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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-14
STEAMBOATS,.


TOR CINCINNATI-THE 60
II ane passenger steamer fs
II. r. HUDSON. .........Capt, ]. T. RUSSE11,
will leave as Aboye.On Saturday, April 18th, ats
For freight or passage apply on board or to
q. II. BOOTH & CO.,
apIS .a Agents.
DEGULAR WHEELING -E
~ AND PITTSBURGH PACKET.
The steamer =
ARGosY,. 800. ....... Capt, B. F. GOODWIN,
W. J. C. ANDERSON, Clerk,
will leave Wheeling for Pittsburgh every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at a. II.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
G. Il. BOOTH y CO.,
feb9 Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-14

MONTANA & BEAR DUCK FOR
IGl Roofing Steamboats, and BAlgss, on hand
and for AAlS low for cash;
NIB CHARLES q, BERRY.
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action 10 those who try them.
No. Cures Prictin BOres Cents.
2 :. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Goiic. -...2s
HSi1EEISSIC ~ e h SSSaI@as g. q
8 DyHeniery. DRIPPING, bilious COllc........33
Cholera. NIOFbuH, V0ml tim. "...............2o
COUGHS, CnI9s. btOnshiti
Ha i,,a, SS~t iI.s,d SGS VC:;": e
ID nSsnHnsISI BIIIons stSmSsS, O'sU'''' *
II Suppressed or Irregular PeFIOIa,.,,,.,,,,, Is
Whites, tSS PrG H. I'TlGa. ;SS
ErSptionH. Salt R6Sum. ErySIpSSS "'''''' IS
IS RhenMnIism, Rheumatic Palms, ...,,,,,A
Fever and ARue, Chill Fever, AgueS..... 80
hIlGs. Blind or Bleeding:
is AUD sorS Or Me9k q EyeS:.'''''. %
~ 4, SvLniInt oE CnIS3n1ic, Lnnue ut"'''''oI
q sI69!a, Oppressed Brtat6ip S...........s0
scroiSe RdSsSsa nsS5,nP
Il GeneFnI DebilitS. phTSIeSI WSSFnsSS | 50 n
Is DFOpHY and Scanty Secrst
81 Sen sIcIGnrSG, Sickness from RidinG,,, 80
Kidney Disease, GrAVel.............. 4......,oO
u nervous Debility, involuntary Semi.
20 "1ore NIog1S S:ST": %
e pHi9@TY S %sIHEnOS SS! IS!tInS B'd'....,sS
Il SSilsrin ~ NJ CSSn1s ii IfS ~
s. Epilepsy, SpaSniS, 81, YltS DSscc n M
81 Diphtherin, liberated Sore ThrOat........SO
10 FnCs III NlAIa' large al1e...... ....tOc and 0
Family Cases, In Morocco with
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
MoRMON MATTERS.

Tho Mayor of salt Lake Placing the City ON
the state Registry OF LRnds-Br.gha ham
Young's Bail ColIecied from the SANS.
SALT LAKE, U. T., Nov %, 1871.
The Mayor OF THIS city yesterday made an entry
OF the town site OF Salt Lake IN the Oflce OF the
United States Registrar OF Lands.
There were heavy rains to-day, during which
new two story ''adobc" building Oh Commercial
street fell into rUlus aud several persons narrowly
escaped death RON the falling walls.
ihc second great mining suit oi ,he Eureka Com
pany Recover possession VI properly III T.ntIe
win comueuce tomorrow al ITovo. inc nae IN
question - he weknown .,May henrietta"
Dispatches from liiic Cottonwood SAFE that owing
to The Storm dUllDg wo weeks post mining ma teen
Discontinued 10 IL lreat extent The snow Is ABOUT
three feel deep OH the level
The Renee says tue amount OF Brigham Youngs
ban mas been raised among the poor u sat Lake
by contributions. and rs ready 10 be paid over
Jhe tirand Jury came into Court ale Int- afler.
noon, ant alter reporting number oil uils ol local
character. were At iheir own request. dismissed
uniI tne second Tuesday In January. Tue Court
ndJourncd Til day after tomorrow.
Il Is said that eIort Will he made py the de-
fendants' counsel TO have the cases OF Brigham
Young, Mayor weis, stout and others postponed
Till the March term.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
THE DISASTER AT NORWICH.
Dragging the Thames and DHcovery Or
Eleven Bodies from the Steamer City Of
New London.

Dragging the Thames and Discovery sf
Eleven Bodies from the Steamer City OF
New London.
NORWICH, Conn.,, NOV. %, 1871.
The are In tho wreck OF the City OF New London
was extinguisned early TINS morning. small
steamboat and q tug were stationed ON the scene
and the work OF dragging the river bottom be.
gun. Tho nrst body was fonnd be ore q hundred
feet OF the beu had been inspectcu; Then Two
bodies were found together, aud the search was
prosecuted until nine bodies IN all had been re-
covered.
was forwarded by special Train 10 ihis city, and
alter being viewed by the Coroner placed IN The
charge. OF the city undertaken. or gwen u tue
friends or the deceased Tor inlerlnent
Inc following Is 2 ls! q the bodies tIat have been
ond mate; Mall Baker, OF Norwich. Hrst engineer;
Henry Dugan OF New London steward; Warren
son and john Moran OF New York, nreulen; r,nid-
thy Drlscoll, OF Norwich, deck hand. and Two dnck
hands, names not ascertaned. these, with the
bodies OF Naa0ncy aud ROurke, found vest rdav,
make eleven recovered. None OF the passengers
missing been recovered, but the search pro-
ceeding, and the other bodies VIII probably be
There Is crowd In the vicinity OF the wreck. and
large numbers OF persons gather on Tie wharves ON
arrival OF The boats. The nags on all the snip
ping IN the harOor are al hall mist.
4 The body OF Harrison X. Aidrich OF Norwich was
recovered late In the afternoon. and the search Was
| suspended TIL Tomorrow.
/ There are missing w. T. Norton, c. B.
| Rogers, passengers; Frank Flowers, walter; Weo.
eLcr COoucr COOK, and few deck hands, VINO. n all
lost, supposed. VIII sweil the number 10 twenty.
! ono twenty Two.
Thc bodies were viewed by the Coroncr's Jury n.
| II. Osgood, foreman, VINO granted permission for
burial and al, ,ourned the Inquest TO Friday night
The boats safe has been recovered. but there was
nothing in II Of vaiue Nonng else was saved from
the wreck.
1t is Impossible to ascertain the shippers or freight
at prcsen.. Ine boat was insured for wo-thlrs its
value. but the company decline to say IN which
cOmpanlea.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

TAc Qyesile. or Exclsdlsg Psssceues and Fire.
The Fifteenth Assembly Distfics Republican As'o-
ciation met last evening ~ 2l6 West Thirtylnrd
street, Mr. Henry D. Lapeau. the President, In the
chair.
The question or adopting the amendment TO the
constitution suggested oy tho Central Committee
excluding policemen and nremen from member
ship. was discussed a great length.
HI. LAPEAU ssld nc was strongly In favor OF the
amcndment IL was but lately. al the reorganiza'
saon OF the party shat the district associations were
rescued from the'conlrol aud domneeriig oi tue o-
lice. VINO, every man OF them, workca IN Inc .nse,-
est of TanmaIry Hall. Whiie the E0iice reIaaite'i
as they now are the tools oi the presont cts gov
ernmcnt thoy should not lie sisewei INTO re- uo-
OF republicanism. as T. now pfopo,ea 10
40. IL Is matter OF nctorieiy than every
poltceman. even those whose names were on tne
books Of republican Orlanilattous. worAeu ana
voted fortne Tanlmany caniisiatss ~ te late ecc-
tion and prged lner iTiends 10 40 the same. W me
the preseut OF thiags lasts winch Viii not, ne
fct sure. be longer than Janualy ne was deciteay
opposed 70 letting Iammany Hai republican pol'cc-
men trtu organixalons TO rule ant run. tneia.
Captain Farrely was opposed To the adoption
adopting H. Iney mad au efficient COMMITTEES on
meG oershp, VINO ue eit sure would allow no man
iican. Tue amendment wou.d make the d..erent
district organizations close corporations o. u ro-
scriptive caaracser me 1 sanuard ,n % 0i egioii,.y
supported the candidates nominated uy tue party,
and not whether iie wa5 puDlc oinccr or not.
Ar. Lapeau ia re .ly, said that, without violating
any confidence, ne would state that plo,osl.ion
had been made to The state Central Committee "
transfer nalncs of members OF Tie unre0rsaniAed
republican associations 10 the rolls OF Lao
tzed organizations, without their beng canvassed
by the COuatnittce on Membership. By shis means
1t Is proposed TO hana over the associations 10
the control Of lamnany republicans and ueinocrais
before tie primary elections. ANS PROPOSITION nas
been referred 10 the Executive committee aud ne
feared tnal II tue amend neut was not adopted the
genuine republican associations would Oe IN the
hands Of the police aud Tammany iepuuncans be-
fore tne pTlnlary elections
After some more debate tho vote on the adoption
OF the amendment was taken, anl resulted IN s. i0r
It and against.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. Potter,
was Adopted
Whereas people have decided the election
tbat period of ballot box stnn: AMI fis
" end; aud whereas treaercA KHAN
Il known have been elected of Assembly IN tie
Fifteenth distrt OF the county New York bnt Il
frauued the cerhcate OF election by false and
perjury therefore 10 u
Resolved. hepnbcan Association OF the Fifteenth
cato tho proceeding, OF the lnsp pctors OF Election the
First especially In the fwenvb election dslrict 0
the twentieth ward OF whom Gross dcn ucncy
duct ts currently reporte with view Of brin.in: the
offenders to-condign Justice.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
THRILLING SCENE IN A CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Yesterday morning, during the nine O'Clock ser.
vico at the Church OF ST. John the Evangelist. q
scene took place that struck terror into the heart OF
every mother present. Father Mcmahon. while
earnestly addressing his congregation. was inter.
rupteu Dy one OF his assistants handing him note.
On pcrusinY Il he remarked:-..lf there IS lady
present by the name OF Curtis sue will please
follow me at once TO the Clergy; O0ln."
adding "Ihat something had occurred at
ago.o There was general STIR throughout tne
assembly, and presently q lady arose and made her
way towards the trout OF the churcn, the priest TO-
lowing her out. lie shortly returned. however say.
ing the lady VINO had responded 10 the summons
was the wrong person. IL was some olner Mrs
Curtis whose attention desired TO attract bui "a
no one moved he continued, mat tie CHILD vi the
woman whose attention he desired to attract had
been burned % death since left II tnat morning
An exc amatlon and o woman's shrek VI NO nv
succeeded the announcement. aud the poor mother
Was led through the crowd. A Dameless fear had
Kept her Irom obey .ng the nret simmons.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
INDIANAPOLIS.
'rEe 01s.sO0.

A State Printer Made 10 Dfsgorge 01S,SOO.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2s, 1871.
The articles OF association for the Terre Hauts
and South western Railroad were filed to-day. The
road VIII run from Terre Haute southwest 70 the
Mississippi River,
A. Ii. Conner, the former state Pripter. has sub
miited proposition TO the Governor and Attorney
General 10 return tc the state SIS soc in settlements
OF an overdrawn sccount FOR state printing. 1he
Attorney General Auditor and secretary vi State
recommend iu acceptance, and the Governor has
approved the compromise.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
A NORTH CAROLINA MURDERER ARRESTED
AT BALTIMORE.
BALTlMoRR, Nov. "a 1871,

BALTIMORE. Nov. "a 1871.
The Marshal OF the pollce OF this city received
Wednesday evea1ng telegram from the snerIn OF
Hertford county, North Carolina. stating that man
named L. II. Evans was murdered the previous
night at haral aldvlle, IN the same county. bv one
jackson Belcn, Who II was supposed, made bis way
10 Baltimore. Within an hour after the despatch
was received Belcn was arrested. To-day ne made
iull confession and was committed Tor the aeyl0n
OF the Governor OF North Carolina.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
&a.s | Destinations
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 20, 1871.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship City of Baltimore Br, Delamotte, Liverpool
John q Dale
steamship South America rinklepaugh Rio Jsnclro Ac
s.eamsnp MORO Castle, Porter, uavanaAtlantie Mail
sieamsuip Livingston. Cheessman. savannah-Livlngs
Steamship South Caroina Beckett, Charles Nor.
Steamship Fania. Doans. Philadelphia Steam
s.sam.n,p hs p,nso: Johnson. ror:and1J Ames.
Snip Atexan er tswe,, Anist, Genoa ami LeChon-Fab-
sn "a. cnannssy; o,.. xo,..
sap United statas Lunt, San Francisco--sn.ton Co.
ship General Berry, Lav1nseer. New Oricans-N Brig
Loved (Nor), osen Cork orders-wsnd, Telens
Bark nraunen Nor,, Bjeike, Queenstown for orders-
wend.. Ts,en, I Bockmann
Brig Gem, Neal, PORT spain -b TrowDridre Co.
Fs ssn Co.
scbr Georae'ta, Lord, Vera Cru-Boriands Dearborn
Schr Marguerite trr. clover, 81 Pierre-u saner
Ssbr George Keene, bonhon KDgslon, Jx-A Lazarus
schr Dolphin fBr,. Hudson Cape Hayti-R Murray, Jr
Schr John Rose. Jayne, Manzaniilo-.A Abbott.
schr Martha BT), Thomas, 81 John. Nb-lIeney Par.
schr Hummins Bird tBr Smith, St john MP Eevius
schr Isaac orbeson. AchorD, oalveston-c Mallory
scar Harry Sheppard CLARK. 81 Augustine NIL
schr Wentworth, Robbins, CaiAis-John Boynton's
se1r pIe.dsns Mitchell. Boa,oD-snow Richardson.
Schr t'aT2, CLARK, Boston SmJ SON h ilapp
Schr N,nnehsba, Saunders rroy,iencs- jackson 4
scbr Dart. Williams. Stamford.
schr !. Godwin, Water bury, Stamford.
Sloop Apollo, freeman. New Haven.
Steamer = T. Walker, SDerrIn. PnladepalA
Steamer Vulcan. wnco,. phnaoerhia.
Steamer brIs,oI. wsiiace, Pm aleipuia.
Steamer Y Stmers DAVIS, Phiadepaia.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER a. s-rR1PLE SHEET.
SAILED

sesMsnips CITY Of baltimore, foe LIverpool South Ame
Ssrh % carcina Chsr':.scn Niassrs
brig Diana, Queeustowu.
Rfndns n
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
DEATH OF A GR. MD MASTER

RIcunoxp. va. Nov. %, ISL.
Robert y. Prentiss, Grand Mast V,sassxs,Ia Va
- vraiaAA died last night In Cnarl.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
INTERRUPTION OF TRAVEL By SNOW

CHICAGO, Nov. a. 1871.
Resyy snow storms are prevailing at many points
in the West and Northwest ip mapy csses 70 severe
e. 70 intstfupt trAvS
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
RecaI ttulnsi0B.

A,ieirert Ainrs. .lS75
James l.. A.coln....-io17
RecaI u
Republicans. s..............
UcinocflL5. ...............
Republican majority....
ROUSE OF hEP.
DIST. ALABAMA.
l-BcnJaIntn >. Turner.
2-ChAr.ts w. buckley.
So. 4. XilGiley.
4-Cnarles Haya
b-Iir,rr ". Dor.
6-L. III. iSiOss.
ARKANSAS
~ IL. HUNKS.
20. T.. Shy,ier.
9-1homas Rues.
CALifoahTA.
is. -. ilousntou.
2-Aaron A. SARGENT
3-Iohn A.. cOgnlall.
iuNNECri,Cr.
l-JutnI, l.. strong.
2-S. W. kcii0.g.
S-li. II. StaIkwcather.
A. nm. III. b'or,lu1ll.
DELAWARE.
l-R. r. Dtygs.
FLORIDA.
1-J. 7. waits.
GEOWGiA.
l-W. ". Iuinp.
Pr. II. Wifi,eey.
3-Naiion l,e,lIune.
4-J. r. Long.
b-S. III. . Taer.
t-W. 4. PRICE.
7-P. N. =. r0,tng.
ILLINOIS.
J. l.. Brverpiee, AT Large.
l-Chaile. u. tarwell.
X-JoiiD r. FaTIlsw orlh.
3-iiuraiiO q. EurCnard.
%Juhn u. liawiey.
6-DJnl ora ". cferens.
6-iieHry Knapp.
7-Jesse II. Moore.
t--JtiD.es {. h0OtIssO71,
81. w. Mchee5v.
lC--EfU6,'u J.. Rice.
ll-N0,,tsaei s. Marshall.
l2-.l0hn u. tiay.
l3-JUl.H N. CteOS.
INDIANA.
l. nm. II. Nioi0ck.
2-Mtcbae &. ktT7s
3-;.n,. s. II ,in0n
4-JereIniah NJ. Wilson.
6-Joiin Coburn.
6-Dd.lei ". I'srhees.
s-NdfiDa u. .t d,tS0IA
s-Jalnes n. ryner.
. John l.. Z. hanks.
l0-Wn. WllllaniS.
i1-Jasper Packard.
IOWA.
1-GeOrlc w. Mccrary.
2--Aviett II. Cotton.
D. wIiiiam u. b0nnan.
Mad son NJ. Walden.
5-fralk w. Palmer.
b-JacksOn orr.
kASsA~.
1-David T.. Lowe.
KENTUCKY.
1-EiH ara ~ .sSidgf.
2-atnry ~. ID Hrnry.
3-JDseDh III. L.eriS.
A. Nm. II. head.
5-B0yd ui,Ghrsfer.
O. U IN. Il. arthur.
7-JaiaPs n. MCk.
S-GeOfqr Al. Ada7TlS.
o-J0hu AZ. R,rs.
InCIsi ANA.
l-James iiAlc Syphcr.
2!l.lonel A. Snelu0n.
81. ". IN TcIl.
4-iarncs McCiecry.
5-FranK Morcy.
MAINE.
1-John Lynch.
2-wIlliau r FRYE.
3-James q. klalne.
l-John A. i'ciers.
6-EuGene Hale.
MAINLAND.
1-Mntuet HamDfctOn.
2-.NprevlsOn archer.
3-fNOD,0s .V'rH7ty1.
t-JOhn Rrch,r.
o. W3n. ~. .Bpy7'tck.
MASSACHUSETTS.
1-James IunintOn.
2-uakes Ailles.
S-Ginery Nv icflell.
4-Samncl Hooper.
b-Beulamin r. Butler.
e-Naih sni.l r. Banks.
7-George Nj. Brooks.
8-t;eorgc +. Hoar.
9-Wm. Is. Washturh
l0-llenry L. ia ives.
MICHIGAN.
1-Henry Walir q.
Nv m. l. St0,,ghtons
3-AusIin BAR.
4-tvacancs.)
5--Umar ~. c0nger.
Jdbex q. Sunderland
Minnesota.
1-Maik II. ijugnell.
&John L. AyerilI
MISSISSIPPI.
1-Geo. Il. Harris.
2-J. l.. M0rpnis.
3-henrv w. Barry.
Geo. Z. Mckee.
1Le-ranu ". perce.
MISSOURI.
1-EraSftts Ueifs.
PC. A. Flnkelnburg.
8--Jas. X. AcIUrUtlch
l-H. 4. Havens.
b-Samuel 5. Burdety,
6-Ab,dW CtoniHyo
7-lsaac G. Parker.
8-Jdmes q. Bidr.
0And'e,r kin0.
NEBRASKA
John Tame.
NEVADA.
i-Cndries W. Kendall
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
l-E. A. Hs00eyd.
2--S. ". Bell.
S-A W. Parker
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
F0RTY-sECOND CONGRESS-.
SECOND sEss SION.
List of Members of Both
Houses.

The second session OF the Forty-second Congress
win convene at Washington on the FIRST Monday o
December. the 4th. The following Is . list OF the
members OF both nouses-Republlcans In Roman
democrats In lt0.ic -
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
YACHTING NOTE.

The yacht Enchantress, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. George
Lorlard, for Marscllles, Is anchored on Stapeton,
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
ROUSE OF nEr3E ENrATlvFs.

Dasr. NEW JERSEY.
IL. w. uazieton.
2-.S. Z. FOrHer.
81. y. B,rJ.
4 John Hill.
SC. A. ualsey.
hEw YORK.
1-D'n,0 0in TO,Dnsend.
&ThOi'llls Ktnseil0.
S-H W. iSiOcnnI.
4-R. Il. EOOSereLt.
1With0m II. Roberts.
6-.sdnl'lef & cor.
5-.>Di,th E,p, ~.
6--JHhieS BTOOhS.
efer,l1niiO Wood,
Io-C. a. TOite,.
n-Charles ST. John
12-J. Ii. kctcham.
l3-J. II 7uthiil.
l4--EE Perry.
l5-J M. Warren.
l6-iohn rogers.
II William A. wheeler.
Isl Al. CnrrOh.
l9-Ellzur II. Prindle.
2J--C. l.. Merriam.
2i-t.ills IL. itopcrls.
H-Wiliiam T.. Lansing.
23--RobcrL II. buell..
24-.ll hn +. Sceley.
26-W. "a. Lainport
26-MilO c0oJr,cn.
27-HO;acc Il. Smith.
2S--freeui2u Clarke.
2y--Sein " akenuan.
3U- bdiiGm Williams.
2l-Wal,er l.. Sessions.
NORTH CAROLINA.
l-Cllnton l.. CODO.
2C1aries b. Thomas.
S-Aurea M. IIadoeil.
f-StOn II. RoO1'S.
t-.Jd,nes NJ. Leach.
0-F1uncis Il. .fObeT.
5-JdHtes C. Harper.
ONO.
l-A1ron 4. Perry.
Job T.. stevenson.
eLeicis D. Campbell
|J1i,n \. Mckinney.
6-C3ldS. L. Laillis0n.
eJonn A. Smllh.
7-Samuel s,nellabarger,
S--JuliD Beatty.
O-LlafleS roster.
l0-Eraslnus ID. Peck.
n-JOln y. Wilson.
If. Ran Trump.
l3-GeOrge w. Morgan
l4-yames Monroe.
10 william Y. >prague.
l6-Jviin a. Bingham.
1-Jacob A. Amber.
lS-M III. II. Epson.
lj-Jailies A. ,:arheld.
OREGON.
1-JOspph N. Slater.
PES SSyLvANIA.
1-1tnnet j. hdndGU.
2--.'oiin v. Greedy.
b Leonard Myers.
4-Wm. u. Kelley.
6-AlIrcd Z. IIarlncr.
6-EDhiutm l.. Acker.
7-Wasn. Townsend.
81 L0rrencp Eetx.
a-Oliver I. Dickev.
l0-Jol,n W. killinger.
u--.John U. StOi M.
J2-LaZ. -. Shoemaker.
l3--UlNsses Mercur.
l]-Juiin Is. Packer.
15-Kich'd J.H J.Hdidemdn,
18--BeryG,ain =. Mvera
l7-R. MiifOn Spear.
16-Hrnry SaeThr0Od.
1Y-Glenni w. Scofleld.
%-SdD,mei GraUih.
2l-ifP0J-D d. foster.
22-James s. Ncgley.
s3-EOcnezer McJunkiu.
N-'pW. AcL7etidnGi.
RHODE ISLAND.
1-f}enjamin I. Eames.
2-Jalncs NJ. i'end:ct0n
SOUTH CAROLINA
IL. II. HaiDey.
2RO0crt 4. DeLarge.
3--R. j.. Lili0iL
ALEX. ). Wallace.
TENNESSEE.
l-ROderIck X. Butler.
2-llorace Maynard,
S-A. Z. Garrett.
4--JOhn N. BrtghG
b-Edcdrd H. COildddv.
D. IYD,. C. Wktth0rNe.
5-Roteyf r.. CdidsDeli.
e-Irm. w. rdughan
TEXAS.
l--W. S. He7nd0n.
2 Z. COnn0r.
B william I. Clark,
<-J0.ta Hancock.
VERMONT.
l-Charies w. Willard.
2-Luke Y. Poland.
9NOrth. q. smith.
VIRGINIA.
l-JOhn CJ7Cher.
flames II. Platt, Jr.
3-Ciiarles Ii. Porter.
@N IN. IL. II. Stowell.
e-R. T. w. Duke.
0JONb r. HurT'iS.
1-EitOu N. Brdxton.
S-Wihia,n Terry.
WEST VIRGINIA
4--j0hn J. Dupis.
2-James q. McGrew.
eFdnh Hereford,
WISCONSIN,.
l-AeIdndtr Mftcnell.
2-Cerry w. Hazleton.
81. Allen Barber.
Ghdries A. Eldrtd1A
e-phiierus sawyer.
@eremlah N. Ruaks
The New York herald., 1871-11-24
REIOW.

BELOW.
g.t Lyman Cam tBrA from Bordeaux ooss win ndss'
y nasssg
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

Totals. .......l7O d9 100 Ios
In lhe above liable tne political character OF Con-
gressnen Is put down as understood at the TIME
they were elected.
The New York herald., 1871-11-24


D1sIls. Nov iO-Arnvsd bark Jessie tBr,. Cook, New
DIxx.ArA, Nov Tin port bark LsonIds tBr, Nooowa.
EsssoT9s: y! Sailed s,ss Ass.. sxo.s yl.s...
ls @ 70. seS. T:a port, ship y.ss:.. s smith, for
Soss d.; .s ss ss.'''
A?!s, ''S ~ % Asr.ss s. New Ys,.
cs fe w.mpS 20 1'.rs. c.s for Ssc York; sa%aI
s%s e load s.t:r SSs ag aGy
E;.%s. 'or siaI.psrs . osd fsI Boston ''DN '0''
10! .'ssh sp'i S%sH sGD GD gS
Esw Or san.; brig. w:nonah, Kahr', POrsndi iii. wS
safe safe ss steamship City Of Nerds. D.as.n, v. Cruz,
BIZ ssarom oiSS Ne. cs snsn su.
Kaio q. is,s s.t: ses1.So rrsoo .sp: .;s,
,S;n sr 90 M".rPG Lgs, BS oSs..::
% s.s;S :sd S s
iLoLo seg, SIN POI ship s. Adams ts. Pike for Bos
nAIirAs Nov 81. Arrived brig som.rse. CDR, MCBRIDE,
New York for Queensiown schr Lothian tBr Acker Phns
Arrived 40 lA,n revenue cu,,er Hamilton, nnnsIo via 81
LyerpOog, soIioIE and BssImors .D" -''' u.0''
sts siSS:; s sS ISL ,'" a.'
s, and Blanca tBr Browss. New York; asd Washington.
ns Palace. .phia, arrived lth -
ho,ILLE Nov 2aArr,ved, steamship Australia, Heddsr
wick, New York for Glasgow and procee1ed.
nAsIA Sept 1-In por, ships hora,c, HARDY, and Asa
Ediidge Baker for New York. ide; Cytie Br roogood,
and Mu.lsh lBr 0'sulvAn, for DO 0aalea 0ardner,
for boston do Bevedere, Crowe dIss; Highlander fos
YER for New York bark Mariano Bearse for Boston, d
n,ssIsA, Nov h-In por, barks ADD kader, Elardgc,
Lorne iinshsm and Eaton tBr), for dos do; Fran
EAyAogra, Nov elm port schr Hattie Smith. for New
York hg, 10 sail 18th. -
hATAKsAs, Nov lb-Arrved bark Florence Peters, bhn'
nsr, Portland schr Mary Smith, smith. Phiadephis ~,
saled lth barks rorryburn tBrl Copp, New
Ades Br Campbell, PhilAdolphia; 18TH, brg9 ATog.ns.
Enio (6p Abfr 6ayannaht Ausli vfsons Jprnandisa'
The New York herald., 1871-11-24

Miscellaneous.
We under obligations Purser Magnus steamship
Columbia from Havana. for the prompt delivery OF 6es
and dispatches
ScuR ISAAC ANDERSON. New Haven, has been sold to
Cant james johnson and Others Of NorwAik, will
hereafter hail from that port
LAUn CHED-At Phpsburg Me- 18th inst from yard OF
CIV Mno sch OF 235 toms, the So-
tho builder Others commanded
by nj VI Glover. Of ROcklSnd.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-02-09
The County Board System.

The Portage Register expresses our
views on that question to dot as follows:
: number of our exchanges are clam
orous for return to the Supervisor Sys-
tenn, repealed last winter, or for some
system closely approxmating thereto.
As our readers we'll know, we opposed
the present system, but the legislature
having enacted it, we are in favor of re
tanning it, for while at least There is
nothing so prolific of trouble and confu.
sion as the constant change In our laws
Stability is the one thing needed more
than anything else, and particularly so in
the system of county government. 1t is
true, few amendments to existing laws
are needed. as in the matter of laying
roads, &C., but let the general features
of the bill alone. IS our voice.
Let the towns of the several counties
select their very best men for supervisors,
and they will End that very little can be
said in favor of the old system as prefer
able to the present system. Oar exper-
fence in this county will fully sustain this
opinion. Our board transacted its bust
ness so that every department of county
government was thoroughly and admirably
attended to.