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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-26

Be 10 ordained By the Mavor, Aldermen and Cop,aon
Council Of the CITY Of Portland, IN CITY CouaeiI
assembled, as Jotloacs;
SECTION The compensation allowed 10 Insnec =
tors Of Petroleum. Coal Oil and Burning Fluid shan
be rs f0ll0ws:.
For ffteen barrels and under at the rate OF twenty
cents per barrel; tor fifteen and under thirty
barrels, fifteen cents per barrel; tor over thirty and
under hfty barrels, ten cents per barrel; tor over
fifty barrels, FIVE cents per barrel
Approved JuLe 10, 1859. js19eod2w
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An Ordnance relating 20 the COnapensn-
tien OF rnspectors OF Petroleum, Coal
Oil, and Burning Fluid.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-26
City of Portland.

IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUN
DRED AND SIXTY NINE.
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WEST VIRGINIA NEWS.

DR.. q. w. Dent and Samuel Frum,
two hitherto respectable citizens of
MononeAlia county, were arrested for
an attempted rape II few days since.
Ono hundred indictments were
found this term of Court in Mononga-
lila, for selling liquor without license.
The Buckhannon NClVS gives the
outlines of ii discussion at the Lyceum
of that town on the WOmen's Rights
Question. Two ladies participated in
the discussion, and expressed them
selves in favor of female suffrage.
Speaking of Women's Rights, we no
tice in the Wheeling correspondence of
the Parkersburg Times, handsome
compliment to Miss Anna Dickinson's
recent lecture here. The writer says:
"All those strong minded female i'm
pressions that we "brutes" of men
have concerning female lecturers will
be Immediately dispelled in her case
by listening TO her eloquent discours-
ing. She is doing noble work and
we say uiUGlG Anna?"
The Point Pleasant Register seems
indignant because the U. S. Senator
was not taken from the Third District
But even though the Senator wasn't
taken from the Third District why write
after the following fashion:
money is scarce and times are hard.
Our streets are muddy and cold and un-
healthy and disagreeable to the feet of
pedestrians. If the State Capital is To-
Gated in our midst, we will doubtless
have an appropriation made to have
our streets put in passable condition" ."
j. Rufus Smith, Superintendent OF
Schools in Morgan county, says i'll his
official report, published in the Berk-
ley Springs Mercury, that rs per cent
Of the people of that county can neither
read nor write.
-"Grant" Houses are multiplying in
West Virginia. Besides the hotel in
this city bearing that name, there is a
"Grant" House at Harrisville, another
at West Union, and third ut Middle
bourne
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BUSINESS MATTERS.

The down eass ice men are In a
good humor again.
The cost of gas used in the city OF
New York yearly is about six and
half millions OF dollars.
The great industrial centre ofthe
Atlantic States will be Pennsylvania.
Her coal beds decide that.-NetD6Wry-
port Herald.
"A cigar, seven feet long and weigh-
ing thirty pounds, has been made in
New Haven. 1t is of leaf tobacco, and
is about foot in circumference.
The N. Y. Herald says our "great
railrOadsi are mere pretexts to save
their managers from prosecution under
the gambling law.
"A N. Y. dispatch to the Cincinnati
Ga-ctte reads thus:
Owing toa report that the demand
for Confederate bonds had revived on
the London Stock Exchange, several
| holders here will send such bonds there
| Tomorrow for sale.
The New York World ordered nine
teen tons of coal from as many differ
ent dealers in that city, and had each
load accurately weighed. Only five
were found to he of the just weight
| two thousand pounds. The other four
| teen loads were all short from ten to
two hundred and forty-five pounds
the average short weight being about
seventy POUNDS.
louisiana last year produced about
l25, 900 hogsheads of sugar and 200. .OOC
barrels of molasses, worth at current
prices over $50, 600, 900. The yield next
year is expected to reach 25o,OOO hogs
heads of sugar, because the planters
generally are retailing large portion
Of their cane for seed. In some in
stances the entire crop OF plantations
has been reserved for this purpose.
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IITATE OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO
> County Circuit Court. January Rules,
Alice NJ. d. Caldwell, widow, and Joseph
Caldwell, Fannie W. Caldwell, James Cald-
well, Alice B. Caldwell, Amanda Caldwell,
minor children OF Alfred Caldwell, deceas-
ed, by Alice NJ. ID. Caldwell, their next
friend, complainants.
VS..
George B. Caldwell In his own right, and as
Executor OF Alfred CALDWELL, deceased,
Alfred Caldwell, George E. Boyd. and
Anna r. Boyd, his wife, Thomas J.
Daugherty anu Jane W. Daughertyt MS
wife, Harry Caldwell, Kate Caldwell, Nell
lie B. Caldwell, Matte T. Caldwell, and
Daniel c. List, trustee, &C., de:cndants.
In Chancery.
The object and prayer Of which bill Is to
have certain bond and two deeds OF trust
securing the same, particularly described in
the bill OF complainRnt,) annulled, delivered
mn and cancelled. Said bond was executed
June 25th, 1858, by Alfred Caldwell, late OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, deceased the
father of said defendants, to Daniel G. List,
trustee for Martha Caldwell, deceased, who
was the mother OF said defendants.
And It appearing from an affidavit hled In
this cause, that the defendants Nellie b..
Caldwell and Matte T. Caldwell, are not res
idents OF the State of West Virginia, on mo-
ton OF cOmplainants' counsel 1t is ordered
that they do appear here within one month
after the fourth weekly publication and due
posting of this order at the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
their interest In the above entitled cause.
Test, MICHAEL j. BRElNlG, Clerk.
STANTON & ALLISON, Sol. for ComP'ts.
febl-oRw4w
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ALBANY, Feb. 6.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA. Feb. 6.

ATLANTAs IbDs % :
In the Legislature, to-day, the House
refused to reconsider the resolution re.
ferring to the question of negro eligi-
bility to the Supreme Court. Members
speaking In opposition to a reconsidera-
ton of the action of the House said the
question of negro eligibility belongs
imperatively to the House. and that it
would degrade itself by referring the
question to another branch of the Gov
ernment after the House had solemnly
settled the questions; that the judgment
that the House had already decided
that negroes are not eligible to seats on
this floor, and the decision must stand
and cannot be referred to the Courts.
The vote on the question to reconsider
stood: Yeas, Sc; nays, 76. Tr..r. l H.
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acknowledgement:
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
REGULAR SESSION.

SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. 9th, 1869.
Prayer by Rev. r. V. Dodge.
Mr.. HOke. from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported back the House Bill to
legaliZe a contract between the Boards
of Education or Eagle township, Ear
risOn county, and MAnnington town
ship, Marion county. The bill was
passed.
He also reported a bill authorizing
T.. 5. Hall, OF Wetzel county, to prac-
tiCe law without taking the test oath,
recommending its passage. The bill
was read the frs. time.
Mr.. Gather, from the Committee on
Finance, reported back the House bill
for the relief of Gustavus Cresap, OF
Preston county. Tabled, on motion of
Mr.. Gather.
Mr. Drummond, from the Committee
on Military Affairs, reported a bill to
provide for enrolling the militia of the
State. Read the first time.
Mr.. Yonng, by leave, introduced
bill to refund the taxes collected from
the West Virginia guards. Read the
first time.
Mr.. Young presented the petition of
John Dilley, asking to be relieved from
paying some taxes erroneOusly assessed
against him. Referred to the Commit
tee on Finsnce.
Mr.. Young presented the papers OF
WIN. II. Collins, praying the passage
OF an act allowing him to patent Ger.
tain land. Referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee.
on motion of Mr.. Burley, Mr.. Apple
gate was granted leave of absence until
Monday next.
On motion OF Mr.. Leonard, Mr.. Eos
ter was granted leave of absence until
Tuesday next.
Mr.. Ioke introduced bill changing
the law in relation to Assessors, so that
they may receive commission on both
realty and personally. Read the first
time.
On motion of Mr.. Hoke, the Senate
Bill changing Hampshire county from
the 9th to the 5th Judicial Circuit, was
taken from the table and ordered en-
crossed.
Mr.. DrummOnd asked and obtained
leave to withdraw from the files of the
Senate, the petitions and papers in relA-
tlon TO relieving j. a. Bradford from
taking the Attorneys test oath.
On motion of Mr.. Burley,
RESOLVED, That the Committee on the
Judiciary inquire into the expediency
of reporting bill amending Chapter
l3G, Of the Code of West Virginia.
Mr.. Phelps presented some informal
charges against the Superintendent OF
the Penitentiary. Referred to a special
Committee. consisting OF Messrs. Phelps,
Price and Wilson.
on motion of Mr.. Burley, the Senate
bill for the relief of Wendell YOachem
was referred to the Committee on
Finance.
The Senate bills to incorporate the
trustees of Raleigh High School, and
to regulate the sale ofspirituOus, vinous
and fermented liquors by Druggists,
were read and appropriately y referred.
Adjourned un.iI Monday at o'clock,
l.
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WASHINGTON.
wAsH1SeroN, February {

WASHINGTON, February 6.
Representatives Arnell, Mullins and
Num-, of Tennessee, in card deounce
as a wilIful and malicious talsehood,
disqualification which connects them in
any way with the school fund fraud in
that State.
The Reconstruction Committee this
morning agreed to report bill re-
moving the legal and political disabtli-
ties from between 300 and 400 persons
in the Southern States.
Governor Brown and Judge Sineral,
OF Mississippi, were heard before the
Committee in favor of the re.submis-
sion of the Constitution to the people ot
that State. The question will be acted
on next Wednesday,.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.
A dispatch from BreVet Major Gen.
eral Augur, Inspector General Of the
Department of louisiana, corroborates
the recent report of General Horace
Porter on the subject OF the Arkansas
military, &c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
T 7

LONDON f0DEuAEy U.
The Government has resolved on the
abolition of the university tests.
The Times denounces the Alabama
treaty and says that it is Incompetent.
sible and without order, unless it was q
secret stipulation some where contrary
to the consideration of the question OF
the recognition of the southern States
as belligerants was plainly provided
for in this treaty, nothing was exclud'
ed. The defects of the treaty have grown
out of, and are owing to semi-publiC
fashion in which negotiations are con-
Quoted. If the United States Senate
hesitates to ratify the project, ireland
will not chafe. 1t is desirable that the
whole treaty be revised and recast as 1t
is now practically that every claim
may go to the umpire for final decision.
II this Is a settlement, the Times asks
for new definition of the word.
SPAIN.
MADRID, February 6.
The Pope has forbidden the Prelates
recently elected to take seats in the
Cortes.
1t is said that Prince Ferdinand has
consented TO be candidate for the
throne of Spain.
Orders have been issued for the execu'
ton of the assassins of the Governor oi
Burgos.
It Is generally conceded that Senol
Olozaga will be chosen 10 preside over
the Constituent Cortes.
Many rumors prevail about the pro-
posed directory and some assert that
the members are to be elected for five
years.
Many political arrests have lately
been made. All the prisoners are
charged with being engaged in the
Carlist movement.
The name of Prince Girgente has been
stricken from the rolls of the Spanish
army.
The CarlisLs are very ncLive and there
are indications that they are laboring
to produce an insurrection which may
break out at any moment. It is rumor.
ed that the llth inst. has been fixed
upon by them for an open demonsira'
ton against the provisional govern
ment.
PARIS, February 6.
An early payment of an installmeni
of the Mexican debt is promised.
PARIS, February 7.
Queen Isabella has issued another
manifesto denouncing the revolution in
Spain, and asserting her rights 10 the
throne.
The G G-eat Powers have granted de-
lay of eight days for the Greek Gov
ernment to make its final decision in
regard to the proposals of the Paris
Conference.
Announcement is made on official
authority that late advices from Athens
give the French Government good rea.
son to hope that the pacific policy oi
King George will triumph over the ex-
citement of the hour. Greas agitation
still prevails in Athens.
GREECE.
ATHENS, February G.
The new ministry is failure. Bull
garis, the former Prime Minister, has
been recalled. The King adheres to the
Protocol.
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Proposals for Transporting Salt.

OEALED PROPOsAES FOR TRANS
y porting all the salt manufactured by the
Ohio River Salt Company. for one or i've
up to IL o'clock NJ. OF the 10Th day OF Feb
The party to whom the contract may be
awarded, Will be required TO furnish good,
staunch, seaworthy tonnage, consisting OF
barges and steamboats, such as pass good in
spection. and are in every respect fully
equipped with lines and tackle, and manned
with competent Oncers and crew.
The salt to be transported will be delivered
from the sheds on the furnace yards OF the
company, will be put up in barrels contain
ing $50 lbs. net each, or in barrels OF bush.
each Proposals made should state the price
OF freight on each kind of package.
The party to whom the contract may be
awarded will receive the salt on the furnace
yards will LOAD, transport, unload and de-
liver the salt on the landings at the Follow.
ing places: ,,,
Vile, Bridgeport, Bellair, Marietta, Ports
mouth. Ripley and Cincinnati, o.; Wells
6T,E and %eSt
Smithland, Paducah. Henderson, Columbus
and Hickman, Kentucky; Madison, Jener-
diana; Cairo, East st. Louis, Alton and
Quincy, ILLINOIS; Clarksville, Na&hville and
Memphis. Tennessee; ht. Louis apd Hanni-
Parties making proposals may include the
whole territory to be supplied in one bid,
uons OF the territory divided as follows:
l. From Pomeroy to all points to and in
cluding Pittsburgh, Pa.
9. From PomerOy to all points TO and in
cluding, Louisville, Ky.
). From PomerOy, o., to all points on the
Ohio River between Louisville, KY, and
Cairo, Ill.
4. From Pomeroy, O., TO Clarksville and
Nashville, Tenn.
S. From Pom sroy, o., to all points on the
Mississippi River, Including Cairo, Ill.
The minimum stage OF water that parties
will be required TO freight salt, Will be when
tow. boats can leave Pomeroy safely with
bArges drawing thee and One-half feet OF
reasonably expected to reach with barges OF
The Ohio River Salt Company will, as far
as possible, give reasonable tows, though
they will not positively contract full tows 10
each point.
The party to whom any portion, or the
whole of the contract, may be awarded, Will
be required to give satisfactory bonds for the
faithful performance OF his contract.
Bids may be sealed and addressed TO ION.
v. B. HORTON, Pomeroy, Ohio, and should
be marked proposals for Transporting
The Ohio River Salt Company reserve the
right to reject any or all the bids that may be
offered.
The Ohio River Salt Company offer
FOB SALE
All OF their large stock of Barges. Floats
Gangways, Tarpaullns, Lines and TacKIe'
and the entire stock of articles used In load
ing and transporting salt; and, 70 kuch az
make acceptable bids, will give the Pr1Yi-
lege OF paying for their purchRSes In 1relgnt-
OHIO RIVER aALT COMPANY.
r. r. HUDSON, Sec. and Treas.
PoMERoY, O., January IL, 1862
jRn23-laWtd
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CANADA,
TORONTO. February ;

TORONTO, February 5.
A gang of desperadoes, among whom
were two penitentiary convicts, were
discovered to-day, in little hut on an
island in the lake. They threatened to
shoot the detectives who went to arrest
them, and while the detectives sent for
assistance, the thieves escaped in boats.
on entering the hut. large quantities OF
stolen articles, lately reported to the
police, were found.
MONTREAL, February 5.
Gen. Windham entertained the Gov
ernor General at dinner last evening,
at which about 400 guests were present.
His excellency attempted 10 drive
around the mountain to-day,
but the horses were unable to get
through the snow drifts, which at some
places are from fifteen to twenty feet
deep.
MONTREAL, February 6.
The Governor General has expressed
the opinion that Montreal should be
the seat of government, and he will use
his influence to have it brought here:
Several well known Fenians have
left Canada for the United States, fear
ing, it is said, revelation by Whalen.
DUNDAs, February 6.
The residence ofJames Coleman was
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
about $4,000
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MAINE
AUGUSTA, Feb.

The House eofRepresentatives, of to-day,
by a vote of 90 to so, passed resolu-
ton recommending the Governor to
stay the execution of Harris, the muir
derer, thirty days.
HoLLowELL, Me, Feb. 6.
Ex-Governor Hubbard died in his
Office to-day, of heart disease.
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MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS, February G.

ST. LOUIS, February6.
The Furnishing Goods Store off. E.
Crawford, was burglarized on Wednes-
day night last to the extent of fabout
s.. 700. r...r-. ......
tition of the Women's Suffrage Asso-
citation was referred to the Committee
on Constitutional Amendment.
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1PoraHkErps1E. Fahrns

The excitement over the sudden
death OF cattle at Fishkill Plains has
subsidized. The four that died were
found by stream.of water, having been
poisoned, and the balance of Mr..
Haight's cattleIare in a healthy condi-
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MONTREAL, February 6.
Burned to Deatn.-.DIed.

Mrs. Leonard, an insane womsn,
confined in Jail at Flint, set her clothes
on fire last night, and was burned to
death.
Rev. Father Recter, Pastor of Trinity
Church in this city, died this morning,
ofsmall pox.
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Suicide:

.''-.-.-- - TOLEDO, February 6.
George Leach, confined in the county
Jail at Adrian, Michigan, on charge OF
obtaining goods under false pretences,
cut his throat this morning. His re-
covery is doubtful.
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Commissioners Sale.

Commissioners Sale.
Martha V. Cunningham c,.no.r,,
Eoff Cunningham q others.j
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE ENTER
ed in the above named cause by the CIR
cult Court OF Ohio County at its December
term, 1888, and as Special Commissioner
named therein. will offer at public sale on
Saturday, February goth, 1850,
at o'clock NJ. at the front door OF the
Court House of Ohio County, the real estate
mentioned in the bill in the above named
cause, being the undivided nth part OF the
north third part OF lot numbered lhirty-fOur
(34) in the old town plat of Wheeling, being
on Main street between Union and Madison
streets in said city. and also the one undivi,
ded fifth part OF lot numbered one hundred
and sixteen (II6J corner OF Clay and Fifth
streets, in that part OF the City OF Wheeling
known as kaEt Wheeling.
Terms OF sale :-One-third of the purchase
money and Rs much more as the purchaser
may desire, in hand, and the remainder In
equal instruments at eight and sixteen
months, respectively, with interest from the
time OF sale, the purchaser giving bond with
GOOD personal security. Title retained until
purchase money paid in full.
WILLIAM Z. HUBBARD,
tanlS.law4w special Com m issioner.H
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Removed,

UIHE OFFICE OF JOHN w. MITCHELL,
i Real Estate Agent, has been removed to
the building occupied by Miller q Woods,
No. q Main street, up stairs. feb2.lW
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River and weather.

PITTSBURGa, February q.
Weather Gle T; therm ometer %. River
feet Inches in the channel, and falling.
CINCINNATI, February 6.
River risen 81 inches, with q feet inches
in the channel. Weather clear; thermome-
ter $50.
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mARYLANn.
BA1r1MoRE, Feb. 6.

The reported loss of ten thousand
dollars by a lady, was caused by
woman who Is supposed to be crazy.
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NEW YORK.
NEW York. February G


Gov. Blair, of Michigan, the Repub-
lican member of the Subcommittee of
two, from the Congressional Committee
appointed to investigate the alleged
naturalization frauds, has concluded
the examination Of over one hundred
witnesses in several towns in Orange
county, and will return to Washington
D. c., to-day.
The jury In the Harrison Vreeland
breach Of promise case, in Hudson
county. N. j., returned a verdict for the
paintih OF IS, 900. The lady fixed her
damages originally at $4,000 fE.
An extensive fire is now raging in
Mulberry street, in the large picture
frame factory.
ALBANY, Feb. 6.
The annual meeting OF the American
Social Science Association will be held
at Agricultural Hall in this city on the
l7th and 18th inst. Addresses will be
delivered by Samuel Elliot and Horace
Greedy, and papers will be read by
Professors Goldwin Smith, John S.
Gould, F. B. Sanborn, Charles l.. Brace
and Charles Francis Adams.
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LANCAsTER. Feb, 6,

Several attempts have been made
recently 10. fire the Children's Home,
An inmate named Ellen Doyle was ar
rested and confessed her guilt.
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The warrants issued by the Treasury De-
partment during January to meet the re,
uuirementH OF the Government, amounted
in round numbers as follows:
Civil. miscellaneous and for -
eign lntercourae..."............ Si.44O, UO0 70
Interest on public uebL............ 81, ,7OiOyO W
War Depart rtInent SPA 600 90
Navy De0aTtment............... l,S59OOO 20
Interior, Pension and Indian. S24 GOO 90
Warrants issued for redemption OF public
debt are not included in above.
fractional currency printed du- -.
ring The month ...................... $500 OOO %
National Bank Currency issued 205, ,46O co
Amount in circulation ........... 900 7S9, ,34I 90
Fractional Currency redeemed. 63S,6lS co
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PENNsYLvANIA.

SCRANTON, Feb. 6.
Mr.. GraWs who was injured by an
accident on the Lackawa1na and
Bloomsbury railroad, were not of q
aarfOOS ChRroetar
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Transportation.

Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 2JTH, 1858,
Trains will run as follows:
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GRAFToN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
HEMPFIELD RAIL ROAD.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MARCH
O23, 1868, the train on the Hempfield kali
road will run as follows:
Leave Washington. n. m.
Arrive Mt Wheeling. g...............93Oa Il. m.
RETURNING:
Leave Wheeling. ............. ........3:O0 p m.
Arrive ut WashlngtOn..........6:OO p. IN.
apr2 W. u. BURTON, Sup't.
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CONSULTATION FREE
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that after
The first visit they can take the treatment
homo and uSe II until cured, without pain or
interruption 10 their usual vocation.