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, 1869-08-11

at The optetdo p4tce fos Milwaukee, erd eounily
dfvtted for Lb1ezFo cInsips GInt and shade oaAIfT
C.f quiet and rr1n sale th0 ba Western Il 1t pIH
tlc5 4its. tlal. siuH II &c ivr Old Wrrle1n. Nve
na,rtnaIlt II s!u for Wetern nAstry notuirsi none
fao.lsioss- Polk lru, =. $3ioa fur ls.s,. L.1d
iiionwIrxs-H-ld firmly 1T 4llp
REV tIE1.f.ASS.
fkw DnIxAxL Artr1t ic.-BRkADsrCT1I-F1y Flour
and tim Ai e. taTp tt.-u rcarre. quoted 1t
Iit+G4lt7t. Oatr. ste- Hr.n. cleo
PAa,1:i"ss-For itld :. k51-5a B,etn. retail trade
only, brd shau.iAr lStfAtS4c; clrsT nh sidr4 tAA
IKE; clear adtt. lpts,tc; ha, aut1r eufrd si,s.c.
L.sd-ilrIer. l4as'~14c; k-s. sEA:ac.
Hlor. lltai.e. Nola4ssa tu.i. Frtnted. E4Asuc. -.
En12EEy-Uuu AID luM tr; Ftalern EeetIAci. kitol3
t.1a -
CozroN-nn:1 and nonlallr uuth.aked. rcedasa,
,AosE1Akr God, l5iA. E1rAaasr Sterling. ~;
, 1869-08-11
The kentucky - *iteEulntorH'1-Tsr
perA0nt Rallied.
f'r,,n, thf Llsriik tHH) .idra

fTtM tlF I1kritk thF} .adreedfH-
4 teEticman who resides In the INN letAte vi
Ihut 0ctrT1etl IN Casey County on Tuesday OF laat
wcvk. about sCtcn rllcs frrtn MtitrbcrR. uca.
Mount Tive n.tc5:7g hnaSc, the S,retHet r3a4'.
II sprcart d that tie tsra OF Wll!2u E.!!o1t ha4i
In Ell tErutd, and The sens Of William Douglass
~err t'i-I~rre't A Wit had tRcn issued aEalnst
TWO Ct 1lien, and hal letu servr.i tr 4 hle
ard X ss+ q thrrr tuen- They we're Suardns
rrt.oLc.a At Douglass house on the night men
i!tned l!.ost. Wien n party Of Regulators, sap
1Hetu 10 1uMteT thirty or fctty Mcu, we'll
stntd. sue thrtE appearance. and, after order
INF The Ieace Officers a"a1, iraar ~ a::tck on
tsc house, IL TIE elite oEe Of the soas Of WI.
liam Douglass Eas sho; Though the aesf1 and IT,
E.1u:s Killed.. al.i Mis- ihoEe lass, daughter, vas
also shot, while ktarG'rs IN The doorway, with a
nun Ter Ct bana, Sud tits! the next morning II
II rot tx<ttirrly knonn that she WAS killed ns t9t
Rceul4tors-one report stating thAt she was sect
otitAi1. th.t ~ her hrother t.cfure &c waa killed.
tpe CT The ReEnlsEors. EAmed No- CoaeJ, was
tctcrrly wounned b. one OF the douglass iatEi[y
End fcrpe Of by hA eoInpaa!ons- After Mss
Douglass Was shot the Regulators left.
, 1869-08-11
SUICIDES.
~'rnnEErd IN Jaii-A 11+rrlsnt Tnken roiaon
on Account Of Nnrlnr,a Faiiurr.

Yesterday was another OF chicsgo's Rulc1dA.
dhyr. Whca Jnllrr Fniz inspected cell occap.cd
tN Daniel Stove, an Enslishmau, IN the County
jail, yesterday morning. III. fouDh The inaniuate
body Of the Aforcfa dangling h5 the lining Of hls
coat from the grating. 1Lt decreased waA = tears
q! aee, Arl hal i.rn tent to the C.Enty JAIL pfIor
10 hst tssasfer Ia .14tkhnns!llt, On the charge Of
insAElty. An inquest wAs held over The remains
III the afternoon, and Z verdict HRs rendered IN
accordance with thr facts gwen.
ktoEekteper natDrf Theodore Rchock, doIas
buaiItss af No. : fur Island avenue, tuck ro.h0u,
aud thus ended hts lie, because OF his slltty
Meet his liab!!Ates- Stree last September the cs-
tat.ElshmsHt las f'elotGt41 10 Fa1*ell Co. who
LIoN e0 the wife Of the deceased to run Il out OF
.harity. Ar d Enalt,, the goods were seized on
Monday, which Weul to The hen-t ef Schock SO
stItNG,y lbat he tuck poison. Coroner C!rases
cid irGu-s& er the rculaIns aud the Jury re-
IuIutu a AsILIrI Ii kuiCItlc. -
, 1869-08-11
Alleged AbHconuInE OF II Newark
1lrrchnnt-lEcuvy Liabilities

FFuri lA< Nftt FORK IsN1ts, au7IH Z.
A dry goods merchant In Newark, named Moses
Mntttaun1-lu whose Integrity hts botiocSs fHen1ls
tad ELboundcd conudtncc-aftcr having boS-
ro~.h from several Of ihese, Ia Nil The sum CT
taH.tNo: Is said 10 have tcl from Newark on
fs"'rupf monet borrowed. Menuel Sauue.s Is
said 10 hare lnanct e,aO. Charles Rodemakcr,
*f,AD A+&tEt. Heller Fon, S3,h0; Louis BoEof-
Ase7 f.test. John Miller. anil others, sums rang
1:a from tt.ue 10 &s,ts1 lie hat lecn doing =
fathtE extensive dry eoods business
E.d ii 8Hown to have heen par
tie:saflt fCrIunatc in tome real cs.2te spccuia-
tEEs. These C&fenmstancrs, together H1.h a cuC-
, 1869-08-11
The Inst Of the Five Pointss

zTm 1A7 VIZ OF zI7af7, -1HSilN 3
The wCrk Of extending Worth stree. fro-o
En- atluay 10 Chatham square is progressing, and
Htl I,ru.Ahly be completed before winter sets IN.
Wolsa s s,rSe formerly sermna'ed Cd, =; bsIe.
ElCnre = ur1n',er OF old 1ookefiea existed, tie
ttfort OF Eot ot the WORT characters IN .he city
MI Ct Which GHNd.ncs hate t,ecn removed aad
olhcEa arc being erected in their place tbs ex.
tension CT Worth kErrt Ii 4 mech uct1eh iu-
rEoyeEeLL Hitherto kherc has beca no street
between Ca1al street an{ the CitY Hall leading de
g,ct,E from broadway td!hc east side Of the city.
The cutting through OF Worth atrcet may be COZ
hiderr-f as toe eEtef1ng wedge for the complete
fenoi,son Of the Eve Points, II least OF the nS-
Gteszstou OF wrcteEtd buildings known under
liza, lame. Property In the vicinity OF The new
street hAA ateajy greatly appreciated IN |alae.
hts y bicn could t,e bought three ye4rh ago for
II 1,C<o nov sseinR worth st2,ooo and gtaooo. Be-
1ufe fuig The Eve Points \ i'll become . Business
.ccal:sy, ard tie old frame tcncmcn.s now exist
trc there n Ill have Gtsappta1el.
, 1869-08-11
TIE WEST.

An Indian Murderer Attempts Sui.
ctdc-Cattic Train Attacked by lu-
diana.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
.-. OMAHA, August 10.
Yellow Sun, the rawnee prisoner charged with
tEu murder Of AcAHEtyt attempted suicide again
to-day. cutting cash In bis right aide with nal
The wound Ia dangerous and maJ prove fatal.
Otrpatch rum Fu1t Btuton Trporfs thar about
tne hundred and atty Black1eet Indians attacked
Drivers formed corral and held lack the Indians
TIL reinforced I5 anosber train Two Indians
rtre } lied md several wounded Oue White p1au
Was Wounded and t~tnty head Of cattle k,!!tu by
the lL1laus.
, 1869-08-11
CARL1NVILIE

A L0boreF MurdcrGI-ArrcHt OF the
suppusea Murderer.
CAKLiFvlLLK. IL. August ~ On Sunday, par.
tlts who y ere hlacAberryin9 found man d! lnx lu
tie KooAet notthwtAt OF tnlS city. Wor,i was
sent 10 town. mud ossist8Ece started immediately,
but before arriving be Vas dead. A pus. rno{Eeni
shows that he h3Ii laru shot IN the lace. lie was
4 comu on farm IaboFer named william WaAspu,
Md hal no money 10 tempt robbery. His y. .cget-
Dcbk, with tEeu!y-nge ceuIS was found ob hls
prrsUE. A fnan named John Glbbous, who had
tr'tn hr:nkinG with ntm 10 to VII and wis seen 60
Ing with hin in the direction Oi The murder und
rttufnlnR alone. has lteen arrested nnd held for
tfla1 Ey tho Cos1.nrr, a1A-g . tEO days inqut6L
, 1869-08-11

NEE YoRx. August IA-Thc fsiIurc Of Hewrr7, Bctk-
Et has cautcd much uneakncAs an Il diltruAt To
the n..t te rm sscod hith and shri: eIee,: -
i srL fais iaFliTy i5 tre:i.li:ier n!ark slnaeas
.rs IN rtaue.t sis hsnry ssoa1s1 adap:.
nsJrtst. Cotton Sonds rsthrr 9u,ct, aod us hsTe
st1y ltto thsDErs TO nottt IN rrfcrr. The westiaH
;s!lat-!af: The uns.,silte do .re !sxn to e: u
ectttn tsnnelr. 1Ate, decline OF Ne per yard
, 1869-08-11
MASSACHUSETTS.

John quincy Adams OH the Po1ltt-
cal ~sttlAtfon.
NEW f0HK, AHsust 10-1he SIMS cotrespon-
dtnt has hui M tnterriew with John Quincy Ad-
ANS. The hitler viii again acccpt the Democratic
uUnichtion for Governor Of Massachusetts, II
nominated. th1,igfl he does not desire II. lie ap.
proves Secretary Fishs foreign policy; does not
fhyoF territorial expansion; thinks tnr Democrats
viii roon control the entire Southern tatcs; That
Tue Fifteenth Amendment is invalid: ,na. s!gus ol
tlrk7l1tIon nfc apparent 10 the Republican rants
that the ltctoorrats shonId accept negro suffrage
and other Inevitable results Of tbs war; aud uot1.
mates 1Ubu T. Hoffman fer President
, 1869-08-11
INDIANA,

Dcnfh Of a Clergyman WhtIc
Preaching.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
CoLtNBIA CITY, Ind, August 10.
On last Sunday morning, white Rev. William
Har1er Of the Presbyterian Church Of L.utal!. u
preaching 10 his congregation, he died suddenly Of
Aear dIseasc. lie bad nearly nntsned his sermon,
when be suddenly fell down aud said he was iy-
lee. lie was well beloved By The people OF LauratL
HIS death caused much sadness In the fuUuuuItY Z.
, 1869-08-11
MICHIGAN.

DcnEh of nm Old Resident or Detroit
-EorreEttons
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, August 10.
Orc OF the oldest residents Of this State Charles
Jackson, MIC cane here In 1919. and Ina VII
ncsxrd the growth not only OF Detroit but Of the
Northwest, c!ed here to-day, aged &c Jea1a. He
hSd bten 1cIJ prominent IL hls day, but for the
last fen ttars has becn afflicted With solteht1p
III the tr11In-
The report that General Popt's health Il bad ls
utttDu-
, 1869-08-11

fIIIsBrR0H, August 11.-t.Tllde petroleum nArket
qu;,t. aud hu drEs raIntn.e hrt,. We quite sp or
t.tr AGEust q hc ttef at The 17e LTD bu,
all the year. lsEc tlctucd npchcd frra. hut riosca
wrAkrr r!h adornwAsd tc uarncy s4.c4 LOO hrs 4pnt
It Il 6lst hsH Ansur. ofsrink At slts sqnote
flur Ii Ontba u.
, 1869-08-11
IknlA OH the Boone County IN o., Jail.

Irum the E"ent C"Bhtv JnHrnaL .4u1uste.
Between and n'c,ock. on tho E1oftio2 OI the
ID, a bt.lJ OF tncl numbering btt txccu twelve and
twenty mostly foot, surrounded the jail tn Col
umiia- bud called for Mr. Thornton, Tho )ailer
att Informed him that thcJ hnd come for the pnr-
rate oI rrieA.tnK Warren Martin, "a Joune man
who AT7tkic.3 the 1uth OF Jrttc last charged
With tustlcr tn the INT drErre ID The Killing OF ],
+: Autltn IN lhsetuter, 1855, then . citizen
II Kooue t'ouut!1 and demanded that the
door be Upcncd antt the keys hansied TO them.
1lr ltnJrt Of the party also stated Tint he and
tle entlre pait, y err iIttl'ds OF hs tThornfon'S
lnt that If he didn't uccttle to- their do
u,Abus they woui kul him, as tnrJ La4I c ,:Ec 1nr
He rnrpc.e II releasing younG Martin, cost what
IL might MT. T. refused to do this, And afvtsrd
II { rIrn 10 80 AWAY OF he would moot some Of
'hi III. Finding that they could not accomplish
a:sfttnK ht threats, ono q! the party procured .
IAIl trtm . fence Icar h5 aud burt IN tic lo8r,
oI cLct coof. rtr!ytrg the confenk1 Of HlI-soot-
IT. The FAFt! putside n,at1e no attc1pI to r. hh
in ife houf+, lat TrfuTne+t the 1rf TO the amount
OF nta,ut !b1ty kh0ts reIforattn4 the duos-gaclnX
th bullets, and knocking ont ncat1y errrT
r3re Of glass from cne oT thu wlnIoNn-
Al this ttaco OF the nncef4l.nEs the rres OF
the women and ch,i4iirn In the house, together
With III order from Nj. Thoznttn to slcslsl shat
They weir killing N"ln+n nnh thtldrro,' trehtcp-
ed The wouate Ie+cuers and they took to ,ts!r
"tcfalrrs " gsapE out on the roa'l Icedlng nor1h.
Stfaugt to say there was nu one injured 10 this
heavy silr1ni+alng," except AFA- Palmer. d
daughter Of Mr Thornton, It Ia Eaih, who received
slirht Knunh In thr foot. The same party
stopped after leaving to!um.a, Ht the house or
Nj. ALssin, father Of the young nan whom Mal-
tin Is charged With having murtlcrrd>, ltytug
about leu 1uilts Iortn, and give him and his son
ottfIs tO leA,r, Informing thrtn that II would he
I'LL sts,lt tuy tue Ii 10 1--we In The rouctF.
, 1869-08-11
Eocfn1 Gathering.

Tie new and elegant lodge rnon!s Of { nloa Pax
Ledge Z. D., No. t.s Lake street. VIII DC opened
to The pubic on this and to-norsoT evening, from
TO 10 O'Clock, All gentlemen, ,*nesher Masons or
nut arr corl!nlly Invited to be present. and bring
their wlscs with hc1n Professor Hl1ueh VIII %
IFerent, and Will enltycu The OCCASION wi1h mut!c
on the organ.
, 1869-08-11

louisville. ky.. AuGus; ls.-Elcc:.oa returns
fruIa e!.hty counties N hrntucky give Fstr. the
lh.roctatic candidate 'ur Trsa>hfer, majority IT
T. "2:- Hat uf eighty rix tIr;u'ra ciectt to ihc
L'he House, the Ncrub:!cA.B retutaed on!y eve.
, 1869-08-11

New York 1ivr stock Market.
SptetM Dcap& sch 10 The Chicago Tribune
NEW FuhI. August 10
Eccvcs-Rec-ptf. Les; euaslfy No; eood. bet sae4
quite hraE y ian preea rr,qe CTR ls4site. f,tr
sheep and LAinb.-R<eeiPts, 3Ul. 6hcep tsnGrd
!rr1 = T. the better qualit'cs scasce and wanted
swne-ReScirtI aloa. s@f+s oI ,hree cAr loads Rood
Z. .l&Is..c -
, 1869-08-11

For Sl1e, T. stock of boots n q d st1oe es,
hats and cap4 in one Of tile i.est towhs 10 1Ifn0ls
saieapaRt year 81 n.9 cash. Population 600 Stock
will Invoice about s. WA. Must be soil Uy The 11ta
inst AnSuue wishing 10 step right luto Euol
established paying business eau 1-aFu particulars
Of A. / Z. CHAPLIN. h6 Michigan nFepnc,
, 1869-08-11

We Regard Mrs. Windows No9til.
ting RJrp "a inrainahte for the purposes for which
It II designed, Ansi would have it II Its price were
tDut3e hat It now IL We shall do 0E IN oug
power 10 introduce It kmobg our friends Aud ac-
Guatnfsnces. 1t r-I!eTrs Tie chld from paIO, eoft
ems the xnme, reduces Inflammation, cures Wlnd
cole: Ano suru 10 regulate the boRels; gives Eess
, 1869-08-11

DIR. Seth AFt10ldss E1AlsnIM IL purely
vegetable. and may be given according to dtrec-
tiousl to children Or adults at any stage OF bowel
complaints, with The utmost con 1dence that II will
prove the right medicine to save life.
, 1869-08-11

Thu Jumper Tnr SOAP Is thc best
toilet soap ever nalc n It mnJ be used with I'M
puntty by ladiea with the most tender skins: at the
same time 1t Ia lnsaluahe q remedy for pmIles
rough or chA1Ped bands and alt cItAneouS diseases
vatinK the malsIy md giving pain 10 the patient
Manufactured bJ Ca.weli, ua1a,u Co., New
York
, 1869-08-11
BUSINESS NOTICES,

"fTesh n4 n Mnidcn,s Ntush1' II
the F1rc, pchcny complexion which foilowa tic
Use OF 1I1gzna NRgu0tis i.alq. 1t tn tho trac ac.
crct Of beauty. Fashtonzh5S ladics IN society uu-
derYiand this.
Tie Aagnolta Balm changes tho rustic country
girl !n'o city belle more rapidly than any olner
ono thing.
R1dners, sunburu, tnn, freck!es, bSotehes and
al cNnCt1 Of tuc summer Nln dtsarpcxr where 1t
u used And Henla cultivated, IRISH expression
ID obtained which nYa,s the hloum Of youtn.
Deauty Ia poasite To all who will invest seventy
t1re cents At any respect 0Sfe st0rc and nsiSt On
getting the Magnolia iialu1.
Lyons athaIpn is tie hcat hair dressing.
, 1869-08-11
ALABAMA,


MONTGOMERY, August 1b-Eu1i returns from
the Third Congressional DtstIict give ucnln Ire
rubiIcahs eja minority over Parkinson. The dele
Ehlcn will F1nnd ~ follows: 1Enck from the Flrst
UlxFct. Buckley from tho Second, lIt1ln from the
Third md Hayes from tho fo1rih-Bll kepuh-
cans li1 Hnh sncrrou, DemocTstxt from the
Fifth and Sixth Distrscts. This II democratic
gain Of tno, the delegation in the Fortteth Con-
ErrAs bClIv I'll RcpuhEcAnA.
The vote 1n lhe State will he little II moro than
0uc-naf that cast II the Presidential election.
, 1869-08-11

HpEtIA DE6FzlCH % lEe CMc6Eo lf1Duut,
INV Yoax. Ansu,t ~.
wo.l market moderately active. DrLand principally
fri tsctuscfs supply Immediate waEtt L,w
AID rsdi descriptions III .eAt Te4u+rt tfnblug and
etlnHe s&ectlota readily taken quotations. Pulled
lNjs tn demand. btosk lett-
, 1869-08-11
The COURTS Of LAW AsD EQUITY.


In the 4 after o! the bankruptcy uf Emf! Qui1Ee,
lntr!s nt Peoria, nrw question has arisen before
5.dRr prnmmoLd. Mr. Vulnke filed bis prtlttun
Il, take The henent o1 The bankrupt law. Subse.
IItnty his fr1rats lent hlu4 considerable Eurns oi
money, nhicn he ctnharlrf IN tradc IN Chicago,
Investing Il 10 Tie malt business. He msde rea-
tnnakle rroft Rnt-itd. ift7 solicitor now came
and asked ils discharge, under The bankruptcy act,
Tor the protection OF the family. In the fund thus
obtained, subsequent to the proceedings for re-
lief. The Itself declares t1lt, although death
II q! Intervene, Tie psocexiiugs shall so ou- The
Court thought Ilut there WIS no powrr 10 DIS
cEa-Er the estate from the dGtts OF deceascd but
Thai us TO aftet.ac7nlyed rroIestS, tll might lie
lied. nttaiiAG to The equitable jurisdiction y! The
court. ~ 1ntaus of which THIS property might be
occurred 10 the ffa::uy.
CIHCEIJ-NKW ScITA
Cnllcu States '. Charles BceluT. Information
4ud lsHE:neut for the peualtE, SI,'hs.
EuItc1 States Y. Cnures ". Fem. Information
for ,iulatloa of the internal revenue lAw: ptualty
a-ses-tt III SD.
Charles Il Fea:ce V. James McSa1nara. EJECT
trent t.,r Lot &. Block @, Wa1er's Suo1irisol Of
E"rthWcst quarter OF Northeast quarter Of Section
III, ~, ~ T., p, N.
, 1869-08-11

boston Elastic Fabric C0.-Wuuu-
iacture suspendcr, Garter and other Elastic Webs
and Flls, Elass1c I:raids and Cords, &c, 4. Nm
= Alk strret, Boston; - Franklin street, n. Y.
, 1869-08-11
NJ lUf 1Dt a H1Ock O, W11Gr \ Sub1lTlS!0l
Invest quarter OF northeast quarter Of Sect
~. II T., p, u.
In Han kfupscy.


Entitled to 4r1ay for L,lsthnrge-Aletnndcr II.
iifald, uf ChicaSu; Alsuu s. HALEY, Of Chicago.
D.sshur5sd-Wia. l.. Moss, JE., Of Chicago.
, 1869-08-11
PERSONAL

DERSoSAL-T1lE USnERsIGSED WISHES TO
iat hs friends :hAi he Il aes TIC Tha
reA'J ntd pss.ri il bis chIP1 yr+tertsF By tattnF
over ttsr r.! 10 son. tat nAiaeAAke~ VI bis FkEp
S4JIpCk, ES leyEA5 a..
, 1869-08-11
THE TvRk-FEST.

Continuation or the Excrcf,cx,
, 1869-08-11

Roots and shoes Mt cost. for fhfrt
daJs, At uanilton uoadlcy'a, 1sa Lake street.
, 1869-08-11

ToFRSOtAL-McKESZ1E EMERSON! "oEhS
{ fall tn rx; fra my sHrErttc 1t stIE E:cEtl.tD1
": 1rcnu H,Istak-u In the rtrs.u wsoM Jol nd
tscxl AMit4A
, 1869-08-11

Paper ffunglnR. md Window
Shates laIeat styles Palnls, oils, glass anu
bsushes, a. F. E Elsby'a, 50 Randolph street
, 1869-08-11
AGENTS WANTED.

u M.Ts. thatts. h. EExrhA pllotox1 atha Iterl en-
aAvtns. oE&! fr.~. .!huiut. nfiLs r.etakrr &c uu1
Illinois now Iealy s.mpr zen; rrestpt IT a. Asa
new circular. GEO. +. CRAM. & CO, III Lakr-st.,
Chicago. ~
, 1869-08-11
TIE INDIANA COALFIELDs.

Tho Ssnsc EcoloEtht In Fountain
nnd Wnrren-KsrghJy Important
Deyetopnlcnkt--Stx IEundrrd S4utAre
Miles OF ltiorK Cohl-I1u hmm cnxc
He'd of Rituin tuous Equsai to s'atts-
butEh-snlt Water Equal to thnt
of the lknuasHho Valley.
, 1869-08-11

rt:RDEE-0n the 9th Int. II Gae North FfAnkli,
st., Ar7. T. !. Purdue. Of toa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-26
Newspaper for afc.

Gen. Northcott, OF the Clarksburg
Telegraph offers his newspaper and
printing establishment for sale, much
below the actual cost OF material for
cash in hand, being driven by business
necessities 10 abandon the newspaper
vocation We infer thatits publication
will be suspended till II purchaser is
found We part with our cotemporary
with many regrets-regret that his
labors are so little appreciated and so
poorly paid by thu people OF Harrison +,
for whom he has lAbored long and
Acknowledgements both on his account
and theirs, for they need a good news
paper quite as much as it needs their
aid. There is no one OF our country
exchanges (not even the Parkersburg
Tines which we have been accustomed
to open with so much interest as the
Telegraph; and while we have not al
ways been able to concur in its Opin-
ions, its fairness and courtesy have al .
ways commanded our respect and
esteem. We trust since our friend is
determined to give it up, that he may
find good purchaser who will con-
tinue the Telegraph as sound Repub-
licau paper. We hope too that the Re-
publicans of Harrison will open their
hearts and purses (for we know they
have both) and put the paper on
sound pecuniary basis. They can't af-
ford to let it go down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-26
CnrIiie ana Roremnn.

In short biographical sketch OF the
various nominees to important posi-
lions. the Washington Chronicle says of
the Hon. John S. Carlile.
ut stands to Mr.. Carllle's credit that he
was an early enemy OF secession III Virginia
and one OF the ableSt advocates of the crea-
ton OF the Commonwealth OF West VIr-
glnia."
The Chronicle would hardly be con-
sidered good authority on history in
these laIitudes, if the above is its judg-
ment concerning Mr.. Carlile's efforts to
"create the Commonwealth of West
Virginia." According to the recolleC-
tIOus OF people hereabouts he interposed
every obstacle and used every effort to
prevent the admission of our State into
the Union. On account of this and be-
cause he turned his back on republi-
cans during their time of severe trial
in our State, tive.sixths of the Republic
cans of West Virginia are bitterly OPP
posed to hls Experimentation
burg Times
These comments OF the Times are
very just and forcible. 1t only remains
to make the application. This Is done
by quoting from the same article in the
Chronicle (April 16, 1887 the sentence
Immediately following that quoted by
the Times: "SuppOrted by Governor
B0remGn, The HeaO Senator from [ WeSt
Virginia, and his trustworthy colleague,
Mr.. Wiley, there is no good reason
why the Senate should not confirm Mr..
Carlisle" Don't the Times see that
when it condemns Carlile it judges its
Senator with a terrible judgment. And
remeIn Der, Mr.. Times you can't do that
and be a Republican. Really, if this
thing gees Oh we shall have to take you
in hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-26
Horrible DeaIh-A Drunknrd's stO'
Tnacf. ON Fire.

About midnight on Sunday last, the
people of the village OF Rainbow, near
New Haven, Connecticut, were awaken
ed by the cry of fire, which proved 10
be caused by the burning of a two'story
framed house, owned by John Darwin,
and occupied by him as liquor saloon
which was completely destroyed:
Those neighbors first on the spot, found
Darwin lying on the ground 80 bad1y
burned as to be nearly insensible. he
was conveyed to a neighboring house,
but died in g.eat agony before morning.
1t appears that the unfortunate man. as
soon as he had discovered the ire, ran
out of the house, but subsequently
returned to save his five sleeping child
rem. He was badly intoxicated at the
time, and entered the burning building,
the flames struck him in the face, and
Immediately, owing to the amount of
LIQUOR he had drank, set fire to the in
side of his throat and stomach, burning
up his tongue, SO that when he was
found that organ was a mere crisp.
The children we're saved by the neigh
bors, one of them badly scorched. 1he
eldest boy says a general carousal- had
been going on in the saloon, and while
some one Intoxicated was drawing
liquor he probably set fire to an old
feather bed near the barrel. Everything
In the house was burned, and'the chil( i.
rem are thus left orphans and unprovid-
ed for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-26
Carpet Department.

Special attention Is given to this Depart
ment. hav1ng n separate room in the estab-
llshment for Carpets, OH Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, &c, &C., Window Blinds, FIX
lures, &C.. enables us to compete with any
ments to cash buyers in that department,
having Carpet from soc to 81; selling the best
2 ply Ingram All WOrsted Chain and Wool
filling at 81 per yard. Call and see for your
selves, II you wish TO save money. The best
ply at 43c, and play at 45c. White Cotton
Chain from Nos. to IL for 45c.
Terms are Strictly Cash. Buying and sell
ling for cash you can always tell what you
are doing, for cash will secure better bar
gains than credit, believing that by indus
not fail to benefit those friends and custom
eIs that may be pleased TO favor us with q call.
therefor 1 respectfully invite an examina-
wholesale or retail before purchasing else
"ne StS5 and obnge rouu uo,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-26
ChtIdren,s LIVES snved for so Cents.

ChiIdren's Lives saved for so Cents.
Thousands of children die annually OF
Group. Now, mothers, II you spend so
cents, and always have bottle OF DR.. To-
bias Venetian Liniment in the house. you
need never fear losing your little one when
attacked with this complaint. 1t is now 81
years since I put up my LIniment, and
never heard OF a child dying of Group when
my Liniment was used; but hundreds of
cas- s of cures have been reported to me, and
many state IL 1t was $40 per bottle they
would not be without it. Besides which, 1t
is a certain cure for Cuts, Burns Headache,
Toothache, Sore Throats. SwellIngs, Mumps,
COllc Diarrhea, Dysentery, Spasms, Old
Sores and Pains in the Back and Chest. No
one who once tries is ever without 1t. 1t is
warranted perfectly safe to take internally.
Full directions with every bottle.
Sold by the Druggists. Depot, 10 Park
Place, New York. aprl9-1md&w