-''F OIL The world cuuuot he regarded, us
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g 2glgl gsIsg!rsllI1.
for the Daily Intelligencer

ST.. JOSEPH, Nov 2d.-A destructi.v fire
is rigging on Union street, between Sales
and Felix. The whole block will be swept
away. Vigorous efforts are being made TO
con6ne il to that locality and nay succeed,
the weather being favorable.
The pony express. with dates to the 2lst
inst, from california;, arrived yesterday,
T.. ~, but were delayed here in conse-
quence of tue lines being Frustrated by a
severe storm.
san FRAxoIsco, Oct. 2Gth.-.4ll political
parties appeared to he waiting for the news
of the Pennsylvania election, before ma
king their 1iual struggle. So much de-
pendence is placed in that election that all
the politicians say az goes Pennsylvania,
Z so goes California.
OREGoS,-Advices have hecu received
from Portland to the 18th inst.
y bill providing for Congressional cleo.
ton in November next, passed the lower
tlonse. The Legislatures object is to
uutIify the late Congressional election,
when Breckenridge Democrat was Che
sen.
The Dallas EUouataines,, contains letter
written from the UmNtilla Indian Tescrvn-
ton, by its superintendent. on the Sd OF
0ct., giving an account of another Indian
massacre. The letter says yesterday two
brothers, named Keith, arrived here, re-
porting that the train 10 which they be-
longed, had been attacked by the 9ha-
STONES, or Banovk tribe OF 1ndiaus, that IL
iarge number of emigrants had been kill
ed. and the remainder driven away from
their wagons and scattered. The men ar
rived here much exhausted. having sub
sisted on some dried horse meat for lwen-
ty-ouc days.
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1:ailg g1'trttigenfpr

: largest Circulation of any Paper IN
Westera Virginia. ga
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sAWTELLs s SHANNON,
- As1STs Eo1 aHE
lEGGeEhIGl SeRilg Machine.

LOCK STITCH SHUTTLE aRcCENTRICs'
IA Movement. the principle Of which is Gnfireiy
new as applied to Sowing Marhilses Its Simplicity
in ConsttuCtion-it6 substantial NIanutactIre- lite
NotFeiess Aayenentthe aecnratei,ess with which it
does the work and the great range Of work Il takes,
ttsoug equally we'll the very huest well heavea
combine to make this the VERY BEST MACHINE
for Families Shoe 9TRksrs, Vest Makers and Tail H.
in U.S..
e9-N. Rs-Thfs Machine took tho tirst pren,irm
at the late Fair on t!n Island. Ecp2o-SMdkw
An ELECT1ON1 -
fINoIS CONSTABLkS IN TIE FIRST. THIRD and
Pc Sixth Districts in Ohio County, will Ds held At
vacancies existing therein, Tuesday, November
9Th 1860. pursuant to writ Of eCti0n issueSl by
Andrew 7. Woods, EsI. presiding Magistrate OF tho
octiS : N4''S : s s'l' IRWIN. sh,ff 6. c.
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Tree Speech! Free Press! Free Men!
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NEW FIRM

I'VE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
" mS Nlr. c. uGLsBAY. "f bridgeport Ohia. AMI
General Commission business um,!er tho name and
style of Paxton. Donlnn Ogleay at the Warehouses
heretofore occupied 10y Nns. 81 anil 81. Main
street. PAXTON s. DONLUS
Wheeling, Nov. lst, 1850.
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Moniay Morning, Nov, s, 1860.
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CRAHAaI's EXTRACT OF GINGER.
" The best article im the world for the cure Of
Dysentcry, DiarrlCca Cholera ChUlic. livery fam
lily should keep it in tile house. FOr+NIe at
GRAuAAl'S DRUG STORE,
auBs Sign Of the Big Mortar.
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Annexed Is an Alphabetical List of Articles rbi.t
II dassd may Ge restored to theirorignxl strength
sFALDlTG's PREPARED GLUE:
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:
HENRY e. SPALDISG & CO.,
10 CcLRr-st., New y OrIz.
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Put ny FOR Dealers in CRSes SoutaiRinI sfsr sisEt,
and twelve GoEena 6cHutIfGl litlCsFd6h SliJ9.SeSd
accompanying each pack &C. SO 4 sss5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-05

LNLOUR! FLOUR!-l5Ob bls. St. Louis fam
Il lily. 100 bills CATS family. 125 bbls Snow
Htil family. quo b6ls West Hamilton. 3UO bills as
sorted brands, extra and superfnc ut reduced rates
jol4 LIST. MORRISON & CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-20
"THE OLD EOssiL CLUE.


Accepting the dssigsaiiOB, Intended io.bs
oPProbrious ~ iis ihvsetors sDJ st.p-fa,h-
srs, the Rspublicsps aud YsbesJi.,s, Of ~,h.
old Geo lemrn'' Pariy,' club has been orr
Rsn iIed in New 0'lesus under The ryIs Of
the ~Old Fossil ClubP They are for Bell
aud Everett. As Ire N. o BHilsha re,
marks, 10 announcing this organisation, the
eOuoiry viii lie ths1kful for the sdyieo and
eo1ot'naDes ard active support Of ell it, old
citizens 10 favor Of its institutions, ils busi-
Fe''' its reputation, its peace, its sacred Gre
sides and its alIArs. Who are more likely
to be right thAn old msp Since when bias
the motto, "old men for eouueiI' been re-
Vsr'ed aed its trutbfslnsss denied : or
"hon will The Dung men. the boys, more
safely take eouu sci tbsn Of be old nsn. their
fa'hsFsi The NstioDal UniOn Party IL pe.
only the old gsntlsmeb'S parry, bat !, is the
young gsntlsDsOs parry hks~se, sss, be-
cause its Esnbsrs act lake gen,lrmsu, aud
secondly beeauss the young gsutleusu, act
Jog upon the advice Of tho old gsntl,uso.
ere throwing tbsnsslVes into lie ranks With
. seal ssd sn abandSs char actsris,is Il thslr
nance.