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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-09

> Bound OvER-For some reason, the
use Of threatening or'ahusive language
seems to be prevailing here in an almost
epidemic form. Scarcely day passes
that we do not have one or more cases Of
that character 10 report: Yesterday
EsQr. Launder, of Union Township, had
two parties before him charged with the
offence named. They were Alfred Lashaw
and Alfred Ewing, who, 1t was shown by
the testimony, had used very unbecomtng
language towards Mrs. White, residing
in East Wheeling Ailcr thorough in
vcstigation of the charge, the Justice
required the accused to give bond in the
sum of one hundred dollars, in each case
to keep the peace for one year.
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Coop TEMPLARs' REUNION. The
Good Templars along tho Ohio river be-
tween this city aud Marietta, propose to
have grand reunion next week, on
board the new steamer Express No. 9.
They contemplate making it a grand at'
tair. The programme is to leave here
next Wednesday on the steamers firSttrip,
and take on board the Good Templars and
friends from Ohio and our own State who
may desire to join the excursion, as far
down as Marietta, where they will pass
the night. Tho day following the re-
unionists return to this city, ard will give
our citizens an opportunity to see the
personnel of the Order. Full particulars
will be given in the papers and by posters
in due time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-09

BREAKDowN.-A dealer in old iron was
driving his wagon loaded with that artI-
Gle very lcisurely, yesterday, along Denny
street in South Wheeling, when his medi'
tations on profits he should realize, per
haps, were suddenly interrupted rs he
reached the corner Of Fourth street, by
the breaking of an axle orthe vehicle and
M emphatic fall in his wares. AI(cr some
delay second wagon was procured, the
cast of cast iron transferred 10 il, and our
merchant proceeded on his way to some
i0hhcr in that commodity.
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THE RACE.-As announced in our
paper yesterday morning, the race be-
tween Christman's Lady Chowder and
Asmus' Lady St. Charles came off in the
afternoon, on the Fair Grounds. The
conditions were: hal(.mile heats, best
three out of five, owners to ride. The
track was all that could be desired, and
the race was won by Lady Chowder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-09

STEAM TO lie RAIsED-Capt. Booth in
formed us yesterday that steam would
probably be raised to-day for the first time,
under the boilers of the new steamer En-
press No. 9. 1t Is not designed TO make n
trial trip, but is done merely to test the
seams of the boilers, &c.
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AGREEABLE PREsENT-Mr. Thomas
IIornbrook yesterday placed upon our Ia
bic very large, beautiful and fragrant
bouquet, made up Of rare flowers from his
place east of the city, where he revels
these pleasant summer days in floral de-
lights that Shenstone might have envied.
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DIsMIssED-Wc mentioned in ycstcr'
day mornings paper that John Mycr and
Henry Hoppe were arrested Tuesday
evening, charged with breaking open Il
trunk and stealing iOrty-iivc dollars in
gold. They were lodged in Jail, and yes
tcrlay afternoon were brought out before
Judge Johnston for examination. The
evidence failed to sustain the charge, and
they were released from custody.
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BREACH THE PEACE-Patrick
Shauncey was up before Esqr. Gillespy,
yesterday, on q charge Of breaking the
peace. Pat was required to give bond
with n penalty ofOne hundred dollars that
he would Conduct himself as a peaceable
citizen during the ensuing six months.
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A FEMININE PEACE.DIsTURBEK,--
Cathartne Shaunccy had hearing, yes
tcrlay, before Esqr. Gillespy, for disturb
ing the peace and just quiet Of Madison
township. She gave bond that she would
not conduct herselrso unfemininely again
during the next six months.
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REcEss.-We hear that the Circuit
Court will probably tax c recess from this
evening until Monday morning, having
disposed Of the docket to that date.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-09

BuRNETr's FLAvoRING ExTRAcTs.-
The superiority of these Extracts consists
in their perfect purity and great strength.
They are warranted free from the poison
Gus oils and acids which enter into the
composition of many of the Fictitious fruit
flavors now in the market. They are not
only true to their names, hut arc prepared
from fruits oil the best quality, and are so
highly concentrated that u comparatively
small quantity only need be used;
"The best in the world."-[Fifth Avenue
Hotel, N. Y. g.
1--WE find them the best."-Southern
Hotel, st. Louis.
1--WE uso them cxClusively."-ShermAn
House, Chicago.
Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, Manu-.
facturcrs and proprictOrs. For sale By all
grOcers and druggists. may 1l.th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-09

THE largest stock and latest styles Of
WOmen's, Misses and Children's shoes in
the city can be found at Louis V. BlOnTs,
l07 Main street.
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PUTTNG Down GAS PIPR.-'Thc Gas
Company had quite a force of men en-
gagged yesterday in putting down main
pipe on the east side of Fifth street, from
Monroe north, 1t Is to beextCndcd abou,
opposite the colored church. We have
no doubt the residents in that locality
were pleased to see the work being done
rs it will be great convenience to them
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GhHgntelti9eueer:
THURSDAY, JUNE 0, 1870.

New Advertisements.
Steamer Il. X. Hudson.
Good Property for Sale.
Snow White Lime.
Pittsburgh and Norway Iron.
Prices Reduced-Hcnry RoCmer.
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PHOTOGRAPHS of the interiors of Fourth
Street NJ. E. and st. Johns Churches, for
sale at the Partridge Gallery.
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"JUkIPER TAR soar" cures chApped hands
saltrheum, pImpleS, and all cutAncous affections,
rendering tho akin son and smooth. MAnuGc.
tured by CASWELL, HAZARD 4 CO.,
Sold by all DruggistS New York
.ny9t.M, Th. .d&W.
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STEAM OATS.


NOR CINCINNTI, LOUIS ~
u WILLIE AND ST. LOUIS
The tne passenger steamer
r. R. HUDSON. Capt. J. T. RUSSELL
will leave as above. Saturday, June llth, At 5
O'Clock. Pm.
Hereafter passengers will be carried to or from
Marietta and PArkeBburg for $2OO.
For freight or passage apply on board Or 10
g. r. BOOTH i CO.,
Jun9 Agents.
DEGULAR PITTSBURGH ~
II AND WHEELING PACKET. sIsss;
The hno passenger steamer
PETROLIA,. Observation-Disclosures pt. HARLAN,
will leave Wheeling for Pittsburgh every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
AFT O'clock An.
RETURNNO-wIl leave Pittsburgh for Wheel.
Ing every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
AT II O'clock N.
Freight received ut the Wharf Boat At all hours
BY O. II BOOTH i CO.,
mali Agents,
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FOR SALE.

TORsALE.-TWENTY (2W BUILD
Il Ing Lots on Wheeling Island. PRICE $500
each. Terms, 0ne.iOurth cash; the residue IN
equal instruments At one, two and three years.
mSsi' " JNo. p. GILCHRIsT.
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VALUABLE MARTINS FER. I'm IN
RY PROPERTY FOR SALE-Ths iii
subscriber oIsrB for sale his property near W.
the Ferry Landing, Martins Ferry, Ohio, con
slAtinR Of three lots on which Ia building SO by
10 feet, designed for Planning MIL A large en-
Hlne and three boilers, will also be sold with the
property or separately. For information apply
1t the COTTAGE HOUSE, to
ISAAC NEWLAND,
mails Martins Ferry, Ohio.
TOR SALE.-ONE OF THE BEST
Il Lots on the Island, in full view Of tho
Wharf, enclosed with substantial fence, and II
ane well Of water on tho lot; will be sold cheap
npFlB !. IRWIN.
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UONDENSEB TELGGRAMS.

WEDNESDAY,, June o.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
I2s<.
The steamship City OF Brussels has ar
rived at Queenstown.
The steamship Minnesota, from Liver
pool, has arrtvel.
The steamer City OF London, from Liver
pool, has arrived.
The Red Stockings yesterday beat the
Intrepids, OF Philadelpnia; 80 to 10.
The White Stockings of Chicago beat the
Ntagaras at Buffalo, "a 70 II.
Red Cloud and party arrived at Omaha,
yesterday, and leave for home to-day.
The grasshoppers had not made their
appearance in Idaho, up to the llth inst.
The English iron clad Inconstant, is now
generally admitted to be failure, as sea-
going vessel.
The Democrats OF Memphis send fifty
delegates TO the State Convention at
Nashville.
Three children were Instantly killed, yes
terday evening, by the falling of an I'M
Nat. L. Hazer, a respectable young man
OF columbus, ohio, was found dead In his
bed, yesterday morntng. shot through hfs
head.
A-fire at Fulton, Mo, last Saturday. de-
royed Moore's hotel, and badly CiarnaQed
several adjoining buildings. Loss on no.
tel SIS. .0c0; no insurance.
Encoui aging accounts are received from
the North Park gold mines; over eco men
al : already at work In them, and the rush
is increasing.
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The Secretary of the Treasury ha.
| telegraphed to the Collector Of Gus
toms at Wilmington, asking permis
sion for the Cuban privateer Horne
| to proceed TO New York
The President has nominated S. A
Windsor Register of the Land Office
Wyoming Territory.
Col. Ackerman is now on his way to
Washington. and will probably arriv
tomorrow.
The Senate has passed bill author
iz:Dg the First National Bank of Fort
Smith, Ark. to change Its location.
Full regulations concerning fruit
Installations were submitted to Secre-
tary Boutwell, o-day, for approval by
the Commissioner of internal Rsve-
nue..
The Senate Committee on Foreign
AffArs to day agreed to report the
Belgian Cable Bill. 1t reserves to
the Government the free use of the
cable for thirty minutes each day.
This gives the Government daily $50
words free, which, at the present
cable rates of seventy-fve cents a
word, amounts to SIP 80 per day,
and for year, $41. 900 in gold. The
committee also agreed to report the
New Jersey and Bahama Gable Bill.
The President has signed the bill
donating Long Bridge, over the Poto-
mac. to the Southern Extension of
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Letter postage between the United
States and the North German Union
and Austria. is soon to be reduced to
seven cents per half ounce, by direct
steamers. and ten cents in close
mail via England.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, june 21.-The bill
reported to-day by Butler. from the
Committee on Reconstruction, pro-
vides for full and general grace,
amnesty ana ahlivion of certain
wrongful acts, doings or omissions, of
all persons engaged In the late re-
bellion, incurred or forfeited between
the 11th of April. 1861, ,Aand the 20th
Of August 1866, with q full restora-
ton of all rights and privileges lost
or injured thereby, and therein the
following classes of persons aud their
rights and causes are excepted from
all the provisions of this act. and none
other.
First, Those educated at the Mill
tary Academy of West Point, or tie
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Second, Members of either House
of Congress of the So called Confed
crate Congress.
Third, Whoever held an Office,
head of one of the executive depart
ments of the United States, Minister
Plenipotentiary or Minister Resident,
or Judge of any court under tne
United States, or whoever held either
like offices in the Confederate States.
Fourth, Whoever voted for, or
signed any ordinance of secession, or
held an Office as Governor of a State,
while the same was in rebellion.
Fifth, Whoever, while in the ser
vice of the so-called Confederate
States, treated with cruelty, or other
wise than according to the usages of
war, any prisoner of war.
Sixth, Whoever having had charge
of public moneys of the United States
and not duly accounted for, and paid
over the same, and whoever embez-
zled, or secreted public stores, public
goods, chattles, moneys, provisions,
military and naval property of the
United States.
Seventh. All deserters from the
army and navy, and bounty jumpers.
Eighth, All property and rights of
property, acquired by any levy, judg-
ment, or extent, made and executed
upon any lands or tenement goods,
chattles, or other valuable thing what
ever, and sale or forfeiture by conis-
cation, or taxation whereby any rights
or titles that have become vested
either In the United States or In third
persons.
Ninth. Every piece and parcel of
land, however it may be described
and bounded, which now is or has
been used as National Cemetery, in
which the bodies of soldiers of the
United States are inferred. or which
is occupied by the United States for
the purpose of cemeteries, such par
cells of land are hereby declared to be
property of the United States In fee,
by capture In war, and forever dedi-
Gated to the uses and purposes of
cemeteries for soldiers of the United
States, and to be under the sole
| jurisdiction of the United States,
inalienable forever, Provided-That
nothing herein contained shall affect
or impair the validity of any act Of
Congress, removing the political dis
abilities of any person herein ex-
empted from the effects of this act.
This act shall extend to all acts or
emissions by any officer or soldier, or
other agent of the United States, in
carrying out the laws of the United
! States known ~ the reconstruction acts
and hr e1t5 f0r tha gcFaEaUsat OF
faaalAeH aatRs.
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NEW York Items.

NtH AUTA AbCA00s
NEW YoRK, June 21.-A meetinI
of merchants was held yesterday, t.
take united action with q view Il
have the quarantine trouble adjusted
By resort to law if necessary. The
matter will first be presented TO the
quarantine Commissioner, for an ap
peal from the decision of the health
officers; that official claims that he
has been justified in pursuing the
course he has followed, and holds that
he is acting for the best interests of
the whole community.
The regatta of the Manhattan Yacht
Cizo, came off yesterday afternoon, on
East River. A dozen yachts, divided
into three classes, started; the Joe
Jefferson was the winner of the first
class; La FavoIite, of the second and
Skip Jack, of the third. The wealth
er was fine, and the race spirited.
Henry Burgh has received official
notice that the Rhode Island Legis-
lature has incorporated an institution
similar to the New York Society, for
the prevention of cruelty to animals; (;
organized in Quebec, Canada.
A Washington dispatch says a res
olution, offered by Bingham, which
passed the House on Wednesday last,
relating to Cuba, and recommending
the interposition of Brest to prevent
cruelties in that Island hereafter, has
gone to the Committee on Foreign
Relations, and there is the best au-
thority for saying that it will not be
heard of again. The Senate has too
much business to attend to during
the remaining three weeks of the ses-
sion, to enter into any long dis cussion
on Cuban complications, and it is not
likely that the resolution will be con-
sidered by a committee, and it GER
tainly will not be reported to the Sen.
ate unless it is demanded by a vote.
Nearly two hundred emigrants, but
just arrived from Europe, have en-
listed in the United States army, in
this city, in the past few days. The
greater portion of them were sent to
Governors Island yesterday. They
are mostly Germans and Irish.
The story of the $4,000 dollars
paid up life insurance policy present
ed to President Grant, from leading
Republicans of this city, is pure in
vention.
The General Freight Agents of the
New York Central and Hudson River,
Pennsylvania Central and Erie Rail-
road Companies, on Saturday, re-
solved to restore the old high tariff
for freight and cattle on the first of
July.
Judge Blatchford issued an injunc-
ton on one of Anneke Jones's suits
against tho Tri ,stv Nhurob Trustoas
requiring the plaintiff to show by
what authority he undertakes his
action.
Four laborers were severely Injured
yesterday, by the premature explosion
of blast at Haddam, Connecticut.
Judge Blatchford issued a decree
for $21 ,849 in gold, against Felix
Mirrando, Gautamala Consul, for de-
frauding the Government by false
entries of tobacco.
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ARCHITECTS are busily engaged sou
the plans for Captain Mass's new eat.
ing house for the new Union Depot
at Vincennes, which he is determined
shall be the nicest house of the kind
in the whole West. and he expects to
take possession in about three months.
EUdnsUille Journal.
Why couldn't you give due credit
to the architect who is at work on the
plan, Vrydagh, of Terre Haute? He
needs putting less than almost any
other artist ia the country, but it Is
hardly fair to mention his work so
obscurely.-Ierre HaUte Erpress.
Had we known that Mr.. Vrydagh
was the architect, we would cheerful
ly have given him the proper credit.
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a gentleman, who came down on
ae Rose Hite yesterday, furnishes
le following list of sensations that
CURED at Rockport, on Monday:
A CHASTITY DIvoRcE.-A Mrs.
arnes came into town on Monday,
r the purpose Of fling a petition
3r a divorce.
The man who drove her in, and
hose name was not ascertained, got
.unk. and drove his horse through
ain Street at a furious rate, when,
? some unexplained reason, the bug
was overturned. Mrs. Barnes was
rown violently out. and, striking
& head on the curbstone, injured it
81 severely that she died at seven
,lock yesterday morning.
A MURDERoUs MERCHANT. "A
prominont merchant, wAo got his
ightability" infamed by an over
aase Of whisky, drew a knife on an
7ansville man, and made vigorous
forts to approach him. Evansville
tired in hasse-run. Rockport pur-
sued, knife in hand, chasing him
q ound town at very lively rate, but
without damage. The merchant was
rested, and found bail for his ap-
rance for trial.
IN IMPUDENT UPsTART.-A young
a, from an up river city, less than
ousand miles from New Albany,
oped at the Verandah Hotel few
5, and became deeply enamored of
She beauty that passed him his steak
and coffee.
Being enamored. be gave express
sion to his weakness, and even be-
orne more demonstrative. even to the
ing on Of hands.
The beauty resented the insolence
by having the jackanapes arrested,
and a fine of $12 was imposed.
Covered with modification and
oaEgrin, the young squirt did not wait
for public conveyance. but hiring a
boy to take him out of town, fed as
a01n as the Justice permitted him to
la4ve.
At this rate Rockport will soon
strip this city in the production of
lsations.
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MISmanaeement

The S9ngeTfest partakes somewhat
the character OF a musical con-
ntion, to which all lovers of the
rt divine" are invited. Popular en-
usiasm has been wrought to the
CHEST pitch, to be so mewhat abated,
lWever. BY gross blunders on the
.rt Of the management. The under
king was a gigantic one. 1t is true,
1t ample time was given for the con-
nation of all details; the munici-
i authorities have eheerfully acced-
to every request; our citizens have
eely responded TO the calls made
oon them, and there was an evident
sposition on tho part of the most
itioAl connoisseurs to give cOHLenr
rose to all their allusiors to
le great musical fete. But these
owing auticipations have not been
aalized; on the contrary, many who
TENDED the concert last evening will
p OF soon forget the annoyance and
notification to which they were sub
acted.
We will not repeat the list Of griev
noes detailed by two of our morning
contemporaries. nor can we endorse
he term "mild.form of fraud" used
one of them. If fraud means, as
does. deceit or artifce, it certainly
as suf6cient TO answer for without
leing Obliged to bear the burden of
xcessive stupidity, for anything more
tupid than the management Of this
estiyal which had in it all the elements
IF success, it has never been our ill
ortuue to witness.-CtR. Chronicle.
All the Cincinnati papers complain
IF the management of the S@ngeriest.
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Congressional Summary.

4OES0AA1 GAS
SENATE. - Sherman, from the FinancS
Com mmlttee, reported the non-con currence
In the House amendments TO the Senate's
currency bill, and asked for Committee
of Conference. The House bill to pave
Pennsylvania Avenue passed. Sundry
bills and memorials were introduced,
among the latter, one asking for $500, 900 q
year for twenty ears, to establish inter-
national telegraph lines to Japan, China
and Europe The Postoff1ce appropriation
bill was proceeded with. Trum bulls
lege to the Departments, was rejected
Ramgey's proposition to repeal the
franking privilege was amended by
prohibiting any allowance FOR stamps
or increased pay TO Senators or Repre-
sentatives in consequence of the repeal
~ ihe ranking privilege, Ramsey =
DAB EleH nHt @-e ElBu urC
6GeEHz 20 14 as gre IcNHu aE
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Evansville Journal Company,
Evansville, Indiana.

Bertha UhI VS.. William Uhl. In the Court
of Common Pleas, Of VanderburQh
County. September Term, 1870.
~ on file in the office OF the Clerk OF said
Court that the defendant In the above en-
titled causse Is nonresident of the State
of Indiana
Notice is hereby given to said William
Uhl OF The pendency of this action, and
that the same will stand for trial at the
to De begun and held a. the Court House,
IN the city OF Evansville, county Of Van
derOurghs and state OF Indiana, On the
first Monday in September, 1870.
Witness, Eoren SOTensOD, Clerk OF said
ts1-- a-EE EA60# CLERK.
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INDIANAPoLIs, June 21.-A num-
Der OF delegates to the Y. III. q. A.
Convention have arrived. including
representatives from New Hampshire,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kansas and
Canada. The Convention will be or
ganized at 10 o'clock to morrow.
CYNTHIANA, KY, June 21.-A re-
ligious discussion, involving special
points of difference between the
Methodist and Campbellite, or Chris
tian, beliefs, commenced here to-day
between Rev. Jacob Ditzler, of the
Methodist Church. and Rev. L. B.
Wilkes, of the Christian Church.
Mr.. Berr Pittman, of Cincinnati, is
reporting it. with view to its publ
cation
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-22

LIFE OF CHARLES DICKENS. by DR..
R. Shelton Mackenzie, with Papers,
Recollections, Anecdotes aud Letters,
by "Boz," never before collected.
T. B. Peterson & Bro, No BOG Chest.
nut Street, Philadelphia, have in
press, for immediate publication, the
Life of Charles Dickens. twill con-
tain, beside full history of his life,
his uDeollected pieces in prose and
verse; Recollections and Anecdotes. as
well as Letters never before publish
ed and will trace the entire career of
the great Novelist from the time of
his birth and first connection with
Journalism as a reporter, to its unex-
pected and lamented termination on
the 9th of June 1870. By DIR. r. Shell
ton Mackenzie. Ii will also contain
a new engraved likeness of Charles
Dickens, taken from a photograph
for which he sat few days prior to
his death. The whole will be issued
.re iuodeiwc volnme. bound
-uiisl WttE FateTspns
ar.eH aiaela et 4hs Jcmplefs