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INSURANCE AGENCY.

COMPRISING rnE FOLLOWING WE'LL KNOWN AND RELIABL
COMPANIES:
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West Virginia Legislature
Senate
FEBRUARY 2, 1855.

5ennfe.
FEBRUARY ,, 1855.
Prayer by Rev DR.. Martin.
A communication was received from
the House announcing its concurrence
in all the Senate's amendments to the
bill to authorize the release of Mort
cages, Deeds of Trust and other record
ed liens The bill is therefore a law.
Mr. Maxwell, from the Judiciary com
mittee, reported back the House bill al,
lowing witnesses one dollar per da! and
five cents per mile for the whole dis
lance travelled, recommending its pass
age, with an amendment so as not to ap-
ply to witnesses before justices, which
was agreed to and the bill read the sec
ond time
Mr.. Burdett, from the committee on
Finance and Claims, reported back the
House bill to protect bounties rom at
tachment and levy, recommending its
passage and it was read the second
time.
Mr.. Burdett, from the same commit
tee, reported back the bill to provide fol
the sale Of Real Estate returned delin-
quent for the non payment of taxes. re-
Commenting its passage The bill hay-
ing been read by sections, various
amendments were suggested but the bill
was tabled for further consideration.
Mr. Mahon presented the petition Of
citizens of Jackson county in relation to
an increase Of tic tax for building school
houses. which was read and referred to
the committee gu Education
Mr. Peck introduced a bill providing
fer tho issuing of attachments in certain
cases. which was read the first time and
referred to the committee Oh the Judici-
airy.
On motion of Mr.. Burdett the Senate
bill in relation to certain deeds in Mon
roe couaty, was laid on the table
The following bills passed
House bill No l3. TO amend and re-
enact the 1st section of the act providing
for the issuing of grants for land in Ger
tain cases passed February 9th, 1865, and
House billNo q, to amend the charter
of the town Of Clarksburg
On motion of Mr. Peck the bill to aU-
thorize the city of Wheeling to levy and
collect license from Insurance Compa-
MES, was taken up, amended and laid on
the table again.
The Senate adjourned
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of him an explanation which it may be-
difficult for him to make. II
We are glad to note the fact that Hons.
LATHAM and WHALEY both voted
with the minority against the amend
ment. That they have correctly repre-
sented the opinions and wishes OF three
fourths OF their constituents by doing So
we have not a shadow of doubt. In fact
both of these gentlemen have recently
been at home, and have learned from
contact with the people the drift ofpub-
lie sentiment in this State. The con-
servative people of West Virginia owe
these gentlemen thanks, not only Tor
their vote against the adoption OF this
monstrous negro voting amendment, but
also for the manly opposition they have
made to other radical schemes upon sew
eral occasions this winter They have
sustained the President in luis contest
with the fanatics, and have not forgotten
| that this l., Government Of white men
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Communicated
The Test Gath for ATTORNEYS.

Ipresume the readers of the REGISTER
are already aware of the fact that, fear.
ing lest the pending decision in the SUI
preme Court of Appeals may give to
those attorneys who have participated
in the rebellion tho privilege of practi-
sing their profession in this State. a bill
mas been introduced in the Senate for
the purpose Of amending the existing
laws, 50 as - compel attorneys to take
the TEST oath. It seems to me that such
a bill is exceedingl! impolitic ard un-
just, and cannot convince myself that
tie members Of the legislature will con,
sent to its passage:
All must agree that % secure progress,
harmony aa9 unity of action are iuiis-
pensable. ana just in proportion as We
can approximate to harmonious action
may we expect 10 realize successful re,
suits The war is ended The fag OF
the Union now proudly hoats from every
hill-top-from Maine to Texas and
nowhere in our broad domain is there
found man in armed opposition to the
laws OF the Union 1t would seem that
no" is the time TO make the move in the
fisnt erection, looking to the permanent
s uuteAt OF peace harmony and
State "neA . ~"
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Our Representative, in Congress.

1t will surprise some OF his constitu-
ents who have been accustomed to re-
gard Hon. G. D. HUBBARD as friend
to President JOHNsoN's administration
and foe to radical legislation, to learn
that he voted last Wednesday for an
amendment to the constitution whose
sole purpose and intent it is to force ne
gro Suffrage upon all of the United
States. The Presidents views of the
question were well known; i. was known
that the proposed measure was not in
harmony With the policy the chiefeXcc.
utive has sought to.pursue' the friends
Il Of the amendment hurried il forward
with indeoent-hast simply 10. the pur-
pose Of defying and insulting the Presi.
dent. threats and menaces against AN.
DREW JOHNSON were made during the
debate upon the bill and after all this.
CHESTER D. HUBBARD, member Of Con
gress fromtho lst District of West Vir.
ginia' roted for Ifs passage The proposed
amendment is Intended solely to cont fer
suffrage upon the negroes in
the o.. various States. Hereto
fore all. the negroes in The Northern
States have been enumerated with the
whites in fixing the number Of repre-
sentatives, and il III, SrU.heru States.
three ffshs Of tho slavcs- have beer
counted Now I is proposed that none
of the negroes in any Of the States shall
be included III the uuIuber entitled to
representation 10 Congress except in
those States viere negroes are are per,
mleteo TO vote. II 4 State wishes u 10
crease its power % CONGRESS il must en-
franchise the negroes If it wishes to
enjoy that representation to which its
population Is entitled i nns+
enfranchise the negroes Ana th;s
Is the scheme for which sIr H,-a,,,,
voted We have not get learned
whether, as in the case OF the negro
suffrage bill for the District OF Columbia
be had any explanation" to offer or anv
statement to make concerning the
reasons which impelied him to vote for
the amendment, but We are much mis-
taken if some of his former political
friends in West Virginia will not require
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Mr.. Bell, of Ohio, moved to indefinitely
postpone the further consideration of
the bill.
Upon this question, Mr. linn, of Pres
ton, demanded the yeas and nays The
call being sustained, the following vote
was recorded:
YEAs.-Messrs. Ballard, Bell, Camden,
Cook, Cooper, Curtis, Darnel, Fleming,
Golf, Higgins. Hornbrook, Johnson, Nc
Curdy, MQulikin. MWhorter, Smith (of
Hancock) Spencer and Williamson,
Pnnell, (Speaker)-l9.
NAYs.-Messrs. Bee, Beeson, Bennett,
BristOr, Brown, Carroll, Cassidy, Combs,
Cunningham. Dolly, Dyche, Given, Ha-
gans, Hinchman, Hiukle, Hooker, Kellar,
Kyle, Lockhart, Mairs, Maxwell, M'Coy
RAIDER, Riddle, Smith, (of Berkeley, Std
ger Trainer, Witcher, Workman and
Zinu-3l.
So the House refused to postpone
Mr.. Trainer spoke at length in favor
of the immediate selection of the Local
ton, aud the House again proceeded to
ballot
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House Of DeIeguiPs.

FRIDAY, Feb. 2 EGG
Prayer hy Rev +. Ball, of North St.
NJ f Church
The unfinished business OF yesterday,
being the consideration Of House Bill No.
40, to establish a permanent seat of gov
ernment for the State, was taken up.
The question being on filing the blank
balloting was had as follows:
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After the tweuty-third ballot had been
taken, making a total of tlirty-two bal.
lots, the House al : o'clock in the after.
noon adjourned.
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JUST RECEIVED

I 0YERING'S SUPERIOR GOLD
IL EN SYRUP, Old Government Java, Yellow
ana Green Rio Coffee, of extra fine quality,
eastern Cranberries, Eastern Buckwbeat Flour,
Philadelphia Mince Meat Charleston Grits,
Sreen Peas, Dried Shaker Sweet Corn, Italian
Maccaroui, Bohemian Pears Smyrna Figs Lay.
er kaisins Bordeau Salad Oil, Extra, French
mustard Sardel FIST, in y kegs. &c, &c,
&c. for sale lev b.
N s. a u WSSBRGw
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THE COLOR BEARER"-Tho chief
organ of the Methodist Church of the
North, the Christian Adrocate and Jour
nal, has raised the flag of negro equality
and amalgamation. 1t says IN late ed
itorial:
This goddess prejudice against negro
equality deserves divine punishment.
She (thc church, must cease to loathe
and dissocate men on account Of color.
She must give her brethren of the de-
spised hue her cordial fellowship, in her
churches, her schools, her counting
rooms must they move freely and unno-
ticed."
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A R1cH PIECE OF LEaI5LATIoN.-The
Detroit Free Press says: The richest
piece of legislation was the adoption by
the House of the following preamble
and resolutions, introduced by Rollins,
Of New Hampshire:
WHEREAS, House rents are high ard
means of educating colorca children lin
tied, therefore,
Rcsolred, That tax of twenty per
cent. be imposed on rentals which ex-
coed $500, to be applied TO said educa-
ton"
1t is hard t tell which to admire
most in this, the clear appreciation of
cause and effect which associated high
rents with negro education, or the fnan.
cial aecuteness which devised tue plan Of
cbeapening an item of domestic expense
by taxing it. Either is worthy Of the
half-crazed Legislature of the nation"
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West Virginia Glass Works,

(Sucoessors to Ripley GoWI Uo'3I"
Office Webster ST. near Chapline; WheSlinz,
W, Va. .
s. P, EILDRETH President
Il y ECdoL5 Secretary. $3.50
DIRECTORS ..
P. Hildreth A. c. Quarter, 4. A Nc,
Cabe. William Hastings. Jacob Harlan, John
Ripley, NJ. " Echols
This Company having fully completed their
organization and possessing ample facilities 10 I
manufacturing, are prepared to receive and ex'
ecute all ord ers for Druggists, Glassware In
sulators, Fruit lars, FlasKs Min era- Mustard
Ale, Porter, and Wine Bottles and general
vaTiety of Green and Black Glassware. All
communications addressed to the Secretary will
receive prompt attention. leb5-lm
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cocoa CREAM fOR THE HAIi

cocoa CREAM fOR THE HAIR
Cocoa Cream for the Hair,
Cocoa Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid PomadesH
No moro rancid Pomades!
IF you want something elegant,
IF you admire delicious Perfume
II you desire soft and silky Hair, 81
If you want your Hair preserved
If you want your Hair 10 grow,
II you want to prevent premature Baldugss
If Won want to pc rid OF Dandruh,
Use the Cocoa Cream,
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream
Price IS cents bottle,
For sale By .
LAUGHIIN5 j. BUShFIELD.
luz. Wheeling w. Va
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raE INR1YALED BAKING

TNRE R9VA ID BAKING
i POWDER has now the largest sale and
greatest success wherever it has been intro
duced, and has obtained the confidence Of the
principal hotel, and boarding house keepers and
families from its uniform reliable and standard
qualities Since its Introduction (nJw over
nine years), nothing has been manufactured to
compare with it in purity and excellence Pur.
chasers should be careful to ask for BOOKINGS
Unrivaled Baking Powder, as there are imita.
lions sold under various names without merit.
The Unrivaled Baking Powder is manufactured
only by EDMUND BOOKING, Druggist
No. / Odd Fellows Hall
And for sale IN any quantity desired by Gro.
GERS and Dealers, everywhere. teb3
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GAUs s WARNAFELDT PrOpietoFs Of tue
Office Saloon and Restaurant 10 Washington
hall, sole agents for John o'Farrall s. Cos So,
perior fresh can and shell oysters received daily
BY express All kinds of game on hand in pro.
per season Families supplied at moderate
rates. Choice Wines, Ales, &C. st the Bar
The Billiard Rooms connected with this house
are fitted up in the most approved stTle
sep2l-6m
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NOTICE.

A III PERSONS HAVING ELLIS
II against TIE cid firm VIII present them IL,
medlately icr settlement and all knowing them
series indebted viii please csll and make i1rrs-
date settlement M1HETMAN q
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DISSOLUTION,

4 hE FARTN RSHGP HE x Il q
Il tOhE existing between MAYER he
NAM and HENRY BRUES is this day dis
solved Henry Braes retiring.
wheeling Jan. l9, 1866. N HETIAI
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EOTIEIE

HAVE SOLD OUT ny STORE
L 20 MI SAMUEL CLINE Fto Win hereafter
oaIIy on ths ar goods businss,in ali its branch
fer the liberal patronage eItsnaed to ne Ire,
sPeeuNiy solicit continuance OF the ssnefor
ny sncesssoz M. HETMAN
January 81 Isss.lw
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Old mortality Come AEnIn.

J Some person has been modernizing the
character OF Old Mortality among the
tombs, by reproducing inthe columns
OF the Richmond Whig extensive obitu-
ary notices of the virginians Of name
and repute who lie buried in tho ceme-
teries near that city. The writer de-
votes himself more especially to the
ancient Inhabitants. 1t is astonishing
to read how many of them belonged to
the inst families and were noted for
their stately Virginia characters. The
men were all cavaliers and tho women
all blooded ladies. There was nothing
earthly about any of them. Each one
was worthy to be laudated by this
modern Old Mortality as among the
s'best people OF the State"
ItwOnld be ungraoious in any one
to seem to begrudGe the fallen pride Of
Virginia the satisfaction OF delvinp
under ground for consolation these
days. Far be It from us. We may,
however, be permitted to remark that
modern vIrginians should know thai
the world cares very little for such wri.
ting. The newspapers of every old city
and town in the country could occupy
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Representative Incldents.


We alluded the other morning to the
fact that on election day three crimin-
ais had been turned loose from our Jail
before the expiration OF their sentences,
at the expense of the city, and that i'm
mediately on regaining their liberty
they hied to the polls and voted the
Copperhead ticket. We are sure that
no Union man will regret that they did
not vote tho Union ticket. It was in
accordance with the "eternal fitness of
things" that they should vote as they
did. There is an unerring instinct in
the political affinitIes OF such people.
A party that takes up and nominntes
John Morrissey, the prize fighter and
gambler, as a candidate for Congress,
is sure 70 attract to itself the dangerous
element of society In every city and
town of the country. The Union party
could not survive such nomination
wereit possible to stoopso low. Meth
eroould the Union party here in Wheel
Ing afford to vote Jail birds. One such
performance would almost If not en-
,tirely disrupt the party. Notso, how
ever, Withyths so-Called "democraoy."
Neither the nomination of John
Morrissey in New York nor the voting
OF jail birds in Wheeling, will over cost
the party a forfeiture 81 position here
or elsewhere. The two indeOencies are
not considered revolving in their proper
connection.
And yet is there not something that
points amoral in such sSgross political
degradation? Is 1t wonder that our
best citizens become utterly disguised
at times and feel no inclination to COM
pete with such tactics at the polls2 Is
It wonder that the very mention of
politics is distastefuI to themf And
yet ifgood men do not rise up and COM
bine to beat and rebuke such practices
what hope have we for either our social
or pOlitIcal system We are forced to
choose between AN effort to save our
selves ora passive surrender of our in
tercsts into the keeping of ''the baser
SORT" The state of things that is upon
us will never mend except as we mend
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General News Snr,nInarv.. q

THE eS-King of Naples is .'going it
-''Gail Hamflton' is now visiting
friends in Cincinnati. ie ! S,EIT't77
-Revivals are now in progress in the
Methodist Churches of Richmond, Va.
The Rurdt ,World strongly recon-
mends the pruning of grape vines in
the fall. -,-,.ls.'5. -.
"A little son of John MorrisSev. of
New York, was badly bitten the other
day by monkey belonging to an organ
grinder. 1siE-. = MI p
General Butler observes that off the
rebels, when making war upon the
| governments, were not out ofthe Cnton.
It is certain the Union was out OF
them.'' 5iIi,sl ~ - = y
Fred. Douglas and sons are making
preparations to start a paper in Alex
andria1 Virginia, to be devoted to the
Interests of freedmen. ~ Is - 20
Marriages in, Great Britain are SOL
emnized in more than eleven cases ont
OF twelve by religious rites. Eight
marriages In ten are performed accord
ing to the rites Of the established
church. -
The Republican majority in Iowa.
now reaches 81, 543, with twenty-five
counties yet to report officially. mo
According to the official returns Of
the late election, the Indiana Senate
viii stand thirty-nine Union men to
twenty Democrats; the House, sixty
Union men to forty Democrats. ''iE
The Indianapolis Journal, of yes
terdRy morning, Says nG9oY. Morton
Will not be candidate for PreSid entia1'
honors in 1858, and does not wish to, be
placed In the category of aspirants.3
Foreigners in Peru have to pay a
poll tax of $40. snsirf f5is.-- -
The title of the official organ of the
Japanese Government Is ''Son of Heav-
"A Chinese family has arenealoSical
table reaching back four thousand
years.
There is a horse insurance COM
pany In Louisville.
lin, Milwaukee, 2,285, 4OS gallons of
lager were manufactured during the
year. nc eEiSS8 ms
Pour andsa-half per cent. of the
English cattle were killed by the rim
Lies MisetabIss" paid i,sOO, GOO
francs TO Its pub lishers.
The English are as6onfshed at onr
foolfshness in publishing our incomes.
-Twelves shirts, costing $500. have
| Just been made for q CoHeomb In Lon.
dom. iu arltai, ~ 7f= Tstf5
The wheat cultivation In Ireland
has been reduced two-thiFds since IS4T.
,-Nermont is sending hundreds Of
In the army and navy OF Great Bril-
tam last year, Al persons were pun.
| ls s.tso pY hoEgtng, and 1902 branded
with the letter d. iliEE ~
Forrest acted 85Fnights in SanfFra6.
ci ss EeSsay LsL 80 GO IN gold. HeWn1
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It prevents the hair nom falling oFor
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It's inv1gorating properties insure luxuriant
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Pis6's Cure for Consumptionl

. FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
nom Consumption in the United States.
(See census for 1902 10 Ifs!S!7 - - = :
This remedy has been for several years
nsed in practice by eminent PHI sfcians, with
such marked success, that IL Is now, by ur-
gent request, offered to the public as an In
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Not every one in the advanced stages of conS
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ana many more are now receiving benefit
known remedies have failed. AS an eYi-
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mentss we WARRANT IT TO GIVE SATIsFAC-
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lows Hal, wheeling, WestVa aus
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aIftt a drettIsemfHts.
The. Corner Stonetz

E6 ST A G5aFgS On fts s casasA Il
Fourth and Centre streets, will be laid on
THURSDAY, Nov. LIST, at o'clock ps m.
Services will be held in Union Hall at 21S o.
clock, after which the congregation viii pro-
coed in body TO the foundati1n,0f the new
church, where the ceremony VIII be conduct
ed by R6v. T. q. Addison and other Clergy.
men,. An address will be delivered by Rev.
M. Gi1lstt OF Ohio. The public are respeet-
fnllH tnYited TO attend. oc3Is2t
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PRERCRIRED GOLnRN REAn

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cal Profession. A physician who has made
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with many medicines leave SHATTERED com
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The Trade can obtain it Of any New York
or Boston medicine house. 4. ~ oct2 :
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DIED.

In South Wheeling, on Monday, 9th inst,
Mrs. MARGARET HALL, in the 6Srd year. OF
her age. .s,.,a.z1 H.Ef e.49i C.s-.- ~ 4rfst.-
The funeral will take place on Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock, p. M, from her late
residence on Sixth street. The friends of the
family are invited to attend. i"