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MARETAGE Am CELIBACY,
AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MAN


AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MAN
HOOD.
An Essay for Young Men ON the
Crime of Solitude, and the Physiological
Errors, Abuses and diseases which create i'm
pedinents to MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address, DR.. ]. sKILLIS HOUGH-
TON. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jan3i-SmdGw
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.
Published for the benefit and as CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood, ! c., supplying THE MEANS OF sELF-
CURE. Written by one who cured himself.
and sent free on receiving post paid direct
ed envelope. Address NATHANIEL NAY
FAIR Brooklyn, n. Y. Also free, by the
same publisher, circular of DAISY SWAIN
the great Poem ofthe War. dycI7-Smd
a FEW QUESTIONS, FRIERD.
What makes your Rair so beautiful?
on of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lustre'
Oil OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hair?
OH of Grapevine.
What removes the Danduf7
OIL of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is counterfeIted9
OIL OF Grapevine.
Who are the only Proprietors of
on OF Grapevine7
LAUGHLIS, SMITH & CO.,
sepl9 No. 81 Main St,S Wheeling.
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w8EELI1o a IoLEDo aAILaoAD.

"e have ibis morning The gratifying
Intelligence tEst tHe Convention held
at New Philadelphia, Ohio, yesterday
70 n4 l4s OHIO river leriniu Us OF the
Fropu-sa railroad from Toledo, desig-
mated Bridgeport, and agreed that the
road shall BE- styled 1.-THE Wheeling
ami Toledo Railroad" Judge Cowen, Of
slG.a.ravl.ie. wa. President ofrhe Con-
yenuou, which was large, and We infer
nom our correspondence dispatch,
"ansnusiwuc." Thomas Sweeney,
Esq, of this city, and f. p. Rhodes.
Epu.. olHHdgoport, aretwo Of the cor
p1rng9r. An adjourned meeting Of
me Convention i- to DO hold In this
cts Oh Ia" l2lh proNmo.
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Notice.

WHEELING, February 20.
HNHRRE WILL BE A MEETING OF
the Coal Miners at Bodleyts Hall, on
Saturday, commencing at O'Clock, p. M, in
Centre Wheeling, on Market street. By or
der oftle
febgI-lts COMMITTEE
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Nohca-
Franklin Insurance ComDaDV.
OE WHEEL rNn -
OF WHEELING

9I5O, OOO
Directors
SAM 3 y, MccLELLAS, GEORGE NiESDEI.
a. II; LOGAN, THoS =. SHALICHOss
j. H. HoBBS, MICIIAFT. EI,,,,,,
a rms company now having been orgarized
n i'I yeaIs. and in that time done a succeSS
tuL business j. sui prepared to take riSSs al
5t ts fSIeS on buildings otall kinds, MerChRn.
use, manufacturing Establishments' Fn[-
nlluLe, steam Boat sand carRoeS ON The w.
TERN hiNerS and Lakes. This coniDanv o.
teIs uperior Inducements to Farmers VSbsTa-
W tHey can be insured on DWELLINGS EN-
hlIuIei barns, and contents for or 5 Year a.
with the N''''e LnPahy
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus of any company in ,po
Sue and composed OF some TInstv f'I11
s 80: nOiuefs' most OF whom are among OSIr
80 business men, recommends itself fS ftIo
!akxHJIAO4e consideration OF the inSnrinS
pUouc and solicits their patronage. AnnIis
~; IONS LOT insurance VIII be PROMPTS aiian-
oeo 70 at their office, No. g Monroe street ~
stat taeiF several agencies Throughout the
SAN L MCCLELLAN, President
SEO. MENDEL, Vice Presfdenf
y. N. COES, Asst Sec'y.
feoi9.d&W
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wheeling, Marietta and ParkersburG
Daily Packets

- The side wheel steamers IRE.
Lslla1T4 ABECrA" and "EXPRESS."
- Rebeci n leaves Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at eleven
O'Clock, a. IN.
Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, Rt IL o'clock a. m
Connecting at BellaiIe with trains from
Pittsburgh, due at II a. III.
Freight recetPted through to all points be-
tween Parker burg and GaIIipolIs.
,o BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
ueciO-u Agents.
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Dissolution.

THE FIRM OF CAMPBELL. FREW
L & Co.. editors and proprietors OF the IN
THLLIG ENSER, has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr.. Campbell having
sold his interest to the other partners Per-
sons having claims against the late firm are
requested to present them for payment, and
those knowing Themselves indebted Will
please make settlement.
A. w. CAMPBELL.
JOHN FREW.
l.. a. HAGANS
u. ID. HALL.
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Copartnarshin-

COpartnership.
THE UNDERSIGNED, LATE PART
ners in the firm OF Campbell, Frew 4 Co.
having aNTg purchased the interest or SIR. Camp
associated themselves together for the puT.
pose OF carrying on the Newspaper and
general job Printing business under the
style OF FREw. H EGANs q HALL, The busI-
ness of the late finn will be closed by the
subscribers who alone are authorized to
make such settlement.
JOHN FREw.
l.. A. HAGANS,
q. d: HALL.
NNHE UNDERSIGNED, LATE PART
hereby authorizes their successors MesSrS
Frew, Hagans d Hall to settle ali the ac.
counts OF the late firm.
WHEELING. Feb. Is, Isss. Va - = L ILL.,
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Fresh Arrival.

Fresh Arrival.
YARMOUTH BLOATERs
L Smoked Salmon.
Smoked Haubut.
Picked Salmon.
No. Mackerel.
Davis Sugar Cured Hams.
Davis Sugar Cured Beef.
Goshen Cheese.
Carolina Rice.
Peeled Peaches.
Just received and for sale lovby
SebIe C,+ R. ]. sMYTH
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FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
Ilt.nA q. ....r,- ElnI- q. l..n...lru.nn
MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP,

SOOIHlNG . Y kUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO-
reducing all inhammation-wiu RIlay 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
Truth of it what we have never been able
to say OF any other medicine-NeUeT has Il
Ruled IN q Single ITLStdnce to Eject q Cure
when timely used. Never did we know AN
instance OF dlSSa iSfaction by any one who
used II. On the contrary, ali are delighted
commendation OF its magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT WE DO KNOW" after years OF ex-
perience, and Pledge our Reputation for the
huEfLL1isTt Of LChdI ICe here declare: In almost
every Instance where the infant is suffering
from pain and exhaustion, relief Will be
found in fifteen or twenty minutes alter the
syrup Is admin istered.
bottle.
Be sure and call for
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
having the fac-simile OF COURTS & PER
klHs'. on the outside wrapper All Others
are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only 35 cents per Bottle:
OFFICES:
2l5 Fulton Street, New York
no High HolbOrn, London England.
Al st Paul Street, Montreal, Canada.
aug2o-eod6m
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MIR. HoKE chairman of the Code
Committee, submitted their report to
the senate yesterday. The revisors in
form the committee they will be ready
TO submit their work by the 10Th of
April.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, Feb. 20, 1865.
Prayer by Rev. MIR. Steele, of the NJ.
Il. Church.
y number of bills were received from
the House and rePd the first time.
Tn" amendments proposed by
the HOus" 10 tho Senate bill amend
ing rud re-enucting section 1, chapter
los, OF the code OF Virginia, were con
CURED ia. so that the bill is law.
The House joint resolutions, request
ing the transfer af tho National Gem
ctcrieS nj Gettysburg and Antietnm TO
the control of the General Government.
and requesting our members of Con.
grr-s 10 aid in the establishment Of a
water line from the basin OF the Missis-
tppt to the Chesapeake, were adopted.
The President laid before the senate
u communication from the Governor.
transmitting the report of the Commits
siouers OF tho Coviugton and Ohio rail
rond, which was read and ordered to be
printed.
MIR. Hoke reported adversely on the
resolution proposing To require Judges
to charge juries in all jury cases.
Adopted.
lie also reported back tho Senate bill
amending section /, chapter is, OF the
acts OF 1866, power Of Wheeling city
to- levy WNgs;l the House bill to pre-
vent the destruction OF rabbits in Ohio
county, aud the Hons" bill to limit the
time in which the Board OF Public
Works may admit claims against the
state OF Virginia, recommending their
pRssngc. The nrst two were tabled.
aud the third ordered to third reading,
Mr.. Hcke reported bill more effect
unlly To secure the election OF officers
lees, and "a bill amending and re enact
Ing sections Sand ofthe Code.
Mr. DIX reported back the House bill
creating II school district within the
town OF MorgRntowu, and the House
hill to amend the net to provide Free
schools FOR Ciarkshurg, recommend
ing their passage. Ordered to third
reading.
MIR. Young from the Temperance
Commiuce reported bill to amend
section 5. OF the act OF 1868. concerning
licenses.
MIR. Price submitted a report from the
Committee on Enrolled Bills, which
was adopted.
TUE CODE.
Mr., Hoke submitted the following.
which was adopted:
The undersigned, to whom, by Joint
RESOLUTION No. IL, WAS referred the
duty nf RscsrtaiuiuS the period AT when
the reNlsors of the Code would be ready
10 submit the same for the action of the
Legislature, respectfully beg leave To
report that your committee has dis.
charged tho duty imposed upon II by
said resolution, aud that said revisors
assure your committee that il deemed
best by the Legislature To meet hv the
10Th OF April or LIST OF MAY next. the
said Code can and will be furnished to
the Legislature as fast as Il can be-
passed upon by 1t, and that the revis-
"rs are anxious that the work be taken
up at as early period AS possible.
Respectfully Submitted,
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Steamboats,.

For Lower Ohio, GAINESVILLE ana
NnShVIIIe-DIrect
~ The fine passenger steamer
LeIEsSt 4"CAMFLTA," Capt. sam Dean.
iss5sls54t2laC. +. Riddle, Clerk, Will leave as
above on Monday, 24th inst, at 10 O'Clock. nj
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
w JAS. II. HOLMES, Agent,
ieblS.u No. SO Monroe ST., Wheeling
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WAsHINGrON.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The Surratt
case was to-day postponed until the list
of September, when he will be tried on
an indictment for an attempt to Sbduct
Abraham Lincoln, the indictment for
murder, by virtual agreement of Attor-
ney Darlington, having been abandoned.
The Committee on Ways and Means
has agreed to take vote on Morehead's
tariff bill this week. There is little
probability Of its being acted on this
session.
The bill relative to the contested cleo
ton case in the District Of Columbia be
came law to-day, without the Prest
dents signature.
Several Southern delegates to the
Democratic Convention paid their re-
speets to the President to-day.
Gen. Grant leaves Tomorrow morning
for the West. Gen. Rawlings remains
to attend to the official business.
The Deficiency bill, reported to the
House to-day, approPristes g, $40 2S7,
and includes $500. $50 for reconstruction
purposes.
The postpOrement of the Colorado bill
to-day by the Senate, is regarded as
equivalent to deferriug action on it to
the next session.
The Senate has confirmed the nomi-
nation Of Rear Admiral Dshlgreen to be
Chief of Ordnance.
The Senate has ratified the Free In
migration aud Naturalization Treaty
with Bavaria.
The Sub COMMITTEES OH Retrenchment
has taken some testimony concerning
the management OF the Printing Bureau
connected with the Treasury Department,
but hss not yet completed the investiga-
ton, and the recon- mendation has been
made, as stated, that the printing opera
lions be transferred, for the greater part
II not altogether, to New York.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, JUne 29.-The different
corps of marksmen attending the schultz
enfest marched through the principal
streets to-day, in procession. The houses
along the route were adorned with flags
and evergreens, and the sidewalks we're
crowded with interested spectators.
While passing through Union Square the
procession was reviewed by the Mayor
and Congressional delegation.
Thurlow Weed leaves for Europe on
Wednesday.
Judge Chase and Henry A. Wise have
engaged rooms at the st. Cloud Hotel
for this week.
The Chinese Embassy left for WASH
ington last night
The Board OF Aldermen have appro-
pristed $50 coo for the celebration of the
4th Of July.
It Is reported that Gen. ROsecrsns is
to be the temporary Chairman Of the
Democratic Convention.
Representatives of the press are re-
quested 10 register their names at the
rooms of the National Executive Com
mittee at Tammany Hall, on Wednesday
morning, and their tickets will be is.
sued on Friday.
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TENNENsEE.

The Murfreesboro Monitor OF the
9th says: A large number of our citi-
zsns either have already gone, or are
( p epariDg to go to New York to attend
the Democratic Convention. We even
hear Of number OF ladies, who, fred
with a spirit OF patriotism, have deter
mined to be In attendance at the Con-
vention. In point OF numbers and en-
thusiasm it will doubtless far excel any
former demonstration Of the kind in this
country.
Some people have an affinity with,
or proclivity for spoons. The Murfrees-
boro Monitor says: On Wednesday an
accredited minister of the "Butler dy-
nasty F" paid visit to the boarding house
Of Capt. Raps, and upon examination sf-
ter his departure, the spoons of the table
were found to have departed with him.
The MurfTeesboro Monitor says: The
corner stone Of the Missionary Baptist
Church, situated On Main street, was
laid by the Masonic fraternity on We'd
nesday. DR.. J. B. Murfree, Deputy
Grand Master; Maj. 81. P. Keeble, AS
sistant Grand Master; Jno. J. Mcknight,
Grand Senior Warden; R. d. Reed,
Grand Junior Warden; Rev. DIR. Van
Hose, Grand Chaplain; Capt. w. A.
Raps, Grand Marshal. There were quite
a number Of the fraternity and citizens
present to witness the impressive eere-
monies.
The. Trenton Gazette of Saturday
says "The NJ. and o. Railroad is now
making regular trips, having adjusted
all difficulties. We would ask the cred !
itors along the road to exercise q little
liberality, IS the worst has been passed,
and the earnings of the road can now be
applied to the payment of the current
expenses, and the outstanding debts due /
for work and materials along the road. /
When the war ended, the rolling stock
was nearly all worn out, and had to be 4
at an enormous expense; among /
Others, one hundred and forty freight /
cars were purchased, and the first earn !
ings Of the road pledged for their pay
ment. This debt has been discharged, /
and the outstanding interest that aecu-
mulated during the war has been funded, /
so that the road is now upon . better 1
footing than it has been for long time. /
II sustained in their efforts by the friends /
of the road, the present efficient officers
viii soon pay off all encumbrauces, and /
put the road in a comparatively easy |
Building is said to be brisk all over
The steamer Resaca is reported to /
have been fred upon in the vicinity of /
Louisville. Two shots struck her hurri- /
cane roof.
The Knoxville Herald OF the 9th |
says: The United States Circuit and /
District Courts, Hon. c. F. Trigg pre-
siding, adjourned on Friday till court in
course. A number of important cases /
have been disposed Of at this term, and 1
D number Of still more important ones
will come off next term, growing out Of /
the developments made in the Harris
trial. Several parties have been in
licted for defrauding the Government at
and two of the witnesses
10 Harris case are indicted for perjury.
"A terrific hail storm occurred at
Knoxville on Friday afternoOn-one of
the most furious ever known there.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, June 29.-GOv. Scott, in
his message, urges legislation for the ex-
tinguishment OF the State debt for equit-
able legislation, and recommends that
Congress be memori8lized to aid the State
in the establishment of a thorough sys-
tenn of public schools. He also urges
immigration, and advises the removal of
all political disabilities, thorough or
of the State militia, and that
no oath be required except to support the
State Constitution hopes the Freed
mans Bureau will terminate by October (;
expresses determination to punish law
Iessness; says he will protect every man
in the exercise of his rights, and hopes
an era of good feeling has been inaugu-
rated.
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NE w ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, June 29.-Another
squad ofsuppOsed iillibusters, numbering
about so, were captured near Fort Liv-
ingston, Louisiana, yesterday, and
brought to Fort Jackson. But two
among them were apparently exercising
any authority, and the rnajority were
Mexieans., A small lugger was loaded
with provisions, which was also captured,
but no arms were found, except single
Colts repeater. The prisoners assert
that they are peRceRble citizens, intent
upon 3 legitimate object.
The Supreme Conclave of the Order of
the Serene Wise Men, being the highest
tribunal Of that Order, is now holding it's
annual session in this city, snd is largely
attended. The session will be prolonged.
The Louisiana Legislature was con-
veued to-day.
The Senate WAS called to order at noon
by Lieutenant Governor Dunn, aud the
temporary Secretary was ordered TO read
Gen. BuchRnan's order promugating
Grants order for the removal of Baker
aud Voorhees,, and the appointment OF
Yarmouth and Dunn, as Provisional
Governor and Provisional Lieutenant
Governor, In their stead, and also War
mouths proclamation oonveDing the
Legislature. The roll was then called
from Gen. RuchanRn's order ANNOUNCE
ing the names of those eiected, and
thirty-four members answered,
Grants order TO Buchanan, approving
of the action of the latter in relation to
municipal affairs, and suggesting that
only the oath prescribed by the new
Constitution be required Of newly elected
officers, was also read.
Dunn then announced that ne was not
prepared TO comply with Grants srg-
gestion, but would require the test oath
TO be taken.
The Democrats appealed, arguing that
the presiding officer had no authority to
prescribe any oath whatever, and that
The Legislature was convened under the
new Constitution, and that no other oath
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lat The Conservative men OF TeDnes-
SEQ. uniting aside all questions decided
nv tbe war, accept the title OF Demo
efsts.i and formally unite themselves
with the Democratic party as IL now
25- The question of the right Of a
Sfare 10 secetie from the Union has been
decided by arms, and that decision
should be accepted as final ana concur
Eive. III
a. Nevertheless, while the Constitu'
tion makes the Federal Government SUI
ureme. it is 30 only with well defined
fiuouations and restrictions leaving tn5
States large rights and powers over IheH
domestic concerns, and making theIh CO.
equal in respect Of such rights ana
these rights have not been impaired Dy
;he result of the war, or the powers OF
he Gsneral Government aggrsndizes
bv il, TO the enlargement OF puolc
liberty. 49,.
"a Che extinguishment OF African
Slavery is recognized as fact, ratneo
by binding Constitutional Amendment.
n. The invesliture Of negroesWltn the
right Of suffrage, by the Congress OF the
UIIteu S.agss, and the disfrAncnlsement
OF white men, by the same authority, Is
g gross usurpatlOn Of power, and policy
unjust, un,gise and oppressive, ana tend
ing 90 excite q war OF races: the white
men of America are entitled to superb
ority and supremacy in the admlnisIra-
tiun Of the Federal and State govern
ments; and any measure 1ntenoea 70
deprive them of it, or to divide or impair
il, greatly endsngers the perpetuity OF
free republican institutions.
6gb. The faith OF the nation is pledged
-, 81, of tho nRfIDnRl GGOL.
according 10 the terms Of the laws under
which the bonds were issued, and not
otherwise. The time of payment OF the
bonds ought not TO be extended; the |
principal OF the five-twepty bonds ought
To be laid in currency, and the money 4
granted to the National banks to be with |
r9Wn.
7rn. The Government bonds should be |
taxed in the hands of the bondholdersi /
equally with other property.
Ssh. The doctrines aud practices OF The /
Radical party, which endeavors, by en- |
croaching upon the powers of the Excel
tive anu Judicial branches of the Gov
eminent, to absorb in the Legislative
Department all powers, tend to the de-
struction Of the Republican system of
Government and the civil liberties OF the
people.
bt0. E4ual anu eAaC1 Ju914N0 ~ I'll - Ai
of whatever State or persuasion rellg-
ious or political; peace, commerce and
honest friendship with all nstiOnsi en-
tsngling alliances with none; the sup
port of the State Governments IN all
their rights, IS the most competent adj
of our domestic concerns
and the surest Dulwark against anti-Re-
tendencies; the preservation OF
ma General Government in its whole
Institutional vigor, as the sheet anchor
Of peace at home and safety abroad a
Jealous care7os the rights of election by
toe people and the supremacy o. the
civil over the military authority.
10th. Andrew johnson the first choice
of the Democracy OF Tennessee; but
their Delegates left free to unite Ii Sc
lecung another as the candidate for the
DrEsfdAnRv
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twenty-five hundred dollars has
been refused for tapestry picture which
is now on exhibition at Hartford, CT.
Four Thousand skeins OF worsted were
used in making ii.
The Japanese Dickens, Kioyte Bakin
by name, has written one story in one
hundred and six volumes, which was
thirty-eight years goiog through the
press.
The pearl fishery grounds recently
discovered in Western Australia extend
along the coast for ore thousand miles.
Upwards of sixty tons of pearl oysters
were fished up in December last, and
sold for el00 per ton.
Among the more recent induce
ments for people to take the Weekly
Tribune, GFeelsy has concluded to send no
more OF bis photographs In future,