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WHEELING, WA, Sept. 10, 1866.
Messrs. j. c. McGres0, ". I. BOreman,
j. II. HdgdHS, p. n. Hale and T. III.
Logan, Committee.
GENTLEArEN: Returning from an abb
sence of ten days, / find here your let
ter of the goth ult., in which you are
pleased to inform me that the true
Union men of West Virginia, assem-
BLEED in Convention at ParkerSburg on
that day, bad placed me in nomination
for re election 10 the office of Governor
of the State, and requesting me to sig
nifty my acceptance of the nomination,
Having performed the delicate, diff
cult and Responsible duties OF the Office
of Governor for more than three years,
the greater portion OF which time was
during the late terrible conflict N arms,
need hardly say that this re- nomina-
tiOn-WhOlly unsought as 1t was-has
produced within my breast the deepest
emotion; and the true Union men OF
the State may rest assured that / am
not insenstble TO the great honor that
they, through their delegates, have
done me, in this renewed manifestation
of their approval of my past official
conduct and of their confidence in me
for the future.
deem il unnecessary TO state my
views at length here on the questions
at issue before the country. IL is sutfi-
cient to say that / look TO the great
Union party that brought the country
safely through the late war and sup
pressed the armed rebellion, aud to the
measures devised and approved by IL,
TO settle most satisfactorily and effect
lively the questions now agitating the
public mind, so that in time to come
there may be no more rebellion against
the treest and best regulated Govern
ment known to the history of the world.
To this end, the political power of the
country should be confided only to the
loyal people of the country. Believing
that the Amendment to the Constitu-
ton of the United States lately prOpos-
ed by Congress tends to this result, j
approvesit and shall advocate its rati-
hcation. In regard to State policy,
that have hitherto pursued towards
those who participated in the rebellion.
I shall recommend and advocate such
measures as shall tend to the develop
menE of they resources of the State;
to the education Of the people, to the
upbuilding ofour manufacturing, ap ri
cultural, mineral and commercial in
terestsi and to the encouragement of the
construction of improvements to facili-
tate trade and travel within and through
our State.
While signifying my. acceptance of
the nomination rendered through you,
beg You will allow me to express my
warmest thanks to yourselves person.
ally for the very kind and dattering
terms IN which you have seen tit 10
convey to me information of the action
of the Convention.
am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
your obedient servant
(signed) A. I. BoRElIAN.
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That News from Maina.
me Kind OF Thunder thar y Ito DO
Rolisy'' yoEsns me YoEi PpDali.


ron E.s Ne.s YoFs zHl5,ne.
When the badly tagged party Of Pro-
torian tourists got tbe news from Maine,
We can lpqagins 9 perfect chorus ~ 'elS-
ard, smiling with agony. tThunder,
by LIP said the President, with his
usual deislical piaYfulness. 'sThun-
der ~ echoed the bob-tail ofthe BODY.
guard aud them hy.FTaY of consolnt
they. ali went % dinner and the decau-
Without designing to lecture our
readers upon electricity we beg leave
70 observe that there are two kinds OF
fhunuer-the theatrical, which they
make with gonga In the play-honses
and the real ar itcle, from the right hahd
Of Joye himself. Il some sociological
proprietor win be good enough 70 lend
Us an elephant, w VIII ent.i6se TO get M
In town and country. As Ne
march the beast from one town to an
other, all the little bows VIII come out
aud cheer. Poor chi ldnBn let them
cheer they have ngvef seen an Gle.
phent before And Q President may
te bun q beast 81 smaller growth:
fhefa0Ar be goes EGG .6i.s .lifs
lses Me moment he Shove the tn
enslsQ hia pEebosois, the crowd begins
20 below There b a denfenin 3 tfftlis
cation Of hu4zls. Iha proud man puts
on 40 uppeerailc and
..Iltest Ia 3 little tfidf authority.
lluat Iillulllll 81 - .lct he $ most n Iifel
HIS alos1 ilre. Ike an my ano -
PLAYS such 1llltl ~ tllcIif ll1Idfi .hfrh
Heaven
As make cen angel rq1ors
That Is thunder; nothing but hun.
der is'--ond not bit like it. The noise
~ hidh 2 ThirtY Thousand anti Admins
ietlllicp majority makes down among
Tho riueF woods Of Maine Is much
ue1rer the real everberattou-the live
thunder ieaniug from crag 70 cracs ID
must lmilled that we have had
son. -1eIs tllf ldhnetli cut tenn
lloiIr b, and now
coilc The lL9lne hcflfc ne There IS
40 - so lQll hen Tie people
'tlNl1 no going MOI. tn -IilI hi. nor
s1eelsi llisil.e hdtth 6hd IL Ia feii
a1dgEa States tfe niso allinr. fe *.
iIIoIf iittlc c1sli billions Kew 7s6fl
m 70 thnu1tf 1l1a0ntl4 Hf
a1e 1r15iT ITIn' Il e me- ar6f Il i =
ma heard u hi1nt Is no
11 thuuderlnn h own
.|c. QEn irts tllcl his
Nn csc Nli Tor tI1o ma uuaii
l1l vet fullest So fIIr-
I ~ Il 8 elel I0I
r nlt Q1ucod when
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nothing like 1t since the long-roll of the
loyal drums awOke the Numbering
spirit of the North and West, and the
rescue of the Constitution, stAfv mol
icy" Is very large elephant, but .rVox
RQpulf beats It to flinders. Thew have
ANIME n1enagerie in the White House,
but, If the President will come down
the Avenue and take a look at the next
Congress, we will show him a collection
OF members worth all his
,.Anthropop and men whose heads
Do grow beneath their shouldeFs.n
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ResoIntIonn of nesneef.

Alta meeting time Bellaire Division of the
Sons OF TelnPerunce, No. 286, held September
IS, 1855, the following resolutions were pre-
sznted and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in hiBWise
Providence 10 remove from us Elder n. s.
5lasier useful, honOred and beloved menu
Der OF our order. Therefore
Resolved !. That, although our Heavenly
Fathers dealings are mysterious to US, we
bow with resignation to His win, knowing
that he doeth all things well.
Re5otped 2. That we viii cherish with
grateful circumference, his many noble
qualities OF mind and heart, his sympathy
with the erTtng and suffering, his anxious So
lic.tude, and earnest efforts for their eleVa-
ton and salvation; and we viii endeavor to
emulate his virtues and initiate his example
Resolved 3. That we tender TO his bereaveC
widow our Wafmest ami sineerest sym patty,
and we VIII unite with her in eaJ1e prayer
to HIM who can alone stAunch the bleeding
wounds, and whose consultations fail not.
ReSolped 4. That a copy OF these Resolu-
lions Do presented TO his bereaved family and
a copy be furnished for publication in the
Wheeling 1NTELLIGEScER.
WALTER BROWN,
WILLIAM CASTOR,
]. &. CRAFTY,
JOHN ARCHER,
JOEL STRAHI.
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Roeti Rooti Rooti ReodI pe,lI /,

RooTs PEsrACHINE preserves the life ofthe
dair-changesi 1t nom gTsy TO its original color
In three Weeks-preventSt the hair from fall
tng-is the best article for dressing the hair
dandruhand cure all disease Of the scalp
Is delightfully."- perfumed, cures badness, and
quickly, and tell It true, when we say e Is a
perfect
ReStOl,eR and Dressing Combined.
Pestachlo Nut on. Sold by all Druggists
ORRIN SKINNER d CO., Sole PfoprietoFs
EDFiuR6eld. Mas
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LII Lifai
nRnPsII

-DAOBSl DftOPSl DROPSi
AILERIc.AN LUZ DROPS win cure DiptheFia,
Coughs bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face
Headache, Toot1ace Bruises, SpEainA, Chiih,
INNS, Croup, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Cholera IN single day. Sold by all DruRRists
with full directions for use. -
ORRIN SKINNER 4 CO., Proprietors
Springfield, Mas. DEfAdAS BARNES q COT
Agents for Boston. IiafiS-iy
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Piso's Cure for Consumptfonl

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
from Consumption In the United States.
(See census COR ls60.l
This remedy has been for several years
used in practice by eminent physicians, with
such marked success, that IL is now, by ur-
gent request, offered to the public as an In
1allible remedy for lung and throat diseases.
Not every one in the advanced stages Of con.
sumption can be cured, hut many have been
and many more are now receiving bene1it
known remedies have failed. As an evil
dence of our sincerity in the above state
ments, we WARRANT IT TO GIVE SATISFAC-
TONI Sold Wholesale and Retail by Ed
MUND BOOKING Druggist, No. Odd Eel.
lows Hal. Wheeling, West Va. aus
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GOV. Boreman,s NomInat5on andLet.
terror Acceptance.

PARKERsBURe, w. ", Aug. 80.
HIS EEeeHeRcy, a. 4. BoremDn, de-,
DEAR SIR:-Ihe very pleasant duty
has been assigned to us of informing
you that the true Union men of West
Virginia by their delegates in Conven-
ton assembled In this place to-day,
have placed you In nomination for re-
election TO the Office of Governor of our
young State, the duties of which you
have heretofore discharged so faith
fully and so entirely to the satisfaction
of a people who feel that in times like
these, when new and unexpected dan
gers threaten our beloved State and the
entire nation, that they cannot afford
to dispense with the services of tried
and faithful public servant.
We hope it will be your pleasure TO
signify your acceptance OF the nOmina-
ton. Your very obd't servants,
lSigned,l J. C. AicGREw,
w. 1. FOREMAN,
j. NJ. HAoANs, Com.
p. 81. HALE,
II. II. LOGAN.
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meet,nrs To-NIEht.

Union meetings are called to-nightin
every township of the city, for the pur-
pose OF perfecting a complete organiza-
ton. We earnestly hope that these
meetings will be well attended. It is
now something over month until the
election occurs. The time is not far dis
tant, and we should be fully and thor
oughIy organized before another week
rolls around. Our central club Is a live
Institution, and will do a good work In
a general way, but 1t cannot do all that
needs to be done. We want club in
every township in the county, regu-
larly organized club with frequent
meetings.
Friends of the Union cause! We can
carry Ohio county IF you viii only or
ganize and work. We say to you in all
soDerness and earnestness that the pros
poets were never better for carrying the
county, if you are only willing to work.
Are you willing to organize and enroll
yourselves for active and jealous work?
The enemy are willing to do so, are
your That is the question that imme-
diately concerns us,
A majority of the people of Ohio
County are with the Union party, IL
they are only brought out, and they
can be brought out by a thorough or
ganization, such as Is proposed in the
township meetings tonight. We pray
you not to neglect these meetings.
Come out in your strength. Leave
your business aud your pleasures, and
come out tonight. We never had a
more important election before us than
th one. We are now called upon to
settle the whole question of the war.
We are deeply sOlicitous for the result
in Ohio County. The victory through
out the State Is assured. Let not our
community DO a roproach to West Vir-
ginia. Through our supineness last
spring the election was lost. This fall
VIC can amend our record and win a
glorious victory, &c we only turn out
and organize at the township meetings
tonight.
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CoIgate's Aromatic Vegetable soap.
4 superior ToiIet soap, prepared nom re-
nned Yegetable oils in continuation with
GlyeeFine, and especially designed for the
use Of Ladies' and for the nursery. It's per
fume is exquisite, and It's washing properties
unEiyalled. Forsale by an druggists.
fsh27.fyd6v
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AdIninistrator,s Notice.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED ADMINS
Ill iEtEator OF the estate of Joseph n.
Waters, deceased, notice IS hereby given TO
all persons indebted TO said estate that they
and those having claims against the estate
will present them, properly authenticated for
se sspi7.iRd THo Admin \; isdisA5ai
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gFlp aapertisetufuts.
Take Notice
OFIIcE 81 CITY Gil.

OfbICE OF CITY CLERK,
: WHEELrHG, MONDAY, Sept. IL, 1883.
THAT THE BOARD OF APPEALS WILL
u meet atthe Clerks odice at o'clock, ..
m. this day (Honday nth inEt.,l pursuant 10
adjournment to hear and determine all an
plIcations for the reduction OF the valuation
OF any real property, the rental value OF oFCli-
narie8, or the valuation Of any stock Of goods,
seplz-16 City Clerk
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DIR. LAROOKAH's
dian Vegetable Pulmonic SyrU

IuuIIu VsBsJaDIe EuImonlc SYRUP
CURES COUGHS. COLDS, WHooPING
" COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
BRONCHITIS, PAIN IN THE 8 DE, NIGHT
SWEATS, HoARSENESS. to which public
speakers and singers are liable, CoNsUMP9
TON, In Its early stages, and all diseases OF
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
clergytnen OF every denomination, authors,
editors, professors in our various colleges and
by MANY OF our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, II IL adapted to every
age, and can he used without fear of the
dangerous results which follow the use of
many OF the cough preparations Of which
opium and ipecac are the base.
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NnHna

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL Re M.
l9eelIed until O'Clock p. M, The a5fh iilSf
1or building pletel the Spife or the Zafie
street y. y. Church, according to pians ami
alleclll IONS 70 be seen at tie reifieles ~
ttsx. e Ban, udl uiniug the church.
~, ooqsals % Pc let with James Bodley
Chairman Building Committee
j. II. RICHARDS Secsv
sePl1-9t Board OF Irnslees 4
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Showing a loss Of.

Commenting upon these figures the
Pittsburgh Commercial remarks that If
changed, Pennsylvania will lose three
votes in Congress and in the Electoral
College as punishment for her loyal
ty, while these votes will be added to
South Carolina and Georgia as rewards
for their treason; but should the pro-
pressed amendment TO the Constitution
be adopted, Pennsylvania will gain tlgo
votes, while South Carolina viii lose
two votes. Pennsylvania has now
twenty five votes; the proposed amend
ment will give rs tlDenty- SeVe1l, while the
rejection ofthe amendment viii reduce
our number to ttce7tty- tlgO, decreasing
our strength in Congress and the Elec-
toral College fUe votes, and increasing
| pondingly.
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The Knabe Piano

u
Iswell enough known throughout the INIT,
states TO stand upon Its merits, and Il Is mo-
necessary TO PEDDLE them THROUGH IT,
sing their praise. WI 70
= The proper way for purchasers to SUNNY
themselves u 70 apply TO n responsible agent
where they know that what thew hny, IL S,,HS9
as represented. - JUST
Another method of pushing bad work unor
the public Is to sell through Music TIl1ebSSt,,
allowing them large commissions for Teenr,
nenotng their Instruments. This mode Of
uolng business ofeourse hicTedSeS the price as
the purchaser. NUN
In purchasing nom the agent of a fryt-class
manufacturer, an instrument can hehad an
the factory Observation-Disclosures the renrs-
sensations OF outside makers that the dealers
COMMISSION" increases the price ofthe instTu.
Persons in want of first GLASS Pianos capno,
expect TO buy them at second or third class
!. The public are invited to examine the
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Tar official vote OF CaBeii County on
the amendment TO the State Constitn-
tion, has been received at the Office Of
the Secretary ofState. Thecounty gave
1s2 majority "for ratifcation.p This
makes the total majority for the amend
Hnent 7,23e. The returns rom this
county have been ever since the srd Of
July coming nom Guyandotte 70
Wheeling. G1essthey' been Swing
ing round the circle, . johnson fashion.
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GIVE TIA TRIAL-
Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle,

DIR. E. R KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Meirose, Mas.
Sold to the tradeby LAUGHLINS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and atIetail by all Drug
List q Co. my28-SmdtEW
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REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF THE
WATCHES
Made Mt WATTHAM MASS

= - - ~ 49, = " - G4AS1
Made at WALTHAM, MASS.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RECENT
i great Improvement in our facilities for
manufacturing we have reduced our prices
TO as low point asuthey can be placed
with Gold at Par,
so that no one need hesitate to buy wHUcn
now frOm the expectation that 1t will be
cheaper at some future time. The test OF ten
years and the manufacture and sale OF
More than 200, 900 watches,
have given our productions the very highest
rank among time keepers Commencing
with the determination to make only
thoroughly excellent watches, our business
has steadily increased as tine public became
acquainted with their value, until for months
together, we have been unable to supply the
demand. We have repeatedly enlarged our
factory buildings until they now cover over
three acres of ground, and give aceommoda-
ton to more than eia hit hundred workmen.
We are fully JUSTIFIED in saying that we now
make MORE THAN oNE-HALF OF ALL
THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES. The dinerent grades are distin-
guished by the following trademarks on the
plate:
]. American Watch Co." Waltham, Mass.
2. Appleton, Tracy y Co." waltham, Mass.
S."P. s. Bartlett" Wa1tham, Mass.
4. ''Wm. ElleEy.''
5, OUR LADIES WATCH of inst quality
Is named Appleton, Tracy q Co.."
Waltham, Mass.
g. Our next quality of Ladies' Watch is
named up. 8. Rartlett," waltham,
Mass. These watches are furnished in
agreat variety of sizes and styles OF
cases
The American Watch Co. OF waltham,
Mass, authorize us 10 state that without dis
tinction Of trademarks or price,
ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FAC
TORY ARE FULLY WARRANTED
TO be the best -keepers of their class ever
made In this OF any other country. Buyers
should remember that unlike the guarantee
OF foreign maker who can never be reach-
ed. this guarantee IS good at all times against
the Company or their agents, and that II after
the most thorough trial, any watch should
prove detective in any particular, it may be
always be exchanged for another. AS the
American Watches made at Waitham, are
for sale by dealers generally throughout the
country, we do not solicit orders for single
watches.
CAUTI0N.-The public are cautioned TO
buy only Of respectable dealers. An persons
selling counteTfeits viii be prosecuted.
Robbins q APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company.
sep17-St 1S1BROADWAY, n. Y.
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w 4A.ETED-AGENTs-s7 $50 10 $40 PER
wv ,MONTH for Gentlemen, and So to S75
common Sense Family Sewing Machiue
improved and perfected. Il WIN hem, feii.
e!lte1i quiz, bind BRAND and embroidef beau.
ufully-price only S20-makinR me casio
lock sttchs and FULLY warranted for three
years. We pay the above wages, or com.
Lalssions nom which twice that amount can
1e MADE. Adde'S or cali on o. BOWERS q
CO, once No 255 south Filth Efreet Pima
detpnta, IA. AllletteTs answered IJfuInufiV
with circulars and tefms hu93stT,sAa
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Lost.

Z GN TIE NTH INST, A SMALL, ONYX
-. - u II ~ set With gold A suitable
~, ~ III Be paid for ltl delivery 10 ~ I'd
lt1eat qt the Baltos g OR. RI Henof a. ~
Y. Z. l5lQgEn > leNelIg store. sepiss2t
New Store.
n Ohm a. LASH, FORMERLY VVfIEf r
~ x scott = 90, re pecifnlly ANNOUNCE -
the citizens Of " heefine and Vicinftv fiSf ~
VIII open out . stock Of
Watches Clocks, JeweIry, silver
Ware, &c..
AZ ls2 Main street. q few d6oTs below no
Grant House where hP stfiet ,affpn tioII ~
business ana q detefrrlt nation to p1enFa. IN
hopes 70 merit q liberal Illtrdunre, EnS5fn6.
Just net turned nom the east with q
WE'LL EiEgTEp STOCK or GOODS
no llrer lTci 10 HliIill Vt ri IN WIT II Iie
AN E11ols warranted 70 be lust q reI
EelsotIll nltenEion Wan SIN IS fJllll a.,
llf4lcn ReplillIll1 lillIlllglhs. &C.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Storm. Artist
sTlfTLlsl. OPEN a STUDIO ABOUT THE
ms Ql uciel,ei, .ael. he Qtll be pse
ftl.lllll1' c1Ief1llfs nIfo
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GREENWOOD CeIneterv-


GITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD
~ SI1llea east OF the city, Is now ready for
1nternentsr sale, and improvements OF lofa =
J.. ~ contains ~ Acrea of land and g laid out
In the most modern and Improved sfyle-
can be easily reached at an Seasons 81 The
year BY the National Road, aud for fl7F,se-
t99.lEl1s q the year by the Hempdeld Ran
1900, u = perfect secure, and intended 70
y 1t.Atltinec ~ every variety oftrees, shrub
qefys pub1c vault, chapel, aTtidcfai IaiIe
Ionntains etc. to make L equal 10 ne nj
rural cemeteries In the country - =
Ample provision Is also made .fnF -. ~,
~ elllents order and care in peFpefnity.
fersons deslrous OF PURCHASING lois 80,
s59sas.2ll1e tpe grounds with the Superinten-
=. u VI 9 ta OF eecnFe them By caHs
~ s y the once Of the SeeFefafly m .sIf5f-.
street. over the Bank Of Vheeiifiqs. = nam
fetsons Wishing 70 make infeffnanta ,i-iiI
eali on the Secretary 70 obtain perInifs fber =.
Tickets Of admission, n, = f,,o,s,,,,, Is,
1900 VI oe lIled By tle secFaiary-
noAhu OF QIRECToRE. "a 81 e,S1vneneVr
4,ts3lqe emit Z, q. Bonham, 6eeTefsTT: 81. -
III III - 9 o . Mutns SEQ AIendet IoL
i12zA5le Z =. - tro ug, Geo. A5atus. r. @.
JORDAN E. a. aififefiI. ~ fiI9i -iTd 81
ANOTHER LARGE AssoRTtfFfgIy on
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By the Governor Of West Virginia.
Al PROCLAMATION.

A NEW JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, NUMBER
IA ed The Eleventh, having been formed
ont Of the counties of Hampshire, Pendleton,
Hardy, Grant and Mineral, an original va
eaney exists in the ONCE Of Judge for said
Circuit. This vacancy has been filled by
temporary appointment;b but 10 the end that
II may be allied by election by The people, a.
required by the law in such case provided,
!, Arthur 1: FOREMAN, Governor Of West
Virginia, hereby direct and make known.
that on the twenty NTH day of October next,
an election Will be held at the several places OF
for Judge for said Circuit, to mn the vacancy
in said office.
In Testimony Whereof, have
set my hand and caused the
Seal of the said state to be af-
- axed hereunto.
Done at the city Of Wheel
ing, this fifteenth day OF Sep
~ tember in the year of Our LoiC
one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-siS and OF the State
the fourth.
By the Governor:
GRANVILLE D. HALL,
sepI7-Iwd&w Seciy OF the State.
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An Interesting Document Lately
Made Public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-17

THE editor of the Buckhannon Re
publican "a copperhead) vents his petty
malignity by printing Gov. Boreman's
name without capitals, in scurrilous
article in the last issue of that sheet.
This is very harmless way ofshowing
spite. If ii mans character did depend
on the size of the type with which his
name is printed, the editor of the Re
publican is so very small, measured by
a standard of moral or intellectual en-
dowment, that the staring letters of a
circus show bill would fail to make him
even toIerably respectable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-17

loss to the South of tlSenty-three nem-
bers, or a relative gain 10 the form er
and loss to the latter of forty-sir votes,
both in Congress and the Electoral Col