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Resolutions of the Kentucky Union
Soldiers.

At a State Convention of the Union
soldiers of Kentucky, at which there
were representatives from nearly ev-
cry regiment, the following resolu-
tions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The State of Kentucky,
General Assembly, resolved, on the
10th day of February, 1864; That
we recognize the act of those brave
officers and Soldiers, who have enlist
ed, or may enlist as veteran volun-
teers, as the highest evidence of their
patriotism and devotion to their coun-
try, and that the thanks of this Gem
eral Assembly be, and are hereby ten
dered to the same officers and soldiers
for such patriot conduct" 81 esnh shi
And again that same body on the
22d day of February, 1864, further - :.
Resotued, THAT the thanks of this
General Assembly are hereby tender
ed to every officer and soldier of Ken
lucky for. the noble and patriotic man
ner in which they have sustained the
honor Of the State and our common
country. - And on the same day in a
resolution referring to Kentucky,
said: Her stand has been taken
after the maturest deliberation. and
is known to the world She will not
new prove recreant by taking any
backward step, but will go forward
with all her resources of men, money.
and credit. to the support of our gal
liant armies in the field until the re-
bellion is subdued and treason is dis
armed. 4 aa1.le
j. And, whereas, the soldiers, relying
upon the approval of their acts by the
State of Kentucky, returned the tat
tered and blood-stained flags of their
respective commands to the Governor
of Kentucky, to be held in trust (said
flags having been donated by the loyal
people Of Kentucky, or paid for by
the General Government};
And, whereas, it appears to us that
the majority of the people of Ken
lucky have, by the recent State cleo
ton, Withdrawn their approval of us,
and identified themselves with those
who made war against the life of the
nation, by electing to Office those who
sympathized with, Oh took part in. the
rebellion; therefore, be it :
- Resolred, That as we, who we're
officers and soldiers from the State of
Kentucky, remain unchanged in our
deyotioa to the sentiments and prin-
efples expressed In theeresoIutions of
tHen Kentucky ~ legislature d above
mentioned, consider the men who
have been elevated to Office as unfit
custodians Of our battle-tried ban
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EDUCATIONAL.
ROckport Collegiate Institute,
r1. ROCKPORT, INDIANA f

Next term begins MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
I'd, 1867. Admits both males and females.
Boarding department exclusively for
young ladies. The buildings are new
well finished, and beautifully situated in
a grove of native forest trees. SRI. ..
This institution offers superior induce
ments to the youth of Southwestern In
diana. STRICT DISCIPLINE and THOROUGH
SCHOLARSHIP constitute its motto. Give
the Pocket School a trial. Patronize
home Institutions.
au16 d3w O. II. SMITH, President.
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University Of Vincennes,
YINCENNES. INDIANA.

TIME FALL TERM OF THIS COL.
y. lege will commence on the first Mon
day in September. A complete scientific
course may be taken as well as the full col
legiate course. The Grammar School, con-
nected with the University, commences at
the same time.
Rev. r. NJ. CHAPMAN, DID,, President,
Professor of Latin and Greek Languages; =
Rev. w. H. CARTER, LID, Professor
of Mathematics and Natural Sciences :;
JOHNSON PITMAN, ABB, Professor of
History and Bellies Lettres, and Principal
of the Grammar Sch DOL.
There is, also, under the supervision of
the University, Department for Young
Ladies, under the charge of Miss ELLEN
CATHCART, assisted by com petent leach
erS- +.rrts "a zsstfs-.sf.t-fs rfoaaez~ T. .
TERMS PER ANNUM:
Grammar School, or Female Dept. $40 90
"a %
Board, in good families, sfontteen- to
twenty dollars per month.
For further PARTICULARS apply 70 the
= y President Board of Trustees.
ii. L. RosEMAS, Sec'y. taugl2 3wdltw
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va - - .I-ltLo ~ ahaiH @bit-3d ilA 70
Rules and Regulations for Trials of
Speed at the Southeastern Indiana
Fair, adopted By the Board Of 1rus-
tees.
1st. There shall bechosen Thyo the
Trustees or by committee appointed
for the purpose, three Judges to pre-,
side over each race, and by the.
Judges as many Inspectors or Patrol
Judges as may be deemed necessary,
whose reports alone shall be received
of any foul riding or driving.
I'd. Should difference of opinion
arise between the Judges in the start
ing stand upon any question, mas
jority shall govern.
Sd. Riders and drivers. shall not
start or go upon race until ordered
by the Judges.
4th. The Judges shall order the
horses saddled or harnessed. FIVE
minutes previous to the time fixed for
starting; any driver or rider causing
undue detention after being called up.
by making false starts or otherwise,
the Judges may give the word to start
without reference to the situation of
the horse so offending, unless con-
WINGED that such delay is unayoida- :,
bic on the part of the rider or driver,
IN which case not more than. thirty
minutes shall be consumed in at
tempting to start, and at the expira-
ton of that time, the horse or horses
ready to start shall receive the word.
51h. The pole shall be drawn for
Iby he judges; the horse coming a
heat ball for the succeeding heats be
entitled to choice of the track.
9TH. No driver or rider shall be al
lowed TO take the track from another
until his horse is SO far in advance as
MOI to interfere with the speed of the
horse from whom the track is taken.
Any driver or rider violating this rule
shall lose that heat. :. q - y s-:1
9Th. lAadriyer or rider committing
any act whichithe Judges may deem
foul riding or driving, shall be- dis
tanced ode 9aj 10. 9oisD11 sni1oa,3 4
mol fcstr-fsg~
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A statement is to be filed with the Secre-
tary when the entry is made, specifying.
LIST, The age and breed of the COW and time
of calving; I'd, The quality of milk and
weight of butter made In ten days; 3 !, The
date of trial; 4th, The cow must be on the
Fair Grounds during the Fair.
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OPEN TO THE WORLD !
LIST OF Ms
-FOR THE
FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
Indiana Southwestern Ag-
ricultural Society.

TO be held at the Fair Grounds, near
the City of Evansville, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday ana FRIDAY,
October Sth, 9th 10Th and 11th,
1861.
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DIR. T. J. KISNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICIN

NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, SDST., CEHTRE WHEELING, W. Va
nR. *. HAVING SECURED THE SER.
IL VICES OF an Intelligent assistant who
WI, attend 70 the PREPARATION OF med.
PIE MIN 10 give more attention to out ps-
uents, especially TO his many friends in the
country. bis medicines are all prepared in
his own ofhce, and all delivered 10 his ps.
1ents by himself. DR.. K. treats all disea5eE
both Acute and Chronic, with which human:
ny u aulcted. he has large number OF new
remedies, which have. proved remarkably
successful In many Of those obstinate cases q
Cnronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed 70 be incurable, among which may
be nameds Consumption SSrDf1ia DE-
charges from the Ear, 0zsna. ENLARGED GlandS
Cancers and Skin Diseases HIS mode Of
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach ComplsintG
bronchltls and all diseases of the Throat
snS ,t 81 rassages. HyPertFophy and all 9TH
spinal Affections, and all disease Of the Sei.
s ysteTn, Is acknowledged by all who hsys
ever known TO the medical profession. DT. K
naA peen5 eminently successful in the treais
nn9ent of All diseases peculiar To women VII:
29lenstLul distinctions, Painful Menstruston
Leucfrhea, Uterine and Oyarfon TumorS
Prolapsus UteTi and an Nervous diseases 70
winch they are subject,
He makes speciality in the treatment o!
Al chronic Affections of the Genito Urinary
SIsnfs W. ~; Satarrh OF Bladder and Urethra
Drbbling. OF Urine, Urinary Deposits Of
Gravel, Disbetis and DifficIIt TIrinatins sy.
RR nLnIC Diseases In all their varied forml
Ghonarrhea, its com plicafions and seoneIR
sSsPef1natorrhea and ImpotenC.y, and all afec-
I Iq consequent upon youthful indiscretionG
49, - 2speciM attention paid to the treatment
81 Fhtulas, White Swelling. Scroful0uS
So.ss Saricose Ulcers &c. Persons afiictFd,
lsSsltIt9cSuiiafly with old Troublesome casesl
h1SNEh- communications Containing ies
PfonPuy noticed. Once prescriptions and
nltsnc1ne cash For visits IN city same q
otner Phystctans. ONCE hours q AZ MIton
Nd tsl.I H' ID. to4 p. NJ, and 6 P. N. toePM.
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BURsrED WATER PIPEs.-Several of
the minor pipes connecting with the
new twenty inch pipes have bursted
lately, and a number of citizens have
been very greatly Inconvenience in
consequence. The most serious acct
dent of the kind, however, happened
yesterday in front of the Commission
and Provision Warehouse of John
Matthews & Co., corner of Main and
Quincy streets. The joint connecting
with the fire plug bursted, and the water
escaped with such force as actually to
uPheave the premises and strain the
buildingto the extent of breaking some
glass in the windows. The cellar filed
rapidly with the water and the new fire
engine was brought into requisition to
pump it out, which it did in the most
satisfactory style.
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THE Change OF WEATHER.-Seste
day WINS in marked contrast with its
predecessor and ''the break OF balmy
SPRING was abroad in the land rs if
april showers had come again" The
firm bed OF ice, with its slight crust of
snow, which has made such incompar-
able sIeighing for several DAYS past,
gave way under the melting influence
OF the sun and the south wind. From
early in the forenoon until after night
fall the caves of the houses were all
Rdrip with the melting ice and snow,
and the pavements were as slippery as
glass. Tho streets were not much bet
ter, and the sleds and sleighs when
coming down tho hill on Main street,
could hardly be kept straight behind
the horses. The sun set with sort of
summer spleudor, betokeuing, US the
wise ones tell US, that the end of winter
is at hand. and that hereafter we are to
see very little OF the late cold weather.
We have had almost two long months
OF snow and ice and cold-the best
winter, take 1t all in all, for several
years past. Unless all signs fail we
should have, next summer, better
health and better crops than usual
throughout the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01

INsURANCE.-No doubt every com
munity has suffered more or less from
loss and irresponsible insurance. 1t
ought to be an object with every State
to protect its citizens from losses by the
default of insurance companies as far
as possible. One way of doing so, as
adopted in other States, is to require all
foreign companies to put up a deposit
with the Secretary of State, out OF
which, in case of default, those insured
shall be reimbursed. This seems to be
wise ana necessary precaution, and if
it is good in Ohio and other States, as
found by actual experience, why not
here in West Virginia? Alaw compell-
ing all foreign companies to protect
their patrons in this State in this way
is now before the Legislature, and we
can not see any good reason why it
should not pass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-01

For THE SCHOOL CHILDREN.-The
Panorama of New York City exhibits
this afternoon ut and ~ o'clock, and
this evening. The exhibition at "A
o'clock is especially for school children,
and they will be admitted to the after
noon exhibition for 10 cents each. The
Panorama will exhibit mt Washington
Hall tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock,
for the last time in this city.
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Go and see Squalls at orr & Co.'S.

THE gas let down on the people OF
Centre Wheeling night before last and
tor several hours they were like unto
generation sitting in darkness. The
complaints yesterday in consequences
were quite vehement.
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for SALE.
Trustees sale of Lots in South
WhaaIinR.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Thomas Harris ST.. 10 me dated
January 18th. 1854, and OF record IN the once
OF the Recorder OF Ohio county, West Viz
gtnIa, In deed book No. 80. folios Sss and Ai,
Tuesday, the e8th DAY of February,
% r.-. 1867, III
at the 'front.' door OF the Court House, In the
city OF Wheeling, proceed TO sell by public
auction TO the highest and best bidder, Lots
numbered one ~, two ~, three ~, and four
90, in square number twelve (12) in south
Wheeling. formerly called Ritchietown, to-
gether with double two story frame build
ing, situate upon one of said. lOts-it being
the property known as the Harris home
stead. said deed of trust was given to secure
TO George Hapdman the payment of three.
several promtSsory notes therein mentioned,
each bearing even date with said deed Of
trust, and payable 10 the order Of George
Hartman, in the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling, as follows one at three
years from date for five hundred dollarss one
atsix years from date for six hundred dol
lars, and one atten years from date for hve
hundred dollars, and each and all bearing In.
terest from date, and endorsed by the said
Hartman Selling trustee shall convey
only such title as Is vested in me, which,
however, Is believed to be good. Terms OF
Sale-one-thtru cash, and the remainder OF
the purchase money In equal instalments, at
six and twelve months from tine day OF sale.
The purchaser giving approved security for
the payment OF the deferred instalments-
. ~ ~ p. SCATTERUAY, Trustee.
Janl5-dtd by JAMES P. ROGERS, his atty.
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED PERSONS visited
the Panorama of New York city yester-
day, mt its two exhibitions. 1t exhibits
this afternoon at 8 and AZ o'clock, and
this evening at s, and tomorrow after
noon ut ) o'clock, for the last time in
this city. The Panorama is just what
the bills represent it to be, showing Al
miles of the city. 1t is we'll
worth going to see, and the admission
fee is the Old fashioned price, OF % cents.
Take your family, sister, cousin, or
some one else's cousin with you to help
you enjoy your excursionto New York
city. 17o
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01e1ntetEfQefrfers
FRIDAY MORNING, FED. L.
To the Citizens of Wheeling.

THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO SAY
L that he notices that Father kemp's Old
Folks and Billiards. Panorama OF New York
City are both advertised 10 give enterta1n-
nents In Washington Hall tomorrow,
Saturday afternoon and evening. He de-
slres 10 say TO the public that The Panorama
OF New York City Will ce.r4luly use said Hall
tomorrow Saturday afternoon, and Fath her
Kemp'S Old Folks tomorrow Saturday
evening" J. b. DOWNS,
WHEELINrs. Feb. lSiI. AGENT W H.
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Born branches of the Legislature
Yesterday agreed to locate the Agricul-
turaI college at Morgantown.- Each
House, however, acted on bill Of its
own, 50 that details are yet to be ar
ranged. The Senate bill was ordered
to third reading. The House bill was
referred to a special committee with
Mr.. Hoffman of Morgantown as Chair
man. We suppose whatever bill this
committee arranges, being acceptable
to the friends of NIorgantown' II NOT
Objectionable to the two Houses VIM
be adopted-the main question Oh the
location having been settled.
THE new cabinet and furniture ware
rooms recently completed by ]. q G.
MendeI Il Co., and into which they are
now moving large stock of goods, are
a credit to the city. We doubt if many
ofthe Metropolitan establishments of
the larger cities can show anything
more spacious or elegant in the way OF
facilities for transacting large bust
ness. ....... ....-.......-
PURAk5f AND sWkkTESr COD LIVkk Oil m
the world, manufactured from fresh selected
Llyers on the sea coast This Oils charae-
terized by a sweetness and purity peculiar to
It alone. It's reputation is so great that it
takes the lead of other Oils, and Is universal
ly prescribed by physicians. Remember to
ask for Hazard & CasweITs Cod Liver OIL"
CAswELL, MACK & CO., New York,
Sole Manufacturers.
For sale by all druggists.
a-s -al nnar2O-mwseowly
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a, Letters nom may persons acknowledpIng
Sne recelpt OF VALUABLE GIFTS, from as.
10y, pe seen on hle at our ONCE. almond
Wnom We are Permitted to refer To
oJ ohn :. Holcomb, LambertvilIe, N. /
Sald watch, value $50. Mrs 5. Bennett
2Cumberiand street BROOKLYN Sewn, NJ
Shinet $50 Edwin Hoyt, StSmford, Conn
Sod Lever Watch. value 500. Hon. r. H
t6,-rnggsR washington, ID. C., Diamond Pin.
saiS- :: Y: sutherland. 100 Lexington Ave
nue., t1ano, SS5o Mrs NJ. Jackson 2O3 Nine
Isentn street, n. Y, Sewing Machine, SEQ
MISS L Collins, Atlanta, Ga, Diamond IIIS.
ter Ring, SIS. Dr. Henry Sniit6 ST I3S1
MAS, Sewing Machine SIS. a sshaW- ia
IStn street, n. Y, Gold Watch, $50. EdV
James Russell, Montgomery. a. S sty2i
Hnnttng watch. $50. r. 7. smith PTo WI
9pe s, K, L, Silver Lever Watch, 500 OscaT
5RuSSuy, Ma1ison, y. j., Music Box S55 Hon
S &c . NeMel, 81. Paul, Mimi. Gold wafch
~; z SPerry, I1tchheld, Conn. SfiveS
Hnsis ~ 10 VIM b. Peck, Harlem, MS,
ONO. SILVER Tea Set, 'SIaS. NI,sS = W ~
sSSSanlenSk- detroit, Mich, Diamond Ear Fine
Slo. flerTe Beaudin, St CharleS HotsI
49,, OL1SSstns, DIAMOND Ring, SI7O- Mrs
1 M1n 40 Barnes, st. Louis, Mo-, MeIodeon,
80 80 CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF
THE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE DOL
LARB BY PUCHASING Al SEALED FNVE
LoPE FOR Is cts. - e
Entire BAtisfhefIOn Guarantees u An
S-6 Tickets for One Dollar, I8 for IT,
Dollars, s. for Five DoIlars- Great fndneeI
Anlsttea should be addressed
j. H. RAY q CO.
sc1s.Rn,5. $50 broadway, New York.
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The s. Louis papers state that fifty
thousand persons visited the Panorama
OF New York, during the four weeks it
was on exhibition in that CITY.
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A NEW BRIDeR REPRESENTATION n
long while past the necessity of more
durable, commodious and safe struc-
ture than the present Market street
suspension bridge, has been felt and
discussed by the people on both sides
of the creek. The existing bridge is
not only dangerous but very inconve-
nient, and its vibrations are enough to
make anybody feel nervous when a
small crowd is passing. We saw yes
teriay the drawing for an iron bridge
to take its place. got up in Philadelphia,
the cost of which would be $50, 900, in
Guiding masonry and every item OF
expense. Two pillars are provided for
ofa very neat yet staunch pattern, and
the floor of the bridge is warranted to
prove as firm and unyielding as the
door Of " house. The gentleman who
has the drawing is mt the Mcclure
House, aud will be there until this
evening. -r-.-
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FAREWELL OF THE OLD FoLKs.-We
are glad to hear that Father Kemp has
concluded to return and favor us with
another of his excellent concerts. This
company is far superior to anything of
the kind which has visited us, and de-
serve the immense patronage that
greets them whenever they sing. Mrs.
Nichols has already become great IA
vorite with us. Her songs are rendered
so artisticaIly that we are almost spell
bound. The magnitude of the choruses
cannot be appreciated only by nct uaIly
hearing them. If you have not visited
them, do so on Saturday without fail.
"A Matinee will be given in the after
noon, and their gland closing concert
in the evening, when many new pieces
will be presented. Tickets for the Miti-
nee, adults, % cents; children, Is cents.
Evening CONCERT, IS cents; reserved
seats, 80 cents, to be procured at the
Hall during the day OF the performance.
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ICE EIBARGO E;EmOVED.
Oysters! OYSTERS ! OYSTERS !

=UEE AXE AGAIN RECEIVING MALT
Why's Celebrated Baltimore Oysters in
cans and half cans, at the old established de-
febI-It r H MoNG, Agent.
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100 Banaboo Rods

OST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
- CdAS. H.gBERRY,
49, 4 .tG 30 no. - Water gtEoets
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Transportation.
& OHIO R.. R. COMFY
OTEICE BAIT. q OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
Hl WHEELING Jan. 8, 1867.
m TRAIN
ACCOMODAI

a. WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following schedule on and after Jan.
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NEwstyleyisfhns Cards at Orr & COS
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VALUED AT
8 5 90 600

-- $500 900,
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED as Fo1.Invz
The name and value of each article Of onr
goods are marked on Tickets PLACED in
On receipt Of . cents an enyelorsa coIIt 49,
NJ NJ such TICKET VIII be drawn Without
Sh9lce, and delivered at our ONCE, or sent nv
mail 10 any address The purchaser affsr
seeing what article It draws and ifs yaiae1
Wnlcn may be from One 10 Ffve HIM.
LIEU DoalarS--can then, on payment Of
Dne OolIar, receive the article named or
Li,ay e1cnange II for any other article MARI
90 on our Circular at the same value FsveIv
fi g IS oLaWs an article worth ONE DOL
LAX or more emo BLANKS.
Olr pdtToal Gun depend on froqaS,t ,-s,,,,-,,
rag ATtteiss drdtDn IDiH be fnInlefLdteIiy
S'O ~ A5Prea or return HIoiI, or de-
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