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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHrely Vegetable,

The Indians centuries ago discovered
the wonderful properties of the Iris Yer
scolor, or Blue Flag They used it for thu
blood, for the Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Pas
sages. For Scrofula, Neuralgia, Sick,Headache
Incipient Consumption, Diseases of the Skin
Diseases of Women, DrOpsy and all other com
plants spriugins from the blood, the Liver
Kidneys and Urinary Passages, there is nj
remedy in medicine that will compare with
"IRlSGN." 1t is purely vegetable and is safe
and reliable. sepI5-lmdGw
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The Canada Farmer thinks there is
nothing equal to timothy for perma-
neDt meadow. So do we, but clover
should be grown as fertilizer, as we
have no better material for green ma
nure; and during the process OF laying
sterility, fine crops of clover hay may
be garnered.
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was yery fond; and as thi ess had
been bought for Camille y special
reference to the glories of her anticipated
married life, this objection was almost
natural. But Bella treated it as absurd
and Camilla at last gave way.
1t need only further be said that
though Giles Hickbody and Martha are
not actually married as yet-men and
women in their class of life always NOV.
ing toward marriage with great precau.
is quite understood that the
young people are engaged, and are to be
made happy together at some future
time.
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A farmer by the name of Mcclellan
living in Huntington, Lorain county
Ohio, has Just sold serenteen cord OF solid
apple-tree wood to Sandusky Carpen
ter Tool Works. His orchard was de-
stroyed last spring by a tornado; other
farmers in the same vicinity suffered
like losses.
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Always tie halter by making sim
pie loop, and thrustiug the end of the
halter through this loop. This is quick,
ly united, and will never come united
of itself. Never tie horse to a rail
fence, if it can be avoided; when 1t is
necessary, do the hitcAing near corner,
and never in the center of rail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-05

The damage caused in the vegetable
world by insects every year, IS esti
mated TO amount to more than $40, OOO.-
900. Farmers and gardeners have got to
use moro diligence ia fighting and de-
stroying these pests. A united effort will
work wonders.
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Sale of Real Estate in WetZcl
County.
James G. ws.t,)
T NJ F. White


PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF TIE CIR
cult Court Of Wetzel equity, rendered at
the November term, ls6s, IN the above named
cause, will sell at public auction, at the front
door of the Court House for Welzel county, on
the - day of November, 1869, (being the sec
ond day OF the November term OF the Cireu
Court Of said county,, tract Of sigh &c, hun.
d-sd oer,s Of land situated on the waters OF
Fishing Greek, in said county, and described IN
a deed from said West 10 defendant, dated April
Goth, 1867, and filed with the papers of the
cause, in order to the payment of the sum of
s2la5, due January, 1868, with interest from
the 10Th day Of April, 1861 and the costs Of suit
and sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne fourth of the purchase
money 10 be paid in hand, and the residue in
six, twelve and eighteen months from day OF
sale, the purchaser giving bonds with good Sc
curity for the same, barring interest from date.
For further information in regard to said
lands, reference is had TO the papers OF the
cause filed in the Clerks office of said unity.
J. N. STEPHENSON,
octioaw4w Commissioner.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New Observation-Disclosures
gar Makers.
For Cincinnati - Steamer Salado
[Steamboat Column.
Greceries-List, Morrison & Co.
New Goods at Adlers' [head OF local.
Peabody Insurance Company.
N. c.. Arthur, General Insurance
Agent.
Opera Hnuse-PartiDgton Sisters.
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store Room for Rent.

'hE pESIk S, STORE ROOM, IN ODD
L FELLOWS HALL, on Monroe street occu.
pied as Fruit and Flower store during the
summer is for rent, either by the month or
year. Enquire on the premises. -
sep29-lw GEO. K. BULLARD.
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1t is estimated that Logan county,
Ohio, raised over three hundred thou
sand bushels of surplus wheat for sale.
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FOR RENT.

rI'HE HOUSE IN WITCH 1 RESIDE, AT
/ the corner of Centre and Fifth strests.
Possession given Immediately, if desired.
oct4.2r- A l. FOREMAN.
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NOTICE.

0NHE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR WILL
/ remain a few weeks longer at Mr. WitteB 8
Boarding House, No l56 Main street, Wheeling,
W. Va next door TO Friends Furniture Store.
Special interest taken in the treatment Of all
Chronic Diseases and those case, given up as
hopeless and considered incurable. Consulta
ton free Medicines moderate.
octi.Iw DRs. n. o. & CO
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Notice.

THERE WILL BE MEETING or LEE LEE
i Segar Makers of Wheeling, at the n1ps
Hose House, On Union street. between Mar ~
and Fourth, this evening At full at,
tendance is requested &
oct5-lt
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Washington (Indiana) Mills
Elnsrr

BARRELS OF THE ABOVE FANCY
-. hlte Wheat Family Flour, the very
best In this market just received and for sale by
WI N. REILLY.
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Special attention given to the repair of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, &c.
Work guaranteed.
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How 10 Get and Keep Good Farm

THE END,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-11

OF internal Revenue, stating the amount received ct
such sales the value OF the stamps used the amount
paid by him for storage or transportation, and the
amount retained by him ~ commissions, together
with the balance deposited, and returned to the
Assessor on form 81. J. w. DOUGLAS,
Acting Commissioner.
Approved by GxORaE 8. BOUTWELL,, Secretary Of
the Treasury.
Weekly Currency Statement.
The shipments Of fractional currency during the
week were a. follows:-To the national banks,
$i4130 and to the United States Depository at Bal
timore $4,000 The Treasurer holds In trust for
the national banks as security for circulation,
$342,s71,i 100 and a. security for pubic deposits,
$2s 500; mutilated bank notes burned during the
week. $lol. 100; bank currency issued for bills de.
sroyed during the week, $lss5s2 total issued pre-.
viously, $6o69As; bank circulation outstanding at
this date 500 4e5 fractional currency destroyed
during the week, $3ls, 800.
Insernal Revenue Receipts.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
l,4o5,o75 and the grand total for the week
SS,l40,7l5
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

keystoaes, Of Philadelphia. w. Harvard uni
r versity Nine.
Yesterday afternoon the Harvard University nine
PLAYED the Keystones, Of Philadelphia at Phiiadel-
phia. The proposed game was to have commence
early, in order that the Harvard nine might leave ut
five O'Clock. The Keyst0nes were, however, late
upon the ground; 50 that only seven innings were
The Harvard nine were confident OF victory had the
other two innings been played, and even proposed
to remain and finish the game, to which the Phila-
delphlans objected, as they had made other arrange
melts. The following Is the sCOre:-
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san Francisco, on the evening of the 3oth ult, had
q sensation IN the way Of . performance of ''Rose-
dale in which the principal character that or FL
nott Gray, was sustained by Mr.. W. Ii. L. Barnes,
son OF the late General Barnes Of Massachusetts.
and one OF the most talented lawyers OF the Golden
CITY, who on this occasion made his ssnrsf appear.
ance" with the intention of adopting the stage
as profession, but for the purpose Of aiding the
treasury Of the Mercantile Library Association Of
san Francisco, OF which he is ct present the vice
president The papers Of San Francisco pronounce
his attempt great success and the veteran actor,
John Brougha am who was present, said that 1t was
the finest FIRST appearance" he had ever Witnessed
and that not one man In every $4,000 could have
done well. The following speech of Mr.. Barnes
upon being called before the curtain at the con.
cusion Of the performance fully explains his rea-
sons for appearing on the stage, and his action
under the circumstances cannot but be deemed
highly creditable and praiseworthy:-
LADIES AND GRNrLRNEN-I should be glad to pre-
sent TO you something which might ntly represent
my feelings on this occasion. IL II impossible.
cause he was too lazy to do anything else He made
mistake can truly say 10 Is q most laborious
and painstaking, and a. pursued BY this most adj
cannot let this opportunity pass without expressing
my deep sense VI obligation to all the members OF
t,s aass from lts chiefs TO ,ne ha =, sub
once their ara and them. II any man thinks the
profession OF the stage Is an easy one let him
Try IL | have made TITS humble enOrt In
behalf Of the association with winch | have
been connected officiaiiy for the past four
years. and see before the at least onc hundred men
VINO could give one thousand dollars each to the
support and perpetuity OF the Mercantile Library
with less EFFORTS or sacrifice, may say, than this
effort has cost the. Win you not sustain and MAIN
tain this library for your children, giving them the
blessed refinement and cultured society OF the do
ings and sayings NJ the world Of Thought and 10
HHatw Aht A.<ilpx 1<.
that this evening has inaugurated . movement
which Will place the Mercantile Library Association
on nrm foundation, and at last make II o great
free library, bearing its influence wherever the
Epglisb language v read or sp0kep 0p this coast
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CROPS IN FLORIDA.--COtton Is in fine condition and
looking and doing remarkably well, especially where
Il has been wei worked There Is more rain than Ia
healthy for the weed and reports continue OF pres
ence OF the caterpillar, Corn Is made and good
crop viii be gathered. This Ia the case throughout
West and Middle Florida In the east and south corn
has suffered much from drought AMI the crop WIN be
very short Fv0S1dlan. Juae ~.
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MusigiL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

sangani dances in Paris next season.
Jim Jubilee, IRIS, wharf matinees are an immense
success.
'Flash Of Lightning DAILY is nightly shining at
the West Point "hOps."
Miss Lydia Thompson 10 slowly recovering from
her recent severe illness,
Tayleure, the lion tanner. il cultivating muscle
and squashes on Long Island.
Leo Hudson anu her horse "Black Bessn are
Mazeppaizlng the 'broadbrims" OF the Quaker
]. Lester Wailack has three new dramas for next
season. Like Oliver TWIST, he Is in London looking
Manager Jarrett's SUNDAY schooln scheme Is q
failure. fne parsons failed to back him up pro-
Rip Van wnkle jefferson is teaching young .Rip,'
how to sleep RIP" senior and junior are pro-
crossing rapidly.
parted last night overland for California. He is ad-
vertsed to appear in San Francisco tomorrow week.
Frey n9rts and the Elise .S Holt egresguers are
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams have closed an en-
gagement with Barrett Mccullough to play in san
Edwin Adams starts for California at an early day,
to fulfil four weeks engagement at Maguires opera
John BrOugham opened at the California theatre
san FRANCISCO, on last Monday evening, appearing
in "David Copper1eld" and "A Gentleman rom Ire
land"
The Waverley theatre, which closed on the ''glo.
ri0Gs FOURTH" reopens tomorrow week, with an
American biriesque troupe, under the management
me wallace Sisters ..purlesque compinationn
still continue to meet with success in the western
part Of the state Tney appear at syracuse on the
l4th inst.
This is the last week but one OF the season OF Bry
ants Mlnstres at their cool and cOsey little nall in
the big Tammany wigwam After closing In this
city they migrate to the Arch street theatre Phlla
delpha, for two or three weeks.
Billy Florence VIII do the comic Dutchman for
next season. He has been to see three heavy come
dies IN Holland, and Will favor with his dialectlc
version Of them as soon % he returns.
Manager Moss thinks that pant0mne is the worst
kind OF nonsense. He not long since expended some
thousands OF dollars on the ''dumb shown luxury
but would not indulge in 1t again even were to be
offered TO him free or cost.
Mr.. u. ID. Chaplin, assisted by Miss Annie Lockhart
Is playing 'Scnool" In Salt Lake CITY. Tue peace
ful "Saints' Of ali classes nightly receive instruc
ton.
Lefngwell has added two new comic dramas, en-
titled billiards" and "Ihe Victim OF Circum-
stances to his repertoire for the coming season.
John +. Poole, the interchangeable gentleman who
writes q new drama for Tony Pastor every week in
the year, has just finished a new pantomimic drama
for Marietta kavel. We believe this Is only the
second drama Of the kind that has been written
IN this country, and both are by the same author.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


Close OF Wednesdays Proceedings.
GNoTR.-The following was received
after 2 o'clock Thursday morning.:
The Senate remained in executive ses-
sion from 2 o'clock till after Z last
evening, confirming number of nomin-
ations of a comparatively unimportant
character.
The nominations for Circuit Judges
were taken up and the following con-
firmed: George F. Shipley, of Maine,
for the First Circuit; Lewis B Woodruff,
of New York, for the Second Circuit /;
w. McKennare, of Pennsylvania, for the
Third Circuit; William i. Woods, of
Alabama, for the Fifth Circuit; S. L.
Witty, of Michigan, for the Sixth Cir
cult; Thomas Drummond, of Illinois, for
the Seventh Circuit; and John F. Dillen,
of Iowa, for the Eighth Circuit.
Postponed.
The nomination of George r. Pearce,
of Maryland, for the fourth circuit, is
understood to have met with unfavorable
action in the nature of postponment, but
is still pending, together with that of
Lorenzo Sawyer, of California, for the
ninth circuit.
stormy Debate on HOar.
Before the latter nomination was reached
for action, a motion prevailed to take up
the nomination of E. r. Hoar, for Asso-
ciate Justice of tht Supreme Court. A
very long, and at times, stormy debate
ensued as to propriety or probability of
confirming il. Finally it became appa-
rent that majority of the Senators pres
ent were opposed to fIoar's confirmation
and his friends moved the further con-
sideration be postponed. This motion
was negatived, as also was the next one,
that the Senate now adjourn and another
that the first motion is laid on the table.
Easing His Fail.
At this point a canvass of the Senate
showed there was majority of twelve
in favor of rejecting the nomination, and
it was understood that several New Eng
land Senators th6reupon pledged them
selves that if majority would allow the
nomination to be simply tabled, the name
of Mr.. Hoar should be withdrawn. Upon
this understanding the nomination was
accordingly laid on the table.
SickyeS ct ais.
A considerable number of nominations
were not reached at all, and this failure of
the Senate to confirm them, cannot be con-
sidered significant of their ultimate fate.
Among the number were the nomination
of Gen. Sickles as Minister to Spain, and
various consular appointments.
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ture may well demand of party having
a claim that he shall go to the other CO.
ordinate department of the government
with it and prosecute it, as the latter de-
psrtment is created by the constitution
for that purpose alone, but it cannot erect
in the place of the latter, some other tri-
bunal or outside party before whom the
creditor shall go, or allow him to go into
court on the condition that he has, or will
present his claim also to the Trustee with
in some specified time.
Every man has the right to go into
court Internationally, and the judgment
of the court is the measure of his claims,
and no other fact or thing can be substi-
tuted or allowed to embarrass him. /,
therefore, sustain the demurrer on the
ground that the act is unconstitutional.
EAST, Chancellor.
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Near the Last Ditch.
SPAIN.
Duke of Genoa.

MADRID, Dec. 24-It is reported here
that q council Of the royal family was
held at Turin yesterday to decide the
question of candidacy of the Duke of
Genoa for the Spanish throne. The
Spanish Government and the partisans of
the young Duke have not abandoned their
hopes Of making him King.
Wire Pulling.
The Government has ordered eieC-
tons to fill the vacancies in the COrtes for
the goth of January, in expectation OF
adding to the majority for the Duke of
Genoa. The election will be holly con-
tested
The First Thing Needed.
The press unanimously demands that an
election be held for municipal councils, in
order to terminate existing unconstitution-
al municipalities, the present having been
illegally appointed by the government.
Initiating Grant
The Ministers have gone on hunting
excursion to the Toledo Mountains. Three
hundred Guards and a battalion Of in
fantry were ordered to accompany and
protect the Ministerial party. This excur-
sion, contrasting as it does with misery
prevailing in the capital, causes a painful
impression.
Bishop of Havana.
The Bishop of Havana has disappeared
from Madrid. 1t is reported he has gone
to France with the Bishop of Ossuna.
He has openly declared that he does not
recognize the provisional government,
! the regent or the revolution.
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GEORGIA.
A proclamation.

ArLAETA, Dec. 2S.-Gov. Bullock
has issued a proclamation suEnmoning all
persons elected to the General Assembly
of the State of Georgia by proclama-
ton of Gov. Meade, Jan. %, 1869, who
are qualified, to appear in Atlanta on the
10th day of January next where per-
SOM who are qualified to hold office in &C
cordance with the act of Congress In
such cases made and provided, will be or
ganized in the Senate and House. OF Rep
resentatives in the Provisional Legislature
of Georgia, for the purpose of promoting
the reconstruction of civil government in
Georgia, in accordance with the laws OF
the United States.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
The AYres Tragesly.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Dec. 23.-ln
the case of Ayres, charged with the
killing of DR.. Oliver, Miss Ellen Ayres
and DR.. Brown, the family physician,
testified to the effect that Miss Ayres was
about to become mother, and that the
deceased had seduced her. Ayres was held
to bail in the sum of $25, 600 to answer
the Indictment
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TERRE HAUTE.
APriYnte ExecntioM.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, Dec. 29.-Oliver A.
Morgan, the murderer of John Petrie, was
hung in a small building erected for the
purpose, near the jail, in this city, few
minutes past twelve o'clock to-day. He
met his fate with apparent indifference.
The execution passed off very quietly, and
with no unusual incident
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Smallpox is on the increase in New
York. The Board of Health, a few days
since, passed a resolution requesting Con
gress, in the event of any legislation
regulating immigration, to provide that no
immigrant shall be received by any cap
tain of a vessel for transportation to this
country until saidIimmigrant shall produce
a certificate of vaccination.
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A petition, which has already received
over one hundred names, is being circu-
lated among the working women of Bos-
ton, asking the city government to aid
them in some way to keep off starvation,
which mara Of them are now suffering
from. They complain that, the times
being dull, the city's money could be ap-
plied to them at better advantage than
spending it for a new city park.
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Germany has now the exclusive use OF
the old Atlantic cable. The final arrange
ments for the transfer of this line to
German company have been made, the
former owners only reserving the right OF
using it when their own cable is injured.
The communication between Valencia
and Berlin, by way Of London, will also
be carried on by a line exclusively under
tbe management of the German company.
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FORTRESS MONROE
The Armada.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, Dec. 23.--Twelve of
the Spanish gunboats came up the roads
this morning and anchored, but were
shortly afterwards signaled from below,
and went out again.
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RICHMOND.
Good Move.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 23.-Over four
hundred colored men have left this vicin-
ity during last week, to go to work IN
Louisiana and Mississippi. 1t Is estimated
that over 1000 left the State last month
for the South.
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me- nredictions of a high /

The predictions of a high tide, with
which Capt. Saxby disturbed the peace OF
all ports and harbors, reached Singapore
in due course, ard melted the merchants
and the municipality to erect barriers to
stem its anticipated invasion. The
alarmed citizens expended about $40, 900,
and on the day of the expected inunda-
ton the tide was not quite so high as
ueual
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PORTLAND.
Sic Transit.

PORTLAND, Ne, Dec. 23.-Gov. Cham
berlain has issued an order detailing the
State militia as an escort for the remains
of George Peabody, when they arrive.
The British Consul has received dispatches
from Minister Thornton signifying his in
tention TO be present al the reception Of
The remains of Mr.. Peabody.
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ROME.
work.

ROME, Dec. 23.-The fourth congrega-
ton of the council will be held on the
3Oth inst, when the election of the TWEEN
ty-four members of the Committee on
Religious Orders, will take place. 1t is
expected that as soon as the committees
are completed, the discussion of proposals
concerning faith will commence.
Play.
All of the Austrian Bishops were re-
Ceived at Audience yesterday by the En-
press of Austria. A dinner and recep-
ton was given last night by the French
Ambassadors, at which so dignataries of
the Church were present.
Through English SPcctacIcs.
LONDON, Dec. 23.-The Russso-Polish
clergy have instructed their delegates 10
Ecumenical Council, TO oppose unity of
temporal and spiritual powers, the doc
trine of infallibility, the injudiciOus edu-
cation of the clergy, and an organization
of the College of Cardials, which pTacti-
cally excludes foreigners.
Those SuPerhuman JesuitS.
The Times to-day speculates on the ac-
ton of the Ecumenical Council 1t cX-
poets some concessions TO the enlightened
sentiment of the age, but predicts that the
dogma of Pspal infallibility will be de
creed. 1t believes that the political aims
of the Jesuits will be nullified by the
| European governments.
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BOSTON.
/ Moral Discovery

BosroN, Dec. ga recent verdict of
y Jury in liquor case that lager beer
was not Intoxicating, has been set aside
bk Judge Lard of the Superior Court.