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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-06
The steamer Grey Eagle Sunk.

CINCINNATI, December 6.-The Ohron.
ieIe special says the Grey Eagle sunk at
James Landing, last night. She had a
barge IN tow, and struck stump one
hundred yards from the Indiana shore,
and sunk in twenty minutes, and will
probably prove total loss. She was
valued at $e5,0O0. Insured for $4,000,
mostly in Louisville offices.
CINCINNATI, December 5-The steam
er Grey Eagle, which sunk near Evans.
vile this morning, is partly insured in
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, December 5-The Cap
itol body ballotted for Senator without
any result, and adjourned until tomorrow
owing to the death Of 4 member elect,
who had not taken his seat with Thai
body but with the Court House body,
The Court House body did nothing.
One Of its members. Bennett, died during
the night: This is the second death since
the meeting Of the Legislature.
Senator Spencer lett for Washington
this morning.
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Tho EIectnrnl Yotn nr MIn.onrr

sT. LOUIS, December 5.-The dispatch
from Jefferson City last night stating that
the Presidential electors had adjourned
without voting Is q mistake. A ballot
was taken at a late hour with the follow
ing result: For President-B. Gra,z
Brown s. Thos. A. Hendricks Q; David
Davis !. For Vice President-B. Graft
Brown 9; G. W. Julian 8; John NJ. PAL
mer 8; Wm: s. Groesbeck l. E. A. Lewis
was elected messenger to carry the vote
10 Washington.
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lSPSSAA OioP3tSA W LuS AAkSLlk kGuSoE-AeIAlbQ
CHARLESTON, W. Va, !
November 4-11:40P. N.
The bill to remove the Capital was re.
jected to-day in the House, by q vote Of
50 to 80. Bridges, snider, (of Mononga-
lisO and Campbell, are absent. Albert
Lewis, (ot Lewis) voted for rejection and
carried it. ALPHA.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgenees.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. 8.
The vote on the Wheeling bill was re.
considered by thlrty.three to thirty.
Lewis, Legg and Taylor, Of Randolph
changed over. The bill was ordered to q
second reading. Great excitement.
ALPHA.
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ARKANSAS.
The Greeley Electors take their Turn
at Voting.

at Voting.
LITTLE Rock, December 5.-The Gree
ley electors Of this State assembled last
night, and claiming to have been elected
cast the vote Of the State for B. Gratz
Brown for President and Gen. N. P.
Banks, of Massachusetts, ,forViCe President.
They did this after being officially in
formed by the Governor that on canvass
OF the votes the Grant electors were de-
clared elected. They charge that the
latter result was reached through fraud.
They passed appropriate. resolutions on
the death Of Mr.. Greeley, Both sides IN
this State claim the election oFtheir ticket,
and will endeavOr TO install themselves in
office. "
The epizootic isworSe to-day. A mum
Der of new cases have appeared. All the
stables are closed. Ii!GW0N
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Weather Report,
Wan DEPA4T1ENF,
WAEHMGToN, D. O., December $3.50 P,H.I
PRoBABurT1Rs

oYTToT OF FHE CHrRP sIGNAr. OFNcSR,
WASHnaToN, D. O., December 6.-TSo P.H.
PROBABILITIES.
In the Northwest and thence over the
Upper Lakes and southwark 10 Arkansas
and Tennessee, rising barometer, south.
westerly to northwesterly winds, gener.
ally clear weather and lower tempera.
ture. In the Lower Lake region, south.
westerly winds, increasing pressures, and
colder, partly cloudy weather. In the
Middle and Eastern States and along the
line Of the Canadian stations, southwest.
ly to northwesterly winds, clearing and
colder weather, with higher barometer
tomorrow. In the Cult and South At.
lantic States, clearing weather and oc.
casional light rains, with northerly winds
and lower temperature tomorrow.
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The Greeley Press Fund.

NRw YORK, December 6.-Ben Wood,
Of the NetoI, has SUBSCRIBED one thousand
dollars 70 the Greeley Press Fund. Other
subscriptions Of a smaller amount are also
reported. including one from John Null
lAly, Of the Astropolitdn Record, for one
hundred dollars. pl' g.!
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"A Florida letter reports the fatal
shooting, at Ellisyllle, oI Leonard James,
colored, james Barr, merchant, and hIs
clerk and cousin, John Barr, BY two des.
peradoes named Widgate and Carroll,
The affair causes much excitement,
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BOSTON.

BosToN, December 6.-Garviu &
harves' stable, on Albany street, was
burned this morning; eighteen horses per.
hhed In the flames. The remains OF two
more human bodies have been found in The
ruins Of Walkers carriage factory which
was burned in the great FIRE; this makes
six bodies recovered from the same place
and laborers are digging for more,
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The Philadelphia police Wednesday
night 'raided the gambling establishments
on sth street, captured thirteen men and
the gambling parsphernslia.
"A cattle drover named Lynch had his
pocket picked In Chicago, while going
from the hotel TO the depot In an omni.
bus, last evening, Of $500.
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Convicted Of Murder.

CHEYENNE, Wy, December 5.-Muis-
Ter, a half bred Sioux, convicted Of mur-
der was sentenced, yesterday, by Chic
Justice Fisher 10 be hung January Cd,
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LOUISIANA.

Proclamation From Gov. Warmoth
Announcing Results OF the Elec-
tion.
NEW ORLEANS, December 5.-The Iol.
lowing proclamation was promulgated
this morning:
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dec. 5-Nearly all the newly
elected peers took seats in the Upper
House Of Diet to-day.
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BY TELEc
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Es1olusIvely . the IntsllIgenser.

(By the Western Union Limo.
Olice Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe cd, J
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River News.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 5.-River six feet
three inches falling.
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F0r Additional Dllpateaes w Nourth plo1
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WARRINGTON, December G.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent to the Senate the follow.
Ing nominations: Ward Hunt, Of New
York, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court ]. Lorr, Of North Carolina, Minis.
ter to Russia. The President has also ap.
pointed B. F. Gill, of Iowa, Pension Agent
at Des Moines, Iowa.
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CHARLESTON.
High Old Times at the Capital.
The Removal Fight in Full
Blast.
A Bill to Remove TO wheeling Reject.
ed then Reconsidered and Passed
10 Second Reading.
Great Excitement Among the
Charlestonians.
CHARLESTON, W. Va,

Special Dispatch to the IntOlllgencer-delDyOd.
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Petitions were presented for prohlba
tory liquor law. ..g,
Bills were introduced as follows:
By Mr.. Lewis, Of Vtrginia-To amend
the bankrupt law.
By Mr.. Wright, Of Pa.-Extending the
time for the construction Of railroad
from McGregor to the west end OF O'Brien
By Mr.. Ferry, Of Michigan-For a
court house and postoflce at Grand Ra-
pids.
By Mr.: Logan-To facilitate the ad-
ministration OF justice.
Mr.. Rice, Of Arkansas, unsuccessfully
attempted TO call up his resolution asking
why troops are TO be sent to Arkansas.
On motion OF Mr.. Scott, the Secretary
Of War was requested to furnish q iist OF
the officers retired or asking TO be retired
On motion OF Mr.. Morton, the Prest.
dent was requested 10 communicate in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-21
DR., Wells Extract Of Jurnheba

'DSYCHOMANCY.O OR SOUL CHARM
L ING" How either sex may fascinate and
gain the love and affections of any person they
choose, instantly. This simple mental acquire
gether with a marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle,
Dreams, Hints 10 Ladies', &c. \ queer, exciting
book 10000 sold. Address I. WILLIAM h co.
Pubs, Phila. mavls4w
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Prof. FOWLER'S GREAT WORI

On Manhood, Womanhood, and their Mutual In.
ter-reations Love, its Laws, Power, etc.
Send for specimen pages and circulars, with
terms. Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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on the Portland and Rochester railroad,
while engaged ia Stacking cars at the sta
ton in that city had his right hand horribly
crushed between the cars. 1t 10 estimated
that an average of one accident per day oc-
ours in the United States by the use Of the
old fashioned method of connecting railroad
cars; and it would be humane measure If
railroad managers would adopt some OF the
many improvements offered by inventors.
Eighteen thousand dollars were distributed
to the operatives of the Pembroke Iron
Works last Saturday. Money is plenty and
business good there, just at present.
Not long since marriage was solemnized
at Kendalls Mills, according to the Metho-
dist Episcopal service. The Bridegroom
reckless fellow-said his part quite bravely,
but the brides voice faltered and she paused
in the midst of the impressive ceremony. Her
little niece, bright little three years old,
thinking the naughty minister was compel
ling poor auntie to say something disagree
able, stamped her little foot and exclaimed in
tone of authority, "Auntie don't 90 thay
it. "-Waterville Mail.
A temperance meeting was held at the Re-
form School Thursday evening, and one hun
dred and nine members came forward and
enrolled their names.
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GRANITE HALL Augusta
FOURTH ANNUAL
M ASQUER ABE
Ball and Concert!
Grand Gala Night Of the Season
ut Granite Hall, augusta,
tuesday Evening, Feb. 27, 1872.
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS:

Augusta-Co. H. A. Dewitt, DR.. Geo. f. Brick
ett Col. j NJ. Haynes, " ID. Pinkham Horace NJ
Jordan o. q. Whitehouse, l Boorhby. H. S.
Osgood, DR.; Geo. W. Martin, J. w. Bradbury, Jr
Bangor-Gen. ID. White, o. NJ. Shaw; Boston
seth +. Pecker, J. F. Hill; Portand-Col. Geo W
Kicker, 5. Chadwick: Northumberland Ray
mond. p. S. Boothby; Deering-John Bell, n
Sawyer, F. o. j. Dodge; Gardiner-J. D. White B.
Lawrence, Jr. Damariscntta-Geo. F. Berry Chas
F. Norris; Wadoboro Henry Harrington, Geo
Bliss; Warren Edwin Smith, Jr.; Oldtown-Capt
Henry Drawn; Watefvilie-C. G. Carleton a. o.
smith; Skowhegan-E. C.. Mayberry, Chandler
Tultle; Beliast-L. ID. Woodward, Chas. II. Mitch
ell; Washington-IIram Bliss, Jr.; PASSPORT S
ID. Leavitt; Wscasset-Ed. Hubbard, 1hos. Call :
Bath-Geo. Fisher Frank a. Owen Kenduskeag-
Col John Il. Nickes West Observation-Disclosures
Frizzell; Lewiston-Samuel Smith, II. II. Dickey;
Winthrop-Maj. Z. T.. Bradford, DIR. Cochranc /;
Hampden-Gen James II. Butler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-26

THE GREAT HAIR Producer. Hair Oils
Pomatums and Pomades have had their day.
They belong to the musty past. Nobody that
understands the chemistry of the hair and the
philosophy of its growth thinks of using them.
Instead of clogging the pores Of the scalp with
thick onguents, and thus obstructing the in.
sensible perspiration which is essential to The
health of the ibers, we now tone the surface
of the head with an invigorating application
which penetrates to the roots Of the hair and
stimulates them in the same way that the fer
tilizing agents spread over the meadows slim
ulate the grass roots and cause the blades to
spring up in myriads, coating the earth with
verdure. The invigorant best adapted to this
purpose is LYONS KATHAIRoN. 1t may well
be called the fertilizer of the head. To the
barren scalp it communicates the vegetative
power. If the hair is dropping out or becom-
ing dry und withered, it arrests the process
of dilapidation or blight. The hair thickens
and becomes glossy and flexible under its ge-
NAL operation, and as a dressing it is unap-
preached by any preparation that has yet
been laid on the toilet of Fashion.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Judge David Davis of Illinois accepts the
labor reform nomination for the presidency
Washington's birthday was celebrated at
the Presbyterian church in Montreal with an
Grafton by the Rev. Mr.. Wells and BAN
quet in the evening.
Mr.. Monckton, conservative, has been
elected to the British Parliament from North
Nottinghamshire, to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Speaker Denison.
Secretary boutwell, has reversed a decision
of the internal revenue department suspending
the collection of taxes on canned fruits,
syrups, etc., and directed the collections to
be made.
The national prohibitory convention a.
Columbus, o., nominated James Black of
Pennsylvania for President and John Rus
sell OF Michigan for Vice President Women
were admitted as delegates to the convention,
and the platform adopted contains woman
suffrage plank.
The passenger train north on the Cincin-
natl and Louisville Railroad on the 23d fell
through bridge miles north of Ellison
station. The locomotive passed over safely.
The structure went down with two passen-
ger cars, baggage, express and mail cars,
which were all piled together in a mass OF
ruins below. The front passenger car was
| reduced to splinters, while others Jared but
little better Fragments of the first car were
soon in flames, but by the promptness of the
engineer they were soon subdued. There
were about 60 passengers on the train; OF
this number were killed, and so wounded
Surgeons and supplies were sent from Gov
ington. Thirty were seriously wounded.
In the Senate, Friday, bill was passed to
prohibit the issue of notes or bills as circu-
lating medium except by banks. A number
of bills were introduced. The French arms
resolution was taken up, and Senators Trum-
bull and Morton made speeches which had
little to do with the subject. No action was
taken. The Senate adjourned until Monday.
In the House the diplomatic appropriation
bill to reimburse the College of William and
Mary in Virginia for damages during the war
was considered in committee of the whole.
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Aggravated Indigestion.

Persons who are predisposed to dyspepsia, find
their suferings from this cause greatly aggravated
by damp weather, easterly winds, and sudden
changes from mild to chilling atmosphere. In
the Spring, therefore, the pangs of indigestion are
seriously augmented by the atmospheric variations
peculiar 10 the season, and it is incumbent upon
all who desire to pass through the ordeal of its cold
mists and insalubrious gales with easy stomachs,
and untormented by the indescribable torments
which accompany dyspepsia, TO tone and strength
en- the digestive organs with healthful and eff
fective vegetable invigorant; and no one at all
familiar with the medical record of the age, can
question for one moment that Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is the Tonic best adapted to this purpose
The credentials of the Great Restorative are IN
equalled in number and character by those of any
other advertised medicine in the world. If ever
there was a preparation TO rank National
Remedy, this wonderful specific has a fair claim
to the title. For period of twenty years it has
literally been the Champion Tonic and Alternative
never been approached by any of its would.be
vance OF those of any other medicine of its class,
conclusions is inevitable. Either the American
people are deficient in common sense, and incapa-
Bile of rational discrimination, or Hostctter's
Btters is the best preventive remedy for INDUCES
ton, fever and ague, bilious remittent fever, con-
stipation, rheumatism, nervous complaints. and
all maladies of an epidemic or endemic type. The
reader will Judge tor himself which of the two
illusions is most consistent with fact and reason.
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News From WASHINGTON.

Washington, "a. 1t was ascertained on in
quiry to-day that neither President nor Sec
rotary of the Treasury had heard anything
whatever about the contemplated resignation
of Collector Arthur of New York.
The balance in the Treasury to-day is
coin $40, lS7, 700, currency $40, 425,572, GER
tifcates $50, 526, 900.
Senator CARAT Davis is SO much better
that his physic believe he will be able to re-
turn to his home in Kentucky next week.
Washington, %. deputation has ar
rived from Omaha in the interest of Nebraska
to oppose the transfer of the eastern terminus
of the Union Pacific Railroad to Council
Bluffs.
Among the papers recently sought to be
filed with the American and British Claims
Thurston who claims TO have made legal
purchase of the United of America at pub
lie auction at the capital of the State of Maine
January 5th, 1870. When and where by vir-
ture of her right she sold and purchased the
State of Maine. Accompanying the me-
mortal is pamphlet entitled, ga new art or
principle in law for settling questions with
out war, discovered and disclosed by Mrs.
Jane Thurston, proprietor of the United
States, to wit forfeiture for breach of COW
enant or treaty to the party injured
The Senate committee on privileges and
elections will o-morrow submit a report re
garding the claim of General Abbott to be
Senator from North Carolina.
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STATE NEWS.

The semi-annual examination of the classes
at Westbrook Seminary took place ON Thurs
day and Friday, and drew to it quite a num-
Der of the prominent friends OF the institu-
ton from abroad. The classes acquitted
themselves well, the method of instruction
being satisfactory in results and the discip-
line good.
List Of patents issued to citizens of Maine
for the week ending February 20.
ID. Bultnch, Freeport, and Frank Bull
finch, Waldoboro, Moving Machine.
Under date Of February ~, 1872, 233 Pa
tents will be issued. During the week end
ing Feb. 10, 44S applications and Go caveats
were filed.
The Belfast Journal mentioned recently
that woman in neighboring town had pur-
chased Of lIowes & Co., several hundred bot
ties Of Ayers Cherry Pictorial, and taken
them all. Last week Aver sent her ten dol
lars worth of the medicine. She is probably
the premium customer.
On Tuesday morning a fire broke out in
the building of Mr.. Alven Lord, in Solon
used for store and dwelling, which was with
difficulty subdued after damage had been
done to the amount of about a $1,000, which
was covered by insurance.
The citizens Of Bethel Hill held neetlng
Saturday, 18th inst, and subscribed three
thous sand dollars to be used either for the
erection of building, or to be loaned to a
party who will establish the business of man.
ufacturing boots and shoes in that village.
The Wing learns that the dwelling house
of Mr.. Charles Lindsey of Milo, situated
about one mile from the village, took fire
Friday forenoon and was totally destroyed
The barn was saved.
The Fairfield Savings Bank has secured
deposits to the amount Of over $40, 0oo-all
of which is well invested.
The PASSPORT Sentinel says that schooner
took cargo of 10000 herring to Boston, a
short time since, where they were sold at a
fair price.
The Portland Press says that on Friday
forenoon, Alonzo A. Chase, baggage master
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WHAT Is FIrALITY?-Some philosophers
call it Animal Magnetism, some Nervous
Force others Caloric, but by whatever name
it may be called, the thing meant is the main
spring of existence; it is the principle we in
herit, and which may be nourished by proper
attention to the requirmen!s of the body and
the avoidance of excuses; it is wasted or
destroyed by overtaxing the mind with study
or anxiety and Incorporate indulgences, in
deed it requires an expenditure of vitality for
every thought or action. When the body and
the brain are well balanced, the stomach is
capable Of restoring the waste; but when the
brain is large in proportion, the stomach is
incapable of supplying it; in other words. the
expenditure is too large for the income. Here
lies the cause of so much suffering from dis
eases ofthe Heart, Liver, Stomach and Lungs,
and Fellows Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites is the only preparation known which
imparts this vitality directly, and consequent
ly the power to overcome disease.
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ping at Torguay for his health died there to.

ping at Torguay for his health died there to.
day.
Disraeli will deliver two public addresses
in Manchester during the eastern holidays.
Antwerp, "a. There is no dimunition in
the number Of persons who gathered here.
The streets are full this forenoon with peo-
pie and great excitement prevails. Orders
have been issued forbidding persons grouping
a. any point. City disturbances are imminent.
The mayor of this city issued proclama-
ton to-day calling on citizens to have some
respect for Count Chambord, announcing
that ample measures would be taken to sup
press any disorder which may occur. The
strangers in the city and the populace con-
tinued their hostile demonstration towards
each other tonight, but there was no out
break. A heavy rain finally dispersed the
crowds.
Florence, %. General Sherman, Admiral
Alden, Lieutenant Grant and party of
American residents and visitors went to
rompeey yesterday and had picnic among
the ruins. The party returned to Naples
much pleased with the excursion.
Five distinct shocks of earthquake were
felt at Leghorn on Saturday night, which
caused much alarm but no damage.
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Music by Chambers Full Band.

Concert to commence at O'Clock, one hour pre-.
vious to the Grand Entree of the Masked Dancers.
Mrs. Wilson, (assisted by Miss Bailey has been
engaged by the Committee to furnish Costumes for
this occasion. Costumes will be on exhibition at
the Mansion House Sample Rooms on Water street
on Monday, February 2Gth, at O'Clock, A. NJ
The sale of seats VI be opened at Perce's Book
store, where diagram of the Hall can be
seen, on Friday, Feb. sd, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Masks for sale at George Hunts Water Street Or.
ders for Carriages to be lett at the Mansion House
Supper will be served in the rooms below the
Hall, from y 10 O'Clock. Tickets for supper TO be
had at the Ticket ONCE.
No person admitted to the Floor of the Hall un.
less Masked and in Costume. Ladies in full ball
dress with masks. will be admitted The Hall
Floor will be reserved for the dancers entirely
EH-Tarties attending the Ball from stations on
the Maine Central Railroad will receive free re-
turn ticket application to j. W. Clapp, General
Ticket Agent, at the Office at the depot in Augusta
TICKETS TO THE DANCE, sloo.
Front Seats IN the Gallery and Stage, 10 cents.
All others, 30 cents. feb20 iTTSSM