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0he aaarksts.
CIncinnasi Market.

KCtNCINS ATT, June eth.
Fo"r-n uG aud hardly any demand. aud prices
unchanged.
n Hkoat-ppl. and prices irregular: No. new IN
Z Af rtsctsei s. IS; ola, 50 so.
Corn-in demand AZ 6a>s5ie. the latter for sacks
oats-Firm AZ ssess6c fer No. :, and sea 5ae for
Ne. l..
Rve-s a695c
Barley 81 zeal IS.
whisky-in god demand 81 81 . in bond, but Is
held Al 81 "a
Provisions Firm and unchanged.
Mess Pork-SSl s5
Bulk Meat. Ie1 tss.c for shoulders, and lss fer
clear ssies.
Baeon- Demand hight
Groceries-puu and uaeha aged
Batter ssSI2Te.
Eggs-2Eel2sc.
GRtld-i4S
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Union STATE TICKET:

For Secretary of State, Nelson Trusier' o.
Audifor Of State, Thomas ID. McCafts, OF aoAs''
Treasurer of State, Nathan himoa''' u ''"
Atty G<n1, Delana +. Wiiiamsoh' OF iu'"a"
Supt Pub. In sfruction, George ;" ioss'o 'ia'"n
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ANNA s. AIssvoKTu,
JAMES AIsswogTH.

DE 1T KNOWN. That. this 9th day Of June
kDlS56, the above named Plaintiff, by James Perry
Esq. her Attorney filed IN the Office of the Clerk Of
the ayne Circuit Court her complaint against said
defendant IN the above entitled cause together with
the afhdavit of competent Person that said defend
ant JAMES AIsswORTH, is a resident of the State
OF Indiana.
Said defendant, JAMES ArssEoRTH, therefore, is
hereby bottled of the fling and tendency of said COM
Plant against him. aud that unless he appears and
answers or deEaurs tasreto, the calling % the said
cause on the second day OF the next Term Of said
court, % be begun and held the Court House in
Center vile, the Ist Monday of August next said
eenlanI and the matters and things therein contain
ed and sife1se1, will be taken and the said
cause VIII Be heard and determined in his absence-
Witness MOSES D. LEES0S Clerk, and
- the Seal of said Court al Cen;reEiEe this
6th dzv 81 June 1855
MOSES d. Lesson, Clerk
James Perry, tt'E OF Plt'f I5-4w-pf-S s.. 20
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The Lafayette Journal tells q story Of . man b
drank eight gallons oflager ir hours. and Soc
unued his work during the tims without the hasi
apparent intoxieation- FL
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CaPding and Spinning done at Richmond
wsslen NILE GRO sev
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State of Indiana, Wayne County, SIS.
In the Wayne

III tEIr " Eic
Common Pleas Court,
/, Aug. Term, A. D., 1866.
Divorce, Custody OF q Child
and 10 quiet title Ia Real
Estate. No. 1871.
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The FeDiaus are being paroied this
evening by the United States Commits
sioner with four assistants. 1t was pro-
posed to settle the application of ha5eas
eorpas in the Court to day. but orders
arrived from Washington in accordance
with which the men and officers are be
ing released after signing par ole not
TO be found bearing arms in American
waters. Nothing is said of Canadian
waters, and the leading Fenians are very
well satisfied with the action of the Pres
ident.
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Judge Goodinc, [. S Marshal of the
District of Columbia, is thus sketched
by the Washington Correspondent of the
Gin Commercial:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25

1
The Feeling In congress---what L
Likely to be Done I'm the way o
Amendments.
Hon. Sam'l Shellabarger, one of thu
ablest men In Congress, made a speech
a few evenings ago to his constituents
at Springfield, Ohio. from which we
take the following extract:
He alluded to vote of the House
but a day or two before he left Wash
ington, upon the report of the Recon
struction Committee solid vote Of
l2S, including every Union member
from the Northern States, not excepting
even Mr.. Raymond a conclusive
refutation OF the charge that the Union
party in Congress was being dislnteg-
rated. Neither In Congress nor in the
country was there any token of this
disintegration-but, on the contrary,
Congress, in spite of individual differ
enceS of opinion, would be inhexibly
firm and unanimously faithful to the
integrity of the Union cause-as he was
sure the people would be.
F Mr.. Shellabarger briefly enumerated
what he regarded as likely to be the
features of the plan of reconstruction
upon which Congress would agree, and
would appeal to the country for APP
prevail. The Constitution would be
amended In several particulars; first,
IN such wise as that q EOteJ' In South Car
oLind should not possess double The illIf,L-
ence in the Government that Is enjoyed
BIZ a pote1' IN Ohio; second, that no dollar
should ever be paid from the treasury of
The Gove1glRlent to LiQuiddte the debt in
Cured in an effort to 0VeFtJtroiD The Coz
eTnment; third, that the protection of the
Government would be extended tolall
its citizens alike, in the rights of
life, liberty and property, so that
no man who is liable to be required to
take up arms at the peril of his life i'll
defense of that Government, should be
denied the shelter ofits guardian hand.
He thought there could be no simpler,
juster, or grander principle than this,
which had been embodied in the Civil
Rights Bill. BE also alluded to the
bill introduced by himself some time
since in the House, for the protection
of citizens of one State removing to
another State, the object of which was
to enable Union man or a Union SOL
der to take up his abode in safety in
South Carolina or Louisfana, under the
protection of the General Government,
Instead of being turned over to the
tender mercies of the courts of those
States. Ht iatt
"There was another amendment
which might, and he thought should be
made, but upon which there was dis
agreement OF views. 1t was that OF dis
for a longer or shorter
time, all participants in the rebellion.
Such disfranchisemert had been the
uniform practice of all governments in
history. 1t was done in our country in
the time of the Revolution, the Tories
being both banished and disfranchised.
It was done in Massachusetts, in the
time of Shay's rebellion. 1t was done
in Switzerland when an attempt was
made to overthrow the government of
that country. 1t might be done, though,
he could not positively predict that
such would be the case, in the present
instance. "
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suoH editorial paragraphs as the fol

SUCH eultor1al paragraphs as the FOL
lowing are matters of every day occur
renee in asDemocraticn newspapers.
We clip it from the Omaha (Nebraska5
Heratdcf May 10th.
Z 'l s WEST virginia is d, so-called State
erected out of Virginia territory in yios
lation of the Constitution of the United
States, for a State can only be legally
formed from part of State by the
joint act of the Congress of the United
States and from the State from which IL
is formed"
The editor holds, of course, that the
rightful government of Virginia was at
Richmond during the rebellion, and
that in order to have been legal the
Richmond rebel Legislature should
have consented to division of the
State. The restored government, in
the destination of q Democratic p prints
was a bogus concern.
Thus 1t is that the disloyal syn1pa-
thies of the so-caIIed % Conservatives, u
of the country, wherever you find
them. are always manifested against
our State and its loyal people.
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The Election Yesterday.

The vote yesterday, although large,
falls very considerably behind the reg
istration, and will not equal the poll at
the Presidential election in 1854. The
local positions voted for were not of
suficient Importance to draw out full
test ofstrength. AT this writing, the
returns received do not indicate the re-
suit in the county. had the votes for
and against the amendment been FIRST
counted, as they might have been, we
should have had the result on the main
questionable one that concerns every
body. Instead of that the full tickets
werecounted, and thus the tally dragged
itsslow length along through the night.
Theyarious lists OF voters at the differ
entpolls, keptby both sides, indicated at
the close of the ballot that the over
confident opponents of the Amendment
had reckoned yesterday without their
host, and that they had come out of the
contest shorn of their extravagant pre-
tensions. Their numerous Growers
turned out to be only something as
black as crow. Their tremendous ma
jority has been boiled down to scanty
proportions. They expected TO achieve
sort of coup d. elat, and boosted o
their ability TO sweep things. The re
suit shows that 1t is only they who take
of the armor, and not those who merely
put it on, that can boast with safety.
We should think that those persons
who were recently talking about "on'
thousand mejorityn against the consti
tutiona1 amendment in Ohio county
would want very small hole to creeI
Into this morning. Their diminished
proportions could be squeezed into ,
very limited orffice indeed. People
who ego wooling and come hom,
Heeced,n as certain braggarts did yes
terday, render themselves very ridicu
lous in the eyes of even their own par.
tfaaus.
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WHY NOT Use THE REsT4

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS WE'VE
TLAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. II
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Produces beautiful black or brown, MS pre-
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everywhere,
Al. MATHEWS, Manufactures, N. Y.
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CoIgate,s Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
Asuperior Toilet Soap, prepared nom re-
fined Vegetable oils in combination with
GIycerine, and especially designed for the
use ofLadIes and for the Nursery. It's per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. For sale by all druggists.
febq-1yd&w
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BRICK MACHINE

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power, $1,000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
fined edges and uniform lengths. II the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for 1t,
we will take it back and refund the money
Address ABRANd BEQUA, General Agent,
$50 broadway, New York. apr2I-2meyod
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,IARRIAeE- Ann CELTRAoY. am y +

MARRIAGE AND CELTBACY, an Is
say OF Warning and instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which pros
,trate the vital powers, with sure means ofre-
lief Sent free OF charge in sealed letter en-
yelopes. Address, DR.. J.SK1LLIN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
apr28-Smddw
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Rostl roof ROOT Readl ReadI

Rootl Rootl ROotI Read! Head!
Roor's PEsrACH1EE preserves the life Of the
in three weeks-preyents the hair from fall
fnR-is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found In the market-wil surely remove
Is delightfully perfumed, cures badness, and
Will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell 1t true, when we say 1t Is a
~ estorer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
Pestachio Nut oil. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER & CO, Sole Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass.
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An auctioneer was selling library
at auction. BE WIS not Wen read In
10 luck. and went ahead. aHere YOU
have.u he said. Bunyanis Pilgrim
Progress; how much I'm offered for
III How much do hear for the Pill
grim's Progress, by John Bunyan3
It's first book, gentlemen, with six
superior Illustrations, how much do i
hear2 All about the Pilgrims, by John
Bunyan! Tells where they come from,
where they landed, am what they done
inter- they landed Here's 4 pfctur OF
one of 'em going about Plymouth ped
dim with q pack GU his backt's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25

WRsee it announced That VIM. Pres.
colt Smith, Esq, the Master of Trans
portation on the Baltimore and Ohio
road, has been appointed Collector OF
Internal Revenue for the third Mnry-
land District. The Baltimore .Ss.n says
that the nomination VIII be withdrawn,
however, for the reason that Mr.. Smith
has arranged to continue in the service
OF the railroad company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25

WE are sorry TO see t1aL lne ftlcn-
mond Republic, the only loyal paper in
that city, has been compelled to sus-
pend publication for want Of support,
There arc four or five disloyal papers
there, all of which seem to be making
expenses at least. Loyalty is a plant
of very slow and precarious growth In
the late Capital of the ConEederacy. To
have heard the rebels talk there a year
ago, one would have supposed thelarge
majority of the people to be loyal.
They protested all sorts of respect for
Governor Peirpoint and Wed with each
other in praislng him. Now they vie
with each other in making his position
as uncomfortable as possible. Like
Antonio they had tsmoniesr 70 borrow
then-favors to ask disabilities to re-.
move. They wanted the Governors
influence with the members of the
Alexandria Legislature who had not
then been superseded. They wanted
his influence at Washington. Hence
they praised him xcessiyely@ held out
TO him egreat pectatiops, :, and all for
a purpose. Now they have no use for
him. he is an illegitimate, upstart
Governor in their eyes. and the diabo1-
istic Ebdnlfner, seconded by all the oths
er papers, vents all sorts OF pedantic
epithets expressive of supreme com
tempt ON the Governors devoted head.
The suspension Of the Ieepu6tic Is an
evidence of the almost complete snbsi-
danca NJ even The s,,retencez of jovaltv
in richmond. 8 -
-===------I .7.---I=--==
THEeditor ofthe Parkersburg Gazette
in his issue of the sd informs his read
ers how II is that Parkersburg may be-
come n great city. 1t Is not by prodne-
tien4not by creating wealth out OF
raw materials and labor eombtned-
but by commerce. 70 merchandise can
only be stopped OF Parltersbrirg IN stit=
hcient quanhti ties and heavy enough
expenses put upon i, then arkersburg
viii be ..built up thereby. Says the
editor:
1T IS the haiieiliag of goods. wares
,@ IN M ~ ,,iISs
fip com ii,. noitits. III millions OF
dollars wortllo OF produce aud nerctan-
dlse We're 90 pass through Parkerspurg
S NJ bre ING bniitSVi so,,t M,
handled- would profit nothing. Look
Mt umberland- look NJ Martinsburg
is mot delayed ee==brolsen up
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PENSIONS. new pension bill has
just passed the United States Senate.
1T provides that SIS a month shaiI be
paid to persons who have been pertna-
7nentIy injured whIlstin the military or
naval service of the country, and are
fneapacitated for labor in consequence;
$50 Il month to those who are not obliged
To have continual care and attention,
and SI5 month 10 those who have LOST
hand nm arm or leg. The bill ex-
gage or other disposition of pension
claims 10 second parties. 1T also pro
vfdes for the payment of u pension TO q
miuor child or children OF a widow en-
titled to pension, II She Is deemed un-
qualified to take care OF her children,
in consequence OF immoral conduct.
This bill, which Is supplementary to
the other pension laws, is vet to be
acted ON by the House
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Lirei Life.

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Headache, Toothane, BruiSes, Spra1ns, Child.
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Cholera in a single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with full directions for use.
ORRTN SKINNER d CO., PropretorS,
Springfield, Mass. 7DENIAS BARNES q CO.,
Agents for Boston. marlS-ly
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rhe New. rrom ehe Iaterlor.

The news from theInterior.
We have only a small installment of
news from the election in the Interior
yesterday, but like straws the returns
indicate the way the wind blew. What
ever may be the result in Ohio county,
the result in the State is not doubtful.
During the course of the day we e3-
pect to receive comparatively full re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-25

APrrrsnuRe paperof Tuesday morn
ing says: Krnmar d Rahnl, we are glad
to announce, resume business this
moining. with 500, 200 unencumbered
capital. All the depositors at the time
of their late temporary suspension have
been paid in full
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DIR JAROoKAH,S
COMPOUND

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Price S1,0O per BOTTLE.
Prepared by DIR. E. R. KNIGHTS, Chemist
Melrose, Mas.
Sold 70 the trade by BUSH
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gists, also by T. n. Logan & Co. and Logan,
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iELECTION RETuRNa,

The election in the city yesterday
pesaediof very quietly. Below We give
albthe returns received up to the hour
of going to press:
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PurifY Your Houses.
Save Yourself From StclxnesS---ThG
Most Astonishing Discovery of

Most Astonishing discovery of
the Times.
THE AMERICAN DEODORISER will alb
sorb all unpleasant odors, arising from any
cause whatever. 1t is immediate Units action
and will disSipate all foul gases, or smell from
Drains, Sewers, Vaults, decaytng vegetation
lin few moments; being pronounced by Inc
Boards OF Health In the Eastern cities as IN
iA't ONE PACKAGE
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house, with all Its drainage.
DO not fail to supply yourselves. sold
Wholesale aud Retail ut LAUGHLINS q
BUSHFIELD, Druggists, Main street, and by
O. n. ODBERT, Druggist, Stone Bridge
Corner, ulfzo
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FiIipYEppTrn o.

MARRIED. p
on the 9th instant, by Rev. Samuel Steele,
Mr.. CHARLES w. CoNNNER TO Miss MAIISSA
e. PORTER, both of thisci . +
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oEesTRE township.
For Ratification .....16I IssP,R OF EIECTIoNs,
For heJectton...----2l1 Thomas Nelll.-...,.. I59
- SUPERVISOR, WRt. CnF9ldhd1.....2l
ID. ID. dubbard......161 SCHOOL CoMM'R,
.IOsel1lts Sudbury 200 j. GssHeryey........l62
TowHssErP cbERKi AHdretO Wfkson......2lO
John ATmStrong...862 ,C0NSTABLES,
OVERSEER OF POOR, ]. a. Jackson ). i Of
James Reed ......--.-l63 j. N. BHrgeSs... 200
JclJstel MoEetDell ...---!2ll SURVEYOR OF ROADS,
TOWNSVILLE TREAs'R, Il p p. SelleFs. l57
Robert Pratt .......-153 James g. TP1ttLe,.,.2II
Joseph L0R0. ......... -2O9 II
ifH iie MADISON TOWNSHIP.
For Ratihcati on,-.172 Samuel F. FEgfs...... le9
For eiection........,20S INSPiR OF ELECTIONS,
SUPERVISOR, Thos. j. Blair. .l7g
Jno4A- Armstrong l8l 1 u. B. Sheppard, .204
Jas. II. Alexander I9l SCHOOL CONNIE,
TOWNSHIP CLERK, John Blshop. .....I..179
u. j. z, II HutclIfSSOn. LBS
Ered SttHl0eog I..........s20I coNsTABLES,
oYERSEER OF POOR. VIM ScpoggInS..-....176
A. w. Glemens......l78l Vim. Richardson lIg
TOWNSHIP rREAs'R, z. Burr. .,.......... >. .lg7
:Wm.F Shfel.....-.lS3
WEBSTER TOWNSHIP.
For Ratification. ..lg4 ISsPis or ELECTIONS,
For Rejection. ....-1S9 Philip ScheiIle. .l92
sUPERyIsoB, Oliver Blackburn. 100
Henry Wanace.,sl93 SCHOOL ColEA'R,
GeN1e BbTbes,,t.,...lS9l Jas. "A, Lancaster-193
TOWNSHIP CLERK, ". ID. ,EHglfth..,.-lS9
Samuel McVay....-- 202 CONSTABLES,
John III. CI0p&........lS0 John q. Belville. .1s8
l oYERSEER OF POOR, Jacob s.. Hull ....,...l85
John Goady...-..-...196 SURVEYOR OF ROADS,
SUtat
TowSSeHIP TREAStR, Nicholas B0tOnIdIl- 1855
l John ] French...... 1884 Rejected votes.......
4 a. s.. Wdit..............l68 54s5 &4iE
/ CLAY TOWNSHIP.
\ For RatIncation...l99 TOWNSHIP TREAs'R,
For Alex. Turner..........200
4 SUPERVISOR, John BdJhd......., lg7
i VIM. B. Simpson 100 ISsP'R OF ELECTIONS,
/ a. A. n.
i TOWNSHIP CLERK, Joseph IOlfUo1. ........lg
/ q. ]. lRaWling. .....l B7 SCHOOL CoM1IiR,
Il rs fIEt1HlS....... 900 Rev. ]. 4. McLure-199
ovERsEER OF POOR, George Baird.........lgS
1 A. 8. Todd ..............22 SURVEYOR OF ROADS,
/ ~. y. BretTi0.......,.19i jas. gu lg9
John RtLLy..!...... l96
ItUnIon In Roman: Conservatives In Itatc.a
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TowSsHIPT REAs'R,
Alex. Turner..........200
John Bdylld.......,....le7
ISsP'R OF ELECTIONS,
A. N. Johnson..,.....1aS
Joseph IlOlftd1- .........lgT
SCHOOL CoAI9I'R,
Rev. ]. IT. McLure-199
George Baird.
SURVEYOR OF RoADS,
Jas. Gilchrist..
John RtAy...............l96
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Free Lecture.
Laachesl Leeches!!

TIME UNDERs1GNED HAS RECEIVED
a large assortment OF Foreign Leeches,
which ne will apply and sell at wholesale
80 - f. wINGERTER,
No. 6I Main ST., between Sd and Blddle sts.,
Centre Wheeling. myE3-1We
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NOG1C6.
"A 7 THE REGULAR MEETING OFTHE
IA Chamber of Commerce on Monday eve
ming last the following resolution was nm
unanimously carried:
"ReSolUed, Thateach and every member of
the Chamber Of Commerce be invited to at
tend the regular weekly meeting of the
Board, which are held on Monday evenings
at715 o'clock, at Union HALL. BY order or
t1 97 Seard. j. oREEA ad5d;Yi.
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me Feeling In congress---what Is
Likely to be Done In the way OF