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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-25


TRUSTEES ,SAI4E-BY VIRTUE
i Of deed Of trust executed by P. G. I'LL.
dreth and 8. J. IIldrgth, his wife, dated January
18Th, 1868, and recorded In the Office Of the Re.
cor(er for Ohio county, IN deed book afy'tour,
page $40, will, a. trustee Iu said deed at tho
front door Of tho Court House OF Ohio cou1ty,
on SATURDAY THE 19TH DAY on. FEBRUAHT,
1870, proceed 10 sell at 10 o'clock In the morn
log, thr following described property, convey.
cd By said deed. to witt Parts Of lots SIX
or NO much thereof ns may bu necessary, lying
and being In tho City OF Wheeling, situate on
the south aide Of Lindsay street, East Wheeling,
aud being the same property conveyed TO the
raid +. O. Hlllrcdth by the Howard Iron Works,
by deed dated 18th january, 1903. For more
full description Of said property reference
made to tho said last mentioned deed. The said
deed was given to secure the payment 81 three
prornIREOFy notes madO by said +. q. Ilildrcth,
tach for $500 dollars with interest from date,
dated 18th january, 1858. payable In six, twelve,
and eighteen months AFTER date, respectively 10
Tic order OF himself, Gald notes were given for
tho deferred paymClkB on tho purchase OF said
Howard Iron Works. The interest on the amount
Hacutetl has been paid up 10 tho 18th day Of Jan.
ulary 1870 and &, 100 o. Of the principal debt ID
paid, IoaYingA balance due ~ Of tho day OF sale
Of 81, ZOO % Of principal and 81 " Of Interest
Trims or SALE:-One.thIEd cash, tho balance
In slx and Twelve months, with Interest and So
Cudty, ). J.. HlLDkETH'
Jan 10 '''''" Trustee.
The above sale d postponed until wEDXEs.
DAY, rlIE ,9ru DAT or MAlICM, at the SanG place
and hOur.n ~ ~, s. !. HlLDRETH,
feb3I '".'''' il. ~, . Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-25

The PureSt and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL In the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy lIven,
upon the sea shore, Its perfectly purc and sweet
Ask for "IIazarl & CaSwsll's Cod Liver OIL"
manufactured by y-
Bold by all DruegiSts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-25

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY rs, 1870.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements. d
Steamer St. Charles.
For Salc-Brickyard.
Al Reduced Prices.
For Sale.
BrOOms, BrOOms. r
Fourth Lecture,
Entertainment Mt Washington Hall.
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THEY are still selling those genuine
%IIalebme corsets for 75 cents At Camp
bell & Har(lcn's. f''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-25

You can buy tho Hadlcy Machine
Thread ut 90 cents per dozen ut Campbell
& Harden's$ II Is the best in the market
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-25

TIAuRAs CORPUS CAsE.-Judge Hoke
will resume the hearing of the Hopkins
Archer haIeas e0tpus case this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-25
ko!s;:.k!!!!. 90!
.,.h.y .,.r.l - ~

Is a remedy Of IIoaderfgI Rsieay In the CURE of
diseases Of tho R1dneys and Bladder IafAeS
affections Il Is as near specific az any remedy can
De. 1t docs It's work kindly, silently and Surtiy,
The REliGr which It Affords Is both certain and
ptraGpilbt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-25
i JOHN ARMSTRONG.

NTOTICE:;-=F0R SALE ONE SEC
In ond Hand Steam Engine, SK In Cylinder,
~ feet stroke. - "''~0 - No.
Persons Wishing to purchase can sec II running
at tho Wheeling Wagon and Carriage Co.'S rs
tabIiShment, ! doors above the Post 0fiICe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-25

TAMILY FLOUR 1900.
100 Barrels 'Gem Of tho wos" XXX
Family, just received and for sale by
fsbiS N, REILLY.
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NOR SALE 70 CLOSE AIN ES!! IN ~
u TATE.-ThO GrstclasS DWELLING llt
HDDSE situated on .tht.hGgth fAst Sdtnct; -
MrS. Carter, There Is afgll lot and the house y
In as good condition as tho day Il was built
everything shout tho prehttGaB In thorough re
pair Possession giVOn on the list Of April, 1910
ADply TO Nlu,J. p. LEWIS
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSON.

Member Of the Royal College Of surrse, I,
don,i Graduate Of one Of tie most eSIS,S,f'
lcRes In tho United States, md the RreitTt Y.
ofHhoBe life has been spent In the bobhE !.
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elseUS,s \.
effected some Of the mort astonishing an, \,
WCreevCr known. Many troubled wifi HIM
tho head and ears when asleep, ereat IST,,
ness, being alarmed at sudden S6uudI nm
meas, with frequent blu8hlng, ATTENDED -
times with arrangement Of mind, WOfe AK /
HIadiakAlF. H.
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FOR SALE.


MAN STREET BUILDING LOT
-Nl- FOR 6ALR.-I am authorized 10 sell the
mIddled twenty-five Ca feet Of tho lot immedi.
AteIy south Of Il. K. List Il Coie new warehouse
on Main street, This Il considered one OF the
hest locations for bualucsN house In tho city.
THOS. O'BRIEN, F..
Ecb9l ItOal EStAte Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-25

HAMILT0N MILLS FLOUR
Ii 40 Barrels RxtEa Family, f.n
dust received and for sale BY
frb&1 n. REILLY
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CHEAP COUNTER.

EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
u ngr3t 31GL lHl ole
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-25

Married Persons, or Young Men eou,,rs,
marriage, being aware Of PhysIeal T5SSt
Organic Debility, Deiormltles, speedily ~
He.Who plaee& himself under the al W /.
may Fellgi odSly eonade In his honor d ~.
man, and confidently rOly upon bic ain ~ S.
HIeilf "1S
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especially, who have become the vistln,J,
tAry Vice, that dreadful and destruritt y
which annually sweeps 10 an uniImsIT Y
thousands Of Young Men Of the mo't y, ~
talents and brilliant intellect, who mIO1 e
wise have ENHANCED listening SeaStoSS a, g
thnndeD Of Oloqueneey OF walked d S.ssGs.s
living lyrO, may call with full conadGaSS SIS
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-15

spokesman to be off about his business
Here the matter ended. tits to be hoped
that the more thoughtful of the strikers
will see the folly of their movement and
60 to work again to- day. In the mean
time an abundance of stone cutters can
be and will be obtained from San Fran
cisco, and but little delay will be made
in the work There is some little diff
Guilty in getting a full supply of large
stone from the quarry; but the Commits
sioners were here yesterday, and little
doubt is to be entertained that every
thing will 60 along smoothly in a day
or two
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-15

| THE LEE FAMILY.-The great Lee ia
mily was far more consequential than
the Washington family, and sprung from
one Richard Lee, who settled on the
Lower Potomac, with slaves, about 1910,
and whose great-grandsous were Richard
Henry, Francis Lightfoot and Arthur,
all big patriots in office or harness.
Light Horse" Harry Lee, father of
the great rebel General, was an obscure,
collateral branch of the Lee family, and
be had two crops of children, having
married twice. The first crop was head
ed by Henry Lee. and in the second
crop came Robert E Lee. The history
of the latter we all know but few have
ever beard of his half brother, Henry.
Henry Lee was a fox-huuting gentleman,
who seduced young lady of Westmore-
land county and then refused to marry
her. He spent the whole of bis large
property, and, when not fox hunting,
figured in a small way in literature. AT
last be was reduced so low that be peti.
toned for a foreign Ministership, and
was nominated for it BY Jackson but
his enemies followed him to Washington,
exposed his peccadiloes, and the Senate
rejected him. He had already gone
abroad with his wife, fully expecting to
be confirmed, and it is supposed that he
lived in extreme penury and remorse in
Paris for he never returned to the
United States.-Gath, Of the Chicago
Tribune
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-15

In THE DISTRICT Court for Ormsby coun-
ty, Judge S. II. Wright, presiding, in the case
of Jonas Wilder VS.. A. D. Treadway, a jury
trial was waived, and the parties to the suit
examined, under oath, in their own behalf,
the defendant Treadway introducing two bills
Of sale and patent for land including that
claimed by plaintiff Wilder. The case was
argued by counsel and taken under advise
ment by the Court. The State of Nevada VS..
II. A. Rhoades, administrator of E. Rhoades,
deceased, ct al; on motion of Attorney Gen.
eral Clarke the Court ordered that plaintiff
have leave to file amended and supplemental
complaint; and the Clerk was ordered to
issue summons to j. Steiner, administrator
of A. koneman, deceased, in accordance with
said amended complaint. Ellen E Adams
vs.. Cyrus Adams, suit for divorce; demurrer
heretofore considered sustained, and ordered
that plaintiff amend her complaint and file
the same Immediately, and that defendant
have until the 2lst to answer. State vs. John
Buckley; judgment OF Court below reversed
and case dismissed without cost to plaintiff.
Charles H. Jones VS.. NJ. Y. Stewart; testi-
mony received and the case taken under ad-
visement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-15
THE DAILY APPEAL
Wednesday Morning, June Is, 1870

SUMMIT FLUMING CoMPANY-Articles
of Incorporation under the above named
title were filed in the County Clerk s
office yesterday for the purpose oftrans.
hitting wood and timber from the ST.
erras west of Carson, to market. Cap
itol stock, $50, 900; twenty FIVE shares.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-15
G. 0 NJ p A r f.
pELow Is A TABULAR STATEMENT OF

DELOW Is TABULAR STATEMENT OF
- the proportion Of tie Premiums paid to sew
eral Life Insurance Companies which have been
returned to policy holders as dividends, since the
organization If the Companies The figures are
taken from the sworn -tatementsof the respective
Companies to the Commissioners of Insurance.
As Life Insurance rates, in all companies, are in
every case higher than tho estimated cost Of in.
surance, there is, or oupht to be, at the end of
each year surplus, which varies according TO the
expenditures arising from working expenses,
death claims etc.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-15

THE SILVER STAR BASE BALL CLUB are
practicing daily and in their late games
exhibit much improvement. They an-
ticipate a lively season shortly. They
have challenged the giles of San Fran
cisco to a home and home game (best
in 3 for the hampionship of the Pa
cific Coast, the frs, game to be played
on the Eagles grounds in San Francisco
on the 25th June. They have also
challenged the Pacifcs ofSan Francisco,
a club in Stockton, the Capital and Sac
ramento clubs of Sacramento City and
the Wide Awakes of Oakland They
will probably leave here on the ed inst
and return home about the 4th of July
They will play single games during their
trip With all except the Eagles.
Now it is important, with their ardu-
ons work before them, that the Silver
Stars should have plenty of effective
practice ard to that end we urge all
our base ball players to hold themselves
in readiness, every day, at O'Clock 10
the afternoon to meet and practice with
them on their grounds-the Orphans
Home lot, Warm Springs Road We
have confidence that our club Will make
u creditable tour in California and we
trust that all who can 10 amy manner aid
taem in perfec'ing themselves will do so.
The nine who will GO from here are as
follows: Beals, Pitcher; Ber,hrong, |
Catcher; McLane, 1T Base; Finney,
81 Base; Day, 81 Base; Burgesser,
Short Stop; Parkinson, Left Field
Sellers, Center Field Hopkins, Right
Field, and Bragg, Substitute.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-15

STATE WARRANTS WANTED The highest price
paid for State Warrants, by the undersigned, at
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S office. H. RICE
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-15

S1RIKs AMONG TIE CAPITOL STONE
cUrTERs.-Within the past day or two,
it has been noticed that the force of
workmen upon the Capitol has been
much diminished. Inasmuch as all sorts
Of rumors have been sfoat as to the
cause Of this partial cessation of work
IN pursuance of the contract it is proper
that We should briefly explain matters {:
Mr.. Cavanaugh, relying upon his expec-
tations Of receiving a certain sum of
money as an installment of his pay from
the State promised his employees pay
ment on the 10th inst last Friday.
The amount allowed by the Board of
Commissioners being less than what be
had calculated on, he declined receiving
it and for that reason had to postpone
paying off the men. In the meantime
certain mischievous parties circulated
the false story that Cavanaugh had a
large amount of money that he withheld.
This created dissatisfaction among tie
stone cutters and all but two Of them
refused to work. On Monday he OBJ
tanned money enough to pay off the
hands and Immediately settled with
them. Yesterday morning the striking
stone cutters to the number of twenty
two appeared upon the work and through
the medium of spokesman declared
their readiness to resume work upon the
condition that the two who had kept At
their work, refusing to join them, should
be peremptorily discharged. Cavanaugh
promptly and decisively refused to do
such an act Of injustice and ordered the J
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-15

Go TO MUNcKroNs Drug Store and try his COO
Fountain Soda. je9tf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-15
WELL-PLACED LOVE.

Essays for Young Men, on the happi-
ness Of we'll pao ed affection. early fe and the
propriety of early Marriage, a protection
against the fearful abuses and social evils Of the
day. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. je3-ly.
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Arrivals at the St. Charles Hotel

GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
CARSON CITY. June II, 1870.
d. f. Mitchell, Virginia,
6. Hast, do.
S. Holden, do.
j. Trapp, Washoe City,
w. Hill, St. Glars Station,
J. St. Clair, do.
I. NJ. Post, Reno,
G. NJ. Jones, Silver City,
L. Odds, Carson Valley.
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The Importance OF One Vote.

| happened to think of an old story
which conveys significant lesson just at
this time When j ofierson was first elect
ed 10 the Presidency, Il gentleman, who
met one of his friends on voting day, in
quired whether he had been to the polls.
NO" was the reply; IL did think OF 60
ing, but haven't got mp interest enough
to take the tronble" You had better CO."
rejoined his friend. .'ior sometimes sim
gle vote decides an election" Stimulated
by this remark he went. itturned out that
his one vote decided the election of Rep
resentative from his district, and the one
vote of that Representative made .Ieffer-
son President.
An intimate friend of mine happened to
be absent from his residence on the day
when it was decided Whether Everett or
Morton should be Governor of Massachu-
sets. His sympathies were strongly with
the party who nominated Mr.. Everett,
and h first impulse was to hurry back in
season to 90 to the polls; but calling to
mind Mr.. Everett's recent course rela-
tive to the slave power, he could not over
come his repugnance to vote for him. lie
accordingly remained where he was. and
the loss of that one vote made Morton
Governor. --C0rreSpondence
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THE DANGERS OF BENZINE.

Our lady readers should be informed
that the fluid called benzine, which they
use so freely for removing grease and
stains from clothing. is a very dangerous
article. 1t is one of the substances dis
TILED from petroleum. and is highly VIOLA
tile and intiamnable. aud, when the vapor
is mixed with the air. explosive. We have
been frequently much alarmed, upon visit
ing friends and neighbors in the evening.
10 observe a vial OF this fluid standing in
close proximity with lamp or gas flame,
and the oder pervadng the room. A very
small quantity Is capable OF doing irrepar-
able mischief The contents of a four
ounce vial, if overturned and yaporized.
would render the air of moderate sized
room explosive; or, if ignited, Il whole
family might be seriously burned or lose
their lives by it. 1t should never be used
in the yicinity of flame; and is important
To remember that, through the medium
OF the escaping vapor, when the vial is
uncorked. fame will leap to it through
space OF several feet. Benzine is sold
under several fauciftl names. and there
fore any article procured from the drug
gisis for removing oil or grease from
fabrics should he handled with the utmost
care
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BELGIUM.

Recent developments have brought this
little kingdom into unusual prominence.
Its greatest length is 173 miles, and Its
greatest breadth l IL miles. Its population
In 1856 was 1880, 22s, and must now be
nearly.five millions. The government is
a constitutional monarchy, the legislative
power being vested in the King, the Cham
Der of Representatives AND the Senate. AS
an independent kingdom it dates from
1880. having in that year established its
own government by II successful revolu-
ton against Holland, to which It had been
joined by the treaty ol Vienna in 1915.
Its independence was guaranteed by the
Congress of London in 1881. This cir
cumstance gives startling significance to
the proposal of Louis Napoleon, in the al
legged secret treaty, to annex Belgium to
France, and the sensation is unusually
strong in England, which has had pecu-
liarly friendly and dynastic relations with
Belgium. She is pledged to maintain the
integrity of Belgium. and she cxerted her
self promptly to guard her neutrality in
the coming war. The standing army OF
Belgium numbers 100000 men, and there
are eleven fortresses in the kingdom.
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SOIND.

The following curious observations in
regard % the transmission of sound have
been carefully verified by an extended Sc
ries OF experiments. The whistle of To-
connective is heard $500 yards through the
air the noise of railroad 1900 yards !;
the report Of muskrt and the bark of ii
dog, 1000 yards; an orchestra, or the roll
of drum, l 600 yards; the human voice
reaches 10 a distance of 900 yards; the
croaking OF frogs, 800 yards the chipping
OF erickcts. 500 yards. speaking
is heard in the air from below NJ To II dis
lance of 600 yards; from above it is only
understood to a range OF 100 yards down
wards IL has been ascertained that an
echo is well reflected from the surface Of
smooth water o. ly when the voice comes
from an elevation.
Other similar phenomena connected
with the transmission of sound have been
observed, but the results disagree, either
from inaeuracy in the observations, or
from the varying nature Of the circum-
stances affecting the numbers obtained.
Such variations occur to IN extent of ten
TO twenty per cent, and even more. The
weather's being cold aud dry. or warm
and wet, are the chief influencing causes.
In the first case, the sound goes to
greater, and in the second 10 a lesser dis
lance. A
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They are given in complaints of the Urinary Or
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CONpARArIyE VALUE OF COTTONS.

When, during the late war, cotton was
scarce and very high in price, it was inn
ported into New York from different parts
of the world; and we had an excellent OPP
portunity of judging about the relative
value of the yariuos kinds. According to
experts, the qualities range thus, com
mencing with the best LIST, American Sea
Island Cotton; I'd. Egyptian; 3D., Brazil
ian; 18th, some other kinds Of South Amer
lean 9TH Common North-American; 9th,
Turkish, Grecian, and Smyrniot; 9TH,
East Indian, which is the worst. having so
short a fibre that it has to be mixed with
other kinds in orde to work well. The
prices ranged at times, during the war,
from So per pound for the Sea Island to
81 80 for Indian cotton, while now they
range from 40 cents for Sea Island to y
Tor common American and Is cents tor In
dian cotton. The present rates are still
nearly three times as high rs before the
war.