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tbs track Of The Union Pacific Rail-
road, Eastern Division, is rapidly pro-
crossing, and has now reached point
dfteen miles from Fort Hayes.
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MAanEIEn

RIPLEY-wASSoS-O the gath instant,
at the residence OF the brides father, Centre
Wheeling, by Rev. samuel Steele. NJ. Wn.
of tins city.
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The grand" Democratic meeting
at Bladensburg was tizzle; the whole
number present was not over 800.
The names of Reverdy johnson, Gov.
Swami and Jerry Black had been used
todraw a crowd, but no one ofthem was
present. Montgomery Blair repeated
n section OF his old speech, and two or
three local politicians also spoke. Res
olutions praising the President for re-
moving Stanton. Sheridan and Sickles,
and for issuing the amnesty Proclama-
lion. were passed.
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Proposals for Coal.

nEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceiyEd by the undersigned until Tuesday;
October Isl, for furnishing the several
school Houses IN the School Distract OF
the ensuing school year, win
good quality Of clean coal. The coal 10 be
furnished ny weight, 81 lbs TO the bqsnel.
san25-st Clerk OF Board OF Education.
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Mass kRRtiHG Of WNrkiHgRRl.

MASS MEETING OF WORKING
a men will be held in the American
Hall Centre Wheelin, on FRIDAY, Sept y
1857, to consider the propriety Of nominating
q WorkingInAn's TekeIfpr the coming cleo
tIon. Competent speakArs will address the
meefinE AlIWoTkingmsn are invited TO at
tend, without regard 10 party. By order of
ne sepz5.a TRADES ASSEMBLY.
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NOW Is YOUR TIME
While Prices are Down
PARTRIDGEsSl

so Small Gems for tsD One Dollar.
y Card Photograph for (sll one Dollar.
LARGER SIZES IN PROPORTION.
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE AND
" Looking Glass Frames on hand and
made to order in Gilt, Rose and Gilt, and
Black Walnut; Looking Closes and Look
Ing Glass Plates; ALBUMS TO hold T. ON to
go pictures, and at prices from Is cents TO
SIS %. A large assortment Stereoscopes
and StereoscoPic Views always on hand. A
large variety of Fancy Pictures. Walnut
Brackets, &c, d.
Nj. z Stanton, OF the hrm OF Stanton q
Butler, Baltimore, presides At the Cameras.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-25

GEN. HANCOCK is now In Washington.
and has confined his intercourse princi-
pally to Gen. Grant. The Johnsonlans
are displeased with this Partially, which
does not augur that devotion to the
President that they insist upon in all
his subordinates.
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TIE HEALING POOL.

ANU HOOs --, q -. ,I111, T,,.,,o,,-,,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS,
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly power
and create impedIments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed en-
yalopes, nee of charge Address. Dr.. J.
sKILLIN HoUGHToS, Howard AssOcia-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa.
sept24eOdSmdAE
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WITH Sheridan, Sickles, Hancock,
and Grant, all in Washington together.
and all applRuded to the echo by a
grateful people whenever they go
abroad, Andrew Johnson is now proba-
bly, the most miserable man in Amer
lea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-25

THE telegraph says that returns from
As counties in California give Haight,
the Democratic candidate for Governor,
A., 800 votes. AS there are only fifty
counties in the State, but two, and
these probably small, remain to be
heard from. They will not, in all
probability, Increase the Democratic
vote to more than 1900. The Demo-
cratic vote at the last election for Gov
ernor amounted to 44,7l5. The Democ-
racy. therefore, have made no gains,
but on the other hand show positive
loss OF from five hundred to two thou
sand votes. 1t thus becomes evident
that the Republican defeat was caused
by absenteeism, simply.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-25

TIE office of CITY Chamberlain of
New York is said TO be worth $4,000
n year. There are i've other officers
whose aggregate pay is $50. 1000.
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EXACTLY WHAT You WANT.
MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE.
Hl known and used over % years Daily
Increasing in public fAvor. Complete In one
bottle. No wash. No trouble. A child can
apply 1t, Produces a lustTous black or brown,
as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
15cents-
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Also, MATHEWS ARSuck HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. Ju4-eod-ly
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Position OF the German Republicans
on the PrOhIbItOry Liquor
Question
Letter From General Carl sehurz

Letter FROM General Carl sehurz-
some time since. the Chairman OF the
Republican COMMITTEES OF Wisconsin
addressed the following letter 10 Gen.
Carl Schurz:
MADISON. WIS. Sept. s, 1861.
DEAR GESERAL-Tbe opposition
press in this State have bad consider
able 10 say respecting certain advice
which, according 10 d letter of Mr..
Charles Roeser, published in the Bos-
ton Commonwealth, you have given the
Republican Germans. The statement
in Mr.. ROeseT's letter is as follows:
"The Westlichs Post, edited by. Carl
Schurz, likewise advises the Germans
TO bid farewell To the Republican Lsrty
in State and local elections; however,
In national elections again to stand
firm TO the Repu party, whose Inn
perStiye dutyit is TO secure those benefits
which il obtained out Of the war for the
suppression OF the rebellion fought by
this party in the interest of universal
liberty and equality. The admonition
can become fatal TO the Republican or
ganiza ion; for when a division occurs
in the Republican party in State eiec-
tons, where portion of thai party
confrOnts it AZ an enemy, one cannot
well in nationAl elections fraterniSs
. Win IuhL aE'AH.
The object Of this mote i 10 inquire
whether Mr. Roeser has correctly given
your position. You will observe that
his statement is In general terms, that
herepressnts you rs making no excep-
lions, but as absolutely advising the
German Repu blIcans 10 abandon their
marty in all State elections, because
some Repu bIicans, in some States, are
in favor Of certain measures OF local
character to which the Germans are
generally opposed. From my scqusint-
snce with you, as a firm and Jealous
advocate OF the principles OF the Ma
tional Republican party, md u dim
cult to believe that yuu would advise
your German friends to q course Which
seems to me unjust, inconsistent and
indsfenEiOle. -sl .5s ..ae
Truly yours, HORACE RUBLEE,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
Gen. Carl Schurz, ST. Louis, $40.
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THE louisville Journal, with intense
pride and satisfaction, says that the
"Kentucky Democracy and the North
ern Democracy are one and the same
Democracy. They are tndivisible. No
power can separate them" II the Ken
lucky Democracy was not composed
principally of rebels on parole, who
have been engaged for four years in
numbering Union men, there might be
some ground for questioning this state
ment; but, as this Democracy consists
OF the remnants of Lees, Hoods, John
sons and Taylor's armies, we have no
doubt that the Kentucky Democracy
aud the Northern Democracy are lone
and the same"
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Great Reduction in Prices.
Wall Paper at 10 cents per Roll

OWING TO THE LATE DECLINE OF
u prioes in the Eastern market. will here
after sell everything in the BOOK, STA
TIOSERY. and WALL PAPER line at
lower figures than theS have ever been sold
since ISjI,-from hne Family Bible down
10 a spelling Book. Buying direct nom the
Publishers, Manufacturers, and original ini-
poItens, and also i'm porting directly myself,
can oner spPeriour Inducements 10 Pur-
chRserS. Without advertising IN detail,
would merely say that all Foreign station
cry, such As AFnOId's DnFIYhIled INK,
GllIOIts steel Pens. Raber's Lead
Pencils, de-, can always be had from the,
W a EKA ANT ED GENUINE school
B0oRS lower than they can be had else
where in the entire city. CONSULT Your
INTEREST, AND CALL BEFORE PURCHAs-
ISG ELsEw HERE, and you will hnd the
JOS l.. WILDE,
Sep2jlw corner Main and Union SITS.
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aMay good Digestion wait on Ape
tIte and health on both, says Macbeth. A
more important wish was never uttered, and
tn insure It's fuInllment, restore and regulate
the interrupted functions Of the stomach
liver and bowels, with TAKRASris EYER
YECHr EELIzER APERIEST.
ALL DRUGGISTS KEEP IT.
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WEDNEsDAY HOR9ISe. SEPT. rs.
neU Counties.

The new county which II fs pToposed
10 form at the next session of the Leg
islaiure out of portions Of Marion,
Monongalia, wetzel and HARRISON, we
perceive encounters an obstacle In the
Consultation. The provision in that
instrument Is that no new county can
be formed having alezs area than fonr
hundred square miles, nor ifthe terri
tory OF any other county would be
thereby reduced below that area. The
respective area of these counties Is
shown by the revAluation land books 10
be as follows: Marion, l9I, 800 acres,
3O3 square miles; Monougalia, 24s.7S7
acres, 800 square miles; wetzsl, 2l7s 262
acres, S39 square miles; and Harrison.
265, 1886 acrea, AIS square miles. It will
be seen that Harrison is the only cOun.
ty from which any territory can be Ia
ken. She has but 10 square miles to
spare, which Is just SS5 square miles
less than the Constitution requires.
We note that the good people of Pres
ton county are HgitatinR the question
OF cutting of a new county from Pres
ton. There is the same lion in the path.
Preston county has an area OF 409, lS9
acres, 6T6 square miles. This only
gives a surplus of 276 square miles,
which Is Just l24 square miles too little.
THE fact that Governor Orr. OF South
Carolina, fully indorses General
Sickles' course, and regrets his reno
val, especially indorsiug order number
cd ma
the only thing which has enabled the
people Of South Carolina to raise crops
the present year. by securing their pro-
perry from seizure under orders pro-
cured from the courts. and the further
fact that the business men OF North
Carolina also Indorse that order, and
declare that II has alone saved them
from immediate beggary, will have not
the slightest effect upon the President.
1t only shows that General SIckles was
not only right, but that he was the best
friend OF the Southerners themselves
while Johnson Is their real enemy,
under the pretense of special friend,
ship. But sensible men knew this be-
fore, and statement OF the fact by the
Southern people will neither move the
President with regret nor alter his
course. He does not care how many
men are ruined by his policy" any
more than he cares for the quiet Of the
Republic.
The necessity OF General Sickles' or
der number ten is strikingIy shown in
the fact a forced sale made since his re-
moval-a sale forbidden by that order
of property which cost forty thousand
dollars in gold, only brought i've
thousand dollars, thus running man
completely without paying his debt,
and stripping him OF the means to ever
pay 1t. There Is no money in that
country. and forced sales are certain
ruin.
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fur Rfnt.
For Rent.

THE STORE ROOMS LATELY olIu-
piled by George R Taylor Co., and J.
Clemens & Co, on Main fre= I; also Ess=
menf rooms finished. Good 5.1 cts tn secou1
story, and good rooms Tor ounF= purpoSs- ~
second and third story In good order. Poe
seadon given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses FOL
sale in the sixth Ward, on reasonable teFmE
THOS. HOESRROOK.
ohioe. No. nE1< Main street, above Mop
roe, mp stairs fsbs-u
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THE FIRM OF ]. C. ORR & CT. WAS
i dissolved on SEPT. u, ls57, by mutual con-
sent, j. @. On and r. p. Little, retiring.
The business of the old firm will be closed
by the new flrm OF A. W. PAUL s Co., who
are solely Authorized 10 settle ali our claims
and accounts. --.a
We hereby acknowledge the many favors
shown rs by our old customers, and request
q continuance Of the same Tor the new nrm-
J.C. ORR.
b. +. LITTLE,
sepl5 A. W. PAUL.
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Mr.. JOHNSON said the other day that
he wanted us to live in peace as the
dead soldiers are doing at Antietam.
Commenting upon this the New York
Tribune says: 1.-THE great johnson
party has been living in peace like a
dead man for some time past, and the
great Democratic party, IL we do our
duty, will soon follow its example"
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Episcopal High School for Boys.

Episcopal High School Tor Boys.
THREE MILES WEST OF ALKxASDRIA, VA
TUBE LOCATION OF THIS IEsTITU-
Il TON is peculiarly healthy and beanti-
full, commanding hne view Of the cities Of
Warrington, Georgetown and Alexandria
The tWenty-eIRhLh session begins on the
18th OF September, 1857, with The following
Instructors:
Rev. VIZ. F. GARDNER, University OF vlr-
giniA, Rector.
.JAaEs n. GARNET, n A., University of
". PNcKeuY MASON. U. 8, naval Acade-
my.
For Observation-Disclosures address the Rec
REV. WILLIAM F. GARDNER,
Theological Seminary Post On1ea,
Rapl3 2wd FRfrEax county, Va.
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THE Democrats are making tremen-
dous efforts to carry Pennsylvania at
the approaching election. To this end,
according TO Washington dispatches,
Hon. Samuel j. Randall and delega-
ton OF Pennsylvania Democrats, have
proposed to the President that If he
would remove all the Republican office
holders in that State, and appoint
Democrats. they would pledge to give
10, coo Democratic majority. They pro-
pose to turn out every Republican on
charges OF inefdciency or misconduct
and put in Democrats who will use the
Government money and influence
against the Republican party. They
know Congress will reinstate all 9th :
GERS so removed, but their object will
be gained by this scheme, and they do
not care how soon they are reinstated
after election is over.
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Pumps,

oTEAM, POWER AND HAND PUMPS
> OF all sizes, for Mines, QuaFTies, Bre Weries
Uistilleriea, Factories Of all descriptions, and
Tor Public or Private Wnter-WorEs, &c, &c
The STEAM RAM for feeding BoilerE, and
STEAM S1PHOS for raising water. Also
BLOWING ESGISEs, Ar PUMPS, and all
kinds of HYDRAULIC and PNEUMATIC MA
Chimney. send for circulars TO Philadelphia
Hydranllc WORKS, No. AZ South Thin ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa sep7-lm
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RIB B o NJ s
COMBs AND BRUsHE Is,

We are now receiving nice lot OF Fancy
Goods, suitable for presents. which to be APP
preciaIed. must be seen.
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The immediate result of the battle OF
AntIetam was something more than the
defeat OF Lee; 1t was the emancipation
of the slaves. President Lincoln told
Mr.. Chase that he had made vow, If
Lee was driven out OF the loyal States,
of Freedom, and he promptly kept his
promise. Is II not rather significant
that neither the orators nor the poet, at
the recent dedication-nor even the
Chief Executive of the United States
made the slightest Illusion 10 this mem
orable faCt7 sG EE.-s
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Dissolution.

THE FIRM OR PARTNERSHIP OF ORR
i PAUL & CO., consisting Of J. G: On & A.
W. PAUL, was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 18th OF September, 1887. The business
ofthe Late arm Will be settled By ]. c. Orr!
]. C. ORR,
..- -a A. W. PAUL..
HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
ID Stock of the Carpet Store of On, Paun
& Co., and THANKFUL for the very liberal pa
tronage bestowed upon the old firm, we
would AK a continuance Of the same In
tending to give our entire time and attention
To the bus ness, with increased stock and IA.
cilitIes, we hope TO give Satisfaction TO all
who may favor us with their patronage.
The business viii be carried on under the
J.C.ORR 4 CO.,
Successors to
sapl6 ORR, PAUL. a CO.
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Fan Campaign.
Fine Dress Goods.

I'VE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR
w Stock Of Fine Dress Coos, which will
be much larger than usual. Rich Emhrod-
and Colored Gro Grains, Yeiours and Gros'
de AfrfQue Sinks; Rich Siam PlRids; Real
Irish Poplins; French Aerinos; Empress
Cloths: Chene Winceys; very fine Six Mo
hRirs, &C., DC. j. 3. RHODES q CO.
Register CODY, Eepl6
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Something New for the Ladies'.

We are agents for the manufacture OF =
Patent Iron and Range holder. a very dest.
We have also similar article for those
working in Iron, and solicit such 70 call and
sep-2i ~ d. NICOLL q BRO.
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:lIrw advertisements.
ZEPHYRS,
Ladies' Kid Gloves,

Colored and white; Ladies Back Gsuntlets.
Plain. Hemstitchsd, Lace and Embroidered
Handkerchieis. -tH tN''sa-
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- No notice viii be taken OF eornmQni.
catIons moi accompanied by 4 re Pousi0le
nzme The rarns viii be considered conn
sientisl buf muAt In Ali caEE8 accompany tet-
IsTT a. 4 guarantees Of good faith.
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rRI.MEEKLY EDITION.

vrs,,sarn EyEaY TUEsDAY, THURSDAY
Ism sATURDAl,
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Not to be Believed.

The statements of Conservative Papers
concerning the character and abilities of
Delegates to the Reconstruction Conventions.
Some of the statements concerning. them are
to our personal knowledge, ,ungualifiedly
observation-disclosures manufactured from whole
cloth. Attrocious uttcrances are ascribed to
them, aohen it IS kr.oDas that they were not
present at the time or place when and where
it is alleged those utterances were made
Their motives are maligned, their opinions
misrepresented and blackguarded, all for
purpose, WV: to affect Northern sentiment
People sof the North! believe none of
these things Many of those delegates are
from your, circles of kindred and friendship
not few, are graduates of your NEST re-
nowned coleges-sOme of them have occu-
pied public stations of great honor and
trust They are men of toll to be seen, as
well as men nfwealth. But toll. is honora-
bile in your sight. This is the old slave
holding policy, which holds poverty to be a
crime, and manual labor a disgrace. The
Conservative party of the South intend to
hold to their programme We know that
you will spurn fellowship with such a party.
Poor men, white men of the South! Col
ored men, who earn the bread you eati The
Conservative party holds that p0perty rs q
crime and labor a disgrace. They look to
you to pay their taxes. They BURDEN you
with exorbitant rents-they prescribe you
in their laws-they spurn you as "a'suds0ls."
Give such men power, and you have the
reign of slavery. Let the whole country
understand this! Northern men under
stand thisl Members of Congress ,under-
stand this Wilmington Post.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, IT, po,l-,+o,
For the Albemarle District " P''
of North Carolina.
In the matter of Z. w. GRANDY, JR., a Bank
rupt.-SS.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
i 21st day of November, A. D., 1867, warrant
i'm Bankruptcy issued out of the District
Court of the United States for the Albemarle
District of North Carolina against the estate of G.
w. Grandy, Jr,. of Pasquotank County, and State
of North Carolina, who has been adjudgcd bank
rupt, on his own petition; that the payment of
any debts and delivery Ofany property belonging
to such bankrupt, to him, or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him are forbidden by
law; that meeting of the creditors of the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one
or more assignees of his estate, will be held at
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Elizabeth
City, Pasquotank County, North Carolina, before
G. G. Pool, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy for said
District, on the 18th day of December, A. D.,
1867, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
DANIEL R. GOODLOE,
.. s. Marshal as Messenger.
Jos. H. PRATT, y. S. Deputy Marshal.
November 80, 1867. lost.
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

Thousand of Horses die yearly from Collie
This need not be. DIR. Tobias Venetian Horse
Liniment will positively cure every case if given
when first taken. The cost is only one dollar
Every owner of horse should have o bottle in
his stable, ready for use. 1t lis warranted superior
to anything else for the cure of Cuts Wind Calls,
Swellings, Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Old
Sores, &c This Liniment is no new remedy
1t has been used and approved of for 20 years by
the first horsemen in the country. Given to an
over-driven horse, it acts like magic. Orders
are constantly received from the racing stables of
England for it. The celebrated Hiram Woodruff.
oftrotting fame, used it for years, and said it is
far superior to any other he has tried. RecoIect,
DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Liniment is put up
in pint bottles. Take other. Sold by the
Druggists and Saddlers. Depot, So Cortlandt
Street, New York.
Nov. 2, 1867. 94-W&tw1m
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The Alabama Convention.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 81, 1867.
The Convention passed an ordinance
:abolishing the County of Colbert, created at
,the last session of the Legislature
The action taken on yesterday in reference
to the Judicial officers was reeensideped. and
an amendment adopted to elect all the Judi
cial officers including Supreme Court
Judges, by the popular vote.
All the officers, Legislative Judicial and
Executive, are to be elected by the people.
An article was offered and referred, that
1the next General Assembly shall have au
'thority to alter or amend the article on the
elective franchise of the Constitution, pro-
'vided that such alteration or amendment
shall not operate to remove the disabilities
of any class disfranchised by said article,
and that no person shall be disqualified by
such alteration or amendment, who aided
the enemies of the U. s. in the late rebellion
and who have assisted in reconstrueting the
State in accordance with the laws of Con-
.gress
A test vote-shows that this article will be
adopted. Under it., the next Legislature has
authority to continue the policy of pro-
scription.