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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from NJ. Q. Good, James Y. Caldwell and
Mary T. Caldwell, bearing date the twenty
first day of October, 1880, duly recorded in
the Recorders office for the County OF Ohio
State OF West Virginia, in book 35, folio lSl >
l shall sell to the best bidder, at public auc-
ton, at the front door OF the Court House OF
Ohio County, on
Saturday, the 10th day OF June, 1869,
Commencing said sale at 10 o'clock a. ~,
lots number % and the northern part OF lot
80 bounded as follows: Beginning at the
corner of lot % at the intersection OF North
street, (now called Webster street), with
Water street, and running thence north
ward with the line of Water street to Wheel
ing Creek, thence up said creek to the west
ern boundary OF alley E, thence to stake
one hundred feet from Webster street,
thence westwardly crossing lot No. 80 ON a
line parallel with Webster street slXty-one
and q half feet to the line dividing lots %
and 80, thence up said dividing line south
WRrdly one hundred feet to Webster street.
thence with Webster street WeStWardly TO
place OF beginning. Also the following lots
wells addition to the City of Wheeling. and
a part OF said city, that Is TO say, lots Dum-
bered seventy-flve (75), sixty-Slx 1907, TWEEN
ty-two (22), twenty.nine 1927, htty-etght (5S),
dfteen (I5), eighteen uSl, t1ny-nine (o9), sixty
1907, and nine (9)-accOrding to the general
plat of said addition, together with all
rights, privileges and appurtenRnceS TO the
same belonging or appertaininE.
Terms of sale, cash.
The title TO the above property is believed
10 be good. Selling as Trustee shall only
convey such title as is vested in me by said
deed OF trust. b. BRADY,
mlyl2-2RwL9 trustee.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Legality OF the Act OF Confederation
A Resolution 10 test 1t passed by the
House but BeSclnded.
HALIFAX, June Il

HALIFAX, June II.
In the Assembly last night, Attor-
ney General Wilkins offereda resolution
authorizing an appeal to the English
Courts to test the legality ofthe Con-
federation. he said he did not propose
that delegation should be sent to
England, but would prepare the case
and submit it to eminent counsel, II
their opinion was favorable, he would
take stepsIto bring the question involv-
ing the legality of the Act before the
Courts.
Messrs. Troop and Smith, two of the
delegates to England, opposed the reso-
luton, on the ground that already emil
nent counsel, Sir Roundel Palmer and
Vernon Harcourt, had said the act was
legal.
Mr.. Wilkins said the case was not
placed before the counsel fairly, and
Sir ROUNDED Palmer was prejudiced
against Nova Scotia.
After a long debate, in the course of
which annexation statements were
freely uttered, the question was taken
for the resolution by a vote OF 16 against
II. Notice was given OF motion to
rescind the vote.
The House to-day rescinded the vote
OF yesterday on Mr.. Wilkins resolu-
ton, consequently there will be no ap-
peal to the English law courts as to
confederation.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
The Times on the Lords and the
Irish Church.
Tory. Demonstrations Throughout
the Kingdom

the Kingdom
LONDON, June IL,
The Times speaking of the position OF
the Lords on the Irish Church bill, says
"Marquis bury'santicipation OF the
situation OF the Peers is now realized
We are in the crisis of ono OF those rare
great occasions when the national
mind Is fully declared. The machine
ry of the government cannot be carried
on owing toits fixed unalterable condi-
ton, The House OF Peers must yield"
Animmense Tory demonstration has
been held to-day in various parts of the
Kingdom. At Manchester over two
thousand persons were present, and
resolutions protesting against the pas
sage of the Irish Church Bill were pass
ed, and a monster petition embodying
the substance of the resolution, was
sent to Earl Derby for presentation to
the House of Lords. At Liverpool
there were fifty thousand people present
and speeches were made by distinguish
ed persons, and resolutions passed
against the disestablishment of the
Irish Church, were unanimously RdOp'
ted.
A large number OF arrests were made
in Paris yesterday, but the tenor of the
latest dispatches are reassuring; they
state that confidence is returning. Up
10 midnight public order remained un-
disturbed. The troops patrolled the
streets, and were frequently cheered by
the citizens as they passed by.
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HkNRY ROEMER.
III Dry Goods Il Notions,
38 Main ST. Centre Wheeling
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THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
a Recognition OF BelIIEerant Rights
in the RevOIutiOnIstS Urged on
our Government.

our Government.
New YORK, June IL.
1t Is stated that the recognition of the
| Cuban beIlig orancy has been strongly
urged upon Secretary Fish.
Mr.. Ruiz, Secretary to Captain Lem.
ner, the Cuban agent had a conVer-
sRtion with him recently, and argued
that, considering the recent action OF
the volunteers in Havana the Spanish
domination in the island has ceased,
and the Cuban Government is certain
ly more OF defacto institution than
one so completely revoluti0nizedia as the
Spanish Government in Havana has
been by the forcible deposition OF
Dulce.
Secretary Fish said he would return
an answer in a few days, and Mr.. Ruiz
feels quite sanguine that his Govern
ment will be recognized.
Landing OF Two EXdedItIOns-PrO.
EreSS OF the Revolution.
WASHINGTON, June 12.
Information has been received that
two expeditions, mum bering 600, safely
landed in Cuba and Joined the revolu-
tionary forces. Desertions from the
are frequent collisions between the
| Spanish troops and volunteers, and
the difficulties between the parties are
irreconciliable. The Cubans have or
ganiZed their forces into two army
corps-one under Gen. Jordan. An en-
gagement is daily expected. The Gu
bans are confident of victory. Jordan
has two thousand Americans in his
corps.
Skin mIshes between Spanish Rad Gu
ban Forecs-Cubans Victorious.
Reports from Cuba received here to-
night state that there have been several
sklrmishes between Spanish forces un-
der Gen. Lesea and Cuban forces, which
resulted in Gen. Lesea being compelled
to fall back on Trinidad, where 1t is
said he will await achievements. The
CubAns were preparing to follow up
! their success and attack the Spanish
forces.
HAVANA, June ~.
Reports were received OF a severe en-
gagement between the Government
troops and the Iusurectionists Puerto
Padre. Losses are given at hundreds.
Among those reported killed are Gen.
Maraiot. Reliable information, how
ever, is wanted.
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Pr CES.
Hoohnnds German BitterS RsFfS6tsn Per bottle s59S
uooeand's German Tonic, put up in quart
60ttles, 81 SO per bottle or q half dozen for
T5O. -o,,,,,,o 1velI tho ar-
t,cIe vou buy, In order to get the genuine
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WASHINGTON.
Important Revenue Decision by the
Commissioner.

WASH1NdToNI June 10.
Commissioner Delano has made a
decision upon a question submitted to
him by the Board of Brokers of New
York, as TO their liabilities to paya tax
of one twentieth of one per cent for
sums received by them for negotiating
sales, 1t is said that he decides that
they are liable as commission mer-
chants on all sales in excess of $4,000
made by or for them, at the rate OF one
through other wholesale dealers who
pay tax as such, and sell on commits
sion and are consequently liable on
the sales made through commercial
brokers, and that commercial brokers
are also liable upon all sales negotiated
by them at rate of fifty cents on each
81 600, excepting those made by or
through another broker.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW York, June !

NEW YORK. June Il.
CoTToN-Flrmer; more doing; sales OF 3 500
bales at 3l14 for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Steady, with lair export demand
for low grades; fresh ground extra western
at IS 1906 90; extra state at IS CO96 Isl very
dull and heavy for all other kinos.
GRALN-Wheat-Dun and heavy at 81 400
4l1< for No. 2; Sl4591 45% for No. spring.
Rye-Firmer with fair export demand at
8I 2Oal q FOR WESTERN 81 15@1 16 for Canada
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BOSTON.
The Peace JnbIIee.-.Immcnse Influx
of Visitors.

The Peace JnbIlee.-.ImmcnSe Influx
OF Visitors.
BOSTON, June Is.
There is an immense influx of visi-
tors to attend the peace jubilee, crowd
ing hotels, lodging houses, streets, &c.
Several musical organizations from
Delaware haYe already arrived. One
from Chicago reached the city by the
midnight train last night. All
such organizations are promptly
escorted to comfortable quarters by the
Committe of Accommodation Bureau.
The grand ball to be given in the
coliseum, Thursday night, Is attract
ing much attention. 1t promises to be
II brilliant affair. Efforts will be made
to induce President Grant to remain
over Thursday week. 1t promises to
be the eventful one IN the history OF the
hub
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gTsHO9. HUGHES & Co,
Clothing Emporium,
35 cor. Monroe Water StS-
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
new York Wool Market.
From BattcndahE Il Co.'S Price Current.

NEW YORK, June0.
Trade during the month of May was mac
tive. Prices renamed depressed, and our
present quotations are, TO a great extent
nominal, and difficult to obtain for large par
cells Manufacturers buying only sufficient
stock TO carry them through until the offer
ing OF the new clip, and the wOOlen trade,
win a heavy stock, being in a very unsaLis-
factory state, we expected, and now perceive
u decline In prices OF from 5 TO per cent.
The demand for fleece and pulled domestic
has been very moderate, and prices in favor
or buyers, although stocks are very light.
The general impression prevails tnat the
new clip will open at no material change
from rates ruling the early part of last sea-
son; and the present condition OF the Woolen
trade docs hardly justify these.
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SONS OF TE1PERANCE.
Adjournment of tho National DIVIs-
iOn-COnSrcSS TO be memOrIRl.
fzedIn Behalf OF PrOhIbt-
finn.
The Question OF Color.

WASHINGTON, June IL.
The National Division of Sons OF
Temperance of North America adjourn
ed to-day to meet in Newark, New Jer-
sey, next year. A committee of three
was appointed to prepare a memorial
to Congress. asking the passage of a
prohibition liquor law. The question
of admission OF colored members to the
subordinate divisions was not consid-
cred, and Is left to State and territorial
grand divisions.
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SPAIN.
Republicans Protesting AgatsnL q Re.
turn to Monarchy.
Immense Mass Meeting at COrdOvn..
Collision with MilItary-PanIc
and Loss OF Life.
Proceedings or the Corles.

Proceedings OF the COrIcs.
CoRDovA, Spain, June II.
A great meeting Of Republicans was
held to day for the purpose OF protest
ing against return to Monarchy.
Deputies were present from every
southern province. Speeches of revo-
lutionary character were made during
the proceedings. The Spanish flag was
entwined in that of the United States,
and the assemblage shouted for Ameri-
ca and for General Grant. About 5O,-
600 were present while the meeting was
In session. The military and civil
guards interfered, creating u panic.
Women and children were trampled
down, and several lives lost. The crowd
then tlod from the streets, and there is
danger of serious aIfray.
MADRID, June 13.
In the Cortes, yesterday, Navarro
advocated the election of the Duke of
Montpensier to the throne, and declar-
ed his preference tor Immediate and
final action on the part Of the Cortes to
that effect.
Marshal Prim defended the present
Government of Mexico and announced
that diplomatic relations would soon be
renewed with President Juarez.
The Duke of Montpensier has entered
Spain and is now in Andalusia.
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STA.
MISDOSTAN.
Severe Cyclone at Calcutta.

Severe Cyclone at Calcutta.
LONDON, June ~,
Dispatches from Calcutta, dated June
9th, states that a severe cyclone had oo-
Cured there, and in that vicinity,
doing great damage to buildings In the
city, and to the shipping on the river
Belou. The damage to the shipping In
the harbour is very slight. at last ac'
counts the cyclone was still raging.
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FRANCE.
The streets or Paris Clear---Thc Tu-
mults Continue.

The streets or Paris CIear---Thc Tu-
muIts Continue.
PARIS, June IL.
About 200 arrests we're made last
night. The populace generally assisted
the troops to preserve order. and the
streets were clear by 1 o'clock. Nc
outrages were committed.
The tumults in the streets continue.
The cavalry paraded all night, but met
with no resistance. The arrests con-
tinue and the streets have become more
tranquil, but strong detachments OF
military were posted In convenient
places 10 prevent outbreaks. When
the Emperor and Empress drove
through Montemartre yesterday, they
were entirely unattended.
order Restored I'm Paris.
Ismail Pasha arrived here to-day.
The following was officially promul-
gated to-day: The recent disorders ap-
proach a termination, owing to the
siren 9Th and energy of public opinion.
Comments OF the English Papers on
the Situation.
LONDON, June IL.
The Times has an editorial on the state
OF affairs in Paris which says of the
crowd which demolished kiosquese
and sung the Marsellaise at midnight :
ut is not their political power that is
to be feared, but we must remember
that it is q long time since crowd has
disturbed the peace of Paris. The phe-
nomenon Is worthy OF attention, COM
ing as it does, aftor an election which
gave nearly half the votes of the coun-
try TO the opposition party"
The Ne1DS says: Europe must look
10 the independent increasing minority
in the Corps Lsgislatif for a cessation
OF the armed peace of France, which is
hardly less disastrous to the interests
of civilization than protracted war;"
PRUSSIA,
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YIRGINIA.
First Glass Duel between Petersburg
Editors.
Interference OF the POIIec---1hs Fight
St1ll Pending.
RICHMOND, June IL.

Bt1ll Pending.
RICHMOND, June IL.
A duel growing out of an article in
the Petersburg Inder, denouncing
Robert w. Hughes, editor of the Jour
nat, Republican organ, was arranged
for to-day at Chester, near this city, be-
tween Capt. w. E Cameron, editor OF
the Illde.r, and Mr.. Hughes. The police
arrested the seconds and Mr.. Hughes
near the fighting ground. The fight, ii
is thought, will be renewed in another
State.
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River and weather.

PITTSBURGH, June IL.
Monongahela four feet and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant; thermom.
eter 6So.
CINCINNATI, June IL.
Weather clear; Thermometer s2'.
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KANSAS.

The Indian nTroubIes..-TwO MOre.MuF'
deFs.
WATER STATION, June H.
A mail carrier from Salt Marsh re-
ports one Swede and a boy killed by a
small party of Sioux on Wednesday.
The settlers generally are well armed,
but more trouble is apprehended. Ihe
superintendent and settlers OF the New
York colony, with the exception or
some twenty who have enlisted, nave
come in as far as Washington.
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CARNoT, who has been defeated in the
French elections, is the son OF Carnot.
the regicide, the 'organizer ofvictory,"
the Stanton OF the French revolution.
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SIR EDWARD THORNTON, the British
Minister, will attend the peace jubilee
ut Boston.
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in bond. Oats-Dull and heavy at 77LS@7Sc
for western in store; and -79c AtlOat. COrn-
Steady and quiet at SSG95c tor gOOd to choice
canal; 9j9Sc for railroad.
PRoV oVISIoSs-Pork-Dun. Mess at SS2 5O9
81 G5; sales $50 bbJs new mess at 81 so. regular.
Beef-Unchanged. Cut Meats-IGuieL and
steady Bacon-In fair reQue ST at Iull prices.
Lard-Steady at 19s SC for prime steam.
kEES-lfRndY at lSGlAC.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
by TELEGRAPH.

Tho Typographical Convention at
Albany, after remaining in secret ses-
sion until an early hour Saturday
morning, adjourned.
The widow of George VansantrOod,
formerly prominent lawyer of Troy,
New York, who was killed about eight
years ago at the Albany depot, on the
Hudson River Railroad, has just re.
covered 500, GOO from that company.
"A meeting in opposition to Lay
Representation in the General Confe-
renee of the NJ. L. Church, took
place in New York, Friday night, IN
the 3Oth street Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. Drs. Porter Foote and
Cobb were the speakers.
Willis, Phelps & Co., Of Springfield,
Mass, contracted to build and equip
the Philadelphia GS Washington Rail
road from Buffalo to the Pennsyl-
vania coal regiOn-l25 miles-for $500
OOO The work will be commenced
next month.
Saturday afternoon q very large
ssemblage witnessed the game OF base
ball at Cambridge between the Harvard
and Cincinnati clubs, in which the
Cincinnatis were the victors. Score 80
to IL.
"A farewell reception was given by
the City Council of Philadelphia, ut
Independence Hall, on Saturday, to
Governor Curtin, followed by ban
quet in the evening at the Academy of
Music.
"A duel was fought on Saturday af-
ternoon, between Capt. Cameron, editor
OF the Petersburg Inder conservative, }
and Robert w. Hughes, contributor to
the Richmond State Journal (RePubli-
can, in consequence of an article de-
nouncing Hughes. The fight took place
in North Carolina, 16 miles from the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, and
the weapons used were pistols. Cam
eron was struck in the breast the first
fire, the ball striking a rib and CLAN
cling. Hughes demanded another fire,
but the surgeons pronounced Cameron
unable to deliver another shot. Hughes
then declared he was satisfied and the
affair ended. CRmerOn's wound is Sc
we're but not considered dangerous. a.
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SENATOR HOWE writes to Washing
ington from Wisconsin, heartily ap-
proving the scheme to make the Alaba-
ma claims q question of party issue at
the next elections, and says that prom l.
ineut men throughout the Northwest
entertain the same sentiments, and that
this movement would meet with the
universal approval of all Republicans
throughout this section OF the country.
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PRUSSIA
Proceedings OF the ZOlvesIen.

BERLIN, June II.
The deputies in the Zolverien Con-
gress from Baden, have proposed that
the various North German Consuls
represent the Southern German States
also.
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tNAESaENS3Eh L IhAlNo WILL NUN "a
Il the following schedule on ana a1ter Lhe
10th day OF May, lS69-WheelInS tlne'
GRAFTON NACCOMNIODATION.
EAsT-LKAvE wEsr-LEAVEs
daily .5:s5 a. m. daily aI.....iOsO a. III.
CameT0n;;;;.ss s:S5 20 Eso p m
FairmOnt... ..9:40 Z" Aannin Eton.6:l5 i"
ARRIVING AT Cameron -.....7:5O -
Grafton at.-lO:45 a. m. ARRTVING AT
Parkersburg.4:4o pm wheeling aL,S:oo p. IN.
Sundays excepted. "Sundays excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAYEs WEST, VIA C. o. D.
%hGfS daify at.:.- -1o:4o a. M. daiiy atSs::s pm.
ARRIvEs AT Bellair-.........4I5 ''
Grafton i--s ~. 40 pm. ARRIVES AT
Tnmberland. .9:55 " Cambridge. 1920 "
Harper's Fly .255 am, GAINESVILLE. $50
Wash1t 'nCity $40 ICoIumbuS....1l 1880 pm.
%Except Sundays. observation-disclosures am.
Except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LHAyEs WEST, VIA c. o. d.
daily AT. $50 PM daily at......s?9 a. M.
ARRIYHs AT BellaIr..........6.o5 ''
Orator, ,,,...9:2O D. m. ARRIVES AT
Cum6erIand 2:lO I'M. GAINESVILLE $50 =.
Winchester 9:25 "a Cambridge BOO
Wash n City i;;;' 1910 Newark.......II:90 "
PhiladeIphial2OO 90 m. columbus ...l2:l5 p. M.
New York.. 400 pm. m.ICInctnnatL..4:l5
NAIL TRAIN.I
EAsT-LEAYEs WEST, VIA c. o.D.
HWheeltuR laLeaVes Wheeling
daily al. 1850 p. m. daily at......2.O5 a. m.
ARRIVES AT BellR1r.........yS:l6 :"
Grafton .-......3:l5 am. ARRIVES AT
Parker6burg.-7:O iBarneSV1lle..4:3o
Cumberland-.S:l5 CRmbridge....5:oO -
Winchester...3:t5p r. m. ZanesvI Ile..., 200 :"
HagerBtoHn-.2:tO NeWar k-......:6:S5
RaiIimore5:EO " COlum bus. 1880 ~
Wash'n CitY.:6:I5 ICincinnRu 400 p. m.
"SundRys excepted. S5undays excepted
Trains on the Main Line make connec-
tIOns at Baltimore with trains for PhIladel-
phia, New York and Session At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be pro-
cured at the office.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
Il, T. DENRlES
mayll General Agent, Wheeling.
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FLoUR-QuIet and unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures acrive; amber
at 81 30 on spot and seller Jnne; white Nj Mlcn-
igan at 81 So; No. 2 red at 81 Is. Corn-ShAde
better and active; NO. at csc; NO. 2 ut C6c;
rejected at 56c. Oats-Dull and nothing do
ing. Rye-Dull.
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Hoofand's German Bitters.
AND
Es0uFAARzrS GERMAN TONIC.

Thirty.flvo years since they were first in
trOduccd into this country frOm Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, ana benefited suffer
ing humanity TO a greater extent, than any
other remedies known to the public.
These remedies will effectuaIIy euro Liver
Nervous Debility,T .NChronlc DiarrhCea,
Disease OF the Kid Ineys, and all DIsea-
ses arising from a Dtsordered Liver,
stomach or InteH1 tines,
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0heQmteltfqenrer

GOVERNOR GEARY, of Pennsylvania
has authorized an emphatic denial OF
the report that he was seeking a posi-
ton in General Grants Cabinet, or
that one had been offered to him. The
report originates with parties desiring
to Intimate that he has Withdrawn
from the Gubernatorial contest.
WHAT "NAT1oN ?"-They have some
odd people at West Point. For instance,
the New York Worlds reporter, at that
place, begins his letter with the asser.
tlon:
There are still people who live in cot
tages within mile of the Point, and at
Siege Battery, who can recollect Beau
regard and Joe Johnston and Hardee,
and even that silent, polite, reserved
and now fallen man Mr.. Jefferson Da~
Wis, once head of q proud nation, at
present wanderer in lands that know
him not.
What nation?
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NEW YORK; June IL.
The TTi6une'S Atlanta special says
the argument before the Supreme Court
on the eligibility of the negroes to hold
offices, had been concluded by speech
from ex-GoYernor johnson III favor OF
the negro.
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grzuspnrtatIpH.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R.R. Comply

WHEELING, May 9Th, 1859.
DABSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following schedule on and after the
10th day OF May, 1S69-Wheelin2 time.
A HsrnAN nCrHnnENEnn A NION
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Isx rELEGnAPII.
CINCIREATI.
CINCTNNATI, june l2.

Disastrous Fire Saturday MOrnInG.--
Loss @AO,OO0-.-Three Lives Reported