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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-20
sTEEs, SALE.

STEES' SALE.
LEU N AND REfINING COMPANY. Of st Louis.
D did, on The Twenty .thitd day of January, A. D.
Eighteen hundred and sxty-sIx convex TO the under
signed Trustee the lands and premises hereinafter de-
noie, made bv said Ompany, ana bearing even date
with said rost eed Tor the sum Of ten thousand three
10 his order day ter the date hereof with lawful
Interest; and so to secure the pay ent to said Ford
all other moneys which he might, from time to time
And whereas 1t was In and bV said Trust Deed pro-
yided mat, in case the said Company should make
delaut in the payment oil the moneys secured by saic
advanced by The said Ford, with interest that the
said rustee might proceed 10 sell property in said
the bidder at the east wont Of the Court House
In ST Louis 1or cash, ii st giving sixty days public
notice OF the time Terms. and place Of said sa g. by
advertiser ent in some newspaper printed IN St. Louis
And whereas Default has been made in the payment
of the secured by said deed notice Is there
will on the tn day September D.. eighteen nun,
dred and sxty-sIX, between the hours of ~ ana
o'clock r. at the cas- ront or he court Hoesg 1 Sigh IN
est bidder, the ands in said deed mentoned' and
which described as iOloNs;-An that certain Iact
Venanpo and state Of Pennsy vauia, bounded aud de-
scrbed as tOl ows, Ni;Beginning at post at the
northeast corner Of he Herki ner COMPANY anL and
west On hundred ana seventy and seven-tenths rods to
NJ at fhc soutbeaEt corner OF the Herkmer COmpanys
oi vone and rods to post the southeast
Crer of be pece Ibei &C noth one and three ourths
degrees one hundred ahd eishtY-tnree aud tour
tban north eiebty-egh and One-fou IN degraes west
hrt nine end entbs rods 10 the place of begin
ming containing toIty-iour acres land.
pa'e' 'uH' 81 '''' HAMILTON SPENCER
6a9fOt Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05
News from New York

New YORK, Feb 3.-Ricbard P. Col.
burn sub.editor OF the New York Tribune,
and George Knapp, one of the proprietors
Of the ST, Louis Republican were arrested
in this city yesterday on warrant issued
by Judge Bowling, on complaint of 4. P.
Stewart The complaint Is founded on
certain allegations which appeared in a
late issue of the st. Louis Republican, iu
a letter written by Mr.. Colburn as New
York correspondent. In consequence OF
the lateness of the hour at which the
arrests were made, no official empowered
to take bail could be found, so that both
the accused were locked up for the night
at the ninth precinct station house.
The IIerald's Toronto dispatch says the
Canadian Fenians have issued an addres:
to the American Brotherhood endorsing
the O'Mahonsy faction, declaring the
true and only objsssef the movement tc
De the freedom OF Ireland, aud denoupc'
ing the proposition TO so TO Ireland by
Tie way Of Canada.
James Appleby, Buffalo lumber uer'
cnan!, was yesterday brought to thi:
city IN the custody of al officer, and
committed to the tombs for examination
on charges preferred by Daniel ". Brown
an oil merchsnt, OF forging the name 0.
Davis d Co. lumber merchants, 0.
Cslidou!s, Canada West,
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Wopse of Delegates.


Prayer by Mr.. Riddle, member of
House from Richtie.
The question being on the selection of
a site for the permanent location of the
copital, Mr. Cunningham, of Marion, of.
ferred resolution providing that the
point receiving the lowest number OF
votes be dropped after each ballot.
Mr.. Cunningham spoke in support Of
his resolution Mr.. Gof, of Harrison, op.
posed it Mr. Kellar, of Barbour, favor
ed Mr.. Zinn, of Preston, favored Mr..
johnson, of Tyler, opposed Mr. Ben
nett, of Gilmer, opposed, and Mr., Max
we'll, of Tucker, opposed.
The yeas and nays being demanded on
the question, the resolution was rejected
by the following vote:
YEAS -Messrs Bee, Beesou, Bristor,
Brown, Combs, Cunningham, Dolly, Hin
kle Kellar, Mccoy. Riddle, Smith (of
Berkeley, and Zinn-l3
NAYS -Messrs Pinnell, Speaker,
Ballard, Bell, Bennett, Camden, Carroll,
Cassidy, Cook, Cooper, Curtis, Darnel,
Dyche, Fleming, Given, Cot, Hagans,
Higgins, Hinchman, Hooker, Hornbrook,
Johnson, Kyle, Lockhart, Mairs, Max
veil, McCurdy, McQuinlan, McWhorter,
RAIDER, Smith (of Hancock), Spencer,
Stidger, Trainer, Williamson, Witcher
and Workman Sc
The House,tien proceeded to ballot, as
follows:
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS
SAtED

Gentlemen go had negro man worth g 2lu
who took cold from bad hurt III the leg, and
was useless for over year. l had used every
thing could hear Of without benefit unit! /
tried the Mexican Mustang Liniment II soon
effected permanent cure
i. l.. DOWNING
Montgomery Ala June H., 1859.
take pleasure IN recommending the MeNI-
can Mustang Liniment as a valuable and ndls
pensabe article for SprRius Sores ScritCLvs OF
Calls on Horses. Our men have used II for Burma,
Bruises, Sores Rheumatism &C. and All SAY II
acts like magic. J . Ii HEWITT.
Foreman Tor Amor,can Nos FargOs and
Harnden's Express
The sprain OF my dlughter- ankle ucCa
stoned while skating last winter, was cutiroly
cured in one week, after shs muu,cd using
your celebrated Mustang Linimunt
ED. SEELl
Gloucester, Mass Aug J. l-GJ.'
Ii is an admitted iaCt that the Mustang LIui
ment performs more cures IL a shorter umc uA
man and beast than any article ever discovered
Families livery.men and planters should always
have II on hand Quick and sure It certainly Il
All genuine is wrapped ia steel plate cugray.
ings bearing tho signature OF g. W WeslbruOk,
Chemist, and the prird'e [ :. stamp of DFNAs
BARNES Co. over the top
An effort has been made to counterfeit lt with
Il cheap stone plate label Look ,lJss,y
Saratoga spring Water sold hv all
Druggists.
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West Virginia Legislature.
Senate.
SATURDAY, Feb. 3, lS66.
-. l.. D. n. NTa,1;,

SAIIhDal, L GU, a. iO'p'
Prayer by Rev Dr. Martin.
Mr.. Price, from the Committee oil
Townships, &c, reported back the Sen
ate Bill TO incorporate the town OF
Ceredo, in Wayne County, recommending
its passage with an amendment, which
was adopted, and the Bill was read the
second time aud ordered to be engrossed
Mr.. Dix, from the Committee on Edu'
cation, reported back the Senate Bill In
relation to Brooke Academy, without
any recommendation.
On motion of Mr.. Duyal, the Senate
refused to read the Bill the second time.
The House Bill, allowing witnesses one
dollar per day and FIVE cents for each
mile travelled, and the House Bill to
protect bounties of soldiers from attach.
ment or levy, were passed.
The Senate Bill to amend Section "a
of Chapter liz of the Acts of 1868, was
read tue second time, aud ordered to be
engrOssed.
On motion of Mr. Maxwell, the Senate
bill in relation to certain deeds in Mon
roe county, was taken from the table,
the vote ordering it to be engrossed re-
considered, and the hill re-committed.
Mr. Burdett presented joint resolu-
tion of respect and gratitude to General
D. Karnes Tor his efforts, enterprise and
perseverance in the discovery of petrole.
u1n in this State, and for his energy in
developing it, aud instructing the Gov.
ernor to procure suitable medal to be
presented to General Karnes. The reso.
lutiOn lies over one daY
On motion of Mr.. Burley the Judiciary
committee were directed to inquire into
the expediency of increasing cons ables
fees in certain cases.
Mr.. Burdett was granted leave of alb
sence until Tuesday next.
Adjourned.
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Mexican NeMa.

new YORK, Feb. 3.-The Herald's We
ra Cruz correspondent says Arrange
ments are being made for the withdraw
al Of the French troops They.wili leave
the country rs soon as their term Of ser
vice expires.
The rebels in the country are beCom.
ing disgnsted with the French, and many
of them are returning to the Southern
States.
The NotiCiOso, paper of Vera CIuz,
thought to he somewhat liberal in its
views, has been ordered to discontinue
the publication of correspondence from
the United States, and also from Europe,
on the subject of the relations existing
between France and the aforesaid cOun-
try.
twas rumorcd that Senor Hidaigo
had arrived from France TO tell MaXimil-
ian that Napoleon can no longer help
him aud that he had better prepare to
resign the Imperial position. MaXimil-
ian expressed his willingness for the
French troops to be withdrawn if the
United States would send him troops to
replace them. He has also expressed his
Willingness to abdicate in favor of Ttur-
bedie 1t was rumOred that he would
soon receive another million of dollars
from France. and that he will make 4
change in his Cabinet soon.
The difficulty between the Pope aud
the Mexican clergy about church prop
erty confscations continue.
About thirty thousand stand of arms
for the Imperialists recently arrived at
Vera Cruz from New York, but being con.
demned as unserviceable, were sent
back,
It is said that thus far not an acre of
ground has beeu allotted to emigrants,
except to a colony CT Imperial soldiers
discharged from service. A few Ameri.
can families who came to the country,
Induced by the flaming addres, of Muir.
ray & Co, have expended their last dol.
lar aud are in pitiable condition. There
is land held by the government, but
confederate Imperial officers have made
sad work with the power placed in their
hands by inviting emigration prema-
turely.
1t was po:sed that Maxiuiliau had
receatly said IN public that be intended
to continue the Course lie had begup'iu
Mexico, and TO pursue bis destiny,
The court martialing and execution OF
Republican prisoners by the ImPerialists,
apd auarebaI proceedings throughout
tue country continue,
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"Jes' SOL Exactly ':-Solon Shiagle said
they were there every time II he ieIt " owl
ey" in the morning, he took Piautation BItters
II he felt weary AZ night, he took Plantation Bit-
tiers; If no lacked appetite. was weak, langud
or mentally oppressed he took Plantation Bit
ters and they never failed 10 set him on his
pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better authority but
as some may, Just read the following:
owe much " you, for ]
verify believe the Plantation Buffers have saved
my life. REV. w. Il. wAGoNEk
Madrid Y. Y"
have been q great suter'
er from Dyspepsia, aud bad 70 abandon pEe,sA' ,s
ing. The Plantation DIT
REV. c. A. WILDWOOD,
New York City.
! had lost ali appetite
was so weak and enervated ! could hardly walk,
ana had perfect dread Of society.
The Plantation Bitters have set mo all right
JAMES HEIMINWAY
81. Louis, Mo-
The Plantation Bitters have
cured me of arrangement Of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years.
They act Ike charm. Z. e, MOORE,
25S Broadway, New York
Mrs. 0. n DEVOE, manager OF the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she
has given 1t 10 tho weak aud invalid children
under her charge, with the most happy aad graf
flying results." We have received over hun
dred reams OF such certIEcates but no advertise
ment is so effective rs what people themselves
say Of good article. Our fortune and our rep.
utation Is at stake The original quality and
high character of theae goods will be sustained
under every and all circumstances They have
already obtained sale in every town. village,
parish and hamlet among civilized nations Base
Initators try TO come as near our name and style
as they can and because a good article cannot
h. a 1ntr n Onr ON
port from parties who do not care what thoy sell.
BE on your guard See our private stamp over
the CORK u. II DRAKE s. CO,
New York City
Saratoga spring WnIer, sold by al
Druggists.
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New YORK, Feb. 4.-The Heralds To.
ronto special states that the Fsniau ex.
citement along the frontier Is still spread.
ing, The Mayor was dissuaded frem ar.
resting General Sweeney aud Presiden t
Roberts as they We're passing through on
the Great Western line, for fear they
should cause the destruction ofthe city.
Last night the Bleeker street d FHl.
ton Ferry Railroad Companies stables
were destroyed by fire and seventy
horses burned to death Loss about 4O,.
900 dollars.
4 Fortress Monroe correspondence
says JEFF. Davis imprisonment and the
public discussion cfhisefimes have made
him irascible and surly in his temper
His attention is now chiefly given tc
tault-fnding and reading his bible
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Heinstre 4 inimitable Hs.E CO!0Tipg Is 1ot a
dye All instantaneous dyes are composed u
lunar eauytie and more OF less destroy the yital.
ity add beauty Of the hair. This - tie or..1na.
Hair Col0riDg aud bas been gTowI9g n avo!
over twenty years. II restores gray hair % ia
original color by gradual absorption in 4 meet
remarkable manner. II Is also q beautiful hair
dressing. Sold IN tEo SiIes-5J csuts and sl-
by al dealers. {. HEIASTREEI, Chemist
Saratoga Spring Water, sod ey al
Druggists.
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WHO would lot he beautiful Who would not
add 70 their beauty What gives that marble
purity aud dtstin9lE appearance We observe mp.
on The stage, and 10 the city belief II 10 10 Ion
ger secret. They uBe H1gan's Magnolia Balm.
Its continued use removes tan, fTeeEles pinples
and r0ughness, from the face and hands and
leaves the complexion smooth transparent
blooming and ravishinx Unlike many oOsuet
les, It contains no nat5rISl iniuriOgstO - The SIN
ANY Druggist will order It Tor -0u II not on
Laud at 81 cts. per bottle
w Z HAGAH. Troy, y Z, Chemist.
DEMAs BARSES 4 co,
Wholesale Agents, =. Z.
Saratoga Spring Water, sod by al
Drug giSts.
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C0-PARTNERSHIP.

d have associated themselves under the firm
name Of BOYD X WAYMAS, for the purposs
OF carrying on the Wholesale Boot aud shos
business, st the old stand, No. &c Nam street,
occupied By tie late firm Of Altman & wayuEn,
where they vii keep . full stock Of goods In
their line, and By tIH dealing merit q eontinu'
aree Of TIE pstro1sgs 30 literally srtesdea 70
the late sru. isss'ln
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II tisamo-t teiigLttul Hlir DsesHug
1t eradiCates scruf and daudrun
lt keeps the head cool and clean
IL makes the hair rich, soft and gloss.
II prevents hair turning gray and falling oh.
II restores hair upon pTcmltuToly bald heads
This Is Just what Lyons KathaiTon viii do
1t IA pretty-it is chelp-duTable II IS literal
ly sold by the car load and vet its almost iHri ed
iblo demand Is daily increasing, until ther0 II
hardly country store that does not keep H. OF
family that does dot use H.
+. THOMAS LYON Chemist y Y
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by Al
Druggists
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Tvox., E1rzLcT OF Pun JAsUIcA GrsgEE-
so- ic5iSssttop Nausea Heartburn, slek head.
acbs Cbolerz MOrDuL Flatuleaey, &c. There a
T~arrnirg stiuulSnt is rsqa4red Its careful pre-
psrarion and tire purity makes Il a cheap ana
reliable article for culinary Purposes. Sold e..
erywhsTs. st 5octs- per bottle. Ask for Ii.
as Pure ETtr1et- Take 10 other
ssratega Spring Wafer, sod By al
Druggists. febI.sow
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight. Superior TO any Cologne.
used TO bathe the face and person. TO render the
perfume clothing, for headache, &C. 1t Is man,
ufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia, and
is obtaining patronage quite unprecedented.
It is favorite with actresses and opera singers.
1t is sold by all dealers at 81 90 in large bottles
sale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By all
Druggists.
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THE UNDERsIGNED, HAVING

/ disposed Of their Glass Hoass 70 west Vtr.
gIaia Glass Works and desIous Of closing up
teir business notice is hereby given 70 a. Per
soma having claims against them 10 present the'
saue for examination ana settlement and per.
sous indebted 10 them are requested to make
payment. RILEY, CoWL %.
Wheeling Feb 3, lso5 81
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West Virginia Glass Works,

Successors to Ripley, G0.l Co..
Ofsce. Webster ST., near Cbaplne Wheeling
W. Va
SP, HuDRETH President
" W. ECHcLs Secretary.
DIRECTORS
s. P Uildreth 4 Z. Qu8Trier X. A Nc
Cabs, Wiliiam ElstiDgs JSGOb Harlan, John
Rp.sy, ". W. Ee50!s.
This Company, having fully completed their
ORGANIZATION ana possessing ample facilities for
manufacturing, u are prepared 20 receive aud eI.
scuts all orders for Druggists, Glasswsre, In.
su1tors, Fruit Jars, FLAsGs MineTa!, Mustard
Ale, Porter, and Wine Botu,s and genera.
var .eTy OF Green aud Black 6Lass ware. All
communications 4ddrSsse1 70 TIE Secretary Will
lsce.ve prompt attention. isNJ-lm
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l:appearing, on the sixth ballot, that
Buckhannon had received the requisite
number Of votes, the blank in the bill
was ordered to be filled with the name
Of that town, and the House adjourned.
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1865, IMPORTANT 1866.
Should not be neglected. Do NJ.
your time and mOsy on waste
To Families und kfotcls
HsHus |. slA .HnEs n. ~ a

I'VE CREAPksT sUPPnEs
l. Encouraged 10y the past liberal ptronsgo
l have determined 10 connect with mysusintss
a trst.c class FAMILY GROCERY STGaE, aud
by my extreme efforts 10 furnish allartieles
usually kept (ard of the besp hope terece,ve
3 fair portion VI the patronage of the putiic
generally and would here cal their a,tenton
10 a few Of the standard articles, at the iollcw.
lug low prices Finest GuDpowder Tea cchoro)
~ 20 per 10 Finest Young dyson Tea si 7oler
10 Best japanese Tea Sl 50; English brek
fast Coffee sc Best Black Tea very nicc) 200
Bost Rio Coffee SJ 1J3o; very choice brown su
gar Ito Refined Sugars OF all Kinds nou ], u
no Rice (Carolina i2to, Pickles Cstsps,
Peaches IN SyrUps and Brandy; Oyster, bah
Cove and Spiced and all kinds OF dorTAp
Goods imported by nysslf embracing Turkish
Pruuvs. German Cherries, Leutols, Split Pes
Odt Meal Canadian Peas Holland Herring "a
brador Herring, Sardines Salad OIL, &c, DC,
as well as many other articles too numerouI 60
mention. Having bought for gold, am dotor
mined to sell low, and invite all TO call and eI
anime my goods All articles sold at thii sioro
siL be delivered TO any part OF tho city tfos OF
charge, ). HORkHEl MER
jani73m No i76 Market SqraIe
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DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTSERSIf1P HERETO
i FORE existing under the nrm name Of AL.
man & WsynAn, II the wholesale Boot and Shoe
rr.de Is dissolved, by the death Of the senior
mariner. Mr.. Altman. The business viii BE- set
tied BY the surviving partner.
MT. wAYMAN
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WANTED.

A GIVE MEN To CANVASS FOB
u LIFE INSURANCE. Such persons can
sc. ARTECRs Insurance Agelsy, Under Nc.
tors Hs1ss. esI-dlvsv
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C'ORN NEAL, WHITE AND VEL.
Sy S A' FE76l, HANDLG 3 60.
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CHARLES. SIEBKE,

FEaGSGF GS Z DTGk z Z AND ApsSeco sSeco6RER ssat5
Street. near the B. 4 O. R. R. Depot, Whesnng &
w Va An kinds OF Shawls, Ribbons, and eve
~ description Of Silks and WOODEN Goods exc
cutei on short notice and on reasonaoie teIms,
;.t4usns - IN % ,ba Western States. sepso
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C.H ErvAEps. xsDsgsE 81 Bresdrsy New
York. l@0 ~
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The Siamesc Twins Eclipscd.

. The Siamcso twins for years have been
looked upon as the greatest ofliying Gu
riosi.ics. They have travelled extensive. .
ly, and have attracted tho attention Of
scientific men both in this country and
Europe. Educated and practical men
have indulgod in much speculation in
regard to the peculiar tics existing be.
tween the dark skinned brothors, and it
was presumed that nature would not
soon produce such another striking an.
omaly. 1t appears, however, that tho
South has furnished us with another nat.
urul curiosity, which will attract as much
attention as the celebrated Siamcsc twins.
Two negro children arc now on exhibition
at Raleigh, n. G., that excite much GU
riosily. They arc fourteen years Of agc,
and were born of slave parents 10 Anson
county. The Standard speaks Of them
as follows:
"Thc connection between these girls
is closer than the Sauese twins, there
being more of tho physical and mental
organs common to each. The connection
begins below the neck, and terminates at
the extremity of the spinc. To touch
one at any point Of her body below tho
connection sends o sensation to tho
brain Of each; while a touch Of either
above the connection is felt BY that ono
only. They can talk to different persons
at the ,umo time on entirely different
subjects, and ono can engage in game
Of whist while tho other reads or sings.
Tho lady who has them in charge wis
their former mistress, and is now com.
mencing tour with thom under con-
tract with their parents, who are both
living" .... Z.
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a Case Of Hardship.

"Thc people of a portion of the State
have had no voice in framing your Con :.
stitution-no vote upon the question Of
its ratification. They wero not consult
ed when you included them in the State.
and many of them did not know until
recently that you had done so. They
arc taxed without representation and
governed by laws they have had no part
in framing. They have had no voice In
selecting the officers, small or great bJ.
whom thoy aro govcrucd."- Ata':,' q
tic "Cammitiee" Of tic Democratic IttrtY
Of West Virginia.. .... -.
Wc beg, with most profound respect,
to suggest to tho honorable chairman Of
the aforesaid com mmittce, thatin his noxt
manifesto he explain to tender'hcnrted
and sympathizing public vhero these
people were, and what they we're engaged
in, at tho time the Constitution Of the
new State was formed and ratiied7and
the present State officers elected. Such
a h.nrt.rending case ought to be looked q
into.-Mtclligcacer. .,- e.r . s,
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AS to the consequences in every con.
ceivablc point of view Of q reunion with
Virginia, wo will not attempt to portray
thcm to you. No disaster more com.
ploto than this could befall US, Il would
be as if living body should bo bound
to q dead ono. 1t would bc ns if pros
porous man wore compelled forever to
pay tribute to q proaisato. It would
simply bc o return to an exaggerated
degree of that scrvitudc that has made
West Virginia in days past o. land 80
undesirable to tho immigrant. 1mpov-
orished and desolatcd Virginiafwith hor
hopeless debt, would DO fastened upon
our prosperity as huge incubus forever.
In. conclusion we would exhort our
loyal .citizons to rally once again
with that zeal that has carried US safely
through our combined struggle for Ma
tional and State preservation thus far.
The victory this spring will put at rost
oil our fears for the future Of West Vir.
siuia. Lot us therefore arouse as ono
man and roll back tho lido Of reaction.
T. II. LoGAS,
john Il. WILSON,
JOSEPH BELL,
SAMCEL LACGnLIN,
JOHN r. HUBBARD,
JosErlG SEYBoLD,
4. W. CAMPBELL,
Central Union Committee.
WHEELING, April TO- 1866.