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HIN I-5s OF WON' DIV A-NN'
BALTIMORE, Dec. 81.
Coy. Swami is very i'll at his resi-
deuce here of pneumonia, and will not
be able to give the usual New Years
reception.
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WASnIaGTON.

NEW YEARS DAY IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
The army and navy officers and gov
ernment officials will pay their respects
to the President on New Years Day.
The receptions by officials and private
citizens will be quite general.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. Comply
EXPRESS TRAIN.

WHEELING, November 2Sth. 1858.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN EY
the following schedule on and 'sftcr the
3Oth day OF November, lS6S-Wheeltng time.
EXPRESS TRAIN
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TTNHE PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL ana
:YIh volume. with the January No, now
ready and is one of the most popular, inter-
esting, and instructive Magazines published
1t Is the only one OF the kind III the world
devoted TO the ''SCIEECE OF MAN" his
Improvement, mentally, morally, and physt-
cally, by all the means indicated by science.
Portraits, sketches, and Biographies of the
leading men and women of the world are
given; also. much general information on
Pictorial Double No. we have lile-liko
sketches OF artists Church, Bierstadt, Page,
Huntington barley, Carpenter, clifford,
East ,raIi, johnson, Innis, CropSey, and
Beard; also, the Hon. keverdy Johnson, T..
y. Arthur, NapOleOn l., an illustrated chap
ter on Logs. The American PhyslogHoiny,
and "A large fund OF other interesting fea-
tuIes with upward or thirty portraits and
illustrations. Published monthly, at s. 10 u
year, by 5. K. WELLS, No. $50 broadway,
New OTk. Oec@S-2tdHZtW
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There Is no medicine exlaut equal to thesO
remedies in such cases. y tone and VigOr is
I'm parted to the whole system; the appetite Is
strengthened, food is enjoyed, the stomach
digesLs properly, the blood Ii purified, the
complexion becomes sound and healthy,
bloom Is given to the cheeks and the wear
and nervous invalid becomes "A strong and
healthy being.
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ENRESSEE.
STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 81.
The State Teachers Association is in
session, with very large attendance.
Addresses were made last night by
DOctors3 Bancroft and Sears. Efforts
are being made. for the uniformity in
school books.
SALE OF A NEWSPAPER.
The Bulletin newspaper has been sold
to l.. j. Dupree IL Co. 1t will be
published hereafter ms penny paper,
under the name of the DAILY .Su1.
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DECEMBER 3l.-GRAIN-Wheat-W a
shade better, amber opened lc lower but re-
covered the decline; white Michigan at
81 SIG; 81; amber at Sl71Il as; No. red at
81 81; No. 3 spring at 81 ~. Corn-Quiet and
unchanged; new at &c. Oats-Shade lower;
Michigan at S71ac. Rye-Quiet.
SEEDS-Clover Seed-Lower at s. %.
HoGs-Dressed RQgs-Etrm at l054Sllc.
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Hoofland's German Bitters,
AND
HO0F.AND'S GERMAN TONIC.

PREPAR RED BY Or. n. IA ChSON,
PHILhDELFdIA,.PA PA I.
Thirty live years since they were first in
trOduced INTO this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suner-
ing humanity TO "A create extent, than any
other remedies known to the public.
These remedies will Cfit ctuaIly cure Liver
Compliant, Jaundice, dyspepsia, Chronic Ir
Nervous DebilIty,T DlaTEEUra,
Disease of the Kid lneys and anId.a al pyis. ISL. q :
--..-...s. 1-8'InUrueTeu Liver,
ctUmAcn or IntesA tines.
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CtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
= County, :. Z. Circuit Court.
George W. Pumphrey


> County, :. Z. Circuit Court.
George W. Pumphrey
VS.
Zacunriah Pumphrev, John a. GoOi anu
others.
In Ch2nCery.
;nc defendants i'll this case Will take no.
tIcn IhaI on the INST and second Gays OF
January 1859, between tUt hours OF O'Clock
a. IL and O'Clock p. IN. OF sand day, at the
OtfiCe OF the CLERK OF the County Court, III the
county OF Henry, town OF Clinton, state OF
Missouri the II intif Will take the depCsi-
ton OF John n. Good.
Also al the office of the clerk Of The Cir
cult Court O1 Frederick county, AT Winches.
ter, state OF Virginia, ON the 18th day OF
January 1863. the PIainuN Will Jake the
dep DsitiOn OF David Keller.
< so at he once OF Peck ~ Hubbard, at
tOrncys Mt law, in the city OF Wheeling,
state OF West Virginia, on the 18th day Of
January 1863, aud from day To day until
corn pleIed, the Plaintltf will take the dePO-
sitIOns OF himself, OF Lewis II uli, NJ. g. Good,
Matthias BROOKS and Others, To be read in
evId Cuce on the hearing OF this case.
q W. PUMPHRET.
By PECK / uUHBARp. his solicitors.
WHEELING, Dec. 3, lebS.
dec3-iId&4LW
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Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
TKAiIO\ OF The SYSTEM, induced
by Severe Labor, HardsnIps, TX
-posuTe, teVers &C.
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HOMER is supposed to have been inc
first to notice the Grecian bend in the
following lines from the tenth book OF
the Iliad;
"Io. here the wretched Agamemnon stands m
The unhappy general Of me GTectGm - pauS Snl'H
Whom JoYe DEGREES WIN uaAlS S$NA Ae9 :" N'''>''
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EAST-LEANS

EAST-LEATES WEST, VIA c. O. d.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. SD p M. daily at... 9:25 a. m
ARRIVES AT EeI!air.....-...lU:4O '
Grafton. ....... .lUUU p. m. ARRlN ES AT
Cumberland $40 Il III. CaInbridge...l:lo p. III.
Harpers Ferry7:5O Zanesville...-.2:5U -
WlncheSter-..... NcWark........i.l5 "
Baltimore ....Il:lO COluInbuS..-.5:3l "
Wastlu Cityl2:25 pm.
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Business is extremely dull, as the trade are
occupied in taxing stock, and consequently
Huy alteration IN prices. Certain styles OF
Oleached muslins, like the Lansdon, are,
however, marked up &c per yard; the Ma
Inch brown to the siTme price. All Drown
and Dleached muslins, IN fact, are held very
firmly. Prints are steady and IN limited re-
nuesI at l2lynl3l.c for dark fancies. The
present week mas been characterized by float
ing rumOrs OF numerous failures, but we are
hHnpy TO state that they arc all mostly
groundless, with the exception OF those al
ready mentioned.
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EAST-LEANSS
Wheeling
daily at...-1O:jO a. In.
ARRIVES At
Grafton ....-.---. 1 % pm.
Cumberland.l0:I2 "
Harper's Fly 2:5l am.
Baltimore ..... 6:55 "
Washington. $40 "
Except sundays.
- or
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

Gold in New York saturdd1, closed
at 1917.
Government Securities higher. New
Five-Twenties 1171S; Ten. Forties 1O9.
-Radford G. Rhodes, q prominent
Republican, OF Warren county, Ca,
was killed at his residence, near War
renton, on Wednesday night. Letters
from that vicinity report continued
outrages by prowling bands of Ku
klu1.
Mr.. George Walker, President of
the Third National Bank of Spring
field, Mass, has been appointed by
Gov. Clatlin as special commissioner to
negotiate the Massachusetts State loan
in England. Mr.. Walker will sail on
the 18th inst, in company with Minis
ter Motley.
The long pending law suit involv-
ing the title to the Barnum City Hotel
property, Baltimore, was decided Satur-
day in the Circuit Court. Under a de-
cree of the Court the property will he
sold,
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The Market street Bridge.

We print very sensible communica-
posed Market street bridge, and fully
concur with the writer's views. If there
is any improvement which the public
interests of this community demand,
and which q public spirited city ought
to supply, it is this bridge. 1t would
be enough if this bridge were only to
be used by the people who live below
the creek, for they are nearly half the
city, but we are to remember that peo-
pie on this side of the creek have nearly
as much occasion to cross the creek as
people over there. It is a severe COM
mentary on the management of the
public concerns of the city that its two
sections, between which there is a con-
start stream of intercommunication
are still divided by AN impossible gulf,
spanned only by a single narrow
bridge, obstructed by a railway and
liable at any freshet to tumble into
ruins. Suppose, as our correspondent
suggests, that bridge should give way,
the city south of the creek would be de-
prived of gas and water and would be
at once at the mercy of thieves and fire,
the mills would stop, and an amount of
Inconvenience would result not easily
conceived. But milestone bridge were as
firm as the eternal hills, it is wholly in
adequate to accommodate. even in the
poorest way, the demands of the city.
We trust the First Branch OF COun-
Gil will concur in this matter with the
Second, and that some means will be
found 10 get the necessary blood out OF
the turnip. We have no property on
Market street end have no interest in
this bridge save what we deem the in
terest of the whole city.
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WHEELING WEST VA MONDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1862

Rev. DR.. Breckenridge OF Kentucky,
has recovered so far as to resume his
duties as Professor in the Danville
Theological Seminary.
The oldest merchant in Boston is
MIR. Timothy Dodd, fur dealer, who has
been continuously In business for "a
years. He is now SO years of age, and
NAV be daily found in his store in Milk
street, actively engaged.
e, II. Sears has been appointed
postmaster at Staunton, Va.
Seventeen towns in Mississippi are
to build cotton factories this season.
John Howard, Sheriff of Tuscara-
was county, Ohio, was thrown from his
buggy near Goshen Ford, last Friday,
and received injuries which caused
his death four days afterward. His
wife was with him at the time OF the ac-
cident but was only slightly injured.
An ARRAY occurred near Camp
bellsville. Kentucky, few days ago,
between Jesse Purvis and three of his
sons on one side, and Roman Oaks and
three OF his sons on the other, in which
VIM. Oaks was fatally stabbed by Ran.
dial Purvis and one ofhis brothers. The
wounded man ran some distance and
fell dead. Another of the Oaks family
was badly hurt. An old feud was the
cause OF the trouble.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
BaltImore Cattle Market.

4hOhSOA 4A0y " 4SOOs
REEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to S32 head,
against $40 last week. OF the number offer
ed I84 head came from Ohio, 30 from Virginia,
~ from Illinois, 10 from Maryland, and Il
from West Virginia. over the baltimore and
ohio Railroad, 42O from Pennsylvania over
the NorfI5ern central Railroad; and 92 fton
Maryland on foot. OF the receipts 6oS hesd ts
were taken by Baltimore butchers, l6o by
Washington and Annapolis butchers, eE. tadsi an9
the balance were reshipped 10 the EasL
SCifhont being offered here. Prices To-Day
"a nped as follows: old Cows and scaIaWags
cows at IS 00s6 90; fair quantity Beeyes s. 22a e
M: and the very best Beeves at IS 2oa9 81
neT eg' 100 lbs, the average price being about
+ q gross The market was active threugn-
ont the day at an advance OF fully 25 cents
I,aE loo lbs on the rates Of last week.
SHEEr,-rhe offerings this week have been
chiefly OF very Inferior quality, and Tor
such the market is dull, but for good sheep
The demand is quite active at former rates
STices to-day ranged as follows: Fair to good
VOL Sheep at 5a755c, and sheared 0t 4?2a613c
ner 10 gross. Lambs 81 5Oa4 so per nead.
HOGS-Ths supply has been rather Hsnt
duTfng the past week, but the market has
been inactive, without any material chan9e
in quotations Prices to-day IIanged as f0I3 oil
lows: Fair to good live Hogs S!3al4 per lOO
IhS net, The market closed Lull.
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CINCINNATI.
Meeting orsouthern Railroad Men.

Meeting of Southern HallFOau Meh'
CINCINNATI, May s.
BEFORE the Railroad Committee of the
CITY Council in connection with ad-
visOrV committees of board OF trade
and chamber of commerce, reprepre-
sentatives of various routes Tor South !
ern railroads presented the advantages
of their respective routes this morning.
A large number OF railroad men and
capitalists from the South and from this
vicinity were present. Much enthus1-
asm prevails and great confidence 1s
felt in the speedy completion of the
Grand Trunk line from here to Chat
MAYOR f. Hubert, of the Georgia
State road, showed the Importance OF
Chattanooga as terminus, 1t being
center from which radiate seven Grand
Trunk lines either now completed or
in process of construction with pros
meet of certain speedy completion.
Dr. HapDard, of Louisiana, favored
the line via DanVille and McMinnville
to Decatur, on the Memphis & Charles"
Railroad:
Mr.. ". A. Quinn, of Lexington, rep
resented the advantages OF the Danville
and Emory River route to Chattanooga.
w, ], Ramage advocated making
Knoxville, which he represents the
Southern terminus. He said that city
would meet the road from Cincinnati
at the Tennessee State line.
G. s. Hills, of the Cumberland 81 Ohio
Road, said that the connection between
Cincinnati and Chattanooga via that
road would be made.
Gov. Bullock, of Georgia, advocated
the short line connection with Chat>
tanooga. -,
At one p. m. the meeting adjourned.
The committees will convene again at
the call of the President 10 hear their
delegation, several of which will be
here next week.
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0heQmtelt1qRnre1
The Pacific Railroad connectlon-san

FFaneIGcO Sold.
We received last night about a half
column telegram from San Francisco
detailing the particulars of magnifi-
cent gloritication there and in Sac
ramento over the driving of the last
spike in the Pacific Railway. At San
Francisco the day was ushered in with
'thunders of fort and of fleet;" thirty
locomotives were set in a row with
steam up; and at ten O'Clock dispatches
being received from the junction an
nouncing that the golden spike had
been driven with the silver hammer
into the tie of polished laurel, and that
the last link had been forged in the iron
tie that bound the Two oceans, (Which
dispatch the imaginative reporter says
"sent a thrill of joy through the city'D
those thirty locomotives opened their
awful throats, all tho other steam whis.
ties in the city did likewise, and sim
ultanaously they set up fearful
screaming the like whereof never was
heard on the Pacific coast before. At
the same time the bells were rung, guns
were fired, the Chinese beat their tom
toms, and all the devilish enginery in
the city capable of making noise was
taxed to its utmost.
All this and much more being de-
tailed in a graphic style peculiar TO a
people that gives Its towns such names
as "You Bet," the account concludes
with paragraph stating that much re-
gret was expressed that the roads we're
not Joined and that the ceremony had
been postponed till Monday, and that
the failure to connect was occasioned
by the non. arrival of Mr.. Durant, the
President of the road, whose failure to
arrive was occasioned by the detention
of train, which was stopped by some
unpaid and hungry employees of the
road who refused to let it proceed until
they were paid. The deferred ceremo-
ny is expected to take place to-day.
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mISSOURI.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

ST. LOUIS, May s.
The livery stable of n. B. Milks,
corner Sixth and Myrtle streets. burns
ed early this morning. Forty-tive head
OF mules and horses were consumed.
Loss from ten to twelve Thousand dol
lars. DIR. Pope's medical college, west
of the stable, was badly damaged, and
the museum of the academy of science,
which was in this portion OF the college
building, containing $50, 900 worth OF
anatomical, geological and other rare
specimens, was damaged to the amount
of SIS 900. A number of tenants in the
city were also more or less injured.
THE GRAIN MOVEMENT.
A special from New Orleans says the
delegates of the 81. Louis Grain Assoc
citation arrived there yesterday and
were received and escorted to the st.
Charles Hotel by a committee. They
were called upon by many prominent
citizens. An excursion to the mouth OF
the Mississippi, returning by way OF
Lake Ponchartrain, was to start this
forenoon. A public meeting will be
held Monday and a commercial conven-
tion has been called for the 24th inst''
to which delegates from over nun"
dred town and cities on the Ohio, Mis-
sissippi and other rivers have been In
vited.
Gen. Mitchell, Governor of New Mex
leo, left here yesterday for MS noIue.
He has not resigned, as reported lFoln
Washington.
Gen. Hazen is here from the Indian
country, and will soon go 10 CnlcasO'
He brings no late news.
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m.RKErs BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, May 8.
CorroS-Firn; o,4Oo bales sold at 2s7lc for
middIing uplands.
FLoUR-Closed dull and 5@lOc lower for
common grades.
lower. Rye-Quiet and arm at 81 80 in store
for western. Oats-Quiet and flrm at S61S@
SIC for western in store. Corn-Lower and
dull at sS99Oc for new mixed western, and
sS99O14c tor old mixed western in store and
afioat.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork-Du at SSl93l 10 for
new mess cash and regular. BeeT-Steady
and unchanged. Cut Meats-Steady, with
a moderate demand. Bacon-Quiet and
steady.
EGGS-Dull at 19910cs
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Dullness is the prevailing feature In this
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Improving the Government Credit.

Improving the Government Credit
The important announcement was
made in New York Saturday, by the
Secretary ofthe Treasury, that he would
at once proceed to enforce the Sinking
Fund Law OF 1862, and would buy
million OF Five Twentios per week.
This announcement, combined with
other influences perhaps, produced a
remarkable rise in all classes OF the
public funds, Ten Forties as we'll as
Five Twenties-the rise being from one
to two per cent. There was at the same
time q decline in gold.
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A painter in Newport, r. l., at work
on house, to save the necessity of an
swering questions, hangs out the fol-
lowing bulletin;
ANSWERS TO ALL QUESTIONS.
"Building red. Sashes blue. Bricks
to be pencilled If the money holds out.
Only one coat. Jenkins, painter"
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, May 8.
Tho Senate has refused to pass bill
for abolition of Imprisonment for debt.
NJ. Bara, Minister of Justice, has ten-
dered his resignation to the King. He
is urged to remain In office but refuses
to do sounless the Senate is dissolved.
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GEN, MITCHELL refuses 10 act as
Governor of New Mexico pro tenn, and
thereby enable the President to keep
the place open for the new officer re-
Gently appointed and confirmed, but
who can not take the test oath. That
is, General Mitchell declines to be used
as Grove bait.
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REpEMrr1oN OF Bonds.

REDEMPTION Or BONOSs
It is stated that Secretary Boutwell,
has sent instructions to the Assistant
Treasurer hero to buy one million
government bonds weekly until fur
ther orders.
THE STORY OF THE ARAGo EXPLODED.
A Washington dispatch says that
the State Department to-day re-
ceived report from Government oth-
Ger in New York, in reference to the
story of the departure OF the steamer
Arago laden with arms and munitions
of war, and carrying thousand uni
formed men, destined for the 1nsurgent
army in Cuba. Secretary Fish was
we'll informed in regard to the steamer
In question, as he had previously been
satisfied by the Peruvian Minister that
he had purchased or chartered the Ara
90 10 convey stores to his Govern
ment. She sailed from New York
with regular papers and With
no attempt at concealment. Inc
report that she had on board regiment
OF men and large amount or arms
Minister Garcia and the Secretary OF
State. The Arago did not have SOL
dier on board, neither did she carry
any arms. A small amount OF powder
and some ammunition and certain
commercial stores composed hef cargo
and she carried only her regular crew.
She sailed under the auspices OF the
Peruvian government, and cannot
therefore, without violating the good
faith he used except in the manner
specified in her papers.
A sH1PLoAD FOR CUBA.
1t appears, however. that on
Tuesday there sailed from New York
the steamer Perit, chartered by
Cuban, and containing war ma ma
terial and carrying about 3OO
men. Her clearance paper showed that
peaceful port, and that the prohibition
relating to arms, &C., had been erased
as had frequently been done before
with the knowledge of the Spanish
Consul at New York.
ANOTHER PREPARING.
1t is stated that the steamship Quaker
City is being remodeled. Her saloon
deck which has been taken off Is coal
ing rapidly, and will soon sail for an
unknown destination. She is believed
to be IN the interests of the Cubans.
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CINCINNATI, May s.
The river has, risen 20 inches; 80 ieet
inches in the channel. Weather clear
Thermometer 5S.
P1TTsRURGH, May s. .
Monongahela feet 5 inches and
rising; Weather clear; Thermometer 65' I.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
SPAIN:

MADRID, May 8.
In the Cortes yesterday, Gen. Prim
alluded to the rumors that he meditated
an attempt against the liberal regime,
and pronounced them utterly baseIess.
He declared that the future would prove
that honor and liberty was his motto.
It is reported that Gen. Cabero the
noted carlIst leader has appeared in
Catalonia
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IMPORTANT.

~rsSOURI IANDS-
HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND ACRES
Of eood land for sale; good tue ana at
T6vT fiRures; will be good investment.
viii also pay the taxes on lands in Missouri
4"A HENRY NITCHY,
Jefferson City, Missouri.
Refer to g. P. Hildreth. Wheeling. W. Va.
apT2-6tw
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Bar Iron.

nAR IRON. ROUND AND SQUARE, from
d Wayne and American and 6IISo hAIH'
Pittsburgh. ,.,<
BAP laos oval half oval and hAIf round.
RHP 1PO1T single and double Horse shoe.
RAE TROS' HOOD from to4 In.
4A3 p q. HILDRETH & BRO.
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Why Garlic was to go to stOchnOI"

Why Garlic was to go TO Stockholm
He was the chosen agent of Forney
& Co.'s land agency to csjole the people
to whose Government he was intended
to be accredited with emigration ana
the purchase and settlement, at ad-
vanced rates, of such lands as his prln-
cipals, through their patriotic exertions,
might secure at nominal prices. MOI
sufficient number OF Senators being In
"the ring" of course the thing talled
for the present. Washington tetteT-
Baltimore Gazette.
Was this why Mr.. Carlile's confirma-
ton was so vital to the welfare OF the
Republican party of West Virginia
What particular part of the party was
interested in this little speculation ?
This explains why Forney's paper
thought Mr.. Carlile so proper a man
for the place.
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THE bachelor has to look out for
number one, the married man for num-
ber two.