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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06

.a APPOINTED SUPERINTENDENT. - MI,
Lot Joy, Of this city, has !. b .3fp appointed
Superintendent 81 the Marietta Iron
Works during the absence of IIr. Adams
OF that city, formerly having charge q
said establishment MI: A. has: g6nsp1te
Europe for the benefit Of his health. ba
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ATFEMPTED SUICIDE. Monday morn
ing young woman residing on Fifth
street, between Zane and Clay, attempted
to commit suicide by swallowing potion
Of white lead. Fortunately she did not
accomplish her object. She was reported
last evening "a i' ii U (faif Way 70 recover.
Disappointment in a love affair is assigned
as the reason Of her rash act
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!! BYRnFHe, and applying therents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of a first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner 8 Co,
Agents., No. IS Monroe street. Wheeling.
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eIf9tneerl:::
WEDNESDAY, JULY Q, 1870.
New AdVertIsemenIs.

'"'' New Advertisements.
To Let.
Salesman Wanted. i
The Moundsyille Camp Meeting.
Fire Proof Safes.
Furniture at Auction.
We Desire 10 Return our Thanks, &c.
RF45R NED 1lexandcr Turner, Of
our city, whose arrival in New York from
Ireland we announced in Monday morn.
ing's paper, reached his home here some
time during that day.
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LARGE REcERTa-The receipts Of the
Street Railway Company, onIthe 4th
inst, we are informed, Preached the hand
some figures oftivehundred and sixty-flve
dollars!S; This represents the Transports
'tiolS Of about ten thousand passengers a
larger days work than any one since the
opening OF. the road. slg" syt'o'H .'1' I,
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orr Book Table.

~ IS -
OLD AND NEw-The July number Of
this growing magazine, bearing the i'm
print lot Roberts BrOilIsrs, Boston, lIas
Come TO hand, with u table Of contents
that fully measures up 10 the standard es.
tablished by the editor in his promising
prospectus The'artiCles Of especial value,
1t seems to us, are: A paper by MIR.
Tornicelli on ARlerfcqH BiSItOpS and PdpGl
IatallIJilItV, and Dr.. Kelloggs article on
Life and Life Force. Both Of these are
well written, and In this day, when the
Roman question and Scientific researches
are attracting so much attention, are
likely TO be highly appreciated. a.
Tie Woman Question, by D. II. Ella,
isn't he the genial clergyman Of that
name Of the II. E. ChurChE b treated
quite epigrammatically, and properly so
for isn't woman an fncarnated epigram!
We give the titles Of the other articles,
q follows: The QHGksFeS in Net1 Eng:
land, by R, P. HallOwell; 1aG AbOut me
Tea 1abej Commonplace, IN attractive
story by ]. G. Meredith; The Portrait, q
poem by s. Il. Whitman; ThOTtealateM'S
Lion at LEtceFn0, a Fragment; John WhOp.
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g GRAVEL AND oESfRSr 4 R6oFhG. " "
George Crlmbscker would inform the
public that he, i still engaged In the
Gravel Roofing business, = and that he Is
prepared at any timFtoput on roofs, eth
erllargo or small, at theq shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for . term
6fyears, He has now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work has outlived q half dozen Other
Patent Roof, The demand for his work
Z increasing Eom year TO year. BE put
on during the past year / 800 squares Of
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction III every respect Address
him through tie Post Office. or call at his
brich.yard, i.heAdIof Lindsey street, All
Ordojwill be attended To promptly y" !, :,
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Jusrreceived another lot Of those fine
Lasting Caters worth IS 90 for $s-76, at
Louis V. Blends, 1O7 Main street. 10
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PRE4ATuRE Loss OF THB HAIR
Which Is SO common nowadays, may be
entirely prevented by the use Of Burnett's
Cocaine, II has been used in thousands
ofcases whore the hair was coming out in
handstul, and has never filled to arrest It's
decay, and to promote healthy and Vigo-
rous growth, 1t Is ut the same time un-
riYsled as dressing for the hair. A
single application win render It soft and
glossy for several days. ,.p4
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A goTIo.NssAILEl Of REAL 3 ,,; rs;

A UCTION SALE OF REAL Els.
IN TATE AND COAL FIELDS ADJACENT
TO WHRELING.-By virtue Of the authority
VGatrd In Us by the will of Philip Reilly, de-
ceased, we will offer for sale Of Public Auction,
at the mont door OF the Court House Of Ohio
County, in the City Of Wheeling, on
Saturday, the 10th Day Of July, 1870,
And thereafter, from tIno to time, TIL the sale e
completed, commencing each day ct ten O'Clock
4. NJ, the real estate Of said Philip Reilly de-
ceased situated adjoining and east OF WheollnR
Greek and the City OF Wheeling. The land and
extensive coal held underlying the Sa1nO 70 pc
sold, will bG offered In parcels az shown upon INC
plat thereof made by james Gllchrist. Surveyor,
d copy Of which may be seen In the ,RecoEdeF .
O'BrIun, Real Estate Agent, Wheeling, W. Va,
but thg whole will be cold together, or several
parcels will bO sold together, as may 20 Iound
boat ~!
by each purchaser TO be paid In hand, and the
residue 10 three equal instaltnCrts bearing Inter.
est from tho day Of SALE aud payable respectively
In oue two and three years from that day, be-
serving tho right to each purchaser to pay the
whole or any greater portion Of the amount due.
The title to 10 retained until payment In null Or
conveyance 70 be made on deferred payments be-
Ing secured by deed Of trust
Selling As TrIlsteGa nnd1r said viii, We under
take 10 convey only such tide a. 10 vested In III,
aud Us by said will we have power to convey, bht
we believe tho title 70 DO unQuestionAble.
% .g,-- 4. ". WHELAN,t - u
HENRY MOORE, I.gr
E.-,.. CODA. l, ,ALONZo LORING,
Trustees of P. Reilly Estate
nj Tss6., / .aHt tRRTHfn
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THE largest stock and latest styles Of
Women's, Misses and Children's shoes in
the city can be found at Louis v. Blends,
I'M Main s:+rrnnot rTPrH - thW F''n'
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PHoTooRAPHs Of interiors OF Fourth
Street M. E. and St. Johns Churches, for
sale at tho Partridge Gallery. .. 7 !. 4"
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ISeUmE wrEnR. Tho mouth Is like house
olsL However pretty Il may 30 externally, Il
i ihp6s0IblS TO Judge Of Its merits until you
hSys seed 10 InSIde, Il behind tho ruby doors
there arc plenty Of pearl.whIts fixtures, you will
oxelAIm at once, "How beautlfulv To impart
the utmost possible brltlianey, there y nothing
IKE fragrant sozoDoNF. .il.di !.uis....lg ,,,
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THE largest stock Of Fancy colored
Shoes in the, city, at Louis Y. Blends, 107
Main street. lJil n @opf '''tfg
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TALES OF THE LIVING AGR.-9He PR
trait in my Uncle's Dining Room and other
Tales The Fact that these appear in the Age
Is recommendation enough. Not too long
TO be wearisome, and yet long enough for
summer reading, they are full Of interest.
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THE PRETTlEsr WoMANNN NEW YoRT

THR PRETTIEsT WOMAN IN New York.
Miss K --, well known in our, fash.
ionable society, for hsr diatia0u0 appear
ance and beautiful complexion, was once
a sallow, tougii:skinned girl, chagTined at
her red, fteekled face. She pitched into
Hagans Magnolia Balm, and Is now!as
pretty in complexion as she Is Charmingin
manners! This article oyeir'comss fteck-
les, tan, saIlowness, moth.patehCS, ring
marks, etc., and makes one look ten ycars
younger than they are. Magnolia Balm
for transparent complexion, and Lyons
Kathairon to mako the hair plentiful, lux
uriaut, soH and delicate, have no rivals,
The, KaIhairon prevents thsl hair from
turning gray; ersdleatts dGndfuf and y
no Best an, rs8aibB dressing In The
Wotld. ui4tb uAP ,A'-all9l eOddGW
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Nor RENT.-TWO LARGE IN ~
u and VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS in NH
the Boarding Houae,, corner Of Byron and ~
Quincy EtreetS.. " ~ lunl6
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JosEPH BURNETT & Co., Manufactures
and Proprietors, No. 81 Central street, BoS-
ten. For sale by Druggists everywhere.
naY1O.T 10 il. rods. - .hi,, III w
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"Ralable and uSeful."- James R. FL
lott Publisher, Boston,. VI. ~
@Far preferable to any similar prepare
ton Frank Leslie Qeslie's IlTd Mag.)
n. Y.r,4 irl 0s - =.
aHas q large sale-aud superior merit
Ia. B. Merriam & Co., Cincinnati. !.
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.FInnGAhonE Ione IdcIosE SesletdnI

+t1RE!-hOOHG one OCAOSk ye9teEuAy
morning, all-thears- bellgoft hecity rang
out an alaplnRhlGH qulGkly brought hun.
dreds of our citizens from their beds. A
red and lu5id glprG which lighted up the
heavens inthe nelghborho6d' Of the Post
Office, enabled them to discover at .
glance the location Of the conaaggration.'
From all parts Of the city, parties came
rushing along the streets, many OF them
hallootng fire" at the top Of their voices.
We can testify that some Of those out that
morning have lung power sufficient 70
make an audience Of several Thousands
hear them distinctly. That is all right,
however; everybody who can halloo
should do 10 on such an occasion as that
to which we refer. ... ,.t.., ~,
On reaching Market street, between
Quincy and John, the plumbing and gas
fitting establishment Of Messrs. Trimble q
Hornbrook, the cigar mandatory Of
Charley Bulger, and the paint shop Of
Messs Hamilton & Negelo, were found en-
veIoped' in flames. Being wooden buildings
and filed principally with very combush-
BILE materials, they wcrerapidly consumed
although tho entire Department was
promptly on the ground and did every
thing In its power to save them from de-
struction. The north end Of the old Star
Foundry building was pretty severely in
jured, while tho tobacco store Of our
friend Bob Ford, adjoining the paint shop
on the north, was also damaged consider
ably by water. The principal part Of the
stock III this last named establishment was
removed. j. The same is true Of the finer
descriptions of chandeliers and other
gus fixtures in the store Of Mesars. Trim
ble& Hornb1ook. This firm saved their
books and papers, also. Very nearly all
the goods in Charley Buyers shop were
removed, and hIs loss viii be q mere tri-
He. Messrs. Hamilton & Naegeles stock
was damaged to the extent Of three or
four hundred dollars, but their loss Is fully
covered by insurance in the National Of
this city. The Fire and Marine had q
risk on Ford's stock which will be ample
to meet the loss he sustained. Messrs..
Trimble and Hornbro0k are the heaviest
losars.. They estimate their stock in hand
before the fire at four thousand dollars,
on which the National had policy of
81 500, and the Etna a similar amount.
The buildings belonged to Mr. Nicholas
Crawley, and, rs before remarked, were
frame, onie.story and rather dllapidsted.
They were not at all in keeping with the
character of the street in. that locality,
bat, We suppose, answered the purpose.
both Of the landlord and his tenants.
The Citizens Insurance Company had .
risk Of 1900 on them, which we believe
will fully cover Mr.. Crawley's loss. :,
Flow the fire originated Is not known,
and. perhaps never will he ascertained.
There had been notire aboutthe buildings
during the day. It was very generally
supposed, yesterday, that it was the work
of an ineendiary; and the fact that twas
discovered in the rear, seventy-fye Or q,
hundred feet from the street, is cited Us
evidence Of the correctness Of the theory.
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i LlTTE11's. LIVING AaE.-This royal
weekly comes to hand regularly. We
cannut notice it every week, ofcourse 1t
speaks well for our city that quite num-
Der of our business and professional men
take and read it They cannot take q bet
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HENRY MOORE,

Ul0R SALE TO Gle sEtAN Es.-4 IN IN
y IL TATE.-The hrst.clRss DWELLING M
HOUSE, situated on tho north east corner: !, Z
Of Hampton and Sixth streets, now occupied BY
Mr. Carter. There IS full lot, and the houseis
:. In u R1Od condition ~ tho day II was 1uilt'
everything ABOUT the pFcmises1 In thorough rc'
,pair. IN jApplY To- n ~ J.P. LEWIS
decttf 8 % MCLure House, Wheeling W..NA
dor SALE-TWENTY (2O) BUILD
IL Ing Lots on Wheeling Island Price $500
each. rerms, ne.fOurth cash: the residue III
equal luStalments at one, two and three years.
Apply Ht Top Mill to 3-I ). ,.
mail IN ~ JGo. p. GILCIIRlST. ,
VALUABLE MARTINS Eel. IN IN
v IMPROPERLY FOR SALE.-The Hi
subscriber offers for sale bis property near
the Ferry Landing, Martins Ferry, Ohio, COP
sisting Of three lots, Oh which L. building 50 ~
so feet, designed for Planning Mill. A large eh'
Rpu and three boilers, will also 6e sold with the
property or separately; For Information apply
Ut the COTTAGE HOUSE, to- ...a iy.,zs r
D. ~ : 'f.7'F /, ISAAC NEWLAND;
mails " ..i.iri Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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NsFAlDx0's GEuH y mondG everything. cod
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DEABODY INSURANCE COMFY,
u AT WHEELING, WEST VA.
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INVEST va. INSURANCE C0MPY

Monroe street, Wheeling, Weat Va.
JACOB n0RNBR0OK, l'rest,
JACOB II. BlCKEL, Vice PrcsI
!. u. WILMA1fA, SECRETARY. Eal
y. B. MeC0LLOCH, Asst See'y. mr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-22
ARKANSAS.

Public schools viii commence July 3.
The oat crop promises to be very short.
The little steamer Tom Morgan is the
lOw-water packet in Little Red river.
The Stale Teachers Convention assem-
bled al Little Rock on the 9th of July.
E W. CAN'T, Prosecuting Attorney of
the Searcy District, has resigned, to take
effect October /.
A Democratic convention Will be held
at Camden on the 10th prOximO, to nOmi-
nate candidate for Congress.
Judge Byers, of Batesville, has been
elected President of the Kansas City and
Memphis railroad, and J. w. Eldridge
Vice President and General Agent.
ON the 9Th Of July, the people of Con-
waV county will be called TO vote on the
subscription of $4,000 by the County
Court. 10 aid in the building Of the Fort
smith and Little Rock railroad. The
canvass will, il is said, be quite spirited.
Mr.. Fellows, late of Arkansas, is TO be
nominated for Congress IN place OF John
Morrisssy, who retires. Mr.. Fellows will
do no discredu TO the improved delega-
tion which TammaBy prOproses to send
10 the national capital next fall.
The most villainous sheet in Arkansas
and most debased in the South, IS that
which expresses the hope that Messrs.
drufl and BiOcher may be sent 10 the
penitentiary for their criticisms upon the
conduct OF a court known TO be Infamous
ly corrupt.
A miserable Judge is Gazetted as fol-
lows:
Little Jack Whytock got angry with
Woodruff,
Cause Woodruff trOd on his tail, oh!
And for this stern nffense TO the seat OF
his honor
He sent the offender to Jail, oh!'
The line Of the Cairo and Fulton road
is now located about nfteen miles out.
About i've miles are cleared and two
miles graded. Work is progressing as
rapidly as possible. Additional force will
be put on as soon as it can be obtained.
By Monday the entire distance on the
Fort Smith road to Lewisburg viii be
ready for the ties and iron. Every day q
steam boat loaded with iron is looked for
from below, when track laying will CON-
menCe again in earnest.
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AMNESTY.
Beast Buffers General Grace. Amnesty
and Oblivion for So-CaIled Rebels.

WASHINGTON, June 21.-The bill re-
ported to-day by Mr.. Butler, from the
Committee on Reconstruction, provides
for full and general grace, amnesty and
oblivion of certain wrongful acts, doings
or omissions of all persons engaged in
the late rebellion, incurred or forfeited
between the eleventh of April 1851,
and the twentieth of August, 1866,
with full restoration of all rights
and privileges lost or injured thereby and
therein. The following classes of persons
and their rights and causes are excepted
from all provisions of this act and none
other. First. Those educated at the mill
tary academy of West Point, or naval
academy at Annapolis, Second. Mem
bers of either house of Congress of the so
called Confederate Congress. Third.
Whoever held office as head of one of the
executive departments, U. S. Minister
Plenipotentiary or Minister Resident,
Judge OF any court under the jurisdiction
of the United States, or whoever held
like offices in the Confederate States.
Fourth. Whoever voted for or signed any
ordinance of secession, or held the office
of Governor of any State while the same
was in rebellion. Fifth. Whoever while
in the service of the so-called Confederate
States, treated with cruelty, or otherwise
than according to the usages of war, any
prisoner OF war. Sixth. Whoever having
charge of public moneys of the United
States not duly accounted for,
and paid over, and whoever embezzled or
seereted pu%sc stores, public goods,
chattels, moneys, provisions, military
and naval property OF the United States.
Seventh. All deGerters from the army or
navy and bounty jumpers. Eighth. All
property and rights of property acquired
by any levy, Judgment or extent made
and executed upon any lands or tene-
ments, goods, cbattsls or other valuable
things whatever, and sale or forfeiture by
contlscation or taxation whereby any
rights or tiths have become vested either
in the United States or in three persons,
with every piece and parcel Of land, how
ever 1t may be described and bounded,
which now is or has been used as a Ma
tional Cemetery, in which tho bodies of
soldiers of the United States are inferred,
or which is In the occupation of the
United States for the purpose ef a cene-
terry, which parcels of land are hereby
declared property of the United States in
fee by capture in war, and forever dede-
Gated to the uses and purposes of eeme-
teFies for soldiers of the U. s., by and
under the sole jurisdiction of the United
States, alienable forever; provided that
nothing herein contained shall affect or
impair the validity of an act of Congress
removing the political disabilities of any
person herein exempted from the effects
of the provision of this act; this act shall
extend to all acts or omissions by any OFF,
GER, soldier or among agents of the United
States, in carrying out laws of the United
States known as reconstruction acts, and
other acts for the government of rebel
Hoss States,
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RED RIVER.
Protest From the Riei Government Against
the Canadian Expedition.

CHICAGO, June 21.-The st. Paul Press,
this Am, publishes a letter from Penn
bina, which says that, in case the Red
river expedition continues 10 move west
ward, Riel's provisional government will
send an armed force to meet it. In this
contingency the Independence of Canada
will, probably, be declared. The
Press also publishes the instructions
TO Riel's Secretary of State, to
Father Ried, one of Reil's dele
gates to the government at Ottawa,
in which he says: "As regards the expe-
dition it il regarded with suspicion and
is not at all acceptable to this people.
The government and people of this
country cannot view it in any other light
than was the approach of MeDougal as
Lieutenant Governor, last November, and
in view Of the peaceful condition of the
Northwest since the evil spirits left the
country, both among the various classes
of people and among the Indian tribes,
and the evident Intentions of enter
ing a confederation, and OF the
satisfactory condition by the fact
of you and your co-delegates being in OF
tawa, we deem this expedition as entirly
unnecessary, and believe the condition
dictated by the Canadian Government
cannot be effected without, the act of 1857
in reference, the British colonies enter
into the confederation.
Colonel Morrow, of the 18th infantry,
arrived at Sioux City from Fort Benton
yesterday, and reports an attack by 500
Indians upon some Fort Buford wood
choppers, killing nearly all of them. The
Colonel thinks this is the opening OF the
long meditated war.