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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-28
David snodgrass and James Delaplaln
In Chancery.

IN ONunceFy.
The object OF this suit Is to subject the
farm OF said David Snodgrnss, situate on
Shott Creek, Ohio county, West Virginia, to
the payment OF q judgment obtained by the
North western bank of Virginia, against
said David snodgrRss, at the October term OF
the Circuit Court for Ohio county, West Va,
costs OF this suit,
Affidavit having cen made ana tiled in
the cause that the said defendants are not
residents of the State of West Virginia.
On motion or the complainRntS counsel, 1t
Is ordered that they do appear here within
one IAonth after the fourth weekly publiOa-
uon In the Wheeling Intelligencer, and due
poSLlng OF This order at the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, and do what
tereSt In this suit.
Test: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG, Clerk
FECK q HUBBARD, Sol. for CompIt.
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TnR trial of Mr.. Tying has been con-
cluded, and the ecclesiastical court is
preparing its decision. The Impression
is general that the sentence will be de-
posal. The counsel for the prosecution
insisted that it was the duty of the ac.
oused to submit to the sentence, as did
Bishop onderdonk, who walked the
streets humbly for sixteen years.
Whether the young rector viii take
such view Of the matter is prohllem lss
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Auction Sale of Household and
Kitchen Furnitura

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
Public Auction to the highest and best
bidder, al! the household and kitchen fur
nltuIe, belonging to the heirs OF William
Coleman, deceased. Said sale viii TIE
place at the Grocery stand, on Clay street
O'Clock, M, Saturday, March 7th, 1855
PETER HAXMAUER.
N. YA9ER,
Guardians OF the minor children oEWilIRm
Coleman. lately deceased. fehS7.tie
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Public Sale of Clears,

WILL PROCEED TO SELL AT PUR-
Tic sale 70 the highest and best bidder on
O'Clock, "A. NJ, at the front door OF the Gus
tom House, In the City ofNVhealInR, the fol-
Revenue taxes assessed against AbrSban1
Y. Winger, 10 wit: Four Thousand two
dnndEed a 500 common Cigars. Terms Of
snIe-Sash. y. +. KELLEY, Collector
fe6 26-td. Internal Rev. LIST Dist. W. Va.
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:, Teste: MICHAEL j. BREGN1G, CLERK.
PEOK d 4uRRARD. Sol. for lInIn nit

The above defendant will take notice, that
on the INST day ofApril, 1868, Will take the
oePoSluonS OF myself and others, at the OF
nce OF Messrs. Peck q Hubbard attorneys at
between The hours of O'Clock a. m. and i
O'Clock p. M, and II the same bs not com.
pleted on that day, the snme TO be continued
until the next day, which dispositions are to
os reau IN evidence on the hearing OF the
feD28.1td&3tw MARY A JAAFISON
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coal Lands fOT, SaIa

NYHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Il 4S acres of Valuable Coal Land In Put.
nam Township, Belmont county, Ohio, hall
mile nom the ohio river.
Inquire OF the undersigned at the National
feb27,sts HENRY HARRY.
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Mrs. ANDREw JOHNSON, since her
became the President, has
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In Chancery.

The object OF this suit is TO compell the de-.
fendant E. Lewis Lowe, To deliver TO the
complainant a deed, conveying to her the
west halI OF lot No. SO, in 9ERham's addition
70 the city Of Wheeling, made by Mrs. Lowe
nis mother and delivered to him to be de-
ttlVered 70 the complainant or IL this cannot
be enforced, that the deteudent be adiudRed
to convey the same to the COMMANDMENT. as
heir at law ofhis said mother.
1t appearing from an affidavit hled IN this
cause, that the defendant, e, Lewis I,oVe. lie
not resident OF this Stale,
On motion OF eomplainRnts counsel It is
oIuefed tnat he do appear here within one
nonlh after the fourth weekly publication
IN me wheeling Int elllgencer, and the post
I IIlg; OF this order at the front door OF the
ne may deem 1T to protect his interest in
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NOTICE.

NEW GOODS FOR SPRING TRADE.
For the accommodation of nv Customers
the Stock OF staple and leading Goods Will
be Kept coed as far as possible, up to the
time OF dnulnR successor In business, On
an such flesh goods, q uniform prOdt OF I'm
per cent VIII be added. On which plan (faii-
ths business may be continueti-snd ~ ne
trade under this plan will md all goods ia
my line to cost them less on the average
than In the Eastern Markets, that &c win s.
so popular a. TO attract largely such buyers
as have the means TO pay cash at the time
Of ptrrchISe.
feb25. T. O. MCAFRE.
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PETER HAXMAUER
For Sale.

THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
0id Baptist Church, on Clay street. The
onlidlnG Is well adapted for any manufac-
turing purpose, with a good basement under
the whole building, and substantially built,
SI it can DO easily converted into tenant
houses Enquire of the undersigned.
I0pZ6 wv +. HAYEEe
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AFTERNOON SESSION

The House re.assembled at az p. M.
a bill granting the minerals under a
certain part of the bed of the Ohio
river was, on motion of Mr.. Allison,
taken from the table.
Mr.. Newlin offered an amendment,
which was adopted, providing that the
grantees under this act shall quarterly
pay into the Treasury for the use of the
Public Schools, u of per cent on each
bushel of merchantable coal, and 20
cents on each ton of iron ore taken
from the bed of the river.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell, moved to
amend by granting 200 acres instead of
800. The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Heermans offered a substitute
for the bill, requiring the Auditor to
offer at public sale the minerals mem
toned in 1t, which was rejected. The
bill was then ordered to engrossment.
Mr.. Newlin, from the Committee to
investigate the charges against Judge
w. u. Htndman, reported that in the
opinion of the committee the facts JUS
tify and sustain the same.
On motion of Mr.. .Heermans the re-
port made by the Joint Special Com
mfttee on reduction OF number of off,
GERS, was taken up.
A number of amendments we've offer
ed and rejected, and the report was
adopted as it came from the committee.
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AgE See.
LOCUST Stakes for Sale,

SOOONV NUGNAUN AOL Jd4U6
< TO 1000 LOCUST STAKES FOR SALE.
OPotnted and ready to be put In the ground
Further Information will be RiVen at No.
43 cor. Quincy s Main StS.
feb2T-2t C. HESS.
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BILLS PASSED.


Senate Bill providing for the i'm
provement of the navigation of the
Great Kanawha river.
Senate Bill providing free schools for
Weston, Lewis county.
Senate Bill amending section ID,
chapter 81, code of 1860.
Senate Bill for the relief of William,
Thompson, late Sheriff of Boone county
and his sureties.
Adjourned.
by request we publish the following
substitute for Senate Bill No. 81, loca-
ting the Capital at Charleston, offered
by Mr.. Golf of Harrison, in the House
yesterday. The substitute was rejected
by a vote of % yeas to 90 nays:
+ l. The permanent seat of govern
ment of this State shall be at Clarka-
burg, in the county of Harrison, on
land conveyed to the State for that pur-
pose.
2. The executive Offices of the State
shall be removed to the Academy
buildings in the town of Clarksburg,
and the same shall remain there until
the Capital buildings for the State shall
be erected and ready for use.
3. The Legislature shall meet and
hold Its future sessions in the Court
House buildings at ClRrksburg, ten
dered to the State by said county Of
Harrison for that purpose.
4. This act shall take effect on and
after the LIST day of April, 1851
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IT is stated on good authority that
Hon. Schuyler Colfax is compelledto
resort to leoturing to get money enough
to support himself in Congress-his
Io.ItIon AZ Speaker of the House re-
curing an expenditure greater than
his salary. Hence he lectures to make
both ends meet.
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On motion of Mr.. i pr1mn Im%L"'@'''


ReSoLVed, That the Committee on
pituitary Affairs inquire into the expe-
cheney OF granting medals to citizens
0! west Virginia, who, through patri.
otto motives, enlisted in regiments from
other states, and were hOnorably dis
charged therefrom.
- On motion of MIR. Hoke.
ReSoLUed, That the COMMITTEES on the
judiciary inquire into the expediency
or allowing the receivers of courts TO
Invest funds in their hands in United
States Bonds.
The following bills were introduced.
read the first and second time and re.
By Mr.. Martin, to alter part of the
division line between the counties of
Wetzel and Tyler.
By Mr.. Stevenson, to amend the
charter of the city of Parkersburg, and
Dill to incorporate the Parkersburg
railroad, mineral and lumber COM
pany. il75e
The following bills were passed:
The substitute for the Senate bill.
granting certain privileges to the Vir.
glnla Central Railroad Company: the
senate Dill to incorporate the Storer
college; the Senate bill for the relief of
Joseph B. Nay, of Marion county; the
Senate bill to incorporate the town of
Guyandotte; the House bill to iucor-
porate the Horse Shoe and Backbon
Turnpike Company the House bill to
amend the law concerning corporations,
and the House bill to amend an act en-.
titled "An act to incorporate the town
of Brandonville, in the county of Pres
tor" passed February "a, 1858.
A large number of bills were read
the second time and referred,
Senate Bill No. 1O2, "A bill renewing
the charter OF the West Virginia Cent.
raj Railway Company, was reported
back by Mr.. Farnsworth with amend
ments, recommending its passage.
Pending which the Senate adjourned.
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BR1DaEPoRT, WEST VA. |
February q, 1867.
Editors InteIligemcer:

Editors LnteLIigencer: v57.7sre
In your paper of the 26th inst, in
speaking OF this place AS ga new can
didate for Capitalism honors," you
have fallen in quite a serious error, in
stating that the location of the Capital
buildings would be con tue farm of
Ex.Gov. 10. Johnson" You have
doubtless made this statement unwit-
tinuly, and we beg leave most respect
fully to say, by way of correction, that
the large and beautiful farm once own.
ed by Elk. Gov. Johnson, has been sold
by him to divers persons several years
since, and that he does not own a foot
OF. ground in Harrison county at this
time. We beg leave to state further
that Mr.. johnson 1eUer owned all the
land in this country adjacent to Bridge
port, that would be suitable for build
ing sites, and we appeal with confidence
to any of the Legislature who will bear
US out in the assertion that we have
here one or two of the most beautiful
and extensive valleys In the State, and
for the richness of the soil and the
beauty of ihescenery, nature has Civ
en- us all that can be wished.
We hope that 1t may be the pleasure
of the Legislature to decide to locate
the Capitafin this place. provided 1t can
be done with an eye single to the well
fare of the whole people.
LOYAL SUBSCRIBER
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: NAsBY with his usual pertinence and
impertinence puts the question OF
quasi reputation in a nutshell. Trans
lated into English, Bigler of the "cor.
ner grocery' clique, wanted the Butler
Pendletonian idea carried to itslogical
conclusion, and as he was owing Bas-
com quite a sum which was bearing in
terest, the brilliant thought struck him
that what was justice in public affairs
must be justice in private life. Conse.
quently he demanded the note of Bas-
com, and that he should accept in its
stead note which bore no interest
He had borne the burden too long and
must be relieved; there was a principle
at stake; he, could not toll to pay inter-
est to Bascom- any more than TO the
government. Es
This is concise way of putting the
matter; where is the fallacy2
bridgeport nnd-the CapltnI-A Cor
reetion...Ex-GOv. 10. johnson non
DnypCruouHI HV1aas. VI !
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.

SENATE.
HuRsDAY, Feb. q, 1868.
rayer by Rev. Mr.. BAH.
a. lumber of bills were receiva1 r.o,,
M ana read the first time.
Seneio LII nsWorth reported back the
5Pa aI6 and Burning Snr,n nus
t1I al16o1o Company, the biz aijp,It,S5r.
Ine board of Supervisors of Mor1aIss
SNoaty 70 exempt her citizens TESm
peEioriminH labor on public Roads and
norstse, ~. IIIS Ior Senate bill to incor-
Po 40 tue Elk River Navigation Com
PanyI recommending their PASSAGE. the
!atter with amendments. The fiIst w 1S q q
"a tav .s 20 pe printed, the second ordered
20 tnlru reading, and the third smenE1
ed and ordered engrossed. ''--l ei4 "
ne also reported adyerselv on tho
PeLlon asking an appropriation to
na aE road In Tyler county. Adopted
,,,M r. DIX reported back the Senate
pIil 70 amend an act entitled WAn A ct
relating tothe School District az W wi aGt
ing, passed February %, 1867. recon-.
a nenai5g It's passage. Ordered en-
Mr.. Burley reported adversely for
want OF t1me to legislate on the subject
,,i pUn the resolution in relation to the
marriage l OF blood kin. Adopted.
tot NJ. surrey, from the Joint Commit
proposing to abolish, after the first oF
January next, the office of count
treasurer, and imposing the collection
ana disbursements of ali taxes un0n
me Sheriff, a5olishing the boards OF
education and imposing their duties on
me me supervisor, township Clerk and
treasurer, and fixing county Snperin-
tendents pay at $500 per day for the
tlne employed. Tabled, and ordered
to be printed
Mr.. Slack submitted the following.
which was unanimously adopted:
The Committee on Executive Expen.
oltures beg leave to submit the follow.
ing report:
Your Committee having carefully ex.
'amtned the. accounts, and vouchers Of
the Executive Department., find that
the expenditures fol- the fiscal wear
ending September 3Oth, 1867, amount
TO $8.9lS 81, as exhibited in the report
OF His Excellency A. 1. Foreman, Gov
ernor, herewith fled, of February 18th.
1868, that the vouchers are all filed in
the order of said report, and we are of
opinion that the expenditures were
Judtciously made and were necessary
to the public interest.
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Mr.. Blair demanded the yeas and
nays. Not receiving a three fourths
vote the motion was lost. Yeas, G;
nays, 90.
The House took recess until 21<
O'Clock d. m,
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Prayer by Rev. ELI Riddle, memb
of the House.
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For Sale

GIBSON L. CRANMER,
TruHieo
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Rys ME-. Ferguson, OF, Cabell: Direct
ing the Judiciary COMMITTEES to inquire
into the ie1pediency of legalzlng Ger.
tain records In Logan county. -
BY Mr.. Stewart Directing the CoLnf
mltfes on Private CORPORATE TO In
nniraiinto Che e1padi ancoa OF inoofPor4
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and the CapItnI-A Cor
reetion..-Ex-GOv. 10. johnson NON
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AEtp aaprrtEsrtlrrnts
For CInclnnnti.

~ The hne passenger steamer '.R.R r.
Lellesit$ HUDSON" Capt, RUSSELL will
1,I15E.Aleave as above on Saturday, the
2sth lust, at o'clock, p. m.
For Height or passage apply on board or
r.,.oo =. BOOTH, BATTEELE & CO.,
IeDzs-ZL APentg
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sl a4sIl5I z e3ETEEsa RECEIVED DAILY
4 anGl Sio4 el.e ~ the Cle, can on iaif CsST Al
oS-'a boo4Hs Eat TEnnB g cos.
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CONSTITUTION.
rITIRI-BuL on RIGHTS.

nN Na 1illA ls-blli4 VI HsNahh3'
81 AR4F1B l. All men are created tree and
equal, and have certain inalienable rights;
among these are life, liberty, and the pnr-
suit Of happiness. To secure these rights,
governments are instituted among men,
deriving their just powers from the con-
sent Of the governed. t9t u''
ART. 2. An persons, without regard to
race, color, or previous condition, born or
naturalized in the United States, and sub
ieca 70 the jurisdiction thereof, and resi-
dents 81 This stats for one year, are citizens
az this state. The citizens Of this state
owe allegiance to the United States and
this allegiance is paramount to that which
4hey owe TO the state. They shall enjoy
the same civil, political, snd public rights
aad privileges, and be subject to the same
pains and pcnkldes t1A '- 20
p Arr, $. There SHALL be neither slavery
nor involuntary serVitude In this state,
otherwise than for the punishment of crime,
Whereof the party shall have been daily
convicted f'e - e.ti a't.- 2li
Arr. 4. The press shall be free every
citizen may freely speak, write. and pub
lish his sentiments on all subjects, being
fSF Il tsis ssEsSss u tbs
Arr. 5. The right Of the people peace
ably to assemble and petition the govern
ment, or any department thereof, shall
never be abridged. is.g4'i 4aiiasi ail !
Ant. 8. Prosecutions shall be by indics
ment or Information. The accused shall b.
entitled to q speedy public trial by an I'M
partial Jury Of the parish in which the o.
tense was committed, unless the venue b
changed. He shall not be compelled
give evidence against himself; he shal
have the right Of being heard BY himself
counsel; he shall have the right Of meetin
the witnesses iaos 10 face, and shall hav
compulsory process for obtaining withess'
in lis favor. He shall not be tried twit
for the same offense
ART. Z. All. persons shall be bal
able by sufficient securities, unle
for capital cEenses, where the pro
IS eYlOSnb soA NV
great. or unless after conviction, for Al
crime or oiense punishable with death
imprisonment at hard labor. TheprivileI
Of the writ Of habeas corpus shall not
suspended. fse.isfs As ~
ART. 8. Excessive bail shall net pc
quirvd excessive fines shall not pc !
posed nor cruel or unusual PunishneI
inflicted. rs ssual bes saf
ART. Q. The rightOf ihe people to be
cufs in their persons, houses, papers, a
effects against unreasonable searches
seizures shall not be Yioiatedi and no "
rant shall issue but upon probable eau
supported By oath or affirmation,
particularly describing the place 70
searched, or the person or things to
seized
ART. 10. Ali courts shall be open !
every person for Injury done him in
land, goods, person, Of reputation .
4 have adequate remedy BY due process
il law. and justice adnIHistersa Without
u mai Or unreasonable delay.
4 Arr. II. No law shall be passed O.
he price Of manual labor. s..,.
! Air. u. Every person hes re Pat
right to wonhip God according e he
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OFFICIAL
PREAMBLE,

We, the people Of Louisiana, in order TO
establish justice, insure domestic tranquil
lity, promote the general welfare, and Sc
cure the blessings of liberty to ourselves
and our pOsterity, do ordain and establish
this constitution. I 1i 1I
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Total, One hundred and one

Total. One hundred and one
And the state shall be divided iAto the
following senatorial districts,to wiz
10 The frst, second and third representa-
tive districts Of New Orleans shah form one
senatorial district, and elect three senator's
The fourth, 9Th, and sixth representative
distFIcta q New Orleans shall torm one
district, aud elect two senators, sb.e
The seventh eighth, and ninth represen-
tatiye districts Of New Orleans and che
parish OF 81. Bernard shall form one az
trict, and elect two senators. y
The tenth representative district Of New
Orleans ahalltormo district. and elect cn'
l.I,.,.at iai Nru lea3 api9ab eaH
orIssus z EisSt bank aud s parish !
il
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STATE TICKET
m..,,naed by the state Nominating Cen.
- "A ,nu, Haaaaaaas aspnhAleangE
partv.of LOUISIANA, JaRnaFy' n
raaIlfag a. sra 1sl1ees,y We
BoR GovERNoR,
uENRY G. MAMMOTH.
nS'l zee yea fal-sa
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OSCAR j.. DU MN.
n.7 gp~s e tAa. G. -A.J-77
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
eEoRcEE.B oVEE-
aFoa ATTORNEY eENERAI,
efMEo . EIDE NJ.
FOR AUDITOR. ffa'
GEORGE m. WlcKLNFFE.
Pr.
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FOR TREASURER, -
ANTOINE DURucLET.
Giu-7GaE 81 10 noB
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION
THos. .lcoNW AY.
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FoR CONGRESS-.
shaegU EE ca ,Elg1I aE-rL
FIRST DISTRICT. -s.5lE
j. ALE s,Y P q E R I.
s I'd 1ra asTr.1 raiI DIV
49,, SECOND DISTRICT. b"ss
81 MO N j o N Z s =.
THIRD DISTRICT.
10 sEPH p NEwsHAM
FOURTH DISTRICT. 3
M1c II Ell vID A L
Ia ge s 90 egaI sll
.a FIFTH DISTRICT r..-
W. JASPER BLACKBURN.
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