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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

I ifs.'S -IS "a 49,. " 1s
'The New York Times, which, from the
relations lof Mr.. RAYMOND to the Presi-
dent, Is supposed TO- express the views Of
the latter to a greater extent than any
other journal in the country, takes very
hopeful view Of the progress ofreconstruc-
ton, and AYERS that the renewed spirit of
the Southern people has so disEnctly mani
Tested itself through conventions and other
ptblic channels, that the NORTH can no
longer doubt It, and hone Of oar repre-
sentatives in Congress WIN seriously i'm.
puon 1T. Referring To herennission of the
bo1tbEn States TO their full eivi0cspacity,
the times says;,n - .as'
!, The denial Of Suffrage TO he freedmen. we
believe, cannot Be made bar 70 the admission
of the Southern representatives, for the reason
that 1t IL no real denial O jptticesJ No man,
white or black, rhas . title 70 . civil power
which he has not the intelligence 70 exercise.
The fact TINT the late slaves Of the South are
In benlghted lgn0saace cannot BE- denied BY
thsir best fkiendG Hlis upesof efhe accursed
crimes Of, slavery that It keeps them 60.
Years viii be required, at best, to bring them
mp p the grade of inte,ligence demanded by
such, representatives. ~ attach tothe elective
fNnehise.n This naidemsionsN1 dghs upon
tbs LNorthsp people, NTH great force; and,
syeal without reference, 70 the constitutional
atfhculhes. It disinclineS them 70 insist upon
tlie establishment Of Negro sufisge as q con.
oitso1' pfecedeat to afcinStsteneHE II IL be.
IeNed Shae inithe present condition Of the
freedpsn tAe8cean be secured jastiee by other
met9oaf ,hsn by putting balloss INTO their
denial Of suffrage WIN not Of itSAf be fatal
objection. .essss.l
The Times contends however, that the
denial 10 tie freedmen 0f the right to tes-
tify b courts md tke refusilis6 make q
clean sweep ofcthe I'D block codes, would
be- 8 nth Objection to- the; Submission of
Southern Representatives.
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y. 80 49, A5il I,
sl.1eoe'E.sss sns.s " ..gAe tnAs WV
ne sesafsa .ss ss et the the
I .ls.,ss Ss o., 1 s1o 1900 -
EsP9RsggHHan conVe eass e endcrse ne re-
CONSTRUCTION measures OF President JOHN
SON. " Ehis statemens which was secuted
sby.soh,s Of aun renuhlicau rfr;auds.a is fullv
aseK1innsd hy rhe1G ineinnxti T,oss: re-
||eSHhlicah aontnsl -. 81. -,s,rc -
sp. senator Ramsey hus iusg reached washing
ton from Minnesota, and says there % 70 truth
9e Tsceps yaion ssts Convention there IN re-
sRSaStu and eSsh1i1ssS tn tSaa mss
cuurse, and The rpllegation rthat 70, resolution
pplimentaryt % HIN was laid upon the table,
Is explained ~ tats way: After me conven-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

= Gov 0:'f. MoRroa,, Of '1ndiana, made
Lengthy speech at Fort Hssns, Indians,
lat Wedaesday.sqAlarse crowd of people
sasssnedto him throughout with the closest
attention. He took q decided stand
against hagr6 suhffsse doctrine. remarking
that abraham Lincoln did not make. me-
rosaifrass.a condition for,the seconskuc4l
ton of the Onion and Presidsnt Johnson
would not The nAese-wersEippers were
very much disheSfteneasS and propose to
read him ont of the so-called Onion party.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13
,taipss GEM MARSHALL. in bis emergency at
Hastings and again at Red Wing up

yt2lQe6 OenT AAhS RRAAit ~ tAsS
Hastings. ana again at Red Wing up
EnSssss s GEES ighh head ate afford
Ai~s the ;.4readS relief d be e r. requires,
Dressed as be IS IS BY the. almost Universal
prejudice in afaassesis6f white men even in
bis y Own ry party; avvs sms.,s at, pas,,
The :.RsR. r. saggRMePt IS really an
acknowledgment 199o the u 9 OF the
mcgee topathe tio6a y asas ssnMfGsss that
Ftsessnalsighnaand Of aebsls aBSbII ttral'
b tors oiasatit foroethe bailotpihmt ifryou
allosass such is aaiiftnegg whites year must
bals tohasts sYoS l madstb fo ss sS, y,Sngs
pse4 aleea Dightas1s4 ec5 r. t,e1isses sa7i
tdNov,swe admit 1.-The sasshmptisa TO- be
,sS aiSsaMa that rebels ahSd rssaat fol
re- dI Ws yssss, f{drths thas4hey
hszsonotasaBowedsathaV ballot bit excluded
in every State, untib pauloaedoon such
"a aapditi6aaass asass satisfy a SKspdblisah Con:
gress spa Repps sdninhiIs 5ss 81 that
tthsif9 padright hsnds,ss hare been faade
escBse by lepentancs foptheir sipsuspd Q
Hearty return % loyalty. asassrg'aSsaGp :
Ss1 afFays bss1 admitted 'sfgueaa
.hbisiosslf, pen and Presses oatto5 more
shsas Asdf tie aaosaa merei IN &aEoseef re-.
'nnfiasiningi tn UaieDospd wseeeamply
dragged Sdt by 3 fmtttni6titys : wh0 1Aa the
purse and the sSerd ping them b. to Dc
COS imen. bbeo rs&u SrlRHRNs and Gen.
|Tss, who plea tosrhe Union 6ll'the last,
a13ddn{1fly ossweif WITH thsaf Statsse, like
s In vssy ilRomd man sa'y biz
-Statriwhen itswas. useless TO o5sssist what
could NOT be prexsateda1 AnA yetstheSs
ssm nfs lo,y1x' men ana Fressesaowoargde
tfst these maj maj sitss Of Union n6ens in tie
South ara guiltys.. t5ebslsl YSiittgyss ed right
hands, >, wtosda,aly fights atall kesthose
gfanted to neg ooes, ana shat evSssernegtd
AsMianss9ta .Aad 'ssiRsssw hsre 9shs,F be ad'
mitted to the -ta1ot because q Rspqblicsg
Aamip stratiop admitted Southern
Union ImeR who sWere dragged out of the
UniaB", sSainss neis consent, to TIP PRIV
ilsgss ,ofs The ballot. Was there eyerns
.feebler argpmenk .naed { It g simply az
appeal R. prejndice aud passion, and pp
man, ruled By reason iinstead, 81 PASSION,
Will give TIA us6mept,s consideration. =
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IN
fhe following decision isof considerable.
Importance to,settless in this State, where
'she'praotics has prevailed of taxing not
only the improvements, But the land. 1T
viii be seen that under the ruling of the
Commissioner the land, cannot. be taxed
willie the little remains. in rthe, United
States: ia NJ 3:s,-ii "a. hi1rs,r p'uo'
-. Acting Commissioner Wilson, @ Of the
General Land Office ria ansRerHo inquiries
al to- thearight oitaxahomAsteads under
Congressional statnte rephesskhat the act
requires five years. actualocontinuous fesi-
dence and cultivation. from date of entry
before the department can give a. fee sim
eple title1by patent. a Should s.pstty after
entry abandon oraotherwise nctzmeet al
the requirements of, the. law dis claim
would berinvalid, .anda thesland would re-
vert to the mass cof public domain. The
fourth section of stiie law declares that no
lands acquired UNDER its provisions shall,
In any event, become Liable tr5 the salts.
ofacti0uoof any debt, orldebts contracted
prior to :theissuing of. thei patent Under
these legal conditions, whilst the feessim-
E!pleTemains in thes United sStates, it must
sbe quite apparent tLatcthe taxing power
could not be- successfully .exerted. in 60 far
as taxing the land Is concerned, whatever
might be the authority, on vhieh no opin-
ion 10 expressed, to tax Improvements on
th0 ufemiaea. .: "a. ss.l.s- ,.si-E:s.g-s
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GkASs Il IL reported sto have
'ssaid at Cincinnati, on Monday, inspeakipg
ek.fhs arrest Of pr. Hgsros, the Kentucky
clergyman: s'eI have ordered his sun-
release. 1t is time that
military arresteaan military commissions
we're .staan END. !. 8 are nogst peace
and If any citizen commits any political
offence he should b taken before the es<ii
courts and there be 'tsiedsforl bis crime, =
Thsreshas not Beer. = ttns,: in :the Noorfhr7;
1,effi States, duriag the spsst four years.
when political ofsnce we wish solns.
body would tell ts'whatS political offence
Mcknight not asssssaly9 baaye Been left To-
the civil courts as' now The cart, terse
statement Of General GRANT ipdicatesthat
he thinks we have had overmuch Of mill
Representations. It was time they were
at an sndsbefore they began..9.:a -saie
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80 : aIiI.IlVI Z U1J tHIIlUa V.sI15l
Connecticut sYpteAu R0HENr the Negr
ssot o1s h,Ame1dMe At.r7erI bal


At tAsslsc 81 * 2 Mon
day athspeople voted on theurmshitntional
amendment aa4 in s ilsg psst @ the right
of suffraseat The following photographic
dispatch 5hD th tesalt ysa a 81 -
ssHAHIDoRDp0ct Se~&dfd cientret@sHs receiv-
ed to shoUsaema6orit1sg against the epRatitution-
al ameaflment fVneyeGAl ahensan6iu sn83 towns
give 2,so0 aazninatr she amepdments which is
probably defested,hy S;000to h0a0 majority.
Connecticut I'D has opened the 1ball nobly.
The negrophffists- submitted the same
amendment in..ls41g but wersedefeated
and now theysrhaxeu, neoeiysa, tsaother
crushing rseake.c WISCONSIN, iowa and
MinnesotR Are tie only .femaihihgnstatss
where tie Question eeaSss bssSray3 thy pc o.
,plss andlEeeeherish the most sapguine
hopesothae the example B0bluoblysset by
GGDhnnscticut WilfBe f0Aowea.ra The hasses
81 Dur people, including the bfavS seldiers
who havs fast returned fr6fa theeM6r, are
not 10 6e placed 6n d ekAep With 8egroes
this year. 'ao1D07, 1915 o I3iiaf
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2ez445f7& lAVyTFF
Cen Grant and the Monroe Doctrfne.

s#as}}gT fp851loS the lsSsaSSE pr 9 IL
conversation hetWee1 Gan, GsAAE and
rstddges ATsosg1 A1snSls, SIN iHhieirsthe
,.sornssr declared, fat Jhes 70 Ssv sp will
h dsass a9aea y oessea g sn, tee.
.Cdayyuand sth@S91 4x1paIx4s must leave
s,Asxie9 ;sa as ino beiess ga RI to-
sa,riveehim optsthaR to guard o1Ey k00Faers,
li,a tttbst the tessaess slll:
E'taksOpen ground upon tasis;su5e c5aass hieii
message sssAs ~ eptnlsas Ct.
iiAensfG TINS beforeif he pARlA we.
X o itmpropfisty TO sly y; ~
sprsssed ssin,ilar views ao, sRsle.nsp r0sd-
,sRssted, with our CITY goye r e. asring'
ast1g,escent visit to yMnpesosas He EN-.
declared thae y x yss + sA sss "
,nooargg ovefHment Standardization out;
, { MEXICO and believed tbst II Il utd be
- ionslwithout great expanditusa ID fcIaen
, a,uV luCaAo' -rJe-.ntu-,e .,,.r,t"- a.g :
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/, Gov, MoRros, Of Indiana, has madeia
powerful speech in vindicationNof PRESS
dent JoHNsoxs reconstruction policy, and
in denunnciationi Of the doctrine of negro
suffrage, The Democrats Of Indiana, are
:xeI. pleased. aad the xorshipper
disheartened.a, It issa cheering sign when
such NET as Cow HoRroN and Senator
Dooorriaftix are wiling to take the radical
In f,z 4y,n hSxstrrS 81 3fot. oso1a s.,c,s
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II
AsAs
g.. r..,,~eay. -
From the Chicago Times.
o. A9Nceo1RX B1ATRsip pig. rem Of
SrANTo br Sfx fp n IN evei Bal "
thing Efficiently jltOf hi brot{ o4 III
sWashA pp, <sp IND " a W. Y
made for them ~ a6RISNNEES his
defence Of Mr. Ss&Akp against MlsA.s.
The}stter liscusshi6dSS Ahis III 81
What assIs61 Scott Ned the
sI y a,s eehanSa and the se&Sary of We,
Holt, had laid it open to the cO6spirators US
..all the other important points to their plot
sssefe exposed, by sending the army to the
frontier to be surrendered Scott saved it bv
bus presence. and by bringing in handful of
ioops
dauntless courage.
Mcclellan saved the city, when Stanton un-
dertook to play chess with the divisions of the
sfoEtix muns spread on
D. ss S hi s0 sSs. f.
5sn arny1csp%%sadeb FROM WesAiegtoas dwas
stoned short IL sfs bSf9s 3 sAmeR WAS
, 81 ga s Yer whilst
And lis Was
'ss f9ses Sths ePq5sdssss sssn thrsatsned
sepm1and Of Dur de}sated sr16iss, dseisisd it
could Tot be saysa ssna ssatssh gave ORDERS to
sGcd ssa;8ss eauld ssSalys ana e. S Has
ss3s Is As, SHr gp|sa sE%S Sy i5e PAX v ed
! that At A6tiseam. MeadsA eved8 WSshidsson At
Getsysonte ior sass Sispame when lie. sgain
F1edas;essosss and Cha SS Stanton On
ass pat e & az tas sssss
sc0tt, MeeIellanh h6af ldeads sVefd esk6eaaedged
tass de-
s.,.s =. har 80 ss.s M
L,soo1ss oabfSssstH ars imporsaussss ,i
tII3tg see lstnafh st lid 81 BANGS
ana Fprma,sr on ond Am &c 1882 opasa were
aaxsss,a, Nv sT..,baa ma H..lsoys fro,a
washington: This #odm ee.fas to selieys
PEN t Smrq fHlon Tie fie defeats
81 ~ 5000 e. tG :ag,7gz12 PA MI =
= > ,;s.sss,sssA s. - "a 1870 =.
d a . =
q;$ naiSn PH. ;ssSs Tssgss NJ oR, NJ M
g SHa9a.aa = aon nIT9f ~ tssT qoI -
CO. 49, -, - = VS., ss
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l. ARE YoUIFoR OR AGAINST PRESIDE,
,JoHNsoN's POLICY OF RECONSTRUCTION?


sa,sSs s 81, ~ s,0, ss:e,s ~
iA ahe eeoupeas pes6ts made. 81 aa3GSthl
Esss Is sdsa n ssS ecnS
estsakA aaas 90 taINss@e Hsaseas cHiaafas1
ssas = r. SiS 49,
md sat The seu,a5 time laalise llaIG9 16att!
|seoesuseea%IS s E 3 ssss sSsa a &
zlasihle In the handao& 1.-The thee naa65af
uHeee MAo3 mIc0naaQlene9, Q auE6SX ynYl86
arrangement OF the tariff, are able stAa4R!e
Patueirs faoptybon egerHsYas9 Of bQf$QnHoo4s
ftaeI4rod1oesoasgu;l .enorss aso1sb1nA n
/ . LIZ e sssln 11 tneessG6eae HG9sf y
80 ba&A1mpay Df09AlaSekY terlft{a ,1eTSS
ffssaeopla Ter the Daansdt a 81 xeSs a4t;
prosperity Of our home ,sasRsfsa sbts
ms.apes. sssssssss
and paid efcrAfr tha yateoef one hRRds0d pfE
Dssse ; 7 ~ sssssssf sisssinss
seari91aiad shat onsganarter seas cf
s1sstisn ssa ist az 5s 9stsas ssRd cEs
eongnssnen teey eshipgsen Nitssaisaialy IF
- =, en-, s e., .a. ssas sais $3.50. -.
s5.ts M tt.es eseseAtlGss sz81sas s d1Bs 1or
sSp aeI i eae n aaI:,,s.a
9le Stth S'as1 Wy ahS w tiiia l31 is.
e AaflnDS s,,s59lss Pohsicaascspsa1s nads
.optof AsgFe1 S4ppfe ssaoR2no at tfg south
'sndto e1pes shat Ne ' . s,ss S at6s
to bis own constituents, ~, HrAp0 sterous
- q y ,ees andss eas thumbs Ct
tes &e@QBIRFcss0f The east IS eyer rthe pe5
oroes were the cotton.orowpSi sof the
! sS5o5s iii I saS- NJ 70 nssi e = Is. 80 S
OoulA. nuIns1. jos 10 assSssl Dc
snaas' j. aJsSlla.-- N7fTla7 TAasy Ia
sss3 'ss: Aees..ao s.. 20 :.ss Dss
gona - isvt.Ig Is1oSSa 10 TO- -
III G,q z1sys.yss,l c,sa,Ndam ~ 70
tl ttttSrti 4fa ssHil, sSsw ~, %5SW h"'fS
s~shO has acted with Thea blieann party
fSsp AL ,osf n,,o stL 90.
'0' '''' '"'' n' .6Sos1 u HN.1S' NV 1g aiep'e =,
SCENTS ever one hundred hb0naaI,d Barn
uas,,2ls. .; Ls.si az u,,s1.ut;S
burner V s6 Sfso sGned tfte on t W higa
to form the Republican party, having re,
|. 1i.,.., .assL lt,.. LUCE ~ I:.x.: c..
cetlxeeA e 1sihfsf n0 iHallfssE ior
GJudgesfItha Court ed, Appsafs, has, writer
o moot ;r,ro-to,+ ona s;n!,,aaxa On g. or
RI, .sGrs, "sqo 81
(which marks an era in athel reconstruct
j., t.t,,xa THE ,a..ar
~ seq 1SeniduiISpu' o ~ Iot.in1, No''et
shows that the only. lointl of agreement
II 1tlr An lJ,,;,ssla a., Ror,h
ofSSifo u nm .fStisGrt = 20 a.! n'ui .bn
ers with the Republican party was on the
slavery hov tbat it1;s ont of
~, ~ IL d;a.,.
s,9s1 al aso,ai o ,.sa..s ,,,,;.i,.t
~ sos iii W. y, oi'!oat
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or ever.was f6a gele91 i sound 60 -
n mate sSsssSss ss Is away aver ~
It eeaass tssf - -
sa2s.,{ssss - N U[e.
senal0 IL "
g gefssa% WSs1 F eop aay 81 j..
i SIs.sse s !he South than 10 New Sgzk:Zf6s
eoncurSenc e in Ss yI R LIS at present
= ths Amoatsimpou1nf 4dsdon @fs he hour. a.
mSK oets " xsFeas aratssls .aSl
RsSt GgRa8ss XgSp hi hi there i no
Uniting upon fRis End sympathizing with the
financial ana &. comms.eIel views 9f WEigah !,
.respest tar, tie ..epassit9 tioss HgSW Of the
sRs tIs s ssssSisesd a. 9,s, ss ssss
Fafty hasa mission, MOI seemd jim iuaperiepce
eo tns1 c9nn ~, sssIhe; coasesss RA Slhee
sipies ali edusatM, il thg ocrasfe sshool
sSssa ses esnnos s Saas
shes gosefnnaset nnast, Dto insure PgesQeIity
aus f.. geee gsNs.ea s9yystp's caatet
ssosft,.s 1aKs99yxsI ices ths eataP asghs =
a3ssaaswe hava.zery eheetipg iateiIsspaee rom
81 parts Of she State sonssning the pros1
Ipacts 81 Tia ticket heaaddaeaafbbyJ Han! HsaRY
ToR.os.ssIn a4psasE every 52 ospupASyo, a gem
.nsui~ho have anpperted theRepublcan
ID formers elections, have announced
~ asir tmthatien u vote ofo Mr. oRioE,,
g while the EetaFnsd soldiers, With sahsihpplars
unaaamas. appear toAsse atrissd # the
same eonclnsons u we ss@h be grstifiedd
Lii we couit give the Names OF some indi-
Mduals Of no;tiesf YTsaf Rim ne sfs eonyw who
.hay . tail .nt La s ttoa iarme.
9snsrtv sttar,r.nan.sohv q refussI to,s,,hers,
S tSg Kenuaait.s;asP nno ~ 2:
mn. b;,t e Iidsf ss IA fi 4;hsas Sn "a q
~: sncIIssn d.. ssi;,sa
,l~... - $50 rssr ~. -. - - Is
!, .SMas - ssaso.ap.;a 49,. $500 j. ID
~ ~ sSsll ,;,S,;sroas
7 aud:.s1o... = .ssae.f7n de'Sss:s -
IN -. $50. 80 o. :. ssasa g.
aaaeas. :s.sgss nn ~ ~ ~ ., 80. Il
Nss f Sgsslsss o. "'oS IS 'ns saS ss,i'
q W. eeatF ~, 'sapo ths s esitSltH ~.
tsnsion oto' the vRersonalp Interests of
tfseusands.,spf SITS heinhatitantasc vitKs
sEs1nntqsso A,s.x.' .uaSs,ai.au14 oass.es.s..s,.s
u = sis ~ 20 OF asr!s sas Escs 1S, "
'nan an apPeo9glpe i Hs4SnfsSSeenoe aFe fsIroes
4 saEgumsatsia The present aoaayass. They
osestIv tas&wsaSh .,ayt;eSp ny.rar2;, ,
4 os,ss7ynns. sMS,o.-.r.n!. Z. :. : ssSr
well as the Claims OF bis opponent to pub
IL "a vor and II r. rpHSfsfvTsRo II knnw fhov
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Tlie biference!.I


e" Gen. SLooeM's conduct, says the New
York WqrlA,7is ID crsdissBle' contrast sto5
that Of leading mill " candidates on the
Republican tickets of other States. As
soon as he heard Of his nomination for
Secretary Of. stvtk,she prompt resigned
his position in ths army. t,nsaameas "a
Gen. Cox, the Republican, candidate for
Governor of Ohio, and his staff draw from
the rational sfsasus |, our sr 900 :! 4
month |; but Gen. Goazneiiher resigns nor
saispsppSes with lis AtaR IL y , s1sgs ~sns
"T'Brigsdier Generals HARTRAsE1.et the Re-
publican nominee f0arf Auditor General Of IF
Pennsylvania, issdrs~ing pay atothe rate
of $4,000 sas;s AID A5d though llau stamping
the State to oaecuEeshiS own election, he
does not resign Z: ,ss 20 - ~ geo
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- l0' rs t0r at the same
seme OF the tickets have been print
gu WIN the form of the vote on the amend
nen' at tne bottom, it is important that
'n's snooio De cut off or erased, and sep
=efafe tre*iiaasaa On ,sAieA is printed
or written these words: s'AGAINsT
AMENDMENT TO- sEgTIONi One
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
man see thatsths isdnsaf Or he may find
himself, against -hy own inclination, re-
duced to a level With the negro.
The tickets ~ p PROPER 81 a Form, maysbe OBJ
tanned, IN; aAE1 AaaAtity ,ua6f the PloNRER
Office. 1921 no aSst jsoInocs ssrp
.scr grn-1UII on zBrIInE v.s1JSi
NnI m az az
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-13
Medita1.
DR.. II. J. KIsNER.

HNENDERS HIS THANKS TO ALL THOSE
Il who have favored him with their Confl-I
dence and patronage, and would Inform his
friends and the people generally, that lie Will
the coming year, occupy his Old office on RI
street, near Reed & KTnft's Drug Store Centre
Wheeling, w. Va, where he may be Consult
ed In reference to their disease, the nature and
character of which the Doctor is able at All
times and under Nll circumstances, to describe
and 10 assure Of the probable result and durl-
ton of treatment. He practices the Eclectic
System of Medicine, using mild but effective
remedies, supporting instead of depressing
the Vital Powers. The medicines used bY
MIN are prepared and put up IN his own
Office. Besides the treatment of Acute Dis
eases, Dr.. EGtsner will give his attention to the
treatment of all varieties of Chronic disease
That Scourge Of the human race, Scrof1ln in
all Its varied forms, viz: Purulent Discharges
rom the Ear, so prevalent among children
Purulent OpillRlmia, OZenR, Enlarged Glands
ulcernttOns, Cancers and NIL YaTitieS of Skin
Diseases, Will receive his special attention.
Diseases of the Throat, Lung and Heart, Liy-
er Complaints, DlnTrhGaa ,Dysentery and Piles,
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs, Syphilis, Sc:,
Nervous and Spinal Affections, Epilepsy,
rheumatism md Paralysis, Diseases of Fee
males, DyemenOrThea, Leucorrhea, Prolnpsus
Uterit and all Painful Irregularities and Ner-
vouS Diseases to which they are subject lie
treats successfully. The treatment OF CHILL
DREN will receive the Same attention rs here
tofore. All consultations and communica-
ttons strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfully an
Swered. Office hours us heretofore until fur
ther notice. jun2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-13

% Can for Circular describing all symptoms
SYNIRTOMs.
L,HE sYNIProNis nr cArAnnu

NNHE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at first very
slight; Persons find they have cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive to the changes Of temperature. In
discharge, thin and acrid, Afterwards becon-
ing thick and adhesive. AS the disease be-
comes chronic, the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed III quality; they are now
thick md heavy, and are hnwked or coughed
of. The secretionsRre offensive, cnusing n bad
breath the voice is thick and nasal, the eyes;
are weak; the sense ofthe smell is leSSened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important SYMPTOM OF
CntaTTl is that the person is Obliged to clear
his throat in the morning Of a thick or slinIv
mucus, which has fallen down nom the head
during the night When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease Is on its
arrCSting 1t.
The above are but few ofthe mnny Catarrh
Symptoms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-13

THE NEW HINGE AND TACK FACTo-
RIEs.-These two companies have COM
pleted their organizations, and are now
earnestly at work preparing for active
operations. The Wheeling Hinge and
Tack Factory Comphny have purchased
a site near the Bradley Wooden Fac
tory, and have commenced the erection
of new buildings, which will be pushed
rapidly to completion. The machinery
Is already contracted for, and will be
finished by the time the buildings are
ready. Tho firm is composed of men
of capital and enterprise, who know
how to conduct business. The Norway
Iron and Tack Company is also actively
engaged in preparing the large cotton
mill building (Which they purchased
some weeks sinec,) for the machinery
to be used in the hinge and tack man
ufacture. The cotton machinery has
been removed, and the buildings are
being thoroughly repaired. This is an
admirable location for manufacturing
establishment. The proprietors in the
Norway Company are also men of cap
ttal and practical experience. They
will be in operation in the course OF
few weeks. These two establish
ments will prove a valuable acquisition
to our city manufactures, and adds q
new feature in our trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-13

NIcholns CrslWley ! In Circuit Court.
Reuben F. Hedges, ct. nj. In ChSn eSSi.'S'
by VIRTUE OF A DECREE IN THIS
- c1uSe mnde on the 10th day OF January
a. y 1872, this cause was referred to one oftfIe
Master commissioners of this Court to ascer-
lam ana report the real estate which said de
ana entitled to, and the different liens ther,a
are upon me same by deed, Judgment or other
with any other matters pertinent to The rnS1
IN ms opinion and MS he may be requested or
he himself mAY think Is r1rnner - w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-13

RINER.-rhe river commenced swell
ing yesterday morning. At S o'clocl,
in the afternoon there was five feet four
inches in the channel and still risinT
The Pine Grore, from Cincinnati, mr..
rived on Tuesday night. Owing to the
scarcity Of freight the Captain conclu-
ded to lay over until TODAY. She de-
parts for Cincinnati this evening Mt S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-13

THE swan pours out her sweetest
song when dying. In like manner. the
fragrance of Phalon's Night blooming
Cereus" grows moro exquisite as it be-
comes fainter. This is not the case
with the ordinary extracts for the hand
kerchief. Their original scent soon
lapses into decidedly rcpulsive odor.
old everywhere. 1t