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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-21

The Hon. Alfred Caldwell, late U. s.
Consul at the Sandwich Islands, re-
turned to his home In this city on Sat-
urtlay night last, after an absence Of
live years and eight months. Hesalled
from New York for Honolulu, MA San
Francisco, on the 9Th of September 1861,
and returned by the same route to that
,ity week ago. His long sojourn In
the North Pacific Ocean, In the warm
latitude of2l degrees above the equator
seems to have entirely agreed Win
his health, aud that OF his nAmtly' for
he returns TO us looking as young ana
fresh rs the day he LETT. lie expects to
resume Mt once his practice Ofthe law,
a profession in which he always enjoy
ed n large measure of patronage in this
community. AT present he is stopping
for a few days at the Sprigg House
until his former residence can be put in
order for occupation.
Mr.. Caldwell gives us many inter-
estinS items in regard to life among the
Sandwiches. He thinks their Islands
good place to go for temporary
Punishment, but not the place OF all
others that he would choose for another
five years sojourn. The climate Is en-
joyable enough, being an average Of IS
degrees throughout the year, but the
mosquitoes abound day and night all
the twelve months round. The houses
have no chimneys and consequently no
fire places, the only use for that ele-
ment being for culinary purposes, and
as for ice, it can be imported at the
tritling cost OF some thirty-two dollars
per pound from San Francisco. 1t is Il
luxury therefore that even the King
does not indulge in. The native popu-
lation OF the Islands is not on
the increase, having run down from
lIO, 600 to 5000 between the years ISIS
and 1858. The scourSe OF the country
has been the small pox, and the inhabi-
tAuts, OF the Malay race. are very sloth-
full and licentious in their habits. There
is a considerable European and Ameri-
can population who carry on most of
the trade and commerce of the Islands.
The tendency of the natives is towards
an English policy in religion and poll
tics, inasmuch as they imagine
that the United States contemplate
raid on their territory sooner
or later, and are therefore prejudtced
against American influence.
a year ago Mr.. Caldwell applied for
II six months leave of absence in order
to visit the United States, but the leave
not having arrived until too late in the
season he abandoned the project. For
II considerable time past before being
relieved he had been in some hesitation
of mind about resigning his position,
having become DESTROYS to return home.
He was therefore not especially an
noyed at seeing the name of his sue
cessor, Gen. Morgan L. Smith, in the
| public prints.
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DIED.

MORRIa. A'A" ID
The funeral viii take place at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon from his residence, on John
street. Tho friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend.
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Brown, Of Portland, who is to row
against Hamill, OF Pittsburgh, to-
day, gives the following account
of his mode of training for the race +:
81 rise at 5, walk four miles and break
fast at half-past 8. At commence
picking hundred potatoes one yard
apart, and carry them separately to q
basket placed at one end. This takes
me forty-one minutes, and in doing it
travel six miles and seventeen yards.
This done on a sandy beach. From Gun
til 10 pull at u tifty-six pound pulling
machine, and from halfpast 10 to II
swing the clubs. then rest until IL.
at which hour l take dinner. At half
past in the afternoon ! row down the
river FIVE miles and back. 1 rub down
thoroughly after each exercise. MY
meals consist of beefsteak with
very little seasoning; one cup Of
tea at each meal, and plenty OF
dry toast and corn bread, with very
little butter-mutton chops for change
of meat. take no water between
meals. This course I continue until
six days before the race, when let up
on all work except rowing. For the
Two days before the race / am not to get
into the boat at all. feel very strong,
but my training has told its tale on nv
face. 1 don't look to weigh 14O, but my
weight to-day in clothes was 1852. I
don't think Fcan get under 5istripped.
l calculate to row that five and half
miles on the day of the race inside Of.
They say is is only five miles, but
have measured it, and IL is over five
and half. don't care ifthey put the
stake down to Cincinnati, for my opin-
ION Is that the further we go the greater
distance | will come out ahead. Ihave
come to the conclusion that five miles is
my tav0rite distance. instead Of threat
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Meeting ut TrInaelnhin.
Extract from the proceedings of q Union ,nse
tho ON ISutltrtfdu taAk


ING on Saturday last.
We regard the only issue in the pres.
ent election of Overseer OF the Poor, is
the question whether a poor farm
should be purchased by the county at
the present time, and inasmucb as we
fully endorse the course pursued by N.
FL. Garrison, on that question, the for
mer Overseer of the Poor and the pres
ent nominee of the Conservative party,
Therefore be il Rescued, lat, That we
make no nomination for Overseer of
the Poor, but recommend the election
OF N. II. Garrison to the voters in the
tow nship for the reasons stated in the
preamble.
ReSoLved, That we regret the action OF
the Conservative party" in nomina-
ting for the responsible office of Super
visor OF Ohio county James Robinson.
Esq, who positively refused to sign a
protest against the purchase BY the
Supervisors of a large farm from A. M.
Jacobs at a cost of one hundred and
dollars per acre, for the
county poor, Notwithstanding nineteen
twentieths OF the tax payers OF the
county, irrespective of party, were op-
posed to such a foolish expenditure Of
forty thousand dollars on the part of
the county.
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WANTED, fifty boys to sell the New
c Orleans ReP"Stiea" in every part of the
cents to one dollar from four to nine
o'clock In the morning. The protec-
ton of the city is guaranteed tn those
selling the Republican, and five dollars
reward will be paid for information
that may lead to the conviction of a0V
one interfering with our carriers cr
newsboys. We will also pay ten dol
lars for proof of neglect OF duty on the
part of lny policeman failing to protect
those engaged in distributing the Re
publican.
The above editorial from the New
Orleans Republican of May 10, tells the
story OF Conservatism in the South.
The idea OF the respectable, substantial
people of that city on law and order
must be peculiar. To Northern mind,
the idea of combating the arguments
or principles of a paper by mobbInR the
little newsboys is crime, to say nothing
of its brutality.
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Mee1InEs To.NiEhG

There will be meetings in the differ
eut city townships tonight, as follows;
First Ward, at the Hose House.
Second and Seventh Wards, at the
old City Hall.
Third Ward, at the Court House.
Fourth Ward, at the Hose House.
Filth Ward, at the School House.
Sixth Ward, at the School House.
Ritchietown. at the School House.
Will some one OF our friends, in each
orthe townships, take it upon himself
to see that the places appointed are In
readiness for holding meetings, say at
half past seven o'clock.
RecOllsct that Thursday is election
day. The nominations, ii any are tC
be made. must be made this evening
aud announced tomorrow morning In
the paper. Tickets must be printed, Il
at all. tomorrow. There ought to be q
dozen men in each township who viii
see that each meeting announced is re-
specially attended, and that the norni.
nstious made are brought to the ofice
Tonight so as to appear tomorrow
We urge upon our friends attention tc
this important matter tonight. Do not
neglect it, supposing that some one else
will look aFter it.
Remember the meetings to-night>
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-21

A CORRESPONDENT, writing on board
the boat that conveyed Jefferson and
his party from Fortress Monroe to
Richmond, describes Mrs. Davis as fol-
lows: "Mrs. Jefferson Davis walked
down the plank-a lady a trifle
younger than the widow of Abraham
Lincoln, but buxom like her. and of
the same housewife cast of features-a
lazy probably never called beauty; 40
s"arIny that she might almost pass for
quadToon, with large, full lips, dark
I'm questioned eyes, black hair, and too
tnucn nesh Tor gracefulness, She wore
a gray popnn dress, and no ornaments
say "a q couple couple OF rings. Altogether,
ity, but the second wife OF an eIdsriy
man, who added her wealth to bis fsf.
ents; and in her private deyotio9 vas
as intense as helm his public defectio T y
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Wanted.

ENTs-s25O PER MONTH THE
n year round, or 900 per cent profit on
Commission. We guaranty the above salary
or commission to active Industrious agents at
thelr own homes, to introduce an article OF
!HDlSPESSABLE UTILITY In every house.
hold. For full particulars call on, or address
q. w. JACKSON d CO.,
myl6-lm llSonth St, BaltImore. Md.
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T. A. PINCKNEY,
p. NJ. HALE,

Building COM.
R HILLS. Secry of Board OF Directors.
NoTE.-As a favor in behalf of this Be
nevOlent Institution OF our State, in which
every citizen Is in some way interested the
editors OF the several newspapers OF the
state ale respectfully requested TO call
special attention TO this notice for bids.
myl7.td
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-21

THERE having been some dispute rel
alive to the Pope's forbidding American
Protestants worshipping in Rome, and
Mr.. King having stated that worship
was permitted in the American Chapel,
Mr.. Ireneus Prime, in the New York
Observer, gives the status of the case as
follows: "When Mr.. King transferred
the arms of the United States Legstion'
to the door OF the chapel, 1t necessarily
had the same effect as II he had moved
an army to guard it. The arms of the
Legation gave 1t the protection Of our
own Government as II the chapel had
been transferred to American soil.
The Pope dare not interfere. But for
this act on the part OF Mr.. King the
chapel would long since have been
closed. And even now ten or twelve
Americans, II they are Protestants,
dare not meet together to pray and
praise God anywhere within the walls
Of Rome but in the Episcopal chapel,
which, according to all our informa.
ton, Ia very high church at that"
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$40. Agents wanted. $40,
Income Tax Notice.

Income Tax Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In tie United States Income Taxes for the
year 1866, and the Special Taxes, or Licenses,
for the year en1ing May LIST, 1888, assessed
OF West Virginia, will bedu and payable to
me M. at my Office, No. 2219 Monroe Street,
Wheeling, on
Monday, the Sd day of June, 1867.
II said Taxes are not paid on or before the
18TH DAT OF JUNE, ! So, the PENALTIES pre-
ment will be imposed.
Taxes assessed within other counties of the
First Collection District, West Va, may be
the said Sd day OF June.
B. F. KELLEY,
Collector.
WHEELING, May II, 1887. mylS Wv
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WHEELING. MAY 1851
A Card.
BATIY HOUSE, WESTON, ". VA,

BABY HOUSE, WEsTov, ". VA,
April SOth, 1857
OWING PARTLY TO DECLINING
" health, have retired from the manage
ment OF the Baily House. In making this
announcemt to the travelling public, desire
to return y1y thanks for the liberal support
given me during the time e ears,) L had
control OF the Baily House, and ask for my
successor, Mr. q. ID. BaStabie, a liberal sup
port.
myls-St a. SMITH.
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Administrators NOTICE..

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
1 appointed Administrators OF the estate
OF Oliver Wallace, deceased, hereby give no.
estate, to present the same to us for settle
Inent, auo all persons indebted to said estate
are requested 10 pay the same without delay.
GEORGE SAWTELL,
JOSEPH WADDLE,
mylb-IOtd&4tw administrators,
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Agents Wanted

Agents Wanted
q TORY OF THE SECRET SERVICE.
This work was commenced more than a
year ago, but owing to the attempts OF the
Government TO suppress 1t, It's publication
was delayed. 1t will now be issued, UNAL-
TERED and UNABRIDGED, under the super.
vision Of GENERAL BAKER, whose mar
velOus narratives are all atteSte(h by the
nIRnest official authority.
The Morals OF the National Capital are
thoroughly ventilated, and there are some
strange revelations concerning heads of de-
parLments, Membea Of Congress, FEMALE
tary characters.
Send for Circulars and see our terms, aud a
full description OF the work. Address,
P. GARRETT & CO.,
702 Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa.
my2-lmdaw"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-21
For the Next Thirty Days.
One M1llion of Brick.

aO06 MILLION OIL Br1ck.
dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ID West Virginia Hospital for the In.
sane, at Weston, for the making and de-
livering OF ONE MILLION OF GOOD
HARD BRICK. They can be made on the
Hospital Grounds, with no charge for privi-
lege or material, and the required delivery
Is for Il distance OF a few rods only. The bids
should be addressed to the Secretary of the
ceived up to O'Clock, a. M, Of the 10th OF
July next. The right to reject any or all
bids reserved. Bond, with satisfactory Sc
curity, will be required OF contractors. Pay
ments made monthly.
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I. o. O. .

yTHERE WILL RE,A- MEETING OF THE
Board OF Trustees and Committee APP
pointed by the different Lodges this evening,
al O'Clock, precisely. By order OF the
my2I Ito BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
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DRY GOODS!

A LII OF WHICH ARE WARRANTED
IA as represented, and shown with pleasure
TO all, cheaper than any other house In the
city, as the following prices win show:
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Nti,t AdverttsetnEuts.
For LouIsvIIIe, Evansville, Cairo and
st. Louis.
DIRECT

Leaves Wednesday, Evening, may -
The flne passenger steamer, "L0 Oh;
LAX 4ENA." CapLSAM. SHUNAH. VIII
leave as announced above.
Through bills lailng given to Missouri,
Illinois and Upper Mississippi Ttver:
my2l-2t TIL. MOEG, Agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
GENERAE. NEWS.

A rich bed Of cinnsbsr has beea found
near San jose, Cal
Crane seeds. pressed and boiled, ara !
I esma substitute foF coffee.
Louis Napoleon Is Individually in debt
some six r.iilions Of francs.
4 i,.per ouarry il ssvey has a. sra of
d 0c1 .ansre wards and depth of twenty
two yards.
1he D...o. Board If Trsie has pass q
70 Ni,i3H that ,wo haudred pounds saail
hereafter canslinie barrel Il flour.
gsrulaa (armef reports to the c'srA
count. (ais. j arnat, that tha potato ol :
"hsr don,. no, half 80 m9och eat en- up as
We tink So
A Judge Of the Supreme Cour, Of Maine
hs. decided that the marriage between a
negro aud willie person was Illegal and
void.
A nan in Hamilton, Ohio hss drank an
average of twenty >sivs glasses Of lager per
day for fifteen years past, and IS still dry.
There will be TO fifteen cent currency
note. issued, but the ten centers will be re-
tired as soon Is possible.
There have thus lar been elghty-t~o
deaths from cholera among the soldiers III
Fort Hays. Kansas
A Milwaukee wash woman died recently
with peculiar symptoms, aud upon exam.
nxtion the doctor found three live crabs in
her stomach. She had doubtless drank the
eggs in water
Some 800 converts recently left Wales
and Scotland for Utah The ladies are de-
serb, d "a healthy. rudy and buxom. and
they bring some seven thousand dollars 10
money ailh them
On the night # June lst, a volcano rose
frou the SEES about nine miles north OF Ser
rata, on the coast Of Portugal. II has
thrown up enormous masses OF stone and
lava, and has formed anew island which Is
likely TO be dangerous 10 navigation.
Asuspicious clink was heard from the
garments OF a slspici Jus female at q recent
pic mic near Gotham. aud, on Investigation
~ flushing Fenian, il was found that she
had been stealing lager beer glasses. She
had strung them arouna her garters.s
4 tours, says to thos who g up TO
Mount Wsshingt n That they st INTO pretty
nucn such company a. the man did ~ 20
ng up - JERICHO; All 'hst the landlords
here ask his mach money one ~, " here
he com,s from, give, lin 4 'eturA ticket
md takes Ell. hts cash.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
vSo-l1i;.Inea IL, England.

Professor Levi, ia his bJlk on The
Working { as e., estimates that there are
500 ,oG0 persons employed in England IN the
general and local government and defence
Of the country. or this number all but
900 are men. About l9, 600 are docky ard
| laborers, ,000 postnIen, 81 600 policemen.
Nearly all the others are soldiers or sailors,
and the annusl income of the whole class
amounts to $4,000. In the second Glass
are roo. 600 domestic servants, nearly all
Of them women, whose yearly wages amount
to 1925 900, 900. sn average sum OF 81 so
a head per week beng included in that
snount for remuneration in the way of
amount for remuneration 10 the way of
maintenance.
There are 700, 900 persons engaged in
commercial ways, that is, in the conveyance
Of men, animals, goods and messages. OF
these zoe, 600 are railway servants, 1913 900
are cabmen and carmen. 81 900 are barge
men and watermen, $4,000 are seamen,
81. 600 are dcck>aborers, and l25,U00 are
warehousemen, messengers and porters.
Their entire carr ipgs in a year are estimated
at Sl95 U0o,o
All ,heee classes OF work people taken TO
ge,her are just ss numerous as the agrcul>
tural laborers, OF whom there are said to
be about 1000, COO men AMI 100000 women
and children, earning in all 1920, 900 0co a
year. These and all the Others are not so
numerous ns.the laborers in manufacturin.
and Mining pursuits, numbering about 81
900 000 men ard , 900, QUO women and
children, and. receiving sl,l30 zoe. 600 a
year in ways. The entire working clas.e-,
according - 1r. Levi comprise II coo ,ooc
persons, Of whom nearly half are women
ard children, ana receive each year So
go 0O0. 600 IN paymeut for their work.
The average weekly receipts Of boys and
men urder twenty is IS. Sd. sterling: of
girls and women under twenty, - l0d
sterling; of grown up men los. sterling.
end Of grown up women lis. sterling
Skilled workpeople Of course receive great
deal more than that, and common laborers
prCpor tionatelv less
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

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Dsy Goods.
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VA! At . 8 Is i.N lI " WALLACE OF
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L'irc siIIu Burglar Proof safes.
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g ~. s0fih N4ln ~
tfrnl .s itifaAs. 4. ttt.a t,r-sf American safe,
.i4.I ,..- s.. triH .f.rf Na-uci4c Bank and
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W. tigsf 81 Asfnr,.
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Cures them without resor,ing to Mcrcury. iodtds
Poiassh Arsenic, or any poison but with a Neurrai-
iser. peitise cure for ali hamofs aud blood u,rus
UHDAsio " EAksEss. such Seminal Weaknr..
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Old diseases of the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
where the tlood has become poisoned, producing
botchee on the face email watery blis,eYs un,. IN
head and bones, liberated throat. nose. ur1be ana
body, scrofula together with an endless rumber ~
sunefings.
Dr. James Is recommended by the preee eenerallv
etc. Those afflicted should apply immedistely. and
be cured Of these terrible diseases.
Dh JAMES has just rev. eed. impyuved ana
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ofal Discaeee peculiar 70 the sexee Nth di,.c,kr.
and prescriptions for cell treatment
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In order tina, the 5eneyolen, object set fcrth in
this circu ar may be successfully accomplished.
have issued I'VE series Of Fine Steel Plate In
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RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
Railroad.

Railroad.
1867. Summer Arrangement. 1861.
rrsinsrnn hy Chicagotime which is twelve MN
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL -. SOL,
~ and until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily tSundays excepted Gr follows
Doing last LIT Mail tram at ........I 20. A. y.
2d Night express. .......- b. y. y.
Going Wsst-lst. Eauress and Mail for Newton
and Washington. ........I ID Az
I'd. Freight Tor Newton aud wash
in{iou ...........s...s - ~
Arrive at Dasen 5ofi Tally, Sundays excepted
From the East list Night express al. 4 30, =
Cd Daily Ex h mail. g 80. p. =.
From the, Wesi-lst Freight from Newton and
ashipgton... a. 80 ?. y.
3D. Express from Newton AID
Washington. .........5 2JP.n
CosSkrTioSs.
At Chicago with all Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with L. 4 4 ;. L. H. X. for Bio ON
ington, Springfield. &c.
At LsSalie with l. &. X. Il for Dunieith. 81
Louis. Cairo, dc.
Al Pond Creek with G. b. 4 Q. Il. Il. for Bur
Iington. keokuk and Quincy.
AT Peoria during navigAtiopl, with Packets
for all points on Illinois River.
AT Newton. Iowa City, and Washington With
Western Stage Co.'S Stages. for oil points West
Southwes and Northwest
sleeping Coaches on all Wight trains. Through
Tickets for sale snd Baggage checsed to Prin-
cipal Eastern Cities and Towns.
+. A. HALL, Asst Gen. supt.
Chicago.
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