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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-08
The White Pine Compound

GEORGE W. SWEET, u. D.,
PROPRIEToR- -
PREP RED AT THE
New England Botanical Depot,
IOs HANOVER STRICT, BOSTON,
Under the Supervision of Rev. !. W. Poland,
TauGHLIN. SMITH & CO., wholesale
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WASHINGTON, Oct. The Secretary
OF the Treasury has addressed an impoT-
the following is copy: -.--...-..
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AsTRoLoGY.
The World Astonished
AT HE woNDERTUI. REVELATIONS


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. SecretaTy OF the Treasury.
l"By the above 1t will be seen that
the Secretary has contracted the cur
rency to the extent of four millions of
dollars and reduced the total amount
of the public debt nearly ten and three
quarter millions, but this has been
done at a loss OF fifteen and a quarter
millions of his currency balance in
the Treasury, showing that the current
expenses of the Government must have
exceeded the the current receipts. That
the same policy of contraction OF the
currency will be pursued the present
month, there is every reason to believe,
and a closer money market than we
have yet seen may be expected and
should be prepared for.''
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Dissolution,

HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
fl StocK of the Carpet store OF Orr, Paul.
& TO-, and handful for the very liberal pa
tronaRe bestowed upon the old firm, we
would ask continuance OF the Eanes In
tending 70 give urent1re time and attenion
ciIitIes, We hopeto give satisfaction 10 all
who may favor us with their patronage. -
The business viii be carried ON under the
J.C.ORR& CO.,
r. Successors to
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Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood. and Pulmon-
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FOMMERCIGL ANB FINANCIAL.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 5, 1867.
The following is the statement of the pub
C debt OF the United States ON the LIST OF
october, ,lSG1: I TTE7T -. :
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.aI5 e.. mrdiral.
White Pine Compound

rs NOW oFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test of eleven years, In
the New England States, where ita merits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, in part, It derivesits virtues.
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ColoretI aud White; Ladies' Buck Gauntlets.
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MONEY AID STOCKS

MUNEH AND 5IOUhHs
GovERNMBNT SToCKs-Coupons, 49,
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lOT5<; lO.4Os, lOO7S; 7-:3Os, I'd and Sd Sc
ries, 1867.
MONBY-7 per cent.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

We would be glad if subscribers would
remember that newspapers require money
rs we'll as do individuals. We will,
therefore, be obliged to all who are in
arrear, in the city and in the country, if
they will make prompt payment of what
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LARGEST Clncu1Ar1oN.-The DAILY

LARGEST CiRcULATIoN.-Th DAILY
NEWS p~'lishe' the Official List of Let
ters remaining IN the Posto0fcc at the end
of each geek, ogreeab1y to the tollo'oing
section Of tie NeU Postofice Lao, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation IN
The City Of Charleston:
SECTION And be further enacted That lists of let
remaining uncaed for in any Postoice in any city
town village where newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be published only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly oftener shall have the
largest circulation within range of delivery OF the sa
Office
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CHAR L E S T ON.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER q, 1867.

JOB WoRK.-We have now completed our
Office 80 as to execute, in the shortest possible
time. ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
fripnds
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aS- I'D communications intended Ior publication IN
This journal mast be addressed 10 Me Editor OF NE
Daily Ne'cs, No. 1S Hayne-street Charleston, s. {.
business Communications 20 Publisher OF Dduy
NetrS.
We cannot undertake 10 re.,n rejected co'nnnunicd
lions.
Advertisements outside ofMe city must be acconpd
MED ,cith the cash.
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GTEVEAS HOUSE, Nos. II. 23, 80 AND "a
- Broadway n Y. opposite Bowling Green-tn tho
widely known to the travelling public The location is
ecay suitable 10 merchants aud business men; is in
close proximity o the business part of the city-s on
the highway of Southern and Western travel-and ada
cent 10 all the r1ncpa Raroad and Steamboat dcpots
Tile SItNfNS HOUSE has liberal accommodation. or
over UD ;ltSst il well furnished and possesses every
modern improvement tor the comfort and entertainment
ot it, inina'e The rooms spacious and well vcnti-
hcd-prnNIcd with gas and watcr-thr Attendance Is
promp' amt r'speciluand the table il generously pro-
ved VIII! every delica ot the at moderate rates.
The rnos having been rciurnshcd and rtnodciel. w
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Nj MEETlN G S.
PUBLIC EEEETING.

TTNHE CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON ARE INVITED TO
/ attend meeting at Hibernan Hal, This Erening,
at 8 o'clock.
Hon. J. W. McCLUNG, of Missouri; Hon. ULYSSES
MERCER, Of Pennsylvania; Hon PHILErUS SAWYER,
of Wisconsin; Hon. HENRY D. WASHRURNE, of Indi-
ana members OF the Foreth Congress, and Hon. j. ].
ORDWAY, of New Hampshire, will be present and have
consented to address tho meeting. October 90
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October % 6sclrefar.
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October % Secretary W. T. E. Co.
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CHAR
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October az Secretary and Treasurer.
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY FRIENDLY
SOCIETY.
A TTEND THE REGUI, AR MONTHLY MEETING OF
N your Society This Erenng at the hall OF the Charles
ton Fire Company, Wentworth street, at o'clock.
BY order. WILLIAM CULBEtI,
October % / Secretary.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

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T,HE cOPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
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THE New YORK HERALD of Saturday remarks:
'sWe notice in the Southern pl ess disposition to
attach an Importance and significance to the late
elections in Pennsylvania snd Ohio which the cir
cumstances do not fully warrant. 1t is true there
is in the results Of these elections much for
congratulation to the Southern people, as well as
to those OF the North who have become tired and
sickened with corrupt Radical misgovernment
But our Southern friends should not 60 OIL at a
tangent upon these signal evidences OF returning
sense of reason among the radical majorites Of
the North. They should not hurrah before they
are out of the woods. They should keep calm and
collected-we will not cay "subdued"-for they have
acknowledged themselves so already. They should
not be too exultant; they should utter no taunts;
make no threats nor do aught else to arose anew
the spirit of relentless persecution with which
they have been pursued by tn, Radicals since the
Congressional project of reconstruction was first
broached. The end is not yet. Much remains to
be done and it behooves the Southern people to
tax still further the measure of their patience,
until the clouds that hover over them entirely
dispeIed, and they are again blessed with serene
political sky.
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The New YORK HERALD, III referring 10 the
Southern Railroads, says: Our Washington cor
respondent informs us that number OF prominent
Southern railroad men, including Generals Beau
regard and Malone, have been in consultation with
the War Department, with reference to obtaining
an extension of time for the payment due the Gov
ernment for rolling stock purchased after the
close of the war; 1t is too well known that, unfor-
tunatcly, since the close Of the war; these railroads
have not been in prosperous condition. In tray-
Cling over the Southern railroads one sees that the
amount Of travel, and even that Of the slowly in
creasing freight, is insufficient to pay expenses.
In many respects the railroads have shared the
misfortuues of the people at large. Short crops,
floods, pestilence, aud political uncertainties still
more fatal in their influence, have all combined to
aggravate the situation. This state of things de-
mands the sympathy of wel-disposed persons OF
every shade of political complexion, North and
South 1t is obviously the tue policy Of the Gov
ernment to favor in every way the development OF
the material prosperity of the South. This largely
depends upon the prosperity of the Southern rail-
roads. The Government well understands this,
and it is gratifying to know that General Grant, to
whom the representatives Of the Southern railway
interests have appealed, will lend his influence in
their favor. The Herald, which has always stren-
uously advocated all movements tending towards
reconstruction does not hesitate to advised liberal
policy with reference to the Southern railroads. It
is of no little historical interest to find distin-
guished ex-generals Of the Confederate army con-
sulting with General Grant upon tho best means
OF promoting the welfare CT the South, and, conse-
quently, of the whole country
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CURRENT TOPICS.

IL Az EDITORIAL published i'll the Herald OF
so,,rdov headed The Reconstruction Question
in conorsss-What ou ,ht to be done, the follow
;,,r naseooa occurs: "The Constitutional Amend
r,art submitted from the Thirty-ninth Congress,
first session, and ratified by sufficient number
Of States to make it part Of the supreme law OF
the land, is the true policy FOR the Fortieth Con-
rress. Ali these subsequent measures pushing u
the hazardous ultiInatum OF universal negro sur
srase in the work OF Southern reconstruc loh
ought to be repealed, and the conservative hcPuo-
lcans and Democrats of tho two Houses h'l'o 'iio
power to do this thing and to re-establlsh the
conditions of this aforesaid Constitutional Amend
ment. What are they They are-First, that IN
oil tbe;r civil riobts citizens of the United States
of oil colors shall stand in all the States upon
footing of equality. Second that suffrage and re-
nresent,tio, in Congress shall go together' as
each State for itself may elect; that where there Is
anv obridcement of what Il known as universal
suffrage there shall be corresponding reductlon
in counting the people for representation. Ihrq'
that certain leading rebels shall be disfrsnchlsed
and excluded from Office until absolyed by two
third vote of each house of Congress. Fourth,
that the national debt and soldiers bountes shall
tc held as sacred obligations; but that all rebel
debts and all claims for slaves saall be
void Fifth, that Congress shall have power
to enforce these provisions OF the supreme law.
Is not this RI Ian OF reconstruction enough All
the Northern States have emphaticaly approved
it: Tennessee mas been restored under it, and why
no. the others of the rebel States? Because they
rejected 1t? Try them again, then, and they Will
be WISER They will be glad to take It, on the
sober second thought. Thus within SIX months
from the meeting OF Congress, this whole business
may pc settled, permanently too-ciWl rights
suffrage and representation rebel disabilities,
rebel debts and claims for slaves, and the national
debt and soldiers bounties and all-in being nxeu
in the Federal Constitution. We must have some
of these things in the onstitut!on, or we sinai
have no security for the future. This great amend
ment, then (already ratified, if we are not MIS-
taken) is the policy for Congress and the party ID
power, while the road of Stevens, Wade, Sumner,
Phillips, Butler, Chandler and their followers is
the road to dissolution revolution, anarchy bank
ruptcy and destruction.
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TIE PUBLICATION in New York evening daily,
says the Philadelphia Press Of the 18th, of the
present status of the Judiciary Committee of the
House on the impeachment question, was not au-
thorized by any member of the Committee; but in
asmuch as the fact that majority of the Commit
tee are in favor ofreporting bill of impeachment
Was thereby made public, it is moi breach OF con-
fidence to add that Representative Lawrence, of
Ohio, one Of the members of the Committee now
here, has received information that the Hon.
James Wilson, of Iowa (the Chairman), who op-
posed impeachment at the last session, is now in
favor Of it. At the last session tho Committee
stood four for impeachment, viz: Messrs Bout
well, Lawrence, Williams and Thomas three FOR
censure, viz: Wilson, Churchill, and Woodbridge,
all of whom are Republicans; and two for outright
acquittal, viz: Marsh.ll and Eldridge, both OF
whom are Democrats. No-voto has been taken on
the question by the Committee since the adjourn
ment in July, and consequently no official state
ment can be made regarding their opinions at
present; but if Judge Lawrencos information is
reliable, which is moro than probable, a vote taken
TODAY would result in the presentation of articles
of impeachment to the purpose.
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SCARCELY week passes in which we are not
called to chronicle the announcement or the pub
lication of new literary paper or magazine.
Where they all are TO find readers and subscribers
we cannot imagine. Yesterday We acknowledged
the receipt OF the first three numbers Of 'South-
orn Society,"" to-day we see that "Putnam's Month
ly" is to be reissued. We have also from the pub
fishers in Philadelphia prospectus of "Lippin-
colts New Monthly Magazine" which is to be a
first-class Magazine of Literature, Science and
Education, the first number to be issued January,
1863 Original contributions respectfully invited.
So says the Prospectus. The time was when wri-
ters had to beg publishers, editors, etc., to print
their 'pieces;" but the tables are turned nov. So
entirely have books been supplanted by papers
and magazines, and so wide, therefore, the de-
mand of this last named species of literature that
there is corresponding demand Of writer's, and
he who has anything TO say finds no difficulty to
have himself printed. Not only that; but writer's
are sought and paid for their labors. We would
not be understood, however, to say that writing is
compensated at anything like the rate that is paid
for other species Of professional labor. However,
we are in hopes that before many years authorship
will be among the recognized professions even in
this free country Of ours.
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RE M OVALS.
CoPARTNERsHIPS.
,ssoIIIT1oN hE COMPREHENSIVE,

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
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under the name and style of BLOCK Il LOYNS.
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indebted to the late irm win please make payment TO A.
W. LOYNS and all just claims made by the firm Will DC
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70 R SALE.

NOR SALE CHEAP, A FINE FAMILY
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The WASHINGTON correspondence of the Boston
Post saws: '"The Subcommittee on Mary
land affairs had before them to-day Mayor Chap
man, of Baltimore, who testified as to the action OF
the Baltimore police under Marshal Kane in 1861.
He was also questioned by Mr.. Thomas as to the
payment of the said police by the rebel Lesisla-
ture of MARYLAND for the residue of the term for
which they had been appointed. The other mem
bers of the committee not exactly able to see
the bearing of this testimony on the question OF
the inequality of representation under the new
Constitution Of Maryland. Yesterday General
Dennison, of Baltimore late Radical candidate for
Mayor, testified that in some of the companies of
the Maryland militia regiments the ex-rebels pre-
ponderate, but in many the Union men we're large
ly IN the majority. There arc many prominent
Marylanders here watching the progress of this
trial OF their State before committee of Congress
Ex-Governor Philip f. Thomas, the Senator elect
from Maryland, and who was refused his seat, is
here, and seems much interested in the proceed
ings.
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MOLASSES and SYRUPS

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Oat Meal
Graham Flour
Rice Flour
Premium Family Flour
New South Carolina Rice
White Beans
Split Peas -,.ai
Caraway and Celery Seed
Yeast Powders g.
Canned Meats, Fish, Vegetables and Fruits
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Borden's and Tourtelot's Extract of Beef.
Maccaroni and Vermicelli s@i % i.s,s
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Champagnes, Clarets, Brandies, Whiskies,
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Telegraph and Railroad Offices in Rotunda of Hotel
June II emo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-18

THE TEsr Dam. The oriniaa af ii-
L. Court va delivered on Moi,
The majority oi ihc Cours coa.ilrr ia, tle
ie,t oath a~ - not constitutional. ina.-
much A. itis 4 most E.to Id. 49,.
i~o rebel attorneys ubo applied fsr ad,ai.
sion. ;he Court saiI. Tie arrlr-,--. o.
tanned pardon frun, ,he Pr~.,i..n, .t-.t
relieved them from thc con-r1ser-r "a,
their offence an made ii..n ,,i.,.r. AMI
In fbe cyc 81 tbc Isrr shat they we-, l..,--.
thy committed TIRE offence. c..
uot limit thc prcro-afire az marc, I,r,.
not De sciierei o. lr-i.iaf.,e r..,r,-.,.,
J. beloved that ri- PRAYER of ,l,- p-r.,i..,.
crs Hsst De- granted.
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