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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

TIE Society for the prevention of
cruelty to animals, in Paris, promises
gold medal, worth $40, to the author
of the best tract, intended to make car
men and drivers understand that it is
to their interest to treat their animals
well. The Society hopes, also, in this
way to contribute to the abolition OF
cruelty to horses, mules and other ami
mails, SO frequently witnessed on all
public roads.
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Yesterday, at III O'Clock, a. M, EMMA b.
wife OF John T. McAdams, aged % years.
Her funeral Will take place this, friday
afternoon at four O'Clock, from the residence
Of her husband on John street, bstween 9Th
and 9th streets. The friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

WHY do not the toiling thousands of
our large cities, who are pent up in
badly ventilated dwellings, located in
filthy alleys and narrow courts and
streets, seek the more healthful coun-
try, where with one-half the labor, aud
not one-hundredth the privation, they
can realize comfortable living for
themselves and families?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

LETTERS from Virginia assert that
there will be large preponderance Of
colored voters in the State. The news
papers at first exerted all their iuflu-
ence to discourage the registration of
the whites, but finding that obedience
to their advice would result in placing
power in the hands of hostile party,
they changed their tactics and now are
endeavoring to remedy the blunder by
encouraging registration. The sullen
and obstinate adherents to the "lost
cause" who have scornfully rejected
the rights Of citizenship and of suffrage
on the terms proffered by the govern
meut, are now reHping their reward in
the deprivation of all share in the man
agement of civil affairs. The more
moderate are disguised with such blind
disregard OF the true interests OF the
State. Secession counsels are becoming
more and more discredited and the
prospects are that the Reconstruction
acts will be accepted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

CONGRESS-, it is curious to observe, is
very tender on the mileage question.
AS soon as Mr.. Stevens proposes to in
troduce n resolution to test the question
OF an extra mileage, the members seize
their hats and run away, and the House
is without a quorum. Five thousand
dollars year, with books, newspapers,
stationery and various other extras, are
not sufficient.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

THE latest result of Southern female
intellect is told by the Galveston Butte'
tin. If there are many such sensible
women in the world, we think the sex
had better cease attempting to secure
the right of suffrage:-
"On the morning OF the 4,h OF July
an American flag was thrown across
the street from the market house 70 the
onposite corner of the street. The street
ca1s approached-a lady therein saw
the hateful thing Curling her nose
skyEard, she said: Driver. are you go
inc under that fag?' We'll, ma'am, he
answered, Il don't see how I'm to get
around it, you can't take me under
II. Let me out. Stop on the other side.
ONT she got, and trudged around for a
half block to avoid the beautiful flag
What a queen of love and beauty she
would make for a tournament"
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THE Richmond Wing Is becoming
more and more pronounced and posi-.
tive ns nm organ OF the new Republic
can pnriy in Virginia, or. perhaps we
should say, OF the party in that State
that has made up its mind to act in
general harmony with the Republican
party OF the country. This may not be
u con Gntore policy on the part of the
Wing and those whom 1t represents,
bnt, at all events, it is the policy they
have adopted, and so long as they carry
IL out AZ they are now doing, we shall
not care to inquire whether or not it is
simply choice of evils that is actuating
Them. The Enquirer wages heavy and
relentless war against the Wing school,
and the little Dispatch bushwhacks
around tho corner whenever an open
ing presents itself. The Wing however
gives them Roland for their Oliver
every time, and is fully cApnble OF
maintaining its position. We have
never read ADLER articles in that able
journal than those appearing lately.
The following is AN extract from its
leader OF Wednesday:
Those sanguine people who expect
the Republican party to he overthrown
Mt the North at some period short OF
mat when the last trump shall be
sounded, are compelled to confess that,
for The present at least, they are ire
sistibIe, and that their will is law. They
cannot deny that opposition Will GER
tuinly iniihme their resentment, and
thnt so long as they retain ascendancy
such opposition will elicit measures OF
Increased siriugency. Our opinion is
that the Republican party viii continue
in power until nothing shall be left for
n 10 do ns n party-in other words, just
M Iunrns It's assumed mission shall re-
main unfulfilled. Much OF its policy
has been cousummRted. 1t has beaten
down nil armed opposition in the South;
IL has emancipnted the slaves, given
them suffrage; it has cancelled the
southern war debt, and established
Union uscendancy throughout the
whole South. What of its programme
remains to be completed is TO recon-
Htrtct the southern States in the inter-
ests ofthe Union and OF the Republican
marty. aud TO plant negro suffrage and
polIiicuI equality so firmly in the Fed
aral Constitution and In the institutions
ofthe Southern States,as TO secure them
in perpetuity and against all contin-
penctes. So long as any portion of this
work remains undone, 40 long will the
Republican party continue. The mind
OF the wi ole North-of old men, young
men. women and children-is thorough
WIN. bued with this spirit and policy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

THE Titusville Pa Morning Herald
describes the fourth of series OF ex-
periments to determine the value ofpe-
troIeum as fuel for locomotives. 1t took
place at the shops OF the Warren and
franklin Railroad at Irvinton.
The apparatus used was Spence's
burner. 1t is described as consisting of
a pan covering the bottom of the fire.
box in the locomotive, and taking the
place OF CRATES. on the pan are placed
heaters or gas generators, six in num-
Der, consisting of inclined plates ofcast-
iron, supported at an angle of forty-hve
degrees; opposite TO each heater is an
injector conveying the oil TO the heater,
where it is instantly converted into
gases. oxygen being also furnished TO
lie gases in their nascent state for COM
bustion, The oil is contained in tank
on the tender, # ON which it is convey
ed by feed-piPes to the injectors, each
pair OF injectOrs being controlled by "
throttle by means of which the fire Is
regulated as readily AS the light of
lamp.
The locomotive used weighed thirty.
one tons, aud was of one hundred and
fifty horsepower. No cars were at
tached, Under eighty.flve pounds oil
steam the locomotive passed over foul
miles of track in less than eleven min.
utes. All in the party agree that oil
may supersede wood and coal in rail
road use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

THE Mayor of Utica, New York has
prohibited the splitting of tobaccojuice
on the sidewalks. This sounds very
nicely; but will not the Mayor find the
practical enforcement OF his prohibition
a difficult matter? The ordinances was
nassad for the benefit OF the ladies,
whose "fraiusT are soiled by the often
sive expectoration. But are the ladies
expected to be infOrmers2
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

GOV. P1ERPoINr has Pardoned James
Henry, who, in 1861, was convicted of
murder by the circuit court Of Preston
county, and sentenced to twelve years
inprisor ,ment at Richmond.
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MARRIED.

July 10Th, 1871. at tue residence OF The
brides father, by Rev. Nm. Castor, MI. 7. J.
HYATT, OF Cambridge, Ohio 10 MISS MoLLlE
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whoever wants 10 Know whether
TARRASr's EFFERvEsCEST SELTzER APERI-
ESr cures biIiousness, relieves piles, allays
nervous irr!tability, tones the stomach and
regulates the aIvIne discharges, is requested
to ask those who have tested 1t in such cases,
and to act accordingly.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

TIE Cincinnati Gazette, in an article
upon street railways, urges upon the
city authorities there that the compa-
MES shou Id he made to lay down rails
OF -four il Ell fiange," that can be USED
in commo by all vehicles traversing
the streets. 1t also urges that oouD!e
tracks should be constructed SO that all
vehicles going one way can have unin-
terrupted use OF the streets. This reg
uIarion it considers no more than just
TO the public in consideration of the
,ivht OF wa Y granted TO street railways.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

IMMIGRANTS continue to pour into
New York. During the six months
ending June soth, the number of arri-
walls was I36, 1926, of whom IS, sos came
in sailing vessels. and los, SIS in steam
ers. All who come are welcome, for
their labor is needed here, and is so
much added to the wealth of the ma
tim
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

WE are Informed by the Cincinnati
Gazette that that city will be very thin
ly represented at the watering places
this summer. Even the usual excur-
sion parties do not seem TO have the
same attractions as in former seasons.
In brief, Cincinnati prefers to stay at
home. The Gdzette hints three reasons:
Cool weather, good bills of health and
lean purses. The announcement of one
or two cases of cholera would probably
send good society futtering TO its ac-
cusiomed marches.
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Sprtial Autites.
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Diarrhea, Dysentery, Flux ,Cholic and Cramp'
Ing Pains. Warranted TO cure in every case
TITS PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
a. g. Robertson, Eaton's station, w. Va.
says II ~ worth its weight in gold.
q. T. Bennett, Cincinnati, Ohio, says it cured
him OF Cholera.
Itisrecnmmended by j. A. MeLcalr, Iron
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A WASHINGTON correspondent writes
as follows: "Poor old Thad.' is failing
fast, and it would seem TO any one who
looks at him in tho House, or witnesses
the feebIeness of his gait as he enters
the Capitol, that nothing short of a
miracle can keep him alive till next
winter. He is conscious, apparently,
of the uncertain hold he has upon life,
and often refers to it in private CONVEX
sation. Still, he is always at his post,
and should his death occur during IA
session of Congress, he will, no doubt,
expire like Chatham, in the hall with
which his name and fame were SO init
mateIy connected. On Saturday he at
tended meeting OF the special COM
mittee, of which he was chairman. ap-
pointed TO draft an amendatory recon-
sLructIon bill. He was SO weak as to
be unable 10 walk up stairs to the COM
mittee room, and had TO be helped
about from place 20 place by two
Younger members. he had all bis
faculties about him, however, bright
as twenty years ago. In fact, his intel
Iect seems to strengthen while his body
weakens; and l have no doubt that,
feeble as his old frame is, he could pre-
pare better speech to-day than ever
before in his life, though he might, and,
unquestionably would, lack the physi-
cal strength 10 deliver it in the House."
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WILLIAM 4. SHEIB.
ISO Main Street. wheeling.
Carpanters Wanted.

n Quired 10 work on the st. Matthc US
Episcopal Church, Apply at the works.
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The people of Maryland are now Sc
r,ously considering the question of
cadin0 that considerable portion of the
state known as the eastern Shore" to
Pepusylyania. The Baltimore Cons-
,nereiak argues that the people of the
western part of the State are wholly
Indifferent about retaining further con-
nection with the Eastern ties of the
counties. In the present depleted con-
dition Of the Treasury, the State it
thinks might realize handsome sum
from this cession OF territory. The key
stone State would undoubtedly be glad
10 pay roundly for 1t. It adds:
The people Of the State and OF the city,
especially, have virtually acquiesceu
in the appropriation of that sectlon o.
the State by our neigbbors to the Sorth
OF the Susauehannah. Our capitalists-
after. mature deliberatIon-have deter-
mined that they will not be At the e~-
napsa NJ five miles OF railroad in order
IL save II 10 us: and what is the use,
therefore. OF our further bothering our
selves with territory pretty etfectuaIly
Ir,st 10 nsP We showed some time ago
that the Philadelphia and Wilmington
Railroad carried last year twenty-five
Thousand passengers to Philadelphlh,
against tweuty-four hundred brought
no Baltimore; and that u single railrOnd
station on the Eastern Shore contripu,
ted one hundred and fifty thousand
bushels OF wheat to swell the commerce
Of Philadelphia.
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uIarion it considers no more than just
10 the public in consideration of the
riuht OF wa granted TO street railways.
"AIACK, ;" the prolific aud censorious
Washington correspondent Of the Gin
ctunati Commercial, who has written so
much about General Grant, and espe-
cialIy about his aspirations and pros
poets for the Presidency, says that the
speech which General Rawlins, CHIEF
or staff, lately delivered at Galena'
"bas not had the desired effect of con-
yiuciug the leaders of the Radical
parry in Washington that Grant Ii
their hest man for next President" he
Eays further, that "the Illinois Radicals
ars his uhe General'sj worst enemies,
NO, thnt they dislike him particularly,
but. ne they ex press it, If Grant is nom
iunisd, washburne Will run the whole
mnchine,' and this they are, deter
mined shall not come TO pass" And
puii further, he says. that "the Radicals
are determined to have pronounced
and positive man of their own stripe.
They fear that Grant. II elected by them /,
1youid turn round and tell them that
his election was u matter of necessity,
and not of choice with them, and would,
therefore, feel at liberty TO act indie
paudsntly OF them in the administers
lion OF affairs. Meantime, the Demo
Gratis are bidding high for Ulysses
promising to make him the
''people's candidate" and 70 tg-
more all old issues and platforms
for the sake of the Union and his cleo
tion. Grant no longer Attempts 10 conceal
his Presidential aspirations. He has
them US bad las ClHyeveT had them
OrRs bad nB Chnse has Them at the pres
Gnt time. He believes, too, that he can
he elected, no matter what party may
nominate him. There was move
Jneut on foot the other day to test his
gtrength in the House Of Representa-
tive4, but it fell through for want of
backbo on the part of the member
10 whom il was intrusted. The idea
was to otter Is resolution instructlnE the
Judiciary Commute to inquire into the
cxpediency of providing by law that IN
case any officer OF the army shall De
elected President of the United States,
his pOsition shall be filled temporarily,
and ne shall resume 1t mt the expiration
of his term Of office. a resolution TO
this effect was drawn up by an outsider
md handed to II member who agreed TO
Oler it, but after consultation with
some OF his friends, declined TO do SO
on the ground that it might "nake a
tuss"-whIch was the precise object "f
the Trainer of the document. But out
OF all the fuss consequent upon Its pre-
nentation, General Grants strength MS
Il Presidential candidate might easily
have been determined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

LAMARrINE is IA victim to the mono
mania OF want and destitution-a COM
mon one among men who have over
taxed their brain-which is beginning
to betrny itself with unmistakable vic.
lence. While his exhausted frame can
scarce support the exertion of moving
from ono place to another. yet he will
persist in working asif for bread, with
the impression, that without this labor
he must starve! He is up with the
dawn, and is found at his desk far into
the night. His whole idea is the pay
ment OF his debts, and as each article
is finished of ready for the printer, he
smiles sadly and exclaims, "AnOtheT
bank note for the creditors !" The
physical weakness OF his frame, COM
pels him to keep his room, and he Is
forced to pass some few moments every
now and then, in Il reclining position.
The physicians have decided, notwith-
standing this, that it is better to allow
him to work on in fulfillmsnt OF his
delusiOn than to oppose his desire, as
the conviction of approaching want
would bring on a dangerous degree of
nervous irritation, were he to be
in his efforts 10 prevent it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

THE California politicians are taking
stronger ground than ever against Chi
nese Immigration to this country. The
recently constructed platform of
the Republican party in that State, has
a plank upon which is inscribed: '"That
the importation of Chinese or any other
people of the Monaghan race, into the
Pacific States or territories, is in every
respect injurious TO American labor, by
forcing, il into unjust and ruInOus COM
petition. aud an evil that should
be restricted by such legislation
and constitutional means as are
in our power" We do not
ton, but still, on other grounds, we
have some sympathy with its main po-
sition. There is u huge volume OF
beathenism in the country, and there is
danger, on the new principle of univer-
sui suffrage, OF our republicunism be-
ing overwhelmed by its ever-swelliug
tides. A hundred thousand Mongolian
voters on the Pacific coast would be
more perilious than half million Afri
can voters in the South.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

THE New York Sun is noticing the
wonderful growth OF the great Metropo-
lis, Notwithstanding the many draw
backs resulting from the war:
1.-THE number OF buildings now in
course of erection 1--WE are toid) is prob
ably as great as at any former period in
the history OF the city. Streets which II
few years ago were lined with dirty, di-
lapidated tenement houses, are being
entirely renovated. Old rookeries are
being torn down that costly stores may
take their places. Commerce and trade
reign supreme In localities where
Indebtedness and filth held undisputed
sway. Lispenard, White, Walker, and
Church streets are notable examples.
"The majority of the new buildings
appear to be got up regardless OF ex.
pense. They are not alone solid and
substantial, embracing all the newest
improvements. but are besides beauti-
full in design and finish. They are
creditable to the owners and architects,
as well as ornamental to the city. No
metropolis in the Old World can to-day
boast of having as many first-class
stores and warehouses as New York"
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Lost,

DETwEEN HUBBARDs SAW MILL
Is and the new Rolling Mil OF Dewey,
Vance q Cn, pocket memorandum book,
OF no value to any one except the owner,
which the Under Will please leave at Dewey,
Vance & Cos Mill and obtain suitable re-
ward lyl6-ZI~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-19

THE cold SCHOOL, physicians in Lo-
well do not, apparently, extend the
hand of professional courtesy in very
cordial manner to their brethren, the
homeopaths, If we may judge of their
general tone by that of the physician
to the Health Board in that town. In
list OF the causes OF death in the
month of June, presented by this med
Ical officer of the board, there was one
case whose early demise he had noted
MS the result of homeopathic Ioolery."
This is new disease, assuredly, to
be officially reported by a professional
man in public document.
We shall presently hear, perhaps, OF
"allopathic quackery" as another cause
OF death, in Lowell or elsewhere.
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Ware indebted TO Hons. c. d. Hub
bard and Jno. A. Bingham for Yalua-
BILE publ &c documents.
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Notice.
WE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM OUR
w old customesand the public general
which 10 continue the saving OF lumber at
Iiine's Mills, B. q o. r. R., West Va We
are pIepared 10 furnish lumber low. and ie
SpectfuIly solicit a continual &C OF the fRyors
formerly Eho Wn rs. Address ali ordersto
lyl-lm ClIns's Mills, 3. & o. r. R, W. Va
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