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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-10-21
THE
Clabaugh w asher Successful.

WOULD respectfully inform The citizens
lefFerscn and Clarke counties that am still
manufacturing this unexcelleG Washing Ma
,hine. and the general satisfaction 1t has gwen
the many families that have used 1t during Inc
FIVE wears i. has been introduced, l have no
hesitation in warrauling II TO wash CLONES 10
less time, with less labor, less soap, and WIN
less wear to The clothes than any other method
known. ,
| have reduced the price of The Machine with
Wringer attached 10 so. Each separate sl0'
Shop price SIS icr both. Warranted Tor one
year.
and if the, fail 10 give satisfaction, Will remove
them if notified at the expiration OF that time
Orders solicited. Terms accommodating
Address JAMES +. MADDOX,
Shepherdstown, W. Va.
December %, 1862
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-10-21
HERE Is THE PLACE
FUK
B.aRG.ALNS!


CHE undersigned, proprietor OF the far'iiy
| Grocery, invites the attention Of Inc PuU,c
TO his New Stand, formerly occupied by w.
b. Lauck. where he will keep constantly on
kanG FRESH GROCERIES Of every descrip-
ton. His stock will consist OF
Sugars,
Syrups,
niOlasses.
Cof!ses,
Bacon,
Salt,
Spices,
Fruits,
Flour,
Corn Meal,
Buckwbeat,
Potatoes,
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Butter,
Beans,
Lamps,
Tlnware,
Cheese,
Pickles,
Teas,
Essences,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-10-21

use: and every family should nave thein on mana
for their protection and relief when required.
Long experience has proved them to he the SAT-
est, surest, and best OF all the PHfs with when
the market abOunds. BY their occasional use,
the blood Is purified the cOnuptlons oil the syS-
tenn expelled, distractions removed, and the
whole ma rhnery Of life restored to lis healthy
activity. Internal organs which become cloggcd
and sluggish are cleanscd 10y Iyer's rus. ana
stimulated into action. THUS nciplent disease
j. changed into health, the value of which change,
when reckoued on the vast multitudes who ENJOY
It, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant to take, and preserves their
virtues unimpared for any length of time, so
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching they are mid, ana operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or
occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper TO
each box, how To use them az n Family Physic,
and for the following complaints, which these
Piils rapidly cure:-
For Es yspepsia or 1ud;scsti0r, Aistlc,s-
Ecs~. ZanguOr and Loss OF Appetite, they
thould be taken moderately to stimulate the stOm-
sch, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Eivar Complaint and its various symp-
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head
ache ynundicc or ssrerm sickness, EIiI.
leu. Collie and Bilious Feycrs, they should
be iuGiCiOusiy taken for each case to correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions WEich
cause il.
For Dy.cntery or Ealnrrhoca, but ono
mild dose i generally required.
For determinations. SsOut, Gravel. Pal
IMITATION OF the Heart, Hain In the
u0usly taken, a. required, to change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For rbrousy and Dropsical swcilinCs,
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
o. produce the effect of a drastic purge.
For kUpprc.Sion. large dose should be
taken, as il produces the desired effect by sym
patny. ~
As a Dinner Pill. take ono or two PitIs to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorates the
system. Hence it is often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. One VINO feels
tOlerably we'll often finds that dose of these
PijIS makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovatipS effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED TT
Or. j. c. AVER 6 CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, U. S. 4.
roB GALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Is For SAL By II. VI. BIii'ugs, Drug
gist. Shrrhe11-lown.
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AND THE CRY Is
STILL
TNEN COME !
ANOTHER NEW FAMILY GROCERY !
STORE IN SUEPuERDSTCWN.

ANOTHER NEW FAMILY GROCERY
STORE IN SIlEPHERDSTCWN.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
| the citizens Of ShePherdsto~n aad vicinity
that they have rece wed and are no" selling al
the New Store, North East corner OF German
and Princess street, in ShepherdNIo~n, well
selected Stock Of Groceries, among which are
all grades Of Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Spices,
Syrups Flour, Meal, Bacon, Lard, Fi-h, dried
Peaches, Tobacco, Cigars, Oranges, Lemons,
Pruues, Candies, and Fancy Soaps, IN short
everything usually kept IN well assorted Gro
cery store. all Of which they are determined
to sell at the lowest possible price Tor Cash or
exchange Tor Country Produce. Call aud ny
Us before purchasing else"here, as we are de-
ternined not To be uudersod.
Respectfully, &c.
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
JOHN ii. SCIlOPPERT.
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STOVES, SHEET-lkON
AND
TinWare Establishment,

TIE undersigned having purchased the Tin
i Ware Establishment Of Mr.. 4. A. Cook,
hereby ulorms the public that he wIlI carry on
the business IN all lis branches, al the Old
Stand, one door West of Billings Drug Store,
ia Shepherjstown. lie viii keep on hand,
and Manufacture TO order, all kinds Of first
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-10-21
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure Of all derange-
ments in the stom-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
apericut, and an
excellent purgatiye.
Being purely ycge-
table, they contain
no mercury ormine-
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
cd by their timely
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-10-21

and repairing the same, When called upon.
From my long experience III Tie business IS
Practical Timer, and determined 10 work
none but the best material, aud close alien
ton TO business, and strict desire TO please,
| hope to receive liberal share Of patronage
My prices will be lower than any other es s.,
adjustment IN the county Give NE call
and you Will certainly be pleased.
N.B.-Copper. Brass and Lead will be Ia
ken in exchange for work and all kinds oil
Ware. II. c. MARTEN.
SbepherGstown, March II, 1871. ~
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JouN ". McCuEsI. J. Ed. DUKE.
ucCURDY & DUKE,
lSuccessors TO Ransom s Duke,)
DEALERS IL
Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
Agricultural Implements and Ma
chinery, Stoves, Fertilizers,
Seeds, &c.
CIarissiolon, Jt6ersOn County, ". ia.

yFAVE in store and for sale, complete as
.or,uen, of Builders Hardware, Mechan-
- Tools, Table srd Pocket Cutlery, Iron aud
S,ccl, House and Mule Shoes aud Mails,
Forks, Shuyrl,, Spades and hoes, Carriage Az
lee. Hubs, Rims AID SPckes, Shoe Findings,
l,srl.ess Hardware, Cislern Pumps, Cooking
a. Heating Stoves, Wooden y arc, aud many
a. .ol,s Of housekeeping ard Furnishing
L. DDS.
Oar Agricultural Department
embraces all the latest and most approved ion
pIer'en,s sad Machines Of all Kinds. We are
ts,cis or McCoruick's Prize Reaper ard
Z rutr, Ggiser's 1hesher and Separator,
ticIlord h,Gman's AMI Keller Cum Spring
,,rsIn Bills. "a ur 4. Sinclair Cos Manu-
,sr,,,e. s.!,L,e rac,Gc GHano, Zeil's Raw
Pc. and Super Phosphate Of Lime, fata?seo
L,u,uo aud Diner approved feruze,s.
Is Cash pard for bGAAS aud OLD IkoN.
,tu.ry 10, lct2.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-10-21
COOKING STOVES,

OUUNINU w 10,
for either wood or coal, together with n gener-
al assortment of Heating Stoves, tar!or Stoves
Ranges, Furnaces, Crates, &C., &C.,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
in great variety such as Tin, Copper and
Sheet iron We're, Block Tin aud Japauned
Ware, Fiat lrohs, Coffee Mills, Timed Sauce
Pans, Preserving Kettles, Baking Pans, Spoons
Forks, Lamps, WATERS, Buckets, Tn cups
Sc, &c. Particular attention will be given 10
TIN ROOFING AND SPOUT TING
which viii be done in the best and most durs-
Bile manner, in town or country, al The short
est Lotlce. REPAIRING will also he done
g. short notice and IN the best manner. Gu.
Gu 5lBER PUMPS, the best in USE, VIII be
put in, al low rates. He will also gave alien
ton ~ putting up
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W FIJE:
26 Monroe St., next door 10 Is! N. Bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-13

Mr., Quarter moved that when Council
adjourn Il be,t1 meet next Tuesday night,
the gas ordinance being the special prdseEEs
Agreed 10. llnnsT ''o4 -
The resolution in regard tol paving the
streets coming back from Second Branch
with IN AnsndEnept providing that the
city Should bear half TIC expense, the
First Branch refused 70 concur andit was
returned. 'iteame back aud the First
BrapclEreceded from iIs Enlargement and ~
agreed 10 the amendment.
THE annualirepdrt Of receipts and OK
penditures coming p,odn motion Of Mr.
Blair, the ectlop OF the Second Branch dls
rectlng Its publication In the INTEGLldES:
GER, Register and Arbeiter Fteund, was
n-conCurred in 6nd c6minitt0e CON
sisting Of Messrs Blhirt H4l and Sthp.
son appointed to ascertain the cost Of such
publication,
scalcs, ptoHaiig lor ysikhihg ioH Sehet i
scales loads whose weight Is complained
Of, wNs receiYcd from the second Branch
and passed, fili } itjLHjiI
I A resolution thanking tho Clerk OF the
First Branch for the manner In which he
has performed his duties lyas offered 9nd pr
adoptetl,' = !" ~ IN" ''''HiN
Adjourned.
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.Tbg latest News.
GENEkALINEWs.
Adjourned.

:MlSChleaf Justice Chase has been in Now
York city for the last fortnight, His
health'tohtihues tofmptove, ahd there y
now very. encouraging prospect of his
rcstoratioI.iaT91 20 liGti i9m!
The Directors Of the, American Asy,
lumtof lid Dehf Snd Dumb have elected
Edward g. Stone, Principal Of the Wiscon.
sin State Asylum, rs PriIcibal otIthe Asy.
Ium ut Hartford, Conn, TO succeed his
hltlier, Rev! Collins Stdne, recently Killed
by railroad accident.
The steamship Cfty Of Washington,
from Liverpool, has Iarriyea latl New
York. ..,,.,, .l,.,,..... ,.... ..,
Mt Alpine, the Express Messenger
who wasNsh6t ihsthe ldarihg robbery In
New York on Friday night last, is much
improved. The police believe they are
on tho track ot w. person who c9ppitted
tic deed Z Sss.4 X YAftY
ABr4w. 4Is Roberts2 debtis. i6rhsA
ly Of Alexandria, was killed at Liberty,
Bedford county, Virginia Wednesday, by
Willhlm Johtisdil, I SonA of .Hen. Danes
FOote johnson. Five shots were fired by
the parties in front of the hotel, one Of
which PASSED itllrougbI iliohert's ,hearta
johnson was committed to prison.
Tho Calabria, for Europe yesterday,
took ont $4,000 ,srecie& eE.
The jury Id the great smuggling case
at Boston; alter being out all night, rem.
dered q, verdict lo1 Thursday Of guilty
against Dexter; T Mills and Samuel O.
Lund. In regard TO, sthe tour other le.
PENDANTS tho Jury disag greed, and the gov
ernment counsel agreeing % 1I0g pros.
tho indictments, they were discharged. A
motionSiof new trial for Mills aud Fund
was filed, They are held ID bail ot $780,
900 each. or <-siR. So
in the District Court az Philadelphia,
before Judge Th6ycr, ,inthc case OF Pettil
against Baldwin and Others in an action
for damages sust9ipediby; tho plaintiff, p;
draughtsman in Baldwin's locomotive
works, by falling over heap Of earth, al
legged 10 have been negligently left in one
OF the apartments, tho jury yesterday rem
dered q ycrdictiof $4,000 for defendant.
AtDubuqlc, Iowa, Wednesday night,
the planning mill Of j. L. Dickinson; cabi.
net factory Of sadler, Homlin &r0o.; fac
tory Of the Dubuque Cabinet Makers AS
sociation, and five dwelling honses, were
burned. Loss about $4,000; insurance
less than $40, 600. = u 4 4 ~ ] q
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FFFdISVAF Il q


CINCINNATI, Jan. IL.
Recent changes have occurred in the
management Of the Eeening ChrOnicb by
the resignation Of DR., o. W. Nixon, the
President bf tho Company, which TWAS
rendered several months ago and accepted.
w. E. Davis, pension agent here, has been
appointed Wm. Pepnexon's resignation
as business manager, offered some time
ago, has been accepted this week, and the
business management confdcd to Joseph
II. Barrett who Is also editor in chief
The public meeting held tonight In,
Pixies Music Hall, in aid Of the suffering
French peasants, was well attended, the
audience embracing the most prominent
citizensI Bishop MeItSaih, OF the dpiSed-
pal church, presided, and introduced q,
regular address, will, short remarks.
Speeches were made by Mutat Halstead,
Rev. G. L. Thompson and Rev. DR.. Briggs.
Az the, close q collection, was taken up by
sRs sIfy! = 'f!9p po'nlEd ssa Ef1pE''s Y
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New 7 York Market.

.gaaamGp1 os NEW YoRK, Jannary. 12a
iD oorroSA Opened firm and closed dull;
tniddlihE uplands at 1910. il2T s1ltf1at
no 0Ft6uRA AFlrm; SO 10a6 90 for shipping
grades, .y.grii.s'iVI7oi lFratliIf. -f nj
y GtAiNLWheat, Rye and Oats unchang.
eli. Corn steady; No. 1fmixed Mt SOC;
yellow SIc. E1l9iiH ,5y1ullilh Fllotnipil
Il. Provisions Pork, demand active,
prices advanced; mess pork at al. Beei
and bacon unchanged q Lard firm; seller
February at 1890; seller April 1851 al
g iEGOs- Steady; fresh. 99G34c; lined at
91a92c., -ylf'rlst tfYiH i'''rl nj riuTisalI
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Financial and Commercial.
nav Yoark g. Money None al and Stock Mlks5il ksl,

New York Money and stock Market,
-iitiDQsjl 5ij 1NEwYo YoRR, Januaryj1enq'
sGbld rather weak, with light .ransae.
ttons, Opening and elbsingtat Ill, Loans
from 3iper centato7 gold.eaG aGlearapces
$25, ,000,0 900. Governments dnlland heavy,
5,20s oflG2declining 3 triae. Stocks firm,
and have advanced from to 1.per cent
on most shares; Hannibal and St, Joseph
very weakLslown ton84trand S5;' 0hi0s
amidst. Paul show ostiactiyity, and the
marketclosed firm ut, the highest prices
todnyI There. was an active borrowing
demand for Lake Shore TO; day, and stocks
loaned tlatsin isolated cases asihigh as 1872
was paidofbrf useI tillIt0-morrbw. The
transfer blanks close on Saturday, and
there Is d. rushi to get rstock transferred,
which lmakes'the supplylayailable forlde!
livery purposes much isthallcr than usuala
Money easy at 6a7aper cent. State bonds
at the Boardsihave been heavy, with prin,
ctpal dealings In Tcnnessees and South
i0arolinas. l'3aHsg y,lg3b ipjl liiR iron
STERLING Observation-Disclosures bills
Ft0Ol
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NEW YoRK, CITY. !.

.ni ga glirn ssNrw Yonx. January n 4.
ot t1.,,t.,I-tSr.4S 4Sij..,a, 80 -, - -,
u. Eollec.oI ~ nigrpny WI! 9enies tne accuracy
@ .. .ne reLort ol lne m ahegea aitetcaLlon pe'
Tween tTssh nllssIL aha 41aale,t, n .ae custom
nouse, =. wntcln f's1 lufq'lsneeq w haahett
!" tneNE,esss SSs - ''C
AZ AZ AneflcI1 Anel ~. cangm game ~ MI
na! ilatus VI gyv POINTS PlGyeu iast evening
esswssh .,!',!E hlipy any EsTls toE inc amateur
Dl,iara cnanplonshlp ol Long Island,
hlflkSpy, the present y holder q the cham
pinn ~ one, Wonlpy ios poln&
hVuay si, slS .tLlaH y wv d.ey. ~. lama
stI INV untYL .L y Wy ~ 1ook OoncernoI
sns MssnouLss N.Y. b1lSS1psl Ihurcn, Wll oe
Tpensa ~ lne 1nnisi ts,alsli.N IlouSe, corher OF
lgaqMay Wy FsissenSii S., sEFeetS gelSre =
court consisting oI the General BOOK Com.
mltsce 9ts and such o. ,,t Inc bishops OF the
Snutoh l,, ~ ia ue soie 70 " present ~
NJ VI ~ tstllltDsteu that ~ Vetoget last
y; III Lanahan was Suspenaea from ms OIL
Si .. asIi.SalDls, " Wy CotIIee enulnR
sns. I.s sIl1l' upon .ne Issue q %nlcn VIII
GepeIa llls I, teilseles9uleni' 'or hs expuif
slon y. isoM ollCe ~ on CnaISes WnIeh M9ugh
~. n.y.. aIec W psFpIai y interity 81 non ~.
es!y .. nouVe, IN NOT lau toprove nlsj
ttHls " dt tlllgslgg ls.N9 y Y SntlsIian
l.s tH Stps. lasSls ..lss.sas WI VIZ aSl'
usnHl!lY " IVY Wy nEIilSea, " Wllsn lne
sGnstu pHpHc HnYs L's' VI Iwo yests plst
@ ~ s..sstt slyIhi ~. Sfi ~ nteiesL
Ns.Fi W tle slges WI u tne Sommlttee
lysg s,1 yes.efISy u afs pess Of tnels
le9Hs 1ete: u u a4a14n 1..1 W. secured
~ s erylfSS ~ q SqgS keynoIas oi
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II lG{sassfItalI 6sAIhlassY,ilA lAIr@YE,,,

lllsanii,l LoApoNi JIan.l Al-TI1 ~ p NJ Vi
/ Important news from Versailles says
The German columns d6perGtingl against
ohaneey'Barmy have driven hihiWithinIa
mile Of the city ofLe Mans after o. series
of engagements u III which ono cannon,
three MifaillleuSe and 90, 900 prisnners
were e'taptnred. The loss Of General Won
Werdeps German armysat tho storning
ofaNersailles was only 800 s.killed and
wounded. lrmep had ,autlL ~ "a -.iuy,
A large German armyis being formed
Y, me Eastern ,Depattmen!S o.! SHiance
fSnlch Wlli " unaer se speeiat CoiIaa IaIS,
~ aulsAnsnea ILlset' ann S'sLl ~ slLlOtu'1S p
Lile cospsot'Sonh,' eraet anu otiiets' l'ls
nBailooii News from Pariss - w
~ ~, y, ~ Y'l", i ONION, Jan. 11-10 P..a.
,Rs,Io.or, y, advicaa from NJ pats X ,baye q ,been
,oceiesI W. ,he he ] eyen,no' ~ tha i6th
wv ,snS LSsssi ~ wv tyt ~
SaHiSa gucSIl nesr 6sRUs4a aad n
Romss s,,S also on liz iine og IN Paris
and stfasbprs railway, In ali Of which
epsbIs Iaas Ms5s " hSSs S% fSs
s Gsrm,on e,,rs fall drring u tbe niSht ~ t,e
o%tsLirts ~ Paris fc, creaiIns @ bayoc IN a,S III
.Sirec.ions, k;IIinr ysf,w wamsn and Children az
AMI is stv;L;,S am6nioncsS n,nrchas r,nt,
nsSiSs scSaoi hopses r. nv nonl,is, mt.
tor ~ iS par;s ar =, ora ager rssoI,,te ss1I
Mai ;ntoniIon u u vss;st ~ ths ,;tter'
mott mott anJ ny SsarS orsT rsss ~ tar,a;nSS ; IL ~
snrpsnder pp ss ~ ~ Gen tG T+ashr @ MN Sas ssHSd
prneiaMa{ a{ISn 18th II tSe etisct that thS %rmS
Par;s PIa w,II mot ~ caniinIate As = e'iA ~.
49, "Nss SIpr''ii" -. S,n ~ XII M
i.,.rlN ,i ~ .u"'DoEDEAUN!'Sahaatlli
Ills officially announced that tile Ser
mans on the 10th, yesterday, rel6ubled
their ettprts against ne army O, General
SghaaseY whS pressed 6n d AZ sides tetirsd
GotlT diSbnted, 56pe Ffshehib ibriSsSs resist
lniss ithe ittessalt attacRs[6l Inc lcnShy SIX
hours! I The losses were eonsidefabl lsycH
both sldes ir,p '",,,s ~ y ,,n' 'ypi oli ,ilLi
Chung ghow, the new Chinese Ambassa
dor to- tic Western powers, arrived az
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| naltimore Live. Stock Marriott.

''f liaq' BALTIMORE, January 70.
OATT1E- Cattle closed very dull, and
with a decline from last weeks prices,
First quality S5 35aG 80; medium $475a
. 90; inferior to ordinary 90 7Ga4 75l Re.
celpts 1, 500 head; sales !, $3.50 head. 'irJ1
sw1NE-No inquiry except for home
market by butchers, and supply about
equal 70 demand; sales at Oa99c net Rc.
eeipts 54e head. eN 20" iAlflDi'1i9 9 .
= SnRErL Common in fair supply and
dull. Good scarce and wanted 1t higher
prices. Fair TO good 41abc; good to extra
5aGc Receipts 2 2,sSs head. IIG. t. '1 '''.. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-13

Tnf Richmond pfspdtek says: ut Is
simply an jmpossihiHty for tho Virginia
people 10 bear alIsthe demands Tor pay.
ment OF debt mud taxes that are Eelaccumu:
lating against them.y The wohisSnt tie.
door,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-13

The night editor Uf daily paper wrote
this headline to one Of his cable dispatches:
"The Brftislf flionR Rhaktng his name" He
was unable to eat-shis breakfast .next
morning when he, found the printers yer
sion Of the matter staring him In the face
thus; "The British lion skating lp Maine"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-13

At the annual tlihGEr at tho Devon
Chamber of Agriculture, tEhglandy Wed.
resday evening, Mr.. Newton, ex!Lt Gov.
,Wayland Of Connecticut, Mr., Fish (soM
of Secretary FISH and other Americans
were present MI, Wayland, iia speech,
rcpudlated the doctrines Of Gen. Buffers
recent speech In Boston on the flshrry and
Alabama questions, ~ "a re ~ ~ ne, Wt'2T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-13
9IFORETGY NOTES.

Nficxplpsion occurred In tho ,Rcnshaw
c6lliery, near Sheffield, England, ycster.
day, BY which twenty.six persons were
killed hnd nine wounded. .2IfAo s'li'li19ii
The cable communication has. has, / bcetn ,t
completed q scnang, i Singapore and
JFVa' hpirnr,lr'uu ,u-,9 .IrutHu tp -sHt
s;Attelegramifrom Pesth says has be.
come evident that q mAIorityof the Aus
trio Hungarian delegations synpathize
with France, and demonstrations have
been planned In favor Of France and
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New Hampshire Temp il pst.ftaItnce ali Con.
Yentl0nt -. f.,...r.'- !.

ilsgl9q9 tlf9.CoNcoRD, January l2,s
Tho lTemperdnceia Convention which
met here today, after,h lively debate,
adopted, among other resolutions, one .ap-
proving the actiono OF the late,Republican
Convention In approximation,
and adjourned tiwithout nominating a
State ticket pem,lEiJ u a;il lblla.g .
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ST. LOUIS, Jan! 10.

st t we N' ST, lIDUfS, Jan! ls.1 1
A Topeka special says tic Kansas Leg
ialatureis fully organized, and Governor
Harvoy's message was ,irucetyed to-day.
The State finances are In u satisfactory
condition IfAc debt he1 pesR, g "A Mjrea9dfed
during the year $91i,0OOI anl t1a whole
amount outstanding is only $e80,000,
which will be taken up the present month,
leaving ednSifieSable balance in the Treas.
try. IAN State institutions aud general
affairs Of the State arc represented TO DO
In q promising condition. fibpost (
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Ohio Legislature.

,rrtsES opo GOLuMBus. q. .yJan. lar
Tic T IIousel l adopttesd tsdd a fIsl foI5ts resolution SIii
returning thanltsto The BSlihlofe & Ohio
Railroad Co., and various other parties,
sion Washington last spri1s. a. SiSres6.
luton was offered asking tllo, Governor
whether he had received a notification OF
the feSiSnatioh 81 r. Q, Schenck as q
Membef II Cong gfess,, Which was laid over
for one day.i IA hillSw6s introduced in the
House making the seller OF Intoxicating
liquors respoasiblefor damage done BY
intoxicated persons to- otwhOm LIQUOR was
Sold and fsieaslh8 4 ha d1wtier q tile nfeln.
lscs on which the LIQUOR was sold from
responsibility. Also 4 Bill to increase The
sAfArVl Ofiha Governor, to Ak 5000 Slnrenle
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IIOIISE.

Afht3AKKB ASK keu lehvp u IntrDuuce
resoluio ionreqpe Sting The Seiipte 10 fethrn
the concurrent resolution passed Sby Ltho
House, last Monday, ior the appointment
of . jointocommittce on oA ocean cable
legislation.
.,MI STARKyYEATIER objected. ,.,,,.
'4The H6dse then restmed The c6nsidera.
tion Of the bill reported yesterday from
tho Committee on Agriculture for the bet
ter protection Ct cattle In transit lIy raii.
road or other means Of transportation.
Mr.. SWAMI opposed the, bill as one
whiGhi&ill Add olafgely III t0z tho ie6sE Of
transportation by delays aud the derange-
ment of the time table. a'Hp'4Il E'."T
Mr.. ARCHER thought the constitution.
ality Of the billwas doubtful.
Mr.. Cook declared himself in favor OF
the bill as IN act Of humanity ! Cf
BIr. ScoFIELp said that when they
came TO 1e subject which reached oil
over tile country, hid which no company
or State could control, then lie held THAT, Il
Congress had power over It under the
CONSTITUTIONAL power should, be exer-
CtseH He held that Tint power existed
under the clause Of the Constitution which
gave Congress the power to regulate the
commerce between Statesa a
n Mr. ELDHt tbGE hrgtidd AgAi1st tlle con.
stitutionality and agilinst Ahe prupriety of
OF tho bill. I'd
The morning, hour having expired, tho
bin went over tlllnext morning hour.
on motion Of Mr. IfNoHctie Select