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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-24

The NEBRASKA sENAToRsHR.-The
defeat of Senator Thayer for reelection
as Senator from Nebraska causes much
surprise IN Washington, lie had the
earnest friendship Of tho Administration
TO back him. All the offices in the State
were ut his disposal, his colleague in tho
Senate, Upton, having driltcd into an at.
titu,le OF partial hostility to tic President;
but tits said that Thayer did not use his
power wisely At all events he made
many enemies by his appointments. 1t is
supposed that Mr.. Thayer will bc provld-
ed for in some way, as he is popular with
the Administration and in the Senate.
The Republican vote of the Legislature
was given IS for Hitchcock to 10 for
Thaycr. Mr.. Hitchcock expresses him.
selfin full accord with thepolicy of the
Administration.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 90.
CoTToN-Advanccd; middling at 14lc,
FLoUR-Firm; family at SO 00a6 25.
GRAIN-Wheat advanced; red 81 30a1
3s. Corn steady at 50a52c, Rye scarce
and firm ut 95a07c, Barley steady ut 95c
a$1 90.
GRocERIEs-Unchanged. .Il
,0nS-Steady uio lI
EoGs-Firm at 25c. b l.l.lr
BurrRR--Steady; prime 10 choice at
25a29c. 3..I -fe--
SEEDs-Clover seed firm, ut 10ta11c.
Timothy seed at 50 00a6 25. Flax steady
at 81 76a1 go. litau .s.l ar...
PRovIsIoNs-Pork unsettled at 81 Ia22c,
closing at 21ic. Lard, 13ta13ic asked.
Bulk meats unsettled; shoulders SaS4c;
sides 10ia11c; clear rib aud clear tc,
less offered. Bacon unchanged. + =
Hoos-Advanced; 81 25a7 80 for live;
dressed $s 75. Receipts the past two
days / 800. a7afYr5se , IA.
WHIsKY-Firm at SSc.
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XLTsst CONGRESS.
THIRD SESSION. :
SENATE.
WARRINGTON, january aS.

srnl g WASHINGTON, January a3.
Mr.. RAMSEY presented the credentials
of o. p. Stevens, elected by the Lepisla.
lture of Minnesota FOR the unexpIred term
Of Hon. D. s. Norton, deceased. "A After the
reading or the credentials Mr. Steyens
presented himself and took the oath lol
office. T ~ fjs,l G'5l
Mr.. SUMNER presented and had read A
Joint resolution of the Indiana Legisla.
ture, instructing the Senators Of That
State to vote against tile annexation Of
Dominica. y III M 17T-II.gT : : :
Mr.. MORTON reminded the Senate that
the resolutions were passed bya Demo.
cratic majority. D.
inc JOINT resolution was ordered 10 10
printed anu lald on the taole
Dlr. IhuABULL, from the Judiciary
Sommitee, maae q report upon the
1eorgla ISenalo[lal question, accompanied
py resolution, declaring that Josiah Hill
hGa neen elected unanimously Report
su1mitted. ' '''
hr. STEwARr, reviewing the claims OF
the various senatorial applicants, and con-
Guiding wltn q resolution 70 admit Messrs.
'FGrrow and 'Whibly. " ala 4. q ~ Y
MT THURMAN, democratic member,
Q! the committee, olereda Q resolution DO.
claring Messrs. Farrow and Miller legally
elected senators. hepor@ ordered TO be
priltea; h1nt ly'f'.
on MotlonoI MI. EDMuSDs, Chairman
Of the Committee on Pensions, the SEN
ate took up and passed the bill increasing.
tne pensions o. disabled soldiers, widows
and children olsoldiers and sailors. II in
creases oil pensions 90 per cent. forfve
years rom March !, lSH;
AiVer an executive session ADJOURNED:
3, -arHIslai HOUSE. ea a't-f
Bills introduced and referred AcT
Mr.. STARKwEATttER introduced bill
for the appointment 81 a Commission 10 de.
ternihe the claims fi,r tlamares done our
commerce by Confederate priyateers =
Mr.. PALMER introduced a resolution to
reduce the rates oi corresnondcncc by
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NEW YORK CRY.
NEW YoaK, January 2S.

New YORK, January 20.
The Ifislsv exiles visited the Opera
house last night, at special invitation, TO
hear some music. They went, but dis.
covering carly in the evening that the in.
vitation was merely d Etrolto Of the polili.
clans to win them over 10 one side as
against the other, they withdrew. A
banquet had been prepared, with covers,
set for about thirty persons, and it was the
intention TO have the xilespartake Of the
banquet, butthis oaerwas firmly declined
by o Donovan Rosa and the rest.
Lewis NJ. Van Eaton, alias Livingston,
noted torger, arrived in this city yester'
day, from New Orleans, in custody Of D.
s. detective Thomas Sangson, and com.
mitted 10 a cell at the pollceheadquarters.
Mercury this morning nine degrees
above zero; brisk wind blowing cast and
north; rivers filled with Ice. sYapr
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The Late storm In Illinois.

\ A telegram from Springfield, Illinois,
says the late storm has been terribly de
structiyc to fruit and shade trees. ALL
through the central part Of this State, from
Joliet tothat city, north and south, through
the entire breadth Of tho State, the fruit
trees seem to be absolutely ruined. There
arb probably not D thousand trees In all
the area mentioned that are not more or
less damaged. Some were torn up by the
roots, manyswere twisted OF, and the rest
have been almost entirely dennded Of
branches. The telegraph lines through
the region mentioned have been so CON.
pletely thrown down, that will general
iy be cheaper tohuild new lines entire
than TO repair the old ones a,a
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The LatestNews!
GENERAL NEWS.


A Western banker recently wrote to
Treasurer Spinner, suggesting that all
officers should be required to stamp the
word counterfeit" on all spurious money
presented to them. The Treasurer re-
piled that such regulation could not be
made without legislation, although he be-
leves anyone has n right so to stamp, as
this does not lessen the value of the paper.
Tho pension bill for the soldiers Of
1919, was made the special order for
Wednesday.
: The trial Of the Hon. r. r. Butler
for alleged forgery in certain pension
cases, hSs been fixed for Wednesday, y
"A new Narrow Guage railroad is
proposed in Ohio, to run from st. Marys
TO Xenia, through Piqua, New Carlisle,
Osborn and Fairfield.
Direct information from Chief Jus
tice Chase Is to the effect that his health
is rapidly improving, and he expects to
resume his seat on the Supreme Bench
on the 1st Of April. sa4.v saEasS
The government organs at Toronto,
deny positively. that Sir John Rose visits
Washington on public business, or is
charged with any mission to, the Wash
ington government, but TINT he Is hereon
private matters,
The weather in Canada, Is Intensely
cold. The thermometer is17 degrees be.
low zero at Toronto, and in Montreal yes
terhay morning, it was 2s degrees below.
The Lacrosse Dispatch to-day says
the steamers Chippewa and johnny
Schumacher, owned BY Il. s. Ramsey, Of
Lacrosse, burned Saturday morning, at
Ramsey's landing. Loss about. $50, 900.
The work Of an incendiary.
THE dwelling OF Henry Brodis, near
Plainville, Ohio, was burned Saturday.
A child was burned TO death, nothing
found but charred remains.
Dispatches received at New York
from all points speak OF intensely cold
weather. 1JGBl.S g9WgAW
The London Conference Is expected
10 resumeits sessions to-day. Hh
Information has been received at the
Treasury Department to the effect that
tho Mexican Parliament has, by late de.
cree, extended the Zona Libra, or free belt,
forty miles back from the Rio Grande.
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New York Cattle Market.
a NEw YoRK, january 90

pin1a NEW YORK, january ~.
CArrLE-with light supplies all round,
the.snow storm setting the markets strong.
Everything sold. Beeves count 1880 for
the week and 3,483 today, viz 124 cars
at Tooth street, 81 ut Communipaw and 80
at Weehawken. The yards were early
cleaned, and prices are d halito one cent
higher; thin cattle 10ic; fair 13a14c;
prime 14ta15c; tops 154c; average 1910;
90 Illinois, OF cwt., 12tc; 60 Kentucky,
II cwt, 14a15c; 200 Missouri, 7Cwt, 13a
15c; 100 Canada, 1870 pounds gross, 11ic.
SHEEP-25,O00 for the week, with TO-.
800 to-day. The market Is active and
prices are stronger, at 4a4ic for lot 90 lbs
ewes; 5tc for one car fair N lbs Michigan;
Go for one car SO lbs State.
1 Hoos-11, 800 live aud II, 600 dressed for
the week, with 81 cars live to-day. They
are worth Sa8tc one car 140 lbs Ohio
pigs selling at SIC; city dressed at 9tc for
heavy to 10tc for pigs; western s9asic;
ono car fancy selling at 0c. n0'7'
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E1tension Of the Hempflold Railroad

IRON the WdAh. Reporter,
The branch railroad from the Connells.
vile roadto Belleyernon 1t is said will
certainly bemade. There Is every pros
pect that the requisite amount oi stock
will be subscribed, and theline completed
during the present year. There Is strong
feeling In favor Of extending tho Hemp.
field railroad from this place to Believer
non, thereby opening up communication
between Baltimore and Wheeling by this
route, though no definite movement, SO
far as we areiniormed, has been made in
that direction. II Is expected that when
the Hempheld iS sold-which viii be on
the second Of March, unless proceedings
are stopped---the Baltimore road will be-
come the purchaser, and hopes arc enter.
talned that the link between the Connells.
vile road and this place win bo complet.
ed, thus opening up the through line we
have mentioned. We sincerely trust that
this will be the case, -as i..s itl
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FINANCIAL.
new 7.sO 7.Il. GOLD LOAN.
SAFEl PROFITABLE PERMANENT
JAY COOKE s. CO.
Offer for Sale at Par and Accrued Interest the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.


These bonds arc secured, .fISi, by First
Mortgage on tho Railroad itself It's rolling stock,
and oil equipments; second, by q First Mortgage
on It's entire Land Grant, being more than Twen.
ty!TWo Thousand Acres Of Land TO each mile OF
The Bonds arc irce from United States Tax;
the Principal and Interest are payable In Cold
the PRINCIPE at the end OF Thirty years, aud the
Interest Semi.annually, ut the rate Of SEyNAND
TIREE-TRNrns Pm CENT, per annun, ,t..
ThSy are S Issued u organizations enc 500 $500
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Messrs.
Jay Cooke, OF philadelphia, and ], Edgar Thom.
SOP; PRESIDENT Of tho Pennsylvania Central
These Northern PaClac 7IsO Bonds win at all
times before maturity, DO receivable AT TBN Pen
CENT. PREMIUM Tor l,lg, In exchange for the
Company's lands at their lowest cash price.
In addlto TO their absolute safety, these Bonds
yield an income larger, We believe, than any other
hrst'class security. Persons holding United
States 5 20's can, by converting them into North
ern Paclacs, Increase thOir yearly income one
Nird, and still have perfectly reliable invest
HOW TO GET THEM.-Your nearest bank
or Banker will supply these Bonds IN any desired
sons wishing 10 exchange stocks or other bonds
for these, eau do 90 with any Of our Agents, who
will allow the highest current price for ALI. MAR
RETABLH SECURITIES. lI0H t.
Those living in localities remote from Banks,
may send money, or other bonds, directly TO us
by express, and we will send back Northern Pa
clflc Bonds at our own risk, and without cost to
the investor. Forsfurthers information, pamph.
lets, maps, etc, call on or address the undsrsgn
cd, or myof the Banks or Bankers employed to
sell this Loan. I
After carcial investigation have accepted the
General Agency for West Virginia and tho ad-
Joining counties Of Pennsylvania and Ohio for
the sale OF these bonds, and confidently recon-
mend them TO my customers and investors zen,
orally. r. CRANCLE,
janl7eod President Cit Bank,
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chicago Market.
CHICAGO, january %.

~ CHICAGO, Januafy ~.
FLOUR Firm; So 5Oa6 90.
; GRArN-Wheat higher; No. 2 spring
Chicago 6a5tc higher; closed firm
at 81 20 for cash; 81 26ta1 20F seller
February. Corn firm; advanced Ga6ic;
4Sta50c for cash; closed firm out side.
Oats; No, Q active and advanced 1aa2c;
closed at 44ic. Rye; No. . closed high.
er at 63c. IN
Hoas-Dressed hogs closed firm at
$s s5i live, active at Ola7g.
CATT1E-Dull.
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PROMINENT Missouri Republicans in
Washington say that they expect conf
IDENTIFY to carry that State for the Rcpub-
lican candidates in 1879. The election OF
BLAIR to the Senate Is no test they assert
Of the strength Of the Democracy in Mis-.
souri,. CARL soHURz is q little sore yet
over the confirmation Of DRAKE's noni-
nees by the Senate, but those who know
him best say that he will bciound battling
for the supremacy Of Republican prin-
clples in 1872. roaial.i g
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VIZ are told that ex.SeCfetAIy Seward
has been unable, through paralysis, TO In
q glass Of water 10 his lips for the last two
yens, The Chicago 1hibuaA comment.
Ing on tho fact, remarks that one or two
Senators In Cougiess have been similarly
afflicted, with the exception that their In
disposition was NOT caused BY paralysis.
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The. NotA caroIina lmpeAoAInent.

" INAIlIEuIIi Nc w UHI' 30
The high court Of Impeachment was
continued to-day, and Gov'r Holden filed
his answer to the article ol impeachment.
His answer being volumlnous document
and covers nj least 200 pages Of fools cap
Tho board Of managers Will make their
replication tomorrow and the trial will
then proceed regularly.
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A REPLY fF6m Governor Scott, oi South
Carolina, to tho allegations that he oiier-
cd rewards 10 Col KertlgAn's band, for
killing several lu klux leaders, denies the
statement entirely, and quotes witnesses
who were present during HE interviews
with KOtrigah, Hoggett and others who
make the charges.
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Dcs,ructIyc Firo at Milford, Mass.

BosTos, January GA fire in Mil
ford this morning destroyed the Bay
State and Alhambial Block, including
eleven stores and upper portions ol two
dwellings; also Fishers stables nnd seven
horses. Mrs. Newton, WHO occupied one
of the dwellings, was burned 70 death.
Tho stores were occupied by John
.O'Lcary ds o dry goods store, MANI q
Wood, boot and shoe store, j. White,
news store, q. w. Wilcox, jewelar; Il. A.
Goodrich, grocer, j. p Knight, provision
|slote, A. Augili, druggist, 3. w, Heath,
dry goods store, p. p GOodspeed, jeweler,
W. Sanders, boot and shoe store, Joel
Rice, druggist Tho losses arc not yet
ascertained. IN tf~ft
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pbiIndelphia Market.
aXPhtEApRuPhtA, January

PhihApELPhtA, january 90. 2
e,FLouR-Firm.and dalli Ohio 90 7Sa
GRA1SAwleat unchanged, Ryoi Q5c.
Corn firm; yellow 71et mixed western
74c. OalBG1a6Dc. WA. ...'..l..t' =.
ons steady; crude tsGi rainel eic,
JwuisKr@U Unchanged. .ll hetfig ~
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r CAIRo, January 90.
River rose ~ inches. Weather cloudy.
Mercury 4s dsgrees -

River rose ~ inches. Weather cloudy.
Mercury As degrees
( CrNcINNATI, January 23.
River % feet; seventy feet space under
the bridge. II has fallen 0 feet 0 inches
In "a hours. Arrived Alice Dean, Min.
ME, Memphis, Annie Laurie, KAnawha,
Savannah, ST. Louis, Belfast, Edinburgh,
Leonidas, Silver Lake, No, A., New Or.
leans, Spray, Nashville. Departed
Belle Of Texas, for Trinity river. TEN.
peraturc % degrees Weather clear.
NAsnvILLE, Jannary 23.
River falling, four and u hall feet on the
Harpeth shoals; weather fair and warm.
Arrived-Tyrone, Carlo, Albion, Kama.
wha., Departed-Ty oalfo.ilN s4I
! aasiHo MkAfrnts January 90.
: Cloudy, mercury 80. River rising
Arrivod-Potomac, New Orleans. Dc.
particularly Mcdonald and Marble
City, Cairo; Mary Miller, Evansville. ,
tiN PrfTsB6Rou, January 80.
Showed nearly all day; Monnngabela
six feet and falling, Arrived and depart.
ed-JIlla for Zanesvllle. The total coal
shipments this rise, alter deductlng the
amount len behind BY boats sinking, &C.,
4, Cincinnati, 382 900 bushels; Louisville,
e,209, 900 bushels; New Orleans, 1885 900
bushels; YicksOurg, 10000 bushels; Nash.
vlllc, 10000 bushels,
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THE Senatorial contest in Missouri was
attended by disgraceiul scenes at Jeffer.
son City. The st. Louis Democrat says: {:
"0ld citizens who have visited Jefferson
City for thirty years past, say that they
have never before witnessed anything like
the bacchanalian scenes that are now en-
acted there. Some Of tile details related
are ofa nature absolutely not ct for publi.
cation. This state OF things, for the hon
or OF the State, is to be deeply regretted.
and we are glad to know that but few Of
the Republican members have anything
to do with proceedings so disgracelul."