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SATURDAY, JANUARY Goth,

Al O'clock A. NJ, on the prImIses. The Farm is
one OF the best In Belmont county; the soil OF
The best lime stone; over 100 acres under CultiVa.
lion, the balance well tlmbGred. Upon the Farm
Is large Brick Dwelling, having an excellent
spring OF never failing water In the yard, large
barn, Mllk House and other Outhouses. Also, q
double Log House, suitable for a tenant house,
and an orchard Of choice fruit The Farm can
be easily div ded by the county road into two
nearly equal parts, and make two farms Of 70 10
Is acres each. and would make excellent Garden
or Dairy farms, being withlng one. half mile OF
the ferry at the loot of the Island.
The Coal ia OF the best quality, fully equal 10
any about Wheeling. The tract will be sold
as whole or in parcels. and either with or
without the coal, as may suit purchasers, or the
land and coal will be sold separately II desIred.
TRIMS oP SALE-0ne. third cash In hand, bal.
ance In two equal pAymeRtS ofOne and two years,
with interest from day of sale.
For Information inquire Oh the premises, or oi
Stone 4 Thomas, Wheeling, or
JAMES KELSY, Administrator,
Jams West Wheeling, Ohio.
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GEORGIA.
InauguratIon of Gov. Smilh.

"a AM ANITA. January 12.-Gov. Smith
come to the chair in response 10 a CoM I'I, oi
the people, after long and cherries
night OF misrule, He intended to stand
forth fairly by the Constitution and laws
and 10 carry out the objects oil all civil
governments. The Chief Magistrate must
not only call around him honest men, but
he must have his own hands clean. He
alluded to the debt created by ex. Gov.
Bullock, and asserts that Georgia will
pay all her legal Indebtedness, and that
repudiHtion is not dreamed of.
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Wisconsin Legislature.

MADISON, January 12.-In the Assem-.
bly, this morning resolution was offered
in favor of postal telegraph. A resolu.
ton in favor Of one term for President
was referred 10 the Committee on Federal
Relations A resolution was adopted for
a joint committee Of nine on Congressional
appointments and Legislation, made neces.
sary by the passage OF constitutional
amendment cutting off local legislation;
also thanks to Gov. Fairchild for the
promptness with which he took tho re-
sponsibility and acted for the relief Of the
sufferers by the northwestern fires. Bills
were introduced to make liquor sellers re-
sponsible for damages, and a memorial 10
Congress for the renewal Of the St. Croix
land grant and change Of route to the
Chippewa valley.
The Senate elected Hon. Q. G. vii.
liams as President pro tenn.
Both branches have adjourned.
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BY TELEcRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgencer.
By tho Western Union Line.
oaiee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stay
MISSOURI.
A New Plan OF Aiding Railroads BY
State Credit,

"a new ran OF Aiding Railroads by
State Credit.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. ia bill has been in.
troduced in the Legislature to facilitate
the construction Of railroads 10 this State.
The principal feature is provision to
issue to all new broad guage railroads
$4,000 per mile in State bonds, and
5000 per mile to narrow guage roads /;
all roads receiving this aid to pay into the
State treasury 2 per cent annually Of
their gross earnings, to be applied to the
to the payment ofinterest on the bonds and
create q sinking fund to pay off the bonds.
After the interest and bonds are paid,
this two per cent Is to be paid into the State
Treasury and will be a perpetual source
Of revenue. County courts are prohibited
from taking stock in railroads, except by
atwo.thirds vote Of the legal voters ofthe
county, the amount of bonds to be issued
under this bill not to exceed eight mil.
lions.
MIR. Cooper, author of the bill, estimates
that under this law the State will have
In ten years two thousand miles Of rail.
road, and that the interest and bonds
will all be paid of. The roads are to be
under the full control of the Legislature.
Capt. Cranmer, who, in the absence Of
Admir'l Poisset, is in charge of the Russian
fleet now in New York Harbor, left here
yesterday with orders to move the fleet
to Pensacola to be in readiness to receive
the Grand Duke, at the termination Of
his southern tour.
The joint resolution introduced in the
Senate yesterday, authorizing the State
Treasurer to pay some 100000 State
bonds-maturing gto.morrow-in currency
instead Of coin, created considerable feel
ing among merchants and citizens gener-
ally here today. The Board of Trade
held meeting this evening and passed
the following:
ResOlced, That the St. Louis Board of
Trade do hereby Indignantly denounce
any such proposition, and demand the
fulfllment of the obligations of the State
in letter and spirit.
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Tho Fishing Interest Asking RELIEF.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, Jan. IA meet
ing of the citizens of Gloucester, interest
ed in the fishing business, was held last
last evening, A committee was appoint
ed to cooperate with committees from
other localities in the endeavor to obtain
from Congress some legislation granting
a bounty on tonnage, or relief In some
other form, for the great injuries which
must result from the ratification of the
Washington treaty.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Spread Of small.Por,


LONDON, January 19.-The smallpox Il
spreading throughout the British Islcs.
Cardinal Cullen permits the use Of meat
on Fridays for sanitary reasons owing TO
the prevalence Of the disease.
Only twelve miners were killed by the
explosion and fire damp in Oakland col.
liery.
Sir +. Zudamorc has been appointed
Director General Of Telegraphs In the
United Kingdom.
The City Of Baltimore has arrived out.
Worlds Special.
It's rumored in clubs that separation
between Prince Teck and his wife Il i'm.
minent, occasioned by the unlaithrulness
of the Prince.
Rev. Mr.. Watson, who has been on
trial at Chatham for the murder Of his
wife, has been found guilty,
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, January 1O.-Judge Hef.
fer, Probate Judge Of this county, in the
case of nine informations filed against
him by the Prosecuting Attorney denies
the Jurisdiction Of the Common Pleas
court over either his person or matters
alleged against him.
The Nilsson Opera season closed to.
night. For the size and character Of the
audience and the success In all respects,
It Is unparalleled in the history of Gin.
cinnatt, The receipts for FIVE nights
were over $4,000.
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Preparations for the Funeral of Gen
Hallcck.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 12.-The pall.bearers
at Gen. Halleck's funeral tomorrow will
be Gems. =, D, Singer and Weitzel, Coils.
]. F. Flint and Alexander, Hon. Bland
Ballard, z. NJ. Shirley, John Caperton
and W. B. Belknap. The escort and re-
mains will be followed by carriages con
tanning the pall.bcarers, lamily and
mourners, succeeded by others with the
officers OF the army and navy not on
duty, civil officers, general and State
governments, mayor and City Council Of
Louisville, members Of the Bar, various
officers Of the army, navy and volunteer
service and citizens generally, all Of whom
are invited 10 attend. Tie bells Of the
city are TO be tolled during the obsequies.
The City Council last night passed reso.
lutions Of respect and coincidence.
Acolored deck hand named Sam Smith
alias Scott Coffee, fell oft the steamer
United States at the wharf today, and
was drowned. He was from Lancaster
Kentucky. a.
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AID CONGRESS.
HOUSE..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.
A large number Of pension bills were
passed.
On motion, Mr.. Farnsworth's resolu.
ton was adopted, directing the Postoifice
Committee to inquire into the contracts,
&c,, made for the transportation of the
mails, with power to send for persons
and papers. He stated that the Post.
master,General had requested the investi.
cation.
Adjourned till Monday.
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CHICAGO.
Attempt TO Burn Meyers Opera
House.

CHICAGO, January 12,-Andrew Mel
son, Deputy Internal Revenue Assessor
for this District, died last evening, aged
40 years, at GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Early this morning an attempt was
made to burn Meyers Opera House by
kindling fire in McKAy's dry goods
store, directly under it. The fire was
discovered and put out before much dam.
age was done.
Proceedings have been Instituted by
U. s. District Attorney Glover to condemn
the land known as-the "Post Office
Block" This, for the present, would
seem to settle the question Of the locality
Of the new Government buildings.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, January 19.-The State
Board Of Education which has been in
session during the week adjourned to. o.day.
A resolution memorializing Congress for
the endowment Of the free schools Of this
State was passed.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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coming Down on Poor Harll.

PoRT Au Prince, Jan. 8, VIA HAVANA,
Jan, ia Prussian man.oi.war has ar.
rived at this port: Her officer command
ing demands a settlement OF the German
losses occasloned during the revolution.
A French man,ot.war has also arrived,
and demands u settlement Of the French
debt. The affairs Of the country are in q
critical condition. The ministry have re.
signed.
The United States frigato, Congress, is
expected here,
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A ,Fiue Horse stolen from an Edltor.

PEORIA, ILLS, January ia fine bay
horse, valued at one thousand dollars, was
stolen from w. T. Dowdall, proprietor Of
the Peoria Democrat, last night, The an
imal Is a bay, eight years old. 1t Is
not often that an editor Is able TO own
that amount Of horseAesh, and 1t is hoped
that Dowdall will soon recover his prop.
nrlY
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General sherman's Movements in
Europe:

Herald's Special.
LONDON, January 12.-Gen. Sherman
landed at Madeira, and after staying there
seventeen days, sailed thence to Cadiz,
where he remained five days. lie then
visited Gibraltar, Malaga, Seville, Xerez,
Granada and Cordova. He went thence
to Madrid where he was visited by all the
public men, and received by the King
and Queen. He made long speech at a
banquet given by the American and Eng
lish legations. He visited tho Escurial,
and returned to Madrid, which he left
Tuesday night for Nice to- join the Wa
bash.
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FARM AND COAL
V PROPERTY, within one mile of Wheeling
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

The farm Of the late Edward Thomas, decd,
Of Belmont county, o., lying opposite Wheel.
log, and below West Wheeling, Ohio, contain.
ny lGS acres, the whole underaid with 4 foot
vein OF coal, known as the river hill vein, togeth.
eF with the Cows, Hogs and all the Personal Pro.
perty Of the late CAtharlne Thomas, decd, will
be sold ut Public Auction on
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SOUTH AMERICA.

LONDON, January 19.-Advices from
Rio Janeiro are that news had reached
Monteviedo that a revolt had recently
broke ont in Paraguay, but was suppress.
ed before It had attained serious proper.
tiOns.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, January 12.-Owing to differ.
ences in the Spanish cabinet the departure
of Concha for Cuba Is deferred.
The Papal Legation will soon be re.
established here.
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The Weather To-Day.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPIcE OF TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFIcER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 1880 2. n.
PROBABILITIES.

WAehANuEOa' D' w JAN -hoV u ~
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably fall some
what on the lower lakes, the highest
pressure remaining in Canada; south
westerly winds, with partially cloudy
weather, will prevail Saturday from New
England westward 10 Wisconsin; clear
and pleasant weather will prevail very
generally from that region southwark to
the Gull, excepting a small area Of cloud,
and possibly rain, in Georgia and South
Carolina; cloudy weather will extend
westward 10 Kansas and Minnesota,
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for
tonight.
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SATURDAY, February 1Oth, 1874,

at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door Of the Court
House OF Ohio county, West Virginia, sell the
following described real estate, that is to say
That certain piece or parcel Of ground lying and
being situate in the southeast corner Of square
number three C3 In Carroll & Bakers addition to
the city Of Wheeling. being lot No. 10 in said
OF said city known as East Wheeling. There Is
erected on said lot u frame house. stable, fencing
and other necessary improvements.
Terms OF sale, cash.
Iang PHILIP SCIIUHLE. Trustee.
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, January 12.-The ar.
gumcnts for and against the reduction Of
Tweed's bail, and on vacating the order
Of arrest, we're held before the Supreme
Court this morning.
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

offer al private sale the Patterns, FlAsks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging TO the late
nrm Of W. W. Miller d Co.
The purchaser can secure a reasonable lease OF
the Foundry and grounds. The building is b6
feet by 65 feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be obstructed, and contains all the
necessary appliances of a Grst.clAss Jobbing
Foundry.
For ldrther particulars apply on the premises
10 H. B. MILLER,
jan9 Receiver
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CHEAP MILL PROPERTY Fol
" SALE.
The Ono.hnlt or whole Interes, in the

NEW STEAM SAW MILLs
Situated at the foot Of the town of Martins
sale on very reasonable terms. This MN Is
In one ofthe best locations on the Ohio river and
has the best log hArbor known. Also two acre
lot In Martins Ferry will be sold with or separ-
ate trom the MIL. Terms very easy. For par.
ticulArs see or address.
8. B. WILLIAMS,
Cor. Second and Walnut sts., Wheeling Island.
jAn9
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The pigeon shooting match between
Bogardus and Paine, interrupted at New
York by Bergh, took place opposite
Buffalo, In Canada yesterday, and was
won by Bogardus.
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"A wooden mill belonging to H, l..
James, West Whately, Mass, was burned
Friday. Loss $4,000.
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TRUST sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
i Deed Q: Trust executed on the 2lst day Of
December, 1870, BY Henry Koehler and Angus.
tlnA, his wife, and now Of record In the Record.
er's office Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed
Oi Trust Book No. 8, page ga, I will on
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For Sale.
DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

VII, he sold January 9Oth, 1874, for the benefit
of whom Il may concern, the effects OF John n.
MAtheWS, decd. Sale TO take place In the ware
Main street In the city of Wheeling, W. Va, The
property TO be sold consists principally Of about
i0OO secOndhAd Bags, two pair Platform Scales,
one Safe, two Stoves and Pipe, two TArpaulins,
DESKS, Cases, Chairs, Stools, &C.
Ani2 ISAAC IRWIN, Admir-.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SATE

.. FUN SALE.
offer for pRlO tho houG in which Inowre. ~
side, situate on John street, q few doors :il
east OF Fitlh. The house 10 substantial W
two'story brick containing eight rooms, be.
sides bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, witha good cellar, hot and cold water in
bathrooms The house 10 In good order and
well located and In every way desirable prop.
ertS, being but little over square from the
poSt oaIce. There Is also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horscs, and carriage house.
Any one wlshingitO purchase can examine the
sent9s :: ''''' INn. Z. .MrnRRMnr.
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nWELLING HOUSE FOR ~.

EA - ANN AOOOH GOh isN
IL BALE.-Desiring 10 remove TO the NH
country In the spring, The house and lot on sA.is
Centre, near 9Th street, which now occupy, js
Tor sale on accommodating terms. Persons on
the lookout iOra a reaidence In pleasant location
and nelRhbOrhOOd, arc requested TO call and see
the property.
lAni0 HENRY P. MORRIS.
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NOTICE.
In oFPIcE LIPE ASSOCIATION tP AMERICA,
ST. LOUIS, December 2sth, 1871.
An election for Directors OF the Life AssocH'
of America, will be held at the office oil Tic AS
ISOLATION, In the City Of St. Louis, No, on the
30th day OF January, 1872.
Polls open from II A. N. to3P.H.
jan3-2taw wM. BANLRY, Sec'y.
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-FOR SALE OR RENT.

The BRICK HOUSE I reside In, on Main
street, between now and April /, 1871.
For Rent-0ne Small Frame House and one
Brick House, both on the Island. Possession
given immediately. Apply at THEODORE
FINK'S Feed Store, on Quincy at. dec26
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+ sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered at $500 each,
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
east side OF Elm and Chestnut streets and OK.
tending to the river. Price from $500 10 S., 900
each, according 10 size and location. Terms,
nne'iourth cash, residue In equal instGllments al
one, two and three years.
JNO. y. GILCHRlST,
auRa At Top Mil.
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THREE DWELLING HOUSES IN
i FOR SALE, mi
good Brick House on Huron street, OF 6-iA
rooms and pantry. A Frame House OF rooms on
Locust street. Also, a Frame House OF 3 rooms
on Huron street. These houses arc pleasantly
situate on the Island, and will be sold on easy
terms by s. L. CUTHBERT,
decS0 Monroe Street
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"The End Justifies the HHeans.''

The Greeley organs don't scruple to admit
that they intend to resort to every expedient
that may offer any prospect of deceiving col
orcd men into the support of Greeley. Some
of the more hungry of them, even at the
South, meekly acquiesce in the assurance of
MIR. Sumner that Greeley is a better Repub-
lican and warmer friend of the cOlored man
than Grant, and that his administration will
be Republican, pure and simple. And the
New York World, the leading organ of the
Greeley party, warmly justifes this decep-
ton. In commenting upon Mr.. Summers
recent letter, it says:
Nobody can doubt that Mr.. Sumner is
the fittest man in the country to persuade the
negroes, and he would have been absurd as
well as inconsistent if he had addressed to
them arguments especially framed to COM
mand the approval and concilate the support
OF the Democratic party. What if he does
assure the negro voters that the Democratic
party have become converts to the principles
OF Republcansm? He is only adapting his
language to their apprehensions and preju-
dlces. He is welcome to assert that we have
all become converts to Republicanism, so
long as all he means by it is that the Demo-
cratic party frankly accept the. emancipation
and enfranchsement of the colored race as
lrrevOcable parts of your national policy"
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ess~ Mr.. Greeley evidently thinks that his
place is getting uncomfortably hot in the fire
OF the Republican guns. He twitches and
VIRTUES, and to conceal his agony he raises q
forced laugh through his speaking trumphet
and pretends to sneer at the stupidity of the
Republicans for showing him in their CAM
paign documents to have been almost sinful
taneously secessionist and an Abolitionist,
as if he did not know that just the multitude
of phases he had gone through demonstrate
most glar;nyly his unftness for the Presi-
dency, and would be sufficient to defeat any
candidate.
Mr.. Greeley and the Tribune seem generally
displeased with Republican warfare, and are
indignant about the qualification with which
the Republicans comment on the impending
split in the Democratic ranks, foreshadowed
by the Louisville movement. Whenever did
not belligerent hail any division among the
hostile forces, and not do his best to foster
it? 1t looks almost as if they thought we
had no right to seize the handle that they
themselves offer us. If we ever should be
called upon to meet Mr.. Greeley and the
Tribune on the fencing ground, or at a tourna-
ment, we shall make it point to be perfectly
even in respect to soil, wind, sun, and wea-
.pons, but when we are fighting for great
and noble cause against most malignant
and treacherous enemy, we are bound to
avail ourselves of all our advantages.
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Prospects Bright I'm Maine.

We take the following extract from letter
of Hon. FREDERICK DOUGLASS, to his son
From all that I have seen, heard, and
learned, feel sure of decided Republican
victory at least by ten thousand majority
Our friends here are working very earnestly
and successfully. The people are most
thoroughly walked up by their home
speakers, and by speakers from abroad.
During the past week have made seven
speeches Of them in the open air-and
always to large, attentive, and often enthusi-
astic audiences. 1 have travelled mostly in
company with ex-Vice President Hamlin. He
is one of the most successful stump speakers
in the State. My impressions of the Maine
Senator were much at fault. Quiet, thought
full, and silent in the Senate, I had no idea
that he could stir mems blood by such strong
and fiery utterances. He knows Maine and
Maine knows him, and loves him. Among
the strong men who are doing good work
here are, Governor Hartman, Of New Hamp-
shire, and Judge Bingham, of Ohio. The
Greeley men are doing their best, but dismiss
all fear, Maine is, and will be, triumphantly
Republican on the 10th September.
Your father, FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
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willing to barter away his long-cherished
doctrine of negro suffrage for the prize OF the
Democratic nomination.
We think, however, since the tribune has
set out on the task of giving evidence how
blessed Mr.. Greeley is with virtuous, able,
and powerful friends, due gratitude to the
Democrats, who, for expediency's sake, have
taken him up, obnoxious and loathsome as
he is to them, might have led it to extend
the same courtesy TO the great Democratic
leaders who patronize him, and to publish
their names likewise as references, to be ap-
piled to by Democratic voters, the more so
as his only chance of victory is dependent on
their undivided support. Why not show
quite as much attention to Messrs. James
Brooks, Fernando and Benjamin Wood, j.
r. Doolittle, (who, by the way, has not yet
said his something about the Conatty
affair." John Morrssey, and others, equally
respectable ? In the place of those gentle
men we should take offensc, for it looks
really as if Mr.. Greeley did not deem it wise
to make much noise about them.