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tbat will. make his administration : Of thst
once bouonh bic, able, and successful He
haa no nteuda "a reward, no enemies
70 nuptah: u Tree from ali ftugA" COLI
bInauo1s, ard c!ques, and will 90 into
of,ca unembarIaated By political or personal
pledges. The President may depend upon his
fidelity, aud the people upon his undertaking IT,
ltEt1cl to the public tnteIeatL
We whh him euccesR, md bespeak for him q
generDua reception at the naEds Of ouf brethren
of The pIesA throughout the country.
, 1869-10-19


hofF1ssef u salo % nave Dot heavily against
facker-oEa oet Win she1h o'bl1en being $1,000
III o. WAea ne ~lns
Ine se~ toSR 4s*9Tans slnks toaS Asa packcf
a'n hes psotevea5 eaeeeasaA "0 Fae1r1 Of
Democ5a1a a2e asAeo oJ A1oufnN Of t1e parry
IN Wisconsin 70 lnscs1oe thets ticket on taer
F@4est ~ aau n.1o1 tasm ID toe 'see u sae eAe-
ny. u "sA t1pog1pa'eaa ei1ol,
Anonk oeoe1 tsuuA.oe puls aaAtuoaesu ~ ~ sHe
1enaesSee Ae2.Aa1ofs, ope WIZ .ae 'ononas
aoe oo9ht 70 eaAe .ae teaa. = NM :" .ee'Ham
dpn! me.apets u sne last 1euesA AsseupiI ne
pr a@Hs paio 70 tuem oSes 100 ABOVE iop1 ooaAt4
per oAy.
Iae aeBol'1pElon ltn"s> dere-fst eA3s: ffes,.
oenf Gfant xnoWs M ne" secretary OF "as weu
eno anuu4telJs n4sia9 oeen meuoes VI oea-
aA beaAnapa 1a'aete lannJ "Rea young
nan.' ,....
'aoSe =. b. eafpeates. OF d1seston' ieAAs, te'
eeoaJ sea' note 70 tne aon. T. y. uass' .as1a.e
htm 10 JOINT d0cu8&loa On po1ecA qpestlon3 IN
that city, but the latter emphaticallJ replied:
decltue to meet Jou On The stuup or anywhere
else" This closed the correspondence.
C. c. Cornell, nominated By the Temperance
party In Minnesota fof Auditor OF STATE, declines
the eand'dacy- he regards the putting In noml-
nation oi 1aifd or Temperance tlcket a. pfesens
Here is he speeeh Of aecep,auce, reported pe,.
,alim, o. Denocratie candidate rof sasrtd tn
WiAton8tn: GentlemeH-1 hare 5erred yOu 81
snertn ono term. Ireg.su this nomination as N
eadosenent Of my oa,eal conduct. ! caunol
| make speech or preach, ons when .als conven'
! md tatr dnnf."
I Ht&n the rennas,ears n, r.aorastsr. p. nnmt
"AeAA *Ae A%~FtVt4>A.H' '" tNAo>'NSsSAt ~ A~"
, 1869-10-19

The practical result Of running temper
ance candidates for ofaee, =. against the
candidates Of political parties, was shown
at the recent election in Allegheny County.
repnsylyaaia. The tempeEancs men NOM
, 1869-10-19

sorru 1u7r,oo- r,n.-+o, " " r.,x,,. c.,,x.
sssu, r: r. Roanok: Asti.:aat snpt17i.a7. Anton
0s.s' 4nzn ..a" =. - f1.eu
.~rrisa, Iato1s 3ctnn1 :.,1;aat s.,,sr; y
L Aoulsou; Tor" c1t'k, II. i. Ruser.
SoRfa ca,c.so1coaeetar. s.1 otto PeltEer: Super
Pete:s: Hssn cx1k joes4 Earbere. '''S'' - ~
New n rHE rrMR Foh REFORM.
c;t;vana of cb;ca,o shon1d hear !, mind
th,t ,ba 1,resent !. the onlv onno,tnnitv al
.ffect;n, cfac;a, refor7, in tb;s countr that
ri,l infer for resrs Tvovea,s lonce there
ui1, be an elcc,;on all over The country for
a new Congress-. and 70. State officers, in.
cludine members Cd The Legislature, and
marty lines will necessarily be strirt1y
drawn. Two sears later will be the Psesi-
DENTAL election, when the1e can be no re-
taxation If party discipline Mr.. Greeley,
il d recent letter, lptly described this as
tie AZ ''oH-yea1 in politics, and one present
ing to the people axlesirable opportunity to
cr'17ect Evils, destroy abuses, and get nd OF
incompetent public ofdcess- In time
Of pence prepare for war holds ns
good in politics as u anything
else Il abuses haze csept into the Aepuo-
Iican organization, now is the time to apply
the Kennedy, ind not in the middle Of cam
paign md On the eve Of a battle. If there
be corruption in Office, now is the time to
appls the knife. Il meni incompe-
tent and discrecetul, haye. during previous
political struggles, mounted upon the back
Of the past7, and had to be carried foz fear
of detection and diso,canization. md Of in
rn1yinc the t'efeat Of 1irinr n,incinles. nov
is the time to throw thesa men Of. md to
ralie7e the pa,tv of load which u,ust ulti-
nstelv csush and destroy il.
There has not been such fitting time
Tor reform since tho var broke out. There
has been. unti1 now. no election In which
important questions, deeply affecting the
interests of The county. haya not been more
or less at stake In the meantime, co1rap-
r1a -
-...a.a .m,a r,,,, . ,rt;.,u;,5 ~ x.,,,,,. .
feel;no hare coma IN -eoa,a +aa Offices,
ns 49, Nv ana ~ -o.sis :. ,ha;-s,.,o.
Tho,, ho,.o ,oraraoa tha 80. - .h;,,
~. 49,. -. .,,. - - 30.
~. ..,,,,;. ~. S.,-.-ts -
~,
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At neettpV Of citizens Of Joliet, n, held on
Thands1 laa1, = resolution was ADOPTED, reeom-
ntDdlrR that the toEn and city ni Joiter rale
t1eo. 900 4tock In the Jo1et, Nena1k, Mendoza
N4lEAJa
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NR, RhNKQN's SPEECH

the city for week or more, making speech
es in liquor saloons and elsewhere, de- |
nouncing TIE CR1cAoo TRIBUNE. One night |
last week, as one Of the editors Of TEE
TR1uuM whs going home, he heard noise
in basemout saloon, and, thinking there
might DO a breach Of the peaee going on
there, which ought to be reported, he went
down and looked in, Ha Was ncunh relieved
to see that it was only a political meeting,
consisting Of fifteen persons. including ma
reporter, listening to a harangue from n.
B. Judd, who ~aa supported On the right
hand by J. 7. Snammon and on the left by
George ". Gage The next day the osRan
Of the Ring said there had been great out
pouring Of tho masses ut that place, and
ti,at, nfter. Mr. Judd Ind finished his eAo-
quent speech, 3fr. Scanmon rose and WAS
received with round after round Of ap-
plause, and that he proceeded to tell the
people That be had once owned The Cu-
cA6o TunusE, and that he had spent
great deal of time and money in nursing it.
etc, etc On Saturday night Last Mr..
Scammon made the same speech over again,
or something very like it. We transfer
tb;s neaviah 1ocument IN on- c,,o,,ra f,r
w. +n-ao.a ~ ..,;,o .o,,,a,1,;n. .,,ort !,
~ s..1.-a. e.n;,;a..a e.. .hs ~,
r.;..,.;sn.1 Caa-...;.. ,.1 = s-aa.,:..1.
~
a.:1. .sIao. w., ~ ~ e",'' ~ ~ 14oe1o ~
-. 49,. 49,. - ~ ~ 49, s.;a.-aa - .,,a. - ;,.s .
~ c.:1-.., o ~ :"
Law 1oa' - 40 oss'.a.'e4u Seu'su'
;Hat., | ~ ~ c;t;.ann,.;s,s, 1872 ~ .a-asea.-.;.. - I
-. - sssu s,s TT ~. 1s.'.>-s. u us:HS, -
f.mans" ~ ~ ~ y t t;a a.mast - 5as;,a - % ~ ~ ~
daara1 - 49, = ,,aa. Nv ~ 49, .;,1-at ha,, a
1aon ,r.,;sa5 .,ah,.1- ~ ;af.a,~ -, ~,
,ort;na = vo,,,a bssa haon m,ta,;.,Iv
in.a.1ea =. :. .,.fss.,u .xe,ns ~ ~.
scsmn,on ~ hs a eena;aat. ~ tha Comet
tntionn1 cor~a,t;on ~ -, n.o,t a.. ~.
hIer nfr tho chinror h.. ha roht -
h,va .ao.o 4.ou,1nt;ar ~, ~ ~.
-n;sg7,aa M, ,f hi. ,,,.ss bous. a. no,.,.
uh, b.ro nsra- ,ne'ast.a b;rn r. IT.
scammon avar owned rur cu,c.co ~,
49,, - raa 90 ,on, 80 .h,+ ,o,,1s1. 49,
x,nnecta;, 9TH Il ,a.s3,, tha ,;-,,,oat,,,o
r. h. 80, ts.1,.aa - :, - - = -, =
- ~. :.,-,.;
~ - -. - :. ..a.s =.
~ ~. - !. =,
-. s. -
hoat 49, - '1@ A. >''' " ~@>'1N~0' ~'~"
~ ~ | &C., ~ - ~ ~ :: -.. ,,-
49, o - -, tsA "4eA ~
:. N a.. e4 eAoe.'o "Ae
~ a.-,a. I,,s'. ~. - .Ss1.1sea - e'es' % ~
~, -" " 80 Aee7' Aa4 "A'.t "t1
tm' Ano ps't'leo e'a9ea ~ ss
..n. a1o"ea, ~. ~ e' ~ ' Aua =,
s|y NV "ut's' A0'1s .o'Ao' :, ~ VIZ
.14eeapn, fepo'eea ,ar 'na ~aao ~ o7e'
.he COUNTY, enat tne ctt1zens OF lineage
,.'o ''1' 1'i'en ~ "olgnauon, ETC aad' "nen
.ne eonn .. tna easeaa1 press came
aeA n'eo H''n toese slanoe's' tnes eop'ee
ne'a ~ e'saeaes aoA' .ne country sS"pa
,uNeu WIN otae'eo ~ ats 7eoe"'o"' e'c
: ~" tae4e - NV "olu VI untn II taa
, 1869-10-19

p.rs brown hatI t. row the most fashionable
iu IAarssL
ALosher child died Of h5drophoba IN Pnlsde1-
ph!Y, ca Thur,t}ay. 1t Was cAasel by nip upon
VIC Niger sfvra &Aa sexs,es.
The seven victims OF the P1ntin Inassacrc. Ehose
ao4tes were uncsrthed, hare at lesRta been nnafir
committed to thelr p1I1nw homes in tic hnftal
ground OF the family Of Nine kinct, at Tourco-
!ur, tesr Routa11. rpEazds Of $1,000 persons
xe1e p,esen. nl Tic sunesAa-
t Excursion trains arc called "pleasure trans" In
Fr2rce. The ra4I3ay companies ara advertising
pleasure t!ari to ytst the secnc Of the late hofr-
be murders u paatin- A gentleman u Chetaourg
,ately recclscd desraah ~ TELEGRAPH 10 the fei'
iowlng effect: +" Yolr wife Is dead. Funeral sun
day. Take the pleasure tzatn." :"
Tnere IL ii London = large balloon On eEhihAhou
xhkch makes short asccnu for the conTcnteuce Of
the public 1t ts conooed ssd hsoed doKu oJ
rope which Il attached, aud the charge Il non
three 10 1rc dollars each for ascending 3 coo fect
A abort time aso Mrs. Hogs, Al inmate Of ont
| OF the Loneon worknoaseF, completed hes aun+
tircJth Ycaz, AID, On being asked how she would
tiIe 10 cetesfste the event. chose TO 50 mp IN 1nt
! balloon, The medical odlters Of the p&fisn. ta'
masson of tho wuEkhouse. Aod pattJ df Aa'es
ascendct K,fh her, and when the balloon vas \
| the nsghest peint tney handed uer vine and DIS
custs, and presented her witt 4 ued.l which hAt
| beeu struck to COMMEMORATE suc evtnt.
There u school for tuparttnS 10 snutes III
| power OF speech Ia Northampton. Mass. 1t IL ro1
/ NJ, with pupils. Thcaa we're either born oea,
| aud therefore could Dot les.n 10 speak by tn
sanse Of hcas1nE, or lost Their power Of bearing
lseAse in ear15 liie. and 70 lost thtir power
, 1869-10-19

The Observation-Disclosures, Plays and
COnCrxkE--1ttcFufF Gcsstp--NcN
Hooks nnd Announ cclN c ntX-mr-
Eaic,s Views on Sybnrs1bc LtvtnR-
Political MntteFM-Thcftn. xAnd the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-29
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, December %.
FLOUR-Low grades scarce and firm;
choice and fancy brands nominal; sales
at 75a5 % for spring extraA
WHEAT-Quiet, unsteady and 4alc
lower; sales OF No. at S4aS5c; No. = at
76ta79c. closing at 79ic; this afternoon
the market was steady at 79ia799c seller
January, and So seller February for
No. ..
CORN-Quiet and 2a2ic lower, rang.
ing at 70a74c for No. 2; tic for rejected;
56a59c for no grade, closing at 69ic for
regular and re for fresh receipts Of No.
?; this afternoon the market was quiet
at zoe for No. seller January.
OATS-Were firm and excited at the
opening sales at 43ia44c, but subse-
quently became easier; sales at 43a4I4c,
closing nominal at 42ia42ic.
RYE-Quiet and firm at zoe for No. 2.
BARLEY-Inactive and nominal at
75a77c for No. 3.
HOGS-Dressed firmer and 25c higher;
sales at 10 50all so, closing at 10 5Oa
IL 90 for prime lots, dividing on 200;
live quiet and steady at S35al0 10 for
ypmmoa to choice.
SATrLE-Quiet and firm at 15a 4 b
lor sHmmon cows; 50a5 80 for fair TO
meulH@, and Q0a6 IS for coed ship
ping steevs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-29
New York Market.

NEW YORK, December %.
COTTON-Firm; sales 1900 bales at
25tc for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed so better on low
grades with fair export demand.
WHEAT-Very firm with moderate
export demand at l 24a1 % for No. g;
l 33al So for winter red and amber
western.
RYE-Neminal.
OATS-Dull and heavy at 61a62ic for
western.
CORN-Nominal ut / 05al 10 for old
mixed western.
PORK-Very firm at 80 90 for mess Cd
spot; sales 1900 bbls mess seller Fsbru.
ary at 80 0Oa30 IS.
BEEF-Nominal.
CUT MEATS-Nominal.
BACON-Nominsl.
LARD-Firm with buyers of prime
steam for February at lSc and sellers at
1stc. :
EGGs-stsady. and in fair request.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-29
Allegheny Live stock Market.
ALLEGHENY, Decem Der 90.


CATTLE-The cattle supply was a
snail one and did not exceed 500 head
against 900 head that was offered the
week previous. The weather was very
unfavOrable; the roads being in terri
BILE condition, owing to the soft wealth
or that prevailed for some days past.
Among the dealers were several from
the East; their purchases did not ex-
coed four or five car loads. The de-
mand generally was a light one; most
of the offerings were of the medium and
common descriptions, not just the kind
that was wanted. The rates were about
the same as last week. The best that
were offered sold at 50aS 90 per cwt;
fair to medium at 6 OOa7 90; common,
4 50a5 so per ewt. There were no fancy
lots offered. At the close of the market
only limited number remained unsold.
1t may be proper to mention that the
city butchers have an ample stock Of
meat on hand to meet the wants of the
holidays. The advantage of the mar
ket was fairly on the side of buyers.
SHEEP-The supply in the market
reached 1900 head, against 1900 head for
The week previous, showing an increase
of 200 head as compared with the week
previous; generally speaking the offer
ings were of the medium and common
kind; there were no fancy lots on sale;
in regard to prices they remain unal-
tered, figures that prevailed last week
would answer on the present occasion.
The rates for that offered were 5 00a5 so;
fair to medium 00a4 IS per head; COM
mon stock 25a3 % per head. The
principal part of the offerings were dis
posed of, few lots only remaining I'M
sold; they would probably be driven to
the Central yards.
HOGS-We have no changes to note
as regards prices or demands; the pack
ing season is nearly over and will prob
ably close with the end of the old year;
the amount that was packed i'll this
locality was quite light as compared
With former years. The nominal rates
we're, in q retail way, 10 50t1l 5Osl2 90
per cws, the latter figures could only be
obtained for q good article.
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AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.


MONEY-Market quiet and easy in
the morning at 6a7 per cent on call,
and active at the close at per cent cur
rency to per cent gold. These spas
modic movements of activity are due to
the calling in of loans by corporations
to pay January dividends, and also
more of glut of a market. 1t is re.
markable feature of the loans on call
that the securities contain q general
sprinkling of gold certificates.
DISCOUNTS-Quiet at 1l0a1l2.
The Assistant Treasurer has thus 1ar
disbursed s., 500, 900 in gold on account
January interest. The disbursements
are entirely for coupons. Inc ooSks
for registered interest not Deins ieaus'
no payment on this ACCOUNT VII! pe
made until Ffiday. Inc Assistant
Treasurer is also paying the semi an
nual interest in currency on the Donds
;ssnad in sid of the Pacific railroad.
This statement that II. SB. Clafiin 81
Co lost 500, 900 by Joseph, the Cincin-
natl merchant, is without foundation.
The firm is auditing all creditors, and
500, 900 represents the entire amount in
volved.
1t is stated that the Irregularities in
the Merchants Exchange Bank are due
to the fact that Oakley, the cashier, has
been assisting his brother, tobacco
merchant, recently suspended. 1t is
reported that the bank at the utmost
cannot lose over $50, 900, which would
still leave a surplus of SIS, 600 to $780,
900, after paying the dividend. The
bank holds securities of various kinds,
which, if they are of the value repre-
sented, will cover the loss.
STERLING-Quiet and firm at 10S5a
100.
GOLD-Lower; opened at 1901 and
closed at 100; carrying rates at SAL per
cent; clearances S34,000,000. The sub
treasurer sold 100000 at 100 1-1OOa
100 10 100; bids amounted to So, 29O 900,
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-steady and
dull; Coupons of 81 at 11S5allS4; do '62
at l13all3b; do ga at 1l2all2E do
'65 at 1921: do new at 1143al14s; do
'67 at 1144all4s; do '6S at 1142al15B;
10 40s at 1OSfa1O9; Pacifics at 10ofa109.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-29
CrncInnuIi .iSarkeI.
CINCINNATI, December g.

CINCINNATI, December g.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAlN-Unchasged, except wheat,
which is higher; No. l red sold at IA,
COTTON-Unchanged; middlins 234
a2ic.
WHISKY-Dull at Ole.
HOGS-Higher ard but few in the
market; the whole range at 5OalO 90,
the latter rate being only obtained fol
extra large; receipts of 1900 head.
MESS PORK-In demand at % so
held at 90 co.
LARD-Wanted at 17ic; held at l7fa
l5c.
BULK MEATS-Quiet and held high
or; shoulders at l2tc, sides at l &c: cleaI
lib at lJc, and clear at l5!c; oil valley
cured and loose.
BACON-Quiet but held moro firmly
shoulders at lac; clear rib sides at l6it
lie, and clear sides at l7!al7ic.
HAMS-Sugar cured at 2Oa2lc.
GREEN MEATS-held at 1Oic, 81
and 15c for shoulders, sides and hams.
ER-Unchanged; fresh at 3Oa
35c.
EGGS-Dull at Soc.
OILS-Linseed quiet at Sc; lard | 4:
al 30; petroleum at 3Oa33c.
GOLD-Buying at %.
EXCHANGE-Steadier at Gallo dis
count buying and par selling.
MONEY-Market close.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-29
NEW YORK.
Merchants, Exchange National Bank
DafaIc lien,

New YORK, December 2S.-
A rumor was in circulation yesterday
afternoon that irregularities have been
discovered in the Merchants Exchange
National Bank on Broadway. The Off
GERS neither admit nor deny the truth
of the report. but say the committee is
examining the accounts and that If 1t
should be discovered that defalcatioE
has been committed information Of the
fact will be given to the public.
The statement TO the effect that IT.
regularities had been discovered in the
Merchants Exchange National Bank
prove to be true. The committee, now
In session, have discovered so far def
cheney of slSo 900, and the amount will
probably prove much larger. So far no
names OF Delinquent parties have been
made known. The bank claims be to
Iully equal to meet the defa!cation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-29
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December 2S.
fLOUR-Dull ard demand light.
MhEAr-Firm Tor prime rcd at 35a
CokN-Firm; receipts swell; white
at oosoIc; yellow at SSa92c.
OATS-AI 54a57c.
RlE-N NOM. a ly at GOAL O5.
MESS PORK-DecidedIy lower. l;gbt
at 30 20; heavy at 81 90.
BACON-Rio sides at 1sa1stc: clear
SIDES at l9c; shoulders at l5al5ic: hams
at 2Oa2lc.
LARD-At lsia19c.
WH1SKY-Sells freely at l GOAL Oh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-29
Neveland Market.

CLh;ELAND, December 2S.
downward tendeuCy
withdrawing Noinr.
CORN Dull and n6m,nalIv nm.
changed.
OATS-HoldeIs asking 81, for No. /
but buyers refuse TO give that fguIe,
RYE-Dll and nominal.
BARLEY-Dull and inactive; held at
9Ocal % as the nominal rates.
Observation-Disclosures with q down.
ward tendency; light sales Of refined re,
ported at 26a26ic, closing dull; crudI
lower; outside figures Az per barrel,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-29
VIRGINIA..
Reconstruction Rascality.
WHOLESALE DEFALCATI0N'
RUMORED BANK FRAUDS.

RICHMOND, December est has
transpired that number CT the sherlttS
appointed by General Candy under the
reconstruction acts ara defaulters to the
State in sums ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000, which they collected but are
unable to pay into the Treasury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-29
IN TEE mUNIClpaL COURT OF

Dewey, Vance & Co. l.. c,,noo
, In Clancery.
Frank J. Rothacker 81 ais.
Pursuant to the decree made in the above
cause on the 10Th day of October, 1869, will on
Mouday, the 18th day of January, 1870, at my
office on the corner of Monroe and Fourth
streets, in the city of Wheeling, w. Va, and
thereafter by adjournment from time to time
az shall be found necessary, proceed to take
and state:
Tristan account of what money is yet due
from the defendant, Frank j. Rothacker, and
imp id out of the sum of money the payment
of which was secured by the deed of trHst in
the bill of complaint in this cause mentioned,
made the Goth day of September, 1853, by said
RothaCker and wife to Samuel +. Black, trustee.
Second-An account of all the liens that exist
against the real estate of the said Frank j..
Rothacker in the bill of complaint in this cause
mentioned the amounts and priorities thereof.
G.. L CRANMER,
Commissioner of Municipal Court of Wheeling.
CALDWELL & BRO, Attys for Plaintiffs.
lpCI5.Oaw!t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-29
Notice to Certain NOm-Kcsi-
DENIS

IN THE MATTER OF THE PAPER WRIT
i inG purrortiug 10 b. the viii of Joshua
Eussell, ecra>td offered for probatesby Eveine
L. russell, 81 lining 10 b, the eIecuttix thereof.
Bet To the Recorder Of Tyler county, West
Virginia:
The State Of UcSt Trginia 10 the Sheriff Of
IyiT county:
You are hereby corSPanded to summon Eve.
line L. Russell, widow of joshua Russell, de.
ceased, j. Thornton Russell, Samuel s. Russell
Samuel COrbitt and Mary A. Corbitt, his wife,
Charles V. Wells and susan Wells his wife
Russell, deceased, and Joshua Russell, Jr.,
guardian ad Item to Henry Moore Russell, Chas.
J. Russell and Edward Oldham Russell infant
children of the said Charles w. Russell, de.
ceased and all other persons interested, to ap-
pear in the Recorders Office of Tyler county on
Thursday, the 9th day of January, 1870, to show
cause why paper writing, bearing date the
9TH day OF August, 1868, purporting to be the
will of Joshua Russell, deceased offered for
probate by Fvcline p. Russell, executri1, should
not he admitted to record, and have then and
there this writ, with your return thereon
stating the time and manner OF executing the
same.
Witness, David Hickman, Recorder of Tyler
county aforesaid, this It'll day of December A
ID. 1869 ID. HICKMAN, n
Recorder Tyler county.
Notice is hereby given to J. Thornton Rus
SELL Samuel S. Russell, Samuel Corbitt and
Mary A. COrbitt. his wife, Charles V. Wells and
Margaret NJ. Russell, widow of Charles w. Rus.
SELL deceased, who are non.residents OF the
State of West Virginia, to appear at the afore-
said time and place for the purpose above indi-
Gated. ID. HICKMAN,
decl7.w4t Recorder Tyler county.
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MONTREAL.
The Caldwell Case-Demnna Cor Ex-
Reimbursement by the Defesdant

Northumberland by the Defe~dant.
MONTREAL, December 2S.-ln the
Caldwell case, the evidence being COZ.
cluded, the counsel for the United States
Government claimed that CaldwelPs
gsilt had been clearly established, and
concluded with demand for his extra
dition. The counsel for the prisoner re-
iterated their protest that Judge Cour-
Sal cannot have jurisdiction in the mat
ter. Mr.. Coursal will give his conclu-
sion at two o'clock this morning.
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Franklin Insurance Comply
OF WHEELING.
Capital, SE5O,OOO
Directors:

DUtCtDTbs
SAN'L MCCLELLAN, GEoRGT MESDEI-
T. II. LOGAN, THos. p. SHALLCRoss,
G.. w. FRASZHRW, j. n. VANCE,
j. II. HoBBs MICHAEL REILLY
LOUIS q. STIFEL
TI'HLs COMPANY NOW HAVING
il been organized -ii- years, and In that time
done q successful business, In still prepared "a
take risks at fair rates on Buildings of all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments
Furniture Steam boats and car goes on the West
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company ofiers
superior inducements 10 Farmers, whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns
and contents, for three or five years at reduced
rates. This being State company, with tho
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus of any company in the State.
and composed of some ninety-four stockholders
most of whom are among our best business men
recommends itself to the favorable oonSidorA
ton Of tho insnring public, and solicits their
patronage. Applications for insurance will BE-
promptly attended 10 At their office, No. p
Monroe street or ut their several agencies
throughout the State.
c. M. CoEN, Secretary.
r. @. DICK, Assistant Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. bENDEL Vice President.
feb20-dAw
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When stranger refuses to enter a
Chicago hack, he is knocked down and
taught a lesson.