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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
flee, u Monroe street, next door to { Ma
tiOnal Bank.
OFFICERS
GEORGE X. WHEAT, President.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP secretary.
.CHAS. WALLACE State Agent. for West Va
and Maryland.
DIRECTORS:
John +. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas. G. Orr, Sam1 Harper,
John A. Armstrong. James Mc;luney,
A. &. Quarter. Morgan l.. OFT
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
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Wheeling List, Morrison g. Co., WholesalS
GrOcers, Wheeling Pryor, Handlan Co.
Wholesale GrOeers, Wheeling; MIchael Reilly
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling Mcclellan &
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FranZheim q Co, Wholesale Wines and Liquors
Wheeling Winship. Woods 4 Co, Queenswarc
Wheeling Lewis Baker Pub. REGISTER, Wheel
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OFT, Son g. Co., Hardware, Wheeling; j. y
Sands, Cashier First National Bank, Fairmont
X =. Camden, Pres't Nat. EI. Bank Weston
W. Va, Capt. John Mcclure Jr., Wheeling
may3
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INSU NCE.
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED 1881.

TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES
j on Buildings Of all kinds Steamboats,
Furniture and Merchandise, and against all
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on rivers seas, lakes canals and railroDds.
II. CRANGLE, President
JOHN c. HERYEY, Secretary.
DIRRCrORs:
Robert Crangle, John Reid,
Robert Morrison j. DalLell,
s. Brady, Wm.G Battslle.
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~ The company has removed TO the d0bce
UP STAIRS-in the Insurance Building
next door to the Merchants National Bank.
Applications for insurance win be promptly
attended to by the President or Secretary.
nOyI5dly
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ATTEMPT AT AnsoN.-On the night of Friday
last the 18th INSTANT some unknown person, not
having before his eyes the terror Of the law, and
intent, no doubt, on plunder, attempted to des-
troy tho law Office on Main street belonging to
Jas. S. G. Richardson Esq., by setting. fire to the
same. The darkness and general inclemency Of
the night, which confined to their houses the most
tunity for the OK cution of wicked and desperate
deeds. Fortunately the fire was discovered before
it had made much headway and by tho active ex-
ertons Of several neighbors, {freedmen as well as
whites,) it was entirely extingnished without its
having done much damage to the building. The
idea Of setting fire to lawyers Office, although an
unpleasant one in many respects, is, at tho same
time, supremely ridiculous and absurd. They
worry seldom present any inducements to theft,
aud the papers they contain are Of no use to any
one save the individual owners thereof
Sttnater Ne1s.
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WnoNa.-A gentleman, who was IN eyewitness,
J. II. Swtzgood, Of Davidson County, who lost
leg at "Cold Harbor," and had been to Raleigh to
procure an artificial limb, when about to enter a
coach on the North Carolina Railroad, was, by
negro, forbid and told that no 'oce-legged soldier
would be allowed to ride in that car" and was
ordered to another car among the negroes. Whom
Conductor Spraggins was appeal ed to in that be-
hall, he confirmed the order given by tho negro,
and the excuse he rendered WIS that the coach
was newly painted and might get rubbed by the
brst that it viii prove the last refusal Of one who
was soldier, and been unfortunate to ride in any
coach he might choose to enter where there are
other passong gers. Tho North Carolina Railroads.
chiefly owned by tho State; the hmbless soldiers
arc tic wards Of tho State, and, whether they
fought in cause right or wropgs they are entitled
to Kind reatment.-statessiks american.
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sHiP'P''IltieI..
Charleston and Savannah Steam
Packet Line. S s 5ssi ssis
VIA BEAUFORT AHD HnT0HHEAD.sy

Steamer PILOT BOY oaptain n. +. MnNKlrx
Steamer ELIZA HANCOCK. Captain j. Il. RIcHA HAnDsoH
Steamer FANNIE. :; Captain p: :B VrEoExE
T. EAVE EACCOMMODATI0N,WR WHARF, 0HAHL.GS90Htsee
day. Friday aud Saturday mornings as O'Clock
: The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston every EtadAy and
Savannah every Saturday. -.E .1 o5E4<e
The ELIZA aANooX leaves Charleston eyely Rednas.
day and Saturday, and Savannah every Monday nf Ffd-s
day. isr.ea-ss s5,.si;
The FANNIE Iesyes Charleston every Monday: ana :
Savannah every wednesday touching q Buton gotns
and returning
Freight received daily md stored fesof
Freight TO all points except Savannah must be
No Freight received attsr sunset e
For Freight or Passage applY To-
II 5sz :ss9.!s 4 FERGUSON xsHDLlfKAsx q -: 3
-. - - hax3egeon, Qsss
e GAHHoRN GUuNMaHAMSAgsn4.t
.I S&SJffslS
II. B.Ihe Steamers of this Line ccnnec4 skENas3Dni
with Northeastern and South Carnln1 md sE&
Savannah With Central and AI4ny and
Florida stea1nsrs t 81 = 1as
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From the Cork or Edisto.

FORK OF ED1sro, s. c., March 21st, 1887.
To the Etor Of ;he Daily Ne,os: -
s'straws show which way the wind blows, and
coming events cast their shadows ahead" The
deplor,ible state Of impecuniosity with which our
State has been drifting, deeper and deeper, ever
since the close Of the war, needs other proof
sustain the asseyeration than glance at the sales
Of real estate in the interior.
The average prise Of lands in this State, previ-
ous to the war, was about ten dollars an acre.
Since the war the average has been reduced about
one-third, with an increasing depreciation as time
grows older. One tract Of three hundred and
seventy!fve acres in this District sold, at the
last sales day, for eleven cents per acre; while
another tract, containing Thousand acres,
brought the munifcent sum Of enough to pay
costs, 1ainus one hundred dollars. This was, In
deed, q bene6cent holocaust in favor Of the legal
shrme.
These are stubborn facts And while 7 do not
wish to engender additional feelings Of animadver-
sion on the part Of debtor toward creditor yet let
me add, that these and similar sacrifices have so
much disgusted the poor debtor, that many have
expressed an inclination in favor Of universal con-
fscaton, by Congess, as the surest means OF
iquidating al debts.
A general act Of suing has been resorted to in
this section, and many subterfuges indnlged in to
keep property beyond the pale Of the law. The
spirit OF forbearance has vanished, and many are
being sold out Of house and home to satisfy the
demands of relentless creditors. Even those who
would pay out, if they were allowed little time,
are equally prey to the indiscriminate litigation
II something is not done soon to check the exer-
else Of this unwonted spirit Of suing, the landed
estates Of our once prosperous country must pass
into the hands Of others, W. fear, less capable o.
sustaining them. >
These forced sacrifices Of property are r1linous
in the extreme, and convey an idea Of the want o.
proper Legislation on the part of remiss Legis
lature.
The freedmen in this section are working very
well. Although they do not manipulate the facllt
hand Of experience quite as well as they were wont
to do in ante-bellum times, yet if the military off
GERS will only keep hands of, we think we car
Weld them to better account this year than last
Very friendly relations exist between them and the
whites and the channel in which the two races
have been obliged to float for the past two years
is quietly assuming every DE- more peaceful
nature.
The recent excessive rains have thrown the farm
ers little backward in the preparation Of the sol
for planning, the auval lands and syrt spots being
too boggy to plough. This, however, may be al
for the best, as many no doubt would have planted
prematurely, like few have dvile whose corn wa
pipped by the frost. RURAL.
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WV
haven Of safety and peace, and there reft and re-
store them, will be the men who will be thanked,
honored and rewarded.
Your dreamers and croakers, your passtyasts and
your hair-sphtters will be contemned. II the fates
shall decree that in addition to all our other dsas
ters, their foolish counsels shall prevail and il
these commemorative are left to be moulded by
the dishonest factions Of the Hunnicutt stamp,
our past and present troubles viii be Light COM
pared with those that will then come to plague us
by our own folly. The press can do much to avert
this calamity, and to our brethren Of the press we
appeal to e1art their influence in the right drec-
tion. They have maintained the honor Of the
South, Let them now aid in rescuing it from ruin.
.. tBfoas the Richmond Dispatch]
TIE SUPPLEMENTAL Bill. TIE telegraphic
nows shows that the Supplemental Bill came near
heing law yesterday. The House passed it with
three amendments, and the Senate concurred in
two Of these The one rejected is that striking out
the clause by which the Senate 80 amended the
Bill as torequire at eleast half Of the registered
voters to ratifys the constitution. The House re-
stored its OWL provision which requires majority
OF all the voters registered.
The busy-bodies who have been using their
efforts TO ourtal the privileges andrghts Of the
Congress that under the Virginia Code many legis-
lators and judges did not some time before the
war; take the oath to support the Constitution Of
the United States. We published, q day. or two
since, the clause IN that Constitution which re-
quired Legislators, judges, etc., to take this oath
and i it was omitted in any case to- which the
provision applies re very much doubt-it
was clearly q neglect OF duty.
Nevertheless, the House Of Representatives, IN
fuenced by the busy-bodies aforesaid, ADDED q
clause to the supplemental bill depriving au such
Legislators and Judges as may not have taken the
oath to support the United States Constitution Of
the RICH: to vote or, hold Office pending the mill
tary government. Tho Senate adopted the amend
'ment, and We suppose nobody here thinks anything
Of it, This amendment, that about the registered
voters noticed above, and one to punish false swear
ing ss which Fa inns stssHes 5aead sq quite
House. The only point at issue between the
Houses, that as to the number Of registered votes
necessary to ratify the constitution, we suppose
will be promptly settled. $50 81.
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DEATH OF DB! john j. STEE1E.-We learn with
this District died recently at his residence. He
was an old and successful practitioner, and viii be
greltly missed in that section Of the District
Kia1atrea XQr:. 7. ty.ll. = 49,:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
: ALL DEMANDS AGAINST THE sCH]

a% ALL DEMANDS YAGAlNST THE .HCHR.
RENsHAW, CHASE MASTER must be presented st the
Office Of the n duplicated by u o'clock To
Korow the 2sd instant otherwise they VIII be debared
payment ]. A. ENsLOW 4 CO.,
March q 9'a .i::ss.,.t= -: Consianees
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SHIP N G..

FOR L1vERiPOOL.-THEl Al AMER
&1NICAN SHIP "sOUTHERN RIGHTS" L. r.
T&N9S4Ross Master, having portion Of her cargo en-.
Sses@z@gaged will have dispatch for the above port
For balance Of freight engagements apply to
WILLIS H. CHIsOLM,
March 10 tuths3 North Atlantic Wharf
FOR LIVERPOOL.-:EHE STRICT.
.AlhMLY Al American Ship B. S. KIMBALLs Dear.
IEEEASbor Master having large portion Of her
ses81c cargo engaged and going on board, will have
dispatch for the s.ove port.
For balance of Freight engagements, apply to
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
March 13 No. "a East Bay.
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~, NOTICE TO MARINERS.-CAPTAI
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River. requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs, on the Charleston and St. Andrews side OF
the Ashley Rver; by which precauon contact with the
submarno Telegraph Cable will be avoided. g.sa
9t- s. o. TURNER, q. ". =
Harbor Masters Office Charleston February g. 1866.
February - =
TAWAY WITH sPECTAOLEs.-OLp EYES
made new. without spectacles, Doctor or Meditane
Pamphlet mailed free receipt OF ten cents Address
E. B. F00IE, III. D., No. 1lso Broadway, New York.
Noyembers -
81 SPECIAL NTELLIdENCE.-WE PRO-
POSE to furnish LABoRERs OF all classes for Farmers
Railroads Shop Garden, Store, Hotel general House.
work
Persons desiring employment will cal at No. Cannon
near Kim street; and oil orders for Laborara Will be
promptly me-, and saa factory reference given.
February % limo s. B. HALL & co.
~WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. IL WHITING, Esq, "a o candidate tor Sheriff Of
Charleston JudciaD District 1t the next election.
September 10
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Bnltim0re Market. Es.:ss-i2zf
BA117moRE, March 21.-Flour firm. Corn dull
and declined &c. to &c.; White, 81 09a1 10. Mess
Pork $2s 75aM. Bulk Shoulders, 9ac. s...sle. -.
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aFCALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN-The Members tcolored) o. this Church were reg.
ulary dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
Of this City, to form sepafss Church. They wor
shiping for the present at Bon1ms Hail. John street,
between Meeting and King They have purchased lot,
and are soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House Of Worship.
They believed to be pious and worthy parsons aud
the II object respectfully commended 10 all who have
the ability and disposition TO lid such The
following mamberaot the sd Church have bean author
lied to make collections CH4RlRs s1A1zs, THo,rAsA
DAv1s, EDWARD % HA1a, DAarE D. RuAnrns, JoHx BEE,
and SAMUEL STEWARD. oz,sg.,s y5s,.ts. ~.
Charleston. 8; G. June Al. 1889. ,.ss ID
-, s..5-.5. Rev LUcrUs 6UTHBERT,
Paetor Citadel Square Church.
,s'1s':2z. ~ Rev. E r. WNKLER,
.-......: = -siz,.=s5 Pastor United Church.
WILLIAM q IN TnNNERy NNEFRy Deacona Citadel Square
WI1LIAM q. WHHDEN, on O'1 uf'u'
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Maw Yae,r Market. !.


New YoRK, March M.-Nour firm but quiet.
Wheat dull and nominally unchanged. Corn quiet
and rather heavy. Pork dull and nominal. New
Mess-sellers at buyers at s2s aS7f Lard
heavy, In bbls., at 12lalssc Whiskey quiet Cot.
ton dull and lower at SO. per b. for Mddling Up
lands Freights quiet. - ~ - 10 IS
The Stock .sarket i. excited. 5:2o.'a Of ''6a
Coupons 109a. Exchange unchanged. Money !
per cent. Gold 1349. $500. .;.-- zi. 81 :.
EVENING DESPATCH. 4Q.S
NEW YORK, March 21.-stooks excited; Five:
twentie, ga, coupons, 1891. Gold s44. Cotton
heavy, and declined to cent sales 1900 bales
at s0aae1 Four-state and Western advanced
to 10 cents Southern Flour firm. Corn heavy,
and declined ,1to2c.; Mixed Western 81 17a1 10.
Mess Pork firm. Groceries quiet: Freights quiet
by steam to Liverpool I'd. .5 : - ~; ~
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Observation-Disclosures
MILLS, .AND .sOH OHSTIKsEVXE.l
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January as 70 a1ls,.s - Master In Equity.
a5:TREAsURER's OFFICE, OHERAW AND
DARLINGTON oNBAnROAD.-oHERAw, March "a. 1857
Holders Of Coupons Of the Lat MORTGAGE BONDS Of
this Company, due ON the 1st Apr, are notified that
they viii be paid upon presentation at the Office Of the
Company IN Cherav. s' J. q. MOWER,
March Al ,ii'. - 6 Treasurer.
20. THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERGY.-HowARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, Sor
Young Men, on the CRIME oF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DIsEAsEs which destroy the
manly powers, and create tmpediments to MARRIAGE,
With sure means Of relieI Sent in sealed letter en-
velepos, free OF charge. :.Address Dr.. j. sKHIN
HoUGHTON, Toward Association, Philadelphia. Pa.
Januarv - an,o
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I,ELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LIVERPOOL, MaIcH 1l-Noou.-So1Fon AaS
downward tendency. Mlddling Uplands 1s5d.
Middling Orleans 1s{d. Sales 5000 bales.
Manchester advices are unfavorable.
LONDON, March 2-Noon.-Finanoial affairs ar
unchanged.
LONDON, March M-Evening. -Consols 914. o.
8. Bonds IA.
LIVERPOOL, March M-Evening.-The Cotton
market continued dull and heavy. Mddling up
lands 1Std.; Middling Orleans 1ssd. Sales 6oot
bsIes. Tallow As. 3D.. Lard Sos. cd. Spirits Iur.
p.ntne S7s. Sd.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-In the Senate the Bill
exsmpting wrapping paper made from wood and
corn STALKS from the internal revenue tax was
passed. An amendment taxing scrip issued by
any National Bank, State municipality or corpora
ticn, was adopted. The Bill suspending payment
for enlisted slaves was passed, when the Senate
went into executive session and afterwards adj
journed.
In the House, q resolution to send evidence to
the Senate, affecting two Senators IN connection
with the New York Custom House, was passed. The
Senators alluded to are supposed to be Messrs.
Doo1rrr1R and PATTERSON. The House then went
into Committee OF the Whole. The Million Relief
Bill for the benefit Of the Southern destitute was
discussed. BUTLER opposed the Bill in violent
terms, and the debate took wide range and led
to some severe remarks between Messrs. BUTLER
and BINGHAM. MIR. BINGHAM said he repeled with
scorn tho utterances affecting his integrity or
honor from any man, whether he be the hero Of
Fort Fisher taken. or Fort Fisher not taken.
Mr.. BINGHAM proceeded ina dennnoistory strain
amid roars Of laughter and some excitement.
BUTLER rose to reply, but the Committee rose,
when BUTLER appealed for an opportunity to
answer. - 49,
Mr.. E1DRDaE hoped that the House would not
bottle up the gentleman from Massachusetts,
whsn by unanimous consent he was allowed to
60 on. = ;s& 80 : ,
BUTLER proceeded, defending himself for voting
for Mr.. DAVIS he hoped thereby to save the coun-
try. He did what he could during the war, but
the only victim Of the gentleman's (BmeHAMs)
prowess that he (BuIIER) knew Of, was an inno-
cent woman hanged upon the ;scafold. BUTLER rIs.
allrdes to Mrs. sURRATr, in whose prosecution
BINGHAM was an active manager. -. :
The Committee rose, and, without vote the
House adjourned. ! - > stt,z.fs
;
WUA0UO8VU4A WeSSbeEtFTT-
WASHINGTON, March 21.-The President signed
the Bill approprating fifteen Thousand dollars FOL
the reief of the INDECENT blacks Of the District.
he seSthern Candidate Elected.
NEwBERN, N. O., March q. Maj. JoaN HUGHES
the Southern candidate, was elected TO- the State
Senate unanimously. The negroes voted.
Steamer Lost. :re.l sr7:s d;
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 21.-The steamer
Coquette was snagged. The boat and cargo be-
came d total loss. No lives lost. ! e 80
Cuba Bank Suspended.
HAVANA, March 14.-The Bank Of Cuba has sus-
pended :. :. - - e 'sS.s.f, 80 -.
Maryland Appropriation for Southern Poor.
BALTIMORE, March A.-The Maryland Senate
has appropriated one hundred thousand dollars
for the relief Of the poor Of the South. ~ st
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"a ARTIFICLAL EYEs.-ARTWICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs F.
BAUcH and P. aoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu. Of Paris). No. 500 Broadway, New York
April
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s's;eNGAH1-EI-A-TIlAET-l2;y,3ssS; &, l2y3s 81
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on Saturday. 2Sd inst, st 8. O'clock. ;s aif1
For Freight or Passage having the most superior AZ;
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