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DIED,

ALLBN.-on the 9Th Instant, OLIvRR EDWIN
ALLIE, in the sd yoar o. his age. ,
Tho friends Of the family are requested to attend
his funeral At his residence, No 7o5 Third street
east, at Q o'elock p. m. On the 9Th inst.
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PRoY. HAsELNAYER is announced by his
gentiemsnly agent, Mr.. q. B. Hudson, to give
a series OF his Magical entertainments at the
National Theatre, commencing on Wednesday
evening next.
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CINCINNATI, May 1.-The dwelling OF Dr.
Hall at Pisquao, was entered by burglars at
. o'clock this morning, and the former and his
wife so badly beaten that they are In danger
of their lives.
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NOTICE OF TuE Nsso S%fESyEMEsg o. THE
Ss$s4 4SRA NJ! 1ssd y III hHRaSotbTS'
Notice il hereby given that tho public sales Of tho
lands eeded By the Usage Indians, under the nrat
Ard second articles Of the treaty o. Ssth septsTSsr.
Ss held A. ths a1G Sasi q az. Hum 81
May next, have, BY order Of the Presiiasnt, been
indefinitely p9.tPoael Ios, y Wldasn9N.
APRIL Is, 1905. ... apA-wN
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uunn THREE E EEw 9Ebs DOLLARS
~" AND UPWARDS.
u9yyI Good Secondhand Ones Fifty dol
lars and upwards.
Also Parlor and Church Organs and Melodeons
for Sale or Rent on Easy Terms New Music re-
eelved daily. JOHN y. ELLIS,
my en sos Pennsylvania avenue.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


WARRINGTON, May 2, 1858.
On tho petition Of BRABIolp g.. and CHARLRs
the extension Of patent granted to them the l:t
~ q Ansss ls3t. for e. IN no Sl
Tho expiration o. ssid patent. which takes place en-
Z Slasfsd hi Il. al petition ,. heard a. the
ned TO appear and show cause, II any they have.
Why said petition ought not TO Be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
.et forth IN writing. a Least toentY days before
party. 70 be used .. the said hearing, pust be
Dspesitioas And other pspsf.a relied sPs1 tss-
isIs Il: day q hssrisss 10 srsySssis. II ssy,
IN: e. az az. s: ass y: /: !.
btI, "a i, m y: 1891, r.ss,. NJ
n s.ia PSbleatlon: % :. at least sky days pre-
nys-fN Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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An iRArE HUSBAND Of a German actress In
New York fell upon the critic OF German
Newspaper and gave him an unmerciful beat
ing for some things he said In his journal re.
specting his wife's acting.
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SOMRsTATIsTIcAL TABLES OF divorces which
have been procured In England and Wales pre-
sent some curious facts worthy of note. The
returns of the cases OF divorce for the year
1890 have just been issued, from which we
learn that In that year nine divorced men mar.
ried spinsters, Ave divorced mon married
widows, eight non-divorced bachelors and
one non-divorced widower married divorced
women. In the Ave years-lsG2- GG-there have
occurred in England and Wales one hundred
and forty-two marriages, in which one or the
other OF the contracting parties had been
previously divorced.
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.wINFIRLp-TowNsE On the SOth ultimo.
MI. JACOB L, II. WINpInLD, Of Kingston, New
York 70 Miss JULIET 4. TOWNSEND, OF Syracuse,
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The Tribune gives the members Of tho New
York Legislature q nrst-rate notice. That
paper says this body has done Its worst and
Adjourned
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LONDON, May 7-Evening -There was
large attendance AZ the session OF the mouse
Of Commons to-day, and great interest," mani
Tested 10 the proceeding. soon aHef 'he
House came TO order, mr.. oiAastohe rose ano
said he proposed, aner the house mas aeteu
upon the resolution relative TO the lhsh
ohureh, unuodueed oy himsen) 10 oner
suspensory aet' which should, II possible, re-
main In force until august ], 1907 he then,
In few words, proceeded TO an explanation
ofthepurport and intent OF the second resolve,
and moved that u be put upon Its passage.
Golbeyn Hardy said the opposition intend TO
destroy the Irish Church.
The Ministry wished to alter 1t for the bet
ter, but after the recent vote upon the first
resolve they would make no resistance to the
succeeding one or ask for division upon Its
passage. The SECOND resolution was then
adopted.
MT. Gladstone then moved the passage Of
the third resolve, and after some discussion
and the proposal Of various amendments,
nearly all Of which were rejected, II was
adopted Ia substance ~ follows. ,r.
Received, That an address be presented by
the House to her majesty the Queen, humbly
Rrtayns tnM 70 P,esenh m .ess,on ~
sonal interests through the use Of the public
patronage, she would DO graeiously pleased to
place az me aispos,ai OF par,sment hsr inter,
Sonsaees oS ~ Ghn,ch N ireisns ""'
AZ, wb,tehe.a tbs memh.r f,r p.afo,d
noy., a.. re.olutio, IN xyitbarsv Tho .nnn.,
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AsorHER BosTos NOTION has been brought
to public notice In that city. 1t consists OF n
telegrsphic machine, put up In Boston, which
connects with the main wire to New York,
and gives the prices OF gold, exchange, United
States Governments, New York stocks, cot
ton, the cable news as soon as received in New
York, and any and all changes In the above
throughout the entire day. This machine 10
furnished to bankers, merchants, and others.
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rhe Fenian Brotherheod ~ Hart.
ford Conn ctiout.

HARTFORD, May IA convention Of the
Fenisn Brotherhood was held here TO-DAY
Acout nfty delegates were present, and the
utmost unanimity prevailed. osnsrsl o'Neil
laid before the convention the present state 81
the organization and his plans for the future,
which met with the approval OF all, and the
delegates thereupon pledged an amount Of
money In aid of the cause. ~ 10"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

.Nxw YonK, May !.Flour 10 without de.
cents better. Pork lowerj new mess, t2s.0o
Lard quiet at lSkG20 cents. Cotton dull and
shade lower, at 80 cents for Middling Up
lands. Freights steady. Spirits turpentine
favors buyers, at 63flG+ cents. Rosin irregular,
There was some activity at the stock board,
1904. -
| BREADsTUygs.-The market for -four 10 very
In excess Of demand, and the market for them
scarce, and holders are very Arm. We have
lions without material alteration, a. follows
Howard street extra shipping, Oh, 90 q ga
hSws'f a.Si ss' sity mills sSp.s
sity ni liz chipping Srsnas Extra sisS
els 30, rye nour, ~ 1blti0; corn meal, t5.sTDs1
s-Whsai-ReceiPts 100 bushels white
wheat are very scarce, and offerings are mostly
OF medium. There are no large lots Of Penn.
sylvania wheat on the market, and we hear oil
's 70: Spin" Shsss sss .% Va. ssSs
dull and shade lower for Southern wheats.
Corn.-Reeeipts, 6,ls9 bushels white, and
with an active demand. Receipts light. Prise,
generally lGp2 cents better. Good to prim,
white si.l6@l.l7; yellow u .22@i.2 for good to
os.-Receipts 500 bushels. Market quis
but steady.
| cents for Western.
Propisions.-The market was quite Activ,
yesterday, and at full pricesi but we hear o
no transactions OF moment this forenoon
though holders remain very firm. There Il
aBood demand for bacon both from the Soutf
and from the trade. sales were made yester
dsy Of 20 h9gsheads rib sides at leN cents, ant
We quote AZ 10y centsj rib sides l61tgi7 cents
and clear RIBS w cents. Jobbing sales Of III,
| active. Sales OF rs tierces CincinnAI sugar
cured at 2olf cents, full size. Quote the range
at 2o< 022 cents. Bulk meats are more active
| IN, 060 mounds sides sold to-day at l6k cents
Quote shoulders at 1874 cents, Mess-Pork Il
| firm at Wv.
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SOME INGENIOUS person has invented a plan
for Senators to vote in regard to impeaeh.
ment. 1t is, however, that old method In a
new guise Of how to do thing and at the same
time not do it. This Is the writer's idea. lie
says that while all the Republican Senators
may vote to convict the President on some OF
the articles Of impeachment, they mayso differ
among themselves as to the particular articles
on which they deem him guilty that too.fhirds
Of them will not be found to have agreed upon
any one of them. This, II 1t SHOULD prove to
DO the case, would secure his acquittal, and
yet no Republican Senator could be charged
with having voted for II.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT "A Beautiful
l. Illustrated Book, worth Thousand Dollars.
sddrossinS Professor JOHN YkNDERP0oL, NJ.
@5 Winthrop Place, New York city.
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New YoRK, May 1.-The celebrated. Peter
hon prize case has been finally decided. Nine
teen thousand dollars 10 to DO distributed by
the Secretary Of the Navy among the captors,
and t2so,ooo Is to DO paid to the English
owners,
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The Adjournment OF the Southern
Press AssOefatASn. y 400

AUGUSTA, May THE Southern Press As
ISOLATION adjourned to-day to meet In Mobile
on the second Wednesday In February, 1860.
Mr.. Columbus was elected President, and Mr..
Reese, Of Macon, Secretary and Treasurer.
Six.directors were also elected. Resolutions
expressing confidence in Mr.. n. ". Barr,
Washington agent, were unanimously adopt
cd. The news and services OF the New York
Associated Press were pronouneed satisfsc.
tory. ..h -. i..i.H.
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De. WILLIAM W. SAsuKR, the well-known
physician Of New York, 10 at the Owen House.
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Tornado in the West
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NEWS FROM EUROPE,
THE DEBATE IN PARLIAMENT


POLITICAL MATTERS IN THE SOUTH
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ARKASsAs.-The following bill was intro
duced by Mr.. Stevens, chairman Of the recon.
struction committee, yesterday, in the House
OF Representatives. 1t was ordered to be
printed:
Whereas the people of Arkansas, in pur-
suance of the provisions OF an act entitled
IAN act for the more efficient government OF
the rebel States" passed March 2, 1857, and
the acts supplementary thereto, have formed
and adopted a constitution OF State govern
ment which is republican In FORM and the
Legislatu of said state has duly ratified the
amendment to the Constitution Of the United
States proposed by the Thirty-Ninth Con
gress, and known as article thirteenj there
fore,
Be il enacted, &c., That the State of Arkansas
Is entitled and admitted to representation in
Congress as one Of the States OF the Union,
upon the following fundamental condition:
That the constitution OF Arkansas shall never
be SO amended or changed as to deprive any
citizen or class q citizens OF the United States
OF the right to vote by the constitution herein
recognized, except on punishment for such
crimes as are now feloniea at common law
whereof they shall have been duly convicted
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W. A GRAND FAIR FOR THE
BENEFIT OF
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN,
AT
ODD FELLOWS HALL,

Seventh street, between D and E,
Commencing Wednesday. April %, aud ending
Saturday. May9.
Season tickets, III. single admission 10 cents
Store OF Nessra. Philip Bolomons.
The superb band Of the tth United states Infantry
will be In attendance each evening,
The ladies engaged in this Fair have taken
especial care 10 procure useful articles, as we'll As
ornamental, and every article will DO mArke cd At 4
spectacle store.
No rshiing Or lotteries will be permitted.
Tho Pair will DO opened at p. m, on wedpes-
day next, and At II m. each day sfterward.
The ladies will provide lunch each day from
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Special Notices.

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10y TO ps1 TUE sdEos R dITy OF
General COMMITTEES assembled on Thursdsy, APRIL
20, 1853, and, after full consideration, unanimous
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on one w s1hs Nay iss b. bslo, Ss Sss
wise, as each " ard may deem bestJ and that the
oicers Of the ReIular Repnbiiesn Clubs q the re-
10 was also determined that each ward should
select Aye persons Is members Of the Republican
the next regular Nominating Convention, and re-
port their names to that Conysntion.
1t 10 desired that list Of all delegates DO fur
nished tho General Committse on Thursday. May
7, 1903.
A. HALL. Chairman.
BENJAMIN N. NEEDS. Secretary.
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PROPOSALS gg1R ySuARrERMAsrER's

LIST Lieut.. eth Infantry, Bt. Capt, o. g. T.,
Asst, Commissafy Subsistence, Goldsboro'. N. G.
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Reconciliation.

The treach, ry of the Radicals to the
interests they pretend to esponse was
never palmer than in their treatment of
the question of the public debt. No
msu of sense or integrity will i'll these
times trifle with the subject of repudia-
tiOn. To bring it in, needlessly, as pO-
litical clap-trap; TO familiarize it to the
public mind as thing already sanction
ed by the great mass of the people, is q
wicked sacrifice OF the true interests of
the country to partisan purposes. The
doctrine of the Democratic party is the
very opposite of reputation. 1t asserts
the obligation to meet the engagements
of the government according to the very
terms of the contract. To pay gold
where gold is promised, and to pay in
legal tender money where that was the
intention of the law-such is the policy
now explicitly announced. 1t is not to
the interest of any class of public cred
itors to belle this policy, and call it re-
pudiation, when in truth it is the oppo-
site of repudiation. The Democratic
party intend to maintain the public
faith as pledged. That is their doctrine.
Reputation is not the vice of free Gov
ernmsnts, but of monarchies and des-
potisms, and it is worthy only of such
a Government as the Radicals would
give us. Is it to accustom the public
mind to it that the Radical press now
falsely howls about "repudiationr
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Opened at tive o'clock with prayer by
Mr.. ELI RIDDLE, delegate from
Ritchie
Chapters IL, 12, l6, II and 10 were re-
ported back from the Senate with vari-
GUS amendments, and, upon motion of
Mr.. j. II. FERSUSON, were referred to
the committee on Revision.
Mr.. PINNELL, under suspension of
the rules, introduced bill amending
the charter of the town of Buckhannon,
and under further suspension the bill
was read three times and passed.
Mr.. WEIGH asked for and obtained
leave to introduce bill in regard to the
removal of suits from the Courts in
Hampshire county.
Mr.. HEERMANS asked for and OBJ
tain ed leave to introduce bill releas-
ing certain bonds from taxation. u
Mr.. CHASE moved to reconsider the
vote taken yesterday upon the resolu-
tion introduced by Mr.. TOMLINSON in
regard to withholding the per diem of
members being absent over three days
without leave. r.L
Mr.. RIDDLE opposed and Mr.. J. II.
FERGUSON favored the reconsidera-
tion.
The vote was reconsidered and the
resolution tabled.
Mr.. FERGUSON, of Marshall, moved
that when the House adiourn it adjourn
to meet on Monday at = o'clock. Car
ried.
A bill Incorporating the town of Mon
roe came up on its third reading.
20 ho Al
read the bill by its title, failed.
At this juncture there was quite n
hustle created by the appearance of
two or three members in the House
with their coats off. r
During the reading of the bill Mr.. j.
Fl. FERGUSON moved the bill be
tabled. Carried.
Mr.. GOFF moved the reading Of the
invitation from the Grand Army of the
Republic, for all its members to attend
the decoration Of soldiers graves on
Saturday; July llth. .,=s.
Tho Invitation was read with o smile
resting upon the countenances of many
of the Republicans, caused probably by
the imaginary political capital to be ac'
quired by Republican jubilee over the
brave dead heroes, who lost their lives,
not for political parties, but for the su-
premacy of the Constitution and the
Union. t.... u
Chapters 81, 2 and 80 of the Code
were then read the first time.
Mr.. GREGORY then moved call OF
the House and demanded the abssntees
to be sent for.
Mr.. HERVEY objected to this strange
procedure and said he could not see
the object of this unjust demsnd-or-
dering back many members who obtain
ed leave and would be back within the
the time pranted.
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WHEELING, W. VA, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY H. 1863

Mr.. GREGORY insisted upon the call
and said it was to prevent tossing all
the work done here and to prevent loss
ing the reputation of the Legislature of
this glorious State.
Mr.. JAMES thought the move was
unnecessary and improper.
Mr.. ]. II. FERGUSON said call
would not bring back members absent
on leave.
The vote was taken and lost, Mr..
GREGORY only voting aye.
A bill amending the charter of the
town of Winfield was read and en-
crossed.
A bill Incorporating the Twelve Pole
Bridge Company was read and en-
crossed, and upon motion of Mr.. j. II:
FERGUSON the Iules were suspended
and the billpassed-
A bill amending section of chapter
101 of the Code was read and engrossed.
Chapter 80 of the Code came up on
its second reading. This being the
chapter regulating the collection Of
taxes, large number of amendments
were offered.
Section 21-An amendment was Of
fered to allow Sheriffs until June, in
stead of April, to settle with the Board
of Supervisors.
Mr.. j. H. FERGUSON thought April
was giving them time enough.
Mr.. WEIGH insisted that April was
giving Sheriffs time sufficient to collect
the three-fourths required of them.
Mr.. STEERE said it was not giving
Sheriffs time to collect, and insisted on
extending the time until June.
An amendment to the amendment,
fixing the time of May, instead Of June,
was then adopted.
Mr.. CHAMBERS moved to strike out
u per cent, allowed to Sheriff's for col
lecting, and insert per cent.
Mr.. j. II. FERGUSON said this would
very near ruin the office, for it would
not allow sufficient compensation to
get good men to take the office.
Mr.. WEIGH offered an amendment
striking out six and inserting eight per
cent.
Mr.. TOMLINSON favored the low
commission of six per cent.
Mr.. RIDDLE said there was no neod
of allowing these stuck mp, pampered,
big headed tax collectors such enormous
fees. He thought four per cent. was
sufficient. rr
Mr.. STEERE said that seven and
half per cent. was little enough fer the
sheriff to got, and he hoped the commits
sion would not be reduced
Mr.. CHAMBERS said ho would rather
be Sheriff Of Jefferson county than
to be President of the United States, for
the commission allowed them invaria-
bly, made them rich.
Mr.. WEIGH withdrew his amend !
ment asking for eight per cent. and the
vote was taken upon the amendment al
lowing six per cent. and lost, and the
original seven and a half per cent. was
adopted.
After long discussion over some un-
important amendments, the chapter
was, upon motion of Mr.. j. ii. FERGU-
SON, referred back to the committee Oh
Revision |
Mr.. JOHN FERGUSON asked leave
to introduce bill requiring the Il. u
o. X. X. to pay for stock killed by them.
Mr.. j. Ii. FERGUSON objected, and
a motion to suspend the rules failed.
Mr.. PARKER, by unanimous leave of
the House, introduced bill amending
a bill legalizing certain deed of record
In Ohio county.
On motion of Mr.. ARMSTRONG;, the
House adjourned until Monday at two
o'clock,
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LET THE two platforms be compared.
The Radical platform has one measure
for the South, another for the North.
The Democratic platform has one
weight ana one measure for North and
South. The Radical platform has one
measure, for certain privileged class,
and different one for all others. The
Democratic platform has the same
weight and the same measure for ell
classes. The Radical platform declares
that Congress has absolute control Of
the question of suffrage in the Southern
States, but that in the Northern States
the people of each State have control OF
1t. The Democratic platform declares
that each State, North and South, has
supreme control of the question. The
hadlcal platform declares that one class
oi public creditors shall be paid in gold,
~hlle all Others shall be paid in green
packs The Democratic platform de-
ciares Tor uniform currency-for the
payment of all in the same money. 1t
says there shall be no preferred credi-
tors-that the bondholder and the la.
borer and the soldier shall be all treat.
ed alike. The Radical platform is seam
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Frank Hereford mud Cnrios A. sperry

Frank Hereford is our candidate for
Presidential State Elector, and Captain
Sperry is our candidate for Congress.
Frank is a native Virginian and con-
nection by marriage Of the Pearls fam
lily. He il now q true and fearless
Democrat and the best representative
man in this district. Captain Sperry is
wise, upright and conservative gen
tleman, who repudiates everything that
savors of Mongrelism. He fought to
restore the Union, and like consistent
man, he keeps on fighting and will
never lay down his arms until he sees
the Union as IL WaS.-Monroc County
Register.