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New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
NAVAL, NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Aug 29.-First Assistant-Engineer
s. Nse /. ordered Of Engneeng ChefEn
gneer Harmon Newell ordered duty member Of the Board Of
EIAnners Philadelphia Commander George Morris detached
from the Pensacola NsyyYsri and placed waiting orders
Surgeon Henry the CanandguA and placed
snx orders; second gneer " Stephenson from the
Bureau Of Engineering aud placed waiting Z ders FIRST
Assistant Anade from League Island and ordered to the
Commander Beary been ordered the Washington May
Yard The oee Of Le Supply have been detached aud placed on
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
fGRNRRAL PRKss DIsPATcH.l

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20.--The ticket agreed
upon by the Conference Committees Of the Democratic
Reform and Liberal parties has been ratified by the State
Central Committee and the nomination of Campbell for
Congress- Ist District has been withdrawn by the Lib
erals who will name a candidate hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30

the several Greeley and Brown Clubs. There will prob
ably be band Of 50 musicians engaged for the OCCASION
and grand display of pyroechnics will be PROVIDED
There will also be three outside stands. from when
nrominent local gentlemen will address the assembage
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
IGRYgRAL pREss,DIspATcHl
DOUBTFUL REPORT OF CANDENS POSSIBLE ELEC
TON.
GENERAL PREss pIsPATCHI /

IGENkItiL FtLN3 UINPAIUHI
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Aug. $50 far heard from, Jacobs majority Is 7lJ
There nine counties 10 hear FROM which at the eec-
ton on the call for the Convention gave maJortcs OIL
1900 in favor of the call one Of these. just heard from,
had given Camden a majority Of l5O II the others
do likewise Camdens election assured The counties
to from Roanc. Clay. Raleigh Mcdowell, Pea
SAINTS Mercer, Barbour, Marion. and Tucker
LATER.-By to-nighfs mail Mercer is reported to have
given $50 for the Constitution and larger majority Tor
Camden.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30

BnrSoRE Aug 2oaie-yery bes, on ,ae to-day e sSSic
rnaT Thin stee and cows JJic receipts for the week s ae
Hog, IN r demand at 7G7c net receipts Of the week S aes
sheen a6c gross Lambs $2d 81 bead receipts Of the week
4 head
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
TIE WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF PIP CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHISGToS. ID. c., Aug. 80. lsT2-l a. III. }
Synopsis for the DaSt tDentu-foGr hours
The area of diminished pressure has moved
northeastward from Illinois 10 Lake Ontario, accom-
panied BY cloudy weather and rain, which now extends
from Lake ontario to the East and Middle Atlantic
coasts.
TO the lower lakes cloudy weather in the South Atlantic
States partly cloudy from the Gulf to the Ohio Valley
clear weather north west of the latter
Probabilities.
Clear weather prevail from Tennessee TO Lake Erie and
the Upper Lakes, with northery and north-westery
winds and over Middle States by morning. and over
New En- gland by Friday afternoon and evening. 80
Winds veering 10 westerly and north-westery WIN
clearing weather the South Atlantic states by and
on Friday morning; generally clear weather for the in
terror OF the Gulf States and partly cloudy weather IoI
the coast. 49,, -. ~,
Fresh to brisk northwesterly winds extend from the
lower lakes over the Middle States and New-Engand
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

EEwORLEASs Aug 2aCon easier Mixed 9iG96ci "h.e PIC
62e Oats articles Unchanged MISUNDERSTANDING
I2idl24I Sew.York Sight, iGl premium Cold iSt ,, p,
s t 20 for strne No l. Crude Tupeutne steady at
~ 81 for Hard % yellow DD - S or Nrn rs steady
atb4
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30

NicoI. Davidson & Co.. c36 BroadEsy fnoy drtJo'e.
Manufacturer Pine SlyePatoi good 5teel fe,rr
serre ole large her Al ~bosss REAL so Csas>
Gltss and Gls kIlnrgs.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
THE SEPTEMBER ELECTIONS.
MAINE AND VERMONT.

The most important election to be held next
month is that of Maine, Monday, the 9rh The follow
ing are the candidates
AdHfnisrafion. liberal
GOrcrnOr. 'Sidney Perham. Charles. 4. Kimball.
Congress. 1. John H. Burlcgh. William II. Clifford.
2. William L. FRYE. AlOnzO GarcelOn.
3. james G.. Blaine. Thomas :. Lang.
4. Samuel T. Hersey. Marcellus Emery.
8. Eugene Hale. Frederick A. Pike.
Present incumbents.
The Republican majority. when full vote is polled,
has averaged over 10000 having been 274 for Fremont
in 1885, 2470i for Lincoln in isGO 1852 for Lincoln in
1864 20O3 for Governor and 1890 for Grant in 1863
The With Congress District is considered doubtful.
Eugene ales majority 26s6 in 1868, and 12lO in
1870. The It District gave majority Of 1896 for John
Lynch in 1870 The other three districts will probably be
carried for the Administration candidates by reduced
majorties
In Vermont the following named are candidates for
State officers:
Administration LfberdL
GOrernOr. julius Converse. A. b. Gardner.
III. GOb. Russell 5. Taft. w. H. H. Bingham.
Treasurer. John A. Page. Henry Chase.
The election will take place on Tuesday next.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30

schr Statesman of niebias). Co SsOos a. s. II SJs. sis
sping
sCBOosIRs-KiFxR srD c0ksrvfE
Jaures Veldedan yrynA n. Hl, Proyieaos
Bea Peck Sew Jondco. Albion, Pf0fidenee
Berba Providence. 3arsb Ross. Nofvch
Berrg Providence. Pafbs Hl1absth Bridgeport
Eureka, ProTrieRcc Nuhe PERI ltocs,nd
NJ A. Pre1more Proyidsag@. = J. Oakley, PfoTienee
Iaue Norwcb Iei Warren Pf0v5eaS-
Agn Dole Pr0vifence Peerless. PfDT1enes.
ksrAh Puryes Providence Iamsltne, "srehfn
q. farmau, Neg-i0Di01 forafiar new lfpnlpn
SARDINIA. Nsg Haven. Julge TsBny PrDTS@1rs
RETURNED.
Bark Tempo Nl Hcfn, heneo iOr lesltyFh tls ~ AHF
proceeding Hook t5e captain took ~ tlI ie an Wa
bark retruei IN consequence.
SAILED.
Steamships yanisia fsr Hamburg SIu Fufeo, 1 Brsstsf
Crescent CITY f)r Havana.
WISD-sundoEu. moderate n T.; nick ,nd raining
DOMESTIC FORTS.
B0srOy steamship Leopard. from PhtieiJnsg
brgs Mar Alsrto1 from Ro Orsof
59ATnge, stcanslD PaliI from bsssSs
Philadelphia having the sch u A. Foom, gm boston f
Philadelphia before reported oapzed Of c1pe Coz On he b
SAYASyAH Ga, Aug lArrFe hr haiia Brooks from he-
main gone; Lolsa Wsn iron Fb4olgf nss.
Steamship Mosomer7 Hewlok scss Mly No fr Ssvis
yen; Village Belle ior lnagla, Wesf lnie.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
TIE LOUISIANA LIBERAL TICKET.

ALL DIFFERENCES AT LENGTH sETTLED-A
STRONG COMBINATION AGREED UPON-rHE
STATE PROBABLE FOR GREELEY AND
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23

LIFE in Colorado seems to be favorable
to the development of peculiarly inllam.
mable disposition OF mind. A few days
ago, near Denver, two high spirited gen.
tlemen got into fierce quarrel concern
ing the size of some potatoes before
them on the breakfast table, whereupon
one assailed tho other with butcher
knife, and was himself speedily placed
beyond the occasion for further concern
on the subject of potatoes with u pistol.
1t was no doubt matter of vast impor.
lance to settle the size ofthose potatoes,
and what is one life compared to the es'
Establishment ofagreat fact? There is ono
little drawback, howeyer-the question
was not settled aflerall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23

THERE is said tobe a fooll sh woman in
Louisville, Ky. who paid $500 for having
her face enamcled in the most elegant
manner. The work was very neatly
done and warranted to last three years.
The fec of $500 was, however, q very
small part OF the cost The poison con.
tanned in the enamel has paralyzed the
muscles OF the face and distorted yisaGe
once not uncomely to a state of utter hid.
eousness, 1t is but poetical justice that a
foolish and unjustiflable attempt to pro-
duce beauty should result in producing
hopeless delomity. 1t is hard but Just.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23

A NEW HAMPsHrRE clergyman believes
that sermons TO young men VIGOROUSLY
crowd the churches with young women
who go tosee how the boys stand 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23

A PLAN for the grand jubilee Coliseum
has neen accepted. This neat little edi.
nee Is to cover five acres Of land and to
cost quarter Of million Of dollars. 1t
is to be 400 feet wide and $50 long, the
auditorium occupying 312 feet Of its
depth, and the space allotted TO the or,
chGstra and chorus 2Ss feet At each end
OF the building there Is TO be a tower 80
feet by 60 and 200 feet high, OF highly
ornamental character. There Is to be a
gallery around these turrets at the height
Of lGo iest, which will enable visitors to
oeaoId all the glories Of tho club" spread
out before them. All the details Of the
structure, are, Of course, given in the RIOS.
ton papers, but they are better left 10 tho
Imagination. II''"l Wv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23

Mr.. JosErH HARRIS, of Moundsvillc
the nuseryman, says that when the mer.
curry falls to 10 deg. below zero, we need
not expect any peaches the following
summer, and that, in examining the trees
this spring, he finds the buds are killed
and that some OF the old trees are perma.
nently injured. Mr.. HARRIS advertised
his business recently in the WEEKLY
INTELLIoENcER, and he informs Us that
ina short time he had more orders than
he can possibly fill, and others are still
coming. His experience is that when
you have anything to sell it pays to ad.
vertise 1t. H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23
lteWAdvertlsements
81 INDsLEY INsTITuTE.

~ tNDSLEY INSTITUTE.
Tho undersigned have opened a School in tha
city Of Wheeling, tho delign Of which e tosup.
plcment the work OF the Public Schools and to
give PULL FRAMING N MATHEMATICS AND THE
LANGUAGES to boys wishing to enter College.
Parents and guardians will readily perceive the
advantages OF lehool Of this character EsTLB'
IIsnED IN THEIR MIDST, which saves the addl'
tionAl expense incurred in having their IONS o.
wards prepared for College away from home. A
fall course pursued In MATHEMATICS, LATIN,
GREEK, FR1NoH and GERMAN The next term
opens Arm let, isT9. Tcims for full coursc
SIS 90 per quatte-.
' y" r. @. DALzRLL, A NJ,
Princeton, New Jersey.
l. % FL HoeE,
1lE US. Naval Academy, Annapolis.
lnAHluu1N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23
DRoPosALS.

Sealed proposals will be received at tie tEi,
Of tho PenitentiAry OF. West Virginia al AOIbd
vile, until u O'Clock noon on Wednesday, AIt
10th, 1872, Tor 400 perches rubhle and 40 paths
dimension stone, all TO be grey sandstone Of GOD
building quality. samples OF which will len
CURED at tho office oflthe Pcnltentlly tF4r,
letting any contract. The dimension stone lolt
scabbled and OF such sizes as the SupCtiHtrhdti
may from time TO time direct, and suilhe IL
corners OF from foot to foot G inches iis. u
from foot to 3 feet bed.
Bids will be received for rnbble stone YlbCIt
required in lots OF 900 perchCs or more, nd Il
dimension etone in lois OF 100 perchts OF NIT
The ftone to be delivered on The PensttrI
grounds from time To time as may be rrqsLfa.
The following extra sized dimension stole vi
berequired, and arcincluded in the 1OO pFah
above named:
l5perches OF stone for coping, each n0s, p
dress4 feet long, 8 feet 9 Inches wide, FOO, Tx
SO stones feet long, foot 8 iuChe, Nil' !
foot inches rise.
9stones 4 feet inches long, . feet iDcla
wide, feet rise.
6stones 4 feet long, 2 feet G inches wide, fCd
0inches rise,
? stones 0 feet 8 inches long, . Isrt6 !zds
wide, 3 feet rise. BHtT n
Parties desiring 10 Offer, proposals will addtts
EtNs u TH0S. P. SHAGL6ROSS, suPt
mayH AOundsyille, WA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23
Special Rotlcaa.
A TR1uMpH-

A MPH.
No medicine ever offered TO the people has
Won ior itself such Q reputation IN 60 Abort a
ume aa Dr., TUFTS RXPRCTORANT. Wher.
eyer u has been introduced 4 has superseded al
Stnet Cough remedies. II not only cures the
Vough, but 30 thoroughly puriheS the Lungs
mat no Tears OF Its return need DO apprchended.
Dr. W H. Tut; - .O'''
an have been suffering fornearly two years
WIN q severe cough and great dllieulty Of
breathing. Ny weight was one hundred and
Iorty;nYo pounds; and whom I commenced tllslnV
your kIpeetorant Twas reduced 70 one hundred
and sixteen. I had tried almost everything; had
terrible night Bweets, ! have taken half dozen
D0tuee. The night BweAtI have left me, the
cough has almost dlgApp oated, and have gainod
hitsen pounds In weight I believe Il Will cure
my cough. recommend u to all my iflends,
With great respect
H-of tl3 OLIVER RIoL
Or. TUFTS sAlB one Ac1s lAs1IHrAHEOuslr
mAf23.e0d6W 'Ut fu- III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23
TnE Reaiaer 5 90 greatly pleased, WIN

TIE Register Is SO greatly pleased, with
what we said the other morning about i'm
ports and revenues, that It is a pity It's
editor could not better understand the
DRIFT OF It. The Register wants iree'trade,
as We understand, the effect Of which
would be greatly to increase importation
and add to the evils the country already
suffers from it. I'VE would make the tariff
on every article Or fabric that can be pro.
duced or fabricated on our own soil so
high as to be prohibitory, and then what
ever the customs fell short we would raise
by other modes Of taxation. That would
in few years lead to the production on
our own soil, by our own now idle people,
Of all the millions OF imported goods
now made on the other side Of the ocean.
The Register would open the flood gates
and lot in foreign fabrics at prices and ID
an extent that would utterly destroy
American industries. That We under
stand to be about the difference between
the Register and ourselves on the question
Of protection. We arc in favor of the
highest thrift on everything that COM
petes with home production. The Register,
as VIC understand, is opposed to any pro-
lection at all against such competition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23

;. AN Indianapolis man imperilled his
life, cut his hands, and bruised himself
generally few days ago, in stopping a
runaway horse which q lady had lett
united. When the lady driver came up
she commenced scolding about the dirty
buggy and muddy reins, and wound rp
of the mud. ag
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23

The ordinary fluctuations Of this i'm.
perfect sphere Of existence seem to aiIlicl
the people Of the West though nature
has done 50 much to make them happy
Awrotched husband in st. Paul advertise.
for the recovery of his wife, "a taul wo
man with gray eyes, and a smaul bable
just bcginnin' TO walk, " who have been
Appropriately "ataul pok markt teller
with red hare"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23
DIED..

,NRsBITT-on Friday, March u, 1s7a, at 10
y TIHek n, VINCENT HowAlD, infant son OF
and II days .'ss'' "sSN - 'AU'''''
Inc funeral will take place from tho residence
an az patehts, on John street, between Filth and
, pm, 0inofToN Sunday afternoon, at three
O'Clock Friends Of the family are invited to at.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23

THE ChicagO Tribune, which has al.
ways been regarded rs an uncompromis.
ing free trade organ, comes out with a
leading editorial, which VIC reproduce, in
favor of HORACE GREELEY, the one strong
champion Of a protective tariff, as can.
didate for Vice President, notwithstand:
ing their differences on this question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23
TO CONTRACTORS.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITu
wv TION.-SECOND DIVIDEND

THE CREDITORS OF the Wheeling Sav,r
Institution who have produced their claims 10
the Trustee and received his certificate thereof,
win receive dividend OF POUR per cent On ~,
Eenttng said certificates at the BANK or
Inafi0 DANIEL LAME Tr,t.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23
0R. DUPoNCos GOLDEN PERI


.nR. DUPONCOS GOLDEN PERI.
IL oDICAL PILLS, FOR FRdALRS.-They
never fall, and may be depended upon In every
case where the monthly flow has been DISTRACTED
by cold or disease. DUPoNco's -0WDEN PIIs
always give immediate relief, being especially
prepared for married ladies, A lady writes: "Du.
poneo's Golden Pills relieved me in one day.
The GENUINE arc put up In LAR0B (wHfTE)
BoXEs containing double quantity OF Pills, and
upon each box you will hnd my "Phvate Reye-
nue. Stamp" Upon the stamp sec the words
DuroNoo's GOLDEN PILLS, without that None are
Genuine. aG It.F I0.0-TrTH''
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box. Price 500 per box.
Sold in Wheeling by EDMUND BOOKING,
Druggist.
LADIES by sending him 81 90 throuph the
Wheeling Post Office, can have the pills sent by
mail, to any part Of the country, Free OF Postage.
#gE sif- s. d. HOWE,
oclS Solo Proprietor, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-23

hUMOIlS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
friend ofthe RtgiSierextracts a little amuse.
ment from q dispatch in our columns which
related how certain gentlemen had been
appointed by the Governor Of Ohio las
administrators of peace, to look after the
peace of the State" when in fact they
had been appointed ITO look after the i'm.
provement of the Ohio river" The ex.
PLANTATION Of this probably is that the OPP
orator was enjoying "the peace that pass
eth understanding" and uRConsciously
allowed a little Of It TO flow from the end
olhis pencil. I.a
But this was hardly fpnnier than our
Paris dispatch yesterday morning, which
solemnly announced that it had been
proven on BAzANE, who is being tried
by q court martial, that he had "died
with Prince CHARLES short time before
the surrender. 1t was the compositor
though, in this case, and not the tele'
grapher, that killed of BAzAINE in this
singular fashion.
Hardly less comical was telegram il
yesterdays Register announcing the dealt
of DR.. Z. G. MARSHALL, Of Madison
Wis, and explaining that ''he had held I
postmortem examination on the body o
a patient, and hGUlng long nail on hi
finger, the ViruS penetrated his system, iron
the effects of tOhieh he died." Our reader
will take warning from this awlnl exam
pie Of the fatal effects of long finger nail
and keep theirs cut short.
While funny mistakes are continual,
getting into the papers the best Tor worst
ones are generally caught on the fly by til,
proof readers. One or two that now &C
cur to us may serve to illustrate. Gu
friend &c. 7" in his letter the other da'
alluded to the managers OF the Chasr
movement as "these Merry Wives Q
Windsor" But the compositor who wa
not Us well read up in Shakespeare as h
might have been, translated it "many
hives ofwisdom" (whatever that may bel
When Mr.. GREELEY lectured here ii
September 1870, under the auspices o
the Wheeling Library Association, crit
icism of the lecture was contributed t
our columns by Mr.. J, B. WOLFF. Mr.
WOLFE had made some reference 10 III,
Library Association (abreviating thu
lib. Ass.'9 and this allusIon when I
came to the hands Of the proofreader wa!
found to refer to the Philosopher Of thu
IEi6uneas the'"loil asp A pretty mar
row escape for us from giving serious
offence. At another time in some reli,
gious report or article occurred the quo
tatlon "Hear the voice of tho Master in
the WordP This was set by young
man recently from the country whose
religious education had been somewhat
neglected, and hebeautifully rendered II
"Hear the voice Of the martin in the
woolT A very pleasant thing indeed to
hear but not quito apropos just then and
there.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-05

as in former days. Taciturn and melan-
choly domes,ics take the usual charge OF the
apartments and exhibit their mournful lisp spen- IN
dors, Mammoth oaken doors open into re-
sounding and armor clad halls. through ls,s ans the
the surrounding country are obtained. Gus
rers of antique weapons, groups of PORTRAITS
vast lihraries, marble busts, and magnificent
massive furniture meet the eye at every STEP
The visitor Is shown the ''caoin,' OF ia'of''e
room of the Archduke, with lts penoant lamps
small windows, writing.desks and Wlne-glass'
es intact; the throne-room, with lib bronze
chandeliers, and the private chambers of the
noble couple; and, as he emerges, he cannot
but dwell with sadness upon the fate by which
so conspicuous an Instance of domestic bliss
as this palace wltnesseI in years gone by was
terminated by an ignoble execution and ago.
nizing insanity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-05
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