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Poor TINE TO SWAP HoRsEs.-The
loyal people of Kanawha county seem
70 7 "a appreciate the proverb used by Mr..
Lincoln, that ''it is poor time to swan
horses while crossing a river.U as WITH
one voice, so far as we have heard. thew
favor the reelection of Governor Bore-
man at the coming fall election. He
mas been tried and found faithful any
true during the mosttrying and critical
period our history, and we can trust
ntLa with greater confidence than and
the present perils.- ka,ads0E it .Jom, ~ a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-10

OUR conservatives rejoice over the
rebel victory in the recent election in
Kentucky. This is quite consistent
with their conduct during the rebellion
when every rebel victory, great and
small, was received by them with ex-
pressions of the liveliest satisfaction.
We ask our Union people to remem-
Der that if these conservative gentry
had their wish and way, West Virginia
would soon be as completely under the
heel of treason as Kentucky is now.
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DIED.

UP to the 1st instant, 5000 dogs were
drowned at the dog pond in New York.
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sIelp advertisements.
Or Sale. a Splendid Farm,


TTIEN MILES FROM THE CITY, ONE
mile from the National Road. It con-
tains $50 acres. $50 of which Is under cultiva-
flrst-class Dwelling House with 10 rooms,
n large Barn 40X60, with a good stone base
ment, n Large Stable, an elegant Spring
House with a never falling spring. and every
out house necessary for convenience.
There Is also great abundance of almost
every kind of Small Fruit, in addition to q
young apple orchard of $50 trees Choice selec-
tion) just beginning to bear. Fences all in per-
feet order, and not an acre on the tract that
could not be plOughed. 1. IRWIN,
aul0-lw Real Estate Agent.
INSTITUTE OF PRACTICAL DRAW
l ing, Surveying and Civil and Mining
81 Efh 1 the
til April LIST. 1t costs about S25 to be a good
draughtsman, S25 a practical Surveyor and
500 n good practical Civil Engineer. For a
circular. address A. WANDER NAILLEN,
Pprincipal, or w. S. HAVEN, corner OF
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AT AsHIoNs' correspondent in Paris,
writing on the Goth of July, makes the
important announcement that a new
style of crinoline has been decided upon
in that city, and that although it's cut,
ly Known, at the date the article was
being manufactured on large scale,
aud would soon appear. It is called
coche-trGille to some purpose, and as its
name indicates, is hidden or impercep-
tible in front and on both sides, while
affecting the shape of what gentlemen
call "the tails" of their dress-coa
supports and maintains the trains of
the robes behind, where, with the help
of a string, it raises ones skirts above
muddy pavements. 1t also prevents
them from falling in or twisting round
the cavaliers legs when they kindly
volunteer to offer ladies an arm on
trying occasions.
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GEN. GRANTS pay as General is now
Sl6'OOOa year. A good deal more than
it ought to be. - >,@--.'''tf :
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Try one bog and be ctlred.

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A STATEMENT has been put forth by
some copperhead that the Philadelphia
North american had changed base and
become supporter of the Philadelphia
Doolittle Convention. The statement
is without shadow of truth. The North
american of Wednesday has column
leader ridiculing the convention in the
the most scathing terms of sarcasm.
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white and BlacxBalmoroIs.
A GOOD ARTICLE AS LOW AS 81.
"A lmylSl .. 8. RHODES.
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The silver Mine In Jackson County
Pronounced a Humhnrr.

EEOLOunCSN a. 4AuGuUuSs
A correspondent of the New York
Tribune, writing from Jackson Court
House, in this State, denies the truth of
the statement that lode of silver ore
had been found in that Vicinity. He
says:
Having been at the "mine" and seen
the metal, think it safe to say that
the report is hoax as far as silver is
concerned. The metal, as it is brought
up by the sand pump, resembles chips
of cast steel, and 8 about as malleabie.
It Uxydizes in the air, and is attracted
by the magnet. In nitric or hydroch-
loric acid it is slowly and imperfectly
dissolved, and by the chlorine and col
lodiOn tests failed to detect trace of
silver; but with cyanide of potassium
and tumeric acid had an unmistaka-
BILE evidence of a large amount of iron,
while an alcoholic solution of muriate
had the taste and smell of the tincture of
iron.
There is no upheaval, or any sign of
anything like volcanic agency, which
might account for the presence of sill
yer in the carboniferous strata. The
Pomeroy salt rock, and several strata
focal are below, and is said that six
feet of coal are forty-tive feet above the
metal.
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Hon. GEORGE II. PENDLEToN made a
speech at Flemingsburg, Ky, so out
rageously unpatriotic, that the Louis
Vile Journal, conservative paper,
comments upon it as follows:
eve must express our astonishment
that Mr.. p. had no word of censure for
the late revolt, and the attempt of its
leaders to overthrow both the Union
and the Constitution. OF the most in
tense and ultra radicals of that class,
Mr.. Pendleton had not word of con-
demnation! He reserved all his objur-
cations for the radicals of the other
class. He says there is a conspiracy to
overthrow the Constitution. What does
he call that which belched forth in
storm of hail and fire at the American
flag in Charleston harbor? What does
he call that which in South Carolina
declared the Union of our fathers dis
solved?"
This Mr.. Pendleton will be one of the
most respectable Democratic delegates
in the Philadelphia Convention.
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Cane Mills and Evaporators.

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mittee is disorganiZing rapidly. Three
of its members, Capt. G. R. Miller of
Adrian, DR.. Wesley Vincent of Mill
Point, and George X. johnson of Grand
Rapids, have published cards, formally
declaring that their names were used
without their consent, and denying any
sympathy with such movements. Gen.
Byron r. Pierce's name was also used
without his knowledge, that gentleman
being now South. The committee, as
at present constituted, thus consists of
four Office-holders, and Henry Barns,
applicant Tor the Postoffice of Detroit
u "A New YORK paper says Samuel
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library in the country. Only the
rarest books are admitted. Mr.. Bar
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a beautiful and curious volume en-
titled "Notes on Columbus" contain
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the letters of Columbus, Kindly fur
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Mr.. Barlow) as also, photographs of
the marginal notes written by the great
VOyager in many works in the libraries
of Genoa and Milan. Only one hun
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have been stricken off, and these haye
been sent to the British Museam,
Smithsonian Institute, and all the
greatest only the greatest-libra-
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The Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Press says: Letters
and dispatches received here from Sena-
tors and Representatives who have re-
| turned to their homes and mingled
with their constituents, represent the
feeling among the people as almost
unanimous in support of the.measure
passed at the late session of Congress.
The only fault found is, that such acts
as the one for the enfranchisement of
the negroes in the District of Columbia
did not become laws. There is con-
solidated opposition to the President
especially in the Northwest-which en-
tirely surprises even the most sanguine
Radicals. The conservative Republic
cans and the Democrats have met with
such cold receptions from the people
that they have lost all hope of success
in the fall elections," ~
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

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1866.
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OFFICE OF THE OIL CREEK & RIDG.
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Philadelphia, Dec. 23d 1865.

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