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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-14
THRUST SALE.

IT NKUST bAIIE.
Nv virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made to me by
John Carney and Mary Jane his wife, dated Jan.
nary O. 1858, aud OF record In the office OF the
Recorder Of Ohio county IN Deed BOOK NO o..
mage 2gS / Will offer Ut public eAlC at tho ftOnt
door Of tho Court House Of Ohio county, on
FRIDAY, March 81, 1871,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following de-
Srfihci DTOperty. to.wIt: Lot numbered two hun
Ired and two (sOl) situated on John street In the
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
", Va, laid out by Noah Zane, Peter HRrnalh j..
FawcCtt aud others, fronting OH John street sixty
feet and running back one hundred and twenty
feet, more or less, TO the alley situate between
JOhn and Zane streets (called Cedar alley, with
the buildings thereon and thereto belonging.
Terms Of sale, cash. ,.,
Selling as Trustee, shall convey only such title
az Is vested In me By said Deed Of Trust
ian9S JOHN REID, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-14

CRY CoUNCL.-Thc regular monthly
meeting OF the City Council will be held
this evening.
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FOR SALE.

The Warehouse, No. 4 Quincy street, at pre-.
sent occupied by the BenwOOd Iron Works. Pos
session given April lst.
ALSO, Several lots In the town OF Bcnwood'
Marshall county.
ALSO, the "0rc Farm" 62H acres, situatcd2X
miles west Of MartlnsYIllc, Ohio.
For further particulars inquire Of Benwo0d Iron
Works, Wheeling, or BCnwOod Furnace Martins
villa tCDH5.
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nor SALE OR RENT.
Window Glass Works.

The Robinson Window Glass Works, In North
Wheeling, will be sold or rented on easy terms.
Possession Immediately. Apply 70 $500,
WIN. Ii. ROBINSON,
feb0S No, 70 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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The Purcst and Sweetest cod Liver Oil in the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy lIvers
upon the sea shore. ItlsperEectly pure and sweet
Ask for Hazard & Caswelrs Cod Liver OIL"
manufactured by
CASwELI, HAZARD & CO.,
1900 New York,
Sold by all Druggists.
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TOR SALE OR RENT.-THAT1 I'M
q desirable property fronting 1873 feet MI
on Monroe street, 81 feet on sixth ana R--'...
dwelling with 10 rooms on the premises, besides
tplendld stable sufficiently large for 10 horses,
with mOws for tons Of hay. Possession Isl OF
April, or sooner.
lanai IL LAVA '''' Wv i. l.. KIMBERLY.
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TOR sALE-TWENTY (2W BUILD
inc lois on Wheeling Island. Price $500
0arh ferms. one.iourth cash; tho residue IN
s0THl instalmentS at one, two and three years.
APP,! " A0P ~'1 JNo. P. GILCHRIsT.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

= &aEEl Es!!!..
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
i run by the following schedule on and after
December 18th, 1870, wheeling time:
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DIOR SALE ON EASY TERMS In
u Pive Brick Houses In BenwoOd, stu hill
By W. V. HOGE & BRO,
mari Real Estate Agents.
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FOR SALE.

nOR sALE-A DESIRABLE Ia
l property near Market Square, on |iii
Union, between Market and Fourth streets, ~
twenty.nine and one.hAlf feet fronting I'm on
street Will be sold cheap. l. IRWIN.
mario
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TUESDAY, MARCH ID, 1871.

pEPARTURE o. TRAINs.
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nor RENT.-THE STORE hi
q Room occupied by Chas. E. Griffith, ili
on Monroe street, adjoining OFT 4 Co.'S
Hardware store. Possession given Let April.
Apply to NJ. L; OFT,
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
fahiI
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R0ARDING HOUSE IN WHEEL.

FOR RENT-A GOOD BRICK {kt IN
II Dwelling House on Centre street, I'll
Ut present occupied by the Rev. B. F.
Ashley, with seven rooms and bath rooms, gas
and water up stairs and down. Possession given
lst April.
mari' ? JAMES BODLEY.
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STEAM BOATS.

Sold by all Druggists.
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NIGHT SERVICES.

Thursday night the pulpit was occupied
by the Rev. j. W. Bolton.
The speaker preached n wGlljOintcd,
solid gospel sermon. lie thrusts his shovel
into the wheat and scNttcrs it generally,
and is ordinarily disposed to pay special
respect to any false doctrine that may
cross his path.
The second days proceedings were
given in yesterday mornings paper. The
following We find in the Times Of Satur-
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nOR RENT.-TWO (2) SMALL IN
q Dwelling Houses on the Island. M
Apply Gt the Island Vineyard 70
mRT WIN. HILLMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29
ALBANY DIOCESAN CONVENTION.

ALBANY, n Y, Sept %, 1871.
The Episcopal Convention met for holy com
muuion az seven O'Clock, and for prayer
Of nine O'Clock. The business session was
convened at ten O'Clock, when the various reports
of the officers and different boards were received
aud referred to appropriate committees.
The Right Rev. william Crossel Doane then de-
liyered his annual address, which was very able
production giving his hearers clear insight IN the
workings OF the Church throughout the diocese.
From 1t we CLEAN the following statistcs:-Persons
confirmed Oe3 celebrations OF the holy communion,
lO2; sermons preached, 1o6; addresses delivered,
81: clergymen dismissed TO their dOceses, II; Cler
gymen received from other di0cese5, 49, number ad.
united and received as candidates for holy orders,
6; number licensed as lay readers, 49, consent given
for the Organlza ion OF new parishes, !; corner
stones laid, 4; churches consecrated, Z; churches
opened with services OF benedictiOn, 3: cemeteries
consecrated l. baptismS OF infants, %; adults 20
total, Al; catechumens 8; marriages, 8; Durials, H.
acknowledgements, 2; priests, u missions organ
iZed, l. Cer9ymen in diOcese-Bishops, Il;
priests, 90: dcacons, 9-t0tal, 1O3 Candidates
Tor holy orders la candidates for lay orders, a.
There has been steady increase in the cOntr1bu-
tons ever since the diocese was formed as may be
seen from the iOowing:-Flrst year from $4,000 to
$4,000, second year 81, 00o and this year 100.
The report OF the Committee on the Division OF the
Diocese presented, and, after discussion, laid on
the table indefinitely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29
LORD DERBY ON ENGLAND AND THn
UNITED STATES.

IN q recent speech Lord Derby said mo failure
of sanQulne premature hopes at all affects the
principle brought prominently before England at
large, and which has always been cherished here
namely that the spirit of free trade, The spirit OF
commercial enterprise, Is the great rival and enemy
OF the military and aggressive spirit f wanted an
illustration OF that should only have to point to the
relations which at various times during the last
hall century have existed between this country
and the United States OF America. We talk with
great warmth, and ith TRUTH Of the kindly feeling
W hch ought to exist between the two countries:
but as a matter Of fact we know that there has AZ
various times been q feeling OF very considerable
jealousy and hostility; and I would not undertake
to say that during the last af century peace would
have been preserved betwee those two countries II
it mad not been for the COW lotion deeply present In
the minds OF all rational men ON both sides OF the
water that they could not go to war one with the
other without striking u deep and almost fatal blow
against their own commercial prosperity. with
resson to be satisned with the course that
has been taken. Their present tarin Is not exactly
IN w ao 81 Sa wa
adopted. believe, under two influences. one was
the influence OF trade interests at home, which, OF
course will operate now just as much or as little as
they did few years ago. The other influence was
q much more credita6le One-an intense desire to
begin by any means to reduce the enormous debt
which they contracted In tho war; They set TO work
in earnest, and they succeeded they are paving on
s Msus taken seat to aeSops thai result but
the result Itself Is respectable one, anu l
wish thar we borrowed q little from them In that
respect, and that we thought little more than we
are apt to do OF the burdens We are bearing OF tat
nature. But this Is dlgression what meant "
say Is, now they are beginning 10 gee tat tne ueps,
enormous as It s is In the way OF being greatly re-
duced II not swept Off altogether In limited time
It Is probable that their attention VIII De less exc
clusvey directed to tnat point that they WIN mink
more OF the rate OF taxation inniced on their PEG.
pie and that they will begin 10 reform their tarln:
They do not, as rule do things by halves ana u
they 20 In Tor trade shall expect that they VIII
:, 10 IN aef
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THE NEW y0ak HERALD AND TIE SPANISH
DEMOCRACY.


The following Is from a late number Of La Eooca,
Madrid:-
The democratic journals are greatly dispeased
with fhe NEW YORK HERALD, which usually claims
their sympathes, ana the cause Is Its having repro
duced Geographic despatch from Madrid accord
ing to which the Spanish government yielding to
the wishes OF the French government consented to
the eXtraditiOn OF Communist refugees, and
adding thar one had been arrested and placed at
the disposal OF the French authorities, censuring
thereupon the conduct OF our government, which
he contrasts with that Of England.
La Constitution ana ~ impartial, together.
strongly reprOvc the NEW YORK HERALD
and defend the Spanish policy In that ques
ton as presented oy se,ior Martos when
Minister OF State, In reply to question
addressed him by the republican minority.
wrong but 1t is also certain that the International
ist MI. Laiargue, claimed by the French authori-
ties, was arrested without the necessary requisite
established by law ana International treaties hav-
ing been compiled with. and that II he was
promptly set at liberty It was perhaps due TO the at
tltude or the Madrid press and especially that OF
the EDOc0 which, giving to the act all the import
ance 1t really posse ssed, desired 10 deduce proper
consequences ana summoned the government 10
declare its policy In regard TO the International.
Then It was that the government comprehended
that the step 1t had taken might he decisive, and
placed Mr.. Lafargue at liberty, alter having de
Tended the Justice Of Its former determination Tor
some days In the columns OF the Official gazette
that Is 10 say when there was less vacaton in the
Spanish government and when the HERALD was not
entirely without excuse for the censures 1t had In.
nictei
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RUNNING NoTEs-roLITIeAL AND PER-
SONAL.
<rr~--rr - y =
49, -. -

xN.
.,s4-s .,. 80. .c.;
William s. Price, a well-known lawyer, OF Phila'
dclpha. has been nominated by the democratic
party for Judge OF the District Court OF that city,
This tribunal possesses The same extensive juris-
diction as our Supreme Court, and in throwing
overheard politicians and ofilceseekers and select
Ing Mr. Price as their candidate the democrats have
Get an excellent example for other sections OF the
country, emitting themselves to the support OF the
respectable elements OF all parties.
.The men who hcroically stick In the mud Is
the loving language applied by departure demo-
Gratis to the ants.
Ex.Minister Harvey has been obliged to retire
from the washington Patriot, on account OF de-
clining health. The paper has borne the appearance
OF decline for some time past
General Joe Johnston Is named Tor mayor Oh
savannah. He will make good one.
George W. Bird, 20 highly respectable and
respected negro,' according to the vicksburg
Herald, Is candidate for Shern OF Warren county.
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w A s II Z II G. T. o ~.
The United States and British Claims Commits
sion-Enforcing the Internal Revenue
Laws-The Virginia Tobacco Tax.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s, 1871.
The United states and British Claims Cons
mission.
No cases will ne heard by the United States ana
British Claims Commission before December. The
rules adopted do not exclude any claims having
color OF justice. The claims OF British subjects re-
siding In the South during the late war viii not
coed 100000.
Looking After the Revenue Taxes.
Commissioner Douglass states that from informa~
ton received at this once there are pending In
the various United States Courts internal revenue
cases representing 81 III 993. These are prin-
cipally assessments against dstillers end tobacco
manufacturers suits for the recovery Of which arc
Instituted upon their bonds. These cases VIII all be-
pressed 10 trial at tine coming TAIL sessions OF the
courts.
Tobacco Tax Collected In virginia.
The following IL the amount OF tax collected ON
tobacco, at sixteen and thirty two per cent per
pound In the state OF Virginia together with the
number Of pounds shipped from that State in bond
during the fiscal year ending June 80, ls71:Pounds,
2,03677l; tax at 10 per cent, $325,s9 pounds,
H. 2l3, 1872 tax at 80 per cent, $390s, 205 Pounds
shipped In bond, 1866, 229. Total number or
pounds, $4,000, 74i.
Papers for Constinr Traders.
The Secretary Of the treasury decides that vessel.
plying between port aud port In the same district
on the North, Northeastern and Northwestern Troll
tiers do not require certified manifests on board.
Lands Of the Texas Pacific Railroad.
In accordance with directions from the Secretary
OF the Interior tho Commissioner OF the General
Land once has ordered the withdrawal from set
tement sale Of the odd numbered sections
OF land for twenty miles on each SIDE
OF the designated line Of the Texas Pa
clnc Railroad in California. The map or the
road has been fled by the company. This road
runs from Fort Yuma, the Rio Grande, almost
due west, to the town Of San Diego
New Mail Service on the Erie Railway.
mail service was ordered to-day on the branch
OF the Erie Railroad between CarbOndalc and the
Susquelanna depot thirty eight miles, SIX times u
week,
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Cotton SHIPMENTS FROM CHARLESTON .. ".
loved for a long time was the well known ron
ssyeamship South Carolina as she swept pasc
the owcr wnarvcs Saturday afternoon. me uue
was at its height showing or In grand proproti0ns
THIS splendid specimen OF naval asvsn
ionr-oaded down to her deepest draugnt eleven
and half feet with over fourteen hundred bales
cotton ana piles Of other freight an accoun. y,
which our readers can examine 10 anosnc, coswn ,,
OF our paper aud II they are at all curious ~ @
feet or tons they make the caicuauou ~ W
ties for themscves IL Is worth mentioning suae
Chareson "a second only TO New Orleans IN cottou re-
cents so or tis season. that Charleston mas tue nrsb
direct steamship 5000 bales on the berth foc hSer
uooI. that charleston sends out the nrst l0D oaiee
~ o rgo ~ New YORK OF the new crop, and IT IS
verv satisfactory TO know that In spite OF wnas
..they SAW charleston proposes 10 30 UP sop
bns,ness The coming year. The Georgia. OF thls nue.
was despatcned from New York late on SATURDAY
Afternoon, with full cargo and numoar OF pas
sengers homeward bound,~UarseS'0" eo"'o''
&pL 10
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=, mr; WARD, or Aieg!s,ny, moved that the nomina-
uon De made unalip>Jus Carried
Barow SA or S Ui sew York nominated Francis e.
Mr. T C,e i''p' .tance of his nomination.
Albany So'f or Orleans, named Henry Smith, OF
So sad endorsed HIM emphatlcally.
Mr.. FINLEY, OF New York. nominated BENJAMIN
X. Phelps, OF New York, but Mr. Phelps Withdrew
his name In behalf OF General Barlow, and spoke in
favor or his nomination.
Mr. SHARPE, OF New York, also seconded the nom
nation OF General Barlow, and spoke IN favor OF his
Mr. BAILEY, OF Albany, returned the thanks OF the
Albany delegation ior the naming OF Mr. Smith. and
spoke OF Ills peculiar qualifications
The Convention then proceeded to vote for At
toney General. Francis G. Barlow received 1898
votes, Henry Smith received l39 votes.
ton OF Mr.. Barlow be made unanimous Carried.
4. II. ROBERTS nominated for State Engineer and
surveyor William b Tay!Sr OF OF Oneida and Mr.
the Convention proceeded 10 vote Tor State
Engineer. but before It was concluded Mr. HIscocK
NOUS nOmIratIon OF Taylor, which was carried
Mr. SAcKErT, OF Saratoga, nominated Tor Canal
Commissioner Alanson Welsh OF Saratoga.
Mr. FIELDS. OF 0tsego, nominated William Clark,
A delegate nominated Alexander Barley, of
Washington. Barkley's nomination was endorsed
Colonel James A. Suffer, or Herkmer was named.
After the taking OF number of votes the names
N Mr " w ys anu
EllswOrt Grover, OF Herkimer; Sflas b. Toby OF
Columbia, ana Thomas kirkpatrick, Of Cayuga,
named for the 01lce OF state Prison Inspector
by various delegates. John H. DEMO was named,
but Withdrew In favor OF MIR. Kirkpatrick.
Ezra Graves received votes, Silas Toby received
500 votes, and Thomas kirkpatrick received 2Os j.
votes. Mr.. KIrkpatrick's nomination was made
unanimous In all the votes the names of both the
me "a s a1fs were called
announced by the delegations, rs iOllOws:-
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FLORIDA SINKING A HOAX.
NEW YORK, Sept. %, 1871.

NEW YORK, Sept. %, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
I reside at Mellonvie, orange county, South
Florida, and shall remain in New York Tor Few
DAYS. Hove resided In Florida during the last five
wears. and have travelled very extensively over the
neninsuls. Lett there since the report of the mar
vellous land sink was published, and can assure
You that II Is untrue, ana was only intended for Z
Joke The people arc ever willing 10 Dencve suCn
ri IicuOus stories concerning country ABOUT WHICH
they know nothing, and told MIR. Pratt, III WHOSE
paper the yarn started, that 1t was great lisAke'
but he felt satisfied IL carried It's own reiua'oh WIN
H. being 90 utterly absurd.
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ARRIVAL OF CHINESE.

By the Missouri, that arrived yesterday from IIa-
yana, came number OF coolies, VINO have just
completed their eight years. term OF service In Ia
yana and are en- route to California, where they VIII
make their future residence at San Francsco' They
are under the care OF All King Morley, an interpre.
ter who has quartercd the plgtails in boarding
house at 139 East Thirteenth street. Their appear
ance I'm inc neighborhood created quite q cOmmo-
ton. especially among the youngsters. The party
viii leave their present quarters ior tue Pacinc
coast on Monday next. Inc Cuban authorizes pay
their expenses TO their destination.
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TILL TAPPING.

On Wednesday evening last James Logan was
caught by Leonora Gotthardt, OF 200 Rvington
street. behind the counter Of the grocery store kept
there by her husband. Logan had the drawer open
AMI was In the act OF abstracting the money there
IRON. Ofcer W0hltman arrested him. lie was
brought before Judge Scott. At Essex Market, yes
ferlaY morning, and held 10 answer
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., sept. 2o-l A. M.


OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, \
WASHINGTON, d. c., sept. 29-l A. NJ.
synopsis Jor TIE Past r,oentv-foW Hours
The barometer has risen very generally since We'd
nesday evening east Of the Mississippi, ana the tem-
perature has fallen east OF Chic with cOudiness
confined to Lake ontario aud Florida. Light winds
and calms are now very generally reported except
on the lower lakes and Middle Atlantic, where IN
creasing northwest winds continue The area OF
lowest pressure which was Wednesday near Lake
ontario ia now removed to the northeast;
that In Southern Florida has moved southeast. The
barometer Il highest in Missouri and Tennessee.
Clear and hazy weather mas prevailed from the
South and Middle Atlantic westward. Reports nom
Upper Michigan are not yet received.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably rise In the Middle
and Eastern States with partially cloudy and clear
weather on Friday along the Atlantic coast and
westward to the Mississippi. Falling barometer
and easterly winds are probable for the upper
lakes Oh Friday. s......
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THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

RICHMOND, Sept. %. 1871.
In the session Of the Republican Convention last
evening a p,an OF a general organization and plat
form of principles was adopted. The platform en-
,,orses AMI renominates Grant for the Presidency.
favors protective tariff, safe national 9anklng
system and uniformity OF currency, the iulnimene
~ the financial obligations OF the general govern
ment and the speedy but judicious reduction Oh the
national debt.
the con, entivn adj0W ned
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The R,pubIican State Committee.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept %, 1871.
At an informal meeting OF the members Of the
Republican State Committee for the ensuing year,
held to-day, meeting for the organization OF the
comisittee was appointed 10 he held ri the Fith
Avenue Hotel, III New York, Tuesday next october
3, at twelve V'c0cS
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WESTON, THE PEDESTRIAN.

CINCINNATI, Sept. Is, ISL,
After the conclusion of the eIghtietn mile ana
several additional circuits, Weston was entirev
overcome by sleep, so that IL was Impossible 70
oronsc MIN IL IS announced that he Will make
anot1er trial. beginning tomorrow afternoon at I'VE
4afnl
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they would come back, for here It was they be-
l0need and nowhere else.
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Tue New York delegation asked that the Fourth,
Filth ana seventh districts be lett open for fteen
days, SO as TO permit the delegation which hal
Withdrawn 10 name members, u they see nj.
Agreed 10.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
+. II. ROBERTS, from the Committee on ResOlu.
tons, submitted the following resOiutOns:-