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tim obtrn StaotibfIsl.
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rutb pon Sttsitlu unn ShubeH. tutlAsr iss
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abertragtur alsiDuugsfhfe.
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Esaartn In htm ItbttH TdbrttdntcE .SerfGHfs
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31
Hail storm in Win.

FROM the Writ Democrat
A heavy hail storm visited our neigh.
borhoOd on Friday last. 1t passed within
about three miles Ol town, in southeast
erly direction. some OF the farms on
fuckers Creek sustained very heavy and
almost irrcpaable loss from the effects Of
its hasly, yet terrible appearance. The
corn crops in some particular localities
were completely stripped TO the stock, and
a great deal was entirely beaten TO the
ground. The verdant trees were com.
PEELED TO give up their green foliage, and
now presents dcs0ldSe appearance. It's
course was across Tucker, Lynn, Camp
Creek and Reely, demOralizing all matur'
ing crops that CHANGED TO be In its path
In some places the hail was said to Ot
from six inches 10 loot deep on The
gr0and, and sized from II hulled walnn
down tnH musket ball This storm mH'lt
its appearance on Friday about noon, anc
up to Saturday evening hail could b,
found shoe top deep in some places,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

A CHEAT INCREAsE in the order Of Free.
masOns has been shown lately In this
ca ntry, by the multiplication of lodges
and the erection Of new Masonic build.
ings A census Of the order, just taken,
shows that this increase Is real one.
Over 10000 new members have been In
itiated during the past year, the entire
number now reaching nearly 100000.
The reason Of this prosperity lies probA'
bly,, rs much rs in anything else, in the
social attractions Of Masonry. The lodge
supplies the place Of club to It's mem
bers, and the entertainment 1t affords Is
an acceptable relief to men wearied with
the cares Of business. TO this are added
the more substantial benefits Of mutual
assistance in distress, tor which the Ordel
iscelebrated, so that the wonder Is rathe
that 1t does not increase faster than !
does. a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

THE New York Times Of Saturday
morning publishes II tripleshect contain.
ing resume in English and German OF
the facts and figures heretofore printed in
that paper, exposing the operations OF the
Tammany ring in connection with the
contracts for city and county work. These
exposures are having some effect, ms city
and county securities, to the amount OF
forty thousand dollars, were offered at
public sale at the Real Estate Exchange
on Wednesday, but not dollar could be
disposed Of although but week ago tiily
thousand dollars Of the same securities
were disposed Of ut par. a large number
Of the most influential citizens in the com.
munity have agreed to call n public
meeting, and TO resist the payment OF any
further taxation until the present rulers OF
tue city have been forced to render An nc
count of their stewardship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

Two men were excepted the other day
at Prince George Court House tiIA'
under circumstances that should strength
an Nh. beIiet entertained by many that
no person should ever suffer death nom
conviction upon circumstanIial evidence,
These men, WM. Henry JOHNSON and
RIculRD QUEEN, were charged with mur'
derin, An Old man named FRIEND, last
March. They were convicted upon evil
depce purely circumstantial and totally
insufficient, as we judge from such re-
por,s Of the trial as we have seen, to fur
nish anything more than a probability OF
ruilt. But they were negroes, and in that
region it Is nearly as great an offence to
he A negro as to commit murder The
correspondent OF the Word describing
the execution, says
The condemned men, when asked II
they had anything TO say, nodded ailirma,,
lively. johnson very calmly arose and
said that he was innocent Of the crime
ch reed against him, or OF the murder OF
any other man. he declared his lie 10
have been bad. however, and warned MS
hearers % iOrsakc evil lie emphauCaiiy
denied all knOwlulgcuf the murder Of Mr'
Friend and bldr the crowd gOod'by
honiu, 10 meet them m heaven. Green
seemed much moved, and his utteranccs
were broken iirH,r declared his inn1'
cenrc, and warned all who hear! him Ia
avoid b4d company, Towards the hsl
AN appeal was made to the condemned
men To confess their guilt, but they re-
fused All being in readiness, the traI
Tell, and the two men Iell with = heavy
lhud that was heard for some distance
Green's neck was broken, and he dice
almost instantly; johnson struggled VIC
lently, and apparently died with mucl
suffering
There can be very little motive Tor
man to expend the breath he knows vii
be his last inrhe utIerauce OF lie, Their
may be cases Of such hardihood; but Of
the average We should prefer tn belev
that what man says with the rop
around his neck is tue truth Hanging
man is one of the things that can
be undone. A man cant he restored
life family and society, if after his excel
ton it be discovered that he was inn'
cent. II safely confined, he might L
hanged at my subsequent time II positiN
evidence Of guilt should be obtainc
Here Is u case where the strong prObaOi
ty Is that two innocent men were murde
ed under the form Of law The case ism
an isolated one, indeed similar ones IL
frequent How to avoid the possibility
committing legal murders by hanging j
nOcent men who are the victims Of ci
cumstanccs, is problem that has not y
been solved or studied TO exhaustion.
is one OF the triumphs of II humane criu
nal code yet to be achieved,
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something for the Boys.

NJ tb,, Editors OF the intelligence
There are great many boys who de.
Iirbt in finding out how much mischief
lev can accomplish 1t appears TO be
he rights 81 bows TO make all the mis-
chief they can. Ii it is not their rights
they certainly take them as such, US older
people have found out TO their cost.
They will draw obscene pictures on your
fence and on the side OF your house, or on
any other place they can md, and II you
trv to find out who marked them there
they will laugh and say they don't know
That is not the worst mischief they are
in the habit OF doing. They often, with
a lack knife or Ratchet, cut and deiace
the shade trees that grow in the Guy,
They ought not to be allowed TO cu'
shade trees, for they are benefit 10 every
body in the city. saw two or three
large shade trees in the central part Of tut
citV that were cut and delaccd very bad
The boy that will do anything OF ina
Kind ought to be treated TO hOrse-whip
ping. met an old woman coming iron
market this morning with basket OF ap
ples ON her arm, and as she went 10 eros
The street size caught her foot in u piece Q
rope, and to save herself from falling shl
dropped her apples on the ground. \
crowd of boys soon collected around he
aud commenced picking up the Itpp!e
and running OIL with them us fast us tue.
could. But one little fellow, more mani.
than the rest, tried to drive the other boy
away and helped the woman 10 pick u
| her apples, and she went on her way re
ioiuing, thought to myself that bo
will make u good man, No one likes I
| see bows at innocent nmusements NOR
than i do, but destroying other people
property or defacing trees and fences
not what it is cracked up TO be,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

From the tone Of some Of the newspa,
pcrs in Ireland, tits 10 be inferred that the
Prince Of Wales will moi meet with u very
enthusiastic reception from the Irish
masses on his visit to Dublin, and u cor
respondent of the New York WOrd goes
SO tar as to say that he has received hints
10 the effect that this visit, il paid, may be
attended by tragical occurrences, and that
the government in London has been warn
cd OF certain dangers that may assail the
royal visitor. At present, however, thu
understanding is that the visit is TO bt
made, but that precautions will be taken
to insure the safety Of the Prince and d
the Princess, who goes with him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

THERE is yet something in q name
especially in the handle" Sowhcn Il
dispatch received ut Newport, VT, asked
the landlord OF the Lake Memphremagog
House to reserve rooms Tor Gen. Sher'
man and party, preparations were made
u properly receive the distinguished
General ofihc United States army. Flag:
were run up, and II big gun saluted the
train and smashed the hotel windows
Then the hero Of 50 much demonstration
stepped into the hotel and registered his
name as +. T. Sherman, Of Chicago, and
the hrro.wCrshippers wiltcd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

IT is with more regret than surprise
that we notice the inception u movements
in various quarters to organize american
Union" parties, ostcnsibly To maintain the
rights Of ProtestanIs against tic arbitrary
and impudent demands Of Roman Callo'
lie foreigners. OF course this attempted
revival Of Know Nothngism is stimulated
by recent Events in New York. But the
result of this very demonstration against
freedom of action in New York shows
that the power Of the government need:
no such doubtful auxiiaties Let thu
people sec that the government is right
and then sustain 1t in M open, manly ant
legitimate fashion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31
Or. JOSEPH il. SCHENCE'S SIMPLE TREAT
MEhT

and aYallcd themselves Of his wonderful efnca'
Cious medicines they would not have fallen;
DR.. SChcnCk has, in his own case proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, mat VI
tAlity. hy his medicines and his directions fOI
thcif use, is QuickGncd into heAlthIul yigor
In this statement there Ia nothing presnmp'
tiOus. To the faith Of the invalid Il made nc
representation that Ia not thonsand times SUB ~,
Stimulated by living and visible works, The
| theory OF the cure by DR., SChenCk's medicines
il ne simple sit IL uhiAillng. lts philosophy re-
quires no argument, 1t Is selt.assuTing, sell'con
| YinclnR. nit
The Sea.weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are
the fTst two weapons with which the citadel o.
the malady IL assAiled. TwO.thirds Of the caset
of consumption originate in dyspepsia and
functlOnally dIsOrderod liver. With this eondi
ton the bronchial tubes "sympathlze" with The
stomach. They respond to the morbid actor
| of inc liver, Hero, then, comes the eliminating
result, and the setting with all Its distressing
| ing symptoms Of ,...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

TIE sensation at Franklin, New Hamp.
shire, caused by the suspected murder OF
II woman named Flagg, has ended. Flagg
was arrested, and being questioned, said
his wife was at home safe. The authori'
ties visited the hOlse and found her as
represented. She said that she had been
visiting friends, and hearing the rumors
that were circulating came home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

FOUR Democratic papers, published in
the Third Congressional District, the ka.
ndrha Repnblicda, the Pint Pleasant
journal, the Cabell County Ne''' and the
Monroe Register are working earnestly and
effectively against a Convention. Only
three, tue KAnawha Courier and TIVE
Lewisburg papers, advocate it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31
I y. v. F.-GKAND
Procession and Picnic
At THB
FAIR GROU N y S!
Monday, July 81, 1871.

Procession will form promptly at 8 O'Clock, on
FOnrth street, the right resting on Monroe street.
urand Marshall. u W. Jacob NJ. BICkle.
Assistant Grand Marshals-G. W. FranLhelm,
John CarlIn, J. Melvin Richards.
ROUTE or PROCESSION.
Down Monroe to Main down Main TO First, mp
First to Chaplinr, up Chapline 10 Webster, down
Webster To Market, up Market to John, up John
70 sixth. up Sixth to Quincy. down Quincy to
Fourth. mp Fourth 10 Union, down Union 70
Market up Market TO Washington. down Wash.
ihston to Main. down Main to Madison, themes
across 70 The Fair Grounds, where n short ad.
| dress VIII be delivered by =. O. n. RichafdsOn,
| alter which the procession will he dismissed
Parable Music by Was, Wnliacc's and other
| bands.
Bifchs CotIllIon Band win furnish dancing
music.
No intoxicating beverages will be permitted on
| the ground.
Dinner and other refreshments will be provided
| for all who desire.
Admission to the grounds, o cents.
| Tickets can be procured at Henry Seamons
| Water street; H. A Uthman's News Depot, Mar
| ket street; o. HousefS Market street; Iacol
| Landircd, Main street; VIM. Hastings q. "
| Kennedy, Joseph Wolf, 8. d. Tippett, A. II
| Forgcy, b. Woods, Peter thinner, q. j. Meyer
| Cigar Factory, Market street. jJ3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

EAGLE SnOT.-We learn that our friend
Louie ltOnumOus shot On Wednesday Of
last week, neal KNOXVILLE, u Grey Eagle,
which measured six feet and three inches
from tip to tip Of the wings, and thirty
inches from bill to tail.-ShepherdSt0'on
D,yt.y4u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

PARKEmnuRO is agitating for water
works. A citizens meeting at the Court
House Friday evening resolved in favor
OF judicious system Of water works. at
a cost not to exceed 100000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

THE corner stone Of tlie West Virginia
Institution for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
at Romney, will be laid with Masonicc Ger.
emory by Clinton Lodge No. "a, A. f
and A. NJ, to-day, at ten o'clock. AN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

A CAUTIOUS wife refused to permit her
husband to go on II fishing excursion be.
cause he was very apt 10 get drowned
when he went upon the water, and more.
over, did not know how To swim uny
more than u goose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

TnE Point Pleasant Register has at
length concluded that ii Is in favor OF a
Convention. Mr.. II. j. FISHER, Of that
town, an old Democrat and Confederate,
is said TO favor one
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

SONs OF TEMrERANCE,--On Saturday
evening n Division UI the Sons Of Tenn
peranCG was organized in this place with
twenty-five membGrs -tiryton &htintt.
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Special Notices.
T AUGHLINs INFANT CORDIAL

T AUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL,
II for Children TeethIng, sOiteRs the gums,
a!lays the pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing Summer complaint, dysentery'
DiArTheA. ...-...t
Children Of "a delicate constitution, are apt TO
suffer more than the robust, because dentaon ls
protracted and early cutting OF the teeth more 10
be feared than late Much is 10 be APprehended
cessiYe character. NodGTAte loOteness often re-
moves more dangerous affections, hnt when y
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great pposiradon, then It should b. kept IN con
trol. and for this puEpOse We re mark, that the
LfdHt Cordial IA particularly Edapted, and when
used will act with the most happy effect. p
Mothers viii and L JGTy SAluahml Thg ehld
will be relieved, got into gentle sleep, And
wake up cheerful, happy and FEELING Comfortable
We guarantee each bottle, and VIII refund tht
price ul every hOtIlsnnt doing lSlWl Represent
Prica IS cents per bItle. S0lL ~ ell drpggiAis
LAuGHLIN BROTHERS Z GO, Props,
Ap6 wheeling, W, va
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The Permanent Seal is reported to be
nver.rm with dog.fennel.
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CMTRs WHEELING BREWERY


Amer a thorough renovation Of my olIesiAb
llshed Brewery, late In possession OF Messl'
Reilly, Barnes d Hobbs, have again Tesuill',,
with the aid Of my old operatives, hope To
nroduce such quality Of Kennett, Champagne
and Fresh Ale, as formerly made.
will be prepared to supply my friends and lhe
public with Fresh Ale thls week, Dut WOuI9 l, Au
nv preIeCessUrs, Mcssrs. Reilly, Barnes Hobhs
being convinced that they can supply them
good article. ..,., -,
disposition to interfere with the interests y w
brewery, yet will endeay0r TO be prepared tosup
ply ali demands for Ale, such az formerly pro
uT mys GRO. W. SMITH
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Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
,CoNSuNrTloN'
Its Cure and Preventive.
BYJ.H. SCHENCK, N. d.

Many human being has passed away, Ior
neglect OF known and indisputably proven meAns
Of cure. Those near and dea' to family AND
friends are sleeping the dreamless slumher into
,vhIrh had they calmly adopted
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NOTICE.-MEMBERs OF THE
IN American Building Association are re-
quesled TO attend the weekly meeting on Mon.
day evening, July 3ist, at thelr usual place Of
meeting. Business Of importance. ,.
JOHN II. HALL, Pres'L
@. W, CONNER, see'y. jy29