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johnson VS.. Grant.

But for the crowded condition of oul
columns yesterday morning we should
have given the correspondence that ap.
pears on our first page to-day. Those
to whom it is yet matter of news will
not fail to read it with interest. There
is something about Grants closing let
ter to Johnson that is very suggestive
One paragraph in it seems to let in
more clear day light on the motives and
schemes that have been actuating and
occupying the latter for long time
past than all the preceding infor.
nation that has been afforded the
country. He more than intimates, he
charges in so many words, that Mr.
Johnson has been seeking by insidious
and INSCRIPTIONS means, not only to
rhwart the policy of Congress and null
ify its laws, but, in order to effect his
purpose, has not hesitated to stoop to
u most cowardly, cold-blooded and
treacherous piece of strategy, whereby
to entrap a subordinate in office and
sacrifice him before the country. That
arrangement from Grant. taken in con-
nection with his whole letter, will have
weight with the people. AS the PhiIa-
adelphia Telegraph says:
1.-The issue is one of veracity. Itfsa
question of truth between Andrew
johnson and U. S. Grant. With the
record which each has made, who can
doubt the decision of the country? The
one a traitor to his promises, faIsifier
of every pledge, a violator of every
oath which is most dear to a patriot.
The other steadfast, quiet, successful
soldier, ucontaminated by politics,
with the record of great citizen and
honorable man. We would rather be-
lieve denial from General Grant
when he merely shakes his head, with
out the utteranCe OF a single word than
we would the Oaths of Andrew johnson
sworn by all that is most sacred"
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senate BIN No. 1.

Editors I,steLtigeTlcer a.. ! - b :
Craving your kind indulgence and
that ofthe public for any further allu.
sion to the LeatherwoOd Grave -1aro
question, feel it my duty to correct
mistake orltwo made by John p. Gill
christ, Esqr., inadvertently presume.
First-The interview between Mr.. u.
and myself took place in March, and
not in February. Secondly never
told Mr.. e., that ]. f. Updegraf, Esqr.,
had any authority to make a compro-
mise without the consent of the lot
bolders. Thirdly-Thel ot-holders held
their burial lots previous to the LIST OF
January, 1867, as is proved by the fact
that on that day we paid Mr.. Carl
Yeager twenty four hundred dollars,
every cent Of which had been-realized
from the sale of lots.
As to what occurred between Mr..
Gilchrist and Mr.. sUpdegraf, / cannot
say, not having been present. Both
gentlemen are rather on the high strung
order, both we'll known in this commu-
nifty. If any Misunderstanding arose
between them it was, learn, because
Mr.. u. conceived that he was haughtily
and somewhat impertously approach
I have no disposition to appear again
before the public in connection with
the Leatherwood Grave Yard, Senate
Bill No. I, or any other man. ~.
-, zh r- -s3 iEt. THOMAS O'BRIEN. y
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Tho Case of A. F. Raymond.

The Register in it's report of pro-
ceedings in the House of Delegates on
Wednesday, says, in regard to the bill
relieving this gentleman from the disa-
bilities of the Attorneys oath:
"In the discussion of this bill it was
stated by Mr.. WEIGH that Mr.. H. was
thoroughly sorry for the part he had
taken in the rebellfon-was completely
rsConstructed-and that he will hence
forth not only be loyal himself, but
will always throw his influence with
the loyal party of the State; that Mr..
H. acknowledges the Justice of the law
from which he seeks relief"
1t is not necessary to dispute the ac-
curacy of the Registers report in order
10 show the idea in view on the part of
its writer. The fact that he passed over
all the other remarks made in regard
TO the bill by the gentleman who spoke
upon it, including much else that was
said by Mr.. Welch, shows pretty clear
~ that the intention was to place Mr..
Raymond at a disadvantage before the
Democracy for having thus seemed to
abuse his proper relations with the
party. a returned rebel is regarded as
Il Democrat, er o6fcio, and to show
symptoms of repentance for having
taken part in the rebellion is
a diScreditable detection. To be
thoroughly sorry" for any such
conduct is u species of foolishness that
the Democracy do not recognize. The
style they taketo kindly is a man of
the B. F. Martin stripe, who in accor-
dance with the "eternal fitness of.
things" returns from service as a
commissnry's clerk in the rebel army
and is sent as delegates and orators to
TO a Democratic State Convention.
They look with suspicion upon rebel
who comes back and attends
quietly and industriously to his
business, and ignores politics alto
gether, instead OF spending his time
denouncing the Radicals and clamor-
Ing for his rights. AS we understand
Mr.. Hsymond's case it is that he has
recognized the improperly of any
meddling on his part with political
matters, and expressed a determine
ton to pursue his profession not as a
politician but as a lawyer. This is a
very unusual thing for lawyer, rebel
or not, to do, and it seemed to the Legis-
lature to be so peculiar in its motive as
to merit attention and favor at their
hands. We look upon the experiment
as good investment and hope that the
result will not only vindicate their ac-
ton but justify them in more expert
ments of the same sort. The democracy
seem to dread such exhibitions of
clemency as likely to deprive them OF a
considerable portion of their stock in
trade.
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AN ACT


TO Amend and Re-enact the Fifteenth
Section of an Act Providing for the
Completion of Line or Lines al
Railroad from the waters of thC
Chesapeake to the Ohio River, Pass
ed February 26th, 1867. Passed Feb.
FuaFy 9Th, 1865. a.ggi L-u.i 49,.
Be it enacted by the Le0fsLnt ,sre q,
Vest IfrgiaiG: That the fifteenth sec
ton of an act to PROVIDE fon the com.
pIet1on of line orlines of rAilpoaCl from
the waters of the Chesapealse, toolthe
ohio river, passed FebruhFBn26, 1867,
shall be, and is. hereby amended and
re:enacted 80 as to read as follows:
"l5. 1t shall be lawful for the board
OF supervisors of any county, whether
the vote of said county has ALREADY
been taken thereon or not, to take the
sense of the qualified voters of their
county, ana of all other white male
residents thereof, who are neither mil
nors, persons of unsounds mind, pau
pers, nor under conviction of treason.
felony, or bribery in an election. and
who have been residents of the state
Tor one year, and of the county for
thirty days, and are assessed with a
tax therein for the year 1867 upon the
question of subscription to the stock of
any company which may be author
1zedto construct the railroad from Gov
lnBCon, In the state of Virginia., to
the. Ohio river, at the mouth of the
kanawha or Sandy river, or both; and
should majority of the persons who
may vote on such question, vote in IA
vor of the proposed subscription the
said board of supervisors shall appoint
an'agentto subscribe, on behalf of the
county, for the amount of stock which
may have been authorized by such
vote, and to negotiate loan or loans
In the nameo of the county, at a rate of
interest not exceeding ten per,centum
per annum, for the purpose ofrpaying
such subscription of stock; and said
board of supervisors. shall be author
iae' to issue the bonds, coupon or regis
tered, of the county for the amount of
such loans; and it shall be the duty of
such board of supervisors, from time
TO time, to assess and collect taxes
alike upon all the taxable subieots Of
their county, including the same esub-
jects in the incorporated towns and,
villages, sufficient to pay the interest
on such loans, and for the final ex tine
ton of the principal thereof. No regis
tration of the persons herein named.
who are qualified voters under the
of this State as amended.
shall be required to enable such per.
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To Republican Voters Throughou
tho State.

Inasmuch as it seems to be desirable to
avoid the holding OF two regular State
Conventions this year, the undersigned
beg to recommend that you win, at as early
81 day as possible, assemble in county meet
ings and empower your respective represen-
taitves in the two Houses of the Legislature,
or such others as you may designate
10 act as your delegates in State Conven-
lion to be held in this City on the 2ad of this
month. The Convention is called tonomi-
nate ten delegates to the National Repub
l'can Convention at Chicago on the 10th OF
May next, and to transact such other bust.
ness SIS may concern the interests of the Re.
publican party throughout the State.
I, 81. LOGAN.
J.R. HUBBARD.
81. sANtI- nAUGH1N.
JOSEPH BELL.
J. E. Wilson.
~ JOSEPH sEYBoLD.
A. w. CAMPBELL.
State Central Committee
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inhabitants, in which the expense
of maiptaining the public schools
Is rreafer than that of the entire State
Of West Virginia. Yet inlthose cities
the public schools are.the pride and
boastlof thetcitizens. With us it is no
uncommon thing for tax payers to
lew dollars, school tax, while they
cheersully pay their hundreds for the
building OF court houses and peniten-
tiaries. 1t connot for moment be
presumed thatathe Legislature, of West
Virginia will give countenance to such
economy. " J.C. T.
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TruRfaa2s Sala..

PURSUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST
from William Cloudy - to me dated
June 9Th, 1859, and duly recorded in the re.
corder's office of Ohio county, West Virginia
in deed book No. "A, page lie, 1 shall, on
MONDAY, THE 2ND DAY OF MARCH, 1855 al
10 o'clock q. m, at the front door of the
coed to sell, at public auction, to the highest
and best bidder, the lot numbered Q8Il one
hundred and eighty-one, on the plat of that
part of the city or Wheeling laid out by
William Ohapline and John Eoff, now
known as Centre Wheeling, situated on the
Methodist Episcopal Church on the south.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in two EQUAL
instruments, payable in six and twelve
months, with in terest from day of sale.
POSSESSION delivered upon compliance
with terms OF sale.
900, JAMES g. WHEAT,
JRDSU-GQ a.-rE. .... -.TruRtea
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M0UsE or nR1.EcArra

Prayer by Rev. R. h. Wallace. of
Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell, from The
Judiciary Committee, reported bscE
the bill (Senate No. L. to incorporaie
the village of Leatherwood, recon.
mending it's passage with amendments
one striking out OF section the word q
"a public nuisance" and substituting
out the said corporation shall pay to
any person. corporation or association
all the damage they may sustain bv
teSson OF such removal in case the es-
t3aollshment SO removed would not uD-
S uet existing laws be public or pri-
Mr.. Boggess, from the Committee ON
6nIre I ;nto ~, VINO were directed to in
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A CORRESPONDENT of the New York
Tribune, shocked at the terrible, and,
as he says, needless torture of crimi-
nails by hanging. suggests that hereafter
they may be made to touch a wire COM
municating with twelve Leyden jars,
when death by electricity would be in
Simultaneous and painless.
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THE Baptist Church in the United
States during the last twenty five years,
has increased SO per cent. in churches,
II per cent. in ministers, and 9s per
cent. in members. The number re-
ceived by baptism during 1867 was g.
957; the whole number OF meeting
houses is 1855, aud of members 1885,
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The Western weather prophets, some
time ago, predicted from the manner in
which the muskrats built their houses
and from other signs, that mild win
ter would be experienced in Minnesota.
The r"pers of that State, however, as
sert that they have not had such cold
winter since 1856. At Minneapolis, a
few days since, the thermometer stood
at forty-six degrees below zero.
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DURING 1867, the three principal cities
ofthe West lost heavily by fires. St.
Louis had POI fires, at which the losses
were $1,911 ,S1s; Chicago AL fires with
81 ,731 900 loss, and Cincinnati 1853 fires
with 81 200, 900 loss. Chicago has largely
the start for 1868, having already lost
nearly IS. 900, 600. 2 -. -
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THE Chicago Tribune thinks the
cause of the present hard times ia that
two many young men repudfate farm.
ing and take to manufacturing and
trading, so that while we have not
have enough to eat, we have twice as
much material for clothes as we can
wear.
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DIED:

RITTER-on Thursday, Feb. 9Th, Mrs.
CATHERINE RITTER, aged 81 years and 6
months. -iFa ~. -1-g
Her funeral viii take place at 81 O'Clock
to-day, from the residence OF her son on Zane
street, between 9th and 18th sts., East Wheel
ing. Friends ofthe family are respectfully
invited to attend.
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For SaleC haan-

THE WEST HALF OF LOT NO. 8 ON
L the south side of Hampden street tine
same being the secondl lot from the corner Of
BYRON: On the alley part Of this 9F lot IS
rooms and renting at present fofF TWO nm.
,.oo THos. o'BRIEN,
Jan9 Real Estate a cant
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Trl1st Sa1e

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF rRtJs4,
y maze 10 neon the second day of Aupust
a. D. 1862 and of record in Book 20 folio liz
IN me Reeorder,s Office OF Ohio county, State
o! west NlrH1nia, shall on MONDAY, TFIE
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio conn
" IN Inc city OF Wheeling, at 10 O'Clock, q.
auction TO the highest and best bidder for
GGTAsa, All the right, title, and interest of
agIn ay u darbour' decd, as one of the heirs
a. A. law OF Joseph 2: Harbour, decd, in and to
d ne reaL estate of the said Joseph O. Harbour,
,o,,, oo.s GIBSON L. CRANMER,
!aai1-o0to - Trustee,
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For Sale

T OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELLING
L house on Main street, Centre WheeIir,S.
containing nine rooms, with bath and Ras
Asooo new stable. The other outbuildinQ15
complete and in good ORDER LOT i'm feSf
mont; Terms made to suit the purchaser.
JauA1-LI JACOB SHYnER
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For Sale.

A SMALL FARM IN BELMONT co.
"a Ohio, two miles from Bridgeport, u mile
from the National Road, containing
6l35 ACRES, WELL IMPROVED.
Also one large BRICK HOUSE In Martins
ansO /. IRWIN
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Speefal Apttees.
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, :
md THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MAN

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 t
Relief. sentin sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address, Dr. ]. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Coward Association, Philadelphia, Pa,
jan31-3md&w -i- :
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The Confessions ana Experience q,

.,g.zags an Invalid =
Published for the benefit, and as a CAUTION,
TO YOUNG MEN and Others, who suffer from
nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Man.
nood' g G., supplying THE MEANS. OF SELF.
GURE' Written by one who cured himself
ana sent Tree on receiving postpaid direct.
eo envelope. Address NATHANIEL MAY.
FAIR. Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free, by the
same 81 publisher, a circular of DAISY SWAIN
the great Poem of the War. decl7-smd
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9uE SaIR.
Public Sale.

- = 0D44O Gct4Osr N
an THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th,
~ 1888, Twill sell my farm, containing I48
Acres, situated one mile west of NIartlnsviIle,
Belmont county, o., on the MartinsviLe and
Mt, Pleasant Plank Road. 1t Is pleasantly
situated, good buildings, abundance of fruit,
a three year old vineyard of six acres, 20
acres of the land in grass. Sufficient locust
timber for the use of the farm and VINEYARD:
well watered. Terms, y cash, the balance In
two equal annual paymentsW with interest Sc
cured by mortgage.
Also, on the same day all my stock, farm
ing implements, household and kitchen fur
niture, viz: horses, cows, two of them
thorough bred Durhams; $50 head of sheep, 4
hogs, good 2-horse carriage and harness. q
moving machine, 2-horse wagon, ploughs,
to a farm and household.
jan8l-td WR VANPEIT
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8ur Gent.
For Rent.

+ COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE
"A on the north side of Zane ST., between
9th and 9Th sts., East Wheeling, containing
seven rooms, hall, two porches, two pam
fries and two cellars, with front, back and
side entrance and stable in rear. Apply to
E. HOBBS,
feb5.2W At Hobbs, Taylor Co
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"A FEW QUESTIONS. FRIEND.

"A FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your Hair SO beautiful? an.
'.G ~ 80 Oh of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lustre9 :
,.....- OIL OF Grapevine
What gives Lite and Growth to your Ha1r9
TO. l...t.s OIL of Grapevine.
Oil of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is counterfeitedq
,,r, -. Oh of Grapevine.
Who are the only Proprletors of
Ht-f on of 9rapev1neP
HepS # No. 50 Main St, Wheeling.
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RoTT II ACRES OF LAND ADJoIN.
a ing Bridgeport, Belmont county, Ohio.
three acres Of which is in Grapes-the bal