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Governor Warmoth on Louisiana
Politics.

NEW York, March l4.--Oovcrnor
WarmotlI, Of Louisiana, in an expression
Of his views on Louisiana politics, says
the administration party in that State Is
confined to Collector Casey and his adhG.
rents, who are holding Federal offices;
that the retention in office of Casey and
Packard disguised Longstreet so that he
was Obliged to resign. These Federal
officials are engaged in all sorts Of corrupt
schemes. Casey made it a point TO get
on interest in all the companies which
obtained privileges from the Legislature.
Among the bills which he introduced
were the levee bill, levee shed bill, and
warehouse bill
The man named to succeed Longstreet
is Parker, q brother.in.law TO Ben. But
Ter. The opposition to Grant will in.
crease at the South unless he changes his
course. II the Cincinnati Convention acts
wisely its nominees will receive tho sup.
port Of Louisiana.
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The Custom Honse Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Naval ofti-
Ger Latlin, oil New York, was before the
committee of investigation on Custom
House frauds this morning. He testified
that errors occurred in his office during
eight months to an aggregate of$k00O, 900.
The errors against the Government
amounted TO three or four hundred thou.
sand dollars. The Naval Officer, he
said, exercised supervision over the
Collectors department.
On reassembling, Mr.. Casserly resumed
the discrimination Of Mr.. Latin, but
nothing of importance was ELECTED. On
being cross-eXamincd by Senator Bayard
he said. he received as a moiety one.
twelfth oil the amount the accounts col.
lected for collecting them. Senator Bay
ard asked whether the patronage had
been used as an instrument tor con.
trolling the Republican State Gonven.
ton, when he replied 1t had not in his
office, and lie had no knowledge that the
patronage was used TO influence primary
elections. He sQid the. State Convention
in 1870 had nominated Horace Greeley
for Governor. So far as he knew, the
Custom House officers thcn there did the
same. He neither made nor promised to
make any appointments as q reward for
political services rendered at the last
State Convention. Senator Conkling had
never intimated desire that he should
remove or appoint q person in his district.
Senator Howe was also interroeated
regarding the political influence OF the
examination. He said large majority of
the Republican State Convention were
in favor Of the views entertained by the
Custom House officers, but after the
change took place the majority was being
reduced. On further examination, In
reply to Senator Casserly, he said he be.
lievcd tho money was used by the Tam.
many Republican Committee.
Tho Committee then adjourned until
tomorrow. .....
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The Investigation of Secretary
RObeSon.

WASHINGTON, March l4.--The selec,
Committee to investigate the charges
against Secretary Robson met today
when the chairman was authorized TO in.
vito the editor Of the New York SIN r. r.
appear and give such information as will
form basis for the examination, the dc.
termination Of the committee being Ia
afford the largest liberty to the accuser 10
substantiate the charges. The Court ad.
journed till next Thursday.
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CHICAGO.
OFF FoR gJAPAN-sMART TRIcK-vICToRY
OVER ST. LOUIS. .r-.

OFF FoR rJAPAN-sMART TRIcK-vICToRY
OVER ST. LOUIS #Fs.-
CmoAao, March. 14-Mrs. Horace
Capron and Mrs. Stewart Eddridge left
this morning for Japan to join their hus.
bands.
The authorities have discovered that
small wooden houses are built on rollers
in the West Division and quietly slipped
across the line inside the fire limits
A st. Louis gambler is a sufferer to tho
amount Of $4,000 at the hands Of n
Chicago expert.
J.E. Chadwick, Fire c Commissioner, has
rendered his resignation to the Board OF
Underwriters, agreeable to request. he
has held the office about year, and was
instigator Of the recent reforms in tho Fire
Department. His successor Is Mr.. L. II.
Davis, an insurance agent. gs-r- . !
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The Missouri Delegation to the Gin.
cinnati Convention.

ST.. LOUIS, March 14.-The committee
appointed by the liberal Republican mass
meeting held at Jefferson City, January
gath, to select thirty delegates to the lib.
eral National Mass Convention to be held
at Cincinnati, May 1st, have reported tho
list Of delegates. Among them are Sena.
tor Schurz, Gov. Brown, General John
Mcneil, Charles P. Johnson, Enos Clarke
and Henry @. Haastick, all of St. Louis.
Ex:C Congressman George W. Anderson
and number OF members of the Lcgisla.
E1ure, Lit Gov. Grovely, Secretary of State
Wcigel, and Congressman Joel F. Asp,
CT are among the alternates.
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Thedimipishel pressure over West Vir.
ginia will continue moving northeast.
wardly over tho Middle and New England
States, with cloudy weather and rains, ex-
cept from Northern Ohio, Northern Yer.
mont New Hampshire and northward,
where snow will prevail. Cloudy and
threatening weather is probable for New
England and the South Atlantic States
tonight. A rising barometer with north.
westerly winds and falling temperature
will extend by Friday morning over the
Southern and Middle States, with proha.
bly, clearing weather generally in the
New England States by Friday evening,
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Anti-Temperance Convention,

srRNoFrELD, Ills, March 14.-To.
day q large State Convention of anti.tcm.
perance men was held. About 200 dele.
gates were present. The meeting was
composed of some of the best business men
IN the State. Speeches were made by Gen
Lieb and II. Miller, of Cook; John Emil
Pretrovius, Of St. Louis, and John Hinch.
cliff, OF ST. Clair. After efecting a perma.
nent organization the Convention nd.
journed sine die.
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New Movement in the Methodist
Church.-Women Asking for the
Privilege of the puIDit.

ST. LOUIS, March 14.-Therc will DO n
mass meeting of the women ofthe Metho'
dist Church here tomorrow to consider a
plan for memorlalizing the General Con.
ference OF the Methodist Church to per,
nit the ordination ofwomen as ministers
The call for tho meeting is signed by
ladies holding high social positions and O.
great personal worth.
The Post Hospital at Fort Wallace
Kansas, was burned yesterday. Much o.
the property and stores were saved.
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NASHVILLE.
THE COMING INpusrRrA1, ryHrnrrroN

THE EVUMINU UINDUhTKIALE EAHIBIIlUN,
NASHVILLE, March 14.-The Industrial
Exposition building progressing rapidly
and will be ready for the opening on the
first Of May. The railroads centerinp
here agree TO transport passengers and
freight destined for the Exposition at half
rates. There have been numerous apnli.
cations from abroad for space, "
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DUBLIN.

THE EDITOR OF TILE FRESHMAN RELEASED
DUBLIN, March 14.-Richard Pigott
editor Of the IrtStmGn, has been released
from his three months imprisonment fol
libel on the Chief Justice during the trial
OF the Fenian Kelly. Pigotts friends
made demonstration upon his release
and lie was afterwards entertained at
breakfast.
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AFTERNOON sEssIoN.
The Convention re.aasembled.


Resolutions were adopted recognizing
the honesty and integrity Of the admins
tratlon and recommend the nomination OI
Grant and Coliay, and commend the
efforts Of the President to secure ir.
tegrity and economy in the administration
OF the Government
Paiford, the present incumbent, was
nominated for Governor on the frsthallot,
and Pardon W, Stevens for I.ieulCant
Governor.
Joshua NJ. Alderman was nominated
for Secretary of State; Willard SailCs was
renoninated for Attorney General; SaIn'l
Clark, renominatcd for General Trcasnr.
er. The following are the electoral dele.
gates TO the Philadelphia Convention
General Ambrose +. Burnside, Henry
Fay, N. G. Dickson, Allison Steer, Ed9
ward Freeman, Nelson Aldrcch and Wm.
BraYtOn.
The Convention adjourned sine dn. Z
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RAoae IsIaad Republlenn conycp..

PROVIDENCE, March ID. -Thc lspub,
lican State Convention met this morning.
Gen. Burnside Is temporary President
Gen. Burnside was made permanent
President. 10 1I-a NH' - p y
Resolutions were passed congraluIating
the Republicans Of New Hampshire on
their victory. Recess.
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Ohio Legislature.

CoLUsmUs, March 14.-In the House
this morning bill was introduced pro.
viding that whenever any fifty voters Of a
township request It, the trustee. shall
submit toa vote Of the people the cues.
tion ofprohibiting the sale OF intoxicating
liquors In said township.
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, VA, March 14.-Messrs.
Deneal and Riddlebarger had a personal
alteration on the floor OF the House to.
day, and were about 10 proceed TO blows,
when they were arrested by the Sergeant.
at.Arms They were placed under
5000 bonds TO keep the peace and await
the action Of the House. .lI...
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES.

Ioaer at private sale the Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures 10 Union Foundry, belonging TO tho late
lrn OF ". ". Miller 4 ca. -.. So
The purchaser can secure a reasonable lease Of
The Foundry and grounds. The building is IS
feet BY Is feet, centrally located withigood light
which cannot be DISTRACTED, and contains all the
necessary appliances Of a drst-clAsS Jobbing
Foundry
For lnrthcr particulars apply on the premises
to H. u. MILLER,
Ang Receiver.
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The French Arms 1nnnirr.

WAsHINaroN, March 14.-The Senate
Arms Committee to-day resumed tho OK.
animation of Colonel Benet He testified
that that there were 7se, ,892 seryiceable
arms on hand, and a total number Of
/ ,151 ,0SS. TTfs :
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, March 14-The County
court to-day provided for putting 5000 900
in new county bonds on the market. Bids
for them will be received until the first
Mondayin May,
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CINCINNATI.

REDrsTRIcTNG THE crTY-JUpdE cox's
DECISION UPSET. ..
CINCINNATI, March 14.-In the Cincln.
natl redistricting case this morning Judge
Murdock rendered decision sustaining
the demurrer against the injunction OBJ.
tanned before Judge Cox. E r
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Meeting of CoIored Men ut CIevc-
land,

CLEVELAND, O., March 14.-Quite a
large meeting Of colored voters was held
here yesterday. Resolutions were adopt.
cd approving the administration Of Gen.
Grant, and asking for proportionate en-.
joyment by colored citizens OF the offices,
emoluments and gifts in the hands Of the
the people, and indorsing the late action
Of Charles Sumner and those who acted
with him.
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+ ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered at $500 each
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
t4st side OF Elm and Chestnut streets and OK.
tending to the river. Price from $500 to 81, 200
each. according to size and location. Terms,
Onefourth cash, residue In equal Installmenls Of
one, two and three yGRrs.
JNO. ?. GILUHRIsT,
AugI At Top MIN.
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nor sALE.-A DESIRABLE IN

property between Market and F0utth mr.
.tfcets, 2S feet ofground fronting on UnlonaAAlh.
,irest, with depth Of 66 feet. On II there 10
double Frame House two stories high, with -four
rooms and kitchen 10 each tenement The 2S
e.LIncludes one. half Of o brick wall (adjoillng
,ld iramC) AZ stories high and about S5 feet
deep. The property belongs 10 the tate OF C.
s Martin, decd, and must he sold.
Eb2G I. IRWIN. Executor.
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GteGEteLEia

THE latest joke Is that EzEKIEL was
the STRAW" that broke the Democratic
camels back in New Hampshire. But It
wasn't sjstraw at all in the old proverb.
It was the "last pound" straws only show
how the wind blows. %Et3
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l TNTAT,E Of WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County GircnIt Court. March Rules, 1874.
Christian IS h'lehA'd In ch.nce,v.
Caroline Reichard.
SUMMONS.
The State Of West Virginia, to the Sheriff Of
Ohio County. greeting: y"
We command you that you summon Caroline
Rcichard, II she be found In your BaIliwicr, 10
appear At the Clerks 01lce ol tho Circuit Conf
Of Ohio County, at Rules TO be held for the said
Court, OH the last Monday In February, 1872, TO
answer bill In Chancery exhibited against her
In the said Cont by Christian ReIchRrd, and have
then and there this writ. Witness, Samuel B.
McCOllosh, Clerk OF our said Court, at the Conf
Honse Of said county, In tho city OF Wheeling.
the 18th day OF FeDulary, 1872, and in Inc Ah
ysar OF the State OF West Virginia. '''
SAMUEL D. Mc00LLOCH, Clerk.
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POR SALE ,,uon,nuv :iD

ISLAND PROPERTY. 1T
offer for sale q two story Brick Honse
On the east side OF Penn street, between virginia
and Zane streets, on the Island, containing elght
rOomB, kitchen, pantriCs and cellars under tne
whole house, lizard and soit water on the prom;
ises II not cold on or before the 2Oth inst Will
On that day offer tho same al fabHc auction ~
gwen April ist next. o,,,,nn
mAFSs u, IL. ChhNMbh.
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Educational.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
1S7l-72.

The last Catalogue shows an attendance Of III
Students at this Institution. Five distinct De,
Atinents Of Instruction, with u full corps Of
competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages; Mathe.
nAilcs, pure and applied; Psychology, Rthlcs,
Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the Sciences,
&C, &c, carefully and thoroughly taught. Prac,
utal Chemistry, and Physics, illustrated by ap.
study Of Geology. u
AgOOd Library. Extensive Cabinets Of Min.
enIOgy, Geology and Conchology; together with
many specimens In other departments Of Natural
History Fine buildings; beautiful and healthy
location; good society.
FAIL TERN begins September 9Th. Winter
uent, juno 90th.
Boarding from g a per week.
Tuition, from SIS to ga per year.
For further particulars, inquire OF ..
l., ALEX MARTIN, President,
leo MorEAntown, West Va.
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nWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

OlGr for sale the houeI In which how're. -
sLe, situate OIL John street, few doors III
east Of Filth. The house ia substantial IN
iwOst0ry brick containing eight rooms, be.
sides hath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, wthA good cellar, hot and cold water In
h4lhrOomS. The house is In good order and
well located aud In every way q desirable prop.
rrty, being but "a little over square from tlle
rost Oflcc. There is also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE.
sufficient for four hOrses, aad carriage house.
ANY one wishing 10 purchase can examine the
premises al any Time.
4pt95 JNO. Y. MCDERMOT.
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The defendant In the above entitled cause will
take notice that the dCposItIons Of otto Hess
aud others will bc taken, obe used In this cause
AZ the oilice or g. L.. Cranmer, on the northeast
corner oi Fourth and Monroe streets, in the Citv
OF Wheeling, on tho lat day OF Apr1l next, be.
tween the hours OF 0 o'clock a. N, and 6 O'Clock
r: NJ, and will be adjourned from day to day un.
III completed.
CHRISTIAN RRICHARD, by H,
q. l.. CRANMEIi, His Solicitor.
WHEELING, February %, 1874 mara
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Tho object Of this suit Is 10 Obtain decree for
divorce a rlncUiO mdtrimORI on account Of The
Wiltnl abandonment and descrtIon Of The plain.
TIM by the defendant for more than threo yearS,
and also on account OF adultery by said dofend'
ant; and II appearing from an affidavit filed in
The cause that the defendant, Caroline ReIchard.
L. not y resident Of this State, on motion OF ths
plaintiff by his attorney II 10 ordered that She do
appear here within one month after tho 6rst pub.
ilcallon OF this order and do what Is necessary
10 protect her interest herein.
Tests: SAMUEL b. MccoLL.0CH,
Ie029Ih CLERK.
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The F avorite soap,

A"""'a''aFcd by e, REID, Wheeling, ". Va.
:, calm that 1t cannot bo Gxcclled, let, In puri.
~ SIa quality; ID, In economy, because Il is
NSSS I aN hatd as soon as made and will not shrink
S,,r. SSyn exposed TO the atmosphere, like most
noi 1p' 10. 1t viii therefore wash hall as much
~ TJssAs ihr soaps now In market at tie same
VIZ sS"S' ", ForpCriectIon in washing You must
t'. sa Mliha pure, clean soap, or You cannot have
yUS Su, wM Tn'Se clothes. Use De Fdrorlh Soap and
tIoths. u,Ne ,hsNe no more trouble getting your
n STTS SIr white and iaultlcss, and guarantee that
Gb,i.. AMY not inlnre the skin or the most delicate
o;So.a tlh, ! claim for II an advantage over an
q, "a IN that Il will bear leavIng In water for
SsS.aa's %aOa's without InJuring It. Other soaps arc
0, Ta %0iSa useless by forgetting them In the tub
F,osS. alter using, Please enquire OF youf
toSyIr tr lot The Favorite Soap, and yOu wifi be
CS,aeI that 1t Is tho best.
EtSGIeSFEach EtSS1SSS' zach; bar Is stamped Miners and
Rdi. VS,.HETane HEaeOtIf ~ y sep, mGMuyactUrsd BY 4.
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale bv
..T. EDWARD REID,
AD,SO soap and Candle Manufacturer.
-H-- Wheeling. W. Va,
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RETURN.

Charoine ReichArd Ia no lnhabItant of nv
BaillwlckfApr found therein February ID. isTi.
WIN. L. McPlAII,, d q.
Per X, y, BROWN. SO a
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Xeniher Renort.
PROBABILITIES.

81 WAR DEPARTMEET,
OrFIcE oPTHH CHIEF SIGNAL OFFToiR,
WARRINGTON, D. o., Mar. l4-7:00 r. Y.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
AT PRIVATE SALE.

In view 0f the opening of John street to Ratl.
road aud hhsineba purposes, tho undersigned,
Trustees Of the lst Eng. Evan. Lutheran Church.
offer for sale their very eligible Lot at N W.
corner Of 9Th and John. 80 feet on John street by
66 feet on 9TH street
TERMS OF SALE Ono. fourth the purchase mon.
ey In cash and the balance In one, two and three
years, with Interest from day OF sale,
II not sold befnrO TUESDAY, April Cd. 1872.
u will on that day, at 10 o'clock, be offered
Al PUBLIC SALE, rs.4
tNer information apply TO - y ''" '"'
HENRY A.. KNAPP.
. Gk0. W. STONER, '..'i
GEO. 7. ZLAMRR, rtt
,,so, Trustees IT lst Eng. Lutheran Chnrch.
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For Sale.

MULES FOR SALE
WsAAvo three OF four p's Of young sIu tIr, ~,
I.rpe Mules which we will Offer In this nA'A'''O'
few days only. .. N,,Lo, and
Quincy streets KIMBERLY 4 co.
mAIA - iI'"'----------
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-0p sALE-A BRICK COT. fA
'Gn THcR H corner Of Centre and Seventh il
y IA"I Asnn,.iSing sIT rooms and cellar, -
hieem, fW no.,Stv outbnildlnRs. Gas throughout,
ali ~" Convenient Possession given April lst.
wafer eon,'"'N" ~ HENRY LEASORE,
AppyS, At central Glass Works.
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TTOTEL FURNITURE & LEASE
FOR SALE.-Any persoR desiring To keep
= SdTst.clasS paying Hotel, with moderate and &C.
sommodStInr terms Us 10 furniture and lease, can
''A'" W c. K. HOOPER,,
msrii Revere House, Cumberland, Md.
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PRUNTYTowN, TAYLOR Co, W. Va, J
March ID, 1872.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-13

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(IbrtiebunA fclat.1.
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HOW 10 AVOID SuNsIRokE.

The following paragraph, indicating
the way to avoid sunstroko. should be
kept In view during the summer
months: "If the abstraction OF heat
Il the true cure for sunstroke, 1t Is also
the true prevention. DO not let the
heat accumulate In the body. When
duty forces one Into exposure to
heat there are various measures that
ought to he adopted. The clothing
should be light of n whitish color, and
should ft Loosely. Flannel Is proba-
bly,, Oh tile whole. the best material.
A rooiny, wlde-brlmmed, porous hat
should b. used, and In the crown OF It
may be placed 4 wet towel or large
handkerchief. Water should be freely
used. externally and internally. Very
close to the surface Of the wrist rises u
large artery, the radlal ; the old Gus
tom OF allowing cold water to run over
tho wrist no doubt owes Its value to the
fact so much blood Is thus brought Into
contact with the cooling water. Sweat
ing natures great refrigeratiye meas.
ure, and TO keep this up large quantities
Of water should be drank. not too cold,
but without stint--quart+ II thirst crave
1t. Keep sweating, and you are proba-
oily not In immediate danger. but when
on a July or Augnis day a mans head
begins to throb aud the surface grows
dry and hot, whilst unwonted restless
meas and la.situde came OIL, "a he val
ues his life let him leave his work,
however imperative, and take at once
q bath"