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TIKI ONO Wool GROWERS MEET
INo.-rhe Ohio Wool Growers Associa
ton mot ON ruesdsyat Columbus. We
append the following article from the
able pen OF Mr.. 5. II. Harris. editor of
the OHIO ForUes, relative to IL:
1.-THE regular winter meeting OF the
Ohio Wool Growers Association will
I've held at Columbus on Tuesday, the
seventh day OF January, 1855. We are
now on the turning point OF the wool
business Ia this country. Ii the pres
euI tariff laws can bs kept in force, or
if in arrangement OF the general tAritl
bill, the present provisions in favor O;
the wooden interest can be maintained
the friends of this interest Will be salts,
He'd.
But this state Of affairs can only be
maintained by constant vigilance aud
untiTiug eNertiou until the revenue
policies of the government are deter
mined sud settled.
In the determination of this issue, nc
men or association OF men, WELD more
influence than the wool growers OF
Ohio, and il they shirk the business
their detection will be fatal to the cause.
Let us rally once more TO the rescue OF
our interests, against the Vaccinations
OF the British free traders and the
American allies, and secure the bene-
dts OF the home market for home pro-
auctions.
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Sherif's Sale
ar Valuable Real Estate in the Ci
or wheeling.

ar Valuable Real Estate in the city
OF wheeling.
DY VIRTUE OF CERTAIN ORDERS OF
Virginia, made severaly on The sSti1 Gcto 70.
Der, 1862 the 9th March, 1886 and on the 9Th
December, 1857 In the Two attachments at
law OF Tallant & DelAplaln against William
L. Robinson, l shall on the 4TH DAY OF FEB.
RUARY, 1868, at the front door OF the Court
O'Clock a. M, OF that day, expose to sale by
public auction to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing real estate or so much thereof H4
will be sufficient 10 satisfy said Plaintih4
debts, interest and the costs, to wit: part OF
lot No. 1871. part of lot No. 13T, part OF lot No.
1872, being the parts OF said lots Conveyed and
more partic Iarly described in the deed OF
William hooinson' the father OF said VIII
liam I. Robinson, duly recorded in the
clerks office Of Ohio county in deed book
NO. 50. and all situated in the I'd Ward OF the
city OF Wheeling; also the middle third part
conveyed TO said William T. Robinson by
deed nom James H. Robinson, dated StI
office III Ohio county in deed book No. IS; and
also part Of lot No. 81 in the I'd Ward OF said
city, being l61s feet 'front.' on Market street,
| and running back 1872 feet, being the same
part of said last mentioned lot conveyed to
said William T. Robinson by deed from
Josiah Powell and wife, dated April lSi, 1919
and duly recorded in the clerks ONCE OF the
G So! g. court OF OHIO county, In deed book
All OF said parts OF said real estate have
valuable improvements erected on them
The said part of lot No. l27 will not be sold II
Tue stAlu parts OF Iue lOLS l5I and l32 be CT
ent to pay the plaintiffs debts, interest and
| the costs: nor will the said parts OF lots 1872
and 81 be sold, II the real estate above men
toned including the said pant OF lot No. III
be sufficient for that purpose
Terms OF sale: Upon a credit OF six, twelve
and eighteen months the purchaser giving
bonds with good security, bearing Interest
from the day OF ale, and the title retained as
nlurther security until the whole purchase
| money shall be paid.
THOs. J. CAMPBELL.
Sheriff OF Ohio county.
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NINTh QUARTERLY REPORT OF
~ the Merchants National Bank OF West
Va, ut Wheeling, showing its condition on
Tue morning OF The hrst Monday iu January.
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Rent.

TIME STORE ROOMS La 4ELS OCCU.
pied by George X, Tayloc Co., and j.
Clemens ( Co, ON Main It rec !: also base.
Tnent rooms finished. Good OF ces in second
sfOrE. and good rooms for 9th e. purposes IN
second and third story in good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses foI
ale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
- THOS, HORNBROOK.
ONCE, No. LS3S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs. teDo
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Farms and Coal Lands for Sale

MlsH TO SELL MY LAND, NEAR
l. wheeling, on Caldwell's Run II includes
Tue larry arm occupied by Charles Fisher
S S an adjoining parcel paBtured by n ,
RtSauinan, and the Farm on the hill, on which
RI Ete1 a, ,Lecher, VIM. Miller and others live
Orchards of grated fruit, and s Young Vine
SaId 81 nine or ten acres-plauted principal
y WIN Catawba and Concord, with q lew
DelaWareS and other varieties. About 1870
acres OF the Hill Farm is first class Coal Land.
~ WIN sell IN separate parcels or otherwise
- ~ nOL soon sold, the Vineyard, with a COM
jnnl-tf IACOp
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REILLY-On wednesday night, at IOys
O'Clock, BRIDGET, wife OF MILES REILLY, III
her 6)th year.
The funeral Will take place from the resi-
dcnce Of her hu, band. ON Zane street, on
Friday morning nj o'clock. The friends OF
the family are respectfully Invited to attend.
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sgtw a:drErtsssmfuts.

for Evansville, Cairo and st. LOnIs.
THIS DAY, THURSDAY, Sab inst
The hne passenger steamer
sRS<, h"GLASGOW" (havins been I'M
avo daily detained At PtttsbuEgl,
viii positively leave Wheeling THIS Day
7. n. II NC. Ag't,
iau9.t 81 Monroe ST.
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New Stable

. WELL EVERYBODY sBOtTTD
AtOG that In connection with The CSTant
1H5IOoe' wheeling. W. Va, NeSsrs TsS-f1 =
Voc mansee have erected one of the No.
A II9 tneSe Boarding and sale Stable m f6S
- and that It b now ready 70 0eooTnn1oS
0'1'e AZ that may call with rs. CSecls-1
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Dividend

Viz CITIZENS FIRE, MARINE Ann
IL. LtiS insurance Company OF WhaeiinS-
the &c -, 81 ~, dividend Ofdve per cent On
the sIS.I-s 49, OF the company, payable 10
-; en- demand, freeoF United state tSI
-g41rlvd W. W. SHRIVER pEesST
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For Sale

she Exeh6nge Hotel, WellnbMFgs
West virginia.
THIS WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR
Hotel hes recentIY been thoroughly re-
paired and refnFnisheCl Throughout, ana Is
now doing good business, Will be oneEed At
private sale until the LIST OF February, when,
II not sold, will be rented. a..
Also, $50 acres OF timber land on Big Fish
ing creek, in Wetzel county, West Va. Tim
ber-WlIite pine, poplar, ash, hickory and
oak; a splendid site for numbering. For IuII
description and terms, address
3. 8. QUEST,
Real Estate Agent, WeIlsburg, W. Va.
tRn4-gVd6lmW
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EEIANTED, AGENTS.
stockholders Mee+;n-

''hE ANNUAL MEETING on T,r,.
- - 1IStSocEnoIdenS OF the FIrst NatioDaI E11,E
6eG SS M and election of Directors VIM be
IIth SSy0S T TSLI,ing house. on TUESDAY. me
deel4-n GEORGE ADAMS.
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SIR SAFE.
First Glass Residence for Sale.

IAN AUTHORISED To SELL TnE
resIdence OF the late Andrew White.
Esqr., on the south side of Hampton street.
TINS house is possessed ofalmost every COM
FORT aud convenience. tho ground upon
which It stands II 1872 feet square, the out
houses are of brick, and the whole In the
- u.s. THOs. O'BRIEN,
jans-lw Real Estate agent.
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Notice to Voters.

N1HE REGISTRARS OF THE DIFFER.
ent Wards in the city will sit on Friday.
January 10Th, at the various places IN their
WaIus, Tor the purpose of registering YoterS,
ana making corrections in the Books,
Those not registered will take notice ac-
SoIulhSIy, and Do on hand, so that there will
be no cause for complaints.
ROBERT HA MILLION
lanI-itd PreS't Board OF Registrars.
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a FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.

FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your Hair so beautiful7
OIL OF Grapevine.
What gives your Hair It's glossy Iustre7
OIL OF Grapevine
What gives Lie and Growth to your Hair
OIL OF Grapevine.
OIL OF Grapevine.
Oh of Grapevine.
OIL OF GraPevine3
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & Co.,
serlS No. 81 Main st, Wheeling.
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HOUSE AND LOT NO. 10 ON WHEEL
II ing Island, corner OF Zane and Walnut
J. u. KUKNER'S o. ster Saloon. MarEet II
between Quincy and John st. ianaalE. =
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Notice.

n II. oDBERT HAS REEN THn3 nav
~. I'D a1itt.d member Of our 4 rrI1: no
change IN the flru name I'M HO
JAxu.pv, hIsAsIU!GHL1N, SMITH q CO.
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Spectral aottfrs.

ne confession" and Experience of
AN IUVRIId.
Published for the benefit, ana asa CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others. who suffer from
Nervous rebility, Premature Decay OF Man.
hood, e., supplying THE MEANS OF SELF-
CURE. Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving pOst-pa direct
ed envelope. Address SATHANTFI. MAY.
FAIR, Brooklyn, n. Y. Also free, by the
same publisher, circular OF DAISY SWAIN
the great Poem OF the War. decl7-smd
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For Sale or Exchanpe

city property, in part or in whole. that de-
lightlul country residence occu pied by ChSs.
a: S~nrtZ, on the National read, two mIles
east OF The city. Possession given tirsl 0f
april. Terms, part cash and balance in easy
payments. Apply to '
JOHN BUTTERFIELD.
1anl-lw" OF BuLIerfield & Co, Malt H0uss
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For Rent.

maE WARE HOUSE ON WEST SIDE
SIessrI CrangIe. Dalzeil s TO. Possession
given the list OF April next. Enquire OF
THOS. HUGHES,
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RESOURCES

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE FIRST
W National Bank or Bridgeport, Ohio show.
Ing its condition on the niorDIng OF the Inst
Monday OF January, 1868.
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NREAT DIsCOVERYll

EVERY NAN HIS Owx ARTIST.
A SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
An instrument by which any person can
LIZ Sos[eGt LlhsnesjeS or photographs. This
mail for one dollar. Address,
Z, h. AMEeS & CO.
lAnl-slm Isl RnondIEaNc- Ns.a-. N-..rh--
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Wantad.

FIRST CLASS salesman, WHO Is
A well acquainted with the Ohio and West
Virginia trade. a good salary will be given
to the right kind Of a man. Address " a. 3.
c." giving name, &c, Wheeling, West Va.
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8ur Bent.
For Rent.

OFFER FOR RENT a TWO STORY
brick house with six rooms, kitchen and
store room, situated on Main street, two
doors from Mil alley. Water and gas
throughout. For further Information Gu
QuIre at the livery stable, corner OF Main and
lam isps. s' Ell. YOUNG.
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Elactinn Matte

NHd,GG .,- AAS;NUAL MEETING OF THE
mont Bridge Company will be held al the of.
ne OF me company, on MONDAY, me Isib
H Soiy ~ JANv4RY 1888, between the hOurs NJ
~ anu o clOck p. m, Tor tue election M
me Aanagers to serve during the ensuing
,ie:v, o. JOS. LAWSON,
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THE HEALING POOR.

AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME uF SOIL.
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy tho manly powers
and create imPediments to MARRIAGE,
with sur" means OF relief. Sent in sealed en-
velope@, nee OF charge. Address, nr. ].
skfLLIN HoUGHTON, Howard AssocIs-
ton. Philadelphia, Pa.
sepi2t-SmdGw.
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DIVIDEND.
VINHE DIRECTORS OFTRIS BANK have
! this day declSTed a dividend OF five f5I
per cent, payable to stoclkhniders ON de-
mhnu. y. +. HILD3ETH.
Iano Cashier.
nEETh QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF WEST VIRGISIA
AT WHEELING, Monday, January 9Th 1865,
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Notice.

OFFICE FRANKLIN IHsURAvCE Co,
WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. 1858. !
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of this company will be
held at the ONCE OF the comI any, No. 50
Monroe street. on MONDAY, the lSth day of
JASUARY, 1883, oe tween the hours Of ten g.
IN. and three p. Tn., for the eleetIon OF nine
Directors for the year 1888.
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NIHuT MEErINn-

In accordance with an understanding
to that effect, the delegates, in conjunc.
ton with their city brethren, turned
out in force at Washington Hall after
supper, to hear the music of the brass
band and the speeches OF such orators
from the interior as might be prevailed
on To address the multitude. The room
was filled, and one after another the
speakers arose, fired and fell back
Mr.. John j. Davis, of Clarksburg,
opened the entertainment and some
gentleman, Ito the jury unknown"
closed the same at an advanced hour.
Aud thus ended the Democratic State
Convention.
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DiVidand

- D1V1QonQ.
THE NATIONAL BANK Of WEST yTFS.
ElnIsal5sAs tntA dag uruIHreu -IETiSisulSISIsr
(o) i've ~ cent s-free oil U. =. tax ont al the
taTnings Tor the last six months, payable on
demand. va
WHEELING, January 9Th, 1855. lam
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WEBBING GsINsrrTr,rIo,T
the Oireetors OF this Institution have re-
SI1 ~, diyidend of ten C1o) per cent nee OF
months month payable TO the stock holders on de.
t.u, &C. QUARTER,
-3 ettS-1& President,
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z4ru Advertisements.

PoURTEHTH QUARTERLY REPORT
e shOWiE the cuSdilion OF the First IA
tional BAN, of Mount Pleasant, Ohio, on
1he first Midday of January 1865.
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a COUCH, a COLD, OK a SORE
THROAT

a COUGH, a COLD, OW a SORE
THROAT.
Requires immediate attention and should be
checked. II allowed to continue,
Irritation Of he Lungs, a Permanent Throat
Disease, or Consumption,
is often the result
Browns Bronchial Troches
Having direct influence to the parts,
give immediate relief. For BRoNCHIrls,
ASTHMA, CArARRH, CoNSuNPrIvH AND
THSoAT DISEASES, TrOches are used with
always good success.
Singers and Speakers use them To clear and
strengthen the voice.
onrAIN only Browns Bronchial Troch-
&" and do not take any OF the Worthlear
lTtiattons that nay be offered. sold every
"heEe- nCGsO.4meoJi
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DIVIDEND.

y. +. hlLDREIH.
hhEELINS' Jan. Il, 1858. Cashier.
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Nf1NrH QUARTERLY REPORT OF
IN the condition Of the National savings
Hank in waelIng in the state OF West
Virginia, onthe morning OF the hrSt Mon
day or,Ianlary, 1865.
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Notice.
Notica

7 AN PREPARED TO SUPPLY COAL.
crescent Rolling NH, without DELAY IN lo's1I.
ing. IS have made aFrangenents TO SsaI
al ~ ~ 9una Anee OF coal on the platforms
All Orders for coal left n the WAGON tShoD
IN and Clay streets, VIII be pr0mptiy
nOvlS-2ns JOSuTTA pony ~.
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JOHN &. TALLMASts S GasI;'r 0O
BRTDGEPoRT, o., Jan. 8, 1858. ian7.st

FIFTEENTH QUARTERLY REP0PT
Z Of the First National Bank or " beeIiHG
". Va, showing its condition on the morn
ing OF the hHt Monday Of January, 1854:
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WHEELING lNTELLIGENCER.
MORNING HDITEoS.
rRI-wEEKLY EDITION.

-BIIsHED EYEEY TUEsDAT, THURSDAY
AID SATURDAY.
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Tne Third Party movement.

The talk ola third party movement
at Washington, continues in spite OF
the overshadowing interest of the Chi
cago Convention. The persons inter
ested in the matter all seem to talk Of
Chief Justice Chase as the leader, but
just how far he encourages such talk
and approves what seems to be the
contemplated action, is not known. 1t
may be said, however, that no third
party by whomsoever led can enroll
Senators Fessenden, Grimes and Trum.
bull among its members. These gen.
ilemen, us there is the best authority
for stating, are all for Grant, and en-
terrain no other political purpose than
to do what in them lies for his success
on the Chicago platform during the
coming campaign. They have no diff
ferences with the Republican party on
any leading questions, except the Presi-
dents guilt un0er the impeachment
articles presented by the House, and
are as strong now as ever in the faith
and conviction that the well-befng and
prosperity of the whole country will be
best promoted by the wise carrying ont
OF Republican principles.
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WooIey Before the Managers.

mAbh1NtIOn1 Os O., may IOs
The Managers continued the exami-
nation of Wooley to-day. Having
who were greatly exercised over his
contradictions yesterday, he appeared
before the Committee and claimed that
all his testimony given yesterday was
void, and he demanded that IL ahonld
be stricken out. The demand was
based upon the fact that the oath yes
terday was administered by member emf
of he Committee, and not by Its Chair
man, and therefore was illegal The
facts were that Mr.. Bingham, the
Chairman, was absent on account of
sickness, and the witnesses were
sworn by another manager.
The rules require oaths to be
administered by the Chairman OF the
Committee. Alter Wooley had raised
this point the managers elected tenn
porary chairman, and he was again
sworn. He was then asked whether
the evidence he gave yesterday regard
ing the disposition of his money was
true. He replied that 1t was not, ex-
cept so far as the statement made that
1t was not used to corrupt the Senate.
BE then refused TO answer as to It's dl-
6position. Meantime the managers
received dispatch from Sheridan
Shook, in New York, to whom Wooley
testified that he had given sixteen thou
sand dollars for safe keeping. saying
that Wooley put no money whatever
in his possession. Woody is still held
for examination.
The Managers have called on the tel
egraph office TO procure all the tele-
grams OF certain class bearing on i'm
parchment and between members OF
well known rings here and their asso-
ciates in various parts OF the country,
which left this city on Thursday or
Friday last The Managers have learn
ed OF another draft on New York by
Wooley for ten thousand dollars.
Testimony was given to the effect that
Mr.. Ross had stated to the witness
testitying that he believed the Presi-
dent clearly guilty as charged in the
18th article, and that he should vote for
conviction on the first, second, third
and eleventh articles. He, however,
thought the first the strongest article,
involving clear infriction of the laws,
and that he should vote guilty upon II;
but then in case 1t failed he Thought II
best 10 postpone the whole matter and
let 1t hang on the head of President
johnson, and SO believing he should
support d proposition to postpone If the
first article failed.
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RTPTnITcAH STATE CONVENTION.

,r,,e undersigned, In pursuance oftheir au-
,boTjty and duty, as the State Central Com.
.,Ittse beg leave to submit to the voters oil
ths Republican party in West Virginia the
following Recommendations
That State Convention be held in Clarks-
r,,r1 on, THURSDAY, the 18th day of May next
a. m o;cIocI, A, NJ, for the purpose Of nonni-
,atIng state ticket and choosing electors
49,. 1a. It1s,yJent and Vice-President of the
United States: .---..---
Tbat the delegates 10 this Convention. in
add,t,ou to selecting said State ticket and
presidential electors, be likewise en-
rowered by their respective constitu-
encies TO choose candidates for Con-
eress and for the vacant State Senator
ships, separating into appropriate Congress
sIonal and Senatorial District Conventions
for that purpose.
That County Conventions 70 select dele
gates to the Aforesaid state Convention be
held throughout the State on Saturday, the
10Th of May, and that said County ConYen"
lions at the same time select their Executive
Committees and take such other action as
may be necessary to secure thorough and
effective organization OF the party in every
part of the Commonwealth.
JoHS z. WILSON,
T. n. LOGAN,
SAMUEL EAUGHLNt
JOSEPH BELL,
JOHN K. HUBBARD,
JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
A. W. CANPBELL,
SfGtc Central Committee
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TIE seven wise men of Greece were
the authors of seven wise sayings that
were inscribed upon the temple at Del
phi. Perhaps our seven wise men, as
those Republicans who voted against
Impeachment doubtless esteem them
selves, might desire to have these copied
and frescoed upon the walls of the
Senate chamber. For instance, for Mr..
Fessenden, Solon's saying, ..know
myself" and be sure that when Won
think you are trying to be just to Mr..
johnson, you are not engaged In splitting
Mr.. Wade. For Mr.. GrImes-the say
ing of Pittacus, "know thy opportuni-
ty," and when one is offered to
injure the party that elected
you, embrace 1t. For Mr.. Trum-
bull" consider the end, and remem.
Der that Illinois Is likely always to be
a Radical State. For Mr.. Fowler
Mmost men are. bad, J" especially II they
come from East Tennessee. For Mr..
Ross" nothing is impossible to indus
try,", and you may get as rich by hard
work as. by voting contrary to explicit
promises. For. Mr. Van winkfe-
"ayoid excess" and vote last, so that
there need BEN excess over the num-
Der required to aequit an impeached
President, For Mr.. Henderson-.tsufe-
tyship is the precursor ofTuin, land
and the Republican who becomes a
surety for Andrew ;Johnbon,s conduct,
has an uncomfortable road 10 taSel,