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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-21
BYMAIL.

Judge Cardozo, Of the Supreme
Court of New York. few days ago
committed to the Tonbs two young
women, who, it is said, furnished mon
ey for the escape of their sister, who Is
under sentence by the Court. In con-
sequence OF this judicial act the Court
has received threatening letters, signed
"Ku-Klux. Conn.," Many members of
the bar have volunteered their support
in the just determination of the case.
Alexander Lipmann. the New
York City Marshall, who was severely
injured in attempting to dispossess one
Henry Freund, by an infuriated mob,
died on Monday evening from the
wounds received. The men haVc been
arrested and held to answer on charge
of murder.
The British Parliament annually
grants G600,0O0 for educational pur-
poses, yet there are growing up In
eleven CT the principal English cities
two hundred thousand children with
out the slightest education. 'The glory
and shame of Eagland."
The Convention of baggage men
and brakemen which has been held at
Cincinnati this week, has incorporated
its members into a Mutual Life 1nsu-
rance Society. 1t is proposed to pay an
annuity to the families of deceased in
surers besides keeping up reserve
fund.
"A. T. Stewart pays tax for the year
1868 on an income of So ,Ol3,2l9.
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e. WHEELING WEST VA FRIDAY MORNING. 2l 1859.
Canal Boat Disaster Near Troy. n. Y

The canal boat n. g. Wethertree, Of
theWhItehall Transportation Company,
went over the dam across the Hudson
river. near Fort Miller, last evening.
Capt. Chase's wife and child wore
drowned,
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

An old man named Sloane commit.
ted suicide at Carthage, Ohio, Tuesday.
Business difficulties was the cause.
An unknown man was found
drowned in the Ohio river near Clncin.
natl, Wednesday.
The Collector OF the port Of Phila-
delphia has been directed by the Secre.
tary of the Treasury to detain the
steamer Florida, now lying at Chester,
in the Delaware river, from leaving
that port, it being suspected she is In
the interest of the Cubans.
The sub-Judiciary Committee OF
the House leave next Monday for Ala
bama to take testimony In the case of
Judge Busteed.
The ST. Louis delegation to the
Commercial Convention at New Or
leans will leave this afternoon by rail
and reach that city Sunday morning.
There are 27 barges now lying at
Carondalet, below st. Louis, loading or
laden with iron, which are for Pitts
burgh and other points.
The second trial of Mulholl, at
Cleveland, Ohio, for abetting in the
murder of Skinner, resulted in a YER
dict of murder in the first degree.
The Chickshinney Grand Tunnel
and Union and Harvey Mills, in the
lower Wyoming region, Pennsylvania.
resumed work to-day. The Green
Ridge colliery, in this city, will resume
work to-day. '.
"A fire broke out in the Withrope
house, frame boarding house, at Day
ton, Ohio, about 4 o'clock Thursday
morning, which was entirely destroy
ed. A man named Wilkinson was
burned to death. and several others
seriously burned, one supposed fatally.
There were some 80 or S5 persons in
the house who escaped by jumping out
of the upper story windows. The fire
under the stairway thus
cutting off this means of escape. The
fire is supposed to be the work OF an
The American and Foreign Bible
Society Thursday formed a union with
the American Baptist Publication So
clety. The latter is In a fourishinG
and its receipts for the past
year were nearly S3S, 900 above the pre-
vio US year.
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Trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made TO me by Charles Wag agenknecht
bearing date May o, 1867, and RECORDED IN
the office or the Recorder OF Ohio county,
Philip Hanstelu the payment of six notes
o. the same date, each for Sl6s so, with inter.
iav Of Fe6ruary in the years, 1868, 1869, 1870,
1911, 1872 and 1873. respectively. will soil at
public auction, 10 the best bidder, nt the
front door OF the Court House OF ONO COuu'
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CATARRH
THE SYSTEM.

Catarrh consists of findamn alton beginning
behind and little above the veil OF the pal
ate, an and e;TttendipE ;tte5 Upward Il Into the nose nos
petual desire to swallow, and causes feel
ing as II something was sticking in the up.
per and back part of the throat. AS the dis
ease becomes chronic, the matter concretes
into hardened Jumps, the matter secreted
becomes puTtform, the breath is Offensive
and the voice assumes a nasal tWang, while,
on rising in the morning, great effort 1S re.
quired TO ear the head and throat. There
is often tbs iee1nE of aTS the 1oTer
illness, and confusion OF thought and loss OF
memory.
eyes are weak, and, as the Inflammation ex-
tends up the eustaceIan tubes into the inter-
nal ear there is partial deafness with throb-
In sleep Lhe Catarrhal matter Is uncOn-
sciously swallowed, which, In time, de-
causing dyspepsia and multiplicity OF dis
cOrdant symptoms, which are often mis-
taken for other diseases. To the foregoing,
add the fact that every breath OF air drawn
surface, fostering with Catarrhal matter, and
who can deny the assertion that 10 neglect
Catarrh Is to fnUiLe Consumption:
Consumption Is the one prevailing disease,
at the present day, with which the young
and middle-aged die. And yet very seldom
Is first "a cold in the head" which resolves
into Chronic Catarrh, from " hich the suiect
tSa lungs when all attempts at cure are lit
tie better than blind experiments.
with every incentive to enjoyment and
usefulness, there are hundreds all around us
dying in the morning OF life, of COnkump-
ton, who can look back six months, Q year,
or longer, as the case may be, to time when
It was "Gtlt catdTTh." Neglected at a time
when (z1rOperLy tredteCD cure was possible,
silently and almost imperceptibly 1t has
transformed the bright, raddy features of
youth into tho dull, wan listlessness OF pre-
mature age, as II has drunk up the vitality
from the blood and fluids OF the wasted
frame, and now, when hope is dead, and the
life forces one by oCe are ebblng away, the
mind turns mourn fully backward to "what
might have BEEN" and tremblingly forward
IN I,at soon must be,
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MAY 2O.-FLoUR-Steady.
heavy; amber 81 SO on spot; 81 80 buy
er June, and 81 81 seller June; white
Michigan, regular, 81 4la1 AZ; No. 2
Iowa springsI 25. Corn-Steady; No.
l at 69c; No. 2 at Csc; No. old soc; re-
jected &c. Oats-Unchanged at 500 for
Michigan. Rye-Quiet at 81 15. Bar
lev dull.
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patients are hereby Informed that. thatt.Ioenf aIs9f
t1e INST visit they can take the o.1t nam Of
s1nne and use IL until cured, Mlnttdot
nterruption TO their usual VoC~S' ir'
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Hoofand's German Ritters,
AND
HOOFLARD'8 GERMAN TONIC.

PREPARED BY DR.. @ II. JACKSON:
PHILADkLPHIA,P PA.
Thirty-flve years since they were frst in
troduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
ing humanity to a create extent, than any
other remedies RnO Rn to the public.
These remedies will effe ctually cure Liver
nplaInt, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous DebiIItyT DiarrhPR,
Disease of the Kid lneys, and all DIssR-
Bea arising from ! DtSOrdoTed Liver,
StOmacn or InteG| tines.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.


SPAIN.
THREATENED, INVASION By ADHERRNTs
OF QUEEN ISABELLA.
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VIII ho1esaIe Drug RIs ts
WHEELING.
Wholesale Agents 1or West Virginia
noVd.deod&WeOW
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MANUFAOTURERSLABELs.
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BELGIUM.
GERMAN UNITY,

MUNICH, May 70.
The elections recently held here re-
suited generally in favor of the union
of North and South Germany.
ENGLAND.
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AND BILL HEADS, neatly printed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-06

California sends forth the glad notes OF
victory for the Democratic ticket in the
opening campaign. The State has been
carried by alsrge majority in favor of our
friends, whose rejoicing is heard from the
Pacific to the Atlantic. The report as to
the extent of the victory achieved is that
three-fourths Of the members elected to
the Legislature of the State are Demo-
cratic, while the same party have elected
their ticket in almost every county in the
State. This is only the beginning of o
brilliant ending for the patriotic party that
has always been known to stand by the
Constitution and the rights Of each and
every citizen, whether living north or
south of Mason and Dixon's line. Ten
nessee was first to lead off in this grand
scheme of reform, and in restoring the
government to the hands of honest and
competent politicians. The ball now set
in'hotion by these two will not cease to
roll until like huge thing it will fill the
land. The Democracy of Tennessee re-
turn the congratulations of the California
Democracy over their victory and escape
to haven of refuge from the perils of
the storm without.
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came to terms. lie proposed to place
ell Of his Byron papers, which were
proper for publication, in Moore hands,
and to give 1000 guiueas for the life.
This liberal offer was at once accepted,
with the condition that the large sum
owing to the Longmans (amounting, it
is said, to E3, 020) should be paid imme-
diately, and the next month the work
was actually begun. The whole task Of
gathering information, composing the
narrative and correcting the press occu-
pied about three years Dune, 1871
August, lS30). The intended limits OF q
single volume were found insufficient,
and two were required, ofwhich the first
was issued in January, 1880, and the
second in December of the same year.
The critics gave the book kind recep-
ton, but the publisher lost money, the
price of two quartos, and also the deep
and perhaps unreasonable sentiment Of
horror with which it's unhappy hero was
long regarded, proving great check to
it's circulation. A reissue in ive-shilling
volumes succeeded better. Net long
after the publication of this life, Murray
projected an edition of Byron's works,
and had some conferences with Moore to
induce him to take charge Of it. The
plan was soon given up, nor has the
world any reason to forget it's failure.
Surely nothing could be more superhuous
than what Moore designed to execute
a sort of running commentary on Byron's
works, Introducing anecdotes, QUOTA
ions, and all such touch-and-go things
rs the formality Of an essay" on the
genius of the poet (Murrsy's wish)
would not admit Of.
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HAVANA.

New YoRK, September "a Havana
special of the 5ih inst. says that advices
have been received from Port au-Prince
Up to the 24ih ult., stating that an en-
Gagemeut took place before Aux Cages
on the 22i. Salnave was defeated aud
dangerously wounded. The rebel war
steamers Florida aud Columbia bonn
barded GOnaivez on the 10th ul,-, and af-
terward succeeded ia taking the place.
The rebels had received ten rifisd pieces
from New York. Three Of Salnsves
sIoOps, laden with coffee, had been cap
tured By the insurgents on the llth alt
SAlnave had Issued proclamation that
be would abandon the cause for which he
hes 90 long struggled.
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BY Ell E G R A P e
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Prsss
Association.
FOREIGN.

New York, Sept. 6.-The Heralds
special of London the 9th, says impartial
advices relative to the actual existing
condition Of relations between the Khe-
dive OF Egypt and the Sultan of Turkey
have been received. The Khediye has
promptly telegraphed to Constantinople
his assent TO the conditions, military, f.
nancial aud tritentary, which were en-
eracei and inaisted on in the Sultan's
letter lately forwarded to him. This eve
ming bis determination is to leave no ex-
cuse for any hostile action on the part of
the Sultan. The Khedive is expected to
arrive in Constantinople on Monday, and
have an official interview with the Sultan
Immediately.
The French Minister 10 Constantine
pie telegraphed the main points Of the
letter to the Khedive before be reached
Alexandria, at the same time urgently
advising him TO submit to it's terms.
Private sdvices from Paris received
here tonight, on the subject Of the actual
condition Of Napoleon's health, repre-
sent that the Illness of the Emperor has
taken a somewhat alarming turn. His
Majesty experienced an attack Of the dis
ease yesterday, which occasioned him an
unusual amount Of pain and suffering.
This psrOxysm subsidized after little time
but to-day the Emperor feels much ex-
haus,ed from its effects. No fatal result
of the attack is anticipated, but the ex
citing symptoms are Of such character
that they are decidedly calculated tc
create uneasiness both in bis family ant
in the public mind.
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MlEXICO.

New YoRK, September GA special
to the Herald from Mexico City, August
28th, via. Havana, September 9th, says
Jose Rivas Palacias was shot on the 18th
of August at the entrance to the National
Theater by Senior Jarvias, q son of the
editor Of the Mexican Monite1r.
1t is thought here that ex-Secretary
Seward has abandoned his projected visit
Population in the Treasury Depart
ment to the amount of $65, 900 was dis
covered on the 23d ult.
The treaty of amity and commerce
with the North German Confederation
has been signed. Tffs3 IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-06
How Much does it Cost 2

1t will only cost you one dollar and
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How Much does it Cost 2.


1t will only cost you one dollar to buy
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virginia Made the Issue.

The issue was forced on the Virginia
question, and the President and ma
joriiy Of the Cabinet, even Hoar in
cluded, whose opinion is out, decided
that the test oath could not be exacted
from the Legislature Of that State, Gen.
eral Sherman also sastains the President
Boutwell, and Creswsll dissented from
the conclusion, and took most opposite
and Radical ground. The President,
through General Sherman, will probably
soon order Candy to assemble the Vir-
ginia Legislature, and install Cover
nor Walker. ltremains to he seen what
Boutwell, and Creswell will do Courier
Journal special.
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How Much doess it Cost 2

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How Much does it Cost !?

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A servant girl in Altoona recently
tried whisky to kill rats. She sweetened
it with sugar, soaked bread in it, and
then left the bread in the cellar, where
rats finest do congregate." She had
been up stairs but half an hour when she
heard laughing, singing, and general
hullaballow down stairs. She accordingly
went down to see what was the matter.
Imagine her establishment to find about
dozen rats gloriously fuddled, engaged in
throwing potato parings at each other
and hauling one another up to drink.
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How Much does it Cost |?

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LOCALS IN BRIEF.

Air cool.
Sky cloudy.
Rain coming.
Planters arriving.
Fruits abundant. Grapes and musca-
dimes plentiful.
Chills and congestion prevalent. What
of the mortuary report2
Wanted-by the people of Chelsea
railroad to that city. Harrington, give it
to them
Macon rioters receiving just reward.
The use of the Jail for term. Only
thirty-eight to occupy same. Send them
to the penitentiary.
A difficulty occurred at Mariana,
Ark, on Thursday last, between Mr..
Buck Freeman and Mr.. Jones. Result:
Horse killed and Jones right hand shot.
A Memphis gentleman was shot at
Aberdeen, Miss, on Friday last, By a
man named Ash. The injured man is
not expected to live, having been shot in
the bowels.
Our Hebrew merchants generally
closed their places of business this morn
ing throughout the city. 1t gives Main,
Second, Front and Beal streets rather
dull appearance. They will all be open
again this evening at six o'clock.
Street beggsrs should be sent to the
aims house, if for no other purpose than
to take up something of the heavy APP
preparations made by the Board of Coun'
ty Commissioners for the support Of that
institution. If somebody is not benefit
ted Louis will get it all.
It 10 now believed that Col. Tom. Dick
ems will probably to-day or Tomorrow be
brought before Judge Foute. In obedi-
ence to the original fat. Sheriff Curry
will apply to some Judge of the Supreme
Court for supersedeas writ, restraining
Judge Foute from admitting Col Dick
ems to bail
The city schools begin their session tor
day, and up to the 4ih Saturday. there
we're returned 1850 white childreH-s
small number compared to the popula-
ton and growth of the city. The schools
are free to entrance, but books are the
chief barriers to many poor but willing
togo child of Memphis. Cut down the
expenses Of books, and allow one and all
to 20.
Mejor John R. Talbert. CONNECTED with
the house of Farrason 4 Clay, and who
died in fernando last Friday, was buried
yesterday with becoming ceremonies in
Elmwood Cemetery. His remains we're
followed to their last resting place by
large number of friends. He was'a most
honorable and upright citizen, and
clever. lsrge-hearted, generous gentle
man. In his death our city has lost
most valuable and worthy citizen.