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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-12
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE.

CRISTADoRO's HAIR DYE
rs ,aistaPls of the T6iIst. 100
It's in demand wherever personal bIem.
y tshes ~ eonsid efed OF sufficient com
/ sequence 70 be removed, - 2
I1iS EFFECT rs PERFEcE
lao 1o1 It's ACTION INsrANTAHsEoUs.
Gfistad0ro's Hair Preservatfve.
AND sEAUTIF1ER is a preparation Of
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hair is electrical. 1t fastens every Ioosening
nbre. replaces harshnesy with STIFFNESS and
Reliability sem; ;paldnea with luxuriance.
dnllness with gloss. It's use viii incline the
stralebtest hair 70 cur, y and; prevent the
driett from turning gray. Ills the 1ayoEite
At every toilet where II has been tried, and
as meansof keeping, the hair nee from
seGn or dandrun. and The scalp from exIolia.
tons. is perfectly invaluable. saieass 2
Sold by Druggists, and applied by ali Hair
'Dressers. Manufactory No.6s Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot NO. Aston House.
octlgImaeW 45TT : q - TlfTrI;g 80 !.
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ESSAYS FOR YOUNa ATEH.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG men.
On the Errors and Abuses Incident to
Youth and Early Manhood, with the hui
mane view of treatment and cure, sent by
mail, free of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.

Democrats In italics. Members of
last House Indicated by = Those who
have been members of the House be-
fore, but not of last House, are indIca-
ted by a i. 'as'- fp
DEMONSTRATION HoWes.
BeEkeley-sLevi j. Tabler and SSam-
Boone2Isaac P. Williams.
Braxton-Elias Cunningham. q
Brooke2SJdWeS HeTVey. sil5< 2
Doddridge F. Snodgrass.
Fayette-fJohn Kiucatd.
Hancock-sJ. w. Allison. ,...= ~,
Hampshire-Joh1 j. Jacob. l1llN /
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. Fleming and
Sidney Raymond. .a 49,. y. . 2, Q Z
Jackson-sEdward s. Mahop. -,
Jefferson- Wills Wilson and Betja-
!, l Ksnsyyhsa Charles W. Smith and
= Lewis dnttheI1 HdTTiSoTs d - .lsE ,
lIogan-tRhodes d! Ballard. sss1y 8
=, Northumberland Thomas andsB: F.
:, hthrshatl- George Edwards and John
g Mason-BaTney J. Rollins. "a :
Mercer-WillIam 81. French. -s-a
Mtnernl-JoIH T. Vanee. 80 - 4,
Monongalia.-SJ Jas. r. McCiasky and
Alphens Garrison. o.. lsi :
'Moigan5"J. Rufus Smith.
-0hio-f Daniel Lamb, . Alexander II.
jacob and LouiS StfSet. 7-es
Pendleton-WiiliAn a. 81. Flick.
tPreston-eFranks Heermans and
tJoseph ii. Gibson ll-z zs9l1sis la
Putnam-fJohn Bowyer. - e z. = 7
- Rilchle-A. s. Core. ,- z
| = RoAne-Calvin Tyson. .s.s1sti a. 2
TayIor-sRsatbe,iD aAiSSoa! = Z no. I
Tyler-sW William NJ. PoweII.3 r5ai
Upshur-sDavid S. PinnaIl: ,9. z
Wayne-fJohn ]. S. r. Carroll,
WeIzel-Iho1aS ". ,Na4i0E.
Wirt-0aG. ScoGeld.s -38sit 70
list district Peasants and Woody 81:
ii. DIS and J. 8, Reever. I. ~
"a district (Calhopn and Gumer)
1 ViLtiotHp Il. .SnideT. 49,.
Sd district (Clay and NIcholas) Thos.
G12Putnam.4 s1l err ~ sft,e.sc
4th district Webster and Pocahontas)
5th district Trucker and 3Randolph1
John Rttttos1. = so go
9Th district tMrDowell, Wyoming q
RaleiGhl John AeCraiD. n ~ ven : { y
VI, oh district tGrant and Hardy John
;, ssh district (cabslland LincolnJ VIII,
GTeenbFief and nfi Monroe Lv,ot,n,, tos
Sethsrs "a. w. MANN OF 6reenbrisr,
and G.. w. Carpenter and James Car.
penter, of Monroe. s. rss,.s-..,.,-f
Republicans ~ Democrats II.
=-l - ON JOINT BALLOT. I I,
Republicans 81; Democrats ILL., q
NOrE.-We learn that in the House
Vim, Bennett. will contest the seat of
John Hutton from Tucker and Ran.
dolphi that John F. smith VIII contest
the seat of Willis W wilson, and John Nil.
LEI. that of BIZ. Harrison, from -Jeffsrs
SOM and that DR.. q. HinShman win CON
test that of Rhodes D. Ballard. from
Logan. 4a-.9 '-t"3'
The Presidenttalyote In tho state. 4
Returns or the Presidential vote in
this Slate from SO counties show gain.
over the vote for Governor in October
otS.4Is. The Republican majority In
October, rs reported elsewhere, in 50
counties Is 4.755. The county 10 be
heard from viii mako It about 4 500. II
the 81 counties not heard ffom.on the
Presidential vote goEjust as they did in
October, Grants majority is already
s.942s We shall not now be surprised
II those 81 counties gain near q thou
sand ON their Republican .rnajoritles in
October. we, therefore, estimate
Grants majority in the State at not far
from NINE THoUsANDi
How rare you. Democratic majority
of s,OOO7"
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Comnissioner's SaIe.-
Hannah aFll4l Mccoy c.. \

d
Alexander Mccoy, et Al. 1-sA.Aes-a
TNPURSUAHCE ORA DECREE REM
Il deren IN the above entitled cause at the
Oetooer term OF the Circuit Court for Ohio
S S9Selys me Inde5signsd special eommiss
80 SSoVh 1as lsSSI sell at Public auction ON
Ins premise, Inc Tract OF land in the bill in
SAID cause described. known ~ she "a Tdhn
&c loy., farn1y and containing 100 acres aud
- poles. This land lies q, short TCiIsiauce
from me National Road nearly equ idisfant
t tnot1a HoneS = Rolntr and Triadesphia, and
lltS Pon-1t -houAeT- barn and other out
Joy 5S1 ~ l toZether Wtsh good orchard OF
~ o. ~ trees OF grated IruiL In prime coridi-
Hon and coal bank already opened
9efEns OF sales-9fIR.FFEtRDofIh the uurefaRe
money land as much more as the I5nrehaser
ma, aeslte 70 pey1 In cash; the residue in
W. e9fas payments on q crediL of oNR and
TWO years, ylth-inteFesE rom tiaS a ISHIe.
tne Purchasergtying bonds With good par.
sonal SECURITY Ior thede EeFred paymeniS
a., 1ne uIle 70 be retained tn the whole of
the purchase money is paid. 80 = Z :
- -i-tF y -. a J. CLARKE.
- Special Commissioners
Law once cor. 41h and Monroe Streets
H. In.mrl11 ln4lnmaI
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-Factory-forsale..
For Sale and Renf

RU me g. BASEMENT ,RooMs:
~ nntshed ofices and Daguerrean rooms IN
S NJ sioEyi ana rooms for other purposes
ior rent, in my brick block ON Main sfreat
Eossessi on given fmnediRtely. = go :
buAutnE lots and dwelling houses for sale.
A1so misunderstanding site, containing eiRh
lots5 fronting on Main streee-aDdsthaFf
betWeen the BeImont and EiiEer-Sfde MilIE
. 0dee, Mo- LEX Main street5 laboveE licn-
roe. 10 sLzirlsl febl4-n
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The following will be the composition
of The With West Virginia Legisla-
ture, which will assemble on the third
Tuesday Qolb) of January next.
SENATE.
Those holding over are named first.
Democrats in italics.
1. Dist. JosepH APpEegGte. of Brooke,
and 4HdrelD WILSON, of Ohio.
II. James Burnley, OF Marshall, and
Epbraim Doolittle, of Marion.
III. William Price, OF MonongRlia,
and Jesse a. Gather, of Taylor.
~. William /. BoTemap, of Tyler,
and Alstorpheus Werninger, of Harri-
son.
v. Alfred Foster, of Writ, and George
X Leonard, OF Wood
vi. Willis J. DTummond, OF Bar
bour, and Daniel d. T. Fsrnsworth, OF
WI. Daniel d. x. DIX, OF Putnam,
and John M. Phelps ,aof Mason 80
VIII. William Workman, of Boone,
and n. d. Rsmsdell. of Wayne. &
TX. Alexander r. Humphreys, of
Monroe, and Samuel Young, of Poca.
hoOtaR. sF-esE-.s.a lfGE- 81 fTlfst5lsrl...E
x. Joseph A. Chapline, OF Jefferson,
and Joseph T. Hoke. Of Berkeley.
XII John Dawson, of Morgan, and
Henry q. Davis, Of Mineral. sIli j z..g ,
Republicans 10, Democrats 8, Ca
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W. McAFEE
9Y sac.
For Sac.

IN SHARES OF STOCK IN TIE CTTI.
4U gems Fl g Marine and Lie Insura nee
Company Of Wheeliny, ". Va ". W. slnrf-
yer, "A gent. This Is judy considered the best
having INSURANCE stock In the city.
THOS. 0sBRTEH,
now aH fi Real Estats Agent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-12
FIR 8fm..
For Rent.

HIHE WAREHOUSE AND STORES
situated the corner OF Main and
6nIncy streets, consisting OF
one store on the corner
One store ad Jofning-frontinRfhf Main street
one warehouse MISUNDERSTANDING QuincY
street. NOV occupied BY John Hamilton
. o SI;5lf WI. McAFEE.
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rnn NExr LEeIsLATUnE.

Republican majority 4755.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-12

A. J:,s little. town gave two hundred
Republican majority.
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hiISHIRR,S HERB BIFFERS
DIR. s. n. HARTMAH q co.,
sole PropIietOrs, lancaster Pa.
sFRR1INa aIIvER wARH

And No. Is. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa
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FHFpEMooRAPIc aBoDY on
nHAmH ,5

me ssIast lFonienisr-k Pest HorteIn
"a ExnmtnatIou.
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LESS Than New York Prices!

EEHIS rs THE LARGEST sFocgx TIA n
- mas been opened in this CITY sfor yeaIS-
ana VII pc sold at prices that WIN dive Gene
rs - 70 All cash buyers who viii
5000, faat coloIed Prints from 10. 10 l71Se.
goodS Bieaohed and unbleached Muslin nom
San soon and Judge f0ryourself n no. Al
q % NAM ST. Centre Wheeling, and oblige.
81 1li la1sl 3lu7 's-1r,.s 80 rs SO - !
'ag zee JOHN ROEMER.
~ ;-s1c1t s6r u, fs-7z 7aEs,fs.s- -.tst45fr
I sng51z 7--f y - eng al-tlczoh 7l1ss.i :
-GaiasFf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-12

Democrats In italics. Members of
last House Indicated by Those who
have been members of the House be-
fore, but not OF last House, are indica-
ted by a i. $3.50 r0
Barbour-sFeneIon Howes.
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Special CommiSsioner.
Law once, cor. .4lh and AfonFoe stSests
Vheeling W.tVa.,s5 80 = oe4f \ Isssfs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-28
Piles and FistuIa.

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inysrlable. ~"
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-28
No. 5.-Advertisemont.
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HOnOway's Pills,
HOLLOWAY'SOINTMENT
Disorders Of the stomach, Liver and
Bowels,

The Stomach Is the great cenIe which inHu'
enceI the health or distase Of the syltom- abused
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complaints and unrefreshiuE sleep. The Liver
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pate in their recuperatiye and rrgcuerative opcr.
atsn
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-28

Cases Of many years standing, that have per.
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or treatment, have invariably succumbed to u few
aLplIcatlons of this nnMerfnl nncmenl
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-28
Female Complaints,

Whether IN The young or Old, married or lin
gle, at the dawn of womanhood, or the turn Of
NE, these tonic medicine display so decided nm
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-28
Nruptions on the skin,

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eht surface reganed by the restorative action Of
this Ointment. 1t surpassess many Of the cog
motics and other toilet appliances in its power to
dSpel rashes and other disfguremCnts Of the face,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-28
nrysipelas and salt Rheum

Are two Of the most common and yirulent dir
orders prevalent on this continent. To these the
Ointment is especially antRgohstio, its "mVdus
operandi" is fret to eradicate the venom and
then complete the cure.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-28
REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR the HAIR.
IMPROVED !
It Is an elegant Drassin0 for tbc TTaIr

L-HI II , ED
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an the .t0UOtoinq cases

Bunion'' Burns, Chapped Hands, ChilbIains
6 pn dout, Lumbago, Mercural Eruption,
Piles, Rheumatism, RiDgwoTm, Salt Rheurn. skin
Diseases scalds swelled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore
kinds sprSins, Stiff Joints, letter, Ulcers. Vsn -.
ereal Sores Wounds of all kinds.
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FOR SALE.

I'VE following property is offered for sale:
Il The cost 40 feet Of Lo. l, Block 4, Atkin.
cons ID addition TO Moline.
Th1 south Of south 10 acres on. lot 8, Os-
born's 81 addition to Moline.
The $. ". !, 5. W. /, soc. 20, tp. 10, east, 4th
P. NJ, near Port Byron.
Also acres In n. G. corner, :. of n. ], =. Q.
sec /, TIP. l9, east, in the viliRge Of Cordova.
Also, 10 one-hundredths Of an acre, late resi-.
denee oI Edward Philips, near Moline depot.
Refer to Andrew Conant, Rock Island.
THOMAS MOWERS, SEN.
moh7odtk AtkinEon IN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-30
Wan. still i'm the Camp.

Notwithstanding the certain de-
struction to the party that change
of candidates would make, many OF
the leaders are still demanding a dis
abandonment of Seymour and Blair.
The National Inteiiigencer still in
sists upon certain defeat to the Dem
ocratic party. at denounces the
Radicals bitterly but says it cannot
"and will not deceive its readers by
Saying all is well. With the pres
lent candidates the party cannot
Twin, and since the National Com
"mittee has refused to change candi-
"dates but one course remains in
(which there is any hope of success,
land that is for the National Com
"mittee to announce that the Elec-
"tors shall be free i'm the Electoral
college to vote for whoever may be
considered best representatives of
"the Conservative voters of the coun-
"try. If the National Committee
twill not do this all the State COM
"mittees should act at once and pub
"lish their action"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-30
To Republicans.

But few days longer remain in
which to work for the success of our
ticket. Our certainty Of success has
made us in the past neglected. of our
duty. While we may safely look for
a majority of $1,000 in Iowa, it does
not lessen the demand upon US for
earnest, active endeavor. Not only
should we work for the success of the
national ticket, but also for that OF
the District, State and County as
well.
We have scheming and active
foe in our front and it beilooves us TO
guard well our outposts that the enc
my may not gain upon us. We must
make our victory complete. Let
care be taken to bring every man in
the county to the polls next Tuesday.
We want to see Black Hawk this
year the banner Republican County.
Work, work, earnest work is the
duty of every Republican from now
until next Tuesday night.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-30

The time is at hand for the final
battle. The contest Of 1868 will end
with the closing of the polls next
Tuesday. The verdict of the people
will be given in favor of the friends
of Union or Of revolution. To the
American Republic, it is one of the
most important in our history. The
issue before US involves questions of
the most vital Importance. The ma
tional safety has been endangered by
the conspiracies of the Democratic
party whose leaders have avowed q
determination to plunge us again In
IA civil war and the Republican party
has met them with zeal and earn
nestness seldom known in political
organization. ..
The questions, at issue, have been
vigorously canvassed; solid, suhstan-
tial and practical instruction, have
been impaired; ten thousand Repub-
lican speakers have been promulga-
ting principles and measures of pop
ular acceptance and the result is al
ready determined.
With the important canvass and
the measures which have been put
forth to enlighten the public, We
cannot doubt that every man has full
ly made up his mind which way he
should vote.
No good citizen will remain away
from the polls next Tuesday.
The watchword of the hour is IA
Loyal successor to Andrew Johnson"
and that man is General Grant. If
the sun rises on the 4th of next
month upon a Republican victory,
we break the rod under which the
South has groaned ever since Andrew
johnson commenced playing traitor.
The enemy have harped upon the
Negro question, the National Debt,
and Taxation, Eut the
party have fought them
as secondary issues, looking mainly
to that of Reconstruction, believing
it's destiny to be the supreme ques-
ton. Let US preserve the Union
first and these minor issues will be
dealt with in their appro-
pirate turn. We must save the Gov
from the hands of those who
advocate reputation and whose al
lies i'm the south would sooner pay
than a National bond.
The omens of victory are already
about our standard. We haze but to
do our duty at the polls next Tuesday
and the victory, already assured US,
will be made overwhelming.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-30
Strike Out the Word
"Whitc.s'

We cannot believe that any intel
ligent Republican will fail to vote
for the amendment to our State con-
stitution striking out the word
white" from the different sections
named therein. AS a party We are
bound to carry this on next Tuesday.
The Democrats will go with their
united strength against it, and if they
succeed in defeating it, will claim a
victory. To be defeated OH this ques-
ton would be a dishonor to our State.
We hope there are none in doubt on
this question. Whatever may be the
vote of other counties, let Black
Hawk in the Republican vote, be as
unanimous Oh this issue as On the
election of Grant and Colfax.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-30

THE STATE OF IOWA,
Black Hawk County
In compliance with sec. 463, of the
Revised Statutes of the State of Iowa,
the foregoing proclamation is pub
lished as a notice TO the electors OF
Black Hawk County, Iowa, of the
matter and things therein set forth.
And notice is also hereby given to
the electors of said Black Hawk
County. that, on the Thursday next
after the first Monday of November, F"
lS6S-the 81 day of November, 1865
the following specified offices of said
County are to be filled by an election
to be held i'm said County, viz:
The office of Clerk of the District
Court.
The office of County Recorder.
Whereof the electors of said Black
Hawk County will take due notice.
In testimony of which l hereunto
set my name and title of office, at
Waterloo, this 18th day of October,
A. ID. 1868.
w. f. BROWN,
Sheriff Black Hawk Co.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-10-30

Horatio Seymour has taken the
heid in person and is trying to rally
MS disorganized forces. He is at
tempting TO cover mp the naked de-
formities Of his party with his oily
tongued oratory. But the verdict of
the people is already written. Let
the demagogue harangue the public
with his false assertions. His polit-
lcai death is near at hand.
Alas, poor Yorick.u