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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05
Public Auction.


Wheeling, will be sold the entire
Personnl Property
of Mrs. LYDIA S. Gruger, consisting Of the
following:
FARM, STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS.
2 Homes, mead OF Cattle, 10 Hogs, Wagons,
l RenpIng Machine, Tanning MIL, and Otuer
implements of husbandry; 400 bushels OF
Corn IN the ear, stacks OF Hay, and
quantity of Dat Straw In the BAN; also some
BlacksInlthh' Tools.
r HOUSEHOLD FURSlTURE.
4 Feather Beds, Carpets, Secretary, Book
Case, with a Library of Books OF very Rnci-
mers OF gold iewelIy, made in the last
century Silver Forks, Spoons, Ladies', &C.
and variety OF Flint and Cut Glassware of
the most costly description, consisting OF
Wine GLASSES, Cake and Fruit Stands. Ocean
tens, GOOiets, large Tumulers, &C., also u
quantity OF Cut Stone, and many other ar
ticles not here enumerated.
Among the foregoing will be found many
articles which will curiosity 10 persons
OF refinement and taste. many Of which were
made 100 years ago, showing the style and
fashion OF that PERIOD. Persons wishing TO
get bargains VIII do well to be there. La
dies arD especially invited, as many articles
In their department Will be Offered for sale;
from day 10 day until aIlis sold. a credit OF
six months will he gwen on all sums Of
$40 o. and uPwardI-Purchasers giving Sp-
proved security.
Sale 10 commence at $ o'clock.
]. +. SMITH, Curator.
THOMAS McCONN, AuctIoneer.
NOvembe i, 1857. nOvi-td
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SIGHTS-At his residence, corner OF Mar
ket and Jefferson streets. in the 57th year of
his age, GEORGE w. SIGH n, Esq.
The funeral Will take place this morning
rom his late residence, at ten O'Clock. The
friends of tho family are earnestly invited to
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a EEw auEsTIoNs, FRIeND.

What makes your BaIr so beautiful?
OIL OF Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lustre2
OIL OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hair7
OIL OF Grapevine.
What removes the DandruG?
OIL of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is counterfettsde
OIL OF Grapevine.
Who are the only ProprietoIs of
OH of Grapevine"
LAUGHLIS, SMITH q CO.,
sepIq No. 81 Main St, Wheeling
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alt,r advertisements.
Masonic NoJice.

TINE MEMBERS OF OHIO LODGE NO.
il ], A. +. q a. NJ. are hereby summoned
to be present at The LOdge-room this, Tuesday
morning at So O'Clock, Tor tine purpose OF at
tending the funeral OF Brother t-eorge W.
Sights Members of other LODGES, and all
transient brothers in good standing, are In
vitsd TO attend. By order
nOy5-It VIM l., RATTELLE, w. NJ.
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HENRY WARD BEECHER says that

HENRY WARD BEEcHER says that
when men go to church, and get moth
ing but cut straw, and straw raised five
hundred years ago, and are dissatisfied
at that, and will not come again, he
honors them. AS long as human ma
ture remains true to what it is, he does
not believe the herds will refuse to come
to the rack when there is juicy fodder
there; and il they do not come, ii is be-
cause there is nothing to eat.
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rIl,SnAY ,10KNING, NoNEnnEi. ..


Elections occur .o-day in the States
of Massachusetts, New York, Mary
land. Wisconsin, Minnesota and Kan.
sa.. In ali except New York and Kan
say Governors are TO ne elected. In
the former II Secretary OF State, Comp
trolIcr. members oil the Legislature
&c. ure to be elected, and in the latter,
county officers and Legislature. OF
these elections, that of New York is:of
course the most important. The re-
suit is doubtful, inasmuch as New
York city is expected to give II tremen-
dous Democratic vote. In the year 1860
the Repu blIcans had a maj Ority III the
State OF 27,49l, and last yenr of 1879.
In Massachusetts, John Quincy
Adams, son OF Charles Francis Adams
our Minister to England, is the Demo-
cratic candidate, and Alex. II. Bull
lock the Republican nominee. The
vote in 1865 showed II Republican ma
Iority OF Il, G6T, and last year of 65,aO9.
The question of prOhlbitory legislation
enters largely into the canvass, and is,
in fact. the chief issue made, conven-
ton nominations having been freely
boiled on account of the position of the
candidates nominated on this issue.
In Maryland, in accordance with the
new constitution, an election takes
place for Governor. The celebrated
Judge Bond is the Republican candi'
date. OF course, there il no probabiii-
" of his election, inasmuch as the
vote on the constitution, some months
ago. stood Il, l52 for, TO 23,o3G against its
adoption.
In Wisconsin, Lucius Fairchild is the
Republican nominee for Governor
against John ]. Tallmndge, Democrat.
A legislature is also to be chosen which
will be called to elect U. S. Senator in
place oil Mr.. Doolitt!e. The Republican
majority in the State last year was
2S.y07. Two Constitutional Amend
ments, Uu, of local interest only, enter
into the canvass.
In Minnesota, william Il. Mowball is
the Republican nominee for Governor
against Charles L. Flnndra tho Demo-
cratic candidate. a legislature that
will he called to choose a successor TO
U, s. Senator Ramsey is alsoto be elect
ed. In the canvass is a local issue that
may change the political current OF
public sentiment good deal. 1t il i'll
regard to making valid three millions
orrepudinted railroad bonds. The vote
OF the State in 1865 was Republican,
l7,8Is. and Democratic 1882. Last year
II stood, Republican 25.9s3 and Demo-
cratic 1878.
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The State Temperance Society OF
Ohio, recently in session at Newark,
have issued an address to the public, in
which an intention is announced to
cut loose from any political party that
ignores the Temperance question in
the nominations of its candidates. The
design seems to be not only to enlist
the people on the side OF temperance as
n moral question, but to consolidate
pubIic sentiment into an organized
shape for the purpose of reform through
the ballot-box. The state ofthe coun-
try in respect 10 Incompetence, the So
cis,y considers alarming, and such AS
10 call for the organization proposed.
The address concludes ms follows:
we go for no more drunken Presi-
dents, Senators, Representatives, or
Prosecuting Attorneys. With such
men as the head AS it were easy TO
name. victory is worse than defeat in
defense of right and clear ticket.
Success with such men is defeat of the
frntb. Politicians have said they could
have our vote on party grounds. and
the vote OF our enemies, on condition
of Welding to their demands. Let us
convince them that we can not be trih-
ed with, and if no party will take the
right ground, let US form one that will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

TINE STORE ROOMS LA 4ELY OCCu-
L pied by George X. TaylOs Co., and ].
Clemens q Co., on Main stree 4: also base
ment rooms flushed. Good o.si ces in second
story, and good rooms for 9th e. purposes IN
second and third story in good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses FOR
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable termA
THOS. HORNBROOE.
once, No. lls7S Main street, above Mon
roe, mp stairs fehS-u
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HOTELS and eating houses follow the
rail. A big hotel is to be erected at
Cheyenne, on the plains, which will,
after few weeks use, serve as a mile
post on that great iron way. From the
Missouri to the Rocky Mountains de-
serted hotel follies will flap their
loosened window shutters, teaching the
traveller that two requisites for hotel
are absolutely necessary-a proper
place for the location, and u man who
knows how TO keePit. sl
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OF the high price of food in that city.
Corn has risen 20 per cent. in a month,
and the prospect for winter appears de-
cidedly bad. What the poor will do
with the rising prices OF the necessa-
ries of life, is a subject they hesitate to
contemplate.
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fur 8tut.
For Rent.

CENsENFY & CITIZEN INTEND RE-
= removing their Hat and Cap store To
Main street, next door 10 Pollack's Notion
House, and offer their present room for rent,
Possession given bv the 18th of October.
ocI SESSES Ely & GIFFES
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The dne steamer "IMPORTER,"
( sAsSs1-S Captain John Soss, will leave as
E-ssszzS@haooye on Wednesday evening, at
O'Clock.
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
ocSo-tf BooCH, BATTELLE q Co.
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In addition to these elections to-day,
New Jersey votes tomorrow for mem
bers of her legislature. Atpresent, the
Republicans have majority OF II on
Ioint ballot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05

Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL is Just now
in Scotland. She is expected
home about the first of next month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-05
For Sale.

INV q STEAM ENGINES-ONE OF
them formerly used In the steamer
Eagle. rs horse power, with a locomotive
boiler. The other small Engine with
cylinder boiler. VIII be sold on accommo-
dating terms. Apply TO
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Steamboats,.

For Cincinnati and Louisville.
Ihenew side wheel steamer, "ST.
I sHeS4 p MARY 3" Capt. T. Z. Sweeney,
will leave aS above, on wednes-
day, November 9Th. at o'clock, p. m.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
80 BOOTH, BATH Ellie q CO.,
nova-3t = 49, Agents.
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Inr SAT-.
Farm for Sale.

7 OFFER FOR SALE THE FARM ON
l which now reside, situated near Wheel
ing Creek and adjoining widow GoOdings
place. the farm contains so acres. % acres
OF which are unuer n high state of culI!Va-
ton, balance in timber. There Is n good log
house and young orchard. Location suits
able for vineyard. ,,,,.
novi-lwe WM- SPISDLER.
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In Washington Hall,

Tickets so cents. Reserved Seats 10 cents.
The sale OF reserved seats begins ut O'Clock
p. M. TO day, at Mr.. Sheib's Music store.
Programmes issued ut the door.
Doors open at :, concert begins at O'Clock.
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Madame seminski,

TINE LADY FLUTIST, ASSISTED BY
i several amateurs will give a concert on
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For Sale.

THE STEAMBOAT .ZANESVILLE,p
| lying st the wharf, will be sold at bar
gain for cash, For particulars eT Quire OF
JOHN REID, JR,
WM.J, Q. ANDERSON, or
JAMES MESS ERLEY,
Sunfish, Ohio.
WHEELING, Nov. l, 1887. nOv2.iw
(Nsgister CODY and Oh. Intelligencerl
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TUESDAY EVENING. the 9th Inst.
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novI.2t
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-02-13

A DIREcToRY.-Messrs. BAILEY & WoLrE
the former an old hand at the business, are
getting up Directory Of the McGregor
Western Railway and the towns on it's line.
From their experience in similar business
we conclude the enterprise will be valua-
BILE to them as well as to all business men
in the various towns from McGregor to
Cresco. Our railway villages west will see
the Importance of placing themselves prom
incntly before the public through this
medium. The work when complete will
contain 200 to 800 pages and it will prove
interesting not only to the business world,
bat to all who are Watching the progress
of this growing country. Let every one
aid Messrs. B. & w. in giving North Iowa,
its towns and its railways, aproper posi-
ton before the public ; we have no fear of
exaggeration this country cannot be ov-
er-rated.
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BALLs.-To-night at the Cambrian the
regular Hop will come of.

BALLs.-To-night at the Cambrian the
regular Hop will come of.
On Thursday evening, Feb. l4th-St.
Valentine Sat the Durham House, Cres-
co. McGregor is well represented in the
Committees of invitation and manage
ment, and as Durham is an old acquaint-
ance Of folks hereaway it is safe to con-
clude that a delegation from the river will
be on hand.
AT the Clayton House, on the 22d, a
Ball will be given by Captain Drips. The
Captain will leave the House in April, and
he desires to receive call en- masse before
retiring. A large party can be accommo-
dated. The Hall, Music and Eatables
will be found all right. Those who wish
to enjoy an evening of healthy and pleas.
ant exercise will accept this invitation.
No cards will be issued.
On the 22d at the Cambrian, in this city,
the McGregor Band will have benefit
Ball. Music by Williams String Band.
1t is probable that our Irish fellow citi.
zcns and others who wish to participate
will occupy the Cambrian on Patrick'e
evening, March 18th. The arrangement,
are not yet complete, but they probably
will be in few days. As this is to be in
honor Of our namesake, we hope it will be
tip-top affair.
There will be parties at all Of our prom
inent western villages, but we are not
posted.
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A PUrr.-Bill Rowland recently received
per Atlantic Cable-the way LEE drew the
Opera House GA large Welsh pipe
valued at S7j, and lie did us the
honor to present it to the wickedest editor
of this Copperhead Office. We are CRATE
full. One Of our grandmothers was W elsh
and LEE at that The following dispatch
from CAERNARvtN, came out little ahead
of the pipe: our readers are welcome to the
information it contains; we are innocent of
its meaning but the pipe we have, sure:
Ion.3l ,aeth y Ty yn nghyd ag ystyried
cye-cenderfyniae y Senedd yn cynyg
gwelliant yn Nghyfansoddiad y Talaeth an
Uneeig.
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GREELY.-We are IN receipt of "Greely's
American Conflict from the hands of Mr..
JAMES KILDuRN, the agent for Clayton
county. This is the second volume, the
first having been received last spring or
summer. We see long notices from other
journals relative to this work, but there is
too much verbosity in them for our col
umns. Suffice it that Greedy has got up the
best history of the war we have ever read.
lie is unjust to Mcclellan, Seymour and
all other members of the Democratic party,
but that is to be expected. His work is an
able one and it should be in the hands of
every man who wants a political history
written by man of talent. The research
into the causes of the war in idea-conflict
years ago are generally truthful. The
books arc handsomely illustrated with por.
traits Of leading officers and statesmen.
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Business and Personal.
Doc. Russell, the genial Head Of Depart
ment in John G. Pnrtridge's Wholesale
Tobacco Store, of Chicago, will ever be re-
garded over here as preferred stock those
kind remembrances of US which CLARKE,
surnamed E. p, always comes home with,
bind US to Jno. G. and to Russell with
plugs of finest tobacco! We do not ex-
actly like the Col Wood sells which Clarke
picks up, but we cannot bet on opera house
stories let them come from any quarter.
Thomas Ostrandcr offers his hotel for sale.
See advertisement. 80. DO not fail to hear
Rev. S. p. Sloan on Monday evening next.
See President McCraney's proclamation
and hand out your money. Mr.. Sloan's
Lecture on Louis Napoleon is said to be a
fine production-at oil events the poor
must be taken care Of. Good, liberal hearts
will be at the Congregational on Monday
evening, the 18TH. Mcnamara wishes to
make general sale Of all his property
See Bills and then see Bill" McNamara.
......J. S. Hickey, the printer once and now
the Railroader, has removed from Postville
to Calmar. Good luck to "JIM.". Mead,
of New Oregon, was here on Monday he
behaved pretty well for an editor and left
us early......McMullen has again come in
possession of the McGregor House. He is
tired of the Hotel business and will sell it
cheap. 1t is one of the best localities in
this city......Geo. Williams and Mac Hais-
let worked like beavers all last summer at
plastering and they did we'll. They already
have 100 loads of Prairie sand on this side
Of the river aad those who want good plas-
tering done next summer will know where
to apply. Both are superior workmen.
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l. o. o. F.-On Saturday night, Feb'y
I'd, the Odd Fellows had splendid sur
prise at the close of their business meet.
ing. The "odd"- ladies rushed into the
hall, took possession, made dining-hall,
covered the tables with Turkey, Sardines,
Meats Of various kinds, Cakes, &c., &C.,
sc. Mayor Left, o. McCraney, Isaac
Mathews and others made brief speeches
of thanks. Twas very pleasant time.
The O. F.'s are finishing most tasty
hall in the third story of Clarke's build
ing.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-02-13

( CoNcERT.-French & Gilmore arc just
crowded these days with business connect
ed with their Gift Concert. The impress.
sion against the fairness Of the Crosby
drawing has not affected the confidence
people put in our fellow citizens of Nc
Gregor. You can't ali Asaz the best pri-
yes in this case, but you Mill he fairly
dealt BY Send for tickets
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M ARRrEn

At the church Of Notre Dame, in Montreal, January
10th. 1867, at 10 A. NJ by Rev. Father Aostin of st.
Suprice Mr. DENNIS JARVIS of McGregor, Iowa,
to Miss ALBINA, daughter Of Francois Boulet, Esq,
Of Montreal. 1s
The above Is rather free translation from the
French notice of the event now before us 1t prob
ably enough right for all practical purposes our
prccepress in the language of Talleyrand and Fene
lon lives away up town and havnt time to call on
her. -
JARVIS and his young bride are here among u As
happy honeymoon can make them. Who sup
poses now that between Canada and the United
States take placer The union of McGregor
gentleman with Montreal lady ought to relieve all
apprehensons of so great catastrophe May our
friend DENNIS and his amiable lady find home among
us from which they will never wish to part.
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BRICK! BRICK A New Backyard is
in preparation for spring operations in
South McGregor. Messrs. Brush & Nc
CLEAR, from Buffalo, New York, have leas-
ed grounds at point where clay of most
excellent quality is abundant, and will
make brick next season on large SCALE
They are brickmakers by trade and have
made brick for the Buffalo market for many
years. Parties desirous of making con-
tracts for brick will address Brush & Nc
Clear, Box l27, McGregor. 536w4.
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PoRK.-Messrs. Place & Powell, of e.
kader, have purchased since Dec. LIST over
Four Thousand hogs at Elkader-all ship
ped through McGregor by team to the Pr.
du Oh. Railway. Mr.. Quinn has also
bought largely. w. w. Barnard, of Gran
ger, Minnesota, was shipper the other
day of large pile of the greasy critters.
Phil. Lathrop, of Frankville, is in town
with lots of hogs. 1t is not claimed that
a great deal of money has been made on
pork the present season, but the trade has
generally been safe one. This is pork
country, and no mistake.
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From the Manchester IN. n.y. Mirror. !

The White Pine Compound has become of tho
standard medicines Of the days it Is the best Cough
Remedy we ever knew. We have never been without
Il day for fifteen years. and never expect to be- In
our family it is deemed necessary sugar and SALT
tea and coffee. When the first symptoms OF cold APP
pear spoonful OF 1t is taken and in nine of ten
In day the cold is gone. In weaknesses of the kid
neys we have no doubt from the testimonials of men
we have known, and in whose word we can put i'm
picit confidence that it is as good remedy as there
Is in the wide world. The virtues Of White Pine Is
just beginning to be understood by the people in this
section of country Among the Indians of California
and the tribes that hover on the borders Of civza-
tion east of the Rocky Mountains, among Mexcans,
Spanish and the mix ed from the western borders
of Texas to the Pacific, and from Lower California to
New Grenada, the great Throat Remedies have Pine
the leading ingredient. 3m53S
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TANNING MILLs.-R. Scott of Prairie
du Chen, Wis.,, is manufacturing an I'm
proved and Superior Tanning Mill-his
patent-for changing, raising and lower
ing the selves, making them independent
of each other. This, together with other
late improvements, makes it the best mill
now in use for cleaning grain, and grass
seed Of all kinds.
II. B. MALONE 4 Co., Agents,
53Sm3 McGregor, Iowa.