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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-11
Rx.PreaIdent P1eree.

CONCORD, N. H.. Sept. 9.-Ex-Presi-
dent Pierce's condition is critical, yet
hopeful. His attending physician to-
day expressed an opinion favorable to
full and restless day, and the prospect
of his resting quietly tonight is not
very good. His brother, Henry Pierce,
of Hilisboro, N. H., arrived tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-11

ASBESTOS Roof Coating & Cement
TTsED FOR CoATIEG AND REPAIR
j ING. Felt, Canvass, Shingie and Tin
ROOFS, Just resolved and for sale At manntae-
tgse5 ISs5 prices ey CHks. n. BERRY.
- RBIs wIDsfINeroN TAR, large Bbls
lty 90 . Common Roaiu.
Pale 7k-sf li7 sslt-s7
On hand and for sale low by
myS GaAl5. d. 815ak
o5oA Day MADE BY ANY ONE
SlU with my Patent STERCrL. TOOLS, ]
nnerSSy sampIes free. Beware Of InfringeEz,
M Circular Will explain. Address a. j.
F0LLAhf, Springfield, Vermont, auE5-SmW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-11

General John @. Breckinridge and
James n. Masons are in Toronto.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-11

SEPTEAtBER 1O.-FLoUR-yery dull
and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-FIrm but not qaota-
bly, changed. Corn-Higher at 94caSl;
stock very light. Oats-Firmer at BOA
6Sc. Rye-Better at 81 Is.
PRoYIsIoNs-Weal<. PoEk-$29 90.
Bacon-Shoulders 13c; clear sides l7c.
Iard-1ac. sa.Et L-IL-- ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-11
Transportation.
BALTIMORE 8 ONO COMpIy

DASaENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
II the following schedule on and 0ffar lfRY
II, 1858, Wheeling time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-11

PARIS, Sept. 10. Queen Victoria
leaves here for England this evening.
LoNDoN, Sept. 1O.-The cab strike has
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-11

SEPTKMRER 1O.-FLoUR-Quiet. and
dropping. gstE.e=.a a.s.s
GRAIN--wheat-Ch Choice grades white
wabash at S255; White Michigan,:at
81 10a2 IL; amber, seller September S202.
Corn-Flrm and shade better; No
81 OF; No white Sl05. Oats-Quiet
and unchanged at 55c for No 1; buyer
the month 56Hc. Rye-No steady at
81 80; No shade better at 81 q.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-20
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-20

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F1nd ~ tbs stAts, a&ssd AcT. ~
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81 EAsFa @esslsas is8is
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-20

gH Tho Burlington H1wx Ere
thinks thst iowa can get along
very ven for : time yet wishout !
State House, but = residenee Sos ths
GoYernoEon one thas would be com
a,eaioas aaa screiif % the ssate-
i 10 immsdiase necessity S
Ihisremiads ~ ofthe boy' sTsnask
ID his faehsr fsDasl, 7 said the hcpe
Issls = caa git along vsry Esn nth
ont ! pair Of shoess aus Isna nssrly
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abdIsit nos xqst iaatsfi
ID that respess = ~ -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-20

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-20


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-20

y
sentiments. The persiatsss pablisass 90
OF articles calculated 10 kssp up . hcs-
tslity OF feaipg hetwssn shs psopis Of
5fEsfsnt sections ofsths country saAnps
be sslsrmtsslg Toe fnformAstoa is eallss
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seFs only. "a se.ss s.Ex slsg
BY ofier of LIeasessns Gsnsrsl Ggaut.
ss @gtae@@a s&1 rs. B0WEHSs o
i aes e Assistant Adjasaps Henersl.
Opening Of the Prssideaaial Csm-
Re, paien. e
The New York Herald In an artf,
chs en the elections ana political
campaigns in New Hampshire and
Connecticut, speaks as follows
why win numbers of Senators
aad members of Congress leave their
seats at the Capitol TO stump these
s3tates WAY do orators pour In
fFem other States To interfere with
the local elections Of these two small
New Eagland Stasess Why IL
there SO mach excitement ana why
are such extraordinary etfoEas made?
Tie answer is plain. Il j. the open
Ing Of the campaign fer the Prasi-
tiency. It VIII BE the first show of
strengfh Of weakness Of the two
great parties, and. Ii s measure. al
the factions of each party, Il will
indicate 70 . great extent the cur
rent of popular sentiment, and viii
be guide post 10 show the poliesc-
ians which road to tgayel on. 1t
win net be tho great fight that comes
off IN November, seven months af-
Ter, bus ii win be an important en-
counter, showing unnsistakahly the
relative forces of the contestants aad
thsif future prpapects- Then the
prestige Of saooeas on one hand and
af failure en the e4hsr wia hase 4
great influence Ia determining the
hnal rssala There area grest mum
ber of neusrals, OF people that belong
10 no party or that are Indifferent
about parties, that 60 with the side
which promises yicsary. Besides,
thera are numbers Of othhFss also,
political rats, that invariably abzn-
den sisilxiag ship aard hang ON to
the ane that wsh carry them safely
to Office or popular favor. Again,
these coming elections Ia New
Hampshire and Connecticut vii
have great deal 10 do with dispos-
ing of the diffrFent Presidasaaial can.
didates and their factions, and with
pointing oat 70 the national ponai.
mating conventions, which win mae1
shortly after, who viii be the safass
men to run for the White Hoass and
whoehoald ba abanElened.
IL may be seen, fAsa, ,ffo1s this
exalanaaioa of the meeige, obirut and
eharauter of the contest now com.
menciug id Hew isaniusilire and
Connecticut, that the struggle rausi
be desperate, and that tbs peoyas,
from Maine % the Gaifnf Maxieo
and from The Atlantic TO sAe Faeiflc,
viii waach with istenss interest the
progress of The eauipaFgn. Ths
people of shese fwo srnslf SeW Eng,
land States never occnpied q nore
pronfnent position. The future oi
- 4 u 4 =.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-20
IL He . MAN and ! syo.hss p

TIE feiloHing u 40 lussaaca ~ wsas
has bsen pssdisssd By sbs dsknosEasie
pseas ysgss age--shs peapla will bseia
% Eealsae sAe tTash Of ths ssassaf aifsirs
~ tAaseasA a@d sss sts end ogishs rad
i-al Hslei "a
Absut slevsn osclsek 90 Friday nigh.
last, hYs negroes asm 60 the slsrs OF Dir.
a. Aaldraw sln Darlington district,
aheut nine miles from shs euars hoase,
aud rappiDg mp The CLARK, ME.. X. saga,
asked admiftaRce. Dir. Sggs Inquired
who fhey were, and receiving the re.
spouse that thsy were friends come to
fTads wIsh kim: opsaea shs door OF she
sGere, Paar uegress armed wils doakisI
barEslled she's guns. catered, aud placing
their weapons 10 the corneg st the reons
comnsnesd exaaiDing goods, remarking
shss shsy we're ia tbs esnpisynzens Of the
railroad, lad jass been paid cd and ae-
sired 10 make purchases 90 Lbs extent eg
$40 each. About $50 weFsk of goods
wrss selected when one ef the numhsF
ask cd Mr.. Sass if be could shaage q
treasury sesa Of shs degvmfDation Of
Slau. The vile sl kav. Sags, who was
4 IA aaipiniug soen, heaFd the remark,
and her saspisiau beiog exalted By u she
wenE ont Of tbs baes sl0eE to she hesss
Of 4 gensIsman named Wyndhans aba
reuuested him TO ebma 70 The ssoses and
sa ease any tropE,le should oecur 20 rem
der Ms. Sags any asslssasfcs he could.
MF, Wypdham complied, taksag a gas
With hiIa, and as he reached the STORE
heard tbs report Of sh0s. BE shrew
open the door, ssd VISA imnsdsasely Graa
uuou Ave times By ths negroes. Hs re-
tusnsd The 6fes whea they rsshsd apen
elm axsd ssizsd his gae, and D ssuflls sE i
sasd, darisg which As smaDagsd % 81 90
his saespss aad EseaasiaR - AF. Mss.i
drawss Aonse, rspeFssa sths sendassaa Of
aG4iEs~. As soen ss ihn lztsss soula
dssss asa ara hinself he ssa to sae
stare aeesmpaaied hg ais. " RyndAam4--a
There al was qatsss ARd 5saasxsnS shayi
fuuna ,hs shslsas ef shs ss1rs ensarsiy
stxipped, the msneE laesk Fshesds snd
lbs asegk, Nc, Sage lylng dead on shs
door. i load sf haskshsal AssSnx pssssd
thynagh Ais head. Erpm tsis aslan-5
chole ssere MessFs. Auadrcw sHa y Ayad-
ham want te The hosse ef vac latter i
where lhaE foasA lhas Ar. Wssdham's
fad srttn-lau bad been Dangerously sAas
tsiea ID tho bad, saa bis wife Ia three
ailIsrslt places % kss person hv the
sama party ef nsgrssa. - Csaasis sses
Cogrisrs 1ase l5r fe4
y~ gisk Essss, .ssRaaisal ssnssoss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30
Washington Items.

We find in the Chicago Republican of the
twenty-seventh, the following interesting
items of Washington news:
Although the most unterrifed Of the I'M
terrified no longer profess 10 expect the
election Of Seymour, the conduct of some
of the party leaders continues to be the
theme Of conversation.
THE "INTELLIGENeERN ONCE MORE.
The IntdHgencer's two editorials, of this
morning, ex. ressing the manner in which
Seymour's nomination was secured, and
the purposes for which such tricks were
resorted to, is considered fair illustration
of the bitterness of feeling which preVades
all the factions OF that party aud which
is let loose by the certainty OF its dissolu'
ton.
THE EFFECT OF sEYMoUE's SPEECHES.
Seymour's speeches fall dead and John
sons open advocacy has the natural effect
of adding to the fearful load under which
the Copperhead party are staggering
GRADUAL DISSOLUTION OF TIE PARTY.
Converts continue to be enrolled. The
latest is John p Kennedy, Secretary of th'
Navy under Fillmore, who has just re
turned from an absence OF several month
in Blu ope. He is now in Bait more and
dispatch from there tonight says that in {
letter to the editor of the american, who i
also member OF the Republican Stat
Committee, he announces his determination
to sustain General Grant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30
SOUTH CAROLINA
Proclamati0n by the Governor.

Proclamation by the Governor.
CHARLESTON, October Ex-Governor
Scott has issued the following proclama-
ton.
To the Citizens of South Carolina;
FELLOW CLTlzENs-The numerous com
plants made to this department of murders
and outrages committed by wicked and in
copsiderate persons, excited by intense
party feeling, made it my duty to issue the
late proclamation, calling upon all good
and true men, without respect to political
prediction, to unite in demonstration to
discountenance and denounce lawlessness
and violence, and in an effort to recover
and maintain the good name that has here
tofore been the heritage and the pride of
our beloved State.
1t is now my pleasing duty to coRgra'u u
late you upon the beneficial results that
have ensued from the admirable and we'll
timed address of General Hampton and the
Executive Committee of the Democratic
party.
In honest and impressive terms they have
called upon the people to support the laws,
to preserve peace, and to denounce these
crimes which have so recently been COM
mitted in some portions of our State.
luO5b pulAlOtlS NOUuoSAS NNA ANb ASAA "a
having wide and wholesome influence in
moderating the vehemenee of feeling OF
those to whom they are authOritatively ad-
dressed, while they have quieted the ap-
prehension and eonciliated the respect
and good will of their political opponents
This is certainly a just cause of con-
graduation to every well wisher of the
State, and it gives me unfeigned pleasure
to acknowledge it aud to earnestly invoke
the cooperation of every member of the
Republican party in reciprocating to the
fullest extent the pacific policy SO admira
bly, inculcated by the Democratic leaders
Let acrimonious and irritating discussions
be avoided and appeals be made to the in
telligenoe and reason, and not to the fear
| or passions of the community.
Differ as we may in political sentiments
it is the dictate alike of wisdom and patrio
tism for all to appeal to and confde in tn
efficacy of peaceful remedies for politica
evils, actual or supposed. Let ''bear an,
forbearr be our maxim, and SO shall tn
peace, prosperity and honor of our be
loved State be maintained and perpetuated
and her time-honored escutcheon will b
preserved unsullied and undimmed in al
its original purity and lustre. ..-fF
b. K SCOTT, Governor,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30
THE POLICE DIFFICULTIES
THE LATEST AND LAST
INJUNCTION AGAINST MAYOR CONWAY.
No New Police to Osbe Appointed.

The Police Commissioners have obtained d
a writ of injunction from the Fifth District
Court restraining and prohibiting Mayor
Conway from, appointing a new police
force. The petition is signed by the At
torney General. 1t sets forth that the
Police Commission are vested by law with
the exclusive control of the police in
the Metropolitan District; that the Board
verify believe that Mayor Conway is about
to commission new force; that if he per-
sists in SO doing il will bring about col
lision, and that the Commissioners are by
law conservators of the peace.
Wherefore they pray that he be enjoined
from commissioning, swearing in, or order
ing onpolice duty any person or persons,
and for general relief.
The order of court is as follows: "Let
writ of Injunction issue as herein prayed
for and according to law upon
petitioners giving bond with good and
solvent security conditioned as the law
directs in the sum of five hundred dollars, .
and is signed by Judge Leaumont
The writ will be served this afternoon If
it has not already been received by the
Mayor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-30


The Times of this evening publishes the
following statement of General Steedman
General Steedman stated this morning
that he had rendered his resignation yester.
day morning, and believed that that would
be the end Of the matter.
About seven oclock, P. M, Major Rus
sell OF General Rousseau's staff came to see
him and stated that General Rousseau had
telegraphed to Washington for instruc-
tions, but had not then received
a reply, and therefore earnestly
requested him to withdraw his
resignation, and retain the office until one
could be obtained from the Secretary OF
War. Major Russell also placed in his hands
the following letter from Mayor Conway
New ORLEANS, October 30, 1865.
General steedman:
DEAR SRI have been requested BY
General Rousseau, through Major Russell,
to say that Mr. Adams does not take pos
session Of the position of Chief of Police
tonight. Yours,
JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
Will you please continue in the per-
formance of your duties as Chief of Police
tonight JOHN r. CONWAY.
=f.... ... ... . Mayor.
With that statement General S.eedman
continued) from General Rousseau, and that
request from Mayor Conway, Immediately
determined to wi hdraw my resignation and
retain the office for another night. Before 60
ing to my office, saw Mr.. Adams and com .
municated the situation tol him. He also
urged me not to resign, and went with me
to the office, when I resumed the position
for the purpose of giving the orders for the
night. %
went this morning to General Rous-
seau's headquarters and he exhibited to
nae his instructions from Washington.
These am not at liberty to give you, He
felt embarrassed somewhat as to his in
| structions they were not as
explicit as he desired NOT spe-
cifc answers to his questions,
and he again requested me to retain the
office until he could obtain fnal answer
to the Undergraduates which he had pro-
pounded to the Secretary of War to-
day. The Cabinet is in session to-
day, and it is expected that the ques-
tion will be fully considered. l consented.
of course, to do SO, and am at present fill
ing the duties of the Office to the best of
my ability; and that is as near as can tell
the situation Of affairs.
The rumor that May< Conway had
asked him to resign, or chat any one at
any time had asked him to resign in favor
of an appointee of Mayor Cunway's, was
contradicted emphatically.