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THE MEXICAN FILBUsTERING SCHEME.


The movements of the fillbusters are still
comparatively secret An advertisement which appeared
in one Of the Sunday journals entitled On to Mexico,
the device OF council OF eight persons, 20
cure the means OF communicating with persons who
anxious Ia forward OF this KIND. but I'M
able 10 communicate with the proper agents Profound
secrecy observed in their correspondence, and their
proposals are altogether vague aud unsatisfactory l IL
evident from the little that they diyuge that
there Is movement in serious contemplation
looking 70 an armed expedition from New
York The Chief OF the Council yesterday SAID
that they have large number OF men enrolled ana 1uy
prepared for "A demonstration In force, and hat te IN
tend TO series of public meetings ana theeat aNo
cafe the ACQUISITION Mexico by the United states the
Intention being under the pressure OF public OPINION 10
force "A policy upon the General Government ~,
one OF these meetings was held at the lDerty HOUSE
UOustOnst last evening and thereat the following pre-
amble and resolutions were Adopted II,
U1eas The execution OF the Emperor Matmlan
nv Escoheo an act OF such needless n
bri,y a. 10 pp e reprobaton civilized world upon i'll
rejecting the stability and justice
American nations aud above all as dem
o MrI 10 appreciate Christian and moral by
Of the people be successful IN
serrng peace a home and respect abroad 49,
Rd condemn the executions OF Macmillan as unjust M
MeIcaus exercise the rights OF free government
Rod IS revolution aud rapne which has de-
the integrity the Mexican nation and Obheed Its industry
oy.s the Necessity armed intervention Of powerful
nation order create industry and to place Mexico upon the
enduring basis Of peace aud prosperity
committee OF i've gentlemen be appointed by the
call public meeting Of the citizens Of Newiork some
for the Of expressing their adherence OF the exc
states necessity establishing armed poectoraie unfou.
naeM Mexico.
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HUSBANDS, Love YOUR WIVES" and give
them Plantation Bitter, when they suffering from Nervousness Gen
Debility Fntue Spasm the thousand anG one diseases
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bcnef extend the BLESG 70 Others This Invaluable
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and n and generally build up The constitution FOR each ser
and al ages it gentle stmuant and refreshing eori, Millions Of
bottles are sold daily all over the world
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet srtcesupedor to Cologne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-18

The VicerOy of Egypt, while in Paris, re-
ceived a deputatiOn from French and English
ant-Slavery societies, which presented an ad-
dress calling his attention TO the White Nile
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THE WING STATE CONVENTION

RICHMOND, Va, July ia special to The
Whig tonight says the Educational Convention at Lynch
burg had organized with DR.. Minor in the chair Gen
Lee was unavodaby prevented from attending. The
Convention had declared for system OF general educa-
ton Of the masses Dr. Sears of Massachusetts, agent Of
the Peabody fund speaks tonight. Great interest Is
manifested in the Convention.
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10 CORRESPONDENTS

No notice OF Communications Whatever
intended by the ana address
necessarily for publication but guaranty for
his good faith.
All letters for this Office should be addressed THE TRIn
URK, Hew-NOrk
We undertake to return rejected Communications
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GEnREIA-

AUGUSTA, Ga, July 17.-Ex-Senator b. II. Hill
delivered speech at Atlanta yesterday. He takes de-
cded ground against reconstruction under military bills
and advises the people to reject the proposed terms
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ACTIVITY OF THE REPUBLICANS.
RIcuMoNp, Va, July 1.-THE Republica

RICHMOND, va, July II-Ihe hepuDHcHH9
are actively prosecuting the political campaign In the
south portion of ths state Lewis Lindsay to"i
ored) and Col c. i. Moss (whte), of Missouri address
large meetings daily and are greeted enthusiastically
everywhere They are reported to be quite successful
vast assebage of the citizens Of Henry County IRE
eppctivc of color met recently aud adopted resolutions
Endorsing the course OF the Albemarie Louisa, BucAg
ham and Chesterfield men. They pledged helr support
To the Republican party, approved the can TOT
ton i'm this city the LIST of August, and AFTER appoint
ing delegates thereto, adjourned
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SpEER's PoRr GRAPE WINE.


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Busintss AOtitts.

CAUTION.
W. e,u attention the limitations Of fine ELECTRO
- ,p,ing Of dinner desert services &C. being
o,,y oel American manufacturers and that there are
, Rassh limitations market both Of inferior quality Our
~ ma. b. procured responsible dealers throughout the country
AL purchasers may avoid couner By noting trademark on every
article Of oar own mApufacufe, thus:
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shshJt plate
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Amustmtnis.

KIBLOS GARDEN
THIS ByENlNGTHB BLACK CROOK-Grsai ParSeDps Ballet
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BROADWAY TfIBATER 49,, rup
THIS EVENING - LOVE- Or. THE COUNTESS AND iiL
kEtF Mss Julia Dean
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wALLACKS THEATER.
THIS BVKNlNG-THB BILLS or SHANDON-Mr Dan Bryant
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NBWYORK THBAIEH -
THIS RVENING-BLACK SHEEP. Miss Rose E!'lhse'
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BOWkRf THBAibh ,,,,.,
rus EVENING (Bene6t Of Mr. Freleighl-FOUh rIh'
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E1seutI,s Ra.nne-- and Republican

nOueFaLtDn.
If Mr.. johnson were really intent
upon executing the plans which are at
tributed to him by writers known TO
occupy an intimate relation, the eoun-
try might consider itself on the eve OF
revelation. 1t is bad enough that We
are threatened with the delay of South
ern reconstruction by the reopeuing OF
registration, and the postponement of
the elections. But these are small mat
tiers compared with the bold strokes for
power with which Mr. Johnson's scribes
are trying to .amiliarizs the country.
Nothing less than grand coup d'efdt is
talked OF as the final OF his conflict Win
Congress. The setting aside OF divers
laws on the alleged ground OF uncou
sIitutionality, and The scattering OF
Congress at the point of The bay0het'
are features of the entertainment Whicn
Mr. Johnsou is said 10 have 10 contem-
Dlation for the Inauguration OF MS
IFi1t.r csmpaigu- OF course no man
in inc poSsessiCu OF his senses believes
thar the President, with all hts rash-
ness, seriously entertains the purposes
which his newspaper friends persist IN
Inputing 10 him. No man not fool,
supposes that the conflict bitter as II
is, VIII be carried by the President TO
point tha. would neceSsitate his swift
destruction. Anything like belief in
such a programme would react upon
commercial confidence IN manner not
10 be misunderstood. For though
certain degree of nervousness exists, as
the condition OF the gold market
proves, il proceeds rather from gen.
sral conception of the mischief which
the President is PerpeIrating, than
from any faith in the reports touching
his revolutionary intentions The re-
and the sagacity of the people IS more
potent than the apprehension OF MF.
JOhnson's evil purposes; aud hence the
absence Of all positive alarm: At the
same Time il must be admitted that ior
this prevailing sense of safety the
country Is nOWise indebted TO Mr..
johnson. The cool Judgment and M
tiexible determi uatiOn of the people
have enabled them to endure as Tor
brief season, annoyRnces and measures
which al any other period would have
produced formidable troubIe.-N. Y.
Times
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THuRSDAY MORNISG. SEPT. 10.
IN. ueetinx NJ lIaTIInaEIIIe.


Azreeably to announcement the peo-
DIE OF Martinsyille were addressed, last
night, by Colonel c. L. Poorman, ed.
iIor of the st. CIairsVills Chronicle. The
meeting was held In Farmers Hall, and
was called to order by DR.. S. B. West
President of the Union Club of Mar
tiusyille, by whom Colonel Poorman
was introduced. The Colonel'a speech
occupied AN hour and forty minutes,
and WAS a forcibls and eloquent vindi-
cation OF the principles cherished by
The union people of Ohio and of the
country. We detailed II reporter for
the occasion and hope TO present the
CoIonsPs remarks in fall to.nor-
row. TIE hall was well filled,
a large number OF the beautiful
Young ladies OF MaEtinsvIlle
grazing tue occasion with their pres
encs. TIE speakers remarks were
warmly applauded, and a vote oil
thanks rendered him for his able aud
eloquent address.
Tue Colonel announced that the Pso-
pie OF MarlinsyilIe would be addressed
next Saturday night by their fellow
toWnsmau. Lieut.. Cochran, and the fol
lowing Saturday night by Capt. Dan
forth, OF st. Clairsyille.
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AADAAE.E- +. THORNTON, the great Eng
Iish AslEologisl, ClsirvoyRnt and Psychome-
tEcian, who has Rstonished the scientific
Glasses of the Old World, mas now located
herself at Hudson, n. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers of Sec
ond sight, AZ to enable her 10 lmpaTt knowL
edge Of the greatest Importance TO the single
or married OF either sex. While in q state OF
trance, She dellneates the very features OF the
person you are to marry. and by the aid Of
an instrument OF intense power, known as
the PsycnomOtroPe, guarantees 10 produce q
life-llks picture OF the future husband or
vile Of the applicant. together with date of
marriage, position in life. leading traits OF
character. &c. This Is no humbug. rs thou
sands OF testimonials can assert. She will
send when desired a certified certificate, or
written guarantee. that the picture Is what
1t purports to be. By enclosing a small lock
OF hair. and stating place of birth, age. dispO-
stion and complexion. and enclosing hfty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to
yourself. you will receive the picture and de-
sired Information by return mail. An COM
munications sacredly confidential. Ad-
dress in confidence. MADAME E. F. THORN
TON, P. o. Box 223, Hudson, NY.
mch23 cod ,triw&wIy
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WONDERFUL But TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the worId.re-
nOwned AstroIogiEt and Somnambullstic,
ClRrivOyRnt, while in n claIrvoyant
state, delineates the very features OF
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formation.
SS-Address in confidence, MADAME GER
TRUDE REMINGTON. P. o. Boz 81, West
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THE Toledo Blade don't think much
of the AntieIam business. We quote {:
Under color OF patriotic celebration
at Antietam, the rebels of Maryland,
combined with the rebel hangers on OF
the rebel in the White House, proposed
to hold a political pow-wow on the 18th
inst. The character, end and aim OF
the performance may be inferred from
the style OF the men managing II. The
opening speech is to be delivered by
Governor Swami of Maryland, the
head and front of the rebel militia by
whose aid johnson proposes TO revolu-
tioniZs the country; Governor Bradford
Johnson's surveyor of the port, will
follow, and the closing Grafton by
johnson himself. The great deceased,
Mcclellan, whose troops won the bat
tie in spite of him, will be present II ne
can be resuTTected in time.
There will be the Chicago platform
Vallandigham's record, SwAnn's 10y
atty, and Johnson's abolitionism, all
stirred together. We venture the as.
seTiion that not one Of the So ccessfnl
generals of the war will be permitted
10 say a word on the occasion. or 10
take a prominent part in the proceed
Jugs.
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Union County Convention.

AIA meeting of the Union Executive Com
Iaittse Of Ohio county. West Virginia, held
Eeptsmber 18Th, isI7, It was
Res1lUed. /. That Il Convention Of the
Union voters Of ohio county be held SATuE-
DAY, sEPTEkBER y, 1851, Al 10 o'clock T. m.
at the Court House In the city Of wheeling,
Tor the nomination OF candidate for tue
HoaSe Of Delegates. and the appointment OF
reIexHtes 10 the Union Convention IoT the
First Senatorial District.
II. nat the Union voters Of OHIO county
tie reqtsested 10 assemble la primary neeting
At the usual places OF voting in their respec-
1--WE townships on SATURDAY, SEPTENBEK
Psi. lss7. In the tnN- nshiFs OF TnadelphIa
Liberty and RIchlaDd. at p. tn, aud In the
other townships ~ y. M, Tor the purpose OF
cnoosing delegates 70 s1cli county eOnYen-
ton.
III. That this COMMITTEES recommend TO
the Union Executive COMMITTEES uf the
ssDGn ies Of Hancock and Brooke. that the
convention for tue nomination Of = Senator
ior The flint Senatorial District, assemble al
HellsDurg on 1UEsDAT, HEPT. 30, lbos
HESRY WALLACE, Ch 'Tn-
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THE Journal Of Commerce. in a re-
view OF the book trade for 1867. con-
graduates the people upon the evil
dent elevation Of the public tsste. as
indicated in the character OF the books
that now make up the publishers
circular. Books OF a scientific char
acter predominate. Travels are in IA
vor, and war books are still in large
demand. or poetry there Is a fair rep
resentation. In fiction we are issuing
less in proportion than the English
houses, and what we have is expurga-
ted OF the indecencies that were a few
years since republished from the
French. England sends out dozen
novels To our one. The fall trade prom
ises TO be brisk. The book trade
with the South is as friendly as any
other.
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. : e,HysIIL. JTEEH. LLHLsGSs. G. .. HALL
CAaPBELL. PHRW q co.
EDTToEs AND TE0FErEToEI.
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ONE of the many Washington rn-
mors is that General Grant has, within
the last two or three days, expressed
fears that there is trouble ahead. One
gentleman who talked with him says
he manifested great solicituds in speak
ing OF the possible and probable events
OF the next thu "a months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-19

A large force of workmen have been
busily employed during the summer
in making extensive alterations in
Steinway Hall, prior to its reopening
for the fall and winter concert season.
Although no attempt at fTescoinR has
been made, several important add.
lions have been designed, and improve
ments effected, all conducting TO the
comfort of audiences and the increased
beauty Of the hall.
This magnificent hall will be opened
to the musical public, for the season
October LIST, by Mr.. L. F. Harrison, the
eminent impresario and concert mana
ger, with an inaugural concert on the
grRndest scale, embracing unprecedent-
ed attractions, vocal and Instrumental.
In addition to Theodore Thomas's grand
concert orchestra, the artistic ensemble
will include Mdme. Parepa. Rosa, Mr..
Carl Rosa, the accomplished Viollnist,
several other eminent artists, and the re-
nowDed anist, Leopold de Meyer, who
on this occasion will make his hrsi
appearance in New York after an alb
sepcs of exactly twenty years, during
| which he has pursued a brilliantly sue
cessiuI career in Continental Europe,
His former visit Is still fresh in the
memories of lovers of music, and they
will be delighted to learn that 1.-THE lion
pianist" as he was so apply termed, is
| In full force and Yigor-Lhat his playing
is even more marvellous than when be
first electrified the American public.
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WESTERN PRoGREss.-A western dis
patch says that carriages now run dali
ly from Julesburg, Nebraska, to Chey-
enns City-,ime, thirty-siI hours-and
many business men are leaving one for
the other. Cheyenne is springing up
like gourd. 1t now has one thousand
buildings up or commenced, where
forty days ago was blank prairie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-19

Irisgiven out from Washington that
Mr.. Seward is about TO pay visit
North. "tbere being nothing at present.
AT least in his opinion, to demand his
Immediate attention at the Capital. :"
In other words the real estate business
in Washington il dull.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-19

IHREE is rumor at Washington that
some OF the more decent OF the Demo-
Gratis are getting alarmed at the pros
pect OF being caught in a new rebel
lion, and are imploring Andy to hold
his hand.
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NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
heads iron whatever canse II may have
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the face, IL has no equal. II will force the
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from I'VE 10 eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In from two To three month";. A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Is nothing that win force or hasten the
growth of the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, AS thousands OF living witnesses
from their own eKPsTiencel can bear wit
ness but many will say, how are we 10 dis
tingulsh the genuine from the spurious? II
certainly Is difficult, as nlne-tenths OF tie
different Preparations advertised for the hair
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may have already thrown away Large
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TIE Philadelphia Press states that a
careful canvass of Alabama shows that
the radicals will carry 1t at the coming
election by 10. 600 majority. The proofs
are multiplying" says the Press, shat
the loyal policy has emancipated not
only the freedmen, bnt hosts of POI r
white men who were the fellow vic
tims OF the terrible system that made
labor dlshonorable. and blighted the
1airest and most productive regions OF
the Republic"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-19

STEEL From Iron OKE.-A cores
poudent OF the Richmond Dispatch
writes that paper an account OF the
manufacture of steel directly from iron
ore. carried on in Rock bridge county.
VA by Messrs. Sibert i Brady. He
says these gentlemen have Il patent for
their process, and have undoubtedly
succeeded in making the finest temper
ed steel directly from the iron ore:
"Mr. Brady informs me-" adds the
correspondent, THAT about the 18th In
slant he expects TO put the furnace in
blast, and to run out fnllsized, perfect
railroad bars of molten steel into the
prepared mouldB, just as they now run
ont pig metal at ordinary furnaces. and
ri very little more cost than ordinary
cast iron. He Intends, IA soon as they
are fully at work, to invite iron men
from oil quarters of the country to visit
California Furnace and witness the
operation.
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