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Competency or WItnesse..

The following bill in relation to the
competency OF witnesses, was passed
by the Legislature few days since:
Be il enacted by the Legislature of West
Virginia =
l. No person offered as witness in
any civil action, suit or proceeding,
shall be excluded by reason of his in.
terest in the event thereof.
z. "A party to u civil action, suit or
proceeding may be examined as a wit
ness in his own behalf, or in behalf OF
any other party, in the same manner
and subject to the same rules of exam
inatlon as any other witness, except as
follows:
1. An assignor of a chose in action
| sEall not be examined in favor Of his
| assignee, unless the party be living
and in reach Of the process of the court
II. A party shall not be examined in
his own behalf in respect to any trans.
| action or communication had person.
ally with deceased person, against
| parties who are the executors, admins.
traitors. heirs-at-law, next OF kin, OIL
assignees OF such deceased person
where they haYe acquired title to the
cause OF action from or through such
deceased person, or have been sued as
such executors, administrators, heirs.
at-law, next of kin, or assignees, BuI
where such executors, administrators
hears.Rt-law, next of kin or assigness
| shall be examined on their own behalf
in regard to any conversation or trans.
action with such deceased person, then
the said assignor, or party, may be ex-
amined in regard to the same c0nversa-
ton or transaction,
III. If the deposition of party to the
action, suit or proceeding, has been ta-
ken and he shall afterwards die, and
after his death such deposition be used
upon any trial or hearing in behalf OF
his executors, administrators, heirs-at-
law, next of kin, or assignees, the
other party, or assingor, shall be a
competent witness to any and all mat.
ters to which such deposition relates,
~. This act shall not apply to any
action, suit or proceeding heretofore
commenced in which Judgment or
final decree has been obtained; and a
new trial or reheariug has been or
shall be awarded therein; but in all
rules of evidence shall be the same as
If this act had not been passed.
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The EHpatrIntIon Question I'm Con.


The following is the new bill agreed
upon by the Committee of FoTaion
Affairs of the House of Represents.
tives, which it was expected General
Banks, the Chairman, would report to
the House yesterday:
WHEREAS, The right of expatriation
IS natural and inherent right of All
people, Indispensable to the epiovment
OF the right of life, liberty and the pnr.
suit OF happiness, for the protection OF
States was established; and
WHEREAS, In the recognition of ,b;s
principle this Government has freely
received emtgrauts from all nationS
aud invested them with the rights M
citizenship; and
WHEREAS, It's claimed that all such
American citizens with their descend.
ants are subjects of foreign States,
owing allegiance to the governments
thereof; and
WHEREAS, It is necessary to the
maintenance of the public peace thai
this claim of foreign allegiance should
De promptly and finally disavowed;
therefore
Be it enacted, dc, that any declara.
Lion, instruction, opinion, order, or de.
cision OF any officers OF this govern
ment' which denies, restricts, impairs,
or questions the right of expatriation,
IS hereby declared Inconsistent with Inc
fundamental principles of the govern.
ment, and therefore null and void,
SEC. 2. That all naIuralized citizens
OF the United States in foreign States
shall be entitled and recive from This
Government the same protection OF
person and property accorded to native
porn citizens in like situation.
SIC. 8. That whenever it shall be
duly made known to the President that
any citizen of the United States has
been arrested and detained by any for.
eign government in contravention OF
the intent and purpose of this act, upon
the allegation that naturalization in the
United States does not operate to dis.
solve his allegiance to his native SOW
ereign, or il any citizen shall have been
arrested and detained, whose release
upon demand shall have been unrea.
sOnably delayed or refused, the Presi.
dent shall be and hereby is empowered
to order, arrest and detain in custod :
any subject or citizen of such foreIRr
government who may be found within
the Jurisdiction of the United States
and the President shall without DELAY
give Information to Congress of any
such proceeding under this act.
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A PhysiOlogieal View Of Marriage.

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on Early ErTors, its DeplorRble CouseQu QueuceS
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autl1or may be consulted uP0u any of the di.
Sesses anon which his book treats, either
personally or by mail. Medicines sent 10
any part Of GhG world on
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TIE Military Committee of the House
of Representatives has reported the bill
which has passed the Senate, placing
ten regiments of Missouri State Guards
on the same footing for back pay and
bounttes as regular volunteer troops in
the United States service. This bill
passed both Houses last session, but
did not reach The President by mis-
take. tits now before the House, and
will, it is thought be passed there with
out any debate.
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THE ladies have for the past eigh-
teen centuries, enjoyed special privi-
leges during leap year. In an ancient
Saxon law, 1t Is enacted: "Albeit, as
often as leape yeare doth occure, the
woman holdeth prerogative over the
menne in matter of oourtshipe, love,
and matrimonee; so that when the
ladie proposeth, 1t shall not be lawful
for menne to say her nae, but shall re-
ceive her proposal in all good courti-
sic"
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A DENoCRAT OK GRANT.-Miles
O'Riley writes TO the Citizen, from
Washington:
II is altogether probable, so far as /
can now see, that the Citizen may be
obliged to oppose the election of Gen.
Grant In consequence OF the platform
upon which the Radicals are endeavor-
ing to place him; but 1t Is no part of the
Democratic creed, as il was taught to
me in the old-time couusels of Tam
many Hall, to fight with poisoned ar
rows. Let me, therefore. after full e1-
animation, denounC0 all these recent
charges Affecting Gen. Grants habits a
utter and dRmnRbls lies.
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FIVE SATURDAYs.-There being 1--WE
Saturdays In this month, working peo-
pie should have ave pay days. This
will happen again in 1896. At the next
leap year, in 1872, there will be five
Thursdays in February; In 1876, i've
Tuesdays; in 1850, Ave Sundays, and SO
on, a retrogression of two days in the
week for every leap year for seven re.
turns, until Saturday returns again in
1896, when there will be i've Saturdays.
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German Firs Insurance Company
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Mr.. GREELEY's last chapter of "Rs-
collections" is devoted to the Spiritual
lists and their doctrines. His conclu-
sion is as follows: On the whole Though
say 1t with regret) 1t seems to me that
the great body of the Spiritualists have
not been rendered better men and wo-
men-better husbands, wives, parents.
children-by their new faith. l think
some have been improved by it-whiIe
many, who were previously good, are
good still-and some have thoroughly
deteriorated. Judge that laxer no.
tons respecting marriage, divorce,
chastity and stern morally generally
have advanced in the wake OF spirit
ualisn.." And while am aware that
religious mania sO.called has usually
purely material origin, so that revi-
walls have often been charged with
making persons insane whose insanity
took Its hue from the topic of the hour,
but owed its existence to purely ply
seal causes, still judge that the ag-
gregate of both insanity and suicide
has been increased by "Spiritualism." /"
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OFFICERs:
GEO K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUSEY, Wee President
JOHN BISHOP, secretary.
LHAs, WALLACE, state Agent for Wel
Virginia and Maryland.
DIRECToRs:-Iohn Il. Wilson, Jas O orr,
John n. Armstrong, A. c. Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat, samuel Harper. James McCIuney,
Morgan l.. Jtt, GeO. Adams.
KEFERE CI-=: \ Brady, cashier Merchants
National BANK, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co., Wholesale GIocer, Wheeling: Pryor,
hRndlan & Co, Wholesale GTocsrs, Wheel.
Ing; M!chRe! Reilly wholesale Groc' .
Wheeling; Mcclellan & Knox, Boot and
shoe house, Wheeling; McCHDe, KTiaft q u.
Druggists, Wheeling, Geo. ". rtuLneim :
Co., W holesale Wines and Lilo Uors, Wheel
ing; WlnARlp, Woods q Co., QueeHswGrs
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, PUP. Register,
Wheeling; 7. G. McAfee, Notions. Wheeling;
Campbell. Frew 4 Co, Pubs Intelligence Z.
Wheeling; on, son q Co Hardware, WheS-E.
ing; j. T.. Sands, Cashier, FiIsi Nat Bank,
ERInnont; h. T.. Camden. PresL Nat. TX.
Bank. ~ estOn, W. Va; Capt. John Mcclure,
JT., Wheeling. APIS
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TaIrnudic RIaxims.

Professor Stowe, in his paper on tht
Talmud, read before the New England
Historical Genealogical Society, at its
recent meeting, gave some interesting
specimens of the maxims and proverbs
contained in that wonderful collection
We transfer few of the pithiest, as ii
will be some time before Professor
Stoves paper will be published
If you speak In the night, speak soft.
ly; if you speak in the day time, look
around you before you speak.
What business is it of yours to search
into the mysteries of God?
II you want a leader, look for a man
who has nose. (The Jews, by the
way, had great repugnance to pug
noses.)
In the pot In which you cook, you
will yourself be cooked.
The camel aspired after horns, and
the Lord took away his ears.
TN defence of early marriage.) III
had married at fourteen, I could have
said to the devil, There, you have a
sharp stick in your eve.
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A TEACHER asked a bright little girl,
"What country was opposite Us on the
globe?" Don't know, sir" was the
answer. "well. now, pursued the
teacher, "If were to bore a hole
through the earth, and you were to go
in at this end, where would you come
out?'i "Out OF the hole, sir" replied
Ihe pupil, with an air OF triumph.
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A FLANK MovEMENr.-TheM Military
Committee of the United States Senate
have agreed to flank johnson by re.
porting the following resolution to the
Senate which is to be sent to the Presi-
dent after its adoption:
RESOLVED, That the Senate do not ap-
prove OF the introduction of Brevet ap-
Pointments to the rank OF General or
Lieutensnt-General, do respectfully re-
turn to the President of the United
States the nomination of Lieutenant-
General w. T. Sherman TO be General
OF the army by brevet, and this with
out prejudice to the eminent services
and ability of General Sherman"
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GREAT PATENT SUIT.-The great suit
of Densmore Us. the Cleveland Oil Tank
Company has commenced in Cleveland,
in the United States Circuit Court, be-
fore Judge Sherman. James and Amos
Densmore obtained, in 1865, patent
for tank car for conveying petroleum
in bulk instead of In barrels, as for
merly, and charge the defendants with
Infringing by using two hundred cars
like theirs. and sue for 100000 dam.
ages. Nearly all of the crude oil is
transported in tank cars like those OF
plaintiffs, more than thousand being
in use by various parties. If the patent
can be sustained, and eminent counsel
oelleye 1t will be, its value will be hall
million. The case will occupy sew
eral days, and awakens general inte-
rest in the oil trade.
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KKNTUoKY.-The unfortunate negro
receives but little consideration or
mercy at the hands OF the rebels who
have obtained complete control of the
affairs ins Kentucky. They hung a
black child, only thirteen years old, at
Newcastle, last week, on the charge Of
murder.
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TIE late Justice Wayne was the last
man OF Southern birth on the bench Of
the Supreme Court.
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One Dollar Each.

UyFBs Cotton Cloth. Dress Patterns, Pant
w Patterns, sewing Mac alnes, Watches,
Dry and Fancy 9oodS, &c, &C, Send Ten
cents for Patent Pen Fountain, with slip de
ScribinG an article in our one dollar sale
ANY 5sFSon tnnale or femAIe.J can send in
a cIu6o 50 to i,Ol9, at same nate 40 cents for
eachl and get premium foE 20 doing. HESD
~ RnSrSTERED LETrERs samples mailed
EISFsl a : & KENDALL,
Is Hanover St. Boston. Mas.
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The man is DIRE, the woman tow,
And the daYil cnrnRs thfa nnala u

And the devil comes the Goals 70 blow.
CThe professor read it, "blows the
Goals, but good couplet is made by a
slight change in position.)
While the rabbi was teasting the dogs
stole his dinner.
OF the field that we reap premature
ly, even the straw is good for nothing.
Great is the value of labor, and it
donors those who devote themselves
to it.
The speculator puts his money on a
staR's horns.
Wo to him who builds a big door and
has no house behind it,
While Noah was planting his vine
yard the devil came to him and said,
What are you doing here?" Noah re-
piled, Planting vineyard" "What
Is the use of vineyard ?" inc uired the
devil; said Noah, "Its fruit whether
freS ID or dry grapes or raisins) is sweet
and good, and Its wine gladdeus the
heart" Let us work it ON shares, :"
says the devil; agreed, says Noah.
Now what does the devil do? He
brings lamb, a lion, u hog, and q
monkey, sacrifices them, and miDgles
the blood With the soil. Therefore, il a
man eats only OF the fruit of the vine
yard, he is as innocent and nice as a
lamb; If he drinks wine, he thinks him
self lion when he is not, and falls into
mischief; If he drinks habitually he be-
comes as selfish and as unmannerly as
hog; if he gets drunk, he jRbbers and
jumps about, and is silly and nasty
like monkey.
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Great Number this Week,
February 9Th.
ATTRACTIONS AS FOLLOWS.
It O o f n . TT 90 Slows
Or what the great masses have done for Free
dom and % what Ty t5ey PT3P1se W Ss @ 10 do.
o. S. Senator rom AGSJ.
and COLFAX.
Representative Public Men.
The Peoples choice for
President and Vice-President.
OF EeActIOn-WOunds OF
the WaF-TRIRtIOn-The Party for
Freedom In Peril.
By Rev. T. NJ. POST, st. Louis. Mo.
KEEPING ALIVE,
An Appeal to ChristinnE,
By Rev. THEO L CUYLER, DID,
BROOKLYN, Sew York.
Praying in the Holy Ghost.
The Great Experiment
By Rev. GEORGE b. CHEEvER, d. D.,
New York.
Letter from Washington.
Election of Gen. Beatty from Ohio The
nrst gun at the WHITE HOUSE. Hope
ful advlees from the south. New
Hampshire and Connecticut lee
uons. Supreme Court on Re
dent and his Cabinet
after Gen. Grant.
Speaker ColfaX'S receptions, etc.
By our Washington Correspondent. d. W.
BARTLETr.
Tho T.oSf Troo0o
Chapter TX OF an Original Story.
Written by an Orthodox Clergyman eE-
pTeSsly for The independent. and de-
stned to be, we believe, one OF the
most popular, Iacy and instruc-
tive series OF contributions
ever given TO a religious
newspaper.
Boston Chit-Chat.
Boston never says die. Re!sious Prosper
Gould's Andrew. Law and Dis
order. A Trick on Messrs.
Harrison, Gray, Otis, etc.
By our Boston Correspondent,
HABITE,
One OF the abIest and most spicy writers in
the country.
HENRY WARD BEECHER AND OLIVER
WENDELL HOLMES,
The Guardian Angel and Norwood.
by SUSAN FOsEY.
DECEMBER WOODS,
An Original Poem.
By JOEL BENTON, Armenia, New York.
a COMPANION FOR THE WINTER.
MAPLE WOOD FIRE.
Endorsed by "Blessed Old Black Woman %
A STORY WITHOUT a MORAL,
FOR CHIIpEES
By ABBY SAGE, Charlestown, Mass.
EDITORIALS, AS FOLLOWS;
The Tongue OF Fire. or Extemporaneous
Preaching.
Queen NictOria's Experiences.
TWO WAYS OF LOVING
Loving the Good aud Loving the Wicked,
THE METHODIST BISHOPS
Thompson, Morris, James, Scott, Simpson,
Baker, Ames. Clark, DIR. K1nsley. I'd
ward, Thompson-"RS able men as
any Christian Denomination can boast ="
AN OLD NEwsPAPER-The Federal Spy
and Daily Advertiser, of DE C I'd, 1873.
International Copyright
Shall we Lose the Excise Law
Editorial Notes.
New York and Vicinity.
Revival Record.
General News.
Book Table.
Ministerial Register.
Sabbath schools.
Foreign News.
Pebbles.
Selections.
Commercial and Financial De-
partment,
As follows: Commercial and Financial
Talk, News and Gossip in Wall street
Important News for Capitalists Bank
ers and Business Men-Money
Market-Ceutral Pacific
Railroad.
Dry Goods Report-Dry Goods Quotations
Produce Market ReporU--P ices Cur
rent-Ssw York Cattle Market
FRTmeis' Column.
THE WHOLE COMPRISING
ARGraetionH Never PouRlIeh In RDv
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National Insurance Company.
WHEELING. WEST VA.


ONCE, 70 Monroe ST, next door 10 Ist Na-
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THE New York World has been verv
moral of late, over the political and
personal sins of ClementL L. VallapdiR-
ham. 1t accuses the Ohio martyr Of
selfshness, deception and treason to
his party; 1t calls him viper, and COM
pares him with Judas Iscariot, and de-
clares without reservation that the
narrowness OF his Intellect is equalled
only by the meanness Of his heart. We
never expected to see the time when we
could sit down and fraternize with the
New York World on the same platform.
but the time has come at last, and we
must confess to that able Journal that
in its sharp analysis of the character OF
Its late hero and Idol, we recognize a
power of logic that is incontrovertible,
and regard for honesty and truth
which we both approve and admire.
ut is time," says the World, 'that this
base piece were nailed to the counter" !"
and we cordially agree In the righteous
judgment. Some three years ago, how
ever, 1t did seem to us that the man de-
served more elevated position.
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The following bill in relation to the
competency OF Witnesses was passed
by the Legislature few days since:
Be il enacted by the Legislature Of Vest
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B. F. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, Trx
III and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer IN
Cooking and Heating Stoves, No. l3 Hair
street Wheeling, West Virginia
/ would respectfully CAL the attention o1
the public 70 my Large and select EtC,ck III
Copper s;ilIs, Copper and Bras Kettltz. AIzo
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
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