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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-03-06
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HOME MAGAZINE FOR 1862.
Edited by

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t. s. ARTHUR AND VIRGINIA r. TOWNSEND.
IWNHE NINETEENTH VOLUME Of tho tcmo Mag
azine win open with the number for January, 1862
N All respects the work will continue 70 mRintan the
high ground assumed from the beginning. Our purpose
has been TO give Magazine that would unite tho attrac
tons Of Chofce aud Egani Lferatwre Nth Hob Merei
Aims, aud teach useful essons to men, women and chill
dren, IN oil degrees Of life Magazine that husband
might bring home TO his wiic brother TO his sisters
nher TO bis children, and feel certain that In
them good
An the Departments, heretofore made prominent In
the work, win DO sustained by the boat taletk at
innnd. The Literary Department; the Health and 9th.
ere Departments the Toilet, Work Table and House
etc. will all present. month after month, their pages Of
attractive and useful reading. Elegant engravinFs will
appcar In every number, Including the Fashions and
variety OF Nocdlework patterns.
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Mothera and panghters.

If there Is thing for which these
Pills somous IL IL their purifying properties espcc
tally their power Of cleansing the blood from all mpuri
tics, and removing dangerous and suspended secroons
Universally adopted the grand remedy for female
complaints, they never fail, weaken the system
and Always bring about whht isrennired.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-03-06

Where she will be happy 10 her customers usual,
hcr business having sustained only slight interruption
from tho recent hre At her old stand.
Hlllsboro, Jan. ist, 1869. jan2
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sick Headaohe and Want OF Appetite

Those feelings, which sadden us, most frequently
arise from oyances trouble. from obstruoted per
-piration ort eating and drinking what is UNIT fol
thus isDr ring be liver andtomach. TheseOrgans
must bs rcgnl cd, " You would wish to be we'll. The
Pills. II akenn 'cOrng the printed instructions viii
quickly restore healthy action tc both liver and sto
ach wiisnce follow, natural consequence, good ap
petite and clcar head. In the East aud wost Indie,
scarcely any other modclnOis used for these dis
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DIR, A, Evans,

ID IN III - Il - II
nFT1eE over Patterson and Van winkls's Store,
" oct5yl HILLsRURO, Quo.
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Disorders of the kidneys.

In all li@eAsos affecting these organs whether they
crete too mach too little water whether they be af
cted with stone gravel with aches and pains set
tsd the oins over raglan Of the kidneys these Pills
should he taksn according tho printed directions and
the 0nnsntshould he ws rubbed into tho small Of the
back at bo l-tme This treatm0nt will give almost i'm
mediate relief when all other means have failed.
For Stomachs out of Order
No medicine willo ufsctualy prove he Of the
stomach these Pills; they all acidy OCCASION
oil ethor hy nenpcrAnce Improper diet They reach
the ver and reduce IL to healthy action; they
d'rfnly ehicacious in Of spasmn fact they
fail in curing alllsorers Of theliyer and stomach.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-03-06

ladies and Gucmsn, in all parts Of the world testify
to this efficacy of Prof o. j. Woods II lr Il Storativo
and gentlemen Of the Press unanimous in it's praise
few testimon mails only hore be given, and 1t will
be imDO3sible for Won to Doubt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17

=" If any one State, or any portion Of the
people of any State, choose TO place theDsseZDes
!" array against the Government of the
Union, I an for trying the strength of this
Government, an for GsesrtGining Uisther
90 hare Government or n0t-prGetica-
Die, efficient, capable Of maintaining its Gu-
thOrity and uphoiding the po0ers aud inter
est5 which belong 70 a Gouernment. Nor,
1ir, an Ito Be alarmed or dis,uGdsd from any
'neh course BY i;s,imations of the .piliing Of
bEood If blood Is to Be spiLt, by srkOss
fault Is 1t to be spiits Upon the Sugposition,
I aaaiatain, 1t rrtg Be the fault Of those srho
choose TO raise the standard of disuaiOn, and
esdearor toProttrGts the Government. And
sr, sohea that Is done, so long as It pEsasss
God 70 gre ne voies to e1press my sent-
msHts, or an arm, rseaE and e'1fts5Esd az it
naGy be By age, that poies and that arm soill
on The sids Of my country, for The support
Of the general authority, and for the n1ainte-
nance Of the Posssrs OF the Union. Speech
of Henry Clay, August lst, 1850.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Thirt 10th Day,
JANUARY lG, 1862.

JANUARY lG, 1862.
After prayer by Rev. Robt. Hagar, mem
er from Boone,
Mr.. POMEROY called up the resolu ton of
fered some days since by Mr.. Hall, of Ma :
rion, fixing the hour of meeting at min e
a. NJ. On motion of Mr. Van Wrinkle half
past nine a. NJ. was substituted, and that
hour agreed to.
The 35th Section was taken up, consid-
cred and adopted as follows:
35. The Legislature, in cases not pro-
Vided for in this Constitution, shall pre-
scribe by general laws the terms of office,
powers, duties, and compensation, of all
public officers and agents, and the manner
in which they shall be appointed and re-
moved.
The following offered by Mr.. CALDWELL
as an additional section to the report of
the Legislative Committee was taken up /:
The Legislature shall pass no special act
comforting corporate powers, other than for
banking or for municipal purposes, or
when the object cannot be attained under
general laws; provided that the power of
municipal corporations to tax and incur
debts may be restricted by law.
Corporations, other than corporations for
banking or for municipal purposes, sh all
be formed under general laws, but all gen.
NA"A 4H"S P3SsCu pursuant 10 ms section
may be altered or amended by the Legis-
lature from time to time.
The property of corporations created un-
der general laws shall be subject to taxa
ton the same as the property of individ-
uals. The right of way may be granted by
general laws to corporations. provided the
same Shall not be appropriated to the use
OF any incorporation until full compensa-
ton therefor be made in money-the
amount of compensation to be ascertained
in Court OF Record, in such a manner as
shall be prescribed by law.
Mr.. SorEE moved to strike out of the
first part of the second paragraph, the
words, "for banking or" so as TO permit
banking corporations, as well MS others, to
be formed under general laws.
The section was advocated by its author,
of Kanawha.
The amendment of Mr.. Soper was sup
ported by the mover, by Mr.. Van Wrinkle,
and by Mr.. Lamb. When the latter had
concluded his remarks, the Convention
took recess.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17
AFTERNOON SESSION.

MIR. VAN WINKLE submitted substitute
for the proposition of Mr. Caldwell, and the
consideration of the proposition as amend
ed, and the substitute, was passed by to
wait for the printing of Mr.. Van Winkle's
substitute.
Mr.. POWELL called up the proposition
submitted by him at an early day of the
session, in relation to authorizing the Leg
islature to legislate for the regulation aud
prohibition of the liquor traffic, and moved
its adoption
The proposition was deliberately discus
sed curing the remainder of the afternoon
aud finally adopted in the following form ::
"The Legislature may make laws regu-
lating and prohibiting tue sale of iutoxica.
ting liquors within the limits of this State.
or In any counties thereof, or in any cor
poratlon within the State, when such leg
lsIatlon IS demanded by the citizens there
OF, and the Legislature may submit such
laws to the people of the State, county or
corporation. as the case may be, for their
ratification or rejection at the ballot-box."
The yeas and nays on the adoption of
this were as follows:
AEAs-Messrs. Brown of Preston Books,
Battelle, Chapman, Caldwell, Derings Ollie,
RAMSEY, Hall of Marion, Harrison, Hubs,
Hagar, O'Brien, Parsons, Powell, Parker,
Pomeroy, Sinsel, Simmons, Stevenson of
Wood, Stewart of Writ, Stuart of Dodd-
ridge, Taylor, Trainer, Walker, Warder
and Wilson. -.
NATs-Messrs. Brown of Kanawha,
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THE Germans have been holding several
public meetings in regard to the treatment
of General Sigel, resulting IN his resigna-
ton as On officer of the United States Ar
my. General Sigel has proved himself n
military leader Ofrare experience, abilities
and bravery. We think 1T may be said of
him, withOu: injustice to any other officer,
that his achievement at Carthage and
Springfield exhibited degree of military
skill, self-pOssession, GOODNESS, energy and
activity unsurpassed in the history of this
war. He is too good an officer to be set
aside, when, from his peculiar abilities and
great experience as General, lie would
be accepted with enthusiasm by any brig
"de or division of tho army as their leader.
Something, too, in this matter, is due to
our German citizens, whose patriotism in
filling the ranks of our army, East and
West, has won the admiration of President
Lincoln, his Cabinet and the country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17
A brilliant Little Viotorv.


Capt. Latham, Company B, Second Vir-
ginia regiment, accompanied by seventeen
of his men, fell in with a company of
Guerrillas, numbering about thirty, on the
Dry Fork of Cheat river, in Randolph coun-
ty, Va, on the morning of the 9th inst,
and after desperate fight of an hours du-
ration completely routed them, killing six
and wouuding several others, and burning
up their quarters and provisions.
Though the numbers engaged were
small, the firing was so rapid that it was
distinctly heard fer eight miles. The par
ties were within thirty steps of each other
when the fight commenced, and the rebels,
owing to the superiority of their numbers
and position, were so confident of success
that they fought for time like tigers, but
were finally driven entirely off the field.
Capt. Latham's loss was six men wound
ed as follows: Corporal VIM. jenkins,
slightly ia the arm; privates-Frederick
DOpp, mortally-shot through the left
breast; Jas. NJ. Pfrom, severely-a ball in
each leg and one through the left hand !;
James Whitehatr, slight wound in the fore
head and ball through the right arm !;
John W. Leese, ball in the leg; Edward
shot in the left hand.
In skirmish on tho night of the 9Th
inst, between the same parties, private A.
Watts was slightly wounded in the arm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17

gSf FOR RENT.-The very superior three
81" story brick store house. on Monroe st. Getwixt
49, Main aud Market and nnw in the occupancy of
Hessrs. Marsh d Waymln, a wholesale boot and
shoe store Tic building has front Of thrtv-thrce
Ieet, has all the requirements of rstclass business
HIouse' ana IN point Of location ia considered amongst
me very best stands in the city for any business
POSSESSION !S3 given LIST April Apry to
Ian1l-lwH WA. PAXTON.
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wanted InamediatalV.

A ROOM and board for sick man. convalescipr,
"A Ono in private family, where he can have ali
the attention he requires, preferred. lie has lis
cwn nurses, who will not require board
Apply to address.
Capt. GEO. l.. IARTSUFF
Asst Adiutant General
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Deatk of Iohn Rnnsmnn.

John Bausman, a citizen of Washington,
Pennsylvania, and for long while the
editor of the Reporter newspaper, died
day or two since in the Hospital at Pitts
burgh. He ended his career in drunken
Misunderstanding been picked up in the
streets and carried to the hospital. His
life conveys sad lesson as to the effects of
intemperance. Once he had the brightest
and best prospects; once he hau property
to at least ten thousand dollars; aud he
had, in addition, most interesting family,
and was surrounded by all the comforts of
life. He threw them all away, and ended
his career rs we have seen.
Mr.. Bausmau was man of very spright-
~ talcnts-quite profuse but very pop
ular editor, and had more than the average
elements of success in him as a newspaper
manager. He might just as easily have
died worth fifty thousand dollars as the
way he did. For long time he had the
newspaper field within the range of Wash
ingtou almost to himself, and his tact en-
abled him to use it to the very best adj
vantage. But like many an other man he
grew tired of success after while, and be-
gan to fritter away his popularity in dissi-
patton, until he sank to the contempt and
abasement of IA common sot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17

THs London Herald blandly remarks
that ga hungrier set OF brigauds do not ex-
list in the world than the offscouriugs of the
Irish in America" Should we ever have
war with England, these "ohscourings~
will pay back such insults with interest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17

A VERY remarkable incident is going the
rounds of the papers just now all about an
Indiana soldier who was condemned to
death for desertiou, aud the utLorities,
although they meant to pardon him, thought
it would be salutary to let him believe he
was to be shot, and he was accordingly led
forth, his eyes baudaged, &C., when the re-
prieve being granted he fell faintfug to the
earth, and has since become bopelessly in
sane. It's all very touching, but is it true?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17

God guard our dag, and keep enchstR
Each stripe as bright A nov they wave,
etill make it lead our ranks in war.
Still Goat above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
Totrlil il through the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts its lot viii share
And follow It to Death or Fame.
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DISSOLUTION

HE partnership heretofore existing under the
firm styled Bosley q McNasi is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The business of the late
hrm will be settled by either party.
p. W. EosLEY,
j. II. MCNASH.
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NOTICE.
1900 Copies Music.

NM have some two thousand copies of SHEET
w MUSIC. which we will sell at HALF PRICE in
order to diminish our stock
New Music furnished to order at short notice. when
NOT on hand. \. NlCOLL * BRO.
Jhhl4 100 Main st.
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Wheeling library ASSOCiaff0n.

TNIIE delinquent stockholders of the Wheeling Ii
Il brary Associations for the years 1850 and lsGi
arc hereby notified that if their stock bo not paid
they will be sued so coon as judgment be made
available by execution.
The January installment of stock is now due and
stoGkholders are urged to make payment promptly
bills may be had of the Treasurer at the counting.
room of Hobbs Barns, lis Main ST.
By order OF the Board. N. PlGMAN, Prcp't
W. C. BRocKuNIEE, sec'y pro tenn jane-1w
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p. w. BOSLEY,
Dividend

NHE Board of Managers of the Wheeling Bel
mont Bridge Company have declared 4 dividend
Of two per cent on the capital stock OF the Company
payable on and after tue 10th dayof January 1862
70 st9GKh"iqsrs holding stock ON the 10th day of said
month. tJHull-2tl p SCATTERDAY. %ec-y
a. FOR RENT.-The Iarge,nd we'll known
EEI room, next door to Sprigg House whici, las
been occupied as the railroad ticket Office Posses
sion given on the first day Of April 1862. Apply to
Jhhll A. NJ. ADAMS
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.,

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA,l
WHEELING, Dec. 81, 1861.
ME ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders If
Il this Bank, for the election of Directors and the
transaction Of such business as may be brought Ia
fore the meeting, will BIO held the banking house
IN wheeling on the third Tuesday OF January next.
being the TTENIT-FIRsT DAY OF JANUARY 1862
jaul-till jan 81 D. LANTS CoSi,i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17

A SICK Wisconsin soldier in Baltimore it
was thought gave up the ghost last week.
He was laid ou:, put into handsome,
comfortably snug coffin, aud made no OBJ
lection whatever until they began to screw
down the lid, when he rose in his cere-
ments and demonstrated against burying a
man-aliYc. He was uncofined aud put up
on trial for preventing funeral which his
superior officer had ordered.
THuRLow Weed writes from Paris: have
met no class of Englishmen with SO little
relish for wa. az the GERS of their army
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17
Supper at Washington Han.
Proceeds for a Com,nenhan1e o1iee,

Friday Evening, Jan. II, at Z o'clock.
VIE Ladies' of the Union Aid Society of Wheel
ing hereby cordially invite all who desire to con-
tribute to the comfort of the soldiers of Western
virginia, by assisting to furnish them with nIitteps
ana other such necessary articles, to attend a sup
per. To be given by them at Washington Hall on
Friday evening, January 18th, at ! O'Clock
Tickets = cents; Children 10 cents ian14-td
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NOTICE

NHE hrm Of McClallenS Knox was Dissolved nm
January lst, 1852, by limitation. Tho busfne.s
Ena, DO C aSl oy s. Mcclellan and Chester D.
janT MCCLELLAN KNOX.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17
Steel PIOughs! Steel PIoughS!

TXCLUSIvE Agency for Gill & SON. snnerior
II Cast Steel PIoughs We would inform the farm
ers Of this country that we have the sole agency Tor
the sale OF these well known sod and stubble and
three horscs. Also all the castings Of both Gci,. old
aud new series of ploughs. Also,
400 Iron Double shovel PIOughs,
with ground cast stsel nuulds. with and without
guards. These plonShs proved decided success
last season. PRYOR ( FROST.
Janl5 u 4 u Main st
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MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK, !

W WHEELING, 3lst Dec, 1861.
VIE annual meeting OF the Stockholders of this
\ Bank, for the election Of nine Directors for the
parent Bank, and seven Directors for each of the
Branches at MOrgantcwn, Point Pleasant and CIarks
burg will be held at the banking house in Wheeling
on the 18th day of January next, being the second
Monday Of said month.
At tho same time the act entitled san act to
tend the charter of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling" passed March 26th, 1851 will be
submitted to the stockholders their consideration
ian1-td s. BRADY Cashier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17

65s FOR RENT.-Three comfortable dwell
kl:X ing houses convenient Post Office and Depot
Possession given LIST OF April.
For particulars, apply TO Mrs. NEEL, on John
street. jan3-1m
Sea FOR RENT.-A dwelling house on Eof
4:I street opposite the Seminary. Also desirable
country residence two miles from the CITY,
Apply at A. c. PAHTRIDGE'S,
Jaha-u Gallery 11S1S Main st.
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~ FOR REET.-The three story brick store
H. hOuse now i'll the occupancy of James Godfrey,
7i-':'s grocery store, and situated on Union ST..
fronting the south end of the market house. For a
grocery Store restaurant any kind of retail bust
hess TINS store house, in point OF location is not ex
ceilen by any IN the city. Possession given first
Of April next. Apply
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-07

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5. % seat o4f bits from the oce made out In such
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s-Jsays s srg sa within the next three noaths On The
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g. ls tss 81 erased hon or books, and regularly there
after iay subscribers OF the expiration
0tssr subscription and IKE adopted 9Th AL ane'
pavsn usi. SELF preservAol eonPsls this else Is
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