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PROPOSALS ROR FORAGR.
uHIKF uUARTKRMAsTEa's OYTIOE, -
DRAETHENF Or WEST VIEsUIA,
ouNIERAxD, No. NOTenbT lstb, 1854.


CuMBER1AxD, Nd November 18th, 1884
GEALKD PROPOSALS 10 triPtiests are invited By
= the undersigned for supplying the Quarter:
matters Department in the Department Of West
WeSE FirEfuta, and GnIlfP0lis Ohio and the Eeye-
rAl Dspota on the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Greek, Cumberland. AaEtinsbsTg, HSrPer'S Ferry,
either Of these places VIA hay, oorn, oAts and
Straw
Bids WILDE received for thsdeIyery Of threA thoa
sand CS0oOl buIhslS Of Corn or Oats and my go
tons Of Hay or 6traE and upwards, and must be &C.
e0mpanied by . copy Of this advertisement.
poiuta they propose to make deliveries, and the
rates - which they yin make deliveries thereat,
the quantities Of each article proposed 70 be deliv
cred, the time when HAid delivery shall be com.
mence3 and when to be completed.
Corn to be pat up In good strong SaekI, bay and
Data to be securely bAled.
All articles offered under the bids herein inTiEsd
| viii be subject 70 rigid inspection by Govern
ment Inspector. before being aoeGpted.
Contracts viii be awarded from time 70 time "a
the lowest responsible bidder, a. the interests Of
the Government may require
No bidE VflIbt considered from parties who have
aiIed heretofore 70 comply with their eontrBets-
All proposals mnst be accompanied by = gnarAn-
ty. iRued by two responsible persons. thai in case
the bid Is accepted be or they WI, within the time
named execute the contract for the same With good
and ButHcient Bureties in sum equal In amount e
the amount Of the contracts TO deliver forage pro
oOsedi u conformity with the terms Of this AdTer
tseme iilndtn case bidder shall fail 70 enter IN
% the ntract they 70 make good the difference be
tween the offer Of ssd bidder and the next lowest re-
pOuEible bidder OF the person % whom the contract
may be awarded f5-. 10 2. - 4=lss--
The responsibilities the guhEsutOrs must be IhOwf
by the ocIAl csrtlAeats Of United States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or othe1
Government of1cisl, known by this once.
All parties will be duly notified Of the acceptance
OF rejection Of their proposals..
All proposals. must be InBdeIn duplicate, and b
accompanied with the oath Of allegiance OF the par
y parties, unleB It has already been placed or
6Ie In this of1oe.
The full name and post once address Of each bid.
der must be written in the proposal.
Proposals mustbt addressed 10 Captain J. g. Farms
worth, Chief QuGTtermAsteT Department Of West
Virginia, Cumberland, Nd, and marked Proposals
for Forage"
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees and bonds nay
be obtained on application to this ONCE.
All proposals received under this advertisement
viii be opened and examined at this once on WE'D
| SESDAY and SATURDAY Of each week, at Ia Il.
Bidders respectfully invited to be present At the
opening Of bids, II they desire.
J. g. FARNsWoRTH,
Captain and Chief Q1ArternaSteF
deel2-tf Department of West Virginia
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Trom the New York wsokly Review.
McAROHE.

am exercised, this week, as they cay in
Jersey. "iu my mind"
can stand good deal. My long e1-
perience as soldier; my familiarity with
IerrOTs aud dangers; my unsuccessful vac
CiuatiOnj my natural courage and endu.
TRuce-ail these tend to render me imper-
Vious to the minor ills,Of everyday lite.
But there Is point beyond which
And that point has now been reached.
Sometimes, when the human mind.
wrought up by suffering to the iutensest
pitCh-it il tUTns TO q familiar object for
that relief which, were it not thus sItaiua-
BILE, would cease to be the boon that any
other circumstances than those which sur
round it at such moments as these that are
to be presently considered become unbear.
able.
Do make myself uuderstood2
In "A word, she headgear is the bane Of
my em6ilIered life.
When womNu-God bless her-adopted
a bonnet the shape of clam shell, aud
four inches from crown to front in size, ]
merely smiled at her eccentricity.
When the bonnet assumed the shape Of
coal scuttle, and enRulfed her lovely
head in direct shadows, merely froEned
But when she stopped TO folly in the
form Of hats, the shapes OF which are too
mousUous for belief and too wild Tor de.
sCriPtion, tore my Hyperion locks and
Wept.
Then asked myself, "what are We COM
ing tot"
Then answered myself, "Really, don't
knoWI"
Now ! go about, harmless lunatlc in
Broadway, averIing my gaze from horrors
that cannot face.
Last Saturday saw pretty blonde with
green bug in her hair.
Two days after, a lady stopped to speak
to mo. but she had velvet wash basin on
her head, aud on one side thereof was
worm eaten rose with a spider in it.
was afraid that l had slight attack Of
mania potu, at FIRST, but discovered that
The milliper had, instead.
Yesterday saw liEards-slimy looking
epIlles-chasiug each other round a hat
that bore the form Of a soup dish.
The crow, the hawk, the turkey bu1Eard
and the hopscOol all perch above the broWs
OF our maids and mRIFons -
took my fAvorite pointer out for an air.
iug, and he found SO much game in the la
dies 6onnels and hats that il kSp, him
pointing all the time, much TO the impedI.
ment of my promenade.
There oughtto be tirst.rate Shooting ius,
now IN Broadway.
Stuffed quails, rice birds. partridGes and
other sdi6ies are in immense favor. Why
rot stuffed breast of Lamb, l Uoader?
toteTed. last week, to make Aimee Chou.
chou present Of a hummiug bird for her
new bat.
=. Whist '. should wear hummiDs bird
49,, = v, it my dear child" said l, "tOr a
III wore il on account of the T;ver"
she replied :" should surely wear Il for .
aimee has too muo6 taste, of course, to
S sLI ln.o tols sort OF menSgsrie business.
que sports very quiet but killing little
iest and fsa'her, aud, better vet, does her
iii up very simply. ~N'' &c
Ardon me, but have you observed the
,SEs that women do with their hair this
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FOR SAFE

OFFER at private sale one Of the best bu,,ns,,
Co's aud the sprfRg House; three Storie- hjSb. S-
rom cellar to the garrett; suitable for fSmiIy
FsSlaenee. Above the store are seven rooms on &c
small yard In the Depth Of houss eSzSi ;sst.
in good repair. Wal lSeIi
vi not sold by the 9Th Of April, 1885, VIII then
Immediately After tho sale Of the propeTtv aSTso'
aled on that day, at 10 o'clock 'N'e''
lie rnquestionGble FOR terms apply 70
IetS-tu II. X. LIST, TruUtAA
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Trustees Sale OF Real Rstate.

Rf virtue Of . Deed q Trust from Appleton oaE.
~ smith 70 Charles ". Ras.ell bearing date on
me hCeoTder's ONCE Of Ohio county, in Deed Book
no 80; iolo ga, and By virtue Of an order Of
Oulo SSung Vireuit Court subsequently rnade
S9sHes " Russell ~ trustee. will oEor at public
~ p a inc mont door Of the Court House. on TUFs
MAk u q 1862 At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the iol.
loving described property, to Wit -
4, Tue south half Of Lot No IA aud Iorty feet az
ne north part Of lot No. 2iS, on which s erected
man House." situated tho east side Of RoF ltrest
0etSSe1 Second and Third streets Centre Wheelinr
me title 70 this property IL believed to be indiS
PutAblo, bat selling ~ trustee I will only convex
such title ~ ts yeaUed ln By virtue OF ala deeS
OF trust and order Of Court above named.
te2I-Id 8. p. .HI1.nRrrtz t..
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SherifS Sale.
JANE PETER, Complainant,

Ul against
Margaret C. FetEer, ct. ais, Defendants
West Virginia, Ohio county Circuit Court in Chan.
BY virtue Of a decree rendered nv tba C,rcr,+
Court of Ohio county, State of West virginia on The
4th day OF JAnnArV, 1865, In the above entitled
the front door OF the Court.H House Of said e6nntT
on Monday the 90th day of March, 1865 at 10 o'cock
A. d., to the highest and best bidder The following
deecIISed property. viz: The undivided moIety Of
Lot No. ~ in Square No IL, in the addition 10 The
0ity OF Wheeling laid out by James and james r.
bAker; II heing the same undivided mOiety Of the
by said Bakers and their wives, by deed dated De-
esmheT - lSo6, ard recorded In Deed Book 49, maze
% 81 the records OF said county, and of which said
6as seized In fee simple and OF which tho said JaeS
EetEer died seized; and also, the other undivided
mS %y nov owned by the complainant.
JOSEPH SEYBoLD, Sheriff Of Ohio Co
IeD1o-lm aud a. such, Commissioners
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81 the worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding Piles II
Tlve1 Immediate reiiet and effects permanent cure
For Sale by ali Drn1oISts An'e9 70 cure;
Fourth Street, Cincinnati o,
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBILITY
DIX. sTR1OKDAND'S TONIO.-We can recommend
tnoSe gudeEing With loss OF Appetite, indigestion
10 ny ssFTonsnee and Nervous Debility
ton, free from Alcoholic LIQUOR: Il Strsn then,
me I1t Whole nervous system; It creates good
SFpesse' 5nS e warranted to cure Dyspepsia and
For ale by DF1ggiGta generally at 81 per bottle
3y DE. A. Strickland East Fourth street
- For ale BY BRENTLINGRR L DERRY. RYrn
1877 4 90; MOABR,: KRAFT 4 co: LOGAN
r ~ = S 20; M'LAN1 BROTHERS; Z. BOCKIN9
Sensrs1IS. AM wheeling, and by DrnggiSts
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All the Medical men and the Press re ommepd
DR.. strickland's AnttoLolera Mixtare as the only
combination Of Astriugents, Absorbents. stimn.
Ients and CaFminatiVes, and is warranted to effect
cure after All other means have failed b
Fourth Street. Cincinnati O. -
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/ JOHN TT,ARTr-

IS3eeeSsoE to Wheeler 4 Iakin- -.
WI. l.i hkCE1Vk AND HAVE OPENED mn.
and vsII on ThHrsday March 2Sth. M
Cloths, Cassimeres and ves+ina.,
NIs T ISSP aSeS
ne patrons Of the old hrnn, and the publi, q -
49, invited 70 ealland eTani1s -
lng q mail proftS 70 cab $1,000, intend ss
9H HaIi i9s ne patronage bestoWe a mon "a
s-t16ii:S e9ns1panee Of the same Tor the ~,
JOHN 4. LAKIN, Merchant 51SJIo ,S-
- No. 1o3 Main 4 lJ1hsoii,- 1IssttS
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YHE OILY PLACE WHE RE ?
CURE CAN BE OBTAINED

- d
CURE CAN BE oBTAINEDsi
DR JOHNSTON HAS DISOoYERm THE 8Osi
IN the world q m PrfTats Diseases. WeAkne,, Q,
the Back aud Limbs, StrietureS, Aaeot3onI OF M
Kidneys and Bladder, involuntary DlhceaEses, "
IAnguor, Low Spirits, ConfGGion Of Ideas. PAlpita
ton Of the Heart, TinIldity. Trembling, Qtn1n6o
Sight or GiddinesI, Disease Of the Had, TeE9a.
Nose or Skin, Affections Of the Liver, Lung, ston
Ash OF BoWelB-those Terrible disorders arising Hc1
the solItary Habits Of Youth-thnse sI1RR and sol,
it1ry practices more fatal to their victims than the
song Of syrenS 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses bhghtinI
their mort brilliant hopes or RnticipAhongI render
ing marriage, be- inpolEble.
YOUNG MEN
Especially who have become the victims Of solitary
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which an
nuAIly sweeps 70 an untimsly grave Thousands o.
Young Men Of the mogt GEAlted talents and brilliant
iutelleet, who might OtherGiSe have entrEneed lis
tsning senAtel, with the thuDderS Of eloquenoes on
Vaked to ecStaey the living Tyre may cali With fuI
confidence
Married Persons, or Young Mep contemplating
marriage, being aware weakness OEgsnif
debility, deiormitieS speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care Of DR., ]
may redgiously eonfde In his honor IS AgenflemAn
and confidently rely upon his skin a physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Full VIgor Restored. -
This Distressing n6cti0n-Which renders Lifsnn6
Marriage fmpoaible-lSs the penalty paid by the
victims Of improper tnd1leenee1. homogeneous Art
too apt 70 commit excuses from not being aware o.
| the dreadful eoasoquene6S that may enSue. Nov
who that undsrst1ndG the subject VII pretend e
deny that thu power fprocrOation L lost sooner BY
those falling into tmpTgpSr habits than by the pru
dsntf Besides being deprived of the pleasure o.
healthy oHBprinR, the most serious and destructive
symptoms 70 both body And mind HTiSe. The system
becomes deraaGed, die Physical and Mental Func
tons Weake0ed, Los Of Pr0ere8ttYe Power, NeFVouI
IrrftAbility, Dyspepsia, Palpitation Of the Heart
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting o
the Frame. Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Office, No. 2 South Frederick St.,
Len hand ode going from Baltimore street, fsV
dors from the corner Fail not to abserve the narnI
and number.
Letters must be paid and contain stamp. Tn,
Doctors Diploma hangs In his ONCE.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
~. H.. = Ay..,....., ~.
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Q. SLACK, Senator It'll Dit.
w. 8, DUNBAR, u. u. D,
John n pHRLpHR PrS. S.n.,

EEoneo one door south or kramsru uO.o
Ladies Whaling 70 eOulult the pr. uf they prefer
can eail - room No. %, Grant House, and Mr.
Lee will take pleasure tn acoompanyine Ihsra
the once. Can be SOund ct The .0rant Hoose
night. AuE22-dRVr
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges in
the United BATES, and the greater part Of whose life
has been spent In the hospitals OF London, Paril
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
the most astonishing cures that were eVsr known;
many troubled with ringing in the head aud earl
when Gsleep, great nervousness, being alarmed 81
sudden sounds, bashfulness, with frequent bIuShing
attended sometime with arrangement Of mind, WeTi
Cured Immediately - =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15

DR.. striCAland's MeIihuouU Cough BaIsan is war.
Eanted TO cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. Asthma
Mhoeping Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption, and
all affections of the Throat and Lungs.
o 5oE sale 6y DrGggistS General Depot East
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A CAR.D.

nR: H. H. LEE-PHYMo1AN. SURGEON
~ AND ACOOU Misunderstanding for paTt Z. W ~
would respectfully inform hiH friends and thS DnbIf
generally that he is stu doing businOSS Al NE ~
stand, Main street, near the SuSpenBion RTi51s
where he will Oe happy to attend 10 any bn.insS.
IN MS line that may be entrusted to his cara MN
eaIe promptly attended TO. DIR. Lee Il a 1ra51Sts
OF the Eclectic Medical Iu.tituto Of OlpennSti 49,
has been VArioualy engaged In the proctjee ~ M.
profession for the last fourteen years Dr Lee
now prepared with all the necessary ApparHtnS q,
the Medical application Of Electricity n tbs
nent OF Ohronio diseases to which he IrolJ tnTiSs
the special attention OF the Af1ieted So Derfect
me Healing Art" Ofthe present day (aS prActJs.5
oy AclCctcsl that few need despair Of receTinS No.
nAhent benent Il they cannot Be perfectly EnFS5
SPsStA attention given 70 diseases Of yoiiDn ~
SSonaEen. All Communications strictly eou6dentiSi
OuF Preetiee v san certain and prompt IeoVnT NO
CTeuFiAl faint In the Syltem, but cleansing rsno.
tAttnS and strengthening the general sySte aesiny
IN unison with Natures unerring lAVi.
WHKENS, WESF Va, Dec. 9Th. 1888.
40 ah e'toHa = NAY eoHeETR: We, the undsr
aSned nemberaOf the West Virginia LeVialRt1Fs
tAke pleasure in 0Aying that We have k1oSS NJ
AlehAfu h Lee many yearH pFevioun 70 lie brpoS
ing ont OF the Rebellion, a. 4 Guecessful and oner
ssEe practitioner OF Medicine (oEthe Eclectic scIoo
S SStn In kAnAWhA county Va, and Gala county
@. SLACK, Senator It'll pi,t
W. 8. DUNBAR, n. h d
JOHN n. PHRLPHs, Pre- SSnats
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'HE INTRLIIeENoER STEAM JOB oFTIoR
-. 1919 al kinds Of Job Printing with neat
IL eno olspateh, and At War pFieeS GupiV At
1IS e9EneE Of Quincy and Main streets M StaITH
es1eenng. W. We. 2
~ 2T1o otSE has no equal for Preserving and
~ " " eAnalng the Teeth. FOR sale At + NN
L BOOKINGS Drug Store.
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! aRATIONAL MBDIGTNE.

TX THOMAS J. KISNER TUOUT.n
- - respectfully inform the citizens OF WbeaIine
az. xiet9ity that he has permanently located IN
tin Iof the practice Of Medicine upon the Ra
soIhL or Eclectic System. He has been engaged In
- PLactlee OF his profession for number 81 SearS
mas Deen emtnently successful in the treatment
~ OF diseases, both acute and chronic
II A., = heretofore, will devote good sbare Of
And attention to the treatment ali chronic
1880 OF Doth sexes, such a. CONSUMPTION and All
o. Lung Diseases, all Diseases Of the Throat
~ dyspepsia Liver Complaints MercuTiSi
9aSt " sep9 diseases Rheumatism, scrofula cvory
v5ssy o. Blood and Skin Diseases EpiIopSy. Tpmor
Msn5 spinal Affections Diseases Of dc KidnsyS
l9 nader Heart Affections Diseases Of The I've
gnu ms &C: Those peculiar to Females Viz In
diseases Of the Uterus Painful ITregu-
@ ~ LeneoErhea1 PFolapSus Uterf aud All Ner.
s9 4 diseases to which they are subject Dseasee
y Onlofen carefully and nationally treated Ned
lSLn = q Irf1ld reliable and agreeable.
All communications strictly oonNdartJsi N-,L.
- " SnSeEtnuy and promptly answered,
OMee and residence one door Vest NJ T.opJu
Aomgs Hotel, Third street, near Reed 4 KrSftIS
tHLog store. Centre Wheeling, ". Va. Once hours
nom A. u. toSP.
RERKRENoES,
2FoL B: =. Payne, Stsuben7iile Ohio
d. ". d. McGregor,
~: g; Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio.
EFoI. o. r. cleveland, Cincinnati NIT
pT: q A. melohimsr, Van Wert
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Wholesale Dry Goods House,
VIM. DEvRIEs & Co. IL

No. sIe west Baltimore strea,
RALTImORE, ND,
III KIP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A Inpap
n and attractive stock Of PCreiEu and DonsS1ts
Dry Goods, Motions, &c- Our purehases BEING TSSs
Of this or any market. ISIGS0S
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GAL 11.0H EleI HOSPITAL

. RsFABLfs4Rp hs RKTUGE IRON
oUAoKKRY.B1
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cut reservation, FOR ONl DOLLAR BACH. Ger
tthcates OF all the various articles are placed In
similar envelopes and sealed. These envelopes v III
be sent by mail or delivered At our ONCE, without
regard to choice. On receiving q Certificate You
VIII see what article Tepp sents, and Il Il optional
with you to send one dollar and receive the article
named, or any other In the list Of the same Valpe
In All transactions by mail, We charge for forward
ing the OeItlncAtesI paying postage aud doing the
tuGnes9 70 cents each. Five Certificates viii be
sent for 81 eleven for s. thirty for IS for
$40; and one hundred for SIS.
We guarantee entire satisfaction In every IpStnnoo
AGBHTS-sPcelAl ternH to Al ents
Address GEORGE DEMERIT CO.
Jal0-s.up.N.H. sos Broadway, New York
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GEO. DENdBRIH~0o.
THE FOLLOWING SPLEHDID LIST OF
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens and
Pencils, &C., worth $500. 600. U

TVNo BIZ SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, without
/ regard to VR'ue, aud not 10 bo paid until Won
know what you will receive,
loo Gold Hunting At sar|, eI0n IN
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-04

NXNml nalons 10 cOmmenCo 1T HNII pdsV HIHV
o'clock, 4. ".
UNEACHERS will take snotce thatthe law as
i now amended, roqu.i es each applicant for
a certificate, 10 pay the Examiners fee OF
hity cents on entering their names.
All applicants are required u furnish writ
ten testimonials Of good moral character,
those who have been engaged as teachers to
obtain these testimonials from their last en-
ployers. who will also certify 20 thelr faithful
mails Will be kept on file.
No private examinations viii be held; no
certificate will be antedated; no candidate
viii be admitted for REORGANIZATION within
three months after a second failure. App'.
Giants are requested to present specimens OF
penmanship.
Those who fail to comply with the above
acquisitions will not be admitted.
l.. TUSSlNG, Secretary,
| Dec. 90 IA .. Board of Examiners,
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Look oulG,s,he IIunareath Generation. {. =

Sir John lIerchel, lnlthe first gtim -st
ber Of the Fortnightly Reyieyu has
mn article on Atoms in q, note ,to,
which he gives the -foitowiIig Called
lation ON tiNo natural increase ofpop- ~
-ulation: "rhc number OF human hesss
.inss living at the end Of tho claans
.drcdth gcnegation,, comm ineipg froms a
single pair, doubling in each gen
Grafton, (say in thirty Yeas allow "
fng for eacip man = womanRansk' cililt'"
an average space effour Geetin haigirtlis
and one. loot SO mre, would forgn aiy
vertical, column having for. it,, base, 4,
the whole surface of the }ana dhd sea
spread ont into a plain, and for It's ~
! hight 3 ,67i timcsathe sun distnnceia
from the earth. The number ofhyuls
man strata thus piled one. on the 9TH,
or woiild amount 60 400, 10000, ,0je, o.
900. 1- 7''>"'--'A NAP'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-04
Generni Cox ma Fn1nla The opposi,ton Press.

General Cox mud the opposi,ion Press.
We observe that ,the opposition
press Is lal,aring to find SOME cncour,
agement in the hope that the Union
candidate for Governor will be fouhdiq
in antagonism with the Federal Ad,F
ministration on the question of ge.,o
construction and universal suffrage,
In fact, they assume that lie already {
occupies that attitude, although they.ll
they have not a line of, evidence to-
support the assumption. We, can, as
isurc them that if they anticipate =
sclism in the Union ranks, for htli "
OF unity between tho Administration
and General Cos on measures OF puD--l
n lie policy, they ara doomed to disap 40
pointlnent. The General has ,thezf
fullest confidence in the wisdom and
Lpatriotsm of President johnson; and
too fully appreciates the many ditfil q
culties and emharrassInents naturally
resulting from disorganizationr with
which the President Is forced to con-
tend in his efforts to restore harmony
in the insurgent States, to saperadd 9
to those difficulties by striving TO do, .
press public confidence or ALLEVIATE the
sympathy Of the people from the Adi
ministration. General Cox heartily
approves of the platform adopted 40 N+
Y Columbus, and any Efforts of tle OPP r
position to place him in a position 4
inconsistent with those resolutions,
will prove futile.
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A. gentleman about whose TeutmdG

A. gentleman about whose Teutoliic
origin there could he but one opIn-
ion, was passing along the street a
few days since, when he came TO a
halt before Que Of the huge posters
announcing the coming Of the Papo
ramo Of Paradise lost He read this
fHne,. "a Rebellion in Heaven, when
he broke forth as follows ''Ar Es.
bellion in Heaven mein. Gou lat
lasts not long now-Onkel Abe isll
tare." HH