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A RESOLUTION relating to government build
 ings at Fort TOtten, Dakota Territory.

RESOLUTION relating to government build
 ings at Fort TOttcn, Dakota Territory
 ReSOlved by the Senate and House of Repre-. sentatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of War be, and he hereby is, authorized and empowered to direct the necessary buildings at Fort Totten, Dakota Territory, to be constructed of brick, and to accept those at said fort already constructed Buildings o that material vi not be more ex- Pensiye than buildings of wood AND PROVIDED FURTHER, That no appropriation will be neces- sary therefor.
 Approved, April s, 1869.
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 JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the building of a railroad bridge over the Ohio river at Pa ducah, Kentucky. . ".I 1rG
 Be tt Resolued by the Senate and House of Representatives ofthe United States of America in Congress assembled, That the consent of Congress be- and the same is hereby, given to the erection of a railroad bridge over the Ohio river from the city of Paducah, Kentucky, to the State of Illinois. by the Paducah and Gulf Railroad Company and such others as may as sociate with them for that pur pose under the laws of the States of Kentucky and Illinois Provided, that said bridge is built with an uns broken or continuous span of not less thanto hundred feet in the clear, from pier to pier, over the main channel of the river, and is built in all other respects i'll accordance with the conditions and Limitations of an act entitled An act to- establish certain post roads, ap~ proved July fourt eenth, eighteen hundred aud sixty,two that said bridge, when completed ip the manner specified in this resolution, shall be deemed and takento be- a legal structure, and shall bsa post road for the transmission Of the mails of the United States; bat Congress reserves the right to withdraw the assent hereby given in case the free navigation of said river shall at any time be substantially and materi- ally obstraeted Dr any bridge 10 be erected under the au:h9fihg of this resolution, or to- direct the necessary notifications anl altere~ ions ofsail bridge
 Aprro7eI, April {, 1869.
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Approved, April 6, 1869.

A RESOLUTION respecting the pay and allow
 ances of enlisted men of the army
 ResOZoed by the Senate and House of repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the pay and allow- ance of the enlisted men of the army shall re- main as now fixed by law until the thirteth of June, eighteen hundred and seventy,
 Approved, April 6, 1869. A
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AN ACT to- abolish the office of chief of staff to 'the General of the army.
 Be 4 enacted by the Senate and House of
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CAMP GRANT .STORE.ll

TNSllE uno ersigned would respectfully announce "A shat they have just opened new stock of goods consisting of s .... .s.... .ss. q,.- DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE. &c principle.
 eonld also announce to those persons desirous 70 settie upon the Lower San Pedro, thatthey are piepl9etors of large Asequie and will allow water De tken from it by actual settlers free of charge
 ISRAEL < COX.
 SAmp Grant, A. T., 0 ct: 2d 1888. If
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-30

The status Of the late rebels, the!r res
latIous 10 the Government and their
rights under 1t, have furnished ground
for u good deal of discussion since the
close Of the war, in Congress, on the
stump, aud In the columns OF the press.
It affords US much qualification to be
able to announce that these troublesome
questions have all been settled. The
RaVenswood NetuS has done 1t. We
quote from Its colamns:
we ask attention 10 the following
proposition: The very fact, that the eX-
rebels were, honest in fighting against
the Government shows that they are
still lite enemies, in all cas6s except,
where individual Instances OF repent
AnCe can be established by positive
testimony. This proposition Is founded
On we'll known rule OF law, and the
universal experience OF mankind, and
may be thus illustrated. ia man was
Catholic four years ago, wo have O
right 10 Inter, and must infer, that he
IL n Catholic to-day, unless the contra.
~ be- shown BY clear evidence; 80 with
Tue MRhomedau, the Mormon, the
Presbyterian, the Methodist, the Re.
publican, the Democrat, and we must
add, the rebel. We have no right TO
presume q change, in the views and
feelings OF men, WITHOUT evidence; and
mere SILENCE is not evidence. This
rule will not be seriously disputed and
II therefore settles the question: ~
The rule here expounded reysrsss
the ordinary presumptions OF law aud
assumes guilt, not Innocence. Il does
not Ind 1t necessary 10 prove man
guilty, bat requires him TO prove that
he is not. In other words, he must
prove q negative; which, both In law
and common sense, Is an absurdIty.
Loyalty or dlsloyAlly to the Govern
ment, in the absence Of overt acts OF
treason, eau eHlst only In the con-
seriousness OF the individual and can
only be known TO himself. II Is i'm.
possible that anybody else can follow
the motions OF his secret thoughts. II
10 impossible, therefore, that he should
prove what they are. He cannot prove
that they are not dlsloyRl. No man
can prove such thing. Tnsre can.
therefore. be no such thing as proof Of
repentance" by positive testImony,n
There can bs nothing more than
professions. Hence, under the In
exorable rule laid down by
the RavenswoUd NctVS, mea who
were once rebels must always be rebels.
We are very sorry 1t is be go, be-
cause 1t Is desirable to have this class
give up their rebellious thoughts and
come around 10 feel cordial friend
ship for the government; and 1t seems
like a pity this cannot be permitted.
But unfortunately both for Govern.
ment and rebels, the question has been
settled the other way.
There 10 only one peg on which We
can hang . doubt, viz: whether the
NstVS would FIRST hnd II necessary In
the beginning Of Its process, to establish
by"posltlVe testimony" that the persons
presumed still to be rebels actually
ever were rebels, or whether that, as
the starting point Of Its extraordinary
logic. would also be presumed. II the
latter, then the proposition ls complete
and further argument vain.
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Tell US not In Idle Jingle marriage Is
an empty dream for the girl ID dead
that's single, apd things are mot what
they. seem, Lille 10 real, life u earnest,
single bleSsedneSB q 1b: Man thon
art, to man returnest,' has been spokeil
Of the rib. Not enjoyment and Mot
sorrow ID our destined end or way, hut
TO act that each tomorrow Rnds u
nearer marriage day. Life 10 long and
youth IL tieeting, and our hearts, though
light and gay, still, like pleasant
dreams, are beating wedding marches
all the way. In the worlds broad tieId
81 battle, In the blvouAr OF life, be not
ike dumb driven cattle-be- o heroine
"a wife, Trust no future, however
pleasant, let theQdead past bury he
deaol act, act TO the living present.
heart within and hope ahead. Lives OF
married folks remind us we can live
our liveS as well, and departing leave
0ehindluS such examples as shall 'tell.'
such examples that Anotler, wasting
Time In Idle sport, u iorlorn, unmarried
prolher seeing shall take heart and
court Let u.s. then, be up and doing,
with heart on triumph sol; still con.
irving, still pursuing, and each one \
husband get.
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GheQtttelliqetrGer.
TnE IHTEKNATIoNAL RACE,

Later intelligence from London shows
the gratifying fact that the American
crew were not so badly beaten Ia the
University Race as first reported. The
four boat lengths dWindle TO n length
and hall. Allowing for the confess
eddy bad steering Of their coxswaln,
and other untoWArd circumstances, we
believe, under equal conditions, the
HarvardS are match for their En-
gllsh conquerers. II they row In
American waters the HRrvards will
win.
Beaten as we have been, 1t is q mill.
cation Of the defeat 10 read how fairly
and courtsouSly our boys have been
dealt with by their English cousins.
The true nobility Of manhood never
shows itself better than when 1t seeks
TO soften the defeat Of an honorable OPP
ponsnt. We are sure II the oxforda
come to America they will meet with
rivalry as generous as they have
shown the HRrvards, and will 60
home feeling as the London Star now
says Of The Americans, "that they
would sooner he beaten by US than by
any other nation on the globe"
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THE managers ofthO Clarksburg Fair
have determined TO hold a "Grand
Tournament" on the second day Of the
exhibition. All unmarried Ok nIehts''
may participate, the only condition
Imposed, outside OF the regular rules, Is
that every knight must be In costume.
To The successful Lance" will be
presented handsome and valuable
pair OF silver spurs. We presume the
coronal ceremonies and dance will &C.
cur cur the same evening, Parkersburg,
wheeling, Weston and other places are
expected to send Knights, and an iuyl.
'aslon Is extended to all. Here la a
chance for the gay and dashiuR young
gentlemen OF Wheeling who want 10
distinguish themselyeS.
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AAEZS.
VEGETABLE SICILIRN
HAIR
REVIEWER.

PHYSICIANS and CLERGYMEN testify
to i's merits In restoring GRAY HAIR 10 ID
original color aud promoting lis growth. II
makes the hair soft and glossy. The old In
appearance are made young again. It M the
best
HAIR DRESSING .
ever used. 1t removes Dandrufr aud oil
scuiyy ErupuonS, Il does not stain the
skin.
Oar Treatise on the Hair sont free by mail
Bewaie OF the numerous preparations
which are sold upon our reputation.
r. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, n. H., Pro-
prieton.
For sale by all druggists. .....
Rug98.dlmeod-d&W
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auglG-l nd&w
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE.

TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE.
TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POW.
DERs arc warranted superior 10 any Others,
or no pay. for the cure OF Dlstemper, Worms,
Bots, Coughs, HiIe.bound, Colds, de-, IN
Homes; and Colds, Coughs. LOS OF MILK,
Black Tongue, Horn DiStemper, &C., In Cat.
tie. They are perfectly safe and innocent;
no eed OF stopping the working OF your
animals. They increase the apostle, give
atine coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary
organs; also increase the milk OF COWS. Try
them, and you will never be without them,
The late Hiram Woodruff, celebrated train.
or Of trottlng horEes, used them for years,
Col. Philo. P. Busa, OF the Jerome Race
Course, Fordham, N. T., would not use
them until he was told OF what they IRE
COMPOSED, since which he L. never without
them. He has over twenty running hores
In his charge, and for the last three Year,
has used no other medicine for them. He
has kindly permitted me TO refer any one TO
him. Over 1000 other references can be seen
a. the Depot. -....' - -Y
Gold by Druggists and saddlers. Price, %
cents per box. Depot, 10 PARK Place, New
YORK. auRl0.lmdAw
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TIE rebels started and the Copper,
heads echoed, the cry of spoons u
and "thIef" against General Butle,
because he made the rebel population
at New Orleans pay the whole cost Of
sustaining his army and navy while
Ae was in command at New Orleans,
and, according to Mr.. Parton, turned
over balance Of SlI. 900, 600 besides Ia
the United States Treasury. Secretary
Chase remarked that II all our Generals
carried on the war on the same finan-
cial principles that Butler did, the
country need not suspend specie pay
ments or Issue legal lenders. Itnow
turns out that his deceased brother,
whom General Butler was reputed TO
have helped" to several millions
while in New Orleans, o sum which
afterwards dwIndlsdIo 500, 900, died
lnsolvent. So much for the perseyerinr
and diversified lying to which an ex.
Democrat may be subjected at the
hands oil his fellow Democrats when be
puts them through a course OF
sprouts" which is dIssgreeable.
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Peculiar Adaptability.

UFnnuFeth'B Pills.
Their peculiar adaptability 10 all eonAtI-
buttons as cleGnSers OF the bowels and the
blood hai established their great merit.
They restore the Liver, the spleen and even
the heart TO healthy action when other rem
edles have been used without producing
any benefit. They do not expose tho 10 who
use them TO any danger, being asSafe as sal.
utary. ..
Extract from Letter 70 DR.. BrdIldrekh from O.,
:. Fdy, ESQ., r. n, Hamilton. N. J.
I'm 1888 l was in poor health, and my
friends az well as myself supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But
after taking one box Of BrandrethG Pills, l
began TO feel better. Well, sir, when l had
used up twelve boxes was q we'll, healthy
man-Dy weight having gone from 1871
pounds up to l62 pounds. then ordered a
supply, and between that time and the
present have retailed three thousand dol
lars' worth Of these invaluable pills, and
am quite sure that have thereby been In
strumental In saving thousands OF llyes.
"Yours, truly, CO.. FAY, PM
Sold by all Druggists. ObGerve my name
In white letters 10 tue government stamp.
3. BRANDRETH.
n
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TIE Ravsnswood News patrouIzIpolv
remarks:
"The Wheeling ISTELLIuRScRR wa
are happy to say, 10 beginning to mani.
iest some signs Of repentance for its
late iudiscretions." "'
The Wheeling uaRxcER, we
beg TO say, Is not aware Of having
committed any "late indlscretion I" and
Is not conscious OF any " repentance. :"
The NeiCS. we are happy to say, has a
perpetual insurance against "indIscrs,
tion," for the word presupposes the ex-
istsnce Of discretion to begin with,
whereas the NeaVS seems not yet TO
have arrived at that age,
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The WEEKLY JOURNAL is the style
ola paper published at Cottagsvllle,
jackson county, by James Il. Higgins.
The position OF the paper Is not clearly
defined In the Salutary but we Infer 1t
Is to be Democratic. The Journal Is
rather neat In It's make up but Is print.
ed on old type.
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DAVID EDGAR FOREMAN, for severa
years leading and active merchant Of
Harrison, county, died at his residence
In shInnston last Monday, oil consump.
tlon, and was buried with Masonic hon
ots. He was we'll known 10 The mer-
chants ofthis city, and was young
man Of great energy and probity OF
character,
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sHISESToN camp meeting broke up
last Thursday. The Clarksburg Con.
SerVa!ipe complains that two toll gates
were set up on the approaches 10 the
camp ground and toll exasted from
everybody In attendance.
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FRlDAr MONT, (9Oth) the store of
Shay & Moore, Of New Cumberland,
was robbed OF some SIS or so. cash,
which had been left In the drawer of 4
box containing papers belonging 10 the
Odd Fellows. 6
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POlltleAl conelavs IN Tcanessee.

SV"UEAE 4k444Hl mug U7I 80
Horace Maynard, Hamilton Cox, o.
shelby, Thornburg, Of Jefferson, and
other leading Radical Republicans, ar.
rived this morning. They, held meet.
Ing this afternoon, and adjourned I'LL
tomorrow. The object OF the meeting
has not trRuspIred. Various surmIseE
are aaoat. One to The effect that they
are TO take steps for thorough reof.
ganlzatlon OF The party, and, Rs a ne.
cessary Incident thereto, 10 demand the
removal OF all Ssnter Office, holders In
the State. Another. that they contem'
plate, during Ssnter'S absence. seiElng
tue State government. The latter ID
hardly probable, The majority Of those
present are members OF the late I,egis.
lRture.
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JOHN ECRHART, SIN.
q. W. EEK HART,

Having Withdrawn from the above firm.
1retnrn my kind thanks for past Patronage
and would ask the continuance OF the Rame
70 .John Eekhart, at tile old stand. nv
VIII md there large ssOItment or LadieSi
Ml'ses and ChIldrSn's Hose, Eents' and
Boys Hall Hose, UadaRaTmen(s, and ali
Yarns. &C., &c. al
Respectfully, g. ". ECKHART
RuR26,lW r- t'NA' 2
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AMAS by the name Of Mcclure, llv.
Ing In the neIghborhood Of Hooks.
town. Hancock county, attempted to
commit suicide, a few days ago, by
staoolng himself with pair Of sheep
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NHEC0.PARTNERsHIP HEREToFoRE
i existing between Louis Blond and vii.
Liam Baehmau, under the firm name Of
Blond BAchman, IN the Millinery bust.
neSs, has bean dissolved by mutual consent,
The business Will 90 continued at the Old
stand, one door Routh Of d. Nicholl q Bio.
on Main street, by William BAChman, Who
will also settle all claims against tina IRle
nrm. Persons having claims will present
Thorn, and thde knowing themselves IN.
d6bted will please call and Eettle Rt one.
LOUIS BLOND, -l
. Q WILLIAM BACHMAN,
WHEELING, Aug. %, 1859. Qng2l.u
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Special Bottles.
The President Dsolares War

The President Declares War
Against all impoSitlons upon tho people
and Science. following tho glorious exam.
pie, iSout r. .HE
AGAINST THEPOISONEES,
who veil sugar Of lead hair dyes, that moi
only ruin the hair. but parAlyEs the system.
lmpoStors Hi"
WHO DESEROY THE UHRARY
time,
0ristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
"a offered under tho guarantee OF Professor
Chiffon, tho famous analytical chemist, ~
m efficient, ~.
Pure and Harmless Preparation.
CRIsrADoROS HAIR PREsERVA.
TIVE, as Dressing, acts like charm on
the Hair after DyeInY. Try II.
1uElO.lmlHw
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THE0 -PAkrNERHaIP HEREToFoRE
L exstlng between Louis Blond and WI.
liam BacnmAn, under the nrm name OF
Blond a hachmRu, In the Boot and Shoe
Dulae1a has been dissolved by mutual con.
SENT William BaohmRn retiring, =
The busihes4 will DO continued at the Old
stand, No. lG7 Main street, conner SurIpV
alley, by Louis Blond, who Will settle MI
claims against the late Grm. Persons nav.
log claims will present them and those
knowing themselves Indebted Will please
LOuGa BLOND,
WILLIAM BAGHMAN.
.WHRELIHG, Aug. %, 1859. aua2l.ti
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THE colored people OF Harrison and
surrounding counties will celebrate
September 22d, Emancipation day, Of
Clarksburg. .l ~ ~
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THE Monroe Republican, has suspend.
ed publication except as an Adverlls-
Ing sheet,
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Dissolution.

THE PARTNERSHIP OF JOHN Eek.
i HART and George ". EckhRrt, under
Tue name aud style OF John EekhATt d Son,
was dissolved by mutual consent on ms
drawing.
Tho buIin esa will be continued at the old
Stand, No. lsS Main street, by John Eek.
mar, SEM. who will settle all CLAIMS
please call and settle soon,
JOIN I Es;GE;KEtHF:A,RIT, sEN,.
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gEtp 9aHGrlIstaEats.
Read Read Read II

CURE or DYSPEPSIA AND sCROFULA.
PARKERsRuR0, April 10.
I. II. LOGAN, lao Dear Sir :-l wrote 70
you some time Elucs for bottle OF Brent.
linRerG Fluid Extract OF Salsa ArillR and
Dandellon, and NUT any that II has acted
UPON me like charm. have been Rtiilct-
cd for near Two years with DygpepSia; two
thirds OF the time vomited from one, 10
three tin01 day. had given up the Idea
OF ever getting well, and Indeed my friends
had given up ali hopes Of my ever
getting we'll again. Added 10 this, suffered
with tho Scr0fulA very much. since lust
september ono side OF my neck was one en-.
tire sore, composed OF some g0Ven runnlDg
sores. Tho use OF one bottle has much linz
proved mo. My stomach la relieved aud my
neck has improved beyond my most san.
RuInS expectations. ! feel much encouraged,
and think by the use Of one or Two bottles
please send me two bottles BY the boat
..- j, W. HOMER.
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THE assessment Of personal property
In Hancock county this year Is Sl.O9S,'
ASS.
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Information Wanted

.OFJAMEs KENNEDY, WHO WAS last
" seen saturday, lith Inst, on the east
end OF the eu!p6nAiou Bridge. Had on
hat, dark pantaloons and check 6hIrt: ia
about h1ty years Of oge, Any Information
concerning bis whereabouts will DO thank-
rally received BY John Lanck, WellsburR, or
at me Pct once, Wheeling, W. Va.
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List of Letters

EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
II Post Once al Wheeling, on Monday,
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SOn LBS. EXCELSIOR HAND polNT.
OUU I'd HoIa9 Shoe Nails, Gssorted EiSAS.
p. C,HlLpReTHA BRO, q
ueGH " Main atrCst, /,
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RHAD AGAIN.
EXTRAORDINARY CORE OF MERCU.
RIAL plsEASE.

EXTRAORDINARY UURH OF MENVUs
RIAL DIsEASE. ......
DEAR DOCTOR ;-YOu know what was my
condition when called upon you. l was
sores all over, literally covered with nasty
black Bcab8, and 30 pAined In my joints At
night, that sleep or rest was utterly impOS'
Btbl0. My constitution seemed entirely
broken down, and was almOHt In despair
o. ever being cured having tiled many Ply.
purpodlng TO be remedies, without the
least sign Of success. But am now happy
70 say, mat after uSln7 those I'VE bottles Of
your AarsaparillR and DRndelion, and only
Two boxes OF Tho Pills, became perfectly
restored, have returned 10 my post on the
boat, and feel At this time as stout as ever
did lu my life. Please accept my thapkG,
and believe me ever yOurS.
SAMUEL MAYS.
To DR.. BRENTLINoER,
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sB- Ten llne8 or lOss make square.
sprransient advertisements CASH IN atl-
Vunne, :
MARRIAGES AND FUNERAL EoT1CEs, 10
cts, when under SIX lines.
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co No notice viii DO taken OF commuul'
cations mt accompanied by reE ponSible
name. The name will DO considered oOnh.
dental, but must In all CASES accompany lot
LarS o. guarantee Of good NTH.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.
MORNING EDITION.

~ f. IL NJ -.
INVARIABLY ADvA NCE,