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On motion Of Mr., Qood AIav5,i,,,,I.,,
MeCourtneY was chosen - 81 lt ttss
vacancy in 1.-The office of .Jn.,;na .n I'
Madison township, occasIonsd 6s1t,ISa
resignation Of George DUTY. et 1's
The bill OF Messrs. BuSbv . T,..iE
for repairing jail, Sl3 %, was orIIsras
paid siE y u - t.i,- 'tueted
The Board adjourned till after din.
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MARRIAGE

a., Married Persons, or Young Men cor,.,,,
VIZ marriage, being aware Of PSyI9i.nIa
speedily cured. OeioFmities
aeWhoPiaceS himself under tina 1885,,
J. may rellRiously confide IN his %ostseotD d..
s nIIiSi e and confidently rely apoI = Il,
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announcement extraordinary
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KEnaH.

MADAMOIsELLE KEOGH,
WEpULDi INFORM HRR FRIRNDs
W. that In consequence of former en-.
couragement and patronage, and IA Ortier 10
preP9re for the SPRING OPENING she has
greatly enlarged her 49,
Elegant Millinery Establishment
= DIX NO. SO4 WALNUT STREET, . ]
.sr7D PHILADELPHIA,
~ numerous alterations, and the addition
oIR Mammoth Show Room, winch m tI1oint
o. Saieganse and comfort, is unequaIIed ii the
omteo SSate& Lt'l& 58SSi .!flfs
z, Ladies tltes can at all seasons obtain themos
Recherche styles OF. Millinery,
4Nau prices. and calculated to suIt Al taStss.
POI ng advantages that few other houBes
enjoy, MadamOlselIs KeoEh 4, enabled 10
present IN advance OF other establishments
the very, latest styles Of BonnstS, :. NRteTiRls
etc, direct uom Paris aud London. ~
N.B.-Cou utFy MfllfneRs afeeSbecfally in.
y1ted 10 call aipd examine this fins stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
n. B.-Ffench, InBlish and German sPo-
NOAAf IeQAo
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The committee to whom was referred
the matter of aninquiry into the con-
dition OF the Wheeling and Fairrnont
turnpike reported thai. they found the
road in avery bad scondition-in fact.
almost impossible. The committee are
managed and tho money :infudicionsIy
expended. They, say the residents
along the road are mostly in favor or
MT. Abner ChaTnoek for SupeFintenl
uent, and they recommend bis appofut-
tnenI. Ihs Recommendation was con.
tiI 9nsq. iAlr. Charnock presented his
Sonu IN 7, Ihe sum of 81 500 penalty, with
Se eDlse,L r. Caldwell and "A. NJ. Jacob
i tSdt ~, ana 1t was accepted and or.
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SCoTy q HRNNEaEN have Jnst o ,.s1, =
some new and beanttfaf designs IN Soi1.
ana SItver FftGgree JepeETy.J 10 : 49,
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DISTRESSING ACcIDEST.-Mr. James
NJ. Dunntng, OF East Wheeling, met
with an accident yesterday by which
he lost both histhumbs. Nir. Cumming
was at work In the Wheeling hinge
factory, and was engaged in placing
hinges undera "swage'' 10 be straight
ened. A swage is very heavy block
OF iron which slides up and down Ia
grooves, and which, being raised and
allowed to drop by the machinery, does
the work OF a ponderous hammeF.J Mr..
punnsng, matchmaking either the dis
tance or the moment OF descent,
failed to withdraw his hands in time.
aud the swage fell, crushing the ends
OF both thumbs in shocking manner.
In the same instant having leaned for
ward, projection on the descending
block struck him slightly on the fore
head and Escraped down along the
forehead and nose, producing an abra-
sion OF the skin, but doing no serious
injury. Had he been IA haIfinch nearer
II would have split the skull, ftF1PJl
The thumbs were both amputated at
tue hrst joint by DR., Frissell.
#
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MARRIAGE

reaect that sound mind and body ara ths
olaI happiness, Indeed, without me- he
1ogLnsys through lie becomes weary Dilgri, ,
maze NE Prospect. hourly darkens to The
pair and hlled with the nelSnchoiV. Tefieo-
b Eli n5t ne hSppine Of another becomes
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FIsKf2& aHATCH.

BaukersantItDealers In Government
aim l. 2isic SecuFIdeS,d isagiFGG sd
',hg.'N'i No. S NASSAU sra Er, N. " t71as
N!B.-AlI kinds OF Government Securities
received atthe full market price In exchange
yEeTA Il desclI pti0nsf OF Government Seen.
giles kept constantly on hand, aud Bought.
81 sSidoI5 :Soia sad q. s. Coupons bought,
Deposit received on liberal terms, sub.
ieet to check at sight s.iEt5.5.f -Is,7T - =
e e Collections made throu ghout the, conn
sBMlscelIaneou Stocks and Bonds bought
and sold at the Stock Exchange on commits
sion for cash. -S-tf
change on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lTESi 81. an
The. seIteS for the1 New. FIYE-TWENTY
BQNDS OF lStS, on the most favorable terms
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- aaF s4It 20
Furniture for Sale and House for
Rent

T wILEsELi, ON MRDNEs1AYEExT,
sixth nd Hampden streets all my House
hold and Kitchen Furniture. F9IstDA
Toner for rent until the LIST of April next,
Wishing TO rent can cali on the subscriber Al
corner Of Market alley and Main EtIeet =
apr 0-4t CHRISTIAN ERASZELL.
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MsiEEETAL1Y.-The fearful effects on tbs
ii 1iI are much 70 be dreaded. Los Of Mem.
T;ySS GSSnI4son OF Ideas D epresslon Of spITliS
M 1StI Aversion to Society, Sel
1H1t1 nsts Love Of Solitude, Timidity, "a, az
Some OF the evils produced, - so
lnonsands OF persons OF all ages can nov
y Sna9s, what Is the cause OF their DECLINING
nsIa ioslng their yigor, becoming weak,
saf appearance about the eyes Congb and
symptoms OF Consumption - -'@
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:. EAkE PARTICULAR NOTICE

d.. ]. addresses all those who bayk jn,r,,.
ttn men BY Improper indulgence aud IN.
1Inntttng them for either bushes. study ~
ciety or marriage, ''NN'I ~
These are some OF the sadsand neloncboIv
eWH eoI produced BY early habits OF youth, VIZ
the Head. Dimness OF Sight, Toss 81 T1 IIS ~
LAr EoWer, PalPatation OF the Heart, M,
PsepsIIaS, Nervous InitabiIlty, DeranPemenio al
S me Digestlve Functions General De6Ility
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MRdtraI.
White Pine Compound

Is NOW OFFERED TO THEAFFLIcTFD
u throughout the country. AFTER IiSvin0
bean proved by the test OF eleven wear. In
me New England States, where lis merits
nave become as well known as the tres nom
Wnlcnt In part, 1t ueFiVeSitg YIrtnea -
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Owing 70 this liberal provision, accom-
panied with Extengtve Grants Of Public
Lands. by which the Government fosters thIs
great national enterprise its success Is rene
deFed certain, and Its hnsnciaI stability Is
altogether independent OF the contingencies
which attend ordinary Railroad enteFrn ises.
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The White Pine GnmnnlnndL..

LILO w Illus 1u0 G0mU0ul0,
1t was early In the spring Of 80 that tbis
Sor1|p 1LG was originated. member OF my
throat attended with a dlsagreeabie cough.
mad tor some months previous thouVht that
apEeparatton having for Its basis the inside
oAtk OF Whlte pine might be SO compounded
as lobe very uset9ltn diseases Of the thrnat
and lungs. Totebt the value OF 1t in the caSe
~ tl1 1tl %, compounded q small Quantity
VI ine LneqlelneE thatyl had been pianninT
ana gave In teaspOonful doses. The resnf
Tas te1xceedingiy gratifying. Within two
Gays the irritation Of the throat was sfetnov.
ed, me cough subsided aud a speedy cure
Was enectsd. Soon after this, Isenf S1ma'IS
Lauy IN Londonderry, NH, who ligd Man
sonering for some weeks from a bad eonSh.
occAS1onedby sudden cold; anti. fiatfS TaisSsi}
mucous streaked with bl Cd, She soon fonnd
rellet and sent dOr more Shel took shont
ten ounces of Il, and got well. ], 81. CiarFe
n I1N4t euiLor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror
case Of severe cold and was cured imme1iIS
a5et ne vas 60 highly pleased With the re-
sales, II placed before the public. that he
nnaily persuaded me to give 1t a name. and
send 1t abroad to benefit the SUFFERING. IN
10 THoEetno ~. !-nrSt advertised Il under
years nom that time there had been Whoie.
SaIed IN Manchester alone one hundred dol
n worth, where 1t took the lead or All The
Cousn remedies IN the market, and Il still
mAlntains that position. There ls Eood Teo-
son Iot th1s; It Is very soothing mud heaiInT
" ~ lts nature tS warming to the storna oh and
tngly cheap. = :; - =
~ AS remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unFivaIes5 II
Was not originated for that purpose; but n
petson IN using It for a cough was moi ONLY
cured Of the cough. but Wis 40 ci1rsfi N y
Klldney dimculty often years stantiinF. sims
t taAL accldental discovery many thousands
Ii iSNe pSed II Tor the same complaint aud
nave been completely cured" 'A-N
~; me aooYe was written by DR., Poland. in
2 Wv; s H ;1hen. as IN Manchester, the
auCough remedies, as well as q prens - IN, |
lot the cureof Kidney difficulties Ia eyerV Citv
own, village and hamlet thronRhoIt the
THIS remedy is as safe and pleasant to take
as It Is enectunl. y - II q 40
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENSIfTyF

When the misguided and tmprudent va,
tSIy o. pleasure finds t hat he has imbihed
me seeds OF this painfgl disease 10 too 'OfIsn
31ApPens that an Ill .timed sense OF shame or
1 ~ y discovery deters him from applying
tII,ttl VINO nom education and FtSpectas
pSu1tyI can alone ,befrlend him, delayfng I'M
! Ine constitutional symptoms or this h6rrid
a Ises make their appearance, such as ulce.
1 1SoSsS EOre throat, diseased nose nocturnal
pans IN the head and limbs, dimness Of
s14ntI 4eainesB, nodes on the shin-bOneg and
atiml9s. ototcheS on the head, face and extre-
ttn1G1Iuee3 progressing with ffiehtful Faptdity.
VI at Last the palate Oflthe mouth 81 lie
ISo!neS o. the nose fall in, and the victim OF
InIa aEtuldiSeAse becomes a horrid object o.
con- n lAeration, till death puts period Toihis
9I,s alnl sunerings by sending him to shat
unanswered County from whence mo
traveller feturns.n 49, -''. ~
II is.a MELANCHOLY FACT that thou.
sstl1s tll victims TO Ibis terrible disease OW.
aln sgsI % ne kiltuiness OF ignorant pIgten.
TpS 51s,E N n0Si ~ the use Of that DEADLY
ana make the residue OF life miserable.
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AS7iUes AZ $ GEOGRS al
- rlall htnd f.yl
, DO stAtitJH apilll-
. svailt.5 l5IAps tHa
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ll:5 am. elsa. m
E5 PM 500 PIN.
l. -nf45eF 49, ~ GuiI
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HRS q. m. 9.l6 a m.
Eb p! M! 500 p. m!
.u!45 ann. asl5a!m:
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fi'lfi ,Ga4l LHGT. 81
! y - sltlh-1IA3s sIB
TO- -f4i Ii raZtzEEisl
5,Ma.m., I3:lO p. M
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, L.4lAT ShsF 1ff tfau q
500 q M 6;10 p m!
: uEt as fs1l -9ls ~
$50 pm, a;OOp.m.
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GOA m. S:D0p. m.
tzigI or ,aIc Ip nLulw
itJ351urlg lus3Es suI
.agGs rigl tssJ iriSI 81
@psm &l23!p:m.
800 p. m. q 500 p, m.
zGNgIesi.DH Tlf7I ztisi
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ESQ p. m. lG5O pm
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1000 am. 7:SO q. M.
; 600 p. m. 200 o. m,
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suLlfIiss 1t- % aFs,-f;l
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zoo pm. lf7ll
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7aaa r. u Q aHN . ~ ~ = -
Through Western fol
Indianapolis and 81
tLOulSs.g G..s..1............ll,...
Way Mails for CIncin
natl, Wilmington and
-HaneSville; Columbus,
PiQua and Indiana
Railroads .................
Western Way Mail fjr
CentIRl OHIO Il. R,...,,..
Wheeling and PArkers-
burRlRtveTAEail, Tues
day, thursday q Satnr,
day-..ss..-.....s.s..k........!l,,.,,i,,
Hempfield 4. R........:,..:..
Sc. GlairBvlIle, q Bridge
port, OhtO.-.-.............C
Martins Ferry and Nj.
Pleasant.,,...................,ll
9dtz, o, via q. &PRR
CadIx, o., Stage Mall,
tuesday, Thursday &
Saturday ...................; -,
CadiZ, o., Stage Mail,
Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday. ....:.
West Liberty and. Clin-
b ton, VIVA, Tuesday
RndSatuFT1Ry. ........
RyeIsonS Station, Pa,
SAturday.....-.-.,a..... ......,...
RYeESon's Station, Pa,
Efiday--s...!.....-....-.........i
apEl9 .ifs III Eaif = i
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D. A. ADLER 4 Co., have received
yesterday, over 80 pieces OF White Cut
Glass, Pearl and Black Bugle Drop
Trimmings OF the finest kind. EN-
press Kid Gloves 81 25; Alexanders
Sz2:5'-not, 81 25 Gas printed by mistake.)
Ribbons, Flowers, Velvet Ribbon,
Laces and Straw Goods in full lines, at
wholesale and retail is. az5 <
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"A RESERVED STAT THAT WAS ia
KENr BUT NOT, soCCUPIED.-A Young
gentleman of our acquaintance. who,
by reason of his attachments in the
general show business, reIoices in the
title Of Professor" resolved one day
last week to patronise Mr.. Buchanan's
Theatre Being a gentleman of elegant
tastes, and desiring to be choice in his
surroundings, he went to Mr.. Sheih
and procured u ticket for a reserved
seat. Evening came, and the PROBES.
sOT went early, and, armed with his
ucEet, marched up to the chafr which
ne mad Pre-empted and paid for. when
iol Inc seat had been ASST med 10 some
oouy siss Tor there upon the chair Law
ing out the word IfrAKEs." W5sn az
friend had permitted his astonisSsj
vision to rest on this word Till he saSI
ICED there was no mistake q 49, - ~
dtgnatton took possession n FL;s 1922 III
peaceful bosom. To saw IlaI Us. @ sllI.
Wrathful Is very mild wnV 20 H -
pressing q strong fact, To hsaa
paid his money and, then have his ssat
SOTO % another In this way was trifIinp
WIN nus rights and he wonld not stand
II. Alter little reflection. boD,
ever, he concluded to y,
serve his wrath for Mr., Sheib. 40 Loo
ing around for vacant seat he fonCd
one Just behind the one he had basU
Sheated out OF. Here he sat down and
looked with moulentafy expectation 70
see the Intruder sit down befSre him
But the play went On, and the eyaninI
passed away and nobody came. SSmass
thing had happened 10 JstaiiI fbe maI
who had got his seat, ft's' tAAt''i
Next day he.went mp 70 SEEM Sbo,b
and tell him what he thought 81 q, NJ.
agent who would sell the same ~ az
TWO persona He had not pFocsa.,uSI
very Tar with his indignan story 81
0IE. Shieb began to ''catch the ides III
Mnen ne hastensd to explain 10 our as
tonished friend-whose astonisbmenI
! nov W. Was that, he an old shoW man
VINO knew all the ins and outs. cr1oII =
ana turns, rules and reg1lSiions LIS
s s9eT business as; should 60 and sIta whole
Iaken" and paid fol, and not IrnSw ~
himself was the man who had faIss, =.
Somehow the story got ont and now
Reserved Seat. y 'SS''OtT out
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The United States Government provides
'neerlY half the amount necessary to buiId
the entire road, and looks mainly to q small
percentage on the future traffic for re- pay.
mani -
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- YOUNG iMEN

Especially, who have become thu v,..,-
SOLITARY Vtea, that dreadful ana 5sa.inilss, OF
naolt which annually sweeps "a an I1s' 1ictivs
eEaPe thousands Of Young Men ~ ~ ltnely
mIShs sent talents and brilliant intellect @ Sst
senators with the thundeS OF eIS1GIHssNt ming
Masfed 70 estacy the living iyTe S5oS %
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The cost OF the Bonds Ntiety. fire Pr On,
and accrued interest, Is ,IeT PR Cent ieSs
than that Of the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold
Bearing Bonds oftha Government. flIii ~
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9S1ileeS No. south Frederick Streef,
1 hett Ihan9 side going from Baltimore street, q
lew QoQrS nom the corner. Fan not 10 OBJ.
herHe name and number. 49,
49,! So IetteEsrecetyed unless post paid and
alLl4ng estamp to be- used on The reply,
portion OF advertisement describing symp-
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Ihe WhIte ZINC C0mnnnnll Cn.ol

Ss iIsss spt GSd Is R SSsEh snG Dthss
airy Affections generally. It is a relmarFSbIe
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, DiabeteS
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel. anil otSnr
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Eastern Through Mai
via y &RRR for New
England States, Eas-
tern New York 5 and
ickasteTn PennN..,...... :
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a petition of Lewis Joues, late TAILOR
o. Ohio county, praying to have re-
a reward for the arrest or WIN j Char
line, q convict who escaped Feb. d
1865, and the remaining SS of hich WAS
for advertising the reward in the sDffiv
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Wheeling and Pittsburs
Way Mail. :. .....-.!,.,.,.,..,
Through Eastern vii
bait. & Ohio H r. 70,
81 Washington, D. @.
Baltimore and Rich,
mnfNf1 IN 49, l.ss I
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sRgeGteM.
LOCK HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED AS tA,iREFUGR Ppa,.
QUACREBf.ig ~ = : teOA
TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE c,,.
CAN BE OBTAINED SO6d

nR, JOHNSON has discovered n.
Remedyiin the World for WesS ~! ESiteetlSl
Back or Limbs, Structures, AffectjoD " y, the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary my, the
ges, lmpotency, General Debility EssGSaal
metz 9sion Dy ~ fdas. L4PnES9 Low spirilS GSS
Timidlty, Trembling, Dimnes Of Sy5 S5saltt
G3idd1nesst Disease of the Head TSth OF
Nose, or Skin, Affections OF the IivssrA fntoat
ssqG O. BoTeIsat TeTTtbIe DE DE
secret and solitary practices mOTe t'lIh-
their victims than the song Of sSrenSS@ - %
Mariners Of Ulysses, bhEhtinE thsj, NE
brilliant hopes or anuclpatiOns, TeSdsallooAt
marriage, &c, impoS Sible - -enQettnS
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his office
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS. {,

-Hrgr 80 $'~e@@-' ~
=, Inc many Thousands cured at this estsb-
II1SnL WITHIN the last twenty YeaIs and
PstIQt4ed byDF. Johnston, ed By the
f ndtscee ~ Of 5hs Sun and MANY other papers
again before the public, Besides his StandinR
k5,las gentleman OF character and Tespecta-
plLIy y = nniment guard ntee to the AFFLICTED.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
mar5.1ye ,~r,-,f f,- E-., --..-rTr
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Eratlsnnst2tintt.
BALTIMORE. & OHIO R:R. Comply
z OFFICE 1ir,s BAIT. & ONO RAILaoGnCdt IN
--tEa ~ WHEELING Jan. 5, I67.J
INSTRUMENTATION TRAIN,

WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after jan
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FIRST MORTGAGE RoNDs. 81
- HE GEN AL 'ri
PACIFIC r. r. co.

Their line will extend from Sacramento
California, across the Sierra Nevadas to the
California State line, lravefxing the RI H
lES5E5AND MOSELPOPULOUS SECTION OF
CALIFORNIA, and thence through the
great mining regions or the Territories, to the
vicinity OF salt Lake City.
1t forms the sole Western link OF the only
route to the PRclhcWhich Is adopted by Com
gress and aided by the issue Of united sStates
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-06
PoLrrlcAL MrscELLANY.-The Charlottes-

PoLrrIcAI MIscELLANY.-The Charlottes'
vile tYa.) Chronicle says:
The astounding revolution at the North
the sudden and unexpected development of s
Just and conservative public sentiment in thai
region, as evidenced il Pennsylvania, Ohio
and all of the recent elections-has EN-.
bcldenel us to change our opinion, and We
are now in favnr of united and determined
effort on the 22l Of this month 70 vote down
the proposed Convention.
The New Orleans Picayune (2Oth inst J
awakens to lively sense Of the situation after
the October elections, and observes:-
We should not do our duty to the people
Of these Southern States did we not warn
them again and again that no political revolu.
tion which is possible, however favorable il
it may seem, car do them hundrcdth part ot
thu good which would come from devotion
of the whole of their time and thought to
productive industry.
Asks Southern paper -" What is the use
of Oougrassmen taking four pairs ofkid gloves
apiece, to be paid from tho public treasury,
when they handle the whole South without
gloves?"
The Nathez Courier (unreconstructed,. ).
says an attempt to get up loyal league IL
Columbus, Miss, proved an entire failure
the respectable portion Of the colored people
refusing to have anything to do with the con
| Germ,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-06

AsEcD3rE Or LAElrrr,.-At meeting re-
Gently held at St. Louis, for the purpose of
forming an Historical Socie'y, the elders Of ne
civ related many "reminiscences of the old
times, among WHICH was the following story
Of the p!sate teil:ts -
.1n those days we're three mon In the vii
lsge who used to recount their adventures
with the pirate as members of his crew.
They were once chased by an English ma !
cf war. Broadside offer oroadsidc was flred
at the pursuer-every inch Of canvas was
spread to the wind-aud every marouYfe
known to accomplished scamca was executed
in yan-tbc Engtish'nan was las! overLauli!ng
iaem, AMI i;;eir saot and grape told iaaria!y.
81, ,aGste himself was wounded in the leg.
lie jumped into barrel hail full of ilons to
s.aunch the blood, ard from that position
waved bis sword above his head in defiance
and encouragement to his men. Still the man
of war was gaining on them, and pouring
storms Of iron into them ard their rigging
Soon the shot gave out. "Charge the Guns
with dollars and doubloons" !" cries Lailtle
from the four barrel, and in they went, t9l
there were plenty on board. The English
man received the dose, and amazed and con;
founded ut the extreme u97slty Of tho mis-
sies, were around and quit the action. Tee
pira;e escaped"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-06

Ak ELcorENr AND PATRIOTIC EXTRACT
The following arc the concluding remarks Of
the Hon. .lr. Voorhees, Of Ohio, in a speech
delivered by him at Cincinnati, a few days
previous to tie late elections in that Slate
irhey vii, Strike the reader as embracing SEN
timcnts expressive of the loftiest patriotism,
With an cloqucncc and pathos rarely exhibited
in political specchesin these degenerate times
.'Cyrus'- Mr.. VOORHEES," more lus-
tire fingers around bis name than all his vic
tories themselves Scipio and Pericles the
same. aud Washington the same. But do you
want to point out to your children the mon
stcrs of depravity, as examples for them to
have held up before them, tn Robcspierres, the
Ncroes, the Caligulas. The rising generation
will point to Thaddeus Stevens and that class
Of men who rule the hour, not as illustrious
examples of patriotism, but as strong exam
plcs OF rcvepgcful feeling. l say the graves
Of the dead appeal to you but more than
that, their spirits from the other world talk 10
YOU. They have met upon the plains where
no battle RACES, where all are at peace, where
the Ohioan and the ltentuckian walk together;
where the bright. eyed, pale-faccd boy that
went from his mothers hearth-stone from
Ohio, walks with another bright.ey pale
faced boy that ventfrom Virginia, and if they
could send back their influences from those
fraternal plains, they would say to your
hearts, sleeping and waking, to the hearts oi