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BAD RoAps.-As the business sea
son has set in, it is naturalto suppose
that everybody feels an interest in
having the roads leading to the coun-
y scat at least in a %passable condi-
ton. But the road from this place
to Springport, for two or three miles
out, IS in an almost impossible con-
dition for teams, and the delinquent
road oversccr should be heavily fined
for neglect Of duty. We also notice
that the bridge one mile Southwest
Of this place is in an impossible ron
condition. Our Understandings is that
road ovcrsecrs are appointed for the
purpose Of keeping roads in a condi-
ton to he Travelled over. Let the
people see To their rights.
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A A Lecture on the nature
sk~t treatment and radical cur Of
r4A Spermatorrhoa, or Seminal
80 Weakness Involuntary Ennis.
,lon' sexual Debility, and lmpedimcnts 10
Marriage generally; Nervousness. Consume
ton, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical
lncapaciiy, resulting from self-abuse. kr'-B,
RoaERr ]. c%utvEBwTLL, N. D., author Of he
Green Book, &c.
The world-renowned author, IN this ADM.
able Lecture clearly proves from bis own er-
periencc that the awful consequences OF self.
abuse may be effeciually rcmsyeiwithou med.
ieine, and without dangerous surgical ouera-
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pointing out = mode Of cure a, once ~cer,.iu
and e%ticciual, by which every sufferer. NO mai.
ter what bis condition may be, may cur him
self eheaply, privately, and radically. mi.
Lecture will prove a boon 70 thousands and
thousands. SUI
sent under seal, to any address In a plaiu
sealed envelope, on the receipt Of six cents. or
Two postage stamps. Also. Dr. CulyetweIl,s
: Marriage Guide, price rs ccnts. Address the
publisher, CHAs. &c KLINE 4 co.
l2I Bowcry, New York, p. o. boz ASA
iulyl.iy
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Book Keeping taught In one lesson
don't lcnd them
The more polished the society Is.
the le.. fprmaliiy there /. In il.
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FRoSr.--We have been visited by
Two heavy frosis during the last six
liv. Tho weather i beautiful.
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STANTON & o
OLDEST FIRM IN MEMPHIS
(EsrABLisHED IN 1897
WHOLESALE
Grocers, Cotton Factors.
AND
MISSION MERCHANTS,
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storing aud shipping Cotton. Cash advance.
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w. l.. STEW
Cotton Factor
AND
Commission Merchant,
29S Front Street, mp stairs,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

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sni Produce aud will 81 orders for ~supplis.
NeiT.sm
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COPARTNERsHIP.

The undsrsigned have formed . ssfal
ship for the purpose 81 csuyiag satr
DRY Goods business, At BaiesyillN Hr1
under the style Of J. II. Yates Ca
IN fAIA
October /. Isss. w.IrTse
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To my United States and World Vide
Readers.

Readers.
have received many testimonials from pro.
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and various publications have shown. all oi
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highly educated and popular physician In Geor.
glh' = certainly one Of the most sensible com.
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umony deserves 10 be written In letters Of
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June 70, 1866.
DR, JoHS BuLL-DeaF Sir: have recently
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practice and have daily use for some article of
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am sir, most respectfully,
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Gene"f Commissios .usffAsssh''
No. POS Front street,

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Personal attention given TO fIis; s''ll
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A Lecture 10 Young Men.

Ju'f Pabl1hed, in d Sealed gartlop,. Pic,
air cont.
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lien,
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me voice Of s.dtc,, H,,.,,r,

The Republican Convention OF Mis-.
sour held At St Louis, last SATURDAY..
adopted among others, The folloWinr
resolutions
Resolved, That we are in faver OF the
sdynSniss'cu Of the STATES lately in ne
Ss!!iHn 10 fun and complete rsprssen-
tanon IN Congress a. soon As they sbrIl
give simple guarantees Of their fuinre
loyalty and feaiIH 10 The Government
and OF EQUAL political rights 70 Al ..Ili.
Gems Of spct States.
Resolved, That the Radical nary n
ihs safe 81 Missouri express pnr fIrsf-
srsaoe for Ulysses ). Grant as orr rar.
- zft 90 President ofthe United Stkfs,S
-S'1= t@= Nst5ousl Republican vlHI-
S.-@
re s.alsEl1E resolutions were Also
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PrOeeedIDEs in Impeachment.

The manner in which Impeachment
is to be carried ont TO its final result is
now matter Of immediate interest
The mode of impeachment is as fol-
lows, as laid down in Mansfeldrs PoA,-
zeal ManuaL:
The House first passes a resolution
to imPeach. A committe is then a.
pointed TO manage the impeachrugr,
and prepare the articles; these, mEking
plain statement of the case. in tbE
manner OF, but with less formsIIty
than, an Indictment, are adoptsd bT
the House, and the Senate is Informed
OF the TACT that such charges are pre-
ferred by the House.
On the receipt of this information. the
Senate resolves that on given dsT Il
Will sit as Court Of improvement In
the meantime, q summons 10 nauasr
and answer is served upon the accused
and As many subpsnas for a-itresse,
are issued as the managers or HE partv
accused may direct
On the day appointed for trial :he 81!
pearance or pon-Appearance Of tbt tlsir
" is recorded, and At twelve 1,icEt,,S
the sSecTetary Of the Senate aduiitils.l
tiers an oath to the Chief Justice, acrirs,,
As President Of The Senate, that @ne viii
DO Impartial justice, according 10 lie
Constitution and Laws OF the Gf.fI-,s
StHtes. The same oath il tu..n adtlic
istersd by the President TO tt4cil ts-yrsz-
Tor present Counsel are thsu keaF.I
for the respective parties. All ruotl.,fls
are addressed TO the President al
the Senate Witnesses are e1auais.-yi
and cross examined in the usual "a &C.
DsT- Alquestions put by SsnaIgss -
reduced 70 writing aud put by The Pfes.
ident OF the Senate When til syt-
dsncs u gone through with, aud tue
parties have beer heard, the S-Hsts
Procee3s TO consider the case. II d.
tates arse, they are ia Ssorei. 4 daS
is then assigned for a public decision
BY yeas and nays When The Conf
has INST, the question IL propOundsd by
toe President Of the Senate TO each n.
dividnal Senator by naue, whsreupgu
tne SsnEfo. rlsss= add ANSWERS, '.GuiityIi
OF Not Guilty, - a. his opinion is, IL
reg nifsa q INO-thlTds vote n The a4sg1t-
be'7s IsTeseEit 70 convict Il thst vote u
oDiRlnsd tbe SeBale then proceeds To
n1 ana declare the punishment.
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The Capital.


The Senate yesterday by the decisive
vote of Il to passed the bill to locate
the Capital OF the State permanently at
Charleston. The bill went to the
House, and after it had beeu:read once
morion was made to suspend the con-
stitutIonal rule in order that the bill
might be put on its passage the same
day. The rule required vote OF three.
fourths of the House to put the bill on
its passage, and falling to get this num-
Der The motion WAS lost. The motion,
however, developed the strength OF
Charleston. Thirty-three-four more
than majority of the House-voted
for suspension. 1t is fair to presume
that all who voted for putting the bill
on its passage would have voted for 1t.
II the same gentlemen are of like mind
to-day, the bill will pass and Charles
ton will be the future Capital.
The bill proposes to leave the Legis-
lature wholly untrammeled as 1t re-
CARDS temporary provision for the seat
oil government pending the erection of
the Capital building.
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At the meeting of the City Council on
the evening of the 18th, resolution
was adopted by both branches instruct-
the Committee on Finance to report at
the next meeting in March an aggre-
gate or detailed statement of the gem
eral Indebtedness ofthe city, and an esti-
mate OF the annual expenses and re-
sources for the current year. And also
other and further Information as the
interests OF the city and the council re-
quired.
Theadoptiou ofthis resolution means,
we presume. that the City Council feels
itself in the dark in regard to our mu-
nicipal finances, and that It is desirous,
as far as possible, OF becoming enligh t.
ened therein. 1t would seem that the
annual statement published in Jam
uary is not considered full and lucid
enough in some particulars, and
that therefore II special report embrace
ing more minute and specific informa-
ton is called for. We trust that when
this report is made, the hopes of those
who may be looking for plain and in
telligible exhibit of our city finances
will not be disappointed, but that the
committee will consider themselves in
duty bound to furnish statement that
VIII show the exact condition o. our
Indebtedness from year to year for sew
eral years past, and in what that in
debtedness has consisted in what it
now consists; in what way it has been
managed; how much it has been re-
duced; what it is at present, and how
long under our prevailing rate OF taxa
ton 1t will take to pay it of.
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HousE OF nEIrs,rr.

Prayer by Rev. Eli Riddle, member
OF the House
Mr.. Heermans, from the Committee
on Taxation, &c. reported back with
an amendment Senate bill amending
tne act regulating the payment Of
money into the Treasury, recon mend.
inE its passage
Mr. Bo1Ehner, from the COMMITTEES
on Gains. &c, reported q bin 10 amend
chapter IS, scts Of 1855.
Mr. Fleming, of Harrison fropn rho
COMMITTEES On Counties, &c. remarked
hiu % Incorporate Buffalo, Putnsrn
eouoty- ElRo 3 bin incarnorsfing
: I.ia ElL1E1. sssSar or1sr county, with ass
NsnEN- EEEnaoD, N G1bsli. Heer-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-27

Gov. WARD. of New Jersey, has
vetoed the joint resolution of the New
Jersey Legislature, Withdrawing the
consent Of New Jersey to the proposed
Constitutional amendment, Article II.
The Governor argues the matter at
length, and says the resolution has no
validity. The ratification having been
already made, no further action can be
taken by the State except the matter be
again submitted by Congress. No
time was set by Congress for ratifica-
ton by sufficient number of States,
and therefore New Jersey cannot avail
herself Of any right to withdraw be-
cause Of the delay of other States.
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THE trial of Rev. S. 81. Tying, Jr., has
been concluded, but the decision OF the
Board appointed to try him has not
yet been made public.
The evidence for the prosecution
showed that Mr.. Tying preached in
Methodist Church, in New brunswick,
n. j., made an extempore prayer in.
stead Of readingit out of the prescribed
book OF Common Prayer, gave out the
lines of p6rely Methodist hymns, and
wore, instead of the orthodox surplice
and gown, a full suit of Methodist
black. And all this was done within
the legal boundaries of another Rector's
parish, and without the consent of the
Rector aforesaid.
The decision in this case is a matter
of some interest to the public, and of
very considerable importance to the
Episcopal Church.
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REPUTATION IN MIssouRr.-one of
the significant incidents of the times is
the establishment OF n newspaper styled
the RepHdiGtor at ST. Louis, whose OBJ
ject it is boldly announced in the pros
pectus, will be ''to accomplish the re-
Pndiation of the so-called national
debt" The editor conEralulates him
self that i've are, and ever have been, a
Democrat" aud though his paper will
be Independent of party, yet it will fol-
low the political and philosophical
teachings Of jefferson trepudiatiou, of
course, being one of his political max
tms.) and other fathers of the Republic.
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MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP.
FOR CHILDREN TEETE

FOR CHILDREN TEETHIEG,
GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
cess OF testhing, by softeuing the gums,
reducing all tndammatiOn-wtu allay ALL
PAIN and spasmOdic action, and is
sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest
to yourselves, and
Relief and Health TO Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
years, and CAN SAY In CONFIDENCE AND
TRUTH oft what we have never been able
to sny o; any other medicine-NepeT hos IL
RULED IN a Single IIlStdnce 10 Eject q Cure,
when timely used. Never dIu we know an
instance OF dissatisfaction by any one who
used ~. On the contrary, NIL are delighted
with It's operation, and speak in terms OF
commendatton OF Its magical effects and
medlcal virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT WE DO KNOW" amer wears of exc
perience, and Pledge our Reputation for The
bHLrAnleIlt Of IUhdt ICE here declare: In almost
every Instance where the Infant is EufferinR
from pain and exhaustion, relief Will Be
found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup is administered.
bottle.
Be sure and call for
Mrs. Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup"
having the fac-simile OF "CURTIs & PER.
kIHS" on the outside wrapper. An Others
are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only So cents per Bottle.
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AFTERNooN sEssTnN.
The Senate re-assembled.

Inc senate Fe-aSSem Dled.
Mr.. Martin moved TO amend the
road bill, pending ut recess so as to re-
quire the road tax to be collected Iby
surveyors instead of township Treas
uEers: Pending which the bin was
tabled.
Senate bill granting certain privileges
TO the Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany was taken up, Mr.. Burley's sub
sttIute adopted, and the bill ordered To
be engrossed.
Senate bill to incorporate the Storer
College wSs laken mp, amended, and
ordered TO be engrossed.
House bill to Incorporate the Horse
Shoe and Back bone Turnpike Company
was taken up, amended and ordered 10
its third reading,
Senate hill, 10 amend m act entitled
An act for the encouragement of For
eiGn Immigration to this State, " passed
March Sd, 1854, WAS taken up, amended
and tabled.
Senate bill, for the relief OF Joseph
h Nay, of Marion county. was taken
up and ordered TO De engroSsed,
o. The Senate adjourned
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Veto on the Iurere.s RmI I'm the Hons.

The following is the vote by yeas and
nays on the bill regulating the rate Of
interest, which was passed by the
House on Tuesday:
HEAs-Ms<Srs. McWborter Speak
err AdAmson, Allison, Armstrong,
SilimSer, Blair, Boughner, Chambers
Cole. Crane, Huntington, Ferguson OF
Cabell, Ferguson of Marshall Harar.
Harrow. aeermAns, HeTVey, Jacob,
Jarrett, LarGent, Mahou, Mann, Miller,
NeNilu, Parker, Pope, Powell, Rich.
mond, RIDDLE, SpSuidinr, S,evSsr,
Iomhnsou, WaGGy and Weich-SA,
NAYS = Bender, DAVIDSON. Evans-
Fleming o. Marion, Fleming of HarTi,
son, GOtf, Gold, Gregory, Hinehmnp.
howes, Hoffman, James, McClaskey'
Morgan, Pinnell, Smith, Tablsr and
Woodtord-lS-
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Trust Sale.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
y MADE 10 me on the second day o. Angus
a. y. 1861 and Of record in Book 10 fdlio M
IN me Recorders office OF Ohio county. stSts
18th DAY OF MARCH, A, ID. lsSS At The
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio conn.
y In me city OF Wheeling, at 10 O'Clock, a.
auction 10 the hfshest ana bsSt bi15sr S ny
CASH, all the right, title, and Interest Of
d ae1nry y Harbour, decd. as one OF the heis
the real estate ofthe said Joseph O. Harbour,
deceased. - -
r.,,,oo,, GIBSON L. CRANAfER,
1eO44-SUUQ TruEte0
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for GENT.
For Rent

A CoMIFoRT;A4BILE DWELLING HOUSE
9Th and 9th streets, East Wheeling cS5toGGeesn
ing seven rooms, hall, two porches two naIl
tries and two cellars, with 'front.' barIr ~;
e. HOBHs
AT Hobbs, Taylor q Co
The parties who rented the above bonSo
have given 1t up, and 1t is now for rent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-27
Steamboats,.


- The side wheel steamers "RE-
LeIla55s.S = BECTA" and "EXPRESS."
- Rebecg a leaves Wheeling every
O'Clock, q. m.
-, Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
IhursdAy and Saturday, at IL clock, a. m.
connecting at BellAire with trains from
Pittsburgh, due at II q. m.
Freight Ieceipted through to all points be-
tween ParkeRbnrg aud 6allIpolis.
decIO-tt Hper,its
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-27
For Sale and Rent

pUsIN SIS BASEMENT ROovs
ID finished ofnces and Daguerrean rooms Il,
ssecona story, and rooms for other purpose
Ior rent In my brick block on Main streaI
POSSESSION given Immediately.
bnlldlng lots and dwelling houses for sale
also manufacturing site. containing eIohf
Lots, Ionung on Main street and the river
1etWeen the Belmont and Riverside NiIIs
sixth Ward. Also my CO lntEy place for sac
ONCE, No. uS1S Main street, above Non.
roe, up stairs. febi3tts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-27

\ rsLEGRAN from Washington 10 tss
Philadelphia ErsHizs7 lSf1r. snrs ,Haf
Col, fcTuey anu senator Buekaiss ar
working together, and haVe . sats
dXed up whereby BuckaleW = 70 -
the next Governor and Cod. g. &. =
Senator-the one 10 help the other we
suppose this ts mere political Ee=siu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-27
Auction Sale
House and Lot for Sale

TN PLEASANT VALLEY, FIVE MILO
j west of Bridgeport and hve miles eaSI ~
81. ClAlrsYiue, near the National pike. This
good well OF water at the door, with liz
acres OF ground. Title clear. Price $50 "a ~
For further particulars call on the pFsrn-
risOn county, Ohio, AA[-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-27
Public Sale of CIGARS,

7. WILL PROCEED TO SELL AT pm
J. lie sale TO the highest and best bidder. On
O'Clock, A. M, at the mont door OF me o., AZ
tom Honse, in the City of Wheeling, the ~ US
Revenue taxes assessed against Abro ! nal H
e. Winger, to wit: -Four ThouEand t1l ul
annuTed q 2OG common Cigars. TaTInSS H ~
sale-oash. 3. F. KELLEY. ColIecIoss OF
FEB 26-td. Internal Rev. LIST Dist W ",