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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-19
American IntelliUcnce.
NOON DISPATCHES.

MISSISSIPPI FAIR-NEGRO OUTRAGEs-RE-
CAPTURE OF SING sINdERs-ATTACK by
ROBBERS s-PUNIsHMSNT FOR CoRRUpTING
JURORS oRs-REINFoRCEh1ENT OF TROOPS IN
LoUIsIANA-BREACH OF INTERNATIONAL
LAw-DEATH AND BURIAL OF TWO
STRANGERS, &C., Ao.
JACKSON, August 17.-The premium
list of the State Fair has been issued,
filed with liberal premiums in all de.
partments of agriculture and commerce.
There are several thousand dollars in pre-.
miums on cotton and other products.
There are liberal premiums for blooded
horses. and the Jockey Cnb Association
have liberal prizes offered for stock The
Fair commences on the 23d Of October,
and continues one week.
A few nights past, ON armed mob of
negroes, to the number of forty or fifty,
at Holly Springs, took negro, named
Horace Washington, from his dwelling
and murdered him. The jury Of inquest
charge one George jackson as being the
leader of the mob. Most Of the parties
have been arrested.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 17.-The Tax
Payers Convention nominated full
municipal ticket, headed by VIM. Alvord
for Mayor. The Democrats already
have field ticket, and some dissatisfied
Republicans propose to nominate q full
ticket.
The Montana, from Panama, comes
With o half million treasure from Peru.
Trade with Peru is growing rapidly.
SALT LAKE, August 17.-Bullion from
the Pioohe mines arrives freely. Trans
actions tor mining property for the Inst
two days have been over million. ,.
OaDENsDuRa, August 1.-THE Mayor
has organized force. Several ring
leaders have been arrested. The friends
OF free speech are determined that De-
Camin shall lecture.
New YORK, August II. Eleven Of the
oonviots taken off by the tug escaped to
the mountains, where it is supposed the
planners of the scheme have arms.
Fighting is expected before they are cap
tured.
San FRANCISCO, August 18.-The Clio.
verdale coach, in Sonora County, was
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It,seems that Brigham Young has
been shamefully abused sand misrepre-
sented. Malicious people have grossly
exaggerated the size of this estimable
gentlemah's family, which we are assured
now consists only of si4teen wives and
forty. eight children. Death invaded his
household lately, aud robbed him Of one
Of the partners of his joys and sorrowe.
She died leaving husband and O
large family Of sixteen wives and forty
eight children to mourn her untimely
loss. Brigham has just passed his
eeventieth birth day, but as there is at
least one well-spring OF pleasure left, let
US hope that the family of Young will
still continue to increase and fructify.
COMMENCING EARLY. Tho Youngest
OF the territories has lively ring in
operation. It has been discovered that
the officers OF the police court of the
District Of Columbia have recently been
using their power and their information
in wringing large fines aud compromises
from the unfortunate women Of that ter
ritory. They exhibit n practical ac-
quaintanoe with lewdness and bribery
which is astonishing.
A Connecticut woman, picking berries,
the other day, was 30 affected by the
descent OF large paper balloon, that
she picked up her child and rushed
frantically into the nearest house, do
claring that .'de Lord had come, for
sure, and was down dar on de fence"
Tonsberg, Norwegian city, cele-
brated its one thousandth anniversary
on the 22d Of June.
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$50 Reward.

Nj house WAS entered ON tho night OF the
IxI 18th instant, aud some clothing tax en-
away, in which were lot OF Keys aud a.
Pocket-Book, containing some Notes and Me-
morandunls, OF no value to any one but my
self. will give the above reward to any ono
who may return the same, and ask no ques-
tlons whatever: The party cffecting tue en-.
trance, being disappointed in ACQUIRING any
thing OF value, may lave thrown tho Keys,
DC, away. Any ono finding them and deliv-
ering to me will receive the above reward
August 10 J. H. EISAKD
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TO CLOSE.

IHE FOLLOWING GOODS HAVE BEEN
placed upon our
g Slaughter - Counter,
And are offered at
RUINOUS PRICES
To closo them out.
Black and White GRENADINE sHAwLs,
tycry protty.)
Satin. Striped, Silk and Wool sHAwLs,
(handsono.)
Solid Colored Llama SHAWLS, (stylish.)
Black LACE POINTS, {roal dcsirable.)
Every conceivable style Of PARAsOL, (good
valuo.)
Swiss Putting. "
Jaconet Putting.
James Cambria Pulling, in quadruple, six
tuple and octuplo.
Linen sets, plain and embroidered.
Aug Is Il. c. SILVER & co.
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Four Hundred Dollars Reward

NIHE above reward will be paid for the re-
Il turn OF the Money aud Notes stolen from
MIR. W. O. McGregor on the night or tho 18TH
inst or 33t por cent. on all money, and no cues
tions asked; or we will pay the above reward
for information that may lead to the recovery
OF tho Money and Notes and the conviction
OF tho robbers. All persons arc warned
aelo to us; also against trading for an order
on the County Treasurer OF Charleston, in
favor OF I'eter d. Hodges, for 1916; and one
on the State Treasurer for $I8. in favor OF -
Robinson. GEIGER g. MCGREGOR.
Aug II
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Ayoung lady in Richmond commenced
crying on the Sd of last month, aud has
not stopped yet. Her father says ehe
can howl forever, but she'll get no fifty
cents out of him to bny hustle.
A horse thief was arrested near Kansas
City in the morning, tried at noon, and
hung at night.
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Most Useful Inventio ion OF theARel
THE FAN AND FLY DRIVER!
IKYEXTED RY r AZ RIIAT

INVENIED 3 7 r. AZ. HUNT.
PATENTED MARCH Fl, 1871.
THIS Machine, which Is now offered for
Il sale. surpasses any of it's age. 1t is use
full, cheap and durable. Any boy or girl can
operate with it. For the table, it has not an
ed. For the nursing mother, it's intrinsic
value is inestimable; as it fans to rest the
little darlings, and keeps thep, freed from
trouble. No family should be without one.
An labor-saving Machine, it caves the hire
OF one servant. AS an investment, there is
nothing ever offered to the public in which an
active. energetic man can make more money
at. 1t is tho Machine for the times. 81, 600 600
worth will be sold. Any man with ordinary
energy can nj AXE from SIS to 800 per week,
clear of all expenses. Can be seen at /.
Suzbacher's Jewelry Store.
JOHN WOOLLEY,
Agent for Richland County,
July % P.O. Address, Columbia.
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New Shore Mackerel.
X ITS, half and whole barrcle Tor sale low,
IA by E. HOPE.
AuCuHt l2 --L
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COAL! COAL

COAL! COAL!
SEND in your orders ut once, or YOU will be
~ deprived Of tho summer rate. SIS ton,
delivered T. j.. HARPER '
August II 4
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Paint for Tin Roofing.

M ETALL1C PAINT, containing ninety per
lHl cent. metallic oxides, combined with
ierric acid: new and valuable paint Tor tin,
iron aud HI exposed surfaces. The best and
cheapest paint for such purpose ever offered
in this market. For sale by
Aug l9t f. q. HEIN1TSH, Druggist.
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Tax Notice..

lax N NOC1c6.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, R1oHLASD Co.,
COLUMBIA, S. c., June %, 1871.
I N pursuanco Of an Act Of tho General As
Il sembIy, at it's last session, my Office in CO.
lunlbia will be open, on and after lat day of
July ne1t, to August 20, to receive the returns
OF Pcrsonal Property OF the taxpayers Of this
County Tor the year 1871. Blanks can he OBJ
tained at this Office, in the Court House,
Taxpayers are required to enter on blanks
ail transfers or purchases OF real estate, and
also all new buildings erected since last return.
Where Taxpayers neglect to make their re-
law, to charge them with the return Of the
previous year and add fifty per cent. thereto
aspenalty. NJ. j. CALNAN,
Juno 70 Auditor Richland County,
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.

WASHINGTUN UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, BdLT., ND.
FTlHE next regular session will commence on
Il tho FIRST MONDAY in October, 1871.
preliminary lectures will begin tho 18th Sep
tember. The course Of instruction is emil
nently. practical and complete, consisting OF
dilactic lectures. clinical lectures and special
instructions in the diagnosis and treatment of
disease atM bedside. Every variety OF dis
eeasn may be seen in tho hospital wards anu
froe dispnnsnry connected with the college.
FEEs.-For full course, $40; Naturalization,
20; Dissection, $40; Graduation, $50. Students
iron. the iate Sldre-hoMing States, ,chose means
are hmifed, will bo received uron the bcnefi-
ciary plan OF tho school. The annual circular
and catalogue. containing full particulars,
will be sent ON applicationto
CHARLES W. CHANCELLOR, NJ. D.,
Jniy ~ limo Dean Of the Faculty.
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Columbia Must Do a Larger Business.
Extra Preparation for a Big Trade.

HAVING put our Retail Houee in order, we
ere now prepared to show our customers
FULL LINE OF GOODS. in every depart
ment, which will be largely replenished by
every steamer with choice and seasonable
goods. unrivalled for quality. styles and prices.
One Of the firm ia now in New York looking
after the interests Of our customers. We in
tend to exhibit, this fall and winter, the best
stock OF goods ever oponed in Columbia. at
prices to suit all.
We keep only standard makos OF goods di.
rect from manufacturers and importers, and
sellto ovory one alike, having but ONE PRICE.
Our Wholesale and Carpet Room will con-
tain choice stock OF goods, in quality and
patterns.
Big line o, DOAIESTICs always on hand.
w. D. LOVE CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building,
Main street.
". D. LOVE.
D. H. McChEER1. Aug
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Fresh Arrivals.
900 BARRELS FLOUR, fro common
COO TO faost qualities.
tieTces Hams, OF the celebrated "Orange"
and Diamond" brands.
Smoked Beef, Smoked Beef Tongues.
Picked Beef Rounds.
Roasted Java Coffee, Mocha. Java. Ia.
guayra and Rio Coffces.
ALSO,
A full and wcll-selccted stock OF fresh
TEAS, and other Staple and Fancy Groceries.
For Aale low. GEO. SYMMERS
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The Latest News.
,iGll1 GENERAL NEWS gIn61

st. Johns Hotel, at Ottawa, Canada,
burned early yesterday morning, and
many ofthe Sinniates barely escaped with
their lives; andin their night clothing. :
AN attemptwas made on Wednesday
night to rob the county treasury at Eaton,
Ohio One ollthe night watchmen, as he
entered tho room to, see II all was
right, Twas SEIZED by the burglars and
bound and gagged and laid on the bod.
They then proceeded to work on the safe,
but were alarmed and escaped.
1t Is reported that Halpine, the Ex-
press Messenger, has identified Pildns as
the man WHO shot him and robbed the
express. ,''''' h''i'''
The Touring mill Of Flnck & Nasse,
at Moro, Illinois, burned Wednesday.
Loss 100000. Insurance $1,000. b.'.s' l, {.
The Omaha & N. W. r. r. Is COM
pleted to DeSoto, a distance of'e6 miles.
"A white girl, E14yean Of age, named
McIhtire, has been recovered 'fr1m the
BannOCk Indians In Montana. 37ai.
Gov. Vaughan, of Utah, Is reported
tohaye resigned to take his former posi-
tion as Secretary.
About one thousand dollars was rails
cd at n meeting Of the st. Louis Change,
Friday noon for the benefit Of the snf.
ierers by the burning Of the steamer Nc
Gill, and for the recovery and burial Of
the bodies Of those lost A committee
was appointed 70 raise additional funds.
The Chief Of Police and several dc.
tectives at Albany yesterday morning
took Filkins,into the presence of Halpine,
when thdlatter unhesihtingty declared,
'tHe sthe esman who :enteredmy ycar."2
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knows Ilhlsbeltet than @old Property HOl

der.
0ueryACan the city run the 6is
Works as cheaply as she can. run the
Water Works; or will the assessment ot
gas rent or gas tar be at the same general
rates as the water taxi la,lafi,. y yin slls
Answer4-As we have said several
times. the price of gas Is as high now.as
Tie charter permits, The city under that
charter cannot raise 1t any higher. But
let it be distinctly understood, whenever
the people Of the city choose they can
dispose Of the works, il that be shown to
be the more advantageous course, This
is affirmed by the attorney of the Gas
Company, writing oyer tho signature Of
F. p; who further aflirms that the mon
opoly in the business would then end, and
thereafter the business would be open to
competition and subject tolegislation.
Qlety.-Why have not other cities, as
wise as ours, purchased their gas works
under the same conditions presented In
the charter Of the Wheeling Gas Com.
panyT u J , y ~ 4
Aaaer-Because their will has been
thwGrted, their interests sacrificed and
their rights bartered away by councilmen
with gus stock and other potent arguments
OF the Gas Companies In their pockets.
II "old Property Holdeflis inneed Of
any further information on the same sub
jcct, wc shall be Happy TO supply IT. 49, ~.
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u Is lAAUNAL 9EYAOl YAQayTAa ILLLHrgI aIGl4LIN
WHEELING, ING weNAesATURD4 4

when away I from their adyesaries over!
flowing with eagerness for the fray, but
when brought face to face as mild as
lovers, and by theapplication of two or
three smart thwapls from the ring mas; I;
ters,down they came; every Shota pigeons
and so it goes. "Alas poor Yorick."
AT the present writing judging from
the direction the straws are blowing, the
$smlnhg sehatSrs'has thsihslds track for
United States Senator for six years from
the 4th Of next March; but there is many
a slip, &c. So Henry G. had as well keep
his eye on the weather, and keep the sand
still blowing into the eyes Of the liberal
Democrats. But OF these things, and
Btoo, more anon. ~ PERLEE.
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FINANCIAL.
new T.3O GOLD LOAN.
-n''7 sf4iF y" Tf7rt.s sa'sl'1F AU
,s1EWli-+W lHuI
SAFEl aPRoFlJAULEl PERMANENT!
tNSN Chltl 'tfIstt
FIMANciAL.
JAYrCooKE SEQ.
Offer for Sale at Par and Accrued Interest the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND. GRANT GOLD BONDS
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.

ua.,SsG uaSSsS oonas nc teeHFeu; gIst, 6y q flIt
and All eoninmsnis NcoaJ ~, VIZ. MS6rtH"1,
an its enfrs lana irSrt hs,s ,,rs ,ha,. ngs
yTwo ThonsSSd Artcs ~ THn5 ~ oseS Su ,,,t "
Road. ''N'N' " -''''u ~ '"e'i ''D''Ni'' "
THE Bouds nro frec frop, IInItcf, s,a,ns nav
thS Prinei al Al he eSS az S,y xo"rs ~ sEI th
intereSt en annTaiv ~ ths M ,s,, iu ', w"
IHHET' 'rENTTs PTn I|rs% nv. snn"n,
Thav are Isss,ad n SeronI ~ ,1an. ~ ,oo Hsnn
SI00. SsO00 ma Si M n -'',' stUV' SpVY
frhS T =, S,o,s shu ansn' SiV'Vyo Nv.
JayGooke os phIIaS., KY ~ MSsss TsIs
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WASHINGTON.
scnENok's INsrnuorloss OK rnn rIsnEny

scfENcRs y INSTRUCTIONS ON THE FISHERY
,luagat I'd QUESTION. ,-.f s,ll. ri
'to.,L i'.s WASHINGTON, January 20.
L, II Is believed that In the negotiations
for the settlement Of the fishery question,
Gen. Schenck will DO instructed 10 make
the proposition that tho fishermen OF the
United States be put on. an equal footing
In all respects with those of the British
provinces; that they shall have the same
right TO fish in Canadian waters, 10 land
and cure their fish, and TO reft in Cana.
dian ports. In short, that difficulty shall
be settled now and forever by the abroga.
tlon Of all former treaty stipulatlons, and
the repealOi all Canadian laws reserving
any fishing grounds for exclusive use Of
Canadian fishermen. In return for such
concession on the part Of Canada, some
important consideration would Of COURSE,
DO expected from this Government, and II
Is thought that the United States could
afford Ito pay whatever reasonable sum
which may be demanded Tor the full set.
tlcment Of the vexatious question. gLa
PRESIDENT GRANT IN FAVOR OF RErEAI.
T. l'.- ~ mo THE INCOME TAX. .'r
Commissioner Plcasanton's rccommeh.
dalton in favor Of the repeal OF the income
INK, uiade to the Ways and Means Com.
mittec, turns out 10 have been mado with
tho knowledge and approval OF the Prcsl-
dent, This gives n fresh interest 10 tho
matter, and will serve TO bring tho quCs-
ton Of repeal fairly before Congress at
this session in all probability. Tho Com.
missioner Is also very confident that o
system permitting tho expectation Of
whisky in lieu Of The present prohibitary
drawback requirements maybe instituted
which can be successfully enforced, and
will relieve tho existing stagnatlon IN tho
diStillcry business. He suggests the au.
thorlzatlOn and use Of m export stamp,
ola character similar TO tho tax stamps
now In use, which stamps shall be Of q
denomination sufficient 10 cover the OK
pense per barrel Of handling, storing,
guaglng, &c. by prohibiting, In addl-
Ton, tho withdrawal from hand tho Use
Of whisky once entered and stamped for
EXPORT, Il is believed fraud would bO pre.
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.Philadelphia I nIarket. ;.

. 81 PHILADELPHIA, January 10.
: F1ova. = Firm western ia mily extra at
so 50a7 50.l ~ 2 70 .-iS. ... D, '''u "a /.
GRANLWheat; demand good; red at
81 5sa1 60; western amber 81 Goal TO-
Corn unchanged. ... ,'' .1'
PRovtsIoNs-U Unchanged. y w..
s-Pctrolcum unchanged. W .n'
WhtsEY-At 03aO4c. a7"
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,oNDoN, january 18-10 T.. N,
Erocntlon a lIontpeller, Vi. \.
M0NTpELIER, VI, Jan. 90,

Henry Welcome, formerly Of Hines.
burg, VI, was to-day hung Tor the murder
OF an old man, named Perry Russell, In
September 1900 Tho execution took
place atWmdsor, between the hours Of
i2 and o'clock. When the prisoner
came rom confinement, he was apparent.
lycalm, but upon reaching the ScaiIold
rayc way to a most agonlzed feeling. He
smoke freely, and offered q prayer Just be-
fore swinging Of. Ho lcil Ia full cohies
slon Of guilt. l-l
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Cincinnati Market.
ud0 CrNcrNxATI, Jan. 90.

M - OINUINNAKII UWII' NV'
CoTToN-Dull at 14a14tc. '
SEEps-Clover seed firm at 10ia11c;
timothy seed steady at $5 00aG 90.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet. Pork, SEQ 30. Lard
Halle, head and gut sold at lie. Bulk
meats freely offered at 7ta10a10tc. Green
meats closed dull at 6saSac for shoulders
and sides; Sia12tc for hams, and bacon
sold at Ole and held at oia1ita119c, no
Moes- Closed dull at eia7ci receipts
1890 head, l,....'. n,
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The Organization a Sell Out TO Davis
egs for Senator.
coyrlsp6aasnet q M 1altglgaotr.

eff as.zs---
Correspondence Of ne Iate4ignetr. :.
CnARLEsToN, W. VA, Jan. II.
T6eiarst Democratic Legislature, OF the
Republican State oi West Virginia, as.
semblcd this dayin thenew capitol build.
Ing IA very fine cdifice) in the town of
"Charlcston on tile KanaSha." To un-
dertako the task OF writingiyou history
Of the incidents, accidents, occurrences,
mlshaps, woes, miseries, and happepings
relGtedbythe Senators grave and gay"
and the Delegates "staid and lively" on
the route hither, would be the work OF
Bayard Taylor and Mark Twain. You
viii excuse ME then for this cohd cnsed
statement Gi.tlH-O'i
Some came by coaches, rockaways,
phmtons, carriages, buggies, ambu'
lances, carts, drays, and sulkies; the'SulSy,
from the appearance ofthe countenances
Of the pilgrims, being the fayorite 9th
ers, mounted on 'nelr splrl'eu cnafsYtS
Oh Tue equine sPccaes' wn'Ss os.et'' ts'S
alSposeuIlo 'nesc- 'YSroUs e"'issVst"'',
methods OF travel, chose to wait, and
watch for good chances .tolwalks7 BY the
way We heaFa o' oneils4H.s ~"
otliclal Oh our o'a'c nAN,ns ,", on 'S', 80 ~
inc rae Of ten mi'es pe, n's,, ,,, mn,In .si ~.
tainIy entities nun 10 'ho uisu''o''on " = :
tifSs'c'tss "a'H's'' ",lu w 'Hls aS, -,
now seek 10 piace nun o' 'uv io.o.., IVY
Ing lhat some eh'erprlSms ''lus',A.eu ,', "
illustrating newspaper man wlll, uo'''S
lons, anrnish to..ne " wonusa MYouSrs "
isialcrous apaiF 'ofpeAsst'n'f
DESCRIPTION -. =,
Az .ee apl'olntsu s,, hGpr IlilS n.Vt"s' mE n n
O'CLOCK your 'e''ow''""nsnla"' w.
Hubbard, ESD iale o.srk q .pu
House OF Delegalcs, appeaFeu III ,Io nv
han ol the HOUSE. , anu =, W.
D. Moore, Esq. In tne oenae. enAupei'
anu called thelr respective houses " VI
aeE9 y 'n' es,iA, -Vu' au5 ~ ! Z ! | Is",',
!ne noullhee "' !, 'no Deu.Os'rSy, Nv" i
ing inc roast was eieOseu iisS'usrs s,,. y -
vo!e o. 'welve .,,, iUr naAei W e'sus ~. ao'
fFlte' Two i'opuul,an oe,asD.s "'tS o.s ~
aYo'aaoly aoSens ootsant1AtSi'Sia
anu harmon IN 'nis yo'e you 1, haso .no
SA!us ol sena!orS oooN' VI "sl
anu Day'on' Of 7n"foour, VINO sSse% SS WAN
inc pemoeracy mus slroMns " .uei ,.st a.
leg!ance 10 inc party .na1 sS.e -! 'leta ,a ..'e
ana caSuhg IN .neir i1's WIN 'uo u.s'iuV
tionlSSs Vne 'nlng il4p y. aiaoSs ioisot
ten 70 MENTION out you WIN oDsefVeH py
nOucing the proceeupss ., 'n0 IenAso ",
day. 'nas al son oieaCn u .nes. non'taUl0 .,l
senators received 1he a..tn.'Va =. .ue
Senate IN the way oi o.,ice "a UlE 'nlne
down here, T. :, Sap A9ore' Ihe Wy
worthy YieIk 2, slg oeIasV Ss.e.o,SS' ,.u,sS,
was y" manu. auu y y VI. 80" % " Tl,, w 49,
came out again III ,snsn tnS wa
perhaps ABOUT tae ony WY ~. y. .ao y.
Senate In their organlHa''on a' le'ss y, .,O
performances thus iar on 'ne part Vi 'no
other officials DON'T seem \ Y lpplra'g y Y n any
'nlls W Ine o"nuatyS 'ulhj iVS
The House ol Delegates sin ehosc ,!'' ,or
speaker Z, IT, oractal'' Esq o' your e''y, y !.
over pohehoo' o. 1ancocs ~ =, = y9'SUl
Inlr.y'seven 70 n''een anu ior olctk, W.
y DuF9sHl' Esq9 :, y, sps qltyot Nnaliys', IeS
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NcwYork Market.
NEW YORK, January 20.

NEW YORK, January 90.
CorToN-UnchangCd; uplands 81 l6l.
FtOuR-Flrm at 80 45aG G6 for ship
ing grades. l' ". '.
GRAN-Whcat unchanged. Oats firm
at 0taG8c. Corn unchanged. '.t
PRovIstoSs-pork, Lbeef, bacon and
lard unchanged
Steady fresh SOc; lined isaiOC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21
Murder and Suicide IN IIaltimorc.

This morning Mrs. Mary Ann Ander.
son, a widow residing at No. 30 Carolina
street, was shot and kllledby Peter Hes.
burg, who then shot himself through the
the head, causing his death. Heaburg
boarded with Mrs Anderson. Hc had
proposed marriage TO her, which she dc.
cllned. Thlsis supposed TO have been the
cause Of the tragedy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21
Marriage Of Miss Motley.

--IUNDUNJ JHHUHIy sVs 7
Miss Motley, daughter Of the late Amer,
ican Minister, was married to-day In,
Frampton church. There was q grand
display. The bridesmaids were Misses
Sheridan, Motley, Sturgis and Norton.
Tho honeymoon will DO passed at Poti''
mere Park. Mr.. Motley will shortly pro-
coed TO Holland. :ig
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21
Baltlmore Market.
BALrIMORE, Jannary9O.

FLouR-Firm. ..J,.
GRAiN-Whcat FIRM Ohio and lndi
ana at 81 50a1 69. Corn dull; white al
S0aS2c; yellow nc. Oats at SIabGC.
pRovisIOSs--Unehanged.
WmsKY-Demand good NJ O2a03C
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21
The Pope and. king William.

.Dn n eIH 3 LONpoE, jar. IS
Ithas become known from the publica.
tion Of official accounts and documents
that the Pope In October last com.
tnunicated abyijtelegrapR with tho
King of Prussia, aud requested his majes-
ty TO secure his (the. .Popes) departure
from Rome with due honor, in case he
should conclude TO leave the city. King
William replied affirmatiyely, and tele.
graphed to King Victor IFmahuel to that
In..al