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TIE river is rising steadily, and
boatmen are looking forward to a
lively trade before ice begins to be a
trouble.
The New State departed for Parkers.
burg at IL o'clock, yesterday, with q
fine passenger and freight trip, Capt.
Harrison in command. Tho Zanes.
Vile arrived from Sunfi sh with good
trip, leaving several passengers and
considerable freight.
Yesterday evening at dusk we no.
ticed the steamer Express with steam
up. After making some INQUIRIES, we
were informed that Capt, Anshutz was
going to tow the Rebecca I'D 10 the
wharf. The Express will depart for
Parkersburg today at II a. in., and
there Is every prospect for the Rebecca
getting away tomorrow.
The Sallie V, and Leni Laotl are due,
and II Is quite likely they will be-
found at the landing this morning.
The Sallie V. will resume her trade be-
tween this place and Marietta, leaving
here every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. In all probability the Leni
Leott will go up 10 Pittsburgh and
commence TO run In her old trade, be.
tween Pittsburgh and Parkersburg.
River 8 feet Q inches, and rising.
Boats to-day: Sallie ", for Park
ersbnrg, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. Express,
for Parkersburg, at II o'clock A. M.
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POLICE CouRT,-There was very full
attendance At this court yesterday
morning, induced, no doubt, to learn
tho particulars OF small scrimmagt
between a street railway employee and
the manager Of the bus line. Those
who attended for that purpose were
doomed to disappointment. as In con-
sequence Of the absence OF some wit.
nesses, the case was continued until
this morning at o O'Clock, No small
amount Of Interest Seems 10 be mani.
tested In this affair, and we will not be
surprised to find the court room wall
filled this morning. The difficulty 90.
CURED last Friday night, aud one OF
the parties carries relic of II In the
region Of his eye.
The following casEs were tIlsposed of.
ThOmas Williams wa4 CHARGED with
disordarly conduct. Judge Coed nd.
minlaleTNd u gentle renrOOf 10 IN.
gentleman, closing with lhg remark
81 fine you, sir, ten dollars Nnl coats. u
Matthew Farrell and Benjamin Han.
ZaTd were up on Il similar charge, and
received tue same thrilling nnnou nco.
ment from tho Judge.
David Robinson occupied RHeat on the
prisoners bench, charged with like
offence, and cOOlly aud calmly received
the intelligence that ten dollars and
costs would bG required to satisfy the
city for The disturbance Of It's quiet and
good order on Friday night last.
Here were four parties nrTRignSd fOI
dlSordeTly conduct, each fined ten dol,
lars and costs. They didn't have much
TO show for their money yesterday
morning, How much cheaper to lead
aqulel, peacoable life.
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THE Immortal ~. N, !" the unassum.
ing philosopher who carries more wis.
dom than any other man on the face Of
Gods earth, and yet who IL as h um BILE
asa child, will assume the pressure and
In the veil for the people Of Wheeling
shortly. This great philosopher called
TO see us last night and llGled the veil
no eiIectually as to confound our wis,
dom, and make US feel our nothing.
ness rs we had never felt before. Grea,
~ ~. NJ" but workings cannot soar
so high AZ TO comprehend those mighty
theories, upon which hangs the peace
OF mankind and the destiny OF nations,
and he must travel around, u martyr
seeking To elucidate principles hidden
by tn At Invisible veil.
j. n. has just returned from n visit 10
Grant, Lee and Davis. All these dis.
tinguiShed individuals accord with the
immortal philosophers Views. Hs will
speak at st. Clalraville Tomorrow
night.
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TItRPT ourreaders remember how
cold Il wan on Saturday and Saturday
right, and how almost impossible IL
was 70 keep warm without m abund.
antsapply Of clothing. Sam Lyons, II
scents, experienced the same difficulty,
At the time above designated. Not
having supplied himself with the 70.
quisite amount OF clothes to protect his
person from winter,s cold, and being
without the necessary. stamps 70 70.
plenish his wardrobe, he concluded that
be would accomplish both objects by .
grand coup etat in the snatehluE line.
He selected two fine coats, the property
ofJoseph HosenHsld, Us the articles that
would about dt his noble form,
and succeeded admirably In getting
away with them. 4 But O man that I'M
lost both hiB,ov and dress coat in
such weather as this, is not likely 10 All
down quietly and make no effort 10 re-
tfieve his loss. This, at least, WIS not
the case with Hosenfield, Tor he ut once
got on Lyons' track and pursued him
with all the pertlnacity and delermina.
ton Of a deeply Injured man, and gave
himself no rest until he discovered the
whereabouts OF his missing Rorments.
Lyons got hungry and Aleepy--hls new
aequlsitions would not appease the era
Wings OF his appetite nor furnish rest
for Lis weary frame. He repaired TO a
tavern In Martinsville, and being out
Of change, left the coats in pledge tor
his food and lodging. laa5 y. ~
With this as starting point 10 was
not long before the officers overhauled
Lyons, and yesterday he was examined
before Judge Johnston, when the fore
going facts. substantially, were ELECTED.
The Judge sent him 70 jail TO await iii
trial before the Circuit Court, which
meets to-day. Lyons prospects for
quarters where over and dresscoats are
not needed, must be regarded as do.
cidedly good; Rndlhe has the further
consoling reflection that he will moi
have long 70 wait before reaching that
FL Dorado. 5I77T :
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PERsoSAL,-Most of our rea ders re.
member Samuel Crane, ESQ.,. Auditor,
under tho restored government of vlr!
glnIa, and during the first term aflen
the formation Of West Virginia. We
learn from gentleman residing near
Mr.. Crane, In Nebraska, thnt no has DO
come hOpelessly Insane. His friends In
this region will regret 10 hear this In.
tellIgenceof one who for several years
filled u prominent position In our
midst, and while here, was bereil OF
every member Of his family.
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WIZ saw n large stock OF waLnut brdck.
GN' embracing evOry conceivable Slzs
hhu design, for every pair wO sxAnln-
w seemed TO bs different from every
o.h"r pair. Some deliberately carved,
oineIh palmer, some large enough to
1lae" u heavy clock upon, while others
were no small IN to be suitable only 10
support ths most delicate little vase.
Al Alzsh were represented, All were
beaulilul-n8w To this city and remark.
hbly cheap Partridge has broulvht on
these goods for the holidays. The In.
dies VIII DO delighted To rGroIy0 them.
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Coon BYE.-Mr. p. P. HauG, who for
a long time has been connected with
the office OF the Western Union Tele-
graph in this city, will leave to-day for
Pittsburgh to assist in the Company's
Office In that city. Mr.. Hauff is an &C.
complished operator. His relations
with the newspaper fraternity here,
have been ofthe most pleasant charac.
ter. He will carry with him TO his new
quarters the best wishes OF the ISTRL..
LIGENcER employees for his sue
cess In whatever business he
may engage, and the hope
that he will soon return 10 reside per.
maneutly In our city. Good bye, friend
HauR, your "Chinese" Is legIble com.
pared with that OF other operators we
wot OF. We fear that many Nm hour
will be spent around this old table In
the effort TO decipber the hIeroglyphics
ofothers less skillful, before 1--WE look
upon your like again."
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John E. Wilson. A, ]. Pannell, Jas.
NJ. Ewing, John B. Wilson, Vincent Fl.
Vanmeter, Byers T. Yates, John Faris,
Sr., John q. Hall, ]. B. Sheppard, An:
drew White, Alexander Cecil, John
Donlon, +. W. Paxton, John r. HUB
bard, John Handlan, William W. NIL.
Ter, Henry K. List, Chester D. Knox,
Edmund Booking, Morgan L. OFT,
Robert McCabe, Mortimer Pollock,
John Howell. II. H. Logan
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samel II. Smith, Francis Rolf, Hen.
~ Crangle, John Atkinson, Jacob Har.
lin, Thomas A. Hammond, John P.
Shorts, John w. Brown, Henry Knoke,
John Carlin, Robert George, Myer
Heyman, Daniel Murray, Robert Bur.
ket, William Moore, Christian +. Xorn,
David Frazier, Michael Roth, Daniel
Schambra, Al Harry. James Ridge
ley, Joseph Bell, William Welshans,
James Reed, Henry Brues, Joseph
Muunell, William Askew, John Ander-
son, Jr., George W. Miller, Robert
Frazier, Louis Ebberlipg. Daniel Har.
kins, Sr.
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REs1sTiNo AN OrPIoER.-That effi-
cieut police officer, John Brady, bears
an ugly scratch on his face, received
while In discharge Of his duty on
Saturday evening. One or two ugly
customers were making disturbance
in saloon, when the officer inter-
posed to put stop to 1t, and In doing
no, was assaulted by them. A man who
would resist an officer while carrying
out the simple requirements OF the law,
should be made 10 feel the effect OF the
statute made and provided in such
cases,
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JuRoRs.-Below we give the list OF
the Grand aud Petit Jurors for the De.
cember term Of the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, which convenes at the
Court House this morning at 10 O'Clock.
We acknowledge our obligations to
Sheriff Thomas ]. Campbell, who kind
ly furnished the lIst.
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THAT most distressing and disgusting
slEht-a drunken woman-was prom
enadIng the streets In North Wheeling,
yesterday. When a woman so far I'M
sexes herself as to become grossly In
toxicated and go Keeling through the
streets, tits time to inquire II something
cannot be done TO correct the evil. It
Is bad enough to authorize the sale OF
ardent spirits TO men, but u law that
Will permit Its sale TO tho opposite sex
should be blotted from the statute book
and positive prohibition be introduced
into the organic law Of every Christian
State
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BOARD OF PUBLIC woRKs.-Thls body
OF officials, composed of the Governor,
Auditor and Treasurer, was in session
several days last week, examining
claims against the State OF Virginia
within the boundaries OF the new
State, which were assumed by the lat
ter when the division took place. These
claims consist principally Of money al
legged to be due to contractors on the
various turnpikes within our territory,
and as II hal been several years since
they were created, II is nothing but JUS
tice that they should be audited, and
when found correct, should DO paid.
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: LIGHT wAsTED.-The powers that be
sometime aimee ordered the erection Of
anumber Of lamp posts on the Island,
but up TO the present time no lamps
have been placed on them. The people
OF that locality don't exactly see the
need OF the posts, so long as no use Is
made of them as contemplated. They
think that they are no better off in the
way OF light, than they were before,
and are in a quandary TO ascertain
what great point they have made by
having the posts without the lamps.
We confess we don't see 1t ourselves,
and would respectfully call the atten!
ton OF The proper authorities 10 the
matter,
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DECEMBER sen
.InmenseR Reduction
IN PAGES oR q " =. n
CLOTHING
s., 4 ...''' Ar ,,..,
NJ NJ. g. Gu tn, y g. 3 g Cos.

aPRoyE THE PUDDING. n1Try Logan,
List 4 Co.'s Excelsior Baking Powder.
and You Will say, as thousandH now
say-"1t y the best we have ever nsed.'
Now q the time TO proye iEin your
Buckwheat Cakes and BiSCuitl Get the
genuine. -. - n
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sALE,-We were told yesterday that
a sale Of 10000 pounds OF Brooke
county wool was made In Boston, a
short time since, at "a cents per pound.
This is q higher price than we have
seen quoted for wool In several weeks,
and speaks well for the quality OF that
article produced In our neighborlnG
county.
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The Publisheu have perfected a system OF
mailing by which they can supply tho MA.
oAzINE, WEEKLY, ssand BAZAAR promptly 10
TO those who prefer To receive their period.
calls directly nom tho once OF Publication
The postage on HARPEnH MAGAZINE Ia q
cents year, which must DO paid at the sub.
scriberI poat Ofiice
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"IT Is WITHOUT DouBr THR BRsr WE
HAVE EVER UaBp.n-So say Messrs.
W. +. Goodwin a Co., propfietors Of the
Mcclure House, In speaking OF Book
ing1 unrivalled Baking Powder. II
you have not trledit, do 90. Manufac-
tured by =. Booking and sold by gro
GERS generally. y n
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TO mako home happy and healthy
should be the end and aim Of every
man OF family. The happiness can be
procured by good temper and the
health by the use OF HuBBELL's GoLD.
I'm BTTTERs. This invaluable remedy
Is TO DO confidently. recommended In
cases OF Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Liver
Complaint, Debility, Loss Of Appetite,
Cramps, and kindred complaints. Use
HuBBRLL's GOLDEN BiTTRRs. McCabe,
KRAFT d Co., sole agents. ~ n
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OAE ,OUo
ONCE, 70 Monroe at, next door to lst Ma.
uonRl bank.
oFFICKRG
GEO. K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary,
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland. EE
DrRECroRE-John Z. Wilson, Jas O. On,
John A. Armstrong, A. Q. Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat, Samuel Harper, james Mckinney,
Morgan l.. UT, Geo. Adaink
RKFEREScns: 8. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co., Wholesale GrocerS, Wheeling Pryor,
HandlAn q Co., Wholesale Grooem, Wheel.
Ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan 4 Knox, Boot and
Shoe house, Wheeling; McCabe, Kraft d Co,
DugHistS Wheeling; Geo, ". FrahEheim q
Co., Wholesale Wines and Liqpom, Wheel.
Ing; WlnGhlp, Woods d Co., Queensware
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. Register,
Wheelingi Z. O. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
Campbell, FTow d Co., PubI. Intalligencer
Wheeling; OF, Son d Co Hardware, Wheel.
Ing: j. Il. Sands, CaShler, First Nat Bank
Ealrmont; X. P. Camden, PreSt. Nat. Ex
bankt Weston, W. Va; Capt. John McLure
Jr., Wheeling. apr2j
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nAHousBnonp woRb.-Tho best, the
only reliable, the cheapest Try II.
Mrs. 9. A. ALLEN's IMPROVED tneE
Styte) HAIR REsToRER or DRESSING, Ia
one bottle My wife and children pre-.
fer u. Every Drnggist sells IT, Price
One Dollar. 'N9 Z. a,'5'' cod
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ONE DOLLAR, at Partridge's Gallery,
will buy two large pictures ofyourself,
each the size of a sxlO frame.
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HARPER,s
New Monthly Magazine.


The most popular Monthly In tho world.-
NEG YOk O6IeTrfr. 45
We must refer In terms OF eulogy 10 the
hlgh tone and varied excellence otHARPER'L
MAGAZtNR-Ajou journal with q monthly circu.
lation Of about 10000 copies-in whose pa
geR arc 10 be found some Of tho choicest light
aud general reading Of the day. We speak
o. THY work az IN evidence o.
pie; aud the popularity Il has acquired Il
merited. Each Number contains fully lii
pages OF readlng.mAtteT, Appropriately Illus
lrated with good wood.6uts, and II combines
In itself the Tacy monthly and tie more
philosophical quarterly, blended with the
best features Of tho daily journal. II has
great power In tho dissemination OF love ol
pure litOrature,-TRunNERs GItdeto AnIeri'
Gun AttTdtttre, London, 7t5s7
We can account for itA success only by thu
simple met ihatit meets precisely the pop.
ular taste, furnishing a variety Of pleasing
Herald, BoSiOl,
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ONE DOLLAR will buy a two.clasp
morocco, fifty picture Album at Par
tridge's Gallery.
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New classes are now being formed at
Hitchcock & Dow's Night School.
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ArrorNrED.-Hsnry P. Banks, ESD,
ofNew York city, was recently commits
STONED Commissioner OF Deeds forthis
State In that city. ""
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"JUNpEETAR SOAP, CURES onappcd hands
saltrheum, pimples, and all cutaneous af1ec-
tons, rendering the skin son and smooth.
Manufactured by vit 1a 'f' 70
cAswELL. HAZARD a Co,
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There 4 0 land OF every land tho pride,
Beloyedhy Heaven DER AlI,Ihe world beside
There u aspot ofi earth snpremely blestl-
A deRTef, gWeetef kpot than all tho rest
AND you WIN mad whete'cr your steps may
That Land your country and that spot your
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NEW classes are now being formed at
Hitchcock & Dow's Night School.
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Mtairn.
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49, W skln Anectluns Of The Hypf. LIiiirt
81 asIL! " boMei3- th0se Tefrihle Dlnr
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theiT victims thaa P, s,s :, moIs MAJ g
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habits than 81 no prudenfs IL 1871 aPSs9p ~
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foHer, Nervous lfrttA ity, Dyspepain. Palpi.
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Membef OF the Royal College OF Surgeon.
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Soleees IA the United Stats, and the Rf4atSf
patt OF whose ltte has been spent IN tho hoE.
pltals OF London, Paris, PhIlmieiphia. and
e s,t has eneotod some OF tho most n.
ton1shlnB cures that were ever known. MANI
troubled with ringing In the head ma eais
when aaleep, great nefyouste ,beinFniafineIi
hinsS,nS s sSsands nasntalne.a with frequent
menI al NINA vers e,sst Win dsinnge'
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Franklin Insurance Company
c..,,., OF WHEELING. 800

NFAsasA
DIREcroRs:
7. Il. Logan, 7. P. shallcrula, J q, Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, j. II. Hobbs, Soml. McClel.
Ian, 9. W. Franzheim, Jas. N. Vance, AlGI
Langhlln. -
HIH1S COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
J. organised four years, and in that time
done successful business, II still prepared
70 Alfe riAk1 at hlr rates on Buildings OF oil
kinds Merchandise, Manufacturing EstAb.
lishmentH, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car.
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
rms company oterB superior lnducementl
70 Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, fol
or years at reduced rates,
This being home institution, with the lar,
geat capital and surplus OF any company In
In the State and composed Of some
ninety-four stockholders, most ofwhom arr
among our pest business men, reconlmendI
Itself TO the favorable consideration OF the
inSuring public, and sollcitS their patronage
Applications for Insurance. will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Once % Monroe street.
MACARTHUR, Secretary,
SAMU MCMILLAN, President,
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
Q. NJ. COEN, Special Agent. oclB
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NEw Glasses arc now being formed at
Hitchcock & BOWS Night School.
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Democratic as wo profess to he, who shall
deny that things We apprcc ale receive an
added dignity II distinguished by prinCely
honoM:
Having been awarded nj the Paris Exhlbi.
ton QUO OF the HIGIHsT MEDALS, tho excel.
lence Of the WEED SEWING MACHINE
IL laGt all doubt, and tho ienown thus
achieved abroad will still moro Increase liz
already WORLD WIDE reputation. This re-
nown * fully Justified by la good qualltiea,
w call NJ tho Agency and an examination
Of tho Weed Machine will prove,
i'll. WHEAT, GenI Agent,
No. lO9 Main 1t, near Grant HouSe.
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National Insurance COMPANY.

WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPTTAL,.............................. $500, 600
0flice, 70 Monroe at, next door to lst Ma.
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his once,

The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his once,
- ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured ut this eBtab.
liShment within the last twenty yearL and
the numerous important surgical Operations
pertormed by Or. Johnston, witnessed by The
reporters OF The Sun and many other nSnoF.
notices OF which have appeared again and
again before the public, 6eNdes his standing
~ q gentleman OF character and reNpacta.
bility n sufficient guarantee 10 The nliiicled,
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURRI..
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DIsEAsEs on IMpRupRNcR.

once, No. 2 south Frederick street.
Len hand ode golng from Baltimore street \
few dooB rom the corner. Fall not 70 ob.
serve name and number. -
- No Letters received nnles post paid and
containing astafnp 10 DO used on the reply,
Persons writing should state age, and send
toms 1911
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reject that a sound mind and body ara IN.
most necessary requisites 70 promote comm.
bal happiness. Indeed, without tieqe fbe
Journey through life becomes o weary pIleri.
mage; tho prospect hourly darEenS 10 in
view, the mind become 8 aha lowed with deis
pair and hlled with the melancholy refIec.
ton that the happiness OF another becomeS