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ADJOURNMENT,

Mr.. Riley moved TO take up for consider
alton Senate Joint Resolution No. 81, pro-
viding for the adjournment OF the present
session OF the Legislature on the twenty.
eighth instant, which motion Mr.. Ferguson
moved 10 lay on the table. and the ayes
and noes being taken on Mr.. Riley's de-
mand, the motion was adopted by vote Of
thirty.fve to seventeen--a strict purity vote.
After some preliminary readings OF bills
the House took the usHai noon recess.
The afternoon session was opened with
prcliminarS and unimportAnt business, a
number Of bills being read the second time
and disposed Of temporarily. The first
measure Of any public interest which was
touched upon was
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REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made nv N. M 11pn.
lap tome MS trustee dated the second day Of les.
runry, 1861, and recorded In tile Office al the Clerk
Of The County Court q ohio county, West virginia,
on TEed o. Trust Hook No u, rage ?7 viii EEL Al
~ HniJ nN,,tNs @@NAAN
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National Dyes. For brightnessand durability
ot color, IRE uneQualed. Color from 2 to 5
pounds Directions in English and German.
Price. IL cents
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Ico' Tsf s only known Specific Remedy for Epl.
SAMARITAN NERV1NE

CnreI EpilppiIc Eis. spasms. Coavul.lon. 81.
WINS Dance, Vertigo Mysteries. InsnniIy iNn.
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hlng hc hereditary talnt or poison IN The EyaicnI,
M S,i. ,hoIonghiy cIadealGs the disease, and III.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward fora better
remedy. williams Indian Pile Ointment IL
sure cure for Piles DIV
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TIE REArpoRrloNMExr MIL.

1t came up on its passage, and was read the
third time. Mr.. Morrow asked unanimous
consent to transfer Taylor county from the
Tenth to the Eleventh Senatorial district,
iOr the purpose Of making the districts
more nearly uniform in population. Mr..
Hall, OF Barbour county, made n speech
against this, and asunanimous consent was
necessary to make the amendment, Mr..
MOrrow's purpose was defeated.
Mr.. Cresap then made u characteristic
speech against the bill. He asserted that
ten counties, each Of which had a less pop
ul.ltiOn than Randolph, were given dele.
gates by the bill, while Randolph got none
He felt free 10 say that the Senator from
his district had not done his duty in fail.
ing to protest against an arrangement so
maniieSty unfair He named several
counties having but little over half the pop
ulation OF his which were allotted dele.
gates by this scheme, while his had none.
Mr.. Riley interrupted him and asked
him il he voted for the amendment pro.
posed by Mr.. K. the day before, by which
II delcgate was assigned 10 Randolph coun.
ty. He sAid that he had not, because by
that arrangement Il disposition was made
Of Tucker county which he did not approve
Of He proposed to take care Of Tucker
himself,
Mr.. Hubbard wanted to know what he
proposed to do with Tucker county, to
which he replied that he would put Bar.
hour and Tucker together, and Randolph
by herself.
Mr.. Hubbard: ~ would ask the gentle.
man why he did not make that motion
yesterday, when the bill was in q stage
where it was open 10 amendment p
Cnsap; isn't 1t open to amendment
now2"
ellubbayd: 1.-THE gentleman from Marion
mir. Morrow has just discovered that it is
not"
Cresap: "Well, to tell the truth, I took
the course ! did because am Democrat,
and II Democrat all over, and when a
Democratic caucus laid down course Of
action l felt like acquiescing it, although
my conscience did not exactly approve it.
don't think now that did right. 1t is
all wg0ng-wrong in principle aud unjust
in operation. Still, I'm Democrat"
Laughter
Mr.. Elmiston suggested that Mr.. Cresap
move to reconsider the vote by which the
bill was ordered to its third reading, and
Mr.. CrcsNp did SO.
Mr.. Lowry tried to express hope that
this motion would not prevail, but there
were so many Interruptions and so much
confusion that he gave it up in disgust.
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The object Of this suit Is to obtain partition or
Run, In "hlO county, est Virginia, al which
James Curtis late Of Ohio county, died seized
which said trAct contains 29OlIS aCieS and Is fully
the cOlnplalnantS' bill, IN which tho defendants
have lnterCsS and Il APPEARING from an ailIJayit
nled III the cnnSe that Mia A. DEAN Nathaniel n
Dean, Carlssa W. Love, Ahner h. Curtis and Sen.
tenHTy q. kudy and - Rudy, her husband. nm
not residents OF the stae VI West vIgInIa Il d O
deFed, OH motion VI the COmplAlnaniS counsel
thAt the said nOnrs dent defrndSntS do Rprfnf
here At the next Rules 10 be held III the CleffiI
teIeSts herein. '''
r, JONES, Ciett
Sol. for Complt.
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PILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS. &c
~ EeE neat BIll Head, Letter Ioa.lS. Hoie BeSdS
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The above named defendant will take notice that
Abraham u, Rodgers aud Others win 10 taken n
Tho law oAlce o! !. =. Jones, No. 1907 Gfaniins
street, In the city q Wheeling IN Ohio county Ia
INC s'Gte 81 West Virginia, on the 9Th day IL Abri
10 O'Clock NJ, TO e read IN evidence In the nhnVs
named cause OH behalf Of said complainant, and H.
ION any can'e The taking 81 the tttd drp0,tttoits
snail nov ~ commenced Or 6elug commenced shall
not DO completed on that day. the taking II ihs
same will be adjourned from time 10 time until ihS
same thau be completed.
]. -. JONES,
mhgFH Solicitor Tor CnmpidihRnt.
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INVEST VIRGINIA, ONO COUNTY
w CIRCUIT COURT, MARCH RULES, 1850.
Sarah Jane Ray with Edward Ray.
her husband, and IullaA, Curtis

AlvR N. Curtis, kliEA A, Dean with
Nathaniel 4. Dean her husband, IN ChaneeFy,
ClArissa ". Lowe, Ahner n CurtiS
and SeptcnRry Q. Rudy with
Rudy her husband
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The object Of this suit Is to obtain by the com.
plAinAntA deCrcc Of divorce from The a, Iendnnt
from the bonds Of mAttimonynnd Il Appearing from
an aIAdatit MED III tho cause that the efcid1hf n
not resident Of this STATE on nOllOn n tho com,
pl4inantA counsel Il Il oVleredt that Hld defendant
aud DO what Unnecessary 10 project her interest
herein. TeStO;
]. + JONES, Sol. for cOmprt, S's'H'
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U0'cluCk a, ~, the following dc.
SCribed property that Is tn says certain hlCce ar
parcel 81 land situated hear West Liberty Ohio
county, west Virginia, containing about five EcFcs
and being The tnme upon which The KaId u, ID
Dunlap IlOw resides '%' 80
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TRUSTEES SALE OF

". J. ". CowDES, Solicitor. ''''''' = 'e'SS' =
w, u. HALLER, AuctlOrCCr. mh21h
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Jane Ann Rodgen Is no lnhabitant Of nv talIt.
wick, nor found therein this III day Of March ~
mo, ". MiTGfhif. b. X =
for O. T.. Hn1tVn a. n
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Ptus8ING oks AND STEAM FITTING.
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LgdAL NOTICES,
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y, COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT, March RUIIs,
~. s... AZ. ; ssss... a el..,.v.
atINtAf0NE

The State Of West Virginia, TO tho Sheriff OF Ohio
county, greeting; n
:, We command you that you summon Jane Ann
ROdEers, Il she W found IN your bali,Siek. Ia ~
pCarat the Clerks Otiee Of the (rcfi JoiTl Uhio
county, ~ rules to be held for the nd Court on ihe
nat Monday ~ April, 1851, 10 answer bill In cham
syn t1,hIOlie1 nRninst her In lhp said eoaft ~
Wines sAmuel y, MccOllOCli, tIefE Of ont AID
Court q the Court House Of Ii county In thS ltv
q MheeilnH the lth day Of Matuh, iSs2 and Ii
GOpy-TeSie; Samuel D. McCOlloCh. eleFk.
SAMUEL H. ECCOLlJOOH, CIttk.
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WISmiNGtoN NOTES.

WASHINGTON. D. c., April lO.-Repre.
Enia'ivo E,Iimd, oi Colorado, says that
neither he nor Secretary Teller vet know
Who is to he appointed his ('rcllcr'sl sue.
usSorini H. Scuatc.
Secretary FoIgvr, upon being spoken to
HellN!ne the i,port that the Republicans
MlInonlinatc him for Governor Of New
lofk this ycHr remarked thNt he would
%ihswr tile question as to whether or not
1leVolId accept when the nomination is
A'ns.Iyttndrrcd to him, but he added
@N his pFc!rrcaccs would be to remain in
& Cabinet.
lis Secretary Of the Treasury will not
HS'ny Of ihr continued per cent bonds
VINE t.e continued q per cents have been
@ S@ISl Iae !asi cali Tor Is may contain a
%NI iTNmc oi the 5s. When Secretary
LOEg made his !iH, call there we're out.
M9ding oi the issue 0i 'Gl, Sl27, ,597, 200,
S1S1 SaS o. lae isspc Of 65 SI0,4j7, $50; in att,
SSa,NSOs,liO. q! this I'm lunt about Sl2,.
WNS ot thc u. Of 6t, and
SGSll ,,;I, S'Solp@o Of the Is of 'G3 are
SM S % le called, the future calls 10 be
3SSSN 3sT Nlo3 the figures received from tho
Ti"s''"' ~" ,, ba'ttTss treasury departments
lne NhNc'FaiyN surplus revenues from
taeSSa "a ~. tj To- month Hit warrant the calling
:" T$I''OVV,Vto each month Hereafter
I'it committee On Commrrro viii .oror.
iavGr2hly tho House RESOLUTION Nuth6riz,
ig img lne Gaangr IN ihc location Of the
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sIIIPnEnp INyEsrleATloN.
Why the Witness said Gencral Grant VIA
zone of w.

| Uut Ot w.
WASHINGTON, April l0.-The Shiph,rt
examination was resumed this evening
The witness said his letters to Hurtbu
were written because he believed It wa
properly part Of his official duties as ar
American Minister to forward American
interests.
Mr.. Blount-What do you mean in YOU
letter to Hurlbut by the words, "Grunt /,
now one Of u.s."
Witness had regretted the use OF that
term, but ii was written when he witness
was in great hurry. He would desire L
state precisely what their relations were
In September he (Shipherd) had talk
with General Grant concerning the atiairs
OF the Peruvian Company. | told him that
our people desired 10 put him nj the Mend
oi the company. He frankly stated
his position in about these words: al
shall not at present consider any
proposition to become pecuniarily In.
tcrested in your company, but will
not hesitate to give you my views upon
your case, Us understand IT," And after
some further discussion ho remarked:
Mr.. Shipherd, 1t will make no difference
whether am Il astoCkholder not, shorld
do nothing for you whether were stocl .
holder or not, other than to help you n
securing from the Government that co.ol .
Grafton and aid to which you are Justly en-.
titled"
Witness said that General Grant never
#as a stockholder, but feeling that taey
could count upon his good Offices even
more than il he were q stoekltoltler, hc
lwttness), in his letter TO General Hurlbut,
had spoken Of General Grant in that way
as being zone Of u.s." Ex-senator Conklnr
agreed to accept retainer for professional
services II an occasion should rise.
Reading further from the Shir-
herd letter to General Hurlbut, Mr.,
BlCuut asked, "who were the parties with
whom you say you were holding contiden.
tial correspondence"
Witness declined 10 answer, intimatiuu
that the committee were exceeding the
range OF their investigation and obtrUdinu
upon purely private matters. Blount then
asked II witness had anything further Ia
offer in Justification Of his charge that Min.
lister Hnrlbnt bad been influenced against
the Peruvian Company by the Credit In.
dustrial. Shipherd replied at some length
to the effect that he had already been
charged with pursuing an Attack upon The
reputation OF the dead man, and he did
not care to 90 further, or say
anything that was not directly
in the line OF lbs own justification. He
had read from the newspapers and had
heard from others reports connecting
Hurlbut with the Credit Industrial, and
these reports he tShipherd1 had reported
to Secretary Blaine, and that was ut the
interview OF octob,r t4tf.
Witness was then asked 10 give the
names OF the parties from whom he Ind
heard the reports, and replied that he
would do SO privately to the committee il
they desiredto summon them as witnesses.
but he must refuse TO give tNe names to
the country through the reports.
The question was not pressed and the
committee adjourned.
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New YoRr, April W.-James Fiske and
George NJ. Irwin, arrested for offering for
sale St Joseph, Mo-, City bonds, supposed
to haze been stolen, were arraigned today.
The affidavit OF the financial agent for
the bonds in this city was taken against the
accused. Telegrams were produced stating
that the Mayor, Treasurer and Marshal OF
St. Joseph were coming here to identity
the bonds and prosecute the charge against
the prisoners, who were remandcd until
Wednesday afternoon, by which time a
reqMlsllI9n is expected from Missouri.
VIM. n. Coler, Jr., Of the firm where the
bonds were last offered, was mainly instru.
mental in causing the arrest Of Fiske and
Irwin. The latter were willing to pay
twelve per cent for loan they desired to
negotiate on the bonds, which excited the
suspicious Of Mr. Coler, who sent for OIL
GERS and had the men taken in custody.
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Special Dispatch 10 the lntelltEcncer.
WAsulXGroS, April lO.-Mr. Wilson in.
troduced bill to-day providing for the
payment Of sundry claims OF Mrs Grouse,
of Wheeling, against the United States
Government for property taken during the
war, principally horses.
Judge Hoge has introduced bill trans
ierring the claim of James F. Wilson, Of
West Virginia, for property taken by tue
Government during the war, to the Court
OF Claims.
Senator Camden is in New York upon
railroad business.
New postofices have been established at
Hut, Wyoming county, and at Phipps,
Raleigh county, W. Va.
Henry C. Shipley has been commission
ed Postmaster at Fords of Capon, and jus.
K. BrowA at HUFF, and Daniel Phipps at
Phipps, W. Va.
Charles E. Ewells, Of West Virginia, ia
ut the National.
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VIRGINIA POLITICS.
How the ReadIusiers Have "Pixed" ths
BOuFbOnS In the Old D0minIOn.

BouFb0nS In the Old DOmlnlOn.
Special Dspaieh TO the IatellIgeaees
WASHINGTON, April lQ-,rhe Wing, sena-
tor Mahone's Readjuster organ at Rich.
mondt today, in the couse Of two.col-
unn article, announces that the new ap.
pOrtionment bill Is designed 10 elect eight
Congressman out Of ten in Virginia. "Who
shall be committed and pledged to support
President Arthur and his administration. I"
The article is significant, as II indicates a
new departure in the policy Of
the Readjusten in Virginia. Here
tofore that party has welcomed the
different elements, Republican aud
Democratic, opposed to the moss.back
Bourbon domination Of The Slate. Now,
it is proposed that these different clements
shall form an administration party. As
General Malone said to-day; thereafter
men in Virginia must be friends or cne.
mics OF President Arthur AT the next
election, under the new appoltionment, We
propose to elect eight out Of the ten repre-
sentRtives allotted TO Virginia to support
President Arthur's administration
The junior Senator from Virginia arrived
here from Richmond yesterday. In speak
ing Of the article in the Wing this morn.
ing he said substantially; at has my en-.
tire approval. Readiusler Republicans
and Readjuster Democrats should hereafter
be administration men. The tteadjusters
were first friends Of President Garfield.
They are now friends OF President Arthur.
That friendship, believe, is reciprocal.
The funder Democrats, by condcmning
the relations Of the Republicans in the
State 10 the administration, have tried TO in.
dhce the Democratic Readjusters to abun.
don their Republican allies.
The only hope for the success Of the
Readjuster cause was in the union, and
the leading men in the movement saw it.
General Garfield rendered the Readjusters
valuable service. II he had not been shot
the movement would have gathered
strength more rapidly than it did. Presi-
dent Arthur gave sympathy and encour-
agement to the cause when he had the
opportunity and the result has been OF
great advantage to us The attempt has
been made by uniriendly Republicans to
ally the opposition to President Arthur in
Virginia with the Fuuders party. In view
of this fact the present time
was regarded US favorable to declare the
policy by which the party, We hope, will
be guided in the coming canvass. There
will be two tickets in the feld-one repre-.
senting the candidates against the admin
istration and the progressive measure Of
legislation proposed by the Readjuster
party in Virginia, and the other for the
administration outright. This clussifca-
ton of the parties will last as long as the
administration approves the objects Of the
Liberal party in Virginia and shows its up
provul by confidence and assistance.
The help already given will probably be
continued il the administration can be
shown that its confidence is returned.
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Scale Of Prices Under CONFEDERATION by
the AmnIgnmAleh rrAn MnrLcr.

PIrTsDuRdH, Pa, April lO.-Workmen
OF the various trades belonging to the
Amalgamuted Association oi iron and
Steel Workers are still considering the
scales OF wages to be demanded for the
year ensuing JuneG. The nail plate roll.
ers in all the mills west OF Pittsburgh will
demand All increase from iitty.tive to
sixty-two cents per ton, which is the price
paid in Pittsburgh. Neither puddIers,
heaters, rollers, nor any other branch OF
workmen will demand an advance over
the present scale except the Western nail
plate rollers, and some few other branches
will ask pay for certain odd Jobs for which
they do not receive pay now. All the
scales will likely be signed by both EN-.
disturbance.
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CHICAGO, April lO.-It is reported that
the schooner Milwaukee, Of milwaukee,,
has been wrecked on tho breakwater Of
Eighteenth street and the body Of one Of
the crew found at tho foot Of Sixteenth
street. The others were saved. 1t il also
reported that another vessel capsized off
Sixteenth street. A later dispatch from
Eighteenth street says four men we're taken
Of ola lumber schooner, the Espaaola,
laden with ties and owned on the east shore,
this morning. Shortly after the men we're
taken OFT the schooner upset and drifted
southeast. A tug WIS sent ia pursuit, but
there is little hope Of catching her.
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FoNheJajumalIon ol those concerned
We would Nyl that We have no other inior.
nito1 in rEaM 10 the "new raitroad"
than tia! made public in our columns.
Tht connection oi the editor OF this paper
with tie enterprise as an incorporator is
nSly ornamental, arising out OF the ne.
Cssiy for local organization in order 10
eat5ic the rcri parties to prosecute opera
tons in this State. Who the real parties
ueTe do not even know. They are NOV
iHg ina Somewhat mysterious way their
Eonden to PERFORM but as long us they
perform them At their own expense we pre-
sH@e Tia: nobody will he hurt even
il nothing comes OF their perform
aRcs We DO not say this tC
dicfeli! their project. Far from it
We wish il the fullest measure OF success
Wesimpiy 10 not know anything about
it, ior the reason that the avant courier
who was here and got up the local orENni.
HtiOa haino information for the public.
We suspect that he himself was not sur.
charged with Information. The mouied
men who arc sail to he back Of the enter
prise are iRc0s ior the present, but the
little thathas leaked out points close to
The Eaade'tiI, family. The engineers
employed are hUslIng over the country at
aPN'ty lively rate, and it is not violent
pnsump'ioa lhattl~ymay mean business.
SitlI, tho mysteries oi Wall street kings
afe past finding out, and whether this is u
tni for elect, or n diversion to conceal
Nme deep lail plan, or to thwart some.
boly e'se's plan, or Il genuine thing, we
know not.
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Special Dispatch TO the ln'elligeneeE.
WASHINGTON, April l0.-F. A. NJ. Kreps,
the editor Of the Allegheny Mail, who is
candidate for the Allegheny postmaster.
ship, in the face Of the opposition from
Bayne, Congressman from thut district, and
without particular support from Senators,
is in the city. He has found himself able
to get along without the support from his
Congressman, who is an anti, Cameron man,
and is playing his "Ione hand" with such
skill and tact that there seems to be fair
prospect OF his securing the appointment.
Bayne forbade his coming here, and when
hc did come refused to take him to the
President, and he was obliged to
appeal to Sam Miller, Of the Meadville
District, for an introduction. In the
whole matter Bayne has acted In a rather
pusilianimous manner that hAs disguised
even his colleagues here,
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Special Dispatch 10 the IateilEgeneeE
EAST LIVERPOOL, O., April lO.-A profes.
siotal burglar was caught in clay.bank
near the city this afternoon. He was en-.
gaged in breaking up and defacing lot OF
solid silver tablespoons, teaspoons, napkin.
rings, etc. When taken the following ini-
tials were found upon the different articles
-"M. D. G..""M. A. A., ""E. NJ. NJ" an,
A. g." "J. E. A" "Mary," alexander"
"Jennie; June 3, 1860" The ware was all
wrapped up in copy OF the Wheeling Ix-
TELLIcEScEE of Thursday, April 6. No
clue yet to the perpetrators Of the heavy
burglaries at this place last night.