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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-25

DECISION IN FAVOR or SECRETARY BOUT-
wELL.-Yesterday in the court in general term
q decision was made in the case OF Work against
the Secretary Of the Treasury-appGcstion for
nandamus tai compel the pay ment of money for
. vessel in the employ of the government alleg-
ed 20 have been blown up during the near
Fort Neutrality-suspicious. to the petitioner.
Judges Cartier and Olin dissented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-25
NEW YORIk NOTES.

DISEASED MrrToS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The World states that
over four thousand diseased sheep have Leea
sold in this city Within a week.
REPORTED CrBAy PRIvATREs
left Elizabeth, ~. J., few DAYS since. She was
towed back yesterday disabled, and her crew
deserted her.
EAsr rfvs ssp HELL GATE
are again filed with fosfing ice.
$1,000 BvRGLsEv.
Sullivan's silk factory, ON Duane street, was
burglarized "Wednesday night Of si5,oso worth
OF silks, shawls, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-25
fuoeral,

ALnANy, Jan. s5.--The funeral of the late
William Cassidy, Attended by state aud city Of
6cisls. and by a large lumber OF citizens, took
place to-day at the cathedrn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-25

SENATOR SUMNER, although able to sit up
most Of the time is still quite feeble. and it if
doubtful Ii he will appear in his seat in the
Senate again this session. His attending physi-
eisn still visits him twice daily. his last call
beng at 10 o'c ock p m, when he injects NOR
Ihine into the Senator's arm to enable him to
sleep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-25
rse Dssshss I'm ahe sussuehans

hBit, IA. jan eS-Thc susqnehanns
rose four feet more last night. The virgins
well iron compaHy's furnace has been forced 10
suspend operations by the back water from the
ice gorge below Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-25

THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION vester-
day took further testimony as to the loyalty OF
Hugh l. Gallaher, prominent and wealthy
citizen of Augusta county, Va, whose claim
FOR s5l.oo0 has been pending for soIae time. the
commission heard several cobTed claimants,
heirs of Richard Scranage, OF Caroline county.
Va, the claim amounting to 81 900; all of the
claimants reside in this cItv.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06
Dte sy,efe1 malta.

@eitbem bic moberne Gepolution irtmer
fre6er gegen olles 9eilige borse9t un0
belonoers ben SORT bes Gei9ss @ottes
ouf Groen> oen rDmii i9en popf uno oas
Dap1ttbun at perni@ten itrebt; 1etteen
Sic eipige @tabt Nom 1T Die 9d11oe Der
9}duber qefallen 1T unb oas Oberbaupt
ser fatboliI6en &ir6e wie Elm @efangener
in 1einem eigenen 9oule leben nub> 1T
1bon oft Der Nor36log aufsetanbt OaB
ser @ib bes Yapites BON gom na9 einem
onberer1 Orte f6nne perlegt perben. 3n
ben Blaben Sic man fir einen 1ol9en
SAT- lit Mus|i9t genommen bat, 9ebbrt
audi Bic Snlel Molta. Obtpobl mir nun
iiberseu9t 1tno, oab eine ba4ernoe Wer=
leol,t,o 6es @tubles Yetri nab ei,tem att
beren Blabe ols &o,n ui6t }tattitnoen
miro, ionoern boB ber Popf ilber tur5ere
poer ldn9ere 3eit ,pieber tbatld9li6&6nt9
pot Mom lein mirb 10 t6nnte es 6o6
mDolid) 1ein, SAP cine 1ol6e Wieoerber=
fte(iuna BON @6redens1 1cenen be9leltet
tpQre bic pie1ei6t Ben Paplt 5tpangen
oustpdrts unb mDgli6ermeiIe auf Ntolta
fir cine 3eit lang @dut 5u 1u9en. g1lr
aeben batter cine fllr5e 8el9reibun9 Der
Sniel. orx
Q(uf ser fleinell r1erflpiroigen Snlel
MeaIta 9re15en europa nno Mfrita 5lt=
1ommen. Sic Natur ,no Die Gr5en9=
nille fno ofrifani16, Die 8ep6lferung
Der @taote 1T europdii6 bas 9anopolt
ober lit Elm @emi1 16 BON elfrifaner1t.
gliiaten uno Guropdern. 9ie Neli9ton
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

Sreunben; aber es mar vGriegsgeIhid"
|uno nit l6,perem 9ersen mo6te man li9
auf Ben 9etn,peg; bier trusen bic 2eibe
Tires ern1orbete11 No1bar1t. ~ 80
@e9en Moreen ipurbe eine Stunbe
&ube Tim Mmp's tpillen perobrebet, oiele
aber, obsleib BON Nnltrensunsen unb
Gefabren beinobe er1GDpft ,pioeriebte
1t9 Dem 0ersug, I'M @eoanfen, baB ibrer
Neutter Scbesan9lt bab1rD perldn9ert
tpiroe: a.
@egen M}ittag tpurben. 0ie dngitli9
2ouidenoenin Der Siitte bur6 bie@ieses='
rufe erfreut 'uel6e Die sliidli6e 8eenbi=
9uns ibres ltnternebmes perfitneete1s.
Surge 3eit 96nnte man BET &ube uno
BET Grquidung> odnn leste man bic e2ei9e
Sobannas 1T bic raube 8abre, tpelde
BON ben Mdnnern seao6t mproen tpar>
bic bel ben Srouen 5uriid9eblieben. N}it
unbeoedten 9duptern laul ul9ten Die @ren5=
betpobner ben tpeni9en aber getui@tigen
@orten uno Dem @ebete ibres @eiitli6en>
BET tpdbrenb tbrer Qbtpe lenbeit berbeige=
fommen mar; bann muroe Die 2ei4e III
lire lebte &ubei itdtte am Sube elmer Meioe
ge1entt, Die trauerno ibre 3weige anf Die
fri19e Grbe berabbeu9te.
91a@ ber Be9rabnibfeierli6feit bra4te
man bic 2ei9e Mr.: @reingers 1T bas
Boot, un6 feline trauernoe So9ter 'ouroe
nit Der inntsiten Sbeilnabme in bic per=
Dbete Seia,atb be9leitet. Gbe iie 16ieoen,
batten bic @ren5betpobner N}r. @taun=
ton bas Werlpre6en absenommen> oab
ct ausenblidli9 jenen gefdbrli6en Wobn=
plob perlaKe uno naber gu BET @ieaer@
loiiuns 5tebe.
Sic So@5eit tplrbe oeri9obsn, Biz Die
Tamilie lire neue Seimotb be5ieben fonnte
Sn5wi19en erbob ii@ mis our@ eine't
3auBer Elm neues 2ogbouie iii Der 9aabe
ser Nieberlaiiuns, auo tpenise Sage na@
oer Ginlpeibune tuuroen Mmp nno Gbar=
les unter au9en1einer Sreuoe perbunoen~
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06
Ote SDiD+
Der 2a1tDreo1ter.
s(beutcucr aus ben $interiualOern.
(S6lub.)

YNu9b puBte, baB sic Wubrbeit bolo
S1 befonnt weroen miiiie; besbalb bielt
er es fit bos 8eite> lie nit Dem per@
trout su MAIDEN, tuas ct an Der Sbiire
entoedt. Sm ndditen Momente fiel oos
9i6t lanft auf bos na6 oben getebrte
Geli6t Sobonnos, oeren &Drper tDeil=
,ueile our6 bic Sbiiritufen peroedt mar;
i6r 9roues @oar mar nit 8lut getrantt
uuo cine 9robe Wunbe an ibren @6ldfen
cntbulte Die l1rlobe bes Sooes. &eeble
16lu65te unb 99lrs. @tounton per9ob
Sbrdnen Inn bas treue @el6Dpf> oas ibr
9eben 1T i9rem 9ienite. geopfert. No6=
bem man 1i9 ii6erseu9t botte> ooB @bar=
lee uuo 9lmY tuirfli6 fort waren ent=
16ieo man 1i3 6abin> bab &eeble oos
Yoot auslaoen unb in bemIelben no6 oer
Wieberla1uns fobren iole, I'M Inter
itakun9 gu bolen. 9lls er fort mar tp11roe
Die 16tpere Sbure bur9 bret ei6ene 9tiegel
eel9lo1en; bic beiben fleinen Teniter
wuroen pessenommen uno Die OeHnun=
gen bur9 b0laerne Bl6de oussefl1t. 9te
ltorre 9ei6e Spbannos ,parb aur 8eerbi=
auns in Si9er eebiut, unb lag III oem
tleinen 3immer, bas bur9 etnen @orbans
pon bent ollsemeinen 3immer ab9el6ieben
luor.
&aum Elm gBprt fam pdbreno Der
tralrtaen Na@ttpa9e iier lire 2ippen>
bis enbliG bci sa9esanbru6 &eeble nit
fiinfsebn bis s,ponsig Mann suriidfebrte.
3wei ponbiel ler 3abl, ,uuroe beifimmt,
5outen bei Mrs. @tounton unO oen jun
gen Mab9ey bleiben. 9usb obslei9
mod ein sons jun9er M}enid), botte ben
sSunl9 ousselpro6en, Die @eleal3oft
su besleiten, pb9lei@ Die rauben uno
ltdblernen 9interualber ibn perii3erten>
CT wiirbe ni6t i'm @tonbe iein> bie 9ln=
ftreueunsen zines lonsen @ilmorldes 5rl
ertrasen. Gr io9te jeood feit entld9loiien
r9entt an meiae orme @6weltsr! &ann
i3 ni9t 10 piel ertrossn ols lie? 9inoert
mi6 ni0t oenn i9 mill seben J"
Mlan pioerleste ii6 ieinem @erlangen
ni@t ldnser, uno ber n'utbi9e Sun9e
nobm feline Tlinte 1nb N}unition, nno
piinl4te ieiner G}utter Elm ber5li9es
vebe,pobl. u@ei mutbig> nein @obn>
ober ni9t tolltibn!" iosts iie NIT felter
Stimlne, obslei6 ibre Wange blob por
nuo ibr Wuse BON unpersollenen Sbrdnen
ljd) umwDlfte. Gr fonb bolb ben Srt>
uo bie Sra9baDre 9emo6t luorocn. Na3=
Dem 1c Elm bis Sluei @tunoen 9eson9en
waren, entoeften 9ug6s 10orfe @n9en
suerf mo 9lmp bic Nloccallins ab9e'uor=
fen, Die in eincm @un1pfe lagen; oann
1aben lie oud> ,po ibr tleiner Sup li9 Su<
crit Iarf eineeorudt Dotte. -
v@nrrab, Sunsen Sem 9immel 1el
0onf! M1iB Nmp lu,bte, nie tie Die SITS
eioner binterse9en u,ubte!" rief &eeble>
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

Da ct mod imnler boffte, Der 3ufal peroe
bie 56ale su ibren @nniten lenfen lu6te
er tie bur6 einen bitten6en 8lid gum
|@6peisen gu brtnsen; ober bic feite11
3iige I'M ibren Mun0 betpesten li6 ni9t.
.Gie tpolIte ni6t BON ibrem Gnti6lulle
ablpei6eu, 6a tie tullbte, iie babe &edt.
pl6kli6 6ur65udte ein neuer @eoanfe
ibren Brautisan1> ,1n0 int nd6iten Mu9en=
blide mo9te ct bon leil1em 8au9reoner=
talente @ebrau9.
u@ueb> Su9b! QBir iino ouf benz
@ugel iber Sir! 9}imm Sid in M6t!
Sic Snbianer bereiten einen 2lngriff Dor! !"
Sic @eiben lpran9en erl9roden nno
Be itiir5t BON iDrem 2a9er auf; Su9b
@tounton srfldrte ibnen ral@> 1pie bas
5using> uno lie eilten binter bic nabften
Bdume> um li@ gu i6iiben.
Sic @iloen 1aben 5uerit li6, oann ibre
@efongenen ait, 6os &dtblel oieler 9e=
beimnib bpollen @timme gu ergriinoen, Die
aug 10 9roBer gntfernung gu tommen
16ien lire unporl li9ti9en @erfolser gu
tpornen; aber MmDs @eli@t trug oas
@eprdse einfa1en @taunens tudbreno
oas bon gbarles bepe9unsslos pie Elm
@ranitblod mar.
Sic &otbbdute ltnb ein aber9ldubtI9es
@olt; lie 9laubten, oer srobe @eiit babe
tie perloi1en uno itebe auf @eiten BET
Meiben; 1ie 6ro@en arserli3 'pieoer ouf
uno trieben ibre eri@0pften @efansene1
unbarmber5t9 por ii9 Der. Mls fe einet
fir bic @ertbeibisung giinitisen Ort erz
rei9t batte1t, 1na9ten tie 9alt> uno trafen
Yorbereitungen, I'M einem l1nermorteten
9(nsriff su besesnen. 9ieier lieb ntdt
lon9e auf li6 ,parten uno fe fonoen lire
Teinbe uoblerfaDren in ber inoioniiden
&unF ber &rie9fiibruns, ndmli6 i@
binter Bdumen 5u peri iteden uno auf je=
sen &opf 2eib ooer @lieo> bic ii& b1iden
lieBen gu i6ieben. Sic porli6tise Mrt
por3u9eben mar gar ni@t na9 bem @inne
&eebles> be6en Sono Dor 8esierbe brannte
ben 500 leiner @6mei iter gu RIDDEN nnb
1eine seliebte iunge 9errin gu retten. ST
lebte 1i@ unporl li@tig oer @efobr aus
gegen ben aus6riidli6en 8efebl 6es Mn=
fubrers> unb erbielt oafiir eine &u9el onr6
ben re9ten Mrm.
N}an bielt es fir bag 8eite, bic Sc
fansenen 10 rol9 ols m6sli6 gu befreien>
ooB bie Wiloen ibren1 2eben ni@t Elm
gnoe ma9ten, 1n1 ibrer 2ait los su iein.
9esbolb Ipran9en lie bon Baum gu Baum
bis lie bi9t bel ibren Seinoen tparen, als
man Gbarles @timme b6rte lpsld6s iie
bat, 1i9 gu ellen, oa es ionit. 5n ipat,
&eeble 1u9te ben @efangenen 10 maize ols
n6gli6 gu fommen> uno trob Ieines 5er=
l6metterten 9lrmes selans es ibm> einen
Biloen 5u erl6ieben, oer .9eraoe i'm Be-
eriffe mor, ben to0tbrin9enben Somoba'pt
/ 4 .k.1 En-
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-06

tuQ Q&il wv 11euNIulIt'@ o. IVY 49, ~>''>>>~
Bel 1ib ben Na9e16pur> ben er BET Der
9eiGe leiner senorbeten @6peiter setDan.
Sn penigen @tunoen mar oas 2aser
set porber9ebenoen gfadt ertoedt*:: bic.
gl16e fanben tie no@ tparm: Wfon be-
I6lob, bic 8erfolsung nit Der grDbten
Worli6t por5uneb1nen benn oie ber5baf=
ten Mnliebler ,paren ,uoDlbefannt nit ber
Sinterliit Der Plinberer. Sort gings
bur6 8ui6 un6 Wolo iiber bunfle s(b=
sriinbe unb an felligen S0ben entlang>
obne einen 9lu9enblid aus5uruben; nur
5utpeilen erquidten lie li9 at eii1sm Mois=
fu6en ooer ettpasSleil l6> wdbrenoii iie ibren
Wes forti iebter.
9lls er1tes 2a9er wdblten tie ben
@9lupftpintel ant Tub zines iteilen Sel=
ienbii9els> at befen tablen @eiten einise
niebrise @tauoea9etua9ie nit elmer
3dbieteit ii@ feittlommerten, tint 2eben
boraus gu fau9en, tuelde eines bellern
2obnes ,piir6i9 setuelen tudre. @ie wq9=
ten es ni9t in'6euer an5u5iinben> oamit
bas 2i9t nt6t bic Mufmertl lamtett ibrer
Teinbe rese n1a6e aber lie bieben Geoern=
slueige ab uno bereiteten 2aser, oie fit
tire mIoen @lie6er 10 bequem maren,
ols 9ounenbetten.
Giner BON ibnen mubte Wa6e teben>
bic iibrieen 16liefen beinabe 10 unbefiim=
inert, als tpenn tie tpirfli6 in ibren 8et=
ten lasen. '9ie grmer! lie lieben ii3
nt9t trdumen bab in oe1n ounfeln 3mie=
li9t iber ibnen eben Die lauerten> Die iie
perfolsten, uuo bic nur einen 9iinitigen
Nugenblid ertporteten, INN lie aue gu per=
ni9ten. l1nb bod mar es 10. @ie
catnpirten felt ungefaDr elmer @tun6e in
einem @eb0l5 BON @probenfi6ten uno
Seulodstannen. ~ ...>..-
gborles unb NmD, tpel9e felt geblnoen
lparen, 1aben nieoer9ebeu9t anf Dem moos=
bebeften 9er6 ols man bic @timmen
ibrer Treunbe b1rte. sic boben freuois
ben &opf; oos 2i@t BET Soffnuns fla
derte in i6ren 9er5en tpieoer auf; aber
5tpei bobe Sc efalten beugten ii@ plDbli6
nit erbobenen Merten ouf iie berab uno
orpbten ibnen nit au9enblifli6em So6e>
tpenn zines BON ibnen 81 ipre@en ooer lid)
gu riibren tua9te.
Qlls ser N}ono aufging, loben tie NIT
GROCER Sc l6dfti9teit a6er Su9lei6 nit
eben1o SroBer @orli6t @nitolten gu einem
9(n9riH ouf lire ni6ts obnenoen Sreunoe
treffen, pel6e ein in jeoer 9inli@t fir 6ie
blutoiirFi9en 9lbli9ten ibrer Teinoe siin=
| ltiges 2ager 9etpdblt botten. -.
Ser DoDe Mutb ber Sodter 0es Nn=
1ieolers iteigerte lib in's l1n9laubli6e.
sic ba6te at ibren tueibboarigen @oter
unb ibren piel perlpre@enoen iiin9eren
Bruoer, beren 9eben lift tDeurer 1nO IT.
barer mar als ibr ei9enes; lie bodte at
bie Seimotb, oie burd Sic beob1i9ti9te
Sho+ HSe mn nprlo15en +,;ivho. 5;o hoh+o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-27

AdepresSsd, irritable state OF mind !
n weak, nervous, exhausted feelings
no energy or animRtionI confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bIIItRtIng, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of cxccsses, mental ovcrwork or
jndIScrvHons. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
ands sovereign cure in HURIPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. IS.
It tones up the system, arrests discharges; dspes
The mental gloom and dependency, and reiuve-
mites the Gntiro system. 1t Is perfectly harm.
less and always efficient. Price q, for package
Of five boxes and large q vial Of powder, which
Is important in DID, serious caSoS or 81 per single
box. Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent BY mail
on receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No, 6S9 BRoADwAY, n. Y.
For sale by Logan, List b Co.; 3. Booking; T
]. FInnoy; James hurry; Reed, Kraft 3 Co.
Wheeling; ChAs. FariS, Wheeling Island; janet
Elliott and ]. & Nm. Mercer, BellAir, o.
fabiQ-eOdkW =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-27
schenck,s PuImonic Candy

Embraces in a great degree all The
principles of Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
and while as pleasant 10 the palate as the
purest of CONNECTIONS, its medicinal proper
ties render 1t eftectual in coughs, colds
bronchohial and catarrhal affections, &c
1t is the most acceptable remedy for chill
dren or infants, and can be given with
IMMUNITY; while for professional gentle
men, or those who suffer from loss Of vice,
1t Is indispensable.
These candies are put up in 90 cent
boxes convenient for the pocket, and are
for sale BY all druggists and dealers
]. Il. ScHENCK s. Son, N. E. corner Sixth
and Arch Sts., Phila. cod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-27

Married Persons, or Young Men cop,sn,,..
Marriage, being aware Of Physical EsIEutI
organic debility, deformitIes, speedily s 5,.ga'
BE who places himself under he s,,SsS,
j, may relgiouily coI1de in his honor y " "
physician. iu u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-27

FROM the Curriers' report We learn that
in the Senate on the Goth, Mr.. CAMDEN,
from the Judiciary Committee, reported a
certain bill with amendments, one Of
which mentions the Confederate States
Government, and recognizes in direct Ian.
guage what has perhaps never been re-
cognized before upon the LegislatiN0io Jour.
nails Of this State" 1t seems TO be the
chief effort Of the leading spirits in this
Legislature to restore themselves to some
sort Ofrespectabllity by giving all possible
recognition and countenance TO the rebel.
lion, in which most Of them las in the case
Of Mr.. CAMDEN HIMSELF played a most
inglorious part. II there had been no
more valiant rebels than Judge CAMDEN,
and those other West Virginians who
loaied around Richmond during the war,
there wouldn't have been much in the
Confederate States Government forever
q rebel to be proud!oE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-27

OUR suggestion that II the dominant
party viii allow tho Panhandle to be
transferred 10 Pennsylvania, for satis'
factory consideration, the Panhandle
will not object to the proposed annexa-
ton of the Valley Of Virginia, elicls this
response from the Martinsburg Statesman:
"If the Inteuigcncer will give bond with
sureties sufficient that 1t will carry its
chief aid .de.camp, the Register, over into
Pennsylvania with 1t, we do not know
but the banter It makes US will be &C
cepted."
We don't know Just how it would be
with our neighbor. "Whcre the treasure
Is there will tho heart be also" Our CO.
temporary, VIC believe, divides its treas
ure between Wheeling and Charleston,
and we may therefore presume divided
affection. II the knife OF separation were
applied at the Marshall county line, we
don't know which end Of the tie that binds
the Register would prove the stronger;
and therefore it Is too risky to justify US
in giving the required bond. 1.-THE Reg
lister could only be induced TO express an
opinion touching the proposed excisiOn Of
the Pam Handle, we should know better
how to make terms with the Statesman.
1t is the only paper in the Panhandle
that has not expressed itselfo on the sub.
ject and It's long continued reticence is
embarrassing TO Its friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-27
Tuesdny, April 9Th, 1873

Total, 10 900 GIIts, ali Cash. ........ $50, 200
TO provide means for this magnificent Concert
One Hundred Thousand Whole Tickets only Will
~ Whole Tickets. $40, Halves, IS; and QuaAterS,
- 80. Eleven Whole Tickets for 500, NO dis
count on less than 800 orders. ''-
The object Of this Third Gin Concert, like INC
two heretofore given with such universal APPROX
al, Is the enlargement and endowment OF the
Public Library Of Kentucky, which, BY The
special act authorizing the concert for Its benen
IL 70 be forever FREQ 70 all citizens every State
The drawing will DO uDder the supervision oil The
Trustees Of the Library. a9Sisted BY the most
eminent citizens Of the United States. The sale
OF tickets has already progressed 90 far, thai
complete success 10 assured, and buyers ART
therefore notified that they must order a. once
II they de1ire 70 participate In the drawing:
The management Of this undertaking has bean
committed By tho trustees 70 Hon. Thomas <
Bramlette, Late Governor Of KGntueky. 10 whom
communicati lions pertaining to the Gift Concert
f''' O0 R. T.DURRRTT, Pres't
W, N. HALDEMAN, Vice PTes't
JOHN q. CAIN, Bec'y Public Library Of Ky.
FARMERS AND DR0VERs' BANK Treasurer,
Public Library Of KY, Louisville, Ky.
Orders for tickets or applications for Agenete9,
circulars, information, ETC., will meet With
prompt attention when addressed 70 me.
TH0S. 3. BRAhLkTTR,
Agent Public Library, Louisville, KY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-27

Uneasy state Capitals.
h, cincinnati Commercial.

nm the Cincinnati commercially
There Is great distress In some Of the
states lust now about the location OF their
capitals. The chronic struggle % LII the
capitol out Of the Frankfort gull and set II
on hill near Louisville, where Its light
may shine over an admiring world, Is not
vet given over. Should Il succeed, we
may expect Lexington TO secede and con.
struct State for herself in the blue grass
region. In West Virginia there Is labo'
rious effort TO get the location away from
Charleston, which seems 10 be IN an OBJ.
scure region with State Printer OF bad
eminence, and plant the government In
Wheeling. But this does not please Par
kersburg, and so the labor Is In vain. In
81 Paul, too, because hotel keeper re-
fused to entertain Fred. Douglass, it
was proposed to shake of the dust
OF that inhospltsble city and retire
to the interior, TO either St. Peters
ST. Cloud, or New Ulm. The latter
would be convenient for tho Indians
which Is in It's favor. There Is great tur-
mol in Nebraska, too. Omaha inslSta
that the capital shall be located there, as
the centre Of population and commerce
but the Lincolnites hang on TO It with 9
death grip, and have rather frightened
the advocates Of removal in the lobby by
threatening them with arrests on charges
OF bribery and corruption. They are
positively accused Of using money TO buy
the votes of members Tor Omaha, an accu'
sation 30 extraordinary in these days that
we quito agree with the Omaha Bee as to
It's Incredi6illty. Alabama also threatens
to put the State House on wheels. This
nomadic disposition In Legislatures Is
alarming, and Is destructive Of that geo
graphical knowledge Of State capital!
which Is considered essential In all school
examinations. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-27

IT must DO considered that the advo-
cacy of suffrage for women is making
some Roadway when a journal like tho
Philadelphia Press makes this comment
on an argument delivered in that city
Monday evening:
"Mrs Stanton Is one Of the few women
who bring brains and q logical mind to
the discussion Of this question, and in
whose presence the puerile objections to tho
reform fade away. II she would only ad.
Vocate an educational or moral uuallhcs.
ton, how glad We should be to embrace
her viewsW
four foreman says he endorses the fore
going with a single amendment. HI
moves to strike out "views." lie vii
probably be favored with another lsdy's
"views" when his wife reads this