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4 VALCABIE PROPERTY FOR SALE!
Any House AMI Grounds the North Dlafl ia acres
admirably adapted fruit raising gardening comprising
nearly everything Desirable in sub rlan residence fruit
trees, vines, "a OF ID OF improved raspberry
WELL spring. brook groves, lawns. &c Terms ofpayment
easy. OFT o. NIX WIIITTI ESpY
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DIRECTORS:
Milton II. Swirl, Isaac Gage
n; ". Lyman c. NJ. Van Doren,
bushnell, Chas. Delano,
~ cameron. Hugh Hamilton
LoreAzo Leland, Joel W. Armstrong
r.. J. Y. Nash.
Having organized under the National banking Law and
succeeded 70 the business ofWU H. Cuhman we ar. now
open Tor the transaction ola general banking business.
Exchange Chicago New York and all the prineinal
cities OF the United States bought and sold.
Exchange on England Ireland Scotland and Cont.
mental Europe. drawn in sums 10 suit purchasers.
Col1ectl0ns made throughout the state and promn,,,
RENTED for. day Of payment current rate Of exchas
United States Illinois and La Sale county bonds. gold
silver, &c- bought ana sold CIV
A full supply of Revenue Stamps Of All deDo,n,
nations, constantly on hand.
Our facilities are such that offer nduceen, 10 ems
TONER'S and shall endcayor 10 r entire salts
faction to those entrusng Us with their business.
banking hours from A. MIs&P.N
Feb. 1867.
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o beauty | it is but skin deep.
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our enemies hsve successfully struck
at the credit OF the nation, our $40
bonds would to-day be over par in
London, and the capitalists of Europe
would gladly receive 4 per cent.
bonds at par. Now, if we could sub
stitute 81, 500 .0OO. 600 of 4 Der cent. bonds
for that amount of sixes, the saving in
interest would be 36. O0O, 600 per year.
This amount, therefore, is being paid
annually to the "bloated bondholders,
in consequence of rebel assaults upon
our credit.
Besides. gold, which is now at pre-.
MUM of Al, would, il our credit haA
not been assailed, be at a premium Of
10 per cent. In May, 1865. when Y. ,
had a paper currency of $500, 100000, IL
was below 130. Now with a paper vol
ume of less than 500, GOO eco it is 147.
The difference between ITO and 147 is
the measure of the depreciation OF our
credit. The people OF this country,
therefore, are taxed 81 per cent. on ev-
cry imported article, because of the as
saults that have been made upon our
credit. This tax directly, and indirect.
ly, is not less than $500. 900 600 per AMI
mum, and added to the S36, COG, 600 losE
in interest, the gold tax, or more prop
erly speaking, the currency deprecia.
ton, IS costing the people of the UniteS
States double the interest on the NationS
al debt, and more than the entirS
amount paid in taxes for the support C5
the National Government, and for tbE
payment OF the interest on the publiS
debt.
Who bears this tremendous burdens
Chiefly the working people of the courS
try, in whose behalf political demf4
gogues. semi-repudiationist and rebe]
profess to speak.
The tea and coffee the poor mES
drinks; the clothes he wears the to
bacco he smokes the coal he burnsE
the house he lives in, are all taxed 3
per cent, because of the high premiu =
ted currency, and the damaging effect
of the assaults upon the credit of the
nation. II the currency should be
further inflated, this tax would be in
creased two hundred per cent, and its
crushing weight would fall chiefly upon
the masses of the people.
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e q r o P e .

ANTWERP, August 15.-Monday and
Tuesday next will be generally observ-
ed as holidays in this city, and the ex-
change and produce markets, therefore,
will be closed. Among the features of
the day will be reviews of troops, re-
gattas, &c.
The Paris Aoniteur, in it's issue last
evening, says, semi.o officially, in Tela-
tion to the new French loan that thirty
four times the amount of money asked
for has already been subscribed.
LONDON. August t15.-Dispatches have
Just been received from Ireland, giving
particulars of the deeds of lawlessuess
which occurred yesterday near Tippe-
rary. Il seems that while one of the
great landholders of that region named
Scully was serving the usual notice on
his various tenants, he was shot and
killed by some unknown person. A
strong body of police soon soon after
made their appearance on the scene and
attempted to arrest the culprit. The
police in turn were attacked and two of
them shot dead and four badly wound
ed. Several arrests were subsequently
made and at latest advices quiet had
been restored.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, August 16.-An act
regulating public education in Louisi-
ana has been made the special order in
the Legislature for Friday. Section
first provides that the schools shall be
open TO all children between the ages
of six and twenty-one years, without
distinction as to race or color or previ-
Gus condition. The bill provides for a
Board of Education, to consist of the
Lieutenant Governor and six persons
appointed by the Governor and to be
confirmed by the Senate. The State
superintendent alone is to be elected.
The Directors of the,six general districts
into which the State is to be divided,
are to be appointed by the Superintend-
ent. 1t requires all teachers to incul-
cate loyalty to the National Govern
ment and kindness to all men regard
less of race or color. Section of
chapter provides for compulsory at
tendance of all children between eight
and fourteen years ofage, without fixed
employment, in such schools as may
be provided by the Board of Education,
at the expense of parents or guardians.
or in case of poverty at the expense of
school fund, at the discretion of the
Board. The act provides that in addi-
ton to poll tax a special tax of one
fourth of one per cent. be levied on all
taxable property in the State.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, August 14.-The Minister of
Customs has dispatched q special agent
TO investigate the extent OF the cattle
plague in the United States.
TORONTO, August 1.-THE city is
greatly excited over the arrests made
last night, and startling revelations are
looked TOR. The names of the parties
arrested are Moore and wife, d. .Thomp-
son, actor, and wife, ]. A. Morton and
wife, c. E. Thompson, J. D. Williams,
of st. Catheine's, Mrs. Sturg and boy
named Brown. The crime with which
they are charged is the ROBBERY of the
Merchants Union Express Company
on the Hudson River Railroad, in MAY
last. Allen Hinkerton, of Chicago, a
detective, had the case in hand. A
writ of habeas corpus has been applied
for. Hon. j. D. Cameron and Hon. NJ.
G. Cameron have been retained for the
defendants. Large sums of money and
bonds were found on the women.
Large fires are again raging in the
woods in the neighborhood of Belle
swart and Leroy on the Northern
Railroad. Mrs. SRyers' saw mill at
the former place was several times on
fire, but was extinguished. A million
of dollars worth OF lumber and forest
have been DESTROYED.
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The ChInean Emhna.r.

BUFFALO, August t6.-The Chinese
Embassy paid an Informal visit to this
city yesterday. They were met at Nj
agara Falls depot by the Mayor and the
President OF the Board of Trade, who
took charge of them and escorted them
in carriages to view the grain elevators,
foundries, &C., of the city. They were
also sumptuously entertained at pri-
vate residences of Heading citizens, Buff
alo Club House, &c. In the afternoon
one OF the fastest steamers of the Erie
Railroad line having been placed ut
their disposal, they were taken out
on the lake tor an excursion, escorted
by another steamer. When opposite
Fort Porter the boats were stopped and
the Embassy was honored with an in
ternational salute from the Fort. There
not being sufficient time to return to
the city to take the train for Niagara
Falls, the steamer Wabash steamed
down to Towauda to intercept the train.
Here an unfortunate accident occurred
to Sun Tojen, Assistant Embassador.
While crossing rickety old wharf he
was precipitated by n loose plank
through the wharf into deep water. He
seized the plank and kept himself afloat
until deck hand of the steamer
Wabash swan to his assistance. a
rope was passed under his arms, by
which he was raised to the wharf.
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Kansas CRY. August l7.-Additional
reports of the Indian troubles In Kan
sas state that the Indians and settlers
were still fighting on Asher Creek, and
three more men were killed.
The Indians are coming down
Solomon Creek in large numbers. The
people on Asher Creek and all about
are cut off. They are out of provisions
and their ammunition is nearly e1-
hausted. e.
Later reports says the Indians
are numbering settlers on Solomon
Creek. Seven men were killed yeStsr-
day.
a settler, who came in this morning.
with his family, says he had a running
fight for quite a distance.
Governor Crawford has gone to Solo-
mon and. .Sholina and is making pEepa-
rations for srming and organizing ehe
settlers for defence.
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New YORK, August ia st. Do
mlngo letter of the 25Eh states that
within 8 miles of Aqua. Gen. Cabral
was with him. It was stated that Baze
was to guarantee the Alta Vela Guano
and the Romano coal for an English
loan. He continued to open and ex-
anime all the mails, and is said to have
forced the British consul to open his
mail in order to search for revolution-
RrV documents,
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THE CREDIT oFrHE GoVERN,IEN1
what Democratic Assaults on 1t Cost
the Country.
From Gts CTRctIulGti Gdzstts

from Ite CttcluGLLI GGGeuSs
a naked proposition 10 repudiate the
debt would not for moment be enter
tanned by the masses of the American
people. Hence the Democratic party
does not dare to make such a PROPOSE
ton openly. They broach the subject
under cover, and with malice in their
hearts they ask power in order that they
may strike down the credit of the Gov
ernment, and thus disgrace the flag
which was carried SO gloriously through
fire and blood.
The cover is the greenback question.
Now, we need not discuss the legal or
moral point involved in this controver-
sy. Whether the Government has or
has not the right to pay the five-twen-
ties in greenbacks is of no practical
consequence, because it has not the
ability to pay the debt in gresnbacks
without issuing the latter specially for
that purpose. The disastrous effect of
such q policy as this is SO apparent
that no party ddTeS TO favor 1t.
platform. It can't be found in the Re-
publican platform. No man OF any
character, either Democrat or Repub-
lican, advocates it. Some men say
they favor paying the debt in green
backs, but do not favor an initiation
of the currencv. There being no green
backs to pay the debt, and no party IA
voring an issue of paper for that pur-
pose, what's the use OF talking about
iIH The effect is to damage the credit
OF the nation. This, too. is the inten-
ton of the copperhead and rebel poll
ticians.
Now let us see what this is costing
the people. But for the blow which
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REEVES AMBRosIA.
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IMPR o d!

VED!
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
It causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the scalp Clean and Healthy.
It invigorates the Roots of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard tn grow Iuxuri-
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It Immediately stops Hair Falling Ont.
1t keeps the Hair nom Cha.ging Color nom
age.
1t restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been
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1t Is composed entirely otsimple and puHly
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials ofits excellence, many of which
arc from physicians in high standing.
It's sold in half-pound bottles Cthe name
blown In the CLASSY by Druggists and Dealers
Fancy Goods everywhere. at One Dollar
per Bottle. Wholesale by Dernas Barnes &
Co; F. C. Wells d Co.; schieHelin q Co. n. Y.
marf7-Iyd
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, August 14.-Hon.
David Eilgore, of Muncie; Hon. NJ. L.
Bundy, OF New Castle, The johnson
for Congress in the old Fifth
District two years ago; Judge Lindsey,
contingent Democratic Elector for the
Eighth District; Hon. Thomas n. Still
well, United States Minister to Venezu-
ella, and member of the Thirty ninth
Congress; Hon. ]. A. Gordon, of this
city, and Robert n. Hudson, of Terre
Haute, all of whom were regarded as
firm adherents of President Johnson's
administration, have taken a bold
stand for Grant and Colfax, and those
who have not already done so, will
shortly take the stump.
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RnnaIo.

AUGUST 5-FLoUR-Quiet and steady;
city ErOund spring 60 759iO 90; white Illinois
GRAIS-Wheat-DuH and scarce; sales OF
Chicago spring by sample at 81 80; old NO. 1
MilwHukes and Racine at s. 10. Corn-6ood
demand for sound shipping l0tss sales No. j
mixed western at 81 ge1<; q 600 bus do 70 ar
rive, At the same; 100J0 bus mixed western
at 81 08. Oats-QuleG and scarce5 sales car
IOad new on track At CSC.
ERUGRTsEunehanged
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BosroS, August 15.-Edward Rol-
ings, Commissioner OF Internal Reve-
nue., was at the Parker House yester-
day. He leaves here for Washington
to-day with his health much improved
by his visit to the sea-shore.
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The Fnnernl or Tnnddeus stevens.

LANCASTER, August 15.-The remains
of Thaddeus Stevens arrived here this
evening at 6:l5. Upon the arrival of
the train at the depot, the procession
moved to the residence of the deceased
statesman. a large meeting ofcitizsns,
irrespective of party, was held In the
court house after the arrival of the re-
mains and the escort and arrangements
were made for the proper observance
of the day of the funeral. The funeral
will take place at two o'clock P. NJ, and
proceeded TO Shiler's Cemetery, where
Mr. Stevens selected a lot about year
ago.
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The house purged Of offensive smells. A child
can take care OF It. Ready for inktant use.
CHEAP SIMPLE, ECOSOM1cAL
ID. F. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN
11 and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer in
Cooking ana Heating Stores. No. Is Main
Street, Wheeling, West FirJInia.
would respectfully call the attention OF
the public to my large and select stock of
Copper Stills, Copper and Bi3ss Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
Job Workof an kinds win reeeive my per-
EonA attention.
on Well Casing and sand Pumps made 10
order on short notice.
1000 feet ~ inch Wen Tubing, which Will
be sold cheap; also Agent for Zimmerman s
Celebrated Steam Cooking Apparatus, which
the public are invited TO call and examine.
rnarl9-eod-d&T6m. b F. CALDWELL
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO
i County, West Virginia.
Hannah Mccoy,
Alexander Mccoy, Josinh Mccoy, Andrew
Frazier, Emily FIazier, Elijah Brown,
Hannah Brown, Ruth Mccoy, Cathar1ne
Mcfarland, James Mcfarland, William
Mccoy, Nicholas +. Murray, Jessie J. Muir
ray, samuel q. Murray, Ralph w: Murray,
Joseph Whitman and Sarah Z. Whitman
Nonresident defendants take notice that
the deposltions OF Thomas Ysates and others
will be taken at the ohice of A. Clarke, al
toTney at law In the city of Wheeling, in the
state OF West Virginia, on the 1OIh day OF
september, "A. D. ls6s. between the hours of
O'Clock, a. M, and O'Clock, p. m, TO be
read in evidence in the above named cause
on behAlfof said complainant. And If. from
any cause, the taking OF the said deposittons
shall nos be commenced, or being cOmmenc-
ed, shall not be completed on that day, the
taking OF the same viii be adjourned from
time 10 time until the same snail be COM
Pleted.
auel2.oaw1wd Oy Al 0lAhAA' hef ATTY
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Rn-Ironrl Aecinent.

PITTSBURGH. August ia freight
and construction train colIided on the
o. @. and a. Railroad, near Housewife,
this afternoon. Two men were killed
certained.
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Died.

WAsHINeToN, Aug. 15.-Mrs. Trum-
bull, wife of Senator Trumbull, died
ing made to convey the body to SPRING
field, Ill, probably by special train.
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Valuable Farm for Sale

Valuable Farm for Sale.
r OFFER MY FARM FOR SALE IN
sand Hill Township, Marshall county
West Virginia, containing 265 acres, ten
miles from Wheeling, with a good graded
road, l25 acres cleared land 90 acres Of good
creek bottom in good farming cOndlttous a
comfortable house with six looms, good cell
Ter and good stabling;lO0 bearing apple trees
with good timber; one Touring mill In good
repair, with two run of 81 foot buTrs,
metal geering; two gooI mill houses, 80 by 40
feet each, 5 stories hIgn, with good saw
mill and good substantial dam, the proper
u known as the Wheeling valley Mills.
For further Information enquire on the
premises. Post ofice address, sherrRrds
aug18-3tW" SETH INGRAM.
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And Propose to Fake the stump for
Grant and COIrax.
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NEW York, 15.-steamship Hiberuia
from Liverpool, and Rising Star from
AspinWalI. arrived,
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The Most Significant indication of the
Campaign.
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Six Prominent Conservatives
Abandon the Democracy,
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Lamb knitting Machine.

Lamb Knitting Machine.
TIME ONLY FAMILY MACHINE THAT
sets up its own work, knits all sizes,
Widens and naTTOW5, knitS the heel into the
stocking, and narIoWs or th- toe complete
producing all varieties of knit goods, nom
an infants stocking, mitten or glove to
lady's shawl or hood:
Price Reduced to 5S Dollars.
1t is simple, durable, easily operated and
warranted to succeedin the hands of every
purchaser.
AGENTS WANTED.
Address, with stamp for circular and
sample stocking, ]. u. ORSE, GenH Agent
922 Chestnut street Philadelphia my2-3mw
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cTATE of WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County Circuit Court. July Rules. ls6S.
Alexander Reynolds,
Aaron Kelly, Smith Holloway, Alexander
e. Robinson, Thomas Q. Robinson, VIII
liam Taylor, and A. N. Jacob, administra-
tor OF GABRIEL Jacob, deceased.
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is to recover the
thtee-fo fourths Of a note made by Kelly. hol-
loway & Co. TO the plaintiff for S3,S00, due
June, 1857, with interest from that date, and
II appearing from an affidavit hled in the
cause, that smith Holloway and Thomas z.
motion of complRinanLs counsel. it is or
dered that they do appear here within one
month after the fourth weekly publication,
and due posting of this order, and do what
they may deem ut 10 protect their interest.
1este: MICHAEL j. Bhk1S1G,
PECK d HUBBARD, sols. for Compi.
tH3I.ItnHiHY
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Paris Exposition, 1867,

TTlHE QUALITIES wHIoH RECON-
mend the Wheeler and Wilson are:
/. Beauty and excellence Of stitches alike
on both sides of the article sewed.
2. Strength, hrmness, and durability OF
seam that will not rip or ravel.
3. Economy OF thread.
4. Its attachments and wide range OF ap-
plication to purposes and materials.
5. Compactness and elegance OF model and
8. Simplicity and thoroughness of con-
+ Speed, ease OF operation and manage
mept and QuietneES OF movement
Every one Is invited to call and examine
these Machines at our salesroom, 50 Main
decis WIN. SUMNER & CO.
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Zingari Bitters.

THE GREAT TONIC, UNEQUALLED
i for
Dyspepsia, Bilious Complaint
and all arrangement of the Bowels, They
have an unprecedented sale all over the
MoCABE, BUsHFIELD & KRAFT,
jy4-law6m Gener al Agents.
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Now let us see what this is costing
the people. But for the blow which
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AUGUST l5-FLouR-Qulet and steady
pf@SSff @TEHT@Soainal I at 81 So for No. in store
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PECK q HUBBARD, sols. for Compl.
'S3I-ItaW3W
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
MUNICIPAL AFEai.sS.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.

The Fifth Avcnne md Ianrcns street Pro-
posed Improvement.
The committee Of the Board OF Aldermen 10 whom
referred the petition Of tho property owners Of
street. regarding the widenng extending OF
that connect with Fifth avenue held second
meeting yesterday at In the chamber or the Board,
for the purpose Of hearing persons opposed the pro-
posed improvement.
Al tbs hour appointed the chamber was crowded with
persons representing various interests Affected By tho
movement and ~ soon 81 the meeting was called 70
order by Alderman Hardy Mr. GRoss, behalf or the
property owners OF Laurcns street. suggest the
proprety Of extending Fifth avenue across Washington
square 10 connect with Thompson street. instead Of
Laursns street. ni1
Alderman HARDY stated that although the suggestion
OF Mr. could not bo considered by the committee
yet they desired TO hear all that wss to DO said or could
be said on the subject and that no person present ap
pearcd 70 answer for the property holders on Fifth
avenue, Mr.. Cross plan would bs heard.
Mr. NJ HENRY stated that he appeared on behalf or
some OF the property owners Firth avenue In oppos-
gave way for Nc Henry. The latter gentleman stated
that question should DO whether there
need e .s no and
encv business was TO concentrate about midway Of
The sand and ..' M 70 :v ysats no ezra messs %
He suggested that u we're found necessary 70 make
continuous avenue order 10 additional facilities
through from where q Joins Csrmine ssrsss
In q direct line 70 varIck street, and By that
means connect with Yves, broadway. Hs claimed
that IL Fifth Avenue be extended proposed the result
would be 10 MAKO three great thorouehfarss nth
avenue. Broadway and universty concentrating
ct Broadway and rwsniy.third street; whereas the
proper policy V relieve the buslncss portion Of
The city would be to have shs thoroughfsrs concen-
tsate st some point down town, and thence divergs
through tho island and ,hs. BY means could this 6e
better effected than BY outing through sxth avenue 70
varcF street, 40 he had stated a. then csmmuaicaon
would be made with an avenue which s now busisess
svenue: and by means OF this route the seventh and
Eighth avenues could be easily reached By Greenwich
avenue.
Alderman HAnpr here interrupted the ssnsemas By
stating that the Common Council did propose 10 20
on an expedition for the purpose 6 ascerainna what
sTssw ~ would be feasible 70 sus through W order that