The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-29


large this year. is5'7a s-=
The Milwaukee mills turn outIfrom
5000 to 1900 barrels of flour daily.
IA medical college adyertises that
"dissecting will be rendered pleasant
even in mid.summer.''ll - 30 ,.F77?'T27
Neal Dow-i is making temperance
speeches in England. "
Envy. jealousy, scorpions, and vi
pers sting themselves 10 death. W
81, ,276, ,759. -'lsa2 - -'53--l. 3l-7 80 .
General Mel Clellan and family will
return from Europe next fall, r-..57
Charles B.,youngest son of Frederick
Douglass. has been appointed aclerk in
the Freedmen's Bureau.
Letters from Paris state that the
snobbery of Many Americans is dis
gusting. -EF T-+,-;.-r4Ef
There cleared from New Orleans, on
the 10th, 1854 bales of cotton, ofwhich
about 10,O09 were for foreign ports.
1.-The mountains east OF, Lexington,
Va, were onltire to their submits last
week, presenting a magnificent ap-
Pearance.. a''--l' !1f5ii.fa fif
THE. house is. still standing in good
preservation I'm lexington, Mass, in
which the wounds of British soldiers
were dressed in 1775. F'1''''' 'l'l i'9i 'li
2Qheen Victoria denounces the at
tempt of old women to rejuvenerate
their looks. Another proof that she Is
not setting her crown for any body,
There ares two hundred coIored
| schools and one hundred thousand col
| ored persons learning, in one way and
another, to read and write.
Counterfeit one dollar greenbacks
are in circulation.
-Greeley's "Conflict" has sold to the
extent Of 1927 copies.
The valuation of .Cbicagoi is nearly
eighty-six million dollars. The income
from taxes is seventeen hundred thou
sond dollars.
While on its way to the grave, n
hearse upset near Louisville, the coffin
fell, broke, and the corpse rolled upon
the sward.
Within few weeks the citizens of
of Cincinnati have contributed
about sixty thousand dollars for the as
sistance of the people of the Southern
States who are in destitute cirGumstan-
ces.sa 2 s., ~ & zt
"A gentleman in Scott county, KY,
purchased thirty acres of land at 800
per acre. He sowed it in hemp, and
the first years yield was $40 per acre.
THE King of Siam outdoes Brigham
Young. His Siamese Majesty, who is
70 years old, has 10l wives and s3 chill
dren. nj
The women are aiding in working
the corn fields down South, and large
crops are anticipated.
The Norfolk Day Book says that
since the passage of the consolidation
bill, real estate in that city "has
strong upward tendency"
1t is now stated that Edgar A. Poe,
as we'll as John Howard Payne,
author of "Home," was born in Nor
folk.
1t is estimated in New Orleans that
the loss TO Government, in the matter
of internal revenue, by the destruction
of this years crops in Louisiana, will
amount to between eight or ten mil
lions.
There is deep pathos in the fol-
lowing personal" in Saturdays New
York Herald:
"SQUARE, HAUL AwAY.-What is one
tish-ball to- a hungry child The
Orange Girl of Venice can not live thus.
s.--.-.s-- PAULINE"
In Illinois wages are said to vary
from 80 to 81 per day in places within
a few hours distance of each other.
Twelve thousand dollars have been
offered and refused for a span of fast
horses in Buffalo. F.aF
"A lecturer said, recently, that If the
Patent Office reports could tell the
truth, they would describe an amount
OF lnnacy in this country positively
terrific. H.. l..... .-..,. .1.+-,.....s..,',
The Boston subscription in aid of
the South will reach, it Unexpected,
$4,000.
The Chicago Republican moves
and the motion is seconded by the
Philadelphia North AnIeTicGn-that the
new acquisittoh be called Alaska"
s5.-A barber in Bangor adVertises that
his shop is conducted on temperance
principles. He says there is no alcohol
in his soap or hair washes. ,.-.
The Boston Herald says: "PerhapsI
one of the, richest men in this section OIL
the State has become hop9lessIy insauei
amusement in his seclusion from the
world is to count over imaginary money
bagsGLp u E1GiS9I .2SLIE mott 4
High authority, says the Tribune, is
given forthe statement that the Japan
ese ambassadors have goueto Washing
ton to negotiate with Mr.. Seward the
sale of Japan. .ss
Michael Phelan offers to back
Dion, the billiardist, for SIS, 900 in gold,
against any player in the world, the
games played to be the standard one in
the country oflthel person accepting.
The Maine lumbermep live, during
the winter, ohsalt pork, bread, potatoes
and molasseS, and work fifteen hours a
day. yet they grow fat and are the har-
diest race in the world. .r,,,.s.: ..
is making progress as a
manufacturing State. At "a recent
meeting of her manufacturers, held at
indianapolis, IL was stated that there
were over five hundred industrial es-
tabllshments in the State, several of
them having over $500, 600 capital cash.
The Commissioner of Internal Rey-
enue has decided that baggage, lumber,
or express wagons, made for carrying
freight exclusively and not to be used
for pleasure carriages, are exempt from
ss..-.,..5,.--,Is.-..s,
.u-Beg bugs. according to q lady COR
have a great aversion to
salt. She states that If the articles and
places infested with bed bugs are wash
ed with salt water, and The creyiceS In
whichthe vermin hide are filled with
it, they Willg no more trouble. - 1
--s.Don't believe, }" said the Emperor
Napoleon last summer, ''that the nee
dle-gun, won Sadowa; it is very un-
calmly, unfinished weapon. It was
PrusSiau preparation .n-[P Paris cores
po,GdeHee Of the LoRdoR Telegraph. 4
The latest intelligence respecting
the unfortunate Princess Charlotte is
sad tndeeds Her mental condition, it