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Some parties direct from the States to
South Boise mines purchased, while at
Chicago, l2-stamp quartz mill and are hav-
ing it brought by way of the Missouri river
into that camp. The mill is to be put up
on the Idaho ledge.
, 1864-04-02
40 Mich Cows for Sale.

Isssts ALL "FREsH"-S0ME with CALVES 80,
ee-7k- and some without. They are all good .kfsKiS
sized and Of first rate stock. For further particulars
inquire at the Franklin Market, of
JOSEPH PETTY.
Wala Walla, April 2, 1854.
, 1864-04-02

THE Union State Convention for Oregon
met at Albany on the Both.
The Oregon Democratic State Convention
will be held at Albany, April 18th.
, 1864-04-02

A LINE of stages is now running from
Boise City to the Owyhee mines. rr-v
, 1864-04-02

The State of New York has sent two hun
dred and sixty-two thousand men to the war
and is still short in her quota sc, 900 men,
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Public sale. l

T WILL Offer for sale on Tuesday, November
j lst at my residence in 0hie county, 3 miles
east of Vince ing, on the Nstonsl road, ALL NJ
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, consist
ing of farming utensils ploughs harrows, horses,
Wagons, buggies, harness, 90; also, one spring
market wagon, 2 carts and harness, one hay rake
one Wood moving machine, IL head of horses
and colts. a head OF milch cows, lot Of hogs, or
10 sta nds ofbees a lot Of Of corn in the ear large
lot of GOOD POTATOES, about rs acres of pas
ture and Household and Kitchen Furniture. /
will divide my real estate to suit purchasers
There is a small VINEYARD of about 2 acres, the
vines Of which are about five years old, having a
good crop of grapes at this time and my residence
Is near the National Read and close 10 Big Wheel
in & Creek, and within & of mi Of, one of the
largest institutions of learning now being built IN
the west, which will afford n excellent opportu-
nifty for any one having a family of sons and
daughters to educate. There is lar &c grist mill
near the premises. Terms for the real estate one.
third cash. the balance one, two, three, four, and
five equal installments, with interest from the day
of ssle For the personal property, terms d ade
known on the day of sale, There are many erti..
ces for sale which are not mentioned here If not
all sold on the first day the sale will be continued
from day to day until oil are sold ,bf0iI ~
oct7-d&wts. A. BEDILI0N.
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SIN ITHsS u ostJ
w JEELING BREWERY
, FOR SALE. .gf.o.

DEING DESTROYS of retiring from active business
ID have determined to dispose of my old es-
tablshed Wheeling Brewery aud Mailing Estab.
lishment now in successful operation together
with the stock on hand which is sufficient to ena-
BILE purchaser TO proceed with tho business with
cut interruption, consisting in part of A,es Malt,
Hops, Barrels, Coopers stuff, Seams and Fixtures,
everything in complete order. aud capable of
brewing twenty thousand barrels Of Ale and malt
ing forty thousa nd bushels Of barley per seasou
The buildings comprise the. largo brick brewery
with the cellar and vaults complete, nd, malt
house, brick Cooper Shop capable of turning oct
enc hundred barrels per week Seven dwellings,
for employees, realizing an annual rent of Eve
hundred dollars large stable bag room, wash
house and Office all lighted by gas manufactured
on the premises The old established reputation
of my ales and malt in the East, West and South
and tho regular oash customers for all have been
able to manufacture with the Increasing demand
for malt liquors, makes ii one Of the most de.ira-
BILE opportunities that could be ofet ed to reliable
party tn engage ia the business with certain
prospect of realizing fortune In few years
3Ierms OF sale as TO real estate, ons-fourth cash
the balance 10 one two or three years, with inter
est secured by mortgage on the premises As to
personal property, one fourth cash, the balance
in three, six and nine months. Ifnot disposed of
at private sale before the 10th day Of October. of
which due notice will be given in the papers con-
tanning this advertisement | will then on that
day ofer the same at public auction tft,s4
- ,oct7-ts GEO w. SMITH
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Blow ON Lincoln.

(. Hon. Henry T. Blow, Republican, in .
speech at st. Louis, told homo truths about
the President, He is q memhsks Of Con-
rress. and speaks of VIII hs ~ and
Knows. He thus portrays the fall of con-
Gdenca in,Lineoln: 3 seq
HIIe NJ not grest-we doubted; he was
not firm we hembled; be became selfish
md insiu6e rel and We lost al confidence,
md ceased 10 respect his ~
WeEere not alone in this feeling. The
Journals of Congress show the gradual de-.
cline Of confidence on the part of the mem.
bers in the Chief MagEtrste, and history
|reeofds lthifln these days Of oarigreAtest
disasters the President Of the United States
WIS =engaged with=his myriads of Office
holders perpetuatiDg bis government; for
already invested BY CIRCUMSTANCES withand
exercising greater power than that pos
sessed by Kings and Empcrors, ambition
|reigned supreme in thst bosom which
should have cherished only thsSloftisst pa
triotism.
The contemplation of the events of the
past eight months Is sickening, absolutely
nauseating This is strong language; bnt
let those who have been engaged in this
unhoIy crusade for power while their 'coun
try was in darkness, deny it if they dare,
and their efforts will be met with the indig-
nation Of the honest men of all parties, and
refuted by history written in blood and dis
aster. $40 - cd
And how is it to day2l. The man still
rules and errs. No dignity, no high re
solves, no action bearing the impress of in
tellectual power and greatness. Nocabinet
to council with !; with hardly nything left
save the imbecility which threatens, the
cunning which sometimes triumphs, and
the vanity that demands without power to
enforce. 80 a.,tco
Adler men have assumed the
task Of exposing the Implicitly and incon
sistency of President Lincoln in this mat
ter, and going further still have let out the
pent up indignation shared by majority
of those who ielt forced, from the condition
of the country, to sustain the President,
while crushed down by knowledge of his
weakness, the frivolity of his manner, and
his utter neglect of the honor and safety OF
the country. l know what | am saying,
and do not hesitate to declare to the world,
L - = -
that had President Lincoln and his friends
devoted themselves from December, 1868
to June 1854, entirely to the safety OF this
Union, instead of working day and night
for the perpetuation of their own power
over portion Of it, the President seeking
relief only in jokes of questionable taste,
we would this day be rejoicing in additional
victories, our ranks would be filled, our
soldiers confident, our national currency
approximating to gold, and the rebels des
titute OF hope, would be knocking for re
admission into the Uuion,s which they so
basely deserted" ..s
This more than confirms Senator john
sons scathing letter on Lincoln. How low
ers of their country can go for the re cleo
ton Of Mr.. Lincoln is strange. Will moth
ing open the ewes of honest men? yay
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.ISUa
Tho Netsh Western Bank Of yir-
ginia, Complainant.

-
ginia, Complainant.
VS. - Ir-. rh,.,,
John Bishop. Andrew tPannsl, ~ Cn a;,
Aaron Kelly, John Howell Ga. f"au.t V g.. Ok
brisl Jacob George Hardman, the Io,rsvs'- !
Whselidg SatinEs' GInstitution, S'"
and Sobriskie Brady. Defend
aTg antsJg .SIlJa ~. Ats
In pursuance Of the Decree of the Court made In
this cause Il shall as Trustee and Commissioner ap-
pointed by the said Court in the place Of said Ga
bris 1 gss9 12 e 5 M1R 6E NovRMBEB. 1854
at the front door Of the Court House. Of said codn
ty sell 10 the highest and best bidder on the terms
after mentioned, the following described property,
to wit "A part Of lot Of ground in the city OF
Wheeling situate on Main street, on the east side
thereof. and bounded as follows Beginning at .
poiut on the east side Of Main street. ninety-fve
feet and eleven inches southwark of Market alley
and east Of Main street thence south with theeast
side Of said Main street. thirty three feet and nine
inches; thence east with q straight line parallel
with Market alley to an alley in the rear OF said
property thence North with said last mentioned al
lev thirty three feet nine inches; thence with a
straightns to the place Of beginning being the
property convened to said John Bishop by Alfsed
Caldwell and wife by de recorded in the Clerk !
office of the late County Court for said csnnty OF
Ohio, and which property Is now in the occupancy
gof said John Bishop and others. ''.'
The terms of sale are one fourth part of tho
purchase money in cash at the time Of sale and the
balance of the purchase money in three equal in
stalments at six, twelve and eighteen months re-
spectivey from the day of sale with interest from
said time Of sale, the purchaser giving bonds with
good secur ty for said deferred and the
title being retained until the payment Of the
whole purchase money q. JACOB =
Trustee and Commissioner 8
October 6, 1864. octI-h--
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diate It. II they did not he pronounced
them here. although with some of them his
relations bad been intimate, the basest
traitors in the South. Without the cour
age to take their places beside those who
are fighting under the Southern nag they
have resorted to- Q miserable political
dodge b steal away the liberties q their
fellow citizens. 81
Language Of thatkiSd Comes With ! very
bad grace from W AirNAs T. WILEY.
Three Of the distinguished gentlemen who
are electors on the McCLELLAE ticket,
Messrs SUMMERS JACKSON and DAVIS were
members of the Richmond Convention
and fought side by side with Mr.. VII.
LEY, against secession. But . new
light has . dawnedS upon WnrMAF 7.
He became convert to'the higher
law" embraced emancipation, con.
fscation, subjugation, humiliation and the
whole abolition programme; and now be
pronounces those of his former friends who
have not been able, like him, to swallow
~
the negro whole, "the basest traitors ir
the South" The gentlemen composing the
MCCLELLAN electoral ticket need no de-
fence at our hands They are we'll known
to the people Of West Virginia and no Gu
logy that we could pronounce upon them
could serve to heighten the exalted reputs
ton for purity and honor which they o.
ready enjoy. They are now, as they have
always been, unconditional Union men,
while Mr.. WJLLEY's Unionism has come to
that complexion that he must have "the
abandonment of slavery" a condition pre-
cedent to the restorat ton of the Union
Which of these men is the " traitor" We
leave the people to judge.
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GENERAL Mcclellan wrote to Mr.. Lin,
coin the following words:
"By pursuing the political course | have
always advised it is possible to bring about
a permanent restoration of the Union-a
re>union BY which the rights of both Sec
tons shall be preserved and by which both
parties shall preserve their self. respect
while they respect each other"
For this he was removed. Mr.. Lincoln
is opposed to any kind Of Union, unless upon
the basis of i"the abandonment of slavery. -
General Mcclellan distinctly announced
that, with him: "the Union was the one
condition Of peace" The friends Of the
Union cannot vote for Lincoln-their choice
must be the Victor Of Antietaml-PAIa-
detphia Age. as.zj.-u. ILL,
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Another Letter from Mr.. FIJI
more.

We have to-day another letter from Elk.
President FILLMORE, which, though not
written for the public, has, with his con
sent We presume, found its way to the
newspapers. 1t is addressed to citizen of
Philadelphia, and is as follows: So
BUFFALO, August IL, 1863.
JOHN BELL ROBINSON, Esq.-Dear Sir;
Your kind favor of the. 3Oth ultimo came to
hand on the 9th instant, and now | have
just received yours Of the 9Th, and while
fully and gratefully appreciate your kind
intentions, hesitate about responding to
your inquiries chiefly because | am unwil.
ling to write anything for publication.
While take the deepest in the fate of
my country, and look with painful appre
hension to the future, yet 1 have retired
from public life, and can hardly appear
again before the public, even by letter,
without having my motives impugned and
misrepresented and therefore have inva.
risbly refused to attend any public meeting
or write any thing for publication
l sincerely feel that the country is on the
verge OF ruiu, anu unless the pOilcy which
governs our national affairs can be changed,
We must coon end in national bankruptcy
and military despotism. Perhaps the
former cannot now be averted, bat the lat
ter may but in my opinion the policy can
only DO changed BY change of Admipis-
tration. E.ks
Everything seems to have been done to
unite and exssperste the South, and inten-
sify its hatred to the North, So as to rem
der union impossible but still am not
without hope that change of Adminis>
tration may change the feelings of the
South towards US, and eventually bring
about restored Union and an honorable
peace but have no faith in that policy,
which proposes to exterminate the South
or hold it by military subjugation. To
maintain this Union by force Of arms mere;
" would require standing army that
would exhaust all the resources Of the
nation, and necessarily convert our Gov>
eminent into military despotism This
is result that no patriot Can contemplate
with horror. But ! have said more than ]
intended, and you will please consider it
private, and believe me, Yours, &c
WILLARD FILLMORE.
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MALPEAsAKcr IN OFEfer.-Tbe Louis
vile Journal publishes an exposition of NAL
feasance in Office by General Paine, at Pa.
ducab, and duplicates the Hon. sLucien Ap
derssn, member Of Congress, and B. d.
Hall, Provost Marshal, John T. Ballenkef
and Major Henry Rarthene as his assistants
in various swinding transactions. ! General
Meredith, the successor Of Gesefal Paine;
has arrested some Of the parties, and wilt
doubtless sscpEe the remainder. - a. :,
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Club Meeting ut Washington
Hall Tonight

The Central MCCLELLAN and PENDLE-
TON Club will hold a meeting at Washing
Ton Hall. to night. Good speakers have
been, invited, and are confidently expected
to be present and address the people. The
public are respectfully invited.
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Great Meeting at Claysville
80 So. Tomorrow. 8flie iP7t

There will be an immense MCCLELLAN
and PrspLEros meeting at Claysville, to-
morrow, Saturday. 1t is expected that
special train will leave the Hempieid de-
pot, in this city, for Claysville, alto o'clock
to morrow morning. Further notice will
be given either by hand bills this afternoon
or in the REGIsrER of Saturday morning.
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Every Justice, (Coroner,) Alderman Physicisp ana
every person acting physician within this city
via lake noface that the MAKE, ACE OF Rgsfbxrcy
toE TINE OF DEATH ofthe deceased and the pIsr.., q,
vheh be or she may hefe died to be set forth Il;
eacn csfuncats ElrI "a q IL - II
Zach sexton Is hereby notified aiso that until such
eeraneate y produced % AMI fled with him h
CEASED person. BY Grgsf :,
=. . :. - - - -. JOHN c. HUpp.. 4
osa-ss s...r Secretary Of the B0Ard u Health.
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sELBY. On Thursday, the 9th inst, at o4o A. N.
EVA,,infant daughter Of Samuel and Mary sciby,
aged months andi5 days. e 60 rftH
Funeral from the residence of Mrs. J. 8. Jones,
this afternoon at o'clock Friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend. es.-..8
(St. Louis papers please copy u I'D
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WANTED.

CLERK in country store, situation u miles from
N Wheeling on a railroad. Address &c % Resiste,
Office giving references and stating If they have had
any experience oct5-std
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For Sale.

A COAL BANK, situated on the Ohio river, mile
"A above Wheeling, comprising $50 acres of coal and
some acres Of land, which are erected dwelling
houses sufficient for 10 fan lies convenient TO the
coal bank. The hank Is in good condition, being
thoroughly repaired this SUMMER and has railroad
on an extensive business including barges boats aud
lines. The bank is also well adapted TO the city coal
business is in good working ORDER with IL coal
mules blacksmith shop and tools, and all uten re
ouisite to carrying on coal bank. The coal Will be
sold separately together with the land and stock,
the purchaser may desire. Also piece of Land com
prug sorns2 acres, situated in the town of Martins.
vile, Belmont county, Ohio which is erected a
steam saw mill in good running order and frame
DWELLING alsos small assortment Of lumber. !. tt
81 For particulars apply to
SO y WALTER MARSHALL,
sept26 No. 326 Main st., Wheeling, Va. .
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81 Brandy. Peaches. 100 ~
XII Csses-1 dosen bottles each-in store and for
~ als " lspt2O) u. BELLY,
~ FOR SALE

THE Lot. and Buildings on the Bridge Corner, oe-
l. euped BY Logan List & Co., and others owing
70 is position this property aSrds most des Iabe
situation for any branch Of business aud presents an
opportunity Tor good investment. 80 - 90
The Lot and Dxell;Hg h9us. on sth street near Gen.
ire, occupied oy b. Cfangie, ESQ. n @iDJG
Also. Lots Numbered 81. 81, SO. Il. 81 and IS in
North Wheeling; These lots are offered at very low
priee either nnfly Or together -, ga "A IL
: e. fp an xaops .. ssAkrs, r.s :f 4
~ Otn<SAV~lsa- =. 49, - kssrrT~r. e q go 60
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FOR CONGRESS .

MrssRs. EDIToRs-Please Announce sAMU Ell
CRANE a candidate for Congress in the First Con-
gressiona District, subject to no Convention, but the
will of the people at the polls, q = - q -
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New Advertisements
Look Look! Look,
CLOTHING =
KLINE &sHEYMAM
No XXI Main Street. 81

Citizens and STRANGERS are invited % senf store
where we have Just received eonpl g sfoce q q:
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
and 0entlemen's Furnishing Goods generally, con-
sisting of every variety Of
COATS, PANTS, VISITS, SHIRTS,
Drawers, Hsudkerchefs, Ties, Socks, Umbrellas ana
Garnet Sacks. Drop in and examine our stock. No
trouble to show goods xuv..x.x
..@oct7s 3m - ->-- $50 KLINE q -Hei NAV
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Gorgeous Dolphin Chariot,

The most magnificent specimen of art anl elabgrss
workmanship ever praded before the public, dram
'Iorty horses splenddy caparsoned, and driven ana
controlled by Major III. Deri, the Oh 4mplon Whip
sep2i
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Flour

49, Flour. 70 y
100 BBls washington Indianao mills. I 5i4
Z 100 Do Smith and Watkins extra family.
400 do West Hamilton mills double extra da, all
fresh ground 10 store and for Gale BY
4ocfi 49, s.. .,.,.y 'f..,- NJ. REILLY.
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= LAKE 81 CO.'S
Great w estern Circus!

THE MOST COMPLETE TRAVELLING EXHIBI-
TON EVER ORGANIZED.
Consisting Of ma gnifcent outfit selected troupe
Of Equestrians and Equestnennes corps OF Grmusst,
and Acrobits, aud company ofEquestro DramstiSts,
Comedians and PaDtommists, n tu complement Of
equerres, grooms and chevaliers Of the arena, aud
tont-eRsemEe 2alf '.
u BRILLIANT BEYOND PRscEpENT.
Comprising in its comprehensive detail
A STA R IL Y GALAXY.
Selected from the ere,ne-de-la-crep. Of the varou
amphitheatrical OF Europe Am ERICA,
Will exhibit at WHEELING, on Thursday and FRI
day, October 9th and 9Th, 1864.
AdmissI0n-50 cents; Children under 10 year, Of
age, Is cents. Doors open At aud o clock.
THE STUD OF HORSES
Has been chosen with great care and ia blood, beau.
ty and training, can defy rivalry.
THE TRICK HORSES AND EDUCATED
~ t-y III MULES,
Are rnarvels Of equine sagscity, and the latter Will.
fasifying the old adase Of stubborn mule" com
plstey bewider the spectator with human like intel
ect, and comprehensive iacile power In short every
particular, the Greet Western Circus can iutty LAP
claim to the title Of the Hippo Arenic Model OF the
age s&L.1 4 4 20 IT
The following gentlemen comprise the corps Of Man
ayers and Directors: Lake Co., Propnetor,; Wn.
Lake, Manager; =, q. j. Thayer Treasurer; T. Per-
~, Equestrian Director; Herman Ludwig, Leader %
the Band; Major Henry Derf, Maitre De Eluerrie
The cavalcads entering town in grand procession
M adad hu he
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Report of the Board OF Health,

CONDENSED TABULAR sTATEMENT OF TIL {
y Board OF Health Of the City Of Wheeling for the
month of September, 1864, namely: -
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Says Mr. Frv. the distinguished Musical Critic Of u,
New -7fi6sne, ''thst Mesrs Mason H.nl,
have succeeded in making better small nstrun.n.'
than any other Of the Organ kind; "that no such !.
chanical works Of the hind can be found in Euro,. =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-17
lnnDlIIlnton. .. G.

st@en. Cutler lit 9eitern Mor9en rpn
bier na0 Gitp 8Cint abgereiit. Gr mar pprs
9eltern BON Sem gort bier angetpnmen, no er
ietns WiIlipn poltrmmen sur Befriepigung al
Ter rubigen 8lr9er pdbreno Der @ab( erirlt
bat.
! Wic Obj Nbe Die Stimmce i :
mes 0plbaten 9ewann. - SaS Mes
cambria State Scurnal III fit fclaenbe @eldi6te
~oerdntpertlih:
Nur; ppr Der 9SrdlioentenlpabI, ais piele Spls
oater, Die in unO bel 8aibin9tpn i~tatipnirt tpas
rem, na6 9auie ~reiiten, I'm ibre Stinmen OBJ
%suseben, eridien ein 6reipiai9er, nit einenl
McGlenan5eiden auf Der Srltit, in Der Sranss
pprtatipnszO iice, UNI frete 6abrt na9 benz Nor=
ben 81 erbalten. 9ie 8abRbeamtert, pel6e ieiu
9lbSei6en luben, lieBen ibren 9arteieiisr iber
ibr Geredti9teitssefub ite9en unc tbaten, aIS
penn lie ben SDlbaten gar nidt bemertter.
9erielbe itano Sipei Sage uuter BEN ~9tpplitan=
ten, enblid aber 9ins ibnt be @ebulO aus UNI
ct beidlpb suslei6, fi9 BET Der bD6iten @utbpz
ritdt Gere6ti9teit su ptri6afen. S6nurftrada
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ppr BENT Nlten, benz ct in fursen Morten ben
.3tped ieirteS 8eiu6es ertldrte uno binjuleste,
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len ~itinrrnen perbe STR. 2incpln IieB iin iei=
men urIaubidein 5ei9en uno i6rieb auf Die Rld=
lsi!e oenelben: ,8ef0rbert oiele1t Nlann iofprt
". Qincpln." Ser Solbat nabNt leinen S6eir
Surid, beIab ibn einise gtugexblide unO iprad
pann: n!6err 2incoln, i6 MAI beute Mprser
feit entidlONen, fit McGIellan su i%tilnalen, bpd
meme anii&t bat it6 9ednpert uno i'd iperot
Sbnen meme Stimme sebeu. SD CLAUDE, Sic
iino lpertb, nod einrtal erpdblt 3u weroen rnb
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