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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-16
The Hon. N. Q. Kerr.

From the N. 0. Commercial Bulletin.l
The New York World of the 26th says
of this gentleman: Ja
"The very able Indiana Congressman
will prepare a minority report upon the
New Orleans elections, which sub-com'
mittee of the House have been investi :
eating. Mr.. Kerr it was whose minority
repert upon the alleged frauds in the
New York elections succeeded in saddline
all the irregularities of any consequence
upon the Radicals themselves"
We can add our testimony to the inde
fatigable exertion of Mr.. Kerr in behalf
of the party he represents. His soJourn
in our midst, and his intercourse with our
people from all sections of the State, will
enable him to represent intelligently and
correctly the condition of affairs in Leuis.
lana. And so long as our people are
without representation in Congress, they
will ind in Mr.. Kerr staunch and de-
voted friend, who will be ever willing and
ready to do all in his power to combat
the prejudices and refute the misrepre.
sentations of our political enemies.
After protracted and laborious ses-
sion of the committee, Mr.. Kerr leaves
for his home this evening. In parting
with him we cannot refrain from express
ing, in behalf of the Democratic party
and the entire white population Of Lou
isiaua, their deep sense of gratitude to
him for the lively interest he has mani
tested in their behalf, and the great exer.
tions used to secure a proper and truth
full record of their condition and political
relations toward the General Govern
ment. Coming among US perfect
stranger, he leaves our city esteemed as
devoted friend, and with the best wishes
of an entire community for his future
good health, prosperity, and rapid po-
litical promotion.
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eIu992 To the General Pubic: To- To- - ~
aWHOIESALE REDUCTION stock, right
Yuhe
a1sm
Il Will or Goods Won will So t has not been TWO Or TREE articles marked
80 EvERYTHING order
The will all
marked nfgursdn mind that need
DANNo- NS =
b.re aat9ro4 WELLS & COLI. 267 Main Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-16
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-02

AIT PRooRRss1oNs. Ever since Da.
guerre caught and "sllvsred the sum
BEAM" this beautiful art has been max.
ing rapid strides toward perfection.
Even now with the microscope, while
SHOWS aud.stormS rage and whlten
without, we can contemplate natures
great Book OF Beauty, and become 40
qualnted with the wonders Of the world,
while sitting at home surrounded BY
comtortS-"scenes to the eye real" that
lack only the breeze 70, feel thai, we are
there. An'hour at SPARTR1DaR's will
show you the most beautiful scenes In
Europe and America. Nothing could
afford more pleasure and profit than 4
fue sett OF Views and q handsome stere!
oscope as q HoI1DAT PREsENr. Par
fridge has thsahsst lotof Views In the
cltY,
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Took FRENCH LEAvR.-Tuesday last,
young man from a point a few miles
down the river, came up to the city,
and In looking about, chanced 70 alep
aboard a barge lying atthe Belmont
landing He made inquiry In respects
full language Of one Of the men engaged
at work on the barge in relation to
some business matter and received an
lnsolent reply from a man named Blat;
ner. Feeling insulted, he retortad IN
language plain and emphatic. Blatner
then assaulted him, and being much
the more powerful man, beat him ter
ribly. Complaint was made before
Esqr. CIohRn and a warrant immedl.
ately Issued. The officer at once re.
paired to the barge to execute II, but
the ruftiIan had taken French leave In
the meantime. It 10 hoped that he will
yet be brought 10 justice for the terri.
BILE outrage committed on aulet and
inotfenHiye man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-02

CIRCUIT, CouRr.-In our report oil
Tuesdays proceedings, we stated that q
night session Of this court was TO be
held to conclude the trial OF the Win.
ston-Fogle case. At a late hour the
jury returned verdict in favor Of the
p4Rlntlu. aa.f I.. ..,sa.s .s...
Yesterday the case OF Kicks Vs. FoElG
& Co., was tried and resulted In favo,
Of the plaintiff. la# ~.
Frederick Post was granted natural
izatlon papers. . ~ t'.
The case Of Burns, appellant u.s.. No.
Ian, appellee, was on trial last evening
and had not been concluded when the
hour Of adjournment arrived.
Adjourned until0 O'Clock Ibis morn
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SALE To.DAY.-The sale OF property
In KIrkwood and Vicinity, which we
mentioned In yesterday morning'a pa
per, commenced at the hour advertised
and continued throughout the day,
with satisfactory results. There were
several desirable building lots unsold
when the sale closed last evening"
These will be offered thISmornins at Q
O'Clock, at the drug store Of Messrs.
West & Mitchell. in bridgeport. Par
Ties desiring homes within a few min
uIes walk OF the city, viii fnd this an
opportunity seldom met With.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-02

POLICE CoRRr.-There was q large
attendance at the Police Court, yester.
day morning. A row Of NO mean pro
portions had occurred In the colored
school the day previous, and nearly
the entire population Of that class In
the city was present. Richard Kenny
and Andrew Nichols had violated some
rule Of the school, and the teacher had
referred them to Prof. Williams. They
returned from Prot Williams' office
without having accomplished the object
OF their mission. They insisted on re.
entering the school room, which demand
the teacher resisted and elected them
from the vestibule OF the building. Ken.
ny then took up a stone and threatened
TO hurl II Through the window. He de-
clated also that be would "see him"
(the teacher) at some future time on
this business. The foregoing facts were
ELECTED on the examination, and result.
ed In Kenny's being fined ten dollars
and costa. Nichols was discharged, &
James Johnston, James Ryan, John
Brady and Owen Connery, were up on
plain DRINKS and fined one dollar each
and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-02

RIVER NEws.-The river was on q
regular bender yesterday. In the
twenty-four hours preceding last even
Ing, the marks showed that the rise
had been equivalent 10 seven feet
making the stage Of water here sixteen
feet and rising.
Several towS Of coal passed down,
yesterday, and others during last night.
The run Of coal promises to be larger
than ever before known, sen WI
The Liberty and barges were at Ben,
wood. last evening, and we were told
would get away early this morning.
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For Sale.

fnHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
l. sal, lot No. Il in Graham's addition 70
tnA City Of wheeling, situate on the corner
OF Quincy and Sixth streets. There Is O
go01 Brick and Frame House on the corner
containing 8 rooms, with water and gas
throughout, and one OF tho best CELLAR IN
the city. There IL in connection good sta
the lot there Is good frame house with dVe
rooms fronting on sixth street. This o very
d, sirable location. Parties Wishing 20 puf.
chase viii please call at y. ]. BoydS Whole
sale Shoe Store, No. 80 Main street.
n0v20.tf N. r. WAYMAN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-02

MISUNDERSTANDING Henry
Michael was up beforge Judge John.
ston, for furnishing whisky to two or
three little boys not over twelve years
old. A portion Of the testimony was
heard, when the further hearing OF The
case was postponed until 10 O'Clock
next Monday morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-02

HMDTo BAIL-Y yesterday afternoon,
John Wurster, saloon keeper In North
Wheeling, was brought before Judge
Johnston on q charge OF selling liquor
toa minor. The testimony or the boy
who procured the whisky from Wurs-
ter was clear and positive, and he was
held 10 ball In the sum Of one hundred
dollars for his appearance at the next
term Of the olrcuit Court.
After the foregoing had been disposed
Of. another charge Of precisely the
same character against the same party,
was Investigated. The result was SIM
liar to that in the case above narrated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-02

RED MENs' BALL.-AttentIon Is call
ed to the advertisement Of bali TO be
given this evening IN Turners' Hall
BY the Cornstalk Tribe No. 81. o. R.
NJ. AS the arrangements have been In
the hands ofthose who have had large
experience in such matters, there need
be no doubt about the complete success
Of the affair. -. u .- ~
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9 TIE WEATHER. : Yesterday was q
decided improvement on the day pre-
cedIug In weather point. OF view. The
heavy rain OF Tuesday night washed
out the cutters thoroughly, and settled
the mud In the streets. The frosty tlnge
to the air sent the blood linglIn 8
through the veins, while The more buoy.
ant, elastic step indicated that peo-
pie were In better spirits, and were
pleased with the change In the tsmpera.
ture. Deliver us from q repetition Of
the weather during the last fortnight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-02

BITTEN BY A DoG.-Yesterday a 1T.
lie boy, son Of Henry Meyer, residing
near the corner OF Second and Main
Streets, Centre Wheeling, was bitten
quite severely by dog. A lover OF the
race (human,) rid the world a few min
utes afterwards Of this canine nuisance
by sending ball through his worth.
leaa cavraaa. r..T .rE|sE.I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-02

REPA1RED.-The defective pavement
on the north front of Odd Fellows Hall
building, TO which we referred few
mornings since, was2pretty thoroughly
repaired yesterday. There are many
other places in our. sidewalks equally
dangerous tbatshould receive attention
before cold weather renders 1t Impossl-
hIn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-02

DmAPIDATED+We trust the large
transparency over the entrance 10 the
Good Templars'i hall, on Main street
does not indicate the condition OF the
Order In this city and neIghborhood.
We would suggest that the old one be
taken down at once. 1t is an hnsight-
ly affair, dirty and torn to shreds. Lei
US have something that We will not be
ashamed TO have strangers look at.
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For Rant.

TIME INEsroRE.RooM AND DWELL.
i Ing coEner Main and Webster streets
centre wheeling, now occupied b. myteli
ranged 61ildlnR in the city, suitable for q
firEt.clAEs retail business. Sufficient BhelV-
lug and counters for any business Heated
with furnace. will rent tho whole houl1
To ono party, or divide II into stores, each q
ny u feet with hVe large rooms Tor dwelling
SeparRle wash. house, Hot and cold WAteI
In second and third stories, also water clos
eu Possession can 30 had December Lat,
For particulars enquire on the premises, OF
At my residence Oh Market alley, west OIL
Il ain street. ..
uOVlB.tf | N, HEYMAN.
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a,r3A,Cafd.

MessrS. Wm. Summer & Co.'S
You cay, In an6wsr to our communi.
cation, the statementHyares false, We
bold ourselves In readiness to- prove
them. t..5',s $40 2. 4 - :
You say you are ready and willing
10 contest with any Machine In the
world In q fair manner. We propose
nothing cleo, simply asking you to do
the work AZ Veu I'D the Weed Machine
and no better. Do you ask anything
falrer? SAwTELL & Co.,
Gent A0'tS Weed Sewin0 Machines
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CHRRE appears % be great excite.
msnG about Boots and Shoes bOlng sold
70 very low By the Hubbard Bros. They
want to close Them out as soon a pos
Hible, az they want the room for furnl.
tureL oil cloths, carpets, Co., now 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-02

STILL AT LARaR.2Lewis Banks,
whose escape from 'Esqr. Clohan's Of.
flee, Monday evening we chronicled IN
Friday mornings paper. Is still at
large. Thus far he has bafIlsd the skill.
Of the officers 10 discover his Wherea-
bouts. rtfr..
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W. Va. P. o. MArrERs.-At Red
House Shoals, Putnam county, syden-
ham Hereford has been appointed Post
master vice John 8. Elklns, resigned.
AT Clifton, Mason county, VIM. P.
shanks Is appointed Postmaster, vice
Thomas LAWS resigned. ,-r.- ...r
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THR oALRRpa ! eiAcx4 s.olT u oxto.

THE oAtRSDa 4 eEAtCxe sol6 U oxlo.
ny 4 Dllield's So city Sore. iOI
Market street, keep correct time, strike
and indicate the day OF the week and
month-the cheapest and most perfeci
clock 10 the market Every houSC
should contain one. Call and set
clocks, and everything In the way Of
watches, IewslEy,, Spsctacles, silver
ware, gold pens, &ch at l0l Market
street. . .lrgi.f v.s ..7-f
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TrMR CHANoED.-We direct attention
% the changes in The time table Of tho
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
The revised table appears in our advers
tIsing columns this morning. Y .--W
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PASSING along Main street, between
Quincy and Monroe, last evening, our
attention was attracted by the fine dis.
play In the show windows Of Messrs.
Forbes, Collins & CralR's wholesale
queensWare house. Stepping inside
we found the shelves on either side Of
the room filed with ~, Immense stock,
Whileon the floor in he centre were
piles Of white stone ware extending
from front 10 rear. A closer lnspec.
ton revealed the TACT that they have
In store goods from the finest French
China 10 the most common descrip tlons.
They arc inst In reeeipt Of o large dI.
rect Importation from The potterIea
In England and France, as we'll
a. vases, glassware, etc., from
The, most celebrated manufactures.
AehoIse and wei selected stoelS Of The
best plated goods, such as knives and
forks, castors, spoons, &C., Is kept;
while In toys, lamps, lamp wIcks and
everything usually found In such an
establishment, fol, extent and vatIeGy,
their present stock exceeds that ever
before brought To this market by them.
Their display Of French china Is espe-
clally choice. Dinner, tea and toilet
sets, plain or with gold band and green,
maroon and coral, Of the latest pats
terms and finest finish are on exhlbl-
ton, and will be sold at prices which
cannot fall TO please. These goods are
from the celebrated mandatory Of
Charles Field HAvllAnd, who has q
worldwide reputation as q mAnuiac.
turer OF China ware.
MI. Forbes. the senior member OF the
arm, has been engaged many years in
this city In the queensware trade, and
10 thoroughly acquainted with the
wants Of those who make this
point base Of supplies u for goods
Of this character. He has sue.
ceeded In building up large business,
80 extensive, indeed, that It requires
kliree Of the lhrgest rooms Ia The eItyito
store the stock required toiBuppiy the
demands Of his customers. he Ia con-
stantly enlargIng the field Of his opera.
tions, and II the future may be pre-
dIcted from the past, the time lie not
distant when the sales Of Messrs.
Forbes, Collins & Craig will annually
reach enormous figures. aD3r.....
Aspeclalty Of this house, and one
that will be readily appreciated by the
retail merchant, Is, that . complete as.
Bortment Of ware suitable for country
trade, may be purchased in the oElgI-
nal packages. Heretofore manuiactu.
rers have refused 10 put up goods In
that way, but the last Importation OF
Messrs. F. G. & @. includes large
number Of crates containing Just about
the usual stock required In country
store.
We commend this establishment to
the consideration Of our readers. Or.
dsrs receive prompt attention and are
filled as nearly to the letter az possible.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents
TO the purchase, every one can become
the owner Of q first class Wheeler q
Wilson Sewing Machine. VIM; Sum-
ner & Co., Agents, No, IS Monroe street,
Wheeling. H pr
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For Rant

aug WAREHOUSE NOW OCCUPIED
l. ny Theodore Fink, fronting Quincy
Also ono IN east side Of Main Btreen, near
Quincy. Possession tlFst OF April next.
novlS.lm W. L. McAFEE.
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Now ia your chance 10 secure bar.
gains In the Boots and Shoes, selling
~ coat, Of James v. Bioad's. lC7
MAIN streets 8gad asis a ...I...
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For Rent.

NAELODEOE HALL. NOW OCCUPIED
NJ by the GOod TemplArg. Possession Isl
sAm6. ASO two large finished rooms on
mt and second tl0oFk; entrance same a. "a
lntsllISencet once. Immedlat possession,
Or Isl Of APRIL next. Apply 70
nOvl9.lm WIN, T., McAFEE.
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.LArspRY 1spldo BLuErNal BGa.-
Something new. Call and Gee Il, al
Edmund Bockins's and Booking 4
Carrots Pharmacy. 3n.gr ,. d, i T,5
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MRa's beat Kip Boots, worth $50 for
400, Of LouLsfN ,Blond's, lO7 Main
street, corner sprigg Ailsy. ~
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MRS. FRENCH, N. D., 10 now at the
Grant House for a short time. All
Wishing to consult her should call I'M
medlately, ~ y -
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For Rent,

TIME LARGE AND coMMopIouB Three
l. story Dwelling, No, III Market street,
containing 10 rooms. This Il one Of th6
DOat located houses In tho city. Possession
give" 'mn'''"''' ME sgH6y y. HARBOUR,
noy22.lm 10 Mafkot STREET..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-02

GREAT reduction In, the prices oil
Boots and Shoes at Louis v. Blond'S,
l07 Main street. .,1 Pc p ~ ~
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A NEW 10. OF WOmsas' and MIsses'
full Button Boots, justlreceIyed al. Louis
v. Blond'S, lO7 Main street. sl g4II
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WAsHrNeTos HAIL. Another capi.
tai bill represented by the Sections for
this eyenlng,s entertainment. See adj
vertIsemsnt In another column. Z
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For Rent.

IAN AUTHORIZED TO RENT THE IatG
| residence Of 1T, Thompson, ON Webster
street, nearly opposite Capt. Sam MAson'S
The house contains rooms, besides kitchen
panty, &C, Possession Immediately.
THOH. O'HRlEE,
nOvH Real EgtAio Agent
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Readl Readl Read Il
CURE OF DYsPEPs1A AND soRoFuLA.
...... pAuYwpSpnpa A ,,,Ft "a

CURE OF DYsPEPsIA AND sCRoFULA.
...... PARKEREBURG, April 10.
7. 81. LOGAN, Eso.-Dom Sir 81 wrote TO
you some time since for bottle OF Brent
llngerh Fluid Extract or earBaparilla ana
Dandeuont and must say that Il has acted
upon me IKE charm. Ihave been aifiIct-
ed for mar two yeara with Dyspepsia; two
thirds or the time Vomited from one To
three times day. had given up the idea
o. ever getung vel, and Indeed my friends
had gwen mp all hopes or my eVer
getting wen again. Added 70 this, I suffered
with the serofnla very much. Since last
september ono Hide OF my neck was one one
Tire sore, composed Of some seven runninr
sores. The u1e Of one bottle has much inn.
proved me. Ny stomach 10 relieved and my
neck has improved beyond my most Ran.
guine expectations. / ieel much encouraged,
and mink BY the use Of ono or two bottles
more, Rhall DO relieved entirely, Yon van
please send me two bottles BY the boat.
Houm, respectfully,
--...-....- J. W. HOMER.
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sargtHt.
For Rent.

THE STORE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY
l. Nj. 3. Kline, No, ~ Main street. Pos
hegi0n given April 1gt, le10.
THOMAS o'BRTEN,
noVl3.lm Real Bstats Agent.
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For Sale or Rent.

A GOOD TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
"A Ing House on Monroe street, with eight
rooms and finished attic. Immediate pos
session can ba given. Est
uOVl2 Ha l, IRWIN.
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Land For Sale.

+ AND SUITABLE FOR GARDENING
II purposes, within three miles Of the city,
on the National Road. Plat Of tho proper
~ can DO seen At ]. Il. Goods law ONCE,
nOv9.If g. II. PARKS,
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SJuNphR TAR 30 cures ehapped hands
Haltrheum, plmpIeS, Rnd all eutaneous n.
iections, rendering the skin sott and smooth.
Manufactured By -,g, ,....,....,'.,1
. l.s.ag cAswEL1, HAzARD 4 CO.,
Sold by ali Druggists. my9i:IS.Th, Jaw
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1ur SaIs..
For Sale to Close an Estate.
1NnE BIRsT.CLAss

DWELLING HOUSE,
Situated on the north east corner of Ha,np.
den and sixth streets, now occupied by MiS
Garter. There - o full lot, and the house 3
in M good condition a. the day Il was built
every thing about tho premises in thorough
repair. Possession given on The lst or April
lSTR. Apply 10
Up. LEWIS,
McLuro House, Wheeling, W. Va.
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NeN AayeFtISelnentA.
Ten Coal Dlggers.
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad.
FLOUR, Tobacco-M. Reilly. ..,.,g.
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