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HIK III M il IN BeCOSMTHlIcilON.
ft Is announced that s new proposition
in rotation to Virglntu la to be
brought forward, on the reassembling
of Congress, by a mombor of the Re*
construction Committee. It la spoken
cil as n " compromise " between those
who would admit the State tit once and
those who would remand her to
tho condition of Georgia. The bill
which has been drawn by this gentleman,
and which Is said to meet the concurrence
of some of his associates In
the Committee, requires all the State
olUcftrs and members of tho loglslatnre
to take an oath that they are not debar*
red from holding oflloe by tho XlVth
article of the Constitution of the United
States, and requlros the Legislature to
pledge Itself by solemn act neyor to
prohibit negroes from voting, holding
olflce, sitting on Juries aud sharing tho
school money. Theso fundamental
conditions being accepted, tho State is
to be admitted.
TheXIVth Article provides that no
|)ttrnutJ,!]iivi!iK |iruviuuBijr lar.uu uu uniu
to Hiipport (bo Constitation of tbo
United StuteH i?h a murbber of oilbor
liouho of ConRroeH, or us an ofllccr of
Hie United Mates, or na a member or
Htato IV'glffhiture, or na nu executive
or judicial oQicerJof auy State, wbo
whh ongagod in tbe robellton, ahnll
hold auy otlloo, civil or military, under
any Niate. It follows tbat If tboro are
auy Virginia Htate ofllcora and members
of the Laglalaturo wbo aro Inimical
to tilts XlVth Article, they
caunot assume the ofllces to whloh
I boy hava boon elected; bnt whether
thorn aro any mail bo nHcertalned.
TIim Virginia Constitution should pro*
vide for this; for the reconstruction
acta require that constitution to conform
to the XI Vtb artlclo In this particular;
but It aBually takes loglalatlon to
mako constitutional law operative, and
thore can bp no legislation by the Virginia
Assembly until the Slate has
been admitted. It Ib, doubtless, thororore,
necessary?as It 1b clearly proper,
if necessary?for Confess to require
conformity with tbe XlVth Artlclo lu
the act whereby Virginia is admitted.
It is proposed, therefore,
tbat they shall tako what Is
known as tbo Fourteenth Article
oath. This Is not what 1b tormed
the "iron-clad" oath, the requirement
of whloh was submitted to the people 1
or Virginia and rejected. Tbe "Iron- 1
clad" oath exoludos all who lu any way '
participated in tho rebellion. It is tbe
more creature of lngialation. The other <
simply excludes those whom the XlVth j
Article designs to exclude?rebels who ,
had nnnn hnlri nnrtnln nfllnAM. nnd
bad sworn to support tho Constitution
of tbo United States. Under the reconstruction
acts this olass of persons
was excluded from tho franohlse, while
all other rebels were permitted to Vote.
The oath applied In making tho registration
may bo found In the supplemental
act of March 21.1,1867. This Is
the oath which it Is now proposed shall
be applied in Virginia; and we do not
nee how It can bo avoidod. At loast the
object to be effected by It, viz: to excludo
portions Inimical to the XlVih
Article, if Uiero bo any, must be
tooChed .In sorao way, unless that pro*
vision of the Constitution Is to be iguored;
and Congress has no moro powor
to ignoro it than Virginia has. *Tl?o up*
plication of this onth In therefore neces
Httry and judicioun, while tho requirement
of the "iron-clad" oath would be
nnithor.
In regard to tho othor condition, viz:
ilint tho Legislature "pledge itself by
solemn act" nover to amend theuoiHtltutlon
so as to Impair tho rights of tho
negroes, we do not see clearly what a
pieuge oi iubi Kina wouut oe woriu. ir q
It would bind (ho present legislature, It t
would uot bind their successors. The J
rights of the adored peoplo Hhould be
protected by something Btrougor than
pledges by solemn act of Leglalature, t]
for be they ever ho solemn ihey are re- n
pealable. Their rights should l>o so- t;
cured against future enoronchnient by a
positive and fundamental law. They i
would have that security, w? conceive, c
If the XVth Amendment were a part ?
ol tho Constitution; and the rest hitch In y
reconstruction Is, the dnngerlfrom read- j,
mlttlng the still excluded states bofore it v
has become such. Yet their ratification v
Im neoesHary to mako up the two-thirds. w
Only two course*, therefore, appear 8i
to be opon: lit, to admit them hh rap* c,
Idly aa they comply with thoconditions &
laid down, and take tho clmncea of get- p
ling the rntlQcatlon of the other States n
afterwards; and 2d, to keep thorn out )
till enough others aro scoured to inake w
tholr admission complete the work.
Hither course Involves risk. In the
first It might happen that all tho Sonth- jj
ern Htatea would be ropresentett In Con- U{
gress before there were nny ponstltu- oi
tlonitl guaranteea (or tbe block*, and In
the second u clamor may be raised that
Congress la trilling with Uie exoluded
Htatos, and a reaction brought on that
would result la glvloc the Democracy
control or the House of RepreaontatlYM.
There In, therefore, an obvloua neoeeslty
for a npeedy completion of rooon*
structlon, and yet danger to the fatnre
tranquility of the country tf,the XVth
Amendment la not first ratified. It la the
realization of thle that makes Congress
hesitate. The question whether all
houeat men under the Jurisdiction of
this government are to bo citizens and
all oltlzena equally protected by the
laws, Is one that must be conclusively
settled uow, If we are to have ponce
hereafter. The war was fought by the
Government to settle It In tho affirmative
i and all the loyal people In the
United States who stood by the Government
through the struggle are
reeolved that It shall bo settled In the
afllrmatlve. Congreaajwlll, therefore,
be sustained In doing whatever la neod
ful to make good that resolution; bat
thoy should be oareful to go no farther
than In dearly needful, so as not to give
color to, much lees justify, thoohargo of
being animated by mere party purpose.
Virginia has apparently compiled
with the requirements of Congreasi
and baa a claim to admission; but we
do not think It jnst or aocnrate to
speak of the present hesitation of ConKress
as ''bad faith" towards her, as
somo of our Republican exchanges
have done. Congress is responsible to
tho wholo country, and must be the
solo Judgoof when it is beet to admit
a .State, although there may be no legal
obutaclo to Immediate admission. This
would curtalnly bo true In referenoe to
auy new Territory, and It has quite as
much forco In referenoe to old territory
whoso immediate admission
might uudnnger the establishment of
funduimmtal principles of Government.
In common with others, we
have rejoiced for months past at the
manifestations of good feeling and good
citizenship in Virginia, and in the prospuot
that a speedy closing up of reconstruction
was near. It hus appearod
as if the rifteontb Amondment would
be ratified at au oarly day;'but U is now
evident that the measure is not yet out
of the wooiIh; uml the manifestations in
Georgia show but too plainly what
might happen in all theSoutbern States
if they were restored to their ancient
powers itnil privileges without constitutional
protection for their black
people.
Wliili*, therefore, we have beou lnollned
to fitvor the admission of Virginia
without further conditions, wo
do not feel like eeusurlng Congress for
lis hesitation, believing as we do that
it arises (except possibly In a few coses)
not from nny wish to Interfere' with
mere local politics, or to promote the
fortunes of any particular set of local
politicians, but out of geuuiue solicitude
as to the effect of hor admission
at the preaent juncture on the settlement
of gravo national questions.
There is one oxpodlent touching the
preaent dllllonlty of oompletlng reconstruction
which appears to have been
overlooked. At least it has not been
discussed, no far tut wo know, either In
Congress or by tho press. The reconstruction
act ol Maroh 2,18(37, in laylog
down tho conditions under which the
robel States might be admitted, provided
amoog other things that when
the legislature of a State "shall have
adopted the amendment to the Constitution
of the United Stales proposed
by the 30th Congress and known as
Artlolo Fourteen, anil whcii said article
shall have become a part of Me Oonsti
tution of the United States, said State
shall be declared entitled to representation,
Ac." Would It not have beeif tho
shorlost way to tlnal reconstruction to
make the sume Condition in reference
to the XVth Amendment ? Would it
uot be the dlrectest way yet to make
tbe complete raUilCAtlou nt that measure
the pre requisite to the admission of
any more States ? Say that whon it has
become a part of the Constitution they
shall all come in. That would place
before tho country a square, unembarrasped
issue. Tho four oxcluded States
would ratify of course, and the respon- J
sibllity of keeping them out longer
would then rest with tho States that
hayo thus far failed or refused to do so. f
We believe If the country were brought 0
thus fairly faoe to /ace with tbe qnos- J
tion, it would be speedily decided by a ?
ratification, and tbe prolonged resistunce
to a tiual settlement of the quee- *
Lions growing out or tbe war, on a basis
Df equal rlghte, would be ended. r
Wk have lately heard a good deal about ^
Bongreaman Banks, The Atlantlooable c
3as been largely usod to Inform the Am- *'
>rloan people ol the continued exlstenoe ?
)f Banks; that; Banks had arrived In h
Paris; that Banks bad been received *
it tbe Tullerles; that Banks had hadli
pleasant interview with the Emperor;
hat Banks had mentioned the postal n
reaty to Louis Napoleon; that In a va- u
letyofwayB Europe generally, and
['aria especially, wn9 ? good deal exclt- b
k1 at tho presence ol Banks, and that
m tho whole, the nlnteenth century
uwl (tin world was In it hnnnful nnn.
lltlon beoauae of Bunks, As a large &
mmbor of grout men have died daring w
he year the new* was encouraging, and [j:
he oomlug of 1870 la not to be viewed "J
villi that doapoudenoy which might
itherwlso have at to tided It. And now
to learn that the most dlflloult quea- w
Ion of the day la to he' Immediately ?
Milled on the arrival of Bunko ut ?
Vaahlngtou. ilo writes to a frlond?
vrliMM to a friend merely, with that a<
haraoterlatlo modeaty whloh la ho be- si
ornlng and ao conalderate, and that
hern may bo no alarm and no exolteut'iii
by a moro pjibllo annoancemnnt b
-Unit "he Intends to push a resolution tn
pcognlzlng the Cubans through the ]
Icuho hoou alter the reauHembllug of u
tongresn." So that matter Is sottled; di
Jongreaa and the Executive know what oc
l?py are to do; Hpaln and the real of the ic
rnrld may know what to expect; for tt
lUnkn will be here In a few days 1"
I.i Champaign oonnty, Ohio, tbe Do- (
uocracy have nominated a colored man JE
tamed Ford for State Senator, to All ??
lie vacancy occasioned by tbe death of :
ilr. Ruaaell. It la reported that under kli
'onl'n mime, on tbe tloket, hta Demo- 1)0
ratio supporters have put tbe words.
If he in white enough to vote, bo la wt
rhlie enough to be votetl for." IF tbla 'id
i true, we auppoao the converse ia true, JJ
lr.: (hat If he Is white enough to bo r
otMd for be ia white enough to voto? do
rhlch commits his supporters to negro of
ulTrnce. Hat this Is n very obeap re* m"
Dgnltlon of oqaal rights. IftheDem- Mj
orats would nominate a negro some \
laoe where they would have a ohanoe r.
f eleotlng him, they would be more 8n
kely to oonvlnce the negroes they
ere in earnest. JJ]
A Gnnv Kaolh was shot and killed
y Mr. Wendell Mong of Tusoarora, f*|
n Tusday last. It weighed ten pounds UJ
nd im'rtHurwl soven feet from tip to tip or
f wings.- Berkeley Union.
THE 1HCO.UE TAX.
The UafalrneM of Mm OporniionNWhy
|| Onglit not to bo Kr-Iiu*
POOOU.
From the New York Tribuco.
A correspondent writpe ob to say
that,! while we insist on the retention of
Fedoral taxes In general, wo urge the
abolition of the Income Tax. Ilia letter
Is not remarkably courteous, If even
civil; but wo would not mind that, if It
were only true. We flavor the repeal of
of no Federal taxes whatever. The Income
Tax, which la essentially a Wartax,
explrasfby limitation within the
year 1870; and wejdo not favor Its relm* |
position. That Is the exaol trnth,
We object to the renewal ol this Unpost
tbat It Is the most unequal, unfair,
oppressive tax this country has ever
known. It Is nearly all paid by a hundredth
part of the community; and
they by no means th4> most uble or I
woalthy. The writer hereof has paid 1
more than f1,000 nor annum as Income
Tax lover slnoe it was imposed, and
could not have |honestly paid less; yet
he sees persona around him who live,
and entertain, furnish their houses and
maintain turn-outs, as ho cannot afford
to do, yot either pay no Iuoomo Tax or 1
pay but a beggarly hundred or so each.
In fact, he 1s requlrod to pay their taxes
In addition to his own; and that he cannot
contontedly abido.
All taxes are more or loss snbjoot to
nl.lontlnn that lliavillannnraan hnn.l
esty HiiJ favor fraud; but no other
stimulates rascality so widely and generally
aB this. The importer who undervalues,
or returns false quantities,
or smuggles, Is one among ten thousand;
his avarice may demoralize him,
but does not demoralize the whole
body politic. A tax on visible, tangible
property may be unfairly assessed,
so that one Is mado to pay twenty or
thirty per oent, more than bis fair proportion;
but this Is nothing to a tax
whioh many relatively poor mon pay
In full, while very many richer men
don't pay at all. We havo not a doubt
that there are In this oonntsy at lonst
One Hundred Thousand richer men
than we are who haven't paid ono cent
ot Income Tax slnoe the law imposing
it was enacted.
This tax would be unfair If it were
correctly asaessod. A farmer in Vermont
or Iowa, whose income, honestly
computed, is 92,000, is in better circumstances
than the merchant in this city,
Boston, New Orleans or San Franolsco,
whose Income is #6,000; yet, after deducting
the $1,000 exempted by law, the
farmer is oalled on for 950 and the merchant
for 9200. The widow and orphans
who have but91t000a year in all, must
hand over 960 of It aa income tax if
their property happens to be investod
in railroad stock or bonds?no 81,000
exemption for them ! He who lives at
ease on his rent-roll, secure against
reverses, and he who earns an equal*
t... .1 1 n|,MA
auiu ujr untu nutn, uuu nuuuo uroui
to-morrow would leave his family destitute,
are required to pay fivo percent
of their respective lnoouiew In satisfaction
of this tax,-when there la no
parity in their cases. This tax pots a
premium on absenteeism; many in*
vesting their property bo that it cannot
bo reached by the tax-gatherer, and
living idly iu Europe on (he amount
which, hud they remained at home,
they must have contributed to the support
or the Government us Income Tax.
If this tax is to be revived, we insist
oa making every one pay it. Repeal
all exemptions, no matter on what pretext,
and make every one swear to an
annual return of his lnoome and pay
his equal percentage thereon. Thus
Levied, the tax could not atand u second
year. It Is now opheld simply by
Lhe connivance oi those who regard it
as a clever devlco for saddling their
own taxes on their noighbors. Make
nil pay share and aharo alike, and it
would soon.bo kicked into oblivion.
A friend waa lately examlng as commissioner
a farmer in the interior of
Lhls State whose land had beeu taken
tor somo public improvement, and who
iwore, plumply and plainly, thut his
rarin yielded him an incoino of fUOO
per aero. 'What Is the amount of your
moomo roturn?' asked the Coxnmlsdoner.
'I never made any,' was the
jandld response. You may bet high
>n thai farmer us a ohumpion of the
[ncome Tax.
Louisville Is .excltcd over the supposed
discovery by n oouple of stran*
jers?one an elderly physician and the
>iher a notorious burglar, of a large
imoant of gold, and gems accreted in
i deon nit on the hank of the Ohio rlv
>r. According to tho atory this particrahip
ban been seen digging by night
a the river aide, and a few daya after
hoy ceased uporatioua tbe uiyatorlous
Doctor myBtorloualy disappeared, while
bo knowu tblef knowlnly stayed in
bo city until bo waa chaoed out. Tbe
nonoy la auppoaed to Rive boon tbe
fruita of a murder oommlttod upon n
wealthy Spaniard In Louisville twontyIve
yours a?o, and tbe tblef alluded to
a aaid to bave displayed fGO.OOO In gold
n a bouao of 111 reptile In the oliy a
ew days ago. What was tbe entire
imount got out of tbia Qolcouda we are
tot told.
A Bio Boy.?An anonymous oorrealondent
writes to correct an error lu
mr acoount of the oolllslon on the B.
t0. R. K. ten days ago. He aays Mr. (
foDonald whom we spoke of as a boy,
Ln the expreaBcar with theMossenger,)
relgha 100 lbs. Tho inference Is that 1
te ia not a boy at all, though our cor- Q
espondent don't Bay ao. ^
Ex Governor Seymour U hopelul of
be lutnre of cheese making la this 8
ountry. In a recent letter hesayB:
rho uae or oheeae In tbla country la In- ?
reaalng as quality grows hotter. Tbo
lane anil efforts to cheapen ooat and 7i
mprovo the quality aro vigorous and
rell directed. In this rospoot it la far
head of any other farming pursuit.'
Tub New Orleans merchants do not =
lantfeflt any speculative feeling Just
ow. The Picayune says It does not reAll
any speculative move of lmporince
this aeaaon In any department of r
ualness.
(j
Ayer's Ambbioan Almanao, for ti
>70, has been rooelved by Logan, List J
Co., ageuta, for delivery gratis, to all H
call for it. This number contains &
roofs to uhow that some of the stars
avo existed for sixty millions of years,
^e had not supposed auoh proof posslle,
but the Doctor gives It In ? shape
bleb seuniB indisputable, ills wlttl- lt
eras have long made his book acoep- v
ible; his modloal advice makes U In- a'
isponBablo to families, and now he J
ids the moat startling problems of ab* ti
tract science to Its attractions, J
You Can Ukodlatk the Color.? oi
very natural shade from light brown w
> the deepest black Is Imparted by w
Phalon's Vltalla or Balvatlon for tbo air."
The number of applications
?tormlnes the tinge, It wonld be like |
tmparlng shlulng water to the drain*
igs from a marsh, to compare It with .
te ordinary hair dyee. eod >
died.
STAKKOIJD.?On Hatnrday, Jannaiy 1st.
ro, Ellk5 W.i yomiRwit daoiililer of
imoi and Maggie Hlafforil, aged 0 months
tU 7 days.
rtio funeral will tako plaoe prom tho ronbdco
of her parents on cnapllno atroot,
iweoa Pint and Maxthall, this afternoon
a o'olock. The friends or toe nunlly are
ipoctfolly iavltod to attend.
STANTON.?On theroornlnx of January
, 1870, after a lingering lllneM, | alkxan*
tall, htartov, Brevot Captain UtH.a., J
tho S2d year of lila age. *
ruo funeral will take placofrom tho real*
000 of bis father, Hon; B. Stanton, corner
Monroe and Bjron itreetii, on Tueeday ri
ornlni, January 4th, at 10 o'elo?k. -J
kfoNABiL- January Ski, 1870. William J. 0n
BNABn.lutho Mihyearof hlaagt. da
fnneral ton!ay, January &1, at S o'clock 11
K., from the residence of Mra. Harriet JJ
llih, corner of Klnit and Market itreeU,
ntro Wheeling. Frlendi of tho family J
?Invited to attend.
Now Bftoon. 4.1
n A PI BC199 HAMS. *.
1 HI hjo i'lgpoa BUouldcra. ?
oo 1'icooMHhsar Carod lireakftMt Huron, ij
onr own curing, and now iwuly f<ir aalo. |]
Uttf, MORKltiON ft CO. t?T
I 9twdai ftrtittf,
Away With Spoctaolos.
Old eyes mado new. easily, without doctor
or medlolnos. tionl post-paid on rooelpt of
10 ccnts. Addrow, DR. K. B. VOOTB,
12J Lexington Ave., N. Y.
Away with Uncomfortable Trusses,
Comfort and On re for the Ruptured. Bent
post-paid on rocolpt of 10 cents. Address,
DB.B.B. FOOTJC,
dccl5 120 Lexington Ave., N. Y.
Alloook'a Poroua Plastors
scorn to poems tbo quality of
Accumulating Blootrioity
and Imparting It to tbe body, wbereby tbe
circulation of the blood becomes equalized
upon the porta where appllod, caasing pain
and morbid action to oeaae; The Porous
Plaster* are flexible, and fotmd or great help
to thoeo wbo have weak backs, or pain In
the Bide. Especially aro they valuable to
those who have ncgleetod colda. Thoy are
often preventives of Consumption; nay,
they aro beliovod to have loo6enod the grasp
of this terrible ainiction, and been mainly
Instrumental In oflbctlng a cure. In variable
climates they should be worn on tbe
breast or betwoon the shoulders, or over the
kidneys, by thoeo who are subJoct to take
ooId easily. decUklftw
BOTTLED PARA.LYSIS.
This Is the proper MUo of the horrible mo*
tallic hair dyes. Worse than the ftito of
Absalom may bo tho fate of those who use
thorn.
OSF. WHOLESOME PKEPABATION
for changing tbo hair to any deslrablo shade
from brown to Jet black may be proonrcd
ovorywbero, via:
Criatadoro'a Exoolalor Hair Dyo.
After careful analysis, Professor Chilton,
tho distingnlshed Chemist, has authorised
the proprietor to declare, on his behalf, that
it oontalna nothing deleterious to hoalth.
No other hair dyo in tbo world has tbe like
guarantoo.
ORIBTADOKOTJ II AIR PMSKRVATIVK,
as a Droning, acts Uko a'charm on
tho llalr after Dyeing. Try It,
deolO-dftw
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Thousand of Horsen dlo yearly from Colic.
This need uot bo. Br. TobUa' Venetian
Horso Liniment will positively euro every
cam, IX given wheu tlrst taken. The cost Is
only one dollar. Every ownor of a homo
should have a bottle in bU stable, ready for
use. It la warranted superior to anything
Dlae for the cure of Cuts, Wind Galls, BwollIngn,
Boro Throat, Bprainn, Bruises, Old
Bores, Ac. This Llnlmont Is no now romody.
It lias beeu used and approvod of for
a years by the first horsomen in the country.
Utvou to an ovor-driven horso, it acts
like magic, orders aro oonstantly rocelved
from tho racino stable* of England for it.
mo colebralod Hiram Woodruff, of trotting
lame, used it .'or yoars. Col. Philo P. Bush
of tbo Joromo ltaco Coarso, bos glvon a CerLlflcato
which can bo seen at the Depot Hinting
that after years of trial, It Is tho bo?t In (
Lbe world. His address Is Ford ham, N. Y. <
No ono onoe using it will ovor be without It.
It is put up In Pint Bottles. Sold by Drug*
lists and Baddlors, throughout the United
Stales. Depot 10 Park Place, New York.
doclQ-dftw l
NATUBE'S
)WS RELIABLE HEMBDY.
TUoyruo Apple-seed llko, Uwloloffl and
nodorotu Mild, bat effectual.
The CALAI1AB GilAINM or "SEEDS"
retbo great NERVE TON 10 and Aporlont.
'boy oaro Hlck-Hoadacbo, Constipation, In- '
Jgtttion, muiouBnora, Irrcgulnrltloe, and
onoral Nervo Debility.
Children roodlly take the new Household J
lemedy. J
Bold la raombraaoas pouchOR, oontalnlng
i to &) Ural04 on originally pat ap. I
FOB BALK DV j
LAUQHLIN, SMITH & CO. *
novtWm C
? I
Dissolution. j
Wnnujo, W.VA., Jan. 1,1870. v
DKB FIRM OK P. 0. HILDRETI1 A BltO. f
in dissolved by the death of f. U. nil- \
retb* All porwas .having claims ngalnnt J
ue ittio mm win please |iresent tnem for f
Bttlemout, and thoao knowlug themselves ?
adobted are requostod to call uudaetUe.ua f
; la ileal rod to close up the business as Boon f
i possible. J.
1*. 0. HILUttETU d BIIO. J
By H. P. liiLDRETH. ?
Burvlving Partner. *
BEWFIRH. A
whxvziiivo, Jan, j, 1870. A
Hlldreth A Bro? successors to P. 0. Hll- ?
roth d Bro.. No. 68 Main street, WhoellUB, ?
f. Vn., wholesale dealers In Bar and tthoot %
ion, Norway Iron and Nail Bod, Uast.Bhear ?
nd spring Bteol, Nails. Bplkes, Aiivlla, \\
Lues, Springs, Axles. Hot Pressed Nut*. ?
fushow, wagon Hnb?, Spokes, Felloes, Jj
inlth Bellow*, Hledges, Plaster Paris, No Jj
las Uttro Lime, Common Llmo, Co- ?
lent. do. B
Grateful for the liberal patrouago bestowod
u tho old Arm of P. U. Hlldroth d Bra, ?
onld rmpcctlnlly ask a ooMlunanoe of tbu *
irae to tho new nrm. ?
Janl MLPBKTH d BHO.
One Thousand Pounds g
)LD TYPE!
FOB SALE. I
K
K
APPLY AT THK K
K
INTELLIGENCER OFFICE. ?
iteeao Stockholders'
Mooting. ?
WnxKLiHO, W. Va? Dec. 25,inn. i
Ulu: ANNUAL %MEKT1NU OF THE f'
. afockholdon of tho Wheeling and Bol- ?J
ont Bridge Compauy, will bo neld at ttio m
Boo of tho Company, on Monday, the 10th ar
y of January, lflo, botwocn the hours of Mi
ind HS o'clock r. m., for the election of w
no &!auagora to serve during the ensuing
JOSEPH LAWBON, ~
lectt Secretary.
Cane Poles. 1
ft A UANK POLEM J (JUT KKCE1VED 1il
UU Kor Bale low. ^
uaylB UK AH. H. BKKRY. J]
IOCKINIW UNKIVALLKIJ HAK1NU 10
t POWDER. The beat In the market and
irayi gives satisfaction. aprv c
fftt gavtrmmmts.
Stockholders' Notice.
rnmo stockholder or tub ame::i.
JL am Bulldlag Amociatlon aru hereby notided
to attend the yearly mooting te be
Held In the iMisomeni of the Court Houae,
on Monday, January loth, 1H7J, at 7 6'dock
f.k?ferine pur poao or electing Prealdnnt.
Vleo President, Hocretary, Treasurer and
sovcn Directors, to Herve for the oomoIuk
year. The attontlon of members hi directed
to Article iu of the constitution, on lines.
KDWAKD KKID, President.
GHaH. W. OONNKlt, Uecretary.
jan&tlo
G. A. R.
rnUE MEMBKWJ OK POH1' IHOUUKN,
X o. A. It., aro respectfully rtquested to
a?fiemhleat their Hall this opening at 7tf
o'clock, to make nrraugomeuts for attend*
log the funeral of Capt. A. H. Htanton, U.
H. A., who died yesterday morning at tbe
roshlencoof bin father, Governor atanton,
in tblH city.
Jau3 B. K. KBLLr.
KAIL PLAT? FEEDERS, ATTENTION:
nttlKUE WILL BK A MEETING OKI
JL Wheeling Lodge No. 2, Nail Plate IToed-'
era Benevolent Association; at their nraal
place or moetlng, tble morning at Hauti'aht
KiuiiT o'cmjck, prompt, to make arrangements
for tho funeral or oar deceased
brother Wm. J. McNanb. Punctuality la
deslren,
janH BY OKDKK.
MIS9 OLIVK LOGAN'S FIRST LEO
TUBE OF THE SEASON.
t/f 183 OLIVE LOGAN LEOTUBKB AT
ttL the Washington Hall Tuesday evenlna,
January 4tli, on the most fascinating buujert,GlKL8.
Bbo divides her subject in six
huads?1st. The Faalilouable ulrl; 2d, The
beautiful Girl; 8d, Tbo Womanly Girl; 4th.
Yankee Girl; 6tb, Tbo Woslorn Girl; pnd
tbe 6tb, Tbo Strong Allndod Girl.
Tlckotx, 1100. For sale at Hamilton A
Harding's Music btore, Market streot.
Locturo to comoiouco M to 8 o'clock.
Jan3 ______
Superintendent or Water Work*.
Mbchrs. Editors :-Ploaso nnnonnco tbe
name of Wxuuam U. UoiTs.as tbe Peoples'
candidate for tftii>orlutendenC of Water
Works, at tbe next Municipal Election, and
oblluo,
Jang'* MANY C1T1ZBN8.
People's Bank.
milB DIRECTORS HAVE THIS DAY
J. declared a dividend of Ten peroentout
of tbo profits of tbe lant six months, payable
to Stoclcuolderaon demand.
J. F. UPDKGitAFF, Cashier.
WiiXKLRto, W. Va., Dec. 81,1HW.
Jamt
ELECTION.
National Savings Bank of Wheeling.
mHE UEUUL.A11 ANNUAL MEETING
J, of the Stockholder* of th<yibovo Hank
will be hold at its Hanking H<*fee on Tuos*
day, January i:th, 187U. between tbe boors
of U and 12 a. u.
8. P. IllLDBETH,
JanS Cashier.
Dividend
The dibbotors of *hk national
Savings Bank or Wheeling, have declared
tbo regular dividend of Five (6) por
cent, and an extra ono of two and one-half
(2%) per ccnt, payable on demand, froo of
0. ti. Tni. 8. P. HILDBETH,
_J an2 Cashlor.
DISSOLUTION OF IOO-PARTNEKSHIP.
mil E PABTNEB9H1P OF ABM8TB0NG,
J. Hoillday & Co. la this day dissolved by
tbo withdrawal of J. A. Hoillday. The
business or tbe late firm will bo Bettlod by
tbo now Arm or Armstrong, Coon A Co.
J. A; ARMSTRONG,
ALEX.COEN.
. T.B. ARMSTRONG.
WnKtuwo, Jan. 1,1870. jana
Notioe.
rnUB ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
I Stockholders of the Franklin Inanraooo
(Smpany of Whoollug, for tbe election of
Director* for tbe onsnlng year, will bo bold
at tbo offloo of the Company, 99 Monroe
street, on tbe I7th day of January, 1870, betwoen
tiio hours of 2 and 4 p. k.
C. Ji. COEN,
Jaf Secretary.
Wanted.
VAliU. IS west virginia,
Adapted to Cattle gild Crops.
A largo tract well fonctd and watored pro*
forreu, if reasonable lu prleo. Address,
IFAKMEB,"
JanfrdAw Pateraon, N. J. ^
Good Timber Lands in Virginia
Wanted.
AUOOU TUAOT WITH FARM LAUDS
lnterapenoj, capablo of being worked
atonoe,can be dlaposed of If prleo la reasonable.
Addresa, with partlonlare,
LUMBKRMAN.
jan3?dftw Box 1T16, Hew York F. o.
Notice.
Bridgeport, Ohio, Jan. l, 1870.
rpnw la to certify that ;i have
J_ rooolved irom the Jotlornon FIro and
Marine Insuranoo company, of Btonbenvllle,
Ohio, per handa of J. Oreaaey, E?q.,
Ueubrnl agent, Four Hundrod Dollars, being
amount In full of my loas by llio on
Saturday, oecomber 25tb, IfibU I uko great
lileaNUreln rocommoodinc the JefTeraon aa
* prompt, tollable and liberal loanranoe
Jompauy, having settled my low la foil,
most honostly, aud to my enuro aatUfaetlon.
ifKMKX M1LLKK,
FRANK 0. KOBIPMUN, Agent,
Kor Bridgeport, lioltalro and Martinavllle. .
Jan8-dAw Offlce, Bridgeport, Oblo. 1
WANTED'?AUENta fob oub NEW J
Work, tho V
PEOPLE'S LAW BOOK.
By I bo lalo Law Partner of tbo Chief- Jusloo
of Mum. Enllroly new, fall, complete
mil tollable. Atooommended by the mail
imlnont Judges, etc., or Ohio, Ind.. Ky.t
ronn . and many other (States, from Maine
o California, as the best, most oomprehenIble,
and most usefal book ever prepared
or popular nso. The high character of the
rork, Its praetloal value to all elasBcs, Its
plendld rooommondatlons, and Its beautlul
anpoaranoe, plaoo agents on the high
?ad to success from the very outset. Ad- Ireas,
E. HANWAFOKD <fe CO., 177 Wert 1
routth Htreot, Cincinnati. P. M.?Also, J
rantod, Agents for (Ireoley's Amkbican
*onf Licr, and other first-class worm. .
Jan3-ood-d*w ej|
List of Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the 1
Post Offioe at Whoellng, on Monday, J
anuary 3,1B70.
LADIES' LIST.
(all Aunlo Manly Jane
tarry Mary P Milton Kutb
Uxter Sarah Moore Ella
iradburyMary e Monlo Martha * i
Irown Hose Moieland Mary
lolllns Margaret Murry Jennie J
>annlels Haillo M Narry Mary A
)aly Bridgot Nasperly Emily
>annor Mary Pletehor Tabltha
tonglaw Mollle Porter Molllo
:veans Harriet Richards ran E
' loracco Mary A HI iter Jul la A laymonu
Matilda Moberts ousan
lamllton Mary Kollin mlSB M M
larvey Elisabeth Bono mrs John
folland PrlMllla Kuplo mrs Andy
teller Amand Puroell mrs Josoph
?y ton Mary Saras mrs Jacob
ytle Mlnorva Sweeney Maggla
lcLaln Emily Trapp Norbertba
loUrannahnn JonnleVanoyoc Liulo M
louruuer mohio waiernouno Ella
GENTLEMEN'S LI8T.
ikera Qoorge'J Laaghllml John
LiidoTMon William Marks Edward N
lasher ? Marshall Frauds
toatroJ Maaon J L
Uckorton Arthur Ma?.h Jas U
ilauklusop 1'elor Mlilor Audrow
toman Uharlw F Mooro John
irown J V Murray Joseph _
achan W N Murry James 2 r
ark Michael Mcdarlnoy Alexanilor v
lash John McUordy Hugh
otrodor A, II Meoly Floyd
nulap H H NorihJuhnF
avail Jnmofl Owou Bamuol
lanagan Jnino* I'usaoy Jriuoh a
teorge William 1'orier w J?
lofer Win U l'owell J E
[all William Mead A H
arulu Win Hitter CD
laxiett Wm <- Houke John
lptby John KoeoThomanH
iollluay Harry 0 ttheppard Joliu T
oaraor Henry L Bmun A W
nghes Mev F M Hnyder W 0
uinen W B BorterJO
osier David Hprlngcr J H
)loo M tstroblo Jacob
>uoh David P Bto wart James k
alitor Frank Torng Bamael
oemaa James Tnoker John D1
outer L Wells Theodora F
oytor B Whiting Duuinoro
lnghorn Hlchard Williams M M
leu C A Wells Mandellla
out Nicholas . Wilkinson George
ran Loan H Wilson William 11
raft lloary Wlntor Mr
uilng Neljjon Wolluglon 1J
C.J. kawuno.p.m.
Administrator's Notice,
1HE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AP.
poluted Administrator of the estate of
inn Hi. iiar*wu, deceased, and notice in |j<
ireby given to all persona indebted to said ?
talei to Bettle their acoonnts without delay;
id aU poreona Having claims against mid
late will present them proporly certified
tne undersigned, at Kim Urovo p. o? thia
only. JOliN B. tBAlUHTUtl,
jftc31-adni* Administrator.
Stockholders' Meeting. c
HIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THK
. Hlockiioldora of tlio Piro and Marino
aurance Company of Wheeling, for tho ,1
wtlon of Dlrooton for the enauing year, ?ill
bo neld at the oflloe of the Oompany on
unday, tho 3d uay of January, lsfu, from
o'clock a. m., to a p. m. rt/
. JOMNU. HKRVEY, 3(
t*?28 berretary. d
jew gWKHfmeatt.
Partridge Joint Stock Company
Make tiit best
RUSTIC PHOTOGRAPHS,
FOROKLAIN PIOTDRIW.
PORTRAIT!) IN
I?K, OIL.
WATKll COLORS.
AND PA8TKL
Koep constantly ou hnnd
ALHUMH.
PRAM KB,
AKTlHT'd M ATKKIALH,
AND PUOTOURAI'll UOODB,
V^olcaalo nnil Retail, at tbo lowiwt market
prlcoi,
A oompletc AAiortmont of
bTKKEOttOOPEB AND VIKWH.
J ft til 117 Walti
Diaaolutlon of Oo-Partnorshlp.
TUB PARTNERSHIP OF THB UNDKRsigned,
under the Biyle of List, Hoirlaon
a t o., la tniii day dissolved.
Thu btulnen of ilia lato firm will be set
tied by the new firm of Heniy K. UK ft Co.
l UKNKY K. LIHT,
i I5KNJ. DAVKNPOKT,
UKO. H. PAKKH.
DAN'L C. LIHT, Jr.
Wiikxlimo, Loe.Si, 1W9.
HENRY K. LIST. EUGENE LIST.
1IKNJ. DAVENPORT. DAN't C. LIST, JB.
GEO. n. PARKS.
HENRY E. LIST & CO.,
WHOLESALE .GROCERS
AMD DKALEKH IN
Flour, Bftoon, Lard, Ohoeso, Etc.,
Corner Rain and Qtilney Itroelf,
WHEELING, W. VA.
POllK PACKING ESTABLISHMENT,
Fulton, (Scar Wiicelluff.)
In saoceedlril to the buBlnoss of the late
firm of Lint, Mbrrlson 4 Co., wo detlro to
thank tbe trado for the liberal patronage
extended to tho house with which the
(tanlor partuor has boon connected for over,
twenty-five year*.
Our long experlonco with the wants or the
trado or this soot Ion, and oar ample fkclll8as
for tlia transaction of the Wholesale
rocory builnosa, lead us to believe that we
cnu oiror inducements not Burpassod else? |
whore.
In oonncollon with our rognlar buslnoBs
as heiotofore, we have leaaod n first-class
Pork Packing Establishment, and have se-1
curod tnoRcrvlcesor Mr. John Uayha. an
experloncod and skillful Packer, by which
arrangoinsnt we are enabled to sell Bacon,
Mess Pork and Lard, at tho vory lowest
rates, for stock of superior quality.
Wo Intend to offer special inducements to
inuh ami PramnUnav haven. Wo rooneat
an examination or our stock and prloe list.
Wo are vory respectfully, ?
janl HENRY K. LIBT A CO.
Oxtoby & Duffield,
%
S.1P
H'JS!
f
s-sf g
2?eM
s?:-s
S|Sa
is
i, .
"list
104 MARKET STREET.
-Janl
CAMPBELL
& McDERMOT.
BOOKS
SUITABLE FOR ,
Holiday
Presents.
Books
FOR THE OLD.
Books
imn mnw tftnn> ? >
cvu mill ntuvurMUW g
Books
ROM TilK YOUNG.
Books
KIWM 2 CKNTB TO 830,
1
olhlnR Is mora suitable for & ClirtstmM or
Now Team Present than n E
3-OOD BOOK,
ml notblufi moro nccoptAblo or npproprl- I
nto for either n Lady or Uentlorann.
A nice lot J rut received to 'which
thu attention of ihopnbllc
1h luvltod.
ALSO,
[ARIES 1'OR 1870, I
WRITING DESKS. j
IIUILDINQ BLOCKS.
PORTFOLIOS, 31
GAMES, Ao? Ao. _
X
tic
ANCY ARTICLES, %
th
Too nnmcroaii to mention.
I ALL AMD HICfi THEM.
CAMPBELL * HeDBUOV. i
ooJ* lln
Clear Bacon Bides. L'
Epikokh our own odkimo. %w
J cwt out of Ntnoko, and for nie.
I LItJT, MOKKlBON A CO. J
ffltettllaorong.
ESTABLISHED *B YEARS.
JOS. CARTWRIGHT,
03PTICI-A.2ST}
AND DKALh'H IN
I n|P^ f
0 | | ^
Ordure by mall promptly nttendal to.?
OorretpomlenUi requiring aniwen will
pleMo sona Btaron for return postage, when
not enclosing orders.
125 MAIlT STREET,
WHEELIlfQ.
OPlQ '
Sowing Haohinos for Bont with
privilogo of applying Bent? to
PurohMO.
5 1111 11
' M'f 31.
?(4 >555 g5s
? L s 8 I s z, so
^ ! 1SI 3 5
SB ill] 21*
1S S I
e a
(0 ^
S <j ill W 5 ;
? a . s w .a :
: b 311 g to
so | I B p gS
! ]i:? <) ?? .
- *li'z K f
a tf ? a p s
fl h 3 5 o m 5r
H ? A ffl u
Call and Examino at
WM. ETTMMEH & CO'S,
dootfl Bo, S5 Monroe Ntroot j
A NEW STOCK!'
i
Y?u MAV KAIl, KVlillVWIlEHU BUSK [
to mill n MUtnblo rrwont for your frlond ^
bat you cannot If yon too our stock of
Kleganl
DIIROMOS,
LITHOGRAPHS,
AND ENGR/VVINOS. (
I
HANDSOME FICTDRE FRAMES,
WAX FLOWERS,
BEAUTIFUL STATUARY,
2LEQANT CARVED ORNAMENTS.
A larte Btook of ]
)VAL WALNUT AND 110SEW00D
FRAMES,
All SUCH, from 4x0 to 22*97,
Just In tiom tho Factory.
Iquaro Framoe Mado to Order.
UaU nnd soo IT wo havo not corroctiy f
opresouted.
B. L. NICOLL & CO.,
Opposite HcLnre IIodmc.
dee2l
??? p
A SMALL LOT OF
Holiday Presents Left,
Bultoblo for
JEW YEAR'S PRESENTS.
Forialo at greatly reduced prloea.nl
DBOND BOOKINS'S, Uj
Ann
BOOKING 4 OAfiROLL'S
PHABMACY ?
dwao (
Jorn! Corn! Corn! *
- i
Window's Celebrated Com ?
Mi
Uo
FOK HAL1C HY
(
>. K. IRWIN & 00.
novlO 1
SELLING OFF. j?
?ok of Notions aid Fancy Goods. ?"
lORTHKPORHOHBgPBEIIUOINUMV ~
Hb?k wlUi a vinw or olmlnic tl>" Iiuki. A
f, i am now otTorlDR, nnd wilt ofltor mr ,
low day; only, my ontlro ilock or Unoili <>
reduced prlooe, and many klnda of UiKXll ""
roOHT.
1 would Mil tho attention or tlio Irn.lp to
B tallowing teaaonnble arllolnt: H
P*S.U' ."if"?0 8,lln" ?nJ Drawer*,
Ladlea* Merino VimIm, n
Htiawli and Aral*, ?
Hosiery and Ulovoa,
Knit UMU and H?rto,
Joant and Klannoln, 1 r
Linen anriuounn 1 -
uotton Hatting, it
^n<l a great variety of other good* In luy ,,
gsHssE:
*n on the flm of Xobrnary. 11
?0l T. U. MoAI'KB, ? "in
*> ?>ID BUeit. rc
steamboats.
War ('lurinnntf^jLonlNvillo and Hi.
0mm ^ TllO ttue hido-wliool iuu*n j,,
IfffiJl mourner IIA Jolt amdkhho\
JCSS Captain 0. 11. Muiii.kiian.M^1
ffi.uT'J'oSr. J."0 0,1
*or *
J!!H! jfiaV
KeKniw MamorM juui wiimiiu],
JGSsbrmi. Atuiiuu, win iWiV0 vn,.';
Iuk iur MMtuiuontH, every Timalay, Tlitiri.
d?y and ealnrday at 10 o'clock * u L.
tnrnlnu, mil leave Mtlamoru Mr \Vlii?.|in?
every Monday, Weduosday. .tid Krli ?v I 5
o'clock A. M.
For .??? o, 1,,
Juill4*lr * Atttjni*.
gltrrtWMI
1800. 1870.
Fall and Winter Fashions
?AT?
A. ffl. ADAMS',
NO. 31 MONROE STREET,
NKAll MA11KLT,
WHKKB Wll.b ALWAYS UK POUND
from mod lam to the fluent
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestingg,
Which will be mmlo to ordor In the nn?.t
ftudilounblo Htylo, on the Hhnrt?*l i?>nii.i(.
notice. UohIho Invitee your ultoniiou t<>
hta Huporlor Htock of
Gentlemen's Fnmishing Goods,
Where yon will always find n comploton*
wirtinont of overythlug in that lino; mIno, m
hla Block or
Beady-Mado Clothing.
MAUK KtiUAIi TO OUBTOM WOKK.
Which will bo deposed of at
VERY LOW PRICES.
FIoobo call and examine.
octltf A. M. A DAUB.
gootn asfl jWu>?.
GRAND CONCERT
?AND?
TABLEAUX
DE ST. CRISPIN.
THE MAN AG EM BNT HAS THE burnt
of announcing to tho clUtoan or Wheelmi;
and vicinity,a wexloaor entertainment*,
aflonllug ploaauro and profit to nil, by u
troupe which (orover ronr hundred ulghtx,
baa hud a lotting hold upon tho f<uic!u? 01
lUf friends.
pboorIaimme.
PART Is
1. Grand Ovorturo, (Irani Uio opera
or WhafH your number,) Troupe.
2. Little Barefoot.... Hlteilk.
0 father, dear rather, eomo ro with mo now
To Porgoy'a and buy me thorn Boot-,
rho oaoN tuat 1 have are all out at tin* toe.
And I know bo has some that Juii aulut.
U Cobbler'a Lament. ^Hafrole
PARTII.
U Kocltative-Snow Btorm ..liyrubbew.
I, Oonwiot Bolo-o Butreo.
Bkaten Joy?with ttoie-o on
flhoo boraM.MMM....MM,.?MMM....M....Krlmper.
Beautiful, beautiful fairy Ilko BootH;
HwlfUy ye glide o'er the glittering ico.
part"[Hi
L. Tableau-Assembling of tbe barefooted
boat wbo prepare to Tryon.
L Grand Tableau?Troupe surrounded bv
tho host no longor barefooted, but with
foot oucaaod lu lino and ooane Boot*,
ouuoq uuu unuoio,uuui uiu vuiyiwrnimr
house of Alex. 11. FOrgey, 130 Main
fitrcet, where thla troupe la now performing.
M
I. itocoptlon of Ureenbock&. Troup*.
Pooonclndo with tho boIo satlBfylnc drntnn
from the pen or the oolebrated i^apatone,
ontlUod,
THE SHOE FITS ME!
porlormanco In whleh thlfl imupo Iihh no
superior in the known world,
"Throo performance daily?moralus.
iftcruoon Aud evening? nutll further uo*
ico. Doors open at 7 o'clock a. m., ami
loco at U p. ?.
Admission to all Farts of the
Hoose Proo.
Vrvnt Bents Heservcd for the Barefooted.
ALEX. H. FORGET,
Maiiugcr,
dooZJ 130 Olnln Wr?i
CHRISTMAS
-ANDNEW
YEARS.
*
To rnako ll oa oUJool to patchnwtH
(AMILfOM 4 HABBIMG,
100 MAKKET NT K RET,
Will noil at grout ly rednoed prlcm, for
TIIKITY DAYfl ONLY.
IAN08,
OKUAN8,
VIOLINS,
PIOOLOS,
VIOLINL'ICLLOii,
UD1TAKH,
MOUTH OllUANH,
KltMAN AND KItKNOH AUUOBOBONH.
I'ereons maulcnmo within flilrLy day* I"
oelvo the benefit of Uio above redaction.
Iec20 HAMILTON A UAIllMNO.
Notice.
IHH KEUDLAB ANNUAL MKET1NU
. of tho Stockholders of tho jKtua KImid
Mailnolnanranoe Company of Whwli,
W. Va., for the eloctlon of Director* for
o OHHulnx your, will ho hold at Uio olllrr
tho company, No. 411 Main atreol, ??"
nuday, January 3d, lK7i), between the
lureol Baud IS A.M.
ri, P. H1LDKKTH,
lf021 Mecretary._
Dividend.
WlIKKLINO, W. VA., J*C. 20, IKCH.
I11K ItOAKD OKMANAOKIW OK TIM
WhoolliiK and ltolruont Hrldu*
ny havo declared h dividend or Koiir ( >
roout on tho oapltal itock of ll?o 0?n?ny,
payable on or after tho latriayof J*nry,
1S7U| to tho ?tnck holdout or their loc"1
ronenUUlupt holding atock thladay.
M JUrt. LAWtfON,
local nonrotary.
NY ONK HAVING CLAIMS AOAlNhT
. Uio UnitodSU?t?i will Hud It lotU'lr
wiuUigo to vond a Htaloment of tlwlr
0 to
?r. X. DREW,
Councilor nt I<nw.
oiloltor baton) tlin Court ??r Claim*, Ac.,
476 11 Htrool, " l'
oyflutf
New Orleans Sugar.
' HOUHIIKIIIW HTKICTLY CHOU'K
t Now Crop.
1 liogNhoadii Prime.
Kooolvcd and for nale by
rvM LIHT, MOKKIMPV A <>>._
Bedoords.
JfT HKUIUVKU AMI) l*)H HALI5 AT
rmltiivil prl?*i, Klfty Down lloiui" '1:>l
win OIIAB. Hi JJKItHY.