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BoakSERs ANo oDdlSs sPu@q
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RuRoPExN STEAMSHIPS FIRST PAaE-Fifth col.
EuRoPE. FIRST pAos-sish column,
ExcURsloSs-ssSosp rAeE-foartb column.
FINANCIAL. FIRST PAGE--Foursh column.
FOR SALErTHIRD PAeE-Fourth column.
GEsoa iSa co.
HELP WANrED-MALEs PAor-secona and
HELP wAsTED-FEMALEs-rn PAoE-Fin. and
HORSES, oSERixdEs. Ac.-Flnsr Second and
non .nrd soa. GO anns .ov s.cora cormn.
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Y hosokIS auSsos STq AND BER
ZEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sxooAD PAas-
LECTURE ah1as saa1st sEAsoN-ruHp PAe.-slxh column.
LEGAL HoTlCES--t iRsT PAaRTb,rd column.
LOAN OFfICES--FIRST PA6I-FoIrlh colunn.
LOST AND fOUND-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
MISUNDERSTANDING PAGE-Fourth column.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAaE-Sixth column.
EEDICAL--lHIRp PAeE-Fourth column. So,
MILLINERY AND DREsSMAklNG-sECoNDf fAGE-snh
MIscELLANEOus Observation-Disclosures PAGE
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REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoNp PAGE Sixth column.
RELIGIOUS NOIICES-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
EEWARDS-FiRsT PAGE Third column
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs- -TnaD PAeE-second
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sPoR1iNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &o.-FrRsr PAeE-second
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WANTED TO PURCHAsE-FIRsy PAGE Fourth column.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN On and after Monday, May 28 lsu express
will leave depot. corner OF Twentysxsh street Fonrt
avenue, as follows
1890 A. NJ, Rutland Express.
Sleeping coaches on night trains between New YORK
a. Aibsns. VI I. @. BUCkHoUT Superintendent,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

I IFE OF CHARLES DICKENS-BY DR. n. SHELTON
IL Mackenzie. With Personal Recollecons and Anec-
dotes Letters by Box before published and Uncol
Peterson Brothers. ss Chestnut street, Phisdephia have
In press for immediate publication, rhe Life OF Charles
Dickcnsn II will contain beside full history OF bis Life,
hts Uncoected Pieces In Prose and Verse; Personal Recoi
20 various persons before pubsbed and viii trace
the entire Of the novelist from the time Of hs
birth and 6rst connection with journalism reporter,
ts unexpected and lamentsd termination the 9th Of
June, 1870. BY Dr. r. Shelton Mackenzie II will also
tain engraved keness OF Charles Dickens taken from
photograph Tor which he few days prior TO his DEATH
The whole will be issued IN large duodecmo volume, bound
II esn red Or blue morocco CLOTH gilt side and back
Price W Agents everywhere TO engage IN ts
Advance copies wiz be sent TO any postpaid, receipt
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GRAND INAUGURAL MEETING
NJ OF
FLEETWOOD PARK,
Al Morrissnia. N. Y,


THIRD DAY.
SATURDAY, JULY Q, at one O'Clock.
No,B-A purse of a. 600.
For horses that beat S0 three In eve In
@1,2O0 TO brst $500 to second, $500 to thrd.
!. J. A. Martins bk. g. Black Harry.
O. J. r. Hornbeck's b. <. Captain Gin
Maces D. r Dresden;
b Ben Dauels b. m. Topsey.
g. w. II. Doble's br Coonel Russell formerly Hop.
Z 4 nurPhy's g. Carroll formerly Centaryl
eral Scottl
8 NJ. Ooodins b. m. Mary
10. j. Odikirk's bk. O. Patchen Chie.
II. A. Pattersons 9. T. Dreadnaught.
No. 5-A purse OF $l,6 500
For horses that beat 36 miles and repeat In
harness sesS TO nrst $500 TO second $500 TO third.
!. J. Murphv's b. m Lady Sears.
9. ID. Mace's b. m. Lydia Thompson.
3. Ben Daniels b. q. Butcher Boy.
4. ]. f. wilkins c. &. George Smith.
B. John Lovetts o. m. Grace Bertrso
+. G. Whites 9. m. Fahny Fern.
2. J. J. Bowen's b. q. Dew Drop.
J. Odikrk's b. z. Unknown.
No. ga purse Of $4,000.
Free for all mile heats three In hve, In $4,000 TO
first 81 $50 TO second, $3.50 TO third.
]. Ben Daniels b. m. American Girl.
2. Chas. Cnamplins b. A. George Palmer.
3. Budd Doble's b. m. Goldsmith Maid
The each day wi be called puncuay At o'clock.
The New York and Harlem Railroad will extra trains
from Forty ysecond street and Fourth avenue at r NJ
HENRY DATER, President
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VISIT TO EURoPE.-sOME THINGS USUALLY OVER
looked.-Reprnted from the National Quarterly Re
view, for june 1870 All who travel all who vote, all who
fond OF contrasts should this Price 80
per copy, AMERICAN NEWS CoArAHy. New York
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Through LDe TO
California and Chins.
Freight and passage greatly
reduced.
fbrongu rates, New York to San Francisco
FIRST Class, ssteeragc
$l25 10 $40 $50.
sccordn TO location Of berth.
These rates include behs. board and all necssssres for
the trip.
Of the above line pier ~ North river foot of
Canal street, al " O'Clock noon,
on 5th and 2lst OF each month";
ereept when those days fall sunday then the day pre-
One hundred pounds OF baggage free to each adult Med
cine and attendance free
sTlTUrIOS, Capisin Csvery.
Steamer CHINA viii leave San Francisco Augus l. 1870
for China and japan.
An freight San Francisco will 90 as fast and be re-
ceivsd until I r. NJ. Wedncsdsv, July 20.
Freight for Central America and Pacific ports will be
received until p NJ on Tuesday July 49, only All tho
usual facilities Afforded shippers 10 collecting inland charges
For freight passage tickets all further Information
apply At the oaco pier u North river
CT. poMlEGo LINE.
= For Puerto Plata, ssunana and 81, Domingo cry.
Tho United States Mail steamship
Captain z. 4. Delaney.
viii leave pier No. North river for ABOVE ports on
saturday. July = al O'Clock T.. NJ.
'' 'e'iai isPoffosD fi iBaaSpfpsss CO.. 20 Broadway
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
i New York aud Mexican Mall Stearnshlr line,
sailing every twenty days, from pier IL East river
CITY or MERIDA. Deaken. Tuesday, July u, sts ~.
y. ALgXASDRE SONS, 80 Broadway.
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TRAyELLERs' GUIDE.

OATH AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD.-FULToN
ID WALL South and Hamilton ferry 10 Greenwood Cent
terry connect with steam W the island every fort
minutes.
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
il Old Line. Low freieht
The well known first class sidewhee steamship
DE SOTO,
Thomas II. Morton. Comm ander,
Will leave pier No 30 North river Saturday July al
II. ~ Freight taken a through rates tor St. Louis, Mobile
aod Galveston.
For freight passage having superior accommodations,
apply 10 LIVINGSTON, FOX co,
q Liberty street
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A -sPECIALTIES AT s. LIBERTY STREET.
"A. shifting leather Depot Wagon, by Bates, $i95J
shifting leather top dne Buggy, BY vanderssw
Elegant top and no top Pony Phaet0ns, by Norton
Light nrst class Park fhaeton a46o worth 5000 ...o
Superb Double Harness. by Dalton, 3l60; worth %25
Elegant gold mounted by Belts Nichols; also 300 sets
Harness. all kinds balance Of bankrupt stock and must be
closed out regardlsss .
Sheets Aghans Robes Nets no dozen hne Whips At half
price, now your time We mean business, and warrant
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL, So Liberty street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


genera. s1 Bindings
ss,:a asssS:sasa sss q ts.. q H. is'
%Snesaay Saoet @ On Gs @
FOR he plans, Ac which may be considered by the COM
mes as The best. and worthy Of being adopted premium
For The secosd best premium 81 six hundred dollars
For the third best premium Of two hundred and fifty
Circulars containing the dimensions Of the Site conditions
iss Sssnp a1is ia
sHkk1sb sskklHM 8 sapgE, aRpggEssEA'
M4s2EHs wsGklAs oE9ssb W9Sb,
NEW yopx Inn. ., ,sS sS2Smm'sss on Normal College. &C.
with Joseph Bss, Pearl and Canal streets black
eyes, tau and .sm Jewish souhtenanco of Eyeglasses
addressDsJ g. box ics Herald oce s '''A' 'AN '' "
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, BROADWAY AND TWEEN.
sh5a asree. s,sss.wl the young lady dressed in
as be so out Of stage corner Fsssnsh and
so be A4di
THE cELEgRATEp cARBoLIc HEALING BALM on
a1ra Tpss w:h a. vhDs.ne rss or retail sno
man. Send For circuin See eslimonais OF is use and
out IL.
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
DovEYs ~ s'sS
N Blades attended bv Mrs. Dovev.
ZINE LOT OF YOUNG MOcKING BIRDS AT cHAs
N RElCHE BROTHERS. Bird Store, 30 Chatham, be-
tween North William and Chambers streets
@-----------
THE TURF.
POOLS WILL BE SOLD THIS EVENING AT
IA. Riey corner Broadway and Twentye street,
the cup iace al Saratoga and the
tween.the Dauntless aud Cambria THOS. b. JOHNSON,
EXTRA MEETING
l3 OF THE
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
Thursday, July 2Premiun Stake 5Oo for double
teams, TO wagons. ~
D. Mace enters Kirkwood and License.
Budd Doble enters Jessie Wales DArknesA
Also day,
Premium $2000-e130 10 frat $500 TO second, 5000 to
third for all horses except Goldsmith Maid Lady Thorne
Friday July 22-Premium, 5000 all 10 60 TO the first
horse.
Dan Mace enters Lady Thorne.
Budd Doble enters Goldsmith Maid.
Also day,
Premium 81 500-61 to Hrs $3.50 70 second $3.50 10
third, for horses that have never beaten 2 26
above unhled races for which entries solicited,
wiz close Wednesday, July lS at nine o'clock NJ at the
Entrance ten per cent; three 10 l two to start good
day and track mile heats best in In harness. except
double team horse dstancing the aed to be entitled
to the whole Of the premium:
Address r. o. READ, Secretary,
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

WANTED-A SECOND HAND sCow FOR LIGHTER.
w Ing lumber, 10 carry b0,puC feet Address, stating
price, boz 2pt East New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15

There is a peculiarly unfortunate gentle
man down in Georgia His name is John
A. Wimpy. About year ago ceres
pondence between Mr.. Wimpy and q
swindling firm in this city which adVer'
tised counterfeit money for sale, was pub
lished, and seemed TO show design OIL
the part Of that fellow TO play upon the
financial suSceptbilities Of the people OF
his native State. Mr.. Wimpy fortified his
defence with strong affidavitS signed by
"ReV." gentlemen, asserting that he was
acting in the character OF detective
merely. Now we have other correSpon'
dence Of Mr.. Wimpy with another firm
OF the same character, in which he con-
fesses q loss Of $3.50 in the pursuit OF his
benevolent investigations. Mr.. Wimpy
we observe by the Atlanta St't Era, is a
candidate for Congress u his district.
His financial ability will find ample scope
il he succeeds; and under the manage
ment Of such men, our currency question
msy be definitely settled. We doubt,
hugeVcr, if the country Is yet ripe for the
legislative exercise Of his peculiar abilities.
" !. Standard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15

THE Wheeling Register and Charleston
Courier tpar mobile tratrumJ affect to
ignore the advocacy OF the FLICK amend
ment by Democratic papers, except in the
case of the Parkersburg Gasete, They
don't seem to think the Kanawha RepUb-
liedn and Cabell Pres worth notice; yet
these papers as well as the Gaaeth almost
every week have able articles in favor Of
that measure. From the last number Of
the Pres, which Is conducted by gentle
man who Is DISTINGUISHED for his connec-
ton with the rebellion, we take this OK
tract from the leading editorial:
II the Flick amendment is passed by
the legislature in January, submitted TO
the people in May, in June we will be
free. But gentlemen say, we will set you
free sooner. We will, by resolution, de-
clare that you must be oORritled Of treGtOn
BY a-iury, or the constitutional amend
ment will not debar you. We want no
such beating round the bush as that, We
want no shelter under such miserable sub
terfuges as that. We are guilty OF the
precise conduct tor which the amendment
DISTINGUISHES US. Ten thousand men in
West Virginia did battle for the contede.
racy, and scorn to deny It and do not
want state Of affairs that invites prose
cutions, but rather prefer to have the stig-
ma on their conduct and the personal
grievances involved in the constitutional
amendment. removed by the only power
that righuully makes and unmakeS con-
situations, the sovereign people at the polls.
We did commit treason as 1t Is rendered
by the victors. We believed we were pa
triots, had we succeeded we would have
been 50 In the eye Of the law; but we fall
ed, and now when generous people pro
pose 10 remove the stigma and the griev-
ances contained in the fundamental law,
we prefer that course far above any other
that removes the personal disabilities and
leaves no stain upon our Charactersin the
constitution, besides such expedients are
anil have been too often and too sternly
condemned by your party, as the work
Of INSCRIPTIONS opponents, and fidelity to
and maintenance Of constitutions, were
ever the boast Of the old time democracy.
The splrit Of the amendment cuts down
I'VE rebels" and VIC prefer to have the
spirit" changed, and have no derire TO gel
up q controversy as 10 the manner Of con.
viction, and as strict constructionlst we
stand aghast at suggestions TO nullify the
manifest spirit and interest OF the COnsti'
tuition by legislative resolutions
But above all other arguments IN CO
gency to US the disIranchised is this
That until the amendment Is Abrogatec
BY the people all persons DISTINGUISHED BY
itwould hazard an election 10 any Office
a contest on the ground Of eligibility ant
the expense and trouble involved therein
and labor under disadvantages in getting
nominations before the people for reason
AZ the apprehended contest Aforesaid
Therefore we reilerate the cry, let the PEG
pie vote on the question. Like the king
they do no wrong, and politicians remem
Der VtG7 p0puli, UoE Gei.' .lu
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The Register has twice asserted that
Michigan recently voted down the propo-
sition to strike the word "white" from
her constitution. According to our in.
formation such is not the fact. The prop
osition carried, though by a majority
much below that of the Republican tick
et-which only shows that several thou
sand persons who call themselves Repub'
licans were so lar subject to their preju-
dice that they violated the fundamental
principle Of their faith. 1.-THE people Of
Michigan had voted down that amend
ment 1t would be no reason West
Virginia should do likewise in similar
case. Bad examples are to be avoided,
not followed.
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DIED.

wEED-In West Philadelphia. on wednesday
morning, December 18th, 1870, Rev. HENRT X
WED, DID, In the SD year Of his age.
The funeral viii take place from the Let Pres
bytGian Church on Saturday morning, at loN
O'Clock, and will proceed to the Stone Meeting
House, At the Forks OF Wheeling creek.
DCNN-on Wednesday evening, December u
1870, ALBKRT MATE. son Of Albert and 3. A,
Dunn, aged years, 5mOnths.
The funeral viii take place from residence o
parents, Broadway street. Islsnd, on Friday
morning at O'Clock, Friends Of the family ar
invited to attend.
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INDEPENDENCE CESTENEART.-A pro-
iect is now on foot to celebrate the one
hundreth anniversary OF American indie
pendence by holding an International ex-
hibition ofarts, manufactures and products
of soil and mines, in Philadelphia. Asthe
time is only about six years of the matter
hiss already begun TO take shape. 1t Is
proposed that Congress shall take charge
Of the preparations, and an act has just
been introduced in the House Of Repre-
sentatives for that purpose. 1t proposes
to authorize the appointment by the Pres
ident Of q commission OF not more than
three delegates from each State, to sit in
Philadelphia, make arrangements for
holding a Worlds Fair, superintend the
same when held, and make reports to
Congress The Commissioners are to
have the same mileage as members OF
Congress. but no pay.
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The PROBE cted Railroad to the North.
west.
WHEELING, W VA, Dec. IA.

west.
WHEELING, W Va, Dec. IA.
To tie LtSlH0GBoGT.
In view Of the present feeling that seems
to be exhibited, it is necessary that the
citizens Of Wheeling and Bridgeport un-
derstand the movement that isnOw being
made towards building the contemplated
railroad to the northwest. The projectors
Of the Wheeling, HopelAle & Lake Shore
Railroad, knew at the onset that If the in
terest at each end Of the line became di-
vided the project would fail. But II the
people could be united the project would
be success, and the road would be built.
Now the question Is: Will you divide
this interest in building up Wheeling
creek, when you already have what local
trade lies between the interests Of the B.
& 0. r. TO the interest Of the P. G. s. st.
L. railroad, by the pixies that are being
built in Belmont county? Would it not
be TO your interest 10 keep the road as far
north as you can, and thus divert all the
local trade you can in the direction Of
your towns We think so, and still make
direct communication with m air line
road from the river 70 the lakes via Hope
dale, Dennison, New Philadelphia, WOos-
ter. sc. IfyOu make the line shorter by u
miles, via Hopedale, than the old Short
Creek Route, which Is some five or six
miles south Of Hopedale, what must the
increase in distance be II you run the line
west rid OF Wheeling creek and New
Athens, which Is some twelve or fourteen
miles still farther south, and now you are
asked TO raise some three or four hundred
dollars to make preliminary surveys, &c,
when the route already surveyed shows a
very practicable one, and the citizens
have given the right Of way almost unani-
mOuSly, and have and are subscribing
literally 10 build this road and are deter.
mined TO make Wheeling their terminus!
We think that the people should decide
that the route rEG Hopedalc, is the one
that Wheeling and Bridgeport should
lend their aid, as there are less
than 40 miles Of railroad 70 build to make
railroad connections, and as for bridging
the Ohio river ut present. the question Is
not and ought not to be talked Of, as the
railroad company would no doubt make
their terminus on the island. Bellaire Is
working hard for the terminus via ST.
Evansville, but Wheeling will never con-
sent, we think, for that TO take place,
while the already heavy burden placed on
the Belmont county people by the pike
tax will he very detrimental towards ratS-
ing any loCvl subscriptions These arc
items for the people to take into consider
alton. Yours truly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15

Projection OF HONE ISDusTRI.-A
meeting was held at Dewey s Vances
Office yesterday afternoon, for the purpose
Of forming an organization for the Protec'
ton Of Home Industries Several sugges'
lions were made as to the form Of The or
ranization. The meeting adjourned to
meet a, the same place, at2 O'Clock on
Friday next, for the purpose Of eFecting a
permanent organization. All parties are
requested to be prompt in attendance.
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VIZ would call attention to letter else
where, setting forth the advantages to b
found by Wheeling and Bridgeport in the
Ropedsle route of the proposed railroad
to the Northwest. The writer thinks 1t
will not dofor Wheeling, Bridgeport and
the people along the HOpedale route
10 divide their strength.
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The Anti.SlaTerx Mungeu.

Mr.. MUxGES, of0hio, has announced
his hostility to the San Domingo scheme
on rather novel and original grounds
Here is n resolution offered by him in the
House, day or two since. Mr.. .MuSoES
it will be recoIlected, is gentleman o.
fine sensibilities, a musician and poet, some
of whose illusions have in times past ap.
pcared in our columns
"WHEREAs, the people of the United
States by the adoption Of the 18th Amend.
ment to the Constitution thereof, limited
slavery or involuntary servitude to pun
ishment for crimes, and thereby stamped
with the seal Of their condemnation all
commerce in human beings; therefore, be
it
"Reaoloed, That it is as much against
the spirit Of the Constitution Of the United
States to purchase population in the
bulk as TO buy an individual, and that all
attempts to purchase the island Of San
Domingo or island Of Cuba are condemn.
ed in advance by the Constitution and
spirit OF our republican institutions, and
would wound the selfreSpect Of every cit
zen Of either island proposed to be pur-
chased.
'SEc. Q. and BE- il further resolred, That
any officer of the Government of the Uni
ted States who engages in any scheme to
purchase human beings, directly or indi-
rectly, whether by calling It purchase
of territory or by any other name, does in
violation Of the laws Of the nation, and Of
the Constitution, as well as the oath he
takes TO support that instrument; and
that, in so far as the island ofSan D0min.
60 is concerned, it is greater outrage for
our government TO purchase whole lot
OF negroes, or others, than to purchase one
indiyidual"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15

THfneW postal cards in England sug-
gest expedlents for making them secret.
Invisible ink Is advertised, systems Of
ciDher are brought out, and inscrutable
languages are adopted. Hebrew, Arabic
and Russian have already dCtied the So
peryisioa Of postmislresSes and their IS.
Sistants. Doctors rely upon dog Latin ;
bishops and archdeacons correspond In
their best midiBval.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15

TIE Senate has cOnCurred in the
House resolution for an adjournment over
the holidays. Congress will therefore ad'
iourn on the ed inst, and reassemble on
the 4th prox.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15

THE article in reference to Wheeling
Manufactures, in yesterdays issue, should
have been credited to the Chicago Bureau,
an excellent manufacturers periodical.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15

THE Charleston Herdd announces that
after January lst that journal will be un'
der editorial control of General D. H.
srRorHER c'Porte Crayon.D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15

TEE House Of Representatives yester'
day spent come time in considering Gen.
Buffers amnesty bill, the points whereof
appear in the Congressional report.