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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-09
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, Noyember i,

NEW YORK, November 4. !
Shortly after II O'Clock this morning,
hght took place between Bernard
Mehatens. proprietor of q lodging
house. at No. 26 Spring street, and sew
eral Of his dodgers. Mehatens was
stabbed in the abdomen, leg and arms,
by ruftian named John Stanley. An
was engaged in the fracas, was also
stabbed by Stanley in the leg and arm.
Mehatens' wounds are OF serious ma
ture, and it is thought that he will not
recover. John Viokers' wounds are of
a serious but not dangerous character.
Stanley was arrested by an officer of
one of the precincts, and the wounded
men removed to Bellevieu Hospital.
The committee of the Union League
to investigate the naturalization frauds
in this city is-composed of seven gen.
tlemen, as follows: W. e. Dodge, a.
Greeley, Moses a. Grinnel, Isaac Sher-
man, Isaac a. Barley, Marshal o.
Roberts and John 81. White. An err
ror in the Kings county retprns has
been corrected, and the Republicans
now have two Assembly men instead
of one among the delegation.
The report that Wormald and O'Bald-
win fought in Putnam county, n. Y,
on Tuesday, Is false. O'Baldwin has
been for some time in this city, and
WOEmaIQ Is unuef DOnQS In bOSpOu not
to leave the State for pugilistic pur-
poses. y F
A pleasant reunion of the New Eng
land Club was held at the rooms of the
Union League Club last night.
The occasion was the unvelllng of
Balls colossal statue of Daniel Webster,
presented 10 the society by VIM. a.
Aspenwall. Addresses were made by
Jas. III. Ghoate, James Hoxie and Rev.
DR.. Bellows. isl-F1sl
ThursdIy morning Frederick Bondy,
q native Of Austria, 24 years old, mar
ried a young lady of this city of excel
lent family, great beauty and high
character. This husband of day spent
last night In cell, a confessed forger.
He was the confidential clerk of Aron-
son q Brothers, and had forged checks
on their bank against them. On being
arraigned the prisoner freely confessed
his guilt and stated that he spent $3.50
for passage tickets 10 California for
himself and wife on the steamer which
sails next Monday. The remainder of
the money he hau spent for jeWelry.
The SIN figures Seymour's majority
at II, 1852, and Hodman's at q ,623. The
Times figures Seymour's msjority at
6,902. The World figures Seymour's
majority at 1856, and Hoffman's at
81 $50. The Tribune makes Seymour's
majority 7,44l, and Hoffman's q, ,S3l.
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Ihe Faelng.aeout OF rIunksy...

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The Democratic journals and polIti-
clans ofthis section still keep up their
pleasant billing and cooling about Gem
eral Grant, Two OF the Baltimore.pa
pers this morning have articles yery
complimentary OF him, and the evening
Express, ofthis city, has several ple cas-.
ant little paragraphs about him, and
announcing thatit will hereafter rather
eschew politics. It is also noticed that
the original, simon-pure jackson Dem.
ocrattc Association, at its meeting last
night. came to the conclusion that Gen.
eral Grant is. after all, respectable
man, and one member made a sugges.
doni jocularly, he said, .about going
over to the Republicans, while the Pres.
dent himself defended one of the lead
ing members who iattended a Republi-
can meeting on Wednesday, A serious
suggestion was finally made that a
would be eminently proper for the as
ISOLATION to join In welcome to Grant
on his arrival in this city. Several
members objected to this proposition on
the ground that they would have to
march.in procession with negroes.
A suggestion afterward made that the
association proceed in body the same
evening to Gen. Grants residence, and
tender him their compliments, met
with the approval of all present, after
which the association adjourned under
the conviction that there was no need
to have another meeting.
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special 10 Daily IntellIgencer;
- ~ LEXINGTON, Nov. Z.
The Republican. party had one of the
grandest demonstrations tonight that
has ever come off in this city since the
surrender of Gen. Lee. 1t is estimated
that 10000 people from this and sur
rounding counties participated in Its
pleasures. 1t was indeed the most en-.
thusiastic assemblage that ever assem-
bled in the Blue grass region, the pre-,
paration that had been made fairly
'eclipsed anything that has ever YET been
consummatedi in Kentucky for Repnbli-
can demonstrations. AT this writing,
$3.50 P. NJ. thousands of fpeople are gath
.ering around the Court House to o.listen
to the speeches of Col. VIM, Brown, of
Nicholasyille; Oliver Root, OF New.
port; Judge Gro Xton, of Parisj Judge
Williams, and Geo. NJ. Jackson, OF
Winchester; Willard Davis, DIR. Da.
wilson, G. Stoll, Alexander Adams
and VIM. osssius Goodloe of the
Kentucky Statesman, who made
an able argument in favor of peace. The
very dome upon the Court House can
be heard crying the name of national
liberty to the high heavens and the
heavens echoing it back: The result
of the recent election has made $4,000
in Kentucky, who say they
will willingly give their undivided
support to General Grant. The Ku
KIux organizations and rebel Demo-
mocracy are completely demoralized,
their leaders dumb, their vitality irre-
lost. Colonel Worley, of the
Southern Hotel, and Mr.. Thornton,
lawyer, of this city had quite
an interesting fight at the hotel
at 8 o'clock today. No weapons
were used SO 1t wound up by the par
ties having their eyes draped in mourn
ing, and with bruised heads. s.
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KANSAS.
LEAvENwoRrn, NoYember 4

Quite sensation was caused here
last evening by the fulfilment of a
pledge made by Senator Pomeroy be-
fore the election, that If Leayenworth
county gave Republican majority he
would walk bare headed through the
streets Of this city. he was followed
by an immense crowd composed OF
Tanners in procession, with torches and
transparencies and citizens of all po-
litical opinions, who are orowdipg the
streets along the line of procession to
witness the novel spectacle oil Senator
trudging bare headed through the
streets to the music ofthe band.
In view of the fact that every one was
surprised at the result of the election
in this county, the Republicans are
making the occasion one of great jolll-
tication,
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GtreQntelldge


Last Wednesday evening President
Grant was serenaded at his home in
Galens snd In response to repeated
callsmade the following speeoh:
I Friends and FelIow.cltizens} Of Ga
lena-I thank you for this additional
marx OF your kindness. Snfficient. I
suppose, has now been heard of the Te.
suit OF the late election to show unor
Whom has fallen 10 administer the at
lairs OF the nation for the next four
years. l suppose 1t is no egolism in
me TO say that the choice has fallen on
me. The responsibilities or the nosi-
ton feel, but, accept them without
Iear, II can have the same support
Wnlch mas been given to me thus far.
thank you and all others who have
fought together In this contest-a con-
test In which you are all interested per-
sonalIy as much as, and, perhaps more
than lam: Inow take occasion to bid
yongood.bye, as I leave here to-mor-
row for Washington, and shall. prOba.
nly see but few of you again for some
years to come, although it would give
me great pleasure to make an annual
pilgrimage to place where have en-
goyed myself SO much as haye here
ourlng the past few months"
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Pursuant TO the decree made and entered
In the above entitled cause on the 18th day
DAYoF N0TElTBER, 1858, at my Office In the
CITY OF Wheeling, West Yinginta. No, l50ll.
ment as shall ba Iuund necessary proceed To
take, state and report.
Frat. An account OF all moneys and el-
fects belonging to the estate OF Mary smith,
which came Into the bands Of Joseph W.
Morgan, and William B. Morgan, or either
of them, as administrators of Josiah Mon an
deceased. And what amount OF money and
effects remained In the hands OF Josiah Nor
gan at the time OF his DEATH belonging to
said Mary Smiths Estate, and the amount
of his indebtednessi Il any, at the time OF his
death, TO said Mary Smiths estate. EAISo
tate OF Josiah Morgan legally applicants 10
such payment cam 9 into the hands OF Joseph
w. Morgan and %tlnam b. Morgan admin
fgEFnfOrs Of Josiah Morgan, 10 pay 70 the eS-
tate OF Mary smith the Indebtedness Of
Josiah Morgan to such estate &C the Ime Of
the said Josiah Morgan died seized Of, ii any
and what disposition has been made OF the
same. 7Leas g. 5a-fl ~ ~ q IA lra.E
securities or other eVicences ofdebts betOng-
ing 10 the estate of Mary smith and remn1n-
ing uncoll ected. And 10 ascertain and re-
poFt1f the same or any part, and whien OF
Them, could have been Collected, during the
time the said josiah Morgan acted ~ Ex-
whether the same or any part thereof can
now be collected, or could nave been since
60HEG I0l OF Mary smiLh's estate. And TO
ascertain and report what aounG Of money
has been lost TO the estate Of the said Mary
smith, II any, by the neglect OF the said kx-
ecutor Josiah Morgan, In niltng 70 collect
the debts due said estate.--
Third. ToasceRtain and report whist lega-
cles under the said will OF Mary Smith, have
been paid 10 the leBatees, 10 whom, the
amount and the date, and also what leEaciesI
yet remain to be paid and their amount.
Also I shall enquire into and make report of
any and allotner matters may deem per
tinent. HANNIBAL FORBES.
Commissioner, Ohio Cos CiFcuiT Court.
Oct S2-dO-W4G-
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NORTH CAROLINA.
WIIM1NaroN, Noyemb,

WILhINGToN, November 4.
Returns now in are sufficient to show
that the State has gone for Grant by a
considerabl majority, though the Con-
servatiYes have made large gains. 1t
believed the estimate of the Morning
Star, given Wednesday, approximates
the correctness that gave the State to
Grant by 5000. Returns from the noun
tain district Tonight show the election
of Durham, Conservative, to Congress.
The delegation stands five Republicans
and 2 CONSERVATIVES; a Democratlc gain
OF one. Official count increases the Re-
publican majority of New Hanover
county, including Wilmington, to 167,
being a Republican gain Of 245.
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THE NEW YORK ELECrIOE
AaS5 FRAUDS.
Investigation Begun.
NEW YONG. Noyember


The investigation into the naturali-
zation and voting frauds was COM
mmenced to-day. The committee APP
pointed at the Union Club meeting last
night authorized George Bliss to pro-
ceed with the collection of evidence;
and promise to sustain his action. A.
T. Stewart, w. B. Astor, Vanderbilt,
and other tax paying Republicans,
haYe subscribed literally to aid the
movement, and are determined to break
up the Tammany Ring, ifpossible to do
so. If the stealing tactics which have
been SO extensive in this city are car
ried to Albany, the rate of State taxa
ton will be greatly increased. Several
arrests of parties concerned in fraudu-
lent voting were made to-day. Half a
dozen men have offered to testify
against the TamnIany Committee, pro-
vided they will not be prosecuted. The
Union League Committeewill guaran-
tee their safety.
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Q NEW JERsEY,

'g=51c- t5t,t sr.s NEW YORK, Now.
. The World figures Seymour's major
ity In New Jersey at 9. .eSS and Ran
dolphs for Governor at ,20S. The 4th.
Congressional district in New Jersey
Is still In doubt. Republican authority
elects Rafferty, by one. vote.
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ALABAMA.
MoNTaol1ERY. Nov. n.

,E1l5I.srif- MONTGOMERY, Nov. 4.
2 Returns from thirty counties give
Seymour and Blair majority of IL, ,15l.
and Grant msjorities of 23 600. Nearly
all the Inhabitants of the remaining
counties are white. and will probably
give msjority Sufficient to overcome
the majorities of the negro counties.
The result is doubtful,
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General Grant arrived here at noon
10 day and was presented to large
assemblage, but merely bowed ac-,
Judgement ofthe cheers that greet
ed his appearance! Heleft for Wash.
ington at 1880. -.
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RRlIARKs ON BEEF oA1rLl


The arrivals of cattle during the week
amount to 2,643 head, against 2,3l6 last
week and 1921 the corresponding week
oflast year, .and'the sales for the week
amount to 2, ,S42 head, against i $50 last
week, and 1s3u the corresponding week
of last year. +
The market this morning opened dull,
though there was a full attendance of
purchasers for all classes ofstock, and
the demand, especially for frst-class
stockers and feeders, was quite brisk. Z
+ For heavy prime BeeYe8 for Eastern
markets there was a good demand ALSO
bat the large offerings had tendency
follower prices about % cents per 100
lbs, but few of the sales reaching the
highest quotation given. 80 = : /,
- or the receipts about 300 head were
reshipped East without being offered
here, and. with a few exceptions, the
balance were alIsold. .s-slI = - 3
-s55 THE SWINE MARKET. 80 .
= During the past week the. arrivals Of
Hogs have been quite small, and the
market in consequence has been drmer
In tone though there is no perceptible
advance In prices. 3. -. q
/. Prices today range chiefiy at10a1I51<
cents per lb., net. eznli
QUOTATIONS. 49,.
: 8. Wilhelm quotes Hogs at 10 to 111<
cents per lb., net; fair demand.
Tinker q Mapel quote Hogs at 10 to
11N cents per lbsI ner. F'.:z-rs
- THE sHEEP MARKET: 3
The supply continues greatly, IN ex-
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AMERICAN vAlrrA4 WATCHES
TIE BESTII THE CHEAPEST I!

TIE BESTII THE CHEAPEST u!
nHE ExrENs1vE USE OF THESE
Watohes by Railway Conductors Engi-
eIRss 81 yEatch.weaTers, has thoroughly de-
the strength, steadiness dntA1l--
lily. .and accuracy OF th9 ,S.5 ~ ~
decide the question as 70 the real value OF
these tImekeeperE -,
More than $4,000 are speaking for them-
seIyes in the pockets OF the people.
I'm ported Watches are made on an expen-
siye system, in small NUN bers, but by nu-
merous makers, and are placed in the market
here by an Importer who hrst secures q,
Monopoly OF sale OF some one Manufacture.
10 the Manufacturers profit must be add
eu a C Custom-h6nse to duty Of IS per cent, pay
abe blot IN SSa sf least Is per cent TO the Inn
porter, another profit TO the Jobber; thug
nearly doubling the cost Of the imported
" " AZ VH;altfarn. watches are mannfactLred
mn a larpe scale under one roof and system
of SUPERVISION and management thereby
cnired n small establi lishmentsi hence their
: All All respectsbie dealers now sen Yallhan
now & faSorsble 70 g siina1i pronfs. The
trade Is satisfied, becauSe, though the pLont
on each watch Is small, the demand Ii IIB6
and all are salable.
Inscriptions importers occ<aStonauy PIECE
a worthless Swiss limitation In the markeI;
demand certificate OF genuine
mess, signed by the treasurer OF the American
Watch Company-R. E. kOBBINS;
There are different grades OF finish IN the
different varieties Of Watches made by the
Walthan Company, as there are dlnefen1
sizes and shapes ~ e sst stt ls ia SennIIe
frTide mark OF - YAETHAA', Is qua fanJeed
10 be o good, one and nobody need be aIrlid
10 buy It, .5i5ss>Ao q - .shii - iiszs.afs r
q IsVerY watch EhIIy warranted.
STor saie nv an irst-eiass dealers In the
TIn5iad 'StofeE and British Provinces. ~
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VIRGINIA.
LyxozR1pa. ,111 Nov.

LYNCHBURG, Nov. 4.
The National Bank and Commission
Warehouse, of a b. Rucker, and Geo.
d. Davis q Sons, were destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss heavy, partially
insnred.
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mISsOURI.
ST.. LOUIS. November.

-I-..- - - ST T'IUU4slINUVeIHUsL . 9
IS counties, part of them official, give
Grant 1883 majority. Estimated re-
turns OF the remaining counties.win in
crease the majority to so, 900. The same.
COUNTIES gave McClurg, Radical, for
Governor. is, ,54S, which VIII be in.
creased to about 10000.
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s. Wilhelm quotes Sheep ~ to AZ
cents per lb., gross, and market very
dull.
at 9JZ TO ~ cents for good 10 extra.
Lambs ], 90 10 2.50 and common Sheep
at 81, 80. per head. Market very dull.
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OALIFORRIA.
~ -IT s vt
SAN FRANCTKuo, NJ

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.7.
The fish-oiI factory of Pincus, West
& Co., was totally destroyed by hIe
early this morning. Loss 1000 with
no Insurance.. The fire is supposed TO
be.the Workof an inoendiAry.
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lIARKETs By TELEaRAPn.

CoTToN-Opened rather more steady
and closed dull at a shade lower; q, 600
bales sold at 25a25Zo for middIing up
lands and closed at 25c.
.FIouR-ClOsed quiet With holders
disposed to realize.
GRAN-Wheat-Nominally unchang-
ed; shippers and millers insist upon
easier prices. Rye-Dull and heavy at
81 SSaI SO for western. Oats-Lower
and dull at 73c afloat. Corn-Dull at
81 10Rl l3 for unsonnd and 81 15al 161<
for sound mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Steady at S27 rs.
Mess-Cash and regular. Beef-Dull
and heavy. Cut Meats and Bacon
Nominal
prime steam.
EGas-SteaGiy at s2as7:
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~A BUFFALO, Nov. q.
Kate johnson, the nurderess. was
sentenced, this smornings to be hung
December 18th. aT@12e % s---ao
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Trnstee's Sale.

rSY WRITE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
ID dated the fourteenth day OF June $50,
T1yseif IS trustee, and OF record In the clerks
viii seli a me Codft House. "a tliS city Or
Gambler ,iS5S, the following de. erlbed proper
- mentioned In said Deed Of Trust % WIZ
bank Of Wheeling creek, in the city OF
wheeling, Bounded as follows beginning At
point one hundred and ninety leek east OF
E0fT street, eAstWaHdly to the CESScent lion
2sisent l ON me street 6efnR 2u eonthuat55s Of
Webster street. though running neaHar the
street and at dlnsTent ansie SoLa
side Of an alley twenty lees Wldeto ~ kloel'
Ing creek, lhence eagtwaEdly mp SAID gree
parsIIeI with said alley. .to9 said sCrescent
street, thence westWardly along the north
line or Crescent street ~ ~ lSeS % tnS place
dxtufeS and Inn provenents thereon or APP
pertaining thereto, being the saLne property
by Gin q aAEdnnan 10 IbDttson q
zamer and By the latter % Robert fb6if-
ns Ternns Of sale, one. .iourtn aish. and, ne ro-
rnainder In equal payments Of Gix, twelve
and elghteen months, with Interest from
day OF sale, secured BY Deed Of Trust on the
The title TO the above property IN believed
to be good. Selling as fIustee VIII only
convey such title as is vested In me by said
20 eSeo.lmeod 81 % EH EIrzHuG1. rustee.
0U,uUU 9go0 lbs Plain Hams. ). !, =.
2 90 zD9,oO9 lbs Shoulders a. - = o.
-st5.sl q o. sl00Qo0lh6 Clear q Clear Rib Sides
100 TieTees Prime Lard
q .1l ifl--7 % Kef.Bf Ca9li 90
= -=as.-,. .f.s,6 30 Barrels Extra Lard OIL.
DO Bbis Juno Family Flour
aal1 1sslTiJ lffs .2o0tq do 6far ldoE do
loo do Swan do do
l. - 4 - $50 Half Barrels Lake Fish,
so Barrels Vinegar.
- 0Bo1e8 Factory Cheese
: ---T 50 do Concentrated LIYh.
, naarie s HANDlAE. JoRDAN& co.
nLAREB PATENT HELR STUD AND
% Cutters, assurted efkeas on hand aud foT
saleAt 1nGnufactuTerJ prices by -
: s1zleEt asl-iA e'i-CHA6.f II tRERHT.
apEzRh ~ s;1s ysisa -ttosl9& 11WRt3
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BRUssELL.s, November 4

A Madrid correspondent of the Inde-
peudence Belege, writes tolthat journol
that the Provisional Government OF
Spain will entertain no proposal from
the United States looking to the pur-
chase OF Cuba.
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WASHINGTON, Npveu

on a special train by way OF Harris
burg, accompanied by Generals Smith,
Comstoclk, Bodeau and j f. Russell Jones
and quietly proceeded to his home in
the northern part of the city. This
morning he attended Rev. DR.. Sunder-
lands church.
Senator Wade arrived last night and
Speaker Colfax will reach Washington
to- morrow morning, They will In ac-
cordance with the congressional con-
current resolution adj journ both Houses
on Tuesday till the first Monday in De-
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The general tone of the market is
quiet, but prices In the meantime are
we'll maintained Notwithstanding the
stringency In monetary circles. Brown
sheetings bring l5a16c; printing cloths
73<a71<c, common to good prints; 1870
for standard makes; 12c for Amoskeag;
New York Mills bleached muslins;155zc
for Bartlett; and 471zc for 10-4 Ellen