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he UHIOH REPUBLICANS. OF.
WEST VIRGINIA..
war against the rebellion draws

q WEST VIRGINIA
war against the rebellion draws
close. Victory waits TO rest upon
banner If you shall have learned
he browning victory Of all your eff
% time for argument has passed ;
ime for action has come. Not up
our fidelity, your loyalty, your In
gence, does the issue now depend,
upon your RxRRuoN. Your well
.c.ed efforts have already placed a
nd success within your power, as a
sfuI canvass of The State attests.
ur redoubIed WORK will render that
ecess overwhelming.
Every township, should be by this
,e supplied with its tickets, printed
.g1tte paper, the names of State, dis
ct, county and township officers all
ono slip. If your township is
i'll without tickets, do YOU see i'm
edIately that tickets are provided in
Guidance. The Democracy in various
,rts of the State intend to scatter col
FED ballots among you bearing the
ames of the Union candidates. Be on
our guard against this and every other
their frauds. None but white bal
,ts can. under the law, be counted.
On the day before the election, at
ne latest, know how every Union
oter is to get to the polls, and on that
hay see that he comes, and comes
Early. Go in the morning for every
Due on whose coming you cannot ALSO
luteIy rely; for the fewer men you
have to hunt up in the afternoon, the
more your efforts can be concentrated
and made effective. r.. isa
Go and vote yourself-vote in spite
IF rebel threats or violence. Driven
% desperation, the rebels have but
NO resorts left, fraud and intimi-
latlon. We have the evidence that
hey mean TO try both TO the fullest ex-
ent. and we look to yout expose the
one and defy the other. They will
violence, but they will be too
,9wardly to execute their threats if
you show them you are not afraid of
them.
Remember what depends upon your
vote, and fail not, on any account, to
cast it. Ifyou areduly registered, vote
In spite of every attempt of rebel bull
lies to prevent you, Remember that
the authorities of your State and of the
United States are at your back and
will maintain your rights and punish
every man who attempts to wrong you
out OF your vote.
See that no unregistered man votes.
Guard the purity of your ballot box
against the attempts which ,Uiz1 be made
to atufr ii with illegal votes. Challenge
every such unregistered vote and resist
to the last the attempt to get it into the
box. Give these rebels to understand
that you are not TO be tri1ed with, and
that they cannot lie, swindle nor
bully You out of your ten thousand
Union majority of legal votes.
Get every registered Union vote.-
every one,-into the box, and keep
every unregistered rebel vote out. and
your msjority will rise up like your
Give one day TO your country. Itmny
save you many hereafter.
Be vigilant, be active, be brave.
a. B. CALDWELL,
JOHN R. HUBBARD,
GRANVILLE d. HALL,
sAM'n B. MoCoIbooH,
Union STATE Central COMMITTEES.
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DARIUS n. MANeA1r, President.
-oGIsa- JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows -FOUR PER
GENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject to Check at Sigh. SPECIAL DEPos-
IT'S for Six Months, or more, may be made
at I'VE per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS Is divided among over 500
shareholdeH, Comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are alio personally liable TO. depositogs
for all obllgationso Of the Company to double
the amount of their capital stock. As the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
Lar ge or smallame UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and wTTHoUTNoTIcE, allow
ing interest on ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties Throughout the country can leen a. a..
counts in this Institution Win snecIei a.
ivantages of security. convenience and pIofst.
fNhGtft5 l.ssaEt1 .pl1 80 talS-6m16yvssl
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CRIsTApoRo's -HAIR DYE.

cRIsTADoRo,s HAIR DYE.
Old Father Time takes many year
To turn to white dark colored hair;
But Instantly The EXCELSIoRD DYE
Brings back the tint that charms the eye;
And Nature owns that cunning Art
Can her own living hues impart. %
Cristadoro's Hair Preservatiye.
Oh, how beautifully glossy your hair looks
of late, Maria. Yes, Julia, since 1 have used
Cristadoro's Hair PJeservative and Beauti-
fer, my Hair has improved wonderfully,
and stopped falling out altogether. sl=1
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Manufactory No. IS Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot No. 8 Aston House.
sepI7-1m6&w ~
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MANFRED.

HAsTINGs-sAVERY ON Tuesday eve.
ming, October 18th, 1858, at the residence OF
the brides parents, by Rev. s.. b. Barnitz,
Mr.: JAMES HASTINGS 10 Miss LUoHSAyERY,
both or wheeling, w. Va. ~
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and heirs of Nicholas Cooper. decd.
ioct7.d2taWAWSW

Desirable Real Estate for Sale.
NJHE FARM NOW OCCUPIED BY wM,
p. Brady, near the town of West Liberty,
which is one OF the finest located and best Inn
proved farms in the county. 1t has all the
modern conVentsnces In the way OF build
ings, and cannot be surpassed for Its Rbun.
dance and variety of mutt, both large and
small. 1t also has q nne large vineyard.
Any person wishing q desirable residence
convenient to churches and schools, should
apply 10 1. B. Jones, or on the premises.
Also small farm of so or 90 acres OF well
improved land, with good buildings on it. on
the National Road, u miles east OF Wheel
ing. Win bs sold ON feas enable terms and
possession given Immediately. For pRItICu-
lars apply 10 I. f. Jones' attorney at law, OPP
Oc1-1mdarW s-slze-
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aFip Aapertist,aeuts.
United States of America,
instruct OF west Virginia, IS;
Fredericll Kemple. a as, u, z,

Frederick kenple' ~ az Atto,t,n,a,,t
steamboat s.feslls combs"J
WHEREAS; a LIBEL HAS BEEN I
w filed In the District Court OF the Uni
ted states for the District Of West Xi ", sla
erick Rempie, GEORGE Lning, Jeremiah
Cochran andIheodorS lie Ba ron, against the
steamboat g Leslie Combs" her engines
tackle, outfit, apparel and Iurniture: NOW,
therefore, in pursuance OF the monitor nm I'M
der the seal of the said Court, 10 me directeu
and delivered, / do hereby give public nop zee
10 all persons claiming the said steamer ner
engines, tackle. outf1t, apparel and tnrni-
ture, or In any manner interested ln 1s S,I
tpat they be and appear before the said DIS
trict Court, TO be held at the city DIV h ns
ing, In and for the District Of West Nlr.
ofIIia on the 18th day of Octber, 1855, at
Ii O'clock, in the forenoon of that day. lPro-
yided the same shall be day OF JurlSdic-
tIon. otherwise on, the next day of Jurisdic-
tion thereafter,) then and there 10 interpose
their claims, and TO make their allegations
W - HEDGEMAN SLACK,
u. 8. Marshal, District w: Va;
Peck q Hubbard ProctOrs1oi; Litetart'.
1HfS-1Ath 4Esg4H#.Ha AaeG-..f"
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DIED.

8 HUGHEs-In Baltimore, Nd, on the 9Th
Of August; 1868, of tnanition, HANNAH e,
nfant daughter OF DIR. Alfred and Mary x.
Hughes, aged four weekl- 4l-, - ~.
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rssaYa FoR YOUNG SIEs.

On the Errors and Abuses incident to
Youth and Early Manhood. with the hu-
name view of treatment and cure, sent by
mall, free OF charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
sep23-9md&w .E..7f
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Valuable Property for Sale,


NIHE UNDERSIGNED OFFER AT PRI-
VRte sale their very desirable properly
situated one-hnlf mile south or st, CIains-
Vile, Belmont county. Ohio, and within
one-Quarter OF mile OF the ST. ClalEsyIlle
and (Harnock's pike. --at
Said farm contains 81 acres OF land of the
very best quality, all cleared and conYe
niently divided Into fields good fences, and
q coal bank open on the premises.
The IMPROVEMENTS consist OF q wsll.fin.
ished two-stoTy Brick House, with two good
cellars under it, Zone of them a wine ceilarJ
new Frame Barn and Carriage House, Brick
Wash House and smoke House, Coal House
and never-ia1llng " ell of water undepthe
same roof with Kitchen; q CisteTn conVe-
nient to Kitchen and Wash House; In short,
nearly all tie conYeniences that could be-
desired, t
The stock OF Fruit Is not excelled In East
ern Ohio. consisting OF q large Apple Orch.
ard, ls0 thrifty Peach trees mostly grated.
75 Pear trees, 35 Cherry trees, as Plum trees,
ali or the best varieties, one acre I'm Grapes,
one-half acre In small Fruits, including
CurTants and Berries OF all kinds.
For further information apply to those
living on the premises.
and heirs Of Nicholas Cooper, decd.
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err SRIe.
For Rent.

no A SMALL FAEILY-A CoMPoRTA.
u bic Dwelling House on Center street. be
tween Filth and Sixth streets. The house
has four rooms and Kitchen, also good Gel.
lar. Possession PlYen Immediately.
octIs-St j. N. RICHARDS.
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Red blankets

A LARGE STOCK OF BED BLANKETS
"A Just opened, from So TO Sl5 per pair.
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CHARLES SEIBKR5

EANCY DYER, sooURER AND RE.
II fAlhERt South street, near the B. d o.
=. X Depots wheeling, Va Va. All kinds
of Shawls, Dresses, Ribbons, and every de-
seriptton OF SILK and Woolen7 Goods execlt-
Cd a. snort nouce, and on reasonable terms
Alsot prepared to do dyeing I'm any color for
Moolen Faetories. de. mar2I.ly
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BarTon,i

> IfIlI Ia a4gtl4 AU1It .l--Fl.3 *
OAR IRON. sround and square, nom
~ WAYNE aud American and Sligo Mills,
BAR 1RoN, nat, rom Xxx to 6k1S, Z
- BAR IRON, oval, half oval and hall round
Q BAR IRON, single and double HofEe Shoe
EAR IRON Hoop from y to Ain. coifis(t
BAR 1RoNS Wagon tires, cut 10 lengths. ~
p o. HILDRETH q BRO
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Notice.

lS1NCE THE FIRE, THE OFFICE OF
. MeSsrs. Butterfeld & Co. may be found at
the Warehouse of MesSrs. Dod6On7 Bros, No.
10 Main street, between John and Quincy
streets, formerly occupied by Messrs. Pryor,
Handlan & Co.. octl2-5t
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Boys Wanted.
Wantad.

A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO BOARD
IA Ina genteel private family where there
ave none or but few bOarders, Please adj
dress q. j. o., office OF the Norway Manu-
featuring Company, foot OF Fourth street,
References exchanged. octl2-StS
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For Sale.

6rY- nnN STOCK IN THE MERCHANTS
GItUlJU and Mechanics Bank of Wheel
Ing. Also two lotsor ground situated on the
southeast corner OF Sd and Pine streets,
South Wheeling or RitchietoWn. Said lots
are numbered & In square number9 9.
go ,-r THOS. OpBRLEN,
seps0 ,i Real Estate Agent.
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StGanrhuats.
WheeIIng, Marietta ana PaFKersb1re
naIIy Packets.
4ar asEnt.
For Rent.

sMALLTwo-sToRY BRICK HOUSE,
"A on John street, with I'VE rooms and
Ritchen-neat, co mfortable and convenient
octs I. IRWIN.
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ale,t advertisements.
WASHINGTON 9CoUNTY
r. a IR Z
HEMPFTELD RAILROAD.

F a r.
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
a TRAIN WILL LEAVE WHEELING
"A Station Mt 1850 A, NJ, on "Wednesday
and Thursday, October II and 10. for WASH
kEr6jRSiNe-Leave Washington at 4;S0
Fare for the found trip. the same as single
S There eH viii mN Be- no afternoon train from
Wheeling on Wednesday and Thursday
oe ocsi9.2 I anu = w.D.BuRToN. sup,t.
CEvENTEEHTHo QUARTERLY REPORT
IIonRI bank OF Mount Pleasant, Ohio, on the
hTst Monday of October, 1855.
RESOURCES.
u. E, Bonds deposited with Trels-1t >
urer 10 secure SIG oO0 gO
q. .. BondSon hand.-...,. oO,OVO w
Lawful money......-.......- ,oS5 90 =
I IUHit ed tates.. 1000 90 50 Sss 90
Notes OF other National 9lls
Bank ...'..'-...''.'''. S.lS e ~
Frsetoaai ISL IL 500 50
Notes and bills discounted lies 81
D:0 nom S Sshks Rsnks. ''siIss IS
Banking house................ &oyO W
Personal property.......... 1000 90
Unite States tax paid 81 SO
Expenses .................;......... CAV W
ss7s, $50 o5
Capital stock ,................. 1' s175 600 90
Circulating notes out -
Due to Naiionai hanks. 4,1247e
other Banks........ 2o1 81 -ll
Z" individual deposit
Surplus fard SIS le
Discounts received. .......... 81 o.
Interest "'......-. 2.s PFC 81 81 IA -oA0a
- ~
lzsas asel SH ge7S, go O8
oct14 Ito JON. BINNs, Cashier.
Coal Miners
WILL SAVE MONEY BY PURCHAS..
wv ing Lard Oil. Blasting Powder and
other material nsed In focal banks at the
the Branch store, North Wheeling.
octl3-3t RALPH ARKLE, sup't.
5arse. Flour.
con BBLs., EMBRACING THE FOL-
GUY lowing brands:
A 6c HIstsq at ioT Tfsr. MORRISON co.
Bacon, Lard, sc.
oHoULDERs,
- Clear Sides, lllg -
9ss e HAMS hess Pork, Z,
just received and for sale by
octls - LisT, MORRISON q co.
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THE REBEL RUECHERIEs IN
lOUIBIARA.
How tne Rebels Protect Themselves
from tho Negroes. ls

RepnblIean ana RebeI Aeoountg.
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Fine under Wear.

GENTS VERY HEAVY DOUBLE
I r BRFAsTED Understands, with Drawers
10 uiatch; Ladies' Mer1no Dnder Shirts and
Drawers |; Boys UndereShirts and Drawers
Misses and Children's Under: Shlrtsi shaker
Flannels, heavy and part cotton; m
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Watar.Proof Suits.

A LARGE, LOT OF NEW MIXTURES
"A In WATERPROOF Cloth, just recelved-
also another lot OF French Winceys, We
lours, and extra heavy Black Moha1r, Ior
suits. J.a. RHODES q co.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
rorr1cfAL CORRUPTION IN RICHMOND.

In the limited States Circuit Court, IN hlch-
mond chief Justice Chase presiding, j. H. AnaeIson'
Coector of Internal Revenue. j. H. patterson
and Goldman Shepherd, Richard Anderson, nolhIo nu &
dersOn. McCreary, Manson ana ElsoI; s.,V, - ~
oni trial for revenue frauds Col, ClaFkson one vi @
ies distlers i'm Richmond. testified that an
had been made by the discrs on the south ~ ~
LANES and John III. Anderson ana John H. az,
SON internal Revenue officers OF tbe fOuIth @
nv which more than ten thousand dollars had ucoi %
poid them Tor granting said distillrTa the prIeEe
Of sbpplng large quantities OF sIils uis!IHV" m y
them without the payment OF the FtN'huo ,,nt taA.
aorregate loss To the Government by ths
was over s250OOO IL further agreem uiat % .%hoso
rverue officers sboud realize $4,000 annually for these
nriyieees MANY OF their subordinate oieefb WsIo
parties TO the agreement and prOhted by thsi
will IL DIR Cendenng. the next witness before tcsti
ing desired TO know whether an lhdlelnet eoulu W.
f9nd a@ainst him unou any testimony which lac might
give i'm the case Mr.. Chandler, unlted STATES ulhu't
Attorney rpplled not upon any testimony lmphcathS
himself In June or July Mr.. Goldman approached
witness and said he would not Oe doihS justice
some money above ms salary. He then offered Witness
firm certain privileges In evadng the united Stats tl6
on whisky If It would give him $500 witness referred
hlm his partner (r. PARRISH with whom te arIalg'
was made Mr. Parrish representing the Howleti hsul
cry lin which witness also had an Interest,", MI hcNTu
f. Walker tho RoNdae distllcry, ana MI Denniead
the Denmcad distiuery. Inc Hour uisull,,lSs siia
for the privilege OF shipping vesiXths Of all the whisky
they might dsti OF Government taX-the reye'ne
officers to make the arrangements by which tf eonI We
effected. Under tho agreement witness feColleei.u uh
60 barrels and the Hewlett % barrels the storekecpr
representing the Government was TO get slNO. ine
whisky was branded ny Mr. Esom. Golden agreed 20
exempt 10 tubs Of beer for his firm, which We utd,eloou
Further developments arc expected as the tnal pro
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
ABYSSINIA.

NEW ACCOUNT or KING THEoDORUSS DEATH
he ORDERS HIS OWN EXECUTloN-HIS
WILL.
Our European files by the steamship. Ham
mona at this port convey the following interesting ac-
counts from French sources, Of TheOdoruss last mo
ments:
The Paris Pdtrie prints what purports TO he an AOys
snan version OF the tragedy In Magdaa This nara
five s signed by Count r. du BissoD traveller IN ADys
sipla who was always friendly terms with MS late
ruler The Count says the number or Abyssinans Dured
amounted 10 757, while 2l39 wounded Among the
dead were seven baantcheras who had resembed
Theodorus and purposey dressed Ike HIM Iheo-
dorus did commit suicide On seeing ms power meet
ING from him with the blood OF his soldiers Contemplating
his empire destroyed his dynasty overturned ms reign
nished streams OF tears eoursed down hs eneeks
Two baiantoheras, pistol In hand, stood silently waiting
his order He gave his will 20 Of them In the bosom
OF Trinity" said he 10 the balanteheras hre One Oh
them fred and his bullet broke the skull OF KING IheO'
dOrus In TheOdoruss will he says: III me British re-
tire desire that my Mechecha may succeed me ana
l. Emperor say to him: BE the friend Of those To whom
God hath the victory for they know how TO protect
their friends bo the friend Of those warriors Tor they
are
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
FRANCE.

SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR AT ROUEN.
The Moniteur du SOir publishes the speeches
made by the Emperor at Rouen, of which summary has
already appeaaed by telegraph In hs reply to the Car
dinal the Emperor expressed himself as follows:
1.-THE Church is the sanctuary where the great prnc
ples of Christian morality are maintained intact pnc
pies which elevate above all material interests Let
then join with the faith Of our forefathers the sent
the love Of country Thus shall render our
abed to march with head erect in the lpath Of duty
through every obstacle"
The Emperor concluded by thanking the Cardinal for
the good wishes expressed for the Empress and Prince
Imperial, and said:
"The blessing Of the Princes august godfather and the
prayers OF the clergy Of France cannot fail to1nsure his
happiness"
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
MIR. MCULLoCH,s REJoINDER.

The following in addition to the correspon
dence between Commissioner Rollins and the Secretary
q Treasury, concerning the recent letter Of resgna
ti0n OF the former, has been sent TO Mr.. Rollins:
This cOmpunioaE on Is PARTIAL because 1t attributes the
present derGnged condition OF the Internal Revenue
vice 90 the removals and appointments made by the
President while be clear TO the mind of the Com
missioner that this decentralization is attributable In part
the anfagongn between the Executive and the Legs-
atve branches OF the Go yernmen which has prevented
harmony Of action between them In regard 10 appoint
Dens 10 the Tenure Ot Office act but mainly TO the
high duties upon distilled spirits, tobacco. &c, which
have created am Irresistible temptation TO fraud the
part Of revenue officers rs a,e on the part OF
facturcrs, dealers aud Otht re- 10 Is incorrect. In
that il alleges that the numerous recommends.
tons OF the Commissioner f0r removals OF Assessors
aud Collectors, Tor the ossest misconduct had
Deen always dsregarded wlo a. truth IS that III all
cases I'm which recommendations .Or REMOVALS were ac
eOhpanied by evidence OF iucOmpe ency or misconduct
on Ghe part Of the officers. the reeonmendatons were
promptly responded 20 by the Presidei IL Is unjust and
dsrceEectfn 20 the President because % records 3i INC
Bureau ~ that the falling off Of the revenues IN the
districts 10 which removals we're made by uIc flsldeht
in 1896 was rot comparatively greater than ~ ihe as
tucts IN whlet changes took placcthlH, IN Ilct'
The revenues OF tho fseal year endi,ng Jnpe
80 1857 during which tho removals were made,
were entirely satisfactory, coming up very
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
LIQUOR RIOT IN THE FOURTEENTH wARD-sEv-
ERAL POLICEMEN BADLY INJuRED.

Last evening Policeman George Lyman OF the
spnngst Police Station entered the liquor store No III
Mulberry.st, where a considerable number OF per
sons were congrcgated, and believing that liquor was
being sold there endeayored 20 procure some Athousu
I'm citzen's attire Il is conecurcd that some In the
place knew him. he at once set upon ana beaten
body by the inmates Lyman attempted 10 use MS re-
voyer hut IL was at once wrescd from him. Hearing the
d,sturbance Policeman Anderson Kane who was on duty
in the vicinity, up ana attempted 70 rescue MS
Onicer Joseph Hlldebrand who came up and attempted
10 aid his overpowered comrades, was also set upon by
the crowd which rapidly Increased, ana VINO seemed ant
mated with desire Kill the officers Judging from ter
savage cries In the meantime word Lad been sent 10
the PoliceStatiOI In Springst, and the reserve
force was at once turned out a. before
thew reached the scene OF tho conflict, tho
ofIiSers aforementioned, who had been assaled with
knives stones clubs bottles, and almost every magin-
able kind OF missile had been very badly maltreateu
The crowd were al once attacked by the reserve police,
and e wounded officers rescued and taken 20 the station
Mathew REYNOLDS ged 10 be the bartender al NO 2l
was secured and locked UP, All OF the officers who
were attacked were beaten In shocking manner
about the head. face, and body. Hildebrand
was decidedly the most severely injured OF the
three Polce-surgeOn POoer was called and pro.
ceeded 10 the station and dressed the wounds OF
the officers AS Hildcbrand very seriously Injured
DIR Pooier ordered him 10 be sent home and he was con-
viewed thther I'm carriage Later In the evening num-
her OF officers were sent ont In plain clothing and they
an old woman the mother OF the Reynolds first arrested
II alleged that she held down one OF the officers while
others OF the crowd beabOred him with missiles. All
were locked up EXcable groups were congregated on
the street corners until late hour discussing the subject
but no further disturbance was attempted.