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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-28

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.sasn,slsi ohio LesisIature.s4sss 81,
In the Senate, on Monday, the 9th inst,
Mr.Scribner's bill, supplementary to the act
concerning the relation of guardian and
ward, passed April 12, 1853, was read the
third time and passed. This bill prescribes
the mode by which foreign guardians may
obtain the control Of property or money in
thls STATE belonging to wards residing out
OF the State.
The House bill to transfer certain funds
therein named to the township school fund
of Cross Creek township, Jefferson county,
was read the third time and passed.
The House bill supplementary to the act
of April 8, 1867, providing for the organi-
zatioar Of separate school districts from
ceatiguoa 1sub-districts, i was read the
third time and passed. This bill, which
Is now ailaw. remedies q defect in the
act atohwhieh it is supplementary by
providing that the Board of Education of
such seperate district shall organize by
electing from their own number. . chair
man, clerk or recorder and treasurer
the treasurer to give bond in double the
amount1 of money that may at any time
come into his hands. ie i'aiia9iss sa5 lao
In the afternoon, Mr.. Scribne1's bill
to. amend the. act. OF April 13th, 1865,
to restrain certain animals therein named
from running at large, by exempting
milch cows from its operations, and Mr..
owdney's bill to repeal the said act
altogether, were considered in committee
Of the Whole, and afterward, with the
amendments PROPOSED, referred to the CONS
mittee on Agriculture.
sdHthe. Louise. severalipetitions in relation
to the road law; and upon the subject Of
regulating by law competent dentistry,
were received and referred.
BILLS PASSED.
rHouse bin tolamend an act entitled an
act to restrain dogs at large at night, and
for the protection Of sheep, passed April A.
1866, was read the third tine and passed
yeas B7. uavs s. ASe ofzSs ASz..a- i II
Edncatien Of the special school district in
the incorporated village of Ottawa, Putnam
county, to borrow money to. purchase
site aud erect a school house, was read the
third time and p2ssed-yeas 63, nays 10.
INrRoDUcTIoNio OF BILLS.
Mr.. Rosa bill to authorize cities of the
second class having population Of twelve
thousand and upward At tthe last federal
census to borrow money, and issue bonds
for the purpose of purchasing ground ard
erecting building thereon for a City Hall
and ndotheripurposes. Read the first time.
Mr.. Pond-A bill to authorize the Coup-
ell of the incorporated village of Malta, in
the county of Morgan, in the State Of Ohio,
to borrow money and to assess and collect
tax for the purpose of building q public
wharf and improving the river bank and
public landing at and near said village.
Read the first times n
Mr.. Cusac2A bill to amend section one
of an act to prevent spreading of contagi-
ous diseases among horses, cattle and stock,
passed April 16, 1867 first time. L
Mr.. Ullery-A bill to authorize cities of
the second class, and the townships in which
the same may be situated, to unite in the
purchase and improvement, of lands for
cemetery purposes-read the first time.
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For Presldsas ef she Unlsed Estase.
GEORGE H. PENDLETON.

Subject TO the decision of the Democratic National
Convention.
Democratic State Ticket.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
THOMAS HUBBARD. of Logan.
FOR SUPREME JUICE.
VILLA " f. FlNCK, OF Perry.
- FOR MEMpER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.. ~
ARFllUR II UG HE'S. OF Cuyahoga.
HIS Z ron SCHOOL ;ooMsfIssIoNER. 3sgSf
SAMUEL j. Kirk WOOD, of Seneca.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
JOHN M. WFBB- of mahoning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-28

JoHN FLAaG, of Roya yalston Vt, who died
q few. weeks since, confessed q short time
before that he murdered pedler, who
strangely disappeared some thirty years ago
and whose name is supposed to have been
Nathaniel Kies. Flagg said he chased the
-pedfler across the road In front OF his house,
and striking him with shovel, killed him
for his money, but did not get SO much as
he expected. --.-...----.--
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g Alien C0unty DE emocrat.
This sterling Democratic journal comes
tous enlarged to an eight column paper.
We congratulate friend FISHER on his pros
perity. We have no doubt the Democracy
of Allen will duly reward him for his eff
forts to publish for them first class paper.
The Parts Union says the King of Prussia
has cougratulatedr the Pope on his happy
deliverance from the Garibaldian invasion,
and has declared, In an autograph letter,
that he will never lend himself to any in
ternational arrangement that should sane
tion the destruction or even weakening Of
the temporal power of the Holy See; and
for the reason that its maintenance appears
to him indispensable to the free exercise
Of the spiritual sovereignty of the head Of
the church, and to the religious liberty of
Prussian Catholics.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-28

THERE are various difficulties of spelling
in the way of correct understanding of
the progress of the Abyssinian expedition.
Every correspondent for the English news
papers has his own photography. Thus,
the place of debarkation has been rendered
in five different ways: Sulla, Zooila, Zoola,
Z,ila and Zayla. The first-river met with
is spelt Hadas, Hadash and Huddus; one
place is written ,Mutkutto and Mulkatto !;
another, Adoda, Udoda and Uddado.
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globe. ? 1t was not to be expected that 80
radical arevolution as this, revolution
that destroys not only the substance, but
the very form of our Government, could
be effected by the ordinary modes of leg
islation. ;s7
The Constitution creates three distinct
and independent departments of govern
ment, the Executive, the Legislative and
the Judicial. The known adherence OF
President johnson to the requirements of
the Constitution made it necessary to an
null that provision which gives to him a
veto upon the acts of Congress unless pass
ed by two thirds of each branch. The irst
step, therefore, of the Radicals was to se-
cure majority of two-thirds, to do which
the exclusion of the Southern States from
all representation was Indispensable; and
further the expulsion of members duly
elected from the North. This was done,
and hence no veto of the President has
been able to interpOse the slightest obstacle
to the will of the dominant majority in
Congress. ,el
But the Judicial Department yet remain
ed, and the constituti0nality of the recon-
struction acts could be brought before it;
hence it became necessary to overthrow it,
constitutional powers; and for that pur-
pose bill is now pending in Congress- re-
quiring two-thirds OF the Judges of the
Supreme Court to concur in any decision
that declares an act of Congress unconsti-
tutional. A more plain infraction of the
constitutional rights of that tribunal could
not, it seems to M, be conceived. II Con.
gress can require two-thirds of the Judges
| to concur in order to announce such a de.
cision, it may require perfect unanimity
If it may require such unanimity upon
constitutional question, it may require il
upon all others, and as such unanimity il
in the nature of things seldom possible
upon any vexed or difficult question, the
practical effect of. such an exercise of pow.
er would be to annihilate the Court.
To sum the matter up in a few words
this reconstruction plan destroys ter
States, subverts individual liberty, over.
throws the Constitutional powers Of the
President, clothes the General of the Army
with the attributes of an uncontrolled and
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the want of activity in business that makes
it scarce. When every man can get en-
ployment, then money circulates from
hand to hand, and money is plenty; but
when business is stagnant, then, no matter
how much money there is in the country,
it remains unemployed, and money is tight,
and the people suffer- We must, therefore,
look to the cause of stagnati on in business;
and the first thing is the enormous taxa
ton under which this people groan-a tax
alton far greater than ever was imposed
upon any people, so far as we have any ac-
count, from the beginning of the world to
this day.
Now, my friends, let me prove that to
you. In the last fiscal year the amount of
taxes collected by the General Government
exceeded $500,000 600; that is about twenty
times as much as used to be collected under
General jackson. Five hundred millions
are collected in taxes by the General Gov
ernmcnt alone. This includes the internal
revenue taxes and the taxes derived from
customs but it does not include any of the
tax paid by the people to manufacturers,
and which never goes to the Government,
by reason of the enhanced price of COM
modities, but it is just what goes into the
Golfers OF the Government. Now, the taxes
collected under State authority amount to
not quite two hundred millions more, maxi
ing the taxes collected by the General Gov
u
numbers, to seven hundred millions of dol
lars.
Now, let us see what is the whole annual
product of the industry of the United
States, that is, every thing produced by
agriculture, by manufactures, and in short,
every thing that labor produces. Accord
ing to the census OF 1860, the gross annual
production of the United States was, in
round numbers, two thousand millions of
dollars This includes every thing. Allow
ing for the diminished production at the
South and elsewhere, and also allowing for
increased prices, the annual production of
the United States is not greater ut present
| than it was in 1860, that is to say, two
thousand millions of dollars. Out of that
gross product of the industry of the coun-
try, the Government takes from you seven
hundred millions of dollars, more than
one-third OF the whole gross product of
the industry of the country. Now, what
is the net profit of the production of the
country? The gross product is two billions
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-29

THE UNDERsiGNED HEREBY
j gives notice olhis appointment A. Assigsee
Of the estate 81 Michael Sweeney 0f Wheeling.
ia the county Of Ohio, in the District Of West
Virgins. and who vas, 10 Wit, on the 81 day Of
March. A. d.. Ists, zAIudEed bsekrBpt. Epou ths
petition Of binself, by tie u. ;. Diatrict Court
Fer said District
Dated AZ wheeling, the 9Th day Of AngHat. A.
d. I56s. A. n. JOHNSTON,
aug7pev3v Assignee.
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Physical Exhaustion.

Worn ont with the burning heats of Summer,
the human system requires TO be reinforced and
regcneIa tcd at this season. Strength has liter.
ally been steamng ont Of il under temperature
that necessarily produces exhaustion. Fall is
the season of rcnittent and intermittent fevers,
and the weak and enervated are always their
first victims. Now, therefore, is the time for
inauguration. Those who have neglected tn
tone and regulate the digestive aud sccretive
organs during the months of June and July.
can no longer continue to do so without immi.
nent peril Ia health aud life Commence a
course Of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS without
delay. Or all renovating. MISUNDERSTANDING
preparations this is the most wholesome and
the most potent. 1t does not unduly excite the
most sensitive organizations. Its mission is TO
preserve, regulate and restore. The tonic, anti.
bilious and aperient vegetable elements which
il contains are associated in the exact propor
tions necessary to put the whole physique into
perfect working order. The purity of all its
ingredients is guaranteed. 1t rouses the Ian.
guid appetite. gives nnwonted energy to the
digestion, calms and braces the nerves. and
replaces lassitude and depression with energy
and cheerfulness; besides being agreeable to
the palate and free from all the objections urged
against the adulterated stimulants and tohics,
uf which it is designed 10 supply the place.
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others, again, are mere shams, made up Of poor
whisky slightly FILTERED with aloes and colored
in such manner as to deceive the unwary, and
are so nauseating as to be unworthy of criticism,
and to the patient the remedy is worse than the
disease, while years of experience and trial
have proven Dr. Ro5dck's Stomach Bitters to be,
Just rs recommended, one of the best remedies
extant where stomachic tonic and stimulant are
required. They never fail to strengthen the
weak, impart vigor TO the strong, and are. in
every particular just what a stomach bitters
ought TO be. If you have symptoms of Dyspep-
sia, take them freely TO aid digestion. If you
reside in bilious districts they should he taken
as sure prevention of Bilious Fever and Fever
and Ague Liver Complaint, Jaundice and in all
that class Of diseases where there is general
depression of the nervous system, loss Of mus.
cular energy, weakness lassitude, want of ap-
petite, faintness, chilly sensations and aching
the bones, &c. And, as q remedy fer feI1i.e
weakness, Leuchorrh9a or Whites, Robacki 1.t,
ters have no equal. They are preparad T f;tta
special reference to this complaint az o.. ,Se
charm. A few days trial will sa ,'is S.aIIs
most skeptical OF the real merits1i TINS Iear!
valuable medicine. Sold by all Srnsgi sa,s IN Inn
where. aug
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YOUNG MEMS
MASS MEETINGS

HENRY S. WALKER, of Ohio county
Democratic nominee for Congress in the
First District, will address the people
at the following times and places, the
meetings to be held under the auspices
of the YoUNG DEMOCRATS of the various
counties:
Burning Springs, Writ County,
Saturday, august -.
EIIembOrO, Richie County, Tues
day, September l..
West Union, DoddridSc County,
Thursday, September 3.
bridgeport, Harrison County, Sat
mddy, September ..
ShinStO3l, Harrison county, Monday
SeptemJer1.
ROHiine'S Mills, Harrison county,
Tuesday, September :.
West Milford, Harrison county,
Wednesday, September ..
Weston, Lewis county, Thursday
September 10.
WaIkcrsviIic, Lewis county, Fri.
ddy, September IL.
GIenvilic, Gilmcr comfy, TacSddy
September 10.
Mr.. WALKER will be assisted i'll this
canvass by other well-known speakers.
Other appointments will be announced
hereafter.
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BETHANY COLLEGE,

VTIE TwESTY-EIGHTH SESSION ~
i Bethany College will opeu on Monday
18th Of sSpismbeT, IsGs. Tue Coil'-c y 90
10 Brooke county. West Virginia. sr''l
from Lagrange Station on the Pittsb7fsn n
Wheeling Railroad. whence IL IA ea,IJ - -,
by daily stage. lie situation j. rem 'i.-
healthy and REMOVED Ike from tie i'mpi1 !.
and extravaganza Of city life. IN AM, -.
n large Increase IN tie nnrb',r ~ sinH,
enlarged accommodations for DoaTupg
been made and several large Clas. anF ~ -.
rooms fitted mp 10 afTord additional i4"hl4t -
the department 81 Natural scienca. 4 'aI =
experienced corps Of Professors hA,, -.
gagged aud The amp!cst provision made x,
ongh Instruction In every tra1ch ~ sis1
especially invite attention 20 our L4iAi'L
copy Of which will be ssnt BY mat 70 an ~,
Apply 10 Prof q. l.. LOOS, kscrrtary =.
Faculty. on to W. K. PRSDLETON.
auVIt,1I sesa4 PtrdSssi
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR ALL KINDS or
Sun and Artistic Pictures
Partridge's Gallery, III Main St.

DARTRIDGE Is NOW BETTER PRE-.
i pared than ever. and Offer, greater induce.
nents than heretofore b. those waiting any.
thing, from Card Picture, At - Cor Que Dollar.
20 the finest Oil Painting at lees prices than
formerly.
In my Frame Department have \ man who
has served apprentices AZ makibg square
France and all can depend upon their being
made in tine best manner and at lowest prices,
70 they will not fall 10 pieces.
Ny Gold Frames are al gilt in ny establish.
Tlent and nothing hut the best gold nscd and will
be sod a. low ~ tho same quality 81 work can
he bought East sr West. large assortment Of
Gold Frames for Oil Paintings always on hard
Old Frames rel gilt and made better than when
new. All sizes of Uyals, In Gold. Walnut aud
Rosewood.
Photograph Albums, StereOscopss and VieEs
Wall Brackets Artists Goods, Including Oval
and Square Stretchers; Oil, Canvas, 7 pbe Paints
&c, &c.
Stock Of Looking Glasses and Pictures which
are sold at Cost, are getting less every day.
The Schedule Of Prices adopted for a few days
for the beDofit Of School Children should receive
the attention OF every Parent within City uiles
Of Wheeling. JunI
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Okcy JOhnsOn's AppOint-
mems.

OKEY JOHNSON, Esq, Of .Parkersburg,
and candidate for Presidential Elector
for the First Congressional District, will
speak as follows:
Newark, Writ county, .iugust 81.
Elizabeth, Writ county, hug IS.
Burning Springs, AUgust2 30.
Jackson T.. H., THcSddy, Sept. l.
BarbOurSvilIe. CaGell county,
September 5.
Spencer, Roane county, Sept. IL.
HarrisviIIc, Richie Co, Sept. IL
Writ T.. H., September IS.
MiddlebOurne, Tyler Co., Oct. g.
West Union, Doddridgc county,
October 20.
Other announcements for Mr.. JOHN
son will be made in few days.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

To the Democratic voters of Ohio county ::
l announce myself as n candidate for Prosecu.
ting Attorney, subject. Mt all times and under
all circumstances TO the choice of the Demo.
cratic Convention.
auGlS .-.-... j. ii. GOOD.
Editors II The Register Please announce
JAMES l.. ROGERS for denomination as a
candidate for the office of Prosecuting Attorney,
subject To the decision of the Democratic Coun-
" Convention. auslS
l hereby announce myself to the voters OF
Ohio county as a candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney. subject to the decision of the Dem.
oeratic County Convention.
augl1 JOS. W. PARKER.
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B.U.B. P.-The great friend of the
housewife. If you want light and whole
some buck wheat cakes, use it. If you
want nice biscuit, use it. If you want
any kind of light bread or cakes, use 1T,
and you will be sure of having what
Won want. Manufactured by +. Book
ing. No. | Odd Fellows Hall.
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Hon. Montgomery Blair's APP.
DOisitincltS,

The State Executive Committee are
pleased to be able to announce that
bon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, long q men,
her OF the late President LINCoLN's
Cabinet, has accepted an invitation to
address tho people cihout distinction OF
party, at the following times and places
in this State. Honest members of the
original Union party are cordially in
yited to. hear Mr.. BLAIR:
!, MOrganfOwn, Thursday, august q.
FairmOunt, Friday, Aagust %.
MOundsville, Saturday, August 90.
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ANY GERMANS.
The Healing Pool,

HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which de.
strOy the manly powers, and create impedi'
ments to MARRIAGE, wifi sure means of re.
lief. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address, DIR. j. SKlLLlN llOCGH'
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
ilSl 3m
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Purchase Only The Best.

In majority of advertised bitters important
ingredients, the necessity of which are plainly
indicated, are omitted, because of their high
prices; in Others, the proportions and combiRa-
tons of the ingredients are in defiance of all
settled principles Of pharmaceutical chemistry;
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Col. Ben. Wilson'S Appoints
I,splfS.

Colonel BEN. WILSON. with W. IL
OLDHAM, ESQ., will address the people
at
New MartinSviiie, Wetzel coun-
ty, Tuesday, September l..
West Union, Doddridge county,
with II. S. WALKER, Esq, Thursday, Sep
TENDER 3.
Middlcb0urnc, Tyler county, SCI
Ag,lau SeHi,mber 4
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United States OfAmerica, Dis
triCt Of West Virginia, SIS.

William W. Irwin E., Trustee } Attachment.
Steamboat Rochester
HT HEREAS, A LIBEL HAS BEEN FILED
w in the District Court of the United
States for the District of West Virginia on the
22d day of August, ls6s, by VIM. w. Irwin,
trustee for Mrs. Frances Reed, against the
steamer Rochester, her engines, tackle outfit,
apparel and furniture. Now, therefore, in pur'
suance of the monitor under the seal of the
said Court To me directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice to all persons claim.
ing the said steamer, her engines, tackle, outfit,
apparel and furniture; OF in any manner in
tercsied therein, that they be and appear before
the said District Court, to be held at the city Of
Wheeling in and for the District OF West Vir'
ginia, on the lGih day Of September, l5Gs. at II
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day Prsviding
the same shall be day of jurisdiction other
wise, on the next day of Jurisdiction thereafterl
then and there Ia interpose their claims and to
make their allegations in that behalf.
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
L. $. Marshal Dis. w. Va.
BY W. H. IRWIN, Deputy.
JAS. S. WHEAT, Proctor. aug25.twtd
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

'I'HE FORTY.FIFTH SESSION OP TE.'
i institute viii bcgin m The let ~
OutOBer, lsG-, aud end on the THURSDAY ls'.'
the 9TH of July I1CJ.
The organization ~ the Institution u ~.
complete, embracing o1toHs.ve aHd t-Oi'..
cOur-es Of instFuotipn IN LiteratIrs ani ".
and In tins professions Of Law 81 dian, -
Engineering.
Eliminated RIpsnE6s-e Nclns!ve ~ b"os' 30.
ing and pocket moBsy--of the 4 aGdrBl, r 'tq4'
500; Of the L10 StuhrEt, sGj -B4 Do. -
Nsdicnl Student. sJ9j
For particulars send for C4tAlog - ~
wertsnb ak ct Secretary. o.
=. MAUPIN Chairman Of the Farnv
augitd 20. University al hf-'H'
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Thc state of West virginia,

To the Sheriff Of Ohio County, Greetiny ::
WE COMMAND YOU THAT YOU SUM,
w MON the Hemp1eld Rail Road Company
if it be found in your Ball WICK. 10 appear at
the Clerk 3 Office of the Circuit Court of Ohio
County, at Rules to be held for the said Court
ON the last Tuesday in September, ls6s, to an
swer James Sweeney of plea OF debt for
S55s6. Damages $3.50. And have then
there this writ. Witness Michael j. Brelnig.
Clerk of our said Court, at the Court House OF
said County in the City of Wheeling, the eth
day of August, 1863 and in the 9th year Of the
State of West Virginia.
MICHAEL j. BREINIG,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Ohio County.
auC2s-oawit
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OF EXCHANGE BANK

AUGUST 18th, ls6S.
The holders of the Notes of the Exchange
Bank of Virginia, payable at Weston, will take
notice, that, in pursuance of an Act of the Leg
islature of West Virginia, entitled An Act
relating to the Exchange Bank Of Virginia, at
Weston" passed February 10Th, ls6S, the said
Notes will be received at this Office in payment
of indebtedness 20 said Branch at Weston, until
the 10th day Of September, 1865 except on
Stock Notes) And unless the same are 50 pre-
scented, before the expiration of said time they
will not thereafter be received in payment by
me, or otherwise paid by me.
r. j. MCCANDLlSH,
aug194w Cashier of Branch at Weston.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.--Wantcd-An
Insurance Agent.
Teas end Tobaccos-Howell, Bloom
field & Co.
Found-A Gold Bracelet.