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The StorxOiI Cnsr a, Erie.

ERIE, Pa, January 22.-The great
Story oil farm case, after over two weeks
trial In the United States Circuit Court,
before Judge McKennan, was concluded
to-day. Richey & Co. Conditionally
bought the Story farm, on Oil creek, in
April, 1860, and were to wind up the bar
gain in April, 1861. Nobody knew any-
thing OF other than first sand wells at that
time, and these failed rapidly. On April
l, 1861, the bargain for the land was con-
summated, at less figures than the original
agreement, Richey & Co. saying they
would lose the two thousand dollars a.
ready paid rather than pay more
than twenty thousand dollars for
the property. It was worth only
five hundred dollars for farming
purposes. At that time there were
seven wells on the land, but none were
paying. Two months aflerward the
Steiner well-the first flowing well in the
oil regions, flowing five hundred barrels
per day-was struck there, and the terri
tory became immensely productive. Six
years after Story thought he Ind been de-
frauded, and brought this suit. The
charge Of Judge McKennan was direct
for the defendants, as was the weight OF
the evidence, but the Jury found for the
plaintiff in the sum Of twenty.onp thou.
sand and ninety.tiYe dollars. Judge Nc.
Kennan Indignantly set aside the verdict
on the ground that it was against law and
evidence, and awarded new trial. An
attempt was made by the plaintiff to i'm
peach the integrity Of c. L. Taylor, Of
Franklin, Story's former attorney, but this
signallY and utterly failed.
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CINcINNATI.

CINCINNATI, January 29.-The Clncin.
natl Chamber OF Commerce commenced
today to report on the sales book, ,6I. the
Chamber the time Of sales in addition to
the cash transactions. 1t Is u measure
which has been agitGted for some time
and its consummation gives general salts.
faction TO large number Of merchants.
The investigation into the detective
system Of the city was resumed to-day
without developing anything Of general
interest. .-..-0. .l.r -. Ia. .--.
Tho supcrsIrucLure on the Short Line
Railroad from Dayton TO Cincinnati Is
substantially completed. The second
bridge over the Miami, south OF Dayton,
will be finished within a fortnight and the
work Of laying tho rail will seen be COM
menced. ..
This afternoon in the Senate a bill was
introduced TO revise and codiiy all laws
relating 10 compensating persons for prop.
erty appropriated by corporations other
than municipal. A resolution was adopt.
ed authorizing the Governor to appoint
three engineers TO examine all the public
works OF Ohio. .s..s .asI. ...
A special to the Gazette from Gallipolis
says that in Morgan township, Gallia
county, Saturday evening, James w. Erv-
ing shot and killed his sOn.in.law, Davis
Sorell. Erving was arrested. The cause
was an alteration about the occupancy
oil stable. ............
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in his den, Laughter The office
Of the Chief Executive Magistrate Is
said TO be a fountain of honor, but IL Is
the fountain ol dIShonor, abuse and cor.
ruption in our country. What have we
seen within few days? The President
Of the United States published as a default.
er 10 the amount 0tfour or five thousand
dollars for upwards Of twenty years. l
presented my resolution. The newspa.
pcrs opened upon him, and at last, driven
by tho denunciatiOns OF the papers or
some other cause, hc was forced to come
forward and make good the amount Of
deialcatiOn.
Mr.. SHERMAN said he was willing to
postpone the amnesty bill with the lln-
derstandlng that this resolution was to
take Its place until disposed Of, and lie
gave notice TO tho friends Of the amnesty
bill that he would not agree to have Il
taken up again until they shall have made
up their minds to stand by It and press II
TO vote. N-... ~.
MIR. THURMAN advised DAVIS to with
draw the motion, as to press It would
plainly give rise 10 long and probably
an exciting debate, which would POSTPONE
the amnesty bill.
Mr.. DAVIS said he knew it would give
rise to debate, and he was prepared ior a
most exciting debate. [Laughterl But
he did not wish TO antagonize It against
the.amnesty bill, and therefore he would
withdraw now, but would soon again
bring it before tho Senate.
The amnesty bill was then taken up. The
pending amendment was SUMMERS
supplementary civil rights bill.
MIR. MOTION suggested to Mr.. SUMNER
TO strike out all Of relating to church and
cemetery organizations.
hlr. RoBERTsON moved to lay this bill
aside and take up the last amnesty bill
passed by the House.
MIR. THURMAN supported the motion,
and hoped the Senate would pass the last
House amnesty bill without amendment,
and II MIR. SUMMER should persist in offer.
ing the civil rights bill as an amendment,
lie hoped the Senate would declare il out
ofordcr, as it, in fact, was. He also ex.
pressed the hope that Mr.. SUMMERS bill
would never pass in its present form.
Messrs. CoNKLING and MORTON opposed
the motion.
NJ. MORTON said that Mr.. SUMNER had
agreed TO accept the amendment sng.
gested by him to-day.
MIR. THURMAN supported it, and re-
peated his opinion expressed when Mr..
SUMMERS amendment was first offered,
that it was unconstitutional. l
Mr.. ROBERTSON said he intended TO
vote Tor Mr. SUMNER's bill, but thought
It unwise to TO tack it on the amnesty
bill.
MIR. THURMAN said he would point out
some particulars in which that bill was
unconstitutional, which he did at length.
Without action the Senate adjourned
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THE House Of Representatives is hesi.
tating whether the Committee to Inyest-
gate the disgraceful condition Of affairs at
New Orleans shall set at Washington or
be excused altogether. There is evident
ly something rotten in Denmark. The
officers of the Government there are
mixed up in it; and as each party sends to
the country its own version Of affairs, the
only way to get at the truth will be by an
investigation on the spot Congress can
not interfere with the State government,
but it can investigate the connection OF
the custom house authorities there with
the present resistance to its authority and
determine where the fault lies; and II
with them, can recommendtheir dismissal.
Let the investigation go on, and let white
wash be strictly forbidden.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YORK, January ga large
crowd Of indignant depositors surround
the Market Savings Bank on Nassau
street, hut no violence has yet been com.
mitted. 1t is stated that the bank ex.
Libit will present evidences of great
knavery.
VIM Walk has been sentenced to
twenty years imprisonment for rape on
little girl.
The Custom House Committee have
decided 10 remain here another week.
Twccds constituents. request him TO
either go to the Senate or resign. L; is
stated that Tweed only wants to buy two
more members Of the Legislature to secure
him from expulsion, and that he is waiting
to obtain them.
The police oil this city propose q tesLi,
mOnial TO the memory of Fisk.
1t is rumored that the Manhattan
Savings Institution has suspended.
The Investigation Committee will leave
for New Orleans on Wednesday.
The National Labor party expect there
will be about 1900 delegates 10 the
Columbus Convention.
Representative Mckinney, of Ohio, has
been sick for two weeks.
The Ways and Means Committee will
soon report on the Syndicate.
Kings distillery at Williamsburg was
damaged $l5,OO0by fire yesterday. In.
sured.
Rev. DR.. J. D. Bradley delivered q ser.
mon yesterday in the Forty.third Street
Church, Episcopal, announcing his seces.
sion and his adoption of the Catholic
religion. HG was educated at Oxford
University, England.
John Gloss was assaulted and stabbed
and cut in seventeen places last night by
James Costello for abusing the latter in u
vituperative manner. Gloss presented o
shocking spectacle when taken TO the
station, being covered with blood. His
facc and head were hacked awfully. The
assault was made with large carving
knife which Costello was using in his
restaurant, where Gloss had Just ordered
supper. Gloss will die.
The grand jury have had number Of
prominent bank officials before them To
testify relative to the balance accounts of
the officials.
A teacher in school No. 95 was com.
mitted for trial this morning for rape on
two little girls. .
Mayor Hall today suggested to the
Boards Of Aldermen the appointment OF a
committee 10 DRAFT and propose such
amendments TO the charter us they may
suggest themselves, to be submitted to the
Legislature in connection with the pro-
posed new charter.
The rumored failure Of the Manhattan
Savings Bank is untrue.
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SONS OF THE COVENANT.
Meeting of the District Grand
Lodge No. 2, at st. LOuis.

Annual Meeting ofthe District Grand
Lodge No. 2, at st. LOuis.
ST. LOUIS, January 22.-The annual
meeting of the District Grand Lodge No.
2, olthe Independent Order OF Bnat Birth.
or the Sons of the Covenant, commenced
here yesterday. The officers Of the Grand
Lodge present were ]. Bush, of st. Louis,
G. U. A. President; II. hamburger, of In.
dianapolis, G. A. Vice President; and A.
Abraham, Of Cincinnati G. s. Secretary.
There were representatives in attendance
from Cincinnati, Louisville, Cleveland,
Evansville, st. Louis. Detroit, Memphis,
Nashville, indianapolis, st. Joseph, Leav-
enworth, Terre Haute, Lafayette, Helena,
Paducah, &c.
The reports OF the Grand Lodge were
read, showing very lively interest and
the excellent condition Of the order
throughout the district The number of.
lodges in the district are 80; the member.
ship, 2,732; the aggregate of funds, $l22,-
l4G; donations to widows and orphans
during the year, $1,000. Liberal dona.
tions have also been made TO the brethren
in Chicago, who, although outside of this
district, still had forcible claims on the
sympathics Of the brotherhood. Besides
the individual subscriptions afforded to
the transient brethren iFOm Chicago, the
lodges have donated $500 to the Orphan
Asylum in Cleveland.
A branch of the order in this district is
in active operation. ~
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West Indies and South America.

NEW York, January 29.-West India
news per the steamer Erie, contains the
following items: '-''
1t is reported at Ct. Thomas that reyo.
luton, headed by Pimantel, is in progress
at San Domingo against Baez, and three
small towns have also risen.
The steamer hassler, with an American
scientific party aboard, put into the Bar.
badoes on December 28th, To repair her
air pump DR.. Martin LEFT and returned
home on the steamer Erie, owing 10 some
trouble with his eyes. II r.' .'T
The smallpox Il still rigging at Trini.
dad.
The quarantine against Halifax and
New York is reduced Io. five days at Porto
Rico.
Laguayra dates Of the 9Th inst, state
that the government has taken possession
OF several private houses Tor barracks at
Caracas.
A steamer from trinidad has brought
4,5O0 muskets and million cartridges iol
the revolutionists. -
The 0rinocO is partially blockaded. z
The diplomatic corps at Caracas refuse
further intercourse with the government
until IN obnoxious order is reiracted.
Itis stated that another expedition Il
aid the Cuban revolution Il TO be fitted ont
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Commercial Relations with Canada.


Commercial Relations with Canada.
OTTAWA, ONT, January 29.-The fol-
lowing resolution has been passed by the
Dominion Board of Trade:
"ReSOlred, That the members Of the
Board cannot separate without expressing
the pleasure they have deriYcd from the
presence Of NlesSrs. Hazard and McLaren,
representatives Of the National Board OF
Trade of the United States, and for their
kindness in taking part in the delibera.
uons Of the Dominion Board"
Carried amid applause.
Mr. Hazard acknowledged the compli.
menl IN speech OF some length, and con.
cIuded by expressing the hope that the
DAY was not lar distant when there would
be as much free trade between Canada
and the United States as there was at
present between the different States orthe
Union. -
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TnE Ways and Means Committee of the
House of Representatives reported yester-
day that Secretary BOUTWELL,, in nego.
tiating with the Syndicate for the placing
ofthe new 8 per cent loan, had neither in.
creased the bonded debt nor incurred any
expenditure contrary to law. A minority
report will probably be presented.
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The Vice Presidency..Senator viii
sons Friends RrathY Against
COlEAX and RIaine,

NEw York, January GA Washing.
ton dispatch to the Herald states that
Senator Wilson's friends are enragcl
against Coliax and Blaine; the first for
msincerity, the second for playing into
ColfaX's hands. The President, cabinet
and leading politicians agree that the Vice
Presidency should fall to one east Of the
Alleghenies, and a New York railroad
man is mentioned,
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TnE Amnesty bill was up again yester.
day in the Senate, but no result was
reached. Garrulous DAVIS brought up
his resolution to investigate the PREsI.
DENT and modified 1t, and was finally per.
suaded to withdraw It. Garrulous appears
to have been lively.
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MISSOURI,
he Liquor Question in the I.esisIa-
Iure..A Veto EXnecfeh.

The Liquor Question in the LegisIa-
Iure.-A Veto Expected.
ST. LOUIS, January 22,-The temper,
ance billnow before the Legislature, which
closely resembles those passed in Ohio
and Illinois making saloon keepers and
ownersot property rented to liquor sellers
liable for any damage done by persons to
whom the liquor Is sold, is meeting deter.
mined opposition, In various parts Of the
State meetings have been held and
Lengthy petitions gotten up for presentation
to the Legislature, strongly protesting
against It's passage
1t Is expected, Gov, Brown will veto
the Joint resolution passed last week di.
rccting the maturing State bonds TO be
paid in currency.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Departure of the Japanese Embassy
...- for the East,

-rT - lOE Tue East .r..
SAN FRANcIsco, January 92.-The
Japanese Embassy leave for the East on
S0tll or 31st. Tomorrow they 20 10 San
Jose and around the Bay Of San francisco
by rail; Tuesday witness an important
surgical operation, and visit tho Western
Union telegraph Office TO witness the op.
Grafton Of the telegraph system Of the
United States. There will be, a grand
banquet given on Tuesday evening.
Wm. II. Beassom, proprietor oil the
Pantheon, an old Californian, who estab.
lished the American Saloon at the Paris
Exposition, died this morning.
Colonel i. +. Washington, editor OF the
Examiner, is dying. .,
The best authority in agricultural mat.
tiers estimate the coming wheat crop in
California at 100000 sacks, worth, at
the lowest estimate, $s4, 100000 in gold
on the ground. el' 'r. ~, -,
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The weather To-Day. y.
.t ~ W Wan DErARTAENT,
OYPIoE .oPTuE oHHP sIuRAI OFIluER,
WAsuRGToN, D. c., Jan. 22+ l:S0 4. NJ
pRonA1,Irrrrrs st -se q 9


The barometer will probably lall very
generally east Of Michigan and lower
Mississippi; southwesterly winds will pre-,
VaIliu the Atlantic and Gulf States. Tho
lowest barometer will move nearly south.
cast over Lake Erie, and on Tuesday over
central New York. Cloudy weather and
snow will prevail on Tuesday from New
Jersey to Maine and northwestward.
Threatening weather and possibly rain
from Lake Eric TO Delaware and Vir.
ginia; increased Cloudiness, with rising
temperature in the Southern and Gulf
States; northwest winds with clear ing
weather will prevail north and west OF
Kentucky. Dangerous winds are not an.
ticipated for this evening for tile Atlantic
and Gulf coast. .sr..-
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TIE NEBRASKA 1MBRocL1o.
A Portion of the Legislature Assume
ing TO Act.-They Attempt 10 Turn
Ont the Governor, who Refuses 10
Recognize Them.


Recognize Them. I.F
OMAHA, January Ex-senator Kennedy
having been sent for arrived at Lincoln
to-day, and quorum was obtained in the
Senate. The office of Governor was
declared vacant and resolution for the
election Of Governor by joint convention
passed. The six Senators who adjourned
the Senate on Saturday had lett Tor their
homes, also many members Of the House.
The House assembled at 2 p. NJ. and order.
ed the Sergeant.at.Arms to arrest Chief
Clerk Cropzy, who was absent, and to
compel return of the journal 10 the
House. Cropzy refused to respect the
warrant Of arrest. At $3.50 p. NJ. CropZy
was out on writ OF hdbcGS corpus. No
quorum in the House and Senator Kenne-,
dy returned home, leaving the Senate
without quorum, II members of the
House Of 33 andG Senators Of IL only
being present. No roll was called in
either OF the Houses. Gov. James refuses
to recognize any act Of the Legislature,
he having adjourned that body on Satur.
day.
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SATURDAY, February 10Th, 1871,

House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, sell the
following described real estate, that is to cay !:
That certain piece or parcel Of ground lying and
being situate in tho southeast corner Of square
humber three (D In Carroll & Bakers addition to
the city Of Wheeling. being lot No. 10 In said
OF said city known as East Wheeling. There Is
erected on said lot frame house, stable, fencing
aud other necessary improvements.
Terms Of sale, cash.
jan9 PHILIP SCHUHLE. Trustee
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NHEAP MILL PROPERTY FOR
" SALE.
The onc.halr or whole intcre., in the

NEW STEAM SAW MILL,
Ferry, Belmont county, Ohio, ia offered for
sale on very reasonable terms. This MIL Is
In one OF the best locations on the Ohio river and
has the best log harbor known. Also two acre
lot In Martins Ferry will he sold with or scpar.
ate nom the Mil. Terms very easy. For par
tlcuars see or address. s'
3. B. WILLIAMS,
Cor. Second and Walnut sts., Wheeling Island
jan9
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POR SALE OR RENT.

The BRICK HOUSE reside In, ON Main
street, between now and April l, 1872.
, For Rent-One Small Frame House and ono
Brick House, both on the Island. Possession
giyen Immediately. Apply at THEODORE
FlNkS Feed Store, on Quincy ct. dGc2S
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Gke1ttslIigstrter:

SENATOR DAVIS, ofthis State, yesterday
introduced a bill in the United States
Senate to build a postoftlce and custom
house NJ Charleston.
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Ohio Legislature. e.,

CoLuNBUs, January 22.-In the Senate
this morning, bills were introduced 10 es.
tablish q State insurance department, and
to protect boarding house keepers from
fraud. In the House, bills were intro
duced to regulate the contracts Of insur.
ance companies and TO compel occupants
Of adjoining houses To build division
fences and TO regulate the windows.
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.RYT ELEc RA PH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Ereluslvely to the lntelllgeneer.

(By the Western Union Line.
oHice Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe ais J
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TRUST sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
December, 1870, by Henry Koeher and Angus.
Tina, his wllo, and now Of record In the Record.
crs ONCE OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed
Of Trust Book No. ), page 272, l will on
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UNWILLING HOUSE
FOR SATn

| offer for PSle the houe in which now re. 49,
side, situate on John street, few doors ,:a
east OF Piith. Tho house is a substantial tin
two.story brick containing eight rooms, be.
sides bath room and kitchen, and InIshed
attic, with good cellar, hot md cold water in
well located and in every way desirable prOn.
erty, being but little over square fron the
Post OGlcc. There is also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and carriage house.
Any one wishing to purchase can examine the
premises at any time.
sept25 JNO, +, McDERAIOT,
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SALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES.

offer at private sale the Patterns, FIasks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging to the late
firm OF W. W. Miller &.Co.
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease of
the Foundry and grounds. The building Is Sc
leet by u feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be ObstrnCtcd, and contains all the
necessary appliances Of a ArstClass JObbIng
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
10 II. b. MILLER,
Jan9 Receiver,
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Birlh of q RoYnl Grcnk.

ATHENS, January 22.-The Queen Of
Greece has been safely delivered Of son.
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TUESDAY, April ., 1872,

Beginning at 10 o'clock a. NJ , tho following de.
scrI6ed property, to.wlt: Lot numbered two
hundred and two (20D situated on John street in
the addition TO the city OF Wheeling, Ohio cOun.
", W. Va, laid out by Noah Zane, Peter Var.
nall, j, FAwGett and others, fronting on John
street sixty feet and running back ono hundred
aud twenty feet more or less 10 the alley situate
alley, with the buildings thereon and thereto
belonging.
Terms Of Palc, cash.
Selling AZ Trustee, | shall convey only such
title as Ia vested In me by said Decd Of Trust.
lanl1 JOHN REID, Trustee.
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SALE.

By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered on the goth
day Of November, 1871, In Q cause in chanecry
pending in said Court, wherein William W.
Shriyer is complainant, and John Gallagher and
others are defendants, shAllon
SATURDAY, tho 10th day of February, 1879, 3
alto o'clock A. NJ, proceed to sell at public auc.
lion TO the highest and best bidder, at tho front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, the following described property, that
iStOsAy: =
"A certain piece or parcel OF land situate on
the west side OF Morrow street, between Union
and Madison streets, and In that part OF the city
Of Wheeling called BuenA Vista, and deslgnRted
on the plat OF the said addition as lot No 2 and
part OF lot No.3. The said piece OF land fronts
on Morrow street ninety.Bix feet and running
back westward twenty feet, no more or less
with all the buildings or improvements thereon
or thereunto belonging; being the same property
that was conveyed 10 John Gallagher by John
Crawford and wife by deed dated September I'd,
1867"
TERMS or SALE, CASH.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
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TRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
L Deed Of Trust made to me by John Carney
and Mary Jane his wife, dated January ., 1865,
aud of record In The Office of the Recorder OF
ohio county In Deed Book No. 70, page 29S, l
VIII oaer at public sale at the front door Of the
rnuFi IInnaR Of nhtn cnuOtV IN
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HANNIBAL FORBES,
Janis Special Commissioner

FOR SALE-I OFFER FOR f:sAA
II sale the House situate on the corner iiii
OF 9th and Denny streets. The House is1is-
oI brick and contains store room and six rooms
for dwelling purposes. Enquire Of
l.. JUERGENS,
On the premises,
Or WIN. JUERGEES,
jamie On John street, between 5th and 9Th