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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-28
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Jolx ". joHlsoS. ssnAlOn eIcCt, vsU
thea nd
1lr. lava AppaaTod and tlle usual oath
a ufinalSl administered BY the Chair
man. -
Ne Saw u sid he would hvOl The
blu . nlle By Mr.. AoRTON, lncTeas-
inR ths Vnil9 u circulation beyond that
proposed q Ne Conmlttse, He Sdytsed
WpdeACo n caution, ~ that the bustne0
inter y country might not be dis
NJ n NJ, Of VeTnOnt favored The
prOpp q No Finance COMMITTEES,
and lSTpllihod The circumstances under
Whi1l tllR pFclt system Of distribution
ltal 1 nlDtotl
M. OpIf0H advocated the bill IS pro
p0oad h be modified.
M CA9lERLY explained that the con
EtiEd lipn Qf ca ltnrTia before the war pro
hi ~ paper currency, and Guid thlA WIS
nd d cof8eqt nee Oi any unErendly feel
"a q The Uni u ststes.
egFJGI pS ssbI New England hud
d md pe q II The present DIS
cd On, but tl MIA " hank circulation
liad been fDfCd UPON her d Ehe had done
leSs duty % tIis. government under com.
pulSiOn, Gud Fentlenlen nun the south
and west hSR ought not TO edluplllns y.
cause though New England lad 1, lions
SllaEC Of c8pitHl she took in under cOmpul'
sion.
Nj. CAMERON moved to adjourn ai(er
an Intellectual effort by Mess. DRAKE
H. A., NtaaFa
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News Of tho Day.

General Spinner states that the public
debt will bc reduced about q QUO 1000 this
month. lie reports that for the past nine
months over $OO,OOO,O00 in gold was re-
eelYeil ii tic New York Custom House
iIlE export duties, .,, v
!. III fully u lafthJd lint 81
ryland 9islAture Win Fet allot S9tl1t
naymCnt OF the two hundred thousand
dollars capitatiOn tax Which the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company owes the
State, on the penalty Of losing Its charter
Mr. Clark, of Kansas, will Introduce Il
hill IN the House Of Representatives pro.
vilinV for the removal Of the Osagc anil
Kansas Indians to the Indian Territory,
and placing the lands al present held By
them on sale at one dollar and twenty-five
cents ler acre. lie has information that
1000 families in West Virginia are anN;i
inus to purchase md move upon these
lands.
CES, SIGRI. has been appointed Asses.
Aor Of the Sixth District Of New York in
response to the demand OF the German
Republicans Of that State that thCy be
recognized in the dispensation Of Federal
patronage.
In the United States Senate Tuesday
Mr.. sherman reported bill designed to
nrovidc TINT the tax shall not hc continued
on incomes, dividends and salaries ai(er
the Cl0Se Of tho present year, bul that
taxes In arrears nj that time be collected
during 1871,
TME case Of Edward ]. Wilcox, for the
use Of the First National Bank Of Park
Crshurg, West Va. g. The United States,
was Calleil in tile UnitGl States court nI
claims Wednesday.
The National AnH.Shvcry Festival at
Boston, Wednesday evening, in Hort.
cultural Hall, was attended by m1ny we'll
known leaders Of the cause. The time
was mainly devoted To social converse,
closing with a speech hy Wendell Phil
| lips.
Tie Ohio DaIrymcn's Association rom
mcnct4l ils sixth annual meeting nj Wei
Iingtnn on Wednesday,
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FRANCE.
PARls,' Jan. 81.

ANA SsAA@ -
Tho Sanais yesterday discussed pro
position Gur IN international coinage SyS-
tenn. MesSFA CheVRlie, LeveFriOr and
Olhsn participated, and urged the adoi'-
ton Of gold coin equivAtent to e5 francs
- q universal unit
The Duke Of BEuRlle, . leading member
Of the OFleAniStA. died yestGNiay, aged -.
Nothing farther has been hCa1 about
the ulmoTed death OC tho Pone.
Many ,OG The troop repcnly Smi y
La CreEOt " pFescrye- 0IlIog .AmoAg tile
strikers, have Fetlrped 70 tha GAErisons,
igbg schnGi idnr now. AeGSlstIl the lll-
lItitl Ol being iSfneRted EOihles
thCfe'Was stormy. & ~. 81 =. <
In The Corps Legislatlf this afternoon,
On Tie FnCS. English commercial treaty,
n. Their, Ia 3 speech, demanded the re.
nunCiati0n Or this treaty, and rCprnached
the majority, asserting that they did not
truly represent the country, Or they would
over the ministry having principles the
country had repudAtcl, Great RgIta'
ton elisucd. 4
Ex.Minister FORBADE replied that the
majority upheld the Cabinet. y Is nOs
understood why Thiers opposed tho Min
istry, and FORBADE upheld il, but II Is sup
posed the Theirs wished 70 force MOSSrS.
Dcru, LOuVeL and Buffet To resign In or
der to bC replaced by tho members Of the
majority.
Lord ClaEcndou has arrived here from
London, 10 ascertain for the English
Government the real intentions II tile
Cabinet Of Tuillcris in regard tn the
treaty OF commerce, which eXpins on the
4tll d February next
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liOn Or an easy condition OC the money
market This year, the market IA Hl0Fc
dian usually susceptible To theso inhuruCtS,
in consequence Il the reduced supply "
bnntls; the Government having purchased
about &lO0.OO0,OlO FiVC-TwCntirs, while
probably 500, ,O0O. 900 bonds WcTV arni IN
1859 to Europa Whether pricCA may b.
expected 70 FrcuvrF the high quotations Of
q few months ago, must depend very much
upun the course Of the gold premium and Of
the foreign exchanges Should gold NJ
main near It's present price, any advance
in bonds would require Il proper tomato
rhue In the foreign market, which, Il NOT
realized, securities would be returned up
On the home market. The tenor OI Tor
clgn alviceS, however, fAvorS the exI'ec,
tAtiO4 that more bonds will s0Ou ee want
ei In EmUFe, and that the spreading de.
mand t6F them among class Of cautious
inPegt6n Who taya hitherto deemed them
oSpecially risky = lllSbly TO carry up the
pE1ce to The C96IV Sleht Of pAr IN United
States coin. II y not, therefore, 10 6r
tltelneL Ii1pCrsiGle, perhaps not lmproh-
allie, that IRiGes may materially advance
On this market even should gold remain
'HftaljUttf n = iQpm the
p6ld premium, h6S. sefs a(tTAhcC, & ti,SI
q The bonds might bO regarded a q strong
probability, Duo allowance Ghould bel
mad & u these ahtlclTatipFs fnr tho com.
petition n new securities, Tie market y
nav supplied freely with the bonds
Of new RaIlrnad Companies, which arc
GtIarcd on ternla yielding 2i03 per cent
more interest upon the investment than l.
realized upon Governments. Many of
these bonds represent enterprises Of great
merit, and afford n security beyond all
reasonable question; and although this
cannot be said O( all the new bonds, yet
ClItcrprisIng investors are apt TO select the
best Of them in exchange for Government
securities, when the latter advance to cx-
OptiOn0lly high figures. As In the case
Of every new driil Of Investment, the pub
lie at Inst look cautiously at these new
issues but, us Il becomes understood that
tho building Of the roads IL In most cases
In response ton pressing commercial want,
and that they have solid lHsis Of traffic,
the securities grow in public favor, aud
arr taken with confidence
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BELMONT ANn TOLEDO RAILROAD
The ,roplc In the northern part orBeImOnt
couuty are very much in earnest about the
rro,vscd railroad from Bellairc or Bridge.
mort nor,l,wurdly by st. ClaIrsviIlo, The
certificate Of the Company was tilCd at
Columbus Wednesday. The capital nam
al in II is &l,OOOOM 1t Is proposed to
extend the road through Belmont, liar
risop and Tuscarawas counties to Urichs
Vile on the Pittsburgh and Indiana rad,
IN be ultimately continued by new aud
old lines to Toledo. The Evansville En-
hrpri., remarks that as u mere local line,
Of course, the road would not pay, but ifit
IL made mrt Of the line to connect the
Baltimore and Ohio with the Toledo and
the Northwest, it would become one Of
the most important roads in the State,
forming perhaps, the shortest line irom
Chicago to Washington anil thus divert
considerable travel to the Baltimore road.
II will rass through rich agricultural
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEw YoRK, Jan. q.

NEW YORE, Jan, q.
The IottoEy litigation business, invnlv.
ing John HGTTISscy, Benjamin Wood, Jno.
AhdcSon aDd others, was up On argu'
ment bciOpO Judge CarlOZO yesterday, but
without reaching conclusion.
Thn Eric strike Is about over. The
strikers have IAilCd and numbers are he.
ginning 70 gct back TO their work,
The funeral rites Of Henry PlncidC, vet.
cnln Colonel, were celebrated at the Old
street Presbyterian Church. The ctlltlee
was thrOngcd with mouFners Rev. +. d.
Dix ollIci9lG1, The services were very
impressive. Among the pail bearers were
Alessrs, ThuFIOW WOcd, Phil s. RugglcS
and Lester YaIlack. The remains were
taken " Greenwood.
The CoIoreGl citizens Of this city arc
making arrangements TO hold II grand Gel.
cbrai6n Of tic ratification Of the 1hth
Amendment.
Only six new cases Of small pox were
reported yesterday, which Is less than half
the number reported on Monday. On the
other hand ten deaths were reported
whereas none occurred on Tuesday.
The marriage certificate Of Albert D,
Richardson and Abby Sage, hns mystcr.
ioVRIy disappeared ::from The Office Of the
vital statistics, where 1t was filed On Satur-
day. II will I've replaced by u duplicate To
Ike obtained from tie officiating Clergy.
man. 80.
Francis r. Mills, ESQ, charged with
having attempted the 1ndrIler Of his wife,
Catherine Mills, Of GowaniS, on the 10Th
inst. was yesterday taken before Justice
Dblmcr, md allCr an examination Of .
humber uf witnesses, was cnnlnlttt( l'ltq
gRait thetNotina nf The Jury. His Fi|t
3Sii0 refused 10 testify against i'm
committed tCF contempt Of Codrt
The trial II Wild and Bruce, the libel
cases, commenced before Judge Bedford,
in the Court Of General Session, yesterday,
testimony was given by Recorder IIackCtt,
Police Justice Dawling, and others, con
Ccrning the alleged libel.
In the MonglIe yesterday afternoon, the
bOly Of Capt. J. Alexander, formerly Of
New Orleans, supposed to have been
murdered, wR examined by Coroner
Flynn and DR.. DOrOmus DR.. DOFOlnus
took charge Of the stomach for a chemical
analysis Nobody yet knows what has
become Of AleXandcr's $GO,0O0 and the
mystery deel9ns.
The steamship AllcmaniA from Ham.
burg has arrived.
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SloSlFroAxr.-It will be OhSCrvedin the
proccctllngs OF the Legislature that the
worthy Delegate from Harrison, Hon. n.
C,olr uncuuivocally placed himself on the
nlntlorm of sweeping liberal movement.
iIC having been the candidate Of the pro.
scrintivCS, and the ultra prnScriptIve shee!
Of his county, the worthy members Ootu
avowal Is very significant We conngratu'
late him upon his manly course and enter;
tain the hope that his noble example Will
he followed By those who arc still wavcr'
ing and do NOT know what course 10 take
-PnkxrAbuTy 7TmGs!
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DAY ny DAY the Postage Stamp Ques.
tion In the House of Delegates gets into q
more uncomfortable shape. Yesterday
the resolution whereby the member from
Morgan md dozen Others were allowed
10 bask in the smiles Of the Sergeaut'At-
arms, wis r"colsiderSl, and they, too,
we're cut of in the midst Of their sins 80
now the sal winter Il discomfort rule" the
whole House and pinchcs all the members
with equal rigor, flour readers in West
Virginia ihil to hear anything from their
delegates during tie rest of the session,
they will understand tint 1t results from
the practice Of an official virtue 50 severe
us to forbid the purchase :orlse of station
cry anil the posting Of IettcS, because
these things cannot he done without some
risk 10 that palIadlamror o,FllbcFtics, the
Constitution.
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Cincinnati Mnrkct.t

CINCINNATI January -
Flour Unchanged.
GRAIN -What%ln light supply At g. 1901 ls
COni--QHIet at IHE7AC Oats H-Sitady At Abc.
Rye -gi5b9OC. Barley Unchanged.
COTTON-FlFmcF At aye for nIiddllnS
'TORACCO-FiFm aud In good dCInantl; light sap
ply: Rales ~ hhdE al EB to &l6 n.
WnRKY-V V5c; ClOAIng dull
lIOIa-StCady at * TS1tG hA
PnnVtsIONE -McEa P0Fk--DcCllnCd 10 go 70
and dull. Hulk Mgats-Dull Ut llGblk6liEc foT
AhOuldrrr. clear rih and clear sides. ACnn-Dull;
shoulders I2lGC; sides l5H1Gc fNr clear rib and
clear IlAms Dull nj IHJ{Gtl9SC for sugar rurrtl,
the latter nate for standard brnndr.
I.ARD-C Closes dull and heavy at i5HGbIG'fe; no
demand.
BUTTER Unchanged,
EdUA-Dull at 21ib2tC,
CHEESE-,In EalF demand At l1hNiBEr Tot
Western Reserve and factory.
Ons.-LlnEOCd OIl-Dull at 1Oc. Lard OIL
Steady al 81 4Sitl ~. Petroleum Steady al 50
0:32C for refined.
0ROCERIEs. sugar Dnll and drOOping New
Orleans IlX6bl4e. NplAHVcN- Steady New Or
leans 7IlE7Sc. COfIeC- Firm at lSig9ic.
GOLD--19lk buying.
EXClANSE-IRF buying.
MOHEY-Markct quiet aud unchanged,
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN TEN
NESSEE.
Murder and Lynching Of the Mnrde.
FeTS. ..........

The details OE recent tragedy IN Car
roll county were received to-day. The
five cOlOrrd men who confessed TO the
munlcr Of Colonel Coleman Sunday night,
were examined al Huntington Tuesday,
before Magistrates Court and sent 70 jail
for trial at the May term Of the Circuit
Court About 10 o'clock, r. NJ, some 200
horscmcn rMlC inlO town tOnk tue priSo-
ncrS lFnm the Jail and carried them
short distance and then shot them. One
or them who was not killed dropped and
fclgnctl 10 hc dead, but upon attempting
to escape returned in search Of food and
WAS killed. The mob then rode of carry
Ing the five dead men To TX buried. None
Of those who participated in the killing
were masked.
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CiaFisbarr has a SsasasioR-lIT.
Cs00Os Epeech on Test Oaths.

To ~ BlIlo5g of u lAt1lll1sAfEF.

70 ~ IifitoSs of " iAtAiitgsHfsF.
Thspapess Of OfTntalIsy, tfnm your city,
pFuiuced considerable interest h or usl.
ally QuIet city. All yrFe EpXi1Gs 70 rad
tie SDeech 0t Our Deleg1le 70 tlle LABilAi
tune. MF. GOG, On The removal a tls't
Olths, &c, anil GOr tIBBs e0lA b aoen
small groups on the slfoe8 aIVt rs
about Il. All admitted that = WAs manly,
hpen, StFaight forward, all 70 the PGl9L
Gldencing strong, nlRtuFbd and upright
iisd, able and COmpetsht p MASTER the
IbIect, and throw OF the pl udScts a
- hour, and aspire 10 the position o. .
ilnc statesman, having alTle p vieE, The
n lce and prosperity Of the Stale. DIS
itSF}IolnimP,It WA depicted % dc cORntA
nance, Of few, hui they Vefe buGl8R,
III nearly all seemed Pl6asod and many
exclaimed "wcll done good and hithtIl
.sgFTautW Mr. GOlFs age, G1p6Eltt'ee ana
thIEh Glaulling ~ a glgiItiaD an! public
man ivC lis views aPd QI nlQls EEeaL
Even many u IN . lIIOe!an WHO
voted against him, freely admitted that his
election was fortunate for the State. For
tunntGly, however, for him, the lNTELIp
OEHCEiI had gone lefOre him. It's patrl-
otlc and statesman like views had prepaF'
ed the public mind for Just such 4 gHeCch,
and Mr.. Golf was the man 10 mAkeit My
word for II, It will he like seed STwn On
good ground. You wise, patriotic and
prudent gentlemen have 4 rich and wide
Held Of labor bRitlFe you, u make for your
selves names lllnt will not PerAh Nth he
h0uy, but be remembered and cherished as
public benclhClOrs, when those whose aim
Is TO fan the flames Of dlscorl and strife
will bc forgotten. beg you TO forward
tl,G good work, In re-CstabIiShIng LOre, Ir'tte,
and c1risiuR charity among us.
OLD INHABFTANT
but not "LhS OkiESi." I
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New York Produce Market.

SEW Y0RE. January q.
COTTON--WIthOnt change: sales Of 5000 bales
at 9St;c for mlddlng nplRnds.
FLOuH-ClOsed dull and slightly In favor Ol
buyers for good grades, and steady for low
grades with AinOdsFnic demand for export
0RAIN-Wheat-lc better with improved OK.
port demand IT 81 1901 - for No. : spring; aud
81 21lbI az for winter red and AmbCr western.
Ryr-NOminal. OAts-lI0WrT and dull at &c for
western. COn-Dnll ht hIlDi for new; and
81 G6Kfti O7X for old mixed western.
FRnyI-ION+- POTk-SOminnl for in"sa at S9i 20
For February: and SO "a for March. Iicrf-Sleady
with fair demand. Cut MGats and BacOn--Qnlet
without decided change. Lard -NoiHlnally un.
changed.
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SENATE.

Mr. PATTERSON, from the Committee
On RetFenchment, reported personally tue
House joint resolution prohibiting assess
mcnts upon or collections from subordi'
nate officials TO make presents To their sll-
perior officers. Passed.
The VICE PRESIDENT communicated U
the Senate the fact that the President had
signed tue Virginia hill.
Mr.. BOHEMIAN said One Uf the ScnatOrs
elect from Virginia, ,OHN +. LEWIS, was
present, and moved be be qualified.
The credentials OC JOHN F. LEWIS and
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r., Corbin before the Committee.
WAsnINNTNN, JNn. 9I

A. r. Corbin, Of New York, was before
the Committee on Banking and Currency
to-day, and was examined at some length
in reference To the recent gold panic in
New York. His examination will be
concluded tomorrow, but he positively
declines to divulge any Of his testimony
on the ground that it would be showing
disrtspCCt IN the Committee. 2
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IIAYTT.
capturS and Execution Of snInnve.

New YORE, Jan. 81.
As stated in the Charleston Ds7onteh,
SalnaVe was shot on the GOth inst. Hay
ten Rdvicec state that he was captured on
the 18th in the woods near Salt Row, in
tho south, and taken to Port Au Prince,
where he was heavily ironed and thrown
into prison The people heTe went Into
ecstRcy with the capture, and the event
Was celebrated for days by professions
dancing in the streets and festivities Of all
kinds Fifteen hundred Of Salnave1s fol.
lOweD were captured with him, many OF
whom have beCn executed.
The First Of February has hccn set for
the election Ofa new President
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New York Money and stock Market.

NV lOuk, january 81
II il stated that the c. q NV. Company intend
to isHnc kT3 ODO acVcn PR cent consolidated con.
VuFtlbl0 hFat mortgage hOuda In place Of $GOO ODO
equipment hOnds In the Anklng fund Of the com.
pany, and k4O 0O Of the AaHlC outstanding, all OF
which mature this year No Otilclal notification
haH bGsn sent TO the StOrk HXChAngO. All Ol the
Western FaClhC rAllrUAd bonds have been closed
out At 10 and interest,
MOXET - Easy At 4dt6 pCF cent. on call loans.
SFERLINtI-A slIadu easier At iUkClODH,
ECiOLII-lrTCguAr aud unsettled; OpOnlng nt ia;
advancing 10 l9ahE; dCcllnlnE 10 IAN andclOAlng
at i9iSIEl2lhs. ClCaraneCA q, 10000.
(iOVKRNMENF BONDs--PlmcF.
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BALTTNORE, January q.
FLOuE-ParIy active and hvors buyers; west.
eru suprFfiDe a. Iisb5 nO
-Whcat-PIrm; Maryland rcd 81 so
! Il. Corn-Flnn; white 81 GSItI Of; yellOwB1C
dEfI, 0ats and dRye-UnehAngcl.
PROVIIONt. t.-Meas Pork -QIiet Of 80 n. Ia.
ib sides l6k3l6Kc; clear sides l7e;
shoulder I3Sc; hams 9Dc.
LARD-FIFn at iTGLI7c.
WMsKY-QuIet at gId1&i.
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Commercial and Financial.



F,san Hsnry CIc,rs q CO'E. Monthly Circular.
TIE GOLD PREMrUM.-The gold pre-,
MUM remains remarkably steady. The
large supply in the hands Of the public
renders the market difficult Of manipula.
tion By combinations, and discOurages
speculation, 50 that the premium Is left
very much to the regulation Of ordinary
causes. The predominant temper Of the
street, however, tavOrs ultimately higher
figures. The period when we must begin
" ship gold cannot be regarded as remote.
A large amount of the cotton crop has nj.
ready been forwarded, and the planters,
having realized sufficient 70 provide means
for raising the new crop, NrC disposed to
hold back their cotton for higher prices; u
policy which, IL persisted in, may produce
a condition Of foreign exchanges calling
for shipments OfspeCie. At the same time,
the Government llas 80 fnr reduced Its stock
Of coin us to limit its ability to check any
upward tendency In the premium arising
from such movement, through nm In.
crease Of it, sales Of gold. The prObabil.
itics, therefore, point to decrease In tho
stock Of gold upon the market; the pres.
sure Of which, MS before intimated, Is At
present the principal means Of keeping
down the price. The effect Of the action
Of Congress relative TO the finances is
wholly problematical, and, in the present
position Of affairs, Is not reckOncd upon Ms
likely to influence the market in one d.
rection oranother The probability OF a
somewhat protractel ease in money is fl.
vorabIc to the carrying Of gold, and is 10
bc regarded as another element Of strength
in the market Yet these apparent pro
liabilities may possibly be hereafter mOdi.
fled BY an unexpectedly free demand for
bonds in Europe, or By larger exports d
cotton than are now anticipated, or by
some unexpected legislation calculated u
enhance the public credit At home ind
abroad
THE Public FUSDs-GOvernment Sccu-
rites show tendency to react from the
late decline in prices, notwithstanding
the reduction in the amount Of the Trca-
sury purchases and an AlmOSt total ccSsa-
ton Of fshipmcntS to Europe. Usually, in
january, the investment demand Is active,
partly owing To purchases for the relnveSt.
ment orintertst, and partly to the require.
menls nr financial Institutions, In anticlpa,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, JaR. q.
II Il said that large number ol the
EFie Rharts held In this country hHVe bCtn
stamped by the Erie shareholder Pro
tqcil6n Union. A member OF the tFm oi
BurChen, Dalyrhnple B Co, will hlcn
leave for New York, " protect the hold
erS, by vOilng on the stamped shnEIs
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"JUNIPER Tar soar enrua ehAppcI hands
saltrheum, ,pInples, and all eutAneouS affections,
rendering the skin soft and smooth MGnuae
turCd by CAswELL, lIAZARD & CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. New York
my2tM, ,Th-ilkW.
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GEORGIA..
Organization Of the IIouSc-Dlspatch
from Gen. Terry.

( WARRINGTON, Jan q,
The, R'llowing telegram was received at
tlIG. p3lF plFtIlltnt to-day;
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 20.
To Gen. E. D. 70irnatad:'
The House wins organized to-day. by the
election Of Mr.. NEcWhOrter, the 1Eepubli.
can candidate, rs Speaker. Three pcr.
sons were excluded as ineligible, / Of
those whose cases were inquired int0 were
pronounced eligible, 1G who had refused
10 take the Oath were declared To have l'e'
come ineligible by this refusal, and one
whose case WIS sent to the Board, having
failed to appear and being absent from the
city, was forbidden to take part IN the or.
ganizatiOn. Ailcr careful examination Of
the Act of December 22, decided that
the 4th section, would NOT permit me to
seat the candidate having tie next highest
number OfvOtes, in place Of tho persons
found ineligible.
[SIgnel II. TERRY, BrfDc! .N'J. Gen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-28
ROME.


LnAE' jan -
The reported death of the Pope Is false,
Colonel Darcy, commander Of Antilles
legion, died In this city yesterday. Dur
ing his last sickness liG called the yOlIIccrs
Of tho legion together and enjoincd them
to the fidelity and power Of the Pops and
France.