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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-10
Great Distribution
BY The
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION |
ESTABLISHED IN 1916.

ESIABLlSHEO IN 1885,
400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
IoO Rosewood Pianos, iieicdeons, Oil Paint
ngs Engravings, Silve Ware. Fine Gold and silver
Watches, Diamond Pins d almond Rings, Gold Brace
Iadies' Sets. Gold PENS and Cold vi silver EIten.
sion Holders Sleeve Buttons Sets of Studs Vest AID
Neck Chains. Gold Rings. &C. valued at ONE MIL
Distribution lie made in the 70 lowing manner:
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its vslu"
al plsc. d in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are well
mixed. One OF these envelopes. containing the GER
icate order for some article. will be delivered at
our Office or sent by mail to any address. without
regard to choice on receipt OF Is cents.
On receiving the certificate the purchaser will see
what article 1t draws. and Its value. and can then
send ONE DOLLAR and receive the article nanei
or can CHOOSE any other one article our list OF the
HS- Purchasers of our SEATED ENVELOPES
may. in this manner. obtain an article worth from
one TO five hundred dollars,
OR ONE DOLLAR
which they need not pay until 1t is known what is
drawn, and its value Entire satisfaction guaran-
teed In all cases.
TIE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to fact of its being the orig
inal and largest gift association in the country We
are therefore enabled to send finer goods, aud give
better chances to obtain the more valuable prizes
than any other establishment of the kind The bu
siness is conducted in q fair and honorable
manner. and large and greatly increasing trade is
proof that patrons appreciate this method of OBJ
tanning rich and elegant goods.
During the past year this association has sent
large number of val able prizes to all parts
the country. Those who patronize us win receive
the full value of their money, as no article our
list is worth less than dollar, RETAIL and there
no blanks.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns and the article drawn will be imme-
datey cent to any address by return mail express.
The following parties have recently drawn valua-
ble prizes from the Eureka Association and have
kindly allowed the use OF their names. many other
names might be published were we permitted
DIR. ]. r. Marsh, lag Chestnut st., Phila., Penn,
piano value $500; Col. NJ. Robertson. st. Charles
Hotel. N. o., La, oil painting, value SlU0; Mrs. Lu-
cy Ads ms, Detroit, Mich, old watch, value $3.50
Patrick Burk, 12l Chapel st N Haven, Ct. melo-
deon. value $500; Jesse X. Williams, Springfield,
Mass, gold watch value $3.50; Mrs. N. N Roberts,
Revere House. Boston, Mass, piano. value $3.50;
Hon. Nelson J. White Washingt n. d. O.. oil paint
ing, value 800; Luther Brown % Pleasant ST., Fail
biver. Mass. gold watch, value $50; hrs. j. Phil
lips, Worcester, ass, melodeon, value, $500; J.
Brown, Westisld, Mass. gold watch, value sl25;
Miss T. Davis, Natick, Mass. two prizes, melodeon,
value $225. cluster diamond ring, value 500.
Letters from various parties throughout the coun-
try acknow edsng the receipt of very valuable gifts,
may be seen on BILE at our office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16
can,mendnble.Promplitude.
MoUNDsvILLE, w. VA, {
NI,,nh I1fh IStG I

MoUNDsvILLE, w. VA,
March l4th, 1868
Editors OF the Register;
DEAR SIRs: wish to state to the pup
lie, through your paper, the promplhesS
If the Home Insurance Company, OF Co'
lumbus, Ohio. ~
November 10Th, 1865, took ont insur'
ance on nv property in the above Com
pany, of 81 900 Atnoon on the gun gay
of March, my house and contents were .
totally DESTROYED by fire. On the i2tp
called on the Assistant General agent
Mr. F. P. Hubbard, at his Office 10 Whesi
ing, and notified him of my loss oh
the Nth he called on me and PAID my
loss in full. ~, Ill
Such promptness and honorable dear
ING on behalf of the Company recon-
mends itself to all persons haying
nroperty TO insure, and cannot lail "
Gain the attention, confidence ana no
eral patronage of the insurance commp-
nifty. Yours truI!, :, yvu1rt
AK ITEM OF STATE REvENUE.-The
Home Insurance Company OF Columbus
Ohio have been doing business here but
= few weeks, and in that's time they
have given evidence of their indomit
able energy by paying into the State
Treasury about three hundred dollars
$4,000 as the tax on their receipts up to
the 1st of February. ..|- F
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AN ORDINANCE
To Pyerent the Erection Of Wooden Build
ings in the Square Bounded by Centre
!Sirth, John and SsUeRth Streets.

10 1YtitHt It L~ftNt'N'' "
mas in the Square Bounded by Centre,
Sirth, John and SsrsRth Streets.
WHEREAS. tvo.thirds of the whole number OF
the owners of the lots composing the square
honnded by Centre, Sixth, John and Seventh
street $. in the city of Wheeling have made ap-
plication to the Council of said city to prevent
the erection of wooden buildings within the
said square;
Sci. Be it ordained by the Council of the
CITY of Wheeling, That it shall hereafter be un
lawful for any person within said square 10
erect or cause to be erected, or in any manner
70 aid in the erection of any building, or any
addition TO any building before erected, more
than ten feet high, unless the outer walls
thereof shall be composed OF brick and mortar
or stone and mortar. M.
SEC 9 Every person who Shall erect or cause
TO be erected any building or addition contrary
10 this ordinance, shall forfeit and pay TO said
CITY for every such offence the sum OF ten dol
lars for every day he or she shall suffer such
building or addition to remain within SAID
square
SEC. ,. Every workman, laborer, or other
person who shall in any manner assist or con
Tribute TO the erection of such building or addl-
ton shall forfeit and pay to the City the sum
OF five dollars Tor every day he shall he so en-
ploy ed.
SEC L. This ordinance shall take effect from
and after its passage.
Passed Council March 18th lsG6
ii. f.. FrLNY. City Clerk,
lIntelh senccr copy It.
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Mr.: CAMPBELL stated in the lntelh-
oepcer of the 18th, that Mr.. LAMB was
the author of the proposed constitu-
tiona amendment. His language was
that the amendment lis itself Work
of Mr.. LAMBS own hand. he is It's
author" We replied, on Mr.. LIS anthor-
ity, that this is not true. Mr. =" To
Justify himself, now informs us that
copy of the amendment exists IN MI, l.
own manuscript, precisely as suom'tlou
to the people We were aware OF tna'
fact and knew, too, for what purpose
the COPY was obtained If proper IN
dustry be used by State officers IN ran
sacking the old papers on file at the
State House, many resolution and bill
ran he produced in Mr. LIS handwriting,
which he drew up as matter OF courte-
sv 70 his fellow-members, but without
approving them himself. In this IN
stance, we have shown by the Journals
that the proposition to amend the con
stitution was introduced into the Sen
ate on the 26th of January, 1868, by the
FARNFswORTH resolution. 1T MI CAMP
sEIL. would search further into the pa
ternity of the proposition let nm exam
inc his own paper Of that date. The
copy which Mr.. CAMPBELL has was
written by MI l. about the 10th OF
February, at the request OF member OF
the Legislature, simply to improve the
form of the resolution and make ii more
brief aud terse 1t was reported To the
senate in the amended form, as the
journals show, on the date last men
toned. Nor was the amendment aug-
gested by Mr. Is speech. The SUBJECT
had been introduced into the Senate
long before the speech VAS made
Now will Mr. CAMPBELL tell rs To"
he obtained that copy Who hunted It
up for hlm among the old papers IL Tue
State House? Who suggested HAT IT
might be used to bolster up charge %
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u.,a Mr. 4. learned fine arr
To lie hike truth, and st,il most trniv lie
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

100 Mats Cinnamon,
500 lbs Cloves,
go ">Nutmegs, sound
500 " Allspice,
For sale by LAUGHLINS s. BUsHFIELD.
lOBags Pepper, prime sifued
20 Boxes Corn Starch, ~
% Ground Ginger,
p Ground Pepper,
For sale by LAUGHLINS s. BUsHFIELD
l5OO lbs Manila and Bengal Indigo
$500 Madder 0mbro,
1000 +" Extract Logwood, assorted boxes
1000 q" Clipped Logwood, in boxes,
For sale by LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD.
p Dozen Burnett's Extract Lemon,
IS - Burnett's Extract Vanilla,
- Cocaine,
30 Extract Rose and Almonds,
At LAUGHLINS Is BUSHFIELDS
50 Dozen Fancy Colognes,
POO Rose and Bears Oil
60 Bazines Pomades,
60 Glenn's Pomades,
At LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELDS
80 Dozen Paint Brushes assorted,
80 Sash Tools,
20 Varnish Brushes
p Cloth Brushes,
At LAUGHLINS s. BUSHFIELDS
- Dozen White Wash Brushes,
- Hair Brushes, different styles,
% busting Brushes, plain and fancy
50 Srubbing Brushes,
Al LAUGHLINS Il BUSHFIELDS
2Ulbs Oil Lemon, fresh and pure.
10 Oil Bergam0t,
10 on Cassia very nice,
20 Peppermint, select, -
AT LAUGHLINS s. BUSHFlELDS
- Gross Todd's Pills family use,
10 Ayres Cathartic Pills
ID Wrights Indian Pill
% McLain's Liver Pill,
AT LAUGHLINS l. BUSHFlELDn
The above goods are bought low ana will be
sold TO cash buyers al low rates
Can and get our prices and see our goods aud
we will guarantee satisfaction,
LAUGHLINSl & BUsHFIELD,
DRUGGISTS,
MAIN STREET. ............-...WHEELlNe,
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Thr C,.nr&rs Against 5UJeF " ss"TrG-
SON

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d, '''''' '''"' '''''.
Informs "a 'ha' lac VIII 500" ah"'"'' I"
TIA, puhlic the proof ot the charges made
by him against judge n. HAnFIao>. The
,rr.,,,I,,,,, 81 mail communication n,v
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lnS F''''"'''' no f''P'''''''' '','''','
The following resolutions IA f'la''"" l"
the G"iourl's course in WheeliuE. aud
the conduct of the. Legislature. ar,
,,;n,.1 f,,rtbc Iev,..hnrn r;we,
,,t,
nF,' Tue. N 2S NiEo ~ "uJ''',nJ'' on
! uu' SI"N ','' -" " e"i"'l O'''nei
- d. ii''"S"'', "'' generously ''''S"
Tor an" '''"o '"' N''' 2"' "'I''''Sh 4
manly A"d eloquent address III when
he gave an account al ms lat" Nir'l 10
Wheeling. Ait'r tue 'ddtea-' } L IA
dr' va can" 10 me 'na''' an" >. VI.
Ni,L'ii ol'v,o" ,'',e'''2
Dt - I. be',d "ho'eu Tue N'hS
resolutions "h'ch were unanimously
aH"p'od'
keSOted' Oy me PtCPtt ~ Giethbit1 IN
P'mmy meeting IL. emt'ga' mat the ac'
ZION OF tue ltonSe OF delegates or West
Virginia III refusing to investigate 1he
Harrison. ,Iudoe Of Ne Ninth Jndi.,,l
Circuit, aud without investigation pro-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

deeply affecting their own rights and
interests. Our adversaries shrink from
the discussion Of the vital question :
Are the measures Of the Radical faction
destructive of the interests and liberties
Of the people?
We will cite one paragraph form MI
LIS speech, and commend it to the at
tention of the editors of the lnte'hge"-
Ger d:
HAnother, and still more important
objection to the bill under consldera.
ton, said Mr. L., referring to the. le les.
Oath Bill, lis that it IS unquestionaoiy
a violation of our oXn constitution
There is no room left here for doubt III
hears npon every line and every word OF
il, a violation OF our constitution.
Mr.. l. repeatedly and earnestly INSIST
ed in the House of Delegates, that no
oath could be required OF voter except
the oath to support the constitution; ana
that. if this oath would not bind him. ne
would not regard any other form of oath
that might be administered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

i NOUN Z that have been appointed sole
Agent for West Virginia and the Dei ghborirg
counties OF Ohio ana Pennsylvania for
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

In Emperor MaXimilian has decretd
o .;u 10 all vessels, foreign and ma
i've SAILING nnder the Mexican flag.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16
TO PHYSICIANS.

GEAIRD PROPOSALS WILL II 4
> received by the undersigned, until Saturday
March H. 1880, at 10 o'clock q, m, from Phys
clans for rendering medical services and fur
nishing medicines to the poor Of the county in
the several townships thereof, ana at the Fo9r
House for one year from April !, 1866. Bids
may be made for the Poor House separately,
and for one or more or all OF the townships each
separately GEO w. SIGHTS, Clerk,
mario o. of p. Ohio county
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

THE editor of the Inteligencer is ONT IN
commentator of Senator WILEY
Does he reccollect how he was IN the
habit of denouncing that gentleman!
Can he tell us who Supplied the materi-
al for certain well written review OF
Mr. WJILEY's course, which was pub
lisbed in the Fairmont National in jan
nary. 1865. and circulated among the
members of the Legislature inst before
the election for Senator of the United
States?
Mr.. CAMPBELL says that Mr.. LAMB was
opposed to emancipation, and reported
in favor of paying for the slaves Of the
State. The first part of this assertion is
not correct, for Mr. L. always held that
the New State must be free State,
though he did not favor the particular
plan of bringing abOut that result. pro
posed by Mr.. c. Mr. WILEY occn-
pied the same position, only "a lit
tie more So" The report referred to was
in fact made by Senator VAN WINKLE,
and bears the following signatures: 'P
G VAN WrNKLE, w. Il. WILEY, JAS
| II Brown, DANIEL LAMB, aud G. PAR
KER, committee GA the question OF
slavery Mr. l.. moved forward about as
rapidly as the remainder OF MS When
our troubles began, the people OF West
| Virginia generallf were willing to leave
| slavery to take the natural consequences
of a state of war, but averse 10 interier-
ence by legislation This would seem
to have been Mr. CAMPBELL's own posi-
ton, as late as the first Of February,
is5! We make the following extract
f,om an editorial in his paper Of that
date
If the alaNeIA matter - htclA Ia lie
| determined hS CouPrrs, with ~ little
discretion ~ has heon manifested III the
preliminary discussion II It. # may we'll
| lie. doubted whether Congress, had not
best drop il altogether, and leave II to
take, as General RosrnCrans we'll aaid III
his NJ Lure House speech the other even
ing, the natural consequences ola state
of war" II seems to DO forgotten by
some Of the members that it is Gully AZ "a
war measure thay they cgN touch il at
all.
The talk about legtsating for the de
| struCtiun Of slavery, rs II that were an
object in itself coming within the iegitl
mate scope of congressional action, grows
| Uut of Il vicious confusion of ideas aud
| the vehement appeals made for s"ch ac-
ton, on the plea that, since slavery is
| the cause of the rebellion, there can be
no permanent peace uutll IT IS destroy ell,
are really appeals Tor tn revolutionary
overthrow of the constitution hy It's de
| Tenders.
ANY such comprehensive action of
cnngrrSs, for the purpose ol destroy my
slavery, would involve the country IN
| hopeless anarchy and confusion, since il
would make the South uninim"lS iOI
| rebellion and divide and distract the
| North
Mr. CAMPBELL may be regarded a.
having changed somewhat since the
time ho declared that ANY such com.
prehensi>r action "f congress tor the
purpose OF destroy ru& slavery, would III
volyc the country ia hopeless anarchy
and confusion, since It wonId maho the
South unanimous for rebellion, ana di-
vide aud distract the North
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

TARY COMMITTEE Of the Eighth at sa st
District, Ohio county, are requested 10 nie et Il
the Cont House on this (Fridayl evening 70 ." dis.
o'clock, for the purpose of making h s0M All
tribution of the funds remaining on n'"
members are requested to be present; W irro,
mari6.lt THOS. j. BLAIR, Chairman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

WHY .OI USE THE BESIt-ONer twenty
years a.. ro.LtlnE demand has established the
lirI tia MAIHtNa VENETIAN HAIR DiE 10 the
best "a g. .. world. II 4, tho cheapest, the most
reliable .ud most ,nn, enlent Complete III one
bottle i,ncs MOI require any previous prepaIa-
lion OF t.,. han M trouble. No crock az STAN
Doc, not rub oil o. make tho hair appear dusty
aud dealt bat inparts to Il new lie and lllstre.
Produce. 4 beautiful black on brown, rs pre-
terred i child can apply IT. Always gives
satislarI only :, cents per bottle. Sold
every whore y. l. NAL IihNo,
Mintactnrer n y
DEMA BARNES y CO,
New ,ork Wholesale y gents ImS9eodiY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

) NJ, NICKEL JR., Sec'y.
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State Convention.

The citizens Of this State who are opposed to
the adoption Of the proposed amendment to the
Constitution of West Virginia are requested to
assemble in their respective counties, at such
time as they may deem most expedient, and ap-
point one Delegate to represent each election
precinct in their county in the STATE CON
EENIION to be held at CLARKSBURG',H arri
con comfy. ON THURSDAY, the 18th day OF
APRIL 1866, for the purpose of devising meas
ures of opposition TO the radicaiism now domi'
nant in this State.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE
Wheeling, March IA, 1856.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16
Household and Kitchen Fur
niture For Sale.

T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC ASS-
i TION, on the premises, now occupied ey
j. c. Collins on Tuesday the putin INST, at
o'clock P. M, all the Household and Kitchen
FuTniture now in use at the tavern stand
on the west side of Market Sqnare.
On rocbl5.ts HENRY BAKER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

Ti'HE FOLLOWING AXE FEE"
i ADVANCE NOTICES OF THE WORK
\ scholarly gentleman, speaking of the Liv.
ing Forces, writes 1 will do all can to pro,
mote the spread OF this excellent and learned
work
The President of one of our oldest Colleges
says: Judge Thompson is the deepest thinker
| lave met, and his work will be rare and orig
inal 1t will move the waters"
A learned divine, speaking to brother min.
lister, said 1T il a vast system OF thought
What wOndrous visions Of nature and lie he
must have had 1t is strange that lived so
long IN the same town with suCh.a man, aud
knew him only in his outward relations as
Judge ana politician. His syatcm explains III Il
corrects many things heretofore seemingly IN
contradiction
Chief Justice L., after reading 4 synopsis OF
the work, sends many gratulatiOns TO the
author and earnest wishes for his success
Another divine says 1t ID new and compTe.
hensve in its general purpose and method, and
its detail is the result of patient and elaboT-
ate thought. JAMES CHALLEN, Publisher.
February ], 1869 Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16
FOR SALE BY
s.4s :sssiEN% IA EtSsEFsEhD
PEoPRhTJR5,
aud b, O.. ii. ODHEkT, Druggist, 'orner Stone
Eridur Ctutte Wheeling. mai9

bows. SAIU5S.--JUhn ii Downs haNlug ia
kun exclusive control 81 tie >Ainon at No !
Wlshiu ION Hal would respectfully i"t"i III
Its irlc.d7 aud tic public GENERALLY thar he Is
nov az up ia tho best style Fresh Shell
Can, Ia, aud Bucket " STEERS. Nenlsun, Quails
rl,trrd. o. aguIrel3 and Other game The bar
- suppI,. Il with choice brands 81 malt and spir
ItUus L.IuUts. de''-u
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-16

INTOCKHOLDEk Oh THE NORTH
y WESI VIRGINIA AGRlCuLIeRAL
SOCIETY are required to pay TWENTY per
centum OH their stock at the Peoples Bank.
lnstallments must be paid by subscribers on
their stock to enable them TO vote at the meet
ing OF stockholders to Ge held on the 2lth INST.
Inchl5.lM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-10

MORE TKAIToEorS SLANDER.-Wc no.
ticed a few days ago the call made by the
Wheeling inteNgencer upon the authorities
of West Virginia to suppress by law the
formation of Confederate Memorial Asso-
Citations. The same paper inSinuatcs that
the great fires which have recently occur
red in SO many places in the northern
States were kindlcd by Confederate inccn-
diaries. 1t asks:
"Can it be possible that the dcvilish
spirit that inspired those inhuman and I'M
civilized acts in the interest Of the then
expiring rebellion is still alive and at
work Have we the remnants Of the re-
bellon, or u new era of it, in this terrible
incendiary shape :"
The editor of the h,teNigencer is malig-
nant enough TO be guilty of jus! such acts
and he only judges the Southern people by
his own corrupt standard in charging them
with 50 horrid crime.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EE A CARD.-This In to certify that Mr..
SAMUEL r. JAMES, At II o'clock, n. July sth, aud
before surrendsring himself TO his Honor mayor
MAYO, handed to us and to other OF his ineha'
some documents for publication.
For reasons which will hereafter be apparent
We have taken on ourselves to withhold thai pub
LEGATION for a few days.
When published, those documents Will doubtless
satisfy the public, a. they have tho individnai
friends Of Mr.. sAxUEL r. JAMES, that his eondne'
has been strictly tina, Of gentleman ana OF
man ~ honor. ..rx
!. CORNELIUS SCHEMERHoRN.
y. B.-The above card would have been pup
.shed on Saturday last but for an accidental over
sight upon the part of the gentleman to whose caro-
il had been entrusted. y ~"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-10

IloH. ROBERT RIDGwAY has written q
letter in reply to the statement made by
the Richmond correspondent Of the New
York Times, that he belonged toa" Union"
party, in which he avows himself to be a
strenuous supporter Of the Presidents
policy, and dcnounccs the Radicals III
singing terms. lie says there should be
no parties formed in Virginia until We have
passed from our present state of sutluga-
ton into condition Of political freedom
by being rcinstatcd in all Cur constitu-
tional rights and privileges rs equal mem
hers of the Federal Union.