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New Work Market.

New YORK. June 10.
COTTON-Opened morc steady, will
better business doing; sales "f 1900
bales ut 25Aa29c for Middling uplaIds,
chiefly at 29a, closing with blVers re-
fusing to pa.i over 25ic.
FLOUR-Clnsed quiet ard slightly in
buyers favor. ....
WIIEAT-Nominal, at = l2a3 l2i for
No. = and = lSa2 - for No. spring
RYE-ln fair supply ANA dull at %
az %.
OATS Plenty, dull aud rather heavy.
CORN-Sales aJ U7al Oh for new
mixed western aii0at. -... .......
PORK-.Quiet aud steady Al . ia
- 81 for mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Quiet aud unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Nominal.
BACON-Noninal %. .
LARD-Quiet and steady ut l74al7 &c
for fair to prime steam, the latter an
extreme.
EGGS-Sales ut 26a21c.
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Chief Justice Chase.

Nkw YORK, June l6-Thc Herald's
Richmend special says that he is au-
thorized to state that Chief Justice
Chase will accept the Democratic nom
nation Oh platform embodyiug nal
.ersal suffrage. The ChiefJnstice, who
is new in Redmond, receives numerous
letters daily from Republicans in the
North, Offering to cooperate with the
Democratic party, in ease he is the
nominee and the platform is of the
kind set forth.
Henry A. Wise aud the Chief Justice
visited the African Church in Rich
mond together, en Sunday, and heard
divine service.
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gg Jeleeraph.
re TRk REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
,By Telegraph to the RPgister.l

LONDON, Juno l6.-A great meeting
If Ritualists was held last night Dr'
Hussey and other eminent diTines were
present. and resolutions were adopted
defending the Irish Church estaooi ltai1
ment as it at present stands and main.
tanning the High Church doctrines OF
the Church of England.
The University Of Cambridge to-day
conferred Ike degiee Of Doctor OF Laws
mon Henry w. Longfellow, tie Ameri-
can poet. The ceremony took place IN
nnblic and was witnessed by vast
audience. 4 large number OF ladies
wer. present. But few of the students
Of the University attended. Onseoming
forward to receive his degree, Mr.. Long
fellow met an earnest demonstration oil
welcome from the assembly, who greet
ed him it'll loud and prolonged
cheers. The Vice Chancellor on coii.
ferring the degree made au address IN
Latin, In wnich ne uIluuSu j" "u'"OiS
terms to the poets life, character and
works. He also spoke of the generous
reception given to Mr. Dickens by the
American people, and after expressing
qualification at the appointment o.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson to represent the
United States in England, concluded
with the aspiration for an enduring
friendship between the two nations
The Vice Chancellor was enthusiasts
cally applanded in the course anu Oh
The conclusion of his remarks. L.. 4.
BERLIN, June l6.-Connt B'smarcS
has retired from the office on leave OF
absence, aud to-day left Berlin i"r Ills
estates in Pomerania, where he VIII le'
main three OF four months to recruit
his health. Herr. Won Tnlli, Under
Secretary of Foreign Affairs, takes his
place at the head of the foreign office.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Dawes called up Senate amend
ment to the House bill removing all
legal and political disabilities from
R0derick X. Butler, member of Congress
elect from Tennessee, and permitting
the ordinary oath 10 be administered To
him instead of the test oath, aud after
discussion it was cOncnrred in 10y two
thirds vote.
On motion of Mr.. Bingham, Il message
was sent to the Senate requesting the
return of the joint resolution III refer
ence To the twenty per cent. additional
compensation TO civil employees in
Washington. A motion TO table the
resolution was previously voted down
Mr.. Clark, of Kansas, introduced a
Joint resolution for the relief of loyal
Choctaw aud Chickasaw Indians. Re
ferred.
The HOuss then proceeded to the con
sideratiou OF the bill reported by the
committee on Commerce making upprc'
priatiOns for the repair, preservation
and completion of certain public works
Mr. Eliot made d i've minutes speech
in defence of the general principles 81
the bill.
Messrs. Washburne, of Wisconsin
Cobb, Hopkins, Pile aI.d Banks spoke
in favor of the bill, and Washburne, o
Illinois, Schofeld, DelanO, Woodward
Batter aud Farnsworth against it.
On motion of Mr.. Egsleston the item
of Sl5O,000 was inserted Tor the i'm
proyement OF tue Sandusky river.
Mr. Buckland moved to insert SIC, 0Ot
for the improvement of the harbor a
Port Clinton.
Mr.. Eliot opposed the amendment
which was rejected.
! Mr. Weiker moved To insert ST, 00t
for tie harbOr at the mouth of Blaci
River, Lake Erie.
. Mr.. Eliot opposed it, and it was re
jected.
Mr.. Spalding moved an appro
priation OF $4,000 for increasing
the capacity of the ship canal o
Sault st. Marie. He did so in obedience {,
the instructions of his constituents.
After discussion by MeSsrS. Scoiield
Prnyn, Blair, of Michigan, and briggs
and without diSp0sing Of the question
Mr.. Delano moved To recOminit the bill
with instructions To the committee t.
report substitute appr"priating $500,
900 for the Improvement Of harhors o.
the Northern lakes, and for the Sain
Clair flats; $3.50, 600 for the improve men
Of the coast harbors; 81, 100000 Cor the
| Improvement of rivers, including thu
De. MOines. Rock Island rapids ant
hell-Gate in East river, New York, til,
wisconsin aud Patapsco rivers; $500
10 complete the reports, maps and dia
grams OF bridges on the Missississipp
river, and $1,000 for the purchase IN,
repair OF instruments. He spoke fy
minutes IN SUPPORT If the motion
Mr.. Eliot opposed the motion.
Pending the question:. tie House ad
Ijourned.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. June 10.
FLOUR-lrregular, lower and nom
inal; holders have been anxious TO sell,
and 1000 barrels of good grade family
otfeesd AT 9G0.
WHEAT-Opened duh aud Inactive;
The demand arose under advices. of a
speculative demand in Chicago, aud
abo, 1000 bushels No. = sold at : 90; at
tho 'sc it was held 30 higher, bnt the
fce)iL: was less bnoyaut.
CuRN-Quiet at 93a94c for shcllr'l
and car; no, much demand for shelled
and it is lower than ear.
OATS-Dull at 74a75c.
RYE Declined to 7Oal 10, with Al
fair demand. b.
COTTON-Dull at 27a27!c for Md
ding.
TOBACCO-Firm III full rates
PROVISI0NS-Q niet Nd firmly held;
there was hardly ANY: hln,.. done, and
prices are uonIinally unchanged
BUTTER light supply; fresh
2Ga3Oc.
EGGS-Decliued to pie
GOLD-l 4U! buy ing.
MONEY-Market EASY.
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Eronl BnGal0

BUFFALO, jane l6.-PetCr Williams
and Thomas chauncy, imprisoned for
grand larceny aud burglary. were
caught yesterday morning attempting
to break Jail.
Charles II. Barker, to morrow, vii! he
removed to Canada under an extradi-
ton warrant. -. =
One hundred members OF the Bdtfaio
Liedertafel, accompanied by Wah 3
band, left here this morning for Chicago.
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Greenwood Cemetery,
ON rHR NATI0NAL

- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement Of
lots Ii contains 81 acres Of land, and IL laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached At all seasons by the National
Road and for threefOuTths Of the year by the
Hempheld Railroad. 1t IL perfectly secure, and
intended 10 be beautifed by every variety OF
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains, &c, 20 make IL equal 70 the beat
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision Is also made for its enlargement, order
and care in perpetuity.
Persons desirsus Of purchasing lots can exam
ne the grOVnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat, or secure them by calling at the Office
Of the Secretary on Main street, over the Rank
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing 70 make interments will call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission 10 lot bOld9rs and visit
tors i'll be issued by the Secretary.
A. J. SWEENEY, Pros't.
r. G.. BoNHAN. Secy
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong
j. S. Rhodes, George Adams
John g. Muth X. q. jordan,
Geo. Mendel z. a Hildreth,
Joseph Bel. angst
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New WORT, Items.

New YORK, June lG.-lIcnry ). Nor
ris was arrested at Beemorvllle, Sussex
county, yesterday, for defrauding the
Government by forging pension papers.
He was committed TO the Newark Jail
to-day, for examination next Saturday.
Two passengers were severely injured
in street car in Brooklyn yesterday,
by collision with "a cart. One of the
injured persons, named John Muraz,
cannot recover.
The formal reception of naval cadets
by the army cadets took place at West
Point yesterday. In the afternoon, Gen.
Grant awarded the diplomas 20 the
graduating class, and the annual ad,
dress TO the graduates was delivered by
Prof Coppee. The affair wound mp
with ball, in which the Navies and
their young army friends participated.
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BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAI ~
i the 9th day of June, A. ID. lsCs WarIshI
of Bankruptcy was issued out Of the Dsln,l
Court of the United States for the D,sirrt ei
West Virginia against the estate OF JAMS D.
and SAMUgL Il. HoOTOS, of litil,ton ~ lhs
county OF Wetzel, In said District vba
were aIIuigod Bankrupts ON their osE
petition; that the payment Of any dsln'.
and the delivery OF any property belonging 10
such Bankrupts, Ia them or tot their use add
tho transfer Of any property by them, Are 'arb'd
don by law. and that - meeting Of the creditor
Of said Bankrupt, 10 p=Ove their debts, aud Ia
choose one or mort AssigDees Of their esialv All
be- held ut Court Of BANKRUPTCY, 10 h, boidet
&c his office. In tie city of Wheeling, bei'Ir
George B Caldwell. Esd. Register ~ Haul
ruptoy for said District ou The .Hlh dsN OF
June, 1855, at 10 O'Clock A..
HEDGEMAN SLAM
u. \. Marshal 10. W Va MsS-eugrt
by W. II. IKwIN. Deputy iuu9"
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Verdict.

DELAWARE, CANADA, June l3.-In the
late msrder case here the jury returned
u verdict of willfnl murder against
Thomas Jones and his daughter Eliza,
beth. A son of his, ten years of age,
saw them strike the fatal blow. An,
other SOD, seventeen years old. ackuowl.
edged that his father told him he com
United the decd and buried the bed y
under the log. This along with otheI
evidence made ysry strong case against
the prisoners.
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Lrvi IL Springer aaL others


IN the Ultra.
vs. ,t"IIt lvttlt .
I"autN. W
shepherd Mcintyre and oIhcrS Nlrsiul,
nCRSUANT TO THE DECREE MAJ,
il in the above cause un the SrNruIL
MAY Is6s j will On MONDAY IuE >,Nt,t
DAY OF July. lS6S. a. NY uIh.rIa N,
of Wheeling, and thereafter bA .dt,utl,,
nom time TO tune as shall bo l,,uud br,,,...
proceed to take and state AN ar,ntrt -
persons respectively villa, pltrSusUt T.. y.
WILL OF MOSES SHEPHERD ,l.,,,.,
bearing date the iirst day OF Jaunar,. Iss, -,
hibited in the above eutiIled Cause. al. ,Blrti.
Ia share in tbs rRUiEEDS or IIih NM
PLANTATION OR ESTATE mrui.,,,,
said will, and of the share at the SID ll,.,..
to which each of the said person, D., rar.,.
and 10 ascertain and report What WiW To-, a &C.,.
enable commission or allowance Ia L. a.,l.,r.
from the shares of those wha SHALL lS So, s,,.
entitled aud paid over 10 the ,umpiA ,,.,l. y,
contribu ion 10 the expenses ul LIm Inn. :.
prosecuting this suit: together with ,l,i, ,,rl.'
matters "a shall be drtLIed pertinent l., NM,
or be specially required lS the patti,
Aud pursuant Ia the S.id hti,,s 1r,,.
give notice to all persons claimiu, .. 10, ,.,.fl,
10 share in the said proceeds 10 r".tr o, .. 49,,
Inc and prove their rCspCCtiv" - lI. t,Iy..,.
WEDNESDAY, THE NINTH DAY 90.
TEMBER. lSds, A. u perempt,tN ,lt, 10. rtt
purpose: aud such at them a. III I'll tot ..... ID.
aud bTONe tuviT respective TtghI~ "u 90. i,,....
that day win be excluded ir,m thr u,., A, j,
the aid decree Ur OF al, idtur' ,iv.i,7. a. d.
above cause. uu,esS 9th ~ i~r n'rcalI, r,i lad
by the Court HANNiEAL FORBES
Commissioner Ohio TO. Cirat Cuart.
May 18th, 1853. my1l-lNlGul.!!.rs
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL, June 16.-It is said that
Fenian preparations are progress,
ing near Potsdam.
A large party of destitute Norwegian
emigrants have arrived here, expecting
to be forwarded to their destination by
the Canadian government.
Another detachment of Papal Zouayes
will leave on the Goth for Rome.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

yI'HIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN IT'S
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept. }, 1861.
FACULTY:
Rev. d. f. Bittle, d. d. President and Prof,
Nor. and Int. Science.
5. {. Wells, A. NJ, Prof. Math. and Nat. Phi.
lOsophy. $500.
Rev. w. b. YOnce, A. NJ, Prof. Ancient Ian.
guages and Literature.
Rev. J. u. Davis A. ~, Prof Agriculture
and Mining.
J.J. Norman n. D., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
l.. r. Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prof. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept,
II. +. Klingsr, A. NJ. Pref. Modern Languages.
j. Il. Hudson, A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-Expenses In all departments, in.
Guiding boarding, tuitiOn, rOomrent, fuel and
lights and incidentals t205.GO. For further In.
formation, address REV. ID. +. BITTLE,
july3l Salem, Va.
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Killed byLightninR.

MoNRoE, CoNN. June lb-This morn
ing, during a heavy thunder storm,
three school children, while standing
on tho school house porch, were in
stantly killed by lightning, and little
girl named Hubbel severely stunned,
but she has recovered. The school
house was badly damaged.
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BANKRUPTCY.

I'HIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT on
. the 9th day Of June, A. d. Is6s, WaTTan;
II bankruptcy was issued ont OF the District
Court Of the United States for the District OF
West Virginia against the estate Of CnARRs =. II.
HooTQN, OF IittletOo, in the county Of wetzel
in said District, who was adiudged a Bankrupt
on his own petition; that the payment Of any
debts and the delivery Of airy property belong.
ing TO such Bankrupt. 10 him, or for his use
and the transfer Of any property by him, are
forbidden by Law. aud that q meeting Of the
creditors Of said bankrupt, TO prove their debts,
and to choose one or move Assignees Of his
estate, will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy
to be holden nc his Office In the city Of Wheel.
ing, before George b. Caldwell, ESQ, Register
IN Bankruptcy for said District, on the 9Th
day Of June A. ID. 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. n
Z "a HEDGEMAN SLACK
u. s. Marshal ID. w. Va, Messenger.
BY W. b. IkwIN, Deputy. juns-oaW2w
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The WY. and Mem. Co,nu.i,,e.

ffWAsHINGroS, June 16.-The Com
mittee of Ways aud Means have ap
pointed Messrs. Hooper, Maynard apt
Logan q subcommittee on whisky
and Messrs. GriswOld, Allison anG
Brooksa subcommittee on tobacco.
The committee will not report . bill
on these subjects until towards the
close Of sse present week. They will
accompany tssa aipdifed rates OF tax
with restrictions AID regulations SINH
lar to those heretofore reported in the
general tax. ,.s.-.
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Grand Tournament Entree

Grand Tournament Entrte
Mr.. r. JENNINGS,
first summersault rider,
tight-rope performer,
hurdle bare back rider, DO
Mr.. CHAS. KING, f.
horse rider, slack rope
performer, &c.
Hunting Scene and
RACE FOR THE Cup, by
Tom THUMB and SUSIE
WHITLEY. ........
The Troupe of Clowns,
FOSTER, WHITTONY
and KING. full notice
Of these popular clowns
Will be given in future
advertisements.)
SAM PATCH,
The leaping mule; bounds
over a troupe Of Hybrids.
by the Dwarf Mules, from
Outh America. 4 ra
SIZE WHITLEY
the Fairy Elephant.
Gated Mules, Boz" and
1sby," will give speci-
Of their science.
Chase on Shetlands.
ne; ridden by Monkeys
'ormance by the
? =.
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St.l.Ouis Market.

ST. LOUIS. June lG.
Flour unchanged; no demand.
Wheat unchanged; choice soft spring
at Go. Corn easier ut s2aSIc. Oats
slightly better ut 76a7oc. Rye nm
changed At 90. Provisions held firmly
but scarcely anything doing. Pork at
% 90. Observation-Disclosures at l3c, clear
sides ut l6Ial7c. Lard nominal.
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New York Money MnrLet

NEW YORK, June IL.
GOLD-Active and excited; closed
strong at l40sal4l.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Coupons
of 81, Il7all74; do W, ll25all3; do
"a, ll0!alll; do '65, ll06alll; donew,
ll3fali4; do %, Ia; iO-lOs, 1864; 7-3Os,
lU9!allU.
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strike

New YORK, June l6 -BricklaySrs,
numbering $500, agreed to strike for
eight hours Il day and $3.50 wages. The
present standard is ten hours at $500.
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state OF West virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court
.Hdg RHIe,. e"
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, June 10.
Flour, generally dull! and tending
downward and buyers holding off.
Wheat higher. Corn, dull,
So les of No. western at 91c. Oats I'M
settled sales at 75c. Canal Ireights &c
weaker. lie for corn.
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From AshuWR.

AsHAwA, CIV, June l5.-TwG young
men working in Mealrs factory here
had sspeF words, wherenpon one OF
. them, named Ayles, seized and hurled
u huge drawiDg,knire at the other
named Kyle, infictiaS fearful cash
below the eyelids. He - s9t expected
. I'm suryiye
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Removals.

JACKSON, June l6.-General Hum
phreys has been removed and Major
General Adelbert Ames appointed Pro-
visioual Governor. Attorney General
Hooker was relieved by Captain Jasper
Myers. Both appointees are officers OF
the Federal army.
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Prize Fight.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June 10 Pat
Adams and Dan Arnold tonight near
West BroOkfield this morning, forty
three rounds in ninety minutes. Ar
mold won by foul blow b. Adams
Both were badly beaten.
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the lr,r..l t,t...
--. vs.. CO.. to' uiGu tuub.,
Vs.. Nu.Wl.
Joseph Skinner, 1t aL
DURSU ANT To THE DECREE MAal IN
III the above CanSc on the slsi ia, Il Ma,
Is6s, / will On THURSDAY, IiiE pIh DAY Oh
JULY, Isis, at my office Ia the ,iiN ct Whrl
ing, and thereafter by a'li,minh"hI Hu.i I,a..
~ time as shall be- ionnd ncccSsar, worr,l H.
take anu state an account Oi the I,rIs,n, H.
| spectiVely who are entitled n HEIRS ALLAN
| OF LYDIA ). CRUGER, DECEASED H. a.,
tract ar parcel of land dcs.rilsrl Ia ,aru ~,
ants bin and Of the share " iutrr,, ~ ra,b, Of
said persons Ia said tract ar panel ul lAn, t..
geIher with such ether Iuattrls ., shall i-
deemed pertinent by my Srli AZ b, ,,,y,,aih De-
quirSd hy either Of the parties
| And pursuant Ia the said d,,Irr | urrl,
give notice To all persons claiming tu T., ,uiitlnl
a. any interest In said lands VI h-iTa at ha a.
aforesaid, Ia come ia before Inr aud prove q "a,
respective rights or interests IN said laud .lI
do Tx TUESDAY, TIE eth DAY UF Al
GUST, 1865, as a peremptorN day fur Co., pur
pose and such OF them ~ shall not couur 10 auA
prove their respective rights aud interest ~
said land on or before thai day shall h. rNrluld
| IRON the benefit OF this 81 any future deere, 10
this cause, unless hereafter otherwise orLui
by the Court. HANNIBAL FORBES
Commissioner Ohio Co, Circuit CUur
June 9Th, ls6s. juns-lwdANtiil aagl
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Pateiiy injured.

New YORK, June ia boy named
Timothy O'Kcaf aged fourteen, was
struck on the head with club, last
evening, in Brooklyn, by Il man named
Williaai Shields, and fatally injured.
Shields was arrested.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June III.
Wheat better; sales of white Mich
gan ut 24S; white Wabash at 2 Is. Corn,
sales of No. at 93c. Oats, sales OF
Michigan ut 69c.
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suicide.

NEWARK, n. Y, June 1G.-Hrr parents
interfering in 4 love affair, Isabel DE
Camp killed herself with dose of arse
mic this morning.
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-sa=
FOR SALE.
500 Acres Coal and AgricUl-
tnral E,nnd. near wheeling.

rNHIS LAND Is SITUATED on TIE
l. National Turnpike two miles from Bridge
port, and its Southern border within three
miles of Bellair, in the county Of Belmont and
State Of Ohio. For location, quality Of soil
coal timber, &C., is unsurpassed. 1t affords
grazing and all agricultural pursuits. The
near proximity to Railroads, the Ohio River
and the markets of surrounding cities renders
it the most desirable property now IN tie mar.
ket The land will be sold eGtiTe or i'll sub.
divisions For tprml apply to
JOHN THOMPSON,
A gent Tor Joseph Foulke and Theodore Foulkc,
Executors of Joseph Foulke, deceased.
MoUSnsvILLE, Marshall county, Virginia,
June l2th, lSis. junl3-oawit
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LEGAL MOTTO rs.
BANKRUPTCY

'I,RIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT 49,.
i the 5th day Of June, A. u. ISls. W.
OF Bankruptcy was issued out OF the Di,,rio'
Court Of the United States for tie D.stT;s, /,
West Virginia against the estate q. WiF',10' o. o.
Brady, Of West Liberty, in the co,.ptp I,
Ohio In said District, who was adinJ-. W
Bankrupt on his owl. petition: that the nas, !
Of any debts and the delivery of any proper,, 20
longing TO such Bankrupt, TO Kim, or for n, $
and the transfer - any property by him an !,
hidden by law; and that meeting of the rrS, 'C'
Of said Bankrupt, 20 prove their debts snS 'S,'
choose one OF more Assignees Of his estats I 70
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to BE- hold
George r Caldwell, ESQ, Register in P POI
ruptey for said District, on the 18th day OF III
A. ID. 1865, at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
HEDGEMAN SLACK
[. S, Marshal d. W. Va, Me,s.nS,
By W. II. Irwin, Deputy. juns.,a~s,,'
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Meeting

SYRACUSE, June l6.-The semi-annual
meeting of the New York State Electric
Medical Society meets here on tue Path
aud 18th of June.
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Riti signed.

New HAVEN, June l6.--The Governor
has signed the bill Incorporating an
Inebriate Asylum, to be- located at Viii
ton, With capital of half million
dollars.
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Ruse Ball

BUFFALO, June l6.-The game Of base
ball between the Atlantics, of Bl ooklyn,
and the Niagaras, Of Buffalo, was won
by the latter. The score was ~ ~ IL.
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storm.

COLUMBUS, O., June Ii. A very Sc
we're Storm of wind and rain prevailed
all night. with terrible Thunder and
lightning.
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Died.

WORCESTER, June l6.--iiom. William
Hancock, lineal descendant of John
Hancock, died in Durley on Sunday,
aged seventysix years. .....
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TI'HE UNDERsIGNSD uRRp..

il gives DOllce 81 his AppOintm,pt
signes Of the estate OF DR.. Thomas J. KIsps, =, =,
WhSeling, in the comfy of Ohio IL tue L., '
0f West Virginia, and v ho waS. in wi -
sIh day Of May, A. ID. lsGs, a.IJal.cl 49,,
rupt. upon the petition si himself b' iE. "a.
district Court Tor said District
Dated at Wheeliug, W. Va, the Ilh -. 49,.
June a. ID. l-Gs -
jun5-Oawjw ALFRED ICGEEy