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Touching Domestic Ine,deD,

A writer to the HolEsfrea,sd, writing
from Indiana Prairie, relates the fol-
lowing: In Sullivan county, young
married pair, who had been united in
the bonds of wedlock about six years,
having become somewhat mutually
disagreeable OF late, the husband, in
his anger, FASTENED to a lawyer and
TOOK steps 10 obtain divorce from his
wife. One day he came home to his
wife and said 20 her: "Betsey, 1 have
fulfilled your wish you said YOU
wished you were separated from me
here is the decree of divorce" His wife
was at first surprised, but far too in
dignant to betray any emotion. She
said she was ready to leave; she
only needed to pack up her
goods; she wished he would be present
70 see that she took nothing except
Hhat was her own. he stepped into
the adjoining room where the bureau
ana clothes press were. The wife pro-
ceeded IN silence TO take out the clothes.
when suddenly her eyes fell upon a
small dress, and quite overcome, she
broke out in conyulsive weeping. The
husband, hitherto an Indifferent OBJ
server, remarked her emotion and dis
covered the cause. It was the dress of
their only child, a little daughter of
only three years, who had died almost
three years ago. The husband was not
less affected by the sight than his wife.
He embraced her with emotion beg
geo her psrdon again aud again, tore
the decree of divorce into a thousand
pieces, fastened to the Clerks office,
took out new marriage license, and
wife.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March The Senate
Republican caucus to-day nominated
Senator Wade as President of the Sem
ate pro tenn, by reclamation. The
election will take place to-day or to-
morrow.
Governor Swami, of Maryland, has
declined the .. s. Senatorship.
Two circulars have been widely
circulated, the one having in view an
armed expedition to develope the min
the other signed by Gen. R Clay Craw-
ford, his object being to organize a
iberating army of Mexico. These
movements do not receive the sanction
of the Republican government OF Mex
leo, which regards them as injurious to
the interests of that country.
The War Department has published
another roll of honor, being a PAM
phlet of254 pages, and containing the
names of about Il, 600 soldiers who died
in defence of the American Union.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Presi-
dent has issued a proclamation decIAr-
ing the fact that the fundamental con-
ditions imposed by Congress on the
State OF Nebraska, 10 entitle that State
to admission into the Union had been
ratified and accepted, and that the adj
mission of said State into the Union is
now complete.
The Government has detected numer-
means of q newly invented saccharom-
eter, and in consequence several dis
tilleries have been seized and closed.
The Mexican legation has received
official new1 from Matamoras, dated
the 18th ult., about the engagement OF
Gen. Rocha, al Gallinero, with Mejia's
troops, under CASTILLO, which shows it
was a very small affair. The official
reports read as follows: After Mira
mons complete defeat by Escobado, at
San Jacinto, 0ntthe 1st ult,. CasteIIo;sre-
treated to Dolores, with 5000 men.
Gen. Rocha, believing them demoral-
lied, sent 500 cavalay, under General
Herrera y CAIRO, to attack them in the
rear. As might be expected, they were
repulsed, Gen. CAIRO losing twenty OF
his men, and being himself among the
The Mexican Minister has also re-
ceived official news from President
JuareZ, dated at Zacaticas, the 9Th ult.
The President expected to leave in q
few days for San Luis Potosi.
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Guarantee a Cure in Every
Instance,


When NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the
directionss which accompany each bottle
Clergymen, Physicians, Merchants Profess
1onal Gentlemen in AL stations OF lffe-our
most eminent men in public Positions-aII
VINO nave ever used or seen Ii used to{n In
the most unlimited praise Of its merits; and
men and women, old and young BY the
thousand, testify and viii tell Won that Il Is
the most wonderful remedy of the nineteenth
century, whilst the propHetors WARRANT il
IN every case Letters reach rs every day
rom persons in every part Of the land, telling
OF tne miraculous cures II has performed
whist our best physicians are constantly
urging Us 70 tell them the formula from which
II Is made, saying its effects are wonderful
Us success beyond all precedent, and its cures
IN even the most aggravated cases as certain
aSsunrlSe- II viii stop distress after eating,
IN moments umei sweeten sour stomach
as soon as taken; relieve pains OF cramps in
SSon1acn or novels 1nstantsneOusly, and ena-
Die the dysPepttc sufferer. who has lived for
years on Graham bread and the plainest
diet, TO eat hearty meal without fear Of any
trouble from II We earnestly ask one trial
nom every sufferer. Sold by druggists eyery-
where, Al 81 per bottle, or bottles for s.
c 6. CLARK d co., PrOprietors
New Haven, Connecttcut-
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BosToN, March LIN the Superior
Court, yesterday, question was raised
as to the seizure clause of the liquor
law, viz: that under the Constitution
of the United States these seizures can
not be made, because II provides that
private property cannot be taken with
out Just compensation. Judge Ames
will report the point to the Supreme
Court for decision, and from there will
doubtless report II 10 the .. s. Supreme
Court Meanwhile the seizure cases
will be suspended.
by our citizens in aid of the destitute
Of the South.
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Our YoUSe FOLKS is improving with
every number. 1t is publishing the
most agreeable sketches of travel I'M
der the title of "Round-the-world-
joe" which are models; full of wit,
boys talk of the smartest description,
and an apparently excellent acquaint-
ance with foreign manners and Gus
toms. Both young folks and adults
will find these sketches sources of
amusement and instruction. We find
the following Endorsement OF this mag
azine from the Illinois Superintendent
of Public instruction which meets our
approval:
1t instructs while it fascinates; in
forms while it amuses; strengthens
while II inspires. There is the variety
that always pleases, with the fulIness
that satisfies. Its diction is English I'M
dehled- Its moral tone and tendencies
are entirely safe and pure. II has a
cordial welcome in my family, and is
the favorite of my children. l hope it
Will find its way into thousands OF
homes in the Prairie State; for am
sure that it will do good, and not evil,
wherever it goes,''
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LYONS
Periodical Drops,
The Great Female Remedy
for Irregularities,

Is scientifically compounded fluid prepars-
ton, Of direct and positive action. better than
any pills or pO~dsrS-szfe At an times except
prepared BY myself At my lAbaratory Ia EeyS
Haven, C1-- Having practiced In the hoISni
tails Of Paris and London, and with over Is
eases and Weakness, present. nv French
Periodical Drops 70 the public as Superior 10
any reIneSly Known = q corrective OF frrezu-
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and alWa5s reliable and safe except when
prohibited In my circular accom- rIanTfrlg eaeh
& Co, Wholesale DTuRviStE ~ tj,SS -5,,- nv
sene-al agents for the United Stafes fr1oe
~ per bottle Sold by druggists every
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A Good Chance to Invest in Real
Estate.

Valentine Giesey
Henry G PumPhrey ct ais
pF VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
Died In this cause blythe Circuit Court ofOhio
sn4L As Special Commissioner named in said
decree, ofier at pulic saIs to the highest bid
Der, n the 'front.' door OF the Court House OF
OHIO county, on saturday, the I'd day OF
MaFeh, 1857, at l01< O'Clock, a m, the fol-
loving described property, that Is 70 say:
me inu lot OF land on the east side Of
Wnee1ng Creek, Immediately south of and
adjoining the east end Of what Is known as
me East Wheeling bridge, on Zane street in
the city ofWheeling, said lot being known a.
NUMBER one ~ OF number Of lots lying on
the east bank Of said creek, south OF the end
Of said bridge, together with the brick house
standing on the same and the other appurte-
names OF the said lot
The building Is large, recently repaired and
IN good order. II Is arranged for occun nation
by four families OF tenants, and its purchase
would be = safe and paying Investment
There Is a well Of excellent water on the
preEniSas-
TERNs OF SALE-One-third OF the pur-
chase money and such additional sum a. the
purcnAiser may desire 10 pay, In hand. the
rezlldne IN two equal tnstRlnents a. SIX and
we've months, respectively, with interest
nom the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
bond with good personal security Tor the de-
Tered lnstalmenH.
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD
1anzs-d1Awtd Special Commissfoner.
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B. a. CALDWELL

MANUFACTURES OF COPPER TIN
vi and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer in
Cooking and Heating Stoves, No. ~ Main
Street, Wheeling, West virginia
would respectfully call the attention NJ
the public 70 my large and select Efosl- ~
S,,Is -. 9Pper and Bras Kettles. Also
,o Jo9 WORK H,S Of an kinds win receive my per-
on Wei Gazing and sand Pumps made N
order on short notice. ------0 "
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@ O e. s
DY SPEPSIA
CURE,

L BE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY FOR
DysPepSta, Indigestion, Constipation, Gener-
AZ Denlhty, FIatulency, Want of Appetite
SICK deadache, Sickness Tor NauSeal at the
Sbonlacn, Cholera Morbus. Pains or Cramps
IN the Stomach or Bowels, and in fact Tor
every DISORDER that has its origin in a disor-
dered state Of the Liver, Stomach, and Bow
elS-s presented to the public with the full
assurance that It Is the safest, sureSt and best
dyspepsia Medicine ever known to the world
II Is not a whisky preparation 70 be used as a
beverage, but is q Medicine especfslly adapteIi
70 otseased or Dyspeptic Stomach. The
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RtHer nnn Renrhen.

CAIRO, March 1.-AIice Dean, from
Cincinnati tor New Orleans, arrived at
10 A. NJ.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-The river has
fallen 10 inches, with a feet 9 inches
in the channel. Weather cloudy. 1t
has rained for the last "a hours, up to
noon. Mercury co..
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BUFFALO, March 1.-The i've bodies
foand in barrels At the Grand Trunk
Depot, appear TO be those OF paupers
recently deceased here, and 70 have
been stolen for some medical college
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BOSTON, March 1.-The equitable Life
and Marine Insurance Company closed
doors yesterday, in consequence of
heavy losses. 1t has been Is years in
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Lost

HERTIFIcATE OF THE PENN MUTUAL,
" LIE Insurznee %. Of Philadelphia, No.
-! -, oivldsnd q I55ot b Davenport, 90. No
aee 3 hereby given that . Duplicate has been
APfnea -. fe695-law0H
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FIre-

CLEVELAND, March There was a
fire at Warren, Ohio, last night. Loss
SI3, 600; insurance about Sc, 900. Wealth
er mild and spring Ike.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., March 1.-The
negro murderer, Horace Greeley, was
executed this morning. There were
few spectators. He admitted his guilt
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New YORK, March 1.-wagner, the
wife murderer, was executed to-day.
Amos J. Williamson, proprietor and
editor of the New York Dispatch, and
a prominent politician, died at New Or
leans yesterday.
Several boys were arrested for pre-
sentingIoogus checks at the Bulls Head
Bank, two of which were paid. The
supposed forger, who gives the name of
Charles 81. Johnston, was also arrested.
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EDWARD REED,
SOAP and CANDLE MANUFACTURER

SO4u 5LLeetl oct Main and Market,
WHEELING, W. VA.
FIhaE SUBSCRIBER RETURNS THANKS
i 70 the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on the nrm OF Reed a Nell, and re-
epecIuly announces thai he viii continue
me manufacture OF Soap and Candles at the
OLD stand, and requests The attention Of thoss
who purchase 70 sell again, 70 his large and
feo7-srn u '0'@I-' EDWARD RPED
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DIR. d. II. sEELYE d Co.,
FKEEPoRT, ILLISoR
GENERAL AGENTS

GENERAL AGENTS.
John D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller,
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Baltimore Nd; Dexter & NelleEeT Albany
y. Y Strong 4 Armstrong, Cleveland Ohio:
VIM Johnston, Detroit, Mich; Wilson Peters
& Co., Louisville, KY ocls-lyW
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NEW LONDON. CT, Mar Hon. Joel
Loomis, formerly of the County Court,
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DIR. sEELYE's
Liquid Gatarrh Remedy
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms Of CatArrah are at INST very
slight. Persons ind they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more
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As the disease becomes chronic the dis
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deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom
clear his throat in the morning Of a slick or
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The above are but few of the many Catar-
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EARLY SPRING FASHIONS.

JUST RECEIVED
BY Mrs KYLE a Mra. WATKINS.
Isl Main s., WHEELING.
Ladies and 1fi1es' Dr. ana rso.,-,
OF cat and baStsd. Patterns forSSle-
fehel-ly ~
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Grape Vines.

TtoEQoRD AND CATAwBA GRAPE
~ vines for sale on the Wheeling I'm.
seo<f-tN~ Wheeling. w Va
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate
caucus to-day nominated
Senator Wade as President of the SEN
ate pro tenn, by reclamation. The
will take place to-day or to-
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White Leads and Paints

We respectfully solicit share OF the pat
FonASe OF the public, and shall use our best
e1eruons 70 render satisfaction 70 all who
may favor Us with call. novI
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MoSET-Easy and steady at 5as per cent
on Gall Sterling dull at lOs7zsI65s for nrsi
GoyEESlEsr srocx-wnhout decided
GoID-Lover, opening at I4O5I. and closing
At Lek-
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-18
Republican Meetings.

We invite attention to the excellent Res
olutions passed by the Mitchell and Polk
County meetings, published in the Standard
to-day.
The remarks of Mr. Bowman, of Mitchell,
are especially pointed and appropriate. Let
us spread the Leagues and hold meetings un-
til the masses every where in the State are
thoroughly Repubicanized. Now is the
time to commence the work in earnest. Let
US go forward with itwhne the voters are
being rel istered, and thus u ready for united
and enthusiastic action in October, when the
election of members of the Convention will
most probably be held. The loyal people
of the State, under the sanction and protec-
ton of the Congress, have the power in their
own hands if they will only use it industri-
ously and boldly.
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FOR the Standard.
GREAT REPUBLICAN MEETING In POLK co.


According to previous notice, a large num-
her of the citizens of Polk County, both
white and colored, met in the Court house in
Columbus, ON Monday the 29th OF April,
1867, and organized by appointing Jesse
Rhodes, Chairman, and j. A. Thorn, Sec
rotary.
On motion, the Chairman appointed the
following committee to draft resolutions for
the consideration of the meeting, to wit {:
]. A. Thorn, S. w. Hamilton and G. B. San
ders. While the committee was preparing
the resolutions the meeting was addressed
by J. M. Hamilton, Esq, with quite an
interesting speech. After which, the follow,
ing preamble and resolutions were read and
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, North Carolina has had no
loyal, legal State government since the date
of the so-called act of secession, May the
Goth, 1861 and whereas, the government
established by President johnson has proved
complete failure, having been but into the
hands of disloyal and traitorous men, adj
ding distress to the already ruin of the State
by its expressions to the Union people there
Of white and colored; and whereas, the
Congress of the United States the only Con-
stitutional law-making power of the nation,
has passed law entitled an act to provide
for the more efficient government of the rebel
States by which tt e power to organize a ie-
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REPUBLICAN, MEETING IN JONES.

Agreeably to previous announcement an
enthusiastic meeting was held ON Saturday
the Sth inst, at Pine Grove, on the planta-
ton of 0. R. Colgrove, ESQ, in Jones county.
About 400 colored persons and some 70 to
100 whites had assembled about 2 P. NJ,
when Mr.. o. r. COlgrove was nominated by
Mr. Sheriff Wilcox, as Chairman of the meet
ing Mr. Colgrove having been chosen
! Chairman, introduced Mr.. G. r. Thomas,
who spoke for about an hour and half
Mr.. Thomas defined the principles and OBJ
jects of the Republican party; he read the
platform of the Republican party, adopted
at the Convention at Raleigh, ON the 9th of
March, and called upon all Union men to
rally to its support.
Mr.. Thomas reviewed and answered the
various objections of rebels against the re-
cent reconstruction acts of Congress. Mr.
T. was frequently interrupted with cheers and
applause. ,
Mr.. E w. Carpenter was then introduced,
who addressed himself more particularly to
the colored people, he en]oined them to
practice economy and temperance, to be tru-
gal and industrious, and to cultivate good
relations among the people.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Carpenters speech
the following resolution was presented by
the Chairman and cordially and unanimous
ly adopted, to wit:
| Restred, That We portion of the citf-
zens of Jones county, in mass meeting as
sembled, do endorse. ratity and approve the
platform of the Republican party, adopted
by the Convention held in Raleigh on the
9th of March, 1867.
The Rev. A. A. Ellsworth was the next
speaker, who spoke of the outrages and de-
pre6iatlons that had lately been committed
in Jones county against the Union men, both
white and black Addressing himself to his
white hearers, he said that there could be no
prosperity here while these things We're al
lowed to go on. The insecurity to lite and
property would prevent the coming of CAPT
tai and immigration. Their property and
peace could only be secured by genuine
loyalty.
All the speakers were received with en-
thusiastic cheering and applause, and the
meeting did not adjourn until the lateness
of the hour, though not the patience OF the
assembled, rendered it fitting.
This meeting was an important one tor
many reasons to which we shall recur in tu-
ture For months set of desperadoes and
regulators had defied and outraged the Tn
| ION men Of this county. There are, however,
| in this county, many,-we would say d
! large majority of the people are suei-go0d
and virtuous citizens who ought not to ne
| implicated in the charges or Eumors OF 0s
! loyalty and prejudice against the coloreo
people-NeD Bern Republican.