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must own. though she is my wife
now, TIA, / discovered depth of feel.
ing and knowledge Of the world
combined ia her, which somewhat
surprised me, considering hoe little
she used to so into soriety round
kenmarc. She told me, however,
that they wont to london every
spring OF course. we soon found
on; friends known TO both of Us, and
spent a pleasant morning chatting
together till lnach
After that meal. rendered some
what serious to ne hy the rccollec-
ton ef wha, I had 70 do, ! een.urel
70 ask Mr. Bryan TO admit me to bis
library, where rcputc spoke Of several
choice Ezevirs That wss the sure
way % She old gentleman heart.
| After admiring them, . told him un-
re.eryedly Of the whole scheme, ex-
ca-ing myself on the score Of
thoughtlessness for engaging in
fr5hc which bad turned out 50 real
that It was absolutely necessary. n
gentleman that | should inform him
Of 1t before Prosecuting my aeguaint-
ance with BIZ dalahicr any longer.
lie took il very much better than
ever | expected him to do--much
better. in short, than deserved.
Ilarlaud Don came over and pre-
scribei, with a slight twinkle in his
/ eve res and abstinence from all cX.
citemon, for few days more OF
course, ] remained where | was
/ Luckily, Sir Ralph Garnett, slain at
/ lIesham vas direct ancestor Of
mine, which much consolcd Ar.
Bryan for entertaining me. Tho
fair Helen bad now some one TO acc
/ company her on her lonely rambles
/ by the river nr 70 csnter by her side
on the breezy moors. | returned TO
suitor. and 10 DO them Justice tho
fellow. paia up in full. only stipu-
latins tlist thef should an dance at
the wedding You know what a
bore mon ARE 10 garrison society. so
| soon sold out and am great deal
D happier with Helen and her fortune
I oh BRYAN died thrco wears ago.,
than ever deserved to be.
Well. said, athanks for your
story stll think sou lucky fell
law.and better still. clever devi-er.
+ With vour talent, YOU would have
made a good general
Come come. Fitz. YOU are jeai.
: Gus sherry 40. then we viii Join
% Helen
Next day the Comptons came.
Ga-aet -are mc slight poke in the
: r5ts AS We returned from irving
= new br,ech loading rife on the
4. ysuuc rocks. and encountered MIR.
Compton. a great man personally and
% mentally ao. iu chat be was thlir
d man of re,ig sessions and sheriff OF
t'ia auntv. lli. daughter and her
c mother aseampsuiel him the latas
a pleasant goodl5aking matron as
e c.tr incurred the profane criticism e
p our American friends Do, Former.
z well. how h. describe herr / am no.
a. 49,. ... a. 4,
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, when Southern men were in the hab
it of holding men to 4 rigid persona
accountability for the use of improp
err language had become so disrepu
table, that it was dcnominatei
" bear garden, where confusion
, worse confoundc.l reigncd II
o Europe, when propriety, dignity, an,
self respect are recognized anon
men occupying high official posi-
tons such conduct was recognize,
among all classes as disrcpusahle
aud among many urged A. exhibit
ing the RIGHTEOUSNESS of free. re-
publican government Since scccs
sion, there ha. been remarkahl,
change for the worse The " lcaycl
that lcaycned the loaf has departed
~ an instance of the prc,cn, dcgcn
cracy in dignity and self respect o
the members of that body, We copy
the following letter from Kinder
hook whose .prightly letters to til,
New Orleans Picayunc have beer
generally noticed aud read with ap
proyal Was there ever such de
rrayity shown even in the decliu,
of falling empires
Lest your readers should fc. mere
dulity ut the Extraordinary and shame
iul proc.cdinEs in the House ul Repre-
sentative yesterday ! enclose full re
port of what took place \ member
from Missouri man named loan
rose ia his place. and deiheralel,
charged President y hn.lu with bein.
uu artj,, acrumphcc aud participant in
the murder ut Abraham Lincoln. and
with having so cOutrived the blood,
decd hat be should succeed to the ofhc,
ct President Was ho cunehei down
iwjjh indisuau, ,ruru2 Ne lie wa.
permitted to go uu. aud rcad hi, vii,
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called To- order and when % dozen OF
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jer had also .prane in. aud was CON
tribuung a. I dcaircdj 10 ;he con
fusion. However a. be seized me
most uuecrcmon.ou.ly by the collar
of the coat and took rather too
large portion rf nay ucrk with il
20 be pleasant found !, needful
once more TO drive 10 the post, Just
o. ! Easy Miss Bryan eesficBlating
'a1'.rally To The Padd.e- TO save me,
and .he would give them any money
they W. bed Thus stimulated, as
SOON as they had recovered from
their run. one observed carslcs,ly,
Faith Mix, viii Sc take care Of
mv 'o.gery2 When So -aye liie.
save also 9oar coat
Nonumandiaul rosred the
other il1ly Moses bow cowli il
is
llc walked in Ir to his neck and
stretched TO- mc but 30 my frantic
efforts '1 save myself. ] managed,
drowning re1ra always do 70
thrust myself further 10 just out Of
Bis clutches
Meanwhile sims had torn out a
milin. from che hodge and handed
. r. 90 the valiant waller hsl Jaw be
meli'a'cd rokja. mg rib, with it. |
Judged 10 prudent 20 descend to my
irienii, stump third time when
once more emerged. / w,s evident.
ly exhausted
llaoav 80 raIpcen observed
the Paddy ou the hank tax my
.hiilclleb an1 just clutch his honor'
feet with o. IT, FL work touching
o. man 'ilI be- 7cIl drowned Mike.
Vow. however. as J hoated supine
nearer them Sims jumped IN, and,
holding Mike , hand lu-eed me out
20 all appearance 90 ,Woon. had
calculated tho place nicely hand.
bridge SOME thirty yards of crossed
the stream. Ni'- bryan has passed
over th- and no eS'rame agitation
while She -en' NJ e "h AZ once TO
the barracks for d TOR knott down
If Wr rt'.'i Nf ifll. ana hn9eriN
cnicd mF bands Il was trying
position FITZGERALD, aud was not I'M
proved when she applied her scent
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

Two | :. Senators were elected We,
~rday BY the Legislature of k.n-as
Poneroy for the long term, and T g
Ross to oil vacancy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

-Four NV STATES -The person
nam~t Bundy representing the State
named Iowa, want, TO divide Texas
into four new territories, preparatory
To making four new States, What a
splendid chance To provide snug
places for al the msndscant and Va
gran, "loyslp,s,' who love thcli
sesstty 20 much, and who are 50
willing to sacrifice themselves to =
-.lary Tor the sake Of The old flag
| Bundy ough. to have \ vote Of
thanh, Immediately. Gal N<x~,
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COTTON, COTTON :.
tDnn BALE, WANTED. ter which
NVNN tbs highest market price si|l
hc paid loo spceie. green back or goods
aui groceries At nominal rates
W Il u " Am s 90
Nov 10 g liU
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DI>sDI.t IlbN.

tClIt. PARTN ERSlilp heretofore cS
i.,ug between rATll.lU MASON
NALL Attorney. At Law IS this day
d,ssnl,,d ny m1nal consent Mason \
llai, r,uhr Of ihcm is eultuf.z cj u
!. ttl, tie business Of TIE firm
T. \ FArltIsO.
WI. II MASON,
j VI II vi.
Jan 3, ~ 2l;3i
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TAKE NOTICE,

HORSE SiIukiNG (all toan') 4
Ill CASH /, charged 90 th'' book.
~ MI rVaei. apd al, osh~t work ID pro
po'''o' -
ALAN 4 90.
Augsst vs. $50 vi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-09

A great deal of property hs* been
destroyed by nrsr" insendisr'e-, -
the south western par; Of Virginia
and north western par, ~ North
Carolina
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"a AS, ROIlREh, F.
Watch maker and JeweIer.

Oscar the south East corner Of We sllarel
\FFERS his professional services t.
y the citizens Of Marshall mud Vi
cinity Work well done, aud satisfac
ton guaranteed
October l3, sbG iOu
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ss.y' The people OF Massachusetts.
are much more IN need Of white,
than We OF Texas are of ucrro
bureau The Picayuno say
"pr Ordway, MASSACHUSETTS, gen
ticman. who Is thought 10 Doe serS &c
csntric their Tor bis zeal % abolish the
whipping II white girl~ AMI bow. under
the Ma sschuscits laws. has made poh
location 10 which he state, or che Va
thorlty ot . record KEEP, hy teae hcr>
there hAy been over l3.Istp case. ~
such fAsclla,tons within niur mun.h.
past some uf these have been gwen IN
the newspapers, e- severe aud lace ~
ting souc inflicted ly men on sro.n
rirl.. and hy female teachers on boss
and girls with violence and cruelty
Congress ought 70 send comu..
SION Of investigation, and Nr kHs.ra.
Of Iowa, or some ,ther distant phil m
thropist ought to move an amsudmsat
to The ri,il RIGHT. bill, or give tho rS =,
ius ono a Congressional iutcrprriaii On
vhich shall put an end u this baThauty
There have NOT h'rn half so many o.
Eroes whipped ven Tor crime. in 40 .h
Southern states during the sane 70
Rod
The Mississippi Legislature is in
session The Jackson Clarion So IS:
We are pleased to sec SO many prop
,siiioas being introduced to promote
au. arrtpultur,i int.f,st. and Ia IN .
ducr capital to our State The bill
offered by Nr Barry, Of Coplsh,
wall, if passed invite millions to our
State on terms that will not be ruin
ou- to planters In tn. connection
We suggest repeal of the statute by
which the real estate owned by an
uunaiuralifcl foreigner becomes the
property o. the State upon his death
Joseph Rogers and sally Ann r.
till formerly slaves. cohahitcd as
husband and wife for fifteen year. ia
Madison county, Kentucky, up 10
her death last April Rogers claim
ed administration Of her estate
ag,in., her brother Henry Esull,
and the Court of Appeals has just
decided that cohabita,ion cannot un.
/ der any circumstances, operate or be
held - legal marriage. without con.
forming to the laws regulating the
marriage contract
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5}ArAirnl Gums.

hB q + EApS oilers biz prots.
- sioual services to the ciii2cus OF
/ Marshall aud vicinity.
OFricg at Woods Drug Store. north
sd" 81 the Puhlic Square Al oflc-s
lcit there will b. promptly attended to.
/ January 3, ST. 2l-u
hR :. EN"AN. uaicc east ol the
- Capitol Ilolrlan opposite Telegraph
office Office hours from 10 u. IN, I'll H.,
m aud from . =. m, TIL Il =. IN.
Terms. Settlement when the case Is
discharged
January /. 1867 2l-T
nR. II /. WlrllfRSPOUN, Sur
~ gcuu gud Physician, Marshall Texas
Orricg-- ior the present. u, Sears 4
Withcrsponn Drug store
july u 90 n45
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

ATTENTION is directed to the adver.
tisement OF concert to be given ut The
South Wheeling NJ. L. Church for the
benefit OF the Sabbath School connected
with that congregation. We have been
informed that the arrangements are
complete-the music selected is good,
and the thorough training through
which the children have passed. gives
promise that the entertainment will be
OF a high order. The object for which
the concert is given is worthy one,
and we hope to be able to chronicle the
fact that it was perfect success, both
unsteady and financially. Go early
on Thursday evening, and take every
body with you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

THE RAG MARKET.-It used to be
that rags were always merchantable at
good, prompt prices in this market, but
just now they seem to be drug. The
stock on hand is large, probably thirty
tons, and the nominal price is nom 4 to
AZ CTS, although no great quantity
could be sold at those rates. The sale
for them is unusually slow, notwith-
standing newspaper still brings from
Il to ID cts. 1t strikes us that either
rags should advance or newspaper
should drop considerable. Before the
war they were sold at 81 and cts, and
paper brought So and cents. Now
rags are almost back to the old price,
but paper is nearly 100 per cent. highe r.
How is this? Cannot the paper max ers
give some explanation of this contra
dictory circumstance
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

TAYLOR AND FAIRLY oRGANs.-one
OF the most powerful as well as s~eet-
est organs for Church, School or Hail.
the No. 10, Taylor Il Farley. 1t has the
Sub Base and the Octave Coupler, and
all experienced Organists agree that 1t
exceeds in power and sweetness, or
gans with or 10 stops.
Come and judge for yourselves.
Z. A. Weber Is the only agent for
these organs for Wheeling and the
neighborhood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

r HAVE TEN BUILDING LOTS AID.
| Joining the suspension Bridge, on the
Island, fronting on Virginia street and Penn :
sy!vania and Ohio streets and 9. Zane street,
that wish to sell. They can be bought at
private sale, and II not sold by the 18TH OF
July Will DC offered at auction on that day.
There Is on one OF the lots large three story
tenement house, containing 20 rooms. divided
into three separate houses, with gardens at
tached. To any person wishing an invest
ment or home, IL il the most desirable
property in the city.
juni7-H C. l.. ZANE.
The above sale is postponed from the 18th
inst to the 18th inst, ut ten O'Clock.
Ilyll I'D G. l.. ZANE.
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TRorrrSa or sATURDAY.-We remind
our readers that the advertised trotting
and pacing matches at tine Fair Grounds
on the Island, will certainly come of
on Saturday afternoon next. There
will be three races, and all who take a
pleasure in looking at fine horse flesh
and seeing it get over ground fast, will
be gra,ified by attending.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

WE were called on yesterday by Mr..
Joseph Hodson, Of Liverpool, Ohio, au-
thor ola volume of poems, which he is
DESTROYS OF bringing TO the notice Of our
citizens. The book is the production of
one who writes while engaged in his
daily occupation at the bench, and has
been recommended by Hon, John A.
Bingham. 1t is gotten up in blue and
gold, and retails at one dollar per
copy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

POLICE CoURr.-The Police Court was
pretty lively, yesterday morning.
James Livingstone was tried for crea-
ting "A disturbance OF the public peace
by using loud and abusive Language to-
ward Mrs. Margaret c. Mercer, on the
18th OF July.
Previous to that time, Livingstone
and his wife had stopped "a few days
with Mrs. Mercer, but had gone away,
the lady, Mrs.M :, declining to keep them
longer. On the 18th inst. Livingstone
returned 10 the house and asked foF his
marriage certificate. He was Informed
that II was not about the house, his
wife having taken it with her. He then
INDUCED in abusive language towards
Mrs. Mercer. He was fined So and
costs.
Samuel Seamon and II. ]. Wade, both
gentlemen residing on tho Island, were
up for creating disturbance OF the
peace in that locality on she morning
OF the 10Th inst.
appeared that a difficulty Ind ex-
istcd for some time between the Sea-
mon and Wade families in regard to the
boundary line between adjacent lots
occupied by the two, Wade claiming
that the fence stood upon his property.
To remedy the matter Wade knocked
the fence down, and while engaged in
the work young Seamon appeared, and
called upon him to desist. Wade still
continuing the demolishing process,
Seamon picked up "a brick and flour
ished it, but did not throw. AT this
state Of affairs some female relatives OF
Seamun interfered and carried him into
the house.
Warrants were issued for the two.
upon complaint, and they were each
fiued 81 and costs.
James Robinson and Elizabeth Burk-
cit were arraigned for being on the
streets, Monday night, for the purpose
oflewdness and prostitution, and fined
$40 and costs each.
Timothy O'Shay got drunk Monday
night, and made himself so conspicu.
Gus somewhere in Centre Wheeling
that a policeman arrested him and took
him TO the lookup. When broughtintC
Court, yesterday morning, he was still
laboring under the effect of his pota'
tions. and conducted himself in so bOist
erous manner that he wasiremandet
TO the lookup. He was fined $40 ant
costs.
There were cases against David Liber
John Shockensey and Ellen Sullivan
saloon keepers, for selling liquor on
Sunday contrary to law. Judgment
was confessed in each case and the full
penalty orthe law imposed. FT
There being no further business, the
Court adjourned until this morning at
8 pollock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

ACCIDENT on CLAY SrRKET.-Some-
time yesterday, II little child of a Mrs.
Collins, residing on Clay street, East
wheeling, Tell off porch on which it
Was playing to a brick pavement be-
low, II distance of about fifteen feet.
The child was senseless for II considera-
BILE time after its fall, but WIS finally
restored and is, we believe, doing we'll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

PARIS ExPosITIoS.-The following.
cable telegram has just been forwarded
from New York to Messrs. VIM. Sum
ner d Co., of this city:
PARIS, June p. 1S67.-At the Paris
Exposition, the Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine has been awarded the
Highest Premium-the only Gold Med
al, for superiority as Sewing Machine
for general purposes, over eighty-two
competitors. Howe received Gold
Medal as an inventor, not for Machines.
The Sewing Machine interest was
fully represented at Paris, every Ma
chine of any prominence before the
world being on exhibition, making this
the greatest triumph ever achieved by
any Sewing Machine, and certainly en-
titles the Wheeler & Wilson to the en-
visble position it has SO long held, The
best Sewing Machine in the world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-We learn that
a movement is on foot in the interior
counties of the State to get mp an Agrl-
cultural Fair for ceRtraI West virginia
Quite large number of shares nave
been taken, and it is expected that the
tsrsl fair will be held the coming fall.
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BUsBY, LITTLE & Co..
Carriage Makers,

"wHo never tolls or watches, never
sleeps, who never fasts, no feast en-
joys" Without any desire to question
the truth of the above, we would re-
mind our readers that the place to get
glass of ice cold, sparkling Soda Wafer
Favored with the most delicious Of syr-
UPS, is at Z. Bookings, No. Odd Eel
lO1aya Hall
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AnteIs.
Stann House.

TIME SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
Informs MS friends and the public gener.
ally that he has opened the "StRmm House.
No. % Water street The HouSe.ts new, with
an entire outfit of new furniture, and Is COM
p!ete in every respect The Proprietor
pledges himself to spare no pains to render
mis- guests comfortable, and hopes TO receive
a liberal snare OF patronage.
Ample stabling, attended by careful and
Ht 3aRii.sm n0'us'' HENRY srAMM.
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PROGRESS OF THE STREET RAILWAY.
The track Of the Street Railway has
been laid on Main street, between Mad
isun and Jefferson. The paviors were
at work, yesterday, and will, we sup
pose, complete to-day the repsving OF
that portion of the street torn up for the
track. We learn that it is the intention
OF the company to extend the track
across the Island to bridgeport RS soon
as rinasihle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

THE MOONLIGHT SOCIAL at the Mar
,insvilIe grove, last evening, was a very
gratifying success. Great numbers
went from here, at o'clock in the
evening, by the steam ferry-boat from
Martins Ferry, and returned between
10 and IL o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

BIG "RUS" AT BILLIARDs.-AH Herald
special OF yesterday states that. at
game played at Long Branch on the
day before, McDevitt made run" Of
5g5 ON "the two reds" the balls being
'.iawed" at no time during the run"
This, we believe, is the largest run"
ever made at billiards under similar
circumstance
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FIRE ON MARKET SrREEr.-Yester-
day evening about o'clock, Squire
McCourtney went into the grocery
store OF Goring & .Burdats, Market
Square, and purchased some cigars.
Tnking match, he proceeded to light
one of them, which accomplished, he
curolessly tossed the still burning match
to one side. 1t SO happened that it lit
in Il pan, placed under II barrel of re-
fined petroleum to catch the drippings.
Instantly the oil in the pan was in
flames. which rapidly spread, and
threatened for few moments TO over
whelm everything. But by the prompt
application OF buckets of water, carried
from nsighborinR hydrants, they were
partially subdued, and the barrel of
petroleum rolled into tho street. BY
this time reel from the hose house on
Union street had arrived at the scene,
aud an attachment made. A stream of
water from the hose was then turned
ON and the dire completely cxtiuGuish-
ed. The barrel OF petroleum burn
ing in the street was then similarly
treated.
The amount OF damage done was but
slight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

IL THE Court Of Appeals, Tuesday
morning, July 10th, present judges
Brown, Maxwell and Irvine, an appeal
was allowed from the Judgment of the
Circuit Court of Ohio county, in the
ease OF Auditor of West Virginia. Us.
VIM. Bennett, et. al. On motion of d.
Peck, Esq, Judge r. l.. Berkshire and
George G. SturIiss were q uulified as At
torneys IN this Court.
The argument of Hon. C. s. Lewis in
the case ofJ.& a. Boring rs. s. Boring,
commenced Monday, was continued.
Mr.. Boggess followed on the same side.
The closing argument was made by
Judge Lee, which occupied the time up
10 the hour Of adjournment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-17

WILL OFFER FOR A SHORT TIME A
w most desirable country residence, stu
ated between mount de Cnantai and the
National Road, 81 miles east OF WheeliI &.
Contains 9 Acres o. excellent land, lrult
trees. grapes, shrubbeTy, &c. with neat,
well Il Wished House, one tenement and all
necessary out-buildingS.
Inquire EoOn at u. W. LOSE d rOS. Pho
tograph Gallery. No l39 Main street. Jlyll.lw