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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
Billiard Gables.

LARGE number of Now and Secondhand
~ BILLIARD TABLES, with our improved combination
bion which have proved be the most aud durable
cuhors Specimens Of tables that have been IN con-
sfsu nae many may DO IN the principal hotels and
looms 10 scy Puns Intending TO purchase viii ind their
intrs call and stock, which IL theest aud hne't
iu Al d void Frva rh.. To- HOLIDAY ptrspuis
= PHELAN u cpLLkApEg. Res n 10 " eIsIhIIL D. y
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5iMatiogs mantro-5emales.

4 NUMBER Of well recommended German Girls
~ van STU ATOMS do gensra HOuSEWo &c, al Mira
IOWEs German Institute II Stanton st. near tho Bovery
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10 De Union Men d Ohio County.

II Is recommended that you assemble in
Township primary meetings on Saturday,
the 18th inst, instead ofSaturday, the lltn
Inst, as at inst proposed, for the purpose OF
selecting delegates toa County Convention TO
be held at the Court House. I'm wheel,
ing, on Saturday afternoon, the 26th
Inst, az 3 O'Clock.
1t Is recommended further that these pri.
mary meetings in the city be held att O'Clock
on the evening OF the 18th, and in the coun.
Try at In the afternoon.
The County convention on the 18th win
select delegates to the ParkeIzSuFg State
Convention, and win also nominate caudi-
dates for the House Of Delegates, and for the
various county ofices.
By order ofthe Committee. a5
A. W. CA1rPBnI,
Chairman
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The Knabe Piano

~ Wen enough known throughout the Unt,a1
states 70 stand upon its merits and II is To3
Necessary TO Pebble them fhrou1b ~ ny
sing their praise, : ~ NYOr 10
a, me proper way for purchasers to sunnIv
Ln.esllseiYes = TO apply TO responsible a9eny
as represented. ~ - JUST
-. Another method Of pushing bad work upoD
me me PUBLIC Is TO sell through Music Ie1eEs,.,
alloWing them large Commissions for S,aEnT1
i1nennIng theln Instruments This rnoie oF
tI business OF course increases the price as
the purchaser Oo4ue HOm
In purchasing nom the agent OF a first-clas4
manufactures, am instrument can ba bsd AZ
the factory price-nOtWit hsfandinV the -oSIs a.
se1Ialions OF outside makers that the idesIeT5a
Sl1l1 increases theprIce Ofthe instTu-
feIsons IN want of fTst-o lass Pianos cannot
g ez Pect4o buy them at second or third GAS
18th The public are invited to examine the
9e"sA Vi. ra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-24

For some time past the Cincinnati
papers have been publishing first-clnss
speeches delivered by frst-class men
in Ohio and Indiana on the issues of
the day. No ADLER stump speeches
were ever made than some of them.
The giants OF the political arena have
girded up their lions for the grand final
contest with the foes of the country,
and not all the lavish bestoWment of
official patronage on their opponents by
the Administration can overcome the
odds of power welded by such men.
The people are awake and awaking.
The cry is throughout the great West,
s'come brothers, arouseln There Is more
feeling to-day than was ever exhibited
at the opening Of a political canvass.
The Philadelphia Conventionists can
not avoid realizing that the people are
not with them. Hence they are MAX
ing every effort to stem the current by
suborning paid officers Of the army and
expectants OF Office to sign calls for all
sorts Of conventions Rhereat TO manu-
facture capital for the Philadelphia
programme. But immense as is the
patronage OF the Administration and
ingeniously ms It may be dispensed
against the popular cause, that
cause viii emerge from the great
contest on which we are entering as
certainly victorious, as did our banners
from the smoke and carnage of the last
grand encounters around the rebel cap
ital of the rebel confederacy.
Soon in West Virginia our gallant
Union people, who, to their eternal
honor eitreeorded. have never yet low
cred their flag to the foe, viii answer
these thrilling calls Of our brethren in
the west, and they too in solid column,
as did their heroic regiments, viii close
the gap and press home the final strug-
gle that shall compel the resuscitated
rebellion and all its friends in all the
States, toaccept the fundamental results
of the war as embodied and set forth in
the National Constitutional Amend
ment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-24

BALD HEADsl
ATTENTION GREY HEADS

Mrs. WINSLOW1S Queen of Hair Re-
storers IS Queen, not only in name, but In
virtues; It win make the hair grow, and ne
best Hair Resborer in the market 1tWf1lfrea
the head from dandruf, and produce new,
fully applied. Try the queen. It's DELIGHT
full hair-dressing. Reco1ect the name, Mrs
WinaloWis Queen Of Hair RestoferH Sold
Wholesale and Retail by EDMUND BOOK-
ING, No. L Odd Fellows Han, Wheeling. ".
va .-4f inn
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THE Union Convention to nominate
candidates for county offices, and ap-
point delegates to attend the State Con-
vention at PaFkerrburg on the SOLh
inst, will meetat the Court House to-
morrow at o'clock. P. n. We hope
to see every delegate in his seat.
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Roet4 Rooti Rooti Headl Ilen.l J

ROOFS PHsrA OHM preserves the Life Of the
In three eels-p prevents the hair, from fall
ing-ta the best article for dressing the hair
dandruRa and cure an disease OF the scalp
Is delighttullY peftumed, cures badness, and
quickly and tell 1t trues wlhensEe say It Is .
! lkeltOreR md Dressing Combined
no other prep ton for the hair contains
PeataG1io Nut On. Sold by all Druggists! "a
iORRIN SKINNER Geo. Sole ProprietOB,
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.,..IiAiRRT1GE IN ,9f7IET.IREl157T1vI

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. an
Essay Of Warning and INSTRUCTION forYouns
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means of ne.
lief Sent freeof charge in sealed letter en-!
velopes. Address, DR.. j. SKIBLIN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
auI64Snd&J y 80 ~ g5 III iL}t{
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ment.
TnE Washington City RepGblican and
Richmond Dispatch are trying to show
that West Virginia Is not rightfulIy a
State IN the Union for the reason that
the Restored Government of Virginia
which gave IFS consent to the formation
OF new State was not the ds jltre Gov
ernment Of Virginia. The editor Of the
Dispatch says that It Is not too late to
try the question, which means that II
the copperheads get possession Of the
next Congress and the next West Nir-
ginIa Legislature, the question viii
come mp for TRIAL. Our belief Is SO
strong that the eopperhe win obtain
control Of neither Gongre nor the West
Virginia Legislature, that We do not feel
excited over the opinions Of these
newspapers. We regard what they say
as simply - many thteats, showing
which way the oopperhead wind Is
blowing, and catl attention 10 their Mt
teranes merely for the sake of letting,
our people see the unmistalyRble e7i-
dence Of what they may expect ia case
the ooppefhedds ever should gain lpo-
litie1 power in'fhe State and the IA
ton,
TIN lvellabufg D ,0eftt oVeffo5yb
win ioE q the news 81 ohangea Ia. fas
Federal d " beeiinr. It hopes
that Ftsident 5niinsonf7l remove
every ofio5 .holiei "a the Lind WHO
does not endorse his policy 81 recon-
etThciion. Thus hoping tie editor
Ia 9 burst OF g Depocratic'' enihu
calls 1pon The Pr dent 10 ''ESieS
5ele On Davis Z would BE- th6
srollllinE ct OF bis administrlt lion
il iii5 spe ecIi Is
me teslqenl ori q eliV9Iin to iiid1 tho
proe Ing tie lIlad hit Goupes
ton hlt TIC plF6 odt % only
cFgglpe ept ~ Igh1l line5ii,
when ~ Pc orsed 81 i. elect.
Ing hlli. mulch ai albo6s
senator nom INC
VTards that ond6 ~
side iias fdI Il 4 e
that g1aae cont
plan lla9 J6il 81
Hsou 7ill 1etq i1uIq ila orator
tofnris 3 succs 1l 81 Is tcilol on|
SRI Is pllliai ii.I6i.
nndent ne 81 ton "a
Bow ef5i eialrli O. 81 "a
tti7 - hire q On u tie u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-24

MErCALF's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts
standing In a few days. . ..llf q.
an22-im 7. i'll LOGAN 4 CO., Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-24

CoIgate'a Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
A superior ToiIet 81 prepared nom n Te-
hned Vegetable ola In combination with
Glyeetine, and especially designed for the
use Of Ladies aha for the \ nEsel..y, 1ts per.
fume Is exquisite, and, its washing properties
unrtyalied. For sale by all druggists.
+, +. - -. feb27.Iyd&w
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il Il, ~ itiIiIk1ile 81 Is AisSg j SIS
w . strong tuut l UNIV Vefinr u 81 ioli
man md 10 oIl the reduisI - sIo3
should Pc rsl OF an ON eaf. That II n
hone and c1r nj We lieIi r. fic'fliIz
ls-Elll. q1llI hll q no doubt hut VII \ -
Tire 1urnft ~ ~ fIlie Union mon G. ~
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500 Re.lwIIl1a5Ird

WHE BE PAID BY TIE UNDER
wv stoned fQr the recovery Of the body OF
elEs JOSEPH .lGl1P PEN, who IS supposed 70
nave been drowned in the Ohio river
or August. he wore bioVFfl ai1ania ioofis 4
white shirt, boots and had q gold Iateli 4
with chain, and ON; 1ia right hand finger two
gold rings, engraved with j, i. Is about % 4
years old has dark brown hair, and chin
R l511s ems ans, pr. 2. W: BIN GEIiL
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~ VIZ y0ll .lleed Ladies,.

These pills act as a mild and gentle stimu-
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all Irregularities and re-
moving distractions, mental debility melan-
choly, &c; restoring nature 70 its proper
channels. Under certain circumstances they
should not be used. Price 81 90 per box. BY
mail to amy address 10. Sold by
gGAUGHlsINS d BUSHFIEIlD. :
Also by c. n. oDBERT, Stone Bridge. q
my28 u ts-..- 4li.-s.s.ifls ~
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DIR. LAROOIKAH'S
Indian Vegetable PuImonic Syru

CURES COUGHS. COLDS, WHooPING
" Couch, GROUP, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
BRONOHITIS, PAIN IN THE SIDE, NIGHT
SWEATS, HoARSEEES5, TO which public
speakers and singers are liable, ColSSUACP-
TION, In Its early stages, and al diseases OF
the throat and lungs
Indorsed by the highest medical authority.
clergymen of every denomination, authors,
editors, professors In our various colleges, and
by many OF our most eminent public men. !.
Containing no optltlp, It Is adapted to every
age, and can be used without fear Of the
dangerous results which follow the use OF
many OF the cough preparations Of which
opium and tpecac are the base. ~ &
30 ~ GIVE IT A TRIAL. r. a.
40 Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle.
DR.. 3, r. KNIGHTS, PropF, Melrose, Mass.
Sold to the tradeby IAUGHLIE1S BUSHl
FIELD, Wheeling, and atretail by all Drug
gists, also by 4. H. Logan & Co., and Logan
List q Co. ~ : 6ggb n Iny28-3nnddEW
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i Oil StoeIsf.. ! -, !. ]. "a !. III

WE HAVE SEVEN or I4IR SIXTY
w shares left unsold In our we'll MOI 9 A
CONTAINING - acre. Shares $50 elclI. 5ilss
Also ten shares Ia wen No. 81 GiiiE lot be-
" tlEons Superintendeh are how boring m.
.Llis ieffe, OF onal acre, IS not over two hum,
qred yards Of our large Eell. Price OF shares
atl22.aL 81 .. aI6nso ti 81. " hssiissie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-24

The Belmont county Fair VIII be
held at st ClairHyille, on Wednesday,
Thursday az s, tie 25Eh, 27fh
and 18th days o. Sep ember next. II;
"A balloon on IS 70 axe place
September.
loral achefs are reported IN lt-
tendance o. 1he Re1thetis Institute at
St Clairsyille than ever lle9otel
Capt. Danford and col. man are
both taking an active part IN the olit-
ical can q lleil o llr. bingham
and the general Union Ticket Of the
Mr.. Bingham speaks ut ST. Glars
81, NJ 6ioioelc. over RI Martins
Vile on tuesday tlftaInoon 1t 2 o'clock,
end ct tialaaire u the evening &C z, So
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On TIE llllllnis ~ ". y I. Mcclure
~ tnul7l1s 0l r III nd Mss
lli.IIl 81. dluNh III n III. iAlax5 lIiyioI or
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Il1sl LIGel
DRoPsI ( DRoPsI DRoPsI

u DROPSl go iDROPSI DROPSl
AllERIcAlg IfEFIE doors viii cure Diptherfs,
Coughs Bronchitis,l Sore Throat Asthma.
Rlieun1atts1n Neuralgia, Ague In the Facs
Headache, Toothace, Bruises, Sprains, ChiIbs
lains, Group. Colds, Fever and Agi16 and
Cholera In Q single day. Bold by all Druggists,
With nun directions fOruGe 4 =
0l3fSIN5 SKINNER & CO., Proprietors
Springfield, Mas. DEAIAS BARNES q CO.,
Agents f0r Boston, IQs 3'tiA igmarl8-ly
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Il6dlf1f5I II16i1ng5i


cIliI Pres
emo IlIlE =
Com shell tl
Cutting Boxes
HLdNeIl RloilS
For la q nters prizes 81
CqInl- .et and ctiili - = =.
intend ~ - diisa 1Tiif
ON i tn look 1.-THE y nI.or ~ = s s. 49,
q. ms e1lle 1tili over M 1I ltI|i9
1I.1fr l'tsI a. ltl,.s E1cft rIlfFs AT f7r7fl
HlIir ffori O. ~ ~ 7l17li75l
Raon
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Aaa6iafkafEats
For Clerk:


For Clerk. s 81
RDIToBS OF THE RSTEnLIGRNCER:
~. tlelSe anaouncs IHo1IAs ?. F3LATl
tie circuit Court of this gounty.F 80,
a9Il2lslssas 81 AlAHSY UNION VOTERS.
-: For Prosecuting Attorney. i
I'VE ARE HuTHoRIzED no AM
Nv nounee GRO B. q 1lDVEIIs IeIitI n q
candidate Tor tie once OF Pros ecdting At6of-
the Onion Convention on the 18Th inst. - +.
: a1z.sgc a tsi.ts sZtassssst IS 1850
8 ,isss g For Sheriff: Lee N
~ the haE1e- @ " Y, 2. C. AlSDiiisos Is 8
eandldate Tor sheriff Of Ohio county. auI5ztc
as,a A:ss l1Eor Sheriff. Z -
ME ARE AUTHoRIzEDToAF
-IystJACQB BURItLE as q candidate foF fhe
oflico of Sheriff of Ohio County, guiiaef f0
the aetion % The Union Conye 9tion. y. ~
nv 5. For sSheraff. ,aesa -
WE ARE AUTHORIZED no AN
eln1 idotedQr Sheriff OF Ohio county subject
% t.le decision Of the CopYentiln- Of ,the
Announeement for Cong
WYE A RE AUTHORIZED AND .sfsfs
Nl queetedl D ann ounce Gem r. 6 NORTH
g04AI utk4 q Union
date 70 Eapl Mt the IiIIe COM Eiouai Dit.
tficf Of Ntest Rifglnl1 n the tdrtieth Cons
gtssl q, the UNITED St aug
sieiife or Congress 54Ss y
ME ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AM
u {nQunce Clll1sIlI. ID IA IlliII iIr11sl Of
Ohio equ4 g = Eaul llllle lat ra-electfonR
nom he j lfaf Con nj 80 1iii,iaeff
e the q 81 ofl Of ne ID ficl III &
For Sheriff.
ME- WOULD tlf9PIs CIFi UIiI7q. +, y M
NV uounee the ntILleo Of Col ~ I5 tllJFfl1If5
a. 6 candidate for iSllefilf Of Ohio Con- II
subject 70 the action % tie Union CdnVsiis
-. .......-IIs - .s,-..-..-. -
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TopI ElIariH

WE WOULD isPi 5IFi JfsI5Y n
NV uoune9 the ntlElleof Col. VI D. CURTIS
a. 9 candidate for Sheriff Of Ohio G dniifV.
ton fflif S5fff :, 4 Il
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Notice to Carpeuters,

t4l9 tlnQete1 Hlett I'm I'll the 18TH otAuguHt
BenWood. SpeGldcatiops VIII be ieft Win
Mr.. Enoch Powers, Renwood. - -.
JOSEPH PEDLEY
efeua tie ~ GEORGE lISIAIPIife qHti
- ~. f-.iles EelOCH BOWERS fsfsli4 10
School Counal !ioneEsi Union Townships
u ~ " .t :. au4lFtdf
n x. BUIsFoRD 4 Co, No. & WAIVER
s g BAG prime Cone. : -
Z = Hhg sugar.
20 BIDS White Suf.1F, ;ftf2st
le9 = l,ztE1s farailst flour,
.s.l.s. Z, x - y il
ea alla y iaesaEll in lllss - bbls
Molas and 5ltIl. at,3i g
Just ReceiyeeI - -
eS BBI9FURE eiIDfR9Y INEGsAlH. h g
e9Ny 20 4lerees Sugar Cured E[lIIili y lflf5 -
pound ser ling Wax for FEuit Cans.
g Erf 5icliaItson atehsl. s So
10 butts 5tu ell los Tobacco,
s = e.1e lSqIgy Ioli oeeo. In CdlldIes,
f 5lHox6s Starch s ~, 81 f5r,s air.
"a q. z Q!IsEa ORD 4 co,
tso..lt al street, "a
Internal Revenue Income Tax. ~.
First District OF ~. "a.
C6t1lrIdi elilIelis IT DIST ". Va, 4
( . REQ uELzl-o By a ~ a CT OF cons
Ia gfess entitled q An act to rT1Qida Infars
nj fal enlo "a port ne fioFernIn eiik aid
Q7lly on the ulllic ne nInl5Tis
e. irlle ~, hnd aulendlnerts r. efo -
= llste ~ Elye notes %
that the leseoz q this BlgtIlct ms fIeiil
With me his 49,
a ~ g. AZ 1sla1 OF ~ Enli 80
I4inEl trsg5 Oh liet ca. tlitf Oh incSiI,s
81 y 81 tIil on e1IElf leli IIHF1i -
HES planes and plate, ND tiinf
7 SAID As.ls llI'z SOW p1I, AIN Ft9Aiif'r.
1edt de FgsI llIica "a iS6tftsss
on tie 81 ll aud - n uI a liilsf = 4 ?,
g1uis tavern n On the siIif s,1'I
llit pl 7Elguel p NJ M y a i - gYii
N on "a g u M q 1fi or - ~
l1IlloeE Ct be Els ONES IN tll N
~ ne ~ - ser - pei - Z the Post o.
tl1l1el tle ~ ms nlllcas n fho oIlI, r
4iieclIn1 nom ana ellet the =. 81 - n
oct ~ ensliis4 p iag yin :
- lee.u ~
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Cane MINIS and FIvaporatoI.

MlAalRs FIN e FERRY PATTERN FOR
angI n.t PRYOR BOYD q co.
Buekeye cider MINIS ana Presses,
El0R SALE BY II. .lt3l iHl
u ang7 PRYOR BOYD & co.
EVAPORATORS.
VARIOUS SIZES, IN STORE; AND FOR
y a,,d sac by PRYOR BOYD 4 co.
Inn BUSH. TIMOTHY Sized. 4. =
1 S9sz % 90 Clover DC Tse E9r ! s9Is by
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MT. Geo. w. Storm, Artist,

WHL OPEN A STUDIO ABOUT THE
w INST of October, when he viii be pre-
pared to paint the faces Of the citizens OF
Wheeling generolly. go. II ] ana
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RDITORS OF THE RSTEnLIGRNCER
II RleaSe announcs THOMAS y. BIiHIIi
g3sa candidate for the ONCE OF Clerk ~
the circuit Court of this gounty.F $500,
an2l-lgs.s MANlY UNION XOTERs.
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Slate Roofing

GENERAL. AGENTS FOR PENNsYI,-
VI vania Slate for Roofing VIII keep ON
hand full supply nom the best oUafTies
which VIII be sold low; 4
aulo-tf No. u Main st., Wheeiinp. 2
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FROM PARKERSBURG.

First Days Preceding or the ssVVhat
e oQnEentiol.-.7 easls, Lamb,
lAe.ll-e y u.lll AllillneE speak PIeea
APIS ulieet % Prayer EIali.
OfoeelE eul8 ell-z.7Ehe EarIor
Committees, 1.isE q Delerafea. n.
other Incidents and Items.
special Report for the IntelllgencsE5
PARKERsgURs, Aug, Q, 'es.
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dor Sheriff.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED, no AN
w n1unce AMI B. AlCOoLLotIfi as q
elnfl for Sheriff Of Ohio county subject
q the decisiqn Of the Convention. OF the
g41loll pqf w.. Il au6stS
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NIessrs. okey johnson, Charles Il.
McCurdy, of Jefferson; Nathan 81. TAFT,
nawha; John g. Chandler, of Ohio;
Henry Brannon, Of Lewis; Edward L.
Bill, Of Roane; Hoffman u. Atkinson,
of Monroe, and Ellis Thomas, of Mo
nongalia. s5.s
On motion of Benjamin Honnett. of
Berkeley:
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The Great French Remedy, n. Ne Wallets
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used by
the French Royal Academy OF. Medicine.
They never fail In ChlOrnsis Amenorhea
MenOfhNgla, Gel !. h !. -..--i.--l \ ---..-.--
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Eor Prosecuting Attornav. a

ME- ARE AUTHORIZEDTo
Y tstJAcQH BuRItLiE as . candidate for the
tle action Of the Union Conye atom.
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The Convention saw the matter in the
same light, and Mr.. Davis saying he
supposed there would be no risk of
getting radical minister to do the
praying, as the President would invite
only persons of proper views, withdrew
his amendment, and the motion of Mr.,
Burdett was adopted thanks to chris
tian perseverance. ,s5s
With various appointments for the
meetings ofcommittes and caucuses, the
Convention adjourned till ito-nrrrow at
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Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-05


 TELLING TREES BY FIRE.--Thc idea oi burnning down a tree six or eight feet in diameter, and solid and green, would have seemed to be as simply absurd andridicuIous But the thing is done in Oregon every day ai a vast saving of time and labor The operation is performed in this wise: A hole is bored into the treehorizontally, thenearcr the center the better. Then directly under this hole an other is bored at an angle of elevation such that the holes meet together near the center of the tree. \ coal of fire with a little kindling is introduced into the oritice thus formed, and the lower hole causes adraught, and tue upper one performs the functions of a chimney. The heart of the tree is dry, and contains Q con siderable amount of pitch, and when maniuu lated as I,have docrihed, burns hriskly
 1t is generally neccessary to feed this fire with some fresh fuel from time to time But one man can keep lnfge number of trees thus burning, and will get twenty or a hundred trees down thus much quicker and easier than he could otherwise dos Ina similar manner, when the tree is cut down, it is cut into peices by being burned in two. X whole is bored into the log from the top, and another from the side, till they meetas before described, when the perpindicular hole acts as a aue, and the horizontal one furnishes the draught. It often happens that in the burning a large tree into lengths, for saw-logs, there is not more timber wasted than would result from chop ping o9 the log withan ax.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-05-05

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