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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17

The New York Daily 'commerels.
Bulletins which is under tho Sa'nv I,
management with tho Financial ana
Comm nm crclsl Weekly Chronicle notes
'thc.late railroad meeting at Nc@"r" as
an important Western Railroad EN- en-.
/: tcrparisc.r The Bulletin mys:, Inc
m oye,ucnt Is one Of much Importance
and largely concerns the interests 81
Ohio md tho Northwest. as wen Us
the Southern States. The road pro-
posed by the convention is one o. inc
most important ever contemplated III
Ohio. 1t will extend through Sec
ton Of country containing more na'"'
raj wealth than is to 10 found IN INC
same extent Of territory in any part OF
the West. 1t shows the immense re-
sources ofthc region 10 be pcnetratca'
in iron and coal, Overlooking, how
ever, tho fact that the two great salt
basins of tho Pomcroy and hanawha
Saliurs are pierced By the proposed
line Of road,) and closing as follows:
These two great sources Of MANN
featuring wealth seem to exist III this
locality in quantities apparently inrx-
haustibr. Although these deposits
have been known and worked for sew
cral wears, no organized effort has be-
fore been made TO develop the full cS-
tent OF these valuable resources. Kali
roads have been operated III Ohio
twenty wears or more. 1t is true, nut
they have yet o bc.cXtrndcd until they
reach the point where tho body Of
mineral productions Of the State are
located. Coal is now being transpnr.
tee FROM rittsburg in large quantities
By rail to Chicago through the State of
Ohio. which has Il fine coal deposits
rs any in Pennsylvania. The whole
Northwest is interested in the move
mcnt which has for its object the open.
ing up OF this rich mineral section
and the establishment Of new route
OF through communication. whether
the Atlantic terminus be New York or
Norfolk. must directly benefit all sec.
tons without iu iurin% any one in par
ticular. ~ roads are multiplied bust
ness increases. for with the successful
completion Of each now enterprise u
new section Of country is drawn into
the busy circle Of the worlds activities,
new towns spring up and new business
and manufacturing interests arc crca.
ted. There is no need OF jealousy be-
tween The cities OF the northern and
southern coast. for NIL are directly. it,
not equally Interested in the develop
mcnt OF the great West. by whatcv"r
means that development may be nc.
The present movement
in Ohio j. one tl,a, should receive the
Of ali sections OF the
country. and we trust the enterprise
may soon prOvGa success.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17
Sheridan and LOngstrcct.

There VAS good deal Of @rumblinS
about the appointment of Phil. Shrrl-
dan to take command in New Orleans.
4 good many gentlemen OF the Con-
srrva,ivc persuasion declared that il
was not conciiatory. whatever that
may be. We trust they will be pleased
with the appointment Of James Long.
street to be Surveyor Of Customs in
New Orleans. James Longstrcct is =
person who will be- heard of for long
time in history. He was the most ca
pablo Of Lc,as licnlcnants. and it was
his corps that was put in 10 tho dcci-
sivc work at Gettysburg. Then il was
sent West 10 aid in overwhelming Ros.
rcrans aL ChicamauSa, and, detached
by bragg, bcsiryrd burnside at Knox
vile. Driven from Knoxville by Shcr-
man and Cox, Long>trrct joined Lee.
and was badly wounded in the battle
OF the Wilderness. Mr.. Lon.Strcct has
given evidence on many occasions. and
bravcd the snccrs Of many OF his old
companions in arms in doin. so. that
he has honestly aud inlclligcnlly ar-
crptrd the situation. lie was in favor
of the election Of General Grant TO tho
Presidency; and Rcvrrdy johnson has
taken care 10 mako known at several
English dinner tables, that Grant en-.
tcrtnincd LonSstrcct at his house. aud
treated him with distinguished consid.
Grafton. The appointment Of Long.
street will. VIC hope. do good IN tic
South. 1t is evidence that tic Prcsi.
dent does not bear malice or entertain
prcjudiccs when works have been done
meet for Observation-Disclosures Com.
,ncycinl -...'.. ''..'..'s 'ra. %
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17
The Pledges Of the Republican
PARTY Of West Virginia.

We hear some ohjcctins 10 tho iMtiii.
cation orthc Amendment, because they
say the Republicans in the last canvass
in this State pledged themselves not
to ngitatc the negro question. We do
not so understand Il. The Republican
newspaper organs nn'l stump speakers
when charged with being in favor Of
negro suffrage merely replied by say
in. that the question OF negro suffrage
was not IN issue in the CANVASS, which
was strictly true. Neither have tlG
Republicans OF West Virginia aSi,atcd
the question. Ii came upon them by
the action OF Congress without aSita-
ton. Congress submitted II propO-
Silinn to our Legislature and the LcgiS-
laturr accepted it. and in So doing did
an ~, which can do nobody any harm.
but W hich is an act Of justice 10 GER
tain class OF our people.
No Republican dnring the last cam
vaSs had any idea that the question Of
negro suffrage would come before our
State i'm the manner in which il did. IL
WAS then contemplated that ii the qucS-
ton ever arose that it. would come be-
fore our people ns M amendment to
the Constitution of our State. in which
event it would have 10 bn submitted to
q vote OF the people. l'ut it came in II
manner and form not anticipated.
There has been no pledge vinIatrd--no
rights or privileges impaired. but only
y privilege extcudrd.- Ct"rhSb"rg 7Pi-
c1TnUh
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17

President Grant, on tho 18th inst,
lent to the Senate the names Of Lieu
tenant General Sherman rs General,
and Major General Sheridan as Lieu
,cnnnt General. The nominations
were confirmed. So VIC now have
General Sherman tho military head OF
,ac army, and Lieutenant General
-ncridan. General Scho6eld wac con-
,,:irmcd Major General, IN place Of Sher-
dan, promoted.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17

4 YOUNG man named Dewitt met q
horrible death on Saturday, aboutninc
miles south Of Warsaw ", Ind. lie was
employed in saH mill, and while
working near the aaw he slipped and
fell against it. and was cut and man.
glcd in Il terrible manner. He was
thrown some ten feet in the mir. liz
lived about an hour after The accident
occurred.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17
Gail Of Gcor.lnnS on the prcsi-
dent.

Call OF Gcor"iahS Oh 'h@ Are''-
"c"''
WASHINGTON, March ll.-h dclcSa'
finn or ncmbrrs Of the GcorYia Lcgis.
hnIoa t., ros,or HIodrri,,
"'u'e' 'e""," ~ Co.,. r..
chairman ofthc HcpubIicah o'a'c Nol'-
mittrc, and accompanied by j. NJ.
f,;w ,,or,,,or of C,uurcss. Colonel
'", m.,., pm:,oo ,,a Mossrs
1l"pN Ill., o"'"''' =, c.' .,o -,
II. NJ. Turner ma D. NJ @''''''H' !" 80
the lately expelled members ot the
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17

We reprint from the Richmond Dis.
pnich paragraph about Charleston ~
The proposed Capital OF this State. APP
provin. the location because Charles
ton is 81 "Viryiuian in its character.
and expressing the belief ilIal-ihr lp"a.
ton Of the Capital there will hr>,"n
the reunion OF this Slnir To old Nir.
ginia--a weakness the Richmond p"o-
pie haven't quite recovered from -
yet. Ifihr UiSpnfch is correct. il will
hardly help Charl">t"n's chance. Of
Keeping the Capital; brcaus" the pro-
pie OF the State don't want very "vir.
"inian Capital. aud don't want 80 hr
Reunited with Erhmon'l. Wheeling
M'c!iT"Hcci.
W" assure the M'iiiyrnrrr that
whatever may be ihc feelings OF the
people Of Richmond rs exhibited in
The article of the NiYmfch. no >nrh
feeling exists here. The people q:
Charleston have no such desire, II are
inrpn,rh To them. They d" not desire
to be- reunited to Virginia, cN""p/Nv
tn" bonds of commerce. an1 by yfrunS
of railway and water COMMUNICATION.
Political union they d" NOT want. We
have published the article alluded TO
elsewhere. and rs al!u>inM: haze been
made in regard TO its seeming political!
Significance. coupled with it, applica-
Z 4, 4 I
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17

Hon. Columbus Delano, Of Ohio, has
Lccn appointed and confirmed rs Com
missioner Of the Internal Revenue De.
par,ment. lie will make An excellent
md honest officer. Now, lot there be
y clean sweep Of the thieves already in
that branch Of the public service, and
we may expect y rapid reduction OF
the public debt.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17

Tur Memphis, ,AralancAs does not
enjoy Il hearty friendship for General
Schcuck. The editor says that the
whole expression Of his stheeris a
com biuation Of the rcpulsivc features
OF the spotted tonta and the sharper
outline Of tho serpent. :
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17

JAMES GRANT, who was charged with,
tho murder OF EIycs Pollard, Of Rioh.
mond, Virginia, has been released, tho
Jury having brought IN verdict ~
not guilty. ~ = 49, VI
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17

THE election in New Hampshire has
resulted in Republican triumph. A
iull Republican delegation to Congress
is secured and n large majority in the
Legislature.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17
AT a negro baptiztng I'm Crnw for,

AT a negro baptiztng Nm Cnw ford
County, Georgia, on Sunday last, tho colorctl
preacher pulled off bis boots. vest and pants,
in order 10 keep them from getting wet, and
while officiating in tho water they were M.
propra,cd by member Of the congregation
on the bank. The disconSoIatc minister was
lon +" m"kc his way bono In this plight, II
distance OF seven or c&ht miles. ~ =.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17
Time Makes All Things Right.

We extract the following from the
Cincinnati Ga:"itc o: Monday. Sth inst /:
,Grnrral Sheridan. while in command
OF Louisiana. did not choose to adnp,
the policy OF Andrew johnson. As Il
consequence. nr was removed and semi
out on the plains to. fight the Indians.
No act Of Joln-un> was more popular
with the rebels and more unpopular
with loyal people than that. But We
arc told time makes Ill things right.
In@thi$ case The Old prU-rb proves
true. On Thur-lav. T.. :. Grant WAS
inau9uraird President Of the United
States. On Friday Sheridan was pro.
NOTED TO the position OF Lieutenant
General. On Saturday. by direction
of the President and tho rommrnd Of
the General Of the Army. Lieutenant
General =. n. Sheridan was assigned
to the command Of the Department Of
Louisiana.
Other military Shuill"s made by
Johnson. in order to defeat the cycru-
ton Of tho reconstruction laws. have
been upset by Grant. Candy. returns
to the First Military District. while
Reynolds goes back TO Texas. (iillrm.
who suited Johnson in the Fourth
District. joins his regiment. Hancock,
who was called IL Washington by
johnson to watch Grant. is sent to
Dakota. Emory. who in,ima,cd to
Johnson that the military could not be
used in covp It ctnt. is reinstatcd in
the command OF the Department OF
Washington. Order No. ~ did all this.
\ good order. Well done. President
Grant.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17
The Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Of West Hir.


From f:ar%>hmrs Telegraph. March -.
This body convened Yesterday in
G"n, Cha!"l in this p!arr. There j. =
larg" number ~ Minister, in attend
an""0 They n" generally fine aud in.
trl!cc:uni !""kiu.. We should pro.
nonnrc il IN ini"lli""n; rcclc.ia>iical
body. The business of the Confer.
cue" i bcin" transacted durii. the
day ard missionary meetings and
other service, ar" hcl.l in The evening.
III" ton'rrrm"r SIS with open doors
ard spectators hav" the 1riyiIc". U:
attending. The Holy Communion
VIII fr administered after The .crr,ou
th'' morning. All the rroir.lau;
Churches Will hr or"upirl ~ Sunday
b! mrmhrr*of tho Conference. l:i>i,-
"p Anne, Of Baltimore l'rr-idr>.
---.--.-- S---.-S..
\ NEGRO. ~ biark H. rhal. j. prar:
tirin= law in Nashville with sucrcS..
liz WAS citizen of Illinois. but went
TO Tennessee because he could no; en-
ter his profession in the former State.
DR.. HARRIS, Of the New York health
board. reports that the smallpox j. rap.
idly spreading in the city. and general
vaccination is recommended.
TIE Macon (Mo.) Argus says tia, 4
Young lady Of lG, named Hannah liar.
dcsty. undertook TO iii! 4 lighted lamp
with carbon oil. Monday night OF last
week. Result. m explosion. and The
young Judy dead. =
THE State Debt Of Ohio has been re-.
dnrrd since the LIST OF January by sG2.-
3Il.39. The amount transferred dur.
ins the same time j. $247,l33.T
The Assemblies Of the Old and New
School Presbyterian Churches meet IN
New York on the third Thursday in
next May. It. is generally believed A
union ofthe two bodies will be effected,
EoTH branches Of the Maine Lccisla.
turc passed the resolution adopting the
fifteenth article OF the amendment 70
the Constitution Of the Cni,cL States.
johnson says. III his taking leave:
ia mysterious Providence assigned 10
me The office Of the President" We
| Booth. - 49, ,"''.'''" fN''I
President johnson pardoncd ninety.
seven out Of one hundred counterfeit.
ton. 60 49,. Q - + ''' '''' -
80 .'.: ,s:.:a",
y few weeks since man named
vance, living five or six miles from
Iiamncn' got drunk, laid out Nil night,
una ha.i his feet so badly frozen that
Impu.Stlon was MISUNDERSTANDING
Il man In Milwaukee was inpri..
oned for cruelty beating his Wife.
POSING his nose through tic eel! bars,
he CALCULATED: 81 thank God I'm mot
Locked mp for any mean. dirty crime
IKE getting drunk -. %; ~, b,
i It should be remembered that the
constitutional Amcnllment-tlc pro.
P1Sed Fifteenth Ar.iclcHis& not cspcc.
ially designed for tic "nirGer." 1tfs
!or all mon OF whatever natl onality
ann color, aud amounts Il" Mo more
thah declaration. that there shall lie
no class discrimination mi tlrtInin. tito
conditions OF. suffrage. Whatever
qualitications tho Suites nav rcouirc.
snail apply to. NIL alike. is moi THAT
I0ust: Is Il not right? Is 81 noi hon.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17

\ NEGRO. a. bia'k H. rF,aI. j. prar:
tirin@ law in Nashville with success.
H.: WAS citizen of Illinois. but went
TO Tennessee because he could no; en-
ter his profession in the former State.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17

DR.. HARRIS, Of the New York health
board. reports that the smallpox j. rap
idly spreading in the city. and general
vaccination is recommended.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17

TIE Macon (Mo.) Argus says that q
Young lady Of lG, named Hannah liar.
dcsty. undertook TO iii! lighted lamp
with carbon oil. Monday night OF last
week. Result. an explosion. and the
Young Judy dead.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-17

THE State Debt Of Ohio has been re-.
dnrrd since the LIST OF January by Sc.
3Il.59. Tho amount transferred dur.
inS the same time j. $2l7,l3J.T
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12
Ghe 8&p Orleans Qlesunt.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH Il. 1869.
9sm Orleans ReaI estate @arket
CRESCENT OFFICE, 81 Camp Street,
New Orleans, March II, 1869.

CRESCENT OFFICE, 81 Camp Street,
New Orleans March II, 1863. J
The only public transactions in real estate yes.
terdsy of general interest were the sale Of the
properties Of the late Maunsel White. Deer Range
Plantation was well known to be one Of the most
fertile and best appointed sugar plantations in the
State, and hence parties who were desrous of in
vesting in such properties took deep interest in
bow 1t would 60. The price which It brought
s90, 0,0C0-was not as large as we had expected,
but still it is acknowledged that it was much more
than could have been obtained last year, had 1t
been put upon the market.
Tie city property averaged good prices. The
Widows Row brought $3.50: thirteen lots on
Benton street, between Clio and Ersto, SIS, 900
twenty four lots in the square bounded By Cal
Hope, Euphrosine. Martin and Claiborne streets,
sS630 five lots on the corner of Venus and Tonti
streets, $3.50; and twelve lots on Rocheblave
street, between Venus and Euphrosine $3.50.
Terms for all, one-tbird cash and the balance in
one, two and three years.
II il TO be hoped that the party who purchased
the Widows Row property did 1t with view to
Improvement. as it might thus be made one of the
most profitable investments of the season. The
thirteen lots on Benton street were cheap; but it
must be remembered that the disasters which
have been brought upon the residents OF that
locality during the past winter by insufficient
drainage have doubtless affected prices greatly.
To-day there are no sales advertised to take
place.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12
giuer 5nteuigsnre.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS PORT.
CRESCENT orrrcz. No. ~ OAp srEEzf.
EridAx Morning. March II. 1852. 4


We have no material change 10 report in the
weather. Yesterday was clear. but rather warm.
Business upon the landing was decidedly dull
yesterday. except around the gsngways OF the
steamers Selma. Frank Pargoud and Bismarck.
Freights continue plentiful for Red River. but
shippers apparently awaiting lower rates,
which we hope they will not obtain, as the boats
in this trade are at present carrying freights at
almost starvation prces or at least at rates which
are barely living ones.
landing yesterday evening. We are confident that
he will be able now 70 bear us out In our oftre-
peated assertion that the lower steamboat wharf
is unsafe for pedestrians.
Capt. Joe Morgan, of the Richmond, won a
calf-a live one at that-at the distribution of
prizes that took place night before last al the
National Theater.
Several young gentlemen were practicng upon
a velocipede on the lower landing last evening.
One or two seemed to be experts in the use OF the
bicycle.
Capt. Frank Keeling, the Oldest captain in Qua
chita river, and withal q universal favorite, has
taken command Of the Welcome. She leaves for
Camden to. morrow at PA
The Evening Star. Capt. Ban. Fulton, leaves for
Alexandra, Grand Ecore, Shreveport Hurricane
and Carolina Bluffs tomorrow evening at P. NJ.
A clerk will be found on the levee, foot OF Cross
man street, to receive freight this morning.
The Era No. 8, under command Of Capt. VIM.
Gillen, leaves for Jefferson to omorrow at s p n.
The T. ID. Hine, Capt. Nat. Pickett, leaves
for Minden tgoing through Cane River) to'mor-
row at P. N.
The fine packet Enterprise, Capt. Il. L. Lee,
leaves tomorrow at P. NJ. for Jefferson sad
intermediate landings. She Ia receiving 81 tne
foot of Crossmsn street.
The Judge Fletcher, Capt. Phelps, leaves to-
morrow at P. N. for Jefferson.
Can't. L. II. Patterson chartered the side wheel
steamer Mollie Fellowes Ito take the place OF
the Piopeerl. She leaves tomorrow 81 p n.
for Bayou Macon and Tensas
The stately Belle Lee, Capt. Leathers, leaves
for vicksburg tomorrow ct Pm.
The weekly sidewhseI passenger packet Bart
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12
CONSTITUTION Y. Nj. M. l.. A

the furniture fixtures thereof conduss
tncrnsistenty with decorum and propristy.
Rule s. Any person who shall defsoe, nutilate ab
tract periodical placed on fle upon the
Reading Room tables shall the hne eaua
TO four times the value thereof and for repeated sdas
shall be liable to expulsion.
RULE Any neIber shall be privileged TO introduce .
eod not resident Of the city whose be rsgis
tered IN book provided for that purpose snd who will
ceive from the Librarian Cket Of admission the Of
four weeks, TO the rooms Of the Association
RuLK g. An order from Q member draw books does
ene she holder 70 the privileges Of the Reading Room
RULE These rules shall be binding and Of like force VIA
the preceding Bylsws and will be amended in Like nsanx
at the discretion Of the Beard Of Drectoa
egnedl SAMUEL MEILEN.
ROWLAND 8. TIMPSON,
q TAYLOR WEBSTER
T. W. PERKINS.
JOHN GRBENFIELD,
GUSTAvE PITOT,
JAMES T. TUCKER,
WH COOKE,
ARTHUR BIACHE.
OSCAR K LYLE,
Execufive Committee Y. NJ N. l. A.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12

pHOuOrabe Consel Commun de Ia Vile de Ia NOuvelle-
Orleans:
MesseurLes sOussgnes propetsirs. ct residents dams
psrtr Gsvez usqu'a la Broad chaque cote de
cote Miro spus Commune jusqas Canal, ct qui
reres intent nombre de peds c a nesonne lniormsnt
ea5s un etst dsSorsbe cause de snqSs Dc 5sndaettes
Vile daut les temps pluvieux Etes
vent nous e arrive ansi qua NOS families Se soGrs pour
pouvHn' rendre nj groceries, nj aux marches Ces
hpies ounee de devnnent mpassaoes etant
creuses an cenre rempis de
impossible de les dessecher atm de les eRdurcir Ans
eousuire quettes bois les
conouemeni reges ordonnAnoes exsant ct sous
Mesuts recommsndons notre petition votre favo.
rabe Consideration Nous sOmmes respectueusemen etc,
Peter g. Convey. IS pieds
r. j Da Costa 43 pi-ds
Frank Kehvarn. q pieds
john Ha.twg, H p,eds
VIM Bnen 81 pieds
Jean ssr srtgues q pisis
Michael Dunt, q psds
EdousTd Dunn. y pieds
seIean' psr Geo wv W. Nnler. s pieds.
Nine job n Gsuche Dietrich av0cst, 800 piedA
Nine Mary scsnlan, 80 peds.
N. Betez, y pieds
sse " flliT LII 3 & Ssd., SlsdSs
James Cunningham lis pisds.
5SsTSs 5S;sT nsDsr, Dsy' q e Pss: piss:. ,7ss
Nine John Gsuche M Dietrich svoest, g7l pSeds.
Mons sur "a Miro:
Peter @ conway. l06 peds.
Pierre Simon de Chsys 50 pieas.
Andrews Smith. % Peds.
John Fischer 81 pieds
I. Falznno. 0P,-ds
,. Meunier. 800 pleas.
John Bowmsn' los pisds
Total, llzl pieds
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