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The union Democrat., 1867-10-26
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMSHIPS FOR
lEW YORK, JAPAN AID CHINA,

W ILL bE DlSpAICuED AS FOLLOWS ::
~~ErS-. Leaves Wharf Corner OF First
--s--a.@s1 and BRANNAN STREETS. AT Il o'clock A. "
81 81 sle l@ew'"S dates, fer PANAMA connecting, VIA
iAo9sa haltroAd, with enc Of the Compsnxs splendid
steamers from A>fiNWALL for NEW YORK
On iae iVtA, lSiA and SeiA Of each mouth that has
Ga the le,h. la,h ana sofa Of each month that has
thirty-eae DAYS ~ ~ ~
when the ld,h 10th and soth fall en- sunday they will
leave On saturday precenS when the 18Th fails on SIM
Cay, iaey will leave On Monday following
Steamer leaving San Francisco On the leah touches AT
Aan@sni3e All touch At Acapulco.
Departure OF 18th lati, connects with thu p-,,l ras
atsnue Cos steamer fer NaTire and Eulsh sta.u.r
ioE Scuth America Through tickets can be obtained
pepaiars o iosa connects with the English steamer for
AustFatt southampton, ami South America, and r. r
r. Cos steamer Tor Central America. Through tickets
can be obtained.
The following steamships will be dispatched on date. a,
given below
October l9th-GoLDEN CITY, Capt w F. Iapiacc CON.
Meeting with Rising Star, Capt. Conner.
october rSoth-SACRAMENTo. Capt. Parker connecting
VITA Arizona, Capi Maury.
Caoin passengers herthed through. Baggage checked
| through loo pounds allowed each adult
An experienced Surgeon hoard. Medicine and at
tendance free.
These steamers will positively sail at II O'clock Pas.
seners are requested - have their baggage ON board be-
tore 10 o'clock.
Through tickets for Liverpool by the Cunard Inman
and National Steamship Lines, can be obtained at office
OF T. NJ : 5 Co, San Francisco where may also be OBJ
tslned orders ior passage liverpool or Sothapton
to San Francisco either by of New York St Thou
asf desired amount of 10 - pounds will be siyan
ced with the above orders Holders of orders will be
Qured to identity themselves the agents in ENGLAND
Fer Merchandise and Freight for New York and way
ports, apply IL MeSSrs, WELLS FARGO L CO.
The steamship China, Capt. T.. W Smith will be des.
patched october l4th from Wharf corner of First and
Brannan streets for Yokohama and Hongkong connecting
at Yokohama with the steamship Costa Rica for Shanghai
For passage and all other information applv at the Pa
chc Mail Steamship Cos Office corner of sacramento and
AeideSdord streets.
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The union Democrat., 1867-10-26

1SDoIrsr SosEs-V;aiity is 50 weak in systems
that any ueeroas diseases with which they are afflicted
lapse almost immediately from the or iuamnatory
phase into the chronic condition becoming sa-sh and
ndoent But they the less dangerous en- that
account, while they are much difficult deal with
In no class OF cases has BRTSroL'S SARSAP4RIILA
been administered with mere signal success than in these
Ii supplies 10 the system and the constitution the vicor
necessary to light the disorder while antseptc prop
critics exercise direct and most beneficial effect upon the
sores. 1t is important 10 BRIST0LS YEGErABLE
PILLS at same time with the Sarsapara, they carry
oil from the system depraved and Initiated humors free
by the Sarsapara, aud in this way hasten cure sel4
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$1,000 REWARD.

FENETE AEOVE WILL NE PAID TO ANY
Il who prove that they took the First Premium
Sewing Machines the 80 SINGER" at the Pari.
Exposition of 1867.
OUR NEW FAMILY MACHINE which has beep owe,
two years in preparation and which has been brought
perfection regardless of tme labor expense is now
confidently offered to the public ncomparaby the best
Sewing Machine in existence. Send illustrated price
list, describing this excellent machine.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING MACHINE co.
l39 Montgomery street, San Francisco
L. II. YArEs Agent. ocl2td
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Comstitu,ion i'm Ruina-rhn idea thatt
CO. KNOW Tly nestiny.-NAnAnr e Z. TnoRN

ca KNOW Thy Destiny.-NApAnE Z. +. THORN
roS the great English Asroogt, Cairvoyant and Psy-
ehomerician who has astonisAcd the scientific classes
the Old World has now located herself at Hudson, y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers OF
second sight as 10 enable her to impair; knowledge of the
greatest importance 70 the sjage married Of either
While in state OF trance, she doncates the very ea
lures of the pegSI to marry, and by the aid
instrument Of intense power known the psychomo-
trope, guarantees to produce eie picture of the f-
ture husband or wife of tue applicant together with date
of marriage position in te leading traits Of character
&c TatS Is no huiauU. thuuSdus Of testimonials can
assert. She viii >eud Mhea desired certified certificate
written guarantee that tie picture what purpors
to be- by enclosing small lock of hair and stating
place Of birth, age, disposition and compr.ion and en-
Closing nifty cents and stamped envelope addressed
Yourself you VIII receive the picture and desired nfor-
nation by return mai. All communicative sacred!y
confidential, Address in confidence MADAME E. f. THORN
roN, 4. O. Box 10, hudson, \. \. ap0-iy
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ss- Perry Davis. vexe,ahle Pain hiiIer.

The GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE OF TIE AQE.-pan Killer
taken internally, should be aduterated with milk
ter and sweeened with sugar if desired made into
syrup with molasses For Cough few drops ON sugar
eaten will be more effective than thing else. Fer
throat, saree the throat with mixture of Pain Killer
and water, and relief is immediate and positive
1t should not be forgotten that the Pain Killer equally
as good to take internally, to use externally. Each
bottle is wrapped with full directions fer its uss.
PLEASE READ THE PRINTED DIRECTIONS Tse1flm
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ine remaining counties will. no dupbt m
crease the majority for the necroes. They
wiii nave the power under the N eiority mic
therefore, to elect a negro Governor S,,,s
othcers, negro majority in the I.esrisls,nre
with negro Cos Ssessmea and Uaite3 S,n,.,
Senators. Is iais, asks the C,ncinns,, "a
quirer, the kind of State, ruled bv nesraes a,.s
that Ohio desires to be 10 partnership with in
;hs Federal linton - AN
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


Baltimore and Ohio railroad shares quote
at lis.
New Virginia bonds, registered, are selling
for 81.
No quotations are given these days for
Central Ohio railroad stock.
Nor for North Western Virginia.
Adams Express Company brings 81.
At the social science meeting in Boston
held during the past week. Hon. Amasa
Walker presented an elaborate paper on
the finances particularly discussing the prop
osition TO abolish the National Bank ng sys
tenn. He is reported to have exposed the
folly and injustice of such proceeding, and
presented in brief the following propositions:
"I. That the great majority of banks can
not survive the cutting of Of the privilege OF
issue, and that the suppression of so many
institutions of credit will be a heavy blow 10
the industry of the country
''22. That this change involves breach of
faith, not only toward the banks themselves,
system, but toward the States, which V ere
compelled to surrender their local systems
and the revenue derived from them.
49, That the contemplated saving of eigh-
the revenue now derived from the banks,
which will be sacrificed in the change already
exceeds that sum-
a most serious imitation of the currency.
by emancipating the bank reserve of
greenbacks, and throwing them into circu-
as That it will postpone the resumption of
specie payment, by period of at least four
years, and make resumption in all respects
more difficult
redeemable in gold and silver, and duly pro-
poItloned TO the wants Of business, Is not a
practicable measure. and has been so proved
by the experience Of the most CIVILIZED ma
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BY THE CABLE.
Adviees to the 5th of February.
B Y TELE

LONDON, Feb. acknowledgement
complications are arising in the East.
The people of serria are flying to arms
against Ottaman rule. At CONSTANT
nople the party in favor of peace is in
creasing in numbers and influence.
Moreover it is reported the Viceroy of
Egypt has sent agents to ascertain
whether the leading powers of Europe
would favor his complete independence
of sovereignty of Porte.
The La Presse, of January 18th, an
nounced that on The 18th of that month
insurance of two hundred thousands
francs was effected on Hamburg Ex-
charge upon the personal property OF
Macmillan, shipped by the Maria RAJ
guasa.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5, Evening.-Cotton
closed irregular and inactive; sales
5000 bales. Manchester advices unfa-
vorable; market heavy; prices lower.
Breadstuffs generally less firm; tending
downwards. Wheat declined I'd for
Milwaukee, red and western; market
closing firmer. Flour declined Is for
western state. Corn declined to 4Os Cd
for mixed western. Lard quiet. Cheese
dull. Beef advanced u crown. Pc
troleum dull.
LONDON, Feb. 8, (evening.)-Consol.
90 11-16; Erie closed at S9z; Illinois
Central 81; 5-2O's ~ ZIG.
On the delivery ofthe Queens speech
the people cried "Reform."
Ross Winans has received the con
tract from Russia to build cars and 10
comotives for that Government.
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of breaking the connection. He said
he did not wish to punish any
body, nor injure public interest,
but all he wanted was his rights
and the vindicatipn of his princi-
pies. This, he said, he intended
to have done. He had the power in his
own hands to accomplish his purpose.
He had not made the break until every
measure of Cancellation was exhausted.
He had committees appointed to nego-
tiate. He did not attend the meetings
of the committee in the evenings. His
evenings were devoted to whist and
not to business, and he did not let bu-
siness interfere with the game he had
got now. What he said suited him bet
ter than the one hundred thousand dol
lars, if they live up to their own agree
ment. He owns one quarter of the
Athens road. His connection with that
road was one of the foolish actions of
his life. He declined to state how much
stock he held in the hudson, and he
did not know as he had a controlling
interest.
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Prom washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The majority
OF the House Committee on Indian AT
fairs, in their report of the charges
Affairs, say there is no evidence of
fraud or corruption in the letting of the
contracts referred to, and that the
House should rescind the resolution
which directs the Secretary of the In
terror to suspend the execution of them.
The report of the minority, Messrs.
Clarke, of Kansas, and Henderson and
Van Horn, of Missouri, is that the con-
tracts should be set aside as unjust and
unfair, and that instead of awards be-
ing made by the Indian Commissioner
the contrsct for the first class of goods
should be given to G. A. Evans, OF
Philadelphia, and for the second and
third classes to Stillman 81 Bros, OF
New York.
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Fires.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-The Kenton
Wooden Mills were destroyed by fire
were the most extensive of the kind in
the West. The buildings were totally
destroyed, together with all the ma
chinery and nearly all the stock. The
total loss is estimated at S225, 900; in
sured for SIG, 900, in New York, Phila-
delphia and Cincinnati offices One
hundred and fifty persons are thrown
out of employment.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Gan entire block
of buildings in Springfield, Missouri,
including the Union Hotel, Union Press
office, several stores and residences,
and a large livery stable, were burned
Sunday night. Loss from $50, 900 to
$40, 600. Insurance unknown.
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pittsburgh OH Market.

TIIISbU IE5Hl T Gu o.
More disposition on the part of buyers to
operate, but owing 10 light supply of Smiths
Ferry and Venango, and the slim prospects
of early receipts OF the latter, there were few
transactions Two car loads of Smiths Fer
ry at TIC, barrels returned, and three car
loads at l2tSc, packages included. One thou
sand barrels Kanawha oil on spot, bulk, At
&c. One thousand barrels Venango OIL to
be delivered on first water, was sold at late
hour on Monday evening at SC.
Refined in bond is in better favor and prices
are stiffening up little. The rates may be
quoted at 22@22I5c free on board the car here,
which is equivalent to 2SG2S15c immediate
delivery IN Philadelphia. The only sale we
could learn of was 500 barrels each for the
months OF May, June and July at 32ISc for
the first. 1910 for the second and BIC for the
future delivery.
Free oil continues quiet and without any
special change in demand or price. Small
sales are daily made to retailers at 43345c per
gallon, while lots of nOm 25 to so barrels sell
at 42I2GISc per gallon.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The total
amount of the public debt on the first
instant was S254, 1874 ,974, $50, of this SI42,-
Ola, 554. $50 bears coin interest, and $751;
672, 740 bears currency interest.
The Ways and Means Committee
have voted almost unanimously against
any reduction of the tax on whisky.
The President and his friends have so
changed the first section of the recon-
struction plan, agreed upon n few days
ago, that it now simply declares the
ordinance of secession in the Southern
States null and void. News is hourly
expected of the adoption of the plan by
the Legislature OF North Carolina ma ..,,,
not probably have it called up until
Senator Nye returns.
Gov. Aiken, of South Carolina, ar
rived to-day. His mission is said to be
relative to the reconstruction plan.
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Hartford, Feb. Gin the Democrat
ic State Convention to-day Hon. L. p.
Waldo presided. Hon. j. English was
nominated for Governor by acclama-
ton. The resolutions adopted state
nothing in the way of the harmonious
working of our Republican institutions,
save the factious course of the mutila
ted Congress. Peace and concord can
only be established by the defeat of the
Radicals, by union of all the conserv-
atives. We rejoice in the recent decis-
ion of the Supreme Court, and tender
our thanks to President Johnson for
his manly course in resisting the I'M
authorized legislation and advocating
the rights of all States. We are also in
favor of the eight hour system and the
abolition of the poll tax,
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Pittsburgh Live stock Market
ran.-nr-rr I'll. :

CArrLE-supply light with an improved
retail demand and market fiTmeT; good cat
tie brought a slight advance prime sold at
from ~ TO 8. The advance is owing mainly
Hoss-oferfngs light and we quote at 75z@
s. gross, in retail way.
SHEEP-The supply of this class OF stock
was again light this week, but as the demand
continues rather limited, prices are not quo
tabIy higher, and we continue to quote in a
retail way at 51<965s, for good to extra fat
muttOn sheen.
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3. p. CALDWELL,

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN
M and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer in
Cooking and Heating Stoves, No. Ii Main
street Wheeling, West Virginia.
would respectfully call the attention of
the public TO my large and select stock OF
Copper Stills, Copper and Brass Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
Job work of all kinds VIII receive my per-
O Oh Wei Casing and sand Pumps made to
0r IVES on snort he B.F. CALDWELL.
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For Sale or Rent.

WANT TO SELL OR RENT ABOUT
i 10 acres OF land adjoining Bridgeport, o.,
lance is good for gardening purposes. Also a
dwelling house in Bridgeport, containing
eight rooms, with all Outside convenience,
which will sell very low, and make pay
Tnents to suit the purchaser. For terms, DC.
apply at VIM. Stewards Lumber othce,
feSissW ' wM. STEWART.
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New York, Feb. 6.-The wife of Gen.
Sickles, who became noted some years
ago, died to-day.
Chas. O'Conner denies M'Cracken,
either as a relative or acquaintance.
: The subscription to the South ern Re-
lief Fund amounts to $4,000.
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CAIRO, ILL, Feb. CARVED, Sam.
Orr, fromEvansville; returns at a. M;
NJ. E. Forsyth, from New Orleans and
st. Louis at 10 a. M; Lizzie Gill, from
IL a. m.
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MONTREAL, Feb. 6.-The Government
organ says the cable dispatch announc-
ing that England had demanded Lami-
rande is incorrect. What she did de-
mand was an explanation, which
France Immediately gave and which
was satisfactory to England.
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The Wool Market.

NEW 1OEAk1 req O.
The Eoononist says that the market still
gains frmness and prices are tend ing up
The Boston Bulletin says that the demand
Is moderate. We quote Ohio and Pennsyl-
yania at 5Od55e for medium; 57a65c for fine
and extra; 6lm61c for double extra and SIG
&c for small lots Of fancy clip and picElock.
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PITTSBURGH, Feb. 6.-River ten feet
one inch and falling. Weather clear
and mild.
C1NCINNAr1, Feb. 6.-The river has
risen four feet nine inches, with thirty
eight feet ten inches in the channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer 40.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. 6.-The House
refused to concur in the action Of the
Senate in amending the law, to permit
persons intermarrying with negroes,
indians or mulattoes. Vote-45 yeas,
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xxx1xth CONGRESS, I'D SESSION
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.

WASHISGToS, rep. d.
The Chair submitted a communica-
ton from the President, transmitting
the letter of M'Cracken, which drew
forth the Motley correspondence. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Wilson introduced u bill fixing
the time for choosing, electors for Pres
ident and Vice President. Referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Edmunds called up the bill tc
regulate the tenure of Office, the pend
ing ofthe House amendment to include
the Cabinet Ministers among those Off
GERS who may not be removed without
the consent of the Senate. Messrs.
Howe and Buckalew favored the
amendment, and Messrs. johnson and
DoolittlG spoke in opposition to the
amendment. Mr.. Sherman doubted
its propriety. Rejected by II against
IS. Adjourned.
The Indian appropriation bill, re
ported last evening from the Commit
tee of the Whole, as unfinished BUSH
ness, gave rise. to a lively discussion
between Messrs. KaSson and Window
in relation to the expenses of man
aging the Indians.
The House joint resolution for the
payment of officers and enlisted men
attached to Gen. Wilson's brigade who
were not actually mustered into the
service, on account of capture or other
wise, passed.
Mr.. Donnelly introduced a bill allow
ing transportation and bounty to sol
| diers discharged for the purpose oil
accepting civil service under the gov
| eminent. Referred.
Mr.. Blame gave notice that he would
at the earliest opportunity call up the
House bill to pay loyal States for
troops furnished.
The Senate appointment to House bill
declaring the sense of the act restrict.
ing the jurisdiction of the Court OF
Claims, and providing for the payment
of certain demands for quartermaster's
stores, were concurred in.
Mr.. Stevens reported from the Re
construction Committee the bill u
provide for the more efficient govern
ment of the insurrectionary States
which was read twice and ordered tt
be printed.
The House adjourned,
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-The river is full
of floating ice. The reports from above
and below represent great destruction
of property by the breaking up of the
ice
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Store Rooms for Rent.

r WISH TO RENT THE STORE ROOM
| at present. occupied by j. ii. Robinson as a
shoe store, No. lSS Main street; and the large
furniture ware loom now occul led by ]. q
g. Mendel & Co.
feb4-lw JOHN BISHOP.
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for 8ent.
For Rent.

A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, SITUA-
"A TED on the East side of Market street,
containing eight rooms, with BTick stable,
&c Enquire of A. ]. CECIL,
feb6.3t or A. q. ROBINSON.
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For Rent.

ONE OF THE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
by MS Fnouife on the premises.
PRYOR, HANDLAN q Co,
IanA Nos. Is. II d IS Main st.
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For Rent.

i Dwelling Houses in the Sixth Ward I;
and Store Rooms and Oftices on Main street,
between Monroe and Union streets.
THOS. HORNBROOR,
ONCE No. Ils1z hIain street, above Monroe,
nm
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Cadetshin AT West Point.

THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
of West Virginia Will be entitied 70
Cadet appointment at the Untted stateS Mill
tary Academy about the LIST OF harch next.
Applicants for the appointment VIII please
present themselves for eAainlnaton AT
WheeIinH on Thursday. the 18th day of
FehTuary next TO Messrs. a. w. Campbell,
John n Hubbard and r. w. HHzlett, who
have COMMENTED TO act as committee 10 select
ne one most worthy and best qualified for
the position. e e D p H 1.lt BIs, 81 Va
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For Rent.

THREE STORE ROOMS, ONE ON MAIN
/ and two ON Market Streets. Enquire at
e'F faFd-i House LEWIS q wooDMANsEE.
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Chicago

FEBRUARY 6.-FLoUR-Firm.
GRALS-Wheat-EirIn at 81 SO for No. 2.
Corn-Flrm at 7g5<9S0c. OatE-Easier at 9Vs
d4Ic-
CONSCIOUSNESS Pork-Nominal at sl9.
Dressed Hogs-Steady, at 81 30d7 ~. Live
HoRs-A shade better, at 50 1895 80.
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CUNDRIES-A FEW BBL.s. PRIME MA
y pie CyIRar; Superior Green, Black and
Japanese Teas; Pure White Wine Vinegar;
New York Crab and Champagne Cider, bot
tied; New No. ] Salmon; English Dairy
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; Tapioca, Pearl
Sage; Corn starch, Maizena,, &c. Hermetical-
but, Lobster. CLAIMS and Sardines.
Genuine English Mustard; Salad oil, best
quality; French Mustard; Sap Sage Cheese;
CONDENSED Milk.
Together with a general assortment of
seasonable articles. Just received and for
N. d G. D. WOODROW,
Odd Fellows Hall Building, Monroe 81,
my29 WHEKLISG. W. VA.