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SPEECH OF
Hon. JAMES BROOKS,
BEFORE THE
Democratic Union Association OF N.

In response to repeated calls, Hon.
James Brooks came forward:
He said he appeared here to say, in this day of
revolution attempted at Washington: that ne was
not afraid TO indorse in the main what the last
speaker CIR MKcon) had said, and to appear
here us L tribune Of the people. Applause. =
He was an agtator till the Constitution was &c
stored as it was handed down to Ns. applause.
Within fotv-eight hours in Congress the Consti-
tuition of the United States has been trampled
under foot. the liberties OF the people are lost:
and = dictator has been appointed. Kisses ana
crouns There are now acts OF Congress that
are revolutionary in spirit and meaning, and in
tent, and he cried for their repeal. They were,
first, the indemnity bill: second. the conccriptlon
ac,; and third, the act vesting the whole money
bowers Of the people in one man. Against the
first he protested in the name Of God and human
liberty. and invoked Washington and Franklin
and Adams and Jefferson from their graves to
shake their locks at these horrible violations OF
the federal Constitution. The CONSUMPTION bill is
an outrage, not only on the Constitution but on
the liberties of the people. [Cheers. lis whole
machinery is framed 10 separate and segregale
the people from their States. man may be Ia
ken from his home and be transferred by the dic-
,,tor over us to Louisiana, or Missouri, or Flori-
da-anywherc-to fight side by SlGe with some
soldier he never knew before. ''By the side Of
the nicgcrs"7 The States are broken down
are crushed. There is to be a consolidated dcs-
rotism under the President Of the United States
TChccrs. There was once a regular army under
the control OF the Federal Government and q MI
lita under the control Of the State, bnt this is
overturned The people are deprived OF the
right of trial hy jury, Of free speech and Tree
discussion: and by the CONSUMPTION act he SEXES
the sword in one hand 10 strike down the people,
and By the banking law he takes hold OF the
purse in the other and stands forth the very I'M
ncrsonaton Of deSpolism. If Satan had nven-
ted 2 system Of theft he could not have prepared
= hrl:cr system to plumber, and rob. and mort
gaze the people than the Secretary OF the Ireasu-
r. has cot in this banking law. Because free
snccch was stricken down the speaker would cry
the louder against these abuses, so help him Cod
loud chccrng] The spirit Of the people can
not he crushed out Let them cry ont and de-
spair rot. Resistance-not by the cartouch box
when We have the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO ty-
rants is obedience 10 God These outrageous
cnactmcnts shall be repealed The time will come
when they who are the authors OF this vliii'iny
will 90 down 10 posterity cNecrated and damned
in al! history. They will be held up to the scorn
and contempt of this age, and the curse OF all
posterity. Great cheering
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A Roadside COllOpuy.

.;Aul CO 'Siuirc, SOu don take
,r2r
cVu"'' ,r l* .+ t,o c;,v nonsr
NO. -N'}'' wy
on mucn pe'Te. 'e''nS' - l ''-N0 g
couple Of them.
But, Squire, the country papers
often prove a great convenience to
US. The more we encourage them
the better tue editors can aHord 10
make them.
"Why, | don { know any convent
ence they are to tne.
1.-The farm you sold last Fail was
advertised in ole OF them, an" there
BY YOU obtained a customer. Dlu
you not p
Very true, Major: but PAID Tour
dollars fer it.
"And you made more than tour
hundred dollars by it. Now, II your
neighbors had not maintained the
press and kept it ready tor use' you
woaid have been without the means
to advertise your property. 0o'
think | saw your daughter "af-
riage in those paperS-dld tnat cost
you anything
"No, but
"And your brother $ death with a
long obituary notice. And the de-
struction of your ne'ghoor Riggs S
house by fire. You know these
things are exaggerated till the au-
thentic accounts OF the newspapers
set them right.
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SMALL-Pox.-The excitement th:;
was at first occasioned by the appear
ance Of this disease in our town, has
almost entirely subsidized under tie
belief that it is ROW etfectuaily check
cG. 1t is still couIlued 10 the "rIsl-
nal number Of cases consisting q
three oil smallpox. and, perhaps, one
or two more than this OF vsrioloid,
There have been 10 deaths, au,. We
believe all the cases are convaie>cvns.
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New Advertisements.
Commissioners Notice.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, NoReASTowS, VA. !
March l3. 1863
ITO DORA BELL ARNETT who sues by !
i HENRY POTTER her next friend. Pl' IFS.
and ELEAZER ARNETTS E.1 or, ct al, Def Is.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
SATURDAY, the llth dar Of APRIL, 1863,
if fair: If not, on the next fair day thereafter.
SUNDAY excepted) to trke and settle at my said
Office. the account ordered by the DEGREES IN SAID
cause rendered respectively By the Circuit Court
Of Monongaia County. Virginia, at the Fall
Term, 1862. and February 5, 1862 which de-
creeS direct said Commissioner.
To audit and settle in due course OF law, the
accounts of the Defendants. David B. Stewart
as Executor, as aforesaid, and make report there
Of TO the Court together with any thing else re.
ouired by either OF the parties or be deemed
pertinent by said Commissioner: Given under
INV hand "a Commissioner in Chancery of the
said Court, the day and year first aforesaid:
Nh. II. 'G3-4w-S31 L. S. H0UGH.
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sion, SAYING. cit is the first time
ever took a liberty with his person.
and it will be the last. No man
ever Inspired so much reverence and
awe He commanded himself, but
himself was very strong and required
constant watch and ward, as all tru-
ly strong and great natures do.
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New State Meetings

VIII be held at Valley Grove, Ohio
county, on next Friday evening at
candle light.
At Philadelphia, same county, Oh
Saturday, at ? o clock, ?. NJ.
At Wellsburs Court House Brooke
county, on next Wednesday (lSth,)
at one ?. N.
At Bethany Church: same county,
on Thursday, the 10Th, at 10, A. NJ.
At Holidays Cove, Hancock CO.,
on Friday, the Goth, at 10, A. NJ.
At Cameron, Marshall county, on
Saturday, the l4th, at i, P. NJ.
At Fairmont, Marion county: Oh
Thursday, the 10th, at /, P. NJ.
At Boothsviile, same county, on
Friday, the 18th, at l, P. NJ.
AtSt. Marys Court House) Plea
SAINTS county, on Saturday, the l4th,
at |, P. M.-InteUigencer.
USKIND expressions always wound
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Morgantown, March 5th, 1868.
ITO Tohn BY:

A s ASSIGNEE OF H. S. C0OMBS, / here.
a by demand of you payment n FULL, of
the interest due on FIVE (5) several NOTES exc
cuted bv Won to said Coombs. and by him assign
Cd to me. FOUR of said notes are for Three
hundred Dollars each. dated March 9Th,
Is57 and bearing interest from April lst 1857:
The other of said Notes is for Four Hundred
and Forty-Six Dollars and Sc Gents. da-
ted April 9Th 1859. and bearing interest from
date: and for failure to pay said interest:
will proceed to collect all of said notes; interest
"A Nh If I W. HANWAY.
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Correspondence Wheeling Intelligencer
What it is said the New state
will do.
POINT PLEASANT, March ,: 1868.

/ =
united aud compelled us to be the
hewers Of wood, AMI the drawers OF
water, for the very people who dispose
us. because We are such, and who
have robbed US Of millions OF our hard
earned money. Then vote for New
! State
Ifyou want to throw your influence
! in such direction, as will best pro
mote the interests Of all the loyal
people Of West Virginia. Ifyou want
/ to aid in breaking of and driving
away that spell enchantment which
seems to have hid for SO long time
from us, the only eh'ectual remedy
for ell We have suffered hitherto rom
our eastern taskmasters. Then vote
for the New State.
! Il You have any patriotism about
You, any love of country, any desire
to preserve and hand down to your
descendants, the great principles CT
free government, with all its con
comitant blessings as 4 priceless boon
to tie enjoyed by them aud their chill
9ren. Then vote Tor New State.
If YOU believe in equal rights at
the ballot box. II yea are opposed
10 the idea, that rich IMAM is better
than a poor man: and that in the
hands Of the rich alone, should rest
tue geins Of government without any
regard to moral OF intellectual quail
iicationS, and that wealth alone con-
st:jutcs q mans fines. for office; i
you believe the former, and are op; os-
ed to the latter. Then vote for the
New State.
Ifyou believe in universal cduca-
ton, and that natural talent is not
confined to the ari>tocracy alone, but
that the God Of nature mas bestowed
his gifts upon the rich and poor alike.
And. il Won want those means brcnght
within the reach of your chlidren
that will bringout, adorn and oeautliy
all tLelF latent 'al9ht "''on -"' "
lying coAce"'eU any . 0"' '.' ~
nea'h the iooo'S" u - va .I ''"T ,,oorI v
t3e s'atHe IN Iie 4'"''! ), -: :1t a. [nnj
OF Whlcn Is al u"s'o"' , 'us'' liz 'i;Solnsns
aHH chlse' % '"' T tri''. ,,"to f,r
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the ""VaIoFeDl l'V,p't ,,,,ai, tax 49,
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l"U' "7'; u oU' "'sS 80 t,'nn ,,n:, aro.
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mas ""e'o'" '''", ~ , '',''' 1vost V;rr;,;o
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1;sss1 Stems.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
pW Send IN Your ORDERS 'os
Blanks of all kinds.
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s. NJ. PettingiH & Co., 81 PARK ROW,
New York city, are our Authorized agents for pro-
curing Advertisements and Subscriptions fer the
NoyIToE, in the eastern cities.
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]. 4T'l.l,

Gen. HOOKER will soon issue an
order giving deserters twenty days
to return in, under the penalty affixed
to the crime by martial law.
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washlnston-New Character


is full of striking original ideas, and
presents a view Of Washington S
character and life quite different from
that of many other eulogists. and,
as we think, more just aud faithful.
We hope to be able to furnish our
readers with some extracts from this
interesting and valuable discourse,
but at present must be content with
single quotation, which will serve
to illustrate the originality OF the
discourse.
1t is common error Of writers
and editors, in describing the cha
racter Of Washing ton, to represent
him as free from the ordinary pas
sious Of hnmauity-to euthrone him
as q sort of divinity, who never yield
ed to human weakness, but was al
ways the same godlike and sublime
being, which, at times, he often was.
Governor Wise's view OF lis cha
ractec is lar more rational and just,
and at the same time better calcutat-
ed to strengthentthe love and devo-
ton OF the people, than the faucifa!
portrait which is generally presented
of tins illustriouS man.
But with all this perfection and
nSI'I' ;, ' .Sr;r a.;o, I'D rrat;
.I ~" - "' .. nnt fs;, =, ramembar
'I0.; '' 3n,. ,aS +;,,o - ocs;o,
''"' =" 40 . %!a L;t., s' ..,'.,,;aa n.Ia
anu ''"' ~ '';''' U,,sY t;os"G
.i'' 49, III 49, .,.,,5n,t ,aa 49, ,,a,;rss
~: S'"',' 80 :; ,,.aa+ Ia.son ~ ..,;s "a.
! *. : % " > - al 49, ,ronld ,ror,ro
'''V''' u i i'"'' - '''' ~. sL " 1iha,
Ss.'sS ~ -, 80 .;'s's' a. :nt
MIST eApSV' PV'Se0u', y: '.''" l"- -"
t"oe, IN" a'"s' E"' ~ "e'Ct :" .!
nance o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 l1'' |,
was ever "'0'I ''"('D0y ~ ~ .''n' "'''
&u:o"' UNA" "eo'9e w 'iS "'I!s ,Un
lac MiHio~S o! oe>oots "e''Ue" "''H'
rs vita zoe satire o. Loan Moore
III traitors aud tories, fsneSaue'
ana refugees al nome, aS?erSto hiM
with coHtemr: ;1r lis rretenslons 70
ability. aEd WIN sianceFous imHu-
t"ttons OF " design 10 oeco;ne UsaT: X:
ara auFocFa'' oea'"Us'eS 'ese' ''''H Il;
% every t!a':": III TAG army al" a.
Yards III 'i!' CIV! *,'b''n'S ''''''o =
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DEATHS.

Died, On Monday, March 9th, 1863, at quar-
ter of . o clock, ELLEN D., daughter OF Hon. T.
c. Wilson, dec d; aged II years.
Died. On Friday, March 9th, 1863, NEEDLE
NASON.-infant son of Carrie and James Dc
main; age: month and days.
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Riot in Detroit.

DETROIT, March 6, 10 % clock I VI.
"A negro VINO had committed an
outrage upon young girl was Oelng
taken from the court rooEl to the
jail under an escort OF military this
afternoon, an attempt to rescue was
made by a gang OF rowdles. Inc
crowd was fred upon and one man
killed and several wounded. Beng
toiled in the attemptto get possession
OF the negro the moo perpetrated1
most horrible outrages upon colored
people residing in the vicinity OF the
Jail, Houses were Quilted and burned,
and the inmates maltreated and IN
many instances killed. Ten or y
lives have already been lost and as
many houses burned. All the a7alla-
bic military here and a regiment IN
the interior Of the State have been
sent for. A vigorous attempt Will
now he made to queIl the riot.
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AGENTS FOR THE MONITOR.

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ce;pt for the same:
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s Wagner .JakeS Run, Va.
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USK1SD expressions always wound
sensitive minds.
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called aloud upon Heaven S wrath
against the neglect of command
which was caught in an Indian au'-
buscade. After he was President he
had a notifying scene with the
then Mr.. John Marshall, at Mount
Vernon, whom he was trying to pre-
vail to run for seat in Congress-
He healed the wound so handsomely
as to prevail in his request, and the
speech on Jays treaty and the emf
hence of the Chief Justice, after
wards were the fruits Of obeying the
couusels of one whose very anger and
reproach were productive OF good to
the country, aud we're turned to
proofs of private compliment and
confidence.
And later still, during the canvass
for that very Congress, Gen. Lee and
Col. Payton, in the Fairfax district,
Washington became so warm that
for some personal insult he was
stricken in the face in the market
house at Alexandria. He protected
his antagonist from the violence OF
popular resentment saw the man
safe, aud then went home to his clio
set, as was his wont, to regain his
equanimity. In the same canvass
Gen. Lee, to prove that he was not
50 exclusive as to rebuke friend for
taking liberty with his person, ia
military walked up to him in crowd
and tapped him on the shoulder
He received a look never to be for
gotten, and shrunk away in contu-
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NOTICE.

TINHE PARTIES TO THF FOLLOWING CLAIMS
Il nled With tho Board Of Claims, At the Capitol,
are hereby notified that the Docket Will b. fakon Up
for Investigation a. follows, and they requested
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University of Pennsylvania,
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MEDICAL DEPAR IENT.
NINETY-EIGHrH SESSION Qs03-GD.


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Fees for the Lectures leach Professor el5)....$O
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NOTICE.

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DR.. KING'S DiSPESSAlsY
Falp4 PRIV ARA vassaAy.

nm. s-lrl.saB DR. KING formerly OF New yprk
EIlE for Iast4 yoars Of LouisyiiIe. ~.
S29SASflAd who HAS devoted his attention 10
the treatment OF private diseases for 80 years aftes
himself having attended TO practices for 40 nlauy
years. and cured 90 many thousands, no 10 enabled
70 cure all diseases Of private uaturo, 20 matter
how bad they may be from mJudioious medical treat
ment, or from Neglect Of their own. Dr. Kings
Dspsnsary Is No. 3 Deadorck street, between Dior.
~ aud the Square, second story, whore he rssca ~
diseAseB Of private nature.
GonorrhUa cured without Eauscous mo1ioiues or
Interference With businegH.
Structures OF Old or recent date UnocJuay cured IL
foW days. by an operation which CAuEos no pals
Where structure exists health cannot DO employed
Perhaps no disease C,EEes more mischief Bid taf-
mines the constitution ~ much.
syphilis With all tho diso0seu the ska, growing
out Of neglect or bad rostueut, can be c1lctahiy
cured IN few days
bn.nal Ro1EnsssPartc glaT N tention La yip been
gtVon 10 this disease and al tho consequences grow
Tag out o. H. brought on On unny cases by he de-
struotye habits Of incOnsderate youths, gnd
i've Indulgence Of the paasious, q neglect or which
Will undermine th0 constitution, rendering the sub.
eot unni for business or socetli and oauslug promo
tore old age.
Females who may DO labodug with any ciTcuIiy
the womb msy rest ssstrod Of Immediate rgiief
Persons rosding abroad, b. writing aud stating
Their case, With Zee enclosed, direct H. Dr. A, King
No. As nosdcnSk street, Narhyils, Truo., WIN have
the moo tstry medicines fClt g. ttlr atIreC Oflct
hours om % o'eieos tr tie morllus unli is
VshlaE 'Aun 2l0--in dkWiv,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-08
YINE@AR.

D.hE VINEGAR, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
constantly GA baud delivered az an part1 OF tho
gity, d, ID. nlOKEN, Agent,
N0r, urosd audi diEa
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-08
St. Louis Medieal Oollege.

V'HE REGULAR LECTURES IN THIS INarlrU.
l'ON viii commonoo as usual on Monday, "a
nnoyember There will be prslimiuary course iu
For luilhor Information on circular, address,
tHhHaS A. rOpE. bean