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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-04
INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS. Octobel

INDIANAPOLIS, October 8.
The coal miners Of Clay county,
Indiana have made a demand for an ad.
vance for wages of about IL per cent and
threatens a strike unless their demand Il
complied with by the 10 inst q
A creditors bill has been filed in The
Superior Court, by the Mill Creek Lum.
Der Company Of Cincinnati against the
receivers Of the |. G. & L. II. H.
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ALABAMA.


MONTuOMENYI UctOber u
Alta meeting Of the leading merchants
and cotton factors In this city last night,
Board Of Trade, modelled on those Of
our sister cities, was organized with A.
Strnssburger as President and NJ. p, Le'
grand, II. w. Burr as Vice President
All the merchants take an interest in this
matter and are determined on making II
n Rllrcnsa
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Virginia Conservatives ore wishing
the disabilities of ex.Gov. LetCher re.
moved, that he may be elected to the
United States Senate as successor of the
Hon. j. +. Lewis. .... ".
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Arrival Of the steamer Berlin.

BALTIMORE, UcLOber 8.
Special to the Intelllgencer a.'
The North German Lloyd Line steam
ship Berlin, from Bremen, arrived at the
European Steamship Pier, Locust Point
this afternoon at o'clock, with a cargo
OF assorted merchandise for this city and
tho West. She brings 80 cabin passen'
gers and $40 emigrants, The emigrants
leave for the West by the b. 81 o, r. Il.
at 0:40 this evening.
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SATURDAY., OGlODEh u Aotlt
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de
scribed real estate, situate In the city OF Wheel
np. and STATE OF West Virginia, that 10 10 say
+ mart Of a lot or parcel OF ground on UnlOE
street, In said city, beiHg portion OF lot NO III
and which part Is bounded as follows; beginning
at the corner Of an alley running from Union
street, thence with said alley enthusiastically Al
feet To the corner Of the smoke house erected on
said lot thence by line binding thereon al
right angles 10 said alley anu parallel WIN
Union street Weslwardy - icrt thence by q
line at right angles TO thg said last mentioned
line and paFsllol with said alley ~ feet to Union
street: thence with Union street 23 feet to the
place Of beginning being the same property CON
ycyed to said ShGrrard Clemens by Isaac w
Mitchell and wire, by deed dated October 20
1875, and recorded In the Recorders office oil
Ohio CouRty in deed book No. "a, page 28l.
The interest Of said Sherrard Clemens being
an undivided fonrth OF an undivided half Of LOT
No l37, at the corner Of Union and Fourth
streets the same bGingG6 feet on Fourth street,
and running the same width 1872 feet on Union
street to thirty foot alley, the said interest be-
Ing subject TO the payment OF OhO-third Of Its
annual rental value to Mrs. Ellen Clemens, moth.
ur Of said ShGrTard Clemens, during her life.
time For more particular description OF said
lot. reference is made 10 tho deed by which
John Richie and wife conveyed the same TO j.
". Clemens dated June II. 1887, and recorded
in the Recorders office OF Ohio county, In Deed
TERus or SGLE-One.thIrd Of the purchase
money, and such further sums as the purchaser
NAV elect In hand, the balance In equal Install.
ments vt six and twelve months from tho day OF
sale bearing interest from that day, the pur.
chaser giving bond with approved security for
deferred installments. Title TO be retained until
payment OF purchase money In full.
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD,
,ept5.Wo special Commissioner.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
V SALE.

Thl. beautiful piece of ground at present oc.
rapIed by Mrs. Judge Caldwell, situated east Of
tho Baltimore \ Ohio Railroad and In the north.
era part Of Monudsyillc W. Va, containing
eighteen acres Of 1no bottom land, on which Is
situated a fine brick mansion, containing four
teen rooms twOuld be admirably suited Tor a
summer boarding housGO or seminary, surround.
ed quantity OF choicest Fruit and Otnamen.
necessary oatbuldlngs QnCIudlng good atable)
aud good well and spring.
The ground will be sold together or In lots to
Ent purchasers ELLKN CALDWELL,
scplGdlw Moundsvillc, W. Va.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.
The thlrtioth session of this Institution vii

Monday, 25th September, 1871.
and terminate on the 18th Of June, isT9. 1t IS
rOmantiCally situated In the midst OF the beautl.
i1l and healthy hlll.Country Of the "PanhandlU"
OF West Virginia, easily accessible by railroad
or river, and surrounded with the most favorable
influences for student life. II Inns property In
endowment, Buildings, Apparatus, Library, &c,
Of over $3.50 600, and Ia thus enabled to sustain q
faculty and furnish facilities for q thorough edu.
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PARIS, October 8.
SPAIN.


1t is believed that Senior Reverb will be
chosen President of the Cortes. SignOr
Figuerola is mentioned for Minister Of
State. "an IH
King Amadeus has ordered the release
of 100 political prisoners, aarN.
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WEST INDIES.
KINGSTON. JAN.

KINGSTON, JAM, Oct, 0.
The French man.of.war Bouset L
ashore on the coast of Iayti, and is in
danger OF becoming q total wreck.
KEY WEST, Oct. 8.
Salvage has been awarded to the
wreckers on the cargo Of the steamship
Mississippi, to the amount Of $4,000.
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ILLINOIS.
CItpo. It's Or

CAIRO, ills, October 0.
Charles Walker, a Porter in the 81
Charles Hotel and Geo. Taylor, drayman
both colored, had a fight last night
which resulted in the death Of Taylor
from knife in tho hands Of Walker
| The murderer escnped.
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Closing Efforts in the Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania and Indiana Campaign.
WAsuIygTON, Ocl.

WASHINGTON, VVE' "'
Both the Republican and Democratic
Committees are sending immense sup
plies OF political documents into Penn-
sylvania, Ohio and Indiana with the view
TO influence the coming elections.
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IT is said that every prime minister in
Europe Is a Mason; but this is probably
not true.
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Geo. Bats, who wasindicted at New.
ark, New Jersey, for the murder Of o. G.
Halsted, Jr., in July was arraigned yes.
terday and pleaded not guilty The
trial Il set fol October Is.
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THE Republican press Of the country is
quite generally demanding the removal of
Collector Murphy.
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FRANCE.
BREsr, October 0.
The steamship ST. laurent arrived.

BREsT, October U.
The steamship ST. laurent arrived.
VERSAILLES, October 8,
1t is semtotiicially announced that
the negotiations OF the customs treaty on
behalf of the French and German gov.
ernments have arrived at q definite lin.
dentanding and that the formal signing
of the treaty is delayed to await the pay
ment of the French indemnity. The
money Is now due.
.1 PARIS, October 8.
The Court Martial before which Editor
Raphel was arraigned, has found him
guilty and sentenced him TO pay a fine
under the terms Of the press law. The
oirenSe charged is with publishing false
news. t..-.I
The secret agents Of Napoleon, who
have been intriguing for the restoration
Of the Empire have been arrested here.
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For forty years Pennsylvania has cast
her vote for the President elect. She has
been on the winning side ever since 1882
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Indiana state Fair.

r INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 0.
The State Fair opened for exhibition
,o,uay. The number Of entries are much
SMgSr lhan at any previous fair. The
usplay OF stock isparticnlarly fine. Three
hundred and thirty.three entries If horses
er is fine. N'' Nv "''''"
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THE Democrats of Massachusetts, have
requested John Quincy Adams to take
the stump. ...... ..
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A SPECIAL election took place yester-
day for four members Of Congress in
TeXas.
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THE Burgettstown fair commences to,
day and continues until Friday evening,
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THE Imperialists in France are becOm-
ing holder in their movements.
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THE indianapolis Presbytery has issued
circular" letter against "round" dances.
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Arrival of the Great American
Traveller.

. NEW YORK, October 9.
Wm. II. Seward arrived this morning
from Europe. Some friends gave him a
hearty reception in the bay. lie lefl i'm
mediately for Peekskill in the Hudson.
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SEPTEMBER was the hottest month of
the season in California.
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GALE OF LAND FOR TAXES.

The nrdcrsghcd, Sheriff OF the County Of
Ohio will, on The first day Of the October term
Of the Circuit Court Of said county, at tho front
oil the lands therein delinquent for the rOn.pay.
ment Of taxes for tho years 1869 and 1870, which
lands. with the taxes, Interest, and damages duo
on each tract, are specified In list thereof post.
ed on the front door of tho said Court House, TO
which list special attention is directed. !,
Il. s. BROWN,
sop2g Sheriff Ohio County,
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NEW YORK, October 8.
Yellow Fever.

CHARLEsToN, October 8.
-Four deaths from yellow fever within
the last twenty.four hours.
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LBAvENwonrn, October 3.

LBAvENwoRTH October3.
Paul Michael, OF Edwatdsville, was
killed here to-day by a runway team.
Mai. Dewey, paymaster Of the army,
just from the Indian Territory, says the
recent Indian troubles at Fort Sill, arc
supposed TO have grown out of the i'm.
prisonment Of Santana and other Kiowa
chiefs.
All the colored men employed on the
extension OF the Chicago y Southwestern
Railroad, have been discharged at the
demand of the 1rishmen employed on the
work. ,T
l- ATcHrsoN, October B.
The Northern Kansas District Fair
opened to.day, The entries are very
large. The weather is fine and every.
thing promises very attractive and in
ierestihg fair. All the trains arriving arc
crowded with people.
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Judge Barnard's Remarks to the New
York Grand Jury..Fast Horses and
Fast Women Kept up at the Pub
lie Expense.
~ NEW YORK, October Q.
AT the opening of the Court of Oyer
and Terminer, this morning, Judge Bar
nard, in his charge to the Grand Jury
alluded to the irregularities existing In
the city government. He said that one
evil which should have been stopped was
the taking OF illegal fees by city and
county officials The election laws were
flagrantly violated, and II was his inten-
tion to keep the Grand Jury ia session
until after tlie election, so as 70 secure ID
the people q fair election In this con.
nection he enlarged on the general cor.
ruptions, and announced 1t as q fact that
nearly all of the fast horses and fast wo.
men Of the city were supported from the
city treasury.
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DWELLING HOUSE,

OK CnArLlSE srREEr, CESrRG WHEELING.
II not previously sold, my Dwelling Issa4A
House, situate on ChaplinC street, near #ii:
First, will on Saturday the i4th day Of OC.J Jalll
iOhcr, at 10 o'clock, A. Nj, be offered at public
sale at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, to tho highest bidder.
Terms -One.third cash, balance In o, ", 1s
aud 2lmonths, with interest At per cent.
saC positive.
sept21 THOMAS j, CANpBRLL.
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-Fants \ Mnrray's saw mill was de.
sStroyed by fire yesterday at indianapolis.
Loss $4,000. Partially insured
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PROBABILITIES.

The barometer will probably continue
to fall in the Southern and Gulf States, and
the rain storm now prevailing there will
extend to Georgia. Rain will also proba-
bly, fall during Wednesday ln.the Carroll.
mas, and. d.continued westerly. winds, with
hszy weather on the lakes.
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For Sale.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR sALE.-In pursuance q decree
rendered by the Circuit Court OF ONO county
West Virginia, at Inc Jane term, 1871 In cause
in cbsnceSy therein pending, in which AloBzo
Child is Complainant, and shcrrard Clemens and
others arc defendants, shall, as special commits
SIoner named in said decree, offer at public sale,
al Inc front door OF the court house OF Ohio
C0nntY on
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MICHIGAN University has class of 300
women.
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EeOReather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFiCE or THE CHIEF SieNAL OFFICER,

wGsiiNdToN, D. G., oct $3.50 P. N.
The highest barometer continues, as on
Monday, in the South Atlantic States,
but the pressure has fallen very general
ly east Of the Rocky Mountains, The area
Of the low barometer which has been
moving very slowly along the Texas
coast Is now of the mouth Of the Missls-
sippi. Rain has been reported from Ar
kansas, but Is now confined to Southern
Louisiana and Alabama, with brush Of
northeast winds. Southeast winds, with
partially cloudy weather, prevails in Low.
er Fla. Thelow barometer on Lake Huron
has moved eastward, extending its influ-
ence rapidly over the middle and eastern
States. Cloudy and threatening weather
prevails on the east Atlantic coast, and
a smoky atmosphere has extended from
Lake Erie and Virginia, westward. The
pressure has fallen decidedly at the Rocky
Mountain stations. ...-. 80. ........
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Educational,

IRON CITY COLLEGE, PITTS
l. BURGH, PA.
The best conducted, most popular and success.
ful Institution In the United states for the tho.
rough, practical education Of young aud middle
aged men.
eB- For large descriptive Circuats contain.
Ing tull particulars, address
JySld&w j. G, SMITH, A. A., Principal.
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T. Preparatory course Of ono year. q Regular
Literary COuree, including the Ancient Ian.
guages, for the Degree Of Bachelor OF Arts. 3.
Literary and Scientific CoursG, for the Degree OF
Bachelor Of Sciences. 4. The Course for Master
OF Arts. D. The COufsa for Master Of Sciences.
0. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &c. Detailed Information as 10
lhesp CDiifses tyii be fnIind in nnP IlalaIngna
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BY.TELEG GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntelllgenCer.

(By the Western Union Line.
ONCE Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts'l
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I ARGE SALE OF
Puro-Bred Short Horns.

The subscriber will sell at auction, at Charles,
town, W Va, On November lst. At u NJ hia
herd Of THIRTY. EIGHT HEAD Of
ParC.Brcd Short Horn Cattle,
Consisting of 2S Cows and lIelers and 10 Bulls.
ThcsOarc chiefly young cattle, all OF the purest
European and Kentucky LGdigrGGs, and record
ed In the American Short Horn Herd Book,
hCatAlOgue containing terms, pcdigreGs, &c,
will be sent to any one on application to the sub.
sCfihut.
scp3OdAw JAMES M. RANSOM.
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TERMS.

Tuition has been reduced from go 10 SaOspct
session. Boarding from t9 TO 90 per week. Cn.
furnished rooms from s. 10 SO per session, and
free tuition TO sons Of Ministers Df tho Gospel
Of all denominations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue to
Prof. g. l.. LoOs, Secretary; or, to
W. K. PENDLETON, President,
Ivf7 Brtbany. West Virginia.
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AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.

are provided for both public and private board.
Ing, and unfur1ished rooms will be let tO students
who wish TO board themselves.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-10-06

r will not be long. probltly, before the Brit
i.b Parliament will be brought face to face with
the question Of prohibition" 50 called. Eng
li.h statesmen are gathering facts upon tie sub
iect. and leading English journals own that the
Growth Of pauperism and crime, resulting from
the use Of intoxicating drinks in the United
Kingdom, is likely TO compel legislative acton
The facts Of the case in England, as presented
by Mr.. Biscog ia a late pamphlet upon heredi-
tsry monarchy in France, are very impressive
1t appesrs that If the average Of the four years
before 1870 Of expenditures for intoxicating
driaLs in England was maintained during lo'o'
as it undoubtedly was, the amount for the last
five wears has been e56i952, $50. Allowing
that the six,y-four odd millions will cover the
reasonable and saluary demand, there is let
Twenty-Five hundreds Of millions Of dollars
spent for liquor in five yesrs-sn outlay which
raised the poor and police rates last year to
el3.5ll .S27 which withdrew from productive
Industry ls5 ,095 persons, or one from every
tbi-tvthree houses in the king lom, to deal It's
damnation out to the consumers = and Thich
" enfeebles. degradas, and corruTts the race
Mr.. Birelow adds that when Germany d.
msnded e5O0 600 600 sterling as indemnity It
was thought the monstrous extortion Of
cououeror ; yet England delibers tely accepts an
eousl burden, not once IN &C injury, but FOR
every five year,.
These figures are startling The London
Times yarns the publicans thst they must sub
NIT to some kind Of restrictive legislation. 1t
asserts that the evils, direct and Indirect OF
intempersnce. are 50 manifest as to hurry one
nublic man after another into policy OF re-
nression at al hazards and says that g the
present consumption Of intoxie Ating liquors IS
twice what it ought to be, and that the present
profits of the trade simply express public loss
and are Incompatible with public welfare u
While Ave hundred millions Of pounds are lost
in liquor every FIVE year,, paupers increase IN
England at the rate of about Two millions Oh
persons and should the present rate continue
in another ten years one-sixtb of the present
ratio of population in the United Kingdom Will
be paupers These are among the facts when
mske the situation Of England SO grave ana
which Justify the expectation of decided & tenn
persnee legislation " by Parliament.
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PFRSO l..

The Congregqiioaaijst states that Mrs Abby
s,ee Richardson has taken up her retidence in
Chicago. where, in addition to her literary
labors, she will open, in connection with her
brother, store for the sale Of books and
stationary.
Charlotte Culhmsu made her first appearance
10 ten years on the stage, =. Booths Theatre,
New York, en- Monday night. She played
Queen Catherine, and the critics say that she
has not lost by advancing age but little Of her
old fire and fervor.
George Atkinson, formerly principal owner Of
the canal property st Bellows Falls. died in
London, Aug 18th. Atkinson street in Bellows
Falls. was namel after him. lie wss an English
m,u, aud for many yesrs solicitor to the United
States legation. Hs wife who survives him il
& Bos,onian Mr. Atkinson always male Lon
don welcome to Americans snd be hss left
many friends on this SIDE Of the Atlantic who
will deeply feel his death
Big, burly, rugged, er,y-hAirel. uncolth IN
feature and manner, eccentric il dress, bearing
AMI theory huge baby in all the ways Of the
world-such a man is Charles Reais, looked at
through the snsotscles Of Justin Mccarthy.
Melvin Wright. formerly Of Proctorsyi.le, has
been made Superintendent Of the Saratoga Star
Spring Company.
Hon James Forsyth, Of Troy, i, delegate
from hi. diocese 70 the General Convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal church, which meets -
Baltimore today.
Some Of the New York papers are marrying
william H. Hlrllur,, Of the World. to Tennie
C. Csfin