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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-03
wesf'Virginfa and the Canal.
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wehare seen a copy ofthe act of the
Legislature of West Virginia ratifying
the act of the Legislature ofthis State
incorporating the Virginia Canal Com
panY,, and transferring TO it all the fran
chises, property, &c, ofthe James Rivef
and Kanawhal Canal Company. The
conditions of ratification, weare pleased
TO believe, can create no obstacle to the
acceptance ofithe contract, and the exc
cution OF the work, by the French Com
pany.. They are mainly. designed TO Sc
Gu re to West Virginia the same author
ity, rights and ABILITIES, within the 1u-
Fisdiction ofthau State, that are reserved
to the State of Virginia within her turis-
diction;T Two of the Board of DireetoFs
are required to be appointed ,by, West
Virginia. a depth of water of not less
than five feet is to be secured in the 7ka-
inawha River from the. 18th of October
to the 18th ofJune, and Sofn0t less than
three and a-half feet from the 18th OF
June to 18th October, the l'channel
through the shoals TO be not less than
one ndred and five feet wide at the
bottom, and one hundred and twenty
five ieetat the top. And after the line
ofimpruvement from 'Richmondto Ly-
ken's Shoals is completed, then the
depth of water in the said channel is tc
be not lessthan four and a-half feet the
year round; If the Legislature of either
State shall require 1t. The tolls on way
trade between Loup Creek and Point
Pleasant are never 10 exceed the, rates
for orthroughitrade. The eappointnlento o.
President of the company is to- be sub
ject to the approval of the Governor o.
that State as we'll as of this. No. troops
in the service of any State shall be
transported over the work without the
consent of the Governor of West Yir-
ginia. but troops OF the United States
may be. The property. real or personal
belonging to any officer or employee oi
the company, and being in, West Vir.
ginia, shall not be considered exempt
from taxation. An agent shall be ap,
pointed by the company, to reside in
West Virginia, upon whom processes
These are the conditions fthe ratifica-
tion ~ isal- l-s., fs 2
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LOYEM ACOTTAGE.
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They may talk Of love in a cottage,
And bowers OF trellIsed vine f.t
And nature bewttching1y simple, = ~
And milkmaidS half divine; ?
They may talk Of the pleasures OF sleeping
In the shade of a spreading tree,
And walk In the tields at morning
By the side of a footstep free.
But give me sly fiiftation, go -
BY the light of q chandelier yr slt1 u s..
With music TO play in pauseS, -f1;E
And nobody very near Z, .-l-. iii- s. pr
Or a seat on q sllken sofa, ,'g--i AuE an.
With q glass Of pure old wine, i i.I
And mamma too blind to discover ts,..-a 3.
. The small white handin mine. ~
Young love IN a cottage Is hungry, 80
Houf,VIpe Is a nest for hies- -gl
Your mIllEmaid shocks the Graces,
And simplicity lks Of pieslT
You lie down oyour shady Siumbers
And fyVakh with bug In your ear,
And your damsel that walks In the morning
Isshod like a mountaineer. ElH .-T- b. -
True love Is Mt home on n carpet, h
And nightly likes his ease-
And true love has an eye for dinner, EeE
And Starves beneath shady trees s--
His wing Is the fan oEalAdy, p - I IL 4
His foot Is an invisible thing,
And his arrow Is dipped with Jewel,
Andshot from a,stlVer string. Ern LI1
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J NEWS sU5InARY.a i {
Items OF ali Sorts Gathered From the
,'.ffI .s-5aio Mails. 80 GH.

]
Exemptions from the draft in Mexico
cost S4O0 0apiece, - ,''----...--..
The Empress Eugene is again trying
to abolish crinoline. She can't do 1t.
Alexandsr Dumas is coming over
here on n 1ecturing tour, in few
months. -hyll
A firm in New Orleans has orders for
1000 plows ffom single county in
Texas. adF n <dE!2 s-'is',it
GOV, James u. Orr has been Installed
grand master of the South Carolina
Masons. D VE193a J6Ua
Eight millions of dollars will hardly
replace the losses by fire at New York,
last year.
The city council of st. Joseph, Mo-.
have PASSED an ordinance for keeping
chimneys clean. 857fs s.-.l,iis - ) "a
Tbere are 81 Incorporated companies
at Cbicago with an aggregate capital OF
Sl4, ,7s5, ,500.7rf5.y fsrI-gst ,si.f,,lyss5
voIlSnfl,oban n, ffira6 s10n.0nts nj. Day-
to,, n iSoysI the VETO and hing ont n
Gaa from bis' window. -,
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il9f-7i NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Isl. 1865.
Messrs. MccAHR. KRAI-r& Co. Geatie1heai.
Ihay9 been using your. DiRTThea Com pound,
in my family for some time, and can say with
much pleasure, that II j. the. BFsr AfEpIcIaE
of the kind have ever used, and do clieefful-
" recommend II TO my friends. Ai.
with much respect, I am your friend,
tsEf E77fisla G1es VII. AiETGAIFE,
.i gu5i sati,;e ofMetealfe, Bro. & Co. ,
McCABE, KRAFT & CO.. Wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, w. Va. sole Proprtetorss 70
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT& CO., Centre
Wheeling; WEST & MITCHELL, Bridgeport,
Ohio. and by Dealers in Medicines every
Where... H-tE.LL lL.-. = 1ebLl hLnd9W.ltl
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" II7TT-- = ? y n III 17S'I vN11s y 11-
iMessrR McCABE, KRAFT A Co, Gentlemen.
Allow me 10 add my, testimony TO that Of
Others, in.reRard 10 your celebrated aDiarrhea
Compound: have been for long time
subject to the disease for which II Is fecom-
mended. j have tried various remedies; but
neYerfound onethat so completely eradicateF
the disease as your medicine. A short time
ago wns suffering terribly with Diarfhea j
procured a bottle OF 'sKflftE DiarThea Conn
pound" I experienced ifnmidlate relief from
one dose, and after n third dose felt as well as
ever. ITegaTd 10 as an invaluable medicine,
and would not be without It. ours truly,
L. w. STEWART.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-03

A v1vAc1ous DEscRIPT1oN.-Even the
present political crisis has its comic as
pect. The Norwich BlttletiH has dis
covered cove it, and speaks as follows Of the
Hartford Times and other democratic
papers; sg.---.7
,slThey svriggIe and twist with delight.
The Hartford Times, hose supsistance
for thepast i've years has been. on. fu-
neral baked meats, bobs around the
arena IN perfect estacy of pleasure. II Il
slaps the President on the back, calls
him IGIorious old Andy says he is n
tower OF strength against the assaults OF
disunionists,' calls onthe people to raj
Iy.ronnd him, and piroue ettss g 3ouf n a "a
as though he was a long lost brother,
left in his infancy onia dssoiate island,
but now discovered and recognized and
Unidentified by. the 1FArt on his eltQW.
The Times acts Ike an elephant that's
been taking chlorofoFm. W no cares for
broken crockeEy when fun like this Is
l going on Pu 4JtC u Dix ~ taiflts
= sS11a1e ~ 35uopsf bsEr1
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LH1IZL9 BOO 4 ltlle IlI.ITgCI ElELI3.8E4W llEtf

ne eifEIshr 4 & shrIstisp Issp or nj H8rnbfooK III s9iie
House pf neIegAteP on "Wednesday
last, On ID g Bin 70 tPFovide foF the
ass Asses.%sPt sf fgass. On Ritb Railroads
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.Eda. InteLIiaeneel,. -.

Eds. InteLligencefs: i'i
/ III see in some quarters a disposition to
multiply sanitary laws inionr city .,
Ut may not be generally known that
we have Board of, Health here! and
also city ordinances empowering said
Board TO feq,ttTe, Under severe penHl-
ty, the ..,cIeaning and purifying Of. all
or.other houses jfromIalt sunwho holesome
or offensive substances, such as nth or
impurities prejudicial 70 health. y Bnt
such Is the fact. 5,ssl-j.7
Then why does not the Board OF
Health act3l Why are not the eE1stfHg
laws executed by those in authority
whyf2 4 q 49, II TRUTH.
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THE New York Herald reports that
Mr.. Seward shows very remarkably the
effects of age and suffdDg. The clear,
irm,s elastic, compact, and active man
he was, has given place to a condition
of his frame both fnrrowed and feebled.
Il is not until the warmth of CONVERSE
ton has aronsed him that a painful
feeling of sympathy and apprehension
sixty-five years of age, but years or
their influence are forgotten in his ap-
pearancs and his presence. One feels
as If confronting a century in his face
and in his presence. The scar LEFT by
the sssassan on the right side OF his
jaw, has been so we'll handled by the
surgeon that it appears Ike a wrinkle,
yet The effect Is almost distortion.
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aPRoaBoNo PUBLICo."
-pr oa1Prdyate Diseases . 90
cURxD N THI sHoKrEsr 'ie5ssEn5l Foss1BIE
hafDIR. 4io5IBN q dl...al
.lsluAte Of PhiiadelphiaD -


WHO HAS LOCATED HIMsFIF PER.
PITTSRUR6IR PA.
Dr. Y. proposes to cure Gonorrhoea a,Sa t5Jias
1n=nOIlf.on % ttfiee dayEs Wfthruf- f-ffif6FflS=-
eRith diet or hlndrSnce To trSl,,aSSSes u
n1Rfy SYPHILIS In nom one to 'fiye7 ia1ss. ~
ondaTy mum oue Is tldfee tEeiSra Il -
nAfa1d seminal missions Stopfe,a IN 49,
nYa to ten days Skin diseases md M nm ~
diseases OF q private nAturez treated Win nm
PARALLEL SI1oceSA ma sis 20 .aeAin ElaIliEfls5
EIyEipelas, Nenralgia, Dyspepsia ScrosnI.i
and all Impurities Of the Blood, md IffseTsSsa
OF the, Kidney nndn Liver speedily cured ~
Dr.. SounES Celehnted Extinct OF FIreygeed
q pgeparahon 70 be procured nom no other
AN ESntENAeoeUE FoR LADIES. i
"A eomPoupd prepared and sold only by pa
YOUNG. NAkfanted 10 remove all Distractions
20 Ine healthy menstrual npod, impartInR
new zone and activity 70 the ~ stern sprica 81
PeE potue. Qhsttnate easesl or long sfaiitifnR
my Eeq11fe Ne 9Swhiclli q four degFees IRONS
x lnhn no Y price s. Per bottles31I lTsIif y
Marfied ladies should mot fiisgs the afuye
compound tor reasonsm made kfirfiIl wi 6GrSb
package. --4-ieS4 y = = 4 " v IL et1A'h
R1 safe; certain aana healf,y ,,sys.sS,ts.
tive TO eoneeption furnished on \
Persons at . distance, by staffnf SiTSv-,1,
toms, age and occupation, can FFelSeixss y, Iii
cine by express securely packed nom SS,ss1-
Address Dr. YOUNG, No. q s4,rsss.:ss..
PittShnrE, Pa Once, Philo Hall, second 49,
entrance ON Third, near Market. Ofice fnn-,-
q m. to Il m. and 1 p, m to pm. = - Z
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Co-Parfnersifip.

HAVE THIS DAY AssoStArEDwITH
me In the Photograph business Geo. w,
- under the nrm mama o. Brown "a Lose.
isees5'-H S1AdofAa .1o1No. BROWNE,
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DEFINITIONS NoTIN WEBsrER.-Buss,
to kiss; rebuss, to kiss again plpribus,
to kiss without regard TO sex ;sill > bussi
ID KS tha hand dnstehd of the lips;
blunderbuss, to kiss the wrong person
omnibus, to kiss all the persons in the
room 5erebus, to kiss IN the dark Eyi-
TO the city recently had these defni-
tious in her mind. A young gentle
man was 10 escort her some distance
through the town, and not wishing ito
walk. he remarked, Hold ON Mary,
let's take 'hus,n p but Mary, blushtng
to the eyebrows, drew back, and with
wounded modesty rePliedI 0hf George,
not right here in ltbe street g'fIfsy
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TTHE EmpressiEd Is described as
looking at a late imperial ball very
lovely, hut somewhat careworn. Trail
ing iyies fall over astulle dress, of
which the front is covered by the i'm
per1al ee-not q golden bee pnI
brown, buxzing, working bee a isesali 3
iodfing around her slight figure. while
the crown diamonds sparkle and Dlaze !
butterfly in diamonds, is placed on
her. and appears to- have allighted on
the coronet which enciTcles her 0xqu1s-
lite head ? Z.i12 - Z; 4; 80 /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-03

THE PRESIDENTS REBUKE OF Sc
cEsu'PKEAcHER,-Ap account is given
of the interview OF a secech clergyman
from Alabama with the President some
months ago. Gen. Thomas had sileneed
the preacher for his reasonable preach4
ing, he posted of to Washington to
seek redress. SJ4 ~
The President received him courte-
ously, but when he had made known
his errand, arose from his seat, and
gave him a'bIessing he will remember
for lifetime. Going back to the early
days of the conspiracy against the ma
ton, he arraigned the apostate clergy
man as guilty. before Godn for the
measure of war andLgoe which had des-
olated the land. "Not satisfied, }" said
he, with this carnival of blood, you
are still hammeFing away at your end
of the string 70 keep alive this agita-
tion, and encourage an a Iteration which
Is to-day the bane of reconstruction,
and must operate to widen the gulf you
have dug between the people of the
North and the people of the South.
'tWhy,, said the clergyman, inter
rupting the President in his furious de-
nunciation, zone would think from
your anathemRs that we poor preachers
were accursed OF God and man, and
were shut out from earth and heaven"
GHeaven," repeated johnson with de
rision, ssI say Teverently that you and
those of your cloth who persist in this
suicidal folly-this great crime against
God and humanity-may deem your
selves InclIy If You get to hell"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-01-06

5Sii ttiir lap srtrcreu une buaaria aus; Der
gS'rtb Aae eabsr fsinr 3uftimmuna. nit esm 8s-
met'n. COP or Ib isltf auf aasrIej Sptueppsus
rsyitsSs une in cisisr Or, i6pn mertwirpias
Seiftunstu esfsben babe. "TiS ~
YER Wfauu rat odan rie @uweienptn IRE
oute dut otu 3tf6 gu legeu -nahpem rire a,
i6ehcn nor. erluhts or cen sEiTtt um einer
uosrtbaItpiuuriasn 9aib Srcp. i6nitt p~enieltsr
tn eret Sbeile unr psrtars iecrs c,r1slten unie,
etnfn PUT. 3ann srtl6rts or, cas &unffud
rsrce npG citi lbUnrr penn CT aud Gin balbee
Nfuno &Iie baNe. Dieter wurps aebrodtt, el,ib
taue in hTsi Studs serlsat uno iecco ntbsn pcm
Srco unter sinem Ter Sute unttraetrn6t.
Sect fDnnsn mir anfana,n. @Sbsn sic Nbt
meme 5errftoflsn! fdats zee 8 re me Ter
lire'lts be 8odarmel surid, lests has pals uh
al unp tnDpfts ZEN 6tmpraasn auf. Ssh mrps
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chamber psr,etren, uuU wsun ptsisS aslhebsn
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eitlsn Sut,n "a.
Gr ftlt me sr aciast bate. msirts ober nod
Ger Sp Ii II pottisu, paB piss cine aar trodsns
arfslt lei uuo er Elm Gas Bier pa,u babsn
mHls.
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auf Ven Auslang hes unhhudee asipannt ryar.
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mar nttsn rrm Snbdlte rss WnEsrusse dub
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It mr'tn. unter mslben Don ojsieu 6Itsn 10 bis
crst Stiide Sroo uno Sdlt btrsu fol-.
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tea ieiner Der ldnpitdsu y r6lfsruag angeh6rtr
lsn CnGtten gu fsben wiinihts.
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n%ieiltfr fort. Sir tncr 3euaen gepsien, ras 10
rrst Icrtioneu Rds uup . 90 . Il, brt bass
anp nun NH i6 lie untsr psn Out res @utste
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ein lpalenees @eldttrr tslpbute pj a
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unp eos 6nus . rise. pbns Die uJr,et @eltu
l6art NIT Rem leusr III tsbtltgen.
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Dnntrs,

gitaettt nibt ctne Snter,Fr ctf6cn in
teincm 3u'ammephnnas NIT pen pclit Idsn 5a.
pse-@ruuiHsn Il hsnp. ma9 etc Nctj, ieiu rat
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bsn bon Wpnttrr prn 8crd, init prTen Qeihnan
nod immtr feline Rprfseine in Der 9Gelt b,rum.
Iaufen iclsn, our W,ahrhrit ,u mddbcn lteinen.
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lief ri, srifBrn nltt tlcs an Nusithrn lcnocrn
an Ssmeali of it uuo @tlsnfil'eit Due natirl,hsr
fat p%ottcmmsn uuo hatru Rare rrn Gorthcil.
lsasn @'6t nno ee'btrprne gcihe,t ,u istn.
Nsullb mnrp auf sintr Nueaeuuna Elm gRett.
'arf pon 'S"pat'orn erqnTfaltst. ,Od5si Ieate
sln Mapu, rem ttjbe Slime am Suic aNasIbci,
len uno nurh tui itlthS eriest waren, cbne stcd
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MARSHALL House..

Srodtltrdes 3pIIbsn Ger 7en urp Stem ctr.
Smslte Som pom Miar,bau- 5bsoter,
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Rich.--Just after taking our seat On the
C. C. & c. tIain, last Tues iay morning
early. our attention was arrested by the
dog-like growls of man, who evidently
had not been in this country very long
just long enough to hate ''nigger."
Two negroes, who sat on the other side
of the car, had been conversing with each
other. as is natural for all men to do when
travelling. This white man commanded
them to cease their talk, and spoke to them
as if they had been dogs. Messrs. negroes,
knowing that they had violated no law
or manner, refused to bow to the COM
mand of the spontaneous "King," as the
passengers called him. ''King" says "Dis
am de first time me see colored men riding
on de cars wild wife men-shut up or |
makes you, soon!" The negroes replied
in manner which did not show much
fear. and the ''wite'' man ''dried up" He
discovered that other white men, nearly as
good as he, rode on the same car without
being particularly hurt. Indeed, few
moments after this occurrence. fine old
gentleman left his seat and sat down right
on the side of one of the negroes, in the
face of the ''wits' man.