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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-15

4 PRIVATE letter from Paris says
that "Mr. Torncy, OF the Philadelphia
Prem, who announced 4" the Amsri-
can people before coming over that lac
+v,, on n visit N tho 'niI"t" civilization
nf the Old World, IL nnderS;ood to he
rnp,.iIy recovering. His eyes stand out
in Paris" We are curious to aee Col
onei Pa description in his two pa.
n"Ts-both daily" Of the "eiiete civil
z.tion !, ~ Displayed In tho Exposition
and ugnin In the public gardens ana
tho InHakod balls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-15

YZsTEEnAY morning about o'clock,
man named Henderson effected an
entrance into the house Of 81 Mr.. Hi,
on /ann street. Proceeding to investi-
gate tho premises. he alarmed Mr..
Hll's daughter, who Immediately
aroused her father. henderson escaped
through the window, but being pursued
by Mr.. Hill With pistol in hnnd, was
oysrhaulcd and taken to the lookup.
We suppose udg" Good or Judge John
son will have the case under considera-
lion 70. dnY.
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Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL Re RE-
> cel ed by the undersigned. unit Iuly 9r.h,
IDr placing Two things Df we'll broken blue
lime stone on NOFtL street.. First Ward.
AlEo for placing three siIiGRg of well broken
blue lime stone on Nam street, from Union
70 Monroe.
Also ;or grading alley 9, in Fifth Ward, be-
tween Ma yet and ghsp!!nc.
STEPHEN CLARK.
ilyI3 q street Com 10 IssiOueT.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-15

THE Maryland Republicans, without
distinction OF color, memorabilia Con-
greSS Mt itA present session to pass n bill
aholiHhing all distinction in suffrage on
account of color throughout the Union;
and they call the special attention OF
Congress TO the state Of affairs in Mary
land, AZ one among the many reasons
for immediate action.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-15

Al tn Nsfr1sHt TsAgrs -eap,! fT-
.-ra--s - il.afgn. D.srssA made
O. poi. ~. Which BE- salt, ''AassF.cs "sA
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,rsa.t.als ~ Keep asE s,Es.Eat. - ~
Asg.. sad i1sn, ~: pDZrss, ale bed
f,,4L1..-1 -sats, ETC. ste- "a iE= ny
r,s..r- s..E u ftE 'ggrn, gEEaH"I "a
t..el.. e. Gr. D.ss4s!. 9s-LsT--, est HDa-
earle, r. Acsr,.s, ,Es T. & &.EastEr,
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g.,rr.r-. FL. ss.ars-; thz- Ell EnLEE!ca we
. -s.1n.. tA~l -as nzf "a" t'sH!iDHs az
the r.latasf county EEt N -hs yas
H.ls e.s.YEg. but great n5ilDn, rE' h'a'4
t.-fFass!..lglr II her founders, and s-~F
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- RI F.nx.lsH .ls'ltLl!Du-. Thaz "s-
: rlyf. EEHsrt ray.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-15

AT the TecenL annual meeting OF thS
French Fre"mnsOns, tho question wa"
raised, whether or not tho use OF the
formula ITO tn" glory or tho great A.
cbitect Of III" Universe" wnH 10 be held
obligatory In all cHgeE. After warm
debHt" tho f6FnulH WINS retained by n
yoVs Of Ons hundred against HIEty-Hev-
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Notice TO Contractors.

c,FALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Pc
> eE--sc =; Fz4ZEE= Er-EL II GL-AIsS-
EELLE ONO. until TIE =51a lCs1-- :o- re
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sE-c.c ca:.O1s Of lie [CrE CO . ses2 at
Frzzfey-s Hoe. sf's- t1e I'm JI.: next
Tne r.zEc to 81 60 al bs,-s vii Ls reserved.
COairzc.= %.I u E-b.zc. 70 t1E aPp-CTa- o.
the County CON EI1s-.yo=---
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TC-.T = !5s7. .!y5-;d
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List OF Letters.

ordered to b. Advertised In the
Wheeling InIEIlig' nesr- HSTeehbly 20
the section OF Inc View Post once
Law. a. the Newspaper having The
LARGEST circulation of ANY Paper
nubilsllsi In ~ hE%IiaS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-15

THE negroes Of Tennessee carry sig
nificant banners in their PROFESSIONS
sometimes. One displayed at Frank
lin, the other day, bore the motto, Gre
uembe Fort Pillow when you vote"
Another was inscribed, "The Radicals
build school hou ses; the Conservatives
burn them" No wonder the rebel
Democrats are nettled somewhat at
having these home truths thrust into
their faces.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-15

fTUhs~y@r uABtS to know -hs;.s:
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AZ u -. zcr7-d-5zly-
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5Es.ErAEr 7TAsTn7, ~ .a%.nZ sa's
~ ,l- ,pl5.rr- c!sehzrZrll from u"
,,usrtr.u.4.lsr D.partnn@atr su. "
l-Inz Ia she fg'uTr tEat sE-~pl1isf.
shall w. retained ~ preference " 1iT-
Ulsns, Ea. touched e.lo't ia the ma
t!gnsl ha5ri 94st Ell eaIs-- a grateful
Sp--pDn.- fran pg- end IL 10 Lsud to
The g'asr. such an srt j. a siEykS n
rg.ar,E.Fgpby hat u.raL. sgmstElng-
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.rac. n a-sg.s, under ths Ea-lc<-
s--4.raFI.
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THE TELEORAPH PROM HAVANA TO
FLnRrDA.-A letter 10 the New York
E<press, from Havana, gnys:
Til" rates OF tolls adopted by the Ca
bic Company arc AZ foIlowa: TO Key
West, s" 20 for twenty words; 81 70 for
ten, and ~ cents for every word over
twenty. To England, &53 70 for twenty
words, 500 II for ten, and 81 70 for every
word over twenty. 10 CsylOD, Ssl for
twenty words, and S4I 26 for ten. To
the United States, 10 any part, $40 for
twenty words. 81 Tor ton, and 30 cents
for every word over twenty.
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$" T. IKE ne fg..r INK nom the NET
Y,rz WeTald In reference N proceed
Ing. In bankruptcy, Unde: tie recent
law. The suygsztioHz are made Tor the
1ss n practitioners in the new courts,
and have been prepared Dy Il official:
Elyst-Gsks up your petitions with
81. eleven IorrnE Of schedBIss 4 and Il
~ duplicate sNaaE ~ both; N!e one W!ih
ne C.EEz ofrEr CSBTf, and atk - have
,he csse referred ~ a rcgsi.t"r.
BecDnd-Al tbs hour specified N the
order referring the care 70 ksHistEr,
spp1ar before the Register 70 whom the
cane b. assigned, and make oath before
him that The duplicate petition and
.cheduls. which you then pre-snt to
him, are q true duplicate oftns original
petition and SEIZED Jules on fiIs with the
Clerk and move that IL be certified cor
rect in form. This being done, move
that the petitioner be declared H bank
TUpt. This n done by an order made
ny the Register, Of which he viii give
yDu csrtliis! copy. You VIII then
move for the warrant. Some tune will be
required N make this Out. Al the time
appointed. call upon the fs2i-teE Tor the
warrant and take g. To the AaTshal.
[ The HaTsnBI VIII require zst!Efs Glory
secur.Iy Tor hIs fees 81 nd disbursements
for the Hs~Epapsr publications., etc. ,
which you Will aTrange with him.
You have nothing more To do ill the
return day Of the warrant.
THirJ-Ee gery careful that your pc
tItiUn and schedules are written out
plainly, free from all ershuFes, interim
cations or Authorizations. Az the whole
proceeding Is strictly statutory, the
statute aDdIru!cs made under Unjust be
btTictIY compiled with.
FDVrh-In case the Register refuses
TO cnrtify your petition to be correct In
point Of form. you Will take certified
copy ofthe points wherein your papers
are Ger flied 10 be defective, and proceed
to prepare amendments or an amend
ed petition, HG may be the most cOnVe-
nisnt, In duplicate. When this u done,
have ruch amendments, or amended
petition, &c, sworn TO In duplicate;
then apply 70 the Register, upon an
affidavit sxcusIn2 the errors. for an
order 10 amend. Such order being al
lowed, obtain from the TeYiAter ceriI-
He'd copy, and file this with one Of the
duplicates with the Clerk. Garry the
other tn the Eegist:r, who will exam
inc II aud, II correct, certify 1t, and you
then proceed IN above,
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yaao.iz salEe "sihErE!d Ea-yJ
EcLS-EInD.t Ellen Z.nn kI-ZsDsth
sscSELcs John LEE
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OEo. W. BuN0AY has recently done
up Mr.. Greeley in vnrsicles, which
no sent to the philosopher and extract
ed tho following:
"FRIEND BUHOAY 81 care very little
wi,:-t people write about me. The verses
are WEI enough. All can say 10 those
who 0rowl i,:H"auEe bailed Jen. Davis
iB-wRit and zee.
HouACH GuPpIRy
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Hor. !. 81. EDrr- nddressed large
1nee,lng 81 cplored people at Culpeppsr
G,suI, IIDusc, Virginia, on the 4th Of
.tuIy. He J. 70 be candidate for the
H,ato Convention, nfier "TecDns'ruc-
,,,,n U.Is in favor OF universal suf-
frye, nnd universal education. and
universal amnesty Of the RINK and Hte
M IN. late Confederate army. He "d =
y,..,i the ..DlOred people :" send ny" OF
their SWD cD!Or u the flchn"h1 b"h-
,,.,,,IIn,,n The lat Of August. 1cH
Dfn.s4d himself cmphnticaily "gnihHt
CDnB snAtiOn.
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= Tfsr-4gAv ar,tnsT farsDu. ply
asrrau ~ Fsr!s, u lead. Re vac sE"7!
r.1ry-.n4r, aud a. ih-,-z@nith II his
popularity, Hs d4zguDesd M dl,ssee
ia, ezue.r II The stomach, sDras TINE
Dsior- any phy.lc!zn dared u sugZszt
o.. zaI watched ;hs p:1Zrses "i the
rra-aGy with rsr:sce ca!fnnF-s, !fhIer-
r.f1ar...'y and media! yrsci,!Dn.
.!l.-s . ~ Dr4Y tE.uZ Dreaded" he
-a5G ILsras H-DE'Ls D~igss Ia death,
..thas ~sog!1 G4s Il hunger. Egt that
fz1r I- f-mgyrI, fyr ! an MT hungry,
-. have agtA!nS IT. Complain NJ.
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IL eyer q man hS~~ryasd the thank. Of
H. cuuntrym"n, General Sheridan il
,.n, fnpn. and yet formal resolutions
o.rEanks by Congress IN Government
.ricsr. Tor n discharge Of duty bid fair
l.vruv INTO a iEoublesoHs precedent
aad he turned to political account and
made to DO injustice 70 good men. Now
thu, tn, mr. IL over it IL n good lime TO
atop tlirn. The "zpin""i"ry recon
.,,acf.on !aw. which sn"G,h the con
rtTncuDn poe upon Ia" "!l J"w ny ~.
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has been forced upon it by Radical vic.
lence and fraud. All good men, in the
South. of whatever party, deprecate the
threatened difficulties between races in
the South Many Republicans declare
that they did not, in voting for the Re-
construction Acts, suppose that they were
thus creating negro-supremacy, which
would ultimately, be troublesome to them
selves.
We learn from Richmond and from.
Montgomery, that the negro power, al.
ready created and upheld by the Federal
Government. will be aggressive and vic
lent, and will, necessarily, invite resis.
tancc from the whites.
1t is idle for the Am erican public to
overlook the dangers arising from this
source. They cannot blind their eyes to
it. Congress, at the coming session, will,
no doubt, employ the whole power of the
country in the one great party object Of
securing the negro-radical ascendancy in
the South. They must resort to all avail
able means for the perpetuation of their
power. They intend to bring to the res
cue of the Radical rulers, now condemned
by Northern people, the entire political
force of the ten Southern States. They
boast that they will have here, within
six months, twenty Senators and fifty
Representatives, in the House, from the
absentcd Southern States, and that then
they may defy all Northern Conservatism:
1t is but small nnd Indifferent ques;
ton with the Radicals who shall be the
next President if they shall be allowed to
reinforce the Radical power in Congress
with twenty Senators and fifty Represen;
tatves. They will thus maintain Radical
power at least for four years, through
Southern votes in Congress-
The Reconstruction Acts cannot be re;
pealed or modified at the coming session,
Tor the Radicals depend upon their EN-.
forcement for the continuance OF their
party power. We cannot expect their
repeal or modification hereafter if the
Southern negro clement be established in
Congress:
The country is in peril on this account.
If the Radical-negro State legislation
prove to be rs arbitrary and unjust as is
expected and threatened, the whites must
resist. That prospect gives much concern
to thoughtful men of the North. We
cannot rely upon the wisdom, humanity,
prudence. or patriotism of Congress to
avert war of races in the South, and a
social war in the North, under the appre--
hended contingencies.
If we have any hope, it is from the So,
gacity and craftsmanship of the Presi.
dent, and the really sound views and pa
triotic disposition of Conservatives of the
If the President shall take the wise and
bold course that has been suggested for
him, and which, is, in fact, attributed to
him, as his we'll considered intention, we
may yet have some hope that Congress
will yield
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The Paper Don't Say.

A few evenings ago, farmer Slocum was
reading an account of dreadful accident
which mad occurred at factory in the
next town, and, which the village editor
had described in great many hard words.
81 declare, wife, that was d terrible acci-
dent over tew the mills, SAID Mr., s."
"What was it about, Mr. Slocum 2" "I'H
read the count, wife, and then you'll know
all about it." Slocum began to read: >,
"IIoRRlBLE AND FATAL AccIDENI-lt
becomes our painful duty to record the
particulars of an accident that occurred at
the lower mill of this village yesterday
evening, by which human being in the
prime of life was hurried to that bourne,
which, as the immortal Shakespeare has
said no traveller returns :" [sDo tell !'ex-
claimed Alr S.. "Ir. John Smith,
workman &ho has but few superiors this
side of the great city of New York, was
engaged in adjusting a belt upon one OF
the large drums, ri wonder if twas bass
drum. such rs has Z Pluribus Unum paint.
ed ont said Mrs Slocuml when he be.
came entangled. HIS arm was drawn
around the drum and finally his entire
body was whirled over the SHAFT ut a lear
full rate. When his situation was discov-
cred, he had been rcvolvcd with immense
velocity about fifteen minutes, his head
and limbs striking a large beam q distinct
blow at each revolution" Poor creeter
how it must have 'urt him "When the
machinery had been stopded, ii was found
that Mr.. Smiths arms and legs were mac
Grated to a jelly;;' wonder if it killed
him. said Mrs. S, 7 'his skull was flactur-
ed ; his spine dislocated." ['Well, did 1t
kill him ? asked Mrs. S, with increased
interest. "portlons of the dura matter
cercbrum, cerebellum, in confused masses
wore scattered about the floor-ln short,
the eatcs OF eternity had opened upon
him.S
sWas the man killed % said Mrs: S. 4
don't know-haveh't come to that yet
You'll know when I've finished the piece.'
And Mr. Slocum continued reading.
at was evident, when the shapeless
form was taken down, that it was no
longer tenanted by an immortal spirit
that the vital spark was extinct" WAS
the man killed? that is what want to
come at said Mrs. S. :;
sDo have a little patience, old 'oman,"
said Mr.. Slocum, i presume we snail come
upon it right away
'This fatal casualty has casta gloom over
our village, and we trust that IT VIII be a
warning to persons who are called to reg
ulatc machinery in our mills
Now said Mrs. .Sloeum, I would like
70 know whether the man was killed or
not? Mr. Slocum looked puzzled; He
scratched his head, scrutinized the article
he had been reading, and took general
survey of the paper: \ declare, wife, said
he, ft's rather ct'r11s; but raaly, the paper
don't say
= One murder. one stabbing. and four
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CONFISCATION.

Mr.. Wade characterized Thad. Stevens
pending confscaton bill as id foolery.
The time for confscation bills, he said,
was during the war, when they could be
of use in preventing men from going into
but TO think of pressing such a
measure now, was sheer folly and non
sense. If the negroes of the south wanted
land, let them work for it.