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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

oRus.CALlsAYA.-Thet three beS
TOnICa, Skillfilly and elegantly combined in an
amber.colOred cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in CAswell, Hazard & Co.'S Ferro.PhoS.
phorated Rlixer Of Callsaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce OfRoyal CallSayA
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one grain Of
iron. Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASWELL, HAZARD b CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

PROPERTY PURCHAsED.-We hear that
1Ir. J. s. Rhodes has purchased the large
and elegant three.story brick building on
Main Street, lately occupied as dry
goods store by Messrs. Rouss & Stoner.
The property is most eligibly located for
business purposes, being central and on
one Of the principal retail squares in the
city. The price paid was $4,000.
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ARRIVED sAFELY.-A telegram was
received by a gentleman in this city,
yesterday, from friend in San Fran.
cisco, announcing the safe arrival there
Of the party which left here last
Saturday week. They made a de-
tour down to Salt Lake City, passing a
short time in that region. The train
which carried them to San Francisco ar.
rived there at o'clock, yesterday morn
ing. All the members of the party were
well, and delighted with their trip.
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DRY GOODS! /. NEW STOCK !
JUST OPEN ED
r. TAYLOR < co.
1 In ,.0aln n
20. r. TAYLOR < CO.

Frnged Goats Hair cnenadIne, New and Beautiful
article for Suits.
Japanese silks and PopIlns In great Variety.
Black MoEaIr BrlIIIantInes, new and elegant
Pongees, Diagonal PopIIns, SILK serges.
Black and coIored Silks, Bishops Lawn Robes.
Black iron crenadlne two yards wlde all silk and wool
Pink, blue, buff and green PercaIes & Lawns.
coquette Cloths and organdIes. ~' '''-
Piques, Wash PopIlns, CORD Linen for Suits. s4a
Linen and Plque Suits for Children,
Linen and Bishops Lawn Suits for Ladies'.
Paris Muslin Tunics for Ladies':
Pongee, Silk and Lace ParasoIs In the latest Styles
Reversible Ottoman ShaWs. Y
Silk sacques, Lama Lace Jackets.
Sash and Bow Ribbons, Roman Neck Ties.
Louise Ties, Embroldees and Lace Goods Of all kinds,
Standard Plated Founcngs In Bishops Lawn & Swiss.
octupIe Putting.
Ladies' and Misses BaIbrggan Hose.
Harris Seamless Kid Gloves. Also,
Low Priced Kid Gloves.
Misses Kid Gloves In all sizes.
Misses ParasoIs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

NOTICE TO HoUsEKEEPERs AND
OTHERs.-You con buy all the new and
elegant styles of AmeriCan'made Wall
Papers at a third less than old style En-.
glish Papers. Call and see the largest
and cheapest stock in the city. Joseph
Graves, No. "a Monroe street.
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COLLAR BoNE BROKEN. E. Mccoy
while turning horse and wagon about
on Jefferson street, yesterday, was thrown
with such violence to the ground that the
right collar bone was broken, and other
injuries sustained. 49,
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BANKRUPT SALE.-We direct attention
to the great Bankrupt Sale of Dry Goods
at 1874 Main street, commencing next
The stock to be offered is very
extensive, and comprises everything de-
sirable in the dry goods line. Go and Sc
cure some Of the bargains to be had.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

DECISION REsERvED.-The charge Of
assault and battery made by N. j. Gregg
against W. D. Sawtell and A. J. Fergu-
son, was investigated yesterday, by Esqr.
Gillespy. The evidence. was iully heard,
but the Justice reserved his decision.
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PARTIES desiring tirst-class pictures
would do well 10 call at Brown s. Hig-
gins gallery, Monroe street. Mr.. shep-
hard, their new operator, understands
just what you want, and will give special
attention to all who favor him with a
no1l
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HAND BRoKEN.-A boy named Frohme,
about Is years old, who lives in South
Wheeling, had his left hand badly broken
Monday afternoon. Our informant could
give us no further particulars.
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"ON THE STREETS" OF Wheeling any
fine day may be seen oil the latest Spring
styles. Allof these can be reproduced in
" rdrest gems" at the Partridge Gallery.
Call and supply your friends. REM
brants a specially. Visitors always wei.
come,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

THE GAS LOAN is q subject Of much
interest to many OF our citizens, yet none
the less so is the fact that all who study
economyIbuy their boots, shoes andgaites,
and hats and caps at Forgey and Clemens,
southeast corner of Main and Union
streets.
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RAN.-This region was visited with a
delightful shower, yesterday afternoon.
The refreshing drops came down gently,
laying the dust and reyiving vegetation.
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WHEELING SAVINGS 1NSTlTU-
w TION,-TRUSTEES SALE.-PurSuAnt
to the Decd OF Trust from the Wheeling Savings
Institution 10 me, dated February 49, 1871, aud
recorded In tho Recorders office for this county
In Deed Book %, page 70, lwlllO
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of May next,
and thereafter from day TO day until completed,
commencing the sale each day at ten o'clock, A:
NJ at tho Banking House lately occupied by said
Institution on Monroe street, In Wheeling, w.
Va, sell at public auction for cash the following
property, viz:
The part lot and building on tho north side OF
Monroe street Aforesaid which was conveyed by
William II. Woods and others to said Institution
by Deed dated February II, 1855, and recorded In
said Office In Decd Book d, page dOS, snblact TO
tho dover estate Of Mrs. Mary Woods
The part Of lot 1853 In ChapllnO d EON,s add.
ton part, Ofsaid city, which was conveyed BY the
widow and heirs Of Thomas NELL, deceased, TO
aud recorded In said Office In Decd Book Is, page
l6g
twenty-five shares Of the Capital Stock OF the
Wheeling Hinge Company.
Thirteen shares of the Capital Stock Of the
Merchants National Rank Of West Virginia at
Wheeling.
One Household Safe. One Gold Watch. A lot
Of valuable Silver Ware. A large number Of lit
urAry and miscellaneous works. Some superior
wines, brandy, whisky and sCgarS. A number Of
Autographs and paintings. SLAtuNry and bronze
ornaments. A number Of articles OF valuable,
furniture. A pew In st. Matthew'S Episcopal
Church, Wheeling.
Selling as Trustee, do not warrant; hut be-
llevG the title TO be good, except against the
dover estate In the property on Monroe street.
AplB DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
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WILL open this morning ten pieces
heavy gro grain Black Silks from New
York auction, at Is per cent less than they
cost in gold. BRUEs & SANDERS.
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New GooDs.-J. T. Lakin & Co., have
received their stock Of goods for Spring
and Summer wear, and we are satisfied
that for variety and beauty, they can not
be surpassed in the city. Call and see
than
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

A FEW pairs Women's Goat and Mo.
rocco polish, best Philadelphia make, at
g 80, worth IS so. Misses lasting Bal.
morals at$1 so. WOnen's lasting Balmo,
rails at g 25, at
L. V. BLoND's, 107 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

A LARGE sIOck of Boots and Shoes,
comprising all the latest styles, just re.
ceived at
L.V. BLoND's, 107 Maid Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

New GooDs-l AIN now receiving my
spring stock Of Boots and Shoes, which l
am selling very cheap. An examination
is respectfully solicited.
L. Y. BLOND, 107 Main Street.
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PERsoNAL.-The Cincinnati Commeu
ciR OF yesterday has the following:

Major Morris Fl. Dorsey was among
the K. r. HudsOn's passengers from
Wheeling, yesterday. The Major is pros.
pecting in River circles and open for a
professional engagement. He is an old
time clerk, having boated on the Ohio
and Mississippi and tributaries many
wears,
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LADIES, don't miss this opportunity of
getting Black Silk at Just halt its value
at Brues s. Sanders
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ATTRACTIVE STOCK. - New Spring
styles Of Boots and Shoes, just opened by
R. PORTER, No. 1856 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

LooL out for bargains at R. PoRTER's,
No. 1876 Main street.
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nOR SALE OR RENT.-THE In
u undersigned offers for sale or rent his It'll
property, situated at MlngO, JellersOna
county, Ohio, consisting Of new brick house OF
ten rooms, with halls and cellar. Two Of the
rooms are suitable for store or business rooms:
Also, frame house OF i've rooms on an Adjoin'
hapS9S E.P. POTTER.
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If you want to buy Black Silks at so
cents on the dollar, 60 to Brues s Sanders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

TRIMMED Bonnets and Hats. at W. p.
Bachman's 11S Main street g..
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New Advertisements.
Gold RIngs-0xtoby & Dufleld.
Window Shades,
Auction.
Artists Materials.
Wanted.
Roses.
Childrens' Home.
National Business College,
HelmbOld's Preparations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

GREAT slaughter in Black Silks at
BrucS Il Sanders.
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LADIES sUTs,-Geo. R. Taylor & Co.,
will open this morning another lot OF
Victoria Lawn and Linen Suits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

THE CITY BANK, BELLAIRE, o.
L Office, on Water St, opposite Central Block.
Docs general Banking business; receives money
Oh deposit and pays interest on special deposits;
discounts notes and bills; deals In Exchange,
Coupons and National, State and local securities,
The PROAPTEsT ATTENTION GIVEN TO cOLLEc-
TIONs ON BRLIAIRR AND ITS VICINITY. Tho cor.
ing business at this point il solicited.
DIREcrORS-A. ". Anderson, Isaac Booth, A..
y. McllOtt, A. 2. TallmAn, John 7. Mercer, c. @.
Kelly.
A. W. ANDERSON, Pres't
A. p. TALLMAN, Cashier. feb6
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THE best place in the city for hats and
caps is Forgey Il Clemens, southeast cor
ner of Main and Union streets.
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BRoNzED Alpacas at George r. Taylor
& Cos.
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MeSsrs. Z. Hoe T. Co., A. b. Taylor,
Degener q Weller, &c,
Aad vlIh 81 the sLyles and .Deslgn. q
TYPE, BORDERS. ORNAMENTS. CUTS. ETC
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND BOSTON

AND BOSTON
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For good boots, shoes and CATERS go Ia
FOrgey and Clemens.
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-2 GOOD LOTS, ON
Il high ground, In Caldwell = addition, on
west sld8JRmes street. ,,,,,,,
apps |. IRWIN.
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ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Tactics-Ministerial Exposition Of
Tory Bid for Popularity.

LONDON, Jan. 8, 1871.
The Right Honorable Sir John Paklngton enjoyed
the Christmas and New Years holidays among his
friends in Somersetshre He has not neglected the
political interests OF Premier Gladstone and his own
party in politics during the recess.
Yesterday Sir John delivered speech to body
Of electors in which he anticipated the tactics of the
coming Parliamentary session. He asserted that
the tories had already adopted a programme
OF action to be observed by their leaders
in both houses Of the legislature, particularly in
the House OF Commons. They are to appear in the
character Of ardent defenders of the national honor
and anxious to affiliate with or support the Cabinet
in q plan for the appropriation Of additional and
large sums Of money to be used beth for army and
navy purposes.
1t is SAID tnat this Will do very well temporary
cry. The people are suffering for want OF employ
ment and, as Is alleged, care very little where the
money comes from, or how 1t is to be repaid by
taxes In the future that they may have work and
wages ana bread for their families
The New York herald., 1871-01-04

fights, while New Jersey had got but one. Both
were hmck-reds, but the Islander was the largest
ana nest stationed bird. II was quite
long hght, ana tor while a very even
one. Afterwards TIE Islander showed great distress
In me windmill. ne was however tIll hacke1 al
odds, when the odds ought to have been the otheE
way. The Jersey stag was much the earnest and
after a long and tediou- time tue other walked on
and lost Time 20 minutes.
@rth Figin.-Same weights Long Island had
black red. New Jersey mum pyle. Betting even.
II was a good fight, giving hit Tor hit uhtl they
nuctuated greatly, and the betting men were IKE
weather cocks, until some of the old stagers didn't
know how they stood. 10 was ended by the black
red, when IN sinking condition, winning IL
through the good generalship Of his handler,
SerenM F,ga.--The glorious uncertainty Of tns
sport was now about TO be illustrated. The weights
a Goodlookng blue red, led by noted veteran:
Long Island black red. OF all The stags
brought from the island to fight this one was
the prime favore among both the professionals
and amateurs. Even the Jerseytes mad longing
eye for him, as when he pitted the owner of
the blue red took one look at hun and said to
so, a., after the second or third nv, add
nigh IN me AIR, the black black wa was coupled
while after he got another IN the BRAIN and then
went the way OF all game chickens. lie was worth
about bushel Of the one That whipped hlm so
Etdhm ftgb'.-tour pound eight unces.-New
Jersey sent IN a black red, as ala Long Island tno
white feather in the tam of the latter. Twen1
" TO sixteen on Jersey, ana he was M
ratter lie was fast and all over hi4
bird dong great execution Long Island got i'll the
head and body, heart and throat, and although h0
inflicted some punishment upon his an agonlst, i1
was OF no use, as Jersey secured the victory, amid
the huZzas OF It's adherents and the gurglng OF the
dying Islander. Time, minutes.
Ninth Ftgiu.--It was even work now, as each had
won four battles, and jersey again offered 1905
to so on the mann. Long Island snOwedt
a black red, five pounds. New JeIsey al
blue red. white hacke. five pounds ona
ounce. Heavy odds on the blue red and II was a
good fight, but Long Island had too much punish-
ment to give and the Jerseyte after lighting awhld
turned tall and went looking after corn, much t0
the disgust OF his frienus. Time, 1920.
Tenth Fighf.-LOng Island, q brown red four
pounds 1--WE ounces. New Jersey ounce less. Thd
latter the blue red OF the eighth fight. He mains
tanned his gallant and weearned reputation anG
whipped one OF the best youngsters ever In a pit.
Time, 23l6.
Eleventh Ffght.-The main must be decided now,
and New Jersey felt sure Of the victory, ana bet acc
cOrdngly. They sent In pyle. four pounds thir-
teen ounces; Long Island dark red, two ounces
lighter Both were sick fighters and the pyle was ~
"wheeer,n and he cut up his pranks until Long
Island Int him in the train, whicn sent HIM Kicking
under his handlers feet and winning the main for
his owner. Time, ID minutes
The New York herald., 1871-01-04
Hopeful Of Ireland.

LONDON Jan. 3, ISL.
The Cabinet appointment Of the Marquis Of Hart
iDgton lately Postmaster General OF England to the
Important Office Of Chief Secretary for Ireland-a
position which has taxed the abilities OF the greatest
OF the modern statesmen Of Britain, Peel
and Morpeth ncluded-will 1t Is hoped,
be very popular In that country, as his
Lordship lis regarded as "a friend OF "mixed
education" and the question Of public education Is
really question OF the day in the sister sle The
Marquis ideas Of ''mixed education" or the COM
mingng of children Of all religious denominations
without the exercise Of the prlesty ollce for pur-
poses of secular instruction may not agree with
those entertained by mis- Eminence Cardinal Cullen
and His Grace Of ST. Jaraths, the Archbishop OF
Tuam. In such event the Gladstone Cabinet Will
not it is thought, gain much in the way OF political
support by the appointment.
The New York herald., 1871-01-04
HOLLAND.
End Of the Ministerial Crisis-Change Of Cabi-
net-The New Ministry.

The HAGUE, Jan. 3, 1871.
His Majesty the King Of Holland has formed new
Cabinet after the country had experienced the effects
OF Ministerial crisis, which endured, with greater
or less intensity, during the past two weeks.
The following are the names OF the Minister'S with
ther o1ices of PORTFOLIO VII
Harbecke, Minister OF the Interior.
Guaricke, Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Jolles, Minister Of Justice.
Vandosse, Minister OF the Colonies.
Bluhse Minister Of Finance.
Boons, Minister of War.
Brock, Minister OF the Marine.
The New York herald., 1871-01-04
deep. The government afhrms that field works
have been sespended momentarily.
ROYAL RECEPTION AT YER.
SAlLCGS.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

New Years Reception by King William
Speech to His Oncers-When Peace IL Pos
stble.
VERSAILLES, Jan. l,
Via LONDON, Jan. 3, 1871.
King william gave reception to-day in the
Palace Of Versailles to the officers Of the German
army, in honor OF the opening Of the New Year.
The occasion was sgnalized by the delivery by the
King Of q brief address, in which he sad:-
THE KINGS SPEECH.
The great events when must have preceded our
celebration of such day In such place are due to
your heroism and perseverance, and to the bravery
Of the soldiers Our goal Is, however, still unat-
tanned. Important tasks remain to be performed
before we shall have achieved lasting peace. and
it would be censurable to make any peace which in
wolves the continuation OF the duties which have
brought you here.
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city the destruction OF property has been great and
is painful to witness.


is painful to witness.
GLIMPsE-THE WOUNDED.
At last the fog rose and was able to catch
glimpse Of the adjacent country. / moved towards
the front, passing Bobigny, and soon reached the
crossroads leading to the village LIE Grand Drancy
Here the entire force Of ambuances were collected
the red crosses Of the French corps attached to
each conveyance. The members Of the corps en-
deavoring to catch a glimpse OF the fighting. gave
to the the appe arance of course rather
than Of battle field. Shortly after my arrival some
wounded were brought from the front, put they
were few In number considering the lncessant firing
GETTING DIsBEARTENED.
The reserves Of infantry were in force some hun
dreds of yards further on. For three hours they
NAMED there, but the men finally became fatigued
and began grumbling about the cold and otherwise
exhibited symptoms OF being dsheartened. On the
left of the line, however, the men were In happy
state OF mind Whether In advance or on retreat Is
matter Of Indifference to the French so long as
they are doing something. Alter visiting lie Grand
Drancy returned to the reserves and found large
party Of engineers about to throw up entrenchments
on the right.
HoMEwARD
IT now became evident that any troops re-
naming in Drancy would be only the extreme out
posts. Although it was not later than three O'Clock
there was u general movement homewards. On ar
irving in the city we found an anxious crowd
awaiting the Official account, which was published
in the evening, giving full particulars and claiming
q great success.
Later-Another Attack Expected-Ths Gem
eral Situation.
LONDON, Jan. 8, 1871.
Under date Of December "a your correspondent in
Paris continues his narrative Of the operations from
that city. He writes-
ANOTHER ATTACK EXPECTED.
Yesterday gave you an account OF the military
operations Of the previous day. 1t was understood
that the attack on the French lines would be re-
newed on the following day, as orders were given
for the ambulances to be on the ground at early
hour. When left home everything appeared unin-
viting. and the prospect was altogether disagree
able one.
THE GENERAL SITUATION.
At Pantin met several companies of infantry and
many straggers returning from the 'front.' rolled up
IN their blankets. Far away on the plain to the
left saw bivouac fires and some troops although 1t
was evident that the main body Of the French were
not there. made various attempts to approach the
main body Of the army, but all were frutless. Time
passed, but no order arrived for the ambulances
to advance, and suggested the advlsabiity Of DASH
ing forward in the light wagon and satisfying our
selves as 10 the state OF AFFAIRS Three OF the party
agreed to accompany me, and we took with us q
stretcher and two mattresses and started on the
road which led to Gosay farm, then the extreme
outpost.
The New York herald., 1871-01-04
PRIM'S FUNERAL.
An Imposing Cortege in Madrid-The People Out
in "Multitudes Report of Ex-
citement or Riot

LONDON Jan. 3, 1871.
General Prim was buried to-day.
His remains were honored by grand funeral
pageant, one OF the most solemn and at the same
moment exciting which has perhaps been ever
before witnessed In Madrid.
The telegram advices state that 'multtudes Of
people" crowded the streets. There are no reports
Of the occurrence Of riot or disorder during the
progress of the cortege.
The New York herald., 1871-01-04
PROTEST AGAINST PaPAL SPOLIAT.ON.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 8, 1871
At a Catholic meeting here to-day, the Bishop or
Nashville presiding. resolutions were adopted de-
nouncing Victor Emmanuel for despoillng the Pope,
and calling upon the Holy Father to reassembe the
Council or the Vatican, an address to the Pope
adopted declaring thar ut his call millions will rush
70 his standard and proclaimng that a retinue
would ipsure his safety " attending the council