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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-08
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We lay them to sleep where the yellow leaves fan,
And the wild winds make music amORg tho dark
.,, yews-- ar t U
We lay them to rest till the Master shall call
Aud HIS shining winged hqralds shall come with the
nows. Nt I''.'-f
1 which mono may refuse. iH M
They were young. They have dropped in the morn of
their day. i5.f|. sl .HtII
Their sun has gona down in the two early night,
But We weep net the Master has called them away
From the toll OF the MONDAY, the thick Of the fight,
To the city Of light.
We shall meet them again when tho winter il past,
And the now summer sun lights the way totho land;
We shall hnd that the parting kiss not the last
With look full Of welcome our loved ones will
stand totl Iiu bna Ui.aai
On the fair shining strand
why mourn wef Obi wO would have kept them, we
say,
From The cold Of the winter the wind and the rain
To have looked in their faces each dosolate day
Would have brought back the sun in its shining
again, ..e,tsr.pH lqal. .ft
And chased away pain. .,,...
But tho Father knew best, And since aons must be
hrst .t,..tfi.s .,f
In that tender homo shelter beyond the blue hills,
We are glad to be chosen to suGer the WORT
While they are qnite safe by the heavenly riIls,
Where the greatest joy thrills,
And 70 quicken our footsteps, ihGsooner to be
AZ home BY the side Of them, sharing their bliss,
Looking into Dear faces our welcome to see,
And holding loved hands which u hurts US to miss
God grant us all this, ...f
And help US In patience and strength to remain
Al the work which lie gives Us, nor weary forrest
Till He says las 10 hem), cone away from the pain,
For the heavenly home lS the brightest and best,
And your heart shall have rest. q.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-08

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ipal offices, So 90 County So 90; State,
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RsA- All communications tending to. per-
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charged the same as advertisements.
Advertisements and subscriptions con
tinued unless arreArngeS are paid and
ordered to be stepped, and they will
be charged for nccordinglV.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-08
Can'tTake the OaQh.

FORrREss MosRoE, April 18--'fho
city authorities OF Norfolk and Ports.
mouth, who were required BY Cen.
Schoield 10 take the iron.clad oath.
have without exception, notified him
oftheir inability 20 do 80. Many OF
them woro not in tho Southern army
but sympalhizod with ii
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-25
,,nre 1,,,nsea nrnIno,, pnisnDr,..

Excessive labor or undue excitement some
times occasion, serious sickness by causing
an accelerated motion TO the blood. Grief
fear and anxiety hurt by making the blood
to circulate slower. Both causes may pro-
duce serious evils to the health unless pre-
vented by timely aid. Here we are admon-
lshed of the superior advantage of BRAN
DRETH's Pills. For If the blood goes too
fast, from nervous or other causes, they
aIiay the turmoil and are healing balm to
the brain. While. should the blood cjrcu-
late too slowly, tnting the skin With dark
hue, they at once relieve the blood of its ex-
cess OF carbon; thus they relieve the mind
and restore the health. Should an organ be
weaker than the rest, there impure matters
from the blood will be deposited. This Is the
way Jumps. boils. tumors, carbuncles, are
produced. All are cured, often prevented.
by the use OF BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Principal Office, Brandreth House. New
York. Sold by all druggists. augl7-1md&w
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Spetfal Autiees.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
An AWFUL eEsr1LENcE-

with the "heated term" comes the dang
ers Of that frightluI pestnence-Cholera.
What untold and Undesirable misery IT has
brought Into Thousands of households in our
land every year for generations past. a
SPECIFIC and certain preventative as well as
speedy and absolute cure for this awful dis
ease is the Great Household Remedy, now
know all over the world, as aishler's Herb
Bllters- 1t will positively fortlfy thesystem
against tho attacks Of Asiatic Cholera,
Cholera MoIbus, Cholera IDfantum, DiaI-
rhoea, Summer Complaint, Dysentery.
Chonc, Painters Cholic, &C. D. H. BisseIl,
N. D, Physician In chief of the O. 8. Hos
pItaI Ship. FALCON" highly recommends it
for Cholera, and has used 1t with marvel
lous success in such cases. 1t acts like an
angel Of mercy in every Instance. Sold by
all druggists and dealers
Dr.. 8. B. Hartman q Co, Proprietors,
Lancaster, Pa.
For sale by LAUGHLIE. SMITH Il CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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DIED.

RHIPPLE-At Mt. Pleasant. Ohio, ON
Sunday evening, August 2Sd. EDWARD R.s
son DE. j ana ~ ]. WHIPPLE, aged rNe
months.
The funeral will take plaza this (Tpesdayl
afternoon at O'Clock, from AIr. Longs resi-
denee, corner of Main and seeond streets,
entrewheeling. Fhendsof the family are
invited to attend.
McFERRAN-At his late residence in
North Wheeling, on sabbath evening.
August sd, JOHN MCFERRAS, ESD, RgedT
years
The funeral VIII take place on Wednesday
at two o'clock, p. m. The friends. OF The
family are respectfully invited To attend.
PATTERSoN-In Benwood on yesterday
morning, at five O'Clock, LAURA CLEHEs-
TINE, eldest daughter of John q. end SRIah
Patterson, in the 9Th year OF her age.
The funeral VIII take place this afternoon
at one O'Clock. The friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to:attend.
oTT-At hts late resfdencsIn South Wheel.
ing, on Saturday, August 22d, 5ANUEL OFT,
Esq, aged e9 years.
The funeral will take place on Tuesoay
morning, the 18th Inst, at 9O'CIock. The
friends OF the family are invited to attend.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nnh Cnttlc.,.

! $40 Owners OF Horses and Cattle"
Tobias Derby Condition Powders, are war
ranted superior to my others, or no pay, for
thecure OF DLsiemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs
Hide-Bound, Colds, &c, in Horses and Colds,
Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black-Tongue, Horn
Distemper, &c, in Cattle. These "Powdersn
were formerly put up by Simpson 1. Tobias,
son of DR.. Tobias, and since his death the de-
mand has been so great that DR.. Tobias has
continued to manufacture them. They are
perfectly snfe and innocent; no need of stop
ping the working of your animals. They
increase the appetite, give fine coat,
cleanse the stomach and urinary organs,
and increase the milk of cows. Try them,
and you will never be without them. Col.
Philo p. Bush, of the 'Jerome Park Race
Course" Fordham, N. Y. would not use
them until he was told of what they were
composed, since which time he is never
without them. He has over twenty rum
Ing horses in his charge, and for the last three
years has used no other medicine for them.
Sold by Druggists and stoIekeepers through
out the United States. Price IS cents per
Depot, 10 Park Place, New York. 10
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A KENTUCKY UN1oN1sr writes to tn,
CGDciDDa,f C,,,,,.,, .,,.,.;,J or, fcIIo,,.

A KENTUCKY UNIoNIsT writes to the
Cincinnati Commercial as follows:
You men of the North, Conservative
and War Democrats, may believe that
the threats of revolution and rebellion
in the South are idle. You are mista-
ken. All over kentucky, nearly, bands
OF Confederates are organizing, holding
secret night sessions, and praying that
the election OF Seymour may give them
the opportunity OF oVertuFning the
Southern Stale Governments and driv-
ing the Union men from the country.
The rebel spirit is rife in the land,
You have the deciding votes. II Won
elect Seymour such IA torrent of wild re-
bellion will be set in motion as will
startle you. If you elect Seymour hun
dreds OF Union men who have stood by
the old flag in the hour of danger, and
have h8Eartled their lives for the Gov
eminent, will be driven by persecu-
tons, by cruelty. by rebel malignily
from Kentucky, TO lind home else
where. We pray God that you may
stand by us now. 1t is our only hope.
II Grant is elected we can prosper in
peace, and live as we wish to live, for
these men will not dare to produce dis
cord with his hand at the helm. Do
not desert us.
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Gen. Butler ana the spoons,

Gen. Butler has called down upon his
head an enormous load of rebel lies,
probably because OF three facts in his
career, which, unlike the insinuations
relative to t'spoons" and "stealing,p
can be easily substantiated.
l. He hanged rebel. As steadfast
opponents OF capital punishment we
1isapproVe this portion of his career.
2. He compelled the "ladieS" of New
Orleans to treat our soldiers with re-
spect. AS champions of Rallantry and
politeness between the two sexes we
see no objection to this.
3. he collected from the rebels while
in New Orleans, by systematic assess
ments, the money with which he sup
ported, fed, clothed and paid his army
and the navy attached TO his force, and
with which he paid the expenses
of the city government of
| New Orleans, including his meas
ures for cleansing and distn-
Gecting that clty-makInE 1t healthier
than il ever was beforehand providing
for it a most excellent police; and after
disbursing all these expenses he paid
over to the Treasury of the United
States a net surplus of over eleven
millions of dollars. Secretary Chase
remarked that il all our Generals were
like Butler he could not only carry on
the war without greenbacks, but with.
out gold. There were Generals who
gave no trouble TO the enemy and a
great deal of trouble to the Secretary
OF the Treasury. Their war was on the
Treasury and the pockets OF loyal
men, not on the rebels. Butler, how
ever, gave no trouble to the Secretary
OF the Treasury, and made the rebels
walk in that straight, chaste, ana ele-
giant manner for which the Spanish are
so widely celebrated. This suflices to
account for the popularity among Teb-
els and copperheads of those Generals
who nearly bankrupted our Treasury,
and the appropriately of Gen. Butler
among the same classy. Y. Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-25
The Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Rsristgl

TIME MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE
i UNION, orEanized TO promote and
project 1Faa sstai R sRaRPE an d Rst5
in the granting OF credits, and the re.
covery OF claims at all points, have to an
nounce that they Will, IN September 1865,
The MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTRR, con-
| tanning, among other things, the NAMES,
NATURE OF Business, AMOUNT OF CAPITAL,
FISAScIAL STANDING AND RATING AS TO
CREDIT, of over 400, GO OF the principal mer-
chants, traders, bankers, manufacturers,
and public companies, In more than 5000 OF
the cities, towns, villages, aud settisments
throughout the UultEd States, their terrl-
tories, and the British Provinces of North
America; and embracing the most impor-
| tanJ Information attainahle and necessary
| to enable the merchant to ascertain at a
glance the CAPITAL, CHARACTER, and DE-
| GREE OF CREDIT OF such of his customers as
are deemed worthy of any gradauon OF
credit, comprising, also Newspaper Dfrec-
tory, containing The lite, character, price,
| lars relative TO each journal, being COM
plete guide TO the press OF every county IN
| the United states.
! The reports and Information viii be con-
| fined TO those deemed worthy OF some line
| OF credit; and as the same Will he based, so
Tar as practicable, uron the written state
| nlentS OF the parties themselves, revised and
| corrected by Well-RnoWn and reliable legal
correspondents. whose character will prove
| a guarantee OF the cOTrectneSs of the lnfor-
NATION furnished by them, it is believed
| that the reports will prove more truthful
/ and complete, and, therefore, superior 10,
and of much greater VnIue, than any pre-
VlouSly issued.
ny aid of tine MERCASTILE REFERENCE
REGLsTER, business men Will be enabled 10
ascertain, at a glance, the capital and grada-
| ton OF credit, as com pared with financial
| worth, OF nearly every merchant, mannfac-
| turer, trader, aud banker, within the above
named territorial limits.
On or about the first OF each month. SUBJ
| scrIbers Will also receive the Monthly ClroH-
| icLe, containing, among other things. a re-
cord OF such important changes in the name
| and condition OF firms. throughout the
country, as may occur subsequent TO the
publication OF each hRlf-yearly volume of
| the MERCASTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.
| Price OF The Merchants Union Mercantile
Reference Register. fifty dollars, $50, Tor
which 10 viii be forwarded to any RudresS In
| the United states, transportation paid.
Holders of i've $40 shares of the Capital
Stock, in addition 10 participating in the
| profits, will receive one copy of the MER-
| CASTILE REFERENCE REGISTER free of
charge; holders of Isn shares will be entitled
| TO TWO copies, and no more than ten shares
ofthe Capital stock will be allotted to any
| one applicant.
All remittauces. orders, or cOmmunica-
lions relative TO the book, should be address
ed TO the Merchants Protective Union, in
the American Exchange Bank Building,
| NO. IFS broadway, Box 1861 New York.
aug25-lm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-25

If Mr.. Burlingame's speech in the viii
lage ofDunton, near Chicago, Is to be
taken as a truthful reflex of Chinese In
tention, there will soon be millions OF
celestialS in this country. Soon as the
Pacific Railroad is finished, It Is said
they will spread all over the States.
The New York Tunes don't like the
idea. Il says: ave can make profit-
able use of u certain amount of cheap
Chineselabof on the Pacific Coast, but
the country would be irretrievahly in
lnred by the millions and tens OF mill
lions OF morally and physically degrad-
ed tdolaters and Mongolians that Chi
ma can overwhelm MS with"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-25
F WRINKLES COULD BE REMOVED
Ao QUIChI1 AS
CRISTADORO.SH HAIR DYE

CHANGES THE COLOR OF THE HAIR
From Gray TO RIack, people might laugh at
the rayages of age. The process only oc-
cupIes i've minutes.
CrIstHdOrO's Hair PreserVRtIve
WoNAN's RIGHTs.-Among the rights of
women may be reckoned the right 10 pre-
serve her hair In its original luxuriance,
gloss, color, texture and elasticity, as long
as she can. To enable her to do SO we
recommend the very best article We know of
"a preparation about which there Is no de-
ception, which we have tried and seen tried,
and not found wanting-we mean CRSTA-
DoRo'S hair preseTver and beautitier.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Rair
DreSses. Mandatory No. IS Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot, No. Astor House.
! augIT-lmd&w
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'.noderntlon'' only rm November,

From ne cnoihassoo9q trs,sn) Union, A,,1. *
We notice that Forrest and. some CTR.
er gentlemen, thoroughly, dispustefl
with the vain attempt to reason with
the develish spirit of Radicalisrn. nov
express their intention TO fight 1T ont If
Brownlow. calls out the militia. DON'T
do it gentlemen. Suffer any and all
tauntS or tyranny Hntit after November.
AID then+-wen we would rather be a
nfmble squirrel than a white Radical.
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Prospect. OF the PoI,tlcaI Campaign

Prospects OF the Political Campaign.
The political information received
by the Congressional Republican Com
milise at Washington presents an as
suring view OF the situation. The sub
stance of it, SO far as relates to New
York, Maine and Pennsylvania, justi-
fies the hope OF handsome Republican
gains in each of those States.
Prominent Republicans of Ohio as
sure the Committee of a majority of
fifty thousand there, and the election
of Job L. Stevenson in the Second
district over General Samuel +. Cary.
This will offset the probable loss oIthe
Thirteenth district, and assure the
election ofsixteen OF the nineteenimem-
bers of Congress.
In Indiana the Republicans have no
fear of the results OF the October cleo
ton, except from importation of voters
from kentucky. Otherwise, the Re
publicans are not only confident OF
carrying the State by a handsome ma
jority, but OF electing ten out of eleven
members to Congress. All the prOmi-
nent conservatives, except Marshal
Cooling, have declared for Grant and
Colfax, which virtually detaches that
element from the Democratic party.
Illinois Is said to be sure for Grant
and Palmer by large majority 1t is
conceded, however, that there will be a
considerable Democratic gain in the
southern counties, which may prejudice
A.. H., H.. Al.
district, and General Raum in the
Thirteenth. But there will be a heavy
increase OF Republican voters in the
northern counties, which will counter
balance the losses in Egypt"
The other northwestern States will
all, it is believed, give large Republi-
can majorities. The Republicans OF
Missouri are sanguine OF carrying that
State, and estimate their majority at
from twenty TO forty thousand. Seven
of the nine members OF Congress are
counted sure.
The canvass in the Pacific States as
sures the probable success of the Re-
publican ticket in California and Neva-
da and vigorous fight in Oregon. So
far the outlook is favorable and the re-
suits are considered certain.
In the Southern States results are I'M
certain. There are Republican MAORI
ties in Georgin, Alabama and Louisi-
ana, but the violent prescription which
prevails will tell on the vote, and 1t
will be wisest for the Republicans not
10 count certainly upon them. The
two Carolinas, Florida and Arkansas
are more sure. The civil organization
in those States is strong enough to pro.
tect the voters and maintain peace.
The Democratic central committees
in the Southern States appear to be en-.
gagged In making arraneements to pul
electoral tickets in the field. To be voted
for by all who were entitled TO vote nm
der the old laws of these States In
the event OF partial victory in the
Northern States, they propose 10 de-
mand that these electoral votes shall be
counted upon the basis of the old and
and now obsolete laws.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-25
Female Collsge-Speeial Notice.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
w nouncing that the department OF
Drawing and Painting will continue under
the direction of its accomplished teacher,
Miss Thoburn; and that the department of
MuEica and French Will be under The direction
OF Miss Henriette 4. Jones, an accomplished
vocalist and instructor, educated in Europe.
Patrons are informed that their sons OF
suitable age for the Primary Department,
may aIleuu in connection with heir dauSh-
ters.
Session viii commence on Monday, Sept.
auG25-eodsw L.C. LOOMS, Pres.
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The Worlds Advertiser.
TO WHOM IT MA Y CONCERN.
a NEW INVENTION & LIFE
OF TRADE.

OE ihAOEs
JOSIAH E. KLINE, OF WHEELING,
q West Va, has invented and secured In
The United states the right and title OF an
ADVERTISING MAP
for all cities in the United States, These
Maps are 9Otten.up for guide to all persons,
showing the plan Ofeach city, and nil p'rtn-
cipal and business streets, post ofiices and
other public buildings, and showing each
mans place { business on the streets. The
squares are laid of In spaces for each mans
building and their advertising card of their
business. These maps VIII be gotten up in a
photographic drawing with a Railroad circle
round the city for the purpose OF putting IN
all transient adver tisements round the cities
towns and villages.
State and city rights for sale. Those wish
Ing TO Ike hold OF this business can secure
n fortune IN q short time. Come one, come
all that is capable OF this business, and see
the original map that has been gotten mp for
this business. Those at a distance DESTROYS
oftaktng hold of this business can get all in
formation required and sample copy of
the original map by sending one dollar to
pay charges for copy.
ANY person detected In making use of any
map or design that will infringe on the
WORLDLY Advertiser, without legal authority,
is punishable by law, and will be prosecuted.
Address all orders TO JOSIAH Il. KLINE
Market Street, Centre Wheeling, West Va.
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Notice to Builders.

TIME SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
i Triadelphia Township, having three
new school houses to build in said township,
wish TO contract with responsible parties Tor
the erection of the same. Plans aud speclfi-
cations can be seen at Frank Walters, or by
calling upon Andrew Vance, in Triadelphia.
Proposals received by the undersigned
from date until o'clock p. m:, Sept 9, 1855.
a9g22 sft VI in0 III al. II. HsRvEY. Clerk.
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THE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
no. 1885 RROADWAY.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS Il. MAEGAM, President
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject to Check at Sight. SPECIAL DEFos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at i've per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders. comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are al o personally liable 10 depositors
for all obligations OF the Company TO double
the amount of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or smalIsmc UNITS, and permits them
TO be drawn as a whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE. allow
ing interest an ALI. DAILY BALANCES, par
lies throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special nd
vantages ofsecurity, conveDie ace and pIotit.
r- 80 jelS-6md&y
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september and Oetober Elections.

The following is list OF the States
that will vote before the November
election, and the times of holding their
elections:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /.
acknowledgement =.
Maiue-Septembe IA.
luWA-OctobeT Is.
fndisua-OcIober 49,
OhtO-October l3.
Ppnusy tvauIR-October Is.
West Virginia-October -.
Concerning these elections the New
York Sun, which is not a party paper,
INDUCES conjectures which we con-
dense as follows:
Vermont-RepubIica majority will
probably be from 5000 to $1,000.
California-Gave a Democratic ma
jority last year OF $500. although it had
given Mr.. Lincoln a majority OF $4,000
in 1864. Democrats will probably hold
their own.
Maine-Republican majority last fall
was IL COO. though In 1866 it was q 900.
Probabilities decidedly in favor OF Re-
publicans.
Iowa-sure 10 go Republican.
Indiana--Republica majority in
1866, IA, 600, in 1864, 1900. ProbabiIi'
ties decidedly in favor of Republicans,
ohio-Republican majority in 1864
500; in 1866, 29.5OO; in 1867, 5000
Republicans will probably do much
better than last year.
West virginia-Republican majority
in 1866. about 5000. VIII probably be
larger now.
Peuusylvania-Doubtful; man does
not live who can fOretell result.
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THE Chicago Posi- has the following
HYVhen Seymour feels the cold wind oi
the Sd OF November blowing upon him
he will eGclaim, as he exclaimed 10
Lincoln during the war-'Stop the
dFaftl''' -
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FnEsH-coLoREDg CATERS, with the toes
stitched with black to look as If the foot
was bare, are now the newest mode.
They are said to have n shockingly
natural effect.