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TIN Alnnn,N Cnm,cmIIon.

ALBANY, Sapt. G.-'l'hc Democratic
State Convention assembled here to.
day. Hon. Thomas Winfield was ch".
s"lI President prn tcH., and proceeded
to address the meeting. The following
resolutions were adopted.
RcSDirci, That the organization
known rs the TNmmNny Hall OrEnni-
Mti0n il the neutrality-suspicious. of i"
Democracy OF Nrw York, and that III"
delegates claiming seats here under
that organization have been regularly
elected ny delegates to this convention,
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Bethany College.

TINHIS INSTITUTION Is LOCATED IN
one Of the most beautiful and healthy
portions Of the hill country Of West NhginiA.
Ii is In Brooke county, MIi,,H mil,-. north Of
Wheeling, AMI AcUtT miles from WrllSbuIg, NJ
which place, persons coming either ~ boat
or rail, C4ln lind hacks ready To take them to
the College. Situated Us It Is In the country,
II Is removed mt once from the temptations 20
extravaganza, and the facilities for Nicr,wh.ch
attach To Colleges In or near higr CliC>.-
Young men who desire II thorough education
will find peculiar advantages IN bethany Io:
lego. She Inns an experienced Faculty AMI
affords the best education on the lOwcStt terms.
Tie 9th Session will commence on the Isl
Monday In October next and terminate on
the Inst Thursday Of June, lsUb.
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, President.
W. X. PFHDLETOS, Vice President and
POieSSOr Of Mental MOml, and Political PHI
OSophy and Bellies l.citrcS.
CHARLES LOUIS Los. Professor Of Ancient
Languages and Literature.
B. W. JOHNSON, Professor Of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
r, RICHARnSOS, Professor Of Natural Phi.
loSOphy, Chemistry and Natural History.
TERMS
Boarding from Si,OO 10 $40 PER week.
Tuition, per session Of y months, 5000.
Washing and lights extra,
MartICulRtlOn Fee 500
For Catalogues or further information nd
dress W. X. pCmIletOn or c. l.. lUOs, Sccty.
auglS-9ndGtw
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ncStitWti"m Of the Liberals IN Mexico
..!Thc Rebellion In ITHyti..-Smail
pON and Yellow Fellow nj beaufort.

NEW YORK, Sept. G.-Thc Tribunc's
MntumOras correspondent, who has had
an interview with Gen. De Leon of the
Liberal party says, hc learned of him
that the wants Of the Liberals N" such
that if not soon relieved the cause was
lost. They have no money, arms, AM
mnnitiOn, clothing or even provisions,
and if the L. S. do not soon lend assis-
tunrc there will soon be no Liberal par
ty in Mexico to h. assisted. The NUM-
Der Of men they now have in the field
amount to only 1850 men.
The IIcrald's Beaufort correspondent
Of the :id says, yesterday til" liaytirn
despatch steamer GrIlHrd, put into
this port for coal, water, Nc. The Cap
tain is II bearer of dispatches 10 WASH
ington, asking, il is presumed, for aid
to qucll the rebellion in Ilnyti. The
small poX and yellow fever are show
ing themselves here on board some of
the merchant vessels. Two are infect
cd with bilious and maluriOus tcv"rS
which are prevalent, but not very fatal.
The city is comparatively healthy, sick
ness being confined to the vessels.
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NEW YORK, Sept. G.-Gcncml Lee
has accepted the Presidency of Wash
ington College, Virginia, in letter in
which he expresses the following Scnti-
mlrnts: "rhat is the duty of every riti-
zen IN the present condition Of the coun-
try to do all in his power to MD in the
restoration of prac" and harmony, in
no way To uppUS"d the policy III thu
State or General Government directed
To that object, and that 1t is particularly
incumbent on those charged with the
instruction of the young To set an c%-
ample Of submission to authority,
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Valuable Property for Sale.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED. AS TRUSTEE FOR
Mis-. lI,ssinr a. EdlingtOn, will sell ~
public auction, nj the front door Ol tile Court
House Uf Ohio county, on
wednesday. I'll" LIST dry OF November.
1875. nj N O'Clock n. M, It not previously dis
posed OFT private sale, the following deScrb.
I'll valuable real estate. situated on The Nh
tinnnl Road. about three inilcSCast uf the city
Of Wheeling, and commonly known Us Tie
"Old Race course
Sud property contains about lln acres, but
has recently i"Cn surveyed and divided INTO
five parcels. Two Of said parcels front upon
the National liOId about ~ poles each, and
extend back about Iil0lCS, and contain about
liHTrIS each.
Two other parcels. square In form and about
equal IN SlN containing about li:rrCs caclt,
front upon the iOunty road, which II the
southern boundary Of the entire tract.
ThCuthcT parcel contains nhnrIi bnrr"S, and
Is Immediately In the rear Of the above de-
SCIIhrl parcels.
All Of said land Is unrlCrn high state NJ cul-
iivatiun, and Is considered to hc the best
land. either Ton farming ur gardening purposes,
IN the county of ohio. 1t Is alSn admirably
adapted, both from It's position AMI nccsS.
billy, for u race course " pleasure. grounds.
one of the largest educational establishments
In the West Is within OnC-iOuith OF nile oil
the above described property.
said property will bC sold IN Il body or IN
parcels To suit purchasers.
Terms made known on day Of sale, Orby APP
pIiClliUn IL the undersigned or Mig. II. y,
ElgingtOn, near the premises, where p!ot oil
"a ScI - wtI il. $. GOOD, Trustee.
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NEW YonK, September G.-rhc Posts
special says the receipts from Internal
ltryrnur yesterday fell buck to the old
average Of 81 ,im.OW.
ten. Mrndc having completed the in
sprction Of his military division is on
his way north.
A correspondent informs tho Post Of
II narrow escape from another slnugh-
ter ON the Long Island hallway on
Monday evening. The coupling on II
train broke, lCWving II cur filled with
passengers behind. After II while the
train returned for the discovered ear,
hut before II started another trim
came laundering down the rOnd IN III"
rcnr. The correspondent asked tho CON
lucl0r II he Ind iukcn amy measures to
prevent u collision, and hr SnId TINT Ii"
sent II hinlIrsmmn with lnmtCrISiO-
wards the approaching trim, which
was stopped II few rods from The rear
ear. Meantime Nil III" passengers lnd
Jumped oil the rCnT tar. The train wus
M lIstIul hrhiuh time.
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educational.
Wheeling Female College,

INHIs INSTITUTION CHARTERED
with full collegiate pOwcHs In 1851, and
recently rt.OryanlEed under II new lt0Ard OF
Directors, will bc opened ny collegiate lhsll'
fuie on The first wednesday In ScptcmEr
next The buildings nrc now being tho;
roughly rGfttcd and newly furnished
In The llbernlIty or It's arrangements, In the
extent and cOmpTelIensYent7A Of It's C"llIA'
or study, In Its methods Of tuition anu gov.
eminent, and in thenbiliiy and experience o.
fits Board OF Instruction, the public may rely
llpOn its being II iirSt-clnSs seminary.
Having Ind many yuilrS experience III con-
tluciinV leading Educational Institutions ~
the Eastern and Middle Sthtcs, lccl iiS''Ilw
Tint with the liberal patronage nnl me Gir.
nCst CO.OerutIOn Of the CitiKcnSOi wheeling
md vicinity, the College Will soon !" ape 10
extend to young ladies I'LL the facilities lnr ~
ACCOMPLISHED education to E found uuthh
Of our eastern metropolitan cities.
ItullOulS me the highest satisfaction 10 w
nble 10 announce the engagement Of n corps
Of teachers Of distinguished hDlIllS' 'Nlf'
rlence nnd reputation. ..,,.,.I
A NORMAL. DEPARTMENT VIII bcotRNlIHtu
nj nm early tlny, having especial reference 10
the preparation OF young ladies Tor Inc Dllsl'
nesS Of teaching. III,
a PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT Will he
opened for such Misses us are 100 young 10
enter the collegiate.
Protestant, but not upon dCnDminnil Onal
principles; the leading churches Of this viclnl-
~, the Methodist, the Presbyterian md tho
EplSCOpnlinn, being represented IN the Fhchl'
y" EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TuIrIoN-FlNt Preparatory, 81; Second
Preparatory, s.; First Collegiate, s.; Second
Collegiate, 81; Junior, SiO; Senior, ST. =;
IntIn, French, German, or other Language, 81;
Experimental Sciences, 81 extra, each: Draw
ing, 81; Painting IN oil, slO; Pastel, slO; Tray
on, S.; Music, Oh PInmO, SlO: Use Of lnSin.
ment, 81 10; Vocal Music, slO; Fuel, a nndal
quarters, M cents each quarter
BOARD-SE: Fuel md Lights s.; washing,
81: Weekly board, from Monday to Friday
night, SS7 10: Fuel and Lights, 81.
Blllsb fOrtUitiOm and hHnld payable man
CtLSIS 1T the commencement Of the quarter
Sept. 9Th, Nov. 18th, Feb. lSt and April 18th.
l.. G. LOOMS, a. NJ. NJ: D.,
JuIv N 1875 President
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Authorized to Become Agents Of the
ErcHtImICm'N IImreMm.

NEW YONK, Sept. G-'rhc IIcrnld's
special says Gen. Swnynr of the de-
pnrtmrnt Of Alabama, having recently
issued II general order, inviting III"
judicial officers ind magistrates of TINT
State To become agents Of III" Freed
mems Bureau for the administration ui
Justice in nll difficulties arising be-
tween negroes, or between the whites
and negroes, aud having NdmOniShcd
such officials that iailur" to accept tn"
agency for the Purp0s" of designated,
would d. followed by the substitution
of martial Inv IN the district where
where such failures occurred, PrOvi-
sionnl Governor Parsons earnestly nd
viscs all ludicinl officers and mugiS-
trntcs to accept disappointment offered
ns above, and do Justice and observe
the instructions contained in the orders
of Grn. Swnynr.
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ToRoNTo, Sept, O.--ROhins0n and
brown, known ns the rltlshurg burg
lnrs, were arrested hero lnst might Will"
attempting To rob tho residence Of Dr.
Willard. Tho police Ind previously rc-
rrIyUd information Of their Intention
and stopped them, There hive been
several attempts NJ robbery lNtcly.
They were suspected,
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Meeting Of WooI manufacturers.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE Nation
al Association Of Wool Manufactures,
originating at Springfield, Mass, he'll,
its first annual meeting in this city, nj
the Board Of Trad" rooms this morning.
y. Is. Bigrlow, of Boston, is President.
The Association numbers two hundred
members. They will parInkc Orn grand
banquet ut the Continental Hotel this
evening.
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The Greatest Medicine of the Age!
BRAFTS DIARRHEA COMPOUNDI
The only SAFE and Certain CnFelo

Tile OnlS sac anu NtTlillll NUIelu
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MER COMPLAINT.
And all Diseases ofthc Stomach and BOWciS, in
cidcnt tOG Change NJ diet or Climate.
TINHE PROPRIETORS OF THIS TRULY
hubble with full knowledge Of Its superior
merit OvCrNny remedy Of like character ever
before introduced. II has been used with the
most perfect SUCCESS In thousands OEc'S'S, Wh"re
all other Remedies hare (Iiicd Cases OiChron.
lie Dinrrhda Of years standing; -, hnNe Oetil
cured bv the use Of hiO bGtHCS This remedy
Inns nc,Tr EdiiFi IN single instance, where the
disease has bnfilcd the skill Ofcvcn the most
Millnl physicians.
EHNFr's DIAREHEA COMPOUHD has bcGn
In Use for numhrrOfycarS, ana by It's Timely
MD Inns saved the lives Of hundreds.
This medicine Is purely scientific preparn-
ton, and is prepared with the greatest eau
ton and tHrG.
Every traveller should have bottle Of the
DIARRIIIEN tOMrurSD.
Every soldier will find II invaluable.
M Family ShOuldl~ without II:
Un moi hesitate In Try EEAF-r'S nNRHIIFA
CUMPOUNp and prevent pain, suffering ANA
death. ,.
WHEELING, April eth, lS5.
MeSSrS. MCCAHE, KRAFT 4 Co, G"hH'nlCn:-
Having uSI4l Krnft'S DiarrhUA Compound, for
tnmD DnrrhTn, with which ] have been
tlGcnIv afflicted fnralm0St one month, mROih"r
remedies tried hurTng GIii'd, and finding II not
only n prcScIi rCiiCi but n permanent cure,
take pleasure In recommending i to The IA;
vOraIlc notice Ofall who may bcalikenilllctcd
G. MARTI%,
Chaplain 18th W. Va. Infantry.
Mnr.SnSVii.LE, Marshall Co., W. Va.
McSSrS, McCAHE, KRAFT & Co., GcnR'mcn:
--In., summer. being In Nashville, Tenn,
was attacked with severe DinrrhTH. tried
Inc remedies Of several physicians, but with
out any effect. was advised by my friends
10 r,Inc home. ! was completely broken
down and Frustrated. Upon arrivingnt home'
/ was advised to- try KmIts DlhThdII COM
Mound. ONE bottle u Il comp iciciU cUrrd ne din
snSC GTd restored mi hrGih. am glad to re-
commend this valuable medicine 10 all al
ttirtCd with this terrible disease.
Yours truly, ANDREW EpwAisiS'
McSSrN MctAHE, KRAFT q TO-, t'cnh7h"n'
Last summer ! was attacked WIN very
severe DarrhTa, nom when shHrIcl i"r
some three weeks. trtel various rrIlriltS'
hui was unable to check thcdiNpiISe. lat last
nrwusr,l n bottle Of "HnItS niHnhnH Com.
nnuud." one bOHic entirety cured TIE disease,
,uI I,StOrrd me to my usual health. ! take
measure In recommending this valuable m'1i-
Iclnc, rs have proved It's virtues in my own
ease. and seen ii tried by Others with the same
good results. u. u: AnHlSoNt
Formerly Master MNchinist u. s o. R.R,
Wheeling, ". Va.
McCABE, KRAFT& CO., Wholesale Drug
vIStS. Wheeling, W. Va, Sole lrOpriciOrS, to
whom All nulcrS should hc addressed.
For sale in bridgeport by WEST 4 MITCH
ELL.
muyl.b.fm
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LOrlSVlElE, S0Nl. 0. -Thr IhNtlNnOO'
gn Gazette says: \ difficulty uc-
Cured Ut Knoxville yesterday he
tween w. s. Hall, clerk Of the Cir
cult Court ut Knoxville, and II
young man named Baker, Int" Of the
rebel army, resulting In the death OF
Hall. Baker wNS committed to Jail,
but the citizens got him from the Sheriff
and hung him IN the streets of ChNtlO-
m0Ogn. There il Hgood deal Of excite
mCnt between tho whites and blacks.
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NEW York, Sept. G.-GOld more ne.
tive and prices iirmrr. Tn" demand
for customs are ut the rate Of about
$ijO,OOO per day, the effect of which is
apparent in the advance 10 lii34Gulii.
III" Prussia sailed this noon, taking
0nr hundred and sixty passengers ana
one hundr"dund seventy thousand dol
lars treasure.
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ATW GODS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE.
PILE DRIVER,

uYDRATLIC SAND PUMP.
DENCTICAL TESTS HAVING FULLY
demonstrated the superiority ufthiN MT
rhlnuO over all Others for lhc purpose Of sink.
iug oil Wells the undersigned is now pre-
upIrl to receive OIlrIr tor The same.
This machinery comprises everything re-
uuiSitc lOr the boring Ol oil wells, excepting
me- STEAM ENGINE AND CAST lRON
DRIVING PIPE, thut will hc furnished, If
desired. ut n reasonable price, and dispcn@S
vim the li>r Of the Derrick Rope, Ball wheel
and other CnuhruuS and expensive fixtures
now In use, and Is ~ arranged, lcng con-
s,rucich IN wheels and portable, that IL can
ln easily removed Tor the purunNr ol sinking
we'll, IN Liirrmi localities.
THE pETRlIlS SUmOVCd nom the well
hy our Patent Hydraulic prUcC,S, and docs
not REQUIRE the removal Of the am nom the
boring. This rrOCcSS not only removes nll
ihcdrtTiiuS in nom . 10 ~ minuirs but like
wise ullrrtualIy clears mt aud opens all tile
smallOil veins that arr SUuiiuh entirely closed
M by the old profess of sand pumping.
WITH THIS MACHINE ard Il practical
engineer u we'll can h. sunk nom iUio tM
r,rl within period OI nom l1io 70 days a'Icr
the soil pipe las been driven.
Arrangements nT being made for the con-
stIuci!nI and delivery Ui these machines ~
New York, Norwich, NrwhuIg, y. 4, ana
l'iltShurg, lrnna,
For imthrT Information, price, terms, Sc''
address, SIMEON LELAND,
METROPOLITAN llOITL,
nuGlO.!mw New York.
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Hung,

COIrMHS, O., sept. G.-Olivcr and
IInrtup, til" murlrrrrs Of Deputy Pro-
vost Marshal Cooke, of the 10th district,
were hung ut Camp Chase, near this
city, to-day. oliver made ~ confession
Of puilt
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ST. L0UIs, Sept, G.--pcrrio ChOmt"au,
ST., for many years head of tho \nlori-
can Fur Company, ono OF III" first set
tiers aud oldest citizens nr III" city,
died today,
ten. Snmhurn Inns mndo II temporary
trrnty Ut pcnrr with tho Apnrhcs, Cam.
nnchc nnd Einwn Indians, and Ccnscd
hoslilitlcs against thCmtill permanent
peace cun be arranged,
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By the Governor Of West Virginia
APROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, AN ORIGINAL VACANCY
w exists In the Office Of Judge furl the Ninth
judicial Circuit and II yaGncy Inns been Oc-
CnSiOnetl In the office Of Judge for the Tenth
judicial Circuit by the removal by the l.egiS-
lature Of John W. Kennedy, from said 0Ilioe
-bOlI Of which vacancies have bccn tenn
pOrarily filled In the innnnT prescribed by
law; And, whereas, II Is Inndc the duty Of
The Governor TO give notice 0l such vhcan-
Giles By proclamation, and by HE same 10
appoint Snmp day, not less than thirty nor
more than sixty days from the date thereof,
for holding elections to MI said vacancies:
Now, therefore, |, Arthur !. Foreman, Gov
crnor Of the state Of West Virginia, hereby
give notice Of the vacancies existing nS hinrc-
said, and appoint IhunIlny, the IwcntS.s!Nth
day Of October next for holding elections To I'LL
RnId vacancies Aud the supervisor md III
RpeCtOnS NJ election ut each voting plnrc With
III the several counties composing the Smith
md Tenth judicial Circuits. are hereby direct
cd 10 hold elections ut their several plnCrs NJ
voting, on the day aud for the OlllTS hUrrin-
briOrcspTfcd, aud to InHkrdu"fciuTl There.
of In accordance with section forty ihicr ~
Chnutcr one hundred NJ the Acts ui eighteen
hundred aud siXiy.ihfcr,
- IN testimony whereof have here
unto vt my hand nni caused the @nl
LH foT the NIid state 10 lO nillK"l ut the
- Capital IN the CITY NJ Wheeling, tins
thlrty.Nryi day uf August IN the year nj our
Lord, eighteen hundred and hlEiy'lNC, ANA
az tho state the third. ~
ARTHUR I. BOHEMIAN
BY the Governor ,,y
GRANVILLE D. HALL, Scct'y Of the state.
Nipi-lmlSW
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Commissioners Sale Of Land

az ~ N"e
DYaNIKTIE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Circuit Court for Brooke County, Va,
NOW. West NiEinlu,i pronounced OF The 22'l
day Of October. 1876, hi cause IN said Court
pending, whCIUIn James Parkinson Is cont
plnIImnl ana benjamin Parkinson, admins
iTaIOr with the Will annexed Of George lark'
insOn deceased, and Others are defendants,
the undersigned, commissioner, Will offer Tor
sale nj the mont door Of the Court House OF
brooke county, OF the
roth day Of September. 1865,
50 much ur the land mentioned IN the bill and
proceeding. ll"iug the land near bethany, IN
said county, whcrcOn sud GeOIgr Parkinson,
deceased, resided In his lie Tine, us VIII DC
sufficient to satisfy what is due the said CONF
plainunt on the tim 0f SS,7jj =:I!, with interest
IN $3.50. parcel thereof. nom the lst dry o!
September. 1916. I'LL paid, and expenses OF
sale rs mentioned IN said decree.
The sale will commence nj OCloCl: i. NJ,
and will be on q credit Of one, two and three
years, the purchaser giving bond with good
security FIR the payment Of the purchase
money, with interest thereon I'LL pnld, and
the iit!r will he retained I'LL The purchase
money Is paid.
uugIT.Gtw Commissioner.
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ST.. Louis, Sept g.
CurroN as0tilr. Flour 81 ~ for
single extra, and IS l2iS@l0 20 double
extra. Cons nroOping, ut 71tG7T
UArs-3GHtSc, WHISKY - -, MEsS
roNK-S9s ~,
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Discharge Of IiNIIOp Iny...AI"N. bud.
ley md HiIIy Smith...J"E. Davis Per-
miItcd To writ" to Ills Wiic...NOr-
folk and weldon RalIrOnd.

New York, Sept. 9Th" lIcrald'S
Richmond correspondent says:
bishop Lazy, Of North Carolina, who
was arrested some time since on I'll"
suppOsiti0n of having evidence of value
to the Government, has been discharged
and passed through Richmond on his
way home.
Alex. Dudley, who has hnd his par
don restored 10 himagain, il is prrsum-
ed will devote his immediate attention
to rcopcnimg the York river railroad, Of
which he il President.
Extra Billy Smith Is pnSSing his time
quietly on his uncOniiSCNtcd estate near
WarrcntOn.
The IIcrld's Fortress Monroe cores
p0ndcnt says the privilege OF writingto
his wife has been granted Jcll. Davis.
General Turbrtt will not take COM
mnmd Of his new department for Il
month yet.
The Norfolk and Weldon railroad
will he in running order in Il few days.
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Liberal Views OF Alex, II. stephens
and J. II. RCgRn...A MRu "InSenNi.
bIC 10 Fear Asking fur PartIOn...
Appropriations Made BY the lust
Congress.
NEW York, Sept. 1.-THE Times spo-
cial says: There is the best authority
for saying that Alex. II. stephens and
j. ii. Reagan. now confined ut Fort
Warren, In writing to their friends ut
the South, express the most liberal views
respecting reconstruction, the negro
race aud the future Of the South. They
urge that the agricultural system orthc
South must be rcVOlutiouiLrd, that the
negro, being II large and prominent cle-
mcnt in the population Of the South,
must be so treated us to increase his
self respect and manhood, that his free
dom must be chccriully accorded to the
negro, advocated for the intelligent
welding Of that political power which
the progress Of events promise 10 put
him in possession Of. The sngaciOus
are wise in their time beyond many of
their fellows, and see the wisdom OF
making intelligent men and women OF
the freedmen.
Francis W. Pickcns, Of South Carroll
M, the man who said he. was inSensiblc
to fear, has asked for pardon.
The entire appropriations made by
the last Congress have been mad" out
by the CLERK Of the House. These APP
preparations are as follows: Invalid,
and other pensions, Sll,%i,0OO; purchase
and construction Of revenue cutters.
one million; consular and diplomatic
expenses, Sl,3W,OOO; post office depart
mcnt, 81, 90, sos; Qualifications, Si,l&i,-
900: legislative, executive and Judicial,
Sli, Sj7 1874 naval service, Sill ,1S1,5@S.-
~; military academy, S271,jm; army,
SOL ,j7a. 2447,O7; Indian department, S;'Ii,-
ISL sol; deficiencies for invalid and
other pensions, jG,iOOO; Deficiencies
for the army, 500 400; deficiencies for
lurtiirnli0ns and armament therefor,
Sll ,OO0,OOO deficiencies for legislative,
executive. etc. ST., ll3,S73; mlsCrllanc-
Gus, $%il,9I,7l%. TOTAL, SS22, 0Ii, 52i,ad.
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Take Notice.

ITSTII. SATURDAY, THE MrII SEPT,
| ut ln'clOck T. H., Will receive proposals
nS follows list, lOr mason work To b"dnnc ut
the mouth Of sewer and foot Of FIuh street,
East Wheeling. The wall To ln about four
teen feet long, fourteen ~ feet high, nnd I'VE
headers or StrctchcTS, md 10 batter from III"
front ut the nte Of one md II hnll IA Inches
IN the fool. BIDS To h. by the perch, the dlg-
ging Included. md, For building sewer on
Sixth street, nom John Ia Zane street, Ei''i
Wheeling, int"Rrctng with the present sewer
on Zane street. The new sewer To IL two ana
II half l9lyJ feet In diameter, and III" bids to
H. for the llncnl foot thereof digging ihclid-
ed. n, For furnishing and spreading ,unl"r
my superintendent on Fourth street nom
John 10 Clny, and Clay street from Fourth to
Fluh streets, about six hundred lIiOD perch OF
blue lime stone. The bids 70 hc by the perch
HENRY SHARP,
grniau Street Commissioner.