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Grant and COlfax !!
TO THE FRIENDS or

11HlE Combat lccpcns! We arc IN The
tl'ick OF Il desperate struggle, but we
can see through and beyond it. 4 few weeks
more OF rcsolutc effort will usher in d long
bright season oftramluilty and safety
"e must not DC beaten. The patriot
bloody iir'ds, cries aloud to us to press on to
INC glorious cons,mnntion for which 50
much has joyfuly been sacrificed Tlc
election OF GRANT and COLFAN secures the
aSccn'!nncy Of Liberty, Justice. aud Peace.
10 IS the ApponlaltoX Of our civil conflict
IL insureS thnt ours shall henccfortl be u
lanu of Equal Rights and Equal Laws. II
makes our recent history coherent ami 10 gle
ni' 1t demonstrates that the discontinue Of
me Kcbcllloh was no blumdcr ""u no acci-
dent, but the triumph nf i'rinclpo and an
added proof that G%a1 re'*nS
ought to 10 bcttcr for there arc still thou
SAINTS who would read Republican papers
who 'iayc them not, and hence arc not iu-
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must help lis to reach some thousands more
OF these And, to incitC you 10 ito so, NO
propose to send
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cntitlrG to protection in all their rights
OF citizenship, IS though 'hcy wrr" na
livr-horn and no citizen OF the l'nlicI
States, native OF nnturaliHcd, must hc
liable tm arrest anU Imprisonment by amy
(orciSis power EoG acts done or words
spoken in this co,s,try ;nrI, itso arrest
sd and imprisonctt, It is The duty OF the
Government to Interfere in his behalf
y. or all who were faithful in thc tri-
s!S ct She late war, there were none cn-
titled to moro especial honor th,sn the
brave soldiers and scnmcn who endured
the hardslips Of campaign nnd cruise,
and imprrilcd their lives IN the service Of
the country the bountics and pensions
provided by the laws for these brave de-
tenders Of tho nation, arc obligations
mover to he forgotten The widows and
orphans ofth gallant dead are the wards
Of the pcoplca sacred legacy bcQucath-
ed To the nations protecting care.
nj. Foreign Immigration, which in the
past has added so much 60 tho wealth,
development and resources and increase
OF power to this republic, The asylum Of
toatcrcd and encouraged hy a liberal and
just policy.
| Xii 'i'hs Convention declares itself
IN synrathy With al oppressed peoples
T, Struggling iol their rights
, 'h0A{Dtonslp uuied, on motion If Gen.
.Scint..
! He@!r5A. That We highly commcnd
ihc spirit ut maCnanimity ard forbcar-
;vlcc with which men who have served in
the Rebellion, but who now frankly and
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yatI REpl.GifCAas
PLATFORM.

. N,nhr,t z ne5is4u r,3y 3, 10
+. EnH'l .Ntn'"S. dSS1a,itci ~ A,.l9D,c
f! fnnFth'icn IN Nw CIv II GArt,o -,
! TIC .lS!,irp of Nam lS6S. ,r,,ia ii,
! lQHomiDg N"c".M,on al r,'jHcp'cS
f, |. We congratulate tl,c country On
/ the assured s'irvcS>} cl tlir Nyronstruc.
'i0n posiry "f Corrress, ~ pyinrcl by
tsU adoi,,ipu in The majority or'lc STATUS
lAl"ly IL ,cbcI!lop. ot CONSTITUTIONS So
curing Equal Civil and poitica! Rights
! TO All, and il i, th" "dutv Of The Goycrn-
mrht - sustain those Institutions. anatu
prevent Tue uVullo ri' such States from
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~ ih' Su..' ..i,tN ~, .'u"1.>. .ci1 r. I,
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was dcnan,lc,i by every Consideration OF
pnNlc safety. OF gratitude, and uSticc.
and must DC maintained while the oucs-
ton OF Suffrage in all the loyal States
property belongs 10 ,hr people OF those
States.
III. We lcnouncr All forms Of kcpu.
d!a'lon rs national crime, and The m
''ohai honor requires thc payment Of the
/ r"llic indebtedness, in The n,,rrmost
-ooi iaii!l To all clrditors at home and
abroad, not only according to the letter
hnl the spirit Of tic laws under which il
twas contracted
! IN 1t IS due 10 thc labor OF the ia
'i"n that taxation should he ruualiZcd,
ahi reduced as rapidly as the national
ailh viii permit.
! \. Tie National Debt. contracted, as
II has hrcn, for Tic preservation OF The
, Mon for All tine TO come, should be
fr\tcnici over Il fair period tor rcdcmp~
I ton and il is the duty Of Congress to
:c'tucr the rate pi interest thereon, when
uNtr!t can be honestly done.
l VI. That Tic hest policy to (iiminisl.
iour hur'Gn of debt is, to 50 improve our
crr,it ,l;4t capitalists NIL seek to loan
us money 4, lower rates OF interest than
/ we now pay, and must continue to Day
50 long aa rvpuliatioli. partial or total,
. open o! co.lrl, IS threatened or sus-
ipcVt,d
INll. TIC ('ovcnmcu, Of The l'nitcl
Slatti slioll,i lr administered viii, ,nr
slilH'rs' ocunOmv anil tic corruptiuns,
! "hlch llaNn Bees 81 Si.amc.i!ly uurSc,l
iani .osi!crc,, l,y Arlrw Johnson call
lons!s ')l radical reform.
Nin. p:o!o,nnr lrplorc thc in
iiiiriy and tra.sic drnt!, OF Abraham, Lin
,@.li, nui rrgrtl hc accession To The
Presidency al Andrew Johnson, wl, has,
iarI"d iivac'nroasiy 70 lhr people wlo
'""'ul llh nil'i th.. o;sc lie WAS Ilctl.t-
q! g supports N!io lias uvurp,sl !ii.cl,
anal iu,ihial functions w!,o
i.;r it!u:r'; 70 execute the laws; wlp,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

CIRcUrr CouRr-Nenrly the entire
session yesterday WAS occupied in hear
ing the closing arguments OF counsel
in the Reilly will case. These were
concluded about three O'Clock, and the
subject in controversy is now in the
hands OF the Court, awaiting Its dis
position of it. The decision Is re-
served until some time in the future,
Probably it will not bs delivered until
the regular March term of the Court.
Amer the arguments in the will case
bad been closed, one or two other causes
WerC called up, but as they possessed
no general interest, We will not Inflict
our readers with the names of the par
Ties aud attorneys. 1t was supposed
the Court would adjourn last evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

RIVER NEws.-The river, at dusk,
last evening, was rising, with II feet ,
| inches in the channel. The only ar
rival TO note since our last, excepting
the local packets, is the steamer Poto-
mac, yesterday morning. from Cincin-
natl, with light trip. The LenI Leoti,
aud tho tow-boats, Mary Ann, Ella,
and Hyenn. passed up: The Mary
Ann and Ella were dashed together,
they having a very large tow to handle.
The Simpson HOrner, Leopard and
Coal Valley passed down with heavy
lows.
The James Rees and the puuctuaI
ForestCity arrived and departed at their
usual hours.
The steamer Rebecca departed for
Parkersburg at IL A. n.
Plenty Of tow-bOats were passing up
aud down last night, but 1t was SO
dark that it was impossible to find out
their names. The Kenton passed down
on Sunday, AFTER dark, for Cincinnati
and Louisville.
Boats leaving to-day: Grey Eagle,
Capt. Brennan, for Pittsburgh, at Z
o'clock a. M; Express, Capt. Anshutz,
for Parkersburg, at IL a. M; Forest City,
Steubenyille, at 2H p. M; Jas. Rees,
Suntish, at p. IN; Potomac, Capt. G.
Muhlnan, and the gentleInRnly little
CLERK, Chris. Young, will do the honors
Of the ONCE; Leni LeOti, Capt. Jas.
Hamilton, A. Sheppard, clerk, for Par
kersburg at 8 o'clock this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

AMERICAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
\ large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the stockholders of this Association
was held in the Police Court Room, last
evening, for the purpose of nominating
permanent officers, and for the sale OF
the stock remaining unsold. A ticket
was reported and the election will be
held Mt the same place, next Monday
evening. We learn that several hum
dred shares have been taken since the
meeting last week, and that hut few
are now required to be sold to fill up
the number designated In the charter,
Investments of this character continue
to be as popular with our people as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

BURNED.-On Saturday, two Sons OF
Mr.. a. $. TrowDridge, residing in Cen
ire Wheeling, while playing with n
vial in which there was powder, met
with quite IA severe accident. BY some
means fire was communicated to the
contents of the vial. when an ex plosion
followed, resulting in their being CON
siderably cut and burned. We met one
Ufthe little fellows ON the street yester-
day, with his face. all bundled up. He
informed us that his brother was much
more severely injured than he. 1t il
said that TROUBLES never come sinRly."
The father has been very ill with pneu-
monia for several days, and this acct
dent TO the sons Will add AN additional
burden To the responsibilities and cares
of the wife and mother.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

SEES THE PoINr.-Our venerable
friend who was unable to "see the
point" few days ago, has obviated all
difficulties. He went to Oxtoby Il
Dutheld's :Jewelry Store, lO3 Main
street, and obtained a pair OF those SUI
Perior spectacles, aud now ''sees clear
ly." New and complete assortment of
tine spectacles, spectaoles for nailors
and foundrymen, cOlOred glasses for
hunters, goggles, aud a full stock OF
watches, clocks, jewelry and fancy
goods just opened at "lO3."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

THETA lady went into II store on
Market street, yesterday, and after
transacting some business took her de.
pnrture. Shortly after two boys enter
ed the establishment and were noticed
near where the lady had been stand
ing. They, too, in u short time went
their way. They had scarcely gone be-
fore the lady returned and communities
ted the intelligence that she had left
her purse, with some five or six dollars
in it, lying on the counter. 1t was at
once supposed that the boys had picked
1t up, and. we were told, that measures
were instituted TO recover 1t, but with
out success. There seems to be regu-
lar band OF Juvenile thieves in the city.
We have heard OF frequent instances OF
their rObbing little boys and girls on
the streets in broad daylight, but we
have not heard of any arrests and pun
iShment for these outrageous proceed.
Jugs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

TINE ont of mind the custom OF
presenting some token of love or re-
membranes to friends on Christmas
has prevailed, and no doubt will con-
tinue to do SO until the end of time. No
more appropriate gift could be mads to
your lady friends than pair of those
Bohemian Glass Vases, or one of those
elegant Toilet Sets, to be had at +
Bookings, No. 1, Odd Fellows Hall.
Call and exam inc his stock before ma
king your purchases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

THREE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
SitsSf'0n-II you knew u friend who
suffered from low spirits and hypochon.
drla, to what remedy would you recom-
mend himT ARSIper-HUBBEL's GoLD-
IN BTITERs. QWeStiOR-If your wife
was subject to sick headaches, to what
remedy would you recommend her ?
4 nSiFer-HURBEL's GOLDEN BTrTERs.
QWeStEOn---lf you were rendered w ratrb.
ed with DtsPepsiR and Debility, OF suf-
Tered acute pain from Cramp, Collie. or
Liver Complaint, to what remedyvyou Id
you recommend yUtfrSeETS AaNper-
AuBBEL's GOLDEN BTTTRRs, These
bitters strengthen, inviRorate and cure,
McCabe, KraIt Il Co., sole agents. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

CouEr or ArrKALs.-The time
for holding THO regular terms of the
Court OF Appeals Is fixed on the second
Thursday IN January and July OF ea CHI
year. The approaching term Will,
therefore, commence on Thursday next.
We presume 10 sessions will be held
la the county Court House, Hs hereto
TDTt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

DISTURBANCE on rHE STREET CARS.
We heard yesterday of n disturbance
that occurred on the street cars, Sun
day evening, in South Wheeling. There
are conflicting reports as to the origin
ofthe difficulty, and rs the matter Will
probably be the subject oflegal investi-
cation, We prefer not to give the details.
We can say, however, that the parties
engaged We're tho conductor of the car
and n colOrSd "pussou''-Ihat the for
iner received severe kick from tho
latter, from the effects of which he was
suffering great pain yesteriaY-su
much so aS to entirely unit him for
business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

ELECrIoS OF DIREcroRs.-A meeting
of the stock holders in the Fire and Ma
rlne Insurance Company of Wheeling,
WAS held yesterday at its office, next
door to the Merchants National Bank,
Cup stairs,) for the purpose of electing
Directors for the present year. The
following gentlemen were chosen !:
MessTs. John Reid, w. G. Battelle, j.
d. Dubois, Jacob Hornbrook. Thomas
Pollock, William $. Goshorn, Andrew
Wilson, Alexander Rogers and Robert
Morrison. A meeting of the Directors
will be held in IA few days to elect OIL
GERS OF the Company. \ report OF the
cOmpany's operations during the past
year was read at the meeting yes
| teTdny, which showed that its affairs
| were never in Il more nourishing con-
uitiou
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS splendid
looms, tor the manufacture of flannel
and other wooden goods, were taken
past our office, yesterday, by Messrs.
Shallcross u Son. They were designed
for the establishment OF Mrs. Bradley
q Son: East wheeling, and were pur-
turing company, at BridesburR, Pa,
They are represented to be most ex-
cetlent machines, aud were gotten up
in fine style.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

WEEK OF PRAYEK.-At the meeting
of the Evangelical Alliance held in Eu-
rope last year, the week commencing
last Sunday, was recommended to be
observed by all Protestant denomina-
tons throughout the world, as u week
of prayer. In carrying out this recon-
mendRttOn the Protestant churches of
this city will be open every night this
week, and appropriate services be held.
We learn that they were very we'll at
tended last evening, considering the
unfaYorable weather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

PohCH CoURr.-The business of this
Court appears to have lNPsed into a
condition of complete inactivity. Not
n solitary case claimed the attention OF
his Honor, Judge Good, which speak
we'll Tor the morals OF our people.
while II different state OF affairs would
furnish us matter for items, we are con.
tent that it is not SO. It is not
pleasant for US to note down the evil
deeds OF others, and the punishment
Inflicted therefor. We would rather
record the progress made from day tC
day in Improving the appearance OF
our city, both in "A physical and moral
Benae.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-07

HuWU.--ono of the switch tenders
near til" baltimore and Ohio Railroad
depot, came very near losing his life
yesterday, under the following circum-
stances; To accomplish some object it
became necessary to change train OF
cars from one track to another, and in
opening the switch, the person 1--WE
could not learn his numel performing
that duty, leaned too far over and was
struck in the face by the cars, His in
iurirs were not very severe We were
told that very slight change in his no.
sition would have been attended with
serious couseQuenccS.