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Eg'A hen is said to have the capacity
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"a few in her first year, from three hun,
hred to three hundred and ninety in the
next three, and rest from the fifth to the
ninth inclusive The true economy,
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fourth year.
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TERMS FOR 1863
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-12
New York Seu..

NEW YORK, March u--Early yester-
day morning two ruffiAns named Strip
and Cunningham, broke into a room
occupied by a lady in a branch Of the
Tontine Hotel, corner of CORTLAND ard
West streets, knocked her down and
kicked her in the most shocking man
ner. Strip was arrested but Cunning
ham escaped No cause assigned for
the outrage.
The sale of St. Johns Park to the
Hudson River Railroad for a million
dollars WIS completed to-day. Four
hundred thousand dollars of the
amount goes TO the Trinity Church
The remainder goes TO the owners of
the property fronting the park.
Several young men were arrested on
Sunday for robbing the store of Henne-
quin & Co.
Broadway robberies have been quite
frequent for long time, and it is esti-
mated that SIC, 600 worth of dry goods
was taken in all.
The Commissioner of Internal Rsve-
nue. sent instructions to Collector
Shook to seize all distilled spirits sold
in New York at less than government
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-12
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Re
publican members of the Senate held
a caucus this morning and agreed not
TO TX the time for adjournment or re-
cess until Congress shall have passed
the proposed bill supplementary TO the
Reconstruction act, and until time is
given for the President to act upon
such measure AS the constitution al
lows ten days tor Executive considera-
tiOn, and as the bill is not vet passed
it would seem that Congress cannot
take the contemplated recess for at
least two weeks. With regard to the
time to which the recess will extend
the caucus took no definite action,bn
the opinion seems to prevail among
Senators that it will be until October.
In response to a resolution of the
Senate making inquiry of the Score
tary of War as to what military expeD-
ditureS are in progress or in contem-
platiou in the Indian Territory. &c.
the Secretary has transmitted a COM
munication from Gen Grant, enclosing
a correspondence with Lieut. General
Sherman, commanding the Indian De-
partmeut, and stating that these dis
patches give information of all hostil-
tiles contemplated until the Indians.
by their own acts, make further opera
tons necessary, and that the present
preparations look more to preventing
further massacres than to hostile action
toward the Indians on the plains, The
dispatches detail the proposed opera
rations for the projections of railroads
and safety of emigrsnts, and ask for
reiuforcements and power 70 issue ra-
tioDs 10 peaceable Indians OF hostile
tribes, as means of bringing the lat
ter to terms, which authority has been
given by telegram from the War De-
partment.
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American Life Drops

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ESOR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
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% buy Two bottles OF the American Lie
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Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat. Bronchitis, &c
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We were much alarmed, but decided 10 try
the Life Drops before calling . physician. BY
using the Drops According 70 direction he
Eas soon relieved and the disease entirely
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says the Lie drops gave Immediate relief
and are the BEST medicine he ever used, A
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of the most prominent merchants OF
New York city who are Swiss impor-
tiers, on 4 general tour OF observation TO
the Southern States, arrived here yes
terday, and spent the afternoon in an
interview with Mr.. Davis. They were
pleasantly received and entertained bv
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. The conversation
which ensued on various commercial
subjects, was prolonged several hours.
On leaving the fort, they expressed
their surprise that Mr. Davis was 50
comfortably provided FOR, having been
under the impression that he was very
poorly taken care of. They found him
In good health, snd Possessing all the
means OF enjoyment which the lenien-
cy ofthe Government could bestoE nm
der the grave nature of the ohense for
which he remains Imprisoned.
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THE Paris PreSse attributes the omis-
sion Of any mention of the Exhibition
in the Emperor Napoleon's speech to
his Majesty's dissatisfaction with the
whole arrangement, and his expecta-
ton that it will turn out IA gigantic
failure. However this may be, the
English are already growing at the
heavy appropriations that are needed,
and the Saturday ReUielo says:
but then there is the conduct OF the
French Stated roughly, the case Is
that OF host and his friends An in
vitation is given and accepted, and il
is generally understood that the host
hnds not only hOuse-room, but table,
lights, attendance, food, aud wines.
This was the case with our Exhibitions
of 1851 and 1852, and the French Exhi-
bition of 1855. Now we are told that
the French Emperor, or the French
commissioners, Thought ut TO change
the conditiOns;' and So, after we had
accepted the courteous invitation of the
good city of Paris for the great banquet
of All FOOLS Day, We found out that
we and all other strangers Were re-
q uired 10 bring our spoons and forks,
and chairs and tables, and plates and
dishes, and above all our B1enu-not
the poisson d'AUT7l."
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NJ WdH Srrser " ~

4 BosFoN correspondent of the
Springfield Republican mentions a visit
to the hub lately made by Mr. David r
Locke, better known to fame az asPe-
troleum V Nasty" 1t saws of hin, .
He is a western man without Sonb,.
the occidental symptoms are patent 10
the dullest intelligence, the deoug.
manner, the rollicking negligence of
the toilet, the prodigal negligence of
Phraseology,. and so forth. He thinks
Toledo the greatest city of the West,
and predicts for it future that even
Parton couldn't do justice to. This also
is western idiosynerssy. His book,
''Swingin' Round the CirkIe,' has had
a sale of ten Thousand copies-a fact
which ought TO make any ordinary
writer happy Mr.. Locke has left for
Washington to see the President and
Postmaster General with reference to
an increase of his salary, and his little
project of establishing a select bar
room in the post-office at the. Y roads,
his credit at Bascomb's being at low
ebb.
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For ParI. and the HOW Land

Tney are making mp n company at
New York on special terms, to visit
Paris and the holy Land this season.
The agent in New York writes as fol-
lows about it:
Wnl you allow me through your col
nmns TO state, in reply 70 the Questions
that are coming in from all parts OF the
country, that although the above enter
prise was started in Brooklyn- and =
NUMBER OF its citizens will Join in IL
yet II Is not confined to that or a1y
other place, but thatthe limited amount
of room We have is open to any and All
under such restrictions as the commit
tee have for mutual comfort adopted
viz the applicants to be accepted must
have good moral character, good health
and a fair share of good humor.
On this basis, and this only, we are
Lhspidly making up what we think will
Oe good company. Truly yours,
G. c. DUNcNA, Manager,
III Val Street. Near York
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BY THE CABLE.
Advicss to the nth of March.

LONDON, March n-Noou.-Cousols
81: 5-2O's tx; Illinois Central 1871
Erie Ssk.
LIVERPOOL, March 1I--Noon.-Cotton
opens quiet at IS@ISX for middling
uplands and Orleans. Breadstuffs and
provisions quiet. Lard SOS Cd.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Princess
Alexandra is reported very i'll.
Artemus Ward has directed in his
will that his property, AFTER the death
of his mother, shall go toward the
erection OF an asylum for printers.
A subsidy to the Canadian Railway
is to be proposed in Parliament this
week.
All the accounts from the scene of
disturbances in Ireland represent that
matters have become quiet between the
armed police and Fenian bands who are
fleeing to the mountains and hiding
from pursuit.
LIVERPOOL, Monday evening, March
u.-Cotton closes quiet at opening
rates Of to-day, viz: ISd for middIing
uPlands and 1S1<d for Orleans; sales
5000 bales. Breadstuffs, quiet,
but firm; sales of western mixed
American corn at SIS Sd Pro-
visions-Lard, declining tendency,
though without change in quotations.
Produce steady. Sales Of spirits turpen-
tine atsTs Sd per cwt. Ashes, in light
demand at SSs cd per pots. Resin,
quotable at 9s Sd for common Whining
ton Petroleum, unchanged, with sales
of refined at Is I'd per gallon Liuseed
Oil, easier, with sales at SIS Cd per cwt.
/, LONDON, Monday evening, March
11.-ConsoIs closed at sO5< for money;
5 9Os, 76I<i Illinois Central, Ts; Erie, Ssx.
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for the above Bonds Also,
All descriptions of Government Secu-
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nFGold Coin and o. 8. Coupons bought,
ss-DepeSits received on liberal terms sub
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Try
sS-MIscelIaneouss Stocks and Bonds bought
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CLIFTON, C. W., March lion Wed
nesday next, by order of the town
council, the sole remaining portion OF
table rock VIII be blown from its pres
emit dangerous position.