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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-23
EOR AUnITnR

\ TeEditorS nteLi0elcer:-Please announce
~. the name Of $. q. w. MORRISON, oil
" heeling, Ohio county. as a candidate for
Auditor, subject TO the Republican State
convention. and oblige
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ROR CnNRnEsS-

No. fdito7s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. announce
ESS the name Of GEN. 4. H. DUYAI. as our
candidate for Congress nom this (first) Con.
gressIonal District, subject TO the action OF
the approaching State Republican ConVen-
mar9l MANY CITIZENS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-23

THE Marion county Republicans are
severe on Van Wrinkle. Read their
resolutions elsewhere.
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For SaIa

A DESIRABLE PIECE OF Gpor,,,
n OF one acre, bound on the west hS- 7 80 80
street. on the south by Spruce street h iTS +d
Wheeling. Also two lots 60 feet fnopI ~
low prices. 49, A4S anu al
apr23 TpuyrD,
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FOE CONGREaa.

NNDWe are authorized to announce Hon.
tS CHESTER u. HUBBARD. of Ohio coun-
~, MS a candidate for reelection from the
First Congressional District, subject to the
decision of the Union Republican Conven-
tion aNrIR
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.

NNeMessrs. E1lors:-Please announce The
GS name OF Col. EDWIN FREY, us a can
dldAte for the ONCE OF Secretary OF the State,
subject TO the decision OF the Republican
state convention, and oblige $500.
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fGr Bent
For Rent

A STORE ROOM INBELLAIRE N,r.
II the terminus of the bridge, noTV NhEaR
built over the Ohio River. PoSsessinn I GEselDE
Immediately. Apply to ]. R Jones' 81 ven zen
Bellaire Nail Works. or address, BOY NJ me 3e
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Notice.

WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD ORR
w entire stock of Groceries, &c, 10 MeSSrl
A. ]. Trader 3 Co., who VIII continue The
business at the same stand.
In retiring from the business we refrrn
thanks for the liberal patronage herefofore
extended to us and bespeak for The new AVN
a continuance OF the same.
All persons indebted 10 the firm are ma
queSted to hand make payment AMI
those having claims agafnst The firm, viii
please present thsLn toH settlement. -
No g. ID. WOODROW
No. Odd Fellows Hail RuiIdib,,
MHEELING. w. va. Nav u. IN.l 8.
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ON THE DAY ABOVE MENTIONED AT
" 10 O'Clock u M, on the premises, we shall
offer for sale, to the highest bidder. at public
auction, that well known hotel, the SPRlGG
fixtures. The Hotel fronts on the Public
Landing, and Is situated on lots numbered
8 & and parts of lots numbered A q D: we
do not give more particular description, as
purchasers are invited 10 examine me preinI-
ses. Anuncumbered and tndlsputable Title
Will be conveyed to the puI chaser.
The sale of the Furniture at public auction
will Immediately follow the sale OF the real
estate, and viii continue until the same
shall have been completed. The whole OF
the Furniture and fixtures, including a large
and commodIous Billiard Room with i've ta-
hleS, have been purchased and fitted within
the last two ears, and the whole establish
ment is now in complete order for business.
management OF MesSrs. Edwards & Conant,
has been profitable, and this sale Is now
made by reason of considerations PERSONAL
TO them.
That there mny be no misunderstanding
on the part OF those contemplating the pur-
chase OF either the Real Estate or Furniture,
we announce Thai The sale tCiH be positively
made at The time and place mentioned.
The terms of the sale OF the Real Estate are
ms follows. One third OF the pur- hase money
indictments, payable six twelve and
eighteen months after the day OF sale, with
interest; the purchaser to give his bonds for
the deferred instruments, and secure tnen
payment byA deed of trust upon the property
purchased.
The terms OF the sale of the Furniture will
be made known on day of sale, and for the
purpose OF making this sale, the possession
OF the hotel building viii he retained by us
until the lst day Of June.
HENRY CoNANT.
May 6, 1865. my23-ts
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Excelsior.

Excelsior.
THIS WORD Is APPLIED lRIGHr At
Il LAST. WILLIAM WILEY d Co, MANN
fRcture the EXCELSIORSA SMUT N ACEINE
and Grain Separator on Wheeling Island.
West Va This machine Is better arran1e3
and does It's WoEhlaS well as the best and 6st-
Ter than $40 OF the machines in use. War
cleans . to 50 bus. per hour Sis Wfth0rt
shoe, $50 with shoe No. 2cieans 50 To 90 rms
cleans 100 10 l25 bus per hour $50 VgiihnFt
shoe, S2I5 with shoe. Address Rridoeporf
ONO. aprS-Sm
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FactorY for Sala

OUR FIVE STORY BRICK BTTTTnIS,.
" with -FOUR LOTS attached, containing
CoMMoDIoUs BUILDINGS,
for OFFICE, WAREHOUSE, BLACKSMITH
S SaOft &c, also with the above, ONE EN-.
one Line ofsHAETNG, etc, etc.
The above property is well adapted for
manufacturing purposes, and In excellent
eonuluon5 and next square to the Post once,
Terms part cash, and reasonable tme-
NORWAY IRON MFG co
mafl3-3m Cor. 4th and CLAW SIC
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Japanese & Bamboo Rods
TUsr Resolved AND FOR SALE BY

oHAS: h. BERRY,
iunl4 No. Is Wafsrst.
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COLEAX.

The nominee for the Vice Presidency
was born March %, 1923, In the city of
New York, the only son of widowed
mother. He came OF an old revolu-
tionary stock, his grandfather, General
William Colfax, having been the com
manding officer of WRshington's life
guards through the war. The subject
OF this sketch received a common school
education, and after three years service
as clerk in n store, removed,
with his mother, TO st. Joseph
county, Indiana. For four years
longer he was again n clerk; in his
eIg hteenth year he was appointed dep
uty TO the county Auditor and re-
moved to South Bend. Commencing
TO write for The local press in lS45 he
became editor and proprietor OF the
Register, a South Bend journal, which
soon became prosperous under his able
infringement. Always Wing, he be-
came naturally Republican. In 1851
he was nominated for Congress, but
was beaten by a small majority. In |
1855 he was re-nominated on the anti |
Nebraska issue and elected by two
thousand majority, and assisted TO
procure the election of Banks to the
Speakership after memorable contest
of sixty days. His speech on the Kan.
sas question at that time was consider
ed OF such ability that half a million
copies were circulated in the canvass of
that year. From that date to the pres
ent time, he has been successfully elect
ed by large majorities. He was the
loved and trusted friend OF Abraham
Lincoln, and he has ever enjoyed the
confidence and admiration of the Re-
publican party. In 1868 he was first
chosen to the Speakership, and has
since retained that position, acquiring
high reputation as a prompt and
shreWd chairman snd u skillful parlia-
mentarian. Since that time, as before,
he has been most favorably known to
his countrymen, and has secured the
most implicit confidence OF the Repub-
lIcan party.
When he shall be Vice President, no
Chief Magistrate will be assassinated
to secure the elevation of a traitor to the
Executive chair. That temptation will
never make Schuyler Colfax its tool.
His legislative experience has admira-
bly, qualified him to preside over the
Senate, while his political friends, the
masses of his loyal countrymen, Will
never ind their appreciation. unde-I
served or their confidence betrayed in
whatever station he may be called to
fill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-23

Will Open this Morning
< Ps. BLACK SILK from 81 e5 to $500 per
y yard. 20
4 ps heavy Lustreless do at 50 Is and s95O.
. pS handSomest in the city at 81 81 so n 81 6o
y ps haudsomest light colored Alpacas al 30,
Alnrge lot OF new mixed Suit Goods
ps yards wide Iron Gen adine from,
$3.50 10 IS 90 3D. -'"iA
White Lama Lace Nantes.
Black silk and Black Lama Lace Points
j. g. RHODES a on
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LACE HIANDRERCHIEFs &c.
DEAL LACE HANDK'F'S AT LESS
IL prices than ever known. --A->'H9
so pairs Lace Curtains from s. 20 tn s9o n
pair. " W. -
-, Lace for Recess Doors by theyara.
$40 Ladies Hem stitched HandEfs a DC 3
j. 8 RHODES & co.
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to $40 a day Guaranteed

NTNEW star SHUTTLE SEwISG MAoHrNE
Sfffeh lIiiks on bob rides. The only fffSt. cias
low priced machine In the market. WE Will
CoSsIGNs MACHINES TO responsible parties
and Employ ENERGETIC AGENTS ON A
SALARY, Full particulars and sample work
furnished on application. Address W. g.
wILSoN& CO., 81 Eoufs, No. C1eveiAnd,o o.
or Boston, Mass. -. - InaEls-3m
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Wheeling, Marietta and Pnrkersburg

Wheeling, Marietta and ParkersbuFg
Daily Packets.
- The side wheel steamers IRE
LSnASSa BECCA" and "EXPRESS"
- Rebecca leaves Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at eleven
o'clock, a. m.
Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at II o'clock, n M
Connecting at Bellaire with trains from
Pittsburgh, due ut IL a. M - -
Freight receipted through to all points be-
tween Pafkersburg and GallipoIIs
declO-tf - : LIE 9 ASents
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Steamboats,.
For ST. LouIs.-.Direc.

For st. LOuIs---Direct.
- Tho steamer JOHN W. GAR
sleSLaRETT and BaTgeS viii leave as
ss=saas=SaeSSaabove on Saturday, the Esd Inst,
at ten o'clock, a. m.
Freight received ut the Wharf Boat Mt
BOOTH. BATTELLE q CO.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
A TENts EpIfoR.
his 0riAi0As ETr


Willard Richardson. Rsl,, the as
tate sad P0paisr e,iilor aud pr0pri-
elST u that sterling and saroessial
Journal, tho Galveston (Te1asl
News, having just arrived as FAR a.
Sumter from an attendance GA the
great Democratic National ConVen-
ton, held a few days since ia New
York city, writes ns under date az
the 3lsl instant as follows,
II desire 10 sce some u nay old
friends aud acquaintance before
leave, or at least some Of the few
who have survived tho perils Of
war famine aud 1 | may perhaps add
Of Peslilence, The change that has
been made during tho past few
years, is terrible indeed, but Il i
still our duIy 10 hope aud TO work
hr improvement Ia our condition,
aud | think ! see the sign Of prom,
ise ia the heavens, provided We work
aud fail not, The result Of the
Convention seems 10 inspire hope
even with those previously most dis,
posed TO dependency. Never be,
fore was the Democratic party more
completely harmonious, aud there
arc thousands of Conservatives all
over tho country who will vote the
Democratic ticket at the next all.
important elections. Nearly all |
have met with are sanguino Of sue.
cess. The whole country is tired
Of tho present dcspotic rule, and
thousands at the North nro now
fearing they may have yet TO suffer
from II as much Ms we in the South"
Mr.. Richardson was, for length
OF time, many years back, u very
successful preparcr of the youth Of
our State for College and tho higher
pursuits in life, and LEFT South Caro-.
lima only because she did not afford
field wide enough for the scope of
spirit and M intellect fit for, and
bent on the most successful ends
that can be achieved by the blend.
ing and exercise of those elements
Of character that must always go
together. to form tho thorough, the
entirely successful, and the useful
man. Mr.. Richardson, we know, if
thrice welcome in his present visit
to the Siabx he loves the State in
which he husi Formed associations
that can ncvcrdic, and over whose
youth hc had cxcrciscda an influence
whose fruit even now speaks trum.
pct-tongued on every hand. lie
expects to make Charleston u short
visit soon, and will take the North.
eastern Railroad on n trip North
ward, and travcrsing the great lakes
will again find his way to his home
and post of duty in the city of Gal
weston. We trust his stay in Caro-.
lima, and his journey home, will
prove entirely pleasant, but that in
tho editorial field his potent pen
and example will once again exert
the influences for good that have
ever characterized them.
"a .Frrf.F Charleston Courier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
GAHDRN HEED,
PHILIP WERLEIN.

Il (STr6IsfoR 70 run ON Am WILL GSNNS HOUSES az
| FHitiF =, NFElEIS aud y, =, NrgIriN 4 nALsEr, )
| a bcANF fTEEET Ann ~ rAsAL sTREET.)
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
'"''' 5LSO 4 EFW WORK.
University Journal
MEDICINE and SURGERY.

4 Senii-W0Hfhlg Journal gf Heii-iHe. Surgery,
Piisioioqg HggreHe and GeHerdi LiferafaTs
dsrofsd % The Profession and ~ People.
Tia -lt.1,rsi ti.a r1r-r IN fis VOID I.ti'dishsf
every rya oeIs a. The In -tr-ty ruiir=s Ninth 81.
-sIH-h 81 walnut
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
Letter from Gen. w. s. Hancock.

NEWPORT, r. l., July %, 1868.
8. Glover, St. Louis:
My Dear Sir lam greatly obliged
for your letter. of the goth instant.
Those. who suppose that do not
acquiesce in the work of the Ma
tional Democratic Convention, or
that 1 do not sincerely desire the
election of its nominees, know very
little of my character.
Believing, as l really do, that the
preservation of the constitutional
government eminently depends on
the success of the Democratic party
in the coming election, wore l to
hesitate in its candid support / feel
that / should not only falsify my
own record, but commit crime
against my country.
I never aspired to the Presidency
on account of myself, Inever sought
its doubtful honor and certain la
.bors and responsibilities, merely for
the position. My own wish was to
promote if I could the good of the
country, and to rebuke the spirit of
revolution which had invaded every
sacred precinct of liberty. ,uu
When, therefore, you pronounced
the statements in question false, you
did exactly right. Principles and
not men, is the motto for the rugged
crisis in which we are now strug-
Cling.
Had l been made the Presiden-
tial nominee 1 should have consid-
cred it tribute, not to me, but to
the principles which I had pro
claimed and practiced. But shall /
cease to revere those principles be-
cause by mutual political friends
ahother has been appointed to put
them into execution? Never! ncverl
These, sir, are my sentiments, what
ever interested parties may say to
the contrary, and / desire that all
may know and understand them.
I shall ever hold in grateful re-
mcmbrance the faithful friends, who,
hailing from every section Of the
Union, preferred me by their votes
and other expressions ofconfdence,
both in and out of the Convention,
and shall do them all the Justice to
believe that they were governed by
patriotic motives, that they did not
propose simply TO aggrandizc my
personal fortunes, but to save their
country through me. and that they
will not suffer anything like person
al preferences or jealousics to stand
between them and their manifest
duty.
| have the honor 10 be, dear sir,
very respectfully yours,
WINFIELD s. HANCOCK.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
$22 NOVELTY
Sewing, Embroidering
BRAIDING MACHINE.

Complete with Table for only $22.
A GENTS WANTED, Male or Fe-
N male, to sell the Novelty Sowing and
Embroidering Machine, the most complete
machine ever offered for sale. 1t will do
all kinds of work that can be done with
the high priced machine. 1t makes the
famous Elastic Lock Stitch that will not
rip or break, even if every third stitch is
cut. 1t is durable and Will last lifetime.
We want agents, both local and travelling,
to introduce this machine throughout the
United States. 1t can be sold in almost
every family, including great many who
have the high priced machines, for its en-
brodering, in which it excels all others.
Send stamp for Circular.
Gay"A All Machines warranted and kept in
order for one year, FREE OF CHARGE.
EMMES, CRAM & CO.,
Sole Agents for the United Slater AMI Canadas,
922 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
~, 1S6S-4l:3m
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Turnin seed.

U'HE Ruta Baga, White Plat Dutch and
Plat Red Top Turnip Seed. Just re-
csived, and for sale By
CLARK & BRYAN.
N.R-An who want ne 10 Send for Seed
wheat must give IN their orders soon, or
they vii he too late
June IL. 185s-S9n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

The New York World proclaims
that tlIeremuste either be fair count
of the electoral vote or fight.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22


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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
STILL THEY COME,

WE ARE JUST IN RECEIPT OF
40 bbls Sugar,
brown, crushed and powdered;
so sacks Rio Coffee;
bbls Louisiana MOlssses
4 4-bbls Golden Syrup
100 ounces Quinine;
GO kegs Nails, assorted;
1000 pounds White Lead;
50 boxes Window Glass, ass'd sizes
which we will sell at small advance on
jefferson and Bryan City prices:
CLARK & BRYAN.
Dallas, June 20, 1858.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL, on very reasonable terms,
Il acres Of Land, situated between the
Mckinney road and the lands purchased
bv the Presbyterian Church for college in
the corporate limits Of Dallas. This tract
has on IL several very beautiful building
situations, overlooking the entire town.
Those wishing 70 purchase should apply to
T. e. JORDAN.
At the Office Of Bu-ford, Good & Jordan.
Dallas. Nay 2, ls55-54.f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

Aparson once prefaced a sermon
with: any friends, let MS say few
words before we begin" This Is
aIaut eqi Ito the man who took a
sksrt nap before lie went TO sleep.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
NEW BOOKS.

PATNES I'R1 CTICE OF MEDICINE.
work just issued by W Paine VI. D., Professor.
of the Principles and Practice Of Medicine and Patho
ogy in the Philadelphia University Of Medicine and
Surgery; uhor Of Paines Practice Of Surgery work
on Obstetrics and Matera Medca author Of New School
Remedies; Epitome Of Elerlie's Practice Of meli-
cine Review Of Homeopathy word on the History
Of Me,licine EdtOrOi University Medical and Surgical
Journal &c. &c IL is royal octave Of go passes, and
contains a full description Of all Diseases known in
medicine and surgery, including those q women and
children together with their pathology and treatment
~ all the and improved methods. Price s. post
age 81 cents. Address the Huihor, s33 Arch Street,
Philadelphia Pa -
ALSO, 4 NEW WORK,
Entitled New sehool Meiic'nes which is the only
work ever published upon Mife-a Melics enhancing
all the Eclectic Hon-rIathc. and Botanic remedies,
with fun regular Wae-a Mrlsca- Prize s.; postage
free Address as above.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
Nat N. Burford, John J. Good. 7. c. Jordan
BURFoRD, GOOD & JORDAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
narVAg TEXAg

WILL give pfoiurf attention 60 IN business en-
w trusted 70 them. IN the 9Th Judicial District,
IN Collin and Denton IN the Tfh District, and in the
Supreme and FEDERAL Courts 81 Austin ard Tylsr--
They vii give special afteft1n o. the collection q
elfs In al paris Of Northern Ter - and remit pro-
rr-ls 20 All parts q the sfafe y sight erchanE. on
Houston and Galveston. Hnd fhruu=h our carr-sPon-
deifs n thos rinfs. o. he frinrfai riies in TIE
Tris-d Sfsfes sd Turtge They yin ai-o nff-nd 70
he ;urrase nni -aie of I-ai E-fni-, Isy tH1ss Or
us.r-r-Eiiirnfs. A., a.
ne one frs.nf r,-au.. up stairs, nirsh Building
Frh = laCs-zf.fff
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-04
TIE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.

TIE MERCHANTS PRoTEorIyE UEIos, organized
to promote and pr9tes, trade, BY enabling "a sub
l%E sSs AND the y s
' Fas ss Pns:A = Sas ass as %
i aSEsh 4 81 H1s sESas q
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cities, towns, villages, and settlements through.
81 * r gsis 81 esI asa : saS e:
Ing the most important Information att.inable and
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web: Sa Rs
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plete guide to the press OF every county In the
and lP!o5 z, .., yin bs sSPnasa to
he Written statement; q Inc parties tSsmssiass,
legal eorrespondents, whose character will prove
q guarantee Of the correctness Of the Information
viii prove more truthful and complete. and, there
fore, superior 70, and Of much greater value. than
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business men will be 10 ascertain glance
uisstursr. trader. and 6safsrSthih the ABOVE.
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ing, among other things, record Of such impor-
tant changes In the name and condition Of Arms.
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TO the publication OF each half.yearly volume OF
the MERCANTILE RRPRREscR REdisTRR.
Price Of hs Merchants, URton Mercantile RsI-
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Holders o| Gue $40 shares Of the Capital Stock,
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