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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13
Ofenn Gtedmers

A CARD. =, ...--,r, Co,e-,so'
~ p1srcs II sav-3 thar tbs ? " il,b y,ino and
- - W.h-s uoa,A al f,t Petams On we ,siv brown
-S--s. Cap r. wshns va ~ fee,e 80 ava where
81
!. he ss~..sp s., Loess sibtuted iof
so af ~ n~e " ..e1udFse Ncssei aua we -
-, ,s,as fusiiies sad woftbinsst wslss in''' "
s,,4 Ts, The steamer e. Loa1s Csp b ,se.i thai
n hg esrasudsr Joseph sutton - ia - ,,r 10 b. p.s-
nt ''i tls d ,sos Gnie for al that BIZ seprrlot
s7sts ae's confidence 90 biz pts.esefs s IN
ss""s Iss bees ouied his part 70 reader 0S' passage
pe.san' snt snd siahf. ofthe ST. Leu Every
,iy Of me positions which tbey OIL ~ olts' M rnt 70
h-en ttLuy discharged and 70 thet "e nee OF
.rr,.i Acknowledgements for nomrrous s'oi' 'e7'e9 " ~
hants ~,-f4, At
.,,s cseerfsiy 10 earnestly recommend any snp
S.stor ~ IN. they po~sss AT the i9uie sin
s ,,os shoA ooassu'e The gsnt'smeu ohcefs ~
ofhe shove resolutions signed ~ me tt
- - Oh as meeting be presented 70 CAPT soton,
sf- p,e.is,st r. " Co. snd Capt Oliver kdfise e;rnt
-. g.sses nd Busiin u san Frsnetsoo and n l.
In5uss f5f pabteation- g., o,or,.vo -.
JOHN LANDERS Secretary.
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Isaac Butts, ESQ.,. has again retired from in - y
tr UniOn He purchased Mr. Moreys interest some an
bat that gentleman finding tie change less aseeA9o ~
anticipated has repurchaSed the interest oonsu
Bat,s and the paper again in tho Posses'oa o. Ae
Caytis 4ecsy & Co
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE
TIE LARGEST AND CHEap PEST

Notwithstanding the fact that the size u III rs,ru
has been increased moro than one Guxer .. pa, IN
remain the same
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gopartuership Noii,,s.

. NV iosx OO,sS-a =,
- b. DUMVILLE & L. MOORE hfve ~, =
ID. formed Copirnethip under the name Of ~
Tor the transaction 81 Genera Provision Bgrssa M. 10 ~
Nnthsvs. B, b DrNlLIS ~
iAWRESCR hOORp
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legal Notifts.

IN THF SUPREME COURT for the EASTERN
II INSTINCT - observation-disclosures n CLAhhh
ssaf q l DO, s1S W ~ rms 'SskTEss v{sEY h
p0Ab COMPANY and JOHN GRAHAM sns EDGAR THon
30 T. ~ pa.S 4 a ori.r ssi i.sr o. ihe spprr-
C,r, q PsnH.yv,Hi, eoieot September = = ~ ~
SY Of % Il ths ,h Jy % octsb-f A
IsG .. Al the singsisr the rutrs krnl p
H. .r,s-r. Valley Railroad Pii,barsf ,ud sts1benTi
Rf,,s IN hs orny Asg,ny .nd se q FsHnv,n % iss
bsr1axh Wtingoa "a hs county y Ws-hmson 'ni StAis
Es r- mi psr.,as right liberties .nd sashe. wh'sorvcf
-reso-v situated sud beonrins to the SD The Cnsff'
a. u tie nshi. liberties prvisges senes. snd eaennass
.--1-i sad cblter' valley hiiro'd complay o. 80
Ptt.s8sh "a ssu6eavus Railroad cobpiny md II, chls
% % I'd oap.' 80 ne ss y; rev, .r az - ss odce
rrec1rias 5eeds &c ~ ana f me Cogusy 81 ssnaB Vi w
said .as % Be UPON the following ,rus condition.
IL Of 81 500 to be rad in cash Al he tue q SO,
.eg Nv he trs-- Be- mig ;hs 6r, u January
A s eIec1ted sni dsvrred BY re saif Ch.r ssy ne.
% d four hnBdred ,hol.>si Del r-corid Auss:
lssh IN Aueshsny CouniJ 10 hof=as- BooE '9l. ~ %
., or sh oslrr. they .atho,sd and Allowed 70
payment Of toe b.nee or rsa.iaa7, o. -, M, y ram.
ns o. delivering Up the trsters Aforesaid tse 80
ot- ,un o. p.is the ssd bonds interest
COUPON. estimated a. sreh rate per cent OF we PSI
:, ~ ss rice or suu fr which aid premise. .hsl be ot "a
.r.asid dedBciing from the aid price OF SON tne
b. an preSssr ia sob ~hin thirty day, aer the day q .ll-
10 ,hs event q aid Rssps'y and n al sIn ssors,
sl The whole puh.e money hsL be P't to .i 1 ns H..
sac snd 5.lsnce IN thirty days tnsrsiitsf - ~ c,,
th Upon the sale being made sad eoonrosi "a o 'I
hn grant convey the plrchtr al sot nnsln tns
..a prsnse Tree and isehsrs from g. H
J. EDGAR THOMSON ! ~
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CUPREME COURT-In the matter Of he applca

CUPREME COURT-In the matter of the spplca,
~ Of the Mayor Aldermen and COmmontty OF hs Cy OF
New relative 10 the opening o. Seventy third street nom tns
Third the Fourth shs Cy Of Nswrork
We the undgDe1 COmnonrrs Of Estimate and ASSIGNMENT
hereby notice 20 tho or
OF 81 and os snd improved or
sfected hesby and s others whom may con
70
That have comp.tsd esms and asssmens and
thai all these poeefns' or IN any o. ae
affected thereby aud b, opposed - tbs 90 present
their objections writing duly verified 70 Charles PeaSsdy Gag.
Chsmsn the office OF tbs Comnisioners No 81 Nasss
Room No N this city on before ao seventh day Of
Eovembe 1866 sud ths. tbs said CcmmoDers viii hear par
ties obs9s "hn the Ten week Day. ner s the said seventh
Eoysmber 1866 and for hs. viii b. In attendance
each Of the said ten days Of eleven o'clock
Thai the abstract Of the said smats and Assnent
esther the dsys estimates and osf doc
which used making report have been De
posted in the Street Commsoners Office, the cry OF New orr
thrrs Nineteenth day Novem5sr 1876
That ths limits embraced by The sessmen aoi sad are
All those parcels Of lad lying and beng
third the City OF NevIorf between Madison
Second aud extending either side OF said
third bali tho dstsnce the street thereto snd
That herein will be presented 10 the srpreme
OF the State u General Term thereof 10 be
Hal the City Of NevYork the second
November 1866 the opening the Court that dy and
th.pser counsel bo heard
will be mad. ssd report be confirmed
Dated sS.fork, October T. 1900.
Sg y shA ( URRfsLewrs, c'~nI,.ioo.r
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6ituations Uanteo-femaIrs.

A PROTESTANT GIRL wants a SITUATION TO
~ DO general homework small private family Another Cir
Situation Do chmbeTYork and wngi beat Of references
cla given. No l5l Eroas Brooky Saturday and
Monday
AN EXPERIENCED AMERICAN WOMAN
~ wishes eaplo nent private miy by the day week
month, Al sEA1STRESS TAILORESs. Can be or
days Ter ate employer No % West Forty hrst-sr
A GOVERNESS wishes a SITUATION TO TEACH
~ children French and German language sad all .ndi Of Nee
private lessons preferred APpy No 49, 81 Marks
placs IL! ghth ~, front.
WANTED-By respectable GIRL, SIIUA-
w TON Il good pain cook excellent washer and one
Has her last place Vnere shs
lived sir years Call o. No le9 East TwentytfhsL
4 NUMBER OF well recommended German Girls
n usu SITUATIONS To do general HOUSEWORK &c. 81 Sir,
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5ituations Uanteo-a lales.

WANTED by a young man who during the last
n wear, has been connected With bsnk banking nstiu
on q. Cs.hisr Teller and Bookteeper SITUATION The
best IL reference Direct J. G. ". Norwich, Conn
WANTED A SITUATION By frst-clasS
w CoACHMAS lis, the bet o. e.y rsisience Can on or
vyvANTFD-A Siuation in some Wholesale Estab.
w .na,, nv youn. qaa6ei BY occupy
,o.i,ioa a. SALESMAN BOOKhEEPER Bee, OF refeIs3s
fsven AdIre.s 4. c. C., Tribune Orce.
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Ocean Cleaners.

IIOR NFW. ORLEANS Drect.-Tbe new and first.
eia.. steamship OF ORGR CROMWELL Cap, ~ = VAIL
vii irav~ Pier Nc ~. X. SATURDAY Oct j. e. y NJ
fsfsht hsYnr unsurpssed sppJ
A. IA r. CROMWELL 4 CO. No ~ "esi-st
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nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
II THROUGH LINZ TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYTSG UNITED STATEs MAIL,

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Pier No ~ North River, loot OF tansEs 81
Oct OCEAN oUELs csp. 2. Howe' eonbsc, with HoS
1AEA. Capt @. H. brsdbsry . ....
Oc I.--ABIZONA Cstt ieh Many 10 connect Wth SAChA
EEkTO, CAPT Csvsrly.
GOLDEN ACE. Cap. Lapdse. -, --, =.
An DEPARTURES a Pco those OF LIST and lS' connect a.
Pacific Lot and llth Tot Con
ire Americas pona a lat touch ~ Nsnzsnllo
Of h month connects with the new steam ms
hom Punsn to Anslrsiis and New Zealand
With the steamer o.
Company. Line leaving Fncseo Jan J. 1901 for Hong
KONG
stsnds0cs free.
passage and ell further information sppy 81 the once
Tho wharf. foot Of CsBa.st. North RIVER New iorE 49,.
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NEw.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1856 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT l,ss
COMMENCING JULY =. lssS

Passenger Station in Newton. corner rwsu.vsvsaA- ana
FOurth-svs Entrance on rwsniv ssventn's-
TRAINS LEAVE SEw!YOkn:
For New Haven. 100, 400 Ell 1l.OA Dis (ErJ 100
NI.A las. 40 and 500 (EI,lpm - - =.
bridgeport. 100 800, (Ex.J lLN ls.l3, (Er-J "a
(Ex.l 34S. 40 and 800 tEI1p
For Milford and Stratiori 7.OU II % Us an
For Fairfield Southport and Wespor, 7~ ioA IN; so 40
For NOrwslk. 100 500 CEr0 $50 n1 m fI- (ELl 400
(Fx.l 3<5 $50. $50 800 tEL - n.
For Daien 400. $50. II 20 a m. ;345. 40. sop N.
For Greenwich 100 $50. l9 2lS 3fS AZ $50 69pm
100 20 (xl $50. 1L30 l2l4 (Ex Ais
aN Tx 34S, 43o-53o, 60 400 tEH-.l D. a.. . =.
Port Chester and i1ermediats stations 1oh AN LIN
~ - CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield 800 (Exl 30 tEx,laO
for Boston, via Shore Line. u IS tE1.) aoop m
For Hartford and Springfield aoo r) lib oeo' VI
Gto -
For COnnecut River Ralrosl 100 CEI, lii5p tOMoa
iresl 400 ?. 20 Northampton.
Hartford ProyidsScs Fhhta Railroad 400 tEIl
hi5p N.
For New Haven NsvLOudon and stoningoa Railroad aOa
n. i2i5 400 8oop N
Yer Csnsl Railroad. i2l5p m to Northamptaa
Forl hoasstonis Railroad m, ..
Fer augsuck RaIlroad. 90Jl m. 400 m
For Dsnbury Norvak Railroad a N, 40 p
CemDodious Sleeping Cars stsched 70 $50 ? IN tran
JAMES H. HoYT Sup.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Jersey city fer Permon Of and 9;l2 At
LIS, Ar and 602 Saturdays only 81 II Is D Tbs
s:l2, ~ and 6:o2 run tbronghto Msnsey
THOMAS W. DEMAREST. superintendent
NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-TraiDsl leave foot OF
~ Coaus ndtst for PHILADELPHIA ct and 10 70 m,
and BLLrIxoRK and WAsHISGroS a! and 10
p N, sni ID midnight
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III JOHN GRAHAM. lrr,,a..
: EDGAR THOMSON
p,a,,.Lt. o., sia all ls~Twrh

saTRITy, OY1Ick PHlLlDHLrsA SspssGss5 % ~. 80,
IN THE ORPHAN COURT, for the CITY AND
L COUNTY OF PHILADELPHA-Iot the m,'tsr o. iss E.s
N JOHN MORRIS TAYLOR. is,s Of the City Of fnsdrPna
yc,ssr Sup prOeeedas. in partition ,I paion 81 s
OF SECOND
M.ion street formerly esd Little Wans,on street con, N
fnt an 3.i and extending depth along MAI
Take notice that by Vrfos o. tue " ~
Al Payt,. ngnion will be held upou Inc pieut
a.. described Thir1e tsy OF Noveeer A. 800
:. n 70 oher thug, whether
The ..d premise. parted snd divided without P-udce TO OF
.ooig the thereof to value snd spp the sane
rhen and you attend see Pop.r he,peotaJ
yours, hS''Ni - NV SJoisvavS,.
NOTICE.-The undersigned has been duly ap-
~ pon,eI EXECUTOR Of The las, VIII and Testament Of SA
E HOTALNO late Of the City Of Hewfotk decssset All per
.ens indebted REQUESTED Dsks immeihe payment
70 JULIUS BRANARD No = WLls, and those having es3s
the Estate will present them 20 hm for ~,
LbuNAhO u hOlAbiNo.
DUBIIC NOTICE il hereby given that on the
i 18th Of OCTOBER 1896 shall proceed to draw ohs tot
the 70 loving Courts held and for the City sud County
EewYork Stu Day hSvem6s ls6" Twp Ps,e' oil l"
Court Circuit Parts and
panel Of for Court Of Several Sessions
Grand Jurors Tor Court d General sos-o
panels 0t Petit Jur1, saeh fof SUPERIOR Court r"f
sud 2
Two panels Of os Pst Jurors each for Court Of conm'a
" nv WIN C. CONNER Clerk
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GRAND PLEASURE TOUR
u TO THE

TO THE
WGsT INDIA ISLANDS
n. Isv.ns Csp- Hayden Puerto Rice 81 Taonss St. Cror
~'''N LARGE siDE WHEEL OCEAN STEAMER
w b. d.tsieb~d the lat u NCNEIBER The
whole tp " N occopy ONE MONTH 10 The most dghfn
hshv s.d bmy hs Tropics An erperenc"d Pays
% ,n4 Of iia. snd comfort provided Prcs
Sa5g; Children 500 Eurer pariies sfs
sH icstion 10 DUNCAN rAN AaO 4 20 81
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I ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD.-Fall arrangement,
IL October 1866 Leaves James slip N r. "a m or Green,
20 for SyOssst and stations J
p Greenport 200 Syosset and way ~.
tons; $50 Farmnsd snd stations aud saturday nshi'
North lslip.
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
WI Of Barclay ttn and sasr July H. Morning nal trains
Hacketstown intemediate stations will leave a. Sd
Express Of Mubum al 40 p Dover
-F.Y - s SCHOOL,. A,,ls.ant snprrintsnI.n,.
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Sales DO Aurtion.


No ig PEARIsThs ssbsaaa s'ory BRICK sni l., II
ground No l57 Pearl cert 70 90 = W corner a q 10, 80
or n on r. SO t9 n and ofirregisr dsgta
on IN. " ale s8 suh-.' . ls f from Nay ls'
OF lie basement and Il che uprs f "a yeas sutd
with J. c. Bel ofes m conc cd1n with Do
property Us aTrars1-ut eiFings Wal en,r-nc
Title refect-onet remain motgnss For Esp- terms
etc. spIy 20 the AuctonreEs No u C-4Ay Il
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THE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE F.1 ss
every morning and evening Sundays eIee2ssstT
year; s. for six months.
Terms cash in advance. n.s
Drafts on New-YOrk, or Post-0fiee ordefs p!,ns.s
tho order Of The TRIBUNE being safer, are Prr'S"~
any other mode Of remittance. Address
THE TRIBUNE, NeE.foh
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CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON.
WORCESTER, PALMER. fiTCHBUR0. NASHUA, LOWELL
CONCORD TIE wurTE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Tie snd slanch steamer, Of tbs>Norwich line
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY OF EEWYORK
lesrs New daily Sgrdlys eIcepted a. o'clock from
Pier No. % North River fooi Of Vestryst.
FOR EEW-LONDON,
connecting with The Steamboat EIprs. Ian nom s soovs
points Norwich and Worcester Boston snd "orcee worcester
and Eashus and Ne ~ London and Northern Railroad
taken the lowest Tstes foI niormstion inquire
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, HILENIN
DY BANGS, MERWIN * CO, Broadway cor. 4th
I'D -s,l-s Boos Wss q Ar F,ney ioed. Fgfsituf se
MONDAY AFTERSODS OCT. -. st O'CLOCK
PRIVATE LIBRARY 4 va.5l- N-eIneous and lhecoy c.
including Woft IN the G-Eaiu sasBass h'
Of ready
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-03-01
ORDINARY2s SALE.

BY an order OF H. Hammond, Esq, 0rdiHsry Of
Anderson District. Will expose TO sale on Sale
day in March ncxt, 1866, The Real Estate Of iaioil
NJ. Hail. deceased, one Trac. of Land. situated
in Anderson District, on the waters Of Gcnerosec
Creek, bounded by lands of widow Martin, Jane
Spearman and others, and contains one hundred
and seventy-two acres, more OF less.
Terms Of Sclc-Credit of twelve months, with
interest from day Of sale--hc purchaser giving
bond with good security, and a mortgage Of the
premises, if deemed necessary TO the Ordinary for
payment of the purchase moncy--except the cost,
which will be required in cash, TO be paid in spe-
Gle or its equivalent
Given under my hand and seal February 10,
1866. J. 3. MCGEE, SAD.
sherif-s Office, Feb. l5 1866. S5--3
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Mrs Sarah N Ilaynic r,. Luke Hnynie, Heirs nj
law OF Stephen liaynic, and othcrs.-Eill for
Partition Rcal Estate.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that thc Iicirs at
law of Stephen laynie, deceased, names and mum
Der unknown, and the Heirs at law of Whitncr Hay
nio names and number unknown, Defendants in the
above stated c'se. reside beyond the limits of this
State. On Motion OF Harrison {: Whitncrs, Com
plainant's Solicitors,
Ordered, that said Defendants DO appear, and
plead, answer or dcuur TO the said Bill Of Com
plaint within three months from The publication of
this Rule, or the said Bill will bc taken pro costs-
against them.
w. W. HUMPHREYS -c.r.A.D.
Commissioners Office sIcb. H. 1866.
36 Sin
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Notice to Guardians, sc.
Trustees and Committeeman having
returns to make in this Ofice. are cd-thatthc
same must be made cn or before the First day Of
April, 1896 W. W. HUMPHREYS, c.r...o.
Commissioners Oiicc,
Anderson. Feb 90, 1866.
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LEGAL ADEERTIsIFtGl (, S1'S' .IT'Ss.
Ordinary7's s Sale.

81 an order Of H. Hammond, Esq, Ordinary of
Anderson District will expose to sale on Saletiay
in March next, the Real Estate of Aaron S. Mitch
ell, deceased consisting Of one Tract Of Land,
situated in Anderson District. the waters of
Rocky River, bounded by lands Of 4. H. Neal
Wilt Guyion and others. and contains one hun
drcd and four acres. more cr less
3trms Of Sele--0n 9 cTedi; OF iwciye months,
with interest from day of salo-the purchaser Civ
ing bond and security, and-a mortgage of-tho
r.em;ses if deemed necessary 10 the Ordinary for
tie ps- Of Tic purchase mcney-czcept the
cost whioh will be required in cash--srccc or its
equivalent=-,H day Of sale
Given under III, lend aaA seal, this l0li' day of
February, 1866.
slcriiI-s 0aicc, Anderson, s. c.
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I'm glcl1ait.,,.--Anderson.

Joseph B. McGce u.s. James Mcbride. and wife
Elizabeth, X. II. Brown, and wife Sarah,
CT. cl.-B;il for Partition Real Estate.
IT appearing o my satisfaction that r. NJ. Brown,
ana wife Sarah Brown, William Mayes. and wife
Martha Maycs and Rcbccca Niece, widow. VIII
liam McCiec. Washington Niece. and two others.
children, heirs at law of Chilcs McGec. deceased.
Defendants in tho above stated case reside beyond
The limits of this State. On motion of Harrison
s. whilners, Complainanis Solicitors.
Ordered. that said Defendants do appear and
plead answer or dcmur TO said Bill of Complaint
within three months from the publication hereof
or the same will be taken pro conjtsso against them.
w. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.p
Commissioners Office, Feb. II, 1866.
IS 3m
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gaE sTlTR OF G0rTG CAaoLLNa
.4NDERSON DISTRICT.
IL THE COURT OF ORDINARY.

8. w Erred Applicant re. Elizabeth F;lrod and
Others Defendants.
II appearing 20 M satisfaction that William y.
I.lrol, a. Graham and wife snsannah Graham,
and heirs ci Adam Flrod. deed, reside wiii.out
the limits oil His State 1t is therefore ORDERED!
thai they 60 appear and object TO the division or
sale OF The reul estate of G. Griffin Elrod, decd,
on or before the First Monday in April nest; or
their consent the same will be enfcrcdot record.
HERBERT HAMMOND, o.A.D.
Jan. Q 1866 20 Sm
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Trat, gsecesyed from NJ. York

INST Received from N. Z cl.lc -
ONE DOLLAR each, il: specie or is equivalent,
Breast Pins Ear Engs Lar Drops, l.ox and Glass =
1rcast Pins for i.ikencsses iamon'l irinted tiha
ald eases, Finger Rings, Medallion. &c.
For one dollar in currency, pair oil lncfiatea g.
spectacles with morocco case. -. -. -;
Merclanim and other Pipes from 10 cts to S2o. -
Best Italian Violin. Guitar and Banjo Strings.
Metal Spectacle Cases and Spectaclcs OF all Z.
k;nas-Gold, Silver and Steel. sse
Giasses fitted to Spectaclesto suit all eyes -
A lot Of Fancy Articles, &c. So. :...s :...S. ~:
Al Wholesale and retail, Watch Glasses Main
springs and Watch Alateyisls, and WatchKcys. ssAEe
Pure gold Engagement Rings. .sjsS 4szffs
Watches and Clocks repaired, and warranted fer =
twelve months
Jewel. : and Musical Works repaired in the u
NOS; approved manner, ,r., =. =
Just received from New York, Wheeler & VII
son Sewing Machine, the latest patent. including
gauges, hcmmer braiGcr &c, for 500 in cur !;
rcncy. -s.....sss
sky-Ligllts Pictures.
ANsR0 rlyt'ES. any kind of weather, for two =
dollars IN case complete --sss
Fcrrotypes or Card Pictures, 81 each
Children double price unless Of sufficient agos@
to secure the likeness w;tiou. repetition. sssg-
All kind of Pictures taken and copied as above,
= '''' r 49, = &c. '. BoRsTEI, z
70. !, Brick Range
Ige fusii the green glass doors, in ce'iwca'h-
Dec Il, 1868 90
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Call for a Union State Convention.

The undersigned, appointed state ENecC-
i've Committee by the Union stale COnven-
lion held in this city on the Id day OF Feb
TuAry last beg leave, in pursuance % their
duties, 10 submit 10 The people o; IVES; Viz
Sinia the following Recommendations;
That state Convention De held in the
city OF PRrkerSburS ON Thursday the
SOth day OF August next, commencing st
10 A. NJ
That The delegates to this convention. in
addition 20 the selection OF candidates for the
various Offices OF the Commonwealth, be also
empowered by their nSpeciive constituent
C'tS TO choose candidates for Congress and for
The vacant State Senatorships:
Thai with s view to the best possible dis
change OF theSe important trusts, township
primary meetings be held throughout the
state On Saturday Ihe IIIh day OF
August At which delegates shall be chosen
10 County Conventions
Thai the delegates thus chosen meet al
Their 7esPecttve Court Houses on SaIur.
day, the ISth OF August, and there choose
delegates TO the state Convention. In al.
diuoa- II Is Recommended that they then and
there choSSe their candidates for the Houss
OF Delegates and fos the various county OF
noes 10 os rued At the October election:
In the event Of the renewal OF the violenc,
snd disturbances Perpetra;ed LAST fail by re
turned rebels and their sympAthizers il
several ofthe counties, in oEder 10 ove-awt
Union men, il i Hsoommended that delegate:
be acc7edited by letters numerOusly signed a
possible.
JOHN r EURBAEn,
THOS. H. Logan.
JOHN E Wilson,
JOSEPH SLY BOLD,
SAMUEL LAUGHLIS.
JOSEPH kELL-
A. W. CAMPBELL.
Ss.ate ~. iNIIl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-20

HoRACE MAYNARD, Gov. Brownlow
and the Hon. S. NJ. Arnell, Congress-
men elect, were present at a Union
celebration on the 4th in Nashville, Mr..
Maynard declared that the terms of
Congress showed a magnanimiIy un-
paralleled in the history of the world.
Mr.. Arnell supposed case of the re
constructed horse thief and said elo-
quently:
Go to your iailS and penitentiaries,
bring out your horse thieves, and say,
Hold up your hands; you do solemnty
swear that hence forth and forever you
Will steal no more horseS-So help you
God" Go, reconstructed horse thief !
This is parallel case. Hair-splitting
logician, constitutional Quibbler, are
not murder and arson higher crimes
than horse-stealing? Yet you say
TO the criminal convicted of this
highest of crimes: Hold up your
hand; you do solemnly swear
that You will murder no more citizens
of the United States, starve no more
of her soldiers in Andersonville pens,
and that will be an Abolitionist for
the balance of your days-so help YOU
God! Go, reconstructed traitor Now,
If the highest OF crimes can be so SiroI7l
array, so that it never happened, why
not try that same doctrine on horse
thieves? If you are going to be concil-
iatory, why not pardon the little fell
lows: 1t is said that we are thirsting
tor revenge. No, revenge is a great
mistake. There is no one being on
this earth to whom I bear malice. But
do not wish my children fifty years
hence to be lighting over again this re-
bellion. The position that wise states
manship ought to maintain is to hold
the rebel element hopeEeSsiy polrerleSs
until it is clothed in the right mind. u