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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-20
maNerfnancer

Congress, in the Omnibus bill, by
which the Southern States are to be re-
admitted to the Union, makea 1t the du-.
ty of the Presid emit 70 declare by proc
lamation that these States have duly
conformed to the requirements of the
RECONSIDERATION act, and especially that
theyshaYe ratified the ConsntnHo
Amendment. It may be that Mr.,
Johnson since his narrow escape from
conviction and removal, has made up
his mind to obey the behestS of Con-
gress. But suppose he has not-sup-
known obshnacy, to his theory of the
StattGS of the rebel States, and Of recon-
struction, suppose, then, that he shall
hold that the Constitutional Amend.
ment has not been legally ratified, and
suppose, in short, that ne Will not issue
the required proclamation. What
then ? Is there any provision made
for any one else to make the proclama-
ton Can Congress ignore his refusal
and admit these States without proc
lamation or, are we to have another
Impeachment? The Democrats, in
deed, profess to believe that this re-
quirement on the part Of Congress of a
Presidential proclamation to legalize,
or rather to consummate their action,
Is a deep laid Radical scheme to trip
the President again and lay the foun-
dations of another impeachment. We
hardly think so. We cannot see how
Congress, in courtesy, could have done
otherwise than give the President this
part to perform in the programme.
However, If collision comes at all, it
will come here. If experience had not
convinced us that Andrew johnson is
totally wanting in the tact of divining
the will of the people, we should not
fear that he wonld put himself in the
attitude of one trying to keep the
Southern States out OF the Union still
longer. AS 1t is, however, we are pre-
pared to look out for a squRl1 upon
this point, at moments notice. An
drew Johnson, under the guidance of
Congress-, may be nkened to mule,
led by man through forest, which |
side OF every tree he can.-PntSbitrg
Despdtch.
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THE NATIONAL BANK NorEs in circu-
lation on June 18th amounted to $780,
9O7, 625, to redeem which the United
States Treasurer holds in trust Govern
ment securities to the amount of SS41-
500, 40e.. Mutilated and worn out Ma
1onal Bank notes amounting to Sc, 600
or 10000 are returned every week to
the Treasury. where they. are ground
up and usedfor making the strong en-
yelopes used by the Department new
notes are issued In place of them A
large amount OF mufiIated fractional
currency Is also. Destroyed every week /;
sos 360IWorth Wer6 destroyed and re-
placed with new notes. 81 ss -
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Important from Physician.

Messls. THos. ALLCooK & Co.
Please send, with dispatch, twelve dozen
Allcock's Porous Plasters. Our daily expert
ence confirms their very superior excellence.
at This moment ofwrtling man applies for
O.. q. who, by enlargement in the shaft of
machinery, had both his lego broken spine
severely IN uTed anu was for yearly year
entirely helpless. This man found relief
very soon by the application of a plaster 10
his spine. He was soon enabled to work,
aud now he lG bora as well as ever. he would
cheerfulIy pay IS for q single plaster II they
could not be had at g lower rate. Knowing
the pIasteTH to be souseful, Il have no scruples
that my sentiments should be known.
j. w, job NSON, M, ID.
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Home Evidence.
SING SING, March 10, 1856

SING SING ARtCIli Up 1870.
Messrs. THOMAS AnLcoCK & Co.
have suffered greatly from q weak back;
Mt last the pain become 80 severe could not
get out OF my bed. My doctor, s.. j. Fisher,
or this village, recommended me to apply an
Allcock Porous Plaster. did SO, and in two
no urs the pain began to ,abate. The spot
where the pain was most severe seemed like
q coal of are, and which the plaster appear
ed to draw out. The day after applied the
plaster got up and my trouble was al
Since the second day after applying 1t, have
had as strong and well q back as any one. II
had paid dfty dollars for plaster should
have Considerable cheap.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
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Cash 6iAt" 10 tue amount Si s<' 'O""'
EVERY TICKET DRAWS a PRIZE.

=
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large assortment OF Fine Gold
at $1,000, 900.
A Chance to draw any of the above
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ON receipt OF . cts, a Sealed Ticket Will be
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drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly permit
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tefson, New Bedford, Mass. silver Tea Set,
Sis: Miss Emma WalwoTtb, Mitwaukee.
WE, Piano, $500; Rev. I. W. Pitt. Cleveland,
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MIR. HUGH MASON, Of Ashton, in En-
gland, is an extensive miltowner, and,
in addition TO many previous acts of
liberality, he has recently presented
his employees with large and hand
some building. erected for the purpose,
In which there are a reading room, lee
ture room, smoking roomI baths, &c.
A very Interesting meeting was held In
connection with the opening, at which
Mr.. Mason stated that he did not con-
slider this as mere act of benevolence,
but that, as Christian man, RESPONSE
BILE to God for the proper use OF his
property, he thought 1t his duty in this
way to repay part of the debt which
he owed to those through whose indus
try he had acquired his wealth. Sever
al of the operatives present spoke In
response to the address of Mr.. Mason.
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cLINToN D. HAMMOND,
Affection of the Heart Cured.
GREEN R1DD1EP. O., Delaware Co. Pa,
March LIZ. 1879

GREEN RIDDLEP- o., Delaware Co., Pa,
March 16i 1858.
Messrs. THOMAS ALLCoCR d Co.
Having been troubled with heart disease
for a long time, and after doctering with our
physIclan for months and obtaining no re-
lief. gave mp in despair. was troubled
with sharp pains In my chest, and loud
death would be- blessing. at this time
was persuaded to apply one Of your Porous
PlasteIs. Within aiew houa aftefplactng one
on my chest, I felt no more patns and al
thro6bing ceased about my heart, and Ihave
felt like new man. Send me your prices
by the quantity. ---l-,lf
h""tS ie7p CHARi,Es BAITY.
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TO THE LADIES.

We ara agents for over oND HUNDRED
Foreign and Domestic Manufacturers, and
are prepared to furnish the whole country
with DIX and FANCY GOODS. SILhsss
SHAwLS, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE5 II As1-
TURE, PIANOS, SEWING MACHINES, dEcsI ec'1
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each check.
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10 ATchEtTset Boston, Mas.
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IrAPPEARs that in the Boston letter
to Senator Fessenden, there is aclause
which distinctly states that the signers
do not wish to indorse the wisdom Q, OF
his vote on impeachments and WINE
they disagree with him, they concede
his right TO vote as he pleases.
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THE SENATE refuses to concur in the
House bill for further extension OF
the fifty per cent. voluntary clause OF
the bankrupt law to next January.
This action Is decisive against the pro-
position.
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THE CHASE MOVEMENT.

Tom. FIorence's paper here contains
the announcement of the grounds on
which Chase would accept the Demo-
cratic nomination which he says are
authorized. Chase's friends utterly re-
pudiate the idea that Florence had any
authority to speak fer Chase, though
they admit that negro suffrage, oppost-
ton to military commissions, universal
amnesty and specie payments are the
leading points OF his faith.
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THE MOST prominent candidates talk.
ed of for the Senate from Maryland are
Montgomery Blair rand Pinkney Whyte
o prominent lawyer of Baltimore
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AccumulatinR Electrioity
$4,000 Worth Sold by One Dealer.

hfeGsrs. ]. Balch & Son, Druggists, of Provl-
fence, K. l., write, Nov. %. 1857:
1--WE have sold at retail over our counter
upward OF S., 600 worth of Allcock's Porous
Piasters, and in every case they gave satIs-
faction. They are favorltes with physicians
because the components and method OF MAX
Ing them are known,
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Pain of the Side Cured.

cor ALLENTOWN, Pa, April I. 1850.
AIeGsrs. II. ALLcouK q Co.
DEAR sIRs: My daughter used one OF your
Porous PIastsrs. She had a very bad pain in
her side, and It cured her in one week
Yours, truly, ,.
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Sore Chest and Cough.

SIR; IN May last was whiting my cousin
In Corning, who got me one of your Porous
Plasters for my chest. was SO sore through
Breathe ltwRa not more than three hours
after Iput 1t on before l felt comfortable.
had suffered very much from soreness of the
chest, with cough7and-, hoarBenessi for
months; but your Plaster has cured me, and
my health Is better than II has been Tor
n - : :
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THE CLRRKs' PAY,

The twenty per cent. bill passed by
the House some days ago was recon-
burne made strong effort to save it
with some amendments, but the ma
1ority had determined against him, and
it was finally tabled by four majority.
A new bill of similar character can
and probably will be introduced before
the end of the session, but the probR-
bilities now are that nothing OF the
kind can go through this summer.
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q getp naGpexttsepseuts.
Circular, Mil Mulay, Gang and
s AE-W 6

Every Saw that leaves our Factory Is ON
Tempered and Patent Ground, peI5ecGly true
and even, and made Of uniform temper by
our tempering process.
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The National Union Republican party of
he United states assembled in National
In the City OF Chicago on the
9th day OF May, 1850, make the following
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The bill relating to the Supreme
Court, passed by the Senate this after
noon. has already gone through the
House. 1t provides that in case of va
cancy in the office of Chief Jnstlce, or
OF his inability TO discharge the pow
ers and duties of said Office, the same
shall deVolve upon the Associate JUS
tice whose commission issenior in time,
until such Inability is removed or an
other appointment shall be duly made,
and the person so appointed shall be
duly unalihed.
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The reputation this eN-
cellent medicine enjoys.
is derived from its cures,
many OF which are truly
marvellous. InVetGrate
cases Of ScrOfulOus dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by IT
ScroTulOus affections and
disorders, which were =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-12
Conversational,

WASHINGTON, February l1.-House.-
After some personal explanations the bill
about the rights of American citizens
abroad was resumed, and wildly discussed.
The Presidents response to Grant, with
accompanying documents, was read and
referred to the Committee On Correspond
ence. The President was called on for
Grants response.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the appropriation bill. An
amendment striking out the appropriation
for assistant secretary, pardoning clerk,
and three fourth-class clerks employed by
the President, was adopted.
The President sent Grants response to
the House. 1t was referred to the Com
mittee on Reconstruction.
Adjourned.
Senate.-The petition from the Conven-
ton in Georgia for the loan of $50, 000, 900
to the planters of the South, and one from
Mississippi for the relief of the destitute,
were presented.
Mr.. Wilson presented the petitions Of
several citizens asking relief from political
disabilities.
Reconstruction was resumed, and dis.
cussed till executive session after which
the Senate adjourned.
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Special telegram to the Dispatch.

special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE Presi-
dents rejoinder to General Grant, and &C.
c%ompanying statements of members OF
the Cabinet, were read in the House this
afternoon, and listened to by the members
and spectators with undivided attention.
The Presidents letter did not excite any
special remark during the reading, but the
letters of Messrs. Welles, McCullocb, and
Seward, were greeted with outbursts OF
laughter on the Republican side of the
House. The first excited the " risibles u
by reason of their beauty and sweeping
endorsement of the general statements OF
the President and the letter of Mr.. Sew
ard provoked merriment by reason OF
what the members termed its Sewardisms,
its diplomatic character, and here and
there its non-committal p~hraseology.
General Grant has ordered General
Hancock to set aside the order r%e0rganiz-
ing the New Orleans councils. To this
Hancock respectfully takes exception, and
telegraphs Grant that unless the latter re-
vokes his order he (Hancock) must ask to
be relieved from the command of the
Fifth Military District.
1t is given, out that General George B,
Mcclellan will be nominated to be Minister
to England. Whilst there is no official
authorization for such announcement, il
may be said, nevertheless, that it has been
known for som days that the President
had such nomination under consideration
WALLACE,
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Foreign News.

LONDON, February l1-Evening.-Sir
Ed. Brewster, physician, scientific dis
coverer, and author, is dead-aged eighty.
seven years.
The British iron-clad Hercules, the
largest in the world, has been successfully
launched at the Chatham dock-yard.
LONDON, February 1l-Noon.-United
States bonds quiet at ~. Afternoon
United States bonds frmer at 71%@71%
LIVERPOOL, February 11-Noon.-Cot.
ton opens irmer, and advanced l-l6; esti
mated sales, $4,000 bales ~uplands, SID.
Orleans, sgd. Other articles steady
Accommodation buoyant uplands
Sgd. on the spot, and SID. to arrive
Manchester advices favorable !; yarns and
fabrics firmer and higher. Breadstuf:
nominally firm. Pork, rs. sd. Bacon
38s. cd. Tallow, AS. Cd.
PARIS, February 1.-THE Bourse is
strong rentes advancing
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From Washington.

From Washington.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-The Judi.
ciary Committee stands 4 to 3 against Ed,
munds's bill regulating impeachment pro
ceedings.
The Senate committee will report favor.
ably on the bill f%orbidding deposits in ma.
tional banks in cities where assistant trea.
surers have Offices.
1t is rumored that the Secretary of the
Treasury intends selling fifteen or twenty
millions gold this month.
General Grants last letter closes by dis.
claiming any intention on his part, o Oh
heretofore, to disobey any legal order o.
the President.
Senator Guthrie has resigned the Ken
lucky senatorship on account of ill health
The Legislature will elect to fill the vacancy
on the 18th instant.
The Senate rejected William D. Bishop
for Commissioner of Patents, John NJ
Johnson for United States Marshal of Yir
ginia, and Leslie Combs for United States
Marshal of Kentucky.
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EA&EZErG
versely to Billings and Richards twhite),
and Pierce and Saunders (colored), who
were expelled, and Hart, Stearns, and Da-
wilson (white), and Wells (colored), sworn
in in their places.
An ordinance was passed to pay the ex.
penses of the Convention by issuing bonds
to the amount Of $4,000, of which Ola, 900
was taken by the supporters Of the Con-
vention.
A resolution was passed expungipg all
the records of the Convention minority
since the 9th instant, except the stated
fact that no quorum was present.
The candidates on the Billings ticket for
State and congressional Offices are with
drawn.
LOUISIANA,
New ORLEANS, February 11.-After q
stormy and disorderly debate to-day the
Convention adopted a resolution allowing
members and employees thirty per cent.
additional to their per diem by a vote Of
40 to AZ. A motion to reconsider brought
on another scene of disorder; during
which the Convention adjourned.
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FlREs.-MlScatine, To,oa, February To-
The large high school building in this city
was totally destroyed By fire this morning.
The fire is supposed to have originated
from an o~verheated furnace. Loss, $500
!, was fully insured.
.Nuttoon, H., February l0.-A fire this
morning in the building occupied by
Mitchell Brothers, saddlers, destroyed it
and six adjoining buildings. Loss, $4,000
insured for $4,000.
Mobile, February 10.-The City Mills, at
the corner of Church and Commerce
streets, burned yesterday morning. Loss.
$i0,0 900 partially insured.
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The Markets..

NEW YORK, February 11-Noon.-
Stocks active and better. Gold, 1925.
Money firm. Sterling, 1925. Old
United States bonds, ll13s. Tennessee
6's, %ex-coupons, "a new Tennessee 6's,
59%. Flour steady. Wheat quiet and
firm. Corn Ic. better. Rye and oats
firm. Pork firm at $3.50. Lard a shade
frmer at 14@15c. Cotton firm at 2OIG
2Obc. Turpentine steady at 65966c. Ro-
sin firm common, S3@S8.
Euening.-Cotton more active and ia
1c. better sales $500 bales at 20L@2lc'
Flour firm and rather more doing. Wheat
active. Corn opened higher but closed
quiet; western mixed, new, S1.27@Sl.29
southern white, $~l.22Gs1.27. Pork,
s23 37R. Lard frmer at l4A9l51s,
Naval stores unchanged. Freights firmer
cotton, per sail, 5.16@7-16; steam, L@A
Governments dull. Old United States
bonds, lll2s. Gold weaker, and closed at
141A.
BALTIMORE, February 11.-Cottor
steady at zoe. Flour dull and nominally
unchanged. Wheat dull. Corn frmer
sales of white and yellow at $1.20. Oats
active and advanced &c.; quoted at 78GS0c,
Rye firm at l.6O@s1.65. Provisions &C,
tive, with very large sales; bulk shout
ders, 95ac.; rib sides, llAc.; clear rib,
l2c.
CINCINNATI, February Illness pork.
| S22. so, butgenerally held at S23. Bacon in
demand; shoulders, l0c..; clear sides, 13c
Lard quiet at lac.
WILMINGTON, N. c., February H.
| Spirits turpentine not SO active; sales al
$4,000. Rosin firm common strained
1920. Cotton buoyant; middling, 18c
Tar, $3.50.
CHARLESTON, February 11.-Cotton &C.
tive and advanced %c.; sales, l,4OO bales
middling, 1870.
AUGUSTA, February 1l.-Cotton ad
vanced; sales, $50 bales receipts, $50
%middling, l9c.
MOBILE, February ll.-Cotton irregular
throughout the day, and closed excited
middling, Zoe. sales, 1000 bales receipts
597 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, February l1.-Cottor
active and advancing middling, 1919
1916. !; sales, $500 bales; receipts, 2,O9(
bales; exports, 2,94S bales. Sugar ane
molasses firm and unchanged.
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TaE CASE OF JUICE FIELDs.-The in
veAigation Of the charges against n OF
me Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court, in regard to an alleged expression
Of opinion as to the constitutionality of the
reconstruction acts of Congress-, was re-
samed yesterday by the House Judiciary
Committee. The editor of the Washington
Express, in which the article appeared.
was recalled, but refused to give any testi-
mony as to the name Of the Justice, or the
authority for the statement. 1t was ru.
mored at the capitol yesterday that a reso'
luton would be introduced in the House
probably to-day, authorizing the sergeant,
alarms to take the refractory witness int
and hold him for contempt
Chronicle
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Tue CASE OF C. C. FLINT.-The jury in
tue case of Purser Washington Us. The
First National Bank being unable to agree
was discharged on Friday. We learn that
the jury stood eleven for Washington and
one for the bank. The suit was to recover
$1,000 which it is alleged was drawn from
the bank by G. G. Flint on a forged check F.;
but said check had been destroyed, after
being cancelled and passing into the hands
Of the purser. At the time of its destruc-
lou no idea Of its being a forgery was en-
teftained, but the subsequent development
OF flint's operations led to this conclu-
S0n.-Norfok Day Book.
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CoLD WEATHER Chicago, Feb
rnarv lO.-Dispatches from different parts
O, Illinois and the West indicate that last
nigh, was the coolest Of the season. The
thermometer this morning at s o'clock, at
Rock Island, stood at IS degrees below
zero; Freeport, rs degrees below zero;
Cherry Valley, 80 degrees below zero;
B~ellyillc, q degrees below zero; Des
Moines, Iowa, "a degrees below zero
Dubuque, % degrees below zero; Musca-
tine, 81 degrees below zero; keokuk, 10
degrees below zero; Sparta, Wis, 81 de-
rrces below zero; Winona, Mimi, AZ
degrees below zero.
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yifIrn1oltd 1ispatfh,
z1nvEspAY....FEBRuARY II, 1865.
~ srsr-Mn. JOHNSON 10

SIGNIFICANT STEr-MR. JOHNSON TO
Ansns.cuEp.-The House Of Represen-
IS lS took a step yesterday, under the
t'''eSS Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens, ofthe most
l',r ,,ordinary character. The papers and
s Si" in the impeachment matter
f,"o from the Committee on the Judi
''ss" 10 which such asubiect would natu-
'h ~; and appropriately belong under the
'a,s If the House, and given to the Com
iG ,.se on reconstruction, with "leave to
N', ,rt At any time" The indications now
THAT ,ba, the present body Of heated and
LIANT partisaos in Congress arc about to
l.Es tbcir boldest and most fearful expe-
'sssnt on the patience of the country,
rpi.b has endured them SO l~ong-these
T,robins hoping, we doubt not, that the
'srnIe do not care enough about their
crcrnment and Constitution to make a
',.nrcIe. or risk anything for their preser-
Ion against the regular army welded
~ Gencrs! Graut.-Nutiona InteUigencer
.: ,eSteTGGy.