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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-10

FREE DELIVERY AND FREIGHTs,-A
few days ago the following paragraph
appeared in the Daily Register:
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company are now delivering freight
shipped over their road at the doors of
the consignees in this city.
"Freights shipped over this road by
the Lightning Express freightline are
carried through on passenger time"
We have Just this to remark concern
ing the foregoing statement. The Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company.do
not deliver freight consigned to us over
that road Mt our doors, whatever they
may do for others. Only Monday we
received consignment of paper from
Philadelphia, were duly notified OF Its
arrival at the depot and requested to
have 1t taken away. We sent "A draw
man for it accordingly, and paid him
his charge.
We may remark further, that the
rates of freighting on the EAST
Freight" are very capricious to say the
least. All last fall and winter we were
charged 80 cents a hundred, from Phil
adelphia, and in one instance ms low as
eighty. Within couple of months the
rate has crept up on us to 81 90 and on
our last consignment we had to pay
$3.50. So that instead Of reducing as
usual on the approach of spring, the
Company are raising their rates. In
the same month paper was freighted
from Philadelphia at 90 cents in one
Instance, and 90 in another. Some
times it would be 80 cents from Phila-
delphia, and 3, 90, and even S1,25 from
Baltimore. We have bill before us
OF consignment received just year
ago, at 90 cents. Now for shipment
from the same point, OF precisely the
same kind Of fraiUht xra oro ra,Tir.,Sl
to pay Sl,20-just $50 per cent advance,
w don't know how others fare, but
thiS IS our experience, and we have the
bills to show for it.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R,R. lC0MP'l

OFFICE BAIT. q OHIO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING Jan. 5, 1851.
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sPR1GG HOUSE.

.SPR1GG HOUSE.
]. ID. steep, Washington, Pa.
Elisha Morgan, New Martinsville.
Mrs. Smith, New Castle, Pa.
Mrs. Palmer, do, " ~ E..-
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III. Brown, Cannonkburg, Pa.
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Mrs. Il. Campbell, 10.
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M.MRyer, New York. -
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John Z. McCracken, TriadeIphin,
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smith Thomas Columbus, o.
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J. p. Vance, Mnnst1e.d, o.
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N Hickman, MorgantOwn.
f. p. Harper, Pittsburgh.
9. @: Dunlap, Cleveland, o.
G. w Smith. -fl.s IL rs
r. 9. HendeFson. lt l.-
VIM. Robinson, Columbus.
n. Berlin, New York.
Chas. Webster, do. -1
Edward w. Moore, Fairmont. -Is
j. T. Scath, Pittsburgh.
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are the
mos most necessary requisites to promote connu-
pal happiness. Indeed, without these the
Journey through life becomes a weary pTlgTi.
miagei Lhe prospect hourly darkens to the
view, the mind become Eha lowed with de-
par and hlled with the melancholy refiec-
ton that the happiness of another becomes
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men con,o,,,u,
ing marriage, being aware OF PbItti..i5l-
mea5KhIes Organic Debility, Deiormitgi.alLi
He who places himselfunder the coro,,,
J. may reiigiously confide in his bonero Of li Dr,
skill as physician. upon his
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DISEASES OF iMPRUpENoE.
DR. JOH N6TON

once, No. SOnth Frederick street,
Lett hand side going from Baltimore street, a
few doors from the Corner. FALL NOT 10 oh
serve name and number. -.g--l. - II =.
- -! no letters received unless post paid and
SontAnlng stamp to be used on the reply.
PERSONS writing should state AGE and send
borLlon or advertisement describing symp-
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FAKE PARmCuLAR NnrICE,

VINO have injured themselves by a certain
PracLce, INDUCED in when alone, a habit fire.
lItenLILy learned from evil companl ons or ut
sCnooi, me effects OF which are nightly felt
even Wnen asleep, and, If not cured, renders
nlATLlage impossible, and DESTROYS both mind
ana BODY, should apply Immediately.
~. W nat pity that young man, the hopeo
ms ms country, the pride of his parents should
" snatched rom all prospects and efiioy-
mems OF life by the consequences of devil
i rom the path of nature and indnig-
InsIn = certain secret habit. Such persons
must, before concentrating -
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Especially, who have become the victim. =,
SOLITARY Vice, that dreadful and deStrI,a.,Ioll
hablt which annually sweeps to an nrttttlye
grave thousands OF Young Men OF The ,,,iy
e1ceIienL talents and brilliant intellecf IIt
mlghI otherwtse have entranced nStnnMnO
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
Rebels wanting The Spoils

4eCDOAo dAb
The following is from the Richmond Timer,
a rebel paper-which 10 upheld BY copper
heads throughout the South. Listen to its
music. How do you like it Union men Of
Tennessee who nave fought through the war 7
TEST 0ATHs.
The adverse decision Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States to the eonstitutioaality
Of the 4" ties: oaths' imposed by Congress
will lead, we hope, to a marked Improvement
in the Federal officials Ia the Southern States.
The test oaths" prevented ~ninety-nins out
Of every hundred OF our people from holding
the Federal Offices in our midst. They went,
therefore, by default, in many instances, into
the hands Of unworthy and incompetent cit
liens Of the Southern States, and still more
frequently the officials were unsy mpathiziDg
aliens, whose presence in our midst is a per-
petual and hateful reminder Of the failure Of
our noble struggle.
In come Of the Southern cities the officials
are strangers, who came IN with the conquer.
orS, and have nothing in common with the
people. Many Of these men have behaved
we'll and haze won the esteem Of our people,
while others have made themselves as odiOuB
as possible There noW exists no reason why
the Offices at the South should not be filled
By Southern men. The interests Of the Gov
would, for instance, be greatly pro-
NOTED by the appointment Of popular; eaPA-
Bile and honest Southern men 20 all the places
connected with the collection Of the i~aterHal
revenue, where a most intimate knowledge Of
the people Is indispensable 10 the Official.
/" The policy Of reconciliation" ia popular
with the President, and he cannot carry 1t
more efectually thaA By interesting the
Southern people In the numerous Ofnees In
our midst. Among the hrst fruit Of the Ae-
tion OF the Supreme Court In dernolishing
the " test oath" will we hope,b BE . change
in that numerous class Of officials who, in
the collection Of revenue, kcy represent the
Treasury Department.
Union men Of Tennessee, how do you like
ihati Rebels are telling you to your facet
that you " are u~nsy@PaAEing aiiSHI rAo''
prs,snes IN iAsv nidst s a PERPETUAL AMI
HATEFUL REMINDER OF THE FAILURE
OF THEIR NoBLBsgRUGGLEp Amer fOu'
yepss Of hOrrid waEI Waged frequently by
these rebel guerr.llAS agAinst innoeent women
and children, thsy now have the audaeity "a
" hope" that the " test oAth'-that ir0H gdt
which now prevents them from ruiiag The
soutn with their old familiar dssPotiSm-
shall be removed, that they msy enter and
take posse IsiOn Of the spells created by thsiI
treason Rebel SymPathizsrs-you EhO
have beeE mislsd BY AHdy JObuBou's ,rsach'
ery-ean you still raise Jour voice for those
who sought your downfall and the downfall
OF the natiOn-and now have the braEen Au.
dAeiiy to desire to rule over you. Beware
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
Chancery Court at EIizabethtOn.

ToHN WAUGH, ADMINISTRATOR, &C.,
81 a. G. w. Nelson Rhd others. In this
eAuse II appearing from the allegations Of
eomplAiAAnts bill that the defendant, G. W.
Nelson, iS q nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee, that process cannot be served upon
him. It is therefore ordered that 'publica-
ton be made for four successive weeks, In
the JsnesbOrouRb Union Flag, notifying him
10 appear on or before the frat Monday In
March merit, before the Chancsry Court, held
at the Courthouse In BliIAbsthton and
make defense TO said bill, or the same will DO
taken for confessed ahd set for hearing eX-
parts. January II, 1851. II. c. SMITH,
jan25WGprsfssS51 G. l. n.
TOHN x. MILLER, ADMINISTRATOR or
ID A. N. @. Taylor, deceased, %. v. N
Taylor et al. In this cause IL Was ordered
by the Court, st q special term Of said Court,
that the Clerk and Master Of this Court ad-
Vs9tise In the JoneSborough URioS Flag, for
four successive weeks, notifying all Creditors
Of the Estate OF said deceased that they are
required 10 Gle their Claims with the Master
Of this Court on or before the irst day Of
March heIt, 1867, In order that N account
may then be taken. January II, 1851.
~ " -
jana5w4prSEesS51 n.
TosEPH HYDER VS.. WIN. LYLE ET AL.
Bill and CroIs Bill. In these eausss It APP
peaFing from the allegations Of somplAinants,
Ia their bills, that the defendant, Samuel 3.
Patton, Is q nonresident Of the State Of Tsn-
nSISes, that the ordinary process Of law can
not be- served upon him. u IL therefore or
dored that publication DO made for four sue
censiVe weeks, In the Jonesborough UaioH
FqS, notifying him 70 appear, on or before
the first Monlay IN March hext, before the
Chaneery Court, held 81 the Court-HOuss In
EliEabSthton, 70 make defense 10 said bills or
the same viii BE- taken for confessed aad set
for hearing sxparts. January II, 1861.
Il. @. SMITH,
jaha5w4prssesST ca N.
TOHN K. MILLER VS.. SAMUEL Z. PAT
u ,on. Ia this cause Il appsAriAE from the
allegations II eonplAihaatS bill that the de-
fsndAnt, Samuel Z, Patton, 10 . non-rssldsnl
Of the State Of Tehnesses, that the ordinary
process Of Law cannot be served upon hin.
Il Ia therefore ordered that publleatloa be
made for four sueessSlve weeks, Ia the JoAss-
borough Usioa FIqg, notifying said defendant
10 appear, on OF before the hFst Monday In
March neIt, At the CouTl-House N Elifabeth.
ton, 70 make defense 10 said bin, or the lams
will be taken for confessed Ghd set for hear
Ing szPsrt' JAnHAFy II, 1851
Jsnssvtprfssssl O Y.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25

the escaping prisoner and fugitive, and their
herOism ansarpAsssd pom hundreds Of bat
tle.RelaS, /. a solsmn and unavoidable 0eli-
CATION resting upon the loyal millions Of the
country. TO invest them with those rights Of
Justice and privileges Of freedom they asSis-
ted to preserve.
The enfranehlsement Of the colcred race
is a nee essity. The Developments in the
South, both Of q civil and political ehaEAe-
Ter, urge the careful and unprsludlsed con-
sidsrAtiOn Of the subject upon tho public
mind. In Tennessee, probably, its imPor-
sance 10 no, 90 urgent, owing to our strin-
gent Franchise law. But no candid and OBJ
serving man can doubt, for . moment, that
1t Is the only hope and means Of salvation
for the lOyalists, white and black, in the 9th
er rebellious States. Under the nominal
governments, Their organised asd controlled
BY unrepentant and malignant rebels, there
is no protection or seeurity or rights OF lib
srty to those who appreciate the policy OF
Congress. This state of affairs can only be
remedied BY erasing the present State abOr-
lions Of Johnsou's policy, and organizing
governments upon the basis Of loyal suffrage.
II il the duty of the nation to protect the
loyal men of the South, and this they can
only do by giving them political power.
The white Union men, largely Outnumbered,
cannot afford to loose q angle element OF na-
tional strength.
II is urged as an argument against negro
suffrage that the rebels will control their
votes, but the only refutatiOn this shallow
objection needs 10 the fact that msn who shot
right in the late wa will vote right upon all
questions growing out Of il. The expert
meDt Of negro su tfrage is now on trial in the
District Of Columbia, and why not make the
experiment in South Carolina or all the
Southern States2 Then let US regulate the
suffrage question at once, and decide in favor
Of the Interests of both black and white.
Let it be deciied at least that the vote Of the
loyal negro shall offset that of the vile, At
rOcious and malignant rebel.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
lwrittsa for the East T'nasssss uaiOH FlAs-l
Loyalty and Patriotism.

A man ought TO be q mar, or repudiate the
name, and assume some other character.
| We sometimes see strange thIngs in this
world. But Of all the phsnonenaI, the In
eousistenees Of men are the most strange.
When q person calls himself a man, We eI-
pect TO 6nd him such, unless he proves shem-
mate By bis course Of eonGuel.
According TO the best authorities, The tern
man implies one who thinks, Judges aud AetS
for himself, unfettersd and untrammslled BY
any undue Influences one who tries 10 shape
bis words and aetisnI according TO the laws
Of God.
2. Man vas designed, by the Creator, 10
hold The position Of lord or Governor, Of
this low sr world-of all created beings on
this earth. Woman was designed 70 oceupy
4 position Subordinats 70 man. Il IL her al.
~ 70 obey mau.
whsnsver woman steps beyond her lawful
sphere, and essays 70 Lad man, dssola.iop,
rain and 70 are the s~onssqusaess. EIps-
elally 10 this the case vhsn she tramples uh-
der f.oI tbs laws Of Cod and nsn, nud AVS
TO man "Pollow my sIanple-do a. SaJ.0
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
The Coming Canvass.

The Nashville Prsss 4 Tins', speskinE Of
the canvass 70 take place merit Sumnsr ruth.
fully says;
aThs First District, IL Bast Tennessee, now
represented By N. g. Taylor, who Abandoned
the Union party 70 follow aher Mr. Johnson,
will be nobIy redeemed BY our Indignant
frieuds. Judge r. r. Butler, . gentleman Of
talents and parliamentary experiences, seems
10 have the track By common eousenL and
will beat the life out Of any CoPpsrbsad Who
mar be foolhardy enough 70 oppose him. IL
Is not believed that Taylor will yenture 10
make the race. We are glad 10 learn that
Judre Butler Is a decided advocate Of color
Cd suffrage. One Congressional gain 70 ssr-
tain, by The u~nAniaous admission Of Repub.
leans and johnson men.
We hmly hold the opinion that with the
help Of an amended franchise, 70 shall
sweep ever Conversational District, and car
~ four-6nhs Of tbs msmbers Of the Jegisla-
ture. As 70 The Gubernatorial candidate, he
win yak l%eisurely over The track, and leave
bic opponent rolled out az Eat add thin A.
Gabriel Rayel 10 biz famous pantomins trick
Il is Gratifying 10 kuos that this Stais viii
Be thoroughly eanrassed By ths best stump
orator. In the eountry. Hon. W. D. KELLY, u
PenssylVania Collar ant Morton, Of 1ndl.
ana Palmer, Oglssby, Yatss and logan, Of
nlinois Wilsoa ana Boutwell,, Of hassacbu.
sstts Drake, Of Missouri Wade, sherman,
Bhellabarger and Bingham, Of Ohio rsia-
iorcsd b. Frsdsfiek Douglass, John \. Iaogi-
ton, Il 0bsrlin, and other shcisnt and Lively
speakers vii maize The mouniains and plains
Of Tennessee ring agsia With ne storm oi
popular oratory. Woe - he Johnson crater
vho viii attempt 70 measure arm With thtes
sls4asbi rsrfsstniaiirsse 81 naiiosli progress.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
Mastine IN Meira County.

We, The unconditional Uulou citizens Of
Meigs Cgpaty, Tennessee, havlng convened
AZ he Contg.H House In the town Of Decatur,
On ths lst MoRday Of January, 1881, for ne
purpose Of nominating delegatea 70 sttena
The Republican Union Convention, which Y
to meet In the Hall Of Representatives. ~
Nashville, February "a, 1851. for the purpose
Of nominating n suitable candidate for Gov
ernor 10 represent their sentiments in this
State, when and where Dr.. +. s, Shipley was
appointed Chairman, who explained the OBJ
ject Of the meeting By q few brief but apprO-
pirate remarks, AND proeeed1to appoint James
I. Griffith, John Ray and Samuel Hutsell TO
dram resolutions, aud after haTinK retired
for the purpose Of considering and drawing
up suitable resolutions, the following were
introduced and read before said convention /;
LIST, Rssoived, That we cordially support
and approve Of the ADMINISTRATION Of Gov
ernor William q. BrovnlOW, and believe that
he has done more for the Union party Of
Tennessee than any man va could have ac-
leeted 10 administer our Stats Government,
I'd, RSsOlvea, That our delegates to said
Convention be Instructed TO support Govern
or BrOwblow, and nominate him for F~e-elec-
ton as our Grst choice for our next Governor.
Sd, Resolved, That Col. William B. stokes
be our next choice, in case that Gov. Brown
low will not accept the nomination, and in
case that Col. Stokes will not accept the
nomination, we recommend General Joseph
Cooper,
4th, Rs'Olvtd, That the following delegates
be appointed to attend said Convention al
Nashville, on the 22d Of February next, TO-
wit: Captain William A. Campbell, LIST Dis
trict; Sergeant William e. Smith, Sd Dis
t-ict; Lieutenant r.. II. Matthews and A. B
BOwden, 4th District; and Samuel Hutselll
Tth District.
5:b, Rss0lpsd, That the foregoing resOlu'
tons be and are hereby unanimously adopted
Z. s. SHIPLET, Chairman.
Z. II. MAfrMRMa. SecretarE.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
Good

The PrOprietOrS Of the Chattanooga Daily
Unioh, advertised sometime since for a " 6ght-
ing editor" A sharper offered himself for
the position. He was ironically accepted.
The thing passed OF asa " COAX" until recent
ly when the iSaIPE brings in q bill Of forty
dollars against the proprietOrs OF the UHiOH
for HE services, and actually sued him for
the Notwithstanding before a genius Of q
Magistrate Of that city the sum Of Hz dollars
and costs. Truly tins is a fast age. RAM
age, you should turn Radical, and do your
own fighting. T would save you nOnsy.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
A Nav Panar.

Preparations are being made to
start q daily paper in this city, in the
interest Of n number Of politicians
and for political purposes Chdttanoo.
ga American Union.
Pray tell US in whose interest and
for what purposes you have recently
attempted to bring reproach upon the
Union League of Hamilton county !
Such talk from you looks, to o follow
in this quarter, like Satan ~reproving
sin,"-KHOr. Wing.
What, on earth, friend Ramage, has
caused you to ram your bead into
such a hole as the Democratic. Conser.
vative Slough of Despond?
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
The OOnerossional Election.

We are gratlRSd to learn that the opinion
whieh We expressed yesterday, that no cleo
tion TOR members 81 the F0rtiath Congress
would be ordered By 0ostrhof BroWnloW I'M
I'll the Legislature had perfected tie lsbOrS, Is
correct The next coagress will, GA the 9Th
o. March, most likely organize and adjourn
over tili next fall. II an election were held
in this State prior 70 August next q special
act Of the Legislature would be necessary.
Thirty days notice Of tbs election would
thea have TO follow, and At | east a fortnight
after the election would be consumed In get
ting the returns, and giving c~ertihcatss Of
election. There could be no possible good In
precipltasing an election, and In factN the
Legislature were TO pass a law for . special
election, Il would not be possible for the cer-
tifcates Of election to issue until about the
first Of Msy. II 10 therefore settled that there
will be no Congressional election In this
State this winter.-Prsst & IImss.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
N. @. TAYLOR.

The Washington correspondent Of
the GreeneviIlo National Union, a cop
perhead. Johnson paper, says:
l learn that the Hon. N. G. Taylor,
member of Congress from the First
Congressional District Of Tennessee,
is q candidate for reelection at the
ensuing election in your State. We
here regard Mr.. Taylor IS n Of the
ableSt members from Tennessee he
is withal q consistent conservative
and supporter Of the restoration poll.
cy Of the Administration.
We have heard Of "Dead Dogs"
and dead Ducks" but if some poo
plO don't believe ANDY JOhnson's
taylor is the deddeSt thing ver existed,
let them bring him out and run him
against our champion Of Right and
Liberty, Hon. R. R. Butler, and they
will have the scales knocked from
their eyes in a most miraculous man
ner!
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-25
phnnka.

We return our thanks to Hon. Horace May
DArd, Hon. W. B. Stokes. Hon. George Bout
well, Hon. P. Pc. Nelson, Hon. John Went
worth, Hon. Mr.. EdmundsOn, Clerk Of House
Of Representation IN Congress, Mr., L, Hus-
ter, Nail Agent on Va. 4 Tenn. Railroad, H.
@. White Eaqr., and JAmsS v. Rachel, P. ~,
at Ravens Nest, Va, and other friends for
late papers and public documents. Also Hon.
VIM. D. Kelley, for copies Of his noble
speec hes before Congress.
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