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The Proposed Revision OF the tx
iStlnS Bankrupt Statutes.

WASHINGTON, October 9l.--senator
Mathcws's bill TO amend the Bankrupt
law is as follows:
That sCclion nine OF said act, approved
June twenty second, eighteen hundred
and seventy.iour, be amended so "a 10
read as follows
"SEc. 9. That in all casea OF bankrupt.
cy no discharge shall DO granted to a
debtor whore estate shall not pay divi.
dend Of at least twenty-five per centum
on the claims proved and allowed against
his estate, upon which he shall be liable
asa principal debtor, withou. the con.
sent in wtitingot at least one.third Of
such creditors in number and value.p
And tho said section nine is hereby re-
pesIed.
SEQ. 2. That section ten ot>ssid act,
approved June twenty.secoud, eighteen
hundred and seventy.iour, be-, and the
same is hereby repealed, and the limita.
tions Of flour months" and " six months "
respectively, prescribed in section thirty.
tive OF the act approved March second,
eighteen hundred and sixty'seven, are
hereby revived.
SEC. 8. That section thirty.niuc, as
amended by section twelve Of the act ap.
proved June twenty.second, eighteen hun.
dred and seventy-tour, DO amended as fol-
lows: In line forty otsSid amended section
twelve strike out the words" one-iourth"
and insert the words "one-Gith;" and 10
line forty-two strike out the words one
third" and insert The words one
fourth"
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PoLu11cAL NEws.-All three Of our
West Virginia representatiVes-MeSsrs.
Wilson, Kenna and Martin-voted for
the repeal Of the resumption act in the
shape Of the te,t vote on CoBger's resOlu-
ton to lay the motionto recommit on the
table.
We are obliged both to Senator Davis
and Senator Hereford for public docu-
ments, and especially to the former for
the regular receipt Of the Congregational
Record
We etc by the Hot Springs Ark Daily
Sentinel that there has, apparently, al
ready been a moyementto superscde Gen.
Kelley as Government Superintendent Of
the Reservation there. To prevent It's
success the Seatiael publishes petition TO
Secretary schurzsigred by large mum.
Der Of citizens at The Springs, praying
that tie General be retained. The editor
Of tue SentiaeIssys that SO far as we knOw
"there has not been a single refusal to
sign the petition, but all seemed anxious
to have an honest man."
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Grant ana Mcmahon sympath.

General Grant and Marshal McMahon
stood side by side for an hour after the
Noyes dinner party. Finally they retir.
ed into corner for q confidential smoke
and talk. The dialogue was maintained
through the aid Of two confidential Inter.
preterp, 0llendorf being dispensed with.
We give herewith the details:
Grant-ATful bore, this PreSidenting,
ain't It, MarshallY
SIacM.-Yes. No matter how well a
fellow tries to carry on business they
grumble all the same.
Grant-I couldn't have been abused
any worse II / had started the Grant
family in the king business.
MacM.-They lie so about you, you
Grant-HanS'd II they don't. Hang
me. Marshal I'd hang every ed
MacM.-HuShl These walls are full
Of ears. HoleS bored all around Us,
Fourteen interyieWers, French and Am.
erican, are listening 10 US now. There's
an ear at every key and gimlet hole
Speak low. Here, help yourself out Of
my aSsk.
Grant Speaking very loud for the ben.
eft Of the concealed reporters The
press Is the palladium Of our liberties,
Without free speech and free press no
country can preserve its independence
(whispers) hows that, Marshal!
MacM. (aloudl-Goodl Icovet aim.
liar privileges for France, La Belle
France (WhisperS.) General, I can
sympathiEe with you. ] know how you
must have suffered.
Grant Cow) I did. Ihad no show
(Aloud.) Beneath the rule Of men en-
tirely great the pen 10 mighiier than The
sword! aside. Thatll throw them
OF the scent, Marshal, wontiti
MacM.--Yes. You're diplomat, Gen
eral. Now I'll give 'em dose. (Aloud.)
Put up the sword. sLateG have been saved
without il!
Grant-Gammon!
MacM. lin . tremulouB whisper)-
Hush, General. They'll hear you. What
were you saying about GRmbettA2
Grant (aloud) VI said no was game
un. rlH.
MucM. (aloud)-Oh, yesl Great en-
ergy and intellect. (Aside,) Let Us re
turn to the salon, General. Wtunder'
stand each other. T. NJ.
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Ohio River Improvement Com.
mission.

Editors EOttliIIeneor
Being appointed by the Governor as
one Of the Ohio river improvement Com.
missioners OF the State Of West Virginia,
and having attended meeting Of said
Commissioners at the city Of Pittsburgh
on the first day Of the present month, 1
am gratiGed to say that the Commission
have concluded rs soon us possible to
place one Of tine contemplated adjustable
Dana in the Ohio river five miles below
Pittsburgh. The purchase OF The grounds
is now about concluded on each aide OF
the river for the purpose Of placing this
lock and dam, and there is now placed by
Congress ut the disposal Of Col. W.
L Merrill, the United States Engi-
neer in charge Of river improvements,
one hundred thousand dollars for this
purpose, and 1t is the intention OF the
Commission TO urge All additional uppro-
priation by Congress tho coming session
for the completion Of this work. This
will be the frs! lock and dam built in this
country upon the plan and principle now
recommended by the U. s. Engineer and
adopted by the Commission. This plan
is not new; it has been in practical opcr.
alton on similar rivers in France and
Germany, ard has proved success. Col.
Merrill does not propose this as a
plan Of his. own. lie does not
consider it an experiment. he
proposes to add nothing only where it
may be necessary to meet the wants OF
the Ohio river. Tho frat lock and dam
will prove its utility, and If the workings
are entirely satisfactory the Commission
will then urge the carrying out of this
great aud important improvement upon
the Ohio river down at least to Louis.
vile, / woH!d respectfully sail the nj.
tention Of the public TO the report adopted
by the Commission at the city Of Pitts.
burgh at their last meeting, showing the
great need Of this national improvement.
Tho Commission adjourned to meet at
the city Of Cincinnati on tho second
Wednesday Of December, and 1t was urged
that there be full attendance Of the
Commission on that occasion.
JOHN MoLURE.
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rrAouInn Mlrn rnoos vs.. TlsnINo

TEACHING WITH FRods vs.. FISHING
WITH THEM.-PrOf Huxley, in address.
log domestic economy congress-" the
other day, strongly advocated teaching
children the elementary truths Of physi.
olOgy, as ono Of the most important
branches Of general education. Thi,
teaching, he emphaticAIly urged, must
be real, based upon observation, given
with the aids Of diagrams and mod.
els, and BY a teacher who has studied the
facts.-it must not be "CatOchiStnal par
rot!wOfk." In repelIing the charge that
he proposed to introduce viVisectlon
into elementary teHching,he took occasion
to characterize it as absolutely indispen-
sable" to the Psychologist, and 10 comment
severely on the injustice Of The law which
permits boy 10 troll for pike with live
Irog.bate, for amusement, and at the same
time lays that boys teacher open to Rne
and imprisonment II he used the same
animal TO exhibit the circulation in the
web Of its foot. IN the one case the frog
10 impSled and writheS abou! on hook
for hours, and the magi,trate would dia-
miss the fisher boy and probably wish
him good sport; in the other, the frog is
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TRusTEEs SALE OF
TRlADELPHlA PROPERTY.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made uv E,r,,
liner and Mary liner, his wife. 10 ihs u6d,rItr,S
Trustee, dated February I, 1875, recorded in Inn,
Book No. 8. page 254, Of the land fCcoli, q, Ky
county, Will Rt the front dor Of Ibe CoS,,
House Of Ohio county, on w ''A''
SATURDAY, October 9th, 1871,
Commencing al 10 o'clock A, ~, tho IollovIr, A.,
scribed real estate All that lot Of giolnd IIus,s
and lying In the town Of TrlAdolphIG, Ohio c,oT,v
West Virginia, designated on the plat Of S,ij ior
as lot numbered, d1ty-seyen (67j, With ne tSpt.
mentl thereto belonging. "A''
The title g believed 10 DO perfect, hut I viii mn.
Vey such title only As Is vested In me b. MID d,Sd
Of trust. N''u
TERMS OF sALE-onc-thifd cash, The tAlnuc, ia
two equal installments at sig and twelve f16Sibs
evidenced BY negotiable promlssory noteS IN illS
10 DO retained until payment In fluff. "A'
W. Z. CALDWELL, Tru,ieS.
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Parkcrsburg ns an Intellectual
Centre.
State Journal,

SAN SSAAAhs
Prkersburg is becoming the Mecca Of
Religious, Political, Educational and
Benevolent gatherings. This year We
have had quite number Of Conferences,
Conventions, PreSbyteries, synods and the
like. Several arc already looked for next
year. Tho time Is already fixed for two
Of the largest and most important OF these.
First comes the State Teachers Aaocia.
ton which will likely number from three
to four hundred. Then comes tho Con.
ferance Of the NJ. Z. Church, which ia al.
ways large gathering, and 10 October
the Odd Fellows. Doubtless there will
be other important sssemblages. All
this looks like heavy draw upon The
hospitality Of our people, but heretofore
the response has been fully up to tho do.
mand, and we know 1t will DO so in the
future. We shall claim 10 DO the Athens
Of tho State soon.
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How 70 CuRs a SoRE THRokr,-Let
each one Of our readers buy at any drug
store one ounce Of camphorated oil, and
five cents worth Of chlorate Of potash.
Whenever any soreness appears in the
the throat, put the potash In = hall tum.
bier OF water, and with it gargle the
throat thoroughly, then rub the neck
thoroughly with the eRmphorated oil at
night before going to bed, and also pin
around the throat q strip Of wooden han.
mel. This Is simple, cheap and a sure
remedy,
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FOR SALE.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

SIAtE We MESI VIRGINIA,
Ia the County Court Of Ohio County,
Maurice cursn
Moses RAJ, August hsIabursr, .. al. IncaaDSsy
By virtue o. q decree Of the Count, c,.,. .
Ohio County State Of West YInPlRi1 r, Hul
entered In tho above entitled cause On M on, ~
o. October, 1911, IL y reieTed 10 the untIst..u.I
Commlaioher Of said Court 10 take and NV ~ 1sa
:, ;S z, e aSE much there 'dao on III, iaau,,,
2. How much there ia due John zOestl,t IN NJ.
deed OF trust. VI hli
Regina Horkheimer, ''u AAyn
I. How much there Is due the Geru,p rt,.,.
auEance Company Of Wheeling. "eL ID
g. How much lhere q due 70 Catherip, u,l,,L.-
ger OF, her decd Of trust. ''S''uUt''
Q. How much there 10 due Sheriff q, r. T,,.,.
on bis Judgment and that he determine H. i ~,
Z. And ali ether lions on the real e,,ats r,.,n
lald Ray Or HdmberIeF, with the alnoSrt, t .a
pliofltIes thereof, and any other natter Jesv,s1i
pertinent OF required ~ any party In inteFGt
BY the toms Of said decree the publlcStjoD a,
shall DO equivalent 10 personal SeTTco of MN Y.
tiee on the paTtios, or any Of them. w
CoMMrsioNRR'a ORR,
WHEELING, W, VA, October IA ISi,
Notice i hereby given that have 6tei on ,rp.'
day, November 2Oth, 1871, At 10 O'Clock A, ~. !,
the time. and my once, No. ina ChSplnc st.,
Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virgins, n IN NV
for taking and stating tho matters ID Ma 49,.
mentioned, W, ]. W. COWDEN
Commissioner oil tho County Court Of Ohio Count,
W. Va. oCSsash
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RIsINGER-DoBBs.-- by Rev. J. A. swansy,
on WednGldhy, October "a, 1871, at the home q
The bride, Mr.. SHITH RISIAuER, Of wheeling, W.
Va, and MlfT AAG0lH ". DoBlS, dauShi0rOi R0y.
Gsorgo D'bbs, Of New Brighton, Pl.
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Tr,MlE; !, TABLE wHEELINa a ELM GROVE

ToBACCos.-I HAVE ON HAND
i 4 full line Of Tobaeeos from tho leading nan
nfaclories In tho country, including LorlllSrd's.
Finer Bros, AolbEoOk's Monitor Navy, Harry 6.
Aolbrook's Navy, Homer Hudson, J. b. Pace,
Richmond; J. h Pace, Danytlle, Va; p. +. Grave
y and Others. / can furnish al styles made BY
these factories At lowest market price,
II. REILLY, 1900 and 1911 Main St
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mo CONTAGIOUS.
NOTICE

Or. Rleotd'S Essence a Lilo restore, na11sG !.
and tho vsor Of youth 70 the most thAlIeI S,i,.
Itllutlon In four weeks, from whatever t1uE XII
Ing. Failure impossible. Beware OIL hdVtIlIa'
who offer Ho-calIed FREQ Prescriptions thai are
less, and finally prove rtJnouSly expensive. -
ever has merit must cost fair prizes. tSPtt iGS
Bent by express anywhere Bole Agent, "; n NJ
JACQUES, I UniyGrslty Place, New YORK III
VIIts supplied, "
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BALD HEADs-BAID HEADs-BAID HEADs-BALD HEADs-s
- q 81 p 81 ~: e en-

IS'"sSSSblN- 80 fANp0ASA AVN bAc
oil as It flows from Natures great
chemical laboratory, by peculiar pro.
cess invented by practical chemist, who
was led to experiment upon Petroleum
as n hair restorative by reading an inter.
esting account written by Mr.. Geo. Hor.
ION, resident Of the frontier town Of
kiachta in Russia. Atr. Horton had
tried with extraordinary success the use |
OF Petroleum upon cattle and horses
that had lost their hair on being affected
with the cattle plague. The idea was
suggested to him through very curious
circumstance, namely, lie recollected
that u tcrmcr servant ut the hotel, prema.
;nrcly bald, had u singular habit when
trimming the lamps, Of wiping his petro. ]
iCum.besmcared hands nl,on the Scanty
locks still remaining 10 him. Three
months from his tirt appearance ut the /
hotel he was the subject Of general re.
mark; his head being covered with m
abundance OF FINE GLOSSY BLACK HAIR.
S!icha wonderful chaDgein so short time
Mr.. Horton deemed Of sufficient
importance to make public to the
world: From practical experiments
mnr chemical friend became convinced
ihNt Petroleum II properly prepared
and freed from all Irritating and
illuminating sutRtnncts had the remark.
able properly Of restoring the hair 10 i'd !
natural state and color; still further en-.
periments were necessary to produce an
article combining tho medicinal qualities
( Of the oil in an agreeable form and oder
which renders it susceptible Of being
handled Us daintily as the famous Eau dc !
Cologne; no now presents
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACARD

TOall who are suffering from the enron and In
dIIcrttiODa Of youth, nervous weakness, early do
cay, sOl manhood, DC will send you receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered BY mInlonary in
South America. Send a scli.addresped envelope to
the REv. JoSEPu T. IMAM Station D, BRls HouIs,
Ms York City: StplS-eodAW
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FOR NEW oRLEANs, DIRECT. ~
The light daught Passenger Steamer
FAECHoN.. ....... .........T G SwREyEY, Master,
Morris DoESAT, Clerk,
VIII leave aI above on Saturday Nov tho Sd inst,
at . o'clock F.H. For frrithl or PaInUe apply on
no2 C.H. BOOTH 4 SON, Agents.
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cARBpLruE

% tie public without fear of coptradic.
'lo3 as tho best restorative and beautifier
0ftho hair tho world has ever produced.
PRICE. ONE DOLLAR PEB BOTTLE
Sold BY all DnsrI,.s
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GENERAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CITY TAX.PAYERs.

CITT CLREE's 0FfICE.
WHERLlSs, W. Va, November !, l'i.j
Notice Is hereby given to all concFrnel thu. W
Taxes and Water Rents arc now due and that avg
the hIst Of December ten per cent intertsi will H
ALEX. UPDEGRAFF,
moi City iefk
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE or TRAna

tDaIiy except sunday-NeWRIk Accommodation
tsteubenVille Accommodation. train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAire, stopping when Tequi-
red az Sherman House, RtnAVille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill,
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x e N N EDx &c co.
leasFSl Agents for the United State, a c.aad,,
50. s'stst 4n : We! o., rssssuSS, "a.
BALD HEADS-BALD HPAns-c
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-12-27
AN OHIO NAN FAILS.
But 1t Da8 al an attempt at Sa0indling

But 1t wa8 al an attempt at Swmdling.
An old man recently attempted to
swindle the Michigan Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company out of $1,000. He was a
farmer, w. w. Randles by name, in
Coshocton county, and in July, 1875, he
insured in the Michigan Mutual for
$1,000, and the policy was made to run
to his wife and children. The Detroit
Free Press tells the remainder of the
story as follows: April IA, 1876, the
general secretary, John T. Liggett, of
this city, received telegram announcing
that Randles had fallen off a railroad
bridge at Steubenville, o., and was
killed. The company's attorney, c. E.
Robinson, of Cincinnati, was instructed
to see that the proofs of death were clear,
and he began to investigate the matter
The principal witness of the death"
of Randles was man named Dayton,
who accompanied him from Pittsburgh
to the place of his taking off. His affi-
davit was to the morning of the I4th of
April, 1876; he and Randles left Pitts
burgh for their home in Ohio; that Ran
dies was taken sick on the way, and that
when he reached the Ohio river at Steu>
benville, he went out on the platform Of
the rear car. The train was at that mo-
ment on the bridge, and while Dayton
was watching Randles through window
in the car he saw him pitch headlong off
the platform. The train was stopped at
the station, few rods from the Ohio end
of the bridge, and careful search for
Randles' body was made, but without
avail. Robinson, the company's attor-
ney, viewed the ground Of the alleged
accident, and came to the conclusion
that the man was not dead. From that
time he pushed his enquiries with most
determined purpose, and yesterday
morning Secretary Liggett received
telegram from him announcing that Ran
dies had been arrested at Washington,
Kan, and lodged in Jail. He will be
taken back to Ohio for trial. The de-
tails of his escape from the train and
the story of his wanderings since that
April morning nearly three years ago are
not now known in this city, but when
Randles shall be brought to trial those
rather interesting facts will no doubt be
brought to light,
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[Rom Lhe SnienliNo Americnn.

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WIFE MURDERERS HANGED.
Executions al annapolis, Nd, and Canton,
NeV York.

Annapolis, Md, Dec. 2l.-Henry Nor
folk, for the murder of his wife on the
S9Ch of May, was banged to-day, shortly
after II o'clock in the Jail yard. Norfolk
was engaged in religious exercises with
two cergymen and members of the
Christian Association till midnight,when
he went to Sleep resuming his devotions
at four o'clock, and continuing them till
after eight o'clock, when breakfast was
served. When upon the scaffold, he
covered his eyes, sobbing loudly. He
then stepped to the sCaffold rail, and
made a brief address, saying, IL am here
to hang for the murder of my wife, but
my sins are forgiven, and thank God l
am going to glory. / have gained remis-
sion of my crimes, good friends, and l
feel that when life leaves my body, my
Savior will take my soul home with him,
l am going home to glory, glory in heav.
en-. Good bye ALL" He next thanked
his counsel, saying that they had been
like brothers to him. The Sheriff then
pinioned the prisoner, who repeatedly
shouted "Good bye" to the crowd. When
the trap was sprung, the rope slipped and
Norfolk was strangled to death.
VGndyke Executed.
Canton, N. Y, Dec. 2l.-Vandyke was
hanged to-day for the murder of his wife,
at 0gdensburg, in July last. This morn
ing he witnessed through the window the
trial of the gallows, with his coffin few
away. At midnight he seemed cheerful
and unConCerned, but at noon to-day was
much depressed, and frequently shed
tears, He reiterated his innocence. AT
1890 Vandyke was brought to the scat
fold with his arms pinioned, and when
asked if he had any remarks to make,
spoke as follows; IL will speak few
words to these gentlemen, one and all,
old and young: beware of bad company
and liquor. Beware of bad company for
it leads to something worse. May God
have mercy on my dear soul. | am not
guilty, but am not afraid to meet God
this afternoon" After short prayer,
the moose was adjusted at 1912, and half
a minute later the drop fell, Vandyke
breathed heavily for one minute, and at
1857 was pronounced dead,
Vandyke was but 10 years Of age, and
only one week married when he killed
his wife. He claimed last night that
John Clafey, farmer, had seduced the
gill and gave him twenty-five dollars to
marry her. He was born at Medina,
where his father now lives.
COlOred Man Hung In Nevada.
San Francisco, December 2l.-Sam
Mills, Colored, was hanged at Elks, New,
to-day for the murder Of James Finnerty.