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me Galveston Meas says !:
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We are among those who believe
and that belief Is founded upon the best
information that can be obtained from
the situation Of affair-that the future
peace. happiness, and prosperity OF tie
Union are not TO be secured by recon
structing " the insurgent states while
the spirit Of rebellion only yields TO a
dire necessity under the national pow
err. True they are not In open rebel
lion. They have apparently succumb-
ed 10 the armies OF the United States,
and ceased open warfare against its au-
tliority. but General Lee gives us some
insight into the real condition Of the
South. in his testimony before the re-
construction committee he conveyed
the impression, though his expressions
were somewhat guarded, that the ex-
isting spirit and feeling of the people
OF the insurgent States are such that
with fair opportunity they might re
volt again. There is no loyalty OF
beart-no respect borne by them for
the General Government. which Will
make them obedient citizens to the
federal Will.
A large proportion OF the Southern
people would rush to arms again to-
morrow, and renew the fearful scenes
of strife that marked four years Of our
recent history, If they could do so with
out certain destruction. Not daring to
tempt fate in that direction, they may
seek early Reconstruction" in the hope
OF again obtaining control of the gov
ernment-but failing in that, We have
no guarantees of Loyalty on their part,
thai they will not re-enact the bloody
scenes OF thelate rebellion Impressed
with these opinions and apprehensions,
we have no jOy 10 express over the
veto OF the Civil Rights bill, or the late
Proclamation which declares the rebel
lion at an end, and the rebels entitled
to be readmittedi into the full confidence
and fellowship OF loyalty.
The names of both Grant and Lee
are mentioned in connection with the
next Presidency. This presents to the
world a peculiar aspect of affairs-and
vet il Is not unlikely 10 be transferred
10 the next Presidential canvass. The
rebels who now impudently claim
their journals TO be the Union
party Of the country, hope by the aid of
their northern allies, the copperheads,
TO place the rebel chief OF the nation in
the Presidential chair. Should Gen.
Grant be the candidate of loyalty, then
the contest would be carried tn the bal
lot box and the voice of the people take
The place Of military power in deciding
the issue. With the chances ofsuch a
contest We have no heart for recon
until loyalty shall be estab-
ished not only in the lives but in the
hearts of those who have once rebelled
md seem by the testimony OF their
great leader to be ready 10 do 50 again
ander fair opportunity.
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RepuaIatfon OF the Rebel Debt.

The following is the ordinance ofthe
Constitutional Convention OF Texas, re-
pudiating the rebel war debts, which
was adopted by decided vote:
Be It ordained by the people of the
State OF Texas In Convention assem-
bied, That all debts created by the State
Of Texas in aid OF the late war, directly
or indirectly, are hereby declared null
and void, and the Legislature shall have
no authority and they are hereby for
hidden to ratify the same or 10 assume
or 10 provide for the payment Of the
same or any part thereof.
SEC ., Be IL further ordained, That
the Legislature of this State shall have
no authority and are hereby forbidden
to assume or make any provision for
the payment of any portion Of the debts
contracted or incurred, directly or In
directly, by the Confederate States, or
its agents or by its authority.
SEC. 5. BE il further ordained, That
the Legislature Of the State shall have
no authority ana are hereby forbidden,
4 to assume or make any provision for
the payment of any portion Of the debts
4 contracted or incurred, or warrants is
sued by the State from the 2Sth day OF
January, 1861, until the 5th day Of Au-
] gust 1855, except warrants issued for
Services rendered, in liabilities incurred
\ prior to the said 18th day OF January
| 1851.
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senntnr Han yFInIsIe.

A statement was sent Quito the eoun-
try few days since by the agent Of the
Associated Press, and appeared in this,
as in other public Journals, that Ssna-
tor Van Wrinkle Of West Virginia was
one OF the Vice Presidents Of the john
SON Club, recently organized in Wash
ington. weare requested TO state, on
the authority OF HIr. Van Wrinkle him=
self, that the statement Is not true. he
was announced as one Of the Vice Pres
idents OF the Climb, without his knowl-
edge or consent, and as soon as the fact
came to his knowledge, had his name
withdrawn. and through the Washing
ton Chroaiele, disayowed having Ru-
yth0ri1ed any one to make such use o
his name.
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The Democratic newspapers of the
country-are very fond Of charging that
the Republican press Hillfnlly misreP-
resent the south, and present In their
columns itmere conclusions Of South
.ern sentiment" In order to show the
faIsity Of these chaIges we quote a few
extracts from Late Southern journals,
which, of course represent, TO a certain
extent at least, the views Of their sup
porters. The Mobile Register, John
Forsyth's paper, says:
The South VIII not purehase political gEt-
Vices 70 which Il IS entitled BY tne Constltn-
ton Of the country, Al the pEaes Of dkshoaor-
Indeed, the south has made All the ooneS-
sons It means 70 make % EsstoE1Sioti- q
cause fLith has not beu kept Eltn = - = - -
e has done. We were PROM Sod efnnesly - -
the pnlst and cordial political bfolhe loE
the future II We would submit 70 ee5Laln 90
dittons which were hard beeaIlss 10y = sle
opposed 70 traditional habits and N. Is =
49,, broken TO the hope, and insult paAd
DOM m the other We have no DINER DAY
gains to make
The Mobile Tines says:
when tie American people do make Lee
Their rreeident they viii get an hones1 man,
= brave cavalier, and gentleman ior tnAt
e1alted post
The Augusta CoIlaftfafz4oAetttst says
C,oIaSte.i mas been invoked before By IeZis-
latfTe boslies. and the saints are well enough
IJs-d 10 remember how PrtdeiS pikemen
TSlrsseSi the Parliament Hose as they Eoubd
E1nnoE the CapitoI-hoEtlhe Commons -
m 4 srzfoid a. Whitehall they would
erect a gibbet in Pennsylvania ayenue-hoE
The National Assembly worked the gulIio,
tine and robbed the Ttch as they, too, Fonld
pIay Jack Eeteh al the EalloEs and Captain
Afaeheash with each hOness mans Purs5
PItIenoe has It's Limits, and these gentry had
better beware
The Galveston Netcs says:
We xrs not ashauned to confess that Te ex-
pecfed the doctrine OF psaceaole secessl3n e
g admitted on the bass Of professions = men
We IJrtlisi elsewhere IN this tSSur; thai = E
believe me age Of conquest 70 have pe-sSe'l
away Mistaken As we were, y yet fstlA4hs
70 be determined whether the SOoth mas not
ssIfeFEd for having fallen behind the tlLtleT
and Hhetber the Parties ON the otner slae.
Iosh actors and interested spectators, VIII E1oL
I dpaiIv n compelled to reach through many
fbroes the. political idea involved In the
eoursss OF the SEEDING ssates me time y ~
SsJ1Ils ITl1eu Political EJlss a. fuud1unent4l a
I fI1g-Is FaisEsf by the south mus Be decided
Z JEifhouf var, and the worst Judgment tben
] rsSsszi upon her viii eEnbOdy nothing more
ihAn the chaTgeof hBTtug been premature
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TRUSTEES Sale.

TOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
N On the IzIh day OF May, ls66s AZ the SouT1
House IN the city OF WhssHnx- state Of NeI
VfrRfpfa bet Tesn The hours Of l0o'elock, a
M md O'Clock D m, By virTue OF deed o.
trust male 10 me By Levi L Long. dated the
qth day Of september, 1874, Will ofier tof sue
Inc foifoVfnts described tact of Land. beng
IN Wet1el county, In said State, being the
same tract OF lard conveyed 10 the said Levi
u TI1Tlg fr hES father, E1tal Long, his deed
fs5Tirs sSte the Sd tiay OF October. lS5a, lying
ON fbe knob fork Of Fish Creek and BOUNDED
AZ follows beginning at Maple, thence Z
70 a Whit oak thence y. 10 Z 60 poles to a
ssisar tree$ thence W. lS4 poltS TO white oak
thence : = E 56 poles 10 the beginning, con
faIninR 100 acres Of land, more or less ms
land as conveyed to secuTe a debt to w. r.
Peterson Of S65.
DANIEL PECK,
- ,.as,-- TulSTee.
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THE political results OF the Connec-
ticut election are likely to be impOr-
tant. It was because both parties per-
ceiyed this fact that the contest was OF
almost unprecedented severity. The
Legislature Just elected are to choose a
United states Senator. That OF itself
was enough to lend marked interest
to the struggle. But that did not
chiefly attract the attention either of
the citizens OF Connecticut or OF those
OF other States. All eyes were turned
70 the gnbernatoriRl contest, yet not
mainly because OF their personal inter
est in Gen uawley or Mr.. English
Both men are hghly respected in their
private relations. But everybody felt
that the grave question was TO be de
cided, whether, even in the face of for
tnidable obstacles, the Union party of
ConnecEient would abandon its princi-
pIes and fail to march on to triumph. as
ft marched for so many successive
years. II was also profoundly felt
That IL the Union party in that State
faItered. wavered and went down, the
effect upon the politics OF the whole
country would be most marked. The
Democrats would then take new
S,ourazs. would bellows that our
nsTty was disorganiEing and going to
pieess, and would enter upon their
eampaign with new prospects OF sue
ossst But Il will now be seen that the
di6erences between the President and
Congress cannot turn the Union men
from the great principles on which they
have acted, bat that they VIII remain
TINE % them TO the last The whole
nation has cause 20 be grateful 20 the
Unfonists OF Connecticut for their gall
LIANT eight and brilliant triumph.
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THE new reform bill, in England,
proposest to reduce the qualifications for
voters so that about four hundred thou
sand voters would be added tothe pres
emit number. It cuts down the require
ments for COUNTY voters from my
pounds to fourteen pounds occupancy,
for bOroughs to seven pounds rental,
and for dodgers TO the payment Of ten
pounds for apartments. Those who
have predicted that Russell, Gladstone
and Bright could not agree on any bill
missed their calculations. The difficult
question of redistributing seats is post
poued. Every one knows how great is
the inequality in representation in
England. The evil must in time be
ramedied. Thenew bill passed the first
reading without opposition but the
tories have decided now to fight it at
every step.
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aflr Adttrtisfnlents.
wanted.

AZ AGENT FOR EACH OF THE FOL-
A loving counties to sell Wheeler & " tlsou
and Howe SeHinZ Machines, viz GueInsSS
and Noble COUNTIES ohio Brooke and Han
eocS counties West Va Exclusive rights 70
territory guaranteed and the most liberal
terms gwen For active. 61s5ne2 men nc
heTter opportunity Is now OPEN Apply Al
WM. SUMNER q Gus, No. 90 Main street
anrll-es0d-dIE
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wHEE ELM
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
and MOTIVE sLAr
WHEELING. W. VA.


nIHE TELEGRAPHIG DEPARTMENT OF
this Institute Is now folly organized and
COMPLETED being under the change OF M
JOHN MORGAN, JR-, formerly Of the U :
telegraph Company.
This brsI.ch OF science Is one that should be
SOUGHT after by every Dung man, before Sou-
s.dedng his education complete Even u NOT
expecting TO follow Il as q profession, II Is tbe
most interesting study OF the age 1t verses
ire student thoroughly in the Theory and eff
fe[ts OF Electricity in all its forms. and VIII
prove OF immense advantage TO him In aftEr
a young man who understands Telegraph
ing. Bookkeeping, DC, can almost always
co1nnard excellent situations, such as Oh
tanning the position Of Freight agent, Express
agent, Ticket agent and Telegraph operator
on1he numerous Railroads in this country. In
farf Young men combining these acquire
meats are eagerly sought after nearly All the
EveEy department Of the College is now in
fun operztton- Weare daily receiving youths
into the Preparatory department under the
able instruction OF q competent Teacher.
aprl0 MITCHELL & CREASE1.
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T,oo-NS prTAr4ISE preserves the life Of the
EJoJr-ehangesf IL from gray 70 lts original col0I
IN Time Week-prevents the hair from Ial t-
inR-fs the best article for dEessslns tne uatL
r.I-7ay fnTlud In the naHket-Wt0 surely remove
fag1dFufTaud cure all dtse2@e of the sSzlLP
is g5eIightfully peFfumed, cures balances, ann
will not stain the skin We te!i t - !, -
ReStorer and Dressing Combined:
No orher preparatEon for the hair contains
Pss5aehio Nut on Sold by all Druggists
ORRIS SKINNER & CO, sole ProPIietofs'
Springfield, Mass
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wEhave tothank Captain R. W. Blue,
OF the 9Th West Virginia Cavalry, for
lille OF the Daily UaioH Tedette, pub
lIshed ut Salt Lake City Utah Territory
We shall endeavor tomorrow to give
some of the peculiar contents OF these
papers to our readers.
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with full directions Tor use
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WheeIIng and lIoupdsyiIIe rurnpIke

DuRsTJAST TO AN ACT OF THE
IeriSlRture the subscription books OF the
SS-Sr,itni Sfuclz OF the wheeling and Mounds
Viiie Turnpike Company Will be opened on
TuesiST Anil 10Th. rs folloUS viz
IN the city OF wheeling, underline direction
Of .Iohn Handiin. EdWaFd NJ, Norton and
AIon1o Iloring, atthe o1ioe OF the BenWood
At BsnEood, under the direction OF S. No
Mecheu. Hmm McAfecheu and v. l.
Cockayne. NJ the Post office-
At Noundsyille, under the direction Of Geo
Edwards VIM Alexander Aimed Tonlinson-
and Isaiah BEyson, ~ the store OF George
Edvan4S
On saturday, the 18th Of April. the above
city OF wheeling at the Board OF Trade rooms.
aprEIot Er --ff
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HoN. ALEX. H. H. STUART has been
selected 70 deliver the annual address
before the literary societies OF the Uni
versity Of Virginia, at the annual COM
mencement in June.
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GOYERNMFNT SALE.

Drugs. Chemicals. Hospital stores,
India Rubber Goods Druggists
SnndFIeS, 6c-
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT THE
w Me4ficaI PurveyOT's Warehouse, Pubic
Square, NASHVILLE, TENN,
oS WEDNESDAY MoKSISG, April 18th, at
O'Clock.
A large stock OF the foregoing articles, In
ORIGINAL Packages consisting in part OF
600 pounds Of Sulph Ether.
100 - Nitrous
200 ChlOroloIm.
LOO "a Canth. Plaster.
loo "a Carb Ammonia
200 Cal Liquorice.
100 gallons Alcohol;
I'm ounIeST TaBnin StneH
sou pounds Extracts
400 CeFateS
1900 yds Adhesive Plaster.
1000 IsinRlass ..
100 pounds Patent Lint
80 Fine Sponge.
1900 Farina-
1900 "A Essence Beef
SO I" Gelatin.
100 W. W. Mortars-
.S3 f Prs Ssalss-
SO I. R Cushions.
100 G. p. Blankets.
Together with general supply OF Chemi.
Gals, Medicines, Hospital Stores, Druggists
Furnishing Articles sc, provided for Govern
menf Hospitals Goods can be examined two
DAYS prior to sale. Catalogues ready.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Bvt- Col. U. s. Vols,
apr1o-l0t Medical Puryeyor O. S. a.
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School Booksl School Books
BOOKINGS
Furniture Polish.

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finest Piano
The price OF furniture win be paid II my
Furniture Polish in the least injuries Il.
Be sure and ask for Bookings Furniture
Poltsh-refuse All others, as they contain
Turpentine.
Manufactured by EDMUND BOOKING,
Druggist, No. Odd Fellows Hall apr6
an RECEIPT OF ONE DOLIsAH I
.OWn furnish printed Instructions by which
RnyperSon can acquire a bustness adapted both
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PIsO-s CURE FOR CONSUHPTIoN
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wheeling
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Agents Wanted EVERYWHERE.

A GENFASs5 10 SO FOR LADIES AND
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The best and only perfectly reliable cheap
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agents the above salaries or allow comnlis-
son nom which tNl7ca that can be realized
AddreSs 1or circulars and terms
3 A BROWN & CO.
marSSu1S Pittsburgh Pa.
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HEP YOUR PREMISES FREE FRoE
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in use. Priee, Flfty Cents per TlaelEaee a
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For sals by McCABE KRAFT 4 CO.
MARYLAND LIarE-Io0 BBLS, NARY
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PnrifY Your Houses.

save EOuFNeII EEOll
Most Astonishing Discovery OF
the Times
THE AMERICAN DEODORISER viii alb
soTb an unpleasant odOrs- arising from any
eanse whatever II Is immediate IN Is =, IasLlOn
AVID Till diSsfpafe all foul szssS. OF smell lroIn
mains SeWefS. Vaults. decayiuG NeeeL4LtpSn
in a fsE moments being prOnouneed .! i -
Boards Of Health in the E4sleTn GILES - IL
EaIIfhls-
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Dissolution.

TIME FIRM OF EUS1oS. MCCAIN CO.
Brewers, of Wheeling, has been dtSsolv-
3D. Persons indebted 10 the nTm are herr
alone. has authority TO settle and receipt for
such debts ALEX EUSTOS,
T. II MCCAIN,
anrT-Sr J. K MCIsANN.
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MOTHER SUPPLY OF LADIES' AND
n Gents Shoulder Braces Just received by
ODBERT, Chemist, end OF Stone Bridge.
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TELEGRAMS, Ae.

The Committee Of the Senate and House of
Representatives appointed to visit the Naval
Academy at Annapolis made their visit Sat-
nrday, in special train provided by VIM. Z.
Smith, Esq, Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. The entire body of students of the
Academy were drawn mp in line TO receive the
committee, who were escorted by Admiral
Porter and his staff through the various de-
partments. The students went through the
varied exercises of their discipline, evincing
perfect familiarity with the tactics Of their
military and naval education. Every variety
OF manPuvre capable of being performed upon
land was given with an exactness and uni
formity that ELECTED from the committee the
strongest encomiums. Subsequently, the COM
mlttee witnessed the skill of the young can
noneers in their practice at target firing Ad-
miral Porter handsomely entertained the guests
at ms residence, and afterwards they Were
handsomely entertained al the executive man.
sion by HIS Exeellency Governor Swami
Near Vienna, Dorchester county, Maryland
few days since, says the Cambridge Inteui-
gencer, two white men, one of whom Is named
Cyrus Stack, ''met or overlook Miss Mary
Mathews, very respectable and intelligent
colored lady, teacher ofthe colored school near
said place, and Stack stepped mp to her and
without word gave her a blow from his fist
upon her head or face, which prostrated her at
his feet, where she remained for some time in
sensible I"
The Fenian Congress at Pittsburg, Pa, ad-
journed finally Saturday, after passing reso-
lutlons dlsclalmlng all connection with Ameri-
can politics. They adopted an address TO the
Fenian Brotherhood urging on the work OF
immediate preparation for war.
The st. Louis Republican says that within
few days a single transportation company in
that city has made engagements of freight TO
the extent OF three millions ofpounds for Mon
tana Territory alone.
MAJOR Gee. at one time in charge Of the Con-
federate prison at Salisbury, North Carolina,
is soon TO be tried at Raleigh on the charge of
cruelty TO the prisoners under his charge during
the war.
Captain Hogg, late of the Confederate army
killed Captain Williams, OF the Federal army,
In street fight, in Carthage, Tennessee, on
Monday.
General Logan has stated that the use of his
name by the fenians at Pittsburg was unau-
thorized by him.