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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-04
POLITICAL RGATCEHS.

The market prices of New York
Legislators during the recent Senatorial
contest was quoted at 81 500.
The political campaign OflSG9 will
open with the following State elections:
New Hampshire, March 0; Connecticut,
April 4; Rhode Island, April Z.
The new Senator from Indiana, Mr..
Pratt, once said it was wrong to steal
watermelons, and this wholesome state
ment the Western papers think shows
that his advent into Congress will be-
gin new era in the moral history of
that body.
The following is Il favorite song
with x.Confederates
81 want to be a rebel,
And with the rebels stand
Be amnestied by Andy,
And get back all my land"
An article in the New York Times
last week had this attractive heading !:
GLOW to save quite number of mil
lions of dollars" and il began In this
sensible way:
We see no present use, and we can
see no prospective use, Of II regular ar
forty-three millions of dollars per an
mum.
Congress put its foot down squarely
and peremptorily, Monday, on any
proposition to go dickering for lands
in the West Indies. When they want
TO come TO us, we can consider the mat
ter; till then, Congress expresses the
will OF the people in declaring that we
want to let them alone.
The caustic Copperhead, the World,
observes "The Indiana Pratt is greater
even than the Great; he is higher than
Long John Wentworth, OF Illinois; he
Is stronger than Lieutenant Governor
Dunn, of Louisiana; he is six feet four
inches high, weighs upward of three
hundred pounds, and his voice is the
voice of many waters, wherein he is
ahead of Yates and Chandler, whose
voices are the voices OF many WHISTLES
and waters"
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GrauspurfatInu.
cleveland q Pittsburgh Ban Road.
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 2OTH, 1858,
" Trains will run as follows:

Tickets to all principal points In the kast
and West can be procured at the Union ONCE
In Mcclure House, and at the Station at
Bridgeport. +. K. MYERS,
janis General Ticket Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.

Here is an advertisement from the
New York Herald of Tuesday last:
II the party who took fancy to my
overcoat, was Influenced Dy me IN
clemency of the weather, all right. but
II by commercial considerations, am
ready to negotiate for its return.
The roads Of the country are DOOM
ed to terrible condition for the next
three months. Weston has started out
upon his walk again, and If he can pre-
vail upon the telegraph operators along
his route, he will have the roads In the
worst possible condition in order to
justify his shortcomings. Except Nc
Clellan, there is no man in America so
severe on the roads as Weston.
The Berlin Post says that one OF
the rural members of the Albany Leg
islature took 81. 500 from Morgan's Com
mittee early lin the session, only to go
over to Fenton in consideration OF So
600: But it ought not to be thought
that there was no honor in these little
transactions for on Sunday Morgan's
committee received 81 600 in an enve-
lope with a slip of paper signed Soon
science" that being the sum paid for a
vote which had finally been cast for
Fenton in consideration of a higher bid.
Said Lord John Russell to Mr..
Hume at a social dinner: "What do
you consider the object of legislation"
1.-THE greatest good to the greatest num-
ber." "What do you consider the
greatest numoer ?" continued his lord
ship, Number one, my lord" was the
commoner's prompt reply.
The following clip is from the New
York World:
Two years since the Honorable Lot
NJ. Morrill,, United States Senator from
the State of Maine-we love to dwell
upon the saints-broke his plighted
word, and thereby ousted Mr.. Stockton,
of New Jersey. Now, Mr.. Stockton en-
tiers the Senate, and the Honorable Lot
rctires. Make your play, gentlemen,
Nemesis keeps the game.
The Philadelphia Press says: Faith
ers and mothers, sisters, wives and
daughters long for the day when the
Philadelphia volunteer fire department
shall cease to be; when firemen's balls
will be heard OF no more; when fire.
mems parades will be things of the
past; when firemen's excursions and
fremen's riots will be done away with
forever. Therefore, they pray for paid
! fire department.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-04
BUSINESS MATTERS.

The total debt Of Washington coun-
ty, Pa, is SAG, 500.
The French vineyards give employ
ment to eight million people.
The cotton crop OF the South this
year will pay it's debts and leave 81, OOO,-
600.
1t is expected that more than a mill
lion acres of new prairie will be broken
in Iowa this year.
Strange as 1t may appear to North
ern people. such a thing as a clover
field is almost unknown in North Car
DINA.
Having given the statistics of the
hogs in Chicago, the papers there are
now REPORTING the amount Of pig iron
manufactured.
On Cow run, small tributary of
the Little Muskingum river, in Ohio,
there are more than one hundred oil
wells, thickly strewn over an area OF
ground scarcely more than half mile
length and much less than that In
breadth, nearly every one OF which is
producing or has produced oil.
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EnKIN4 BUT Notwithstanding for
II Young Men, who have erred, desire
better manhood. sent in sealed letter en-
vclOpes free OF charge. IL benefited return
the postage. address PIiILAN1HnOS,B BOX
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WHEELING, November 28th, 1898.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN by
L the following schedule on and after the
goth day OF November, 1888 Wheeling time.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
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10000 lbs Shoulders.
100000 lbs Clear q Clear Rib SideS
100 Tierces Prime Lard.
50 Kegs
so Barrels Extra Lard Oil.
200 Bbls Juno Family Flour
900 do Star do do
100 do Swan do do
$50 Half Barrels Lake Fish,
50 Barrels Vinegar.
so Boxes Factory Cheese
so do Concentrated Ly
mario HANDLAN. JORDAN q 60.
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

To night the Fair in aid of the Catholic
Church and Society of this place, opens q,
Sobers Hail. There promises to be warm
contest between the competitors for the vs-
iious articles to be voted for in order 10 do
eide who are the most popular gentlemen in
the community. The vote promises to lie 4
heavy one, ard will no doubt bring in 9
goodIy sum in aid of a worthy cause. 9th
er and varied features which will lend in
terest to the occasion will be introduced
each evening of the fair. We hope to see
large attendance and a liberal spirit dis
played on the part of our citizens. Th,
air will be held one week.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

On Saturday afternoon and early in the
evening two or three parties of roughs from
Parker's Landing, Shamburgh and Rouse
vile, made things lively on the street for a
short time. The Shamburg party, under
the leadership of one Williams, having in
dulged pretty freely in "chain lightning, :"
sought quarrel with TIE Parker's Landing
and Housewife party. Parker's Landing
and Rousev!lle huving also imbibed vas,
quantities of ''blne ruin" resisted the on-
s!aught aud the fsh: became general. At
the depot, when the evening train came in.
the roughs came together again and a grand
row ensued, in which the Shamhurg roughs
were rather severely handled, Williams the
leader OF that party, receiving a severe
beating. After getting on the train the
Parker's Landing and Rousevile rouShs
who had hung together up to that time, bC =
came involved in quarrel and fought al
the way to Housewife, at which place tt ose
belonging there got out, and probably actu-
ated by feelings of revenge and bad whis-
Ky, stoned the Car in which Tho Parkers
Landing men were seated, breaking several
windows and doing ether damage. The
only thing to be regretted is that they did
not beat one another so badly as to have
laid them up and thereby prevented then
from doing further damage for time a
least.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

OuR citizens were favored with some ex-
ce'ent music by the Columbia Cornet Band,
on Friday night last. Under the leader
ship of Mr.. ID. G. Smith this band is rapid
ly improving. They execute in good
style such difficult pieces of music as the
'Mocking Bird" "Come Where my Love
Lies Dreamins," &c. They will please ac-
cept our thanks for the complimentary ser
enade rendered this office. Hope they will
come again.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

VALUE OF KIss.-Mark Twain says
A year or two ago dined in San Francisco
with ths family Of a pioneer. and talked
with his daughter. young lady whose frs;
experience in San Francisco was an adveu-
ture, though she herself did not remember
it, as she was only two or three years old
at the time. Her father said that, after
landing from the ship, they were walking
mp the street, servant leading the party
with the little girl in her arms And pres
emily huge miner, bearded, belted. spur
red, and brstling with deadly apons-just
down from long mining campaign in the
mountains-evidently barred the way, stop
ped the servant, and stood gazing with a
face all alive with qualification and asto T.
isbment Then he said, reverently. well,
il il amt chld!' And then he snatchei q
little leather sack out of his pocket, and
said to the servant, ''Tieres hundred and
fifty dollars in dust there, and III give il
to you to let me kiss the childw But see
how things change, Sitting at that dinner
table, listening to that anecdote, if had
offered double the money tor the privilege o
kissing the same child. would have beer
refused. Seventeen added years had fal
more than doubled the price.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

We notice an extraordinary judicial rul-
ing in Michigan. in an important criminal
ed for an attempt to kill a certain DR.
Church. All testimony tending to show
that the Doctor had seduced the sister OF
the respondent was ruled out by the Court;
but evideuce was offered and admitted that
the respondent ''beleved" that the Doctor
had been criminally intimate with the lady.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27


THE BANNER OF CoRTEz The Picayune.
in compilation of Mexican news lately
published, had paragraph announcing
that the banner of Coriez, the renowned
conquerer of the Aztecs, had been discovered
in the municipal palace at Tlascala. This
is no discovery. 1t has always been known
that the banner was at Tlascala. When
Gen. Joe Lane, in the Mexican war with
the United States, conducted an expedition
to Tehuacan, south OF Orizaba, in pursuit
OF Santa Anna, on returning to the capital.
after passing through Pueblo, he turned to
the north and took Tlascala in bis route
The banner was then known to te deposited
there in q church on the top of high and
steep bill, and the writer of this, and sever :
al Others who were with Gen. Lane, had
the relic in their hands, were tempted to
take it as trophy Of war, and would have
taken it but that the Alcade Of the tow
and the Padre in charge of the church pre-
vailed upon Gen. Lane not to allow it to
be removed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

BENzISs.-Like all volatile oils, benzine
possesses the property of giving to the
papers q certain degree OF transparency,
which disappears wherever the liquid is
eviporaied; this property euables drawers
TO use for their requirements common raper
instead OF Oil paper specially prepared -
1t is sufficient TO damp with brnzine the
design or object 10 be copied, in order to
distinctly hercieve, through the paper Gov
ering it, the features of the model under
meath, which may then be followed aud
traced either with pencil or with cdina ink
The benzine, which soon evaporates, leaves
no trace whatever, and the paper again
becomes Opaque. The original design or
mod-l, besides. is in no way injured. AS
regards the odor that the liquid leaves be-
hind 1t, the paper can easily be freed from
it by airing and heating 1t for a few hours.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

The many friends of Mr. James G. Hair,
yard master for the o. g. & A. Il. F., at
this place, surprised him en- Christmas W ith
testimonial of their regard for him in the
shape of an elegant gold watch and chain.
Mr.. II. has been connected with The road
for long time in the capacity of yard
IN ,stpr, and this testimonial shows that he
Is held in high esteem by his friends.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE, Oh
TRAVNS ON O. g. a. A. r., Il.

SOUTH.
No. 2, Passenger. Leave Cory II 20 a.
m. TtEsville. l2.59 p. m; Petroleum Cen.
IRE, LAO p. n; Oil City, 2.22p. H.; Ir-
yinstsu, 8 10 p. m.
No. 4, Paassnger-Leave Cory 6. 10 q. M.
HMsvills, 7.35 q. m.; Petroleum Centre.
s:lA m; OH City, s. 50 a IN f.; arrive at IT.
vjnston ll.4O . n.
10. 8, Passsnger-Leave Cory g. O5 m ;
Tituavtllsr 7.b0 p m; Petroleum Centre,
Sssp =; arrive at Oil City $50 : n.
A. NORTH.
No. ], 8esesnger-Leavs Irvineton 7.l5
II OiLC City, 10, 10 . n; Petroleum Cen
~, II ,oSlm; Titusvilie, II, so IN; arrive
st Cory Lac p m.
No. 3, Panenger-Leave Irvineton, l2,-
- , q; Oil City 2,57 p IN; Petroleum Cen
~, rs p m; Titusvills, 4,20 p IN; arrive
at CORY 6.46 Ia.
No. 8, Passsnger-Lesvs Oil City 100 a
-; Petroleum Centre, 7,43 . m; Titusville.
$50 .; arrive at Cory 10, IOam NJ.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

Several alleged relatives Of the late David
{. Broderick bave commenced suit in the
United States Circuit Court at Saa Francis
co agasnst John A. McGwynn, Andrew j.
Butler and Others for the possession Of Bro
deriel's property, stating that the will upon
which the estate was Administered was a
forgery, written after BrOicrick's death by
Alfred a. Phillips and signed by Moses
Flanagan. -
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

There will be seven eclipses in 1870
There will be total eclipse OF the moon,
January II; apartal eclipse of the sun,
June 2S, visible only in Australia; q tots
eclipse Of tho moon July l2;a partial eclipse
Of the sun, July II, Invisible; and tota
eclipse OF the sun, December 20, visible ir
Euroue and Canada.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

Mr. Sinclair, who is styled the fighting
parson, has introduced in the North Caro-
lima House of Commons 4 sEili lesalizins
marriages, between blacks and whites in lis
county from 1865 10 1899, inclusive.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

Mine host CiOss, of the Central House,
fairly ouidid himself in getting up Christ
mas dinner. Everything that could please
t,e eye or tempt the palate OF the most fas-
tIJious, was to he found ON the tables. All
unite il saying that 1t was most excellent
dinner, and one that 1t would 10 hard 10
excel.
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News HtCIns.

hing himself ia his Gel! iu New York Gu
Wednesday night
The recen. verdict Of the jury in liquor
CO., in Massachusetts, that "lager beer was
no intoxicating has been set aside by
Juge Lord, of the Superior Court.
Tie New York State Temperance Conven
tion in session at Syracuse on Wednesday,
inauurated new party, called the "Nsw
YorkAnti- Dram Shop Party"
Cli,er A. Morgan, the mur 01lse 0 Joha
Petite. was hung in small bui oAs stsotsd
for he purpose near the Jail in 4efre Haafe
Indhna at q few minutes past twelve o'clock
Thusday.
Wednesday evening, at Troy, N. Y,
JohnA. Crissier, II one-armed soldier, at
tackei John Rorden with knife, inhict-
ing M less than thisteen wounds An
allegea.crimnal intimacy between Riorden
srd Clssicrs wife was the cause of the as
sault Riorden will die. Crissier is in
Jail.
Ovor bur hundred colored men have left
the vicinity Of Richmond during the last
week to 10 to work in Louisiana and Missis-
sippi 1t is estimated that over two thou
sand have left Virginia duiing the last
month for the South.
The Balde Opera of the French Socete
dea Balls box place in New York Wednes-
dag night. Immense crowds assemb ed on
the sidewalks and hooted the women ss
they passel in. A large force OF policemen
was preseni aud used their utmost exertions
to preserve order.
The Montreal Star alleges that enormous
frauds have been committed recently in
private bonded warehouses in Montreal
through the colluson Of officials. A thor
ough investigation has been made aud de.
veioped some startling facts.
Mexican Buchanan is playing in Tole-
do.
Joseph Jefferson is playing Rip w Win
kle in Memphis.
Edwin Adams cleared SIG, 900 in Califor.
MA
Adeilna Patti has originated new neck
lace. A husband. arms?
Madame Anna Bishop is suing in New
York for divorce, Count Joannrs being hel
lawyer.
A daughter of the comedian Barton wa
married last week to q New York phy>i-
clan.
The Pomp OF war-a negro soldier.
Among the galley slaves at the Bagne 0
Toulon are five bank cashiers
An old Arizona trapper who has JUS
scalped Ills fifteenth Indian, says: ut
good Staying ont here this season.
In California. whea man quietly retire
IRON a riotous crowd, they call it Paeii,
slope.
White Grape over silk is the newest fash
ion fer brid $ dresses. ard black crepe owe
black silk for widows.
Ia the gardens of Portland, Oregon. or
the lS,h inst, were vines loaded with, .heiI
second crop Of grapes, fully ripe and Of eX
client flavor.
A red hot poker in the hands of it'll
child put ont the eye Of another little chilt
| in Belfast, Me-, one day last week.
Among all the railroad collisions hap
pen ing during the past year. not singl
official has received the slightest punish
ment, though many have been brought !
| entity be COrOner's inriea
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

Mrs. Fannie LAWS Smith. a well know
spritualst, on Sunday preached sermon
at New York, praising Henry Ward Beech
er for his lobleness in marrying Mrs. Ne
Farland and Richardson.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27
Death OF Hon. Edwin M. stanton.

Ex-Secretary of War, Justice e. NJ. STAN
ton, died on Friday morning, at o'clock,
of congestion of tho heart. Mr. Stanton
bad been confined TO the house for about u
week. The President and Vice Presiden
last Sunday, his fifty fourth birthday, when
the former rendered to him his appointment
os Associate Justice of Supreme Court, for
which Stanton expressed his gratitude and
acceptance. Thursday Stanton complained
OF sickness, but his family were not alarmed
as to fatal result, as he had, apparently,
been in morose condition previously
Shortly after midnight his symptoms be-
came alarming. Surgeon General Barnes
was present on his accustomed visit but
found it impossible to afford relief Rev.
d.. Stsrkie, of the Church of Epiphany
Protestant Episcopal, was summoned, but
shortly afterward the sufferer lost conscious
mess, AMI was unable to converse with any
one, Pulsatious OF his breast ceased for
few seconds and then returned, bis breathing
being very faint. 1t was not until half an
hour before his death that his family could
realize be was dying. About three o'clock
a. IN. he expired, quietly breathing away
without struggle. At his bedside. in his
last moments were bis family, consisting OF
his eldest son. Edwin l.. Stanton, Ella, is
eldest daughter. about twelve years of age
Lewis, his second sou, nine years OF age.
Bessie, bis youngest child, aged five, and
Mrs. Stanton.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

There is to he n grand dance at Aku's
Hall, to-night Spencer's full band will be
there. Tickets so cents only. Jolly good
time may be expected.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

The down creek tram this afternoon was
delayed several hours, on account of a
freight train being Of the track ucar Srar-
tans 'urs
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

Step into Simmons Drug Store and i
you don't find something suitable for I
present, we won't ask you again. Dee 81 II
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

NJ. s. Simmons has some very beautisu
articles suitable for presents displayed 10
his Drug Store. Dec. q IL
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

Go to u. S. Simmons Drug Store for
Holiday goods. Dee. 81 tt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-27

Grand opening of Toys at y. NJ. Shnlts
at reduced prices. Also heavy stock Of
Candies and Nuts that will be sold cheap
throurh the HOLIDAYS. Dec. 81 tt.