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Railroads Projected into West VIr-
HIniu.

Railroads Projected into West Vir-
EInIn.
THE MoSoNGAHELA VALLEY-A SHORT
LINE SOUTH.
The survey corps on the Mononga-
hela road reached West Brownsville
on the 2Ist ult. A correspondent of
the Monongahela Republican, referring
TO the projected Southern road from
Pittsburgh to Newberne, as discussed
in the columns OF the Commercial sew
eral months since, says: "To show its
feasibility, take an ordinary map, iol-
low the Monongahelar river to its source,
in Randolph county, West Virginia,
distance of one hundred and fifty miles
air line;) then across table land OF
i've miles to the head waters of Elk
river. which in ten miles Will Drlng
you to gap or narrow cut IN the
Greenbrier Mountain; distance OF hVe
miles more will strike the Green
brier river; following it to its juno
ton with the New river, the same
distance, to Newberne, on the
Virginia. and Tennessee Railroad,
Thns we have a distance of two hum
dred and seventy-fve or three hundred
miles, not across mountains, but 1ol-
lowing the channels OF nature; not
through q sterile region, but one as
rich in minerals, as productive in ag-
riculture. and as thickly overspread
with lumber as any now open to com.
n,erce and enterprise. That sucha road
will nav, lYou have but to name the
main towns, already of conslderapIe
size, such as Monongahela CITY
Brownsyille, Morgautown, Fatrmont'
Grafton. Phillip, Beverly, Hunters
vile. Lewisburg and Newberne. Many
of these places are directly dependent
on Pittsburgh, while the others. II sup
piled from Pittsburgh, must be through
verV circuitous routes. But the open
Ing up OF country aIreaay unue het
good state of ofcultivation, will be but a
meapre item in comparison with the
redventapes of the States beyond.
When a railroad Of three hundred miles
will connect with roads already putt,
runnipR into seven Southern States, we
think the prospects sufficiently hatteIr
inr to enlist not only the money OF
cs6italists but the enterprise OF manu-
facturers."
ruu ATLANTIC AND LAKE ERIE ROAD.
The Thelong-promised Atlantic and Lake
Erie Railroad seems now in fair way
to be built, OF at least to be commence
ed, during the present summer. Inc
late railroad conference which met at
Athens, Ohio, a few days ago, desisna.
tad tlVe p6ISOu6 ~ -
incorporation for the Atlantic and Lake
Erie Railway Company. 1t was ac-
cordingly done, and the ceruhcate mas
heen duly forwarded to the Secretary oil
Sto4a Two points-Toledo and CleVe-
namsd a.asnsFV as ts[Wins nManse1d 1n e9i
and Newark road may be mace POI ;ta
ton of the line, with the eons9 nIsIw viii he
in which case ssnd9sHy T6s road wai is is
a. 'n1I commence on the Ohio river, at or
near ne PomeFoy. in Meigs county; count L. ahs aiso
70 roaSa a nr construct a railroad running
Pso %fSaa Sps G5 all seS 9ssS
Nv mess Sontp Carolina and Florida, cross
Ing the Ohio river for that purpose from from
the shores OF Meigs county onlT
Books for subscription to the capLat
stock are to be opened immedlateI;y u;
and it is expected that 81. .0OO, 600 OF Inc
capital will be subscribed in sixty Gays
l
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Boofland's German Bitters,
AND
HOoFLAND's GERMAN TONIC

Thirty five years since they we've first in
trOduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
Ing humanity to greater extent, than any
other remedies knO Wn to the public.
These remedies will effectuaIly cure Liver
mplaint. Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous DebIlIty,T NChronic Diarrhoea,
Disease of the Kid 'neys, and all DiSea-
ses arising from Il Dlsordered Liver,
StOmaCh or Intes@ tines.
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IT is said that Brick Pomeroy has lost
800. 600 in the New York Democrat,
and he says he will sink every cent he
has II necessary, and then go TO Wofk
on railroad.
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THE ncquittal of Mumlerr the spirit
photographer in New York, teaches the
Pail Mall Gazette the lesson that "tt is
impossible to protect all the fools in the
Krnrl6 u
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WE learn from theS Kansas1 papers
further of the Indian outrages at Fossil
Creek. 1t says the tongues and hearts
were cut out of the dead bodies. The
calves OF the legs of the men were slit
down and tied under their shoes, pieces
OF flesh cut from their backs, and
pieces OF telegraph wire stuck into their
bodies, and their ears cut off and heads
scalped. John Park, Deputy United
States Marshal, reports that the Indians
boiled the hearts OF these men for medi-
cine. The Swedish settlers who were
attacked on SpilIman Creek, all lived
in one house, and only those men were
killed that left the house AID attempts
ed to reach place of greater security.
The calamity is mainly attributable to
the lack of arms, for whenever gun
was fired the savages made no fight.
The Indians drove off considerable
stock from the settlement.
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Secondhand
COTTON MACHINERY
FOR SAAh

S,o,-,.-J,ravIns Frames,-Coarse and Fine
sHHeaJe'T.NDead Spindle Throstes,-Harp-
efssmDd Eor DdescTiption and prices Of these ma
cnlP:sb q rs BATTLES, AGENT FREMONT Mills,
Taho-2taW6m AOWelI1 1at.E-1.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
SPAIN.

PromVlgAtIOn OF the New COnstItu.
tIOn.. Great Day in Madrid.
MADRID, June 6.
The new constitution was promulga-
ted yesterday with great pomp. At .
O'Clock in the afternoon, the members
of the executive council and the dele
gates to the Cortes, proceeded from the
chambers to a platform, which was
erected in front of the hall of Congress.
There the secretary OF theories read the
constitution. 1t was received with loud
cheers. On returning to the chambers
the deputies each took the oath to sup
port and protect the constitution.
When the deputies were about
retiring from the platform some
hisses were heard in the street and
tumult ensued in the crowd. The
disturbance was increasing and threat
ened to end in a fight in spite of the
efforts OF the troops to put stop to 1t,
when the military Governor of the city
appeared, and, with great presence of
mind; rushed among the foremost riot
ers, shouting, "Vlva Soverania Nacio-
nall" This changed the feeling of the
mob, who Joined in cheering the Cover
nor. In the tumult only two men were
killed and several wounded. The De-
puties subsequently, returned to the
platform and witnessed a grand mill
itary review, over which the en-
thusiasm manifested was very
great. It was noticeable, however, that
none of the republican deputies par
ticipated in the proceeding. A civil
procession followed during the after
noon. In the evening there was a
grand banquet and exhibition of fire
works. at least one hundred thousand
visitors from the country were in Mad
rid during the day 10 attend the cele-
bration.
The remains of several Spanish cele-
brities have arrived here for deposition
in the Pantheon. In the Cortes
tomorrow, a bill will be presented
by the majority creating Marshal Nero
General OF Spain, but without power to
sanction laws or dissolve the Chambers
There is much anxiety about Cuba
on every hand. The Government is
unwilling to publish kilograms receiv-
ed from Cuba which makes uneasiness.
FRANCE.
Grand Horse Race-Ihe Emperor OF
Holland DIStanced.
PARIS June 7.
The Bay Colt, Glanua, won the grand
purse of one hundred thousand francs,
yesterday, beating eleven horses, the
Emperor of Holland and other nota-
bles.
Balloting in cases of undecided cleo
tion5 is going on quietly in the different
departments.
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The trial of the noted Buffalo and
Boston whisky fraud case. commenced
in Boston Monday.
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The Suffrage Question in West Wiz.
RInia.

gInia.
To The Editors OF the Intelligencer:
1 have read with much interest your
late articles on the amendments to the
Constitution and other important
changes mooted by some of our Repub-
lican papers. FeStiola Le11te is often a
very sagacious principle, and think
that it's adoption at present would be
most beneficial. Special legislation is
one of the most vicious political princi-
Piles of the present day. See the farce
enacted last winter in the case OF the
reliefof rebel lawyers. We have had
too much political tinkering. Let US
have rest and we will have peace. Some
restless innovators are willing and an1.
ious TO make changes. Such persons
must keep moving on. Others, un-
principled, think they see change
coming and wish to inaugurate move.
ment which, if crowned with success
will give them control of political af-
fairs. You are laboring under mis-
apprehension of public sentiment in the
mountains if you imagine that we are
ready to "let up" The time has not
yet arrived for the ''let up," A little
sullen rebel feeling is still extant. The
secession serpent Is scotehed, not dead.
I have an opportunity of knowing the
sentiments of the people OF a large
portion of the mountain country,
and I tell you truthfully and
candidly that the people OF the noun
tain section feel an unwillingness to
inaugurate great and Fundamental
changes-changes which might be
freighted with untold evils. The war
it is true is ended but we have yet to
reap the blessings Of peace. Let us
note the events of the day. Wait for
the fruits to be gathered in Tennessee
and Missouri. Study the change
wrought in Kentucky. Let US wait for
the good time coming. We are still in
a chaotic state. Put an end to the
mania of special legislation. Allow
our law to be fully tested. We perceive
with pleasure that you write on reflec-
ton. We will watch with anxiety your
discussion of such important subjects
as we notice. Let us rest. Allow a
free and full trial to our system Of free
educasion. Our common school system
| will be found to be a great corrector OF
former political heresies. The SGLtLS
popMh compels us to form ranks and
bear aloft our battle flags. don't per-
ceive any indication In the political
horizon OF our rebel opponents hosting
a flag of truce much less OF any lnten-
ton on their part to ground arms.
There may be some in the republican
camp who are willing to make over
lures to the rebels. unreservedly and
truly inform you that such sentiment
is confined to very few persons In the
MOUNTAINS,
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GRAFTON ACCOMMODAT4ON
EAsT-LEAVRS wFST-LEAYES
sWheenng NPaTkersburg
daily t.....5:s5 a. m. daily at..-i0.SO a. m.
Gamer on ;-.....5:39 :: GraftOn.......-4:$0 p. M
ManninSto n .S:56 " Fairm ont .....5:SO %
Fairmont... ..9:4O d" MRnnin gton.6:l6 "a
ARRIVING AT Cameron .-....7:5O "
Grafton at I0:45 a. m. ARRIvISSG AT
Parkersburg.4:l0 pm Wheeling aI.s:5o p m.
"Sundays excepted. "Sundays excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAvEs WEST, VIA c. o. D.
'GdGfStE daifS atE.:..1 1910 a. m. daily st.sas pm.
ARRIVES AT Bella NJ: :. ;::;:;:;;4:aS ~,
Grafton 5l9 d:E Pm ! Gam b1IdSe ARRIvh7 7 ST
aarper's Fly -255 s: m, GAINESVILLE -TSIsS $50 =.
Wash'ti tinCity $40 IColunbus.... ll:30 pm.
%Except Sundays. CincInnati--.-4:OOa am.
Except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAyHs WEST, VIA c. o. d.
Wheeling Leaves wheeling
ARRIVES AT Bellair r:.:.:.:.-6o2
Grafton .....-.9:2O p. m. ARRIVES At .
Cumberland. 2:l0 I'm. BarneSVille .S55
Winchester 1925 cambridge ..S:UO
Baltimore ....-4S:40 IS ZRneSvllle....So0
wash n City 1910 Newark.......1I:0Q
PhiIadelphta12O0 m. columbus ..l2:i5 p m.
New York. 400 pm rn-lClncinnat1.-415 '
MAIL TRAIN.i
EAST-LEAVES WEST, WAC o.D.
%WheeltnR "LeaVe8 Wheeling
daily at...lO:5O p. m. daily at......2:O5 a. m.
ARRIVES AT BeIIa1r..........3:lo :"
Grafton u3:I5 am. ARRIVES AT
ParkerSburg.-7:20 BarnesVtlle..4:33 80
Cumberland .S:l5 Cambrtdge..5:5 80
Winchester...3:C5p p m. Zanesvtlle....7:OO
HRgerStOWn...2:5O 50 Newar k......:S:3o "
BALTIMORE. lColumbuS..1OIO
Wash'n City,.6:l5 " CincInnRu ...2:0O p. M.
"Sundays excepted. SSundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connec-
tiOns al baltimore with trains for PhllRdeI-
phia, New York and Boston AT Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West anu
Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can be pro-
JOHN L. WILSON,
Mnster OF TRANSFORMATION, Baltimore.
Il I. DEVRIES5
nnayll General Agent, Wheeling.
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River and weather.

PITTBBURdHI J une z.
Monongahela five feet. Weather clear
and cool; thermometer 62e.
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ANOTHER SENSATION REPoRT.-The
New York Post publishes sensation
dispatch from Washington, which Is
making very great stir. The sub
stance of it Is that the leaders OF the
Republican party at Washington nave
resolved on grand campaign against
England on the Alabama question In
the next autumn elections. In this
way the calculation Is they can infuse
a new element into domestic politics,
and take the wind out ofthe sails of the
Democracy at the same time. As the
Post is Republican journal, usually
we'll informed and not much given to
sensations, these regulations may be
something more than mere fancy work.
Phil, Ledger.
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z5gi =. CINCINNATI, June q
Weather clear; thermometer 66'.
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L,OVE AND MONEY.

The Secrets OF Love, or the Charm OF Eden
the Arabian Love Ph1lter and Great Secret
OF Fascination, obtained in Egypt, (once In
your possession you can gain the undylng
love of any one you wlsh). also ten songs
ten Receipts, Beautiful Pictures, REV ArtS'
How to Get ksich, Choice secrets, Co. "''
mailed for ten cents. address.
T. r. WOOD,
apI2g-Enlw Vernon. New Jersey
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TIE UNREASONABLE BEING.-The
colored brother is making more trouble
by persisting in trying to get good pay
for good work. The other day he was
made bricklayer in the Washington
Navy Yard, greatly to the injury of the
feelings of the Bricklayers' Union,
which demands that he shall be turned
out forthwith or that the white brick
layers shall strike and leave Uncle
Sam in the lurch. Not content with
raising this muss, he has now got him.
self appointed Joiner in the yard, and
consequently the Joiners' Union is also
all up by the ears. Everybody admits
that he is good citizen and good work
man, but his color can't be endured.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, June z.
The Liberal journals dePlore the
course adopted by the conservative
press in respect to the Irish Church
bill.
The Times predicts If this policy of
rejection is carried out, the result will
be that the House of Lords will be
obliged to accept the same bill at later
period. With sense of humiliation
the bill must pass. The nation, by the
voice af the House of Commons, has so
pronounced and can't recede.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, June Z.
Bishop Lenz haVing refused to obey
the legal SUNNI ons to appear before a
Secular Court was arrested and brought
to Court by the police.
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cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road.
HEMPFIELD RAIL ROAD.

an AND AFTER MONDAY, MARCH
D23, 1888, the train on the Hempheld Rail-
road will run as follows:
Leave WRshIngton..-....----.-.-!: a M
ArTiV9 at Wheeling R........------.9:8UA a. III.
RETURNING:
Leave eeling.....................S:OOp 500 p. III.
Arrive at Washington. .....:...-!B 800 p. IN.
apr2 W. ID. BUXTON, SupI.
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BrSuspnrtatIuH.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. B. GOMP'Y

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following schedule on and after the
10th day OF May, 1S69-Wheellng ume'
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
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DEHTTTTv-

Resulting from any Causes whatever; PROS.
TRATION OF THE SYSTEM, induced
Ey Severe Labor, HardshiPs, Ex-
So
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And feeling the hand OF time weighing
heavily upon them, with all It's attendant
ills, will find in the use OF this BITTERS, or
the TONIC, an elixir that will instiu new
life into their veins, restOto In a measure the
energy and ardOr OF more youthful days,
build up their shrunken forms, and give
health and happiness to their remaining
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There is no medicine eItant equal to these
remedies in such cases. a tone and vlgor Is
Impaired to the whole system; the appetite Is
strengthened, food is enjoyed, the stomach
digesIs properly, the blood is purified, the
complexion becomes sound and healthy,
the yellow tinge is eradicateu from the ey eS, a
bloom is given to the cheeks and the weak
and nervous invalid becomes astrong and
hainU
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PHINEAs GANO,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,

WILL PRACTICE IN PLEASARTS and
w adjoining counties. West va, ann anu IN
Monroe Washington and adjoining couLi'leS
Persons wishing to purchase lands IN
Pieasants or adjoining counties, or naVIHs hs
lands for sale, will consult theLI ~ i1wS
giving me O call. LnolI Y -
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OF the New COnstItu.
tIOn...Great Day In Madrid.
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LOGAN. LIST & CO.,

~bo1esa1o DruRg1s ts
WHEELING.
Uno,esals Agents FOR West Virginia
nnVlT.deOd6We0W
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PRICES.
Hooaand's German Bitters BsIfdatsn BsTI 6S5tis 81 9S
,,ooeond,s German Tonic, put mp In quart
SottioS, 81 So per bottle or hslt oozen 1oF
y Fl 10 not forget to examine e. well WIfns thS ar
,tcIs Tou buy, IN order to get the genuine
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H. SMITH,
- 1E2 Main Street.
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JUNE 7.-FLoUR-Quiet and steady.
GRAIN-Wheat-As shade better, sales
of amber at 81 322<a1 33; white Micbi-
gan regular 81 So; No. do. 81 55; No.
red 1kc better, sales at 81 10. Corn
Held firm at 69c for No. l; 66G for No. ?.
Oats-Held at ti6c. Rye-Dull.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

Some of the dispatches concerning the cleo
tiOn disturbances in Washington yesterday are
manifestly exaggerated but it is evident that
there was at one time prospect of serious
trouble; that the Washington negroes at one or
two of the polling places did their best to initiate
the practices of the New-York Democrats; and
that on the whole the imitation, though not per-
feet was far more successful than their friends
could wish. There do not seem to be any
charges that the result of the election in any
way depended upon these disturbances. The Re-
publican ticket is elected by majority so large
that there can be no pretense of victory secured
by any riotous demonstrations at one or two
voting places. We beg the newly -enfranchised
citizens, however, to remember that the liberty
they claim for themselves is precisely the lib
erty they must accord to all others. If score
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
POLITICAL.

A movement is on foot to establish first
class Republican daily paper in Louisville. KY, TO be
called The Louisville Commercial The proposition is TO
organize JOINT stock company with capital Of 100000
The Chicago Tribune attacks Secretary Fish
and the Administration Of Gen. Grant for appointing Mr.
J. Russell Jones as Minister 10 Belgium, after he had
been previously nominated for tn same position. and
was not confirmed by the Senate.
Mr.. Vice-President COlfax, in letter to
The Chicago Tribune denies emphaticay the state
Zeta the Washington correspondent OF that pa
per- that there was difference fallingout between
himself Cir. Cofa1) and President Grant growing out
Of public appointments Mr. Colfax says:
"There never has been. and now, the shadow Of
a shade Of such unfDiendlness on either side.'
The Executive Committee of the Union Re-
publican General Committee last evening organzed for
as Chairman, Joseph f. Elery as Vice-Chalrnan, and
Alexander Keitch and John QuaoRenbush
A meeting for the election of officers was
held last evening by the XIIth Assembly District Union
Republican Association, in the basement Of No. l6
Eighth-aye Mr. g. W. Wardell was elected Yice-Presi-
dent, and the present incumbeDts reelected with
the exception OF the Treasurer who will be chosen at the
next meeting
The Union Republican Association of the
its regular meeting last evening President David G.
Clark in the chair The attendance was large After the
erh new ds members sr Clark offered resolution de;
Revenue for the lXth District for hs refusal recognise
the Regular Republican organizations Of that district
in distFibutiDg his patronage. The resolution was
adopted and then committee Of three appointed by
mis- Association 10 confer with similar committees from
the other Assembly District Republican Associations
conprIsing the Congressional District with power 10
take such action as they may deem advisable in the
premises. tt F
A meeting of the Executive Committee of the
Ir Republican League of Brooklyn was held at their
headquarters, Hibernia Hail. Hamlto9,aye' last even
inc when series OF resolutions were offered and unan
moasy adopted indOrsng the administration OF President
Grant, also the EghtHour law, ana the ITo@eoIs %
Hoyns IndtfsyqI and or American Labor. Upon motion
the following gentlemen appointed committee e
nominate suitable persons delegates ana aernates
the National ConveHtiOn of the Irish Republicans OF The
United States 10 be held Chicago on the Fonrth o
July next The Hon. Samuel r. Russell, the Hon 4
Mcmahon, and Messrs Z. ID. O'suliyan, James Hawley
WIN. II. Gleayey. and ". Delaney. This Committee wa
Instructed 70 report az the next meeting Of the League
which will be held on Monday, June "a.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

The most generous and considerate word
yet spoken by an Englishman concerning the
latest phase of the Alabama question was that
of Mr.. Justin Mccarthy last night in Cooper
Institute Mr.. Mccarthy speaks as aloyal subject
of the Queen, and is by no means free from the
prejudices any more than the loyalty of his
people, but he does full justice to the palpable
facts of our case; makes no pretense of con-
cealing the animus of the British Government in
the whole Alabama business and assures him
self certain position in American regard, not less
by the candor of his present utterances than by
his modest reference to the course of the
great party in England, of which he was
himself an honored member and spokesman
throughout our war. Mr.. McCarthy's view
of the present question is not an Ameri-
can view, and not wholly one that Americans
can accept but it is one eminently honorable
in its evident effort at fairness and he presents
it in temper which, if adopted on both sides
of the water, would very soon lead to an end
of strife.