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New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

him the whole power OF this country will protect him
against his enemies If 1t were world III arms Great
aSVsdi Nv Voice broken and you wish to listen to others
who to speak 70 you; but let me say IN eoneiesion
you want peace Ulysses s. Grant Will give IL 10 you
TApplauseI Triumphant on the batte-neld ne gave 10
those gic words III his letter OF
four powerful magnetic LEU US - s"nv onr Pcsn
dates your standard bearers, state OF Natioma. &
us have peace" II you want protection for al nen YOU
know Ulysses 8. Grant will give IL to YOU you Wall
LOYALTY triumphant Ulysses g. Grant will make loyalty
triumphant. If you want Rebels 10 take DaeK seaoS,
want to nave stability and prosperity Grant will give you
stability and prosperity II yon want TO vlnaSaIe tne
for which your fought and bed aud fell Grant
brave boys that sleep on Shohs boody neiu, ana
Cornhs sandy Shore and where they fell ghtng above
brave who died for you, men who inspired Dy the
noble showed devotion TO patriotism that even
to these brave men lying all over this land IN patrloue
graves you will decide by your votes, by the potent
voice of men, that loyalty shall govern this land OF ours
that treason shall bo rebuked, that its power
shall be cherished, and that from one end OF
this continent to the other loyalty and loyalty alone,
shall be triumphant hencefOrth and forever Then when
you rebuild upon the granite Of loyalty, when you reject
all the plans OF enemies to rebuild on the tratorOus
queksands OF unrepentant disoyalty; then when you
strike down the power OF these who dare to utter
their treason and their threats over the groans of
they murdered for their devotion to the Union you
realize that they have died in vain that their
sacrifice strengthened by votes by power
has given to us a land greater more powerful because
free, destined to OF brilliant triumph in
all the yet to come Now ask you to Join with
remembering these brave men-not alone the honored
liyinR-they back with they held the
saviors OF the Union The world honors Ihem loyal
heart hOnors hem the American nation honors them but
want you To join with me in the remembrance OF the
men who did not come back-to the honOred dead who
their lives to strike down this power OF reason and
II you gong carry out their work. you are going
To be faithful to their memories IL you are going TO be
faithful to the sacrifices they made for their country
ouVh and fell and that is the cause Of triumphant 10y
atty In this great land Of ours Tremendous cheers
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
GREAT BRITAIN.


THE LONDON PRESS ON THE SPEECHES AT TIKI
JOHNSON BANQUET.
LONDON, Oct. 24-The press, this morning,
variousy the recent speeches OF Mr. johnson
and Lord Stanley at Liverpool The fumes says: That In
few days England and America will be united without
the ghost OF quarrel we hope and belieye but LORD
Staney's other prophecies premature" The DdtY
Neus RadicaD says that Mr. J0hnsOns task in settling
the matters at variance between England and America
Is light, for it nearly completed by Mr. Adams his
predecessor Referring to the friendly meeting be-
tween Messrs johnson and Laird The Neus says that Mr.
Johnsons charity toward Mr. Laird who constructed tho
Alabama, applies equally to semmes who sailed her.
The Telegraph Libera rejoces in the Of dipo-
macy exemphed in the Ministers meeting in a
friendly and publicly discussing the questions
ISSUE The Standard COnservatve says that II the result
Of the negotiations which have been pending between the
two countries are futile 1t will certainly be the fault
of either of the Ministers.
THE COMPROMISE ON THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
OCT 25-There is good to believe that the fol-
lowing is the substance of the protocol which has been
agreed to by Mr. johnson and Lord Stanley for the set
tlement Of the Alabama dispute: mixed commission,
consisting of eight persons appointed By Great Britain
and eight appointed by the United States, is to sit I'm
English American. Each is to be argued by ths
claimant either in person by counsel, and the Com
mission will make the final award The question OF
international law be referred to the arbitration OF
the Emperor Of Russia The protocol now awaits the
approval Of Secretary Seward
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
Ion Of what we have done:

These comparisons with 1906 ard they show aDont
30 per cent Republican loss. but good gain on tie vote
Of 1857. Brooke gives Duval for Congress mayor
y Wood 1Os Harrison, $780, Doddrdge, 100 Roane, 100;
Marion 300 Monougahela, 5OO Upshur, 400; Marshall,
7oO Berkeley 5OO jefferson, 80 majortes In 90 coun-
ties casting over threeourths of the vote Of the State
our naortes foot up The remaining counties will
probably increase this The Republicans elect Duval In
the Ist District and McGrew in the lid District to
Congress -Four counties in the lid Witchers District
Indicate 200 majority for the Republicans The Re
publican majority joint ballot in the Legislature is
.houf
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WEST VIRGINIA
,,o,r-rAIN OVER AGAIN.

p1CH MOUNTAIN OYER AHAiN
- ,rurrs OVERWHELMED sEYMOURIsM BE-
1''D low zERo-A CLEAN REPUBLICAN SWEEP
[Ur MAJORITY BETWEEN FOUR AND FIVE
THOUSAND
wuvrr1Ne. Oct. 25-MIDNIGHT.-Ihe hepuo-
,o,oritv in "a counties, casting fourhiths OF 'io
ooot the State, IS 4267. The remaining counties Will
materially change this. In the Ist District DuVa 'h'
porpbean candidate for Congress- has 500 majority III
,ho ia McGrew Rep) has 1900 majority. Returns from
H COMMITTEES of the lid District indicate from 500 lO
majority for wicher Rep) We have from 80 10 ~ Ne
ruhean majority on Joint ballot in the legislature nun
herring 70 members. The Democratic specials claiming
the state are deliberate and persistent lies intended Or
,., W. p HUBBARD.
Secretary Republican State Committee.
pPrrFp AND BETTRR-THE JoHNNIES MAKING
FOR SALT RIVER.
TINES OFFICE, PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Oct.
-rhe following Republican majOrties VIII give you an
.--- .-Iot mo how dOuN.
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MURDER OF A GOVERNMENT OFFICER

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25.--Henry ID. Christian,
Government detective officer, found on Friday night
alley, with terrible wound the back Of the
head from which he died ut about O'Clock yesterday
Chsan who had been active in ferreng out frauds in
tobacco had instrumental in procuring witnesses
against various persona lie was robbed OF his watch
aud some nouev
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

IRE REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT RECOGNIZED
"A FEDERAL REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED.
LONDON Oct. 2- MIDNIGHT. - Great Britain
france and Italy have recognized the Revolutionary
Government Of Spain. Dispatches received tonight
from Madrid report that bands in Alicante have pro.
claimed the Federal Republic Disturbances have
broken out in Malaga and Granada and troops have
been dispatched from Madrid to the latter place.
THE PENSION LIST.
MADRID Oct. 24.-The Government will immedi.
ately revise the pension list.
FERDINAND DECLINES THE SPANISH CROWN.
PARIS, Oct 24-EvENNG.-The 1renir National.
the Democratic National organ of this city, says that
Ferdinand has declined the offer of the Crown Of
SPAIN The writer is certain that the Duke de Mont
pensier would accept it.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
ANOTHER FIGHT WITH PLAINS INDIANS.

FORT WALLACE, Kansas, Oct 24.-Fiye COM
Paes OF Tue Tenth Cavalry (c0lOred), COMMANDED by
enLC0 L. H. Carpenter, left This post on the 18Th 10
seoft MAJ Gen Carr 10 the FIFTH Cavalry, cOnpa
% oi gAich were supposed te be ON the Beaver the
IN. AbOnt III miles northeast Of Fort Wallace tho
tpise wdA atidcKed by 800 IndianL Nine Indians
~ileo ana many were wounded Three wlhte men were
SDahaed I4eut.COl. Carpenter returned n Fort Wal
'~fe Yesterday, With the Tenth Cavalry cOnllslud.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
AN INDECENT cALuMNYlEXPosED.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 24-Ex- Gov Brown has
branded the charge that he tie author Of the letters
addressed to Mrs. Fanny Martin, upon which
Illicit intercourse between them was charged by
his caumnators, absolutely false. He publishes In
the Atlanta newspapers an overwhelming weight Of tes
tmony of men OF the highest character proving beyond
all doubt that the letters are base foEgeries.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
TBE ARREgT on GEN. MAGRTrDrp

zen. Magruder Of the lae Rebel army, and
a. @ hggs Of the late Rebel navy, who arrested
81 naay night as published ~ TIE TRIBUNE Of SatOr-
RJ, .lgr, as charged, nsuing females IN store on
way, held 70 bail IA 500 each by Justice iad-
"''H "f tbs Jsiiers0n Market Police Court.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
AUSTRALIA.

THE PLOT AGAINST PRINCE ALFRED.
LONDON, Oct. 24-Dispatches received to-day
state that the authorities OF sydney have positive proof
that the shooting Of Prince Alfred the result OF
deeply laid plot The details will be given to the public
i'm "A few DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
SOUTH AMERICA.

PRESIDENT LOPEZ AT vILETA.
LONDON, Oct. Palate advices from the seat
of Paraguay that President Lopez had ar
rived at YIeta
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
HCsTILrY 70 THE DOMINION.

xtn,AhidFAH, Oct A.-Ihe Inverness election,
aAiob nas excited much interest terminated vese
Te resulted IN the election Of Mr Mcdonald the anil
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
GERMANY.

THE CHOLERA SHIP LEIBNITZ.
HAMBURG, Oct. 2-The owner of the emf
grant ship ebnitz prosecuted for cruelty
TO the passengers during voyage TO New-York, has
been acquitted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-21
I.dinnu Republican Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, February 20.--The Re-
publican State Convention met at 10
o'clock A. NJ, with General Thomas
Brown temporary chairman. ResOlu-
tons endorsing General Grant and Hon.
Schuyler Colfax as Indiana's first choice
for President and Vice President were
unanimously adopted by rising vote
and immense cheering. After the APP
pointment of the various committees,
Hon. James Hughes, of Marion county,
was made permanent Chairman, and
Major o. NJ. Wilson, of Marion county,
Secretary. Governor Conrad Baker
was nominated for reelection by accla-
nation; Hon. William Cumback for
Lieutenant Governor; Major F. A. Hotf-
man, of Cass county, for Secretary of
State, and General Nathan Kimball
for Treasurer of State.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, FEBRUARY -U'
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged.
CORN-In fair demand at soc for ear.
OATS-Dull at 65c for No. /.
RYE-In fair demand and firm at
| 70a1 rs.
BARLEY-Dull and lower; fall at
= 35a2 40.
TOBACCO--In demand; sales of 1i0
hogsheads and GO boxes at 4ta9c for
Tugs and l5a29c for leaf.
COTTON-Irrogular; closed at 22c.
WHISKY-Nominal.
MESS PORK-Sales ut "a 90 for new
and % 90 for old.
BULK MEATS-Sales at 81, III and
i2ic.
BACON-Ia demand at 10t, l2i, 13i
and 14c for shoulders, sides and clear
sides.
HAMS-Iu good demand at 16al7c;
common at 14ia15c; all canvass and
packed.
LARD-Firm at 14ic for new, and cid
held at 13fa14c, with sales at the inside
rate.
BUTTER-Firm at 3sa42c for fresh
western, and 46a50c for New York State
EGGS-Declincd to 24a25c, with the
supply better.
SUGAR-Held at 14a16c.
COFFEE-Quoted at 2la26ic for com
mon to choice Rio.
SEEDS-Clover quiet at l3lc; tim
othy dull at 2 50a2 80.
OILS-Linseed firm; sales at l L.
lard held at 15a1 20.
PETROLEUM-Firmer; refined held
at 43a45c.
GOLD-140r buying and 140i selling
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From Nassau.

New YORK, February 19.-The Her
AIDS Havana special says: Nassau
dates of the 18th state that 0 mass
meeting has been held by the blacks, at
which they openly criticize the govern
ment, charging it with inability to ex-
tricate the colony from its financial diff
ficulties, which they charge to the
lavish and extravagant measures of the
Colonial Government. The whites are
loyal enough, but feel uneasy at the
prospect before this Colony. Governor
Rapson opened the Legislature on the
18th inst. His speech was unsatisfacto-
~ and Tory-like in tone. After citing
the actual difficulties in the revenue, he
presents the statistics of the depart
ment and leaves to the legislature the
burden of initiating measures of re-
trenchment; all his agricultural projects
have proved failures, but the contract
for the mail service via New York
proves satisfactory; he recommends a
cable to the United States.
The sponge and salt trades of the Col
Ony are prosperous.
The steamer James Brady is repairing
at Nashua, but will not proceed to Mon
teveido before March.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

AVE" Aohhy Il ObAuaiS ~O'
The cotton goods market continues
active and greatly excited under advi-
css from Liverpool reporting large sales
of middling uplands cotton at 10id and
2Sc in currency. This has stimulated
the demand for goods considerably, and
prices are again tirmer and tend strong
ly upward. Heavy brown shcetings
cannot be had at any price, as shippers
bought all the popular makes before the
jobbers were aware of the fact; the At
lantic A sell quick at l9c and will go to
2Oc soon; the Appleton A and Lyman Z
are in active request at 15ic; Pepper
ell E, lSc; do. X, lie; Atlantic l., 16ic;
Amoskeag Denims SIC; Amoskeag bleach
ed muslins 20c; Masonvills and Fruit of
the Loom 2lc; Wauregan Water Twist
22c; Waumtora 22ic; 15!c for fancies
W. & ID. brand: Spragues and Pacific
prints l4ia15c; Amaskeag 13ic; Lowell
l3c; do shirtings l3ic; and print cloths
&c. Fancy wOolens more active, and
prices firmer for fine goods, with ten
dency toward higher prices. Medium
and low grades plenty and low enough,
but it would seem as if prices in general
had touched bottom.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February 20.
SENATE.


The Chair submitted communication
from the President in reply to a letter
of INQUIRY, transmitting report OF
the ATTORNEY General, with list of
connterfeiters pardoned, etc. Referred
In the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Stewart, from the committee on
Mines and Mining, reported with
amendments bill to establish Ma
tional School for miners.
Mr.. Anthony moved that when the
Senate adjourn it be till Monday. After
discussion the motion was lost.
On motion of Mr.. Trumbull, House
bill to amend the act of March 90, 1867,
supplementary to the bill for the mere
efficient government of the rebel States,
pass ed March I'd, 1867, and to facilitate
their restoration, was taken up.s
Mr.. Yates withdrew his motion, made
yesterday, to take up the bill to admit
Colorado, giving notice that he would
move to take it up when the pending
bill was disposed of.
Mr.. Buckalew offered an amendment
making it necessary for ten days resi-
dence in the district before an election
before q person is permitted to vote,
the bill heretofore published allowing
registered persons to vote anywhere
in the State.
Mr.. Davis took the floor to conclude
his half finished speech, which was in
terrupted some days since by resolu-
tion to admit Mr.. Thomas, of Maryland,
and moved to amend by instructing the
Judiciary committee to report In favor
of repeating all acts heretofore passed
on the subject of reconstruction.
Mr.. Conkling got the floor, but he
having asked whether it was intended
to proceed with the consideration to-
night, some discussion ensusd upon
that point, closing with the under
standing that the bill would be passed
tomorrow, and an opportunity was
given for debate on the supplementary
reconstruction bill, the consideration of
which is to follow Immediately.
Adjourned.
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New York Market.


NEW YORK, February 20.
COTTON-Opened active and excited
and the market fully 4c better, and
closed in advance of the last; sales
1900 bales at 24ic for middling up
lands, and closing at 24c.
FLOUR-Receipts 1915 barrels; the
market dull for medium and good
grades, but 10a15c lower; sales 5000
barrels at 8 50a9 % for superfne
State and western; 9 sOa1O IS for
extra State; 9 60a11 as for extra
western; II 00a14 GO for white wheat
extra; 9 S5a14 90 for round hoop
Ohio; 10 00a12 90 for common to fair ex.
ira st. Louis; IL GOALS rs for good to
choice do, closing quiet. California
flour 15a25c lower; sales 1900 sacks at
~ 75a14 90. Rye flour q shade firmer;
sales AIS barrels at z 50a9 50.
CORN MEAL-More active and q
shade easier; sales 1900 barrels Brandy
wine at 25a637.
WHISKY-Nominal.
WHEAT-Receipts of 9760 bushels;
market dull and 1a2c lower; sales $4,000
bushels at 2 AZ for No. 2 spring, deliv-
cred; 9 AZ for No. l do, delivered; 2 92t
for white Wisconsin, and 81 for white
California.
RYE-Scarce and firm.
BARLEY-In light supply and very
firm.
MALT-Firm; sales 1000 bushels Can
ada East at 2 10.
CORN-Receipts of 57,lS5 bushels;
market 1a2c lower; sales of 49, 900 Dusk
els at 23a1 &c for new mixed western
afloat; l 81 for yellow do; l 80 for old
mixed western delivered; l 17al Is for
mixed Tennessee; l 23al "a for yellow
Jersey; | l9a1 "a fol- white southern;
l pal % for yellow southern.
OATS-Receipts of 1880 bushels;
market dull and heavy. with 63!c bid
and SIC asked for western in store; small
sales of Ohio at S5lc afoat.
RICE-Dull at llallgc for Carolina.
COFFEE-Quieta and without change.
SUGAR-Slightly favors buyers; sales
$50 hogheads Cuba at 1lfal24c.
MOLASSES-In fair request and I'M
changed.
HOPS-Quiet at 15a6Oc for American.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at l lie for crude
and 24sc for refined in bond.
PORK-Steady; sales 2OOO barrels at
"a O0a24 so for new mess, closing at
"a 10 for regular; % 67a23 90 for old
do, closing at % 81 for cash; IL 5Oa
a20 90 for prime, and 20 OOa2l % for
prime mess.
BEEF-Quiet; sales 2200 barrels at
13 OUa19 90 for new plain mess, and
IL O0a22 90 for new extra mess: also,
l35 tierces at 80 O0a36 50 for prime mess;
% 00a4l 20 for India mess.
BEEF HAMS-Steady; sales 200 bar
rels at % 00a33 90.
BACON-Firm and in fair demand;
sales $50 boxes at lie for Cumberland
cut; 1l4c for long ribbed; 1l&c for short
ribbed; BE for long clear to arrive, and
134c for short clear.
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales $50 pack
ages at 1Oal0tc for shoulders and l3.a
l5c for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Lower; sales at
1Ola10fc for western; and 1ltall4c for
city.
LARD-Firmer; sales of ll5O barrels,
ut l4tal5sc.
BUTTER-Active and iirmer; sales
at 45a55c for State.
CUEESE-Sales at 1la12lc.
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VIZ HIGH, IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED MUST
w be the most important Political Campaign
in the history Of our Government. The Skin
mishing preparatory to this great fight has al
rOady commenced; and the condition of the
country makes the early and thorough dissent.
nation of the principles we advocate, patri.
otto duty. We therefore invoke the aid of all
true men in extending the circulation OF tho
REGISTER. There is not locality in the conn.
try where q Club could not be made up with
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the REGISTER is only in its
fifth year it already, in point Of Circulation, In.
tluence, Ability and Value ranks among the
first papers in the land and cOnfessedly stands
far ahead of any of its contemporaries in West
Virginia. 1t will be tho aim of the Proprietor
not only to maintain, but TO add to it, high
reputation.
This paper will not be surpassed by any pub
LEGATION in the country for it's completeness a. a
Family, Business and Political Journal. In its
Telegraphic News, Domestic rs well as by the
Atlantic Gable; its full and reliable Financial
and Market Reports; its Local Intelligence; its
compilation of News transpiring in the State
and throughout the nation; IN THE FRESHNESS,
yIGoR AND HONEST BoLDNEss OF ITS EDIToMALS,
and In all the requisites that 60 TO make Hp
WIDE-AWAKE, FIRST.CLASS NEWSPA.
PER, it shall not be excelled.
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From New York .

New YORK, February 20.-In the Su
preme Court yesterday citizen of New
York sued firm in Texas for the recov
cry of certain goods delivered during
the war. The plaintiff was nonSuiteG
on the ground that his contract was
reasonable and unlawful.
Robert OSgood, the defaulting teller
Of the Irving National Bank, was sen
fenced for FIVE years to the State prison
He plead guilty to misdemeanOr under
the National Bank Act.
The Board of Aldermen passed reso.
luton inviting the session of the Demo.
cratic National Convention in this city
1t is generally understood that DR.
Tying will be found guilty and receive
admonition for violating a canon of the
Episcopal church.
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An Army OF More than Five
Thousand Onice-HOIdeFS

Are consuming your and host OF
other hungry eXpeetants herring like
vultures, to banquet upon Of Os
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars by
the hundred thousand, with no apparent result.
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost $40 600
a third more than the original estimate for the
whole, and the first wing is not yet completed.
At The present rate, more than one million OF
dollars will be consumed in what is nothing less
than stupendous fraud, at which your public
servants are cOnniving.
The PenitentaTy was expected TO be built for
sl65 900, but through the incomPetency that
planned il, nearly four times a. much material
will Ne required AZ was originally intended and
the expense of tho building viii be little short
Of one million dollars. Other operations of pub.
lie men show similar disregard Of your inter.
est. Many of them are mere schemes of private
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal Of the State has
uttered word Of denunciatlOn Of these or any
other public wroRgs. To the REGISTER belongs
almost the exclusive honor of ChampiOning the
popular cause against the Outrages Of official
plunderers. In pursuance Of its purpose TO
hunt down corruption and cOrruptfonists, the
REGISTER will lay before the people many
startling facts concerning the outlay of State
funds upon public works. The most enOrmou
frauds are known TO have been perpetrated, and
every taxpayer has an interest In their develop.
ment. We call upon the people TO second and
support US in our effort.
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Brufnl Asaanll.

MERIDEN, CONN, February 90
Stephen Ives, proprietor of the Meri'
den House, in whose hotel Fred. Doug,
lass was called "a Niger" and from
whose public table Douglass was eject.
ed, brutality assaulted Capt. Riggs
editor of the Meriden Recorder this
morning for commenting on the affair.
Much excitement prevails, and popular
indignation has been aroused against
Ives, who has been arrested and held
to answer both in civil and criminal
action.
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8g Telegraph,
ITO FHE REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
IBy Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, February 2O-Evening.-
Late advices from Capetown, Africa,
state that the Supreme Court of Natal
have at last decided the question OF the
church property in favor of Blshop
Colenzo.
LONDON, February 2O.-Evening'-Ad-
vices to the first of January are received
from the English captives in Abyssinia,
who were all safe AID well.
VIENNA, February 20.-A circular was
issued from the Home Office, warning
the clergy against fomenting discon-
tent.
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To Eli X. Price.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ON IHEUmril
Of March, lsGs, ut the otlioe II J. NBh %
the town Of FairmOnt, West Virginia b''ss'
shall proceed 10 take the dispositions 0i AslsI
Wilson and others. 20 be- road a. evidence ai is
hearing OF chancery cause nov pending n ~
Circuit Court Of Marion. In which ! AL 'r
plainant and you are defendant aud II inu b
cause the taking Of said dispositions be Dot co.
meDced, and II commenced he not complete
said day, the taking thereof will b. cguit
from time 90 time aud from day N day II p
same place and between the same bOus 1a
completed. Respectfully.
fe6G IawIt FOLLY PElrf