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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-06
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed by Isaiah
ID Knapp, Trustee Of 4. O. Wright and Elizabeth
L. Riggs, to the undersigned, on the 9th day Of
January 1885, and duly reco rded in the Surveyors
once at the Port Of Wheeling, ". Va /, In folio 2,
vol 1913 and 49, will the 18th day of November,
1858 at the front door OF the Court House, in Wheel
ing, W. Ya sell at public auction certain Stern
wheel Steamboat called the Eglan tine" with her
appurtenaneesh now lying at PArkersbnrg, in Wood
county. W. Va.
TERMs OF sAL8:-For cash as to much of the
proceeds as may be necessary to pay on . certain
motto made by the said Isaiah Knapp. trustee as
Aforesaid in favor Of j. T. DinenbackeI dated the
the eth day of January, 1883, and calling for 500,
and detray the expenses Of executing this trust
the residue Of IL purchase money to be made pay
able in two equal instalments, six and twelve
months from the day OF sale, the purchaser giving
approved security. A. II. HOLMES,
OctI6-B0t Trustee.
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EXPRESS TRAIN.

ON and after Monday night, the 10th Of August,
ing schedule: %
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Cleveland. Pittsburg andWheel.
"a IL Ing RaiIgRoad. =

- ) Z 81
-
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April 2Oth, ls6S. Pa.
~ eeuger Trains VIII leave Bridgeport a follows,
1880 A. n. Mail Train, stopping at al stations ar
rive g Pitt.bIFEh Ct s;9O P. b., and
Cleveland at 7:SO p. II
64b p. u. Express Train, stopping at all statIOns
arrives ut Pittsburgh At Sos p. n.
lO;lO r NJ ExPress Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
RETURNING TRAINS
Leave CieYolARd q $40 A. II. and 900 P. NJ, ar
rive at Bridgeport at $40 P. NJ, aud 6.9b A. NJ
Leave PittsbuFRh At loo A. NJ, 600 A. NJ and
12'1e p NJ arTlve at Bridgeport at 6:1O A. NJ zoos
Connections are made a. Follows,
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. h. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila-
delphia, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland 8 Tolod B. r. for Sam
dusEy, Toledo Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the N0RIH WEsT. with
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WEsR. With
Cleveland Erie r. r. for EFis, Dun.
kirk, Bufalo aud Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cipeinnati for
oresthne. Delaware Columbus and
At HudsOu with thoc. z, So.R. R. for cuyahoga
PalIs, Akron, MiIl9rsburgh and WOOs-
Al Alliance with P. IT W. 4 q. R. for Canton,
MassillOn, Wooster, Salem, BnOn, 90.
lumbug and Chicago.
AtSteubenVille with P. @. 4 O. Line and AT BELLkER
with Q. o. o. R.R. for Evansville, New
ark Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Inii.
GuapOlis, Cairo Cincinnati, Louisville,
St. Louis, 81. Joseph and all pOintI
Wtst and South West.
E1euFsiOn Tickets 70 Pittsburgh and return 81 90.
Fare alWAys e. low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and East can be procured At the ONCE under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Ticket
Agent at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts viii be made At lowest rates 70
any point accessible by this road and its connections
% the East, North, West and Northwest, at once
nndnF MlLnFs House. or with II. Agent Rt Bridge
port Station. WIN. D. TERRY, Agent,
a-4-4 80 . g Wheeling, Va.
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH, President. 'EU1''V'
R. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. Gb6
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared bsfore ne, IN Aba'E1a9 St =.
city fPhLadelphia, Il. I. HELE6OED " 49, ii =,
" sworn, doth say, his preparations eont1 =, n
S0tie, no mercury, o. othar injurious drug; SIn
purely vegetables. H.T- - - ~,
Sworn and subscribed beloes ne, i4lT 111SRD,
EOYUmbeF, 1854. WI 2. HlbDAI5Sa,
Alderman, Ninth- street, above kaeel -
Addruss Letters for Information n eC1I
...f g. -.-.a- Is H I. HEk4B1lll1 =. pAiI,.
Depot 10E south Tenth-st.y below Cnsll1A'
BEwARE or cOUETERFEIt'
AND UNPRIEOIPLED DBALEAs,
Who endaasor 70 dispose COZ THEIR ~"
aofhaTS aFtieIss On ths rsputafl0n attaiDSdH y
Halnb0IdI dsuuIno Propara.Ion.,
* Extract Bucbl5
Improved Eo:s WI'A-
sold By an DruEgiSts eVsryvher@
Ask FOR HKLMBoLDs-EAKR no OIAAA
n. ,,,k ~. .sy.,.,,su,.ut and ssnd for II, ASp
AT0D IMPOSITION AND kxPosUKE
tun1S 6meod
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.
Baltimore 8 ohio RAILROAD.
oTElOs B4IEIEoal ONO RAILaoAp Co, /
MHEELIlla EEall1.L. Az ~ Z

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CuRE FOR D1PrnER1A.-Here is rem
edy said to be excellent for the cure of dip
liberia: A small quantity of sleeps suet,
say a spoonful, chopped fine and boiled
in gill of milk, and drank on retiring to
bed. of course the throat is to be bound
with flannel
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MARSHAL's SALE.
Tho United States

The Household Goods 90; ofJohn Kno.s.
TN the District Court Of the United States within
i and for the Western District OF Virginia.
In pursuance Of the decree and order Of the said
District Court in the above entitled cause, to me
directed duly made and entered on the 18th day OF
September, 1868, shall sell at public auction on
Wednesday, the 4th day OF November, 1868, ut 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, at the warehouse corner Union and
Water streets, in the city OF Wheeling, the house
hold goods described in the schedule annexed the
information filed in said cause
Terms Of Sale, Cash.. 8. Funds.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
oct21.td u. 8. MArshAl, W. D. of Va.
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STUDENTS OF HARVARD CoLIEGE.-
There are at this time eight hundred and
twenty-one students at Cambridge, of
whom five hundred are from Massachu-
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PREMIUM SEWING MACHINE
Cheapest and Best in Use.

THE GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE
Il has taken the first premium at every State FAN
at which 1t has been exhibited. and was awarded
the only Gold Medal ever awarded to any machine
in Illinois. The. work upon the Grover h Baker
Sewing Machine has received the first premium at
every State Fair in the United States where It has
been exhibited to this date. Persons wishing to
get good, reliable sowing machine, for family
or manufacturing purposes, respectfully invited
to call and examine the Grover & Baker machine
before purchasing any other machine. Tho atten-
ton Of tailors is directed to tailoring ma
chine, price only $751; Persons living 10 the country
requested to send for circulars specimens OF
sewing to JOS. MCDONAL,
oct7 1861 Main st. Wheeling, ". Va.
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
HslnbOlds Highly COnssntrassd CoupOUDa
Fluid Extract sarsaparilla
SYPHILIS

This Is an affection Of the Blood, and att.eks :.
Sexual Organs Innings Of the Essa, EArs Ihi.-
pearanee In the form Of uieera. HelnbOlfs htHs
SaRaApaFilla purides the blood, and Tam0TGS al e.
RruptionS ofthe Skin, giving % the COnPleL-,
Clear ard Healthy Color. It being prepares ~ Il
ly for this eIaB Of complaints. It's BlOOd-P!
Properties arc preserved 20 gEeataE!eItsutthlas
ether PrUParatioa Of SArsaParilla-
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slavery I'm Tennsssee
Yrom ne NnhvIlIe Uplon.

Ask Union STAKEHOLDER what he
links of the prospects Of slavery in Ten
nessee, and he will reply that he regards
1t as a doomed institution, and will soon
be a thing'of the past ASK a Secessions
list the same question, aud he will reply
CURLY that he thinks slavery is going to
the devil. The only difference between
the opinions of the TWO men is, that the
latter does not make the admission as
aisssully or with as good a grace as the
who is ready to submit to any
aiary sacrifice for the sake of his
SSdntry. We think then, that if slave
holders will camly survey the field, and
watch the Irresistible march of events,
they must conclude that slavery has
ceased to be profitable in this State, and
ON henceforward be regarded only as
burden and continual source of irritation
and peril. We know that these will be
unpleasant reflections to men who are re-
reluctant to giveup the serablance of that
power, which they have long enjoyed in
reality. The possession of slaves fire.
0uently brings many comforts and lnxnr-
les to their possessor, at the expense OF
the growth, prosperity, and Intelligence
of the commonwealth. If the poets
axiom be true, that linen, high-minded
constitute State" far better would II
be to supply the places of hundred igno-
rant, degraded negroes, with a hundred
intelligent white labourers. In place OF
one customer, in the person of the slave
owner, the merchant, the printer, the
shoemaker, physician, bookseller, tailor,
and blacksmith, would have hundred
customers in the white lab0urers. The
day has passed, however when slaves
possess any real value with u.s. They
are the empty shadows of wealth and
power, the reality of which they repre-
sent as poorly as the straw-crown and fan
ciful rags of Lear, the lunatic, represent
the pomp and splendOr of Lear, the king.
These, we say, may be unpleasant reflect
ions; hut they are necessary ones, which
we can not avoid; and the great question
comes up, whether it is our duty, or our
interest, to squander our treasure and
best blood for system which is now both
worthless and perilOus, or shall we pre-.
pare to remove it from our midstS
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HELMBoLD's ROSE VASE

HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.
An excellent Lotion for Diseases OF . syphilas ,
tuFe, and - an Injection IN Diseases Of ths Ut
OrRAns, aTislng from habits Of di1sipahooi - -
connection with the Extracts Bueh and saraVA1@
IN such diseases - recommended. -.
Evidence Of thu most pOngibl0 and TohAo'sS~
aetor viii accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATEs OF CURES
From eight to twenty years standing, ViEh -
known % SCIENCE And RAMk.
Tor MsdIeaTPr0peFtIe8 o. BUUHU, - Dip
y Of the United States
See Professor OEWEES valuable WoTN "
Practice Of Physlc.
SEQ remarks made By the late ealSbTsssS
PHYGI0K, PhiiadRlphiG.
See HemAEkg made by Or. EPHRAIA 1loGO -
. CELEBRATED RhyEician, and member o. ~ 2 =,
College a Surgeons, Ireland, and P1hhH'sJ
Transactions Of the King and QueGn's Jour- pVy.
Zee MedlcO- ClFuFgical R0VigE, plbuahea y n :. 4
JAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow ofths Royal Oo1's
Sc most Of the iats Standard WORKS o. n'd,7''
ExTRA0E BUOHU, 81 % Per bottle, o. sig - &c
9AEsARARILLA, 81 OOPeT bottle o n =, ~
LHPEOVED RoaE Wash, 6Oc. per bottle Of Al :.
Or half dozen q each for So o. which ~ = -
aeient o cure the most obstinate easaA y Sii''-
delivered . any aaars-., sOourslypasl'df'H .
r. Describe synptOms-in an oOnnuniaIn0nA-
o1res guaEAnteed. Advice gratis-
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
Proclamation OF Governor seymour |
Governor OF the state of New York.

Proclamation OF Governor seymour
Governor OF the state of New York.
Albany, Noy. 10, 1868.
IN accordance with the custom sna laws Of this stae
Dorato seymour Governor Of the State of Nc. York.
do hereby designate Thursday tho 26th Instant TO be
day Of Thanksgiving ana prayer, aud hereby declare
the sAme to be legal holiday.
In tho midst calamity brought upon country by
the wcseduess folly and crimes Of men, have
20 be thankful TO Almighty God for abundant haryests
for exemption from pes,ence aud sor the preservation
other sections Of our land.
Ist offer ervent prayers that rebellion may be put
down, Union saved liberty preserved, and our
Constitution aud government upheld.
As becoming proof Of thankfulness 10 God AM q
proper evidence OF gratitude 20 the armies and
navy urge citizens make contributions that
day for the comfort snd support OF the destitute families
of those who lost their lives have become dsa
bed in The service q! their country.
In the midst OF ouF abundance Let remember charity
90 those who IN want, and IN the hour apart for
social and religious thanksgiving and praise within the
limits OF State, le encourage those who
gagged distant and dangerous fields of duty by showing
sympathy and Kindness towards their families which need
aid and support
affixed Tie prvy seal OF the State, at the city OF
Albany, the 10Th day o. November, n the year of
our Lord, 1868. n0RAI1O SEYMOUR
BY the Governor:
DANIEL +. Ty1sR, Private secretary
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Condition OF Ftfth Avenuc.
10 rue RDiroK or TBg herald.

trH AysSUsi Nov. 3, Iso3
w you ALLOW committee of laics to tender you their
most grateful thanks for the careful affection yoorse
with your special reporters have rendered persons
especially ladies' who accustomed drive daily with
their children 10 the Pa We, thanks 10 you can now
drvo without any unpleasant scenes or prosns psNaze
70 ths pleasures of our ride.
We are now turned OF from the Thtn avenue. and
obliged to 10 into croes streets, which rough and
oraegy.
Recently, IN going 20 the Park Of my borses was
unavodaoy thrown into deep erevioe while the other
seriously injured By The loose with which
the street thcsy strewn. Csnno the Inspector
have these serious and NOS, dangerous obstacles removed
and the stree, rendered se good ordinary country
Yoads SEVERAL LADIES
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THIS selection ana that tho nomna,on teuaeaeu -
you n the hrl belief Mat ohe ehcors on tnD sny nueI
stand .hS neod Of such quaAtes 10 - chfe nessrte,
and thas they rat this namnasnn a. the po,s ~
hsva hsss named 6tO B. DEAN,
AIL.X'R WILDER,
BENZ y. AANIEkaE,
IRA O. MILLER,
o. D. T. MAIiSHALL,
JOHN N. HIGGINS,
WASHINGTON MULLEN,
GGEaitssC in behalf Of the Union City Convention.
REILLY OF Mr.. BLUNT.
NEw YORK, Nov, 10, 1858
SsNasEs--l have received Yours dated the 1th iost,
mating unanimously for she ooe u Mayor Of the
city cf New York.
sm wnlnEto my country in any position whore
can be OF service aud supported and elected VIVA
discharge the duties 10 the best OF my ability and my
former record for the past in public position VIII be
carried out far practicable thereon accept she
nomination, and remain your che lent servant
OHlsON BLUNT.
To siessrs George b. Doan, Ira o. Miller, A. Wilder,
John n Rigging Benjamin +. kanierfo, d. ID. T. Marshall,
Washington Mullen, Committee jB behalf OF the Union
City Convention,
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pcrxouui Inte,,tc.nr..

~, T. rucscTn,an and Mr. Ssrgier, e Boston NJ II.
Jenkins, of Providence. L.; Thomas Gemme of Bli;i
more, snd A. aud 9. Wild, ~ Albany. stIppug al the
Brevour, House.
Hon. j. Parker and A. 81 strong of Albany; Bayard
Taylor Of poara, william Pollock or PiltsGeld T. II.
Sawyer, ot Massachusetts Commodore sand ord % the
United Siates Navy Colonel McRsde, OF Utica, aud Y.
Wheeler, Of Bridgeport stopping Al tho Il Nicholas
Hotel.
Dr. r. H. Arsae, OF The United state. Army George
lnnie and party, of poughkeopsie W. 4. nanskin OF
MaryaDd ". g. Abbey ANA party, Of Philadelphia g. f.
:. Tomas and =. Wells aud family Of New York "a. j.
lhomson oi Connecticut: g. u. Goodrich ana ~ A. Posi-
rpd wife, ci Owego, stopping at The Metropolitan
Hotel.
Hon Henry Wilson. Dr. G. 7. Jackson and C. g. Mills
and vile az Boston: Hon trsDk Tay.r and T. Fenny ~
Washington, noueF Reuirdei Of Ne.iurg g. Clark and
wifs of Dswego; Dr. ALllcy, o rbiiad8lphs T. Tervl.
Tiger, Of Syracuse Foett. of Ohio J. G. Hsvsns, Of
ST Louis and A. Wing, u Albany, are stopping iho
AAtor Hoose.
Iiouienant Josepb M Fish oamoasndine the hovitzer
or near Newbcrn, y. g., was recently presented at
dress parade, with handsome sabre aud equipments
Brisaler General Robert Anderson the hero Of snrner
has placed upnu the retired isi by the President ~
the United states upon the recommendation " the Re-
tirins Beard. The retirement .. General Anderson
nndefsood 20 be N snt'e concurrence with his W sbey
the health ~ the great sodier bas Tong been such
beccsitats bis seeking condition ~ permanent repoae.
Major General u. u. Prent.ss, who while br,gaaer
general, was surprised and captured, win his whole
FORCE a. shiloh Sni who after BIS return from Cauysy
formed of tho ritz John Peror court nsral--oblan
ing promotion 10 fnajor geuarashp COON after the
ressna,on t. ihs War Department, snd II hss bsop ac
lenft0
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


BsNurr--Fpoy.-on Tuesday, November 10, at tho
residence OF H. 6. Arnold Eco, by the Rev. Dr. Bellows.
The lion Joas BART r Secretary OF state OF the state
OF Rhode Island 10 Ellen daughter of the late Nelson
Eddy ED. ali OF Providence Rhode Island
FIJoTT-nlNsNoRR. New London, Connecticut, on
Monday November O. by the Rev. Mr.. Cooper, s. X Ed
Of New York, 10 ASSe !. DNsnoRg, or Ohio. No
cards.
Go,DsAinr--BoEy.-- .--0n Tuesday, July 81, by tho Rev
Father siarr Vicar General Oliver b. GOLDSMITH to Miss
KArs MARI CEcIIE, third daughter OF Michael Ii9cy,
ESQ.,. all OF this city.
Liverpool papers please copy
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, November 10, at
the Church o tins Holy Communion, by tho Right Row =.
A. McCoskry blshop OF Mchgap, Ca,ptss s. urSrryaros
TO JULA NJ NJ, daughter OF ia. late William Bddc, OF
Carlisle, Pennsylvania No cards.
Htt1Eb--CiosE--n Greenwich. Connecticut, on Tues
day November TO- at the residence Of tne BRIDES pa
rents by the Rev. Mctster MOr,IsKH HusIsD TO Miss
MARY III, daughter Of Jonaihin Cuse, fsq
Lorcss-JoHSsos -on thursday, November 9, At the
residence or the brides psrvnss by the Rev Lot Jopos
" H.. Mr. DsI.oy Loucn 10 ass hiGGIs A. JOHNSON. all
of this city.
OswaiD--swsST0s--It isgkiyB, on Monday, Noven
ber 0. by tho pev Newton Hesion, Isaac OSWALD 10
MDuAS swsSsos, oil OF irookiyn
smRy-RsArr-On tuesday, November 10. at tho
Washington square McthOdsi Episcopal church. by Rev
}. p newman u. o. assistd by Rev David Buck, IA on
STORY, Jr. 10 iouss T., eldest daughter OF Francis A.
Knapp all of ihs city.
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Died.

BynSe --Or Monnsy. November o, R,~iNsis rclici OF
Matthew Byrue, In the 10Th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family aud those OF her son nlsw,
Patrick DoDan, ard also OF her nepSows Edward j. and
Andrew L. Hyrns, are respectfully requested 70 attend
from ber residence I53 Eass Twenty seventh street
California papors rioase copy.
Illness Of seventeen days 1rnkycs Co.rrio, asea ~
years nephew OF Mr. James Cosloo cf Twentieth troet
near Third avenue, Deceased Was born 10 Nocka,e pa
rish OF Bailynaise, county Csyar, Ireland.
The friends and acquaniaoces are respectfully invited
20 attend tho funeral from his late residence i22 East
Twentieth street Thursday Afternoon al one O'Clock
CoLiiss--0n tuesday, November 10, Eu.xS, beloved
wife OF Jamcs Collins, Of the ,ownNnd ct Cnrphyhone,
parish of isrrnn, county cavan, Ireland aged 81 years
The relatives aud friends os tho family are respectfully
invited to attend the funers, 90 Thursday afternoon h
two O'Clock, from hor late residence I37 Fast Twenty
oosInw.--os Monday, November Q. OssngestOp Of tbs
a2d year OF her age.
The friends ana rslstve. OF the family invited 10
street, this Wednesday, afternoon, a, one o'clock
SSnss psP' ps'ie sos oSpy No,.m,,,
s. Of Inflammation OF the bowels. William srnKs, only
Of the late Dr John c. Elmer, aged IL years
The relatives and friend, Of the family are respectfully
st O'Clock, from the Presbyterian church Of that
place, without further notice.
EARr---ln Jersey city, on tuesday, November 10,
WILLIE VAN pusER, nfan, child Of Peter and Bsrriet's
Earl, eeed II months.
Another little form asleep
And ltto spirit gone;
Another little voice Ia hnshcd
And little angel born;
Two little feet on the way
To the home beyond the skles,
An1 hearts are like the void that comes
when a strain OF music dies
little pair of baby she's,
And lock of golden hair,
The toy our little darling loved
And the drees he used I, wear;
The little grave in the shady nook
Where the nosers lovo To gov,
And these oil OF the little hope
That came year ago
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral III ursday afternoon, at three
O'Clock, without further notice.
fAGks--n Brock yn, On ruesdiy morning. November
Q, EsrY. daughter of James and Maria Esgau, sRc1
years. 4 months and - days
tbs funfra vii take paco from toe Tesdelco Of her
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yn. Elections In virginia.
nrs sAysssw ooD CORRESPONDENCE

l7s,aos ds ceassrsonte ne 7Aird ccsTevsonaI D.
trict, &c.
Esvrss~oop, West Va, Nev. o, 1893.
81 - bo~ s.o.,iainsd that Ste Hon. X. Y. whaley 10
ssctsd - ngrsse THE dssric,, over Colonel D.
trosi tne rs0ssi csndiaAte, ~ 10 seven hundred
mauriy. The rs>nt IN thN district well merited re-
euss q be ah.ciin wire puers who sought TO deeat
NJ Wh-iey by sheer tyss NJ. wnaey member
oa tbs las scnsf's' sGd save tue n-p ssc pfoeci hr
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Are Politicians Responsible.

noticed statement in this mornings HSAlLp signed
~ Mr.. VIM Harmar, 10 the efec, that while attending
the HcKson democratic meeting. tuesday evening the
2Ttb uls, he was struck by rucket and much Injured
&c, 40 Please correct this by stating that tho
meeting above referred N not held IN tuesday The
2Th but Friday, The 30h and further 10
u the ncsmenry OF the weather. fireworks were used
upon that occasion. Hence. no accident occurred.
A. PLUM, One Of the Committee.
Nov. 10 1sG1
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"srfifbcho. NOV. h 1873.
Tho loyal eitsens generally Of All the states and ine
charitable and benevolent Associations most cordially
invited 10 be present al tho consecraton u The soder
Cemetery at Gottysburg on1hursday. the 18th io,t
and participate 10 The soona exercises of the occasion
ny order OF the Goyersors " The several StAtes ute.
rested. DAVID Wills.
hgell Tor 4. q. Curtin, ssrtor of peuasy,s.s. ADD
aclng specially of TIC otAs Ist~
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The New yurn ElecSoov.

VNhNI NOV. 10, IStA
sssica spit, temccrsc Candidate Tor state Senator,
has three hgnorcd and sssyru majority 10 putnNm
county
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Arrivals and Dcpartures.

bvEs eoat--stesmshIp Airiaic--I AIRY, Ary MesSrs
uecne. Youtza Baldwin Thompson Yates Salt Gale. Vail,
shea log:n oekford. True Canned, DIR canled, Rev NJ
Eviman Hr7 nnd Miss Eye Mr. Rader Miss Wila,ns Mr.
and Mrs Condt Thos Jackson and four children Nj and
Mrs Morrison and two children Capt Haniy. Mr. Bailey,
Miss Ray, Miss q o'Reiy--and 60 in the steerage.
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A App"sssm~ns Of u~crutti"g Onicers In
New Work.

App"sssM~ns Of U~rrutti"g Onfcers In
New Work.
AIsASr, Nov. 10, 1888.
rrter srrsnsmsu, wtn the federal authorities for
tho appointment Of four MILITARY commissioners In each
coosressirnsi dg,i tbs former appoint two and
1ovsrnor two 70 aid In raising volunteers, Governor
se.relr hes sppoie!ea the following on'cers;--
Dit,
ll-IC n. winfield. George ". tYosne.
iD--Edwsrd u. Oshirne, yares n. seaman.
iSs Hommei, jacob Uardepourg
lA--letof Ca3ger. a. W. ArnsTohg.
lS--Moses Warren, Edwh, Brnwncil.
js--josse Cay, Smith NJ. Weed
is.-W Z Canfwsli, Char 80 Durtee.
iS--W Cunningham, Lake lodge
ls--Johu Y. Hubbard, yobn Y. smith
2a--I. II. Brown, v j. CNk.
It'd. e. grove, u. =. Bis-sii
TIA. Y. Grant, A. r. Getty.
23-D. Pookstayer, n. Frat
1t--h. p. Rose W. O. Besrdsey.
26--H ~ Cheescbrr, :. J. Mstterrop.
2e--]ohn J. Taylor, ". A. Beebe
T--lirsm Gray stephun Mcncnah.
3-w, O. Ro~sy, Jane, q Campbell
29--h Chamberlain, James Jackson, Jr
s0-A. y. Isnrins " lliisn Williams,
3l-H }. Miner, Jcssph Hal.
The crcers or &c nrs, p i.str,,u have DO, Yea been
appointed