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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-30
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II. T. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCUU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPRr.
DENCES. HABITS OF DISSIPATION ETC.
IN al their STAGE at little expense. little or no
change IN diet, nc Inconvenience and no ex,o.,,,c
IL causes frequent dcsirc, and eivCs strength to
CrinaiS, thereby removing Obstructious, Prevent
ing aud Curing Structures of the Urcthra AIIayinr
Pam aud Inflammation, frequent IN tin. c.Ss ~
diseases and expc!liHg al Poisonous matter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-30
POETICAL.
THE OLD MILL.

After many years of wandering,
My tired heart cOmcs back At will
To the play ground of my childhood,
To the old foraker mill.
Forty years the hornets buiIded
High among the wOOd-brOwn caves;
Forty years the blue birds carroIled
Meath the tRsscled willow trees.
And the star flower aud the wild rose
BIoomed in beauty everywhere,
And with soft breath bTcathcd their fragrance
Out into the summer air.
Ia the swamp the violet clustered
Large and blue as angels eyes.
Aud the hill top crow ned with daibies
Reared lite proud head toward the skies.
Oh! this my home. and this my play ground ;
In those happy DAY gone by.
These my brakes, and these my hushes,
This my air and ibis my sky.
But theSc years have brought their changes,
Robbed the wildwood OF lie bloom,
And the old mill, worn aud shattered,
Finds yOssst for its tomb.
Every year the roof grows feebIer,
Bends II toward the winding stream;
Moses gather on the shiugles,
lVies Chamber round the beams.
Nov the wheel is stilIed forever,
Its tired pulse has ceased its throhbinS
And the brook that windein by il
Has changed lite singing into sobbing:
Every year tie roof sinks lower.
Soon the worn out frames shall fall
Ana the growing pines will sadly
Cast their shadows over all.
Thus with every human creature.
We may flourish. JHen decay;
Death distOrteth every feature
" hlch HE made beautiful and gay.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-30

cincs.
Evidences Of the most responsible end reliable
character furuished on application. with huudr,ds
OF thnlEands of living witnesses. snd upward of
$1,000 unsolicited certificates Bnd rcroumcudstorv
lettcrs. many Of which from the iEhest
including eminent Physicians. ClerE ymcu, Statss.
men. etc The proprietor has TO he r
publication in the wEpSpers; be does no, do this
from the fact that his article rank az Standard
Preparations and do not need TO be p=op ped up Sy
certificates. =
Henry T. HeImboId's Genuine
Preparations.
Delivered to any address. Secure from obServa-
ton.
ESTABLISHED uPwARD OF TWENTY YEARS
Sold by Druggists everywhere Address letters Tor
in oTmaTion. in confidence. to HENRY 7. HEI. NJ
BOLD, DruEgitt and Chemist.
Only Drpots II. 7. HELNBOLD.S Drug and
Chemical Warehouse No. 59I, Broadway, New York
orto II. T. HELMBOLD'S Medical Depot lOI south
Tenth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
BEWARE OfCoUSTERFETTS. AK for HENRY
T. HELMBOLD'S! TAKE NO OTHER.
April = 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-30

NclmJo'|s Er'r0ct BucEu Is Diuyct;c ami
5h"o"- I"":tyi"H, amt cures all diseases aris
ing tram h"JHs cf Dj,siponon. E.c,cs>ce anal
Ampr"de"c'' I" lite, impuH;,s ~ HE Eio,d,
etc, S"Persc"'"y Cop0.bH in A6srr;,ns Jor
,7hfch 1t IS used, and .S;yph;y,tjc A6cc,ions-
IN these diseases uscti n, connection lcith Helm.
LOhEs Rose Wash.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-30

~

BEING PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR
In r ABOS r COMPLAINTS. ats BLOOD
hlEHlNG PROPERTIES are GREAT
FIX THAN ANY OTHER PREPARA-
LION OF SARSAPARILLA. 1T GIVES
THE SoMPkEHl0N a CLEAR AND
nEAkInH COLOR AND RESTORES
TIE PATIENT Ia u STATE Or HEALTH
md PURITY. FOR PURIFYING: TIL 3:
BLOOD. REMOVING all CHRONIC CON-
SIIIO IION AL DISEASES ARISING
BLOOD. AND THE ONLY RELIA BILE
AND EFFECTUAL KNOWN REMEDY
FOX I'll V CURE OEPAINS AND swell
kINGSO OF THE HOMES. DECORATIONS
OF the THROAT and LEGS. RI.OTCHES
FiMPLES ON TIL T. FACE. ERYSIPEIAS
AND IL. SCALY ERUPTIONS OF THE
ShiN. AND BEAUTIFYING TIE CON-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-30
TIN AND STOVE HOUSE.

w. q. SNTITH,
agent for JAS. L"'c. H"cE and Successor to
Miller d Smith,
RESPECTFULLY informs his fricnds and ,b.
~ public that hc has opened at the old .tn nd of
kinds Of " =" 81
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK,
Roofing and SpOuting done at short notice and
IN the very best manner. My assortment of
Tin WARE, STOVES, &c. is complete. and
will be sold low for Cash or to so day promnt
paying customers. Please call and see me
before purchasing elsewhere, as my motto
shall be to please.
Respectfully,
Feb. IL, ISII-Iy. -,
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Ed
HENRY T. HELMBOLD's IMPROVED
ROSE WASH

cannot be surpassed as FACE WASH and will be
ioGnd the only specific remedy in every species Of
Gates PIMPLES, Spots. sCCRBCTiC DIZZINESS
INpURATIoNs OF the CUTASEOCS MEMRRANE
etc. dinels REDSESS and INCIPIFNT inf All
NATION. HIVES. RASH. MOTH PATCHES
DRiNESS OF SCALP OR SKIN. FROST BITES
End all purposes for which SALVES or ONT.
MENIS arc used; TcsioICs the skin to a state of
putty and soitness, aud insurcs hcsI,bv
actlon TO the Tissues of Its vCssclS whc depeuds
the agreeable clearness and vivacity Of zion
go much sought and admired. hut however vain.
able as remedy for existing defects OF .hc skin H.
1. HeImbolu's Rose Wash has long SUSTAINED lie
principal claim to unbounded patron &c. bv pos
srssing qua ities which render il n TOILET APP
PENDAGE Of the moot SuperlaJive and ConrCuiaI
character combining ia an elegant formula thuse
prominent requisites, SAFETY and EFFICACY
the inVSriahie aCcomps niments of its use-as a
PTGservntive and Rctreshcr of the Complexion II
IL an excellent Lotion for diseases Of Sv phiIi- M
ture, and as injection for diseases OF the Urinary
organs arising from habits 81 dissipation, used in
connection with the EXTRACTS iCHU SARSA
PARILLA Hud CATAW BA GRAPE PILLS insuc
diseases as recommended, cannot be surpassed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-30

7 EDUCATING Oil and Tar for sareh nv
- McCURDY DUKE.
ShiNGLE L1th and PlasteTing Lath for sale by
McCuRDY 4 DUKE.
SPEClNL attention to Tin Roofing and Spoutinr
- ana repairing done promptly in town or coun.
Try, ny McCURDY DUKE.
IME Tor WhiiewashinE for snIc nv
"a MCCURDY DUKE.
A LARG Stock Of Cook Stoves just received and
"A Tor sale by MccURDY DUKE.
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II s.
HENRY 7. HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
THE

= = TT--
mas cured cVcry case cj' NiUJc'cS IN lrhich II
mas Dee" yiccn. IrriGtion IF Mc Mack ofhAc
h""tHe" AMI inflammation oJ'Lhc Kidneys, u
ceTd''"H ~ tie hUImcys GHd Bidddcr, Retcn,
to" Of Crime, Diseases nj tie Prostitute Gk,y6
Si2"e IN the BLodGcr, Cdlculus, GrarcL
B"'ch-d"st D,Poiit, ",,d .Vacons ar .E1Eg Dis
charges, an" 10" EntccG1cdo"d Dciicofe Con>
S"tWt0RS cf LOm Se.rcs, 0ficudcd wiih the t,I
to'e'"y $gnpfo"'s: A,i,sy"siti,n Ia Eyerf,on.
hoss."t Fo'rcr, hoSs # .Nmocy, 9,firuity o/
H'e"thi"y, 'r""h Nc"rcs, Tr,H,6k,Hg, K5ryGr
@ discuss, H"EJ"i"r>s, D.D,ncsxo NJ Ils:on.
pam N me B"ch, hof Unnis, F2Dsa,vy oJhhe.
B'"2, .DEy""sS If Me !Shi", EruJ,ii,n on tie
race, E"tld .Obmfc"pHcc, LnicerSui ISs,il,ie
u Ms N~scRi0r .Ey.i,n,, RE.
tscd by persons from the Rgos Of eighteen to
t"'hty hN'' aud from thiriy-fVc Gty- five or in
ihr decline or 'hnUEs al HE; after confinement or
labor pains, bed %Ctuns in children.
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"A clergyman, who enjoys the benefit of
line farm, was slightly taken down." few
days ago, by his plOughman, who was sitting
on his plough IN 4 cOrnfic!d, resting his horse
The reverend gentleman bcin!, an economist
said with great seriousness. John, wouldn't
1t be good plan for you to have gooi stub
scythe here, and be cutting 4 few bushes
along the fence while the horses arc resting a
snort time. 'W0uldnt 1t Ge well. sir =" sad
John. with quite as serious Il c1untenance as
the divine wore himself "for Won To have a
tub OF potatoes in the pulpit, and when they
are slnEIng, peel EN- awile 70 be ready for the
pot" The reverend gentleman laughed heart.
iiy, and went on his way.
"A funny story is told of ono Meek. an
Oregon pioneer, great hunter, and man of
much influence in that State. One dnv in
conversation with an English traveller, the
John Bull finally asked, ''NVhy. sir. You mus,
have lived here long time ~ TO this, Meek
replied II have, sir you may well saw that"
Pointing to Mount Hook. said he to the
Englishman "Do you see that mountain ?''
"Well, sir" he said to the interrogation.
wv hen first came to this country that noun
tain was hole in the ground"
"A quakeress, jealous of her husband.
watched his movements. and one morning
kissing the servant girl. Broadbrim was not
long in discovering the face of his wife, As she
PeePed through the half open door, Gnd thus
addressed her: Betsy, thee had better oui,
PeePIng, or thee will cause a disturbance in
the family"
Personalities are rather freely INDUCED
IN by Vermont politicians As the election APP
Proaches. One suffrage solicitor, we observe.
k,S
namely: Buying soup bones at the market
and sticking pair of turkeys legs through
the top of his basket to make show on the
street"
"A clever rePartee is attributed to the
member from Mormomdom in the Few Con-
gress. 4 brother member asked him how
many wives he had. Enough to keep me
from running after other peoples" he prompt
y replied.
"A fellow on settling his bill, said landlord
charged him seven dollars a day for five DAYS.
didn't you make mistake ~ "No." You
did, you thot you got all the money had, but
you are mistaken. have a whole purse full
in another pocket"
"A Qlaker's advice to his son on his
wedding day; "Wheu thee went Il counting
told thee to keep thy eyes wide open =; now
that thou art married, tell thee to keep your
eyes halF shut"
care the jury agreed ?" asked a Judge
of court attache, whom he me, on the stairs
with bucket in his hand. .Yis' replied
Patrick, they have agreed to send out for
half gallon"
~ Bureau school ma'am, in Georgia,
thrashed one of her pupils, colored boy of
g IL
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HARNESS, SADDLES AND BRIDIES,

MANUFACTURED Or REPAIRED.
At ChdT|esto'rm, Jc6ersom County, Tirginia
IhEundersignedresP ectiull Y annuuuc- "a
&c 20 the citizens of Charlestowu arc kAcSA
VICINITY that he is constantly ma king and
IsPSiIinR CaTrlAgr, Gig Buggy. Cos CHI nd u aron
HARNESS, SADDLES, RRinLES MATTERS
&c; In the most durable manner, and the moot
modern styIe OF wor ma ship, and al short notice
ana upon :. living" terms. NV work commenoS
"sei. Al ask j. share ofthe public patropnge
OSCaH upon me at my eSta bIshment ON Mar
ket-HOUSe Squa'e-
November I. Iss6-Iy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-30

~ ATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,
~ for r"stnring TO Grsy Faded Hail iIs Original
ana youthful color prevents il from falling aud re-
stores lite growth, and Answcra every I.urpose
elegant aud healthy dressing Tor the hair CaiIonJ
get a sample bottle Gratis. For sale by
&c heller.
TRUSK'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT
\ Highly recommended for the cure OF broken
bruised and sprained lmbs Rhe umatism and Lame
ness Come Burus, frozen lim be. just received
and Tor ERie by C. r. Keller
DLSON'S CURE FOR CONSUNIPTJON,-
This medicine is the only ever offered TO the
public under a guarantee to perform what il nTo.
Po-eS, VIC could refer TO several parties in thia
ne'=hborh""d who have derived very great benefit
from lite Sc For sAle by e. f. RELIER
NCRHAM SMOKING TOBACCO, NAV
- Queen 10, Is. + GrHdy's chewing do. noe
havAnnA and domestic Cigars at low rates. for sale
HNrper's Ferry. Feb. 2S, 1871
SSEEDS.-Bui;s, Shakers wrich,snnd
- Smith Bro, Garden Seeds, II irCsh nd en-
Beans, Onion Sets and Flower Seeds for sal by
&. f, BELLER.
CARBoLIC DISINFECTING SOAP.-For wash-
- ing Horses, Pigs, Cattle. DoCs. and all other
domestic ani'na' frees them from insects improves
me hair Snrcs the mango and s invaluable for heal
ing sor"s Of all kinds. insects poultry completely
aSstroycd By it, use; every farmer should give it
trial For sale by &C HELLER
Hsrpcrs Ferry. March 81 1871.
T BAKING POWDER We would call
ALAA4 the attention of our customers TO this
article of Baking Powder, which we manufoctu,c
ourselv"s. Iproduc"s lighter. swecter and more
Wholesome articles of food than any other article
IN use Those who have tried il pronounce il az.
peTior to anything Of kind v, of, rcd for m.
ing Wheat or Corn Bread, Biscuits wafFI~s SiuI.
nus, PS'idi"CH. Apple DumpIings, Pot Pee and
the moot convenient and ccuuomicl article in ,.c
All We Hsk IL for our friends give it a trial To
be lad in any qu'n'ity at our drug store:
Harpcr's Ferry ApriI4 ST.
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SHINGLES FOR SALE.

o. 0OO PRIME Oak sh,ngle., on hand and
~csn''O for saIe by
Jan. 10, 1871. wFIRICE WELLER
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ENGRAVING neatly done By
IL August - l. DISET
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All kinds Of Musical Instruments Supplied.
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AGENTS WANTED.

n. B.-We caution the public from purehusing
cheap Piano. which has recently been put in The
market, bearing the name "Arion." All genuine
Arion Pianos bear the name Patent Arion - and
can only be purchased from New York Ware
rooms. or our authorized Agents throughout the
United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-13

Deputy Comptroller Green to-day be-
gan TO Issue warrants. Several Of the
clerks get their pay Of September, and the
strictest scrutiny Is exercised over the pay
rolls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-13
SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE Cry, Nov. 11.@John B.
Kimball, Of the well known mercantile
firm OF Klmball & Lawrence, died last
night Of consumption. The deceased was
an old and highly respected citizen ol
Salt Lake, but not Mormon. nY
Tho papers report that o company oI
missionaries Of Mormon faith, are 10 leave
Ogden for the Eastern States, on tho 10Th
inst The Union Pacific Railroad gave
them tickets at halfrates.
The Emma Mining Company, have
commenced shipment East of the i'm.
nlcnse quantity OfOre which has acCumu.
lated here during the summer. The as.
sayers Of this city are now finding tin In
the orc from Ogden. The return Is as
high as 10 per cent, and SO per cent on
metal run out Of the crude process. Tin
stock Is again up. The Adelaide mine,
at Little Cottonwood, is claimed by lts
owners 10 show every indication Of being
a second Emma. ..u..
Nothing from Brigham or 0rson Hyde.
The weather Is stormy, and snow Is
falling on the hills
SALT LAKE, November 12.-Accounts
from the provinces represent all manner
Of outrages pending the suits Of the Eureka
Mining Company US. the King David and
May Henrietta companies. Two witnesses
for the defendants were asBailed with
slung shots and badly injured night
last, and an hour or two later the superin-
tendent Of the May Henrietta was shot at
twice, narrowly escaping with his life.
The miners unanimously espouse the
May Henrietta. T7-1 -
The Herald this morning publishes o
letter from St. George relative to the con-
ference there, but not word In regard TO
Brigham. This 10 remarkable, as hitherto
every movement Of Brigham when away
from the city has been reported daily both
by letter and telegraph.
The funeral Of ]. B. Kimball, Of the
firm Of Kimball 6 Lawrence, which
took place this afternoon, was atten ded
by all classes Of people, Mornons and
Gentiles. The procession was the most
solemn ever Witnessed In the territory.
Kimball never was o Mormon, but his
partner, Lawrence, although seceder
from the church, Is q polygamist.
The reopening Of the United States
District Court, and the reassembling Of
the Grand Jury tomorrow Is anticipated
with much interest. ..I. .
1t Is understood that Hoza Stout, OF the
party confined at Camp Douglass under
Indictment for murder, with Mayor
Wells and others, hns made application 10
the SuprLme Court oil the United States
fnF Pnlnaa an unntt a writ NJ h1heda aot.y,tis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-13
A. Horrible Murder In Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. ia horrible mur.
der was committed near the Usage Mis-
sion, Kansas, on the night Of the 9th inst
The facts ELECTED at the cotoner's inquest
are as follows: JOHN P, Flanagan, the
perpetrator OF the crime, having recently
met with pecuniary losses, resolved TO
despatch himself and family, and on the
9th inst. procured Chloroiorm, and during
the night administered II 10 his wife and
two little girls, aged ten months and two
years. About 4 o'clock in the morning
Mrs. Flanagan awOke from the stupOr
produced by the chlOroform and discov.
cred her husband in the act Of driving 10.
penny nails into the head Of one OF the
children, and flying to the rescue of her
babes, she found them expiring from the
effects of the blows inflicted with a
hatchet and the nails, but she succeeded
In disarmlng her husband, gave the alarm
and he was taken in custody. A letter
was found tackled TO the wall addressed
To some Of his relatives, in which he
states that In consequence of his mind
being In such q condition that he could
not do anything, he had determined 70
kill himself and family, excepting MS son
Clarence
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-13
The North Missouri Railroad AcCl.
~. dent. q N.Fr -I

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 11.-FufLher advices
in relation 10 the accident near Wells
vile, on the North Missouri Railroad,
yesterday, state that only two persons were
killed outright, but between twenty and
thirty were wounded, several Of them u
Is feared, mortally. All Of the injured
were taken TO Wellsville and promptly
cared for by the Railroad Company. Both
Of the cars were badly smashed, and but
for the platform Of the ladies' car, pre-.
ceding the soldiers car pulling out, the
remainder Of The train might have been
dragged from the track and the serious
ness Of the disaster largely increased.
Information respecting the accident yes.
terday on the North Missouri Railroad,
Is very meagre. The only additional news
at hand Is that two soldiers, Butler Fletch-
er, Of Tenn, and Joseph White, of Lo-
gansport, Ind, have died, and that thirty
others were more or less injured Efforts
have been made to-day 10 obtain the
names Of the wounded, but the railroad
officials manifest very little disposition TO
furnish the information 10 the press or
public. Alist, therefore, has not been re-
Ceiyel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-13
TENNESSEE.
Emerson Etheridge In Favor of
HPasSiVIsm."

Emerson Etheridge In Favor Of
u. "PasSiVISm."
NASHVILLE, November 7.-Emerson
Etheridge Is in Nashville. lie Is en-.
phatlcally in favor ol non.acLlon on the
part Of the Democracy, and says that no
convention to nominate President ought
to be held by It, U
Strong efforts will DO made In the
Legislature 10 reduce the taxes, and II Is
believed by tho Memphis and Nashville
boards Of trade that tho effort will suc.
ceed.
George Francis Train lectures here on
the nth inst. TO. ~ la.8 8..lH
The Supreme Court, at Knoxville, ad.
journed to-day, to meet again in Nash.
vile next month. A large mass Of bust.
ness which had accumulated during and
since the war was disposed Of rapidly.
MASONIC CONVENTION AT NASHVILLE.
The annual Convention of the Masonic
Grand Chapter closed today, the follow.
Ing officers having been elected and in.
stalled for the ensuing year A. j.
Wheeler, High Priest: John W. Paxton
Deputy High Priest; James b. Murfree
Scribe; John McClelland, Treasurer; Jno
FrizzeIl, Secretary; John T. Irlon, Chap.
lain; Il A. Caldwell, Captain Of Host
3. s. Reever. Royal Arch Captain; Jos
Anderson, King. tI H. .,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-13
GaeGatelti1qen
4 Commercial Suggestion Affecting
the Permanent Seat.


A correspondent OF the Charleston
,Ioraal, complaining Of the dilapidated
surroundings about the State House, and
suggesting numerous reasons for them,
indirectly blaming the present State Off.
Cials, asks: ..
"Or Is there q more remote interest TO
liz subserVed, by making the present loCa.
tinn Of tho Capitol look as squalid as
possible, to facilitate the removal Of the
Capital Of the State 10 another locality"
Noticing this, the Monroe County Reg.
iIEer says pointedly;
"You hit the mark there at last the
idea Is, to trade 1t of to the Northwest in
exchange for the UiUd UOce and the Inter.
mol Improvement robberies,"
We don't know what bargains tho pres.
ent representatives Of the Northwest"
may be capable Of, but We don't believe
tho people Of this quarter want TO make
any such trade. Tho Internal Improve.
ment robberies would cost us infinitely
more than tho capital ever would be worth
IN na
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-13
MINOR FELEGRAMs.

The spar and block works Of Thomas
J. Dunen, near the mouth Of the CuyR.
hoGa river, were destroyed by fire Satur-
day night, Loss $4,000; insurance not as.
certained.
AN old man named VIM. Ryland, liv.
ing Of New Albany, Indiana, on Friday,
while drunk attempted to kill his sons
wife, inilicting several stObs with pen
knife and knocking her down with IN iron
wedge, Ryland was arrested and held to
answer the Of assault with intent to kill.
Tho concert Of sacred music at tho
Baltimore Opera House, Sunday night,
for the benefit Of tue Catholic Benevolent
Institute in Chicago, was well attended,
"A man named Pat. Kilroy was killed
ON the Kentucky Central railroad, in Gov.
ington, late Friday night, his head being
separated from his body by the cars,
The deceased was unknown In Covington,
Information has been received Rt
Washington that the Sub Ku-Klux Com
milteG, which met ut Atlanta, Georgia,
adjourned on Wednesday evening alter
examining 100 witnesses,
Jake and Mat Hoffman, charged with
numbering Chamberlain and Francis, q
short distance from Marshfeld, Mo "a few
days ago, were released on bail Thursday
in tho respective sums Of ten and five
thousand dollars.
Saturday three children in quest Of
coal, at MinersvillO, Pa, wandered into
an abandoned mine, when several portions
OF the gangway cayed in and all were
"A. X. Gaines, q prominent and inhu.
ential citizen of Boone county, Kentucky,
died from lock.jaw last night at his resi-.
dGnco. lie will be remembered In con-
nection with the fugitive slave case in
which Margaret Garner figured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-13
A nIood1 Trhladn h indiana.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 12.-Thls A. NJ, a
family named Parks was found murdered
in their house, near Hentyville, Indiana,
which consisted Of Cyrus NJ Parks and
wife, Isabella, son John, nged 10 years,
daughters Bvellne, aged II years, and
Ellen, aged 10 years. The heads Of all
were terribly beaten and crushed with
some blunt instrument The brains Of
Parks, wife and son were scattered about
the room. They were lying In their beds.
The daughters were found sitting in the
kitchen, alive, but delirious and fatally
hurt. Shots had been heard in the night
by the neighbors, but the bodies bear no
bullet marks. Information was promptly
forwarded to the police here. Mr.. Parks
was a leading member Of church near
his house, and was much esteemed in the
cammunity. No clue has been obtained
Of the murderer. Greatexcitement prevails
in the vicinity, and should the villain be
discovered, he would probably DO Instant
" lynched. uI