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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-18

The report Of proceedings Of a meet.
Ing Of tho minister, Of tho Gallipolis
niat,iet, Ohio Conference, md Of tho
chatlcston District, West Virginia Con
ference, NJ. E. churdt, held in Gallipoli.
Last Wednesday, tho llsh inst, kindly
fa,nlshsa'us by:tho Secretary, Captnir
1M. Bio, 4, omitted this week for wan
Of room. 1t will ba published mex
A..h : - ''e' .."
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The Official Vote. on the AMEND:
ncnt.

Governor Borcmpn aud the other c1.
ccu.ivo officers, on tho lOsh inst, opened
and couutod tho vote on the Amend
mon, to tho State Constitution Inc
following is the exact vote by untleS'
as certified by the several Boards OF Su'
porvisors, the result only Of which np'
pears in the executive proclamation IN
another column Of this paper:
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Call for i Convention of Southern
CniOmiStS.

The Uniouists Of the Southern States
have issued n call, numerously signed
for convention to he held ut lndepen'
dencc Hall, in the city Of Philadelphia
on the first Monday Of September, 1866
This they do for the purpose Of bring
Ing the loyal Unionis.s Of the South
into conjunctivc action with tho tru.
friends Of Republican Government o.
tho North and they waat numerous
delegations from all the Southern States
including Missouri, kentucky, Yves
Virginia, Maryland und Delaware.
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in 1860, white population Of '"''o'l'
yc. she hus but three representatives
Why is i. that South Caroliua with u
white population ofl3,5o3 less than tina.
Of Yves, Virginia, has one moro repre-
sentative? Because sho had at that
time a colored population Of 'il2,32o,
which formed part Of the basis Of repre-
scn,ation, while that Of West Virginia
was only 1871. But when the last
apportionment Of representatives was
made, South Carolina had .lO2, l0G slaves
and it required five Of these to equal
three free persons. Now she has no
slaves. SO that in tho mex, arpor'ionmcnt
each colorcd person will coun. """, SO
that, with the population aud ratio OF
1850, she will have at the next appor'
tioumcnt within small fraction Of Sr
representatives. CT will be 50 near SIX
that Il democratic Congress would give
her that NUMBER while West Virginia
will still be entitled to no more than
three.
The Me: Err man says this i, ii "whi'c
man government" aud the negro must
have no part nor !ot in it; yc, he IS "r'
poscd to an amendment CT the Consil;u-
ton that vii! make i, so. Why? Be.
cause he is looking forward to tImc
when he hopes G. to sec the democratic
party restored to the position it occupied
! in 1850, before the members from the
Southern States vacated their seats in
! Con-rsss. At such time lie snpposcs
this inequality can be turned hy tina,
party to very good account.
/ If the representatives, Of ;he Southern
States are admitted without this amend.
mcut bcin" ratified, there will be four
representatives from South Carolina
based on the col"rcd population. For
these negroes, also, South Carolina will
have four votes in the electoral college
: for President and Vice President; aud
these votes are all certain for the demo.
cratic candidates. Is it any wonder,
,hcn that the democratic or rebel
sympo,hizinS party is opposed to ra'Isy,
Ing these amendments?
They have already been ratified By
the Legislatures Of two SIatrs-Ncw
IIampshirc and Connccticut-aul in
both, the democratic party voted against
them in solid phalaux.
. The eleven seeded States will have,
without, the ratification Of the proposed
amendment, - representatives IN Cons
.rcss and ~ votes in the electoral col
lc.c for President and Vice President,
based wholly on the coorcl popula'ioa
in those States.
: r. then, the President succeeds in hi
plan Of recon,:rucrion, - Of these votes
will 20 certain for the measures Of the
democratic ui'US conservative H'iHs j ohE.
son party two Of them from Tennessee
may possibly be cast against that party.
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~ deso.a a large portion Of our
space M week to tho speech Of Hon
iohn Minc< Bolts, and invite tho care.
~ aitontion Hsour readers TO it.
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E:tirouc;,il News.

The Ministry Of Great Britain, OWING
to unpopularity ON tho "Rciorm ques'
ton, have resi- gucd. The Government
was for several days without ministry
and considerable confusion existed IN
London umons the working.men.
Lord Derby has had an interview with
the Queen, aud submitted the following
names for new ministry, which were
The Earl Of Derby, Premier and
Leader in the House OF Lords.
Mr. Disrac!i, Counsellor Of the tx.
chcuucr aud Leader in the House oil
Commons.
Lord Stanley, Foreign Secretary.
On the 9Th ull., the AastrIanS aud
prussiaas had an engagement in Bohc'
mia, between Neustad' and Nachod, IN
which the prussiaus were. beaten, and
rclrcated, lcavin. their dead and wound
ed on the field. Victor Emanuel, in IL
Ll. patch to the Regency, claims that the
cnsuycmcn. ncur Verona was drawn
bal,lc. lie intends to concentrate hts
entire force and resume the campaign.
/, was reported that he had Implied to
the French Emperor for assistance III
the war, Offering, in compensation, tht
traus!cr Of the l.laud VI SariluiI. There
WAS i noticr-Gl: activity Of mlIitlry
movements and preparations IN France.
The Austrian and Prussi1n accounts
vt tic engagement, in bohemia arc still
i, variance; the latter clhiminG two IN.
por,ant victories, with an aggregate loss
to the Au>;rianS Of about l3,OOO ~
killed, wounded and prisoners, while the
Austrian statements assert that the
i'ru.sians left ouc.third Of their army
behind. killed aud wounded, aud retreat
cd to Prussan territory. The ll"no'
vcriln army had been compelIEeI to sur
render at discretion 10 the pruas'ans.
Another cng rgsmcut, on the loIIo%InS
day, resulted IN rcpn'sc OF the rfu' =
Slaus.
LArESr.-Thc splendid audaclty OF
the Iru,siaus in sweeping through Sax
ony aud invading bohemia has been
rewarded with great success. The Aus
;riaus, III attempting to prevent the
JUNCTION Of the two. prussian armies
advancing through SIxony aud sllesla'
were met July sd, near Scdowa, by the
Prussiaps, and i great battle fought.
con,inuin, for twelve hours, which
resulted in the total rout Of tho Aus
,riau,-:hcir los, h,inS yariousIy cstr:
mated from thirty to fifty thousand, md
one hundred aud sixteen guns. The
Austrian E.mpu:or acknowledges his
defeat, and PROPOSES, through Napoleon,
Emperor Of France, terms Of peace
Offering to ccdc NcnrIA to France
which, i, i. supposed, Napoleon will
,arn over to Italy, rrscrvinY the Island
of SARDINIA 10 himself.
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SENATOR LANE. Of Kansas, died on
tho 1lth inst, at Leuvcnwor,h, and was
buried at Lawrence on Sunduy.
Before leaving for Kansas tho last
time, Con. Lane received several letters
from his former friends there, telling
him that he was totally shipwreckcd in
his po!itical fortunes. ..-S.ir..-'
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"FAYErrr CnuHrY. "a few weeks
since we received communication, IN.
tended for publication, from resIdcn,
Of GauIcy Bridge, in which the writer
reviewed in strong terms the action Of
the Board Of Supervisors Of that county
in locating the Court House, wi'hou,
submitting the question to vote oil the
people Of the county, as they, By petit
ton numcrou>ly signed, had been re-.
qucsicl to do, and pronouncins said
action NJ unjust, despotc and outrage
Gus. Certain assertions and charges
were made against the Board Of Super.
yisors, which induced US to hold the com
muniAu,ion. under further adsisement.
In the meantime pubic meeting was
held at Gaulcy Bridge, and resolutions
passed defining tho position of those who
feel usricvcl, the proceedings Of which
meeting were published in the JOURNAL
Of June 9th; since which We did not
deem i. importan, that tn" former CON-
munca,on should be published, cspc.
cially as our list Of subscribers in that
county is quite limited, and the subject
being one 10 which the citizens Of that
county arc almost exclusively interested
(By the way. cant "Foycttc County, do
something toward increasing our circu'
Iation,D \ portion of the citizens want
the Court House removed 10 Gauley
, Bridge, which lies upon the kanaxha
river, at the extreme edge ofthe county.
Fayetteville, the formcs county seat, OF
(which the Supervisors decided to rebuild
the Court House, is near tie centre Of
the county.
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The Fall Electi0n---What Officers
~ arc to he Elected. ....

, Our readers may, find thc.followiOg,
compiled by the Wheeling ln'elligeneerr,
useful for reference, between now and
tho October election. wi, 81
Tho State Of Yves. Virginia now cm.
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under the Constitution, that body is
bound to give it to them.
And because Gov. Morton is in favor
of holding out an induccmcut to the
people of the Southern States to do 70,
themselves, 4" in due time that which,
il they do not, Congress will have to Dc
for thcr, and because the radical party
Of Wcct Virginia approve Of the speech
that contains that sentiment, then, for.
soo,h, ",hc radical party Of West Eir.
GINA arc cndcavoring to elevate the
negro to the position now occupied By
,rhIc mtn |! !" Profound conclusion
Eut this is the Governors Mird rca,
son for iavorinS an equalization Of rep,
rc.cntatiou.
The first is because Of its justice, and
because it removes an Inequality which
will DO oppressive and in'olerablc.
| Let US examine this inequality, whicl
tho Ncm Era man is striving to hide
.ibehiud a thinly woven veil Of prejudice
asaiurt the innocent negro, and SEQ wha
it is. BY the ccusu, of,ls6o, 'sou.t
CurYliuu had Q white population Of 29l,'
3sssS and, if she was admitted now, ii
| Reconstructed by tho President, woult
have -four representatives in Congress.
iWsst,yirginia By tho Same census, had
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Of Trustees of the California Consolidated Mill
and Mining Company. an assessment OF one dol.
lar was levied on each and every share Of the
capital stock Of said company, payable immedi.
AteIy to the Secretary In gold coin.
f7E 70 ~ g. D. C0NNELL, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Jan. 5, 1855 lasn
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
i Indicial District of the State of nevada, In
and for the county OF Storey-John Shehan. plain.
,If against susan Shehan, defendant Action
brought in the District Court OF the First Judicial
District Of the state Of Nevada, In and for the
county Of Storey, and the complaint hled In saui
county OF Storey In the Office ofthe Clerk of said
District Court.
Tbs Stat. Of Nevada sends greeting, to Susan
-h-han. defendant: You are hereby required to
APPEAR In an action brought against you by 70"
above named plaintiff, In the District Conrt OF the
First Judicial District OF the state OF Nevada In
and for the county Of Storey, and answer Tue
complaint fled therein, within ten days (eSeln
siv- OF the day Of serylce) after the service on
YOU Of this Summons. II served In said county or
II served out OF said county, but within said Dis
triet. within twenty days; and In all other cases
forty days; or Judgment by default will be taken
against you, according TO the prayer Of the said
complaint a.
The said aetiOu il brought to procure u decree
Of divorce forever dissolving the bonds OF matr
mony existing between yourself and the said
plaintiff on the grounds OF deserting this plaintiff
ror more than two years last past, to'wit: since
The a6,h day OF November, A d. 1853, all OF which
/. faly set forth In plaintiffs complaint. now on
And Won are hereby notified. that II you fail to
,nnsnr and answer the said complaint. as above
Trapired. the said plaintiffs will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded -,
Given under my hand, and the seal OF
VI the District Court OF the First judicial
49, DI.trict Of the State OF Nevada, In and
for the county OF Storey, this ri day OF January
in the year Of our Lord one thousand. eight nun
LUCIEN HERMANN, Clerk.
BY THos. B. FOWLER. Deputy Clerk Js2 m
lSoc State stamp. SOC Int Rev. stamp
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

rNHE TEACHERS AND THE PUBLIC ARE
l hereby notified that th" next term OF tho
Public Schools in Storey eounty-to-wlt: the
First, Third and Fourth Ward Schools In Viz.
einla, and those in Gold Hill. American City and
Flowery Townshlps-wlll commence on NEXT
WEDNESDAY,, January 10Th, 1866, at 10 o'clock
An.
Vaccination.
Pupils cannot be admitted without written
certificate Of vaccination from some medical prac-
t!,ioner in good standing, to be presented TO the
Teacher.
SoTE Those pupils whose certificates of vac
cination have b-en enrolled on the books OF the
Board Of Education are not included in the above
notice which. for prudential reasons that must be
obvious to every parent and guardian. will be
strictly enforced. The Board OF Education will
attend 10 the vaccination OF those children whose
parents will satisfy them of their peeuniary ina
6ility to bear the expense,
Negroes, MongoliRus mud lndinns.
Those Interested in having all classes oi emil.
.iren In our community enjoy the advantages OF
AN education, will oblige the Board Of Education
by informing the County Superintendent, IN
writing or otherwise. of the name. age and resi-.
dence OF those In this county who would attend
school II one should be organized for their ben
.n,. By order of the Board Of Education.
JNO. A. COLLINS,
la5n Couaty Sup't Public Schools.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO INVALIDS

A InNRDmTODnHNTS
- nIo9 Ill Mia ~ -
TN INVALIDS
"HosE sUFFhNiN"" ""'N ...
hnon ,ro,r.c,.d from hidden causes
.'
and mnl''re"'men'' ana WHO 'squ"'
prop,ut relief to render exiat. - .
r.I. .. .. o..
eheo oeS""pie'
Dh' =. ~ ~
Grndunte Of tho Uniyersfty
- ...
form his patients, and others seeking
medIcoI .dv,c,. ,hr, hs NAV be con.
suited personally oroy 'e"er III "''
cnse. Of Neryous and PbysicnI
....
neDiii'y' anu 'he VARIOUS Sui'o'"erS
r.. arising from sedentary habits, excess,
-.
Gceiden' OF eiim"e' rom' A. "'o
~, and from to 8 P. ~, u, his oface.
,,,-
Noh'son'ery anu o"e'"H'eh'o s'''
Rooms Nos O. 10 and II, first floor
- .,,,.- uo,,...
gomery or Sacramento Streets
W ,o,or, soor,. r.ort.,s for NJ
-. ,Se.,,SI,. -, aS.o-,,..n.n,
-. -, r- ,.,-.,,.,I,,, =.
,,-,r 49,, A. ,..o,,,, or
Nho"'eub7u '""' ''o
these particular diseases constitutes Draneh OF
medicine which has never been sufficiently
-I,I-...L Il, ,o,,.oo,.,.. a, N. fa,tIdIous.
n., ,h.s.
,pceIalitI.s 10 the caro- of unqualified proc.
,;,;on.r. Tb.r. .,,.,. here no mower to re.
r.. = -
press the impudence ana cnrontery OF men "ho
ure totally incompetent to perform the duties
os ,h.,- so..a,l.a r,.d,cal nracticr thereby In.
" ,"'' .u.I.I l., .,,
hicting mi'eriss 10 degree uhpn'"i'e''" III my
other class OF human dlsorderA The only way
10 remedy this evil IL 10 call the attention OF the
puonc !" "'i.
medical profession, Legally quaiihed'
and who devotes his exclusive attention to dis
eu,.s ar,sInc from the undue excitement Of the
~. -, ,o,,.,,or Nth ,boso incidental
gehes"'Ne 'is"ns' "s''Ne, -,.a,.I
stages OF acute disorder which, wheh hes'ec'e"'
terminate In the horribly wasting form Of con-
.,;,n,IonaI characterization. Doctor Pcrrnult
'' ,
has paid the most nnx'o. nm"
attention, for the last eight years. 10 speciai
branch Of study, and his mode Of practice, sug.
-, ,u,,,ror., IN, .,,ori.rc. and experI.
Be"e" nnu ''pi'''" =!
ments made through the medium oi the micro
,cope enables him to detsci tho presence Of semen
T., ,ho v.i,,, W. wish 10 impr,s, those who
I'll "e "'"'. r.. .,.,, A..
nave h''ied Oh rehe' ei'e""ete' '""' '"'' A'
rive benefit from examination Of the urine In
csscs NJ Seminal EmIssIons and Impoteucy, a.
e"'u' :. CT n,....., =, ,h, p,od.
wen ~ III e'Ses Vi "'"''''
der and Kidneys and we can at once ascertain
m, cause Of the patients complaint, 20 IN TO pre-
'n' '"N'' VI '"S ,,...,,, ,,,
pare 'he proper ren'eu'e' '"' '"N" p
order and according TO each case.
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To Correspondence.
Ouinions Of the Press,

"DR DOHERTY Ia q skillful physician and
honorable gentleman. Any ststementshe makes
TO bis patients he IL sure TO fulfill Thai fhct u
one great cause Of bis eminent success In his pro-
fession. II IL fortunate TINT among the many al
yertisIng physicians there Is one who can be Dr.
pended on"-Review.
"DR. DOHERTY'S reputation as phyhcian
Ia a sufficient guarantee for the cure ot any case
he rtRkes"-Chronicle.
"DR. DOHERTY has devoted his rtndy more
particularly TO chronic. specific and secret prac.
dce and Ar such IL now the most nuecessful OF
any physIcInn In San Francisco. FIRES Prrn.
2DR pOHERTY'S reputation Is second TO no
other physician on the coast IN chronic and sps.
etfc ructIce."-Mirror. .,..-|.F .....
'"pR DOHERTY.-Fsw men In the medical
nrofe..Ion have succeeded in gaining the conti I.
dence Of the public In their skill and Judgment a.
he haS"-Enquirer. " .'N.
"DR DOHERTY ranks as one Of our most
distinguished physicians, md also one Of the most
successful. which IL now the criterion BY which
the medical practitioner Is ludged"-Echo. ..
"DR D0HERTY enjoys 4 more extensive
practice than Rny physician In this State LEX.
press.
: Address, 90 90 w. X. DoHERTY, MD.
lanl Jun GL.r yruuy San FranciHco. Cal.
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Diseases Peculiar TO Females,

Such as Retention, Suppression, and Painful Men.
Struat0n, etc. ETC., haSe been my study for great
number Of years. and can safely promSea 4 perfect
cure In short time.
Be not deferred ftom calling OH DR.: ToZER from
delIcacy, or fear Of exposure, as the Doctor is
man In whom yon can trust. and all cases are treated
,uIIh ihe n
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II Il r U n NINGI

For Grass Valley. Nevada. San Juan, MHrys,
Vile and other points In Northern California VIII
connect with the
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And diseases arising from the OF Mercury. such
as pain Ia the shin bones. swelings Of the different
Joints Of the body. running sores, etc. etc., al lnl'
purtIcs OF the blood cured in short time BY the use
Of my Vegetable Mixtures. known only TO myself.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. CIIAS. III. TOZER,S
PRIVATE ..... ....
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Mr.. Cor. jackson md Kearny sts.,
...... SAN FRANCIstO,
tn. Great Eradicdtor Of Special Complaints, for.
nIrly of Locks Hogpital. London EisAl
Years in Sacramento, and the
... last Thyes Ysdrs IN SaH
Frdneisco.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. TOZ K r ~

T,xpERIENcE IS OF FORTY YEARS STAND
u ing and during that time has met with unpar-
alIeed success IN the treatment Of all those diseases
generally known as -t..r ..l..... -...
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kAr I ,,,rinS ~ ,ba, time h.. met with unnar-
lnE, NV M ~ .h. ,r.stment of iii those dIsra sns
alleled success III tne "ea''"e"' VI "'
Hehe'u'' AnO"
Veuereul or Cnronic. IL .
II, impossible here to mention all the diseases
with which he II familiar; some perhaps VIII not be
ont Of place the moS aoraaoie & tne IO ,IUSs So,Dg Ie
~ sss oS;ba dIs.ase The whoc system suffers in
cnnseonsncc / will here enumerate some Of the
ssmntoms 70 that tho,e AFFLICTED may be able TO
form an opinion in regard TO their complaint, and
Worid OF sufiering Nervous Debility, Loss Of Mem
ory pain in The Limbs and Back Palpitation OF the
Hssrt Trcmbiinr OF the Liulbs Headache, and an
AVERSION 10 Genial Society, especially that OF fe-
% There are a great many more; but these are sum-
Client, and should you be suffering lrom any OF thcI
time, without any interruption in your business-or
sta1e s!Sn r SSTT YoSp Sass ssiIng M ~ tbS once
''o' 'o' yout s"...'H ~ .r' ~" ~ U...
=. ,o,,ar c,,n,,i.r,. enemy 10 health Send ,or
one OF INV circularS on that disease. and inform
yourself OF lis terrible results. The worst cases
cured In q few days ~ s-y"'' ."'
u...,, n;..,.e.
n,.,a 49, pstn,s,, x.cord,.
~ m ar Hsr.SItayy eompietey erucated from the
system. Your constitution being restorsd 70 perfect
health; there WIN pe no Ianger oi o,, ~ S..o
your chllnren that terrio'e aiSsAS1 A"'"" ~
ua. .,. n..
As II presents Itself on this coasts OIL more l9ra
able character than that seen In the Atlantic states
or Europe, arising from the iact OF US DeHS Sol'
pound 9t Spans rh ysta. ,Sn tso IatirT
ease. Lnosc " yI, yTu r sssn ths drnsdfnl effcrts
90 ~ on ho,h ,hn na,Ixs anI G,rcgn POPULATION. IL
ono,,i,,.s T ","vsiSer Inherent modes OF treatment
The Old Formulas
or Ricord Acton and Bostwck are OF little account,
tSs nnson IN the blood. which. sooner or later will
form. % These iscts have learned by experience.
seen moro practise ~ these diseases tah any ost Ta
II becomes You. therefore, 10 think We'll Deiore you
employ physician. =. ,,,, 49,, o,, .xn.,,-
enced one, or one who has recently settled amongst
your
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Are the best ever used In this climate for suppres.
sion OF the monthly sickness. Every LaIiy should
have a box in case Of necessity. Price, s. Consul
tation at the ONCE Or by leterfree All letters re;
turned or destroyed. Once IIours FROM @A.N. III
Bpm. ....
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As Il presents Itself on this coast Is ola more fOrmd-
able charncter than that In the Atlantic States
or Europc arising from the fact Of It's being com.
pound OF Spanish, Chinese aud Sandwich Island dis.
ease Those OF you who have visited the two latter
countries no doubt have Seen the dreadful enects
of IL on both the native and foreign population. IL
rnniiI nItnrnihrr different mOneS of Treatment.