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GENERAL AMNESTY.
The RIII Passed by the House MOI
daY.

Tho Bill Passed by the mouse MON"
day. q
The following Is the text Of the bill IN
troduced In the House Of Representatives
Monday, by Btr. HALE, Of Maine, and
passed under suspension Of the rules:
"a bill for the removal Of legal and
political disabilities imposed by the third
section OF the Fourteenth article of amend,
ments.to the Constitution Of the United
States"
SECTION /. Be it enacted, de-, Two
thirds of each House concurring therein
That all legal and political disabilities i'm
posed by the third section Of the four
teenth article of amendments 10 the Con
stitution Of the United States, on persons
therein mentioned, because Of their hay
ing engaged in instruction or rebellion
aGainst the United States, or giving aid OF
comfort to the armies thereof, be, and the
same are hereby removed, provided thai
this act shall not apply to or in any man
ner affect or remove the disability Of any
person included in either Of the following
classes, viz. First-MeInbers OF the Con
Cress Of the United States who withdrew
therefrom and aided the rebellion; Sec.
ond-Officers Of the army or navy Of the
United States who, being about the age
of twenty.onc years, LEFT said army OI
navy and aided the rebellion; Third
Members of the State Conventions which
adopted the pretended ordinances Of Sc
cesSion, who voted for the adoption Of
such ordinances.
SEC. 2. Be ii further enacted, That be-
fore any person shall be entitled to the
benefit OF this act, be shall, within the dis.
trict where he resides, before clerk Of
some Court of the United States, or Uni
ted States Commissioner, take and sub.
scribe an oath, or affirmation, to support
the Constitution Of the United States, and
10 bear true faith and allegiance to the
same, which oath and affirmation shall be
forwarded by said officer to the Secretary
Of State OF the United States, who shall
cause a list Of all persons complying with
the provisions OF This act TO be laid before
Congress at the opening of each session
thereof, and the officer before whom such
oath or affirmation Is made, shall give "a
the person taking It u certificate Of the
fact under such forms and regulations as
the Secretary of State may prescribe.
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TIE ELECTION ON TIE 27TH-We
print this morning for the general infor'
nation Of West Virginia readers, and in.
vito their attention to, the act of the
Legislature for the submission Of the pro.
posed amendment to the State Constitu.
ton on the 9Th. In connection with it,
We print the act Of the Legislature amend.
ing the general election law under opera.
ton Of which It will be seen pretty much
any body can vote who chooses, whether
disqualified by the Constitution or not
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DIED.

FLETcHER-In this city, Tussday, April II,
1871, WtLLIAN FLRTcHER, Of Short Creek, W.
Va, In the 18th year Of his age. Mr.. T. was q
native Of Yorkshire, England.
His funeral will take place this wednesday,
morning at 10 O'Clock, from the residence Of bis
SOu.in.lAW, ]. r. Booth, at the head OF Monroe
street. Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
CoLRMAN.-on Saturday, April 8, 1871. At
his residence In Brooke county, ". Va, Mr.,
DAVID Il. COLEMAN, in tho Ssth year Of his age.
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Tue nelghborhoOd Of Norfolk, Va, Is
famous for It's strawberry culture. One
gentleman, Mr.. Anderson, has now over
fifty acres under cultivation, and Is setting
out as mitch more, and besides this he has
large patch further In the country. He
will give employment this year to from
six to eight hundred strawberry pickers.
Mr.. Anderson ia perhaps the largest OPP
orator about Norfolk, but there are nearly
a hundred others operating on nearly as
large scale.
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ITO ARMS! TO ARMS!

Against What" asks the reader. Why, against
the PoIsoNs, vile, mSddeninG, and deadly, I'D.
vertlSed as superior to all Hair Dyes. But, on
second thought, the call 10 ArmSH' Is unneees-
SAry. The wretehsd Trash Is already being driven
out OF the market. thAs received the coup dc
grace from
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The popularity OF this tIme-triod article In.
ereases every hour. Everybody Is talking Of the
natural shades, imparts, and there Is no con.
eeIyable reason why 1t should not be used, being
las Professor Chiffon states In his cErtiacGte)
PERTEcTLr HARH1ESS. Asa dressing after dye
Ing, use
cRIsTADoRos HAIR PREsgRvATIvE.
ABS 90
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THE other day Mr.. Cox, in the course Of
debate, CHANGED TO refer to Mr. Dawes as
"the gentleman from Massachusetts"
Butler was busy, but no caught the inyo-
cation, and struggling to his feet, he de.
sired to know what gentleman from
Massachusetts, was meant "Never mind"
said Mr.. Cox, u referred to the hOn0ra.
DO gentleman from MasSachusetts-Mr.
Dawes
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WE doubt the good taste Of calling In
the hid of the Bible in writing puffS for
ready.made clothing. Here Is the way
one Of our exchanges does the business
"ThC wicked flee when no man pursu'
eth" but the good and sensible man is as
boldas lion, and rushes fearleSsly to the
establishment Of (so.and.so), and buys
himself u nice new suit Of clothes"
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ANEW Presbyterian church at DENIM.
Ooutthe western terminus Of the Wheel
Ing & Dennison ratlroad) was dedicated
Sunday. The building is handsome
brick, with stone trimmings, and cost
$9S0Oo H.f s1
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DR.. JOSEPH 4. SCHEACES SIMPLE TREAT.
uEnT

and AVGiled themselves OF his wonderful efica-
cious medicines they would not have fallen.
DR.. Sehenck has, In his own case, proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, that VI
tRlity. BY his medicines and his directions for
theIi use, 10 quIckened Into heAlthtul yigor.
In this statement there IL nothing pEtsump-
tioua, To the faith Of the invalid Is made no
representation that Ia not thousand times sno-
stantiated By living aud visible works. The
theory OF tho cure By DR.. Schenck's medicines
Is as simple as It IL UniAiinH. Its philosophy re-
quires no argument It isseli.AssurinG, seiI'eou'
TincinS. 49,,
the 1rst two weapons with which the citadel OF
the malAdy Is GlsGiled. TWO-ihirdS Of the cases
OF consumption originate In dyspepsia and .
funeLionally dIEordered liver. With this eondl-
ton the bronchial tubes "sympathlLe" with the
stomach. They respond 10 the morbid action
Of the liver. Here, then, comes the eliminating
result, and the setting with all It's distressing
ing symptoms OF
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The ConneCttcut EIectlonssA MIS-
take in the RetuTnS--JewelI Elec.
ted.
HARTFORD, April 10.
An evident error has been discovered
in the return OF votes from the Fourth
Ward, New Haven, by which one hundred
more votes were returned for Governor
English than should have been. This
number was returned more than was
checked on the poll list, and the Demo-
cratic State ticket was declared to have
received like number Of votes more than
the Representative ticket, while the Re
publican State and Representative tickets
were about equal. The matter will prOba'
bly, be fully investigated by the LegiSla
turc, and il the return Is the result Of mis-.
take or fraudulent count, Jewell will b.
Governor.
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THE ARENIc DEPARTMENT

THE AREHIC DEPARTMENT
Il FepIete with the hrst Equestrian and Acrobatlc
talent Of the world, and among the brilliant con.
stellAtIOn will be fo1nd Mile Z. Stokes, Premier
FQuestrlenno from thC Royal Circus OF Britain.
Miles Andrews and LOutGe, Cordes Blastique
aud Volante, from the Pablo Fanque Cirque,
Paris. Charles Fills, the Great British Solier.
sAult and Plrouette Rider. Horace Smith, tho
Greatest Bareback Equestrian Living, with his
Pupil, the Boy.prodlRy, Master Clarence, intro.
ducing his 2HiIk white Ponies In an act Of Rqul.
tAtlon. Watson Brothers, three Flying Men Of
the Air. Edwin Watson, Unequalled Gymuast
and Equestrian. George Watson, Tnmbler and
Trhpeze; extraordinary. Thomas Watson, Ira
seze, Horizontal bar, and general Artist. Slgnor
Bliss, grand and lofty Tumbllng and Trick Clown,
Jerome futile, Terrific VoltIgeur and Double
SOmGrsault. j. C. Long, Modern Hercules, Light
and Heavy Balance. Billy Andrews. the Funniest
Clown alive Jean johnson, the Worlds Great.
cat Jester. And an endless list Of efficient Aux.
llArics and Assistants.
HERR KoPP'S SILVER CORNET BAND,
Drawn by 70 Arabian Horses, and In the Oriental
Chariot Of "Obernn," will parade the streets at
precisely 10 O'Clock, AN.
The stFlCtest order enforced, and no smoking
allowed inside the Pavilion.
Carpeted seats for ladies' without extra charge.
ADNItSIoS, SOC. Children under ten, &c.
Grafton, ". Va, Thursday, April 10th.
Steubenvllle, Ohio, Saturday, April 22d,
apps, M,W,F,M,W
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John II. Crumbacker, Sarah Crumbaeker, and
Samuel Irwin. late Sheriff aud Administrator Of
the estate Of Jonas Crumbacker, decide.
PENDANTS. In Chancery.
By virtue OF decree In this cause made by the
Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, on
the 9Th day OF March, A. d. 1871, 1t was ordered
that this cause be referred TO one OF the Com:
mIssIoners Of this Court 10 state the account Of
the said Samuel Irwin as Administrator OF
The estate OF Jonas CrumbacEer, decd, and tho
parties 10 whom the money In his hands oughtto
be paid, aud such Other aud farther matters
which may be required Of him BY either party.
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ARAnRoADi Is talked about from the
Baltimore & Ohio over TO ROmnsy.
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CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and Preventive.
BYJ.H. SCHENCK. u. D.

Many human being has passed away, for
whose death there was no other reason than the
neglect Of known and indisputAbly proven means
OF cure. Those near and dear 70 family and
friends arc sleeping the dre4mlesS Slumber into
which. had they calmly adopted
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CONSUMPTION,

The Mandrake Pills are composed Of ono Of
Eature's noblest gifts-the POdophlllnm Pelta'
tum. They posEess all the hlOodsearching, al
tentative properties OF calomel, but unlike Gallo
mel they
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"
Tho work OF cure Is now beginning. The VI:
tlated and mucous deposits In the bowels and
in the alimentAry canal are elected. The liver,
like a clock 10 wound up. 1t ArouSes from rs
the patient begins to feel that he 10 getting OF
last
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A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

TUT I y
The sea.weed Tonic, In conjunction with the
pills, permeAtes and asSimmIlGtes with the food,
Civilization IL now progressing without It's pre-
vlOus fortunes. Digestion becomes painless,
and the cure 10 seen 10 be at hand. There 10 no
more aAtulence, DO excorbAtion Of the stomach,
An appetite sets In.
Now comes the greatest Blood Further over
vet given BY an indulsent Father TO suffering
man. Schenck's Pulmonlc Syrup comes 10 10
perform lie functions and 10 hasten and complete
the cure. Il enters At once upon Its work. Ma
tuIe caunot be cheated. II collects and ripend
the impaired and diseased portions Of the lungs,
In the form Of gatherings 1t prepares them for
expectOratIOn, and 10 In q very short time The
malady 10 Yanquished, the rotten throne II Occu'
pied Is renovated and made new, and the patient,
In all the dignity Of rGgained ygOr steps inrta to
enIoy the manhood OF WomAnhO0d that was
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CoMNIssIoSER's OFFICE,
HnV.-.., A..II "a %

WHEELING, April II, 1871. T.
Notice Ia hereby given 10 all parties Interested
that hAv fixed Onthc 12th day Of May next az
the time and my office on the n. Z. corner Of
Fourth and Monroe streets, In the city Of Wheel:
ing, as the place when and where will proceed
TO take and state the matters In said decree men
toned aud described. 900
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THE BA1rnfoRE s. ONO RAILROAD

THE BA1rmolE s. ONO RAILROAD
We are in receipt Of the Forty'iourth An
nuaI Report Of the President and Dlrec,
tors OF the Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad
COMPANY, for the year ended September
sO1s7O. The report is very full and de-
tailed, and makes a complete exhibit oil
the operations Of the company during the
wear and OF its affairs generally.
The gross earnings Of the main stem,
Winchester & Potomac and the Wash
Iugton county branches for the year, and
the Winchester & strasburg branch, from
July /, 1870, were $s.427,7 2s 10; net earn.
iDgs, $2,964 26S 10. OF the Washington
Branch the gross earnings were $751;
sl4 40; net earnings $lS2,GS6 "a
OF Parkersburg Branch the gross earn
iugs were $5GI,s 90, which were
exceeded by the expenses $s9,s0j 42. The
gross earnings Of the Central Ohio Di'
vision were $s42, 4S5 90; met earnings $685.
1923 80. The gross earnings Of the Lake
Erie Division were $G2G,5O6 So; net
earnings, $2O7,3 1854 80. The gross earn.
ings of the whole are $1OS4O,370 4s; ex.
penses, $780,, GSa IS; and the net earn
iugs, $685., 73G 20. From statement Of
liabilities and assets it appears that the in
vested capital Of the Company Is $40, 1885,
683 SO; so that the net profits have not
much exceeded six per cent for the year.
From this table we learn also that the
stock held by the city Of Wheeling is now
only 100000 Over twenty.one million
dollars profits have been invested in ex'
tensions and improvements. The follow
ing investments of capital have been made
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optClAl AlIeutlOn ID CALICO 10
100 Pieces Japanese silks
from $50 $25 perpattern.
90 Pieces Heavy Black eros
Grain Silks, which we will
sell for less than ever
before Sold
We Call Attention Particu-
Iarly to a Job Lot Of Silks
at $3.50, $I.75 and
$500 per yard.
100 Pieces New Suit Goods,
Embracing all the New
est Styles at Low
Prices.
200 New SprIng-ShawIs
from So to $I2.
We Als9 offer the following DRIVES FROM
1000 Warranted all Linen
large Dinner Napkins
1912 cents.
500 Mems Linen Handker-
chiefs, full size, from
I2 I"2 to % cents.
is Pieces Bleached Table
Diaper from 80 cents to
SI.oo per yard.
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General Passage Agents.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Charles II. Crumbacker, George Z. Crumback'
er, William II. Crumbaeker, Jonas L. Crumbaek-
er, Daniel z. Crumbacker, Meruella Hauky with
Charles W. Hauky her husband, Matilda Lodge
Iindmarsh with hcr husband John HIndmaTah,
children aud heirs at law Of ChIres II. Crum-
hacker, deed, and E. L. Crumbacker-Com'
plGlnants.
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Commissioner.
PICK L COCHRAN, Att'ys api2d&w
kOANLBS. PITTSBURGH
OUUO White Lead,
$500 lbs. Pure Anchor White Lead,
5000 Lilly and Mt. Vernon Lead.
1000 " English Snow white Lead. For sale by
LAUGUHLlE BROTHERS = Co.,.
apo Wholesale Druggists.
1O0OL LBS. RED LEAD, BRIGHT
s00iS,. White Lead, Dry,
1905 " ziSc in iii Green aud Red Seal. For
ape Wholesale Druggists.
1OO BBLS. PURE LINsEED OIL,
lUU Western Make,
20 bbls. TurpentIne,
LAcker or Japan,
Furniture Varnish. For sale by
LAUGnLIN BROTHERS q CO.,
apo Wholesale Drngglsts.
on BBLS. SPANISH WHITING,
NU3O bhls. Mineral Paints, all the colors,
10 English Venetian Red,
5 Cabinet Glue. For sale by
LAUGuLlN BROTHERS ( CO.,
apo Wholesale Druggists.
OF BBLS. LAAIPBLACKS,
20 5OBoXes Chrome Green,
50 " Chrome Yellow,
9bbls. Burnt and Powdered TIMBER. For
sale by lAUGllLlN BROTHERS / CO.,
apps Wholesale Druggists.
0kO LBS. RAW AND BURNT
$50 lbs. Chrome Green and Yellow, In Cans,
100 Pure PrusslAn Blue, in Cans,
100 vermlllISns, ia Cana ma, For sale 81 BY
ape Wholesale Druggists.
0kO0 LBS. PUTTY, IN BLAD-
AOOO doris and Cans,
IS reams Sand Papers,
5bbls. Pumice Stone,
Bath Bricks. For sale by
LAUGHLINBR0T4ER i CO..
APPS Wholesale Drcgglsts.
IN CASES CONCENTRATED LYE,
CO&O cAses CeurCh's Potash,
$50 dozen Masou's Backing,
$50 BlnelnH, Large aud Small. For
sale .sS IAraHLlS BF SEdI..Ris 6t S9
CASKS NADER, PRIME
n Dutch.
cases Manila Indigo.
+" Spanish Float Indigo,
20 Extract LogwOod, assorted. For sale
By LACGHLN BR0T dERS B CO..
ape Wholesale Druggists.
I0OO GROSS, RICHARDSON'S
AUO Telegraph Matches,
100 gross Block Matches, Barber b Co.,
100 Z" Patlor Matches,
800 Z" Lamp Wlcks, all sizes. For sale by
LATGHLINBR0THERS b co.,
apps Wholesale Drugglsts
THE
Unprecedented Success
OF ruE
CABLE SCREW Wire
BOOTS AND SHOES
is DUE TO THEIR
GENUINE MERIT.
SOLD By DEALERS EVERYWHERE
TRY A PAIR!
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GIBSON l.. CRANMER,
Commissioner.
PICK & COCHRAN, Att'yS. api2d4w
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Now Is the time for cleaning up and making
everything look fresh and new. Your Furniture
wants 10 &c repaired aud dressed over. Send II TO
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE TIME FOR GENERAL REM
i OVATION.
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CIVIL MOVIES.

Abbie s. Chandler sues ZenO Burnham to re-
cover furniture worth $500 which she had stored with
him, or, Burnbam alleges. with his sons Case on
Sheriff Brennan withdrew his deputies from
the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday and turned 1t over TO
Deputy United states Marshal Turney In pursuance OF
an order from the United States District Court by
Judge BlatchfOrd.
The suit of the United States against William
NJ Harding. surety the Paymaster'S bond OF L. Mel
lack was concluded in the Eastern District Court yes
terday; verdict for the Government OF $751; "A suit
against Matthew Smith and Thomas Cassidy, on disil
es bond resulted yesterday In favor of the Govern
ment for s5,S33.
In 1922, the Legislature passed an act pro-
yding that real personal estate OF the New-fork
Hospital shall he subject to be taxed by virtue OF any
law OF this State In the County Taxevy OF 1863 the
Legislature repealed this exemption except as to build
mgs used for hospital purposes Previous to 1862 Tb0s
A Davies took lease OF the NewYOTk Hospital prop
erty for 20 years cOvenontng to any lawful charges
the property Al the time he took the lease II was
stated that the property would DE free of tax After the
TaILvy Of 1859 passed the Commissioners OF Taxes
placed this property the rolls assessing II at S6OO
The matter yesterday came before the Supreme Court,
General Term, writ OF certiOrari to have the
ment set aside. Judge Davis ana Judge Davies APP
peaTng for tine relatOr and Mr. Miller anu Mr. Ritter
band for respondents. After the decision was
| reserved.
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HOW MUCH THE PAYMENTS C

That the actual taxpayers might see, in de-
tail the extent Of special assessments for street
having since the Department of Public Works has been
organ,zed a personal application made recently to
The Board OF TO permit the needed information
o he obtained the records that they required 10
keen in their Office. This Board is composed OF Richard
Tweed (Chairman), Thomas b. Asten Myer Myers, and
Francis s. Sands Mr.. Tweed was exceedingly ahaDle
MT Sands expressed himself cautiously He did not
know that it eXpedent to favor the application ana
intimated this 70 Mr. Tweed, who very nOnchaanty ana
quickly responded saying ~ want the pnbie TO nave
this information" and thereupon went To large
safe, and, having taken therefrom conSlderaoie
bundle Of official documents submitted them for nspee-
ton and even said that If the examiner could not thor
oughly understand them, Mr.. Sands would cheerfully
give any needed explanations. The examiner had pro
oeeded TO copy the statistics in detail, when Mr. Tweed
having retired to adjoining room and coseted HIM
SELF apparently execute highly important public
business that was weighing heavily his mind Thomas
b. Astcn cautiously sauncred to where the examiner
was at work. and while resting his the desk and
his head on his hand, softly inquired:
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chile during the partnership whatever done
affecting
should be held 10 he Tor the benent of the h
the individual psrtner OF The hn le
present the partnership ends on the sob oil Pni
There provision for its eYninusnce -, The hro
duty called 10 eIeIcse any confidence
30h inst unless may be ior set
Element their and division Of their property aud there
claim night interest Of either o. the partners IN m
leased property after The VI Anderson sgt Lemon
right OF partner 10 purchase ne lie OF he
dvh firm where fraud prsctced
DO set that nierieres WIFI
the Of the hrn for his IN nlua ne
aud II he the hrm therefor Ju Wen
h independent Of the business and interests o. TIE
and period beyond It's existence Such ru does moi
There another IL this which presents ls point WIN more
usually The We
on the Path Of April During the 9h and h Of 5Pf M Howard ""
own and the lease contained
covenant would be Red such renewed lease na
Of the expiration o tie psrnrslp o. he
OF April neither viii have ngt 70 these Eases h
them previously Howard II the ese bad expired month De-
fore could hardly pretended that rn wonh have any earn
The period during winch VIZ De ne ~
Howard the eject 10 terminate the rSt o. s urn
10 prevent the operation Of the principle On winch N %
were decided gran The ola soe
Sueh the here because the lease at the
Of The new property Of HOvu and not Of The partnership
that have arrived at this ooh1o
has tbs sumelt OF tins founded
anon which bot which 10 Judgment dne
materially front present. Judgment for tbs defendants
A VanderpO John Burnl snd H. Hammond Tor the ph-
tf Cotei W o. Bartlett aud er!ease Porter ioI Ihe de-