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Resolutions Of Respect.

Editor lnfllgeneef.
The following Is the action Of the
Fairmont State Normal School on the
announcement OF the death Of the Hon.
G. s. LeWiP, Of clatksburg;
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Great
Father to remove from our midst BY
death the Hon. G. S. Lewis, therefore
Raolped !, That by this sad event this
school has lost warm friend and an In,
fluential advocate, who in the days Of
It's weakness, came TO It's rescue, and who
IN the various offices he has so honorably
filled In the State, both as District Judge
and as State Superintendent Of free
schools, showed an earnest and sincere
attachment to the cause Of popular edu'
cation. az
cherish his liberal spirit and sentiments
as friend Of our public school system
and commend them as worthy OF imita-
ton.
stricken family onr coincidence and sym
patty in this hour Of their irreparable
bereavement. =,
Rsaolped 4, That sharing as we do, with
his excellent family in this great siiiic'
ton, we transmit 10 them copy Of these
resolutions. ]. G. BLAIR.
J. r. STOUT, JR.
E. P. BRAND.
Committee on ResolutionL
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NEW BOOKS.

GERRITT sMITH-A Biography. By oc-
tavius Brooks rockingham. ! vol. II mo.
g. P. Putnam's Sons, New York.
The above work Ia designed to give a
thorough Biography OF Gerritt Smith
and contains many letters andinteresting
correspondence with all the leading pub
lie men Of his day, which will make 1t a
valuable addition to any library.
ECONOMIC MoNoGRAPIIs-As series Of
Essays by representative writers, on sub.
iects connected with Trade, Finance, and
Political Economy, as follows:
/. WHY WE TRADE, AND How We TRADE
or an Enquiry into the Extent to which
the existing Commercial and Fiscal
Policy OF the United States Restricts
the Material Prosperity and Develop
ment Of the Country. BY David A.
Wells. Syo, paper. G. p. Putnam's
Sons, New York.
II. THE SILVER QUESTION. The Dollar of
the Fathers, rertus The Dollar Of the
Sons. BY David A. Wells. $40, paper.
G. P. Putnaln's Sons, New York.
III. THETARTFF QUESTION and It's Rela.
lions to the Present Commercial Crisis.
By Horace White. Svo, paper. g. p.
Putnam's Sons, New York.
For sale by Stanton & Davenport,
Booksellers and and stationers, No. Al
Twelfth Street, Wheeling.
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Kansns CIV bank Troubles.

KANSAS Cry, Mo, January 30.--At
late hour last night the following notice
signed BY the officers Of the bank, was
lett for publication at the newspaper
aAt meeting Of the Board Of Dlrec'
tors Of the First National Bank Of Kan
sas City, held this evening, they consid-
cred and voted that the bank discontinue
business. This step Is rendered necessary
BY a shrinkage in our deposits Of over
$500 within the last few days, which
added 10 the continuous very large re-
auctions Of the last few months, aggregate
q much larger amount, and BY the pros
pect Of continuance oil the present mon
etary distress. The affairs Of the bank
will be rapidly liquidated and depositors
NAV rest assured that in due time they
will be paid in full.n
The closing Of the bank took the entire
community BY surprise, and there was
great excitement this morning.
There was heavy run on the other
banks this morning, the principal run
being on the Mastin Bank, which paid
every depositor in full, and announces
that they are prepared for every emer'
gency. Up to noon to-day they had re-
ceiyed over fifty new accounts, one depos'
itor paying in s90,0OU.
The excitement Is now dying out, and
Il is not expected that there will be any
further trouble.
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CRIMES.

New YORK., January SO.-Thomaa
Monaghan was arrested last night on q
charge Of killing Michael Bergen, short
time ago, in a dispute growing ont OIL
political differences, at Cincinnati, Ohio,
During quarrel last evening in Bette
brewery between Theobold Fluck, age a
and Jacob Reychmann, age 81, the latter
was fatally stabbed.
PORTSMOUTH, O., January Solitary
Kinney, a young man living just outside
the city, returning home at II o'clock
last night, was attacked by a couple Of
tramps, who fired two shots, one passing
through his coat lapel and the Other
taking effect in his abdomen, producing
serious II not fatal wound. He wat
robbed Of gold watch, chain, revolver
and small sum Of money.
BosroS, January S0-The Crispir
troubles at Marlboro were continued last
night. A. E. Townsend, one Of the pub
fishers Of the Marlboro AdreriiSer. wa
shot, but not killed, for not using his in
fluence to make the girls leave the factory
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Among the antecedents OF disease are
inertness in the circulation Of the blood,
an unnaturally attenuated condition OF the
physique, indicating that the life current
Is deficient in nutritive properties; wan,
haggard look, inability 10 digest the food,
loss Of appetite, sleep and strength, and a
sensation Of unnatural languor. All these
may be regarded as among the indicia Of
approaching disease, which will eventually
attack the system and oyerwhelm it II 1t Is
not built up and fortified in advance. In.
yigorate, then, without loss OF time, making
choice Of the greatest yitalizing agent ex.
taut, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, an elixir
which has given health and vigor 10 myr.
lads OF the sick and debilitated, which is
avouched by physicians and analysts to be
pure as well rs effective, which is immensely
popular in this country, and extensively
used abroad, and which has been for years
past one Of the leading medicinal staples
OF America. eod&w
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eLADEs IRON WORKS,

including the town Of Gladesyflle, and eight hun:
dred and ity acres OF coal and iron lands annexed
thereto. The description and boundaries thereof
can be fully known by reference 10 the following
deeds conveying the aid land 10 George HArdmAn,
all Of which are recorded In the once Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Preston county, West Viz
RiniA, to.Eit:' deed for two tracts Of land, one
Containing 22sk acres, the other % acr and two
poles, from @. A. and Agnes Heidelberg 10 aid
George Hartman and Mary Z. Millner. dated May
1901; deed for 1864 aer.s from ". IL. Heidel !:
berg 10 aid HMdman, dated May 9Th, 1874, and
recorded 10 Deed Book No. 40, pege 26It deed
from Harmon and Martha A. 1ricket TO the aid
Hardman and MaIy I; Millner tor two tracts Of
land, both continuing 81 acIes, dated June 10th,
1870, and recorded In Deed Book No. IS, pages
9S-i, and deed from John B, shefTaId and others
10 said Hardman, dated May 18th, 1872, and re-
corded In Deed Book No. II, page and ~ died
from MsrEaret George b. james y, Julia A. a: and
acre. dated March 18th, 1872 and recorded In Deed
Book No. IS, pages tSt-6; deed from VIM. B. and
c. BfSwn to said Hartman for TWO acres and -
pcfches, dated March 9Th, 1874, and recorded In
Deed Book No. Il, pages and deed from
y acres and ~ petches, dated June 18th, 1874,
and recorded IN Deed Book No. Il, pages IS and 80
deed from Buekner Ind Rebecca Fairfax to mid
Hartman for 100 acres dated August 18Th, 1871,
and recorded In Deed Book No. Al, PAGES 20 and III
the said Hartman for four tracts Of land, aRgre-
eating $50 acres, dated March 10th, 1874, and re-
corded In Deed Book No. Al, pages p, and 4.
The whole containing In the aggregate ut least $50
acres, with all the improvements and appurte.
names thereto In any wise belonging, including
the iui mace and fixtures, and being the same prop
erty conveyed TO Thomas Y, Canby and George Il.
Miller, trustees, for the said George Hlrdman and
wife, by mortgage deed dated November ist, 1874,
snd recorded In Book No. 50. pages % and %, In
the Office Of sid County Clerk Of MD Preston
county, being the Aams property conveyed 10 the
iad Abner EvpS Jr., by Hannibal Forbes, Spe-
riAl Commissioner, and deed Is Of record among The
land records Of Preston county, West Virginia.
TRRhs OF sALK-0re.thlrd OF the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof rs the pur-
chaser may elect 70 pay, cash In hand the residue
10 two equal yearly payments, with interest from
day Of ale, and the deferred payments 70 be So
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
JASPER Y. MOORE, Trustee.
By HANNIBAL PORBIs, Attorney.
January 18th, 1878. jaii
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Interview with a Democratic
Senator on the silver Question
md the Prospects for 1850.

The Washington ID. o. Poa Of Mon.
day prints an interview with Senator
Barnum, Of Connecticut, in which the
Senator is represented as saying Of the
vote on the Matthews resolution: al
shows atwo.thirds majority for the Sill
yer bill.p
"But suppose q full Senate votes on the
bill?" asked the reporter.
at will not alter the result. Window,
who voted with Us on the resolution, will
vote for the bill; he said so. Oh, lie q
ioregone conclusion that the bill will be-
come a law, even over the veto, II il
comes to that" :.
WilIitdisrupt the Democratic party?H
aNo cir, it will not disturb the party at
all. The Democrats who oppose the ST..
yer bill will acquiesce and stand to their
principles just as truly as II their policy
had been adopted"
General Ewing, and some Others, have
predicted otherwise"
aThey'll find themselves mistaken. The
passage Of the Silver Bill will settle the
whole question, and the party will take
its course as united and solid as ever.
We do not believe that It Is the best finan.
cial policy, but the difference does not in
yolye IN abandonment OF our principles
No air (smiling), the party will not get
rid OF usso easily. We will stand by it
"Then there's no danger Of this ques-
lion splitting the Democracy in the cam.
pAign Of 1897"
'Not any that can see. The queation
will be settled long before that time. II
may bring about matters 80 that New
York will not be necessary In 1880, and
then n Western man will be nominated
That is quite likely"
Elbow would Eastern Democrats take
thatP7
'Its too far of'yst to tell what will be
the issue, or anything about the result
hut the Eastern Democrats will support
any man who may be nominated, as .they
always have done. We favored Tilden
last year because he was clearly the
strongest maR."
"Wil! the fraud Of last year help 10
nominate Tilden?
"Not unless he possesses the requisit
element Of strength. That would aid by
giving him some sympathy"
"Tiiden is bitterly censured in some
parts Of the country for his course after
The election"
ale couldn't have pressed forward and
made fight for Office. That would not
do. Governor Tilden ia very able and
judicious man. have never seen pa
peremanatc from him that was not full
Of statesmanship."
"some say he is too old for renOmina
tion.n
aThats no objection, but as 1 said, the
convention Is TOO far off to speculate
about"
"That do you think OF Hayes and hi
Administrator
aHe will be left without party by the
time his Term is served out. It seems Il
me il / had been in his place would
have supported Packard II II took every
man, woman and child in my own party
By repudiating Packard he clouded hi
own title. he put deed on record witt
an acknowledged mortgage before il; bu
we must accept all that he gives US tina
isright. We must take good government
no matter where it comes from, and re
ject the bad. His party is now trying Il
force him to take refuge with US, but w
don't want him. There's no room in oul
party for him, but We will give him sup
port when he does right"
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what GEN. Love. of Steubenville.
els Doing.

1ikeue.
Yesterday we made inquiry IS to the
Whereabouts Of Gen. Robert Love. After
this paper was put to press along came a
copy Of the Berkshire (Mass.) Courier,
announcing that Robert was at work for
the cause Of temperance in that vicinity,
Mr.. Murphy in making speech at Berk.
shire spoke Of him as follows: "He COM
menoed, speaking earnestly and plainly,
saying he ielt II an honor to address such
an audience, and that he was gratitied
that his agents Messrs. Love and Miller
who. had the confidence OF bis whole heart,
had, under the blessing Of God, found
favor and success in this field Of their
work. In another part oil the same pa
per we End the following: "on Saturday
evening the whole time was occupied BY
Mr.. Love on the query, "Does It pay e
b intempcrateP Mr.. Love went on IN
an address Of power and the effect was eel,
dom equalled on any platform, and 10
were gathered In"
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George Francis Train.
n. Y. Sun of Tuesday:

N. Y. Sun Of Tuesdly:
George Francis Train lectured 10 1000
persons in Newark last evening. AL
though the night was cold, the lecturer
insisted on having the windows open and
and the house flooded with cold air,
About fifty Of Newark'a leading citizens
accompanied by ladies, sat on the'stage:
Mr.. Train said that in Newark Ingersoll
couldn't get bakers dozen taDdilors,
and Beecher couldn't make enough q
buy silk dress for Mrs. Tilton. Tweed.
ism, he continued, represents the Demo
cratic party, Grantism represents the Re
publican party, Hayesism represents the
frauds OF the Louisiana Returning Board
and Gen. Howard represents the Freed
mans Bureau which robs the poor freed
man Of his hard earnings for Christi
sake. (Laughter.j Everything is bad
Look at the press, for instance. They
are all down on me.
In conclusion Mr.. Train said:
an fifteen years my hair will be as
black as a ravens; in forty years Twill
have new set Of teeth, and in leo years
shall begin making new race oil men.
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Card From Parson Aughey Of
Marshall County.


Edll0fs InleIIgencef:
Permit me through the columns Of
your excellent paper to put an addendum
10 the notice in your last issue OF the
donation visit to the pastor Of the West
Union Presbyterian Church in Dallas,
w. Va. The addendum came last SaIur-
day evening in the form OF package
containing fine beaver over-coat. Pas
tors value such giits beyond their intrin-
sic worth, because Of the kind apprecia-
ton shown, and recognition Of their work
OF faith and labor Of love by the members
Of their charge. We assure the kind
donors that the oyer-coat is good fit
and will always be remembrance OF
the kindness and love Of the donors.
JOHN II. AuGHEY.
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The Ex.President Of the Central
Ohio Road.

NV York, January S0.-Police Jus.
tice Morgan Issued an order Of arres,
against Receiver Jewett, Of the Erie rail.
road, on q charge Of perjury. The com.
plainant Is +. Platt an English holder Of
Erie stock, now in this country. The
affidavit on which the charge Is based,
was made by one Robertson, and alleges
that Mr.. Jewett's sworn statements Of The
condition Of the Erie road, were untfust.
worthy and false, Receiver JeWett ap.
peafed with his counsel at the Essex
Market Police Court this morning and
gave bond in the sum oiS20,00o.
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the DEAD CANNOrBERAlsED

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you be cured by the use Of DR.. Pierce'I
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unequalled Us tonic and Alternative, ant
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consumption. Us great reputation II
curing pimples, blotches, and tumors,, Il
due to lis resolvent properties. In order
to "know thyself'' fully, procure . copy Q
the Peoples Common sense Medical Ad
wiser, an illustrated work OF nearly ont
thousand pages. Over one hundred thou
sand copies already sold. Price postpaid
$3.50. Address the author. K. v. Pierce
N. D., Buffalo, n. Y.
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hhVh OhtttAahs
New ORLEANS, January SO.-Tbe fol-
lowing is Mr.. Burke's reply to Chandler:
New ORLEANS, January %.
10 w. z. Chandler, Washington, D. O.:
Before considering the subject matter
Of telegram received this day, signed
W. E. Chandler, ] desire to AJAX II The
author Is the Chandler who as Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury, travelling
through the South in 1858, corruplly
participated in the spoil gathered BY
supervising treasury agents, engaged in
ro6bing their government and in defraud-
ing the distressed people Of this and adj.
jacent States.
Isit the Chandler who, as Secretary Of
tho Republican National Committee, with
certain Republicans from Louisiana, at a
conference or conferences at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York, concerning
Louisiana affairs about October, 1872,
secretly and corruptly conspired 10 take
advantage Of the absence from Louisiana
Of the Governor thereof to assemble se-
crctly the Legislature, impeach the Gov
ernor, seize the government and use Its
machinery 10 carry the election Of 1872 :?
Is 1.-THE Chandler who earned and re.
ccivcd fee from Mr.. Kellogg Of $1,000
in 1873, and the encomium that you had
done more for him than any one except
Attorney General Williams in maintain.
ing so foul and infamous q usurpation Of
the office OF the Governor Of this-State?
Is 1t the Chandler who encouraged,
abetted and conspired with infamous al
lies in this city 10 rob 1900 citizens Of
New Orleans Of the franchise and drag
them before the Federal Courts on or
about the day Of the late election, who,
in November, 1876, by telegraph, guaran.
teed Kellogg that the whole power OF the
government would sustain the Returning
Board in counting the vote Of Louisiana
for the Republican candidates and then
hastened to Florida to manipulate the
frauds OF that State count.
Il It the Chandler who has Of late been
vainly seeking to stir up the hell broth
Of sectional hate and foul his political
nest to the disgust Of decent citizens
North and South2 II yea, permit me to
say that the inquisitional powers Of po.
litical tramps terminated in March last.
Such persona are subjects Of the inquisi.
ton Il any. The important telegram
shall have such consideration as Il de.
serves, i, A, BURKE,
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QUE monGANTowN LETTER
arrival Of Lieut.. Ingalls,, the New
Professor President ThOmp.
son Touches Upon Evolution
in u Sermon.
MoRoANToWN, january 90.

MoRoAETows, January %.
Editors In,sllgeacer:
Our quiet, classic little town joys along
about the same in all kinds OF weather
We have been having quite variety Of
this blessing during the last week, some-
times wet, sometimes dry, sometimes
warm, then cold again.
DR.. Fl. w. Brock, who went to Wash
iugton- about five weeks ago, with Presi.
dent Thompson, with whom he expected
to return, prolonged his sojourn abroad
till Saturday evening last, when he ar
rived in town much recuperated by his
trip. He was part Of the time in New
York city, and part Of the time in Phila.
delphia, where he attended the medical
lectures and visited the hospitals for the
purpose Of periecting his knowledge Of
his profession Of which he Is q skillful,
we'll known and honored member.
Lieut.. ]. NJ. Ingalls,, wife and daugh,
ter arrived Friday last, and have taken
apartments and boarding at Mrs. Moore's
the principal Of the Morgantown Female
Seminary.
MITE EVClGTlErs
The Presbyterian mite society met last
Thursday evening at the residence Of Col
Frank Thompson. The wit and beauty
Of Morgantown was largely represented
from all denominations, and the occasion
was, as usual, one Of much pleasure and
innocent enjoyment. There will be q
meeting Of The ladies and gentlemen Of
the N. E. Church Thursday evening next
at the parsonage, for the purpose Of or
ganiEing Methodist mite society. There
Il no reason why ii may not be made .
success.
President Thompson preached to The
students Of the University on Sunday al
ternoon, the 9Th. We neglected 10 note
either the exact wording Of the text OF
the place where II might be found, but
the meaning will be recognized II We
quote from memory: "There Ia u way
that seemeth right unto man, but The
end OF that way is DEATH"
The sermon would have been strange
exception to his sermons generally had
itnot been q good one. However, twas
one that might not harmonic altogether
with the views Of his hearers in every
particular. Hereierred TO Tyndall as an
able, earnest and honest investigator oil
truth, which We think Ia probably true,
even II Mr.. Tyndall does occasionally
make mistakes like other men. Certain
parts Of his sermon favored strongly the
theory Of evolution, but whether In its
fullest and completed development he did
not very definitely state. He pointed out
In vivid, clear, connected and impress
sive manner the mighty influences Of
habit and especially when relating to
temporary disloyally to Right and itS
rufnous results. Il was an earnest, able
and honest sermon, even though we may
NOT fully endorse all his doctrines.
PHTLANDER.
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fTRUsTEEs' SALE

By virtue Of deed Of tru,t made by Frank Kali
ser and Ann Elizabeth, his wife, 10 the uuder-
signed trustee, dated the md day Of December,
1872, and recorded In the Clerks otdee Of the
county court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
Decd Of Trust Book No. ., pages ~ and 42S, 1
will, on
THURSDAY, 1nI 2snr DAY OF FKBRuARr, 1873,
beginning at 10 o'clock, A. ~, Of said day, a. the
front door Of the court house Of Ohio county sell
NJ public auction the following described portion
Of what was known rs the Woods Farm. situate
Immediately north Of tbs city Of Wheeling, In
RichlAnd district In Said Ohio county, viz: Begin
ming at stake, corner to lands Of Casper daft aud
thoIe OF the helrl Of Andrew r. Woods, deceas d,
thence s 1So L. Gi.l0o poles to stake, corner TO
lands Of said heirs, thence s. 2gz' W. 10 ?o-ltO
poles 10 n stake, corner 10 lAndi OF sald heirs,
then 8. i6o L. II e2-l00 roles 10 q stake on the
north bank Of branch Of ulenn's Run, thence
with aId branch 8. I0o W. IS poles TO stake 10
the fork Of the two branches Of said iun thence up
4 branch 3. 76S W. q poles 10 stake In william
Welthhaus' line, thence with his line n. l7ISo. W.
40 24.l0O poles 10 stake, corner tosaid welshh1ua
and Casper sait thence with said salts line N.
Sl1o E Il fs-i0J poles 10 the beginning, tontAln-
Ing ten acres and thIrty.three peTches Of land ex
ceptlng the coal underlying sald traet together
with all the Improvements thereon and tho hertd-
i.Aments belonging thereto.
Terms Of Sale-Une-thIrd Of the purchase money
10 cash on the day Of sale, and the residue 10 two
equal inItallmens, tina purchaser giving his notes
with approved personal Rcurity for the payment
Of the deferred lnstallmens, said nOes 10 bear In
teTest from the day OF sale, and be made payable
at twelve and eighteen months frGm said day, and
the title 10 the property 10 be retained until the
purchase money is paid In full.
JAMES p. k0GERs, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, AurtiOnetr.
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commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the FRONT
DOOk OF THE COUNT HOUSE OF PREsrON
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed 70 sell 10
the hiehest and best bidder the following described
real estate, or 70 much thereof n may be necessary
10 pay the debt secured by aid deed Of trust, and
the accrued interest thereon, and the expenses Oh
Sale including the iruAtees commissions, that T. 70
nv: The following real estate and property, stu
ated In Preston county, West Virginia. on the wa
terS of Thrns Forks ereak known Is the