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loyalty beyond any previous trial Every possible effort
made 70 change the and reduce majority For many
years was the home Of senator DOotc and Immediately
after Che adjournment 1i C0lTcs meeting called
for bin Warsaw aad largely attended by all parties Gov
ras1as Of Alabama whiting rcaves frequently addressed
large meetings endeGyOrng 90 pBruaie To- loyal and rl men
that my policy the right one Oar County Judge tCom
stock somewhat prominent local politician with few
other Ohoehoder left rs. united with The Democrats snn
abOrcd faithfully 20 reduce majority much possible
All proved unavaing however The true men r9rkd. aad
the result proved their effort not m yLh The wort Oh
the part the Republicans quiet but effective Two large
meetings but great OF smaller held and
addressed los our local speaker, Every reached
Our prominent Republican paper did eNceon service and to
il editor VIM Merrill ESQ Chornan OF County Com
mee aud member Of the State Committee are largely
indebted for THE TRIBUNE aided us also ~
circulation in some Of our towns counted by hundreds iii
teen hundred majority the highest the most sangunc prom
sed the Committee but the result proved that our ma
iOry was increased "a o. amounting 10 eighteen
hundred sersn Of % With hard s1ri and
plenty Of TmsUSEs propose to give no hor9Snd IN 1856
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NJ ARRIED
BOLLER-PARsON
pa,eh Chs,eh, - y

BOLLER-PARsONs-OH Thursday, Nov Is. at the hsoTm.d
Du,eh ChaIch IN foshng by the Rev Z. Fsehid Henry
Boiler 81 Phhespha TO Mary youngest asushtsf Of James
Parsons Of kii,hiEs
EDWA Thursday Nov b a. the Ai.n,en
Methodist Church, BY the Rev. Ch Harris heeen Edwues
c. eldest tsssnsr Of Robs AsTshs ssq all Of this city,
MABTINvAS DUZEh-on Thurslsy Nov u.s. al the Church Of
the lnesrnsen the hsv Henry H. Mon,gemsy u iosn
Martin 70 Mary sonefVs dslshls Of ssah Van puis All Of TINS
city
oLPEASr-oUIMsY-At orsngs. n r. on Thursday the 18Th
the Rev James Tylof Henry Olphant 70 cHohhe
l., daughter Of the late A. N. ouimby. 40 cards
POLLEf-CLARKin Breskyu on Wednesday, the lNh inst ey
Rev d Moore, IT,, D.. William Policy 20 Messa u Chrh
daughter Of the late John Hepburn Ca ell Of Brooklyn No osrd
REAY-MLNESon Tuesday msplDE Nov at the resdsaee o.
die brides father by the Rev w NJ BsrnE Henry kssy or
Baltimore Vic daughter Of William Mnss Of E'Py Fem NO
cards.
sMrTH-REED-ou Thu.dsy Nov IS by Rev. Asa D Smith
the residence Of the brides father Orange Aost ~
Smith Of r. TO Alice ouy daughter Of Josiah H. Reed e'R
TuomesoS-JASes-Qp rhaEsdaI %, 18th inst Oy h' BfV
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the STATE or TRADE.
~ IsLRaalgH 70 tME rHIsusa

rolEOo Nov l6Floaf lai, wh,,i- Winter aai-' sprny
as % no baycr. owe, DO o,,. w.so Ss at Sc o osrsd
Lac Frsi5hi. T.. 90 Cora 70 Belize 49,.
81 ',.d s1'as, ws. 's'!y at y .. s,nd as:'
$40 bead rro'ou' dal sad uomnu and nothing done 0oi
L.pslralL Nov 6F,ar dol .,s, loo Dbl. North wr.,n
% s 81 20 Mss yin, ..s q Red ~ 20 Com b..
,s, s'i ksnnsd SS:. has .dy.nsei a. rreysa- have
Ono & 81 ilssi a. csaS. Poilcss@ s.ras
Nov oo s' ed dss,' I, iis sS Ma Dc
Tor No. 2 Corn declined Sasc roaas qar r 81 ric ier No.
No. aud Tor No. p Povincn da MES, Pok ~ lower
Hoo moderately 'e,'sy q, decline Of 25ae e I" - 10
sb. Flour Wheat 9, 90 ba.h Corn isao bush oat.
i "a S. sSp@s 40 ba.S OF. S.' ' ' '''H neat
hgyrAto Nov ls-tcaf gse,i No spTTs ~ 2Ie ,
- 20; No Wausee spring 81 IS 40 chieifo sgrn; Corn
bush Toledo u p 81 10 Ga: sale. l1io bush Chicago
, S ~ rs s gG r S WHY 20 c.a
ifrish. frm NswYart wh,li 21 Com. IL. oal. ie Re
o . Sc en g, 5s WIS.,. Ga P PS S ol SaG ST. b r.
b.r.sy - $50 bush Oss is 80 bush
d.Eioo Sqy Flour ases.nfcd sale. 100 Hb!s $l IS
as 3 fo deati. EIi wh..i quiet ale. q 500
rs $40 SB ~ IN sos dsm:nd md m.rse better G choice
tie which are .cc- sales Is bush Cansd 9jd96e in bond
Ry I'D Pea. q1s csps -hi. to New Yors Flour CO., WGss
80 Ssl Fs ws ne a P lie D't Corn Sssy o5 rye
Lste inpor 5tOp bush Wheat 800 bush Corn so bush
sa.h Barley 300 5a.h rye
ale. !, 81 10 flr No 81 81 Re
cp today 100 bbs. Flour 60 buh Wheat Shipments i00
BIB Z To-, 900 bush. Wheat
VrLNSGroS ". C.. Nov. l6-Cude Tnrpenine unchanged
spr Turneniine .,esdief RonSe,G 81 T51S5 fr No. 2
- No. aud IS 81 for Pale Tar declined; sales 81
t5tion quiet u Do.
81 Lou, Nov IG-Co,ton heavy Miljns Flour du
ontsning lower prices which the holders unNin;
ronredr. Wheat and unchanged Corn higher 0id
6hfUd sud 0oal5c. New os,' advsncsd at 3dS'c Pro
visions aud whisky unchanged
NOBLE Ala Nov l6-Coton-Ssls. today 100 bales Mddns At
pdlc sales Of the week 30 bales. Receipts Of the week $500
bales Exports the J. 1872
stock "a eco bl Factors only selling small o,'o meet
immediate nscrssitss.
bses MdIng 81 BE Receipts Tor the w.ss 15Qo bales.
bales we-h. ENpo 800 bales stock 49, 800
bse, Sugar inactive. Fair I20iai Mossses-lnrror Sc
Pr me- 53dTc NewYoTt eIch,nge TO premium. FTeghts TO
Nv YORK H.. Liverpool ld9 I'D uiyre. lii.
AUGUSTA Nov i6-Coton active decline OF tc tales
Of $50 bs e. 81 strict Miidins Nc.
CHIELEsroN l6-Co,ton declined Of 10 bale.
MJn. The generally withdrawn Stoke
s,vA,NAH Nov l6Coiton msfis unsettled with i-w
lions. Mddlng. u to J!t;
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Oi,be uns susan G. Campbell widow cars John opSpte
Funeral services O'clock from e.isoao No $50 BroOne
Boston papes p eaio COPY.
CARPEErERs suddenly Thu..iay a,. DAME, Carpenter
The friend, Of family the member. Of Mono
BS5be Lode No la r. A. ~ aud The Sio.t worshpa Gr.nd
lode OF The st.e 81 NeT on ard ae kIgiRity N ge9e,
syksr Church ere T,Peefay invited 70 attend The funeral
ron thI n u ong,s mn Ioaht nesI Vss rev
invitation his remain; vii be deposited temporarily Marble
FAIRBAEKs-In this city, Wednesday lsh inst John
The friends d tie family respectfully invited
,iend The aaer from bis late !edrnee No 80 IrSns psoe OF
oIUTEb-On Tlur,lsy The 81! int Jery City Mr. Eli,
beth 0anier IN the ed year Of her age. ,n-.,.-,,
a.s s .Es fa"f, st Mae% cRucS Jersey City
oa sunday afternoon, the 18Th inst, at O'clock
Warrington aud Baltimore piPe" Ilease copy.
We.em Hs.ns. only chId Of Joseph and Annie Harold
The taken to Glen Cove L. T. for in'crmeni
HIECHMAEn Brooklyn ThuIsday morning Nov IS Naomi
The friends and relatives Of tue iapy aIs invited 70 attend te
Brooklyn Saturday the nth INST at O'Clock without
Cuftis 81 notice.
aooPER-In Brooklyn on Frd,y tho 10Th inst at No io Dud
Alderman Charles Hooper in tbs ssh yea Of bis 'Ee
Notice Of funeral 70 morrow n' $50
ENAPP-At Phl,delpbs on sunday Oct 49, n Frsut Knapp
n. . . y c Vie On %% N:t Ss' 10 ''' 'S
Notice Of funeral boresAer
POBTER-On Thursday evaain t5 Brooklyn. John
Porter, III the 6lst year Of his sgr.
The lends snd ac1usnlauces invited b attend h tne on
Sunday afternoon ~ O'clock from bi, late residence No ~
Seventeenth o.. South brooklyn.
PULLMAEOn Friday Nov &c. 1t he residence Of bis iahe No
70 Esat Twenty fou Jane. Henry second Of John and
Mary Pullman In the 2ih year Of bis age
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
RosERTsoEon Tuesday momins Nov p Ml. Anu Robertson
widow o. ths tate William Robertson aged - yesrs
No. i2l Ludlow
Friday o The taken 20 Mon
mouth County, HewJersey. for interment.
ROESuddeny mia residence, Patchogue t. H. Thurday
Nov - n heart disease John Roe aged 81 ysNs.
will take from b. as residence Saturday lh inst
O'Clock The relsges aud friends Of the fmly
specially invited without further notice Beet connect
ing with T. I Railroad l,aysl Jamos slip al o'clock q
L. pare please
sEAMAN-On wednesday Nov H. Jane B. wife Of Frederick
Seaman. ssed ~ yeus
Fuu- psce her late eadence No @ East Twenty
thrdit 5atdday Tt inst al o'clock The relatives
rnds family Invited attend without further notice.
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BALTIMORE WEEKLY MARKET.

ElrEoKk Now 10 Cotton during the Ia. had declining
fsud-ny Mddng Upand 1z15c Fourhas bad declining iend
en the higher lsds' q Baltimore which City
aIO 5On Gil 81 Baltimore Family, Sl7 So Wheat
kee~iy,s u the wesk bush. SALES 81
fT 20 .hos White l09s3 40 and Superior Prime Red
s50SJ Corn has hrp. Receipts OF tho week $1,000
bi.h .ss 81 OlS White 20 snd Old yellow 81 1891 49,
generally unsettled Il the 5000 bush price,
rsngsd frsH 6oo64c., and closed ct 62c. Pork has
du Transaction. have been mostly private terms hs
nominal S2J0SA Whisky dull aud nomins sales Of
Ws,isrn ~ 49, barrels Refined IN kegs s9Is Bacon qas
Of shoulders tGI RIB sides e ast Clear sldss l9D
lee shipping Hams II e nssrcuTsd Hams p G8 Fan'eed
uvchtnlst ss 70 lnoihy - 20 Covsr new Cop
ssdf9 81 sufu heavy and closes nominal sales Of Cubs Gro
&C. Porto Rice Die Coffee dn; tales OF Rio a l1a
igi gold WHISKY dn and heavy OF Western at 81 JIg
o. q, nee, and ~ l9d - co. in bond.
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MISSISSIPPI.
CARD FROM MIR. @. GORDON ADAM.

CARD FROM MR.. O. GORDON ADAMS
rELz0KAPH
NEW ORLEANs, Nov. l6-Mr. c. Gordon Adams Who
reported delegate FROM Ms,l.sppi 20 the Phi-
delphia Convention Of Southern iOyaists. ~ out
card wherein he SAYS no delegate /, po'iil-
clan dad he know until few days talt IL was
appointed delegate to the Pittsburgh Convention tho
person appointing him. HIS political opinions he aids,
are OF no Importance, be ue'er expects Ia boil Og sock
naie
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ft Seems to Have Charm for PattinI Ohs
in (sood fTumor.

So M James Osborne % ilsmion C. w ofthi 0hirnns
Household .rrin whoie pf irs a. many tongues na
Of Oct a. 1885, hsV mech pcssrfe siVng
hvJ Of tie I0Inine sod durability Of machine.
have had IN and have d'ns sh knts
Wsh -O The bgYs the musiR sud hsve
had oc-,sou eul ff sls Ia oil thai ume SHHo' IN
rsoArr Pc fss II - EASILY isT,lool
sn.sd ard hi. disappointed When have ganci
Job dns have sway' fsnnJ ready and ., hsSr
attire va tltbJi =
~ O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
AUCTION SALE or PICTURES THIS ErEy-

ANAL collection Of pictures by Mr.. Winslow
Homer ard ST. Eugene Benson will b. sod this evening by
Iced, Miner their galleries Nos s1 hnl 3i9 Broad
way Somo Of the isesi Of Mr B'usons small sketches
Wil b. found there ard Few pictures bv M Homer inei
ing everything a. does We regret 10
h~1r that these gonil'm'n nrf going 10 Europe
study ST. Benson II be- would st1ihri supp0s, he
neier wl-misht do good work certain limited field
r only adj ilttgc ho will gun By going sbf,id wi 10
that be viii md smother subject than the one on Wh"h
d. has Lsrpd necessarily he began 10 pant
A. s events trust thai he vii prove inOO1stint al cease
10 sing Tho gin loft b"iiui A. lor Mir Homer he
i.ltI future before him II b' knows how 60 seizr II
already IN ~, grasp had b. stayed home Nay h' not
rppsri q hy going - fatal Franco.
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AIRANY Cattle MArKEr

Nov e-Ths dspr..ion in the cattle trade noticed ..
and prices dic y TO- i've weight lower lurins
nearly t-othrds 81
which unsot Comparatively few Sewfots buyers arc
present. and moot Of them will buy anything They are sure Of
bs'ss pB .e on communion aud do no, care 20 speculate
The Brighten reported Quilted and very
being bought 10 Eat The top price ee ~ live
r,sht % eirs tine tat Kentucky averaging the eIrat
weight Of SO From this agurs prices ranged down 70 So
soot ihss from So te Sheep nsgee'sd
tl6s4c Rsesips Zoo Hsss-Dsmsnd msdssts Al s9ste Ne
40
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POLITICAL.
TENNESSEE

APPROPRIATION POR THB RELATIVES or soLoggJ,
BLACK AND wHITR
NASHVILLE Tenn, Nov. l6.-In the Hou's Of Repro
sentsves the bill making appropriations Of 500 to ria
yes Of each deceased Tennessee soldier amended
to strike out the word "white" thus extending its
benefits 70 black and white alike. Tho amendment
adopted by vote of - to -. Last Spring t.3 Same
amendment was defeated by large majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEWHORK.

BOARD OF COUNTY CAEyASSERS
The Board of County Canva5seIs met yesterday y 10
n. Supervisor Blcakey called OF the LIST lid, lid
end Vth Wards, and Supervisor stewart the XXth and
AAlld Wards number Of corrections werc made
which completed the With Ward and the State ticket
CD the NNIId Ward The oficaI figures arrived az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

Every SATURDAY for November the oath contains
additional chapters Of the serial novels by Miss Tsekersy
Hsny Kingsley and Edmund Yates; complete story,
titled Slain by Fan" three essays aud two fine poems
The opening paper translated from the French affords
most graphic and interesting description Of the Great Markets
81 Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

The City Of Atohison earned entire for the Rcpub
lican ticket for the first time in its history at the
last election This is the home OF the Hon. =. &.
Pomeroy, and is most emphatic and satifyng ndorsc-
ment Of his course IN the Senate and on emphatic ro5uko
30 ny policy"
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MISSOURI
ut raLs0RAPn TO TUE TRIBUNE

81 LOUIS, Nov. l6.-Gen Plcs's election will bo con-
tested John Hogan the ground Of votes being cast
by parties living in the I'D District. Birch has nOmi
- fraud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

lecture win be given at The Cooper Institats to-
morrow afternoon at - cook by the Rev Charles smythe
on The Naked Truth nquirng into tho right wrong Of
h.ns lh,aie@ 80. being Lessons fOr the Clergy on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1866

DR. wa.hburn Calvary Church Chs W Thompson 20 Kste
only daughter OF T. NJ James. sill Of tins city
YML-WHE ATLEY-On Sundry. Oct u. by the Rev G. Put
uey, D. william Val 70 si Eumi Wheaaey 81 oi tins
Ro.Lnn I1urn.I nI.a. -rnnv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
KANSAS.

rELEsRAPH TO
LEAvENwORTH, Nov. l6-The following Is the Official
vote in all but five counties in this State
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5perinl Notices.

~'bhhlNt %NphtbNO.
Executive Committee Union General Committer,-A
special meeting ibis Committee wt b. held Hcadquar~r
Of Bro,dvsy and Twenty hd.. SATURDAY EVENING.
THOMAS B. AsTEE Cbsirmsn
III il. y mAhr Secretaries.
Eizhtesntb Assembly District Union-Re pubican AS
q 1hldsye meeting Of tbs Association viii BE- bed MOSDAf'
Nov. " J p CHRISTOPHER PULLMAN.
W 3fsao ,1ST surr,y. Secretaries ''''''''
Executive Committee Republican Jnisn General
Committee "A special meng q this Committee viii be he'd et
Headguatisrs Argus Hail. No GO Broadway. SATURDAY
EVEAiRO. Nov. II, 1866. 81 "A clock. By
WALDO BUfChINs. Char@sn.
WILLIS pagasosD secre.arie.
A Meeting of Ihr XIXth Assembly District Pentoo
Of WA. hOLMES. CbimIR
Joat C 0RASV. Secretary
Journey & Bnrnham.
No 1914 ATLANTIC-ST,
BROOKLYN,
havs inl. ts.oyed additions 10 their large stock Of
IRISH POPLINS,
rPm Boa & Co. including SILVER GRAY STEEL BBOWNs.
add 81 new colors Aso
FRENCH CASHMERE ROBES.
Vi size. md bsautifpl isdsn.
Fair for the Benefit of rHE NATIONAL FREEDMES
ANDI1HE ORPHANS HOME Salen Island. To be opened
The evening Of tae hrh November AMI closed on iie
evening the 11I fkss The door. 0o ohdrcn under 10
R5 tickets 81 Honfs Of opening aud closing
Tucsay. Nov. 90 ., NJ closes 10 "wednesday
ghlou o Pier No ~ North River THIS FaiI offers yor
ah9 opportunity for p,r,on, ds.a; 10 puosse Chr.mas gin.
Lady the Fair take this cppoony 70 e'grn thanks
M Bnei who b generously placed hi' osn' At their disposal
irss Of chafgr
ford. Topper s. Behan,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

n tAs LotioT u TIE " y. IffbuAf . - ,
SIR: Few of the counties Of the State have done as
well Wyoming Always tue it has this year proved Its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
AT IRVING NAIL, THIs EVENING.

concert viii be given at Irving Hall this evening
l,r tb benefit Of The Hal aid Asylum Fund II viii be
under the auspices Of Mantou Lodge No 100 T. and A NJ.
mud will Zoe given BY Miss Nina Geary Male Em-l0 Pcr,
and '. Gustayus Cieary George Works j. K Thomas 4.
~cgw Henri Ovington johannes sonia Bnl a. Dpfc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
NEw.YoRK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
SUNDAY EVENING CONCERTS

Tomorrow evening the usual popular sunday even
i7g concert 70 take place al S.enwsy Hall in Foureenths
Ca h the whole Of the Batemsn Concert COMPANY
ineiul1s Mlc Parcpa and Sgnor Brgnoi will appear IN
addition fp Mr. Theodore ThOmass Orchestra There viii be-
o c0Irs great rush for seats judging by the brilliant and
oYrrdpuug audience present last lay evening when the
attraction presented Those therefore who wish
sri. .rHf "a md early
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

To lPeu and steel Manufacturers.
Tn. propr.o and .ssness the seven letters gssn' Issued to
H.nry Bs..esr ana Robert Of England and to wian
Kelly and sthss Of this country the nsnof.stussOf
IAON AND STEEL
b. .r the United stiss have Tor the purposs
Of avoiding Al, sonnic, claims % psssn sOusoda,sd their
Interests. appointed The unssnsa Trustees and prepared
20 sn Licenses hsnuu aa Sale under the ysees Lsrs
and furnish ell pfoIseen and vofiin dsvnf
toushnsss sad pse, heesnsity Of the
BEssEMER or PNEUMATIC CAST STEEL and the esnpsrtvs
ehs.pnss, OF s production well the already
sumption Of A. we'll Known to you to require CONNECT
n. process may Be witnessed 81 The works Of h' Ws'ow,
0risvold Holey, a Trey.
Further and particulars Of cost
obtained addressing either Of the nndergned
JOHN n. WfNSLOW, Troy. ". r., }
JOHN A. 0RISWOLD, Troy, N. l., Trustees
ID. !. MORRELL. Johnstown, Pa,
His Hair Dye. Black Brown instantaneous, GAlors
dnrahs hest ohepsst contains much enAr
Depot ~ ~ Iabh At sod by all Drnss.'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17
MR. pAwIsoX Ar THE wINTER GARpEy.

Mr. BOgumi Dawson hiss been engaged by Mr..
Stuart play brief engagement at the Winter Garden His
appearance that heater viii be made Saturday
fag week inst in the character Of Hamlet His
performance BE- given for the benefit OF the German
Hospital The entire proceeds Of the representation are to be
given tho hospital After that believe. Mr. DawisOns
aret 10 be AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-17

ford Topper s. Behan
WATCHES. JEwELRY
STERLING stLVERw ARE.
No 600 BROADWAY
Corner isouson-st
aIiddIe of the Block.
HADLEYs.................... COOPER INSTITUTE.
FRENCH CHINA
SELLING AT ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICES
new AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPES
Di7asr Sets i1l r.... $50 ~ Tea Pass per dorsn 81 50
Tea ~ ...... s 50 Cups and Salccrs %
Diaaef Pses per dozrn.. 90 Butter Dhss 90
Breakfast y Fruit Dishes. 70
A large variety Of
ELEGANT FANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
DINNER, TEA TOILET AND COLOGNE SETS.
MANTEL VASES PUNCH BOWLS &c. &C.
Silver Ware quality beautiful designs Partisan White
stone Away, hand Cut and Pressed Glass Ware hand
comes. maaucured HoueFun,hios Goods in Wood and Meta,
Wac
HADLEYS CHINA HALLS.
Middle Of tho Cooper Institute Block
10 connection with store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-09
Think oft, Soldiers.

BoEEoIAN and HUBBARD claim to be-
long 30 a party i'll which are found the
only true friends of the soldier. Yet
lattWednesday, the Radical Managers of
the Soldiers Home in the city of Phila,
aelphia, drove from beneath the roof
that sheltered them, no less than
eighteen helpless, armless and disabled
soldiers, simply because they could not
vote the Geary ticket. Men who had
been manned and crippled in the service
of the Republic were deprived of the
benefits of public charity, merely be.
cause they would not surrender the best
aud highest right of an American free
man In the face of such facts the
Radical party with FOREMAN and HUB
BARD at its head, feigns a particular
love for the soldier and claims to he the
special guardian of his welfare.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-09

TAXATION AND REPRESENTATION
The principle ON which the War of
independence was fought was, that there
should be no taxation without represen-
tation. This is one of the cardinal prin-
ciples of our theory of government, and
was recognized by Congress when it pro-
vided, in the proposed amendment to the
Constitution, that Indians not taxed
should not be counted as basis Of rep
resentation. Yet the Radicals, while
imposing upon the people of the South a
burden of taxation even heavier than
that borne by the North, refuse them the
right of representation. 1t this IN ac-
cordance with American ideas? Is this
republicapism q?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-09
TEN REASONS WHY
Hostetter'S Stomach BilterS
Should Have q PInce in Every Home.


BECAUSE by invigoratiDg the constitution
aud the frame they avert sickness.
BECAUSE especially their use prevents the
atmospheric poison which produces fgidsmic'
from taking effect upon the system.
BECAUSE they cure indigestion, and inpart
unwonted vigor to the stomach.
BECAUSE they are the best oppsti-ing 'ofd
'eine at present known.
BECAUSE they are the only preparation
upon which persons of bilious habit can safely
rely to keep The 6rsr IN good order.
BECAUSE they tone and regulate the bowels
aid invariably relieve them when constiplted
without causing undue relaxation
BECAUSE they strengthen the asrrss, clear
the brain, and chser the animal spirits
BECAUSE in case of an attack Of spasms OF
bilious cholic they are the best thing that can
be administered on the instant.
BECAUSE they combine the three properties
Of tonic, an Alternative and a nervtne in their
utmost purity and perfection
BECAUSE they are a specific against Ague
aud Fever and all intermittents and with all
their potency as pr-servatiTe and remedy,
are as harmless % lcat<r from the mountain
spring!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-09

Mr. BENJAMIN STANTON, who is now
making speeches at Triadelphia, etc, for
the Radical party, was one of the ORR
ginal opponents of the war for the main
tenance of the Union, occupying in that
respect, precisely the position held by
VALLANDIGHAM and BEN. WooD. Mr..
STANTON was a member of the House of
Representatives of the Seth Congress-
The following is an extract from one of
his speeches in 1865 in that House. ZAP
pendix to Cosg. Globe, Sc Congress, 2nd
Session. page CO..
az grant yon very freely and frankly
that do not believe this Government
can permanently be held together bymili-
tary force. 1 do not believe that any
section of. this Confederacy will ulti.
mately subjugat . and overrun the other,
and hold it as conquered province.
have no idea of any such thing. 1t is
against the genius and spirit of the age.
Nobody would attempt such o thing. l
regard civil war as really settling the
question that there is to be ultimately a
confederacy. 1 have no idea that such
a war could end other wise than in separ
alton of this Union, aud the organiza.
ton of separate confederacies. / am
perfectly satisfied of that. Any body
who supposes that fifteen, or even seven
or eight, Of the States can be held as
subjugated and conquered provinces,
makes great mistake. But whether
they can or not, hey ought no. to be-
1t is against the spirit and genius Of the
age, and no man ought to seek to do it,
In this same speech, Mr.. STANTON de-
nounces The rawlings Of GARRISON and
PHILLIPS, and of q Thousand other men
who are now gloating over the ruin that
is now impending" We wonder what
he thinks of the ,vings of Mr.. STANTON
in 1867