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Cincinnati, FEB. %, 1868.
Market stree, Suspension Bridge.
wuEELlvo, Februar

WHEELING, February p, 1865.
Editors IteHgWccr:
am one OF that class of Americans
who ind b. necessary 90 make The most
of time. aud as this "=wiit winged mes
scuger" does not wait even Tor the BEN
eft OF Us, am often Obliged 90 hurry
home. over that detachable institution
the wooden Bridge IL becl mes
more evident 90 me every day that that
absurd caution on either end should
be white washed over, aud "Hoh me
langsrc' take It's place. And, Jet me
ask YOU, Intelligent editOrs OF the IL
TELLI8ENCER, VINO counts the thirty
persons" and causes the penalties ol
the law 90 be- inflicted upon that UNI
happy thirty-sec1nd wight who at
templs 20 CROSSE ! saw with great
pleasure las ] have seen beiOre) that
our CITY Fathers have COMMITTEE ON
Bridges" and / feel confident that 81
any Of that honorable committee live
on this side the raging canawl' they
need not be reminded that there Is need
OF immediate action In the matter.
Should This ancien. structure collapse,
who will be responsible for the legs,
arms or necks then brokenOr, the colds
taken from coming in contact with cold
water? You may say, the Committee.
Oh, hel that will never be. II head
strong people will run tho risk Of meet
ing death or danger In this manner, l
sm sure, said committee would vote TO
the manned, palmer's artificial limbs,
and Browns TrOches for the sore
throats; aud since they could not mend
the broken uecks, they should mend
the broken bridge by "a new one.
CITOYENNE.
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General Geo. Il. Thomas Takes His
Stand Beside Sherman.
He Declines the Presidents Doubt
full HOnOrs.

The following letter, received by tel
egraph in cypher at the War Depart
ment on Saturday, was delivered to
Senator Wade ON Saturday afternoon
LoUIsvLLE, KY, Feb. p 1865.
Hon. b. E. Wade, President Of he Sen
ate:
The morning papers Of Louisville
announced officially that my name
was Yesterday sent 20 the senate Tor
confirmation AS brevet lieutenant gen
eral ami brevet general. For the httlIe
OF Nashville ! was appointed major
general. United States army. NV ser
vices since the war do not merit so
high a compliment, and % b. now TOO
late Co be- regarded as compliment ~
for service during the war
/ therefore earnestly request that the
senate will not confirm the nomina-
tion. GEORGE IA. THOMAS,
Major General.
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The UNKINDEsr CUT .oF ALL.-We
are told, aud We think our authority
entirely reliable, that al the oan4ue.
which the President gave the Demo
cratic National Committee on osluI
dav night. be put Co Mr.. Belmont, chair,
man OF the Committee, VINO octuPie'
the post of honor on his right al lhr
table. leading question NJ 70 Ms %" y
chances FIR the nomination, 90 when
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cruel reply: LET Us eat first and ialh
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treat Mr. johnson thus after al Pc mao
done To win their approval. To lhH'
end. doubtless, his order Co remoN,
secretary stanton was directed, ana
Inc banquet In the WhIe House
very unusual coudesconsion, bv the
way. on the part Of a President o. me
United Siates-ought 90 have been
cIincber. Yet. when be hints al hl- &c.
ward. the great Mogui OF Democracy
cody saws: Let US eat. ~ HdStiHgio
CirOHlcle.
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A Physiological View of Marriage.

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THE Nah0nai Intel genc6r, speak nl
Of the proposed removal OF General
sherman 20 Washington, makes ae'
mark which We hardly know whether
to interpret san uuguarded confession
or a threat 20 Congress, or spiieiu'
attempt TO insult General Grant. since
the President. 30 SAYS, has been hedgeo
about by the ac.s Of his enemies ano
Gran; has given aid and comfort iC
the usurping Congress" Mr. johnson
desired 1.-The appointment Of soldier
TO be OF equal rank with General Grant
in whose hands, under Circumstances %
great perl to ne Republic rs saje9
,0o,.ld be better assured than 70 HoS Is
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Home Correspondence.
ACCIDENT On THE CENrRALOmO
RAILROAD.
A Complaint Prom One Of the Injured
About the Conduct OF the Officers Of


AbOut the Conduct Of she Officers of
the Train.
ELtJrs Htc,hg-uccr:
SR-Not being used % great argu-
meuts or corrections of errors, but
wishing that Truth may prevail. add
dress you these few lines and expect
that YOU Will give my remarks space
i'm your valuable paper for The benefit
of the directors and managers of The
Central Ohio Railroad, and principally
Tor instruction as Co now "a conductor
ought iJ behave himself lu and at such
an accident. as We had ON the 1th day
OF February, ls0s, after IL o'clock, l..
I NJ. near LtursvIilr, lu which your
writer suffered 10 such an eXteni chat
he ls lamed yet from the upsetiiug Oi
the cars.
We lett Ztuesv.lle rather beyond
time, aud 20 make 90 up the speed was
increased tO over thirty miles an hour,
when we came upon curve. one rail
broke and the next was thrown from
the track hy the passenger car iu which
Your writer WAS. We were hurled
through the air across cuiyert with
such velocity that the presslre OF the
atmosphere eNtiugulshed The lights Of
the lamps. When We gained terra
UlWu with our car upside down, the
hrs. ] heard was the cry of the sufferers ,
and the next was "lOok out for the
fire." but thanks To- God the stoves
were we'll fastened 90 the door. and
being therefore above our heads. could
not communicate their hrery element
To the cars Tor our destruction aud be-
ing roasted alive.
Mrs. stanton, wife of l.. Stanton, ID.
d., OF oxford, Ono, fell next 90 me with
her head in wire basket, aud had 20
badly cut. 1 helped her and little
girl out OF the cars, ard then gathered
our baskets, Gc., as good as 1 could.
But conductor 1 never saw only when
taking the names of the sufferers at
about H. o'clock, and then again when
we arrived Ht Columbus, 10 get our
tickets, after o'clock iu the morning;
aud ] would like therefore 90 know any
passenger who could speak of him in
any other terms than of his entire reck-
lessne.-, neglect and careles,ut,s.
There was no vessel 10 get water in,
aud there was not a brakeman or any
I body else ui the railroad company Co.
] give the crippled aid. Your writer aud
other passengers made beds Tor tne
I wounded; the locomotive instead ul
/ being sent TO the next village to get q
physician, went OIL, God knows where,
I aud. AT, all, al 4 o'clock, "a physl-
clan came, but went of as he came.
without rendering any assistance, aud
The passengers had totake care of their
sick aud themselves, gather snow Oh
quench their thirst and try 10 get along
/ an we came TO Newark, where we leu
/ our sick and wounded, and still then
| aud there We did not see our c1nduc
/ tor. of whom YOU were misiniormed ir
regard 90 his great assistance rendered
But / believe / have said enough ou hl
subject. 1 only wanted 90 correct at
error iu your paper of the 20th inst, iu
regard o. the high terms, &c., therein
/ mentioned. Respectfully,
MM. DUMMICE.
] ff....4..o.f. L1.E OF IAIa
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STATE W WE-T vEUNIA.
German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Incopomted May 10. lsoI
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100000


DIRECTORS.
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Nhlenliues
A darling Is my dainty love
Ina her blue ewes / trace
Two welisof truth ana tenderness.
That duple o'eI her face.
She -inas The songs love 90 hear.
To mel.OW music set.
I asa her. Uut in vain 4 ask
To teach me 90 i0Igct'
Spring beauty-crowued with buds aud COW.
trH
Will soon again appear
% er sunllt hills aud twilight glOOns.
Vita voices sweet and ear
And shall wander forth io where
Too summer time We met
Win hex dear hand Iu mine, but not
To "teacl me % i0rEet t"
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National Insurance Company
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TgEwiu OF Sir Frederick Bruce, ior-
,,e-iT Minister 10 the United States
Srom England, has been admitted 70
,-oh,fe. His personal property 10
E,sIsrd alone was valued ~ ABOUT
$3.50 600. -
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Irisrumored that Governor Bullock,
osNfassscbusetts, proposes 70 relire 70
nrivate life at the end OF his presen'
term.
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THE Republican, County convention. >
in Kentucky are neariy unauime " ", ia
recommending the nomination OF Gen
Grant,
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February 6th.
ATTRACTIONS A. FOLLOWS,
TOO Fns TT 90 - 10 W.
OF what the great masses have done for Free
dom and what they propose to do.
BY HON HENRY WILSON.
L. S. Senator from AGA.
GRANT and C0LFAX,
Representative Public Men.
The Peoples choice for
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Tendencies Of observation-disclosures OF
the War-TaNattOn-Ihe Parry Tor
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By Rev. +. NJ. POST, st. Louis. Mo.
KEEPING ALIVE,
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Praying in the Holy Ghost.
The Great Experiment.
By Rev. GEORGE b. CHEEVER, ID. d.,
New York.
Letter from Washington.
Election OF Gen. Beatty nom Ohio. Tho
INST gun at the WHITE HOUSE. Hope
ful adVces from the south. New
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lions. Supreme Court ON Re
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dent and his cabinet
after Gen. Grant.
speaker Colfax's receptions eio. N,
By our Washington Correspondent, ID. W.
BARTLETT.
The Lost Image.
Chapter TX OF an Original story.
Written boy am orthodox Clergyman eX-
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Boston Chit-Chat.
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had not Napoleon been beforehand of him, had
he not crushed the revolutionary stir in Italy
and occupied Rome a second time. Frantic
at this interference in the game the Prussian
Prince Minister in an unguarded moment let
the world into his secret plan, namely a re
~volution in the Danubian Principalities had
Just been prepared, and while France would be
occupied in e~xtinguishing the brand which Gar
ribaldi had thrown in among the Italians, the
two Bullies in Berlin and Petersburg were
ready prepared to divide the territory of the
Austrian Empire according to a line drawn
between the german and ~slavonic nationality.
For once then, a stupendous and new conse-
quence of Englanda, non-intervention policy has
been averted in the next decennary it may
succeed.
There is certainly much in England's posi-
ton and in her domestic concerns to tempt
the people to follow the policy now adopted BY
them. After having brought it so far as to
have made themselves furnishers and industrial
manufacturers for the whole of Europe, the
British People cannot be at war with any Ma
ton on the Con inent, without seriously and
materially affecting their business transactions.
To this cause can be ascribed the very queer
scene witnessed by the World during the Cri-
mean Campaign, where british merchant yes
sells forced the british blockade of Russian
ports on the Black and Baltic Seas, without
causing the british feet to spend a single shot
10 prevent it. England enacted here the part
of the NEUROLOGICAL God Freyr, 1t is related,
that he, who was God for peace and good crops,
became so enamoured with the young giantess
Gerde, who undoubtedly is a mythical type OF
materialism, that he sacrificed his sword to
obtain her, and therefore he had to go through
the whole Ragnarok without weapon. 1t is in
all respects the same case with the british peo-
pie. They also try to make themselves God
for Peace and Good Crops. unfortunately they
are but sorry figures at it they also have be-
com so enamoured with Gerde, l.. e. material
gain and riches, that in order to obtain the
maiden with her splendid dowry, they have
sacrificed their sword and are now jogging along
on their way through life without weapons.
If Englisbmen will persist in playing this
part in European politics, then, as already
stated, it will unfortunately be something more
than their own national wellbeing and honor
they will be stalking in this hazardous game !;
nothing less than the great and good cause of
Civilization is here at stake. And it does APP
pear as if the, non-intervention policy has to no
little extent infected the other guardian of In
ternational Law and Liberty in Europe. Con-
stituti0nal forms of Government with represen-
tatiya assemblies are dur:np the neriod Of fran