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certain cert. land in Writ county from State

liens.
Mr., Borgess., from the Committee ON
Education, reported adversely in re-
gard, to locating State Normal School
at New Creek Mineral county. -
Mr.. MRhon, from the Committee ON
Roads &c, reported nd versely in regard
to declaring Thorn's Fork Of the Meat
House Fork of Middle Wheeling Creek:
also In regard to declaring the banks OF
Buckhannon and Ohio rivers a lawful
fence.
Mr.. Hinchman, from the Committee
on Humane and Criminal Institutions,
reported bill providing for the main.
tenanee. OF Joseph Elliott.
Mr.. Boughner, from the Committee
on Claims &C., reported a bill to pro-
tect deer In Webster county.
On motion of Mr.. Ferguson, OF
Cabell, the use of the Hall of the
House was rendered. to the Republican
State Convention for its meeting in
the afternoon.
The report made by the Committee
on Private Corporations, &C., in regard
to the railroad from Wheeling to Holt
days Cove, was taken up and adopted,
and the resolution referred to the Com.
mittee on Roads &c.
Adjourned. 'f fTr.taa-
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Tr11sfaa,a Sala

PURSUANT TIC A DEED OF TRUST
i from William Cloudy - to me dated
cOTder'S office OF Ohio county, West Virginia
in deed book No. a, page lie, shall, on
MONDAY, THE 2ND DAY OF MARCH. 1866, at
Court House of Ohio county, West Va, pro.
coed 10 sell, at public auction, TO the highest
and best bidder, the lot numbered QSll ono
hundred and eighty-one, on the plat of that
part OF the city OF Wheeling laid out by
William Chapllne and John EOn, now
east side Of Chapline street, adjoining the
Methodist Episcopal Church on the south.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in two equal
tnstalments, payable in six and twelve
months. with interest from day of sale.
Possession delivered upon compliance
with terms OF sale.
JAMES 8. WHEAT,
janSO-td Trustee
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Trnst Sala.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made TO me on the 81 cOnd day o. August
A. u. 1855, and of record in Book 10 folio liz,
in the Recorders office OF Ohio county, state
of West Viz inia, shall on FRIDAY, THE
18TH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1855, at the
front door of the Court House OF Ohio coun-
ty in the city of Wheeling, at 10 O'Clock. a.
m. OF that day, proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder for
CASH, all the right, title, and interest of
Henry 4. Harbour, decd, as one of the heIrs
at law Of Joseph c. Harbour, decd, in and to
the real estate OF the said Joseph c. Harbour,
deceased.
GIBSON L. CRANHIER,
1eb11-30td Trustee,
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--latest from IIIC ''AcnI of War"
Since writing the leading article il


this column we have received the dis
patch from Mr.. Hubbard which APP
pears elsewhere. The situation at
Washington is unq critical.
The country will be electrified by the
intrepid action OF Gen. Emory, If it be
true as stated, that he refuses TO obey
johnson. We discredit the report OF
Grants arrest. Emory commands all
the troops about Washington (some
5000 or 4,OOo), and we do not see how
johnson could procure Grants arrest,
except by some part of the troops com.
manded by Emory, and they would
certainly obey no one but their imme
diate superior. Great events are tn,
productions of the hour. It is impos
siDie to anticipate what day may
bring forth.
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For Sale and Re11t

DU s 1 N E S BASEMENT ROOMS
ID finished offices and Daguerrean rooms In
second story, and rooms for other purposes
for rent in my brick block on Main street
Possession given Immediately.
building lots and dwelling houses for sale
lots, fronting on Main street and the river.
between the Belmont and Riverside Mills
Sixth Ward. Also my CO ntTy place for sale
THOS. HORNBROOH,
ONCE, No. 11s1S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs. febll.tT
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House and Lot for Sale

TN PLEASANT VALLEY, FIVE MILEs
west of bridgeport and flve miles east Of
st. ClairsvlIIe, near the National pike. This
is a good house with a celler, cistern and a
good well OF water at the door, with IL
acres of ground. Title clear. Price $50 o.
For further particulars call on the prem
Ises, or address the subscriber at CadIZ, Har-
rIBon county, Ohio.
feblS.lnlda ELI EAN ENRON In
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Tho Union Republican State Conven-
ton met yesterday, i'll this city, agreea-
bly, to announcement. Delegates were
present from nu2ber of counties In
addition TO their representation in the
two branches Of the Legislature. We
will print tomorrow the official rerort
furnished by the Secretaries, but must
be content this morning with brief
mention. =-r-.. -.-.--
The temporary President was Jacob
G. BeGson of Fairmont, and the tempo
rary Secretary S. T. Armstrong, Of
Moundsville. Hon. VIM. L, Stevenson
was made permanent President, and
the following gentlemen permanent
Vice Presidents: Hon. ID. D. Il.
Farnsworth, Col. Jacob Hornbrook,
David Blllmyer, Esq, Hon. G. Slack,
John Ferguson, Esq, and Capt. Thos.
Borgess.. The permanent secretaries
were, Messrs. S. T. Armstrong, Gen,
N. COT, ana John n. Boyd. e
The representation agreed on was
that to which each county is entitled
to in the House of Delegates.
The four delegates from the the State
at large to the National Republican
Convention at Chicago were chosen by
the whole Convention as follows:
John r. Hubbard from lst district,
Ellery r. Hall (trom ID listrict,) Hon
d. D. T. Farnsworth (from ID district,
and Capt. H. C. McWhorter (from Sc
district.l These delegates were author
lied to appoint their alternates II neces
sary.
The six delegates for the district.
were chosen by the district delegations
as follows: ID. ....-
LIST DiStrict-Geu. S. D. Karnes (alter
nate, John A. Hutchisop) and Gen
Frank P. Peirpoint alternate, Gen. r
S. Northcott.)
I'd DiStrTct-Hon. Joseph T. Hoke
(Wiliam NJ. WEIGH, ESQ, alternate.
and Capt. Leonard B. Perry, (Capt. R
!, w. Blue, alternately
Sd DtStrtct-Maj. Cyrus Newlin
Hon. G. Slack, alternately and Capt
thomas Borgess., [Nfaj. r. s. Brown
alternately
Resolutions were adopted: ~
I. Declaring Gen. Grant to be tn,
choice of the Convention for President
II. Declaring that in the coming con
test the Republican party OF Yves
Virginia should ignore all side issue.
and devote itself with singleness o
purpose commensurate with the great
results involved to the triumphant
election of the nominees of the Chicago
Convention.
III. Instructing the president of the
Convention TO appoint committee tc
prepare n thorough plan of organiza-
ton.
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8uE Sale.
For Sale
Auction Sale.

THARM OF 10Y ACRES ON MONoNoA-
west Virginia twenty years lease on ps n
OF the farm OF Ira KeySer. on Cheat River
Green county, Pa, ~ miles from It's mouth
10 horse stationary Engine and Boiler
500 feet 24 inches Artesian Tubing. with
brass screws.
sets OF Drilling Tools.
set OF Blacksmlth's Tools, &c.
Frame Buildings.
Cedar Tanks.
Bids may be sent to AuctioneeIs. To ia
sold Sd of March, 1858, at noon, by
N. THOMAS q Sons
feb2l.2w l39 s. Fourth St. Philadelnhin
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a proposed Rebellion In sEnryInn.I.
1t is reported that secret caucus OF
the Maryland Legislature has resolved
to re-elect Mr.. Thomas, their rejected
Senator. If he shall be rejected again,
they propose to ask Reverdy johnson
to Withdraw from the Senate. and to
then prohibit collection Of United States
tGEcS. This experiment of resisting
payment of United States dues was
tried by their Southern brethren a few
years ago in a rebellion OF which some
thing is known by pretty much every
body except Northern Copperheads. If
the Maryland rebels have a notion to
renew the experiment, why let them.
We hope that when 1T is tried again,
there will be demand for hemp, and
that the supply will be equal to the
demand,
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For Sale.

INTENDING TO REMOVE OUR MA
l. chinery below. we offer for sale the Ave.
story building, with four lots attached, now
occupied by us. Terms very reasonable.
NORWAY IkON MIG CO.,
feblO-tf Cor. 4Lh and CLAY sic
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The Confessions ami Experience of
an TuvnIlH $500

Published for the benefit, aud as a CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and Others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Nam
hood, c., supplying THE MEANS OF SELF
CURE. Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving a postpaid direct
cd envelope. Address NATHANIEL May
FAIR. Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free, by the
same publisher, a circular OF DAISY SWAIN
the great Poem of the War. decl7-Smd
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.

Prayer by Rev. Gideon Martin, of the
Mr.. Garrett, delegate elect from the
counties of Monroe and Greenbrier.
came forward and was qualified ma 4
member of the House. =
On motion of Mr.. Blair, the Senate
was notified that the House was ready
to proceed with the joint order of the
day, which was for the celebration of
Westinghouse birth day. 4tI.77'-s
A message from the Senate announced
that that body was likewise ready to
proceed with the joint order,
The two Houses In Joint session hav.
ing listened to the reading of Washing.
toms Farewell Address and an GRAFTON
ny Rev. J. d. Herr, the Senate returned
TO their chamber. Sci III.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES, ETC.
Mr.: Heermans, from the COMMITTEES
on ia&ation, &C., reported favorablv
hoontz and Alexander Riggs. and adj
versely upon the bills extending time
for,the Sherifs of Monroe, GFeeHbrier
Mercer, Logan and Boone counties r.
pay the revenue of 1865, go and '67.
He also, from the same cOmmiftsa
asked that the committee be dfscha rs,os}
from further consideration OF the rsSn.
luton offnquiry in regard to providiHo
for the enforcement of county levies
against real estate, and reported adj
versely In regard to extension of time
Tor collection Of taxes in Clay county,
IN regard to petition asking relief for
Ihe securities of Jesse r. Phares, he
reported 1t inexpedient to lsglsIate. 10 =
coII nS same gentleman, from the same
conluiVtee' reported y bill to relieve
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List of Letters
LADIES' LIST,

pEMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
February q, 1858.
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THE EXCITEMENT AT WASHING.
ION.
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Franklin Insurance COMPANY.
OF WHEELING,

%. 900.
Directors.
SAM = MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MENDE1,
q. w. FRANzHEISI, ]. n. VAECE.
j. H. HOBBS, MICHAEL, RTTI1pv
RMS company now having been Organized
nNe years, and in that time done a success
iu ~ business, j. SILL prepared 10 take risks at
HIT IHtss on buildings Ofall kinds, MerChan.
uise, Manufacturing Notwithstanding. Fnr-
nltnIe, steam Boat and cargoes ON the yVes-
Tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Of
teIs ~ pef1Or Inducements TO Farmers, where.
w tney can DO insured on DWELLINGS Fnr.
hlLuEe' Barns, and contents for 8 or s yearS At
with the WI" Pa"y
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus OF any conDonv in +ha
StaLe, and composed OF some ninety ESnT
stocHhoidefS, most OF wOom are among Snr
f DeSt business men recommends itself to fhe
Iavof0ble consideration or the .inSnrin9
PUBIC and solIclts their patronage HnnII
S SII ior insurance Will he PROMPTLY atieI.
oeu 70 at their office, No. % Monroe street .t1-
Sal! tneF teVeral agencies throughout the
sAur. ,,,,, n. NC: ARTHUR, Secretary,
GEO. MENDEGL, Vice Presidenf
Q. N. COEN, Asst Sec,y.
feOl9-G&w
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speetal ApttEes.
nARRIAGE avn CELlBACY,

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MAN'
HOOD. y
An Essay for Young Men on the
Crime OF Solitude, and the Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases which create Inn
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means Of
Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address, DIR. ]. sKTBLIN HoUGH-
TON, Poward Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
ian3l.2mhRR
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COpartnership.

Copartnership.
THE UNDERSIGNEp. LATE PART
ners In the firm OF Campbell, Freyg & Co.
haXing purchased the interest OF MI. Camp!
Dell IN the 1STELLI6EH CIR, have this Ciny
associated themselves together for the puf.
pose OF carrying on the Newspaper and
genera! JOB Printing business under the
ness of the late finn will be closed by the
subscribers who alone are authoriGad 10
make such settlement. -. - - -
."....,- JOHN FREW.
L. A. HAGANS,
,,,-- g. u: HALL.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED, LATE PART
Il ner IN the firm OF Campbell, Frew & Co.
hereby authorizes their successors, Messrs.
rev, Hagans & Hall to settle ali the ac-
A. W. CAMPBELL.
WHEELING, Feb. Is, 1865, H.
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Wheeling, Marietta ana ParkersbuIE
Daily Encnata
Dissolution.

THE FIRM OF CAMPBELL, FREw
J. & Co., editors and proprietors Of the In.
TELLIG KNlER, has been this day dissolved
BY mutual consent, Mr.. Campbell having
sold his Interest TO tho other partners Per-
sons having claims against the late firm nre
requested To present them for Payment and
those knowing themselves indebted will
4. w. CAMPBELL.
JOHN FREW.
- L. A. HA9ANS.
g. u. BALL.
WHEELING, Feb. 10, 1855.
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Harmonic MASOUBRADE /

WTA & HIN q TON HALL, MONnAv
w 18th INST. Admission 81 so for Genie.
man .s. and Lady. Ladies' Ticket SO cents.
IlcketS can be had at L Franzhein's "a
door 500. "' eISat the
ii ketS for Ladies' nom the SacTe M G ~
W. FranEheim & Co.'S, AS' al u
Supper att. H. WarnafeIdrs, feboo 4,
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a FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.

A FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your hair so beautIfulP
~ OIL OF Grapevine.
What gives your Hair It's glossy lustre4
H....... OIL OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth TO your Hair?
OIL of Grapevine.
What removes the DandruG7
Oil of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation Is counterfeited2
.-.. OIL OF Grapevine.
OIL OF GrapevIne7
LAUGHLIN, SMITH d CO.,
sepl9 No. 80 Main ST., Wheeling.
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900.
Directors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-09-08

o-fass aaa The tals q TaumAay Hal
Val ths cssuigy sustain tie aominA-
,.au Ne tbink -. and szpees 6rs.
sod . sssctso6
JAs sasaoual IAis InsarAacs cczlYs-
~. = tie Uhaad states - Asnerea
moels with 5000 opposition. bui it j.
ei ,as same character q the opposition
- tas National Banks add who nov
woud ~ bach - ihs old system q
bankst II wuusd psuhat,ly surprise
yoaF rsaeers - he informed o. thc nun.
Der ~ veek y. neatly ard quarterly
pullicatiosas vhioh are devoted 10 IAic
InsurAroes Il to growing interest and
enc whieh aids aors ard more the gen
eraI public. The suden death II Hen
~ IL Elliott Is snnoanesd to-day II,
pss President II ihe standard Lsio In,
surnnos Company. and ii Is said, bad
CSC. 900 insurance oa hls life
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Last week The Georgia House Of
Representatives expelled its colored
members The House counted up rs
republicans and 50 democrats On
tho question q erpelling the % color
cd members they were not allowed ia
vote OF The ~ white republicans p
voted with the democrats for the Ell
palsion a their colored associates. +
The places Of the latter will he supplied
by democrats, and there will then be q
democratic majority Of 40 in the
House Ia fact the - republicans
sho voted against the negroes
mar soon be counted with the demo.
era,s, making the real strength Of par.
ties In the House, democrats 100. reli.
able republicans %, There arc two ne.
gross ia uhs Senate. whers The repubii,
CABS have a majority q bat 2, ommit,
tag the negroes. and that body : like
u 10 hollow the eIample q the Houss
IN establishing = white mans govern,
meai
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addison CoIaty.--John NJ. Dyer, Salisbury, W
+. Nash, New Haven.
Beg,iaytoa County Harmon Garfield, Airing
ton; Martin J. 1--we, Bennington.
Caledonia County -Gatos b. Bullard, 81 Johns,
bury; Harley NJ. Hall, Burke. a
CAaeades County +. II. Hard, Burlington A.
b. Hubert. Essex; L. Z. Green, Richmond
FsSct Cstsiiy- q. N. Dale, Brighton.
FratkliH Cguih j--Bradley Barlow, 1T Albana
Henry A DuTt, s"snton; William Il, Hutchinson
Enosburgh.
Grand Isle County,. 4 Ladd, Aburgh.
Lamodie County Geo. w. Hondeo Morristown
orange County Roswell farnhsIa, Bradford
James Hutchinson, Jr.. Braintroe,
orleans Cou,ty-s. W. Simpson, Craftsbury
q. Wilkins. Troy.
Rutland Cotosty-IrA c, Alton, Fairhayen; Ca
pen Leonard, Pittsdeld, Merritt Clark, Ponltney
Washington County Charles Dewey, Montpol
icr. Charles H. Heath, PlAinhold; Jasper II. Or
cut, Northheld. .#
Bl,dltam County David Goodol Brattleboro
Hoyt H. Wheeler
Windsor County William H. Wslker Lndlow
+. W. Anderson, Bethel; Albert Brown, spring
fold.
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Il viii ie lhs hsss duiy q the Houss
a Representatives 10 elsci speaker q
Isessda over A. drlsheFni ms AZ =
pfDpeg f-srpon fsr shst position. we sug /.
pest TIE Hon A + Miner. the nstnber
elec, from tbs 'owu Mr. Miaer has
heen long AID prominently oonuected
With pallie naairs and moot # noi nil
a lhs Representatives chosen are &C
quainied wiih bis qualifications. A =
asraler n the General Asse shiy and
asa Representative IN Congress. be
hAs bad ample cxportepee 10 the bust
mesa 81 legislation We ~ shi meatiop
May qualities which peculiarly iii him
for the dutsea u the chair. bot 10 ib'
oNse q one - well known We deem il
sufficient 70 simply suggest bis name
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NEGROES AND THE GEoHGA LEGIsLA
TtHE.

The expulsion Of the negro members
Of the Georgia Legislature has been fol-
lowed by resolution in the House
no, Ms yet acted upon--Aeclnring ne
groos ineligible to any aud all Offices Of
the State and that all Offices now filled
by negroes DO declared vacant by roa-
son of ineligbllity Of the occupants, and
that the Governor be directed b. have
such Offices filled IN compliance with
the code Of Georgia Tho negroes
themselves take the matter coolly, two
Of them being already proposed for
Congress, one Of whom Bradley is
likely to be elected If he runs. Tho
probability is that expulsion will not
be confined to the negroes, the pro-
gramme being 10 got rid Of objection
able persons otherwise loyal men, or
"scallawags, or ''carpet-baggers.
We are inclined to think that this
work of prescription will result cyentn-
ally for the good Of the loyal cause.
The negroes Of Georgia must have Ger
tainly learned by this time the value OF
the pretended friendship Of their old
masters, and the story wIll 20 into 9TH
er States in time TO save their brother
en- from the influence Of white pretend
ers with smoother tongues than tho
whites o. Georgia have
The case suggests TO many The as-
semblng Of Congress in September.
What can Congress do in the matter
Beyond doubt tho negroes were
wropgtully expelled, but It i question
whether remedy can be found. Tho
State constitution, under which the
proceeding was pushed through, bias
been accepted by Congress- and Georgia
holds now the status Of New York as
State in the Union. But the conslitu
tional amendment, article fourteenth,
says, first section). thnt "ali persona
born or natnfalized ia The United States
and subject 20 The Jurisdiction thereof
are citizens ~ the United States and
Of the State wherein they reside, and
mo State shall make or enforce any law
which shall abridge the privileges Or
iminunities Of the citizens d the United
States. &c Whether the fact u hold
ing Office abridges the privileges mi
imnunitish u citizens, Of rspresa nta
iises aud their constituents. is fair
question. The amendment quoted
also says, al the close (seclion Gse),
that atha Congress shall have power 10
enforce, BY appropriate legislation, the
provisions u this article II il plain
enough 10 all iair minded men that
great on TRACE has been committed
Whether X i worth uhils 70 bother
with Il now, u b trust IN a remedy At
the polls 10 November. will be various
/ ~ Judged
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c0rtssg@easass - us 5svssaE
NE~ YoHx. September 5th, 1868
The somnArioN ron oovKnxoR.
AmAn who stands up boldly. earns
the respect d bis fellows New York
il disappointed. that Henry C Murphy
a the iast Enomen. Withdrew his name
from the consAes for the nomination at
Albany. There ara few politicians in
this state who possess In 20 marked and
preenineni degree, the confidence Of
the thinking portion 81 the community
- does Hsnry c Marphy In al The
relations 81 life his record Is good. ac.
custorsed as hc Is 10 pnhlic and private
Affairs. il Is vel known that As man,
81 = lawyer ~ representative u The
Urioa Il DE Hague, As legislator as
5 eltiEen, and as friend. he honorAl,ly
VOC sAe Lind regards q those whose
privilege il hAa been 10 know him in
either eNpAeity Bot the memorable
decree u fats aided By TAmmAny. have
eo,npslled this good Aad tsns man 70
give way 10 John r Holman. nov
Mayor q Mes York. shoss Alraos,
anAninsous nominstioa Tor Governor
ars4AesA Tie e1ianotaon a country Den.