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WONDERS never will cease. For six
teen years the French people, perhaps
the most naturally warlike and impul-
sively patriotic nation on the face Of
the globe, have had no other musical
outlet allowed lotheir feelings than the
pretty air of "Partant pour la syrie,"
of Queen Hortense. But, short time
since, at the Cirque de l'Imperatrice u
sudden and irresistible demand was
made upon the Austrian band playing
there for ia Marseliaise," and no
wild and really terrific were the shouts
that the conductor was compelled TO
yield. The people received the long
suppressed tones with indescriba BILE
enthusiasm, beating time to the grand
rhyme, and shouting aloud In their
frantic delight. The effect is described
Ms something perfectly thrilling. And
to think that AuStIianS should have
been the FIRST ones allowed 10 evoke
those revolutionary memories! The
liberal papers comment upon this, und
express the hope that now all musI.
clans will be at liberty to play the ma.
tlonal hymn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05

THH partial Democratic SUCCESS In
Ohio has induced the notorious DR.,
oldS to revive his suit against Ex, Gov.
ernor Todd, who had him nrrcaled for
reasonable opposition 10 the war DIR,
olds was, for brief period confined In
Fort Lafayette. lie claims modes,
dAmagOa In the SUN Of 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05

THE Lancaster (ohIo) Gazette says:
Al u late Democratic election .iollInca.
tlon In ono OF the towns of Northern
Ohio, the COMMITTEES of Arrangements
entrusted twenty five dollars to one OF
the faithful for tho purchase Of re.
Treatments. In due time he made his
repor. Of expendItnreS-twenty.four
dollars Tor whisky and one for bread,
"My GOdl said one Of the committee,
"rhat nre we going to do with so much
brsnfI9u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05

A. 7. STEWART. standing ut his new
building up town, hears a conversation
M follows; "Whose building Ii this Pu
says one. "fhis tS Mr.. Stewart'A-Mr.
a. II. StewHrt's," replied tho pnrty Oi
the second part. "What Ia he putting
up M large store fOr2" "oh, 10 plnnI
his money, IN usunl,n was the feply,
Some nne remarking TO Mr.. Stewart on
tho size OfhiH immense extension, Mr.,
Stewart replied, "The ladies' always
take caro- OF me.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05
The DifIsrenee iittwsen Protestant,
md CnthOfIea. usf

The editor Of the Albany R1ieker.
booker has been In Ireland, and thus
gensrallzea over the burprisiIg fact,
that the people, although evidently
half starved aud ragged, arc always
cheerful; '' + IN n r.
"All a Catholic community seems 10
care about Is ease and happiness. The
Profeetont centres his beAiitude In ac.
tlvity and riches. One leaves every.
thing for God TO do, while the other acts
rs II he expected God 10 do nothing, A
Protestant country IL generally made
up OF locomotives, spinning jennIes,
tanaticisms, skeptics, Incorporated
banks. Joint stock and life Insurance
companies, careworn men and preach.
Ing women. The productions ofa Cath.
ole country are music, dancing, sculp.
tuTe, painting, poetry, hand.organs and
.c1ntentment. Thef0rmer'iBi all {hcfiy.
ity, like d mass Iheetibg OF iipas-the
latter all hilarity, like d mass meeting
ofjokers. The Protestant tolls as ii he
expected TO live foreyer-the Catholic
as " he expected 10 drop of in the
morning In every country this slngu.
aNh0lGlbo bebWtbu tub kWU htGIh lH
as evident In the difference In their
forms OF worship. In the North OF
Ireland, as in Canada, Switzerland
aud Italy, the Protestant is Invariably
the busy, irritable, dissatisfied man,
while the Catholic 'iaJthe happy, con.
tented person. One 10 dissatisfied with
eVerything-the other believes that God
Y everything perfect. and seems 10
have no inclination. to disturb His ar.
rangements. The first thing u Pro
testant thinks when he enters Il bean.
tiful valley, Is what u duCed nice place
II would be to run a cheap railroad
through. The first thought that would
enter u Catholics Uranium would be its
adaptation to the wantsoi u little love
affair. Put Protestant community In
the canton OF LuZerne, and In Two
years the lake would be 50 studded
with Woolen and cotton factories that
you could not see simple ripple Of lts
beauty, The flute would be 81 perceed.
ed by the steam whistle and "Ave Ma.
rlas" the by G-d-s and The Revised
Statutes. From all this II must be evil.
dent 10 the reader that there are more
spinning jennies, fAnatlcism, trade and
activity IN the north Of Ireland than IN
the south and west which Is true, One
is an agricultural district, and the
other Is given to breeding sheep and
making linen goods.
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THE monopoly Of publicly thanking
God for party triumphs, which has SO
long been enjoyed by chaplains and
other clergymen, is now seriously
menaced by the Louisiana Convention,
In which, on Saturday, u "resolution of
thunks to God for the success of the
Radical Republicans" In that Slate
was "laid over under the rules" We
hope this very bad example OF profan.
ing the name OF Deity by aiming to
represent Him as M ally of one pOlIti.
cal party or another, will not 6e fol.
lowed. Political paylngis bad enough,
but not ~ bad M this sort Oflpglslalive
profanity; nor is any dignity added TO
the resolution by its being Introduced
nj such time, us to hnVe 10 DO "iuid
over under the rules"
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WHEN the House was called to order
Thaddeus Stevens was quietly reposing
on sofa in committee room IN the
corridor in the rear OF the House, and
In reply to oters TO assist him 10 his
seat, said, II can go alone; am not as
dead as some Of my newspaper friends
have reported me-" He remained in
his seat for several hours, and did not
leave the House until after the most
Important Questions arising during the
session had been disposed OF, when he
was conveyed to his rooms in a close
carriage.
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THE following item, from tho Cork
Examiner, IL u tair illustration OF the
average idea of the European mind on
anything American. Hardly nm item
Of our news survives with safety III.
pass"Ee into the columns of an English
journal:
The Cunard steamer Russia, from
New York on the ID OF October, arrived
OH the hnrbor yesterday. Tho mail
brings some important items at news
General Grant hud refused 10 issue mr.
llllery to the Maryland mIIlitIa, on Tic
ground that he intended To employ il
against the Congress-.
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SPOTTED TAIL IL an uxorIous Indian.
In " latespeech at North Platte, he de.
clined going to Washington "un,il
peace had been made with tho North.
ern Indians" But his real objection
seems 10 have been domestic, not dIplo.
matic-"he has sInce expressed his will.
lingneSs to go to Washington " allow.
ed to take GvO of hls wives along with
him."
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S1s 10 SIS PER DAY SURE. Agents
gle lanted everywhere, 10 sell our Patent
Everlasting While Wire Ciothes-llnes.
Every housewife should use IT, ", Y.
Tribune. "We have seen IL used an ! II gives
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c1tc. "The Patent Wire Clothes Line Is all
u purports 10 be."-N Y. Independent. Ad-
dress the AMERICAN WIRE Co., 1852 Broad:
WRy New York
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The world at large do not understand
the mistefiea OF q newspaper; and, as II
a wntcb, the hands that are seen are bal
the passive instruments OF the spring
which are never seen; so, In q news,
paper, the most worthy causes of III
prosperity are olten least observed OF
known, Who suspects the beneflI
which the paper derives from the enter,
prise, vigilance and the waichful fdel,
ity OF the pnbllshersY Who pauses tc
think how much Of the pleasure OF read,
Ing ID, derived from the skin and oafC
of the printer. We feel the blemIsheI
o. printing, n they exist, but seldom
observe the e4cellences. 'ie r =
We eat q hearty dinner, but do moi
think OF the farmer that raises the ma
terialB thereof, or, the cook that pre-.
pared them with infinite pains and
skill, But 4 cook Of vegetables, meat,
pastries and inanite boaboNS has o par.
adisical office In comparison with mn
editorl Before him pass In review al
the exchange newspapers. He Is To
know all their contents, 10 mark for
other eyes the matters that require ut.
tention. His scissors are TO be alert,
and clip with incessant Industry all the
littleitems that together form 80 large
An interest in the news depart.
ment. He passes In review, each week,
every State In the Union, through the
newspaper lens. He looks across the
ocean and sees strange lands, and fol.
lowing the sun, he searches all around
the world for material. twill require
but one seconds time for the readers To
take IN what two houra search pro.
dueed. By him are read the manu-.
scripts that swarm the office like flies
10. July. II 10 his frown that dooms
them. II Is his hand that condenses d
whole page into q line. Il is his dis.
Greet stefnnesB that restricts sentlmen.
tai obituaries, that gives young poets a
twik on which 70 sic and sing their first
lays. tg gi.a'aI NiIi -I7Ii
And the power behind the throne, In
newspapers as In higher places, Is
sometimes rs important as the throne
Itself. Correspondents, OCCASIONAL or
regular, stand in awe at that silent
power which has the last chance ut an
article, and may send II forth in glory
or humility. And In short, as the body
depends on good digestion, 10 the
Eealth Of q paper depends upon that
vigorous digestion which goes ON by
means Of the editor.
Ought they not to be honored3 And
since little fame attends them, they
should nj least have their creature COM
forts multiplied. From that dark and
dismal den residence, they are at length
translated !-Henry Ward Beether.
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The PuhlishOrS have perfected system Of
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GAEINE, WEEKLY, ..and HAzAn promptly 10
TO those whO prefer To receive their perlodl.
Gals directly from tho once OF Publication.
The postage ON HARPERs MAGAZINE Ia 81
cOnta year, which must be paid at tho mb.
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SUBSCRIP rIONS.
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application.
The postage on HARPERs WEEKLY In 20
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HENRY WARD BEEcHRR, II Ii said, re.
oeiveS on an average twenty letters a
day from orthodox Clergymsn, protest.
Ing against the representation Of "Nor.
wood " on tho stage, They sny that they
nre shocked, SCHndaliEpd, gtc. Int If
W. u. replies: Ma calm, good brother,
aud turn u heavOn for light"
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We Are Coming,

A Nd Wilt PRESENT TO ANY PER.
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Blk Dress Pattern, piGc Vi Shooting, Watch
6b,, true Of ON, Catalogue uT goods, aud
sample, sent 10 any address frse. Address ] i,
=: lAWEs y 90, 10 Hanover ST., Boston,
Mass, +. -. HOI 6l20
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each, In one remittance; or six Copies for
sAOO
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LY, In neat cloth binding, will be sent BY OK :
press, ireO OF expense, for 81 each. A com.
plote Set, comprising Teu Volumes, sent ou
receipt Of cash ut tho ate Of IS Is per VOL,
freight at expense OF purchaser. Volume
Xl. ready January 1St, 1863.
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PETROLEO- CALCIUM Gas,

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE I'M.
" proVemhnS OF the age " the process OF
manufacturing gas by the Petroleo. Calcium
Gas Company, Of Wheeling. West Va, upon
most valueless product OF Petroleum on,
trestdtEnnl In combination with liIne,
or h'ne and coal 10 simple that tw !
thousand feet OF Gas mRy be made Oy
any farm band or stable boy OF ordinary In
telllgence in three houis. 1t has been
thoroughly tested upon suoh scale, At the
McLuIe House in Wheeling, and at the
country residence OF Mr.. J. p. GllclIriSt, near
the came city. aS 10 hx the certainty OF It's NJ.
f0rdlng entirely satisfactory results In tho
production OF small and large quantities OF
to Private Residenoes, SenfNdTfes, HotelJ. Fae.
tories aud cSIeS II Is superior 10 any Gas
now In use, not only as to tue safety, sun.
plictty, piacucaDilIty and great cheapners Of
manufacture, bat for its superior brtlllancy,
soIt influence upon the sight. and freedom
rom tue sulphurous odOrs common 10 GaS.
These fAcis the officers OF the company
will take pleasure In demonstrating to those
desiring 10 adopt or interest themselves In II,
The com panS will sell rights 10 manufacture
In Towns, Counties, DlstIictA or States, and
direct attention TO the following
TESTIMONIALS.
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. q, 1857.
To The hreEident Of le Retroleo. Calcium Gas o.,
Strive have thoroughly and carefully
investigated the Q instruction and workings
OF the AppAmtus for manufacturing Gas, nc
cordlng 70 your companys patents, and the
combinations Of materials uSed, M now
working upon tht Mcclure House In this
city, and country residence OF ]. +. Gilchrist,
ESq., near this city. For simplicity, duTa.
bllity, economy and safety, we consider II
superior 10 any other method OF mRnufac.
turing Gas that we are acquainted with. We
chBertully recommend iW adoption by all
GAS cOnSumerB,
Very Resnectfully,
Al. SWEENEY,
Ndyor Of Hneelino.
WV. MILLER q u,
Union Foundry and EnpftIe Work..
MM. HARK,
Plumber and Gas FIiESr,
W. +. GOODWIN 4 Co.
hOprIetOTs McLure House
swEENEY 4 Co,
MdcItntStG and ESiline Builders.
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JGtBelier and Watch MdksT,
WIN. u. TKRRY,
General X. r. TtckSt Agent.
LOUIS GAUSS,
Proprietor McLure House Saloon.
And refer by special permission to
JAS, n. CHRtsrY, ESQ i,
AttIblroh, IA, formerly treasurer Otv dm O..
4. Il. GoLDTIIARP, ESQ.,,
Gas Rapt1eer, PtttS6tF0h, h.
PETRoLEo.oALcIuM GAS CO.,
huR7.eowty Wheeling, ". Va.
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La-
dies and ChildrenS' Boots and Slices, al lower
prices than ever was Bnen In the State. II
yon want Bnrgalns in Boots and Shoes, 90 10
Gardlner9 New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them,
Eyery pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and Ia
every case will be mended freeof charge,
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Houses 20 Let..Deprtsslon In Trade.
Demand for cay PrOpAriy.

Ftom the PHILADELPHIA American.
There are over seven hundred dwell.
ings vacant aud to let in Chicago, 50
that the owners of houses have, conse.
quently, shown disposition to make
some concessions In the rates. Most OF
these are new; built for sale during the
past season, but lett over, and now held
Tor rent instead. The lllct Of th cir find.
lug no tenants seems to be sufficient
proof that the supply has exceeded the
demand. 80. ..,
Some part OF this has arisen from the
monetary troubles. but no doubt the
most of may be traced directly to the
fact that the extravagent rents have
driven people away from Chicago to
seek residence elsewhere, II no i'm.
provement In the general business of
the country should take place during
the winter, We may expect similar
state OF the real estate market III all
our leading cities, and the fact OF 40
prosperous u place as Chicago already
exhibiting such symptoms Of reaction
Is well cHl lculaIed to excite apprehen-
sions for the future.
4ue e&IEdoTulnhrY demand for
houses that bus ragged for eighteen
months past all over the country re.
suited from the fact that, In couse.
quence OF the high prices OF labor aud
materials, building had not kept pace
with the Rrowthsof population. Prices
and rents, therefore, rose suddenly TO
such pitch as to stimulate building
TO remarkable degree. Fully seven
thousand houses are said to have been
erected IN Chicago this season, The
demand has thus been met In most
places by commensurate supply,
Still rents and prices alike keep up
very stiflly and the real estate oper.
ators generally are SO sanguine OF the
future that the most extensive pur.
chases Of tracts Of land for Improve
ment are constantly being made eve.
rywhere so that we hear Of the most
surprising calculations for the next
seasons building. The commercial
troubles have everywhere produced a
sudden depression In the req uest for
houses, but II rellei be afforded the do.
mand will spring up again just the
same.
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First NIortgagc bonds,
ST. LOUIS 4 IRON MuANTAIN RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY

scven per cont Interest, February and Aug
fINHEsE BONDS COVER A ROAD OF OI
miles, fnhhetl from ~, Louis 10 PlIol
Knob, and In tiSt-clasa order, aud an extRn,
sion OF about the same length from PliOI
Knob 10 belmont, now rapidly constructing
Ior which tue procccdS Of these bond, are 10
no used, making through route from ST
Louis TO Now Orleans by rail. This en- rnlnGl
OF the VI miles are $4,000 n yeaT;th nel
proflE now NTu sufficient To pay the Interest
on tho entire amount Of bonds, were they Rll
iSaneti. Tho basis OF security " believed "a
faTed. Apply nj tho uffiCO Of the Company
NO. ~ WAll'Ht., u II. q, MARQUAND, Vice
President, or 10 CLARK, DODGE 4 CO., cor
nGf OF Wall aud WilllAm.sts,, New York
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NEw York merchants arc seriously
troubled by tho then nf large amounts
orpnstage STAMPS by their clerks. Some
houses have aaved several hundred
dollars simply by watOhfmlnesS.
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THE Commissioner of Revenue hav.
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of Assistant Assessors, the districts are
to be re arranged forthwith.
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