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ALSO,

Candy, Pickles, Sugar, brown and whites Cove 0ys-
ter, Sardines, LObsteTs Spiced Herring, Dried Beef,
Bologna Sausage, Ham, Dried Herring, Raisons, Figs,
Dstes, Almonds Filberts, Brazil and Peanuts, Ginger
Ckes Sugar and Butter Crackers Spice, Nuts ETC., at
A. LOUIS q CO.,
50 North Market Street.
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ADJUSTMENTS

THEATBE-The interesting comedy Of
"Slill Water Runs Deep viii be pro-
duced tonight with Mr.. CouldOck IS
John Midway, and Miss c. SIS Mrs.
SternhOld. The performances close with
g The Humping Legacy"
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We are pleased to inform all who are
fond of good living, that they can find
the finest seleetion of dried, preserved
aud fresh Fruits, Groceries, Candies,
Nuts, Wines, and almost everything that
is good in the eatsble and drinksble line,
st w. w. TOtten's, No. % College street
opposite SeWanee House. He sells at the
lowest market rates, and delivers ell goods
bought Of him free of charge.
dee28- I'm
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CALL AND SEE
McMULLEN 6 GATES,
26 North Cherry St.,
NASHVILLE.
We are nov receiving
5000 Reams Note, Letter and Cap
Paper, every grade and quality;
500, 900 Envelopes-buf, white,
Canary, etc. /;
90 Gross Portfolios;
5000 Cheap Novels;
100 Gross Buffers Ink;
so Gross Lead Pencils;
1000 Photograph Albums -
from 81 so to $40;
5 Gross Soldiers Photog.
Albums, Pocket-b'k form;
10000 Card Pictures of Generals
of Army of Cumberland;
10000 Soldiers q. S. Army Di-
plOmas.
Diaries for 1854;
Blank Books;
Zinc Mirrors
Steel Pens;
Gold Pens;
Propelling Pencils;
Backing Brushes /;
Hair Brushes
Tooth Brushes !;
Rub'r Buttons ;
Ink Stands;
Prize Packages,
Gillott's Pens;
Sectional Maps of KY. & Tenn.
Emery Paper;
Gun Oil;
Paper Collars /;
Pipes
Combs;
RazOrs
Razor Straps;
Tobacco Boxes
Gilt Mirrors;
Rubber Blankets;
Fancy Soap;
Backing;
Hair Oil
Song Books;
Pocket Books;
War Maps;
Emery Packages,
and Suffers Drafts on Paymasters.
McMULLEN s. GATES,
Successors 10 ALLEN & CO.,
%, North Glory Street. Nashville,
aud 14S Walnut Street, Cincinnati.
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xshpilIs aaiaa.

THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. %, ga.
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ported a bin authorizing Corporations, gen.

l,sSn.k,,I = an :, :. ..., -
ss4 :. o .n. gen
y < Is; yt y ISSUE PEs1eFr .,S stoeA.
8, 5Als e returned tue olsi 70 estaHlIsn inc
"a, OF heGoroers' tetonsessps ~ anu Epe
VII ~ PtoNlulug com "a teSsotaeEs
81 cet.a .l cases, hease re; o. hna So
ip2sseas lnsseaa 1heEeet g g 8 al4ls'
~: euces 70 =
70 au'nttlAe me noaEas OF aperyIsors TO
!SoASheeotaers iof Wnlcn NO
Ssner Zee or reward Is allowed py law 70
oe pau ou " on = nes
~ =, 9ot less man 81 nan
9 49, unueeq 9ollsrss, ssl sael neanasl may
| Hssll Eess 9 94oles
"a g $50 IN lent -onthei propo-4
sl.l9n % revive me say lsS 10 certain Dor
oets anol ontsn ary Petlt pro
ana anu con on That SUBJECT Eeported5s1t mex.
70 ls .ss OF t9e q
ALSO so Fep9Fteu adversely l on InS propose
elIns 70 tne. Alo9ntJ surveyor 20
take acknowledgement OF deeds, and the
proposition 20 pass lAIsi JOE tne EelleeI OF
PeEs ens VINO nave patents &c
ne also fe e tAes sl house. ollt no.
Iof me relietsoIi y mon men oooedi 81. their
1 properly, andrea orteq that the Committee
conlo naSe Inotnlpg ont OF -. 49,, ~
a mesa eIIrela me senate sanpoa mega
.ne pa, pas thssa body The honse
sax S9e rouse 9lil tn ne Ier
Isltnre law OF the last session and the
oIlt Ior te claims
OLD stste returned Z
4 lne. lA9qse pill consuming the unla Itul
q aessntlon OF real est I'm llght amends
nientsi which we're coneureed in by the
House, and transmitted, Senate bill No. 6,
requiring certain persons taking out licep-
sss TO takessn oelhi5 Senate bill No, 30,
the liquor bill Soss2 amending the Liz
tie kanawh3 Navigation Company, AID
! Senate bill No. 25, tor the removal of the
county seat OF Pocahontas; which were
seSeratly read the hrst-time-and- the role
suspended o1s4oti on Of Mr. Crooks, laud
NO: zI-r r.. the' second time and referred
Fhe PHI, lSenate No. 20 for the relief
OF certain captured militia of 'Upshur, was
read the second time and referred.
! The bill, (senate, No. 26i) legalizing The
county levy OF -Morgan%for 1853, shsd It's
second reading and was ordered to a1third
Fea az .syszatt. s.Li..i..la i
P me Joint resolution received from the
Senate S'S, yesterdAy authorizing the Governor
Ito present q 6Auuer suitably inscribed to
the q. First West Virginta YGlduteer Cavalry
Was taken up and adopted. = ~
The following aonse hills were passed
No. SO, amending the law coDcerning.In:
Isurance and Express COMPANIES.
8 No. 81, incorporating The West Virginia
4 Central Railway. Gompany. u p
Senate bill No. 2, providing relief fol
!, families Of soldiers in no drganizrd coun.
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rEen the plt..batEse ssstte.
General 6IReI.

RI
We wish to express. our hearty approba.
ton Of tie. appoi1tmlat ofiGsn. sio.l nv
The President, TO thsIeommaud 81 th5spe.
Par.ment of West Virginia. Apart 1 rom ron
the confederation ! that Gen. sirelrbss
proved himself good sOldisf4u eysrvS M
Isition8ip lvhieh,he has been.srigd eand,tbs.
.thera IS thus . fatr'probabflity Of n,ii,s =
affairs ia West Virginia being better man
|aged than they have bee6sof IateisIe "a
loteethat the, Preside1t has 81 last eJ.sSs,tS:s
his prerogatiye as ,Qommander.in.C bisf of
the Army by disregardinE the oppositisn
OF General .Halleck to the hero az -CSrz
thage, Springfield aud Pea Ridge. ( N
.!.s Who are lat AL conyeEsant with the
!Sslae history OF the. war, il il we'll known.
!. mat the prime cause OF this Opposition has
Us ~ root IN some unfavorabte cfitiSfsn5s IN
sen. Stgel upon General Halleokss admin.
! s!s Of the Department of the Wee !.
sss u the reason why the brave ana "a
ttloslc S!gel has been kept .for mora man
4 year WtthoQesa command commensn rS,ss
VA. . MS rank aud hfs valuable Services -
me country. His appSi6tnent ~ ~,
resident over theahead OF GeDersi, NJ
[eck, to the commanded an iuIportant s n.
pettment y therefore not Only. An nj 90
astlee 70 . true soldier, hat Il ia slscS Il -
liheant of the Presidents intenti5S3 s.
make General Haileek yield his peTsonsi
l lS and dtsitkes ID the tdt1re q, the good
I the cause Ia which men : are nothipS
nd principles everything.
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.
,oT'illa 20 war DHPKRrOCKH1, ag,
CATARLH BURRAD, ~ -.-l
OFHIcE or CHIEY QUARFkRarisFRR.
WASHLN . ION. ID. o. ksbrnaTt, % IEsA

I WAsuN 4IoN, D. o., February q 1854.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE un-
I'll " o'clock a., on Monday, March seventh t7Ih),
T1rso thousand q OOO), Cavalry Horses, to be de.
ysred q Montpelier Wa within fly days from
One thousand Il OOOl Cavalry Horses, to DO dsliy.
Ssed In lMSaShng6on atesb0ro dsPot,l Within
one thousand OO0T CSSslFy Hose. To Ia ds,,v.
date OF contract. 5s,+i y .s.s--.,.
Also, sealed proposals. will be received at this Of
nee until u o'I1OIk NJ, THURSDAY, March tenth,
lothl 1854, for two thopsand q QoOl cavalry uories
to be delivered in Wheeling, West Hirgfnia within
thtFty--SQ-dAys from dataof contract.
Sntd horses 10 be sOunl in all particulars not less
than h!e-a-nor more than niue-9-years old;
fIom IA TO l6 hands high; fnIl fsshed compactly
built, 6rIdle wise. and sufficient for cayalrY
purposes f
These specifications will bestriciIy adhered to and
rigidly enforced in every particular
NO bid will be ents tNined unless Rccomna6FAii
by . guatanty for its faithful performance
aH9-Shopld any United states oficer guarrantes
the proposal OF bidder who should provo " bS Il.
his name will be reported TO the seere.
sse,y Of war, win recommendation that such of
neei De dlsmIssed the serYice.
All btdderS aud guArEanEOrs will be held to the
strietett accountability, and sy,r ny failure 70 comply
with terms of contract, or to make the contrss,
when awarded, will be followed by proSscn
the full extent of the law.
Form Of bid and guaranty can be had on aplica.
zion TO Captain g. PArnsWorth, A. @ NJ, Wheel
Ing Has 70 Capr. John W. KcEkim, 40 m. at RSs.
tons Mass or at this of6se. ~ S7Ta-E
Successful bidders viii be prepared 70 enter futc
YFleEan with good and Auie ient security
lnmedlateIy on tue acceptance OF their bids
Inc oath OF allegiance must accompany each bid
The Undersigned reserves tile righr 20 rEieot nj
bids deemed unreasonable. T5l5 - t.sSSfi ~
NO otd Etn he entertained forI Sss than hor.e4
Bids for the entire NUM- er Of norses reqGire Sro
Payment viii be madeon compilation Of contract
or q soon Thereafter as funds may be received =
Proposals must be endorsed .PropoSaIs for Cayal.
| "a HoLgeS, and addr seed to Lieut. Col. James A.
ington, D O. II. 80 ~, , Asl-
application to JASf4S 4 <. t SiySu -! ="
IeIZs Lit Col. Chief uartefniAsteE Cavalry BnFsan
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TRUsTEE's SAFE

an THURSDAY, the Sd day Of March, 1881.
" (commencfng At 10T'clock a. MI at the front
door Of the Court UoaSe for OhIa county; In purSn.
Hnce OF deed oEtrust from Matter @ SotL dated
9th day OF Jyne, 1856 recorded in tho RECORDERS
once tSr said eodhty In Book q page $780, to Ed
ward u. HizhuBh I; and having been, By an order
the trustee under the said deed, in the place and
stead OF the said Edward II. FftShugh S6SIl seII
ceh, the one unc ived fourth part Of lot bnm6FFSd
one hundred aud eighty-one [ls1l Situated on John
street In the city OF Wheeling, comm only known a.
Also iye shares OF stSck in the Washington Hall
Al.0 one share Of stock in the Hsnpasld ran
fe61 JAMEs s. WHEAT. Trustee.
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. q :
the purpose OF bringing about q common
.conc1rrenee In the plal of improyements
andthat they are expec edsto combat be-
fore the proper natioual uthotiues, all
tuadequste plans and urge such as merit
tpes general eoueufrencs Isl
The Louisville louradl ithns editorially
sums up and commeuts ap6n The doings of
the Convention:
The neutrality-suspicious. Convention after
tWo{days session in otr city adjourned
yesterday. The resolutions adopted, which
were accepted also as d memorial 10, Con-
gsesa, fully Get forth III importance of the
measure and the claims OF the Ohio basin
20 the favorable eonsidf rAtion Of Congress.
While the! seaboard cities have harbors
constructed by the nation from the general
treasury while the canal and SaIlt Ste.
Marie has been thus bnilt, and the Deltao
the mississippi RENDERED nayigable. and
the ChesapeAke and Delaware Bays have
been under the catering care Of the coun.
ny: the commerce 81 thy Ohio river has
been taxed 10 support the canal around
our falls. This could. 5e It all the
States Interested " ould make unanimous
demAndi unity ofEthe Interest should in
duee unity of the 6ctfo1 and the want Of
that unity mp to u tins has been a great
sr distraction q, the ohio river than the
falls below orr city. TITS Convention is
move in the Eight direciioai but VIII the
delegates work after is have returned to
their homes? II IS cert d that resolutions
can accomplish poihilg! Memorials TO
Congress- will beiread AMI thenislumbarifn
pigeon holes, with lie scclmplatibg dust
OF years as their cove ring This Convex
ton is hut the tatte oI " which should
awaken every ftye atty and town, and
every village on IT'S sLih ntagies, and every.
body should yolunteers.f for the campaign
aud be prepared TO fall into tanks for active
service. If the Executive COMMITTEES 81.
dered to be appointed will workswith zeal
they can.accomplish much; It Willibe seen
that all the Boards OF Trade. Chambers Of
Commerce, and municipal authorities in :
terested, are requested to lend their CO.
operative aid to the work of the Gonven-
ton. To do this efectpaIy, lst the prs.
amble aud resolutions be printed, signed
and forWarded to Congress with millions
of signatures, aud let ii be distinctly un-
derstood at Washington that the Ohio VAL
ley is asking for arecognRion.of her long
delayed rights, and that sic Is not willing
TO have any further provastination. Do
this and We will have our requests com
piled with promptly. ,s. ~. q, q" ''-l.',.'
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THE Germans have been everywhere
sueCsssfuliu Schleswtg, have driven the
Danes out of the Duchy, aud have things
their own way generally. At home the
Danes talk quite WGrllke still, but it looks
As though the question was substantially
settled against them, for they cannot hope
to retaks a territory which they could not
keep with all the advantages Of, fortified
possession. Ii uOne of the great powers
interfere, aud they do not seem disposed to
now, the long pending question as to who
shall rule over Schleswig Holstein, is es-
tined to be speedily determined.
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THE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
are experimenting with steel rails and
steel capped rails, 1t appears that 10
Europe they have been introduced. The
nFss cost is, of course, much greater than
that of iron rails, but II is claimed that in
the end they apecheaper, that they are less
liable TO break that better time can be
made on them, aud that the wear of the
rolling stock is less. :
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TRUSTEES sALE

ON THURSDAY, the Sd day Of March, 1851,
~ commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ D at the trout
anee OF deed OF trust from Walter g. Scott latet8
tue lst December, 1858, recorded In the Recorders
once LOT said eountyStn Book SO page 1885, to Alfred
cut sOonrt nr Ohio county, duly appointed tho
trustee under the said deed in the place add stead
est and best bidder at public auction for cash ali
thet following described parts of lots numbered
1hltty three lSSl aud rtyiour tSll in Jonathan
~ tue corner west Of Market street and south Of
EfankIin street; thence south with Market street
Rlltl with Franklin street. one hundred and
iSet 70 e. alley ~ feet vide; thence with SAID
aey NINETY mine S9 feet TO Franklin street and
thenee with franklin street to the htRfnDin0
sfs5l JAMES s. WHEAT, Trn.tse..
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trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

( RY virtue Of deed Of trust made by AArIns Pur-
I'D Eeson and David ". Gibson, dated The 9th
day OF June, 1857 and reGbidsd In The ONCE of the
heeoTSier Tor 1OSos c0unt IN, deed book nunber
forty-two--49-1olio four hundred Rnd4hre6-4O3-;
will. on SATURDAY, the btlI day Of March, 1864
at 10 O'Clock A. M; 1t the 'front.' door of the Court
House o. Ohio cou ptys proceed to sell lots number
nine. and ten, in square lumber tWenty-eIght In
that part OF the city Of Wheeling called Buo1a Vista
Emma ChurchIlrs trustee. -
On tile above described property Il franc cottage
with Two rooms, a good well Of water, &C.
selling as trustee shall convey such title % Is
vested in me by said decd Of trust.
Terms Of SGlE-Oash.
feS3-td H. O. COLTS, Trustee.
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.gs!eaPRUsTEEls SALE.

OF Resi- Eslate 1ylHg In lhe Town of
South Wheeling, w. ".
|. by virtue Of a deed Of trust made by William
u Grill to the uudersIgued, dated 3lst Mag, 1883,
and corded in the office OF ths Recorder for Ohio
county, indeed book number tOrty.thFOe-4-toliO
Two hundred and tcn-21O--; will. on Saturday.
the 9th day OF March, 1884 ut the front OF the
Court House In Ohio eoun y, at IL O'clock A. A. !,
proceed to sell Lot number tifteen-l5-in SquareNo
lWenty.eight-38-tn the town of South Wheeling
Formerly called lRitchietoWnl This lot IL InCum-
beEed with the dover right OF the widow Of William
SFi but Il otherwise believed 70 be uninCumbsred.
Selling as trustee shall convey only ouch title -
Il vested Ia me by said deed.
Terms Of sals-CRSh. ..fla-s H.
fe62-td N. RICHARDSON. TruRtaa
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United States. Internal
Revenue ssss5
annual Faxes fnrl 1ae q

4&e4e4e0eeA = Ss%4A0E tOT 1869.
I7lIF attention Of tax:payerS:i3 hsf.by a.,,.f =
the provisions Of the United State RxeiSs 81, = :
70 the ~ te5ssunent OF ur{bsI fS. LIN
BY the sixth Seetion Of the dtt AZ J5IS Il SEvst4
made the duty OF All perSonS, ~
oe Sofpotati0ns, maids liable IL & ~
ntal duty, leenSe, or tax, ON tt RIT < = Sf ~,
l aSt51.sE IAQNpAf IN NAY IN ZACH YFARss -
NJ e 20 the AsSIs ant ne
come the articles OF obiscIs char y.
any les q sns eF occupation liable q pay
EysEy lsfson, who khail h TO rnSIS maj,
y ne DAY pteided Will be liabI6 10 - ~
Stb,E5, ts SSs AsetsoEdine 20 The best *
required to add my p6f IN III az
OF items Of sdeh lisk Y 2 Ss t44l30Pns
s.;e ysEy pttson Eho shall deliver 10 an a
80 f5 fraudulent lLst or Witi IL
s4ade the IAlnation orehumefaff6h 4 =
n1ees % hne Of fYe huh "a dotiSr - 80 II
Or Ahiiltant AS or, and mn II Z $ sie
q MADE there can bs 50 Ines1 .s tta
,iss. yneat q The annual taxss: "a
az II jaa aA NOT % demanded ant ne tIiFtisEh
IT me !a bltns on vhIe u make
JobSz n rcF,iE Eill Be BY
OL r N doIidSys Cow, Hancock 90. 'tt@.i9n'
5Sa A tOSa Asst ASSESSOR, "a Division Oa,..,
Wheeling. ~ Nv s9ns Once in
in Z Gl N; ES,Ilie 4, Ditl.oa, once
ot Son9 a Murphy. Asst seh stb p,xS5sS.
OlleS IN New RatfihsyiIls VPstzs "a u
AaaninStSa6'. a as1s as' 80 ees in
-. Son 9 g 3. sth Divis{ N,
HS9 IN NJ gantoWn, Mona nfRIid 81 I Z V " "
omce ia FetssTa1a a6;s a
e9iy staftEnlu -Ass't Assessor. ,iOtI
0i me- IN kinguS6, Preston o. = - + 2 ipg7o
ssStat thsir JSSeeS. 81 ~ As
lLst Monday In Nay. 5tIHNpSTs Z me ne
.so-. e.a<! p, 9, AsssssPgFs 1t pist., ". Va.
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P :l.lSN.TE sALE-oF VALUABLE

igrOuP - = 2 seetG42a zsga fYgs
vii sen at priTate saIs thSt
= plee1 ot property COM ICpSGIT
- h Ls z s1nst esFien, lying about mia ~,
49, - % we city q Wheeling, containing eiESt
~ 1ls y an excellent garden sbdf, ai ~
~ mouse stable barn, aud seis
49, 81 agpie PEAR aad auiSes.
~ tSISs oets{ nsd fte Hhes &c.
- - g % opEee gtFeet, iHheeiihF - g
Ssseesa MCHARDS0a = NcR RkJR 4 ~ Il
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"A MARsHAL's SALE,
The real md IeIs6nGI pr6osrtT koFa.r

o. jonathan ~. Bennett.
ALL TERN, 1858, District Court of,ths United
sltS t9r t4s 1lfttiqs II yiIsipis 81
In Pursp9Pce Of 40 order q sale made and entered
g the IAN term 1858, OF the District Court Of the
OnI5ea States tor the Western DttFieE Of virginia
AZ In the above entitled cause L Will
On t1e day Of March, 1854 at the front door OF
me 1GaFt Housettn Ol4ehSbnFgi Harrison county,
w. % sail at public auction, the
h48Aest and best bidder, The Law and Private Ia
i3E4EIo OF Jonathan n Bennett -sl-s
\ hEeI1ns OF aaloS Cash-E3 gYeFnmant Fonda
I asaie 70 commences At 10 O'clock A n. 49,. =
=. xxx HtEssa,issl SRDWARDM.H oRT0N, s-
-.Lgo9s1 .az .9isitE! o. 8. M8rHhAl " d. Va
AT A.sPEOIAIe91EEIIN0 of{hS Board OF sn-
-, psLNleoE9 OF Ohto County. West VIZ gtna, bsld
~ the Court House on Monday. PobFudfy rs 1884,
lthS following among other spfocsedings vas had -
u, That a COunty bounty Of $500 90 be and
the same . hereby offered to each Yolpnrser OF re-
Fuit mustered Into the service Of the United States
ttly slnca the 9TH day Of February, 1855, or that
may pc mustered into such service prior 70 the
MI Gay otMhFch 1884 and credited BY the proper
l9neeT 70 The eo9piy Ohio PTeyIdt however,
that the nlln6er such reeEuits Of volunteers
- 4t4l4 uot qEeeed two hqndred meu, tia being
ne ql6ta a1tleAtd f1rttea tUia county under the
S4ii Of the President d sths upitgd5 states dated
y 4s6 ppd provided further, that said
bounty shaif be bEid % those only who shaIl pro-
dnce the certificate OF the Superintendent Of tbs
permitting s4Fbica aud eIet rnusIsFiBK IN GeeF APP
pointed muster The said EeeEntu tdt6 TIE BaFEies
certifying that he is Ace6ptedsa slE pfsi D. =-
"A Cop4--Eegtes : 5-l-5r+a GHOs3IPgSIGHHA,
III - = sCidrk Of TIE Board u sHpSTFis6HH
teblS tmh1 of0hibeOuHtEs
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TnE House has refosed . aooanl 49,.

THE House has refused to accent ~ =.
port Of the committee, ofconferenceon the
bill toamsnd the Internal revenue act
because the tax on whisksy on hand.was
not inserted again. The clamor Of the
people, all over the country, that the i've
or ten millions which the whisky specula.
tors have been preparing tOput into their
pockets. should 90 into the nationSlltF ~.
nry instead, has. evidently. made some
impression on, members, and they want
TO reconsider their former aotien strikino
the tax out Il is 10 bs hoped the arS1.
ments of the whisky dealers will not move
potent enough to OverthloWs this new
spasm of virtue and economy on Ae part
IF the legislators. s :. So s. X fisi
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'Kfamer'S Hotel for Sale.

Aecount of III health, I0tIer for sale tbi, vail
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

The extreme scrupulosity assumed by
some of the pOliticiAus about re.electing
president for second term is open to
suspicion. One would suppose that from
the didAetio style of talk about "the one
term principle" that it had been set down
in the constitutional in some acknowl.
edged manual of political maxtms, or at
least in some party platform, that no man
is to be president more than four years,
however much the people may prefer him
to all other candidates proposed. Then
the dangers of continuing one man in pow
er eight years, and permitting one set to
handle the peoples money all that time
are drawn in alarming figures of rhetoric.
This is all CANNON. There are no such
objections to the recollection of good
president, and nobody preteuds to see them
but those who want some other man than
Mr.. Lincoln for the next president. No,
body denies their right to prefer somebody
else, but their objections to him should be-
honestly made. To be talking dismal non.
sense about "the one term priucipls,''
when there is no such principle, or to be
retailing the OOpperhead charges against
the administration, is not ereditable to
Union men, conditional or uuc additional.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

Zach stripe ~ bright As new they wave,
SIN make ftiead 6IF ranks In WAY
SIN doaf above each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
70 trail It through the dust Of GhAm0,
All honest hearts Its lot VIII gilAEl
And follow Il 70 Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29


tbs Pomeroy circular has set the potit,.
clans in termsus at Washington. Tn.
Chase men hoped to keep their movement
secret for sometime longer, bat since the
circular has got ont they face the music
aud will be active above ground. Repre-.
sentative Blow, Of Miss bun, ,sysaasd, at bis
exclusion from the meeting, of ths republic
can national committee, made a speech on
Tuesday, abusing The admikisttaiiOu in
general and the Blair5 10 particular and
sztOlling Secretary Chase, who may well
pray to be dslivepsd from such friends.E
The Pomeroy committee is accused Of
ranking aud sending ovec toe, country
pamphlet written by Miss Anna Ella
Carroll, >iu which the prssidentis bitterly
aud cOarsely abused. They say the pam.
Phlets got mixed IN with their Ciroulats
and Nere sent by mistakS.e AZ Fremont
campaign club is to be organized Is N, :
York. Gen. ,GFG6ta has written tn .o,,.
body at Washington, declining to be con.
Stdersd candidate for the presidency s