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m6R.,r MYSTICAL EsrABLIsHMENT,

No. As1 RrOadWaYs n. Y. ~
MIGHTY New Pianos, Melodson5, Aarmoniu ms:
Alexandra and Cabinet Organs, at Wholesale eno
Re.aii Prices low. SECONDHAND RlAsOs ~
great bargains, prizes from 800 % 8290 sew .
and Mouidines, $500 and upwards. hslodeonH seo
to $3.50
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pear, are at fret very slight. Persons bun they
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7 are more sensitive the changes ot tsmpsfAtuIe
In tbs condition, the nose msJ be dry, OF shgnt
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thick and adhesive. A. the seass becomes chronic
the discharges are increased in quantity and
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and nasal; the Eyes are weak; tha sense Of the
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q shiny mucza, which has fallen down from the head
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ISAAC i. ISAA0B UNION NALL,
sols Agent for the sale OF Singers Oelebrsted Sew.
ing Machines, 5torT's AutomAton PreEamAn,
GndstToAg'a Patent Army Bed-ruak,
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Aapl- MAAAA8A 19-AE-1laA-4lAAtAa q 80
On and Afssr Monday, Oct. sl8t 1854, 2aEengeR
Trains VII run aa folloW1, Sundays sEcspted)f
LEAEE CLEVELAND:
$40 A n.-DAf EXRRES5 TRAIN-Stopsfnz st
WiilOughb7, PninasTtlle. Madlson, Geneva, Ash
tsbulA Oonneant and Girard only, and arrivo AZ
HTie = 20 p. H., Dsnhirk ssl5 ?. H., BuaAlo
ss2s P. H.-OIHCIHNATI ExPRESs- -stovrsng at
PAtneSville, Azhtabuia and GirRrd emily, and a..
Giyos 80 hr4e6 40 ?. n. DUnkirk 20 ,. ~. Bus.
nalo 1880 r. 4. W. g-t III
$50 2. n. NAIL AND AOCOMMODAFIOH-
stopping e. all stations ard arriEe q cris at
80 r. n.
500 P. a.-NIQHT ExPREss TRAIE-ssossinz al
Pstnes7Lles AshtabulA and GtrArd only, and
Arrives IS Erie at i3:40 A. H.. D1akiEk fsa1
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LEAYEERIk'

80 A. h.-HlGHT EXPIRES TBAIE-StobsinR
et Girards AAhtabuis and PainssFile onlT, Hnd
arrive at C!ayel2nd a. 20 A. y, --s-- ~
6:l5I A. NJ MAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
TkA1n-stopptag at al stationc snd arriVo At
lob a. h,-fOLEDO EXPREss-StoBpng az all
etatisos eKcept sRauV1le, Say brook, UntoaFille
Perry Mentor aud Hieklinp, and arrives st
~ Cleveland at 2:l5 Pm.
5:s5 P. M.-DAT EXPRESS TItAIH-St0ppinz At
eirard, Oonneaut, Ashtabula, Geneva SPafnez,
vile only, and arrives IA Cleveland NJ ps1S ?.
- Second UisSs IArs are run on az through
An tho trains going westward oonnsot as CIOyelAn,
with trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, Oolumbua, Uincin-
natl, indianapolis, st. Louis, &o.; and all throngh
trains going eastward, eonnset at Dunkrk with the
trEins % the New York Erie Railroad, ani a. Duf
ial with those Of the New York Central 4 BsfsiO
Nov York Olty Railroads Tor New YORK, Aiba1y
Boston, hlagara FaA, &C, and az Erie vita trnins
on lie Philadelphia B Erie Railroad.
- Day bIprads, Esst and Wet, coeuccfs at
9irard with Trains on Erio PitllbGrGh Railroad
tor Ltnossiile, Eesdyiliol Jamestown, %.
Cleveland Oct s7st. lsss-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS
IN Proposals. VIII be rsosiVSd at the City Clerks
Ofaos until Tuesday, the 10th day Of January, In
stsnt, at u O'Clock n, for furuishiRg and deliver
ing 20 soldiers' Families In this city, Three Hun
dreo 900 Tons Of good, we'll screened bituminou5
Coal; safe Ccal 70 bs delivered on the order OF the
Finance Committee of the City Council.
By order Of tie City Council.
slss. eE-t O. Z. hill, City Clerk.
January 6th, 1888. jan6:1s5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02
Thursday Morning, March 2.

scME Washington news published on
this page this morning, informs us that
Secretary Stanton is very much iuceused
againgt Gene. Crook and Kelley for allow
ing themselves to be captured. The New
York Tribune in the same strain remarks
thus about the rebels who captured them:
"If they had only returned on their own
jaded animals, we should consider the Con
iederacy's loss in borsefesh considerably
more than the Unions 10 two Generals
who could be thus carried of"
The Richmond Examiner, of the 25tb,
has the following dispatch, dated HsrFi-
sonburgb, away up the Valley, Feb, 2sth
Msior Generals B. P. Kelley and
George Crook, and Major TbAyer Melvin,
OF Gen. Crooks stat, are here en- route for
Ri"hmnnd They were csrin'sd in Cum
bertrand, Maryland, last Tuesday morning
Mt three o'clock, by Lieut.. McHiel and for
ty.five of his men, and fifteen of General
Rosser's furloughed men. They will
reach your city by the cars on the Central
Railroad tomorrow.
1. will be seen by Our:reguIar dispatches
that the two Generals have arrived in
Richmond, and further, that Charley Rus
cell called and paid his respects to Gen
Kelley.
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South .oarolinians. Holden is North
Oarolinian, but North Carolina has sent
more soldiers to Lees army than any other
State except Virginia. Some of the best
troops aud certainly one Of the best, If not
the very best brigades now in that army
(Cooke's) is composedof North CaroliniAns.
The people of the Old North State are 9
brave aud tenacious people. They will
teach Sherman wholesome lesson. The
clans are mastering, thefofces are gather
ing together. " God, said an intrepid and
dsyout clergyman of this city, 'shas hook
in Sherman's nose and IS leading him to
destruction" We trust and believe 3d.
Where he least expects popular opposition
there will his fate be seeIed.
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Mr.. Cox offered resolution In reference
TO the affHirs of the Sheriff of Gilmer coun-
~, which was objected to by Mr.. Patrick,
and laid over.
The Speaker presented the following
letter of resignation of Mr.. G. D. Hall,
Clerk Of the House:
CLBRK's OYHIcE, HoUsE:oT DEIEeATEs, /
WHEELING, March l, 1864.
Gen. Lee Roy Kramer, Speaker ROu's Of
DElegG:e1:
Sir Having been called to begin in q
short time the performance Of duties in
compatible with those of my present posi-
ton, and it being essential to public inter
ests that the House should designate my
successor before the adjournment, now
near at hand, respectfully tender my re-
siguAtion as Clerk Of the body over which
you preside.
In seVering the relation have sustained
to the House Of Delegates since the imam.
guration of the New State, beg permits.
sion to say something more than q mere
formal word Of parting. With yourself and
many other members of this House, have
been associated in three sessions-the first
extending through many toilsome months.
To say that through all this it has been
my privilege and happiness to receive at
the hands Of ell the most unvarying cour-
tesy, is scarcely enough; for l have been
at all times the recipient Of the most cor
dial kindness and generous Partially. Ny
re- election by this House, under the cir
cumstsnces, Was an expression Of Partially
and compliment, which l feel particu.
larly deserve this Acknowledgement. / on
~ regret that it occasions you the incon-
Venience of making another selection.
The recollections of associations in the
House Of Delegates must always be among
the pleassntest of my life; and l would
| gladly trust that the remembrances of no
member may be less agreeable for any part
may have IN them. If have at any time
fallen short of the full performance of my
duty, or below the expectations or wiaheE
of those whom it was my duty and pleas.
IRE to serve l assure you the fault arose
from want OF ability, not from wish OF
intent.
With many regrets that this relation.
ship, so pleasant to me, cannot be Longer
continued. with grateful acknowledgement
of the unmerited favor with which my en-
desVors to serve you have been received
and with the warmest feelings of regard
and esteem for yourself personally, and al
the members and officers of the House,
take my leave and subscribe myself,
: Respectfully and sincerely,
Your friend and obedient servant
GRANVILLE D. HALL.
On motion of Mr.. Ferguson, the Hous
proceeded at once to an election of cue
cessor.
Mr.. McGreW nominated VIM. P. Hub
bard, who has been acting as Mr., HalPG
assistant II
Mr.. Golf moved to suspend the rule re
curing vote by ballot, and Mr.. Hubbard
was unanimously elected. .. Hs
Adjourned. ar
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We have received files of the principal
Richmond papers up to the 18th ofFebru-
AIRY, for which favors we are constantly in
debted to Gen. T. N. Harris of the Army of
the James. We publish several extracts
from these papers this morning. The me-
gro question and the rejection OF the rebel
House bill proposing to arm 100000 Of
them, together with the Seuate's refusal to
concur, occupies the attention of the edi-
tors to the exclusion of most all other topics
The Enquirer avs that il the Senate has
decided definitely against the arming Of
slaves, it remains for Jefferson Davis to see
that the republic receives no detriment,
and to this end he must "call upon the
people to send their slaves to the front ;
aye take their negroes and use them" 1t
adds, in language that is alike ominous and
impressive:
The will of the people-certainly of Viz
Riuih-hns been expressed through her
press, her soldiers and her Legislature
Her Senators have undertaken TO disregard
that will they are in revolution against
their Own people. The President may ex-
ercise this power, and would do 30 with
"the consent of the Virginia Legislature.
1t is not desirable that any convention of the
people of Virginia should assemble during
the excitement of this war, but If the cup.
posed interest Of the shareholders is TO be
permitted to stand between any and every
means of public defence and the preserve.
''so nj the liberties of Iheeo BtAtS0, than a
convention OuHnT HssemDIpd and the
institution abolished. II the will of the
people is not to be regarded by Senators,
then they set themselves up as an oligarohy
superior to the people. This cannot be
submitted to. The Legislature of Virginia
should see that the will Of the people OF the
State is obeyed and respected.
The desperate strait of the South is
made evident by this language of the En-.
guirer. Herowe find the old organ, par prom.
i"enee, of the slave power, demanding the
abolition of slavery in order to secure the
means Of public defence. 1t calls upon
the slAVes-to rivet more firmly whose
chains was the primary object of the wal
to come forward and sustain the falling
fortunes of the rebellion, offering them
freedom, that the pride of Virginia may be
kept inviOlate. 1.-THE mills of the godl
grind slowly" and not often do We fnd sc
speedy retribuuon visited upon people
who have set out to violate boldly and
cruelty the laws of God and man. In tbs
mere strength of tho Southern whites, the
Enquirer places no reliance. 1t demands
Dictator who will stake the power Of
the people and use it for their preservA.
ton" This power is the "colored ele-
meut," aud they are to have the boon Of
freedom. What has become of the teach.
ings of Mott and Gliddou. Of De Bow and
Spratt, and the other advocates of the
pRtriArChnteI
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Fifty thousand Persons

ME ANNUALLY OF CONSUMPTION IN THE
u United stAteS;-lsee Census Report for 1861
shonld not he who contributes to diminish Tie
mortality from this formidable disease be consid.
cred Is public benefAotorI Such e he who dscoV-
cred and first compounded -
Piso's Cure for Consumption.
This remedy has been for several years used IN
practice BY eminent Physleians with such marked
success that It Ia now by urgent request offered to
the public as an iniallible remedy for lung and
throat diseases. Not every one in the advanced
stages Of Consumption can be cured, but many
have been, and many moro are now receiving benefit
nom Its use, and this long after all other known
remedies have failed. As evidence OF our SINGER
ity In the above statements, We WARRANT THIS
MEDICINE TO GIVE SATIFAOTION, L & If Won
wish to try IT. buy bottle Of the agent II Il does
you no good return the remainder and get the price
raid 1t evident that could not make this ofer
did We not know the remedy to be potent.
The forming stage Of disease Is always most ans.
pietouB. for treatment, and Rs with the above ar
ranBement 1t will cost you nothing to try this med
feline, you have no excuse for permitting an appar
emily harmless cough to sOttIe into CONSUMPTION.
feH No. Odd Fellows Hall, wheeling ", Va.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
SENATE.
WEpNEspAY. March

GA4G- a = NJ
WEDNEsDAY, March l.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Ball.
The following bills were passed: In re-
lation 70 Judge for the 10th Circuit; le-
gslizing the record of certain deeds and
other writings; to provide for recording In
KanaWha county, writings which might be
recorded in certain unorganized counties !;
10 prevent Unauthorized persons from re
cr1itiDg in this state for other states max
ing an appropriation of $4,000 to the West
Virgins Hospital for the InsaDe relating
10 .he statute of limitations; allowing furth-
or time for the collection of taxes in Ran
dolph, were passed.
The Senate also adopted the report Of
the Conference Committee on the bill to
render more available timber, coal, ore and
mineral lands in the State.
Mr.. Phelps offered q resolution looking
70 the appointment of q committee to re-
port plan for, and the cost of g monument
in memory of the West Virginia soldiers,
killed in this war, but it WAS rejected.
The Senate then took . recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Ferguson, from the House, ANNOUNCE
ed that that body bad rejected the report
of the Conference Committee on the pro-
pUbSu 1A4SbO4V1I HoA
pointed n0W committee, consisting Of
Nessers. Ferguson, Lamb aud Riddle, and
asked concurrence.
The Senate concuued aud appointed
Messrs. Maxwell and FsrnsWorih.
The bill for the safety of passengers on
railroads was reported back from the Judi.
cisry Committee and passed.
Mr.. Ferguson, from the House, announc-
ed that that body had adopted the reporl
of the new Committee of Conference or
the Constitutional amendment, and asked
concurrence therein.
The amendment was agreed to by thu
Senate, as follows: -a .r.
YBAs.-Alkinson, Bechtol, Bowen, Bur-
ley, COFley, Dunbar, Fsrnsworth, Haw kius
Kitchen, Mahon, Maxwell, Peck, Phelps
Price, Slack, Wright, Mr.. President, Steven
son. yals-
NATs.-Brown,O Chamber, ,Hamyond.-a
The amendment, as adopted by botE
Houses, is as follows:
mo person who, since the fret day Q
June, 1861, has given or shall give volun
tary aid or assistance to the rebellion
sgainst the United States, shall be q citi
citizen of this State, or shall be allowed t
vote at any election held therein, unless b
has volunteered into the military or nRVs
service of the United States, and has bee
or shall be honOFably discharged there
| from -
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Dissolution.

RE partnership heretofore existing betv.on
~ hAhRY BERRYHILL, has been diSsolTed
~ mutual consent, Mr.. BerryhilI TithdraSinOS1
me accounts OF the late firm will be settled nv
ny All persons indebted to the late firm A.:
nGMTlsg claims VIII please present them At oncs
eItsnad 20 the public for the liberal patronage
wi continue the business, soIicltS contn1S1S hS
mI!1W A. J. HARRY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-02

state OF local Matters at W. hin EtOu
A friend at Washington City. gentle.
man who enjoys arst-class facilities TO.
information, gives US the following odd,
aud ends of Information:
1.-THE Secretary of WsrIs much fucsussd
against Gems. Crook and Kelley, and Ger.
tatnly will not do any thing towards q sps.
CiAl exchange Of either Of them. II theV
can retain their commissions 1t win be
more than the present aspect Of affairs
leads me to expect.
"The Finance Committee. of the Senate
has reported bill to authorize State banES
having branches, to become Nstion.I
Banking associations. There IL bsrdIv
time tOPass it through both houses, b1T
an effort will be made to tack il to ~
House bill now under consideration.
This bill is especially matter of interes,
to the Wheeling Banks aud branches.
"a bill reinStatiug the local board Of
OF steamboat Inspectors at Wheeling has.
by the good management of Mr.. BIair
passed the House, aud If taken up, will
probably pass the Senate
The Representatives of West yiroirt.
WIN not be able at this session to get a Bill
passed reiuudipg TO the State her expeudi-
lures on military account. They have been
instructed to get such bill passed. but
nave NOT been furnished with any evidence
to support the claims. ~
Inc laying on the table of Segar's Gre
uehnsls was not rejection of his claims
".S postPonement Of their confederation
untI alter the 4th Of March, when his
'''' '"1 UouerWoods will come up again"
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For Sale.
Notice tOIncOmeT Taxpayers.
OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REvENUE, \

OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUB,0
F1sT DISTRICT OF WEsT VIReIHIA,
WHEELING, (CUSfON HOUSE, March LIST, 1885.
ENNlDEHOE having been furnished this ONCE that
~ some parties have made erroneous returns of
their income for the yearS 1859 and 1858, In some
cases, no doubt, through inAdVertence ignorance
OF the Law, am instructed by the oommiSsioner Of
Internal Revenue to give such persons an opp0rtu-
nifty to como forward and correct said returns by
the first Of April next, or it will be my duty to
bring such cases before the Federal Court at its
next session. . . i J. O. ORR, e.
Col Int. Rev. 1st Dist. ". Va.
2. s.-This notice does not apply 70 cases already
before the Court, mh2-1wdhW
Iwellaburg Herald and Fairmont National copy
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SheriRs Sale of City Lot.

RY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
II county, in the case OF RObert 8. Mckee, Execu.
tor, I!. John J. YarnGl and others, the underBgn.
ed VIII. on W EDNBsDAY, the LIST DAY OF MARCH
next, at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, ell at public auction to
the highest and best bidder the following lot or par
eel Of ground, situated Monroe street in the city
Of Wheeling, and bounded a. follows: Beginning on
the north side of Monroe street, in said ely at the
Southe1St corner Of the lot owned and occupied by
n. o. Good, Esq7 Is his residence, and running
thence northWardly WiIh said Goods line two hun,
dred and afty (25OI feet, thence by line at right
angles to the last named line and parallel with Mon.
rec street tOFsytwo S42 feet. thence by line par.
Allel with said Goods limo two hundred and hftY
(250) feet to Monroe street, thence With MonrSe
street WeStWArly forty-two (42) feet to the begin
oso- tAls4 Of The purealnso money 70 hs mai, .,
nanu' ana the balance In six and twelve months with
Interest from the day Of Sale the purchaser giving
bond with approved security for the deferred install
mentHS and the title retained until the sams shall be
PAID or the purchaser shall be at liberty to pay the
whole purchase money In calh at the time OF tn 3
SALE or greater portion thereof than the third
JANIS aot f sherts Of a6 SSio sonn.v
~ The sale Of the above named property has
been postponed until the 18th day OF March 1s85.
at II O'Clock a. n. TnaTS
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Drug Store for Sale

WE offer for sale the Drug Store in BslIair ,,.,,
inv Mr GS9 worth Of LquOFsgOt for Union F Slnn
stors ~. "nlen Is now In operation at Beiair. TSs
"S1eh and tS now doing good business. ana
we have also for sale several 6ne bor.., 49,,
SormSt,o Ieu On reasonable terms For further IN.
IN, hO, Gen on the undersigned at Martina M.
nouSe' In BellAir, Ohio, and buy 4 bargain
kENDRIOK 4 PRRR