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virginia Railroads and virginia
PROSPECTS,.

The cOal field on Inc West slope Of The
AlleChcnics, extending from the MOnonga.
llGla % the Big Sandy riyers, Y, " lar tne
largest, The Richest and is Iesnne9to PC
come thd most vGlnAblctn tllewofld: In
Europe, nearly an tho, coal tiepOalt9 lle tlsf
beiisS(lt nc general surface, AMI tlEt below
wntcr level. Deep shafts are sunk at i'm
mcnsc cost, 10 reach them; tho mines Nrc
then ventilated md drained rs they IRE
beinC worked, only after the most aston.
ishing OUTLAWS. On the Kanawha and
collateral valleys, the coal crops out OF the
hill sides in veins from 5 to IL feet thick,
FIR above water level, md can be dumped
into the cars BY the force Of gravity, for
merely nominal cost, and carried thence to
wherever 1t Is needed, A few miles cast
ward Of this immense store Of coal, on the
eastern slope ofthO AlleghCnies, are found
inexhRustlble deposits Of iron ores Of Tie
best qualities. The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, now in course Of construction
from the navigaOlG waters Of tue james
River, tn the river navigation Of the Mis-
sissippi Valley, the greater part Of which
Is already in operation, crosses DolIl tue
iron fields and tho coal fields, ind unltes
them TO the sGabOartlOn the one hand and
the Great West on the other. Nearly
1000 men are employed upon this great
work, and II will not bC many months BE-
fore the cars will travel continuously from
Memphis, Saint Louis or Chicago, 10 and
from these great iron and coal deposits,
and If need DO, on to the navigation Of the
| AH1oTttn NJ tRinIIOIOu1
These natural advantages, together with
the encouraging rush Of immigration now
finding its way to Virginia and West Vir-
Cinin, will give To those States d vast
wealth and industry. Tho completion Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad itself
will SGT free wonderful amount Of latent
power, and Is to rank Us one Of tho most
important works Of improvement now in
progress. HLr I.
Tie loan Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, which is announced
elsewhere in our columns, by the well
known Banking firm, Fisk Il Hatch, Of
New York, It will be seen is being stCadi-
" absorbed for investments. These
bonds llnveseveral features Of convenience
and security not hitherto found combined.
To NIL persons contemplating Investments
OF capital, or the exchange Of securities,
their remarks willie OfspectNl interest.
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mo OWNERS OF HORSES AM

.TNO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
l. CATTLE.-TObIAs' Derby Condition Pow
tlers arr warranted superior to any Others, or no
pay, for the cure of DIstemPcr, Worms, Bots,
Coughs, IIIlc.DOund, Colds, &c, In llOr'es, and
Colds, Coughs, LOss Of MIX, BIack Tongue,
Horn Distcmpcr, &C., III Cattle. These "Pow-
lcrs" were formerly pueup by Simpson I. Tobias,
ron Of Or. Tobias, md since his death the de-
mand has been so great that Dr.. Tobias has cOuI'
timed to manufacture them. They ART perfectly
saiu and innocent; no need Of stopping tiework'
Ing Of your animals. They increase the appc.
lite, give Anc coat, cleanse tho stomach and
urinary organs, and increase the milk Of COWS.
Try them, and yoa will never be without them.
Col. PhlloP. Bush, Of tho "Jcromc Park Race
Course" Fordham, N. Y, woull not use them
until he was told Of what they wCrc composed,
since which time he Is never without them. Tie
has over twenty running horses In his charge,
and for tho last three years has used no other
medicine for them. Sold BY Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States. Price, o
cents per 1sox. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
ADTS.JSW
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RnnnbIican state Convention.

The updcrsleuod, the Republican State Central
r,rmIttee, in discharge Of tho duties imposed
nDon them, call upon the voters Of tho Rcpubll'
can PARTY in West Virginia to send delegates TO a
state Convention, TO be held In the city OF Par
kcr,bury, on the 9ad day OfJuno next at 10 o'clock
An, for tho purpose Of nominating candidates
for tho State Offices to DO filed at tho ensuing
election.
The Committee recommend:
That In each county, unless other arrange
meuts arc made by It's Executive Committee, the
County Convention assemble at tho Court House
on Saturday, the 4th day Of June next, to choose
delegates to the State Convention.
That such delegates be authorized to meet In
the PROPER district conventions for tho nominA'
ton of candidates for Congress and tho vacant
State SrnAtOrshlps.
That each County Convention oil any vacancies
that may exist in the Executive Committee OF the
county, 10 that a full list Of thu committee may
he reported at the State Convention, and take
such other action as may conducC to thorough
and effective organization.
For the aEst timC the cOlorCd citizens OF inc
State and themselves invested with political
rights. It may not BE- inappropriate, therefore,
to rcmInd thom that they now have the same
concern as other citizens In tho deliberations Of
party conventions, and in tho results Of popular
elections. To those OF them who hold to the Re-
publican faith this call Is therefore Addressed as
well as 10 other Republicans.
1t was tho Republican party that suOducd tho
rebellion. 1t was the Democratic party tiEat H.
4 als,,1n thn
party Is to-day hut tho political representative OF
the dciunCt COnfedCrucy. The sO'callcd Demo-
cratic party processes no principles. Its only ap
zeal for support Ii the declaration OF purpose
10 reverse all the decisions OF the war, which
could only be reversed BY the same dread arbttcr.
The responsibility for the calamtIcs OF the rebel
lion can never DO llftGd from tho Democratic
party. The very name Of that party saVorS OF
treason and crime. It Is impossible that any
party bearing that namc especially when led by
tho leaders and RvOwing the objects OF that rebel
lion, can he again trusted by the people
Of this country. Only those who adhere
to the purposes Of the defeated rebels can
longer follow the fallen fortunes Of this beaten
remnant Of tho rebellion, called tho Demo
cratic party. All who accept tho results Of the
war, and desire 10 sec the complete cstAO-
lislment of political equality, must there
fore seek other political associations. The
Democratic party Gun never claim to be the
representative and exponent Of the new Idea"
developed by the war Tho Republican party
has been the instrument Mt once Of saving the
Union and Of Inauguratng the new era In It's Ills.
tory. Having made all the people citizens "ia
all thu citizens equal bcOrn the law, 1t now seeks
.n,t. I, L,s ,chIcv.J
In.snI,,, M charity. desIrlpr 10 close the con.
,r,ro,.Ics NJ IN. mast orr Marty has already re-.
moved many disabilities imposed In a tinC Of
mblIc Dcrl. al measures then Just and necessary,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sY-
hRUP.-Among do many thIngS required du.
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEAEFH,
CdiTonT and EGsB this Syrup stands among tho
int II has been before the public now for Is
Yclls and has given DE most entire, satisfaction.
All persons GnTcrng from COUGHS, COLDS
AadII OARsENESS, should not DO without It, as
It wE RhOrd speedy relief In most diseases of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FoR CROUP-Can be
relied on In extreme cases, FOR WHoOPING
COUGIT-InVariably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE TIIRoAT-KCep tho Throat moist whit
VIOLENT CoUGHS-YIcld to It's continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally.
a,a--,.-s. LAuGHLIN,, SMITH b CO.. .r
Wholesale Druggists,
JAMS MainSt,, Wheeling.
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A l3OsrON paper thus mixes metaphors
in praise Of Anna Dickinson: Gamma is
rushing across the sky like N.rhctcor, shak-
ing OUT eloquent NnathCmas md golden
dcnunCiations from her fiery locks, and
making the light Of her eyes and the flame
Of her rhetoric steam in wavy splGndOrs
across the land"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-29

In the African celebration at Louis
vile, KY, tho other day, Of the Fifteenth
Amendment, they had transparency in
which the "Tnin Of Progress" was de-
pictcl-n locomotive labeled "Thc Fiji
tccnth Amendment" with train Of
twcnty.ninc cars attached, representing
the ratirying States, and n number of jack
asses hGrncSscd 10 the rear cur, emblem.
atic Of the States refusing to rNtity, and
vainIy cnicavOring To pull tho train buck.
ward. A neat thing for Sambo-"a pal
DAblc hit"
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TuE New York Herald says: "Our cor
respondent on the EuphrHtes reports the
establishment Of telegraph station on
the site Of tho Garden Of Eden, and that
the Arabs there no longer weep over the
fall Of Adam, though they stick to the
costume of tho head Of tho Gnmily and his
wife. But the steamboat md tho sewing
machine will soon change oven the banks
OF the EuphrateS.N --,
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An unhappy father writes To u Louis
vile paper "Iama miserable man. My
only sm is moi quito eight years Of agO,
and yet he not only swears and chcws to-
bacco, but he persists in parting his hair
in the middle, and in declaring that his
mother has n lIcltCr right to the ballot
than have. Tell mr., Tor heavens sAkc,
what shall do with hint"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-29

AN amnesty hill will be introduced in
tho Senate In few days. Only three
classcs arcl excluded from its benefits
those who withdrew from Congress at the
commencement of the rebellion to engage
in the movement; those who withdrew
from tho army or navy for the same pnr'
pose; md those who signed the ordinances
Of secession in the various Suites.
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a VERY temperate writer in temper
ancc paper mildly expresses himself thus:
"Thc man who pledges to the health and
happiness of the company present in q
glass of Intoxicating liquor, Of my variety,
is in laCt u double D. D.. in one sense ut
lcast-a Devils DeCoy Duck, by whom
Satan purposes to lure thoughtless men on
successfully to Drinking, Drunkenness
Death and DamnatiOn."
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SENATOR BRowNLow writes: "Thc
death Of General TAOmas Inns cast quite Il
gloom over the whole country. The
country seems now to appreciate him.
Why not? hold that he was the great.
est man of the war, and the only General
Of whom 1t can I've in truth SAid he never
lost u IMtLlc nor made q mistake"
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THE Now York Times says; "Anothcr
Presidential ticket has been suggested
Salmon p. Chase, of Ohio, Tor President,
and Gilbert G. Walker, Of Virginia, for
Vice President. So far rs mere names arc
concerned, Chase and Walker might not
be bad to put upon the political course by
those who want their candidates to run
well. Further than this, We say not"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-29

TIE New York World attributes the
great emigration from Europe to America,
to the Irish Force bill, and tho extension
ofthc PruSian military system over Ger
many. The simple fact is that the old
world is rushing TO the new because in
tiustry is better paid in the United States
tllun anywhere else on the face of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-29

TIEE Savannah Republican thinks 1t
somewhat remarkable" that no southern
man is named by either party in cOnncc-
ton with the nomination for the next
presidency, and /. enters its emphatic pro-
test against this Slight" so far us the
Democrats and conservatives are concern.
cd In Il.
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Sic TRAXsIT.-ThC transition from gray
to unnatural black or unnatural brown,
effected by tie hair dyes and kindred pre-
partitions, is indeed a sickCning transit,
PMAInN's VTTALIA, on the other hand, re-
stores the natural hue to shade, and Is
pleasant md safe, instead Of slCkentng
and pcrnicious. Sold Ivy all druggists
md fancy goods dealers. cod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-29

TIE Philadelphia Press Of Montlaysays
"for the first time within living memory,
there Is not n gambling house publicly
open in Philadelphia. The blaze Of light
through halt.drawn blinds and halfOpcn-
cd doors no longer at midnight lures our
youth from home or Temps the stranger
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Mr.. GUsTIN, whose firm is near Macon,
Georgia, has IN asparagus bed that covers
eight acres. lie SHIPS to northern mar.
kcts. The South with u new population
will soon supply the North with all she
requires in tho way Of carly vegetables
and small fruits.
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Observation-Disclosures

MI - - ~ - ~ ~ = - 49, - = - = ~ .
w DEATH! may cnsuo from using pre-
partitions for cOlOring the half charged with
acetate Of lead and sulphur. You luay know
them by the heavy metallic sediment which has
to b. shaken up before tho disgusting compound
can be applied. The journal Of Chemistry
says there are thirty Of them In tie mar
let. There Is but one dyt in existence which con.
taIns no dcleterIous substance, aud that Is
CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
which has boon carefully analysed by Professor
Chiffon, and declared by him to contain no lead
or any other hurtfll ingredient See his manu-
script certificate, at CrlStntorO's, AstOr House,
New York.
CRIsTADORO'S HAIR PREVENTATIVE, a.
a Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after
DycluR. TryIL. Aprs-d&w
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Is IT COnunlrum? BOwlCs, Of the
Springfield Republican, says in IN article
about Mcfarland and Mrs. Richardson :;
ale IL tho Iathcr OF her children rs well
as the assassin of her husbanlw
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r IFEIS THE GIFT OF GOD
- When VIC arc sick this life Is Obscurcd,
under cloud, oppressed with humon. Expert
enec has Taught us certain means, which never
fall for their removal. The child receives with
bis life the seeds OF his death. It may take one,
or one hundred years, before the seeds bear their
sad fruit, but inst as sure as the seeds OF death
ripen, life ceases. PurgIng Is the grand EaIe,
guard, because then what fosters tue seeds Of
death arc taken away, expelled from tho body.
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ONE Of the most hopeful signs of re-
turning reason in the South is the dispose
ton quite generally manifested to encour-
agc the establishment of manufactures In
that section.
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TIE town Of Holland, Michigan, has
but two cOlorcd voters, but they changed
the result ut the recent election, carrying
the whole Republican ticket by a mniOri-
" Of one.
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The object Of this suit IL to enforce the lien Of
n Judgment obtained by complainant against the
defendant at the May Term, 1857, OF the Circuit
Cont Of Ohio County, Tor S9T65O, with interest
from May 29Lh, 1860. and costs, and subject 70
credits Of $l2S AZ Of July = 1861, and 500 a. Of
October 10Th, 1907, upon the rial estate In Ohio
County Of which the EAll defendant Ia possessed
or entitled, or has been 80 possessed or untitled
since (late Of Judgment, Including part Of lot 81
gu SIaIn street, In tho City Of Wheeling, held by
SObIeski Brady In trust for said Mary McClcan.
And Il appearing from an affidavit hlCd In the
cause thai tho said Mary McCl9In IL not rrnl:
dent Of the State Of West Virginia, 1t ID ordered
that she do appear here within one month nom
tho date OF tic first publication Of this order and
do what IL necessary u protect hCr interests III
this snIL WI. +. HUBBARD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Tcstc: MICHAEL. j. nRELNIG, Clerk.
AIT4EOAW.FFI
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THE Trenton Gazette cautions the Now
Jersey Democrats not to forget their
threats never to vote with negroes.
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IT is u mistake to suppose that the bur-
den of the income tax falls upon the veal
thy people alone, and that 1t is tax upon
those who can well afford to pNy it out Of
their surplus earnings. The following Ia
bic will show tho Glasses who pay tho tax.
In 1sGSG0, the tax was collected from the
n,,n,l,rrni nrrsnns md inrnmns. MS follows
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-29

The wNOIC NUlhIEF NI IWISOIlS HIYIIP
taxable incomes Of $1,000 aud over i
only 9,lGl, and, u catch these lew, 2SO,0OO
persons, with taxable incomes ranging
from 800 to $4,000, are taxcl from $50
to 500 each. In the case Of the persons
having incomes above $4,000, il mny be
assumed that the tax falls mOasurIbly
upon surplus; hut, mall the other cases,
It falls upon what n man has spent for rent,
fool, clothing, fuel, household furniture,
schooling Of his children, physicians bills,
medicines, insurance, servants wages, and
other ordinary and necessary cxpcndl'
lures for his family.
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New Advertisements.

TOR SALE, OssfACREs OF,
u Heavy UnCulled TImberod land, on Middle
Island Creek, Tyler County, VIVA. The best
body Of timber on the creek, With one Of thapess
mill DitcS, by -, =, noon :. MO-. 4
npre9 Real Eatate Agcnl0, l06 Aafketss
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LOAN
OPTilE
& Ohio Railroad Co.
Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad

Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
IL completed and running from RICHMOND, Va,
to tho celebrated WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
In West Vs., ~ miles. 1t IL being rapidly cS.
tended 10 tho Ohio River, 100 miles further, ma.
king In all AZ miles.
In it, progress Westward, It penCtratCs and
opens up to market tho WOAderfal Coal Dc.
pOSitS OfthS KanaWhA Region In West Virginia.
And thus brings tho superior and abundant Goals
Of that section into communication with tho
Iron Ores Of Virginia and Ohio, aud the West.
ern, South Western and Eastern markets.
When completed II will connect the superior
harbOr facilities Of the Chesapeake Bay with
reliable navigation on the Ohio River, and thus
with tho entire system Of Railroad and water
transportation Of the great West and South
west.
It will make a short, easy, cheap and favor.
abs route from the west to tho sea, and will
command q large share or the eRormOuE
freIghtS seeking transportation 10 the coast.
II will thus become ono Of tho most Important
and profitable East and West Trunk Lines or
Railroad In the country, and command trade
Of immense value.
Tho completed portion Of the Road "a doing
profitable and Increasing Business, and Is fully
equal In value to tho whole amount Of the mort.
gage upon the entire LInc-($lb,OO0 ,OOO)
Tho loan Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, being First Mortgage upon the On.
tIro Line, property and equipments, worth
when completed at least $50, 900, 600, IL there.
fore one Of the most substantial, conservative,
and reliable railroad Loans ever offered In tho
market, and 10 peculiarly adapted to the wants of
Investors and Capitalists,
Who desire To make their Investments With the
most satisfactory assurance Of positive and M.
dOHbted security.
The Bonds arr In denominations OF
$1,000, $500 and 900,
and may he had COUPON or REGISTERED.
Interest Six per cent per annum, payable MAY
Ist and NOVEMBER list
Principal and Interest payable In Gold In tho
City az New York.
Price 90 and Accrued Interest In Currency, at
which price they pay nearly Seven per cent In
gold on their cost
All Government IIOnds and other Securities
dealt In at the Stock Exchange, received In OK.
change, Of their ftill market value, and Bonds
sent to all parts OF the country, FREE Of Express
charges.
They can he obtained by ordering direct from
uS or through any responsible Hank or Banker in
any part OF the country.
FISK s HATCH,
BANKERS.
Maps, Pamphlets and full Infor-
nation furnished upon APP
pllcatIon In person or
HpraO by mall.
MO. l FOUNDRY IRON.
u a
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IL completed and running from RICHMOND, Va,
to tho celebrated WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
In West Vs., ~ miles. 1t Is being rapidly OK.
tended to tho Ohio River, 100 miles further, ma.
king In all AZ miles.
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GRANVILLE D. HALL.
JolIS Il. HURBARD.
SAMUEL D. McCOLLOCII,
lIARMON SINSEI..
Clint, C,nIr,,I EosnmlIlSs

Republican State Central Committee.
ITRCtIing, April ", 1870.
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LUUR r..
q 200 Barrels Hamilton XXXX Flour.
Just received aud for sale BY
Apr13 II. REILLY.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26
The Sea Of Galilee.

Pilgrims, sinners and Arabs are all abed now,
and the camp is still. Labor in loneliness is
irksome. Since / made my last few notes
have been sitting outside the tent for half an
hour. Night is the time to see Galilee. Gen
essaret, with the glittering reflections of the
consultations fecking its surface, almost makes
me regret that | ever saw the rude glare ofthe
day upon it. Its history and its associations are
its chiefest charm, in any eyes, and the spells
they weave are feeble ia the searching light of
the sun. Then we scarcely feel the fetterS.
Our thoughts wander constantly to the practi
cal concerns of life, and refuse to dwell upon
things that seem vague and unreal Butwhen
the day is done, even the most impressible must
yield to the dreamy influences OF this tranquil
starlight. The old traditions of the place steal
upon his memory and haunt his reveries, and
then his fancy clothes all sights and sounds
with the supernatural In the tapping of the
waves upon the beach he hears the dip o1
| ghosty oars; in the secret noises of the night
he hears spirit voices in the soft sweep of the
breeze, the rush of invisible wings Phantom
ships are on the sea, the dead Of twenty centu
ries come forth from their tombs, and, in the
dirges of the night wind, the songs of old for
gotten ages find utterance again. In the star
| light, Galilee has no boundaries but the broad
compass of the heavens, and is theatre NEE
for the birth of religion able to save thu
world and meet for the stately figure appoint
ed to stand upon its stage and proclaim it
high DEGREES But, in the sunlight, one says
Is it for the deeds which were done and fo
the words which were spoken in this little acr
Of rocks and sand eighteen centuries gone, tha
the bells are ringing to-day in the remote is
lands of the sea, and far and wide over cont
nents that clasp the circumference of the hug,
globe? One can comprehend it only wher
night has hidden all incongruities and created
q theatre proper for SO great a drama.-lMar
Ttoain.