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Coifnx on the Rnmpage.

COLFAX said in a speech at Wooster,
o., on Tuesday, that he "loDgingly
counted the days till Congress would
meet again, when ANDREW JOHNSON
would be brought before the Senate for
lmpeachmcnt." He also enumerated 4
gentle threat TO hang the President
npon certain conditions. Considering
that CoLFAx and his crew are RESPONSE
bile for JOHNSON, he he good or bad, the
speaker of the House is indirectly
severe upon "self and friends" The
commercial don't like the row, which
after all is entirely household affair.
Ii wants peace in the family. 1t says: ::
We do not see occasion for the long
ings OF Mr.. COlfaX that Congress shall
assemble for the mere purpose Of
impeachment, and the threat that
rhr President shall be hang
ri in presumed case, is one
that it is not becoming the third othcer
~ the Government to make. Tie great
objection to an impeachment, irrespect-
i've of the conduct of the President, Is
that it is Il ieb that would probably alb
>orb the attention of Congress through
the session, when the country is suffer
ing for the want of n Congressional IL
nancial policy, that is to say, the atten-
ton of Congress to business. There has
been too much time and tell expended
in reconstruction. AS Congress, after
rhe last week in November, will be Oh
hand to look after the President, per-
baps it would be just as we'll not 10 be
a. the trouble of making martyr OF
him, unless he commits some covert act"
worse than the removal of Secretary
or District Commander. 1t is import
ant, if the President is impeached, that
IT should not appear to be mere part-
san impeachment.
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"a. +. FAwCETT."

A New WAY To KILL RATs.-A cor
proposes new way to kill
rats. His own house being over-run with
the vermin, servant-girl, who had
seen the effects of "Old Bourbon Whis-
ky" on bipeds, thought she would try
an experiment on rats. Accordingly,
she took q small quantity, made it very
sweet with sugar, crumbled in bread
enough for the crowd, and set the dish
in the cellar. A few hours after, she
went down, and found several rats glo-
riously "fuddled," engaged in thro wing
potato parings, and hauling one anoth-
er up to drink. Those were easily dis
posed of; and those not killed left the
premises Immediately, suffering from
severe headache.
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The Coming Election

Ne wish to say a few words In re-
gard to the Democratic candidates for
the Legislature, at the coming election.
Several facts should be remembered IN
tn, selection of these candidates
Among other things the financial condi-
tiOn of the State should not be forgot
ten. Our people are taxridden and
tax-tired. Corruptions have robbed
them; public extravaganza has op-
pressed them. They want honesty in
in the public councils, they want econ
Omy in our legislation. They want a
reform of existing abuses, and they
want guarantees against their recur-
renee in the future.
We would impress upon the Demo
Gratis the Importance of selecting men
with reference to the popular demands.
We have the material in Ohio county
to send delegation that will in every
way be suited TO the exigencies of the
occasion. We have men of integrity,
experience and;capaeity, and it is from
these that our selections should be made,
This is no time to elect men simply be-
cause they are good Democrats or, as
the phrase goes, good citizens. We want
more explicit qualifications. Let them
he men who have an interest in the
welfare Of the State, who have the
intelligence to devise measures for the
public good, who have the industry to
labor for their enactment, and the ex-
perience that teaches when and how to
act in order to secure the best results of
wise legislation.
We are decidedly in favor of high
standard in Judging the merits Of pub-
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Too MUCH.-The crowning vices OF
the times are those of exaggeration,
deception, and downright lying. Lying
appears to be sort of fashion with
many, and not crime. The good old
regard for truth seems to have passed
away forever, and instead of it we have
gross Misrepresentation and deception.
1t is seen on every hand. We meet
with it every hour-in society, in busi-
ness, in private and public life. With
this disregard for strictest truth passes
away honor and integrity-the shield
and the sceptre of all true success. Will
not men who hold prominent positions
have care to their words' Is it not
time for business men-men who call
themselves truthful gentlemen-to give
facts and not Misrepresentation we
need more honor, more integrity, more
straightforward truthfulness in public
and private.-Phila. Shipping List.
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THE CALIFORNIA LEGIsL ATURE.-Sey-
eral radical journals have given currency
to an erroneous report that tn cir party
will have two majority on joint ballot,
in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The ac-
tual situation is as follows: 20 Senators
IA Republicans and 6 Democrats) hold
over, and 20 q Republicans and l3
DemOcrats) have been elected, making
the Senate stand, 81 Republicans, ~
Democrats. To the House, the Repub-
licans elect 30 members, and the Dem
ocrats, so. The total on joint ballot,
therefore, is-Republicans, 81; Demo-
Gratis, 69. - .2i
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4 CoRREsPC CNDENT of the Parkersburg
Times has been delivered of the annexed
production. He is decidedly rough mp
on the late representative from Dod-
bridge. EPHRAIM BEE, the great head of
the F. Campus Wits, to whom he evil
IDENTIFY refers:
HoPrFUL.-In the Times of Thursday
last, the proceedings Of the .Doddridge
comfy Convention were published,
which resulted, among other things, IN
The nomination of Daniel Sherwood,
Esq, for the House of Delegates. A
missionary just returned from that ce-
lestial province informs us that Mr..
SherwOod's personal appearance is
that of a civilized human being, who
speaks the kings English without any
Chinese brogue; understands the use OF
i pocket handkerchief, does not act the
lool in public nor the knave in private,
never foams at the mouth when dis
cnssing politics, talks sensibly and
stops when he is done, and never enter
tains crowds with slippery jests at the
expense of friendless widows and or
phans; and, further that he always was
a sincere Union man, and did not JOIN
the cause at the eleventh hour. merely
90 visit vengeance and destruction upOn
his personal enenlies. Doddridge is
Iookin1 nm, X.
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THE Clifton Nail Company COM
menced running a portion of their
works last week, and will have the
whole concern in full operation this
week. We understand that the Com
pany are now contemplating the erec-
tion of an addition to their present
works, for the purpose of manufactur-
ing railroad spikes on an extensive
scale.-Meiys County Telegraph.
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! SOUTHERN NEWS.

General Fitzhugh Lee has been spend
ing the past few days in Leesburg.
The Selma (Ala.) Times advocates the
starting of cooperative stores in that
State. fsE'. E F'EH
T. b. Munson, owner of Munson's Hill,
Virginia, died in Washington on Thurs
day.
The new telegraph line connecting
Norfolk, Va, and Weldon N. c., is in
full operation '9s 'N
Numbers of Northern men are to be
seen in the Valley examining the lands,
with view of purchasing.
Hon. John w. Neell, member of Con-
gress from Missouri, is lying dangerous
ly i'll in st. Louis.
The people of Alabama have planted
more turnips than ever was sown in the
State at any previous season.
The Valley Virginidn says that the
proprietors of the White Sulphur
(Messrs. Peyton) have made SAG, 600 this
season.
Hog cholera is prevailing fatally in
Botetourt and Craig counties, Va. In
some sections one third of the hogs have
died.
Rev. Henry A. Wise, rector of Christ's
church, Baltimore, has been invited by
the vestry of Christ's church at Alexan-
dria to take charge Of that church. The
salary is fixed at Sl750.
The Lynchburg and Danyille railroad
has been located for twenty miles from
Lynchburg, and the location will short
ly be completed to Staunton river.
During the mon this of May, June, July
and August 1884, ,43l.5O worth of tobac-
co manufactured at Danville, tYa., was
reported to the revenue officer.
Reports from the Manassas Gap rail-
road, represent the work as progressing
rapidly. The cars wi II run to Mount
Jackson by Christmas and to Harrison
burg by next May. .
The Vicksburg Telegraph urges the
resort to sheep-raising as business in
Mississippi. The hills abound in Ber-
muda grass, and would afford pasturage
to immense hocks.
Eight physicians have died in Rock
bridge county, Va, in the last few years.
Drs. Jordan, Paine. Estell and Ley.
burn of Lexington, and Drs. Locke,
Morgan, Shields and Houston of the up
per end of the county.
General Lee returned to Lexington
Wednesday, from the Springs where he
has been sojourning for the greater part
of the Summer. His general health, the
Gazette says, has been improved by his
visit. .... -.
In New Orleans the total assessed
value of property for taxation purposes
is $l46,92l, ,496. Upon this, State taxes
are levied to the amount of S96l, OH,
and the city government levies much
larger sum.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-26

Hinton Rowan Helper, who did more
To procure the abolition of slavery and
precipitate the war, wasin statesville,
n g. last week. The American says
that he persisted, in, carrying out his
principles by refusing to allow Q negro
10 drive him to Davidson College. 7,o,
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BY the Use OF
CHASTELlAR'S
White Liquid Enamel,

EOR IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYING
Il the complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in
use, for giving the skin a beautiful pearl-like
tint, that Il only found in youth. It quickly re-
moves Tan, Frockles, Pimples, Blotches, Meth
ties Of the skin, kindly healing the same, ieav.
ing the skin white and clear as alabaster. It's
use can not he detected by the closest scrutiny,
and being q vegetable preparation "a perfectly
harmless 1t Is the only article of the kind
used by the French, and l. considered by the
Parisizn as indispensable to perfect toilet.
Upwards Of 30 ,o0e bottles were sold during the
past year, q sufficient guarantee Of Its efficacy.
Price only IS cents Sent by mail, postpaid, on
receipt Of an order, by
er BERGER. SHUTTS & CO, Chemists.
-E. es5 River St., Trny. Y. Y.
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DR.. D. E. Weakly died nears Hickman
kentucky, on the 10th. His wife, de-
termined not to outlive him, took 0
large dose of arsenic. Medical aid was
called, and antidotes used, but, at last
accounts, it was supposed she eouid not
recover. 80 '-
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P,solrsd That the delegates from each town
nip shall be- elected by ballot and ;hat the eiec-
an shall he kept open In each township for two
:, .Irs from the time Mt which the meetings are
,,r, \ and be held under tie supervision of the
Cb,tman and Secretary Of the several meetings,
VIC. HANDLAN, President
~ ". MILLER, Secretary. sepl6.td
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-26
At'hseliag Rsgister.
Thmrsdny Horning...-. September 80
A. , meeting of the Democratic Executive
rnl;, rnnnty n was

--TTmITfVI '''''
r.,oJ,,d That the Democratic voters of, Ohio
,,rnfv be-, and are hereby requested, to meet
W W 80 ot meeting, on Saturday, September 2sth.
P,'J cLo.r THREE delegates from each town
'' r;,, ,n meet in convention at the Court
r,"r ,yDr-. on saturday, October 5th, at two
'Io,L p. NJ, 10 select candidates for the
",.,r Legislature. Superintendent OF Schoels,
VA ,nnont conferees TO meet like conterees
',,, ,"" Rronke and Hancock counties to select a
,,JiI,te for State senator
- meetings 10 he held as follows:
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special Notice.

We are requested to give notice that
a meeting of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Association will be held at the
Police Court room, tomorrow (Friday)
evening at 7l-2 o'clock. J. H, GoOD
Esq, will address the meeting. A full
attendance is desired.
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University of Virginia,
I. Academic.

VIM. Z. Peters, A. " Prof Of Latin.
g. L. Gildersleeye Ph. d., Prof. Of Greek.
VI. Schele DE We're, LID, Prof Of Modern
CS. s. Venable. A. ", Prof Of Slathematios
LeOpcl2 !. BOeck. Adjet. Prof Of Applied
Francis II. Smith, A NJ, Prof Of Natural
s. Manpin. A. NJ, Prof Of Chemistry.
sTs be appointed Sept. 4tb,l Prof. Of TechnOl'
ogy and Agricultural Science.
". II. McGufey, DID, LID. PrOf. Of Moral
Geo. Fred. Holmes, LID. Prot Of History,
Literature and Rhetoric.
III. Law.
John q Minor, LID, Prof Of Common and
S. o. Southall. Prof Of Constitutional and In
tSrnsti0ual Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
HI. Medical.
'CTo he appointed Sept. 4tb Prof. Of Medicine
and Obstetrics.
J. L. Cabell, " D., Pref Of Physiology and
j. 5. Davis, NJ D., Prof Of Anatomy aud Ma
terra Msdiea-
5. Maupin, NJ D., Prof Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy. ,
J. i. Chancellor, II. D., DemonstrstOr Of
Anatomy.
The a9gregate expenses Of the student, for the
session Of nine nOnfhs exclusive 0f textDO0Es,
clothing and pocket money, VIII be aoout - i"i'
lows:
three Professors Eb5J. o,
IL For the Law STUDENT, @tlsna4Ds hne IHl'
III FoT tb. Medical Student, attending the
full Medical cOurse, SSso-
IN these sums respectively, tx15. 10 and
ga vii be required in advances, and ths balance
= a.. ,,rosyress Of the session.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY.

Office, II Main street, over the Bank of Wheel.
ing Wheeling w. Va. Practice in the State
and Federal Courts in West Virginia and in the
L. $. Supreme Court at Washington.
rR- Particular attention given 70 the Collec.
tion and securing of claims-and the money al
ways remitted by the FIRST MAIL after its receipt.
sPD6.ly
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DEXTER.- The Price 4ctudlly Paid for
Him.-The New York Post of Friday
says:
The famous trotting horse Dexter ar
rived in this city on "Wednesday morning
from Chicago. He was delivered to MIR.
Bonner on the afternoon of that day,
and Yesterday Mr.. Bonner drove him for
the first time on Harlem Lane, and also
on the private trotting park near Ma
combs Dam. One of the directors of
the park relates that as soon as the
horse made his appearance in front of
the club house all the gentleman present
took off their hats. AS there has been
considerable discussion concerning the
price paid for the "king of the turf" we
have obtained for publication the fol-
lowing receipt, which will settle the
matter.
Received, New York, September IL,
1867, of Robert Bonner Esq, thirty-three
Thousand dollars for the horse Dexter,
sold by previous agreement. and this
day delivered by me to him, and war
ranted sound.
"a. +. FAwCETT."
In order to form an idea of Dexter's
superiority over all other trotting
horses, it is only necessary to state that
during Flora Temples entire career on
the turf she trotted only four or five
heats in less time than 2.22, while Dexter
has trotted in less than two yeSrs twenty
seven heats i'll = - or quicker. The
horse that has ranked next to Dexter on
the turf, during the past two years, is
Lady Thorn, and she has never made
even one heat in 2 %, while Dexter has
trotted, as horsemen say, "away down"
in 2l74.
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Books Of Entry are Now Open
LrREp CALDWELL. GEO. II. CALDwEL
Alfred Caldwell & Son,

CUCCESSORS TO ALFRED CALDWELL,
y TO Caldwell e. Flesher and to Caldwell &
Boyd-running through a period of . years
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W. Il. STELLE-
CARD.

have this day sold my entire stock Of gOOds
ta' STELLE 4 FRAZIER, and recommend
them to my old custom and to the public gener
sIIy- and solicit for them . liberal share Of the
raironaRe have heretofore received.
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@ 4 Y A N B OAF PRIHTING re
- promptly and hands0msIy done - THE
WHEELING REGISTER. .r-
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MRS. G. ZIMMER..

MAhURACTURRs ALL KINDS
1Nl Of CRACKERS, CAKES, BREAD, &c..
No. lo2 Market Street, East side, few doors
south OF the Market House, Wheeling W. Va
janlO
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There cometh glsd tidings ofjoy to all,
To young and 20 old, to great and TO small;
The beauty which once was so precious and rare.
Is free for ALL and all may be fair.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-26

In New Orleans the t"ta, assessed
value of property for taxation purposes
is Sl46,92l ,496. Upon this, State taxes
are levied to the amount of 5961, OH,
and the city government levies much
larger sum.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-31
Am Impyortant Case.

Tho United States Court is still in session
at Greenville. On theciyil side of the Court,
a most important case has'been tried. THos.
II. AaNEw, citizen of another State, brought
his action against SIMPSON Bono for the val
uc of slave sold in 1868. Tho case, after
argument, went before tho jury; which, otter
instruction from tho Court, found asverdict
for the plaintiff for the value of the slave at
the time of sale, with interest Ex-Gov.
PERRY for plaintiff, and Mr.. j. p, REED for
defendant. We understand this case will go
to the Supreme Court, the tribunal Of last
resort. SO, therefore, we arc, at somo time in
the future, perhaps, to have this vcxcd qucs-
tion finally decided
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-31
Surgical Operation.

We learn that Drs. BELL and JOHNSON, OF
Walhalla, one day last week performed sur
gical operation, in very satisfactory manner,
on the person of Miss Phillips of Georgia.
The patient had suffered severely with n tu-
NOR on the right leg for seven years. 1t was
desirable to save the leg, but this upon exam
ination was found impossible, inasmuch as the
bone had become seriously affected The leg
was amputated, therefore, below the knee in
a very skilful manner by these gentlemen
DR.. JOHNSON having been called in to assist
in tho case The patient is doing finely
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-31
New Enterprise.

We arc pleased to announce that Mcssrs.
CowAN & RoDERTsoN, purchasers of the mills
belonging formerly to Maj r. MANwEIIr
arc putting up machinery for carding wool
rolls. 1t will be in operation soon.
Negotiations are pending for two superior
water-powers, which, if successful, will cul
inmate in the erection of large manufacturing
perity and furnishing Suitable 'iadb6H' Us tGost
now mcasurably idle and in straitcncd crcum
stances. We hail the opening of the new
era of our prosperity with real pleasure
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-31
The Formation, Of i New Party.

ES, The Formation OF a New Party.
u The Indications Of reaction in Northern
s,ana Westerp politics are encouraging. It
seems that the people are at last taking the
alarm j and begin To ,peroeiye thgt their own
liberties, and the fnanoial 5otedit of the.coun-
viii soon bo rsdissjpated, the. Radioa)s
Remain. in power. 4 We publish n this issue,
{ Ss,p 81 the first page, 3he Conservative platform
1 Sd: Alabama, which is tho first Southern State
that see,as to have taken steps to organize a
party that can cooperate with the Northern
) 3 sA9ti radicals. III Georgia, the Antirecou-
:struotionists are about to hold Convention,
! %; organize for the approaching elections; but
their platform is to be rather more of the Fill
Sand Perry order, thAn that of tho Conserva-
atiyes. ...s y q. .
There seom to be three parties 10 tho Moth,
fand three forming ia IT, South--at the Nortn.
4 tho laadicals, tho Conservative Republicans,
4 and the Democratic; at the South, the Radi.
SfcalsSthe Conservative Unionists, anathe An
I Observation-Disclosures. Tho real struggle is go
i Ing to be between tho Radicals and Conser
syatives; and tho only salvation for the coun-
Stryis to, be found in strengthening the Con.
sSservatiye ranks. Let the Democrats of the
IL North give up Democracy, and tho Anti-re
sponstr1ctionists of the South give up their ex
treme views, aud let asgreat Conservative par
Esty be formed, to which all lovers Of peace,or
der and liberty cant attach themselves, irres
peotiye Of prey vious political opinionsa .g
yStS. Orangebury Nc,os.
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Pensions not Increased.

The Commissioner of Pensions notified the
public in March last, by notice in the
T" Chronicle," printed at Washington, that
Congress did not pass law in regard to
soldiers of tho war of 1912. This was done
to prevent further trouble in answering letters,
making inquiry as to the passage of such a
law. No increase Of pensions to soldiers Of
the war of 1912 has been made
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-31
PICkENS C. IT,, s. c.:
Saturday Morning, August 81, 1857.

EE~ The cars, for cause unknown to us,
did not run through on Tuesday last and were
behind time on "Wednesday. These failures
have deranged the mails in fact, we have
had no mail from below of later date than
tho Gath instant
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-31
Mr. Hills Speech.

We publish, by request, tie speech deliv-
cred by Hon. b. II. HILL, at Atlanta, con
the condition of the county" The course
recommended by Mr.. HILL will, we fear, got
him and the countryin further trouble.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-31
Politics in tho Up.Countrv. &c

| The "Columbia Phoenix" of the 24tI
instant, says:
We earn that there will be large mass
meeting at Bcton, Anderson District, on the
both instant, at which Gov. Orr (f not pre-
vented by official dutics) is likely to be pres
ent. Political interest in the upper part of
he State is deepening every day, and meet,
lngs are being held every week, which arc
addressed by white and colored citizens
"'Thc Union Leagues in Pickens and por-
tons OF Grcenvillc Districts, are, it is said,
composed of both races.
4" At one of the registration precincts in
l1ckens, as we are informed, number of col.
orcd men, armed with muskcts, recently drew,
up IN lille in front of the registration Office,
and made such demonstrations, that the Pres.
'dcnt OF the Union League at that place, as a
conser' ator of the public peace, took down
their names, and forwarded tho same to the
nearest military post.
=" Q also learn, that in the vicinity of Rock
I'M, ON the Charottc Railroad, consi,lera.
bic body Of negroes are regularly drilling.
2" a most fearful and brutal outrage was re.
gently committed in that neighborhood, upon
young and respectable lady"
The third paragraph in this article i, moor.
rect The persons armed did not make vio
lent demonstrations. In approaching tho
place of registration at pickonev;l,o oo,a;I
cradle number Of coorcd people, armed raised
aye'l. Whereupon, deputy Sheriff present
commenced taking down their names. to re.
port the same. The negroes then dispersed
There s-a sod want Of enforceroent on,o,,.,,
us Of the order Of Con s3ow11 ~ sss'
.bo oorr,;n - ,..,,. NNH's' preventing
w. "s y oeao'y weapons, openly OF
has right to carry arms in anv wav u;,ho,,,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-31

q EB- The lettcr published last week, signed
!" Ira L. Harris" purporting to be. from ,Ex-
y. s. Senator, IRA HAnp1s, of New York,
is a forgery. Tho "New York Herald" was
sold by somebody