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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04
ELECTION RETURNS
Majority in the Panhandle.........45l

The Wellsburg Herald makes the
point that the Panhandle counties did
not taste the war sufficiently strong
If they had, the majority for the
amendment would have been larger.
That rule viii not exactly hold out. as
in Hampshire and some other such
counties they voted rather strong
against the amendment However, il
is true as general proposition that in
our adjoining counties the Union peo-
pie did not feel the necessity for a pro-
tectiye measure like the amendment,
because they had not experienced the
hardshlps and alarms of the war.
The official vote in Brooke county Is
SS5, of which 427 were given for and 4Os
against the amendment The majority,
says the Herald, sis hardly large
enough to brag over but sufficiently So
for safety, and the heavy decline from
last falls vote should admonish all
concerned that hereafter no great risks
should be run with unpopular meas
ures or men,"
We have unofficial returns from
counties below as follows:
Cabell county 1877 majority for the
amendment.
Putnam county . majority for the
amendment.
Nicholas county 65 majority for the
amendment.
Calhoun county Ill for to 13S against
the amendment.
Wayne county is reported to give a
small majority for the amendment.
Eayette is reported TO give a small
majority against the amendment.
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lief Sent free of charge in sealed letter en-
velopes. Address, DT. j. SRILLIN HoUGH-
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THE Louisiana country papers give
sad accounts of the floods and the dis
tress consequent. Provisions are being
constantly forwarded. The corn and
cotton OF twelve parishes are destroyed.
The Red River country and the Qua
chita and Atchafalaya rivers are one
vast ocean.
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A NEW York paper says that Tru-
man II. Bartlett. the Connecticut
sculptor, ''has just completed very
beautiful bust of Maggie Mitchell. The
bust is splendid portrait, full of char
acter, and with all the peculiar ex-
preston of the charming original. The
hair is arranged in Grecian style. The
drapery is light, simple and pleasing.
The friends OF Miss Mitchell have ac-
cepted the work OF Mr.. Bartlett as
most eXcpIIentu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04

THE Chicago Times appears to have
a special grudge against the Chicago
Repu0ttean, and is attempting to cry it
down. 1t declares that the Republican
receives no news, and that sit has, in
fact. collapsed" Yet the readers of the
Republican find all the fresh news in
its columns every morning, and yet no
symptoms of its having COLLAPSED"
are aDparent.
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Our friends, the Fenians, seem 70 be

coming out of the Canada invasion
movement in much the same style as
the Campo Bello fiasco a few weeks ago
that is second best. The news will
not tend to increase the demand forihe
bonds of the unborn republic. We fear
there will be an Overwhelming coll
lapse in the financial department atthe
Roberts headquarters very like the one
atthesplendid mansion of o NIahony af-
ter the return from the coast OF Maine.
II seems incredible that any other result
could have been anticipated. The idea
of striking an effective blow at Great
Britain on the soil of Canada ought to
have been too ridiculous for even mo-
mentary consideration. Such scheme
however only serves to show in what
reckless and blind folly the whole
movement from first to last had its
origin.
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on Thursday May 10Th, ut the rezdenceo or
The brides 1afner, Henry Rouzer, ESD,
saNw, OF Lovettsville, Virginia, and Mis-
e1AesfE RouzKR. 2 is.ss -
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THEPan Mall Gazette drily observes:
"we may as well make up our minds
to have Fenianism as chronic all
ment of the body polite. Prudence
may prevent its ever becoming acuteI
and custom may inure US to it, as it al
most has to the income tax but there
the nuisance probably will be for n
long time to come. It is the livelihood
of q great number of people to be disa-
greeable TO Great Britain.
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THE Hon. C. d. Hubbard is at home
on brief visit, in consequence of the
adjournment of Congress in honor of
General SCOTS memory.
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Sabbath School FESTIVAL.

A FESTIVAL WILL BE GIVEN ON
n Monday and Tuesday evenings, the fin
and 5th instant. in the clay street Baptist
Church, the proceeds of which will be given
to purchase library for a new Sabbath
School. Tickets of admission Is cents Doors
open at ~ O'Clock, p. m. lust
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MASON CoUSTY.

The total vote in Mason county was
1872, of which !, I03 were given for, and
500 against, the amendment. Says the
Point Pleasant Register:
wonder what Lane, Burdett, Walk
er, Vance & Co., think of Mason county
now? She didn't give 1000 Conserve
tive majority, as they represented in
che upper part of the State she would"
Major John o. Butler, President of
the Board of Registration, had his house
burned in Mason county the night be-
fore the election-supposed to have been
the work of rebel fncendiary.
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ale.p advertisements.

TIME GREENWOOD CEMETERY COM
L PASN. being now prepared to sell lots,
an agent Of the company viii be upon the
cametry grounds on Wednesday, the 9th inst
Ifom 4. NJ. till P. NJ, when purchasers
can make their selections. A payment of $40
per lot VIII be required at the time selection
Is made,-the remainder to be paid within
10 days
After that day plat will be at the office of
the company, on Main street, over the Bank
of Wheeling, where parties can CALI and
make selections Il c BARHAM,
JUST Secretary
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Popular Shoe House,

Situated ON Main street, has of late become
so greatly Panic Stricken thai he has been
compelled TO consolidate with Jews and Cen
tile. in order that he may be able to meet the
wants OF his few customers" and yet he Is
50 greatly demoralized in his prices that he
has to increase and decrease every twenty
four hours
Take advice my good brother
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Valuable Property for Sale.

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List of Letters.

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To obtain any OF these letters, the applicant
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this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
II not called for within one month, they will
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The senate REORGANIZATION scheme.
The Senate has SO radically amended
the House resolution proposing amend
ments to the constitution that it may
be considered a new scheme. The
amendments are unfortunately lump
ed together as a single amendment in
Liz sections ne fnIln,rs
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Respectfully Composed.

p. S.-Babies shoes only five cents, as adj
vertised May 18th, 1896. Reference not re-
CURED JUL"
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Sorgum Cane Mills.
100 CANE MILLS-ASSoRTED SIZES
1OlI Marttnsvtlle and Columbus patterns
mySl PC. HIt 4DRErH & BRO.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-28

a Washington telegram Of the Goth
announces that the statement recently
printed about the President abandon
ing his policy Of restoration in the
forthcoming message is utterly false
and absurd. The President abandons
nor abates no portion of his policy.
The constitutional amendment is ac-
knowledged to be a failure and impos-
sible Of adoption, hence the Congress
sional scheme Of restoration is COM
plete failure. By the Presidents plan
If it is fully adopted, Congress has
only to admit the loyal represen-
tatives from the South, and resto-
ration is complete. This view will
be advocated in the message, but
in Difference to the views of the ma
jority Of that body, Endorsed by the
recent elections, the President will
suggest a method Of amending the
/ Constitution in such way as to make
/ it to the interest Of the Southern peo-
pie to give the ballot to the negro
! Doubtful
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Y T. Q W

BANGOR, Me, Nov 27.-Most of the wool
en- manufactures in this vicinity have closed
because the wool in its original state costs
more than the manufactured goods sell for
in an open market.
New YORK, Nov. Pin the Supreme
Court yesterday, Judge Sutherland decided
that the question of how much African
blood is necessary to determine whether
man is colored was a case to be decided by
jury.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27-Cotton is unchanged
Sales to-day 5000 bales. Niddling Uplants
144d
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The domestic
exports for the year foot up five hundred
millions of dollars.
0. H. Perrin, late of Memphis, has been
appointed Assessor of the First District of
New York.
There is no doubt of Secretary McCulloch's
determination to contract the currency as
speedily as possible.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Cotton is steady but
quotations are unchanged. Sales to-day
s 900 bales AIddlng uplands l45.
NASliiNNTIt)N, NOV. CT our CpIOIt't III
diyiduals are among the invited guests to
the banquet to be given to the Radical
members of Congress on Saturday next.
They are Fred. Douglas, Robt. Parrish,
Highland Garnet and H II. Day.
At a Cabinet meeting to-day it is under
stood the President read a portion Of his
message to the members aud from what can
he ascertained, it seems he has no intention
whatever of parting from the policy hereto
fore announced.
Advices from Paraguay state that the de-
feat of the allies at Comparty had caused a
complete disunion among the leaders of the
allies.
Gen. Mitreol evacuated Carrea and left
with the rest of the army for Sugentz; he
had refused to avail himself of the Brazilian
transports for the convenience of his troops.
BosToN, Nov. 27.-At a caucus for Mayor
at Chilla, last night, Robt. w. Morris a col
ored man and lawyer, received 2+2 votes.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27-The steamer Quaker
City has arrived from Charleston.
Gold 4l5; Exchange 60 days, % in gold
and 54t in currency; Sight 100 in gold and
so in currency.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-28

The directors of the louisiana Fair
have given q gentleman of New Or
leans q gold medal as o reward for the
best barrel Of beer manufactured in
tho State. The American people are
far behind their John Bull friends in
the manufacture of this article The
producers of Frome and Burton-on-
Trent ale have grown rich by manu-
featuring and shipping to British India
their famous East India Pale Ale
The water Periera says ''is the i'm
portant element in the success Of these
aIes.' Good cistern water, which is
not scarce in these parts, we think
would answer just as well as the wa
tiers of the Frome or the Trent. Have
we no enterprising people among us
to try the manufacture Of a good ar
ticle which shall possess all the tonic
properties of that we import? As
the people of this country will drink,
they should encourage the production
Of q decent home article of healthy
properties instead of the swill called
Lager.
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e NGE gSEE PREPARATIONS a!

New ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-Cotton active
and firm. Low middling 1908 middIing
35. Sales to-day 5000 bales Sugar has
declined 3 to cents-prime to choice 6O065.
Provisions are unchanged. Bank sterling
is higher-quoted at 534@54. New York
sight exchange 4a9. Gold is active and
advanced to 43.
The State Fair closed today. 1t has been
a complete success, and will doubtless con-
tribute largely to the speedy restoration of
the State and the South to prosperity.
Adyices from the Rio Grande 10 the ODD
report that Eseobedo had arrived before
Matamoras aud demanded its surrender
Canales offered to aceede but upon terms
that Esoobedo refused. Ortega is still at
Brazos.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The steamer SEQ
tia from Liverpool brings the London morn
ing Herald, which adverts to the considera-
ton of the pending questions between the
United States and Great Britain even by az
btraton if necessary
The London Times says, that Her Males
tvs Government (this of course applies to
the half crazy she tyrant of England con-
templates empowering a commission to en-
quire into the condition of the neutrality
laws and to report upon the possibility of
amending Them, SO as to bring them into more
complete conformity with the international
obligations.
This inquiry will not preclude the further
steps which may be taken with regard to the
adjustment Of the Alabama claims, which
are still under consideration by the govern
ment and must be tried upon their own mer-
its.
Much damage had been done by the floods
in Lancashire and Yorkshire, England
A subscription for the sufferers by the
Quebec fire, had been started in Liverpool,
and the London subscription had reached
seventeen thousand pounds
At the sitting of the Saxon Chamber of
Deputies, at Dresden on the 18th inst. the
State Minister declared in the most positive
manner that Saxony had concluded no ALI
once with Austria and shows therefore that
during the war Saxony had faithfully
observed all her promises.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Parties desiring
to convert 1905 into 500 coupon bonds are
reminded that all conversions after Dec.
lst viii be made in 5-20's bearing interest
from the 18th of January next, and in trans
mitting or adjusting the 1905 the interest
must be made up to that date
AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov. 27.-E. Pillsburry,
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= I-,noocratio candidate for Governor mas
been appointed Pension Agent at TINS pi,'.o'
Io~noS. Nov. 27.-The Fenian troubles
:, ireland are assuming considerable pro-
,,ortions and there is no doubt thao serious
outbreaks have occurred. Regiments %
Fnolisb troops were urgently ordered 10
Ireland Yesterday. evening, and transports
were being prepared all night
A LARGE detachment of marines were taken
over to Queenstown on the war steamer Ply
month A eunboat at Chatham has been
ordered to sail for Queenstown. Much alarm
is felt at Cork and through Ireland geneTally'
The London Times Of this morning be-
1iAves that Stephens the chief organizer OF
the Irish Republic will soon arrive, If he has
not already landed.
The Globe hints that more serious DIN
cultv may occur with the United states
which it thinks is at the bottom OF the G.
MAN business.
A telegram was received in Paris yesterday
from Washington by the United States MIN
lister. 1t was very long, occupying many
hours in transmission. 1t is believed 1t re-
Iates to the Mexican question
The London Herald says Minister Adams
has renewed the Alabama case, and that a
cabinet meeting will soon be held, when the
case is to receive the consideration its lmpor-
lance deserves.
1t is officially announced that the govern
ment has refused the use of the Parks fol
! trade reform demonstrations.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27.-The cotton market
opened dull. Middling uplands at the open
! mo we're ouoted at lid
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We are glad to see a decline in
wholesale prices at the North. There
is a decline in cotton and cotton fab
rics, a decline in cattle and in provis-
ions, a decline in sugars, a decline in
wool, taIlow, leather, naval stores,
metals, bonds, stocks, DC, DC. The
Baltimore Sun says it is found that
there has been over-production in
many things, especially in manufac-
'1''>~, that is, production beyond the
apillIy ana u'-rneition of the people
to consume at the hign p.;oas asked
and in many cases the protectionista
have thus overreached themselves. 1t
is found, also, that breadstuds and
provisions are plentiful in the country,
and dealers must realize that they are
to be satisfied with less than the eXor-
bitant profits of war. The large stocks
held in the West on borrowings at
high rates Of money cannot De held
much longer, as the rates of interest
are rising in the East $50. Accord
inc to the New York n GRID, the heavy
decline in the proe Of beef, mutton
and pork which has taken place during
the past fol, weeks has no parallel
since the Jear 1887.
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A CgY FROM THE VATICAN-The
Ponr mas distributed to the Cardinals
the allocutions, which he pronounced
in the late consistory. One of them
concerns Italy. The Holy Father de
plores hepersecuGon by the new gov
ernment of the bishops, priests and
monks,-the suppression Of the reli-
gious order, the secularization of &c
clesiastical property and civil marri-
ages. Pho Mono condemns all these
acts which, by-the-bye, he approves
of in France, Belgium and other ooun-
tries where the Catholic religion is that
of the State-callng to mind the cen
sures of the Church against their
authors. and nevertheless he gives his
benedietion to Italy His Holiness
afterwards protests against the inva-
sion and usurpation OF the Pontifcal
provinces, against the project of the
revolution to make Rome the
capital of the new kiugdom.-
He again, for the hundredtb
time declares himself ready to suffer
even death to restore the sacred rights
Of the Holy See, and to seek if neces-
sarv in another land the security re-
onired for the exercise of the Apos-
tolic mission. He recommends pray
ers to be offered up that Italy may re
pent OF the evils she has caused the
church. In the other alocution Pho
Mono declares that Prussia has viola
ted the concordat concluded with the
Holy See in 1848.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
KINDS COUNTY,
First District, October lst, 1866.

% W. j. Braeey' ct al, Atrules in Chan
John RObb, admir-, ct al. gerry
nN opening the papers in this case and it
~ appearing that defendants Eugene Barnes
and George ". Barnes, do not reside in the
state of Mississippi, but are non-residents
thereof:
1t is, therefore. ordered chat they shall enter
their appearances in this cause and plead. an
sWer or demur, on the first MONDAY of
December. next, that being the first day of the
next ensuing regular term of this Court, or the
bill and allegations thereof will he taken rs
confess and admitted as to them
1t j. further ordered, that "A copy of this order
be published in the Weekly Clarion. a news
paper published in the city Of Jackson, Alssis-
Sippi, for one month. at least once each week.
4 true copy from the minutes
(Attcst,)
". 0. CHAPMAN. Clerk.
oct 4-dtd LA LINDSEY. ID. g