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Shall we have Anarchy and War I.

"What these people call Recon
struction measures are null and void,
and not law.-Robert I00m6S."
ave regard the reconstruction acts
(so- called) OF Congress, as such, usur-
pations, UNCONSTITUTIONAL, revolution
AIRY and VOid."-DemOcrGtic platform.
"That was my plank in the plat
form. "-WGdc Hampton.
"You have also given mo a copy of
the resolutions put forth by the Con-
ventiOn, showing its position upon all
the great questions which now agitate
the country, As the presiding officer
of that Convention, I am familiar NTH
their scope and import. AS one of its
members, I am u party to their terms.
They are in accordance NTH my UieW s
and stand upon them in the contest
upon which we are now entering and 1
shall strife TO carry them out in future
wherever may be placed in political
or private life.-RorGtiO Seynl0u1''S let
ter of acceptance.
Whoever supports the Democratic
ticket supports Horatio Seymour.
Whoever supports Horatio Seymour
endorses Bob Toombs and Wade Hamp-
ton. Whoever agrees with them denies
the validity OF the acts OF Congress and
of necessity the legal existence of Con-
gross itself. If there is no Congress
there is no government, and we are in a
state of anarchy and must enter upon
civil war whenever an attempt is made
to carry out these propositions. Make
Horatio Seymour President, and there's
where we bring up.
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pnre BIood. ,1uddvWater.

Pure blood may be compared 10 pure
water, and impure blood to muddy water. II
you pass muddy water through muslin you
soil it; continue the process and you cover
with thick mud. Blood passes through all
parts OF the body; If good and pureit nour-
ishes and eleanses the parts 1t goes through.
II impure it leaves more or less dirt behind
1t. BRAEDRETH's FILLS are the medicine
wanted, because they are made on purpose
TO take dirty humors out Of the body, and
they never fail. These pills cure scroiula,
even of forty years standing; they have
cured cases OF rheumatism when the patient
had not walked for four Yeas; OF paralysis
where the legs had lost their powerof move
ment for seventeen Yeas. The evidence in
these cases cannot be disputed. Is there q
town in the world where such evidence ex-
lists noi2 If BEASDRKTH's PILLS have been
much used there we know that such evil
dence can be found.
But be sure and see upon each box my
name in the Government stamp, in white
letters. B. BRANDRETH, Brandreth house,
New York. Gold by all druggists.
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spEtfal Autitts.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Az AWFUL PEsTILEsCE-

with the cheated term" comes the dang
es CT ,ha, nIghtfuI pestlence-Ch Cholera.
What untold and lndiscr1bable misery 1t has
brought into thousands of householssi in our
land every year for generations PAST. a
specific and certain preventative as well as
speedy and absolute cure for this awiul dis
ease is the Great Household Remedy, now
know all over the world. as Aishler's Herb
BnteEs. 1t Will positively forttfy hesysten
against the attacks Of AsIauc Cholera,
Cholera siorbus, Cholera Innntum, Diar-
rhoea, Summer Complaint, DysenteEy,
onouc, Paifters Choiic, dc. D. H. Bissen,
N. D., Physician-in-chiefo of the o. 8. hos
pitfalls Ship, "Falcon" highly recommends 1T
for Cholera, and has used it with marvel
lous success in such cases. It acts like an
angel of mercy in every instance. Sold by
all druggists and dealers
DR.. g. B. Hartman d Co., ProprietoI'
Lancaster, Pa.
For saIe by LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va
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RULES.

Camp meeting near Moundsville, W.
Va, commencing Thursday, August
20ih, 1868,
1. The entire space within the inner
circle of the tents will be regarded as
the blouse of God," and having been
consecrated 10 His service, will be re-
spected accordingly.
II. The signal for rising will be given
at $3.50 A. NJ, and for retiring at IL,
P. NJ. when all persons not provided
with lodges on the ground will leave
the encampment, and as soon there
after as practicable those remaining
will retire for the night.
III. Order of public service at the
stand: Preaching at 10, A. NJ, and 3
and Z, 2. NJ. Prayer meeting in the al
ter will follow the public service.
~. Family worship in all the tents
at $3.50, A. N. AT one and half O'Clock,
r. NJ, secret prayer will be observed
throughout the encALnpment.
V. Breakfast will be provided at Z, A.
~, dinner at 1890, P. NJ, and supper at
S:SO. p. n. No meals VIII be served
uuEIhS the stated services at the stand.
VI. Any articles lost or found should
be reported Immediately Mt the preach-
er's stand.
VII. The Committee of Order and
the police will render aid TO ALI visitors
and see that the foregoing regulations
are strictly enforced.
VIII. We solicit all in. attendance MT
this Feast of Tabernacles" to aid ma
to secure the observance of these rules.
and thus not only promote the good
order of the meeting, but also the com
fort and happiness of all concerned,
On benalf of the Camp Meeting Com.
mittee, ]. S. CLARK.
X. A. ARTHUR,
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The Mass Meeting Tonight.

There is reason to believe that the
meeting at Washington Hall this even
ing will be the Target that has gathered
in this city for years. We hear oflarge
delegations from the country and from
over the river, and the city will turn
out an audience which will I'LL the
hall TO overlooking.
Excellent music will be in attendance,
and every care will be taken to provide
for the comfort and entertainmentof the
crowd. The ladies' will have the first
claim to the seats. We learn that the
committee will have the Hall hand
someIy decorated and drnped with
flags.
Mr.. Stevenson arrived in the city last
evening, and Mr.. Bingham will arrive
during tho day. The latter will be the
guest of Mr.. a. w. Campbell.
Speaking will begin from half-past
seven to quarter to eight.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON MACS.


The very important and extensive Inn
provements which have recently been made
in this popular Hotel, the largest in New
England, enable the proprietors to offer to
Tourists Families. and the Travelling public,
accommodations and conveniences superior
to any other Hotel in. the city. During the
past summer additions have been made of
numerous suits Of apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets, &C., attached; one OF
Tufts magnificent passenger elevators, the
pes ever constructed, conveys guests to the
upper story of the house in one minute; the
entries have been newly and richly carpeted,
and the entire house thoroughly replenlshed
and refurnished. making it, in all its ap-
poIntments, equal to any hotel in the coun-
try. Telegraph ohice, Billiard Halls and Cafe
va '-'' 't0 LEWIS RICE & son,
my4-Smeod Proprletors.
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"a CERrAIH CURE"

For Inclplent Consumption, Asthma,
Coughs, Colds, Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint.
and General Debility. viii be found In DR..
Tobias Pulmonic Life Syrup. This valuable
medicine, compounded from the gifts OF the
vegetable Kingdom, !" will be found a sover-
eIgn remedy, in all the above named disea-
ses. The demand for this valuable COM
pound Is daily increasing, and 1t will with
out.a doubt become as popular as Doctor To-
bias celebrated Venetian Imminent. Con-
sumption IN It's last stages this Syrup will
not cure, nor is there any remedy that will
a relief, however, Will be found by its use
What ills stated to cure 1t surely will do, as
a trial will prove. Thousands OF Certificates
can be seen at the Depot. Sold by the Drug
gIsts, and at No, 10 P ark Place, New York
Price rs cents ASK for DR.. Tobias Pull
monte Life Syrup, and take no other.
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ssCoIored Democratic Clubs,

Mr.. D. Y. Tharpe, of this city, has
placed in our hands copy of the TIL
boddux Sentinel, dated August /, 1865,
and published at Thibodaux,L afourche
parish, Louisiana. The SentiaeL flies
at its masthead the names of Seymour
and Blair, and in its editorial columns
we find the following article:
CoLoRED DEMOCRATIC CLURs.-The
Alexandra (Rapides) Democrat says:
''It is no use any longer Disgusting the
fact patent to all, that the colored De-
mocHacy OF Rapides is now fixed in
stirution, alive, wide awake, in real
dead earnest, and with local habita-
ton and a name. Not content with
the Lamothe barbecue, they got up a
ball, ,rousing ball, on last Saturday
night. They were gratihed and honor
ed by the proprietor of the Ice House,
placing at their disposal the fine and
large ballroom in his hotel. We must
candidly admit that this element of the
Democratic party of Rapides is far
ahead of any new organization we ever
witnessed before in our parizh. 1helr
ball was really well gotten up and
handsome affair.
The IberyiIIe South of the 25th ult..
says: a colored Democratic CLUB for
this precinct will be organized at the
Office Of Hon. u. n. Barrow this even
ing. This movement should be eDconr-
aged and aided by our best citizens, ana
let the coloTed men who may attend De
assured tEat they will be protected In
the full exercise of all their rights as
citizens and voters.
We see by the the above extracts and
many other articles, in our country ex-
changes, that the cOlorea Democracy
is alive and at work throughout the
State.
wake up, organize your clubs, and with
the aid of our good citizens, go to work
and secure the exercise of your rights,
so that In November next, you may
contribute inTestoring peace, order and
prosperity in our land of promise.
What does the Wheeling Register
think of this? Is it ofopinion "the fee
BILE mental ray" of this ''set of people"
can "penetra:e the meaning of the
words" "Colored Democratic Club?"
Can it be that the members of these
"Colored Democratic Clubs" are "no
more fit for political power than an i'd
lot to pilot vessel through Hell.gate ~
sis it remarkable that these work-h6t-
ing, .vice-Ioving people should cling TO
the men who tempt their passions and
ply their weakness with all the inhuen-
ces 10 which they are susceptible Pr
these Louisiana aristocrats who "have
deluded them with assurances ofsocial
equality :" who have made them be-
Iieve "tbe white mans parlor was to be
open to them :" who have turned
their heads with schemes of negro SUI
premacy and an African Empire at the
South l"-who give up their ball
rooms that the "colored Democracy"
may trip the light fantastic heel there
in? And are these "the legitimate re-
suits" of such "teachings?" What are
we coming tor
Is this the complexion to which our
West Virginia Democracy must come
at last or be read out OF the party as
not sound?
Dreadful thought!
"Must give us pause :"
Is this ga White Mans Government"
or is 1t not?
Wetzel county agonizes in doubt!
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Light Hnnte,..

In the good old Democratic times
[vide Hon. Charley LewisI it was the
universal practice with the Democratic
candidates to go around among the
voters, and compliment their wives and
kiss their babies. The advent OF the
"Colored Democracy" on the political
stage in the South, has added very
greatly to the interest of this cleo
pioneering dodge among the Democratic
politicians down there, and it is appa-
rent from the article copied elsewhere
from the IHi6odaur Sentinel, that this
time honored observance of theirs Is
more popular than ever. Now
the Democracy here would like
to know whether it is really
true that Democratic candidate for
Congress in Louisiana or Georgia must
kiss all the "nigger babies in his
district II insure his election2 "And
If SO, how many?" And also whether
strict conformity TO this observance
will be requisite here TO constitute or
thodox Democracy in the good old
Democratic times which are evidently
returning, and haYe got as far as the
States referred TO. Is this really the
objection which the Democratic politi-
clans here have to negro suffrage?
Can the Register enTighten this dark
subject?
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TO DYE, OR NOT TO DRE2
THAT. IS THE QUERY.

If your hairs grny or red, then hear ye,
hear we!
Jeer ye.
CrIstadOrO's Hair PreserVatiVe
AND BEAUTIFIER.-Iti is actually effect
ing wonders. People with their hair almost
ruined by the use of deleterIous nostrums,
are now rejoicing in a luxuriant crop, and
this hns been accomplished by short use o
tho above wonderful compound.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Bair
Dressers. Mandatory No. IS y alden Lane.
Principal Depot, No. Astor House.
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National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
no. 336 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS R. MANGAAI, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject to Check at Sight. SPECIAL DEfOE-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
ut five per cent. The Capital of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over SEQ
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who axe al o personally liable TO depositors
for all obligations OF the Company to double
the amount OF their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. resolves deposits
II lar sc or smallamc UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as a whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest on ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
Ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special adj
vantages of security, convene ace and profit,
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TIE Belmont Chronicle has enlarged
and put on a new dress. An excellent
paper and sound to the core. Glad
to SEQ you prospecting brother chip. It
isn't every Poorman that can afford a
new suit nova. days.
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HAPPY MARRIAGES.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the Enors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impede
ments to Marriage, with the humane view
OF treatment and cure, and in sealed letter
envelopes free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. myl9-Smd&w
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stuna ana Deliver +,

In his speech at Atlanta, Ca, on the
9th ult., Robert Toombs, the eminent
Georgia rebel, said:
81 will tell you another fact which Is
enough for this time, that as The tate
tVdr' ,Cas produced by the defeated Demo
cratic party in 1850, IGe shall neUeJ- hare
peace until IL is restored IN 1865"
In 1860 Toombs was an United States
Senator, and ring leader of the Dem
ocralic party, aud ought 10 know where.
of he aihrms. But whether confessed
or not, 1t is as much fact as the re-
bellion is n fact, that it was inaugura-
ted by the defeated Democratic party,
and because it was defeated at the polls.
Whoever is responsible for the rebel
lion is responsible for its consequences
for the blood that had to be shed, the
money that had to be spent, the debt
that had to be piled up in the war to
put 1t down. For all this, that eminent
Democrat, Robert Toombs, says his par
ty is responsible. And, as if to add in
suit to Injury, the cowardly, sneaking
Copperheads of the North charge all
their crimes and responsibilities on the
purity lLlhl uLN hAO EON
eminent from their traitorous assaults.
And now these same traitors, having
threatened the Government with over
throw in 1850, If their violent demands
were not acceded to, and having been
restrained from executing their pur-
pose by the strong hand of its power,
renew their insolent threats. What
ought to be done with them? They
were spared before through n mis-
taken magnanimity. They have
shown themselves utterly undeserv-
ing the generous treatment they re-
ceived. These defeated trRitors-these
paroled rebels-already threatening
another rebellion, If their insolent
demand to have the Government
they hate placed in their keeping is
not complied withH
Yet Toombs is no worse than thou
sands of his party. he is only more
open in the expression of his purposes.
He is, therefore, less dangerous than
some of his allies.
A cut.throat breaks into the house
of an honest citizen, seeking both his
money and his life. The villain Is
overpowered, Cisarmed and secured /;
and he says to his captor, "Tyrant, you
are TO blame for this difficulty, in de-
nyIng me my right to cut your throat
and take your purse. Now, 1 give you
fair notice that the breach between us
cannot be healed, and shall not for
give You till you release me and allow
mo to murder and rob you" This is
exactly what Bob Toombs tells US, and
he speaks authoritatively for the ma
ttonal housebreaker whom we have
beaten down and disarmed.
The only question is, whether we are
ready to submit to that demand.
AN estimnble young man named
VIM. w. Lewis, was drowned last Sun
day at the mouth of Limestone"
Harrison county, about two miles west
OF Clarksburg. he, with two or three
others. had gone to the river to observe
the freshet, and while there large saw
log came floating down, and he imme-
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THE Republicans of Mineral county
have nominated for House of Dele
gates, Thomas R. Carskadon; for Re
corder, James I. Barricls, and for Pros
ecuting Attorney, VIM. WEIGH, present
member of the House;
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BOOKINGS UNRIVALLED BAKING
ID PoWDER. The best in the market and
always gives satisfaction. apr9
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atut advertisements.

N@RELIGIOUs NOTICE-Rev. ]. W
ES Tagsart of the Baptist Church, 10y IN
ViIatioDj VIII preach IN the Second Presoy-
teftan Church, lRev. Mr. Acfatkl on SAP
bath, August 9Th. serviees at the usual
hours, 10Iz morning. ~ evening.
/ THE public are cordially invited. aus-t
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FTRsr MUrUAI, STORE,

MARKET SQUARE, CENTREwHEEL-
lEl ING; BRAN CH STORE, North Wheel
ing, opposite Independence Hose House.
EstabliAhed for the benefit OF the working
classes. Those favOring us with their Iatro'
mage will find 1t to their interest to do so, as
we are determined to sell as cheap as the
cheapest, and warrant all goods TO give salts
faction. Best br tnds OF family Flour al
avs on hand, which we will sell as low, II
not lower than they can be bought else
where and deliver without extra charge.
anE4-lw RALPH ARKLE, Supt.
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Gravel and Patent Mastio Roofing.

HIHE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
inform the public that they are prepared
10 put on either the Gravel or Patent Mastic
Roofing, of the best quality, and in short no.
tce. All roofing done IN tho best manner,
and warranted 10 give full satisfaction. For
our Patent Roofing we have the Patent Pa
per, made entirely Of dax-the strongest and
most suitable paper ever got up for roofing
purposes Orders LEFT al 100 Main street,
promptly attended to.
maTI8-6m JOHNSON & LITTLE.
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AN estimable young man named
VIM. w. Lewis, was drowned last Sun
day at the "Mouth of Limestone"
Harrison county, about two miles west
OF Clarksburg. he, with two or three
others. had gone to the river to observe
the freshet, and while there a large saw
log came floating down, aud he imme-
diately Invested himself of his wearing
apparel and swan out in the stream for
the log, and in attempting TO push it
towards the shore he was drawn under
the log by the current, and never rose.
1t is supposed that he became confused
or probably strangled, and was thus
prevented from escaping, although an
expert swimmer. BE leaves vile and
child.
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ncmocrnt,c I.itcrn1ure,

The following Is sent us as verbat.
i'm copy of document posted up on
the front door of Wetzel Court House
by the Democratic Prosecuting Attor-
ney of that county.
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NorIoE-FoR SAN.
The Pore Houne Forme. OF Wezel
Cnuntv for sail.

In persuant to an order Maid By the
Bord of oversers of the Pore of said
County, on the % Day OF June, 1865
will offer for sail, at Public Auction,
the farm known as the Pore farm, of
said Comfy, at the Frunt Dore of the
Court House of said County, on the
first Day of September term of the Cir
cult Court or said County-the Hyest
BICler VIII Be the Byer-one ffth Paid
Don and the rest In 3 equel Payments,
With misunderstanding Bonds, Payable
10 Wetzel County, With adeed OF trust
on said Property Perchist, to secure
the County from eny Los. agood deed
viii be Maid by said County thru Will
liam Guthrie, agent for the Oversears
of the Pore of said County this Is Day
OF July 1865
Containing lbs acres.
WILnIAAI GUTHRIE
Agent for the Bord of Over sers of the
Pore ofsaid County. o.
We need scarcely add that Wetzel Is
the most intensely Democratic county
in the State. We give the county. the
benefit of the advertisement for the sake
of the illustration. zgse's
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Notice.
Notice.
Raskat :Pic-Nio.

nHE BASKET PICNIC TG HAVE
come of last Saturday, will take place
at BOggs Run on Saturnay, August Sth.
The Public are invited to attend. Buses
will leave the end ofthe Street Railway for
the grounds every haIt hour.
Music by j. ]. Birch's QuadTille Band.
tltaE.gIn
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PEnsoss leaving the city for few
weeks can have our daily sent to any
address by nail at fifteen cents a week.
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eS- No notice will be taken OF communi.
cations not accompanied by re- Ponhible
name. The name Will ne consideIed conf
dental. but must in all cases accompany let
ters as a guarantee of good faith.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER.-A. <.
Allen was charged before Justice
Walker yesterday with having OBJ
tanned 81 10 from w. H. H. Shelby,
of Boonville, under false pretenses.
This is the same man who has been
figuring for some time past in this
city as secretary or agent for some
gift enterprise or confidence opera
ton, and who was up before the
courts a few days ago on a like
charge. He waived an examination,
and was held to answer in the sum of
$3.50. We did not learn whether the
requisite bond was given or not.
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THE EsTEY ORGAN.-The Spring
field Republican says "A peculiar
and admirable feature of this fnstru-
ment is the VoK Humana Tremolo;
recently ipyented aud patented, and
which does away with all the objecf
tons sometimes urged against tremu
lants. This one being under perfect
control as to rapidity, its delicate pull
Isations appeal to the Listener with a
power and pathos impossible to Fe1
.sist.'' These Organs are mapufac-
lured at Brattleboro, vt. 1866
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LECTURE ON COMMERCIAL Law
Will be delivered by Chas. E. Marsh,
Esq, before the students of the Ev-
ansville Business College, at the Col
lege Hall, Nos. AZ and 40 Main Street,
this evening at 8 O'Clock.
Business men, by attending the lee
lures now being delivered every week
at the Evansville Business Collie ge,
can gain very valuable information
concerning the laws of Trade, Part
nership, Principal and Agent, Mer-
camille Contracts, sc. The public
are invited. feb7-tt