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WEsr vINGINIA MArrEns.

The Marietta Register, speaking i'll a
congratulatory way OF the late election
in This State, says:
nuue cause OF the Democratic gain in
this county Of Washington, at the late
election, was the immigration OF Dem
ocrAls' who had been DISTINGUISHED in
West Virginia for being rebels. Good
Democrats here, thoughW
The silly Ioctut teEreJis of the Romney
.TafeliigeHcer- speaks OF "the Wheeling
ISTELLIG ENCEK (us) the brazen trumpet
of radicalism." And all for snying
that the member elect from that coun-
ty lHnmpshire) was such IA man Us the
Union men were willing to vote for and
the Conservatives were not.
Tie Parkersburg Times is complain
ing ii good deal lately about the market
regulations in vogue mt that place.
Here il ono of its paragraphs:
The neglect OF farmers to attend the
PaTkersburg market, in consequence of
the eN penses attending trip to the
city, together with the probabilities OF
being unable TO sell entirely out, or to
sell in bulk what is left without great
sacrifice, is causing a rise in provisions
ut this place.
The PnrkersburG Gd=ette, in the
course OF historical article in regard
TO churches md church matters in that
community, makes the following re-
marks of general interest:
The Roman Catholic Church in West
eru Virginia, had made comparatively
little progress until 1913. The church
Mt Wheeling was small and but little
attended, and that was the largest in
the State; bur with the commencement
OF work on the railroad, Bishop Whe-
Ian came to Wheeling, and lie being q
man of powerful will and energy,
the church in the State rose rapidly
10 take Il prominent place among
the christian churches. The church
building In this place was commenced
at the same time AS the cathedral IN
Wheeling; and the church at present
occupied was first finished under
charge OF Rev. Father Laureuz, who
occupied the position for several years,
and was followed in 1883 by Rev.
Father Park, who still remains here,
possessing the love of his congregation
and the respect and esteem Of all with
whom he is acquainted. Under his
IniniStrHtiOu the beautiful building for
tho Academy OF Visitation has been
erected, and 1t is prospecting as an insti-
tuition of education and religious train
ing. II is one of the most prominent
buildings in our city, when viewed
from the surrounding hills. He is now
engaged in the erection of n large and
elegant cathedral, as the present build
ing Ia not large enough for the use of
the present members that attend.
the following paragraph is from the
Charleston (EAnawha Co.. Jou7rt:
or late quite a number Of RESPONSE
BILE Journals throughout the country,
both Republican aud Democratic, have
hoisted the name of General Grant as
their candidate for the Presidency.
Both parties claim him IA belonging TO
their side. and we can conceive OF no
more satisfactory way of deciding the
: question than tossing up "a copper, on
the old principle OF heads, win;
tails, you lose, ''heads for the Republic
cans, tails for the Democrats.
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FOREIGN MATTERS.


me cutliI pinstle mas "iiii"s' u'9''P
pehteu from Eh6IHhu'
"A manufacturer i'll Normandy,
France, has lost SSrUOO,OOO by the fall
III COTTON
In Vienna, last year, the legitimate
| births were l2,9i3, ana the iileSitlnhte
| 1882
The London street letter boxes are
so stupidity made that the rain gets
| into them, and sticks the letters To-
Se'her'
Exporters OF British ale are COM
planning of the ravhges of a beetle that
eats holes in the casks anu lels the pre-
cious fluid leak out.
"A young woman committed suicide
in Paris by dissolyinS the phosphorus
/ OF lucifer matches.
I "A Eossiping Paris correspondent
says that Louis Napoleon is very fond
I of gambling, and has lost one million
/ francs i'll the last three months.
| A ROYAL Commission has been ap-
nointed to INQUIRE into The condition OF
| The Protestant Church Establishment in
| Ireland.
! ono trrJra,I tb,ug,,,, I,l,,-ors, IL,
~, III III ~
LIE " ~,
u,inteT va, m come ""N'
M, M ., =.
N,nnison III IL, hr,ms,i,,, ar,aTt no, ssn ~
er,,i Enrapean ConfeFsnr, an the Ro.
man 1T,asiIon Il, viii oI,H,Inn tho do.
tense OF the temporal power or the Pope.
| IN. oman or Srair Ia M, noIi,aIy
treated by her subjects. They WON'T
| even hand her "A cheer when she wants
it.
-Archduka. HsDrv NJ Austria has
married an actress, who was made u
countess in order 10 be eligible.
-Ross wipars tho Anari,,,, -,;I.
way huiIder in Rnssi, wants 70 hny
tba Moscnvv RaiIyToX II" LII 80,
% 600 OOO roubies Within a ysar Ina
ssItIethe ,isbfs of tho iina
~, t ~ Le'g I, iLleetins OF me grand
jury at CORK Ireland II was discovered,
wheh 100 IhIe' lhht witnesses had been
! sworn on copy Oh ihoulas hempis,
I anu so - ''''H ~ DS ieP Siteu'
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west virginia Erect,on returns.


HARBOUR.
SeHdts-Willis ]. Drummond, Union
4l9; Emmet ]. O'Brien, Democrat. 2l6.
House Of Disqualification Howes
Union, 405; John Ii. Woodford, Demo.
crat, 279.
RANDOLPH.
.Senate-Drummond, Union, III; o..
Brisn, Democrat, lO2-
House of DeLegdteS-James w. Dun
ninSton, Union, 1856; Francis NJ. White
Democrat, l2l.
0ILMER.
Senate.-AIfred Foster, Union, "A
Joseph W. Hale, Democrat. 20.
House of Dele1dteS.-JacobC lammer
Union, ~; Alexander Hoffman, Demo
ocrat, IS.
MASON.
ISendte-D. II. X. Dix, Union, S95
Lewis Bumgarner, Democrat, 96l.
House of 9dteS.-SathHn Simpson
Union, 900: William II. Tomlinson
Democrat, 96i.
PUTNAM.
SeHate.-Dlx, Union, 2I2; Bumgarner,
Democrat, ga
House Of DelegateS-Wllliam Cash,
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HALL OF SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
BELLAIR, o., No gember 5. 1867.

BELLAIR, o., No gember S, 1867.
WHEREAS, By the Providence NJ God. our
esteemed and belON ed brother, John Mutn,
has been removed from our midst, and call
ed TO a better and brighter state OF existence,
and
WHEREAS, Although we feel deeply
prieved and afflicted at this d!spenssl,i ion OF
Providence, we are comtorted with the as
surancs that 1t is all for the hest. Therefore
ReSOlUed. That we tender our deepest sym
palny and coincidence to the surviving
widow and relations OF our brother, ana
while II Is their and our iTTeparable loss, we
would assure them Of his eternal gain.
Re,oluei. That "a copy OF this be lett with
the widow, and that lT be published in the
wheeling and st ClaIrsvIlle papers.
II. NJ GUYER, W.P-
JOSEPH NELSON, II, 5.
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Public Auction.

Thursday, November 14th 1857
A T THE LATE RES IDESCE OF LYDIA
"A \. CRUGER deceased, In Ohlo county,
VI. Va on the National Road, six miles from
Wheeling, Will be sold the entire
Personal Property
OF Mrs.I Lydia 8. Cruger, consisting Of the
following:
FARM, STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS,
. Hores, head OF Cattle, 10 Hogs, ? Wagons.
l Reaping Machine, Tanning Mill, and OTneT
implements OF HusbandFyi 100 bushels Of
Corn in the ear, 5 STACKS OF Hay, and IA
quantity OF Dat Straw in the barn; also some
BIacksmiths' Tools.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
4 Feather Beds, Carpets, Secretary, Book
Case with a Library OF Books OF very anci-
ent date and style; also some nne speei-
mems OF gold JewelTy, made In the last
and a variety of Flint and Cut Glassware OF
the most costly description, consisting OF
Wine Glasses, Cake and Fruit Stands, Decan-
teTs, Goblets, LANCE Tumnlers, &C., also a
quantity OF Cut Stone, and many other ar
ucles not here enumerated
Among the foregoing Will be found many
articles which Will De a curiosity TO persons
OF refinement and taste, many OF which were
made 100 years ago, showing the style and
fashion o. that period. Persons wishing TO
get bargains will do well to be there. La
dies are especially invited, as many articles
in their department will be offered for sale.
The sale OF property will be continued
nom day TO day until all Is sold. a credit Of
six months will be given on all sums nj
SO % and uPward,-purchRSers giving ap-
proved security.
THOMAS McCoNN, Auctloneer.
November 1. 1857 nov4-tu
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Union, 2l6; o. g. Chase, Democrat, 25Si
Dudley :. Montague, Independent
Union, 10.
GREESBRIER.
iSeaate-Alex. A. Humphreys, 90
Cbas. A. Thatcher, 80.
House Of DeLegates-A. w. Mann, lO2;
Cyrus Sewlin, rs; Jas. jarrett, Jr., 20;
franklin F. Neel, 10.
All the candidates in Greenbrier were
Union men. This county votes WIN
Monroe for three members OF the
House.
GRANT.
lSendte-Jnhn L. Dawson, 1873;
House Of DeIegdtes-Daniel w. BaD0,
81; John W. Duiee, q; Henry W.
Xii the candidates in Grant, we be-
lieye. (which votes with Hardy for a
member OF the House,l were Union
men.
SICHOLAs,
The Union majority for Senator Mr..
d. II. X. Dix in this comfy Is 50; Tor
Delegate, Sd delegate district, iMr.
waggy,) Radical, 81 majority in this
county, and majority in Clay.
Total vote of Nicholas county l32.
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MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP,


GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
cess Of teethinR. by sbftentng the gums,
reducing all intinmmat1on-wlll allRy ALI.
PAIN and spasmodic action and is
sure 10 Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, 1t will give rest
to yourselves, and
Relief and Health TO Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article 1Or
years. and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND
TRUTH of 1t what we have never been able
FIiECd IN q Single IELStGfnce 10 Eject q Cure,
when timely used. Never did we know an
instance Of dissatisfaction by any one who
used IT,. On the contrary, all are delighted
with its operation, and speak in terms Of
commentator OF its magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in TINS matter
WHAT WE Do KNOW" after years OF tx
perience, and Pledge Our Reputation for the
fIiLdHHIent Of Ighdf re here declare: In almost
from pain and exhaustion, relief will be
found in tfIeen or twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered.
Full directions FOR using accompany each
bottle.
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
having the fac-simile OF COURTS 4 PER-
KINs. on the outside wrapper. All Others
are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only 35 cents per Bottle.
OFFICES:
2l5 Fulton Street, New YORK,
2o High HOlbOrn, London, England,
I'll st. Paul Street, Montreal, Canada.
Rug25-eOi6m
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Prizes amounting to s23o,e5o.
Greenwood Cemetery.


CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
y miles east OF the city, is now ready for
tnteTInents, sale, and Improvement Of lots.
II contains 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
tourths Of the year by the Hempheld Rail
Road 1t is perfectly secure, and intended 70
be beautlHed by every variety Oftrees, shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc, 70 make IL equal TO the best
rural cemeteries in the country.
Ample provision is also made for its en-
lRrgement, order and care in peIpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Superinten-
dent, who has plat, or secure them by call
ing At the once OF the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make intsrments VIII
call on the Secretary To obtain permits there
for.
tickets of admission TO Lotho!ders and
visitors will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRBCToRS.-A. j. Sweeney
President; 4. c. Bonham, Secretary; ]. s.
Rhodes, John g. Muth, Geo. Mendei, Jos
Bell, no. a. Armstrong. Geo. AdamH, r. =.
jordan, Z A. Hildreth, au3i-lyL
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sprffal Auttees.

The HeaIthiest of uS nre Liable to
distractions in the bowels. Don't neglect
them. It's not necessary TO Outrage the pal
ate with nauseous drugs in such cases. The
most effective laxative known is TARRAST's
EFFEEyEsCESr SELTZEK APERIESr, and 1t
Isalso the most agreeal lie. Its operation Is
soothing. cooling. painless
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Large Malt House

utensils Barrels and Half Barrels, Of which
there is a fully supply, and are all in good
condition, together with modern improve
ments.
The premises are large and calculated TO do
an extensive business
For further particulars, apply on the prem
iseS, or address Box 59i Post oftice LOUIS
WILLIE KY. nov7-lW
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arw advertisements.
List of Letters.

Ordered 10 De advertised IN the Wheeling IN
TELLIGESCER, d0reedbLy 70 he Section Of The
NetD Post 06ice Lam, as the NeloEPdpeT nan
Big the largest circulation OF any tupcT ptio-
EiSiIed IN Wheeling.
7 ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMEDIN
the Post Otiice at Wheeling, state OF
West Virginia, on the llth day OF Now
If not called for within one month, they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office
All letters advertised are subject TO an eE-
ira charge of one cent Persons calling LOT
them will please be prepared with the neces-
sary change.
say they are advertised, and give date OF list.
y. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN OF Q
Letter 10 the writer II unGiaimed wlt I11 80 ~
writer's name Post Oier and State, acTuss the
left-hand end of the envelope, on the face
side. will be compiled with and returned Tree
OF pos tage to the writer.
Office hours on Sunday from 50 70 ~ a. NJ
LADIES' LIST.
Allen Ema Kelly Elizabeth
Bauman Melinda Martin Anna
Cre,WelI q p mrs Mills Mile
J-olyig Bell Meholin Sallie
Cunningham Jsnp Madden Mary A g
Campbell a ME- McCue Missis
Clark Tersh PheppsJ mrs
Dunn Ellen Riley Polly
Davis Mary A Robinson Ellen DE-
Downs Sarah Ellen Ross Alice
Ensley BaIbeIy Scott r. Z mrs
GIlpin Matilda smith Libble
GibnaTts Phlllepena Starkes Sarah 4
Harris Charlotte Stanley Emily
Harris Francis Siamin Lizzie
Harris Mary TlnnHhiu Larollne
Hillyer Jennie Wells Mary a
Kennady HOsalineS Walker ii Z mrs
GENTLEMENS' LIST.
Arbettnot Isaac l. Little David
Asmus David K Little David
Rayuston Mulln Salnuel
BoSdsIon Thos w Murphey Norman
BTilce Edward Martin ElwOOd
RellgbS GeorRe MIIyey WIN
Brown James Myers Billie
BTannan Patrick Moore Jno
BOardmOTe P" motifs Joseph
HaIfs James II MuldOOu Andrew
Byrne William MCGleTcS Ju!lh
Rail & Thomas MClrafy John
CLAYTON James McGTuder Daniel
CLAYTON & NOTCtOSss + w
ChIpsaw Joseph Peck Leonard y
Campbell James ProSseT r
Cris,Xyrll Richard Porter Aaron
Corey Thomas Porter Andrew
C0nWelI stephen Porter John & Co
Chickeudancer FrunkPeudeXter William
Davidson George Ryerson Jos W
DeTan Harvey Reel Edward
Ellsworth David n 10 Robertson
Ewing David L Sturgeon RObt =
+ swOrth Henry shynoeth VIM
ferguson James smith WIN N 4 h
FTaSher John smith & Williams
Gray David Snlln
Given q Forbes Thomas ADral 7
HaTtrOck Ii Ii thomson x wilson
Hymes Jacob % Trott Charles T.
Hurley Peter NanCamp Mont
Hunter n Vance James
Johnson Geo u Wright EDenezer
irving William II Wallace r Z
kImp WiiliRm2 Watson J IS
Katheny Nike Washburn James
kTeSsS j MeseSn \ II
Kari q NJ Wolf l. q Co
ktldun James Wagenor Daniel
how'll c. j. RAwLIEG. p. NJ.
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TIE HEALING POOL,
ND HOUSE OF MERCY.

AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed en-
velopes, free OF charge. Address. Or. ],
sKILLIN HOUGHTOS, Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa.
sept2l-Smd&w-
wHEAToN's OINTMENT will cure the
Itch.
wHEAToN's OINTMENT will cure salt
Rheum.
wHEAToN's OINTMENT cures old Sores
wHEATOS'5 OINTMENT cures all Dis
eases of the skin.
Price 50 cents; by mail 60 cents. All Drug
gists sell IL
wEEKs & POTTER, Boston, Proprietors.
Eepl6- cody
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CITY BREWERY,

situated on Sixth street, between Main and
the river, in the heart OF the city. The lease
has about six years TO run; there Is
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new BRICK House For Sale
For Sale Cheap.

4 FARM OF LASD IN MARSHALL
n County, on Boggs' Run, and within a few
miles OF toe City OF Wheeling; containing
grapes. This place has good cottage house
on 1t, necessary out-buildings an orchard OF
about 20 choicest fruit trees and IL well
WRteEed. II will be sold on reasonable terms.
THOS. FBRIES,
noyll-lw Real Estate Agent.
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ocl8-d&wtd
For Sale.

Two sTEAN EN9INEs-oNE OF
i them formerly used in the steamer
Eagle. 40 home power, with a locomotive
boiler. The other a small Engine with q
cylinder boiler. Win be sold on accOmmo-
dating terms Apply to
sep5-u K. HAYES q CO.
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SOS SaIs.
For Sale
Brewery For Sale.

NOR sALE-THE LEASE OF AN OLD
II established Ale and Beer Brewery.
known As the
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DELoE-SHAW Won the 9Th inst, at the
residence of the brides mother, by the Rev:
Samuel NJ. Henderson, EMMEr DELoE, OF
Wheeling, W. Va. 10 Miss LIZZIE SHAW,
Maple Valley. Allegheny county, Pa.
The typos OF the ISTELLIGEScEH onice
present their thanks TO their old comrade
for the remembrance received with the
above notice, and offer their hearty wishes
for the success and happiness OF the bride
and groom.
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Public Sale

OF VALUABLE FOUNDRY, MACHINE
" and Stove Works, Nov. 2lsi. 1867, with
water power, situated in Frederick, Md. For
plat description and list Of patterns, apply To
oc26-lmd friedrich, Md .
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FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your Hair 50 beautiful?
on OF Grapevine.
What gives your Hair It's glossy lustre?
OIL OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hall:
OIL OF Grapevine,
what removes the Dandrun7
OIL Of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation Is countereited?
OIL OF Grapevine.
Who are the only ProprietoEs of
Oil of Grapevine?
LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO.,
seple No. 81 Main St, Wheeling.
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Afw AdrfrttsEmFuts.


The nne passenger steamer PO-
tsheS4hTOHAC, ChRs. MuhiemRn. Mas
- ter, will leave, as above, on Tues
day, November u, at S O'Clock, p. n. For
freight or passage apply on board, or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
nov Il-2t Agents.
New Brick House For Sale.
T Will, SELL A NEW AND SUBSTAN-
/ TALLY built brick house on John street,
containing nye rooms, kitcnen ana hall, to-
gether with a good dry cellar unher the
whole house. Size OF lot 8OXI2I. This pro-
perty Is in a most respectable neIghboThood,
THOS. O'BRIEN,
nOylI.lw Real Estate Agent
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SOAP.

1UU cal Olive Soap. me best washing
soap In the market. Just received by
Oc3l LIST, MORRISON & co.
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Mrs. Fremont'Is writing a book
subject unknown.
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Hops
Fresh OYSTERS.

ElRHsH OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
Il and for sale by the case, can and half
can. Also, Fish.
]. c. MCMANAwAY,
Market street, opposite Mcclure House
Also, at my old stand, RiddIe street, Centre
Wheeling. ocls-am
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FLOUR, FLOUR.

I0O LARD TIERCEs MADE BY GEO.
LUZ GILLEs, and for sale by
Oc3l LIST, MORRISON & CO.
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ELODhs ELOCAs
WE HAVE IN STORE AND COMING
w 300 Barrels Selected Flour. war
ocs fE " give ' LIST, MORRISON co
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&c No notice will be taken oil o1ln lhuhi.
c,t,ons moi accom- panied by re POtislDle
name. The name VIII Oe considered conn
dental. but must in all cases accompany let
tsT. A. a guarantee of good ii'ith.
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Union, 246; o. g. Chase, Democrat, 25Si
Dudley :. Montague, Independent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27
DAVENPORT, IOWA. SATURDAY. APRIL 81 1867.

Senator Patterson, Of New Hampshire, is
the orator. and Theodore Tiiton, the poet
Of the next Dartmouth Collese commence
ment.
A Montana pei er aays the "movtaity ol
Helena 10 extraordinarily good. Only sew
ssssen nss we're killed dafiae the past toe
wseks."
Hssd Centre sssphsas 4 ssally u Psris.
80 u = eAafesd thaahs + h sesuls sssssc-
sisa With ~ English Enhaaay.
Ihs ns~ National Dsp,rtnsas u 8duo-
sien. saasr tAs direction 4 essssssss Henry
BsFaass. = ssllv sssssissa - = vssk. q
wsahisstss.
=. ". Bsschsr is neoins>ed ~ . esst in
- No. Yssk ceavsaasa. h = snds.
siasd whether 70 g y Albany - Jsruss-
len.
Charles q. Williams, the Spiritualist.
was found guilty Il Norwich. Conn.,. on The
first count Of the indictment. viz: Assault
With intsnt 70 kill his daughtsr.
Five Aitcen inch cannon cast q ,hs Fort
Pitt Foundry, P,tssburs. ere at the wharf
in Pbilsdslphis. Three Of them are TO be
taken 70 California for the fort q Fort
Peist, and the others ere Sos the battery
near Fort Hamilton, in New York Has,
Dor.
The United States Land Commissioner
wiless, has Transmitted to the Gesesnor o.
Iowa esrti6sd transcript Of the indemnity
lands, embrasing 1878 acres, selected By
The Iowa agent. and being in full satisfac'
ton for the Des Moines river improves
ment.
Telegraus from the West, yesterday, re-
port the Union Paeifie Railroad beyond
Omaha again IN operation. Il wss unde'
water tos many Rilss in consequence o
the overflow Of the PlAtte, but . stroul
fsrce u hands IL nos q work upso il. will
| prospect Of having the damage soon re
| psived.
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~ ) QRABDnH.
~ nsDtssaelvs eea rssvsr /!

= ~ ~ nlng WoetA ~ tsne ossy lals 10 -
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HaxiaIlsaA hAe ssos eooniosioosss TO
President Juares. - arrange tssns Of eapit.
elalion. y
esasAse Nvs ssd Hso. ". y. KsDsy, q
Psonsylsania, intsnd nakiee soathsrn
tours 10 speak 70 the psopls.
NJ. Peabody has fscsived sae thsusand
tagging letters sines b. Destroyed thoss
four thousand.
0snssals Haeeeek's and Uuslas's expsdi.
tloa againse tAe hss.ile lndiooe % ~
Wssesea Plains, who ssetiass 10 seomi(
ssasaosa. = pusAiss fsswas1 h passsis 4
- tesoy savaoss wilA vioes. ~