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"AssAssINATED."-The use of big
words to express small meanings makes
things ridiculous sometimes. A case in
point. An evening or two since while
a trial was going on at Squire Clohan's
Office, between two women, it was
deemed advisable to clear the office OF
all men except those summoned as wit
nesses. Because they were shut out, did
not deprive the men of their curiosity
to hear, and so they went to side win
dow, that was raised, and were doing
nicely, until one of the men inside came
and sat down on the window casing. OF
course that operation curtailed the in
formation due the outsiders, and they
determined to move him. And they
done it. Taking huge pin they sud-
denly stnck it in that part Oft the person
in the window nearest them. Suddenly
there was a roar that nearly raised the
reof, as the injured man clapped his
hands on his coat-tail, and skipped
across the room yelling "I'm assassin
ated! I'm assassinated"
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PARDoNED.-At the March term o;
the Circuit Court of Ohio county, VIM.
Frederick was found guilty of grand
larceny in stealing $40 from William
Martin, and sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary for the term of one year. Upon
his arrest, and in the presence of the
Justice before whom he was taken for
examination, he confessed the theft and
returned the money. He is young
man of about II OF Is years of age, and
this seems to have been his first offence.
The Governor has been furnished with
numerous statements by responsible
parties of his previous honesty and gen.
eral good character, and also state
ment by the officers of the Penitentiary
of his industry and good behavior since
his Imprisonment. 1t seems that being
absent from home, in a strange place
and destitute of money, he yielded to
temptation. His petition for pardon is
signed By the Judge of the Court, the
Prosecuting Attorney in the case, a
number of the jurymen, and other intlu-
entail citizens. In consideration of all
these facts, and believing that the ends
of Justice have been fully met in the
punishment already endured, the Gov
ernor on yesterday granted him an I'M
conditional pardon.
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ARRIvAL.-We see that DR.. Reid has
arrived in our city, and will remain a
few days at the Mcclure House, where
he is ready to be consulted by the
afflicted. His reputation for affecting
wonderful cures of the diseases which
he treats, is constantly increasing as his
visits are repeated. Let those who are
suffering consult him at once, and
thereby satisfy themselves of his ability
to treat their cases. Below we append
statement handed to Us of a reliable
gentleman, which speaks wonders in
ITSELF
| take this method of bearing tssti-
mony to my appreciation of the success
full services of DR.. Reid in the treatment
of my wife. She had Catarrh and Bron-
chitis to such an extent that she was
considered hopeless, and had lost her
voice. l and her friends thought she
could not live but short time, and my
family physician gave her no encour-
agement, but under the judicious treat
ment of DR.. Reid she is restored.
NJ. L. MILLER,
Architect and Builder.
Martins Ferry, July %, 1869.
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A FUNNY SIGRT.-We don't know
when we have seen anything funnier
than the effort we saw "Gooseberry''
making yesterday afternoon to get up
the leveo. He was chuck full of fusil
oil-yeu could hear it slosh round in
Kim when he walked-and the combined
effects of hill and whisky was most too
many for him. Get straight up the hill
he could not, and when he tried to
make 1t at the angle, the tangle his legs
would get in was fearful. He wonld
raise his left shoulder until it was on a
level with his head, and then try to
make Decline from the wharf boat to
the boat store. After ten minutes Ia.
POROUS travelling, he came to anchor al
the house north of the wharf boat. Not
satisfied, he gave a shake and q
snort and tried again to make it. This
time he stepped at the foot of the hill
near the steamer Hudson. A third at
tempt and he cleared the top of the hill
but as he turned to shake his fist ir
triumph at the ascent, he was near fall
ing again to the bottom. He's red bo,
u ooseberry, he is.
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OFF FOR PITTsBURGH.-The Baltic
Base Ball club, of this city leaves on the
Circumbendibus railroad this morning
for Pittsburgh, where the boys are to
play the second game in their match
with the Atlantic club of that city,
Considerable interest is felt in the game,
and a good many of our citizens are
willing to say "Amen" to the wish made
by young lady last evening, "Oh, l do
hope our Base Battles will win"
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DISTRICT AssEssoRs.-By a circular
issued from the office of the Secretary
of the Treasury, each District Assessor
is required to make cut and forward 70
that office report, quarterly, giving
the names of all dealers in whisky. 70.
bacco and cigars in his district, together
with the amount of business done bv
each, the amount of each ones bond
name of surety, &c.
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Noh"su st, A. ID. 1869,

.oo- of the Court House of Ohio
Al the ~, no o'clock, A. NJ, proceed 10 sen ~
Colnt, c,;op. 10 the highest anu oes. elyuoI
public IfoIIowing described parcels OF real es
the t li,uate in the city oil Hheenng, IN s M
:s that is to say Inc sS" Of For Fonrtb street
lSs stu'TIs ION and Market alley, and Lot No.
between an Morrow street, and adjoining the
&! iTOntlns aid south half Of Lot No. l3s in enc
east line and marcel commencing at point
parcel. s,,eet AZ the south line OF said Lot
on EOn'. ,hsnce south and parallel with Fourtn
No iN ,birty three feet thence east anu PaIsliei,
street Nth line of said Lot NO. l5o, IN equai
With the S,Ho, to Morrow street, including Lot
brssdihi, 'nting on the west side OF Morrow
No - - The north * feet OF fractional
street 49, W.. and said Lot No. SO. Third parcel,
Lot No TO- TO-, in the west line Of said fractional
comm "a On Fourth street, at point IS ieet
Lot No, the south line of said Lot NO. i3e,
sSusn south and parallel with fouTth street -
thence =, me south line cf SAID Lot NO. III,
leet ana nth the south line Of said Lot ~.
thence eI'sI win the south line of said Lot No.
and para, thence north with the east line OF
~, ~ ~ IN a point in said last mentioned
aid Lot - .ortb of the south line of said Lot
line - west 1872 feet to the place OF begin
~ 'Hh hing the residue OF the fractional Lot
No -, 18th and wife by deed dated the 9Th
D. W Sanismber. 1891, and recorded in the re-
day m q e5ire of Ohio county, and also Lot No.
cordeI yoTrow street, together with all the
~ , al and appurtenances to said parcels at
Oultu'a - belonging or in anywis appertalnlng.
tac6eI " nF SALE-One-t third cash, one-third
lhA .i;, Of one year, and the residue on
u ci oT ,To wears from the day of sale, the
'reS.. ixst,lments TO bear interest from the day
credit ,',,rrbasers 10 give bond with good per
OF sac my Pf for the deferred payments and
' 'St tile to Is retained until the further order
. ,Se said Circuit Court. s
81 inc '''" GEORGE w. JRFFERS,
I'D Special Commissioner.
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The j. NJ. White made but one trial;
the other boats made several. The
White ran against a rising river all the
way mp; besides, there were no wood
flats in her day, aid she was compelled
to wood off the bank instead of en-
ploying steamers with wood on board to
assist her-the same as the. Eclipse and
other boats did. When the Richmond
was built it was proclaimed far and
near that she would make the run from
New Orleans to Cairo in twenty-four
hours less than the distance had ever
been made. She has never made the
time equal to any of the boats named
above, and if ever she does we will note
the fact.
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p,11oR CoURT.-The Police Court yes
terday morning looked like a black
berry patch. The majority Of the loos'
colorsd population of the city was pres
emit anxious to know how the case o.
Oracle sutton,a colored sister, charged
with disorderly conduct, and the use Of
language not to be found in the Polite
Letter Writer, and the case of Pameiia
Dixon, charged with "shying rock" al
Charles Sutton, an ancient colored
brother, handsomely mounted on
crutches that looked liks.trestle work,
would terminate. 1t seems that Mrs.
Dixon agreed to do some plain sewing
for her dark complexioned sister, and
that they quarrelled about the price
after the work was done. This led to o
declaration of war, and finally to open
hostilities, in which bricks and stones
and unseemly language prevailed. 1t
appearing that Mrs. Dixon has insti-
gated the muss, she was fined 81 and
costs, the highly colored Sutton being
discharged from arrest.
In the case of James West, charged
with kicking up row at dance AT
"Hell's Half Acre." it was proved that
James made no noise that he was an
instigator of harmony that he never
dreamed of being disorderly; that some
other persons inclined to make fuss
came in the neighborhood of the dance
when James got sabre for the purpose
of sticking it in the gizzard OF any per-
son who should attempt to be disor-
Derby. He was discharged.
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MIssING.-During the heavy storm
up Wheeling Creek, on Friday of last
week, q lad, about twelve or fourteen
years of age, living with Mr.. VIM. Daig,
went out into the garden to remove
some valuable flowers, and has not since
been heard from. As several out-houses,
agricultural implements and even live
stock are known to have been carried
away in the flood, it is thought the boy
was drowned and floated into the Ohio
river
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saturday, the oath day of July
4. ID. 1869,

Al the 'front.' loOr of the Court House OF Ohio
county state of West Virginia, at ~ o clock A.
proceed to sell at public auction, to the hlgh;
-, aad best bidder, the following described real
vs,a,e situate IN the said county of Ohio, that Is
70 sly. Two certain half lots or parcels OF lah9
g,ua,e on Coal street on the farm Of Joseph
Caldwell deceased known and designated on
The Plat as The south half of lot numbered forty.
.N iiGl an the north half of lot numbered forty
rgf ttN. srh half lot containing twenty. i've
Coa street and running back one hun
Ired fee, being the same two half lots which
were covered 10 Stephen Ralph and the said
Philip Ralph by Joseph Caldwell and wife by
deed dated the ID day of November \. D. l-52,
recorded in the Recorders office of Ohio county
"a deed book No. B. folios % and "a, 1.-THE right
Vi mining and digging for coal on said half lots
he ng reserved 10 said Caldwell and his heirs.)
TvTms Of sals: Cash.
GEORGE W. JEFFERS,
iun2Ltd Special Commissioner.
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ANOTHER RING ABOUT TO BURsT.-A
Germ An astronomer has published a
pamphlet in which he maintains that
the earth has a ring like those Of Saturn
and that this ring is cooling off and get
ting ready to reconstruct itself into a
moon, much nearer to the earth than it's
old satellite. This ring is what astron,
omers have called zodiacal light. The
writer thinks the catastrope of the burst,
ing of the ring may occur in our time
or that of our children.
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Music IN THE ARA blind fiddler
attracted good big crowd yesterday at
the corner of Monroe and Market streets.
He sawed out Captain Jinks of the
Horse Marines, Mary had Little Lamb,
Champagne Charley, and the like, in
the highest style of the art. "Mary
Had" and Captain Jinks" got along
finely together until the Cap. was cut
out by Champagne Charlie" but the
Little Lamb and the Horse Marines had
tough time of it. The Lamb, you see,
was o blackleg and gambled on the
green, and it skipped off leaving the
dilapidated Horse Marines in the dim
distance. While this was going on the
blind man gathered in good many
coppers and shinnies. An enterprising
youth wanted the fiddler to give him
change for a bogus twenty-five cent
shinplaster, but the blind man Couldn't
see it,"
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THE CONCERT To-NIGHT.-The con
cert to be given tonight by the Crescent
City Minstrels will be very pleasant
affair. A fine programme has been pre-.
pared, containing some of the newest
and most attractive things in the burnt
cork opera, which the company prom
Uses to render in good style. If you
would hear good singing and new jokes
go to Washington Hall tonight.
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERs.-Night be-
fore last two men were observed prowl.
ing round the back alleys and in the
rear of the houses of Ritchietown. II
was determined by some of the citizens
to watch and follow them. At one
house, Oh Sixth street, they stole a jail
of preserves from the window and then
chase was given. The thieves were
chased down the alley but by doubling
and turning they made their escape
From the description we have of then
there is no doubt but they are the sam,
IS were prospecting around residences
in Wheeling few nights since. TIL,
citizens who gave them chase undoubt
edly prevented them from "goina
through" some house in Ritchietown.
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FINE JEwELRY.-Oxteby 81 Duffield
Jewellers, 103 Main street, have Just re-
ceived large additions to their stock of
fine Jewelry. The goods received are
direct from manufacturers, and embrace
all the latest designs, having been made
up for the fall trade.
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DELEGATE TO THE PENITENTIARY.-
John Riley Young. found guilty of grand
larceny at the July term of the Wetzel
County Circuit Court, and sentenced to
confinement in the Penitentiary for two
years, arrived at that institution yes
terday.
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ATTENTION WoRKINGMEN.-The Gov
eminent of Holland, anxious to under
stand the plans of the different work
iugmen's Unions in the United States
made a request of the Governors Of the
various States. through Secretary flsh
for copies of the Unions in their States
Governor Stevenson has received such
request, and is anxious that our Unions
shall be heard from. He therefore ask
the different Unions of workingmen IL
this city and State to send him copy
of their Constitution and bylaws. Int
Typographical Union is the only ont
thus far that has complied with this re
quest. We believe the painters, ciga'
makers, boilers and nail makers are or
sanized into Unions. Can't they eacf
send the Governor copy of their con
stitution and bylaws to-day
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ANOTHER AND VERY RARE CHANCE
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.-F. N. Porter
No. 1875 Main street, will offer to the cit
liens of this city and vicinity 400 paii
of shoes, consisting of ladies', misses
and childrens. These goods will Dc
placed on his cheap counter, and sold 81
the following low rates: Ladies ,snoes
s1.OO; misses, 75c; children's' QUO
Please give him call and be convlncec
that there's no such inducements onereo
by any other house in the city. Don
forget the place, F. N. Porter, 10 MALI
street.
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NoTICE.-The Boilers of Wheeling
and vicinity are requested to meet at
American Hall, Centre Wheeling, at 2
O'Clock this afternoon for the purpose
of attending the funeral of Brother
John Evans. BY order of CIV.
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UDon't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear, at 1O7, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.
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Caution 10 the Public.

HAyISG BEEN INFORMED THAT A
III man calling himself Philip Reilly sAs been
represeuting hinself as in nv employ, and has
been collecting money in my name. deem &c
necessary TO warn the public that no such per.
sou has Seen employed By ne since The early
part Of the year lea, nor has be sinee THAI time
been authorized in a1J manner Whatever 70
transact apy business for ne. and no rseeipts
given By him VII be recognized 81 ne ~ se.le-
meutA N AH sI,a.
WEFELNo. July - lsee. Jyls-ir
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ACCOUN ID FoR.-It is well estab'
lished fact that the atmosphere is humid,
and some kind of stones show dampness
prior to a storm. Two gentlemen no.
ticing the dampness on piece ofgranite
in trent of Carroll & Brothers Marble
Shop, were descanting on the probabili-
ties of rain and the properties of granite
to gather and retain moisture, and be-
came quite heated in their arguments
pro and con, when little boy with his
clothes tored behind settled the question
on a canine hypothesis.
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wWheeler s. Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes for rent with the privilege of ap-
plying the rents to the purchase, at VIM.
Sumner & Co.'s, No. IS Monroe street.
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TWe learn that Rev. B. Roberts, OF
Pittsburgh, will preach in the Fourth
Presbyterian Church tomorrow, morn
ing and evening.
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SHEPHERD ESTATE.
Land for Sale.

>rRSUANr TO THE DECREE MADE BY
~ circuit Court of Ohio county, on the
L w g9r If lime. 1859, in the suit in chaneery
mn. NJ. aH' LEVI b SPRINGER AND OTHERS.
SSesn"r,Iainants. and SHEPHERD MCINTYRE
I,TIp OTHERS, Defendants, the undersigned
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Yesterday was a dull, heavy day
In the early morning the sun iooked
like peeled onion.
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

| OFFER FOR SALE THE TAVERN
stand BOW occupied by me at East Richland
on tie National Road three miles West of St.
Clairsvile Ohio. This stand is well situated
and provided with good stables and every con.
Nenience for the accom- mediation OF the travel
tng public.
For further particulars and terms address
tle Subscriber at East Richlgnd, O.
iunl2tf JOHN G. R0TMEIR.
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yFor anything and everything in
the way of Boots or Shoes, 60 to Blond
g. Bachman's.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Yester-
day morning Daniel Odenbaugh, Esq,
one of our oldest citizens, died at his
residence On Wheeling Island.
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Real Estate for Sale.

A T HENDRYSBURG. BELMONT CO.,
n Ohio, fine two.story Frame House and
let. House containing eight rooms and two eel
aTs, nearly new. Lot 52xlOO, with fruit trees
shrubbery, &C. One lot directly opposite, COX
I'm, with fine stabling, Fairbanks scales and
cider press in excellent order. Also ; town
lots adjoining the pike, containing choice fruit
Trees &c, acres OF land planted with the
Catawba vine, in No. ! condition.
will sell the above at private sale, on liberal
aud easy terms For full particulars address
henry YAUS,
Hendryshurg,
NI.lmdaw Belmont Co. Ohio.
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RETURNED.-The Wheeling delegates
to the Y. NJ. C. A. International Conven-
ton, held last week at Portland, Me-,
have returned.
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ERev. d. w. Fisher, of the flrst
Presbyterian Church, left this city ior d
trip to the mountains.
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vBlond & Bachman have received
fine assortment of the spring styles OF
Lasting Balmorals and Lasting Button
Caters.
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EThe Photographs made &c faf,
tridge's cannot be e1celled for oriiiiAn'
tone and fine finish.
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pPartridge is always prepared to
make Portraits, in Oil or Pastel, of the
finest quality.
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" For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin,
and for Beautifying the Complexion,
use "Cream of Violets." For sale by Ed
mud Booking and Booking & Carroll.
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lS Closing out "quarter" De LANES
for l2i cents, at Rhodes,
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FOR RENT.
TOR RENr

I'VE STORE ROOM
lI.o street rec now occupied by 10 To-. , MONROE
n A, the room No. IL, oScn TNis Little 4 Co
n sI as hardware store. "P PED by j. P,
Aprii ist 1859. Enquire Of possession given
Wv. MIJ1pn
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BWhite and Black Lace Points at
New York cost at Rhodes.
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FOR SALE.

NY yIpTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR.
D CUIr Court of Ohio county, State OF West
Virginia. rendered on the third day OF June a;
D .6g, in = cause i'll cAancery pendlng IN Saig u
Cir,u,t Cont, wherein Philip Ralph is plaintiff
and Ei,hard Reushaw and others are defendants,
shall on
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gLiIen travelling skirts, cool and
cheap, at Rhodes.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

nNE OFFICE DESK, ~ FEET LONG.
~ One burnside Stove and Pipe.
Two Small Stoves.
one Square Upright ShoE Case.
Une Counter, Ia feet long.
windows, DODrs, Nantes, &c.
Apply soon TO
,, LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
"i'''u Bridge Corner.
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Eg"Lace and pulled Chinizettes and
Lace Collars and Hand'k'fs, at Rhodes
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THE INCOME TAX.-Next year is the
last year, under the internal revenue
law as it now stands, in which the tax
on incomes is to be collected. The
amendment passed in 1867 to the 10th
section of the law reads thus:
"That the taxes on incomes herein
imposed shall be levied OH the first day
of March, and be due aud payable on OF
before the thirtieth day of April in each
year, until and including the year
eighteen hundred and seventy, and nc
longer"
Unless, therefore, Congress extends
the operation of this tax, universally
acknowledge to be inquisitorial, oppres
sive and unconstitutional, its existence
has hearty come to an end.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

E'UWSkS SMALL DWELLING HOUSES ON
wheeling Island. Enquire of
NARY JNO. I. GILCHRIST,
3 Main street-up stairs.
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A SINGULAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as
young man, perhaps % years of age,
whose name we were unable to learn was
passing Silyey II Lists drug store, cor
ner of Market and John streets, without
any apparent cause he fell to the ground
as though he had been shot. So sudden
was his fall that policeman, who was
standing on the opposite corner, thought
he had been struck and ran over to his
assistance. He was found to be per-
fectly sober, but unable to tell what
allied him. 1t is thought he had slight
stroke of apopiexy. He was put in a
street car after he had sufficiently re-
covered, and went to his abode.