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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16
PrrsnuRa. Inly 5. Iss5:

AFeszrg k6c{IARE. RRART Co, Gentlemen.
AiIoTv Tne 10 add my testimony. 70 that Of
'otilefS in regard 70 your celebrated HDiarTheR
.Cofl p5Iund n have been for O long time
lS1fIect 10 the disease for which Il fsfeeona-
TIaeflded have tried various remedieS: but
never found one that 50 completely eradieaieN
AGO IWas suffering terribly with DnTT1lea
procured q bottle OF ''KnlIH DiaEThea Conn
pound" Iexpeheneed tmmidinte relief nom
one dose, and after q third dose felt as well ~
ever. j regard q rs nm invaluable uaedlelnes
and would not be without II Your truly,
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RebeIs Cannoti Hold once In WIscon.
sIn---0pinion of the Attorney GEN


Rebels CannotsHoId Omcein YIscon.
sin---Opinion of the Attorney Gen
eral. 535i ~
Itappears that at an election In Red
River. in Kewaunee conntyf imam.
named Ferdinand Heayers; who had
served as a volunteer In the rebel army,
was elected town clerk and justice of
the peace. His predecessor refusing to
give up the books and papers of the
oficeito him, helwrdte to Attorney Cen
.eral Gill asking his opinion as to, his
eligibility. The Attorney General. re-
plies that he cannot hold the office to
which he was elected, and says:
"Having served as 9 volunteer In the
late rebel army, You nave forfeited all
nolitical rights under the United States
Government and that government can
alone restore them. Having placed
yoursel in the altitude an alien enc
INV to the United States Government
you cannot exercise the rights and,
IriyiIepes not accorded to aliens who
are NOT enemies.. Not having the right
II vote Won cannot hold office.
GNo Repupli lcouI I've long tf Its
acknowledged enemies could without
'ifs consent participate in its admi MS
t5,,ss ~ II - fisss1 "a = ? u 8 - = g
The decision seems to ns, e eminent q y
sound HISeo,tsln isteEts sIo1sIs s fiisS
- I5siisl, Il tlsI III = ftt4z6 p q
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FROM wAsTHSGTON CITY.

The Bill Regarding Appointments
and RemOVHls---rhe GOnStltuGiOnal
Amendment.--Inter Revenue and
the TariE.--ETenFy A. WiSe-..Iu udge
L0hn G. undeEMnon. - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16
!. oMLY RN1LABLK REMEpY
OF It's kind now mus
q CHoLER R ~
: it's kindred dlseases-duLring the coming

or tts kindred dlseases-during the coming
TIa es55Ilovtrg are few OF the certificates
ui,icli have been voluntarily. given to the
Pfopriet0n, by persons who arc well. known
WHEELING. Aprf.25th, ls66.
Nessrs. McCABE, KRAFT Il Co, Genne5neHs
Camp DlalThea, with which / have Been deep
u AFFLICTED for almost one month. al opteE
remedies tried hnufn0 lniLed, and finding IL mot
only a present FetLef but q permanent eilTe,
take pleasure In Recommending Il 70 the ia
voFable notice Of All who may bs aIse I1 nfdlet-
- Chaplin 18th W. va. InfantFy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16

The "conscience fund" Of the United
States Treasury amounts to $3o,500.-
Exchange.
Considering the amount Of money
that has been stolen from the Govern
=ment, $50 500 is an unconsIonaBly small
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HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY. Medicated. }

% uNEquALEp REMEDY FOR
Dfarrfiea, Summer Complaint, Cholera Nor
bus, Gripping Pains in the Bowels, Cholic and
Chronic DtarThea. It Is highly approved by
the Medical Faculty for change OF watt r and
diet. Used with great BuoOals In the army
This preparation Is simple and Harmless. uu-
adpltered, expressly for medicinalpse
For. Sale I'm an Parts OF the world.
HB-Central Depot, American Express Build
ing, IS Hudson Street, New York. bTanufao-
tory Corner Water and Ferry STU Gets, Hudson,
NY. GEO. @. HUBBEL q co
go -f1rrsf r tL-s Proprietor )
McCAgE, KRAFT&C CO., wholesale Drug
gistE, Wheeling, Sole Agent for, West VIr-
gtnia; also, prOpTletoTs OF K7nB DlnHhea
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone llniment, DR.. StRhIs Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair oil.
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FROM sIERCgR COUNTY.
Mass Meeting at Concord Church,.
RESOLUTIONS Passed.

A meeting of the loyal citizens Of
the county of, Mercer held at Concord
Church on thei2d of May, 1866.
On motion George Evans was elected
chairman, and John A. Mckenzie Sec
retary of the meeting. -
Or motion of Cyrus Newlen, Prose-
cutting Attorney of the county, com.
mittee of three was appointed to draft
The committee reported tie following:
Z ReSoLUed, That the action of the Con-
gress of the United Suites in excluding
from its body persons clhllnlng the
rI6ht of admission as Representatives
of the States recently in, rebellion, has
our unqualified approval.
ReSoLved, That in the Judgment OF
this meeting the control of domestic at
fairs. as we'll as the privilege of.repre-
sentation, should be restricted in those
States, to citizens of known, consistent
loyalty; that until this IS secured ny
fTindamental changes in their organic
law. such representation can result
ouly in present danger and disaster to
the loyal element, aud-will in the fu-
.ture ieopardize the fulhument of sacred
national obligations.
ResoLUed, That our thanks nre due
and nre hereby rendered to Governor
Al. Boreman and the members of the
Senate and House of Delegates OF the
IeofsIaturet of West Virginia for the
indicious, statesmanlike and eminently
necessary legislation of the last session,
and to the. Hon. N. Harrison, Judge OF
this (the 9th) Judicial Circuit Tor his
fearless, able and impartial administra-
tionr of justice, thereby giving conf
det1ce andfprotectioni to the loyal mis-
noffty in this section of the State.
ReSoEvsd, Thatinl view Of the Con-
pressionaI election in October, we would
recommend tothe citizens of the Union
party in,the several counties compris-
ing this Congressional District, to elect
delegates for the purpose of attending
convention, to be held in the town of
I,ewisbnrg, countylo of Greenbrier, on
the first Monday in July next, to secure
the nomination and election of a mem-
ber who will correctly represent them.
On motion, these resolutions were
unanimously adopted and the Secretary
directed TO furnish copies to Wheeling
INTEb1IoESCER and Kanawha Journal
forpubli
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2. q. HIIDRETH g. BRO,

71=s Os IlhDLkHIH @ DIbOsS
fas 6$ Main street, = Z
- iEfN Ef1iaiyV T5FET TF1C4 w VA
UTHOIESALED DEALERS ROD
wv Bar Iron, Nails Sheet Iron, Wire, Cast
Steel Window t3iRss, Printing Paper, Wrap
ing Piper, Plaster Paris, Land Plaster, Ce-
SHANGHAI Matches S9ft Wooden Ware. dc.
Agents for HoWes Improved Counter and
- n q 2 & PlafforIn Scales. , 2 $50 O.
= 17te hfohest nlGEkef price pad FOR Rdgs, F1dg
seed. GtAseag. ScIdp lyoll, &c. @ Iyll 2
m BUsH. NEW ORCHARD GRASS SEED
Zll % % 80 y Blna erlls8 seed, for
saishy Eraaslel PRYof BOYD SEQ. Z
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gnisnFralnfe.
National Insurance Company

National Insurance Company
Ia OF WHEELING. a.,t
600.
President, GEORGE K. WHEAT,
REee President, JAMES McCLUNEY.
r DIRECTORS: ac ssalii -
John E. Wilson, A.o.QuarTier.
S6rld sam1 aaEp9E 5es5s 1ss, las e 9Er 2Er;,,,s,
I, F. tTpdeerafT @ Seorse K. Wheat'
Christian Smith.
ETNHIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
il Iy organized, Is prepared TO transact busi-
ness and asks a liberal share Of public patrO-
mage. Rates as low as any tirst-claSs company.
ONCE No. % Monroe street, up stairs, next
door to FIrst National Bank -,-.,.-..l
~ #TNAa 5aa5
Fire & Marine Insurance Company
al OF WHEELING. - iiesa
'ooo-
DRECToRs aIi3
1ames G AsSIssSn pdIss TSas MI5laTn p si@Raon
jno. K. Botsford, VIM. 6. Handlan.
TIHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
ly organized, Is now prepared to take
risks upon relsg. e.r 7
notwithstanding Esiabiisnments,
f;F'is's Fi%ss $Si:s.! vi E::iss% =
Applications for InsuIance VIII be2prompt
0ffice az the SationaI sayinss Bank. No. 6S
Main street.
8. P. HILDRETH, Sec,y.
a. @. HARDING, Asst Sec'y.
JAMES @. .AoHESoE, Pres'L
WIN: B. SIMPSON. wee fIes-.. mr.
ms q II "A N @ IA.
Tim d hnuiun Iunnynunn TnnHnHU
HIIH ~ M6fIIlE IWSItf6IIlIl1 IhlIIlII6IIV
AO " uAn4 41u 1An0AuHS0 SS+AFAJ
a f OF WHEELING. @ q l-
..-..
INCORPORATED IN 1851
TAKES RISKS ATTHE LOWEST RATE
Far1I.uTe ri R and Ge1shandiss, = ahd ssaIsss e
dangers attending me snd rsiIroad 9
"tA ei'I Se'A' II cT AScsI.E- PresidentI
JOHN r. HOPKINS. Secretary.
p.,,.. r,-.,,.,a DI1sl'0rofsi io,r Ra,d
RntleIt RRheIt 5oI15se;s, T na'zeiI
= HHoeII tSssEi;I. rAoihh'' Wm. Battelle.
IoLIH 6SSI,Io,, d Dn Bois
. Oun NVla' -. -, 49,, -,
1S Inc once OF Lne Company HsHS ~ 0eeA Ae sl
moved 10 no. ~ Dlaln stEeet. .,, ,..,.,,,,,
Appncatons t ior W ~
attended 10 oy the .FresidenL OF SsCLeG4ny.
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MeditaI.
nU B R ELS
CELEBRATED
GOLDEN BITTERS I
4. PURELY vRGErABLE TONIoil

Eortifes the System Against the .EVtI
. Effects of LirarhoLesoaia WdteT. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16
City Lime for Sale.

Chofee syrup 10 sas 81.
ARCTIC IS YRUP, BErTER THAN
"A LIoyertngS for sale by RI. SAIYTI5, -
apH cor. Market and Quincy So.
nLASTER PARIs-5O BBLa. CALcINED
Plaster on hand and for sale by - - 8
MIA "a lsRsO. .HnDRETH&RRo. :;
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Maidens and widows as sWIYes.--WhIch
skirts aud their Origin In Paris.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16

The great rush of travel to Europe.
this summer, is doubtless accounted
for, in, ,great part, by the fact that per-
son or family can cross the ocean,
spend Two or three weeks in visiting
places of interest on the continent, and
return, for small part of the cost of a
pleasure excursion that would occupy
the same length of time in the United
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16

Isaac Toucey has written a letter to
Senator Sherman, denying the state
ment that he Toucey) scattered the
navy before the rebellion broke out.
He Tells where the the ships were, but
nOholv curaR now
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16

Sl KE5s wHIFE L an, PURE, JUST
.OO Oreeetved al i forsila l5y oDRERT, Ghara-si
= end of Stone Bridge tsaf2t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16

While an adultress was paying fine
for her crimein'a st. Louis court, the
other day, her husband drew revolver
and shot her fatally through the head.
He'then tried to kill himself, but was
prevented from doing so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16

and when reasonably agreeabIe nus
band has bid goodbye to earth, those
who really loved him forget all his
faults and magnify vastly all his vir-
tues. The want of that distance which
rally magnifies all a present husbands
peccadilloes into insnperable domestic
offences and diminishes his cleyerest
qualities into almost inappreciable So
ciul accidents.
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0lIies and pep1t Nd s6I I3foaiisldS New York.
0R. II tttllgfte con Snlteil dali NJ his once,
de-; 7. Il, L.oaAN &ceS, Ageps.,a-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-31
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= Eos ria5Res jdbrti6s geetins Ser NfffOndre Der
Gcnneffee mnn QIlabama GifenbabnsGefenfcbaft
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Is IL. SrGut9. 6areeman,
39iun4Nt. aSetrctdr u. S4asmeiiter.
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tsiio $40 d. Or: hdtbiieh 9oa. ~ s. /
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! 9ieie gianos empfHseH ben b66ften grsis IN Der
qBsitausftelnns ber bic beiten 5abritate 2onbons,
Yaris', 9suti9IanSs, Ser StdDte Rew gort, FbiIGs
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fransSff3en 0aiapfer, ben DetFaEtten Bob pole eis
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sebes SHftyMment auf fanf Sabre ssnaraItitt rInS
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bat nfere gortbeIe befdbisen uns, uniere 5abrt>
EateuoH f00aO0 Eslars 6iiess ~ uertaaFen aIs irs
aesS cine anSese Gabrit..es ~, -,+,st. juI27 SIN
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:. Die 9afbpiHe lnb glOrbwehern. Gifenbabn Cons
pdsiis, III gerbinSuns nit Der .NfIautie mub
MtffiTffp9i =. g. Comp - MIN EaTasiere mad
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sern.iu ai25fm7 barr tttfsgIqdss32te GIafe.
seafbptne naeb gair1. 81, $1Qs0Osl$ 400
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benz ct. g lonb SoteI gegeiuiber, ober in
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nom Chattanooga 9eppt nb utth treffen .re9eImdbta
mt ben absebenSen Ddntpferii safoHiinetis y
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announcements for Candidates.

Or STATE OFFICERS, $lO
rs ss5.,,3 COUNTY sll9a 5-aSs2- sas *
-ssbE - CITY n IL, auH rih5.-ta s -s5ts . II
sszH.I Advertisements IN the Special Column, FIR
time from to shines e1.0l--each additional lin
4 40 cents 10 cents per line
s. fsIns Local Column, first timey from Il to lines
- rSlO0-each additional line 30 cents subsequent
$50 Insertions, Is cents per1inetgs t&7ta ssflsa&
rsss1gs Advertisements of Benevolent enterprises
sAsss will he inserted in paper free of charge.
~ For advertisements of societies we viii charge
sau half price. GgsEez 1ll s1nir sHlrzl= -
zztsa - th1sg9 sGaE H. F4n g.Ga4ea EsasH31@
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Die 5auptswedeber @eieHf9uft ftnb !: Grmunterllns
sur Ginwanoerung in unferen Staat upo .geFi9afl
rms s9 :tsa ss se sss ssas bsdba d Sr an.
fduf 2dnbereien gu erreten no ii9 angeMehene,
s2aertreit ober a6ere eprtbeile fir Gabrifs nters
aebmen sdrbiefeit i0rpe bnt 2tfanf grDberer eanb=
ftreden in Der R6be pom Stioten, Str6meu ltio Gi=
ienbabnen. SieIe 261bereien oLen in paifenoe 8dus
helen lne ter5bere 5IdAsu Grsgetest lrb an BEN
5Sbten 9oitenpreis in Der art perfnt wsrhe1l, SaB
spiiden ape pertnutten cine Do dnte YareeAe tegen
bIeibt. Ser 9dAicr bat elm Sierthel boar iiio aos
nebriss IN /. nno 8 Sabre sn bssa1len: s,u -.
Die geieHid1ft wirb alI9 els Agent1lr fiir groBe
2anbbeker bieieii, 0eie hf 81 iehsn
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Every man owes postetity tree, planted
by himself, in return for the grateful shade lie
has enjoyed from the labor Of othcs gone be-
fore him. Dut It is not for shade alone, after
all, that trecs nrc 10 be dressed: and happily,
In the case OF average humanity, it is not for
posteEity only TINT trees may be planted
Trees have much to do with the wealth aud
prosperity Of The community. They have 8
ln,ge commercial value, md fn place in the
economy OF husbandry something more varied
than the intcrception Of the suns summer
rays. Especially in Illinois is the discussion
Of value, now generally awakening among
the Turning community. The whole subject
is thoroughly reviewed by Rura1 In the "Farm
and Garden" Of another column in this Issue,
with practical view Of the subject that will
cxecllcntly well guide the operations OF those
whom it's arguments convince. The shelter
Of trees Is perennial to the soil and its occu:
pants, aud the protection they furnish stands
it's subjects in the best stead among
the scycrcst - Of winter influences
Treo-planting in the Northwest should
become universal. 1t should transform
the smooth erpanse Of prairie farms With an
effect ut once charming to the landscape, and
profitable in the fngmer's income column.
And not on the farms alone Bleak, straz-
Cling, treeless Villages, too deeply cngrosscd
in the commercial aspects Of growth TO con
slider The rsthetie aspect, may well be shamed
into this cheap and yet priceless ornamental
t1on by the considerations which include util-
ity Is well as beauty. It Is IN old subject, old
a the first 'unwrittcn Issue Of the poets pro-
lest, Woodmaa, spdr< thd tree" the instinct
ire plea Of the lover Of Nature against wan-
Lon waste. But science has widened the
scope Of the argument In behalf of the trees,
and shown their presence to be 50 variouely
1nterwoSen with Tie comforts and the pra1ts
ofhumanlty, that the NEXT decade should sec
the reckless waste Of former years more than
replaced IN Eroves and forests grown and pro-
tected in every part Of the country, re-stock-
Ing the stripped woodlands, and clothing with
their shelter the broad domain Of prairie
farms
, 1866-01-05
xysNATON DOOLlTrLE,

The Wisconsin papers are discussing Senator
Dooliitle's claims 10 seat on the Supreme
bench In place of Mr. Justice Catrou, de-
ceased, and the EaclDe Advocate demands very
pointcdly that tile President shall give us a
man for that place "who Is not committed
by his public record to declare uuconstitu-
t1onsl nine-tcntlss Of all the lnws relating to
the rebellion" 1t says that Mr. Doolittle
might, In a pinch, bc made Minister 10 Franco
or England, but that 1t viii never do to put
him on the Supreme Bench, where he would
assured1y dissent from the Chief Justice In
nincty-three out Of every hundred cases that
would come before Inc Court In the next five
years.
If man ean earn place on the Supreme
Bench By indcfatigabls sntscryicncy to the
appointing power, Senator Doolgttlc has al
ready earned 1t and needs only to present his
bill ut the Executive mansion to secure It.
II Senator Dooliltlc can ut any time find out
whit policy the President Of the United
States desires TO have carried out (and b
uses extraordlnary diligence In finding II out
he Immediately desires the same policy. and
he desires It even more than The President
does Alr. johnson has told US that ali men
hnye right 10 labor, md right to receive
wages for their labor. If he applies this ruiz
TO the case Of the Wisconsin Senator, he can
not fail TO give him place on the Supreme
Bench forthwith.