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South 3rantl. Snteltigeneer.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY. DEC. IL, 1873
BE CONSIDERABLE.

BE CONSIDERATE.
Oh nyou knew what simple th!ngs
OF cheer the hearts VI Others,
Wed frequent find our ,pirit-spripgs
Brimful Of bliss, my brothers.
cheerful smile, pleasant word,
Which we can always give,
Perchance some dropping soul hath stirred
With strength to love and live.
An act may be by us unmarked,
But keuned by watchers near
The song which we unheeding sing,
May strike another's ear.
five but give our widows mite"
To aid the general veal,
To help along the cause Of right,
How angel-like We feel.
s
GEMS FROM LONGFELLOW.
SIN.
Aan-lke il is TO fall into sin,
Fiend-like it is 10 dwell therein,
Christ-like ii is for sin 10 grieve,
GOd-likc il is all sin to leave
THE REsrLRss HEART.
milestone and the human heart are driven ever
round;
II they have nothing else to grind they must
themselves be ground
ACT AND TACT.
Intelligence aud courtesy not always are COM
bined
Oft in a wooden house a golden room.is found.
RETRIDUTIoS.
Though the mills OF God grind slowly, yet they
grind exceeding small
Though with patience he stands waiting, with
eKactness grinds he all.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17

AT a meeting OF Benwood Grove No. a
q. A. o. D., held last evening, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in His all.WisO providenost to remove
from our midst our beloved Brother, Ja-
cob Shafter: 81,
ReSolued, That in this sad dlspensation
we have been deprived Of worthy and
beloved Brother, whose many acts ol
kindness and goodness endeared him to
all who knew him.
RsSo!ved, That by this sudden death and
afTltcIion we are reminded OF the uncer.
tainty Of life, OF the vast Importance o.
stricter observance of the principles and
rules of our beloved Order and the Chris
tian religion.
RsSolusd, That we tender to the rela-
tivcs and friends OF Our departed Brother
the assurance OF our heart felt sympathy
and sorrow In this their sad loss, and while
We deplore this dispensatlon which has
removed from our midst faithful Brother
and warm hearted friend, VIC sincerely
hope and trust that he has found O home
in that blessed region where the weary
shall forever rest, and we hope to meet
him there.
RSS0lusd, That the furniture and en-
blems OF Benwood Grove No. 4 U. A. D.
D., be draped in mourning, and that the
members each wear the usual badge oil
mourning thirty days.
ReSo!uEd, That copy Of these resolu-
tions be transmitted by the Secretary TO
the family of our departed Brother and
friend, and also inserted in the Wheeling
daily papers.
RsWlued, That we also tender q vote OF
thanks to our Brother, Benjamin Dunlap,
Tor his kindness to our Brother, Jacob
Shafer, in his terrible suffering.
[signedl WM. L, CoRBLY,
JAS, GATEwooD, OOm.
JAS. Il. TAYLOR,
BsnpoOd, January 10, 1873.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17
THE LATEST NEWS.

j. Beer, a native Of Switzerland, So.
icided by hanging, at New Orleans,
Thursday.
"A fire In the dry goods store Of Owen
Jones, 107 Eighth avenue, New York,
damaged the stock and building TO the
amount Of &l95,00O.
AT Lancaster, Pa, Wednesday, while
two confederates engaged the cashier 0i
the Mechanics Bank In front, third en-.
tered by the rear and stole $4,000 In
bonds.
-CommissIoner Van Buren, Of New
York, iS sending 10 tho Governors OF the
several States circulars requeStipg that
each State shall send TO the Vienna Ex.
position, samples otthe materials used in
common education, with statements Of the
results obtained.
DIR. Jones, q homeopathic physician
Of Toronto, died suddenly, Wednesday
night, after taking dose Of chloratC
hydrate, which had been administered al
bis own request, after q pSiPlul surgical
operation.
The italian Senate has approved Q
bill forbiddiug theological Instructions II
tho public schools.
-AdvIccs from Zanzibar to the 80h o
November state that the supply expedi
tion for Livingstone had reached him
Livingstone had started for the interior
Of Africa.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YoRK, January 10.-In tho Tweed
case this afternoon, Mr.. Lypes testified as
to his duty OF filling in the warrants when
tue voucher was given 10 him. He
merely looked at the endorsement on the
back of the vouchers and not at the
papers, The defense objected that the
warrants were not competent evidence oI
the contents oil the missing vouchers, or
that any such vouchers we're even certid.
cd by defendant or by any body else. The
objection was not allowed, tho court hold
lug that Mr. Storrs evidence connected
the defendant with the last vouchers. -
Rev. Joshua Levilte, senior editor ol
the Independent, whllO visiting his son
yesterday, was struck with paralysis and
remains unconscious.
The proposition OF Thomas Millcn, for
the utilization Of salt water for extln.
gushing fires and cleaning the streets at
$3.50 900, hes been referred 10 q commit.
tee OF the Board OF Aldermen.
George Schelien, arrested on the charge
oi killing his vic on Tuesday night, said
the wounds were inflicted by her par
mour, bar keeper, whom he found In
the house when he entered.
The steamer Tybee arrived today. She
brings full confirmation Of the lease ol
sanana Bay 10 an American company,
and oI It's ratification by the Dominican
government,
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WHEEIING w. VA FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY II 1873
LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 10.-In the Flu
sion Legislature the vote on Joint ballo
IorU. s. Senator, long term, was as fol
lows: Warmoth, 80; Andrew T. Heron
49, Roster, 81; Bu0Sey, Q; Blank, II. To
tai, 80. No choice.
In the Kellogg Legislature, Rx.Gov'
ernor hahn offered the following, which
was indefinitely postponed:
WHEREAS, The commercial and indus
trial Interests Of the State arc languishlng
on account Of It's unsettled political con-
diGion, and remedy and final settlement
by the courts or Congress can only be had
alter long delay; and whereas, In addition
TO this Legislature meeting ut the State
House there exists an assembly calling
itself the Legislature, but organized in
disregard Of Section SO, Of Act No. 100 Of
1870, and both bodies, the one meeting at
the State House Us well as the one at Odd
Fellows Hall, containing members regu-
larly elected and entitled to sit as legisla-
tors, as well as others who have no right
to be retained as elected; therefore,
ReS0!rsd, That a Committee OF Confer.
ence Of three from the Senate and five
from the House be appointed to confer
with any persons, whether claiming to
be members Of the Legislature or not, as
to the feasibility Of an early settlement Of
the difficulties within our State, and with.
out tho aid OF extraneous parties, TO the
end that there may be but one RcknoWl-
edged government, md tho interests oI
the State promoted by q restoration Of
tranquility and regard Tor law and
order.
Messrs. NJ. Miller and Ray, short term
Senators elect, left this afternoon for
Washington.
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RIVER NEWS.

PrTTsBuRou, Jan. 10.-RIver rising
with feet 3 inches Ia the channel. Con.
siderable rain fell last night and this
evening, and from present indications
there will be a good stage Of water
within the next twenty.iour hours. The
Esperanza has arrived from Wheeling
The Iron Mountain and barges departed
for New Orleans this evening wiIha good
trip.
CINCINNATI, January 10 River 10 feel
and declining. Tho Anna has arrived
from Pittsburgh, and the Camella from
Tennessee river. ToWboats with coal
have arrived as follows: Tom McDon-
aid, Leopard, PlerpOlnt, Victor, Wilson
Tom Dodsworth, A. j. Baker, Veteran
and Whale, and the Hawkeye No. q
from Pittsburgh to st. Louis with three
barges OF bulk oil.
LOUISVILLE, January 16.-River sta.
tionary; Z feet 4 inches In the canal; 8 feet
4 inches In the chute. 1t rained all morn.
ing, turned cold and showed this alter.
noon, and Is growing colder tonight
The J. D. Parker, R. W. Skillluger, Mol
lle Ebert and Potomac, left Tor Cincin'
natl, the Jno Kilgour and City Of Cairo
for New Orleans, and Arlington for Mem,
phiS. The toWboats Jno. A. Wood, Jas
Gilmore, Grand Lake No. 2, Jno. Gil
more, Sam Clark, Abe Mcdonald and
Oakland, expect to start down with their
tows to night. The Grand Lake IS put
ting her tow in the canal. The Jno. Xii,
gour and Arlington, expected to get
through the canal and pass up for Cincin.
natl tonight. About fOrty.Gve coal boats
and barges arc In the head of the canal
waiting to get through.
ST. LoUrs, January 1O.-The weather
turned quite cold last night, and about
two inches VI snow fell. To-day the
mercury has been several degrees below
the freezing point, and 1t is freezing hard
to-day.
Tho river Is rising fast, from the effects
Of the late rains. A dispatch says there
Is big rise In the Missouri, and that the
gorge at St. Charles broke to-day. The
steamboatmen anticipate a movement Of
the ice here tonight, and have added
cables and hawsers to the Wharfboais
steamers, barges, &c, to prevent II posi-
bic their being carried away. The ice at
Grand Tower also started to-day, and the
indications now are that the river will be
clear from the mouth Of the Missonrl to
Cairo In a very short time. II there Is
any considerable amount Of water above
the sudden change in the weather will
not prevent q break up.
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GknGntetAiqettGer:

nm a few days intervene before 'n'
,,,v election. 1t is time good men "es' -
he'll heinz brosght out iu each waFa WARD, 'Oi ..
ConpcIl. 1t is Of fnuch moro consequence y :,
n the city who are in Council 'naI ~ ~ ~ y
~bo Il Clerk, Sergeant or Mayor U,s II We
ssvs GOOD Council, the city's interests
iii ,",r, b, taken care Of, even Il the execu-
''ue officers arc Indifferent; but no excel
,sOce s on their par! can make up for the
'r ,oI.cbjefs that will grow out Of bad legis'
'.,ion in Council. A councilmsn's poll
'ic. IA Of no consequence. Honesty and
capacity ought to be the chief requisites
We trust where men having these
chsracteristlcs are pressed to be canol-
Iates. they will make some sacFlnce u
nor,opal inclination or business convent
iepce to accept. 1t IS only 10 this way
mat the standard OF qualification In
council can be raised
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17
The Kansas Sonntorship.

ST. LOUIS, January IA Rpu5!tSan
special from Topeka, Kansas, says; an In
formal canvass In the anti Pomeroy mem
bers Of the Legislature, held last night
at which seventy.nins members were
present, being a majority OF twenty.Siz
on Joint ballot. Pledges were given tc
oppose the election OF Pomeroy and vote
against him. No definite action has been
taken looking TO concentrate upon any
opposing candidate, which fact gives
hopes TO Pomeroy's friends, who consider
the jealousies between rivals for success
sion stronger than general opposition to
Pomeroy. When the matter comes to a
test, they also say twenty members OF the
caucus will vote for POmeroy when be
wants them. Another caucus will be held
tonight, when it Is probable an attempt
will be made to unite upon an opposing
candidate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17
FRANCE,

PARIS, January 10 There Is much ex
element In the Spanish colony Of this city
over the note Of Secretary Fish to Minis
ter slckles in relation 10 slavery In thu
Island Of Cuba.
1t Is rumored 10 tho lobbles Of the As
sembly that a coalition has been effected
between the Legilimlsts and tho support
ers Of the House Of Orleans.
MARsAILLEs. January l6-The Ad
mIral Of the French squadron at Villa
Franco, gave ball last night on board
his flagship. The officers OF the Ameri
can and British men Of war, in the harbor
were invited, but declined to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17
Call Tor a Convention of Teachers.
To the Teachers Of Wet TrginiG.

Call for a Convention Of Teachers
To the Teachers Of West VTryiniG::
Under the operation Of our new Con
stitution, important changes in the prac'
tical working oil our system Of public
schools may be expected, and 1t Is of the
highest concern that these should be de.
termined, as far as possible, by the con:
current wisdom of our most experienced
educators. X Is believed that our Legis'
lature would not only respectfully receive
such suggestions as might be agreed upon
BY q convention Of the teachers OF the
State, but that they would also direct
their legislation in generous spirit ol
harmony with any plan that might be 30
recommended to their consideration.
To this end, the undersigned beg leave
TO call q General Convention OF the
Teachers Of West Virginia, to meet at
Grafton at . o'clock p. n. on Friday, the
3lst day Of January, 1873, and to urge
with all the earnestness that the import
ance Of the occasion should excite, the
attendance OF as many Of the enlightened
friends Of education aS can possibly come,
TO aid Us in giving system and efficiency
10 this great interest Of our State.
W. Z. PENDIEToN,
President Of Bethany college.
]. G. BLAIR,
Principal Fdirn1ont State Normal School.
ALEX. MARTIN,
President State Unirerity.
F. s. WILLIAMS,
Superintendent 0ay EcloolS, Wheeling.
WM II. MORTON,
PrSIidtnt Wheeling Female College.
]. B. SOLOMON,
OF State Unipsr1ity.
]. H. MoMECHEN,
RrinGpqI Center School, Wheeling.
J. B. NIooLAY,
High School, Mdnnington.
SAM'L BOYD,
Prinapal Oh Ward, Whecltng.
F. II. CRAGo,
Principal West Liberty Norma! School.
s. Fl. PIERsoL,
Principal High School, RdrkerSbttTg.
1t is to be hoped that every paper In the
State will gratuitously give the above call
an early insertion.
January 10, 1878.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January 10 The Com
mittee OF Ways and Means on next Tues
day will consider tho subject Of refund
Ing the cotton tax.
Tho President to day signed the bill tc
amend section 10 Of tho act entitled ar
act 10 authorize the appointment Of Ship
ping Commissioners, &C., approved June
7, 1872.
The National Union Suffrage Associa
ton commenced Its session to-day in Lin
coin Hall. Many prominent advocates oI
the cause were present, Miss Anthony
was President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
NapoIeon'G Fuperal.

LONDON, January 1e.-It Is now esti-
mated that there were sixty thousand peo'
plo at Ohiselhurst, yesterday. Many stores
In London and throughout tho country,
wero partly closed during the funeral,
While the Prince Imperial was returning
from the Chapel. he was saluted with the
cry of "VlVe rEmper0r r. la reply, he
exclaimed. "the Emperor Is deadi Vive
Ia Francew
A grand reception was given to-day at
ChiSelhurst by the Empress Eugenie and
Napoleon ", TO ono thousand soldiers,
statesmen snd other distinguished French.
men. The Empress and son passed
through the rooms filled with people, oil
In the deepest mourning, and gave their
hands to be kissed, The Imperialists ex.
pect speedy restoration OF the Empire
with the Empress as regent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17
The Rosa Twcsd Trial,

New York. January l0.-1n the Tweed
case this morning the court heard the
teStimony Of ex.Depu,y Comptroller
Storrers and ex.Auditor Lynch, as 10 the
loss ol the stolen vouchers, to see whelh.
er secondary evidence might be admit.
led Of their contents, so as to connect
them with the defendant. The defense
Btoutly objected to part Of the testimony
But tho court admitted It.
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OF. Tho Committee were also instructed
10 gather information In reference to 9TH
er ore fields than the two which now en-
Joy monopoly Of the trade, and report
q plan for development in the new fields.
They were finally instructed to prepare
their report as speedily as possible and
present 1t to a special meeting OF manu-
iacturers called at their option, alter
which general convention Of "ore men,"
manufacturers and all interested In the
trade will be called for full and Tree dis
cusslon Of the subject.
After thus deciding upon a plan OF ac-
ton, the meeting adjourned subject to the
call Of the special committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17
ARKANSAS.
Tho Let.Up..The senatorshlp.

LITTLE RooK, January l0-A bill pre-
scriblng the manner oil submitting to the
people the pending constitutional amend
ment, restoring the franchise 10 the dis,
lranchised on the 2si Of March, passed
both Houses.
Another ballot was had Tor 0. 8. seua'
tor, but without any result. The vote
stood: Dorsey AZ, Bowen 20, Tarland 95,
Mcdonald 4, Snyder /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17
SPAIN.

MADRID, January 18.-Reports from
the north represent that the Carlist In
surgents arc acting with terrible cruelty
towards the inhabitants who refuse 10
Join their ranks. Many cases Of murder
and mutilation are reported, and hun.
dreds oil young men have been forced
into the service Of the Insurgents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17

For MAYOR.-Hon. THOMAS SWEENEY
IA announced this morning for Mayor.
lie would dignity the place and be a
credi. to the city. Not being lawyer
we suppose he could not at the same time
wear the honors and enjoy the emolu'
ments Of City Solicitor. But that will
not be very serious objection. The i'm.
prOpriety Of that kind Of an arrangement
Is so obvious that the people OF the city
are not anxious TO see it continued. We
shall be very well content TO sec Mr..
SWEENEY In the Mayors chair. 1t is not
likely that any better man will be cardl'
Aota
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17
National Convention Of BIN Posters

CINorNEATI, January 10 The Nation
al Convention Of Bill Posters adjourned
here to-day, to meet 10 Rochester on the
second Wednesday In July Of this year.
About twenty delegates were present,
representing st. Louis, Chicago, Kansas
City, Louisville, Pittsburgh, Rochester,
indianapolis, and other cities In Ohio,
New York and Michigan. In addition 10
the officers chosen at the St. Louis meet
ing, they elected G. W. Bells, Of Toledo,
Measurer, and A. 7. Harbeson, Of Indian
apolis, Recording Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17

Tur Cumberland NsrS isinfnrmed that
~. baltimore l. Ohio Railroad Company,
slFeajy an using double track from Balti'
more 10 Piedmont, has decided upon tho
construction OF o third track, to extend
,,om Baltimore to Cumberland, and per.
Dspg TO Piedmont, If not further. west
WorK Oh the additional track has been
commenced at one or more points east oI
Cumberland, and will be advanced as
,Deedlly as the large facilities to be ap.
nIIed can do tho work. The demands OF
The coal trade aud the Pittsburgh q
Coppcllsvillc and Point Of Rocks Rail
road call for this great improvement. In
lbe meantime the second track is being
extended rapidly to the Ohio river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17
CHICAGO.
A Splendid Church Burned. .

CHICAGO, January 10 The First Con-
gregOlionsl Church, corner OF Washing
ton and Ann streets, took fire. about hall
past 8 o'clock this evening, and was en-
tirely consumed. Il was one Of the finest
stone structures in the country, costing
$l75000 The last Of the Indebtedness
had Just been paid OF. There Is great
sympathy for Rev. Dr.. Good win, the pas
tor, who was very successful 10 the min
istry. He was stationed at Columbus, O.,
for q number of years. The parsonage
adjoining Is being abandoned to the
flames.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17

A NORWICH gentleman Of broad social
views wrote q note to the handmade who
wrcstles with his crockery, inviting her 70
take d sleigh ride With him. Unfortunately
tho slave was unable 10 read and brought
the note to the wile OF his bosom to de-
cipher. Wretched and heartslck, the
miserable woman waited in agonizing sus'
pense till her husbands return, and the
family physician says he didn't consider
it possible Tor a delicate female to do 80
much damage,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17

THEY orc proposing in Congress to au:
thOrIze the issue Of $4,000. 900 moro Of
National Bank currency. Why not make
il Vreenbacks, and save the interest on
that amount OF bondsE Can any one tell
us2-MounGIrIlh Democrat.
viii the Democrat or somebody else
have the infinite goodness to tell US Just
bow interest on bonds can be saved by is'
suing greenbscks.
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No New Trial Probable for Stokes.
NEW York, January 10 In IN inter.
view yesterday With one oil the prosecut'
ing counsel In the Stokes case he said be
thought 1t would be very difficult to have
q stay OF proceedings procured, and that
there will be even greater difficulty In the
prisoner being able 10 secure new trial
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17

A NEWLY elected Squire, in Lake City,
Florida, having occasion to perform the
marriage ceremony for the first time, got
the affair considerably mixOd, and wound
up by saying: "SuGer little children to
come unIo them" at which the bride re-
marked; Thank you; John, let's go;
that's all we want"
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SAN FRANCIsCo.
rhe nIodoo Ha1..Race OG.

nc NUUUU " WUI'-LStAVV VNP
SAN FRANCISCO, January 19-The
Oregon troops have invested Captain
Jacks camp at Ben. Wrights cave. A
howitzer Is In position and battle will
probably be opened Friday.
Tho four mile running race between
Phil. Sheridan and ThUd. Stevens has
been declared of, Phil. Sheridan is dis.
abled.
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Ohio Legislature,

COLUMBUS, January 1G-In the House
10 day bills were introduced TO 90 amend
the insurance law 80 as 10 allow insur-
anCe companies 10 invest their assets In
city and first mortgage railroad bonds.
A resolution was adopted favoring a Cen.
trail Judicial district.
In tho Senate bill was introduced
regulating the letting Of State contracts
by giving tho trustees power to reject all
bids, and reducing tho time Of adVertiI.
ing for proposals 10 four weeks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-17

WE are told Of boy out in Columbus,
o., who would not go to the circus when
his father gave him leave. BE preferred
to 20 10 school and study his little book.
We are sorry for that little boy, but no
properly managed insurance company
would issue a policy on his lie. His
health cannot DO good.
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ITALY.

RoME, January 10.-The Pope told
some visitors, to day. that he believed the
bodies Of the Apostles Philip and James
were discovered on Wednesday, In the
church OF the Apostles.