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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21

In the year l7s3, the Virginia Legis-
lature set the following example in the
way of 1egislating against traitors and
their sympathizers. wequote from the
seventh chapter of the acts of that year
as follows:
1. WHEREAS, It is just and necessary
to prevent the admission into this State
of those persons. who being either citi-
zens or natives of some OF the United
States, have withdrawn themselves
from their country, and actually been
in arms, aiding aud abetting the COM
mon enemy in their endeavOrS TO sub
vert the rights and liberties of America.
Be It therefore enacted, That all per-
sons who having accepted a military
commission from the United States or
any of them, or who having taken an
oath of fidelity to the United States, or
who having been natives ofor residents
in amp of the United States on the 18th
day of April, in the year one Thousand
seven hundred and seventy-fiVe. or at
any time since, have at any time dur
ing the late war voluntarily Joined
themselves to the fleets of Great Britain,
aud have borne arms against the uni
ted States, or any of them within their
territories, or on their coasts, or being
inhabitants of any of the United States,
on the 18th day of April, one thousand
seven hundred and seyenty-fVe, or at
any time since, and have been owners
or part owners of any privateer, or 9th
er armed vessel cruising against the
United States, or any of them shall be,
and they are hereby prohibited from
migrating to or becoming citizens of
this State.
2. And be it further enacted, That all
and every person or persons, who TT
any time acted as a member OF the
boHrd, commonly called the Board of
Refugee Commissioners at New York,
or who hath acted under the authority,
or by the direction of the said board.
shall be, and they are hereby prohibit
ed from migrating to, or becoming cttl-
zens of this State,
8. And be it further enacted, That all
persons resident in this or any ofthe
United States, on the said 10Th day of
April, md not included in the above
descriptions, who are at present pro-
hibited by law from migrating to this
State, shall be, and they are hereby
permitted to migrate into, and enjoy
all the rights of citizenship, except thut
they shall not be capable OF voting for
members oTeither House OF the Assem-
bly,, or of holding or exercising any
Office oftrust or profit, civil or militia
ry."
Theabove disabling act remained in
full force on the statute books of Yir-
gaia up to the year 1919, and was only
dropped in that year in the .coditica-
ton of the laws of the State, because
the persons against whom the act was
designed had generally been removed by
death. In the revised code of Virginia
published in 1879, the above act is re-
peated and enlarged upon in chapter
%, and the sth section of the chapter
inficts severe penalties for violation
of the act.
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TIE result of the official investign-
ton into the affairs of the Merchants
National Bank at Washington, which
suspended few days ago, shows very
rotten state of things, and 1t Is high
time its affairs were wound up. Mai.
Paulding, the United States Paymas-
ter who deposited over half million
of government funds in the bank, is
proved TO have been knowing to the
fact tie money was to be used to boil
ster up the credit of Bayne q Co., who
were large debtors to the bank, and the
government is tout" nearly the whole
amount. A law ought 70 be passed at
once forbidding the depositing OF Gov
ernment funds in national or other
banks in places where there are regu-
lar government depositaries, like the
treasury at Washington or. the sub
treasures in New York and Boston;
and perhaps if Mr.. Comptroller Clarke
would devote more attention to the ap-
propriate duties of his office and less
to finding fault with the Secretary of
the Treasury, frauds and failures like
that OF the Merchants National Bank
might not be so liable to occur.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21

THE last scheme TO cheapen the price
OF coal is the construction of a double
track railroad between New York and
the Pennsylvania coal regions, which
shall transport coal and nothing else.
The railroad company Is to own moth
ing buttEe track, and the coal opera-
tor or special transp portation companies
are to. furnish. their own nOlling stock
and run theirfoWn trains, subject to
certain restrictions, such Hs a uniform
r1ite OF speed. Every mile of the road
could be covered with trains, and an.
enormous capacity for transportation
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EAoErIE.
Men one would Much Rather not
Meet


Men one would Much Rather not
Meet
Men who mix salad better than any
other men.
Men who ask you to listen while they
read aloud something they have writ
ten themselves.
Men who tell stories thatrun one into
another, SO that you find il very diff
cult to get away at the end of any of
them.
One-character comedians.
Hero-worshipers OF the common
stamp, by whom such pure-minded,
earnest persons as Garibaldi are rem
dered ridiculous.
Men who have quarrelled with all
their relations. -. ~.
Men who have been betrayed and
abandoned inithe most heartless man
ner by all their lends.
Men who have been prosecuted and
swindled by a general conspiracy of
every body.
Men who initiate popular actors.
Men who are always asking, Don't
you think so2"
Men whoare always "putting case"
Men who agree with you too much.
Men who "feel itnpelled tojoin issue
with you there"
Men whoare technically enthusiastic
on the subject of art, without having
any, practical knowledge Oft whatever.
Men who will go on drinking the best
wine you can put before them, and,
when asked howiIthey like 1t, reply,
"0h, pretty well; but the fact is you
know. it's perfectly immaterial TO me
what Idrink. -
Men who have received a testimonial.
Men who quote Shakespeare. Isl,
Men who quote Byron.
Men who quote Artemus Ward.
Men who quote anybody.
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The following musical terms, defined In
rhyme, convey much Information Ina very
concise manner: s.isIt !. if-s=--i.s
Accelerando-Tn speed, increasing measure.
All Libatlm-Slng al dlScretton's pleasure.
AdRgio-ExprtASfve, soft and slow tt4
AdetnoSo-lat Tenderness and pathoS now.
Allegro-Sow fingers hy and words run hst.
Allegreto-Notq quite 50 rapid as the LAST
Aildante-SofE aud slow the movement goes.
\ Tempo-BihTk the music as it flows
Brilliante-WItl1 great splrtt and with might
Con Expressi0ne-In exeeAtve movement
oress,endo-Frorn soft 70 loud the rnnsie swells
Da Capo-4R Return, - this sign the player tells.
Drcrescendo-From loud 70 sgft the nusic
Forte-To action loud this signal caIl4
Forttsimo-I.oudeF,l louder TaiSe the song.
#. F. F.-Louder yet, and very strong.
Legnto-t3lide soft and cloSe, hen this you see
Alaggiore-Sfgnffies the major key.
MezIo Forte-A little louder. but not 80
MezEo Ftano-A, little soft. 100 son Is wrong.
MezZo Noce-Subdued and in a quiet tone.
ModoFato-Iittle quickntzs here isshOwn.
Piano-Soit and low, with gentIenes5-
PhlnisEimo-Softer,.N with sweet tenderness.
Prestissimo- Quick and quicker ny your
Z fingers
stacatto-S Sharp and pointed nothing lIngerS.
Untson-SunB together In one voice.
And In music al reJotee. so,
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A ADOMESTIoDI DIALOGUR. ,

Fdtfer.
'H uCome hither. little Jefferson,
d5And sit upon my knee.
And cali your bl other, Johnny Booth,
And little Robby Lee;
-. I'll tell q story dark and. sad
About a Statesman stern:
tt Twill make your little eyes TO weep,
~ Your little heart to burn. 900 :. -.
aTha patriot JefI., whose name y0u bear,
Seized by a cruel foe, .5---
LoI months and years Is languishing
a-fc Immured in Fort NIonToe;l s-sa1.}
Novoice Is raised to cheer HIM now,
C5ave one, and that soon hushed-f y
While 'neAlh the Yankees iron heel r.
The noble South Is crushed"
70 -.5,,. Littie Je6Tson.
aRnt Is he not traitor, pa,
if4i Like Roman Cataline 20 aT
And Arnold In my history? =7
And in a book OF mine,
read how Cain his brother killed, eil
And had to run away
Pm sure think the statesman stern
"a Is quite as bad as they M
Fdthsr. 80 5iRe1
ssThfs comes of reading Yankee boolIsi
This comes OF Yankee schools,
Where little good and mischief much
Are taught by Yankee rule5i
Here J-nerSon, be on to bed,
HOu little saucy brRts -f' ffsf ,
Why, next youth call me Copperheadt
Take that, and THAT, and THATI"
(.xit Young JEFF, bowling
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90 H OF 70 R A."

or lis kindred diseases-during the coming
summer. -.,-.s = a-s..--s
which have been voluntarily given to the
Proprietons, by persons who arc well knOwn n
sd jgedaEis5i wHEELINo. Apri..25 1876.
{ Messrs. BfCCABE. KRAFr 4 Co., GcEaenleTts
Having used KRAFT 3 DiaFThea Compound, for
Camp DiafFhea, with which have BEEN deep
y af1ieted for almost one month"; al oDler
opIy 4. r5yesellf s1elisy bot permanent olEe
take pleasure In recommending Il 20 the Ia
voFafle notice Of an who may be allkeafnlct-
ed ss., Chaplin lsth W. va @ 1nfantiy.
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what the Democratic Party has Co.'S
Erom a. cfncfnnatf Ga!

from uIe Cincinnati GdSeue.f
[RepublIshed in The IntellIgencer by requesLI
The national debt, the whole cost of
the war, its vast slaughter of men and
destruction of property, and the taxes
il has entailed, are the return the peo-
pie have received for their confidence
in the Democratic party. From Its In
vention to its attempted execution, Sc.
cession was purely Democratic. The
members of a a7Democratic ladmintstra-
tiun conspired the plot to precipitate
the rebellion. a Democratic admtnis-
tration disarmed the government be-
fore secession, ind gave it immunity
by the declaration that the government
had no constitutional power to defend
itself. a Democratic admins ration
transferred the public arms to the con-
trolIot the rebels, and left the national
forts defenseless before them. The
leaders of the Democratic party were
still continued the leaders of the whole
The rebellion made no division in the
party. The same leaders continued TO
exercise the same control. Their con-
IederateS in the North maintained that
the government had no constitutional
power to put down rebellion. They OPP
posed every measure to raise troops for
the national defense, and to provide
means TO pay them. They opposed the
arming OF the Northern States fortheir
defense. They sought to divide the
North, tolreduce 10 toethe Confederate
terms. They Continually declaiIned
that every act of defense against rebelr
lion was d vIoIationof of the constitutiop.
They boasted their consistent adherence
10 their resolution never to Yole man
or dollar to put down rebellion. They
iabofed to magnify and. protract the
war, withthe deliberate design that its
burdens should break down the gov
eminent. = X 5..lstsl.,,
ing, and to stir up disafection, and to
Organize sedition. They denounced the
draft as Unconstitutional, aud incited
forcible resistance to it, They organ
lied conspiracies to precipitate revolt
in the North, and to bring in savage
southern army to ravage and lay waste
the country. They ipcited the DarbAr-
Gus treatment of our soldiers in the
South, and the spirit of murder against
all our public men. They met in gem
efal convention and resolved that the
war TO restore the Union had failed,
and should stop. Their aid and encour-
Itageinent, and the hopes they held out,
Kept the rebellion alive long after It's
cause was hopeless, and multiplied the
southern party, leaders all through the
war, and now when the rebel military
power has submitted and is ready TO
.ratify the death ofset o ssfon and slavery,
the Northern rnlIlem0craticp party seeks u
revive these issues, and 70 renew the
conflict.
Eet democratic journals and orators
howl over the debt and taxes their war
has brought. They but magnify their
own sins. Every dollar OF debt is
democratic legacy. Every tax is a
democratic gfft. Every government
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Franklin Insurance Company
CnnItnl.-.u.L. ~ -. aIno.ooo.


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DIRECTORS:
I. H. Logan, IT. p. ShalleroSs, Geo. X. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John ZoeckleE, Saml. McClel-
Ian, g. W. FrnnEheim, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
LAnghlin nf - 10 -Hiztl-i-i- ,
VIHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
fair rates ON buildings or all kinds, merehan-
disc, manufacturing establishments, furnt-
ture, steamboats, and cargoes on the western
rivefs and lakes, and also on the lives Of per
sons for q term OF years. This Company or
teEs superior Inducements 70 farmersI WneFe7
by theycan be insured for three years, NJ, re-
duced rates. This being q home INSTITUTION,
composed OF some ninety-fonr stockholders,
most ofwhom are among our Dest business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
stderation OF the insurtng public, and solicits
their patronage. flclfi5 J iflgi-a Z tilll L 4
Applications for insuTancewin be prompt
attended to by the Secretary. =
Once, No, i Mcclure HOUSE, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams EXPIRES Co.
p ? tEfiu MACARTHUR, Secretary
8AMII MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President hA5of
NC. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions
Oflice, No i McIIt1r6 House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Expires Co
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Inaammntory and Acute RheumatIsnl
- Cont, NenEalgia = -.

and kindred diseases. We recommend II
with confidence as the Great Internal
Remedy for The speedy and positive cure OF
the aboS eeonIplatnla ,,,,s .i1c T.
Pittsburg, Pa, Propdetors.
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PrTnsru1ne. Iulx s. 1855.

Meslrs. McCABE, KRAET 4 Co.. Gentlemen:
Allow me 70 add my, testimony 10 that of
other, In regard 70 your celebrated "DIaTThea
Com pound =. II have been for q long time
subject 10 the disease for which it tsnecom-
have tried various remedier; but
never found one that 80 completely eradieltt-
ago was sufiering terribly with Dtnrrhea
procured q bottle of HKraftS DiaRrhea Com.
pound" experienced immtdIata relief fronI
one dose and after q third dose felt as well n
ever. / regard It as an tnvaluabie medicine
and Wonld NOT be without it. Your truly,
80 ~ 'TfTf ~ = ~ IGsH.STEWART
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Isl, 1850.
Iiaaye been using youF = aIllafKhal C0mp0und'
IN INV family for some time and can Eiy with
much pleasure, that IL Is tho BEsr MEDTCISE
OF the kind i have ever used, and do GheeEfnl-
II recommend Il 70 my lF1ends
With much respect, i am your friend,
,.5t.t OF ofMetealfe, Bro. &Co.
1cCABE, KRAFT q CO., Wholesale Drug
gfsts, Wheelngg W. Va. sole Proprietorzs 20
whom an ondeS should be Rtldnessed.
Fof sale byREEB. KRAFT q Co, Centre
Wheeling, WEST 4 nITCHEIlI5 tsEideeports
Ohio, and by Dealers in Aed;enes eyefy-
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H u BIB Il LIE
cRLEHRArD
GOLDEN BITTERS |
1Nv1eoRArNe AM asrnENerHEN1No

Fortgaes The System Against he Evil
Effects of UIllnholesome Water.
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Z GMcCABE, KRAFT& CO., Wholesale Drug
gtstS Wheeltng, Sole agent for WeTt yir-
gtnii; also, proprietpEs OF KfaftS DiaTThea
SSompoInd, , RsedS SGngh syrup: Y Improved II
man Relief and Oriental Hair OH.
ii, dec2& 6md&w .ulsff .-f
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b4a HUBBEL'S SUPERIOR OLD.
CABINET BRANDY, Medieated.'
For sale lin an Parts OF tho world.

s8-Central Depot, American Express Build
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8 II q. HILDRETH 8 BRO.

GA BUSH NEW oikdfsA RID GRASS SEED
~ 20 q ky. Blue sfdss So J. lfor
salshyl InaaEld PRYOR BoYD4eo.
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Ea RE1s WHITE LEAD. PURE JUST
OUreeelysi anf Tor ale By oDBERE chern$
~ end of Stonc B1idses tnr2i
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Stacatto-S Sharp and pointed nothing lngers.
Unfson-Sung together In one voice.
{ And In music al reJoIee. ~
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In the year l7ss, the Virginia Legis-
lature set the following example in the
way of legislating against traitors and
their sympathizers. wequote from the
seventh chapter of the acts of that year
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-27

WATCHES, Jewclry. Fancy Goods, G. utlery
W Clocks, aud Military Goods ofcvery de
scriptlon such as Swords, Epauletes, Sashes
Hats, Lace, Buttons, &c. Military compamle
urui>hed complete With every article.
Now o. eLing magnificent stock Of New
Goods such as American, J nghsh. German anC
French Icwclry, III sets and IN single pieces
Ges, quality Gold Watches, English Levers
Skeleton do, duplex, Anchor EscapemenI, he
Iines, some very small f ladics,s set with pearl:
ana diamonds, elegantly enamci'ed, IrdrPrr
cut and Quarter Second " at hes, Hunting i
carei gold " alches in every variety.
Rich China Yases, from Paris and Dresden
French and Spanish Fans.
Silver, Cold, Ivory, Pearl and Leather Care
Gases, do, d., 10, PofI MonaiPs.
Elega Gilt and l}ronzcd Clocks CandIehrae
ALBATA WARE SpoonS,foI is, iadles, bot
ler.knlves, &c, of the best quality.
Plated tea and coffee sets, Casters, waters
cake baskets, vegetable dishes, tureens, butte
Dishes caralezlicks, leaketles urnS, salt &c liars
Tortoise shecombs, new styles, English an,
American liable cutlery, scissors, pen knives, -
:ors sporting knivs. music BOXES, 2, 2. 4, 5
AID pairs Of jewellers scaie., weights. &c.
Walchmakers' loos and materials; Wa Ct
Glasses OF every description; compel, assrrt
menl OF druIsIs Files
{. b. q Co., offer the above goods Oh the ve
~ best terils, Gall and examine
July IS 1865, "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-27
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BIui.cs. Buims, foothache, 10 be used Inter
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/, II "a rc.edy for DIpheua or sore Throat
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-27
COUNTY DIRECTOR Y.

The Circui, Court will meet four times a
wear, 9Th of JGue, 9th Of October, 9Th Of
december and 9Th OF April Judge. p
W. Buca. Clerk W. A. ChaPline.
Rule days on the first Monday Of each
month. ~
Sheriff William Rush. DePutles-l' J.
ChauIine. 7. w. Pouerfeld.
Recordef-G orge ByeTs
DENSITY aud X, corder-J. ID. Fayman.
Prosecuting Attorney Henry Berry.
Master Commissioner Henry G. EntIeI.
Board Of Supervisors will meet Oh The third
Monday of each month, at their oihce over "
A. Chaplnss ST re, in Shepherds'o"n. Presl.
dent-AlexanGer Fosset. Ehud Turner, Daniel
Cameron Dr.. James Logic, John W. McCurdy,
Truman W. Potierfeld, and Charles Johnson.
Clek of the Board-JosePh y. ChaPhne.
County Treasurer-Jo<eph WelShanS.
Superintendent of County Free scboos-s.
V. b. Suder.
Assessor James w. Greenwood.
Mag istra,es-Joseph s. Fleming, Chaphne
Township. James d. Faymsn, Shepherd Town
ship.
Constable -George McBee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-27
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hair to grow IuxuriantIy and gives 1t nch soft
glossy and flexible appearance and also restore
the growth To tho.e Darts which have oecOma
effected, causing it to yield fresh covering oil
Hair. Ii is at the same time delight vi per-
tune. In fact old and young should nse this
valuable preparation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-27
NEW DRUG STORE
BURKHART & GRIMES

ARE pow open-and will
constantly receive from the
East, a full and complete as
sorlment of Pure Drugs,viz
camphor, Refined; Epson
sails; Glauher Salts; Castor
Oil; sweet Oil; Magnes'a,
Calcined aud Lump; Gallo