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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-15

LAMP CH1MNEYs.-There Is "shoddy"
in glass as we'll as in wooden fabrics.
Consumers ofkerosene are sometimes
almost discouraged, go frequently do
chimneys break, without any apparent
cause. rendering the cost of chimneys
about equal to that of oil. ,Cheapness
being the order of the day, great many
manufacturers make chimneys from
silicate of lime instead of lead. The
initiated may tell the different qualities
Of glass by ringing them; the vibrations
ofthe lead glass have clear ringing,
bell-like sound. possessing the requi-
site strength to Withstand expansion
and contraction, as we'll as the general
pressure of use, and will outlast half q
dozen Of the lime glass chimneys. Fiji
teen cents invested in one of the lead
chimneys is money well spent, even
though 1t Injuries the "traden in the
cheaper kind, which 1t most raasuredly
ought TO, and doubtless will.
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Halls
VEGETABLE Rf1 SIGIllAN
Hal r.
RENEWER

Is the best article known to preserve the
-. hair. 1t win positively restore
GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
AND PROMOTE ITS GROWTH.
1t is an entirely new scientific discovery,
combining many OF the most powerful and
restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom.
It makes Ihe HAIR smooth and glossy,
And DOS mot stain the skin!
1t is recommended and used by the first
medical authority. -....,.' s.t. lI-f-,- .-t Il
For sale by all Druggists. Price 81 90.
R.P. HALL q CO., Nashua, N. H., Pro-
prietors. ~ jun26-1meod-d&w
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Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,

Housekeeping Goods, Carpets, OH Cloths
Rugs; Mats, &c, dc.
Having the Largest Variety and a more
general assortment OF articles directly and
Indirectly connected with q Dry Goods, No
Hon and CARPET Establishments combined
into one mammoth establishment, which
enables me to buy and sell q mnch larger
quantity OF goods than any two establish
ments IN the city in our line and in con6e-
ouence OF which can buy and sell them at
less pricesl Studying economy In every de-
larger business at less expense than any
other house in the trade, Keeping large
humber OF RentlemanlY and competent
Statesmen, the most .fastidious cannot fail to
he pleased.
Giles of our stock.
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AND now comes into court the lead
Ing organ of Stokes in Tennessee. and
testihes that he is not the candidate of
Acknowledgement but ofan ultra liber-
al policy; that his plan will enfranchise
the rebels two years sooner than that OF
Senter, and that:
whatever does not make certain,
speedy and Sec1Ere the acknowledgements
Of the excluded classes, ought not to
he adopted, for It will not put an end
TO the issue, nor allow other issues to
receive due consideration" -.--
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The PostpOnement OF the Mississippi
and Texas Elections.
The P1esIdent;and the Conservative
Il Republicans.
- WAaIIIhSGTnN.- InlY Ii.

: h#aH
The Conservative Republicans are
not at all pleased with the decision of
President Grant not to order an cleo.
tlon in Mississippi and Texas until the
latter part OF next November. They
say that unless the election can be held
before that time the extreme radicals
will have SO far recovered from their
defeat in Virginia as to thoroughly
organize their party in those States,
a foregone conclusion.
With a view to have the President
reconsider his action and order an cleo.
lion in the TWO named States in Sep.
TENDER, several Conservative Republi-
cans have already had interviews with
him, but have received little or no en-
couragement. It is not likely that the
Radical Repu blicans will ,again be mis-
led to believe an easy victory can be
obtained, as was the case in Virginia,
but will attempt to take steps to render
another de feat impossible. -, m
A consultation has taken place be-
tween leading radicals in this city,
when the condition of affairs in the
South was fully discussed. Certain
plans were agreed upon, which. If sue
cessful, will continue to give the radi-
calls the full control Of political power
in the South,
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SHEEP AND WooL.-We com mend th
following opinion OF Hon. Horace Ca
prom, Commissioner Of Agriculture, to
such of our farmers and wool growers
ga may have become disheartened or
disguised with the sheep business:
Wool growers whose fears have over
come their judgment, and caused the
depreciation of their docks or the ADAM
donment OF their business, will ere long
regret their hasty action. Already q
reaction has commenced; prices of wool
are improving, q better day will soon
dawn, and the time will prove Hauspic-
ious for charging rather than abandon.
Ing the production Of wool. - -
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special AutIERs.
GRANT & PROSPERITY

Business revives under the new regime.
Other than general causes have, however.
given Tremendous npetus to the sale of
Gristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The chemists have come ont In two leading
scientific journals against the lead and SUI
phur rOtsons for the head tfor that is their
proper deaignation). with which the eoun.
Try is infested. while DR.. Chiffon, the INST
ANALYTICAL chemist In America, announces
70 the world that 80 49, ;rlSssz ,.7-..s5J
CristadOro's Dye is Utterly POtsonress,
and that he kno'os II to be 80, because he has
analysed 1t. CRIsTADoRos HAIR PRE-.
SENTATIVE, %. Dressing, acts like a
charm ON tina Hair after Dyeing. Try It,
jy1o-1md&wr -.-. ,......,, ~ -
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DIED.

LEWELLEN-1n tbi. c,,v wednesdsv
evening, July Il, 1859, THoMAs LEWELLEN,
agtd IS years. !"
The funeral will take place this afternoon
at o'clock, from his late residence, on Main
street, between North and Bank streets,
North Wheeling. Friends OF the family are
invit ed to attend.
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DICED Trinminrs,

In great variety and at low prices. Kid
Gloves. full line of best quality, 81 25, 81 50,
81 IS, 81 90. Fancy Gloves-A general as
Gents Handkerchief, from 30 to 81 apiece.
The best Cord Machine Cotton in the
world at SOC per dOz.
HOSIERY-The largest assortment OF La.
dies and Gents Hosiery in the city, at al
most any price.
Quilts. Cloaks and Shawls in great variety
and at low prices.
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Aetu 9auerttsetHeuts.
gI7EEPHFRD ESTATE.

LANDS FOH SFAlssL r..
TO THE DEOREE MADE
II nYtho Clrcnit Court OF OHIO County' On On
Ehe third day Of June, Sgsi 81 IN I!P s
Compartments, and 5HEt-
HERD MCINTYRE AND OTHERS. DetSIno-
ants, the undersigned Commissioner WIN,
On Tnesdays the 9eIenIeentn1 oaS OA
August, 1859.
and thereafter from day to day until COM
pleted, commencing each day at e!evsn
O'CLOCK A. H, sell at public auction, on the
land 10 be sold, the homo plantation or e.
tRta mentioned EiuDthO ninth clause Of .Go0
will OF Moses shepherd. deceased " diy VI
report and plat OF James GilchrLstS sur-
Veyor, on dIe In said suit. 49,,
TERMS .-EaUh purchaser to pay In hand
not less than one-fourth of the money due
upon his purchase, but 70 have the privilege
10 pay In hand any greater proportion or me
whole thereof; and the residue. IanSl "
6a paid In three equal inStalmenis bearing
Inherent nom the day OF sale and paya1e
respectively, In nix, tWelEe ana elenIeen
months thereafter; bond and security 20 the
Satisfaction of the Commissioners 70 po
given for the deferred 1nBtalmenWs ana Ln9
title to be retained a. further security until
payment in full. -iti
dred and seventy -dYe acres. and " situated
In Ohio County, West YIfgtnteS along the
Cumberland Road, HempdeJd Railroad ana
Wheeling Creek, being by the Cum6efIanu
Road about six miles from Wheeung. A
plat OF the divisions, lots and coal nelds
may be seen at the Bank OF Mhoenng6 ana
also at the clerks once OF the CtrcnitC 0nFt OF
Ohio County. DANIEL IEAMBsS0 r
DANIEL @. LIST.
iul5-dts&4tW Commission era.
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The New York Evening Post pub
liSheS the names Of the voters on the
bills passed In the Legislature by bri-
pery' and promises to give list OF
those who entered the Legislature poor,
and are now r1ch. The affair creates
much excitement among politicians. =
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A srEUBENvI11E lady troubled with
a snoring husband, has hit upon plan
to quiet him. She takes clothes pin
TO bed and whenShis snoring wakens
her she adjusts the pin on his nasal
protuberance and then slumbers peace
fO1lu F--Ia q - - -
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THE Walla-walla Statesmen speaks
OF town away out IN Oregon having
elected q ''clean Democratic ticket. y
Could the Statesmaas spare us one OF the
MISUNDERSTANDING for a sampler
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To Absentees.

from the city during the SUNNI er months
can have the INTELLIGENCER sent to them
by mail for week or any longer term, for
10 cents per week.
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PRINTS,

A large assortment OF New Styles, 10, l:H
and l6c Buffalo AllRpacos 40, 50, 20, 20, so,
Gee 81. Pure MohRir Lustre8 and POpllns
nom 5Octo Sl5O Fancy and Black silks from
81 % to g 50 per yard.
BombaZlneS, Grape Batherta, Alexandra
Cord, and many otner styles Of goods sultR-
BILE for mourning
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spetlal gutttes.
Dutcher's Lightning Fly-Killer !
Death to the Living! Long live the Killers!
Sold by Dealers EUeTJ10here!
Jun39-lmdHw.
Errinp hnt Mobile:

self-Help for Young Men, who having
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Ad-
dress, HOWARD SANITARY AID ASaO-
CITATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
may2l-3md&W
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wH1EE GOODS,

A large assortment OF all thedinerent makes,
Swiss, Nansook, Bishops Lawn, Victoria
Lawn, Son finished Jaconet, Striped Jaco-
nets, Plaid JaconetS; BrilliantS, PtQues,
Granedein Yelling Of all colors; Flannels OF
all kinds and prices.
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D11LoN-wALLACE-At west Alexan-
der July 7th, 1853, by the Rev. w. II. Lester.
NIB. I'D. g. DILLON 70 Mms LAURA T. WAL.
LACE, all OF this city,
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M us1ins,

A large assortment OF Bleached and I'm
bleached from 10, u, Is, 18. IS. 2Oc: Bleached
and Uubl cached Sheetlng 90, 81, lO4. Lin
en- sheeting OF superior qualify 81, 1OA. A
suGPS 81 h ToH Ha9le S40 0f d6 hOI5
quality and exceedingly low prices.
Shirting Linens so, 90, 75. S5c, 81, 81 %.
Shirt BOsoms 20, IS, go, IS, 40, so, 60, 7oc.
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CLOTHS. CAssINIEREs.

Jeans, Cashmerets, &C.. the largest
assortment In the city, 70 accommodate MeT-
chants and Merchant Tallors at Eastern
Prices; also, Tailora' Trimmings.
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R~special attention R1ver to Sheet Music,
Music Book, Small Musical Instrument,
Musical Goods and String Departments.
Orders by Mail promptly filled. myl9
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9ElJ 6nnas.
JOHN ROEMER,
Nos. 81 and 33, Main ST.,

GIVES ME- PLEASURE TO INFORM
my friends and the public in general that
have In store and am daily receiving large
additions to my stock OF
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.gOalei i / Plaster

M RBLS. PTEsrER PARIS Phiiade.
LOU phla Ina1st recetYed by = : =. = 81
90 = sEo. H1LDRETA R0.
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ORGANS AND MELODEONS.

Send for Price Lists OF Pianos, Organs and
Melodeons.
All the above can be purchased by paying
monthly indictments CT $40 and upwards.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

II r r. NJ g.
INVARIABLY IN ADvA NCE'
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For oostlveners, Dyspepsia; and as fam
lily medicine they'are unrivalled.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-14
Republication I'm Tonnessee.
NEW YORK.

Grant GA hts Travels End of the
TRIIOrs' StrIke-COntlnuesl Raid on
the Money Lenders.
New York, Aug. 13-President Grant
left this city tosdsy for Kzne, Pa.
The executive committee of the Prison
Association have received favorable an
swers from many Governors on the expedi-
ency of an international congress on prison
discipline. 1t is probable that at the next
meeting, September %, steps will be taken
10 convoke the congress. The committee
suggests that il be held in Paris, London
or Dublin.
The tailors' strike draws to close. The
executive committee will to-day or TO.
morrow issue a declaration that il has
ended. The men acknowledge to have
been but partially successful, and but few
of the firms have consented TO pay the full
bill of prices. - -.
The Universal Peace Society meets at
Lstic, Conn on the 10Th and Goth
iSs.
Several large cases we're carted away from
the Cuban headquarters yesterday.
The cadet encampment at West Point
will next Monday be removed to the
mountains, the cadets TO live in shelter
tents aud 10 be fed on army fare.
A meeting OF persons interested in the
Alabama claims will be held in Boston on
the 18th.
The raid on the brokers commenced by
Mr.. Webster, late assessor of the sd dis
trict, Is 10 be continued by his successor,
VIM. Cleveland. About one hundred and
fifty brokers have beea reported for alleg-
ed violations of section ITO Of the law Of
July Is 1866. Those who reside in Brook.
lyn will be cited 10 appear at the United
States District Court in that city, on the
18th and 18th inst.
General Rocha, Spanish negro and an
agent of the Hayden government, acting
under orders from President Baez, yester-
day purchased of the United States the
war steamer Algonquin, now being made
ready FOR sea at Brooklyn Nsvy-yard.
The yacht Meteor, owned and command
sf by Gus Lorillard, sailed yesterday for a
voyage around the world. Mr.. Lorillard
expects TO be gone several years.
Judge McCunn yesterday appointed Mr..
Thomas j. Barr receiver of all moneys
placed in the banda of August Belmont and
Peter b. Sweeney by John OMahoney,
arising from the sale of Fenian bonds.
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YERGER.
tempt to Eseape-The whole Affair
MYaferY.

Attempt TO Eseape-The whole Affair
.sl n Mysfery.
JACKSON, MISS, Aug. 1l.-An attempt
was made by Yerger to effect his escape
from the guardhou last evening BY
some means as yet unexplained, he had
obtained possession of key with which
he could unlock his manaeles. His
handouts have, for the last week or more,
been removed by day, and only fastened
on at night. Yesterday the guard, who
was stationed inside, noticed Ierger,
while mounted on box, which served
for a wash>stand, and on the top Of
which he occasionally mounts to look
through his grating, in the act of con-
cealing a key in q creyiee about the
grating. Finding that he was detected,
he admitted to the sentinel that it was a
kew with which he could unfasten his
manacles. He further stated, so says the
guard, when he obtained bis confidence
by professed sympathy, that he expected
other keys from which he should be able
to obtain one that would unlock his hand
cuffs; and, if the guard should return
the other keys to Mr.. Yerger, he should
be well paid. When the discovery was
reported to the officer of the guard, YER
ger said Mrs. Yerger had furnished him
with the key.
To day, in the presence of Mrs. Yerger,
he denied it, and denied having said so.
From various circumstances, it is Der
lieved Mrs. Yerger was utterly Ignorant
of his possessing the key. The prOba-
bility is that bride obtained it from
one of the guards, or, as Yerger has
since stated, that he obtained it from a
prisoner who swept out his cell, on q
promise of five dollars in the event of his
escape. The matter is yet surrounded
with some nnvstery
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INCIDENT AND ACCIDENT.

SARATOGA, Aug. 13.-The trot between
Mountain Boy and Lady Thorn is post
poned till Monday, the track being too
heavy on account of the rain this morn
ing.
MONTGOMERY, Aug. 13. - Two mole
bales of cotton of the new crop we're res
ceiVed this morning.
CHICAGO, Aug. l3.-Commodore Jarvis,
of the United States Navy, died at Geneva,
10 this State, aged "A. He entered the
navy in 1912; has been on the retired list
for many years. He was native of Cam
bridge, Mass, but has resided in Geneva
for a number of years.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 13.-An excursion party,
to be composed of merchants and others Of
this city, who desire to bring to the attens
ton of Californians the benefits to be de-
rived from trade with and by way of St.
Louis, will leave here the lst Of Septem-
Der. Two of Pullman's famous CARS have
been engaged, and the trip will consume
twenty five days.
ST. LOUIS, August l3.-Joseph Gaping
and his wife and Emeliue Giovanni were
arrested here to-day by United States de-
tective John Esgan for dealing in counter
felt money. A box was received by Mrs,
Gaping from New York by express con-
tanning s., 900 in five dollar notes on the
Jewett City National 3 ank Of Connecticut
and $500 in two dollar greenbscks.
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. ia riot CO
Cured between whites and blacks al Heath
Vile, Northumberland county, in which 8
sailor killed negro, The sailor WIS.,
committed TO Jail, but in the night wal
rescued by whites. Gen. Candy has sent {
detachment Of troops to that place.
ELMRA, August l3.-President Grant
accompanied by his family, made pleas
ure trip over the railroad to-day. III,
reached Su,quehanna from New York a
| $40 in the afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, August l3.-Mrs. Ehz
SpiegeIbeg has sued the United State
| Mail Line for the loss Of her husband, VIII
was killed by the collision of the steams
United States with the America, on the Al
of December last, laying her damages 4
$40 900.
GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. Is Worm
have appeared in cotton in number {
farms along Guadalupe and San Mari
rivers. But few have appeared in npian
|
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DISCOVERY OF HUMAN BOOiEs
THAT EXISTED BEFORE ADAM.

In the Department de la DordOgne, of
France, human skeletons cO>eval with
the mammoths have been discovered, and
they present such features Of interest that
the French government has sent MIR.
Larret, the distinguished paleontologlst,
to make report on the subject. He re-
ports that the bones Of five skeletons have
been discovered, and that they belong to
some gigantic race whose limbs must
have resembled, both in size and form,
those of the gorilla. The skulls, of which
only three are perfect, are fatal to the
simian theory. having contained volumin-
GUS brains. The skulls are now in the
hands of committee of savants, who are
preparing an exhaustive genealogical re-
port. The result will be awaited with
interest by those who are devoted to the
interest Of science in the old world. The
curious and various theories prOpOunded
and advocated by Swans lead US to view
their decisions with distrust.
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FOREIGN.

HAVANA, August l3.-Late advices re-
port that the Captain General has sent the
iroDclad Victoria TO Demarars to attempt
the capture of Peruvian monitors.
MADRID, August l3.-Estartus, at the
head Of 500 Carlists, has entered Spain
from France at Pigords. The entry of
other bands at vSriou, points is expected.
Considerable excitement is occasioned at
Malaga by republican movements there.
PARIS, August l3-The Emperor to-day
signed several DEGREES Of amnesty for pOliti-
cal ofienses.
New YORK, August ia San DJmin.
go letter of the % inst. reports an inter-
view between General Babcock, of Grants
staff, Senator Cole and President Baez,
following which many officers of the latter
openly expressed the wish that the starry
flag may soon be raised.
ST. PETERSBURG, August l3.-Asser-
tions recently made in some journals that
the Porte had information of letter COM
promising the Viceroy of Egypt in re-
spect 10 his relation with the Gar, are pro-
nounced utterly false. No such letter ex-
ists. The only correspondence exchange !
in regard to the Viceroy was notice sent
by The Austrian government to st. Peters
burg, that it was the intention Of Ismael
Paschs 10 visit the Russian court. To this
favorable reply was returned by the Gar.
PARIS, August l3.-The Co mmittee Of
the Senate is progressing in their exami.
nation Of Senators. A constitutional
amendment has been introduced providing
that 10 case the Senate repeal a bill
which has been passed by the corps legis-
latif, mixed committee of Senators and
Deputies be appointed 10 adjust the dis.
putei points.
MADRID, August 13-Twelve priests
have been arrested at Bargos, charged with
fixing part in the Carlist instruction.
ALEXANDRIA, August l3-The lowness
of the river Nile excites general attention,
The water is lower than it has been within
$50 ears.
HAVANA, August l3.-Count ValmasedC
captured near Remsncaugna the rebel
convoy, Gen. Jordan commanding, which
was moving towards Holquin. The
rebels took to flight and their
commander escaped. This il con-
sidered the most important capture Of
the war.
Is is reported that rebel plot tC
poison the bread used by the inhabitants,
on a certain day, has been discovered, ant
a number of suspected parties have been
arrested.