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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-17
Comedy, Opera, Burlesque and
Dancing.

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIR- AZ
J. tue Of Deed Of Trust made to mo ~
BY William II. Woods and Sarah r., his
wife, bearing date the 9ith day Of August, 1868,
and OF record In tho Recorders office Of Ohio
County, West Virginia, In Deed Book "a, paEe
ST9, TO which more particular reference n tNate,
l shall on SATURDAY, the 18th dny Of April,
1870, at ten o'clock at the front door Of tue Court
House Of Ohio county, proceed to sell a. public
auction, To the highest and best bidder, the tol;
lowing described real estate situated In the said
county, about three miles north Of the City Of
Wheeling, and bounded by tho lands OF Robert
B. Woods, heirs Of A. p Woods, A. n. Jacobs
and County Road, with privilege Of . twenty
foot 0utletto tho Ohio River, containing about
eIRhty.hYe acres, moro or less, OF coal underly.
Ing and adjacent to the above mentioned land,
described as six feet vein, and Of superior
quality.
lAS CrAwley tho punctnal payment Of ptomls.
sorry note for Five Thousand Dollars, bearing
date tho eth day Of August, 1855, and payable to
tho order Of the said Nicholas CraWley at the
Merchants National Bank Of Wheeling, one year
aGer the date thereof for value received, with In.
tercst from date. This sale iS made to pay the
principal Of tho said note, with interest thereon
HON the 18th day Of August, 1860, till paid, and
tho costs Of this sale. .iH-
mAIndefof the purchase money IN three equal
instruments Of ak, twelve and eighteen months,
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred In.
stalments, bearing interest from date, 70 he Sc
cured by deed OF trust upon tho property sold, or
the title will be retained until tho notes arc paid
|. Selling a trustee I will convey only such title
as IL vested In me under said deed OF trust al
though II ID believed 10 DO und0nbted.
]. F. UPDEGRAFF,
mario nf H Trustee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NHILDRENs LIVES SAVED FOl

CHILDREN'S LIVES SAVED FOR
~ 90 CENTs.-ThOusands Of Children die
annually Of Group. Now, Mothars, II you would
spend 70 cents, and alwayS have bottle Of Dr..
Tobias Venetian Eminent In the house, you
never need fear losing your little one when at
tucked with this complaint Its now u years
since have put up my LInimsnt, and never
heard Of child dying Of Group when my Linl'
mont was used; but hundreds OF cures have been
reported to me, and many state II It was $40 per
bottle they would not be without 1t Besides
which, It 10 q certain cure for Cuts, Burns, Head
ache, ToothAchO, Sore Throat swelllngS, MumpS,
Collie, DIarrhGd, DySentery, SpasmS, Old Sores
and Pains In the Limbs, Back and Chest. No
one once tsiOs ItwhO 10 ever without IL 1t IL
warranted perfectly safe TO take internally. Full
directions with every bottle. Sold BY tho Drug.
gistS and and Stor6koepers In tho United Statcs.
Depot, 10 Park PiAee, NY. maEs'd&w
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A RADICAL REVOLUTION HAS
IA boon accomplished in hair dyes. Tho
horrible compounds containing LEAD, SALT
and SULPHUR arc discarded. Tho, leading
chemists ImplorO the pablienot 10 use them, and
Professor Chiffon, whose reputation Is second TO
that Of no analytical chemist In America, has
recommended
CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
as = PERFECTLY INNoCUoUS ARTICLE,
which may DO used without fear. Remember, II
10 tho only ono that has been analysed and found
wholesome. Its effects arc instantaneous, and
tho eoIorS It impArtS natural. 'At
CRIsTADoROs HAIR PREsBRvATIvE, as
a Dressing, acts like a charm on the Hair after
pyeIng. Tryit marSd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-17

THOSE OF OUR READERS WHO
L. have daughters to educate are anxious to
select the most thorough, comprehensive, and
hlgh.toncd school IN which 10 do Il. We cheer.
fully recommend tho Young Ladies' Institute OF
this city rs being one Of this ClasS-beyOnd
doubt tho most complete In al itS appointments
IN tho State. Hero young lady can be educated
10 ali almost any position IN life. Some Of the
guagCs. the art Of Composing, Music, OIL Paint
Ing, Tclegnphing, DC. In fGct: this ~ the tnsti;
tution fol young lady to attend to become well
and generally informed.
Tho building Is furnished with all the modern
improvements. Time 10 nearly Of hand for the
opening Of tho next term, consequently those
who intend sending should make Immediate 4p'
plIcatlOp 10 secure admission, and give time for
home preparation. Wo invita- attention to the
advertisement In another column giving rates for
boarding pupils. You may possibly see Amil.
a. name SSEong thosS o. taE ,i in5as a
fnaF3.d&B '-. "7 "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-17

ONE Of the most vCxatiOus annoyaucs
to which the subscribers Of morning
newspaper are subjected, arises from the
deprcdations oil the thieves who steal the
papers after they are delivered by The car
riers in the morning. Our daily list Of
complaip MS indicates that this offence is
quito too common for tho satisfaction OF
publisher or subscriber. The circum-
stances favor IMMUNITY, but vigilance on
the part of the subscribers will OCCASION
ally detect a thief
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-17

AMONG tho various apprchensions that
disturb the public mind is the dread that
the remains Of the lamcntcd Burliugame,
like those of Mr.. Peabody, may be made
the subject Of another solemn carnival.
Such possibility is so well defined in
some quarters that 1t Is alluded to as ian
atrocious project" as preparations were
under way Mt this very moment to give
his body the rite Of what is called "pro-
longe.l sepulturc" Itlsto be hoped TINT
the respect and good sense of his immc-
diate friends and relatives will intervene
10 prevent this, cOnsummation by no
means devoutIy to be wished for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-17

THERE Is the greatest possible indigna-
ton against the captain Of the Bombay,
and If the official investigation docs not
clear him Of tho charges made against
him, Congress will call on tho Prcsilcntto
demand of the British Government thAt
they deal with linn us they would with
any criminal guilty of murder. Some
propose that the Secretary of State make
aformal demand for him and that he be
brought TO trial in m American court.
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Editorial Work.

No profession Is more laboriOuS, Or I'M
poses a severcr and more constant strain
on the mental powers, than the editorial
care of a daily journal. The ifsof the
age is 80 broad and intense, the demands
Of the public so cxacting, and competition
in the largo cities SO eager, that an ambi'
tious journalist has little rest night OF
day The bow Is rarely unbent, and often
breaks from high tension. Mr.. Raymond
of the New York Times, u nun Of splendid
physique, and singular facility for work
broke down in his prime simply from over
taxing his powers.
A similar instance has recently occurred
in France, though the editor was not con
nected with the daily press, and came I'M
der intense mental strain only ono day In
two weeks, NJ. Dc FORBADE has won a
high reputation throughout Europe for the
political summary he has prepared every
fortnight for the Recuc deS Deu1 WOade'
one Of The ablest papers in the world.
This summary, from the care with which
1t was prepared, and its profound insight
into the political relations Of the leading
States, was eagerly read by practical
statesmen no less than by business men,
One Of It's chief merits was It's incorpora-
ton Of the latest news. up to the very
night previous to the appearance of the
paper. Such completeness in articles,
which lnerited the name Of elaborate po'
Iitical essays, was constant surprise to
the public. Re
A writer in one Of our exchanges
gives full sketch Of the method followed
by tho brilliant journalist to reach this
end:
ale went down 10 the Office very early
In the morning, the room was full q
newspapers, Continental, English, Ameri'
can, spread out before him. CHANGING Ovel
these and over whatever kilograms might
have arrived, he saw, so to speak, how
things stood. His thinking had been done
beforehand; all that remained was to give
Il expression. First, like prudent Gen
eral, he attended TO the CommiSsa-
discussing II outlet before any
other topic Of the day, and open
ing o large bottle Of good Bor'
dcaux. Then-wlatcvG physicians might
have said to such course-he had the
table cleared and went to work forthwith
One slip of paper after another was cover
ed with his rapid writing. A copying
clerk could hardly have beaten him ir
mere speed. There was no hesitation as
TO tho hest phrase, no correcting, no can
ceiling, no adding. Straight OH he went
until after the first few hours Of his labor
another feat had to be performed. FOrby
that time the prOof:sllects Of his first sheets
were ready, and were brought 10 him. In
terrupted thus, he revised them, and then
forthwith resumed this brilliant imper.
sOnation on paper, rarely, If ever, losing
the thread OfthOuglt Orargumcnt. It was
late in the afternoon before lie could leave
his table; when be did so his head WIS
heavy and dull, his eyes were blOOd.slIOt
and sore, but the chrOniquo was written
and revised. Tint De FORBADE broke
down and died in the prime of life is, per
haps, not very surprising"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-17

THE new postage stamps will probably
Do ready for use in April. They arc said
TO be much better than those now In use.
We cannot eco that they could be much
worse, and as We have had several
changes lately We hope tho national de.
slgncr haSpitched this time upon stamp
that will stick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-17

A BILL has pissed one branch Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature imposing fine
Of tiitydOllars or Imprisonment, for selling
or exposing for sale my impure, adultcra.
ted or uhwhOlcsOme milk. 4 similar
penalty is provided for the misdcmcanor
Of keeping milch COWS in a crowded or
unhealthy condition, or feeding them with
food that produces bad milk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-17

Our sEu.WEExLY.-The Semi Week.
" ISrELL1aExCER Is becoming layoritc
with many who have hitherto contented
themselves with the Weekly. The price
of subscription Is very moderate, and the
sheet Is brimfhl Of the choicest and freshest
.nodir,r. .-...,...-...- ---.--..-l., - .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-17

GovENoR Scott Of South Carolina,
thinks tho election in Whittcmorc's dis
trict will take place in Nay. There Is
much indignation among prominent Re
publicans in the State at the course pur.
sued by Whittemorc, and u very general
feeling among such that his election
would disgrace the State, and be a severe
blow to tho party there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-17
r AUGHL1Ns EXPEoToRANT 81.

T AUGHLINS EXPECToRANT SY-
hRuP.-Among the many things rcquIred du'
'riag this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
COMFORT and EASE this Syrup stands among tho
arlt It has becg betbrc the public how for is
years and has gitca tho most entire satisfaction.
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
'and1IoARSENEss, should not be wIthoutit, as
1t will afford speedy relief in most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest Of Lungs. FOR cRoUP-Cau DO
relied on 10 extreme cases. FOR wIIoopING
C0UGH-Invariably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE THRoAT-Keep the ThroatmoiAt with Il,
VIOLENT CoUGHs-Yiel to itS continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally. Z.
LAUGHL1N, SMITH d CO.,
F5 Wholesale Druggists,
Jams arf Main St., Wheeling.
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nIRn..

LoONIs.-On Mach 18th, 1870, at Stanford,
Conn, Ms, ESFHKRL LINCOLN LOOKS. wife OF Dr..
L. c. LOOmiS, formerly Of Wheeling Female Col
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-17

A CORRESPONDENT thinks Brick POmc.
roy intends retiring from business In New
York, and that This determination fails,
It Is probable that the sheriff will assist
him" .''2IHr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-17

WTOA[EN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Mcn-thC true eStI.
mate Of woman.-the happlncss Of an honorable
marrlage.ths fearful Social Evils Of tho day
tho cause and enrc. Sent free, In sealed snvGl.
opOs. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
p philadelnhia. Pa. tan39d&V
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pRANDRETHs PILLS. THEIR
u great value consists in this: They may BIO
used so'long aG any disease Affects any Of the or
CANS Of tho body; and BY thus peFsevCrng In their
use the disease will DO cured, and tho body re-
stored TO health, moo from every faint and impu'
rtty. Their reputation proVoS their merit.
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Debt proper. 81, 968,0Q9 10
Investments Of tho State, and in which
the public debt had It's origin, exclusive Of
the $3,Ol5,505 % bank stock probably lost
by the war, were, on the list day Of Janu.
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Thomas Smith, Coroner and Justice Of the
Peace, HaStings.on.the.H Hudson, says BrandFoth's
Pills cured him Of DyTpepSIa and Heartburn,
when every other medicine had failed 10 relieve
him. Certificate dated April 3, 1888.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-17

Dr.. Turner, Of Savannah, Ca, says no has, for
nearly forty years, recommended BrandrCth's
Pulls % specific in Yellow Fever; that he never
knew 1 patient 10 die who took them for this
malady, being otherwise sound. Their prompt
use tAkOs ont OF the body those matters which
feed tho fatality Of tho disease. As . general
tAmily medicine he cOnGIderS them far in advance
Of all others, and hero he speaks from personal
Oxpcrienee Of their qualities.
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NATURES OWN RELIABLE REM
~ edy. They arc Applo-seed like, taStoleSsan
lnodoFouS. Mild, but CaectuAl.
The CALLAHAN GRAINS or "sEEDS" are tho
great NERyH TOXIC and ApCrisnt They curs
slsk.HCadAehe, Constipation, Indigestion, Dill
IouSuCsS, Irregularities, and general Nerve De-
bIllty. ...
children readily take the now Household REM
Ody.
Sold In membrAnouO pouches, containing 70 to
80 Grains As originally putup. tI
= PoR SALE NJ
LAUGHLIN, SMITH &'C0.i
noV8-6m TI'IHI,f Ut sFr
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NOTICE. n
REDUCED PRICES!
GROCERY LINE,

ct. PATRICK's LECTURES.
ID There wilt be Lecture In tho Cathedral
on tho night OF March 18th, OF ~ O'Clock, BY tho
Rev, Robert KGleher Of St. VincentG College.
Subject: "St. Patrick's Mission to ireland.
Afmlaslnn Fifty COntE. maFi5
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NOTICE. THERE WILL BE A
In meeting Of tho Refill Mercantile ASsoclA.
tIOn at Fifth Ward Engine Hall noxt Friday eVon.
Ing, March 18th, ut " o'clock.
Retail Dealers throughout tho City and Ritchie'
town arc invited 10 attend.
niArl6IH q. q. M, Secretary.
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Commercial and Financial.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OgrcE o. DAILY lNEELtIGESCES. H.

ORPICE or DAILY lNTELLlGENcEh. !
"WEDNESDAY, June s, 1870.
Market very steady, except on refined sugars,
which have advanced Y cent, and are held more
firmly. Flour excited aud advanced. Provisions
steady but unchanged. Mr.. Phillips, of CIncin'
nati, thus speaks of provisions there: "The
market has relapsCd into dull state. There Is
light demand from all quarters. Eothing'iS do
Ing beyond JObbIng trade; still, holders are
not forcing any stun on the market, believing
this dull spell only temporary. The adviccl nom
the South report light stock generally, but buy.
ers from that section arc scarce, and only take
what their immediate wants require"
BurTER-The demand has fallen OF with In the
last few days, and the market Is weak and dr0op'
lug. We now quote At IS 10 lSc for choice.
BRooXs-$3 50GS 20 ? dozen;
BEAHB-Dull 81 00G3 o per buahcl
CHEEsE-l4Ni6c for Dairy and Goshen.
CARBON Ou-Wo quote standard brands At &c
and no charge for package -,
CoFFEE-We quote prime to choice Rio at 81
099Hc; choice to fancy 3S9@S%c.
DRIED FRUIT-No sale.
EG0s-FlrIn, with u fnlr demand attic.
FIsH-Lakc Herring 81 %: White Fish $s 70;
Lake Shad 81 25: No. medium MAckercl - 70:
No. 9. medium IS 30; No. large Sl4 W for hall
barrels.
FLorR-FIrm and advanced. We now quote
fancy at g COOS OO; white wheat At 90 C9GS 20
red wheat family Ut s. 1896 Oo' Ryo Flour nj
GR4IX- Whtdt-FIrm and prices were main.
taIncd ut 81 Is for whitC and 81 10 ior No.
red. COrn-Is also drm ut SIC. OdtS-,Dull ut S5c'
with supply In excess Of demand. Hyf-sOc'
B1rey-NO demand.
GLGsS-First quality Sxi0, 81; i0xl9. q q
second quality sxl0, $S OO; lOxl3, g. 80 y box Of
90 feet. Discount 10 per cent.
GTSsENG-40c 3 lb.
HAT-DCmand light. Loose may be quoted At
SO 90. BalGd-$l3 0O.
LARD On-LOwer at Sl3S for extra winter
E%Hs-lOd to cod, 81 %; Sd to Cd. 81 IS; Cd
TO I'd, 81 b1
P0rHToEs-Q Quiet and unchanged u, sS0sOc per
PRSvrsloxs-Alarkct steady, at quotations.
Mess Pork $3l; sugur-crred canvaS+ed hams 2lC1
2lkc; family canVassGd do, l9Hc; plain hams
lS%c; shouIders 14c; clear sides lsc; clcar Hb
IucE-VCry lrm; prime S. G. Yc.
RAGs-COtton, &c per pound. 10000.
SYRUTs-Baltimore 6Ot6Sc; New York 7SGSOe;
Choice Drlps sc.
Su0ARs-NCw Orleans l2XGtl3Xc: Porto Rico
ll6IaXC; Cuba l191lHc; Crushed iiHGi5c; a
Coffee l4c: d Coffee lS3c; c Coffee lSSc'
SODA-Dcst New Castle 6c In ECg.
SOAp-Famlly exc; German SIC; Eastern IL
STARCU-Tftsc: Maizena, l9[eItc.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead l?c z lb.; shot s. VI
2 bag.
SNUrP-7Uc; dc. In boxes OF six dozen s. %.
TORACco-FIrm; Manufactured unchanged /;
Navy GSTt7Gc; dark lOa aud " GSlsI5c; bright lOa
and " 7HGSOc.
81 3Gbl GO: Black $iGDl 10.
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.

Al.lEUHESfI June o.
CATrLE.-Thc run OrCattlc was heavier
than for some time past, und the holders
complained bitterly that they were max
Ing no money. The arrivals were 2S!
Car loads. Allowing 1S head TO the car
we have 5l1 head Of stock on the mar.
ket, not including IN unusual number OF
grass cattle which were driven in from
neighbOring counties-73 head in oil. The
country cattle, or grass fed, did not look
as well rs they should, being evidently
hurried in before they were in proper
condition for the market. The supply
was so far in excess Of the demand that
prices fell off some 50@75c per Cwt. On
good stock, and fully 81 90 on common.
During the extremely warm weather the
butchers do not kill so many cattle, be-.
cause there is not so much meat used, and
the butchers prefer the light cattle to the
fat smooth, for the same reason, COnsG.
uuentlv the light stock found more
ready market this morning. Below will
be found the sales:
N. Carr sold II head Pennsylvania cat
tie ut those.
NJ. Warner sold 80 head Illinois cattle at
7@S4c.
J. Il s. Needy sold "a head Ohio cattle
at SG89c.
Charles Bycrs sold 1s head Illinois cat.
tie at 7@9c.
Limerick e Co. sold II head country
cattle at 7G1S4c.
S KrousO sold s heiferS weighing 1000
lbs, at GQD7C. .
Rothschilds & z. sold 40 head Wash
ington county cattle at 81 O0@9 50.
J. GrosnCt sold 8 head Washington
county stock ut SIC,
SHEEP.-ThG run of sheep and lambs
was greatly in excess Of the demand,
nearly 1000 head being on the market.
The warm weather operating against
butChcring and vegetables being SO ahund.
ant, combine To cause n great falling of in
the home consumption. The market
dragged slowly to the close, when it was
found nearly halt the number were left
over unsold. Prices were pretty much on
the side of the buyer. Ono extra bunch
sold ut IS 50 per head. but the average
for prime to good sheep did not reach
above s. 00 per head. Below will he
found the sales
Jacob EmmCl sold 10 head Mercer
county sheep at $2Gj per head,
]. Weaver sold 1863 Beaver county sheep
at 30 per lb. ..-
$. 4. Vandiver sold 10 Butler county
sheen and lambs-thG former at 81, and
the latter at 50 OO09 so per head.
IEods-As usual this market is devoid
of all animation. There were some few
hogs on sale, but the transactions being
entirely retail nrc not worth quoting,
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KANSAS.
A Letter Descriptive Of tho Coun-
.I|. try.
LAKE SIBLEY, KANaAs,
NTn,, Or IoSn Il.

\ Letter DeScflpIlVc OF inc Couna
.lH.s try.
LAKE SHELLEY, KANsAs, !
....| . May 25, 1870. !
To he W4tsling LrteQIgeTerr.
Having been II resident Of Tyler cOun.
ty, Virginia, for q number Of years, and
served as a soldier In the 9Th Virginia
Volunteer Infantry (Fcdcral), at the close
of the war emigrated 10 the West, and
havO permanently located in Cloud couil'
", Kansas; and as an lndncemCnt to many
friends and acquaintance Of Centreville
and vicinity TO cmigratc 10 the West,
respectfully submit the following dcsCrip'
tion Of Cloud county, Kansas:
The entire surface Of this county is
drained by those magnificent streams, the
Republican and Solomon and their
branches The course Of the Republican
and Solomon is from northwest TO south
east. There are several places on the Re
publican, within Cloud comfy, where
there is watCr.pOwer sufficient to
build up large manufacturing towns.
The Republican and Solomon arc skirted
with timber, tlanke,l by broad alluVial
prairics, from which, on either side, rise
gently swelling dCclivitics, which scpa.
rate the undulating upland plateaus from
the river bottom land.
The scenery Of this country Is pic.
turcsQuG beyond measure, and II would
task tie descriptive powers of many able
pens to portray its beauties. Buffalo
Creek, tributary OF the Republican, from
the West, enters that stream three miles
above Lake Sibley. It is finely timbered
and abouuds with maguCslan limestone.