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sra Of Wednesday ssasss. thaa during
the week, the river had risen 81 fsst
Lowing il Tn Tsesasy nisht 2Oi fsss
abovs Ne lowest wassr mark Of he ~
soa. wiz ~ prsvailise raisA sAis e.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-15

DaAxAr,c, Yss~s xsn Aftsssdsa'
The yosAg nea II NassAall are ~.
qassted 70 nss4 u The Cosrt houss, o.
Saturday Evsaiae, Jaa. lea, u 8
o'slssk, for The psrposs d sakisg iAso
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isisg Drsasaie clsb; a orKasisaaioa
Of he kind, 10 . dssidssaaioa tAat shoaid
no% bs lost sight o. therefore, . full At.
tsndance IL requested.
ED. BEAVER.
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jsse ssssavsd laees aa1 bsasaifhl s>ssA
u eesda ~ tAess alvsedssnsaa, aad
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-15

The Huntsvillc Times Of the oh
states that alettsr from an Austin cor.
respondent says il is whispered abou,
tho city that IL the Convention docs
not proceed to the business Of making
10 Constitution, Gen, Candy will
dissolve that body and order a nov
election.
The ssme paper states. that John
L. Davis an old and worthy citizen
Of Walker sousty was wsyl.id aud
sssassiastsd about two miles from
his r'sidsaos, on tho sasaay previous,
BY negro who confessed the crime.
This negro and al acconplics have
been put IN Jail. The deceased was
about 60 Year, Of age, sad leaves .
wife sad three children.
Tho ladies Of NE Episcopal church
At Huntsvills, hes origiss,sd plas
to buy Bishop GrsGs homo. A
average Of ose dollar from every
baptized member Of his church will
5000 mplish this object. Address
Mrs. N. Thorston aud Mrs. j.. Moore
Huntsville. Hundreds of citizens
Who do not bsloss to the Episcopal
church will contribute TO this worthy
e.,-.,., s.a.. the movement At
once.
The editor Of the Houston Times
Gays, that the Austin Con vsstion 10
the special object Of his admiration !
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that shortly Afterwards the town ~,
burned, destroying property to The
anosst Of upwards Of . million Of
dollars. I. ,- Ia further proof, the,
wAsa warasd BY . member Of biz
e~n party sst u rsturs TO Jefferson
aud who told hin that II No did, sad
repeated bis outrsges, be would b.
killed, b. replied that he Ladies Of
Jsessoa we're his protsctoss, ex.
planning to the party with whom he
vas converting, that b meant, that
sssA Vas hh eostrol over ~ ssgross.
ssd the drssd Of his power, that The
lsdin, fearful Of . var Of races,
wosA aot suGss hin to y nolssssd.
He mere tAaa oacs melted the 10.
gress " violssss, aad Assdsd ssero
Doas to reserve sssssss arrested BY
civil process. TAs ins,saisss easss
Of his dssth, vas - a4air Of shis
kidd. He srsasiss1 . sssro mob
70 iavsds The rssiAsscs Of Mr.. Rich.
ard Figures, Who n nov under ar.
Fsss. A party Of psaesabls ciiaens
VIZ west ost On patrol dsty, to pre-.
vsss this outrage, ssrs vsssoaly
lssd sPoa BY Smith asd biz ssero
.1l1ss, asd tvo Of then seriously
vossSsa. The ssigia Of this dill.
'aty, IL will b rsasnbsrsd, vss the
- Of BIZ carpet saek, which bed
bsss taken By soss wild boys. Fes
Ibis h organised BODY Of armed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-15

Mcssrs. Afford L Co, are now
where they are likely to resp their
reward. Ssu@ey has asd, and on
his trail ere other fagisives, impellsd
to fight BY the stiuss Of outraged
conscience. Auslin Rspsbiieam.
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kaewlsdgs Of The affair; Affected :,
~ greatly shocked and sssosishs,
that II had occarsd. The sueessdis,
morning, be met q prominent citizen
to whom he sssted be was on his ~,
to CsPs. Psrrys, and pretended no
to know where his residence was
saying thu. he andsrrsood a fou
murder bad bsss committed III,
night previous, and be waa goi.g Ia
sir II 70 the bottom. The citissu
told him that Mr.. Perry had been
KILLED BY soldiers. which seemed "a
greatly surprise hin, ssd to Oh him
With indignation. he rsssrksd tia,
no natter who bad consulted til.
DECD, the guilty parties should b
hssssd ess asd punished. He thss
visited The scsss, asd usdsr The suiss
Of hiFssss asd profssssd Aessst
dssirs for justice, sssessdsd 10 sb.
tsisiss ali The ssssissny that wss
likely 70 b brought ssaisss hin.
west back, Azsd sp his csss. es.s
forward. ssd acknowledge ssr Tie
Era tine, that Perry was killed
usdss his orders.
A Dispatch having hssa seat to
0sa. Cssby, ssd be bavisg ordered
hin turssd over 70 The civil aushori.
ties, sessshisG slss he'd 70 b dose.
This was usssssi ~;ss s7as. sA--;,.
nsss. A writ Of Asbsss corpus vss
secretly sssa out, add brosghs bsfors
the notorious judge wissses Dasks.
with The still more notorious Sehu.
ford District Attorney. Bos,wisk
employed = lawyer Of ability to d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-25
ITEMS.

O13 do,orir,o,, nc ,to,,I,o,g
Ha't'IS are IH ),
from Witch we sp"thS n"I' lio"'
ShlnGle Weddings nave been
started IN some OF the western States,
to be given by newly married couples
IL tney h% rI !'Hen ' m"ppnty Ior
II ye"L. hneS "'o N"' Va H'4"e"' W.
c"r'ence'
A wandering Yankee who had put
up tor the niGhtat a hotel in a Western
border town, on entering the bar-room
next morning found the landlord
sweeping up what he supposed to be
grapes 70 s"Au ~ mn o -, NY =,
r[etoy -; e., ihm ap%a,1IorI n,be,,,,
o' HI"t Pcs; 80 ,n ,"' on born ins :
sieS ~ "olo 6o"se" 0"U ''e4o i"S'
hlsh'!
An Ohio editor is getting particular
about what he eats, and expresses him
self after the following fashion: "The
woman who made tue butter which we
bought last week Is respectfully requesis
Ell TO exercise more judgment IN pro-
Forthcoming the ingredients. The last
batch had too much hair in for butter,
and not quite enough for waterfall :
There IS no sense IN making yourself
baldheaded, II butter as 80 cents
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lro Re CoSTINUED.l
The Marietta, Ohio, Times, OF Thurs

The Marietta. Ohio, Times, OF Thurs
day, says: 1--WE hear a rumor to the eff
feet that, on Saturday, 9th inst, in the
vicinity of Cow Run, II dog brought in
an arm and part of the shoulder OF a
woman. The dog was tracked into the
woods for some distance, when the body
of a female was found, buried about six
inches under ground. There were marks
unou the person which indicated she
had come TO her death by violence. The
body was identified as that of young
lady who had mysteriously disappear
ed from Wood County, West Virginia,
some time last fall"
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Just ReceiVed:

m BOXES VIRGINIA BRIGHT To-
DU bacco.
% boxes r. & R. and Fancy Twist Tobacco.
30 extra fine u. X. Va los q Navy
80 caddies Virginia Bright 1855 As.
100 Dark Sweet lbs, as q Navy
All kinds smoking and line cut Chewing
Tobacco, CigaE8l and SnutI. Offered Ia In.
trade at the lowest rates.
W. T. SINGLETON,
nOV6 No. IS Main St., Wheeling.
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Commissioners Sale.

Martha V. Cunningham C,o,,o0.,,
Eon Cunningham & olhers.J
IN 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 Rs special Commissioner
named therein, Will offer at public sale on
Saturday, February goth, 1859.
at 0 O'Clock a. M, at tho front door of the
Court House of Ohio County, the real estate
mentioned in the OiII IN the above named
cause, being the undivided NTH part OF the
north tllIru part OF lot numbered Ihirty-four
(3D in the old town plat of Wheeling, being
on Main street between Union ana Madison
streets in said city, and also the one UndIVl-
ded NTH part OF lot numbered one hundred
and sixteen (llGJ corner OF Clay and Filth
streets, III that part OF the City OF wheeling
known East Wheeling.
Terms OF aIe:-One-third OF the purchase
money and as much more as the purchaser
may desire, IN hand, anu the remainder i'll
equal instruments at eight and sixteen
months, respectively, with interest from me
time OF sale, the purchaser giving bond with
good personal security. Title retained until
purchase money paIu in Iuli.
WILLIAM +. HUBBARD,
Janls-law4w special Com M Missioner. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-25

1 take pleasure in cordially endorsing
the application of Col. James w. Davis,
for n special exemption by the Legisla-
ture from the oath prescribed by the act
of the 14th of February, 1896. For some
months after my appointment as Judge
of this Circuit, by Governor Foreman,
and when there was no attorney in my
Circuit who could take the test oath,
Col. Davis, at my instance, faithfully
and satisfactorily discharged the duties
of Prosecuting Attorney, in The coun-
ties of Monroe, Greenbrier and POca-
hontas, and ever since the termination
OF the war has acquiesced in ALI the
laws of this State, aud avoided all par
or officers of this Circuit. further GER
tify that on the 18th of September, 1866,
when threatened with vi, Violence Gnles ,,I by
the discharge of my official duties, l re-
ceived at The hands of Col. Davis a
warm personal interference and sup
port, for which 1 feel grateful to him,
both as gentleman and law abiding
citizen OF my Circuit.
n. HARRISON,
Judge of 9h Jud. Circuit Of West IA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-25

The petitioner, James w. DaYis,
would respectfully represent that he is
unable to take the oath required by the
existing law, to enable him TO practice
law. Your petitioner for two terms of
the Court, after the organization of the
OH Judicial Circuit, attended to the
business of the State at the request of
Judge Harrison, the said Judge then
being unable to procure the services OF
an attorney who could take the oath.
The services were performed to the sat
isfaction OfHis Honor, Judge Harrison,
and your petitioner respectfully prays
that ne may be relieved from the opera
ton of the present law, and that an act
may be pissed exempting your petit
toner from the operation OF the test
oath, and in duty bound will ever pray,
sc. 1t has been the purpose of this pc
titiOner ever since he took the oath OF
amnesty DULY, 1885, to conform to all
the laws passed by the Legislature, and
he thinks he has succeeded.
j. w, DAVIS,
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Involuntary Bankruntcv.

FIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
i the 14th day of January, 1869. a warrant
OF bankruptcy was issued out OF the Dis.
trict Court OF the United States for the Dis
trlct of West Virginia, against the estate of
David Levi, of the County of Ohio, and State
OF West Virginia, in said District, who has
been duly adjudged bankrupt upon petit
ton OF his creditors; and the payment OF
belonging to said bankrupt, to him, or 10 his
USE and the transfer of any property 10 him
are forbidden by law. A meeting OF the
debts and choose one or more asSigBeeS Of
his estate, Will he held at Court of Bank
rupIcy, 10 be holden at Wheeling, in said
District, on the I'd day of February, A. D.,
SjS, at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ, at the office OF
George b. Caldwell, Esq, Register in bank
uptcy for said District.
HEDGMAS SLACK,
u. 8. Marshal, Dist. W. Va, Messenger.
By W. ID. lRWIN, Deputy.
ian2l-laW2Vpa
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THE Ilanawha Journal and Morgan
town Post both urge upon the Legisla-
ture that "the school law should be let
alone.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-25

1.-THE house OF GEO. P. RowELL & Co., is
the only one in the business that has itself
used advertising % any great extent TO adj
vance its own interests. They spend large
sums, and find by personal experience what
advertising pays the best."-N. y. Matt.
jan14
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SIaautIa3.
E7IRST
NATIO AL BANK
OF WHEELING.
Des,gua ted Depository Il. 3.

SUBPLUS....... ........... ............. 09,uuO
Money received on deposit; Exchange
bought and sold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remitted.
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate of
FOUR per cent per aunu,n where the de-
post remains SIX months, and FIVE per
cent, II for one year.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums to suit,
A con slant supply of New Fractional Cur
rency, and !, 9, s & Sc coin, kept for the aC-
cominOdatlon of depositors aud the public.
GEO. *. WHEAT, Pres't.
GEO. ADAMS, Cash'r.
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Commissioners Sale.
J.D. Maxwell, Committee,
VS.. Bill i'll Chy.
Samuel Nc Coy, It al.
Samuel Mccoy
VS.. f-ross r,,;I
j. d. Maxwell, Committee, Si"' mn
]. D. Maxwell, Committee,
and Others,

and Others.
IN PURSUANCE OF a DEC Rec ENTER
| ed by the circuit Court OF Ohio County at
us December Term, 1885, i'll the above enti-
as Special Commissioner named IN said de-
cree 1 will offer for sale at the front dnor o.
the Court House OF Ohio County on
Saturday. February goth, 1869,
al II o'clock A. NJ, the interest OF Joseph Ell
lott (being one undivided fourth paItJ III IA
tract OF land situate in Ohio County, West
Virginia, bounded and described AS follows.
Beginning at Il sugar tree In the forks OF IA
run corner to John White, then north to
west twenty poles to n walnut; thence north
So west iorIy-One poles to an lrOnwOOd ON IL
branch and III IL lineOf David Adams; thence
with hts line south 10 west thiIty-hVc I1les
10 an ash ana sugar tree corner To Slid
Adams; thence with his line ~ east one
hundred and six poles to II beech near said
run; thence south ~ east one hundred ami
six poles to beech; thence south 10 eukt
nifty poles to n sugar tree III Richard Yates
line; thence with side line up the creek
north 6Z7 east ninety eight poles to II hick-
DRY corner to John White; thence with his
line nOIth 5 west thirty poles to a walnut;
thence north 10 est one hunJtreu poles Ia
walnut; thence north > west twenty-five
poles TO Il beech; thence north ~ west forty
poles to the place of beginning, containing
one hun dTeCi ana fifty acres from which In
to be taken, however, nine acres, three rO0dS
and IL percheS conveyed TO William DENIM
son by ueed dated June 70, 1851, and thirteen
acres, one rood ana thlrty-tnree poles, con-
Veyed to Morrow Gibson, April 2, 1850
Terms OF Sule-Une-LhiTd or purchase
mOuey or as much more as the purchaser
may desire to pay, in hand, and the:remRin-
der IN equal Instulments at one and two
years, win Interest from day OF sale, pur-
deferred insLalments. Title retained until
purchase money paid in full.
WILLIAM +. HUBBARD,
janlS-1aw4w Special Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-25

This Company, National in its character,
offers, by reason OF It's Large Capital, Low
Rates OF Premium and New Tables, the most
desirable means OF tnsurtng life yet present
ed TO the public.
The rates OF premium, being largely re-
duced, are made as favorable to the Insurers
rs those OF the bS st Mutual Compani and
avoid all tho complications and uncertain
ties OF NOte5, Dividends and the miSunder-
standings which the latter are so apt TO
cause the Policy-HOlder.
Several new and attractive tables are now
presented which need only TO be understood
to prove acceptable TO the public, such as the
ISCOME-PRODUCISG POLICY aud RE
TURN PKEMIUM POLICY. In the 1ormc;
the pOlICy-hOlder not only secures Il Life in
Surance, payable at death, but Will receive,
Il living after period OF low years, ClII an
TlttsI income equal to ten per cent 90 per como
Of the par Of his policy. In the latter tht,
Company agrees 10 return TO the assured the
total amount of money he has JdiR in IN GCltll-
ton to the amount C[ hLS policy.
The attention Of Persons contemplating
in>uring their lives Or increasing the amount
OF Insurance they already have, IS called IT,
tho special advantages offered by tile Ma
tlOnal Life insurance Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets and 1uII particulars
given on application to the BIanCh office ~
the Company, or TO
Il. W. CLARK & Co, Philadelphia,
General Agents for Pennsylvania and
Southern New jersey.
IRA b. McVAY, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Special Agent for Ohio County, West Va.
GEO. ADAMS, Local Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va, Ohio County.
novl6-1yeOddSeOwW
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CHARLES SEIBKE.

NANCY DYER, sCOURER AND F:E-
PAIRER, South street, near the b. & q.
K. 4, Depot, Wheeling, w. Va. All kinds
OF ShnwIs, Dresses, Ribbons, and every de
scription of SILK and Wooden Goods execui-
ed at short notice, and on reasonable terms.
Also, prepared to do dyeIng in any color for
Wooden Factories, &c, mar2t-ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-25

Special attention given 10 tho repair OF
Watches, Clocks, .IeHelry anu Spectaces.
Sole Agents TOR Grover q bakers i'm
proved sewing Machines.
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OFFICERS:
CLARENCE H. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance ard Exec
Utlve Committee.
HENRY d. COOKE, Vice-President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and Actu-
AIRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-25

ENEKING BUT enthusiastically for
"a Young Men, who have erred, desire IL
better manhood. Sent i'll sealed letter en-
vclopes, free of charge. II benefited return
the postage. address pHILAN1IIKOS, Box
p PhiIaHplnhiu
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Business Cards.

T7oRGEY e HUGHES
Dealers in Boots and Shoes.
l3O Main street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-15
EoaEInA Ia!sCtL.L. hnE0us lIEns.

Tho old citadel OF Antwerp mas been sold TO q
Prusso-Begian company Tor the sum or 1000, 900.
The chemist and druggists assistants in Paris are
about to strike. a committee has submitted an
offer to the employers.
The Impartial OF Madrid. OF October 30, strongly
advocates the election OF the young Duke OF Genoa
70 the throne OF Spain.
Two new journals have started as advocates OF the
cause Of Cuba-L1 Ilts'ic. Of Eadrd, and LIZ CON
Uentt0n Anlelicaiie, OF Geneva.
A sad accident occurred recently In tho nine Jesus
Maria, situated in the district OF Gusnajuato mex.
leo by the falling OF rock weighing some nity tons.
Seven miners were instantly Killed anu seven Sc
verey injured.
Official returns published In Berlin show that the
German universities number $50 American studens.
besides upwards OF 1000 American BOYS and girls VINO
attend schools ana educational inssiu ions NJ various
parts OF Germany
The Diet OF Lower Austria has decided TINT ia IN o
public schools only two hours per week shan ba
devoted, In the lower classes, to religious iustruc.
ton. In the upper classes natural science viii INK
the place OF religion.
In expectation OF the announced visit OF the KING
and Queen or Belgium TO London, q COMMITTEES OF
gentlemen has been formed, with the Lord Mayor at
The head for the purpose OF rendering them tue
hospitality OF the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-15
THE CeoGRAeRy Or the MOON.

During the late meeting OF astronomers In Vienna
MOON moon were submitted TO their inspection and
.Ry approved Of They are the result Of nearly
u.Y ytdrs' study, commenced at Hamburg, Bonn
a an QlInutz ana completed at Athens, alter the
W,.ronomer whose Work they are mad accepted the
position OF director OF the observatory at that city
The atlas "a TO consist OF twenty-five plates which
are SIX Pafis feet In diameter, twice the size OF
LohrmaDns aud Madler's lunar maps. Nor Is their
eze tao only point In which they excel the carrier
work. While only 5000 craters arc marked on the
latter rom 10000 10 10000 are to be found the
Athenlan map, ana u proportionatc number OF
mountains hills, &C., have been exactly determined.
Since tho disappearance OF the crater Linnwus,
which was confirmed In 1860, has proved that
changes take place the moons surface OF dimsn-
Mons great enough to be observed our EARTH the
want Of large and exact lunar map has been
koenly felt, and this want M Schmidt has now
supplied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-15

vnnn 9sfound sne government IN the German pasl
- AUSTRIA. They are in fact Increasing every 0ay,
Inc majority OF the people Of Bohemia areas one
man the present government. In Galcia the
vscs,on Q! lew supplementary members OF the
gIet mas also been on the side OF the opposition,
pMmatla 10 up In arms. The Diet OF Carinthia has
pcen closed on account OF fts opposition The last
people In the world to crftcise Pesth should be the
~"usse, SO general Is the feeling OF trouble thai
edlournm,- o. tle Emperor's journey for a few
hours was suppose 10 pe caused by tho present
uncertain state OF affairs
inere nas been no time for the last three rears II
men uncertainty and anxiety Is greater than -
PIesent-tnat ~ u one Is to judge by the newspa.
pers and by the Expressed opinions of men who are
u O position to know the true state OF affairs
inc Vienna Neue Erefe PreSse states that
2 mortal struggle Is going on between
France and England In the question Of Egypt
AND Turkey That had 1t not been for England the
Suitan would never nave dared to take his present
position, ana that Napoleon's illness has been the
cause Of the Viceroys weakness In the negotiations
ana seems TO consider the Empress Eugenios jonr-
ney as undertaken to counteract British influence in
Egypt however one may look at political questions
may 90 truly said that Eastern Europe is in very
uouplcd state Repression on one side and resist
ence either open, or sullen and passive, the other
tue 0rder OF the day in all this part Of tho world.
OAe OF the most unpleasant, and IN its real nature
pno OF tne most dangerous revolts Is that OF Dalma
ma Inc apparent reason, or at least that which il
given 10 the world Is resistance to recruiting but
tnero ID more serious cause; 1t Is Slavonic move
ulent ana connected with Montenegro. or this In
my next