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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-02

4 The New York. Independent tells the
following: elder c., . Baptist minister
in Southeastern Indiana, made ina ser
mon, not long ago, the following state.
ment, using It rs an illustration OF tlc
subject in hand; Queen Victoria, wien
she desired TO take i husband, was pre-
vented, by an ancient law Of tho realm
nom going beyond tho prectnts Of her
own nation: but was not prevented from
reaching across the narrow channel which
interyencd between England and Wales
ana Joining hands with Albert, the Prince
OF Wales"
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BELMONT COUNTY.

The Belmont Chronicle regards he
nomination Of Mr.. ChAAtpERs for con
gress, about the weakest the Democrats
Of Mr. BEolnM's district could pave
made. 1t says:
ale was not Classed in the list Of pGsSt
BILE candidates, and bic domination y y,
surprise to every ono, except possibly, Ivy Sue
Clique who had the TnottEt arranged Ne Se'
forehand. Mr.. EsteP, Mr. Clark, Of o HaE
Ross J. Alexander could have united and and
so enthused tho party, as to make the = 5%S "
with Mr.. Bingham close one EitDeo, ,N "
them would probably nave carried s srrs
Republican votes. Mr.. Chambers COZ
carry the strength Of nus own party ot "
this county, and Is to goining any sreps'p
outside, it Is simply 40 itnp0ssibility. -,
The Republicans Of Belmont connSS
arc about to enter upon vigorous Guy
vass, Col. Poorman and Capt, DapieosEd
will take the stump ID lew days =
Bingham will open the Campaign "" 3
speech at Flushing, Thursday. ~, u,
"A democratic whisky dealer, on H., sns
a ma MAJ, arrested I on Sunday last, for psa'
ing counterfeit money. The money, RG a,'
shown to the court, turped out to be 8 :oS
inc, but Of tho old Confederate persuss' Vn'
The prisoner was disnssed, " -,
Henry ". DeafcnDauph. Of Jacoos'
burg, met with a serious accident CONS ON,
time since. While working at the ao t,ir1
scale from the the BANNER struck I nIWa
in the eye, cutting it 50 deeply as to s1'tt o'
the hamors to escape, tnHs pFoducipH
tai blindness q INC eye; ~ o,yn,
| WIN. BrOomhAll Oh Somerset tOt"'tHI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-02
Morried Women,s Property.

The act Just pissed by the British PaFla.
nent, to amend!the law infrelation To the
property Of married women. hos ,s 3! II I!
features which secure mems rights as well.
BY one Of its provisions, a man who mar
ies o woman in debt, does, not as here
tofore, become liable for her debts, con
tracted before marriage, 1t is among the
legions Of the Fleet Prison, in London
that dlssolute Countess, imprisoned for
debt, marriedithe prison barber, and thus
changed the debt to her husband, left him
'insiail, while she walked abroad. This Is
one of tho rights. of which the new act
deprlves English ladies, Blythe new'law
married woman having separate prop
erty, becomes liable to the parish tot her
husbands maintenance, in oAse he be-
comes pauper. This is another loss ol
"riglt;" for under the old law IA woman
could keep her marriage settlement in
tact, while her husband was supported by
the parish. A married woman's separate
property Is liable to the same claims fol
her children, as she were widow but
her husband, being able, is not by tho ac'
released. Il 4 b Z : d 1.i r
On the other hand, the wages and earn
ings Of married woman arc secured t
them, and her receipts alone are valid
discharge to her debtors. Deposits in {
savings bank In the woman's name art
her separate property. She may effect
insurance on her own life, or on that q
her husband. Insurance by The Husband
in his wlfc's favor, is Declared q trust fol
her benefit. A married woman may
maintain an action at law, even againsl
her husband. But he has llso the sarnC
privilege; and If the woman gains Z
fright in this case, so does tho man
Personal rs well Us freehold property
coming to married woman by will OF
inheritance, is her separate property. The
act is not Retrospective, md It's operation
docs not extend to Scotland. l0j.R-1I
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNI5V ERSITH!
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., PRESIDENT
with full corps Of Professors.

Opened but recently for purposes Of lnHt1qc'
ton, this Institution has already attained very
extensive range Of patronage and support. D..
II possesses the finest grounds and buildings In
the State.
ments OF Collegiate and Scientific Study
Special advantages for thorough acquisition
Of tho Modern Languages, the Study Of Geology,
and other branches In the interest Of Agricul
turC.
Chemistry taught according to the new and
only correct system.
TeacherS Glass every Spring Term.
Available Cabinet and Apparatus.
TUITION. nom SIS to $s4 per year,
FALL TERN begins September 18th. Winter
December 9Th. Spring, March 2lst
Commencement, Juno 18th. ....
~ Send for Catalogue.
GEO. c. STURGISS,
Secretary Board Of Regents.
MORsANTowN. ". Va, July 50, 1870.
anglo
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uRANCM OFFICE, CLARKsBUHG m E',o VA
"n JOllN j. DAVIS, T. s. spAT;ES.
va President. Vice FrcsioenE'
vvyr,rycE ny PERMISSION.

HEpEnrSCE ny PERMISSION.
STAN wm Z, Stevenson, Governor West Va.
r. L, Berkshire, Judges supreme Court oil
James II. brown, ( Appeals O. West va;
j. j. jackson, Jr., Judge Of U. ). DISTRICT
Court. ". Va. ,c..
D. d. r. F,rnswOrlh, President OF Senate
West Va.
A Weningur, member Senate.
Jacob IIOrnbrOOk. E'rGst. West va. ms 20:
Jacob n, Blchrl, Vice prest. ~.
Caleb iIogccss, Attorney, Clarksburg, W. Va
Samuel Woods. PhillIppi,
II White. Sheriff Mercer county,
il. d. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
J.S. Camden, President Of First National BANK
PaFkursburg. ,,,,D.I,,
Aud the following members oI Illc Ilou"o I'll Nc'e'
gates nr West Virginia:
non. h. II. Smith, KailAwha county
" G. q. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WetEcl
Nathan Coz, Harrison
" Joseph Teter, Barbour
L. NJ. I'LL, Marion
James HGrvey, Brooke
" Martin Judy, Grant
4. Davidson, Taylor
Henry Brann0n, Lewis
e Floyd Needy, Doddridge
i" j, +, BowyGF, Putnam
]. s. Wilkinson, Lincoln Tan
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A NEW style OF hair-pIn has been in!
vented, which Is the color Of the hair,
with small spiral top, which is warranted
not TO move after being placed in the hair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-02

The Wyoming wou1sn have causena q
little CONSERVATION by resolving to igpOtnSs
politics and vote only, Tor the map - =
" good moral character. The election .
for Congressman, too. 8'."
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ONE Of the finest qualities in bu 1t;as
being Is that nice sense OF delicacy WpiSSn
renders It impossible for him ever TO 'e
an intruder or a bore t1
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NV Ymv August 18th, 1868.

NV YOax, August 18th, 1865.
Allow ne to eSll Your attention to my rREPA'
RATION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BUcHu.
Tho COMPONENT paFt' arc BUcHU LOso LrAT,
orrBEBs, JUMPER BERRIES.
NOPE Or PsErAaArIOs.-B Hchu' in vaeuO'
Juniper RcrrIsO, BY dIatrllabop, to form hne
eIp. cnNsbs oI'Fae'sd by dI'plAeGusnt with
,nIrIs obtained nom juniper BeFft''; very little
,upsr is uaed, sd a small proportion Of'piFl1
II . more palstHOls than any pow to use.
ypeNu. as prepared BY Druggists Is of dark
coIOr. ItIS a pI'ns that omitS fragrance; the &c
lion Of aane destroy, this Us active prinei'
p,e,, leaving . dark and glnhnOu' deeOctIOn,
Nlne IS tie color Of ingredient The Buchu in
nv prepasatiOp psedomInatcs; the smallest
ousptity Of the other ingredients arc added to
prsrent feeusptShOn; upon inspection it will be
iouad not to DO . Tineture, a. HaAdD In PhaFrnA'
eopps, nor Is It : 'yrup-and therefore can be
used ID eaaes Were fever or IphamnAtiOn exist
In ibis, you hays the knowledge OF the iugr'di'
epts Snd tho mode OF Preparation.
hoping that you will favor It With a trial, aud
that upon inspection 1t will meet with your "p,
probshOn, with feeling OF confidence,
lSp'' Very respectfully
H, r. HELMBoLD,
c'e"t.. aad DrHoat" erls T"pr'' Experience.
E,ops @s 1qrg''F EaHqtaeturIng 0AEmtss' i" IL
World.
Noys1r1ER 9TH. 1884.
" an aeQualpsd with Mr.. u. T. HelmbOld; he
occupied tie DruS Store opposite my residence
and wAH apeecI'fui In CONDUCTING the business
wberO Others bSd no. been equally 80 before
him. 1havs been hNOrably Impressed with BIZ
ebsrscser aud epteFprtse."
WILLIAM wEIGaTMAN.
s1,,r Of ROo.r' d wssg4smaH, Aanuraetnrtns
ChSU''ts, N1"@ and Brovn s'''' Philadelphia
ur1AROlp's FLurD ExrsAcE Hucuu, TO
vel Ynoaa arISing from iudiscretlon. The ex
bausted Powers Of Nature which aro accompanied
by % may Alarming symptoms Among whicl
will be fond, Indl'pOsitIon TO Exeftion, Loss o
MepOy, watofulncas, Horror of Disease, o
ForsbOdias. Of Evil in fact, Universal La'''
tuds, ProstratIOn' and inability to enter into tn
uIoymonts OF society.
rbe cOnsu.ubOn, once affected with orsani
wosEnCaa, requires the aid Of Medicine
.trspgthes and invtgOta.s tie system, whicl
HEbNBo1D's EXTRACT BUcHU invarin0l
docs. II no pOatneut Ia submltted TO, Con
paOu or ipsSnity euUues.
p
nEEmoLp's FLutO ExraAor or Buouu, In a
,eehonH Peculiar to Females, 80 unequAlIed b
any other preparation, as in CblOFO'l', or Rector
,,op, PatatulnOss, or Suppression Of cuStOuaaF
evaeuAtioau, uIseFated or sehirrnS State OF 'h
r1tsrpS, aud al complaints Incident to the Is'
or tbO decline OF change Of life.
HrtAno,p,, FUN ExrnACf BuoHu AND Ia
p,oT1O Rosr WASH will radically ezteruninat
hOr the Syston diseases arising from hnbi" {
al ,lkfIn 1ffflN n. =. n11anu
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pmHrc0l8:

puEcToIm'
7. y. Logan, y1oS, P. ShR1lofV
G. W. FranEhelm, J:iN. Vance,
/. ]. 81. Hobbs, blchael Reilly,
Louis @. SlfCl, LII "a.
This company now having been organiEea1 I've
years, and In that time donS Successful bue ~ CS
Is still prepared to take Risks OF GaIF Tateet ~
Buildings Of al kind, MerchAAdlse, Manuftc SrS
ing Establishments, Fufpitnfe, Steamboat TS'9l
CargoeS on the Western RiIeta and Lakes. Sr1oa
company offers superior Inducements TO ]E;inSS
erS, whereby they can be ipsoted on DweIIrSKSS.
Furniture, Barns, and eoptGnSa for or yee.S,tSt
reduced rates. This being State COMPANY WIN
The Largest Cash Capital Paid N,
And surplus Of any company IN the State, a HSs
composed Of some ninGty,Ions 9t0ckholders, Hp y
Of whom are among our best busIneas uentiIoS
oommcnds itself to the favorable consIdCIetsSC"Sa
OF the insuring public, and sollcits their pS[0n1
ago. Applications for insurance will be pro-
u attended to at their ohlee, No. 90 Monroe
Or at their several agencCs Throughout the n1t
SAML MCCLELLAN, PreSident
GEO. MENDEL, Vice Presidcp''
G. II. COEN, Scc'y. 10
B, @. DICK, Asst SOcy. Ieg
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DEABODY INSURANCE COMFY,
L AT WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPITAL, = $1a6, 0Oo.
With tho privilege Of Increasing the HAno '"
$4,000 douara,

pmEcfoRS:
William Bailey, AlonGo LoFinR,
Dr.. VIM. j. Bates, Z. y, Adams,
Andrew ]. PAunell, JatnOA F. Barnes
Henry Stamm, TnonRS Hughes
A. ]. Cecil,
ThI. Company having beer Ssly osganlsssS5s, ld y
inqs Of Gll Kinds, MefchApdiSe' NanuiSettE nR
Embellishments, furniture, steaaboatS, and CSE
ROCs on the Western RIVER and IAkEt, Glso y
IGSus perpetual policies on Dwellings and StoteS
This Company being composed mostly o. SPSes
favorable consideration Of the InSufinS pa0RS,
and sOlicits their patronage. Applications N
IurRnce will DO promptly attended TO 0t tnSle
once, BAILEY's BLOCK, No. l06 Market greet
T xR6NAsSa bHoktSS. F FisS iF;ro.'t
N. O. ARTHUR, seG'y, . ~. t7l5T
". II. AGNRW, ASA See'y. .1 -
8. o. BURDATS, Solicitor oc"
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE

DUPONT GUNPoWDER AGENCY
u The undersigned 10 the sole Agent In this
city for the sale OF all kinds Of Powder made at
the celebrated On Pont Powder Mills. it, quail
tS8tS made by tho United States Government,
HO Keeps a. all times large stock In Maya
zinc Of Ride, In whole, half and quarter keys.
Blasting and Mining Powder all In Metallic
ken. sporting Powder In 'CanisterS. All Of
Vhich viii Be sold to the trade 90 low as the
Iarn0 can be had In the West
He has portable magazines Of different S!Ecs 70
Shlp By Raj q Boats. e.w.. ,s1 2
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mo WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA
KERS.-IIubO for Wagons and Carriages,
Gan oGE and Locust Wood, spoke; nom j i9chi
~ tx, Hickory and Oak, Wood EelloeG nom rs
10 Inches, Hickory and Oak WOOD Bows IeE
Carriages and Express Wagons; EoIeS, shAi@
an @9CeSIySd Sy U' IILDRETH d BRO,
b Main Street
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CUNDRIEs-sU NDRIEs.
$50 Bags Rio Coffee.
m PSeGarcS BFiVht and Black Tobaccos..
Is Barrels Fine md Extra Syrups.
200 !" Family Flour.
80 Flint uomIny.
MSckerel, Herring and Goldfish.
Gunpowder, Young Hys0l and Black Teas.
SO66S, Iudlgos, Spices and Ee's Coffee.
ChOlce Factory and Goshen Cheese.
Rice, N, G. Tar and Carbon OIL.
Soaps, Candles, Lead, Shot and Powder.
Whfte Beans, Starch, Battling, Buckets,
Tubs and WGShboards.
With many other articles, on hand tos sale by
deoI5 PAXTON J. OGLEBAY.
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TIE oOa.u.utIOn' once affected with organic
woDrno'', requires the aid of Medicine 'e
,,rspgtAes and invigOrato tie system, which
HgbNBolD's EXTRACT pUcHu invariably
does. fao pOatmeut ia submitted TO, Con
sumption or lpD'ntty eu'ues.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-02

Confrmutory dispatches have. been re.
ceived here this morning from Brussels
OF the accounts OF last night, reporting an
engagement yesterday between portions
of The Fourth Prussian Corps 9;Armee
and u division Of NTcAIahon'S command.
The account received from Belgium
awards the victoryto the French. 40,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-02

BEGNnolp,s FUN RxrRAcf BuoHu AND IN
s,oT1D Rosr WAsH will radically ezteruinatO
troa the pystsn diseases arising from hnbi" Of
dissipation, at little expense little OF no change
in Diet, no insOnT'aiOucs or exposure; complete
" supeFnsaiug those unpleasant and dangerous
,.usdIOa, COpsIVa and MOrcury' in all th'''
diSOHSe''
30 HElAuObD'' Fun E1TsAcF BuCHu ia al
diseases thoDO OFsauO, whether existing In male
or Ssnnle, rom WhAtsvur cause originating, and
no u,atsOs Of how long standing 1t is pIsa'an'
in tssts AID odG, immediate" in action, Hnt
mOrS Strengthening than any Of the PREPARATION
Of BsrkOE Iron.
TbosO suasdpg from broEsu-down or delicate
eOpstltatlons, procure The remedy atonco.
The reader gust DO aware tbAt, however Sigh
msy be tie attack Of The above diseases, It Ii
ser!SIn 70 ACCT the bodily health aud mOnsa
pONSF''
Al the above disease, require the aid Of Diu
rO.is. nG1NBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
! tho great nlurOho'
gold By Druegi'A everywhere. Price, Sat'A
per bottle, or IL bottle. for $3.50. Delivered L
any addre... po'eribo symptoms in ali comm
nlestIon',
Addre.a II. T. nELMBo1D. Drug ana cA0m'
cal Warehouse. 'o' Broadway, Mt.
none ate gsprSn0 unlo,. dope up in steel Gu
nurOd wrapper, with he.DtupIlO Of ny ChsHiea
wsrOhou,s, and ''nod
1T. HaMBo1D.
| sugSeoddAsoWw
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NV TOax, August 18th, 1868.
Allow he TO cSll Your attention to my pREPA'
zion CT COMPOUND EXTRACT BUcHu
Tho COMPONENT pAFta arc BUCnU, LOsO LTAF
,orrBEBs, JUNIPER BERRIES.
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NOPE o. psEPAaArrOS. -BHchu, in vseuO'
Juniper Berries, BY dl,tlllabon, to form fine
DIN, cuOebs ottracted by displacement with
,nIrlts OhAtusd nom juniper BsFFiS'; very little
,nc.r is uasd, pud small proportion Of'piFlt
It y more palst'Ols than any cow to use.
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sES ve hat nave dTTsSsa md IL as5acsTSaf t sSt
which annually sweeps 10 an untimeIS FFaYe
THOUSANDS Of Young Men Of the most SxcsiIent
talents and brilliant intellect who might Other.
Wise Rave sutrauced listening sesnteS With The
EVins lyFe, may ali VII iuii coSddCuSe a'y 'H'
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SherIT'S Sale.

j. D. Watkins ( In Bossier Parish
VS.. Court, Louisiana,
w. T. Hadley. No. 142.
Dy virtue of a writ of feri facias
- to me directed from the Hon,
orable the Parish Court in and for
Bossier parish. La, in the above en-
titled suit, have seized and will pro
coed to sell TT public auction to the
last and highest bidder, before the
Court house door, in the town of Belle
vue, La. within the legal hours of sale,
on Saturday the 9Th day of March,
1870, the following described property,
to-wit:
The material of which was made the
house in which the defendant last
lived in said Parish.
Seized as the property of defendant,
w. I. Hadlcy. and to be sold to pay
and satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with Benefit
of appraisement,
L. X. RUSS, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La. Feb. 10, 1870.
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Doty's Washin 9 Machine,
Lately Much Improved-And The New
Universal Clothes Wringer.

Improved with RowELLs PATENT DOUBLE
Il CoG-WHEELS, and the PATENT STOP, are
now unquestionably far superior to any APP
paratus Tor washing clothes ever invented,
and will save their cost twice a year, by
saving labor and clothes.
Seathern.peoplew who have used them tes-
tify as follows:
They save three fourths of the labor and
cost, and pay for themselves both III money
and eontentment. Let every young lady
learn to use them, and every married one
keep them in her house-IN o. Picdynne.
yAnexcellent Washing Machine. We have
tried it. The Clothes Wringer is very su-
perior. A good hand will wash u large
number Of pieces in a few hours Raleigh
IN CJ Episcopal Methodist
The Machine is no humbug, but n necessi
ty in every family Geo'getoacn ~. e.
Kaleidoscope.
We would not part from it for anything,
and be compelled to do without it, Nor
gantown W. Va Post.
We have one, and speak from observation.
1t works admirably In one year it will pay
for itself Cieveland Tenn J Banner.
We have one of Doty's Clothes Washers,
and our household are in ecstaeies over it.
They are great economizers of time and la
Dor Edge1feld rs. C.J -4dcertiscr.
Far superior to amy apparatus for washing
CtbllitS eve lUNGHLGtt, dItt dH
institution in every family Marlboro Nd J
Gazette.
No one, after fairly testing their capacities
will be willing to do without hem Fay
etteUilic Tam Observer
We have one of these excellent Machines
in use, and we cheerfully commend it for all
that is claimed for it,-[ Ruth ordtom ~ g.
Findiedtor.
A child ten ears old can do the washing
just as well as grown person Every good
husband should SECURE one for his family
K0rgdi.totcfa (W. Va Constitution.
After over two years experience With II
Doty, we are assured that it is the greatest
help and economizer OF time labor and mon
ey we have vet had introduced into our
household Williamson Smith, Net On
leans.
have had DOty Washer in my family
for some time. 1t gives entire satisfaction,
and take pleasure in commencing it to the
head of every household.-[R Toners, JEFF
ferSo1s, IerdS.
have had one of Doty's Clothes Washers
in use for year and am perfectly satisfied
whit. My family have tried it faithfully
and have never known it to fail to accom-
plish all that it processes to : Prot. j. +.
lStevens, Concord Female College, Statesfilte,
NC.
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succession sale.
SUGGESTIONS Of Ricpd c. LancaSte;
deceased.

SUGGESTIONS Of Riol3d G. LancdSte;
deceased.
Nv virtue of writ of sale ia me d.
D rected from the Honorable the
Parish Court of Bossier parish, La,
commanding the sale, after the legal
delays and advertisements, Of all the
property belonging to the succession
r. G. Lancaster, deceased /, Mary A.
Lancaster, Administrative of the said
succession, viii proceed to sell at pdb-
lie auction to the last and highest bid
der, within the legal hours of sale, be-
fore Court house door, in Bellevue,
La, Saturday, the 10Th day Of Febfua-
ry, 1870, the following described pro-
perty belonging to the aforesaid sue
cession. to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of the north
west quarter of section "a. township
10, of range IL. containing forty acres.
Northwest quarter af the southwest
quarter of same section, township and
range, containing fnrty acres. South
east quarter of tue northeast quarter of
section %, same township and range,
containing forty acres. Northeast
quarter of southeast quarter Of same
section. township ind range. contain
ing forty acres. Northwest quarter of
southeast quarter, and northeast quar-
ter Of southwest quarter, and southeast
quarterof southwest quarter, and south
west quarter Of southwest quarter Of
same section. township aud range; ard
the southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter, and the northwest quarter of
the northwest quarter of section "a,
same township and range, containing
in all. four hundred acres, together
with all improvements thereon.
Terms of SaIe--Cash, with bene fit
Of appraisement, and if the appraised
value be not bid. the land will be re-
advertised AMI sold according to law.
MARY A. LANCASTER.
Administrators.
january 18th. 1870,
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New Orleans, Feb. ia cir
cular, signed by order of the X.
I y. H., has been sent to the mem
bers of the Legislature. After re-
ferrlng to certain Objectionable
bills now before that body, the
circular concludes as follows !:
Therefore you are hereby warned
that if you did, or in any way
countenance such financial frauds,
OF permit the same to become laws
thereby doing the people irrepara-
BILE injury, in violation of your
oaths of Office and the disregard
of your conscience, we will visit
upon you swift, but just punish
ment. You have the choice be-
tween the honest discharge of
your duties, and the winning of
our respect and protection ON the
one hand, and corruption, bribery
and speedy punishment ON the
other. We know yonr residence.
AS your vote will be recorded, so
will we act.
The Times, commenting, says
nothing can be conceived than
such anti American circulars. In
the darkness of the Middle Ages
they might have been used as a
means of intimidation, but they
have no legitimate place in the
annals of to-day in America, and
should be frOWued down by every
man of common sense.
The House went into committee
OF the whole for the purpose of
taking up the election bill.
Chicago, Feb. 15.-Wm. Jones,
who drives a wagon with the
mails, was arrested charged with
robbing the mails Of over $780,
900.
Buffalo, Feb. 15.--Commodore
Steven Chamlin, who commanded
at the battle of Lake Erie, is dan
ger0usly sick.
Salt Lake, Feb. 15.-lNhe ortho-
dox Brighamites have ca rried the
rlection.
The weather is so favorable
that gardening has common ced.
Monroe, La, Feb. 15.-Ge.n. st.
John Liddell, Of Catahouh parish,
was killed on the steamer st.
Marys, near his place, yesterday,
while eating dinner. The Captain
OF the st. Marys says that the
party killing consisted of Colonel
Chas. Jones and his two sons,
who came on the boat at Jones'
place, few miles below LiddelI's.
The immediate cause of the homi-
eide originated in the same trans
action out of which grew the kill
ing of John Nixon, Jr., at the Bos-
ton Club, New Orleans, some
weeks ago.