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COURT CALENDAaS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME uRT-JHAMBERs-Held by Judge Bar
rett.-N0s. 90, 80, 116, 1875 Call. 131.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONs-Held by Judge Bed
fOrd.-ThOmas Hamilton, John Balfe, John Handy,
Thomas Lane and Michael McGrovy, robbery; John
Wrightman, William White, James spence. John
Reilly James Shannon, Thomas GOun0ud. Patrick
DonaRue, John Hayes, william Gahan, burglary
Michael Finn, Levi Kaufman, Francis Lewis, felony
Henry Canning, Walter Warren, Thomas A. Surpes,
grand larceny; Edward Began and Simon ].
Thomas larceny from the person; Francis Dooley,
deduction.
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SUICIDE AT SING SING.

James Mullin, stonemason, living on Secor's
Hill, Sing Sing, and who had been missing from
his home for several days, was found on wcdnes-
day In place known "a Fowier's Meadow a
short distance from the village, with pistol
shot In his breast. The body had evidently
TALLY obliterated by rats or other vermin IL is
supposed that the man had committed suicide while
In ut OF temporary insanity. Deceased was about
twenty three years Old and unmarried.
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CITY BANK STOCKS.

CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for city bank shares
tOday:-New York, 1874; Manhattan, 147H; Mer-
chants, III Mechanics 1873; America, l4S CITY, 1855
Phoenix, 1917; Tradesmens, 14s; Mechanics and
Traders, 1885; Merchants Exchange, 95; Seventh
Ward 1OOh; State Of New York, Ill; Ocean, To-;
Mercantile, 1870; American Exchange, IFS; Hanover,
100; Irving, 1874; Metropolitan, 1856; Peoples 14o
Market, 1854; Nassau, 10Y; Corn Exchange, 1875;
Continental, 91k; ST. Nicholas, lis; Marine, 1856;
Commonwealth, SO; Manufacturers and Merchants,
100; New York National Exchange, OF; Central Ma
tional, 100: Fourth National Ill; Ninth National,
no; Bankers and Brokers' Association, 90; Ger
man American, 1O3.
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The following were the earnings OF the Central
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FIRE IN PEARL STREET.

fire occurred yesterday on the top door OF 100
Pearl street. occupied by Lockwood Brother asan
Oil sample room, that caused damage to the STOCK
OF about $780, and to the building which - the
property OF Peter Brinckerhon, OF $1,000, Inc
warehouse was insured In some London anu aver ,,
hold an inuuest today into the cause OF the nre.
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The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were
follows -Gold balances, 81, 43l sl4 currency bal
anccs So gross clearances, s3e ,oOo The
customs receipts to-day were $670,000.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy and closed up at
per cent, although per cent was paid earlier in the
day. Discounts are dull and unchanged.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
continues unsettled Actual sales OF prime so
days have been made at 1857 a 1885, The nomi-
nal rates are as follows:-
C;o-y, TT
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The wheat market again frmcr, but the demand
only moderate. Sales 81 900 bushels at 81 90 81 81
No Chicago Spring aaoa; 81 81 for No. Milwaukee
Spring. In store; 81 30 tor white Virginia. 81 for
white Canada, duty paid and 81 IS 81 IS for red to
quenty closed rmer The sales about go 0 bushels
at &C. 62ac. for steamer; &c. for sail mixed, aioa
Later, 63c. 6c. for sail mixed, and 65c Western
yellow Other descriptions were nominal. Oats were
about steady and in moderate demand. Sales about
o. 900 bushel; at Nc for Western and No. Chicago in
state on Che track Barley and rye ontinuc nominal
FREIGHTs. Comparatively little was accomplished in
the market for berth freights Room scarce and
rates verv firm The chartcrng business was fair con
sidering the scarcity Of tonnage, and rates remained
without essential change; The engagements were-To
Liverpool, by steam 1900 bushels grain at SD ID 50
tons black walnut at 400. and by SAIL 1000 bushels corn
rele ut 3D. To London by steam 10 900 bushels grain at
Ol and by sail $50 tons OF black walnut 35s To tla Cow
by steam, SOU bushels grain AZ I'd lid The chartc
include q British brig date last nigh3, loo quarters
grain to Cork for orders at IS 6l Hat an Italian bark
cases refined petroleum Sc balance of cargo, bbls c.
3D. an American bark from Philadelphia 60 trieste 3f00
bbs refined petroleum 6s ID British banks J ar
rve) $500 and 450D bbls refined petroleum Phila
delphia to IA Continental port OIL private terms.
Observation-Disclosures in this market continued trihing
and of an unmportant character. Prices are more
less nominal, although unchanged We quote -
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

day. August 8, 1872 bv the Rev. Mr.. stewart Dr.
JOHN II. DORM, OF New York city to Miss MAo0Iu
Johnson, daughter OF the late DR.. Johnson, Of the
former place. No cards.
oRE-CUNNNGHAM.-0n Wednesday August y,
by the Rev. +. Hamblyn OF Jane Street Methodist
episcopal church, SAMUEL =. MOORE to Miss AMANDA
CUNNINGHAM, both OF this city. No cards.
SchuYLER-PEcK.-In St Louis, No., on Friday,
LoRILLARD SCHUYLER to CATH ARnJB 8. g., eldesa
daughter or Rev. Isaac Peck OF Greenwich, Conn.
wAhkkN-CoPFIN.-ln Williamsburg, on Thurs
uay, august 3, at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, by the Rev. William H. Johnson, Mr. L. f.,
WAkkkS, OF Brooklyn, e. D., to Miss ANNIE e..
COFFIN, OF the same place No cards.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, August T. 1872
Sugar irregular. Exchange on United States sixty
days sight in currency, AZ per cent premium short
sight SO per premium; sixty days In gold, 20 a
Oa per cent premium; short sight, 22s per cent pro.
MUM on London 33ha "a per cent premium On
Paris, l7E a i7,s per cent premium. Spanish bank
notes irregular at Is Is per cent discount
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RAILWAY EARNiNdS.
The following were the earnings Of the Central

BOUTwELL'S RESOURCES.
The following were the Treasury balances at the
close of business to-day:-Currency. s12, 1885,, ooo
coin s7, CSC, oOO certificates, $32125OOO. Internal
revenue receipts to-day, 100000.
THE BUSINESS OF THE sUB-TREAsURY
Gold receipts, $50. 465 gold payments, $1s6, 533;
gold balance, $4s,665,7s4 Currency receipts,
s4ls,O5a; currency payments, $1,447, 1885, currency
balance, So y442, 100.
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CLOSING PRICES O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Good Demand and Firmer-
Receipts at the Ports Nincty-six Bales
Flour Firmer-Wheat and Corn
Firmer-C0nee Quiet-POrlk Quiet and
Unchanged-Lard Firm-Spirits Shade
Better-Sosin Very Firm-WhIsikey
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STUCkS
The pressure to sell stocks continues on the
Stock Exchange and even the best dividend paying
stocks were freely offered. New York Cen.
trail, Lake Shore, Erie, Ohio and Missis-
sippi, Northwest, st. Paul common, Pa
cifc Mail, Western Union, c., G. and I. c.,
and Union Pacific were the principal objects OF this
decline The following were the highest and lowest
prices OF stocks during the day:-
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FIN ANCIAL.

A T REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies; also on Bonds and
Mortgages assurances OF all kinds effected with be
panes J. j. HABRICH & CO., ll9 Broadway.
MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
N. in New York Brooklyn and New Jersey Principals
only apply to SAMUEL b. WOOD. Jr., l55 Broadway
H.
MONEY TO LOAN IN WESTCHESTkR COUNTY -
1 Sums OF $1,000 less; also 70 purchase Second Mort.
cages. city Brooklyn. NICHOLS d CAFFERTY, 70
Fourth avenue and lf07 Broadway.
WANTED-S2OO FOR SIX MONTHS, ON vALUA-
" BILE personal property; bonus SlOO Address s. q.
r., Herald office.
4S0 mn WANTED-FOR THE BEST INVEST
sDJV.VOO ment ever offered risk every dollar
guaranteed with large return Call at 1G Broadway,
room IL '.f
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lOtai .'.....: .::......... LOU LIZ 27R
three ociesE-scptsmScr 90 at % SiSc f 100
s coo at So At sc so at 81 &c., 100 at q 3
SSc 40 at e 7I6c 100 at 2Oc october 200 at 9
Isc; ps'cember 100 at ls9e 100 a. lso Total 900
loo az 2o'S septembsr 800 az 2ossc 400 at So, lo1 AZ
q 7iSS SSS at 3eiOIsS 800 y e 7Ss 40 AZ 1885,
at Lice, 4 at 70 7Sc, loo a. lslc November o6 at
y ltl6c. looo At 1885, 500 at Is lSl6c 200 at ls
e. is ilGc January $50 at Iszco old form CONTRACT
October Total, I2O5O bales Grand total 1860 bales
The receipts at the ports sum wsdaiyeston,
Charleston, 8; Norfolk, q; New York H. Total, o.
This day last week lss this day last year. 500 Rates
LiyerpeoI by stcam 40; By sail SiGd TO Mayrc, BY
compressed; ao. sail 10 Bremen, by steam, Sc gold
COMPRESSED SAIL &c. To Baltic poris, by sail &c c.,
gold To Mediterranean ports by steam. &c. We qu0e =
min uns Nc,cn ,fe,,s y.o~.,.
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CorroNThc movement in cotton the spot was fairly
active, and prices under small offerings ruled &C. per
b in sellers favor for all grades the market closing firm
at the Improvement Future deliveries strong under
brisk demand. The sales foot up thus;-
ToDay Last Eueniag. 7ota.
Consumption ............... $50 l,OS7 i,s27
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Thursday. August s-1O:15 A. mi.

5000 N G 6's, old. $50.
5000 do .............
10000 Tenn 6's, old. BIO
5000 Tenn 6s, new...c
5000 Missouri 6's. .....
1000 SECS, Jn&Jy.b C
1900 5 G 6's, n, A&O.b C
1000 N Y g 6's, 'S3. ....
5000 Erie 81 IN. ........
300 Long Dock bds...
100 Harlem LIST m.-..
1000 G, L n Ash, new.
20o0 Un Pac LIST m.
30000 40. SOD
300 do. .............
10000 y Pac los, inc. -.
1000 I'm Pac rs, lgb..
900 G, O h I & I'd M.
2oO0 do.
5000 Chi h n W LIST. :.
1000 Tol 4 Wab LIST m.
1000 Nor a. Is LIST M.
1000 Pitts, TT w 4 @ LIST
1000 Pitts, FtW &C2dm.
500 Ohio 4 Miss ID IN.
300 StL&I N LIST IN. .
5000 NJ 4 st y 6's, LIST m
1000 Mil 4 st Paul lst..
1000 II h st j 5's, con b
1000 Col, CO &c LIST C
1000 q Falls 4 MINI lst
1000 Tol, PAW lstm, ED
1000 Tol, p 4 w ID m.
100 shs Bowery Nj Blk.
10 Cent Nat bank. -.
% Tenth Nat Bank.
200 c d Pitts RR, gu b3
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lc.
E EeSlis Sr, .ssnd' a &c. e. &C.
NAVAL srolEs-rhe market continued active 03 for
Ssy Sags % H csS shade % Che sales
closing At about sSS sSSs RosH Confined aaet. buy
q g lcSSsSs strained 81 IS g. 100 IIs, d. At
Sasn aRS ' So ssT and e at L
hi market for refined was quiet and
r sn c Grnde w N ns w S%ns s1
YET no sales were reported quote re casss
Sapih Sa1 s faass M
aepSs room 1' R
M! mas S% .r. % hear
i,G50 bbls naphtha, balance Of month at ii15c,.
meas lard and Here's and
hs Ins SI se ts
Of ss S A 81 prE s rr er Dt w baa h hs
current Quotations c5 spot Pr rsmsader Of month The
S%a % 'a f lie
s heavy ana msaa% BIZ.
an nss s o m is
sale way but moderate jobbng business progress
S1Ss; "si
AND n "ai at
continued principally from store; -, although we noticed
lTsasredt and igymsa prices Ssre SIN cur
in moderate demand sales $40 crccs. for August. at
SIC; &C. bid for September; 90 terccs TO
rive at sSc GJterces old, of In color at and 800
tierces special brand for export at gc. City lard
In good demand with Of QUO tierccs SIC for
and SIC for steam and kettle
SuGAR.-The demand for fair to-day and tho
market firm. Considerable sales of refining grades
made, the particulars OF which we unable to learn
I'VE hear OF sales Of 6O hhds Porto Rico for Canada
private terms 400 boxes Of centrifugal also private
The range of the appended quotations Mesrs c. Amann
Co report the stock, sales and receipts fooys:-
Hhds. Boxo. Boys. Aeiado
Stock tascertained by actual
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Total. ......s...
Sales, since the LIST Of August.
Stock this day, August 8.

Comparing with stock, Au'
gust 10, 1871.
Comparing with stock, Au
gust II, 1870. ............
Comparing with stock, Au
gust ~, 1869 -. -..,......
We quote :--Cuba-ReflnInl
asAc. tar 70 good fair,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02

The BELMONT COUNTY CASvAss.-The
Republicans across the river are making
the most Of this the remaining week Of
their canvass. Meetings are held every
night in some part Of the county. Thurs.
day night Solicitor General BRIsTow, Of
the Treasury Department, will speak 10
our neighbors at Bridgeport. Next Mon.
day night our friends will close the can.
vass at Martins Ferry, with a speech
from Captain DASFoRD, who spoke last
night at Lagrange, Jefferson county.
Captain DASFoRD has been all over the
district, and confidently hopes to carry it
By something more than the msjofity for
Gen. NoYEs last yesr, which was over
$500. A large increase in Belmont is ex.
pected over Nj. BEGHAMs vote two years
ago. About four hundred majority, we
believe, is what the Republicans now
promise themselves in that county. They
have very thorough organization and
are able to figure down pretty close to
their actual vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02

The offence of which YERKEs and
MAEcER tpardoned by Gov. GEART last
friday were convicted was for embezzle.
ment Of the funds o. the city. Of Phila.
delphia. MARcER was city treasurer and
YEEEEs banker and broker. The his.
tory Of their case is briefly this On the
9th Of October, 1871, the councils Of
Philadelphia appointed a-committee to
investigate charges Of embezzlement
against them. On the 1st OF November
they were indicted by the grand jury,
snd On the 5th and eth of December were
respectively convicted. After Intellectual
attempts for new trials, they were sen.
fenced on the 10Th of February last.
MARcER was sentenced 10 pay fine Of
100000 and undergo separate or soil.
tsry confinement at labor for four years
aud nine months; and YERKEs to pay q
fine Of $500 and to be similarly impris.
oned for two years and nine months. At
the time of their pardon they had been
imprisoned seven months and twenty
days.
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EARM AM PUBLIC SAFE.


The subscriber viii n1es a. Pub.ie S1ls on-
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th dAy Of October ne1,
on the premises. Gbou: i6O acres a the b.s,
quality Of land, SltpAted In BROOKE eo1nty. West
virginia, three miles from StsubenTil' E. Ohio
And near the Washington F0aA. two NILE fI1,,'
me ONO river and Pitisb0rRh. WHEELING IsT.
tueky Railroad. Said farm Il beSutif1iiS SitSS.
ted, nearly al uDdeg fence and IL rood rsnSIv
10 acres cleared and well set IN no. III al,
Anee well umbefed and eouVeRlent 10 al plS4s ~
the Ann. The land 10 all GVGIlAhle. IL an IN
win coal and mine In operation, men n
eo9d running water In every aeld, plenty Of
truiu o. choice varieties. school UOe-bCY NIL
nom dwelling house, churches OF TRFioas ~
nomlnAaons oonTenient The Blildlnfs A.
GOOD FRAME HOUSE, BARN and ofhsr brii6,
tngs. This farm will divide suitably info trNsfs
Of Aoout 80 acre., and will b offered IN Epeh
trAeu U parties desiring 70 purchase md. Mn
make II Known % the subscriber Previous 10 Or
on day Of sale. ~ -
Possession given The lst day OF April, lgf1.
TEAns-Sl, 900 each on the day Of sale, ana one.
third Of the residue on the lei April. isf8. he
balance In three equal annual payrents. secured
by deed OF trust on the land, bearing inteFest
payable annually II siE per cent SAlefto com.
Call On The premises or address Boz ~, sssu
IepRS JOHN or Rosr. PATTERSON
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NEXT TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.

The General Prospect...How 1t
Looks at Republican Headquar-
tiers, New York.
"A New York Letter In the PhIlsdelphia North
Aneric4n.)
NEW YORK, Sept. %, 1872.
The preliminary skirmishcs of the
great battle in November have been sue.
cesstuly fought, and we are waiting
patiently for the results OF the holly con.
tested October fights, the results Of which
will tOreshadOw defeat or victory. The
elections in Maine and Vern ont were I'm.
qualified and unQuesionable endorse.
menS OF the Administration Of General
Grant, and the failure Of the opposition 10
show detection among Republicans in
those States was serious disappointment
TO them. The Liberal and Democratic
National Committees in this city were for
time al sea in their calculations, and
prominent Liberals asserted that they had
taken q wrong reckoning that the New
England States had not thorough an.
probation Of the questions at issue, and
that the proper field Of effort was in the
Middle States.
In the week following the election in
Maine, the dependency Of the crowds
who locate at the Greeley headquarters
was striking, They had been very noisy
and confident; then they were extremely
quiet and reasonable But time has
helped them forget their troubles, and
again their spirits are in the ascendant
and they have every one Of the October
States in their column on the slate. They
are making as loud assertions OF Pennsyi.
vania as they did Of North Carolina; Of
Indiana as they did Of Vermont, and Of
Ohio as they did Of Maine-And 10 nv
mind on the same basis of calculation
with the same figures, and Il think with
prospects Of similar inaccuracy.
The elections in Pennsylvania, Indiana
and Ohio, looked at from this distance
have a striking similarity, and, from whs,
Ihave heard from both sides, arc looked
upon as deciding the contest in Noyem
Der. Prominent Republicans, who have
been all through Pennsylvania, while
fully approaching the local difference.
and divisions, consider the election Of The
Republican ticket In the Keystone Stat
sure beyond doubt The vote in Penn
sylvania will be unusually large in Octo,
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Gen. GrALt neveT hAI btea defeated, and be
sevcf viii be."-HoRAcE GREElEI.
While asserting the right OF every Rtpabli.
can 70 his untrAnneied choice Of 3 candidate for
next PRECEDENT uutil = nomination is made,
venture 70 suggest thii Gen. Grant will Be far
bette: qualified for that nomeniOus trust in
!sT9 :A.n he was In lsGs"-HoELcE GRIZZLY,
ISpsSeA on "a January, ISL,
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first, 70 prevent, II possible, any permA.
nent alliance between the Grant Republl.
cans and the straight Democrats; second,
70 shorten the time in which the colored
men could pay their poll.tax. But all
things considered, appearances are very
encouraging"
Z 7. s., Chicago, Illinois, writes:
Never before, a. 90 carly q period in q
campaign, have the indications been %
satisfactory as they are at present Re.
ports from all sections Of the State are en-.
cOuraging beyond our expectations. Gov.
Ogle6y and Gen. Logan have canvassed
In many counties, and have In every in.
stance been welcomed by larger and more
enthusiastic audiences than ever before,
Particularly Is this true In Southern hi,
nois. The largest Liberal detection has
been in Chicago and few Of the larger
cities, but It Is daily losing ground. The
Liberals in the rural districts are but few
in number and comparatively little influ-
ence. The State may be safely counted
for Grant by from Is, 900 to 10000.
9. II. +. writes rom Providence, r. L
Dating from Greeley s visit to this State
and the final summing up Of their defeat
IN North Carolina, the cause Of the oppo.
siticn has experienced here q steady and
certain decline. Accounts from ali parts
Of the State are favorable, and indicate
that Rhode Island will 20 in November
for Grant and Wilson by 5000 mSiority.
z. n c., Chairman Of the Florida Re.
publican State Committee, writes from
Tallahassee -" r.. - 2..4,, 49,
Our party IS in excellent condition, and
We are ssnguine Of victory. in November.
The campaign Is being vigorously and
Systematically pushed, and the State
thoroughly canvsssed. Grant and wa.
son Clubs are organized in every county,
and series Of large and enthusiastic
meetings are being held in the more POD.
ulous eastern and middle counties. The
Liberal Republican party has virtually
collapsed, and q straight fight is being
made between the Republican and the
Democratic parties. Greeley does not
take well with the Democrats, and the
Democratic candidates on the stump al.
most entirely ignore the Presidential
question, combining themselves 70 State
issues. -
J. E. Z. writes from New Orleans.
The Liberals and Democrats do not
unite here with the heartiest uuanimity.
Many Democrats give up the State as
lost. Warmoth is dissatisfied that be has
not received more consideration at the
hands Of the Democrats, and it Is said by
some has threatened to bring out his pa.
per IN favor Of Grant il lie Is not listened
to. On the other hand, the Republicans
are united and confident, and am quite
sure that we shall carry the State BY a
handsome majority for Grant. Our State
ticket finds greater favor every day, and
our canvass has Weakened up in good
earnest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02

FINANCIAL PROGRAMME FOR OcTo-
BER-Acting Secretary RICHARDSON has
directed the Assistant Treasurer at New
Y4Gk 20 purchase one million Of bonds on
ysch Wednesday, and to sell one million
ol Gold on each Thursday during the
month Of October.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02

THE kiugwood Journal comes to US
this week with its four pages filed with
Laws Of the United States" save and
except only Two columns Of advertise
ments. Not q line Of anything else.
The laws of the United States may be
very interesting reading to those who
like that kind Of literature, but the aver
age reader prefers his statutes in smaller
dOses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02

SENATOR PROM 0REGoS.-The Oregon
legislature has elected u. G. Mitchell 70
the United States Senate on the first bal.
lot, he receiving Al votes, Corbett 70,
Prime 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02

"HN@ - NSaASAAA 4A4GGuluE Vi TUG Mlt Will
and testament OF John Goshorn, deceased.
~,
William a. Ridgely, AbsAlom J. Ridgely, Eu.
: Re9ius u. Rldgely, Thomas Hornbrook, Alex.
Ander ]. Cecil, ldmlhisttAtm d. b01iS non With
the viii annexed OF Morgan Nelson, deceased
Richard 8. Brown. Sheriff OF Ohio county and
administrator Of the estate OF Mary A. Melon.
deceased, Daniel Peck, trustee, Alexander J.
Cecil, trustee, and William 8. Goshorn, a. leV.
2 Aiea Under The win fJohn 6oahorn. sdeceased.
and william T., 9ummerVille. In ChAnceFY.
The object OF this suit Il TO obtain q partition
or The life estAte Of Absalom RidPely IN 4 ear
tain tract Of lAnd IN Ohio county, West VIrpinia.
Known q the Moran farm, situate on the Gouth
IofE OF Short Creek, and more particularly de-
scEibed In the bill and exhibits ded in thE csuse
and The same 10 incapable Of partition, 70 OBJ
TAIN sale thereof and distribution OF the pro-
eeeds OF such sale among those entitled thereto,
and also an account Of the rents, Issues, prohts
and use OF said farm received or enjoy0d hy N,
@ ID deIendSnt1. William A., AbaGlom T. and
kugchius u, Mdgely, or any OF them, and FRO.
pefly dueto The complainant and 70 ohtRin inch
dOcIse Or decIees against the party OF nlrtIas
liable for sueh rents, Issue, prodts and Ilse a.
may be proper. And Il appearing from n An
davit aled In the cause thai ihe defendant. Aha
omJ hdgely, ts not resident OF thIS StSte, II
10 ordeEed that he do GppeAr here within one
this order and do what Is necessary 70 protect
Tcsle, sAN'L B. MccoLLoCH, Clerk.
Caldwell d CALDWELL, Attorneys for Com.
P'aIhAu"' Eepll-W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02

Hon. J. NJ. BENNETT, Of Weston, has
been appointed one Of the co:porators for
this State Of the Philadelphia Centennial
Association.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-02

THE list OF the Senate printed in this
issue recognizes Mr.. CUNNINGHAM and
not Gen" PASSELL, as the second SenA.
ter from this district;