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CHAs. j. FAULKNER.

HAvINGDULYQU QUALIFIED NDBEEN
admitted as an ATTORNEY & COUNCIL
LOR in the Court of Appeals OF West Virginia,
VIII hereafter regularly attend the sessions Of
said Court His office is at Martinsburg, Ber-
kelley County, West Virginia. feb5-lwd1mw"
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JEFF. DAVIS:
ne Is BecomInE savageIy.IrascIbIe.---
Report that He is Breaking up in
Mind and Body, 6c., dc. -tas
Suecfnr In me Nc1u York RernLd

ne Is Becoming SaTagely.IraScIbIe----
Report that He is breaking up in
Mind and Body, &c., kc. aa4
Special To- the NelU York Herald.
FoRrREss MONROE, Feb. Sd, 1866.
a"How il JEFF. Davis 2''' 1 asked an OIL
Ger this morning.
''SSavage and irritable as the very dew
il !" was the answer received. An eH-
PLANTATION followed, showing that from
the PRONUNCIATION of the leading counts
in the Indictment against him Jetf.'s
temper has shown souring turn aud
q growing irascibllity very marked and
painful. Congressional inquiries re-
garding him. and resolutions and talks,
and that vote of the Kansas Senate re-
commencing him the hangman's knot
without judge or jury, have not tended
to- smooth his perturbed feelings, and
mellow into mildness his vinegary ut
terances and bitter arrogance of man
ners. All coming in present contact
with him, and having opportunities to
carefully observe and study him, cor
roborate this growing change in dtspo-
sition and conduct. 1t is characterized
as something more -thnn tho iras-
cibility of the Invalid, something
beyond and deeper than That wilful and
peevish temper natural TO long imPrison-
ment, bitterness of the spirit cprbed
in It's ambitious projects, the cHnker OF
care and disappointment and hope de-
ferred eating into the soul and sapping
up all the springs of "a healthy vitality.
His mien and air, Formerly lofty and
dignified, though gentle, hive become
merged in the peeyishness and petty
complainings of an old woman. A
present sight at Jeif. Davis, that brow
each day becoming more closely lined
with wrinkles, his hair a deeper gray,
those eyes becoming moro befeit of
their keen lustre, that form, once so
straight, becoming bowed, and with
this to hear his almost childish
complaints ut trifes, imparts, L nm
told, lesson of the vanity of earthly
ambitions and strivings more forcible
than all the wise utterances OF that
sage philosopher Solomon. Every
thing indicates less bouyancy and hope
regarding his trial.= His attention now
is chiefly given to faulttinding and
reading his Bible.L Once ibis chief So
licitude was about himself and his flu
ture programme in life. Now he talks
of his family and his future state in
another world. A source of great
eucoufagementsse seems to be- the efforts
being made in the South to place
his wife and children above Pecuniary
want. OF his own well being hereafter
he has always, expressed himselfs suits
fed. The,fact wish 10 bring out is
that he is breaking up in mind rs we'll
as body; and, with this made clear, /
leave him to his. solitude and whining
and prayers, and the hope that he may
wisely improve the present, which is
his, and therein make himself stronger
for whatever fate may .beide him in the
dim and shadowy future.
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ITCII, 1TCHia ITcn.

scRATCHI SCRATCH! scRATcHl ~,
Read the following testimonial in regard to
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Phal6n's aNisht-BIoomlng ccfieeus- woinlidirons
Pure Sst as, refreshing, leaitaEul permanent
Sold everywhere. 1t
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Sole Agent for VIM. Knabe:& Co.'S Pianos.

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-14gnE si=l.ral7 81 4ia tsfT t.it -
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Our New York Letter.

n motion OF Mr. stidger, edjOprned,
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-'IOatf1 dEE ~ - ,sizl 2 lzfsliil 81
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NEWS, VIAfNEW YORK,

: New York, July 26.-Tne official
report onlthe cholera states that the
first death occurred on the 1st of May,
and up to last evening there had been
but 56 deaths. GaiIlIa u bass is.
',raNEw YoRK, July 26.-Four Fen
ians named Dillon, Ellis, Carney and
Kirk, were discharged3 from custody
at Toronto yesterday. 1t is probable
that tseveral more will soon be released.
The Canadian militia, it is officially
stated, will be armed with repeating
rifles. ta $3.50 --a7 h|HE3 20
:" NEW York, July 26,-Only six
cases of cholera were reported to the
Board of Health this morning, three
of which proved fatal Eight cases
were reported in Brooklyn, two Of
which were fatal. ~ t' ~
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THE CHOLERA.f Z

NEW YORK, July 26.-The cholera
is again increasing with the return of
warm weather Sixteen new cases are
reported, of which six proved fatal.
A very bad state of affairs prevails
on Wards Island. Several persons
have died of cholera, and there are
now eleven cases there 1t was be-
lieved, however, that the epidemic
could be controlled. A cholera nest
has been discovered on VOlk Street,
and at 113 Mulberry Street there
were four cases of cholera in one
room. In Brooklyn the disease gains
more headway, eleven cases being re-
ported. Governors Island affairs
look promising, no new cases having
occurred The number of, general
permits issued yesterday were 102, and
the number of fatal cases of cholera
20, which gives more fayorable re-
port than during the same number of
days last week HsSR6E sEsB'3.sssz 81
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THE SENGERFEST.

LOUISVILLE, July 25, Various ex-
cursions and picnics took place to-
day, and there were 4rehearsals
throughout the day In the evening
the societies competed for prizes,
which will be announced on Friday.
Sengerbund Hall was crowded to its
utmost capacity, Notwithstanding the
very oppressive heat. The rivalry
between the contending societies was
enthusiastically received and warmly
applauded. The exercises conclude
with torchlight procession.
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in which disregard Of strict neutral
ity would have benefited the world.
It is proposed that the modification
of our status shall absolve Great
Britain from our recent claims from
her.
The United States have carried out
in good faith their stringent Neutral
ity Laws Great Britain has not re
spected their own less exacting obli-
cations. 4 :, 1''.5 z
The report concludes with an allu-
sion to the recent neutrality in the
case of the Fenians, and does not dis
guise the sympathy with all national
tiles. 1t declares on behalf of Con-
gress, and the American people, that
England owes reparation. ~
WASHINGTON, July 25 5.LThe Pres
identb to-day appointed Ulysses s.
Grant tobe General of the Armies of
the United States, and David e. Far
ragut to 3be Admiral of the Navies of
the United States. The nominations
were sent in to the SenateI takenu up
I'M Executive session, and"a at once con-
firmedg ptt uf s9u99s li3U- I.2
The Nomination bof Pestmaseter
General Randall was also. taken up
and confirmed by vote 0of5 33' to 7 5.
The negative votes being dMessrs.
Cresswell, Howard, Lane, Wade and
Wilson. s1l a <.5a9Eia iJI .-ni
Senator Fowler, of Tennessee; pre-
sented his credentials this morning
and was at once sworn in His term
expires in 1871. Mr.. Patterson, who,
if admitted, will hold till 1862 did
not appear, and no action was had in
his case.8 Mr.. Fowler took seat on
the Republican side of the Chamber.
Representatives Cooper and1Leftwich
appeared in the House and took the
oath of office and found seats on the
Democratic side! baa sq3i> 1yat
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FROM BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, July 26.-At the cleo
ton held at Rochester yes
terday for Western Union Tele-
graph officers for the ensuing year 21
Directors were chosen. j. H.. Wade,
President; DIR. Curan, Louisville,
Hiram Sibley and Hon. VIM Orton,
Vice Presidents. The following names
are Directors: J. N. Wade, I'll. Sibley,
Isaac Butts, d, A. McAlpin. d. A.
Watson, FL. r. Seldern, r. R. Bur
ows, VIM. Orton, e, Liyinghton, w.
G. Hunt, J, P Yelverton, D. H. Bar
ney, John Butterfeld, Ansom Stager,
T. 7. Eskert, Alfred Gaford, N.
Green, e, Cornell, d. s. Sanford, p.
Nc. D. Collins and g. I'll. Mumford.
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Cincinnati sIarket.ns
-CINCINNATI, P. N, July 26,

rr.H
y Flour - Remains dull without any
change in prices; small sales of the higher
grades at So 50 to Sl2 90, but though Super
fine isoffered at s6 so, there is, no demand
for it,. &, Z -..+ Ann. .,..,.s.-eIt -.
- Notwithstanding and quiet; rather
a firmer feeling on the part of holders, but
nothing more; Old Red, crop of 1864, 81 l59
2 30 Extra Spring 81 so.
n Consistently at 62a63c. y ~ 1AS
oArsLDun at S4@35c for No.2land 4094lc
II TRYEnFFiirm at.758soc. 9di ii0li 'nfii &
WHdSKY-Uneh ehangedJ 511st9 tSsi snj
ii Ess PoRK-Held firmly at S3l 90, but the
demand was but light and the market
rather quiet, though the news from New
York strengthens the market e 40 ia
BULK MEATS = Unchanged, but held
more firmly; Bulk Shoulders 1434@l5c; !;
Sides I761l714c. bigu1 l5.H L5lii El y
for Clear Sides.
LARDADull, andSheld at 20c.' ns2JA i
BUTTER-Unchanged. ,f-uf {t 8,
q CHEESE-Unchanged. -, ....,....
3 . GOI4iJ-l4S15. + ~ f--
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scenes on the sadowa Battle Field

The correspondent Of the London
Times, writing under date of Horzitz,
y Jti1y 4, says.:9 ~ 9anaai 8 h"
battle Of sadowa, Or Of Kong
gratz, as it is called in the Prussian
army, has been even a more decisive
victory than the victorious Generals
themselves knew-it to be last evening.
Eighteen thousand Austrian prison
ers have already been brought in, and
more are arriving; 1l6 guns have
been taken, IL sets of colors and
three cavalry standards. The total loss
of the Austrians by the battle is not
clearly known, but 1 think that 1T
might be fairly stated at 10000 men
in killed, wounded and prisoners.
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A TORNADO.

HAvRE DE GRACE, MD, July 26.4A
terrible tornado visited here yesterday
evening, totally destroying magniffi- :
cent new bridge of the Philadelphia
and Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road bridge spanning the river here.
Loss about two hundred thousand
dollars. The company expect to re-
build the bridge in ninety days. Con-
siderable other damage was done by
the storm d
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NEW YOrIx rarket., !

.. 4n-.-.I,.,1f adi NEW YORK, July 26.
STOCKS. = Better: money on call 4@5;
Sterling quiet 09; $40 coupons of 1854
1O454; Do of 1865 1917 730s, first series 1885.
!, GOLD : Opened at l4977a, and closed at
149a4.
The Posts money article says:
The loan market is so abundantly, sup
piled that rates show q decided tendency
in favor the borrower. Money has been
offered as low as 3 per cent? though is
still the ruling rate. The stock market is
dull but firm. Governments are rather
hnttar-ff t8tt EeEtta&H N.fL If8 r.tH 81
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July t26,-The Demo
cratic Convention of the Fourth Dis
trict of Ohio have appointed delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention. The
nomination forl1candidates for Con-
gress was postponed. Z. 1-~.,s,a ~. .-.,.,.t. -,
The Union Convention of Hills
burg District re-nominated r. w.
CLARK for Congress yesterday. +.
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FROnI NEW ORLEANs.

New ORLEANS, July 26.- Mexican
advices to the 11thI report Tuspan still
in the possession Of the Imperiahsts.
On the 18th, the French man of war
was before the town The Liberals
were actively operating against it, . Z
Z Cotton irregular Sales 750 bales.
Receipts, 126 bales. Sterling Ex4
change, "a Gold, a148. dl9hg 5i'''a. 8
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FROM SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, CO, July 26.-Thirteen
deaths from cholera occurred among
the soldiers on Tybee Island to-day,
and twenty y-eight new cases are re-
ported. There are no cases on board
the steamer St Salvador, or in this
city.
A soldier on Tybee Island was shot
to-day while trying to desert.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE TENNES-
SEE LEGISAAFURE. 9bna -

! NASHVILLE July 25.+The Ten
nessee Legislature has adjourned till
the first Monday in November. ot iq9
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DIR. T. ]. KIsNER.
ECT,EHmTn
MEDICINES.


NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDTEG
OFFICE, 3D ST., CENTRE wI4EzTTI-cs W y.
l X. N: HAVING SECURED THE avs
Ii, 49, 1LtES2, OF an intelligent assistant, who
M M GIEshu % the PREPARATION OF nedi.
SSiIlSsl PutLihS up prescriptions, &C., will ena.
PIE PIE illin 70 give more attention 10 ont ma
IenuS, especially to his many friends in he
his own office, and an delivered ~ Ma ~, ~
uents by himself. Dr. K treats ali SIfsso -, -.
~, u aS ~ i ana Chronic with which human
remedies, which have proved reInaTIxaTJy
s9CcstSLu IN many Of those obstinate cases II
SntOniS diseases which heretofore have been
supposed TO be incurable, aTnonp vFnic6 NJ
pe named: Consumption ScrnfiIis me-
Ca5tsTs S,1d ne ~. FAR Szena, Enlarged Glands
Ieat1ng Liver Diseases Stomach Con1DIo{y,tSt
h59nchfltls and all diseases OF The ThrnaR
erdiseases of the Heart Ne9Fsiyt any F, III OH
spinal Affections, and all diseases az fS1alSSSS
$3.50 !; t = acknowledged by all who have
LsteS ITO De the most certain and sTicSerSF,9
ever known TO the medical Profession. nT Y
tIsS uesn Sfnlnenuy successful In the ffeaf
MenstTnl Distinctions, Painf1i HeSsfTIltSS5511;'
B6eEISSIfhsa Uterine and Ovarion TnmSTS'
E R6e fSs DSe and a Nervous diseases 70
ali fi r. makes speciality in the treatment NJ
gu SnIpnic Affections of the Genifo TJTinsSv
E&Lgans Wa: Catarrh of Bladder and TretbrS
4Lrlta6!e Bladder, and Non-retentio11 oI,3
DLloonng OF Urine, Urinary DenGSi,s' III
S 1I9Stts P31a6ets and Diicplt UrinatinS sTs
diseases in all their varied forI5g
SSnO9AEIhea, Its conn lications and Se-nneIiga
ffsI and ImpOtency, aud All 15IeSI
Also special attention paI ~ IN.
O. Ftstulas, White Swelling scI1f1 IeI1i;
aElcose UlceH &c. Persons affiSctei
should lose notime to cali on or addTeSS TSFs'
h4SS Eh. Communications confaSnfno, ~
tISeaieiIis E 9Seed - once Prescriptions and
other Physicians. ONCE honrs q ~ s n, ~
lisnis M Vo4 +. NJ, and P. N. to 9P. 81.
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American Life Drops 57 -
For line spee1v cnra ~

e FoF the speedy cure OF .g-.-
- u II II II Il H. i
Nousls, Coids, HOarseness, Sore Throat, Bron-
.--cnlLisr rheumatism, and all Kindred
- a.. complaints.
FOR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
Returned from every Quarter. by the con-
SuIneTs Of the half million bottles that have
been sold within that time, Is, that
= IT ALN-AYS CURES"
Read the following, which is only a suecI.
men men OF the many letters we are daily feceIy-
"ORRS SKINNER & Co.-SfRs: iSOt1rffE,-
standing my general prejudice against roro
Ptlet8Iy tor P3tenD medicines, was induced
Drops, through the high recomr9endaiio13S- -
mem oy afI1end, as always curing DIpfbeFfo
SStoughSI Soids, Sore Throat, Br0nchftis 40
- I ", sEteen years OF age, was taken sud-
SPEAK or swallow, his breathing Was q ~
-. - were much alarmed, but decided To ~
SlS LIE drops before calling a physician Nv
using Ihe Drops according 70 direrfiob. IA
broken up. I LET friend suTeTinG ;1-ftE
: E.euHaAIsiu nave one OF the bottles He
says the LIE drops gave Immediatsz relIeS
1-no are me pest medicine he ever used A
TfIr5 rs MN suffering nom Colds And
0!ltcSFAYeu sore Throat, used some OF his aud
MstS cured IN short time. Since then i let
ny, DtnLnert physician have a part OF p1iI1C
~ Win winch he cared a bad case OF IJITS.
sii5, IL H.; ne IS constrained TO acknowledge
Truly yours, A.R ELDER
Ane LIE DropS are carefully PREPARED by
n FORRIE SKINNER q CO.. =
And sold he 81 oPTieioEs Prtngaefd, Mass,
1,i DeInas Harness 4 Co, New York, Fuller,
I5.S..6; 9 CO., Chlcago, General Agents.
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State Commission Notice
voice to Loyal slare:oNners. /.

THE COMMISSTOE APPOINTED BLYTHE
i Secretary of War, under the 24th section
Of the Act of CongteSs. approved. February
2ith, 1864. aud Section II. OF an Act approved
July 18th, 1875, in respect slaves enlisted OF
drafted into the military service of the United
States, having assembled at the CITY OF Par.
OF Dece mbeF, 1866, and duly Organized as peI
directions from the War Department do
hereby give notice to all Whom 1t may Con.
Germ f.: That said Commission will sit in the
city OF PaTkersbury., West Va, on the 18Th
day OF December, 1850: and as long thereafter
Completion of all business partainInE to said
Commission. Claimants for compensation
under the said Acts of Congress. are rTsspecf.
fully requested to forward their claims with
the required proofs. as promptly as may be,
directed TO HESRY ANiss. Clerk Of Commits!
sion, ParkersbuTg, West Virginia.
For the Information OF those Interested we
respectfully invite their attention to the fol.
Itwln= instructions received from the War
Department: so
First. No claim will be entertained unless
II Is shown that the Slave enlisted, or was
drafted, in the State for which the COMMITS
Second. No Claim will be entertained
When the ownership or title to the services OF
the party enlisted, is based upon a sale or
transfer made subsequent to the drafting or
enlistment OF the slave =
Third. Executors, Guardians and Trustees,
must ME with claims made in behalf of the
parties they represent, satisfactory evidence
Lhat they nave been legally Invested with
authority to act for such parties = -
Fourth. Claimants will be required to
designate the regiment and the company in
which the soldier, for whom they claim COM
penSatinn, St rived.
"Fifth; Parties claiming compensation for
more than one servant, or slave, enlisted or
drafted as a soldier, must ME a separate and
distinct claim for compensation. in each case
SIKH. The claimants valid title to the
slave at the time of enlistment or draft, and
n9S; az t aSye loyalty during the war;
MILTON p. AMLsS, Rres't of Board.
R EST s. BROWN, Memb. OF Board.
JQaS E. SCHLEY, Memb. of Board.
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transportation
BALTIMORE 8 ono R.R COMp,Y
WINTER sCHEnn1

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL REIN BY
I the following scfednIe IN and amer Dec
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Greenwood Cemetery.

SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD.
- miles east of the city, IS now ready for
interments, sale, and pGovement Of lots.
IteontatnS 81 acres OF land, and is laid out
In the most modern and improved style
can be easily reached at all seasons Of the
year by the National Road, and for three
I 1 81 the year by the Hempheld Rail
pc beautifed by every variety Oftrees, shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc, to make It equal to the best
rural cemeteries in the county, 70 7'IIf7
Ample provision is also made for its en-.
largement, order and care in .perpetuity.
b PERSONS deStrous of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the SnpeFinten-
dent, who has plat, or secure them BY CALI
ing at the ONCE Of the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank of Wheeling
Persons wishing to make tnteEnsnt8, win
eau on the Secretary 70 obtain permits there
Tickets of admission to Lotholders ana
visitors will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECpoRS-A. j. Sweeney
RFestdenti r. G. Bonham, Secretary; ]. s..
Rhodes, John g. Muth, Geo. Mendel, Jos.
Bell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, Il. q.
jordan, E. a. HiIdreth, au3i-Iyd
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KNOCKED DowS BY SLED.-we
We're informed, late last evening. that a
serious accident had happened 20 a
lady about O'Clock p. IN. The locality
WAS Union street, where an innmerabie
army of boys were riding down hill
on sleds. One OF the sleds came in con-
tact with the lady aud threw her down.
II Is said that the snow, where the lady
fell, was tinged with blood. It WAS 50
late when we heard this that we were
unable to learn the particulars, and
give 1t merely as rumor.
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SEGLIGEScE ATTENDED WITH DAN
GEE.-We called attention, yesterday,
TO the fact that there was dangerous
mole IN the pavement, ut the top OF the
hill on Main street, lust this side OF
Mrs. Sheridnn's shoe store The huleis
OF such character that If any one.
passing along in the dark, should step
into IL, there would result a sprained
ankle, probably broken one. The
hole has not been filled up. and we sug-
gest that our efficient Street Commis-
sioner give his personal attention to the
matter.
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PEAK FAMILY AT WASHINGTON
HALL.-,The Peak Family were greeted
by large audience last evening. The
playing OF the juvenile cornet band. Of
which the public had a taste during
the previous afternoon, was something
good, and the whole programme was
of character to please. Tonight they
give another entertainment. They
will take the train on the Hempfield.
the next day, for Washington, where
they will give two concerts. Return
ing TO this city our citizens will have
an opportunity TO hear them again
Saturday night.
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VINO have injured themselves by certain
PLactice, lhaulSed in when alone, a habit fre-
q1enLIy learned from evil COMPANIONS. or AZ
school, the effects of which are nightly feIt
even y men asleep, and, II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and DESTROYS bofl MINI
ana BODY, should apply Immediately
" nat q pity that young man, the hora Of
M CouhtEy',tle pride OF his parents ShOuid ha
st13tcned from all prospects and enioymenfS
o. q, me oy the consequence of deviating nom
lne pain OF nature, and INDUCING in a ceTtaiT
teInplatiug SOh'
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Public Sale.

II WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE oS
4 the Slst day OF December. 1866, Six
Lots containing near two acres each. Also
Five Town Lots and One House and L,of
House contains seven rooms and Kitchen; ali
outonlldlngs very convenient, all in the
town OF Bridgeport, ohio.
Also, House and Lot in Kirkwood, con-
tanning rooms and basemant.T
Terms OF payment VIII be made known on
uleoHy OF sale. Also, the number and loca-
tion OF the property, ANY Information can
pe mad prior TO the sale by calling Mt VIM
4 q Sarts i-um6eE Yard Once, or dwelling
derry wM. STEWART.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-19

MIsrOoK THE EXTENT OF HIS AU-
THoRIrY.-On Saturday last officers
Seroggins and st. Myers, had occasion
TO call upon n lady at the Virginia
House, in the way of business. While
engaged in conversation with her, II
gentleman named Abraham Fader,
employed as a runner for the house.
intruded and declared that the lady
should not remain where she was any
longer. The officers were unwilling 10
think his authority over the premises
as great as he would have them be-
heve. and requested the gentleman 10
stop his proceedings. To this he repli-
ed with storm of explosives. II did
not have the effect he Intended how
ever, but CAUSED him to be arrested for
tumult and disorder. At the Police
Court, yesterday morning, Judge Good
commenced his weeks work by filming
him ten dollars and costs,