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MANY believe that when the Parsou
hears what Senter has been doing, he
will abandon him and 60 over to Stokes.
II NAV be so, for BrOwnlow's creed is
that the only rights which rebels have
is the earthly right to be damned, which,
of csurse. does not include the right of
suffrage. After all the old man has SAID
against universal suffrage, 1t would be
strange if he should come out for II now
But in America public men have way
of drifting around on oil sides OF all
questions, at some time tdurDg their
natural lives, and BrOwnlow Is no ex'
ception to the general rule. be used to
use the same language in speaking oil
Northern men that he now uses in speak
ing Of Southern men. OF late years he
gets along quite comfortably in the
same harness with the "God-fOrsaken,
hell-deserving, igger-shrieking Adolf
tonists," as he used atfectionately TO
call them. Times change, and If men
did not change with them, times would
get ahead.
Tue CAMPAIGN WILL BIZ WARN.
And decidedly lively. Both candidates
announce their determination to stump
the State from the mountains to tina
Mississippi and ventilate each Others
record. There will be a great number
ofthiugs to keep before the people, ="
Stokes will tell all about how Seuter
tosk an oath TO support the United
States, and then voluntarily took one to
support the Confederate States; how
heran away from this city with Harris
and his Legislature when Donelson fell,
and the cleaning bayonets of the blue
coats came uncomfortably near; how
he kept with the Harris Legislature at
. Memphis, and fled with that ilustrious
body of travelling law makers, 10 stand
nrm and maintain their rights in the
territories; how he voted to give every
aoie.bodied man fifty dollars cash who
woald go into the rebel army; how he
pushed through a bill to appropriate
money to buy blankets for the rebels;
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HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.-This ar
tiole is the True Secret of Beauty. 1t Is
what Fashionable Ladies, Actresses and
Opera Singers use to produce that cult
waited, distingue appearance so much adj
mired in the Circles of Fashion.
II removes all uusightly biotches'
Richness, Freckles, Tan, Sunburn and
Effects of spring'winds, and gives to
the Complexion Blooming Purity OF
transparent delicacy and power No
Lady who values fine Complexion can
o without the Magnolia Balm. 10
cents will buy it of any of our respect
able dealers.
Lyons Kathairon is very delightful
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Grand Union Excursion Picnic
10
cRESAP'S GROVE
SATURDAY, JUNE ~, 1859.

V'HE STEAMER ST. MARYS Will
i leave the wharf at : o'clock for the Grove
and intermediate points. Private parties can
taken on board In ths evening as the boat re
turns. The boat is the best adapted for an OK
cursiOn of any boat on the upper Ohio commo
dious, and carefully guarded to prevent acct
dents. There is full stage of water in the
ri and
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ABUNDANCE OF PROVISIONS

VIII he found on the grounds. Frank FallouTe
furnishes the Ice Cream for the occasion.
Tickets for Adults, so cents: Childen, 20
cents which can be purchased at Religious Book
House, Bookings Drug Store, Qaimby's Period
zeal Store, McKelveys Periodical Store, Cd
bert's. East Wheeling; Benz Hall, South Wheel,
inc: j. Z. HaneS Martinsville. iun9.3t
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A FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Pomades' Toilet
Sets, Perfumery, etc, inst received Dy
Edmund Booking and Booking 4 Car
roll.
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Tennessee Politics. ,-.
Correspondence Cincinnati COmmercial.l
NASHVILLE, June z, 1869.
AN ISSUE AT LAST.
AN ISSUE AT LAST.


Since tho adjournment of the harmo-
Mons convention, on the 2lst, which
aid the work of two conventions IN
terminating two men, aud the work OF
mo convention in failing to nominate
anvbody.-siuce that time, there has
beep. comparatively speaking, but one
great question before the American peo'
ME. and that was to find out where the
two "pominees" stood in regard to I'M
portant questions.
Some thought that Stokes was the
liberal rs vel as the coming man, while
others contend that Senter was far more
enlightened and generous hearted, and
willing to do the right thing by those
who have no voting certificates IN their
pockets. One would contend that
Stokes was all right and senter al ]
wrong, while another was equally sure
that it was Senter who was night ana
Stokes who was wrong. The SehterS
accused the Suckers OF going over to
the rebels, aud the Suckers in turn were
very confident that the Senters were
nothing but rebel sympathzers and
faint hearted wolves in sleeps clothing.
The Northern papers took up the mat
ter, and some of them discussed the al
fair in a manner which showed that
thew knew all about it. Especially did
the Buffalo Express comprehend the sit
uation, and its articles upon Tennessee
affairs were very luminous aud saustac-
tory.
But the Brownsville decision lifted
the toy from this pleasant enlargement
and the grand Stokes pow-wow OF sat
nrday cleared it entirely way. We now
know exactly where Sentsr stands
(though two weeks ago he SAID that the
time might come when the rebels would
vote. but il was long way off, aud OF
course the CORY hero of the calf-killeI
stands somewhere else, Senter comes
ont souarelv for universal suffrage, and
although be came out Squarely the other
way two weeks ago, yet two weeks Is
such long time in Tennessee, that the
difference will hardly be noticed. Many
contend that Senter has been all right
on the goose all the time, aud that be
only took an ultra ground two weeks
ago TO bring some Suckers over to hun,
who were begiuningtO lose faith In tho
Bald Eagle, from SHudry signs which
that iilastrious bird gave of Willingness
to ifs away from his loyal friends, and
plume his piuions for a journey over to
some convenient rebel nest.
The people of the United States can
render thanks unto the Stokes mass
meeting and the Brownsville decision
for their fundamentally Ia bringing
about au issue between the two contest
ants for guheruatorial honOrs in this
State. The Brownsville decision, trans
lated, amounts to this.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

Nrw ApyERT1sEMENTs.-AC Card.
Davis & Jones.
Card from Baltic B. b. Z.
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MAGIC COMBS.

WILL COLOR GRAY HAIRS TO A
w Black or Brown IN few seeOnds No
trouble TO use. For sale by
LOGAN. LIST 4 co.
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NOTICE.
SPRIGG HOUSE,
WHEELING, w. va,
For Sale or To Let.

THIS ELEGANT HOTEL, LOCATED IN
i the business portion Of the city, fronting the
Steamboat Landing, and but two squares from
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, VIII De
Sold or leased on reasonable terms.
n "a ons of the finest and most complete
Hotels in the West and possesses an advantage
over all ether Houses here for the accommoda::
The rooms are large and pleasant and the
entire building has recently been thoroughly
a larae and c0mmOdiouS Billiard Room Bar
Room and Barber Shop are connected with the
House. ,,.-
For particulars enquire of any Of the under
signed. NJ e NEihEp'
mvI2eodlm J. II. H0BBS.
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ARCTIC SODA WATRR.

DIeH. COLD AND SPARKLING. FLA
II Vsnad with Choice Fruit Syrups, at
LOGAN, LIST e. cos
pridge Cnr,..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Orphan Strawberry Festival

THE USUAL SUMNER EE III
Val for the benefit Of the Orphans 1St vol OF
come off at washington Hall on the tSe e stb 9th Il
TUESDAY "Wednesday and Thursda cba 5TS Of the
and 10Th instant Inc eSnde6jy appeal to the
c5aPitabIv disposed to assist in making tie ie''i
TaI a Success. Admission % cents
innT AZ
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Is a combination ofall the ingredients
of the Bitters with pure Santa Cruz
Rum, orange, anise, &c. 1t is used fol-
the same dieases as the Bitters, in cases
where some Alcoholic Stimulant is neces'
sary, and makes preparation delight
fully pleasant and agreeable.
Principal Office, 63l Arch Street,
Philadelphia, Pennsy lVania. Sold every
where 40
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Ritiers.

In the medical world, nowadays,
Bitters are all the rage. In one form or
another, under one name or another,
thew and their staring advertisements
are everywhere to be found, protesting
to cure all the ills flesh is heir to, from
a bump on the head to the small pox.
OF their efficacy in general we know
nothing, but there is one variety con-
corning which We hear praise from all
We refer to Hollands German Bltters'
This is not a mere preparation OF some
sort of liquor aud bitter herbs and barks,
but a Medicine designed for Diseases OF
the Stomach and Bowels, and of great
power and usefulness. We have not
N ade these assertions without consulting
those who know, and are competent to
Judge, and they all fully endorse what
we say.
The above remarks are copied from
the editorial columns of the Eagle,
Poughkeepsie, New York. You will
recollect that HoOFLAND's GERMAN BIT
TIERS is entirely free from any alcoholic
-
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LYONS Kathairon is a very delightful
Hair Dressing.
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----n H. s. WALKER
L. BAKER.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

GAINING ON Ir.-Judge Andrews was a
candidate for Governor Of Illinois. and was
explaining to large crowd how his friends
had pressed him to be candidate. and that
the office was seefing him. and that he was
not seeking the office. "In fact" exclaimed
he. "the Office of Governor has been foloninq
me for the last ten years!" Just then tall
countrvman in the audience arose and shout
ed, "But here's yer consolation, Judge !;
you're gaining on it all the time, and il will
never catch you' The prophecy was lit
orally fulfilled
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

STANG NAMES OF Townsville New York
Times savagely says 1--WE read with feel
ing not far from satisfaction, that the village
of Tou Bet. in California, has been destroyed
by fire. Any community that will give n re-
spectacle town such name. deserve. 10 have
it burned. Slang is we'll enough when con-
fined to vulgar commonplace talk; but 10
embalm it in such monuments as the names
of towns and Villages is an outrage which
nothing but fire can properly punish"
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

ANOTHER CURIOSITY friend Ash Will
klnson. of this place. Santa Rosa has qnite
curiosity now in his possession. 1t is =
Young colt. foaled recently, and is in all
respects perfect with the exception that il has
no eyes. A>h says he will have ITO 20 it
blind n-Sonomd Democrat
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

II is estimated that there ara o.. 900
threshing machines in the United States.
without counting the "school marms.n
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

Mr.. Gladstone has lately received several
threatening letters from tho Irish Orange
men. similar IN tenor to those circulated in
Sheffield.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

The Leinster Express mentions that IL has
good authority to state that the Queen will
pass two months in Ireland during next
autumn.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

The Holy Father was born at Sinigaglia,
Central Italy. on May l3s 1892 20 that on
the 18th of May be entered on his seventy
eighth year.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

MIGHr BE.-There is a good reason why
little man should never marry bouncing
widow. He might be called 1.-THE widows
mite"
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29
pRICEs FOR ADVERTISING,

sAGREED UPON by the Prcprietors OF the Tuoi-
N umae county newspapers, August ia l'of
MINING sss, es.I 90
- =. ~ - .,sss,nsn, insertion ...........-. l so
kvsr, portion OF a squsre Of ave hines nr more sna
be charged a. la r.r, ,hrs. moa,h. so 90
eS"hoNs'- a. thres weeks .... Is 90
~. ,..u.h ..rh .ennrs...... 90
:. ,.s" ssr,a n..r,hs ...,.... 90 90
we.k. ....... IL SO
.....,-,e.Yv rhr.. wsoS. ..... Is 90
ehhhff . - CT .,nare ...... S 90
<,o,,,.,, ~ nv T,ras Yssk, ....... II 90
10 . e 20 % n'rops (Jnsoivrntl4 weeks Is 90
80, :, mn nvn,S yorICr a we.ks... Il 90
son. oL,; i,NS IN n.U,S vorfcr ....... 10 90
Linn ''oHO -. l.n1th each sre....... 90
ADMiNistHAioN ADMINS ............ 10 90
.n,,ISssrp ,ToR,s saIE-3 seeks...... Is 90
So. 9Th mar souare .. S 90
>,soo, ,rrroS ToTIc,r - weeks ........ 90
Dpnn .Tr NorIcE - veeks .......... SO
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

Why was Herod's wife Fenian? Because
she had head sent her.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29
THE NECESSITY FOR LABOR.

So long as noverty. sickness and death pre-.
vail. there will he a necessity f,r snch labors
as are now performed by ld-Fellows. and
blessings beyond our pTesent aowers Of con-
cppton shall result from the faithful perform.
anre of duty and the constant endeavor tc
propag gate the principles of benevGlence and
charitv-charitv tn" crowning virtue of re-
deemed humanity. OF which some one has
sung in these words:
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29
EQUALITY.
DUTIES.

We are commanded to ''visit the sick. re-
lleve the distressed. educate the orphan. and
bury the dead" 1t il true thar these dEties
rav be done merely bv virtue Of the ohliga-
tinns assumed in the absence of true frater-
nal feeling, but the individual who performs
these Offices of kindness to his fellowmen In
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

The noble record which Old-Felowship
has made for herself on the page Of history
and the still deeper impress of her silent and
kindly offices, written on the hearts and en-
graved in the memories of The widow and the
orphan should awaken an honest pride in
every trne Old-Fellow' heart, and with nm
earnest nraver of thankfnlness to Almighty
God. for the prosperity hitherto enjoyed. and
firm trust in the same Divine source for mid
in the future. we should renew our resolu-
'ions and purposes for still greater achieve
mentS.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

BoARp SUPERVISORS
Meet. arst Monday OF February, May, Augut and
November. Supervisor LIST District. Ahner Reed; I'd
District, Edmond Parsons; Sd District, NJ Byrne.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

At the very threshold of our institution the
candidate is reminded that the AL seeing
Eye. from which nothing can b. hid. is upon
him. As he advances. the lessons impaired
to him are calculated to deepen this impress
sion. and to lead him on to a knowledge of
himself. his duties and his destiny The
glorious principles which we cherish. finding
their clearest illustration in the we'll anthem
ticated records of inspiration. and harmonic
irg with the law which our Creator has
stamped upon our nature, are eminently cal
culated to make men social and humane and
To elevate them above the influence of every
sordid motive.
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
BoARp OF SurERvIsoR'

c. II. RANDALL, .-.Judge
Court Com missioner. j. D. RRDNoS
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

''Iail Charity. celestial maid
From Eden's sunny bowers above
Descend and Mess with thy aid
To cheer the hearts of those we love.
Friendship and Truth. IN union Joined,
May we forever cultivate:
May social virtues rule our mind.
And, Oh bless thou mourning state
Calm and serene shall he our breasts
When thy bright spark within us glows;
Teach MS TO feel thv kind behests
When fortune low'rs sorrow flows.
In those bright realms beyond the sky,
Where sorrow. care, nor strife ne 'er come
May each of us in bliss arise.
and dwell with thee in Heaven, our home"
The union Democrat., 1869-05-29

principle for personal sggrandizemeat or po-
htical prefe-ment.
Srd. lie should be sober. A drunken Old
Fellow is disgrace to the order. as, indeed,
he would be to any society claiming respecta-
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by Ephrsim Banning, dated
October 3Ist, 1865, and Of record in Book No. Is
page I04, in the Recorders Office for Marshall
county, West Virginia, / will sell at public suc'
tiop at the front door Of Marshall county Court
House, on "WEDNESDAY, THE Sd DAY OF MARCH,
1869, An improved farm of I04j acres Of land,
within less than two miles Of Bolton Station,
adjoining lands Of P. N. Burley and etheIs, and
the same land conveyed to said Banning by
Thomas Butler and wife by deed dated October
9sth 1865, TO which deed, now Of record in Mar
shall county, w. Va, reference is hereby made
for full description Of said land.
On this tract there is comfortable dwelling
house and small orchard.
TRRMs-S5OO in hand and the balance in one,
two and three years, with interest; said pay
ments 10 be we'll secured and title retained.
Selling as trustee, will convey only such
feet Wv. H0GE,
fsb2-oRw4t Trustee.
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per day, when actually employed on
duty. Z-.-
To Assessors of Water Rents for max
ing and completing such assessments
within go days from April LIST, -.
To Overseer of Changing, s. PEI
day.
To Assessor of Real and Personal
property, $500, and that he shall pre-
pare the alienation list without cost to
the city, provided but one Assessor be
employed.
To Keeper of Lookup, $50 per month
and he be dressed in the uniform of q
Deputy Sergeant, as prescribed by the
Council. On motion of Mr.. Wilson, this
part of the report was amended by in
creasing the salary of the Keeper Of, the
Lookup to s65.
Resolved, That the consideration of
the compensation to be allowed the Col
lector of Water Rents aud Collector OF
Assessments, be postponed until said
assessments are made and returned.
On motion, the above resolution and
report, with amendments therein cited,
were adopted and returned to the Sec
ond Branch.
Mr.. Blair offered the following reso-
lutions, which were adopted:
Resolred, That the salary of the Clerk
of the First Branch be two hundred and
fifty dollars for the current year.
Resolved, That Andrew johnson be
invited to partake of the hospitalities
of the city on his way to Tennessee.
On motion, adjourned.
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POLICE COURT-There was rather q
falling off of business in the Police
Court yesterday, in comparison to the
previous morning.. Henry P. Morris
charged with assault on a small boy by
the name of Kline, was discharged, the
charge not being sustained.
An old man named Joseph Dixon wal
up for drunkenness; this being his frs
appearance before His Honor, he wa
let off with one dollar and costs, which
he paid, aud left the room, and we hop
never to return under similar circum
stances.
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C0R SALE OR RENT.

1Ey GROCERY STORE AND PROPERTY
MI above town, at the terminus Of the Street
-aii.sv known as the stone House Grocery.
oring "a ill health and to other engagements,
am unable to give proper attention to the bust
nsss therefore have determined TO sell out my
rtore and to sell or rent the property. Their,
are nine rooms, two cellars, large porch and
store room in the house, with yard and large
stable attached. The house IL 30 arranged thai
II can be rented to one or more families. Their
ia now on hand q moderate stock of goods
which Will sell on accommodating terms. Tn,
stand Ia one of the best for business about
Wheeling. being at the terminus Of the Street
railroad and so situated as to command the
trade OF those employed in the Wheeling Iror
and Nail Works.
fsblI-lm ANDREW THALLMAN.
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~Monday last seems t

Monday last seems to have been
pretty generally observed elsewhere as
a national holiday. In some of the
larger cities quite imposing demonstra-
tions were made, and business was sus-
pended. We have before us copy of
the bill of fare for the Washington
Birthday Dinner" at the Girard House,
in Philadelphia. 1t bears a nice por-
trait of Washington, is neatly printed
and richly bronzed. The bill, as usual
at this hotel, afforded guests everything
the market afforded.
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DEAD.-The announcement of the
death of Mr.. r. G. Pardee, of New York
will be received by his many friends in
Wheeling with sorrow and regret. Our
readers will recollect that Mr.. Pardee
visited this city last October year
ago, and addressed our State Sabbath
School Convention. He died at lis res,
ideace in New York city short time
since. He was out as usual on the
Sabbath before his death, which &C.
Cured on the Thursday following. He
was one of the ablest and most distin-
guished Sabbath School workers in
America, and by his death the cause has
lost an earnest aud faithful laborer.
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THE SEXTON COMBINATIoN.-Ave very
fair audience greeted this dramatic
troupe last evening. "Under the Gas.
light" was put on the boards, and gave
unbounded satisfaction. At the con
clusion of the drama, the farce of the
"Stage Struck Tailor" was rendered
which elected thunders of applause.
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BE PRoMPT.-There is no longer any
necessity for not being prompt. Oxtoby
& Dufield, Jewellers, 1903 Main street,
have just received fine lot of American
aud Swiss gold and silver watches, the
best in the market. Also large stock
of clocks, jewelry, solid silver and plated
ware, spectacles, gold pens and pencils.
Call at "1O3," opposite Merchants Ma
tional Bank, when in want of anything
in the iewelry line.
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vDo you want pair of tip-top kip
or heavy bootsi If so, go to Alex. II.
Forgey's, 100 Main street. He don't
want to carry his present stock OF
heavy goods through the coming sum-
mer, and for that reason offers them
very cheap. The Buffalo boots, included
in this offer, are the best in the city.
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Sale of Real Estate i'm WetZeI
County.
James G.. West,
S. II. Nesbit.

S. II. Nesbit \
DURsUANT To A DECREE OF THE Cik.
cult Court of WetIel county, rendered AZ tne
November term 1868 IN the above Lame ,. "
will sell at public auction, at the front door OF
the Court House for Wetsel county, on tue ioth
day of March, 1862 being the second DAY OF the
next term of the Circuit Court Of said county,
= tract of eighty acres Of land, situated on the
waters of Fishing Creek, in said county, to pay
the sun OF $500 with interest from the 2Oth day
Of February, 1865 and the costs of said suit. II
the said tract Of land will not sell for sufficient
amount 10 pay the same, then will sell at the
same time and place trast of one hundred and
twelve acres situated on the waters of said creek
in said county in order to pay any balance of
said debt a nd costs.
TERMS or SALL:-0ne half the purchase money
In hand; the balance in twelve months from day
Of sale, the purchaser giving bond with good
security Tor the same, bearing interest from date
For more particular description of said lands
reference 10 made TO the papers OF the cause.
J. II STEPHENSON,
f.bI2osw4w Commissioner.