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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-13
From New OrIenns.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. u.-Advices
from Tampico announce that both the
Liberals there, and Nfejia, the Imperi-
alist, at San Luis, are eXacting heavy
forced loans for the support of their
soldiers.
The Tribune says it trusts the organi-
cation by Congress of Provisional OF
Territorial Government in Louisiana.
superceding the present one, will NOM
mate j. Durant for Governor, and SAYS
all other Union men who have held Of
flee have been failures.
The Times to-day welcomes the in
designations by the committee of Con-
gress of the New Orleans riots, and
hopes it will be omen, thorough, COM
plete and unbiased.
The Times Shreveport special saws.
that terrific tornado passed through
Henderson county, Tennessee, on the
evening of the 4th, killing six persons
and seriously injuring twelve others,
and doing great damage to the country,
Five or six houses were blown down,
and one tower of the Academy, where
by four scholars were killed and twelve
seriously injured.
The Red river and other streams are
getting very high.
New ORLEANS, Dec. ll.-Adyices
from TampicO announce that both the
Liberals there, and Mejia at San Louis
are exacting heavy forced loans to sup
port their troops.
The New Orleans Tribune insists
upon an organization by Congress of a
provisional or territorial government
in Louisiana, to supersede the present,
and dominates Thomas j. Durant for
Governor. It says all other Union men
who have held offices have been fail
ures.
The Times to-day welcomes the in
vestigation by a Congressional Com
mittee to examine into the causes of the
riots.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IA special to
the New Orleans Times, from Shreve-
port, states that a terrific tornado passed
through Henderson and Rusk coun-
ties, Texas, on the evening of the 4th,
killing six persons, severely injurinE
twelve, and doing great damage to the
surrounding country. Five or six
houses were blown down, and one
wing of the Academy, killing four
scholars and seriously iniuring Twelve.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. ~. w. Garrett,
was to-day, reelected President of the
Baltimore q Ohio Railroad. .4a
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SwEETsBURa, Dec. IL, (Evening.)-
The Court ruled out Mr.. Devlins plea,
The prisoner was arraigned and plead
not guilty. The trial will commence
next Tuesday. The Court adjourned
till Tomorrow,
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KANSAS CITY, NO., Dec. 1.-THE
City Council to day ordered the issue
of $50, 900 as a first installment OF the
$500, 900 subscribed by the city to the
Kansas City and Fort Scott Railroad.
The contractor will begin the work in
10 days, and will finish 25 miles OF the
road by September next.
The new road, to connect this city
with the Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail-
road, will be completed by May next.
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PHILADFLPHIA,

The Shoe and Leather Reporter says: The
trade OF the last three days has changed but
little II any from our last report. Some buy
erS from Indiana and Pennsylvania have
Deen in the market making purchases OF the
by them, chiefly from the state OF Pennsyi-
Vania1 Is giving them moderately active
business for the season of the year. The
manufacturers continue to receive some or
ders from the South and West which, to-
gether with those received from nearer Nv 10.
calities and city retailers, are keeping them
tolerably well employed. Some OF the man
ufacturers have commenced making up
WORK adapted for spring and summer wear,
Dut Will for the present manufacture moder-
ateiy. and no change of Importance will
probably take place until about the opening
OF the new wear.
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National Banks.

NEW YORK, Dec. ll.-There were no new
national banks authorized during last week.
and none ceased to exist.
Currency was Issued to the banks for the
week to the amount of SSJ66 The total
amount Issued to December was S2gg $50 g3l
F rom this amount there should he dedueted
total OF S2g7, ST., $50. =
There have been but tTifIing changes In the
amount OF securities held by the Treasurer OF
the United States for circuation and deposit
tories OF the public money,
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Fire.

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. ia fire last
night destroyed four buildings in the
centre of the city. Loss $500. No in
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NEW York, Dec. IA letter from
Raleigh, n. c., says the Regulators are
cleaning out the Workers and negroes.
Northerners are shot, and negroes are
shot and hung daily.
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New York, Dec. PA London paper
says the basis of the agreement between
the United States and France relative
to Mexico is, that certain tracts OF land
shall be left open to French colOniza-
ton, and the arrangement for pay
ment by France to Mexican bond
holders sha llremain intact.
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SwEETsBURo, Dec. I2.-The court to-
day decline arguing the second plea re-
garding the Jurisdiction of the court.
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RICHMOND. Dec. l2.-It is stated that
only four members of the Legislature
can be relied on TO vote for the Consti-
tutional Amendment.
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DECEtBER -HossKtIled to-day 41,o.
N E1[ pens 80 a. Total KILLED about 52OJ hog
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BUFFALO, Dec. I2.-The storm is over
and the railroads are running all right.
The Erie canal closes to-day.
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DENVER CITY, Dec. 1.-THE Cheyen-
mes are exhibiting hostile disposition.
Trouble anticipated soon.
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ALBANY, Dec. 12.-Henry Keep was
elected President of the Central Rail-
road, and w. 6. Fargo, Vice President
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The imports OF specie at this port during
the week have been as follows:
Dec. Steamer Arizona, AsptnwaII
~, = e; So, II9
vana-Gold --.......................,. I24 42s
1otai Ior me Week Sl56,6l7
1Le'4OUsiS y26I, G92
Total since January l, 1896 e. ,42I 40
GOLD IN THE TREASCRY.-The Treasury ON
SATURDAY held gold to the amount of S95,72l-
70 10 Of which s20OO.0G0 were held on gold Ger
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Steamboats,.
FOR CINCINNArr

Regular Passenger Packet for pitts.
buFEh, wheeling and ParkeraburS.
- The new and elegant passenger
ls8s-ts5 'Steamer 'GREY EAGLE" Capt,
Liz@akJohn Gordon, a. r. BuntiIig
Clerk, leaves Pittsburgh for ParkerSbur ~
every Wednesday and Saturday at ~ M:
leaves wheeling for ParkerSburg every
wednesday and saturday at II n. m: leaves
PaTkersbuTg for Pittsburgh every Monday
4nd Thursday at p M; leaves Wheeling for
FarkersbuTg every Tuesday and Friday at :
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon
day and Thursday Mt the Wharf Boat until
p. IN.
BOOTH, BATTELLE4 CO..
oct Steamboat Agents.
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GROVER q BAKER

DoNT BUY ANY SEWING MACHINE
II without first seeing the
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Pittsburgh, wheeling and Pnrkcrs-
burg.
The steamer LEM IEOTI. y
Lslliisssi3IeSSfs5lw Will leave for ParkeTsburY an
15iz4lG aniPOlis every uesday and Fri
DAY night OF each week Mt 9o'clock,
h1eII34r - leaves for Pittsburgh Monday
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
BOOTH, BA1CELLE & co.,
SepSu-I AHenfR
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gEwEIrY.

IT. SCOTT. w.H.mNNEoEN.
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Elastic stitch and Lock stitch Ma.
once, l59 Market street, Wheeling.
nOvl9-tjanleod
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The Latest News.

T Il L r @ RAP H.
BY the Union Line:
Omce, corner of Main and Monroe strAets
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Purchasers can see how a suit of furniture
VIII appear In their house, and can from
thz'e rooms, make better selection than
tDey can from furniture prOuISl.uonsiv TISr-
ed In kRFge ware-rooms. noy24sIrad
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-13

T II E
PERU WAN
S Y r. u =
Is 4 PROTECTED SOLUTION or THE
p OF NIDE OF IRO y. .
new discovery in medicine which
STRIKES At THE ROOF OF DISEASES,
by supplying the Blood with is vital principle, or
life ccment-llON.
This is the secret Of the wonderful success Of this
remedy in curing
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Chronic DiarrhGa, Bols, Nervous
Affections, Chills and Fevcrs,
lIumors, Loss of Constitu-
tional Vigor, Diseases of
the Kidneys and bladder, Female
Complaints,
and all dsca scs originating in a
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD,
or accompanied by Debility or Low State Of the
System.
Being free from Alcohol in any form. its encrgiz-
ing effects are not followed by corresponding rcac-
ton, but are permanent, iniusing STRENGTH,
vIGoR, and NEW LIFE in all parts OF the system,
and building up an IRON CONSTITUTION.
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY.
FROM THE VENERABLE ARCIIpEAcoS SCOTT, I'D.
DUNIIANl, Canada East March q. 1865.
=" am an inveteratc Dyspeptic Of more
than % wears standing"
=" have been so wonderfully benefited in
the three short weeks during which | have used
the Peruvian Sylup that can scarcely persuade
myself of the reality. People who have known me
l,..l tha, |
aud can but recommend to Others tha' which has
done so much Tor me-. =
A Case Of q Years Staining Cuni
From INSLEY JEwE1T, No. 10 Avon Place,
Boston.
81 have suffered and sometimes severely, for
% wears, from dyspepsia. l commenced taking
the Peruvian Syrup and found immediate benefit
from it. In the course of three four weeks |
was entirely relieved from my suierings and have
enjoyed uninterrupted health ever SINCE
A CLERGYMAN WRITES AS FOLLOWS:
"Mv VOYAGE to Europe is indefinitely postponed
have discovered the Fountain OF Health on this
side of the Atlantic. Three bottles OF Peruvian
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Thousands have been changed by the use of this
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A pamphlet Of 81 pages containing certiic- ties of
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much other valuable aud interesting matter, will
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r3J-See that each bottle has PERUVIAN SYRUP
blown in the glass.
FOR SALE by
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And by all Druggists.
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ia" BEWARE ! !. ! otall worthless limitations.
Gf'- Sec that "CosrAG's" name is ON each Box.
Bottle aud Flask, before YOU buy
I45Address, HENRY Il COSTAR.
iS2 Broadway, y Y.
.r8- sold in Midd'ebury VT, and By all Drug.
l.ists and keihilrrs
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WILBORS COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER OIL & LIME.

FOR CONSUMPTION, it is the ONLY ,oIi.Ll.
remedy known. II has, in thousands Of instances
restored patients that seemed past hope Of recoy,
cry; and in tens Of thousands, has arrested tia
disease III ITS primary stages, and restored th.
patient to robust health '''
BRONCIllTlS.-Itse effects in this trou,I.sor,.
uisease are very marked. 1t is necessary TO Ter,
SIS, ~ rs use Tor considerable length oftime.
FEMALE DEBILITY.-To sustain and augment
,he Vital forces; to make new, rich and pure blood
to build up the nervous system to rest"r. cnsr,,',
to the mind and body,-cothing can be better
adapted than this preparation.
IN Asthma, General Debil tv, Eniaciation. Coughs.
it is n reliable remedy. Nine tenth of the 90, >,
Mherc Is supposed to fail simply arise from the
became obvious. BE careful and yet the pcnu;n.
1 ma H only by a. b. wlLBOR, Chemist
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MONITOR, Vt, June 2S, 1900.
Mcs'rs. ). w. FowLE & Go Boston.
Gentlemen Having tor twenty wears past been
~ the habit OF using DIR. WisTAR's BArsAM OF
Wild CHERRY in cases of Coughs. Colds. and Pull
monarv Affections, can testify to its great merits
with the utmost confidence. | believe it to he the
best medicine for these complaints ever used, and
have no doubt that the oi it has at three sew
crhl times saved me fr'm Consumption bc>i,lcs
many times in late years, ailording immediate re-
lief in less severe attacks.
am 10 years Of age and for many years have
been subject for pulmonary disease, but bv the
use OF this excellent remedy keep myself quite
comfortable. can hardly find language to cx press
the exalted opinion have of the Balsam and re
commend its use to all as the best remedy that can
be used. GEORGE DAFT
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S66

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEiT.-Speaking
OF "CusrAH's' Rat, Rooch, Ants, &c., ENtcrmin-
ator-'' more grain and provisions are DESTROYED
annually in Grant County hv vcrmir than would
pay for tons OF this Rat and lnse, Killer Ian
caster, Wis. Herald.
.rE- See "CosTAR',' advertisement above
cfr sold in Mdllcbury Vt, and by all Drug
sists and Dealers. 4;3m
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1866

HOtSEkEEPERS troubled with vcrmin need
bc 81 no longer, il they use "CosrAR's Extcrmin-
at"r We have used it to our satisfaction aud il
a box cost -, we would have it. W. have tried
tusoms. but they effected nothing: but "Costar's"
article knocks the breath out of Rats, Mice,
Reaches, Ants, and Bid-bugs, quicker than VIC can
write it. 1t is in great demand all over the coun-
trv.-Madina, Ohio Gazette.
III See "CosTAE's' lNcrtiscmcnt above.
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"COSTARS' RAT ENTERNIINA TOR is simple,
safe and surc--thc most perfect EAT-itication
meeting VIC have ever attended. Every Rat that
can get it, properly prepared will eat it, and every
one that cats it will die, generally at some place
distant a. possible from where it was takcn.-
Lake Shore. Mich, Mirror.
LG-Sce "NosTAEs' advertisement above.
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FROM MIR. NORMAN FINNEY.

. NONkT'lN, June z, 1HUU.
Mcssrs. S. W. FpwtE Il Co., Boston.
Being always willing tog ivc NV influence in aid
of a good cause. chccrullv testify to the great
merits of Dr. WIsrAEs BAISlM OF WILD CHERRY
which have had occasion to make use Of many
times during the last ten wears in cases Of Liver
Complaint. hard Cough, and Splitting of Blood. at
tended with other dangerous symptoms and have
always found complete relief in this excellent re-
ncdv. My experience with other remcdic, for all
these disease, a well with the trial of many
prescriptions of physicians leads me to believe
that the Dal>am is superior to all OF them. With
out any hesitation | recommend this remedy as
the hest one cNtant for all attacks Of Colds Coughs
and Lung Diseases. Yours truly, NORMAN FfSSrY.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
PREPARED BT
SETH W. FOWLE & son, Is fremont S., Boston
And for sale by all Druggists.
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| SGG.

RATS vs. UNDERSTANDINGS engages in shoot
ing small birds is cruel man; whoc, err aids in
discriminating rats is a bcnetactnr. We should
like some one to give the benefit Of their cxpcr-
icncc in driving out these pests. We need some
thing besides dogs, eats, and traps for this bust
ncss.-Scentiic American, y. I.
LJ"Scc CusrAR's" advertisement above.
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IllE EYE TIE EYE!

DIR. L. KNIGHT has discovered ncw trc,tuor,
tor the Eye, bv which lie is curing some oi tho
worst cases OF Kindness and Deafness yer known
without instruments pain.
CANCEES.-Dr. Knights new treatment for
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81" cess. HumnrS Of every kind eradicated from
the system. No charge for consultations. Onic.
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ID Il J. A Il q o. A HIS
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ising from impurities Of
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The trial Of single Bottle OF either will gain
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1866.

INCREASE OF RiTS.-Thc Farmers Gazette
tEngli,h) asserts and proves by figures that one
pair Of RATS will have a progeny and descendants
no less than Col go in three wears Now unless
this immense family can be kept down, they
would consume more food than would sustain
a. 600 human beings
r-S-ScC - (usI'Ap'sn advertisement nLnvc
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A ENUIlo, SaVGpP


The recent death of Gordon Cumming, the
lion tanner, calls up an anecdote concerning
little Bushman Cor perhaps he should be
called Bushboy) whom he brought back with
him from his last journey in South Africa, and
endeavored to civilize. The Bushman, on his
side, adored his master to the fullest extent of
his limited faculties; followed him about with
the fidelity of dog, and did everything he
babe him do, even to wearing the smart cos
tune which Mr.. Cumming had made for him,
though always manfesting his dislike for these
troublesome appendages by uttering series
OF plaintive, semi-articulste howls, whenever
he put them on. Though docile to his master,
it was known that the little yellow savage, with
his small eyes and lank hair, had sharp teeth,
and could bic ike a mastiH, and he was,
therefore. an object of no little terror to the
household, including Lady Cumming herself,
though the poor Bushman showed almost as
much fondness for her as for her son. On
one occasion the latter, having left home for
the day, after experimenting, as usual, the
toilet of his protege, the little Bushman, COM
pretending, apparently, that he would be his
own master for several hours, went up to his
room, took off every bit of the obnoxious
apparel, hung small mat upon his back, and
thus lightly and arly attired, made his ap-
pearance in the drawing room, where he at
once sat down at Lady Cummings feet. a
position from which no amount of persuasion
could dislodge him. No one dared to use
force with the little savage, and all Lady
Cummings visitors had thus the unexpe cted
opportunity of learning the nature and cx tent
of a Bushman's views on the subject of
clothing.
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MARINE Jour N Al.
pGgF or RsALFs sas pssE,,
Arrived.

- TUESDAY. June 10 1874
;Stsamshlp william Kennedy Hallet. from Boston
ton, n C-to j Brandt, Jr.
=, steamer Thomas Relso. Russell, from Norfolk-to
Steamer City Point, Lands, from Norfolk-to
Steamer Lancaster, Tonlinson from JToyro do
Grace-to J J Taylor. ~
Steamer Richard Willing, Cundif. from philadcl-
phia-mise 10 Shrlver.
Steamer John r THOMPSON McKaiy from Now
4ork-mdSe TO A Shriver.
Steamer massachusetts, DUNCAN. from Poeomokc
:, Ship Molock2, NICHOLS, from Cardiff. P R-iron to
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Br bark Gutenberg, Rasehen, from Bremen-ndse
a a passengers to Won Aapf Arens-towed up by
Br brig, John Bycrs, Pqe from Demerara 9Th ult-
sugar AND molasses TO " II Perot-sailcd in company
with br brig Magma Charta for New York; left in
ESfs fI 6Fss Sfhe5apSake for baltimore. in days
Bolton & cO-umber t. J u artshorne. '''' y --NA1
steamer Thos Ks!go. Russell. Norfolk-M Falls
l. steamer 4 City Point, Lands. Norfolk-J Brick
Steamer Mary Mary Washington, Kirwin. Fredericks
Steamer Express. Ryther Alexandria-A Need
Steamer Massachusetts, DUNCAN. Pocomoke river
to c K Cannon. ~ 0i
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson. Havre de Grace-J
Taylor. =" ''
Steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore. New York
y SnTlYef.
Steamer Florence franklin Pierson. PHILADELPHIA
j Shriver
Prus bark Jessie Heinrich Haase, Antyerp-C
a Berry.
:, Br brig Eleanora, Foxwell, West Indies-J C
Yates il Co.
Brig ISAAC Carver Shute, Roston-Kelsey & Gray.
Sargent "
ut Barge Ii 3 Knapp. Hager. New York-S NJ Ham,
Hamilton 0"'O"eH' 'eiseS Ol'S-o M
SSc shr Pi5e e. Anderson. Dighton-E Pratt Bro.
schr AM aeSynard, Price Boston-E Pratt & Bro
Pratt & Bro. 'u"lD' bezemer' Hudson, N Y-E
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