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GERMANY.
RELEASE OF THE GERMAN SAILORS AT
no JANIERO.

hELhAsE Of llh hENhhN bhllIOh9 nj
RIO JANIERO.
LONDON. November 2O.-A dispatch
dated Berlin yesterday says the Prusslan
foreign office has received intelligence
that the German sailors, who were under
confinement in Rio JanierO, have been re.
leased by order OF the authorities. A pa.
Cilic arrangement Of the difficulties with
Brazil is now probable and theeXcitement
on tho subject is subsiding.
BERLIN, November 2O.-The press
throughout the country comment with
indignation on the frequent assasslnallons
Of German soldiers in the occupied districts
of France and the almost total immunity
Of the perpetrators from punishment at the
hands Of military authorities. Energetic
and efficient action Is demanded TO put q
stop to the Outrages.
Bismarck was unable to attend the
opening Of the Prussan Diet in Consc.
quence Of protraCLed indisposition.
BERLIN, Nov. 20.-The German squad.
ron, Of Evolulim, is ordered to practice in
the Atlantic.
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A Candidate for President at Wash-
IngtOn Hail this Evening.

A Candidate for President at WASH
IngtOn Hail this Evening.
The people Of Wheeling are invited to
listen this evening to a lecture by Mrs.
VICTORIA c. WooDHULL Of New York,
a woman who in various ways has &C.
quired a degree Of notoriety not at pres.
cnt enjoyed by any other person in the
United States. Whether this notoriety Is
altogether of a kind to be desired by q
lady we cannot profess To say, for that
depends on the standpoint from which
you look at IL.
II Mrs. Woodruff confined herself TO
the question of suffrage and left her per.
ncious theories Of the marriage relation
to those who practice what she breaches,
we think she would do more Tor the cleva.
ton of her sex than she does, and achieve
n better fame for hersell but as It is, the
good she might do on the one hand Is
counteracted by the harm she does on the
other; and we have no doubt the cause
Of suffrage for woman has suffered by
Mrs. WooDHULLs advocacy Of II, simply
because she has made the association oI
IL with her own name odious to the moral
sense OF the country by her advocacy oil
what is popularity termed free love.
We believe her lecture tonight Is TO
treat OF the suffrage question, though
whether II will be confined to that we are
not advised. But whatever may be the
subject Of the lecture, there can be no
doubt that as a literary and intellectual
entertainment II will be hrstclass. Mrs.
Woodruff Is a brilliant and intrepid
woman, whom It Is well worth the price
of the lecture to see and hear, leaving out
OF the question tle merit Of her argu.
ment
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A REMARKABLELETTER
A Democratic Editor Declares that
the Party ls Dead and Must be Bur

n DeWOCTHtIC EultOT DeCIHTcb tuuI
the Party Is Dead and Must be Bur
led.
CHICAGO, November 90.-Thc editor of
the Democrat of Davenport, Iowa, has
addressed the following letter to the
Chicago Times, which appears IN that
journal this morning;
Having faithfully served rs a member
of the Democratic organization for over
twenty years, and still having the fullest
confidence in the cardinal principles Of
that party, ! am impelled to declare my
conviction that the organization has out.
lived Its usefulness, and that II Is tho duty
Of Democrats to openly acknowledge that
the Democratic party Is dead, All efforts
ut departures and galvani2lng II into life
have proved n failure. The prestige Of
Its general policy, or rather the lack Of
policy, during the late war will cling TO II
and prevent its success no matter how
much we may become purified by q
change Of heart The result of the recent
elections Is sufficient proof this fact. We
can organize by forming some integral
part oi u new party, and probably resur.
rect our principles; but tho body must DO
buried and the stencil oft putrid remains
removed from the public nostrllS. The
present Is the proper emergency to test
the patriotism0g tic aaenS6ns Of the Dem.
ocratic party. If VIC love our country
better than we do our party abandon the
organization and unite with patriots, dis
regarding political antecedents, and we
may reasonably hope for change of nd.
ministration In 1872 that will protect and
guarantee equal rights TO oil sections Of
our common country. Centralized power
will vanish, the war will soon be forgot
ten, and our country again will be peace.
ful, prosperous and happy.
"GEo. II. PARKER.
"DdrtnpOrt, IOtcd, NoU. 27."
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OMAHA.

OMAHA, November 2O.-Reports from
the west say that snow continues TO fall.
Trains are Still running with the help Of
snow plows and several engines, although
mostly behind time.
tertlay in favor Of issuing 100000 In
bonds in aid of extending the Midland
Pacific Railroad to connect with the
Union Pacific.
Staley the postofIlce robber of Coring
ton, Neb., was to-day sentenced to ten
years imprisonment
A man named Henry Ellis, from Ills,
was found by the road side a short dis
lance west Of this city to-day, frozen to
death.
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SOMETHING WoRTH REMEMDERTNG.-
The London Lancet, excellent authority,
gives the following recipe for the cure Of
bone felon; AS soon rs the disease is felt,
put directly over the spot fly blister
about the size ofyour thumb nail, and let
1t remain for six hours, at the expiration
of which time, directly under the surllCc
OF the blister, may be seen the lelon,
which can be instantly taken out with
the point of II needle or n lancet.
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AMONG the shipments from Cincinnati
to Charleston, Tuesday, by river, we note
was a complete outfit for brewery and a
crew to run II. Charleston Is bound to
keep the Convention, She Is laying deep
traps for the Ohio county delegation. She
has already on hand large stock Of
"mountain dew"
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DAnlel W Llbl, lTWhlee
Ia ChanCcry, Circuit Court for Ohio county,
West Va.
In pursuance OF a decree Of said Court made
Ia this cause on tho 2Yth day OF December, 1870,
will Oicr for sale, on
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of December, 1871,
at tho front door OF the Court House Tor Ohio
county, West Va, commencing at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ the following real estate, lying In the city OF
Wheeling, on the west eide OF Main street, viz
The two valuable stores now occupied by d.
A. Adler b Co. and by Peter r. Zlnn and Others,
lying between the houses occupied by Harbour
i DittmAn and 4. Kline Also the property on
same side Of Main street now occupied by tho
shoe store Of Richard Porter, adjoining house
owned by j. b. Sheppard.
TERMS Up SALg-OnG.nlth Of purchase 10 be
paid In cash and the balance In one, two, three
and four years from day Of sale, with interest,
uUtes with good security TO be given for the dc.
icrrcd payments, and deeds Of trust, at the ex.
pensc Of the purchaser, as further security on
n6yi5 DANIEL G. LIST, Trustee.
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SMALLPOX.

The smallpox prevails to some extent
in this city, and much dissatisfaction is
evinced by the Board Of Health on &C.
count OF the neglect of many physicians
and others to report the cases to that
body. The Board threatens 10 criminally
prosecute any person guilty of this neg.
lect hereafter. .
Human bones were found this morning
in the debris at No. 09 North Clark street.
Before the fire n family named Dressler
lived there, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dressler and her brother, all oI whom
have been missing. The remains found
are supposed to be those Of Mr.. Dressler,
rs they were discovered near the spot
where his safe stood, and where he was
last Reen
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AUSTRIA.

vienna, Nov. 2O.-Baron Won Lange.
nan, Minister from Austria 10 Holland,
has been appointed Envoy Extraordinary
aud Minister Plenipotentiary TO the court
al ST. Petersburg. Prince MetterniCh has
asked permission to remain at his post al
the head Of the Austrian Legation In
Paris, which he has held since 1859,
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The steamer Andy johnson, which
was sunk last week below Quincy, Ills,
was raised yesterday and will be taken to
Hannibal l0r repairs.
The centre cotton mill Of the Lud.
low Manufacturing Company, at jerks
vile, Massachusetts, was burned this
morning. Loss $4,000 Partially in
sured.
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srEuBENviLLE PAPERS report a sharp
increase of smallpox in that city. Tues
day afternoon there were eighteen pro.
nounced cases. The City Council Is be.
ginning to get scared, and bestirring
themselves about means of prevention.
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More "Grub" for the Buglc Horn
OF Liberty.

More "GTub" for the Buglc Horn
OF Liberty. ...
From this weeks Bugc.
Our much respected lady friends, Mrs.
NJ. 9. Kyne and Mrs. Il. G. HNyslett, have
each placed us under obligations this
week, in the way OF kind remembranccs,
Mrs. X. has sent us "gobbler," that in
size, flesh and fat Is enough to spoil n
poor printers palate; and Mrs, II. n bAs.
kCt Of savory sausage, that, II uncoiled,
would have measured twenty feet in
length, beside the brg cabbage spoken Of
In our last issue.
We return thanks to our neighbor Mrs
IIorner, on John street, and also TO the
Misses Farnsworth, for their remembrance
in the luscious supply Of sausage, pudding
and chine, sent us last week.
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The Latest Bulletin AbOnt the
O'LeaTy Cow.


From the Chicago Tribune.
The investigation now in progress, with
view TO ascertain the origin Of the
Chicago fire, and the responsibility for It's
extensive spread, will, we hope, result
in something tangible, Nevertheless, It
must be admitted that very little satlSiac'
tory information has been obtained. The
Commissioners have, however, brought
out these facts, viz, that Mrs O'Leary
went TO bed at hallpast eight o'clock on
the night of the fire, on account OF her
"sorc fut;' that Pat Mclaughlin, the tid.
dler, resides in the front part Of the
OLeary mansion; that Mrs. Sullivan, who
lives opposite the o Learys, did not save as
much from the fire as she could twist
around her finger; that Mrs o LeNry heard
Mrs. White say that Mclaughlin had II
party, and the party wanted oysters, and
the oysters wanted milk to be "shtewcd"
in, and that they went out and MIXED her
(0'LeRry's) COW, and that, finally, con.
siderable know. nOthngism can be de.
vGlOped among the Irish, since none
OF the people in that vicinity have any
idea oi how long 1t was, or how far
the fire had got before the engines ar.
rived. The McLaughlins acknowledge
that they were having u social en-.
tertainment in honor OF "greenhorn"
relative who had just arrived from Ire.
land. (The particulars of this entertain.
ment were lost by the destruction of the
Times newspaper) But they deny hay.
ing INDUCED in milk punch or oys.
ter "shtews," or having milked the o..
Leary cow alter Mrs. O'Leary had gone
to bed. All the witnesses seem agreed
that there was pile of shavings in the
barn, and that the fire was first observed
on the side OF the barn where the shay.
ings were stored.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
u ESTATE
FRIDAY, the 18th day of Dec, 1871

In pursuance Of the will nf Martha Knox, de.
ceased, the undersigned will, on
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of Dec, 1871,
al the front door OF the Court House for Ohio
county, West Va, commencing ITO O'Clock A.
N sell the following valuable property, lying on
the west side OF Main street in the city OF Wheel
Ing being lot No. two (2) and part Of lot No. one
ID, being the Gamo now occupied by Harbour q
Dttman, by George ". ECkhart and NJ. Q. Hane,
aud by the dwelling house formerly occupied by
Mrs Martha Knox In her life time.
TERNI or SALE-one.fourth Of the purchase
money to bO paid in cash, or rs much moro as the
purchasers may choose to pay; tho remainder in
four annual payments, with interest from date
payable seml.annually. Negotiable notes to DO
given for the deferred nstaments, to be secured
by deeds Of trust and satisfactory insurance on
property, at the expense OF the purchaser.
JAMES P. ROGERS,
D. c. LIST,
novi4 Executors Of Martha Knox, decd.
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AFRICA.

LONDON, Nov 29.-A war has broken
out in Africa in the route pursued by the
explorer, Captain Stanley. -Four Of his
men were killed in n battle with the ma.
tives, and Stanley himself Is Ill with le'
yer at Unicorn Yeub.
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For Sale.

VALUABLE OHIO FARM FOR
' SALR-2OO acres In Washington county,
II miles rom Marietta and miles from tho N.
& +. Il H.; all under fence 100 acres In CultiVa.
tiOn lS well adapted for stock raising good
buildings, orchard, &C., and the land isvefy pr1.
duCtigG, The improvements arc good, the build.
Jugs new and In good condition. The farm Ia
underlaid with a ~ foot vein of good coal. For
salG by b. L. CUTHBRRT,
noy2S Monroe Street.
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TOR SALE LOW AND ON EASY
II TBRMS-A Hrst clals Tannefy, two story
Brick Building, 80 feet by o., with all the mod.
cfn improvements and In good running order.
available for any other manufacturing purpose
Also q good Brick Dwelling House With 10
rooms and full lot, on llAmpden street.
W. Y. IlOGB h BRO,
nOVi Market street
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THERE Is talk up at Washington, Pa,
Of extending the Charters Valley rail.
road to WayneSburg. The Admnce says
the road is now yielding n net profit on It's
business Of 800 per day.
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ITALY.

RoME, Nov. 2O.-The Pope, yesterday,
in replying to the address, expressed con
fidence in the triumph Of the Church
Ile nrotested against all ideas IA com.
nromisc with tie rulers Of Italy.
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The Mace. Coburn PFiLesFight Near
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, November 29.-Thc
Mace. Coburn mill occurs tomorrow
within flny miles Of New Orleans. Many
noted pugilists are here. The police re.
port an influx Of large number Of
roughs and thieves.
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TURKEY.

CoNsTANTNopLE, Nov. 2O.-There has
been n large increase in the number ol
cases Of cholera in Stamboul during the
last three or iOnr days.
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WEST VA. CENTRAL RAILWAY.

TIC ChNTItT TTUnSItTTeU 70 Iht htl'
tucky & Great Eastern Co.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. G0.-The Kentucky
& Great Eastern Railway Company closed
a contract at CeredO, W. Va, to-day with
the Commissioners of West Virginia, by
which they acquire the franchises and
property Of the West Virginia Central
Railway Company.
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[ STAND LOTs FOR sALE.

Having sold all the lots offered at 300 each,
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
east side Of Blm and Chestnut streets and OK.
tending to the river. Price from $500 To 81 900
each. according to siEe and location. Terms,
One.ioutth cash, residue In equal installncntS at
"s' WV "'O 'D'' JNo. P. aT1cHRIsT,
Aug2i At Top MIL.
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WANT SUPPLIED.
~
To supply want felt for a real genuine good
article Of Soap at a reasonable price, tho nnuer.
signed SNOW manufacturing such an Article, rs
all testify who have seen and used
The FaVorite SOa p,
Manufactured by B. REID, Wheeling, ". Va.

claim that II cannot be excCllod, Let, In pufi.
y and quality; I'd, In economy, because II "a
htm and hard AZ soon As made and will not shrink
when exposed TO the atmosphere, Ike most
sOaps do II will therefore wash half as much
more as the soaps now In market at the samo
Price I'd, For perfection In washing. You must
wash with pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes Jss ne FdroTits Soap and
You will have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and fanltless, and guarantee THAT
uWlll not inlure the. skin OF the most delicate
hotics Ath l claim for II an advantage over al
others In that II will bear leaving In water for 8
OF 10 hours without lnJuring IT, Other soaps are
rendered useless by forgetting them In the tno
grocer for the FavOrlte Soap, and you Will be
convinced that II IL the best,
,,CAurlON. Each bar IA stamped "htncrt and
A'thdntct' FirOrib Soap, mdnydcfHrtd on b.
NOD Whteiin0, W, Va"
Manufactured and sold At Wholesale by
EDWARD REID,
Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
Aug29 Wheeling, W. Va
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Enclusively to tie Intelllgencer.

by the Western Union Line,
Ollce Northwest cor Of Main and Monroe sts)
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The Pacific Hotel and Railroad Eat.
ing house, located at the Illinois Central
passenger depot, at Dubuque, burned YES
terday morning. 1t belonged to the llll'
nOis Central Company,
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nor RENT.-THE THREE ~
u story Store House and Dwelling, on MI
Main street, directly opposite tho Grant AA
House, and at present occupied by WlnZgnried &
SON. WAtChmlkerS and Jewellers. To good
tenant, II desired, tho promises will DO material.
ly altered and improved. Iu proximity TO tho
commanding business stand, Possession April
noyi8 VIM PAXTON, 4th street.
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The Washington (Pa) Adrdnee has
been changed from weekly to monthly.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-ThAnksgiving will
be generally observed in this city to.
morrow. All the daily papers will sus.
pend, and the banks, Post0fllcc, Custom
House, Boards Of Trade, etc, will be
closed, and business generally will rest
for the dnY.
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A wARIiKE ORDER.
Admiral Lee Ordered to lombard
Havana

New YORK, Nov. 2O-A Washington
special states that Admiral Lee, with
feet, has been ordered to the Cuban
waters with instructions that Il satisiac.
tion for the recent outrages Is not tender
ed, to open his guns on the City of la'
VAna.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

offer for Palo the houe In which now re. fhesfA
side, sltnato on John street, few doors IN
east Of Filth. The honsO Ia a substantial lA.
twO.story brick containing eight rooms, be.
sides bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, with good cellar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms. The honse Ia IN good order and
well located and In every way desirable prop.
rfty, being hut little over square from the
Post once. There Ia also On the premises d good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and carriage house.
Any ono Wishing to purchase can examine the
scpt2s JNo. r. McDERMoT.
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FOXs CINCINNATI sTARCH.-5O
II Boxes Just received and for sale by
augl7 NJ. REILLY.
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In pursuance Of the will nf Martha Knox, de.
ceased, the undersigned will, on
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For Additional Dispatches Sc, Fourth Page.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-12
POLICE COURT.
Before d. Shannessy, Z. ~


The old squire has things all his own
way just now, and dispenses justice with 20
much precision that we are led TO believe
he is the best judge Of the exact amount Of
justice that should be melted out TO offend
crs as they appear one by one before him.
in the universe.
Yesterday an individual, who, &c rally,
is quiet and peacoablo citizen, was be-
fore his honor for shooting off his mouth
in al abusive and offensive manner. As
the offender was an unfreuuent customer.
only s. and costs were assessed against
him.
Poor Bill Lawler, who, only Tuesday
morning, gathered together his small store
of worldly goods and departed from Hotel
de McHale was, the same evening, rear
rested by Billingsly and Mehner for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct A
fine of five dollars and the trimmings was
assessed against William, and as he had
not the wherewith to settle the bill, he was
sent back to the calaboosc for the space of
eight days.
George james and William Hanley. two
old offenders, arrested by Cain, being ex-
ceeding good customers, who have contrib
uted many dimes TO the city and the cfii-
GERS, were each fined one dollar and sent
to the calabooose for five DAYS.
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GRAND OPENING LUNCH.

not FOR So OHIO LEvEE TONIGHT.
Valentine Rcsch, having rented and re-
fitted the room lately occupied by Taber
Brothers, No. 50 Ohio levce, will tonight
spread grand free lunch, to which he in
vites all his friends and as many others as
can make it convenient TO be in attend
ance. The lunch will consist of turkey.
roast pig, oyster soup, sour krout and
speck. a band of excellent music will be
in attendance to enliven the occasion.
Albert Grinder will be found behind the
bar to serve customers with the choicest
wines, liquors and cigars, with which the
establishment is well supplied.lt.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The counties composing the first Senatorial dis
trict, are requested to send delegates to con.
ventIon, TO he holden at Metropolis, on the 2ist
day Of October instant, for the purpose of nomi-
mating Democratic candidate for this district,
20 fill the vacancy occasioned by the death OF Hon.
S. X. Gibson.
Accord ng to the basis OF represen ation adopted
the several counties will be entitled TO the fol.
loving number Of delegates
HARM
Johnson
Ma--ac
una
SAMUEL P, WHEELER,
| Chairman Senatorial Committee,