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might be termed Il sectional or geograph-
ical division of the State.

might be termed sectional or geograph
ical division of the State
Question-In what particular did the
people believe their constitutional liber
ties were endangered or assailed from
the Union Answer-Mainly, | could
say, on their internal social policy and
their apprehension from the general
consolidatorytenden of the doctrines
and principles of that political party
which had recently succeeded in the
choice of president and Vice President
of the United States. 1t was the serious
apprehension that if the Republican or
ganization as then constituted should
succeed to power, il would lead ulti
mately to a virtual subyersion of the
Constitution OF the United States and
all its essential guarantees of public
liberty. l think that was the sincere
honest conviction Of the minds Of our
people. Those who opposed secession
did not apprehend that any such result
would necessarily follow the election
which had taken place They still
thought their rights might be maintain
ed in the Union and under the Constitu
ton, especially as their Own maiorities
in both Houses Of Congress who agreed
with them on Constitional question
Question-To what feature of their
internal, social policy did they appre
hend danger. AnsveT--principally the
subordinate of the African race as it
exists under their laws and institutions.
Question-In what spirit is the emau-
cipation of slaves received by the peo-
pie. Auswer-Generally it is accepted,
/ think, in perfect good faith, and with
a disposition To do the best that can be
done on the new order of things III this
particular
Question-What at present are the re-
lations subsisting between the white
people and black people, especially in
the relation oi employees and employedI
Answer-Quite as good ! think AS in
any part of the world that | have been
in and witnessed like cases of employees
and employed; and the condition Of
things in this respect in my section last
fall was quite different from what il was
when left home fol my present visit TO
this city During the fall and up TO the
close OF the year th0re was a general
opinion prevailing among the Colored
people that there would be a division OF
lands and very general iudisposiiion
on their part 10 make any contracts at
all for the present year. Indeed. there
were few contracts made throughout
the State until afterchristman or about
the. first of July. Gen. Tilson who is at
the head of the Bureau of State, aud
whose administration has given very
general satisfaction to our people, 'and,
| think, has been worry active in disabns-
ing the minds of the colored people
from their error in this particular. lie
visited quite IA number of places nthe
State, and addressed large audiences of
colorcd people, and when they became
satisfied that they were laUoriug under
a mistake in anticipating division OF
land after the ist ofJanuary, they made
contracts very readily
QuestioR-Are the negroes generally
at work Answer--Ies sir There are
some idle, but they are small proper
ton
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of Virginia, has published a card to cor.
rect perverted report Of one of his re.
Judge Underwood says: AIN that opin.
ion [ did not express doubt of the le-
gality of the late peace proclamation,
nor was it illegally called in question by
any one connected with the case. Nor
did express the opinion that the writ
of habeas corpus could not. be executed
in one State while it was not suppressed
in another but the very contrary opin-
ion Ny opinion simply was that the
late peace proclamation did not revoke
the previous proclamation Of President
Lincoln suspending in certain cases the
writ in States lately in insurrectioni did
nat include Texas aud that it had not
and was not intended to have so broad
and general application as the petitioner
supposed, and therefore refused to grant
h is PRAYER"
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>. T.-i-tD.- " The amount OF Plantation
BitteTs sold in one year II something startling.
They would MI Broadway siX tcet high, from
the Park 10 Ith street brakes mandatory 10
one ot the institutions oi New York. lt ~ SAID
that Drake painted all the rocks IN the Eastern
States with his caba liatic 81 =. L -ie6O.-A.,
and then got the old granny Legislators TO pass
"A law preventing dishguring the lace OF Ma
turc which gave him monopoly We do not
know how this ls but We de know tho Plantation
Bitters SELL AS no other article ever did. Ihey
are used by all classes ot the community, and
are death on Dyspepsia a-ceTt1ln They arc very
inyigorating when lanyuid aud weak ana q
great appetizer
saratoga spring Wafer, scld by al
Druggists
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la lumgIhe kettle from ,the hre seald.i
my seli very seVerely--One hand almost 20
crisp The torture was unbeatable.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment relieved the
pain almost immediately IL healed rapidly, aui
left very little scar. CHAS. FOSTER
I2O Broad St. Phlladelphia'
This i- merely a sample OF what the Mustang
Linimout will DO. II ls Invaluable in all cases
OF wounds -wellingS. sprains. outs, bruises
Spayins. etr either upon man OF beast
Beware OF rOunterleit- None 10 genuine uD
less wrapped Ia fine steel.plats ougrayings
bearing the signature of q. w Wostbrook
Chemist, and tue pr.rdt' stamp OF DrMAs BARNT5
Co. New York
Saratoga spIiIg water. sold BY all
Druggists
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All who ,liue a beautiful head oi hair, ani 10
preservation from premature badness aud tuR
Ing gray. will not fail 10 use Lyons colebFpR
Kathairon. IL makes the hair rich, soft no
glossy, eTAdicates dandrufl. and causes the haiI
IN grow with luVruiant beauty. Sold every
where T.. THOMAS LYON
Chcmist, New York
sarniogn spring Wafer, sold by ~
Druggists.
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' essel LOST.

PHILADELPHIA, April l6-A Cape May
dispatch says that bottle drifted
ashore there On the 18th, conta;niug a
paper with the following written on It
Schooner ] L Diess, Of New York. lost
March I6. 1866. All lost but Ned ConL
ling and sailor Rogers. Please repor, if
found"
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WnAr DIN lTt-A yOuHg lady, returning t0
her country home alter soDourn OF fo~
months, was hardly recognized by hor friends
In place Oi a rustic fush lace, she had q soft.
ruby complexion OF almost marble smoothnoss
an d instead OF ~ she really appeared but ~
Tia Balm. and would not be without Il Any
lady can improve her personal appearance yery
much by using this article IL can be ordered
Of any druggist for only ~ cents
Saratoga spring water, sold BY all
DInNFl.L-
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Ia Drill TwS Days u Wsek-Nurde
FPniaI TrisB W~llRrd Ca

TORONTO, c. w April lG-Order,
have been issued for the whole provin.
cial force to parade aud drill two days in
every week. also a proclamation declar
ing the act regulating the public health
to be enforced for six months and also
new quarantine regulations
The Ohio murder case has been closed
at Ottawa aud the prisoners delivered TO
the Sheriff of Cleveland for eYtradition
The Fenian examination at Cornwall
begins tomorrow Mr., Delyin Of Mon
treal, and Hon JnO y Mcdonald are
engaged for the defense
ST CATHERINE. G W, April IL The
Welland canal is clear OF ice and viii be
open to navigation to morrow
There is a good deal of ice yet ~ the
lake Oft Port Colbnrn bat II the weather
be favorable vessels Will be able 10 nav
igate through in few days
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Ara ~ MNaEoIn The prett,e,t thing, the
1sweetsst thing and the most OF IL Tor tho
least mOney. IL OvercOmes the odor OF perspi'
ration. sOftens and adds delicacv 10 the skin !;
is delightful perfume sllays headache aud
Inflammation and is necessary oompani( -
the sick room, IN the nurssry ana upon tn
Jet sideboard II can be Obtained everyNnR<
NJ one dollar per BOTTLE
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by al
Druggists.
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arrrs, OF the AecoEPlice IN. she Deer
ugFar,:iy Murder.

LONDON, c. W. April l6.-The sup
posed accomplice in the seven fold Phil
adelphia murder, has been arrested here
He gives his name as Charles Melatch-
con.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-17

MILWAUKEE April l6 The United
States Circuit Court has affirmed the
judgement in the case Of Selah Chamber
lain vs. the Eastern Division Of the
La Crosse Railroad Company for pm.
cisl and interest, amounting 10 about
one million dollars
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-17
WHEELING
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY
Cohn, Sempliner & Co..
French & American Corsets

WSULB RESPECTFULLY IN
w VITE the attention Of the ladies Of this
city aud vicinity to the fact that they hare open.
si q stors at No i6i Asin street, With Q large
and we'll assorted stock Of Skirts Corsets AID
Skirt Supporters CT the latest AID most ap-
proved styles.
Having been engaged tor long time IN sn CT.
oiusiyely Wholesale business, We hsye acquired
extensive Facilities for procuring goods In our
lire on the most reasonable terms and ofer them
10 the public st the lowest eastern prices.
Country merchants are particularly invited 70
come a1i sec our eek befcre purchasing elae.
where.
Skirts purchased AZ our store viii be repaired
tree OF charge
We also msEe aay size OF Hoop skirts 70 or.
der
Our retail department is IN charge Of oompe
tent ladies
COHEN, SEMPLINER & CO.
IEI Man street oue door below p. Kennedy .
Dry Goods Store, Wheeling, W. Va.
myl6ly
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= P MILLER.
Q. T.. ZANE & 60.
c- Carriage man" c'o'
J0HM PEAKR,

HTHTUFAC URER OF Ass
Rl T;NDS OF CARRIAGES. market Srrc. !
a few lncrs atr-c tic 251 " 3rI Di@'f2' h'''s-
~ EcTr:- = -6o-r o. ;rc -c"-1c71 2"522.
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JOHN L. EsRGREAVES

EAyrr GN HEIDT .I5NER 4
TtINTS Glass ssh. - ~ 4
=. s-i Eceo--t,oa Ti~t-i, i'~:5c"s ..5J gci-
- rI;-3 ,fsr- .,c----eT 70 -.. It.. iITr~G
----o-I,-- -
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NEw ToRT April IG.-A dispatch fTou
Eastport announces further Ienian
troubles Particulars not get received
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-17

Heim-treot nimitable Han COloring has bean
steadily growing In favor for over twenty years
II acts upon the absorbents az the roots Of ~
hair and change ID 10 its original color by de
gTees All instantaneous dyes deadsn and ~
lure the hair Hemstreets i not dye but 10
certain In it, results promotes it, growth, and
is a beautiful Hair Dressing Price ~ seRts ana
u o. Sold by al dealers
snraIoEa spring Water, sold by All
Dealers
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/ & 6. RAXHA.

rEERH. CRACKER iED "a a =
t-,-birc+on Ucil. n fc-- doors ary-e Monroe
;.-asr Keep constantly CT r2ua iTi' assert
"a TT Of the above articles. -..
rS5-Thcir wagon runs con5t9EIlE 70 2d parts
, =, citr --:tt F-eai Crackers TS1Sss- O@scs
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M. w. JORDAN,

MARBLE WORhS.-MONUM
MI and Head Stones, every description OF
Cemetery Work executed in good style Corn
er Of Zane and 7th Streets East Wheeling, w:
"a. 1 am prepared to FIJI all orders entrusted
10 me and hope 1 will merit part OF public pat
ronage. Prompt attention paid to orders from
tho country. mch5-ly
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY ]
PHILIP sCHWEITZER,

GPP0WTE BUsBE &IITTLE's.
OEo g kz-EeT St las EC- o. Es1i sra Il
constantly reoeITilz iarss stock Oh Cozieci.on-
e. Med:cai Rzitszors Corzn Ca-dT AID cTery
otber variety OF Czriy and Cakes. ToTs Of eT.
en- description, and ful assortment Of varie-
ties and Notions decl9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-17

LION ENIKACT Of PUEE JAMAICA ON9LE--
Tor Indigestion, Nausea Heartburn Sick Head
ache Cholera MoTbus &c where q warming.
genial stimulant Is required. Its careful preps.
ration and entirs purity makes u chesp ana
reliable article iOI culinary purpose Sold oT
eryWhere al ~ cents per bottle
sarnIOga spring Water, cold by al
Druggists iebs-eothur
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S. f. FARIS,

MARBLE WORKER q. sCULP-
Ix TOR No. l22 Main Street. Wheeling: Va.
~Monumental work OF ali kinds made TO
order on short notice. Particular attention paii
to Portrait Sculpture ana Designing. ssp23
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WILLIAM HARE

ERACTECAI PE IWBBH aHD
j GAS FIIIGK, No Monroe Il wheel
;ag ". Va
EBOrders from the country attended 10 at
snoif notice sep1i
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JOHN BROWN,
SUCCESSOR TO
ES & BROW \

IS9 Main strsst UkssiIng, u u.
rsUnTOCRAFHs OF All SIZES
i AND STYLE, India Ink, OIL S01 Water
I,ciors, finished in the latest styles
A large assortment Of gilt ana rosewood francs
Also a Tariety of FanoS and Cheap Cases.
Old Pictures copied to cards or life,si7e
~HCsH and examine. p.I
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CHARLES SIEBKE,

NUTCEs ssGR To II. DIETIEi,, F.,
= FANCY DYFR AND SCOURER, South
Street. near the y. & O. II. II. Depot Wheeling
- Va An kinds of Shavls Ribbons ami eve
= description of Silks and WOODEN Goods, exc
,5;tei on short notice ami on roasorao. !, terms
This Is the first ami best Steam Ding rSt"b
..hu;eut in the " esteTn States scD='
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WILLIAM KRYTER.

Nl Knives, Scissors Cutlery. Sheep Shears
SC. and dealer in Hardware and Guns no 100.
Market Street Mkeeing y. va. seEt'
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-08
VOL. 6 NO. /.

have no time, and partly because it may.
for aught know, be a sore subject with
you. | would not excite your wrath, but
rather "provoke you to good works"
Apart from the general subject there are
two or three special ideas expressed in your
letter from which | venture to dissent. g
You think that, though minister may
speak from the pulpit on politics he ought
not to indicate what party he belongs to.
1t strikes me. that if be has party, and
wants to give it ecclesiastical aid or COM
fort, he shoul! boldly avow himself to be
what he is. so that all men may know hum.
Sincerity is the first Of virtues. It is bad to
be a wolf, but wolf in sleeps clithing is
infinitely worse.
You represent the Church as an unfinished
structure and the State as its scaffolding. I
think the church came perfect from the
hand of its divine Architect-built upon
rock, established, finished, complete and
every one who comes into it by the right
door will find a mansion prepared for him.
1t needs no scaffold Its founder refused,alE
connection with human governments for
scafoldng or any other purpose.
You say lin substance)that, without
sometimes taking political subjects, min
lister is in danger of falling into a"vague,
indefinite, and Eon-committal STYLE" which,
will do no good and bring him no respect.
The gospel is not vague, indefinite or nom
committal upon the subjects of which it
takes jurisdiction, and upon them you may
preach as loudly as you please. But ad-
NIT that ia times of great public excitement
an important election or civil war
men listen impatiently to the teachings Of
faith and repentance. A sermon which
tells them to do justice, love mercy and walk
humbly before God, is not ALI entertain
ment to which they willingly invite them
selves. At such time clergyman cam
vastly increase his personal consequence,
and win golden opinions from his audience,
by pampering their passions with a highly
seasoned discourse on politics. The temp
tation to crafty them often becomes too
strong for the virtue of the preacher.
fear that You yourself are yielding to it,
As mere layman have no right to ad-
wise Doctor of Divinity, but hope | ann
not over presumptuous when VAIN you
against this spacious allurement Of Satan
All thoughts of putting the Gospel aside be-
cause it does not suit the depraved tastes
OF the day, and making political harangues
to win popularity in bad world, should be
sternly trampled down as the suggestions
of that Evil One, "who was a liar and
murderer from the beginning.
Faithfully yours, &c" .9.
Us. BLAcK-
York, July 25, 1866.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-08

WHO is OLD.-A wise man will never
rust out. AS long as he can move and
breathe, he will do something for himself,
for his neighbor or for his posterity. Al
most to the last hour of his life, Yelling
ton was at work. So were Newton, Bacon,
Milton, and Franklin. The vigor of their
lives never decayed. No rust marred their
spirits. 1t is a foolish idea to suppose that
we must lie down because we are old. Who
is old? Not the man of energy not the
day lahorer in science, arr or benevoleuce !;
but he only suffers his energies to waste
time, ard the spring of life to become mo-
tionless, on whose hands the hours drag
heavily.
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York, July 25, 1866.

A BIT OF SILvER,-California has long
been celebrated for "big things animal and
vegetable, and the following adds to the
list - ... ..... ..-- ....
Before Justice F, at San Juan, Ne
vada County, was brought Hibernian,
charged with assault and battery upon fel-
loT-countryman. Manv witnesses were ex-
amined and, finally, Jimmy C--waa
called to the stand.
"Mr g., state what you know
about this case"
"Well, your honor, Barney and Patrick
had bit of quarrel about some wood they
had been cutting. They were standing near
the wood-pile in front of the house,and af
ter jawing little, Barney picked up bit
a silver, and give Patrick little tap on
the head, and he went over on to the wood
pile-and that was all there was about it,"
Justice F---"Yo say Barney hit
Patrick on the head witha bit ola eilver.-
What kind ola silver was that ?"
"Weli, your honor, twas a small thing
"a bit Of chip"
''But we want to know how big was it
give us your idea of about the size of it."
"Well, your honor, latter some hesita.
tion,) [ think it was about two feet long, and
about as big round as nay wristw
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-08

60 Mr. jenkins was dining at very hos
pitable table table, but piece of meat near
him was so very small that the lady of the
house said TO him
"Pray, Mr.. jenkins, help yoursclfto the
meat. Don't be afraid of itr a-
"No, inaeed. madam, shall not be, I've
seen piece twice as large, and it didn't
scare me Bit"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-08

@ At Adrian, Mich, lady saw an en-
gine house with a steeple, and innocently
asked a gentleman attendant, "What church
is thai?" The gentleman, after reading
the sign. "Deluge No. 3d." replied, Il guess
it must be the Third Baptist y ....-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-08

EE Why are seamstresses not admitted
into so-called fashionable society? Be-
cause the shoddy and Goldfish aristocracy
think there is no gentility in them, what
sew ever, .-..
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AwecklyD tic

AwecklyD tic
paper, devoted to Poll
les, News, the Arts
and Sciences &c. Pub
ished every Wednes-
pay, at Tunkhannock
Wyoming County,Pa
BY HARVE SICKLERa
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Terms-l copy year, Tin advancel $500
. t paid within six months, $3.50 will be charged @
NO paper will be DISCONTINUED until all ar
rearages are paid; unless at the option of publisher.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23

Respectfully informs his friends and the public generally that
his stock compete all the above named branches
best advantage in point of qua beauty and price, He deals
no second or third class goods believing the best to be the
to customer that that customer back
thing else of care to make his
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-23
Notice to Shippers Of Cotton.
sse:tzs5 Essi5z.s essG.sssf s:e.s 49,
SssEss $780, = s. f};;'1s;- ss
OFFICE G. and G. r. r. Co,

- 30. -. COLUMBIA, Nov. /, 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given to all shippers of
~ tG;ioh over The 6. {, C. Il. r., consigne ed
20 any point beyond Columbia, TINT arrange
lnents have Leen mad. with 1he Collector Of
Internal Revenue for this collection DISTRICT"
by which nj! cotton coming dowu the road upon
which tn. tnx has not been paid. that it may be
ass,s>ed and the tax paid at this point. provided
It is consignrd 10 J. u. Gluss, agent of the road
ut this point uuI the amounts OF the tax will be
forwarded to be paid by the conSisnee in Charles
ton. wiho:t charge.
II is, however, desirable that when il is con-
'ienent, the cotton be assessed, and tho tax paid
1T the point VI shipment
II. u. HAMNETT.
President.
nov. 2 at
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SOUTHERN EXPRESS
COMPANY.

Time Shortened wiM Close Connections
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
TINE Rail Road Compauies having arranged
Il THROUGH SCH EDULE, with tiire
connections, between New York and the South
at r.ducei rates. for Passengers aud Freight,
the Southern Express Company is prepareu, to
OFFER INCREASED FACILITIES for for
warding Freight, Money and valuable Packa-
yes, for ul points, by passenger truins. jim
charge of Mcssensers insurinE grca, reduction
in lime and cost Of transportation. Goods
from the Nonh. to be FORWARDED ny Lund
Route, should be marked I" Inland" Insur-
ance sfected at very low. rates, by the land
route; when the. value is inser,ed i'll receipt
Express by Steamer from New York as hereto
FORE Goods by stenmers consigned 10 care. Of
Southern. Express Company, Charleston or Sa
vnnnal,. VIII befor@arIsd promptly. aud Ship
and Express nllarges collected. on delivery.
For new and sxluesd rntss inquire Of the
Agents Of the Southern Express Company.
The Office at this place has hsen Removed to
the Brick Office formerly occupied hy Rdwafd
NOBLE, ESQ. ". e. MOORE, Agent. :
Sept 2s, 1866 "a: IT, "
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NOTICE..

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has besS klsf f6g s,eaikss lts En- sssSnnt ~
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