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Executors sale.

Executors Sale.
NOIICE Is HEREBY GIyE THAT
N Etx1T.ETe gnzrsd Of the sfocE Of TIE
Nsrcaan;s y aIIOzal Bank Of Tess Virginia
al BhsEllnS, aid Fourteen Shares e 80
Of the Be4m0al cT5dge GOupzuJ, pst0rEtug
70 1ha sEGsts q AGrJ Filming dseeEsE1o,
Sfll bea0ld AZ p1b.le Tea1Hs Al Inc front
dog OF the COart HS1ss N ibs city Of Sill
bsayIIIs, Otto. On Tnu Bdsy, Tie I'd day Of
Jujy, a. D. iS5.- sale 20 co0Hsnee A. t~c
OTeiui-k p. N. O1EGId Gay.
Tenn q sale Lnzds known On f5s day Of
JOHN IRVINE,
FIee1tox O5 May FlsmiDE.
J. N IKASEE, AEs'y sOE Ezeeatof.
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NOTICE.

sUPERvneRs OF ONO Co.
CLKRE's OFFICE, June d, IssS
a II ANNUAL MEETING or sTTI Z
N Boa9d Of Superv1son d Ohio eutnfT.
WllI be held at the Court HOuss, On ThIISSs..
Day the "a day Of Julys rs q 10 eselOck,
iitssa.a John q PoRTEa cIsrk.
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rational Building Associatioa.
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Leave Wheeling ioE ARx7ettA and Par
EVERY EVENING.
Sunday Excepted, AZ nine O'Clock p. m.
Passage Through, Meals and sstats Rooms
Boat for PittsburE every morning at 2
O'Clock. q
FTeights viii be received at az hour ofths
day on the landing. TaTpaullns and other
appliances have been provided by the COM
pany for the preservation and safety Of all
freight, whether In large parcels or small
FTeis6t Carried eithsrup on down at RE-
49,, -. As-H. HOLMES, Agent.
7. a. MoHG. Freight Agent,
Once and sttung Room 30. IS Monroe 81
wheeling, Marietta and PaEkeFsbuEE
Daily PACKETS.
The side wheel steamers RE
Lux ABECCA" and +EXPRESS."
- HebecrA leaves Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, At elEYen
Express leaves wheeling every Tuesday,
ThuEsdAy and Saturday, at IL O'Clock, q m.
Connecting At BaIlGire with trains from
Pittsburgh, Que At ~ n m
FTeIeht receipted through 70 all points BE-
tween PaEEer<burg and GAIlipoIiS.
=. d BOOTH, BATTELLE & co.,
o6e4U-u AgenM
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For sale,

as THURSDAY, TIE SIa DAY or
" July, A D Lee
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HAPPY mARRIAGEs.

HAPPY MARRIAGES.
ERsATs FOB YoUEG AEsS, on the KIrorz,
Abutes and Diseases, which create impedl-
ments 70 NarTisRs, with the humane view
OF treatment and cure, and In sealed letter
envelope free Of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATIONS, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. .zr SmyIS-smd&w
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The object of this suit Is to recover The
three fo0rths OF note made by Kelley, Hol-
Iovay a Co.. TO the Plaintiff for 1870, due
ed OF June, 1857, with Interest from that dale.
And Il appearIug from an AFFIDAVIT 6ied in
ne cause, that smith Holloway and 11lomas
q Robinson are non-residen1B Of this sIEte,
on motion Of Complain nts counsel II Il or.
month amer the fourth weekly publication
and one posting OF this order, and do What
TestI MICHAEL J. BRkISIG, Clk.
PEoK HUBBAKD, Sols. for CompIs.
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PENNSYLVANIA
White Lead Works.

DEVIOUS 10 JASUAET Isl, is5S.
Z o1t band VS. En9E2 ss-B. A.. FAaSk.
Il beng e5oses5 Initiated, Ee 1hsr charged
tito
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Steambnats.
Fare Reduced.

The nne side-Wheel stezmes
- 3. MCCULLOUGH, Capt Moore.
Z Tx BATARD. Capt. Shepherd.
STAR GREY EA6LE,Capt Brennan.
Leave Wheeling ior ARriettR and Par
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orATE OF WEST vIRGIxIA. OHIO
D Coanty CIIcuit Court. June kuIea, Is6&
David hIcdeY,
Aaron kelsey, Smith Holloway Alexander
g. Robinson, Thomas G. Hobtnson. VIII
liam TsYtoE, and A. Il. Jacob, admiuigtrA-
tor Of Gabr1eI Jacob, deceased.
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Aaron KeIlev, Emith Holloway, Alexander
g. RobInsoD, William Taylor. Thomas L.
koblnAon, Alexander n. Jacob, As admin
fErztoF Of Cab fei jacob, dece4sed, and
2 TehaKtah jacob. uUsiee, Robe Coleman,
ana Thomas ]. Campbell, Sheriff Of Ohio
County, Wet Virginia, as sdmintStrdt4T
of RolEn Rslton. 9eeeassd. defenaants.
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The OF Get Of this Euit e 10 recover sven
ty-nve per cent Of thtes NOTES nade by Kel-
Helton or 0Idsr, and BY lhsm Endorsed TO the
PlsInti6, and datsd the lSih day Of Decem-
Der, 1885. for q .eE9 II AZ SIX months; one note
for - III 90, dAfEd May 6sb, 1851, at SIX
months, payable ana IndOTBed - above; the
other NODE for Sl6II, daIed The 18th Gay Of
May, 1881, payable and Endorsed Is above
TIE other . per cent having been paid on
the l9tn Of Adgust, 1879 And II appearing
from an afdnAYit dled IN the cause that the
Robtnson, Robert Coleman, are uon-rtEi-
dents OF this state, on motion of Com plain
ants counsel, # ts ordered That they do Sp-
pear here within one month amer the fonrfh
weekly publication, and duS posting OF this
o5deT a. The Groat door ri the GoaT Hous4 Of
OHIO Copnty5 and do VII they may deem
nj TO protect their Interest. -l.s2-z-4-r co..
Test MICHAEL ]. BRETNIG.CIk
PECk q HCBB AID, q g. B. QAIbSRELLI
ISS-EaWSR cola for Conpt-
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Having rebuilt md enlarged our works, We
are DOT prepared 10 supply promptly,
SKKIcTEE PUEE WHITE LEAD. In quantities
a. mBy be wanted
Since t6e es4ablhhment Of ouE works in
1874. the manufacturing department. las
been under the ronEzsnt psnonal super
vision Of our Mr.. Jonn Ha&leTt, JK.
When ordering give oEand II full do rot
sbbsey3Afe-
b gCarEntee6s
FAHSEsTOCK. HAsLET 4 sCHWARTz
T5E SALE ET
II. H LOGAN d CO.
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cTATE OF WEST YIRGIsIA, OHIO
> County Circuit Court. Jane Rules, lS5s.
Il. Dawson Coleman, Complainant,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-25
AL klIes.

The English artist Mr.. Eyre Grove has nearly
finished picture representing that after Of the
execution of Mary Queen OF Scots wherein the Sheriff
Of Northamptonshire showed the body of the Queen
10 the official surgeon II IL stated that the corpse,
after decaptaton, thrown out Of the great hall
at Fotheringay and left for time upon the moor Of
the presence chamber, which adjoined II. This tale
has suggested an impressive point to the artist, who
represents the room empty OF furniture but its
and the state seat, with u canopy and dais Of
Elizabeth. Behind the chair are inscribed the
arms and. cipher OF the victorious Queen.
Before the das, supne, face uppermost, with
nothing between its robes and the bare noor
but old green billiard CLOTH lies the corpse Of
Mary. The feet, which point to her rivals throne,
are placed In order together the arms lie close to
the sides OF the dead; the right hand still firmly
grasps the crucdx To which during her last moments
she ching, Notwithstanding the opportunities OF the
Dean OF Peterborough Fiecherl.
Madame George sand, who appears 10 be more
and more iinmodcrately tempted towards simplicity
IA time moves on, Is said Ia have written o three
act opera, based on her own sickiv story OF Z" La
Petite Fadette," which NJ Semet is TO set.
NJ. Duprez, whose energy Is one or the most re-
markable manifestations In tile world of music has
been writing IN oratorlo inspired by Michael An
gelos picture, on no lesi porentous a subject ffan
'Thc Last Judgment" THIS IS shortly to he per-
formed In Parts.
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BRUTAL MJsDeR IN pEHFEln. NY.

From the Rochester Union. April 15.l
Coroner HARDER was called last evening tn invest-
ytue The cause OF tue death OF woman named Ann
Massen who resdcd with her husband small farm
IN the town OF Penhcld, IN the "Dugway." The Coro-
ner md not reported ny 10 noon to-day, bu, from
reports We gather the following: The wouians hus-
band Yesterday reported TO some of the neigh
bors that his wife was dying hayin, been seriously
injured ~ falling from wagon the day pre-
NtouS. The ueiphborS went To the house and
found her abou, breathing her last and unable
20 speak. Her head was brilised--ihe back part OF
her skull crushed. II WIS al ycnt that she had
been terribly beaten ami the husband was suspected
and an investigation commenced. stake was
ionnd on which was blood but " must have been
put there by The husband 10 give plasibiliiy to his
story. wooden mallet was iOund also covered
wth blood. and with this the poor wotnan was
beaten. The neighborS say That on sunday last
Masscn gave his wife severe whipping. and al.
tempted repetition on sunday when slle escaped
htn una did not return 10 the hGlsc until Monday
might. 81 which time the lufuriated man attacked
her and innicted the injuries when caused her
death.
Masscn and his wife were m,rred some dve years
since. and have not lived vtry hnppiy together.
They had "A small arm of inctu acres. rhcy had no
children.
Az IMPORTANT CASE nscIpEp-TuE 100000
Cause.-The act0ns OF Richacd Baker, Jr, ct al.,
Qrm OF ". r. Weld a CO.. 4. Central wharf and
Ferdinand A.. Croker et all, Cim ~ Croker, Wood
4 Co.. Of New York. and agents Of the first named
6rml against the Marine National bank Of New York,
was brought 10 conclusion yesterday in the supreme
Judicial Court by the rendering Of a verdict NY order
Of the court Judge Hoar) tor The defendants. The
actions were for the conversion vi about ti03, 900
In United States bonds, $780, 900 OF which belonged TO
Weld Co, deposited with The Attendants for Sc
crrty. ~ was also alleged that through the
gross negligence Of The defenuanta the bonds
became wholly lost. The bonds were kept In u
trnnk, and the last that was seen az the trunk was
IN the lst uf August, 1864 when Mr.. Wood. Of the
firm OF CfOcEcI, Wood \ CO., went 10 make q de-
post. Upon The conclusion OF the plalptiiis' cas.
The cVUr, was ashcd by tue deiendanis' counsel 10
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henry Crosby, Racket do: G Brooks Phiadepha for
YoHas Blocker York, Rondoa; SHEPARD Mount
ork James Parker, Kelly Eiizabethpon for
sodns. saa. Mary Elizabeth, Hatch Ezabethport rns
dels rhadepha; Lucy Church. Adams Rondout; Green
sbeaei Sansrs hyde and Panthea Racket do; Foster
Rsns tobleb success Richards, Manhattanvie; soop
Asen, Gbssw,c Sohn Warren McGar Elzabethpo soop
SAVANNAH, April 24-Arriiwed ....... r,.. No,,
York; ship Australian, Havana 'eAnisn'p |ic"p"''"'
Ceared-Ships John Patteu i'm r ,u.-., a.
adelphia. - ua'es' freeman, hh'
24th-Arrved, brig Potomac Brown R,s..
STONINGTON, April 23- Arrives schrs nm. o..,..
pha. - ~ -'''i '"r 'hh'''e'-
NYOrk. ~ S'"'@, pa'i'",
cleared-schr Fly, Fennimore, Boston; s.eamsh, Fair
banks, Hunter, NYork. '"p f"'-
April 2sArryed steamship Austrian, wylie Lyerpo.l:
schr City Point, Fisher NYork. - ''f''''
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rule that the bank had no power under the banking
that some of the counGs in the paintins' declare.
ton being in trover and some In contract the counts
evidence Of conversion on the part OF the bank,
and that there was no evidence OF gross negligence
the part OF the bank In the case OF the deposits
The court ruled for the plaintiffs on the first point
and as to the other point for the deiendants ana
directed the jury TO bring in verdict Tor the de-
administration Herald, ApfH 8.
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Marine Disa sicr~.

Back M,rtoN, Capt Ayres, sailed from Havana March IL
Work with 1903 boxes ut sugar and nothing having
heard OF her since that time Is feared that she has
foundered. The registered 325 built Mt New
Bedford 1850 hailed from Bermuda, and s insured New
York;
was Oh the l1s inst, aud below Phade phia AN
OF the 23j.
Som RALPH Posr, Capt schmidt sailed from Cardeuas
10 for New York with 200 hhds and 100
board and has been heard Of The registered
4s6 built at Port Jefferson in 1864 hailed from
New York;
scrrH CuHTrs Eve days from Mannzas for Portland,
Me, with OF moascs, put into Snthyine 2lt Inst,
having sprung her maninas,.
ScHE SAMUEL Envy, from Jacksonville for New York,
put into Charleston 2ith inst. leaky.
Sunr NArIIyG, for Georgetown, Sc which struck on
Of the old iron-cad Raeiuh, New Inlet Nc,
and which " feared wp,i total
loss. been g0t of, and was taken WtmnEtun Nc,
lS.h lust. She Will he thoroughly repaired.
svins HAHT, .ftm Calais los Persistence, laden with
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Tar FATAL RENCuNTgB BETWEEN l.isH AND GyR.
MANS N CiiSToN, MASs.-Tlie corouer's inquest on
tue body ~ shsuyhuessey who died OF wounds
received 10 an ARRAY in Clinton last sunday night,
was held on Monday The investigation estab-
Issued the fact thai the ARRAY occurred after The
ncfians had ic.t their place ~ meeting. IL appeas
lilat one Of The GerInans Charles Krei,ner, was
struck 10y one OF party of iriShnien ana took
oui ma pocket knife. Tbe arr8s continued, and
Wuie deiending himself as he states, he stabbed
shaughnes,ey in the arm aud side. The wounded
man was taken OF by his friends and past hope
iuh loss ol blood before they discovered Ds cOiidi-
non. Inc verdict was In accordance with these
| ,acls, ahd While " does not formally eNcnerate
NtVnhel we pubic Impression Is that ne &c; cl
seI-ntlcnce.- Worcester Spp, ADyil -.
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SHIPPING NEW S

Almanac for New YOrk---This Day.
Sun rises...... 5 OF Moon sets ......eve 81
Sun sets. ...... 9 40 High water. 10 3G
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-06

NxsBY IN KANSAS As-Rev. Nasty has
appeared in the School Distric. just ives.
ef %. in Brown County. and hss under
taken job similar to that described in
one OF bis late epistles. 1t seems that .
little girl. having about one eighth negro
blood in her veins, has been for some
tims attending the district school. Some
Of the young Nasbys of the school lately
became informed of the fact that her
blood was slightly tinctured. and determ-
issd she must leave the school. The
teacher (who. it is only necessary to
state, came from Ashtsbuls County.
Ohio. put his veto upon this proceeding.
and referred the matter to the Directors.
who decided that the girl was entitled to
tbs privileges of the school. sud should
not be deprived of them. This was the
situation on Saturday. since which time
Ne have not heard from the seat of war;
bot men have hold Of the matter who
vill give the Nssbys . stomach full, be-
Ssss they ere through with it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-06
Burnett's FlavoriDg Extracts have st.
tsiued very high reputation. Cleveland
Herald
ThOmas Ewing. LH.

This person emigrstsd from Ohio tt
Kansas several years ago. ~ q politics
adventurer. He becsme the first Chiel
Justice of the State. aud resigned that po,
sition to enter the army. d Colonel OF
the 1lth K Ksnsas Volunteers. CONSIDERING
It . surer road to distinction. For bi,
great services in expelIins women and
children from Jsckson Co.. Missouri
permitting Qnsntrell to sack Lawrence,
and Price 10 ravses Kansas. he was Gre.
stsd . Brigadier 0enersl. after Viii n b.
resigned his commissioa aud went to
Washington. where he has since resided,
though he claims to be q citizen of Kan.
sss. His present occupation is that oil
wet nurse for sick rebels.
He was one Of the origiual founders ol
the Republican party in Kansas. He is
now pipe laying for tbs Democratic nom
io.tion for Vice President in 1863 To
jndge from the response Of leading Dem
ocrats. be will not succeed.
1t isa consolation to know thst he IL
at last where he properly belong.-exiled
from heaven and kicked ont of hell.
He bss endeavorcd 10 be . great citi.
gen. bot oil his brains arc in bis fathers
head, and the old man hasn't euougb for
two.
He belongs to the order Of reptiles,
though by curious freak Of the law Of
variation he is bifurcsted and wears
trowsers.
He has no more blood than tadpols,
and physically be is . mixture of un.
wholesome bile and unclesn tsllow.
He has no more soul than . wood 90.
craving Of q gorilla.
He hes no moro heart than Q photo.
graph Of . glacier.
He is . wriggler. 40 intrigusr, and
moves BY indirection.
His virtues are more detestabls than
his vices. and each srs the negatives Of
the other. They ara alike .frigid, cslcu.
lsting aud contemplate.
II his abilities equaled his ambition be
would Be dangerous. As it 10, he 10
about A. important to our political sys.
tenn "a 9 mummy from Thebsu catacombs.
Vale, Reconsideration Champion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-06

CAN'T SEE Ir-An exchange gives it,
Republican contemporaries q rsking fo'
noticing the L. Crosse Democrat. and
says that they have by this means adver'
tised it into popularity. and given it ar
immense circulation. We don't look al
it 10 that light. The L. Crosse Demo
cr.t represents the true sentiments of tn.
Democratic party. and we propose to lei
our readers know what those sentiment,
srs. BY giving extracts from the approved
organ Of the psr,y. We do no. cart
how large . circulation he hss-it car
influence only those who have . ns,urs
affinity for its besstliness. Upon tb'
same principle. the press might be urged
not to expose or speak against gambling
dens. or any other species Of vice. because
such course would only bring them te
public notice. and draw custom to them
We repeat. We can't see the point Of tb,
argument. sttE
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-06

Force OF HABlr.-While negroes were
held as chsttels. and sold and driven like
beasts. they csme to regard themselves
q . sort Of domestic animal. and all al.
lusions to their own race were made in
the same terms that they used 10 speak.
ing Of horses and cattle. We were
amused. not long since. at the converse.
ton Of dsrkey. whose freedom had been
Of too recent date to overcome the force
of habit acquired BY a long period of slave
ry. Speaking ofthe indolencs and worth.
lessnes Of . msjority of the young negroes.
be said thst none Of bis "incresse" should
ever spend their time in idIeness. How
ever, be said he ct present had only
one "hesd." but If be bad dozen '.head. {"
be would make them all earn their own
living, as soon as they were able.