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AUCTION NOTICES.

y 'tTlON NO1lCG-PARrlES HAVING
%w1s y. NY iuSn.,'y' iaIss o. ,tnA erie,
q ,.'' Advan.ar 10. ~, Ata ~ or AZ Hre.ion h,
~, ~. :. b. .oNht'., boz go sun othce. y
q rIOt SALE or CENTRAL HOUSE
~ isse bs, s' ~ ssS. a. ai # oeI
a. i q s'sN0' yscc, Oh st ~, ID I'D q ave. a
.rCrtDS SALE ~ OVER
$1,000 WORM OF HOUSEHOLDS 1ulSr
Wss-d W. wrsfc6fr, Ane., yAseei.
, .. ' ~, 100 or ,a q o,1,Set, a. II
.o''sar.. &c, cSn,- -cd IN ioa;e - we,.3%,
' i ~, co-'t.'lp ot sty variety of ro.yllS1.
.. ..'H pal '.nDs furniture No pOstponemsiti
j. t'iON SALE. TllB Day, Ar To-,
81 "a, ''es.or. 20 - ave, Of snics s.,ort-
..o,s . ss: I'd f;;,h.s b s,a i'd n,, cqss,
'la,iuN- Nuc;f. ~ ~ "s "''"''''' 7 : ~ 10"
A 4. hAn GR. ALC1k. MAGNIFICENT
q - ~ rui orc, this de,, tii1ay.
'k, ~ 70 81 Nut Oh 81 near G.5 ave
f''' Italics, chars car'au- ch,n-, 10
4. CLIFTON, hCCTlOSEEP-rNl MED
~. b. ' ! @,7ve'-nn'gt.', OF eoedemcd 'tre..
: % r.-isve tenn, cs.l q
h. LN'd.EllAkT & Co. AUCrKS-25
- rna nv vii .el III. DAY Friday. Oct. "a, .,ii
..,. Il o,'-;e,' ;,b.s' eAs 40 cue,, 10 bot,s 81
ie,,i c-ski andy, 2e,x, Of sherry Ana fo;. vine,
a., 20 - - Js'yreA and r.. Gro, Rum, 2ppc- snd
" d'mt ohn' Of lin. caiet, ccsnac, &c. IIs
T. SELDNiI;, AUoTR. -sELDSa:R e
11' LEVY al le.l on rriiav, oct "a, 81 io- o'ch,
'o' OF 9e- sna - baud tiio. ard Gents rearns sTc
ard otiJcs ana lrtur,. Of q srucsIy Iiguor and
V-tl,tv t,cse. 2ls
MORTGAGE SALE-KiCHArD WAL.
- TIES, ANctioncer D, 81 tue Of Chs.,el Mort.
49, W.. Hf''' for ssr ~ pl'i'r due, sstur.
1.v 'hos 'i o., 'i1, r. O'Clock in tie f,rc-
~ ;augq :p Sa5 s * o5.s e, con-
- ~. Srd g te.. cAi,r,, ,,N,, ,oln,er,
~ t~".e' .t h'n - cseFy, etc. Jo'hpnCOH
paw .wSAiuhLE'S SALF-PiilS DAY, AT
81 sew i~"err. JAMs.- AGAI. will sell, al lo,
go. aa - 90 - 0rtutu Il meas ard '.ofr eu
rsaH.s 'fr'f cnis. quite, tla1k,,l, t,blc ceth.
re- Nv o,- rot I. LIN, West 5gth ct. 20
N,HHHIt7'> SALE on Boots AND Shoes
- kIC!N'p HALrixS huc'iorscr, will sell NJ.
Eco Eoida A. lsrse stock of boots nd -hoc. u
| i.e Gas.,tr, c.ty manufactured. JAMES Lynch,
sh9fh. i.l -! hEAll, D,I NY bhcri. ia
! g HERMAN y GO. AuCTS, WILL SELL.
- fIidAy, prt, =, Ct lJ't O'Clock, at Is bowe-y. 70
Ply ''iar"' it ah ant styanes 40 cvts OLD Boir.
CT ~ - otrd hii'4i,, pires SUI Ibis Gin ia
l-eA Ahd 81" Ofolx flni, .; rgsk- p1r', shsrry and
- 20 ttne e.'o ~ b4ise.s aad Gao. ohsrnp,sn.,
~ H',' c.stci, M ev sohlspr', t.s.eis brandtes
seg'i', h. Sale rs.l'iye oii
w ". NlIIthN. Al, TE. WILL SILL,
Ia dsJ, - cello q at t5t Canal ~, q yths
!t''ar, chan1'T 1lHs-r GIN Ind Kitchen fur liturs,
o., 10y aise 'o-t. neh ,apsiy, " ply and her
.''p'-' ''d ''''y'''"e for h'"'eIe'p'n' az
| EsCgEsl.S. SAgsi.sAsiES Ar
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l.. EN'd.tHAAT & Co. AJCrKS-y3
~ P'. nv. vii sel his day Friday, oct "a q, II
..'t h,r.;c.l1 abe, balls al,d cus,, 10 ho.,s 81
"ap, ~ l@f t'sct BpIfbu ant tonap-nheA wills.
te,, c-skI 81 andy o,,xs Of sherry ana ro,t vine
. "a - ~ JEiIpeA and ~. Gro Bum, 2pipr- AID
Nv dtm. ohhs q yin. clNIet, cosnao, dc ll2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-02

I HtLDNiJs, AUUIR. -SELDSt:R q
LEVY All le,l on Friinv, oct. %, at TO- ocih
u' ot new snu ~ hand iGios ard GENTS Wearing sr
iA-ei. II IL o,ocs lot o. housciold fnui1ur>
NHa 10 NO, ana hitur.s Of sroc.sy, liquor aud
'-tAtf t,t.e. 2lS
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u1AKsR, AND 4i~ox,.

DR. Bonn, Ia WEST lfUi Sf-Ii-c..,
A. Of the hcSgt lung, lIysr hdners, pii3y iis-
sttd ths oats, Od u.curs hu.uo.a and lttly iol1
a. n dseAAcs cuGe. constitd, CuAl ileh ana nasv-ut
complains, e.. On.er huu.a 1 10 b. 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-02

g HERMAN y CO. AuCIS, WILL SELL
ply 4 mare, fv hi Ant sdvane, ~ c-ke old H,,r.
ION Hhd y 'nnL- ah''. wAirsry,. - =, = aud y pips
CT ~ 81 'id tli.ai,', j. pfes sui Ibis Gin JA-
g. 70 Fn@ el'o - batses und ca'r. oharp,sn.,
~ H',' c.stc'' IN! er sohusiTs t.sers, brandies,
ffFfif, y. bRir 's.'fivc. pl1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-02

. t'i.ON SAIL, TlliS DAY, ar ~
= %, ga .hr sore 20, ve of nice a..or-.
o. - hD.-ehoid iuluItu removed fot convenl encs
" rs e. IHt.f Of .|..'. tab :. chNTs, bureau.
..H,r, Ec e ,so sew ns machines. ,. Fir2'
- fdIN~. Nuct'r 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-02

SADDLE .iDksr. tOK SALE-A HAND.
a some Eay Horse, thoroughly broken 10 tho .sd.
a" hhl hni "a nlries-. Sod only susa thu orn
18th o.. w 'e'" ~ i"' rAV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-02

\tANIED-A SINGLE HORSE TRUCK.
mist he ven bnil., IN sood order, and c.pahs 81
C' N, oSe lou and ahaif. or more. Apply at So
NNs1F ", y, '. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-02

500 RSEWAhp-LosT on SATURDAY
tlIn,ggn to II "s's Sld, wi. roceiys I ~. re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-02

vat b7vr-nnept ..l. OF condemned ,,-res,
" y Dc t9'i 90 hu.i. u q o. lay, friday oct "a, al
~ ,'coeN, a. /, Atanv st. ID lsrreis dr.ed peaches
Stc i+-l"va '"'ns cab. %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-02

g. Z. col. y &C ,bl's RcEispsnt Tho
o. .tr-',. tbs .?an, vii asss,rbe At she Mer-
-t. ror. a. no "a. ld hrrI er els. THE friday
. .'r fHr.i iHls, - rrFpare for inspsc-
to-. D.. 'i'N KNfY. t.,u'. condo -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-02

a T.. hAh tR. AJC1k. MAGNIFICENT
% - In = = rui orc, this de,, tiiiay,
~ a. ~ 40. % Vet Oh ~ near G.b ave
WOO '4tro'o.,t, .r.'e, cAtps,i0r, bedits, mir.
Ii' c-' chars car'au-. chln- sverw src,kc 20
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
HRLMpoLp,s ROSE VASE.

An excellent Lotion f1F Diseases q EyuhiIitie Ma
ture, and injection In Diseases q the Urinary
Organs, arising from habits Of dissipation, usad
conneeftpu With the Ixtrleta Blfh AID Eafslrlrilia
IN such diseases a. recommended.
Evidence Of the most responshls and reliable char
acteT viii aocpmpanF thu mediefnaa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
. so ing Rail Road

q
ON AND AFTKR MONDAY, AbFiI 9Otll, IssS, N:
" .sngeE Tr.tns WI leave BridsepOrt - TotI0vE
tSundAgseIoaptadl
1850 IN, Man Train, stOpplng At al ststion., ar
1ye. g Pitt.e1TEh q s9o ?. ~, and
AS P. NJ ExPruas Train, Stopping 81 al ItattOna,
arrives at PittsbuTEh a. SOS Pm.
GIO A. n and usVsiand At S:iO 4. i.
RETURNING TRAINS
LssygClsTelHDd At SD A. ~. Ard 100 ?. n, ~
rive ~ HEidgePort a $40 P. n, and as A n
$50 P. ~ z.11s =, BrsdsspoTt si5:io 4. Il, l0os
A. n. and As ?. u.
Connections are made a. FOII0Est
A. Pittsburgh With PennsylVAnIa r h Tor Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, PhiIA-
delPhia, New York andBoston.
Cleveland With Cisyeland Tolsd Z. 3. for san-
dusky, ToIedo, Dstpoff, Chicago and
al points In tie EoBTi WEsT. with
Detroit steamers for Detroit, J8sksOD,
Chicago and the NoEIH WIZ. with
Cleveland ErisR- r for RFis, Dun
Kirk, Bu1alo and HiAgaTA Falls. with
Cleveland. Columbus GCineinna4i ioE
SresslinA Delaware, Columbus aud
Al Hudson NTH the Q. 9. @. r. r for oayahoEa
RaIls, Akron, NEIsTSbuTgh and WO0S-
At Alliance with P. II. W.4o. Rh Eroantoa,
fAs.iH0a, Wooster, Salem, EDOu, Co
luFnbus Hnd Chicago.
At GtsubSnVfIls with P. @. Q. Line and AZ REIIGrl
With O. o. o. R.R- EEZanssVus Ne1-
ark, Columbus XeulA, Dayton, IndL
annapolis, Giro, Cincinnati, louisville,
st. Louis, Sc. joseph and al p0ilti
Wtst and gouth West
Kxeursi0n Tickets 70 Pittsburgh and return - %
Pare always ~ low, and time much quicker thsu
any other route.
Through Tickets % ali points In the Wet, North
aud East can Be procured At the once under ths
MeLjuFe House, Wheeling, Va o. with TickOi
Agent ct BEtagePort station.
Frsight contracts VIII BE- made at lowest rates e
any point accessible BY this rod and its e0lnseons
70 the East, North, West and NoEth-WOgt a. oficl
under M'Luro House, or with II. Agent e Bridge.
port Station. RM. D. TERRY, Agent,
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
in, MCCULLOUGH, Prssidsnt
= r. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't. fsbs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
Daily gnteHigeufsr
AFrER THE nArTLk.

- 49, Ari
The angel STAYS arc WeePIDE
Above the battle pIAt1.
Ard Death 4 ElOEiy floating 11
On the deeply eFimsOa rain
A soIdisr's soul l. passing
Up 70 the living God,
And his spirit fret are trading -f--
The esdTts by man uutrOd-
It sear-dec.s ed body
That hs has len below
The cruel TouBdF all aF5en
where the bt0od his cllsSd 70 nov.
wonder II tt1t s1ldi
From the realms - kAdless Hight
Can see hearf-WoE1 mother
In her EoTthsrn bone tonight
Iknou thaf % Ms, battle,
In All the 4eres alarm,
Ror her and for his county
He rAtsed his strong right arla-
Iknow that IN Ehs ansuish
Preceding DGatlfs eclipse
The sacred n8ule u mother
Was sill np9n his HOS.
And viii he not prottet Asr,
Sow freed trg-Il eaFflfs oOatroI.
And lore her mare tbsD syers
Oh, answer me.I1y sOull
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
TRANsPoRTATIoN
Baltimore 8 Ohio Railroad.


ovTloE BaLTI1oHE& OHo RAuaoGp c..
WHEELEss eTAsIoH, Aug. = lsdAl
ON and aasr Monday night, the 10Th q August,
" the Passenger trains YIN Be run b the foiiOv-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
AFFIDAVIT.

feF1g1ally Appelrod bei1Ee r1e AldsEulan % the
CITY 81 mla1elphlay h I. HEL1lBoLng Who beng du-
y sSorn, doth sAys he Prepafaliois eoutaln 10 ar
cote, no mercury, or other uEiunl Tuas but are
purely Vegetable. H 4. HELMBOLD
Sworn sd slbsorIbei before n thiS "a Az ~
November, 1854. HM.R HIBBARn
AddreHs LettOfs f1F tnfoEnlfion IN o0lddanoa,
HE HELlIBJLD. Chenlist
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs -
AND UNPREScIPLKD DEGLKRs, -
Who esdessor 70 disposs cor TIKIR oWHs s,d
eother7 articles On TIE ~ utsfion attainedby
HslRbolfs GENUINE PEspara.Ions,
= EEtE1ct Buehn,
s4lS5.aolElla
sola y a DF1sgi.s, ,syssyNssFs Ts6I
AK EoR no OTHKE
lS 81 81 Be zsB P 81 4a AD
lunlS 6meod
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU

For Weaknesses
ARISING IRON RXCEssES HABITS OF DIssIRA-
TON, EARLY INDIsCREfIoS. Oh ABuEE
Attended With The fOuOvips synptons:
IndisPosLtIon 70 ExeTtIo1. Les q POger,
49, = 49, 1l-J1' +e-s5Ifg2,I :
HoEror q Disease Wakefulnes,
DinlnA48 o FialOn. Ralnin the Back,
Hot HslVls. > -fililid c5assssaleee,-
DTyness q the skin.
Thess symptoms, g alloEed 70 90 90, WkIeh this
Medicine Invariably removes sOOH foIIOv
uIP0fENCf, RATDTTK, KRIIRPEI0ETIs,
In one Of which the patient may expire Who can
say tuat thsy aEs not he9usntiy bhOUsd By thoss
'1iFsfui eis'lseFl - ~ - -
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many are aware OF tbe eass ef their suHsEins, but
DOns viii oOnfess- The records Ct tie Insane Asy-
lums Rnd the nlelGneholy deaths By sCO1SuUptious
bear ample Wines 70 the truth Ofths asssrtiou-
The coHsTITuTIoE,-oSCE AYFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKSRSs-
Requires the aid Of Medeins 70 strengthen aud in
VigoEats the system, which HELlGBOLD5 EXTRACT
| BUcHU Invariably d. A trial Win eo1Vinee the
/ most Gksptieal.
Females, Females, FsmaIsss
OLD Or YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIKB, on COS.
EENPLARlN6 MARRIAGR
In many aEeetions peculiar 70 FszaIss tie Ertraet
Buehu tS uDequalod - aly ethsL - n ChlO-
Eos q kStsRiiSH. iEEealIEty P1tafa7S. 9. 4
sehTrOus state q The EtsFl. LssooEEhsa q hisss,
stsdfty, and fIlall lllaes ineids19 b TIE ~.
whether arising from IndiseTstiOn Habits q Di.Ii
patton, orn the
DECLINE or CHAN = OF LIFE.
an sENPTOES ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
OERTWICATEs on CURES.

Fr0m eight % twenty years standing, with name
known 70 SCLKHOE AID FAME.
For Medical EropeTtia4u q BUOFTU, 80 DI1Dou-lfu
II q the United states-
ses Professor DBWKRs' yllnLbIs VOrhs On II
Practice Of PbyHie.
81 IsalaEl's aIsss b the late esisbra.od DR.
Zee FemHFkBmadsby Dr.. EPHRAIlI MCDOWELL.
celebrated Physieiau, a1d uaember % tie ROyat
College q eurEeols, Ineland and puhllIhed q -
Transactions % the King and Qlsous J6lrual.
Sc Medieo ClEuIgieAl ksSies, publiahed By BEN-
e nost Of the late STANDARD worlson Assaeis.
ExIRAGI RUoHU, 81 % per bottle, O. ak for6S o..
6AEsAFAEIELAs 81 ooper bottle nr M f6FS5
IAFB0EED AosE WAsH, soe. Per bOttlsor GE f5r $50
OF haIfa dozen q eash for sla %, which vfif b nj
heient 70 the most obstinate easea n Froeti0ls
Delivered 70 any nddres, securely paeksd from Oh
aerVatt01- Fffsfffafh @1sFafE-. Atff-f
~ Describe symptoms IN an e0liElunieatf0n1-
Cure' s1aFAn'ssa- Advise Er.sil-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23

MRS. s.A. ALIENS WORLD's HAIR RESr0flBR
AND ZYLoBALsAMUM Oh WORLDS HAIR
DRESSING az s1esls All others for restoring hair
strengthening when weak, preventing hlling q
turning gray, Gnd Hhsn gray, restoring It's ns.r1'
ooI0r without the use Of dye. The rich slOs+y Ap-
pearanoe impaired e truly wonderful. Win pot soA
or stain the hDess linen The taet that they never
An has astoafsbed thoasNnds 80 IAAy's toEst 3
complete without The ZyIobalsamun OF Hair DTe~s-
ing. 1t elrsnsss the hair and inPsrts 30 IL NEST
dsHshtf1l haSuaee. and i suited 10 beh yOung and
old
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
TIE RRsTOHER INTRODUCES.
THE HAIR DRESSING oULIIvATEs AID
BEAUTIFIEE.
CoNvINOING TESTIMONY

CONVINCING TESTIMONY
Rev. O. A. BUoKBEE,
AT Bcas. An. BiBIs UafSu. ~ 7. guy,
writes: 81 very ebsarfally sd ny testimony 70
that q nuzsrOas ienda % the Ereat yal1s q Afs-
3 A Aliens WpTid's Hair ResteTer and lyt0oalsA'
num-
RET WA. GUTTER, =. Y. City: t'Aly hair IL changed
% Its natural color, add groHtng on bald spot:
REV. J. II. CORNELL, n. z. City II procured toE
relative. The falling Of tho hair stopped, and
restored it fru!n being grey 70 it natural and
bsauEffnl oOlOT.n
REv. J. WEsT, Brooklyn, L. l.: Il win testify .
their value In the most lfber7t sense They have
restored my hair EhsTs II Is bald, and UbsIe grey,
% rs original color"
shen with great eject an DOW neither bald
nor grey. Ay hair was dry and brittle; it is nov
son a. In youth
RET. H. V. DBGEN, Boston, Mass THAT they pro-
mote the growth Of the hair where bRldness IL,
have the Evidence Ofnly own syes'' ~ r.
SID By az DTu9gfas throughout ne HorEs.
e. Principal Sales once
No. 1913 Greenwich ST., N. Y. City.
Rpr2bSm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
To Wool Growers.

HEH YoEK, May Is, 1868.
TENTLEMRS; We arc prepared 70 receive, han
Vt die. and sell WOolin large and small lots, on
the following oondltions Amer the Wool Is laid down
At our door, viii store, insure, grade, cell deliver
collect, and remit, for one cent per pound.
Our terms Of sales for cash, or nett prices adj
ding interest for time. In no cases do We take fauer
without the owners consent that VIII NOT san Alone
Our long acquaintance with the trade enables az 10
make quick sales 1t the market value.
Having the eonndencs Of large capitalists aIso en-.
Ables 70 negotiate for advances on the mot fSvoT
able terms.
An remittance Hfn be promptly forwarded with
account Of sAle9. :
We shAlI be pleased 20 receive your wool, and vtl
give Il prompt attention-GlUAysk keeping an Fian5s
posted on the condition Of the market
Very respectfully, yours
h APErT1B0NE& WALLACE
Wool brokers, 20 Broad Street New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23

i'm, MCCULLOUGH, Prssidsnt
? B. MYERS Cent Ticket Ag't fsbs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
BLOODI BLOOD! BLOODl
Hslmbo'as Highly cOnosu.Fassa Compound
Fluid Extract sarsaparilla
9XRHHTa

This Il an Affection Of the BIOod and attheEI The
Sexual Organs Innings Of the Nese, Earl, Threat
Wlndpipe, and other Mueus Surfaces making IL an
pearanes in the FIRM q UleeEa. HelmbOIFs Extract
Sarsaparla puries the blood, and removes an Sealy
EruptiOn8 Of the. skin, giving 70 the CompiGEion
CLEAR ard Healthy Color. It being express
y for this elass q complaints, it Hood Purifying
Properties are preserved % greater extent than any
other prepaFation a Sars8paFflls-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23

r.l' e E 1 ea1 ~ = go. :. gsss1Sss: 4.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-02
spirituaIisn Governing the Ar

1t is said that our President consci-
entiously anxious for the upright con-
duct of his Administration, not only
consults seriously with his Cabinet
proper, and still more earnestly with
the blackameor section of his advisers,
but even yet listens to the mediums,
for their advice in all matters of stra-
tegic wisdom. The management of
the Treasury of course he aban
dons to the wisdom of Mr.. Chase
The Post Office is safe under the con>
troll of Mr.. Blair. Mr.. Welles, as
sisted by Mr.. Morgan, can manage the
navy. 10 the skill of the President
is left the care OF the army. That
he should venture personally on the di-
rection of its immediate movements
can hardly be expected. Rail split
ting and law are not the educational
elements to make a commander
chief of an army. But his choice Of
a right chieftain to lead it is of the ut
most Importance. He has made so
many changes, and in his changes 50
many blunders, that something more
than the mere suggestions of human
wisdom are necessary for his guidance,
We csnfess ourselves scandalizel at the
sneers of some of our contemporaries,
who, dissatisfied with the military ap-
pointments of the President, are in
clincd to cavil at his efforts to obtain
wisdom = Union.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-02
RrOuSil's Platform.
no Peace Untii S!aVcryiS Torn
OHt, Root and ssrHMCih,

The following is from the speech OF John
Brough, a, Marietta, Ohio, June 10Th:
81 is said the Cnttenden resolution might
bring it about The resolution was offered
TO them before they fired upon Sumer, and
not a man was ready to take IT, and the
North would have been very smry if they
bad accepted it. !, for one sPu,n the Crit
feaden resolution, aud ! do 1t tor the reason
that the first gun fired upon Sumter relieved
us from the 'hrolId IN slavery, and 1nev
er desire 10 'ee !peace restored, aCM the politi>
cal POt0er q this institution TinStated
John BrVuga, In his Cleveland speech
said
'For many years, you are aware, | have
held ideas Of a Conservative character on
this slav ~ question. haze chaaged my
Viet0s. DOW see the imposs,bIity OF per
nanent success in our republic 30 long rs
any portion it is afflicted with the k prcus
dis, ase. EUh,r S'aue,y must be torn out R1Ot
and Branch o. our Government oW trjSt no
longer - Sec Ohio State JOurnat June 80
1868
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Washington 0II Military aHSub-
ordination.

tits with some hesitation we resolved
to copy the following letter of Wash
ington, for fear it might lring en- his
memory the imputation of treason
from our rulers and their abettors.-
The sober second thought, however,
taught US that the Democracy of the
country constitute the majority, and
that the opinion of theirs opponents
are worthy OF no respect. 1t will be
pcluscd with due reverence by our
Democratic readers:
"PHILADELPHIA, March q, 1875.
"Dear Sir:-The interest which
you have taken in the safety of John
Mitchell, as expressed in your letter
of the 10th of January last, would be
an inducement to 60 as far in relieving
him as public propriety would admit.
But the Attorney General having
made report, of which the enclosed
is copy, I think at advisable to post
pone the further consideration until
the trial shall have taken place.
sit has afforded me great pleasure
to learn that the general conduct and
character of the army has been teln-
perate and indulgent, and that your
attention to the quiet and comfort of
the Western inhabitants has been we'll
received by them. Still it may be
proper constantly and strong ely to i'm
press upon the army that they are
mere agents of civil power; that Of
fenses against the law are to be ex>
amined, not ly a military officer, Tut
by magistrate; that they are not
exempt from arrests and Indictment
for violation of the law; that officers
ought to be careful not to give orders
which may lead their agents into in
fractions of law; let no compulsion be
used towards the inhabitants in the
traffic carrying on between them and
the army; that disputes be avoided as
much as possible, and be adjusted as
quickly as may be without urging
them to an extreme; and that the
whole country is not considered as
within the limits of the camp.
81 do not communicate these things
to you for any other purpose than that
you may weigh them; and, without re-
ferring to any instructions from me,
adopt the measures necessary for ac-
complishing the foregoing o. jects.
81 am, dear sir, your afectionatc,
humble servannt,
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
"Maior General Morgan"
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LifcoIu'S last Joke.

Our humorous Chief Magistrate was lately,
visited by one OF the "On to Richmond >
sword OF Gideon gentry, who conf lenty ex
pressed the hope, 80 common among the Alb
olition noodles, that Lees army would he
"bagged" The President grinned TO the
utm st OF his classic mouth, and remarked
that be was afraid that there would be too
much "nigg.r mathematics" in it. The Wis
itor smiled al the allusion, as he felt bound
in politeness TO do suppoSing there must be
something IN it, though lie could not see the
point.
| But suppose you don't know what mig
ger mathematics is" continued Mr.. Linco n.
Lay down your hat minute, and I'll tell
you" lie, himself resumed the sitting pos
lure, leaned back in his char, elevated his
heels on the table, and went on with his sto
! ~ There was darkey in my Deighbor
hood, called Pompey, who, from Ger ain
qul kness in figuring up the prices Of chick
ems and SeEe ableS, got The reputation Of be-
inga ma'hem 'tical genius
J Mr. johnson, q da, key preacher, heard
Of Pompey, and called to SEE him. Here
ye're great ma ma ishun, Pompev.' Yes,
sar, GU jes try me- wen, Pompey, Ize
compound problem in mat matics;' 'Ail
right sar.' Now, P1mpey, spJse dere am
tree pigeons sltten on rail ence, and you
! fire gun al 'em and shoot one, how many's
left? Two, 90 coors, replies Pumpey, af er
a little WOO. scratching. 'Ya va ya, laughs
Mr.. Johnson; Il knowed you was a TOOL,
Polnpey; dere'S none left; ones dead, and
'dudder two's flown away
That's what makes Inc say continued
Mr. Lincoln, that am raid there was too
much niger mathematics in the Penns, Iva
MIA, campaign" And the result showed
that in this ms ance, at least. the anecdote
suited the fact, Lees army was the three pi
geous One of them was taken down at Gets
tysburg, but the other two flew over the Po
tumac.
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In magnificent speech, made on the
receipt of Maltese Cross presen ed to him
ny the 10Th Ohio Regiment, OF which he was
foruerl, Colonel, said 1T the rebel armies
II will not say the rebel States, or
1t is not against The States nor their Consti
tutJnal rights we wage war il the rebel
armies and The oligarchy who control them
have their pride brokea, and their prestige
humbled, let them blame themselves"
Again. he says:
at will bs for you soldiers to see that The
potoeYs Of the Government are restricted to Meir
iascful and appropriate channels; that each
State has its Iull and perfect rights under
the Constitution awarded to it."
One thing is very certain, that this brave
officer, the Bayard Of the Ohio troops, will
never be q Major General, so long as he
gives utterance to such sentiments as we
have quoted The telegraph that takes his
speech to the white House, will seal his
doom with the interesting faction who "hold
forth" In that quarter.--Caeve9aaa P,aia.
dealer.