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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Feb !.
A Ere in Lancaster, Kentucky, Sunday
night consumed about half square southeast
OF the Court House. including the following i
Masonic HALL Adams Express Office, aud
Phillips Drug Store. Loss $50 900. In
sur-d $1,000.
The Express. baggage and passenger train
going South. on the Nashville L Decatur
Railroad, was accidentally thrown from the
track on Monday, between Pulaski end
wales. famage lri,iing Nobody injured.
freight train. bound north, on the Nash
Vile 4 Chattanooga Kailrosd. ran into an
other train ahead of it, near EstilIe Sping,
causing considerable damage 10 both trains.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Ngw ORLEANS, Feb. :.
The sui, OF the State Of Louisiana RI ihs
Louisiana State Bank commenced 10 day.
rhe spit is for tn recoverv Of nearly mill
10 d liar remaining to the credit Of the
,,ateI in the h4Ais OF the h.nk. which wa'
fiscal agent, during the C1nfedsracy. OF the
state; alleges that. by permission ot Gtns
Bullet aud Shepley, II 600 bales Of cotton
were purchased and brought to the city ant
sold f9r The benefit of the Bank and State.
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FIRES.


OF NBrs. d, FAB. I.
Tho binding owned W. A. Neil next
north or the Neil II ,u,e, was partially d. :
s;roydd by tire tins morning. Fully insured.
OGpESsBr re. y Y, Feb. =
fire this morning totally consumed the
Talmtr House, formerly the Norton House.
and the adjoining buiidiugs OH marble Kos.
The FIRE broke on the second time aud de
stroyd three additional sections OF the row.
Loss $3.50 900.
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FROM CHARLESTON.


CHApI.sfox. s. G. Feb, 7.
Gov. Orr. just arrived from Washington.
expresses himself in favor o, speedy resiafa
lion, the basis II inrarisi surags Il u
unieraeoi Il q, he WI! doi-,
L4ei.iaiu,r q, eonseuing the
!" -.-.n carolina uutil the North
,sroiina Legislature takes action on the
new t,tuUasi.5on
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FROM KANSAS.

LAwRsNcE. Feb. !.
Donglas county yester lay voted in favor Of
subscribing 500, 900 in bonds to the capita
stock Of the Leavehwor,h, Lawrence 4 Gal
weston Railroad. This insnres the i'm
mediate commencement Of work vt this point.
The salt we'll recently noticed, :. j.e.dil9
one hundred tgshe.s OF salt per day wi,h only
siaalt eisiern pump. 4 company has been
formed and new works are 70 be erected al
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The White Pine Compound Cures
The White Fine Compound.

1T early In the spring OF 50 ttat this compound
was prigiuaed. member OF my f,miiy was afflicted
With irritation taro.t, rded ~iih disa-
gre Le cough. had for months previous hou hi
nat bssHg for its ass toe inside bark
white pine be ned 70 BE- n.eini
Diseases the thi aud ung.. To test tue value
~ II 10 tn. Antei to- compounded small quan
tiiy the meacsE thst had been planning and gave
10 te.spounfal d,ses- The rrsat exceodiugs
gratifying Within days the irritation of the throat
r, moved the coagh suh-ii-d -pe ds cure
effect Soon after this lent some TO lady in Lon
Ayaderry N. II VINO had be~u snre ihg fer week.
m hal congt &C aa med By sudden col 2, aud DAG
rAi..d niucss sr-aked sith bod Sir 30 iound re-
lief for She t'sok a-ont ten oanee@ Il
IL, and got veil. Ilsk, ksq. edit r OF the MAR
chester Daily MIR msde Isl the ss,ns prerara-
tiun fu th- q cold aud curei immed
atelt. H. highly pleased WITH the resilts, aud
fers suec that he hnay rsusted M TO give II
uame aai send II abroad b-ueht the ,ufetiug. In
Noveub.r, Is g. at adv, rss IL under the naae Of
White Pine Compound. In two years from that time
there hal been whol-si d ia Manchester aione ete
hauired dosrs vrh where took the l-sd o' all t-
remedies In The maj ket Ard at 'naatain- thnt
po.on There ID good rts.ons for thts l. very ro'h
lug I'D b. ing tn uatu,e Is warming 10 the SON
a.d pleasant wftkal the TASTE and exceedingly
cheap.
"Asa remedy for kidney Q nplainss the White Pine
Conf ound stands uurivaed II orgiusted for
that purpose hut person In using II fr congh rss
OIL, Of the n4h, bnt sas 20 cured of =
krdn-, ifficults ten tarding stnce tast &C.
discovery mtuy Thousands se sesi u .or ths
o,np siuf, Sai bav- Tern etns,'leit's enr-
fne - wrtsrn by i'f, ppls II. IN iso9 me-
t.ra NJ cf sst.r. the b i@ in- t1siouht hsr
Ak l.sa ot \ c.xh r-fi,-ii : ss " = ~ er.tA
r-l ea sr tn hiaey dif3ea'ti ., " ysrs cs
..an, .iiax- aud isnist shrunts out To NJ Eng aud
IT
rns remedy and pleasant to take AL. is e.
f-etu1I
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LEWISTON, Me, Feb. u.
One of the perpetrators Of horrible mur
Der Of an old woman in Aa6afn, Ne, wa.
discovered in the rerson Of negro en-.
ploye4 in Hes, Auburn. He has confessed.
and a white accom-. lice has been arrested.
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aswsda Lexr.Iaiure.

SAs EsAxeisco, Feb :
The Nevada Legislature yesterday passed
a joint memorial, asking Congress To gran
,State Jurisdiction over Utah Territory 4
copy Vas orde,ed to be teiegrsphed TO Con-
grpssI
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KEOkUk, IOWA: FRIDAY FEBRUARY 8. 1867.

HOUSE 4 GARDEN FOR
SALE.
i HAVE FOUR ACRES OF LAND under
nigh sts'~ u inpros- nrrt, vfth coed ffaipr
tweinE house which will ssI yrry che.p IL. III
nsei three ms from Re kns. or the fugar cr-eh
road Price $3.50 d. yiHosHUEYbEH
hI-H johnson St. bet 81 a. d ID strsets.
Ed. 5. CARTER { CO.
(suecessors to II. Brownen,,
DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery,
p a II FL n.
FANCY GOODS,
rAFtk hANIiHGS, 6C.
Corner Fourth & Main Sts.,
kEOKUK, IOWA.
Y ~f2ecisl attention given 10 eous.ry orders fT
2O0 kEAMs WRITING PAPER for
wv sAie lev BY I'D s.gAkikhk co.
100000 IsssLapss-An ~ y. % p. styles. Le"
t.7 rDs CARTER Raco
DRINTISG PAPER Folio Pos, and Fla,
sp, los ! re -. b. I'D tAHtk. co
tlNssUE PApER-All coors for sale at
~ ~ d q RfkR& 60.
VISITING CARDs-A,
IL ED SCATTER kCor
DLAYING CARDs-Lov to the trade oy
~ E rsGafTE NO
AtFlCh AND TABLE pDkrFOLlos-
~ roi .sls bs Ens.c RfER sco
BANKERS AND MERCHANTS, DESK
stationery, .,iors.t .hoi- -sls .so retail rtee.
~ ko CARTEkAC co.
1000 vAtEsrisEs-An .,,l... 70. al. lo-sy
S - - - Ns.t ''n 1 ~
nIARIES FOR ls67-At cost g.
~ ~ I'D CAkrEk co.'s.
COPYING PRtSsES-At
" O. ~ ps CARTER co.'s.
+ .E1rER COPYING BUOks-At
IL is; Ed aTss 4 oo's.
NTCILAGL-LaEge and small bottles.
=. ~ kp 20.
Inn RI. FRENCH coaYrvo IsD-vor ..l-l =
Nv ~ ED 8. CARTER co.
lI0 ofs K-A1.tyl-. and .iret tattl-. Tor
btV ED cARfiks CO
900 BOXES SLATE PEScIL.-Ft .aI.iy
StVt III D.scARTER CO.
80 oa'ss sraAt tEss-s. &. !. e.nru. c..
400 pzhs 1E.p fhsG,ss-f, J. t.r,,p
OOO q q a'lhr 2.
(,ALESDARs and posfofice Boxes, a,
~ III 70 --casfk& . ..
llANKEks' CASES. Money Rocks aud
- - a@s-. Kus aR1EKAtJ
JUU III 70 r.cahTEs4c1.
| RLANk BOOKS and Memorandum Booa.
| - ~ .sle - ~ vi sshIkh ael
| fr7 I'D .. s.o.Rrss eos.
1nn 0 ME*-Ilr-,e.. sisa. =,
(tnEsS, DICE AND b0NiS01S-At
/ ~ III AAtetAtos.
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liANfED, AGsNfS Il Male Or teln;.le)
w aus1 81 D., week al ovn n..,s - II
ixhts t.e- tt. BIZ tr-irss,. sns p.rs isu ,nY
dali "a pend witt fai tbs xsssi nj ng hurst
aaar 1iuY s,rmI.. tut l,artfcni-te. /. y.
L,,,s w,Nt4 h~tr,t, Mrhs-u .-iis.s VII
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TERMS, In Advance Only f3 Yea; Five
C..pi-, H. vs. SO T-e 4 s2i and AZ,
na'nhrat same enu', 81 81 pr 90. " Cn
papers mt ~ iir-reu- athe-s A. - ps, Ane,t
roat -, 10 slew5at Clnb to Canala 81 81
tp Fnr pf.
- ow - sar Tixs srBscsrsR .xn AN n.u =
prt,nin7, k.e Copses n T., I'm u ard II,
Al IL 81 sxt 10 - ia ,hs u'nn 4,
w. MS RIO - !. II lnee &c ti.-rs
fc1 %. p. r. MOOR x. Roeh~..er. NY
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a DAY or two ago a Baltimore mer-
chant gave gentleman of the Valley
of Virginia. widely known for his en-
terprise and boldness in speculating,
who was stopping at Barnum's Hotel,
Baltimore, a package containing six
teen thousand dollars to bring to one of
the Richmond banks. He laid it upon
the bureau in his room until he packed
his trunk, intending to place it upon
his person for security. The call for
passengers for Washington caused him,
however, to leave hurriedly, and the
valuable package was not thought of
nor did he discover his mistake until
near Washington. Immediately taking
the return train, he WAS not long in
reaching Baltimore, and it may well be
imagined that he lost no time in getting
to "Barnum's" and visiting his room,
where, fortunate to say, he found the
money just as he left it.
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THE manager of one of the Paris the
atres recently required an ass for a
fairy piece. The animal performed his
part with brilliant success for II fort
night. The thirteenth night the milk
man who furnished him failed to bring
him. Messengers were sent; he refused
to come. At last the manager and the
authOrs of the piece went 10 the milk
man to press him to bring the ass to
the theatre. "No, gentlemen" replied
jackass go on the stage again. did
not let father and mother know had
introduced our jackass to public life ;
but, Lord a mercy, if everybody in
Paris amt talking about our jackass,
and all my kinsfolk, even my father-in-
law and mother-in-law are reprOachiDg
me for what L have done because gem
tlemen, / belong to a respectable fami-
ly, and we have never before had arts
SeS in our family"
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MATRIMONIAL MARKEr.-The matri-
monial market, remarks an exchange,
about this time of year is pretty firm,
but the different qualities of stock
thrown upon the market make the
fluctuations frequent. Sweet six
teens" are active but not up to the de-
mand, and Ego OFF, at previous figures.
Lasses of twenty" "brisk", and sales
more "lively." Misses "of age" weak
and fully up to the demand Unmar-
ried aunts are on the decline. Old
maids are active and the market is
stocked-Bachelors, in swallow-tailed
coats, seedy and disconsolate. Spruce
bachelors, of thirty, steady, with a
prospect OF few sales. Young and fas-
cinaIing "swells'' in good demand, and
sales are quoted at handsome figures. y
The market closes very brisk, with
heavy stocks on hand.
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CUNDRIES-A Few RRLs. PRTNfE "a.

= pie Sugar; Superior Green, Black and
japanese Teas; Pure White Wine Vinegar;
New York Crab and Champagne Cider, bot
tied; New No. Salmon; English Dairy
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; TapiOca, Pearl
sago; Corn starch, Maizena,, &C. HeTmetical-
but, Lobster, CLAIMS and Sardines.
Genuine English Mustard; Salad oil, best
quality; French Mustard; Sap Sago Cheese;
Condensed Mix.
Together with a general assortment Of
seas0na6le articles. Just received and for
NAG. D. WOODROW.
Odd FellowE' Hall Building, Monroe st.
myz9 WHEEITNG w Va
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Station houses, water stations and
incidentals, including ballasting, in
the same proportion, added, make
about $50, 900 more; or for the entire
distance, ready for the locomotive, say
5000. 600.
This is about the cost of the bridge
over the Ohio at Wheeling and very
considerably less than the cost of the
railroad bridge at SteubenvilIe. This
expenditure would shorten transporta-
tion about thirty miles between the
two largest cities in the Ohio valley
north OF Cincinnati, containing a joint
population of over 300. 900 people, and
both of them centres of trade for large
sections of country. The road would
pass through region that would fur
nish as much local trade as any other
of the same extent, and with the coal
trade opened up, as il would be, local
business that would probably prove
remunerative in itself.
The very best feeling prevails now
among the people through whose lands
it would pass in regard to the project,
and it is hardly possible that any diff
Guilty will be encountered in procur uring
such legislation as may be needed.
Now is the time, and the very time,
/ for those who are interested in seeing
such an Improvement under way to be
moving in it, and we hope that parties
at both ends and all along the line, will
take prompt advantage OF it.
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Local and sIIsceIIaneous New. Item.

Theskating on Buffalo creek at Wells
burg has been excellent, and the young
people have been having gay times.
At the meeting OF the Wellsburg SUM-
day School Association to-day, the fol-
lowing question will be discussed
''Should books of fiction be used in our
Sunday Schools?"
Real estate is bringing good prices up
at Washington, Pa. The Fulton House
sold on Tuesday last to John Little for
S2I, 600. Capt. ALEX. Wishart sold his
dwelling to Freeman Brady and James
Cotton for $9, 100; and Mrs. Bausman
sold her dwelling to Sam Mcfarland
TOR $, SIS. The prices were all consider
ed as very satisfactory. The demand
for houses is such that very few can be
had for rent.
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How TO Test THE PRESENCE OF AZ
RICAS SBLooD.--Amongth the recent Wash
ington dispatches we notice the follow
ing:
determination was held to-day in
the Supreme Court, before Judge Suth-
Is. the Board of Inspectors ofthe Regis
try for refusing to receive his vote The
complainant testified that he was born
in Arundel, Bristol Manor. Maryland.
His father and mother were born there,
and he was of the opinion that his
grandfather was also born in the same
place. His father was white man, but
his mother is darker than he. Judge
Bernard, who had been consulted in the
case, maintained thatthere was no other
way of arriving at a decision than by
examining the eyes, nose, hair and feet
of the complainant. The case was ad-
iourned for q further hearing.
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Franklin Insurance Company



T. H. Logan, T. Z. Shallcross, ]. g Rhodes,
Geo. Mendel, j. II. Hobbs, Saml. McClrl-
Ian, q. w. FTanzheim, jas. n. Vance Alex.
Laughlin.
TNHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
i organized four years, and in that limo
done "A successful business, Is still prepared
to take risks nj fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Est III
lishments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes ON the Western Rivers and lalSes.
This company offers superior Inducements
TO Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
3 or years at reduced rates.
This being n home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus of any company in
In the State and composed OF soma
ninety-four stockholders, most of whom are
among our pest business men, recommends
itself to the favorable consideration of the
insuring public, and sOlicitE their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Ofice, North side Of Monroe, between
Main and Market sts., Wheeling, W. Na.r
over the Savings Institution OF Wheeling.
n. g. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEI4, Vice President oClG
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ANDY ON IcE.-Andy Johnson was
invited to be present at the opening of
new skating pond in Washington, the
other day. Strange to say, he didn't
make q speech telling the skaters that
he had done more for them than any
other man ne ever knew; that he had
been in favor of skating all his life; and
that if he might be pardOned little
factitiousness he was big thing on ice
on the present occasion.
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"wHY Will you persist in wearing
another wOman's hair on your head?"
asked Acid of his wife. She retorted ::
another sleeps wool on your back"
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aasnraufe.
Incorporated 1898,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

oEFIcE No. - MONROE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
lH terest paid on special Deposit, NotCs and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS made ON all points
In order TO meet n want that has long been
felt in this community, this Institution will
receive on Wednesday and Saturday atier-
noon between the hours of two and four o.
clock Deposits of any sum of money, from
one dollar and upwards, ON which interes
will be paid. ..,,, ,,-,,.
DrRFcroRs:-vAlex.L Laughlin, A. ]. Pnnuell,
John Mcclure, iT., Alex. Rogers, Morgan l.
OFT, James PAUL, Alex, j. Cecil, James Reed.
oclI-lN A. @. QuARkIEk, Irc.tsutet.
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National Insurance Company


President, GEORGE X. WHEAT,
Vice President, JAMES McCLUNEN.
nIRECToRS:
John F.. Wilson, A. @. Qunrrler,
Saml Harper, Jas. c. orr,
George Adams, James McCluney,
1. +. Updegraff, George X. Wheat.
Christian Smith.
HNHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
/ ly organized, is prepared 10 transact busl-
ness and asks liberal share of public patro-
mage. Rates as low ns any fiIst-clnSs company.
Office No. 28 Monroe street, up stairs, next
door to FiTst National Bank.
mr22 JOHN BISHOP, Sec'y.
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letter OF Recommendation.

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A pamphlet, containing null particulars,
with Directions and Advice, printed in
French, German, Spanish and English, nc
companies each box, and Will be SENT by
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Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for So.
Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will
be sent by mail, securely sealed from all obseT-
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any authorized agent, or by the sole General
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LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH.
LIFEHEALTH-ST
LIEE-HEAITH-ST
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
SPECIFIC PILLS.

A RE PREPARED BY THE MESSIEURS
n GARANcIERE & DUPONT, Pharamaceu-
lists, No. 2l4, Rue Lombard, from the Pre-
scTiptiou OF DIR. JUAN DELAMARREE, Chief
Physician TO the Hospital du NoId on Lari-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-07
a PANHANDLE RAILROAD.
The Probable Cost of n Road from
SIeubenEIIIe TO wheeling, on this
side of the riVer.--VVelIsburEM Moving
I'm the Matter.


From the WeLLs6UrO Herald.
An article appeared in the Herald a
couple of weeks ago, and was repub-
lished in Wheeling and Steubenville,
in reference to the project of construct
ing a branch railroad from opposite
Steubenville, UiG WelIsburg to Wheel
ing; thus connecting Pittsburgh and
Wheeling in the most convenient man
ner by railway some thirty miles
shorter than that at present in use, has
caused considerable talk and discussion,
and the suggestion therein made, prom
ises to lead to something practical.
Starting from near the bridge at Steu-
benville, the distances to be made
would be something over seven miles
to Wellsburg and thence about fifteen
miles to the north end OF Wheeling
probably twenty-three miles in all. We
have no precise data from which TO
give an idea of the cost of such road;
but the official estimate of the cost of
construction of sixteen miles from
Lowell to Youngstown, o., finished in
1866, which we find in an exchange,
will give something like the cost. On
that road, along the valley of the Ma
honing, we have reported:
For Graduation, Bridging and Ma
sonry StS 81
For right OF way, fencing, dc..-........-. 1918
Foriron rails, spikes, Ec....-.......-- S. SO
For general expenses, engineering, 80 $500
lG7.59s
This is the cost OF road bed and track
for l6 miles: for our road, add, say -
for the extra distance, and 1t gives
Tor u 2ltnlles.-----..-.-... sGOlssSz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-07

This is the cost OF road bed and track
for I6 miles: for our road, add, say -
for the extra distance, and II gives
for r2j miles s25I {