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RnrtimorCa and OHIO sH,Irona victory
From Tic farkcrJ6urg 74mes.

This powerful company secured in
| the House of Delegates on Friday last
victory over the Constitution, as it APP
pears to us, that we cannot but regret.
The interchangeable efforts of the friends
of the road have thus been partially
successful. Their tactics in recedine
from what they originally claimed:
agreeing to the various amendments
favored by the original opponents OF
any change in the present law regard
ing assessments of property; the inge-
nuity which they manifested in getting
up special pleas: dragging into their
campaign such side Issues as involve
the general principle of internal i'm
provementa, and threatening the Great
kanawha Valley and other sections
wherein railroad enterprises are pro-
jected, at last carried the day in the
House. The members seemed to have
overlooked or ignored the facts set forth
in the opinions of Thayer Melvin, Esq,
the Attorney General, ind Messrs.
Stanton and Allison, Counsel in the test
case now pending in Marshall county.
These legal authorities claim that any
change in the legal status of the State
with reference 10 taxing railroads will
endanger the settlement of the pending
issue between the State and the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, re-
garding the right to. collect 500, 600 OF
taxes alleged 10 be due to the State,
counties, townships, school districts and
municipal corporations OF West Vir-
ginia. That suit will be decided by the
Court OF Appeals which sits next month.
On the lv.h of January, the Legislature
! will re.assemble. What need was there
| for any immediate change in the law
| under these circumstances? Wecannot
see the necessity or the wisdom of any
action in the matter at present, and we
are glad to be able TO record the fact
that Mr.. Sseere, one OF our Representa-
tives, made the most determined and
able opposition throughout to apy
change in the law, while Mr.. Dis also
opposed and voted against it to the last.
AS the bill goes TO the Senate, the
Townships, School Districts and Mu-
niciPal corporations are shorne OF their
right to assess railroad property. This
is especially absurd when The facts are
considered regarding the assessment OF
school tax. The employees of railroads
uniformly average.an undue proportion
of floatiDR, or non-property holding
citizens, whose children have to ba
provided with education. So glarinp
is this fact that 1t was proposed in tho
House some time since TO tax railroads
for school purposes more than other
owners OF property. Now by this vote
of the House. railroad property is to be
exempt from school lax. But this is
only single item of inconsistency,
The entire bill, though greatly mod
lied from the original, is surrender
of principle and a concession TO mo-
nopOly. We rely upon the Senate Civ
ing II the cold shoulder.
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- CHATTER OF HORRORS Ia TEN.
RESSEE.


NASHVILLE, DecemD Der Il.
IN Pulaski, on Saturday night, a
body OF disguised men broke open the
jail, and taking out negro named
bullets. They first tried to lynch him,
but Mason being II powerful man, and
Offering resistance, they used their pis.
tolls and in moment he was corpse.
The negro had been placed in Jail for
rObbing Il negro firm in Pulaski, on
Thursday night, OF over 81 900. He bore
the reputation OF being desperate
character, and had been repeatedly in
prison for high-handed depredations.
His sudden taking of, however, is So
verely censured, as in itself piece of
outlawry.
a few days ago, near Cageville, Hay
wood County, a negro outraged the per-
son of lady approaching the period of
confinement. She recognized him, and
he was shortly afterward arrested.
While being taken to Jail in the custody
of an officer, he was seized by a party
oil masked men, and an hour afterward
his body was found hanging to a tree,
pierced with bullets.
The latter part of last week, near
Dresden, Weakly county. negro
woman dug hole near her cabin,
placed her two children in 1t, then
lighted large fire and actually burned
them up. She was subsequently ar
rested, and when asked why see COM
mitted the horrid deed, she said her
children would NOT obey her, and SO
she concluded TO kill them,
In Oakville, Alabama, on Friday, DIR.
James was shot dead by three men in
mask. n short time previous the Doc
tor had killed man, and it is supposed
the last tragedy was to avenge the act
and perpetrated by the brothers of the
man :he Doctor killed. All the parties
were ex-confederates
A man named Martin Harris, repre-
scented as dangerous character, was
shot and killed near Athens, Alabama,
on Thursday, by some unknown per-
sons.
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a0RNING EDITION.
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NEW HOOIks.


We have received from c. +. Vent Il
Co.. of Cincinnati, Ohio, copy of The
OF Horace Greeley, or
"Recolloctions OF Busy Life" No
man in the United States has more i'm
pressed himself upon the ago in which
he lives than Horace Greeley. lie is an
eminent example of what integrity and
industry will do for man in this Re.
public: for II ever a man was truly the
architect of his own fortune it has been
Mr.. Greeley. Starting as poor FARM
er's boy i'll New England, he entered
New York mere STRIPPING, unknown
to fame and without fortune, without
single AGO uaiutauce and with no rcsour-
ces save n half dozen dollars In his
pocket, a small bundle containing his
scanty wardrobe, and knowledge of
the topographic art picked up i'll IA
country printing office. Yet he was pos
sessed Of pur" morals and undaunted
energy ANA mind OF strong
natural capacity. beginning with
these, governing and guiding his
conduct by iuilcNible honesty ana UNI
tagging industry. he has won his way
to both wealth and fNme and TO day
it is doubtful il any one man in tho
Republic wirIGs SO mulch influence for
good as Horace Greeley, at the head of
the great newspaper which is the glory
and monument OF his well spent life.
The chapters in which Mr.. Greeley tells
tho story of his struggles and success
were first written in numbers for tho
Now York Ledger. They are now col
lected in an elegant octave volume,
illustrated with the best steel portrait
of the author ever published, and with
beautiful ongravings OF his various
homes. his farm, etc, together with IA
graved by Linton. These pages writ
ten in that fresh, rncy, inimitable style
peculiar to Mr.. Greeley, will be found of
surprising interest to every honest.
uutainted nature, old or young. Boys
will lind in it all the charm ola fascin-
atinS story. and at the Same time
the strongest stimulus to lead noble
life and make themselves useful and
upright men. To every parent We
freely say, you can do your son
no more substantial service than
10 place in his hands this volume
OF Mr.. Greeley's "Recollections."
Everything good and noble in his ma
ture will be strengthened by reading II.
Those OF maturer years Will find in
this volume much more than the mere
history of worthy and successful life
because it is at the same time in some
sort record ofthe times through which
Mr.. Greeley has lived and discussion
OF the many great moral and political
questions that agitated American socie-
ty during those times-questiOns with
which the author was intimately con-
nected and whose history Is to some
extent a part of his own. Mr.. Greeley
himself has said OF it: 81 shall never
write any thing else into which 1 shall
put so much OF myself, my experiences,
notions, convictions. and modes of
thought, as these 'RecOllections.' Il
give, with small reserve, my mental
history" Taken all in all, it is the
most notable work Of the day, and one
that deserves TO he universally read.
Tho book is sold oaly by su description,
and Messrs. Vent II Co. are DESTROYS OF
securing good agent in every county.
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es-Traps.ant advertisements CASH in Gd-
vance.
MARRIAGES AND FUNERAL. NOTICES. SS
49,, when under Hx lines.
supple announcements Of Deaths, gratis
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0heQntelli9etrrrr,

OFFICES: no. 10 QUINCY STREET..
FREW, HAGAES & HALL.
PEoPRIEToRS.
THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. ~.
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CRISTADORO'S FAME
Is the Offspring of u Great Fact.
No one can think ofdeDyIng that his

No one can think ofdeDylng that his
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Brings out n finer BROWN or BLACK than
any other, in shorter time, and without in
jury TO the hair, This is a truth as apparent
as that the sun lights the earth.
CrIstadorO'a HAIR Preventative.
AND BEAUTIFIER.-The toilet, without
this article, lacks its most useful attribute.
Nothing Is SO common in this country rs the
falling out toe hair. The preservative pre-
vents 1t. The hbres can no more loosen and
drop of. II this article il regularly applied
night and morning, than IL each were fixed
in vice. The testimony on this point is
overwhelming, while the beautifyiuS and In
MIGRATING properties OF the naId are equal
ly well O. Established.
Sold by Druggists. aud applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No GS Maiden Lane,
Principal Depot No. Astor House.
declS-lmd&w
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stookholders' Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L Stockholders OF tile Wheeling Hinge
COmpany IOr the election Of Directors, will
be held at the office OF the Company, corner
January 25th, between tho hours OF 10 a. N.
and II. III.
By order OF tho Board.
dec2I It j. A. METCALF, President.
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STERLING SILVER WARE

And No. aG. Manufactured. Pittsburgh, Pa
decl9-2W
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THE matt house of J. NJ. Hughes, of
Cleveland. brick building of four
stories, gave. way, Sunday morning, and
fell with a tremendous crash, the whole
being reduced 10 n mass CT ruins.
Cause, an excessive weight of grain on
the upper floors. LOSS about SIS. 900.
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Farm For Sale or Exchange.

uIHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
his Mill Property, embracing FIGURING
Mill and saw Mil and 10 acres OF ground,
known as independence Mills, one mile
from huntsville, Washington county, Pa.
Or will ex change for larger farm. For terms
and particulars call on or address
WIN. S. TREY,
IpO7i,ImTyo West Finley pa
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TIE Secretary OF the Treasury has
received nothing further rsspectin1 the
discovery OF the 81 ,OOO, 600 in gold hv
inc Government agent in Mobile.
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a nAND OF horse thieves in Morgan
iZed society with passwords ana The
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a GRAND old Virginian feast was civ.
on by the Harrisonburg citizens on the
opening of Manassas Railroad 10 that
place Tuesday.
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THE Supervisors of Lincoln county.
w: Va, advertise for bids :or building
Court Honse; 1t is to be let to the
day of the present month.
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The ghost of an Indiana schoolmas.
Yer hhunls several OF his unruly schol-
"IH-a sort OF incorporeal punishment
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KALrH WALDO EMERSON is lccturipg
several years. '"' Vi
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THEODORE FINK.
Wholesale Dealer in Prodnca.

Quincy st :, bet. Main and Market,
II AS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
saIo
leo bbls Pollock Indiana Flour.
leo " Silver Medal Flour.
100 e Argyle kentucky Flour.
100 % Hamilton Flour.
ID Buck wheat Flour,
20 tins; Geo. f. Davis q Cos celebrated b.
u. Hams,
10 bids Bacon Shoulders.
lOhhds Clear sides.
'6Dkegs No. l Lard.
20 fTS. No. Lard.
~ bblS Kentucky HomIny.
$40 Ohio River Salt
80 Choice Keeping Apples.
20 Pure Crab Cider.
so :" Pure Cider Vinegar
1910 bush. MIL Feed.
1000 - No. l Oats.
1000 /" Corn.
70 Bales Hay.
~ bills No, LAID OIL.
100 " Carbon OF.
EOJ bush Corn Meal. tIec7
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MO HUMBUG

TIME CHEAPEST AND BEST GROCER
4 les in the City can be found at the First
Mutual Store, Centre Wheeling, wheIe we
are selling good Brown Sugar at l2IS cents
per pound, warranted not 10 be mixed with
Hour or other ingredients.
Best White Wheat Flour nj reasonable
rates, and not Rdulterated with low grades
to deceive tue public.
Consumers dealing with us are not COM
Irvine.
To be convinced OF these facts 1t Is only
necessary TO give us call.
RALPH Ankle,
dec2-3t Superintendent.
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ONE green carleton dress pattern is
said to contain arsenic enough to xiii
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TIE Toledo blade says the ,empero.
lnre there on Thursday was ,I3s above
zero. Rather warm, thntl y
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AMONG the attractions of n fair Il
portsmouth, New Hampshire. ia n
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"A VALUABLE deposit OF porcelain CLAW
mas Deen discovered In Hanover coun-
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THE monogram on P.T. Barnum's
door.knob is translated "Pul the
aell."
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For Rent.

UNHE SECOND FLOOR OF OUR STORE
Room. The floor is 1913 feet long by -
feet wide. Has hne light. Possession given
A. w. PAUL. 8 CO.,
Ice Main St, Merchants Block
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dec2.3t
Election.

TIHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
i OF the Stockholders OF the National Sa-
wings Bank OF Wheeling for the election of
day, January 18th, 1869, between the hours
OF 10 and IL A NJ.
decl4.td S.P. HILDRETH, Cashier.
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A NEW YORK paper lost "A subsciber
by the death of the King of Siam.
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FINE ELECTRO.PLATED WARE.
THE GuRHAM MANUFACTUR CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, K. l., having the largest
mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware in the
world, with the most improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor. ale
enabled TO ofcr an unequRlled variety OF
new and beautiful designs In Dinner Ser.
Vices. Tea Services. and every article special
ly adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their well-knOwn and un-
rIvnlled Nickel Silver EIcctro-Plated Ware,
in which they have Introduced new pat
terms OF rnre elegance. The Solid Silver is
guaranteed TO DO OF sterling purity by u. y.
Mint assay. The Electro-PIate is guaran-
teed to DO superior TO the finest Sheffield
ware. Orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may be obtained from re-
sponsIble dealers everywhere.
''s s' IL Mark &NfI@ y E R &
Plate.
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TIE school fund of Minnesota
amounts 10 S2,03l, 900.
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"IMPENDING CRIsIs'' Helper is in the
railroad businessmen the under
ground
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HON, RENT

EROM FIRST OF JANUARY, 1863. TO
L inst OF April, 1870, a comfortable dwell
ing house on Iampde street, with rooms
and kitchen In good order. will also sell
the furniture therein which is nearly new.
dec3i I.IkWIN.
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Stockholders Meeting

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. Stockholders of the First National Rank
OF Wheeling and the election OF Directors.
will be held at the Banking House, on Tnesr
day, the 18th day OF January, 1869, between
the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and +. M
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
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National Bank of West virginia

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
il stockholders OF this Bank and election
for Directors, W Ill be held at the BANKING
House on Tuesday, January l2th, 1865 6s:
tween the hours OF one and four p. NJ
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
WHEELING, December 18th 1868.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Trade
n on Coal will be held Mt the Office or the
sheridan Works on Thursday evening, Dec.
2ith. business Of Importance 10 every coal
merchant OF This city will he considered by
the meeting; and all local merchants, wheth-
er members of the Board or moi, are earnest
~ solicited to be present.
by order OF the Board,
dec23-2t II. CAPEHART, President.
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For Rent.

TIIHE WAREHOUSE AND STORES
1 situated on the corner OF Main ami
Quincy streets, consisting OF
One store on the corner.
One store MISUNDERSTANDING Main street.
One warehouse MISUNDERSTANDING Quincy
street. Now occupied by John hamilton
& Co. Apply TO
OCl7-tIJanI W. L. MCAFEE.
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IRON THE FIRST OF APRIL. THAT
L. desirable store room in Odd Fellows'
Hall building, Monroe street, now occupied
by John W. Mitchell The cellar Is fur-
niShed with n bake oven. Apply 10
r. A. BRENTLINGERO or
dccq.tf W, +. McKELVEY.
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Stockholders Meering.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
j. stock holders OF the Merchants National
Bank ot West vlrglnln, at Wheeling, and
the Ban king House, on Thursday, January
18th, 1869, between the hours of 10 A. NJ and
7. ID: 3. BRADY, Cashier.
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For Sale.

A FRAME HOUSE WITH FIVE ROOMS
n and attic. together with the lot on
which 1t stands, IL offered for sale. The
property Is on " alnut street, ChuTchlll's ad-
dltIon-lot lO6 by III feet. Immediate pos
Eession can he given. Terms cstsh. Apply 10
THOS. j. or q. W. DILLON, Jr.
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Sabbath School Concert.

TIME SABBATH SCHOOL OF CHAP.
i line Street 81. Z. Church, will give "A
Concert and Exhibition on Thursday even
Ing, Hth inst. Doors open nj ~ O'Clock.
Exercises Will commence att. Ambulance,
Is cents Tor adults, 10 cents for children.
In connection with the above, there will
be q Christmas Tree. Persons wishing TO
present their friends II gift will have an Op.
pOltunity of so doing, uec23-2t
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Just Received.

DAWSON, DUNToN d sCRIBNER's Copy
L hooks. Price at wholesale 81 10 ner
uoZen, In quantities to the trade, for cash.
0ec<E-St JOS l., WILDE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-10

/ We were happy to meet on the streets
yesterday morning pTopTaG peTs0ne our
friend Jesee W. Page, jr., looking not al
all like q ghost, or enc from The " land OF
spirits "-Unl, 50 Cincinnati may be
called so. SIr. Page narrowly escaped
being a passenger On the Inflated United
States.
It is the general impression in Nash
vile among the knowing One that the
Hon. John W. Lehwieh, who is now in
that city, viii get his certificate OF
election as Congressman from the Eighth
District. Gov. b oWnlOw says hem issue
certificates 10 those who are declared
elected by the official ~Eeiurns, and If
there's any contest, Congress will have
to settle il.
Sam ?. Rose, ESD, Of the Upton ceun-
ty Record came to town last night and
returns home to-day.
Mr.. Charles Fisher, of the firm of Gage
& Fisher, yesterday took unto himself
one Of the bellies OF Upton. We trust
that every consignmentOf Charley e here
after may class "middliDg fair,n and
that his tables may ever be covered with
the best in the land.
Gen. n. B. Forrest and his bEother,
Capt. VIM. Forrest, returned to the city
yesterday from g trip down the country
in the interest Of the Memphis and Selma
cailroad.
Capt. VIM. r. Moore returned yester-
day from Nashville, where he has been
laboring in connection with the Mer-
chants Committee for the removal OF
the tsx on merchandise. The Captain is
confident Of the success OF the object of
ais mission.
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FIRE.-The building on the southT est
corner OF Center alley and Madison
street, caught fire yesterday morning
about half past eight O'Clock, and was
almost entirely consumed. Owing TO the
absence of q proper fire alarm, the flames
had made considerable head way before
the Fire Department were made aware
Of the existence Of q eopasgratioD.
After they got on the ground there YVES
considerable delay in getting water, and
by the time the engines got q stream
upon the building, the flames hsd made
too great progress TO stop then until they
bad harmed cut the whole interior Of the
bulldog The occupants OF tho tuilolfg
8ere. Hessrs. Ferguson & Pdyett, Insu
HSSues OUIs Ssssz5
John Leslie, Rsd., psins shop, and oshars,
none OF whom lest much, however. The
propsGty vas owned by Mr.. Thomas
Coskes sud waa Insured. The less win
perbaps reach 5000.
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ST0NEWALL NoR Z

OWING TO the falling health of JAMES
~ STEWART (who has been IN change Of the
premises as manage and partner tor last
iWeaty-nge years., ST0NEWAhLsa faIna en-
bractne about 1850 acres Of the choicest portion
az the estates of the late V CRAI9HEAD,
situated in the bend OF Island No. 81 Arkansas
siie, is now offered for sale.
There are on the place about l5G acres cleared,
we'd fenced, and now In cotton and corn one
minded acres Ia dne cypress timber, 70 which
frsua the bank Of the river Il, IN complete run
ming order, q tra32way. provided win railroad
'truckz, convenient for bringing lunAber for
siiipment. Tho balance Of the land Is heavily
tImnered With oak, ash, walnut, cotton rood,
&c Ii Il well leFeed. q a large portion Of
HE tract Is entrelZ above the highest foods.
There are a1o on the place coIafoFtablehouses,
negro quarters, q GIN q cotton PRESS, barns,
s.sblrs, a fine apple aud 8 peach orchard, aud
aysryfhing in complete running order. Also,
2 uuinber OF reliable hands. who a been on
the place for years, who may be employed by
the pufchaser. Also, mulsss horses, stoek n0gs,
oxen, etc. srfacisDtto work i. nd valued at
fbout 400, These latter, II wilt Re desirable to
diapose of 10 the purchaser Of The land.
For fuflher particulars apply 10
JAMES STEWART, On the Premises.
dr r. W.DAVlS, 202 Front street. Memphis,
CRAIGHEAO, BREAST& GIBSON,
de4 Ina HaRhytne, Tenn.
81 Louis. Republican and Cinnclnnatt Conn
~uarrcial Dailtesl cop u month, and send bill
10 b. 2, fadceu. a2 Front street., Memphis