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The New York herald., 1871-11-25

Death Of n Catholic Missionary In Japan.
HERALD special letter from Hiogo, Japan, dated
on the the 18th OF October, supplies the following
Item OF news:-Our bill OF mortality has this MORN
ing mad saddenin addition to 1.-THE Rev. Fa.her
Mounicon, Vicar Genera OF the Mission Apostolique
In Japan, who mas been for over twenty seven
years In the East, OF which great portion has been
devoted TO Kindness, charity and the unosentatious
extension Of his religion In Japan. With sef-saCri-
fcng energy and the assistance OF n cOnfieI'e he
built AMI handsomely ornamenied fine church,
with only ordinary aid from Japanese laborers.
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.


The advance IN gold brought about nearly cor
responding Improvement In the government list;
but the decline In gold naturally took 1t away again.
except In the case OF the 62s and CTS, which chung
to portion OF 1t and remained strong. The mar
ket was dull, with but little pressure to SELL The
following were the latest street prlces:-United
states currency sxes 113I 113H; do do, 1881, reg
istered, 1l61s 1l624; do. do, coupon 117X l1TS;
do. fvc-twentes, registered, May and November,
lila ia; do. do 1862, coupon. do, l11I 111X;
do. do. 1864 40. do 111k I11h do. do, 1865, do.
do, 1l1% 111X; do. do, registered, January and
July 1lsX 114h; do. do, 1865 coupon, do, ia
1l4I 40. do, 1857, do do. 1l42l 1l4zs; do. do
1868, do do, 114a lis; do, ten-forties. regis
tered, 1O91a ITO; do. do., coupon, lo9x Ito.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES FIRM.
The Southern list, while sharing the general dull.
OF all the Wall street markets, was firm, almost
without exception. The chief feature was the re.
covery OF the South Carolinas, which sold at 81
for the July issues, with none offering at less tnan
80 at-the Close The Missourls rose TO 90 bid and
the old Tennessees to 65a. The following were the
closing street uotatons:-Tennessec, ex coupon,
65X a 6s; do. new, 64A 66; vir-
gina, ex coupon, es 65 do. registered stock,
old, 81 IS; do. sixes. consolidated bonds, 65A o
65x: do. skies, deferred scrip, 2sx 20; Georgia
skies, IS 80; do sevens, 81 %; do. sevens, gold
%; North Carolina ex coupon, 81 3S; do
funding, 1866. " q 80; 40. do, 1868. 21 %; do
new, Is Fl; do. special tax, Is q 10; Missouri
sizes, 9s a os1; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, %
90: Louisiana skies, IS 6s; do. new, 5s o 81;
do. levee sixes so "a; do do eights, 70 so; do.
do. cghts 1875, IS 80; do Penitentiary sevens, 60
10; do. railroad cights, 10 a IS; Alabama fves,
e5 70; do. eights, 80 q 100; do. ejghts
Montgomery and Eufaua Railroad, 90 U.s.
South Carolina sixcs, 65 a 70; do, new January
and July, 81 81; do. do. April and October,
2S o 30; Arkansas skies, funded, SO IS.
STOCKS DULL AND IRREGULAR.
The stock market was very duh aud IN prices
Irregular. The Vanderbilt stocks, Erie, Pacific
Mail, Reading, Lake Shore, Rock Island and Pitts
burg were steady. Wabash, Northwest, st. Paul.
New Jersey Central ana Quicksilver were strong.
Wabash sold at 64A, and is ito be leased to the
PENNSYLVANIA Ratroad.n st least such is the lat
est rumor on the street. Northwest common was
in active demand late In the afternoon and sud-
denly advanced to 611 ST. Paul common was the
next feature In this spasmodc movement, and adj
yanced to 56d. 1t Is thought the annual dividend
on ST. Paul will be four per cent cash and three per
cent stock on the common and seven per cent cash
on the preferred. Quicksilver advanced to 26 and
New Jersey central to a. Boston, Hartford and
Erie was fairly active at 2A. Western Union, Ohio
and Mississippi ano Union Pacific were heavy and
lower.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
tAnt,r I,A .1n,y
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
THE FREE MEDICAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

At regular meeting OF the trustees OF the Thomp-
son Free Medical College for Women, held Thurs
day morning, at the college building 225 East FIFTY
third street, the following persons were elected to
MI the oflces OF the Board for the ensuing year,
Presiden, Mrs. +. B. Phelps; Vice Presldents-Mr.
Hugh Hastings, Mrs. NJ Winchester ami Mrs. s. A.
Cueyaer: Secretary, Frederic X. Marvin; Treas.
urer, Union Trust Company; Executive Commit.
tee-Mrs. II. n. Poole, Mrs. U. b. wiIbour, Mrs. II.
q. Martin, Dr. j. q. Atwood ana Mr. Is. Hazard. An
ap,c CORPS OF professors will bc secured, and the
trustees hope TO open the college about the l2th OF
Dec embers
The New York herald., 1871-11-25

DAyed on quality
more than bali grade above or below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAtN--K -Keceipts-7,3s< bbs -four, 166030
bushels wheat, 1852 corn 81 3OI oats O,7 TO-
rye, 374 do barley The -four market dull but
nomnaly the samc There but little inquiry
shipping goods, but they held drm and make
change In our quotations The sales comprised
about 5000 bis, the market closing very quiet.
Rye flour steady, with sales OF about
600 bbs. quotations. Southern -four was steady at
previous prices The sales comprised about 100 bbs Corn
meal quiet bat steady at x 20 - 10 for Western
$4 Is or caorc and "a % for Bandywine, with
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, Nov. 24-0 r. M.
ON 'Change to-day wheat was quiet ana steady.
The cotton mark ct was a shade better aud dull.
THE IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.
The imports OF dry goods at this port for the week
ending November 49, 1871, were $a.256l55. Tho
amount thrown on the market was 81, ,e0o,So7.
MONEY TO SEVEN PER CENT.
The money market was more active and rates on
call advanced to q per cent on stocks. Tho gov.
ernmcnt dealers were still abundanty supplied at
0per cent. The stock brokers had been accom-
modated at six per cent until toward the close or
banking hours when the better inquiry led to nu-
mer0us transactions at seven per cent.
Prime paper was quoted a IL per cent discount.
taking the full range OF the several grades consi
tuting prime.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOWER.
The leading foreign bankers again reduced their
rates. hut not unti late in the day. fair inquiry for
Saturdays mail having enabled them to hold the
market at Its previous quotations durlng the greater
part OF business hours The following the latest
sales:-Steriing, sixty days, commercial, I0sK
1os7s; good to prime bankers, loo a l09,i; short
sight, 1924 1927; Paris, sixty days. $40 . 6.35;
short sight, 63lh . $50; Prussian thalers. y
72h; Antwerp. 5.2SX 5.23x; Switzerland. 6.27H
6.221S; Hamburg. 3bX aex; Amsterdam. 4o7<
4OT; Frankfort. 4OX o Ak; Bremen, u 72js.
GOLD DULL-1loK A 1l1K.
The gold market opened strong on the agitation
OF the possible effect upon the London market. and
consequently upon American securities abroad, OF
fatal termination OF the present sickness Of the
Prince OF Wales Remote as may seem sucn con-
tngent influence 1t had the effect OF advancing gold
n per cent-viz., to NIX. as against ll0A In the
earlier hours of business ut the decline in our
ive-twenties was only = per cent-a quite natural
reaction after 50 much strength-and as the London
m n a
cent-ln face OF the Bank OF England rate OF per
cenu-the advance was gradually lost and gold
closed with precisely the opening quotation. The
no1 a n In tho tabln.
The New York herald., 1871-11-25


Included the above A. bales to For future
s @ ne II Is lce s osSn @ a a. Ia
eembe- 200 lsc 100 at s 9l6c January 100 a lsc,
l9 dc, 100 az u 15l6c March, 4o ,shc April loo at
ber 1Oo At s 4oo Il is Iiiac 10 a. isc iooa IS
pesemper. 200 Al l sss 100 ise 5 lSIec iloo Al
.oSsi is lsise at soo ~ = islse Fserusr
400 al &c., Zoo at March, loo at 5iSc soo At isc,
iuo a 200 st ls 5-isc 900 q. l9c $40 a. 10 5isc
" l5lsc; $40 at lsc; total, s,5oo ba!cs; grand
ports closed foowsTo Liverpool BY steam. u a7Isi;
BY SAIL 732 9Ssd to Havre, by seanl lc. god SAIL We;
steam lc gold com prc.ssd to Baltic por,s BY sai
tom il4S New orisan. l6oi Mobile 2ls savannah.
week. 1891 This day last year (two days 8s O6 We
The New York herald., 1871-11-25

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
8 per cent for carrying to fiat for borrowing.
Tho operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows:-sa
Gold cleared. SEA AL 900
Gold balances. 1680,S ,S10
Currency balances. cs..................... 1,S66,S $50
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
CATTLE MARKET.

The market for beef cattle dull at &c. 1lc with
head sale. Hogs steady at dsc 4ssc with $500
sale.
The New York herald., 1871-11-25

NAVAL sIoREs.spirlts turpentine was dull and trae
lower leo bbs sold, In small lots from 69c 20
oels on The dock at sssc closing at 66,4c &c. Rosln
was 10 active request and brmcr bbs strained
10 arIive At ~ sly delivered; 20p bbs do, to arrive, at
~ oVo Dols do early, at "a 75 1000 pbls. do spot at
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Quarter-past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY. NoY. 24-6 r. N.

FRIDAY, Nov 24-6P. M.
AeHEs-There continues gooi demand for pots, with
sales at 80 $s bo Pearls wanted quoted
at 80 % q 9 Is.
CANDLES were in fair demand and hrmer; quoted at
Sc. for 45c for patent do 2c 29c for stearc,
13Hc 151<c. for adamantine, and 25c for paralne.
CoPPER-The market has been fairly active the past
fewdays and firm. Tho sales aggregate 10000 lbs ke
at a4Ac cash, and 34kc for future delivery.
CoFFEE.-Thc market quiet for all descriptions ana
prices the absence of business We quote
Cargoes ordinary Rio, lShc 1870; do fair c. ltNc.
do good, l4Ac. i5c do. prime. 5kc l5Nc., gold
bond. sixty days; Maracsibo l6c ISho Lagiayra l6Mc
q I5c ST. Domingo bond, Ike. l2c Java, 24c &C.,
gold duty paid.
CoTroN.-Adviccs from Liverpool and Manchester were
favorable active export demand, but, owing high
precnsons Sellers exporters prevented Operat
Ing except sma! Oil freight room already engaged
demand prevailed from spnners prices
advanced &c per b. for all qualities the market closing quiet
ut the Improvement Forward deliveries fairly active
advance OF fully Lice. c lb The reported
The New York herald., 1871-11-25

1915 md 2s15 o'clock r. NJ.
$l5ooo Us So H 1oaH $4,000 S. Io4O r.. 1Oo7<
g4o00 uS 6s I'll l6x 10000 US S. 104u. .s3 109
IN. q - - '-'- -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18
A Strnnge story.

The Hartford Conn Comaat has the.
following;
THE inhabitants in the vicinity Of the
town.hOuse were aroused few nights
since at midnight by succession OF hOr.
riblc shricks, groans and imprecalions, rs
il proceeding from person in mortal ter
ror. As they rung out in the still night
air they were enough To send chill 10 the
stoutrst heart. The building was dark
when the shricks were first heard, but u
lirht was soon seen moving towards the
place whence they proceeded. The sounds
then gradually leSscncd and were at length
succeeded by subducd meanings, aiIcF
which silence finally rcigncd again. those
who had been aroused, diI not easily re-
call the slumbCr 50 rudcIy interrupted
and many dream oi GrmonAcal horrors
must have visited their couchcs before Tue
morning broke. ,.-..
"Nnyious ia investigate the affair, II gen
tlrmnn went 10 the town house, where he
learned the following facts: The keeper
wns one u,,hc first aroused AMI proceeded
IN the cell from whence the sounds came.
Tbrrr stood a man, Clinging 10 the bars
If the window, his hair tossed wildly
about, pcrspimtion streaming from lis
brow. brscrchingin the most ahjcct man
nrr 10 he taken out of the cell. llupnyCd
cursed, sworc, and declared he would die
if kent there longer. lie was taken out
aud was with great difficulty brought to
his senses, when in iallCring and broken
sentences he told His story lie had been
sitting upon the side Of the bed about
two hours without feeling any dc
sire TO sleep when suddenly female
figure dressed IN white rose slowly
through the floor almost nj his side
Terrified ut the appariliOn he shrickcd
loudly for help, and rs he did so the
figure grew larger and larger until It be
came about four times life size, lie then
rushed for the door, where the keeper
upon his arrival, found him Clinging tC
the iron bars. The keeper was certain
the man could not be suffering from dc
lrium trcmcns, as he exhibited no signs
Of intOXiCatiOn when brought there two
days before, and Of course had nothing
spiriluOus to drink while there. lie haC
been arrested for vagranCy.
"What makes the alair still NOR,
strange Is the fact that just year agt
that very duy an inmate Of the same Gel
had aroused the keeper in precisely tn
lsamc manner, begging to be taken from
the cell, and affirming that he saw a whit
female figure rise from the floor Tit
matter has created no little stir in tina
part Of town; there is no end Of spccula
ton, aud retailers of ghost stories arc il
hirh glCr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18

A STORY is told OF Dick, n daTkcy in
Kentucky, who was notorious thief, so
vicious in this respect that all the theils in
the nCighbOrhOOd were charged TO him.
On one occasion Mr.. Jones, n neighbor Of
Dicks master, called and said that Dick
must bc,sOld out Of TINT part of the cOun.
try, for he had stolen Nll his (JOnes's) tur'
keys. Dicks master could not think so
The two, however, went into tho field
where Dick was ut work, and accused him
Of the theft.
"You stole Mr.. JOnCs's turkeys" said
the master
"No, didn't massa," responded Dick.
The master persisted.
"Wcll," at length said Dick, an tel
you, massa; | didn't steal them turkeys
but last night went across Mr.. JOnCs'l
pasture. and saw one Of your rails on dc
fence, so brought home the rail and con
found ii, when come 10 look, dare wa'
nine turkeys on lie rail"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18
OR. JOSEPH H. SCHENCES SIMPLE TREAT
MENT
MEM

and ayaIlcd themselves Of his wonderful CiliCR.
clOus medicines they would not have fallen.
DR.. SchCnck has, In his own case, proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, That VI
iAIIty, by his medicines and hls directions for
their use, Is qulCkoned into healthill yigOE
In this statement there 10 nothing pTesnmp'
iiOus. 10 the faith Of tho invalid Is made no
representation that IA not thOnsanG mes sub.
stantlatcd by living and Visible works inc
IL IA simple "A II Ia unfaillng. ltsphllOsOphy re-
qulres no argument II ssCli'assuTlng, sell-oon'
VlnCing.
The Sca.wccd Tonic and Mandrake Pills arc
the first two weapons with which the citadel Of
the nalady IL AssAilOd. TwO.thiFds Of the cases
Of consumption originate In dyspepsia and q
fnnCtiOnally dlsOrdeTed liver. Will this Condl-
ton the bronchial tubes "sympathlZe" with the
stomach. They respond 10 the morbid action
result, and tho setting with all liz distressing
inU RymDiDmB of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18

P,0jDncHL desire To submit for solu.
ton proposition Of law,
(OnSHldHk Propose.
Pro. What Is the difference between the
taking Of private property for public use
and the taking OF public property for pri
vatG usCY
Cen. COmclh in thCier IOri?
Pro. Yea or nay, as you like,
Cen. According 10 The laws Of New
York, there Is no more difference than
there is between TwCcdledum and
Tweed LEDGE
Pro- fbeg to assurcyou there is great
or difference
Can. apprchCnd, then, that the one is
the exercise Of the right Of eminent do
main, and that the other Is the exercise Of
the right Of prC,CminCnt domain.
IrO Give your basis.
COM. base the distinction upon the
difference between an alderman and q
man made Of less plant timber.
Pro. acknowledge the force Of YOU
argument, but the conclusion Is not sat
islactOry.
can. give II up.
IrO The difference between the taking
Of private property for public Use, and the
taking Of public property for private use,
Is that the one Is c0nflsCatiOn, and the 9th.
or Is JimllsCatiOn.-LIgR NcOrA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18

The hill giving to the electors Of Eng.
land the privilege Of voting by ballot,
which pissed the House oI Commons last
Tuesday, after earnest speeches in It's IL.
yor by Gladstone and others Of the gov
eminent party, was rejected by the House
ri Lords on Thursday night by ma.
joriy against the government Ol ~. bad
for the bill but worse for the House u
Lords, who do not seem To have prOlltcd
by the lcsgon Of their defeat in the army
commission business. Marquis llipOn
made II lengthy argument in favor of tho
ballot in the course Of which he referred
Ia his experience in the United States in
most pleasant terms, and paid Il COmpli.
mcnt Ia American institutions. II is moi
strange tllata majority of the Lords and N
the landed prOprclOrs Of England should
oppose the vote by ballot Hitherto the
extensions Ol the suffrage in that country
have amounted 10 very little in the agri.
cultural districts, because each voter had
Ia vote riri roe, and in the presence and
hearing vi the agents and attorneys Of the
landlord, and UllCn NJ the landlord him.
self Men holding their leases or their
employment from the landed proprietor
had To vote as he dictated, or vote 10 take
from themselves the means Of living and
supporting their families The same
ovcrpowcring control applies in the man.
uIaCturing and mining districts. The
wOrkmCn have tO vote ~ their employer
wishes, or brave his displcasurc. In
moro than one fourth VI the Parliament.
AIRY districts the names Of the persons To
hC elected are sent down tO the districts
nnd the election is n matter oI pure form.
atty. The introduction Of the ballot
would change all this, II proper rcgula
lions were made to ensure the inviOlabili
ty oithc secret vote intended to he Sc
cured by the adoption Of this SYSTEM
Wash. Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18
7 AUGHLINs INFANT CORDIAL


Il for Children 'reGLhing, s0ltcnB the gums,
allays the pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint dyscntcry,
DArThcl.
Chillrrn Of a delicate constitution, Arn apt IA
suffer more than the robust because dentitinn Is
protTaCted and early cutting ofthc teeth more To
be feared than late. Much Ia 10 be unprecedented
from lOOsenGss OF the bowels, that Ia OF an cx'
ccssiyc character. Moderate loOscness often 70
moves more dangerous Affections, but when Il
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prostTatiOn, then II should BE- kept In con
troll, and for this purpose We remark, that The
hgtdEt Cordial Is particularly adapted, and when
usud will act with the most happy effect: 80,
Mothers will find II very valuable. The child
will 'hG relieved, get into gOntl0 sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, and Will refund The
price Of every bottle not doing as we represent
Price - cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists
LAUGnLIN BROTllR ItS 4 Gu, Props,
ap6 Wheeling, W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18

TnE New York steamboat men are
struggling with knotty problem. Gen.
llclknap said, before the close Of the
government investigation OF the West.
field disaster, that It was the duty of every
boiler inspector to 60 inside the boiler
under examination and test the inner
plates and braces. Mr.. Matthews, one Of
the inspectors Il n Falstall, and the end
Of boiler woald have to he knocked oil
to enable him to get into 1t, and he
couldn't do II then unless it was large
boiler and well creased on the inside.
Now the question Is whether larger boil.
crs are to be made, or Matthews is to be
dictcd and rubbed down until he can get
into the present one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18
unE WORLD Is IN ARMS.

Against tho new halrColoring preparations
Science condemns them. They are virtually
dead Meanwhile,
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
proved by time and sanctioned by practical che
mlsts, has become tho standard article Of ii
class throughout the length and breadth OF I'll,
land. II Is poIsonlcss, rapid In lis operation
certain to produce the required shade OF color
and has no equal among hair dyes, either In III,
United States or Europe. To boautIly and softer
the hair after dyeing, use
CRISTADoRO'S HAIR PREVENTATIVE
a. a dressing. anE5d4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18

The ohio Medical and Surgical ReIUhr for
March, 1871, says;
"Our fellow. townsman and cOnlerrer, Dr., L.
W, sapp, has entered the field Of invention ia
order 10 supply want long felt by many Of hIs
patients, as we'll as by thousands OF others. The
evils growing out Of the use oil Sewing Machines
have come 10 something rather formidable. With
Yrent InEtIco these evils have been laid Ut the
door OF the old. fashioned unnatural heel and toe
motion treadlc. DR.. Sapp's ia intended TO ObYlate
these difficulties, and that II Is likely TO lo what
ID intends one can see al q glance. The device is
simple aud easily applied 10 any machine now In
use. Our medical friends had better inspect II. !"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18

STRIKE At New CuMnERLAND.-Ycs.
tcrday ut twelve o'clock, all the en-.
ployrs Of the extensive brick yards at New
Cumberland, West Virginia, short dis.
lance above the city, struck for night
wages. The strike created considerable
excitement in that ncighhorhood, but to.
day It was thought settlement would be
effected 10y the owners Of the different
yards, according 10 the demands 0I the
men, whom it appears have been on duty
ut the kilns halt the night without rCmu.
nernIinn. -SiGNLtnrRle NerdM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18

From Yesterdays Gazette.
Smallpox Ola very dangerous type has
been prevailing Tor some time past, in this
city, Allegheny and the surrounding Dor.
oughs Responsible physicians assure us
that the lOlthsOmc disease Is on the in.
crease, and great fear il entertained that
il will assumed rrishtIul Cpilcmical form
II not checked, or conquered before the
cold weather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18

PRESIDENT ANDREW JOHNSON nc
corllns to recent intelligence from Ten
p,s,rc announces that he has given up
"uI political aspirations and personal u.s.
p.rilirs." We don't know about his po'
licaI aspirations, but there was consider
able personal aspcri;y in his few feeble
remarks" concerning President GRANT
which he made to an interviewing report
or not many days since, and il he has TAX
en- the new departure, ii must have beer
after he had relieved his mind on the SUD
ircl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18

OSa recent moonlight night II mother
hal the following observation made to
her by her son:
aft maun be a nonsense, mither, about
there being folk I the NOON"
"What way, my man"
'Oli, how could they crush themselves
thcgilher when its only half moon2'
"May be the folks are like spy glassCs
and shut themselves IN, said she.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18

WHAT whisky may to is shown by the
St. Louis Democrat which describes how
n Deputy United States Marshal got
drunk, lost his prisoner, was himself ar.
rested 10y the police, was dismissed by the
Marshal, was put Off train Of cars, and
was run over and killed, all in one day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18

A CALIFORNIA genius has invented
what lie calls the Eureka boot.puller,
which consists Of leather belt, having
two hooks attached to It. lie places the
belt over his right shoulder, adjusts the
hooks in his bOot-straps, and then leans
backward, and the tghtest boot is con.
nupfpl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-18

SALE OF SroCK.-Wc are gratifed ia
announce that the stock Of Mr.. F. II. Ec.
Giles $4,000 in the National Glass
Works has been purchased by our enter.
prising banks, and that the prospect now
Is that the works will be in operation in n
short timc-i&ldirC Independent