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THE MORMON DoMINATIoN.--Brig
Young seems to be carrying matters
with a high hand in Utah, If we may
judge by the reports which have, from
time to time, been received from that
region. 1t appears that the Saints will
no longer tolerate the presence of Cen
tile merchants, and have resolved that
all persons of this class shall forthwith
be expelled from the city. brigham,
the much married, issued the order,
warning the faithful to have no deal
ings with the heather storekeepers,
and then magnanimously offered to
buy their goods at discount of twenty
five per cent. on the cost price, and to
guarantee them the payment of their
outstanding accounts. of course the
merchants must leave, or the Danites
will murder them, as many others have
been murdered who have made them
selves obnoxious to the church. This
state of things should not be allowed to
continue, and the sooner the pestiIent
brood are driven from the soil of the
United States the better it will be for
all parties, and for the future peace of
the country.
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AN UNrRoFrrABLE BUsINEss.-The
Hartford COwGnt gives a list of fifteen
OF the soundest and most wealthy in
surauce companies in the country, for
the purpose of showing how unprotita-
bile the insurance business has been OF
late. In this list, representing SlS,OOO.-
goo of capital, only three have their cap
ital mnimpHired by losses, and they
have only Il surplus ofabout S79. 600. on
At capital of about Si,OOO, GOO. As an otf-
set to this it must be remembered tina,
the insurance companies have, until
recently. been making large gains, and
that their present capitals frequently
represent earnings declared on stock
dividends.
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THE people of this country have been
often reminded of the profits realized
by the manufacturers during the war
as an argument in favor of free trade.
These profits have been exceptional,
and have arisen from causes as excep-
tional as the profits. The history of
the manufacturing business in this
country is one Glled with vicissitudes
of intense interest. The hardy enter
prise and persistent industry, the in
Nentive genius and patient endurance
of the men engaged in this business.
lind no parallel in other employments.
Contending against monopolies OF cap
ital and labor, mt times almost crushed
by the demands of these monupolies.
the competition with foreign producer
and foreign importer united in DOW
erful monopoly, have often ruined their
cherished enterprises. The business
life of many of our leading manufac-
turers, which these New York papers
affect SO much to despise, would be rs
interesting rs a romance, and would
exhibit instances of moral heroism
which would crown the leader of any
army with immurtality. But that press
which, II not directly supported by for
eiSn trade, is supported by those w no
derive their gains from that trade, has
no word to direct public attention to
those vast fortunes which have been ac-
cumulated by those engaged in foreign
couimerce. No reminder of those for
eigners who enjoy their millions de-
rived from the American trade. No
contrasts to suggest between the gains
OF the importer and the gains Of the
manufacturer.
The doctrine of Free Trade is doc
trine of Charles Fourier. well enough
when it comes to be universally adopt-
ed, put impossible to be successfully
applied until then.
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An ENGLISH DIVORCE LAw.-The
first decision undera new law passed
at the last session of the English Par
Lament has just been given in n Divorce
Court. Hitherto, if woman obtained
divorce from her husband, and
showed clean hands herself, she was
provided for out of her husbands es-
tate, but not Uice versa. The new law
corrects this injustice. In this case the
VIE was the offender, and is now liy-
ing with her paramount. She possesses
IN her own right an Income of about
seven thousand dollars per aunum-
ana the Judge decided that lit would
De an evil example ii theleutire fortune
OF wealthy married woman was 10 be
reasoned as part of the prospects of an
adulterer, or the resources OF a second
nome for the guilty woman.' So he
quietly relieved her of a good norton
OF 1t, viz: n thousand dollars ner an
mum towards the education OF n child
oS her husband, and about twenty two
nuhdred dollars per annum to the hus-
oand himself 1t certainly is a poor
rule that does not work both WAYS. and
we may set the new law down as one OF
the very few good ones enacted by
modern English LEGISLATORS,
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UIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED a
co-partnerShiP and will continue the
Wholesale Grocery and Produce business I'M
der the name of Maxwell & Tingle, at our
old stand.
The entire business OF the late firm Will be
settled by us. Persons having accounts un-
settled will please present them at once for
payment, and those knowing themselves In
debted to the old firm will greatly Obl1ge us
by Iiouidniing their balances as soon as pos
Sible.
We respectfully solicit continuance of
JAMES MAXWELL.
January s, 81. GEO. r. TINGLE.
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THE CREDTToR's STRATAGEM.-Four
creditors started from Boston, on the
same train, for the purpose of attach
ing the property of certain debtor in
Pennington, in the State of Maine. lie
owed each one separately, and each one
was suspicious of the object of the other,
but dared not say word about it. So
upon everything except what they had
most ut heart. When they arrived at
the depot at Pennington, which was
three miles from where the debtor did
business, they found nothing to ''put
'em over the road" but "a solitary cab,
toward which they all rushed. Three
got in, and refused admittance to the
fourth, and the cab started. The fourth
ran after and got up outside with the
driver. He asked the driver if he want
ed to sell his horse. He replied that he
more than fifty dollars, but he would
not sell him for that. He asked him
if he would not take one hundred dol
lars for him. eyes" said he. The
fourth man quickly paid over the
money, took the reins and backed the
cab up to "A bank. slipped it from the
harness, and tipped it up so that the
NoOI Cpulu hoI be OpcueuS anu lueil
jumped upon the horses back and rode
of lickety-switch, while the insiders
were looking out of the window, feel
| ing like singed eats. He rode to IL law
yer's and got writ made out and
served and his debt secured, and got
back to the hotel just as the outsiders
came up pulling and blowing. The
cabman soon bought back his horse for
fifty dollars. The "solid" men offered
to pay that sum if the fortunate one
who found property sufficient to pay
his own debt, would not tell of it il
| Boston,
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Grape Farm for Sale.-Terms Easy.

NOSTAINING 1917 ACRES, MORE OR
\ less, within 80 miles of this city, and
having the following Inducements: a neat
brick cottage of four rooms, with necessary
out buildings, ~ acres OF choice grape vines
one year old, an orchard of over 100 first rate
fruit trees, locust grove worth several hun
bred dollars to the purchaser, and over 10 acres
OF good coal with opening convenient TO
mpheld Railroad. THOS- O'BRIES,
ianS-lW Real Estate Agent,
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a1tw OVERWHELMING.
Fair and Supper.

mwO CLASSES IN THE SABBATH
i School connected with the Fourth street
NJ. u. Church will hold II Fair and serve up a
supper this evening in HOrnbTookS Hall,
IlssS Main street, above Monroe. Ample
preparations have been made, and 1t Is IN
tended to make II the Jete of the season: the
proceeds go to the beneht of the church now
being erected on Fourth street. 1anS-lt
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Cadetship at West Point.

mFIE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
L of West Virginia will be entitled TO n
Cadet appointment at the United States Mill
tary Academy about the LIST of March next.
Applicants for the appointment will please
present themselves for examination at
Wheeling, on Thursday. the 18th day OF
John r. Hubbard and r. w. HaZlett, who
have consented to act as committee to select
the one most worthy and best qualified for
the position. g. d. HUBBARD,
ianS-td NJ C. LIST Dist. W. Va
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srtfIal autIfes.

OpnERT,s VEGETABLE AIBRosIA. or the
Worlds Hair Restorer, is the only prepara-
ton of the kind without sugar OF lead: ,,,,,,
1t is vegetable compound anu con talhs
II will restore gray hair to its original color,
1t prevents hair from falling OFF and makes
asa hair dressing 1t has no equal.
1t is warranted to do all we claimior 1t or
the money IS refunded.
Ask for Odberts Vegetable AmbroSia ana
c, H. ODBERT, Proprietor,
Wheeling, w. Va
For sale by all Druggists. deli
METCALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing rheumatism of yearS' stand
ing in a few days.
aug22-ly T. H LOGAN & CO., Ag'ts.
DIR. P. MEREDITH, Dentist, Office NO. l32
West Sixth Street, states as follows:
CISCrSSATI, October ], 1868.
MEsSRs. J. y. HARRIS * CO.-Gents.-
About one year ago took cold which set
tied on my lungs. a violent cough was the
consequence which increased with severity.
and matter Duri ns the last winter became
so much reduced that was confined 10 my
bed. The disease was attended with coIi
chills and niGht-sweatS. \ diarrhea set IN.
of Consumption, and could not possibly get
well. 1 was recommended to try
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
The formula was shown to me, which Undue
ell me to give II a trial, and viii only ada
that my cough is entirely cured, and am
now able to attend TO my buslness as usuAI'
Yours respectfully, ,,,,,,>,,r,r
Sold by 7. H. LOGAN & CO., and by all
dealers in Family Medicines. dcli-lmd
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Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED a
L private office in his block of brick build
ingS, on Main street, No. llS15, up stairs. All
know where he may be found, and those
who owe him anything will know where to
call Office hours, for the present, from n.
M to p. m. Residence, No. 20 EnT street,
5th Ward. THOS- HORNBROOK.
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Coigate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined vegetable Oils in combination with
GIyeerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. For sale by all druggists.
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Notice.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN
IL the Wholesale Liquor business CONRAD
hereafter be G. W. FRANZHEIM & CO.
hereby give notice that l desire all per
sons who have claims against me to present
them Immediately; and all persons who
nre indebted TO me will please settle the same,
as our accounts must be settled as soon as pos
sihle. g. w. FRANZHEIM.
ianS-lw
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Notice.

r HEREBY NOTIFY THE CITIZENs OF
i Wheeling and the public generally, that
l will not pay debts or contracts made by
my wife, now living at MoundsvilIe, here
after from this date.
z. c. UPSTILL.
MHEELING, Dec. %. 1865. lanS-lMt
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Notice

STOCKHOLDERS OF GREENWOOD
= Cemetery, on or before the first day of
April shall be under the necessity of using
that portion of ground now in your posses
sion as right OF way for my special benefit,
designated as such in the deed from Thomas
Clark to DIR. Hildreth and brothers; being II
feet in width, extending from the National
Road to Wheeling Creek, adjoining my lands.
jan5-3tH HUGH CLARK.
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GRAPE FARM For SA1E.-Notice the
advertisement ofThomas O'Brien, Real
Estate Agent, in another column, head.
ed Grape Farm for Sale.
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Notice.

DHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAU-
il toned against trusting or harboring nv
wife, Margaret Lindsay, on my account. a.
she has LEFT my bed and board without any
Just cause, Ind shall nay no ,iebts Contract
ed ny her: THOMAS LINDSAY.
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OUR FoREIGN PoPULArIoN.-Accor
ing to published statistics, the immigra-
ton of 1866 was much larger than that
of any previous year, and that of 1867
promises to be still larger. 1t is esti-
mated that at least 100000 European
emigrants have found their way to
America during the past year, bringing
with them, on an average, $50 each,
making the amount of gold added to
our national wealth from this source
about SIS, zoo, 900. This latter item, inn
portanJ itself, is of but little consequence
ns compared with the emigrants them.
selves. Their music and brain will add
countless millions to the riches of the
country. Wherever they go, whether
III city or country, they will help in de.
VelOpIng our inexhaustible resources.
This applies especially to the hardy
pioneers who strike out for themselves
upon our boundless prairies. Glad
stone was about right when he said
that emigration to America was no lon
ger phlebotomy, but hemorrhage. The
more OF that kind OF blood letting the
Old World gets, the better it will be IoI
the New.
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aatw aarerttsetHeHts.

TLEVENTH QUARTERLY REPORT OF
IL the First National Bank of Bridgeport,
Ohio, showing its condition on the morning
OF the first Monday of January, 1867.
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Dividend.

Dividend.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF WEST vTR-
ginia has this day declared a divide,d ~
six i6l per cent and the U. s. tax. ont Of the
t5slEElhsS ior the last SIX months payable on
WHEELING, Ian. Z, 1857. fans-3t
THE PARTNERSHIP HEREroFORE.
L existing under the firm name of a
Inrner & Co., was dissolved on the lst inst
w. Elingnam and W. Taylor retiring Tine
ed All those having CLAIMS viii r,ie.SIl -
sent them for settlement, and those knoWing
themselves TO De Indebted to the late fiTm
will please make fmmeiiata nsSpoart ,,S a.,
business must be closed up without delay.
WHEELING, Jan. I, lsS7-st = NJ, En-
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Found.

ON SATURDAY, POCKET BOOK,
4 containing a sum of money, which the
owner can have by calling at Hubbard Bros
Auction Rooms, Market street, describing the
book and money, and paying Tor TINS adver-
tiSemeut. Jano-I
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Board Wantad-

DY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN
Da private family or Boarding House. Lo-
cation preferred two to four squares east oil
Post office. References exchanged. address
with terms, A B., p. o, Box 100. jan5-St9
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Co-Partnership.

7 a. ARMSTRONG;, ]. A. HOLIDAY
- and Alexander Coen. have this day en-
tered into co-Partnership under the firm
name of Armstrong, Holiday 4 Co., for the
purpose OF carrying on n wholesale and retail
lumber business, manufacturing doors, sash,
shutters, boxes, &c, de- planning Mill cor
ner5th and Lindsey SITS Lumber yard half
square North ID Ward Market House.
ARMSTRONG, HOLIDAY & co.
WHEELING, w. VA, Jan. ., 1867.
fan--lw
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AT the annual meeting of the Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad Compa-
ny, at Cleveland, on Wednesday, Jan.
81, the following new Board of Direc-
ton was made for the year 1867. These
gentlemen are nearly all new to the
management OF the road, the majority
being of New York and New York Sc
lection: Messrs. James II. Banker, c.
W. DurHut. David BOWS, Thomas Slo-
comb and John Steward, OF New York;
J. IL. Tracy, of Chicago: J. y. McCul-
loch, OF Wellsville, Ohio; w. w. uoIlo-
way, of bridgeport, Ohio; Il. +. Jones
and j. II. Sheen berSer, of Pittsburgh,
and J: f; Clark and T. Z. Handy, OF
Cleveland.
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SELECTING JURIEs.-GOv. Curtin, of
Pennsylvania, suggests, in his message,
that the present system of summoning
juries, in some OF the counties, may be
susceptible of abuse. Where county
commissioners and sheritIs are of the
same political school there would be
temptation to them To unite in return
ing panels of iurors, in times of poIiti-
cal excitement, which would be of Il
partisan character. The Governor pro-
poses that two jury commissioners be
elected in each county, one 10 be voted
tor 10y each citizen, and the two rcceiv-
ing the largest number of votes to be
the commissioners. This would insure
commissioner to each party, and
would prevent the dangers which the
Governor thinks may result from the
present system.
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Notice.

A ELECTION FOR DIRErroRs or
n the First Mutual Store in Bellaire- Ohio.
VIII be held at the office OF the company in
Benwood, w. Va on Tuesday, the :Sssi
jSni-t H ~ ?, H. G. G. MURDOCH
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THAT MYSTERIOUS MIssIoN.-For
some time past there has been much
speculation about IL secret mission for
which war vessel was preparing at
Annapolis. 1t is now announced that
the mission, which is in charge of the
Assistant Secretary of State, Frederick
w. Seward, is to arrange for the estab-
lishment OF United States naval sta
ton in the West Indies. Mr.. Seward
was at first to have sailed from Annap-
oils on the United States steamer, Get
tysburg, but an accident happened to
that vessel, and the steamer Don was
prepared, on which he finally sailed on
Wednesday afternoon. The Bay of
Samanu, Hayti, is the point said to
have have been selected for the station,
and Mr.. Seward is to negotiate with
the Haytien Government for its cession
To the United States. To pay the ex-
penses of this expedition and to buy
the necessary land, an appropriation
of S2UO. 900 was made in the Deficiency
bill recently passed by Congress.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
THE FIRM OF ]. y. HOLIDAY & co.
L has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be settled at their
office, corner 5th and Lindsey SITS.
]. a. HOLIDAY & co.
WHEELING. Jan. !, 1861. lan7-lw
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AntfIs.
BINGHAM HOUSE,
ELEVENTH IL MARKET srs.,
DHWW nHW

PHILADELPHIA.
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE Is
L now open for the reception OF guests. 1t
has been ritted up III II manner equal to any
in the country. The location being central
makes it a very desirable stopping place,
city. The ParlOrS are spacious, and elegant
~ furnished. The tables will be supplied
with all the delicacieS the market will af-
ford, and 1t is the intention OF the Proprietor
to keep In every respect First Glass Hotel.
IermS-s3 per day.
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EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.

MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE,
VI known and used over N years. Daily
increasing in public favor. Complete in one
bottle. No wash. No trouble. \ child can
apply N, Produces Il luStrous black or brown,
as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
10 cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Also, MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. jui-eod-ly
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The Senatorial contest in Pennsylva-
mia, has become very exciting, and
seems now to be narrowed down to
Simon Cameron and Thad. Stevens.
The Pittsburgh Commercial and Gazette
are both Curtin papers. The former,
in double loaded article yesterday,
makes the following announcements:
Concerning the canvass for United
States Senator at Harrisburg, all the
reports we have received from that
quarter concur on one point; and that
i, il the INSCRIPTIONS use OF money
may be relied on, the friends of Simon
Cameron do not miscalculate the
chances when they claim that his cleo
tiu1 is tolerabIy certain. The ques-
ton is simPly-do they judge wisely as
To the power and probable result OF the
influence they are so lavishly employ
ing?
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Notice.

rrHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF BESwooD IRON WORKS
" i'll be held at the Office OF the company,
DAY, the 9th day OF Jan. 1867, ut O'Clock.
janS-2w E. NJ. NORTON, Pres't.
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Halls Vegetable SiciIian Hair Re
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HdH'S Vegetable !SiciIidH Hair ReYleLreT
Prevents the hair from falling OF.
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Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HATS Vegetable SiciiiOn Hdir ReneICeT
Does not stain heSkin.
HATS Vegetable SiciIidn Rdir RenclCer
Has proved itself the best preparation for
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TNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between Maxwell, Campbell X
Tingle Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Thomas ]. Campbell Withdrawing from
JAMES MAXWELL.
THOS. ]. CAMPBELL.
December l. '6G. G.. r. TINGLE-
JanS-3t"
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For Rent.

FINE RESIDENCE ON FOURTH
n Street. Two desirable rooms on Monroe,
between Main and Water streets, ID and Sd
Stories 1. IRWIN.
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500 Reward.

GTOLEN FROM THE STABLE OF
= Samuel EIliottS, . miles from Elm Grove,
West Va, on Sunday night, 9th inst, a beau
tiful BRIGHT BAY MARE, line soft hair,
very high bold carriage, about Isl. hands
high, has mark caused by a kick on the
left hip; also some white saddle marks.
We will give fifty dollars for the thief and
fifty dollars for the mare delivered TO us.
]. d G. MENDEI.
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EIFTH QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
II condition of the National Savings Bank
in Wheeling, i'll the State OF West Virginiai
on the morning OF the first Monday of jan
uary, 1867.
RESOURCES.
Notes Il bills discounted sl2I gSS -
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S. P. HILDRETH, CaSii'r.
WHEELING, ian. :, 1867. jams
CIXTH QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
- National Bank of West Virginia, at
Wheeling, showing its condition on the
morning of the first Monday in January,
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STATEMENT OF THE WHEELING

ROBERT II. MAURY. JAS L MAJRY
ROBERT T. BROOKE
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f. MCCOY,
Sec of the Board of Health.
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DIR. P. MEREDITH, Dentist, Office No. 1872
West sixth Street. states as follows:
ALLEN,s LUNG BALsAM.
CoIsate,s Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

Sold by T. H. LOGAN & CO., and by al
dealers in Family Medicines. dcli-lmd