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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-05
$41,7OG on $il,TG M
INDEBTEDNESS MAY Z, 1870.

TOtal ,,,,,,.,.......... XIS,UT2 II
Interest computed to date. w W
Condensed
Total gold bonds and int'st. $30,S4 Us
Total cur. bonds and int'st. 1852 II
Total current bills to date. 2,SA II
$52,eo9 60
Less amount In treasury ,............ sass %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-05
SPECIAL MINING NOTICE.

GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Ofice No. $40 Montgomery street, san Fran
cisco, California. Je2pN
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR.. 8. r. E.. BECK,

nRoPRIETOR OF THE NEW YORK MU.
Scum OF ANATOMY, Author Of MAR.
rage and It's Impcdlments." Manhood; or
the Causes and Cure OF Premature Decline In
Man" Ctc., has conceded to the earnest solicita-
ton Of numerous California patients. ana per.
mancntiy located a Branch Of his Establishment
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NO. AZ POWELL STREET

Where he may be consulted Oh those Diseases
which he has for so many years successfully
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24

AT Fnlrmunl, u week ago, NELSON
MERmFELp, y boy OF Il, having u loaded
shot gun in his hands, aud knowing twas
loaded, thought no would scare couple
OF little boys playing in the door yard.
lIclook the cap or the nipple, cooked It,
pointed the gun at the children and pull
ed trigger The gun was discharged,
and aporuon Of the charge took effect in
the lungs and another near the eye Of q
lulc boy four years old, son of NEwT6N
MrnUrrtElp, and the lads cousin. The
experiment WINS u complete success,
though it is thought the child viii got
we'll.
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/ n ABSOLUTE SAFEGUARD.

Iuvalids, broken down Ia health and spirits By
Chrouie DyIpsp,ia, or SaGering nom tho terrible
eIhsnitiOn which folloWs The attacks q AGATE
disease, tho tHtiaGHy OF thodands WIN havr
born ralssd ~ By miratls nom similar ltHte
Of prOstrstlou by IloslstleT's stomach Bitter, Is
sure guarantee ghat BY the iAme nsnn' JOH 10
may b. strengthened and restored. Bat To those
who stand in peril Of epidGmleS, to al who, BY
reisou Of exposure, privAtons, and uneongenlal
climate or unhealthy pun uIts, msY At any mo
msni be stricken down, thls paragraph 10 most
particularly and alphabetically addressed. You,
who are thus Situated, arc proHeFod an absolute
ualsguaTd agalnst the danger that menAess you
Tone and regulate the pJstsm With his harmless
ui.dIelnal stInulant and Attentive, and you viii
he lorvarmrd AgalHst tho mhladie, WhoFo seeds
hoai around yod In the air unseen. HOatsilers
stomach iiIlteu are not only a standard Tonic
and Alternative throughout the tjnltrl States, but
they arc accredited by the certificates Of the moot
distlngulshed citizens Of the unlon, To the poo
pie Of all Other lands. In CanadA, Australia and
the West Indies, they arr gradually taking place
Of al other Stomaehies, whether native OF for
slgn, aud a. surely as truth Is progressive aud
demonstration oyeFthToWs doabt they viii even
tally suprrcodO every other InvIsorHnt and Re-
stOnIve now employed In medicinal practice.
dcranendGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24
biggest IIOrIn the u. :.

On lIunday last, Mr. Jacob Snyder,
kecpr:: OF tie County Ans House,
slaughtered the large hog which hc
rSlstl AZ that place, aud which was ON
exhibition at our Agricultural Fair lust
week. 1t weighed Nine HUNDRED Ann
TEN POUNDS NEE II measured feet j
invlRs in length; and o feet q inches
around the body, and 5 itct 10 inches
around Tho hams; 1t was 81 inches
through ~ the back boz, the book OF
the ham was II inches in circumference.
1t was NJ the improved Chester breed,
and about twr sud halt years old. Beat
il who can l-CalAltsland CirilllR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24

SALE or iii: CuRoNIcLE-Wc learn
that MIR. John NJ. Morris, executive clerk
OF the Senate, and proprietor OF the South
Carolina R,PWgiela, Ina purchased the
.NJrHiN9 ClUaieis, taking possession the
LIST OF January, Thepricc paid, & is nm.
dcrsiold, y $4,000, but the purchase
does not include the SVgddy CArUHieIs
which will bepurrhaSed by John W. For.
ney, IT., nor the ChVHielc building, the
job Office, or the large press The Cir5ni.
eScwill be continued an Administration
paper by NJ, MorriS-WdQt. Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24

u NKlSl hE > OABE.
l. Hy virtue Of deed OI trust made on the
2sl day Of March. 1870, by Walker Hunter and
Mary hawllc, to Thomas II Logan. Trustee. and
recorded m the once NJ the Recorder Of Ohio
county Ia Deed Book No. %, page so, viii sell
at public sale 10 the highest bidder, At the truni
door or the Court nouscOf Ohio county, 90
Saturday, December 81, 1870,
At 10 % clock A. ", tho following described rrsl
estate. Viz. 4 certain house aud lotsituNtcdin
the city Ut Wheeling and At tho date Ot said decd
Of trust occupied by George W. Ragss, and
bounded lhnsi Beginning atiho north Glst corn.
or. corner " lot sold hy said Hunter 20 Mrs LOF
ing thence running south with the Hue Of liurpn
ltftst, thirty go feet; thence west one hundred
aud twenty i've (l2Sl feet To Peach alley, thence
north thirty COZ feet. thence cnst one hundred
aud twenty hJc feet (is3) feet TO the beginning,
TERHs oPAALH CASH Title believed good, but
selling a. Truslee shall buly convey such title
A. Il Testrdln me by uald dOed OF trust.
THOMAS II. LOGAN,
noV29S Trustee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
r,nR LArEsT AND CHOICEST.

THE LATEST AND CliOlCEsI.
sKA MOSS FAIISE- Sid 10 b. very One for
Dsrs,rts sha an elegant aud dainty
dish f1f The SILK
cOY'S sPAHKLGSg GELATISR-AD old "a
sGfits Nith The ladies iog lcllioa-
hight elraF and beautlf1l
JTfpgRfOH SHERRY WiNE--lutt the article
n ne with CuE'a 0slaiinc-Of rich
arA 'n.Siguh hAtUF.
BAEEHS Warranted Pure, delicious
nnd nutritious beverage.
ugCERHS FARiNA-- Prepared osluslElly i0f
lnyalids and children.
Ay0GSTUtlA HiTrEhS-Th1 genuine article
To- ladies sad ehlldFeu 10 feebl1
hFallh.
WINE UP PRPStN- The n0ai perfect remedy
Or Indigestion and dysDspaiA
CORN STAHCIl-- POf Pudding aud CurtAFda-
rATIOCA "A splendid dessert, either hl0na or
WITH Bcfrss.
A. LAUGHLIN, SMITH \ CO.,
luaIi Wholesale Drun'ists, Main 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24

YICIoE HUG0 says that Iy0at, Sapoiron
Il neither Tie IN Of bis f4iheT, ihs nepiieN
n bis uncle. nor the father u his child
Thus, according " v. H., LDGls isn't
nnlh nf nnYihing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24

TUE MuundsvIllo National has lately
tonurd new and handsome dress, This
indicates prosperity which we arc glad to
see. The editor remarks, that the NqtiaRd
"will continue 10 bo us heretofore, the
leading political aud home paper in West
Virginia"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24

sEHULTZ-At7 0'cloct 90 Friday mnrH!hs,
bsssmbsf Is $50 IT, FEEDEEirE sencLrr. 10
the "a JssT u kir ssr
TLs hB@rsl win take place from BE is'e''-
dssss il s0zA whssliRz 70 dhy 81 . O'Clock ?
=. Yhsnds o. The fsElily are iHTiied % attend,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24

Tm only two Germans in Congress,
MIR sCuuRE, at No, and Mr. DEoENER,
OF Texas, favor full aud immediate am.
nrstY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24

Tng OFFICIAL vorR.-.Through the
courtesy Of Carr u. Il. DovGNER, Assist
an, Secretary of State, We arO enabled to
present ,his morning the full official vote
ut the October election Tor Governor and
Tor Congressman. Those OF our readcB
who care to preserve such Information
should clip it out and paste 1t In Their
scrap books
Including Wyoming county the vote Of
which was thrown out by the Superyl
sors Tor some reason unknown tous, thr
whole vote for Governor l. 50,O3O-ncarly
soycn thousand more than the largest
vote over cast bciorc-whcrrof Governor
JAcoR ~ received 10000 and Governor
STEVENSON (Is 9OOiO; Governor JAooUt
majority being 9laO, The vote for Cor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24

OfLL-LiTTLETOs -OH Tharstay, Drssis'
~ y, lB5D, a. ~ CisiTgriiis. Da,o, ~ iisI, y.
=. LAErk. ~ JiuEa @ Oitl. ~ bsiluifs Oai9,
70 Ms RElNcii '. LffTLEro1, Of WtssliHs. "
Va 10 Cards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24

NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS IN
IN TERESTED IN THE NAVIGATION OF
THE ONO RIYRR.
10 the construction NJ the bridge over the Ohl0
river. which the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company il building lat BcuwOodJ under an
lhurlty u an act OF Congress 4 necessary tenn
puFatily ~ nhNFhct the bhhhneiby false WOrkt
'rIIts II 10 utyE NOTICE that amer this date all
spans, cSrrpt tho main chlunel span, VIII he
CLnsED This span IL near the middle OF the
river, aud Is Jsj feet between masonry 81 low.
water line
JAMES l.. RANDOLPH,
Chief Engineer Rlltlmntc aud Ohio u. r.
December 4 fSIu dccf2cOd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24
Bridgeport School Hall.
BANKRUPTCY.

X aNANeA wa . ~ .
DlsIriet Court Of the United States for tho Dis
tTict OF West virginia. In bankruptcy.
In the matter Of William d. Motto, Bankrupt
District OF West vIrginia, IS:
A Warrant In Bankruptcy has been Issued BY
said Court against the estate OF William y,
Motto, Of tho County Of Ohio, and State Of Wtst
lfginla. IN said DlStrct who haS been Only
I'D udgcd Bankrupt upon Petition OF bis Credi-
tors, and the payment Of any debts and the dcltv.
rFy Of any propcrty belonging 10 said Bankrupt,
TO him, OF to hts use, aud the trlnsicr OF any
property by him. are forhddan by Law. A meet
lug OF the Creditors Of said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts and choose one or more Assignccs Of
his rstatr, will hc held 1t . Court " bankruptcy
to be holden At Wheeling, In said District, on the
nth day u January, A. u. 1871. at 10 O'Clock A.
", at tho ON c Oi George D Caldwell, Rsq, ton
ith street, near tho Court Housed one OF the
iirslstcfs IN Bankruptcy Of raid District
HEDHMAN SLACK:
dcc9I Us Marshal for s1ld District,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24

- FOR CITY SERGEANT
49, Through the urgent 'ollcihtlona OF
great many has mess men aud citizens generally,
WulIAN l., UETWEIiLER has consented TO be
COME the independent or Citizens Candidate t"F
city Sergeant. Duly considering the untlring
energy aud extraordinary ability he exhibited
when acting W deputy Sergeant proves hun pro
rinInrntly tho hest man the citlErns could place
In that position iOr thoir protection Of lilc and
property. Slgurd
NAHr iiu-ISEs- NIX AND CITIZENS GENERALLY
l.LA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24

49, MESSRS EDITORS Please
SrNz+s announce Mr. HENRT SEYEHNu ~ a
candidate fIr the Oiiloo Of City Sergeant ut the
ensuing chaFtcf election, aud obllgc
dsrIIs MANY CIIIEENs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24
va YlrrlnIa u Do Ban


Tie Richmond Why says Il has tie
bet authority for saying no C9mmiision.
RI, have been appointed ~ West Viz
sinia to MEET the Virginia Commissioner
lor m adjustment Of The debt The Whg
l. mistaken. No, long atLer the adlourn.
meat a or Legislature, which auli,Or'
zrA the appointment u Commissioner,
Gov STEVENSON appointed them, IS fol
lowsi &. B. Hall. u Berkeley, HBSEY
9. PARsoNs, u Putnam aHd DaSIEi.
L,uB u Ohio. ME LAMH declined To
.er7e, sud THoaAs sWGESEr, Of Ohio,
was appointed in his stead. Whether
any OF al Of ilesc gentlemen declined i'I
ssFVs, We hare never heard. II Is certain
tbey never cried. The Whg says
soug time lat spring. Governor STEv-
REais informed the Virginia commission
eJ. Nv eiteT that he had been unable "
fu,i suitable persons To appoint rs com
mj.sioncrs who were willing 10 accept the
nCaltiDn. and that 10 did not know when
Ia would he able To do W, Whenhe was
Is woaid molly them. No further com
mmIcitlOa lia' been received from MN
since
u lh'a De "us' Tue on'y eA .'.,i-,,',I III
j Is 'hat the cou''AlsSJoneIs npo .''',.o,a
declined 'o' serve Me a'o noa rns, ~,
hoWsIar' 70 aocel' VIC ','' s, 80. '
salAolc Pf''oh' VIM "'A''
could n9s 20 lounH "a.
LAss Winter when Tue 'i'g'n'" oou'1
sl1ners Ti'''ca 'n'' G'y' We "sol Wy
Legislature 70 pLo''Io lgr Vol'll'' ~, /,
% 'nseI mem, 'las i''sS'a,u'D NV y
i'uppo MAKE may WovN,o ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

49, MESSRs. EDITORS = Please
49, unBnunco JAMES A, HENHY a. the
CiliEenG' Candidate for City Sergeant Il the en-:
suing charter c'ccilnn, subject 10 the decision OF
a Convention ofAl citizens without regard TO
party, and Obllgr
dccifs MANY worms,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-24
METCALF s BURT,

Wh0losAls dealers In Bar, Hoop and Sheet Iron,
Nails, English aud American Steel, hnu and com.
iIlOu springs and ANles, Norway Bars aud Nail
Rods burdens lIOrsr shoes, Horse Nails, AnVils,
Bellows, BAcksmiihs Tools, &C.
no, 80 MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

pRoPosALs.
Forts @ AND HAEEos IMrnoyEMESTs
LAKE ONTARIO AND 81; LAwsEsoE @ RIysn,
os sssed a in y s viii be his
erins the following named materials for enlargement dc
OF harbor facilities at oswsgo, Ny.
HEMLOCK TIMBER.
os
ss. BE onS
PINE EHis TIMBER. Bel
qued pieces Canada White Pine Timber each
An OF the above named timber be the best quality
sawn, straight OF the full dimensions required free from
before acceptance the United States and 70 be Delivered
m h sus 70
the looo feet b. NJ price to include delivery ping.
IRON BoL;Ts
be reas snd s1 S more less
ops inches dane,er with head NUT and two washers.
less be reouiredl Of Drift Bos sharp
'H e. ses - Sng inches in
;. 5s TO as maS S ss %
io Be bid Tor BY The pound, delivered osweso to the
SssSs S1A HsdE: n
American IRON II Inches in diameter, in bars ordinary
70 se od Tor oy the Oswego to the
tested In the usual Weight Of the above abou
$3.50 pounds.
Tho heDlock timber and rlanks may be delivered in
monthly naalmentn OF twoiths of the whole amount re-
qured; but the total amount required must all be delivered
by January I, 1871.
The pine timber must all be delivered before the close Of
navigation this current year.
All the above to be first class.
Bids for emn Of Glass; without covering all items Of that
class, will he rejected
The right reserved to reject any all bids any class
Of any bids. =
Blank forms for proposals, which must be strictly COM
piled with will be furnished application at this once
NICOLAS BOWEN Major Of Rnginssss.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR PAVING PENNSYLVANIA

AVENUE
The Cemni.sonsr. appointed asser@,ae ss
an pqSSir 1S1's 81 hs i
TSs S.ars MSSHSH kss% ax roan.D
Fas ss Secretary
General Micher s5 street, upon application, and I'll
Ssa Ss @ a. OF
Of &C. Bidders must satisfy themselves all the
points connected with sffciFifoAmos r. CR9f
tons which w generally below the bottom Of
sss .ss
up a. % 10 such
deposited where dirseed, and whers emSsnkment Is
the s9mpSi:s s fs: s.
deposited IN the ebapk In layers not exceeding
roisS role roller Upon e
ss BED ioo Of clean e. I'm: sand % In dD On
wSSh % % Il e. q rec 70 the Ssscoa and
for each Of the following items. Wiz
saa
(s Embsnkment. per cubic yard
90 Wooden pavement (specying name per square yard
places Commissioner delerminc; shall be
psea I the best md most % o a and az With IN
Commissioners or such person or persons as they may
good and sufficient bond, with suretcs approved by
Chief Justice OF the District of Columbia guaranteeing that
the terms OF the contract to be entered into shall be strictly
and Observed must each S The
ora bids The the
corporation OF Washington and property owners
The attention of bidders called to the following extract
Sm tine act % y RTGyd1 r the of rennyvana ave-
SEC. q "hnd within thirty days after they shall
have determined upon the TO be used they
contract for the paving Of said between the pona
named. the lowest and favorable possible
after having caused notice of the letting thereof to be given
in spapers published In Washington Bati.
more Philadelphia and New York. twenty days prior to
the letting giving the time and place OF such letting the
kind of pavement"
Proposals should be directed to General Mcher
tary Of Commission for Paving Pennsylvania avenue ocs
OF Public Buildings, Grounds and Works D. c.,
endorsed "Proposals for Paving Pennsylvania avenue
N. MICHLER, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

G)S WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
-t and Sixth Suit OF Rooms to let, with
class Board.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

Oo WEST EIGHTEENTH sTREET.-MEs. E. LATHAM
s)) One suit OF Rooms second aoor with Board and
tcDtlon, Ia every way satisfactory
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

> WEST THIRTY-sECoND sTREET.--THE ENTI RE
- second Floor, elegantly furnished, in suits gy
with without private table.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

OE WEST TwEETY-SloCOND STREET, BETWEEN
Z.j Fifth and Sixth avepues-Doube and single Rooms
tol gentlemen, without board, with breakfas, only
terms reasonable; references exchanged
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

BOARD WANTED FOR TWO LADIES AND YOUNG
d gentleman large and small front ROOM southern e.
poss above Thrteh street. west OF Fourth avenue terms
noderne Including Are and gas References exchanesos
Address a. l6W Broadway,
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

CUPERIOR BOARD.-PRlYATE HOUSE. SECOND
- 'front.' third back highest references six minutes
Fifth Hotel 125 East Twenty seventh street, between
Fourth and cxington avenues Terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17

THE LADY OCCUPYING THE FIRST CLASS HOUSE
1873 est Thirty yfourth street has fine furnished Rooms
for families single persons frat rate table moderate
icCa
The New York herald., 1870-01-20
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAgKET.- LONDON, Jan. 19-43o
r. M.--Consols closed at 921s for money and 92s
Tor the account. American securities closed quiet
and steady; United States 1vetwenty bonds, 1852
81; 1865, old, 862<: 1857 s5s<; ten-forties SAN.
Stocks dull; Erie Hallway shares, Is; Illinois Cen
trails 104k: Atlantic and Great western, 26H.
PARIS BoURsE.-PAEIS, Jan. 19-The Bourse closed
excited. Rentes 73fr. l2c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANkFORr, Jan. 49,
United states bonds closed hrmer; dve-twenties
9lit.
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET.--LIvERPoOL, Jan.
1850 r. M-The cotton market closed steady; mid.
ding upiands, lls.d.; middling Orleans, 1lId. The
sales OF the day have been $1,000 bales, including
4.o00 for export and speculation. The actual sales
Yesterday excesded the published estimate by 5000
bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.--HAvRE, Jan. 1e.-Cot.
ton closed quiet, both on spot and afoat; quotations
unatered.
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTUFFs MARKgr.--LrvERpooL,
Jan. 1880 r. MWheat 9s Id. per Genital for Calf
fornia white, and rs. Sd. for No. red Western.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPooL,
Jan. 1880 r. M-The market Ia nrmer. Pork duh.
Lard dull Bacon 61s. I'd. per cwt. for new Cumbcr-
land cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.--IIvERP0oL, JAM
l9.--IaIl0w buOyant, but unchanged.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKRT.--LoNDuy, Jan. 19-
Relned petroleum firm. Common rosn easier. Lin
seed OIL ESQ So. per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.--ANrwERP, Jan 19-Peiro-
leum closed firm and unchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-01-20
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

The Universal Suffrage Convention-Anothe
Speech by Senator Pomeroy-Unanlmou
Vote of the Convention In Favor Of Wcman
Sudrage-A Committee TO Wait Upon Prcsi.
dent Grant to Enlist His Sympnthies in the
Movemcnt-No sympathy Tor Harriet
Bcecher stowe.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1870.
Tho Universal Franchise Association continued
their session to-day. Mrs. Josephine Griflng read
letter from Bishop Simpson stating that business en-
gagcments prevented his attendance, ana hoping
the cause Letters from William Hay, or Saratoga,
ana Mrs. Frances ID. Gage werefead.
A committee OF i've was appointed to walt upon
the President and enlist his sympathics behalf OF
the objects OF the Convention.
senator Pomeroy made speech advocating the
immediate enlrancnisng OF the women IN the Terri
tried In the District OF Columbia as an experiment
At the conclusion Of Mr. Pomer0y's speech vote
as to whether or not they desired suffrage and Mrs
stanton declared it unanimously carried III favor or
extending elective franchise to femaes
Rev. Olviet Brown, OF Connecticut, made a long
speech ia favor OF the wonan's suffrage project and
the temperance movement.
resolution sympathlxtn2 with Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe because she mad been assaied for
the honest performance of u seeming drty, was
tabled bY large majority.
The Convention reassembled at seven O'Clock this
evening. The hail was crowded by an audience who
paid great interest the proceedings OF the Conven
tlOn. hrs. EzaDeth Cady stanton, MISS Jeflnlc
Collins. factory girl Of Lowell, Mass, and Miss
Anthony made speeches. Letters were read from
Senators Carpenter and Ross. Tho former regretted
that his orilcal duties would not allow HIM to
ply with the request TO address the Convention, but
he Assured the Convention OF his hearty sympathy
with the efforts tney making for the success Of
female Suffrage. He also stated that the bestoval OF
enc right OF equal political suffrage upon the women
ol the republic could not, In his judgment. be
much longer withheld, and that whatever influence
he had should be exerted at the proper opportunity
TO hasten the consummatoD. Senator Ross also
pledged his support and active sympathy to the
movement.
At the close OF the meeting Mrs. Stanton an
nounccd that the committee would meet tho Judi
ciary Committee Of the House Of Representatives on
Saturday ~ ten O'CLOCK to urge the sixteenth
amendment upon Congress, securing suffrage 70
women.
The New York herald., 1870-01-20
ARMY lATfll!EeNCE.

The following general court martial has bees
ordered TO meet ~ West Point on the 2oth INST 70.
the trial OF such prisoners be brought before
IT.
Major Theodore Edson Ordnance Department;
Captain q. J. Lydecker, engineer corps; First Lieu
tenant !. NJ. Marshall Twenty y-second infantry; w.
:. Warning. seventh infantry r. G. Cnurcnill, F0urtA
artillery; J. G. Mallory, engineer corps and ]. r.
story, Jr unattached who Is Judge advocate OF the
court.
Second Lieutenant washington L. Ledgewood.
resigned.
Post Chaplain Osgood r. Herrick. transferred from
Key West To Fort Warren.
The order relieving Captain G. IL. Carlton from
duty professor OF military science and tactics at
Miami University, oxford Ohio, has been revoked.