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GneGntelti9enter.
The Capital Question.

The CIhrKsburg Ndg is pitching in
vigorously on the Capital question, tax.
ing for lis text recent statement in the
Charleston Gazette to the effect that
Clarksburg had incurred the enmity of
Wheeling aud sundry other points by
reason Of her course at the late session Of
the Legislature on the question Of loca.
ton.
The NeW is correct. in saying that the
removal act is not an act Of Clarksburgs
getting up, but Of Charleston's, and there.
fore that there should be no feeling
against her on that account. As mat
ter Of fact there ia no such feeling, and 40
far as this community is concerned
the people are practically unit
in favor Of locating the Capital at
ClarkSburg. The danger to Clarks-
burg lilies in the fact that the date
set for casting the first vote is not date
likely TO draw out much Of vote in this
region. There will be, we apprehcnd, a
very light vote cast in many Of the coun-
ties Of the First and Second districts, un.
less some persons make it their business
to look after the vote and get II out.
ClRrksburg has a responsibility laid upon
her in this respect that she must make up
her mind to meet or else take her chances
Of defeat. A full vote in the First and
Second districts will result in locating the
Capital at CIarksburg, while meagre
vote will in all probability locate it at
Charleston.
So far as Clarksburg is concerned it
was decided mistake on the part Of her
representatives to permit vote to be
taken on the capital location next August,
bat they were 80 fearful that II they
crossed an or dotted a that the whole
thing would be dished in some way, that
they were only too willing TO let the
Charleston interest steal a march on
them in the matter OF the FIRST vote. In
that vote turks Clarksburg's great
danger. The act as it passed the Legis.
lature took away every indncement TO
those not directly interested to come out
and vote, making the election free
gratis affair on the part Of all officers at
the polls, and thereby paying them, AS it
were, not to serve. This is feature in
the act that will tell against Clarksburg,
and if she loses the first innings next
August she can take comfort in the fact
that her representatives helped to pass
the act as it stands.
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FIRE RECORD.
Manufacturing Establishments
RuRnasl

Manufacturing Establishments
..-.- Burned.
PITTSBURGH, March 1S.-A fire early
this evening destroyed the Pittsburgh
boiler works Of D. W. G. Carroll & Co.,
corner Second Avenue and Short street;
loss $4,000; insurance $25OOO; Wilson,
Snyder& & Co., iron and brass founders
and pipe filters; loss $4,000; insured
$4,000; Mansfield \ Co., brass iinishers;
loss $4,000; fully insured. The cause OF
the fire is unknown, but Its thought that II
originated from one Of the furnaces in
the brass foundry. Messrs. Carroll & Co.
have secured another yard and will re-
sumo work in lew days. =
ST. LOUIS, March, ls.-The flour mill
Of II. Ashmofe, Charleston, Illinois,
burned yesterday, with its entire con.
tents. Loss $4,000; insurance $500.
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LONG BRANCH, March lS,-The steam.
er knshIand, Of the Red Star Line, from
Antwerp March 9th, for New York, went
ashore near the West End Hotel last
evening, at II o'clock. All the passengers,
crew and the passengers baggage were
landed this morning by the Iife.sayinS
crews at stations No. 4 and 6. There
were i've cabin and l2O stecrage pas.
sengers. Thesteamer is filling with water
and the indications at present are that
she will be total loss, II The weather
Is good the cargo may be saved, y
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business Outlook nj I.arEers-

Il
burg: &C p
Correspondents Of the Cincinnati EnqulrcFl n
There are some symptoms Of tie prom.
iSed revival Of business to be detected
hereabouts. / believe Parkersburg never
reached so low point as many other
places; and several causes are cOntribut.
ing TO the present revival. The last
years crop was exceptionally good, and
our farmers are mostly out OF debt, and
consequently in a better condition .han
heretofore to patronize our shop.keepers
The Improvement In the oil trade hns
been OF great advantage to Us likewise.
The old oil regions ON the Little Kanawha
are still producing, and refining Contin-
ues 10 be our leading manufacturing in.
dustry. One firm, the Camden Consoli.
dated, ships $500 barrels daily; aud this,
together with their vast appliances for
manufacturing their barrels, for, procur.
ing their raw materials, and supplying
their industrial army, would make u
lively town OF itself.
Our lumber mills continue an import.
ant business feature, and their transactions
must continue to increase annually for q
long time to come. The supply of timber
on the Little Kanawha and It's tributaries
is unrivaled, and immense forest every.
where have echoed the lumbermans AK
only along the immediate margins Of the
larger streams. .tS..-----
An unusual amount OF building ia 70.
ing forward this season; for though there
are business houses enough 10 accommo.
date all the business, or nearly 30, many
ot them are rendered in a measure una
vailable for the retail trade by their loca.
tiOn, that branch Of industry having CEN
tered on Market street. Many houses will
will be built on that street this year to
supply the increasing demand.
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Hard on PinchLacI..,

NEw ORLEANS, March 1.-THE Re.
publican State Central Committee met
to-day at 12 NJ, and in accordance with
a resolution adopted at a previous meet.
ing, Mr.. P. B. s. PinchbacE was expelled
from the organization by n vote of % to
L. A. Bemont, who during the campaign
was Chairman Of the Campaign Commit
tee, was then elected President OF the
State Central Committee.
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a Steamship Loaded with Pctro.

NEW YoRK, March ls.-The English
steamship Spartan left here yesterday
for Java, freighted with 394, 600 gallons
OF refined petroleum. She goes via Suez
canal. Her object is TO head of the ar.
rival in Java OF 250,O00 gallons Of oil
shipped in sailing vessels last January
and February. This is the first ocean
steamer ever loaded with petroleum.
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did not think II necessary TO mako the
truth concerning It public. The resem-
blance between the poems may be judged
by q comparison Of the following Btahzas,
the former being the form OF The Hrst
stanza oil the poem As il originally ap.
Peared, the latter that Of the poem In lie
changed form:
"Rock Of Ages, cleft for me-"
ThOuRhtlesLly the m(lden sung,
Fell the words all heedlesly -H-
From the girliSh gleeinl tongue;
Sung As little children do
sunH ~ do the birds In spring,
Just 10 Zee the sky No blue, -
Light Of heart aSlight Of wing.
al. 90 Mas. MooRK's WAY oYiI, .,
'1loek Of Ages cleft ior. me,n GH L
ThoughtlGsaly the madden sung; "a.
Fell the words unconsclouSly
From her glTliih RlOeiul tongue,
BunR aS little children sing;
Sung aS sing the birds IN June;
Fell the words like light leaves sewn,
On the current Of tho tune; D.
"Rock Of Ages cleft for me.
Let me hide myself In thee.n
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Imporlnnt lo RnsiInIuc.s,.s I'M 8. aio,n. i,

CINCINNATI, March IVA private
dispatch from Toronto, announces de.
cision Of interest to the business men Of
the community. In the Court of Ap.
peals Of taat city yesterday, in the case
ofMcLean vs.. Dun, Win & Co., the Judge
decided that merchantile agency could
not be held liable for losses incurred
through their reports. The amount in.
volved was small, but the principle at
stake, made it q test case, and the de.
cision corresponds with that rendered BY
Judge Force Of this city in January last,
in the case Of Gibson vs.. Il. G. Dun & Co
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Evansville, March 17.-River 81 feet
and stationary. Weather clear and cool:
mercury from 30o TO $50; wind from the
south. Down-Ed. Hobbs and Morton,
with lows, an Grey Eagle, Evansville; no
CINCINNATI, March 1S.-Rivpr 80 feet
: inches and falling. Cloudy and cold.
The Golden City met with an accident
last evening while lowering her chimneys
to pass under the bridge and was detain-
ed until tonight. She left at 7P.M.
MEMPHIS, March lS.-River rose IS
inches. Weather clear; mercury G2o.
CAIRO, March lS.-Arriyed-St, Gene.
We've, st. Louis; Andy Baum, Cincinnati;
City Of Helena, Cherokee, Dean, New
Orleans; Quaker City, New Orleans; Fan
chon, Ouachita river; City OF Vicksburg,
St. Louis; Mary Miller, St. Louis. De.
parted-Warner, St. LOUIS; Bee and Belle
Shreveport, New Orleans; Baum Mem.
phis; Helena, st. Louis; Hammet, Ohio;
Cherokee and Dean, Cincinnati: Fanchon,
81. Louis; Future City, st. Louis; Miller,
Ohio. River 80 feet and rising. Weather
clear.
sr.Louls, March 1s.-Arrived-Yea.
ger, New Orleans; Lady Lee, Peoria;
City ot Chester, Memphis; Clinton, Keo-
Suk; Means, Cairo. Departed-Grand
Republic, New Orleans; Lady Lee, Peo.
ria, River stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant,
NIcKsluRa, March S.-Riyer rose 81
inches. Down.. G. Donnelly. Up
Bismarck. Weather clear.
Louhvn.LE, March 1s.-Rivcr station.
ary, with 10 feet 8 inches in canal.
Weather pleasant and clear. The RobI.
Mitchell departed for New Orleans.
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NEw York, March 1S.-The will of
Joseph l.. Lewis, Of Hoboken, leaving
81 100000 to the Federal government to
help pay the national debt, is to be con-
tested by q person who claims that his
wife is a niece Of Lewis. .H.
Four clerks Of the United States Treas.
ury left for Europe yesterday, carrying
with them SlOOO0,OO0 Of 4l per cent
U. S. bonds for. tho Syndicate. 4.sJ F.
A private dispatch from St. Johns says
that Thomas Kingan has identified the
remains found on the railroad track at
Widdeiord Station rs those oihis brother
James.
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IT isstated that many OF the postmas-
tiers renominated by the President yestcr-
day have held office for twelve years, and
that two Of them haye held the fort for
sixteen years, or four successive terms.
But the President does not-believe in 70.
tation in office, and in this position he is
staunchly supported by the noble army Of
Federal Otlicers numbering somewhere
about 75, 900 persons.- Wash. Star Of l7th.
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I COLUMBUS, March 17.-In the House,
bills were introduced to create lien on
real estate for non.payment Of water
rents; to provide for the appointment OF
five commissioners TO codify the insur-
ance laws.
In the Senate bill was passed provld-
ing hatstock in the course OF transit BY
rail shall be furnished food, water and
comfortable quarters while resting.
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New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE Ex-
press messenger on the train from Mo-
bile, which arrived here at 10:l6 r. NJ,
reports that at Lookout Station a man
boarded the Express car and presented a
pistol at him. The messenger made a
rush at the man and received ball in
the hand, disabling him. The highway.
man then grabbed $500 package and
leaped from the car and escaped.
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a Gang of DeSperadOes DEFY the
t-H . Law. llplF NJ 1I

LOUISVILLE, March 17.-At Lancaster,
Ky, to-day, g. Kennedy broke from the
guard who was taking him to Jail TO an.
swer the charge Of murderinghis brother.
The prisoner fed to an old house, where
twenty-five men Joined him, and defed
the authorities. The guard fred on the
house and wounded one man. The house
is now surrounded and serious trouble il
ANTICIPATED,
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AUGUSTA, March 1.-THE Chronicle and
iSentineb established in 1855, and the Con.
siittlionulis,, eStablished in 1909, were con.
solidated to-day and will appear to.mor.
row under the name Of Tho Chrnicls and
ConStitationdiis. The consolidated paper
will be under the management Of Walsh &
Wright, proprietors OF the Chroaiele and
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VIZ congratulate Governor Mathews
upon havingi in his inaugural risen to "the
higher plane of patriotism" above his
party. His inaugural being simultaneous
with that of President Hayes, it deserves
the credit OF originality, and makes a
happy concord Of sweet sounds with the
great speech OF the reform President
Monroe ReoiAer (Rep) Iz-l. r.f0~i
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FRANCE.


BERNE, March lS.-The International
lists made demonstration here on the
occasion Of the anniversary OF the out
break Of the Paris commune. The police
seized the red flag which was borne in
the procession. The crowd responded,
and sabers and knives we're used. Sew
eral gems d'armes and Internauonalists
were wounded
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SAN FRANcIsco, March 1.-THE Pa.
ciilc mail steamship City OF Peking, from
Hong Kong via Yokohama, is coming in.
LONDON, March F.-The steamship
AbysSinia, from New York, has arrived
out. 80
NEw YoRK, March 1s.-Arriyed--
Egypt, Liverpool. m
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CHICAGO, March l7.-one.of the Jury
in the Sullivan.Sandford murder trial,
Swan by name, was arrested to-day at the
instance Of the States Attorney, on the
charge Of perjury, in swearing before he
was accepted that he had not expressed
or formed any opinion. The evidence
against him is said TO be strong.
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How THEY Cor AcQUAINrEp.-As the
new Secretary OF the Navy was passing
out OF his hotel Tuesday morning he was
suddenly accosted by a gentleman who
said, as your name Thompson?" The
reply, "Ies.n "Well," said the stranger,
"my name is Key. We are both in the
Cabinet; let us be friends" They shook
each other by the hand in old.time style.
Mr.. Thompson remarked, u know we
will be much better friends with such an
introduction than il we had been for.
mally presented to each other"
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Bnrning Of the steamer Garland.

MEMPnIs, Tenn, March 17.-Later
adviees in regard 10 the burning
of the steamer Garland, state that
there was only one passenger lost, W. D.
Brent, amerchant Of Mud Lake, Arkan.
sas. Pilot Evans, stood al the wheel till
he boat was landed and was slightly
urned.
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weather indications.
OEnCR OF THE CHIEP sIISGL OPPioRR. [
WASIIlA0ros, b. C., March lis A.

"""A'"iN'SH' MMeh Ills T. 4.
.rtr PRoBAnLlrtRs. -ir
For Gulf States, Tennessee and Ohio
Valley, warmer southeast TO southwest
winds, falling barometer, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain in the last
named districts. ga.a
For Lakes, increasing cloudiness and
areas Of snow, rising temperature and
falling barometer, with winds mostly
from the east and becoming variable dur.
ing the day. u. ~ r. =.
For Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-.
souri, Valleys, generally cloudy weather,
with rain or snow, falling, followed by 4
rising barometer, variable winds, shifting
to the north and west and lower tempera-
ture during the night in the Missouri
valley, a a- ..ta ...Ial
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NEW YORK, March 17.-A Washington
special says many Americans have filed
complaint against Bancroft Davis, Min.
ister to Berlin, for discourtesy and grayer
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IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
i WHEELING.
1bor,,v TJrsI,. ICo



Susan Il. Hamilton and OtherI.
BY virtue Of n decree rendered and entered on
the third day Of February, 1877, In the above en-
titled cause, II was referred 10 one Of the Commits
slOncIs OF the Munitlpll Court Of Wheeling, 10
examine, state, settle and report TO the Court an
account Of the separate estate OF the defendant,
Susan Il. Hamilton, Of the liens upon the same, or
any part thereof, and the respective amounts and
ilfi1tites Of such liens, and upon what portion Of
aid separate each lien is an lncumbrance; and Of
The value OF the real eAtate mentioned In the bill
rs belonging to said separate estate, and Of tho re
lnaiider Ol said separate estate; with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by tho said
C0mmisrsoncr, or which may be required by any
OF tho parties, te DO 10 stated. And was provided
In said decree that the Commissioner should give
notice Of the time and place Of his proceedings un-
der said decree, and OF the taking the account In
said decree ordered, by publishing notice thereof
piiOr thereto once week for four successive weeks
In the Wheeling Daily INTEILIG RHCKR and that
such publication should bc equivalent 10 personal
service Of such notice the parties or any Of them
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Com.
missioner of said Court, will, on
SATURDAY, APRIL, II, 1877.
commencing Rt 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, at his office, No.
lll2 Chaplinc street, IN the city Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, proceed to take the accounts Te1uifed
by said decree, and make report upon the lnatters
therein specified as hcreinbOiorc SET forth.
i. q. BARR,
Commissioner Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
CALDWELL CALDWELL, Soils. mr9F
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LITERARY NoTEs.-Our poetic friend
Mr.. W. Leighton, Is already beginning to
be quoted in the newspapers, Tho Clarks.
burg Telegram closes an obituary notice
with his apostrophe 10 death in the
"Sons OF Goodwin"
We notice that our late Bellaire cor.
respondent Mr.. Will Faris, ia achieving
fame in the literary world. We quote as
follows from the Cambridge (O.) JtfIir.
soniGn:
"lsock Of AgcA cleft for me,
ThOuShtlessly the maiden sanE,n
is disputed by a Mrs. Moore, OF Maine,
who afIirms that she alone can show the
original manuscript. Faris' friends claim
that he wroteit at the Burrs' Mills Camp
Meeting.-
The Bellaire Leader says that the true
facts Of the case as gwen by Mr.. Faris are
these .r.s.,s ,.r.
A poem Of the same name, and wonder.
fully resembling the present poem oi
"ROck OF Ages" was written by Mr.. Fatis
when quite young, and II naturally pos.
sessed many crude and imperfect points,
It was published in several Eastern pa.
pers, and then lost sight Of by the author,
In 1878 friend Of his wrote TO him ask.
ing II he was not the author of the noem
"Rock Of Ages" and was answered IN The
affirmative. Soon after the poem began
TO be widely published in It's presen,
form, and with Mr.. Earis nom de plume,
Harvey Howard The original OF The
poem was lost, and supposing whoever
had made the changes aid not care 10
claim even SO much Of another's poem, he
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!iCabIe, For eight years the policy Of
force and the mnaket had been tried In
the South and had failed, and public SEN
timent now demanded change.
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ST. PArRICK.S DAY.


CHICAGO, March list. Patrick's day
dawned bright and cheerful, and though
the ground was covered with heavy snow
the procession formed in various parts Of
the city at an early hour, and, after
church services had been held, paradel
the streets 10 the number Of about 5000,
Among the notable features of the pro.
eession were the ID Regiment and vari,
Qua Catholic temperance societies and
civic organizations.
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CINCINNATI, March l7.-St Patrick's
day was appropriately celebrated by the
different Irish societies OF this city this
morning,
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AT NEW YORK,

New YORK, March l7.-As formerly
and just as much pleased the United
States and Irish flags lloated in unison
from many flag stats, and green bunting
and banners were everywhere llying, The
day will be closed,by balls and banduets.
Brooklyn and other adjacent cities had
parades, with atmosphere and tempera.
ture uncomfortable as that Of New York.
General Sherman made his appear
ance at The dinner OF the Friendly Sons
Of Ireland, the son Of Hugh J. Hastings,
Of the Commercial Adrriiser, presiding,
and made an eloquent response TO the
toast, "The Army Hon. Thomas Kin.
sellor presided at the banquet, and the
Rev. William Keegan, wcll-known
throughout the country, responded to
the toast, "The Day We Celebrate"
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The Ragon left for Parkersburg at her
usual hour Saturday morning. 30
The Hudson left for Cincinnati at 4 r.
N. with an excellent trip. .- -s. -
The Salt Valley passed up Saturday
evening, en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Express will be the regular Par
kersburg packet to-day. ~.
The Courier is due from Cincinnati
this afternoon. |77 80
The local packets are making their
usual trips. We have no changes to re.
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In Washington President Hayes re.
viewed the procession bands a. they pass.
ed, playing "Hail to the Chief" while the
President remained uncovered, In
all places special religious services
we're held in the morning, and ST,
churches were crowded. The the
Patrick parade included all the
white military companies, whose appear.
ance in public, under arms, was forbidden
on Washington's birthday.
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ST. LOUIS, March list. Patrlcks day
was celebrated here in the usual manner
by our Irish citizens. High mass was
celebrated at st. Malachias Church in the
forenoon, and an eloquent panegyric was
pronounced by Father Siegler. This after.
noon there was a fine procession OF the
benevolent, temperance and other Catho.
lie societies in the city, accompanied by
large number Of citizens in carriages,
on horseback and on foot. Tonight sew.
eral balls are inprogrcss, and the knights
OF 81. Patrick are having their regular
annnaibanquel, A notable feature is the
presence OF Mr.. O'Conner Power, a mem
Der Of the English Parliament, who will
reply TO the toast, 1.-THE day we cele-
brate." The day was bright, and the
streets along the line OF march were
densely thronged with spectators.
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