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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16
To me1faDsnosT4tie Presidentis

heG1G1s
Tbs RetoPoEit0B Record, in ATkzn-
sas, says of the zdmtsstou Of that State:
az Is nov ebonttiue for them to get
into heir brain that II II q cardinal
prIucs pal with the Democracy thai 'thIs
"A a Whine Mans Govern menL, and
that, therefore, the Niger govern
ments' which Rzdic4lism has set up in
csc Afr1cznEzad States have all got to
De upset, and that toe upsstIing Will
begin Just As soon as ws can geE oUr
Democratic President fuaugurated on
the IN of March, 1863? The Govern
menE Of the United SIalea LhsII Will be
the Democratic Executive, the Demo
cratic msjoriLy in ths House OF Repre-
senIaEiFes, and such Of the Senators as
have no: been cent from the niger
monarchies aforesaid. That govern
ment will BE- supported by the militia,
which we expecG 10 have under the
commsnd of Democ-aLIc Governors in
all the great States. Il viii be strong
enough :GoFernmenp then 10 take care
of the carpet-bag gentry and the mill
taTy machinery oy which they may
have sWindIed themselves Into the
Rump Congress. As We have declared
heretofore, 60 We repeat now, the tEfote
concern IzilI hdre 20 LeCee, PeaceabLy u
they may, JoTeS6Iy " 0e NUT. II they
choose the lstleT alternative, 50 be 1t. a
speedy settlement of the whole matter
viii soon follow; and our word for il, II
Will bs as We have heretofore declared,
short, sharp and decisive"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16
"a cERrAIa cuREr

FcE Inc:p!su. Consumption, Asthma,
Coughs. Colds, Dy.PepsIs, Liver Complaint
and General EeoIity, VIII be found in d..
Tooia Puimon1s Lie syrup. This valuable
medicine, compounded rom the gifts Of the
.'vezetab:e Kingdom Will be touada soveE-
e5gn umedy, n all :he above named dsea-
ssz. The demand FOX this valuable SOM
sound IS daily Inezeaung, and If VIII With
out. q ooUb; become as popular as Doctor To-
bizI' celebrated We're ian LinImsnt- Con-
sumption IN Its las; stages tbs sgruP viii
not care. noE Il there any tsns = that will
reiIsL however. viii b found by its nss-
what lis stated to cure it surely viii do, as
a trial win coTe. Thousands of Cert featz
can pe Eesn AZ the Depot Sold by she Drug
glstz, and at 10, 10 PaIE Place, New York.
Price % csntz ASK for In. TobisS Pull
NOME Life syuP, and take no other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16
pr-e R,oa5. unadvWzter.

Fure blood may be compared 10 pure
water, and impure blood 10 muddy water. II
you pass muddy water through mnSiin you
SOIL IL; continue the process and you cove
with thick mud. Blood passes through all
parts Of the body; If good and pureit rorr-
i.hes and sIeansss the paris 1t goes through.
If impure i. leaves more or LIS dit behind
II. BRASDEETas fIL9 are the medicine
wanted, bscause they are made on purpose
TO take dirty hurnors out Of lhe body, and
they never fail. These pills cure BcrOfuIs.
even of forty years standing; they have
cured eases OF rheumatism when the patient
had not walked for four yeaIs; of paralysis
where the legs had losttheir power Of move
ment for seventeen yt aIs. The evidence in
these cases cannot be disputed. Is there a
towu in the world where such evidence eI-
Ists moi? If BRASDRETH's Pills have been
much used there we know that such eyt-
deuce can be found.
But be sure and see upon each box my
name In the Government stamp, IN white
letters. B. BRASDREH, Brandreth Bouse,
New York Gold by all druggists.
Jyl6-Imdkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16
me Genuine PepdIetop Theory.

The Genuine RendlEt0u Theory.
RVl 1ss casem@ Esqz81, jan a La
'tAlmost the only so-caIled argunsnt
Ehieh = urged BIZ the boDd-boldsrs
egApst the payment Of t5s nye-l Slsnty
bonds in RHeenbaeEs = the plea that u
vii make rac.nery 90 plsnty. NOR, II
AL fhe dge-tHenty boDds were AZ once
paid by an issue Of neU gHsennaek.ss =
would only Increase the Circulating
medium 70 about g 90 009, 90. mere
are more than :. 90, 90 voters N ne
United Stats. Tne issns Of ~
900 Of coFTeocy would only pat Y = = :
power Of each voter 20 SsedEs I'LL IoL
himself and family 70 spend m ne
eOuFss Of his 3ife4me- Is tnsEe ny
voter Tho thinks Lhas Is too moea-
moe than he wiz Eant2 HeSsEy man
shozld get bis f43o. -doEiE Jon Gninks
reader, that they co0td manage % el s-
/ 49, of if WoaId JO1 moi aS-ee 10.
mechanic and Iab0EeIs are yon sIal1
that money will be TOO plenty
Reader. how has y ben Win Eos
Has money been tor plenty or t9o
saTce, 20 fsk e EYcu ere Sonezt n I
Are NOT your fears that money y n e
rendered 100 hard. 10 gets r1tneE I tnsn
too eazy 70 obaain2 ARE you In 1AFot
Of thai political policy N the bona
holders which consists IN mskInB
money scarce and times hsrd2 Do Soo
think. reader, Ehat- We could not gel
along with s. 60. 90. 90 OF euTTs1ey'
especially when Ihs people OF tns Out'
tsd SSsiss have u pay every year SsS9,-
GO eoG IN taxes? HoH i this immense
amount of IaKA Ia be paid unless
money Is plenty? Tbs Government
eanR expeS$ the people 10 make brick
Eixt5oIG sIFaul Great taxes require 3
great amount Of money 70 pay them.
But the d,0adboldeEs tell us thEt II %s
pSy the bonds In greeubteks tie latter
will be worth nothing. II Il most s1a-
Tor his big ooies IN the shape of $z.0oo--
O00 go of bonds, bat Is net good fer he
sams amonEE when owed IN Email
gEeeobaeks, especially Ensn me
oossessors draw SI5o. 600 year
interest, apd the latter draws no
InrsTessi RsadeT, don't Jou think Ihst
. uoJ 90 90, when il is reid bJ all the
oe0pIe IN grsenpzcks, Is quite as likely
70 be paid by the Government as that
amount IN Ocads When Gtsy are held
By only = few IhonsAnd people II
likely tie latter VIII zrePudtaie green
backs when their pockets are foA OF
RreEnhsekk2 Resdsr, II any body Is
afraid that eFeenbacks Will be too
plenty eites the bonds are paid OF, all
ne has TO do l. 70 go toths United States
Land ONCE and exchange Them for land
SorIh 81 Is an acre. Il should bs re-
memb sEEd that in fifteen years We can
calf In All tbe s. 90 0oo. coo Of greer
nzckS simply Win The I50.9ooo0o a
year that we now pay IN Interest on the
DoDds. That SI6g,e00eo9 Is a sinking
Iund which In that snort spacs OF time
would ex. Inguish the Whole debt and
cancel every greenbzck that we issue
10 pay the debI. II money Is plenty
Se ElsII have easy times. II i: Il
scarce, IeshaIf have hard times. Which
do you pFessE?''
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In Co. n
hs GE1R 6r1
0Ohn0-TVs
aSsfnzrn Ci@AA ct Al,
~~zuA-~ -R

Pntt Fox. .1n,,ISahllsay L
s6eIrsrd Clms1s. ct Al oFOhJ0 Co y. Va
PURSUANT 10 HE DECREE X2pF
in the above eanSe on-S6e II cay a
SIEy, 1S5S, via o. Slt1TdEy, the 1sEn 5EJ
a JaIy, 1858, commencing ~ u O'Clock a =
a spe ia Commissioner 6ppoLnEed by or6ay
OF Court sell - puhi1S H1eE1ou ~ IEs 6nnt
,sooF Of the corn Hose o. Ohio coLury. ~
oeFfafE fEaez Of 4aEH IA sd csIEe uES Eeoc-
"a and described - 1ollcETS: AA1E thSt plE.
81 q Isnd SgIua1a On EStE u hEzauz- QzSsk
IN GIIIo comfy 6sgn1tng ~ s1EaF En6
WRaat ca EEaIlfal1-RacAl Es-44HES=Gnd
with EaEd Line n. S4deg[E-c2 40 Po5A 70 -.
OAK on the bGnEof ~ hee3frg Creek, Iheccs
down sid ere = a l3ee6 AEld ~
ing IhereO1 2sS9& p02es % two sJe1l9rReS
The oEDE In toe EtnS EEE1E6ltsR EeSEzod O.
lanes Ranford. thence with $40 EEpfnrdls
uGE = Il " IL PoIss 70 . stoosta t1e S1E-
nerof sd RsaGrccs ttreS t1scse- - Is DIX.
z Il po.a 70 thsr plEcs Of ginning cda.
timing Oue 6GUctE-6 md GEeaSF-E4-8cFo5
o. la1d bs4ag Eheaame CE8ctof Ez1dEa2Ea
rs eolveSed 10 ne sd -he[TRn3zGfS1ScI
ID AEdrGFE rs hlter Sdno1RtslFEtGC Of D1Qiei
day Of CeIobeE, 1854. sMd Ieeoc1E1 IN M Re-
coIoeFs oHasOf lllI0SO1nGy IN BSsd Hook
SO. - Ho1o 4s1-z.- - Q y -
TEzEs 0FRaAErE-AS33S-fo1TG Of TN D u.
ID ass prina M EAH On the uEELo a 49, 80
NE nematndE InEreof m thEESSG1G4 1GAt4l,
msntS. psy9o5e repSe1fv-1y IN FIX twelve
and etEhteED mo1Eus, WIN InIeIAt 114osy
Of EAIe; me IiIIe 70 pe re&rF66 un44 thsp1F.
chzss pr1cs L InIly pad. - :. !, : : =
tess-td Rpactzt GorfzlI soSisr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16
Trustees sale.

DY VIRTUE or a DID OF Trust
ID EDm william :. : oo19 % ne dated tie
tIEh DAY Of ngDs1, ls83, AID OF EecoEd IN Ihs
CAee OF Lhe Recorder Of Ohio cc0ns[S-48fess
On sAIURRAx, Ehs Is-h dzy Of July, 1865, a.
IN mont G1gSr 0tGE5e COaFG HCuss In NE GfE
Of a hsStIpS. pro ed % SeL6y P1olte szsr
vzdeo hall Of La= following 6es11ns6 pEnpE-
., q u4te "a Chto rOonIyp VI Na-s that = &c
-aJ: Col kcEs n1G0SH6d IL q ~ o1ey kS=o
a-u tn1ee pant o. tne 6oEEs tzm. EEI6 us
ElRhI 70 Lha coal hEEEeEa- -Dorth-&R6
soaLh Lines o. sad Gozl IOes - tar nscK GEEks
eGSseEa bO1ndaEy o. The sAA BoEEs ECa
and Lhe hEredEtzIenIs and EPP1ILenAnc&
20 he sz1d coal 4oLs and euai bsiSaEtog 0ESP-
selling . trustee shan convey only E1e1
tile - = EeE1ed IN mz.1 fams Of saIs cSSh,
a. q. kQRI asGIsST Z8nssSs-
KaEELI.Ee. JHne ts.-Es15se- fsLs-tE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

THE Cincinnati Enqnirer admits there
WIS "nisser" in the New York Con-
vention. Here is what 1t says:
"a regular specimen of the genuine
conIraband was brought on, We believe.
from Alabama, by the delegates from
that State, Tor the purpose of exhibit
ton. showing the kind OF creatures to
whom the radical party bad intrnsted
tire political dsstin;cs Of the South. 10
that view the negro subserved q very
useful purpose.
Tue Enquir cr'S story don't agree with
the Registers version. The latter says:
at our neig Dor is not as gnllible as
he is silly, he knows that negro ser.
want and a negro delegate are two dit.
ferent things. and that when General
Forrest, of the Tennessee delegation
hired black boy TO attend upon him,
be gave the only ground for the state,
ment which our contemporary, &C."
The Register, it will be seen, DOM
deny in direct terms that 10. williams
"a niger, was delegate from Tennes'
see. ItsImp;y evades either an admis.
sion or denial. The Democratic editors
had better correspond on this subject, SC
their stories will agree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

While the New York Convention
exhausted its gas in denouncing the
Freedmen's Bureau. the grand advance
OF the work of reconstruction Is rapidly
removing the necessity of Its continu-
ance. except in a limited portion of the
South. As the States wheel into line
with loyal officers at their head, the
Bureau will disappear, as the State
authorities will be able and willing to
perform its work. General Howard is
issuing orders for winding up Its oper-
ations as fast as the various States re-
sumo their appropriate functions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

Tzz Ee2,ss< Immensely diszusted
a. ocr g1eIstso1s 1,ou ire La C'ozss
OSulzzL I, thinks Brick PcusEoy i
o.sckgueTG. So do .ei oul he could
hardly E1d Z beitsr =UoJ-cs for his
biscz zcss5I.u than the NOMINEES OF
lhs D-ns>:stlc pzny. We quoie hin
a=c-as= Ee believe II Fighting the ds=il
wiz Ere. we .hzIs draw 81 B..ek fog
.oms nors c5oioz extracts Of the same
sorz 70 u9-roz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

JUDGE FISHER, a prominent RePub-
licsn, has arrived In Washington from
Jackson, Mississippi. He reports that
the ofBciai canvass. nearly completed.
shows a Democratic msjority OF 1000.
The Republican committee engaged in
iayestlgating election returns claim to
have proof of frauds TO the amount Of
over fifteen thousand votes. a reign of
terror prevails In all The interior coun-
ties. end the assassination OF several
loyalisls Is reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

/ xxT7TzE Of Virginia EsPub
aczu.. EeEd-d b ,se Lieutenant Gov
e-coE srd STATE Treasurer, are in
Warrington urging Congress TO make
Immediate proytasop fog the election in
cha; STATE. Tbey Oppose Ire pending
Roqas bill because It reOPens Tegisira-
,ion, and great pumbsrs OF ex-reoeIs
viii attempt 10 register under the am
nez,y proclamation. A bill authoEiz-
ing an election II accordance with the
views Of these gentlemen Will be in
;roducsd in the Senate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

vALLANpIeHAM In New York work
ed oreuly against Pendleton, outside
the Ohio delegation, is suspected of
having entered 1t to betray him with a
Judas ike friendship. and was the
real manipulation ofSeYmour's nomiua
ton. vsllandiRhsm at home is severe
on those who BETRAYED Pendleton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

a -EoHr time ago a white man IN the
vicinity OF wsrrensburs. Mo, married
q black woman. The citizens heard of
the fact, and brought the man into
town to suffer indisniileA. While he
vas being prosecuted, large crowd
around him hooting, yelling, &c, a
gentleman present stepped out and
asked him: What are your politics,
my friend?" az am democrat, have
always been democrat, and always
expect TO be a democrat" The hootiDg
soon subsided.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

Jou Foaua Of he Mobile Ra7s-
ter, says: "Let die incoming Demo-
cratic AdminJstfatiCn only agree TO
keep its han8s 81. ana We viii soon
sbor which and what as The de Jret6
governments IN ne sealhsrn ssatss.g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

TIE Springfield Republican says /:
Against such pI7tform the common
sense. as we'll a. the moral sense, of the
loyal people will revolt. aud they will
carry Grant and colfax TO the White
House and Senate Chamber by maiorI-
ties thar will astouish therevolutionists
at New York"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

TEE Dsrsoccstlc Convsption 20 nocai-
Dz.-s s.zGr tie.ss zuc PsesioeotiaI sitc
~. ws!i 1ase. al Gfa:ton 10 day. Ins
- .estlUn= zEe tbsE ihe ConSenti0n
~. IL Z lsrss exc. Extrao.c!uzEg
eas.Ls have brsG Eede 70 EecuEe q
nuue.yus stsepdsDcs, u tsinz iDPsEa-
tfr= 20 d -cmttE.ng 70 Eeutfa!!z7 and
os~rconae tie zzue.z! DISCUS, ieIi over
IT, Ssu Y-sk lcuia4iious- Il seem=
: puy that CIR Democratic friends
shauia bzSe u GO 70 20 Daea trouble
ard e1perss, al !OE uo;0iog.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

DEER1
BARSOCK-0a T1ea1Ey ~ u &C.
o. n, ELzASEIA EEss q JOsepa ca
Il bsE S4:h yeZ -=.zzz,z..,
: M Unreal Em take Place this, f1EszEssstsJl
1ucyntnz, q. tan oesoek. nsm he reSaaasnre
81 her krssz-d, On MIN *, ab5ye Sossas
P,SttgnS5 osths Emily are respectfully t1EElsa
To sseod.
RRADBURT-GErzsE ". BEADED III,
Hss f1nEzi Smtaks pEseet this day cfsurz-
dzyf Tuly Iszh, a1s p "a, from he rsEs1ez2se
% his tzoshe InoA z BrASuy, oea' ne
eo-aE q Kzfa s1f JesGsoa EtE- FrisSSs
q tie AnuT are respectfully INVITED 70 a.
teE6--5----
PAREER-Oa Ws6nes5sy zs1G1trg. I -
Is H tn oEoE, ENEA z eoeS G4neE.S-
Of Il. z 4 z. PzZEgs 1Eed 2 ; tAHss :
I Tns funezzi ufn take pgses htsCzhnzsasy)
ans.roou a Eve o'So=k. from The Eezsae s1
OF hsZ Eashex On Joans- dhs h1ezsas o
the t.-any a-e respectfully invited 10 afts1sa-
xcSaRRwedresaa. evening l5S6. q e z
cuaIfer PzE I've p M 15o1As, SS9a-Sf,S5,
fEuk so7 Of ThoaG9 40 241y 1<z-SScs---1s
zqsd eszntssn DoaIhs and t7SeES5 = =
M funeral M take plEee tAsz q hun dEy1
sfeT1oca al Eve o'esock, fu1a the reS'dsaes
~ tt,e uzre-tz, between EeG AID Chzpitne
r+-.es=, Centre WHEELING. FEtsnz1s q re
ln.y are respectfully invited 70 a8tsDd. ;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16
TO DYE, Oh NOT TO DYEe
THAT Is THE QUERY.

1youF hairs gray or red, then hear ye,
Use CRIsrADoRo's DYE, and none VIII
Jeer ye. ~
CFfstadorO's Hair PreSeFEatITe ~.
AND BEAUuFIER.-Iti is actually effect
ing wonders. People with their hair almost
ruined by the use of deleterious nostrums,
aIe now rejoicing in Iuxuriant crop. and
this has been accomplished by short use o
theabove wonderful compound.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all BAR
DreSsers. Mandatory No s. alden Lane.
Principal Depot, No. Aston House.
tyI6-lmdkW
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Pronnsals.


CRALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
. CefVed By the Dnde signed uutu Tues
day, July 2Ist, al 4 O'Clock p. m. for buifJtng
a Set col House IN Wa&bipRIoa ToEnAhtPS
BiddeFs In making their essfmates WIN In
eIude the value OF the mstefiaI IN the pres
emit school houEe, and Other buildings on the
premises; and all the material NOT used In
the construction of the new building, must
befenOVed from the ground
PaymentSto be made In three 81 install
menus of three 90 months each from q e
cate OF commencement OF butiding, reSerY-
log . per cent Of the superintendent esii-
mate of the work done. until the b1lldtngs
Is completed
The construction OF the building to be
commenced Immediately after the contract
Is awarded, and bidders are required 70 state
in theGE proposals, the earliest time they
viii contract to finish the house. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the ONCE OF
Mr.. Fairfax, 6upeTintendenlSof building.
The Board OF Education reserves to itself
the right OF rejecting all bIdl
ANY other information can be obtained by
calling on Nj. FalI1ax, or the undersigned
.A.8ICKEL,
Clerk OF the Board OF Education.
WHEELING. July IL. 1875. tylS-6t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

MANY of the delegates and visitors
at the Democratic Convention in New
York complained bitterly because the
price Of whisky was put up to fifteen
cents drink during the Convention.
But they took their revenge in nomIna-
ting Blair. BE will put whisky diown.
In spite OF New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16
The Eorth Carolina ssnaIors.I -

TeleRrams received at Washington
say the Legislature OF North Carolina
has elected John Pool and General Alb
bolt as United States Senators. Mr..
Pool is a native of the State, war
Unionist during the war, Is lawyer OF
high standing, was in the reconBtTuc-
ton Convention of 1855 and 1868, and is
man about forty-fve years of age.
General Abbott Is a business man OF
good character, served in the army
during the war, and some years ago
was connected with the Boston ALGS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

''B1uNDERRDl" That is the word
with which Democratic Congressman
received the news of the nomination
1.-THE Convention has blundered pr
Which Is sample of the terrific enthu-
siasm excited at Washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

To DAY is the forty .fnh day of the
session OF the Legislature. and would
have been the last; hsd not three. fourths
of each House agreed I'd extend 1t for
such time a. may necessary to hniah
the Code.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

Gov. Swan, of Maryland hrs ap.
pointed VIM. Pinkney whyte, OF Balu
more, o. 8. Senator to hlIthe yaca ncy
occasioned by the resIgnation Of Rev
erdy Johnson. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

THE Democratic ticket may be re-
garded as the metallic ticket, Governor
Seymour furnishing the copper, and
General Blair the brass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

TEE reputation Of Hora,io Seymour
Is founded on the tact that he has been
a candidate for Governor in the State OF
New York dye times, and has been
elected just twice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

The anagram of the.words "vote for
Horatlo Seymour" is For you to have
more riots" The one contains the
other, exactly; nothing more or less.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16
4u SM.
Executors Sale.

AroTICE u HaEBEHIYHe
N Eiuy-6ve sharss q TIE zn3oek a ~.
Hslr4arfa l7atiOoaI Ez1kI YES YEFTtrSS47SS
q WbsGltnR and Fourteen EdGTes a So :
q TIA Be41o7- EES6ss CaDPa1SY be5orlE+-s-
IN g soA AZ p16IIe re1d1s a Ia g.!
doo< Of tie COaf H01ss IN IT, ely q -.
bsny1lls, Ohio, ca IhuzdES, he I'd DAY a.
o'eiock p N. a REh d4y.
Terms Of s5ss = HON On tn dzy q
sale 80 II0-D-~-
EHAcutnE q My FIefafrs=
J Ms RRAEEEu Any TX E1scutoE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

Iris now aecertained that Mr.. Pen.
dieton " II not wave from the rostrnm
in the wfgmam at Grafton TO-DAY a
banner bearing those memorable
"U "Youn cAsDrnA4z cAssor BEm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

IHE New York Herald sometimes
says a true thing. as, for instance,
"PiSltorms amouut to little; elections
turn upon the candidates" Let tee
frieuds Of Peudlefon, who claim they
have thu platform, mediate on the
maxim st they read seymour's imam
ciaI epeeches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

DURING the session of the Democrat
ic Convention, two loyal soldiers who
had experienced the horrors of captivity
in Richmond, during the war met the
keeper of Libby Prison wearing del
egate's badge. They fell upon him and
gave him a dreadful beating, which
was not hospltable, certainly, but not
.unnutural either. an. =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

IT Is said that he Democrats have
adopted the apple blossom as cam
Psign badge. It will be worn on the
nose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

The Montgomery Gala Mail stHrrns
tina, The effect Of Democratic success in
The Presidential election will be TO de-
clare that "thIs is a white mans Gov
ernunent, ard tina. foul iniqui;y, con-
c"ived IN party corruption. aud brought
forth iu fraud aud peridy. shall not
stand so long as score of loyal arms
Can be raised tn strike II to the dust. u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

BLAIR won't suit the people of this
country. We want no more drunken
Vice Presidents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

ANDREW JOHNSON is reported to have
compared the New York nominations
to the smail.pox-liAble to kill, hard to
cure and harder to endure
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16
FIR GENT.
For Rent

OSE OF TIE FISEsI sToER ROoNfs
IN Tie ely, GoEuE Main End CH1o7 -
EEood Fo0m On = and II EnEY, Esl epsfSss
81 F1rzkZs II OncH O. EleEzaZ --~--[
Fosesszoa given tn-neE1 lAae4y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

TIE Thermometer marked 1889 in the
shade at Washington Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

.z.s irzv4Hg ire city foE Ie"
4r--s IL EzTs CGE ozi:S sEni 70 soS
z1sf=zz - LII =. Giseen c<Hus = Fsek-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

Observation-Disclosures terms in Demo.
cratic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
.qraubaeks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16

THE Republican choice for the Demo.
cratic National acknowledgements
and Blair. A. @
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16
Fer Sale andRentI

DUSIE Es BASEMENT ROOAs
ID du1Ehed omoA and Daguerrean CoO1s Y
ssouad S1oEy, ana Eoo1RS f-otheT -PQFPesE4
E5y rent m my bCtck- btock On Male street.
Poisson given immediately.
sUiId1aS IoCs ana dwelling houses foZ SSls.
Also manulESsRTGng EZte, Containing ezRhi
lots, fronting on Main G1reEt and LosnTer.
between the Belmont and hiSG-stde NILS
SIEh Ward Also my co MY Place RC sac
THOS. HuHsS6SUOks
OHoe, No us5< Aa1n strset, above 4en,
roe, up E1zH fGnl4-u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-16
Notfce-Water Works,

TIVE EAsIs WILL BE CLEASsED oS
Iondsy, July 2sIc. Citf[zas wilt please
prepare tueu with va e scr Aofdzy
Only. come repairs have IN be made andtne
EAIs- VIZ be snns on entirely iOr few
Hands Eant!ng employment VII leave
EhEi pzmss AZ the Hgts- Work.
tJI4-5I JOHN CUA HISGS, Supt-