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hell-bred O~ne-governor and One-policemas-
ter plan. Give up the plan, if for no other
reason. at least tina it may be seen and felt
that you have been saved by me, and ifyou
then, in the gratitude of your hearts, would
confer any little tfauow upon me, shall CRATE
fully accept it as a token of your appreci-
alton ofmy zeal in the good cause. | I'm
disinterested, as have already had the hon.
or to tell you, and l have only mounted
this stump to show you the abyss do not
mind the townpeople they are revolu-
tionary they are communistic, with one or
two exceptions they want the governor
to go and live in his own house without
feed or forage money, that they may get
possession of the government house, in or
der there to install the proletariat, who
have now taken possession of every thing,
even the press. The one policemaster, the
old Judge himself, I have no doubt, will
take possession of that big house and from
it's magnificent time-honored halls dictate
his revolutionary mandates. Fellow citi-
zens how long will you yet bear this state
ofthings, these "d~emagogische Umtriebe2'
Wake up while it is yet time! Reflect on
the certain ruin of your properties, think,
I beseech you, think on your wives and
children
Enron.
, 1872-05-22

therefore I say "let us keep the military
until we can get a something more move
able, O kind of constabuIary force like what
has been suggested in the Paper. No mil
tia for me. Now, the Paper has shown up
that some $50, 900 could be saved on these
heads and in the Customs Department,
which, of course, could be applied toward
relieving the estates of the burthens of sup
porting the numberless inyalids, the anne.
Iteration of our schools and hospitals, and
aiding our churches, for although | have
seen he is against church schools, ! have
not seen a word in his paper against aiding
the churches. On the contrary, | have seen
him give Antigua, Curacao and other is
lands as examples for US to initiate in grant
ing money to schools and churches,-and
last not least, to reduce taxation. He is
against migration, [ see so am /: it has
only increased our taxation, and saddled
us with q debt of some $4,000, which we
must pay out of our pockets, and what
have we got to show for it. Nothing No,
let us take care Of our own people, so that
they may be increasing as much In time
to come as they have decreased in times
past. He has certainly been too sweeping
in some of his assertions, or rather his cor
respondents have, for, by George, you will
look in vain for the pictures of misery on
my estate, as we'll as on those of my friends"
At this moment the clock struck s, the
gun was teebly heard in the distance, and
we arose to take our "drink, for my friend
keeps up the good old customs with an al
most supersticious scrupulosity. He has no
plahtocratic notions, / can assure you.
You will soon hear from me again.
Yours etc
I. y. D..
P. S. I forgot to tell you that my
friend said he believed the present planter
representatives, being practical men, are
ofhis opinion.
, 1872-05-22

The meetings OF te0 cOmnn ;tatthe whole eOg&nsaton of school matters ought to rest
until te decided decided whether we may obtain a 6ooo[ln Inspector Mch as has sheen proposed by the DIFF
fTnt SchoocomnKsons only urhMng at once what is absolutely necessary. As schh ec onid-
es that whdeday Instruction be procured for the Children in the FneGhoolm Chrsiansed,a as
has beent eease for many years in FrMenktd. Should this however not be possible Without en-
huy ranangng the whole organisation of the school in heb owl of Chrsanhed then he prefers
tm tthsq question bealOp postponed; it is his opinion that the schools in both own ought to be
uniformly organized; a principle which the BughH Council tried to establish and which Govern
mmt hse expressed in their letter dated 10Th March 1854 with the following words Consistency
demands uniform regulations for both towns"
He therefore, bes leave to pwpose:
That the Colonial Council postpone this matter and ADDRESS His ExceHecy the Governor re.
"qu@tng hnm bring teq question about the appointment of School Inspector Da finale decision,
independent ofte reorganization of chOOlm matters in other respects"
St rM, ChIHmtel 4hM Marcel 1872
IL R ANTHON. j. W r. HANSON. G. WILLENOES.
Chairman. Speaker
PHI ROSENSTAND. c. SARAUW.
, 1872-05-22
TO THE EDITOR OF EST CRoIx AVIS"
Dear Sir

Iva Ol
| am exceedingly obliged to you for in
sertlng In your valuable paper, as [ see it
called by your correspondents, my first
communication in which | informed you,
in good faith, of your unpopularity in
certain circles. Since then, however, I
have seen my friend, the planter. He is a
subscriber to your paper, and he had no
sooner read my letter, before he hunted me
up. At first he seemed to be q little cross
grained, for he was rather piqued at your
not defending his grammer and diction
against the attacks OF 'that snappish little
cur |, OF course, could not tell why
you acted so, but advised him to write
again, to which he objected, giving as his
excuse that it is not in his line to write let
ters, and that, should he ever attempt it
again, he would certainly be as plain as ever
that being, as he said, his way. then asked
him his opinion of "the Avis" and was sur
prisedto hear him extol it. "That fellow"
he said (you must know he calls every bo-
dy fellow sis right, by George" "Let US
see" he said, what it "amounts to You
must know, I study that paper, and I
must tell you, it is my policy he has adopt
ed. He is a friend OF the planter, and a
friend OF order and of plenty hard work I
see the drift of his mind. He is against
staggering and law-making and sham ag-
ricultural societies SO am I. | never was
a member of it, and never will be-. I am a
hard working man, Che never forgets to
tell you that, but it is true) [ believe
in plenty work, and little talk, and the
people on my estate are like myself they
never leave me. / have no October pass
es to write. [ believe in job.work, and
the people believe in it, for 1 use it in spite
of the law they perform three times as
much work as they do under the driver
OF course you see at once the gain on both
sides. All practical planters have seen and
acknowledged it long ago Neither the
Editor OF the Avis nor Caustic have discoy-
cred that. We planters who manage our
own estates have discovered it. All man
ayers of estates know it and acknowledge
Ny fsiend-wenld haseAcnntinnad,f Tor
heisyery eloquent on that subject, although
he calls himself "a man of few words"
but / stopped him to, turn the converse
ton to something else; | asked him his
opinion OF one Governor. Yes he said,
zone Governor and one Police Magistrate
or Inspector, whatever you choose to call
him, one law and one mind from Eastend
to Westend, one. mind to direct all three is
lands Cannot we linda Sir Benjamin Pine
j n Denmark somewherea I do not read
Danish, 4 am sorry to say, butt CLEAN from
the Paper that that opinion has also been
entertained at home, I am a man Of order;
, 1872-05-22

taken by private efforts.
Mr.. SARAUw has invited discussion on
his proposal, and some attention will be
paid to the invitation.
st Croix May 18th 1872.
RIGHT NOT NIGHT.
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FIRE m sTEuBENvnIE.-From the
steubenville Herald Of Saturday evening,
we learn that the house Of W. A. Owes.
ney, Esq, was burned on the morning Of
that day. Tho fire was discovered about
? O'clock by the engineer Of q westward
bound freight train on the, Pan Handle
road. The Fire Department was ! 60, soon
on the ground, but could do nothing to.
wards saving the property. The house
was a wooden structure, and burned like
finder. In fact, It's destruction was about
complete when the engines arrived. II
Is believed to have been the work ofian
incendlary. Mr.. o.'sloss Is about g, 900,
on which he had policy in the Royal
Insurance Company, Of London, for g..
800. He will rebuild at once. ''''- "a
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MAN KuLED.-Friday mornings In.
TElloENcER contained the particulars
q On accident on the Baltimore q Ohio
Railroad, Thursday, near Roseby's Rock.
Two cars and locomotive were burned,
besides wreckipg one or more an. A
force Of men were sent, Friday, to clear
away the debris, and while thus engaged,
one oithem, named johnson, was instant.
" killed. In raising up a cur by mean.
of jacks, young Johnson's duty required
him to be under 1t. From some cause
scaresned and caught him, killing him in
Stanty., He was highly esteemed BY hi
acquaintance, and his death Is Sincerely
lamented by q large circle Of friends.
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TIE largest variety Of Millinery Goods
in this cityat VIM. Becharach's.

Swiss BELL Observation-Disclosures.
ing the unfavorsble weather Saturday
evening, quite large audience assembled
in Washington, to enjoy an entertainment
given BY the Berger Family Swiss Bell
Ringers. The troupe is a fayorIte one
here, and not without reason. .Itismade
up Of ladies and gentlemen Of decided
ability in their profession. Sol Smith
Russell kept the crowd laughing by his
inimitable acting and singing, and added
many TO his already, almost innumerable
host Of friends here, II you had seen
him Saturday night on the stage, you
would not have taken much stock in the
story going the rounds Of the press 70.
Gently that he was about to take orders
in the ministry Of prominent church.
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ACCIDENT AT BR11AIRR-A horse at.
taChed to a buggy in which were seated a
lady, gentleman and . boy, took fright ct
two dogs fighting I'M one Of the streets in
Bellaire, last Saturday, and ran away.
The buggy and occupants were thrown
over an embapkment fifteen or twenty
feet high, wrecking the former and ipjur.
ing the latter. The. boy. had one of his
legabroken in three places; the lady suffer.
ed several pretty severe contusions. and
the gentleman 90 badly. hurt that his 70.
covery Is extremely doubtful.
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Nor YET CoNcIuDED-The Right o.
Way Commissioners have not yet con,
cludOdt hsitlabors. They were in session
Saturday, and will meet again this morn,
Ing, We hear that after the testimony
and argaments of counsel have been
closed, the Commissioners will 60 over
the route before making their awards.
This viii enable them to come to more
nearly correct decisions in each individual
case. 7zrsa e-r-,g..-, gsz
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Nor TRUE.-There was report quite
current in the city, yesterday, that Taylor
strauder, the cOlored man in jail charged
with killing his wife, attempted to com
NIT suicide some time Saturday night by
hanging himself with his suspenders. We
made inquiry yesterday afternoon, ,oi,the
turnkey, and ascertained that there was
not a particle Of tfuthin the story. \
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TIE case Of N. I. .Higbis against the
Merchants g Mechanics Bank was de-.
cided, on saturdayssby the municipal
court TWAS amotionmadsby Higbieto
vacate Judgment in favor Of the Bank
confessed by I. Q. Frost, in 1865, against
himself and his copertner, Higbie. The
Court, after q learned and able opinion
on the points involved, ordered the judg-
meut to be vacated 90 far as it might
affect Higbie or the pastnership properly.
Messn. Peel, Stanton d Allison were at.
torneys for the Bank, and Lamb d Paul
for Eligible. Thecase was an important
one, the amount involved, Is We are in
formed, being about fifteen thousand dol.
lars. Weunderstand That an appeal will
be taken.
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sucoEssFuL LAuNoH.-The hull Of the
new tOwboat built BY Messrs. Wilson l.
Dunlevy for the Wheeling Towboat Com
pany, was successfully launched, satur-
day. It was brought down to the wharf
and made fast The work Of putting on
board the engines, &C., will be prosecuted
with all possible dispatch. The model
Is a good one, and reflects credit on the
builder.
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BOARD OF ,sUPERvIsoRs.

A called meeting Of the Board Of Super.
yisors was held Saturday. Present-Mr.
List, President and Messrs, CLARK, Fisher,
Harrison jacob, Kleiyos, ostefling, Otto
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Report OF receipts and expenditures ai
County Infrmary during tho month Of
March was presented. EAmouut Of re.
eeipls = 1000; expenditures e920.74 Mum.
Der ELIMINATES 494males %; females 81.
Under year 6-three males and three
females; over and under B, three, two
males and one female. Births, one,--
female, white. The agent recommended
the appropriations ola sum not exceeding
sgO, TO- purchase cattle.S8E aAR 4
Referred TO the Committee on Poor fol
examination and report
(This is the direction all subsequent
reports Of the Agent are TO take,)
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
commended the payment Of billof VIM,
Connolly, Surveyor Of roads In precinct
No. 3, Richland township, $50; also, bills
OF Peter Delaplane, A. ]. Wilson and W,
j. McColloch; Of the surveyor and chain
carriers, amounting to $3.50; and thai
the bill OF Burns 8 Clark be rejected, ~
Report received and recommend tionl
adopted.
The Committee on Poor recommended
the payment Of William AskeBIs bill
amounting to $3.50 for work on Poo
farm. {; A. = Il, e.. ,.,,r.o.r, m
Recommendation Of committee adopted,
The petition OF the corporators Of the
Wheeling & Ohio Union Railway Compa.
ny, asking the Boards to have vote Of the
citizens oil the county taken on the LIST day
o. June on the proposition to subscribe
SlOO,O00 toithe capital stock Of said com.
pany, was read and referred to 0 special
committee Of three for report. Messrs
Fisher, oesterling and Clark were ap
On motion Of Capt. Harrison, an ordi.
nance on county organization submitted
BY Gen. Wheat, was referred to 0 special
committee Of three for report; and on mo-
ton Of the same gentleman, the report o.
this committee and that on the petition fol
Q vote on subscription to the Wheeling 8
Ohio Union Railway Company were made
the special object Of o meeting to be held
next Tuesday. Messrs. Stone, Jacob, 0tte
and Harrison were appointed the special
committee on county organization. d
The contract between the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky, and the Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway
Companies was read and considered.
Before coming to any definite action
thereon the Board took . recess until
o'clock p. NJ ts Ffflty ttt
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POLICE coURr,- The DRINKS had It all
their own way, Saturday morning, in the
police court. Nicholas stampley, Harry
Belts and George Watson, an illusttious
trio, were Severally arraigned before His
Honor, charged with having imbibed too
freely, and then were guilty Of being on
the streets while intoxicated; For the
latter count In the Indictment they
were fined one dollar each and costs
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Board OF sgpERyIsoRs An adjourn.
edmeeting Of The Board Of Supervisors
will;beheld tomorrow 70 consider an or.
dinance providing . plan Of government
fcrthis county; and also to hear the re.
port ofthe special committee appointed to
inquire into the expedIency Of taking a
vote Of the people on a proposition to sub.
scEibe 500, 900 tothe capital stock Of the
Wheeling 4 Ohio Union Railroad Com.
pAnY, - "
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AATRnroN1GI.-only tro marriage
licenses Issued by Recorder Woods during
the week ending Friday evening, 26th
inst, and all hereturns in, Verify, leap
year . q myth, so faras the reputed pre-
rogaliye Of the gentler sex Is concerned,
Il wejudge from the numbers who avail
themseIvesofit.
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1AtpcaTAET 10 FmHEsR,t -section4 4,
chap. 90, OF the Code Of West Virginia
reads as follows: !
ut shall notbe lawful for any person to
catch or destroy any Of the fish In the
rivers or creeks ofthis State, by means OF
drag or other nets, weirs, traps, or Other
devices Except line and pole, Gigs, fab.
pots, or spears between the first day Of
April aud the firstday Of October In each
year. Nor shall II be lawful for any per.
son engaged Of any time in catching or
destroying fish to trespass upon OF 90 into
any enclosed field adjoining or near TO the
stream in ChisuchS persons may be
fishing, without permission from the
owner or occupier- Of such premises"
SEC. g. "Any person violating thepre.
ceding section shall, upon conviction,
be fined not less than five nor more than
ten dollars for each 'oaense.F VA; s- :. a
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0Ns VIsrT.-Rev, @. G. Currie, for.
msEly Rector Of st. Matthew's Church in
thisycity, Is now on a visit in Covington,
Ky. One Of the prime objects Of histem-
porary return to that place is that Of uni.
ting . gallant laddie and fair lassie" in
tie bonds Of matrimony. E# Y 8ass
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aJUsT received, att. D. staaton's, 500
boxes Of Initial Papers, which he Sell.
ing at greatly reduced prices. The sIni.
tial Casket,p four tins, in one box, SOC.
soottage," 'layeuder tint 400; "La Pat.
IT," rose tint, csc. Each box contains "a
sheets OF paper and "a envelopes, and will
be sent bymail postage paid, upon re.
eeipt ofprice. II IN tgFdsw +
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ooSrRAor ACcEFFsD- Ryreierepco 70
the proceedlrsa or the Board Of supOrvi.
aora Of their meeting held last Saturday,
u wiu DO seen that they adopted reso.
luaon accepting the contract between tho
fitlsplrghi Wheeling q Kentucky rail-
svAq eompany andathe Pittsburgh, Gin
s Snnan Q b Louis Railway company
y, w !, also anolner directing tho President
o. esI tne Board 70 subscribe the sum voted
NSSSo"Uol 70 inc capital stock OF the for.
ms y. ana issue bonds therefor. s-ass |
tnete WaS quite y long and animated
discussion on the contract before the
n0qaFa. ~ mad peen prepared In exact
accordance with Mr. scotts original
proposition, win this addition that tho
necessary legislation should beHaecured
rom our legislature 70 permit The !: Q. y
81 L. ny. 20 to lease and operate the
ROAD after Il had beensbuilt "A number
oithe members q the Board were desi'
rous Questioning actionuntil tho meet
ing to be held tomorrow, and 0 motion to
that effect was carried Thegote WAsreccn-
sidered, asit was allegedsthAt delay would
almost certainly result In defeating the
improvement. Il was also asserted that
the successful bidders at the late letting
had been assured thai, they would be in
formed today. whether they should 70
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LONG DEr8ERaRsD.1T THE willoi william
Dement,, decd, was admitted to record in
the Clerks office Of this county Dec. Q,
1858, and last Thursday, 9Sth inst ,iJohn
O. Faria and Taylor Foreman were up.
pointed % administer, on. the estate Of the
deceased-bond $4,000. 10 !
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s't FDEGD.-Gol. 3 Zane, whose severe III
nesswementioned in these columns o few
mornings since, died last evening, at the
Hospital. Announce Of the funeral
I'VE presume viii be made, in this morn.
ings papers. IL - .e ---- - /
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FoR the largest stock OF Trimmed
Hats and Bonnsts in this city. and at the
lowest prices, call at VIM. Bacharsch's,
NicolIs old stand. m
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A LARGE stock Of Ladies', Misses and
childs Lasting Kid and Morocco Boots
and shos1otbest city manufacture, ion
sale at L.V Blonde. ''''' a 4AAsA q
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PosTogRIcE 1TEx-E. Macomb has
been appointed postmaster at Thornkike,
;CSbell comfy, 'Vico ID. Marshall, who
: failed TO quality. =. T., f
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- ADMINISTRATIVE ApPoNrED.-on the
20th, Mn, Ellen sfosnider was appointed
Administrative Of the estate Of. the late
Frederick srosnider- bond, $500.
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II you wish % select your Spring Wan
Paper from q large and sc'ieap assortment
ofall grades, you win do well to'callga at
PAUL 8 orrs before going elsewhere; and
you win be sure 70 find what you want
RemembeEthe place, Paul Q On, No. 90,
Market street 4 - t,ts 4asg
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5 ., GALL ArJ. D. srANroNsand examine
his stock Of Wall Paper. he has the best
selected stock in the city. Paper trimmed
ready for hanging, JSsc of Charge Don't
forget the place, corner Monroe and Mar
.ket streets, opposite tho McIure House.
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WHo1EaGLE and RetaillIce Cream and
Cake Depot Q. Asswartz, Monroe street,
one door east Of Mcclure House, Wheellng.
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i0lQuREs's, Congress, Women's Serge and
Kid Newport Ties dICroquet Slippers,
Just received OF L. " Blond's. 1lgs ~
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5TUcKED SKIRTS at 60 cents, at VIM.
Bacharach's. All colors Of Kid Gloves
at 70 cents, at VIM. Bacharach's.
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Wholesale and Retail Ice Cream and
Cake Depot, U. A. swartz, Monroe street,
one door east OF McLnre House, Wheeling.
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., WEspw yesterday, lat the Partridge
Gallery, 4 portrait In Paste, which Is
really "gem Of art" Everybody should
see Il. AZ ~ ,hd9lAAAE y
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BRDaEr goes round singing like lark
every Monday morning, noRl She says
its no matter how large the washing,
shsssure to got through IN good time
WARMERS CHEMICAL LAUNDRY Soar
does Ehe!work.I Ai.sZg Egg :.
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ar LADIES Wishing etoapufchasesa mice
fitting and lateStsyie Cater, should GO
TO I. Y. Bonds Z /, .rl, e g,g,,g. :, IS =
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Il WILL PRoBATED.-The last will and
testament oftAmelia sprigg, deceased, was
admitted to recordon the slst inst.
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: ADMINISTRATORS ,APPoINTRp.-Last
Tuesday, Daniel 2. Phillips.was appoint.
ed Administrator do 6Onis non, Of the GO.
tate Of the late Hannah Phillips-bond,
$500, This appointment was made ne.
cesaary by the death OF John Hughes, who
took out lsttes'of administration on said
estate, originally.
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BuTTERrcKsl Patterns arc kept and
soldonlya at the Weed Sewing machine
rooms, o. Market street.. $50 .sast
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Tan Dolly Warden aand all the spring
styles photographed at Blown & Higgins !.
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WHoEss4Ia and Retail Ice Cream and
Cake Depot, o. sswartz, Monroe street,
one door east ofMcLnre House, Wheeling.