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Tho Cary Imnosfurc.

The relations between. General Cary
and the workingmen are simply those
of a man who wants to be elected to
office, and of men who have votes TO
give. No one will pretend that the re-
lation has any other origin, or that Mr.
CRry's zeal for the workingmen dates
any further back than tho time when
he Thought they might be dipped by it
to support his personal ambition. 1t is
a relation In which the substantial BEN
efitsare all ON one side, while the whole
return Is in windy words. To this We
have no right to object. They are the
Generals commodity, his only Produc.
ton from, his youth up and ne has the
right to take them to the best Market.
When professions of ardent love Tor
the laboring class, and declarations
that they are wronged, viii bring votes
there is nothing In General Cary IS life
to lead any one to suppose that he VIII
not give them in Quantities to supply
the demand. That there Is no entag-
onism between laborers and the whole
community; that there is no such thing
in this country as distinct and hxed
laborin z GLASS, and that the interests OF
labor are the interests of all, are mat
ters which all intelligent persons per-
ceive, and, therefore, they may not
have a very high opinion of the course
of him who, for mere selfish ends ad-
Vocates an irrepressible conflict be,
tween the laborer and the capital which
furnishes employment, and who strives
to create antagonism and animosthea
In the elements OF socIety.-CTneiIiFld
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mORaAN CeUNTY.
Judicial Nomination In Tenth Cir
euIt.-RenominntIon OF Judge Hail.
1Ialtersat Rerl,eley sprInl
Editors InteLli0encer

MntIeFSa AT BeFReleY Springs.
Editors Intelli0encer
The Republican Convention met here
to-day and unanimously nominated
Judge Hall as the candidate of the par
ty for this Judicial District. &
The Copperheads met yesterday and
nominated Pendleton as their candi-
date.
A suit which has been pending in this
court for two years, OF A. Lietey against
the Board Of Registration, for &c. 600
damages for refusing to register him,
has been dismissed at Lietey's costs.
Court adjourned to-day, and with
Judge Halls usual way OF dispatching
business, he has left but thirteen cases
upon the issue docket.
This place is improving rapidly. This
year about ten houses have been erect
ed-one of them by John d. Defrees,
superintendent of Public Printing OF
Washington, d. O., at a cost Of $40, 600.
Another is in course of erection by w.
P. Dole, of Illinois, formerly Commits
sioner of the Indian Bureau at WASH
ington, D. c., which is to cost the same,
30 you see what Is doing since the
blighting curse of slavery has been re-
moved from our land
The Springs have not been SO sue
cessful this season in Consequence of
the disasters to the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad this summer.
Our friends here are working with q
will for Grant and Colfax, and expect
to carry this county by 400 to $50.
Col. n. x. List has been appointed
one of the trustees of the Sprfngs,-a
very excellent appointments.
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To tho sporting Gentlemen OF the
wheeling Register.
PIEDMONT, MINERAL Co.. W. Va,
Shntenl her IL. 1868.

lfSDMONLN AA4NEhAh SOss We ar
September II, 1868. J
Editors Intelti0encer:
see from the wheeling Register of
the 18th instant. the following PROPOSE
tons, made by an Intelligent orrespon-
dent OF that paper.
he offers 10 bet as follows, viz:
LIST. 500 that the Radical party Lost
over 5000 in Maine on the last falls vote
four years ago.
I'd, 800 that Grant will not be elected
the next President.
Srd, 800 that West Virginia will 20
for Seymour and Blair on the Sd of No
vember. lgl
4th, s1OO that Pennsylvania Will do
the same thing. t ~
9th. 500. thai New York will do The
same thing.
Now wiiIyou be kind enough through
the medium OF your paper 10 inform
the gentleman, who makes the above
offer, that the subscriber is ready and
willing at any moment to take the
second (2), third 81, fourth (4), and nth
(5) of the propositions, as published in
the Wheeling Register of the 18th; inst,
he certainly, can have no objection to
me emitting his first (1) proposition,
when take four out of i've.
A letter addressed to me at Piedmont,
Mineral county, w. Va, viii meet
with prompt attention.
Respectfully yours,
ROBERT POWELL.
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GEN FHsemtsts.
ST. Lonis and Iron mountain
C0UPANY,N sevnn -

DAILROAD C0MPANH'S Seven mar
III cent INST MORTGAGE Bonds. February
completed road 70 Pilot Knob arc now more
than the interest on the entire mortgage
the security every day. 0uer S, 90, COO have
have been spent on tho property, and not
over $1,000 coo OF bonds issued thus far. The
with the prospect OF controlling all the
travel nom ct. Louis to the Southern States,
ensures an enormous reyenue. The Dtrecz
tors OIUn $40 of the stock for fTtUeSt1ieI1, and
are interested to enrich the property a. well
as to eeonomIse Its expenses.
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We, the undersigned, cordially recon-
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of the 81. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail-
road win be large, and the Standardization OF
the affairs Of the Company IS I'm capable and
exPsEienced hands, and q entitled to the
-JAMESA THOMAk5s Mayor OF st. Louis.
JOHN ]. ROE, Pres't st. Louis Chamber of
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BARrON BATES, PreSt North Missouri
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JOHN r. LIoNBERGER. PrestT. n. Bank,
APoLPHGs MEIER. vice-Pres't o. Pacific
R3RERT BARTH, Pres't German Savings
1nsutuuon. lsr. q
Coupons payable in the city OF New York.
A limited number OF the above named
Bonds for sale at kighty.fiVa. Parties living
out OF the city can remit by draft or express,
ana the bonds will be returned by express
Tree OF charges. We invite the attention OF
capitalists and Others TO them as, in our
oVPLn1Iont very desirable investment de5-
tined 70 rank as a first class security. De-
scrPave Pamphlets, Maps and Information
can pc had on application to TOWNSEND,
WhELtSN & Co. No. 800 Walnut st, Phiia-
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WHICH Is THE CossERvAzIyE2-
Wade Hampton says the cause of the
late rebellion Is not lost, that recon
struction by Congress Is revolutionary
the sword. John a. Reagan, of Texas,
the Postmaster General Of the Rebel
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a Brother OfGen. Lee Mnkes a speech
In .raVOr OF AssassInatIon...--Th
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N. BIZ my memory serves me
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ty.five thousand dollars they got from
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EsrArE OF R. D. WHITE.

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
District OF Louisiana.
Monroe La, March !, 1853
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i seventeenth day Of March, A. ID, 1873 a WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against
the estate Of R. D. WHITE, in the parish Of
Ouachita and State of Louisiana, who has been ad-
judged bankrupt on his own petition that the
payment Of any debts and delivery OF any prop
nss and the transfer Of any property BY him for
hidden By law that meeting Of the creditors Of the
more assgnees Of his estate will b held at
Court OF Bnnkrup to b. holden at the Office OF WJ
O. Baker IN the town OF Monroe, parish of 0aachita
before W. J. @ Baker Register on the twenty
eighth day Of April, a. y 1858 AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ
+. j. HEBRON, u. =. Marshal
Per n. d. GRADY. Deputy, as Messenger.
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