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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-01
tREPUsLIOAN STATE COSVENrIOS.

The undersigned. IN pursuance oftheir au
thority and duty. as the State Central CON-,
nnitt e, beg leave TO submit TO the Vote'I ,,'e
tue Republican party in West NlTEiDtA
following recon mendations: ,,. ,1sYks-
That state Convention be hel1 ~ - mar,
burg on Thursday, the 2srh Gay OF NY nt nom ON.
AT ~ o clock a NJ, for the PuiP, .io.c,or,
mating state ticket and cho 'S,,n-, - t,,a
for PRESIDENT and Vice-FfeaSiueN' -
1hsI Inc asiezates TO this Convention In
.,,,,,,ton m se:ect'Dg Eaid State ticket and
p...,Jsn,ieI electors, be Ikewise en-
roae,ed By their respective 'oonstitu'
80 10 choose candidates for Con
sresS and for the vacant state senator'
sbips, separating into appropriate Congress
zIoual and Senate rial District Conventions
for that purpose. ,.,o-
That County Conventions TO select oei -.
gales TO the aforesaid State Convention ~, ~
held throughout the State on SATURDAY, -
lam of MAY. and that said County CohEeh-
lions at The same time telect their
Con- mites and take such other ac'''n -. :.
may DO necessary to secure thorough AM
efYec4iye organization of the parry ~ 0''-'
mart a T the Commonwealth.
H'-'s JOHN r. WILSON.
4. II. LoGAS.
SAHUEL LAUGHIISI
JOSEPH BILL,
JOHN X. HUBBARD,
JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
A w, CA1IPBELL,
STATE Central Committee.
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n.IIronn1A Is RAPIDLY alling on with

I CALIFORNIA Is rapidly filling up with
Immigrants from the Atlantic States.
The exceedingly low fares, caused by
the competition of the rival lines of
steamers TO California, it is said, are
flooding San Francisco with more peo-
nile than can find employment, and the
newspapers of that city are beginning
N complain of the rapidly increasing
surplus of population. They say trade
"a dnII wages low and provisions high,
and that persons with limited means,
Who are able to raise the money to get
ont there, find themselves unable to get
hack They deny also that San Fran
cisco is any longer "new country"
in the sense of needing fresh immigra-
lion. Whilst this is the declaration
about immigration from the Atlantic
states, it seems strange that the Cali
forpia authorities should be thinking
of sending agents to Prussia to make
known the Inducements offered by
their State for immigration. Yet such
Is the present announcement.
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Iowa, though not over a quarter of a
century old. has population of over
One Million, and, though not rich
claims to have devised and constructed
the most commodious and eligible hos
pital for the insane of any State in the
Union. ItIslocated at Mount Pleasant,
Henry comfy. It's central structure
ninety by sixty feet. Is four stories
high; the six wings Corning a quadran.
gle) are three stories; 1t Is built of cut
stone lined with brick, has an iron
water, gas and heating. II has 40
rooms above the basement, 800 doors,
and / 100 windows. 1t has cost S6OO,0 900,
Including an artesian we'll 2, 100 feet
deep, which is no longer used, because
OF the corrosive properties of the water.
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TIE New York Tribune, says with
point and justice, that there is one
sense, and one only, In which the re-
movaI of Andrew johnson can be call
ed party necessity. The Republic
can party cannot afford to be recre-
ant to it's duty. When II loses the
courage or the will to do right, it is
time for it to die. It's plain duty to the
country is to convict the President.
The necessity FORT to perform that duty
Is of the Same kind which makes 1t i'm
peratlve upon every individual man TO
obey the Ten Commandments.
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a COMPANY OF gentlemen of ability
and responsibility have formed an as
ISOLATION called "The American Rail-
way Literary UnioD," the purpose OF
which Union is to get control of all
railway lines, cars, stations and depotsr
and all steamboat lines, SO far as con-
Germs the sale therein and thereon Of
things 10 read, such as books, newspa-
pers, magazines, handbills. guides,
and so on.
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sTHESe Lopis brewers pay $SOO, 900 a
year for hops alone, and Considerably
more for barley.
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WE trust, says the ITitunc, (and we
heartily endorse the remark the Sen
ate will listen to the voice of the coun'
try, and not allow members like Gar
ret Davis to precipitate six montha
more of "gab" upon us when the SEN
ate retires for discussion. 1t wasili-
advised to permit the Managers and
counsel TO take their own time in
speaking. Ono speech opening and
closing on each side would have been
enough. To crafty the vanity of these
men, n week OF precious time has been
wasted.
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THERE is much discussion as to Mr..
wade's successor pro tempore OF the
Senate. Mr.. Williams, of Oregon, and
Wilson, of Massachusetts, seem now
to be prominent candidates. The lat
ter being candidate for vico Presi.
dent on the Chicago PLATFORM, for whom
his State delegates have been instruct
ed to vote, is probably the one who
stands the best chance.
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Engine Lathe for Sale.

ATADE BY N. Y. STEAM ENGINE
wi Company. Dimension So in. swing,
will turn u feet front and cross-cut screw
feed, Is feet shear, will cut to u threads to
/ inch, face plate, counter shaft and hangers
complete. A first class Lathe in excellent
condition and will be sold low.
NORWAY IRON MFG co.,
aDrl4-lm Cor. 4th and CLAY streets.
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THE Chicago Tribune is charged with
having ever slnccthe beginning of the
Impeachment trial, stricken out the
name OF Senator Yates. wherever it oc.
CURED in the reports from Washing
ton. And all this is said to have been
done to make the readers of that pa.
per believe that Mr.. Yates has taken
no pnrt in the trinl.
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mo- Whom it Nav Concern.

UHE UNDERSIGNED, r. G. BARR,
hereby gives notice This appointment as
Assignee OF the estate of Matthew hcSnbb
OF Wheeling, in the county Of Ohio, In the
District OF West Virginia, and who was to
wit, on the 10th day OF April, A: u. 1865, adj
judged Bankrupt upon the petition ofhimSef
by the U. 8. District Court for said District.
Dated at Wheeling the SJth dsy ofAp riI, a.
r. G. BARR,
myl-laW2w
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DEMoCKATIC politicians are dissatis-
fed with the postponoment of their
National Convention to July, and n
plan Is on foot to induce their Execu-
tive Committee to change the call and
fix an early day in June for its meeting.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEATH OF
i our highly esteemed associate. Mr. j. l..
CONNER, the proposed MAY Ball" of the
United Fire Company has been indie finiteiy
postponed. Ticket holders can return their
s. McYAY, President.
w. MASToS. Secretary. myI-ir
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GEN. HANCOCK is fast gaining ground
with In tIuentinl Democrats as Presi-
DENTAL candidate, and Indications are
now that Mr.. Pendleton will find
dangerous competitor inlhis military
rival.
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aent advertisements.
Notice.

THE MEMBERS OF NELSON LODGE,
L No. 80, a. F. and a. NJ, are hereby sum
mOned To meet at Masonic Temple at nine
o'clock this a. m. for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral of our deceased Brother,
JOSEPH l.. CONNER. Brethren Of sister
Lodges are cord ally invited 10 attend.
InYl-ll GEO. BAIRD. w. 81.
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For Sale I,ow

CODA AND
. Fixtures, all new and in com plete work.
ing order, including Orname ntal Marble Top
Counter. Apply to VIM. Gregg, office Am
Life ms. Co., or Jos. Speidel, IS Main street.
0DTsB0. 2tuSltw
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GENTS WANTED
FOR THE
Official History Of the War

Its Causes, Character, Conduct and
Results.
By HON. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS.
A Book for all Sections and all Parties.
This great work presents the only complete
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Annnnnfetnents.
Pop spCppTApv or sTATI

n=DMeans. Ednors.-Please announce III
lSp name OF Col. EDWIN FREY, as n can
didRte for the ONCE of Secretary OF the State
subject to the decision OF the Republican
Slate Convention, and oblIge
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w. mASror, Seer
Notice.

NyE HAVE THIS DAY soLD CUR
w entire stock of Hats and Caps to s. N.
Prather, and will discontinue business. We
take pleasure in saying to our customers
that they Will ind Mr.. Prather an honorable
and accommodating business gen tleman.
April 20, 1883. sENSENEH & GIEFEN.
Ar. 8. II. Gifen Will remain with y. n.
PTather as salesman.
Having bought the above concern and
made large purchases OF new and fashion,
able goods, would be pleased 10 see my Old
customers again, as well as many new ones.
myI-lm s. N. PRATHER.
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MILLIONAIRE RoosEvELrpublishe a
card complaining of the GdtGIy'S arti-
Gle sketching him and other very opu-
lent New Workers. He Indignantly
queries, "Has a rich man no rights2"
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FOR CnNGREHS.

N@pwe are authorized 10 announce HON
GES CHESTER u. HUBBARD. OF Ohio coun'
", as a candidate for reelection from the
First Congressional District, subject TO the
decision OF the Union Republican Conven.
fIon aDFlB
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O--=D Editors nntelRDercey,-Please announce
lHSP the name OF GIN. /. H. DUYAL as oul
candidate for Congress from this (hTstl Con
gTesRlonRl District, subject to the action d
The approaching State Republican ConYen'
'i2 %ar9l MANY CITIZENS.
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For Sale

4 DESIRABLE PIECE OF GROUND
IA OF one acre, bound on the west by Lind
street, on the south by Spruce street, In EasI
Lind street, VIII be sold on easy terms and al al
low prices.
apr23 ], IRWIN
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Fare Reduced. -Notice to Travellers.

The fine steamer r. K. HUDSON,
IeHa64 eCapt. ]. L. Russell, Will receipt
passengers TO MARIETTA and
PAhKErSBURG every Saturday evening
for Ono Dollar, Cabin Passage.
Leaves PaTkeIAbuIg every Thursday even
ing. Fare on up trip, same as down.
For passage, or further information, apply
on board or TO
BOOTH BATTELLE & CO.,
npT30-tf Agents,
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Nohce.

THE DIFFERENT FIRE COMPANIES
i of the city are respectfully invited TO
meet the United Fire Company, at United
Hall, at o clock this, a. M. for the purpose
of attending the funeral OF Mr.. ]. Il. CONNER.
W. MAmoS, sec,y. " "o'A m n
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UIHIS WORD Is APPLIED RIGHT AT
LAST. WILLIAM willy 4 Co., manu-
iacture the EXCELSIOR SMUT MACHINE
and Grain Separator on Wheeling Island,
West Va. This machine is better arranged
and does It's work as well as the best and bet
Ter than $40 OF the machines in use. War
ranted. Please examine price, &c. No.
cleans % to so bus. per hour Sl30, without
shoe, $3.50 with shoe; No. 2 cleans so to 60 bus
perhour $50 without shoe, s200.with shoe;Eo.
cleans 100 10 l25 bus per hour $50 without
shoe, s2T5 with shoe. Address Bridgeport,
Ohio RpTS-Sm
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WINDOW SHADES
AMERICAN vArrHA4W WATCHES.


THE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
Watches bS Railway Conductors, Engi-
neerS, and EXpreSsmen, the most exacting
class of watchsY carers: has thoroughly de-
lily, and accuracy of the Waltham Watch.
To satisfy that clnSS in all these respects is to
decide the question as to the real value OF
More than 10000 are speaking for them
selves in the pockets OF the people.
Imported Watches are made on an eXpen-
sIve system, in small numbers, but by nu-
merous makers, and are placed in the market
here by, an Importer who first secures a
Monopoly OF Sale OF some one hanutacture.
To the Manufacturers profit must be add
cd Cost of Importa ton.
a Custom-house duty OF IS per cent, pay
A profit Of at least Is per cent to the Inn
porter, another profit TO the jobber; thus
nearly doubling the cost OF the imported
At Waltham, Watches are manufactured
on a large scale, under one roof and system
of supervision and management, thereby
saving many OF the expenses necessarily In
Cured in small establishments; hence their
great cleapneSS.
All respectable dealers now sell waItham
Watches, and competition, as all the world
knows, is favorable to small profits The
trade Is satisfied, because, though the profit
on each watch is small, the demand is large
and all are salable.
INSCRIPTIONS Importers occasionally place
To avoid imposition, the purchaser should
Invariably demand a certificate OF genuine
neSSs6lBue1 ny Tue OI Lu6
Watch Company-R. E. ROBBINS.
There are different grades OF finish In the
different varieties of Watches made by the
waltham Company, as there are different
sizes and shapes 10 suit all tastes and means;
but every Watch that bears the genuine
trade mark ol"WALTHAM" Is guaranteed
TO be a good one, and nobody need be afraid
tObuy IL.
Eve watch Fully Warranted.
For sale by all frst-cIAss dealers In the
United states and British Provinces.
ROBBINS d APPLETON,
No. 1872 Broadway, n. Y.
PB-Ask for the Waltham Watch, and take
no other. 1t Is the best. 1t is the cheapest,
apT4
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Gnr 8Ent.
For Rent

A wAREHoUSE-IN THE CENTRE oE
n business, on the east side OF Main sfrsSt
I'd door above Quincy, adjoining JoStt,,
Hamilton & Co. Now vacant. Apply to,
apras.gw W. L. M IS Nae :,,,..
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To IRON Wnrkars-

UIHE MILL OWNERS OF ST. LOUIS
L want % or 30 frst class Boilers and
Helpers, for which they will pay the estab-
lished price 81 so per ton, the same rs now
paid at the Lacle1e Iron Works in st. LOnis.
apT2S-4L" THE IRON MASTERS.
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Passage to Pittsburgh, One Dollar,
mMeaIs n State-Rooms TncIn6edn

shippers and consIgnees will do well to
consult us relative 10 freight, as we can, and
will, carry cheaper than any other line.
All business entrusted TO our care will re-
ceiVe prompt attention.
Freight will be received and delivered on
the wharf Boat, and thereby secured
against Indictment weather.
For further Information enquire OF
BOOTH, BATTELLE q CO.,
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TRY ONE HOTTIE or

LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIALul
Baby rests sweeuy; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma is rested; Papa is
ready FOR breakfast, and Your neighbor Will
not say, Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughlins Infant Cordial. Only 25 cents a
Bottle. marl3.
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CHARLES SEIBKE,
REMoNAL.

HAVE removed to No. 80 Main ST., west
III side. the ware room recently Occupied
b. Crangle, DalzelI & Co., where we are re-
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For Rent

TIME THREE STORY BRICK BUIIn-
ing on Water street, now occupied nv a
Wilson Kelly. Good cellar undernsaTh
POSSESSION given hrst of April. For further
Information enquire Of
mar3.tf BOOTH, BATTELLE Il co
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Steambnats.
For Cincinnati, Lower Ohio ana ST.
Louis.

The fine passenger steamer "R. II.
na&tAHUDSOH," Capt. Russell, will
80 - leave ns above on Saturday, the
2nd lust, at 3 O'clock, p. m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH. BATTELLE = CO.
apT3O-3t Agents
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NEW AND COMPLETE stool
Excelsior.

of all goods usually kept In our limo OF buSi-
ness. which we offer TO the trade on the
most favorable terms nprl5-lm
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BABYAT arIDNIaHT.

Screaming at the top OF its voice-disturbs
all the sleepy heads OF the house, and your
next-door neighbor. How often you hear
the thoughtIess remark, " Choke that squat
ling BabyP' Now. this Is very unkind of
you, my friend. Once you had Just such a
time Teething, Cholic. Pain, FretfuI, Wake
full Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night OF watching,
and weary morning dawns, bringing No
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
[Eon ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE ouTsIpE rAe1
Po11r1cA1.-A meeting of Irishmen in favor

PoIITIcAL.-A meeting of Irishmen in favor
of the election OF Grant and Coltax, was held
last evening at Concert Hall. The hall was
crowded, and in the audience were many ladies'
Colonel Thomas Fitzgerald presided.
Colonel Fitzgerald, on taking the chair, said
that he often wondered why the Irishmen
adhered TO the Democratic party. He thought
that when the Republican party was organized
Tor the support OF justice, equality, and
humanity, THAI they would join that party, and
he had no doubt that the rank anu NE OF the
Den ocrstic paIty-the Irish pocion--are the
well-wishers OF the Republican party, but they
now follow false leaders.
General Mahon, OF Boston, was introduced.
be said that lew days ago he was astonlshed
tion OF Irish Republicans. The reason that
there are no such organizations is because the
American people believe that the Irish generally
90 with the Democratic party. For several
years a large potion of the lrlsh have been
with the Republicans. (ApRause) Hence the
nece ssity OF forming Republican Associations.
The reason that The lIish supported the Demo-
cratic party was because IN days gone by they
could support no other aud vote for liberty.
he, the speaker, honored the Democratic
party in times past The democratic
party OF to.oay IS not the Democratic
psy vSf OF he the pas the Dary
1t is very easy to decGe how 10 go 10 this con-
test, when he saw those men VINO had fought us
durng the war sitting III the New YORK Con-
gention and nominating Seymour Never
coul6 he support such man. He knew it was
hard 10 give up q name. but that name nov
amounts 10 nothing, and all should SUP port the
party which now advocates the old Democratic
doctrines. Although this Democratic party has
a glorious record, il is IN bad nands nov that
OF he bels. In very bad hands when they re-
fused to nominate Penns ylyarias faVorite son,
General Hancock (appanse), when they had
the power to do So They wouldn't take
any body that was in favor of toe
war, not even civilian. During
the war the Democrats cried Peace !" "Peace p
b.. AcH .Les 2s ~ i-.s go Vte. lie ,JI.4rJ,
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LOUISIANA.
Report "r the Committee on the Peace
and Coed Order of Lhe State-LawIcss.
ness and Crime UnparaIIeIed,

Report "f the Committee on the Peace
ana Good Order of the State-LawIcss-
ness and Crime Unparalleled,
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 8. The joint committee
of the General Assembly appointed to nveetl.
gate the peace and good order OF the State, Hon.
Hhph J. Campbell, chairman, report that within
ashort period 204 Unlonsts nave been killed. 81
were hot and l43 other wise maltreaJed, maHIng
total of 39S. The report states that they have
examined personally l4l witnesses, have received
81 letters ION various responsible and repu-
ta0le cltizeus, ana have taken $50 copies OF
a1hdavlts from the originals IN the possession
OF the Senate aud House Committees on Elec.
tions ard returns. Your committee are OF
the belief that not one little OF the murders
and ourages actually committed during the
time embraced III our examination appears In
the present report, owing to the shoTtuess of
the time given aud The other causes above set
lorb. Your committee have reason To believe
that II adequate time is given to take even such
testimony as may be offered to them without
search Tor II, from different parts OF the state,
the lacts will disclose state OF lawlessness,
terrorism, and crime that is unparalleled in any
civilized couutry, and disgracetul TO the ace in
which we liSe and to the Cnristiau character
which we profess. Humanity sickens at the
contemplation OF bgotTy so teroc!ous and a
hate SO rem Or eless founded solely political
differences, and havlug for its pellpg motive
not resistance to oppression, but AN unruy
de- ire to coeTce the sentiments and actions OF
others, and bind feeling OF rage and
vengeance toward those wnOm they cannot
COW nor silence. 1t Is the mature conclusion Of
your committee, founded on the testimony
before them. that the state of lawlcssness and
unpunisbed crime prevalent in this State is
chargeable rot alone to the desperate and inta-
nous characters who are the immediate agents,
but TO the apathy and silent connivance o. that
large and espectabe class OF the people of the
State who, while they would scorn personally
to commit any of those violeHt acts, if they do
not actually sym pathize with their perpetrators
at least refrain studously from any efforts TO
restrain or bring them 10 justice, and are there
fore Justly liable to the indictment OF the peace
loving portion OF the community for the offense
of permitting such mscreants to roam at large
nnnunlhhed.=P Press.