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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, \
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
WHEELINC3. Feb Is 1897

Gentlemen OF the Senate and Of the House
OF Delegates:
There has been for years a controyer-
sy between the States of Maryland and
Virginia in regard TO the line between
the two States running from what is
called the "FairfaN Stone" near the
head waters of the North Branch of the
Potomac, northward, TO the line of the
state OF Pennsylvania, which disputed
line Is about thirty-seven miles in
length and is, believe, the eastern line
OF Preston county.
With view to settling this dispute
the Genernl Assembly of Virginia on
the 18th of March, ISIS, passed an act.
lreierrinG to an act Heretofore passed
oS the Legislature of MARYLAND for a
IKE purpose authorizing and reuuir-
ing the Governor of the Common wealth
TO appointa commissioner. who, togeth-
er with commissioner appointed On
the part of Maryland, should. amonSst
other things, cause the disputed line 10
be accurately surveyed, traced and
marked with suitable unonnn,aT,tS
And the act required the commissioners
10 make joint report, and to forward
a copy of the same to the Isegislatnra NJ
Virginia. The act further provided
that upon a ratification of such report
by the Legislatures of the States of
Maryland and Virginia, the said lines.
| thus run and ascertained, should be
hNed and established, to remain forey-
er, unless changed by the mutual con-
sent OF the said States OF Maryland and
| Virginia,
as contemplated by this act, each
State appointed commissioner. ard
on their Joint request the Secretary of
War detailed Lieut.. n, MichIer. Is. 8
Typographical Engineers, 10 aid them
in the discharge of their duties. By
their direction, and in their absence. he.
in the summer and fal 11f 1889, run and
marked line, and reported his work
I to the commissioners : 4 ~
subsequent to their report the COM
mtssioners had some correspondence
IN regard to it, from which il appears
that they differed as to the correctness
of the line run and marked bv Iieut-
Mtchler, and also as to whether or NOT
18th, lS5S, to makel the SURVEY under
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EXACTLY WHAT You WANT.

MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DyE
III known and used over ~ years. Daily
increasing In public favor. Complete in one
ootJe- No wash No trouble A child can
Apply IL Produces n luStrouS black or brown
a a desired. Does not inJure the hair. Price
Sold by Druggistsand Fancy Goods Dealers
Also, MATTHEW'S ARNICA HAIR GLoss
LOT restoring and dressing the hair. ju4-eod-Iy
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Ross Plasterers

TAKE NOTICE THAT ON AND AFTER
February 18th, lS67, we the JouTneymen
Plasterers OF this city, will demand 50 so per
day un til April LIST, 1907, and after that date
81 90 per day.
Plasterers in the vicinity are requested not
Comniitee- febl9-lts
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THOMAS ]. BowIE, ex-Cousressmsn
from Maryland, has plead In Cont
tnat Inree notes of 81, 900 each, on which
ne was SUED. we're for gambling debts.
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serOfula! Catarrh Bronchitis !!

A LII CHRONIC, LIVER AND KIDNEY
n Diseases, Nervous Debility, Piles aud.all
lmpurit es of the Bloo1. WM. h PRINCE,
Flushing. New York, for 60 years proprietor
OF the Linnean Nurseries, ami member Of the
EIertlc Medical society announces NATURES
SOVEREIGN REMEDIALS from plants Tor
these diseases. explanatory circulars, one
stamp; Treatise % cents. iebl9.8t
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A MEDICAL MAN informs the editor OF
the Ashtabula l0hio) Sentinel that out
of twenty five births that came under
his notice since the first of December
last nineteen were bows
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PIasterers Wanted.

T DESIRE TO. HIRE FIFTEEN OR
Twenty plasterers, TO whom steady employ
cation 10 JAMES ASHWOkTH, cor. Mar
shall and German SITS, Centre Wheeling.
fahlQ-3idu
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Double Refined Poudrette,

city, offer for sale, ErcIusirelytor Cash, a new
article OF
Double Refined Poudrette,
Warranted free from impuriiy and rubbish
which they will sell for Twenty-Five Dol
lars per Ton, delivered on board of vessel in
New York city. This article, which Is pull
verified as fne as flour, has no equal for Corn,
Cotton and Tobacco, and is equal to No, Pc
ruvian GuanO in the proportion OF two lbs
for one of GuanO, and better than the best
brands of Super-Phosphates, pound for
pound.
This is Just the thing for those who will
pay Cash for good article at low price. We
hayea coarSer article at Twenty Dollars per
Ton. Samples sent by mail, free. on receipt
OF cent stamp. Send tor pamphlet, and be
convinced. ---."#
Address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany," 50 Courtlandt Street, New York.
ROCKY MOUNT, EDGECoMBE Co, N. c.
Mr.. James X Dey,
SIR: In reply 10 your inquiry of the Ie-
suits OF our experience in the use of your inn
proved Poudrette, purchased OF you for this
years Cotton Crop, we would beg leave 10
say that the present season has been one
quite unfavorable to the action of all fertlli-
zers. SereTut kinds Of HonttreS tCere uSed by
us, with the exception Of your POHdrette with
little or no effect to the crop. Where the PotI-
drette applied Il care US near a half bale
more per acre, aud caused the Cotton 10 open
much earlier, and we would therefore recon-
mend the same as a concentrated manure
Tor the growth OF Cotton, as we'll as improve
ment to the soil.
Yours very respectfully,
HENRY P. STULTS BRO.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1865. jan9-6wd
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OFFIcEOT THE CITY CLERK.I
February Il, 1867.
GEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE For
" lowing for the current year each mo
Posel 70 be endorsed for the particular Object
~ "a sle Dia VIII be received at the Clerks
at O'Clock, p. m: e"A A0o' '
For renting Hay Scales OF the I'd Ward.
:. E5eoting Hay-Scales OF the 5th Ward
keeping the Lity Alock in repaIT-
:. hauling Coal TO Water WORKS, &c.
Public Printing.
Jail. ~ 's''etif ~ Ei ~ F FEisonSrs In
-eoLo-ot City Clerk.
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NovEMBER Isth, 1855. jan9-6wd

METcALFE's GREAT RHEU4Ar1o REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing Rheumatism of years stand
ing in a few days.
aug22-ly TIL. LOGAN & Co. Ae,ts.
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feblg-9t
Notice.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
| Inspecting Committee OF the Fire De-
ming the goth inst, at the Hall OF the
Hope Company. As business OF Importance
will come before the Committee, a full atten-
fsSig.2f JOHN CLAYToR. Chm.
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Wanted

A GENTS-sT3 TO 500 PER MONTH
n everywhere, male and female, to intro,
d G,lS Throughout the United States, the
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This ma.
ehlne VIII stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, pInd.
braid and embroider In a most superior man,
neI. Price only SlS- Fully warranted for
hNe years. We will pay $1,000 Tor any ma
Shine mat VIII saw stronger, more 6eantI-
the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second
suteh can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be
Puled apart without tearing IL. We nav
agenLS from 60 70 S2O0 per month and expen-
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amount can be made. Address
CAUTION.-Do not be Imposed mon nv
otneE parties palmlng or worthless cast-iro2
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WISE; OURS Is the only genuine and really
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agsm adrertissmeuts
SPENCER HOUSE.
NJ 70

CHARLES JAMES DAILY FROM THE
" "Glades Hotel" Oakland, Nd, has leased
the above nsmed Hotel and respectfully So
licits the patronage OF the travelling COM
munity. He Will be assisted by his father, MI.
John Daily, except during the Summer
months, when he will be found AT ms olu
place, Oakland. febiS-2nd
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We have received communication,
signed Leo which We cannot give to
our readers until we have an interview
with the author.
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THE announcement from Washing

TIE announcement from W aSniuB-
ton. elsewhere published, that the
President and Congress have agreed,
substantially, as TO the cardinal fea-
lures OF a reconstruction policy, is ''im-
portant, iftrue," and will certainly be
hailed with a great deal Of qualification
by the country. We can hardly con-
ceive it possible, however that Mr..
Johnson has so far abandoned his posi-
ton as TO agree TO the Constitutional
Amendment, aud especially to the re-
organization of the South on the basis
OF negro suffrage. On these points he
has evinced such protracted and Of
tentimes, such a malignant stubborn
ness, that we are inclined to distrust at
FIRST blush, all reports as to a yielding
on his part There is no reason now
why he should favor the measures refer
red to, that has not operated for many
months past. The Southern rebels have
been demonstrative in their hostility
10 the Union people of that section, and
intoierably so to the negroes, and il the
President had appreciated the condition
of things so long prevailing
or approaching, had thrown
his influence in the right direc.
ton, we should have been spar,
ed the New Orleans massacre, and the
many other cold bloUded atrocities that
have taken place. We should not have
seen the wide spread recusancy and de-
fance that has characterized the rebel
press in all parts OF the South, We should
not have seen a Philadelphia Conven,
ton, nor so many galvanized local eff
forts. North and South, to re-instate il
power that party of Infamous memory
that WAS part and parcel of the rebel.
lion. Millions of money expended il
the movement OF troops throughout
the South, and in the maintenance o.
civil rights for the white and black
loyalists. would have been saved. We
of the confederacy, and others still
worse than he, elected to the o. S. Sen.
ate, and TO Governorships and other
high public positions. In other words
had President Johnson been the mar
that his country and his party took hin
for in 1864, at the time of his nomina
lion, we should have long since wit
messed reorganization of the South
more or less complete, on the very ba,
sis now reported as having been wrung
and extorted from him by an almost
unparalleled pressure ofpublic opinion
But, better late than never. We shall
not uselessly repine over the past, but
hope that the policy indicated in oul
news is true. Whether it is or not, ont
thing is certain, viz: the passage of Mr.
Sherman's substitute on Saturday
night last, and the all but certainty
that it VIII likewise pass the House
is an assurance to the country tina
with or without the President, tn,
South will be reorganized on basis o
common justice and humanity toward.
every. creature that bears the impress
of manhood.
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JoHS c. CALHoUS's old Homestead In
south Carolina is to be sold at auction
on the 4th of March.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Prayer by Rev. Alexander Martin, OF
the 4th Street NJ. L. Church.
Mr.. Ferguson, from the Committee
on the Judiciary, reported back Senate
bill No. 4, to amend the law relating to
the maintenance OF illeGitimate child
ren, with substitute, and recommend
ed its passage; and Senate bill No. o, in
relation to taking depositions in civil
causes, with amendments, and recon-
mended its passage.
He also, from the same Committee,
reported bill to repeal the act of De-
cember 9Th, 1865, requiring certain
property to be appraised before sale,
aud to bring at least three-fourths of
its value.
Mr.. Spencer, from the Committee on
Education, reported back the Wheeling
ments. 60 = n
The Speaker laid before the House
the following message from the Gov
ernor, which having been read, was
laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
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Notice.

THERE WILL BE a MEETING OF THE
Il Peoples Mutual Building Association OF
Wheeling, held at the American Hall, Cen
Ire Wheeling on Tuesday evening, Feb.
ruaty 10. The friends OF the enterprise are
invited 10 attend. By order OF The Commit
tee. febIS-2f
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Notice.

nJHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NoTIFI.
ed that after this date until the road lead
ing to the City Cemetery Is put in good condi'
ton, the undersigned livery men OF the city,
will charge the following rates for the use OF
vehicles. on funeral occasions, VIZ: s. foT
Hacks, 81 for Buss. S. for BuggieS.
MCDONALD & YOUNG,
SdALLCROSS& TERRY,
ROBERT LUKE,
u. RULL,
febis-et HUXLEY & CO.
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AFrERNooN sEssIoN.

The bill to incorporate Chenille, Gil
mer county, was called up by Mr.. Har-
ris, and passed to engrossment.
The bill authorizing the city of Par
kersourg to borrow money for the
erection of Water Works, was read the
second time, and tabled, on motion OF
Mr.. Williamson.
The'bill relating to foreign insurance
companies, was passed to engrossment.
The House bill to sell the States in
terest in the Guyaudotte suspension
bridge. was passed.
The Wheeling School Bill was taken
up and the amendments recommended
by the Committee agreed to, and the
bill ordered to engrossment.
The changes made in the bill as oriUf-
nally printed and published in tine coll
umns of the 1STELLIGENCER are the
following:
The first reduces the amount which
the board of education may levy on the
taxable property of the district in any
one year for the purpose of continuing
schools for nine months and for orCli-
nary repairs and incidental expenses.
from rre mills to Jour on the 500 OF
taxable property.
Inc second reduces the amount which
which the board may annually levy for
tne purchase of sites, the building of
houses ana permanent improvements
from are mills to three, on the 500 OF
taxable property. w -
Inc third extends the time within
the board may borrow upon the credit
OF the building fund to paw debts in
CURED for school purposes within the
olstrles before Jan. !, 1867, from taco
years 70 Jour, after the passage of the
Mr.. Bee, by leave. introduced a bill
to protect the rights of persons in conn
ties wherein the records are lost or de-
The House adjourned.
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Administrator,s Nntinn

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN all persons indebted to the estate m
VIM. s. Wick ham, deceased. that tHax, or "a
requested TO make immediate payment To
tne undersigned; and those having claims
AGAINST sala estate, are requested TO present
them at the SHERIFFS OFFICE fOradinsf
Ineht, where can be found on saturday Of
e .S Week JOSEPH SEE BOLD =
ADMINISTRATOR OF thG Estate of w. s. Wick
nam, Geceased. febl6-3tdltrw<ws
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WHY Nor usE rnD nrsr.

over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS WE'VE.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

~ = The elegant steamer POTOMAC"
Lslls5.sa Captain Chns. Muhleman, Chris.
- Young, Clerk, will leave as above
on Tuesday, 18Th, at O'Clock, p. m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE& CO.,
feblS-2t Agents.
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Va. Vol. officers.

DY SENDING YOUR DISCH ARGEs OR
ID application $ To me, will procure your
back pay for servants, So per month, from
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]. F. HOY,
Late 1t. Col 9Th Init.
febl9-Im ~
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NEGATIVES

HAVE BEEN SAVED ATPARTRIDG
IL Gallery for the past ten years. Persons
will please send in their orders.
feblI A. G. PARTRIDGE & CO.
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PARTNERSHIPS Notice.

II HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
me In business James B. Rhodes, William
burnley and p. NJ. Rhodes. The style OF the
nrn will be j. =. Rhodes & Co
February L 1857
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10 FOR A 81.

10 FOR A 81.
IL " 40 cts.
Gems 40 cts a DOz. and 25 cts u DOE.
Card Photographs 10 for n 81, 5 for
go cents.
THE FIRST 100 CUSTOMERS FOR A 81
i worth of cardscan have an Album free.
Two Thousand dollars worth OF Photo
graphic Albums, the largest variety in the
country, will be sold without regard TO cost.
oval and Square Picture Frames Will be
sold cheaper than at any other house in the
city.
Looking Glasses, largest assortment in
Wheeling, Tor sale cheap.
Our facilities for making all styles and
sizes OF Pictures, from life or from small and
Inferior pictures, are uUeqalled.
These extraordinary low prices for like
neSSes will continue but short time, unless
we have all we can do.
Avail yourselves of these low prices while
they last. a. {. PARTRIDGE & CO.,
tebli H III Mbdn St, Wheeling.
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TOPLANTEes AND FARnERs.

THE LODI MANUFACTURES -CoMPASY,
Established since 1870, having the exclusive
control OF all the night soil of New York
City, offer for sale, EIclLsireiyJor Cash, a new
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We expect 10 open out in our new store.
nrst door above the Merchants and Mechanl
les Bank, about the LIST OF March, with n new
room and new stock. We expect TO see ali
OF our old customers and many new ones
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On mouon. the meeting adjourned.
JOHN ARNOLD, President.
JAMES L. BARRAcK, Secretary.
The news. [volume] (Bristol, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-03-07
RRLSTOL lf1RKET.
lrrectel WeekIy. By Jo.. 3. ANUERsoN.

Corrected Weekly, by Jos. z. ANDERSON,
BACON, per h. IL. BEEF, net,
per ID 4a5. BUTTER, per To-, 20a22.
BEESW AK, per ID, 33. CHICKENS.
each. l5a2O. DRIED FRUIT: Apples.
peeled, per bushel, 81 5Oa 200, Peaches,
uupecled, per bush, 81 90; peeled, $50;
Blackberrics, dried, per Id, 1t l5c.
EGGS, per doz, ia FEATHERS, per
lb. SOC. FLO II, superfne, per cwt So
as 80. LARD, per 10, BALI. MEAL
per bush, 65a75. GINSENG, per ID, so.
CORN, per bush, 65a75 WHEAT,
per bushel, S2a225. RYE, per bush,
SlOO. OATS, per bush, 33c. SEEDS:
Glover, per bush, SSa9i' Timothy, $500;
Flax, 81 80. SNAKE ROOT: Sene-
ca, per ID, 30; Virginia, zoe WOOL,
per ID, 3Oa35c. TALLOW, per ID, 1Oa
l2c. TOW and FLAX LINEN, per
yd, 2Oa25. JEANES, Country, per I'D,
T5r To 81 90
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No young lady or gentleman should fail to
send their address and receive a copy postpaid,
by return mail Address
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500 HANDS WANTED!

mo work ON the Knoxvno and Kentucky
i Railroad. Sl3O per day will be paid -
Competent persons, bringing 2 or 10 hands,
can obtain foremanships Apply TO the IN
dersigned, Bristol, or at headquarters on Sec
ii ion 30, ON road above mentioned.
febl4mI r. +. BIBB,
JNO q. KING.
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| n the county court Of Sullivan county
L Peter Yoakley and Juo VI Hetou, adm'rs
of W Easey, decd, vs. Sarah Easley ct ais
II appearing from the allegations in complts
insolvent bill, filed "a Oh s case that Robert
Moses and Benjamin Easley are non-residents
aud that other heirs at law are unknown; It's
ordered thar publication be made, a. required
by law, in the Bristol News, notifying them to
appear NJ the april term of the county
court Of sullivan county, Tenn, aud defend,
or the same viii be taken for confessed and
set for hearing exparte.
Feh2S, lsG7-pf5 g. L.IATES, Clerk.
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New Br,tnsiUich oats.

The most valuable White Oats in cul-
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remarkably heavy-weighing A to 40
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They yield so to 100 pr. cent more than
the common white oats, on the same sol
and with same culture. Sample sent tC
applicants enclosing stamp. Price 81 pl
peck, SO per bushel.
EDW'D. j. EVANS & Co.
No 8 ~ Geo. ST. York, Pa.
Feb OS II
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as3g. A YOuI,g lndV returning to h,

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