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owner of all the property of the bank,
real and personal; and within the pow
ers conferred upon it by the charter,
and for the purposes for which it was
created, can deal with the corporate
property as absolutely as private in
dividual can deal with his own" 1.-THE
interest of the shareholder entities him
TO participate in the net profits earned
by the bank, in the employment of it's
capital during the existence of its char
ter, in proportion to the number of his
shares; and upon its dissolution or ter
minatton, to his proportion of the pro-
perty that may remain, of the corpora
ton, after the payment of its debts.
This is distinct, independent interest
or property, held by the shareholder
like any other property that may be-
long TO him;" and, we add, of course is
subject to like taxation. 1t was sup
posed, on the argument, that this prin-
ciple was in conflict with that which
governed the decision of this Court in
the case of Gardner agt. the Appeal
Tax Court q How, 1887, but this Is a
mistake. That case turned upon the
construction ofan act of Maryland ex-
einpting the bank from taxation on nc
count of a large bonus to the State for
the extension of the charter.
This Court held that, upon a true con-
struction of the act, the stockholders
were within the scope of the exemption.
Ihe Court say: ''1u whatever way we
examine the acts of eSl3 and 1921, we are
OF opinion that it appears from the 1lth
section in these acts to have been the
intention of the Legislature which
passed them to exempt the stockholders
from taxation as persons, on account of
the stock which they owned in the
banks" Some other questions were
discussed on the argument, beside those
we have noticed, but they are questions
over which this court cannot take cog
nizance. We haye examined all OF
them that are here under the 18th Sec
the Court below affirmed.
Mr.. Chief Justice Chase-In concur
renee with my brothers Wayne and
Swayne, 1 dissent from the opinion lust
read. The reasons of dissent sufficient
ly appears in our dissenting opinion in
the case of Van Allen against the As
SCISSORS, read at the last term, and we do
not think it necessary to repeat them.
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-AYEGErARIAS's A CHRISTMAS DINNER.
The following account of the very
cherries Christmas dinner given to
his tenants and neighbors by william
Lawson, of Cumberland county, and a
vegetarian, is given in one of the Eng
lish papers: iara4 =-zl
About 1000 people attended. The
farm buildings were decorated, and In
the large rooms singing and dancing
and lecturing on phreEology, co-ope-
ration, vegetarianism and physiology
went forward at intervals during the
day. At noon meal of grain, fruit
and vegetables was given, which rather
surprised some of the beeEeating peas
antry, who had assembled to take part
in the festival. There were raw tur-
nips, boiled cabbage. boiled wheat,
boiled barley, shelled peas (half a ton
of each OF the three last named); oat-
meal Cruel, with chopped carrots, tur-
nips and cabbage in it: boiled horse
beans, boiled potatoes; salads made of
chopped carrots, turnips, cabbages,
parsley, &C., over which was ponred
linseed boiled to a jelly. As there were
no condiments of any kind, either upon
the extraordinary messes or the table,
and all being cold except the potatoes,
It may be imagined thai the guests did
not sit down with much relish to their
vegetarian fare. Each had an apple
and biscuit presented on rising from
the table.
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Greenwood Cemetery.

CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
- miles east OF the city, is now ready Tor
interments sale and Improvement of lots,
It toontains 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
fourths OF the year by the Hempneld Rail
Road II iE perfectly secure and Intended 10
he beautired by every variety Oftrees, shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains. ETC., To make IL equal TO the best
rural cemeteries in the county.
Ample provision Is also made for Its en-
largetnent, order and care IN perpetuity
Persons deriirOus Of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Superinten-
dent. who has plat, OF secure them by call
lug a. the ONCE of the Secretary, ON Main
street, over the Bank of Wheeling.
Persons wishing TO make fnterInenLs viii
call on tine Secretary 70 obtain permits there
for. rs-s r..r#- = ''I -Il
Tickets of admission TO Lotholdeus and
visitors will be Issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECToRs.-A. j. Sweeney,
President; r. @. Bonhan, Secretary j. -.
Rhodes, John q. Muth, GeO. Mendel, Jos
Bell, Jno. a Armstrong, Geo. AdanA, r. q.
Jordan, e A. HildTeth, au3l-lyd
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
IIRErNEORa:

t. H. Logan, T. P. Shallcross, J. 5. Rhodes,
Geo. Mendel, j. H. Hobbs, Saml. McClel-
Ian, G. w. FranEheiIn, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
LRughlin.
TNHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEHlg
4 organized four years, and in that time
done a successful business, is still prepured
TO take risks at fair rates on Buildings nf all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
lishments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and LakeaL
This company offers superior Inducements
TO Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
or years at reduced rates
This being home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus of any company in
In the State and composed of some
ntnety-four stockholders, most of whom are
among our Dest business men, recommends
itself to the favorable consideration of the
tnsurtng public, and sOliclts their patronR8A
Applications for insurance VIII be promptly
attended TO by the Secretary.
ONCE, North side OF Monroe. between
Main and Market Sts., Wheeling, w. Va,
over the Savings Institution of WheelinR.
NC. ARTHUR, Secretary,
SAN'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MESDELs, Vice President. oel0
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RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
From the February Atlantic Monthly.l
l.E MOOLEY.

t.s mODLEI. o.. #...- .r..
Morn and morn, and eve and eve,
grieve, and can not choose but grieve,
u. For MOoley, best of cows: T--Tf.f'- E-
God, let the glory come, not pass, ru
OF green things, such as leaves and grass, q
That she may Craze and broWseI
All lean and lank, all peaked and pined,
All lank and lean, with tail to wind,
Behind the herd she Lays:
With head hung down as II to hook,
Hair coarse and rough, and ribs that look
Like hoops on cider. kags. -.lI
And back bumped toward the wintry skies
Before the wind she leans:
Her medder hay she doth refuse, -.1--.-F
And snihs and lows, and lows and mooS,
A cow that longs for green's
Q. cold, sold SHOWS, melt, melt away.
Come, drtzzling rains before your day.
And start the grass and things.
And harping on your wen.wOr chords,
come, yaller birds, come sWaller birds,
And nap your wrlnkled wings
9, great bis. booming humble bees,
o, little pretty honey bees!
And blithe blue-bodiced flies,
You, daw-bugs, and you, tunl lble-bugs
Come, show your little lovely mugs
And light the summer skies!
All grubs with unfulhlled hours
Pour mtllers, gnats and moths in showers,
charge you as your aunt;
For when the indelicate's allied
Too closely to the undignIfled,
You tell it, for can't.
Then shall the skeeter in the night
Attend you like a guardians sprfte,
a singing you TO sleep:
Shall perch, like Mother 5sTys chick'
On mast-head on the deep.
Q, Northern thistles, 1.-THE canucksl
U, burdocEs, and ., other docks,
And mullenS, and all such ..a-
With eyes turned up and toes turned out,
pray you be so good as sprout,
For mooley wants you much!
Iow-lying. in her windy shed,
With nsught but mouldy straw for bed,
She dreams of summer scenes;
Her every breath becOmS a sigh,
A sulothered and asthmatic cry
y for thegreens! the green's! o.w. c.
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SmttltG SfmtIsbM Ctirnntt4r.
HUMPHREYS
Homeopathic Specifics.

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T VINE S ONLY
ESTABLISHED 1915. l"
James p. TraVers, 40 Beekmau Street,

SHEne8 p IFANeTN, 10 Beekmnn Street,
New York.
1lwISEs FOR GRAIN, COFFEE, SALT
Il and Guauo Sacks Cotton Bales. Ham
Bags, Wrapping, Writing, News Book and
sand Paper. Paper Hangings, Seine and Gill
ling Nets. Fly Nets, Spindle Banding and
Loom Cord Tobacco. Wool, and Hop Twlne.
Mattress, 1urting, Stitching, Broom Binding,
IWineS Ior Hardware, Dry Goods, GroceIz,
Druggists, ship Chandlers Book Binders, Pa
ereFs, Fishermen, weavers, and ali other
Trades. - y - III
Cotton Chalk, and Plow Lines, Trot, Sta
g1nS and out Lines Samples can be seen,
Gad orders left with c. ID. BERRY & CO.,
- meeting, w. Va 1anls-4w
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MIscELLANEoUs1TEMs.

News and Gossip by the Mails.
-Ristorf is going to Montreal In
March. rs+ 77fs 5I-=7'
Railroads recently completed make
Romeand Florence within twelve hours
of each other. = -
The New York Central Railroad has
declared dividend of per cent, pay
able, February 20. .stA 49,
ponds. 10 '7 ~ 7'7fT7'
Boston has tea parties commencing
g-France consumed 10000 hogsheads
of wine last year. $500 ~ - -,
There are now wanting only $50
miles of wire, to connect Pekin with
New York city. F.t IA =
Michigan has judge who recently
decided 1t libelous to call man
Shakespearian names. b.+ ra-EIai
The NachItsches Courier remarks
that small pox is sure cure for the
dyspepsia" -
-. The earth has 1,OOO, 600, 600 inhabi-
tants, whereof g, ,SSS ,533 die yearly.
There are 3,064 languages spoken,
and 1000 different religions professed
in the world. rtr' l6I5--.17
-Natchez (NIiss.) will send saddle
SAAS VI N1lSSlS-
siPpl leopard and native rattlesnake
skins. VI 4a t-zHilF EEl-E
.''-Frankinf( (Pa.l has a burning well
that shoots up flames one hundred feet
high. 1t is burning well. m
The Oil City Mirror has the follow
ing charming allusion to another Jour
nal: 'oThe skunk of TitusviIIe has
fallen back on his dignity. In that case
he is probably seripusly injured 49,
Montreal boasts dog, who recent
" stopped a arunaway team, by catching
with his teeth the reins, which were
trailing on the ground. .sal asrlI0I
The Philadelphia Press says that
the noticeable features of that city Just
now are "tighting councilmen, salted
streets and bad water" -
Henry Ward Beecher and his wife
have engaged passage to Europe and
the East in the excursion making mp at
New York. 10
There is not single new steamer
or merchant ship building at any of the
numerous shipyards of New York,
Brooklyn, or Jersey City.
"A man in Delaware has petitioned
for divorce on the ground that "his
wife is very disagreeable woman"
What an awful precedent it will make
if he gets his case.
The amount of poverty and destitu-
ton pervading London is:frightfuI and
unequaled, and it is feared an appeal
will have to be made to parliament for
government aid. --#.qI
"A large wholesale dealer in Lon
don, has presented the Daily TeIeqruph
with press that cost SIS, 600, as a token
of the appreciation of the benefit he has
derived from advertising in that paper.
"A young man in Paris, who want
ed to drown his dog, took him in a boat
and threw him overboard. While push
ing the animal from the boat with his
oar he fell overheard, and would have
drowned had not his dog held him up
till assistance came
The European papers get very lit
tie news by the cable, and they don't
think much of what they do get. The
Paris La Pdtrfs says: "Thus far the
cable has only served to confuse Amer
ican news, and to promote the interest
of the richest class of speculators."
-Congressman John Morrissey was
pretty thoroughly cleaned out by the
fall in securities at New York, last
week. John couldn't stand the pres
sure, so soon after paying Ben Wood
that SI00, 900, lost at faro, and he will be
forced to go to Washington almost PEN
niless. I-lEz
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Autets.
Stanm House.

informs his friends and the public gener-
ally, that he has opened the "Stamm House, -
No, y Water street. The House Is new,
with an entire outht of new. furniture,
and is complete in 4. every respect
The Proprietor pledges himself To spare no
pains 70 render MS guests comfortable and
hopes 70 receive q liberal share OF patronage.
AmRie staoling, attended by q careful and
ianII-6m HENRY STANN
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BINGHAM HOUSE
. ELEVENTH & MARKET srs,

. Eleventh & MARKEr sTs.,
PHILADELPHIA
TlHIS NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE IA
now open for the reception OF guests. It
has been ntted mp ~ Rmanner euual'to any
In, the country. The locaiIon befns, central
makes It a very desirable stopping place.
city. The Parlors are spacious and eleSant-
" furnished. The tables will be supplied
with all the delicscieS the market win af-
ioru, and 1t is the intention OF the Proprietor
70 Keep In every respect q Ffrst Class Hotel.
1an7-2md cGRLIs DAVIS. Propietor.
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To GAEANoIERE & DUPONT, 10. si4, Rue
Lombard, Paris. .-... TT.

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any authorized agent, or by the sole General
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Agents for Wheeling and vicinity, L. ID. LO-
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Incorporated 1885,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

OEF INE INUs y NUN HUE FoIel
Mooney RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
~ .5y1 tsrIsst paid on special Deposit, Notes and
biIls discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
-Sollectons made on ali points. .s..
IN oruer 10 meet want that has long been
telt IN this eommunity, THIS Institution Will
noon between the hours OF two and four o.
clock, Deposits of any sum OF money, nom
one dollar and upwards, on which lntsres
~ .Hft GEO. MENDEL, President.
DIRECToRs:-Alex. Laughlin, A. J. PAnn0ll.
John Mcclure, lr., Alex. Rogers, Morgan l.
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NO. 1873
aasRraafs.
Home Insurance Comnanv.

l..-.4 OF. COLUMBUS, OHIO. @
Capital 88OO,OOO.
PreSf, SesTv,
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Letter of Recommendation.


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SOUND ADvIcE.-In a recent speech
before the Alabama Legislature, ex-
Governor Parsons declared that the
Southern people should have but one
law and one penalty tor its violation
for white and black. The Alabama
vigilant Law, he affirmed, was unjust
in its operations against the blacks,
and furnished a weapon which was
effectually used against the State. He
then urged the Legislature to pass and
enforce enactments making no dis
elimination as regards color. If Gov
ernor Parsons would now advise the
Legislature TO Eatify the Constitutional
Amendment, instead of urging its re-
lection, we should have a better opinion
of his foresight and sagaoity.
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MedifaI.
LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH
ls INSTRUMENTATION
fH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DIR. JUAN DELAMARREs
j SPECIFIC Pills

A RE PREPARED BY THE MEsssIET1Rs
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THE BALT. & OHIO RAILRoAD.

The Provisions OF Its Charter In Re
gard to Taxation; also, TO Points of
our Constitution and Laws Bearing
ON the Same Subject. ~
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The amount of poverty and destitu-
ton pervading London is.frightfuI and
unequaled, and it is feared an appeal
will have to be made to parliament for
goYernmant aid = 4 ! - N
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TAXATION OF NATIONAL BANK
.-rs5sI .0-l E.Ilgg aHNnEGE luE

OPInIOnOrthe UnItedstates supreme
CouEt-The Shares OF National Banks
In the Hasds OF Citizens are Liable
to State Taxation as Other PERSONAL
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Wit and HumOr.

Wages went to the station of one
OF our railroads the other evening, and
finding the best carriage full, said in
loud tone, "Why, this carriage ism t
going" OF course these words caus-
ed general stampede, and Wages
took the best seat. The train soon
moved off. In the midst of the in
dignation, the wag was questioned:
''You said this carriage wasn't 60
ing?"
"Well it wasn't then" replied
Wages, "but is now
The "sold" laughed, but Wages
came neal getting good thrashing.
"A painter in New York finished n
picture of his baby few days ago so
lifelike that it cried and his wife
spanked it before she discovered her
mistake.
"A mad princess of the house OF
Bourbon, on being asked why the
reigns of queens were in general more
prosperous than the reigns of kings
replied, Because under kings, wo-
men govern; under queens, men"
writer to the Buffalo Democrat
complains of the photography of thu
foreman of gang of laborers, who
in making his daily returns, spelt the
word "shovelling' sixteen differen
ways, viz: "Schuffling, Shooting, shov
elm, shouvelng, showing, shovelir
shovelGng, chovelling, shouvellinl
shuvling, shuvilliug, shuveling, shova
ling, suvling, shivling."
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Downward TRAINS.

Morning Express Train leaves White River
Junction for Concord az lis a. m, or ON arrival
Of train from Ogdcnsbnrgh and Montreal On
Mondays at Is instead of lis
Bristol Train leaves Bristol for Concord at s
a. m, and Franklin at 9.12 a. m
Mail Train leaves White River Junction for
Concord at l2.l5 p. m, or on arrival Of trains
over the Vermont Central, passumpsic. and
White Mountains Railroads.
Day Express Train leaves White River juno
ton at 4.5S p. m, or on arrival of trains from
Montreal and Ogdensburgh, Brattleboro', Keene.
Bellows Falls, Windsor, &e., connecting at Con-
cord with train for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell
and Boston.
These trains connect at Concord with trains
for Manchester, Lawrence Portsmouth, Port
land, Nashua, Worcester, New York, Lowell. and
Boston. ONSLOW STFARNS Agent
Concord, n. H.. Nov. TO- 1854 l-tf.
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SSEERING.-When we oyervalue our
selves, we undervalue our neighbors. -
Self-conceit is therefore the source OF
that pharisaical weakness called con
tempt The man who prides himself
on his descent, sneers at the man who
relies upon himself and cares not who
was his great-grandfather. The self
sufficient priest says to the scapegrace
go to. wretch--I am holier than
thou" and the millionaire, who re-
CARDS money not as n means but as an
end. looks with scorn upon the plod-
der who is content with moderate
competence. There are few things in
the world so utterly contemplate as
contempt. II is the vice Of vanity, and
Is sensation unknown to true great
ness.
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CorRrsHlp IN FLORIDA. A Southern

CorRTsHIP IN FLORIDA. A Southern
correspondent in one of his letters in
forms us Of novel and economical
mode of courtship in Florida. "As
you have never seen the language of
pine l will give it here. A gentleman
wishing to court lady. and not wish
ing to face the music in person, sends
his lady love piece of pine, signify
ing; i pine for thee; and she, wish
ing to give favorable answer, sends
in return pine knot, meaning, pine
not. or if she wishes to say no, she
sends him burnt pine knot, thereby
signifying, i make light of your pine