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For The IltsUiosueer
The Siege OF the Legislature of West
Virginia by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad C,Omnapy

Railroad Company.
The ardor of the tax communication
and compromise efforts of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, to
judge from present indications, has not
seriously suffered from the first defeat
in the Senate.
The company is now preparing for
another assault on the Legislature, and
is vigorously collecting material for the
desperate charge. No doubt determine
ed TO fight it out on this line, if it takes
the whole session and PROSTATE every
opposition to this corporate scheme OF
impoverishing the Treasury of West
Virginia. After this coming storm and
battle are over, the people will study
with emotions of general pleasure and
satisfaction the new picture. In the
foreground the State of West Virginia
with union of justice and equity sign
ing to receipts to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, and in the
distance the passenger trains of the
company, loaded with Dead Heads"
(The revenue resulting from such
carrying trade at a mill per mile, might
be intense, but the State Auditor will
not see it,
AS reported, to assist in the new tao
| tics, the employees on the line of the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
are now rapidly filling up mile of "pe-
ution," which the company has in
course of construction, to run the new
and liberal railroad tax machine
through the Legislature.
The conductors of the siege train
have been increased, and upon the ar
rival of the infused road petition
shells, the bombardment OF the Legis-
lature will be resumed with increased
vigor- Senator's, Representatives of
| West Virginia, though the heavens fall,
stand BY the people as The trusted 9uGrdi-
ans Of The best interests of The common
lceGtth Equality before the law, and
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
| Company. Conform with their orig
inal charter privileges, and make the
company do 1t also; or apply the law of
West Virginia governing this tax. The
| people cannot afford to foster the in
creasing wealth and dangerous power
ofthis company by a sacrifice of over
half million of dollars, which during
the hye years, and in the future, would
not only embarrasS the honest tax
payer, but paralize the progress and
PROSTATE the industry of the State,
After accepting the company's own
valuation of the taxable property in
| the State, the charge of discrimination
or want of liberality towards the COM
pany falls to the ground. To say the
least, this protracted beggarly demon
stration at tax compromise with this
1 NHe OF
which even was connected with an i'm
mense debt, which will weigh heavily
enough on the people if the company
bears their just taxation, evinces no CO.
feeling for the.advancement of the in
terests of the State, but a grasping ra-
pacity which, if successful, will at no
distant day, so cripple West Virginia
that this company, with increased
wealth and power, will not only mo-
nopolize the railroads and the govern
ment, but finally close the degrading
scene by buying their new victim "a
bankrupt State"
Wheeling, Feb. n, 1867. A.P.
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ASenterprising female, by the name
of Spencer, has been writing a history
of the last ninety days of the war in
North Carolina" The character of the
work may be inferred from the closing
paragraph OF notice of it by the
Charleston C0uTier:
ut should be in the library of every
one who desires to preserve the evi
dence of an age of barbarism and tbe
commission OF crimes by invasion, nom
winch Gaul and Goth, and Alan and
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nave survived the sense of rear also !:
who, repudiating God, feel themseI TsS
capable OF undertaking the tIIition N
the devil" "
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THE Paris Monde gets a little ahead of
the Globe as to the proceedings in Con-
gress. 1t says: ........
1.-The struggle between President
johnson and the United States Congress
threatens to and in a tragic fashion.
Several bills had been vetoed by the
President; hatred became more bitter;
It has at length burst out, and Congress
has voted the impeachment of Mr..
Johnson"
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LAURA KEENE, who is playing in
Mobile, lately received the following
anonymous note:
MOBILE, Feb. 18th, 1867.
"Laura Keene,
"You are requested to Live cure citv.
If you don't You will get hurt.
,"06lige the inhabitens of the city of
You are nothing else but Yankess,'
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Change of Firm Name.

ONHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL CARRY ON
j. the business formerly conducted under
the name OF Dunlevy & Co., and Wilson,
Dunievy Co.. at their old stand, Wheeling
building. They have added to their business
the mandatory OF Nail Kegs OF all sizes,
and solicit fair proportion of patronage
WILSON, DUNLEVY & WHEELER,
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IN France, the time and material
expended in packing wine bottles are
of Immense value. A great saving on
this has been effected by the use of In
dia rubber rings, which, placed round
the bottles, prevent all jar, and, by
Keeping them apart, render breakage
impossible. When the bottles are un-
packed, the rings are put aside for
subsequent use.
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Notice to Printers

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
the printing and binding of the Acts OF
Assembly relating TO and the Ordinances OF
the city of Wheeling and other matter per
tanning thereto, at the Clerks Office of the
city OF Wheeling, on or before the 27th
day of February, 1867. All bidders will
be permitted to meet with the committee on
the 9th day of February, 1857, at o'clock D.
m, and explain their bids.
Chairman OF Special Com. on Printing.
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Partnership .Notioa.

T HAVE THIS DAY AssoCT. TSS 49,,
me in business James r Rbojl FL &,l W hIa
ss slII icy, and r n. Rhodes The styie Of The
I'M ta, VII oe j; :: Rhodes q Co. '--e
a-M S5expeSt 70 open out in our new store
~ ttls 30 apoye Inc Merchants and Mechani
- LII ABOUT the LIST OF March, with a new
LOON and new stock. We expect TO see ali
"a ~, SSS oto customers and many new ones :
- J. s. RHODES q CO.
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THE iourneymen carpenters of Jersey
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T ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN
~ the Post Office at Wheeling, state OF
1867.
II not called for within month, they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
All letters advertised are subject TO an az
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SIDE, Will be complied with at The usual pre-
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Is delivered TO the writer. Sec. 2S, Law OF
once hours on Sunday from to IO1s n. m.
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THE concert at Washington Hall
Saturday night was a very decided
success, the most so perhaps of any
similar entertainment ever given in
this community. The hall was dense
" packed throughout by an apprecia-
tive audience. The character of the
entertainment was what might have
been expected from the high .eputa-
tiou of Mr.. Phillips as a singer orsacred
music. More than once he and his
companion, Mr.. SeGar, were heartily
applauded. The latter gentleman, not
less than Mr.. Phillips himself, enlisted
the appreciation of the audience. One
of his pieces, 1.-The Village BeII.'' was
certainly the sweetest and purest spec
linen of vOcalization to which we have
listened for a long time. Then too his
temperance Song was exquisite. AL.
together the whole performance was a
delightful treat
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va. Vol. OfHcers

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p paek pay for servants, So per montb Tron1
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CERTIFICATE OF THE PENN MUTUAL
" Life Insurance Co. of Philadelphia, No.
1880, dividend of 1865, Il. Davenport, SO. No
tice Is hereby given that Duplicate has been
applied for. feb25-law6w
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List of Letters.

Ordered TO be Advertised in the
wheeling InteIlIEPncer,nSreea 10
the following Section of the New
Post once Law, as the NeWSpaper
having the largest circulation OF
any Paper published In wheeling.
Sec. 5. And be 1t further enacted, That
Lists of Letters remaining uncalleIi for In
any Post ONCE in any city, town or village
where newspaper shall be printed shall
hereafter be published once only in the news
paper which, being issued weekly or often
er, shall have the largest circulation within
the range OF delivery OF said office, to be de-
cided by the Postmaster at such office,-Nc1s
Post 00ice LdEe, passed March ., 1861.
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Cottrill MORGAN

SHA LII H4OISdus
T OFFER FOR SALE. ON SCCO,T1roD,
IL = Terms, this celebrated Stock HoTEe
viii ha Low Low az my farm, near Oakland. hui
tS u I.o oe mere about the 20th OF March, IN he
= MOI sold, he withstand at the Fair Gron,, AZ
co,nt7, sand and at some other point In the
SaE5!3 IN, me approaching season.
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Wanted.

MEN TO SELL, BY SAMPLE, AN
ne attactM'sss, Sas generator, price 500. Can
Hsnt IN use from coal or kerosene OH CON
80 sSif nTa as candle; will not blow ont
~ I maze by agents selling rights within
InS iast % days Men are coiTifnR monev
Se ttlS y Address ]. C. TIIfON,
Leozz-z8aaW Pittsburgh. pa
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Notice,

NOC1c6.
ftHE REGULAR ANNUAL, MEETING
Il OF the stockholders OF the Htna FiTs aS,5
eiecnon OF Directors, viii be held al The ottics
Wo me Corn Pany, No. IS Main street, on
ho1rs ~ MaTeh 4th, 1867, between the
t,hoo-,o. 8. P. HILDRETH,
SS---1Ob SecretaFy
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SMITHS FERRY OH,

OF Pure Quality, suitable for Lamps, war
ranted good, for sale low by
HUBBARD, BRO. Il CO.,
feb25- AUCTION HOUSE.
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DIRECTORS
J. Mora Moss, Benjamin Brewster,
James Otis, James H. Higgin,
VIM E. Barron, Thomas II. Selby,
J. A. Donohoe, Nicholas Lunning,
James c. Conroy: John Parrot,
Peter H. Burnett, J. Underhill
Moses Hellor, NJ. D. Sweeny,
L. Maynard. Moses Ellis,
Jacob Scholle, James Phelan.
Charles L. Low. Gus. Touchard,
c. Christensen. Michael Castle,
Joseph Seller. Nicholas Lance.
L. II. Allen. n. G. kittle,
Alfred Borel, VIM. G. Talbot,
C. 7. Emmett, Patrick McAron.
J. Y. Hallock, George c. Johnson,
Caleb T. Fay. J. G. Kittle.
CALEB T. FAY, Pres't.
CHAs. C. HAVEN, Sec'y.
II. X. WILSON. Ag't Mok. Hill.
j2'67:tf.
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I'M WEARYING FOR you.


Oh. it's mony, mony mile away,
And mony danger, too. between;
And l strive to shame, well as 1 may,
The rising tears that fill my cen;
But oh, Gamma, Gamma lie
To my. own heart, that lo'es ye true,
Gamma crush the yelling sigh
Jamie-Pm wearying for you. -
The long days weary task is done,
And may sit me doom alone.
To ponder over, one by one,
Your every loving word and tone.
They're a kind to the stranger girl.
But they're ma the heart that lo'es m
true;
And lovely goes the busy world
Jamie-Pm wearying for you.
know. ye're far and far away,
Beyond the mountain and the tide;
But my heart gaes wi ye, a the day
My footsteps follow by your side.
Oh Jamie hasten frae the sea,
Back to the heart that lo'es ye true,
Ye're a 1 have that's dear to me
Jamie-Fm wearying for you.
Hester Graham.
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"WHosE ALE is IT ?'-"Will you
give me glass of ae?" asked rather
seedy-looking person, with an old but
we'll brushed coat, and almost too shiny
a hat.
1t was produced by the barman,
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"Tbank ye," said the recipient, as he
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low, he smacked his lips and said
"1hat is very fine ale-very. Whose
is it?"
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one more glass"
1t was done; and holding it up to
the light and looking through it the
connoisseur said: ....
oPon my word, it is superb ale
superb clear as MADEIRA. must have
some more of that. Give me a mug Of
it.n
p The mug was furnished, but before
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"Whose ale did you say it was ?"
"Bausch's," replied the barman
The mug was exhausted, and also the
vocabulary of praise, and it only remain
ed for the approaching gentleman to
say, as he wiped his mouth and went
toward the door:
"Bausch's ale, is it? l know Bausch
very well shall see him soon and set
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mug of his Incompatible brew"
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Evening star., 1867-04-11

slowly, and Il Was past eight o'clock ween
they were called 20 order. the number hen
being eoont thirty. which. before they a.
journed, was increased 10 hfty.
Mr.. j. Is. Ellis was called 70 the chsir. ana
after stating that he knew nothing about ne
call. declined. g.. s..s..t ..
Mr. Jonn Thomas was nominated and elected
as chairman, and Mr.. Edward Hsmmerslay
secretary.
After the object Of the meeting had been
stated, TO select delegates 10 the nominating
convention. which meets 10 hight 20 select
candidates for Collector, Register, and Sur
yeyor. nominations were called for.
Mr.. Ellis inquired IL the delegates were 70
be instructed.
The Chair replied that he thought not.
Mr.. Jackson Yates was nominated and de-
clined. being unable 70 attend.
DR.. q. II. Fenwick, Mr.. Joseph A. GIL, Mr..
Edward hemmerslay, and Mr. j. Is. Elhs
were nominated.
Mr.. Ellis declined.
Mr. J. Wise, Dr. G. Allen, Mr.. John
Thomas. and Mr.. X. A. CLARK were also nom
mated.
Mr.. Clark declined because the convention
was called teo early, and he thought too that
the delegates should be Instructed. Ne asked
Mr.. Ellis what were his views Of the City
II Hall ring.
Mr.. Ellis replied that no convention cosld
induce him 70 vote against Mr.. Douglas
Mr.. CLARK remarked that he would add Mr..
Forsy this name.
Mr.. Ellis said, sAl right"
Mr.. CLARK agreed 10 serve.
At this time the Chair announced that n
collection would be taken mp, and several
sloped.
The following were chosen delegates. and
the meeting adjourned DIR. Fenwick M T.
Hammersly. DIR. Chas. Allen, Mr.. ii. a Clark
and Mr. j. Wise.