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David SnodsTaSa and James D0lap
In Chancery.

David snodgrasa and James Dalaplain.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit Is TO subject the
farm OF said David snodgrass, situate on
Short Creek, Ohio county, West Virginia, 10
the payment OF q Judgment obtained by the
North Western bank of Virginia, aRainst
said David snOdgEaSs, at the October term Of
the Circuit Court for Ohio county, West Va,
with Interest and costs of said suit, and the
costs of this suit.
Affidavit having cen made and dled in
the cause that the said defendants are not
residents of the State OF West Virginia.
On motion OF the cOmpEainRnts counsel, II
is ordered that they DO appear here within
one month AFTER the fourth weekly publIea.
ton In the Wheeling InteIIigencef, and due
posting OF this order at the front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio county, and do what
lhey may think proper 10 protect their in.
teTest in this suit 1-- 49,
Test: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG. Clerk
JACOB 4 CLARK, Sol. for Compile
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8uE SaIE.
Bank Stock for SaIe

uonal Bank OF Wheeling; also : sbS[H.
st fe6ss! Eau Road. Acp.pTpngN
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Auction Sale of Household an
Kitchen Furniture

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL An
Public Auction to the highest and ~
! Di1oet' ~ the househod and kitchen fuI.
Coleman deceased. Said sale viii tsE4
place at the Grocery hand, on CLAY stIeeI
O'clock M, Saturday, March IN 1ss y
PETER HAXMAUHR
n. YASER '
Guardians OF the m inor Children M Vy,,,,a,u
Coleman, lately deceased. feI,SI-tio -
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.



FRIDAY, February 8, 1853.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Fisher Of this
[ RreSbYteEfan Church.
The Senate agreed to the substitute
I proposed by the House for the Senate
bill creating school district within thf
town of Weston, and also adopted the
I House joint resolution authorizing the
I Auditor to make collections beyond the
limits Of this State.
a large number Of bills were acted
I on in their intermediate stsges.
Mr.. Martin submitted the following,
I which was adopted:
I The Joint COMMITTEES appoInted tC
/ examine the Auditors ofics, the Treas
! uTeT's accounts and bonds OF public
/ officers beg leave to submit the follow
InE=
! Your committee having carefully sx-
amined the books and accounts Of the
Aforesaid offices ind that the vouchers
/ have been properly filed, and the &C.
counts and books neatly and accurate
ly kept. A. MARTIN, Chairman.
On motion Of Mr.. Hoke the rules
were suspended and the following
PostPoning the trial Of Judge Hind.
mad on the part of the Senate.
ResOtUed. by the Legislature of West
Ytr9iEtG, The joint order of this day,
Tor the trial of Judge VIM. L. HindmAn,
is postponed on the part of the Senate
until the House OF Delegates shall
have acted on the subject.
Mr.. Young offered a joint resolution
proposing that the extra session to act
on the Code be held at the Salt Sulphur
Springs. Lies over one day.
The following bills were passed
House bill allowing the Board of
Supervisors of Morgan county TO ex-
empt her citizens from performing
Ill Z, - -,
Incorporate the Elk River Navigation
Company; Senate bill renewing the
charter OF the West Virginia Central
Railway Company; Senate bill to
amend the act relating to the School
District Of Wheeling.
Mr.. Workman offered the following,
which, was received and the committee
discharged:
The Joint Committee appointed to
investigate the charges sgainst VIM. L.
Hiudman, Judge of the Eighth Judicial
Circuit in this State, report, that in
their judgment the facts justify and
sustain the same.
The Senate took 4 recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Chapline offered a joint resoIu.
ton relating to the fees Of counsel fol
this State In the suit between Virgins
and West Virginia, In regard to the
counties OF Berkeley and Jefferson,
Adopted.
Senate bill to amend the act of 1853
prescribing taxes on licenses, and Sen
ate bill to amend section 8, chapter IS
Code Of Virginia, were indefinitely
postponed.
House bill to amend subdivision VI
of sections l and 5 of the general cor
pOrAtion law, was laid on the table anC
ordered to be printed.
On motion of Sir. BurIey the substi
tute for the House bill to refund take
collected from soldiers for bounty pur
poses, was taken up and referred.
On motion of Mr.. Farnsworth, thu
bill amending the general road Law
was taken up and discussed until thu
hour of adjournment, without arriving
at any conclusion thereon; pending
which the Senate adjourned.
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JUDeINo by the following, from Col.
Happiness last New York CStizen DE-
Democrats are notquite satisfied with
the manner the Copperhead chieftains
are preparing the way for a great Re-
publican triumph in New Hampshire.
are the managers of the Democratic
S4tnPatgn In New Hampshire merely
SLsAy' OF are they secretly hostile 10 the
Sause they pretend to advocaief These
SS 1eJ SNtE1 are forced upon MS by seeing
are %s G I'LL S y Prominenee they
4entat1Nes Of political death. ~ tSSS
rev. y Chauncsy Burr and he FTs11'
Glenn. Vallandigham. aOn'
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by Rev. VIM. G. Hobbs.


Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell, from the
Judiciary Committee, reported a bill
amending section 10, of the act estab-
fishing the Municipal Court Of Wheel
tpE a.. ..n,. ,..,,,,o-,.., 49,, 80.
cial Committee to reduce the number
of county officers, reported bills aboI-
ishing the office of County Treasurer,
and amending the Free School law.
Mr.. Fleming, of Harrison, from the
Committee on Counties, &C., reported a
bill Incorporating Hartford City, Mason
county.
Mr.. Btllmyer, from the Committee
on Private Corporations, &C., reported
adversely in regard to incorporating
the Burning Springs Gas Company.
Mr.. Mahon, from the Committee on
Roads, &c, reported a bill declaring
part OF the Beverly and Fairmont
Turnpike State road; also bill
amending the charter of the ParkerB-
burg and Sandy Railroad Company.
Mr.. Heermaus, from the Committee
on taxation &c, reported back Senate
bill for the relief of Feuelon Howe,
without recommendation.
Mr.. Blair from the Committee on
Forfeited and UnHpprOpriHted Lands,
reported adversely on the petition OF
b. w. Chapman, asking grant of min
erals nnder the bed of the Ohio river.
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
The following resolutions were offer
ed and adopted:
By Mr.. AOwes: Directing the Judi
ciRry Committee to inquire into the
eXpediency of amending the exemption
law SO as to exempt $500 worth OF per-
sonal property from execution.
By Mr.. Borgess. Providing for an
extra session OF the Legislature, COM
mencing on the 18th day OF May next.
BY Mr.. Evans A petition OF r. G..
French and others, citizens OF Mercer
county, asking that the election and
bond OF A. ]. Thompson be legaIized.
The Senate bill regulating the pay
ment of money into the Treasury, was
brought before the House by motion
TO reconsider the vote by which the bin
was ordered to third reading. This bill
provides that the Merchants Bank OF
Charleston shall be a place of deposit
for monies paid into the Treasury of
the State.
Mr.. Heermans offered an. amend.
ment, requiring the Bank to make a
sworn statement of the state of its
finances every three months, which
was adopted, and the bill ordered TO
enRroSsment, -
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ar. Heermans offered an amend.
ment, requiring the Bank to make a
sworn statement of the state of its
finances every three months, which
was adopted, and the bill ordered TO
enHrossment iE1
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CUNFLOWER OIL SOAP-Distinguishs
Dior rendering the Ekln soft, white and
plant, prevents the akin rom chapping, for
sale by Z. BOCKlRG, No. Odd Fellows
Hail. apd BOOKING & MILLER, cor. LIST d
ChaplIne str etA. feb2S
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For Sale.

GIBSON L. CRANSIER,
Trustes
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DARRETT's HAIR RESTORATIVE,
DChevalieEis Life for the Hair, Halls Sici.
Ian Hair Remover, MIS-. Windows Hail
Restorative, Eureka Hair Restorative, fol-
sale by E BOOKING, Odd Fellow Hail
and BOOKING & MILLER, cor. LIST and
Chapline streets
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lst inst The only spectacle in this city on that dsy
was the grand procession OF moving tenants.
The comedy OF married Life'' and the spectacle OF
the "Black Crook" were given on April rs at Mon
treal. paper sayss-"Miss Fanny Stocuueler In the
operate r66 of Idex charmed the audience. Her
song Of 'J'aime les Militaires," from the new and
fashionable opera OF ia Grande Duchesse was
beautifully and artistcay rendered and was loudly
enc0red. Miss StOcqueler has o clear and impress
sive enunciation, which, added to richly toned and
well cultivated voice. handsome face and spirited
manner Of representation has already earned for ner
many rounds Of applause, and made her, so far as
we can judge the favOrite In the troupe
In the early part Of June Nine. Parepa Rosa and
Carl Rosa with well selected concert and operate
promising engagement there.
The "White Fawnr was given last week at the
Louisville Theatre by De Polls ballet troupe.
Henry Bates, Jr., Is associated with Miles In the
management Of the National, Cincinnati LOtta Il
the present reigning star there.
Leo Hudson and her horse are In Louisville.
The Albany Musical Association gave the oratorfo
OF "The Seasons" In that city on Thursday.
~ mTempleton's company played "Rosedale" In
Charleston last week.
According to the correspondent OF London paper
Vienna Is the favored seat Of classical music he
says:-"I have taken some pains to ascertain the
relation, approximately, in which the cultivation OF
classical music In the Kaiserstadt stands towards
that existing In other European capitals. Let Vienna
represent musical maximum of 100, Berlin Will be
about 70; Munich, 90; London, 40 Paris IS; St. Pc
tersburg, %; Florence, 10, and Rome, .05."
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN, May % p
M-Consols closed at 931s for money and % for &C.
count. United States fve-twenties are frmer and
higher at 7O,s 7ok, Illinois Central quiet at e5k;
FRaNKFoRr BouRsE.-FRANKFoRT, May 2.-United
States nve-twenty bonds open at 75x Q 75x for the
PARIS BouRsE-PARrs, May 2.-The Bourse opens
dull. Rentes oof 17c., or 10c lower than yesterday
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET--LIvKrPOOI, MAY .
2P. M.-The market closes easier and prices are on
a fraction. The following are the closing quota
tions:-Middling uplands 12xc; middling Orleans
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-LIvERPooL
MAY 2-2P M.-The market generally closed dull and
easier. Wheat has declined to las. 5d. per GENITAL
for No. 2 red Western and 1Ss. Id. for California
white Peas have defined Is since last reports Cana
dian quoted at per 504 lbs. Corn Is steady at
37s Cd. per quarter for mixed western. Flour 37s.
per bbl for Western canal brands.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS sMARKEr-LIvERPOOr. May
Pa p. M-The lard market IL active and
advancing The last sales were made at 67s.
cd. per cwt Cheese Is dull and has de-
clined to 62s Cd. per cwt for the best grades
Of American fine. Pork is heavy and declining.
Eastern prime mess Is saable at S3s. Cd. per bbl.
Bacon Is quiet at sos. Beef steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPooL, May
% p. M.-Naval stores are dun and heavy. Resin
has declined TO 6s. od. per cwt. for common North
Carolina. Spirits turpentine 3ls cd. per cwt. Petro-
leum unchanged
IOSpoN NMARKErs-LoNpov, May 2.-supar. 27s.
per cwt. for No. IL Dutch standard Lnseed OIL f36
per Linseed cakes, fl0 los. per ton for thin OBJ
iong.for feeding.
PETROLEUM MARKET.--ANrwERP, May 2-Petro-
leum is steady at 43sf per bb for standard white.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The expenses OF private representation OF
'Dante,n q Ms opera by the Duke de Massa, at the
Theatre of the Conservative Paris, some weeks ago.
amounted to f1 200. Great encouragement this for
aspirants to lyrical fame.
In the provinces Of France as well as in Paris the
"Stabat Mater" by Rossini was given during the
Holy Week with full orchestras.
Onenbach's "Grand Duchess,r with Mrs. Howard
Paul in the principal part has proved great success
Of the Theatre Royal, Birmingham.
Mile. Schneider has accepted an engagement for
oil May at Toulouse, at ga night.
Herr Carl Walenzeiter, the known baritone vocal
ist Of the stuttgart opera, has arrived I'm London.
II Is said that Herr Bandmann win appear during
the autumn In new play written for him By Lord
Lytt0n
"I.es Dragons de villsrs'' Is In rehearsal ct the
Opera Comique, Paris.
Hrabant has been reached at the Theatre des Menus
Plaisirs.
by M. Legouve
On April L. at the mass in the chapel Of the Tue.
fies q new o Sdtutdrfs, composed by Auber for
voice and violin, was performed by Mile. Nilsson and
Larasate.
ale Brasseur de Prestono ia to be revived at the
Theatre Lyrigue. Meillet Wartal and Madame Dararn
Will sustain the principal parts
"Cendrillonr was revived on April Is at the Chate
let, At this house M. Coulurier's drama "Le Comte
d'Essex, /" is In rehearsal.
new drama BY Alexandra Dumas drawn -, from m
the opening spectacle at the new Theatre dc Belle
vile, now In course Of erection.
Miss Madden made her frat bow before Portland
audience AZ Fanchon on Monday last.
The fairy spectacle OF "Red Riding Hood' was pro-
duccd IN grand style at City Hail. Portland, on the
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MUSICAL REVIEW.


Ditson Co. publish neat and convenient edition
OF tne hDrettos OF the following oratOrios:-'Mes-
siah," "Creatlon," "Eljah,n "Judas Maccabaus,"
"David," "El," est. Pan,n ssNaaman.y ssstabat
Mater' and 'Moses in Egypt.n They contain the
music OF the principal mOrcedur.
'Materia Musica,n class book for the pisno.
Engelbrecht. There is much labor and some re-
search In this work, but the general treatment OF
the subject is amusing and ridiculous. 1t would
seem as II the author in attempting to give COM
plete analysis Of music and piano playing wished
to speak Of everything that could possibly be con-
sidered as connected with It, commencing with con-
jugating and declining the Greek Latin French ana
Italian derivations Of musical terms. The medical
title Of the book Is appropriate for stronger dose
could not be administered to pupil than its study.
1t is pentully nterarded with pOetical quotations.
which are about as appropriate as cigar in Aga
memnons mouth In the opera OF "La Belle Helene"
We have received the following London publica-
tions:-
Macmillan 4 Co.-Two Festival Hymns:-''rhe
Strain Upraise" and "The Foe Behind the Deep Be-
FORE" Set to music by John Hullah.
Czerny (W.l-"The Eileen Waltzes," by otto Booth.
Duncan Dawson &c CO.-"Six Songs, with German
and English Words" The English translations and
music by Amy COyne.
Loretz' "Songs Without Words" remain over till
our next.
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"bosses" can receive without being much quee:
toned Brian O'Linn wants to open an oyster stand
the sidewalk of some or the streets. Brian has
few dollars He 'sees" the Alderman, who calls On
(Brian Is kindly granted permission to
open his stand and his oysters, obstruct
the street, annoy pedestrians, but please
the Alderman. Volumes might be filed with spect-
mems of the handsome and dirty d0ngs Of the city
fathers, but the volumes thus filed could avail bue
little. The city government requires to undergo
Tor first purifying the judiciary-placing 1t beyond
the power OF the roughs and rOunders" OF the city,
and so disposed that whisper from some politician
cannot eject the release Of thieves and murderers-
the cltzens can expect no cessation OF the whole
SAFE punderings by the round.headed closecropped,
oeete.Dr0wed, pugn0sed, buet-eyed, high-cheeked.
tnck-lipped blg-toothed square awed, bull-necked
Dackguards who control at present the avenues and
the revenues OF the metropolis.
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ALASKA.

Business Getting Observation-Disclosures Build.
ings.
SAN FRANCISCO, May Q, 1868.
Alaska intelligence to the 10th ult has been re-
eeived In this city. Business at Siika had greatly
improved, and the prospects that it would con-
tinue to advance. Three steamships and nine other
vesssels arrived at the port during the past four
weeks, all OF which brought numerous passengers.
During the same time three steamers, one SHIP one
bark, two schooners and one soop took their depar
ture. Sitka was wearing lively appearance; sew
eral new buildings were being constructed and q
general air Of activity pervaded the town. mum.
Der Of vessels bound northward on sealing and fish,
aug expeditions had saile0.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
VENEZUELA.

Continued Successes Of the National Arms In
the Western Part Of the Republic.
HAVANA, May 2 1858.
BY way Of Kingston we have news from the west
ern states Of Venezuela The intelligence is up to
April Q, and Is favorable to government. General
Colinss, with two thousand men, had taken Gala
boso and whipped Rufor. He is now in the heart of
the insurgent country-Aragua.
General Arsteguieta is at Culebra, where he had
defeated the rebels
few Of the rebels at Victoria had submitted.
Miguel Rojas after his defeat, opened pegotations
for peace.
Escobar and Leoncio Quintara, with small body
Of men, were fieeing to Eastern Guarico.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

Opinion on the Ministerial Crisis-Hopes Of
Temporary Party Cempremisc.
LONDON. May q 1885,
The crisis in the British Cabinet 0ccasioned by the
recent divisions the subject Of the Irish Church
monopolizes the public attention to-day E4
1t is thought that If the measures which are in ef-
feet approved by both parties are not opposed by
the liberals the present Cabinet win not resign or
dissolve Parliament until an appeal is made to the
new constituencies created by the Reform bill, as
provided for in that measure by Parliament The
London Times in an editorial to-day recommends
this course,
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
LOUISIANA.

The Recent ElectiOn-RadicaI Nfajorities-Po-
iticaI News.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2, 1858.
No official returns Of the recent election have been
published by the military authorities. The radical
organ in this city publishes list of unofficial returns
from all the parishes which gave the constitution
majority Of 1865. Mr.. Yarmouth, the radi-
cal candidate for Governor is elected by q some
what larger majority The Legislature is claimed to be
radical in both Houses by the following majorties:
In the Senate radicals % and democrats Ia and in
the House, radicals 90 and democrats A. This gives
q majority Of 27 on joint ballot
The Radical State Convention completed its n0mi-
nations this morning. Two Of the Presidential elect
ors and number Of delegates to the Chicago Con-
VentiOn are negroes.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
KENTUCKY.

Election to Subscribe S1,OOO,OOO to Aid a
Railroad.
LOUISVILLE, May 2, 1868.
An election was held in this city to-day to decide
whether the sum of 100000 should be subscribed
to aid in the construction of the Elizabeth and Pa
ducah Railroad. The subscription was voted for by
q large majority, and it is expected that the work
will be commenced Immediately. The country
through which the road is to run Is very rich ana
abOunds In minerals.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
HONDURAS.

Amapola Created a Free Port-Exp0rt Duty
ON Cotton, Coffee, Sugar and Indigo.
HAVANA, May q 1858.
our latest dates from Honduras are dated at Tru-
lilo the 10th Of April.
A decree had been promulgated creating Amapala
a free port. Goods for the interior to pay the
established rates Of duty but goods reexported
to be free. Four per cent export duty however, is
to be levied on indigo, coffee, cotton and sugar.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
VIRGINIA..

Appointment Of City Omccrs by General scho-
field.
RICHMOND, May 2, 1883.
The following named gentlemen have been ap-
pointed city officers Of Richmond, by order of Gene
raj Schofeld:-william R. Tall, Sergeant-at-Arms Of
the Reconstruction Convention to be High Constable;
DR.. Charles Mills, well known citizen, to be City
Surgeon; n Sweetman, the Union man who assisted
United States officers to escape from Libby prison
during the rebellion to be Inspector or Gas Works,
the Council.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
PENNS YLVANlA.

Fire near Piftsburg-Prebable Murder.
PITTsBUBG, May p 1893.
The Montana OIL Works, located q mile from this
city were totally destroyed by fire this morning, to-
gether with 1000 barrels OF OIL. Loss between
$40 and 500 000 insured for I'll 000 Three frame
dwellings adjoining were also destroyed.
The body OF Anthony FreyvOgel, well known
merchant tailor who nysteri0usly disappeared last
January, was found yesterday in the Ohio river near
Sewfikly. bullet hole In his temple leaves little
doubt that he was murdered.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

HIEROs0LYMA ROSE CROIx.-Last evening the in
stalation Of grand officers Of Chapter Seven took
place in Irving Hall, which, owing to the continuous
torrents Of rain, but thinly attended. The pro-
ceedings opened with the Introduction OF the officers
who decked out in the full regalia of the Ma
sonic order, and the usual prayers having been said,
they were formally installed with all the customary
fOrmalites. An address was then delivered by H. J.
Seymour, after which concert was given, In which
Miss Jennie Wave VIM. OyingtOn and Mr.. BOehme
took the principal parts. Throughout the ceremonies
were impressively performed, and the musical pOr-
tOn Of the programme brought the interesting pro-
Ceedings TO an agreeable close.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
MASSACHUSETTS.

Large Fire In East Boston-Destruction Of q
Mnnufactory-Loss $4,000.
BOSTON, May 2, 1868.
The Boston Milling and Manufacturing Company,s
pose Of grinding and preparing bones for manuring
purposes, was entirely consumed by fire this morn
ing, together with large amount Of valuable machi-
merry and considerable quantity of manufactured
stock The total loss Is $s0O00 which there IA An
insurance of one-naf. A branch Of the same com
pany's works was destroyed few months since.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

CINCINNATI, May 2, 1858.
The managers of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
have decided upon altering the gauge OF their road
from the broad to the narrow one This measure is
taken for the purpose OF obtaining close connection
with the greater number Of the Eastern roads and
is expected that the track will be Completed by
the LIST of December next.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

MEMPHIS, May 2, 1868.
Over 10000 persons were present at the races to-
day, the largest attendance during the meeting.
The weather was delightful and the track was in fine
condition. The first match, for $780, mile heats was
won by Magazine beating viola time 1858, 1861 and
1:58k. The second, for the Association purse Of
seau, beating Joe Johnston and veto time 5:54 and
6:65. The third for the Association purse Of $780,
mile heats, for beaten horses, handicap was won by
Nelly Gwynne beating Jack Gamble, Bill Forrest and
Theta; time EASY and 1:49H The meeting, which
closed this afternoon was perfect success and the
officers propose making many substantial improve.
ments for the fall meeting