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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, -
- Auctioneers and Real Estate brokers.
ONE NEW TWO, STORY FRAME HOUSE AND

oNh NhT To r"T s PPTBRIIC HUUTIuuSSu Sh AND
On TUESDAY, the 2lst instant, at O'Clock D,
m, We shall sell. on the premises Lot No, IL, IN
between l. and north, with depth OF iO5 feet
together with the tinprovements, which consists
Of nearly new two. story Frame House,
I Ttrme esshyf AL convey sncing and rvyspue
stamps at the pnrch sser's oest - y s1s1'- :
I sp s5a fISREEE "a WILLIAMs,sAucts.
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RTJ. B. wHEKEER q CO., Auctionesr.,
~ No. 81 La. ave-, bet. 9Th and 7th ST. sets,
opposite SeSton House.
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Rf j. b. WHEELER & CO., Auctioneers,
- No. 81 Louisi ana avenue, bet 9th and 18th SITS
opposite Seaton House.
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- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
til THURSDAY, the 9Th instant, same hour and
place.
BY order Of the Trustee.
ap6-td GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
~ THE ABOVE sALEIs FURTHER POST.
fONED until THURSDAY, the 10th instant, at
he same hour and place at vi ich time it will posi-
lively take place, and will be sold without reserve
By order eff the Trustee.
apl0 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
~ ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
Postponed on account OF the rain until THURS
DA the I'D instant, at the ssm hour and place,
which will be sold without reserve.
By order of tie Trustee.
ap l6-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
l(Y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
II Late Clerks with Jas. G. Mcclure h Col
Southwest cerIer Penna. avenue and Eleventh ct.
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The B.Qo RoDas

- Sfona ne 4 tttddeLPhtd LEDGER
The Hon. 3. q. spaulding, in his.re-
cent letter on the debt, written at the
request of Senator Morgan, exposes an
important overnight In tbereport with
which the Finance COMMITTEES accom-
panied Mr.. ShermanIs bill when they
presentedit to the Senate. Inthis re-
port 1t seems to be taken for granted,
or implicitly admitted at least, that III
the Secretary of the Treasury gave any
assurance, while the 5:201 loan of 1862
was regulating, that the principal iof
the bonds as Well as the Interest would
be paid in gold, then snoha a declaration
might form part of the contract and
would be binding onIthe Government.
The report adds that the COMMITTEE
can find no official declaration made by
the Secretary on the subject until after
the loan was pegottated.o Now 1t is
we'll known that this loan was not
closed till the beginning of the year
1854, and in response 10 an inquiry
made at the Department by Fisk
and Hatch, of New York, under
date of August Sd, 1868, George
Harrington, Acting Secretary of
ing at the time, thatit is the decision
ofthe Secretary that HA1l coupons and
registered bonds, forming a part of the
permanent loan of the United States,
fDttt De redeemed m g0kq. Ihe. 5-2O skies
being redeemable al any time within
twenty years after the lapse of five
years, belong to the permanent loan,
and SO also do the 2O-year skies of July
IL, 1881, intoswhich the 3-yeAr a ,3Os are
convertfble."e !" A similar c0mmuntca-
tien was subsequently written by Sec.
retary Chase. 10 establish the perti.
nency of these letters, IL is only needful1 |
to remember that the books of the De.
partment show that on the Sd of Au.
gust two hundred and sixteen millions
of the 5 20s had been issued, and that
the aggregate was Increased up to FIVE
hundred aud fourteen millions before
the loan was finally closed In the fol-
lowing January.
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me seIf.Imprisoned FamIIy.

on the principal street In West
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, stands a one-story
house, the shingles upon which, from
age, have been worn to stats. The
front door, leading from the street, is
kept closed and bolted; the window,
Wlthan iron bar across, has not been
opened, and neither friend, neighbor,
or stranger, has been admitted within.
for many years. Thirty years ago'the
family consisted of a father, mother,
three sons, and a daughter, D lively. in-
telligent girl, then I'M her Teens. About
that time the father diedii the mother
living unHlaabout fifteen years ago,
leaving property supposed to be worth
twelve or dfLeen hundred dolIars.A
In time the attention of the
HneighborS- WAS direeted TO the lonely
condition OF the house; two Of
the brothers being seen about the prem-
ises, and they only occasioually, the
elder brother and the girl never being
seen by the outstde world. Strange re-.
ports were circulated strongly preiudi-
.cial 20 the Isolated inmates. Finally a
writ of habeas corpus WaB1 taken out,
on the ground that the girl was kept
imprisoned by. her three brothers. The.
allegationsWere not sustained, and the
sister yoluntarii returned to the house
In charge OF her brothers, and has not
been seen since. How they live isa
mystery. OccAssionalIY q passing
bread wagon leaves ailUaf. and Q jug Of
moIRsses, at long intervals, Is bought
from q store near by. Smoke from the
chimney is.fhe solitary Indication of
the life Within IT d ppzzling, and
passing strange that any woman In
these days should be excluded from the
world, Wheshers voluntafye eor inyoIun-
=
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HARPER,S WEEKIY
sPLENDmLY mnusTRATED.
Critical Nntiae9 aFtba E1rs..

C9aItelLt 4f0tIoe3 q Lle tTe1Is 77IlFI
The MODEL NEWsPAPrR of our oountry-
complete in all the departments of an Ameri-
can FAMILY yPaper-HARPRR'aW WEEKLY has
earned for ttSelf right 70 ltB title, "a IoUR.
HAI H,AlsI[ OF CTYTr1zATIoN.'S- .'S-iNelg York EU@ltnO
our future historians win enrich them
selves out Of HARPERiS WEEKLY long after
writer and printer. al1d publishers are
turned to duBt.-R6lD York EUa1gReEEGt,
The best Of It's class In Amar1ca.-BoshOa
Traveller.
declared the best noWsraper In AaeFieSI.
Z919 Independent, RGlg York, lfl77I
Ihe 2rt4Gles upon public questions which
Apps IN mdARRERiG WEEELH from week to
WEEK. form AremnrlEAble series Of brief no.
utc4 esRaSa.. They arc distinguished BY
clear ana PoInted statement, by good COM
mon senses by Independence and breadth OF |
HleW.s They are the expression of mature l
eonNtotont high principle, and strong feel /
Ing, and take their placS among the best /
neWsPaPaL writing OF the times-N0Tl6
4hlaIicdn Repiel1. Boston. A0aa. -
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DR. CuYnER on REPEATING SRRMoHs.
There IS good sense in the following.
from Rev. T. I. Guyler:
ApooEs tniceless sermon ought never
TO be preaehed the first time; but a nu-
tEitious, sayory discourse may be. made
al the better on second delivery. DIR.
Addison Alexander preached. his Sfori-
ous sermon on the faithful SayiDg,'
until he wore oat the manuscript; and
DR.. Griffin repeated his elaborate dis.
c0urse on ths worth of the souIn
ninety timesi He never Wearied oft
nor did his audience either. HIS con-
gregadons change Constantly, and
memories are leaky; dEstsrate practI-
cal sermon ought 70 be repeated with
e1tempote imptoyemental about once
In hYs years. feigeF sermons and rick
er5 ahould be q settled pastors aim.
Whitefield attained great finish and.
power by giving the same discourse
over again through ail his missionary
tours.
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Terms Z


HARRER'G REEKLH, one yaar..........-SG00 90
An Extra Copy Of either the MAGAZINE
WEEKBYt or BAZAR will b9 supplied RrRfI3
for GYeEy O1ub OF Five Subscribers nc q 90
eaG6t IN one remlttance; or 6ix CoploS for
Back Numbepcan be supplied at any time,
The Annual Volumes OF aARPERB WEKK.
pEe9ss lree OF expenEe, for 81 each. A conn
plete sett comPltstng Ten Volumes, sent ON
receipt OF cash at the rate of S6 IS per vol
freight at expense Of purchaser. Volume
XXI. ready January Isl, 1858.
oSssubsonption8 sent from BEitiEh North
American Provinces must b0 accom- panied
with % CentS additional, 70 prepay United
States postage. AddreS8
HARPER q BROTHERS.
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,9f1t aaBEttleftltents.
Revolution ia Trade

II ONE DOLLAR, SiIk Merino SSi1 % a " "a
@ @6sseca DTesSess shaWls, BalmoraIs Iinen
ST.Soc1Ss Em.posSed Table Covers, WafoheS
SSStAeLtyk SILVER Plated Ware, SaVfnrI Mo-
SStlIness &C. Bend elubs of ten or more: vim,
~ CAM LOT eaeh de9cE1p ptiye cheek SrSi the
sssssIs seIs up ot me club win receive q pFeSeff
1gtta l8a.S " 70 Sd9I according TO number Senf,
SamIed everywhere, CircniaIa
GRAESsf5S na - S s g g 60, peeesaor! to
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Franklin Insurance Company
Oapital.oE OF w11.llress. w11.1EElres. ,s,.a o.o


DmE0HORas
7. H.Losan, 7. 2. shanmoH, ]. q Rhodes
Geo. Msndel, ]. a. Hobbs, Saml. McCial.
LAM g. w. FranGheim, Ja8. II. VANCE, AieIsi
44o9nElns
Nk41ss COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEIJ
Il Organized four yea[s, and In tbRGEma
tt Sol9 2 slaeeesllt1l buAtneS5, Is Ettn prepared
70 Iake risks ~ taiF rates on BUILDINGS OF an
h1nosJ MerehAndtse, Manufacturing EStsb-
nshmentA, FurnitIue, Steam Boat md orr.
gee ON the Western RiVeTs and IAlraE
G1l8 company oneF1 superior Inducements
I9 IS STnets, whereby they can be insured ON
dwellings, Furniture, Barns and CON taufg foF
y OF yeafB at reduced rates,
GhB being home nBtitutton, With the lar.
sSS capltal and surplus Of any company IN
u N Lns state and, composed OF some
1,l1 nlllety-loaf stockholdeB, most ofWhom ara
among our best business men, recommends
itself 70 the favorable consideration OF the
1nsur1ng pablo. and 8olicitA their patronage
Applications for insurance win be promptly
isttanded % by the Secretary.
Omce % Monroe street,
N.G.ARTHUR, BecrssafY.
6A4I MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President, =.
o. N. COEN, Special Agent. ocI81
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sURsCRIPEIONs.

The Publishers have perfecteda \ system of
mailing by which they can supply the Ma
aAGnzE, WEHKEH, and BAzAR promptly 10
those who preNer to receive their periodicals
directly nom the ONCE Of Publication. Post
masters and others desirous OF getting up
CIubswtn be supplied with shoW-Bill ON
application.
Tho postage on HARPBRH WEEKLY Is 20
cents year, which must be paid at the auo-
SaFoers post once.
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GREAT Now ENGT,ANT
White Pine COMPOUND

tTs, NOW OFFERED TO OTHEAFFIICTRD
u throughout the country, after having
bean proved by the test of eleven FyeaFs n
the New England States, where Its merits
hSye pecome rs Weu known ns the tree from
which, In part, 1t der1vesits virtues,
The White Pine Compound Curea
Bore Throat, Colds, Coughs. Diptheria.
.bronchitiss Splitting of Blood, and Pnlmons
6y Anections generally. 1t is remarkable
Remedy Tor Kidney Complaints, Diabetes
DthGulty of Noiding Urine, Bleeding from
the kdneya and bladder, Gravel, and other
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GEO: K. WHEAr. President.
JAMES McOLUNEY. Vice President

~ ETG-IUsULs
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice Pre7ldenf
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary,
OHAS. WAL.LAnE, state AGENT for VYe-t
Virginia and Maryland. "'
DIRECroRs;-John E. Wilson, jas. O. or.
John a. ArmstronG, a. O. QuRnieF, Geo. R
Mhe0ts samuel aArpar, James MeClunoy,
MoFlean u. Ott, Geo. Adams. - q
REFEREHCEs: g. Brady, CaRhier Merchants
Naaonal Bank Wheeling; List MorrfEou q
Goa Thole1al9 9tocemS 7WheelInF: PFynr.
y I4andlan 4 Coz Wholesale GrooerS Bhesis
lnt5 4tGhtlel Reilly WbolalRlo (3FUlcSsl
Wheeling; AcClellan q Knox Boot SII5if
shoe Aouse Wheeling; McCabe, RrRft q Co,
gfnRRts15 WheainHt Geo. W. EFanKheim a
Co.s MholeAll Ne Wines and L4q uo1, Wh0ol-
InE; &inshtPS Woods q Co, QueansWapo
" M4,IneeIings lsWb Baker, Pub. R0EtSteF.
Mhoellngs y. o. AoAfee, Notions, WhSoIInRs
Gampbels FroW 4 Co., Pubs. Intelligence
" neelinFS 0tts son q % Hardware, Wheel
n95 y. Z. Sands CRRhieF, FiIBt Nat Bank,
salrmonts 4. p. Camdan. PFa8t. Naf, 81.
5a11lE, e MeSton, W. Va; Capt. John NaLur8,
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No More Need

4 fAF people In tho country paying three or
". " lo9E prohtS on the goods thsy haVa To
39$s 9$s .Ihe methods introduced by fhe I0IS
ts !4Ats ~ AsLE principle, Rs ahered iSy C5YIH1N
9 sSIo1 w Hanover street, Boston, NO. an.
ss1lSs ~ c0liSnnen8 70 OBTAIN goods Gt WholeSnIe
PttGe4I win almost unlimited alloVTinq of
s4coapBes end valuable presents thFoVfni in
Seqo ior Q Circular, or send Ten CenfS for de-
scl1p ptlye alp. Great Inducements for mar.
sons TO act Ra Agents. - 4SA
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lending entirely2u = . 4t--N
10, I do not. Many a man knows
hoWeto use, wisely and benefeentiy
means = that hetdoes not, while othefs
DO, possess: lending to snct. under pro-
PEI PEE safeguards Is most tcommendable.
len Thousand young farmers. y ho. nv
iWoEking for others, have earnedssi. .ll05
sno saved good part of It, are now
rs. ePatea 20 work farms of their own.
% E5e 6So Sno le, lends snch a youth $1,000 to
sz,yyV WhePeWtth to purchase d farm3
taxing q mortgage thereon for the
amount and leaving to the vounp
farmer his own wefl-earned means
W,hefeWtth TO buy stock and seed, pro-
visions and implements, will often en-
ap!e MIN TO work his way into a modest
independence surrounded and blessed
py q wife and children-hImseIf a nae
tul member of society, and a true rillsrI
otthe State-When he must. btit for
tnat 1oans have remained years Longer.
single and'a hireltng. So, young me.
cnAnic may otten be wisely and safely
alned 70 esta blish himself in business
Dy timely and we'll secured loan: .but
IN shls shoald never be accorded him till,
tpy years OF patient frugal industry, he
nus qua1hed himself for mastery, and
proved himself worthy Of trust. fOfI
!, E,adeEs, there viii always be too many,
though none should ever be able to bofs
TOW dollar. But improVident bor-
EoW1nS and lending are among our
most prevalent and banefull errors. and
would gladly conduce to their re-
formation.
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National Insurance COmDalV.
WHEELING. WEaT

WHEELING. WEST va.
$500. .OOO
t,Sn51 o@cs S e Monroe st., next door to lat Ma
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The White Pine Compound,

was early In the spring of 80 that this
family was ainicted With an irTitatiop Of tbs
throat attended with q diBaRreeable cough. i
had tor some months previous Thought that
bark OF white pine might be SO compoundei
as lobe very useful In diseases of the Throat
ana lungs. Totest the value Of it in the case
alluded TO- compounded small quantity
of the medicine that I had been planninS
and gayett in teaspoonful doses. The result
days the Irritation 81 the throat was % TamoVo SWo
ed, the cough subaided and q speedy cure
a lady In Londonderry, n, H,, Who md hem
suffering for some weeks nom q bad cough.
occaSloned by sudden cold, and had raised
mucous stTeaked with blood She soon found
RELIEF and sent for more. She took abouf
ten ounces of il, and got well. j. 81. uiarSe.
Esq, editor OF the Manchester Daily MfrroF
made q trial OF the same preparation In mi
case OF 2BeYere cold and was cured tmmedi-
styi sd a9 y Mas s9 highAy pleased With the re-
sales, IL placed before the public, that he
nnalty persuaded me to give it q name, and
send 1t abroad to benent the suffering. In
November, 1885, I INST advertised it under
then name of White Pine Compound. In Two
yeaFs from that time there ina been J5l1oieS
sailed in Manchester alone lone one ne hundred dos
lRrs worth, where It took the lead OF all the
cough remedies In the market, and It BtIll
In 1tfor this; It Is very soothing and healing
sons nature5 ts warming to the stomach and
pleasant wtthal to the taste, and IS exceed
sHs remedy for kidney. complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unr1Valei. It
was not Originated for that purpose; but a
person In using 1t for q cough was not only
cured of. the cough butWRs also cured Of q
Kidney difficulty often yeaTg standing. Since
that accidental discovery many Thousands
have used It for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured.' -
The above was written by DR.. Poland, In
1880. Since then, as In Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
all Cough remedies, as well as q preparation
for the cureof Kidney dime culties, In every city
owns village and hamlet throughout the
New ENGLAND States. ] 7
TINS = renedy is as safs and pleasant to take
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AZ HoRAoR eREr1rr

REooLLECfEIoas OF = lG6s nnsI' ..sas9r, alIas...
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German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING. WEST va.
Incorporated MAYA. 1851.
CAPrFAI,,.,... aTOo oor

kUo600V
DIRECTORS.
Christian Hes, william ISIevtu. I4snno
64nl1nefs John Oe8tarlinR, John P1lFr jOhn.
aSssIaeFI 5a9elneFI Anton ReymRnn, PhIhp 6chuohle,
HIIaIS CoHPAciY NOW FULLY ORGAN.
y led y prepared TO insure BniidinSs
6SutntQfeS MeFehAntiSe and Other PersoESnI
property at favorable rates,
promptly paid. y. -
Applications for Insurance win roCeIye lm-
nleulAte attention nom the Secretary,
CompaDys otice, room over feopleas
Bank, Nam street
OSlsPH BEYBOLiD, Seeratary,
IA. A. KNAPP, Aksi8fanf k5earefSIsSI-
JOHN ORSEERL Presideiat.
aSSSSi9SSST SST 5 " Qsas Vice PTesldent.
M4LI1AM KLEVI8,
feH11IP eE114IlPE,s sIGJHgEHLE SsurysYonI.
AUGUST WIEDEBUBH,l
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Tissaid that Chnrles Erancis Adams
writes the articles on Americans politics
in:th6 London Star,
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The President informs your corfes-
pondent that he did not so,underst tand
General Grant. If he had known such
was his Intention, he Should have re-
lleved Grant at once, and placeda q man
In the War Department who would not
have given up to Stanton, and thus the
matter stands. The President has
Issnedno order yet prohibiting ohieial
Gen. Grant and EIent. Gen. Sherman
called on the President this evening
and had full and hee conferences.
They. both informed the President that
they had advised Mf. Stanton 70 tender
his resignation, but that the1latter had
given them no reply They expressed
themselves in fayorof efeeting an ami
cable settlement of the existing
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The latest tirnproyementstn the way OF 1na-
ehineEY arc being put into the concern, and
an work turned out VIII be
Guaranteed 10 Give BattsfScston.
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JOHN TERoR.

Maltster and Hop Dealer.
ATI.Es SIR
aishst e1a prisaI Isla 10 Tisiisy suso
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.l.,;s.ss1k; have neither the money Won
ask ior, nor the inclination to lend Il
on tne security you proffer. And vonr
p. prompts the suggestion sfhas.
,1aa.=lS MneneVer T, 1shaL be moved to seek IA.
VoEs tt1 OF the members OF. some other
Shuroh rather than that to which i have.
nitherto adhered, I shall make haste n
Join that other cinrnh. ~ ~ y. y
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=, ihae y IA. autograph, I regretto saw. re-
~ nI ans ans on my hands, and Is stiff for
ssIe ssIe az the original. price, despite the
IaPse cnpse Oh time, and the depreciation Of
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1 once received aletter from an ntter
sstaaingert 81 living 200 miles away. aslSine
me 10 lend him large sum on 4 '.o1I1s n,orts
gsGe ef OF Z nus farm, and closing thus
o,a1i s, SS.s-My religious views are radi.
Hesig na =, an ana gonlstic to yours; but know
!, eopld 80 readily, and with such con.
a1ae5,n,ee, a5,l ask such favor, as of yonsSJ
rms postscript ifnpelled me. instae5
OF S,l..1t cropping the letter quietly into the
! IesLe- y basket, as usual, and turning Ia.
M M, nexE y. business in order, to answer
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mo RESTORATION Of the Boutheru


M. ,.,,...,... . y ~ ~ -.
re.admitting the States OF North and
South Carolina. I,ouisiana daoroIa.
hiai,arnaT a,,a r,,.,,ss !. a. Iii, N,
4 1917 ns'e iotiiua' w Apfy Pr11i
last friday ana sent 10 tho President
WHEREAS, the people OF North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Louisiana,
Georgia, Alabama and Florida have,
In pursuance of the provisions Of al. act
entitled IAN act for the more efficient
government Of the rebel States, passed
March 2, 1867, and theiacts supplement-.
airy thereto, framed constitutions Of n
State government, which arc Repubs
lican. and have adopted gaid conStitu.
tlons' by large Irnaioritiea AZ ma votes
cast a The eieotions held FOR the ralifi.
cation OF repealinp az th6 aame.
Therefore. De q ejideted. trhat each of
the StateB az North CaroiInn. South
Caroiina. Ionisinnn. Csnorola. Alahama
and Florida ANAL Is entitled and mi.
United 10 fepresent tion in Congress N
q State OF the Union. when Ira IeeIsla.
ture Of Huch State Anil have dnlv ratj.
hed the amendment 10 tbe tjonstitntIon
ofthe United State. nronosed bv Inc
IXXXINth Conpresa. and 'Ennwp ID
Article Id. unon 9the foiiowine fbndn.
mental eonditions IL y . iS1Fi
gsRCrtos i, Tint Tho lConaittn,tnn nj
neither IL eaia States anal svsy ha az
nnnendad ar changed az in dsnSIve eny
citizen or Il Ma ri .cItizens ~ tha iin,iad
Statea nftha rioht 10 yn,a II aa,d Sd "a
who sre entitie5 IN ynts hv the I Snns,S.
tntinn ,hsreof hetsin racneyyiysd oIea,,,
M in n,,nishbnent ~ anch ~, Wine ~ 4 y "a
no.v teionieS ~ cnm MON lac svhe,snf
thew shali have been tluly conyicled
under laws ca uhlly appllca5ie "a iithe
iuhabltants ofsaId State; Provided, that
any altefations OF said Conhtittitions
prospective In It's effect, may be made
with regard TO the time and place or res.
idence OF voters; and the State OF q eor.,
ola shall only be entitled and admitted
10 representation upon this further fun.
damental condition: That the first and
third subdivisions OF Section II Of the
9th Article OF the Constitution OF said
State, except the proylso 10 the first
subdivision, shall be null and void, and
that the General Assembly OF Aaid-
State, by solemn public act, shall de.
clare the assent OF the State 10 the fore.
going fundamental condition. ~
SEQ. 2. That IL the day fixed for the
first meeting Of the Legislature of either
OF said States by the Constellation or
ordinance thereof shall have passed. or
so nearly arrived, before the passage or
this net that there shall not be time for
the Legislature to assemble at the peri.
cd fixed, such Legislature shall con.
vene at the end Of twenty DAYS from the
time this act takes effect unless the
Governor OF the State sooner convene
the same. ~ Tll5'7l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-15
AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON, MASS.

bUoION, MASS.
The very Important and extensive I'M
pFoyements which have recently been made
In this popular Hotel, the largest In New
England, enable the proprIetoR 10 offer to
Tourists Families. and the travelling public,
accommodations and Convenlences superior
to any other Hotel In tile city. During the
past summer additions have been made Of
numerous suits OF apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets, &C., attached; one Of
Tufts magnificent passenger elevators, the
pes ever constructed, conveys guests to the
upper story OF the house In one minute; the
entries have been newly and richly carpeted,
and the entire house thoroughly replenlshed
and refurnished. making 1t, in all Its ap-
pointments, equal TO any hotel in the coun.
try. Telegraph ONCE, Billiard HallBand Cafe
on FIRST door.
LEWIS RICE Il SON,
myI.Smeod PROPRIETOR,