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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-22
SENATORIAL ELECTIONS,
Recollection Of Senator Howe. .

MADISON, Wis, Januvry 9l.- Hon,
Timothy o. Howe the present popular
Wisconsin Senator, was re e'elected to-day.
Vote in. the Senate; Howe. 90; Palmer, 0:
in the Assembly; Howe, Gl; Palmer, 3d.
Eldridge, /.
sPR1NoFnD, Ills, January 2l.-The
vote taken in the two Houses of Ills.
General Assembly this morning, for
United States Senator, to ill the place
now occupied by Senator Trumbull result
ed as follows: In the Senate; Ogleshy, 80;
Trumbull 16; Coolbaugh, 2: in the House;
Oglesby, S8; TrumbulI, 90. The two
Houses will meet in joint session to'mor-
row, and declare the result.
Reelection OF Senator Cameron.
HARR1sBURe, Pa, January 21.-The
election Of United States Senator takes
place this afternoon. William A. Wal
lace was nominated by the Democratic
caucus.
The election of United States Senator
took place to-day. The vote stood: In
the Senate-Cameron, 19; Wallace, II;
Wright, /; Marshall, /. In the House
Cameron, so; Wallace, 81.
Reelection of Senator Conkling.
ALBANY, January 2l.-In the Senate,
upon nomination for United States sentor
Roscoe Conkling received 20 votes; Chas,
G. Wheaton, 8; Henry r. selden, l; VIM,
N. EVarts, /: in Assembly Conkling re-
Ceived 90 votes; Wheaton, 60. The cleo
ton in joint session takes place tomor.
row. At the session ofthe Constitutional
Commission to-day, Robinson, from the
committee on State Offices, reported in
favor of electing the Comptroller at the
same time the Governor Is elected, and
for the same time tho State Treasurer 10
be elected by the Legislature on joint
ballot and Secretary Of State, Attorney
General, State Engineer and Superintend.
ent Of Prisons to be appointed by the Gov.
ernor.
Vote For Senator in Alabama.
ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 2l.-The following
is the result oi the vote for United States
Senator, in General Assembly 10 day, Cor.
don, 98; Stephens, SO; Benhill, 81; Field
or, II; A. Herman 1S. Indications favor
the election Of Gordon tomorrow.
Election Of Nevada Senator.
VIRGINIA CRY, January 9l,-The Leg
stature this morning, the branches vot-
ing separately, elected Jno. T. Jones Sen
alor, by q majority Of eight In the House
and eleven in the Senate. A joint session
will be held tomorrow, when tho vote
will be officially promulgated.
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GhnGntetki4knte1.

wn A ", CAMPBELL, Of this CITY, whe
-. n", noon ~ alluded to recently by two cor
.oarorden,s uaa Of this paper, in connection o.
teSpVI~. .s,,S ,he absurd setting up OF Col. T. b
s,n.y %.'n ~ NJ Ksuawha as q gentleman Who
o"IM ....i,, q cabinet appointment at the hands
=, ,,'I President CHANT on behalf oi "es'
" W. writes a briet note for our columns
hi. morning to dIsclaim all aspiration ~
'ha, ' direction. People here dc not neeo
,b,o disclaimer to know that MF. CAMr'
"vT1 has had nothing TO do with the
mention Of his name in this connecVon'
0ur correspondents both live in the 'nle-
,jor o, the State They give expression
to a feeling that is very generally enter
,aincd by the carly Republicans oil the
State, viz; that it might have been bet, I,
Ter for their party in this State II
men Of Mr.. CAspBELL's CRliber, history
and service in the Republican ranks had
,oen n little less rudGIy thrust aside ior
lo,, ohle less deserving, and less scrupu'
Ioro men But our acquaintance with
Wr CANppELL's characteristics warrants
na in saving that he is and always has
hsen much less concerned than his friends
about political rewards for himself. He
IA sufficiently robust in his-mcntal and
moral constitution to stand in need ot no
s6yeptitious importance such as public
Office is supposed to confer on men, either
for bis own contentment or to secure the
esteem and consideration Of his fellow
citizens. Mr.. CAMPBELL has "done the
State some service" in times past, and he
I, qualified to do It more II occasion
should arise when worth and capacity are
in demand and the era Of political rapine
shall have passed. Fo. the present, we
venture to suggest that ss the successful
head of one Of our greatest and most
successful iron mills, Mr.. Campbell is
loing the country about as good service
as be would in some Office under this or
the next administration, and laying the
foundation for b:ter. future for .him-
,elfthan il he were wasting his energies
10 the proftlcss purs i! OF some political
igniI tatuus. We trust after reading Mr..
Campbell's card, Col. Tom. Swami and
the friends of that eminent man, will feel
easier,
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, January 21.-Bills were in.
troduced as follows To provide that the
Individual members oil building associa.
tions shall return their shares to the Osso'
citation for appraisement and taxation the
same as other stocks. To auth orize
companies (Ohio insurance cOmpanies)
doing q local business exclusively, TO do
business on 100000 capital.
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HARRISBURG.
INAUGURATION OF GOV. uARrnA,

INAUGURATION OF GOV. uARTRANFT.
HARRISBURG, Pa, January 2l.-The
inaugural procession OF military and civil
organizations, this morning, was tho
finest seen for many years. Notwith.
standing severe rain and snow storm
the streets were jammed. After passing
over the route selected the procession
marched to Capitol Hill, where, at noon,
Gov. Hartrantt was sworn in and deliv-
cred his address. "
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The Knights of Px,hias.

LOUISVILLE, January 2l.-Tho Grand
Lodge Of the Knights Of PythiAs in ses-
sion here, reviewed tho grand uniform
parade Of the order to-day. An elegant
banquet was given in their honor in
Wedekul Hall tonight. About 1--WE
hundred knights were in tho procession
The Grand Lodge adjOurns tomorrow.
W. A. Cotter, OF Newport, KY, was elect
ed Grand Chancellor for tho ensuing
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The annual session Of the Grand Lodge
Of Illinois Of knights Of Pythias, con
vened here to-day. Seventeen lodges
are represented. The order is in very
flourishing condition. Increase, ten sub
ordinate lodges, making a total Of thirty.
two. Nearly all the floating debt has
been paid. The Board Of Control has
commenced taking up the bonded debt
The session will last two days.
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In another article we allude to the fact
that the subscription ordinances were
passed, as it happens, by bare majority
10 the Second Branch, the necdful one
vote being supplied by gentleman who
wss not elected by the people and who
has not for a long timo been q resident ol
the city. Of course We refer to Mr.,
0BHEN, representing the Third Ward.
We add this paragraph simply to say in
Justice to him, that when he removed
from tho city he rendered his rcsignstioni
but the Second Branch for some reason
unknown and unjustiaed to the public
declined to accept it, and Mr.. O'BRIEN
Aas, unwisely and improperly as we
bink, continued to hold his seat.
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Tho Case of Miss susan b. Anthony

+ ALBANY, January 2l.-The case Of
Susan 3. Anthony, charged with illegal
voting, came up in the United States
District Court to-day, on motion to dis
charge the prisoner on a writ OF habeas
corpus. selden, counsel for prisoner,
made lengthy argument in support Of
the motion. Judge Hall denied the mp.
plication, saying he did not deem It to be
his duty TO decide the question as to
whether women ought to vote, thus CIV
ing the prisoner an opportunity, which
he understood she desired, Of carrying
the case up to the Supreme Court OF the
United States, aud there obtaining q final
6priaiOn
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The MOdOc WaE..The RepulSe of the
Troops.

The MOdOc WaS..The RepulSe of the
Troops.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 20.-Addt-
tional reports from the scene Of Fridays
battle with the Modocs give the
whites known to be killed, at ten; wound.
ed thirty: Lieut. Roberts, Of Fairchild's
command, cannot live. The MOdocs
fought naked, and with the greatest des-
peration, springing from rock TO rock,
picking off the soldiers, and obliging
many 10 hide themselves till darkness AZ
lorded them the means Of escape. The
troops made several charges along the
line Of the lava bed, but were repulsed.
Capt Jack has the strongest natural posi-.
tlon In the country. The howitzers could
not be used TO any advantage, owing to
thGdense fog.
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OYFloA OPTHB CHIEF SIsNAI oFrIoER,
WASHINGTON, D. O., January gl,-7GQ r. Il, !
PROBABILITIES.

WNIIlA1lV1 V11l u N'I y U17u'EJ ~ NV II II
PROBABILITIES,
For the South Atlantic and Middle
States, rising barometer, fresh TO brisk
norIherly winds, and clear and clearing
weather, with falling temperature ovcI
the latter, and possibly areas Of light snow
over the northern portion.
From Tennessee nOrthward over Ohio
and the southern portion oi Michigan and
Wisconsin, winds shifting to southerly
and casterly, rising temperature, cloudy
weather, and possibly light rain.
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"A Baltimore special says that two
families, consisting Of nine persons in all,
were reported on Monday as isolated on
an island in the Susquehanno river near
Port Deposit, by the food, in imminent
peril. 1t is feared they could not be
rescued.
Mira, Gideon, living in Jefferson City,
chopped the head oil her six weeks old
infant Of on Tuesday morning while
temporarily insane.
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MANITOBA must be u delightful dwell
log place. 1t is free from frost only four
months in theyear, and in winter the long.
est kind Of thermometers are needed, as
the temperature thinks nothing Of going
down IS to 90 degrees blow zero. The
plsce produces little besides oats and
scrub pine, and why itshould ever have
any population Is just one OF those mys.
terlOus things thst mo tellRh can ever
find out"
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CHICAGO.
ANOTHER SNOW STORM.

CHICAGO, January 2l.-About eight
inches Of snow fell here last night. The
storm extended to the northwest, but the
snow is light and in the city has not
driftel scarcely any, SO that it is hoped 1t
will not interfere materially with railway
travel.
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GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER.

II has beeu demonstrated By a FcIics Of prscu-
cal experiments c nducted by eminent phyGi.
clans, and AtteetCd by thOIIRnds OF gTAiG!u!
p ople who have been relieved lrom their tuGCI.
lnIg by It's use, that tho Gettysbnr0 RGtllystiIA
Water is the nearest approach TO spedic GvCc
discovered for DySpSpStG. NtvrqlgtG, Lhsumd-
tim, Cont, GT0Utl, DIABETES, kidney and Cri"d-
~ DiSClsIE generally NTSt0rts RlUscuIdr I0tnF7'
10 he PaTdiyte II euTss Ltper Complaint,
Chroaic DtlITi0d, EiIeS. C0nShp ittOn, Asthma,
CdtaJTIh and Br0aehiHS biSedSsS Of he Slin,
General DsbINty and NS1TouS IrCltTditOH JTOgI
Mental and PhySlcll EEcsSScS. It's the Grtd'|JG
AnId h GUtr diScOptTtd for RIc(8rs EdtlHT
Or, Drinking. II eorTtetS tho Stomach, pTcRiO!sS
DICSti0n. and RtllsUtP the Head almost tN1med!
dt.ly No household should bs vi hOutit. kNcsy
hotel should keep 1t on hand. For sale byIl
Druggists.
az For history Of tho Springs, fer mtdlea!
reports Of the power Of the water over clsesse,
LOT marvel. US cures, and for testimonials !Fu1n
listlnguis shed mtb, s0ld Tor pamphlets.
For fale by RDAUND BOOKING ard Drug
giAts generally.
WdlTNEY BROS. Gen'l AP'u,
ss7 South Front ST, Philadelphia, IA
Gettysburg Spring Co novg'
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Two Lndles sutTocaled by Gas.

TOLEDO, Jan. 2l.-Two ladies, Mrs,
Rosa Qaance and Miss Ida Mayons, were
sutFoCated by coal gas, last night, at the
boarding house OF Mrs. L. Mayons, on
West st. Clair street, and other inmates
were nearly gone when rescued.
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Gift Concert Drawing at D etrOlt.

DETROIT, January 2l.-The drawing
Of the Harmonic Gilt Concert took place
in the opera house to-day. The first
prize Of $4,000 was drawn by Mrs,
Nugget OF Cleveland, Ohio.
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SALT LAKE.

SALT LAKE, January 2l.--In the Max.
we'll. Cannon testimony today, Mrs. Gov,
Woods testified that she and Mrs. May
attended the polls and cast their ballots
for George r. Maxwell; that she thought
from what she ssw that the election was
conducted in fair, quiet and impartial
manner.
A meeting Of citizens was held last
night to cooperate with others at Beaver
in subscribing for monument at the
scene Of the Mountain Meadow mna'
sacrc.
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RaIIrond RIM or

r,iO ,TiOVIrALo, q January 2l.-A passenger
trsck ~ T Tue Erie railroad ran of The
c,r. rE ,.0 Sns morning at Nuuda. Three
psrsOns en- MsIe thrown into = ditch, and a few
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s,o,Sa maIS; oS, Il. K, Story, wife OF W, F.
Stbs5,' .Sl!I sa!t9r OF the Chicago Tines, died
D'' residence in Chicago, Tueodsy. >'
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively to the Intelll genCer.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
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(By tho Western Union Line.
Ofice Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe 1tsl
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p EN- VAL.
JOHN G. HEFZLEY

HAs removed his OYSTER DEPOT TO Market
street, above Monroe, (loueo formerly ooc1plch
BY Frank FAllouFe,) WheEO be will be pleased 70
ece his old custOmeTa aEl9
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-06
The, Wear and Tear Of Life.

The cares, anXietes and misfortuncs OF
life have as much to do with shortening it as
disease. They are in fact the source of
many ailments and physical disabilities. Ner-
vous weakness, dyspepsia, affections Of the
liver, disturbances Of the bowels, headache,
hypochondria and monomania are among
these distressing fruits. Itis, therefore of great
importance that persons whose minds q;
oppressed with heavy business responsible
ties, or harassed by family troubles, or cX-
cited by speculation, or perplcXed by mul-
tiplicity OF enterprises, OF in any way over
taxed or ovesworl1ed, should keep mp their
stamina by the daily use Of a VIII oleSome
tonic. Thousands of persons thus circum-
stanced are enabled to bear up against the
difficulties IN which they are involved, and
to retain their strength, health and mental
clearneSS, by the regular use Of Hostettcr's g
Stomach Bittcrs. Diseases which arc prone
to attack the body when debilta:cd and bro.
ken down by over-much brain work or cX-
hauSting physical labor, are kept at bay by
the resistant power with which tis incom-
parable tonic endows the nervous system and
the vital organs. At this season, when the
heat is evaporatilg the elements of strength
from every pore, an inTigorant is absolutely
essential to the safety and comfort Of the pub
lie, and is required even by tie more robas.
if they desire to keep their ATHLETIC capabili-
ties in status quo. Hence course OF Hos
&C. t.r'S Bitters is particularly useful at this
p ri ,d of the year as . defence against the
i, Yi.ible disease ahoat in Sullry atmos-
here. 1t is tie most potent Of all prcven-
tive medicines, and for Ill! complaints which
affec' the stomach, tie liver and the bowels.
aud Interfere with the perfect digestion and
assimilation Of food, it is the standard remc-
dy. Aug. 6, 31-lm.
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The County Advertising.

Many of our readers complain because the
public sales no longer appear in the HERALD,
and, that not being able to take both papers
Of the town, they feel that they are deprived
Of a privilege. The complaint is not without
reason, but it is not our fault. 1t may not
generally be known that the General Assem-
bly, gave power to committee composed OF
three State officers, 10 designate ONE or MORE
papers in each county as the medium for the
publication of al such notices. The HERALD
was deprived Of this privilege. We do not
complain of this, but at the same time con-
slider it as unjust in the extreme. We have
determined now however, to publish such
notices, without authority, and of course
wi,hou: remuneration, but simply as an act
Of Justice to our readers, that they may be
kept informed as to what is being done If
this respect. This is not done without
pecuniary loss, as we'll as loss Of time,, but
we arc willing to make the sacrifice foF the
public good, and we trust that our course
will be appreciated, and that this effort to
please will induce Z corresponding effort on
the part of our patrons to increase our sub
scription list, by inducing others to take the
HERALD; and at the same time we earnestly
call upon those who are indebted to settle
the small amounts due. tt.
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BRADLEY's PATENT ENANEL PA1NT-Ad
vertised in the Whigby c. P. Knight, is an
article that persons having painting done
should try. The paint is shipped in cans or
kegs ready mixed for use, by the agent from
Baltimore. A sheet Of sample color$ is furr-
ished on application, and any shade, or color
selected will be sent, and when received is
ready for use. We have had our house
painted with the Enamel Paint, and it fully
Sustains, in the fine bright enameled appear
ance, all that is claimed for it in this respect
-Durability-is claimed for the paint supe-
rior to the common white lead and oil
which is only mechanical mixture and lia-
bic to separate, the oil after period Of time
escaping in the wood, when the paint dries
of. The Enamel Paint having comparative
ly light basis Of lead, is made up of other
constituents, which, in chemical combination,
forms rich, glossy enamel, impervious to
air and water, which is cla;med-and with ap-
parent resson-to last much longer than lead
aud oil alone. Painters who have been used
to applying the Slush which they make Of
white lead and linseed oil are likely to con-
denim the Enamel Paint as being deficient in
'body" Their notions Of what constitutes
s'body," however, will generally be confined
to ayoirdupois. In uneducated minds, Guam
tity is often accepted for Quality.-TRY
BRADLEY's PATENT ENAMEL PAINT if you
want nice Job.-Cecil Whig.
ELKToN, Md, May, 1872.
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FOR SALE.

One Of the finest Plantations in Abbcville
County, (known as the Richard Davis place.
containing $50 acres, 100 acres of which is
excellent bottom land. Pleasantly located.
Upon the farm is all elegant Brick Mansion,
v ith eight rooms. This Plantation is Sit
uated about four miles from New Market,
on the Greenvile r. R. There is q road
running directly through the place, thereby
rendering it easy to divide the land into
several distinct tracts if so desired. We
would further sxte that valuable Gold
Mine has been discovered on the premises.
This property CAR be treated for privately
at any time between this and the first Of
October; if not disposed of before the ex-
piraton Of that time it will be sold at Auc-
ton, at AbbcvilIc G. II. For further in
formation in regard TO the matter, apply to
THOMAS STEEN,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
June %, 25-tf Columbia, S. c.
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PRETTY G1RLs.-If there is a loyelier or
more beautiful object in the world than a
pretty girl we have never seen it. Rainbows
and flowers, and the evening clouds, when
tinged with the most gorgeous and glorious
hueS, are nothing in comparison. They hide
their diminished heads and blush with shame
aud envy to be so much outdone by little,
artess, smiling lassie. One passed our win
dow the other day, and threw up at US and
to US the brigh: st glance and the sweetest
smile sure that ever broke heart. But our
heart was not broken, nor can be any more
by bright glances or sweet smiles. All pretty
girls of all ages are, to US, children, in whose
beauty we can always take delight, but which
We no longer desire to appropriate. They
may smile upon whom they please, we no
longer envy the happy, Or unhappy youth,
but rather pity and sympathize with him in
the sweet pain he suffers. Cod bless the
pretty girls.
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SP1aITUALIsN.-Pomeroy, in the New
York Democrat, is giving some very interest.
ing chapters on this subject. In reply to q
correspondent, he remarks that he does not
take Spiritualism as q religion, but as fact;
and its phenomena, if well authenticated;
simply as facts. Whatever bearing, if any,
they may have upon the forms of religious
belief, each Investigator, thinking and act
ing independently, must decide for himself.
We long since came 70 the conclusion that
there are more things in heaven and earth
than are dreamed of in the ordinary schools
OF philosophy. Ghost stories and stories Of
haunted houses are not all mere idle tales
invented for the amusement Of the supersti-
tious and ignorant. There is something in
them. Sometimes it is q rat, sometimes a
BAT, and sometimes q sad fragment Of
humanity, oucc man or woman, now q
most unhappy spirit still haunting the scenes
of former dissipation and crime. We would
advise cur readers 10 have nothing to Do
with persons called mediums. or to seek after
those having familiar spirit, as it is treading
upon forbidden ground.
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HERE WE ARE
The Farmers Friend :!
An Improved Combination Of Conveniences.
4 New and Valuable Invention.


\ Patent Stocs; Yoke, No. S0,G74.-
Weighs only four pounds. 4 great benefit
to any community. Pays for itself in few
days. Can he used for three different pur-
poses, viz: Yoke, Bride and Halter. All
Indispensable on farm. No horse or mule
can either jump or knock down common
fence. The Yoke is not danger Gus 10 wear.
Stock soon become yokewise and don't try
to jump The Yoke can be made by any
farmer Any person using or infringing on
the above patent in the County Of Newbcr
~, without authority, will be prosecuted to
the exten. of the law. \ model Yoke is in
the hands of 2. r. Mangum, Newbcrry,
Individual Rights sent by mail on reecip;
Of 500.
Address the Assignee,
z. F. ANDERSON,
Mushulaville, P. g.,
Noxubec County
July %, 2o-3t. Mississippi
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THE FIRE.-We are sorry TO chronicle an.
other fragrant act of inccndiariSm, for the
burning of Mr.. Wallace Ciine's stables, barn,
&C., was q pure act Of incendiariSm. The
fire originated in the very centre Of the loft
of the stables, amongst straw. Besides it
was nearly O'Clock, q. m.
Also, another act of incendiarism occurred
near Kiuard's Turn Out, the same night
The family had gone visiting that evening at
4 o'clock, and were not to be home until
next day, therefore there was no fire on the
premises The fire originated in house
used as workshop. At the first alarm the
house was falling in, therefore nothing could
be saved. This is rather heavy blow to the
owner, Mr.. Christopher Whitman.