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LIST or PREMIUMS +:

NJ I-Tar M.de. Frui, F.rm. go ~,
= - 600 ~ Gr~.nnacks. ann,
3--,,nr -psn of matched B,v
\ r-r-. ~nh E,ga Top
Crrrisge a.d iisrn-ss, 500
4-uae rurrrb Oh Psln,inv.
Ma, NJ gdHien- SUI ctgIo 5oo
o-onr Piano, {Ch,ck nm
inls plsny MS drown ~ NE =, ~.
N"r'hNts'r'n isis 20 q ,icagD ickst 81
NJ. O. One compi-i~ ..t ~ back
walnut Fu,ni'u-s ,in gfe.n
rep. ennl
Zoe iatg. BIirror. French
pisse Y, . Z irrt n.gD.
"s'n,~ 'fimm'ag-. 500
s Onr M -lodroa, 3ss
J-Onr csmpl.,- r-t u Parlor.
BID room Furniture. 3col
lO-l s'inng rom Furniture 3Ou
1l-Ud Painting. L'ncnln. a5u
l2-ui Prlntng W.-,nact,n, 25O
IL On Psi"nng. dy W.sI.
ioe.rn. ESQ
40 Printing. g ~. Grsnt. 30
l5-J III tas'l,6 n 5 nrr, 80,
l6-O' Pa sig,D ~. W~s.isr $50,
i7-Us psin,'s. Tropics. spring $50
1S--Usi PaiutiDl. Trop,c-. ian o5ol
l9-O,l Painting, h.n,,r's
L,>' Shot, o5ol'
20--Oae Cabine' Organ, 175l.
2i--Onr Mirror. Fr-ncn plate. ,5ol
go ae .toSswood Marble. Ton
C-ntre Table. iOol
20 u 32 indivsivr--Trn first
Glass Sewing Discaine-.
$3.50 each, 5O0l
80 10 81 inclusivt--Five first.
class KNITTING Machines,
$l25 each, 625 /,
38--Iwo v IS French Flow
ere. WIN Msroie 8 and. 100 4
30--One Whntnot. with French !
plate Mirros. 75ld
4O-Psrian Marble Card Re- n
ceivsr, *
H--One Mirror. French plate 6
glass 5Ol
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Feb. 10th. 1867 -sw
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

.-,... an, ON of facts and 10 accept and
advocate those theories and doctrines Only "i,0r
deduced from and can DO verified py' LAWS anu =
c,p,rs that exist IN Nature; that Vs. IN Vno "o'A -
creation around us where their mathematics eA"o''esS
and their iufabty are demonstrated Wy '''
order and harmony TO which they give rise
a. hsis Of discussion. Il is proposed to cOnIaeF V"e
s,,,i.,,aitv OF attaining the following among otuer
ends ..., s...... ,,i.i, ehu
Ia universal iu its character based on LAWS ana Po'l
not can be demonstrated TO DO true, and independent OF
m ,,,id,,l opinons aud theories, tho science OF
Astronomy is independent Of The astronomers engaged
OF establishing Center for tho School in some ono
y, opr large cities and Of organizing branches In those
parts OF the country whore an interest ia the Science
exists. o.,
g OF deciding what fundamental Principles OF tue SCI
enoe have already discovered and can be accepeo
as q basis and starting point for future lab0rs
4 OF demonstrating 70 advanced minds every where
that POSITIVE SOCIAL SCIENCE can and IS to DC ovoWe"'
which win guide the hungn mind rightly IN tuo us
covery Of the OF social progress ana Improve
ment1 Co.. an.
or clearing M witt, the aid OF such Science, the
conflicting theories embraced under the general name OF
SOCIALISM which is the precursor OF positive socia.
science as asuOogy was OF astronomy OF "io"o' VI
OF determining whether any, and il so what organic
changes in the constitution OF the existing Soca o %
can with The aid which Social science III itS proSo '
of development affords, De Effected - ,,, .l,a
The place OF meeting will be made kn3wh ulL"usn sap
ijv Porers or by application to any othe unuelrlgh
We suggest to the friends Of the Science IN huiorf o
hold similar convention in some one OF their capits
Gf Draccabe before the close OF tho Expositio anu
lend their aid 10 the work OF elaboration By thS ne,s aus
upity and universally can be gwen 10 tue 5'9 VI '
new and most important Science. -
HORACE GREELEY, a nhlHnnANn'
] THOMAS j. DuRAN1, o. mhNDANl"'T
JOSIAH WARREN. -. - NtAa''
T. J.. WADSwORrH. JOHN OIN
III. II. MARSH, Id HO"hAH"'
Neir- York, june 1861.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
SOCIAL SCIENCE.

The undersigned. interested in SOCIAL SCIENCE
tako the initiative in inviting those who similarly inter-
sted 10 meet in the city Of NewYork on the sh Of July
next for the purpose Of deysng and adopting measures
which aha secure the regular and systematic study OF
this great branch OF human knowledge promote its deye
opmeut and aid In establishing II as POSITIVE SCIENCE.
Believing Social Science to be the most important Of the
sciences its function Is to explain the trHe or normal
organization Of human society, and. in 80 doing the
means Of human happiness and elevation we deem II Of
great moment that the best minds Of country should
be Interested ia its study and their aid obtained cabor
sting and popnlaizlngit creation Of tho Nineteenth
Century and still In its infancy the Science will require
the ables intellect Of the age perfect and place II
on basis that shall command universal recognition aud
assent.
IL Il the desire and intention Of those who call the
meeting 20 avoid 70 as great extent possible
with Dieseat mental habits aud procliyltes al indl
Rdaa heOrzng and speculation, all expression Of per
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
TILE MARKETS.
lCarsfalIy reported for THR rRIBUSs !


TUESDAY, June ls, 1861.
ASHES are I'm moderate request and steady, nc - % Tor
Pots Pearls are and nominal at 81 81 Saieratus
is in fair iobbiug demand for pure Pearl Ash
BUILDING MATERIALS-Bricks have ruled firm,
with fair demand. Other articles coming under
this heading have Tusd duh, and prices tend down
ward We quote as follows Bricks from yard
at 50 T5dNi for Common Hard; NS9Sl9 50 Tor
Croton, and s5Od955 for Philadelphia Front Ce-
ment at 81 90 for Roscndale Lime at 81 % for COM
mon aud 81 50 for Lump; Laths, 81 25 FOR Eastern
Lumber at SieaSl9 for Eastern Spruce; Hair at $50
sac for Rio Grandc Mixed, 3laS2c. for Bnenos Ayres
Mixed and I0allc. for Unwashed Western Hog; Plaster
OF Paris at 81 for Blue Nova scotia - 20 t'm
for White do q 40 Dbl for Cleaned Eastern, and y 10
y bbl for KnckerbOckor and Empire Mills.
BEEswAX-Yclow has been IN moderate request :
prices are steady sales OF 20O at AoGA2c for western
and Southern. 81,
BRIsTLEs are without change in prices the business
has been moderate; sales at from 05c@s1 ior American
Gray and White. o.
ROOTS AND sIIOES--MeSsrs Howes, Hyatt co,
report the trade quiet but, anticipating good deinlai
prccs are well sustained The stocks ON hand bOth Win
manufacturers and jobbers. are very nght NO denhu
for export California and Oregon merchants are pa te
market buying hut carefully Early buyers VIII do tue
best this Fa, Boots and shoes must advance IrIeeS
arc without important change. We quote
MEN AND BOYS BOOTS.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

ending juno H. inclusive Of specie, were $S5S,3SS,
against $l29 s4 for the corresponding week in 1865
The following is a statement Of coal transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week end
ing Juno 15 1861 and for the season
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
COURT CALENDAR-Tuus DAY.

TgRM-Rnunera,ed MolloBa
6T-peck sgt. Decker
6B--Schuylef agt Smith.
ll--ilateh agt. Brewster
l3-Prouly agL Poster
7O-Tbalmesstngef sgt Conklin.
1l-Meacham sgt feil
7l-Bali agt. Hudson River X r.
Co.
75-BOWman AT. TratiA
rr-PART T.-PRcKnAN, J.
B5l-Tucker agt The Long Island
X. r. Co.
Bj2-Tucker sgt Same.
lls5-ClaReJ agt The Harlem u. r.
Go.
795-IIsll and ano. hgt Kellogg ct
al.
859-Bnchman sgt hAey.
8l5-Bank ~ the Commonwealth
sgt Lunbersnn.
e7-ROLinson agt. Phililps.
72i-McClellan agt Bnehausn.
lJ9l-MOser at. Raphael
iiLLER. J.
7J6-GoodNln sgt. Bait. and Ohio
r. X. Co.
4G9-Ballsilne ngt Henri.
s5O-Groeers Nat Bank sgi CLARK
l3e8-GAmbriilagt Bell, Com'r, &c.
l6lB-DAyis agt Culbcris0n.
24G-Still agt BFanwell.
J0f-Treadwell hgt Benendgs.
5la-Fllnt agt. Harmony.
33l-IlowAri AIT. Wright.
l96--Kennedy ACT. Radcliffe.
1O0--lRichAfdsOn sft Clark
iN-D4siKLLs. J. Issues of Law
act.
25l-Atwood sgt Beurehoa Run
PEI. Co.
i42-Ftou,cnel et Al. sg'. Butler
lf1-llaIper Agt Gliddon.
k2G jill agt. Hubbard aud an0.
22s-Gfsy at Woodcock.
4sy-Caps aid tno. tgt PeaIfall
and GuO.
2s1- -McCrofy agt. MoCrory.
253-iIouty agt Alich. 50. and y.
lud X. 4 Go.
2f-saine sgi Madden etal
E.-Burull, eHT, sgt Bosfduan,
eKL
2ai-Stlnrer sgi saetet' etaL
4s'l-Name agi. same.
2ay-biun, ir and 6uo. hgt BsI.
tcf and An0.
2t0-Ibursion agt. Douglas e A.
2tl-klls..a and, IT,, agt. kingnlAnd
Il al -s&asx.-,gt nv
J. Reffrted Cases
15--fisher agt. Powell.
5l-Ensegre sgt Henich.
l0B-IiarishoTne sgt. Taylor
l09-llirschicld agt. ilirfchfsld
llO-Tweed agt. Miller
lli--Same agt same.
ll6-Glies agt Daily.
lli--Bhily agt Giles ct Al.
IGN y. Nat EI. Ia. act. Bailey.
ll9-Marriner and GutlA Percha
Man. 60.
i20-Morey et al sgt. Lillenthal.
entlsnd.
'KRA -PAnr i.-McCusN, J.
,ri3-Armstfong agi. Stevens
lJSJ-heCoil sgt Sun Mutual Ins
Co.
sgt Lynch.
i2Ol Ol--AdAm agt Bliss
l9il-Goodrigo agt The Cllnton
Fire ins. Co.
.ll7-Bedom act, Kelly.
JoNEs, J.
agt. Gilbert.
Agt CallAghan.
ll00-SpeneeF agt. Moore.
lJJl--l,eyy agt Bernstein.
iJJi-Byron hgt Freeman.
i1B-Mariln agt. Wolfe.
lJJl-Dahler agt. Golisleia.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

INT,
10 8 6s $40 Cp 'C5 n |
| 5000. .lU'h
s ~ 1910 Coup
| 100000. .lOOb
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

SUPREME COURT-GENyRAI
Williamson egt Wadsworth.
5g-Sohepp agt. Carpenter.
6D--Sione agt Browning.
bl-KdEerds agt. Budenbufg.
C2-Wheeler asC Allen.
G3-Smythe agt Grsydon.
Gs-DuniOn sgt. Pccare.
G5-Bank Of Commonwealth sgt
Van Nleech.
6G-Burke agt. Broadway snd
SeVenth-Ave. n. H. Go.
SUPREME COURT-CmCJ
Gn-Dufais sgL Andrews 81 al.
i457-U. 4. ard Brazil Msil 3. 3. Go,
agt. Merrill, ir
lJ29-De Lover agi. Pike.
58l-Whitinsh sgi. buckley ct al.
52J-Boyd hgt. Merritt
l0y3-SeTgeant and Ano. agt. Bur
TOWG
l42a-Bsker and ano. Agt. Webster
5il-Buncke agt Kelly, SheTi1, sc.
32l-Clark sgt. Smith.
l065-Murphy tgt. The Forty
second sl Ferry II. Il. Go.
PART IL
3O-liaYiley agi. Jsmes.
30l-lynch agt IlaleL
s9l-BroOks sgt. SchNerln.
93l-Drown Hgt Mslloy.
lJ2O-Leakc hgt. The Bleeckofst
and Fulton Ferry X. X. Go.
22i-Monroe agt. Hudson Il. X r.
Co.
lJOO-Droad. &c. agt Pacific Nut
InS. Co.
e9l-DerAnoey agt Stevenson.
5J2-Fielding sgt Seholsld et a.
SUPREME COUKT-SPECiAL Tn
and
Woodruff sgi Albert aud sEo
l8g-llAnser agt srbseneT
l9l-White ct Al AgL Icigfrihau
and anO.
2is-De Casse agt The Rettor,
&c, ,of The ChaieL da D.
kspni
2t5-sIannins ct al sgt ls,uaoln e
al.
2l6--Pllelsn, aim'r. oct kUncdy
li3-Welles agf. Strong
t9-Newman ct 81. tgt Venc1.
5J--kenyon at. Lalo 81 Al
l97--COit agi Campbell
20l--Williams sgi Pendflsrfft
2oJ- Kiliam. err. srt allen ,tGl
2jf-Sheparl Is al faL DaLiOlth
ct Al.
2t9-IIerzog oi sl. sgt faer.
2JO-Bsch ct al. sgt.Hsnbhsr et al.
So $50. 49,
SUPREME COURT-cHAwnrRs.
6i-Jake sgt. Artisans Bank.
2g--GrshAm sgt slower
+0-Msischke agt. Muctiehof.
W-Hamilton et al sgi. Clinton
and AnO.
59-Gilberi agt. Burra Barra Cop.
per Co. Of Tennessee.
&C. Biriseye sgt Sherman.
sj-BaoLeiacber sgt He,den.
heimer ei al.
06-Pslmer, &c, sgt Culhng'
worth.
ba- IoNtli hRL POWELL
Call No. l46Johuston et ~. sgt ]
SUPERIOR COURT--TKAL
2929-Moses sgt. Banker
32i7-Sackeit agt. Gunner
825-Gilbert sgt Wesley.
2js9-Gray agt. Underwood.
306g-Stnbenyall agt Grimm.
3lJl-llobba ACT. Bunge.
27l7-Crow hgt Becker.
l7J5-Miller sgt BemeE
26J7-MHller sgt. Bernhard.
PART H.
260i-Commlsky agt. Salomon.
3l66-Ffutb sgt. Foster.
Hl0-Gaulner ngt. Serrell
33O5-North River Bank agt Shader.
3j20--K Klramke pgt. hilTerbesge.
li2s-Fogefty hgt hndenreid.
Jl9G-TobiH sgt Ogden.
3zll-0 D0nBell act Graz.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

FIRE CRACKERS are in very fair demand at about
nreyous rates sales last OF about boxes,
at s. 9O0S2 % for No. I, and 81 for Extra.
GRAIN-The Wheat Market is unsettled and is lower,
the demand quite light confined to Mlers. The sales
500 bush OF No Milwaukee at s. 25 1000 Oush. Com
imOn No on private 800 BUSH fine do at g. and
1900 bush. White California at 81 6i00 60, closing
lower at s. i0dS2 co. Rye is duh and lower sales OF
I7OO bush Western at 81 5OGS 35 Oats rmer, but
quiet NJ the Improvement sales OF 3 500 BUSH at 5976c
Tor Western for Southern and Ohio and ss0sfc for
state Corn is rather mer but Is active though
closing quite strong for very dry suitable for spment
by sailing vessels The sales 2o0o bush at yOaS 10
sr Uo and Damn; 81 OaaSI 10 for Kiln Dried Western
si Os0 81 New Western Mixed, aud very dy do az
81 IL. 81 O8QSl 10 for White Western, and 81 ii Tor
Southern yellow Old is nominal IL viii be seen by the
following table Of prices of cereals compared with
month since are materially lower and we nave s'ii "
note strong downward tendency
New-York tribune., 1867-06-19


FLOUR AND MEAIs-The improved feeling which dis
tnguisled market for State and Western Flour &c
the date OF last weekly review was OF short duration,
the large arrivals here and at TIC lake ports, aud the
warm weather have increased thc desire 20 SELL but the
trade have not been willing 10 purchase beyond thor
present wants, and effect sales freely, large sbae
nent been nade-tbis Il particularly so with Old
Fonr which the trade regard unsafe 10 bold hence
we have had much irregaarity and depression IN the
market To-day the inquiry moro general, but with
liberal offerings prices fel on 1S025c q bbl., and
tine market closed unsettled and heavy;
the are O0 bbls. at 81 % asa in Superne State:
s. 3OdS for Extra do 80 GOA so 90 for the low grades
of Western Extra SI S2 80 for good to choice Spring
Wheat Extras aud small lots 10 S2 S; $40 5oaS 60 Tor
shipping Ohio; S 5OdSi3 for Trade do, and s12 5O0e6 u
for Single Double. and Triple Extras. California Flour
lower and closes heavy the desire 10 sei more notce
able; sales Of O bb and bags at ell 600s5 and small
lots higher prices. Canadian Flour - usaaDe
and prices nominal at Sl q sl2 70 for good IT, en0ce
Extras and $40 G5dSll 30 FOR Trade and Family Extras.
FfUur 4 very dihicuit Of ce" is lower and
prices are unsettled the sales OF 30 bbs &c 50 5Oasil for
Common Good Extra Baltimore, &c, and Sli 20dtl5 -
for Trade and Family Extras. Rye Epur is easier and
te spply large; sales SO bbls &c t6 100 IS TO Corn
Meal j. heavy sales OF bbls a s. 90 for City AND -
FOR Fairfax The variations since May 10, are shown ny
following table.
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ALIENS 4:
PAIN DOCTOR

+ s.srEEDY RELIEF am CURE To- Lsm
IA. .6ngo, Pain IN The Side, Batk. KhehmH.
item. Neuralgia, Sore 1'hrnat, Diptieria. Tooth .
ache. Biruas Brhises and :Srraips. N ersotis
Heais che. SajffpsAs OF the9 Joints, mud pains OF
pany art of the body. -, :? - =;
Tfis compound has been. hut, short time
before y6he putiic, md has aIientlS grown into
great ;fayor and fepnte lin %neaI}y :rvety ia
ataues, where it xhns i,e-n lfi-dt rliele. are
cases 10 chronic and erp:seate.i as I o. bafia
all humap resnedirs md ths inventor, OF Mi.
compound does does lnt claim for Il aAyN si,eh
,ipfaiibity as To- cure every e,israss ,0Ider Tue
sun. ,sast aseftpns Of any human reine.ly,
Lrnr Lieir NV constructions, even 70. ,ths ni,ist
simple-1,inded bit whed pair esa' be Cured
4a,f . cliryed: bf lhirn-nts ahL smbroSstisns
thiss sepsrdi ION y III do 4. = = :.
The Pain Doctor Is not mad. MP ofcr6nt
or In.I,Sn remsdiFs 6pt is J Iirf,appy eosn rsa,Gd
~ standard tif<tifenSs and, thett f5r-, can lseHn
.hnmbpgs The, sinljnyt pf ,il,ospsc ~ no have
given fairs ,ri,l. al ,sdbs. aittiats +ats its
claims y ;sl,. tesp ssx; Length s 81 q tiIs i.
smell. a,sI issoh At sueis sspsice assp 6ezvit!,
in the'reach Of nlk ....~s..... , =,
II SHOULD b. kept IN esefys fsmDx 80 rs
worth double the prics.Elo eilreahe ai.asnts
Give !. farr t,tsf. .,,a you, ,silf always keep
l. on hand. s,nour Shs fahiiiy m@iIsiues.. =.
: p =. DIRECTIONS.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-06

In the GROCERY DEPARTMENT they
have all kinds Of Sugar. C"ffee and TIA, Ba-
con. Lard, Salt. Molasscs, Flour. Neal, Cheese
md Crackers S> run. Sardines, Oysters. Cam.
ell Fruits and Meats, Starch, Candles, Calsur,
topperas. Buckets. Tubs. B"gging and Rope:
,I,rou,ns, Plow Lines. Mackerel, in kits and
barrels, Soar Of all kinds, Powder, Shot. Caps
best brands of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
American and Havana Cigars. aud everything
kept in a frat class Grocery store.
They have the finest assortment OF French
and American CANDIES ever brought to this
place. TO which they invite special attention,
They have full stock of
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lPH KS
/ s. /, 8. !: !.

..t.- Il,
IG0E 0EIssNTlI Piaprfs tbs.
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:. : az alasys.siiaka sgell bsfors :nsing. ;As p
-gs,.trai rule, apply: freely Sie ,G,ipsnG with
he paIp, o. the hnnd, or.a piece oi eioti,Sr raU
biuE briskly, ,un,i! relief is rtfr.ltd - sCt.-l
In. eases of viblent in,in. the liin,nent may
he warmcJ raad nf,er$ fnIbins freely. bay 4ot d
-Pieer Of hahisl saturated With Ifo eotii l,sund
/. For sone; ;Thf1at orD DjptheiK. apply 81 ha il 6.
age saturated wi,h::tke Pals pSoior, = should
he burning le.tor ieveie,, AS in the ensst ef
CoynJ or. lsaiiiois, pare. gsail " i,h u. .laIp
EkstirF. atd fn6 &eIf nion,ing sfsl sy4nfUg. ;
af sffesfu shs DsseS, fub freely Do ALI
Eot TsusEsshe,s sppiy istat q next 4os The
-tos,tl isfers df caNoD sslrsats,f with abs
roiappund. audttpb tlfe psst ef -tha .fsas cfpos
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-06
WHITE, SMITH e. eco,

,TXIOUlD tssnscsfully ,anns@ies .toaI,eIr' nj.
W uSns aud !ts'jiphhp gsbe eth:b thattiity
lrns es,ahlitlsJ, sad iefise,iy reliable l,oas. IL
Clmrlts, OF: ly sb9lhhey VIII bs Piepsrsd 4.
ship COTTON during thr coming srdsappf. md to
make lbsfsl slysness thes: :eil ,Saegss dtsirsJ
Cyi,sn pm jile oar lands Idr ahitFasnts &ili Gs
MNikes ilfinea upoti 10 ar,iysG. tisiaaio
.rS Sale. thd .prampf Y l.tgrnS ggssahtsea Far
mere Shippipg 30 .ai heed 6sys DO fsars ii
.kasipg tl,sif tF ftJF FfPsepi ats uP6p, Sac wi
anil gsts Jsy COZ sIa Ha3jSg ssttis
.nsgis. q astn tSrn oysf 5lle osigfaaE ,aecGurtl
aiTssatss I'd The PATTY stoss:y lgtd ~ sasifiI
ssyestE 81 psssss ,asisg eoffUS 3a 8 ssIi. :i q e
pat .ls i. tsts ;sas stais Is!
/. .;a,;si S. ]. e !. Atrit;sx ,ee; 6;
.sS;sak =
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HARDWARE,

CUTLERY, Ames' Spades and Shoveis. Trace
Chaina, Collins Axes, Stock a,rl Paddock.
sawa. Hammers, Cotton md Wool Cards. of all
Plumbers. Ovens md Lids, Porcelain Kettles.
dc.
y They ask m inspection Of their Goods, and
SWau.d say to their customers and the public
generally, that they can now offer as good bar
gaiua ss can be obtained any where.
Belcher & Mccullough.
0cI afJSs7M,f -. -. -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-23

As OUR READERS will have noted, a
revision of the rules governing the
proceedings OF tho House of Delegates
is IA subject pending in that body. \
committee on revision was appointed
some days ago. The committee have
reported and their report comes up for
consideration on Friday next. We
loarn that at least one OF the changes
proposed will elicit more than the ordi-
nary interest that attaches To questions
OF parliamentary usage. Under the
old rules, all elections by tho House
(and II we are not mistaken the same
rulo obtains in the Senate) were con-
Quoted by the secret ballot. There has
always been more or less objection to
this, but the objection has never taken
practical shape till now. The COM
mittee have reported in favor of
substituting the open vote for the secret
ballot. We believe the committee have
done wise and cousiderate thing, and
we hope the House will confirm their
action. The secret ballot is the proper
instrument for the elcctor ut the polls,
because he acts for himself, because no
Que else has right to know how he
votes. and because he has N right to
conceal his vote. But the secret ballot
Is II very different thing in the hands OF
those whose duties are purely repre-
sentative. The representative has no
right to conceal his official acts from
his principal. \ member OF Iegisla-
turs has no right to conceal n vote
which he casts as such for the people
he represents. Else, how are they to
know whether he represents themtru-
Iy or falsely? Public attention has new
sr before been called to this matter in
this State. Very lew of our people
knew, we suppose, before that in all
elections of officers by our Legislature,
the voting was secret. 1t is really a
matter of very great importance, and
one that ought to be we'll canyassed,
not only by the Legislature, but by the
people There is no secret ballot In ell
Their House of Congress, and none in
any Legislature beside our own, so far
as we now know. We understand the
proposed change is likely 10 excite
nome discussion; though we really
cannot see any sufficient argument nv
which body of men acting in n nprs-
ly representativecaP capacity could Justify
eoneealment OF any OF their official
acts from their constituents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-23
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Prayer by the Rev. ]. T. Mcclure, OF
the e., United Presbyterian church.
The Speaker laid before the House n
communication from the Serreant-at-
Arms, in response to a resolution OF
the house adopted yesterday, showing
what members had and what had not,
mentS.
The Speaker also announced the Spe-
cal COMMITTEES on Temperance, raised
under the resolution offered nv Mr.
Fleming, as follows: Messrs- COR
Heermans, Armstrong, Smith of BerkeI
ley and McWhorter.
Mr.. McWhorter, from the COMMITTEES
OF J. g. Lane, delegate from WetZeI
mat the committee are satisfied OF Mr.
Lanes eligibility.
Mr.. Harris, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported it inexpeIii-
e5t to legislate for the relief of ,Ehos.
h Sroghan, of Harrison county, and
inexPedient to provide medals for West
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-23

OUR neighbor, the Register, is, we
fear. little premature in its rejoicings
over the withdrawal of United States
troops from Monroe county. The with
drawaI was not unknown in advance
TO Gev. Boreman, at whom the Register
levels its sarcasm; nor does His Excel
lency. we believe, regard it as very
remarkable piece of "perfidy" or
"heartlessness" on the part of General
Grant. The regiment to which the de-
tachment in Monroe county beiongeu
was ordered to Louisiana or Texas
and it became proper for them 10 JON
their regiment. Our friend VIII prooa-
blv abate some of his ecstacies, if he
do not resume his accustomed crashing
NJ teeth. when we inform him that
other troops have been ordered by
General Grant to take the place OF
those withdrawn, and will very
soon be in Monroe county, if they
are not already there. The troops
were not removed in compliance with
the application made by the local
rebels. An application was made by
them, but no attention was paid to it.
The removal was made for purely
military reasons, and not for any sym
pnthy on the part of the Lieutenant
General with the rebels of that region
AS the Register seeks to make its rea-
ders believe. There is IA perfectly
good understanding between General
Grant and the loyal authorities of this
State. If under the circumstances our
friend can extract any comfort from
the present aspect of this matter, we
feel generous enough not to begrudge it.
cit is poor heart that never reJoices."