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United States Court.

The United States Court. Judge j. j
jackson presiding, met yesterday morn
ing, and the only business transacted
during the day was the taking of evi
dence in the steamers Hornet and Bay
ard case. The Court adjourned unit
this corning at nine O'Clock, when the
ease win be resumed.
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Established a. Refuge from Quackery. The
only place where q cure can be obtained.
YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims Of Sell:
taIy Vice that dreadful aud destructive habit
which annually sweeps 20 an untimely grave
thousands of Young Men OF the most eIaissd
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other
wise have entanced listening Senatcs with the
thunder of eloqnence, or walked 20 ecstacy the
Thrilling lYrr may call with fun conhdenoe.
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West Virginia Glass Works
for Sale.

DY ORDER OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
ID the West Va. Glass Works, including the
Real Estate, Moulds and Tools, Pots stock Of
company excepting the book accounts, will be
offered at private sale for thirty days. on rea
sonabls terms If not sold in that time the
whole concern will be offered for sale by public
auction and sold 10 the highest bidder.
This n an excellent opportunity for q company
If rr.ctitai Ny0rknfeS 20 Ike money rs every
thing is In excellent condition and good working
order. ITO
By order of the Committee on Sale.
Mr. Ripley will be on the premises constantly
dnrinr IKE day and answer any questions tina,
nov H.. asked ie6,tf
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TN PURSUANCE OF THE DE.
i crees of the said Court, made in the above
entitled canses, I, tho Sheriff Of Ohio county
will, ON the nth day of July, 1861, at the Pnbic
house of William Irwin. in the town OF West
Liberty, sell at public sale, ON the terms AFTER
named, to the highest and best Sidder the FOL;
lowing property, to-wit: Lots Nos. lSI, lo2 and
l5a in the town of West Liberty, and parcel
Of ground or tract OF land near said town oi
West Liberty, containing eleven andthrce-quar'
ter acres of land more or less, aud wkieh was
sold by Jarret Steel to said Reuben +, hedges.
There is said TO be good orchard on thus tract
of land.
The said lots Nos. Isl, l52 and i53 viii be sold
on a credit by two equal instalments. one ut six
months and the other at twelve months with
Interest from the, day of sale. and tbs said par
eel or tract of land viii be sold for cash, as 70
one hundred dollars and as TO residue on cred,
it by two equal instalments ut six and twelve
months, with interest from the day OF sale.
The purchasers will be required to give their
obligations with COED personal security, to se-
curr the payment of the deferred instalments
with interest from the day of sale, and no deeds
will be- made till the purchase money u fully
paid. THOMAS j.: CAMf5ELL
ielS-tu Sherln OF OnlO county,
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NOTICES.
Dividend.

WHEELING, W. Va, June %, 1867.
V'HE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
j Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company
have this day declared a dividend of four (sl per
cont. on the capita, stock of the Company out
of the earnings for the last six months, payable
on or after the sixth day OF Juiy 1867, TO the
stockholders holding stock on this date.
mly2Iw JOSEPH LAWSON. Sec'y.
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StOckhOlders' Meeting.
N n - TING n r.

a the stockholders of the NORTHWESTERN
HANK oTrvfRaISfa. will be held at the NATIONAL
BANK on WEsr NIR0JNIA.a al Wheeling on Tues
day, the 9th day of July, at 10 O'clock A: M, to
consider San, Act to provide fer winding ny
the affairs of the NORTHWESTERN BANk OF N,R
einia February, 1sfli!, 1867 ID. q, LIST, -
- = b77r VI. '0i % GIBSON LAMB,
.ar Committee ;cfo Stce khclders.
Wheeling. Nav g. ls67.td s'clHi 9-l @i.,..
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The Weather.

The Weather.
The weather still continues very
warm. Yesterday forenoon we were
visited with a drenching rain, which
laid the dust but, we are sorry to say,
did not cool the air.
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Reparator Capilli.


Throw away your false frizzes, your switches,
your Wig
Destructive of comfort and not worth fig:
Come aged, come ysuthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your OWE luIuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
TOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
il heads Cfroni whatever cause il may have
fallen OUT and forcing growth Of hair upon the
face, Il has no equal IL will force the beard 10
grow upon the snioothest face in from five 20
eight weeks, or hair upon bald heads in from
two to three m0nths A few ignorant practi.
TONERS have asserted that there Is nothing that
win force OF hasten the growth Of the hair OF
beard Their assertions are false a. Thousands
Of living witnesses from. their own experience
can bear witness. But many win say, how are
We ~ Distinguish tina genaiha from tbs spur.
ous II certainly IL difficult, a. nine-tenths Of
the different preparations Sdvertised for the
hair and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large amounts
in their purchase To such we would say, try
the Reparator Capilli; It viii cost Jon nothing
unless Il fully comes up TO our Representations
II your Druggist does not keep IT, send Us one
dollar and we will forward it. post paid, together
with receipt for tho money which viii be re-
turned you on application, providing entire sal
WI, CLARK 4 CO, Chemists,
No. 3 West Fsyette street, SrRAcpsE, n. Y.
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Election Notice.

INHE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK.
i holders Of the wbeeiing Gas Company will
be held at the office of the Company on the sec
ond Monday, July 9Th, at 2 O'clock T. NJ, for
the purpose Of election of Directors
ie3S2w GEO. 4. TINGLE, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.

an MONDAY MORNING JULY 8, / WILL
I J commence cleaning the Water Works Basin,
asd on that morning all manufacturing estab
lishments and persons using street hose, VIII
please cease using water uRtil after Nhe job Of
Cleaning Is completed. j, W. CUMMINGS.
iuly2-Iw
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NOTICE,

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN
f4 the Liquor business, Casper Keim, the
nams and style Of the firm win be S. Keim a.
Bro. .EH.rIE r9s.IEGE 90 Us ..#Tr is'--.. .s.
hereby give notice shat 4 desire all persons
having billa against me tn prsssntCthen immedi-
ately; and those indebfed To me dsxih please call
and settle, a. \ Hish to,clese All my accounts rs
soon a. possible. N-C-a 9i SIM0HKB1A.
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state ofWest Virginia.

Ohio County CircHh Court, Nay RHlesi
100" .G n 2 r 81
Stephen B. Mccormick. Y q
o.. Pin Chancery.
4 aaanlla s. McC0rmiek.i,a..E5 .r.sfsyA
tain decfee against the defendant for d.
yorce from the bonds Of matrimOuy.- -.
= And Il Appearing from an af1idaSit fled IN tlis
cals% that Isabella s NcCormick d not resi
dent OF this State, on motion Of The complain
ant BY his council, &c l. ordered that she dc
and attend to her interest - s -
a copy .Jeste; MICHAEL .BRENIG,
: g. u CR1yfKR-I =. .-- o., Clerk.
p Attornes for Complainant jetoSE4v.
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TMenfy-Riye for One Dollar.

One dollar will purchase TWENTY-FIVE
tickets that will entitle you to twenty
five glasses of the best Soda Water t.
be had anywhere. Sold at f. Bookings
No. |, Odd Fellows Hall.
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BUsBY, LITTLE a. Co.,
Carriage Makers,

per E. HAYES, .,...
Feb. -, 1867. Wheeling, ". Va.
The family machines, like those
adapted to coarser work, are unequaled
for plain sewing, hemming, braiding
and EMBRolDERING. Go to Oxtoby &;
Dufield's jewelry store, 1O3 Main street,
and see for yourselves,
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young MN

Who have injured themselves by certain prao-
tice INDUCED in when alone, n habit frequently
learned from evil oOmpaniOns, or 90 school, tbs
effects Of which arp nightly folt, even when
asleep, and y not cured. renders marriage I'm.
possible and destroys both mind and boiy
should apply immediately ..
What pity that q young man. the hope si
his country, tho darling Of his paronta, should
be snatohsd from all prospects and cpJoyments
Of life by the Consequences Of dsviatlng ffom
the path Of nature and INDUCING IN . certain
secret habit Such parHons must, before con
| formulating
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Life Scholarship, Forty Dollars
Books, Blanks and Stanonery -.......sS 90
NO Extra Charges

For Railroading. SteambOatiDg Banking &c, a
in many other Colleges, and students from dis
lance win find that Wheeling Is the cheapest
and best point &C which TO attend Busineas
College, Boarding. the chief item, being con
Siderably lower than in larger city.
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We can successfully compete with any Shoe
House in the East OF West; for the proof OF
which we invite you 70 an examination Of our
EVAn goods warranted uniform in quality.
.. MCCLELLAN e. KNOX.
mart .... -,. .#.B
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
Adninistrator's Sale
uonsehold ard Kitchen Furniture.

an FRIDAY THE 9th INST. AT TIE
late residence Of Mrs. Elizabeth Duniayey,
deceased Iwills all &C auction all the household
and Kitchen fnrniture belonging 70 her estate
consisting in part Of Tables. Sofass Bureaus
Chairs, Bedsteads, Carpets. Pictures Airrors'
Terms of Sale--all sums under $50 cash all
sums over s5s credit Of three months Win aP,
proved security. Sale TO commence AZ ~ Q CLOCK
A. n. ISRAEL efpE1hs
The above sale ia postponed until 18th Of
r,ir' -N'''' 49, je2S,td
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O.. 4. e..

Ole.
At Odberts drug store the finest Soda
Fountain in the city and more choice
syrups made from the fruit at the low
price of 25 tickets for one dollar.
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A COMPROMISED ASSAULT.

Mr.. Jacob Crise made an assault upon
Frank Ritter, of which Frank made
complaint in his angry moments, but
after sleeping over the matter Frank
thought it not advisable to push the
charge, and the ARRAY was amicably
adjusted by Jacob forking over the
costs.
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Home Testimony.

Home Testimony.
We have used Grover & Bakers No.
Machines for two years in our coach fac
tory, and have finally laid by The Singer
Machines, which we formerly used, pre-
ferring yours decidedly, for all kinds OF
carriage work-from dashboard to the
finest cloth.
pr-Spx- I.rrr~rr Il A ~
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SheriA,S Sale.

David Lutes, Attachment in Chsncery,
rs. in the Circuit Court OF
Reuben +. Hedges ohio Co, w Va.
and others,
Simon Horkheimer
u.s. Same.
Same.
Jacob Trobaseo, forl
the benefit Of Levi
Mills Same.
pS.
Same.
John NJ Cooper,
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WANTS.

CEwING MACuINRs.-
- Agents wanted everywhere TO sell our lew
priced, fully licensed machines. Send for our
circular SHAW & CLARK, 5. N. Co.. Bidde
ford Maine. novl4-ly
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JOHN TEECE.

lTALSTER AND HOP DEALER,
Nl Water Street, Centre Wheeling, West
Virginia Highest cash price paid for Barley.
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s. F. FARIS.

MARBLE WORKER a. sCULP-
WI TOR, No. H. Main Street. Wheeling w.
Va
~ Monumental Work of all kinds made 20
order on short notice. Particular attention paid
TO Portrait Sculpture aud Designing. sepD
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HUBBARD, BRO. &CO.

very large and elegant assortment Of the above
mentioned goods, consisting of French China
Dinner Sets, Gold Band and Decorated Tea
Sets, Tureens, Covered Dishes Casaroles, Cups
and Saucsrs, Plates and Dishes, Vases. Orna-
ments. &c. Very handsome Parian Marble
Statuettes, Faith and Hope, Summer and Au.
tnmn, Flower Girl, &c. Also, an assortment Of
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Largest in the United States,

Supplied with Banks, Stores, Telegraph Office
Post Once, Railroad, Steamboat, Commission
Manufacturetsi Brokers' and Insurance Oficea
&c. combining f.. .T.f......
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons. Lon
don, graduate from one .oi the most eminen,
Colleges In the United StAtes. and the greater
has effected some 81 the most astonishing cure
that were ever known. Many tronhlea with
ringing In the head and cars when asleep. great
nervousness being alarmed NJ sudden sounds,
bashfnlncss, with frequent blushing. attended
sometimes with arrangement IL mind wcre cur
al Immediately, %.
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HENRY SEAMON.

IHEAaER IN ALL KINDS OF TO.
~ baccO, Pipes Snuff. &C. Manufacturer of No.
Wheeling StOgies No. 81 Water street. Hav.
ing made arran gcmenta with one Of the leading
tobacco houses In the country, am prepared 81
offer all the best grades of Chewing TOUacco at
Manufacturer Prtces inaylb2w
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SPRING IMPORTATION. 0 1867.
RIBBONS, =,
STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG. GATOR e. CO..

Importers and Jobbers &c
Ribbons, Bonnet SlksaTnd Satins,i
Blmds, Nets, Grapes, veivetA,
Raehes, Flowers, Feathers,
Straw Bcnnets and Ladies' HatE
Trimmed aud UntTimmed
r. Shaker Hoods. &e-,
235 and 330 Baltimore Street
BALTIMORE, MD.
Offer the largest stock to be found In this Coun
try, and uneqnaIled in choice
variety and eheaPness-
Orders solicited and prompt attention given
mari
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Judge Good fined him twenty dollars

Judge Good fined him twenty dollars
and costs.
AN INEBRIATEp MISUNDERSTANDING.
In Centre Wheeling two young men,
named Thomas Mountain and Mr..
Reed, by continued drinking had be-
come reckless, and the extent of their
imagination seemed to be the conceit
of one over the other in the matter OF
muscle. The storm finally eliminated
in mutual agreement that both should
retire to the street and test the matter.
They did 50. The result was that each
was fined fiyedollars and costs. r'l
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II w PHILLIPS.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
i STEAM ENGINE BUILDER and GensIal
Machinist, North Wheeling, w. Va
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Personal.

Hon. Garrett Davis crossed the river
at Bellairc yesterday on his way East.
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Coverings Philadelphia Re
go. fined Sugar. .-.
- BARRELS HARB AND SOFT,
y crushed powdered and Efannhted. just
: ceived andtfor sale by M. REILLY
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TERMS:

For our College Monthly and Circulars en-
tanning ever particular, and for specimens O
Prof DOw's writing znd Aourishing. address =
.eRRAsEY, 'BEAKELE&DOw.
I TX p 515 a2S.-.7lW WHEELING W. VA.
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LINEN TABLE GLOTHS,

Napkins, Doylers, Towels, &C., together with q
lot of FANCY ARTICLES. The ladies are
respectfully invited to attend this sale, embrac-
ing articles rs it does, rarely offered ut public
auction. The sale. win be continued until the
entire stock is disposed Of.
july6 W. H. BASSETT, Auctioneer.
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Extraordinary Female FoOt-Race.
One Hundred and Nine Miles in Thir-
teen Hours.
chihuahua Mexico) Correspondence Of the
New York Herald

chihuahua @exico) Correspondence Of the
New York Herald.1
Among the Tarahumares foot-racing
is a fsvorite diversion, and even the
women compete in the lists. At times
a great rivalry springs up between the
adjoining towns of some districts as to
the relative merits of the contestants.
Within q month a rivalry of this kind
between the two villages of Baconia
and Sesoguiche gave rise TO the most
famous foot-Iace on record. Four of
the fastest women from each town were
selected, and, accompanied to an inter
mediate point between the towns,
where there wa an oblong mountain
three Mexican leagaes around it by
measurement Of the road around this
it was stipulated that the race was to
take place, the prize to be conceded to
those who made the quickest time in
running around the mountain fourteen
times-a distance, at the very least, of
one hundred English miles. At fixed
points within the circumference of the
mountain, guards were stationed, who
were to see that the race was conduct
ed with fairness. The whole popula-
ton of the surrounding country had
assembled, with whatever of value they
could collect, that they might have the
opportunity of betting something upon
the result which was TO bring shame or
honor to the rival villages. They were
also sufficiently civilized TO have a
large quantity ofthe intoxicating drink
the Tezuina.
As the eight athletic creatures took
their places at the starting point the
excitement ran high; they were, like
the old Roman athletes, stripped Tor
the contest, the only garment worn
being a short petticoat, which reached
within about six inches Of the knee
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why do the Sick remain Sick
when they can be cured!

DR.. E. Jollie Msttocks warrants 8 cure in ev.
cry case before the vital organs ase destroyed
by liberation.
DR.. Mattocks can be consulted at Warren eV-
cry month through the year 1861 a. follows:
Warren, National Hotel. on. Mondays-Jan
24th. Ravenna. Gillett House. Tuesdays-Jan.
18th. Feb. 18th. March 18th. April S0th. May 18th.
Akron. Empire House, Wednesday-Jan. 3Oth.
Residence. Cleveland. 107 Erie Sc. every satur-
day, Jan. 9. 1S67-tf.
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Our informant who stopped his travels
Tor day to witness this novel race,
was struck with the magnificent de-
yelopment of muscle displayed by a
sWarthy looking belle, whose petticoat
was a little shorter than the rest, and
he forthwith bet his pile on Seso-
guiche. There were other finely de-
veloped creatures in the list, but none
whose bright eyes, clean limbs, hard
looking flesh and apparent gutta per-
cha elasticity of motion drew so vivid
ly upon his Imagination, and so power
full upon his purse.
The whole beVy were off at the word
60, amid the widest excitement, and
the betting commenced. The time
was six o'clock and thirty-iYe minutes
IN the morning. The first, second,
third, fourth and even the fifth turn
was completed without any great adj
vantage upon either side /; but during
the next five turns it was evident that,
with the exception of fair belle men
toned, Sesoguiche was losing ground.
She, however, kept breast and breast
with two why creatures from Baconia.
At the twelfth turn Of the mountain
all but the three mentioned dropped
from the track. The multitude was
now pretty well soaked with Tezuina,
and the betting ran to the widest x
tremes ; every one who had any thing
of value staked ii on the race-hoes
plows and other agricultural imple-
ments, horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, goats,
cats, dogs, and whatever else there was
of value changed hands. The men bet
their clothes, while the women pitched
in and bet their ~petticoats. All was a
wild uproar, and the Derby sweep
stakes we're nowhere.
The thirteenth turn wa made, but
it was evident that the Sesoguiche
belle was getting out of wind, and after
all had not so much bottom as the wlry
contestants from Baconia. But she
was not far behind, and although Ba-
coma took the prize it was not a mat
ter for much Boosting.
The two women from the latter town
received with the loudest shouts
of joy by their townspeople. They
had finished the race at eight O'Clock
in the evening, making the whole dis
lance, IO9 miles, in thirteen hours and
twenty-five minutes by the watch OF
DUR informant.
The only stops made during the time
BY the contestants for the prizes were
either to take a little water or eat fru-
gally of pinoE-a simple Cruel made of
corn, ground and sweatened
agar. By the time the race was
was concluded nearly every Indian on
The ground was drunk.
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~ MANUFACTURES BE
&
gaENIsFs AID DsUesIgFa r

IS9 Main Bn6aLos ". ~
Sold BY J. Harmon. Hoyt. sr alton Z z ,
good. IS. h Allison 4 Co.. 3. A. Smith, Anderz
SON Z Rupp. and j. B. Dunlap.
jan 10 ,67-8W .raI 5ceE
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Reform Excitement In Eng
land.
LONDON, February II.

0ONOONr A-
The reform demonstration on Mon
day was a great success. There were
10000 persons in procession and the
streets were lined with more than 200,-
900 spectators, American, French and
Italian fisgs were carried IN the process
sion. During the march the bands
played Yankee Doodle, M~arsellaise,
John Brown and the Garibsldi Hymn.
The Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred
observed the display from the United
Service Club, but their presence elici-
ted cheers. A superb ovation took
place at the American Embassy. All
the men in the procession took off their
hats as they passed. The following
notices were literally displayed on
banners which indicate the sentiments
of the people: "No Surrender )" LIB
erty :" Equality" Fraternity, Man
hood and Suffrage ;" "Serfdom is Infa-
nous; !" ''The voice of the people AN
not be opposed with safety" "Disobe-
dience to tyrants is duty to God"
Taxation without representation is
tyranny" Liberty to those who dare
demand it," Trust in God and keep
your powder dry"
The procession marched to Agricul-
tural Hall, where an immense meeting
was held. Thirty thousand persons
were present. A letter was read from
John Stuart Mill. The o'Donghues,
Mr.. Potter and Mr.. Taylor made speech-
es.
Resolutions were passed denouncing
the Derby government and demanding
q manhood suffrage
On Monday afternoon the House of
Commons was crowded to hear the ex-
pected announcement of the Govern
ment programme. D'Israeli delivered
a long historical essay on reform and
the English Constitution.
He showed only a few flashes of usual
spirit, but was especially brilliant while
denouncing Goodwin Smith as a wild
man, and ironically defending Earl
Russell. Towards the close of his
speech he said that the Government
would introduce a resolution to test the
sense Of Parliament, before presenting |
q reform bill, and fixed the 18th as the
day for offering them.
The resolutions are vague and unsat-
isfactory. They merely state the gen
eral principles. Mr.. Gladstone, in a few
commonplace remarks, accepted the
Governments proceeding, but protes-
ted against delay. With the conclu-
sion of his remarks the debate ended.
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Fren the Ohio State Journal
Supreme Court of OhiO.
TUESDAY. Feb. 3 1861.

TUESDAY, Feb. o. 1901.
Hon. JOSIAH ScoTT, Chief Justice;
Hon. LUTHER DGT, Hon. WV. WHITE,
Hon. JoHN WEIGH and Hon. JACOB
BRIHKERHoFF, Judges.
T 7 H,r-c--r-r- t. D...
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GEO. ADAMS, has just received a
~ new lot Of Wall Paper and Border.
May 30. 1856.