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Wkt Wheeling ISR Jntclliqmrrr.
VOL. XVIII. WHEELING, WEST VA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1870. NO. 114.
gtnmn,
N. O. ARTHUR. j
fleneral Insurance Agent,
UAILUY'HBLOOK,
?. 10? Market MrtM.
Guardian Mutnal Life Insurance Oo,
OB11STHW YOBK.
ALL POL1UIE8 NON-KOKKKITABLKunuual
dividend*. The entire proQtu
or Uie company divided equally among the
1'olloy-holderu.
HTATUiKNT.
I'olloloe in foroe. 125,000,000
AMOU. ? 3,000,000
Auuual Inoome 14)00,000
Umn? l'ald w 660,000
Travelers' Insursnoe Company,
OF HABTFOIU), CONN.
N?l Canli AaaeU over...MM $1,000,000.
Ueueral accident polio IM are written for
Htiy lorin from one mouth to one year, InHurlug
agaluHt all forma of bodily injury,
ruUil or non-fatal, whether the Injury be recelved
In traveling or not, whether In the
More, Ofllco, Hhop, Factory, on thestroot or
fiiriu.
Kallway Passenger Assurance (Jo.,
UK 11AKTKOKD, UONN.
4'mm II ('npllnl 3M.HUO.
lwmea tickets of lumiranoo againit accl JouU.
1 am nlso prepared 10 adjout lire and marl
no loiuoH, inako out alt neceesary proofH of
IOH1.AO. W. C. ABTaOK,
oct5-3m Uen'l Inrorance Agent.
Peabody Iosorance Companj,
AT WUKKLINU, W. VA.
VA I'lTA L 125,000.
Willi the privilege of UxoretMlag Uie mime
tolSUUOOO.
DiBioroita.
WILLIAM ItAIZJtY, AXOMZOLOBIHG,
1)B. WM, J. 1<ATH| A. M.ASAMl,
ANDREW J. FAWmtLL, JAMK8 K.BAKinrfl,
HHNKYttTAMM, THOMAH HUOHES,
juuruii. nwvnuui.
Till* Company having been /ally organic**!,
1h now prepared to take risks at fair
rates on Buildings of all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing KsUbllakmenU, Furniture,
steam Boata and Cargoes on the Western
Klvera and Lakes: also to lmue perpetual
policial on Dwellings and Stores. This
Company being composed mostly of our
leadlug buslnewimen recommends Itself to
to tbe favorable consideration of the Insuring
public, and solloltsthelr patronage. Applications
for Insurance will be promptly
attended to at their offloe, HA1LEYft
BLOCK, No. loo Market Street.
N.?. AKTHUR, Secretary.
W. U. AUNKW, Am't Seo'y.
H. Q. BUKDATS,Solicitor.
WILLIAM HAIL BY. President.
ALONJ5U LOSING, Vice-President.
_oo 16
Franklin lnsnrance Company
OK WHEELINli.
Oapltnl
JHrfiori. ,
SAM'L MOCZiBLLAn, GKOKOI MUDIL,
T. U. LOO AIT, THoa. P, SHAiaXJttOM
U. W. FRAWSHMIM, J. n.VAWOB,
j. il. Uohbs, Michael Kainnsr.
Louie c. fiTirau
This company bow having been organised
Ave years, and In that time done a Huooess*
ful business, Is still prepared to take risks at
ftlr rates on Buildings of all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture.
Steam Boats and cargoes on the Western
Klvera and Lakes. This oompan^ of
fern TO potior lnunccmoum IMC HI lUDin, nuulD~
by they can be Insured on Dwolliugs, Furniture,
Barns, and oontonti for 8 or 5 years at
reduced rates. This being: a rttate company
with the
LAK6EMT OAS 11 CAJPITAJL
Bald in, and surplus of any company in the
lute: and oomposod of aome ninety* four
stockholders, most of whom are among our
hiMriwnmi m?n, rftrnnimHniln itself to UlO
favorable consideration of the Insuring
publlo, and solicits their patronage. Appllcations
for Insurance wilihe promptly attended
to at their office, No. 2It Monroe streot. or
at their several ageunles throughout tne
rttale.
U. M. IX) KN, ttoc'y.
& Ot DICK, Aaa'tHec'y.
HAM'L lleOLKLtLAN. President.
?EO. MKNDKU yioe Pwldeut
tebltklAw ?*
JETNA
Fire & lanne iMurasce compauy
OF WHKRL1NG.
4JAFITAt,...?. iWMN'f
niBBoroBSt
James 0. Acheson, William B. ttim.-wt.
Augustus Pollack, Thus. J. Campbell,
J no. K.BotflfonL Wm. C, HaudJan,
T. M. Dodson.
.fllMl* COMPANY HAVING BKKN fUbJ.
ly organised, Is now prepared to take
ifikaopoa
jBnlldlnn of an kinds. Hereliaurii**
unUMttorlm Establishment*,
PsmtsNRsdOsivoMor all
kts4s on the western
Water*.
Applications for Insurance will be prompt
jyaiUndctf lo tar tlie secretary.
Office at the National Savings Hank. no. a
Main street.
ft. p. HlliDHlCTH, bec'y
JNO. B. MI LUCK, Ass*t tJetfy.
JAMS O. AOHHBON, Pws'U
WM. B. glMPBON, Vice Pres'l axtU
Wert Virginia Imraranse Company.
doasaliohS Ooo?. Mercnandfse and goodi In
tranalL
DIKIMrrOKM. .
Jaoob Hornbrook, Jaoob M, BlckoJ,
Honry Hartman, Dr. J. 0. ilnpp,
Jonathan Bowiey, Edmund Booking
H. J. Btnyifj, T. J. Campbell.
J. H. Hruloj, H. tracer.
Wm. B, 'Jdbert, Thomaa Boi??w.
4?. D. T. Farnairortii, Wm. B. Crane,
-*kL BULmyer, Jnaeph Hbtelda
\/uCK.WtoIto, Nt uoffl Ji..
i.H.DimU, * - D. H. k, Du,
Wot ^.Stovetwon.
OOiM over Religion# Book Know, M.nib
Hde Monroe ttreet. Wheeling W. Va.
JAWJB HOKNBBOOK. PreaU
JACOB M. BICKKLl Vloe PreaL
J. M. MoWHOBTEB, Bec'v.
8. H. MeOOLLOCUTAai't Beo'y.
marl
WM 4 fm MAPTWH
INSURANCE COMPANY
01f WHEEUNG.
J M VO&fORJLTMl) J A 1811
rnAXlffi BIB KB ATTHEL0WJC8T KATE
I onBolldlngi of all kinds, Jfurnlturn and
Merchanrt I?, and on Gooda in Transit,
oxmxmns:
A. WlZAOV; W. B. tiobhokn.
Kqb't Moaaiaow, Joh*Bjod,
THoa. Pollock, Alkx. Bogbba,
ww.o.BAttbllb, j. 1). dn Bom,
Jacob Hours book*
Offloe np Btaln, in the "Imoranoe UQikl*
tag," next door lo toe Merchant*' National
Bank.
A. WILSON, President.
Johw c. hkhvkt, Secretary. j ana
HARLAN, BOWMAN ft CO.,
MANUFACTURER* Or
STEPHENS'
Fire-Proof Iron Slag Roofing
and Paving,
OHAPLINK STRKKT,
Hetveen Pint and Marshall Bin.,
WH?UR6,W.VA.
"All ordero for patting ou tlio rIkivo
Kra flnj^promplly attended To.
MAKTIN Y&dgXE.
uinncnunor
VI3STBO-AE;,
Mo. 09 Main Ntroef,,
OBWTKK WflKKMN(i.
Bar Iron
UAH max, MOUND AND 8QU A RIS, (Turn
jD^Wnyno and American and ttligo MUM.
rout
Bar IMO*, jwugle ?nd doabl? llom nb.M.
iumw)*, Hoop from HUH In.
/UK Inn, Wuon ur?i oat In lonsiim.
P.O. HlLDKCTir /> IlllO._
Hoofing Pitch.
/ /? UAKBKL8, J OUT RKHIUVHI) AND
Oil ftirntelo*, by
lull 01UK. II. IIKIIKY
SkfttttUigtmx.
Diath or Senator Bdelbt.?Hon,
James Barley, ol Marshall oounty,
died early yesterday morning, at hU
Lome near Monndevllle, after an Ulneea
protracted through aeveral month*. For
tea yean put Mr. Barley had participated
oomlderably la the affair* of tbe
Stale. He was a member of tbe Virginia
Convention of 1801, and was one
ol tbe few Northwestern members who
withdraw from 11,came borne and raised
the standard of the Onion. He took part
In tbe reorganisation her* In 1861, and
was afterwarda almost oontlnaoaaly
In the Stale Benate op to the time of bis
deatb. He was a dlreolor of the Penitentiary
from the looatlou of that luatl
tutlon until a short time beroro hia de?
cause.
Mr* Barley Jiad acoamulatecl conald
erable properly, and ?u held In general
esteem. In bis own oonnty, par*
ticularly, he bad long wielded a good
deal of Influence.
Homkotathio Finahcb,?The New
York Tribune commenting on the an*
nouncement that during January Heoretary
Boutwell would Nell four mllllona
of gold and bny alx mllllona of bonda,
approves the prooeaa but don't approve
the figured. It says: "The practloe la
essentially homeopathic, and we do not
think the payment of debt with cash
on band a good place for UluRtrallng
the theorlea of that soliool."
waniiinuron nwa and uonnii*.
Disturiiincj "snouldbr Straps."?
The President has ordered the Secretary
of War to prepare an order requiring
all military ofllcera who have been
on uuiy in idih or oilier oium iur n ituiu
of three years to report for field duty In
the west, anil also to preparo a detail
from those who have had a long term
of field duty ou the lrontler. There
will be, of course, some exceptions in
consequence of being physically incapacitated
from wounds or other causes
from performing Held duty. The objeot
of the order la to equalise the aervice
of various officers by dividing the
deBlrable place* among deserving men.
Our Occam Mail Sbrviob,?The
Postmaster General being asked to fur*
nish the special committee on navigation
interests with figures lor the last
two decades, showing the amount paid
to foreign steamship lines for the conveyance
of ocean malls; also, that paid
to American ships dnring the same period,
1h now engaged in the preparation
of the statistics. They show that
we have virtually been engaged in the
protection of British, French aud German
interests, Instead of building up
our own.
Tuk Nkw Orleans Custom Houhk.
?Collector Casey, of New Orleans,
tiled in the Treasury Oepartmeut his
scheme for the reorganization of the
Custom House down there. He proposes
an annual reduction In expenses ,
of about ninety thousand dollars, but
tbo curious feature of the matter is that
nearly all the clerks and laborers
whose removal la recommended are a
Republicans, while hundreds of avowed
Democrats, some of whom have be?
longed to the worst of seoret political
organizations, are retained In lucrative
poHitlons. The Louisiana delegation
in Congress are nearly if not quite !
unanimous iu asking Casey's dismissal.
They are produolng affidavits In
large numbers showing mismanagement
on his part and the existence of ,
rings among his favorites by whlob
wrongs are oomraltted and harm done
the government.
Hat va ton Rnvn PnHflHAflES.?'The
orders of the Secretary of the Treaauary
for Kold aales and bond purchases
for tbe mouth of January, show that
he will ooullnue his polioy In a modi* ;
fled Bhape, the sales of gold authorized
being but four against ten millions in
December, and the purohase of bonds
but six against eleven millions last
month, The large amount disbursed
for Interest and reduotlon ol the gold
balanoe in the Treasury, as well as the
oondltlon marked, doubtless induced
tbe modified aotlon of the Secretary,
which, however, Is changed only in
amount, not in principle.
' Attorney Grnbril Hoar's Gash.?
Some people In Washington say a
strong sort wllV he made on the teassembllng
of the Senate, to get Hoar's
base up again, and tha nameaof oer?
tain Senators who opposed him t?foro j
the recess are cow qnotad aa saying injustice
was done him then. In rpUe of
this, however, there does not seem to ,
be any Rood reason for believing he can ,
be confirmed. He was expeoted bsok
Tuesday. Marvin, of Florida, whose ,
name has been mentioned among the
possible men from the South, Is In
Waahlngton to see how things look,
and to bring forward such lnfluenoe as
he can to get one of the vacancies on
tbe Bench. There Is renewed reason
for believing the President wants Hoar ,
oonfimed.
INKQUALITY OF BlPRSaiMTATION.?
Western members are g reauy eieroura
over the proposed apportionment under
the census bill. Several are engaged I
In preparing speeches, abowlng the :
great Inequality between the Kaalarn
and Weatero Btatea In respect to the I
number of voters and reprtMentatlvee. :
The discussion over Mr. Judd's bill
will begin aoon attar the reassembling, ]
and a large nnmber are already on the i
Speaker's slate toepealr for and against I
the bill. Mr. Hale, of Maine, lesds the <
Hat, and will make bis maiden effort In .
opposition to Inoreaalng the number of <
repreaentallvee or making the appor- I
tlonmentiu advanoeof theoomple'lon
qt the census. i
Tub MnsBsirpi Ltoislatuhe.? i
Word la rooelved that ths military oow- '
mandsrof Mississippi will call th? new
lieglalatnra of that State together on <
Tuesday ol next week, All the mem- 1
be re will be required by him to take 1
the oatb In the third section of It" 1
Fourteenth amendment to ths Oonstl. 1
tutlon before entering on duty, and the '
body will at onoe ratify the Kilteenth 1
amendment. Three-fourths of the '
members are Kepublloane. One of the
first duties will be to eleot United Stalsa
Senators. Boms persons believe they
will select General Amea himself, as
one, lr blaoonsent can be obtained.
Investigation or thh Sold Cor- ,
SPiRAor.?TtaeanbOommitteeonilank- i
lng and Currency, oonslstlng of Gara |
field, Cobnrn and Cox, appointed to In- |
veatlgate Ibe Maw York Gold 'Ring'
conspiracy, met In that olty Monday,
nil Will andearor to cloae tbe examl
nation thin wwk. |
The Legal Thhdhb 0a>?.?Iufor- j
matlon from an entirely reliable lonroe .
la tbal (be Supreme Oonrt baa not yet
held any oonaultatlon on the legal tender
caaee, no-called, and la not likely
to do ao at preaent, aa tbey bare not 1
been reached, and It la tbuught by '
many peraona that tbey are to be again '
argued after two more Jndgeaarepot
on tbe Uenob.
Tat OotTBTor'.OLAiHg reaaaemtiled
Uonday for tbe winter aeaalon, but
beard no oaaea. Tbe memberaof tbe
bar bad a meeting and eppOitrtCtTIi '
oommlttee to draw up reeolatlon one
tliodealh of Mr. Stanton, wbloh were ,
to l? reported yeaterdev morning, !
They will aubeequently be moved Fn ,
court and probably entered on Ita
record!, after wblob tbe court will ad- ,
Journ to next week. I
AauLBY'a CoMrtAurr.?Uor. A?U< |
ley wrltaa to Waahlngtcn la complaint (
at bla removal from tbe Governorahlp e
of Montana. He denlee that be haa
?;one back on tbe negro or negro auf- t
rage; declarea be didn't any be wae for i
a white man1! party; eaya be hu been c
groiiHly ?Dd Hoandalonsly maligned,
and add> that lie oan prove (hat be la
all rlgbt lr lb* President will give blm
a bearing. There doeen't aeem to be
any one there wbo la willing to take np
bla oaae with vigor.
OoirrnTBD Election in Virginia.?
They have a conteated election case in
the Alexandria district of Virginia.
One of the defeated nominees Is trying
to get MoKenzle ont of bla seal In Oongreaa
wben the State la admitted, on
the ecore of disloyalty In the beginning
of the war. The evidence Is laklug belore
a KeglBter In Bankruptcy, In accordance
with the law of laat winter.
It tirlnga out a great many Interesting
facta about the views of local polltlulana
but bus not uinterlnlly uurt MCKenaie
yet.
Why TniRD Auditob Clark Khbicimkd.?Facta
about all matters of
Importance are sure to oome out some
time or another, anil now Col. Forney
baa tb 1b paragraph . ?Keeeutly that excellent
offloer,Hon. Keeder M. Clark,felt
himself constrained to resign the otUce
of Third Auditor, because the salary
waa Inadequate to the aupport of his
family in this city.'
Seventeen Tons op Blanks.?Commissioner
Delano has given an order to
the public printer for tbe first instalment
of blanks of Income returns, the
number of which will be 1,500 000 and
tbe aggregate over seventeen tone.
Mn. Hoar Onob More.?The yoahlngton
Chronicle of Monday says: 'It
seems to be understood that a strong
effort will be made to secure tbe conflr
matlon of Hon. ?T. K. Hoar at the next
meeting of the Senate. Some of the
Senators, who were absent, are convinced
that great lqjustloe waa done to
him during the disoussion in executive
session, and believe that on a rehearing
he will be duly vindicated.
I'KKNIDKNT CI BAST AND TIIK
NENATE.
Br. Moar*? Nomination Not to be
Withdrawn.
Washington, Jan. 3.
A western Senator, who culled upon
the President last week, to urae the
appointment of noma southern lawyer
to 0110 of the vacant Supreme Judgwships,
says that General Grant intimated
his intention or tilling both or
the vacanoies with men rromthe northern
or western states, He also expressed
great diBsatisfaotlou with tho
manner In which the southern Senators
tried tointlnonoehim in tho way or an*
pointments, and thought less perm*
tcncy would accomplish fur better results.
In talking about the uotiou of the
Senate, In uot confirming Mr. Hoar for
the Supreme Bench, the President said
that ninny Senators who voted to table
Mr. Hoar's name had, previous to hla
appointment, assured him (the President)
that It waB one which would give
almost universal satiaraotion. In re8ard
to Mr. Hoar's withdrawing rrom
io Cabinet. In consequence or the
oourse of the Senate, the President
Bald he Intended to be governed entirely
by Mr. Hoar'a wishes, and as the
latter has already indloated his Intention
or romsinlng, there would be no
change at present, unless the Senate re*
considered their action and confirmed
Mr. Hoar for the Supremo Benob,
whloh he hoped they would do, aa he
did not intend to withdraw his name
or make any olher nomination until
this one was either confirmed or re*
leoted.
The above convocation would aeom
to indicate tbat a strong effort will be
made to get the Senate to confirm Mr.
Hoar. In fact the lattor's friends are
talking quite confident, and seem ready
lo take his name up again as hood aa
the Senate meets.
TUB NPANISU HtNNION.
riio Nennte CoiutiilKee |u PonrcmIod
orNleble'M Letter.
Washington, Jan. 3.
Secretary Fish laat week furnished
the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
with a copy of the letter which
Minister Sickles presented to the Span*
iih authorities, but afterwards withdrew,
in relation to the United States
acting as a mediator in effecting a settlement
of tbe Cuban trouble*.
The State Department manifested
much hesitation about furnishing this
correspondence, but upon an assurance
being given that it would be kept
Becret, consented to do so. The Committee
at their next meeting will examine
this correspondence, and soon
after report Sickles' name to (ho Sennte
for confirmation or rejeouon, aa iroy
may decide Alter ezamlnlQK (hla letter.
You Can Kkoui.atk 'i ii i: Color.?
Every nuturdt shade Irom llgbt browu
to the deepest biaek In Imparted by
"Phalon'a Vitalls or Balvutlon for the
Hair." The number of applications
determines (lie Huge. It would bo like
gomparlngablnlng Hater to tbe drainInga
from a tnarab, to oon.psre It wllli
Ibe ordinary balr dyoe. end
IIV HSLBO-BAPH.
1UUT.
nllftratlon of Ibe ISlb Amendment
to be BepealMl.
Alii ant, Jan. 4.
Tbe Oral bill lulrodnood In tbe State
Senate to-day waa for tbe repeal of tbe
Exolse law.
Mr. Tweed Introduced a resolution In
ibe Senate repealing ibe adoption of tbe
ISlb Amendment,
Navigation on the Hudson la completely
opened. A tow of bargee and
lanal boat! detained near I tile ally by
tbe Hidden oloelng of tbe loe In Dejember,
left for New'York this a. x.
A large number of tugs and loaded
?al boata left New York for tbla elty
thla morning,
Tbe Leglautare organlisd to day by
obange ofDemooratlo membera for ofSeen
of both brancbaa, A Resolution
vaa Introduced In tbe Senate by Mr.
Tweed, for tbe repeal of the ratification
If tbe Fifteenth donatltutional Amendment,
whlob waa made a apeolal order
I- r to-morrow. NoUoe waa given of a
h I to repeal the exolae law. Keaolulloue
were offered la the Assembly,
lyL 'patblelng with Ouba and denouncing
.be oonree of tbe Administration on
;U anhjeotj laid over till to-morrow.
WMHITOTOD.
WAHiiiifoToii, D. 0? Jan. 4.
Dlapaiobea from General R. Reylolda,
received by the Preildent thla
uorning, stale* that all but four oouu;lea
In Texaa have been heard from,
be returna giving Ibe Democrats 776
majority.
Keeling or Ibe Cabinet.
Tbe flal regular meeting of the Oabllet
alnce Oongreaa look a recess waa
lelil to-day. All the membera were '
present.
TUIliM Mkwl taatlim.
A colored oblld having been admiteil
to one of tbe publfo achools yeaterlay,
seven white ohlidren were in con- ,
leqtioneo withdrawn by their parenta. j
OIHOIRBATI.
ClHCIHNATI, Jao. 4.
A meeting of the bar of this oily waa
teiil thla morning, wltb reference to the
leatb of Gen. McUroartv.
A meeting of tbe military organlaa>
lone wltb wblob Qen. McGroarty haa
Men connected, wu new lo-aay. 11
von reeolved to attend tbe faneral to*
n" row Ina body, at 10 o'clock. A
lommlttee wa? appointed to wait on
he County CominIwlODOra nnd reqtieat
bo appointment of aome person aa
?ouniy Clerk wlio will give ^opro- I
ioeda to the family of tho ueptaaed. 1
Tbe body of Win; Sohwll?s?ebele, of i
hla city, mining alnoe Deoember 37,
?aa found in the oanal yealerday. No
ilue to tba cause. 1
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NEWS.
The residenoo of ex-United States
Senator. D. K. Atchison near PlattBburg,
Clinton county, Mo., wai burned
Monday. All the farnlture and a large
library was ooniumed. Lota aliout
920,000.
Leonard Orooker, well known aa the
I the leasee of the New York oentral cattle
yards, at Buffalo, left St. Mary's
church, in that ally, Sunday night, In
a buggy with a hired man,for his home
two tnilea distant, since whioh time
nothing has been heard from him. It
is feared he was lost in the blinding
mow storm aud drawn into the ourrent
of a neighboring stream which swept
the tnrnpike away near by during the
niRbi.
The reduction of the wages of the la<
borers employed In digging down Fort
Hill, near Boston, led to Indications of
a riot, Monday afternoon, bat the excitement
wuh suppressed by the pres*
ence of a strong police force.
(toy. Palmer, of Ills., has received a
treasury draft for 982,397, on aooonnt of
the State War Department against the
General Government, being on registered
claims whioh with additional
vouchers were again presented and this
amount secured.
new IUHU va i.
Another French Opera Carnival.
Nkw York, Jan. 4.
The French Opera at the Theatre
Franealse last night was largely attended
by Demi-Monde and ward pol*
Itiolans, bnt op to 2 o'clock no dis
tnrbanoe had occurred. The usual
licenso prevailed In boxea and on the
floor.
Mra, (Jeorglana Itlmey, divorced wife
ofCortlandt Rlmey. Esq., one of the
Poughkeepsle Knickerbockers, made
an application lately before Jndge
Freeman, to open the judgment of the
divorce granted agnlust her. The
Rltney'ri moved In highly fashionable
circles. The lady 1m beautiful and the
Bcaudul has ocuHidoned much comment.
It Is reported thAt infidelity oomured
during lust summer at Long
Branch. Yesterday Judge Freeman
denied llio motiou In open thedlvofrce.
The CIlMbdh Nlrwt Truxedj.
The terrible love tragedy on Elisabeth
street excited general lulerest
yesterday and to day, and freHh developments
were made.| It la now evident
that the cause of the murder and
suicide was fear upon the part of the
murderer that he wonld soon bedeprlv*
ed ortho means to continue his unholy
Intimacy with his vioilm. The parties
are school teaobern in Brooklyn, the
man B<inman acting as principal of the
same school in which Miss McNamara
or Mrs. Allemarge was an assistant.
Baumau'a wife Informed the reporter
yesterday that her husbaud way a good
man until the school mlstross won his
affections from her. Mra. Allemarge
wts ihe divorced wife of a dissolute
Spaniard. The Intimacy wbloh terminated
ao tragically uad existed abou t
live months.
Arrived, the OUy of Baltimore, from
Liverpool.
In the osse of the two polloemen,
Hannagan and Remisen, who were
tried and convicted In the Court of
General Sessions, ror Having rouueu a
Kentncklun of about N30, and sentenced
by Recorder Hackett to five
years each In State prison, the Supreme
Court, to which a motion was made for
a stay of ezeoutlon or the sentence, bus
given an opinion, in wblob the stay was
refused. JndgeCordozo holds, however,
that the writ of error aBked for Is
one of their rights. Henoo he has granted
it.
In tbo Supreme Court, to-day, an
application was made to Judge Gordozo
by William F. IIowo, for the dis
charge on ball of Dmitri Josephs, of
Cincinnati, charged with having ob
tained, by false representations, some
sixty-six thousand dollars from Chapline
& Miller, and other merchants ol
this city. The District Attorney resisted
the application and Judge Cordozo
reserved his decision.
HASI1VILI.R.
Nanuvim.k Jan. 4.
In view ol tlm probable suspension
of pnblio schools, the Germans of
Nashville will orgaulz* tin English free
school of their own.
The number of bulex of cotton shipped
in Louisville aud Nashville from
the 1st of September to tbe 31st of Deoember,
was 17,070. against 20,890 laid
year.
The Conservative** have carried Knox
ville, electing meir mayor uy uw nm?
Jorlty, carrying nil the wards In the
Olty heretofore Rtwllcal.
Only three railroads have paid their
Jannary luterwU?the Nashville A
Chattanooga, Memphis it Ohio, and
Mississippi it Tennessee. The Inst
paid part, leaving a email httlaiioe.
The East Teuueaaeo it Georgia road
Sropoaes to pay one-thlrd In greenaoks,
one third In the Bank or Tenneeeee
notsa, and one-third in coupons.
The Mississippi Central it Tennessee
road offers coupons. The Mobile A
Ohio road offers u? pay f-10,000 In New
York, and the remainder iu coupons at
Nashville.
Nothing has been heard from the
Other roads. The Comptroller will not
receive coupons in payment of railroad
Interest. The proapeot of payment in
curreucy la encouraging.
FOREIGN NEWS.
By Cable Telegraph to the Intelligencer.
KSOLAND.
What HurU American Credit Abroad.
London, Jan. 4.
The Times thla morning In comment
lug on the democratic advocacy of repudiation,
tmya that the fears from that
quarter la due to the-laot that the American
bonds bearing* twioe the IntereaL
are not aa near par aa consols.
MPAlfV
Ucalgnntion ol (be Mlnlalry.
Madrid, Jan. 4.
A decided negative baa been reoeived
from Italy in the matter of the oandldature
ot the Dakaof Genoa, and aa a
consequence General Prim and all the
rest of the mlnistera have realgned.
tiik mnuru t?ouiii.k?.
mo Strike or the WMIern Union
Opcralfrt.
Cincinnati, Jan. 4
TUero la no partlenlar oh?u?e lo the
telegraph operators1 strike. The operrtors
are la session this morning, rewiving
dispatches from oilier polule
Tbeoffloera or tba lelsijrsph company
here ere confident of their ability to
attend to nil lioalneas.
Pnuwunrin, Jan 4.
The telegraph operators In the Woat
rn union ouioe in iuh ui?7, mm iuiii
Inalrumonta At 9:80 tbli morning. The
Dffloera of I ha company have aeeurad
operator* enouab to do baalnMI aa
naunl In the main oftloe.
Hlvrr nnd Weather.
Cmcimf ATI, Jan,
Weather clear; therwoinetar 90*.
Ilftlflmnr* Market
Bai.timork, Jan. 4.
FuiiiB-Mom an Ivej weelern auper- 1
Ino at |l 75a0: extra at |5S5a7.
Ubain?Whtal?Dull; red at |l 3Ji?
140. Corn?Aotivet prima white at 86a
12c. OaU-Dnll at 01?57o. Kj??f 1 00 1
>108.
P*ovialo:ia?Unchanged.
Whtikv?In fair Inquiry hi OSwifl 00
or wood nnd Iron bound. i
COMMERCIAL AID FUHCIAL
THE PUBLIC DKBT.
Illtltl Hilwi tor Dwatv.
WUHnOTOH, Jan. S, 1870.
Tbo following to tbo pnlillo debt iUComoot:
Debt bearing interest In eoln.J2407,93?,100 00 j
Interest*. 48,797,683 M
Dibt bearing Intercut In law- '
/ul money ...... 60,540,000 00
Interert...--. 1,120,90000
Debt on which interest has !
oeased alncn maturity- 4,140,988 64 j
Interest .~ 611,90660
Debt bearing no lntareat?demand
andlegal tender note* 856,118,008 60
Fractional currency a?,7?2,6<il 68
Certificates of gold deposit**!- 40,170,880 00
Total , 486^4644118
Total debt. 83,607^71,179 82
tntenst.? 60,408^9018
Total debt, prinolpal and Interest,
lndndlng oonponi
due not presented for paymoot
... 88^68,184,670 00
Amount in treasury?coin 100469,476 96 I
Currency ?. ? 19,778,968 02
Sinking fund in United States
ooln interest bonds and accrued
interest thereon........ 22,646^27 81
Otber United Btates ooln Intereat
bonds purchased 64,908,860 67
Total In Treasury 8809,887,71018
Debt 1Mb amount in Treasury, 2.448,740,968 81
Debt lea amount In Treasury
on l?t Ultimo 2,453^58,736 23
Ueorenflo of debt Idurlng tlie
month 4J127WW
Decrease Hlnco March lit, 180V. 70/710,803 70
(Uj Tolegraph.]
flew T?fk loaej and Modi luket
Nmw York, Jan. 4.
Monky?Aollve.at 7 per oent currency
and 0 per oent gold per annnm; and
MO per oent per day.
Sterling?Dull at per cent. ,
At the annaal election or Directors
for the Atlantlo and Great Western 1
railway company today, the tallowing j
gentlemen were elected for the ensuing
year: Hush C. Hawkins, New York;
iTbos, W. Kennard, New York; Wentworth
HugheB, New York; J. J}. Pan- i
I nes New York; W. P. Rogers, New '
York; Lawrence Johnatou, New York; :
D. J. Day, New York; W. W. M'Fari
laud, New York; Charles Day, New
York; David Jones, Kaveuna; John <
Garduer, New York; Tatlaw JackSon,
Philadelphia William Lee Randolph; 1
Jacob Crall. Ashland; Jacob Klblet, |
Gallon; J. W. Tyler, Cleveland, Geo, i
B. Babcock, Buffalo; James Moiienry,
Loudon; Joseph Teroque, New York;
William H. Taylor, New York; Samuel
Barlow, New York.
The fallare ol Hugh N. Camp & Co.,
Sugar Reilners, was announced to-day.
Tbo retlnery was at Bristol, but the ,
business of the firm and the liabilities ]
are oblelly In thlaolty. Their liabilities i
amount to |040,000. Universal sympathy
Is expressed tor the firm and merchants
promptly oame forward with
liberal otfers of money, one parly alone
tendering 9100,000 to Mr. Camp. The
firipdld not feel Justified in accepting I
financial assistance, preferring to asoer- J
tain their exaot position and lay a
statement of their affairs before their
creditors.
Gold?Dull and prices almost station
nary; opened at 119%, touohed 119% at *
which the moat business was donej
closed at UD/'i; carrying raieo x-oaai-io .
fier cent, Clearances thirty-six mil- )
loot.
Govbrnmhnt Bonds? Strong.
UulUxl atntofl fl's of 1881, couponjUl5k<fllM? |
Klve-lweatlGM (1KB) lia?Qlvj?
Flve-lwflutles (1?M ltfKMlia .
Flvo-lweutlos (1805 112%(?113
five-twenties (18? now 11154?111%
FlVB-twentlBH (IB?7 US fciiaVi J
Wve-lweuUt* 113 <?112? f
Ton-fortloB....... JIDJjallog '
PKCIQOB ....109 Cftotx I
Static SRooBrriKs-Qulet. ?
Stookh?Closed Hteady; with more j
disposition to buy than for some time i
P?t. j
dinoiunuu Market.
Cincinnati, Jan. 4.
Flouu?Unchanged and bnt Utile .
dono.
Ghain.?Wheat?11 08sl 12. Corn?
70o. Odin-60s66o for mixed.
Cotton?Firm; middling 24a24Ko;
and for good grades 24X is obtained.
Ton aooo?Unchanged.
Whisky?Dull at 94c. 4
Hoas?Dall at |9al0 00 (or live, and
fllall 60 for dressed. Keoelpts 3,100
head.
Pbovisions ? Unsettled and prlues
nominal; nothing of lmportanoe done. \
Mess Fork?Held at |27 50. Green ,
Meals?10c, 12Jtfc and 14Jjfc and dull.
Labd-15^s17o for atesm and kettle, g
Bdttbb?In better anpply and prices
drooping; fresh J49a29&o. 1
Eaa?-80o,
Oils.?l'elruUuur?L.iwer; refined 29
>32c. No obange In Lard or Unwed
OlU; demand moderate.
Qroukhiks?Unchanged and qulot.
UoLD-llai-S baying.
Hxohanoii? Klrm at par buying to
1-10 premium selling.
MoNaY ?Market quiet anil rather
easy. _____
tHilmco Market.
ohioaqo, jan. 4.
Fnouu-ln ralr tlilpplng demand (or
low and medium grades or aprlog axtrai;
aalea at |3 OOaS 76.
Gbaik?Wheat?Dull and lower at
33o for No. 1| 763i?77o fur No. 2; oloalng
quiet at 70Xa77o; very dull tlila afternoon
al 77o. Corn?Quiet, firmer and
Kale higher at 70a74o for regular and
freah recelpn of No. 2; oloalng at 70}{o
for regular; no grade quiet at KJaMJfo;
this afternoon there wars aellera or No.
2 at 70Ka Oau-Iu better demand;
aalea at MOalOXo oaah and aeller, the a
month; Jlo aeller, February, for No. 2;
oloalng at 40i40Xo, oaah. Bye?Onlet I
at 70a70J<o for No. 2. Barley?Dull; F
No. 2 nominal at 76i80o.
Hoai-Fairly aollve al (10 26*11 CO c
fur oholce Ma, dividing on 200 lba.
Live Hoga?Doll and eaaler at |8 SOa C
910 for common; IB 26a9 73 tor fair to ?
good; 910 30 for extra. jj
Cattli?Sleady, arm and fairly aollve
at ft OOaS 87H for outnmon to ex.
tra Oowa; |5 Ma6 00 for fair to medium;
til 50*7 26 for good to olinloe ablpplng "1
Steera.
new Twk Produce larhM. J
Nbw York, Jan, i. a
Cotton?Opp reeled, bnl very Arm,
and oloted qulei; 2,100 balea aold at ,
2fiXo for middling nplanda.
ffrmrn?niniad nnlni and ullshtlv In
bDyora' favor. f
Ohaii?.?Wheat?Dull and a ahade
lower, with limited export and milling
demand. Kye?Heavy and nominal.
OaM?Doll and heavy at 02>08o lor
weeteru. Corn?Nominal at fl 10*1 12 ,,
(or old mixed weaiern.
Provisions.?Pork?Doll at |29 25a
39 M for meaa on spot, and (23 25 bid p
and (28 SO aJked lor February. Beef?
Nominally nnahanged. Out Mean and p
Baoon?Nominal.
Labo-DuII and allgblly In buyers'
lavor,
Kaoa?quiet and unobanied.
H
m fork Dry UttU lulitl.
Niw Yobk, Jan. 4.
Trade la lnaotlve and prloea nominal ,
ly unchanged. A few of Sprague'a Ught
prints were opened at HXo, and the r
American In mediumoolorlngeat li'Ao, *
Heavy abeetlnga of the beat brands are ?
held at lOXo, bnt the aame goods can
be bought at Ohloago at lflo, and the ti
Btark A. at UXo, woloh la Ho above
genta1 prloea bere. The Augusta sheetings
are held at IGa. Colored ooUona a
quiet yet steady,
Loadon aukel. "
London, Jan. 1 j.
UOnBOIB?V-7k- AiUBiwau om?niw? ...
-lialBt mi.i atMdy: fln ?w*ntl?i oj '02,
i7Kl 'OSolJ.OTiiW, 85X; W-40., MX: II
Krte, 18; Illinois Central, 103; Ureal
Wrntarn, 28X. Punk fort Bonda- ?
Firm ?l 91. t>i
Ne FItui Ultra Limo. lM
11 i| v HBIA HH HLOa UUTHAUMB )l
lOOrr^bum^^Jfrj^f ?
jagjKjjg.
National Savlng'iBuikof Wluellig.
HotpwuM jukir isik, mm.
capitil, > (100,om.
m/TONET RBOtTVKD ON DEPOSIT
n>hi, oaUeetkraamadaoa *11 point* ami pro
Ruuxim h. List, RobertFrrtl'
Bobert Ulbaon, R, A*M*Uata
I. o. ThoDU, JamM MoUlansy.
J. L. BUM.
THOfl. H. lilBT. FraddMU.
J. MoOLUNEY.Vloe Fmldent,
a. F. HiLDBBTH, flashier.
/lB?T
NATIONAL BANK
or wmuM.
OmIbmM Depository V. H.
uafitat. ..., w/w
bdkplu8,... 69/xm
Monty reoelvtxl 011 deposit; Kiabonge
booghtand sold.
Collections made and prooeedi promptly
remitted.
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate of
rouB per oenl per annum where tiio doposit
remains Hx months, and viva pec
oent, If for one year.
Aooounta or Merchant*, Manufacturers,
Banker* and otben solicited.
Bevenne Stamps for sale In soma to rail.
A oonstant supply of Mew Fractional Currency,
and 1,2, a & 6c coin, kept for the aoDommodatlon
of depositor* and the publlo.
UEO. K. WHEAT. Freet
fa?Q. ADAMB.Cash'r.
MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK
or Weal fintaia.
capital raid in, *000,000.
IAHIB BANK BUOCEEDB TO TUB BUH11
am of the "Merchants' and tfeohanlae*
Bank of Wheeling." it la a designated Depository
and Financial agent of the United
States, and U prepared lo do a legitimate
Banking business.
PrukCmt-Ju. Nelson Vanee.
IHr?fUtr? Thomas Sweeney. L B. Delaplaln,
J as. 0. Acheaon, John Donlon. Robert
Wangle, A. Allen Howell, Wm. B. Simpson,
lamesDaaell. & to A1)Y, OaihkrT
The People's Bank.
( VFFIGE, NO. 91 MAIN8Tn WHEELING,
U W.Va. Money reoelved on deposit. Inierest
paid on special deposits.
Notea iiiiia Hiawtintoif, Kzohang*
x?nght and sold. Collections at borne or from
ibruad promptly attended to.
DisaoroBtk
John Held. Christian He*.
John John Vockler,
ttam'l j. Boyd, Hlchard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN it kid, Frest.
juhiah F. DFDBQBAFF. OaahT, myf
j, di i.iht. mkut aubmauju
KKNKT X. LOT. aiBSOR LAMB,
ouvn BBYB0LD.
Bank of Wheeling,
WHEELING. W. VA
DKALfl IN BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
Govemmeut Bonda, Htocks, Gold, Comneroial
Paper, and All Negotiable BeonrlUea.
Special attention given to oolieoUon*.
Interest allowed on Bpeoial Deposits four
er cent per annum six months, and five per
ent if left one year.
D. a L1BT, president.
I1BSON LAMB, Caihler.
(JfcJKPH BEYBOLD, A?*t Cashier.
mart-ly
National Bank of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.
Japllal paid In - - taoo.OM
igONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. INli
lereet paid on special deposits. No tea and
jviiM lihiwuitini. Exchangenought and sold*
lollecUons made on all points and proceeds
iromptly remitted.
IHrtofom
telfipza oglbbay, thomas hco bbs,
flghabl rbillt, a. 8. todd,
LBTHUB LXTTLX, JOB* R. UU KB A JUL
mbs Moclunby m. Pollock,
AMBfl MAXWSLL
CRIBP1H OGLEBA*.
JOHN WAGNER, Presldsnt.
Cashier,
HOT TO BKJMRM
FTTTRRARn Jtr. RROS'
MbV mmmr w *** v?r
CHEAP COUNTER.
Vblte Flannel, % yanl wldn, SS
Jambrlo, 10 yards for II00
Itnart'a Bpool Cotton, G for 96
.lnen Hamlkerchleft 6 for SO
Iblldreu'a Hnudkorchlefo, 4 foi 35
ace h HudkorcUlefs, 86
julleh' Gloves, 10
ftildran'atilovea, 6
jullofl' Halmoral ttklru. GO
jullea' Hoop BklrU, '?>
lines Bait Hoop Hklria, 13
iklrt lira Id, 4 balls Tor 2$
Vool Oo^xU, 10
loyn' BuapendorM, a pair lor 25
boa BruHliea, 15
lair Hrtubea, 15
Sillier DnaUint, 16
wo Hladed I'onknlvoa, 10
filling Ink, Sbottlea for 25
lent*1 Paper Untfo, r?u paU- for 00
"-? < tV?H D.I. Din. 1R
toys' Heavy Bocks, 10
blklran'a Woo) Hose, 10
raab,llyardaror 100
lonta' Homed Handkeroblefe, all grades awl
rloes, from lft oenta to fi. noyg<
WEST VIRGINIA
CJUX YBBSITT.
[on. J. T. Hokl Pret'l Board of KronUt.
i.C. UtutiUiM,tkc'y "
ALttX. MARTIN, D. D., PreritUnt.
ud frofetsor of Mental and Moral philosophy.
F. 8. LYON. A. M,, Vice Prertdeni,
rofemor of English Literature, and Principal
of Preparatory Department.
B. G. BTEVENB, A. M.,
Professor or Astronomy and pliysloa.
H. H. PIERCE, A. M.,
(Capt. U.S. A..)
rofessor of Mathematlrs and of Military
Taqtlfs.
j. j. btevenson, a. m., pu. u.,
rofewor or Chemistry and Natural History. I
K. w. wooa Ph. D.f
rofesmr or Ancient and Modern Languages.
o.w. miller, a.m.,
Amtxtant In preparatory Department.
D. 11. PUHINTON, Tntor.
GEO. M. HAGANB, Esq., 1
aperlntendent or Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH. W. BROCK, M. D.,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
HO*. JOHN A. DILLK.
ecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
ali. Tout begins 1st Tossday In Bept'r.
'iNricRTBKM " 1st Monday lu Deo'r.
i*hi no Term " 3d Tuesday lu March. I
})iirKNoxmifT, Id Wednesday in Jane.
uiTioH.?Preparatory, 16 00 per Term or <
IS weeks. t
" ?s?,,0? per Term of
oAaniMQ-Not to azoaed fl per week.
Wend stamp for Catalogue.
MomuAWTQWW, W. Va. sep4?esat
iimi iqhfin inn avvmw
No. 16 Qnlnoy atreel. j
IhDH AND HILL HRADfl,nMtljr printed J
ANU- urrUKKKH-LABICLH. \
IHUKA K lUUCUCH ANI> IILANKB
ttA V N??KhTH AND ill DIM OK l?ADINtt
KOUUAjfttttt
IM'KK, NOTIM, uSuiu-w.
1UW HiUHIorOtrantrt bUmtuuit*.
BALTIMORE * OHIO R. R< COMFY
Whuuinq, December 4lh, 1889.
PAHHENGEll TRAINS WILL RUM BY
the following ached ale on and alter December
GUi, IW-Wheeling time.
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
KA8T?LBXVII WB8T, VU 0. 0. D.
Wheeling * Leave Wheeling
Grafton. WO aim, , , faaivw
Baltimore MS * Newark IOjW *'
Wahh'nCllylOHJO M Oolumbwi.?lUfl6 14
*dnndaya Excepted. ;
MAIL TRAIN.
iMT-wurw WH>l,"a 1
Wheeling 'lioave Wheeling
dally at...11:40 a. m. dally au.....8:40 a. m.
AXBivniT BdUalr 3:20 *
Cain orom....1:20 p. m. Aaarvaa at
Grafton 5.10 " Barneavllle^GtOO a. ra.
Parkartb'/BlOJS M Oambrld?e..6JO M
Cumber landl 1:00 M fcan?vllle....7:40 "
Harper'sP'yl:15p.m. Newark- tMtt "
WlnetaeitarJfcOO M Oolumbua... 10:35
Baltlmore....5:l0 " <'?undayn Kxoopteil.
Wash'n CltyBJO M
gnndays Kzaepted.
KAHT LINK.
BATP-LBAVM WHT. VIA a O. D.
Wheeling Leave* wheeling
daUyaL.w.tidtt p. in. dally ak.....&ao a. m.
tnuiTM AT iy>lla<r,,,,,|,|,|,l;in i
Urafton 11:06 p. m. AHaiVKS AT
Cumbe)land4:l0 a.m. Bameerllle.l0:50 "
Harper's fytUD " Oambrldge-12:06 p. m.
WlnchoatorlO:C5 a. m Zino8vllTe....i:25 "
HageratownftfiO " Newark. < 3.-00 "
BalUmore.-llA5 M Columbus...-4.40 ?
WMh'n Cltylft) p. m. Banduaky.-10:45 "
Trains on the tjm gonnao*
lions at Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia,
New York and Beston At Relay
Honse, via Washington City, tor all poind
Booth.
Central Ohio trains make direct oonneo>
tlon at Columbus tor all points Wast and
North weft.
Tickets to allprlndpal points can be procured
at the oftfoa.
JOHN U W1140N,
Master of TnmsgortaU^^tlmore.
dec7 general Agent. Wheeling.
Cleveland k Pittsburgh Rail Road,
ON AND APTEB NOVEMBKH llth, 1909,
Trains will run as follows:
Expreaa. Mixed; Mail.
L'fBBridgeport* 5.56am 8.15am 2.00 pm
ttteubenvllle 7.00am 10/iSam 3X6pm
WeUarllle~. (UXIam 136pm 4^5pra
Alliance 11.20 am 5.35 p m
Arv Cleveland.*, s.oo p m 7 SO p m
Crsatllne^.,. 4.40 p m 1010 pm
Vart Wayneli.55 p m 345 am
Chicago........ 0.50 a m 9.80 a m
PlUabmgh...l0.35a m 325 p m 0.55 piu
aarriKuure,,.iu.. f p iu ?.w ?iu d?*ui
Baltimore,... 8.20 a m 9.00 a m
Washington 6 00 a in **12.30 p m
Fhil'delphla 8.10am Waiu 1.40 am
New York via
Allentown- 6.00am 10.00a ui 12.00 m
Mew York via
Philadelphia 0.41 a m 10 41 a m 1.00 pm
Ticket* to all principal points in the But
and Weet can be procured at the Union
offloe In Mobare House, and at the htatlon
at Bridgeport.
F. R. MY KHS,
^General Passenger and Ticket AgeuL
Change Time.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 89tb,
1889, the train on the Uempfleld Ballroad
will ran aa follows >
Leave Washington.. ....^.7:00 a. m.
Arrive at Wheeling ^......^9:80 "
RETURNING.
Leave Wheeling...-.*. p. u.
Arrive at Waihlngton .. fc80 "
W. D. BURTON,
novSS Buperlatendont.
TH^E3 ~
Safe Deposit Company,
OF 1?1*TTS3UIIUI1,
Incorporated by the LwiiUlnre or
*?eau*?. January J4, iM7,
FOB THB
Me-MMnftSoMcnrines
GOLD AHD SILVER,
Silver Plata, Books, Keoords, Diamonds
and Valuables of all
Desorlptlona,
UuUer Guarantee, And tor lUo
RENTING OF SAFES
ia itb
BURBLAR-PROOF VADLT3,
BlIMIIirul OMm,
No. 83 Fourth Avenue,
PITTS,BURGH, PENJCA.
GUABANTBE BATES.
Pbr a Year, or
lm Period.
Government and all uthor)
Opapon ttecaiiUe*, IloIh- > 9100 per 11.000
Qokl Coin or BulllonM.135 " 1,000
Bllver Coin or Bullion.....^...... 2 00 " 1,000
Silver or Gold Plate, under
sal. on owner's estimate . _
of roll value, and rate 100 100
subject to adjustment for
balk, on a basis of...
Deeds, Mortgage*, Vainah o papen generally,
when of no fixed value,II ayeareocli,
oraoopnllngto bulk.
W iIlh, 95. wbloh premium covers the remainder
or llie life of the maker.
Cash Boxes, or small Tin Bozea, for papers
of Hankers, Capitalist*. Merchants, Law*
yen. Tradesmen, Families, to., will be received
at Klb each box or trunk per year,
oontent* unknown to Uie Company, ana
liability limited, or they will be insured for
Uie full amount, tbe contents being known,
at above raiea. Mo charge lew than one
dollar.
Tbe Company Is also prepared to Bent
Bm?ll Iron flares, (each tanil*tied with a Tin
Box.) Inside Its Burglar>Proor Vault, the
Benfer exclusively holding the key thereor,
at the following rates, via: 115, 92U, I i;), MO,
ft ana 1100 per annum. Also, to Hioro
30ks of Aooount, Kecords, Valuable Title
Papers, etc., at reasonable rates.
OFfflOBHH.
JPmtdmUt
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
:V?x-Prt$idmt:
HENRY LLOYD.
| DireMnt
William Phellim, Byboh h. Paintbb,
Hbnay Lloyd, Joseph m. Morrison,
WilliamRia, gxobob black,
William M. Lyon, Cubtih u. hubbby,
Jaw l. Bknmtt.
Secretary and Treatunr:
S. P. VOH BONNHORST.
octl-3m
0. W. FftANZHBIM A l!U,
No, in? Markot nrroot,
WHAKL1MU, W. VA.,
IKPOBTKRB A WHOLVSALB DBA LIBS IN
Foreign A Domestic Liquors,
tfRve Just received by
DIRECT IMPORTATION, ,
Another luvolce <>/
3CTPBHIOH COQHAO IlliANDV 1
KOR MKUlL'Ah PUlU\jHb.S.
AIM K??|i (OKHTAitTi.T on if and Al Whole Ale
And ttouu, the
POKhMT, HKANDIKH, WINKH, UlN.AU,
THK OLUKHf UYK AND HOUIUlON .
WHIHKiC\8;
HNII TIHCCINK--rr OATAWHA ANl)Dl?UOttD
Wi*tiN,
4?l oar Own M a a u tartar*.
The* f?r?* a)*> eichwiv* Agent* for
9poor'? tttaudard Wuio Bitters, <
\ rttllulilu Ai>i?tw?tr huiI I'oiun, uuilAnex* [
ulleat prereutlve or omuplMluUi tncidont to
iie mmmuriMuon.
....... I-T II aI L lll '.'f llL'IU lIKl
rOBACCO AND CIGABS.
W.'i\ H1NGLKTON,
Ho. Ml Hula Nlrrol, Whwllif,
|*IN RWl'KtPTOr A IiAH?R AND well
1 Mlected m?>ok of Uio >?mt brand* of
Jbewlng aud Hmoklu* Tobacco, lllgar*,
lantTk, ao., which be offer* u? tuo inuTe el
lie low(-Hl rule*. Au MXNiiittiMtlou of IiIh
look 1* noIIuUmI. 0r4?*ra pmii\ylly dllod.
ooUt
Buudrlen. 1
?,NJ. IKON ! ! V\ .V IN OH, Hot 0
i*i??mhI nult, oiu; *ii>i ?)4<Mtr btml, an* 1
Mi*. IkJIowa, VUen,ltoiv> Hbuot Iron,
hIIh, I'mhnhI rtpiUoH, \o.
P.O. HiUDKKI'ii a littll,
fettfi y MtUu utreel
gttftUtf ?WM.)
Awomnw.
H EATON A PARKIKBON,
Attorney* at law,
Market Bt,below McLnre How.
STANTON A ALI.IHON,
ATTOKNEVH AT LAW,
4th ?u, MB tide. north ol Mourua.
WU. F. HOBliARD,
Allornoy at LAW,
114 Merket BL, below MeLnre Hum.
BOOTS ABD BHOMB,
AUCX. II. FOKUEY,
A 8HOUU,
No. a Main itrecl.
BAxm-tnfQ.
Bank or wheeling,
o. Lamb, Gaabler.D. 6. Ll^Prn.'t^,
cukainarl bank or whraxjnq
r u. AOami. cutter: a. k. Wheat, Prat,
" No* 88 Monroe rtreeu
MKRUHANTB WATT. BANK Of We* v?
B. Brady,Caihler; J.N. VinotPnrt,
N.B; opr. Monroe AMaluf.
National bank of west va^
J. Wfteuer, Cwlilor; C. Ogleta?, aren't,
B. W. oor. Main A Monroe atn.
VTATIONAL HAYINGS BANK,
JN H, P. Hlldretb, OMb.; Tboa. H. Ltot, Prea.
No. 66 Main at.
Pboplbb' bank.
J. P. Updegraff, OMhif J. Bald, Prert.,
No; 99 Main mU
BOOK BJLLKHB. ~~
JOHKPH ORAVKH.
Books, BUUonerr, Wall Ftptr,
MftKMoniottetL
OLOTHCTO.
rjHAB. PKAPFKffflAOH^
^ 75 Mftla B treat, Centre Wheeling.
lOHN U. ?TALLIIAgir^mt
Mo?^Montoc 'U
TWOS. liOUHK8AOO?
~~ OORDAGB. _
cmu^, ggfl&V
PBY QOOD8
G?
JQHN uo^ Km porl tun,
j^aaa^
dbpooistb.
' QBOQgBB
D/-mW'N4^?n^J.
_ ? H.MYTH
R uJSVStfSS&wt *"? ?
WHOIiBBAXB GffiO0BH81_
TUT Mnnnmnw A ?O_
I i Wholesale Qrooen.
Corner Main and Q,nlnay utreeU
T>AXTON * OGLEBAY.
1 Wholesale Grooent,
M Malnwtreei.
HATfl" AHD 0AP8.
UARl'KR A BBO.,
Wbolwale Huts and Uupa,
Main rtreet
PfBUBAKOR ~
A KTNA FlilK A MARINE IN HO HAN UK
Accompany. 8. P. Hlldrelh,Hec'y; JOHN
ft/HlLL BB, A wit Betfy, 61 Main rtroei.
PTHE A MARINE IN8URANCF. CO..
J. 0. Hervey,ttecreiary,
offloe next door to M. N. BauA.
FKA VKLIN INHURANGB COMPANY, .
O, M. Coon, Secretory.
? Monroe dxtoL
PEABOBT INBURANUE CO.,
N? 0. At thur, Agonk
Bailey'i Block, No. lOBMarket Rtreet.
MTTBIO.
Hamilton a hakding,
Pianos, Ortani and Bheet Music,
108. Market Blreet.
PHOTOQRAPHEHS,
Brown a higginb,
Photographers A Deal em In Chromoa,
117 Main Htreet
AC. PARTRIDGE,
IMiotographlo and Hlook Depot,
117 Main HtreeU
PBIHTIHQ.
FKKW.HAOAB8SHAI^nuii^
IB Qolncy Ml?t.
PBWlflU KtatmAxijau,
WKRD RKWINO MACHINE,
H?wtell A CO . Agent*.
10B MarkelRlreet.
WM. MUMNKRA DO.,
Wheeler A Wttoon Hewing Machine*,
Mo. S3 Monroe Htreel.
. WHOLE8ALB TOBAOOO.
WT78INQL1TON. "
Wholesale Tobaooo.
* 88 M?l? Btreet.
WATCHES ft JBWBLBY.
T A. J*ABH,
I Watch en, Jewel ry * Hllvar War*.
iffil Main itreet.
Dxtoby a puffikld.
WhIcUm, Jewelry and Fauey Uooda,
IC4 Market ?ueot.
WM. H. RKNOTCURN A CO.,
Jewelry, Watottaa. Aa,
104 Main etreet.
BSAIi B8TATB AQKTfTB.
| JII WIN,
I- ICenl Rstaie Agent,
-a Maun* Html
11H0H. O'BRIKN, ? *
1 HMtj4<U>l0A??UU
um&J.cnxUim Home
2TATK OK .wsar VlhUiUlA, OHIO
j County, mu. Municipal Court of-Wueolor#
December Knlwi 188*
Jnmot Wi ^Vard, 1 Ajuttimbat lu '
t'liUrIwB.8o??r?ii. J*"" !""- "
tiio citdoct or ihla milt tn to ra'eovur of tb*
Infeiidauttho mm of 1160 CV wllb Interest
linroon from tbe 6th day of July ?Uj6il.
An attachment having been Iwraed end
tvied on tbe MtiUi of the t<4U defendant in
bobandH and poaoulon ofrl. n. Kerry ?t
>?., nnd Jainen W. Ward nr4tM??Nty ot
And It appearing by an afrtdavll tiled In
hutoan*e tnattbosaiii Charlie ?. Heva/aon
i a nuu?rtaldenl ot ILIn Hlate, ou moiioa ol
be pUlntlir It laordorod tnat bo appear a*
lefendantlu Ihln catue wiUitu oaemontl
ifler the date of tbe flrat palilloatlon bere
.1, and do Wh*t la nocewwry to rreiect hl?
nturwt in tbli hu?u
A. Ji.CHAVLlNK, Clerk.
A ropy teat: A. II. Chapt.mv, Clerk.
.1. b. mcluejc, p, 1^, ?
WniiLi^o, L?ec. l5, 1IW. declMtVt

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