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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26
GENERAL NOTICES.


CIO.PARTNERSHlP--l HAVE AS
lSE RSsiSSsS. 4, Is o& ssSud N ia NSIn
slTNrS, ny sOAN ". u, SehARhIn and L l.
SchAnhTA l'narF the firm name 81 y SchAnihEA
4 sons. by WhNu The hasibCss 10 al ~ Ntanchra
Will. hrTUalier, " uAaAueiSd ThAnEtGl ~ cue
lUasTS ard public IN ecbeSGl ~ past hUNES, ~
RESPECTFULLY solicit cO0tlnaARCr a. the NAHc
v, SrtlANhl&A,
" u. SClIAMBRA,
\ I. SCil.AAHRA
NOTICE,
Al PsFrOns AAJtRS elAlnss aeAItsi me-, viii
ptrASS IlIOsasht thSn III sstthmG91 and AL TSN,
uOla knowing IhNmsNlyUs indebted, viii plNanf
cali and SrJiir "a or brtOEr tbs lat day u APFtl
RrGL A. ell SCtUUntb maAl b closed b that tine,
lARlI-dAU' u, SCtlANhRA.
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE
- STRRET RAILWAY, annual merllRS
" IhE StOekhelhNp Of lhe CitiDann' Railway
PlACC "a saturday, January 9stA, a ! OclnckP.
n, 10 tho Council Chambai VI lhe Cily hnlldiRg
HARRY CAl.OWEll4
janis HCCIolaig.
STOCKHOLDERS AlEETING-THE
~ AhHuAl h,rClihg u The etOekhOldosN Of TIC
Nali0tlal lnsuFAnea Company OG Wheeling, VIII
b. held Al the OGleN II the CNHiTaRy, % Market
street, On ThursdAy, the nh dAy Of January,
tOC The election Il Hard " DlFret0Es iIg The
GnSuius year. JOHN BISHOP
)antS SNrNlAFy
nlSSOLUTION-THEF FIRM OF
- Mcclellan 4 Knox WAS dissolved % Ian,
let, T. Mcclellan rIthnE
The huUlRCea will br CORtlnnCd under the alylr
jGniO MCCLELLAN s KNOX,
MERCHANTS NATIONAL RANK
wi OF WEST VIRGINIA,
The ntrctOrU Of Ihla Hank hAVr declared All.
drnd Of Five per cent, which win b. paih to stock.
h"'detS, &c 'hTtr legal 'pFrSe9lISt!y OE demand
Wheeling, January g iSN jaI7.dGW
DISSOLUTION.-THE FIRM OPP.
II Z. HIldrelh 4 RrO, IL dIaaOlVrd By The
rlaIms against the late arm viii please pfrsySl
Ehc0 Cor Seturmrnt, and those kil4WiuE thspl
uPlVrH Indebted arr requested 10 call aud SETTLE
~ II Ia drslrrd 10 Gloss up the buElnC-s q aU0R
A. .p"ssIhlc, T. e. llIlDRHTIl s BRO
Hy y. =. tlitpRETIl, surviving lprtncr
Wheeling, W, Va. Jan, 1, $50,
NTOTICE-NOTICE Is HEREBY
IN given that an application will bV made a
the next term II III" Lag tlatlFN Of West Virginia
and Al the next term Of the lRElalHtprs VI VIZ
gala, fOr charter fnr ralrOad rrAchlng tfup
some paint nn tho Chesapeake and uhln RAFT
rCAd, II VI near the mouth Vt UFCrnbTlCr River.
10 aOtnr yOlni on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad q OF RHAF thN ohl0 RlyUE BNdEN, and
Its general cOaFsr bclng along the Hue 0l Ohio
River. JOHN A. HUNTER
IrwIsbuEE, DCe, 10Th, iS0O, dVSO
nISSOLUTIoN OF CO.PARTNER-
IL SHIP..-iThE partnership Of tho. unLrt
SIEned, under thu alylO Of List, MOEriSOa 4 Co,
10 thia day dissolved
Tha hHNinOSa Of tho late arm will ba Aellled hy
thp INV hVn Of Henry X, List B "a.
HENRY X. LIST,
BENZ. DAVENPORT,
0RO, II. PARKS,
DANL Z, LIST, IT,
Wheeling, Dec. 81, iSoS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26
pIANO AND ORGAN TUNING.

Th0A. II. BOIlVn. Of Louisville. Piano and Or
gan Tuncr, has returned to the city, aud may b.
iound al Joseph Cartwright Music StOr6 on
Main street, where he will bc happy To receive
OrIlera, and promises to give them prompt atiRn
ton Please hiring In orders At once.
iAn3i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

plNASs EO,tshI lhOa III SstihnF6G, ard al pN,
nbaa knowing ihNmSelyrs indebted, viii plSahf
call and SrJtlr "a o. brtOEN The lat day u ApFtl
RrGt A. all SceOuntb must b closed b that tine,
lAUlIdAU' d, SCtlANhRA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE
- STRRET RAILWAY. Tbs annual msrllRS
" Tn StOekh0lhNTO Of lhe CtdD1nA' Railway
CNmpany, and ClTctlOn " DlFCClpFR, vii TAXI
plAcT "a SATURDAY, January SstA, II 0'clNck ,,
h, 10 thu lOunCLl ChAmboF VI lhe Cily hnIldiUS
HARRY CALDWELL.
tSHNG SaCa-1nssr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

lweot Va, paper please eopyl
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

We have received from The publish
ers, ID. Appleton q Co., NAMRrh
AYLMER, now American novel, by
Christian Ried. The advent of such
woik, based upon American life
marncrs and customs, of such interest
nm force OF character written IN
plain but vigorous style and well sus.
tanned throughout, is Il matter for con
graduation among literary men and
deserves more than a passing notice.
The scene opens upon the Tcche
but is soon Transferred to Baltimore
Valerie a beautiful croolo, dirt aud
presumptive heir, is the daughter o.
Gen. Aylmer, a Confederate, who
came out of the. war with purse
lighter than when he entered it. Her
Grandfather, NJ. Vacquant, as well Il.
her father plans marriage beteen Va
icrie and Maurice Darcy, q Franco
Hybernian artist, and nephew to NJ.
Vacquant. a millionaire; to which
Valerie and Maurice are both averse
The magnificent dinners, balls, operas
and concerts open a fine field Tor cross
plays, among Nalcrie's beauX, and
other admirers of NJ, Vaquant's for
tune. Charlie Hautalne and Alix Ri
Were, enlist the readers sympathy,
while Julian Romney eXcites his pity.
The work has rather too many French
phrases but is 10y far the best American
novel that has been produced, and viii
take high rank am ng The leading
works If English fiction.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

TIE stockholders of the Richmond
& Danville r. r. have authorized
their beard of directors to adopt n
plan for building a line oF Railroad
westward from Danville, subject to
the action of the stockholders. This
news is certainly important as imply
ing an abandonment of Col. Flour.
noy's plans with regard to his road,
which will thus be superseded. The
new move IS said to be headed by W.
T, Sutherlin, who is scheming to de-
feat Johnston for the Sena e. and its val
ne is in exactly inverse proportion as
it is intended to promote his chances
for the Senatorial succession, We
opine no well balanced mind will suf-
fer the least disturbance Gifts cquil-
ibrium by these movements, Judge
Johnston should be returned to the
Senate and if the llbors of Mr.. Suth-
land eau be received ia no other way
than by the abandonment of Judge
Johnston, they should be prepared to
loose them. Let the people of the
Southwest Treasure all these things up
in their hearts. Col. Flounoy is
against Johnston.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

Has it yet struck the minds of on,
Virginia readers TIA, Alexander Sell
kirk on the islcid Of juaa FcrnandeS
was not more entirely surrounded by
the ocean than Virginia is by the
democratic organization North Of
us there is a mighty mo Wrestling
with the demon Of m'icaliym and cy-
cry man under their defiant aud vic
torious colors is a democrat. lin Ten
ncSsee and NORTH Carolina the name
of conservative is unknown. Around
as there Is Solid wall of democracy
which we cannot cyade unless we
seek oblivion in the Atlantic. The
Conservative party has done a good
work in the state. but TIE speedy ter
mination of its mission is inevitable.
Our Wig friends can make no obiee-
lion to this more thou We who have
been DcNlcrH,s. Arr ne nnt con =
sorting with a party and a name which
our conscieuccs rcpuliated from 1850
until 1870? tan il be said that in
wheeling into solid line beneath the
banner OF Democracy the Wing of
Virginia makes o greater Sacrldcc
than the Virginia Dpount? sur ly
not. We must be Democrats or Rad
icals or Ito eNiat.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23
Lpte A,IyiccS from ESgy;s.

iefaId'7 Special
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE news from
Paris uP 10 the 18th Is that fresh iucut,
eggs, fish and poultry are gone, but the
supply of horse meat viii last two
months, of broad, Wine and cheese
four months, and Of salt meats and salt
fish two months. Ger. Trochu ha.
taken possession of all The food and
the wines, and the population is now
supplied by the military commi.gariat
the same as the soldiers. A surrender
of the city is untLought Of.
vER.iS.TY or THE GERMAN ACCOUNTS
QUESTIONED.
VERSAILLES, Dee, l3.-The German
accounts of the recent sorties eVade the
truth. Ducrat was entirely successful
as far as he went. lie held the peninsu-
la Of st. Maur against the German al
temps to Recover it, and retired VOlul =
tuily after ascertaining the failure f
Palladines. Ducrat is confident that
he could have gone through the line Of
investment if Palladines had been sue
cessful. The German leaders are un-
easy on account Of their line being
weakened, and fear the success of a
massed Soitie.
The demand for the bOmhardment
of Paris is great. Three councils of
war lave been held. Moltlle fears the
formation of large army IN the south,
it being further away, and there being
more difficulty in reaching it. He is
unwilling to allow Frederitk Charles to
go too far from Paris.
ANOTHER REASON WHY THE BoM-
BAEpNENr IS DEAYED.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 14.-The delay in
the bombardment of Paris Is caused
partly by quarrel between Generals
Bumen hal and Won Room The lat
ter wished TO use army hores to bring
up guns while the former insisted
that it was impossible to spare them.
Won Room finally yielded, aud four
thousand horses are now coming from
Germany to drag the seige guns from
the railway terminus. The condition
OF the roads is fearful. Food is very
scarce in the German camps, and some
troops haze been without meat three
DAYS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

THE transfer OF Va. & Tenn. railroad
stock into the stock Of the a. NJ. & @
r. r. steadily continues and the work
of absorption by the great Cousolida-
ted line presses to it's final completion.
Many parties who at first exhibited
distrust in The matter have since the
organization IN November, yielded to
the palpable and inevitable success Ct
the measure. Those who continue
their dissent to it will find themselves
powerless to continue an organization
which they cannot control and which
no amount of energy or ability could
control in such manner as either to pro-
mote or preserve their interest. They
will simply be found stamping their
benumbed feet and blowing their fros-
ted fingers out OF doors. The consoli-
dated line il now one of the inevitable
DEGREES of fate and the power it posses
cs is equallcd only by the honor it con-
fers upon its founders and the prosper
fly it is destined TO achieve for the state
It's policy is now imbe led in the rock
of Virginia,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23
cree, s.en,r',r" - s.r,cc-i


! propose 20 sell from tlis date APP to the
lat of January, ls7l, at rcdu,tion OF %
per cent o. all Of the iolowiag named aiti-
clce;
80 suits of ready made clotlhrc, also rim
qlc coats pau's ntd vests, from The highest
20 TIE lowest grades, all OF which arc o.. the
very ltest styles. 81 llies' cloaks, all
GRADES, and of the latest and be5t stylcs.-
y nice l1t Of ladies' slawls. An elegant lot
Indies dress goods. good lot OF ladies'
hats, bcst style.
The above reductions in prices win he
strictly adhered to-and no mistake, Come
and see for yourselves and remember the
old adagc, Money saved Is money madc''
! would also stat that my line Of groceries
hardware, Qucenawarc and Notions Ct every
variety is complete, all fresh and new
Rememhcr sell for pay down.
Those in lcbted to mo are requested to
mike payments and close their accounts by
the LIST OK january. 1871.
j. 4. BrcENER,
King Block, Va. side, Bristol Coodson.
dec. l6, 1870,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

RUSSIA Is certainly n faithful ahct
tor OF the schemes of Prussia, mclu.
ding the Luxembourg spoliatlon. The
European plot would micken, but foy
the perfect accoW Of those two mighty
powers. Atitis France must be ruin
ed and Engloud, Austria, Italy and
Turkey must take The consequences.
King William may he reaarlcdas EN-
peror % all Germany andwhen Franco
shall Have been completely Frustrated
he viii restore the temporal power and
aud dominion of the Pore. So much
for Victor Ennnueps had lnith toward
Napoleon, whu issaid to have mmoun
ed his discrimination ueverto remounI
ho tpneh llro' y the ard Of mill
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

A majority of the Republican Cen
trail Executive Committee and Radical
members of the Legislature, have
signed petition asking for the rcmov-
al of Otis f. Presley, Supervisor Of
the Internal Revenue of Virginia, and
recommend Col. Robt w. Hughes for
appointment to the position.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

500 rlrwnrA Mn ho plycn b

$500 Reward win be given 10
the one who viii give the answer to
the following sum;
McsyFs. y, aud y. bought tact of
land, for which they paid $500 for 100
acres, $3.50 each. 4. proposed TO g..
il nc would lot him take choice OF the
land, he would pay 81 per aero more
than B. would have 60 lay. Now
both wanted their $3.50 worth OF land.
HOY ulueh lai,d did oach get and how
much did each have have 90 pay per
acre,
The above Reward viii lc giveu To-
any ono who will give the answer, or
! VIII seud the answer on receipt of 81
The proceeds tote Given 10 soma chari-
table msti.ation
AZ. L. MTrEbsON,
BgH,ol Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

tary power IL seems certain that
France cannot become Tranquil ut The
hand of any other than the man If
December TO whom itmust lool, cor the
rebuilding Of that splendid civil and
material prosperity which grow up un-
der his wise and unparalleled reign The
city OF Paris may hold out foNsevcral
month";. Its COMMANDMENT Il sGll
Threatened butmay never come. The
army Of the Loire II retiring under
pressure of The Prussians, and whcth-
er oncr or late IL como we anticipate
only the entire overthrow Of the TN
PARALLEL valor displaycdby the French
peuplc.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

IL reply to the Marion Hcrdld We
will state that we love Norfolk wei
enough to warn her people that If thcy
allow their Gccseti1g to feed theun on
Lnllds nnnrinr lhcN viii einlYe.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

SENATOR ScnUR2. of Missouri, il
his late Senatorial PHILIPPE, warns
Gen. Grant to remember the fate o.
Andrew Johns on.
He has enough 20 do to realize thc
resent degradation of Grant.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23
sELECT SCHOOL, POR BOYs.

! would respectfully announce to
this community that | will open a
HodLal school for boys, in "Tempcr-
ancc HALL" for term of five shoolas-
tic months, commencing January I'd,
1917.
Terms; 81 80 per month, one halt
payable ia dauce; the balance due
mt DE expiration or The first half term.
Contingent Zee $l2j.
~ deduction except or protracted
sickness
Dec. 23-2t. IL. S. Gookin.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

WE invite the attention Of Judge
Nat. HARRISON to the following OK
hibit Of the West Va. Legislature:
House, 40 Democrats and IS Rcpub-
leans Senate, II Democrats and 10
Republicans, With probability that
we shall count - Democrats and 8 Re
publicans.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23
pREPARED LIOIID
LAND FOR SALE.

Take notice that putsuan' to a d, cree rendered
W the Oifcuu count OF Washington county, Vir-
SihiH IN the Unit OF Daniel lrigs, Trustee ui -
hug lieiskell vs.. the Exchange Bank and others ]
Viii as trustee, Office for sale the hrst day of Il
january tcrm 81 the County Court Of afor said
tonuy, 1871, at the front door OF Tho courthouse
an the following described tracts Of land beou. ing
to the said Heiskell, viz:
Tract 80. IS. Bcitg part Of the tract of land
known as tIe 'bra'ley Fam lying on both Sides
OF the R"edy Creek Hoad, containing about Qgs
one hundred and unoty-eight acres o. acres of
which are CLEARED ON this tract t4cre Is "a com
Portable house " iih good out houses and it is woil
watered.
No. 10 Is part Of the same tract and contains nGs,
one hundred aud sC'iy-eight acres, roods nnd -
poles, about 40 or 4oacrrs of which are clonrcT. A
creek running through the tracI aud several good
springs GA H.,
No. 20 is the northern part ~ tho same tract ad
Joining the lands Of Preston Handy and others -
b contains l5s acres, rood and 10 p los about 20
acres OF which are clsir d. The creek runs through
ms Tract. Ihrre AtoletapIY good los house On it
These three tracts lie IN a body Of about 525 ncrcs
adjoining The lurds Of II. G.. Gibbons and others
ouly ~ mites from he Va Tenn, r.. Il.
Tract No ~ contains lUSAi acres in the uppor erd
OF Washington county, being part Of the Ian
bonght by Washington J. Bi-hop from Elijah be-
Dusk aud by Bishop sold TO lloiskell. The land is
well wooded aud Natrr9d
so. - contain, 200 acres known as tho "Copper
Nine Place b'ing part Of the land bought by
H"iskell FROM Wpshiugton J. Bishop. Tho land Is
well wooded and waterCd.
No. 23 known as The "SurLcr Tiact' contains 100
acres a desirable piece Of land well wooded and
watercd
Tho plpts Of am The above tracts Of lana can be
soon by applying at NY office la Abingdon
AT TIE SAME TINE AND PLACE / WILL Of
FER FOR SALE.
Tiar, 40. % being clsihy-bvs acres Of land
bought by ileiskril 90 nv n. Haltgrll lying on
ihc SOUTH side Of Walkers Nouutoiu near Water
~. o. t1.l'o interest II o. ?. Frye IN the Balt,ou
la'd, which has been nld oh ad contains an"ui 90
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

TIE Senate Of Virginia on Monday
last passed, 10y vote of 81 to the bill
allowing the a. NJ & o. r. r. Co., tc
build or lease II lr ,nch connecting thei,
line at Petersburg with the city q
Richmond. Mr.. Snowedn, Of Alexan-
dria has already had TO rush into
print in his own defence for having
voted againt measure so snlutnry and
prODpr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23
EAgin' MI EE2MHI &C Cora,
GENERAL PRODUCE
Commission Merchan is.
r. u. BOX. 55G0. No. 80 Plat ST,
N FlW NO p r

Solicit consignmonts Of Ginseng, Feather,
Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Furs, Seneca Root.
Metals, Rags, faxseed, &c., &C., &C., sc.
Prompt and careful attention gwen to all
shipments, and account sales with remittance
rendered on all sales without delay.
NEW YORK REFEREN CTS. MARINE Nation
al Bank; Seventh Ward National Bank
Messrs. Howes & Macy, Bankers, as well m
all respectable merchants throughout Vir-
ginia and Tennessee.
Nov. II, lS70-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

AIvorlf.cn ,nts inserted ut 9i91 per
square Of ten lines for the f''st gAl fifty
cents for each subsequent in'crtioh. - It
ns Advertising contracted for upon literal
terms.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23
Brlstet 4fGs.
FRIDAY, December 23, 1879
s. -
TESE BRISTOL EEW&,
rpIVED ny

is published every Friday at 500 ror an
mum. Il is furnished to clHbs of ten at slOo
per copy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

The News ia the Largest Paper
AMI hrs larger Cirruiati"" I'M"
any Paper ever Published In bristol.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23

The Editors of the News arc not'responsi-
Die for OPINIONS expressed by correspond
ents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23
a CARD.

Clergyman, while residing In South America a
missionary. discovered safe and simple remedy
loi the Cure Of Ncrvons Weakness. Barlv Decay
Disease OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs, aid
the whole train oil disorders brought on bv b,ueful
ma vicious hahi =. Great numbers have hrer cur
ed by This noble rncdy. Prompted by a dtsite In
benehi ths afflicted AMI uuf tunlie W /
sehd the recipe tor preparing and using ths med b
cine ia scaled envelope, 10 any one who need, H.
treeo tlarec. Address JOSEPH 7. INMAN. sta
ton D. Bible House, New York City.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-23
nOYAL HAVANA LnTTEnY.
80 \ DAY. sure. LArTA 10. rlll.inrr p
AGENTS! READ THIS /

ISTE Will PAY AGENTS a SALARY
w OF $50 per wees and expenses or allow :,
,trEe Commission to sell eur now and wonderful
" CHI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-19

inconsistent with the honor and char
acter of this great country to keep a
Prince so exalted as the Nawab Nizam
in vain appealing TO our admlnlstra-
tors for q decision upon his SUIT
Neither the answer lately given IN the
House of Commons, nor the conduct
of the Indian Department toward MS
| Highuess during the time OF his stay
in England. has been calculated to re-
move from the mind Of the public
the unwelcOme feeling that there
has been an attempt to tire out the
patienee of the suppliant Against
that undignified policy, II 1t ever eX-
isted. we protest with all our force.
Let his Highness have an answers
prompt, conscientious, careful and
final answer - tOsthe representations
which he has brought before the
throne and the nation. Ii he has no
Just claim on the revenues of India, let
him be told so with as much plainness
of speech as may be necessary. If he
has any or much right upon his side,
let justice be done 20 him at whatever
cost. But the sentiment OF general
decOrum is wounded by the spectacle
of this Oriental nobleman vainly beat
ing at the gates of Equity, which open
neither way for him; and we express
the national opinion when we say that
the answer which the Indian Govern
ment h6s to make to this volume, and
to the petitions of the NaWab, ought
to be made forthwith, and made once
for all.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-19
Butler and FarnsW0rth---An Ex:
citing Scene.

There was an extraordinary scene
in the Committee on Reconstruction
on Thursday. Gen. Butler took
opportunity of moment when his
adheFents happened to be in the ma
jority to put a motion to reverse the
former action of the committee, and
strike Mr.. Farnsworth's amendment
out of the Georgia bill. He declared
it carried, in spite of all remOn-
strances, refusing to allow tive to
send for the members, who wen 4sab-
sent only because they supposed this
question was settled. Mr.. Farms
worth, in towering rage, shook his
fist in Buffers face and denounced
him as a sneaking scOundrel, with
other epithets of the strongest sort,
which Butler endured with calmness.
AS the representatives of the majority
who agreed to FarnsWOrth's amend
ment demanded a full meeting before
the bill should be reported, it was
finally settled that one should be
called for Thursday, when the action
taken yesterday will be reversed.