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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18
r. II. LIE E, NJ. D.,
Physician, Surgeon & AGGOlGlGUr,
OFFtCE AND KDInENCE
No. - Cor. Mill Alley aud Vain 81.
CENTRE WHEELING,
Where hc may b. found al al times unless
professionally absent.

Dr. Lee l. a graduate OF one Of the leading
medical colleges Of Cincinnati, ohio, and has
heen actively engaged In the practice OF med
icine and surgery for more than fourteen
yonrS. 1.-THE last two yoars % which has becn In
Wheeling. and he ieeb confident that froin the
knowledge which be has acquired Of his pro
lesion during ~ long and yaried pfactcc,
that he will h. able 10 satisfy nll who may IA
vor him with their patronnge. Dr. Ire. Ia nd
dition to his regular practec, VIII devote a
part OF each day 10 the treatment Of Chronic
Di-oazes Dr. Lee Is now prepared Win All
the necessary appamtus for the scleniinc
medical application of electricity ~ an auNil-
larry In the treatment of many dp~'g-S, both
acute and chronic 10 which he would invite
the SPECIAL attention Of the afflicted. Dr.
~. has given much time and attention 10 the
study and practice Of Operative opthalmic
ssuuspry, and he 4 now prepared Ia perform
All the various operations ON the fye, "a wen
as ~ trcat al the different diseases Of the
same. in strict accordance with the latest and
most approved scientific methods Of the pres
IT. Ts.e cures Canoers, Rheumatism, Neu-
uiiEia and diseases Of the Bye lar, Liver
and am 81 the various and painful diseases
which women are subject %.
ANY pcn-un wishing L. consult the Doctor
privately or for any private dis'ase, can do ~
either personally or 10 letter, contidentially
relying upon his honor to prt-sr I'VE their secret
iuvi0iate. and his ability To cure them.
In lee Guns all the different iurms of club
Foot. by am operation which Is attended with
no danger aud with bat little pain.
Private diseases speedily and permanently
cured. Treatment-new. SAFE and reliable.
Ia. lee viii give two hOun, every Mcdnes-
day and saturday afternoons To the treatment
Of tho-e who arr unable In pay.
kEFERENCE-PruL John NJ. Scudder, Gin
cinnat. Ohio; Prof 4. Freeman, Cincinnati,
ohio. Prof Edwin Freeman, Cincinnati, Ohio,
De- Rolt. :. Newton, y. \. City.
Besides numerous testimonials from persons
who have becn cured by me, and my Diplo-
mas can H. sen Ina my Office. octls
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A cARD.--r0 THE voTERs OF

~ A cARD.---rO THE VOTERS OF
~ MARSHALL COUNIN.-During my
ai..ence from home without INV consent, and
without consultation with me, md that my
name has teen ussd candidate for the
next Legislature.
/ have endeavoncd TO have myself with
drawn, but ind will he voted for by large
number Of people. whether VIII consent 10
be- n candidate or not.
II h represented 10 me thai can b. OF great
service 10 the people Of this section.
I have finally consented 30 make the sacri-
fee Of my private Interests, and devote my
self publicly 20 your service, n you should see
proper 20 elect me.
SHERRARD CLEMENS.
ELLENpALE, MarShall Co, Oct. 10, Ina
oct 15-dNwto
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THE Government is now drawing on
en- southern rosima-ier- tar haluuca
due prior to thc reheil.n. bradshaw
been drawn on ail the Presidential
Offices .u che southern -.Htrs. amount
lug to sll7. Soils Nirsu.a .s nrther
behind than amy other state. her u-
dchtrIucss amounting to s-1. isU-U. ON
each case che delinquent postmaster.
have been uouied that unless che drafts
are paid, suits win Immediately bo
commenced against them By the p,-
urrfmnuf
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ruE New YORK C0maierci,il Advertiser.
speaking of the foreign dry goods trade,
SAYS. "rhe very large roceipts appear
likely 90 exces.i the wants Of the mar
ket. and. Judging from the present
temper OF buyers, no more goods. not
even tho-e most scarce and desirable,
viii b. bought a. lste quotations"
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WOOdburn Female Seminary,
At Morgnntown. ". Va.
NFW ARRANGEMENT

NEW ARRANGEMENT
The Rev. j. ". scott. DID, late President OF
thc Washington college, lo.......-..irincipaL
Mn. r.. J.. Moore, Principal of the seminary
fr,rn ~ lri.lu ........'.....-N ice Principal,
These experienoed and well-known o1ucl-
Tors ,giu devote their whole time 20 The lusl-
mes, of Instruction. and will h. assisted ~ a
sufficient number of TcachcIs, Thoroughly
qualified for their Respective departments.
The Winter session viii CONNIE nee On " W.
n,-,liay. the sth Of November. l~.A
For cinrular containing terms, &C., addre,s
the principal. 40 Monnutown, West Virginia.
o.rfI.- ITHaffwN
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Pursuant to notice. a meeting Wa
held boz Henwood. Marshall county
West Virginia. ON Moniav evening. Oct
IH. ISIS. ni the Srhool House. for On.
purpose of taking into consideration
ihe claims OF the different candidate
uoN hel1ra tho people of Marshall cOun
o. Or the House % Delegates. Mr.. J.
u. Trainer being tho only candidat,
present.. addr,~-ld the meeting.
Mr.. Walter Evans being present was
callci Cor and made a very appropriate,
spcoch.
CA motion d was
~ nirri. That we, r. portion 81 the
Union voters" uf Union Township.
viii give our undivided seaport to the
nominees % che Convention held at
Mouni-Vilie, on The sch 10 September
last
Ou motion Do was
Heslfred That tho editors OF the
Wheeling iNrELrIuENrEH DEL requested
to publish che proceclnss of Tn meet
ing.
Tho nominees arc Thomas n. Trainer
and Dr. Siiger.
A. MCMFCuEN. Chairman.
j. r. MORROW, >ecrctary.
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We are gnudcd % and la the Pitts
bursh papers denial OF the reported
death of Hon. Coo. v. Lawrcucc. u
seems he ~ recovering from his Illness,
and at chs time ia considered out of
danger. he has been quite SICK. and nd
one time very dangerously SD.
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TUE ncmocutic party seems to have
about given up the ghost In Indiana.
The -puelching OF the sons Of Liberty
has been "a death blow % IT, In tho
county elections last Tuesday e. was
beaten even in iis stronghold-. and In
some localities 10 did not even enter the
Geld with e. ticket. 10 nan none In
indianapolis. and the lafayette Jou'tai
saws 1.-The election yesterday WAS the
funniest thing ever witnessed In la
avotte Altogether 10 vas one-sided
matter. the Democrats having no ticket
iu Che held. The Republicans votei
tIl they hccamo Tired Of the nun and
then stopped"
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Born tte Richmond iLaaittrf anu
ths ErI..rer arc to be revived H..
Rive. Pollard is Co publish the FORMER.
ana Tvirr q Coleman the latter. The
Ern..rls to be. -1snys its prospectus,
what BE- u-ad t0 b. under Daniel, even
toits spelling of the English Language,
which Is OF che Obsolete school A., OR
iu.tsn-e. to ON words ending ina 'lc' Do
uIIsak. as in rauir, topic. and in att
t.rmin1tiaus or reuuit.matc- of pr DC
us.s on-. % viii bs the rehoi paper par
excellence when Do starts. and all who
want "a paper % that SORT should send
on the.r names. Tho EaTlrrr vii.
have no speciality, ve presume. ln-
deed We Io noe $50 Che object oi ii-
s,aruns. except perhaps as "a meat and
bread enterprise. Richmond r. getting
nu of newspapers. Already four are
in blast. counting the Eanrfn. lately
Suppressed. but sgain resurrectcd In
addition OBJ the Lrnmiacr and knIrfrfr
the Dsprfch Is shortly to make IT, ap-
paarsnce. With so many competitors
in tho aeld We shall -0on hear of sever
al collapse.
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For Sale.

HOUSE AND LOT, STU ATED IN
y the town of Louisville, On the National
road. 10 miles wet 81 this city. hou~', wv
story frnne. 2iby ~ Rect, good cellar, a well Of
water, stahling and carriage shed, an excel
lent pailed garden; also a good growth OF grape
vines ,
For further particulars apply TO Samuel
Lewis, AT the Grant HOUSE. -.
Ocl6-1we \. N. JoNfS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18

TuE Democrats assume political re-
laiionship with President johnson, be-
cau-e be- declared himself 10 be- now, as
De- AWAY. has hcen, a Democrat. They
forget that their Democracy is no more
like President Johnson's, than the ko-
ran O. like the Bible. While his democ-
rlrv lcd him 90 stand by his country in
the hourofits troubles, theirs led them
to desert 10. That's the difference.
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TmE rNtoN aASS MEETING 10
MORROW NIGHT.

The Union mass NESTING tomorrow
evening promises Co bo a. sranl succcs-
iu th, way Of eioqueut, ahls and dis
uuguished speakers.
Ne nov have word that not only viii
lion. sam. Galloway sud Hon. Juo. A..
bingham bo here. bus si-o Maior-,en-
,rai d. n. Cox. Governor elcct of ohio,
o. patriot soldier of tho highest typ@
auI ouo OF tho pure.t aui brsVe>t Lead
er. of Che wsr.
we..ll expect Mr. whlcy. although
90 have OBJ positive assurance ~ yet.
lis uo, o0on that thrco such mcu Us
vsbavs uamelcoms tosc'herto addre-s
amssuug 80 any one place. unless In the
h.st of soms great campaign. and 81
some vital and central point 10 Is
r..bsr a f,r.unato accident than other
vi.s that W. have been able 30 sccuro
usr prcseuco with us tomorrow
sr,ning.
We hops the friends % The Union
cause will make he au os'rssion worthy
ct th.ir pr,-suce.
L.ius have good turn oui. not Of
banners aud t1rche-. drums and HAS,
brtarmen-real live men, DESTROYS Of
hearing and understanding tho ISSUES
orthe hour previous % casting the
ballot OF an Intelligent American free
man.
We desire o. $50 men OF ALI opinions
attbs meeting. No eileen who IS no'
thss.s.im of bigsry closes his ears 10
tas yo.es OF publ.c Instruction lie ia
po.r creature. aud Co be pited, who Is
afraid Co hear facts and Arguments lest
b. may change his opinions
L.t everybody cone 90 the Union
Mass Meeting tomorrow night. The
vi.est snd most inteilisent c,n listen Do
Ga. distinguished men Who 'sili speak.
with a great deal of profit
-. s..ttn,- a rriadsiphia next
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LR NoaEow. SECRETARY.

lNlha issue of the Liucoln. Illinois,
Herald. of the l2ih. We notice the fol-
lowing advertisement CIR a wife:
am Young man. only forty yoars
Old, have u nice farm and house, and
plenty of greenhnck-, and want n wife;
That Is all I lack. want a young wo-
man some huy years Of age. Don't wear
hnurs aud use. mo- snuff or tobacco.
Mr. Editor please print Noah Norton,
of Lincoln.
T.. S.-Print my name, aud then any
woman equiring FOE me tell her live
in Hioomingdnle, Illinois.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18

AcoRREsroNnENrai Edgedeld, Tenn,
describes the recent session OF the Ten
uossoo Confsrenoe Of the NJ. =. Church
south I'm that place. II was a melan-
choly meeting Brother Sehon, Secre-
tary OF the Missionary Society, asked
Brother McFerrin. the Treasurer, how
much money Was In the treasury In
is62 "SiSty thousand dollars On Con-
f'derate boniis." vas the rcply. No
more questions Werc asked.
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ITCu. ITCH, ITCH.
scratch. scratch. scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

VIII cum tho Itch I'm ?, hours
Also crus salt Eheum, Ulccry. 'huhlains,
ami no Euriious of the skin. frico h CENTS
Dor sale hy AN Druggists.
nv a.uiIngHU cUufs Oh WEkk- q fullth,
-lla AGENTS. l-n Washington stuef, Boston,
Nrss. ID will D. Forwarded hy mail. ifce OF
posia1c. toauy part of the lniied states.
..rIH.fu"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18
ELECTION.

An ELECTION WILL BE HELD ON
n THURSDAY the 2ith day Of October, ISsi,
NJ the several election preclnts In the severni
Townships of Ohio cOuniy, under the super
vision Of the officers elected 10 hold elections
In said Townships for
One state Senator for the Senatorial Dis
trict composed Of the COUNTIES OF Hancock,
brooke and Ohio counties. No. land also
for three members Of the next House Of Dele
Virginia GEO. W. SIGHTS
Clerk ~ the Board OF Supervision OF Ohio
county. oc7-te
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Stray Cow.

CTRAYED AWAY on THURSDAY LAST.
- and aud white spotted COW. about eight
Year, old, had white spot on her forehead
A suitable reward will H. paid for her return
or Information where she can he got.
ARNOLD STROMBERG,
Cor, fEoh and Cut ST., Centre Wheeling.
0ctl7-twq
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f u r + X A!
THE
INFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE! !!
This is no Hair Dye.

rJ,HE IMMENSE SUCCESS WITH WHICH
| this Preparation has met during the short
time u has been before the public has induced
the thousands and tens Of thousand, who
have used and attestsd its virtues. "a pro-
nOunoe u the ONLY and TRUE Hair RsStor-
alive. The Eureka has heen introduced into
all the principal cities both East and West,
and having faithfully performed all that =
claimed for Il, has superseded all other Hail
Preparations. The Eureka reStouS Gnly Han
10 its original color; prevents the hair nom
falling out, by causing a healthy condition Of
the s1tlp. imparting 10 the hair a sOftness,
and gloss, and youthful appearance that no
other Hair Preparation can produce. The
Eureka l. frce from all impurities OF poison
Gus drugs. and can be used without soiling
scalpor hands
Manufactured and sold, Wholesale and ~
tail, hy ROBERT FISHER, sole Agent,
No. - North Fifth street, -. Louis, Mo.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by 4. II. Logan
4 Co, and L0gnn, List A Ca, Agents I'm
Wheeling, West Va. sold also by T.. Book
ing sap2 3mdAy
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SEQ u0.lcs OF SAID meeting m o1r ALL
v.rlzinE columns.
o.. D.. expected chat G1t. brennan,
Hon. e.. d. Hubbard au1 others viii
uldross It
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PORTRAITS,

fOhI hAlTS.
THOSE WHO WISH PORTRAITS IN OH,
Il Colos, VIII do well 20 call at III Maln-st
and examine specimens. AL oulers len, with
a photograph and a lock Of hair, with Jesse
u. Mellor, agent, l9 Maln-si., will meet with
prompt attention. sepD-lme
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roLlcY on ran eoVERNuENr.
The Political Portion 81 Sesrrtar1 Ne
CuIlseh'S sPccsh az fort saS a., 90
foberI2.

We published ON saturday morning
last. that portion 90 secretary McOul-
loch's spc,ch I'd ~. Wayne, which ~
forrol to tho financial policy OF the
Government. We sub'oin to-day that
part orr which touched upon the polii-
ic,.l condition OF the country, and thc
poiicv OF Che Administration u'laiius
iheruto 10 is t- follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13
REGGING orr.

green genius out West, who thinks the
Wes; did most 10 sustain the War, yet that The
National Debt and Greenbacks are (somehow)
oil owned a, the East, writes US letter, whereof
the following is a sample;
..why no, delay until Spring or Summer before con
tracing tho CurrN.cyf To commence la earnest nor
will cause a panic. In fact We are now on the owe OF
great disturbance and arrangement In business The
banks beginning 10 turn ,lc screws already! lien
TO urge or force the subject forward at this time WIZ
conceive, ue infinite ma hief and oisro' a 70 resfi
politically
% thou yerdant individual canst thou
imagine that the Currency can rr be con-
iracted without producing all the disagreeabie
symptoms you Indicate And suppose We wait
ill the farmers have hired their labor and made
all their arrangements for next seasons busi-
ness, will they not forcibly urge the harshnsss
Of so contracting as to make them raise Wheat
Cor q dollar per bushel and sell it for sixty
ceptsl Why can't You understand that the best
time to pay debt past due is the very first mo-
ment wherein you can procure the wherewithal :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13
OUR CITY OPPICgALs.
Governor Feafen On shc Charge Assi...
Brennan and Boeie.

The Governor has dismissed thu cb.,...
against john K. Develin Corporation Counsel Of NJ
YORK City the evidence being insufficient IN 49,,
his removal from office, demanded on the nav, ~ -.
complainant In the Of Messrs Brennan tbs ~.
troiler, and B0oe. the City Inspector he has tsto ~
course indicated in the following letter address, y
the parties interested: y
STATE OF New. YORK ErYcur,vy D,-
ALBANY Dec. II. 1865
Aters careful review Of the charges presented 80,
the above named indy dnals, and patient hearing of
guInents OF tho learned counsel employed BY tie r,,s
question involved, have determined 10 su,perd ~
thereon until the assembling Of the Ley.lsture acss
am led 10 this conclusion by the following cor,,,.,
II Is evident 10 that investigation Of he
involve the examination Of large number 81 jug
considerable documentary evidence snd ns
sell would seriously encroach upon time thai a. ~
to other imperative dnties. '"s~
Tho law, moreover has filled TO invest the La.
thos penary powers essential to the ereree 81 ,a.iJ
functions In such proceedings 'S
Neither is the dticuy obyisted by the stsruativ. 10.
vision Of the statute, authorizing the Governor 10 drec ~
District Attorney Of the county 10 which IN. officer \, Al, ~
conduct inquiry into toe truth tie esr.e ro.Se
the volume OF criunsl business in the City ard Coua,v
undertaking 80 abonou Investigation The d. ,o.i h
already sdc by that, b. consent Of the ne ~
referee Of recognized ability snd fairness should ~
inquiry, intended to relieve the Of It's psescn Con
praons. The responder however withheld the 49,
which prerequisite O. this course.
FOR these reasons shall submit the subject 10 Il rerd
,I-e early practicable for its ia rcpsct "a -
amendment Il the law. and ia the mesnne az foher ira
ceedinss herein are stayed Il. L. PEkrox
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13
COMPETENCY AND CREDrBILlTy

1t is curious to notice how impossible il is
the humanity Of the Black having onco been
admitted-for Legislators in the demonstrating
States TO escape the consideration Of numerous
cognate subjects--thc right of suffrage, compe-
tency Of witnesses, validity Of contracts, and
the other points raised by the regeneration OF
several millions Of men. Thus we find the
Legislature Of Alabama considering bill which
provides that Blacks, in any case in any Court
the plaintiff or defendant being Of the same
color-shall be competent witnesses, but must
be examined In open Court. This is small be-
ginning, but tmakes tire greater and completely
equitable end possible. For it so happens that
no class can possibly be excluded from the wit
ness-stand without the iniliction of great incon-
venence, and, possibly, the grossest injustice
upon all other classes; since the knowledge of
circumstances. which makes n witness neces.
sary and valuable in every variety of litigation
is very much matter of accident, and is not
in many instances controlled by color or social
position. Anybody who can hear, see, speak
and remember, may be both good aud a COM
potent witness; aud tho whole tendency of
modern Jurisprudence is toward M aban.
donment of ancient and artificial dis.
tinctions. In the ablest and most dignfed
tribunals, parties in interest arc now per.
mittcd to testify; and whereas it was
formerly taken for granted that an inter
ested witness could not possibly tell the truth
an assumption most derogatory to human ma.
turc-it is now supposed that he ,cW tell the
truth, the other side being at liberty to invali-
date his testimony by any means within his
power, and TO urge the fact of interest, for
whatever it is worth, upon the jury. When
these innovations were first introduced the old
lawyers shook their long heads and predicted
irighiinl access OF perjury. II has been found,
however, that all men are not liars, and that
the timidity which excludes tho very persons
who know the most of u transaction. is wholly
gratuitous, and as unreasonable ns it il incon.
vcnient. In Alabama, after short trial of the
limited qualifications proposed, We shall find
judges, lawyers and litigants quito willing to
discard all exceptions, aud to run their risk of
getting the truth in all eases out of all classes
Of men and women. They will do as we have
long been dong-they will receive evidence
let it come from what quarter it may, only re-
serving the right to siit it BY cross-examipatoD,
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Aa .a,son of aaking the imposition

, ~ r.o,nrocjtv The reason OF asking the imposition
al duties on the produce OF both countries
Uhen they enter the other is that the condition OF
american finance demands it; the condition OF our
Gnonres cxacfI no such exieency. Tho conditions are
NOT canal TO begin with. If the Americans impose q
duty on our produce the free exchange OF raw products
which was the main object Of the Reciprocity Treaty Is
nj an end II they do and we do not, there Is no
recprocjty and they invite TO impose an equivalent
duty on ike articles produced by them II is contrary to
the wise pOcy We have hitherto pursued OF leaving raw
produce nntaxed. In any view OF the matter, We 90
not see that We agree to such an arrangement Win
advantage. - .,,, .,
n systcm tha. would make Canada consent to impose
en- oms and excise duties moro In conformity WIN
tbose of the States We trust that no such terms VIII
for moment be listened 10 by the negotators on boha
Of these Provinces nnd that If they be- the several
legislatures will have the spirit TO reject them"
The intempcratcness and audacity Of this de-
mand commend the wisdom Of Secretary Nc
CULLocu's suggestion, that. commercial ar
engagements of the character Of the Canadian
Reciprocity, Of right belong to, and in policy
should cmanate from the House Of Representa-
tvcs. The people can modify or repeal bad
laws TO regulate commerce. Bad treaties, fruit
of secret negotiations, the people can not unite.
Therefore, when "thc negotiators on behalf OF
these Provinces" get to Washington, let them
be met by the negotiatorS in behalf of these
peoplc-the House of Representatives in Con-
gross assembled,