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Franklin Insurance Company

Capital, .........................S15O,OO 900.
DIRECTORS:
T. H. Logan, T. p. ShallcroSs, Geo. K. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John ZOeCkler, Saml. McClel-
Ian, G. w. FranEhein, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
Laughlin
HTHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, are prepared to take risks Mt
fair rates on buildings of all kinds, merchan-
disc, manufacturing establishments furni-
ture, steamboats, and carHoes on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives of per
Sons for n term of years. This Company Of
fers superior inducements to farmers, where
by they can be insured for three years nj re-
duced rates. This being home institution,
composed of some ninety-four Stockholders,
most ofwhom are among our pest business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
sideration OF the insuring public, and solicits
Applications for insurance will be prompt
attended to by the Secretary.
Office, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occnpied by Adams, Express Co.
N. ARTH UR, Secretary.
SAMTI MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
NC. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Office No l Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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Eskitors L,lteLLiac,ice,.::


A meeting of Union Soldiers of this
county was held pursuant to public no.
tice, Mt the court house, on the 25th inst,
for the purpose of appointing Delegates
to Il Soldiers State Convention at Par
kersburg. on the Both inst.
The meeting was called to order and
Maj. S. Moore, unanimously elected
President, and Capt. VIM. NJ. Powell,
Secretary.
The President, after taking the chair,
requested Capt. V. Smith to explain the
object of the meeting, which was cheer
fully done, after which the following
named Delegates were appointed:
Capt. V. Smith, Capt. VIM. Powell,
Maj. S. Moore, Capt. John G. May and
Reuben a. Martin.
Then very appropriate speech by
VIM. l. Boreman, followed by Capt.
VIM. NJ. Powell, with some appropriate
remarks, and a good anecdote, which
was followed by loud applause; after
which the following resolutions were
read the second time, and on motion
we're unanimously adopted:
ReSOtred, 1st, That there never hns
been n timo when unity of action was
more necessary among Union men than
the present.
End. That the thorough organization
of the great Union party is absolutely
essential to the final and triumphant
success of the great principles for which
are fought and risked our lives during
the great armed rebellion.
Bird. That we cannot be deceived
through shallow devices and hypocri.
cal pretensiOns of friendship oftrditOr.
and their willing tools.
4th. That the interest of all the true
friends of the government, whether cit
iZen or soldier, are the same; and We
have no confidence in, or respect for
any man or set of men who attempt tC
create any prejudice in the minds o
Union soldiers towards Union citizens
9th. That we will stand by thu
great Union party; that we are par
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vention, and that we will use all hon.
orable means TO secure their election.
w. I. Boreman proposed the fol-
lowing, which was adopted by unan-
imOus rising vote:
WHEREAS, The returned Union SOL
diers of this county are to meet at the
Court House on Saturday next to ap-
point delegates to n soldiers State Con-
vention, to be held Mt Parkersburg on
the S0th of this month, and as we have
perfect and entire confidence in any
delegate which they may appoint, there
fore
ReSOlUed, That nil the delegates so
appointed are hereby authorized, and
requested to act in conjunction with
the delegates appointed by this conven-
tion in the Union State, Congressional
and Senatorial Conventions shortly to
assemble.
On motion,
RcSOLued, That our delegates be. and
are hereby instructed to favor the NOM
ination of such men OnLyas are unuiter-
ably opposed to restoring rebels to all
those rights which they have justly for
ieited.
ReSOLred, That the Union papers of
this Congressional District are request
ed to publish tho proceedings OF this
Convention.
On motion, the Convention ad-
journed. ISAAC DAVIS,
Chairman.
w T. ROREMAS ,SeryeIUrU
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. GROSS RINGS ANIBRosIA JUST RE-
- ceived and warranted to restore gray hair
By c. H. ODBERT, End of Stone Bridge. 10
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9Mrdtfal.
SimiIid ISiUiIihnI CIp'untlir.
HUMPHREYS
HOmoOpathic Specifics.

HAVE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
- - experience, nu entire success Simpr-rTumpt-
Efficient, Rnd Reliable. They the only Medi-
cincs perfectly adapted to popular Usr-s0 simple
that mistakes CamnUt he made i'll usinG them; so
harmless to J." free from danger and efficient
to l." always reliable. They have raised the highest
commrndntion from all, aud will alwNyB render sat
sftctiun.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

OF West virginia.
Capital Paid in. 100000.
TTNIIIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE RUSI-
L ness of the "McTChnntS' and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling" II is IA designated De
pOSitOry and Financial agent Of the United
States, and IS prepared 10 do Legitimate
Banking business.
ITeN'tt7It-Robcrt CrnnglC.
DiTsCtOTS-ThOmaS Sweeney, l.. s. DclaplRin,
Jas. g. AcheSon, John DOnlOn, JncOb Berger,
a. Allen Howell, J. Nelson Vance, James
DalZcll. =. BRADY, CHSher.
iaul7-ly
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SOLDIERS MEETING IN TYLER
COUNTY. .-

Emphatic Resolutions in reference to
all attempts to Divide the Union
Vote, or to Create PrejudIceS IJJ
Partisan Appeals To those who were
once Soldiers, but are now Citizens.
PURsLEY, TYLER COUNTY, w. VA. !
August 9th, 1866.
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5nSnranrf.
National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.

CAPITA 600.
President. GEORGE X. WHEAT,
Vice President, JAMES McCLCNEY.
DIRECTORS:
John f. Wilson, A. C. Quarter,
SaIn1 Harper, Jas. q. Orr,
George Adams, James McC'luney
l. F. Updegraff, George X. Wheat.
Christian Smith.
NIHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
L ly organized, is prepared to transact huSi-
ness and asks a liberal share OF public patro-
mage. Rates as low as any firSt-clnSs company
Office No. % Monroe street. up stairs, next
door to FiTSt National Bank.
mr22 JOHN BISHOP, Sec'y.
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National Savings Bank of Wheeling.

National Savings Bank of Wheeling.
CAPITAL. 100000.
MONEY RECEIVED ON Deposit
1Nl Interest paid on Special Deposits. Notes
and Bills discounted. Exchange bought and
sold. Collections made on all points and pro-
ceetlS promptly remittCIl.
Discount tdny-WcdncsSlRy.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Fl. List, Augustus POllRCk,
Robert Gibson, II. a. MCabe,
J. Z. Thomas, Il. NJ. lbOdsOn.
]. l.. Stifcl.
THOS. II. LIST, President.
8. p. HILDRETH. Cashier. nOv2l
The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, No. 60 MAIN ST, WHEELING.
" VIVA. Money received on deposit. In
tereSt paid on special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted. Exchange
bought and sold. Collections at home or nom
abroad promptly attended to.
DIRECTORS.
John Reid, Christian Hess,
]. Il. Scott, John NOCkler,
Sam'l J. Boyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, PreRt.
JOSIAH +. UPDEGRAFF. CaSh'r. my9
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.--COunty HOminRtIOnH.--App ppOInf-
ment of Delegates TO ParkerHburg,
, 1866-01-06
CONF
Charleston. Jan. 4. 1866.

ED4ruH LEADER. On reuding all article in
ore OF the daily papere Of this city. purpor,ing
TO be n report of the celebration Of Emancipation
dry by The colorcd citizens. I'm the list iAs'., |
was surprised and Fortified at the amount Of
prejudice and misrepresentation it continued.
Such low, :uignr langunge surprised me the
more by its appearance i'll a journal that makes
some prctensions to 6scency and mo1ality.
1t is we'll known that the procession was the
most respectable and orderly that has taken
plnoe in this city for mrny a day. and as jour
naiists and Ircn of cd urut,on we had a right to
e:tpect u respectful silence. or q decrIrt or truth
fns nntioe. But Mas for the sin Of pn.nrnus is-
norancc aud ignorant prejudice. SO blinded are
its possessors that in trying to degrade others
they stultify and degrade themselves. But :hcrr
is Il reason for everything, however unressona-
bile. There is u cause for this spleen ard i'll
humor. It was simply on ncrnuut of the coior Of
the participants, which. in mnny instances, was
only the shadow Of a shade darker than the
writer Of the article in question Those who live
III glass houses should be careful how they
throw stones. The two hundred thousand ,nu.
lattoes seem to have reused his darkest ire. A
I" fellow feeling" should have made him more
kind. I: is a. wcll.kno@n fuct that those Of
mixed origin who have succeeded in introduce.
ing themselves into society OF the ruling clnsscs
would be the foremost in the hue aud cry against
mulattoes. J.R. n.
, 1866-01-06

faithfully using the means Of education ,h"t have
come within your reach, anu by this your rights
will lie vinticated, and the fond hope, of your
friends realized.
Mr.. Il. ii. Magwood. said the loynl people Of
the country were lnborins for us. and we must
so lnbor az to be in harmony with their great
undertakings. lie briefly enumerated the
cha nges which freedom had already wrought
for us.
IL. Judge Moore, Esq, of Charleston, being
called for, was introduced. lie would not speak,
he said, but, with the American flag in his hand.
repeated the following st,,,za. which spoke vol,
,iti,cs Fur his unilincl,ing fidelity to his country
Flag of the free hearts only home.
NY angel minds to talor nivrii, .
Thy stats linec III the wrik II dome,
And NIL thy l,nrs were born in Heaven.
Forever noat that standard sheet
Where hrra1irs The fur, hut falls before usj
With irr,,iuih's soil beneath uir feet.
And freedoms banner streaming DER us.
AZ the conclusion .: Tie speeches "rdrt WINS
given for the procession t. reform, which wnN
soon quietly done. and they returned TO III,
city. Not II single disturbance or ~acciirn, OF
any Kind occurred during the day. aud ali ven
merry ns II marriage hell The Committee %
Arrangements deserve tho thinks Of the rom.
,nuni,y.
, 1866-01-06

CALlFoRSIA CoLonED CoSvES1IoS.-Th The
California State Convention, composed of color
ed men, 10 deliberate on measures concerning
their general welfare. met nj Sacramento on
Wednesday the FL of November, and permanent
" organized the same day. The proceedings
were conducted will, dispatch and ability, and the
business passed off larlnoniously. Tie delegates,
after each days session, in neat attire and with
respectable appearance, promeladci the streets
and visited their friends throughout the city;
all the capital, nmang the colorcI inhabitants,
had the appearance Of a holiday. After the first
day the sessions were largely attended by the
colored ladies, and also by IL large numlbcr Of
white prisons of both sexes.
, 1866-01-06
Man Of a Thousand.
coNSUMTIvE CURED.

u ~ IA ES. II tiircd physician OF Great,
Il. rh''htnrc, disrnscrcd, slilr IN ihr East Indies, al
S.r.n,n cure i"r C~onsumltl0n, Asthna, bronchitis,
was discovered by him whch hi. only Child n dnnp,,lrf
WE given W. TO- die. His Child was cured, mud ID
ni,Sc NM wei. DESTROYS ofbtiriti In. hi. fciiu~ mur.
iHis, lie VIII send 10 those wlo wish Il Tie rccipc,
rom.a':i'nH inl directions for making anu successfully
ns.,is tfr REMEDY, free, On receipt OF tlIrjr names,
WIN Two stamps 10 my expenses. There IN not .
a,nsic syinP,"'n OF tonsnmlion that It docs mo-. At
once thhr hold Of md hissipalr. Nigh, swcats. urryi.h.
nrsS, irritation Of tlc nerves, failure Of memory:
u ,n rhE,f,oration. rllnfr pnims in The lungs, sore,
'hihHt' emily stiinatinns, nausea nj the stoInuch. In
hc.l"i' ct the Dowcls, wasting away OF The muhrIrs.
" ihr writer viii please state tlr maine 81 tho
paper they see tn" advertisement in. Addres.
-. Il ca.
lo2: Race Street, Philadelphia, Tenn.
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, 1866-01-06

Mn EDrron.-In the daily Ncms Of the Ord
! hld. q would-be funny. but ridiculous articl !,
concerning the celebration on the LIST inst. a
aoIc uncalltd for and unclristian article it
has seldom been my lot To witness and the lingo
Of esiL article proves that it was not the pro.
suction Of Il cl.ri<tnn but emhaatcd from one
"ho has never learned. or after lenrning ignored.
the golden rule "As sc would that men should
do unto you. do ye even so unto then,." In
attempting to be funny. he hns plnyed ,he ,idt.
culous, and receive his just deserts th rough
the execrations of all wcll.meaning men in this
community irrespective of color. And now in
ABE Language Of the Saviour, we would say to
.ths erring son Of Carolina, go, sin no more"
# 0H WHt EHs. a a IL, C., D..
, 1866-01-06

ONE ~SIpEp.--Thr Charleston Courier calls
Gen. Carl Scliurz' report II onr-sidcd affair. or
course, there is but one right side to lie question,
nnd the files Of tho Courier Tor the last three
months will fully subs,antia.c tl. truth OF the
report.
, 1866-01-06

"Oun IouSG FoLKs.'' an illustrated maya
zine for boys and girls, has been received from
the publishers, Messrs. Ticknor s Fields, Nos-
ton. II is a valuable juvenile publication, and
the children OF Charleston would be pleased to
huvc it. J. T.. Trowbridyc. Gail Hamilton, and
Lucy Lnrcon are the editors. pricc % Ascnts per
number.
, 1866-01-06

AUTHORIZED AGExrs William bart, Paul Poin.ett
Samuel l.. Bennett, OF Charleston; VIM. Il. Mash
Columbia Dean Dudley, hueton, alass.; Rev. A
Waddie, Savannah A.G. baxter, Georgetown. IL
zen Lucas, New bedford, Mass.
THE l.HAnEa can be obtained vt the stores Of +. "
Eardozo, corucr Of Henrietta and Elizabeth, Streets
and at siu,ons 4 Denny, Market Street, opposite An
aon. 0
, 1866-01-06

IL Rev. L. Willard Lewis. Presiding Elder
Of tho NJ. i. Church, is absent in the interior of
the State. for the purpose OF asccrtaining the con
dition Of the church, and to give sucl, nil MS may
seem necessary for the prrnancn, establishment
Of Metllodi>m.
, 1866-01-06

RscREAscr.-Tle Charleston .Nems seems to
'liink that loyalty to The Union is rccrcancy to
South Carolina. If the .Nsws is a fnir exponent
of the sentiment of South Carolina, we agree
with it.
, 1866-01-06
Grand Jubilee.
PROCESSION AND BARBECUE.
EMANCIPATION TRIUMPHANT.
TWO M.iJOR.GENERALS UPON TIE.
PLATFORM
LINcoLN's MEMORY PRESERVED.

.# III. .-. "- ......... ....
M,,1ox Tho frs, d,x ,r J,n,orv ,sGt wo,
,el.h otri hv ,tc ,,yal cit;,cns of t,h,r,cSto,
r, : Grand nrocc,,,,n which mnrrbc,, ,hr,,,h
on, -, ;nc;, ), .,rcc,. n IN, WASHINGTON Rae.
Course whore they n,ttr,k ,f . I'm b.cuc. and
cn;ovcd he speccbc, Of sryrrsl eminent md
nccon.plishcd orators.
THE PROFESSION.
The weather was no, altogether favorable.
be;no dark. damn. and ,h,rnttninp, md The
streets made cxcprdin,.,, wc, nnu muddy from
IN. Into hrnyv mud nro,rncted minis. Y,t no.
,hi,y c,u1d chill ,h,. urdur md enthusiasts Of
u. ncc,;or ,rn o,,l,cl m. n,orcss on
c,m ,,.ncr,l forn;, . n, III. battery md ,l..
IS ~. f,,I,
MArsIAls or rnE Day.
John Douum. Paul ioinsc,t,
Wm Dut. w Brodie.
R,h, Sesey. las Carol.
Jurnrs Price. Peter J. Miller.
1t moved up Meeting Stree, to lInzci. through
Hazel to King Street, up King TO the ltare
Course. The 33rd Color.d Troops performed
escort duty, preceded by Mltchells BrusS Band,
Then came the Union League bearing the
uear Oll nag. us uENlpeiS III "oFc hppIOpIl'
a,c badges. The following socic,ie, followed
in order.
Good Fellows Elect, with appropriate banner.
Mechanics Association, with banner, 49, In
God We Trust"
Drum Corps.
ST. John Evangclicnl Society, banner.
Young Mems Brothcrly Association.
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Painters Union.
Planters and Mechanics Benevolent Society,
with a banner bearing pro,rait of Prcsiden,
i.::cs!a.
Union "iue awake c'oo' Win banner.
Inc Speakers OF the Day anu CierBymei.
Inc oh''ufch Q ne oi' 'oc'oo'' Il VI
phnh 1Aouse'
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iiomc uuAfo 70 ahie''can ihs.
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ner OF a cohn"sIat''h Scene'
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, 1866-01-06

Rev. i. j. ADAMS, Pastor OF the Missir,
Presbyterian Church, will leave this city ~ Il
short time on 4, visit North to his family. Rcc.F.
l.. Car'loza will supcrin,cnl his charge during
his absence. We wisl, linn Il pleasant passage
md IL sale return to his chosen field Of labor.
, 1866-01-06

TIE ExiirrITtoS Of King solomon Temple,
al Military Hall. on Wednesday cverin: is >nid
70 nave been highly crcdi,ablr. See advertise
MI for next Monday evening.
, 1866-01-06

How 1T READS Now.-At The annual dinner
OF the Columbia Institute Of Washington, Dec.
~, 1925, the following toasts arc recorded
by john Quincy Adams:
The Lamp OF Liberty lighted ty the Torch
uf Scicmcc.
by John c. Calhoun:
Universal Suffrage with Universal Etluca-
ton.
Hall Mr.. Calhoun hccn rs faithful 10 his toast us
was Mr.. Adams, the bliglting curse Of rebellion
might not lave dcsol.tcd Southern homes, and
slavery might have lied a natural death.
, 1866-01-06

ty% Rev. y. Webster. u. D.. Of Montpelier.
VI, has entered upon his duties as pastor Of the
81. T.. Curchcs in Charleston.
, 1866-01-06

o. The New Orleans Tribune, a faithful cx-
iprcnt OF loyalty i'll Louisiana, informs its cuun-
try readers and friends that they had better send
their letters 10 the city by reliable messengers,
and not through Rebel cunvryanccs.
, 1866-01-06

ccnrvr Committee ""y be 6'ird by s"i' Com
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people are therefore .allcl nDon 10 contribute To his
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anu curing The various Ills TOR which the lain
Killer is u>rt. Shall he ,lisro, red Of equal lo,rncy
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very lrsl am! most reliable mciicjn,s in use Tor
numerous lis nut il is also one Of m. cl,,,re,,,
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''""' 'Ni'f'H'c ""c'' we 'aS 'AiS. ir We have re-
ic"''N'f Hfa ~ ana h'ari''hy with the %liarpick-
results and tie greatest >;tlsincit"n. When various
otter things iaIlc,l. and We ncrr grow ing n.nrn.<
ill.lS worse, NJ lave taken the Pam kiIlrr and
, 1866-01-06

Uc EVENING ADULT SCIIOOL.-1T,c
Morris Street Sci'noi Building VIII be opened or
Monday evening, Dec; II. 1865, for The pur,o.c ~
forming rlnsscs Of instruction for the mrn and wa.
I"rn of the city. The public generally nrc in.i, II ~
attend. AL u. rONKES rHn rr,.h,,
Ere D n
, 1866-01-06

10 Dir. Is y BOSNIAN .ln,r Asst. sung
L. ;. G.. To- has taken up Ia; %rCsid.nr, IN this city
with the 'r~ "f engaging in III. ltnctir" Of M,-lirinr
aua Surgery. For ilr present. he " ~ lie found IT
his Once. M. - Calhoun 81 and at residence, No. Il,
!'a.:r'! Street, :.'=: !:.:!rrc. nnirc !.eurG from. y
10 II. an, and from TO pm.
Nov rs. MM. .# 9ns
, 1866-01-06

t.' C~oMMiSSION has b.cn appointed
{" proceed To Washington with the :. Memo, inl, nuI
q" mtc their efforts 10 secure our rights. Tl. r,l.rr.i
people are therefore called upon 10 contribute IL this
rni. 4 subscription list may lie found al knp.irr
& farrnr's. 100 King street. abotr John Jet ryciy
mnn, woman and child pn, IN their mite. lice. / III
, 1866-01-06

~ 4 COURSE or LECTURES VIII he
delivered for the brnrii, 1i the i'r"Irs,snt Episcopal
SEWN. Circle, commencing. Jan. ;, l~ai
The lr>t lecture will tr given by the rector Rev. !.
II. Srahruuh, -uiJ"ct fiurativt. . the others an
.:'nmrcd Hr"kiy. Tickets can Ire uh,aimrl Of Ro,"rt
Houston ". +. Marshall, +. i;ac,4,a $. Hare A..
U'Nicl anu Jas Eu,ilnn.
Thr concert is postponed until the cua Of Tho lee
turr, ..a. .#H .#
l)rr. 81 lwlI
, 1866-01-06

get all your rights in this nation. but if you
are true to yourselves and 70 this nation in the
make itself needed. and all will be well.
Let us, then, be up and doug,
with Il heart for any fate
still achieving, still pursuing.
Learn to labor and to wait
, 1866-01-06
n |

EATtuSkL kurai. SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATIONS.
Al Il meeting Of the friends Of impartial suf.
ftnur. held ut No. 2S3 + Street. IN the city nf
Washington. on TUESDAY evening, August %.
1860, u committee was appointed To prepare u
tcpurt, wi.ich nj II subsequent meeting was
unanimously approved. The following is the
, 1866-01-06

III SCHOOL N~OriCE.-rit lu,ivl, IF
my School viii hc resumed on Tuesday, January
.ri, l>tti, NJ. 81 Meeting street
l"c 10 2miJ rtIEi; u. MORGAN.
, 1866-01-06

Monday, the first day Of January, 1865. was
celebrated by the loyal citizens of Charleston
BY n grand procession. which marched through
our principal streets to the Washington Race
Course. where they pattuuk Of a barbecue, and
enjoyed the s~pecchc, OF several eminent and
accom. plishcd orators.