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Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT aiARKkr REPORT.
Especial Despatch 10 Western Associated Press.l
EfT Yon Feb. Z

Especial Despatch to Western Associated P7e.s.l
Erw YoKL Feh.z
rYrHoIHrx.
Petroleum remains dull. Sales for March 1t tic On
the spot at It41Kc: refined At E4s4e. Sales 1t the
Petroleum Stock Board. Forrest County. lie Excel
aof &c; HEnoklyn. 4se; OIL Greek. f.1o: 1ncxhsus-
t,hla. 1se Liberty. lie; F,hole. asas. LJ Ran, 7o
New York Allegheny. s&2s; Second Rational SEQ;
Palmer on, sa1a; Benneho6 Rnn. S6.oo; r1thoe {. s.
D., sz.so, Hineu So; Shade Rsrer. tsa; webster,
soc First FAttouas. &C. Mining stocksr DoTer slin
ing. si23 Grfnneil Gold. s1.1s.: Waikiki, soc~4
TuE t,AN BILL
The ErpYess ssya the Loan bill exciGes = good deal
Of comment, aod doubt viii encounter conIdtzahle
opposition boih In and out Of Corg1ess The foreign
loan clsute l. particularly objected 70. but the general
tear speculsto8 H. that the povsE delegated 10
The seeretarJ will be used for TOO speedy movement
tow1sd contraction OF the currency. Lit. ArCulloch
avtdenuy intends II the bt1 should became law, 10
reduce the noAtiuk indebtedness nt the Government
according to bis own notions. kud not heed tho vtovs
of Wall street.
GoyKHyHrsrx.
Goyetpments are nEo and IN demand.
GOLD.
Gold closed nrm at 14oHa1soX.
EICHAxOx,
E,srline Exchange be1vy. BaDkefa bills, 1oaS1osH.
sTocEs-
Stocks heavy and lower 1t the socond board. etpe-
ctaly on Erie. Chicago L Alton rose to pei cent.
At the last board the market was nrmtr With better
demand
1ne New York A11esheu5 Cos, Company declared
dividend Of sper cent on their capital stock, parable
On and after the 18th tnat.
CLOSING F11cEA
New York Central, s742s7K; Efte, 5Ysix; Hud.
ron, eyAeioo: Reading. s6X1s9; Michigan 6outheEn,
&k0es; Gere!ana P1tatuf9h. aH&9x; Rock
Island, s9x0s9k.
nEFALcAT7oA.
6an Fssnc.sco pApers bring details At defscAt1on
In the Up,ted states Sub eal1fer4 Dbce In that city,
supposed By H'lll1xm Maer. brother.in4s~ Of Sub
Treasurer #. .. Chees<uan- The arnonat u about
21oo09-39.o 900 IN currency snd "a, 600 IN gold.
DRy GoopS.
Jobbers prices Of Dry Goods-nroEu sheetnEs,
Amoaft1E, A. nc
Hoop sx1rts arc ia good demand At former prices-
Bfesched shirsinxs-Anostesgk IS Inch sc; Hills
sempeE 1dem Sc inch sc.
Prints -Gocheeo a,c; Pac.tcs 1axe-
peIatnez-Manchcstefz z9c; Facd &c &c.
canbrics-vIctor5 axe.
6tleeia4-Masaapequa 4ec.
Brown nrfls-Peppc1eN &c.
T1ckf-PenbeEtou A A SC.
strdpes-fork 47c.
Denlms-Haymsker& &7Hc-
CassImeres--N. r. Mills sc.
, 1866-02-03
LOCAL MATTERS


"E1eecdlng3y EGeetIve.-s Browns
bronchial Troches' arc excellent 1ozenses for The
tsinly eIceediueiy effective, Ne have 1 tnoTn sew
esnl instances II HlIich tr,outeeome cou9ts ha1e
ceased very speedily sf1er one or Two Troches were
>4'''@'' '' s''''" '.o.-e, wN -.o-1'A' Lug A'7
Eau xToeaa,,as1 I'M sse,na9y co19sss ,9e S1es,n
aiter he ute of tobacco.
It iea!es dslic'ou. e cooling sensation y the
sonden 81 u IL nerves saSs q IL a1 eeh
m .p suooco Saa9 hoh y. he"peaute auu T. T.
s s9 esn%a6e y eufe os to9tassne; Vns tral q u
WI" ake cons,a rF ~ t2f nv 1ae sl toi!e''
""--. -aAeA; Sssa = ~, 1gs,o1Eaa HE" aoIa"
Sold b, i. Druggists. tebshssssa4:TunTn s ssuat:r1a;15
uroxvn,.vermtfur Commits. orworn,
dre3 IA anitt sttr1bniea to o,her ssn.e. - &C.
e.s,rn43 ~ ,vc,-rs Ths ssvs.1nih,ssa G0.stsM "a
sfshi ny,F3rs.,nn h,s ~ 1Mu. ~ ~
nhSstcisns ann Tonnd n ne safs ana sn- ~ sesW
rsi;n1 , sn hn,1 III ~ rhtidsn ~ e4HH
eaSsS Sh9S;5a w. L. hsJn r. In.s .na :. .,snt
nmr un, T. s,cEess u 'ne 1foaos7 onen eanses pro-
SImptorns u worms IN children sre of,cn over
ma qes Mdsn ~ ~ Ds ony py ne IT, q
ased ia mss,ne B1oun's yh "Vetmltuss @ comfis" cfi"i il
Sold y dEnge.sts' shsm:ss and dealers in nedl-
etnes: q tmentt-nFt GELS DOE
delSh1ssSsf".sAe4
s.,.n,tn xwh,t. V..-a .na rto...x4 nt1
Ysas ~ ie.i I7,h.r,c a.. 80 Isr.rs. Rea Iead
- 4'e1 ''''''1' -''''4@'' '1' N''=' 11~~SS
y. Alan. rin.aed III. Rsx Rolled and Refined. Fo.
kale b. dfuesteis T md dease1s generally, m and By
fDnEIlr fiji DtTE 4 CO f;enetai Arrnfs aS7
"Proera.ttnatton t. the Thief Of
TtxE,-Ry delaying and forgetting to have supply
OF Goes Dykpepsia Cure 10 the house. ready for i'm
mediate use. you maj hare 10 suffer, for many
wonld 6e iruuedIately cured IL you already had on
hauu. ready Sor Immediate use II IL immediate In
ia srfton snd currx ncr,naneutIy Dyepefsta and
, 1866-02-03

First VI. E. Church. southeast corner o. cmIk aa1a
drr, ed bv TT pastor, Rev. c. q. Fowler, Prs3sa
\ n. Preaching al ~ p. n. Su9.cct[.J taas
lecafiot" seass a - efs Eees oaoo@a Seu'e' 1AA4
stSs ~ shasn Ayenns 81. z. Church. Preaching By
The pastor, Rev. R. II. Hatfield. tomorrow, noen-
E,1noIs Street Church. a Yong People Psayss
, 1866-02-03

We append d statement Of the number OF money
osder post offices IN the different stases and TesT-
tories:
Alabama. /; Arkan>as, j; California, 8; Colo1a-
do Territory, 9; Connecticut 70; Delaware, 5: Dls-
disna, ST. Iowa, Is: kansas s; Kentucky. s; Eouia-
lana. I; Maine, II; Maryland, 0; Massachusetts,.
=: Michigan. e; Mtnossota, 8; Mississippi; :;
IL Hea 5erssy IS Se@ IS.
North Carolina, ,; Ohto,, 81: Oregon, !; Pennsai.
sania, Il; Rbode Island, 6; Son4h Ea1oi,na, =;
virsima, s; west Virgins. S; Wisconsin, IS.
The following are The present rites Of commission
charged ior money orde1s:
On orders not exceeding $10 10 cenis
Over $1Q and not exceeding $50, is centa.
Ofer $e0 md up TO So. 20 cents.
No euce orders are Issued for less than one dol
lAr lot more than thirty doaars, md ps4ties de-
slring 10 remit larger sums must ob,a1n additional
MONEY 0rdsE3.
, 1866-02-03

RACINE, Feb. 2. 1865.
A. Alderman Shackiord has introduced my nsme
in letter published in youf 1ssne Of to-day, would
ueE to cay d few wosde in reply: The Alderman'e
letter Il principally directed TO irrelevant persona}
moat prominent IN promoting tue passage Of the
ordinance IN faroE Of the Northern RailVny, and
ie calculated to gave currency TO erroneous I'M
sfE, ss'Iences Tie western II Union Kairoad Company
formerly the Racine and Missfestppi md Northcfu
illinois Railroad Compantes) traserses country
amount Of BURNERS to transact Nth the ct,y Of
Chicago, rendering IL mAtteF of cunfidetahle I'M
paztance 10 the companJ to have tta oun line Into
viz the Stew ct constructing snch line. have
sought to ayail myself Of the Northern Railway
charter; the eorpoE1toss Of that company having
new independent road built Into Chicago, and hav-
ine placed The entire control Of the charter in my
hnuds. hare sought an ordinance to enter the city
Of Chicago xa IN essential preliminary to proceed
ing further. took up the matter With the tmptes.
Zion that the citizens Of Chicago would gadlJ afford
every iadlity to obtainn competing ro1te rom
their city to the North and WesL and II ind an,
m1staken, shall simply drop the depend
upon other business factltles which are capable o
sufficient development to answer the demands oi
fhe country tn oiher directions.
Alderman Shacl1ort argues strongly against rail-
roads generally from The lnconycnlences they canee
IN : city. On the other hand, We must remembe,
adnrded b. fbe railroads. OF course it more loom
Is wanted 10 accommodate al! business convenient
II, Chicago must extend out wider, and Anothe,
rajtroac will help 1t do 70 In ~ny that probably
might eatiafy The Alderman. II be could fore*ec It
4s TO The Eosthe1n Railway buying properly al
along liz line IN to po1ut where business can bs
cnnenienty transacted IN the tF. It II ont Of tht
onctton. f6r the einpia reason that the means car
provided f.. Re sna 70 aas un'
Railroads do not pay for the money arrested II
them generally The question T. ,ssqs :: appes's, Z
10 he railroad company, md trustt has nov
cone e point at which o1 NM !. IL q, 3
serve % p1psss e psqhonSE; 10 "a sh,eR9aM, P9s,
rSc snnssrs 10 seek 10 say ali that be can person
aiiy offensive 10 those whoare promottnsa neasur
would only add that attended the counel
room personally, gone weeks ago, and e1pia!nee
he oe1siou of 1he whole 1natter to number q u
Aldermen All % to whom ws. introduced, lnendln % :,
tans u; snd ,rsit rnon the Aldermen for the sam
ong e1sn'79a as1 ss,sss W. dstss Ih
prevent ny desotins al ny time 70 !als ,,x one,
/ r.,td ..t wn4fsrn 1fnfnn X r C<
, 1866-02-03
NEaautfb-=G rrespouuence.

WANTED-Co1respondence-A.
wv young man wishes 70 correspond With ~ en-
limited munger OF youpr lahies nhfFot tun. love.
&C. ADDRESS CHARLlE ". WARRES. stat!ou y :.
Wcss Kranch P-0- Chtcazo. Photographs e1ehsn.
II desired. h.0
, 1866-02-03

No. G, or Toilet Cologne, Ii the most
pleasant and durable perfume made. It is preferred
By those who use 1t, to the German.
CAswEL1, MACE Co.
Sole Manufactures, New York
, 1866-02-03

Teeth Like Pear18-Secured by the q &c
OF Casweil. Aatk 4 Co.'S Formodeuta" Tooth
Pnstc. 1t is absolutely free from Ill substances in
furious TO the teeth, and Is rsed By The best Den.
ttsts. CAswELL, MACE s Co,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
SoId bv all G]rrrr,1Sts r432-eattulb
, 1866-02-03

In this city. on the iss Day Of Fehrnary, 1866, q
Charles aud Nrdget Ford Of No - Hubbard street.
, 1866-02-03

+on,s t:hfrseo f@mr,risi Eoijere 10 rct fhnr,
oueh, practical bntlness educstlou, or TO become
good Telegraph Operator. Address 1ot circulars,
HnIANT d oTRAr7oa, Chicago, III.
Go to our friend, N. r. MerrtIl,s for
kcrpaepe oi1s lamps. lanterns, chandeliers, c!ass
ware etc. II and 43 Randolph STREET he9
, 1866-02-03
m 4 Il II lie d .
ID / f. D..

Al AZ Paut Mtnn Jau. 18th, by Rev. Frederick 4
ynh,e IL, Jesse n SETT0S. Of thta city, and Mas
SARAH Z. CLARKSOK. daughter Of Mr. D. N. Cis1E-
ID N ST. Paul. No cards.
, 1866-02-03

Az ExxrxsIyE RoEnEnx-REcoyEHro OF STOLEN
Goous-Ftedencl Meyer for hvr months past has
BEEN In the employ Of II. A. Kohn i Brothers,
c,oth3ras, No. III Lake street. He ot1ciated as
nortfx in the establishment which necesstated bis
being entrusted with key that unlocked the front
door Hit duties required bis presence At the ssore
4, m carly hoW. He dia not receive Se'T largs
sstisfy 4 pefson OF nodeJate psrtensioos. The ut
1ost confidence Nas Keposed y Fredessc&,r honesty
~ H. employer. In this thcy erred To cit !.
human. te1J soon after the new por'ct eommenoeo
xrnrf the nm began to ulxe sriclet Of wearing sp
ns1ei:: 1et They did not en<pea Ffrder7ck- Dast
Tnte an. ana stl1l Meesrs- hoe0 Brothe1s veit
srssr ahat coods wrse being ahstrscted fEpm theil
estabehucnt- CoatF. pants, vests sna who'e on'u
Of soa Tytteeus., sns tas @ called II lie ser
,tcs Of desec1fye laneinc TO assts them u aiseov
c11nS Ind y.oppns the ieak-" The otfiees tpottGt
seve1ai perrons, but without any euece*s. t!oa!:
and econ became tatisfed thai he WIS on the s3Eh
trAck. On Thursday evening, he took the pore
Into custody, and locked HIN up At th
% +. fo11se e s,st'n y: asns
The porter yesterday uorEtur Admtttrdfaat he hat
been IN The habit ever. morning a!lcr sseep!n. on
The siorc Of takine ~ o. ereoa, ye.t pair IL pants
street "a this mAnEtr. i,e Enid, he had carmel o
Ecsera1 ts1,nk-iu,le of EoOd4: >is't Aas ii QUO
1nsde to LIS apartments, where tWo 11rEe trunk
were found. 4 iuEtbcr conversation with thc prs'
oyer tryeucd the iac& tint he bad an &c ombfscE
a talos named Chnrlet Young, who rc lded On vi
larnA tl.cct in The Nes; pis'rton n thc aittspoo
trunks illled with r,oIen clohIn. and arrested hin
Nc; SeA, than II thou .and d0llsM worm Of Eoot
hAye betn received ly Uetecttsc lAn1rK, ano Y
psooabtlIty ts that more sttIl viii Dc tutnea np
p1Ice. Young. will he brought bclzp The fo.l
Eouzt to~dAy tN examination. ="
, 1866-02-03

Go 10 Hangs, No. 81 Monroe street,
for Ba1ztoNs 5 cooking Range. Poud's Magic Fur
nacea. Rcctsters and Vensiasots, Crusader Cook
Stoves and Kitchen Furniture. h99
, 1866-02-03

... nvt Mat Gec. Ind Chtaz Of S0d-
No Other Forkea tht suD,ect putNxhe has any
CHIN whatever % oflesl accuracT. a7d aEfass and
the people sheud ao sufer tooe deceived
10 the DatttE. Frcf Coppee. Grn (11nts c3assna&s
At Kest Point COINAGE In The Mrxicaa Var, nod lo-
long personal irtsnf has htd fee acctss to .ho ten
cue e.se hiss had ytch access. aud the!e:o.e III oef
alrtlar works pu1aished must hc uaatc ron rate
r1al gathered 0pm vnrsltAbe souflrs aud cAnnos b
depepdtd upon. poot be deceived. Get tho ort:tai
aud The best, For 7ll lcuass serm. DC. a1dless
i Ehtcscn. ILL., Eft
, 1866-02-03

1Excecdlngfy EGecttve.--s Browns
Bronchial T1pches' arc excellent 1ozenses for ,hc
relief Of Hoar.enees or Sore Threat. They are Ger
tajnly exceedingly effective. We have known sev-
esa1 instances In which tr,ublesome coughs bare
ceased very speedily ef1er one or TWO Troches .sera
taken-"-CArlHia1 Hortd, London. Eng. h1A
, 1866-02-03

Stationery Stamp.-A new thing tor
monogrsms> in beautiful blue Every rstail elation
er ehonld haye one. II tstu E,ay. y. N. BAncoCK
& Co., tofe agents, Chicago. r. o. Box 1874.
hit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-05
Tl,e Claarter EleetIon.

A Onion city convention Is called 10
meet to-morrow. Saturday, evening at
tho court house, 10 nominate candidates
for the various city oflices 20 he tilled
at the election on the 29th inst. Several
OF the Wards haye held their meetings
and nomiuated delegates; others will
do so this evening. We hope TO see as
full an attendance as possible. The
notice for the convention hardly gives
time enough, but il comes rather as n
Recommendation from the men of the
9th Ward than rs q formal call. An
the Wards in which meetings have not
been held should hold them either to-
night or tomorrow night before the
meeting at the court house. This latter
can be done early enough, as the COM
vention need not meet before eight
O'Clock, and previous meetings can be
held at half pastsix. We hope that our.
friends in the various Wards will be ac-
/ tiye,seeing that the time IS short and the
good TO benccomplishcd very important.
A harmonious set OF nominations this
wear, under the cfrchmstanecs OF our
victory last fall and tho success of the
Union causeinsycry State In The Union,
even in New Jersey, ensures IN our
Judgements triumph at the polls on tho
18th. -Let us come together ind nonii-
nato good and true men, good In all
senses of the word, honest capable
md loyal. The : people OF the
CITY are. with the Union cause
ali the time. if you only give them the
right kind OF color bearers and use the
proper energy to-get oue-t full. vote.
We must work even rs our opponents
work. fC}r a best cause we'll worked for
has often tFiumphed. and always will,
ever the bed OF causes pQQrly sfIpp ported
by its friends. We wett beaten last
January in the amount of work dOne.i
We lost ground ut the October election
in three OF four otOur Strongholds from
over confidence, Just as we gained
where We realized that we had no mar.
gins to go on. Our danger Is nl-
ways in our over reliRnce9 upon
nnlorities. We must not trust
the fortunes OF the day TO the Sd, 4th
aud 9Th Wards, relying upon old fig-
.nres. We must ialor IN ttnese Wards
TO maintain and increase our figures,
Just as we arc compelled to do In the
1st, I'd, and 9Th. There Is no stand stilll
policy to be safely adopted by any or
ranisation or parry. Either we must
10 forward or backward. IL we tire of
work our otip0nents VIII take up the
burden, win The day and enjoy the Vie
tory. yailt :. 5s1i.75 Z SO asiast SO ~
We believe an easy, victory Is within
our reach this year. Last tail or OPP
ponents went into the fight Sith good
reports, +" as they announced, from ottl-
er counties In the State, and hence they
were snot altogether without hopes of
a reaction, as they must now sbe.
Their hopes must, be small indeed of
West Virginia by this time, for neyeg7
have any set yof MEN beenhmore con,
tinualIy ibaflied and set back all the
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The National Telegraph.
An Uneonditiona1y uNIoN e4PER

The central Union organ ar W.
lfq,.F -9,fEiFgInIn.fIf7 - -. -
Z ESL- n. s. NORTHCoTT.- HAVING
VI been induced TO continue IFS services ~
and Publisher being defeImined 10! f5evota
their energies to maktngit correct exponenf
OF sound polltieal doctrines, as wei As d tgefii
tural. Manu- Mercantile and lSlfnirlr
interests Of the State OF West Virninia zfl1eSS
growing State for tiielf rafrouars - $50
man in our state VIII lind the paper inff.fsesf
Ing % him and the people of0the[ Sfafss who
desire NORMA ton concerning matters IN fiiil
STATE, VIII generA1ly ind Il In the NSTffoIlSII
Ie!eqf1ph. Owing 70 It's already LAME nd
sltll e VIII Be fonrid 4
The fdteFldt aefeQluph 4 issued every Eli
day morning, ct Two Dollars and FiffT iysl1Ts
per aunnfn, payable invariably IN ,isiixssT
AddresS y X g. N0RTHCOiTE iiifor7
ft.Fs.i rs 0E9I0HNT. GRfFFIN! P1idfsbs-
lanl CIArks6urg, West HIFRiiiia. i
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Sealed Proposals 3.

MILL BE RECEIVED BYTHEColIMI
wv TEE on Water Works until one O'Clock
Saturday, January Q, 1855, for making about
Io90 feet OF 2D-tnch water pipe, They are to
be one inch thick, with an the IneeessaFy
branches 20 join; with pipe running At an
Eles % al nre, pings that may be ordered by
tntepdence, ~ n 5.'is5FF'i- =,
The pipe to be cast IN dry sand and In {. per.
pendlcnlnr position and OF good material
each pipe 70 be II feet long. and to weigh not
less than 24OO pounds nor more, than s2a00
pounds the eastings TO be delivered In the
Aisof proposals for digging trench from the
BASIN to Main street, and down Main street
% Division street, In the Sixth Ward and an
ling thesame AFTER the pipes are laid Trench
70 be nye feet deep and three feet wide The
n .1s % &c BY the cubic yard r. lllit
me pipes, with the necessary "a bows rs
and branches 70 be delivered as follows. VIZ z!
One hundred 600 plain pine to Be rendy
not later than the list of Nav and moi ~.
Than four per day Thereafter % 3'-ll =
Payment Tor al the above work 70 be CASH
the contractor TO give security for the fuid81t1
anent O. the .eoptnlet Bids VIII be endorsed
i.FFpposRlSi for Water Pipes p or aF0r Ijifz
Etrg, and to be len with the City Clerk.
tROBERTt PRATT ~
7fuet4-ttltr f' d sfs3asits ENllaiFrn1Tfl
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yyo,,ed--A STATE prison.


The recent JAM ostiSefy M inns Guy
calls attention anew 10 iiie necessity oil
providing ior stale PRISON. Inc I'eo-
pie OF west 4'ttVt teen
such nm inshtuaon since tne open
ing oil the rebellion IN the sprllIhs oI
1851 Up 70 the winter OF lssSa' eonYicus
(ot which there were fe's9 "ereeonhh ie 7
in the jniis OF the counties Whtefe SEN
fenced. In February, lsea' me legs
lAture authorized Inc Governor 70 eol-
vert the Jail OF Ohio county INTO a .e"l-
Porary Penitenhary, with a Doata Oh
three directors and asuPerlnten Llsl7i on
salaries amounting to ~ Ehe COY 'r'',
ernor appointed a superintendent win
instructions 70 inquire into the e1pedl-
ency Of reconstFuehng the jan SO Us 70
work the eonYicts.7 That ofieer maze
his report AFTER considerable inyestga-
ton and examination OF estimates,
from which.it appeared that II wouio
cost a good deal more TO Work the con-
victs in the Jail than It wonld come TO,
and the project WAS accordingly apan-
doned. The superintendent resigned,
no board OF directors was appointed,
because none was needed,) ana sincs
that time the conYtcts eonhnea nave 3 'steh
I'm charge of the Ohio county )ailor'
That official has not been particularly
successful in "safekeeping" the con
vIcts entrusted TO his charge. Wtnnlln
the past year nine have escaped anu
none have been recaptured. NO Diane
attaches to JailOr Jones for these escapes.
He has done as well as any one could
in his place. The fault is in the JAIL
which is insufficient for the, safe Keep
ing of such numbers Of desperate men
as have from time to time been comm
in Il, and in the continued necessity ior
its use. No amount of vigilance can
guard nguinst snciI cscapades, while the
facilities for escape arc so great
The present arrangement does not
accomplish the objects OF a State prts-
on. The Stale paid last year near ten
thousand dollars for keeping conVicts,
and did not realize more than a hun
dred dollars for their labor; while
probably fourth ofihe whole number
confined escaped. We should much
prefer that the inst means In the treas
ury should ne eAPenueu lor lils1itu'io a,S
to promote learning, SCIENCE anu tne
arts nerienitnral ana hieeiial'lii. -
we had enough OF tnsse anu NY 80 ,.e
properly apPfeclAleu liis sa'. mouiu y
little need OF PRISONS put "e MuSt
deal with Things M lnsy are 10pie
persist In murder ana roOoeTy' hno 80
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M SnN PER YEARl We vanl
REATFREDUCTfON

In theE1penSeofDE tlltnS OtlWelIs.
~ wHfTTIER q CO.. OF PORTSMOUTH.
W. Ohio, are manufacturing the best, cheap
eSts md speediest Drilling Machines in the
world for boring Oh, Salt or Art0sian wells
They have been thorpughly and success sfully
tested for eight years, In boring through the
hardest Mint md llme rocks BY the peculiar.
te9pstgpeti oHsnf the tools no Ieamsr IS re-
Edltire. and n kept ID otSler caEitot sick fast,
and therefoge inquire no jars. The arrange
ment f1r hosting tools and sand pumping are
perecE yhe expense Of engtuel - dispensed
with, one horse lEd two men icing ali that
Is necessary for drilling nom twenty othtrty
feet per day, through culinary rock All fifZ
eessiSy tools and go iest 81 rope are furnished
with the fnnehineS Total weight of ma
chimes near $50 pounds. They are e1sfiy
5IioFteSl. md can 30 Set MP In al hour.
The priee, with eVeFS hing comp ete, and full
Instructions s St0 tleliSefed on boat or cans.
Tltese nhefihes are Slfnpie In their eonStruc-
tiotis eliltu1lea IN their use enttnc IN their
and eAsl1y attended Aond kept In
order, and must therefore very soon super
sele all other machines tor drilling deep
wells g all Who use tnem tss.s, Adsiress 6
~ "a "a . ~ sss & Ohio.
5afls-Sln sisss.5 ,lsaSi
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ST Viincents College, Whealing..
. DraWinEland Painting.

-r3s, ~ Drawing md Painting.
MR. C. A QlRoURKE, (0FTHRs0IENcF
III and Art Department, South Kensingfou
London, and OF the Imperial School OF Dee
sign, PartsS Ate Drawing Master TO the pFfrltsI-
pal educational estahl shments In EfYeTpooIY
gives Lessons In the following hFanefiesS 81
Drawing and Paintings -, - y
/. Geometrfcal Drawing. (anpltesl IN hra
chauios and Architectural = f5Iis5 -
2. Linear perspective. ,r. .fsrE
B Efeehand DFnwInR and Shadino ffrnyS,
FIAT examples and from noiels Al f3eIsTs
Landscape JnQWeFS &c.,) and D i7..s - -
Persons, not students OF the COLLEGE. IA
curing lessons in any OF the above branehess
Win please notify ut the College at What lime
tney can most cow eniently receive Lessons,
Tor penmanslip bookkeeping and mnfiie-
males provided there be a Sufficient number
% aRpiletlnLs. Sehool duties VIII be resumed
on "a January. iaIil.ISITf
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Great Sale of Books.

WILL BE SOLD, COMMENCING on
AT public aSifion at No. s., Main Street, below
Quincy In the city Of Wheeling, the Law and
NisceilRneous Library Of the hate Judge
Toseph u Fry. comprising abon three thous-
and dive hurldFed volumes. The Miscellaneous
Library embraces the standard works OF
American and English literature, historical,
Biographical religions poeteal and fictitious.
the law IfkIGTy embraces English and
American reports, and eleInentmy works by
"a iSn59sd 10y ~ THE ADMINISTRATORS.
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Notice.

~ oTYcE OF FRAsKLR nssuRASCE %,
WHKELISG, W. Va Jan. I. ls5a DO
TIME REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the Stockholders Of this Company WIN
he held aftha ONCE Of sad company, on Mon
dav. JanuaFy 6 1S66 between the hours Of 10
O'clock a M. and 2 O'Clock p. m. FOR the cleo
ton Of nine Directors % ssEEs ne ensuing
y .IsEE;;sst AsNit1 - = .