davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-02-24
MISCELLANEOUS,


*!ps'an .oueu aAse A1Asa pe1lasAou W sq@
ata. uIFeneo IN punhe
A'epno1a n24 Temperance Society called
toasoaps.
0aode Nandet VINO kills partridge during
she next twenty 1ears, Ei!l hare to pay nne1
ElThefe Will b held convention Of hAua.eur
Edi:nra and Wrtess " At Newark, New Je1aew, on
the "a Of next moth,
Las Than Biz 5etrA ago, ninety-dv citizens OF
Portland, Me-, Ggned a testimonial to clergy.
iuan about to remove to another city. Already Its
aashor. Ron. VIZ. Willis, aud tFeut!-four others
Of the ulnety.tye s'Encrt, hare died,
/ New Orleans usn has convicted bis vile Of
ptriory. IN dery!pc. before CONT that abe h..
cytr been ms,rted 10 him, sne .nxs aha never
thought her husband fool enough 70 70 to wort to
nyore r.
The ANA. ronnanr At esuonoa A.. ,u,,, ,
enn,rsrt for = r,arnI.y ss,,s..n1s 49,. -. -.
,rrant,o, -, n,,.,na.ssa "..ae us
,.eo, ~ -. 49,. - ~ y
...s .s ~ ~ 4o.ee - Hos osn4
.I. -" ~. Ts.se " - ~ as Sasa s4aau % paa
y, oeo.' 1us w.. " sne naoss ~ a1o e'1as'a.
"otn oue
says tue Hsn!son tre1As) Fl17; Ioe now Of
lmmlsraaon mo 1e1As does mol aoate u tne
least Erc1Y steamboat up Red River IL crowded
Win people VINO are coming 10 Texas, Wills sne
nnEoeH VINO havo saatn tho overland route can.
pot &c esuulSaeu- N one more 3e2E oof skSe
vi! DC nearly 'un1d up
An sn1uotsAsue pate11amnlas nas pes!'loned tne
fltIea seuAlo 70 oseat taeletaets OF INC esetsest
tunoet O. cuaasen "no somo ner oeco.aaoh1
a1u 70 sue!ec. We ea1e neN1nn1 ol uAcoeao!s
~ sl*elA' @@As t"l11 ~ -poouo' seeosa4IS 10
'aen a0e.
.oo!sa gu! ~ Goesa. u. a!ea les aaSs
sao 4'ol1 'He ta%uloo " esu1 '1eus. ~ saeu
'ss1'u1 e1.en1 aao LES oeeo llauxea IN, toAs sao
Tue "ele 1ouno lsPpea osef oae AaosaeE, aud toe
nfeaat cone was pressed over one lung 10 thAs
ene nea eousei5 'est Ns use. fos fesefM menus
p4eslo1s 10 nel acata INC s'euu GAO oeen Obliged
70 eep Etn eofse8 on aoo Hsnteneo 70 rue lAa1
no1en, 1eF 1ne tooaentE gave kaen pam N INC H.
teHnn e1panaen enat soe eou1d not neas II
LONDON cnemns-os. Aao1o"a-nas m"
ronneeo o.feoses5 o1 4ao aiat importance,
nancy. 1na1 Inc easeous Aao Epu'd stses d
masses hfe eonsmuouS. hh experiments nave
calea! oetn HAoe opoa ea1oeaac aca. eonnaea N
nne 9'sss 1uoef' ana soeleeseo ~ various press
ufes up to that OF 1io at1oephefes- They show
mat from ca1bonic acid Is q perfect g4s 10 cAt-
tonic xctd II perfect ltaplc the ,rarsslou uay
~ .snnr,n,,.h.t ~ !. -on,tn,nr. r,o.s.- .,a ~.
~ ~ p1a"sA - o1.A... S - ~ ~.
LEG SaH ana Hqoid afe oniT o's sslnct Naee& ol
long tsries Of continuous pnytica1 ehanKea
The Pn1ts CauIots ztstea lpaf, 70 gss ron The
, 1870-02-24

ca5 spccEeos OF quartz and Roia tazsn ttou til
A:Ie5a' Delight Mines, At S3ut1 Pass, which icok
1!ca and every var desirable. He n1s In hts pos
kestlon one !pup which bears = a:rlllcR tesen.
h!aIce to loaf Of Bottom hsown btead- 1t twrIsr,
1877 outces, sEd II valued 4. s.s4o- II Is 7a4: IL
ktotn as free aoin; stHp5y stamped ont snd
cansht 10 QutckElsef. 4. 1ae Representative Of
the Esgle MaLutsctuT nR Compa, =, Of .:nlc4cu.
NIL Pa!t was appointed oJ @.fge K,nama., Ter.
t1terfat UD.ted States Judge at HJonlIg, I.eceIy.
cr Il ths MlIess' De!'gbt Hines. ana ran ,hr,a
yielding from 80 10 80 per ten- he 60 : cIu.s
to Chicago jageAtkd wth po~sF to dispose os II.
nlctB. de represents tho 5%eetwa1cs '. ~. n
which The Dines are lccAtetl, W beng eser, va
atfractire. Tee Climate 10 Of tie hess.tel: al
loSelieat character. every Wss a1apfei 10 fnA ..-
ce6st:ts OF ttose who l1r sus rlng from p1,ltI, Ia
ard s9npatbet : sr-se.3 AID Also a'c:yr,Sf
sdapted TO agricultural purposes. There; a.r ~
boa. hPasq CITY 9utte a Bntnoer OF 1nlaes opvar1
and ottess Eot foilY cevelsper, al OF w,.co s,.
pronouk cth valuael.; A.tnnu2h on tie ~r+t-rn
slope OF tie Rockg Mountains, aust macu rear-y
San Francffco, ytt I'll The nschsGery for ins- y.
Rlor aEA a:rut all sne surpal-., are dra "A trc-u
ChicsHo. There are rVo To2tes, ttver.tas ssur1
the Pacific Railroad, BY whcn Tue 1oca:l,y Gin ,.
reached. The best PASSENGER r1ute a fsom Krys.-
and III. bsst for freIgh. itom Pan: Of Rocks.
, 1870-02-24

Fostxsate3 General Regsn has written and pub
hhed letter In which be " app1s1es OF radical
Ism In an ils paxfh"
T7e Buc1rus {nj Forum {Deuoorsk,ci sayf:
"The Mount Vernon Eanne7 u heart OF oak and
kcutS 10 tic oHe. GSe n your hand, Bro her
H1sPsTs
e1erte TOT any psrt.cn!ay csudldsto Ia I'm psI,
PleStdcncy-belieripR that It II premature 70 CON.
mence disc sao0 In regard to tno c!atm4 OF
ne, We tske this early occsst; n to aaJ, mos'
etfLea!lY snd tmpbaucaly. that uudcs 40 ctruun-
1'at cet can We be Induced 10 support salmon p
lnocfd. II Democratic SAton2l Convention
a1oalo 10 ~ befsJ Il. fEus, aad b guilty Of the
fetroo Democratic Banntf wlu never fs,se nlt
hatf.tst
, 1870-02-24

The NtW Fork Sun 6AJs: "Oot cashier La
been tsoRbt led lately NTH fndnE Ill frgets sI.ad
utn w1at II TO HIN A1 upkccoart1ols green
t.pse Cpon exauEat1uu he ctscosrsed t1AL ihe
coioltrR matter came from sct sur:Ace OF tne new
oil3. and cuiEcrcJ ip*1 ianed oy the United Sites
Few green IL cS n entirely cit-Er1t colos from
iuAt formerly used, having dull, solid leak, Of
useo, 50 tnct "a tnis grtea pAsot. that II caa bo
rubbed OF IN rms. and II sofia a7esyinl1g Il
,oueh.k iii h po:focoos. peaptc tncst be ve11
l,ps, TIE utfefable character, III oa+len AID ex.
eeut,on, Of thnso csw bills aIkeA the uost supe1-
nclsi chsCrFer Wa nnd sl1o toAt There u 4 nlatk
q tneae h,!la implying that taere il 4pateak !
uasd fur hJ Ine rovr1uneht Il xoa patent for
efeop patnt for tna m.sefa nis papef ou Whsca sha
o1t4 s1o printed CT fot making ooe united a'Atea
cut3ctcy loox MS dEuF-sotlc lkp&Isf ne sn1u
Ike to Know tho history Of tic !Ass shsx job. and
Who u TO got The moray. Let thn.o b lzuL"
, 1870-02-24

champion bully Of soutn of1onna % hgos
with doub''-ea1fehea fnca' looaeo WITH
hall, at thirty feef' MI. hfo"ka declined
such terms AZ no oe'scf eoaa nn'oa1 assaa-
slnaloo' eoouso NJ naa just proved,
N ms oo~A'o'y aasao' On GUNNER
'ha' Ell a''as's'ia'on 'nA' was no' masoa'
"as qa~ae ~ ~ us 'ss'e. A1' Surfing me
LIZ" " Ie4soua' ~. Wong ~ Asense' pos cnn-
.enhea .ao os ~ W &c. o. ou'y' Hlmot
~ ~ .ao u'.o'oie'' ~ ELL nAn'' VI ~ o'e
~ s41' A.tenp.'
u LAS peen so'o tnas MI. Bur
- .'os"'ooa eouca''on WAS oegan under
.ne auspices o1 P'ous 'aocs' VINO nopea TO
"e'e'oP III" 'n'o minister o. anotnes ce-
'es''a' Aingoosa tnao tna1 ne Afterwards
'eptesen'en' no"eSes 1oIS may w. ne De-
8an n,s n'enef s'uo'es q. Denoit, In q Small
seuoo1 'neu hao"n ~, az oEancn Oh 'ne alcn-
'san otn'el<a' tnenee ne went 70 haf-
'ato' *uofo ~ e14uaa'sa' IN !o4'' at Inc
sse o' - seaS' s.uo'eo law anu oegao prae-
.se' ,t., .u 1osson' u ,o'a ns was e'oc'ea 70
.ne .AaSsacnose..s oenate' and IN me '1oi-
io""s se4 W 'as oonst'tu'1oa" eonsoa-
s'lne 10 naSe severn! o' ene most powerful
hna Popolaf speeeaes oeaseteo IN that
ooo5 against ene fepeA Oh tne Msssou1'
compromise and the nsufrasions OF the
save power N INC haosas-Heofassa oillS
end the Fug'nTe olsVe law. Du1ang the
fremont campaign no became known 10
Inc country as ono o1 the ao'esf stump
orators OF toe hepnohcan party, and vas
heard By Western and Eastern audiences
with equal enthusinsm. Prior to 1860 he
stood, with Henry Winter Davis, O9on
Lovejoy, and N. 2. Banks, among the
leaders Of the House, and fully the peer in
power Of ills abless member. Perhaps no
man in that body was heard With equal ad
mirstioa and intcrost On NIL sides, or was
more frequently pointed out as one
whose fntore greatness ana poxer
were assured. 10 accept unoos tnese clf
eomstanees' sne MISSION 10 Vienna, tendefoa
MN " 1tes'uen' Aaneo'n u io'4' ana
SUI moro 10 accept t1ans1et taeuoe 10
, 1870-02-24
TIE INDIANA REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM.

TIE INDIANA REPUBLICAN, AEPLArFoEM.
The Republicans Of 1ndiana held their
State Convention at Indianapolis on Tues
day, and adopted very judicious platform.
No moro space is given 10 bygone issues
than may justly be accorded to the triumph
Of The great principle Of equh civil and
political rights to ali men, without distinc-
ton Of race OF color. Rejoicing in the
ratification Of the Fifteenth Amendment,
the Republicans Of Indiana "e1tead
to The colored nm helping
hsnd TO enable him TO improve and elevate
his condition" This is noble resolve and
fitting sequel to the long and desperate
struggle which has resulted in ridding the
country Of slavery md all its adjurcts.
The platform then grapples tbs present
ard coming issues Of national politics with
spirit Of genuine courage and dmanliness.
The fifth resolution, which will attract moro
attention and elicit more discussion than
any other, is IN the following words:
~ That q reduction OF taxation - demanded.
both Of ts1n and ln'e1r1l taxes, Ir fetcncs the
lowest auunnI co1Gls:tut with tns credit Atd ne-
cessllleS Of the government; and tnAt We 1fe In
faror Ct q ta11r tor IereLue, tGievspg that q
,n % = 1a Tnca s1
Cot 10 entitled"
It viii be remembered that all the Repub-
ican members Of Congress from Indiana
except one (Wt11lia1ns) :roted for Mr.. Mar
thnll'a resolution declaring that revenue.
nnd not protection, should be the object
sought in the adjustment of duties on im-
ports- The indianapolis Convention has
affirmed this principle, and gone step fur
the1, in declaring that the tariff, as well as
internal taxation, should be reduced to the
lowest point consistent with the credit
and necessities Of the government. Tbs
platform declares that revenue
tariff will afford all the incidental
protection to which anY interest IS entitled.
soaFer-reFenue being obtained only ftozn
goods which a.- s-t-~.svt1, and protection
only as they are excluded. There arc,
doubtless, many Republicans IN Indians
who believe that in practice (howerer il
may be in theory it will be found inpossi-
bic to raise the necessary amount Of revenue
from customs duties without afford
1pg some protection to certain interests.
And this may be the correct
view. At all events, its incorrectnoss can
only he proved by experiment. Commits
Eioner Wells, in his scheduls Of a tar,T
constructed NTH view Of obtaining from
the smallest number Of imported articles
an annual revenue Of $l50,O00, 900, in-
cluded manufactures Of wool, cotton, fax,
hemp. paper, glass, iron, steel, lead, and
Tin, at an average rate Of 25 per cent
, 1870-02-24
POLITICAL

Tne fr1nttnE privilege VIZ not appreciated BY
tho people Of EeM MHaups1lIe1o1tJ.ns nso yeaf1 sCo.
Ore Of thei1 Coz zressmen sent home package
OF fatten seed unde1 hts frauk. and 10 tndI Enaa,
xe1s th+y 1t sne wrong that sne1 would not re-
elect him.
ATe1is paper reports that ex-Oonfeae1ase
, 1870-02-24
sMtE1wA1ER MlTEs, HYuMiHs.

Iii. Seth Pslre, OF this city who has iuss re-
tulred from four months utp to tho Sxees11te<
Miles, Wyoming Territory. exhibited to u 5es:e.-
, 1870-02-24
County Court,


rHcttEu1N0s n EAFERurrY =
Atr Preceding Oscar Wt.che,i - r,...
seoah sea!af5 psoceed!oE r1s sehetuie Of ,he deofn-
,s ~ me iolo TEE nnanctal copdition: IJss
~ money lsa1 ed, etc. H,s1a 81. sos
K; = = f1r1.. A.sets. .urs dae u opsn accoans.
ia four rh'3dIse &c < Clothing al tef, .,ie.
SnT7h ~ T1., ,Sm.uIsu. 1!.o; stock In s:ore, M 81
to'si Gssk street With nx.1res, e,c.s xfss 6:
''is4 n41;s,e soIe.s 5ot cred:iots, 4.93a q.
!'1.s 1e{g!'11sssaffon-eanes r Lin1tssy, of cu,cszos
of ta r,a,e 10 dpp9 for DsseAar;e-clcero s:e7en5.
, 1870-02-24
METEOROLOGICAL,

Meteorological record tor Fear2J ., 1s7a, a.
reported hy j. g. LareEutn, 1r., opuclan, 1T Ra1-
uo:ph street, correspondent to thn Smithsonian
Il su'u.e- The Insll le:ie.1 a1a tho 1nIrals tar
tue Eo1os "1et1,Eg."' sertle, " high" 1dsy."
nolst atnosFbest," fain. " and "tnow:"
, 1870-02-24
W., t1. H."d 1*e. Rsts.
Ssfst p9eeedt .ss-o;- - 1s--.-.-. y e IL r tn nru
5nu- aM T. M.K.h- - @
thW. S.N w. VIZ. 70 inehAa

MNIAIuH AINAHAo.
cnnAoo. Feb. u. ls;a
ssp sSsp rtts q q N,An. Mosn ttsts -. Il a, !. n,
eeA sFts ~ - e. p n. Noon sesz Il h u T.. p.sn-
, 1870-02-24

"Ine RtPFekenfAttrts'R TT Rp1U IL fpae4oUs apart
err, ti1s} -o1e seet reep, nfty-eig1t wade, and
th'rtJ-s'x hiah, coTesed ceiling OF about ten
fees hieh co: Included. This room II Of m o:tar-
sular torm; four Ct lsa tfces are ruurded IN tn.
manner Of E!cces, ard g.ye graceful variety to
the whole. The widows are large, and plicel
sixteen feet 1iom the door; al below then Is fus.
utaned F!ta plain vsiutco', Interrupted oalJ hy
forr ch'uneJ1; tu', ADORE these, number Of
louie COLUMNS aco ptlas:err, with tntr pso,er en-
tAhsa:ure. arc veET t1dicouslJ disposed, and E1Te
great eessnce. Ia thu panels between the VIM
do~s troth'es are carved, Ard the letters G. s. In
acsI her. Aurtouctsd with laurel The Sp-ater's
chair 10 Opposite the great docr and rai.ea By sey
ersI BteF+: the ch3r1 for the ueTbers are rauRets
seni cfcaaH's tn rWo Tows, IN f,ont OF the Speak
er. There a1e tao gaIc1lts fcr the accomuoda-
tto1 Of spectators
''on abe left Of the vestnu1e ia lobby. - BY Is
teet, rnhhec with 1'arkt.n pHsasers. Tnls lesta
to she Senate Cnanher. which u forty feet louy,
zotIty wide, Ard twenty a'sh. with N arrhed
Getting. II has three wt5dows IN froos and thrre
back. Thnte IN irnnt open into K2l!er5 twelve
fett deep. auAtded By n elegant t1un railing. In
tina gallery our beloved late President Washing
ton, ATTENDED by the Senate and the House Of
Representatives.. to.k hA o3.h OF oGce, In 'tht
lace Of Heaven AEd In tho rseseaee os = large
coaocrrss Of people azsenbted IN ffpns, q: she
ceu1nercenent Of Tie operation Of shs Federal
Cot kutrttop.
"Tce Senate Ctanbe1 Il decorated With p1ss-
tsrp OF 40 order Invented BY MAJOR L'EafAot, the
srchltect, which Save magnificent appearance.
The uarnle xn'cn1s rfed IN tie en!mceJsl Is
American. std, for re4aty Of shades and po1sh
u tqu1i to Any Of IN xii il Europe.
Bet.de4 znese. there nre eeseral other Suons
for uae Ald conJenkEce-& linrar3, nohtes, and
Committee toeras aoose, and gused rsoms below.
The tulldl1g, on the Who ., dte4 Ecsa credit to
the Ingenuity ard ABILITIES Of Tho Atcltect-'"
GAZE.
, 1870-02-24

e9rs cs9 ci II n tn qee 81 ne 1 ck Ss ~ s9no!
1t11.i Auu NC LILLE ns sns SosEu ot1cs
III, e."1e1@e 1e4u1as '1o" soe las9er 70 the
'~1' 0'''"- rrenxn 1o,u
Tn,s 1co, Il, - tt91. =, ~, .,
ceIt r. ne er1i ore 80 ~ uass ., tae ~
Ths = cart. cnn, ~ 's-r aav ~ 1t ~
nisre fut H. ~. escn,n t1,, ps'ase
e.nrr0f caM for fne Tsfe etcnro n ffr anms1
mn ina9. |ssts nsos =. pana. 10 lu :, aIaSt ns.
arc 10 te siro1ided Jos re 1srSe nap eooss. 9ales
iii, rnt htyenfter hHvr ~ e. nftat eh1.s. ,e,
plact 10 nare bnt TfIl airats Te-na,o ~ ity ~
ctska Vn.en. pr IA Irrrnious confrivance ~ t-e
nsds 10 cor p,rfe,T e.rase iii hoo1e 1saa -, ae -,
c.e. pru.sc;1s ;ne,n frou tisnsse Or da,s -. au u,
oltcr cauiee, Besopd here i fne Crcnit n ,1y
rh'ch Trrairs II 5qx, Thue s,ae nali. ie.a - ~
totJ nou4s AMI the chlce Of tae CounfT a1nrrios
Ienceut. -'1'-
1u,Bp E1ooE-
1t the left of The cam: or on t.ts ,ar. The nrv
Wig = devoted TO she meet,Dx r7ou Of He Hosrd
Of sopeIs1scrs which Is . f-et tqpaTe, snd is to
b. tuppled win Few AID sul:Ahte fufu,lpre ar
iscEen !.tni!a!1E 10 thas ct the Co1ac.1 Cnamner,
IN tne old nnldlsR ia the s1-rs!ot co5!t soor, ~
!os, ~Eh the exception tha. . p7yasa enrfacce
hom I, II, ne easI has b een supplied
" t5s north Slda Of the BAL IL tic new wing,
= tne Chsrceft Chamber OF 4a- Superior Cuorr,
kna reIHirg room fer the Judge, ard t*o 13rI
f01M N4Aq{H1C2. the j8ttHF o -v,E
, 1870-02-24


deferca WAS sent to "a 1ndescTlpAo!e place 10
aDeLd his p!eadlcEs. I d. not fno* anything
about Af. Bebne1s casa If the Buffalo CONNER.
tlaI 4trfytusr made IN ii fo1nded charge OF I'll 8
danutng scrt Upon It's member OF Congress, only
because It orpcsed his rom'nxilon, we eaa sec
what are tie dececc,es Of merely paFs7san j1or.
rala. Ard 1t Mt. Bennett nas no other .eray than
that she newspaper u DOT In ever3 p&rzxrsph tue
to the p.fty, We can see tbs hEgh sp'r1t and me4-
sc1c the conscience Of merely partisan Congress-
Han-
F1RSAEDT.
THIS 14to be letter made up entirely or 1a~
1loEA1 hot to ny motnen to11 occurrenceA To
would oe hts 1eAyat TIC case Of Judith and Hoao-
fefnea oot CT scripture
toece. Tbs Ln1a11 Of CopKrez- The Lara1tzn,
4, L. SpcCo1t, discovered nAkcE indexes. ana
c1ing, Ut intervals, "S:roaulr "kcIrat"
''Wheele1!" TO him enter Fefnaody Wood.
Wood Approaches The Loraz.ans deak, Aud
eayetn:
*A1. spocs1o. 1xta to hare Eone psiyate eoa.
Ve:sAron with yu1-"
"WIsa great p,easure, Htr; come tal1 vsy to sAe
prtFste e1nce- Be seated"
"S3. II. viii res ST.
"Thcn Jon RAl isrce NO to sand n velL'
Fezrzndr, 1f1e1 v1oleEs moral ef,rs, Roea
down uron ha superior end To him, - the pAY.
eoota say, en'erA sprcuru, R c. E., soa sdranees
aidex,se. L u Z. They cs1om on esca osaar a1d
ioc trama oe9inh
F.nsudy. MT sporosd, I v.sh to ssk yea .
few QUE sstous. How 4ooE have you been L:hsazls1
hxrci"
ssonord. aIw. appointed n 1855 BY Ahrs-
nam L.tcniE."
Perraroy, "Wao buJs books for tnts 1a.a1J7r
sporo1d- "The purchase Of bosks Il 1ofntrany
In tho tatd3 Of I ioiLt CO n1taee oi coag1&zx La
reality, i putch4so the eoohk"
FeInatdy. "Afe snu s11fe. 1ts, thas thers IL
ia your catalogue false, scant1ous, and lniaaous
psupalet upon myself Look. aTt'
tTasy cTpts r L c and rterpss L n c, Fef.
Mandy goes 10 the b II and SpoGosd catches him
out All the pal8 CO q and AIo4 CIR A.p,l
Spcroyd ttesdtnE Aload tron the eatalo1ue,.
Il Fsrsa.ds Road: TA Ps,pste. feLiieal xnl on
eial Ftl.atstes a. k,seesiaaeen4 Pamph<ta. 4-l1-
~"
Fe,IardJ. "S.r. do you permit sash infamous
sttaeks npo1 neuoe1 Of ConErrss 70 roman u
the public library :"
sporurn- "kE. wocd~ do Jo7 knav taat The
Laza1san u compal1ed ~ Lay to nA IL eaxtod an
Of e7esJ copJnzhted beot, pAuph.s. AID psooe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-12
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Mr.. LAM0N, from the committee on
Taxation and Finance, reported it mex.
pedient to legislate for the benefit Of
George NJ. Stewart, as petitioned for.
Also petition of citizens of Hancock
county, relative to theliquor law, recon-.
mendipg its reference to the Judiciary
committee.
Mr.. GOFF, from the same committee,
reporting upon the resolution inquiriug
into the credit and standing of the Mer.
chants Bank of Charleston as a State
depository, declared the Bank financial.
ly sound and safe place of deposit.
Mr.. LAMB, from the Judiciary COM
mittee, reported is inexpedient to pass
House Bill No. 81, incorporating the
Union Land Company.
Also, remonstrance against any ac-
tion for the relief of Mrs. Ann Daily,
recommending its reference to the com.
mittee on Claims and Grievances.
Also, asking to be discharged from
the further consideration of petition
in relation to deer, having already re.
ported upon the subject
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-12

THE President has endorsed the con-
duct of General TERRY in Georgia. This
was to be expected. The latter was a
mere tool in the hands of politicians,
and did their bidding in an effective
manner. When it was necessary fol
certain men to be removed from the
Legislature in order to give the Radi.
Gals control of that body, General TERRY
finished the job in a short time. This
is the Administration programme, and
for carrying it out the President thanks
his benchman.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-12

JESSE GRANT, the father of the boy
ULYSSES, has been re- reappointed Pest
master at Covington, Kentucky. The
pointment is not to be wondered at, fol
the President General well knew if he
did not keep the old gentleman tied
down by some official position at home,
that he would be swelling around Wash
iugton, boarding at the White House,
and sticking his nose into thousand
things that did not concern him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-12

IT seems General BUTLER is not in
good odor among the Departments at
Washington. Not long since he, as
Chairman of the Board of Managers OF
the Asylum for Disabled Soldiers, made
application to the Treasury Department
for transfer of about four millions OF
dollars of bounty money forfeited by
deserters from the army during the re
bellion. This was refused. BUTLER
appealed to the Attorney General, and
was again refused. Not a stamp would
be turned over to him. An appeal is
now made to the House. 1t is quite
evident General BUFFERS management
of fiscal affairs in New Orleans has not
impressed those having charge of funds
in Washington with highly favorable
opinion of his trustworthiness.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-12

The four seamen Of the ship Neptune,
who alleged that they were cruelty
beaten by Captain Peabody and his two
mates on the late passage from Liver.
pool, are now lying in Long Island Hos.
Pital. Ia addition TO the eighs state.
ments already published, Michael Nc
Donnelly, Samuel Brown, William Joyce
and Arthur Sanders have added the
weight Of their testimony as to the
cruel conduct Of the Captain toward
his crew. Captain Peabody has on Sow
cral former occasions been arrested on
a similar charge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-12

The Military committee of the House
are engaged in examining into the al
legged sale of cadetships bymembers of
Congress. 1t is runored that more
than one servant of the public will have
his fingers pinched by the facts put
upon record.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-12

On yesterday, in the course Of oul
editorial remarks upon the contested
election case, we said the previous
question had been called by "a friend Of
PUTNAM" Mr.. WELLS, of Tyler, who
called the previous question, assures us
that we were in error in thus describing
him; that he called the previous ques,
tion to cut off long and useless debate
which he expected; that he did not de.
sign voting to retain PUTNAM in his
seat but intended, had opportunity of,
fered, to vote against him as he had
voted against RAIDER. We cheerfully
give Mr.. WELLS the benefit of his ex
PLANTATION, as we desire to misrepresent
nobody. We regarded Mr.. WELLS as g
friend of PUTNAM because he
"called time" on Mr.. RICHARDSON
the counsel of Mr.. RAIDER, while
that gentleman was in the most effect
i've part of his argument, and because
he voted against seating Mr.. RAIDER
without explanation, while Messrs
GoFF and WHEAT, who opposed both
contestant and contestee, so explained
in voting against Mr.. RiDER. As Mr.
WELLS cast his vote without qpalifica
tion, We naturally concluded he did moi
coincide with the other gentlemen men
toned and classified him as ga friend o.
PUTNAM" Being assured by him thai
injustice was thus done him, We cheer
fully present his disclaimer.