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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

IN srzsrSa--s 1--ths Ia-z--s earizz tie past
Hszk Is tes1 Vz-E fli-. ard ih= F-TfsrUancsz q
~ raoss have s1cEs6 enzssssrEt-e fzFruTszser-
NJ Frzrk Toa=s rs r-us-r-1 zzzt-- q 0riziz1l
al 11zrl1l- le=-O 1s-s. tss zosz sserz<sfzI &
Eti-l- 4 a E1-tlz soaz I'D tznr-, 70 Etieh Mss
Mr. Erizes az k.sssif srzear- T5-rizat X The
sszs q tAs s-as1-. q -hi-h 1ccaz1n clear o<-esf
70 liz sa-k f--t e IL FIr~ D-pastu--f. his ee-r
sz-rr1slg rsz-srs- y tk 1rri-.0r offse Tk-atre
NJ CHS Deity Tfk sz-h = I1z5zble oeserz N
riez. ne espe 10 se~ The Eo-ss crowded
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

Tzr CIV q Nsloo---s wIl ssn f,- Arsklzus. q
T1z-szay. ts-r-c-rcW. IL Moss Ttsior 81 sal
~ San EFaaei~ee, - Sasuraay. Tx sS,h izs&
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

TEE Danes vsz ssz,s6 - o. Ns-say so-ssoor
a. IL t--asr sd q * S<Ealu4Se fov TX Psrpo<e
q uuae1soiuz oosssls-aste repairs Mossrs. M
Ks aat Sorczse1 have cs-,racteS Tor TX SEX zud
=i1 uass arr A. go ss uev bssI Sc < 70 *
- rss-iS-.s 5-s e,,gv--ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25
Administrators Notice.
u,HE UNDERSIGNED HATISe BEE


A LII GOODS stored or the Hudson Bay
n Cszran7's PRESSES = ~ ezaiz-f WITHIN
SETEx DAYS Fz0N THIS DATE. r71 t< 80 4
Ares5s1 - 1eEr1g ezFe-ses- z11 fsr he Ee.-fs =
Eh1M 4 zaF es1eze1-
1HE0- b DAVIES.
AEezs u ne Hsissa BaF p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

F4rA- AccubzSr--0s Sasz-Say ssts--0o. I1zz
.ezseeu sz- aE1 Esr orscek. a. scrbzzzr q ss.aI
-.-z-z ocrz--ss zez- the e.--s- q S.zs-a al Be-
-rs1-sl s--eers * Eaz-z. Il E1-as us havs aeen
AZ . l=s-- are as fcEoEs- 4 s1riTs ~ ssozt
s--1- ys1-s Cd uz--sc Nzfzae. HEzzz G. c-s-z Es-
Eis r-z1issE-srEe-.sr sirA TIC Eoass1, o.e..7f
viz vas r<ztrs1 70 Eiz-E1z 1ro1 cray - rh<
l7Ezr e. & S1Ea.1 ssrssr- t<1 1rs5russs q rie
hazz. a Ne 5-zT wzs zsz-< * rn1s 1lreez5sz
EtHs - 1-zg Es4 Daszis 10 gate q Tx pr--ises
Teerz 3. Ev-t-1s S1-1riz sr-ssz-ts zrse-.pfes 70
zz- = zz-Ao-s t-F.--ir< he driver q Ii E--s.-
t5on- Il z1zzx -. he ziss=S Ii fco-i-x 1us IN
n. n<zSy Ta-sis q ~ erzy rasz5rz 0fzr hin He
ozly lsrt asssz Ill AZ -r.--e-Es-z ~ s-rzzrs
% AZ. r-sza-- e1zs-io1szess - Ehe I1sz He tod
- esh=z eef5re sig tlat y M tcez Eafke lss-
Z q -z-ring re E1ze h zhE saze e-zg sez-iy
every .f.-no5z. ~ rsaf rkerz VS. 70 klzze 70 e
E-i.ele % ~ d-ssr. b haz osrez 81 a EEiIe
II erzg Hzs - z1sir- Eists1s Asfiz< HI knsE-
zzs p-z<rz1s q ri-zu< o. E-zgs Is > r-<vzlezz c-e
az1-< ecgz--ztVe Ard s1rszEr-EI1 ne hoss this
z-sn--AczT oerzrs-us. n y sazatsz 10 fAsz l
E--zr<
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

I. shs cisy S1zz1-y 81 IL cz-sas E-rpi- FRED <
E-sT- Hs Is yeas n1-sTs Il Lutz EzsI-l Diseased
se-ns TIE BRITISH Er- aherr CEaz. an Led
q is.ss rsc-iTei 70 E11z ur att hars IA.
1sr=iszer SIS
AZ Esal1k-zE ErF1 gtzzz-F Issh- q er-urhiss Hsz-
E-uh- AID x .1-zTs & SzTskerE snazT rSslek-
"a 7a-~-s F1sass cr7T-I
EssaE- D--szser zssh csus-szzi-s Hs7Iz8uz-
aNzEe 4 Si-si1 Er-s-fL " 3 lately fun "a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

O. Sarsrsay ls>s. C. : Ba-sow SD aszhSr q
e-ce-s saved fro1 TX wrcck q lie Sazirs~-
z2gus ther-. Tx ~. ~hieA P--ssruee Tx periio@s
5szrlsy frc1 Oesaa Isl1n1 - EazaL n oes,zrs
E--Sasssd ~ srafS sor talrrr soars esi1z as1ss<
C kesq p1ssssSs1u q ~ * sozEs-f- q tas 6is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

o. tx As q Aga q toe PrvSsas wear tse Ia
ts-uaize.4l Exeie1lio- q Maritime Irau<try vi
* oresss ir tx ely q Na7,es. Italy by ei-cz1r
--o1 re Fc-sis1 ozre 10 tx I,sltau Representa-
siVsz so-o4s, tss 1-1szsiss 1et prscig4s5o1 & al
-.s-s,-s ~ -e.--sS-.s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

lSshs Pgzss CQz-- @ ErisaE Ak aas zazsS
L.sTe Eas sAlr-ss WIZ ualrrgsrizs IL six ard
t.-szrszil- h=r Ese- Tse Eas's svi5s-,e =szs
&c s1-E rhI- Ter eussaus vtsIz the b4hz- ST i-sz,
~ il erE-ksz t-na1eaez. Ard q taose occsz59zz
- eez1ust soEzrt 1s- vas v-rT Vfolent- he nag
SKATE rszzrk-s Tax q thz vas 1ot Tx trs- AZ
Pszrzue= q The 1zsua5azs &C 4 s5zilar ehz-ze- K
s1z-ls ssr-sues lin to sEs1sy Gays izPrssoszs1,
A. h-5 lsoor. =, IL sszas tire e5n5i1 an IN pea
al-y Ct I've e--s-ec collars 70 kzsP LIZ Psses fsr
.---r. ----.L.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

Tzz A--srEA--S2-i,s eroge q rs-so-s a<z<z-
sd O * S1art @ Nou1ay sf.srroou. &c witness
~ departure & TX sssa-<r for Vi-1v2rd POv,z.
>1s tggk iz7Sr n-uoer q passsrgcrS. aDouz
Eto2 ssrs zz=e<r Of exrzrSiossS-S. o. 10 EstenS
r-aSl-s vlss1 10 cas vClezao, wliea A. present :
~ as.lss. ar.sNI.l 4 asr.a SIX.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BoLLEs 4 co.

BOLLEs a CO..
SIP CEEs-x Al Cozz5Szz7z Es-rhEz
I--crr.-s 1s lszisrx Il sue-ar Nsr-1- re- C.eu s--s=z
H.nnlsis- Eszlistz Tsz1zts
- 4zzn-, ST ~ Ea1zaszka xszaal.a. sss ktknsS-
ar verbs zfy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25
BIRTH.
DIED.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

-%lNSASAAeG
ENGLISH PRINTS. Faaey Lilac. & Mouraing.
Il >airsiug Priuts. TEilled ehiniz Prints,
Fancy NEslins. Victoria Lavnz- arssGit0 retiring,
Frsass ksriuo. AID Cape. 1oelsn dress Goods,
Black and blgs Bread Ciots-
Italian Clsths-
White Msls<kius.
White Drills.
White Duck,
Black Hairrlo;h.
White Shirti-S and L0ry-lesh,
Tsrxey Red Clsth.
Bro-n azd Bi1s Cotton Drills, heavy
BreEz azi Blss Csti0a. Issking.
Bike Deaizs. resy beaEy,
Blankets large si-s asserted colorx.
Ble1ehs5 Lsneu SEsetinE.
Blss AIhsnorA Red Qailts.
Waite Bed Qzits,
Fine Linen InPsriAIs.
White Lfrsa cossou Izrkey Tsusls
sz7esisr Liaen Ha1dksresisfs.
FazeE Gotten Hardks--hiefs.
Turkey Red 1 YslloE Hd'kfs-
Plain Witt. FIanuel.
BIKE IsiIEsd S.xoey FIanneI-
waite Nsrino SEAS.
Grsy Mixed Seeks,
Ladies y bite Hose,
F.asy D4zs.k Tabs Covers.
Bl1-k sIIk Nsssti=s.
FaueF AI-aera Bisases.
Fine Linen Bosom Shirts.
White Cost0u shirts.
Faney calieo Shirts.
Hssrr,Ms-i-s Uudsr shirts,
slk Tz-Fs- Uudsr Shirts
Brown Couou Tndsr Shirts.
Tsrk<y Red sasreaisEs,
Black SIX UsbreIlss-
BasE slk Elassi=s,
Blss CsitSn Thread
Eo,lsa cs,ssa 6ir.Ls,
Feather Dsstsr.
Boiled Lisssed Gil
Gr81si waite Lead, Red oehrs.
and venssizu Red
Bsrt.Fs. san I-i.s.
Seot-h Hs1p Canvas.
Rs-.ia 1sek. light heavy.
Bright Fssa.- Wire.
Hosp Ira. frsn H. 70 II ia
IIn.-5 Sas-sTzas With Covers.
Rabbits Metal.
GsIvsaiIss Gas Pipes. tosh.
GaIT..i-ed Iroa Baskets AID TABS.
Calm La1Ps zrS Lzaissss.
C. c. Irsa Nth bras guards.
Pre- Psezss Kaisss aad Steel seissers.
cEusbei szzzr-
Frsseh ChsesI1te
Frsaet Pszz- a .zfsrsl,
HAlHgs ard Ssit.na Raisins.
czrzsts II Jars.
salad Oh.
codIirsr Oh.
Essss1sss IF ss-Is aE.onas-
LiEsrPesl Salt
Szsss<ss II Ii1s,
Wiltshire Leaf Cheese,
Dst-s Leaf Cheese.
Max vizsgsr n Dsajahr.s saa Barrels.
crsaz q Taris--
Sin n Baskets azs Bsxss.
Ezz r Bs-Tsis-
I,isa cesFe c.. Ale.
ClzEes = Boxes.
R6izs Wine,
Erhe1zu Ars1.sic Sehnzpps.
DanrzIe Iri5h EhHksJ.
Mszilz Here RsFs,
Ss1ekbslz lar,
Pif<t ]. talf Barrels,
PortIza1 Ce2ezt,
FIRE Brzzkf sq1srs z11 ARA,
BIaekzz.Hh Cal
Nsstr TeIisr Metal ssd Composites Mails,
B<s1 Rsse PoE3er = d Iiss,
1.s94 bbis Ser Oh Sks1ks.
10 Tozs Eest H1-flss ssesn cszl-- Pa
For sale in Qsanriffes 20 szIl,
WHALE AND SPERM OIL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

TE CAzKS0ISEs san- Asst Fisisiss a, tie Church
Ct Metre sane ses VIesoi-ss, il san Frszcisco. OF
Cari=sIaas Day We bave rot yss heard VIA; sue
ez=s they have 1ss wiss IN their snisrtzinnsuts il
49, -s--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

II Tx >z7-s1e oo-rt CT Tlz7SilE Isl, ths DsPa-
z A1-o-usy Gsrsrsi sPEisss slaz tx uane e : B
NIX. rz-irc r-s,iiiiousr, Be ssrisksE frgG the
nj q Aiso-usys~ n eouFisius z-Eiust Maze
"a. t-tt -s 11c aoSFcee feSs FIRM v1rt1zz ciIenfs
aa1 ~ zsrH-rs rSs-s1s sl.hsr 10 1Ess16 . tEsir
ozslless O. rszu1d IL Eoasg- IL cozPlaias Eas
l-vEee s-s ~ zs1hsr ssr5cSe1 fro1 the rol
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25
LOCAL NEWS.

Phases e tie 4ssz ts- Ix=zx-y, is7i.
szEz1.Ez - car gtN-z- xH-rz
rrr.rrr-r~ srraN ~rrfz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

o. F-sssy 40 Sa-ursay rs NJ w BsIlsy. o1s
& tx slEs-s rvcs1sly stas1o1sd Ar Nb5ssy Isa1ns-
z-1c- s-eEsrzze exzzfalti1z u TIE ec.sc1 o. the
kza-sa- MA EEs th1u-ht lad hezz i-Izrst b
~ g-tlrg .sSorv sort 5f-zs t-o- Re so1r6 thai
se-o-s tIzze Las es-a soo-- esaer th1z The losz
q is~ s1rs q eogPsr- Ehsel be szcces5sd ia X
ElIcius NJ Blz-! Is SAVED haIl liEe lz6 expense
% re s-eazs-, 0ss--zse, Z sozI5 have secz<si-
tsisc ~ o~zzE h1Ve-5oEz- 10 rzFair the i1szrE-
IN sssazsr ClsE e NsEscz-as arrived llss uisas
q ssTsz-sza says frez Az-fAzS- Sss t-i,r< ny
E-sss-Esrs- AL .zzos sa-1 ns-i,s shs arrival
e H-a- T1-zas Tls-si- Fssszas-sr esa.rzl e NsE
Ze-,azs. al NJ H 4 EsE- 4 eszs Ct the v-ssszs
s-s1z E-s a. Sgt-sg- Tse s-sszs.s7 Nszss Taslz-
a-zs---5rss l-ss uas- zise zlgs frsz Saa Fr4acizc
50 has SD f-s.h- Is 1aE sEszsy-seFsz Faszsz-
ss-s * sa5s sl1ss- a=r1E Ek.z uz=ssr Ct IA
~ s1css- 80 kAs sallI Iiss & passages e.
rg1ss 81 IL rs1szi-z--sEsasy -sarzs 4 AZ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

A Dz1p WEs1E, C she hzzpaa,k zveeies. va=
zase- x azsors-as K0oi1z s-z Gays agO- Il Vas
tzSzz rasssssi1a q y ses Ustirss. uho izssi4rsy
Ecrk and s-rirQe5 ths carcass of Tx sizbssr
f-C= sasca tesy extracted ! hrgs l10zns q OIL
TAX szIcE s-1rriry eaz uot eSs1 4scz-ta5ze6- he
49, So Froaaaty kile6 y ous q the whaling
vsszelz lz-.iE i IL vic5rzry Of tx ESilr5s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

C0SF1xESrAzT BENEFIT TO FzANk IoSES-we
uudsrss.nt sh4t uznber II geutirTnen propose
tsu5sriuz -he f-iufsabls comedian Prank J0Ess =
eoupIizszzsr. beusEt- Frank has made large
uSzb<r &C frien<s 6urf5< bis stay here, who. ne
sozes Rot vii give ain substantial testimonial Of
tAsir svp-seiato- Of hin bo;h OF ard OF the stage
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-25

HlN0LrLr ~ -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-07
Tho Newburyport lFirs-B bug.

From the Boston journal, FOhflGry1t
The case of the government against
l.cuunrd CbnRrn the Nnwhaty port "Tire
Bug terminated yesterday IN the su-
preme Judicial Court at Salem, when the
prisoner pluadgullty to setting church
on fire, and was sentenced to confinement
in the State prison for life. Tho Circum.
stances OF the crimes for which he was
Nrraigned arc too well known TO our
readers to require extended comment.
For twelve years and over NcwburypOrt
has been visited at intervals with destruC.
tive and mysterious conhagrations They
were in nearly every instance caused by
an ingeniouSly constructed internal ma.
chine, or "fro box and were generally
attended by anonymous, threaten.
ing letters. Beyond this moth.
ing could be traced. 1t was evi.
dent that the incCndhry must be a man
well acquainted with the vicinity, but no
one could even suspect who might be the
guilty party. About two years ago 1t was
claimed for the first time that the letters
received were in ChOatC's handwriting,
and yet the belief that he could be the
criminal gained ground. very slowly,
Not only was the suspicion controverted
by every known characteristic Of the
man, but it was evident that he could not
be the gamer Of dollar from any of the
fires. Even the induCGment OF possessing
stolen goods, offered to the so.calied
"kleptomAniAc," was not offered to him,
and it was almost unanimously consider.
that he was one Of the last men in the
world who would be likely to Shave
committed so great an outrage. But the
chain of Circumstantial evidence was so
strong and so conclusive as to his guilt,
that he withdrew his former plea OF not
guilty and pleaded guilty. Taken alto.
gether 1t is one OF the most singular cases
in the annals Of crime in this country. 1t
seems impossible to conceive the motive
that could have aCtuOted him in the COM
mission of his great crimes. II was not Il
pecuniary one, for he has been loser
rather than gamer by the Conhagra-
tions. 1t could hardly have been 4
malicious one, for in the first place
Choate appears to have been genial,
kind.hearted person, and IN the second,
his fathers, brothers and nearest friends
are among the chief sufferers from his acts
The question of insanity has been sug.
gested, but the theory hardly seems ten.
-i.i- n"h Ma nnn aUar OrspnGtnd tha -afi-
cuscd to be other than perfectly rational,
and his entire walk and conversation have
ever been consistent with the hypothesis
of his sanity. Viewed in all lights, the
case is n truly remarkable one, and in all
probabilityno satisfactory explanation can
be offered until the convict elects to make
full and free confession.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-07
New York Live stock Market.
NEW YORK, March 6.

Total becves 4,57O, with 1850 to-day.
Ninety-six cars at Tooth street, and 81
each at Communipaw and Weehawkcu.
Fat cattle begins to be Il shade better, but
the market closes no higher on medium
and thin stock. Nearly all were sold.
A rainy morning, with glut dead meats
and poultry, have caused slow markets
There is a better look tonight, with the
prospect of colder weather. Two hun.
dred Illinois steers, 6 cwt., sold ut 12tc;
20 Missouri, o. cwt., lee; 80 Canadas, 81
cwt., choice, 14a16c. No State cattle
were on sale. Ten cents was the lowest.
Fair to good, 19al3lc; prime, 14c, A few
extras at 15c.
SHEEP-Not plenty; receipts, 1I1OO
for the week; $500 to-day. Market
steady at 5G6tC tor thin to fair; 7asc for
good 10 extra; two cars 80 lbs, selling at
ono cur State, 82 lbs, at &c,
Hoes 12 400 five, and 1900 western
dressed for the week. Market unchanged
for western, but strong for city dressed
and live, at 2OC. the latter arc quoted at
I9aSc; city dressed 0taO4c; western SsaSFC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-07
Cincinnati Market.
CNCINNATI, March 6.

CINCINNATI, March 6.
CorroN-Dull and nominal, midlIing
at lac.
FIouR-scarce and firm; low grades
advanced, family SO 5OA6 70.
GRAIN-Wheat, stock withdrawn antiC.
ipatiDg higher prices; 81 40 offered, 81 49
asked. Corn. demand good at SIC. Rye
iirm at 81 GOAL 05. Oats, steady at 50a52C.
Barley, demand fair and advanced to 0jc
a$l 03; latter for very choice.
GROCERIES Steady.
0u-UnChAngcd.
EGos-Quiet and unchanged at 2Oc.
BUTTEEz-Demand fair and advanced Nt
29a33c.
SEED-CIover seed at l1a114C. limo.
thy seed steady. Flax seed at 81 !1Jal go
PROvIsroNs-Pork, dull and dropping;
sales ut sci 10. Lard, dull at 19tal2ic
Bulk meats dull, prices dropping; asking
79aOgc and loo 10 lOsc. Bacon, dull and
dropping, asking S3al1c and 1i!c; sales
clear rib at lie.
WHIsKY-An advance is asked, but
none established; asking SIC, sales at Sac
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-07

From the Chicago Post,
Photographic reporting is OF compare.
lively recent origin, but its value and
utility for many purposes, not probably
originally contemplated, is getting widely
recognized. This explains the reason for
the somewhat numerous class Of bills in.
introduced into State Legislatures to
authorize courts to appoint this class OF
reporters. An absolute verbNtum report
of testimony, and every word Of II, in
important trials before even Superior
Courts, ls most important safeguard,
and Cdectunlly prevents any tampering
with witnesses; while at the same time
il enables the Judge to revive his menu
ory Of facts, without trusting to his own
or the short and imperfect notes he has
taken. Further, it perpetuates testimony,
and makes il available at any future time.
Comparatively few narSnnS have fitted
themselves to practice this new prOtes-
sion. but tho field is equally open to every
one. so that there can bC nothing IN the
emnloyment in the nature OF monopoly.
Why Il may not be made an inviting aVo'
cation TO females, and secure new source
OF useful and proper employment we arc
unable to see. One halt the time ana Ia
Dor required to gain a knowledge OF music
wonld master 1ll the difficulties, while
the work itself might be made a pleasant
and profitable one. 1t is apparent that
every county, and probably every Courl
of Record, will, in a few years, be author,
lied to employ this class Of reporters, and
that The demand will extend, until the nc
ouirement of the practice will be made .
bart OF school education. The benefits o.
the system are, us yet, only partially com
pretended Yet, like everything OF rea
value, il is likely to expand, and come in
| TO general use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-07

PENSIONS TO SOLDIERS OF 19l2.-Tho
Commissioner of Pensions has issued u
circular giving the text of the act ofFeb-
ruary IA, 1871, published in full in our
columns u few days after its PASSAGE
granting pensions to soldiers and sailors
Of the War Of 1912, and the widows OF
deceased soldiers and sailors, and also
the forms for applications prescribed for
persons interested. Tie Commissioner
says that under the act three classes of
claims will arise. First-The claims Of
officers, soldiers and sailors who served
for sixty days, and who have never been
pensioncd tor n disability incurred in the
United States service. These will be en-
titled to u full pension Of eight dollars u
month from February II, 1871. Second
The claims Of officers, soldiers and
sailors who served for sixty days, but
who are in receipt Of n pension Tor dis.
ability incurre d in the United States ser.
vice. These will be entitled to All in.
CleasC Of their pensions to eight dollars u
month. Third-Thc claims of widows
Of officers, soldiers and sNilOrs-who serv-
ed sixty days, who were married TO the
soldier prior to the treaty Of peace OF
December 29th, 1914, which terminated
the war, and who have not since re.mAr.
ried. These will be entitled 10 eight dol.
lars u month. If the term Of service was
less than sixty days, there is no claim for
pension unless the person who served has
been personally mentioned in Il rcsolu.
tom of Congress for sonie specific ser
vice in sOid war. In such case lie or his
widow is entitled TO the same benefits rs
though he had served for sixty days. An
honorable discharge In oil cases Is nesse-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-07
The Latest News.
BERKELEY AND JEFFERSON.
They Belong to West virginia.

DECISION OF TIE CASE BY THE SUPREME
COURT OF TIE L. 5.
Special Dispatch to the IntcIlIgcnccr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 9.
The Supreme Court this morning an-
nsunced their decision in the casc o!
Virginia gs. West Virginia, in the mat
ter Of the jurisdiction over the counties Of
jefferson and Berkeley, holding that those
counties belong to West Virginia. The
Court divided as follows: Judges Mil
Ter, Strong, swayno and Bradley Tor
West Virginia; Judges Davis, Field and
L. W. S. NJ.
Special Dispatch to the In,elligeuccr.
MAhTINsBURG, March 0.
West Virginia has gained the counties
Of Berkeley and Jefferson in the Supreme
Court G. J. +.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Schooner TOunLered...Stage Robbed
..Tho Heather Chinee in Row.

The schooner Apt, which was blown
out to sea during the late gale is supposed
TO have been iOundCred.
Six men, on board of a stage, were rob
bed near Virginia City yesterday morn.
ing. Wells, Fargo & Co.'S box, containing
only three hundred dollars in coin, was
taken Two OF the robbers were captured
and the other two are being pursued, The
money was recovered,
A number of Chinese INDUCED in n
pitched battle on Jackson street, in rear OF
their theater, this afternoon. Knives and
iron bars were freely used. The Delliger-
ents were finally separated BY q shower
OF bricks from the roofs OF neighboring
houses, thrown by their mutual friends.
Several were injured but none arc known
to be killed. Some Of them have been
arrested
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GhtgMtelI1getrte1:


THE Court OF APPEALs.-The Court
OF Appeals closed its winter term ut
Charleston last week, after a session OF
sixweeks. Quite q number Of cases Of
Importance was disposed Of, among which
was the case of.Kuhn u.s. The Board Of
Education, OF WelIsburg, sustaining the
constitutionaltty Of the special school dis.
trict system. The opinion Of the court
was delivered by Judge Moore, the new
Judge, and we hear its ability spoken of
in very ilattering terms
We are grattfled to know that the new
Judge Inns made very favorable impres
sion on his associates, rs well as upon the
members Of the bar.
The next term Of the court to be held
In Wheeling, commencing the End Thurs
day in July.
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Mhnt Girls ShonldDrink.

Mr.. Dio Lewis, in his book, "Our Girls"
says:
lam astOnished that young woman
who Is ambitious OF n clear, fine skin
should drink tea. 1t is n great enemy to
fair compilations. Wine, coffee and cocoa
may be used without tingiBg the skin;
but as soon as tea.drinking becomes II
regular habit the eye Of the discriminating
observer detects ii in the skin. Tea com.
promises the complexion probably by dc.
ranging the liver. Weak tea Or coffee
may be used occasionally, in moderate
quantity without harm; and those WHO
live much in the open mir, and arc ocCu.
pied with work, may drink either in con.
siderable quantities, without noticeable
harm; but l advise all young women who
would preserve II soft, clear skin and quiet
nerves, to avoid all drinks but cold water
1t is an excellent plan to drink one or two
glasses Of cold water upon lying down at
night, and on rising in the morning. If
you have good teeth and can help the
food into your stomach without using any
fluid, except the saliva, twill, in the long
run, contribute much to your health
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PnhlicatIon Of thc Amendmert. .

Joint Resolution No. 10, authorlzlng the Cover.
rE TO give notice OF tho pNstage Of tho pro.
posed amendment TO the Constitution Of the
State and provide for the publication otthclaw
submitting the same.
Resolred BY tic Legislature Of WfsA Er.
Ginia!:
/. That the Governor of this State be
authorized and empowered to cause no.
tce to be inserted in such Of the newspa-
pers OF the State as in his opinion will
give the greatest information to the voters
thereof, Of the proposed amendment to the
Constitution Of the State, and Of the time
fixed by law for its submission TO the vO-
tiers for ratification or rejection.
9. That the Governor cause sufficient
number Of the law passed at the present
session Of the Legislature, which provides
orsubmitting to the people the proposed
amendment Of the Constitution OF this
State, to be printed, as will give inGorma,
tioRof It's provisions to the people, and
that the same be forwarded to the Re.
corder OF each county for the use Of tho
officers conducting said election and fol
general circulation.
Adopted February 10, 1871.
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CINCINNATI.
CNc1NNArr, Marcl

SLNClNNAilI N4a4GA VI
Richard Smith and Benjamin Eggleston
from the Committee who have beenTep.
rescnting our merchants onthe subject ol
the Louisville canal port Of entry and the
Newport and Cincinnati bridge, MADE q
report to the Chamber Of Commerce 70.
day, and were enthusiastically receiycd.,
At two o'clock this afternoon fire was
discovered in the rear Of Eberhardgs :
store room, on Main street, Portsmouth
Ohio, which spread until the square; e;pe'
tween Market street and IN alley, Win
the exception of Wise's clothing stqre,
was in ruins. The Taylor House was eli'
tfreIy destroyed. EberhOrdPs store room
and the block containing Flanders Y
Morgan's clothing establishment, foak'
lies music store, the Valley book store,
Thomas DugRn g. Co.'S Bank and se
Times newspaper office, Timmouds
cery, Refnharlgs confectionery, Sqnle
livery stable and number Of other build
ings were consumed. The loss will proOa-
bly reach 100000. Insurance from $780,
600 to $4,000. There were narrow es.
capes, but no loss Of life. The origin oI
the fire is unknown.
The ancient and accepted Scottish Rite
OF Masonic bodies, of Ohio will com.
mence their annual meeting here to-mor'
row. Large delegations from Louisville,
and many brethren from adjoining States,
will be hero Tho meeting will continue
three days.