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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

There will be two glass wheels, one WY, ~
will contain 10000 numbers, plainly printed y! u
leather tags The other wheel will cohtAln -.
bef viii he drawn from The 10000 wheel, snllni
frat box drawn nom the second OF I'll bot We az
will contain gin, neatly printed and seaeG pG
and the gin 80 drawn from the second Whee, IN
be the gilt Of the tag hrst drawn, whether Wv"
O., 900, or 10000. ....,.- ~, ,i,E,,,
Gins will be paid on presentation o. llcE ~
drawing such gifts the second day after uia .na
Tickets or coupons drawing gilW GAn pG oU.s in
ed through any business or banking nOu'' "
Louisville or by any Express Company. NJ,
All tickets are lie greenbacks. NO I5 ~ ,,6oJ
ing kept Of purchasers names, tickets He E'''
only TO the holder. ,,,hs
Persons desirons Of acting % agent. lOt W,
sale Of tickets in any city Of the United slave
CAnAdA, address .,,,
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A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

The geayweed Tonic, In conjunction with the
pills. DermeAtes and asslmmilGtes with the food.
Qualification Ii now progressing without Its pre-
yi0ns fortunes. Digestion becomes painless,
and the cure Ia seen 70 be at hand. There Ia no
more hatuence, DO excefbatlOn OF the stomach.
An appetite sets In.
vet given By an indnlRent Father To suffering
man schenck's Pnlmohic Syrup comes In 10
perform its functions and TO hasten and complete
Inc cure, II enters at once upon It's work. Ma
ture cannot be cheated. II collects and ripehs
the Impaired and diseased portions Of the lungs.
In the form OF gatherings It prepares them for
expcct0ratOn, and 10 in very short time The
malAdy 10 Yanqnlshed, tho rotten throne II oCcu'
pied IL renovated and made new, and the patient,
In all the dignity OF Fegained ygUr steps forth Ia
enjoy tho manhood or wOmAnhnod that was
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ri. pqrTett, ..Ht- .i".,.'.;;,;.. rIesII 1is"st
N. W .ClaBky,.... .SecfelaJ
Citizens Bank. ..,..,y,.....n.. Treasurer
The holders Of tickets towhiCh gins are swli =.
ed will be paid on presentation al the once y
Louisville. A liberal discount will be Above !.
when 100, 800, OF 900 tickets are purchased y
lot, All orders accompanied by remlt lance. wv,
be promptly attended 10, and the tickets retu il
ed by mall registered or expressed, a. otdsisS.
The undersigned, late principal business WV
din Concert q Ban Francisco, Callotlla' Xxx "a
been appointed aRent and manager o. we w
Concert In aid OF the Public Library Of kenluGi
The drawing will take place 10 pnDNt .u
everything will be done to satisfy hnyefs o. w.
cts that their interests will be o. well pfoe,Esi
"a II they personally superlntended ihe eH'"'
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CONSUMPTION
It's Cure and Preventive.
BYJ, II. SCHENCK, NJ. D.

Many human being has passed away, lOr
Whose death there was no other reason than the
neglect OF known and iRdIsputAbly proven means
Of cure. Those near and dear 10 family and
friends are sleeping the dreamless slumber Into
which had thew calmly AlODted
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-14
WASHINGTON NEWs.

WASHINGTON, january Ii.
Aresolution has been adopted requesting
information from the Secretary Of War con-
cerning the progress OF the works near the
mouth Of the Cape Clear River, in North Caro-
lima.
David D. Porter was confirmed as admiral
by vote of 80 TO 10.
The prospects Of Judge Chases restoration
to health are encouraging:
segar declined the secretaryship of the Do
minican commission.
The judiciary committee voted down the pro.
position that the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
amendments confer female suffrage. Hough-
ridge and Butler alone voted aye.
The President sent message to the Senate
to-day, with an abstract Of papers in the War
Department., relative to the outrsges in North
Carolina and other Southern States. 1t covers
reports from 1867 to 1870.
Leggatt was confirmed to-day as commits
sioner OF patents.
The Senate adjourned to Monday.
In the House, q bill authorizing the issue of
$500, ,OOO 600 Of five per cent. funding bonds,
passed, with an amendment leaving the quar-
terly payment OF Interest discretionary with
the Secretary of the Treasury. The bill goes
to the Senate for concurrence.
a motion to abolish the bureau Of education
failed, and the House adjourned.
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NJ OFFICE OF COUNTY CoMMIs.

NJ OFFICE OF COUNTY CoMMIS-
sIoNERs-BARNwELL COUNTY.-BLAoK-
VILE, S. g., JANUARY 12 1s71.-sealed proposals
will be received at BlacKvllle, addressed O. EHR-
HARDT, County Commissioner, until the 9Th Of
February, for building County Courthouse, Of
brick, at Blackville, for Barnwell County. Il,
The proposals will make specific bids for the
Building complete, with all materials furnished
by contractor; and for construction, with mate
rails furnished by the County. Contractors should
be prepared to enter Into good and suf1cient
bond for the faithful performance Of the work,
the building to be finished by 1st November our
rent year.
The building is to be two stories high, seventy
by forty five feet with passage engthwise through
the lower story, ten feet wide, with four rooms
on each side OF passage-way. The upper story to
be appropriated to courtroom, forty i've feet by
ffty.eight feet With two jury.rooms, of twelve
by twenty-five and half feet, in rear Of the
Judges stand. The lower floor to be two feet
from the ground, the upper floor to be thirteen
feet from the lower floor, and the ceiling Of the
second story to be sixteen feet from the upper
noor. The building to be covered with tin, and
to be constructed under the supervision Of the said
G. EHRHARDT, or such other person as he may
select and to be built Of good materials in thor
ough workmaulike manner, and finished with
paint and plaster.
Plans and Specifications can be seen at the
once OF the County Commissioners, at Blackyille,
in accordance with which the work. Is to be done.
O. EHRHARDT,
janl4-stuth4 County Commissioner.
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article to be seen In the show.window Of
'Chevet's restaurant is a pound of fresh butter
The house servants OF Marseilles have sub
scrIbed for a mitrailleur, to be called 1.-THE
faithful servant"
Every able-bodied male school7teacher of
the proper age, in Prussia, has been drafted
into the army.
I'm the battle of Aniens, on the 9th Of
November, occurred the curious coincidence
OF the CAPTURE of the Sixth company OF the
-Thirty-third French Infantry by the Sixth coE-
pany Of the Thirty.third Prnssian.
The Emperor, or ex-Emperors Napoleon
''receiyed" at Wilhelmshohe on New Years
day. Among his ''calers" was Marshal Ba-
zaine. Numerous sympathetic letters and dis
patches were also received by the fallen SOW
eign of France.
|, 9since the siege of Paris ten balloons have
been sent out of the city, Of which two only
have fallen into the. hands Of the Prussians.
These balloons are all named, and each was
provided with carrier pi seons, intended for
'sretrrn mail" to Paris.
-Serres, in France, is crowded with Prus-
Sian soldiers. The porcelain factory is partly
burnt, and the rare designs for china and por-
celain wares have been entirely broken up.
Everything has been destroyed in the esta-
blishmsnt, and only the four walls remain.
While arranging the private papers of Ma
poleon in Paris, the persons charged with
Lieb NutS uiSSOFSASo oa AhihihSA@S VI
documents, essays, &C., upon the life and
times of Caesar, which had been furnished to
the Emperor Napoleon for his 'Life of Cesar
by eminent archeologlsts and scholars of
France, England, and Italy. and from which
the Emperor '!wrote" his history. This is 8
curious expose OF the Emperor's pretensions
as an author.
The Archduke Albrecht OF Austria has
published pamphlet, In which he reviews the
p-eponderance of the Prussian military capa-
city over that OF Austria. He shows that
while Germany, with its population of 3S, 500
600, can bring about 1900, 900 Into the field.
Austria, as at present prepared In her military
departments, could levy In the spring OF 1861
only 9ll, 900 men. He proposes an Increase OF
the regular Austrian army and a strengthen
ing OF the Austrian frontier.
"A correspondent writes that King William,
Of Prussia, is one OF the most sensitive men in
the world. Though trained to war from his
youth, his feelings are 80 acute that his medi-
cal advisers were obliged to forbid his Majesty's
visits TO the wounded at the palace. The sound
of death march or the sight of a military
funeral produces deep melancholy, and the
aspect of the battle-aelds on which we're won
his imperial crown, and the immortal glory of
Prussia, and Of his house and name, has made
him sick nigh unto death. land quite unnamed
him for many hours afterwards.
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AMNESTY QUESTION IN CONGRESS.
a Sharp Debate.

In the United States Senate, on Tuesday last,
Mr.. Sawyer called up bill removing the disa-
bilities OF j. S. G. Richardson, reporter OF the
Supreme Court Of South Carolina, and four
otEer persons.
Mr.. Salisbury suggested that all the diff
Guilty in regard TO the removal of political dis
abilities could be settledby the enunclation Of
a prlnciple, Let test be applied, and as it
really is applied, let 1t be understood that the
fest OF Congress is this: "Does the person
whose disabilities are to be removed vote the
Republican ticket" Z" That is the best test OF
Ioyaltv and it makes no difference, as the
action OF the Executive and as legislation here
has shown, what part an individual has taken
in the late war He may have commanded
armies, he may have slaughtered hundreds OF
your citizens, he may have been one OF the
most efficient upholders Of the Confederate
cause. But that Is no matter, provided that
he now votes the Republican ticket and shows
fidelity TO The Republican cause. It Is all
right, so he changes his voice, and cries loudly
UrebeI." s'traitor' and "ku-kluX" against his
former associates. Let it be known that this
is the rule TO be applied, it will be very plain
and simple, and every one will then know
what 10 do. Vote the Republican ticket, and
holler s'rebel" and "ku-klux" against your old
friends and associates.
Mr, P0merOy Sdlu lHhl loyalty " tlle Deuo-
cratic party of the South was an almost un-
doubted evidence OF disloyalty to the Union.
The Democratic party of the South went as
naturally into the rebellion as duck went
into water. To leave the Democratic party OF
the South, which went bodily into Its organized
capacity into the rebellion, was certainly some
SIGN of returning loyalty. 1t was good sign
OF repentance, and was probably well 10 be
adopted as q test, as The Senator (Mr. SauIs-
bury had suggested [aughter,] but 1t was
not necessary to say so in the law. He was
willing at the proper time to vote for universal
amnesty, and when these men would keep the
peace and sustain the government OF their
country, he would vote 10 relieve them,
whether they were Democrats or not.
Mr.. Salisbury said it was not the first time
that such refuge had been taken from their posi-
tions In assaults on the Democratic party.
Such assaults as this had been made upon the
Democratic party from its very birth. Anu
what is this party that Is now so bitterly as'
sailing it? party which has subverted every
! principle of constitutional liberty, which Is
constantly warning against the DEGREES OF Al.
mighty God Himself. A party whose laless
exploit is an attempt to annex to this country
free negro republic; party whose only ats mis,
sion is to degrade the white man ana elesaoe
the negro. When the Democratic party coMes
into power in 1872, 1t will, as 1af as possiDie'
restore the government 10 "naI ~ WAS oe'
signed to be by Its founders.
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SP1RKS FROM THE WIRES.

The printers of Savannah have resumed
work at the old prices.
The Ocean Bank Of New York has been
mulcted In the excess OF the value of the bonds
held as collateral over the loan, with interest.
upon the difference; negligence on the part OF
the bank whereby the bonds were stolen hav-
ing been established.
Allan A. Burton, of Kentucky, has accepted
the appointment Of secretary 10 the Dominican
commission.
Dion beat Deery on the l35th inning, in the
billiard match in San Francisco, scoring 500
against 47s.
G.M. Ford, of Chicago, left papers at Van
ceuyer, indicating hisiintenlion to drown him
SELF
Wm. Stokes, of Oregon, ha >een killed in a
quarrel over horse race.
Peter Mullen was found murdered near San
Diego on Thursday.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS
COLUMBIA, December Is.
committee from the House presented the
articles of impeachment against Judge Yer
non. TO the Senate, at o'clock this afternoon.
There are six articles for drunkenness, one for
Issuing blank writs of habeas corpus, and one
for contempt ofthe House.
In the Senate the State penitentiary swim
dies were shown up in the course of debate
on o resolution to investigate that Institution.
The resolution passed. Corbin's bill amend
ing the election law was discussed, and mo-
ton to strike out the section appointing a
manager from each political party was lost.
Pending further consideration of the bill the
Senate adjourned. A resolution (by Corbin)
was carried requiring the county treasurer OF
Charleston to report the number OF checks
drawn during the administration OF himself
aSd predecessors, showing the amount, the
name of drawer, and for what purpose.
In the House, the articles of impeachment
of Judge Vernon were presented by Whipper,
rea6 and adopted by a vote OF 81 to la party
vote with the exception of Hagood and Sui
lyap. Five sections OF the jury bill were
read. One jury commissioner for each county
is provided for. The bill consolidating the
land commission and the agricultural bureau
was postponed.
Itis stated that the sl35,oOo of legislative
appropriation Is not exhausted, but that not
enough money is received from Kimpton to
pay accounts.
The Governor affrms that the opposition to
him arises from desire of parties to pass cor
rupt measures over his veto.
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jan14-stuth4
w- UNANsWERABLE ARGUMENTS.

@r UNANSWERABLE ARGUMENTS.
Established facts are silent arguments which
neither pen nor tongue can shake. and 1t is upon
established facts that the reputation OF HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS, as ealthpreserv-
Ing Elixir, and awholesome and powerful RENE.
DIV, is based When witnesses come forward In
crowds, year after year; and reiterate the same
statements In relation to the beneficial effects OF
medicine upon themselves, disbelief In Its efica'
CIV Is literally impossible The credentials OF tnis
unequalled tonic and Alternative, extending over q
period OF nearly twenty years, include lndiV1du-
als OF every class, and residents OF every CLINE,
and refer to the most prevalent among the COM
plaints which aftiict and harass the human famt-
ly. Either a multitude Of people, strangers to
each other have annually been seized With an In
sane and motveless desire to deceive the public,
or HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, for no less than
NTH OF a century, have beer affordng such relief
to sufferers from indigestion, fever and ague, bn.
iousness general debility and nervous disorders,
az no other preparation has ever impaired. To-
day, while the eyes of the reader are upon these
lines, tens OF thousands OF persons Of both sexes
are relying upon the Bitters as sure defence
against the ailments which the present season en-
genders, and their confidence Is not misplaced.
The local potIons which interested dealers some
times endeayor to foist upon the sick In Its stead,
are everywhere meeting the fate that Is due to
fraud and imposture, while the demand Tor the
great vegetable specific is constantly increasing.
janl4-6DSC
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the Whittemore land investigation now being
carried on. He said he was former agent OF
the land commission, and had purchased lands
for them. He had made his report to the land
commissioner, and placed the deeds IN M ms
hands. On the investigating committee, the
place himself. by reporting himself as
chairman. Failing in this, he had sent
his tools into Marion County to find out
what purchases had been made. l say the
senator has gone below his level. (Coroin
thought here that Hayne was trespassing
upon the House. But Hayne thought that
when one senator ill-used the name OF another
did not think it the duty of any one senator
to make himself special detective. He was
willing to 60 before the committee at any
time to testify He had no objection to the
gentleman's striving to redeem himself from
any past reputation; but he was not willing mat
he should pull down his (Hayne's) good name
to build up his lost reputation.
The senator was here reminded that he was
out OF order, and continued: "The senator
from Darlington will do well enough to hnd
out what is in his own county. Because op-
posed him in certain election, he endeaVors
to blast my character with my people. Per
sons who live in glass houses should never
throw stones.
The resolution was then voted on, and laid
on the table by vote OF l6 TO lo.
FROM A REFORM STANDPOINT.
Mr.. Duvall, Reformer from Chesterfield,
arose and said that 1t was not his purpose TO
take part in the debate. 1t was we'll known
that their constituents were looking Tor an In
yestigation. He was waiting to see what was
going to be done by the party In power.
large amount OF land had been bought upon
which no taxes were paid. AS to the matter
of there being O Thorough investigation, ne
thought differently. They had waited very
long time before the other depart reports
had been made. He did not see why the gen.
tlemen did not do their duly. They were well
paid for it.
SOME RICH BY-PLAY
took place lust here between Leslie and Cor
bin, in which the former described Corbin's
coming to the Legislature last winter with his
big coat on with pockets inside.out and hlled
with money for the passage OF the phosphate
bill Corbin wanted to know what had become
of the 500, 600 voted TO the land commission.
COMMITTEE TO GO TO WORK.
.Mr. Hayes, chairman of the committee ap-
pointed to investigate, informed the Senate
that the committee had as yet no opportunity
to 20 to work. They had had conference
with the House committee and agreed to go to
work this week.
The yeas and nays were then called on the
second resolution. and 1t was laid on the table
by vote of IA to l6.
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A VICTORY AT lie MANS.
THE GERMANS TIKE TEN THOUSAND
PRISONERS.
Trochu will Fight to the Last-Ther
German Shells Set Fire to the SUBJ
urbs Of Paris.
LONDON. January l2-sfidnisht.

LONDON, January Midnight.
The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg telegraphs
the Duchess as follows "Aiter crossing the
rivulet of Haune, on Tuesday, we fought on
the next day; gained victorious battle at
Lembron and La Chapelle, taking nearly ten
thousand prisoners Our loss Is inconsidera-
BILE. We are advancing on LIE Mans.
New YORK, January IL.
The Herald publishes postscript from Ver-
sailles of the 10th, which says: "Peace ru-
mors prevail at general headquarters.
German batteries now fire into Paris from
St. Cloud, Meudon, Chattillon and Clamart.
Shells reach Neuilly, Porte and Moillot,
avenues lTmperatrice and Roi de Rome,
Champs de Mars and the Luxembourg Garden
Observatory. Porte Bcetre and the Place De
La Concorde are also said to be reached. Thus
far five hundred shells have been thrown with
in the line of bastion surrounding Paris. Fires
have occurred in st. Jacques. On the night of
the 9th instant there was large conAagratlon
near the Luxembourg,
The French fire drove the Prussians from
Mont Ayron. The fire from Clanart reaches
the Invalides Hospital and Champ de Mars.
Persons have been killed in the Church OF st.
Supice by German shells.
Trochu proclaims that he will fight to the
last
A World special from London. the llth,
states that Brussels dispatch of the 18th
says the result of ten days bombardment of
nine forts, and seven French batteries between
the forts, is, that no serious damage has been
done and not single gun dismounted, but
800 Germans have been killed and wounded.
Mont Avron was swept by the French fire,
and the Germans evacuated their position.
Bands of Reds posted red placards, which
were torn down by the people.
LONDON, January IL.
A letter from Berlin Of the 10th says
orders have been issued that French officers
who escaped from places Of confinement in
Germany shall, upon recapture, be treated as
convicts.
i A Times special from Berlin says that Count
Bismarck repudlates the articles Of the Yer
sailes Moniteur on the subject OF the defences
OF England.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-14

Gg- FEMALE SUFFRAGE is CARED
for by few political aspirants, but oil unite in
symparhizlng with suffering females, and In re-
commencing THE PHILOTOKEN, OR FEMALES
FRIEND. as m excellent remedy for relieving
neutrality-suspicious. and nervous irrltability as
well as in securing comfort and safety during Pc
RODS of trial. Full directions for treating each
complaint peculiar to adult females accompany
every bottle. Sold at one dollar by the drug
gists Wholesale Agents, DoWIE, NOISE DA-
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VAR NOTES.

The German cry of surrender is Pordon;
the French Quarter.
The average cost of each shot fired into
Paris Is estimated at two hundred dollars.
Some cost four hundred.
-Yanke. the Berlin publisher, has presented
the hospital there $4,000 volumes, consisting
in good part Of romances.
For the Parisians the most tempting
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funeral Notlres.

w THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAIET-
ANCES Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Clotworthy, are re-
spectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services
Of their infant daughter, ANNIE LOGAN, at their
residence, No. 2Ss King street, THIS MoENING, at
II O'Clock. jan14
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NOMINATION OF GENERAL FRANK
BLAIR.

ST. LOUIS, January l3.
In the vote ia the Democratic caucus, yes
terday, Blair received ffty-two; Glover, SIX
teen; Phelps, thirteen; Woodson, ten. Blair
thanked the caucus, announced himselfa DEM
ocrat, ID literally pledged himself, if elected,
to use his utmost ability for the interest Of the
people of Missouri.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Effects OF the Bombardment.

The Effects OF the Bombardment.y
LONDON, January II.
Special to the New York Telegram: Dis
patches from Paris dated the 9th and 10th,
confirm the reports of the destructive effects
of the enemy's shells in the neighborhood Of
the Luxembourg. The injury done to build
ings in that nelghborhood is everywhere to be
seen. The southwestern suburb Of the city Is
in ruins. The damage to the buildings in the
neighbofhood of St. Jacquesis great; and the
general impression was that neither life nor
property was safe in that vicinity. The bat
terry at Clamart is doing the Germans good
service. Shells undoubtedly reach the Place
de Ia Concorde.
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