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AS A SIGN Of the times, politically, II
may be worth recording the fact that the
FreemaN'S Journal OF last Thursday gives
prominence to IN article from an Ohio
Democratic paper, in favor Of Charles
0Conor as a candidate for the next
Presidency. The Journal affects not to
be in favor Of the nomination, as "to
have such man President Of the United
States would be asking for the country a
grace It does not deserve" but there ia
good reason to suppose that the article
has been put forth as II to feel the public
pulse. The Journal Is, to some extent, a
representative organ Of the Roman Cath.
ollc population, though at times given to
very extreme views '.. "'' IF
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, Nov 27-Thc following
dicpatCh was received by the Herald this
evening, from Cottonwood !" Since the
last report the storms have not in the least
subsidized but, If possible, are more fear.
ful than ever. Parties who have been
here Tor the last two winters say they
never knew as terrific storm in the Ca.
non We have not seen the sun since
Sunday, the 10th inst, The wind Is blow.
ing, the snow drifting, trees falling and
everything Is gloomy. Work Is general.
ly suspended. Though there has been no
slides In the last 48 hours they are mo.
mentarily expected, and especially on the
Emma hllI .- H.
All hope Of finding the body Of O. Nor.
rison, is given up until spring. His wife
Is almost distracted.
Since the slide Of Friday last, no teams
have passed up or down the cannon.
Leading Mormops express themselves
very anxious, as Brigham Young should
be here next Monday for trial. They say
positively he will appear at the time or
dered, II the prevailing storms admit He
has been notified by telegraph. II Is stated
he has already started for Salt Lake. El.
der Orson Pratt, in the Tabernacle yes.
tefday, preached with great earnestness
in favor Of polygamy. Hesaid polygamy
was one of tue chiet tenants Of the Nor.
mon religion. If that was away the re-
llgidn would be destroyed. The 6propOsal
to give up polygamy for the sake Of a
State organization, or for any other pur.
pose, would never receive the consent Of
the Mormon people. In fact, the Nor.
mons would not surrender nolygamy
or any other part Of their re.
ligion Tor any government These re.
marks were received with loud cheers by
all the house Of "Tbats so, we won't"
A dispatch from the Tintic mining dis.
trict says that a terrible storm has been
raging there for the last 80 hours of sleet
and snow. II Is still showing and the
wind blowing. 1i'aAap'aA} a =.
Another slide Is reported at Cotton.
wood, by which four men lost their lives
in the snow. The snow Is ten feet deep
and at last accounts was still storminG III.
TiOuslY. ..."
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The TichbOrne Trial.

The TichbOTne Trial.
New YoRK, Nov. ga London letleI
speaking of the TiChborne trial, says
"The cost Of taking and printing the note.
OF the evidence hGs been $1,000 PEI
week. Hundreds of witnesses have beer
brought from South America and Aus
tTalia, This week witness after witness
comes up and swears that he recognizes
the claimant as the real Sir Roger. The
defence will try to prove that they ore al
mercenaEy, peTurcd witnesses, or are ut
terly mistaken"
CONDITION OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
LONDON, November 27.-The last Off
cial bulletin Of the physician up to ter
o'clock this morning reports that the
Prince of Wales has passed a sleeplesa
night The fever is increasing, but the
strength Of the patient still holds out
against It, The Queen is constantly at
the bedside OF the Prince,
LONDON, Nov 27-Evening-The ply
stcians in attendance upon the Prince Of
Wales issued bulletin this evening stat
ing that the Prince has been quieter To-
day. There Is, however, no change in
the symptoms of the disease under which
he is suffering,
ILLNESS OF TIE PRINCESS ALEXANDRIA.
The court circular in the evening jour
mails announces that Her Royal HighnGs 8
the Princess Alexandria Is III.
RIoTING AT DOVER.
Some riotlng is reported to have taken
place at Dover yesterday. The disorder
was easily suppressed by the local author
tiles. ........
RUSSIA FORMING FORTIFIED CAMPS.
The Standard is informed that Russia
has undertaken special armament on a
gigantic scale. She Is forming two iOrti.
fled camps, each TO hold 10000 men.
One has been established at SmOlenski,
and the other will probably be located on
the Galican frontier These preparations
are believed to be directed more particu.
larly against Austria, because OF the up.
pointment Of Count Androassy, which Is
regarded as unlavOrable, TO Russia.
LONDON, Nov. 21-The Paris Figaro
says there now exist0 in Englond sixty.
eight clubs devoted 10 Republicanism
A collision occurred last night Oft the
Irish coast, between tho ships Marmion
and OCeola. The latter sunk very soon
after she was struck. Several of the
crew escaped by jumping aboard the
Marmion, but nine men arc missing. 1t
Is hoped that they saved themselves in
one Of tho boats. .....
A dispatch from Lucerne, Switzerland,
announces that Count Gergoti, son.in.law
ofeX.Queen Isabella, of Spain, las COM
mltted suicide in that city.
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MEXICO.

MATAMoRAs, November 81, VIA NEW
ORLEANS The Revolutionists under
Gen. TrivinO attacked Saltillo on the 95th
and fighting is still going on. General
Rocha Is advancing from San Loui:
Potosi with strong Government forces
within aiding distances, Trivlno Is re-
ported short Of ammunition. Communi
cation Is interrupted entirely beyond The
river. Three hundred reiniorcemenls FOL
Matamoras are expected by sen from
Vera Cruz. -. I'LL frr.|rF
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BELGIUM.
The Popnlar TumuIts at nrusseIs.

The Popular Tumults at Brussels.
BRUSSELS, November 20.-The popular
manifestations in the streets to-day were
of an excited but undeCisive character.
The Sunday Monitcur published an official
notice Of the dismissal OF M. dc Decker,
to-day, as Governor of l.lmburg The
police were on duty in force and dlspcrs-
ed all crows Of angry persons so that no
serious disturbance had occurred.
BRUSSELS, November 27.-The Min.
istry has been engaged to-day in discuss
ing the resignation Of M de Decker as
Governor OF the Province oi Limburg. II
has not yet transplred what action was
taken on the subject.
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Card from a Prominent Iowa

DAvBNroRT, Iowa, Nov. 27-TTon
Geo. II. Pdrkoh, Of this city, one Of the
most prominent Democrats OF the State,
publishes card in the Democrat Of this
evening, in which he says the Democratic
party, as an organization, Is dead, and Il
The Democrats expect to resurrect its
principles, andsucceed in 1872, they must
abandon the old organization and become
an integral portion Of the new party
The article creates much excitement In
political circles.
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A Sober Richmond View Of WesI
VirgInIa's Relation to the VITgini6


A Sober Richmond View Of West
VirgInia's Relation to the virginia
Debt.
The Richmond Dispatch indulges the
c,lo,,,nn ro,oorLo sr,oe0,od hv a letter
T"s ~ ,,., -, A..
Of Juuge MereulIh' Oh h'chIhonu' U" 'ne
Virginia debt:
1st We doubt whether the quotations
made by Judge Meredith from the law
of nations have any application in this
case, Virginia Is not q nation. She can
hardly be called a estate" In the sense
in which The word ia EMPLOYED by writers
upon international law. In this country
Congress Ia The only Legislature, and The
United States the only State, in the sepSe
In which the word Legislature" and the
word Estate" arc used by those writer's
II seems inconsistent TO sneak Of Virginia
In one breath az IL international law were
nil that could bind her TO pay her debts,
or excuse her for not paving them and
in the next breath a 80 hampered by a
Constitution mot of her own choosfng)
beld over her by a superior State or na.
lion that she must periorce pay them.
II international law may be appealed to.
the nations Of the world NAV enforce II
hv arms Sgainst Virginia, Can they :
VIRGINIA WINS once A State, perhaps. Ger.
tain1v she IA now State only In name.
9d' Less than one.iourth OF the popula.
of Virpinia1 was cut of in West Virginia
There Il no reason either for supposing
that West VIRGINIA will ever consent to
nav one.third Of The debt. She claims
that ali the interest funded must be sub.
iracted before her share Of the debt Is
assigned 10 her. Then that all the assets
p0ssessed bV the State in 1901 must be
subtractedyIor instance. the millions Of
dollars' worth of stock sold 10 The Allan,
tic Mississinpi and Ohio Company, 10 the
Danyille COMPANY, and to other compan.
Ics-aIl of which Virginia has disposed Of
or treated AZ il West Virginia had no voice
in ihe matter. These assets also include
ibe State stock In the Old banks at It's
value in 1861; in The James River and
other companies; the value Of the capitol
and other public buildings, ETC., etc. II Ia
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GhHGRtelli4Ftrre1.

WHEN the appropriation bills come up
at the next session of Congress, and arc
sCrutized with. customary severity, by all
the economists, in Congress and out OF It
we think that there is one item that will
pass with little opposition or questioning
that which makeSlprovision fol. the signal
bureau. "old Probabilities Is getting to
be the most popular man in the country,
Everybody turns to him, in tho morning,
to see his predictions; everybody praises
him at night, when his predictions are
fulfilled.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Debt Twice 6s Great aS Represented
..OniciaI Frauds Confirmed.


New YoRK, Nov. 27-A correspond.
ent writes from Columbia, y. O., that the
debt Of that State Is over fifteen, millions,
1t has been heretofore stated at about sew.
en- and three. quarter millions. The frauds
alleged against some officials are fully con
tlrmed. T..
CHARLESTON, s. G., Nov. 27-A com.
mittee OF influential citizens, including
Hon. J. D. Pope and ex.Gov. Orr, publish
tho result Of their examination of the
treasurers debt statement, which they
find correct The committee report that
the total debt of South Carolina Is $ll,.
0O5 500, exclusive OF six millions owing
in New York. The American Bank
Note Company certify that they have in
their possession six million Of sterling
funding bonds, and Gov Scott has In.
structed them to print no more bonds or
stock Of any lindIior this State.
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PITTsBURGH.

PTTsBURaH, Nov. 27.-Thc new gas
company wac to-day voted the right 10
lay their pipes in the streets Of this city,
by an Overwhelming vote in both braches
81 tue City Council In The Belect Branch
the vote stood thiriy.one to four In the
Common Branch, composed Of about one
hundred members, the vote was unani.
nous. The new company have the coke
oven patent for manufacturing gas.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November 27.-The session o
the Diet OF the Kingdom Of Prussia wRl
opened to-day by the King In person
The speech from The throne points to tht
financial prosperity o! the country and
proposes o general increase Of official snl
aries, and recommends encouragement by
the Dict Of railway enterprises. The
speech was well received and the Emperor
and King loudly cheered by the members
Of the Diet on entering and leaving tht
chamber
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 27.-Dr. Rudolf Brestel,
formerly Ofthe Cislathan cabinet, has been
appointed Minister Of Finance.
John Jay, United States Minister to
Austria, and Count Andrassy, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, have signed the Interna.
tiOnal Convention between the United
States and Austria, guaranteeing inviola.
bility ofthe trade marks in the two coun-
IstnS .H# o. .|l'. aH. .'." r. aF'. no.
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 27.-Thc following
officers have been elected by the members
Of the State Musical Society: President,
Charles H. Clarke, of Milwaukee; Vice
President, II. s. Chandler, OF Oshkoshi
Secretary, Oetavius Marshall. Of Mil.
waukee; Treasurer, VIM. Lockwood, Of
Rlpon.
railroad say that the termOmetOr Is down
to 90 degrees below zero, with heavy
winds. Trains are stopped by the drift'
ing snow, and the telegraph wires are
broken In several places by the severe
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Found Dead in RED,

ST. Louis, November 27.-Col. J. s
Haymaker, formerly Of Wooster, Ohio,
latterly prominent business man at Fort
Smith, Arkansas, was found dead in hit
room at Barnum's Hotel. A postmortem
examination showed that death was catis.
ed by morphine, but II Is not known that
he took the drug with suicidal intent. A
coroner's Jury will investigate the matter
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In ChAncery, Circuit Court for Ohio county,
West Va. t.E'-|... 1915.
In pursuance Of decree Of said Court made
In this cause on the 90th day Of December, 1870
will offer for sale, on
FRIDAY, tho 18th day Of December, 1871,
at tho front door OF the Court House Tor Ohio
county, West Va, commencing at 10 o'clock A.
tho following real eetAte, lying In the city oil
Wheeling, on the west side OF Main street, viz
The two valuable stores now occupied by d.
A. Adler d Co. and by Peter e. Zlnn and Others,
lying between tho houses occupied by Harbour
4 DIttman and b. Kline. Also tho property on
same side Of Main street now occupied by the
shoe store Of Richard Porter, adjoining house
owned by J. B. Sheppard.
TERMB OF SALE-Ohe.hfth OF purchase TO bC
paid In cash and the balance In one, two, three
aud four years from day OF nAle,. with interest,
notes with good security 70 be given for the do.
lcrred payments, and deeds Of trust, at tho OK.
Penso Of tho purchaser, as further security on
n6viS DANIEL G. LIST, Trustee.
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"A gunsmith named John Meyer, a
native OF Germany, wns found Sunday
morning about four miles below the city
ofMemphis, near the Mississippi Il Ten.
nessec railroad, shot through the head
and back. No clue 70 the murderer.
Tho three men, Harris, Murphy and
Boise, who were Awaiting sentence In
Jail in Hudson county, New Jersey, Ior
burglary and pickpoCketing, escaped Bat
urday night ...-...-u
ST. Marys Catholic Church at Ports
mouth, N H., was completely burnt Sun.
day night. The residence Of the Priest
was nearly consumed. Loss About $780,
900. Insured.
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The National saengerfest.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-A meeting of the
Finance Committee ofthe National Saen-
gerIeSt Association met tonight. Favora.
ble progress in procuring subscriptions
was reported, and committee appointed
TO canvass the city for aid. Various sites
for a concert building were suggested, and
the matter discussed, but no definite con.
ClusiOn reached.
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THE definition of wedding" in the
fashionable vocabulary means a grand
crisis Of clothes; "bride" peg on which
flnery Of all kinds Is hung; bridegroom"
sober black object following the bride Of
no account in particular, and yet without
whom, there would be no fuss, and the
fun could not gOOn
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The Weather To.Dav.
war DEPARTMENT,
oFPIoR or THE CHIEP SIgNGL OPPIuER,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. 27--7:3O r. n.

EIFVE87hUEHI I INos
The brisk northwesterly winds viii
probably diminish tonight, and Veer L
the northeast in the Middle and Eastern
States by Tuesday noon. Pleasant
weather will prevail In the South Atlantic
States, and an area of low barometer
will develop west Of the Mississippi, with
cloudy and threatening weather, extend.
Ing eastward to the Blue Ridge. Par.
TALLY cloudy weather, with light winds
will prevail on the Lakes. Cautionary
signals continue at Cape May, Norfolk
New York, and New London.
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NASHVILLE.

NAsHvnLE, November 27.-FrGderick
Beaslay, an idiotlc negro, was run over
this morning by train at the Nashville
d Chattanooga railroad depot and killed
instantly. The body was shockingly
mangled. ..
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AT sprinaeid, Ohio, Saturday, the
remainder Of the gang oi burglars arrest.
ed some time ago, attempted to escape
by digging hole through the wall, but
the guard discovered II in time, and
they were secured.
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INOR SALE LOW AND ON EASY
II TBRMS-A Arst class eTannery, Two story
Brick Building, 81 feet by 81, with all the mod.
ern improvements and IN good running order. =.
available for any other manufacturing purpose.
Also q good Brick Dwelling House with 10
rooms and null Lob on Hampden Btreet.
w YfpoqB 4 BRO,
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The boston Forreries.

BosToN, November 97.-John A. Han.
son was atraigned in the Municipal
Court to-day, charged with forgery and
committed In default Of 10000 bail
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FRANCE.

PARts, Nov. 2T.-Bishop Dupanloup
publishes letter severely Criticising the
sentiments expressed by Gambetta In his
speech recently delivered at 81. QuRnin.
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DWELLING HOUSE '
FOR SALE.

| offer for pAlo the houo in which now 70. -
side, situate on John street, q few doors
east Of Filth. The house 10 q substantial
twO-story brick containing eight rooms, be.
sides q bath room and kitchen, and dnished
attic, with good cellar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms The honse Ia In good order and
well located and in every way q desirable prop.
erty, being butA little over square from the
Post once There 10 also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and carriage house
Any one wishing TO purchase can examine the
p's@itSS' septS ~ any lm'' JNo. F.MoDERMor.
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/ STAND LOTs FOR sALE.

Having sold ali the lots offered at $500 each,
except two, | now offer ten lots ffOntlnR on the
east side OF Kim and Chestnut streets and eX.
tending 10 the river Price from $500 70 g., 900
each. according 10 slEe and location. Terms,
onc.fourth cseh, reeldns In equal lnstallments at
'''O'-' WV ' 80 ~ JNo. P. aiLCHRIsT,
AugN At Top MIL.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCfsco, November 97.-Eng.
lish capitalists visiting California Tor
the purpose of examining the Tulle lands
in Sacramento, San Joquin and Nalijo
with a view Of entering a large reclamation
project, report favorably and will start tor
London via New York tomorrow,
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LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27-Thc steamship
City OF Limerick, from New York, arriv.
ed al Queenstown.
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FRIDAY, the 18th day Of Dec, 1871,

In pursuance OF the will Of Martha Knox, do.
ceased tho undersigned will, OH
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of Dec, 1871,
at tho front door OF the Court House for Ohio
county, West Va, commencing alto o'clock A.
sell the following valuable property, lying on
tue west side OF Main street In the city Of Wheel.
Ing being lot No. two Cg and part Of lot No. one
%, being tho same now occupied by Harbour 4
DttmAn, by George W. EckhArtan NJ. c. HAne,
and by the dwelling house formerly occupied by
Mrs. Martha Knox In her life time,
TERMS or SALE-One.fourth Of the purchase
money To be paid In cash, or as much more aS the
purchasers may choose to pay; tho remainder in
four annual payments, with interest from date
payable Beml.AhnuAlly. Negotiable notes To be
given for the deferred lnSLalmentS, TO be secured
by deeds Of trust and satisfactory insurance on
property, at the expense Of the purchaser.
JAMES P. ROGERS,
D. c. LIST,
nOvii Executors Of Martha Knox, decd.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
Exclusively to the IntellIyoncer.

CBy tho Western Union Limo.
once Eorth.West cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.)
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For Sale.

DWELLING HOUSE FOR IN
- SALE.-I offer for sale tho house in N
which | now reside, situated on John III
street, next house To alley between Fifth and
Sixth streets, Fourth ward. House contains SIX
rooms, lSrg epantFy and cellar, bake oven, water
convenient. The house 10 In good order.
nov99H WILLIAM j. NRsBTTT.
FLIZA JANE ZANE, SAMUEL
IL sprigg Zane, COfdella Carr and Milton T.
Carr, Noah Zane, Sophia Huston and Alexander
RuStOn, and PlAtoH ZAnO,
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FXEouToRS SALE OF REAL
Ii ESTATE HH T|N.
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TOR RENT.-THE THREE IN
Il story Store House and Dwelling, on
Main street, directly opposite the Grant -
House, and Gt present occupied by WlnzenrlGd b
Bon, WAtchmikers and Jewellers. To . good
tenant, II desired, tho premises will bO material.
y yAlteFed and Improved. It's proximity to the
6rAnt House and suspension bridge make II .
commanding business stand. Possession April
lsL Apply 10.
nOVi6 WIN. PAXTON, 9TH street.
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For Rent.

FOR RENT In
The Store Rooms nov Oceuplsd By u. .AA
A.. L, KRAFT q BRO,
noya7 lIV Main Street.
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FoR RENT.-THE SPACIOUS IN
II LIST and I'd story WArerooms and
cellar beneath, on the KAst side Of Market -
street, and adjoining the Grocery ltOre Of L. ].
Smyth, occupied at present by the MessTg. Hub
bards as Furniture warerOOms, They have q
depth OF IlO feet and frOnt Of 80 feet; the lower
story mont OF which Is 1llOd with plate glass.
The location 10 No. !, and recommends itself TO
any business requiring tho space tOaeru Pos
noYi6 WI. PAXTON, Gth street.
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In pursuance OF the will Of Martha Knox, d.
ceased, tho undersigned will, OH
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nOvn Executor. Of Martha Knox, decd.