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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-03
Gheqmtelldgfntfer.
The Legislature.

The Legislature met yesterday, and
took The preliminary steps for the
labors of the session. a joint COM
mittee was appointed to report a plan
of procedure i'll the enactment of the
Code. This report will probably he
made today. 1t Is expected, we be-
iieve, that the principal labor of exam
lining and amending the report of the
cod!ners will be entrusted to some half
dozen joint committees, to whom the
report VIII be referred In appropriate
divisions. These committees will re-
port their work to the two Houses,
which, except upon points specially
contested, nre likely 10 concur without
discussion.
There Is disposition among a por-
ton OF the members to engage in gen
eral legislation, and especially to open
up tho.question of locating the Capitol.
A resolution was offered IN the House
by Mr.. Tomlinson, TO declare that
neither House should engage In any
other business until their work on the
Code had been completed. This
AGablulAbh WIS Aulu vi NLc IA
BILE by decided vote. This action.
unless due To some reason at present
unexplained, indicates a disposition to
enlarge the work for which tho session
WAS particularly called. We under
stand from tho reading OF Governor
Boreman's message, sent in yesterday,
that His Exeellency considers the ses-
oil
action on the Code. Yet, of course, it
rests entirely with the two Houses,
since thsy,haye been convened, to con-
slider whatever matters they deem ex-
pedient. 1t only upon grounds OF ex-
pediency that we should venture to
make any suggestion Whatever. Our
conviction respecting what the Legis
lature ought and ought not TO do this
SIMMER. was expressed couple Of
months ago. That Is rather
strengthened than weakened. We
think It would be at once right and ju-
iicious to proceed with the Code with.
out the interposition of other business,
for many reasons which we are sure
viii occur TO our friends. without being
specifically referred to. We do not
expect that our opinions in this matter
Will have any great weight with men,
bers, for they will be attributed TO the
supposed unwillingness OF Wheeling
to have the Capital question called up
yet We venture TO suggest that in the
campaign opening before us there are
considerations involved of greater mo,
meut to the Union party of the State
than that Of determining where they
viii have the permanent Capital. Just
in the front of battle as we now are
We ought TO be on orr good behavior,
We cannot afford to give our vr,rv =1,e
any unnecessary opportunities to at
tack. We cannot afford to add Il, ,ho,,
stock-in-trade. We cannot afford a.
run risks OF doing anything thai mIoS,
strengthen the hands OF our enemies .,
weaken our friends. AS the partv :,
power we have TO shoulder now enoucS
responsibilities. 1t Is desirable to aS,
as few as possible just now. We shout,
at once command the confidence of on
friends and the respect OF our enemie.
and this we must doif our legislstur
shows itself earnest, diligent and prr
dent in Its dealings with the publ
business.
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Explanations by the West. Virginia

I The telegraph last Wednesday morn
3 ing mentioned that on the previous day
3 after the President had been finally &C
Z Quilted, several Senators made per
sonal explanations touching confer
ences which they were reported to have
: had with the Chief Justice. Wefnd In
the Globe the following report OF, the
remarks made by our own Senators,
both Of whom squarely deny having
either dined with the Chief Justice or
had any conversation with him relating
to tho impeachment trial.
Mr., Willey-Lest my silence, after
after the remarks-iwhIch have been
made by the Senator from Rhode
| Island, should be misconstrued, / deem
it proper to make a remark. So far as
/ am Individually concerned, although
1 have bsen The recipient or liberal
share of misconstrnction and misrep.
resentatiOn for a great many years, !
have never deemed 1t proper to notice
IL: but since my name has been con-
nected with that OF the honorable Sen
ator from Rhode Island in several of
those interviews, and q great deal of
that wining and dining and private
conference with the Chief Justice, lest
1t should be inferred by my silence that
there was some truth in it with respect
to me II Ibid not rise and deny It, / de-
sire to say that in reference TO myself
there is not one word of truth Init rom
the beginng TO the end. It is due
to the Chief Justice to say that he never
had a word of conversation with me
upon this trial, nor I with him directly
or indirectly; that / have not been in
side his house since this trial COM
menced; that there has been no over
ture, directly or indirectly on his part
to me or on my part to him. 1 not
only have not been there myself, and I
have not only had no conference with
him, but i know of no Senator who
has. Lest that Distinguished gentle
man may be implicated in some man
ner or form by my silence on this sub
ject, under existing circumstances, i
have thought IL necessary to make this
statement. SO far as myself am con-
cerned, i hold in utter contempt all that
fraternity that cut these falsehoods out
ofthe whole cloth.
MIR. Van Winkle-I wish to say,
since the subject has been preached,
that have never exchanged single
word with the Chief Justice of the
United States on the subject of the i'm
parchment trial; that i have not dined
at his house nor been within his doors.
certainly for more than a year and
half, and that have received no letters
from him in relation to the subject. The
only conversation bad with him was
when we met in the corridor, after an
absence, when he said, "HOw do You
dor" Laughter.
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SpfffaI AutieFs.
The Great Blood Purifier.

In the spring every one feels the need OF an
infallIble remedy for the Impurities OF the
Blood, Dyspepsia, AcIdity of the Stomach,
and kindred ailments. Such medicine is
M1sHLERB herb BITTERs, which has
proven blessing 10 humanity and enjoys a
reputation extending throughout the coun-
try. ByttsJudicious and timely use. at such
time and places where II might be of use. II
will surely avert the approach of the most
InsidIous disease. Danger and sickness will
only ensue when the human system is out OF
order. Either the blood, the stomach, the
! yer or the kidneys may be deranged, ard
disease in the guise of some dangerous fever,
or rackIngs cruel pains. or wearing, debilita-
ting sickness, will speedily bring the victim
to the couch of illness, unless a preventive,
sure in Its operations, and certain In its eff
fects, is promptly taken, and, We repeat
such medicine isMIsHLERB HERB BIT
TIERS. Sold by all Druggists and dealers <.
chairman & Co., Projectors, Lancaster,
Pa.
For sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
wholesale Druggists. Wheeling, w. Va,
myl6-2w
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THE Pittsburgh Gazette congratulates
the friends of an unobstructed river
navigation upon the disposition SO de-
cidedly manifested in both Houses OF
Congress, to regulate by Federal au-
thority the construction of bridges
across the Western rivers, in such
manner as to occasion the least posi-
BILE impediments to the freedom of the
channel-way. 1t is understood that a
bill will be reported in the House from
the proper committee, at the earliest
moment, providing system of regu-
lations for the construction of bridges,
requiring, among other things, that no
span between piers shall be less than
five hundred feet. Such bill, guard
ing alike the marine and railway in
terests, would undoubtedly pass both
Houses promptly,
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We should place bus little conf
dence In the rumor which ascribes TO
Chief Justice Chase, in the further post
ponement of the trial OF jefferson Da-
wis., desire TO avoid an unpleasant
complication 10 the damage OF his Presi-
dental aspirations, II it were not for his
recent and peculiar record. 1t is quite
possible that In procuring the postpone
ment of the trial the Chier Justice was
not influenced by any personal motive
of this discredita6le character, but it is
equally possible that Judge who has
made such a personal record MS he has
inthe impeachment trial would not stop
at any improprieties less grave. No
one denies that he Is candidate for
the Presidency; that he desires the
Democratic nomination; and there
Is strong interest in that party
in his favor; that his ambition in that
direction has led him already to de
grade his own official dignity and &c
the loss OF the national respect. 1t is
not long since he declared to friend
in washington-and It was pending
the trial OF Mr.. Johnson-that shs
would rather be President one month
than Chief Justice for life time" II
the light of such declarations and o.
his recent record, we find little difficult
tY in believing that he would go to any
length in making his present oft1cE
subservient to his ambition for the
other. And Judge who is capable o.
this needs only the opportunity an6
the temptation to become Jefrreys fol
the blood OF the innocent, or q Bacon
for the plumber of suitors.
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Hon. WIN. r. steyenson.

The Pittsburgh Commercial pays the
following merited compliment to our
candidate for Governor:
The many friends here of Hon. VIM.
f. Stevenson were glad to take him by
the hand yesterday on his arrival on a
brief visit to this city, and to congratu-
late him on being the Union Republi-
can nominee for Governor of West
Virginia. Mr.. Stevenson deserves we'll
OF The people of Free West Virginia,
for during all his life he has been con-
sistent friend of freedom in all its po-
litical forms, and an advocate of all
measures tending to the. advancement
or the interests of the people and the
country. Ho has taken u prominent
part in the affairs OF West Virginia
from the date of its existence to the
present time, and the unanimity5 with
which his nomination for Governor
was made manftests the strong hold he
has in the affections of the people OF
that State. His election is a foregOne
cOdcluSion.
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A Democratic Endorsement OF Grant.

A Democratic Endorsement of Grant
Some, months ago the Pittsburgh
ieoSt one of the most respectable of the
Democratic papers of Pennsylvania
contained a leader under the caption
of 1.-THE Duty of the Democratic Party
in a Certain Event." from which we
excerpt the snIient paragraphs without
any farther comment. They speak for
Themselves:
Suppose that, contrary to the wish OF
some of the leading Radical Black Re
publicans, who want the office them
selves, General Grant should be nomi-
mated for the Presidency by the Re-
publican party, what course ought the
Democratic party pursue? Ought we
to nominate man In opposition to
General Grant? Ought we 70 charge
him with being an enemy to his coun-
try, or in favor of unjust measures be-
cause he may have received said nom
lnation
depends upon General Grant now than
upon any other individual in the Uni
ted States. We believe him to be far
superior to the majority of the far
sighted politicians who have been rnl-
ing the nation without bringing peace
or economylto our legislation. He is
known to all the people as straight-
forward man, and, SO far as can be
judged, man well disposed to deal
fairly with the people of all sections of
the Union.
What better thing can we do, in case
OF General Grants nomination by the
Republican party, than TO vote for him
for the Presidency? Our aim should
be to strengthen his handss to render
him as much as possible independent
of party, and TO. elect him as the Presi-
dent of the people. If unanimously,
80 much the better. 4e
= We soIemn1y believe that If tho peo-
pie generally of the United States can
come together with real unanimity on
General Grant, in regard to the Presi-
dency, IL will be the happiest thing for
the country that could possibly occur.
The future good effects of this course
are almost fncalcuIable. We earnestly
ask our Democratic friends everywhere
TO consider this subject carefully.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-03
Trnsfea,sSala.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF A TRr,s,
d TO me by O. Roller and wife, and dulv - ;
corded In the Recorders office OF MARTINI
county, West Virginia, I Ehan on MonTor
June 18th; asSs, at the hour Of ten O'Clock, a.
ty, West Va, proceed to sell all the storlS -
trade and the fixtures In and belonging ~
the Drug Store Of said @, Roller, for cssS
title as is conveyed TO me by said deed o.
trust. N q s-.@f.'l'l y
TO any one Wishing 70 engage In the dug
business, this lisa rare opportunity, as III : I64
cation Is most excellent one, For f1rtn ~
Information call at this office 4e'
1el.lmo JOHN B. LYDICK, Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-03
Public Sale.

ON SATURDAY JUNE 18TH, 1855 A.
" the 'front.' door Of the Court House to-
tracts of land, with coal privileges "a - az
being part OF the a. p. Woods farm On Tho
Ohio River, 81 miles north Of the civ Of
The INST or upper tract which Joins lan5s
OF A. 1. Garden, Esq, consists of q acre. ~
land, with coal. Held of about lS5 acres VI
The second, joining heaboYe on The sort,,
consists of 81 acres OF land and coal-deiS ~
about 50 acres. On this tract there is a cood
frame dwelling house. stahling, &c.
The thiehneSSof the coal vein Cabout n,
and its situation above the River bottom
makes very desirable locations for Roiiins
Mills or any other manufacturing eStablish
river. - NAe
A plat OF the property can be seen and ali
information given at the Recorders ONCE
Wheeling, w. Va.
Terms Of sale:-one- third cash, the balance
In six, twelve and eighteen months, with ap.
proved security. sale positive.
r. b. WOODS.
nyZ6.h WIN. h.WOODS.
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HAppY MARRIAGES.

ESSAYS FOR You've MEN, on the Errors
Abuses and Diseases, which create inpedi.
ments to Marriage, with the humane view
of treatment and cure, and In sealed letter
envelopes free of charge. Address, How
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa - nnvIq.3mdHU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-03

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combining many OF the most pow erful and
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1t makes the hair smooth and glossy, and
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Iris sald that a lady in the District
OF Columbia, belonging to the Catholic
Church, having IN some way been sur
pFised into handling and reading a
copy OF the La Crosse Democrat was
afterwards SO filed with sense OF its
contamination that she made 1t n mat
ter Of penitence the next time she went
to the Confessional. go
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RARY AT MInNIGHr.

Screaming at the top of its yoice-disturbs
all the sleepy heads OF the house, and your
next-door neighbor. How often you hear
the thoughtIess remark, " Choke that squat
ling BabyI" Now, this is very unkind OF
you, my friend. Once you had just such a
time Teething, Cholic. Pain, FTetful, Wake
full Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night of watching,
and a weary morning dawns, bringing No
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TRY ONE RorTLE or

LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL!!
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma is rested; Papa is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor will
not say, /" Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughlins infant Cordial. Only % cents a
Bottle. marl3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-03
POLITICAL ITEMS.

F Senator Grimes wilLspend the hot
weather In New Hampshire. His vote
on Impeachment makes II too hot for
him in Iowa. .-sss-.G.
1t is said that MIR. Coliax takes his
family to Denver, Colorado, as soon as
Congress- adjourns. fa..
General Grant will spend most of
the summer on his Missouri farm, and
with his friends In Pennsylvania.
1t is IA significant fact that A. t.
Stewart has displayed Grant and Col
fax pennnnt over his store in New
York.
The words of the Chief Justice, in
pronouncing the acquittal of the Pres
dent, state the fact admirably. They
are; .s4
Thirty-fve Senators have prounced
the respondent, Andrew Johnson,
President of the United States, guilty;
guilty. Two-thirdS of the Senators not
having pronounced him guilty, he
stands acquitted on this article.
These are the facts exactly. Mr..
johnson is PRONOUNCED guilty by the
| WIS vi AL1LAl S'l1NC OoAatOIh " lLlho1o6hs
He escapes by default OF one vote
escapes punishment but not shame.
The acquittal of Johnson excltes
no feeling in California. 1t was gene
rally considereda foregone conclusion.
The Union papers mostly speak of the
result as proof of the high character Of
tho Republican institutions. The
Democrats say it would be the death OF
the Republican party. Grant ratlfica-
ton meetings continue throughout the
State. The Democratic press have very
nearly all hoisted the name of Gov
Haight for President. g.5 4.s-z.
Somebody has discovered that the
Republican ticket is purely military
being made up of Grant and Col Fax
It's strongest supporter, consequently
is General Satisfaction.
General sickles. al the close of hi.
Grant speech at milwaukee, very ap
propriately quoted from Tennyson or
The Duke of Wellington as follows:
"He is our greatest. yet with least pre-
| tense,
Great In council, great in war,
l The greatest captain OF his time,
\ Rich IN saving common sense"
| The East Tennessee Union League
have called upon Senator Fowler TO re-
\ sign.
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a Tract of Land Far Sale.

CTUATED IN WETlEIL COUNTY
- West Virginia, within five or SIX mile
OF the y. q y. r. R. and said to contain SO
cipally with poplar and white cal. and is
certainly good chance for safe Investment.
This property will be sold for good deal less
than us value, in order to close the affairs OF
traitor, Carlisle, Pa, or
my2O Real Estate Ag't. W6eeiing, W. Va.
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For Sale

A DESIRABLE PIECE OF GROUND
IA OF one acre, bound on the west by Lind
street, on the south by Spruce street, In East
Wheeling. Also two lots 20 feet front on
Lind street, VIII be sold on easy terms and 81
low prices.
api23 l. IRWIN
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gGr SaIE.
For Sale.

TN KIRKWooD. OHIO, THEPRopEpT,,
now owned and occupied by Mrs n .
Atkinson, being q large frame house heoItS5'
fully situated. containing eight rN1,,SE
kitchen, pantry and cellar. -SNAhas'
For terms. &C., inquire on the prenTsa,
at west & Mitchell s Drug Store. 4Ses or
Bridgeport, June l, 1888. Isgv5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-03

The visible admixture law has
been decided unconstitutional by the
Supreme Court of Ohio. and goes down
among the other political monstrosi-
ties OF the past as an evidence of the
hldeous but powerless malIgnity of the
Democratic party. The law is, as void
as II 1t had never been passed, and
every one whom the law intended
to disfranchise is as much voter as
ever. Sothis Democratic wickedness,
boistered up as it WAS by supplement-
airy legislation. has only showed the
weak wickedness OF the party, but has
not effected the mischief 1t was meant
to do. The other Infamous legislation
of that Infamous legislature will
hardly last longer.
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P4rtrldge's Gallery, III Main Street

DARTRIDGE Is NOW BETTER PRE-
L pared than ever, and offers greater In
ducements than heretofore TO those wanting
anything, from a Gard Picture, at Is for one
prices than formerly. rra
My Gold Frames are all gilt In nay estab.
ltshment and nothing but the best gold
used, and will be sold as low as the Same
quality or work can be bought East or West,
large assortment OF Gold FRAMES for OIL
Paintings always on hand. Old Frames re-
gilt and made better than when new. All
sizes OF Ovals, in Gold, Walnut and RoSes
wood. n n tlE
Views, Wall Brackets, Artists Goods, IN
Guiding Oval and Square stretches, Oil,
Canvass, Tube Paints, &C., &c. $50,
stock OF Looking Glasses and Pictures,
which are sold at Cost, are getting less every
day.
The Schedule OF Prices adopted for a few
days for the benefit of school Children
should receive the attention OF every Parent
within nifty miles of Wheeling. Jee
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6ur Gent.

Furnished Rooms 70 Rent
1.-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS m
4 pleasant location, convenient To a 49,
class boarding house. For further ySS, nkat'
lars apply at this oftice. j11.1ES94,
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Aett Advertisements.

d oARDING, WITH OR WITHOUT
RI6dTfng. at NM. Days, on Fourth street.
Wesf ode, at the foot OF Centre, ;minntes
walk from the PoStoffice or Capitol Je1-Ek
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DWellIng House for Rent.

CENTRALLY LOCATED on Qu1NNff
NJ street, between Sixth and Seventns
HOUSE two-story brick OF i've rooms. los
session given July LIST. For further PaILtcue %
lars call at the ONCE OF metcau & BMS %
Main street. 1eS-SI
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Sheridan Coal Works

~APEHART & McMEOHEN have In
I tcressed their number OF Miners In order
"a meet the demand for their
8UPER1OR COAL.
They are prepared to deliver promptly, al
az their grades rom spea" TO clean top or
TaTlor coal. at prices ranging from to ID cts
1,S1 btrsheA warranted MEASURE. To guard
against mistakes or 1mpoAtlons We have
aandg carts. and provided each driver VIVA
otlr ticket, with the number OF bushels he
Ioatls upon IL, to be signed by the party TO
whom he delivers. This obT1RIes an mis-
11 o5FFfF1CE-Markst St, opposite Union st.
my9s-2n
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Iron Forge and Dwelling Houss

TINE FORGE CONTAINS ONE HEAT:
i ing and one boiling furnace. one PAIR OF
muck rolls, one pair OF shears, TWO nam
Tners, two engines. one 131< inch cyl1ude[,
feet strokes one inch. cylinder, Ieet stroke
one upright boiler, which serves Tor Q SLACK
for the furnaces and makes steam for the en-
gtnes; one turning lathe, with other Lo1s
necessary for The working ola forge. VIII pe
sold cheap, and on terms TO suit the pnr-
chaser. Situated near tDe La Belle MIL
je3-lw% JAMES SPEARS.
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LATE news. lTDMs.

Is :2aa- f.ttEtsJ Ifz1FS8 z$ s6tzssi@@ ~
The nephew Of the murdered
Prince Michael was duly proclaimed
Prince Of Servia on the 18th. 81. %. I5gss
The President hes sent fosnal
lstser5so ". 8. Groesback, Of Cissia.
natl. tssderiug to him the position 81
Secretary Of the Treasury. ,as
VIENNA, June 18.-Ths) tour d
Psiaee Napoleon i as.ietly 3tsooc.i1o.
10 - had no nsstisg Win ~ II.
spsror Brassi JosseA ,er Baton Vsa
BssAse .sss Il atsstssq sssssss.lsfg.
# - On 1lesdsys Mr.. Rollins stsaddssd
.his ssigutioa - onnisaeess esfaIs.
.teeral sRsysnss, % yiak@ ii ~ evAsa
81. ,uoea..sars z cent q llrn ~ b ihs ses'
-, i, ,s,i,. So Inc por.ien i 81
ei.y Il 1ia.as.tt. y, =, 4;
,.r,y.disy ars % tss 12th. u; III ~ q!
q rsops.sy = ..inatsd + !. pillios!
lasd 8 haK dollars. Thsis ~ But lit-
tls insurance.. s' IS z. ssss'
Over ! husdred bui.disss wsss az
szoy,d, Al sbs e shippisg dosts5
lvsts. balnsd Il sdditi "a baaild.
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