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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-06
NEW MEXICO.

SANTA FE, December 5.-Tho Terrific
rial Legislature assembled here to-day
The Republicans have united and CON
trolled the organization Of both Houses.
Gov. GlddingS will read his message to.
morrow.
The weather Is very cold.
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NEW YoRK, December 5.-The Tribune
says: "0n the whole we consider Mr.
Biaine's cast orthe committees good ones
and we congratulate the House and coun.
try on the distribution Of labors which
promises signal energy and efficiency in
the dispatch Of business"
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TOR E-THE HOUSE IN
II and Lot on 9TH street, near Union, iii
Enquire Of A. j. CLARK,
Law 0nlce, cor. Monroe and Fourth stS.
darhaOh
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For Sale.
GALE OF KEG s. CADDY STUFF,
AT TnE
NG& BARREL FACTORY Of HENRY GRIRNELL 8 co.
Wheeling, W, Va.

viii be sold at the said Factory, on SATUR-
DAY, December 10th, at 10 o'clock A, NJ, for nc.
count and risk OF tho Van Vert stAvo Company,
OF Van Vert, Ohio, a lot OF imperfect patent kCg
and caddy stuff, now In store at said Factory.
decs HENRY GRINNELL 4 co.
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New YoRK, December 5.-The Tines
editorislly says the withdrawal Of SeCre.
tary Fish will be announced shortly
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NEAR STEUBENVlLLE, OHIO,
IN A GRIST AND SAW MILL,
With Dwelling House and 10 acres Of land. Has
u good run OF custom, and situate In one Of the
beet farming locations In Eastern Ohio, For
sale BY u. l.. CUTHBRRT,
deck Monroe street.
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Coming Encyclical from the POpel
ROME, December 5.-The promulga.
tiyn Of m oncyClical from tho Pope,
against the installation Of the Italian Par.
lament in Rome, Is expected in few
days.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 5.-Aleyis
left for New York at noon, after visiting
] the Methodiat Fnir.
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nXECuToRs' SALE OF REAL
IL ESTATE


at tho front door Of the Court House for Ohio
county, West Va, commencing 10 o'clock A.
N, sell the following valuable property, lying on
the west side Of Main street In the city Of Wheel.
Ing, being lot No. two ~ and part OF lot No. one
~, being tho same now occupied by Harbour q
DIttman, by George ". EcEhart and N. G. Hane,
and by the dwelling house formerly occupied by
Mrs. Martha Knox In her life time.
TERMS or SALE-one.iourth Of tho purchase
money to bo paid p cash, or as much more as the
purchasers may q Ss6 TO pay; the remainder In
four annual payments, with Interest from date
payable sCmi.annualy Negotiable notes to be
given for the deferred lnstalments, 10 be secured
by deeds Of trust and satisfactory insurance on
property, at the expense OF the purchaser.
JAMES P. ROGERS,
D. @. LIST,
novi4 Executors Of Martha Knox, decd.
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TLIZA JANE ZANE, SAMUEL
IL sprigg Zane, Cofdolia Carr and Milton 7.
Carr, Noah Zane, Sophia Easton and Alexander
RusiOn and platOif Zane,
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T sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered at $500 each,
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
east sIde of Kim and Chestnut streets and ex.
tending TO the river. Price from $500 to 81 900
each. according to size and location. Terms,
One.iourth cash, residue In equal lnstallmcnis at
''''' WV '"U '"''' JNO. P. GILCHRIsT,
auV74 Al Top Mil.
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The annual session Of the National
Council Of the Union League will be held
at Philadelphia, Wednesday, Dec. 18Th.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

FUN oALEI.
Offer for sale the houe In which ! how're "a
east Of fifth. The house IA q substantial W
two story brick containing eight rooms, pc
sides bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, with q good eellar, hot and cold water IN
bathrooms. The honse Is In good order and
we'll located and In every way desirable prop
crty, being but little over q square rom tht
Post ONCE. There 10 also Oh tho premises good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and carriage house
Any ono wishing TO purchase can examine The
premises At any lime, ...z.,
annIQH ,JNO, r, MCDERMOT,
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BY TELEGRAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgoncer.

Dy tho Western Union Line.
onlce Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts. !
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FOR SALE.
GREAT CHANCE ron A SNOWMAN

Oue.hAlf interest 10 DR.. LiVlngstone's Panorama
Of Travels and Researches In South Africa.
CIIAs. N. BOND,
decd. Bellairo, Ohio.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-10
LEGISLATURE of North Carolina.
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, March /, 1871.
Mr.. Edwards-A bill to repeal chapter
II Revised Code, laws Of l869-7O. Re
ferred.
On motion of Mr. Merrimon the rules
were suspended and the bill to consolidate
the North Catolipa aud the Western North
Carolina Railroad Companies WAS taken up
and passed its second reading. and made
the special order fer 80 O'Clock on Sat-
urday next.
Mr.. Dargan asked suspension of the
rules to take up the bill authorizing the
Comm ssioneis of Arson county TO levy a
special tax, to pay for the erection of a
court house. Passed third reading.
On motion of Mr.. LinneY the rules we're
suspended aud the bill 10 relation to
widows years support passed It's second
reading.
Mr.. Gilmer offered an amendment,
wE:ch was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Linney the bill was
made the special order for Saturday morn
ing next.
Mr. Graham, of Orsnge-A bill punish
ing counterfeiting of private marks and
seals Of mechanics. Referred.
Message from the House informing the
Shnate of the passage of bill declaring
the Wilmington Railroad the dividing line
between Nash and Edgecombe.
Mr. Battle moved to make it the special
order for tonight. Adopted.
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personages are subjected and many un-
pleasant truths are forced from them.
Judge MeIrimon conducts the cross-txam-
instiou on the port of tho prosecution in
II most clear, cose ard incisive manner
making each witness feel nervous before
leaving the and. Mr. McCorkle con-
ducts the examination Of tue defense, and
reflects tu,ich credit on his ackno wledged
legal ability. Mr. Boyden seems to have
quite subsided, thouh still now and then
he asks his old question. ''did the disguis-
ed men have on horns 2" Thus far moth
ing whatever has been developed which
can justify the accused i'll bis conduct, but
still the Senate lends G6tening ear and
pays close attention to everything offered
in defence.
Quite little excitement in financial
circles was created on yesterday by the
rumor that the Treasury was closed, aud
the House adopted resolution of enquiry
Of the Treasurer es to the true status. He
reported to-day that g. notice had been
served on him that an applieutamA fQk in
junction woahbbe heard before Judge
.3oud, of the United States Circuit Court,
on the 2Sth Of this month, at the instance
of certain Northern bondholders, to re-
srtain bin from receiving or paying over
the dividends due yesterday from the
ing to 800, 600 AS be had been
advancing the school funds to pay the or
dinary expenses of the State government,
expecting to reimburse that fund from
these dividends, be WAS now compelled to
close doors and let our Legislators and
other officials serve their country from
motives OF patriotism alone, which Is quite
proper 10 these days Of moral reform. u
The bill to consolidate the N. G.. r. r.
Co., with the North Western n. G. II. r.
Co., Was rejected III the House to-day on
its third reading, which is a sad disap
pointment to the people of the North
Western section of the State. The bill to
transfer that portion OF the n. @. II. T.
between Kaleigh and Goldsboro' to the
Atlantic n. G. r. r. Co., passed itt
| second reading in the Senate last night
1t is said that Mr.. Philips has declined
the position of Supreme Court Judge, anC
that Gov. Caldwell will probably honor
himself by restoring to his proper place
that eminent iuriet, Judge Battle.
From recent adVices from Washington
it is feared that the extreme Radicals vii
not permit the removal of the disabiiitie
of Gov. Vance. and probably of one @
two of our Congressman. HAL.
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letter To the President, and who lad made
him the offer of $500. Mr.. Grant not
onls insisted upon these appointments,
but sent several gentlemen to intercede for
them, among whom will mention the
Hon. Mr.. Kramer. brother-in-law OF the
President, but. who by the by, only re-
commended the $500 man. During the
mark took occasion to say that i was in
debted to no one but Mr.. Jesse r. Grant
for nv retention, and intimated, in rather
broad terms, unless / complied with MIR.
G.'s wishes, his support would be with
drawn. ...,-r.
Mr.. B.-This is a very serious charge,
Capt. Stoms. Have you any proof beside
your own word to sustain it ? --e tr.f
Captain Stoms-Yes, sir. My father
will say that at tho last interview he had
wiilr Father Grant, he told him of the offer
that he Father Grant, had made 20 me-
NY father said that such a procedure would
ruin as both. Father Grant then said as
q sort of Justification, that the two guag
ers for whom he labored were couple Of
rascals, and for that reason he would take
their money and divide with me.
MIR. B.-Af'er reading that report In the
Times, why did you not cali upon him for
proof of his statements ? ....-ogo.r
Captain Stoms-I will answer that ques-
ton by simply reading you letter, writ
ten by my self, and addressed 10 Mr. jesse
r. Grant. Postmaster at CovingtoD,J KY,
and dated February 20, 1871. .....l ysl
AS near as We can recollect the letter
was about as follows:
Mr. JESSE r. iRANT, Postmaster. Gov.
ington, Ky.-Sir: 1 notice IN the Cincin-
n ati Daily Times of last Saturday. the 18th
inst, that you had been interviewed in re-
gard to myself, and stated that / had writ
ten villifying letters to the Department at
Washington about you, aud that you had
those letters in your possession. Now,
sir. you will confer great favor upon me-
by publishing in any of the Cincinnati
daily newspapers all letters from my pen
villifying you. l did write enc letter to
the President concerning you, which
presume you now have. If you have not.
l will furnish you copy of the one in my
possession, and trust you will give it pub.
licity, as I can substantiate all the state
ments made therein.
(Signed) Very truly yours.
HORACE q. SToMs.
The letter alluded to we have already
| given above.
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RALEIGH, n. c., March 2, 1871

RALEIGH, n. c., March 2, 1871.
Dear Journal A larger number of wit
nesses were examined on yesterday aud
to-day than during any. other two days
since the trial commenced. Eleven were
examined on yesterday. and seventeen
to-day, making total OF forty thus
for examined for the defense, and still there
are about forty more, whose testimony will
probably consume a much longer time
than that of those recently testifying. There
are some decidedly hard cases among the
Respondents witnesses, the very scum and
outcasts of society, black and white, male
and female, such as disgrace and pollute a
Court of Justice with their presence.
Surely his hope must be slight indeed, il
forced to the necessity CT relying his de-
fence upon the testimony of such c1arac
ters Several rich, rare and racy scenes
have occurred during the sharp and close
cross-examination to which these deleetable
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, March |, 1877


House called to order at the usual hour.
Bill to incorporate the Georgia and
North Carolina Railroad Company was
taken up.
Mr.. Dickey occupied the floor for some
time in explanation and advocacy of the
bill. The bill then passed its second aud
third readings.
Bill to provide for another mode of
taking depositions to be used in the Courts
of this State was taken up and passed it's
several readings.
Bill to regulate the appointment of
guardians at Item was taken up.
On motion, the bill was recommitted to
the Judiciary Committee and ordered to
be printed.
BY Mr.. Waring A resolution asking the
Treasurer if he nas been enjoined against
the payment of the dividends of the N. @.
r. r.. 4; if so, by whom, and what authority.
Under the suspension of the rules the
resolution was adopted.
Bill to prevent the sale of liquor within
| three miles of Montpelier Church, Robe
son county, and within two miles of Halls
vile, Duplin county, was taken up and
passed it's several readings.
Bill to repeal chapter rs. private laws
1869-7O, wks tahen mp and passed its
several readings.
| Bill to incorporate the Navassa Guano
Company OF Wilmington was taken up and
passed its several readings.
Bill to establish and enforce the sgricul-
tural lien was taken up and ordered to
be printed.
Bill to require Sheriffs and Coroners to
give notice to parties in whose favor
they have process for collection of money
was taken up and passed it's second
reading.
Bill to amend chapter 81, section SO,
Revised Code, was taken up and, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Withers, was laid on the table.
By Mr.. Brown A bill concerning the
several Superior Courts in the State; re-
ferred.
Bill concerning elections held in this
State. (Bill provides that ali voters must
vote in the precinct in which they reside
and gives the right of challenge on day OF
election.
Bill to incorporate Little River Acade
my, Cumberland county. was taken ul
and passed it's several readings.
Bill to protect the interest Of the State
in sales under execution was taken up and
passed It's several readings.
Bill in relation to the service of process
when the Sheriff 10 party, was taken uE
and passed it's several readings.
Resolution in reference to explanation
of votes while ballot is being taken was
taken up.
The resolution was adopted by q vote OF
yeas o6, nays sc.
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ROUBLE REFINED POUDRETTF
~ OF The
"Lodi Manufacturing Co."

For sale in lots to suit customere. This article
is sold for HALF THE PRIOE Of other fertlll-
zers and is cheaper for Cotton, Corn. Tobacco
and Vegeta bles, thar any other in the market.
It ia made entirely from the night soil, efal, &C..
of New York Oity.
Price delivered on board in New York Oity.
Twenty-Five Dollars per Ton
&" "ad the following Testimonials:
JACOB JoYNER, Esq, of Greenville, N. G., nn-
der date of October 25th, 1870. says: The
Poudrette purchased OF you last spring, used
Corn, and from results, am satisfied 1t Is
the cheapest and bsst fertilizer we can use in
this section
DAVID W. GAsKILL, of Washington. N O., TN
der date of Nov. 4th, 1870, says: II used your
Double Refined Poudrette on Cotton in the same
way lin the drill.) side by side with Peruvian
Gusno, the Poudrette in one row and the Guano
in the next, and pronounce it superior to tn
Guano In the spring the rows where used
the Gueno looked the best, but in June and July,
the Poudrette shoyFed itself, and my neighbours
who have seen it pronounce it equal to Guano,
and think they will unite with me in using 1t
another year"
JAMES B. WILDER, OF Franklintor, O., says,
in letter dated Sept. Esd, 1870: II used the
Double Refined Poudrette on Cotton, and 1t
guano, which has great reputation Cotton
Manure. The Nitro-Phosphate I used on Got:
ton, Sweet Potatoes and garden truck, all of
which did exceedingly we'll"
J. J. Rollins. of Pactous. N. O., under date OF
October 29th, 1870, says: "I believe the Double
are recommended to be. 1 used the Poudrette
on Corn, and although the season has been very
unfavorable for all kinds Of fertilizers on my
candy soil, was perfectly satisfied, and believe
it the cheapest fertilizer we can use.
J.A ]. AsKEw, Of Oolerain, N. O., in . letter
dated September 18th. 1870, SAYS: 81 let several
planters have some of the Double Refined Pou-
drette.' One says he wants 5 tons next season
to put under Corn. used tons on Corn, aao
although the season was unfavorable, 1t aston
ished every one who saw it. I think il the best
fertilizer for Corn ever saw"
Pamphlet giving full directions, &C., sent on
application to
JAMES r. FOSTER,
Box 3139, New York P. o.
Office G6 Cortlandt Street, New York.
For sale by
SPRUNT & HINSON,
Wilmington, N. O.
jan A9.w13t-ch
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HOUSE OF REPRESEN rATIVES.
THTTRsOAy March d 1871

HOUSE OF REPRESEN IA TIVES.
THURSDAY, March ID, 1871
Mr. Wilcox. o bill to amend certain sec
tions of the Code of ClVi! Procedure re -
ferred.
Mr.. Buxton. bill to incorporate the
Naval Extension Railroad Company re-
ferred.
Mr.. Ashe: A bill to incorporate the Will
mlngton Railway Co operative Association
referred.
CALENDAR.
A bill to amend chapter 100 laws 1868
and 1869, taken mp and passed it's several
re Adings. q
A bill 10 amend an oriinance uf the Con
ventiou of 1865, in !, cgard to the iulitdic-
ton of the Courts f the State, passed it,
several readings.
On motion Of MIR. Joyner, of Johnston,
the vote by Whie4s he bill amending chap
ter l6O., laws lS66-'c9 passed lis third
reading was reconsidered. aud the bill
was recommitted to the Judiciary Commit
tee. +5+.
bill allowing the city of Wilmington
to perfect title to certain lot in til a.
city. for Giblem Lodge, F. & A. NJ, was
taken up and passed its several readings
An act to amend section 81, chapter
20l, laws 1868-69. passed its several read
ings.
The bill allowing the n. Carolina r. r
and the Western North Carolina r r. tC
consolidate, was taken up.
communication was received from the
! Treasurer, IN answer to The resolution
adopted by the House, on yesterday, osk
lug him if be had been enjoined agains
paying the dividends Of tue North Caro-
lima Railroad He replied at length, stat
ing that he had been, and showing ths en-
DarraSsed condition Of the Treasury il
| consequence thereof.
Mr.. Ashe, tby requestj introduced bill
for the r~iief of the Treasurer.
The communication of tbe Treasure
aud the bill were re ferred to the Financ,
| Committee.
MIR. Jonet, OF Caldwell, called the pre-
vious question on the adoption Of th
original bill,
The yeas and nays were called and tn,
bill tailed to pass by the following vote
| yeas Il, nays Sc.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, March ), 1871.
BY MIR. Sparrow: A bill for the better
protection of destitute infants: referred.
By Mr.. Sparrow: A bill to pay for GER
tain services on the impeachment trial; re-
ferred.
Bill to incorporate the North Western
North Carolina Railroad with the North
Carolina Railroad being the unfinished
business its cosideration was resumed.
The question REQUIRED on the motion to
reconsider the vote by which the bill failed
to pass its third reading on yesterday.
The motion was put and failed by vote
of yeas 81, nays So.
The Chair announced Mesers. Hargrove,
Henderson and Kalsey as the House
branch of the special Committee to exam
inc into the Stete's interest in the Cape
Fear Navigation Company.
Bill to amend the act Incorporating the
Bladen Manufacturing Company was taken
| up and passed its several readings.
Bill providing for the support of the In
sane AsylHm for the next fiscal year was
taken up and passed its several readings.
| (appropriates $40,OO0.)
Bill to amend section Al, chapter SO,
laws of 1868-69, was taken up and passed
its second reading.
| By Mr.. McAlister: A resolution to pay
witnesses attending the impeachment trial.
On motion of Mr.. McAllister, tle rules
were suspended anu the resolution was
taken mp and passed it's second reading.
Resolution borrows So, 500 from the Ed
ucational fund for the purpose indicated
| in the resolution.
The resolution passed its third reading,
under a suspension of the rules, by vote
of yeas 45. nays %.
By Mr.. jordan: a bill to Incorporate
the Petersburg and Greensboro Railroad
Company; referred.
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SENATE.

FRIDAY, MARCH J.
Senate called to order by President Wer.
rem.
On motion of Mr.. Cowles, the bill for
the suppression of secret political societies,
was made special order for Monday at II
P. NJ.
Mr.. Normept, bill to regulate appeals
in capital cases: referred.
Mr.. Edwards. from Judiciary Commit
tee, reported bill to abolish the special
Court of the city of Wilmington: calendar.
Mr.. Morehead, from Committee on In-
ternal improvements reported favorably
upon bill concerning better protection OF
life on railroads: calendar.
Message from the House informing the
Senate of the passage of bill making ap.
preparations for witnesses on behalf OF
Gov. Holden.
Mr.. Worth moved suspension of the
rules to put the bill on its passage. Pre-.
vailed, and the bill passed its several road
iDgs.
Leave of absence was granted Mr.. Nor.
ment from and after next Monday, until
next Thursday.
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SENATE.
THURSDAY, March I'd, 1871.

1HURSDA1, MaIcu AOs 1Ot1.
MIR. McClammy presented . memorial
from the Cape Fear Navigation Company; ;
referred.
Mr.. McCIammy, q bill to Incorporate
the Cape Fear Gnano Company; referred.
Mr.. Troy, q bill to prevent the sale of
spirituous liquors within two miles of
Blockersville Academy, Cumberland ooun-
ty. Referred. ~
MIR. Barnett, bill entitled an act to
liquidate the public debt of the State. The
bill authorizes the Treasurer, under the
direction of Gov. Tod r. Caldwell, Ex.
Governor Bragg, and Judge i. q. Reade.
TO advertise for sale the States interest in
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