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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27


WE have heard of several disgrace
full rows that occurred on Saturday aE-
ternOon and evening. Several persons
have been more or less mutilated, and
swelled heads and bunged eyes are
much more numerous than they were
n few days ago. From what we can
learn, the disturbance commenced at u
prize fight at the Tunnel, the whole
party engaging in a grand knock
down, drag. bite, scratch and gouge
fight. The party kept it up all the way
from the Tunnel to Fulton. Some
ofthe Combatants appear to be yery
partial to Sottse, as several are reported
with ears in different stages of mutila-
ton.
Coming up Wheeling Hill party
were unable TO learn, hitting him seVe-
raj tunes, and taking his hat. This
dastardly act reused the sleeping lion
in his breast, and drawing pistol be
shot one of the party in the shoulder,
severely iniurlng him. The Ger
man came to town and delivered him
self up to the authorities, but
nothing was done with him, AS his act
was deemed iustitiRble, though we are
not aware how this could DO determine
ed without u trial. No arrests have
been made that we know OF, and, in
deed, SO far as our knowledge extends,
no complaint has been made the par.
ties seeming to think that it can be set
tied among themselves. They may be
correct, but II seems TO us that two or
three more settlements" like this one
Will thin out their ranks at an alarming
| rate.
We hope that our new corps of OIL
eials Will inaugurale different state o.
auaiTs, ana put u qutetude to this law.
lessness that now RACES rampan,
throughout our city and suburbs. By
so doing they will confer an everlasting
obligation on the quiet aud well.dIs
posed portion OF our community.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

THE savage may doom his squaw to
grtne corn and weave by hand, but
what man win admit that his vile does
the family sewing by hand, in the land
OF the Wheeler d Wilson Sewing Ma.
chine 90 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

ADDREss.-Rev. John MofIat, of the
Second Presbyterian Church, will de-
liver an address TO young men. at the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian
Association this evening at half past
seven O'CLOCK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

APPoINTED.-We learn that James
p. Smith. Esq, of Preston county, has
been appointed Judge in the - cir
cult, to I'LL the vacancy occasIOned by
the death of Judge Bunker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

PoL1CE CoURT.-This Court was again
barren of results on Saturday, there
being no cases brought before 1t. We
are glad oft, and hope there will never
he nothing before II no more.
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BLACK CRooK.-oue who attended
the representations of the Black Crook
during the last week thus writes US in
reference to the troupe:
Mr.. G, a. HOugh, the enteIprisinp
Intelligent manager, has announced his
intention to give three more exhibit.
tiOns of this brilliant spectacular
drama, in our city. In the whole piece
there is nothing TO offend the most deli
cate or fastidious tRste-what Il wants
in the artistic display, and scenic repre-
sensations which are exhibited in the
New York theatres, is more than mnde
up by its exemption here from all the
objections which excited the comments
and STRUCTURES OF the New York press,
Mr.. Il. NJ. MeaRher, the Black Crook,
although seemingly a sexagenNrian on
the stage, is really a young man OF pre-.
possessing appearance, only twenty
talents. SignOTettR JOvetta is u charm
Ing ddIlseNSe of the PaFlsian school.
Miles. Sanford and Hin are also
capital dancers, aud very charming.
Mile Lottie Forrest, in the role OF
Chry stOltne, acts her part admirably,
ShO has face aud figure OF exquisite
heauty, OF the truC 9reOlau type, which
would produce n sensation anywhere.
Indeed the whole corps are very happy
IN their respective parts. Upon the
| wholeS there is no place in the city
whore greater amount OF entertain.
lAinment can be found, and at So mod.
crate price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

JACOB WERNER, of East Wheeling,
was brought before Justice Johnston,
on Friday evening, for beating his wife,
and in default ofS20O bail, was commit
ted to the County Jail, to answer at the
May term of the Circuit Court of Ohio
County.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

AvERY excellent life size portrait in
oil. OF Samuel Mcclellan, Esq, of this
city, has just, been finished at MI.
Partridge's establishment; also a fine
cabinet sizs oil groupe, OF two sisters. {
All who feel any interest In works of
art Of this kind, should visit the galle-
~ while these pictares are to be seen
there. They Will be on exhibition only
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Court met at
10 o'clock Saturday morning, and ad.
journed until this morning, the Judge
not being ready to render his decision.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27
TAKH PARTICULAR NnTIrIIa
nucn 70 be dreaded j
sion Of Ideas, Depressil
owe Of Solitude, Ttnnid
e evils produced.
.ds OF persons Of all az
at Is the cause OF the
Ding their vigor, becoi
Gus and emaciRted, hRl
ance about the eyes,
sof Consumption
YOUNG MEM
1e injured Themselves
1dulged in when alone
armed nom evil c0mp1
gfTiaFflT NJ -FTFsSNH - ,


VINO have injured themselves by a certain
pEacuce, INDUCED in when alon6, q habit fres
quently learned from evil compHaiOua or at
school the enects of which are nighLIy feIt,
even when aAleep, and, II not cured, renders
and body should apply Immediately, n 70
what pity that Young man, the hopeo
ms countryt the pride OF his parents, should
De snatched from all prospects and enIoy-
menH OF LIE by the consequence OF daSi-
aIlng nom the path OF nature, and inuui =
LIN acertain secret habit SSuon uelJSionI
must, before OonfeEnnlaf10e167
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

THR LATEST NoIi6 S-Patent Sewing
Machine Castors. Price. 81 90. Call
and see them at WI. Summer & Co.'S,
80 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

Democratic as We profess 70 be, who shan
deny that things We apprec ate receive an
added dignity Il distinguished by prineely
hon0BS
Having besn awarded At the Paris ExhfhI-
ton one OF the HIGHEST AIEDAIs, the excel
lence Of the WEED SEWING MACHINE;
IS past an Doubt and The renoWn thus
s sSnlye abroad yil SIM more neasase IL
nown 4 faIly JOsiined By its good qualities.
Is q cal1 At the Agency and an examination
OF the Weed Machine win prove.
III. WHEAT, GenTAHent,
No. ia Main ST. near GFant House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

rRE Rev. w. B. Morrow was author
lied by the Circuit Court Of Ohio coun-
ty, ON Saturday, to celebrate the rights
OF matrimony.
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S. B. MocoLLoon for city Sergeant.

sTEINwAY PIANos.-A new stock of
these elegant Pianos is receiving at
SHIELDS Music Store, where they may
be bought at much below the New
York prlces.f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

TIME out of mind the custom of
presenting some token of love or re-
has prevailed, and no doubt viii con-
tinue to do so until the end of time. No
more appropriate gift could be made to
your lady friends than pair of those
bohemian Glass Vases, or one of those
elegant Toilet Sets, to be had at e
Bookings, No. 1, Odd Fellows Hall.
Cal and examine his stock before ma
king your purchases.
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i''7YoU go to church and conshl zcoubb.
ing In thsIumceS on the street, TO- fhe.
pRrlor, In the nurseryl Coughing ayez
ryWhere, great deal of which could
be relieved by using DR.. GhdpSla1's
HodrtotIld BGLSnBl. The children like
it'll Price IS cents. Sold by T. ii. Loo
gan q Go, and Logan, List q Co.
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Greenwood Cemetery.

"
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL, ROAD.
~ SLllles east of the city, Is now ready for
lnIteLInenAs eales and improvements OF lois.
mcontains 81 acres Of fand. and Il iaid out
M N ny - aoSs modern and Improved style
czln oe easily reached at an seaSons Of the
yeat oy the National Road, and Tor three
4 E9Sli ms q tne year by the Hempheld Rail
- 1911: " . PERFECTLY secure, and Intended TO
t e pea tined by every variety OftTe4S shrub.
9eeLys Poehc vault, chapel, aFtinCi6l lake
ruSal cemeteries In the county.
=. ample provision is also made for its en-
l1FgemantJ order and care in peFpefufty.
PeHons deairous of purchasing lots, can
e3al1hne tue grounds with the 8nperinten-
dent, who has plat OF secure Them hY call
ing g the ottiee OF the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank Of WheeliYin.-
Persons Wishing TO make Infeffnanfa will
can on the secretary to obtain peTmi6s there
1.ial.a4a OF Admission to I.ottoldeyu and
VISITORS VIII be Issued by the RecIoi ~
6QARD OF OIREcToRss-A. ~ Sweeney
Srestdenti r, @. Bonham, BeGrsfaS-W'. n Z
Ahodes, John q. Muth, Geo. Nendel. Jos,
Ian, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. ADAM n "a
se-EGSs4s =. A. 6uoIeIns au3t.IYt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

CHARLES DickENs' woREs, Il a. w.
PAUL & Co.'s for twontyslise cents.
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The DoctoF's DIPIolEA hangs In his ofiioe

=, ElKNI OF THE PRFeES,
"a, me many Thousands cured &c fIljs eSfab.
tEa I mem within the last twenty years, and
Sns numerous important surgical OperatioDs
performed by DIR. Johnston. IN, SIa
IsI3,1qIIeiS OF ne sun and many other panera
moIiSzs o. Mn1ch have appeared Rfntn and
q sss,,as gentleman Of character and Tesrscia.
oilty Is SUFFICIENT guRrR ntee 10 the q fficfed,
sES!E DISEASES SPEEDILY CuREb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27
ETROLEO-CALCI5UM Gas.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE I'M.
" pToVements Of the age Il fi1e nTs[su1 NJ
MAJ m5anI1tact9Iing gas by The Petroleo. calcium
patents OF Or. j. "a, Connolly, rom An al
most yal9eless product OF Petroleum on.
or dule and coal, 90 Simple that fv6S
Thousand feet OF Gas may be made nv
any any farm hand or stable boy OF ordinary IN.
thotoughly tested upon such a eCsaie. Al fE1a
MoLnfe House In Wheeling, aud NJ fbs
me 5Sae city. % TO NJ the certainty Of It's a.
tordlng entirely satisfactory results Ia me-
pIeq aet.on q small and large ouRntitias nj
20 3ftpQts teeeideHceS, ldIfss H6felS No.
to5!es e,ld CUE. It s superior To any Gas
plleity EhGticabIllty and Rreaf SnneSI ~
nnanntaetnres but for its superior brfiiianov
son influence upon the sight, ana freeliofSo'
from the EnlphuFous oSiofs common h 9Sa1
IneSe 4ael9 the oflceFs of the companv
wv take pleasure In demonstrating TO those
Ihs company Wtu sell RIGHTS 70 Tnatiu6acfnTsI
In Towns Counties, Districts or efSfes- and
dlFeet attention to the following
1sSEINIONIALS.
WHEELINGs W. Va, Ang. 9. 1857.
zotae AEe'idestt or EstFoSeo- CaIci.sn Gas o..
+ salssSSe have thoroughly and earefuIly
lnNsstl8abed the construction and ygOvlriVsSS
~ Lne lllAtus for manufacturing ca 11e-
corning 70 Tnrr eompany6 -UafeffS ami M.
11It,1s l9as materials used. as now
9.gEll5lnt upon the McLiura House in f6is
@ssty' a.nd COZ ntFy fesldencs OF ]. n 3flchFiEf
iks94I9ls near this city, For simplicity. SjIIrS.
superior % any other metii1ji 81 ~ =
tnrtnE Gas that we are W
~ eiIS, 5eollllaend il adoption by an
NeEy Respeetfully,
Al, SwRNEY,
AGdlor Qf Wheeling,
WV. MIELER q Of.
O!5.'ss = otillG,I3i and Eagfae Works
WI. HAN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

reflect that q. sound mind and body are the
bia1 happiness, Indeed, without tl1fs 7tha
Journey through lie becomes 8 weary Jlilgrf.
MAGE the prospect hourly dHfkenB to the
ptlr and nlled with the melancholy refiecs
lon that the hRppineas OF another becouoea
blRhted with nun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27
5. b. MocoILocn for oILy Sergeant.

TEACHER OF MusIc,-Mr. Frederick
Vaas will give instructions on Piano
and Cabinet Organ. For terms aud in.
formation apply at Sheib's Music Store.
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DTsEAsFa ~, TnTr1I-.I.,lJ DNNClt.

When me Tnis11Iis4e,,f and impEndent Yo.
- GIaS4- he has imbibed
the seeds of this painful disease &c too ofEelI
happens that an tll.timed sense of shame or
dread OF discovery deters him nom applying
bility, can alone befTiand hin. CieiayinQ iii
me constitutional RymptomR of this horrid
0lsealse MAKE their appearance, such as ulces
ERteu sore throat diseased nose, nocturnal
pains In the head and limbs, dimness OF
Aght, deatnes8, nodes on, the Ehin-bOnas and
eI ~ olotches on the head, face and extre.
III at Last the palate of the mouth or the
noneS OF the nose taIl- in, and the victim OF
TINS eW1uld disease becomes q hoIFid object a.
comml9erat alton, till death putR q period 10 his
dreadful Butiertugs, by sending him to t'that
SIalSScoYefed Country nom whence no
It Is 8 MELANCHOLY FACT that tl,ot,.
sands tau victims TO this terribla disease. oJE-
ing 70 the unak1ltulne83 of ignorant pTetens
deT9t Who by the use Of that DE.ADI;Y
Eo1SOHI MURCUFGYi ruin the conEtitntfon
and make the residue OF Life miserable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27
S. B. MoCollocn for city Sergeant.

Try the Florence Sewing Machine.
Brown e Higgins, agents.
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s. b. McCo11ooH for city Sergeant.
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Db. HNBTON,

Lent hand side going from Baltimore street. a
rev doom nom the corner. Fail NOT m nj.
serve name and number. ~ w
containing aEtamp TO be uSel an me S1,I,ITS
Persons writing should state age. ana fssiSt
portion OF advertisement describing SWIM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27

S. b. NIcCoLLocu for City Sergeant.
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s. B. MccOIIOcH for city Sergeant.
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Oh AAEEalsL4s FE1ITE FLINT, JUST RP.
Lsr. MORRISON 4oo.
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Married Persons, or Young Mem contempIa
ting marriage. being aware of Physical
speedily cured.
He who places himselfun the care ueDr.
j. may rei1gtouGiy connde In his honor as a
gentlepan5 and confidently rely upon hij
skill as physician.
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DEEDS IN FEE,

A deed made December Is, 1867, by
Il. w. Hazlett and wife to August
Weidebusch, Henry Knoke and @, Rite,
trustees for the Evangelical Protestant
st. Pauls Church, for lot No. IS. in
Square No. %, South Wheeling; con-
alteration 500. Admitted to record
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PETROLEO CALCTuM eAsCo
anz1-eo.1sy Wheeling. Wv
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATR.-The
following is 4 list Of Real Estate trans.
ters, admitted to record, in the Record
ers Office Of Ohio county, for the week
ending Saturday, January 25th.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-23
Meeting & or the CentrcyInc Cub.

The Democratic C,ub of Contrev;llo mot
On THURSDAY cvcn;nn ia Il accorS snoc viii III,
tho 'timn fycd af = n,cv;c,,s ,ncot;mr ;phara
was yood Imrn.o,,t oc both msm6er. az 'snS
others including some of tho % most nro'm;. ""a
nent RcnubI;enns' in tho townsh;n % PGT Tho
meeting WAS called Il ordcr b bv shr preS; ~
dent. Henry d. Knorr EsoYh ,ftcr wh;Sh
The Secretary road the minn,ai @ of last M mest S,
ing ~ III - '-O.'N"' EN' y ''''~t. u.s. ~ ~, '
n n,.;o, a., c.,,.;..,.;,. % a.. ru..,
waS reaJ a"d ,o ,he G,uo
,sIo HS Ia Is5 and nnt gwen az .ose
orw.r Gv IT. ~ ~ un Jeuv,ai aeimDu,S iSCne
n,,,nL.r MI I'D us aUmt w, :. .,'tal ~ nam Vu,!c
and ;n;nod .Lo b n Nh. s,,e hs;ns nu;,. uesk
baloys J tha n,oo,;. oa' ,,e Ias'oss o!ouent y.
% UurcI,s;uu u suu a" ~ hN was wy PaoRI,gh'y ~
rs'"iGss iras aGon ias - pe,?ng % " Siup. ait
o,s.. Jas a.,. a n.te aiscuss.:n ueclaed 70 pnr
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-23
Curious.

We are constantly told by Radical news
papers and Radical orators that the results
of the war have enhanced the glory of the
country, and strengthened the reasons for
.ust national pride in its citizens that our
government has 50 manifested its strength,
and its people such determination to main
tain tho government against all enemies, in
ternal or external, that hereafter we need
have no fears of assault from any quarter /;
and more than all, that by wiping out the
foul blot of slavery and making huge
step in the direction indicated by our fathers
when they proclaimed that ''all men are
born equal" we have given such indications
of higher civilization in the future that SO
far from the blood Of our brethren having
been shed in vain, it was the fuel to the fire
from which PhGnix like our country has
arisen to an incomparably higher position
among the nations of the earth All this
we are told by our Radical friends; and the
people are constantly exkortcd by them not
to let these golden fruits turn to ashes in
their hands. 1t is said that the prize is o
rich one, and that we should hold fast to it
not only for practical uses, but to be exhib-
tied to the gaze Of an cnvious but admiripg
world: aa -, ."..'.
1t is not our purpose now to gainsay all
or any part Of this. We have another OBJ
ject in view; and our readers shall see how
little genuine logic is necessary to show what
sophistry instead Of argument these Radi'
Gals put in the mouth Of their Janus. faced
idol. Let your Radical orator or scribler
exhaust his vocabulary in praise Of the re-
suits of the war, give him time to breathe,
engage him in conversation on the subject
generally of the political condition Of the
country, and then ask him, who caused the
war? Without winking, and thinking he
has got you, he will at once answer, the
Democratsi The egresious ass does not see
that he thus stultifcs himself; and accord
ing to his own showing the Democrats are
the primary source Of all these glorious hen.
efts, past, present, and future, and the Re.
publican party turns out, after ALL not to be
the party of progress, as so earnestly claim
cd for it by its adlerents, but party which
can be odmonisted into activity only by the
prick of the bayonet. All this the Radica
himself proves. and we give him the benefit
Of his argument. - f''" 'g' i
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PUBLIC SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pnrsuance Of an order Of he'Orphaus' Court Of
Coiua,bia caun,y. on THURSDAY, OCTOBER Gin,
isGs at 10 O'clock In the forenoon, William Hagen.
buch and Wilson ID. MeIick. Administrators af Peter
MeliuI, ntr OF Scott township, IN said county, de
ceased. viii expose 10 sale, by public vcndue al The
lie dwelling hnuss Of Peter M,lick deed. in scott
township. all iha. certain
TRACT, OF land,
situate in Scott township, said county, bounded by
lund Of Gcorg. Keller on the west Jacob MeIick on
SssS. the south, Elias Krn,n on the east. and John
Ey..I Meiick on the north, containing one nun
ESi!u pRED ACRES, whcrcon are erected two
sE.:H story frame dwelling hnuse. frame hank
harm and other ontDniidings aud anlappie orchard.
Aiss n TRACT Of WOODi AND. situate in >ek>
Orange township, In said county, containing ,yS
ten acres, bounded hy land Of John vnnliew S1fV
on the west and south, the hei.s OF George .Ak
fleily OH the east, and samuel Henry OH the north
Late The estate Of said dccrnsed situate ~ the town
ship o! scott and county aforesaid
y - JESSE COLEMAN, CLERK.
Bloomsburg, Sept, 10, is5s-6t. -
Condit iors OF Saia:-Ten per cent OF ths purchase
money to be paid the striking down Of th. Proer
~; on.iourth, less the ten per cent on connrmat."
nj si., and tbs balance in one year from sad connf'
nation, with interest from confirmation nj. 81.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-23
Great Mass Meeting nt Benton.

Alo.lcr Qptpouriag Of Mc People Rad.
JaU 0SminY u fE 4
NevS Shavc thsponplo 50 nod y be more
th@os ply awake ~ w43wer{ therefore
nM Sd lily surprsedp seet3he ccting at
DehtoH on Friday li 80 latgelf ittcnded.
It was, indeed, o sight calculated to cheer
the heart Of every right-minded man. !,
The Orangcville Brass Band was present,
and flags and banners floated in every dirso.
ton We pntieed p fix bprso, tpeW, loaded
'sSSa siS,'e With FgFSs pat. n lh' lT0e+
AT 2 o'clock tho meeting was called "a
order BY the election Of the following off
cers ~ -4F4ti@rE'- ~ fit'tf' H. .
President PETER ENT, of Scott.
Vice Presidents j. j.. Cary, Of Cambria;
j.. N Tubbs, George Gearhart. Of Fair.
mount. John Ikcler, Abram Young, Of
Benton Tram SDcrr, OF Jackson !; William
Ikelcr, y. j. Rance; Of Fishihgcreck ;gAn.
drew Laubacl,, Jesse lHartnan,i Of Sugar.
loaf; Aaron Patterson, II. ,MVKline, o.
sscfetaries Charles Conner, J. j. Stiles,
q. b. McHenty. Peter Case, s. w. Nc
Henry, Samuel Rhonc. lti1o 'is.ibsG OF ?
The meeting was, first addressed by Robt.
i. Clark, Esq, and we need hardly say that
he was listened to with profund attention ;
doubtless not only OH account Of his well.
known ability, but because Of his previous
political position. oci.,,i
John g. Freeze, Esd, followed with on
address in his usual easy style, which elected
considerable applause: ard then after n
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-23

MAINE.-The truetest to Judge tho re,
suit by In Maine is this: M-lS6G their mem
bers Of, Congress were elected by majority
Of 27,6S7. In 1868 the, people Of Maine
come to pass Judgment upon them, aided,
as the Radicals hoped, ,pby the name OF
Grant What is the, VERDICT Seven thous-
and to eight thousand Of their, constituents
condemn them, although the State was in
undated with money and all the best speak
ers they could command. 90 The sumo pro.
portion of change in the other States will
not leave Grant ten States in tho Union.
But it is not 10 tile New England States that
we expect the great changes. II is fair to
calculate that the rest of the States will cx-
ceed the emphatic change in Maine at least
fifty per cent. cd ~ 90, -s,l.7 AHA !.
The efforts of the Radical press to, com
pare the result with the vote Of 1867 is a
transparent attemptto deceive their read.
ersh The Gquor law was the great issue
both in Maine and Massachusetts,. In the
latter State the Radicals were defeated; in
Maine their majority Of 1866 was reduced
$4,000. How silly, then, is the attempt ID
impose upon the public BY measuring the
great result Of 1868 according to the cyote on
a;)ceal issue. IF their victory in Maine is
repeated all over the Union, we again say,
not ten States, will be left to them 90 ~
We congratulate alltfue patriots on the
result. II Is thc ~cuming event of victory
castius'its gloriousslia iadow!l,eforc. --Age. !