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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-01
THE PREsTDENcY.

Mr.. Greeley Defines his Position.
He will not support Grants.His
Nomination will Imperil Repub.
lican Success.
NEW YORK, January 31.-Horace Gree
ley in the Tribune to-day says that though
he does not exalt the one term principle
above every other consideration, yet he
has adhered to it over thirty years, never
supportinga q President for reelection but
once. He says that he has reason for be-
lieVing that Grant assented to the one
term principle less than four years ago.
He does not say that Grant will not, ii
nominated, be elected; but he will not
support him, and that his nomination
renders doubtful u Republican triumph
which a one'term pledged candidate
would make certain.
1.-THE New York press agent sends the
following correction: In item sent to the
evening papers about Mr., Greeley on the
Presidency, suppress word, 'sBut he .will
not support him." and make read as fol.
lows: HE does not say hewill not snp.
port him, but that his nomination, &c."l
DOolITTLE ls coNFDENT.
A Washington dispatch says that Hon.
J. X. Doolittle is in that city and is con,
tident of the success ofthe new moVement,
and is in favor OF Mr.. Trumbull for the
Presidency.
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Alexis at LonisuiIle.

LOUISVILLE, January 31.-The Grand
Duke and suite were driven around the
city to-day and shown the fine residences,
city buildings, &C., and visited the Louis!
Vile d Nashville Railroad Comnanv's
works. They lunched at the Kentucky
Club Rooms. All the party expressed
themselves highly pleased with the visit,
aud l.t,, ,odmired the private mansions and
puDlc edlnces. AltOr lrInch the Duke
with three citizens, took Mr.. III. Lewis
Clark's phaeton and drove of RAPIDLY,
leaving the suite behind, having a free
and informal drive about the city.
Having expressed q desire to see
Howard d Co.'s models of vessels
built at the Jefersonvllle ship ward,
MIR. Howard brought them over 10 the
Gait House this evening for inspection,
and all were very much pleased with the
examination. Theparty leave al 0 o'clock
tomorrow morning for the Mammoth
Cave, accompanied by a number of ladies
and gentlemen. After brief exploration
ot the Cave they will return to the rail.
road and proceed to Memphis. The party
go by special train. 'tg.fH ~ -
The Duke and suite attended the Opera
House and occupied a private box espe.
ciaIly fitted up and decorated for thc
occasion. J. Parson Price sung the wei.
coming with George +. Fuller, manager
Of The Opera House. The hall was packed
with people. Iyg I6T l'F f''''''i :
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The New. orleans Investiea,iop n

New oRLEANs, Jan. 3!.-AIr. Mon.
cure, Of Caddo, Gen, Emory, Capt. Smith,
d. s. Arncy, Capt. Barr, OF the Wilder.
ness, Collector Casey and Chief OF Police.
Badger, testified before the Congressional
Committee.
Mr.. Barr admitted that there were
seventeen Senators on the Wilderness.
Hc was obeying orders.
MIR. Carey stated that the Senators
we're on the Wilderness waiting until
other members arrived, giving the reform.
ers q majority. He considered that he
had done his duty rs citizen, but admit
ted that he had committed an error In
allowing the Wilderness to be used.
Mr.. MonCurc testified that the propsi-
ton to impeach the Governor was not o
part of the compact first formed by the
Democrats and Republicans.
Action was brought by the State, before
the Eighth District Court, to-day, against
F. ]. Heron, tax collector, and his bonds.
men, charging Heron with being de-
taulter TO the amount OF over 5000
Heron is the party who published a
statement in certain New York papers Of
January 10, questioning the yeracity Of
the Associated Press dispatches hence;
The st. Louis Hotel will bc reopened
tomorrow under tho superintendent OF
Alr, Hiram Cranston, formerly OF New
York. '''' -
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THERE must have been break in the
blockade at Charleston few days ago,
as we received mail matter from there
yesterday. We bring report of matters
in Convention and Legislature up to the
latest dates thus obtained. We find very
little in the reports Of the Legislature that
is of theslightest value as news, and con.
fess for ourselves that we DON'T banker
after such reading as the Convention re-
ports furnish. We hope our readers may
have different tastes and may relish the
four or five columns Of the solemn doings
of the solons which painful duty asjour.
nalists obliges us to inhict on olem this
morning.
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For Sale.

,,AIEOFVERY D DESlRABLE REAL
= EsTATE-AN EXCBLLhsSr DvSiNsGI0 yoIsoa h.
Standby virtue o. w ~ Sus saSiaHoert from
tno Tnna 5Sted January 9th, 1874, and record.
h,st ~ ,hs Pscorder's ONCE Of Ohio county, West
" Vita,nIs he win offer for sale At public auction,
', ,Sn sscnt door Of the Court House ot ONO
county Aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of February. ls7a,
a, ,Oorlock A. N, the following described desira.
hie raj estate, tO.wlt: Parts oflon numbered one
ITndrrd and seventeen w and thirty'scyen ~,
sitasic at the corner Of Market alley, on AArEet
snSSTs. In the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
~, TIrgInIR: said property ifonting on Market
.nscs twenty (3O) feet and Ave and one.half on
Ibrhes. and running back WeBtWardly the same
width 10 the depth Of ninety'iour (9a) ieet, Ana
sitqate on the north side OF said alley and west
OF said Market space.
The terms Of said sale will be one.thlrd OF Tue
purchase money cash In hand, One.third IN slG
months from the day OF sale, with Interest there'
nm nom Raid dayof sale, and one.thlrd In twelve
month"; rom the day Of sale, with Interest there.
on from said day Of sale, the purchaser giving ms
negotiable notes with personal security gAtlsAc'
tory TO the undersigned for sAid deferred lnsLAI'
meIts, but the purchaser may pay MS slld notes,
or any part thereof at the time Of sale thus STOP
ping Interest on the amount paid on SAID notes.
said property will be sold nee rom incum'
bFances, except the right OF dover ~ expectancy
vest until the death Of LRne and is OF little con-
sequence and may never vest.
ihIs property 10 the most desirable Grocery
stand in this city, having three story brick
iSpiS j. o. PRNDLRToN, Trustee.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEw York, January 31.-Many per.
sons who are charged with furnishing
supplies TO the city departments in tho
accounts published yesterday, represent
that they never received, The moneys
charged them. 1t also appears that many
OF the articles were never furnished. The
disbursements for bureau repairs publish.
cd to-day, show that quarter Of q million
dollars was paid out Eighty thousand Of
this ranks as repairs of police and civil
courts, though not one tenth OF the
amount was actually expended. Hf sl
The Republican General Committee,
last evening, elected John G. Townsend
President, and John ]. o 0'Brien, Secretary.
The Coroner Jury last night, rendered
a verdict that Mrs. Fanny HYDE, killed
Geo. w. Watson, in williamsburg. Two
OF the jurors considered the shooting ius.
tifiable. ~. '
At Kingston, yesterday, Miss Fowler
was awarded four thousand dollars DANA
ges against Mr.. Martin, for not marrying
her. .... - ltI--'..- -,
The Commissioner of Appeals, In the
case OF Rawson against Pennsylvania rail.
road company, have decided the limita.
tion Of liability to 500. The loss Of bag.
gage is not in the contract awarded the
plaintiff. She received $4,000 damages
for her baggage lost by the defendant.
The General Sessions Grand Jury, are
in doubt whether to refind indictments
against the ring men. They have not
time to bring witnesses before them. No
their term expires Saturday. an
Samuel G. Courtner today secured a
stay Of proceedings IRON Judge Barnard
In the case Of the Supervisors Of the coun.
ty against Connolly, until March 10Th, by
which time the Court Of Appeals arc ex-
pected TO decide the case Of the people
against the x-Comptroller. Iii l. M
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Ohio Legislature.

CoIuMDus, Jan. 3l.-A bill was passed
making the breaking into railroad cars in
the night season, burglary. a- ,g'l.
Bills were introduced authorizing coun-
ties, cities and towns TO sell railroad stock
held by them, and reinvest the proceeds
IN new railroads; to provide ior the sale
Of Illuminating oils: to compel sheritts to
pay over the public money to their sue.
cessors; to punish superintendents and
contractors on public werks for making
q false estimate for work or material.
a bill was introduced in the Senate this
afternoon to provide for the protection
and education Of children employed in
manufactures and mines. fi - .a
A resolution was offered appropriating
$4,000 to build q monument TO the
memory Of President Harrison.
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CHICAGO.
Increase of Smallpox.

CHICAGO, January Sl.-The report Of
the Sanitary Superintendent shows ~
deaths from, smallpox during the past
seven days, and he declares that the dis
case is sin on the increase. There are
now go patients in the new and 8 in the
old hospital. Seven physicians have been
prosecuted for not properly reporting the
cases occurring in their practice. DR..
Rauch believes that the recent intensely
cold weather has increased the epidemic.
The first militia to reorganize since the
fire Is the Mulligan Zouayes, John j.
Healy being elected captain. Llsg
A scheme is on foot to consolidate in
two mammoth. buildings all the banking
institutions Of the city. "s Wv q
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January 3l.-Mr. Fitz.
hugh, OF Saginaw, was before the Senate
Committee ON Finance this morning, ar.
g1ling against reduction OF tho salt duty.
A delegation Of iron and wooden maui.
iacturers from New York and Pensylva-
MA, anu representative from the iron
manulaeanres Of PittSburgh, were also be-
The delegation appointed by the Ma.
tional Convention which met in Balti-
more last fall, appeared before the Senate
Committee on Naval Affairs to-day, and
submitted their theory OF the best means
Of revivlng the American ship building.
They will be heard by the House Naval
Committee tomorrow, wv
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"OLD PRoBABI1lT1Rs. Gen. A1nRaT
]. MYER. Chief Signal officer of the U. s:
A, whose probabilities" as to tho wealth.
.er has become an interesting and valuable
part OF each days news, has favored US
with a copy Of his annual report to the
Secretary Of War, for the fiscal year end.
ing June 80, 1871. 1t contains much Gu
'rious information respecting meteorologi-
cal science as now employed by the gov
ernment in the interests Of the public
and more particularly of the Lake and
coast marine.
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The Custom House Innnirr.

New YORK, January 31.-The Custom
House investigation was resumed this
morning. A communication was read
from D. 3. L. Rogers, complaining Of the
conduct OF the welghers in reference to a
cargo consigned 10 his house. Babcock g.
Porter will be heard on Friday.
B. II. Hutton sent in letter stating that
the tieecing system was commenced under
Leet y Co., and still continues.
Charles Bellows testified that some Of
hls brandy was stolen while in charge Of
the custom officers. He thought that the
inspector had a knowledge Of the theft.
Losses OF that kind were frequent.
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UTAH TERRrroRY.

SALT LAKE. january lin the House
this evening the committee to express the
sense OF that body ON the veto message Of
the admission act, reported a resolution
that the statements in the message were
unsound, false, disgusting, and an insult
70 the people OF the territory. II was
unanimously adopted. Ajoint resolution
was adopted 10 take the place OF thevetoed
message. T iLtl
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Omaha and the U. p. Railroads
Contract Between City and Come

SDm0na ana tne Us Fs ha1IfOauss
Contract Between City and Com.
. pany. 3h
1 OMAHA, January 31.-There was re.
corded at this place to-day deeds Of lands
from the city Of Omaha to the Union Pa.
cifc Railroad Company which had been
| purchased by the city at cost Of $500, 900,
and which. In addition to $250,0O0 in
Douglas county, Neb., bonds, have been
delivered to the railroad company. The
contract with and consideration from that
company embodied in the deeds being
I hat 1t will construct and maintain q rail-
road bridge over the Missouri river at
{ Omaha; that the eastern terminus Of tho
Union Pacific shall be and remain at
Omaha; that all transfers of freight,
passengers, baggage, mail and express
matter east and west shall, after the COM
pletion of the bridge, be made upon the
grounds donated in this city; that the
Union Pacific Railroad Company will
within one year expend on the depot
buildings ON these grounds not less than
one hundred thousand dollars; all ma
chine, car shops and general offices of the
company to remain at Omaha, ". ~
Thus is settled a question about which
there has been much discussion for the
past two years. Nine OF the eleven
spans of the bridge are already completed
and the other two are In progress and will
probably be completed by tho first Ol
March next, so that trains will pass over
the bridge. aa "..f. .-''
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THE CAPITAL.

Frozen Up Tight-.Conventton Doing
Little.
CINCINNATI, January 3l.-The Kama.
wha river Is frazen solid at Charleston,
W. Va, but one mail reached there in q
week.
The Constitutional Convention is hold
ing short daily sessions,but waiting for
the committees to report before beginning
active business.
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Kansas I,egislatar,e.

TOPEKA, January 81 The bill to re-
move political disabilities, which has been
killed twice, got on the calendar again to
day in the House and was passed.
The amendment to the bill providing
for the government Of the Penitentiary
was adopted, which declares that no con.
vict shall be forced in attendance to
church to listen TO doctrines which he
does not believe! -. -
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Weather Report.
wAR DEPARTnExr,

oHPlcE oPTm CHrEF sIGxIL oYTfcER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., Jan. Sl-7:S0 ?. II.
The barometer will probably fall on
Thursday over tho entire country east Of
the Mississippi, with cloudy weather and
light winds on the Gull coast and Middle
and Eastern States, Partially cloudy
weather with rising temperature will
prevail in the South Atlantic States. Dan.
gerous winds are not anticipated for to.
night s. f.i'. III.
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Books lOpRNED.-The books of the
Wheeling & Tuscarawas Valley Railroad
Company are openst to-day forslbscription
at The First National Bank of Bridgeport.
We should like 4olle able to, report to.
morrow that die sSa per cent (sSOOOOOy
on the capital stock Of the company has
been subscribed.
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srEuBENvrLLE had a small fire yester.
day morning. The frame dwelling o.
LEWIS McELFREsu was discovered to bt
on fire in the garret. A hole was cut in
roof and it was soon extinguished. I Th.
water froze on everything it touched, and
WALTER MCELFREsH, a young man, slip
ped on the icy roof and fell to the grourt
receiving severe injuries.
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FRANCE.
Theirs In No Hurry for German
b .-L EYRGnnIinn. --

ia .gah Evacuation. WI D.
New York, january 3l.-A special
from Paris says that Thicrs, in discussing
with the Rothschild project for the further
evacuation Of France by the Germans,
said: II would like to see the end Of the
occupation If we had a stable government
and settled public opinion. AS It is, II the
Germans were gone we would have worse
demagogucs. Bonapartists would come
forth and I'M few days all the calamities
ota relentless party strife would take their
place. ! will yield though, with regret,
to the general desire, but consider thai
the presence Of the Prlssians Is guaran.
tee OF peace and good order" 7,''
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Manufacturing Match.

HAnIplx, January 81 .AFultonspropo
aL TO row Brown at Springfield. Mass,
has not been accepted, though the match
viii probably take place on the Kennebec.
The international curling match Is like
" to provo failure, owing to disagree'
Inent as to the choice oflocality. a5s y.
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AcouNTRY exchange promises to "print
list of all delinquents next week so 1t
may be seen Why our paper is slclG nigh.
unto death.n = uEs RAsR ES
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Afraid of the Geneva Conferences. :.
Will NOtAbide Its Decision.

Afraid OF the Geneva Conference.
Will NOtAbide Its Decision.
New York, January 3l.-A special
from London says the impression prevails
there that the Geneva Commission will
necessarily disappoint the hopes Of It's
friends; that In the end II viii prove o
tailnre. II the Conference should decide
to favor the claims, no English govern.
ment would accept the result; no Parlia.
ment would vote money; hence the
movement would stop afH9 P
The argument of the Times is that the
English should demur the claims as an in.
direct damage. II the court rejects the
demurrer, she should withdraw from the
case. This Is not an argument addressed
to the government, but Is the government
view put out as ieeler. The govern.
ment says VIC cannot acquiesce In the
construction which we are determined not
to acknowledge, if proved against US.
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The Favorite soap,
Manufactured by r. REID, Wheeling, ". Va,

claim that 1t cannot be excelled, lst, In purl.
ty and quality; ID, In economy, becanSe Il h
Arm and hard Gs soon as made and will not Rhrink
when exposed 70 the atmosphere, like most
soaps do. 1t will therefore wash half a much
more a. the soaps now In market At the Rame
price 30, ForPeriection In waahing. You must
wash with pure, clean soap, or you cannot haye
clean, white clothes. USe uts Fdvorin Soar and
you VIII have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and fAultlesS, and guarantee that
y Wih not inlure the skin or the most delIcato
h6rics: 4th, l claim for It an advantage over IN
othefs IN that II will bear leaving In water for
or 9ho9rs without inJuring 1t. Other SOAPS arc
rendered useless by forgetting them IN nc tub
or basin after using. Please enauire oi yoar
grocer for the Fayorlte SoSp, and you wifi be
convinced that II 10 the beat,
CAufioN.=EAch bar Is stamped "Mnsrg and
Hechdntcs' PdU0fih Soap, DdnufdcfuTEi bv n.
Reid. Whsellng, ", VdH -
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by .t
... EDWARD REID,
Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
aug99 Wheeling, W, Va,
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Mr.. GREELEY says he thinks GRANTS
denomination would endanger the success
of the Republican party ip the coming
election, and he says squarely he will not
support him. JItlh
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| sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold oil the lots offered al $50 each,
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on Inc
east side OF Rlm and Chestnut streets and or.
telding to the river. Price from $500 70 81 600
Saea: according 10 size and location. Terms,
"neIonrth O cash, residue In equal nstAllments al
one two and three years.
JNo. P. GILCHRIsT,
AuEa .asrs 4sss At Top Mn.
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OLD FATHER GRrMEs, the Good Old
Man, Is nominatedior President by the
Dubuque Telegraph. r, y.
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SALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

| offer at private sale the Patterns, FlasES and
Fixtures 10 Union Foundry, belonging TO the late
hEn Of W. W. Miller & Co. -.
The purchaser can secure q reasonable lease OF
the Foundry and grounds. The building 10 b6
Ieetby Is feet, centrally located with,goOd light
which cannot be Obstructed, and contains all the
necessary appliances OF u ArSt-class JobbIng
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
lan9 f'" a - Receiver,
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7 $, FAlRFAX,

ARCHiTECT AND SUPERINTENDENT.
oFPISEs5Crangle Block, Market st., Wheeling,
"'NA' and AaN. ID 81, aSnssyins, o.
" rsg Special attention given to Public Buildings.
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OYSTERS OYSTERS | OYSTERS

JoMN @. HEFTLY, in Odd Fellows' Hall
!Stms bis friends that no Il nov recelyinR daily
st spe nnest Oysters ever brought 10 this market
y. rneh he viii sell ct wholesale or by the can al
EI, TS lowest possible ratea. Remember the place,
SM Ss, aud supply yourselves with dellcOaa bl.
'A"Ss. RuR2l
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Tho BRICK HOUSE l reside iu. on Main
street, between now and April /, 1874,
u! E3t Eent-One Small frame House and one
a nnek House, both on the leland. Possession
ISn, EnSn immediately. Apply at THEODORE
rtNhS Feed Store, on Quincy st. dec29
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MCKRrvEY, ,ofths McLlure House news
depot, has our thanks for Cincinnati
papers in advance Of the mails.
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GheGlttelliaerree1s.

SENATOR BAKER will accept our thanks
for copies of Legislative and Convention
journals Ealssa s. - 80 n q
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ByvIrtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court l0I
Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered on the 10th
day Of November, 1871, In Q cause In ehaneery
pending In said Court, wherein William w.
ShrlyCr Is complainant, and John Gallagher and
others are defendants, shAllon
SATURDAY, tho 10th day Of February, 1874,
at O'Clock A. NJ, proceed to sell at public Auc.
Ion, to the highest and best bidder, at the front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, West
Virginia. the following described property, that
10 stOBay:
"A certain piece or parcel Of land situate on
the west eide Of Morrow street, between Union
and Madison streets, and In that part Of the city
OF Wheeling called Buena Vista, and deBlRnRted
on the plat Of the said addition as lot No. and q
part OF lot No. ). The said piece OF land fronts
on Morrow street nlnety-six feet and running
back westward twenty feet, no more or less
with all the buildings or improvements thereon
or thereantO belonging; being the same property
that was conveyed 10 John Gallagher by John
Crawford and wirc by deed dated September I'd,
1867" -
TERMS or SALE, Cash.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
IaniS Special Commissioner
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HANNIBAL FORBES,
JanlS special Commissioner

TOR sALE.-I OFFER FOR IN
II sale the House situate on the corner NJ
Of 9Th and Denny streets. The House 10.
Of brick and contains store room and SIX rooms
IOr dwelling purposes. Enquire Of
L. JUERGENS, !
On the premises,
Or WIN. JUERGENS,
janl7' On John street, between 6th and 9Th