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APartione,l ConseryatIye.

Itseems that one l.. P. Milligan, one
of yallandigham's Sons of Liberty,
who was sentenced to Imprisonment
for life for REASONABLE practices during
the war, and recently pardoned, has
received welcome from some men of
like minds with himself, at Crestiline,
in Ohio, and read written speech of
which the following PASSAGES reported:
.'Among the greatest sinners against
Gods righteous will were Lincoln,
Brough and Morton, and though he
was not prone to believe in special
providences, their fate was otherwise
unaccountable. One had been sum
moned TO the bar of sretributive JUS
tice with his sins unrepented Of
Another, covered all over with the mil
dew of debauchery and wrapped in ex-
halations from which buzzards would
turn their offended noses, carried to the
grave the impress of infamy, while
there vet remains one of the Goddess
trio; but the plague is on its westward
march, his limbs are smote with the
blood of crime, and tremble under
their load of corruption. Still he
prayed that the Governor might live
long enough to realize In this world,
rather than in the next, that God is
Just. lie renewed his adhesion TO the
Democratic party, and exhorted his
hearers TO maintain the organization of
the party, though eowarlly men may
have shrunk from the holiness of It's
truth, and attempted to corrupt its ritu-
al and constitution
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The majority for the Constitutional
Amendment, as given by the Morgan
town Post, is $50. The Post is in high
gIee over the result. A few of the head
lines over the returns are as follows:
''Monongalia the Banner County of
West Virginia !-Bring out the Guns /!
-Hurrah! acknowledgements and
Rebels all sailed for Salt River !-Good
Evening, Conservatives i-How are
You, "Snaix ?"
Concerning the election, the Post
makes the following remarks:
''The "boys in blue" were out in all
their strength, with new brooms, fully
determined TO make n clean sweep of il,
and nObly did they succeed. So far as
heard from, Monongalia is the banner
county. She rolls up the handsome
majority of 6Sg!i I'VE can lend friend
Campbell four hundred, and then beat
him.j From every direction the votes
come in all o. X, except from Ohio
and Wetzel counties, and from present
we rather guess $40, 600 of
the best men" will have to leave the
State! What pity!
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A Significant Vote I'm West virginia.

6FVht pte CtAtlt, Nelc 1OTk, HeTuId.
The people of Western Virginia voted,
on Thursday upon the following pro-
posed amendment to the State Consti-
tuition: "No person who, since the LIST
day of june, 1861. has given or shall
give voluntary aid or assistance to the
rebellion against the United States,
shall be a citizen OF this State, or be al
lowed to vote atany election held there
in, unless he has volunteered into the
military or naval service of the United
States, and has been or shall be honor
ably discharged therefrom." Full re-
turns of the election have not yet been
made; but enough have been received
to indicate the adoption of the amend
ment by large majority. The loyal
people ofthe border States appreciate
the necessity of making some distinc-
ton between those who, during the
war, fought to destroy the Union, and
those who fought to save it. They
know just what construction is to be
put upon the professions of rebels and
traitors They deem it neither wrong
or unjust TO take at their word
those men who, on joining the
rebellion, expressed the most en-
phatic determination never again
TO- own allegiance to the Govern
ment of the United States, and declare
that they shall have no part or lot in
conducting the affairs OF that Govern
ment. The rebels can consistently find
no fault with this treatment. In
deed they do not, when they consider
the past and make honest confession
of their views of the right ndjustice of
things. This is what a rebel soldier of
Tennessee recently said to Mississip-
pi planter in discussing the franchise
law of his own State: 'I can't blame
the Legislature for acting as it did. 1t
did nothing but what we intended to
do had we won the fight in place of the
| Yankees. If we had held Tennessee
We would not have allowed Union men
to vote or hold Office, and there is no
| sense in my abusing others for doing
| to me what L had fully determined TO
do them had circumstances been differ
ent. don't deny that it is pretty
rough to be denied vote, but still it is
| the fate OF war, and / know that we
| Confederates were determined to dis
franchise all who were against us. We
have no business at all TO complain"
4 As TO the working of this policy, the
Hon. Horace Maynard, of Tennessee,
1 said in a recent speech in Maryland:
/ Living somewhat nearer this afflicted
1 region than it is your lot to do, having
have had occasion TO do, / am fully
| convinced that if this policy is adopted
4 as the stern, unyielding, fixed, and i'm
movable determination of the loyal
millions of freemen-that none but
loyal men shall exercise political pow
er either at the ballot box or in official
position-that these eleven States re-
Gently in rebellion will demonstrate
loyalty and devotion to our country
that will not be surpassed even in the
most loyal parts of the whole land"
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THE Richmond Dispatch in noticing
General scott's death remarks with in
tended Significance that sat the COM
mencement of the late war, General
Scott did not resign his commission and
tender his sword to his native State"
No, eternal honor to his memory =
he did not, like the traitor Lee, desert
the service of his country in the hour
of her extremity. Nor sit possible for
any traitorous Virginia pen to detract
from his iIIustrious memory on that
account. Such men as the editors ofthe
Dispatch heaped their anathemas on the
head of the old hero during the war.
History will convert them, like the
words of BALKAN, into the Language of
eulogy. When Lee, who did "resign
his commission," shall be remem-
bered as second Benedict Arnold.
Winfield Scott will be honored and
loved as "a second Warrington.
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Alta regular meetine 81 the Board or Direct
ors OF the National Bank OF West Virginia.
held nc their banking house, May Slsf fSilB
the following resolutio IONS were Adopted
WHEREAS, We have heart with deer sor-
row aud regret OF the death ofour late inem-
ber. Mr. y. =. Cooper, therefore
Relc9red, That la all his relations to this
shlik he has shown an earnest and abiding
Interest In is welfare and has manifested
he5oiped. That we deeply depIofe hfs loss
- Z ny ll't'er 81 our body as merchant and
q 9 and do hereby tender 10 the film-
this their great am iefion 's7ii5'z-s
4 20 Z nat Tho above resolutions be
published IN the CITY "a rers, and tllaf copies
be furnished the family. -. : -
~ 'tszls e 70 ~ order OF the Board
q. LAM. Cash.
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BRICK MAGHIME

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, 5000
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Address ABRAI REQUA, General Agent,
III Broadway, New York. apr24-2tnevod
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FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE i.
GES. sCorr's funeral takes place to.

GES. SCoTT's funeral takes place to-
day. He is to be buried in the West
Point Cemetery, and the highest mill
tary and civic honors viii be paid his
illustrious memory by the representa-
tives of a grateful people.
West Point, the seat of the United
States Military Academy, was proba-
bly, the dearest and most congenial spot
on earth to the old hero, and it is meet
that his mortal remains should lie
there. For the last forty years of his
life his summers have been passed at
that locality.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Es-
say of Warning and instruction for Young
Men. Also. Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means ofre-
lief Sent free of charge in sealed letter en-
velopes- Address, DIR. j. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Editors Intellige,.eer:.

AullOTS 4IteLlige1lceT: ~
Complaints OF any nuisance, proper
~ made by giving name and locality,
VIII be promptly attended to. A COM
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HEALTH OFPICER.
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yon have censnmptLon, - it.

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II you have any OF the symptoms OF this
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II it does you no good your money will be re-
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RB-How many cases of fatal disease have
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Wheeling,
apr6 Sole Agent for West Va.
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These Pills act as a mild and gentle stimu-
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channels. Under certain circumstances they
should not be used. Price 81 90 per box. By
mail to any address 81 10. Sold by
LAUGHLINS q BUSHFIELD.
Also by c. II. ODBERT, Stone Bridge.
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DIR. LAROOKAu's
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Popular Shoe House,!

Situated on Main Street, has of late become
50 greatly Panic Stricken that he has been
compelled to consolidate with Jews and GEN
tiles, in order that lie may be able 10 meet the
wants of his '.few customer" and yet he Is
so greatly demoraIized in his prices that he
has to increase and decrease every twenty
four hours.
Take advice my good brother
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Election in Kanauha county.

Cap4. Mcwhorter, OF Knnawha, writ
ing TO his brother, the Auditor, under
date of 18th (last Saturday. says the
majority for the amendment in Ka-
nawha county mot then fully ascer-
tained) would be between 500 and GOO.
This is not quite what the friends of
the amendment in that county expect
ed, but it does very well, and will be
improved on next fall.
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and fertilize yourself in such n m amer that
you will be deserving of the credit and pat
Ionage of your few customers, who may yet
see proper with an act ofchariiy to patrOnize
your popular shoe ouse, i'll order that you
may NOT, ERE LONG" become an isolated
Maniac"
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VENETIA, the surrender OF which by
Austria, to Italy, the latter now makes
a condition of keeping the peace, is in
every way prize worth contending
for. 1t may well be called the bright
est jewel in the Hapsburg crown, and
a jewel, therefore, which we do not be
lieve will ever be voluntarily given up.
The city itself is, mt the present day,
one OF the finest in all Europe, and,
for many centuries, the reader need
scarcely be reminded, it was the first
maritime and commercial metropolis
of the Old World. The history of the
city is associated with many of the
most important events of which the
continent has been the theatre, both in
early and modern times, Its origin
dates from the invasion OF Atula, in
452, when number OF the inhabitants,
taking refuge in the islands of the
Adriatic, formed confederation of
their cwn TO oppose the barbarians.
Thenceforth, IL makes conspicuous
figure in Italian history, dowh to
about the beginning of the sixteenth
century when it began to decline.
The French Revolution humbled it,
and despoiIed it. At the treaty of
Presburg, 1885, It was made over TO
the Kingdom OF Italy, and was under
the dominion of the French till 1914,
when, in the general scramble for the
spOils, following the downfall of Bona
parte, it reverted to Austria. During
the revolutionary SIMEON which swept
over the continent in 1913, Venetia, it
will be remembered, made an effort TO
throw of the Austrian yoke, but it did
not succeed. From that day to this its
Inhabitants have ever been FESTIVE |
under this yoke, and should Victor
Emanual really attempt to release it |
from its present possessOrs, it is not TO
be doubted that, swarming as the coun-
try and all its surroundings arer with
CToatian bayOnets, besides being COM
manded by Austrian cannon at every
available point, he may confidently
count upon the cooperation OF at least
n majority of its Inhabitants.
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Powers Perpetual Broom.

Every Man his own Broom Maker.
THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST PRACTICAL
Il useful inventions of the age. Men are
making from $40 to so per day, and from
so 10 500 per month selling county rights
Apply to the undersigned for circulars, or
personally, and If cannot satisfy any person
that this is the biggest little thing 10 make
money out of will pay travelling expenses
to the city or from diStancel and bill In the
city. County rights for sale in West Va
H NJ. SCOTT. SpriPg House.
my26-lwH Wheeling, W. Va.
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ssExEcuTIvE MANSION, Mayo, '66.
'sThe President, with profound sor-
row, announces TO the people of the
Scott, late lieutenant General of the
army.
son the day which may be appointed
for his funeral the several executive de-
partments of the government will be
closed The heads OF the War and Navy
Depar tments VIII respectively give or
ders for the Payment of appropriate
honors to the memory of the deceased.
s1s-t s..ANnREW Johnson
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alftr advertisements.
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attention paid to the collection OF Drafts,
Notes, Bills, &C. Specie, Bank Notes Bonds;
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risks when required. Freight, Merchandise
and small parcels carried at as low rates as
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my3l.2w Wheeling, W. Va.
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Look out for Bargains -!

T WILL SELL, ON SATURDAY THE
| Ind of June, at my Auction Rooms, on
Market street, commencing at 8 O'Clock, two
spring wagons, one single, the other double.
NEARLY newt suitable for Express or other
purposes. Also two first-claSS Work horses;
one set double harness: one set single do
nyssO-lto GEO. E. WICKHAM.
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on receipt of the intelligence an
nouncing the decease of General Scott.
the President issued the following or
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p. Stables shoes only five cents, as adj
'ertised May 18th. 1866. Reference not re.
uired. jul-lw

Fair and Festival.
NlHE LADIES OF THE FIRST UNITED
i PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will hold a
Fair and Strawberry Festival
At WASHINGTON HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 9TH.
The proceeds OF which are to aid the copgre-
gat ion in the erection OF n new church build
| ing; Admissions cents. Tickets can be
| Nesbett & Bros, 80 Monroe street, and at the
- Reglster copy and charge this ofi fssjl~
Lime.
NTARYLAND, LOUISVILLE AND COM
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sorgum Cane Mills.
nm CANE MILLS-ASSORTED SIZES
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OK TONS. NORWAY BAR IRoN-As-
80 sorted sizes-Gor oil well tools, &c.
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Tuyere Irons and Thimble Skeins.
UNHIMBLE sKEINs- SIZES
il Duck Nest Tuyere Irons. A new article
received by
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
PICTORIAL BOOK OF
Anecdotes and Incidents of the Re-
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GPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED WITH
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ON the 18th instant the English gov
eminent forwarded TO its ambassadors
abroad an official statement of the fl
nancial condition of the country. This
circular explains the causes of the pres,
ent commercial crisis in England, and
states the measures taken by the gov
ernmsnt to meet the emergency. In
considerate speculations, entered into
in the desire of speedy wealth, and fla
yored by the overplus of capitol, which
Induced the more steady men OF bust
ness to overstep the natural limits, com
bined with political events upon the
continent, which NOT only operated OBJ
structive1y upon business intercourse,
but also shook confidence, had already
rendered the general position unsound
when the failure of the house of Over
end, Quincy IL Co. operated as the i'm
mediate cause. The many millions this
house held were properly the reserves
of a considerable number of private and
joint-stock banks, and should have
been retained in its possession. A
panic, therefore, arose through that
bankruptcy, which turned against
these banks, and threatened to extend
TO the remainder OF the country, where
paper was in circulation for many mill
lions, represented only by the personal
respectability of the acneptors. Under
such circumstances ii was natural that
great claims should be made upon the
Bank OF England, which would ulti-
1nately have exhausted its resources.
For this reason the government, trust
ing firmly in the subsequent acquies-
pend the bank charter, limiting the
issue ofnotes, and hopes that by means
OF this measure all commercial houses
resting upon firm basis, and conduct
ed upon sound principles, will be able
70 snemonnt the crisis, and that no per-
land.