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solved, that the House. ns mark Of re-.
Hpect, do adjourn to P. Nj.
Mr.. Meetze, from the Committees on
the Judiciary and Agriculture, submit
ted q report relative to the agricultural
land scrip, and recommended that ex-
Financial Agent Kimpton be proceeded
against orimiually. The report was
made the special order for P. NJ. to.
morrow.
The Senate returned, with amend
ments, bill to raise supplies for the
fiscal year commencing November l..
1874. The House refused to concur In
amendment to Section 8, by adding
3 5ths of mill for past indeb' odness Of
Lnnatic Asylum and Penitentiary
amendmeut to Section Q, by striking ont
IL mills additional tax. Barnwcll
County, mud inserting mi!la; amend.
inent to- Section ii, by adding mil IL
pay claims held in trust by j. Woodruff
Tho evening session Of tho House wns
taken up i'll the discussion Of bill to
amend tho Act relative 10 the pay of
members of the General Assembly
During which. Mcssra. Dannerly ant.
Riley, OF O.nugobnrg, used such impro-
per langnays rs 10 cluse their expulsion
from the hull.
a resolution WAS then introduced by
Mr.. Curtis, Of R,chlarl, to the { flee,
that A5ram Danneriy and Henry Riley,
mem bers from Oran9ebnrg, be exp. lied
from the House, for improper conduct.
A resolution by Mr.. Hurley was
adopted. that the offending members bo
brought before the bar of tbs House,
for bearing.
Mr.. Riley was then brought MP, aud
being informed Of ths resolution, ex-
cused himself 10y saying that he only
went to the assistance OF his friend. and
meant no harm. Messrs. Crittendeu,
Myers, Curtis, Hamilton aud others de.
bated the matter. The resolution OF
expulsion was fualiy put to u vote, un.i
passed yeas &C; nays Al.
MIR. Dauneriy was then brought for
wnrd, and after IA few words of explmna-
tlon, retired. The vote for his expulsion
resulted: Yeas II; nnys IS.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.-A DEPRESSED,
IRRITABLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK. NER-
voUs. EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY
OR ANIMATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WRAHp
MEMORY, OFTEN WITH DEBMrTATINa, IN
VOLUNTARY DISCHARGES. The conse-
guence of excesses, mental over-work or
lndiscretions. THIS NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds SOVEREIGN CURE in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. %. It
tones up the system, arrests discharges,
dispcls tho mental gloom and despond-
ency, and rej:venates the entire system
it is perfectly harmless and always eff
6cient. Price SIS for package of flvo
boxes and largo SO vial OF powder,
which is important in old serious cases;
Or 81 per single box. Sold by ALI
druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of
price. Address HUMpHRRys' SpEo1FIo
uoMGPATHIc MEDICINE COMPANY, No.
562 Broadway, N. Y. For sale bv
GEIdER X McGREaoR, Columbia. S. c..
Decl7 Him
PoND's ExrRAcr.-"Tho Vegetable
Pain Destroyer" never fail to afford re-
lief from pain. Try it once, and
nothiog could induce you to be withou.
1T. Marlt3yl
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Mr.. James Parton says: 1--WE must
now accept it as an axiom that universal
suffrage, where one-third of the voters
cannot road the language of the county
they inhabit, tends to place the scoun-
drel class at the summit of affairs"
This is os strictly true as any axiom
ever recognized by society. Aud this
nation will be compelled to aoknow.
ledge it and to acquiesce in tho ne
cessity OF protection rs q logical Sc
qnence from it. That n great people
and country like ours shall voluntarily
submit themselves to such terrible re-
suits of ignorant suffrage as we now suf-
fer, is one of the greatest wonders OF
civilization. A long continued submls-
sion to that condition would be n yet
greater wonder.
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ton, retired. The vote for his expulsion
resulted: Yeas II; unys IS.
CITY MATTERS. Subscribe for the
Pc ,ESI1.
Tue mails are terribly mi1ed-Norlh-
ern as well as Southern.
CASH will he the rule at the PHGS1x
Office hereafter.
All who chew, should look at the In !.
dian Girls hing"
Plenty of sunshine. yesterday. with
liberal sprinkling of wind. =
Mother, may I go ont to swim?"
will soon be tie cry of the boys.
Many OF we children of men are suf-
fering from epizootic this weather.
Tomorrow is the last day for paying
city taxes. as. by law, the books nre
closed on the 18th.
OF all employment. bodily labor is the
most useful, and Of the greatest benefit
for driving away the devil.
The old ssfc of the Citizens Savage
Bank still obstructs our principal tho.
roughfsrs. Remove it.
If any writing except tho address ia
put on the face Of the postal card, full
letter postage is charged for it.
Trees leave out their summe cloth
ing, and are able to don new green
dress without opening their trunks.
The mothers of some young Iadles
want everything Oh the square. and
therefore oppugnate round dances:
The fiags on the State Capitol were at
half mast. yesterday. through respect to
tho memory OF Senator Sumner.
Mr.. r. G.. Sessions, Auditor for Horny,
has been appointel Notury Public by
the Governor.
The PIGSIN is i'll receipt of lot OF
wedding envelopes, paper, etc., of the
latest Paris and New York styles, which
wiil be printed Mt reasonable rates
Some Of tho pavemonts in this city
look ms if "bnst hend" whiskey had been
spilled OH them. They are dsintograt-
I'd to painful degree.
Old type-supcrior to B.bbit metal
for many purposes and much cheaper
, can be obtained in any quantity al the
PHOENIX OGico
Go forth in haste! no timo to waste!
proclaim to all creation, that raen arc
wise who advertise during the present
s'aguution.
Mcssrs. Loricli e Lowrance inform
planters and the rest Of the world what
they have on hand. Read their adver.
,isement.
Mr. Gnglioluuy's laundry will be
closed after to-day, it not having bsen
sufficiently patronized by the public to
warrant his keeping it up.
The PnuNlX job Office is complete in
every respect, and cards, posters, pro.
grammes. bill-hcads, ETC., are turned
out with alacrity.
We acknowledge tho reception from
tho Stewards Of a card of invitation to
the fifth anniversary supper of the Eli
bcrnian Society. on st. Patriok's Day
March II.
We nro indebted to tho committee 70,
Il card Of invitation to the anuiversnr,
celebration of Excelsior Literary SO
cioty OF Nawbnrry College. on Fridn,
evening, Mnrch 81. 1874.
Mrssrs. Il T.. Davies & Go. have re
ceivcd another shipment Of those fin.
Northern turkeys chickens; likewise
n fino lot roe shad and Wilmington
oysters, aud few barrels of select scoc
potatoes; which will be cold low fo
cash.
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PATRONS OF hUsBANDKY The Execu.
tive Committee of the National Grange
Of the Patrons Of Husbandry arc mutur-
ing plan for the formation Of a attn.
tistical bureau in connection with tho
National Grange for the collection and
dissent nation of Information through
out the country in regard to the conui-
tion of the crops. The new bureau will
be located at Washington, d. G.. and
in charge Of Mr.. D. w. Aiken. Score.
tary Of the Stale Grange of South Ca.
rolina, Who. as General Deputy of the
Order, has been instr menlul in pro-
noting it's growth In many Southern
States. Subordinate grnnges will report
direct to the State Grange oil informa-
Sion III interest relatiEg to the crops.
the different Stale Grunges will report
by telegraph TO the statistical bureau of
tho Order ut Washington. The burenn
will compile md summarize these re-
ports into monthly report Of the crops
OF oil sections of the country, and will
simultaneously transmit this report by
telegraph, monthly, to all State Oranges,
which i'll turn will furnish it to every
subordinate grange within their jurls.
diotion. This Information will not be
furnished to tho press for publication,
it being Intended exclusively fer the
benefit Of members of the order.
--<.
Houses to let are visible now in all
parts Of New York. From present np.
pearances there will be no lack of stores
In the lower part Of tho city for who
ever may want them. Rents, too, are
materially below last years figures, as u
rnle. The exceptions are in favorite
localities t;e!ow Maiden lane. AS for
Brooklyn. there are more buildings
placarded than has been known there
for many years, and rents nro said to be
from fifteen to twenty per cent. less
than those heretofore insisted upon
There are many who have predicted
that the great panic of last fall would
have no influence upon real estate this
spring, but these facts show that they
| are mistaken.
The Chaplain OF tho Senate, ye.ier.
day. !ntimated in his prayer TINT Satan
and bis angels nre loose over eli tina
land. We thought his depredutlons
were confined chiefly to Washington,
md Boston.
John Smith," of Chicago. has sent
$500 to the Secretary Of tho Treasury M
contribution to tho conscience fund,
and requests ACKNOWLEDGMENT of its ro.
ceipt In the New York Tribune.
Mr.. Weatfleld, Of Due West, Ind
most OF his hair eaten of by Il voracious
rat, last week, while he was sleeping.
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influences which support it We are

influences which support it We are
powerless. to counteract. But the 60
vernment which assumed the right to
intervene in our affairs in 1868, to COR
rect what it considered an invasion Of
the rights of the black people. or at
least failure to protect them adequate
ly, has the same power, and certainly
juster reasons, to interpose it's authority
now, to rescue the white race from i'm
pending destruction. Not only life,
liberty apd property. but civilization
itself is in peril here.
Weappeal to the public opinion of the
whole country. We have sent up our me-
no5;a. &C Congress. We ask dispas-
sionate consideration of our case. If the
evils exist and are on the increase; if
they are incurable by any e1ertions we
may directly make, short of the doubt
fnl step of revolutionary action; if they
have been imposed upon rs by auy
authority which we could not resist. and
under circumstances for Which we are
not responsible; if the present govern
ment of South Carolina be the oppro-
brium of the American Union, and the
public life Of its people be curse and u
shame, then it is time that the Govern
ment should interfere in some effective
way for its relief. We shift the respon-
sibility of the future from our shoulders.
We seek to place it where it belongs, at
the door of Congress. Mr.. Pike, in his
"Prostrate State" well says that 1.-The
changes here experienced have been
accomplished by outside forces. The
result has not been produced by wres-
tie between two powers, in which the
stronger has thrown and taken the place
of tue weaker. The strong has put the
weak under foot, but hns Withdrawn
itself after placing upon the neck of its
PROSTATE foe the yoke Of an ignoble and
an incompetent crowd. Obedience is
enforced by power foreign to the in
strument that inflic.s the humiliation.
It is not the rule of intrinsic strength; !;
it is the compulsive power of the Fede-
raj authority at Washington. But for
that, the forces OF civilization would re-
adjust themselves and overturn the pre-
sent artificial arrangement
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cottage for Sale or Rent.
Read and be Wiser.
Celebrated SO. Cigars.
st. Patrick's Day.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST rs, 1874.
A Voice Crying In the wilderness.
The Monroe county RsQister Is The


A Voice Crying In the Wilderness.
The Monroe county Register Is the
most unique Republican paper published
in West Virginia. It reminds US Of the
Knoxville Wig in the palmy days Of
Parson Brownlow. Speaking Of the po-
liticsl canvass now upon us 1t expresses
itself as follows:
ave are now fairly stripped for the
Fall campaign, and we mean 10 "go for
the infamous party with the wrong name.
We mean 10 tear from the hideous iea-
lures Of that organization, the mask oil an
honored name, through which II has been
misleading the people; and TO expose 1t In
its true colorS before the bar of public
opinion, TO receive the sentence OF death
and damnation, that should long ago
have been Its portion.
All who hate the tyrants and thieves
now cutting our throsts are invited TO our
councils. They will all have the privilege
to participate and pull with US until, with
the help Of God and the right, and our
own faith, energy and pluck, We con-
quer."
Speaking Of the nomination Of HERE.
FORD for Congress, the Register ventures
the prophecy that he will be the worst
beaten man who ever ran for Congress in
West Virginia.
TIE late Public Printer is expected in
Monroe county "as he goes bobbin
around" for the U. s. Senate. The Regis.
Ter welcomes his expected visit thus:
Come artful Dodger, come and see,
How hoary Bourbons worship thee
Thou art tho "FRgin" Of the State,
We pray thee help TO make our "SlAtc."
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HTDRorn MA; means Of avoiding It's ptrils and
preventing its spread. By Il. BoRLEY, Gen.
erAl Inspector OF the Veterinary Schools Of
The professional standing and long ex.
perience Of Mr.. II. Bonley, OF Paris, have
placed him as one Of the highest authori.
ties upon veterinary matters upon this
continent.
CAIRHEs' PoLIIIcAL RooNoMT. svo, Cloth, 81.
II Is with great pleasure that We well
come another contribution 10 Political
Economy from the ablest living represen-
tative Of the school Of Ricardo and Mill.
Mr.. Cairnes aims at restating and modify.
ing some Of the doctrines which have
hitherto passed muster as established prin.
ciples. He brings 10 the task Q remarka'
BILE power Of sustained and accurate
thought upon topics which are apt to be-
wilder an ordinary brain, and capacity
for lucid expression which Is hardly less
rare and admirabla-sdturtldy RsvietO,
London .Hs-T-
NIMRoD or TSE SEA; or the American Whale.
man. BY WILLIAM n. DAVIS. With many Il.
lustrations. l9mo, Cloth, o. 90.
"Whoever takes up this entertaining
book will have reason TO thank the authors
good angel for inspiring him to overhaul
his old, oll.stained journal Of whaling
voyage to the Pacific, and 10 Gull from
that store.house Of adventure the material
for volume which gives so vivid q pic
ture OF life aboard o whaleman. Like
Two Years Before the Mast It Ia the re-
cord Of an actual experience, full OF
strange and thrilling adventure, and
abounds in forecaStle yArns spun by old
salts during many weary watch. The
authors spirited and graphic description
Of the chase and capture Of whales, Of It's
excitements and dangers, and OF the pro-
cesses Of melting up and trying out the
blubber; and his accounts OF the hard
ships, suferings and wrongs which
Whalemen undergo, make up q volume Of
great interest, which readers young and
old will welcome as q most entertaining
addition to the literature Of seafaring
liie."
DccrOR TuoME: Novel. By ANTHONY
TRoLLoPE.
Novels arc meats. All people with healthy
library Appetites love them-AlmoSt al women,
vast number of clever, hArd.headed men.
Judges, chanconors, bishops, mAthemAticiAns
are notorious novel readers, rs well a. young
boys and sweet .girls, and their kind, Lender
mothers. "-7haeEErdy. r., - -
Mr.. Trollope's characters are drawn
with an outline firm, bold, strong, Hi
side thrusts at some Of the lies which
pass current In society are very keen.
For LoVEAND LIFE: A Novel. By ms. OIL.
| PLANT. ...
Another Of Mrs. oliphant's highly in
teresting novels Is now ready for the
anxious public, who always hail them
with delight, and pronounce each sue
ceeding one better than Its predecessor
"For Love and Life" will be no exception
to the rule. ."E
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CANDIDATES FOR THE LEo1s1ArURE,-

CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE
We notice in our West Virginia ex-
changes the following announcements
and nominations for the Legislature
In Hancock county, Lynn IStedman
and Peter A. Pugh, both Republicans,
are announced.
In Brooke county, James Archer and
Leander Browning are announced as In
dependent candidates. Lyman Rodgers
Is the Democratic nominee.
In Marahall county, Alfred Turner, H.
8. White, g. L. Boyd and John W. Bonar
are announced as candidates, subject TO
the Republican Convention.
In Harrison county, W, D. Garlic and
N. W. Davis are announced as candi-
dates for the House Of Delegates. A. L.
Hustead is announced as candidate TO
represent the Third Delegate District,
composed Of the counties oil Harrison,
Taylor and Barbour.
In Wood county, Judge Cyrus Hall is
announced as a candidate. he is recon-.
mended for his "Abllity, sterling integrity,
and independent spirit"
In Monongalia county, Jas. T. Nc
Clsskey and Judge Berkshire are an
nounced as Senatorial candidates, Subject
to the decision Of the Republican primary
electors) and Abe. L. Wade, John B,
Gray, Col. Joseph snider, and John B,
Tough as candidates for the House Of
Delegates, subj ect to the same decision.
D. McGregor desires to represent the
people Of Richie and Calhoun Counties in
the next House Of Delegates.
Fontain Smith, Of Marion county, de-
clines to be candidate to represent the
Second Senatorial District, composed OIL
Marshall, Wetzel and Marion counties
VIM. B. Ice, however, like Barkis, an
nounces his willingness 10 serve the said
counties In the Senate.
In the Jackson county Nttrsof the Goth,
George W. shinn Is announced as an In
dependent candidate for the House oil
Delegates, and Col. F. r. Hassler and ],
L. Mclean as Independent candidates fol
the Senate from the Fifth District.
The Martinsburg Statesman contains the
announcements Of N. s. Grantham as q
Democratic candidate for the Senate from
the Tenth District, and Of VIM. H. Mong
as q Democratic and Granger candidate
for the House Of Delegates from Berkeley
county. %
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TRUsTEE's SALE.


ByVirtus Of Deed OF Trust made by Robert
B. Woods 10 me % Trustee. bearing date the a0th
day Of January, 1866. and recorded In the Clerks
oihIe OF the County Court OF Ohio county, In
Deed Book No. 80, page IS, II shall on
SATURDAY, the 2Ilh dSy OF October, 1874,
at the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio
county, at 10 O'Clock A. H., offer for sale at pub.
lie auction the following described real estate,
lying about 81 miles north Of the city OF Wheel.
inc on the east side Of tho Ohio river, being part
Of the A. ]. Woods, decd, home farm, having O.
lfont on the east side OF the county road and
bounding thereon IS poles, and extending back
eastward shout 100 poles, containing 2lk acres
Of land covering and including l0H acres Of coal.
Also, Q strip Of land 10 feet wide and about 50
poles long, running from the south western corn.
or OF said tract 70 the river, being tho north halt
OF private road.
TEHMs OF SAEE-one.thIrd caah and the bal.
ance In Gix and twelve months, secured by Deed
Of Trust. 8, BRADY, Ttustee
]. @. HRRVRY. AuctIoneer.
At the same tsme will be offered for sale lIOK
acres Of coal lying Immediately back Of the
aus ROBERT B. WOODS
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county.

TEE WEST VIRGINIA STATE MRD1-
CAL soonTY.-The KanawRa Chronicle
deplores the fact that there are so few
members Of the West Virginia Medical
Society in the Third Congressional Dis,
trlct. Speaking of the recent volume is-
sued from this establishment containing
the official reports OF the Society, the
Chronicle remarks as follows;
1.-THE appearance Of the volume and the
official reports show that the Association
Is in prosperous condition and yearly In.
creaslng in numbers and usefulness. But
we find the names Of very lev of the
physicians In this section. One In Green.
brier, one In Pocahontas, four from Ma.
son, one each from Cabell, Roane, Jack,
son, Mercer and Kanawha counties COM.
prise the number from the whole OF the
Sd District Of twenty.one counties, We
are surprised Of this, and trust that an
other year viii add q respectable number
70 tho List nom the large number Of edu-
Gated and experienced members OF The
Profession In this region
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PgHB8LIlIo SALE OF SCHOOL PROP.

In PURSUANCE OF an order passed by the Board
OF Education OF the school District OF Wheel.
ing, we will again oGeE at public sale ut tho
Court House Of Ohio county, on -'--
THURSDAY. September Sd, 1874,
beginning at 10 o'clock A. N lot No. /, with the
binding thereon, except the bell, stoves and
furniture contained therein, and also lot No, 9
| In square No ~. Bald lots are located on the
| corner Of Jacob and Fourteenth streets, and
now used BY the Third Ward School
Immediate possession will DO given OF the
vacant lot No. 2, but the Board OF hducAtion ro-
serves the right 10 occupy the echool building
| on lot No. ], and retain possession OF the same
until the new school building now being con.
etructed for the Second and Third Wards ehall
be completed and ready 10 occupy, which will DO
about the LIST OF April, 1875 IIiI,
Trims or SALE-Onethird OF the purchase
money for lotho. . to DO paid in cash, and the
balance in two equal payments Of one and two
yeafS, with interest from tho day OF sale, the
deferred payments to be secured by Deed OF
Trust or the title retained until all the purchase
money IL paid. Payments for lot No. will be
made In seven, nineteen and thirty ono months
rom day Of sale. bearing interest from the lst
Gay o. april, 1875, and to be secured as above
II the lots are sold together, the relative value
o. each 10 be mutually Sgreed upon by tho pur-
chaser and the undersigned.
-. Il. HALL,
Preaident Board Of Rdu :ation,
j. N. BICKRL. Clerk
AuM .r IL n uUpVRv Ana1Ia.... Q
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF TRIADEL-
L PHIA pRnpRRnY - -

l. PHlA PROPERTY. 7H r...
By virtue Of Q deed OF trust made by Henry
Otto and wife TO the undersigned, trustee, dated
September ], 1860, and recorded In the ONCE Of
the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, in Deed Book No. 81, folio 81,
will offer at public sale at the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, West Virginia, on
WEDNESDAY, August 20, 1874,
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock A. NJ, lots numbered IS,
SO, 81 and So, Ia the town OF Triadelphia, Ohio
county, West Virginia, and also the following
parcel OF land In said county and State, on the
waters OF Little Wheeling Creek, through which
land two streams Of water flow, which streams
arc MOTTO be diverted nom their present channel
BY any perton orptrsons whatsoever, and bound
ed g follows. Beginning Of q stone corner TO
said Henry Otto, IN Crummy's line; thence N. IS
degrees W. 2O6H feet or - 8 II poles to 4 stone
corner 70 Grumpy on the east side OF the spring
run; thepceS. IS degrees W. ala feet or IL 2s.SS
poles to stone corner 10 Grumpy on the west
side OF said spring run; thence =. IS degrees E.
20oA feet or u oil poles 10 stone corner to
Grumpy; thence N. IS degrees q. 2l9 feet or
u 1883 poles to the beginning, containing one
Terms OF sAEE-elOOo cash in hand, The resi-
due payable eight months from the day Of sale,
with Interest and security satisfactory TO the
Trustee. henry d MORGAN
Trustee for American Building Association
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DIED.

oTTo.-on Monday evening, August u, 1874,
at 5 O'Clock, BARRY +, son Of VIM. T. and Mar:
garet Otto, aged Is months.
Funeral from the residence OF It's parents, No.
COS National Road, this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Friends OF the family arc Invited.
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EDUCATE lY0UR GONsl

National Business College. Prepares yorng
mon and boys for business life. Individual mi
etruction given each student II has the beat
teachers, best course Of study, and does most For
its etudentS. For Circular address ! T7iT
MARTIN b FRAHHRR,
auel5' NGE L.ifEt ~ Wheeling. ". Va