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KHIGHT BR0THERS-Desers in Cumberland
IN and fittsburg Coal. Wood sawed and split IN
htOVe lengths. Oiice 80 Church street. Yard on
Rolling Mil dill, south OF Broad. Ali orders filed
promptly.
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3 Frnm

VAsHIN0TON, May q.
The Richmond Wing, organ OF, the
secessionistsi in and about the late rebel
capital, threatens Congress that it will
overrhn by force the acts of the loyal
Legislature of the State, recognizing
the creation of the State of West Yir-7
ginia, provided the effort is persisted In
by Congress of escinding the act by
which the city of Alexandria was sep
arated from the District of Columbia.
Gen. w. n. Richardson has been APP
pointed by Gov. Peirpoint Adjutant
General of the State of Virginia. Rich-
artison held the same office during the
rehellion, and is appointed in the place
of Col. Strather, better known as Port
Crayon, who served in the Union army,
and since the war has held this posi-.
ton. So
The Richmond Repttbljc is convinced
that, when not tempered with for, sinis=
ter and, inhuman purpo uses, the negroes
are as contented and wei disposed a,
class of laborers as can be found in
any community. sf
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GEN. Fry has made report, by
which 1t appears that the casualties in
the Union service during the war were
not SO numerous as has been supposed.
They are as follows: officers killed, or
fatally wounded, 5,221; enlisted men,
90, s6s; commissioned officers died of
disease or accident, 2, 321 enlisted men,
1s2, 1877. Total casualties, 2s0,373. It
viii be observed that while more than
twice as many officers died of wounds
as of disease, more thantwice as many
enlisted men died of disease as of
wounds.
The Provost Marshal Generals Blu
reau raised in all ways 1,12o,02 men.
The average expense of recruiting them,
wasS9s 81 man, while the average ex-
pense prior to the organization of the
bureau had been ss4 OF per man. The
bureau through its agents, arrested 20,
526 deserters and returned them to the
army.
5 No appropriation was made by the
government for the bureau. BY the
provisions of the law, under which it
was enacted, it secured sec, s66, s17, and
after its expenses were paid, a balance
OF g, 800, JOG was left.
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AafoSo the losers by the great Detroit
fire on Friday, is Carl schurz, OF the
Detroit Post He had two large boxes
in the depot OF tho Michigan Southern
Railroad, containing very valuable
portion of his library, a collection OF
fine geographical and military maps. a
collection of photographs reproduc-
tions of the best paintings in the gallery
OF Madrid, several volumes OF manu-
script, number of letters from Mr..
Lincoln and other prominent persons.
and all his correspondence with his
family during the last twelve yeats,
embracing IN almost complete diary of
the political and military events with
which he has been connected.
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over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATTHEW'S vENE-
TLAN HAIR DYE, Is the best In the world. It
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. Notrouble. NO crock or stain. Does
not rub on make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but irnparts to it new Life and lustre.
Producesa beautiful black or brown, as pre-
tetred. Achild can apply it Always gives
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, ~
Il. MATTHEW'S, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES& CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. may1l.lyeod
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CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE !!

NJREAT SEXTUPLE CONVERSATION,
combining under one immense pavilion, and
for one price of admission, six distinct shows:
Lent's EqueScurriculum, Spalding q Rogers
Great North American Circus, Grizzly Adams
Troupe of Acting Bears from California, Edu-
Gated Burmah, or Sacred Bull, the celebrated
Bedouin Arab Troupe, Spence Q. Stokes
stud Of Trained Horses and Ponies.
Read the following catalogue OF distinguish
ed artists, Spence @. Stokes, ESD, Equestrian
and AIaitre du Cirque; Eaton Stone, the great
master of the Haut Ecole of EqueStrianism;
Master Charles Fish, the fearless and dashing
bareback rider; AIR. John Foster, Clown and
NUNS Museum; Walter Wentworth, the
great lexionationist and homeless marvel;
Juan Castillo, with his school OF educated
Dogs; III. Gardner, the great dramatic scenic
rider and equestrian car1caturist; Hi. Marks,
the original wit and drollerist; John Hol-
land, in his great original act on the "Colu-
NINA Espiral, !" or spiral Column; 8. @. Stokes,
introducing his beautiful and highly trained
trick horse, Andy johnson. Jim Madden,
the 1nimitable grotesque.
the Desert, ;Molay e. Hassan, Moseyl Ben Said,
Aleph Bise Gimmel. The Holland Family;
John, Eddie and George. The Nilsson
Brothers: George and Charles, in the super
perilous acts on the trapeZe and horizontal
bar. MeSsrs. O. w. Iowr1e, Morgan Brothers,
wit, punster and orator; and q host of Aero
bats, Tumbles. Gymnasts, Equines and Aux
tlliaries. Mesdames Worland, Stokes and
Marks. Mile. Anneta, the EIhn Star and
tfetne. La Petite Minnie viii introduce, In
beautiful and classic act, her dtminutlvel
ponies stDafSy and Lilly"
The fascinating Ella, in her grand act du
I1eIldge. Miss Emma Stokes, Miss Maud
Stanley, Miss Katie Stokes.
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TIE Columbus, Missy Sentinel com
tains report of an interesting decision,
rendered by Judge clayton In the Sixth
Judicial District of Mississippi. The
question was whether a contract, of
which the consideration was the pay
mentof confederate money during the
do. Jdeto existence OF the Confederate
government, was valid and obligatory.
The Judge decided that e was. Among
his reasons was this, that the Federal
government has recognized the validity
of thepurcIiases made with these notes.
by SELLING cotton and other property of
the Confederate States, the title tol
which was acquired by the Confederate
States, the title to which was acquired
by the Confederate government through
purchases madewith ederate treas
ury notes
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RRIGK MAGHIME

THE NATIONAL BRIcKf MACHINE
makes, with only two horse power, 5000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
fined edges and uniform lengths. II the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for it,
wewill take it back and refund the money
Address ABRAM BEQUA, General Agent,
$50 broadway, New York. apr24-2meyod
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sABRAurIFu1 InLusrRATIoN.-If any
tell me there were no particles of iron
i'm Il, might look for them with my
eyes. and search for them with my
clumsy fingers, and be nnnble &c. detect
them; but let me take a magnet and
sweep through Il, and how would it
draw to itself the most invisible parti-
The unthanSfui heart, like my finger
in the sand, discovers no mercies; but
let the thankful heart sweep through
the day, rs the magnet finds the iron,
SO II VIII ind in every hour, some heay-
emily blessing; only the iron In Gods
sand IS gold Henry Ward Beeeher.
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RooTis PESTAcHINE preserves the life ofthe
In three weeks-prevents the hair from fall
lng-is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-wtll surely remove
is delightfnlly perfumed, cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell It true, when we say 1t Is a
perfect
No other preparation for the hair contains
PestachIo Nut OIL. Sold by all Druggists
ORRIN SKINNER CO., Sole Proprietors,
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lIARRIAGE AND CELTRACY, an Es-
say of Warning and instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means ORE
lief Sent free of charge In sealed letter en-
yelopes. Address, DIR. !. SK1LLIN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-05

THE onpEsr MEDICAL PRAcT1cE Is
that Of the family. Long before doc
tors We're known the head of the fami-
ly examined and prescribed for the
members. From the necessity of the
case the first and most important stage
of every disease Is treated by the pa
TENT parents or nurse. This beingso,
how imp ortant that the meanson hand
should be simple, ample, and efiicieIaE
Humphreys homeopathic Specffics
advertised in another column. perz
fectiy meet this want, and shorid be II,
the hands of every intelligent famiiv.
Depot. $50 Broadway, n.
T. II. LoeAS q Co, Agents, Wheel
ing, w Va.
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SEE that NIL the conservatives, who
can, are registered immediatel CON-
serratfpe Paper.
In commenting upon this remark,
the Ciarksburg Telegraph makes the
following observation;
@This Is equivalent to saving that the
rebels all belong to that party and they.
can't register.
1--WE say tosthe Union men, all ofyou
register. You can. The rebels don't
belong 10 our party.
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The Union Party OF west YIrginia..
Its Discretion and Harmony.

- 'sbtonl he Ctorlsb1trp Telegraph
We see that there is but little dispo-
sition insthe Republican party in West
Virginia to get up,a family quarrel in
relation to Preside lent Johnson's policy.
Many of them approve his policy, and,
those who do not are not inclined to
quarrel about it. There is one thing
very flattering and that is, every mem.
Der of therparty in this State appears
determined TO adhere to his party allie
glance, regardless of any family quar-
rels that may arise, and although we
may have few family jars, we are not
going outside of the Republican family
to settle them-we do not intend to
court any copperhead sympathy, or
call in any. copperhead aid.
The work of the Republicans of
West Virginia is not now with the gem
eral politics of the country but with
our local State policy. Our first great
battle is to establish our State govern
ment one permanent basis-to place 1t
beyond rebel c0ntrol-in position that
viii make it bullet proof against the
insidious influences of traitors.
The constitution of our State must be
SO amended that the State government
will be placed beyond a peradventure
insthe hands of loyal men.
We are aware that the rebels think 1T
/ is oppressive. 1t is not nearly so heavy
4 on Them as hanging would have been
mot nearly so Oppressive as theirlaws
would have been provided they had
been the conquerors. They Will still
have the privilege of living in West
Virginia if they desire it, and pursuing
| their avocations. which they should
consider great boon after the heinous
crime they have committed against the
/ Government.
Let the Republicans of West Virginia
have no false sympathy for the rights
of those who attempted to destroy their
Government and liberties, but rally to
man on the 9th day of May, and vote
for the amendment to the State consti-
tuition. This must be done. Let no
Union man stay at home on that day,
but let each and every one go to the
polls and vote to ratify the amendment.
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LIKE nQuAKERs' GUNS. ''-Artitieial
teeth are OF little use and easily detect
ed Take caro- OF the real ones. All
you need is fragrant lSo<odosits use 1t
daily and your teeth viii be the last OF
natures gifts to fail You.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-05

The Richmond wing OF Gay before
yesterday, wishes tour Northern SYM
pathizers" who are endeavoring to pro-
woke fresh revolution, to expressly
understand that they cannot "make a
cats paw of the people of the South in
Inducing them to risk the little left
them in making an issue for the benefit
OF the Northern Democracy in their
contest with the Republicans" Itthen
proceeds to rap papers like the Cincin-
natl Enquirer over the knuckles, re-
marking s'when these Northern friends
sVho failed us when the tug of war came,
now, after that war has ceased, and we
are suffering allthe bitterness of disap-
pointment, and all the humiliations
and losses entailed by defeat, cody adj
vises us to the renewal of violence, we
must give some reason for not taking
the advice"
The Wing then states:
The Enquirer talks about sacrificing
sthonor, p and purchasing tease at the
expense of self-abnegation, which is
practically an encouragement to the
aggressor."
This ali sounds very loftily; it has
the heroic ring. But the time Is past
when the South could be moved by
such language We have fought and
fought Hsingle-handed," AS for honor
our winnings In that regard, by the
verdict of mankind, far exceeds our
losses in life and property, great as
they were. We agree with the Enquirer
that the sooner our friends in the North
prepare "to fight single-handed upon
their own soil, the battle for restora-
ton, DO, the better 1t will be for them.
The dlsloyal sheets published among
us will take notice that their lnbors are
not appreciated at the South.
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On the Sd inst, at the residence OF Mr.
John Cloudy, by the Rev. s. Stele, Mr.. s. x.
to Miss SARAH Z. sPRNDER
both OF this city. No eaEds. Q -
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A RE BOTH EFFECTUALLY BANISH-
IN ed by the free use of CHLORIDE OF LIME.
a fresh article, just received and for sale by
T. n. LOGAN & CO.,
and LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
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CITY Lime for Sale.

H0VFFINIs11 NJ = u
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JiREsH AND SUPERIOR LINE NOW
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orders for the delivery OF Lime LETT at this
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sIS K. THE NEVER RAILING REMEDY.
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s0DBERT. Chenlist. end of Stone Bridge.
On BusH NEW oRcaARDGRAsss SEED
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A COMPLETE INVOICE OF AssoRTED
IA SPongeS just received and for sale IJyi
ioDBERT, Chemist, end Of stone:Bridge.l
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EsArIzER AID GUM BELTTNG on
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AS A MATTER of interest to several
Union friends we reproduce from our
files this morning part of senator
Sherman's great speech before the peo-
pie. Of Connecticut prior to the. election
in that State. Inview of our own APP
preaching election Union men general
ly cannot do better than to refresh their
memories and invigorate their enthusi-
asm in the cause, by a perusal of the
distinguished Senator's striking obser-
vations.
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THE Hon. william g. Brown, of
Preston county, in this State, has
written a letter 10 the editor of the
Buckhannon Republican,, in the course
of which he makes the following re-
The national Republican., 1866-07-18

Tas ISpEPEHDEsr 0RDsR OF REs Mrs.-The
s~nfi- annual convocation OF the Great Council of
M,ryIand wsS held 10 this city during the past
week. and ~ss quite largely attended by deleg ties
The procrsdinvs are said 10 have been Of the nost
haruoniuu- character. Mr.. U: Davis Irelan war
elected Crest Chief Of R-eords Of the 1rand C"un
cit of Maryland, and M. wu Qmgloy Greal
Representative to the Great Council of the Uumed
srntss During the past week delegation OF the
city from Petersburg Va They were received
and hsnd.omeIy entertained by their Baltimore
brethren. On thursday last they were taken to
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places Of interest and in the evening pnrtook ~
ptuou. rute, tainmsnt. The pa ty lett for thsr
homer on Friday eve"irg, appars, ty much pleased
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sbort.s,ghted and petty Indeed must bs the
minds Of public men who c.naot see that Disgust
rather than satisfnotion will be excited BY their
efforts TO forbid President Johnsons exercising the
executive right Of removal from Office In the 'nter
val between the prsssnt session Of Congress and
the NEXT The matter was thoroughly discussed In
an early Administration, and the President's pre-
rogstive derived, like the Legislative authority OF
Congress. from the Constitution, was then conceded
on ali sidps. Since then the practice has aound-
an, ly confirmed that early decision Of the men who
took part the framing of tho Constitution and in
setting II In operation. At fret the power OF re.
movai by the President extended to judicial as
we'll as executive officers Of the Government but
that was afterwards changed, the reason being
that since the President vas responsible to the
country only for the conduct Of the executive de-
partment Of the Government, and not Of the judi.
oia much less Of the Legislative, he ought to have
and should have sn absolute power OF removal
In J4cksons administration the hsmperiny pro-
ces. was again tried. and . great stir was made
over hi. removal Secretary Duane; but after all
tue debate and excitement, it was conceded by
leaders in the opposition, like Mr. Webster, that
President jackson had exercised no other rig
than one which was his updsr the Constitution
Bat the restless aud reckless radicals OF today Sc.
riousy propose to islse to forbid President
Johnson's making . single removal! Was there
ever 20 ptifnl attempt to degrade the Psesldsn-
tiai On o. Il can no longer be doubted, We think,
that once and power is the great end OF these pro-
Kress- protesting radicals. FOR this they would
NJ ks the session permanent, II they da ed. tor
this they keep the eleven southern States unrepre
sentsd 10 Congress which is still national For
thus they would peril all that is OF value within the
Union, and trsape Constitution and laws under
foot Aud It is ior this, too, that the people ~il'
soon dismiss them from their places, aud summon
10 thsir stead = uew class OF servants whose patri
otism will be we'll assured - Bosioa Post.