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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-10
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, May 9.
SENATE.

Mr.. Wilson reported, with amend
ments, the bill for furnishing artificial
limbs for disabled soldiers.
Mr.. Fenton introduced a bill requlr-
ing the Secretary of the Treasury, ma
tional banks and other corporations and
associations to use a published an
nual statement of the amount of interest
due upon certificates of stock issued by
the United States, dividends, deposits,
and interest accruing from other sources,
which have been unclaimed for two
wears. Referred to Finance committee.
The bill reducing taxation was taken
up, and Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, de-
livered long speech favOring such a
tariff as would induce a healthy COM
petition in our manufactures, without
grinding down other interests, and at
the same time raising proper amount
OF revenue.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Military COM
mittee, reported, with amendment, the
bill to extend the time for the presenta-
ton of claims for additional bounty, un-
der the act of July 20, 1866.
The Senate, in committee of the
whole, resumed the consideration of the
Legislative, Executive and Judicial ap-
preparation bill. Sundry amendments
agreed to.
In the evening session resolution
was offered by Mr.. Sprague and adopt
ed, calling upon the Secretary of the
Treasury for a copy of the report made
to the department by Anthony Pollock
in 1867, relative to the operations OF
the banks of England and France.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The beneficial effects of these Bit
tiers can be attested by thousands
who have used them and acknowI-
edge them superior to any thing Of
the kind ever before offered to the
public.
As sure cure for Dianhea, Loss
Of Appetite, Fever and Ague, ChOI-
era Morbus, Collie, Dyspepsia, Gen
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache,
this medicine has no equal. Ii is
especially recommended to persons
travelling, as tending to counteract
the effects Of a change Of water.
These Bitters should be found
upon the Side-bOard Of every family,
as we'll as the Bar Of every weII-regu-
lated Hotel.
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the Rappel exciting hstred and con-
tempt for the Government
PARIS, May 9-Midnight-This even
ing barricades were thrown up in Fau-
berg Du Temple. They were quickly
carried by the troops, who, it is report
ed, fired on the defenders. The other
quarters of Paris are tranquil.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Georgia BiiI-New Orleans Col
IeetOrship - North Carolinn Con-
ycntion Grants Visit = White.
nnOre's District.
THE GEORGIA BILL.

THE GEORGIA BILL.
WASHINGTON, May S.-The House
Reconstruction committee will meet on
Tuesday next, as General Butler will
return by that time. The understand
ing is that the Georgia bill! will be i'm
mediately considered Members Of the
committee feel confident that the action
recommended to the House will be
measure similar to the Mississippi and
Virginia bills, with an additional sec
ton declaring the term Of the State Of
ficers now holding position to begin on
the restoration of the State The Presi-
dent is strongly opposed to keeping
Georgia under military control, and is
desirous that prompt action be taken
to admit the State to full representa-
ton.
THE NEW ORLEANS COLLECTORsHIP.
The opposition to Mr.. Casey, the
Presidents brother-in-law, and Collec-
tor at New Orleans, eliminated yester-
dav in the entire Louisiana delegation
waiting on the President and demand
ing his removal. The President de-
INJURED; the delegation insisted. and
threatened resolution Of the Senate
calling for all papers relating to Caseys
appointment. The President grace
fully consented, and it is now expected
Mr.. Casey will resign in few days.
NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
The Republican State Convention of
North Carolina meets on Wednesday,
and most of the delegation in Congress,
including both Senators, leave to-mor-
row for Raleigh to attend. 1t promises
to be of unusual interest, owing to a dl-
vision in the party, and it is said that
the Conservatives will defeat Governor
Holden and his Radical faction.
PRESIDENT TO VISIT ST. LOUIS.
The President contemplates visit to
st. Louis before going to Long Branch.
1t is now believed that if Congress sits
beyond July lst, he will not wait for
that body to adjourn before leaving for
the latter place.
APPROPRIATION FOR WESTERN RIVERS.
The following appropriations for
Western rivers, dc, have been agreed
on in the River and Harbor bill: Ohio
river, $4,000; Falls of the Ohio, $3.50
600; Illinois river, 100000; Cleveland
Harbor, $4,000: Toledo Harhor, So
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-10

RADICAL REFoRN.-The old mode of
changing gray hair to color more or
less natural is eternally abolished.
PHALON'S VITALIA, OR SALIVA
TION FOR THE HAIR, imparts to the
bleached fibers the very shade that has
been bleached out of them by time or
sickness, and is clear, and has no sedi,
ment
Sold by druggists ands..fancy goods
dealers.
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Notice 10 Bridge Builder.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
the bridge ordered by the Board OF super
yisOrs over Little Wheeling Creek, on the
lands Of james Vance and others, IN IIia- IIia
deinbia township. VIII be received by the
undersigned until May 10Th, B70. Bids for
stone work 70 be distinct from bids for wood
and iron work. Plans and specifications can
he seen at any time by calling upon the
AddreSs ALLEN DAVIS,
aprO Triadelphia.
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II. G. RONHAM.

AGENT OF THE AMERICAN LIFE
Insurance Company, Of Philadelphia, has
removed 10 the second floor Of the new
Bailey Block, Market street, over Oxtoby &
Duffleld's Jewelry Store.
SOtarial business attended 10 promptly.
Agent for European Lines sf Steamers.
auTl2
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MnIrTEMOEE'S DISTRICT.

Governor Scott, of South Carolina,
has ordered an election in the First
South Carolina District, for the lst of
June. to fill the vacancy caused by
Whittcmore's expulsion. Whittcmore
is as vet the only candidate, but it is
believed that a colorcd preacher will be
put mp and run against him. White
more saws that if elected, of which he
has no donbt the House OF Representa-
tivcs cannot refuse to receive him after
having allowed Butler, of Tennessee, to
retain his seat.
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For Sale TO the Trade Only.

100 DOZEN PATENT GROOvED UNION
WashbOards, with surface board groOyed 20
as zinc will 1T solid TO IT, Ketails for . peT
cent. more money and Outvears four o'ni-
mon boards.
Upper Market. PRYOR, BOYD & o.
gnrI5 No. is4 Market ueets-
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New Orleans Sugars and
MOIasseS.

40 HHDS. FULLY FAIR TO CHOICE
Sugar.
An Bbls. Prime 10 Choice MolasseE.
In store and for sale by
VI. REILLY.
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LAKE HERRING, LAKE SHAD, White
Fish. Mackerpl, Labrador Herring, in pack
ages of all sizes. For sale very low.
Snrsg5 HENRY X. LIST s. co.
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M Foundry Iron.
Rin Coffee.

20 TONS BUCKHORN FURNACE on
the wharf and for sale low.
apr28 HENRY X LIST & co.
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HOUSE.

After reading the journal the House
adjourned for want Of a quorum.
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DIRECTIONS:

A Wine-gIassfuI three times a day
before each meal.
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Flour.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING 4 LARGE
lot OF the best brands OF Flour, white and
red winter and spHng wheats. Flour is
firner with an advancing tendency. We
are still Offering at lowest quotations:
silver Spray, Hamilton Mills, Ctssel's
CHAMPION. Cassel's Snow Flake, Henry X.
Ijst a Co.'S. Lilly White, Kurtzs Family,
Baltic, etc, etc. Rye Flour and Extra Flour.
anrS HENRY X. LIST & co.
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Fish.

90 BAGS PRIME TO FANCY FOR SALE
at lowest rates
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The above sale has been postponed until
MAY 18th, 1870, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. ALFRED CALDWE ELL,
aprll Special Commissioner.
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Black TObaccOs. Virginia and
Kentucky.

l2CADDIEs LEADBETTER's VIRGINIA
Sort-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-12

ANOTHER fuctuation in the Cuban wal
is reported. The defeated and dis
persed rebels seem to have rallied
again. Says the telegraph:
The patriots command the entire
Cinca Villas district, and occupy the
eastern portion Santo Espiritu jurisdic
lion.
The Spaniards have been routed in
every direction, and are closed in a,
Mauzaniilo, Trinidad. Cienfuegos, Nor
reau and Santiago. The work of devas-
tation is fairly inauRurated in the dis
tricts of Calan and Sagua.
The Spanish AUTHORITIES are unable to
prevent the disoreanization of their nd-
herenis, though making every effor; to
rally their forces and give an appear
ance of harmony to the situation with
their financial employees.
The cry of Save yourself" is gen.
eral, and they seize everything within
their reach.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-12

Decorations DAY.-The Lower House
Of Congress has passed Gen. Schenck's
resolution setting apart, for su time,
tor celebration by the American people,
CT the 3Oth day of May in each year in
order that a due and proper observance
may be made in honor of the dead Who
tell in defeuse of the Union. On that
day, ~ one accord, the beautiful Gus
tam of decorating with flowers the
graves CT our dead soldiers will be oh
served. We have not noticed a report
Of any definite action upon this resolu-
ton BY the Senate. No doubt it Will
pass if it has not already received the
sanction of that body. At least one
day out of the three hundred and sixty
sve days of the year ought to be desig-
mated as . season for the expression of
respect for our glorious dead. Make
the tbirtieth of May a non-judicial day
and all sections of the country must
Eive il observance
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

Notwithstanding Democratic reports to tn.
contrary, the public debt was diminished
during the month of April last by the hand
some sum of ST., 697, 1913 80, as is shown BY
the public debt statement for the LIST inst
These figures speak for themselves and re
auire no explanation. They prove tina: the
Administrator is redeeming its pledges to
paw the national debt, and conduct the Gov
eminent on an economical basis. Demago-
CUES may say what they may, but the people
cannot be deceived. Such facts are eloquent
orators in behalf of that policy steadily pur-
sued by President Grant and his able and
patriotic Observation-Disclosures Chronicle.
These figures are gratifying as show
ing the faithfuluess of the Adminis'ra-
ton and the ample resources Of the
country for handling this great debt as
no similar burthen was ever handled by
doubt the necessity for thus essaying
the e1tinguishment of the National in
debtedness in the shortest possible time.
The debt can be liquidaied in ten years /;
but had We not better take thirty years
to do il? The Income Tax is q mos,
Ouorous e1action-coGsiitute in fact,
almost n complete absorption of the
yearly profits of large class Of people
10 moderate circumstances and is op-
pressive to the industrial interests of the
country. AT the present rates Of living.
one thousand doliars exemption only
relieves the people from tax upol Whist
il required fer the meres. comforts CT
life by men with families TO support
and when - Eve per cent. taxation Is
levied against what may be received or
accumulated abose that sum-fifty dol
lars on every PERSONS second thousand
the Government virtually Absorbs the
Interest money which naturally accrues |
to the profits gained by caretulness and
frugality. We believe the Government
Can very consistently double the amount
of exemption and reduce TIE rate of
taxation one-half. OF course, however,
this cannot be done if it is proposed to
pay off the debt in ten or fifteen years
but what existing or prospective neces-
sisy is there for its liquidation before
thirty, or even Fifty years? We are sor-
~ that Congress seems to be in "the
drag over this financial question.
The country needs immediate relief and
D oght to have it before the adjournment
If The present session. l.
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GENERAL Howard VINDIcATEp.-The
Washington Chronicle of May 3 comes
to the defense of General Howard with
the following explicit denial of charges
made:
Among the pyramidical charges made
against the nations patriot, the cOlored
mans friend, and the Christian soldier,
General o. .. Howard. is one related
by :. Armand" the Washington cor
respondent of the United Irishman, who
states that General Howard receives
the pay Of a Major General, Superin-
,endent of the Bureau of Refugees,
Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, and
also as Superintendent of Colored
Schools. General Howard does not draw
any other pay than that Of Brigadier
General in the regular army, which
covers the pay for all the other duties
mentioned by Armand" 1t is due
the public, far and wide, that such
false statements be corrected.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-12

Tue ELEPHANT BEErLE-If what j:
below is only half true the mormon
Question" will be decided by the nes
army ofinvasion long before the Cu'loul
Bill can have any effect. Speaking Of
the appearance. of the elephant Beetle
in Utah, a correspondent. of an Eastern
paper writing from Salt Lake City says
that he saw myriads of them corer.ns
the earth With their shining, bro~nish-
black bodies, and destroying everything
which they met 10 their path. Even
small animals, be was informed by the
Ill fated residents, did not escape the
voraci,y of these hordes. Their bodies
wsre crowded upon AID wounded cruel
iy with the powerful antenn9 until they
fell down exhausted BY their struggles
and loss of blood, when they were fast.
ened upon by thousands and devOured.
The entire carcass of a sheep was eaten
and the bones picked clean in three or
four minutes, and il is said dead OF
would be eobbled up by them 10 . quar-
te: of an hour. So ferocious are these
gian: beetles, that mothers are afraid to
let their chiidrea 60 out Of the house
unattended BY q grown person. In their
S.>cu.ut hloodv enntesfa the wnunded
are devoured ON the instant.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-12

How ws APrGss SWIM A iUdicrous
iaeongruisy Of association ia limited q,
IL the telegraph statement that the n.
\. Central Park Commissioners propose
to erect on those grounds tso monuments,
one to the Commissioner of Parks, and
saother to Daniel O'Connell.
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JEFF Davis-Applieation Of His Old Plea,
Lat NJ Alone"

[From the New York Evening Post, vpril Goth.
Two or three journals, with more zeal
than discretion, bring the name OF JEFF.
erson Davis again before the people ;
aud 10 conspicuously unfortunate way.
Davis, it seems, has just written pri
va,e letter, in which be speaks of time
when s'men had not reached the degree
of qualification which caused the with
drawal Of States from the Union to be
called "rebellion;" and the Philadelphia
Press and the New York World publish
the letter, with comments, written In the
spiri, of the melancholy days when ''the
withdrawal of certain States from the
Union" was the question Of the day,
and all fierce passions were enlisted on
one side of it and on the other.
The best thing that can be done with
Jefferson Davis, both for himself and for
the country, is 10 let him drop out of
sight and on, of mind as quickly as pos
stole. HIS narrow mind and poisone d
heart, bis cruelty to brave foes when in
his power, and his frightful mismanage.
ment Of the resources wresied from
people whom be first deluded and then
crushed, bis melodramatic efforts at
tragic grandeur in Washington and in
Richmond, and his farcical fight Under
a cowardly and ludicrous disguise, when
the ruin be had wrought came home to
him in short, bis execrable crimes and
Childish blunders will still occupy page
in history, and be will always be the
most con'emptible figure among men
prominent G the affairs of this century.
But let him remain in history, and
not rise With all his shame upon him,
10 aGroht and excite Us now. We want
peace. brotherhood. oblivion, union.
Men like him, VINO learn nothing and |
forget ro:hiag, who can6ot even COW
nccep: The jIisment ct events and lay |
down the language of Treason, are bet.
Ter in the past thaa in The present. lie
cannot be brought, as IA living man, he
fore the American people, witiuu,
awakening curses which are asleep,
ba,reds Taich have no place in the wc:k
of to day. His IS the head on which les
tie blood Of our brothers and friend',
slain on both sides Of The contest his
wicked ambition provoked aud of those
murdered by slow torture in mis- prison
houses; the head of which is the syui-
bel Of fraterpal strife aad na'ioaai de-
Away with his name from
our sight !; and let US aud cur CO liren
forever, as citizens, regard it as Christ
ans do the name of Judas.
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An IMPROVEMENT ON tn. LITIGANr ACT.
The Yreka Journal says:
Our Supervisors think that because the
Legislature thought it necessary to establish
q Democratic newspaper = protector OF
litigants, that 1t is equally necessary 70 an
~ q 500 Der month. The Board 10 afraid
so9s 81 their panty nay paek 81 he Cssft
Hoes q zeal IL Jail. since ~ have ~
IN - favored With exosbitant Ices.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-12

TBB NINTH CANS Of the Billiard
Tournament in San Francisco was won
BY Johnny Nott-son Of Hoo. Gordon
:. Mott, formerly Of this Stale. twas
the most closely contested game OF the
ioarusment-Mott winning by Two
points He beat q player named l.. A
Gates.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-12

CRoPs IN SUIsuN.-A correspondent
of the Solano Democrat writes from
Suisun as follows:
This north wind is terrible. I give
it Up for the crop (all shout here), and
now it is "going after" Suisun. There
is no use trying to disguise it. We
have q hard year before US. There may
be little grain about here i, will br
bu. very little. The Wind to-day is not
so strong as it 10 scOrching and hot. 1t
is the worst day of the season here. !
learn it was very bad yesterday about
here. Our people are "down in the
mouth" to. day.
Yesterday was another very hot day,
and, We fear, only increased the "isfor-
tunes of the farmers.
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Ar rnH COLf RACE at Sloekton q Tees
day. the frse purse vas voa b g. Treats
hae,s ~Oliser CrouwcR" Tie $50, 4s5
~ Isl. The ssesaA Sass ~ - b
/" Anssiem Boy.
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SPsAKXs BLAINE declines being .
essdicaie in opposition of Hoo. Lot
Morrill, for the position Of United Staies
senator from Maine. Morrili's tern
will expire on March 4, 1871.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-12

Tn. Bank Of Caiiiornia has now capital
Of 81. S0o, 900. and has paid dividend Of one
per cent . month. each and every month
siaes L vas eseahlisAed, and has Increased
it, e.pisal - IL shsvs snosne, b. he sxeess
Of psv6fs abeve 80 pr eat . nsneh.
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After paying the expenses of the entertainment
and making she distribution Of the gifts, as above
annount ed. the balance will be applied TO extin-
gushing the present indebtedness Of the Mercah-
tile Library Association.
The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate Directed Of the Board CT
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Assertion.
assisted by a Supervisory Committee, selected
from State, City and County officers, and well
known citizens If San II ancisco.
Holders Of tickets to which gifts may be awarde'i
will receive the sane on presentation OF such tick
cts or coupons to the Business Agents Of the Board
Of Trustees, at their office,
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HoTICR TO MECHANICS.

WIN BE- given for the best Model Of Two Wheels
a eiao AID iron, Sbr this distrtbution
fhs Ts.sess fsseevs The hight to reject any ana
III models. nN4mzP
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-20
Srei Treier.
5umUrifif&s Original -RsSslls BON GpaIb
aueuf 86nis.
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den Gslewe6tl gu bsanipru6eu, absr Der
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fer" bcnnerts er ben befiirjten 5sIppsbeI
an. uBenn Sie nit meinerSSGin Elm gsr-
bdltnib antnapfen woGIen, 70 wartsn sic
bic paGenbe @eGsssnbeit ab; In msinsm
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tinfte niht."
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baran Ssba4t elm gsrbGltnib init benz
5trrn 5slpwebel an,utnipfsn."
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