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BosroN, July 2l.-The cricket match
game between the first eleven of the
81. Georges Club of New York, and
the Boston Club of Boston, commenced
this morning, and at sunset the score
stood 81 to 62; total 129 for both innings
of the Boston. The st. Georges made
In their first inning SO runs, leaving
but 81 runs to be obtained on their
second inning to win the game.
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D""iSS vyIIIIl m NsSinIeV1 tSecessed- et az.

Dewitt Mckinley, Executor OF the estate Of
William Mckinley, deceased, ct ais.
Pursuant TO the decree made IN the above
cause at the June Term, ls59, the Fall Term
1851, and the MRy Term 1865, l will on FRI
Day the Slst e., gay 81 sG lS az y
by adjournment from Tune 10 time aS may
be found necessary, proceed as Is required by
ist, OF the administration OF William 81 c.
RlnIeyI deceased of the estate OF Z. A- Sil-
Vers, deceased.
dRnts W W1lsou q Nanmetery as administrator
Of the estate OF Jonn steele, deceased.
3id. or what asSets came tO their hands
from tho nTm assets OF The late urn d Steele
& SiIvers, and what from the private assets
or estate or said John sies le, deceased
from the SAID 4, M. siIvers fndivfd1aily.
9TH. What debts are due and unpaid from
the late hrm OF steele q sSilvers.
9Th. What debts are due and unpaid from
the said John steele individually.
7Lh. OF what real estate each OF said part
ners died seized and possessed, its value, aLd
whether the same Is susceptible OF pal tlfton.
And Will also inquire into and report any
other matters desIntd pertinent by myself
or specially required by the parties or any OF
them.
viii specially inquire into and report TO
the couTE whether knid John sstee!e owed sIo
Iirm at the time of his death, or ths ntM s!IIl
VeFs owed the said tirm aEythlng a. I ihe
time OF his death, or the firm him. ana also
whether the snid pIRintlu as ttnnLnlsLtAtoLs
nr TYn Mckinley the former odmlnletEaLOr
n tfre said tSiIVers, has received effects or
SnoneIr tor which he is liable TO account, and
xTSetfSer he has lost any effects or assets with
whfcf ne mas been charged by reason Of the
same being recovered from Nun py me cialuls
on others, and for which he Ought 10 receive
And 1 shall also report the priOrities as TO
PAYMENT. II any, between claims proven
!S.9sinsr fbe eEtate of edward n. E1l YerE, decd
and aGainst the estate OF JOnn Steele, decd,
contT1cLed by them as Individuals, and
ciains contracted by them as pEItnerss
rroyeu against their estate or estateS-
AN parties interested are hereby notihed
and Teouired TO appear and prove ther
Claims before me at the time and place
above named for taking the account as here
- ~ HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio Co. Cir. Ct.
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Sol. for Comp't.
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HOUsE OF DELEGATEs.

Prayer. by Rev. Ell Riddle, delegate
from Richie. ~
Mr.. Heermans. from the Committee
on Taxation, &C., reported bill for the
relief of the securities of Jesse F. Faris,
late sheriff OF Randolph county.
The Clerk reported message from
the Senate announcing the adoption of
a joint resolution providing for recess
from the 2sth day Of July to the 10th
day of November.
The question being upon concur
ring win the Senate, MIR. Gregory Of
fered substitute providing for an ad-
journment on the 9th day of August
next, and also providing that the clerks
remain at work until they have COM
pleted their work up to the Tuna of adj
jourpnlent. e5
The substitute was amended SO as to
make the time of adjournment the
same as that of the Senate resolution,
and then adopted.
The question recurring upon the
adoption of the resolution as amended
and resulted yeas p, nays 1e. So the
resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Gregory presented petition OF
citizens of Webster county, asking a
change in the location of road. Re
ferred.
Chapter % of the Code coming up as
unfinished business, on motion of Mr..
Ferguson, of Cabell, 1t was laid on the
table.
Mr.. Evans offered joint resolution
providing that after the Committee on
Revision shall have got through with
"Lamb's Code" the remainder of the
Code shall be revised by the two Houses
In Committee of the Whole. Laid on
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Banquet to ReVerdy Johnson.

ANNAPOLIS, July 21.-Hon. Reverdy
Johnson was banqueted this A. II. by
the citizens here. A large number
were present, and he made long for
NAL speech complimentary to his ma
tive MACE
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HEWJERsEY.

TRENTox, July 22.-The New Jersey
State Convention was organized with
Col. j. s. Cannon as chairman. Reso-
lutions were adopted endorsing the
Democratic State nominations and
platform. Theodore A. Randolph was
nominated for Governor and a t4lI
ticket was selected including Peter d.
Vroom and Adolph Setback, at large
ratification meeting In the evening.
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A WESTERN paper says that the
Democrats in Indiana are soenraged at
the defeat of Pendleton that they actu-
ereenback is exhibited to them.
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In Chancery.

the object OF this suit is TO sell part of ths
home tract OF William Martini 10 pay the
complainant the sum OF $500, legacy lett
her by the last will OF the said " illlam Mar
And It appearing from an amdRvIt nIed ir
the cause, that tine deIenusnt8 William
HazlsIt, Thomas Haziett, Anna HaZlett AID
EarHh hRzIett, are not residents OF the Ftat6
OF West Virginia. On motion OF complain
ants counsel It IS ordered thatthey DO appear
here within ono mon after the fourth
weekly publication. and due posting Oh this
order at the front door OF the court House OF
Ohio county, and do what they naJ deem
ut 10 protect their int6fcst in tho above sn-
titled cause.
Test: MICHAEL BREIHIG, Crk-
PROR & HUBBARD, sol. for CompC.
NOrICE-Tne deiennants Will tAke notice
that on the 3Ist dhy OF July, l56SY at The law
office of Peck & AubbaId, In the city OF
wheeling. West Virginia, the complaInans
will take the dsposILionS OF Nm. Nichols, NJ
p. Atkinson, aud Others to be read in evil
denee and II not completed on that day.
nOm day to day until completed.
PECK q HUBBARD, Sol. 1oF Gonpt-
TyIgIawAWd W
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senEerfest.

READING, Pa, July 2l.-The San
gerfest here Is largely attended by the
organization from from all parts OF the
State. a large torch light procession,
was formed by them this vening. They
were welcomed to the city by Mayor
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.EREARHOO OD,--AEoTHER NEW
Hl MEDICAL PAMPHLET rom the
men Of DIR. CURIIs. The Medical 11mes"
Sayg this work: +This valuable treatise on
me cause and cure Of premature decline,
sscret abuses OF youth and manhood, aud
how easily regained. II gives clear Hynop-
SIS OF the lmpedIment8 10 marriage, Inc
cause and effects OF nervous debility, and the
REMEDIES therefor" pocket edition OF the
above will be forwarded on receipt OF Eix
stamps by addressing Doctor CURTIs, No.
~ q. HtTeet. WashinRton, ID. @. my2a.lFd
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TERRE HAUTE, IND, July 22.-The
Democratic Congressional Convention
for the Seventh District at Terre Haute
to-day nominated Hon. Daniel w.
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InaururatIon OF GOV. bullock.

ATIAHTA, July OR. B. Bullock
was inaugurated Governor of Georgia,
to-day. His address was brief and
Mandatory of the Republican party, and
condemnatoryofth of the Presidents policy.
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@. L. oRAN1HR, B.T. BowKRs
Wheeling, West IA. M0t1ldSUELtsI West Pa
oRANMRR q BLOWERS,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
TAvE FORMED A APARTNERsHIP IN
1 Manhan and WetZel counties, West
ViE5dnIa. Persons having law buEiness to do
In either Of said counties can have IL at1an-
ded 10 by calling on the Senior member Of
the dEm in wheeling or the Junior member
in MoundsYtlle. apr2$am
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A BIER saloon for ladies has lately
been established in New Orleans, and
hundreds OF them patronizs It daily,
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CLEVELAND, July 22.-The tug 7. w.
Nolter was capsIzed and sunk at the
mouth of the river, this morning. The
fireman named Walgemitz was drown
ed and John Wetzel badly scalded by
the escaping steam,
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CINCINNATI, July 22.-The weather
cloudy in part; indications Of show ers.
a2s. ~
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u a ss.sEn Ex rEL.EaEArs..
NEW YoRk. July 22, 1868,
REauLAR REPoRT

REGULAR RERORTs
CorroN-Opened quiet and steady,
but closed dull, heavy and lower; sales
500 bales at 3la3111c for middling up
lands; closing at Bic.
low grades.
GRA1N-Wheat-Firm and quiet at
81 S5a1 SO for No. 2, and 81 95al 9S for
No. spring. Rye-Quiet at 81 75a1 so.
Oats-Steady at S317c in store, and S51Sc
afloat. Corn-Quiet and firm with only
very limited supply y6s Offering aFoa a. 81 O6a
PRov1sIoNs-Pork- and very
firm at S2s 25 for mess cash and regu-
lar. Beet-In limited demand and un-
changed. Cut Meats-FIrm with mod
crate demand. Bacon-Nominal.
LARD-Dull at 177Sa17sSc for fair to
prime steam.
EaGs-Steady at 26a27c.
DRY GOODS.
The market remains rather quiet but
firm. r. Il.
MONEY AND sTooKs. 20 -
GoLD-Firm; opened at 1431<, tell to
143, and closed at 1431Sal43N.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Lower; cou-
pons of 'sl. 1I51<a1l53S; do '62, 1l4Na
1147f; do '64, 1ll1salu5<; do '65, 1l22za
1l21S; do new, 1O91Sa1091<; do '67, 109H
alO91<; do '6S. 1093S 3Sa1O91S; 10 40s 1OS5Sa
1OS1<; 7-30s, 100.
STocKs-5.3 80 prices: Terre Haute 451<;
do preferred 671f; Pacific Mall 1007Sa
1OOzS; Atlantic 80; Western Union Tel
egraph 359Sa35sS; New York Central
134al341S; Erie 6S2<s6aIs; do proterred
745<a751<; Ohio q Mississippi S05s aS0zSi
Wabash 5sa631s; Michigan, a, Central d1L l4za d;l
119; Michigan Southern 921SA921<; To-
Iedo 1091<a103H.
ExPREss SaAREs-WelIs, Fargo q
Co. 25d25Z; American 47a47I<; Adams
633<a54; United States 479<a4s; Mer-
chants Union 231za24A.
CIncInnati.
JULY 22.-FLoUR-In moderate de-
mand at 50 5Oa9 75 for fresh made
family.
No. 1. Corn-Dull and 30 lower; clos
ing at Ssc for ear or shelled. 0ats-Ad-
vanced; closing at 77c for MOL. Rye
81 50a1 65.
CorToN-Dnll at SOC for mlddllng up
lands.
according to sge.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet and held firmly
but the demand Is light. Mess Pork
Held at S29. Bulk Meats-12a14c for
shoulders and sides. Bacon-13c for
shoulders and 161Sa17c for .clear rib
and clear sides. Sugar Cured Hams
In fair demand at 191za205<c for can
vassed and packed and 1Sc for ice
cured loose.
LARD Mostly held at 1sc; and in
demand for local trade at 171<a175<c;
but difficult to buy atthese rates.
ToBACCo-Dul1 and dropping; sales
140 hhds lugs at 30 40a11 60; leaf at Sl0a
20 80. ~ E
GRocER1Es- Steady.
BuTrER-Firmer; light supply at 29a
$40 t.
T@o. 15aIoo
HAX-Sl5a16 90 on narrival.
LINsEKD OIL-FIrm at 81 coal ~:
Lard oII-In good demand; sales $50
bbls at 81 80 for No. 1, and 81 80 Tor e1-
+; PErEo1KuM-stsady at s5as7O for re.
do MoNEg.Market My: quiet at 7as per cent;
demand light.
GoLD-142, buying.
Weather continuous very hot and OPP
presive, Interesting with the trade to p
oraat aTkapE.
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Comnissioner's Notice.

TN CHANCERY, IN THE CIRCUIT
1 Court for Ohio county, west Virginia.
a, j. Campbell, admir- de b0Htg non Of the as
tate OF L. M. sIlVers, deceased.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- county Circuit Court. June Rules, 1853,
Sarah Martin, Com pIaInant.

william Nichols. Executor of tho last viii
and testament or William Mar in, decaag-
ed, Joseph Eeay, Eliza CreighL with
Thomas Creighton her husband, William
hRZIett, Thomas HaZleLt, Anna HaZI0It,
md Sarnh Hazlett. Defendnnfa.
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Broom Handles.

CHARLES h. BERRY,
auRG Nos. 1B d ~ Water ft.
ESTEHLIGENCER lob OFFICE.
l. No. Is Quincy street. l
CAhns AND BILL HEADS. neatly printed
MANU- AcTURERs LABELS.
INsURA e POLICIES AND BLANKS.
pRAx rrCh ELS AND BILLS OF LADuNa
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS
CHECKS, NOTES, RECEIPTS
SHOW RLLss@ Country 1aarohaais.
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PAxToN & oaLEBAY
Wholesale GrOcers
NO. "a MAIN ST..

NO. "a MAIN ST..
.. .-.. WHEELIHG, ". Va.
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOh
IL sale ut lowest market rates, viz:
lo0 Bags Rio Coffee.
60 HAIR Chests Gnnp'r. Y. and impI
Teas. H.
- Half Chests Blnck Tea.
% Boxes and Kegs Sup'r Va. TcaaccOs
20 Butts and C0ddies Black les No do
100 CadCics Black Is ard Navy d.
~ Kegs twist 10 a
l00 BbIs Refined Sugars.
50 Hhda r. r. aud Cuha Sugats.
Is Bbls prime hIolRsSeS.
Also, Flour, Soaps and Candles, Mocden-
ware, Spices, ". q. Tar, Conc. LyS, Mndder,
CoppeTas, Alum, L4ogwnod, ReWca2tls Bi
Carb coda, Cot'n Yarns Battling, Fps Salts.
salts, Chocolate, Cream Tartar, Vinegar.
Cheese, Shot and Lead. Sl!t, and numerous
other articles usually Kept in Wholesale
We Solicit an examination of oar stOck
from any one wanting anything in our line
seR1
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3. c. HILDRETH & BRO.

So Aafn Street,
WHEELING, W. VA.
VET HOI.i25ALE DEALERS IN Nall. ROD
W. Bar Iron, Nails, Shest Iron, Wire, Cast
Steel, Window Gla6s, Printing Paper, WfnIjs-
ing Paper, Platter Paris, Land fIRStef, Is
meni, Maryland Limo, Common Lime Fiour
Shanghai Matches Salt Wooden Ware, &c.
Agents tor H0We'B Improved Counter ana
Platform Bcales.
Tbs hEiIeIt DlCTket price pad J0- RGSt ia
tshd. 6fTlsaIlO. 6en0D Iron. DO. 7--IzI
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Commiss1oner,s Notioe.
Christlan Kammerer,s, Admr. 81 as

TN CHANoERY IN THE CIRCUIT
/ Court for ohio county. West Virginia.
Ludwig KResdler GO,
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law. =. =
A bill providing for the division of
Braxton county into TWO assesors' dis.
tricts.
a Senate bill for the relief of the se-
curities of Jesse F. Faris, late sheriff of
Randolph county.
Adjourned.
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MONEY AND STOCK

The market remains rather quiet but
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BILLS PASSED.

A Senate bill amending the registry
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HAx-Sl5al6 90 onarrival. -.
LINsEED OIL-Firm at 81 coal & W:
Lard oII-In good demand; sales 5oO
bbls at 81 80 for No. 1, and u 30 tor ex-
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-sn TRCs PRIME LEAF.
OU 50 kegs Family.
for sale by
LIST. MORRISON q CO.
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HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio Co. Cir. Ct.
GEO. 3. CALDWELL, SOL. for Comp't.
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4 CARD TO INXALiDS.

a Clergyman, while residing in South
America ns a missionary, discovered safe
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JOSEPH L. INMAN, Station y,
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev. Edward a. Wilson will send
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prescription ~i'h the directions for making
and using The simple remedy by which b.
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dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
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THE LApy's FRrEND, FOR ArGrsr.--
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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Extra Special Notice.

Beware Of Codn,krfei'sl Sapmh's Tonic
Syrup has been counlesieited. and the com
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|, SMITHS TONIC SyRUP. \
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REV ELS A NJ b r OSlA.
FOR THE HAIR,
/ IlA - r O,v G. IL.

The experience Of over one hundred years
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CON.BUasAl LOVE.

AND rIk HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
Essay for Young Men. on the Errors
Abuses and Dseases which destroy N,
Manly Powers and create impedmen,s L.
MARktA0E. with sure means OF relieh Sen,
IN sealed lester envelopes ree Of charge -
Address. DR.. j. SkILLlN UOU0HTON
Howard Association. phiisdeiphis, Ps.
Feb 81. Cav
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For the Jasper Courier.
Young Mems Democratic Meeting.

Prrsu,r, " cali the Young N-n's Demo.
cratic Club. OF B,inbriJ9e Township, maj a.
me Ireland School House, on Saturday
night, the 25h inst. There wss quite u
,.rps and respects hl. number Of hard work.
iag voters IN attendance. The President ot
the Cub being Sbseni AZ. Arthur Berry,
v,cs President. prrsidsd over the meeting,
and Mr.. J Ohm I. A. Greene was chosen
Secretary.
Mr. Berry after stating the object Of 'he
meeting in few appropriate remarks. intro
duced TO the audience John G Schs.es, Eco +,
who proceeded 10 address the meeting upon
thu living issns- OF the dsy TOR nearly an
hour, after which Mr. Miller. 81 iIdn,iug.
burg, was introduced. who IN u NOS, telling
sod convincing speech srrag"ed the Radical
E.publicHn purity for their abuses. inrons.s
tsncie-. and the violation Of the Constitution
II The United States. Mr.. Miller gave the
H,eicals in Congress. thorough overhaul.
i'g for their many infamous acts. He pro
cerd.d to d'scu-s the i"snci,l question III a
most logic Il and mastery msnner.
Al the conclusion Of Mr.. NJ illrr's speech
The MEETING ADJOURNED with The best of feel.
n9.. ARTHUR BERRY. Chm.
JoRx l. A. GREEN. Ssc'y
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETIT lion TO
SELL REAL ESTATE
State Of ln.,n.s. DUBOIS County. Court OF
Common Pleas
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Q Hobbs
~ AdminisH ,,or OF the estate oi Jess-
VI Corn. deceased. has flied his petition TO
sell = portion OF the Real Estate Of the de-
cedent. his personal being insufficient 70
ony his debis: aud that said peil'on will be
heard AZ the mex, 'vrm Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas % said County. Aud st the
sam. time the snid Adminis'rslor will ak
% hsve a par laid ou,in Town Lots. nd.
lining IN. town Of Ireland.
u. A mol rHAUS, Clerk c C P d G.
or b Car. AIRY.
July II 'G5-3w