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"TnE country of Kentuck," as d,
Boone used TO call It, has certainly grown
some cunning Democrats. The Fifteenth
Amendment having forbidden any denial
Of the ballot tOmen on account Of color,
they are beating their skulls for some de-
vice which will enable them to defeat the
requirement. An obscure hut ingenious
editor has finally hit ii: he advises
the State TO exact law providing
that mo person shall be an electOr
Tin this commonwealth who hNs wool,
"or kinky hair, on his scalp" and
any evasivC person who "sllaves OF
Otherwise removes" the Cutcnlar up
appendage so as to look like Democrat
shall be heavily fined for Discrimination
This solves the problem. And 1t does moi
exhaust the expedients. For if Congress
shall, under the I'd section, cruelty forbid
the "kinky hair" test, our Kentucky
friends can still fall back on the craniaI
cone, the labial protubcrance, the shin
bone crescent aplthe hollow oftlleplanta
grade foot, which Is well known to mike
hole in the ground. In tho bright lexi
con Of Kentucky Democracy, which Fate
has compiled from many On lnglorious
victory, there is no such word as full y,
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WASHINGTON.
+ end Id the IYhlttemore ca.e.
His ResignatiOn--Vote of CenSure
and Condemnation Passed
Unanimously.
WAsIIINGXoN, D. G., Feb, !

i" Washington, y. G., Feb, q.
WulTrEMORR CITECKMATEs THE HOUSE.
There was great tIlrOng aLthe Capt.
tol early this morning, and some time be.
fore tho House met all the galleries were
crowded with persons anxious ID see and
hear tho end of WhiLtemorc's Casc.-
Stringent orders Ind been issued To the
doorkeGpers, and rs consequence there
was far less pushing and excitement thHn
on yesterday. General Logan called for
the regular order Us soon MS the journal
had been read, and then IN accordance
with tie promise Of yesterday gave his
time but five minutes to WhitlCmore, who
ut oncC roSO In q calm and deliberate man
ner to speak in defence or apology Of his
course. As he did so, he bCCkoned for II
page, and put into his hands . letter for
the Speaker. He'had proceeded but two
minutes when Speaker. Blaine sharply
raped him 10 pause, and said ,llG had
received letter which lit was bis duty
under the rules to Immediately lAy before
the House. There was instant confusion,
two or three members protesting that
WhittcmOre could not be interrupted, md
others suggesting " him to withdraw his
letter and submit II Nnrr lie had finished
speaking. Mr. Blaine ruled that 1t could
not be Withdrawn, and must be read forth
with. 1t proved to be WhitlcmOrc's reSig-
nation, with its acceptance from the Gov
ernor Of South Carolina a good many
persons In the galleries manifested disgust
at this termination Of tho aihir, and dis.
cussinn sprang up on the floor us to Whit
tGmOrG's right to go on with his speech.
Points Of order, suggestions and parlia.
mentary inquiries were made by lngcr-
soil, Eldridgc, Butler. Bingham, Dawes,
Banks, FarnswOrth, Roots, Of Arkansas,
and Smith, Of Tennessee. The point
made by AEesSrs. Banks md Dawes wns
that the resignation Of any member lsnot
complete tin II Las hOcn 6GquiesGOl III by
the body Of which he forms part, and
they held that rs m opposite doctrine
would allow minority ut my ttmG TO
break up any legislative assemblagc by
rendering their designations.
The Speaker finally decided tliut the
resignation was complete, and he there.
fore could not recognize WhittCmore'S
right To speak, though consent 70 do SO
might bo given blythe House If no one
objected. Mr. FarnswOrth appealed from
this decision pro f0rmd, in order u. get the
sense. OF tho llOtSc, and the Speaker was
sustained by decided vote. ~
There then was some hurried debate rs
to what should be done next, ending IN u
motion " table the resolution for expul.
sion, which was carried all but unani-
mouSIy.
Mr.. Logan ut once brought from his
committee another ono Of .cCnsure and
condemnation In strong terms, which was
swiftly put toa vote and carried by 1Sj
yeas, without q single dissenting voice.
This ended the matter, md tho House
then went into Committee on the appro.
priation bill. WhittemorG gathered pp
Ills papers aud retired, and Mr., FARMS
worth took possession Of his vNcatel
chair. lrtl ste
THOSE VINO DID NOT VoTE FOR CEN.
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HAND BOOK or WEST VRGINH.-Mr.
Debar, the Commissioner Of immigration,
has laid on our table his Handbook Of
West Virginia, which has Just issued from
the press Of Messrs. Gibbons Bros, Par
kersburg It isa compact quarto Of near
200 pages, and from tho cursory glance
through II, which BiiaIl We have yet found
time for, it seems to DO IN exhaustive and
thorough exhibit OF all parts and all the
resources Of the State. 1t is On interest
ing and valuable work on which Mr. De.
bar has evidently spent much labor. So
much information, about the State has
never before been brought together, and
it is prepared and presented with marked
ability. Dir. Debar publishes the book at
his own expense, and we suppose he will
fill orders for it by addressing him at Par
kerburg. This book will not only be
valuable to people of other States, but it
will furnish our own citizens with good
deal Of information about their own State
possessed by few.
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TnE wife of j.. Koch, music teacher and
piano tuner, died in Bridgeport, Ct, on
Wedn@daynight, Of trtelHaa spirtli. The
disease was caused by eating uncO0kcd
ham,. There arc said TO be five persons
in three families in the sane town who arc
afflicted with triaIiaq apiiftalis, brought OIL
by eating raw pork, orpork which was NOT
thoroughly cooked. Several Of the par
ties are quite seriously NJ; md one OF
them, the wife Of well known citizen, is
not expected to recover. Ono would think
that person who was barburiOrs enough
TO eat uncookcd meat, in these days Of
model cooks and sanitary admOnitions,
might be proof against any disease.
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4 LLCoCIT'S POR0Us:PLAsTERS.
"a Stop by step this commodity has attained
liz unprecedented fame. They arc universally
approved. They support, strengthen, aud aid
the growth Of muscles. ThUy appear to hAVo
peculiar effect upon the nerves, alAylns lritA'
bIlIty, while supplying warmth. They seem to
accumulate electricity, and aid the circulation OF
the blood through the part where applied by
which healthy actions are induced. p
Even in paralysis, where articulation was Bus'
pended, tho use OF the Porous Plasters 10 the
spine restored the articulation, and materially
reduced the paralysis. In fact the patient costld
help herself, while before the Porous Plaster was
applied she was a. helpless as baby. We refer
to Mrs. Sally Elliot, Springfield, Mass.
Sold by DrugCtHts. Agency, BraudFcth House,
New York tcbS-d&w
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"Wednesday dine March 9th, 1870.

This traet 10 well known as ono OF the most de,
sIrable and valuable for gardening purposes OF
residences on tho Ohio side, while It's proximity
to the Wheeling market aud tho facilities for
prompt and easy communication with that city
and bridgeport at all times, give 1t peculiar ad'
vantagcs. 1t II a rare chance, and all who think
Of making good Investment should 'be present
on thu day OF sale. .....,..
suit purchasers. Underlying It Is q Six Foot
Vein Of Coal, opening on tho National Road and
Of superior quality. ID ..I.. .,r. ...l.,r
TERXs OF SALE.-onc. half cash; balance In
one. twU and three years, with interest, secured
by deed Of trust or mortgage.
tR1-I II the day should BE- gniavorablc tho sale
VIII take place the next good day.
Plots can be seen In the hands OF Mr. John
Bates, Bridgeport; on the prcnlcs, or with either
Of tS s6s Hlde'''E%Rfp 4. & G. W. BRocKuSrER.
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n Observation-Disclosures.
IN
, l8JI ~. .II
Government Securities
No. 5 NASSAU lStreet, iNew York,

.sIy Ny,.u. 81 q lraI - 2,E NY
IN FEBRUARY Is, $50.
The remarkable sucecss which attended our ns'
COLLATION. ortth9 1Oans Of the CESTRAl PAcrTid
RA,LROAp COMPANY, aud tho wEsrERS PACrrlC
RAtiGoAp CoGFGNY, aud tho popularity aud
credit which these LranS have maintained in tho
markets. both In this country and Europe, have
shown that the Fibt'NortgagG Bonds. Of wi4ely.
located aud bppqrably managed railroads arc
promptly recognized aud readily takOn ~ tho
most suitable, safe, ana advantageous form Oflh'
vcstmcnt, yielding mOro liberal income than eau
hereafter DO dcyived nom Government Bonds, and
available to taEo their place. mH i'ian.
Assured that, in the selection aud negotiation
OF superior Railroad Loans, We are meeting a
great pnbllc want and rendering a valuable scr.
vlos-both % tho holders Of Capital and to those
great National w4sEs Of informal Improvement
whose intrinsic merit and substantial character
entitled them to tl.s use Of Capital and tbs coa.
hdencC Of investors we now offer Win special
confidence and satisfaction tbs. ...-.0 =
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$1,000, $500, and 500.

They will be Issued as Coupon Bends paydHI
10 Btarrr, and may be held In thatfOrur; or
The Bond may be Registered In The name Of TIT
owner, with the coupons remaining payable tC
bearer attached, the pFlRelpal beIug then trans
fcrAbIe only on the books Of the Company, unless
rc'asslgncd to bearer; or .#r
The coupons may be detached and cancelled
tho Bond made permanent RHgateTEd Bond
transferable only on the books Of tho Company
and thr interest made payable only to tho regis
tered owned or his attorney. lua ..
Tho three classes will DO known respectively o.
LIST. "COqpon Bonds payable 10 Bearer"
I'd. Registered Bonds with Coupons at.
tAehed." g r. ii.1
Cd. "ReslEterVd Bonds with Coupons de.
tached,r and should be 20 designated by Cores
pondcntS In specifying tho ClASS Of Bonds desired
They have thirty years 10 run from January
10, 1910, with Inten,st at ak per cent per annum
from November /, 1850. PmSCTPAI. AND INTRR
EsT PAYABLE IN GOLD IN TIE CIT or NEv.YoRK,
The interest Ia payable In MAY and NOVEMBER
That 1t mAy take tho place of that Of tho earlier
Issues Of BivC.TWUntGs, and suIt tho convenience
Of Our friends who already hold Central and
Western Pacific Bonds, with intcrGst payable In
january and July, aud who may desire, in max.
lug additional Investments, to have their interest
receivable at different seasons Of the year
The Loan 10 secured BY mortgage upon the
entire Line Of Road from Richmond to tho Ohio
River, with the equipment and all other property
and RppurtenaHcCs connected herewith. h.,
A SINKING FUND or $IOn,OOO rER ANxun IS
Provided ron rfE REDEMPTION or THB B0NDS,
TO TAKE EFyEGT oNR TEAn AFTER TuE coxP1E.
TION OF TIIE Roam. ' @
The mortgage Is for $1,000, 900, Of which a..
1000 will he reserved and held In trust for tho
redemption Of outstanding Bonds Of tho IIlrOlHid
Central Railroad Company now merged In the
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO.
OfthO remaining &l3, 100000, sufficient amount
will BE- BoM TO complete the road TO tho Ohio
river, perfect and improve tue portion now In
operation, and thoroughly equip the whole for u
largo and active traffic. -
ThepFescnt price Ia 90 and accrued interest.
a Loan 80 amply secured, 10 carefully guarded,
and 40 certain hereafter to command prominent
place among the tavOHte securities In tho mar.
ketS, both Of this Country and Europe, will he at
once appreciated and quickly absorbed. I'D.
Very respectfully, i
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DIED.

NLASTERS.-on Thursday evening, February
9Th, 1870, at9 O'Clock, VIZ. ". MAsrtRs, aged
81 years. .l
The funeral will take place tomorrow Sunday
al O'clOckr NJ, from his latOTVsldeneo on east
side Market street, between Madison and Jetiar'
sOn. Tho Itiends OF the family arc invited to at
tend aE 41 -F"
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JXTONEEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young MUu-thS trao esti'
mate Of woman-the happiness Of au honorable
marrtage-the fearful Social Evils or the day
the cause and cure. Sent free, in sealed enVel.
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa. 40 Jane6d&w
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 10

IT Is said that NyHuTEaoRE intends 2
return to South Carolina ndbe a candt5
ds,e for reelection, and y confident his
people will return himl'EliaagT So
IeF-- -. 81 h.-I.r.....- - 80 -L...-L I
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FISK & HATCH,'
Bankers.

H,s.-we have IIsuGI pamphlets containing
full particulars, statistical details, maps, ETC.,
which will be furnished upon application.
Is,- We buy and sell Government Bonds, and
receive the accounts OF Banks, Bankers, copOr.
ations, and others, subject 70 check at sight, and
allow interest on daily balances. 20 Feb29
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Coycruors for 1870.

The following is the list Of Governors Of
tho thirty.seven States Of tho UniOn'ior
1870. Tic six whose names arc printed
in italic arc Democrats; all the others are
Republicans. The figures indicate the
CxnirntiOn of term:
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n AUGHLINs EXPECTORANT 81.

| AUdf1u1NS GAE GS LYMAN 81
LRUP.-Among the many things required du'
ring this unpleasant winter for personal IIEALTH,
CoMToRr aud EAsE this Syrup stands among the
arat. 1t has been before the public now for Is
years and has given the most entire satisfaction.
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and HoARsENEsS, should not be without It, as
II win aaofd speedy relief in most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. PoR GROUP Can be
relied on in extreme cases. FOR wIooPING
COUGH Invariably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE THROAT Keep tho Throat moist whit.
VIOLENT COUGHS Yield 10 It's continued use.
Sold BY Druggists generally.
LAUGIILIN, SMITH 3 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Jams Main St, Wheeling.
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REFERENCE NJ PERMISSION.

REFERENCE NJ PERMISSION.
Hon. WIN. 4. Stevenson, Governor West "a,
" Il. l.. Berkshire, Judges Supreme C" ~.
James II. Br0Wn,( Appeals Of Well N',.,
1" J.J. jackson, IT,, JnaRO Of y. :. U1u"
Court, W. Va. .,.
D. D. Y. FarTSWorth, President Of Ssnl'
West Va,
A. Wernlngef, member SENATE n
Jacob uOrnbrook, Prest. West Va 10 :"
Jacob N. Blchel, Vice PreRt.
Caleb BoggeSs, Attorney, ClArkSburg, W. vs.
Samuel Woods, g Thilllppi,
y. white, Sheriff Mercer county,
II. q. Davis, Senate. Mineral county. ,p,,t
j. n. Camden, President Of First NAtiOha' "''
PaTkCFBbufR. ,..pY.. ,nI.
And tho following members OF tho HOnss nl p''
gates Of West Virginia:
Hon. II. II. Smith, KAnawhA county.
i" @. g., Burgess, Wayne
(" James Guthrie, Wetzel
." EatiEafi Cot Harrison ''
' Joseph TGteF, Barbour
" Il. n. Hill, Marion
" James llCfvCy, Brooke
4" Martin Judy, Grant
-" R. Davidson, Taylor
" Henry BrannOn, Lewis e
" Floyd Nicely, Doddridge
J. T. BowyeF, Putnam
j. \. wilkinson, Lincoln ,,,A
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THE House # ln 4el 6 "a "a yssterday COM
pleted the repeal Of the suiton Test
Oath, by concurring IN the Senate substi-
tute for tho House hill a,H 5e,f
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Situated In Pease Township, Belmont County,
Ohio, on tho National Road. two miles west Of
bridgeport, and three miles FROM Wheeling.
To meet the views Of purchasers. who wish
small tracts for gardening purposes, We have sub.
divided the bottom into tracts Of 20 10 30 acres
each, including portion Of pasture land, and
will offer these subdivisions or parcels at pnblic
sale nm the uremfpAR on .Hui. THi f.' ..
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STEPHENS FeKFuaFy 18th,
1870. by REV. j. RawlCy, Mr.. IaAIAH STEPHENS ia
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nnIRTY pRADLY poIsoNs, !


THIRTY DEADLY POISoNS, AC-
1SsOrdIpgto DO Journal Of Chemistry en-
ia la5thil marhts to change the color. % the
III. Ehe gEedital GaEette't pyS that thy arc
VofiIlsbS b dyeS,, md th4t thelr EAlo d Z
acatHE." The btoprISi6rS dpV nOl SatWilt GIt'a
t6eAemleal Analysis.
%CriStadOrO'S Excelsior Hair Dye,
on tho contrary, has been analysed by Professor
Chiffon, the great analytical chemist, and pro-
nouncCd G6Ao'uttly RarmlES, as well as efficient.
See his trFittE e'rt Gealt, at CrtstadOEOI, AItor
House, New York. - ~ !
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PRESERvATITR, as
1DsuIing, Ges IiisE charm nuthc Hair AFTER
DyeIng, Tgh ..I febsf&&w
WHAT EVERY HORsEAEAN
w wANTS.-AgOOd, cheap, and reliable
LInIment Such au article IS Dr. Tobias VenC'
tlau Horse LinimGnt. Pint Bottles at One Dol
lar. For Lameucss, Cuts, Calls, Collie, SpraInS,
&C., warranted better than any other. II 10 used
BY all the great horsemen on Long Island courses.
It will not cure Ring Bono nor SPAWN, as there Is
no Eminent in existence that will. What 1t ID
stated to cure It positively does. 'lmll !
Eoornsr QrhOrSS irlv b. tritaOWt Il g1tGr trying
oss bot1s. Ono dose rOviVcs and oitGn saves the
Life Of an oyur.hCatod or driven horse. For Collie
and Belly.achc It has never tAilod. Just a. SURE
a. the sun riscG, Just 80 SurO iSi this valuable
LInImeut TO b tho IOrsO Rmbrocahon Of tho
~, -lIIT,rIIl, i I.'f -ls7 r.H, T. M
trse 1t one and al. sOid by the Druggists and
StorekeeporS throughout tho United States.
Depot 10 Park Place, Now York. ~
d febsd&W ...!H.L 'G1 .e.i' ..'.
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FIRST MORT GAGE BONDS
7@gr i
Chesapeake T. Ohio Railroad Company

lCHeSapenke q UIllO hAllFOhu CUulpAu9
TIE Chesapeake GHd Ohio Railroad. connecting
the Atlantic Coast and the magnificent hRTborS
OF the ChGsAptaEc bay with tho Ohio River at
point Of reliable navigation, and thus, with the
entire Railroad system and water transportation
Of the great West and Southwest, forms the add.
tIOnAI Eaat and West Trunk Llho,v 70 lmpcFa.
lively demanded for the accommodation Of the
Immense and rapidly growing transportation be-
tween tho Atlantic seabOard and Europe on the
one hand, aud tho great producing regions Of the
Ohio aud Mississippi Valleys on the other.
The Importance OF this Road AZ \ nsW outlet
from the West to the sea magulaeI Il into one
of national consequence, and nEures 10 II 4n ex'
tensive through traffic from tho day OI' It's conf
pletion; while, In tho development Of the cxtcn-
Siyc agricultural and mineral resources Of Wiz.
ginIa and West Virginia, It possesses, along lts
own line, the clements Of large and profitable
local business. ...- ru9 a,r'I
Thus the great interests, both general and
local, which demand tho completion Of the CnEs.
ArEAKE AND ONO RAIRpAD to the Ohio River,
afford the surcst guarantee Of IL success and
value, and render, II the most Important and
substantial Railroad enterprise new In progress
In this Country.
It's superiority as an East and West route, and
the promise Of an immense and profitable trade
awaItIngi ts completion, have drawn to 1.-THE at
tentIon and cooperation Of prominent Capitalists
and Railroad men OF this City of sound Judgment
and known integrity, whose connection with II,
together with that OF eminent citizens and busI-
mesa men Of Virginia and West Virginia, InSureT
an energetic, honorable, and successful man.
agement. ....,,, ~.
The Road Is completed and In operation from
Richmond to tho celebrated White Sulphur
Springs Of West Virginia, al miles, aud there
remain but 800 miles (nOw partially constructed
TO be completed, to carry 1t to the proposed ter
minus on the Ohio River at, or near, the mouth
OF the Big Sandy River, 100 miles above Ctncin.
natl, and $50 miles below Plttsbnrgh.
Lines arc now projected or In progress through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which will con.
meet the Chesapeake and Ohio with. the entire
Railroad systems Of the West and Southwest,
and With the Pacific Railroad. -.., KIN
It's valuable franchises aud superior advantages
will place the CHESAPEAKE AND Ono RAILROAD
CpMrANr among tho richest and most powerful
and trustworthy corporations Of tho country; and
there exists present value, Ia completed Road
and work done, equal to the entire amount OF
tho mortgage. u, d. ..-.r-i. =
The details of the Loan have been arranged
with special reference to the wants Of all classes
Of investors, and combine tho yarionS features Of
convenience, safety, and protection against loss
or fraud H.f w. .lH
Tho Bonds arc In denominations Of mr
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A WAY WITH sPECTACLEs.
LAoId cycS made new, easily, without doctor
or medicines. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10
cents. Address DIR. E. B. FooTE,
'.' z 100 Lexington Ave-, n. Y.
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BLooSrINGDALE FARM /!

The undersigned offer for sale that valuable
tract Of land, known ~ the ,.t, H
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Lines arc now projected or IN progress through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which will con.
meet the Chesapeake and Ohio With. the entire
Railroad systems Of the West and Southwest,
and With the Paelnc Railroad. ...., ,.,f.
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FROM SIT. LOUIS.
Missouri and Kansns Legislatures.

ST. LOUIS, January 25.-A resolution
passed the Lower House of the Missouri
Legislature, yesterday, instructing their
Senator'S and requesting their Repre-
sentatives to secure, if possible, the
passage of law by Congress removing
the Branch Mint at New Orleans to st.
Louis; also a law granting pensions to
the surviving soldiers of the war of 1912.
In the Kansas Legislature the concur
rent resolution, asking United States
Senators to send certified COPY of the
Usage Indian treaty, with its amend
ments, TO the Governor of the State, and
prevent its ratification until the Legis-
ture was heard from after the reception
of the treaty, was passed.