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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-26
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-26
Nele 4n,eigell.

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Iperben nunme5r an0eponnenten aaseeIieert rueraen
Die beu GrorOerniien Der Section bes Ats ber2easz
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the business Of the Bank ofTennessee' no9tOmnien.
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Pride goethi beforea [water1 fall.
There is only one advantage that
can see in going tew the Devil; and tina
lis, the road Is easy, and You are sure Il
| find the way.-JosH BTLnINGs.
o,Leary, gazing with establishment or
an elephant. in menagerfe, asked the
keener, What kind of haste is thai
attn, hay with its tail?"
A cotemporary suggests that a lady,
on putting on her corsets, Is like man
who drinks to drown his grief, because
in So-Ldeiisg herself she is getting tight!
Were you guarded In your conduct
while in New York2n said a father to
his son, who had just returned to.his
country home from his visit to the city.
eyes, sir, part of the time by two po-
licemen."
& why do you drive such a pitiful
looking carcass as that2 why. don't you
put a heavier coat of flesh on him?'
saidsn traveller to cart driver. s.A
heavier coat of flesh! BY the powers,
the poor creature can hardly carrywhat
little there is ON him now
A traveller relating his experiences in
the East Indies, alluded to the great
number Of servants employed by gem
lemen in that country To take care
of my. pipe, y said he, ~ had four SER
wants" IS It possible2', Yes; It was
the duty of the first to bring me the
piper the second filled it; the third
lighted it p And what did the fourth
dofn 1.-THE fourth smoked it-Ineyer
could bear tobacco myself. =
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The CovIngton ana ohio Rnilroad---
Meeting OF the comnnfssfoners From
virginia and West Virginia


hTOst me 3ftelfAl01td wing oJs 14o11ddy.
At the last session of the Legisla-
ture of Virginia, as our readers
are generally appraised, an act was
passed, in which the Legislature of
West Virginia concnrred, providing for
the disposal of the State interest and
franchises in the Coyington and Ohio
Railroad-on which the State, before
the war, had expended three and a half
millions of dollars-and leaving thede-
tails of the disposal 10 five commission
ers from the State of Virginia, and five
from West Virginia.
On the LIST inst. these commissioners
met in Baltimore, all being present, ex-
cept Mr.. Flourney, from the State of
Virginia; and it was observable that
the commissioners from West Virginia
met ours in q liberal and enlightened
spirit. jt
Three companies, consisting, as we
are informed, of men of recognized po-
sition and ability, appeared before the
Commissioners with proposals, and,
after two or three meetings, the Com
missioners adjourned to New York for
further consideration.
s Our information is, that the Commits
sioners will be able, without doubt, to
make an arrangement that will insure
the speedy and Satisfactory construction
of the work-a work from which this
State has so much TO hope in rebuilding
her fallen fortune.
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Supervisors Meeting.

II AM CLOSING OUT DRESS GOODS AT
less than old prices. ]. s. RHODES.
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Peace throughout the land; and If we
succeed in maintaining peace and or
der throughout the State of Maryland,
1t VIII not be the result so much of a
conversion of Rebels to principles OF
loyalty as the result of the Registry
law.
The war, e is true, Is over, but the
spirit that conceived it and invested il
with features OF cruelty and barbarity
unknown in the history of the world, is
still alive The men Who left the State
to carry out the beheStS Of treason are
again among us, and as bitter rebels as
ever. They have not improved in their
tone toward Union men, unless it isiin
the newly invented ways employed to
show them how much they hate them.
They tell Union men that they will
never forgive them for thelpart they pei.
formed in suppressing the rebellion.
They repeat. both in public and pri-
vate, that theirs was noble cause, and
that they were not whipped, but only
overwhelmed. Invest such men with
the elective franchise, and what securi-
4 ty have we for the future2 Grant them
the privileges and immunities they en-
4 joyed prior to the war and there will be
no telling to what extremes their lin
gering love of treason will lead them.
i The apprehens1ons of the Frederick
Eranli,ler as expressed above, are ex-
actly that entertained by the loyal peo-
pie ofboth Maryland and West Virgin
Ia. They are the same that lay at the
foundation ofthe Registry laws in each
State at the time of their enactment,
A Thenecessity and Justification of such
laws were well expressed by Mr.. Lamb
in our House of Delegates in February,
1885, when he uttered the following
words:
81 have always contemplated that il
would be necessary Tor us here in West
Virginia, as soon as as we could set
. certainly the end of these troubles, to
hold Constitutional Convention fol
the purpose of amending may provis
s ions Of our constitution, nnt, 4 have al.
a ways contemplated that when such
convention was held, or otherwise II i
. should be decided that a contention should
J. moi. be held, itirottLdbe neeeSsnI.ytO dd0p
= a Constitutional ictIonJ for the PtsrpoS'
Il of pfeUentfHg rebels from coming herr
among US to ereTcise the right of 8t.BrGg'
d In attempting to control our AFFAIRS, Gfte'
S being engaged for. years IN endeavOTt'S
!. 70 destroy as.
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me Attempts or the Rebels to Repeal
If---SFhs Il IL not ReoeaIe.l.

Aue Attempts OF the Rebels to Repeal
tt---SFhy II Ii not Repealed.
1t Is a fact well known to our readers
that the State Of Maryland, like West
Virginia. was saved from the clutches
OF tho Southern confederaey by the
bayonets of the United States. It Is
also well known how fierce were the
denunciations heaped at the time ON
the head of the United States for daring
to invade the sacred soils of the two
States to thus rescue the loyal people.
It Is furtherw well known that Maryland
was saved from tho clutches of herown
internal lurking foe-her home rebels-
by means OF her Registry law, in the
dark days of 1854. No wonder that the
rebels wish TO repeal that law. No
wonder that here in West Virginia the
same class are opposed to Registry
law. The words of the Frederick Ef-
ou,iner apply to the class In both States
We quote as follows:
Rebels are constantly informing ms.
in private and in public. that the law Il
tyrannicnl in its operation, because il
excludes a large number of citizens
from the right of suffrage, but they
tAHt HRotA IuA1 AAoA ~ t-A- 10 WY -
happens that they are thus excluded.
They forget that during the rebellion n
large number OF the citizens of the State
did their utmost to hand Maryland
over TO the enemies of the Government.
which accounts for their exclusion
from the ballot box They forget that
they resigned the rights OF citizenship
when they sold themselves to Jeff. Da-
Wis, and rs Jen. has como under, It Is
with those who chung to the Ship OF
State in the hour OF danger TO say
when they nreto berepossessed OF those
rights. n the Registry law is Lyran-
meal in its operation, IL is only so far
as Il effects those who aided the rebel
lion and Joined IN the cry "that the
time would come when n Union man
could not live IN Maryland" We aer-
er heard an ont and oiit loyal man CON-
ploin Of tie iaip- Lee no doubt thought
the operations of General Grant TYR
rAnnicnl because he forced him to give
mp his sword and accept the terms he
proposed. But what has been the re-
suit Of General Grants tyranny n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-09
Riehland Observation-Disclosures of
Township Oaieers.

1
Alta meeting of the Union men of
Richland Township, on May, the 9th,
1866, for thepurpose of nominating cam
1idates for the ensuing spring election,
Richard Carter was called to the Chair,
and Joseph Waddle appointed Secreta-
ry. On motion, wv. "A. Ridgeby was
nominated for Snverperyisor, John B.
Lyle for Clerk, John Turpin for Over
seer of the Poor, Joseph Waddle for
Treasurer, James McColloch for Inspec-
tor, DIR. John English for School Com
missioner, Elias Burt and Samn Meek
er for ConstabIes, John BiIlingsby for
Road Surveyor, river precinct; Jacob
Bruner for Richland precinct; William
Nichols for Peters Run precinct; John
Fletcher for Upper Short Creek; g. ID.
Bonar for Lower Short Creek, and
-Abram McColloch, jr., for High Land
precinct. On motion, William Nichols,
DIR. ]. English, William North, NJ. u.
Hill, fAbram McColloch, jr., Richard
Carter, Samuel Warder, VIM. A. Ridge
by, John Turpin and Joseph Waddle
were appointed to attend a convention
of the four county townships, to be held
ut Triadelphia on Saturday, the 18th
inst, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, to nominate a
candidate for the Office of County SUI
perintendent of Free Schools.
NJ. i. Hill, William North, and Jos.
Waddle were appointed a committeet to-
procure tickets for the spring election.
On notion, the proceedings of the
meeting were ordered to be forwarded
to the editors ofythe Wheeling INTELLI-
aENcER, with a request that they be
published.
RICHARD GARTER, Chairman.
- n
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Lief
DRoPsl

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Coughs. Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face,
Headache, Toothace, bruises, Sprains, Chilb-
lains, Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Cholera in a single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with full directions for use.
ORRIN SKINNER q CO., Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass. DEAIAS BARNES & CO.,
Agents for Boston. marlS-ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-09

In connection with the above. deem it
proper to state that the withdrawal OF Mr.. A.
A.LeviSon from partnership will consequent
ly reduce the expense Of carrying on the bu-
siness very materially, and the fact that 1
shall in the future sell only for cash, with the
view of changing my business, in as short as
possible period ortime. shall, therefore, be
able to offer great inducements to Cash buy
ers and therefore respectfully invite all those
who desire to purchase goods in my line, to
call and examine my stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
mayS-lm n. ROSENTHAL.
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Yesterday at 7oiciocl A. NJ, Mrs. NELL,
In the esth year ofherag
Her funeral win take place at 8 O'Clock this
"Wednesday afternoon. nom the residence
other son, Thomas Neil ON chapline street.
Centre Wheeling. Friends OF the fannily are
respectfully invited to attend -
ON the slh Inst, amer painful illness,
SiEol.ek k41.esikY, only child OF Joseph g. and
isliEabeth Manner, aged II months and u
Thefunerai VIII take place nom the resi-
dencs Of her mother. Mary snider, on John
street, near It'll. on "Wednesday at O'Clock.
P. n. Thetiends of the nmny are invited
toattend.
Little Georgic siumbers sweetiy
In HIS lonely narrow bed
Polling storms and bowling tempest
cannot reach his little head
Sweet afieetiur drops d tear
On the spot where Georgie Hes
Angels whisper, Look mp yoflder,sf
Pointing upward TO the skies
Rest, aweet Georgie. thy spirit is nee.
The portals of Heaven are open to thee.
The hopes ofa fond mot er Is buried IN gloom.
Forthepride other heart llescold In ID : tomb
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llllble- oNpACKAcE
Root, Root! Rooti Readl Read

Roor's PEsrACHISE preserves the life of the
Hair-changes It from gray TO its original color
in three weeks-preyentst the hair from tali-
ing-iS the best article for dressing the hair
dandruRand cure NIL disease Of the scalp
Is delightfully."- perfumed, cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell 1t true, when we say it Is a
perfect
ReStorer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStachio Nut OIL. Sold by all Druggists.
0RRIN & CO., Sole Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-09

In speaking Of tho probable demo-
cratic candidates for Governor in this
State on yesterday morning, the types
made us to speak of Gen. Jackson, OF
Petersburg, as General johnson.
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Estray.

NONfE TO THE LTVERYsTABLE OFTHE
Subscribers, on Main street, Wheeling,
bay mule, about l31S hands high, with black
legs. The owner Is requested to come for
word, prove property, pay charges, and take
1t m aRSy' MCDONALD g YOUNG
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ayept advertisements.
For Sale.

VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY, SIT
IN uated in New AIatamoras, Washington
county, Ohio. 1t comprises two Lots, onegood
Dwelling House, Drug Store and a Store
further particulars inquire at this office.
may9-4ts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-09
Dissolution of Premiership.

TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between H. Rosenehal and A. A.
Levison under the firm name or n. RoSen-
thalGE Co., has this day been dissolved by mu-,
tual consent; A. A. Levison WITHDRAWN. the
business of the late firm will be skttsed by a.
RoSenthal, who will continue the business at
the old stand, No. % Main street.
n. R0SENTHAI.
A. A. LEVISON.
WHEELING, w. Va, May z, 1866.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-09

To-morrow Is the last day on which
voters can register. Union meni see
every delinquent friend and neighbor
to-day. Get their names on the books.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-09
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE!

GREAT sEXTUPLE COMBINATION,
combining under one immense PAVILION ana
for one price of admission, six distinct shows:
Lent's EqueScurrtculum, SpaldIng q Rogers
Great North American Circus, Grizzly Adams
Troupe OF Acting Bears from California, Edu-
Gated Burmah, or Sacred Bull, the celebrated
Bedouin Arab Troupe, Spence q stokes
stud of Trained Horses and Ponies.
Read the following catalogue OF distinguish
ed artists, Spence Q. Stokes, ESD. Equestrian
and AIaitre du Ctrquei Eaton Stone, the great
master OF the Haut Ecole of Equestrinnism;
Master Charles Fish, the fearless and dashing
bareback rider; Mr.. John Foster, Clown and
lester, the New York favor1te, late OF Bar
NUNS Museum; Walter Wentworth, the
Juan Castillo, with his school OF educated
Dogs; H. Gardner. the great dramatic scenic
rider and equestrian caricaturlSt; III. Marks,
the original wit and drollertst; John Hol-
NINA Espiral," or spiral Column; 8. Q. Stokes,
introducing his beautiful and highly trained
trick horse, Andy johnson. Jim Madden,
the inimitable groteSque.
The Bedouin Arab Troupe, or Children OF
the Desert, Molay E. Hassan, Mosey Ben Said,
AeplI Bise Glmmel. The Holland Family;
John, Eddie and George. The Nilsson
Brothers: George and Charles, in the super
perilouS acts on the trapeZe and horizontal
bar. AIessTs. @. W. Lowrie, Morgan Brothers,
wit, pnnSter and orator; and a host of Aero
bats, TumbleS. Gymnasts, Equines and Aux
illiaries. MeSdameS Worland, Stokes and
Marks. Mile. Anneta, the Elfin Star and
graceful darling, and daring gremtere equsE-
beautiful and classic act, her diminuttve
ponies "Daisy and Lilly"
The fascinating Ella, in her grand act Gu
nlen0ge. Miss Emma Stokes, Miss Maud
Stanley, Miss Katie Stokes.
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Dividend,

TIME DIRECTORS OF THE FIRST Ma
j tional Bank of Wheeling, have this day
declared a dividend OF five per cent Gree from
United States taxi upon the capital stock,
out ofthe profits OF the last six months. pay
able to the Stockholders or their legal repre-
sentativeS, on demand. g. ADAMS:
mnHS-St Cashier.
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n THE NfEETING OF THE BOARD on
N yesterday there not being o quorum pres,
emit the members present adjourned until
Tuesday May 18th, 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Teste, GEO. w. SIGHTS, Crk.s
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Wanted.

A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MANA
N Truck Gardener, or to work on farm.
Apply to JOHN DONNELL, at the Virginia
Hotel, Wheeling, West Virginia. mayS-2te
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WET AND HUmOR.

RICHARD CARTER, Chairman.
JOSEPH WADpIsR, Seciy.
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In case West Virginia should fall
into the hands of such conservative
gentlemen as the Weston editor, we
should soon expect to hear In our
/ House of Delegates eulogies on the
character of Stonewall Jackson. and
on every other prominent rebel ly-
ing or dead. = !. :. 80 -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-09
THE ELECTION ON THE 2lTH.

The proposed Amendment 10 our
state ConsfitufIon---what County
/, ana TownshIp Omeers are TO be Vo-
ted for. 1871
Our readers are aware that on the
2lth of this month an important cleo
ton takes place. All of them may not
be perfectly aware of the full scope and
purpose of that election. We will ex-
plain as briefly as possible:
First then, we viii xplai9 that Sec.
: 1stof Art, Sd of our State Constitution
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For Ice Cream, de-,
PURNErTS FLAvoRING EXTRACTS
~ are the strongest and pureSt in the mar
apE28 and LOGAN. IIRT q 90,
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The.Registry Law in Maryland.

i Surveyor Of Roads for each Road
District in the Township.
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,sThe white male citizens of the State
shall be entitled tovote at all elections held
within the election districts In which they
respectively reside; but mo- person who Is O
minor or OF unsound mind, or q panper, or
or bribery in any election, or who has not
s been q resident OF the State Tor one year, and
of the county in which he Offers TO vote for
thirty days. next proceeding such offer, shall
: be permitted 20 Vote while such disability
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Egyptian Lotus.
A NEW PERFUME, VERY POPULAR
IA East Just received and for sale by
7. n. LOGAN d CO.,
apr28 and LOGAN, LIST q CO.
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OF lne 1oi1oWlng clAuse. iss4ess,ss = (
NO person who, sinco the LIST day OF June,
1851, has given or shall give voluntary aid or
assistanee 70 the rebellion against the United
Statess shall be a citizen Of this STATE, or be
allowed TO vote at any election held therein,
unless he hfls Volunteered into the militaryor
been Of shall be honorably discharged there
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DLAID CAsSIStEREs FOR BOYS AToLI
Prices, Silk Warp CaAhmaretts, all Woo
I'HeeSis. cheap. ]. s. RHODES.
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CHEAP MTSLINS.

T1INE WHITE LINEN DRILLING, AND
h Fine and Wide Bird Eye Diaper, at old
prices. tmay9l U. 8. RHODES.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03
A Case OF Grim. Con. in High Life in
Louisville, Ny.

A man well known here, and who moves
among the upper tens, has the fortune of
having wife who is beautiful and attract
i've, being great favorite in the society in
which she moves, and besides his wife the
family of the gentleman consists in, we be-
lieve, two interesting children. Mr.. NJ, as
we shall style him, is often from home and
during his absence it has been limited that
Mrs. NJ had received candestine visits from
some of the sterner sex, but this her lord
would not pay the least attention to, as he
believed the one whom he had taken for
life to be too pure for such conduct until
one day, returning home rather unexpect-
eddy, he caught, under peculiar circum-
Stances one in the bedchamber of his wife
who proved to be a man, and the truth of
the reports at once flashed across his mind.
Instead of drawing revolver and putting
and end to the existence Of one who had
marred his pleasure for life, as others
have done, he called his servant, had his
children got ready, and without saying
word to his wife or her guilty partner, he
took the children and left the city Counsel
have been employed, and though suit for
divorce has not yet been instituted, it will
no doubt be done in few days. When the
case comes before chancery court we will
give the full particulars, but until then the
facts will remain with the few who are &C.
quainted with the affair. Among the imme-
date acquaintance Of the parties it is Great.
ing considerable stir,--LoutsVllle Democrat,
Sept 25lh, ...a@
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Death Of an AuthOress.

Miss MARIA 5. CUMMINGS, daughter of
Judge CUMMINGS, died Monday morning at
her residence in Dorchester, Mass. The i'll
ness has been of long continuance, aud for
several weeks she has waited calmly for the
Her literary career commenced
in 1858, When the Lamphghter was pub,
lished, and within eight weeks so great was
its popularity, over forty thousand copies
were sold, and as it has passed through sew
eral editions both in this country and Eng
land, its sale has probably exceeded one
hundred thousand copies. In 1857 she pro-
duced mabel Vaughan" and in 1860, "El
Fureidis," from her pen, was published sim
ultaneously in this country and England.
subsequently, she wrote another work enti-
tied Haunted Hearts" Though her first
production was the most successful, as a
literary production mabel Vaughan" will
no doubt be regarded as the most finished
production.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-03
BRUTALITY OF THE RADICAL
"LEADER" OF THE UNITED
STATES HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATIvES.

A rebel journal Of Richmond continues to
characterize our late President, ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, as liking Ape" This is evidence
that the editor did not surrender his malig-
nifty when LEE surrendered his army. But
the rebel journalist is outdone by the ma
Lightly OF the radical THADDEus STEVENS in
the language he employs against Mr.. LIN
coLs's Secretary Of State. In q recent pub
lie speech, delivered in Pennsylvania the
'leader" Of the United States House of Rep
resentatives speaks Of Mr.. SEWARD thus:
"The elder clown, owing to the wear and
tear Of age and suffering-you know he had
his arm broken, and his jaw broken, and his
neck broken almost-inducing u necessity
for certain opiates, which had very much
worn down his vigor.'
This is radical argument No man
living, save the leader" could be capable
Of employing such infamous language to-
wards faithful and high officer of the
Government. Let THApDEus STEVENS have
the credit of his own infamy, and be meas
ured by the calm judgment Of an intelligent
people upon his own record.