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NETWORK THURSDAY, JUNE q. 1869. -

which they seem TO invite Among the assigned
In the manifesto are the following:
That the President Il openly aiding and aDettlng tne
Vaccinations OF the enmies OF law and order Dy permit
ting the officers Of tho army 10 invest the polls with
troops and thereby preventing the free and untrammeed
expression OF the popular sovereignty That ne mas
adopted punish the offenders or 10 restore
the sanctity OF the balDtboX guaranteed by the Const
tuition That all petitions and protests directed 70 the
House OF Representatives by those who wounded or
matreated during the election have been totally DIS
regarded. That complaints lodged with the President,
the Governor OF the State the election Judges or other
officials have received no attention That the House OF
Representatives has silently submitted to the insult OF
fered by number Of the officers OF the national troops
who appeared before the bar Of the House armed ana
publicly threatened all members who should censure
their conduct.
IL easily be gathered from the foregoing that the
advice given by the leaders of the opposition Is not map
propriae, although TO American citizen such course
would seem incOmprehensibe But then In this country
have different institutions, and the Government Is
constituted in quite another manner than that OF the
United States OF America In this country the party IN
power almost always controls the elections by display
OF the military at the polls, and aferward by generous
dOctOTing Of the election returns.
Gen. MOsqueras election 10 the Presidential chair Is
very probable event. but whether this happens or not
revolution will doubtless ensue because II unsuccessful
the MOsQeristds fancyng themselves defrauded and I'M
posed upOn perhaps with great deal OF reason, will use
this preteX for general knockdown and free fight
the last man TO remain In their places This is evident
from the action OF the Senate who by vote OF l3 TO IA
refused to revoke the decree Of banshment OF the dstn
gushed exile Gen Mosquera, who is living on misera-
BILE pttance OF S. 400 year The bill granting general
amnesty to political offenders shared the same fate.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
TILE oIrrrYsRrRG MEMORIAL FEsTIyAL.

GETTYsBeflG, June 23.-Major-Gen. Meade
accepts the invitation Of the Committee OF Arrangements
for the dedication OF the monument In the Soldiers
National Cemetery 10 perform the ceremony OF uuval-
ing tbo monument on the ISL Of July, with appropriate
The Baltimore National Union singing Asso-
citation will in ATTENDANCE Gen headcs heauquAr-
fc Will ho the Sprngs HOtcI.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

George Barnes, brakeman on the Boston
and Albany Railroad killed almost instantly at
Chatham Four Corners yesterday afternoon while tho
act OF coupling cars Dennis Conroy track hand en-
ployed on the Boston and Albany Railroad instantly
killed at PiItseld by switch engine running over him,
completely severng his body and maDgling il in horri
BILE He years OF age and was unmarried.
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DENMARK.

GEN. RAAsLoFF ON THE SALE OF ST. THOMAS.
A cable telegram has already announced that
Cen Raasof the Minister of War, made speech
the tho DaRisb Antilles 70 the United States
From the fun text we make the following extracts:
Tho liberal conduct Of our Government at st. Thomas
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
THE TRIAL OF YERGER.

JACKSON, Miss, June 23.-The Yerger trial
ia progressing slowly Witnesses examined by the
defense to prove that Yerger has given at tunes evidence
nffu
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rxrENsIyE FIRE AT BRANTFORp, CANADA

EXTENSIVE FIRE AT BRANTFORD, CANADA
BRAYTFoRD, June ga very destructive fire
occurred here today 1t broke out in the furniture store
OF Mr. Bruges in Colbornest and before It could be
large portion Of the business part OF the town
and many dwellings destroyed The loss Is not yet
known, but will exceed 100000
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FRANCE.
PAYING OUT THE CABLE.

PARIS, Wednesday, June 70, 1869.
Adyices have been received from the steamship
Great Eastern up TO Tuesday noon. At that time
she was ia miles out from Brest paying out the
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SPAIN.
pULCE's ARRIVAL.

MADRID, Wednesday, June %, 1869.
Gen. Dulce has arrived from Havana. The steamer
On which he arrived was detained three days in
quarantine at Santander.
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AUSTRIA.
CUMENICAL POLICI

VIENNA, Wednesday. June %, 1869.
The Government announces policy Of reserve in
respect to the Gcumenical Council as the course to
be adopted by the Council cannot be foreseen.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

Great precautions are being taken by the authori-
ties at Naples, Turin, and Milan to guard against
outbreak. 1t is feared that revolutonists are in
citing the disturbances. There have been several
arrests at Genoa
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

STILL ANOTHER ASSAULT on A NEWSPAPER MAN.
CHICAGO, June 23.-Charles L. Wood, Hiram
Rogers and w. ID. Rodgers Monday nned IN the
Police Court OF St. Paul. Mnn for assault upon B.
WOOwOrth OF The Pioneer newspaper OF that place. The
trial grew Of publication OF Woods alleged embeZ-
element Of So 900 in railroad funds
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ITALY.
FLORENCE. Mednesday, JUNO 23, ls6

TEARS OF OUTBREAK AT NAPLES, TURIN, AND
MILAN.
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THE PROPOSED ENDOWMENT.

The Irish Church bill viii soon come before the
House of Lords again motion to 60 into Commit
tee No line of action in dealing with the provisions
Of the bill has yet been marked out but the general
feeling of the Peers is in favor of making amend
ments based on the principle of concurrent endow-
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
GREAT BRITAIN.

DEPRESSION IN THE COLONIAL COTTON TRADE.
LONDON, Wednesday, June %, 1869.
A Adeputaton of gentlemen representing the Lam
eashre cotton trade have united in request to the
Duke of Argyll TO obtain Government assistance in
the production of cotton in the British colonies.
They set forth the great depression in the trade at
present and show that relief can only be had by the
Government lending her aid to enable India to
develop the growing of cotton so as to compete with
the United States.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

cable nicely. The weather was pleasant. and all Oh
board were well.
MARRIAGE OF BOURBON PRINCE WITH AN
AMERICAN LADY.
Prince Henri of Bourbon has married Miss Payne.
an American heiress. He has not renOunced his po-
sition as a candidate for the Spanish throne.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FROM WASHINGTON
WHY RECOGNITION HAS BEEN DENIED
THE SPANISH MINISTER AND THE CUBAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO ENFORCE NEU-
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To Owners Of Horses,

Thousand OF Horses die yearly nom Collie.
This need not be. DR.. Tobias Venetian
Horse Imminent will positively cure every
case, II given when firSt taken. The cost is
only one dollar. Every owner OF hone
should have bottle in his stable, ready for
use. tits warranted superior TO anything
else for tho euro OF Cuts. Wind Calls, SWELL
ingB, Sore Throat, spralns, Bruises, Old
Sores, &c. This Llniment Ia no new REM
edy. It has been used and approved OF for
n years by the nrst horsemen In the coun-
Try. Given to an over-driven horse, 1t acts
like magic. urdeH arc constantly received
from the racing stables OF England for It.
The celebrated Hiram Woodruff, Of trotting
fame. used 1t for years. Col. PhIlo P. Bush
Of the Jerome Race Course, has given Ger
tifcate which can be seen at the Depot sta
ting that after years OF trial, II Ia the best in
the world. His address is Fordham, N, Y.
No one once using It will ever be without It.
It % put up In Pint Bottles. Sold by Drug
gists and Saddlers, throughout the United
States. Depot 10 Park Place, New York.
dpolO,dkw ...I.
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Rev. DR.. Braun's AnswerIto Inquirer
To the Edltots ofthe IntslliEencer:
In my letter to you Of December 9th,
the following sentence occurs: If any
man wants more information on any
OF these subjects (which space will not
permitme to developer let him conc
out under his otDn name dild no auW act
IT, AS Inquirer does not comply with
this condition, cannot stoop to con.
troversy with him.
II he bs an honest and sincere In.
quirer,' he ought 10 have the courage
to take of his mask. Is he ashamed or
afraid? Ia he afraid OF my sarcasm p
My sarcasm is only intended for those
who habitually revlle my religion; call
It 'idolatry,' and an 'abomination;' who
calumniRte and rldicule It's holIest OBJ.
IeCts; blasphemously pray for pagaus
and 'paplsts' In the same category; and
use the most Insulting and opproblous
epithets In speaking OF my co.religion.
lists. An insult 10 myself 10 nothing
compared with an insult TO my church,
10 my mother, and my God.
II Inquirer be courteous gentle.
man who does not believe that the pope
Is 'anti-Chrlst,' and the Catholic Church
the mother Of abomInations,' prom.
ise him II he will T1dfruEly unmask,
not to tannt him even With his very
bad English. -
HENRY A. BRANN. D. D.
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PROF. o. G. MARSH, OF Yale College,
has made careful examination Of the
Onondaga stone image, and declares
that It Ia of very recent origin and a
most decided humbug. He says the
figure is cut from block Of gypsum,
similar TO that found In Onondaga
county and at other localities OF the
Salina formation In the State further
West. The peculiar position OF the
body and limbs, which has occasioned
40 much remark, was apparently de.
termlned In a great measure by the
form OF the block OF stone, which was
watOrsworn on at least three Of Its
sides, before the sculptor began his
work. These rough wAter-Worn sur
faces were not entirely removed In cut
ting. Portions OF them still remain on
the sides OF the head and on the limbs
and feet, and have errOneously been
regarded as indicating for the work a
high antiquity. The tool marks are
still very distinct on different parts OF
the statute, especially where they have
not been obltterated by the imperfect
polishing which evidently completed
the work In several places they are
very near surrounded by water-worn
surfaces, and therefore are evidently OF
subsequent formation. AS gypsum Is
soluble in about four hundred parts OF
water. IL very short exposure OF the
statute in the locality AZ Cardiff would
suffice to obliterate all traces of tool
marks, and also to roughen the polish.
ed surfaces. but these are both quite
perfect, and hence the giant must have
been very recently buried where dis,
covered. T-....1-
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THR New York Evening Post says
'Mr. Richardson left no will. He was
worth about seventy-lve thousand dol.
lars. His Interest In the Tribune alone
was valued at forty thousand dolIars.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
says: Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland were
married by Theodore Parker. All the
living
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AYouNa MAN In North Adams, Mass,
died last week In consequence OF do
nlestlc ailllctlon. About three weeks
ago II came 10 his knowledge that the
woman he lived with as his wife for
four years, was the wife OF another
man. He Immediately left her for his
paternal roof, where he soon slckened
and died OF grief.
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HEAVY SALES OF COAL LANDS IN
WESTERN VIRaINIA.-At tract Of 1900
acres Of splendid coal and mineral
land, In Grant and Mineral counties,
West Virginia, has just been made for
eaRh, TO John L. Crawford, James
Boyce and SRmnel j. MRcOubbin, oi
Baltimore. This great tract Of coal
land 10 said to be OF the most valuab le
character, and the purchasers win open
the mines In short time. The price
paid for the property was 500, 200. The
coal lands In Western Virginia will
prove superior 70 the gold mines ere
long.
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THE New York Tribune says ; "Mrs.
slowe's Byron book Ia nearly all lii the
Prlnter's hands. As the author 10 a
beecher, II Is almost unnecessary to
ny mat she stands TO her gums In all
~ essential statements and theories
sne hHs advanced. She makes very
taorouGh examination ofthe case In all
.h Aspects, ana those who have read
tne proois OF her volume thinks she has
made out an exceedingly strong case, )"
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Alloook's Porous Plasters

~ FSSp eAAV vi
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70 those who have weak backs, or pain In
the aide. Especially are they valuable 10
those who have neglected colds. They are
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they arc believed 70 have lOosened tho grasp
OF this terrible aflltctiou, and been mainly
instrumental In eflsctlng cure. In varia.
bic climates they should DO worn on the
breast or between the shoulders, or over the
kidneys, by those who are subject to take
cold easily. declC.d&w
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Coy. GBARY, OF Pennsylvania, has
now under consideration no less than
eeVsnIy.eight applications for the par
don OF convlots In Pennsylvania guilty
OF murder below the first degree, be.
sides almost innumerable Applicant
for offenders Of q less heinous crime.
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The Healing Pool,

EssAHs FOR YOUNG MEN, who have fallen
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dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P.
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Asa result Of the recent democratic
conference Ut Albany, Eras.us Brooks
announces that It may be taken for
granted that the New York Legislature
will resolnd the action OF the last lepIs.
lature approving the fifteenth amerd-
ment
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Desirable Farm at Public Sale.
THERE WILL BE EXPOSED AT PUB.


Thursday, December 2sd, 1859,
At 10 A. NJ, on the promises, that we'll
known and highly eligible farm known %
tho late "Wm. Hin Farm" situated in
Union Township, Marshall County, W. Va,
miles from Wheeling, on tho Wheeling
and Fetrmont Pike, co ntatning l2S RoreB, llu
ncreA cleared. The improvements consist OF
Dwelling House, Tenement House, Barn, 10,
An orchard OF bearing fruit trees. Tho farm d
In good state Of cultivation, with never
Milling springs In every Geld. About IL
acres OF good timber. II offers o rare chance
Tor Investment 10 any ono wishing TO secure
at once beautiful and convenient home
being located In o rapidly improving section
Of country; adjacent 10 the city; convenient
10 the great public highway, as well a.
schools and churches, -.
Parties Wishing 70 examine the farm prior
70 day OF sale can call on John NJ. Brown
nIl0Ining the promises. -. T7"G
rERMs-onesthird cash, balance In three
eaael nnRl payments. Bale positive and
without reserve. J..
dt c9'Steod<Wa - = ~
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PRINoE ARTHUR has learned to inslst
on his change when he makes any lit.
tie purchases at the Canadian shops,
and his cnstomefsa are losing their vene.
ration for his royalty very fast.
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A GENTLEMAN In Lewiston, Me-, sup
posing his store was going 70 be burn
ed In the late fire there. took his money
out Of his safe and put It In his pocket,
and lost Il. The store wasn't burned A.,
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In the re.arrangement of the Senate
Committees. We note with pleasure that
Senator Wiley retains his position at
the head OF tho Committee on Patents,
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.s, In Chancery.
tn THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
i County, West Va. . -


w.
A. j. Harry, Admlnist traitor OF tho estate OF
Asa D. Johnston. decd, and otherS.
Pursuant 70 decree made In this cause
on the S0Ih day OF November, A, D., 1850.
y Waa by consent referred to one ar the
commissioners OF this Court 70 take the nj.
count OF the aSBeta OF the Baid estate Ia fha
hands OF the said A. ], Harry az Huch Adj.
mlnHtrator, aud that h0 call In me credit
tot9 or the Baid Asa D. Johnaton, decd, mon
giving notice for four successive Weees IN n
newspaper published In tho City of Wheel-
ine, and That he reports the amount due by
inc said estate and their priority, II any.
and such other matter a8 he may deem
necessary. N0O---
CONFECTIONERY OPYICR,
WHEELING, December 7, 1910,
Notice Ia hereby given to all parties inter.
ested that I have fxed on ThuFSdHy. Inc
1th day OF January, a. D., 1870. m the
time, a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ, that tay, and nv
once IN the Oily OF Wheeling az the plaza
whont and whore, I 6hall proceed "a tnfe
inc said account, and enquire into the fnats
te9 mentioned in said decree, and nj WhIch
time and place the credIton or tho mid -.
tate Will present their claims for aIIudIea-
lion, q. n. mn NM W
uooIsM Commissioner,
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

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