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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-03

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MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANI
Incorporaled 1888,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

UKIIuE NO, . MoNRoE BT.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN.
4l tefeSt paid on special Dep0sit, NoIGs and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Bold
-CollectlonB made on ali points.
in order 70 meet want that has long bOen
ielt IN this community, this institution win
receive on "Wednesday and Saturday nftef.
noon betWeen thahOnn OF two and four o.
clock, Deposits of any sum OF money, nom
Que dollar and upwards, on which lnIorel
GEO. MENDEL, President.
DIREcroRG-AIex.L Laughlin, A. J. Pannell
John Mcclure, lr.,. Alex. Rogers, Morgan u
ocl7.ly A. q. QUARRiER, Treasurer. f.:'
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IT Is said that ono OF the quickest
ways Of making fortune Ia TO marry
n fashionable young lady, and sell her
clothes,
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PETROLEO-CALCIUM GAS.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
" provements OF the age Is the procaSs OF
manufacturing gas by the Petroleo. Calcium
Gas Company, OF Wheeling. West Va, upon
patents OF DR.. ]. h. Connelly, from an III.
most valueless product Of Petroleum on,
Crestd.Hil1 In combination with hme,
or lime and coal 20 simple that tw5
thousand feet OF Gas may be made by
any farm hand or stable boy OF ordinary In.
telllgence In three hours, II has been
thoroughly tested upon such q scale, at the
McLuIe House In Wheeling, and at the
country resldence OF Nj. ]. P. Gllchrist, near
the same city, m TO hx the certainty OF It's al.
fordlng entirely satisfactory results In the
production oi small and large quantities Of
Gas, and can be with great economy applied
70 Private Residences, SsHatndrtes, Hottli, Fac-
tories and cltiss. It II superior 10 any Gas
now in use, not only a. 10 toe safety, sim.
pllcity, pIacticabllity and great cheapneSs OF
manufacture, but for itH superior brillIancy,
SOFT influence upon the sight and freedom
from the sulphurous odOFs common 70 Gas,
These facts the officeB OF tho company
VIII take pleasure In demonstrating To those
desiring to adopt or interest themselves In It
Tbs company will EelI rights 10 manufacture
In Towns, Counties, DlstIicts or States, and
direct attention 10 the following
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Transportation.
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road.

New York via 'F'S -
Philadelphia l:sc p m $40 a m Il 10 m
Tickets to all principal points in tho East
and West can be procured At the Union once
Ia Mcclure HouSo and at the station at
deG2 Generai Tickai Arant.
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devoteS particular attention 20 all diseases
peculiar 10 thtse organs in both sexes. Send
Atnmn iOr n ElrnnlRr.
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AndObt------
n Three magnifieenty Illustrated Medical
hooks, containing Important Physiological
Information, for Men and Women, sent fee
on receipt OF 26 cents, by addressing Tie Sec
IetAry OF the New York Medical University,
No. 30 Clln ton place, New York City,
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r ADIE9, you will be astonished nj the
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THE YIELD ID 1REATt
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WINTER IS coMINGi
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TX y a. " ~ O. a . - ~ ~ - q. 2 II
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TOBACCO.

"- We have not
discontinued, nor do
we intend 10 cease
packing 800 Daily in
papers OF Century
Tobacco. reports to
the contrary nOtwith
standing.
~We are making
the Centur, from the
choicest leaf; II Is free
nom drugs, and Is In
every respect, the
Best Fine cut To-
bHcco
manufactured. Sold
BY all respectable job
beH.
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EXCELslOR DIALOGUES, consisting OF
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AddrrSH =. GARRETT Il CO., Publishers, 702
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WTANTED-l00 Farmers 10 engage In n
w business that will pay from slO6 70 $50
per month from nDw until spring, Address
JONES BROS. q CO., PhilRdelphiA.
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CENTURY

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Mondays, One 800
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Fridays, Twenty
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such rs slk, Mertno, and Alpaca Dresses,
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Cd Ware, Sewing Machines, DC. This Is no
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ne following hchednle On and Atter Nay
FAST LINE.
Leave Wheeling Leave Baltimore
daily at... 6:lD p m. daily at....S2O pm.
Arrive Washington l:80 q
Grafton -....- 1000 Arrtves-
Park enburE 80 am. HnIpers F'y.IESO
Cumberland 800 Cumberland IL am
haIpes Ferrs ll6 GpIton.....--. SO
BALTIMORE ...-i9sS0 Wheelng-...l0:IV
WRsh'n C1tv ll:86 HIncludlnK SundRya.
'lncludlng Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN. .....
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves Baltimnsea
daily At. I6S ain. daily at... GIS pm,
.Aniyes- .AAnM ,n %ash.n Gty-&IS
ParkenburS 10 Harpera Fly .lsl am.
HaTperS F'ylR:SI I'm. urRfIon. Laos p,m.
%ash,a S.ty: SO 'EISSpt s1SdSys. i; AZ
sExcept Sundays.
MAIL TRAIN,
Leaves wheeling Leaves BALTIMORE
daily at...-s;l6 pm. daily at...s:tS am.
AIiveA- Wash'n ciIy-7tl6
1mltoil .G20 O. IN, Arrives
Cumberlaud...7: /" HRrpor's F'y. I'm N m.
hhSEper's F'yiSt0 pm. Cumberland, $40
MihcheSt ef...,SO !" lGnfton-.-...-.llNo
baltimore SCI. .-bUO lWheelinR-...ttOR q. m,
WAsh'n City.-hho ttxcept SRturd0ye.
Except Saturdays,
BENWUOD ACCOMMODATION,
To connect with O. o. r. r. Division.
Leaves Wheeling at...- $40 q, NJ. 100 p, m.
800 's
Tickets TO all principal points IN the East.
West and Southwest can be IrocurW at tIlS
Company y Otiice.
JoIN L. WILSON, Master OF Transportation
X. I. DENRlES
my donerA Agent, Wheeling.
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ACTI tG LIKE A CHARM
In Removing Obstruction nnd RcAtorlnE Ma.
ture to itS Proper Channel, puIETlSu TIIK
NEKvE5, aud bringing back tho "RoAy color
OF HEALTH TO the check Of the most delicate,
Fun and explicit directions RecOmnanV
each box. Price, 81 par box; SIX l0xGS, S
Sold by one DTuggNt In every town, VILLAGE,
city and hamlet throughout the world, Sold
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prugglstA, Mt Wholesale and Retail,
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Ing Post once, can have the l'ills sCnt (cOnf.
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free OF Postage.
40. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
sale Agents, Now York. jySl. aHim
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l40 Main Street,

Corner of Union, W wHEEL1HG,
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
That mover have been NOR never can:De. beat
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Agents wanted everywhere For Club
Price List Of Valuable Prizes open TO all, sc,,
address JOHN TURNER. Publisher aud Pro
pTietor, Rochester, New York.
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TESTIMONIALS,

TESTINIONIALSs
WHEELING, W. Va. Aug. 9, 1897.
7bths President Qr he PespLeO- calotUn Gas o..
SIR-We have thoroughly and carefully
investigated the O. Instruction and workinEs
OF tho apparatus for manufacturing Gas, nc
cording 70 your companyE patents, and the
COMBINATIONS OF materials used, aS now
working upon the MoLura House In thls
city, and country reSidenco of. p. Gilchrist,
hq, near this city. For himplicity, dura.
bllity, economy and safety, we consider II
superior to any other method OF mRnuIac-
eheerully recommend It's adoption by all
Gas conSu men.
K. ]. SWEENEY,
Mayor Of H7aeeitn1.
W. W. MiLLER 4 T.,
Union Foundry aud Engine Works.
WM. HARH,
PlatHoer and Gas RhiSf'.
W. +, GOODWIN a Co.
RoptetOrs MoLLTe HOUSE.
SWEENEY & Co.,
Mdchintsts and Engine Builders.
WM. A. TURNER,
JstUeitSr and Watch Maker.
WM u. TERRY,
General r, X. Ticket Apent.
LOUIS GAUSS,
Proprietor AeLurs RotisS Saloon.
And refer by special permission % dor, TO-. 70 .o
Pittib,trph, RL, J0rnerlV 7rsdHirsr Cty Gds o..
h. II. GoLnTHARP, ESo.,
Gas Engineer, Pits6irph, R1,
f PfETRoLEo.cALc1uM GAS Co,
nuRi.gowly Wheeling, ~, Va.
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO 3. R. COMPLY
ITV1@ RALT. d OHIO RAILRoAD Co.,
WHEELING, MAY 4. lAbI,

" -. WHkkI-INu1 hiHy q IoJI,J
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
DAksENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and amer May
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That siopy. We are Offering at our New
Store.
saal.aa s0'G.o@ sotelf.
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ApRi
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Wherever looated,- lin County. vlllago o.
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Apr2I ,.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-27

D'isgopsTH" Convert the terms, aud
the sense would be thus: for the people
to misgOv4rn would be in accordance
Nth the UW Of COP; for the people
to misgoyern tgOidd be reasonable
Il Is the corresponding duty Of he
people to His0oUera, because It is their
right to misgovern. The Tri6uns had
some glimmeFing sense that it was pro-
n~ouncing 81 enormity in 50 boldly ehsl-
longing common sense and good con-
science. For it attempts to buDgle out Of
the labyrinth, by stating that " the cure
for all evils possible TO the government "
is frequent elections" The people
have a right to ~DlisgOVeya, according to
this new philosophy, which Is to revolu-
tiOnize the world, and make rulers and
Legislators Of the African and the long
tailed ChlnRman but the cure is "cer-
tain aud speedy" and they simply wA
not m~isgovern, by allowing frequent cleo
lions. This is the whole idea Of the
philosopher, and resolves Itself into the
simple question Of fact, whether the
kind Of people for whose right TO mis-
govern the Tribune is 50 persistent and
blatant an advocate, WW misgoYern, or
1riR not. VIII the negro, the mongrel
race, the Chinamsn, and the mulattO,
exercise the right Ito mlsgovern) so fatty
and hlppsntly claimed for them, or not q?
Do the Mexicans exercise their right to
misgovern? Do not the Radicals Illus
trate this " Divine right" in q pre-emi-
nent degree? We await, with breathless
anxiety, to hear Sir ORACLE speak sgsin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-27
MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, September 28.-Cot-
ton, sales $50 bales; easier, low middiing
Zoe receipts Al bales. Flour guiet and
hrm, sUperine SO, choice extra sl36,
SO %. Corn 10 in good demand with an
upward tendency, white 81 20. Oats
scarce, soc. Pork quiet and firm, S26 75
OF bacon retailing at I52c; shoulders
lSfc sugar cured hams 25ac; lard hrm,
prime, in tierces l449I4se. Gold a.
sterling 81 to So; New York sight I pre-,
MUM.
4CINCINEATI, September 26.-FIour
firm full rates maintained; extra SO rs
Clio 25; family $40 759II 25. Wheat
quiet and unchanged No. 2 winter 50 %.
Corn duli, 81 06. Oats quiet and lower.
No. / 62e. Rye firm; 81 80. Barley un-
changed. Cotton dull; lower: nominal:
middling 2092l low middIipg IS.
Whisky dull and nominal. Provisions
unchanged. Lard 1910. Bacon held at IL.
l79l7f; no hams in market. Pota-
toes firm So 25@S so. Groceries firm.
ST. LOUIS, September 26.-Tobacco
active, Tugs and oOmmon leaf advanced
half, other qualities unchanged. Cotton
and hemp, nothing doing. Flour firm
but inactive, choice superfneS7 so. extra
1908 20, double extra 50 50tGI0 rs, trlple
extra Sll 5O9l2, fancy Sl39l4. Wheat
Corn firm 81 ll@I Is. Oats dull,
delivered at 6l@84o. Barley quiet, 81 30
spring. Rye more active 81 GOA
| 80. Provisions dull. Pork nominaIlv
unchanged. Bacon dropping, 19Io clear
sides, 90 for sugar cured hams. Whisky
lo haist,
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PRINC1PLEs GOvERNINs THE CON.
DUCg or THE APPEAL

A GOVERNMENT Of white men FOR white
men; and no political miseegenaton.
TO the Union OF thesrArEs: FIDEL-
ny 20 the Constitution in its true extent and
meaning Obedience 70 and maintenance OF
al law, state and National, c0nstitutiOnany
enacted
RSsrAsCE to Tyranny, Usurpauon md Op-
preston, OF one man OF many; and 70 al en-
croachments upon the Hghts or neemen OF Of
states, or upon the just and constitutional
prsrogatives OF any Department. Of the State
or National Goverments
NO ESTABLISHMENTS Of Military despotisms,
no suthronIng Of martial law, no suspension
OF writ OF Habeas Corpus, no Staying Of cit
iEens by Military Commission no interference
with the Courts. no Isl-es de eoohs, In ume OF
peace.
STRICT sUBoEDISATToS OF the Military 70 the
Civil Power.
No STANDING AENIEs OF States in time OF
peace.
OF disf~rauchtsed citizens 70 all
rsrtsand privileges OF which they have been
dts=a-zed no prosecutions OF disqUaliheations
for political opinions: for the PAST, oblivion
oE ofsnoes; for the PEEsKST aud FUTUEE
uSIOS. PEACE Law and ORDER-
PrEPErUAL ASSURANCE 20 ali f-ssmen Of the
African race, Ofal the oryIL rights Of hreemen-
No RrprDIATToS, by State or Nation, of any
bones and lawful debt
No REVIVAL o. old party difegencesi but a
Union Of all Conservative men, Of al former
psrEes VIII revere the Constitution. 70 restore
he old landmark Of the Government.
40 LEGISLATION 70 plumber one portion 81
me country for the proht Of another portion.
wusrEvEE Is JUST; whatever IS RIGHT
whatever Is OF coon EEFUTE, and worry OF
tbe Of English freemen
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OUTSIDE OF TUE CONsTTTUTIoY


Upon the question whether the South
ern States are out Of the Union, and gov
erned by Congress " outside OF the Con-
stitution," as conquered country, tho
New York World thus extensively
argues:
All that We need maintain is, that of
Two contradictory theories both cannot
oe true' As respects the southern states,
tne constitution cannot be in force, and
theory on which the reconstruction scfs
are defeDsible is that Of the Tribune int
the constitution, as a compact etvssD
tht seeding and the non-seceding states
was annulled by the war, and did moi
revive on It's termination. From This II
would follow that We may riRbtfuuv
exercise the same absolute authority ovsr
those states as IL they had been con-
quered from a foreign government. We
are spared the necessity o arguinR aQainst
this ~pretentiOn as q theory, by the re-
peated denisis which congress has made
of IL In practice. You cannot have II
both ways; the constitution cannot be
completely annulled, and at the same
time fully in force.
When congress proposed the constitu.
uOnal amendment 70 the southern states
as a condition Of their representation an
which theory we're they acting ? II
those states had lost all their rights under
the constitution, how could they exercise
the highest right Of all? To participate
In amending the constitution is a higher
act than participation In ordinary legis-
lation, inssmuch az the Constitution ia
the supreme law, binding congress itself
II is q rule for the rulers the highest az.
ercise Of the sovereign authority taking
The form Of mandates TO the government
By acknowledging the right OF those
states 70 act on amendments to the cop-
stitutiOn, congress is estOpp0d from anv
such pretense as the Tribune sets up for
It's Justification.
II the constitution was aDnulled for
the south by the war, what is the dats of
It's defeasance? II IL fell az All. II must
have fallen sc the beginning Of tha wsr
But congress eve acted on that hvpoth.
esis. The Tribune says that, as " Senator
Andrew johnson sustained and Justified
the war, he was very wrong then
or else he is very wrong now But
il is matter Of record that he stood
then precisely where he stands now and
is more 10 the purpose, Congress
unanimously stood with him. 1t was ne Z
that proposed n the senate the same res
which also In substance passed
the house, declaring that the war was
Waged for any purpose Of conquest or
and would not impair any
Of the resisting states, which they
possessed under the Constitution. To re-
5oFt the language o. tbe Tribune, cou,
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NEW YORK, September 26.-Cotton,
dull and dropping sales, 1900 bales
uplands, 23c. Flour, dun and dropping,
81 1908 so for superfine state. Western
whisky, quiet and unchanged. Whest,
3 shade firmer, 2G3c better s. 1902 p
for No. ? spring. Rye, firm, 81 48 for
western. Corn, less active and 1c lower,
81 20@l 33 for mixed. Western oats,
active and firm; 4@754c for Ohio and
Chicago. Rice, dull. Coffee, quiet.
Sugar, steady; Cuba, ll@i2e. MOlasses,
dull. Pork, irmer; S& 90 FOR mess.
Lard, steady 1S4@Il!G Tor barrels. Dry
goods, well sustained. Money, active and
Hrmer; 3 coupon sterling active, 9a994.
Gold, AT. Government stocks are a
shade easier; coupons OF 1852, 49, :
coupons Of 1866, 1895 10 4Osi 99s 1865,
1863. Sales Of government gold to-day
amounted to about 81 900, 900. The gov
eminent now employs several gold
brokers, and the sales OF coin are larger
than generally supposed. Receipts OF
customs to-day $3.50, 900. The currency
shipped west yesterday amounted TO
$780, 900. Stocks are strong; Adams
Express Co, 6lA Merchants Union, "a
Erie, 90; Illinois Central, 12l@122. Re
ceipts at the sub-treasuIy, s., 00l SOB F.;
payments, s., 4Sl, 4S4; balance, Sll7 $780,
isS.
LOUISVILLE, September 2G.-Sales, q
hhds. tobacco to-day hrmer - 40G.
"A 40. Flour dull 81 IS for superfne
51l for A No. J.. Wheat 81 80. Corn,
sheiled, 81 Is; ear, bulk, 81 20. Oats Bjc.
Mess pork S24 50. Cotton 2lkc. Bacoa,
shoulders, l44c; clearsides, lStc, packed.
Lard, t~ierees, 1870. Whisky, IN bond,
Soc.