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oHnnr Robert trLee,,


Such is the indignant ejaculation of
the Mobile (rebel) Tribune in reply to
General Benjamin RsBntler's remarks
at theI Bittsburghi Convention ,Tbst
our resdeta may tnIly apprs6ikte as
feelings Of the erebels in his behalf Ma
quote the qoncindiingi portion of the
IFibtsHeSS leader on the subject, written
IN .thsr usual elegant style Of Soathu hue,arsh1
editors! y Fisst q sl'tif - .lSst' DIS. fpi-lI
sfsHRng Robert 3. .IIeel And flia tn,r
that madesuch a prop sitioA tstfllrliveF
and destroys the fruits of the EARTH
Livesl y He is tie, ibleaf-eyed, grave.
robbIngt demon that is worshipped bv
Thousands OF sniyelling Pnritans, ~
crpcodiles and other foul Offspring al
the leWere. .Wofsli ppedt In old E ~.
that such u s ifnentl al lthe DeviI
should Rbe uttered bysso; ;at5nroprf5ts \
medium Rs Beast BntleF. It tSoiild
have burned tp ii ciH5l during ths Mt
terance, any Other than Bii itlaFian lips,
1t required cheeks OF fouFrf0ld brass TO
give passage, without bursting aSunfler.
% such a 6entiment.sl sifitfB ifhiaf
would hays faf1ed sin the attetnpt to eiYa
Il Yoaces o common murderer y ould not
have undertak kenltt auOrdinary coward
'would have been Rsl1Rn1edl of fts q mod
crate liar would have broken down III
the attempt 1e required perfect COM
ihination- of. tha Rh0le-Iiar. co1iiifii.
t1tet and mufdeEeE, IN the fopl person
of the Massachusetts hero Co Is II n e3tt
the kbe m dend capable 81 standing
up IN tnbly and coolly ma IN
the propostaon TO hang General Robert
e. Lee!"
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WHEELNG WEST VA MORNING. OCTOBER lO5 1866

the doctrine of State suicide. iftthsssae
were given up by that pportion OF the
Union party, he said he expected to ap-
provo the conRtituti tipnRl amendment to
be reported by that comnftfae4 That
was the position of Andrew johnson
then. Invent to Connecticut, and what
WaAmy surprise and 'mo mortifiea alton Ngheh
returned, g few dayB attefward, tote
ceive from the same President his veto
against the Civil Rights bill, and to
learn that before and at the time he held
this conversation with me he was CO.
operating and combining with copper
heads In the State Of Connecticut for the
deteat of the Union candidRte9'FF a
Senator Trumbull stated in speech.
at the time, that he consulted freely
with the President on the Freedmen's
Bureau bin that he made several alte-
rations at the Presidents suggestion,
and left him not doubling that he
would sign the bill b5VoIJ
From all these testimonies, and from
abundant other evidence, it is plain
that ethe LPtesident, com hfesnneedi in the
full accord with those views which he
has. since denounced, as radical. and
revolutionary. what pfodhced the
sudden change, a change SO full of dis
.asteF for the present and 30 full 81
perilforthe future, We may only con-
lecture. We think that no one will
doubt5that If the PresidentIsaw dt his
duty to separate from his friends, ii
I%asT 70 them that the first apaoune9-
ment Of his purpose was due; and that
such a'step should not have been taken
till free consultation and after every
effort at conciliation had been exhaust
ed, 2and itVwas found imp6ssiBlasfol
them to act together.
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lDRahI.IGiI !. 4IE5IsNER.
EcIEcTiEfo .-MFDIcfNFs..

NEW TREATbfENT u NEW. REMEDIES.
OFFTUE, aDsf.;, CENTRE WHEELING, w. VA
H1Is;tI IASyIHG a "a sE,GuRlE2 TIE sERs
viii attend 70 the pT9pattion OF medE
cine, putting up prescr1p r1pti9nS -, VIII epa1
tfentA especially to his many friends IN fhe
county, His 11edicines ara all prepared In
hisoWn once, and an delivered 70 his pa
both Acute and ChrOnic, with which human
IfY i8a6d1cted: He hiss ID large number OF new
ES@sdi Th1sa hsys ~ gs9yed,
Chronic dise15eS which eFetOf0rsIfaVe beeii
supposed to Re tnsuhaple, among which En9y
chRree sfF0m the Ear C8anat tEinlarg6d C4IaudS
Cancers and Skin Dtsease8 HIS mode oi
treating Liver d lsehse stodaeh CdEap pfafits
81 tie HeSft Il IA. fsSi
Spinal . fteetiong, and an diseaseS !Gf the Sef4
teted ITO be the most eefta "a al ftiI
eyeEknpWnto tha medical prof 6esSion. DT. Il.
mentor an TdIsea - oecniIaF utI1ei, VI;
Mems FlTul, QpGtEuett0 tons, Painful MenBtFuGtion,
Leucrrheal Utef1ne and ova116n TuLnoIs.
FT9l2ps4s Uteri and al Nervous diseases 10
ae makes q in the tfeatnlent Of
oFgana ViE: Ca3aTTh Of Bladder and UrelhTi
Irritable BladderS and. NQnsretenttnn and
0Elhhling OF Urine y LinaE7y 1e9Fq4its OF
piiilific 81 sis6s "a ~ tl1eif varied i6tfhs
t5HoidnFTIie ~ complications and s5qn1l
eDeEIa1fnFfIieanEd ImpotenGY and nj al1ls
tons eOnseQusnt upon yout ~ 1IndfacIe tion0S
Also special attention paid 70 the treatnenf
OF FistulasI White swelling SefofhIons
parti6ular1Y with Old ltr01bls 80ngi iS1si
Gllgnld. losa no time 20 cali on or addpe DIR
KISHERs Con0n1rI ieat Ions cont fafnIn9 ~
nnedIclns easl1s5 For ViEft8 IN efty5 SiSi,s ~
other Pn{ Once hour, 8 q. - to12
fia1lla a.i.5lll rtlulIlItl as.. - . .lIl. r u
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MERoY r0IrRAIToRs.

in a. 45-ti -.p.AeD 3i.dnq ia aisizD
ABlast from General Logan's BuelS,
. General John "A. Logan is making a
tremendous canvass in Illinois. The
following, in reply to his johnson
competitor, serves also as a rejoinder to
all such men; who are SO eager that the
rebels shall be forgiven and the Radi-
Gals hangeGl:' Atidi rGfs- ei.i 80 sir s''el
Now, my friend Dickey says, y6irti
must be charitable. and forRivinp. :. and
If we do that these people will come
back, and we will all, live. happily to-
gether. Oh, Yes, yon must forgive
800, 600 of your boys and friends for
give them for dFaping this land in
mourning and causing rivers of blood
to flow forgive them for making a
different flag from yours and firing
upon ours forgive them for making
a different Constitution and trampling
ours under foot forgive them for maxi
Ing different Governmentan and trying
to destroy ours. They. sought to. do all
this, but now you must, be forRiyipg.
oh, yes, treason must be forgiven, and
loyalty must take back seat; treason
mnst1take a front seat. believe .Lucis
fer ioncel tried to commit treason in
him that the atfchangsT Michael hurled
him sfrQm Heaven gheadlOng, and he
went miles into hell 3 and I have not
heard gofv his coming out OF there,
Laughter and oheers.l II youiwantto
get him out 9f that place, 4 don't know
Dickey applies to President johnson
for pardon. 81 Great laughter.l I5can!t
understand II In any othersWay., ~ az
This, then, is, the manner In which
we must deal with the rebels. You
have robbers 'murderers aud plumber
ersiin this country, and you send itIem
murder, You hang him. Yet these
men Committed treason az eainst the gov
eFnment-a higher crime than murder,
robPery or larceny, or than any Other
in this land but my friend Dickey
comes here and says, so, You must for
give them. ~ EGaughter. iHn 5ii1 oslo
3GNoW, T. ask my friend Dlckeys this:
Why, If you are SO forgtving. and 80
desirous that traitors shall represent
this countryt If you are SO desirous
that traitors shall have 6edtS afnF Con-
gresss why do YOU, not. go and unlock
the penltentiary doors and turn the
murdereFS and robbers ana thieves ont
upon the people of the country; and let
them send them to Congress, IL they
desire TOT Yon have just the same
right that you have to send these
traitors there. Precisely the samb.
There Is no diherenceat all. auaIu :.
obi iss7alzfti
The Proposed Impeaeh1nentf of. the
= 80 .,laEq 10 President 4s3fsaH bad
We takeiEthe following from the
Washington correspondence Of, the
Worcester Spy: NO. ii ~ l-,gi5sii ~
The Cleveland speech Of General But
Ter, whose practical radfcalism means
VYoVIr
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ITHEseREAT ISSUE.

s.ts!st-i ffrt& ntE1- GtisvEGdHSS}
. EHR UNION REPuBLICAN PLATFoRSt.l e
Amendment OF the Constitution OF
the UniIedS STATES which Passed Con-
greSS at fits late Session by the Con-
stit6ti0naI Majortty OF TWo-ThIrtls,
ami II now BefOFe the8tAtes for Hat
. tacGtton..,', -, 40. -.g6 + ~
6IeSotped, By the Senate and House of Rep
resentRtives of the United States of America,
in Congress assembled, two thirds fcooth
Houses COnCnrTtng, That the following article
be proposed to the Legislatures OF the several
OF the United States, which, when ratified
by thTee-fourtlls of the said Legislatures,
shall be valid IS part of,the ConstttnH p,
ARTfmE- mE-SBCT1oN 1. 1..All-persons born or
nRtura1iEed In the United States, and subject
United States, and OF the State wherein they
reside. No State shall make or enforce any
law which shan abridge the privileges OF I'M
munldea OF the citizens OF the United States.
Nor shall any State deprive any person Of
life, liberty or property without due process
the tS saSSl @ Of the iaWs Va
NJ SECTION 2. RepreSentAtive shall be appof-
TONED among the several States according to
number Of persons in each State, excluding
Indians not taxed; but whenever the right to
and Vice President. or for United States Rep
resentattves In Congress, executive and judi
cial Officers, or the members Of the Iegisla-
ku1G taeEeOlA N Oh lu6 1ukl6
Inhabitants of such State, being tHenty-one
years OF age, and citizens OF the United States,
or In any way abridged, except for pQrticlpa-
tion. in rebellion or other crime, the basis OF
representation therein shall be reduced In
the pIOportiOn which the number Of such
male citizens shall bear to the whole number
Of male citizens twenty-one years Of age In
that State. 5st ftll1lEf Ef'7Ht-.
. SECTION 3. No person shall be q Senator or
| Representative in Congress, eIector Of PreRI.
dent or Vice President, or hold any oft1ce,
civil or nillt tary, under the United States or
under any State, who, having previously ta-
ken an oath as d member Of Congress or as q
membefof any State Leg1Rla ature, or as an ex-
ecntiVe or judicial ofncer Of any State, to
support the ConStitut lion Of the United States,
shall have engaged in 1nSurrectiOn or tebel-
lion against the same or given aid and COM
fort to the enemies thereof; but Congress
may, bya vote of two thirds of each House
remove such disability. 50 sIf'if''f = 'tiI'
sEcTIoN 4. The validity of the public debt
OF the United States auth lied by law, in
cludtng debts incurred for the payment OF
pensions and bounties for services IN Bt1p-
pressing tnsurfectton or rebellion, shall not
be Questioned; but neither the United States
nor any Stats shall assume or nay any debt
or obligation Incurred In aid of fnSurfection
| or rebellion against the United States, or any
claim tor, the, loss or. emancipation Of any
slave, but all such debit oblientions and
| claims shall be held Illegal and void q
SEC. s. The Congress shall have power t1
enforce; ~. appropriate legislation the pro.
| visions Of this article. -: i'i''' ~ ~ @
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a Feroelous 1Iopster.--Halr .Herse.
a.4st ss Half Ok bil.s zen.

,RaIf OK. -
.ttS' -. a !. y, - 2. -. = -. ft's
e sIii '''' Soss'3stt' 5,iis
ils During last week an animal was
brouRht,to this city from the, ,norkhern
n..t oFtb;. s,tot,, a.. ~. :
iR'NA' "a SpA9 Estt9t''s IASi Si4lkelo4iWhlon was
never before seen, we venture to assert.
A5year ago we learned from several, re-
Hab1a e,o,,t1a,,o,, ,,,I,,, -, 49,. "a ~.
W w tis'tA t4een ~ A"t.s
such p monster was extant, though
rather too idiminutiye to attract ,rnuoh
notice and that. sbon17 A. 1iva - ,,t.o,,,
F,lI - ,zo111,s y.
| A0+At t.A9s' W9U4u 20 . lafVe4 oI,uGllness
and ferooity, About the middle of, the
present month"; the keeper concluded
that 1t had attained a growth sufficient
to iastonish' any community in which II
should be exhibited, ,and twas brought
70 this city TO remain, as was supposed,
tn after the State Fair; but its extreme
Vtciousness rendered 1t unsafe and inn
proper to allow It to stay here; as well
as, dangerous to the. crowds that will be
IN town during the coming week.
A gentleman who saw IL while here
describes 1T as follows 1.-THE general
characteristics and features Iofe the
horse are closely blended with those OF
the OK In this strange and remarkable
beast. The head and neck are broad
and heavy, giving it thelfieFcei 'disposi-
ton of the buffalo rather than the quiet
and docile character of the OK, while q
name reaching from the forehead to the
shoulder, and sweeping to the Knees
add to the general appearances of feroei.
ty. The horns are heavy at the base,
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- ,,DOYBt I(lAsaIHTRR8ElsSsI.
D14A1DGAs3I1lEfEIdS FOR BOYSA
Pr1eeS S1Hll WARP EashmaEsttg, all Wool
eedss e1eAp. - -. ..ls. q; g. RHODES
HAAARRB PILLS FOR SALE BY oD-
" BERT, End Of Stone Bridge. myI8
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we do not mean, this or that sect, the
Episcopal church, the Lutheran church,
the Methodists or any others; We mean
1t In broad general sense, and do. not
even exclude those Catholics whose
minds are emancipated from priestly
dominion. Still it is the very nature OF
Professionalism, Wher6 1t Is an active re-
hgion and not a mere form, as in Prns.
sia, England and the United States, to
give both freedom and energy to the
intellect. The recent events in Europe
show that an extraordinary revolution
Is going onfin the ideas of fmanlzind as
in the outward form of things. Stimuli
taneously with the development of q
mighty Protestant Power III Central
Europe, the temporary power ofithe
papacy, which has existed for, q thou
sand years, is crumbling to the dust!
The progress Of civilization based on
freedom Is accompli these great
changes. I'VE may esteem 1t q 'hRppi-
ness to live in such a wonderful age
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EhesS Remedies hy the eRse % slngig box, an
frsa OneharEot 99 TaS e {, the BEis9 Eldrasi :,
bfiHOMUsOPAPHIClfED COWPAlTY.lts 4
Once and Depot No. $50 BT6adHAy, New York. =
DE- HUfpHHEEBf u CONSULTED daily % his once,
pgsopely or sy lStt9E aS SSbgys ~ .foEPg q
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.tAA NY AOVember %, Set Apart.
L - sE'.a4w wAsHrNeFoN, oct6bers.
By THE PRESIDENT OF hT,Erii1,, IrSTTKSsp
s1 sza STATES, A PRocnAifATIoN. El--iE
I Almighty God, our Heavenly Father
has been pleased to vouchsafe to us as q
people, another year of national life.
which Is an ihdiSpe pehsable condition Ok
peace, security and progress! That wear.
moreover, has been crowned with many
peculiar blessings. The civil, war that
was SO recently among US has not been
anywhere feopened. Foreign fnterven.
ton has ceased to sCreate Rlarmior ap-
prehension, intrusive pestilepcei has
been benignlY IA mthgated domestic
tranquility has improved; sentiments
OF nciliatiohi have largely prevailed,
and the affections ofloyRltylAnd patFi-
otism have been widely renewed our
fields have yielded quite abundantly ;
rewarded, and We have been allowed
to- extend our railroad system fae' into
the interior recesses of the country,
while our commerce has resumed It's
customary actiViEv in foreign seas.
These great national blessings demand
q national acknowledgment. ..ie sT..sr
Now, therefore, /, Andrew johnson,
President OF the United States, do here
by yreoommendthat Thursday, the 18th
day of November next beil set apart
aud be observed everywhere in the sew
era1 States and Terri titories Of the United
SSaLes py me people tnsEeoI; as g gay
God. With due Femembranoe S na ~ that @ i5 III, 4Ts
temple doth every man speak of His
honofs recommend, also, that on the
I satne solemn occasion We 90 humbly
orr national councils and to our whole
people that Divine wisdom which alone
can lead any nation into the WAYS oi
all good. In Offering these National
Thanksgiyings, praise, and supplica-
tions, we have the Divine assurance
that the Lord remaineth king forever.
ltThefn that arc meek shall he leuileiin
Judgment, and such as are gentle. shall
He learn his way.n ItThe Lord shall
give strength to His people, and ne
Lord shall give 10 His people the bless.
inps of peace.' q 7,!-iSiI.,1s-l, = -.
4, In witness whereof L have hereunfo
set NV hand and caused the seal Of the
United States IA he afffxed. 7'72tlss =
iiGDone al the city Of rTf'I WssI1inuton, tI,is
eighth dav of October., in The vear. of
or Lord one thonsand eiGht h1nCIrei
and sixtv-six. ana ~ the I59flsbensience
Of the limited States the rinetJSSfirst =
- Bvthe PreaIdent.j - -AA''' -
- =. = ArDRFyy JOHNSON.
VIM IT. sEwARD- Secretarv AZ state
sss; s't-7-L[z- III E-1sl----
RESIGNATION of Hon, ID, N. iCoOIey.
TTI e1I., - - -,... = -.
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6TUNt' GtS 4Netp 44VFaF A9eFQAus
? When wa1pok at what The Protestant
nations of the world have accomplished
and areaccompliShing we are naturally
led to inquire what can be the cause.
We might go back to the wonderful
sgida& dimade toward greatness
from the time she became Protestant,
commencing with Elizabeth and Crom-
we'll, and the greatness she attained
hftefwRrd. we Gould instance this
mighty republic, which began its exist
ence In Pt6testanisn, and which all
through has. been essentially Protest.
ant, though there are many religions
among ms and all ON the same footing
We can refer also TO Prussia, another
Protestant nation, which not long ago
was small dushy in corner Of
Northern Europe. It would not be too
second to FuOneat In power. She has
united to herself by the late war all the
power ofPE Protestant Germany-oE that
country which was the birthplace of
Protestanism- and she Is destined to
absorb the whole German race In
Europe. These wonderful results have
t1eit tIlsa in TIE edlhncip ton ofittie
Thought and action which lies at the
bottom and IS the essence Of Protest
anism. It may be said that
1tily has made crest = PTogress,
and she Is NOT Protestant. 50 Of
tFat6e. IN the ,broade ense Of the
tenn 1tRl II RrotesEh Ehnt and Franceif8
Ts mSsh he SPns that s. ths 5Ieli23as
the control OF fstheEpFiest over the t1ree
action lof theiE pltp pdsSFQr oyer temporal
1Lla1fs. 2 Plus the y inth calls them attle-
stSs because theY have shaken OIL the
yoke OF mental AID spiritual desp6t-
ism. In using the word Protestant,
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Frank lin insurance. suIrsas Il i Company
OF WHBInIN0.


T. II. Logan TT! !ShallT0s Geo. X, Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John ZoeclZler, AQml. McClelS
Ian, G. w. Frahxheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
THIs CoAtPAEY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, are prepared TO take risks at
tair rates on buildings OF all kinds, merchnn-
alse, manutacfgFinR est9hl hllshme1tA, nlrnI-
LuIe, steambQatB and eaIgoeS ON the western
rivers and lalEesl and also On the lives OF peF-
rem SSs sSperea 1T5 EF ~ ye5 G2mp3ng Of
3y they can bs insured for ttEee, ,yeai4, at re-
composed of some Rnldety y-iour st6ellhoiIerss.
most OF whom are among our Dest business
men, recommends itSelf to me favorable cons
Elderation of the 4nsdri1G public. and sOiiei6s
their patFOnaRe. = u p III - 7f5fssfd1
Applications foEi EinSuFanooJy Willie pronpt
attended to by the Secretary.
! Once, No. NICE 1fe b ,tliA Slidb1s
~ ~ )! - NC. ARTHBR Se6Fethry,
ssA5S A5ss;k slSTsIIs 3I4T "A, ia ~
y. q. ARTHUR Agent for paying B BBeinsionhHa iisais,hH
glnqeS MQfal MGLpre House, bain9 ifhe RaT16
IorInerlY occnpiedby Adams Express CO.
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..a..r1,ast nntt.or.f ~.
Proelatinlllastio1 81 5tbt,I I1I;,e5I,leot Z
-isiiS WAsHISaTorS COftbhet- y

% -.-Fll 9lss--++ti' llHlt &sfzui
Thursday, November 20, set Apart
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500 Remnants OF Dry Goods
HAVE READY. r RORsALETHIs
y morning about 800 remnants OF every
description Of Dry s3oodaI with iV6EyiI1OiJe
prices marked in plain figures ON each piece,
jos Us. RHODES,
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4 In witness whereof I have hereunfo
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed. is4.i E
h1Done at the City of Washington; this
eighth day of October, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-six, and OF the Independence
of the United States the ninety4irst.
by the Presldent:I Efa - u-.
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lfe.l e,I by DIR. "a. O. HUPP, "a =
q 2 .. or Rhseltng,e West HErphalssd. !.
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ResIgnatIOn OF Hon. ID. N. cooley.
The following is the ,letterrof Hon.
D. N. Cooley to the President, ,resigning
his position in.the Interior Department
as Commissioner Of Indian Affairs:r1if
b DRRARTAIENpOP OF THE INTERIOR, riiu0
~. 5 OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
-T.,a,IW WAsisiEHFlT5NaroN, AiiEFl5 D; e., Oct. I, 1865.
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ms ONHAN1
oHAA H. BERRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-10

"A Frenchman proposes to build a
pontoon bridge, with Openings for ves-
sells, from Calais to Dover Cliffs, to
cost. cost S1s,0Oo. : goo. Somebody else pro-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-10

Long Island, in Princess Anne
GountySI VA, recently Purchased by
Ben Wood of New York, contains 1900
acres, and.is agreat place for ducks and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-10

-The.new stamp tax ,oelone cent per
pound on canned fruits, fish, meat and
vegetab b1esfWent into effeot on Monday,
and dealers will pleasd take notice,