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tiou % thar usual vocation.
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IN pUvsUsNCE ora DECREE

In ChanCcry. IN the Circuit Court for WetLel
nnumlN Mnst NirginiA.
, 1869-10-12

Circumambient and circumnavigating
Royalty is a product Of the nineteenth
century. During the nearly sixty years
out of the United Kingdom. His SON.,
"the first gentleman in Europe" knew
no more of Europe from personal ex-
perience than one flying visit to Hanover
could teach him. His fame, as the most
graceful snufftaker and bower of his day,
doubtless reached The most remote Courts
of Christendom, but it was fame only and
he was admired by Court Chamberiains
and dancing-maslers as a kind of Grand
Lama of department whom none but his
immediate attendants had ever set eyes
on. But railroads aud Steamtri9ates
have made Royalty cosmopolitan. The
heir to the Crown has 'traveIIrd West
and travelled East" seen the Falls of
Niagara and Abraham'< tomb. His
young brother is now fascinating the Cana
dianS and the Duke of Edinburgh is EN-
gagged in surveying mankind from China
10 Peru. He has seen our colonial bro
theirs and siSterS-and they have seen him.
He has fraternised with Maori chiefs, and
been Smothered with flowers by the dusky
VenuseS of Honolulu. We read with
immense pleasure, in the narrative of his
journey, that the King Of the Sandwich
Islands danced in a quadriJle in honour
of his Royal guest, aud we anticipate
with almost equal pleasure the .pprar-
ance of The next Miscellaneous E$Di3.a.es.
in which the presents the Prince gave
will probably be char ged. But his >Isi's
to those distant lands viii, no doubt, I've
we'll worth all they cost, as his presence
must convey to the unsophls'icn'eFm minds
ofcoIouiSts and duSky inhahitantS of the
Pacific an IDEA OF the greatness and ma
jes'y Of England, which such trif1es as
ships. commerce, newspapers, electric
relegraphS, and mercantile enterprise,
must necessarily fail to impart.-(IHe
WeekfV DISPATCH J.
, 1869-10-12

This isl year of great centenaries. Had
they lived, Napoleon would have been Il
hundred years old in 1869 so would
Wellington so would Culver; so would
Humboldt. On Wednesday the humid
red'h anniversary Of the latter WAS ceIe-
brattd simultaneously in Germany, Eng
land and America. He was the real
scientific father of our present race of
philosophers, verSed in every science, and
acquainted with almost every land and
sea. His latest work, "Kosmos," is one
of the grandest productions of HE human
intellect, unparalleled in It's range of in
quiry, and unsurpassed for accurate Oh
servation aud close reasoning Such Il
man deserved the Simultaneous homage
of the Old World which his genius adorn-
ed, and the New World the physical
secrets of which he unveiled -(Ibid.)
, 1869-10-12

RUMoURED Discovery OF DOCUMENTS
RESPECTING H FRANKLIN EXPEDITION.
The San Francisco Bulletin publishes
a letter. which it declares to be authentic,
stating that documents have been found
near San Buenayentura, giving a detailed
account of the desertion OF the ships
Erebus and Terror, of Sir John Franklin's
expedition. According to these docu-
mrntS, the party wlntered in 1916 and
1S47 at Beechy Island. Sir John Frank
in died on the 18th of June, 1S47. The
papers had, so the Bulletin says, evidently
been thrown overheard about latitude 593,
longitude 9S.
The follow, g advertisement appeared
in a Texas paper:-"If the person who
took Git is concluded by miSlake) the
white watcrproofcoa belonging to Cap
tain-,wiIl apply at the barracks, he can
have the peg it used 70 hang upon, as it
is of no further use to the owner"
A boy who heard the quotation, "a
little learning is a dangerous thing"
wished to stop going to school because
he was afraid he should not live long
enough 10 get past the dangerous point.
, 1869-10-12

A statue of Commodore" Vanderbilt,
who is still the leading spirit of American
railway speculation, is to be unveiled and
inaugurated about the LIST of next month,
on u point close to the Hudson River
Railway depot. The cost, which was
raised by subscription, is asserted to have
been equal to s7o, 900 or $50, ooO.-(B.)
, 1869-10-12

REPORT TO ANNUAL MEETING,
AUG. 6, 1869.
Nett Fire Premiums received in 1868 G475.572
New Life Policies issued in 1865, for 7O3.I72
Corresponding New Life Premiums 2I,52S
Additions during the year tol
RESERVE FUNDS, afterpaying Fire, 22,923
Losses, Expenses, Annui->
ties, Dividends and all Out Life 1895
gOlhSS
THE ROYAL is one of the largest Insurance
Companies in the world, which has never ANAL
gamated with any other Company. 1t has at
each quinquennial valuation published IN ertenso
its Life Accounts.
Security Unimpeacha6Le,
FUNDS IN HAND N INVESTED, Ell, 200, 900.
AUDITORS REPORT TO ANNUAL
MEETING, AUG. 6, 1869.
Every Document, every Account, every
Voucher, the Bank-book, and every Security
has been examined. and all were found to be
perfectly correct.
JOHN Fl. MCLAREN, Manager.
JOHN B.. JOHNSTON, Secretary IN London.
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RIVER NKws.-A heavy shower Al

RIVER NEws.-A heavy shower a.
Pittsburgh night before last raised the
river there two inches, and twenty
inches was the depth of water reported
there yesterday. Here the rain has had
no perceptible effect on the water, and
three feet six inches our marks still
show.
The steamer Havana, while cut from
Cincinnati with an excursion party,
consisting of the Hibernian Societies,
caught fire and was burned to. the
waters edge. The Enquirer says:
About P. NJ, while laying at the
bank, the boat was discovered to be on
fire in the ladies' cabin. She had steam
up, and her niger boiler, with hose at
tached, was Immediately set to work to
throw water on the flames, but without
much effect, as the flames spread very
rapidly, and in five minutes the cabin
was entirely enveloped. Every exer-
ton was made to save the boat. Capt.
Pierce, in command, had the coat on
his back scorched in fighting the fire
fiend.1 Capt. Pierce left the wreck at
PIP. M, at which time the boat was
burned to the waters edge, and the
stern had gone under. The Havana
was owned by the Nashville Packet
Company, and valued at S12,OO The
fire originated in one of the state-rooms
in the ladies' cabin, on the larboard side,
and is supposed to have resulted frem
the carelessaess of party who had
been playing cards and smoking there
on the trip down.
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yRosADALIs, the Great Blood Medi-
cine, is not prepared like fluid extracts
ordinarily are, (most of which contain
very little of the virtues of the articles
from which they are made but is COM
pounded upon scientific principles with
great care, by an experienced Chemist
and Pharmaceutist, and it contains all
the active principles of the articles from
which it is prepared, in highly con
centrated and pleasant form. The
:'Rosadalis" Compound therefore give
universal satisfaction to all Physicians
and patients who have tested it in dis
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, or
Bladder. 1t has been highly recon;
mended and approved by the Medical
Faculty wherever it has been introduced,
and is now being used with the most
decided success in the practice of some OF
the most eminent Physicians in the
United States.
aug12-eodd&w
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An HONEST MAN.--There is satisfac-
tioa in recording the fact that in these
days of corruption in high and low
places one can occasionally come across
an honest man. Such an one is Tommy
Dixon, a negro employed on the Balti-
more aud Ohio railroad. A passenger
named David K. Miller, glass blower,
from Pittsburgh, while riding on the
cars between Cameron and Glen Easton
on Monday, dropped his pocket book,
containing money and notes to the
value of $500, on the seat, and left the
cars at Glen Easton without discovering
his loss. The pocket-book was found
by Dixon, and on yesterday was placed
in the possession of itG owner, who re-
warded Dixon with the present of a SIC
bill.
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t'e sale OF the second and third parcels de.
'.n'a 10 the above advertisement is postponed
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sPIYINS.

From the above score it will be seen
that the Spivins Nine, out Of very ex-
cess of politeness, allowed the foreign
ers from Bridgeport, just because they
were visitors, to take the game. Il was
a manly and self-sacrihciug spirit, and
one which we cannot but applaud. How
much more of the true Christian spirit
is shown by the Spivins Nine in this
than was displayed by the Red Stock
iugs in their game with the Eckfords
To be sure the envioIs will say that our
fellows couldn't help themselves. But
then the malicious will talk. Well, let
'em. Meanwhile, boys, let us look
around for some nine we can beat.
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NEAT PENMANsHIP.-Who does not
admire neat hand-writingi Where is
the young lady who can lightly pass by
epistles neatly irscribedi We saw a
fine specimen ofpenmanship yesterday
it was excellent. How could it have
been otherwise when executed with a
gold pen such as sold Mt Oxtoby & DUFF.
fields Jewelry Store, Main street, oppo-
site Merchants Bank, where fine stock
of gold pens, watches, clocks, jswelry,
spectacles, &C., has just been received 7
See advertisement.
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I DALE OF THE Ohounn = ~
sale of the Cruger estate, at Elm Grove
yesterday, was attended by many OF th'
most substantial capitalists of Wheel
ing and Ohio county. The auctioneel
took his stand upon the front steps o.
the old stone mansion which has fol
so many years served as landmark to
travellers on the National turnpike, and
the bidders thronged the grassy lawn in
front. There were probably two hun.
dred persons assembled, all more or less
interested in the sale about to take
place, and all somewhat acquainted
with the value of the premises to be dis.
posed of. aI +
The sale was opened by brief speech
from the auctioneer, Mr.. Thomas Nc
Conn, formerly of this county, in which
he set forth the value of the property
offered for sale and repeatedly assured
his hearers that this was the "most
rarest opportunity for profitable invest
ment" that had occurred within his
recollection.
The first tract offered was seventy
eight acres lying between Wheeling
creek and the Marshall county road,
and embracing the homestead. Start
ing at about eight thousand dollars, the
bids rose gradually, until they reached
nearly fourteen thousand, when the
sale was adjourned for dinner. At half
past one o'clock the bidding was re.
sumed, and shortly before three the
property was knocked down to Alonzo
Loring, Esq, of this city, for the sum
of S22 $50. 1t is understood that Mr..
Loring was acting as the agent of other
parties in making the purchase, though
who his principals are we are not in
formed. His chief competitor was Mr..
James Mcdaniel, of this county.
The commissioners then proceeded to
sell some lots lying north of the turn
pike. The lot Oh which the school
house is now situated was sold to the
school commissioners of Triadelphia
township for two hundred dollars. An
other lot in the same locality lying fur
Their down the creek and embracing two
and one-fourth acres, was sold to Mr..
Jam es Gilchrist for four hundred dollars.
Another in the same tract, en- racing
one and oue-half acres, was sold to Mr..
Aaron Kelley for one hundred aud four
dollars, and another to Mr.. Moses Fay
for ninety-one dollars. The upper por-
tisn of the tract between the turnpike
aud the fork of the creek leading to
and embracing about two
acres was sold to Mr.. William Askcw
for ffty-one dollars.
The terms of the sale are one-fourth
cash and the balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, with approved per-
sonal security, the title to be reserved
by the commissioners until the last pay
ment is made. 1t seems to US that these
terms are rather onerous, and are really
adverse to the interests of the parties
selling the property. 1t amounts to
cash sale, but without title until the
expiration of eighteen months. Doubt
less better bids would be offered and
better prices obtained, were more lib
oral mode ofpayment allowed.
At about three O'Clock the sale was
adjourned until eleven o'clock to-day,
when it will be resumed and the balance
Of the property disposed of. A special
train will doubtless be provided to
carry to the spot those who may wish to
attend.
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for Sale.

'rSnPySBURG, BELMONT CO;
IT HENph ,,,o.story Frame House and
\ Ohio me- IN, eight rooms and two cell
- House e'nt''TT' ~ 5lxIOO, with fruit trees,
AZ. nearly new one lot directly opposite, Cox
1a1Ds5y a ne ,aDng FairDanks ,s scales ,o sRo
der press ID eA ,;Ee containing choice fruit
ID, ADJOINING TOE P'% OF land planted with the
ta,aSbA vine - hove at private SALE on liberal
will sell ln' Ear fun particulars, address
and easy terms HENRY YAUS,
Hendrysburg,
Belmont Go. Ohio.
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POLICE COURT.-Business before this
tribunal, yesterday, was brisker, and the
number of candidates for judicial CEN
sure and of devotees of old Ben Zine
greater than for some days previously.
The charge against Mrs. Rother, con-
tinued from yesterday, was withdrawn
on her paying the costs.
Tim Sicily was captured on Market
street, as full as goose. He refused to
take the officers advice and 60 home
consequently he was locked up. He was
fined 81 and costs.
'Rastus Rathburn was a partner OF
Tins in the drunk of Monday evening,
and he, too, was fined 81 and costs.
With solemn tread and stately mein,
clad in garments two sizes too large for
him, comes the we'll kBown King of the
.Fusileers Toby Vance. With q smile
that illumined the room like the first
early burst of morning sunlight, he
nodded to the Judge and took a seat
There were two charges against Toby.
The officer who arrested him said he
found the Great Fusileer lying on the
sidewalk south of the stcne bridge,
drunk as u lord. For this he was fined
81 and costs or ten days. As the officer
started with lobe for the lookup, his
royal Highness-for he was royalty
high-kicked up Robbery and kicked
tho officer and swore he'd be d-dash-
if he'd go to the calaboose. For this
he was fined S. and costs and was or
dered to be Imprisoned for five days
Toby's geological studies were inter
rupted for few weeks but he now re-
sumes them and will continue to be a
student with but short inter MISSIONS
during the entire fall, winter an spring
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ANOTHER RIoTER ARRESTED.-Our
readers will remember our statement
that a party of young men went to the
house of George Wedel, in Richland
township, in July sometime, and tore
off the roof and pulled the chimney
down. Elias Buchanan was arrested
some time ago and bound over to an
swer. On yesterday Frederick Warden
was taken before Squire Johnson,
charged with riotous and tumultuous
conduct. a full examination of the
case was had, and resulted in Warden's
being held to bail in the sum of $500.
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ANOTHER AND A VERY RARE CHANCE

ANOTHER AND A VERY RARE CHANCE
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.-F. NJ. Porter,
No. 1876 Main street, will offer to the cit
liens of this city and vicinity 400 pair
of shoes, consisting of ladies', misses
and childrens. These goods will be
placed on his cheap counter, and sold at
the following low rates: Ladies' shoes
S1.0O; misses, 75c; children's, SOC.
Please give him a call and be convinced
that there's no such inducements offered
by any other house in the city. Dent
forget the place, +. n. Porter, l35 Main
street.
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Mrs. FRENcH's LECTURE.-The lee
ture of Mrs. French at Hornbrook's Hall,
we are informed, was very we'll attend
ed and a vast deal of interest was man
Tested by the ladies present in the lee
ture and it's illustrations. Mrs. French s
rooms at the Grant House are hourly
beseiged by the suffering who throng
there for relief. We have heard of sew
eral notable cures performed by her
during her former visit, on persons who
are now bringing their friends to be
treated. The second lecture of the
course will be given tonight. Let
there be very general attendance of
ladies'.
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COURT OF APPEALs.-The arguments
in the case of Samuel Trimble against
Shaffer & Hamilton, from Ohio county,
were concluded yesterday morning and
submitted.
Russell Winfield Scott and H. C.. Sho-
walter were qualified as attorneys to
practice in this court.
The case of Rachael Cutlip, kabeas
corpus from Calhoun county, was ar
gued by Mr.. Cozad for the petitioner.
The Court then adjourned until nine
o'clock this morning,
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BASE BALL-The National Game
keeps on the even tenor of its way, not
withstanding the predictions of its
enemies. When the fall season of
athletic sports begins, it will show a
degree of life fully up to the standard OF
former years.
The match game, to decide the tie,
played on the Fair Grounds yesterday
afternoon, between the Spivins Nine
and the Business Nine, of Bridgeport,
resulted in a victory for the Bridgeport
Nine by the following score;
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In the Matter of the odd Eel
lows Hall Association OF
the City of Wheeling.
NOTICE TO CERTAIN
STOCKHOLDERS.

~ that the shares of stock standing on the
hooks of the said Association which have not
been fully paid up and belonging to the per per:
sons hereinafter named, will be sold at Puphc
auction, at the front deOr OF the Court House
of Ohio county, West Virginia III the city Vi
Wheeling, on
"wednesday, September -, 1925
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to the highest and pest oiu,
saii Association, so sold, will be Immediately
transferred to the purchaser, Oh the books Vi
the Association. lotion
The following named persons will take notice
that the number OF shares Of stock set opposite
their names, respectively, and oe,ohsinGi ~
the manner above set forth, if the amounts Due
thereon, as stated below, with interest from the
StS day of April, IsSY, are not paid before the
5a,, of sale 10 wit: ,
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State of West virginia,

Uetzel County Circuit Court 900
August Rules, 1869.
George NJ. Geho,
rs,
Jacob Geho, Joseph Geho, Isaac HOstutter
Michael Gidley, James Dulaney, Nathan D.
Goodrich, William Kirby, Peter Kirby and
Jacob Israel. In Chancery.
VNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO SELL
i tract of l02 acres of land in Wetzel coun'
ty, West Virginia, Ion which Jacob Israel now
resides, to pay s37500 purchase money, with
Interest from the Sd day of March, le5l, which
purchase money was contracted ts be paid by
said Michael Gidley TO Isaac HOStutter, who as.
signed the claim 10 Joseph Geho, who assigned
the same TO Jacob Geho, who assigned the same
to Geo. NJ. Geho the Complainant.
1t appearing from an affidavit filed in this
cause that Isaac Hostutter, Michael Gidley and
Nathaniel ID. Goodrich, part of the defendants
in this cause are not residents of State, on mo-
ton of the Compliments Attorney it is ordered
TIL at they do appear here within enc month
after the due publication and posting of this
order at the front door Of Wetzel County Court
House, AID do what they may deem best to pro-
tect their interest in the above entitled cause.
Teste: FRIEND COX, Clerk.
Wv. HOGB, Attorney for Complainant.
;,Os.
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T@Preclaim the Joyous News thro ugh
out all the land! DR.. Pierce's Altera-
tive Extract, or Golden Medical Discov-
cry arrests and cures Consumption in its
early stages, and is a positively sure
and certain remedy for Bronchitis,
Laryngits, and all lingering Coughs.
Sold by druggists, or enclose three dol
lars and twenty-five cents to DR.. r. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, and get three bot
ties free of express charges.
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HANDSOME PoRTRAITs.-Mr. Stanton,
at Brown Il Higgins photograph rooms,
on Main street, has on exhibition sew
eral new portraits, to the examination
of which he invites our citizens. They
are very artistic, and are well worth a
visit from all who love the beautiful
Call to-day and see them.
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KEEPING HOUSE OF ILL FAME.-A
warrant was issued yesterday afternoon
by Squire Johnson, charging Mrs.
Wedel, of Richland township, with
keeping a house of ill-fame. The house
kept by this woman is the one the
young man mentioned elsewhere was
arrested for tearing down.
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lI!h C,r,,. For Sale.

ohio .,UUsoElzED TO SELL An EAoEL Z,
s.'cirtes "it nln cnnpty, containing about
S5on, 5sriy. Vn.JJ "a In good condition, and
NT'..rs,. The .a AN" Ii will be sold low
T. 'ts unqnes'IlSHInst terms. Mr.. John Brady,
ilT u, npOn rras.naOwvT, vii show the place to any
~ y We,t Liberty nir,hase. For price, terms.
a" IN de.rlnE " THOS O'BRIEN,
&c. &c Real Estate Agent,
.,r.st south of Custom honse'
Ofcs NA'A''
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BRICK For SALEM. James Sweeney
has new on hand fine lot of newly
burnt brick at his kilns, at the upper
end of Martinsville, where he is pre-
pared to deliver them to customers in
any section of the city, or as far down
the river as Benwood. Orders promptly
executed.
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THE SALE OF THE CRUGER ESTATE
The sale of the Cruger estate, COM
menCed yesterday, is to be continued
from day to day until all the lots, divi-
sions and coal lots are disposed of. In
order to accommodate all who may
wish to attend the sale, the Hempfeld
railroad will run special train, leaving
Wheeling at half-past nine o'clock A.
NJ, and returning at quarter-past three
p. NJ. See the advertisement.
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WAR IN AFRICA.-War has again bro
ken out in Africa. Officer Junkins on
yesterday arrested Dennis Gardener, a
smoked Christian, for using vulgar and
profane language toward one of that
style Job de far sex, whose pussons need
no 'fumery and whose har requires no
curl papers"
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BANkRUPTCy NOTICE

| HEREBY JbMN na,itE;S OF DAVID LEVI ARE
Geo. B. CaldwrTI sT ~ to appear at the office Of
Fourth street IN ,b ,.esslcr in Bankruptcy. en-
on the 10Th da az , "T s'ty Of Wheeling, W. Va,
a and show cause II anv .'.9 at 10 O'Clock
T tnS SIlH David Levi should Do ,"sy nave why
March I'd, lsG7. ST bankrupt Law Of
wryrr,xc W CLERK u. C L. -pnoV W :,
ly9LOaw2t 10y '''h lsig.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE,
Washington, DC.

M SESSION OF THE PREPARATORY
apartment opens September 5th; OF the
I,,.,iso, September I'D of the Medical De-
'',,,-Lu. October lst; of the Theological De
I., '."5nt Octoncr 9TH; and of the Law Depart
",ht October 18th
hal, 49,. S'9 IN Academic Department enc
Ion. ~ mite; ;.lSTato Orphans Of the War; Eratui-
Ministry. 'U'ehIS iof tue ChTlstlan
dress "'S'oSues or further information, ad.
auglG4V W. W "a MSON, ID. D.,
President
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u For Freckles, Pimplcs, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin,
and for Identifying the Complexion,
use Cream of Violets." Fer sale by Ed.
murd Booking and Booking & Carroll