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- :" o. oCS' nave hul plrllat sue
cess Where none will obey, but all are
equally DESTROYS 10 secure military indie
prudence, HI case Of events permitting a
purely dynastlc policy, no comprehensive
agreement is possible. In Bavaria, the
land of ~irrecohciiahIe contrasts, whose
liberal and Protestant elements are pretty
equally balanced by UItramontane and
Cons ~rvatlges ones, the Court can afford
to he eqnivocal. The Munich Cabinet,
though, is determined 10 support Prussia
IN nearly all possible contingencies. Re-
ubIIc"n, pig-heaIed WGrremherg, ON
the other hand, will oppose constitutional
and moderate Prussia as much as she can !:
while In Baden, where unity patriotism
IS paramount, people and Ministry agree
That the only thing for lhpm 10 do under
the military ire ties with This Govern
ment, Is 10 90 to war whenever The signal
IS given at Berlin. Such being The d.
verslfed bias of The several Courts, it is
not to be expected that the office of @
conm ndpr IF the Southern armies will
br created, or an ideut cal organization
of the Southern troops he resolved upon
at Munich. After, us before, the confer
fnce, the Prussia system IN its unrestrict-
ed entirety will prevail in Baden. In
WurtemhefL the army will continue to be
less than halt HE number it would attain
under PrGSsIan regulations !; in Bavaria
The middle course recently adopted will
no doubt he perSevered in. To render
I"eqnaIitIPS still more pa pabIp, Baden aud
Wurtrmburg are sure TO retain the needle
uun NUhhrA.C Row, =, yu,,lI oo,,.iIor - .
de9rAdl'lOn to be made TO part with her
own SeIt-invrutrd and much-beIovcd Pode-
wills. Tn" only po'ntS probably to be
settled a. Mulch refer to the management
OF the Sou h-German lortrpsseS and the
eventual mobilization Of the South-Ger-
man armies. TO provide for the former
--henrhrlaI to all, but too expensive for
either SlngIy-a common commission is
likely to be Instituted {; to facilitate the
latter analogous arrangements are to be
introduced, enabling the various armies to
.ttie the field simultaneously, should the
policy OF heir respective Snvereigns hap
pea TO agrea. The mobilization plan, a
work Of The once Pru<>ian now Baden
GrUrrrI B yer, is. said 10 he modelled on
the Berlin pattern. Awaiting the result,
il will not BE- irrelevant to add Il few po-
ltIlcal remarks to these military details.
Nothing would be more erroneous than
to infer from what | have said that PruS-
sIa, in the event of war, will be probably
d serted by the Southerners. Muliifarious
reasons render the reverse the more like
ly. There is that in the character of the
German, be he Iabouret or prince, that
will not admit of his giving in while there
is a chance IN his f,vour. While peace
continues The Sputh- German Courts are
In q nn.iLiAn II iuLluLnn thnir drnnnAs &C
, 1868-11-13

consequence of Spanish events diVrrliug
France from German aft lis. W. have
ne sympathy w tn the Government which
has Just been discomfitrd at Madrid, vet
we cannot bat look with fear and anxiety
upon It's successor, which, as it will be
friendly to Prussia rather than France,
enters into the cnmpoSitlon Of that pill
tlcaI interest it brhovts us to combat.
War may he deferred for a while, but
hardly for long. When it actually comes
on victory to France must be our most
ardent desire; li,I then, TO strengthen
Austria is our most imperative du'v. We
are sure that our ID pnlie> in The Vienna
Parliament will he guided toy these CON
sldrralions, specially in all hat regards
the REORGANIZATION Of he army"
The opinions cnurclatrd by the Polish
Press are VIGOROUSLY shared by the Polish
public. AT the dinner the Ga icIan De
puties the other day gave to Count Go
~IGchoW>kI, the late Governor-Gtnpra Of
their province, all were agreed as to the.
nearnrSS OF a French-A' slri1n attack Of
Russia and Prussia. To avert only "a
some OF the speeches delivered on this
occaslon, Count Wodzlcki Insisted lha, o
restore Poland WAS the mission provIdeu-
italy imposed upon Aus ria. War was
imminent, when all Poles, whoever III If
Kaiso, w.; ~ w w." ne
sEi ,mnro1aI ona,, - ~ :? t"it
stronr p,I,nd i ,pa ~ n1ao A.,
tria as = stIono Anstr;a w0nIJ - 10 D.,
Land IT.. Lo9.L ,L,t 49,, I,
far distant. Nc Cn"n, P,t"cii I'scrih.
cd The EmnrrSs Of Ans,r,, 80 ~. an.y
dian anrpI IF pnI,nI IIor u,i,y, ha'J
~ ! ''"'"' - ""J,'1 """
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NEW YORK, July 1S.-A Times Rich.
mond special says that at a Democratic
ratification meeting there on Saturday
night, Gov. Vance declared that the
Confederacy fought for would be won
by the election of Seymour and Blair.
General Wise, while supporting the
nomination denounces as falsehood
the first Tammany resolution, which
alleged secession to be dead, and he
declared that 1t was more alive than
ever. He especially supported Blair
because he had ;promised reyolu-
tIon, &c.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
MONDAY, July l3, 1868.
SENATE.


MONDAY, July l3, 1868.
SENATE.
The Senate met at O'Clock, p. NJ,
and after prayer by Rev. ". Nj: Null
lenfx, of the NJ. f. Church, the Journal
of Saturday was read and approved.
Mr.. linn, from the Committee on FL
nance and Claims reported back the
House bill to exempt the school bonds
OF Wellsburg, Buffalo and Cross Creek
townships from taxation, recommend
ing that 1t do not pass, but 1t was or
dered to its third reading.
Mr.. Hoke presented the petition OF
the Council of Martiusburg, praying an
amendment of the charter of that town,
which on his motion was tabled.
ON motion of Mr.. Stevenson, Mr..
Carskadon in the chair, the Senate Dill
providing for forfeited or delinquent
lands was taken from the table, and re-
committed to the judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Young, the Senate
bill appropriating $1,000 for certain
road was taken from the table and re-
committed to the Committee on Inter-
nal Improvements, &c.
Mr.. Hoke by leave. introduced Sen
male bill No. 81. "a OIL 70 aneho me :,
charter of the town of Martinsburg,"
which was, under suspension of the
rules, read three several times this day
and passed.
The following bills were passed:
Senate bill No. so: LegaliZing a
certain road in Ohio county. tE
House bill No. 10: 10 incoEpo-
rale the Guyandotte Valley Railroad
Senate bill No. 45: To ratify and
confirm the consolidation of the Holli-
DAVIS Cove Railroad Co. with the Steu-
benyille IL Indiana Railroad Co., OF
Ohio, and the Pan Handle Railway
Company, of Pennsylvania, to be call
ed the Pittsburgh. Cincinn4tt d st.
Louis Railway Company.
House bill No. IL: To authorize
the Uniontown and West Virginia
Railroad Company to construct rail-
road from the Pennaylvania state line
to Morgantown. -
House bill No. 13: To amend an
act of the General Assembly of Va,
entitled san act to amend The charter
OF the Holidays Cove Railroad Com
pany." ,.----.,..
Buckhannon and Phillippi Turnpike
Company.
trustees of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Moundsville, Preston coun-
ty, to sell and convey their church
property.
assignee of John NJ. Brand, late sher-
if Of Monongalia county, to- dtstrain
for and collect certain taxes.
On motion of Mr.. Foreman, The SEN
ate adjourned until tomorrow at Two
O'Clock, p. m.
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ExtradItIon Decision.

BUFFALO, July 13.-Judge Hall of the
United States Circuit Court, has de.
cided the extradition case OF Baker,
and he has been handed over to the
United States Marshal, who will re-
move the prisoner 20 Canada on
Wednesday or Thursday. Judge Hall
decided that foreign conviction, under
the laws of New York, does not render
a witness incompetent. The Governor
or Legislature may pardon convict,
and thus restore his competency. This
could not be done in the case OF for
eign conviction. This decision is
deemed very important in legal point
of view.
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ConsecratIon OF BIsebD.

PHILADELPHIA July 12.-At the Ro-
man Catholic Cathedral of st. Peter
and st. Paul this day, Rev. w. O'Hara,
D. D., was cousecrated Bishop of the
Diocese OF Scranton, and Rev. j. F.
Shanahan, D. D., was consecrated
Bishop of the new Diocese of Wilks.
barre. The Right Rev. Bishop Wood
was the consecrator, the attending
Bishops being DIR. McGill, of Richmond
Elder of Nather, Linch OF Charleston
and Domenec, OF Pittsburgh. The SER
vices lasted five hours.
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CommercIal Convention

PoHTLANp. NE, July dS,nA greet 81 IN, be
held in this city on the 4th of August to
consider the various projects now be-
fore the country for increasing the faci-
lities of intercourse between the At
lantic seaboard, to urge the adoption
OF measures to relieve commerce OF
unnecessary burdens and to secure un-
restricted freedom of trade throughout
North America. Delegates are expect
ed from all sections of the country.
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Mary E. Boon

Mary E. Boon In the Circuit
Margaret Williams ct al. county. W. Va,
PURSUANT no A DECREE IN THE
above named cause, 1 will as special COM
missioner named therein, offer tOF sale at the
'front.' door of the Court Rouse of Ohio coun-
ty, West Va, on Thursday, July q, 1853 at
10 O'Clock, part of Lot No. s.. on Main street.
In the FiTRt Ward OF the City Of Wheeling,
with the Improvement thereon, consisting OF
one tWosstoEy Brick Dwelling House with six
TEsMs OF FsALE-one-thIrd or any greater
sum the purchaser may desire, cash in nands
the remainder in equal mstalment8 at SIX
and twelve months, with interest from day
ofsale, to be secured 10 the satisfaction of
the Commissioner, the deed to be retained
until payment or all the purchase money.
Title believed good, but selling as Com
missioner, / shall convey only such title "a
ISAAC IRWIN,
Ia2a.1au4u RnecIai Commissioner.
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Loss OF the gen. sherman.

New YoRK, July 12.-The steamships
Borussia, from Hamburg, and City OF
Boston, from Liverpool, have arrived.
Letters from Shanghai, of May %,
state that the frigate Shenandoah had
returned from her mission in search OF
facts relative to the destruction of the
American schooner Gen. Sherman. II
appears that the Sherman had been at
tackled on the coast OF Corea, and re-
turned fire, when she was assatled,
captured and blown up. All on board
OariRhn6
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NEW YORK.
Arrival OF l1ormons.


NEW YORK, July i3.-The steamship
Minnesota arrived at this port yester-
day from Liverpool, with ], 100 steerage
passengers, of which 500 are Mormons,
who are In charge of Elder Perry,
whom they recognize as their Prest-
dent. Tomorrow, accompanied by a
son of Brigham Young, they will leave
for Utah. Ten thousand other believ-
ers are to follow as soon as they can be
shipped at Liverpool.
Two men calling themselves La Mar
tine and Calverty, were arralgned on
Saturday before Commissioners Still
well and were folly committed for per-
jury, 1t having been shown In the evil
dence that there real names were shaw
and Rave, and.that under the assumed
names given above they had made false
af1davits against j. f. Bailey, Collec-
tor OF the 4th district of New York.
Collector Bailey has sent on state
ment of the alleged conspiracy against
him to Secretary McCulloch.
CONSIDERATIONS.
81. Patrick's Cathedral in this city
was formally consecrated with impos-
ing ceremonies yesterday. A large
number of Bishops from neighboring
districts were present and participated
In the exercises, and the building was
completely filled.
The plot of ground In tue Cypress
Hills Cemetery, owned by the Will
Iiamsburgh Masonic Board of Relief,
was consecrated by the order yesterday
morning. Delegates from nine Lodges
attended the ceremonies as we'll as a
large number of Grand officers, but the
heat was SO oppressive that many were
compelled to withdraw from the ground
before the conclusion of the ceremonies.
The Rev. Robert Morris opened the ex-
ercises with prayer. The ritual was re-
ci ted by the Grand Officers and breth-
rem, and John w. Simons delivered an
Grafton.
NEW YORK, July I3.-A. w. Girls
void, cashier of the Burlington, VT,
Bank, was robbed on a Hudson River
train of $50, 600 in Government bonds.
Tho thermometer to-day reached 97o.
Many cases OF sun stroke are reported.
Washington specials states that Sec
retary Seward has purchased Sonora
and Sinoloa from Mexico; also that
Minister BurIingain has negotiated
with Secretary Seward treaty of com:
merce between the United States and
China.
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THE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF HKw YORK,
No. 336 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.

CE1AhIEhEO o4 161E o1A4Gs
DARIUS R. MANGA1r, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject to Cheek at SI0h. SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Blk Months, or more, may be made
at hve per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth. and financial experience,
who are al.o personally liable to deposttors
for all obligations OF the Company to double
the amount Of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or small amounts, and permits them
TO be drawn as aWhole or In part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest on ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ae-
counts In this Institution with special ad-
vanta1es OF security, eonFenie1 and pIont'
jelSsmd&w
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Ku.Rlux I'm RIemphis-

MEMPHIS, July 13.-About 100 of the
Ku-Klux.Klan made their appearance
about midnight last night, clad in the
usual custom, and marched through
the principal streets and suddenly dis
appeared without even speaking TO any
one. -4t1
w. II. Tuttle was severely bitten to-
day by a mad dog.
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RIVER ana weather

PrrrsBuRaH, July 1s.-The river is
one foot nine inches by the pier MAJ k
and falling. Weather clear and warm
mercury SO degrees.
CINCINNATI, July 13.-The river has
risen IL inches since Saturday, with 8
feet inches of water In the channel.
Weather clear-thermomete 9S deg.
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p,anot nt,covarad

DETROIT, July 13.-A planet hitherto
unknown was discovered by James c.
Watson, of the Detroit observatory, at
Ann Arbor, Michigan, on the 11th inst,
in the Constellation Capricornus. 1t
nitude, and is situated in Right Ascen-
sion size and 4S', and in DeclInatlon 150
and 49,, south.
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Assignees Notice.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
Il notice of his appointment as AHsignee Of
the estate of Simeon d. Woodrow, OF Wheel.
ing In the county OF Ohio. In the District Of
West Virginia, who was, TO wit, on the ztLn
day of May, A. ID. 1868, adiudged BankruPtI
upon the petition of himself, by the U. d
District Court for tue said district
Dated at Wheeling, W. Va, the 18th day
" jess-oaNsWi F. a. BRENTLINGER.
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WHEELING, WEST TUESDAY MORNING. JULY a. 1868

Mr.. Griswold, in reply, said Wells
was in favor of a proper tariff.
After speeches by Messrs. Maynard,
briggs, Garfield and Pike, the Com
mittee rose and the House took a re-
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 18.-Twenty-five
messengers and laborers, male and
female, will be discharged from the
Treasury department during the COM
ing week on account of the lack OF ap-
proprIatlons.
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notice OF his appointment as assignee Of
tine estates Of ]. e Hooton a Bro, OF Milo,
In the county Of Wetzel, In the district OF
West Virginia, and who Wepe, 70 wit on the
9Th day OF June, A. D., 1858, adtudged Bank
Iupts upon the petition Of themselves, BY the
q. >. District Court for the District OF West
psted at whesllng, thsaIst day of1nly. a.
d, lSSa VI v. HO9E,
jyl0.OaYaW 1- AEStgnds.
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Ten Ca.ea or sun stroke.

BUFFALO, July 1s.-within the last
4s hours, ending Sunday afternoon,
there were ten cases of sun stroke in
this city, seven of which have proved
total. She heat to-day is intense.
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Sew York Cattle Market.

REoEiPrs-5.sOo beeyes, 1854 sheep
and lambs, ], ,507 hogs.
BEEP-Cattle, tolerably active and
rather better; extra 16z1a17c; prime
161<a161<c; fair to good 1511a16c; ordi-
nary 14I<a15c; inferior 13a13Nc.
SHEEP AND LAEBS-Fatrly actlVet
but under large offerings, loweri sheep
3a61<c; lambs 7a9c.
HoGs-Unchanged and steady at 97Ga
1O<c, last Mondays rates.
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Boston, July 13.-Felton, who was
associated with Cashier Martin, of the
Hide and Leather Bank, in defrauding
that institution, has been held for trial
in default of s35, 900 bail.
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FIG.

PORTAGE, wIs., July 1s-The ma
chine shops of the Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railroad burned yesterday. Loss
$50, COO.
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t,MAN HOOD D,p-.AANoTHER NEW NEs'W
nan 9f DR. CURTIs. The medical Times
ssays ofthfs work: sThis valuable treatise on
me cause and cure Of premature uecnnes
Sh0SVs how health Is impaired through
SecTef abuses OF youth and manhoods ana
hnw easily regAined. It gives clear synoP.
~ S,S fIIS tuipedtmentS 10 marriage, the
saI1Sa and effect[ OF nervous debility and the
STeemeiies therefor" Apocket edition OF the
above VIII be forwarded On receipt Oh 81 az
Iss (! Street, washing ton, D. g: nay2s-lyd
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oTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
. County Circuit Court. June RuleS, 1868
David Rtchey,
Aaron Kelley, Smith Holloway, Alexander
G. Robinson, Thomas @. RobinBon. VIII
liam Taylor, and A. n. Jacob, administra-
tor of Gabriel Jacob, deceased.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is TO recover The
three fourths OF n note made by Kelley, Hol-
loway & Co., to the Plaintiff for S, 80, due
23d oIJune, 1857, with interest from that date.
And II appearing from an AFFIDAVIT nIed In
the cause, that Smith Holloway and Thomas
o. Robinson are non-residentB of this state.
on motion OF ComplaInant's 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 ht TO protect their interest.
Test. MICHAELI. ]. BRk1N1G, Clk,
PECK & HUBBARD, Soils. for Compis.
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Mr.. Ferguson, of cabell, from the
COMMITTEES on Revision, reported back
chapters 8, IL. IL, 16, II and 10 of the
Code, variousIy recommending with
regard to the amendments proposed by
the Senate. He also reported chapters
35, Sc, 81 and SO, as amended and re-
yised. by the Committee.
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FARTHER POINT, July 1s.9The
steamship Austrian passed in to-day
for Quebec.
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BILLS ON THIRD READING.

BILLS 0N 1h1EhD EsAAEAOAGNAs
Senate bill amending the charter OF
the town of Winfield, Putuam county,
A Bill TO repeal the act, passed at the
last session, preventing the running of
deer by dogs at any time of theYear.
was, on motion of Mr.. Ferguson OF
Cabell, laid on the table with view OF
giving time for examination.
A bill providing for the employment
of additional clerical force in the Adiu-
tant Generals Office, was put upon Its
flnal passage and there not being q
sufficient number of affirmative votes
to pass the bill, on motion of Mr.. Fer
guson, OF Cabell, the announcement OF
the result of the vote was. postponed
until to-day.
A bill to require owners OF mill
dams on Patterson's creek to build
shutes to the same was lost.
THE CODE.
A number OF chapters of the Code
were read first and second times,
amended variously, and ordered TO
an ubseuuent readings
An animated discussion sprung up
on an amendment to chapter 50, pro-
viCling that no person shall sell goods
by sample In this State without license
unless such person shall be bona Jtde
resident of the State and shall have
place of business In 1t.
The amendment was finally adopted
and the chapter ordered to engross-
ment.
Adjourned.
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AuauEIaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF West virginia.
capital Paid In, 100000.

Cap4Ga1 GaAo 1n' @ooOSOOOs
TTIHIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUsI-
mess OF the nMeIehsnts' and Mechanics
Bank OF WheelinG.n Its q designated De
States, and Is prepared 70 do legitimate
PreSideRt-Jas. Nelson Vance.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sweeney, L. q. Qala-
plain, Jas. @. Acheson, John Donlon, Robert
CranEle, A. Allen Howell. VIM. B. sim psons
n1ar1e-iY
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MEssAan FROM THE sENATE.

The Clerk reported a message from
the Senate announcing the passage OF
certain bills authorizing certain par
ties, late sheriffs of counties, TO distratn
for back taxes, with amendments
thereto making the provisions of each
bill apply to all cases of back taxes,
which amendments were agreed to;
also bills allowing the trustees OF GER
tain churches to sell and convey church
property; also certain chapters of the
Code with amendments.
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Rnnnuef % ReHerdI- Iohnaon.

BA1T1aroRE. July 12.-The banquet
to Reverdy johnson, Minister Pleni-
potentiary to Great Britain, will take
place on Wednesday.
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Straw Hats !
JUST RECEIVED
HARPER & BROS.
Jv1-st

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County Circuit Court. June Rnles, 1858.
Mary Beagle, Executrix, and in her own
The Hempheld Rail Road Company.
In ChancdEy.
The object of this suit is 70 enforce the Hen
Of award for 500 and interest from the
day OF - TIL paid and costs, upon the land
taken frpm complainant and occupied BY
the defendant for their RaIl Road track.
of the Hempheld r. Z. Co. are not residents
ofthe State Of West Virginia. On motion OF
they do appear here within one month alter
the fourth weekly publication and due post
Rof this order at the mont door Of the
Court HOUSE Of Ohio county, and do what
they may deem dt to protect the interest OF
q ne TesS g -MiCHAEL ]. RREIN1a, crk
JACOB 4 CLGREE. Sol. for Comp't, 81
ly4'MNSWo
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
PhlIndeIphIa Wool Market.

Messrs Bowen, Potter q Elbs' Price
Current for Saturday quotes Pennsyl'
vania, Ohio and West Virginia woods
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0lnQnteltiiqetrre

.0he eQntelli9etrfer.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES s. GRANT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENTS
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
STATE REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FOR GovERNoR.
HON. Vi. E. STEVENSON. OF wood,
FOR CONGRESS
1st Dtst.tet-aEE. !. a; p9YA.h1t Of erooks
Bird GEN. ]. .S.W1TCHER.of of Lincoln
FOR AUDITOR,
OAFT, THOMAS BoGGEss, OF Roane.
FOR SECRETARY OF sTATE.
CAPT. ]. NJ. PIPES, of Marshall.
FOR TREASURER,
sERa'F j. A. MAOAULEY, ,of onio.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Hon. THAYER MELVIN, of Ohio.
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs,
Hon. R. L. BERKSHIRE, of Monongalla.
For PresldentieI Electors,
AT LARGE.
A. ". CAMPBELL. of Ohio County.
z. s. BROWN, OF jackson County,
DISTRICTS.
1-GER. N. GOFF.
0-J MARSHAII HA0ANS,
8-GEN. W. n. POWELL.