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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-07
The FrnunImv Privilege.

General Sam. Cary, of OHIO, mad" II
personal explanation Tuesday, i'll the
House of Representatives, concerning
the charge in the Cincinnati Gd%cHe
that papers with his frank had been
sent out from WesI chester, Pa Mr..
Cary denied that he had SO used ms
frank. Information from Westminster
Is to the effect that the Democratic EX-
ecutive Committee last summer sent
Dackapes of speeches To Westminster in
envelopes bearing his frank, but not
addressed. It appears that those who
received them put the speeches to other
uses, and appropriated the ranked en-
velopes for their own correspondence.
1t must be apparent that any fTHnking
law under which such abuses are
possible needs OverhAuling; but in
truth the whole thing is wrong. Very
li.tle of the matter which the law con-
templates shall be ranked is worth the
paper the frank is written On-stamped,
we should have said, If the vast piles
of trash printed by order of Congress
could be sent to the country only at
the expense OF the Honorable NJ. C's.
there wouldn't be much of it printed
and in this way great deal would be
saved. Let members of Congress pay
their postage like everybody else. ii
their public duties require so much
expense in this way that their present
salaries are inadequate, we should
favor increasing it but we apprehend
that IL COngressmuu'sl legitimate eXEen-
SEES for postage would not be SO heavy
IA to make any increase OF salary neces
snry. The enormous abuses of the frank
ing privilege have II great deal to dc
with the deficits that annually turn w
in the post Office department. Yet WE
have very little hope that Congress will
do anything to remedy those abuses
AT least they will not abolish the Drivt-
lege. The ranking privilege is to mem
beers of Congress II part of the mach1n-
ery with which they set to work before
their seats nre warm to secure re
eIec,iuu. ~ congress whereof IL ma
IOriIy were willing to abridge theil
privileges and patronage simply out d
regard for the general good, has not ye
assembled. We do not expect such +
one will assemble until the masses Of
the people are more intent on reform
ing the abuses that have grown up III
the government and more resolute in
holding their representatives to II rigid
accountability.
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THE $. sENATORsHIP.
From Yesterdays Register.
0u,o Corr1rv Jopuoru5 IS

from IeSLtTUuy AfYLoL"'
ONO COUNTY, January 5, 1869.
Editors of the Register:
One of the most important duties OF
the Legislature soon to assemble, Will
be the election OF United States Sena-
tor; and among the many names now
before the public for this honor, perhaps
that of Governor PeirpOint deserves the
highest consideration, from the fact,
among others, that he had the moral
courage to assume the helm of State, in
the time that tried mems souls.
Yet, like the contests between the
Bucktowns and the BulltOwns, for the
location of the Capital, so, in this case,
the very number of candidates from
this section OF the State, may lead to
want of harmony in favor of the right
man in the right place. Now, without
intending in the least to disparage the
claims of any of the gentlemen named,
allow me, in behalf of the very strong
claims OF different section of the State,
to name the Hon. James II. Brown, OF
Kanuwha county, now President Judge
OF the Court OF Appeals, as gentleman
of the most unsullied public and private
character, and who would represent u
the interests of our young State with
distinguished ability and fidelity. In
deed, should the Legislature, i'll It's
wisdom, confer this honor upon him, II
would do no less honor to itself than
to the State, and at the same time give
the most general satisfaction to the peO
Pile of all parts OF the Slate.
SENEX
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The question who is to be judge of
this circuit is not yet decided. Judge
Caldwell has received the Governors
commission, but Mr.. PAUL has given
notice of his intention to contest; so the
matter will be finally adjudicated by II
special court of three, one to be chosen
by each contestant and the third (whO
is to be President of tho Court) by the
Governor. MIR. PAUL., we learn, has
selected on his part Judge Edmiston, of
Weston. We have not heard whether
the other members of the Court have
been chosen Forty days are allowed
for taking dispositions; so the prObabiIi-
~ is we shall know who is Judge in
about sixty days" Meanwhile Judge
Caldwe ell is the acting Judge.
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The sInrshnII Comfy Suit.

II is understood that the opinion OF
the Supreme Court of Appeals In the
suit OF Marshall county versus the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company
has been prepared and will be deliver
ed at AN early day in the approaching
term. The points involved i'll the case
we understand to be these.
l. Whether the property of the Com
pany in this State was subject TO taxa
ton under its charter at the time Mar
shall county undertook to collect taxes
from it; and as involved in this.
H. Whether in Ascertaining the prof
fits of the company, with reference to
the exemption granted by the charter,
the whole "'capital invested" or only
that much of it within this State, is TO
be- the basis on which profits are to be-
cnlculated-the company claiming eX-
emption till the business done by that
part OF the road in this State nets over
Is per cent Oh the money invested III this
State; and it being claimed on the 9th
or hand that the charter contemplates
taxation after the whole profits OF the
Company exceed six per cent on III"
whole capital Invested.
Ill. Whether taxation Mltrr tho com
ouuy becomes taxable is for general
Stat. purposes only, or also for local
purposes.
". Whether the company Is subject
TO taxation regularly after its profits
exceed six per cent in any year, though
they may fall below it afterwards, or
whether it is to be taxed only for the
wears wherein its profits exceed that
fivnIp
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Cold VIctuuAIs.

1t is not long ago sin ce, in this coun-
try, cold meat was looked on as the
symbol of everything impoverished
and StinEy and sIualid. In many
parts of New England the same preju-
dice exists yet, and "mean as cold
victuals" is quite common expression
to denote anything or anybody that is
beneath contempt. In large cities like
New York many thousands of people
live more upon cold meats than upon
hot, anu the food seems to agree with
them. Germans live half the time upon
cold ham and sausage; and they are
much given also to salad and unlocked
vegetables of various kinds. Cold veal
is always to be found on the counters in
German restaurants. Following the
English fashion, many restaurants i'll
New York make IL speciality OF cold
meats, and there is great demand for
them in general, many persons consid-
erinE them more wholesome. as we'll
AS more palatAble, than hot meals.
Cold roast pork is infinitely better
than hot, MS we'll rs more digestible. In
certain villages in France where the
culture OF the silkwOrn gives employ
ment TO most OF the inha Oitants, while
the season is at its height, the women
are all too busy to prepare hot food
regularly, and 80 the people dine per-
pendIcularly, on such cold victuals rs
may be at hand. They are reported AS
being very healthy and robust under
this regimen. 1t is a question open
tor discussion why food and drink
should be taken hot under any circun-
stances. Some physicians think that
the permanent decay of teeth is owing
to the constant habit of hot meats and
drinks. with the frequent antiLhesis of
iced water. Man. being the only ami
NAL that cooks, is the only one that
eats hot food, and he is more liable to
disorders of all sorts than the lower
creatures.
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Dr. Tobias venetian Horse LinIment.

Dr. Tobias venetian Horse Liniment.
Pint bottles at 81, for the cure OF Iameness,
scratches, wind gals, sprains, bruises, sPlints,
cuts. collie, slipping stitle, over-heating, sore
throat, nail in the foot, &C. 1t Is warranted
cheaper and better than any other article
ever offered to the public. Thousands OF
animals have been cured of collie and over
heating by the LinImeut;and hundreds that
were crippled and lame have been restored
to their former Vigor. 1t Is used by the first
hOrsemen throughout the States. Orders are
constantly received from the racing stables
of England, for fresh supplies OF: this invalu-
able article. Over $500 testimonials have
been received. Remember, one dollar laid
out in time may save the life OF your horse.
Sold by all Druggists. once, 10 Park
Place, New York. declS-lmd&w
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For Sale.

0JHE DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
containing eight rooms, gas and watel
throughout, on ChaPline street, now. Occn-
pied by K A, NcCabe. Enquire of
=. +. HILDRETH or
MRS. Nj. J. GALLH.
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POROUS rLAsrERs

ACCUMULATE ELECTRICITY,
whereby the circulation OF the blood he
comes eQualIzed upon the part where nPpll'
ed causing pain and morbid action to cease.
Was there ever published stronger evil
dence than this?
Certificate from a. r. Sterling, ESQ.
For two years, have been a great sufferer
from neuralgia in the head, and found only
temporary relief from all the various reme-
dies that have tried, until applied one OF
"ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS." cut
Itiuto three strips placing ono under each
shoulder blade and the other over the small
OF my back, and Tor the past three months l
have had scarcely a twinge OF the old pain
l advise all who suffer from nervous disease
to lose no time In making trial of the
wonderful plaster
A. f. STEERING, Sec'y Singer Mfg Co.
New York, June 8, 1868.
PrincIl al Agency, Brandreth House New
York. Sold by all Druggists.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

7 WILL OFFER FOR SALE ON The
i premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY6 6. 1859,
the following property, being a portion of
the real estate belonging to the helms OF
Joseph .KtrkwOOd, decd. to wit: About $50
acres of farming land In SECTION 81, Range =.
Township }. said laud lies directly opposite
the City of Wheeling, and the Town OF
Bridgeport, and will be offered in tracts to
suit purchasers in from to 30 acre lots. 1t
is well calculated for grapes, gardening Oh
farming.
AIsO-About 30 acres of coal land. The
surface and coal will be offered separate
The coal will be divided in smaller lots
abOut30 acres OF surface will be offered with
the coal.
AIso-SOme pasture lots lying adjacent
and south of the Town of KirkwOOd, Will
be offered in lots of from ~ to IL acres.
AISO-AbOut lcO town lOLs in the Town OF
Kirkwood, Ohio.
Said town Is very flourishing village:
some - houses have been erected during the
last year. 1t contains churches and one OF
the finest school buildings In Eastern ONO
This land and town lots have all the adj
vantages of the free navigation OF the Ohio
River and the transportation of the CleVe-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad.
Terms: One-thiTl in hand and the remain
der i'll two equal annual payments, with In-
tereSt. HENRY WEST, Admir-,
with the will annexed OF Jos. KirkwOOd. dec.
1aPSI.1h
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BUTLER AND JOH .NON.
II. r. Il. makes ~ New Years cnII
on a. L,

(FrOm the report Of the New Years reception
utMe White HOMSe.)
Pending lull in the advance of the
crowd a buzz of some little excitement
ran through the reception room, and II
moment thereafter General Butler APP
peared and advanced with rapid pace
toward the president. He extended
his hand in IA most cordial manner, and
it was MS cordially received by Mr..
Johnson.
Any one not familiar with the his
tory of the past year or two would have
supposed that the President and Mas
sachusetts member were upon the most
cordial and friendly terms. \ few mo.
menIs conversation was INDUCED in,
the import of which dad not trAnspire;
after which Gen. Butler cordially bAde
the President good day and passed over
to Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Slower,
with whom he also entered into friend
ly conversation, and subsequently lett
The White House. The incident was in
the day. Later in the day Gen. Butler,
accompanied by Chiet Justice Cartier,
at the District Supreme Court, visited
the residence OF the Cabinet Ministers
and others. Al Attorney General
Evart's residence some one asked Gen.
Butler about his interview with the
President, when he talked of it very
freely, and remarked that he had no
quarrel with Mr.. johnson socially, and
ne could not conceive of no reason why
political differences should interfere
with social enjoy ments.
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For Rent.
For Rent.
For Rent.

ITIHE SECOND FLOOR OF OUR STORE
Room The floor is 1873 feet long by 70
ieet vide Has fine light. Possession given
immediately. rO-
log Main ST., Merchants Block.
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NINETEENTH QUARTERLY REPORT
Y OF the First National Bank of Wheeling,
West Virginia, showing its condition on the
morning OF the INST Monday in January,
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Election,
New Firm.

NEW Firm.
John BUTrERFIELD AND WILLIAM
y u. ENGLISH have this day entered into
co-paItnership under the rlrm name OF
boTTERFlELD & Co., as MALTSTERS AND
HOP DEALERS.
For the present their office is on Market
street, first door above the Post OfflCe but
tire Wheeling, corner OF Water and Second
streets.
JOHN BUTTERFIELD.
- "M. ID. ESGLIeH.
JANUARY l, 1869. ian4-tf
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West Virginia SenatOrsnip.
EjnDl the Uu>hinOEOn Reporter

A. w. Campbell, Esq, for many
years the able editor of the Wheeling
INTELLIGEHCER. is now one of the most
prominent candidates for tho United
States Senate from West Virginia. lie
seems to he the coming man. For years
through pro slavery osIracism, has MIR.
Campbell been the foremost champion
of freedom i'll the State. Always bold
and fearless in the advOcacV of the
principles of right, he was AZ host OIL
strength i'll himself at the outset OF the
war, III resisting the mad schemes OF
the r~!els. The Wheeling lNTELLI,
GENCEH which lie did SO much To build
up, is II monument to his ability, ener-
sy and devotion to truth.
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Commissioner's Sale.

DUKSUANT TO THE ACT OF THE Leg
islature of West Virginia, passed FebEu-
ury 10Th, 1867, entitled IAN act to provide Tor
W finding up the affairs OF the Northwestern
Bank Of Virginia. the undersigned Com
InissiOners appointed under said act, will, on
Thursday, january Dist, 1869,
commencing at 10 o'clock A NJ, in front OF
the court 1Ouse, IN the CITY of Wheeling,
sell the remaining real estate and bills re-
ceiVable OF the JetferhOnVille Branch OF said
Bank at public auction. Germs OF sale, SIX,
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months,
with Interest and approved security.
The pun chaSer to undertake to pay all
outstanding circulation and liabilities Of the
SAID Jacksonville branch, anu give SuCn
security therefor HS shall be satisfactory TO
the undersigned commissioners.
Persons disposed TO bid can obtain full in.
formation respecting said assets tO be sold
by application to kObt Crangle or Gibson
Lamb. X. era NGLE,
Z. OGLEBAY,
A. KUHN,
q. lamb,
Commissioners.
WHEELING. Jan, 6, 1869 lnnG-tS
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WHISKY. it is asserted. is Inanufhc-
tured III New York city according to the
following recipe: Common whisky 10
gallons, water Az gallons. lincture OF
Guinea pepper gallons, tincture of
ounces. and strong tea ~ gallons. The
alcohol i'll this mixture Is so much re-
duced in strength that the drugs must
he added, to restore the taste, which
burns the palate like fire. The dealer
thus makes eighty-tive gallons of i'm
itation whisky out of forty gallons of
common stuff. This recipe should
warn all persons against the use ofsuch
poisonous beverages.
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S.P HILDRETH, Ca
WHEELING, January 4th, 1869.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Frederick Bayha and wife to me,
dated August 18th, 1865, and of record IN the
office OF the Recorder of ohio county, West
on Saturday, the 3Oth day of January, 1869,
at 10 O'Clock in the morning, at The front
door of the Court House OF Ohio county, In
the City OF Wheeling, proceed 10 cell by
public auction to the highest and best bid
der, certain piece of land situate in Tria-
delphIa Township, on the north side OF the
National Road and joining lands with Fred
rick Kober and others, containing three and
forty hundreth acres.
Terms of Sale:-FiVe hundred and seven
ty-fOuT 2S-lCO dollars with costs of sale, cash /,
and the balance TO be equally divided III
four payments ana paid on the flTBt day OF
September, 1869, 1870, 1871 and 1872, without
interest. Selling as trustee shall only con-
Vey such title as is vested in me, which,
however, Is believed to he good.
A. q. ROBINSON, Trustee.
WHEELING, December Is, 1858.
dec2S.t ii
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PAXTON q OqLEBAY
Wholesale GrOc0rs

NO. "a MAIN ST.,
WHEELING, W. VA.
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
[ II sale at lowest market rates, viz:
lJO Bags Rio Coffee.
~ Half Chests Gunp'r, Y. Il and ImpI
Teas.
20 Hall Chests Black Tea.
30 Boxes and Kegs Sup'r Va. TOhacct44.
rs Butts and CaItties Black los do
100 Caddies Black rs and Navy do
~ Kegs twist do
100 BblS Refined Sugars.
80 Hhds +. X. aud Cuba Sugars.
25 BblS prime MO!asses.
Also, Flour, Soaps and Candles, Wooden
ware, Spices, N. Z. Tar, Conc. Lye, Madder
COpperdS, Alum, LOgwoOd, Newcastle Bi
CArb Soda, Cot'n Yarns, Batting, Fps Salts,
salts, Chocolate, Cream Tartar, Vinegar
Cheese, Shot and Lead salt, and numerous
other articles usually kept In a Wholesale
Grocery.
rom any one wanting anything in our line.
SRpSB
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THE Legislature of Maine convened
yesterday. The question of the United
States Senatorship is attracting great
attention. The candidates are Hon. l..
NJ. Morrill, and Hon. Hannibal Ham
lin. The contest promises to be hard
one, but present indications point to
the nomination OF Mr.. Hamlin.
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WEprint this morning another pretty
tart communication respecting the
school superintendcy. We should
aud think more good would be done if
the controversy were correct or in Il less
acrimonious spirit.
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a TELEGRAM from Washington says
a time has been fixed for the re.argu-
ment in the Supreme Court of the case
of Virginia Us. West Virginia, in the
matter OF Berk ley and Jefferson coun-
ties. 1t will be remembered that when
this case was argued before, the Court
being equally divided failed TO agree.
and nothing has ever been done in the
matter since,
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announcements,


MeSSr$ EditOrS:-Plelse announce til Rme
OF CAPT. JOHN F. BAIkD. as IA candidate
for the office OF City Sergeant, AT the en>u-
ing charter election, AMI OOIiGe,
les MANY FRIENDS.
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Or the originally known John Brown
party who captured Harper's Ferry
and set up IL provisional Government
f Virginia. but two are now living
owen Brown, who resides in Western
Pennsylvania, and Osborne Z. Ander-
son, cOlored man living in Canada.
Realf, Luke Parsons, Gill, and others
associated with il directly or indirectly,
each won some distinction during the
war, and are now living. Geo. p. Tidd,
one of those: who escaped, died at the
taking of Roanoke Island, Sergeant OF
n New York Regiment. Barclay Cop
pie, then IL Lieutenant in Kansas
Regiment, WAS killed at Platte Bridge,
Mo-, through the destruction of n rail-
road train by guerrillas. So says the
Worcester Spy.
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Etna Fire and Marine ms. Co.

TINE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the OcRholderS of the IEetnR Fire
anu Marine Insurance Company for the
election OF directors, will be held at the office
OF the company on MONDAY. Jan. 4th, 1869,
between the hours OF 10 and l2 n. m.
dec2l-th y. 2. HILDRETH, Sec'y.
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MESHLER'S HERB BITTERS,
FAME
IL. ~ az EaGl.

CH1SIA1OOlSO f'AMh L.
Is the offspring of q Great Fact.
No one can think Ofdenying that his
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Brings out a finer BROWN or BLACK than
any other, i'll ashorter time, and without In
jury 10 the hair. This Is u truth rs apparent
as that the sun lights the earth.
CrIAIndOrO'S Hair PreSerVHtIVe
AND BEAUTlFIER.-The toilet, without
this article, lacks iL1 most useful attribute.
Nothing is 30 common in this country as the
falling out toe hair. The preServative pre-
vents it. The fibres can no more loosen and
drop OF, II this article is regularly applied
night and morning, than If each were fixed
in a vice. The testimony on this point
over " helmlng, while the Identifying and In
vigOrlting properties OF the fluid are equal
Iy well established.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Hair
DreSsers. Mandatory No t8 Maiden Lane,
Principal Depot No. 6 Aston House.
declS.lmd&w
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ED. +. UNDERHILL. who was reporter
for the New York Times in the Mass
Convention held in this city in May.
1861, and who was afterwards captured
and imprisoned by the rebels at Har-
per's Ferry, has just been elected clerk
OF the New York Assembly.
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McSsrS. EditorS:-You will please announce
my nAIno as an independent candidate at
the approaching election, for the office OF
City Sergeant. II elected Will endeavor to
discharge the duties OF the office for the best
interest OF the people of the city.
Mh-iU
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Election,

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L Stockholders OF the franklin lnsuE-
anre Company, for the election of Direc-
| tors will be held at the office OF the Com
pany on Monday, January nth, 1869, be-
| w cen the hours Of and p. NJ.
| Z. NJ. COEH, Secretary.
| JANUARYG 1859. jan7-4L
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Spertal YutItes.
The Danger of Delay.

But few diseases require more attention
than Colds and Coughs, and few are more
generally neglected. How many persons,
when they take a cold, consider it OF no i'm
portance, and let 1t run on, without reflect
ing a moment on its consequences. Remem-
Der that neglected colds are frequently dam
gerous, and often result in diseases most DIFF
ficult to cure. A cold in the head produces
cough, then comes pain in the side, fever
difficulty in breathing, and finally ends In
Consumption. Who would suffer from
cold, with the probability OF a serious attack
OF Catarrh, Bronchitis, Influenza, lntlam-
nation of the Lungs, &C, when that efficient
preventative,
MESHLER'S HERB BITTERS,
can be had at n moments notice. 1t will re-
move the tickling sensation which precedes
a cold, prevent hOarseness, check coughing,
ex pei the mucous gathered in the hronchia,
and resist successfully that fell destroyer,
| Consumption.
Sold by all druggists and storekeepers
DIR. s. II. HARTMAN d. CO.,
Sole ProprIetors, l. ancaster Pa,
And No. %, Market street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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