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I.0ss by lee md Flood.

PIrrsnuEolr, Pa, December o4.-Three
sorgcs on the Allegheny river, between
this city and parker's, Pa, broke. to-day
and an immense volume Of water back Of
them caused q lleod which swept nearly
Is 600 feet Of lumber away from moorings,
q few miles above the city. The lumber
was the property Of Joseph Couch, who es.
Inmates his loss ut $4,000. No other dam.
aye was reported. u.L n le..-E.
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The Appropriation Nills.

WASHINGTON, December oS.-The De.
partment estimates ior the appropriation
bills in course Of preparation by tho House
Of Representatives are in amount as fol-
lows: o7 5a,}
For pensions, slOl, ,575.O 900; notifications,
Sl,000,000; navy, $23,4Sl,0 ,07S; legislative,
executive and judicial expenses $ol ,S4O,-
10; sundry civil expenditures, $I4 Isl $40;
District ofColumbia, S77115, l49. -
The pensions, Qualifications and navy
bills will he ready 10 report to the House
Immediately after New Years day. There
relnains for preparation the general def.
cheney bili,and, it is possible, the rivcrand
harhor bill. = L2.a.- LLL -..----
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TIE tariti-tor.revenue-only reformers are
gradually "exfoliatiny," AS Mr.. Voorhees,
would say. The Tariff Commission report
is bringing them ont. Being definite
thing they must talk business when
thhy gather around it, or move out and
make room ior men who have views. Mr..
Springer, OF Illinois, is u man Of views, and
he is frank enough to express them. lthas
been urged, as we think with reason, that
tariff OF SOS q ton on steel rails is too high.
II may have been necessary when
it was laid-certainly great i'll
dnstry has grown up under it,
but it is not required now to enable the
american manufacturer to hold his own.
The Tariff Commission recognized this,
and recommended that the duty be reduced
10 Slz 10 atom. But this docs not satisfy
these Democrats for whom Mr.. Springer
speaks, and for reason which might read
lily have heen suspected, but which more
prudent people playing part would have
been slow to avow. Mr.. Springer dissents
from this recommendation OF the commit
tee because it means, ut the present cost Of
production, that English rails can not be
sold in New York for less than SIS per ton
and the proposed. duty, and they must
sell ior SIS 60 per ton, while American
rails are offered at $40. Mr.. Springer
would have strengthened his argument by
a dollar a ton Ii lie had said that orders
had been taken ior American rails at $50
per ton. II his argument is a good one
there wonld haye to be a sliding scale OF
duties to so up Ior down as the selling
price OF American manufactures should
ssiyance or decline. But his main point is
clear. lie favors no tariff which will not
admit the foreign manufacturer OIL
equal terms with the 5 American
manufacturer and he would lay no Gus.
IONS dues not required for revenue pur.
!. poses, This is precisely where The Repub.
lican party and tue Democratic party ,di.
vide OH the issue Of protection. Tho Re-
publican party Is for tariff projections
tariff fairly and equltably laid, but still to
protect American capital aud American
labor. The Democratic party forms tariff
ior as much revenue US the Government
may need, and no more-and the logical
Onntluson OF this reasoning is, that It Is no
part af the duty the Government TO pro-
tActhome industries. 7I6 ~ y
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Az ESTEEMED cotemporary-which knew
better, but didn't stop to think-notes pre-
monitory symptoms Of coming Presiden-
tial boom ior rSenator Beck. Carlyle would
have thought It no misfortune, but for
Presidential purposes il does stand in the
way to have been born in the Land O.
Cotaa
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:, ", ". KtDEI
Pastor Thompson N. Z. Church. =.

Every. Christmas does the Joyous song Of
the angels ring anew in our ears. Yea,
though years may creep over us and ,;fe
with Its sinsand sorrows, It's sdisappoiniments
its temptations and Its wearinuss. may sone.
what deaden the fresher feelings Of onr
younger days, yet cold and deadencd inleed
must that heart be which even in saddest
sorrow has no welcome left for Christnas
Rejoice, but rejoice in the Lord; this Is trus
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At the recent election in North Carolina
the Republicans polled ll1,320 votes. the
Democrats lll,7GI. II the other. .444 Re-
pnbIicans had gone to the polls they would
have tipped the beam. North Carolnu,
We are looking ut you for 1881!
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lr is to be hoped that the Republicans
Of the Seventeenth Ohio District intend to
come ont considerably stronger on election
day than they did at the primaries. A
s,Ay-at.l'oule party doesn't knock the most
persimmons.
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GLORIA IN BXCELSISI
PASTORS CHRISTMAS SENTIMENTS.
Eloquent Short Sermons from the "lntellIgenrsr''
ea'pls-Hom the Annlrtrssry Is 8b.tr1td
In the CITY Churrhea-Soms RsAutI-
ful and Appropriate Thoughts.

In response to the request OF the INTEL.
lIdEScEn, forwarded to pastors Of churches
in Wheeling aud vicinity, the following
Christmas sentiments have very kindly
been furnished:
Christmas day belongs to the time OF
Christs nativity. The birth OF Jesus Is pre-
sented as miraculous event, as such pre.
dicted, Rs such recorded. # is presctt ted as
the most wonderful event in It's own nature,
The incarnation is the graudest truth il, the
universe, the union Of tho divine and human
natures IN The one person OF the Redeetuer
heaven and earth are frightened with its
glory. All before and after the birth of
Jesus, takes It's color from that event. As
The tree, rising from h small root or seed,
spreads Its branches, and with them It's leaves,
Its blossoms, Its fruit, It's shade, north south,
east and west; so has this obscure birth In
haeaced al history. sacred aud secular, be.
lore and behind. That history Is au Infinite
web ot events, interviewer In endless lntrica.
cics, apparently with u thousand broken
threads; now upward, nov downward. now
backward. now forward; but the magni lcent
web is one, and Its centre Is Bethlehem,
Christ is all and In air. and rs such, from
the naneee u the eros., and from the cross
TO the throne. lie Is the incarnation OF
Jehoyah's purposes, the Interpretation OF the
divine actions, and the revelation OF the
heavenly mysteries. He Is the only ltope Of
u lost and sinful world. Therefore, let every
heart, every home, every land let old and
young, parents and children, brothers and
sisters. husbands and wives, rejoice ttiM tov
a"s~akalle md JuH Of glory. ~,
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IIurpcr's Ferry Property In Dcn,nut.

WASHINGTON, December 23.-The cues.
tion Of disposing Of the Government prop.
erty at, llarper's Ferry has again been re.
vived. The solicitor OF the treasury re.
Gently received M offer from ex-Secretary
Belknap, representing certain capitalists
in PENNSYLVANIA, who promise TO make a
bid OF S.500O il the property is put up n.
auction. Mr. Belknap was Informed that
his request would be complied with, pro.
vided the proper guarantee was given and
81 900 was deposited to pay for the adyer.
tising. The solicitor is waiting TO hear
further from Mr.. Belknap.
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JOHN J. NAM,
Bishop Of Wheeling.

christmas-The very word causes the years
Of tle past 10 come trooping up to uy ireirhted
with precious memories. GRins steadily We
see the very heavens yielding Under an un.
wonted influence. Commissioned angels
sweep down from the skies, and bring the
glad news to earth that God incarnate comes
TO dwell with man. '.His name shnll be
called Jesus, for be shall save his people from
their sins" Then let our hands be given 10
deeds OF kindness. Happy Christmas dwell
on every tongue. 'peace on earth good viii
TO men, +, ". RYAN
Presiding Elder Wheeling District ii. "
Church. s,77e5'i ~
III places are consecrated in the eyes of
whole generations by having been the birth
places OF great men, or the spots where thew
have produced immortal works Of genus.
whnt shall we say of the spot where The Incar.
nate God was born? Surely, 1t must be a place
OF pilgrimage to the end Of time, Those who
cannot visit It in body must make their nil.
srimnge TO it in spirit" This the faithful
are led to 10 by the solemn service OF Christ.
mas Day. JomS T, SUNNY
Rector ottat- Joseph's Cathedral
II is pleasant to think how the Christmas
JOY, like wave from tropical seas, is en-
comprising the world. For all this flow of
charm and good will, song aud gilt-takipc
thought to make others happy, came into thee
world with the birth OF tie Babe OF Hethie.
hem. It is the Christ in the world who Inn.
given 10 1t the light and hope Of eternal life.
and every Christmas finds the earth, ia suite
OF all opposition, nearer the time when II
shall sit In gladness at the feet of It's King,
I, f! 49, j.. G. LYLE
{ .L.tl Pastor Third Presbyterian Gu hurch.
Every event and change In the entirs c,r,
Gle OF. the year should suggest thoughts of
Christ, but especially the anniversary Of II;s
advent into this world. 1t Is call 10 deyont
gratitude, an inspiration to holy joy, Let:it
be 10 us the purest, brightest and riaddest Of
ull the days, aud may Heaven save tAe wav.
ward and worldly from making it u carnival
OF fatau. 'g'f
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W, y. THOMSON,
Pastor Disciples Church,
"On earth ,pacc, gool will, :"

We do hail with all gladness the day com.
memorative Of the birth Of the Prince OF
Peace. May we contemplate this wonderful
event with all those views and affections
which It's importance demands. Let us not
disgrace the season by conyiyial usage OF SO.
ciety, by reyiying the works OF the devil.
But let us inquire for what end lie was born
anu for what cause lie came into the world.
B. WHEELER,
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"ClnlsrNAs comes but once year."
Give the youngsters full swing. Let them
be the .yrants OF the house ior this one day
il they want 10 be.

SENATOR Baowy can't hand over hun
lred thousand Offices 10 the hungry De-
mocracy for Christmas gift. Some other
Christmas, perhaps.
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ClAREMoSr, n. H., December 9S.-The
main building Of Clark 4 Free,nan's nov.
city wood establishment, burned. Fifty
men arc thrown out Of employment and
lose their tools, some Of which cannot be
duplicated In this country. Loss so, 1000;
insurance $4,000.
SAVANNAH, GA, December GA fire
in the Southern cotton warehouse, contain.
about l,4W bales, caused q slight damage.
Insured for $NS,OO0. QS -
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~ NJ II, IUUkE,
Pastor Second Presbyterian Church.

Hail, thou long expected Mesiah Hail,
thou Son Of God and Child Of Mary! Hail,
thou Redeemer Of the human race! With
the pious shepherds, we draw near thy crib,
to welcome, to adore, 10 thank and 10 love
whee. Through T&ee, we giyc glory to God.
Through Thee, We pray peace to men. NAV
al hearts share tue joy Of this festive time!
May every. home be enriched by the gifts and
Frightened aud gladdencd by the Divine
Babe Of Bethlehem Christian soul, 20, seek
your sayionr'God, and you will surely find
the Child with Mary his Mother,
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Pastor Of Wesley NJ. E. Chapel.

Christ, the Son OF God Is born unto us,
Gods gilt Of Life" Christ, the Savior Of the
world Is living Christ, the King OF the King.
dom Of God in Heaven and Earth Is reigning,
and 's the same yesterday, to-day and for
"Amenm JC. Wy1pNayS
Pastor German M. L. Church.
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kRAf1-on Monday. December Is. 1870 ., o.o
O'Clock 4. NJ, Eil1AAiTIl, wife OF Georpe T,sH oue
Funeral uv,lce hereafter, 30 ''IrF,'"'
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-, !. y. MUFFAT,
President Washington and Jefferson College.

lnmanuel-God With us. This name indi.
Gates the incarnation OF Christ, by whom we
know God; for he who hath seen Christ hat
seen the Father. Through the Word n,ade
flesh We know OF our own great human need
according to the Divine opinion. For the
Master culne for lis men and oir salvation.
Ih,s truth shows us mans dignity, for lie
took upon Him our nature, that We might be
partukers Of His.
The angels could not hold their peace; the
Jewish shepherds gloritied and praised God;
the Geutile Magi did homage with gifts uni
worshipped Him. "''
What will we do to.days
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TIE OTHER COUNTIES.
THE OUTLOOK At srIunEyy1ll.E.

sEttIH1 DlsFAlch 10 The lntelligencer.
STEurESyILLE, ONO, December 24.-As
lar us heard from Colonel Taylor leads Ia
the Congressional primaries. The iudica.
tlons are that he has fifteen delegates from
Jefferson county, twenty-four In Belmont
and '!I: tii'rty-three in Guernsey, with proba-
Dlllties OF Il few from precincts not heard
from: Probably lie will 60 into the con.
vention on the first ballot with seventy.
one votes, but circumstances may change
ana favor some other candidate Il Colonel
Taylor is not chosen on the first ballot.
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D. " ITEELEIti
Pastor A. NJ. Il. Church.

Eighteen hundred and eighty-two year ago
this morning in Bethlehem, in a manger,
was found the cross, the death, the resurrec.
ton, the ascension, and the everlasting me.
diatorship--all were wrapped in the swad.
ding bands, with which Mary bound tho
child JESUS. All hope was there; eternal lie
was there; without it, eternal death had been.
J. W. GRrrrIrTs,
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Ghe G,tell|ilQett1er:
,nirr. Nos. ~ altd ~ sourtcenth str~et.
Merry Christmas to All, md u Happy
New Year. 'H
lr ispt u white Christmas, but shall It
no, be Il bright Christmas? HE
Mn. ALEXANDER is beginning his cam.
paign with good deal Of quiet energy.
THE Democratic idea Of civil service re.
iorm-turn on the hose and drown out all
Republicans

Nix. koBEsoN Is said tn be Oh guard for
q foreign mission. He has missed hls i'm.
mediate opportunity for Il seat in the Sen.
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THE OHIO PRIMARIES.
DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION
VI The Republicans Of the Ssvsats.s,h Dl.trIet.
10 ~ Hsl'alre To.morrow-rayiOr In The L,sl,
~ fat Ills Nomination Not Eatir,ly A..
sured--The Dinereat .Coun,i.s,

!he Republican primaries 10 choo.e Z
delegates 10 the Congressional Convention
ol the Seventeenth Ohio District, at Bellaire
tomorrow, were held in the i've counties
Of the district on Saturday. The resul,
SHOWS majority for no one cau,lida,p
though by the returns 80 fur in Col. Taylor
seems to lend bis opponents.
BELMONT COUNTY.
AT Bellaire the primaries were slimly
attended, and moi. much interest was. ap.
parent. This resulted from the iact tha,
inc large majority OF Bellaire Republicans
nave no choice OF candidates more than a
slight preference that will give way ior th.
sake OF harmony and success. The dele.
lows: 80. "'' no 'o''
y First ward, S. II. Lee; Second ward, J.
d. shannafelt; Third ward, Henry Grim.
mel; Fourth ward, Charles Balizell and
William Gill; Fifth ward, Dr. G, McCol-
Tough and John Baker; townshi ID precinct.
Ihomas II. Garrett and W. II. McAIal,on'
AT st. Clairsville the same small interest
was manifested. The Hollingswo,tl dele.
saleS were chosen. .,
at Martins Ferry Colonel TAYLOR Gar.
RED the day, receiving the following vote.
rirst ward, Taylor .Gl, IIollinesworth q,
Second, Taylor 95, llollingswortl &
Coulter 5. Third. Taylor IL, IIollinpsworth
J, Coulter ). The 'lelegates are: Fist
ward, X. n. Theaker. Alternate. Wm'
FINLEY. Second ward, 7. G. GRAY, Samuel
Robinson. Alternates, X. Exley, D. West.
lake. Third, A. NJ. ShipnIan, Aiternnte
J. II. Van Pelt. Townships at large. J. s
Cochran. e'' - 70
At Barnesville also Taylor was tri.
uinphant by large minority. lo III
at Bridgeport tho delegates were in.
structed Tor DR.. j. NJ. Todd.
At Morristown the Taylor delegates were.
chosen. 'mur. .Ng.' ~
gt JEFFERSON COUNTY. uU.y
A dispatch from Steubenyille says that
reports from the primaries thus far give
Taylor, !; Coulter II; Hollingswort6 /.
Coulter carried the First, Third, Fourth anL
+ nth wards OF the city. Taylor carried the
Second ward and township. Hollinpaworth
carried the Sixth ward. Coulter carried
Gross Greek, Toronto and Unionport. Tay-
'oF carried Warrcnton. Careful estimates
py the Republican Committee give Coulter
!wenty'slx delegates out Of thirty-nine in
ihe county. No Especial interest was taken
in the primaries.
THE OTHER COUNTIES.
=, Taylor carried NIL but one precinct of
Guernsey county, which Judge Frazier got.
Noble county, so far as definitely known.
chose delegates favorable to Judge Frazier.
holl'r,gsworth carried his county (Har-
,ison) about solid.
Ihe vote on the first ballot ll,ay be esti.
mated ! us follows, many Of the precincts
being yet Hnheard from: ,.
e. ,, - n
A
l.,.,
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Christian rejoicing. Let our Joy be the true
loy,, the. Joy Of the angels, who sang OF the
saviour born into the world, and there IL no
fear that We slall not keep Christmas Alright.
What would be the world, the history, the
sciences and arts, even the life OF men, with.
out Bethlehem9 Christmas Is the germ OF
al other Christian holidays; for without
Ghristmas, no Good FRIDAY; without Good
Friday, no Faster; without Easter, no Saliva.
lion! A. SciArfRANEH,
Pastor OF the Evangelical Protestant St. John's
Church.
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The Note Of Joy-"Fear not, for | bring
you glad tiding Of great JOY" ". H
A Glad Refrain-"Glory to God In tho
highest"
Why snch rejoicing among the heavenly
hosi? They saw ths need OF the fallen race.
They knew the power OF the Savior born,
whose heralds they were They rtalizedlthc
bliss In store Tor the redeemed when welcoul.
fti into the presence OF God where Is fHilHess
o. Joy. They. rejoiced as interested witnesses
ot the marvellous grace. How much more
should We, the partakers Of His favor, IRE.
joice In u and be glad"
W, u. THOMSON,
Pastor Disciples Church.
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May the principles and spirit Of the
"lncarnate Christ" peryade the Church with
greater power, be adopted by the State and
society In all inter-relations, as the only cure
Of existing evils, the only basis OF substantial
progress and the only preventive Of future
distress, decay and destruction.
J. J. MCAREELL,
Pastor Presbyterian Church, Martins Ferry.
oifer your fealty 10 your New Rorn King:
make friends with your enemies pay your
debts; be kind to the poor and remember
Tue orphan-a practical Gloria in Eeceisis Dec,
Ct N terra I~f hoU,i.iJus bone tolaatutis.
D. b. CuLI,
Pastor 81. Johns Catholic Church, Bclaire.
There In the manger. There in the presence
OF the Babe, VIC reach the sovereignty of love
over the dominion OF power, and behold the
everlasting kingdom OF peacei the affections
OF the new heart Of humanity.
J. B. MuLroI,,
Pastor First Baptist Church.
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THE KILLING,
EVER TRIED

in West Virginia. There were about two
hundred witnesses, all told, in attendance,
The case Ind been thoroughly studied by
the attorneys ON both sides, before it went
into court, and was undoubtedly managed
in q very able manner by both prosecution
and defense. Every inch OF ground was
contested from beginning to end, and the
arguments were all able. General Goff, in
closing the case for the Government, spoke
all day. He handled his points in a mas.
terful manner. When be throws all his
energies into Il case, MS Il prosecutor,
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lie ALWAYS WINS.

Somehow he always gets clean around a
jury and gradually brings the jurymen to
him. HI, though quite young, has Ind 80
much experience in addressing juries, that
he can tell exactly when he gets every man
with him. lie is one OF the best criminal
lawyers OF his age in any State. .
All through the trial, Mr.. Atkinson saws
that the court house was literally jammed
with people. One thing, he thinks, is sci:
tied: Red Menism in Barbour county is a
thing oi the past.
Just before Court adjourned, judge
Jackson ordered the arrest OF I,aiayptie
Keller and John R. England for perjury
They gave bond in the sum OF ST ,0O0 each
to answer 10 an indictment for false swear.
ing In order to clear brother Red Man.
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D. 4. CtNNINGIAAl,
Pastor First Presbyterian Church.

Christianity isofGod Nearly two thousand
years ago, under mean and obscure circuul-
stances, its Founder was born. When lie be.
gan His career as public teacher lie drew
the common people 10 Him, but his doctrine
His Messanic claims, arrayed the whole
Jewish hierarchy against Him. The priest
hood was greatly troubled, "What shall we
do with this Jesus which Is called the Christi
was the great question with them. A wise
and tolerant Rabbi gave this answer,-"If
this Counsel or this work be of men, it will
come to naught, but lift be of God ye cannot
overthrow it" OF all the great religions OF
the earth Christianity only has demonstrated
its power TO sOoth, sustain, deliver and re-
the world. When will 1t fail? When
men shall cease to feel the need OF ympathy
IN their sorrow, help In their trials and for.
giveness for their sins. i III -.
In the future US In the past men will
assault our holy religion, but will never con.
1uer 1t. Come back again to us, o compass
sionate Redecmer, and We will make room
for Thee In Bethlehem. We will not allow
rude men to insult and strike Thee--Thou
shalt not be betrayed into the hands OF
Thine enemies-Thou shalt not stand in
Pilates court-We will not cruelty Thee
but We will crown Thee and worship Thee,
and call Thee Jesus, for Thou shalt save THY
people. GEORGE L, HlrE,
, Pastor Chapline street, NJ. +. Church,
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What good thing it is that VIC have one
day in the year during which every one feels
is not universal, and many will seek the III.
larity which dissipation giyes-a selfish
pleasure which robs the sober friends Of The
possibility of enjoyment, and ends in their
OWN misery; still the sum Of human happi.
ness will he so generally aud greatly inc creas.
Cd that we may fancy the face Of Christendom
illuminated with brighter light than ap!
pears upon 1t on any otherday Of the year.
abide many days, for its principal causes are
the blessedness Of receiving and the greater
blessedness Of giving. We give expression
to our affections and kindly feelings and so
develop them. We make the world better by
trying to nuke it happier Why should this
excellent plan be restricted 10 the efforts Of
one day?
7,