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jet they silent tnan the grave which that very
they wharton did have this drug aboa. her.
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from broad Fat denial. section ys's!
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@ that the be Sease c sas
and the beloved homes your c in wsssysr
use to aemp, to eude this capital and crushing facyou
you no. DO II, connection wh the possession
In our investigation becomes important Did she
haye the opportunity to administer . Had she
motives to administer ~ She has the poison In her posses
son but trends all these things are due TO the
heated fances OF the States that Mrs. Hutton
Mrs Loney Snowden Williams and all the witnesses for the
inagnat0ns that fancy has supplied the material and capital
facts of tho Suspicious about what and against whom
Against whom they declare had character for
Kindness genteness and humanity which has attracted the
whole country and from every quarter OF the Union her
friends have crowded here to maintain her In this SAD ana
trying hour Suspicion against such character AZ
tnsl Why. gentlemen, there are her nerhbors;
lent as TO generate, not beies but facts and that too,
against leaf Ia the volume OF. whose character
umned with the brightness and beauty OF humanity and
kindness? The suggestion IL absolutely al with
conception of such character.
At this point some confusion was manifested In
one quarter OF the court room. doctor was seen
clamberlng over the heads ana shoulders OF ladies,
ana 1t was discovered that lady had tainted.
1t was impossible TO apply the necessary remedies
or restore the patient IN that compact mass OF
human beings. Tne Court asked Mr. Syester to sus.
pend his remarks until tomorrow morning ut ten
O'Clock.
Mr. Syesser thus far has made great effort. and
was enthusiastically Congratulated Nv his many
friends IN the court room. His analysis OF the case
made out by the defence was very thorough and Sc
ysre ana MI s!eess W9ropg 70 we Jury ald not
come bit TOO soon. Tie pubic IL Ilivu eAerUiscu
about the status oil the Van Ness case. hazard
thing IN saying that VIII not he tried at this term.
Mrs. wharton II acquitted, Will be released on bail,
and the case VIII 60 over and probably never be
called for trial ~ .ti
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THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 70, /

- .rr, WASHINGTON, Jan. ~, 1917
The report of the Senate Committee on Post Or
fees on the Postal telegraph bill reces lie Various
recommendations In favor Of a union OF the postal
and Geographic service by the last and present
Postmasters General aud the former favorable &C.
ton OF the committee. 1t refers TO the dement's OF
the postal telegraph in Great Britain, as shown,
H' P.f.s
r. from sssS s sas n.SSs:
Ss . S n s sy a
system The rates are high everywhere especially in the
East The average sevenyOns cents so high
% Gs sS sSsl The
rage being sent by each family this country population
1G.y Of each "a am
@ ssa % The
to over twenty million dollars; the connection with the
nsson ana hs telegraph COMPANY upon the press
Ing these evils One copies the European system
Ss $ s L.
The Postmaster Seaera rnc chief objections to this pan
sss a. n. Ne
S SSss ~:
1 Tn plsn adopted the iommss require:
The rsssyns es ssss and ID
for OF ~ %S r..
have & security for the prompt correct
% S.l BUSINESS Fss on a
.osi Snehn the Rs'sS for eAli he sspsys Of
s %as. the prss. The the public,
Sass sssr n nS
sa ys S he s
eeshc the % 81 w snS es
economy OF private system u docs not prevent compe
expense 70 Son:res. the r:at Of pu
Tue assags OF me S ~ og me
sRorioS ~EsaSsSes postal telegraph Offices a. all post
the gross receipts postage SboO Year, If within ten
sro FIX tie rates Uniform for equal twenty.
Eve cents between Offices $50 miles apart hy ceus
cen. 0 cr ss Sses
hvc oJo miles hates to be refunaed for delays or
sso s-Provdrs prepayment BY stamps and for the
press rates for each ivo words of special
desaches at NIFTY cents by night and seventynve cents by
VI SEC spennes The du:s of the Fourth Assistant Post
master q enerai the telegraph lines.
7Auhorizes the Postmaster General to contract FOL
who will furnish and operate the necessary lines Of
SIC SCcn,ains provisions against tamperinc with
grams and makes kilograms privileged communications a
Sc e-Au,horzes the Postmaster General reduce tn,
IN The @ Telegraph
the performance OF The postal telegraph service on pehaf
SECS ii and Y authorizes company buy existing
lines and oblses 10 purchase at such lines u required D,
M stock at amount not exceeding the last cost OF ~
sEc ls-Authorzes the company to Offices whereve
the wants OF business NAV REQUIRE, A.. ,,. n
SIC i6-ksserves Congress the right to alter
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Tie LOUISIANA ANARCHY.
The President Orders General EN-
DRY to Prevent a Conflict.
The Carterites Hold Mass Meeting and Dis
perse Peaceably = Quietude Prevailing
Warmoth's Legislature Not Quorum.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20, 1872.
A copy OF the following was sent 10 Speaker
Carter and to Governor Warmoth> this morning.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT o. THE Gsgsrl
ns. Just Sssn snOy i, ss
nsdno rs o V prE5er 70 hsdisnt servant
'''''D'' PARTIES H. EEosS. Bi sS Ss1or General
THE PRESIDENTS ORDER.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1872.
To Colonel W. II. EMORY. commanding Department Of the
The President directs that you hold your troops
suppress conflict OF armed bodies of men should
destruction Keep .s,s department Informed OF your &C
"'N 0' 0''s' Oh e S'' ToWssENb Aduant General
STORM GATHERING.
II A. M.-The people are assembling in Canal
street, near Dryades. Nearly all the police nave
been Withdrawn from their beats, and, armed as
infantry, have been concentrated about Mechanics
Institute. Several lines nave been thrown across
Dryades street. A number Of companies OF imam.
try are also on duty.
THE CARTER MASS MEETING.
12M.-Carter has just made speech to several
thousand persons at the Clay statue. He stated
that he had just received communication from
General Emory, and that United States troops
were in readiness to prevent conflict. lie coun-
sellcd forbearance, anu requested his friends, the
people, to MAINTAIN their organizations for future
action. There has been no conflict today.
BUSINESS IMPBDED.
p. M.-The stores along Canal street, from
Rampant street TO Camp street, are generally closed.
When Speaker Carter concluded his speech to-day
the crowd slowly dispersed. Canal street was un-
usually quiet this afternoon. The action or the
President In preventing conflict seems to give
GENERAL SATISFACTION
to the citizens In view OF the early coming Of the
Congressional Committee, WHICH promises peace
iul solution or the political troubles here.
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on he us
proving total loss crew saved and had reached Montev
s Es:s, Vi
which her under ne "a ss %
R %a aSa .da to
captain 20 steer for .n SS; when
The Temporary rudder, high strong
her on shore and she went to pieces.
sdssa D'.ni s0
faihom Hole. Bermuda, nh inst and was towed INTO s.
sss from 91 S witch a sSea
s he % snd iTs s ws
broken and sails blown away.
Psr sn's &.
Ua and @sis s p~Scs @
carried several sails and caused the vessel 20 strain and
scnn ELIZA WALTER tsr. Br,dsen, - days from Tam.
peo w,@ Al water aud extra ana with FORE
opmast sprung, anchored in Castle nar6or Bemuds 9Th
cesd on hsr yo1sse previous 70 the 18Th inst
scnB RICHARD BuLLwINELE-Thev vessel before reported
s;SGs 1qS o. ?s %
Warren, Nc, In 1885, and owned in Rockland.
scuR TRYALl, soue, from New York for Providence
went ashore 2Oh inst on Point Judith, and bilged.
Miscellaneous.
Purscr Rack of the steamship Henry Chauncey from
Asrnwa will please accept thanks for promptly for
warding our 6lcs and dispatches
Wbaemcn.
Arrived Hobart Town Oct 30, bark Matilda Sears, 0f
ford, Dartmouth with lI0U bbs sp oil.
Arrived at RUSSELL Bay Of Islands, Nov barks LOUISA.
slocam, NIB, aO es bone ltb Live Oak
$50 525 VIII aud 1000 lbs bone on board
23, ship Niger Grant do. 4U0 sp, 500 VIII.
Sailed from do Nov ~ banks Live Oak, 10 cruise James
Marry Smith. NIB do; 18th, Louisa, Slocum do do; son'
ship Niger, do, do: -, ~. @, e.or,
Il stated r s .ss Hi Pee 5s
crews Of tho Arctic feet sti remaining 81 the
rown Sydney Nov reports h Sssxs Lya Mara
clifford, Of Nh; Tamerlane fordham 49, ana norr%o
win, do date Brampton shoals, OIL not NI dated
from Capt Dimond OF bark III "a ~ ,s ., aimee
Jarvis Bay, Nov reports her having taken S|o DUE ~
last report -. ,s,,.. ~ Mr. dated
Bay OF Islands, Nov Is, oil since last repo@
Norfolk Island n few days Previous DARK o'o""'
Pbaro, Eli, oil aimee last report . Saith Of Nh
A letter board bark James mhuy ranortea
dated Bay Islands Oct 49, states OIL as oe,ore dated
letter from Allen, OF bark sea VI Rav of
Nov TO- reports with 2y2 bbIs sp oil since ea'S '"'
Islands. 80 ., hart Live Oak OF NIB,
dated Bay OF Islands Nov -, reports ns oud sa M
and bab bbs hppK Oil we'll, ready LOT sea; Nv njIe If
9 9S ,ps mi h. NJ San Francisco ~ the LIST oil April
,.,. p,.,. from pemarara for New yorx. Jan 10
Iat % Ia, long ~ ~
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OBITUARY.
James Lynch, Ex.SheriG.

James Lynch, ex-sherin OF New York county,
died yesterday at his residence, l64th street
and ST. Nicholas avenue. Mr.. Lynch was In the
nny.hrst year OF his age. lie was at one
period an active politician both In the city
and comfy Of New York. Through lie
10 the moment OIL MS decease he was respected by
large cree OF personal friends aud acquaInt-
ances SherlIf Lynch discharged the duties VI his
office on many dinerent trying and critical occa-
SONS, and was spoken Of for hrs exhibition VI the
qualities VI good Judgment and nImness.
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ARRIVALS.
REPnRTRn ny TIL

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Hermann IN G), RelchmaDn, Bremen, Jan y,
southampton 9Th, with mdse and passengers, to Oerehs
n Co.
steamship Henry chauncey Gray Aspipwau Jan 10 and
Kingston, J 10Th, with ndse and passengers To the pacc
Mall Steamship Go. Jan ~, at l0;1O AN, passed an Amer
can shp showing I'd dis pnd Ob76 private signal red pnd
white diamond. 49,. -.
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Carter on the Interference.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. %, 1872.
After announcing this evening the contents Of the
War Department despatch, Mr.. Garter spoke thus
''The United States troops and General Emory are
used to perpetrate infamies which would drive any
Northern or Western Stnte into revolution, and
winch will be uinteathered when the investigating
committee arrive"
The cry Lets fight! we're going in anyAcwr'
was raised by the crowd.
MR.. CARTER replied that the men who let their
passions overcome their reason would ruin any
cause. ~ FORBID" he said, "th0se acting under my
commission to take anv step which would bring
them into conflict with the veteran troops OF the
United States" He then ordered his men to rest
on Custom House street.
THE wARhOTHITE LEGISLATURE.
The Warmothites have now decided that 1t re-
quires fifty -four members Of the House and nine
teen OF the Senate 10 constitute quorum, thereby
annuning their action repeating obnoxious laws.
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BELOW.

Bark Kong Oscar (Nor), Larsen, from Taganroc, with
wool, TO MASTER .
Bark Atlantic, Dickerson, Martinique, with sugar. to
Trowbridge's sons.
Brig Haske from Nova Scotia (by pilot boat Abra'
ham Leggett, No ~.
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Emory's Neply-Ali Ready.

NmOty@B NepIy-AH xNeuuye
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 1872,
A telegram was sent from the War Department
keep troops in readiness to preserve the public
peace In New Orleans, aud subsequently the follow.
ing was received here from that cty:-
To General +. d. TOWNSEND Assistant Adjuant General
Washington
telegram received ordered
themselves readiuesL In the meantime have
proper furnish of tho conending parties
copy the telegram directing prevent
any CONFLICT between armed parties.
W.. H. EMORY, Major General.
wARMOTH CRIES OUT.
Governor warmoth has teiegraphcd TO rne tres'
dent enclosing q copy OF Speaker Carter's procla.
marion and copies OF handbis Of an innammatory
sr~---- ~. ~ srs4Is ala h'-.-.,..-.
Character, SAID 10 nave Deen uiss.iya!yH 10 the
streets, anu repeats his Request oy!foo0a.
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EW S,
OCEAN STEAMERS

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THB
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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SAILED.
Marine Disasters,

Ship Rhine, for London.
Wind at sunset SSw, fresh.
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s,,o,,,. / Sal. Dest;nat.on. OMc4
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giniR Constitution, and We find nothing Of
the kind In our present one.
9th. The political trick by which II Is
sought to carry the ratification Of the
Constitution upon the 4th Thursday Of
August by appointing the election Of Off.
Gers under that Constitution upon the
same day, in order TO enlist all candidates
In the success Of the ratification, deserves
the rebuke ofeyery voter who desires that
the vote upon the ratification or rejection
shall be fair one.
Is 1t Just, Is It honorable to make use Of
such meansl Is It not beneath the dIgni.
ty Of body Of men entrusted by the
people TO make Constitution? And
would not rejection Of paper thus sought
to be fastened upon Us, be q fitting re.
spouse to the majority Of that body who
would Stoop 80 low to conquer.
Could one Of those elected on that day,
rightiully take his office, IL summoned
before fair tribunal upon writ Of quo
warranto?
A MEArBER OF THE CONVENTION.
July 10, 1872.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

A PRIVATE letter from London says:
"Never did men dress so quietly. The
elaborate shirt fronts Of year ortwo ago
arc things Of the past. Plain shirts and
no studs are the order Of the day. In
fact If you desire TO be en- regle you must
initiate as near as possible the costume oil
the men servants. The attempt which
was tried last year to make male guests
look little more cheerful than mutes at
funeral by attiring them in a coat with
brass buttons and white waistcoats has
proved an entire failure. When unadorn.
ed adorned the most Is the rule for men.
Exactly the reverse holds good for wo.
men. They have contrived 10 monppolize
TO themselves all that Is pleasing in cos.
tune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

WORTH KNOWING. WHO that has
warts on their hands does not want 10 get
rid OF themS Hero Is o safe, sure and In.
expensive remedy. Put cents worth oil
copperas into gill OF soft water. Apply
this solution two or three times a day
rubbing into the warts, and letting It dry
in thoroughly. My little girl had twenty
or more warts, some Of them quite large.
l began to treat them as above six weeks
ago, and they are all gone but three, and
those are going iast-Cor. Eater Noes
Latter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

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Please Remember The Best is
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We are now prepared to ali orders, or put in
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Sd The great enemy OF the Pumps is frost,
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This Pump Cannot Freeze,
Because when the Pump is not In use the water
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4th. Freshness Of water Is always insured, as
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Ilh. 1t can be used In driven or bored well
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9TH. II Is single acting and pumps only with
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

A PENNSYLVANIA hotel man has gone
largely into the echo business, up in the
Lehigh Valley. He engaged a boy Il
secret himself behind ciump OF trees
and to repeat the words OF the visitors
who came to hear the echo. One day
there was no reply-the echo struck fol
higher wages; so the wonder.seekers
smashed his bottles for him, and treated
the boy to root.beer as q testimonial Of
regard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

A LATE decision inthe Chicago courts
gives verdict in favor of a lawyer who
lost his library by fire atler his policy Of
insurance had expired. No notice had
been given by the Company of the expi.
ration, and the Court decided that such a
notice was imperative. A good thing fol-
the Insurance Companies to make note
Of next time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

IT is understood that Judge CAMDEN
has concluded, since the Baltimore Con,
vention, not to prosecute GREELEY for
printing the New York Tribune in 1856.
The circulation Of the Tribune is not con.
sidered felony now among the Demo.
Gratis OF Harrison so much as it was when
two or three Republican citizens OF that
county were indicted for circulating it
during the FREMONT campaign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

CHoLERA.-We regret to hear that Mr..
Dennis Hall, respectable farmer in Lu.
beck township, died this morning Of
cholera. We are informed that he was
takec sick about five o'clock last evening,
and died about four o'clock this morning.
-Pdrkersbura Times and Gazette.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

MANY Of our readers win sympathize
with the Louisville Courier.Journal
which says: "If the weather does moi
grow cooler very soon, Mr.. Fahrenheit
in justice to his patrons, should at once
add a second story with u mansard ROOF
to his thermometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

AT Jacksonville, Lewis county, on the
9th inst, an unpleasantness arose between
AusBN WILSON and JOHN R. KEITH,
which ended in KEITH striking Wilson
on the head with a stone and killing him.
KEITH made his escape.
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DIED.

BAIRD.-At her late residence in Washington,
Pa, on Tuesday, July Is, 1871 at Gas P. n, Mrs
JANE ". BAIRD, widow OF George Baird, de.
ceased, in the sOth year Of her age. =
Tho funeral will take place from her late resi-.
denee on Thursday, July IS, 1872, at II A. n
Friends of the family are respectfully invited tc
attend. .-
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To the People of West Virginia.
Atthc earnest solicitation Of numerous eitizcnl
from all parts OF the State, I have consented "a
be an independent candidate for reelection fol
Tue ounce Of so'e'nO'' j. j. JACOB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

Col. R. s GARDNER, of C.arksburg an.
nounces himself as candidate for State
Treasurer. The Colonel as Lightning
Calculator possesses peculiar and UNI
usual qualifications for tho place. w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

GEN NoRTucorr, of the olarksburg
Telegraph announces himself as q can,
didate for the House Of Delegates from the
district composed Of Harrison, Barbour
and Taylor.
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Special Eotlces.

To Relieve Palms. Chollc, Wakefulnsss, 4c.
s. -
S1ch is the popularity Of this Remedy, that It
tertett 1t, using our sable wrapper and circulars
almost word for word, even to the color and gild.
Inc Of the same. An Intelligent and honest pub.
lie will ftown upon such attempts at deception,
and We shall hereafter prosecute to the full ex.
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