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From Moore 81 Camplon,

Test made by Bulkey Lumber Dryer Of two pieces black
Walnut boards, inches wide about h6lfdry hruuk
7lb tuc in width; 10 inches Wide dry could be
made shruuE inch in width In opinion, this process
takes shrnSage the lumber than any other
does injure it,,
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Ghe Gonrts.
GASES Set tor Trial This Day
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
tate VI. D. Hannessy, ct ais.

FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
State NJ. D. Hannessy, ct ais.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Walwosth7s. Fage-R osshus q Phillips Hio-
stand.
Succession of Lerathe -Janin, Buisson. Rose
liEs and Phillips.
Succession Of II. Triumph Grsndmont & Can
Onge. Bermadezi lambert, Canbray.
Succession Of John Batry-Durant d HOraar.
Coleman Wallace.
sEnaD DISTRICT gogsT.
FlemniHg 3 Baldwin ys. Thompson and wife,
81 ST. Eastis, Hunt 4 Denegre. Durant & Hor-
Bnrbriage CO. VS.. D. j. Harrison Miller Hor.
q PerEleat VI. D. n. Hennen--Castera.
s. 4, AcAan w. steamboat Olive Branch, etal.-
AanalH, EHnt.
souRTH DISTRICT Cogar
! Lorin Chapman vs. New Orleans, jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company Mari & Foute.
EawaEd Fielding vs.. Jos. westermeyer-
aHandiin. EeEer.
g.F Hatcher VI. Mrs. ?. D. LoOmis-Koontz.
fifth DISTRACT oouR7.
A. A Castanedo, ct ais, W. ]. N. Robert-Bei-
42a Faseher, Iissot Dejean, Cutler &
Nary 4, HTassslsoeRer vs. II, saland, her husband
John q Nay W j. H. a. Gerioke-De Gray.
sIzgn prsrnIcT COURT
Eliss N oRnaong s. 3. +. Remmers Lynch. Rose
Mare Hease sa, her husband Bslsheimer 4
a 81 Bsrthier v, ]. Ionet -Tiaaot. Roselius g.
AAA1Abs
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$50 -, 3 ,,or,,. months Is months Ia nor tbs
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CASH ADVANCES.
We will make Cash Advances consignments branch
houses Watts Crane & Co.. New York, and W. c. Watts
GIVEN, WATTS co,
-.E Cotton and Tobacco Factors
l03 PoydrRs street, N o,
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FINANCIAL.

nj d. Z. KEITH 81 Co.
BANKERS SELMA, ALABAMA.
Collections on this snd negbborng points solicited Remit
tances promptly made to Correspondents.
Refer to-Ctty BsHEi F. L & R, a. JejPson; Aston
Fournier Worth, Brush Mason Barnes, Wasd Coz Jurey
& HarriE. Now Oreans
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Mn,or,s AnnuaI ressnge.
MAYORS OFFICE, w9nELlse. W ", ",

MAYORS OFFICE, WHEELING, w. ",
February Z, 1866. ]
To the Members of the First, aud the
President aud Members of the Second
branches of Council.
GENTLFsMEN:- by an ordinance of the
city IL is my duty to address you "a
communication in relation to the inter
ests of the city generally, with recon-
mendntionS concerning the manage
ment of its affairs for the current year"
Last year several important move
ments were recommended, but one of
which, the establishment of the "Alu-
niciple Court" has been consumnted.
The Court has been in operation since
july LIST, 1855, and has fully accom-
pliShed the objects intended. 1t was
found necessary, however, in practical
working, to provide a place OF tempo
rary confinement for offenders, and for
this purpose u contract, which Is filed
in the Clerks office, was made with the
Supervisors OF the county for the use of
the basement of the court house as n
city lookup. Its use also as n Police
Court room is included, and both free
of charge. The institution of a lookup
has, am convinced, been very effect
i've in rendering violations of the peacs
less frequent than formerly.
/ do not now recommend any change
in our present police organization, or
We
the successful maintenance OF the peace
by it during lest year in the midst of
many disturbing causes, leads me to
believe that the task will not be dill
cult in the future; but should circum-
stances arise which, in the opinion of
the citizens and yourselves. would re-
Quire police duty 10 be performed con-
stantly, day and night, in which case
an increased force would be necessary,
i respectfully refer you TO my message
of last year for a plan which i believe
would work satisfactorily. Permit me
in this connection to call your attention
to the small amount OF compensation
received by the sergeants. They are re-
quired to be on duty until IL o'clock at
night; they have considerable responsi-
biiity; must incur the risk of bodily in
Jury, and can never be entirely free
from anxiety; for this they receive each
forty-tive dollars per month, say one
dollar and half per day, while the
lRborers, working for the city, under
perintendent OF the Water Works, are
paid by the Council two and one-half
dollars per day, and they, after ten or
twelve hours work each day, can rest
for the night, generally, without a fear
OF being disturbed, and without I'M
easineSs. i recommend sneh consider
alton IN fixing the salary OF the Ser
geant as will enable him to pay his
deputies an increased compensation.
1t is very Important TO the safety OF
property and the convenience and COM
fort of the citizens that the line of large
supply pipe proposed 10 be laid from
the Basin TO Division street, should be
Contracted for, and, as soon as possible,
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west Virginia Legislature.
wHEEIlSo, Feb. Z, 1865.
sennte. af
Inc Raw ID. ". Fisher

Prayer by the Rev. d. w. Fisher.
Mr.. Burdett, from the Finance Com
tnittae. reported back the House Bill
appropriating 5000 to VIM. Alexander,
recommending its passage. Read sec
Mr.. hurley, from the Internal I'M
movement Committee, reported back
Inc bill to incorporate the JonathRn's
Gut and Glenn's Run Turnpike Com
pany, recommending Its passage with
amendments. Amendments adopted
bill ordered engrossed.
Mr. Wright introduced abill TO amend
the act concerning licenses, which was
read the first time. and referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Raymond introduced a bill to
encourage immigration into this State,
which was read the first time and re-
ferred TO the Committee on Corpora
tions.
Mr.. Hagar introduced n bill in regard
TO suits in Logan and Boone, which
was read the first time, referred to the
Judiciary COMMITTEES, and its printing
dispensed with.
Mr.. Chapline introduced bill to re-
peal the 9th section ofthe act defining the
powers and duties of Recorders in relR-
ton to Wills and Fidueiaries. Read
the first time and referred to Judiciary
Committee.
The following bills were passed:
House bill No. o, amending the char
ter of the town of Triadelphia: SENATE
bill No. 8, increasing the commissions
OF assessors; Senate bill No. 10, secur-
ing liens to. mechanics, laboreTs and
others; Senate bill No. &c, regulating
the salary of tho reporter of the SUI
preme Court OF Appeals; aud Senate bill
No. 81, 10 alter the terms of the Circuit
Courts In the 9th Circuit.
The Senate bill TO repeal the acts Civ
ing the Courts OF DOddridge and Richie
Jurisdiction in cases arising In Gilmer
and Calhoun, was read the second time
and orSiert d to be engroSsed.
On motion of Mr.. Bnrdett, the resOlu-
ton providing for a medal TO be pre-
scented to General Samuel ID. Harms,
was taken up, whereupon Mr.. Burdett
offered a substitute therefor.
But on motion of Mr.. Burdett, the
whole matter was tabled.
Mr., O,Brien moved that the vote OF
the Senate adopting the report OF the
Finance Committee adverse TO the pay
ment of the judgment OF ]. Edgar
Boyers against the Auditor, be recon
sidered, but the motion was elected.
Resolutions by MIR. Peck:
That the Judiciary Committee inquire
into the expediency of providing that
the action of forcible detainer shall
survive upun the death OF either of the
parties, to the heirs. .devisees or execu-
tors OF the party so dying.
That the same committee inquire into
the propriety of amending section of
chapter 204 OF the Code, so as TO allow
justices TO admit TO bail persons charged
with felony before them.
And also n joint resolution to pay S.
w. Hall for services rendered in reniov-
ing the law library from Lewisbnrg to
Wheeling.
hThe last resolution lies over ond day.
Adjourned.
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IToH, iron, ITCH.
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

VIII cure the Itch In IS hours
Also cures Salt Rheun, Ulcers ChiIblains
and all Eruptfons OF the Skin. Prfce 50 cent?
For sale by all Druggists.
BY sending 20 cents to WEEKS & POTTER
sole AGENTS, no Washington street BoSfon
Mas, it will be forwarded by mali. freIa OF
postage, tOAny part Of the united States
i. H. LOGAN & CO.
Druggists, Agents for Wheeling.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.-The total
loss from tho fire last week will be
about 81, 900. The amount insured is
as follows. viz:
Mrs. I.onkert $500, in Washington
Michael Waldron $1,000 in Washing
ton County Mutual, and $500 in the
Cumberland Valley. ezF
Theodore Schleder 81 900 in the Co
1umbia, and $500 in the Cumberland
VIM. swan 81 500 in Washington
County Mutual, and 81, 600 in the Cum
J. B. YoWsii $1,000 in Washington
ers' Mutual.
The aggregate amount insured in the
Washington County Mutual Company
is 5000, all of which will be promptly
paid.
Tho graduates of Washington Female
Seminary, residing in Washington and
vicinity, are requested by Mrs. Hanna
to meet at the Seminary at z o'clock on
next Saturday afternoon, for the pur-
pose OF consultation and witha view of
taking the preliminary steps for Grand
Quarter.C Century Reunion of all the
former graduates, TO be held Mt the close
of the present session. "A full attend
ance OF those residing IN the borough
and neIghborhood, Is desired at the
meeting on Saturday.
The Reporter publishes General Har-
ris' speech before the House of Dele
gates here.
Washington county has u balance in
the treasury of $40, 92sG6. Poor House
expenses last year, "a, 365, and there
cafpts from the fhrm on which It Is To-
Gated were 81, 26l.95. The number OF
paupers Is 1l9, of which 81 are females
and IS males.
The American Standard, published at
Uniontown, is offered for sale.
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Honse OF Delegates.

Prayer by Rev. 4. ii. Trainer, dele
gate from Marshall.
The bill providing for the re-assess-
ment OF lands was so amended as to go
into operation in May next, and order
ed 10 engrossment.
The bill allowing parties interested to
be witnesses was defeated, by a refusal
10 order it 10 engrossment.
The Capital bill was taken up,
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zinc penitentia1.

The filling OF the blank yesterday in
the House bill locating the Penitentia-
~, with the name OF AIoundsville, took
people hereabouts by surprise. If this
Institution is to be made self-support-
ing, or is to be anything but charge
upon the treasury, 1t should certainly
be placed where manufacturers can
give employment to the conyicts. We
have no space to consider the subject al
length this morning, but may have
something to say again. We only trust
that no consideration save the interests
OF the state will be, consulted in what
ever may be done.
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Acute Pain Instantly Relieved.
THE LAME wALKi
EHEBLIND sEElG 4:
THE DEAF HEART
Over FVty thousand Operations in
Fige Years. 49,.

DR DoDGES practice Is mostly disease of
chronic nature, and eases given up rs fncu-
although there have been men IN an aRes who
have had the same magnetic power over the
diseases OF the body and mind, (sone call It
tne "Gltt OF Healing, , yet few have poses
ed II to such an extent over nearly M diseases
and persons It Is Life and vitality passed
nom a strong. healthy body to weak one
that restores the lost or UNEQUAL circulation OF
me Vial or nervous huid. So powerful 4
TINS influence that persons who have for
many Yeas suffered from diseases which
have been pronounced fncurahle, and 10
whom medicine has been Administered with
an almost Incredibly short space OF time It
viii not restore lost member Of the body or
perform other irnpossibilities, but win always
relieve pain, from whatever cause Tine pfSc-
ticeis based upon the most strict principle OF
science; there ts nothing miraeulous or super
natural about It. It Is In harmony with NIL
natural laws. Many eminent PHYSICIANS Of
other practice, mot only acknowledge the
power, but receive the treatment for tbeUu-
selves and families as we'll n; afiVis,e h 10
their patients. d.. Dodge does mot profess 10
BY this treatment It takes buta. feyx uiuu-
- - LOT lnxeterate cases OF almost any curabIe
chronic disease, and 50 sure Is the effeet that
ration, except Deafeness, broken Rones. Dis
loeatlons bad Curvatures Of Spine, and Sup
PuIat1lng IuinoEs. Even these win be much
sometimes fully cured. Diseases that are
most certain Of being cured at one operation
are Weak Eyes, Diseases Of The Brain, Weak
SElness 1ulnoFs, Falling Of the Womb, AL
kinds OF Sexual Weakness Internal Ulcers,
DfoESyf Loss of Voice, Weak Lungs, CataITh,
y. N1tus Dance, Weakness Of the Limbs
dyspepsia Rheumatism, Nervous Debility,
Dlabetess bronchitis, Diseased Ltyer8, KID
neys, Heart. etc. etc, etc @ Eir.
nS-For Testimonials see small bMG
sSPatients win pay I'm proportion to prop
erty. -r5--.--5 ~
sgNoeharge WIN be made for second ope-
nation, when II Is found neeessaIy.
Jan2S-Swd&w -
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COLGATE,s HoNEY SOAR.

Thiscelebrated TOILET SOAP. In such uni
yeral demand, Is madefrom the Choicest ma
teEials, IS MILD and EMoLLIENTin its ma
ture, FRAGRANTIY SCENTED. and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in Its action upon the
kin. For sale by an Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers mari5-Iyd&w
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The CnpIfli To-Day.

The bill locating the State Capital at
Buckhannon, was passed yesterday to
its engrossment in the House, and reg
ularly viii come up to-day on its
,,..se,,o
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The Amendment 70 the state Consti-

The resolution agreeing to the pro-
posed amendment to the State Constitu-
ton came mp on its second reading yes
terday in the House OF Delegates. An
amendment was offered by Mr.. John
son, of Tyler county, the efecto which,
if adopted, would have been to kill the
amendment, inasmuch as it must be
agreed to just as it was passed by the
last Legislature orfnot at all. This pro-
position was rejected by vote Of SO 10
IL. The vote is regarded as test, and
as Indicating that when the resolution
comes up to-day on its third reading it
will be passed by about the same vote
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aleu- advertisements.
For Rent.

rHE PREMISES NOW OCCUPIED By
the Peoples Bank will be rented TO an
acceptable tenant for one year rom the nrSt
~ April next Application can be made At
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The Penitentiary To-Day.
Grant County,.

A bill creating the county OF Grant
out of part ofthe county of Hardy, was
passed yesterday by the House of Dele
gates. ~. - y &c
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Just Received.

IT ovERING.s SUPERIOR GOLDEN
II iSsS[9Ps Oi 9 Goy.JaNslI 4elloW and Green
CranbeuieS Buckwheat Flour; Philadelphia
Minced Meat, Charleston GritE; Green Peas:
Dried Shaken; Sweet Corn; italian Maccaroni:
bohemian Pears; Smyrna Figs; Layer Rats
ms Bordeaux Salad Oh; Extra French Mus
tard; saTdel Fish In 5 ID kegs &c, &c, and
ianss ~ N.&a.n. WOODROW.
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p a " a d m q b
Auction 7 AuctionII

nEIRoUS OF CLOSING OUT MY STOCK
IL In order to make improvements in INV
store room, win on Thursday, Feb. sth 1865
proceed to sell at public aution, and eontinue
nom day TO day. q great variety of Dry Goods
Carpets. Notions, dc. I donofdeem IL neces-
saFy TO enumer1te, as the public are aware OF
thee extent and variety Of my stock.
. Auction sales every afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Store open in the forenoon as usual for pri-
YRpe sale At suction prices -12 - -
ladies particularly invited. Sale positive.
WIZ RAssErr. AnetioneeesrW' ". hA sss5aIE
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Special Antifes.
"Facts and Figures"

"Facts and Figures"
1tts n Fact Tint g, 900 persons die annually
A''S :" in the U. S. ofConSumptIon.
T. .. I.oo. THAT D COO persons die annually
~ . a from hereditary Consumption.
s. CThat 5000 persons die annually
It is n Fact from coughs ending in Consump-
ltion. 555 N
Il, a. !, =. That a single cough often terrni-
mates in Consumption.
7. "a /. Foo, That Bronchitis often terminates
= - " in Consumption.
II Is n Foet That Consumption can be cur
Fact d GnHt Fs sSn and o9a pF0Faeted
1t is a Fact Tint Bronchitis can be cured.
T, 10 E,o. JlThat Plso's Cure has cured and
~ - " Ft'S' Will cure these diseases.
7, Ro.. That Piso's Cure is warranted or
- - = no pay.
EDMUND BOOKING, Wholesale Agent for
West Virginia and Eastern Ohio. febS
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MAYOR sweeney,s Message.

The Mayors message, which we lay
before our readersathis morning, con-
tains some valuable suggestions and is
n document well worthy Of perusal.
Its publication this morning comPels
the exclusion Of the usual variety of
matters ON this page.
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second Hand Furniture Store.

rCHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE STARTED
anew store for the purchase and sale OF
second Hand Furniture, and VIII also keep
done promptly.
Paper Hanging, Sign Painting and Grain
~ Market street. Cd door north Of Renner's
Hotel Market street, Centre Wheeling.
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WIN. q. BASSETT.

UCTIONEER And COMMISSION
N Agent, will sell Houses. Lands, Bonds,
Stocks, Produce, &c, &c. VIII be found for the
present at the store room off. W. BaSSett No.
IS Main street, Centre Wheeling. feb7-iw
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WHEELING, VIVA.
- u u i.
Fall & Winter Goods

consisting of French, German and Domestic
Cloths, Of an grades and coioFs, French, Eng
and MarseIlles Vestings, White, Fancy, Linen,
Travelling and Flannel Shirts, UndeTShtrts
and Drawers, Scars, Ties, SuspendeTs, Hand
kerchiefs, SockS, Gloves, Gauntlets and COL
Lars, Travelling Bags and ValiseS, &C., &c Our
department OF
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+ a3oo6 9AlHsl1lB
rs#fsr Elesg, 'iEiIe7
deco
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ut the Market House, and nre compelled
TO take stands either above or below it,
on the street, while large portion of
the market space proper is occupied by
empty wagons. 1 recommend that an
ordinance be passed which shall give
to the Clerk OF the market proper pow
.er to regulate this matter, by causing
the removal of such empty wagons
when necessary.
In March last the Legislature passed
a law giving TO the city the power TO
tax personal property, stock, bonds,
notes, money, &c, for her own benefit.
Under the law an assessment was made
which believe to be very imperfect
and unequal, and, in some respects,
not in accordance with the law, and 1
earnestly protest against the use of it
in any way as a basis for future assess
ken In the selection of the person to
make the return, and, as an additional
security for fairness and equity in maxi
ing the assessment, i recommend the
appointment by Council of supervfs-
ting board to consist OF two members of
the first and three of the second branch,
whose duty it shall be to carefully ex-
anime the said assessment and return
as it progresses. Last year many cred
its of money, stocks, &C., were not re-
turned at all; household goods, in some
instances, were placed at their full VAL
ue, in others, ut not over one-fouTth;
and goods, wares and merchandise at
far below their average value. Lest
may be understood as finding fault with
the gentleman who acted as assessor
last year, here expressly disclhim any
such reflection, and, on the contrary, it
gives me great pleasure to say for him
that I know that he labored earnestly
and diligently to secure full, fair and
equal assessment, and that he used eve
ry exertion, by consultation with Mr..
Lamb and others, TO acquire the mean
ing and intent of the law and in
form the citizens. Revision by a
board, as have suggested, would be of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-20

troops succeeded in throwing fresh bridge
across the lser by noon. The Austrians
made skillfll use of the conformation ofthe
ground. Thus, at ten, they Unexpectedly
brought up a battery upon rocky plateau
descending toward the valley Of the Iser,
which impeded the advance of the Horn
division. The Fransecky division, never
theless, succeeded in gaining possession of
the plateau and in capturing the village of
oBOssin, after sharp contest. The Aus
itrian losses to-day again far exceed ours.
. Wehave not lost altogether more than $50
men, while ], 200 prisoners alone have been
brought in. h'7IW9 '1a lfl',.H> iaIi iiuM
All the places passed through by our
troops have been abandoned by their in
)habitants. At Munchehgratz a town with
a population of perhaps 1900, we did not
find fifty people remainfng. Families fed
with all their property even while our
troops were entering. The wells are almost
everywhere filled up and polluted Our
men have everywhere shown the best pos
sible Spirit. The troops opposed to us be-
longed to the first Austrian corps, the Kalik
brigade and the Won Bdelsheim cavalry'di di-
vision. SaxOns were also perceived among
q the enemy. i.tih tNt.t '"1 H.E' 20.