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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-07
FOR CONGRESS.

nFEditors Neutrality-suspicious. annoupce
UTS JAMES @. MCGREw, Esqr., OF Preston
county, as n candidate for Congress in the I'd
District Of w. Va, subject TO the decision OF
the Republican Congressional Convention.
my2-tc MANY Nor ERS OF TAYLOR Co.
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For Sale.
Fifty Building, Lots
WHEELING ISLAND.

A SUBSTANTIAL STONE WINE HOUSE
II and cellar 1907 eighty feet long by (20l
LWent tS I EEK nssEIy
about the same capacity. PRESSES and
other fixtures necessary for manufacturing
Wine. Though built for n wine cellar 1t Is
equally well adapted for manufacturing and
storing .lager-beer. With this will be sold
about four acres OF land on which is also
erected, adjoining the Wine House, a good
frame two-story dwelling house of eight
rooms, and a large stable nearly new. the
whole is oferedI ior less than the cost of tho
Any person desiring to engage In mauufac-
turing WINE or should call
and see this property before investing else
wnere.
most desirable Island lots now in the market
and will be sold at low rates on easy terms
The above embraces that portion OF tho
Island Vineyard running east from the Fair
ground to the river.
For further information apply at No. s.
april JNO. p. GILCHRIST.
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STEAMBOATS,.

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For Sale

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N of one acre, bound on the west by LIND
street, on the south by Spruce street, In Rast
Wheeling. Also two lots TO feet front on
Lind street, Will be sold on easy terms and at
APPS ,laTClE 1. IRWIN.
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announcements.
FOR CONGRESS.

49, We arc. Authorized TO announce
USS JOSEPH NJ. MCWHoRTER, Esq as
candidate for Congress In the Third District,
subject To the decision OF the Republican
convention. myb
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FOR CONGRESS.

n~%D Editors Intellioenoer-Please announce
GS the name of Gen. I. H. DUvAL as our
candidate for Congress rom this (frsD Con. .
gressi0nal District, subject TO the action OF
the approaching State Republican Convene
tIon rrr..-H7 r.. too. e
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FOE sECRETARY OF STATS.

1C-pMesrs. Editoys.--PIcase announce the
lkrSS name of Col. EDWIN FREY, as a can
dIdate for the office of Secretary OF the State
subject TO the decision OF The Republican
state Convention, a nd oblige
apr2S-tc MANY VOTERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-07
afttt advertisements.
BOARD of Health.

oEPoRP of the Board ofHealth Of the City
tGof wheeling for the month OF April.
a. D.. 1858. a. ,.,,o..,... 1890. It,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07
Every man on Dock"

The editor of the Burlington Argus
has recently recovered from n severe
attack of 6eUy-dchs, and i'm an ecstacy
of Joy, he shouts to his and Sey-
mour's friends, "The contest goes
bravely on. The sky is bright for
the Democracy. Victory sits perch
ed upon our banners. Our cause is
Just. On boys, on; down to hell
with the negro bondocracy. True
patriots, you are wanted. Preserve
our country to Liberty and Union
and the white race" All of which
means that the rebels of the South,
the murderers of the negroes are 60
ing to vote the Democratic ticket.
What does the argus man mean
when he talks about Liberty and
Union. The preservation of the
Union is something foreign to the
Democratic party of to-day. They
receive the Southern leaders into
their councils, and accept as their
bosom friends, the men who declare
that secession is not dead" DOME
talk about preserving the Constitu-
ton and the, Union" Mr.. argus,
with Seymour and Blair on your
ticket. Your candidates don't mean
that, and the people know it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07
To ouH. Readers.

- We announce to our readers this
week, partial change in the propri-
etorship of the GAZETTE. a. G.
Holt rstjres, having disposed of his
iiateresU TO L. \. Snyder, of this city.
The change necessitates no further
premises than were made ut the out
set. The position of the GAZETTE
politically, locally and otherwise is
known to you all. Our aim will be
10 make the PAPER what we and our
readers dpsire. This we 10 not ex-
poet to accomplish i'm any other way
thau hy constant, persistent work; for
ought we know, our life work. ....
- Tile snceess of your home paper is
spinttniately connected with every
1:Eer public Interest among you, That
It's prosperity can only he secured by
Lie gpawth anu advancement of our
town ana It's surroundings. For this
we shah continue. to earnestly labor.
Your liberal support in the past
which has aided so much in giving
the G-AztTfPE the name that il now
bears throughout the State, assures us
tlat we may confidently expect your
hearty support and patronage in tho
future.@
AS our readers are aware an entire
change was made in our Office at the
commencement Of the present vol
ssnic, and cur material is nearly new
throughout. We lave one Of the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

best offices in the State, and the type
and other material we have been adj.
ding to our stock recently, makes our
facilities for doing job work, UNI
rivaled.
We have entered upon tho cam
paign before us with the determine
ton to Eight it out on the line" for
Grant and Colfax, and we shall de-
vote much care and attention to the
campaign from now on; not how
ever neglecting the local department,
which we consider the most import
ant, and which we shall always aim
to keep up. '." - ..
Our subscription list is increasing
rapidly, and as this is the time when
every farmer should he in possession
of paper, we ask our friends to help
circulate, and aid usin pushing on the
column. Let us all work together.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07
General Grant.

The New York World, the leading
Democratic journal of New York,
said of General Grant before he be-
came the nominee:
Grants history should teach us to
discriminate better than we Ameri-
cans are apt to do between glitter and
solid worth.
rs '"When the mass of men look up
on such a character they may learn a
truer respect for themselves and each
other: they are taught by it that
high qualities and great abilities are
consistent WITH the simplicity OF
taste, contempt for parade, and plain
ness Of manners, with which direct
and earnest men have a strong natu-
raj sympathy" .,.. .r.. f.. .
The World, like other Democratic
Journals sometimes stumblcs into the
truth. .-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07
Colfnx at Homo.

Hon. Schuyler Colfax, the honored
and beloved statesman of the North
west, whom the people Of the whole
country have called by reclamation
to share with Grant the responsible
ties and dignities of national leader
ship, is on visit to his old home at
South Bend, Indiana. He was re-
ceiyed by the people of Indiana with
unbounded enthusiasm and impos-
inc demonstrations
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

growing. The Rail Road Company
are erecting here large Eating
House, the largest on the Road, a
large Round House and extensive
Machine Shops. These buildings
are Of permanent character and set
ties the fact that this place is fix
ture. Business and dwelling houses
are very rough structures. being
made of rough pine boards, there not
being go far as we could discover an
ounce of white paint in 1.-THE village.
1t Is n second Cheyenne in the char
acter of its inhabitants, but the
toughest have gone West to Benton,
the present terminus of the Road
and Greene River, one hundred and
sixty miles West of Benton, the ex-
.pected terminus of the Road during
the winter. These two towns are
very new, the people living mostly
i'm tents.
Ill-health induced by the use of
Alkali water induced us not to go
tout west" ut present and we take
an eastward bound train for America
whittier we go as fast as steam can
carry us.
Alphabetically speaking, the West
is wilderness, yet for the sake of
the rich mineral deposits there found
the red man is driven back. For the
sake of great national highway to
the Pacific, valleys are filled up or
bridged, mountains levelled or tun-
nelled, the car of civilization pushed
through the great American wilds,
and the white man moves Westward.
Let him move.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07
- Cheering Along th|
Linc.''

! From the Potomac to the Mobile
Bay the incarnate yells of the South
ern Democracy are heard in their
gladness for the nomination of Sey-
blour and Blair. The very heart of
the South is found as it was in 1861
when the national flag was struck at
by p. G. Beauregard.
Boys in Blue" you have many a
time heard that same exultant, fiend-
ish yell, but only when good news
came into rebel camps, or hope of
victory over the Union troops seemed
to perch on the banners of vile rebels.
One thought animates the South,
and that is to turn our victories of
the field into dire aud irretrievable
disaster to ourselves. Why did they
not cheer and yell with joy when
they heard of Gen. Grants nomina-
ton? They don't bate linn because
he disafmed their beloved chieftain
Lee, and sent their pseudo President
a fugitive and a vagabond in petit
oat I; no, they leave the chivalrousand
knightly soldier though he bare his
sword against them-at least they say
so, and who doubts the word of such
honorable men. They are all honor
able men. The truth is that with
all their professions of devotions to
the Union and the Constitution, their
boasted respect for the Northern SOL
der and their apparent desire to he
restored to the Union, they hate the
soldier who is honest enough to
spurn their hypocritical professions,
and who despises their infamous
schemes to destroy the LIST hope of
peace.
John Forsyth, Wade Hampton, n.
b. Forest, Gideon J. Pillow, r..
Brownwell, Rhett and the whole
crew of fawning, canting spaniels,
rejoice because the hopes of the rebel
victory rest with the triumph of
Seymour and Blair.
The final defeat of Lee at Five
Forks; the surrender Of Johnson i'm
North Carolina; the disbanding of
Dick Taylor's army i'm. Texas; the
pardons of Andrew Johnson and the
general Amnesty Proclamation, have
mot changed the hearts of these howl
ing, canting, believing, fanatical,
fire eating Southern Democracy
They contributed 10 the nomination
of Blair because one contributed to
revolution and the other counsels
and threatens it. Why do these reb-
els affiliate with the Democracy? If
they were in earnest in their proses-
sions of satisfaction ut tho result OF
the contest and wished heartily to
join with the North in repairing the
ravages OF war, why is it that they
go hand i'm hand with the Democrs Is
who betrayed them into instruction
and then perfidiously deserted them
after promising to assist them with
the bayonet? 1t is because they
have studied and estimated the base
and selfish heart of the leaders of the
Democracy. They know that in war
these leaders would risk nothing for
their cause, but in peace, would sink
themselves to the lowest denths of
infamy to accomplish their infamous
purposes. "Whole hides and full
pockets" is their motto and il is
this display of dauntless courage
when out of reach of bullets that
has won the admiration of the chiv-
alric knights-errantry of the sunny
South, who have no hopes OF rising
from their disgrace but by making
mudsills of Seymour and Blair.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

The Democratic papers are becom-
ing weary i'm trying to vindicate their
candidates for the Presidency, and
they are crying now, principles not
men," We don't blame them, but
they will find the latter article rs
scarce i'm their party rs snowflake.
i'm fly-time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

Chas. G.. Halpine, miles O"Reil-
ly") city Register of New York and
editor of the Citizen, died on the Sd
inst, from an overdose of chloroform
administered to relieve neuralgia
pains.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

Nine hundred and thirty-nine'
murders have been committed i'm
Texas, within the past til rec years.
Texas Ia one Of the States that will
give Seymour and Blair large ma
jority this fall. So Democracy
claims,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

Gen. Grant, the warrior, says, "Let
us have peace. "-Repubticdn.
Why don't you withdraw Grants
standing army from the south, then?
DEBORAH Democrat.
That is just what Grant and the Re-
publican party have been trying to do
and those states which have accepted
the Reconstruction policy of Congress
are being turned over to civil author
ity.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

At n Democratic flag raising in
Richmond recently, the speakers
platform fell, seriously injuring sew
eral persons. Probably it had some
rotten planks in it, like the New
York platform.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07
HOLT.

The Republican Congressional
Convention of the Third Dis
trict, is called to meet on the I'd
day of next month. Col. Allison,
the present incumbent, is candidate
for reelection, but his claims for the
office again will be strongly contest
ed by scores of aspiring candidates.
Many of the press in the district
favor q new deal. The contest will
be spirited one among the friends
of the candidates.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

One of our Democratic exchanges,
after noticing Seymour ratification
meeting, exultingly exclaims: 1.-THE
goose hangs high ~ Wise goose; he
knows his danger when Seymour's
friends" congregate
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

The DE Witt Observer, Davenport
Gazette and Muscatine Journal an
nounce the arrival of the grass-hop-
pers. No unusual demonstrations
were made.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

An exchange in this State an =
nounces that a minister went to sleep
a few Sundays ago, in Washington
county, while preaching, so hot was
the weather. He probably desired
to keep his audience company.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

The editor of the Kansas Chief
thinks General Buckner of the Lou
isville Courier, acts ungratefully in
not going for Grant, as Grant went
for him ut Fort Donelson.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07
DELINQUENT TAXES.

TO utE tUHUHt &c nay IUHceTW'
NOTICE Ia hereby given that I have this day,
~ appointed JERRY MOSHER Deputy Collec.
tor, and have placed in his hands a copy of the
List of Delinquent and Unpaid Taxes on Personal
Property, for the City and Township of Cedar
Falls, and Townships OF Washington and Union,
for Collection, with full power and authority to
enforce the same by distress and sale according to
law. All delinquent Tax Payers in said City and
Townships, are directed to make immediate pay
,ent to him, of all aforesaid taxes, interest and
costs due from them.
Given under my hand, at Waterloo, this ith day
of August, A. ID 1865. :
II. A. WHITAKER,
Treasurer OF Black Hawk County.
OFFICE over Marlin White e Co.'S Furniture
Rooms, Main St, Cedar Falls. Iowa.
JERRY MOSEIER,
19w2 Collector.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07
New Advertisements.
ESTRAY.

TvAKEN mp by A. Fairbrother. in Washington
IL Township, Black Hawk county Iowa. on the
list day Of July, 1863 one dark chestnut or black
mare. common size. Ia years old, appraised at $40 :
one horse, nearly black, common size, eight years
old, appraised at sl15.
G. A. EBERHART
Clerk District Court
Waterloo, August 1, 1868. Iowa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-08-07

Leading Equcstcnnc of Europe This beautiful and
pshed equcrenne having golden opinions throughout
Europe induced liberal offer OF the proprietor
this establishment to visit America The Baltimore Sun thus
speaks of her. Mile Pauline from Ia Cirque Imperale Paris
arrived in Baltimore last week and made her debut Mt Caseos
circus last night She IL the graceful beautiful and thor
oughy fascinating equesenne have and created
peric Juror by her wonderful beauty exquisite gra and
tistic excellence. Young Baltimore IL about her.
OF this great combination company the whole press the
South and West speak enthusiastically.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26

New GooDs.--Hardy & Wilson, always
reliable and up to time, have now in store, a
full and complete stock Of fall and winter
goods of all kinds. 1t is useless for us to
say any thing in favor of this frm--it is
known at home and abroad--their reputa-
ton is enviable. IL you want dress. goods,
heavy goods, choice goods, common goods,
wares, cutlery, hardware, etc, 20 to Hardy
& Wilson'S Tiller is there and will do his
best to please you. No trouble to show
goods. We call attention to their stock of
ladies ahd genhemen's dress goods of all
kinds
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26
Financial and Commercial.
New York.

New York.
SEPT. 23.-Cotton, uplands, 25I02Gc.
Gold, 424. Wheat, lower Tennessee
bonds, old, 20; new, 49, The cotton
market is declining.
Memphis.
SEPT. %, IS68-Cotton market is dull !;
Middlings, 23c stock on hand, 364 bales.
BUTTER, choice article, 3G@3Sc
BACON-Prices firm and supply fair
Clear sides, l6@I63c; clear rib, 10000;
shoulders, l2@l23c.
COFFEE, Rio, 23027c; Java, 4O042c.
CORN. IN bulk, $4,000
FLOUR, common, S7@9; fancy brands,
SIl 50@I3
EGGS, 25@26c; per dozen
HIDES, dry flint, 2l@22; dry salt, l7CG
l8c; green salt l0@lIc; green, 8@9c.
LARD, kegs, 2OCG20@c; tierces, IS0l84c.
LINE, 81 1902 % per barrel.
MOLASSES, sugar house, 65c9SI; syp-
ups, 75c@l %.
COAL OIL, 35@4Oc.
POTATOES-There is some shipping de-
mand at S2@93 per barrel in bulk Sweet
potatoes, dull at 75cGSl per bushel
SALT, 50 IS per barrel, full weight
SUGAR, choice LouisI-na, l6@ lSc; fair,
13OI6c.
WHEAT, None coming in, and prices
nominal Seed wheat is offered at 50 5OG
, IS for red May, and 50 5OGl3 Is for white
Bouton, per b0shel.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26

DIR. MoRTMoRE AT BUENA VISTA SPRINGS
RUssELLvILLE, KENTUCKY. Bueno Vista
Springs, Russellrille, Logan county, Ky
My friends in the South who desire to con-
suit or place themselves under my treatment
can address or come and consult me per
sonally from this date until lst Of October
next, at this fayorite Watering place, and
these justly celebrated Mineral Springs. As
heretofore, will still devote my attention to
treatment Of all the various forms of Chronic
Diseases, especially to Diseases of the
Lungs and Organs of the Chest, as also all
the various affective forms Of Female Dis
eases D. MORTIWoRE N, =.
ie2T 3m
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-26
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