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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-04
Tn, Riohmoud Convention.

In the number of the Richmond Wing,
mentioned in another column, we find a
statement of the Congressional apportion-
rnent OF tkiu State ia the Secession Con
syess.
By this oppOr,ionment the ratio of rep
reseutation is s7,5O6, instead of ss. 900, as
under the o. s npportioument. Our dis
trict is made to consist of the following
counties:
Sixteenth DiItriet-Ohio, Hancock, Brooke,
Marshall, wetzell, Marion, Honongaliar
Preston-0O,e9l.
| Under the head of "ExpatriattOn OF
Traitors" We notice the following proceed
ipgs in the Convention:
On motion of Sir. Garrett, she ordinance
to prohibit citizens OF Virginia frnm hold
ling Office under the United States Govern
ment, was taken up.
( The ordinance was amended, debated,
and 6nally passed in tue following form
yeas So, nays 81.
l.~Be IL ordGtned, That any citizen OF
Virginia, holding office under the Govern
meut Of the United StAtes after the 3lst
! OF August, shall be forever banished from
this State, and is declared an alien enemy,
aud shall be so considered il all the Courts
2. Any citizen of Virginia, who may
hereafter undertake TO represent the State
of Virginia in the Congress OF the United
States, shall, in addition to the penalties
of the preceding section. he deemed guilty
of treason, and his property shall, upon
information by the Attorney General, in
any Court Of this Commonwealth, he con-
fscatcd to the use of the State.
8 The LIST section shall not be deemed
applicable TO any officer Of the United
States now out of the limits of the United
States or Of the Confederate States until
after the LIST day of July, 1869.
In addition to this ordinance, one was
passed repudiatinE that portion Of the
State Indebtedness held by Northern bond
bolders.
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savage barbaritE-they will swarm over
the Southern States like the locusts IN
Egypt. Utterly and irrevocably doom
ed to bankruptcy and starvation q, nome
the funky Yankee will Zee as from pestt-
Ieuce his poverty stricken land and by
whining sycoyhaney seek to get a foothold
in the South and if only permitted 10 do
this, what care be for your contemplated
amendment TO our State Constitution re-
stricting the right of sufrage2 Why, just
give him the right 10 locate, and by lying,
cheating and swindling TO make MONEY,
which is his god, aud he will think aud
care no more for the right Of suffrage AZ
all than do our free negroes. Bigoted and
fauatical as they are. and ever have been,
they will soon again be at their dirty work
Of infusing into the hearts and miCds OF
S ,uthern youth the poisonous influence
OF their vicious and detestAble doctrines
aud isus, till como city years hence, We
shall haze TO begin anew the work of pur-
CATION. But, once free from this people,
let us ever remain 80.
That the people of Virginia and OF the
Confederate States would, if afforded the
opportunity, gladly ratify such an amend
ment to their respective Constitutions can
not be doubted. and now is the time for
their social, commercial, political and re-
ligious severance and dcliyerlnee from all
Yuukrclom and its influences.
SouTHERXEa.
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PRo,r nIoHMoNp.

Two More Articles from the Rioh-
mond HhIE, Showing the MOnaroh-
IeaI and ArlstoGratic Programme of
the TraItOrs--SignIhean Warnings
TO the People OF Western vIrginIa.
We have before us. copy of the Rich
mcnd Thig, received yesterday, of June
2sth. From it We extract the two follow
lug articles, in order that our people of
Western yissinia may see something more
than We gave then the olher,dsy 20 the
real designs of the traitors in this rebel
lion:
AMENDMENTS TO THE STATE CONSTITUTIONS.
RloHxOxD, June "a.
To the EIitor Of tie Wig:
Your editorial remarks in Saturdays
| Wig, under the caption Of Amendments
to the State Constitution" meet my un-
qualified appreciation as far as they go !;
bar if we OF the South really desire a de-
liverance, for all time to come, from the
detestIble and now justly-hated Yankees.
aud from all influences of the pestileut
race. We mnst strike deeper and at the
very root of the evil. In my humble judg.
ment, nothing short Of an amendment TO
our State Constitutions, forever inhibitinG
what was lately the United States, and not
at this time resident of one of the slave
States, from ernigratiug to aud settling in
the State Of Virginia, will meet the e1I-
gency Of the case.
l should like to see such = clause, not
only 10 our own Constitution, but also il
the Confederate States Constitution, and
in that OF every State il the Confederate
States of America. We would by this
mems, in the course Of few years, get
rid Of the Ynukesa and of their influence.
Invite European capitalists, manufaetu-
rers. and mechanics, now residing at the
North aud IN Europe, to come aud settle in
our free, happy, Aud prosperous country /;
bnt more Yankees-uever. Bat neglect
now this measure of defence against the
future inroads of these Northern Yandals
into the South, aud before twelve months
shall have passed by after the close Of this
WuF-pzOsooased bT then With more than
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From Monroe County, Ohio.
BAngsvILLE, Monroe CO.. Ohio,
lime 10 1851.

Editors InteliigsHcsr:- me, through
the columns OF your valuable paper, 10
cali the attention of luhoriug men aud
cADitaljsts to the town of Jaresville and Tue
surrounding country. The hills, or r'.th-
or nountaius, around this town abound in
minerals, GuaI has been found here IN
large quantities, and it requires only tue
hands of the labOrer and the money oT tue
capitalist to bring to light the richest &C.
POSTS. Yesterday the writer OF this com :
nuuication and Mr.. TepmaR discovered on
Masou's Run, about three fourths OF mile
above the town. vein of coal. of superior
quality, nearly five feet ia diameter and
extending considerable distance along
the run.
Saltpetre anil the finest potter's clay have
also been foand in the same vicinity
Companies have been organized here for the
purpose of boring for oil, and they are now
operating ut two d; tfereut places withina hall
mile Of the town.
AT the we'll Immediately back of town,
oil has been obtained in small quintiti"s,
and from the indications it is believed that
large quantities will lie obtained. Geolo
gists aud Others who have Examined the
oil regions OF Pennsylvania and North
eastern Ohio, are OF the opinion that this
whole basin abouads in oil Of the best
quality. All that is wantel is capital to
bring these hidden riches of nature TO
| light, and make :Lem useful for the pur-
poses of man and tue advance OF civilian
ton.
The people here take great interest in
the success of the new government innu-
gurated in Virginia.
TIE most friendly mud cordial feelings
! exist between the Olioans on the border
/ and the Union men of Yirginin. and they
act together like baud OF brothers. This
. is us it should be, for who could forget the
anrient glories of the Old Dominion snd
her noble sons who assisted in forming the
( Incompatible Consultation Off our country.
This little village has sent no less than
sixly men TO defend the Union and The
| Constitution, and many of them are nOw
on Virginia soil to uphold her dearest in
terests.
We have here y Home GHard of one hum
I dred men, who, under the command OF
Captain Alien, an efficient officer. and
+! Lieutennnts Deha and Muehiiman, have
become quite proficient in the infantry drill
and will do good service, should the rehels
show their flces in this direction.
4 The Guard on the invitation of their
friends from Virginia, will go to Martins
( willie U celebrate the birth day OF our in-
I dependence, the ever memorable 4th OF
Juir, and TO imhibe anew the trnths of the
( Declaration Of Independence. penned by
( Yirrinia's distinguished son. the mortal
Jefferson. W. D. Z.
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assassinate him, aud as he has no relatives
in this State, and no long train OF inuuen-
tial friends to espousc his cause. the affair
will pass by without any retaliation from
any quarter Such persons are WoIuily
mistaken Let them, if they dare, DO vio-
lenee to the person of Maynard, or say
other Union man of East Tennessee. be-
cause of his Union sentiments, and the
consequences to them viii be of the most
fearful characterl The tool who IS
used 10 assassinate a Union leader, viii
not be sought after, but the insli-
gators and actors Ia the dread scenes
will have occasion, in the bitterness
and anguish Of repentance, 70 call
fer the rocks and mountains TO fall
unon them, aud hide them from the
vengeance Of the outraged Union men OF
East TENNESSEE Let a respectable Union
nan in Knox county be slain, by Seces-
sionist, Rad We can give the names OF
eight OF ten prominent Secessionists 10 the
county, who will instantly bite the dust
AS certain as there Is a Coz; in Heaven,
they will have to die! We speak advised
II, and reflect the purposes of large or
ganisation il this aud other counties. We
sneak the words Of trnth-not to intimi-
date men, hat TO let them know wha; viii
be the result of any such murderous as
sauIts. Commit yOur acts of violence,
and then fortifyyourselves with Regiments
of troops. We tell you that you will be
met with opposing Regiments, aud yon
shall be pursued TO the very gates Of He'll,
but what your blood shall atone for the
violence
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The nrn..l grLrl, % seee..Ion.


The spirit Of secession is everywhere
cruel and brutal. Where it reigns, Law aud
order and liberty aud security go under
Here in Western Virginia We zee this to be
ths case. Ia Wheeling, where the Union
men are overwhelmingly in the Ascendant,
every man is secure in his walk and con-
vcr..,,iOn-but IN the interior. in those
spot. and localities whers the traitors have
enjoyed temporary supremacy, they have
sisualirsd Il by plundering-mobbing,
maltreatipg, aud Ia several instances muir
deriug Union men. As Ills ia Western Viz
giuia, 50 is it in East Tennessee. Where the
deyilish spirit Of secession reiEus there ths
people have cause TO mourn, aud bitterly
do they mourn for their lost and destroyed
liberties. Tue Tennessee Why gives an
account of the high handed terrorism und
dsspotism which the rutiau traitOrsare en-
deayOriug 70 inaugurate in tue locality Of
/ Rockville, A plan is Oh foot to assassi-
nate Hon. Horace Maynard. one Of the mos;
! conspicuous of the Orion msu. The Wstg
says Of II:
/! Maynard has resided here for more than
+ twenty ycArs-6s has been orderly and
law-nbiding citizen; aud although North
cru man By birth, all he has is here, and
I here hs has made his calculations 70 live
and die There sre those who think they
can lnStiRGle SONS irresponsible TiltSis %
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afvr cs ruB OLD CONSTITUTION.
DISEtppLE. June 20, 1851


To The EIitaraf The Wig:
Its peculiarly gratifying to know that
the Convention has taken up the State
Constitution, for the purpose of purgi e it
from aIIitY 1rkee" innoultions. The wri-
ter of this has conversed With many intel
ligent gentlemen in various parts Of the
Congressional District. Wings aud Demo-
Gratis, aud, wlthout single exception, all
expressed themselves as dissatisfied with
many features found in the present Con
stitltion.n It is knowu that, when our
government was being formed, Mr.. Haml-
ton and others expressed the opinion that
man WAS incapable of eIf-government-
Mr.. Jefferson and his school conteaded
man was Reasonable being, and as such
capable of forming and maintaining 4 gov
ernmeut of unlimited freedom aHd suf-
frage Gen. Washington took position
between the two. and said that, with a
moderate and reasonable limitation on
suffrage, We might be enabled to preserve
civil liberty On this idea the Virginia
Constitution was based; an I, up to 1850,
we we're happy and prosperous people
At that time the Utopiun doctrine of uni
versal suffrage prevailed, (rrgIrdlcss OF
the divine tru;h of maa' 5 udiurg! deprnvi-
ty.) aud we now find ourselves plunged iu-
10 the vortex of civil ascension aHl civi!
war .'JUNIUs.'
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Frnm Raat Tsnneaase.

We have received, by some ehsnce or
other, through the mails, one moro copy of
the Tennessee EhS [ParsOu BrOWnlow's
paper). Itbas been 80 long since We have
seea number mot since the mails were
stopped down there) that we lad almost
despairsd OF eTer seeing another. Butwe
are happy in The possession Of the valuable
number from which We extract largely for
our frat paEe. We Prin, from it the ad.
tnirahle address Of the GrsenvilIe East
Tsnussssel CoaveattOn, in which every
county but eas Of ttGt section Of the Sts;e
vas represented. This address appears 70
have been drawn up by Thomas a, B, Mel
500, member Of Congress. Itsviness the
blsAsss masks OfablliIy. and is SQl sseOnd,
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81 Susrd en- Gag. and keep each TtaS
EaEh stEIps - bright ~ DOW they EsFs.
san rnakstt lad O1r TaokEiu vaT,
sam hoat Gboys each patriotic grave
ISeafh 20 che traitor that Woald dare
fotrAIl Il throngh the dnst Of shame
Al houost hearts it, lot VII shArs
And SolloN Il % Death or famA
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DIED.

On Wednesday morning.. July Sd, Lutte, elaes;
daughter Of A. C Md F+nuie Good, in the 5th year
Of her age.
The EnnsFl yill t.s plleo on FriAay 1t IL O'eios
A. n from the re4idenes Of VI. c. Coed. E+q. on
Moore street The friends Of The stlpIly aso res-
rseSfAIiS LASitSA 70 AttAnA
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DIVIDEND

ctTtzESs' DEPoslr BISx. July l, 1871.
iE Dirsetors 9! this nAak have this dag declared
q diNtdetd us PER cent. on the Capital Sfnck,
ont 81 the profits Of tlV last six uloutks9p5yaIco on
dtHl1nd tjy2l join r. MILLER. c.shier.
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Notice to Stockho ders.

HEIih VII Is a meeting Of the St0ckhollerl q
tiie Wheeling Gas coGnpsny an the III HIop'1y Of
Jniy At oeirek I.,at tir nice Of the Secretary.
for tue purpose of sIeeIaE Dirsesars 70 serve tho
coming yeIe. Ga r rINGLE
@=I-Av sssEVReSy.
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DIVIDEND.

P,StlE'4 RANK. Jniy r. 1871.
yINITE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK HAVE THIS
dsy Declared ., dividend of per erut. on IL"
capital ssDe paid in, payable TO the rk!eideFs
on t ds''''''. j. * D'ot o s5
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WHERIISa SAVINGS ISsIITUTioS, July 8, 1851
GINIIE DIRECTORS OF TuIS INSTITUTION HAVE
this day declared dividend Ct hTS pes cent. OF
tie capital stock. ont OF the proats Of the last ak
months, payable on demand. -
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Rtna Insurance Co. of Wheeling,

A MEETING OF tho StockhO;,iers CT TIE Rtna Iu.
N AurHuce Company Oi Wheeling. VIII BE l3o d 4 /
thelr Cica No. g. Main street. On AIonay, july Is,
At 3 o'eioct, =. VI. for general buslness.
te29-td Secretary.
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statement OF the wheeling Saving
ImgtitutIon, July b 1851
wa. MCCOY, T Tfsss!s. %

,;1,. The account VI the Wheeling SAVINGS Inst.
fulton and give certificate thereof DO hereby
an that we have c1rrfniiy examined said accounts
ami find the above statement - br correct. Given
nuder on. hand this ilIirl day Of July. 1851.
WI. I. PETERSON.
=. p. WOODS, Com.
Iv: WM. u. BEERYHILL,l
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J.R. DICKEY, CAsh'r.

WhteIInEl W. July 'Il' IFoI
Thc undersigned Directors Of the Peoples Bank
having examined the Books of said Bank, find tho
above statement to be correct
&c HARBOUR, FROST pm TEN.
] T. SCnrT.
CHRISTIAN HESS,
JOHN VuCKLER-
irt RICHARD CARTER
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Mules 30, Females {. Not reported LIS
Jyi-st JAMES W. CEENIESs, See'y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Ath of July

Fast WiteeIing IN 9Th -. " T.. Sunday sclroNs
,riII celebrate -fudcpendeara Day" on IhnPlnes
.rIs PrSce.sinu will halt at tie Crs;om House
here the children will sing the ''TAii'atANGLED
BANNER" ,,r;,.,
to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-08

FUTURE DAYS.

4 UCTION NOTICE. - LARGE, POSITIVE,
"A AND PEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION
or STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, FOR
CASH lon WEDNESDAY, April 10th, at o'clk, at
the auction room under the Spotswood Hotel,
CHAS. A. GWATKlN will cell, through Mr.. Il. b.
Cook Organize Robes, Dress Goods, Berage
Robes, Jaconet Robes, Lace Nantes, French
Shawls, Dotted Swiss Muslins, Spring Cloaks,
Rerage Shawls, Parasols. Bal moral Skirts Gloves,
Hosiery, Swiss Edgings and Insertings, Collsrs,
Scarfs and the eniire balance Of his stock, to
close business. Catalogues and samples will be
ready on the morning Of sale. Merchants, con-
snmers. and the ladies are most respectfully in
vited to attend, every article put up will be
sold without limit or reserve.
Ne Sale TO commence precisely ut 8 o clock:
CHAS. A. GWATKIN.
Il. B. Cook, Auct. ap 6-tds
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF DRY
l. GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES,
&c, &c, AT AUCTION BY virtue of deed OF
trust to the subs cribers, by Levi Cohen, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office of the Hastings
Court Of the city of Richmond, | will proceed TO
sell. at the store Of sald Levi Cohen, No. 80
Broad street. on FRIDAY, 18th inst, commencing
at 10 O'clock, all the STOCK contained in said
store. consisting Of general assortment Of DRY
GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &C.,
sc.
AR THE SAME TIME
The KEY of said store will be sold to the high
est bidder.
TERMs.-Cash. S. T. BAYLY, Trustee.
Sale by +. b. Cook. Auct'r an
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SHIPMENT OF TROOPS FROM NEW
YORK

NEw YoRK, April e.--The steamer IlIinoi,
has been chartered by the U. S. Government
The City OF Baltimore will take her place, anc
carry out her mails
The chartered steamer Atlantic Is taking In
troops at the Fort in the harbor.
All the forces are expected to be off for tn.
South by the 10th inst '
There Is great excitement in this city. ant
everybody is talking about war. ALIsS"
tsRcoyD DIspArcH1
NEW YORK, April 8, =. M.-The Atlanti,
sailed at +. M. with from 500 to 600 troops
one company OF horse, and several cannon.
The Powhatan sailed this afternoon al 81,
Illinois and Perry follow next. '-'
Col. Holmes, U. s. A, has resigned. ant
other designations are talked Of ''"'
"A GOODNESS between Seward and Lincoln ia
reported. LAIN o'i -
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DEATH OF MARTYR TO SCIgxCg.-Dr. +. J
Fountain, of Davenport, Iowa, died, after an
illness of week, few days since, a martyr
to science. He had been for some time engaged
in an investigation of the properties of chic
rate OF potash cure for consumption Last
summer he read paper on the subject before
the National Medical Convention at New
Haven. 1t attracted much atten ton in that
body, who requested him to continue his Ia
bors another year Il is presumed that he had
been experimenting on himself with small
doses of this medicine, gradually increasing
them, till, on Friday last, he took an ounce,
which proved too much for him, and resulted
i'll his untimely death. He was only SO wears
of age, but had already attained high rank
in his profession. He was a ma tive of West
chester county, N Y, and was graduated al
Princeton College, n. j =, and the New York
College OF Physicians and Surgeons. In the
fall OF 1851 he went to the Isthmus as Sur
seon OF the Panama Railroad Company, head
quarters at Aspinwall. He left this posi- ton
in 1854, and in the fall of that year settled in
Davenport.
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A STAR ACTRESS SUE. THEATRICAL
MAsAGER.-Mrs. Lucy Ann Mcmahon, who
several years ago acquired much notoriety in
to convince the ineRedulous public of her sur
passing histrionic abilities, recovered 5000
with interest, last week. from John Bates,
Manager of the National Theatre, Cincinnati.
for breach Of contract. The defence set up
was that Mrs. Mcmahon was not a com petent
actress, and that the manager was misled by
newspaper criticisms sent to him by the nc
tress-an assertion which the latter denied
In support of the managers theory number
of thea trcal performers We're called, and gem
orally testified that she was the worst star
they ever saw. The plaintiff rebutted this
disparagement of her professional excellence
by the dispositions of a number of New York
lawyers, merchants and dramatic amateurs
who spoke in high terms of her acting One of
the witnesses in the case, Mr.. Shires ties titled
that the lady could make Il splendid stump
speech, and that of itself should attract full
houses.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April THE Indians ann
Mexicans in Texas are the objects of the army
and navy expedition now fitting out Mt New
fork-so say intelligent army officers. They
VIII e-occupy Brazos, Fort Brown and the
~. :. - on me indian frontier, where, according
TO official information they will be met with
q cordial welcome by the settlers.
Gov Houston has given full adyices to the
r ederai authorities here, and the result an
ticlpated VIII be to re establish him as Gov
erhor 1t Is believed the battle between the
TWO Coniederacies will be fought on Texas
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BY Goddin II Apperson, Aucts.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF SEVENTY-FIVE
ACRES OF VALUABLE WOOD LAND. IN
NEW KENT COUNTY, ON OR NEAR THE
H IGIslS,r RIVER , RAILROAD AT .D!sPATCH"
As Trustee In certain deed Of trust. from Mr.. K.
l.. Walker and wife, dated 23d February 1851
duly recorded in New Kent Comfy Court shall,
at the request of one of the creditors named in
said deed, proceed to sell at public auction the
at IL o'clock A. NJ, f fair if not the rst fair day
thereaiter.l the Ian D conveyed by the said deed,
containing seventy five acres. and said to be very
valuable on account of its proximity to the Depot,
tbeing within a quarter of mile,) and to the
large quantity of original timber and wood with
Uhich it ab0unds.
=, TERMS ;-Cash The taxes for 1851 to be paid by
the purchaser.
ap 2-tds w GODDyN Trrstaa
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RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENT Is THE Con-
FEDERATE STATEs.-Mr. MeInminger, Secretary
OF the treasury of the Confederate States
has addressed circular to each of the banks
of the CoEfederacy, recommending the adop-
ton OF resolution TO redeem in specie such of
their respective notes as may be paid in upon
the authorized loan of The Confederacy This
measure, AIR. Memminger states, is necessary
to prevent the inequalities and confusion
which must else arise from the paying of sub
scrlption In currencies of varying values
He also urges the present as the most desira-
payment.
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Murder Casa

EaG HARsoR; N j April 6.-Mary Wal
denberger, and Jno. Zeller, in prison nj MAYS
landing, have been identified by Christina
Holz, as having lived in Philadelphia in De
cember last, when the former confessed hay
ing caused the death Of her infant, instigated
by Zeller, her paramour Mary's husband was
convicted of the murder, but was subsequent
ly reprieved by the Court OF Pardons A
charge Of murder will be brought against
wary and John Zelier ON Monday next.