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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-18

THE Charleston people are IN n bad
way about a new hotel. Rumors Of an
intention to adjourn the Convention to
some point where more orthe comforts Of
civilization are to be found, have reached
thatremote village and great is the con
sternation thereat. A frantic effort Is
making to organize stock company Ia
build hotel, but Judging from the re-
prOaChes leveled by the Courier at those
who have been "beneiitted thousands Of
dollars" by the Permanent Seat but who
refuse to subscribe, the prospects OF It's
erection are not nattering. II the Charles
ton people have any intention of building
hotel for the accommodation Of the pub
lie bodies to assemble there this winter
they ought to have begun sooner. 1t Il
too late for this season.
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MANHOOD
IN 4HE
Young and Rising Generation
IN 4uE

The vegetatlye powers of life are strong, but
In few years how Olten the pallld hue, the lack
lusIe eye and OmAcated form, and the impossl-
bllIty OF application to mental effort, show their
banelul influence It soon becomes evident to
the observer that some depressing influence is
checking the development OF the body. Con.
sumption Is talked Of, and perhaps the youth Is
removed from school and sent into the country
This Ia one Of the worst mOvGmentA. Removed
from ordinary diversions Of the Gver-Changing
scenes Of the city, the powers OF the body too
much enfeeblcd to give Zcst to healthful and
rural exercise, thoughts are turned inwardly upon
themselves. ,.
If the patient bel female the approach Of the
menses Is looked Tor with anxiety Us the frat
symptom 10 which nAturCl IL to show her saving
power in diffIslng the circulation and visiting
the cheek with the bloom OF health. AlASl in.
crease of appetite has grown by what It fed on,
The energies Of tho system are prostiated, and
the whole economy Is deranged The beautiful
and wonderful period in which body and mind
undergo so fascinating change from child to
woman, Is looked for In vain. Tho parent 5 heart
bleeds in anxiety, and fancIes the grave but walt
Ing for lis victim,
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From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser,
Labor and Capital.

General Butler having assumed to be
the candidate of the Labor RefOrmers iOr
Governor Of Massachusetts, Is giving them
some advice, which, for a wonder, is
much less demagogical and misChievous
than the utterances Of many Ol the SO.
called friends Of the laboring man, who
seek their own profit at the labOriHg mans
expense, and so lead him into acts direct
ly contrary TO his own interests. The
General adVerts to the fact that STRIKES
inJure no one so much as the laborer him,
sell, and sums up the matter in nutshell
when he says 1t is true the workingman 5
capital is his labor, but it is capital val
ueless If not used; and that strike, Whlle
itmakes the employer lose the interest on
his capital, makes the laborer lose Tue
principal Of his. asoo,
There is good deal Of nonsense all9aI
about the antagOnism OF capltal anu Ia
Dor. as if man and his employer were
natural enemies, They are not enemies,
but partners Each has an interest in a
cannon work. Neither can war on the
other without damaging himself When
Institutes break out, both members Of the
firm suffer. One partner may treat the
other unfairly, and often does So But
tlat is no reason why the one who Is uu.
fairly treated should do himself more
harm. In this country. where labor is
free, and its contracts untrammeled !;
where work Is abundant, and all are
equal before the law, the short and sim.
pie remedy for any man who finds himself
unfairly treated in his business cOnneC-
ton Is to end II and seek better one.
The employer is free TO change bis work
men, and the workman Is free to change
his employer. But combinations Of EN-
ployers to grind down their employees, or
enlDloyes 10 thwart and embarnss the
operations Of their employers, react upon
for they necessarily iniure
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THE Washington Star, commenting on
the delalcation Of Paymaster HoDdE, very
justly remarks that the question which
most concerns the tax.paying public Is
how deficiency Of half a million dollars
In the cash Of discussing officer can be
carried along and covered up for several
years without the TACT becoming known
to the accounting officers Of the Govern.
ment. Heretofore the assurance has al.
ways been conveyed that the system of
checks and balances in keeping Govern.
ment accounts was so perfect that II
would be impossible Tor a fraud Of such
magnitude, or, indeed, Of any character,
to be perpetrated without the aid OF
cognizance OF one or more official
coniederates. II this belief be well
founded, and II shall appear that
Major Hodge had accompliCes, II Is to
be hoped they will be ferreted out and
brought to Justice with him. II not, then
II Is clear that there is somewhere in the
system OF keeping the government &C.
counts defect which is as liscreditable
TO those concerned as 1t Is alarming to
the public who have to pay the cost of
such negligence. And II matters very
little to that public upon what particular
bureau the laches may be fixed, What
concerns 1t is the grave fact that such sums
ofmoney can be made way with through
dnybodys criminality or negligence.
Wherever the blame may ultimately be
made to rest or whatever the difficulty
in the case may be, it is time for a new
departure,
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The Charleston Courier prints VIVA
purporss TO be the Official vote On Con
yenlion In all the counties of the State
but two, Mcdowell and Wyoming. ll
these two 1t allows the Convention 2SC
majority, and foots up the majority in the
State at 2,Sl2.
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THE NEW DEPARTURE IN MAssAcHU.
sETTs.-The Massachusetts, Democratic
Convention, which met in Springfield last
Wednesday and once more nominated
John Quincy Adams for Governor, adopt
ed the following among other resolutions
Re'oIred, That the recent amendments
OF the Federal Constitution have been
acquiesced In by the country as q flnal and
absolute settlement Of the issues growing
out OF our civil war, the Democratic Par.
y acceps them in that spirit and dismisses
them altogether from political contro.
yersy, ,pledginS itself to maintain in good
faith the constitution in all It's parts and
In all It's provisions. ''
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
HORSE, CATTLE, AGRICULTU-
RAJ AND MECHANICAL FAIR,

The Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, and
West Virginia Independent Agricultural Society,
will hold It's first Annual Fair, Of CAMERON,
October, 1871.
The buildings are now being put up, and the
grounds will DO enclosed and In proper order In q
few weeks "A circular quRter mile course, within
the Enclosure, Is now completed and ready Tor the
training Of horses.
Premiums on all meritorious articles will be
given. A full and complete list Is now publish.
ed and can be obtained by application TO
VIM. n. NOVEL;, sec'v.
scpi3 Cameron, w Va
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THIS assessed value of real estate In
Hancock county this year is $l,427, 453-
anincrease Of $4,000 over last year. The
personal property is assessed this year at
Se7OO39-an increase Of $9G,476. Total
assessment, $9,O97, 4O9-an increase over
last year of $O742s, For these figures
we are indebted to the Courier. ID
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HENRY CLAY DEAN has been writing
letter to the st. Louis Times, advising
the Democratic party to secure the sup
port of the negroes IN 1872. There Is as
much chance of the success for scheme
like this rs for DEAN practically proving
the truth Of the saying that cleanliness Is
next 10 gOdliness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-18

TnE New Orleans RcGysne thinks the
weather reports are destined to make n
change In the ordinary staple Of CONVEX
saIlon' The youth who now, in bis morn.
ing visits, shall predict unIavorable wealth.
er, Will be met with the response, @You
mistake. Old probabilities ia ahead nj
you. Our pa takes the papers and we
know it's going TO be just the weather IN.
day for you to take us down iown. and
get ice cream" And so that young i'm.
beetle Is ruined in spite Of himself
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THE Supreme Court of the United
States will assemble at Washington on
the 10th Of October. The docket is
very full, and includes several interesting
cases, the most important of which is that
relating to the constitutionality of the
income tax.
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How TO KEEr CrDER.-As this Is the
time Of year when millions Of bushels
Of apples are being crushed into cider, II
Is Of interest TO hOusekeepers to be &C.
quainted with the best method Of Keep.
ing II sweet. Here Is one from the Jour.
nal Of the Farm which will DO found tc
answer the purpose admirably: Let the
cider ai(er IL comes from the press stand
until the pumace settles, then put into a
clean vessel and let it come 10 boil,
Swimming off the Skum carefully, then put
1t In kegs or demijohns and cork Il and
seal 1t tightly. II will keep for years.
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A VOTE is to be taken at the several
voting places in Grant county, on the 4th
Thursday in October next, on the cues.
ton OF subscribing $4,000 to Inc capitol
stock OF the Washington and Ohio Rail.
road Company .-Romney EntcNiqenoer.
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DAN DoNEHoo and ], W. ALIsoS are
announced in ] hCock as candidates for
the Convention, aud CHAs. A, FREEMAN
as Republican candidate for the House
ofDelegates.
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PREslpENr PENDLEToN, of Bethany
Collpge has declined to be candidate in
Rroo[e for n seat in the Conventions and
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Esq, will prOba'
blv be the Democratic candidate.
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THE Kingwood Journal puts up TIT
names oRex. Senator WILEY and Hon W
G. BRowE as candidates for Convention IN
the Senatorial district composed of Mon
onpalia, Preston and Taylor
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ON MARRIACE.

RSsayS for Young Men. on Great Social Evils
and Abuses, which Interfere with Marriage, and
ruin the happiness Of thOusAnds.-with sure
means Of relief for the RrTing and Unfortunate,
diseased and debilitated. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. sGp4
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LEWIS BA'
KER, Senator from this district, has oul
thanks for copy OF the acts OF the Legs
lature OF 1871.
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There IL no tonic like II. tis an anchor Of
hope to the physician and patient. This is the
testimony Of Gil who have used or prescribed It,
Beware Of counterfeitS and those cheap decoc.
lions called Buchu most Of which are prepared
by selEstyled doctors, from 'deleterlous lnRredl.
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frequently injurious. ask for HtiD,6OtdT. Take
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In all communications.
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FURNISHED HOUSE.

A gentleman with a sm3ll family wishes TO rent
furnished residence In pcR'ant part Of the
city, from tho middle Of October to the lst Of
April, 1874. Address,
AeDlUt p o, BOX No, 60,
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A LITTLE son Of ROBRRT Low, ol
Newburg, Preston county, was killed a
few days since by falling from chestnut
tree.
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THE Public Schools at AIoundsvilleoPen
to-day.
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Keep this medicine In your house during the
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the money refunded, II no benefit derived from
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For sale by all the DTuggiats 10 this city, and
by dealers IN medicines generally. Price Flfty
Cents per bottle.
McCABE, KRAFT & CO.,
jyl PrOprietorS, Wheeling, w. Va.
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LUNCH.

HENRY pFEFFERMANN having rcHlted the
Wheeling Ilolse, No, 40 Water street, will open
on Monday. September 18th, on which occasion
he will Get Free Lunch His friends and The
public are invited. scpl6
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MONDAY, SEPT. IS, 1871.
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OPRICR, Ne. Is Quincy Street
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all the business of the country by
uprooting the system merely be
cause there is supposed 10 be virtue
in cry against the banks, They talk
about revenue tariff and wise tax laws,
and yet no member of their party in Con.
gresS ever proposed either, but opposed
every measure offered by lis. When we
repeal $S0,000,000 Of taxes, they vote
against it. When we advise our guards
against frauds, they vote against them.
They talk about economy, and yet they
vote for very extravagant expenditure.
They would load us down with rebel
losses in the war. They seize upon
every popular cry; here one thing,
ami then another. In Ohio 1t is green
backs; in New York it's specie payments;
in Pennsylvania 1t is projections here 1t Is
a New Departure; in the South it Is per-
petual war against the amendments and
death TO the negro; with the Irish it is
Fenianism; in Kentucky 1t Is the resOlu.
tions of '9S slightly revised; with JEFF,
Davis and his powerful followers 1t Is dis
cord, war and disuniOH the remainder
of the Senator's speech was review Of
the acts and policy of the Republican
party, and he dwelt at length upon the
finances OF the government,
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, Juno III.
Tie hat iaclory Of Mooney & Go. and
the paper box factory Of s. A. Brown,
near Bloomfield, N. j., were burned yes.
terday. Loss $4,000. l ...
The police made another raid on the
policy dealers last night and arrested III
OF them.
A reporter In an interview yesterday
with one of the leaders Of the lnterna-
tional Worklngmen's Society In this
country, was informed that the Society Is
spreading rapidly in the United States,
There are twelve Societies In New York
alone, composed not only of French, but
also Of English, Irish, German, Swiss and
American workingmen. The leader pre-.
dicted abolition Of war and mastery OF
labor filled by artisans.
Notice has been served on Jay Gould
to the effect that in the United States
Circuit Court, Saturday next, before
Judge Blatchford, motion will be made
calling upon Gould TO show cause why he
should not restore the stock inquired OF
before the Master 10 the English share
holders, or make good the loss,
General Burnside Is considering the
propriety of removing the headquarters
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic from
Washington TO New York.
Harry Hill and Reddy the Blacksmith
were arrested yesterday by m officer ol
Queens county for aiding in the recent
prize fight. They were released on bail
Last night they had an afiray themselves
and Hilrs face was badly cut.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Juno 81.
In the Imperial Diet yesterday, Count
1Iedst, in replying to a speech by NJ. Gis.
key, said the relations Of the Empire with
the Western Powers were excellent, and
there was no reason to apprehend a col.
lision with Russia, The newspaper state.
ment that Russia had demonstrated
against the internal organization Of Aus.
tito was unfounded; and even II they had
been true, they would have received no
attention at the hands of the Imperial
Government. The results of the confer.
ence upon the Euxine question were en-.
tirely satisfactory to the government and
prosperity Of Austria, and lier authority
among the nations was greatly increased
because Of her non.partlclpation in n war
upon this question.
II Is said that twenty-five Austrian
Bishops have petitioned TO the Emperor
in favor Of the re.establishment Of the
temporal power Of the Pope, but II Is
added that they have received no answer.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, June VI,
Mayor Brown, together with a commit
zee appointed by the City Council and
Board Of Police Commissioners, held
meeting to-day 10 make the preliminary
arrangements for calling National De.
tective Convention, to be held In this city
Chief OF Police McDouough explained the
object Of the meeting, and made some
suggestions for the action of the conyen.
tlon, including the adoption Of rules of
cypher for an important police CORES.
ponce by telegraph the establishment OF
reform schools for the education and re-.
formation Of young criminals, and also
Tor application to the heals Of the Euro
pean Police Department for the details Of
the system under which they work, A
committee WAS appointed 10 prepare the
matter for the action of the convention;
also committee on finance and
arrangements was appointed. October
next was suggested as . good time Tor
holding the convention, but no definite
action was taken. II was decided to sui
tably entertain the delegates during their
sojourn here.
A number OF gamblers, whose OCcupa.
tiOn is gone by the closing of the keno
and faro houses by the chief Of police,
were arrested yesterday under tho vagranl
act and this morning were fined $500
each by Police Judge Cullen, but execu-
tlon was stayed long enough TO enable
them 10 leave town, This will probably
be the fate Of all those who do not find
legitimate employment or voluntarily
leave the city. t-..Imr'
The annual tobacco fair took place to-
day, at Chris. Peppers warehouse. The
attendance was quito large, there being
representatives from Virginia, Kentucky,
Ohio, Tennessee, Louisiana, Texas, Mls'
slssippi, Missouri, present. The gene.
raj showing Of tobacco from Missouri
Is not very fine this year, owing to tho
poor quality Of the crop and unlavorable
weather for preparing II Tor exhibition.
During the ppst week the name Of LO.
gan d. Dameron, II very wealthy citizen,
prominent member VI the Southern
Methodist Church, and President Of the
Southwestern Publishing House connect.
ed with that Church, has been coupled
with serious scandal In connection with
young girl named Emily Robinson, who
served As nurse In his family To-day
Mrs. Catherine Poe Robinson, mother Of
the girl, filed u petition In tho Circuit
Court charging Mr.. DamerOn with lOrcl.
bly, debauchlng her daughter and procur.
ing abortion on her, from the effects Of
which she died ten days agO. ..r..
The charges seem 10 bV mainly based
unnn n aIaiampnL mazda hV Emily nm hpr
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, juno 81.
The Gazette of o.day announces official.
ly the elevation OF Earl de Gray to Mar.
Quis Of Ripon.
Order has been restored In Brussels.
The Independence Beige announces that
the Bonapartst Congress soon to be held
at Brussels Is to be presided over by
Rouher.
The steamship Colllngwood, from Liv-
erpool for Bombay, Is believed to have
foundered at sea, with all on board, on
the 80th tilt
The census Of England, Wales and Ire.
land Is completed. The population OF
England and Wales Is officially stated at
about %, 2,700,000, and that of Ireland Mt
about 8, 100000.
The American Minister, Mr.. Schenck,
will present his credentials to the Queen
on Friday.
.... LIVERPOOL, June 81.
Arrived, the steamship City OF Wash.
ington, from New York. ....
Arrived, the steamship Scandinavian
from Quebec. t..l'r
SOUTHAMPTON, June 81.
Arrived, the steamship Deutschland,
from New York.