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b Held FOR PosTAoE,-A letter address
ed to &C. F. Miller, Wheeling, W. Va" If
held in the postofllce at Pittsburgh, be
cause it needs 8 cents to send it to its dcs
tlnauon.
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Court OF APPEALs.-We failed to, gel
the regular report of Saturdays proceed,
ings in this Court in time for yesterday
mornings paper. We give them thi:
morning as follows:
John S. Arnold, appellant, cs. B. F
Kelley, appellee, from Mineral county
argued by White &c Beggess for appellant
and Allison for appellee, and submitted.
Joseph Workman, appellee rs. John W
G. Mlers, appellant, from Mineral county
argued by ALISON for appellee, and
Vile for appellant, and submitted.
David Roberts, appellee, es E. L. Black
burn, appellant, from Mineral county
opening argument made by Waite fol
appellant, and occupied the time up tc
adjournment
AT yesterdays session, Allison made al
argumcn for the appellee in the case las
mentioned, and It was submitted.
John 5. Arnold, appellant, cs Wrigh
Welton, appellee, from Mineral county
argued by AlEsOn Tor appellee, and sub
mitted.
s. Il. Martin, appellee, Vs. ]. L. L
Combs, appellant, from Berkeley county
argued by Allison for appellee, and sub
mitted.
Jacob Peacemaker, appellee, eS. Angul
W. Mcdonald, appellant, from Hampshire
county-argued by Allison for appellee
and submitted.
West Virginia Transportation Compa-
ny, appellant, rs. Volcano Oil and Coal
Company, appellee, from Wood county
argued by Sands for appellant and Hutch
tnSon for appellee, and submitted. o
Dudley 6 Co., appellees, rs2Oity o
Parkersburg, appellant, from Woo
county-.arguel by HutehiaSon for appelle,
and Sands torappeIlant, and submitted.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning
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What the Democracy will Demand
of GFeeleV.

The New York World Of Saturday tells
Mr.. GREELEY that Il the Democrats con.
tribute nine-tenths Of the votes necessary
to elect GRREIEY and BRowE, the De.
mocracy must insist on pledge that his
Cabinet shall DO Democratic throughout
"Mr. GREELEY has said" continues the
World, "lf We are not mislniormed, that
he will offer the secretaryShip Of State to
CHBRLEs FRANCIS adams, and make Mr..
TRuMBuII Attorney General in case he Is
elected. There could be no better appll.
cants on the score Of personal fitness; but
the effect would be to give the Liberal
Republicans three.eights q the executive
influence. But Mr.. GREELEY would not
even stop here; so with ADAMS as Score.
tary OF State, FENToN at the head OF the
Treasury, TRUMBuLI as Attorney Gener.
al, and MONTGOMERY BLAIR as Postmas.
ter General, there would DO four Republi.
cans Ia the Cabinet against three Demo.
crats. OF course this a kind Of an ar
rapgemcnt which the Democratic party
would not stand" And, Of course, as we
have heretofore said, Mr.. GREELEY, being
indebted to the Democracy for his cleo.
ton, would have to make his peace with
them on their own terms.
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THE new postal code recently adopted
by Congress makes many changes in the
law as it formerly stood. According to
the new code the branch postofllces in
large cities are made money order offices,
and the fee for money orders of ten dol.
lars or less Is reduced from ten to five
cents. A married woman Is allowed to
act as postmaster, and she Is declared TO
be a "ieme sole" as to her official acts.
Letters between postofflces not over three
miles apart may, at the discretion of the
Postmaster General be dispatched to their
destination, though only partially prepaid
with a two cent stamp, and the amount
due Is TO be collected on delivery. Tran
sient newspapers are hereafter to be sent
OF the rate Of one cent for two ounces, in.
stead oil two cents for four ounces or IN.
der. Clothing for non.commissioned Off.
GERS and priyates in the United States ser.
vice may be transmitted through The
mails at one cent per ounce. Private
boxes for the reception oil mail matter
may be placed by individuals in postoffi.
ces. One cent postal cards like those In
use In Great Britain are authorized, and
the price Of the card and Of the stamp will
be one cent In case postal cards Of pri.
yate manufacture are used the regular
rates Of postage are TO DO collected.
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THE BALLOT IN ENoLAND.-The cable
brought the intelligence o few days ago
that the English Ballot Bill had passed the
House of Lords by a majority Of SO to SO
on the second reading. The bill has q
large majority in the House Of Commons,
and it will be only prudent on the part of
the Lords to accede to the measure on the
final reading. 1t was once thought that
the bill was in danger ofrejection by the
Lords, in which event serious compllca-
tons might have arisen. These fears were,
however, apparently untounded, and with
the majority In its favor, indicated by the
result Of the second reading, there are no
longer doubts that 1t will pass and become
law. The English Liberals have built
high hopes on the result of voting by bal.
lot. The two great evils Of the viva voce
system are bribery and intimidation; and
II Is claimed by the advocates of the ballot
system, that neither Of these corruptions
will be possible If the system Of voting by
ballot is adopted. With the former evil,
there will be no assurance that the person
accepting bride will fulfill his contract,
as it will be impossible to detect which
ballot he deposits and, for the same rea-
son, intimidation would be abolished. 1t
is in the agricultural districts where these
evils become most glazing, especially the
latter, as landlords and employers possess
an immense power to punish refractory
tenants or laborers who have sufficient
hardihood and independence to refuse to
vote at their dictation. Beneficial as the
introduction Of the ballot system in Eng
land will undoubtedly be, thorough purity
Of elections can only be assured when the
working classes are redeemed from the
slough Of abject ignorance in which they
are engulphed, when the dignity Of labor
is recognized, and when time and educa.
tion have subdued the preIudices ofcaste.
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THE New York EUening Post says the
indications now arc "that the Democratic
whale will be swallowed by the little
Jonah of the Republican party" at Balti
more, and continues:
If MIR. Greeley shall be nominated at
Baltimore, that act will begin the dissolu.
ton Of the Democratic party as now or
ganized. The better part Of the Demo.
Gratis will not support him. The Repub-
lican ReIormers will not support him; his
defeat Is inevitable, and the character
which success even with'him would give
them will be wanting; they will no more
be respected as powerful and united or
'ganization may be respected even in de-
feat.
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FIsHY WAFER.

A New Theory as to the Cause.
"a gentleman writing. on the subject Of
foul water, at Harrisburg, advances q new
theory in regard TO the cause Of the AShy
taste. As this pecullAr-and We may
say pecullirly Offensive taste has been
widely complained Of by our citizens,
especially by those who receive their
supplies from the upper reservoirs, We
opened the theory Of the writer alluded
to, with the remark that, whatever truth
there may be In his speculatons, his
suggestion In regard TO the frequent
opening Of the fire plugs, 30 as to getrid
Of the stagnAnt or stationary water, Is a
good one, and-ought TO commend itself
TO those having charge Of our works.
The writer says: a
Seeing many communications relative
10 the fShy taste Of the hydrant water Of
the city, we think all those who have at
tempted to give the reason Of the fShy
taste Of the water are wrong In their CON.
illusions In solving the mystery. II Il o
well known TACT that water when confined
without action will rot, and after long
time will purify itself by leaving the re-
fuse composition In the bottom wherein II
Is contained, and then, when the surface
Is drawn of, It Is the purest kind Of water.
Now this rot takes place In every pipe In
which the water Il not kept In motion,
and the sediment remains in those pipes
leading TO plug for months and years be-
lore ever being drawn Of, and hence II Is
that this water in state Of decomposi.
ton, sends back It's influence and conta-
inmates all Of the purer quality which en-.
tiers into the pipes or comes in contact
with 1t, until II affects that contained In
the reservoir. Years ago It was the duty
OF the constables 10 have a small quantity
of water discharged out Of each Of the
plugs once or twice month, and no such
nauseous water was inflicted upon the
palates Of our citizens; but now, the sedi.
ment in the plugs Is known to remain In
the same until a fire breaks out, when the
plugs are so clogged up with decayed mat.
ter that they cannot be used by the fire.
men. This Is the case now. Let the DO.
lice tap the plugs forthwith, and you will
find dozens Of them clogged with sufA.
Client filth to almost generate q pestilence.
The plugs are well worth calling atten.
ton to at this time.
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The New Hampshire Legislature will
vote to-day for an United States Senator
to succeed Senator PATTERSON. Hon.
BAINBRIDGE WADLEIGH has been nomi-
mated by the Republican caucus and will
be elected. The Concord correspondent Of
the Springfield Republican says Mr.. WAD.
LEIGH will not make PATTERsoN's place
good, but is ADLER than any other Senator
from New Hampshire since JOHN P.
HALE. Hois Chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee Of the House OF the State Leg.
stature.
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A DISPATCH from Concord, referring to
the result oil the Republican Senatorial
caucus, Thursday, evening, says:
The nomination Of Mr.. Wadleigh
augurs well for the Republican party in
New Hampshire. II will bury still
deeper old leuds, give the present iarmo-
ny surer foundation, develop greater
activity, strengthen the weak aud de-
spondent, and bring to the organization
new life and longer lease of power.
The action Of the caucus this evening
means Republican victory next fall,
and triumph in March that will
bring back 70 the party its old majority
and its former prestige
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THE JUBLEE.-Here are some features
OF to'day's programme for the Boston
Jubilee:
The British National Anthem, "God
Save the Queen" sung by full chorus
Of twenty thousand voices, with the solo
by the eminent artist, Madame Emma
Rudersdori, accompanied by the band Of
the Grenadier Guards, the grand orches,
ira Of one thousand performers, the mill
tary bands Of one thousand full corps Of
drums, fall the bells of Boston in chime
and several batteries of artillery fired by
electricity.
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As THE habeas corpus clause of the Ku.
Klux law was not extended and no neces.
sity exists for sending United States troops
into the Southern States, the War De.
partment now orders all available men to
the plains to prevent, II possible, an
Indian outbreak this season. Many olthe
regiments now on the frontier are far
from complete, and all recruits are being
used TO fill these regiments up to the re.
quired standard. Nearly every day a
hundred or more recruits are ordered to
the plains. Those ordered west to-day
are gong to the Sixth regiment, now in
Dakota.
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THE New York Nation says: aThere is
at the North no visible accession 10 the
Greeley ranks of any men Of weight and
Of any party, on the distinct
ground that they consider him, on his own
merits, desirable man for the Presi.
dencyi and there Is no doubt that the can.
vass is seriously damaging him in the eyes
q, the silent mass who do not write to
inc papers or send kilograms"
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IThas been discovered that the whisky
sections Of tho tax bill, as recorded by the
enrolling clerk Of Congress, do not au.
thorize the change Of time in which the
bill is to go into operation, from July to
August, as was supposed was the case
when the bill left the hands OF the Con-
ference Committee, and as is believed was
the intention Of Congress. 1t seems that
some one had, without striking out July"
written above it, in lead pencil, the word
August" and the enrolling clerk in.
serted August instead Of July in the law.
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ACCOUNTS from the Maine Republican
State Convention state that 1t was one OF
the most enthusiastic gatherings that the
party ever held in the State. The testi
mopy was unanimous that there were but
few Greeley Republicans in Maine, and
that the support of the Cinnati ticket was
confined to the Democratic party. There
was every evidence by the enthusiasm
evlnced for Grant and Wilson that the
campaign would DO fought with the same
spirit and yigor as has characterized those
former contests when Maine threw such
overwhelming majorities for the Rcpub.
llcan cause.
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THE action of the Indiana Democracy
shows how the nice little game Of the so.
called coalition is to be worked
GREELEY is 10 shake the bush and the
hungry Democrats arc to capture the
offices. The Indiana Democrats endorse
GREELEY, but they nominate State
ticket with not an apostate Republi
can on 1t.
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CHECKS are exempt from tax when
drawn by parties acting in their official
capacity. The Stamp act says, "all Off.
cisl instruments, documents and paper
issued by the officers Of the United States
Government, or by tho officers oEany
State, county, town or other municipal
corporation" shall be exempt.
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The Chicago Times publishes figures TO
show that should only ten per cent Of the
Democracy refuse to vote for Greeley, he
would get only eighty.three electoral
votes at the most. And it says that any
man who thinks that not more than ten
per cent of the Democracy would refuse
to vote for him, is q bIOckhead.
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A WASHINGTON special says that both
Maryland Senators expressed the opinion
before leaving Washington that in case
GREELEY Is nominated at Baltimore
Maryland will so for GRANT. Among
the Democrats of Baltimore there is much
bitter talk against GREELEY, and this is
especially true among the moneyed classes.
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WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, DAVID A.
WILLS, CARL SCHURz and other free
trade supporters Of the Cincinnati move.
ment, have called meeting at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, Thursday, to consider the
situation. 1t is openly preached by some
within the inner circle that the intention
Is to force GREELEY to withdraw, or fail
ing in that, to fight him bitterly.
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EXTRA BILLY" SMITH, sometime Gov.
ernor of Virginia and q Democratic mem.
Der Of Congress in the good old days be.
fore the war, writes letter denouncing
the impudence Of GREELEY's demand for
Democratic Endorsement, when he can
bring to the condition no Republican
vntea
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will DO renovated and restored 10 soundnesI.
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JoHS D. RcuEsoN, an old war horse Of
the Democracy, and one Of the most in.
fuential citizens of shawneetown, nj
has ceased 10 follow after strange gods
and declares for Grant and Wilson.
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THE flow Of money from the interior to
the seabOard cities Is noticed as checked
at New York, and the fact Is attributed
TO the demand for the wool crop. Thee
feet Is rather welcomed by the banks, as
1t has checked the accumulation Of coun-
try bank notes.
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IT is said that Secretary Boutwell, has
signiaed his intention not to remain in
Gen. Grants second term cabinet should
the President be reelected, and 1t Is al.
ready given out that he will be q candi.
date against Banks, Dawes, and Butler for
Senator Wilson's place should 1t be yaca.
ted
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TIE New York Herald, which always
trims It's sails to the current winds, Is un.
equivocal in Its support Of Grant, and EN-.
phatic In It's prediction that he will be
reelected. ~
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THE Belmont Advertiser Is the style Of
a little paper just started at St, Glars.
vile by MesSrs. Q. E. HUGHES, r. g.
MEYER and W. s. FAIRS.
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A NUMBER Of Western papers are
urging Vice President Coliax for a place
in President Grants Cabinet during his
second term.
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TaE Central Ohio railroad announces
g sd dividend vide Of Sper cent, payable on the
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SUMNER RESORT.
PARKERSBURG MINERAL WELLS.

This popular resort will be opened iUt he
reception Of visitors on the ist OF June, 1871.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bes!oWedby
the citizens OF Wheeling and other places N
past season, tho proprietor hopes TO make Ne
place still more inviting and attractive The con
ing summer.
The water promises 10 DO abundant and In
medicinal qualities are unsurpassed In the sufV
OF all diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels and Ia
arrangements OF the Liver ndlKidneys.
A commodious carriage will run daily IRON The
Hotels In Parkersburg and conyeyAnees will b
sent TO meet any boat or train by giving timely
notice.
Terms, $l2 to $l4 per week; children and Get.
wants half price. Lib, raj arrangements for IAN
lilies by the month. Mails received daily.
For farther particulars address,
W. F. PARSHALL,
Apf9eodAw Mineral Wells, WA
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. FIRST-CLASS HOTEL

in every respect. The house Is now undsEo!I
O thorough renovation and repair; large add
ton 10 being made 10 the furniture; and he ID
ding, table ware, cutlery and silver wlFsEss
trely new.
The company invite trial Of the house "
ask q share OF public patronage, eonadeni q
their ability 10 render entire comfort and ALL
faction 10 their guests.
An Omnibus will carry passengers from ~
Eastern end Of the Suspension Bridge 10 the I'
JAMES HOTEL free Of charge.
ST. JAMES HOTEL GO.
wHEELNe. MSy IS ls12. nSL
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ON MARRIAGE.

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effects Of Errors and Abuses early in life. Nan.
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treatment New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes,
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