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GEORGIA.

Order Of General Terry for the Preservation
of Law and Order.
ATLANTA. Jan. Il, 1870.
Both houses OF the Legislature adjourned after
swearing In u few members.
General Terry to-day issued an order assigning
Warren, Ta!iaferro, Wilkes, Lincoln, Columbia and
Glascock counties as sub.dIstrict, under the COM
mand OF MAJOR Kline, with instructions to arrest
persons violating the laws and disturbing the peace
also an order removing the present Sheriff or Warren
county and appointing in his place j. y. Norris.
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AUS STRIA.

Ielsaforiai Consolidation Advocated.
VIENNA, Jan. II, 1870.
majority OF the Austrian Cabinet advocate
closer union between oil the States OF the empire;
the minority would connne federation to the large
States and urge liberal reforms.
This division OF opinion may soon lead to impor-
tant changes In the constitution OF the Ministry.
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SPAIN.

Marshal Prini the Crisis--Troops for Cuba.
MADRID, Jan. IL, 1870.
In the Cortes to-day Marshal Prm made long
speech explaining the causes Of the present crisis
The republicans introduced a resolution express
Ing dissatisfaction with the conduct OF the govern
ment
force the Spanish army IN Cuba.
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A Duel at Port HOed-Thc Canadian Papal
Z0unvee.
MONTREAL, Jan. IL, 1870.
Two men named Shea and Murphy, living at Port
Hood, Care Breton, after some rough play pro-
posed to hight duel ana calling friends to act as
seconds they stood up with pistols. Shea, as he
says nnintentionally fired his weapon, shooting
Murphy In tho side Murphy died shortly alter
wards.
The Canadian Papal Zouaves whose terms OF en-
listment have expired will return TO Canada iulue
dtately after Holy Week.
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CUBA.

Rc-establishmcnt OF Teiegrrphic Cou,muuica-
tions In the CincO Villas District--Finunciai
Affairs.
HAVANA, Jan. IL, 1870.
In consequences Of tho changed situation in the
Cinco Villas district telegraphic communication
has been reestablished with Santi Espirltu, Cago.
Avila, &c.
IL seems that the insurgents who have recently
operated In that section are moving or towards
Principe.
Exchange on London, IL Is per cent premium.
Exchange on Paris, par. Gold exchange on the
United States short sight, 211 3 per cent premium.
Exchange the United States. sixty days sight, in
currency, rs ~ per cent discount. Frelghts, rner
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THE SPANISH GUNBOATS.

Arrival of tho Fleet i'm safety at Hampton
KOnds.
FORTRESS MONROE, JAM H. 1870.
Twelve spanish gunboats came into the roads to-
day all safe. They will probably sail tomorrow
morning
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Tho New Bishop Of Manchester.
LONDON, Jan. IL, 1870.
The Reverend James Frazer. who was formerly
sent to America as commissioner to examine tho
common school system or the United States, has
been appointed Bishop OF Man chester.
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Paris Tranquil mt Midnight.

PARIS, Jan. 12-Mtdnight.
Up to this hour there been no conflict between
the troops and the people. and the city is tranquil
The students went In large numbers to the funeral
OF Victor Noir, but created no disturbance.
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ENGLAND.

Public Comment on Mr.. Brigits Speech.
LONDON Jan. IL, 1870.
Mr.. Brights speech delivered at Birmingham
yesterday. Is generally euogized by sne morning
papers hero.
There Is but little adverse criticism.
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TURKEY.

Reconciliation With Egypt.
LONDON. Jan. IL, 1870
The restoration OF harmonious relations between
the sultan and the Pasha of Egypt Is complete.
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The Telegraph Cables s,peculntion.

The Telegraph Cables Speculation.
LONDON, Jan. II, 1870.
1t la the original Atlantic Cable Company and not
che Anglo-American Gable Company, certain OF
whose influential members are adverse to the con-
sodation or composition with the French Cable
Company, whose hostility has caused depression
IN cable shares.
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TIE NEW DOMlN! ON.

Arrival Of Governor McD0uRaii at Ottawa.
OTTAWA, Jan. IL, 1870.
Hon. VIM. McDougal arrived yesterday and had an
interview with the Governor General and members
OF the Cabinet
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A.-The New Scientific Miracle.-A Harm.
less aud delightful OF restoring the original Of
hnr has been discovered thousand attempts have
been made In this direction, but PHALOSS NllAIh OR
SALVATioN FOR THE HAIR is the hrs and only
IT clear nd. and the upon wlther
hairs that produces wtherinG plants aud herbs
renewing their vitality vsor and natural hue The article 10
pleasant TO every and being free from sediment 10
rhrouded from tho gt by mpervious appers, Ike the
Lhy disgusting colo.ing hitherto used.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-For O1lcial Drawa
Ing for Jaouary 1870 another part OF tho paper
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is " al street, Now York.
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Fatal Fire-A Relic Of tho Olden Time Gone.
LONDON, Jan. IL, 1870.
The famous Star ana Garter Inn ut Richmond.
was DESTROYED BY fire last night. Its manager lost
his life In the flames.
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Royal Havana Lotfcry.-Prixcs Paid In Gold.
Insormaton furnished The highest rates paid for Douboons
aud all kinds of Gold and Silver
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Perfect Nanhood.- Essa ys for Young 1fens
frss in sealed envelopes. HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
10 r. pbia pha. Pa.
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Prince Murnf,a TrinI.

PARIS Jan. II, 1870.
The Jon'no, ONcia publishes an imperial decree
ordering that Prince Murat be brought before the
High Court of Justice to be tried the charge OF
striking magistrate some time ago.
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Ncnrrigir Headache, Rhcumntisni, War
rsnted cured, money refunded DR.. FILTERS RHEU
MATIo REMEDY 7os Broadway. Consultation free. Hun
dreds of home testimonials
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BatchcIor's Hair Dye-Tho Rest In tho
world The only psrfccs dye harmless reliable, nstanta
neous. Facto ry lo Bond street.
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Crisfadoro's Unriva.lcd Hair Dyc.-SOld
and applied his and scalp factory No 6Asor House
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All Blood Impnrities, ScrofnIa. Bri9it's
Disease OF tho Kidneys, cured BY MSsISQUOl WATER.
Zee pamphls ut your druggists.
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What Phyeicnns Snys-
"BOrFs MALT EXTRACT has proved itself to be mosl
siren OF exhAuxtou and
nsgiH lhS high reputation hes gAiasd soushoul Ruopss
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A.-Cherry PcctornI rroclics nre tho Rest
ant most e1scuA for Colds Coughs Sore Throals, Bron-
chitis, 40
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inc young Ilcn's SenIfn1 fsE0ctali1E.
This society, which Is composed OF twenty i've
members with Mr.. T. s. Miller as their president.
gave their fourth annual Invitation ball at Land
maun's Assembly Rooms last evening. The guests,
10 the number OF three hundred. began dancing at
ten O'Clock and continued unul supper served,
which was at twelve O'Clock, wnen dancing was
again resumed and continued until late hour. Mr..
McNally The treasurer OF the society, was door
MANAGER,
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CLocKs.-At 1O4 Market street. below
Mcclure House, can be found the largest
and best selected assortment of clocks in
Wheeling, purchased directly from manu-
factures. Every clock Is tested and fully
guaranteed before being sold. Those dc.
string reliable clocks, accurate watches, or
anything in the way of jewelry, spcctaclcs,
silver or plated ware, should call at oxto-
by s DuNield's.
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1IENDEIssolN CLUD, Of Boston, gave
an entertainment at the Academy of MI.
sic, in Philadelphia, on the LIST, to one of
the largest audiences ever assembled in
the Hall. Standing room could, not be
Ind at any price. They will be here No
vember 9Th. Sale of Reserved seats will
commence Saturday morning, at 10
O'Clock, ut Hamilton s Harding's Music
Store,
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The trial Of Richard
NIcCrackcn for killing Frank Mountz last
March, was commenced yesterday In the
Circuit Court for this county. Nothing
was done at the morning session some
of the Witnesses being absent. Tho alb.
sentecs were present, however, at the hour
Of re.asscmbling, q O'clock in the after.
noon, and the prisoner was brought into
the courtroom. &c wasaccompanied by
a sister, who occupied seat by his side
within the bar. Considerable difficulty
was experienced in getting q jury to try
the case, so many Of those summoned hav-
ing madO up and expressed an opinion.
The ren'e Of ltorty.eight was ex-
haustcd, and tllirty.four additional
names, before the required mum.
Der, (twenty) legally qualified to try the
issue was secured. From these twenty
persons tho names Of eight were struck
by the prisoner, and the remaining twelve
were empaneled. Tho following Is the
List; Moses Fcay, Horace Ridgcley, John
Turpin, William Duty, Edward Blayney,
Jr, James Gny, @. KRAFT, Andrew Lump,
VIM. ]. Robb, s. NJ. Hamilton, c. II.
senscncy and joseph Cochran.
The entire afternoon session was taken
up with thcse preliminary proceedings.
The jury having been sworn, were given
in chargc'of the Sheriff with the iniupc.
ton by the Court 10 have no communica.
acknowledgement the case they
were about otry. '
The State is represented by ]. II. Good,
ESQ.,, assisted by Genl. Wheat; NTessrs
Richardson, Parker and A. F. Raymond,
Esqrs., appear for the defence. The pris,
oner seemed IN be in excellent health, and
watched the proceedings with the closest
attention. lis long confinement has
blcached out his former foridness of com.
plexiOn, but there Is nothing OF the ing.
gard and detected appearance about him
SO frequently found in criminals who have
been subjected to an imprisonment ex.
tending through many months.
The hearing Ethe testimony will com.
mence this morning al . o'clock, to which
hour the Court adjourned. la
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PERsoNAI.-our goOd.natured friend,
s. W. Hall, Esqr., Clerk of the Court of
Appeals, was in the city, yesterday, :
We noticed among those in attendance
at the Circuit Court, yesterday, Col. A. F,
Raymond, Of FaIrmont. Col. II Is en-.
gagged as counsel in the NcCracken case.
81. II. blackburn, Esqr., and Hon. @. j.
Faulkner, Of NIartinsburg, are here, look
ing Olter the interests Of their clients in
the U. s. District Court
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Ghe0ttell4etreer
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1870
New Advertisements.

Pocket Book Lost.
Wantcd-A Purchaser for II Country
Store.
Notice to the Creditors of VIM. Ming
Nicoll. !.
Spare Ribs, Tenderloin, SO. -.+-t -
Rcmoval-F. c. Winship s. Co.
The Undersigned, &c.
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sTEAMRoATS

DEGULAR PITTSBURGH. -
LII WHEELING AND ZAlIRS. y
WILLIE PACKBT.-The elegant paS.d
S6nRaF aud freight steamer ~ -
CARRIE BROOKS, ~. a. DARLINGTON, Master,
GEo. RlPPBRT, Clerk 7ea
Leaves GAINESVILLE on I ueRdGyS al 8 4, Il, Wheel.
inR Wednesday, at midnight.
Returning, leaves PittSbufgh Saturdays at
P. Ma Wheeling Sundays At8E.N. 4 III lil8
AAbuslnOsS Entrusted to our caro- will receive
prompt and careful attention. The patronage Of
pass 3nRers and shipper gpeetfally solicited.
For Information In regard to freight or passage
enquire or 'Fg 20. d, BOOTH D co.,
octilf Y4i al igE7 ~ y f93tAgeitS.
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STEREosCopIC VrEws-The Partridge
Joint Stock Company, III Main street,
have just received 1000 beautiful stcreo.
scoplc Views, including scenes on the
Union Pacific Railroad, Hudson River,
&c: views in Italy. Switzerland, France,
Germany, Egypt, Palestine, England,
ireland, &C., &c. An examination is res
pectfully solicited.
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New MILLINERY sToRE.-Atlention Is
directed to the advertisement Of Messrs.
Bacharch & Kornfeld, who have opened
a firstclass Millinery and Fancy Goods
Store at Nlcell's old stand, 100 Main
street Their Opening will occur next
week, when large, fresh and desirable
stock Of goods will be displayed. Call and
sec them. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-03

PooR HOUSE, SrArIsTIcs.-From the
report of Captain Stanley, Agent for tho
Ohio County Poor House; submitted to
the Board of Supervisors, yesterday, we
learn that there IRE now thirLy.slx per.
sons In that institution supported at the
public expense, twenty.three of.whom arc
males, and thirteen are females Tho cost
of maintaining them during The month Of
October was $94O 3d. 1sa,if
We hear that the new building will
ready for occupancyin about three months,
although 1t Is not probable that the
change from tho old houseto the new
will be made before The ntofApriL :.
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ENTIRELY NEw.-J. T. Lakin & Co.,
Merchant Tailors, No. 81 Monroe street,
have just received a large lot of Cottage
Collars, the most beautiful paper Collar
made. Lakin s. Co, arc The only parties
in the city who have them.
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METALLIC Heels are the latest novelty,
also Lock Shank Buttons, solid rubber
soles and a most extensive stock of Boots
and Shoes, HatsI aud Caps, ut ForgeY
& Clemens, corner of Main and Union
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PosTroNED.-FNnk Stanley, charged
with selling liquor on the day before the.
election, was before Esquire JGrlespy,
Monday. The hearing was postponed
until next Tuesday.
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GEO. II. KURrz having made arrange
ments with good furrier from New York,
lam happy to state | will alter, repair
and clean Furs on short notice; also
make Ill kinds Of Fur goods to order.
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HAD CUT.-Mnrtin Maloney, boiler
at Belmont Mills, had his head severely
cut last evening, by some part Of the ap-
paratus used for manipulating the fur.
mace door falling upon him. A cash fully
three inches long was cut in the scalp.
He was taken to the office Of DR.. Hupp,
who dressed the wound, 10 =
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"JUGPKR Tan Soar !" cares chapped hands
saltrheum, plmples, ais sil cutlneous affections,
rendering the skin soit ma smooth. ManufSe.
taredb BY CAswEL1, HAZARD q CO.,
Sold BY all DnggIsta New York
RYAN, Th..d&w. Z.
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PRosPERous-There are sixty.seycn
manufacturing establishments in Bellaire,
whose productions during the year ending
July /, 1870, amounted to eight hundred
and fifty.one thousand, seven hundred
and seventy.onc' dollars. q j I
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l HAVE just received a new style Of
Ladies', Misses and Childrens' Button
Boots from q fashionable Philadelphia
manufacturer, equal to custom work.
> LOUIS V. BLOND.
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ADJoURNED:-Tho Municipal Court
reached an adjournment Until the next
term, yesterday. ,.s
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EVENING SESSION.

The Board re.assembled at u o'clock
and commenced the work Of counting
the votes cast for Clerk and Sheriff at the
recent election. The ballots Of Liberty
and RiChland townships were counted
out, with n net result in Mr.. Galligan's
favor Of three, and the same In that Of
Mr.. Shallcross After remaining in ses.
sion abouttwo hours the Board adjourned
until 81 o'clock this morning. Id
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FRESH Beef, Pork, Sausage, Oysters,
Fish and Vegetables at Harry Smith &
Goa, Market street, below Mcclure House,
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Observation-Disclosures Ferry, who has
been confined in the County JUL for eight
months on n charge Of being "too much
married." was yesterday discharged from
custody by order Of the Court. Ferry
says he Is done With whiskcy and wo-
men. ..LliAlI
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ALL Souls DAY.-Y Yesterday was All
Souls day. Appropriate religious services
were held in the Catholic churches, yes
tCrtlay morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-03

LADIES, Misses and ohildrens' French
Glove Kid and Turkey Morocco Button
Boots, Just received at Louis v. Blond's,
1877 Main street h
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poR SALE TO CLOSE AN Els. fa.t
Il TATR.-Thc arst-claSS DWELLING nj
HOUSE, Situated On the north cast corner 2AH
or IlRmpdCn and Sixth StTUetS, now occupied by
Mn Carter, There IL full lot, and the house IL
everything about the prCmlsGs In thorough re.
nnIr, Apnly To j. p, LEWIS,
diecI.tf McLnrc IIouSe Wheeling, ". Va.
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THREE hundred yards more ofthat extra
quality of Black Velveteen just received
at Campbell s. Hardens.
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CooL-Ice quarter of an inch thick
was formed in this city, Tuesday morning.
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AMERICAN Fitch Sets from s., $40, S15
and best at seq per set at the Fur Store.
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REAL Mink Set of FuB at $40 per set
at the Fur Store.
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Boors and Slides, all of celebrated
makes, can be had.at Louis v. Bonds
1877 Main street. 8af ,Bgas
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! LADIES Black Cony Sets at 50 per set
Mt the Fur Store. gi
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New styles of Chignons at Campbell s
Harden's ll.G
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MAN killed AT CRANBERRY.-A
brakeman on afrelght train was killed at
Cranberry Summit on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad last Monday morning.
Tho man (bls name was Burbridge) was
engaged in putting down the brakes,
when the chain broke, precipitating him
to tho track between the cars. BE fell in
such position that the wheels passed
over his neck. severlug his head from the
body 1 -
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VELvErEENs Of all colors at Campbell 6
IIarden's.
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BEsr German Fitch Sets at $95 at tho
Fur Store. ..s
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VALUABLE FARM FOR sALEgS

The unucfslgneu OutF1 lot Rhlt us 80
Farm, situated three miles east Of st.
UllIgyllle, and Que mile south Of tho National
ItOad, containing 100 Acres, rs under cultiva-
ton; has plenty VI good tlmbeE h. well watcrCd
lies very iaYnrnbly, Is easy TO cultivate, An6is
lug Houses. with ample and convenient Outbuild'
IhTs Its chief Recommendation Ii lts nbnnd-
ancc nT FRUIT, OF great variety aud choice
quality, surpassed by no Orchard ID the country.
The fruit has bcen settled with special reference
u nrI6t IN market, and consists OF Apples, Cher.
rirs Peaches, Pears, Ounces, Plums and Grapes,
together With ANAL FIits Of all varieties. among
which Is One-hAlf aero Of lIaspbcrrles and ono
half acre In Strawberries.
the prsnlses, or address, at st. Clnlrsvillr, ..
octI7 SAMUEL X. FINNEY.
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DoN'T forget that you,can get Set Of
Real Fitch Furs at IS per set at the Fur
EknrA
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BLACK velvoteens ut IS cents and up.
wards at Campbell & Harden's.
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NUlsANoE-ono Of those pcrcgrlnating
nuisinees, I'M organ grinder was making
tho ali MdeOus with discordant sounds,
yesterday, in certain sections Of the city.
Persons residing in points not yet visited
need not congratulate themselves on es.
Gaping visitation. Their agony isyet to
commanding surer than death and
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POLICE CouRT.- There were ,twolcases
on the docket ofthe Police Court, yester-
day morning, but neither Of them was
tried. John Gray, whowas charged with
assault, had the hearing postponed until
the LIST Of December, ut his costs; Corne.
Illus Kriter will have his trial for disorder
" conduct this morning, 1t having been
continued on account OF tue non.attend.
ancG Of witnesses.
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OVERWHELMINGLY (9W BUILD.
IL Ing LOIS on Wheeling Island. Price $500
each. Terms, One.iouFth cash; the residue In
equal lnstalmGnts at one, two and three years.
A SPPgE AZ TOP NM . JNo. P. an,cHRIsr.
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Tine Drummer BoY.-Th Interpretations
n the presentation Of this thrilling allie
3 ~ next week In Washington Hall, arc
9actiye progress, and by the time Of the
fist entertainment, next Wednesday
EVENING" they will be complete. The
troupe aSealleady had several rehearsals,
and tonight there win DO another one
under the direction Of the manager. All
the performers are urged to be at the hall
in PetesOn's building, this evening
promptly at7l o'clock. We hope every.
body Is getting ready to attend this exhi.
bition, aSitisons Of no ordinary character
and Is gtvenin tho interest of the widows
and orphans Of deceased soldiers. Price
Of tickets &c,iRill be given in due time
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A CESTENARrANj- George W. Grouse,
of Pultney township, Belmont county, Is
one hundred and four years old, md Is
able TO walk without assistance. lie as.
sisted in the erection Of the first building
of Dickinson College, ut Carlisle, Penn.
sylvania, in 1888; saw 1t burn downa few
years afterwards, and was employed in its
re.erecliOn. He can remember his third
birthday. III. - ! p !,
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DOR RENT-Two (2) SMALL IN s,t
7 Dwelling Houses on the Island. m
Apply At tho Island Vineyard 70
mali WAI. HILLNAN.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.-A SMALL TRACT OF
l Land, containing between Elk and seven
acres, suitable for Country Residence, beautl'
fully located, being q portion Of tho Crugcr
Farm. Situated OH the road leading from the
National Pike past the Stone Meeting House.
and on the Ioutf side For further description OF
the property, inquire Of the undersigned at the
store room or NeIll & Ellngham, who will ex'
osisl '' . W. ELLINGIIAM.
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AFTERNOON SESSION,
The Board reassembled at halEpast one
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MsSsrS. r. Hoe & Co., A. B. TayIOr,
Degener & Weller, &C.,
TYPE, BORDERS. ORNAMENTS. CUTS, ETC
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