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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26

9fa3ri&t wrb Riermit sessben, 0as 8ii6er gu 3ei&.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-09

a uassrsble . d Lashslos. Who knows that
w. pssseos y nst lesp year, ssys; II you
uso1 yosug l4dy Who 10 rot very shy
yos hsd better bs Astis shy yeaFsslf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-09

EnzsRAszon TO MHsouRL--Ths tide Of
smigsstion now sweeping istv hissoari 10
sssissly unprecedented In sbs history Of The
Slste. Now rid OF the incubus Of slavery,
Missouri cannot fail 10 mske rapid progress.
Ohio, Indiana, aud IIlinois are sesdiDg
Hundreds Of s0tsrprising., energetic and
inAaslFions psople. TO lake possession OF
~ flsh lands 81 Missouri and develop her
usllnftsd nstssAI resources. rs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-09

The Constitution confers on Congress
the right TO requisite commerce among the
several Ststes. Il 10 OF the arst necessity,
Tor the msi.snanes Of the Union, tha. com.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-09

II is our first duty To prepare IN earnest for
our recovery from the ever increasing evils OF
an irredeemable currency, without o sudden
reyulsion. and yet without untimely procrasti-
nation. For that end, we must, each In our
respective positions. prepare the way. l hold
II the duty of the Executive 10 insist upon hu-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-09
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE.

But II any Stale neglects or refuse to
peform It's offices, there 10 the more need
that the General Gvvsranmeut should
maintain oil its authority, and as soon as
practicable, resume the exercise OF oil It's
functions. Gu this principle have acted,
and have gradually aud quietly, aud by al.
most imperceplible steps sought 10 restore
the rightful esergy Of the General Govern.
ment Aad Of the States. To that end, Pre-
visionsl Go, ernors have been appointed Tor
the States, conventions called, Governors
elected, Legislatures assembled, aai Seua
tors aud Representatives chosen TO the
Congress Of the Uaiied States. At the
same time, the Courts Of the United States,
as fas ss could be done. have been re.
opened, 40 that the laws 0f the Uni,ed
Stsles may be enforced through their
agency. The blockade has been removed,
| aud the custom. houses re-established 10
ports OF entry, so that the revenue Of the
United States may be collected. The Post
Of6ee Department renews lie ceaseless SC
livity. and the General Government Il
thereby enabled TO communicate promptly
with its officers and agents The courts
bring security 10 persons and property
the opening Of the ports invites the resl0rs
lion of industry and commerce the posi-
once renews the facilities of social utter
course and Of business. And Is It not hsppy
Tor rs ell, that the restoration Of each ona
OF these functions Of the General Govern.
meat brings Nilh il blessing 70 the SIstsl
over which they are extended I IL IL no,
sore promise Of hsrmooy ssd renswst
stisebmsas 10 The Union. that, after sl
that has happened, the return Of the Gea
srsl GoserSmsst u known oaIy ss bs
Ias6eence ! ~ ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-21

BERKELEY and Jefferson County NsWA.
The Berksly Intoa has q long,sr,iele
on the status Of Jefferson and Berkeley
.eountlsa, and says that al tie loyal
people Or those counties reject win
warmth the Idea that they are not 4
part Of West Virginia.
.'But the most bitterrehections which
our rebel friends hAvoin these counties,
are that they LIT the cause go by default.
TheywOuld not go 70 the polls and vote
on the question, but let the Union peo-
BE have II all their own way. Then
thsy were bent on rebellion, treason
and establishing a slave ConIedeHcy;
5ut now they are wideHwakE, an clam:
oTols for a Iitr election 70 know whether
10 20 with Fast or West Virgins. We
know how fair and honorable rebels
are In odlhs, good (dith, and eLee-
h,rnS After the ordinance Of Sc
saceS.Ion had been voted on the Cover
nor did not wait for tho returns from
west VIrgiuia--he did not take much
account ofthOse InountAineera out there,
hat declared the Ordnance carried on
returns from East Virginia. He has
had the returns sinee from West FrgtI-
n and they counttoo much for accession.
We would respectfully invitethe rebels
in our counties 70 a warm reception,
when they undertake to drag these
counties back into the Old Dominion.
They have got more In Old Virginia
than they eau manage now, and we boz
lieye that the interests Of Berkeley
county keep her with the New State.
Gen. MilToy made h speech ut Mar
tinsburg last Tuesday night, Of which
the Berkeley Union speaks highly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-21
FAIRMONT NORMAL SCHOOL,
The Only Institution or the Kind In
the State.

TIME SUCCESS OF THIS INSTITUTION
j has been such NJ 70 warrant Us continu'
ance beyond the present session. The attend.
ance, owing 10 the new and urgent demand
for competent Teachers for the Public Schools
Inns much exceeded the expectations OF liz
most Sanguine frIendS, With view to lt9
permRnency, hdSc associated with me Prof.
]. G. Lininger nnG Dr.. ID. Il. Dorsey, both gem
tlelnen Of thorough education, experience
and ability MS Normal Teachers.
The next session will commence on Mon
day, August 2lEt, and continue twelve weeks.
II Il very important that all desiring to avail
themselves Of the benefits Of this session
should commence with the beginning Of the
term-hOweVGr, persons unable To do 80 will
be admitted mt any time.
While this School Is Strictly Normal, and
specially designed for the training OF Teach.
ers, others Of suitable qualifications win not
be excluded. Lectures on the Theory and
Practice Of Teaching will bo delivered from
time to time by Prof White, State Superin-
dent, md other Normal Teachers,
TUITION, 500 per month, payable In I'D.
VINCE Good boarding CAn be obtained nj
from $500 TO $40 per week.
Augl5-6td<w j. n. BOYD. Principal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-21

ws1Te glad 70 hear Of thoso recently
from Richmond expressing themselves
warmly Ia COMMUNICATION Ofthe efforts
made and being madO by Gov. PsiT-
point In the Interests Of restoration and
Iec5hstrnctlon Ia old Virginia: This
opinion; 100, comes from those who
wish, ~ Gen. shenck expresses IL, "to
make haste slowly" in the matter Of re-
construction. We have Rll along felt
punuAded that many Of the Washing
ton letters and dispatches did injustice
TO tho Governor. The writer's and send
en- OF them do not aud cannot know the
Governor Rs Wo know him out here.
Neither can they properly appreciate
all his diiiiculties ~ tho head Of the
most formidable State lately in rebel
lion. The American people will criti-
cIEe with or without tho filets. That Is
one Of their prerogatives. But 1t viii
come out In tho end, a. we confidently
believe and trust, that the Governor Is
doing n good and great work. A man
who could DO content to battle the larger
portion Of his life in the minority, and
defy the prescription Of prO-slnverylsm
here in West Virginia, is not likely to
be d convert 70 hIsnncient anlngonIsins
at this late day. We submit that this
is the common sense view for many i'm
patient persons TO take intheabsence Of
facts to the contrary.
The tone OF the Richmond Why is
Improving. For instance, We like the
spirit pervnding the following extract
from an article In It's issue of last
Thupday:
ut IN not only the solem duty, but the
clear and unnistaknblc policy OF tho
people Of Virginia and tho South to nc
cOpt, promptly and without reserve,
the admitted results and decisions oi
tho late sangninary war. Chief among
those indlsputable results and deri-
sions IL tho abolition Of slavery. To
acknowledge the death OF slavery, then,
nut None Dy WpTl ~ mouth Out ny
deliberate legislative declaration, " the
urgent obligation Ofthe times.
We suppose that the Wing regards
the passage Of the congressional amend
mont through the Alexandria lcgIsla-
tnrc last winter as tlnality, so far ms
vlrglnla Is concerned. It's language
would seem, however, TO cnll for a
further ratification by Virginia.
Tho IIihigalso, nanothcr article, calls
upon tho people to elect none to Con.
gress who were Identified, In a dlsqual-
flying way, with the rebellion. Itsaysi
Tho present IS u grave crisis In our
public ntIuirs. five profit by the les
son which the last ten years ought TO
have taught us-iE we determine IN the
future 70 lock more to the welfare OF
our country, md less TO the success OF
our pnrty-iE We resolve TO lush the
dirty dcmagogups who have heretofore
niisiGd the people, back into their KEN
nGlS, whenever they show their noses
out Of them--all may yet he well.
We notice TINT Robert Mayo, Jr., late
Mayor. Is out for Congress from the
Richmond district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-21
Regular Pittsburgh, wheeling and
"F IDRrlkcF1huFS Packet,

The New and Elegant Passenger
+, LEX Asteamer FOREST CITY, Captain
leaves Pittsburgh for PurlIembuTg every
"Wednesday and Saturday at - NJ; leaves
Wheeling for PArker,burg every Wednesday
and Saturday ut II p. NJ; leaves Pnrkersbu6'
for Pittsburgh every Monday and THURSDAY
at 9 y. NJ; Leaves Wheeling for Pittsburgh
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon.
dag and Thursday ut the Wharf Boat until 8
p. AI.i by BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
nugl7.n SD Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-21

We request the public to notice that the
above IRE the charges when paid punctunlly
In advance, when not so paid, ten per cent
will Immediately be added, NJ forming the
rgul9r prizes OF the academy. Pupils re-
manning ut tile Academy during the vnca-
ton. viii I've charged ut the rate OF 81 o. per
week. 4 sum Of money must Be deposited
with the DlrcctrcSS sufficient to meet the
expenses for clothing, Sc, should the charge
O.pDVidlng these devOlve OIL the Institution.
Parents ARE requested 10 furnish their chill
dTen with postage stamps,
Letters to be addressed " DiFecirea Of he
Aoadt4nU Of The RiSitdiiO1t" Mount de Chanial,
near Wheeling, w, Nn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-21
4IusifaI s(ustruitteats.
NEW sToREI NEW sToREll
E. A. WEBER,


IHVEACHER OF MUSIC AND ORGANISE,
i extensively known In this city and Yiein'
fly, bcp1l leave TO announce TINT TO.MOR-
ROW, TUESDAY, THE 9Th INSTANT, he
will open his new Music and Variety Store,
where no will keep on hand an assortment
Of Pianos, among them stelnWRyg, and HA-
Eletnn's, Of New York, MelodeOhs, sheet Mu.
sic, including tho best Instruction Books, and
latest Sheet Publications. Yi0linH, Guitars,
Flutes, Accorle0nH and Bani0S OF the best for
eIgn and American make, German and Italian
Strings. Also, Stationery, Photographic Goods
and Notions
He WIN promptly attend 10 any orders for
Music left at the store.
He will, rs heretofore, give Instructions on
the Piano, MelOdeOn, OiBnn, and IN Thorough
BRSs, either nj scholars house, or ut his MUSIC
Room, 1O3 Main Street. where n fine Plano
choin, GIeeC Clubs, and Vocal cla%cs attend
ed 10.
Arrangements are also being made for
renting out Pianos go,
Keeping only the hest Of Goods on hanui
having adopted the motto ofquick NlSs ma
small profits, being always up 10 inc ulney-
he respectfully bespealn the PaiToiniggen o. Ihe
public. Y; n; " EhEiS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-21
DAY..SCUOLARS.

Arrangements are belng made for the con.
vCSance OF (lhy scholars To Mt. de Cliantal, by
such modes us viii leave them directly atthe
door, for tho tIitinR charge Of two or three
cents trip. In this way tho smallest children
can he sent with safety, while health will be
tho daily exchange OF o confined and smoky
atmosphere for the pure, fresh country air.
Further particulars Will b given later.
Nugla
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-21

a WRITER in the Washington cAyOn.
icleuhderstauds "frOm valuable sources
that II is the expressed opinion ofheads
of bureaus that, US a whole the employ.
ment OF women in the Departments Is
a failure"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-21

Morgan County holds a convention
next Thursday to nominate candidates
for the State Senate, aud also for the
judgeship of that Judicial district. We
observe that our old friend Joseph p.
Wheat, Is one of the deleIAtcs.