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OHIO.
Inauguration of Governor Hayes
His Address.
Cor 1tAtnIfn Inn IN

Inauguration of Governor Hayes
His Address.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 10.
Governor Hayes was inauguratcd to-
day for the second term. The ceremonies
toSk place in the rotunda Of the Capital,
mil we're Witnessed ly large oroET0l,
military, Committee Of lile Senate and
HIhus6 bf Representative og6ftel tlle
Governor FINN histe illen6q aiayfl bls
dIered ljy Rev, ls.lad Crook, aiier iQlilcli
" Coz llnor e5llilered his innlgufn Il
dIiss. He p6lse of the Con ilQllonni
Gi1YeIttjo5, which VIII probably ems
BIZ during his term, and mentioned s,e,ui
Amendments that should be Njglf I|e
recommended that changes mddQ %
t(at counties and municipal cprpoiilions
bs permitted to aid in the constIuc li9nO
r4ilroads, and that the Judge G tlle CONT
w appointed instead OfClected Is now Il
ako said that in the appointment q. a.ll-
csrs for benevolent Institutions and peni-
tintiary, qualifications be considered
rIther than political services. In closing
Ii said that amid their prosperity the
pSople should remember the orphans and
WidOwsOrsOldicrs, and other sufferers en-.
titled to sympathy and relief. Tho oath
OfOtliccwas administered by Chief Justice
Lay, atlcr which the assemblage retired TO
the Senate chamber.
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augl2.w

ITO coNsUSIPTWEs.-THE AID.
\ ycrtIsOr. having been restored to health In
a few weeks, hya very simple remedy, after hay.
Ing suffered several years with severe lung AZ.
feCtI0n, aud that dread disease, Consump,ion-ls
anxious 10 make known To his frllow.sufcrcrs
tho nCans OF cure.
To all who desire II, he will send a copy of the
prescription used (rce Of rhargcJ with the dlrcc.
tlOns forproparIng aud using tho same, which
they will dnd suRE CuRE ron CONsUNrrIoS,
AsrnNA, BH0NCuITIs, etc. The object Of the
advertiser In sCndIng the prescription Ia to ben.
cit the afflicted, aud spread Information which he
ConceIves to he invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try hIs remedy, as II will cost them
nothing, and mHy prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will plcaSc aa,
dress, REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings CoNAty, New York.
nOYli.W "
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The Penbody Obseunies.

RUTLAND, VT, Jun. y.
1t is announced that E0rty-cight hours
will clapse between the arrival Of the
Peabody fleet and the flnnl ceremonies,
during which the body will lie In state in
the City Hall, which will be draped In
mourning. The ceremonies on the day Of
sepulture will be grand and impressive.
Governor Chamberlain and staff will lie
present Mr.. Thornton, the British Min.
tstcr, y expected
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FRANCE.
PARIS, january 10.

PARIS, JanuAry 10.
II is certain that the party of the LEFT
have Joined with the other parties in de-
mnnding the arraignmcnt Of Baron Hauss-
mann The government Inns decided to
allow Ledru Rollin, Tibaldi, and Others
to avail themselves Of the amnesty recent
ly granted for political ottcnses.
It is denied that De La Toilette Inns re-
signed the London Embassy, or that Bcne-
ditti will return 10 Florence from his
French mission.
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.8 8eUbM
.l1the srocs n IhsaTrcction.
Nav Yonk. ,Inn. ID

NEW YORK, Jun. NJ
The Times Madrid correspondent, writes
that the news brought from Cuba In the
last mail, is Of very serious importance.
The negroes Of fifteen large plantations in
the district Of GSagana Lagrancde, had ris-
en- in rebellion, and on the 30tll Of Novem-
bcr, the military were shooting all who
could be caught. Nobody here believes in
the hopeful statements of the semt-ofticial
gazettCs, since facts continually belle their
assertions The Spanish treasury being
perfectly exhausted, the government can
send no money to Cuba, and Gen. Cabba-
lCro De Ros had to borrow six millions of
piasters from the Havana merchants to
provide tor-the war expenses.
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Where the Wages Go.


Why is It that so many of the families
ofthc lnboring men in our towns and ci-
tics live in such u poor, beggarly way, in
damp, dark easements, and upin close, con
fined, rlekcty old atticsg Many of the
heads orthcse families receive good wages,
and get their pay every week or month
regularly. But where, in too many cases,
do their wages go? Not TO the baker,
the grocer, the butcher, the merchant;
they go for strong drink, ale and beer,
which donot strengthen the physical man.
Franklin taught the printers of London
TINT cold water was better than ale; and
cold water has lost none Of Its virtues in n
hundred and forty years.
The cost of tippling Is in the aggregate
enormous. The inquiry is Oflen made,
how arc so many drinking houses sustain
cdP Let us see. Twenty men, ut 80 cents
a day, will pay one of the "tippling shops"
50 100 u year. A man who pays 10 cents
a day for drinks" pays 800 so n year,
This is the interest on 81, ,5G4 at per cent,
at simple interest. This sum, thirty cents
n day, amounts in ten years to eleven hun
dred and sevcnty.one dollars and ninety.
five cents. All that is wasted, paid out
for "on enemy that steals away mans
broins /" and robs him and his family of
o..a.-. oo,,,c,., Tr,ov,co,;rr ,io,ors oivo
every c'.'l''', 4''oN'I" .,,, NJ "Hs"'. Gu ~
neltller strength 10 'ne Dooy, VIsor 10 sl.c
mind, resolution 10 gtlia viii, elpygi lion 10
NOR. 4 nfr tlignitv la cliaF6cter ldij.
u, 3, =,
Slilllls. sil Y Ky ltesl ~ !, IS. -
tate deptayl 'pIlleii aillls
him n want and misery, the mere wreck
ssi lluii,eeI n nm,
s,Hss = = = !. 49,.
Ihe constant use OF intoxicating n'lu''S
makes hard times for many man; thus, II
family of tive persons will consume four
i.y, arGo,,. ZOO. ~ o,,o ,,,onsord and
DTFels O1 ilOVI ye'' VI '''S ~, i,9Us,' .',,'
titty-stx pounds Of bread. ms Is hearly
three pounds day. GOoil' flour can be
lourh, now for 81 n barrel: four times
D.,'s', go ,,,aI,o. 600. on1 ,,,ir,v ccn,s a dov
sc'vl' i""N.' -, ','' '' -!
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO Jan. 10.
Unchanged at soss0I 90 for spring
cxtras
GIAIS-WllGat--No / quiet Mt Bic; No. hrm.
or ut 5I6Hc higher; 11siGG18c cash and seller the
month; cOaing at 78IbTSSc cash: this afternoon
market dull ut 1S&c, seller January; 7gAc, seller
February for No. q COni-Flrner ut T+iGT4J%c;
sales or No. 9 at 7l1TlHc for regular; aud - NO
TSC for fresh receipts In store; closing at Tl6Gp
Tls$c for new; no grade dull at 3iD5j4c lower;
nnehanssd ues 3sts1DnlI % and SasIST @ at a. sI.o ~
for No. 2; closing at 4Oc; rejected at 49, 3sSGDSiC.
Rye-Flrnler at TIC for No. 9. Barlcy-Dull at
90DS5c for No. 9.
HOGs-DrcsCl Hoss-ActivC at $40 0lDI1 90;
diltui; aud $1I o. for choice heavy. LIyO-Dull
and almost nominal al s. 5000 70 for for fair to
good.
CArTLE-Dull at - 6OI5 q for stockcrs and
butchers; 81 69|Ec for extra shipping beeyes.
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Appointments 6v the President.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 10

The allowing nominations were scnt ,c
the Sento today hy the President
Henry Velter, Of New Mexico, SecyVAdry
Of the Ifrtory Of New Mexico: Edward
$. SaltmIn Of OfIllinoIs, Gove..'r Of Wash
ingtra territory; Na'"l Commodore,
join Roers, to lie IN.ar-AdmiNl Capt.
,JolI ]. Amy. =. be Commodore s. S.
Er!nons Il Michigan, Circuit Judge.
~ .Ta,ilial Circuit, vice S. l.. Wit6ey
'rlinPd
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Commercial and Financial.
Financial Questions in Congress.

One Of the first financial measures to
come from the Committee Of Congress
win probably be that for redeeming the
outstanding three per cent certificates,
which ut the last statement Of the public
debt amounted to $45,545,OOO, more than
$l,OOO,OOO less than they were when Con-
gressmet. The Secretary of the Treasury
recommended a further grant of S95, ,OOO,-
900 National Bank circulation in their
stead, but it doesn't look as if Congress
would he content with this. There is n
strong demand for more money in the
South, and something Of demand from
the West. This amount might satisfy
these sections, but it makes no provision
for the PaciRc coast, where us everybody
admits currency is soon TO tNke
the place Of gold IN general business.
'E0me polaoi WiO have looked into
lile inallei tllihli llie South should hive
il5. ZOO 900 the West, 80 OOO, 600 and the
pdfilit 000 An increase to the
Naii11dli y ink of tlIe whole amount Of
tliee Der cent ag0lild not quite meet this
liif1ff Many lea.liHg b from she East
4lyOF cQltiaCtidn. but le demand in that
iircefid on lard ~ strong enough 10
nf6fdi rmItcl igf Iedisiri6Hiing Tie
banl, clleulalun Nili il1id0leliIl iil=i
ll1llufe.l bit lt present tie incIe.o plJs
peal more nl1lllIle l|lln nl tcncfIl Ilis|l
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CANADIAN editors, as n class, are much
more troubled about the public, debt of
the United Suites, which is rapidly dim.
mishing, then they are about the public
debt Of Great Britain, which is continual
" increasing.
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SAN DoMrNGo.-Thc Dominican Re
public, which the President is reported to
have purchased, and which Congress will
be called on to pay for, consists of that
part of the island of IIayti which, in 1777,
by treaty between France nnd Spain, was
set Otto the latter power 1t hHS always
been distinct political district from the
western part Of the island, or French
Hayti, although for many years after
1871, when it declared its indie.
pendencc of Spain, it was subject to
the Haytian Republic OF Boyer. But since
1874 1t has been o separate government.
The boundaries between the two little na-
tiOns have always been in dispute; but 1t
Is still Claimed that the Dominican Repub-
lie contains all the old Spanish portion Of
the island, or about thrcC-titths of the
whole.
Tho arena annexed by this treaty will
llcrelorebc about $4,000 square miles; or
nearly three times us large US the State Of
Massachusetts. The population is vari.
ollsly estimated at from 20,00O TO loo, 900;
but Is probably not much more than that
Of the State of Delaware. The people
are generally idle, extremely su-
pcrstitious, and poor; but the soil is rich.
Society is in disorder; the finances Of
the republic are in u desperate condition,
the currency is deprecated almost to
worthlessness, and the population TO be
added to our nation is not Of II character to
strengthen it much in intelligence and
morals.
The chief productions are mahogany
and tobacco. or the latter the less we
have the better. The former VIC could
probably buy atmuch cheaper rates with
out the island thrown in.
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EScouRAGING FOR THE AMENDMENT
A Washington telegram says that Senator
Morton received u letter Saturday from
an "oitlccr high in the State Government
"of Ohio, in which the writer sayshe has
made, with others, a special canvass Of the
two Houses ortllc State Legislature, and
that he is fully satisfied that there will be
a clear majority in favor Of rOtilying the
Fifteenth Amendment. Governor Hayes
is also understoodt to hold the same opinion.
Governor Bullock, Of Georgia, telegraph
ed 10 Washington the same day to a pro-
minent Senator, saying that the Democra.
tic State Central Committee had held a
meeting and decided to prevent tho Demo
cratic members Ofthc Legislature, whoarc
qualified undOr all the acts TO hold their
seats, from rcSlgning In order to prevent a
Legislative quorum. A quorum is there
fore assured, and tho adoption Of the
Fifteenth Amendment and the immediate
admission Of Georgia Is rendered certain
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Comparative Values of 5.2Os and
COnSOlS.


LONDON, Jan 10.
A writer in the Daily Neics of to-day,
reprobnting SIMPSONS sneers at American
credit, recently published in the Times,
proves that by the difference in exchange,
the United States $50 bonds at SO are
really higher in price than British Consols
at 09,
Royal neutrality-suspicious. Weather.
Princess Teck, formerly Princess Mary
Of Cambridge, gave birth to son last
night.
Heavy gales have prevailed throughout
Ireland since last Friday, damaging the
shipping. Many lives were lost and much
property destroyed. The gales have now
subsidized.
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French Lesson. $50

Glancing over the pages Of ono Of oll
popular French grammars, which attract
cd our attention, we looked over some 0!
the sentences which the pupil is required
TO translate.
We give our readers part of Lecon
Premiere.
"TTave you the silver goblet"
mo, l have not the silver goblet, but
l have the kings nightcap." :,
"Were you al the festival the king held
last month";"
"Yes, i was there, but Illave the tooth,
SDocs your father smokc%
"NO. my father does not smoke, but my
brothci can cline an apple tree"
"Is your uncle well!"
"Yes, my uncle is well, and my mother
in.law says she intends allowing me to
drink coffee next year"
as that chicken very old"
mo, that chicken Is not very old, but
the prince went into the kitchen and burnt
his finger"
"Have you the kings hunting. .knileg"
'.No, Ihaye not the kings hunting-knite,
but have the umbrella Of the nObleman."
These sentences are in our opinion the
best kind for educating young people, and
their educational faculties ought TO tatten
up very fiIst upon them.
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TIE papers are all at skies and scvens
on the recent disclosures in the Byron
scandal. It's hard to tell from their pc,
rl,sal, which Is tho criminal in the cas-"
Lord Byron or Mrs Stow"
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LITERATURE.

THE DAILY INTELLIGENcER. established
more than seventeen years ago, has been rrcOs-
nIxed for years as one Of the best and most luiu
entlal Journals of It's claSG.
1t is published every morning Sunday ex-
Ccptcd) and mailed to subSeribers at the following
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URAGUAY.
LIsBON, Jan, 10.

: LISBON, Ian. ~.
Later mail dates from Montcvideo just
received, announce that the great bank in
that city which was recently compelled 10
suspend, has resumed
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Jan. 10.
Senior E. Montero Kias, recently Under
Secretary of Justice, vice Senor G. Ar
danaZ, has resigned.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEw YoRK, Jan. 10.
fUNERAL OF LOGAN no. 2.

AONEsNNh VIZ AsSNHhN A'S' -
I.ogar No. 9, had a great funeral yestcr.
day. One thousand men marched in pro.
ccssion leadcd by Alderman Cracker, Of
the eighteenth ward and other well known
politicians, and long line Of carriages
filled with female mourners followed, Tho
Streets through Which tho NtnoN passed
we're 80 crowded as to l'o almost impassi-
lie A handsome hedrse with six nOddtng
llumes and drawn by gray horses bore the
tOdy 10 Calvary Cemetery, where tho Inst
rRCS Of tle Roman Catholic Church were
clSdrltotl.
DEPARTURE OF MINISTER LOWE.
Hon. r. Z. Lowe, Minister to China, lcf(
Ilic city on Saturday, for San Francisco by
.he Pacific Railroad.
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tennessee Convention.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 10.
The Constitutional Convention assem-
blcd ut the Court House, in Nashville, at
12 o'clock to-day. John G. Brown was
unanimously elected President Adjourn
cd till to.morrow.
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SCANDAL IN NEW YORK.
A Prominent Clergyman EIopes with
One of His Flock.
The Lady Wealthy and Highly Re-
spectacle.
Npw Wong Inn II

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
An extraordinary scandal agitatcs the
religious circles up town. A prominent
Clergyman of this city disappeared on
Saturday morning, in company with Il
young lady, one Of the prettiest of his
flock, and belonging to u wealthy and
highly respectable family. The circum-
stances arc such us to render it certain a
guilty intrigue exists between the parties.
The reverend gentleman leaves behind u
distracted wife and two children. Ycster-
day his pulpit was occupied by thcBishop
Of the diocese, and twas not until even.
ing tlmt the shocking intelligence reached
the cars Of the congregation. The utmost
establishment and grief prevail in the
circles where the parties have heretofore
been known anil beloved, s-5.g --4sp
New York, Jan. 10.
The clergyman Of this city reported to
have elOpc1 with II young lady member Of
his flock, is Rev. Mr.. Cook, OF West Ninth
street Methodist Episcopal Church.
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River and Weather.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.
Ohio river 10 feet, Weather clear
thermometer ut 40 degrees.
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New York Produce Market.

NEw YoRK, January 10.
FLOUR-C Closed dull aud shade lower, with a
limited export and home trade demand.
GRAIN-WhCat-IlGavy at 81 11(bI 20 for No.
spring, aud 81 sS1I 10 for winter red and amber
western. Rye-NOnlinal. ORtG-Dnll and heavy
ut G0b6lc E0f western. Con--NOminal al S|1bSSl
for new, and 81 0SIpl o. for old mixed western.
PR0visIONs- Steady at $98 00lb28 2S for
mVsN on spot; sale 500 harr6la mess ut $2S 2S for
February, and $9S 50 for March. BcGf-,QuIct
nnIl unchanged. Cut Meats aud Bac0n-NOml.
nal. Lard-Qulet at I6I(6olBASc for prime steam
on spot for March: IKE Did, and 1TIS asked,
Eddd-Dull at 4lGrtSc for fresh, and S3C for
lined.
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STOCKs-Fell ln the afternoon about per cent
from the best prices Of the day and closed unset
tied, the feeling was however bullish ut the Close
Western Union Telegraph. s!l(; Adams Exprcss.
United States. %; Pacific Mali, 49!S; New York
Central, 81 Erie, ~; Harlem, 1S; Hudson scrip,
s5H; Reading, ok: Michigan Central, 1l7Il;
Lake Shore, SStt; Illinois Central, 1874; Pitts.
sS III Rock Il: IsIsSd IS5 st. PSa " TI .SS, Go pro-,
Icrred, SIN; Wabash, 6lS; do. preferred ny;
Fl. Wayne, 88A; Tcrre IIantc 9lY; do. prefer.
red, 5GIF; Chicago .S Alton, 14S; do. preferred,
14S; Ohio & Mississippi, 9jS; Cleveland, Co.
iunlbHs & Indiana Central, Is,
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New York Money anIi stoOl Market.
Moxrr-Rasy At CO. per cont Prime dis.

MoNEY-Easy at S6T per cent. Prime dis
counts SOIL per cent.
STERLING.Stcady at O8E@I0SHc
GiOLD-F FIHnGF; opened at 1871 closed at lsaIii;
carrying rntGs 6k(I7 per cent gold. Clearanccs,
59UOO,00O. Trouble IL brewing about tho Gold
Clearing House, and ono leading hrm refuses to
accept tlia check orthe bank for greater amount
than $3OO,OOO unless certified. Forty.aye pro.
pOsals were made to-day for gold offered by the
government, Lot, ,00O bids reaching 7,3i5,OOO Ut
40 8SAI30Sg. As RO0ti IA the bids were announced
the market roRe to l9Sk. showing a strong bull
combination al work. The awards wcrO made at
10. lGn199.S9. The market closed quiet.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-ActlVG aud strong, with
ga as the chief feature, the Germans ltce bny-
Crs thereof and swept the market OF all Offering
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GUNPOWDER I!

GUNPOWDER! GUNPOWDER!! J!
VI Having the exclusive Agency IN this city
for the "Dn Pont Powder Mills have always on
hand In magazine large supply Of all ElnuS OI
viz RlAC Powder, In whole. half and quarter
metallic kegs; Sporting In CannlHtrra; also, Blast
lug aud Mining Powder. IN metal kegs; Patent
and Water Proof Safety Fuse for Blasting. For
rAle at lowest market prices.
liberal discount Will he given 10 persons ord
CTlnG powder hy the quantity.
Delivered rrei 10 steamboats, aud cars.
pArS NJ REILLY.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-11

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-11
WASHINGTON.
Final Death of the National Iutclli-
gcncGr.
WAsurScroS, Jan. 10.

WAsulNGToN, Jan. 10.
Alexander Dclmarannouncps this morn
ing that the National LlteligeHcer will no
longer be published. He assigns rs the
cause, loss ofseyoral, lll0tsanGis dOllAIaand
poor health Thepaper Essln the inter
ct Of Free Trideis aHdi IL friends Werein
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