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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11

THE President has informed at least
two OF The rebel States that their rebel
debt must be repudiated before they can
resume their old relations to the Union.
He has also sent a message to the Pro-
visional Governor of Florida, that he
expects that State to adopt the anti
slavery amendment TO the Constitution
as condition precedent to it's return to
its former position. 1t Is fair to pre-
sumo that what is required of one rebel
State is TO be required of all. We may
therefore take 1t for granted that the
President insists on the ratification of
the anti-BlaVery amendment and the
Reputation of the rebel debt by every
seeded State. From the strong pres
sure which he has brought to bear on
the Southern States in favor of the adj
mission Of negro testimony into the
civil courts, perhaps we may say that
he will consider the adoption of that
measure, which Is SO essential to the
protection of the black race, also essen
tial to the resumption of their "prncti-
cal relations to the Government. He
cannot we'll ask less than is contained
in these three demands. The great ma
jority of the people will be satisfied, If
these guarantees for the future are OBJ
tanned. But they will not be content,
unless these are secured.
But we shall be interested in seeing
what our Democratic fellow-citizens,
who have so unreservedly, not to say
hastily, committed themselves to the
support of the President, will have to
say of his requirements. They have
maintained that we have no right TO
impose any conditions on a rebel State,
except those specially described in the
Constitution. When the State had or
ganized and sent fits members elect to
Congress, the doors of the capitol were
TO swing open TO them as to the menu
beers elect Of any Northern State. But
pray, where do those strict construc-
tionists find any authority for the Pres
idents course in respect to the rebel
debt and tho antI-slavery amendment
According to the doctrines they have
been SO vigorously preaching, ifhe had
no right to require New Jersey TO adopt
the amendment, then he has no right to
require Florida 70 adopt it. And If he
has no right TO require Florida to do
that, he has no Wight to insist that she
and other States shall repudiate their
rebel debts, We must, therefore, ex-
pect to hear from them severe cOndem-
nation Of the policy of the President.
Now that the elections are over and
our democratic brethren have missed
their figure so badly, they will be in
clined to return to their position last
year and throughout the war. They
have found that their new professions
arc not any more acceptable to the peo-
pie than their genuine principles, and
hence We expect to see them fall back
on their original b4se. We shall be no
little surprised IL we do not very soon
see change of tactics. just now there
is an ominous lula neither praise nor
blame silence-such Us precedes veer-
ing round on a new tack. Theelectlon
news is but barely alluded to, as II the
result was "nothing to nobody" and
least of all to tho democracy. This
neutrality Will not long continue, SO
Ioolr mt for that which yvo shall aaa
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THE TRIAL OF DAVIS.

THE TRIAL OF DAVIS.
On the day after gave the the preya-
ntrumor here that Jeh. Davis win es-
cape punishment, and perhaps escape
trial, It was announced in the National
IateEli0eHeer, and telegraphed hence, on
the authority Of President johnson,
that arrangements, have been made
for the early legal trial of Mr.. Davis,
according to the laws of the land. :" OF
course, I would not insinuate that this
stateEnent Is not correct, and / am glad
TO hear that the arch traitor Is TO be- fair
ly tried.
ADHESION OF SOUTHERN MEMBERS.
The Na6oaaE .IateEli1eneer, of this
morning, has signidcanta which
iS unquestionably semi-oftlcial, and
which VIII perhaps solve the much agi-
tated question, as to whether the South
ern Representatives will be placed on
the initial ron of the House. Says the
Intelligeneer:
."If Mr.. Lincoln proclaimed, as hedid,
that the Southern people were insnr-
proclaim, as he may, that the Southern
people are no longer. insurgents, but
that, on the contrary, the rebellion is
quelled; that the people have returned
70 their allegiance; that they have an
nulled and made void their ordinances
of secession; that, under his constitu-
ttonal power to restore the status before
the war, through the initial step of pro-
visional governors, the whole ma
ctdneFy of the Southern States has been
put in motion, by conventions, by
the legislatures, by the election of gov
ernors and members of Congress pur-
suant to tho laws so constttutiOnaIly
crented in those States-if the President
shall proclaim these things officially,
then where is the valid objection thai
shall prevent the clerk of the House
from registering the names of members
returned to Congress from these States
on the roll, pursuant to the law OF
March 81 Why shall he not do sol II
the Southern, States do not e1iSt, then
all the machinery OF civil life, now go
| ing on in those States, and which ine0I.-
POrdtes them with the General Govern
ment by all the forms and operations OF
Federal parental power aud authority
and reciprOcity-then all Of this ma
chinery is void, it is worse than farce,
it Is the most sublime mockery ever
witnessed by the eyes Of civilized
On the other hand, there are those
who declare that, under no circum-
stances shall Southern Representative
take his seat during the coming session.
There will be lively times at the capitol
soon. =
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THE Pittsburgh Commercial enlarged
Its dimensions ON Monday, adding the
amount OF two columns to its space.
The cbutMereal We regard as one OF the
best papers in the country, It AFFORDS
Us sincere pleasure TO witness such an
evidence OF Its deserved prosperity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11

AS far as our observation goes, the
Northern pictorial papers are unan-
imously enlisted in the cause OF radi-
callsm. The columns of these popular
Journals tenn with lampOons on the
South and the conservative North, and
their illustrated pages abound in Carl
catures of the same malignant tenden-
cy.-Riehmond Times.
Nothing seems to aggravate the rebel
newspapers SO much as the fact that
most of tho writer's and speakers in the
North were against them during the
war, and that their influence with the
North was all paramount. HdFper's
WeekIV especially is thorn in their
side that they will never be rcconciled
to. Its pictorials and Its editorials were
u power in the loyal North, rs they aro
to-day, that told like a continual raking
fire OF grape and canister at short
range on tho rebel cause. twas one of
the civilized appliances OF war that the
South could not bring to bear and stood
out perpetuRlly like figure hand, in.
dICating the vast difference in the ~
sources Of the two sections.
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SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.

Mayor Wallach has promptly reor-
ganized the Board of Health, and a
thorough sanitary inspection of the city
broke out here on the Sth Of August,
and continued its ravages until the Sth
of October, raging with the greatest
fury about the middle of September.
There were about one thousand cases,
of whice five hundred were fatal. All
classes and colors were alike afflicted,
but some localities were exempt, while
down.
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WE HE2TU URN OUR TIA NJ2ltss M, ,,,,,,.
Ct1,s and Patrons al TsSs,11fSSS
Is Sc for The liberal nsfp17Il
M, ILL., Lae ms method Of infnr and
ma I'M, % carry on the FEirT ~
a. Ire IA sts,sss In an Is trlnoheS
ts,sit ~ sEict attention 10 t9sI s neg t
Cd on him q patTonage besfotE.
we also intend "a - s
siSsSS I,Il Vt ies5 ,Il
SI,S 1la nantt null II ~ to oI1
anR2f
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THE FRICTION NEWS.

The Union men are jubIlant, to-day,
especially Mr.. Stewards friends, who
have especial reason to feel joyful over
the returns from New York, as tele-
graphed ny Thurlow Weed. Mont
gomery Blair arrived here yesterday,
confident that the Democrats would
carry the State. To-day he has NOT
been seen, but is probably moralizlnR
on the uncertainty of political calcula-
tons. The Cabinet has a fresh lease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11
DIED,

.,3s DIED,
On ThunsdaS last, CARRIE. child Of James
w. and Caroline Zane, aged 4 years and nine
The funeral will take place this afternoon
at O'Clock nom the residence Of the parents
on the Island. Friends OF the family are in
vlted to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11

Tx Presidsnt Johnsonis forthcoming
message he will argue at length his
Views on negro suffrage and other
qnghona.
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DrV HOOD Yeast.

nNE CAKE OF THIS YEAST WILL
\. Jraise eight quarts Of hour. 1t1spurely veg
efabIe wholesome and tnRkea del lclons bread
s convenient and cheap. Sold, wholesale and
retail, by So 2: 7, n; LoGA Az, CSo,s q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11

In addition to National Cemeteries at
Gettysburg, Antietam, Arlington House
and Andersonville, Government is COL
Letting the honored dead of the Chicka-
manga fights in a National Cemetery at
Chattanooga. The remains of those
who fought and fell at Lookout Noun
tain, Wauhatchie, Mission Ridge and
Buzzhrd's Roost, as well as the heroes
of Chickamauga, are being disinterred,
placed in collins, and transferred to the
now cemetery at Chattanooga, where
the mortal remains of three or four
thousand Union heroes will be congre-
gated to await the reveIlle of the Arch
angels trumpet. sI-t
Some of the admirers of Gen. Lee de-
clare thatthe Arlington estate should
not be deRecTnted by its present occupa-
ton as a National Cemetery, and that
the bodies should be removed. Never,
1t is to be hoped. Those who knew the
venerable Mr.. Custis, the adopted son
of Washington, can safely say that il
would give him-were he aliVe-more
pleasure to be surrounded by the re-
lnains of heroes who had fought and
died for the Union, than It would to see
his old homo occupied by a traitor,
who drew the sword of Washington, be,
queatlied to him, against the old flag.
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COCO CREAM ron THE HAZE.
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h a Coco Cream for the Hair.
- Away with your Grey Hair.
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Nomore rancid PomadesIi
you want something elegant, l
u you admire delicious Perfume,
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fyou want your Hair to grow. ~
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Price IS cents q bottle.
For Baleby
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Ju2 Wheeling, W. Va,
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20 BAGS CHOICE. -
= ~ = Prime
4 saw ~ Eair md low grades. =
q 3 LIST, MORRISON a CntS ~
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WITH 5000 CASH, TO TAKE A ONE
VNhalf interest In Q Steam Oh Refinery,
works are newt the location IS one Of the
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who desires to go into the business, as they
will commence to make money as soon 9s
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11

TIE New York Tunes ventures to
say that II three thing are done, not so
votes will be given in congress against
restoring TO the Southern States their
equality in the Union:
81. Declare the ordinances of seees-
sion pHssed by them in 1861, to have
been null and void from thO begiaaislO.
2 Ratttykhe amendment t6the Con
seituti0n OF the United States by which
Slavery . forever prohibited, and Com,
RTess is clothed with power to make All
laws necessary 70 carry that prohibition
into eject,
IS: Hepudiate the debts, Confederate
and STATE, contracted for the purpose OF
overthrowtng the National Govern
ment."
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The National Savings Bank
- of Wheeling %
vs !5SIE4sgRE ~ 99s1PAh 70

NgGtuu6I (
WHEREAS BY sATIsFACgTnisy' nv,
NJ ne, 3snee pEsesented TO the undersigned. Il
-taOna1 Savings RanIT ar SE7I,11ISS,.NSL 9 y
AZ, s!tlSy = - " In the County Of Ohio
Sas9 SSatAte q West Virginia. has beeII i,IiSy
~ under and According TO the fenTt1
Il. ~ tla9 ~ OF Consress entitled an aSt
" PsoVlde National GufreIlty serTITaGi n 10 SSt
o, United States Bonds. ind 10 rot ~
aInfI IN, ~ n ana redemption thereon
" ne proyisions OF said ct f1tiStsS " az N
SginPL9e9 win before comniencinss ne ~ ~
ny Sy q H9nking. under said act' e' "USl-
troIier al ~ 15e. 4 Freeman Clark Comp
WIZ III : iS az
foII,4l ~ the City of Wheeling. IN the
fs All ~ emo and State OF West SHir1frfo
Ran99iIo ized g commence the 6usinsiS ~
IN ~ 1.itt 9n9er me act Aforesaid
N y sslLnony whereof Win = : NV hon,
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oC2l-snd IA NV. ~. Z IN sllssttsAkAlS CLARK.
SUES ~ SsSe5csnee With the above the NsfieI.s,
DIV. Se1s11I ~ 5egtn business on Wednes-
- 3 T, HILDRETH, Cashier.
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am embellishments.
nA1I,s HAIA RENEWER.

rHH eENUINEHALIS HAIR RENEW:
a "a long looked fer and % much inquired
RoBERTsON & EUNsFoRDS
floylI.2t 148 Market Street..
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JEFF. DAVIS TRIAL.

The Presidenfs Desire 70 Have IL In
eRiehmOnn Before the Circuit Court
The Opposition OF ChIef Justlee
Chase--HIs GFounas for Refusal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11

TIE recent ministerial change in the
English government, occasioned by the
death Of Lord Palmerston, is not with
out exciting effects upon its political
Affairs. Although the people may be
generally well enough pleased with the
appointment of Earl Russell, there are
already indications of detection in GER
tain quarters, which may be regarded
as algaries OF future schisms and alien
ationa of a more extended and active
character than now appear ron the
anraCe
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NOt1Ce.
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IN steamer NEWSTATE will present the
same Immediately for settlement.
nOYlO-St - LISI. AiORRISON q CO.
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Reserved ssats .; Admission q. Seat may
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61 =. \; g 1ese Meliors music store. Doom
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Family Dyes.

- Ld44y 8yOas
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Blacks, Browns,
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Orange, Yellow, fa.t
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Pink, Violet dc. DO,
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Nohoe.

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y tern, for gents, ladies and children, at
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SOLD BY ALIpRUGaIsrs

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Returning car sincere thanks 20 the public and
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upon u.s. ve assure them that pains expense
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favor US with their patronage aud make estsb-
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Thisunequaled preparation which Possesses tn pecu
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sniiven the roots o. the hair gives the
hair lasting sni aatuT al DISTURB sndru scurf
itching and soreness Of Persons that have tried
this that they have tried all kinda Of
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until they had tried my Hair Tonic Ii has cured per
who had solid maases Of dapdru ali knitted nd
together in the shape of cap covering the
whole head and in the Of thirty days after sipg
my Tonic the scurf and dandru ali disappeared and the
hair which had until that tiaae seA eated from
growing resumed its former healthy 1rowtb.
In the of one James Mershor, Of the 2lst Iowa
fsntry whose head covered with thick coating OF
dsndrud and scurf mentioned above and whose hair
had almost completes fallen ont is shown the of
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eft his scalp assumed healthy condition and his hair
-ed beautifully. This il ouiy case
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but for want ofsrs-c nd cost prevented from
Ing so.
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.5sms @eriiderunss=g eieli9aft ron Goluratus. o, nnisrn
SpsSereiwaarsn .Sorratb. gum Sstra9e pom $1,000. uns in
Ter yiabt rom 1. October wuree nnier ganJer Waaren =Ier=
ratb eurd 8euer ~Seri'ort. gDir iesten am 5. ;. Ntts. bic @es
isii6aft rarpn in asnntnib une an, .. fam Serr q. S. 5ans
ley 81 uns. feute unier= SsrluI felt unr erfeste uns ~eenielbsn
v%pIlltGncia. Nlle uni ere Binder une 9apisre murefn 9lesb.
idlls strfDrt. 70 Dup eer mirfite Ierluit nidt 9endu ~an9eseten
wsre n fonnte. une eot sei8te bic geieufhaft feline ~yiei8uns,
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SSir liuo niemals sbrIher bsbauttlt wUrcen. ais in cieiem
5alle ron Ger uSpne @eriiderungs .@sslihaft ppn SpIun
bua. une nun. Ia mir Die Npbltbat Der @eriiderun8 prat.
tiih ~erfabrtn hdten. rufen mir alien uniern yiadbarK nne
Mitburse:n erntlib gu: east @u6 rerIibern;
itisbt es nidt auf. une wern Sbr Sud p~eriidern last. 70 be.
ci.nt Sud easu Ger Spme @eiellibait. Is tit ties cine Ans
italt unieres ei9snen Staates nnc ife vereient bic CUNT aller
unierer UurSer. ahtunb srpl.
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,me;n assihlieblhes g%isentbum mir patentirtsn Ssrbsferun'
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bejisen. Sd marne haber sesen fplbe ueSertrstuna msinsr
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Mittbeilunssn unc pesueiie ~snpfanssn uns ais sennseno ss=
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cine Grfenntnis (Subamsnt) mebf 5niunctiOn meinsm alasss
aHtrass ssmdy ~empfanseu babe.
u. Sanner,
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DIT. IL. IS. 3i
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9inciundtier Marftberiht.

Cincinnati. ben "a. DIT. 1865.
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80 50-Si2 90, ie mad Snalitdt Die NGnfer
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Mes Sort. - Cfsrirt pirs 3Sk; Derfiufer rerlan'
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. Wei,su - @ute Tadfrase fir sutsn aften rrtbsn sn
S., e5; Die Isrfiufer p~erlan3en mebr. Neusr rptDpr $i,1o
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grseeriee. - Slubig. Sic GaTse 30-33 ets. - To'
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Mer,ec. Gintr Ger drafien &rstsihiben ges
rifc'S mar tcfanntliA pas Yscnipnsm cine srt
a.iteissnihaft ccsr Stlaptrti, in Der Die WiaiIe ess
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ben tsi isnen as5munsen 'rercen, 10 DAP its aus De- =,
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frmmen uno oabsr lis all ibrSstsnssnes i'm 3uitan !
b. Der ~aticlutsn 3ranssartsit uno Der 6nsAtihat
rsrtleiten.
Sin eisien srduliden ~icdialen aretsihaesn le. !
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tcriihsn llriprunss isinsr Serrihaft bic unsebeu
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