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RowLESBURG. August 70, Us.
Editors L1lteIligenceT
The political horizon Is bright in
Preston. We will increase our Repub-
ican majority largely. Reno town
ship, in which 1 live, is alive on the
subject, and will continue to be the
banner township and Preston the ban
ner county. We are preparing to raise
a Grant and Colfax pole at Rowlesbnrg,
and the ladies, God bless them, are en-
gagged in preparing for us beautiful
flag. We had a glorious time at Eel
louisville last Saturday. An audience
of about five hundred and the King
wood band TO cheer us on with their
good music and singing. The old bro
ken down war horse OF Democracy led
off for one and aquarter hours. Il sup
pose it hardly necessary to give you
the name of this broken down old horse,
but will: VIM. G. Brown.) He was
followed for the same length of time by
our young racer, James G.. McGrew,
who literally demolished the old horse
and his arguments. The audience
gave three groans for the old horse and
three cheers for McGrew. McGrew was
followed for an hour by Needham,
the carpet Dagger from Ohio, and he re-
ceived three groans, and seemed 10 be
taken with sudden leaving. which
he did. The carpet Dagger was replied
wood, who used up Needham badly.
The old horse was allowed another half
hour, in which to recover losses, but he
broke down and made his case worse.
Your humble servant had the honor of
closing. All was sober, peace and quiz
ct. This Is the way we generally are
in Reno, and think l hazard nothing
in saying Brown and the carpet Dagger
made us some votes. Poor Brown, L
really pitied him. You know he and
years ago used to work together in
the National Democratic Party. But 1
cannot stand this rotten rebel modern
Democracy. McGTew is Improving
rapidly in speech making, and Will
beat Brown 1000 in Preston. So mote
1t be. CHAS. HooToN.
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pLEAsANTs COUNTY.
Organization of Grant CIub at ST.
aIarys.

MhEySs
Pursuant to notice number of the
citizens of st. Marys, Peasants county,
West Va, met in the Court House on
Saturday. the 2Sd inst, for the purpose
of forming a Grant Club.
The meeting was attended by the cit
liens of the town, and also quite a
number from the surrounding country,
who came forward to be enrolled for
the campsign.-
E. q. Day, Esq, was called to the
chair, aud upon motion. j. At. Bush
field was made secretary. Tho object
of the meeting was stated by the Pres
ident, who urged the necessity of or
ganizing, and in a few pointed and ear
nest remarks explained the real politi-
cal issues to be met; afIer which a con-
stitution was read and adopted by the
meeting, and signed by all the mem
bers present. This being done they
went into an election for permanent
officers with the following result:
PreSideHt-E. g. Day.
Vice PreSident-E. Riggs.
Recording SecretuTy-Chas Carroll.
Corresponding iSeeretur.y-J. NJ. Bush
field.
TTeasurcr-E. NJ. Cook.
Finance Comnfttee-Joseph Hubbs,
]. Wolf and j. II. Smith.
EEecIttiUe CoHlnlittee-A. Cole, r. Har-
vey, j. d. Smith, Il. MeClellen and
Ross Shepherd.
Among other resolutions which were
then passed, the meeting
ReSoLUed To go to work like men and
defeat the enemy in their present I'M
founded expectations of carrying this
county at the coming election.
A resolution was also passed that the
proceedings of the meeting be published
in the Wheeling IETELLIaEECER, hoist
ing our flag TO the breeze, never to be
taken down until after the inaugural
ton of Grant and Stevenson.
E. G. DAY, President.
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How the Union Men are Organising
Mass MeeIinE at ClHysyIIIe.
For de IntetligeilceT'
PARKERsBURa, Aug. 10th, 1865.


PARKERsBURe, Aug. Goth, 1865.
The Union men are organizing thor
oughly all over this county. Union
Township has q nGrant Clubn with
over hundred voters. at Murphy's
Mills, on the 18th inst, a club WAS or
ganized and half the voters of the town
ship signed the roll the first night
six of whom voted against us last Fall.
On the 10th inst. quite large and spir-
tied meeting of Union men WAS held at
Claysville this is the most decidedly
rebel point In Wood county. Governor
Stanton, Hon. W. E. Stevenson and {.
A. Hutchinson, Jr., made speeches. a
Grant Club was also formed at this
place. The rebels at this point are de-
cidedly ill-mannered and insulting. A
a number of them got their rights
by having their mugs disfgured or
their legs disfigured while in the rebel
army. The presence of SO many STURDY
farmers from the country had a won
derful effect OF keeping the gTaybacks
quiet, though they had an abundance
of'WhisKy on board, The had a sort OF
vague idea that unless they behaved
themselves they might get few more
of their ttrights."
Hon. p. G. Van Wrinkle will address
the Grant and ColIax Club in Parkers-
burg on Friday night, and Hon. a. w.
Campbell, Esq, on Saturday night
next.
"We intend to fight it out on this line
If 1t takes all Seymour"
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NEXT Saturday, Dexter is to trot
over the Fashion Course. 1t Is reported
that Bonner has agreed to give 600
to charitable institutions If his horse
don't make mile in 2 1.-two seconds
better than the fastest time.
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GENTLEMEN-I wish to give you a
short account of the great rebel. Con-
federate, Democratic, Conservative, Ku-
Klux party who held a grand rally
here to-day. Colonel Dan. johnson
speech was long and shallow. He
waded in, but st beyond his depth,
foundered around for some time, but
finally took his seat, after justifying
the murder of Ashburn, saying that he
received his just deserts for his infa-
nous crimes.
Band played
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IVA Government Grant of the right
to issue Its own FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, to aid in building the road, to
the same amount as the U. s. Bonds,
issued for the same purpose and
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afler 1t has been examined by United
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IlI.-A Government Grant of United
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the various sections TO be built The
Government takes second mortgage as
security, audit Is expected that not only
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may be paid in services rendered by the
Company in transporting troops, mails
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THERE is as much talk about the in
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to Mexico, as If we were supposed to
need Mexican policy. All the Mexi-
can policy wanted is, to keep Our hands
out of the fire. We have Mexico enough
to take care of within the borders of the
United States
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WHY is the eighteenth letter of the
alphabet like the Presidential election
of 1867 Because it is the end of both
Seymour and Blair.
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MINERAL COUNTY.
Editors I1ltelligencer:

Ku.KIux Gathering at New Greek.
NEW CREEK, W. VA,
August 20, 1868.
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Garry me back TO Old Virginia,
To Old Virginia. ashoIeu


After which the faithful" took a re-
cess. for dinner and benZine, or rather
benzine and dinner. Alter dinner Col.
composed of nigger stewed and Niger
fried, niger fresh and Niger dried,
when he took his seat, amidst tremen-
dous cheering by the TaGtioH savers. who
were lately in the constitutional rebel
army.
]. n. Camden then addressed the
confederation in q lengthy speech of
about five minutes. We did not adj
mire his style of speech, but think he
would make fine eNhorter; however,
we must give him credit for brevity,
and considerable good sense for boring
so short hole.
Then came the war horse, gentle
man from Ohio, by the name of Need
ham, who took OFF his coat, rolled up
his sleeves, and waded in, proving to
the satisfaction of all, that II he did not
produce much argument, he possessed
a good pair of lungs, and that Ohio
should boast of having the ugIiest man
in America.
We are sure that at no time during
the day one hundred and fifty persons
were in attendance, ofwhich one-fourth
were Radicals, and one-thIrd rebels,
who for trying to save the Union and
tie Constitution in the rebel army, are
not allowed to exercise their political
rights.
The show wound up about O'Clock,
which was grand success for us, but
great failure for the faithful" We
noticed great dissatisfaction among
them. The craft Is sinking-going
down, down, down. OBSERVER.
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WOOD COUNTY.

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PRESTON CoUNTY.
POLITICAL PrOspects-Iuss Meeting ana
Discussion Mt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cratic BOndhoIder and Carpet
BaEEer Used Up.

RowLEsBURa. August Is, '6s.
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1--WE intend to fight it out on this line
lift takes all SEYMOUR"
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Aatiuaal Rrpnblitait.


NATIONAL THEATRE.-It sometimes happens
that the most enjoyable performances arc given
to thin house on avery inclement night. Such
was the case last evening when the excellent
play Of" Ingomar - was presented In an admira-
bic manner. Mr.. Garden pictured the part Of
the Barbarian with the true shading Of an artist.
We has a capital voice, and excelled In the love-
making scenes. Mrs. Gratten as Actea, and Mr..
Allen az Myron the Armorer,were, as usual, cor
rect, and Of Miss wsite's Psrthenia II is not ex,
travngant praise to state that her representation
of the character has never been surpassed by any
actress on the Washington boards, and the
writer OF this has seen Mrs. Mowatt, Miss Daven-
port, Miss Avonia Jones, and the principal lead.
ing actresses in the Juvenile line, assume the
part. The piece 10 favorite among the admirers
of German literature, and the subtle workings
Of the human soul are graphically depicted in
the story. In giving the fictitious name Of the
author, yesterday morning, instead Of Theodore
Hahn, the types made a Rooster out OF him
(Hahn,) but he certainly has reason to crow u
over his successful drama. Tonight Camilie''
Is the card, and on Friday good bill will be pre-
sented for Mr.. Gardens benefit. The orchestra
kept up good accompaniment to the "pattcr
of TIE rain" and among other pieces gave the
(" Anvil Polka" an appropriate reminder of the
armorer's trade.
ANNA Z, DioKiSsos.--Mlss Dickinson will
lecture on Monday evening, at Wallis Operi
House. Her subject 10 the "Duties Of the hour
This iadyss ability and attractive style of orator!
gives assurance Of full house.
WALKS OPERA HOUSE,. Prof Haselmaye
still continues his extraordinary feats Of magi
at this place, and draws crowds notwithstanding
the weather.