The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-09
Ihe DaVcnports--spiritualIEnl.

IMO OGlEQ QB.El q
The neutrality-suspicious..
A Paris letter, of September 2sth, OBJ
serves: 81 think we have seen the last
OF the DRyenportss whose impndent
letter 70 the Qpf8iOe NqtiopaLe meets
with deserved contempt, and 1t would
be well for France that eispirituhlis-
tic Journals disappear as weII. Ireconi-
mend those who keep themselves and
their friends in q state of febrilo excite
ment by tahl turnings and spirit rap
pings, procure airsport recently COM
mpnicated to the deny Of Medicine,
which states that since Hume introduce
etl INTO france tile clumsy jOgglery OF /
athe Misses Fox, OF Roche ter, N. Y. p |
thsattity hn5 Increased q per cent. The /
wlietos Rlter the sojourn of n spirit; ,flEs l
" ofpelJ entered n 1unatiG. ASYLUM.
y tira4ftis 60. every night to SEQ Robin the /
iSoIl Ss nrqE " the Davenport rope trick,
1o az, uoes u INST as tho 5DavenportS do, |
with closed doors, doing all the t'Ileyli |
In tho lhousen music, pitching things |
out OF the holes in the press and show |
ing hanlRi some black and some white. /
Then hRs Foas thrOnufi1 tho So1Inr, IIS,,--
iforInance Win open doors. and lets the
public see n strong gpsligit that which |
1 iye 9SS iflts Tet llAre darSness
iy amusi1s. "a see HE t,n ,;,s,is, ~ +,
ping In and out OF tho ffope-l,nois
transferring the tambourine TO the head
1 IN al = &c, p must, however
pie say Robin does doe not I do nreeiss t PteSS, so
Same thing as the payenports, and as / |
nave n not seen either Of them can givO
erins eonvictinn that ,b. NY nS,,nl,.als- anWax-
are merely conjuroTs Will OF eVr eoSpse i1Ts
have no NefrIit with naonIS y,,Ir i,,oF,,. !
believing that tIiGy work by supernai- 1
nral agency ~ ~
/, w. -. -. !. : - -,
~. i,1.. a. = y sorously stump
ii... oI ohio ior
~ n. 49, tisse9' ana giving
J, tel 9' GUN t1eFlatid y Gap
..n = enS ss.le support Tor GoSernor. He
win 1tiote enthtislasiils ana
utaWS larger cfoWds IN the copperhend
counties thnn, other demagoUue thew
have on-the sfnntn Hazs sE6rf,,,os III. |
s,,o,,l,o =, - -. 4ii'
Y. II " 3 Sttllelly y % Iour points. FIRST
l3ltler .uenununtioni OF free negroes.
nnNfnnnN
debt rT1,t,,1 A ,-Ia,,t tt...-.1..,, :.
D.ss,.,--I. ~ '7tAS suPPor1 OF
ftesluenk Johnson's scheme of recon-
struction. Fourth-The good time
cnnfnp, tVI,nt, tI,s, ~, - hos,
s,d ,i,s,, ~, ~ ~ =
nnI,s,I 49,, 60. 80 WIN DC
Tncv :, M Th,S % ,as. - T., s,ot.Hi na. ., oeioc.
:. :, st.e point .,
=! -. -. u'lu
Ri. z. u st,9
a. VIII, ~ y" gus o'i
70 - "atAA ..- AAioLe uhStlon Lnhn on any other
portion OF his speech. l4 - -,2,l
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The Masons and Odd Fellows are Ia
boring to restore the era of good feeling
between Nor4I, and Ssor,I, mn, re
- go - me Htee
NJ 1aA'tsohs OF SCUM Cafollna nave elected
denEy Butst to represent them in the
national Masonic convention. and I,e
tsIl.s tt,,o =. ~
. ~ iiis Aet'eE ol 'lc
cepItnce. .11 -ssis I'D
Snow that the contest fs over. and We
have failed TO assert what We reunrIlefl
us the right, it becomes us like mon
finally and irreVocably, to submit 10
the result, and that submission should
be in the utmost sincerity and tho best
iaith. The government OF the United
States Is now that to which we Mi.
MS citizens, owe undivided faith and al!
legiance, and / believe that It will be NJ
mngnanimous and beniticent In peace
AZ it has been powerful IN war; y
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= TAKING THER1GHTTACK.-Not many
years since thefe was n Christian NOR.
chant in NTezo,,oto,,io - r-,.ast -,
- ok ksEeas Wealth'
Win the right spirit IN him. A neighbo-
ring trader who did not know much
af5oitt tl,e rb,.iafiny T,ay.CI,s,,t ,,,,I,It..t,
y, :, q. Puo.ts7
NJ. . npout him.
.., a1sisti.., read u II was
VERY 'apuSlVe, its1 and ana, wicked, and nlali=
~ I. ny '..To, slI was tllaG the man
VINO HTpge ,IISs. ~ MouI1 Do sorry Tor II some
NY. L,, vas totu tle loelous trader,
N,4 MY ~ s1 tut1t ns Mou4u tlke c1lre
tIl tnok lhe Shflstian metchant should
neNeI ntlxe 9Lanee ~ OF hurting him.
M nIways decide
IIlelt sh9ll ne, and In u
lew on, tnS tLsluer became bank
ttIPli IN itiiu tIS ShLlSLiln merchpnt was
~ tits poor mum sought
60. 70 1iiAs soltlS at atE41geLnent thntrwould
Etl 1sI nun nun WorlNt l9I ms cnlluren again.
@ eyelE ,t one t,. tola nun this wns tmpossf7
plltI " Wttnq9ut tne consent Of MIR. Grant
tll9t was tine GhrlsGan merchants homo
red name. Il need not go to him. the
poor iptenlk 9pg sald cannot expect
any any IAyot from hlln. Try him. said
SOME soIlllepouy VINO VINO knew the good man
i9etteF' t' 80 tne pankrupt went to Mr..
SSSttlntt ana kolu MN nus sud story of
heavy losses, and Of heartless work, and
sore nn4lety ana prtyntlon, and asked
hslr. 4fant' t's slgnnture TO p paper alrOa-
dy signed by tho others to- whom he WINS
indebted. Give mo the paper shid
Mr.. Grant, sitting down ut his desk. IT
rylHnCad .nIyoV. II said GEy,1,r -.