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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-06

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-06

JAMES NJ. SHUTE,
aa AEVAH CROCEER,
CHARLES HUDSON,
BOSTON. Jan. 20, 1867. Commissioners
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The union Democrat., 1867-10-26

Bay Ol all associations which have been
devised 10y tho wit of man, F.eemasonry is
pre-eminently the most tolerent. federation
Is, indeed, inculcated by the very genius of
the Institution. The Mason, bound to all his
brethren by a mystical bond which nothing
but the grossest violation of duty can sever,
is ccompeled, if he would be consistent with
his vows, to bear with those infrmities of his
brother which arise from supposed mistaken
theories of religious belief. His lessons OF
'raternal love teach him that intolerance and
blEotry are greater evils than ignorance and
error that nnbellef or false opinion is bet.
ter than the thumb>crcw and the rack and
taat perfect love, the true charity of his theo.
oglcni ladder, cannot he consistent with the
hatred ct a hereto or tie punishment Of an
in!idel.-S. +. Nercayy.
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26
The New schoolmaster.

The News Letter is responsible for the fol.
lowing: Parson Fitzgerald-a " Southern
man Secssionist Traitor! -. Methodist
Church South opposed by the Union.
the Alta, the Times. and Bulletia-howled
against by the fanatics-denounced by pat
riot bullies-prayed againstby the Methodistq
North" opposed to the education of little
niggers opposed to singing John Brown"
IN the public schools-has been elected q Su.
perintendent of Schools " against the ''bestH
Superintendent we ever had The " Model
Yankee the :" patent " Schoolmaster-the
lnimitable, immaculate, immense John SWEET.
SWEET invented school houses-frst discover
ed that education was necessary Us Cadmus
invented letters and introduced them into
Greece, so Swett brought them to California
across the Horn. If il had not been for SWett
there would be no school books on this coast
letters would have been lost art and yet
the insulferably stupid people of California
have gone and elected n Ch;v. 1t is true,
Fitzgerald is not an Ignorant white, a
cay eater" does not sign his name with
Confederate
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26

Tribute oS WoxES-Place her among
flowers foster her as O tender plant, and she
is thing Of fancy, waywardness, and some.
times folly, annoyed by w-drop, fretted
BY the touch of q butterfly wing, and ready
to faint at the rustic of a beetle. The zephyrs
are too rough, the showers too heavy, and She
is overpowered By the perfume of a rosebud.
But let real calamity come-rouse her affec
tons-enkindle the fire of her heart, and
mark her then how her heart strengthens it.
self, how strong is her purpose Place her in
the heat of battle give her child. a bird.
anything she loves or pities. TO protect, and
see her, rs IN an instant raising her white
arms and SHE'D, as her own blood erimsons
her upturned forehead, praying for life to pro.
tect the helpless. Transplant her in the
dark places of the earth-awaken her ener-
gies to action, aud her breath becomes heal.
ing, her presence blessing. She disputes,
inch by inch, the stride Of the stalking pes.
thence, when man, the strong and brave.
shrinks away pale and afrighted. Misfor.
tune daunts her not, she wears away life of
silent endurance, and goes forward with less
tmidity than too her bridal. In prosperity
she is a full of odors waiting but for the winds
of adversely to scatter them abroad, pure gold
available but united to the furnace. In short
woman is a miracle-a mystery the center
from which radiates the great charm of ex.
istence.
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26
cross roads,

and is gentleman and scholar; but only
think oft, n Southern Chiv and sympathzer
with jeff Davis rebellion, TO be intrusted
with the education OF our rising young State !!
Ii is truly dreadful to contemplate: we shud-
der when we think of the biographies and
histories he will introduce. First, we know
in some aliases the Southern States will be
put down as part of the Union the Rebel
lion will be referred TO in school histories "as
the uprising and gallant struggle of q brave
people for their rights - John Brown will be
referred to as a fanatic and madman /; JEFF
Davis will be styled a statesman. and Lee
called general and Beauregard a gentle
man, and Stouewall jackson Christian !;
Longstreet will be named as brave and gal
liant otiicer-and thus will our youth have
their minds poisoned in favor Of Southern reb-
els. We tremble for the safety Of this State,
and prophesy an utter destruction of our ju-
dicial and educational system, from the eIec,
ton of the Hon. Royal T. Sprague to be Su-
preme Judge, and tho Reverend 0. ?. Fitz.
gerald to be Superintendent of Schools. II
the worst come to tho worst, we shall throw
ourselves under the protection Of the Hawai-,
ian flag and claim the guardianchip for our
person and property of the Consul of the Sand
wich Islands.
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26

rsa- The sublime force of Truth enters into
aud peryades the whole fabric of our Order,
giving 1t power Of goodness and strength
tlat starsers the imagination as it attempts
t. take in the whole field of It's operations.
The mind raeoils from the effort 10 portray the
wonderful picture in human language. 1t is
onlywhen we approach the very base of the
theme and look above us at the summit, that
we realize what pigmies we really are. We
have lived and moved in u masonic atmos.
'phere since our youth, and seen enough to
satisfy the most sanguine aspirations; but
when we pause and reflect that all around us
are but atoms in the universe of Masocs. and
.that the brief years in which we have lived
arc but sands along the river of Time. upon
which have passed the innumerable hosts of
our fraternity, the tongue fails to speak, the
heart sinks within us, and we sit down in sol.
emn meditation over the dead and coming
ages of the worlds. f. Nercmy.
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26

efn- The free and easy shooting times Pc
cu!iar to California are not entirely over vet.
judging from the fearful tragedy which oc,
Cured on the day of election at Little Lake.
Mendocino county. 1t appears that feud
has long existed between two families of the
names of Coats and Frost. On the day men
toned both families came to the town armed,
and when they met. Coats Immediately fred
and killed Frost. TIE firing at once became
general between the families. during which
i've of the Coats family were killed aud three
wounded dangerously. while on the other side
Frost was killed and his son.in. law, Duncan,
was mortally wounded. Not word was
spoken by either party during the atfray.
This settlement Of family troubles was Ger.
tainly conducted with bloody business Ike
dispatch and no waste Of volatility. Stock,
ton Gazette.
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26

TIE ORIGIN OF Dixie "A writer in the
New Orleans Delta says:
- do not wish to spoil a pretty illusion,
but the real truth is taat Dixie is an indig.
enous Northern negro refrain, as common to
the writer as the lamp posts OF New York.
seventy or seventy.iive years ago. II was
one of the every. day nllu>ions Of boys at that
time in all their outdoor sports. And no one
ever heard of Dixies land being other thaa
Manhattan Island until receally. when it
has. erroneousy, been supposed to refer to the
South from ts connection with thetic negro
allegory. When slavery existed in New
York, ono 'Dixy' owned large ,ract Of land
on Manhattan Island. and large number of
slaves. Tho increase of tho slaves and the
increase ot the abolition sentiment, caused an
emigration of the slaves to more thorough
and secure slave sections, aud the negroes
who were thus sent OF naturally hooked bncli
90 their old homes, where they had lived in
clover, with feelings of regret, as they conld
not Imagine any place like Dixy's. Hence,
If became Synonymous with an ideal locality,
combating ease, comfort and material happi.
ness OF every description. In those days,
negro singinS aud minstrelsv were III their
inaacy, and any subject that could be
wre'' ght into ballad was eagerly picked up.
Thi- was tho ease with Dixie 1t originated
in New York, and assumed the proportions
of song there. In it's travels it has been
enlarged, and has gathered moss. 1t has
picked IN note here and a note there. 4
chorus has been added to it, and from an in
distinct chant of two or three notes it has be-
come an elaborate melody. But the fact that
it is not a Southern song cannot be rubbed
out? The ia!lacy is so popular to the con-
trarv, that have been ut pains to state the
real origin Of it,
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26
Application for Mining Claim

EJNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, STOCKTON. JULY
u Eth, 1867 Notice is hereby given. that the En-
terprise Gold and Silver Mining Company yG h Steve
not; Trustee and Director this day filed in this office
diagram of the - Enterprise mine. situated Carson
I in the county of Caaveras, State OF California; eN-
tending in northwesterly aud southeasterly direction
six hundred 6o0) feet. less by two hundred 0)
in width. and adjoining the northwest end the
claims of the ' Reserve" mining company, and the
southeast end the claims of the - South Carolina mining
company. Also notice that it is the intention of said
company apply for patent from the United States for
said quartz claim boundaries fixed shown in said
diagram in accordance With the provisions of Act OF
Congress entitled An Act granting the right of way to
d ch and canal owners over the public lands, and for
other purposes approved July Goth. 1866.
All persons having adverse claims to said mine.
must objections in this office within ninety (90l
days from the first publication hereof.
ecl2-Sm 5. I. NYE, Register.
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26

STRANGE INcoNsiSrENcy.-The ways o!
some OF the radical leaders are beyond COM
prehension. They are too mysterious to
admit of rational explanation. Take for
example the record of Senator Trumbull of
Illinois. lie is in fail sympathy with the
radical majority in Congress and endorses
the reconstruction policy Of that body. One.
aud indeed the most important feature of that
policy, is to enforce by Congressional enact.
ment, negro suffrage in the Southern States.
Yet IN grave paper, prepared with care. be
de ares thu. Congress has no constitutional
power to interfere with this suffrage question
IN the States and, with regard to this exer.
else OF unauthorized power by that body, he
says; p" to allow them representatives to
exercise powers not granted would be 10 make
them masters instead of the servants Of the
people, and such representative government
would be but little better than despotism. :"
according to his own showing he is endeayor.
ing IN connection with his party friends. 10
iasten this despotism on the country.
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26
Application for 1ining Claim

ETNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, STOCKTON. AU-
y gust a, lS67.-Notre is hereby given, that Cab
X. Stevenot has this ay fled in this office diagram
the - santa Cruz line mine, situated the road
leading from Carsous Hohinsoas Ferry, in the county
OF Ciaytras, State Of California. and being thousand
(o0e feet in length and bounded each way by the wall
OF the same: also, for roadway and mill site, shown
in SAID diagram accordance with the provisions of
Act of Congress entitled An Act granting the right
way to ditch and canal owners the public lands, and
for ther purposes approved July 70 1906. All persons
having any adverse claims to said miue must file their
objections n this office within ninety s1) days from the
first publication of this notice.
ocl2-3m S. T. NYE, Register.
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26
IA Mount Vernon Cold aud silver ain.

ing Company, Sugar Pins District, Tuoumnc county
California Notice is hereby given that a meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees of said company held on the lt
day Of October 1867, twenty five cents
Per share was levied upon the capital stock of said com
pauy payable the 10th day OF October 1867 in gold
coin of the United States o America the Secretary
at the office OF the company, in the city of Columbia
the county Of ruou,nne. Amy stock upon which said
sessmcnt shall remain unpaid the day of No
vember 1867 shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
advertised for sale at public auction and unless payment
shall be made before, will be sold the 10Th day of Nc
vsmber 1857 10 pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale
Jos. POWNALI., Secretary
once az the office OF the Taoumne County Water
Company, in Columbia. oc5. 3y
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26
Application lor Mining Claim.

s. LAND OFFICE. STOCKTON. AUGUST eth
u 1S61 Notice is hereby given that G Gh. X Steve
mt has this day filed in this Office diagram OF the
- Stanslaus Nine, situated the village Of Robin
son Ferry in the county ot (al4vorlS Stat nf Caliar
"a and being thousand l00o feet in length, and
bounded ON each side 10y the wall OF the same; so
ioad"ly ana nii! sitc. SHOWN IN said diagram.
corancc with the provisions of of Congress enti-
tied - An Act granting he right of WAY ditch and ca
nal owners, the pUbc lands and for other pGrpo-
ses, approved July -6th 1866. All persons having any
adverse claims to said m;He must file their objections
tins office within ninety 600 days om the pubiicg-
ton OF this notice. locI33ml s. 7. NYE. Register
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26

Sn- YouSG LADY returning to her country home, al
sQjourn of months in the city, hardly
cognzed by her friends IN place of COARSE rustic,
flushed face, she had soft ruby complexion of almost
marble smootness. and instead Of twenythree she
ally appeared but eighteen Upon inquiry the
of great change she plainly told them that She used
the Circassian Balm. and considered ii invalua-
blc acquisition any Iaays toilet. BY its any Lady
or Gentleman Improve their personal appearances
hundred fold 1t is simple in its combination Nature
herself Is simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in draw
ing impurities from. also healing. cleansing and heIty
ing the skin aud complexion. ly its direct action the
cfele draws from ii all its impurities kindly healing
the sane and ayiGs the surface Nature intended il
should he, clear, soft. smooth and beautiful Price 81.
sent by Mail or Express, receipt Of "a order by
". I. CLARK 6 Co, Chemists.
No. s Wos. Eayette ST. Syracuse. " Y
The Only American Agents for the sale o the apis
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26
Application for Mining Claim

81 NTFED STATES LAND OFFICE. STOCKTON, JULY
~ 18th, 1867 Notice is hereby given. that Cab. X
Stevenot, III. T. Sharp James F. Anderson Julia
Anderson and her two children Wm j. and Josephine
kinnegan, have this day filed in this Office diagram of
the Reserve mine, situate Carson Hill, county of
Caaveras, State of Calf rnia, extending northwest
arly and southeasterly direction eight hundred 5000 feet
less: also of mill site three hundred (}o0) feet
by four hundred 400 feet and grounds for way rail
track thousand 000) feet in length by twenty COY
feet in width, connecting said mill site with the mine.
Said claim being Joined On the northwest end by the
James Fair Co. - Morgan" claim, and the south
east end by the 90 Enterprise claim. Also notice that
it their intention apply to the United States for
pat for said mne with boundaries shown in
said diagram in accordance with the provisions
of Congress entitled An Act granting the right way
ditch and canal the public lands. and for
other purposes approved July Goth, 1850. All persons
having any adverse claims to said mne must file their OBJ
ections this office within ninety 900 days from the first
publication hereof.
ocI2.2m s. 7. NYE, Register.
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26

y TALE of Vol casped her tiny hand
IN mine, | clasped her bcauteous form; |
vowed to shield her from the wind. and from
the world 5 cold storm. She Set her beaulc-
Gus eyes IN me, the tears did widely flow, and
with her little lips she said, Confound you,
let me sc"
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26

GES~ Hanging mackerel to your coat tail
and imagining Yourself u whale, constitutes
Goldfish aristocracy
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26
Read what the editor OF the Cincinnati Times says
ALIENS LUNG BALSAN:

Read what the editor OF the Cincinnati Times of
ALIENS LUNG BALSAN:
A REMARKABLE CURE.-Nr. Samuel Lewis, of the old
Pioneers of Cincinnati very long apparently, ia the
last stages of consumption and given up by physicians
when kind friend recommended him TO ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM. lie did so and mme iiately commenced
recovering and IS able to attend business. lie
- In truth, may 1t has saved my hte. Mr.
Lewis is well known in CINCINNATI and the fullest conf
dence may be placed in his statements 1t is due, there
FORE the community, especially those suffering under
this terrible maady that the fullest publicity be gwen
to such marvellous cures that other sufferers may avail
themselves of the remedy. With pleasure, therefore
refer TO this
Balsam and what hear of its merts think should
be at used by all persons suffering from cough
any pulmonary complaint. We hear that maBy far avau-
ced in consumption been cured by its ap66m
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26
Wonderful ba, True-uAD,ns RExt1aEoy. I

Wonderful bat Truc.-NADasiE REMINGTON, the
world renowned As;-elogist aud SomaaaIbusc Cirvoy
ea; while in cairvoyat state. dslinaates the very @
:Hres of the person yog marry and by the all Of
instrument of intense power, known the Psychono
trope. gaarartees produce perfect and lfeke pic
# the future husband wife Of the applicant with
date d marriage. occupation leading traits Of character
&c. This imposition. testimonials without
Der can assert y stating place of BIRTH age dispos
tion. c.or OF eyes ana hair. AMI enclosing fl cents. aid
stamped envelope addressed - yourself you will receive
the picture bg return MAIL together with desired intor-
nation.
RS- Address in confidence, MADAME GERrRrpE RExISG
CT +. 0. Box 2f7, West Troy, N. sp1S-1y
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Inc Progress OF n luxury thir.v wears
'he fashionable world has been perfmed with
and Lansnan.s Florida Water and its fame has
eSen spreading as me hew. Having taken preceaene
oi all other toilet oors in the United States it passed "a
The Southern Peninsula. and thence all Spanish Au,e
Fiea continental and iasuar When California became,
state she demanded it and then australia received IL
Win every civilized community in the Western world It's
name household word its fragrance aad refreshing
power household blessing And Still its reputation ex-
tends anu Is likely To extend, wherever an exquisite
floral perfume appreciated Purchasers are requested
20 that the words Florida Water Murray and Ias
man. No. 90 Water street. New York are STAMPED in the
glass on each bottle. Without this none is genuine
sel4lm. HoSTETTER, SMITH L DEAN. san Frame.
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26
AZ ANTIDaTE FnR POISON

THE PAS KILLEE-Rev. I. Alien, writing from Tavoy,
Burmah, says: g Within the past four years 1 have
used and disposed of about five hundred bottles but
out. Please send me fresh supply soon as YOU
cansay two hundred bottles. dare be without il
myself and there endless calls forit both by Burmaps
and karens always take it with into the iungles
and have frequent occasion 10 it, both myself and
others. 0ne night, while sleeping in open Zayate.
awoke 10y most eXcrucjatng pain in NY On
examination, found had been bitten bv ccntpede.
Immediately applied the Pain Killer and fonnd nsiau;
relief Ia less than an hour WAS again asecp.'
Rev. Nh Iihbard, writing from Bgrmah his father,
says - have used Davis Pain Killer Tor coughs colds
GUNNER complaints burns and for the sting scorpions
with uniform We always keep it where we can
Lay our hands on 1t in the dark, il need be-" ap66m
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26
SuERaEE,ssAa-ye- ye-nr 80.

o. SazERaEF'S SAE4 Ely virtue of an execution
~ issued out of the Fifth Judicial District Court for the
County Of Tuolumne State Of California in the action Of
Joseph Phelps j. Il. Sheppard and John Cowe against
The Tuoumne Mountain Gold aud Silver Mining Cor,pany
Corporation duly atteSted the 18th day of October
A. n 1907, for the Of -Four hundred 72I00 dollars
damages. and interest thereon, half per cent
ad dollar costs. together with accrung costs have
seized and taken in execution the following described prop
crty, to-wit:
That certain quartz claim known rs the Buchanan
quartz claim situated the south side Of Hunter Canon
in TUolumne county, California.
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26
EHRORATE NOTICE.

EDROBATE NOTECE.-In the matter Of tn
Il estate of HENRY c. COLE, deceased IN PRO-
bate Court county of Tuolumne State of California
1t appearing to the Judge of said Court by the penn
presented ard fled by John Van arncen the executor
the estate of Henry c. Cole deceased praying for an
der to sell real estate that it is sell The whole
Of the real estate pay the debts outstanding against the
deceased and the debts expenses and charges of the ad
mnisraton. 1t is therefore ordered by the Judge of
said Court that all persons interested in the said estate
appear before the Probate Court MONDAY the 2sth
day of October 1861 oocock the forenoon of said
day at The Court room of said Probate Court at the Court
House IN the city of Sonora show cause why an order
should not be granted the said executor to sell SO much
OF the real estate of the deceased shall
and that copy of this order be published at least ur
successive weeks in the UNION DEMOCRAT a newspaper
printed and published in said city and county
GEO. u. kE1ES, County and Probate judge
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK COUNTY OF TuoLuM-
SE- P NJ Fisher County Clerk Of the county of TuoI
une. State of California and excio clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court In and for said county do hereby certify the
foregoing to be true and correct copy of an order duly
made and entered upon the minutes Probate Cour
Witness my hand and the seal of said Probate Court
this S9th day of September.A. A. D.. 1867.
seal and Five cent Internal Revenue stanp cancelled
oc0-1m L. NJ FISHER, Clerk
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26

That certain quartzml known as the Buchanan Quartz
mill, situated on Mill Gulch The south side of Hunter
Canon and apperainiug 10 said Buchanan quartzvein
together with all and singular the tenement hered-
taments and appurtenanceS thereunto belonging or in
any wise appertaining to said mine and MILL
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY. the 9th
day of NovemherA 1867, at Il o'clock front of the
Court House door, in the city of Sonora will sell said
property to the highest bidder for cash. to satisfy said
Judgment, with costs and accruing COSTS
Judgment, costs and accruing costs pavahle in T. 8
gold coin. JOHN L. BOURLAND sheriff
sonora, october 18th, 1867. ocl94w
The union Democrat., 1867-10-26

Es- Medical Advice.-DR WM X. DoHERTY'S
Medical and Surgical Institute is becoming QUA
te the welfare of State AMI health Of citizens
and his rapidly spreading reputation, although may
cite SURPRISE is but the signal of skill and follows the
natural effect of such We personally
quanted with gentlemen who have suffered years
disease and who had taken advantage
available that promised relief but without success
until they they called upon Dr. Doherty who in incred
IDLY space of time has given them entire relief 1t
gratifying this fact because the
gentleman who seeks by defamation of Others to
tabs his reputation to the supersructure of
own upon the ruin of anothers fame The Doctor con-
ducts his Institute in such manner that mus; be raty
ing all his patients. He examines advises and recon-
mends without charge and the patient after hearing his
for treatment accep reject at pleasure In
does the Doctor make charge unless he elects
cure. This he is able to do, because he feels the conf
deace which long experience has given and doubt the
consolation which apperaus TO that confidence. Persons
with either chronic disease, would do
we'll consult the Doctor; at all events DO harn
consultation he asks fee; does he
obedience his advice unless the patient places himself
under his His Offices Sacramento street,
poste the Pacific Mail Steamship oiee.-S. f, News.