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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
Notice,
Administrators Notice.

TINIIE undersigned Administrator of the Estate of
William Grove, deceased, requests allpersons
having claims against the said estate to pre-
sent them properly authenticated, for settle
ment Immediately, otherwise they will be de-
barred from all benefits of the estate. Those
indebted to the estate are required to pay up
by the lst of April, otherwise suit will be
brought for speedy collection.
JAMES w. GLENN,
administrator.
March Is. 1861.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15

IT is stated that, in consequence of fail
ing health, the President has paroled s. Il.
Mallory, late Secretary of the Navy of the Con-
federate States. He was the last Of the priso-
ners in Fort Lafayette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15

GROUND has been broken for the Metropoli-
tan Railroad, from Point of Rocks to Washing
ton. bv the contractor, j. A. Boyd, on the sum
NIT of Paris Ridge As the enterprise is in
charge If the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, /, will pushed with the accustomed
vigor of that company.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15

Mr. McIxrYRE who has lately purchased the Gear
ter House," offers it for Rent. He is deslrous oil
procuring a tenant who will not impair the already
enviable reputation of this House.
In the hands of competentlandlord this property
can be made to do thriving trade, as in days gone
nv See advertisement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
wearing of the Green"

The Ensign Of the Emerald Isle was
thrown to the breeze, in our midst, on Satur-
day last, by several of the most devoted of her
sons, among whom we noticed Maj Quinn, and
Messrs. Davies, Kirwan and McGraw, of Har-
pers Ferry,-men ready to attest their man.
hood, and devotion to Country, and who, doubt
less,
Long for the skies Of poor Erin, their mother,
Where sunshine and shadows are chasing each other
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
r WILL sell at my residence in Charlestown, On
Saturday, tie 24tA xa,ea, iH't,
One Bedstead, Bed and Bedding;
One Bureau, One Small Table,
One Stand, half dozen Windsor Chairs;
One Template Stove, One Gold Watch
Small lot Of Crockery Ware.
rTTERMS CASH.
Sale 10 commence at q O'Clock.
JOHN II. 7STR1DER,
Admir- IF John Sslsrs, died.
March Is, 1866. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
FIELDS FOR RENT

T HAVE several fine Fields under good Fencing,
to Rent for Corn and Oats this Spring. Some
Of them have not been cultivated for four or five
years, and are in prime order.
l.. W. WASHINGTON.
March Is, ls6G--3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15

Hugh Latham Is elected Mayor of Alexan-
dria. He beat the territorializing candidate
Fix hundred.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT.

VNHE undersigned gives notice that he has leased
| for of years the property at the West
end of Charlestown, known as the ''HOLL
PROPERTY" and designs keeping in plain
and genteel manner, house of
PRIK47E ENTERTAINMENT.
| am now prepared to furnish Board by the
Month, Week, or Day.
This property has attached to it fine STA
BILE, and | can supply food and shelter for
Horses on very reasonable terms.
j. w. WALTERS.
March Is, 1866.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15

~ by W. EBY.
ENUINE KILLICKINICK Smoking Tobacco
III Manufactured before the War, for Sale by
March Is CAMPBELL 6 MASON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15

We. TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED
BY DR.. srRIcELASD's PILE RExEDY.-&r. Glass, of
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, writes for the benefit of all
who suffer with the Piles, thathe has beer troubled
for eight years with an aggravated case Of Piles,
and his brother was discharged from the army as
incurable Che being quite paralyzed with the Piles.
Both these distressing cases were cured with one
bottle of DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy. The re-
commentator of these gentlemen, beside the daily
testimonials received by DR.. Strickland, ought to
Pile Remedy. Ns.For sale by CAMPBELL 4
MASON, Charlestown, and druggists everywhere.
March Is, lS66-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
NATIONAL FIRE
Avn

~ "a lOAN AL Il 14tA
Live Stock Insurance Company,
DAYTON, OHIO.
CAprrAI SECURED By LIEN o. REAL ESTATE.
CASH CAPITAL:
$500, 900!
ACCUMULATED NovKxBKR l, 1865:
$50,
OFFICERS:
SAMUEL B. JACKSON, President.
GEORGE ID. CRANE, Secretary.
H. VI. JENNINGS, General Agent.
SH. II. HEwIrr, State Agent for West Virginia.
References BY Permission:
Hon. Granville B. Hall, Secretary Of State,
Hon. ]. w. McWhorter, Auditor,
Hon. s. B. McCulock, U. s. Marshal.
AK. Leonard Auc. Com. Merch. FarkersDurg,
j. c. Walker, Editor Of Parkersburg Gazette
HORSES, CATTLE, AND OTHER LIVE STOCK,
against THEFT, and loss by ACCIDENT
and DISEASE resulting in DEATH,
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid,
scSy-Brauch Office Parkersburg, ". Virginia. Us.
II. II. HEwrrT, State Agent.
J. W. CAMPBELL, Agent,
Mar. l5.-3m. Charlc.tewn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15

EFDYSPEPSIA--Wha everybody says must
be true. We have heard Dr.. SrRIcKLASD's Tonic
spoken Of frequently BY those who have been ben
Gifted by it, that at last we are compelled to make
fects cure in every case therefore, we say to
those who are suffering with Dyspepsia or Nervous
Debility, to go to their druggists and get bottle
of DIR. Stricklands Tonic. For sale BY CAMP
BELL MASON, Charlestown, and Druggists eve-
rywhere. March Is, 1S66-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
Public Sale.

HAyING rented my farm, will sell at Psblio
III Sale, at my residence near KearneysvilIo,
On Tae,doy, the 2oA cf March, instant,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
PUBLIC MEETING.

rTtHERE win be Meeting Of the Conservative
Citizens of Jefferson County, at Harper's Fer
~ on Thursday 22nd inst, to select Delegates to
attend Convention to be held atClarksburg, West
Virginia, on the 18th Of April The object Of said
Convention is the organization Of Party opposed
to radicalism. MANY CITIZENS.
March Is, 1866. -z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
TERMS OF SALE:

March 10, lS66-5t.
Baltimore Gazette publish in 7ri-reesiy. dnd
Lancaster, Pa, Examiner in UeeliytW day u
sale. and send bill to adrerfiscr for payment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-23
Mtairal.
GOLDEN BITTERs /
Mv1aoRATtNa AND STRENGTHENING
H U B b H r.

Fort1aes ths system Agaiast Me EsfE
E0eets Of U,t,VAolesoH.e Water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-23
First Of the Season.
sHULTA q TRUsCHELL,
Warl War / Is Not AZ An End.

ATTHE RWBooT& &SHoESroRE No.
II 15S Main Street, where fiTst cinSs goods
are to be had at from ~ TO % per cent cheaper
than any other establ bllshment I'm this cisy-
CONE ONE COME ALI TO JOSH a.
ROBINSON, where you VIII find n well Sc
slsttng Of every thing in the line OF Ladifs,
Gents and Misees wear, kept constantly ON
hand at No. I58, Main street, room formerly
occupied by Mr.. John Bishop. Call and ex-
anime for yourselves and secure good bar
gAtnS. Now Is the time To get your money
back, and at the same time neplenish your
understanding. Don't forget the place, the
sign ofthe Big Blaek Boot. now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-23
Poisonous Drug.
he Great Cure for All Diseases OF tho
SfomneI,. Lirer md RoueIsl
HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD:
GARNET BRANDY, (Medicated J

. UNHQUAIlED REhEDI FOH
Diarrhea, Summer Complaint, Cholera Nor
bus Gripping Pnins In the Bowels, Cholic and
Chronic DimThea. It Is highly approved by
the Medical Faculty for change Of water and
diet Used with great success In the army
hospitals In violent cases OF Chronic Dinrrhea.
This preparation Is simple and harmleSS, un-
adultered, expressly for medicinal use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-23

From Pennsylvania, American, Wayne anc
s4sS aS2s aii % F.G HIDRErH BRO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-23
DISSOLUTION.

nHE CoPARTNERsHIP EXISTING BE-
il tween II. c. Leech and THOMAS Hughes,
solved on the 18th inst, by mutual consent.
ThosIe having claims aealfnst the late nrTn
viii present. The same for settlement, and
fhose indebted are requested TO make imme-
dflfe payment A collector will call ON those
Whose s4'e' 9'i's ~ ~ Nc LEECH,
ocB-Gmd THO2 HUGHE9-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-23
WHEELING, w. VA,
Merchant TAILORING Establishment.

-4s t- Hai -.5
-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-23
For sale I'm all Parta or the world.

E8-Central Depot, American Express Build
ing, IS Hudson Street, New York. Manufhc-
tory Corner Water and Ferry STU eets, Hudson
NY. GEO. c. HUBBEL 4 co.
PToprietoFR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-23
For the Holidays.

lust REcEIvED-l5o DoZ. CANS. HER
81 MErICALLY sealed Fruits, &C., consist
ing otiPeaehes, Pears, Quinces, Green Grapes,
DamSon PlumS, Pine Apples, Strawberries,
Raspbertess Rlackberries, TonatoS, Green
Corn, Peas, Fresh and Spiced Salmon; Fresh
Mackerel, Lohsters, CLAIMS, Pitchard and Sar-
dimes, Condiments and Spices, well assorted,
pure, ground and unground; Frults-layer,
bunch and seedlesS Ratsins Cuuants Citron,
candied Lemon Peel, Figs, Prunes, Dates
PICKLES Catsups and Sauces, English and
American Chow Chow, plain; in Jars nom /
GALLON 20 pint; also by the 100 or dozen: sII-
pariori Manages and Peppers, stuffed: piclSled
HOLSTERS Olives, CapseEs, &c: worceStershIre
london Club, lucknow, Mushroom, wal,
driesEShakers' Sweet Corn N. Y. Champagne
and Crab Cider, eastern, Pine Apple and Sap
Sage Cheese, smoked Salmon and Halibut,
cheaII fJy ii-lt i4ni n. & q. ID. WOODROW,
J - Odd Fellows Hall Building, Monroe st,
declplli % Wheeling, VIVA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-23

MccARE. KRAFT q CO., Wholesale Drug
Rfsts Wheeling, Sole Agent for West viF-
RinIa; also, proprietors OF KraftS Dianhea
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, DR.. StRhla Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL.
, 1866-12-13

suo abnse bis wlfo thsn xnyshfn- epe, atHer
threo weeks At the BsiscNeIl returned L, hta WiJs
On, On ~! soaI and gsce1ed her With kiss that Was
no. no. =! Ais. ~ teeth mailing fsartnt havoc With
n1s nss ne; AZ The Police Court yesterday he was
le9unen 70 give ball o! $50 10 keep the peace.
e,o,hi, ,hS eo,o Weather creates htely demand for
So q Sns; oSeTeozt rom Joseph Burns boarding At
eon ,1 mlied LOT TRIAL In bail Of 500 George Car
toN. solorrd, for s'eallng coats and pant. from
tHo otnefeut parties was committed for trial In
nall oi *2u On each ehAfre. William Cotscr wts
Committed TN bali Of s500 for stealing clothing
rom his old companion servants at tho Adams
tel-boy. -
RobeTs9Brookbank. small.s'xed boy with
Sefy old face. xaa 1ned 4lul for sa7rAucJ, A
seH oa5s aso be was fned $50 on The aamc Charge.
Richard lueet VAS fnod SO and required 10
gre SSU hail to keep The peace In consequence
:2 q an alteration Ut The St. Charles Saloon On
Tnetdsy night
Henry Keeber, 4 sausage maker, was st7airpcd
~ INC fot'ee Court, charged With desperate
4sseult upon Fcsnk CzernJ with "clesvcf."
Lis case was continued ten d1ys in bail Of 3i.tul
t&eAo. lad recently e.cxped from the Re
t0fm Ethool. stole Iottv-hve cents from, store on
blae !Alakd avenue, and for the offence wa r.
1ufnta 70 the Reform School.
M1cnae! MAhuney, charged Nth stealing two
zig o. mxtketel. was discharged from custody.
1bos- Grsce and 4 Mr.. Pfitt wero held in ball for
i1nheF y examination on Saturday, upnn the echarRo
o1 aseaulttng officer Caldwell near the corner of
Grove street and Archer road
, 1866-12-13
ANT1-GAB MONOPOLY,
Cali for \ Public Meeting.

Of lhetr lellow-eittxens who are dlasatiaded
poesf e. .os = I'd s. d.
sts salsoH.y 10 ,ns Sa e sanA e 'iT g. % e i:
{" sss rs tes 81 Is Boe! q r as
souta Wa.e1 street On Friday, December 1sth, ii
IL; IL ~; etsEe. Es s::ss
A. Gaee, crsxia Brothers, William Rec, Fair
banks. Sseeu!saf 4 e.. 4: 3: Bsnop. I: Barber,
jane. Ss % sbe5rssd 1e CO.. o. q. g. cha1shili, aG,si,
Henry E1b. Will. Danhan I Holt
Hart, Asten 4 Co, Assun d Boa1. Harlow Bros,
kiass1s g.. sS 5. v. & B.tes sses., & c9ssin % 4
So. v. Andrew. 9. +. RanseJ. % Kellogg = i ee CO.
wells, Huntington Bros. StnTns, ForsJth q Co.,
Enn}s5y Etn1e5 = lyon E ,,s T. n Ihqnpson e. Ghass:
I; Feek, Hsle, Ayr b c., B4tss, ssono Co. Co.,
Ehiid t:sd Z a5ieEs. Johp :, Fa,xell Co., Do,apd
Deckwl.h, J. d. reed d c., Bowen Bros., F. B..
Gray. c. II: henderson d Co., ]. F. White, Whit-
ssy,,l.n ~ Bros. ~; T. Se G. White Jsxstt s bq!ls,
Co., essriss VI by:.. &c e &. a'' Ws,..fsT is s e.,
&hsi 'naassn ns'@sn c. .ese. s sss'G .pcsp 6 &
z. Smith / Co.. T., Ior 4 WIlsh. Je9eti 4 Root,
fostos + Tqt.ls. N. ,rsleot,, :. 2. Jackson Co.,
4 smith. Doggett, B.,scts 4 1il's, S. c. Gnsgs i
Co., Hayden Kay, Walker, .Alliac l. Co, +. F.
Spenees. Foreman Bros, Field, Pslmcr & Letter,
mond, "; +. Tucker, T. y: FoEsalth, a. A. Put
Ja%ee Wadswosth, Q. r, Smith, Field, Benedict
Joseph E. Otis.
, 1866-12-13
AmUHEMEE

SkATExo:--1he frost silt continues Ntth nus
asatca keenness. Thepass!ou fer outdoor spo:t
accordingly takes precedence Of all other atnuAe-
ucn,.. All the skating parks In The city arc nov
in full tlor. The Washington and the West Side
Rink. having The advantage Of lying the fuE'lest
oct weti. c:uEht The artt chill, and wcrc open to
te puse a1 r aes.nse nc 81 nt +.
herh Arccue Riuk threw vida their DOOR 70. the
Adnrtlon OF The multitude OF s1atcr1. And now
The whole cry II: :tet. clad:
THE NAIAfn AYK~Ek K1xK WIS opened for the
1rst tine last evening, ard the building was
cramned wtih spectators. A dne sheet Of Ice,
~. t6e ehief silsxs:,on. IL niessor 9i 81 S.
buiaiuc has been materially improved e,nce lsn
fca.ou, brtler accommodations being afforded
number OF pEofcss1Gpals and amateurs wcro on
the fec last evening. among the 1ates o:e or Two
Of our mott accomplished skaters. The kfnk vii!
Cow bc open every day curing tue afternoon and
1ar Cxs7A1 pAnx.-This hvor1te eeson was
opened last night with me smooth nhcet ot 1ce,
III order. x Iarge crowd Of ek.ters attendsd The
opening, and held high carnival. Tho Park WAS
xe nd = e1ss'Isn1 saIs a;.n, q mus'e
TnE ocp1x.-As The NORTH SIDE opened, last
evening, u1th l1sce attendance Tho Nasntn9'
'oS md 'he ws sids 2 we 1s essh b. srn
good house. This evening " East Lynne" By
Aey.eHn's TnEAznr-Ms. L. p. narrett ap-
1is1.. nr.tts ne fa9s a e!a
Gardens snd Collstun..
rc.f oaElS s1:;s; coseras- Gh,oni .ea u.
opcra concerts in The Opera House. commepcip-
xith pesenSes @ "A, under TIC direction Of Max
BATxxAA coScEH1a.-Tbe s,1e of ue..oo t,rket,
will councnee this morning. "SA''AA ~''>' -
, 1866-12-13
Rev. IF. IL. muhurn.

TIE following correspondence has been handed
in for publication. We are cfai 10 see that the
talents Of Mr. Ailbu1n arc IN some d..rec app7e-
ciated:
Rrv. ". Il. MrL1rEx: H..
Dear til During your recent short eojourn ii
our city xun most generously lceturcd and With
declded TNcrcss tn hchAf Of several charitable Oh
jecis amorc IF. N M acknowledgment Of that
fact AID Of cnr high appreciation OF yonr personal
worth ard c1nieeut ability. We ot,:r you compls-
It such time ~ may Edit yuuf conyerteuce. We
would respectfully suggest as the anb;ect Of your
lectuEc, What Blind Man sax In Enefaud-t'
d, Mcytrkaz. c. BecIw1th- =. 3. Goox!ns, ]. B.
Rice, sam1el =. Fnll:t, John VtnArnan, Z 5.
Atexar6e:, Ii. Davis. Wrn. Bro.s, Norman vii
1lams. IT., George c. Dates, John n. Jcvett
Thomas lfuEnc, Il. y. Wilson, E. q. 4.sny, Il. o,
STONE. c. b. Blair, James Il. Bowen- George 4.
Bowen, Chauncry 7. Bowen. Hfnrg y. Smith, y.
Il. Cco1bau2h, Iau T. Nic:!nt;J J. 4. 1sohssts. n
p. G,;uaI Il, y: Geuld, ". p. Gtann,s, J. :
T. kc.f, o. Ucpj1uia +. Smith, p. L. Underwood
A1nAxI, December 10, 1855.
To nr. b. Meytcsa-. Hon. Heparr. Boss. Rice
HoyEc, EeekW1th, Goostns and Others:
GKx1LtxEx: 7 am only Just now !c receipt o
TOUR uost Kind nole OF Invitation Of Sovcmhei
nth. eaEnpt bIt express my hearty pr1:etn
tcnrc Of tie courteous and complimentary man
ner 1. ullch yon have Lcen pleased to epeak O
nc std Of my services, and to add that ebEll b
happy to give the !eetarc tou desire In the Open
18Th
With sentiments Of the highest regard. an
E,ntlenen, your Obliged AND ohscdlent servant.
= VIZ. II. MuDGRX.
, 1866-12-13
Markets bv Telegraph.

New Ysrh Markets.
NEW Tokx. December II.
fIorE-sats ii Is G.z1a.otos e1t1 Stats: ssna
~G1lNSWbestSsak II s1.1s tr No. = Muxankes,
CtEn 1R 4c better. cloetnE xkry quiet ut {l.91lo
O.ts !ez4 acttFe. nruu and nnchanf1d.
<.a:l ;ar ola0elo.ns % 4 s.iod essa; s,;aais :, III
icE prime. Bacon qults- Cut meAts h.aTJ At bans
fof shouldsr: loa II hams Lard n1uer It lA3Itkc.
ffrrptlE.-laalsAc ros crude; Dk0stc lot TO
DErA1n acas-Ftrruer 1t Aa.ce for Teste:o-
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
tspeei4i Despatch u The Chicago Tr1sane-l
NV York, December II.
BtxArtTCy1L
F1on1-tess aettytt5, because h7lders would rot Nc
opt yestefaas's prizes. WheAt-So, ciub eo1d ii
Com and eats quiet. Barley baoyAat
THoTlsIoXA- I'D. ..
Fork d'nes. and closed with sales Of old II f1t.c5
aew II "a d. Lard quiet II the AdvAnee. P1ekin'
meats doing better.
Free shipments og barley. bat little else.
Cottt-Rto okAAkN with more demand Sugar
Fair to prime 1ekauNc; refined Arusrt Qaotes bes
Eround andcrrshAd At lsc white A, lie; yellow c
1skc.
NaEkrt decidedly nszsr. With Lsso On sale, and "a
nsorc szrtved- Prices about Nc higher tnAu Monday
Good 70 prize linols ss.err 1e9lsxe.
mEkr.
f1rnef II d9$Nc- Small reedpts.
NpRk.
Receips1, :*lod. F1rmer: selling At sa0sc-
, 1866-12-13

Eur-CcScEHT FuAuDs AoA1s.-Those who
rake taste to be rich" are prcrcrhEnll5 liable to
trouble and disappointment In ,heis cagerness to
g..tp any scheme, however imp1 oban1e, which
seene to hold ont golden Inducements. Grecdt-
ness and trednlIry togelbe. make thousands ht
Victims for soch sharuers ~ "ctft-conccrt' pro
pr:etors a. has hccn frequently illustrated Of la,e
In this city. The performances Of Messrs. Wig
Sina Bradford T. Co., Who aite! iakins largo sums
of money. concluded to omit the drawing Of
prizes, ard Of Eryan, Roebrooke Co., who drew
on.y III. tickets which led not been sol after
ce1v1ns about <luQu0 from their .contdlng cas-.
toule1s. arc but loo welt Remembered By many
whose eyes were Tins painfully opened. Ano1h:t
coIcezn in this city Is apparently preparing for a
eim'lar %lad!ng up. 1ndEinE f1ogl tne dishoAes,
ny Wnn Wsl,rr s'es Eo,1eeto1 or III nnI9
that there parties hare uscd his nama u. recon.
menditft, their scheme, wtthant his knowledge,
and agsinst his express prohibition. We do ao'
wish to adsertiee the concern ~ publishing their
names, hut advise nl WHO Iuay b. thinking OF this
kind OF Investment TO ttwArc Of anT and ali o
ihcM.
, 1866-12-13
FROM NASHVILLE.

Rebel Raider Kliled-4c1Ion ot the Leg
Sa1A1aro in Relation TO the scheoi Fand
Bonds,
NA4nyuLx, December r1.-In December, 1854 q
rebel Riding party. commanded by Captain VIA,
jenkins, Of ManetfA, Georgsa, entered The town
Of Athens and killed 4 citizen named NcGonghey,
miles from Alhcns, Captain Jenkins wa aliackad
b two sons Of McGou2hey and another man
1snaint Wa m9ttaliy Tonnaea, but susseeded !q
euts Of which they hare since died. Jeukius i.
lead.
A resolution has been adopted by the t4ecI.la
ture authorizing tho Comptroller 10 borrow
SaA, o0 TO aid IN paying The tntcroet on the Stat.
hont* hJ the 1st Of January n'1t.
No new Developments hare beon m4de touchine
ahr school fund bonds. 1t Ia believed tAc bond:
arr goac past recovery. The 1eg,slature has ap
pointed committee to Investigate the mal1er, ant
alsr adopted resolution authorizing the Gov
rrnor 10 take netvr measures To recover Inc bond.
, 1866-12-13
Supreme Court Deci1lou4,
The following decisions were made by the Sd
pEeue CouIt, At Ottawa, the lastterm:


!. DowEa-t1x1rAT1oas- Whether the trn,ed,
tot doMer may he h.;rred BY the unlta'ion act q
ass e e. 5s rshs of dowet
don OF the Limitation I'd OF 1889. 70 thar widow
must pq'suc her reua1dY, u against party whose
5st y,.h,a A. seysa yt.5s taeieia prescribed. o.
her Ha1m viii b efectua1ly barred.
herein, hesher iherc eau BE- possession adverse
to The widow. Thts case was regarded a. being
e2nsrolled By the aa or 1879. md ihe Couft Dc.
hs i o. Thsa aad
tho general Limitation laws OF this State; but upon
tbe Question whether person holding Id the s1me
respectable courts faror1ng the view that a pos-
ss,son Tndsf Ss sns could ao
could not perceive Its force. When spp1ied to the
heir =. law upon whom the descent heasL or to
9sii s pess.ps I'll ab nsfsi %s e.
said, they hold in subo1dinhiion 10 the right Of
the widow to her dover. But a. 1t regards the
enters and occuplee, It kees night that he ehouId
be deemed as bolcing adversely to all the world.
lhe Court, however. express no denntte opinion
q. sAN-Whesher barred IN equity inside from
The ttal9te as = stale claim: The question was
barred BY the operation Of The principle, recoK-
niEed and acted upon IN courts Of equity, not 10
enforce stale claims, independent Of any statute
OF limtatione. But 1t Was not deemed necessary
70 consider tho sta1encse Of the demand IN this
case. md 1t was dismissed with the remark, that
tac sSus e q M
mana was suffered 10 become stale.
....-.. tss I'LL
J.. CHANGE Or vEKCE. In civil cAses-not dis
c1etinnaEy. Where petition for a change Of
mente Of the act OF 1876, entitled I. .Vcnue,H' tue
manda1e OF the statute j. peremptory that the ap-
ttClion.
Z sAnE-1n civil and criminal cases, in the su.
Perior Court 9: Chicago. Under ths 1o,h section
gior CONT Of rhcago may exercise discretion
bur that act 1cssss ts psae'iee in Eil cases as 1t
DERBX ye. GAGE IT A.
Ec8 lll]
!. PRACTICE II NcuAxcEnT-Whrret the answer is
csas'se. II lhe answer OF defendant IN chance
y is csasire tie complainant should except 10 it.
ard compel . specific statement In reference to
lhe subject esadcd, or file replication and iske
=. S. SAnE-Wheu antwes taken as true When
there Is hesr'ng npo" bill and snsHcr a1one, tho
HrH.fLssei,lt; as afep Of a, among
has In bis hands all the a'sets Of 'he ntm is CALI
eouni TIC mere fact that he has paid other mem.
lera Of the firm their portions will not bind him
70 anticipate safe Of partnership property In
hts Lands IN settling with those seeking tho ac-
4. sE7orr 1x xEecr11-Cnoas.Ru14 A claim OF
"et-oE, having no connection With the subject NAL
Ter or tue BntI can only ne heard upon cro-t bill.
s. And c1oss.bttl should not be permitted to
ee h!ed Tor That pNrpose. Ga'ess shown 10 the
pesnn154y s sSss ae .essd
rct-otf.
6. PAn71H-in suit for an account between past.
4 a nAFtfnn
, 1866-12-13

the money, took Tho watch and waited 70. The
him, ard soon Joseph tounr that he gold witch
WIZ p'nchbeck and thll ho had been badly aold.
every dollar thtt he hsd belnE gone. Al the
lay hia case before the police. Hs vii not hess
fou bis new f1tand egasn. tut he viii 10 witer
next time.
, 1866-12-13

nr. Slbbets tho Celebrated rm4tolo.
g1s,. Is now in Chicago. There II, perhaps, no
one moro widely and fsvorsbly Known for his
sttll in restoring the ha!r, anu in curing Ill
He clalms that no remedy eau be or any service
unless adapted to n. ,ron's Of eoeh eoss, which
ran only he determined By personal examination
of the scalp. Reception rooms oytr Mtlle..e
Jt~clry Storr, corner Of Randolph and CLARK
streets Entrance, No. = CLARK street Con.ulta.
lion free.