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HOUSE OF DEIEGATES.


Prayer by Rev. d. w. Fisher, of the
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Ferguson, from the Judiciary
committee, reported back Senate Bill
No. 4, regulating appeals ana contin-
unnces in civil cases, with amend
ments.
Mr.. Smith, of Berkeley, from the
committee on Counties, &C., reported
bill authorizing the council of the
town OF Wellsburg to close certain
alleys; also IA bill to amend and re-
enact the charter of the town of Spencer.
in Roane county.
Mr.. Caldwell, from the Committee on
Roads, &C., reported adversely on the
following propositions: LIST, of author
izing the Supervisors OF Brooke county
to make appropriations to the Wells
burg and Bethany turnpike; I'd, OF
making an appropriation for the repair
OF the SisterSville and Salem turnpike
IN tyler and Doddridge counties Sd,
OF amending the road law so as to abol-
lsh the system of requiring persons TO
work on public roads, and 18th. of
amending the road law so as to levy n
road purposes.
he also reported adversely on the
petition of citizens OF Murphy town
snip, kitchie county, asking for an an
preparation to repair the Staunton and
- ASA SptAi \ Austu III IulI t0wnShin
Mr.. BeeSon, from the Committees on
Claims, reported adversely on the
claims of William Hyre and John
FELTON,. Nu
Mr.. Bowyer, from the Committee n,
Humane and Criminal Institutions. To
whom was referred the question of re-
CURING certain oathS of editors. (Mr.
Mann's proposition,) reported it mex
pedient.
a message from the Senate ra,o-,aa
concurrence in the House amendment
TO the joint resolution instructinS our
members of Congress to ask for legisla-
uon to increase the pensions of soldiers
of 1872, aud in the Joint resolution pro
NidinS for distribution OF the reprint
ed volume OF acts, &C.; and transmitted
the Senate bill to transfer the Interest
of the State in the Suspension Bcidre
across Guyandotte river. in CaheiI
county, and the bill to increase the fees
of Prosecuting Attorneys in certain
cases.
Mr.. Smith. of Brooke, presented ,
petition of citizens and soldiers or
Brooke county, asking an act to au-
thorize the supervisors of that county
to provide for its soldiers a bounty
Referred to Committee on Military Al
fairs.
Mr.. Pinnen (AIr. Fleming in the
chair, } presented a petition OF citizens
Of UpShur county, PRAYING nm net an
thorizing L. D. Pifer to raise his mill
lam across Buckhannon river. two feet
higher. Referred to Committee on
Roads, &c.
The same gentleman presented Pc
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Mr.. Hoffman nominated Mr., John
Frew, of the Wheeling INrELLIGESCER,
and the nomination was seconded by
Mr.. McWhorter.
(, Mr. McQuilkin nominated Mr.. John
n. Boyd, of the Fairmont Vedette, and
was seconded by Mr.. Ferguson.
The Senate having been informed OF
the action of the House, and returns
ing message announcing no additional
nominations, the roll was called, and
Mr.. Frew received As, and Mr.. Boyd .
votes.
Messrs. Foreman, BiIlinger and Bog
CESS were appointed to meet a
like Committee of the Senate to count
the joint vote; who subsequently re-
turning, reported that upon the joint
vote, MIR. Frew received IS votes, Mr..
Boyd Is, and VIM. EwingI.
Whole vote Unnecessary to choice
IS. ~
So that MFR. Frew was declared elect
ed public printer for the term fixed by
law.
Mr.. Fleming 1.-THE rule being suspend
ed to alIow,) offered the following reso-
luton:
2esolred, De-, That the Auditor be requested
to furnish this House with an abstract of the
returns made to his office by the Commits
sioneTs appointed to revalue the real estate
within this State, showing the Valne OF real
estate in each county, and the relative value
OF Ilnu per acre IN etlCn county III the STATE
Mr.. Ferguson moved to amend so as
to call for a report; also as to the valu-
alton of the preceding assessment, so
as to have a comparison of the two as
sessments. Agreed to.
The next order of the day, the bill to
locate the capital was called for by Mr..
Ferguson.
on motion of Mr.. Cracraft, the bill
was laid on the table and made the or
der of the day for tomorrow at eleven
o'clock.
Adjourned. -...
I'm our report of yesterday on the
motion to indefinitely postpone the bill
to repeal the present interest law, the
name of Mr.. Armstrong was omitted.
Mr.. Armstrong voted against the mo-
ton. We also omitted to say that Mr..
Neel offered resolution, which was
adopted, directing the Finance Com
mittee to inquire into the expediency
of requiring all the old banks of this
State, in which the State is stockhoId-
er, to call in all their outstanding notes,
collect all outstanding debts, that can
be collected before the LIST day of Jan
uary, 1869; and that all debts due and
real estate and other property belong
ing to said banks be then sold at public
auction, and the proceeds paid to the
stockholders; and of appointing spe-
cial agent whose duty shall be to settle
up all the business OF said banks.l
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For sale by an Druegists " HeeI1ng' "
Athens LUNG RALsAM

Is warranted to break up the most trouble
some Cough in an Incredible short time.
There Is no remedy that can show more evil
dence OF its merits, than this BALSASI, for
curing coNsUHPTIoN, COUGHS. COLDS, AsrH-
MA, GROUP, ETC.
Physicians having CONSULTATIVE patients.
anu having Jailed TO cure them by their own
prescriptions, should not hesitate to prescribe
TINS remedy, II has cured cases when all 9TH
er remedies have failed.
the remedies that you have tried have f,IIej
BUT TRY Tai GREAT REMEDY.
p Sold by all Medicine Dealers
Herry Davis q Son, Providence
Agents for Eas tern States. janIj-Irn -
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5psElaI Aa1tsfa.

ODBERT's VEGETABLE ANBRosTA, or the
worlds Hair ReStorer, is the only prepara-
ton OF the kind without sugar of lead.
It Is a vegetable compound and contains
nothing INJURIOUS
II will restore gray hair to its original color,
~ prevents hair from falling Off and makes
hair grow.
As u hair dressing II has no equal
1t IS warranted to do all we claim for IL or
the money is refunded
Ask for Odbert's Vegetable Ambrosia and
don't be put Off with any other
@. H, ODBERT, Proprietor,
For sale by all Druggists. "iieeiing' vi J., "a
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MARRIAGE Ann CELTnACy.

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Men on tho Cyrir,., -
Solitude, and the Physiological Errors
Abuses and Diseases which create imnedj'
I Intit u MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
OF charge. Address, DIR. J. SKn.IEN
HOuGHTOS, Howard Association. Phiia
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Notice

a E.fHtCATION WILL BE ArADE M
77- me Leisiature of West Vir9inia ~ ~
thoFftins me Tor the passage OF an act ans is
ION anu Ohio Rail Road. or s,,S cue Sovlng-
consfInc,,- organlzed for the p1rposLs ~
Raj tai Nf Roas sa az uCoyington and Ohio
NE "a Central Ran Road. tSa tI ss Ine
Pste-st [Sn Road, and theSorfoTlr snli
mo1s 81 - ran Road, or any one ~ ~
: SoI,i or any other Ran Road rnTi
virginia, and for other pSISpotei
tanl7-2w of Rock ii a reAo2 S1S92SS
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January 20lh, Mt the residence ofthe brides
brother. by Rev. q. Martin, CHARLES f.
W ATS, OF MorgantOwn, and MARGARET A.
PEPPERS, OF Wheeling, ". Va.
On the 9th of December, 1866, at Washing
ton, Pa, by the Rev. ID. \. Brown, OF the
Episcopal Church, LUcIuS II oGE, Esv., to
Mrs. MARY w. ROBERTSON
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SECRETARY STANToN's ANxIETIEs.-
II was in conversation with John CO.
vode, representative elect to the next
Congress from Pennsylvania, that Sec
rotary Stanton expressed his anxiety
AS to the consequences OF the conflicts
going on between the Legislative and
Executive and Judicial departments of
the government. In parting with Mr..
Covode, Mr.. Stanton remarked: 81
aided to place two millions of men in
the field to put down the rebellion;
three hundred thousand have bitten
the dust and an equal number arc Grip
pies throughout the land, and yet with
all this tremendous effort and cores
Ponding sacrifice, the country, in nv
judgment, is Swallowed with the gloom
of IA darker hour than was incident to
any crisis OF the late war;
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Double Refined POudrctte.


Warranted free ftom impuriiy and rI1bb,sy,,
which they will sell for Twenty-Fivf 6nI-
lars per Ton, delivered on board of vessel in
New York city This article, which is mil
Eerlzed rs nne as -four, has no equal for Corn
cotton ana Tobacco, and Is equal 10 No / Pa
[uVlan Guano in the proportion OF two Ihs
iot one OF Guano, and better than ms. h-seT
brands OF Super-Phosphates, pound for
This IS lust the thing for those who nil,
pay CaSh Tor good article at a low rrfce W..
nave coarser article at Twenty Dollars IaT
Ton. samples sent by mail nee ON rasiafnt'
OF 8 cent stamp Send for pamphlet, and be
Address the Lodi Manufacturers, Cow
panS, Is Courtlandt Street. New York.
ROCKY MovST, EDsEroH BE Con
4Ir. James r. Dcy, 7EIf7' 49, ~ -
SIR: In reply 70 your inquiry of the "a
SUITS o. our experience in the use of your i'm
PLoSed Poudrette, purchased OF you for this
yea year : Sotton Crop, We would beg leave 10
say tnat the present season has been one
quIte unfaVorable 70 the action of ali fartlIi-
AeFs. several Kinds Of Md5lIIres treTe tfseri b.,
win the eheepttOH or your PoECfrsfte win
niue OF no effect to the crop. IT1Iers ne Pm
tIette tctlS applied Il care us neffr a hiF 6Tyo
more per acre, and caused ths Cotton n rnes,
LUCE carrier, and wewOuld therefore rer2Tn.
meme Et me same as a concentrated rnann6a
ment to the soil. $40 EtOse &
Honrs very respecthIuy
HENRY P. STUITSt RRo ID.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1866. ians-sSS;i
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DIED.

AT ConnersviIIe. Indiana, on the 2ad inst.
P II. CooKUS, formerly of North Noun,
tain Station Berkeley county, W. VAL in
the 6lSt year of his age.
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THE Chicago papers, now that the
great drawing is over in that city, con-
denim it. Why did they not say some
thing against it before? Hear the 7ri-
o'sne: at is our opinion decidedly that
there was nothing In the attendant cir
cumstances of the late opera house raf-
file, OF art association as it was delicate
ly termed, to mako it any more or less
than gambling operation on large
scale, conducted in violation of Inv and
to the prejudice of good morals.'i
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THE Festival at tho Zane street NJ. E.
Church last night was'a grind success.
We could not learn the amount realiz-
ed, but it must be certainly more than
the young ladies pledged on the day of
the dedication-one hundred dollars.
We are glad to note that the labors of
the ladies were so generally npprecia-
tA5
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TOPLANTEks ANDFARNERs-

THE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY
SeStaolished since 1870, having the exclusive
control OF all the night soil or New YorI-
city offer for sale, ErclIESiVelyJoT- C61sh. a new
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THE CROSBY LoTTERY.-A. H. Lee,
the winner OF the Opera House, arrived
In Chicago, on Monday, and last evening
sold the house to Mr. Crosby for $780,
600. The following is an exact state
ment ofMr. Crosby's balance sheet: U.
IL. Crosby creditor by 2IO,OOO tickets, Mt
81, sl,05o,O 600; debtor to 10000 tickets not
sold, $3.50, 900; to advertising, Sl5O, 200, to
paintings, $4,000; to engravings, $780,
600; to commissions, SI5, 900; to printing
and travelling, $4,000; paid Mr.. Lee
100000. Total debt, $3.50, 600: profit,
100000. Value OF Opera House, $3.50
$3.50 nOn -
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A FEw days since, II farmer near New
ark, New Jersey, was waited upon by
II respectable looking gentleman, who
said he had come to pay for basket of
apples which he had taken from the
orchard when boy, sixteen years pre-
Tiously. He insisted upon paying not
only the original value, but the interest.
AT the latest accounts he was still ut
large.
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FURTHER EQUALIZATION OF BOUS-
TIEs.-The new bill OF Senator Wilson
for the equalization of bounties to
soldiers and sailors grants to each man
who is entitled under previous acts to
a bounty of 500. IA bounty of eight and
one-third dollars for each month of ac-
tual service. Deductions are to be made
from this for all payments of bounty
or prize money made or agreed to be
made, so that in no case shall the Uni
ted States bounty exceed the eight and
Ons-third dollars per month. Men who
deserted from the army or navy, and
rebel deserters who enlisted in the Uni
ted States service, are excluded; also
all who were discharged at their own
request, except Tor transfer or promo
ton, or after two years. service. Wild
ows and heirs of deceased soldiers en-
tilted to the bounty are 10 receive it.
The third section provides the order in
which the accounting officer shall pay
the bounty to widows and heirs. First
TO the widow of the soldier or sailor,
il there be one. Second-If there be no
widow, then to the children of the de-
ceased. Third-If there be no widow
or children, then to the father or moth
er OF such deceased soldier, sailor or
marine. Provided that no bounty
shall be paid to the heirs of any claim
ants not residing in the United States
Section four repeats the bounty law of
last summer, and provides that all
sums paid under it shall be- deducted
from the amount paid under this act.
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THERE WILL BE FAIR AND FEs-
j tival at the Cottage Hotel, Triadelphia, on
the evenings OF Wednesday and Thu sday
next, the 30th and S1st instant for the benefit
OF o.. the new Satnonc Shurch at that place:
O'Clock on the evenings ofthose days and re-
turn at II Round trip tickets and admis-
sion 81 90. jan29-3t
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TIM New York EUamgeEist publishes
statistics of lG Congregational and
Presbyterian Churches in u county of
that State, in II of which the salary
paid to the pastor is less than the board
of himself and family, estimated at So
per week each, and in the other five
cases the salaries are but slightly in ex-
cess of board bills. There have been
chan ges OF ministers in the last four
years, and for the reason OF inadequate
support. One has relinquished the
ministry for secular pursuit after
service for the church OF about thirty
years, being destitute of clothing suita-
BILE for the pulpit; and after having sold
more books in four years to meet the
wants of the body than he had pur-
chased in ten years to meet the wants
OF the mind. Either religion has
slight hold on tho people of that coun-
ty, or there are more churches than can
be decently maintained. But with such
facts before them, Is it strange that
young men OF talent shun the minis
trYR
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Wanted.
Fair and Festival at Triadelphia

A GOOD SECOND HAND SAYS. APP.
n ply to NJ. GUTMAN q CO.. southeast
corner of Main and Monroe SITS. jan29-2t
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James p. TrRvers, 10 BeeIxman S,.ao,
New York
I'WISES FOR GRAIN. COFFEE SA1T
i and Guano Sacks Cotton RAJ S1aLI
y Iapp ping, Writing, News, Book am
1,1 1.N aPer; 6aper Hangtngs, Seine and csII-
NGs1- S0Id TOBACCO, Wool, and Hop Tyvi l1I
se sew s igiIItins, stitching Broom Binding
wines Tor Hardware Dry Goods 80.
-, ~ s snip Ghandlers Book Binders 81,
aTsr anu Tio oLoon Makers, Stationers TrTnIs4
Trades. is' ana all other
pi 19t 69d Chalk hal and PIow Lines, Trot 81.
and orders Isrt t4i I1f,f samples can be seen.
y nes1hg, W. va. isnlS g 20 80
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THE Montreal Herald thinks it is
"humiliating" to see young Bennett
coming out before the world upon
terms of equality as competitor in a
yacht race with the second SON of
Queen Victoria"
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THE Mobile AdvertiSer says: 'The
late decision of the Supreme Court
have given new life and courage to the
Democratic party" There is no doubt
of it. The Adrertissr may rest assur-
ed that the people have made note of
the fact, and perfectly appreciate it.
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MErcHFE's GREATRHEUNAr1c REMEDY
This new and wonderful medicine aeas ME-
magic, curing Rheumatism of years stand
Ing in few days '---' -
aug0iy LOGAN & co. Aet.
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cOiE"ie's Aromatic vesetabIe soa,.
a superior Toilet Soap, prepared nom re-
lined Vegetable oils in combination with
Glyeertne' and especially designed for the
use of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its per-
falne is exquisite. and its washing properties
unrivalled. Forsale by an drpggists.
feh27-lydN
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MnsseaI INSTRUMENTS.
new And SPLENDID STOCK,

nHE SUBSCRIBER IS DAILY RECEIy.
Ing additions TO his stock OF instruments
offer purchasers unequalled Inducements for
selection and prices. His assortment of the
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W HEHEAS, II appears from the RETURNS OF
the commissioners appointed under the act
of the Legislature, passed February p, 1885,
entitled IAN act to provide for the reasseSS-
ment of the value of the real estate within
this State that there il great inequality in
said revaluntiou and to take it as q basis foI
the assessment of taxes would be manifest
injustice to certain counties; therefore,
I6eSOiretf, &c. That the Auditor is hereby
authorized and required to instruct the asses
Sors OF the several counties of the State to
make the assessment OF taxes on real estate
for theyear 1867 upon the valuation as 1t eS-
listed prior to the reyaluation mnde under the
act nLOrHSAil-
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gates were the proper parties to locate
the public buildings.
MIR: Ferguson said the motion of Gen,
HarriS to postpone, was not in order.
Inc committee had NO power to post
pone. They coald only act on the sub
Ject before them, or rise and either ask
TO be relieved from further considera.
ton OF it, or report progress aud ask
leave to sit again The only way to GET
motion for postponement before the
House, was for the COMMITTEES TO rise
He would only say that the friend OF
any sort of n location, had right to
have the blank in his bill filed, or try
TO I'LL II, before any other proposition
was offered as substitute for the bill
He suggested that they have vote or
two on it, and see how the House
stood on this question.
Mr.. Harris moved that the committee
rise and ask leave to sit on Thursday
next.
MIR. Lightburn was opposed to hand
ing over the question of locating the
college to commission, unless the
gentlemen would agree that the loca-
Ton OF the capital should be settled in
the same waS -
message from the Senate ANNOUNCE
gu tnat that body was prepared to exc
cute the joint order OF the day, the cleo
Ton OF a public printer.
Of Mr.. Harris propositio1 ms indicated
by himself. -
Mr.. Ferguson said it was not in the
power OF the committee to propose to
sit again at special time. rbe com
IN mi'te &c. con asa,0 only rise and ask leave
would be allowed to ~, 10y
at all, would rest with the uH5|s.
not with the COMMITTEES. He, tha-afo-
moved to amend the proposition 81 a.
gentleman from Richie, so thar ,he
Committee rise simply. INC
The amendment and the amended
motion were agreed to. The Commit
zee rose, reported progress, and asked
and obtained leave to sit again. -NA
The nrSt order OF the day was called
Tor, It being the election of Public
PRINTER.
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FRAN KFORT.
Proceedings Of the Kentucky LegiS-
M latGre.

FRANKFORT, December 18.-Con-
siderable business, pertaining to local
matters, was attended to to-day In
both Houses, preparatory to the ad-
journment to- morrow for the recess.
In the House the vote by which the
bill increasing the jurisdiction of
Justices Of the Peace was laid on the
table yesterday, was reconsideTed, and
the bill made the special order for
January II.
The Committee on County Courts
reported a bill for the benefit of the
late clerks and sheriffs, Jailers and
other civil officers of the Common
wealth. It was passed into the orders
Of the day.
The Committee on Revised Statutes,
to whom bill had been referred,
asking for the appointment of a
weigher, cooper and inspector of to-
baceo at Covington, reported adverse
ly, and was discharged from further
consideration of the subject.
A bill Incorporating the New Or
leans & Ohio Air Line Railroad was
passed.
Considerable discussion took place
in reference TO a claim from Gar
rard County, for the support of two
lunatics which had been kept for
some fifteen months in the Longview
Asylum, in Hamilton County, Ohio,
in consequence of there having been
no room for them in the asylums in
this State. The claim, amounting ~
$825 so, was finally passed, with but
one opposing vote. nI aE
In the Senate, a bill was passed for
the benefit of Newport, allowing Tay-
lor' s Addition to be included within
the city limits.
d A bill was passed Incorporating the
Odd Fellows Home and University
at Harrodsburg. "a
A resolution was adopted instruct
ing the Judiciary Committee to in
quire into the laws of the State in re-
gard to punishment by death.
Both Houses adjourned to meet at
z O'clock tomorrow morning.
Shortly befo the adjournment the
Sergeant alarms supplied each of
the members with a corkscrew. 1t
had been suggested that there might
be considerable use for these during
the recess.
The Radical State Central Com
mittee will issue a call on Friday
morning for a State Convention, to be
held here on the 9th of February.