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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

TEE horse disease which but few
days ago broke out in Canada West and
spread through that province with such
rspldity and fatality, has already crept
over western New York and has appear
ed as far east as Boston. Almost the en-.
tire equine population of the cities Of
Buffalo and Rochester is attacked; and
many branches of business-notably the
running OF street cars-is almost suspen.
ded in consequence. Should the ravlges
OF the disease continue as they have be.
gun, the country is threatened with a
great calamity. The property of the
United States in horses amounts TO prob.
ably thousand million OF dollars, and il
Ia eastntisl 70 the prosecution of almost
every branch Of industry. Should this
epidemic extend throughout the country
with such results as have thus far attend.
ed its appearance, the loss would be incsl.
culEble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

EATING HOUSES on TIE B. &. y. r. r
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany are consummatiDg arrangements 10
assume control Of all the eating houses on
their line, and soon every dining hall
on the road will be managed by the com.
pany. The direct SUPPLEMENTARY has
been placed in the hands OF Nr. Kingsley
the Chicago restaursteur, who declares
his intention and ability to give the best
railroad meal in America. The company
are now erecting several new hotels and
ealing houses at various points on the
line. There is plenty of room for i'm.
proVement in this direction on all our
railroads. The price demanded should
insure good meal, and we are glad 10 re.
cord that the d. & o. proposes TO give a
traveller his moneys worth. The exam
pie Is one that can be followed with profit
by other railroad corporations, who will
thereby earn the blessingsOi many poor
dYspeptic, whose malediciiOns have hith.
erto descended upon their heads Gin.
GdIefte.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

A VERY ingenious plan has been dc.
viSed, and is now in extensive operation
To evade the law requiring revenue stamps
on bank checks. The last internal reve.
nue. act abolished the stamp duties relat,
Ing 10 all papers such rs receipts and the
like, except bank checks. To escape the
payment Of two cents on each check
many business men have their checks in
the form of receipts, upon which the
banks pay the money. The Bureau has
been frequently appealed to by the banks
but is powerless to make any change OF
stop the practice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

The Steubenville Herald continues to
be in very hot water about its recent OPP
position 10 the Republican candidate for
Congress in that district. Monday'sissue
is devoted 70 q labored effort TO show that
the Herald did not SANDER the Jefferson
county delegation in the BellAire Con-
vention- We are glad To note that the
Herald has 50 lar returned to the Repub-
lIcan fold as to put up the name of DR..
CPDEoRATH, the GRANT electOr for the
district
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23
The Democratic Deterioration il
Worked in Guernsey Coo,

\ Cambridge correspondent of the Gin.
cinnati Enquirer writes from Cambridge
The official Republican majority in
Guernsey county Is five hundred and
eighty four, being substantially the same
as ii was last year. We received not less
than one hundred and twenty-five Lib,
eFal Republican votes, but 10 balance
this at least two hundred and fifty Demo,
Gratis failed to vote or else voted the Re,
publican ticket. Had the Democrats done
their duty we would have elected three Of
the most important county officers and
reduced the Republican majority on the
State ticket fully one half.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

Ii 1850 the Republicans carried the
three October States, and elected LINCOLN
without the aid Of an electoral vote south
of Mason and Di1on's line. In 1888 the
Republicans carried the three October
States, and elected GRANT in November.
In 1872 the Republicans have carried the
three October States, and will elect
GRANT in November.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

1HE Charlottesville (VA) Caronie!b con.
tains editorial advice to the Greeley Con-
federates Of that section not to observe
Thanksgiving, in accordance with the
Presidents proclamation, since this was
issued under the exhilerAting effect Of the
October election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23
National Union Republican Ticket.

"Gen Grant never has been defeIted, and hG
never will be."-H0RAoE GRxELET.
while asserting the right Of sVerT Repabh
can To bis untnmmeled choice ofA candidate iol
next President until nomination IL made,
venture 70 suggest that Gen. Grant will b IA
better qaAlihed for that momontous trust IN
is19 ihan he was In 1868 "-HoRLcE aHEILET,
SpsSeA u 6N January, isTI,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

ACCORDING to the Portland Press, III,
next Maine Legislature will make mem
bership Of secret organizations a chal
lengeable disqualification for sitting OF
juries. 1t is refreshing to hear Of one
State where it is necessary to resort tc
such stralegcms to reduce the number o.
intelligent jurymcn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

A SMART GAIA gentleman In this
village has a large Maltese cat, which
from kittenhOOd has fraternized and slept
with rough rat terrier. The other day
some hogs got into the premises, and the
dog not doing his duty, pussy mounted
lhe largest OF the hogs, and for q few
seconds it looked as il the hog would
never escape alive. Since then, the cat
has turned Watchdog, and IS death on
any hog that Weston Demo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

THE National Board Of Trade on Sat-
urdsy, passed a resolution requesting
States to repeal the operation Of heusury
laws with regard TO persons trading in
money, 50 as to permit the parties to es-
tablish such rates Of interest as they may
desire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

Hon. JOHS A BINGHAM, and the At
torney General, with several other prom
inent speakers, are 10 start in few days
to make political tour Of the South, and
eIpectto speak at Richmond, Raleigh
Charleston, Savannah, Mobile, New Or,
leans, Memphis and Nashville,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

THE Pennsylvania Constitutional Con.
ventiOn will meet at Harrisburg on the
10Th November and being invested with
general powers as to adjournment, It is
expected then 10 adjourn to Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

A DANGEROUS CoUNTERPRrr.-A dan.
gerous counterfeit on q $50 United States
Treasury note Is now In circulation, The
general appearance Of which Is darker,
but the engraving apparently as fine as
the genuine. The words "Filty. Dollars"
however, have blurred appearance, and
the paper Is sitter and more oily than me
bona fds article.-N +. Commercial
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany have completed the building OF the
line from Clarksburg to Weston, the old
wire having been taken down and an en-
tirely new galvanic were put up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

The aggregate Republican msjority on
the Congressional tickets in Indiana Is
1856. The majority Of Hunter over
VOORHEES,, as officially declared. Is O57.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23
ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is
land Price from 500 TO sI,OOO each.
TERHs-one-sourth eash, the residue In eauL,
lnstAunents A. one, two and three years, with in.
serest mo. P. GILCHRIST,
AplO At Top Mn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

A DASBURY citizen sent over TO a neigh
Dor on Friday evening 10 borrow the Dan,
bury NeltI, and was told that he would
have to wait until our Jane got back from
the ball.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

OUR friend MOORE Of the Washington
pa Reporter Is elected to Congress in bis
district by the satisfactory majority Of
1865.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23
For Sale.


.PuBLIC sALE-I WILL SELL AT
IE,oSr eo iss, sac, On SATURDAY, The 9SlA Of
1irn, ave miles eat Of Wheeling, N ~ NStIon.
HH.h oea, HorseA Z Mules, 20 MN CoTS I0
heliers, 10 Hog, ( Wagons and otter PSynlnS
Implemshts' and about 100 shocks Of Com.
oellI CONRAD sRIBERr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23
New Advertisements.

AVoT1ON SALE
I IN eel a. ny sIlessOons. THIS MoRtIIs &c
at 3 O'Clock, one walnut Book caao ma Dolk,
one Bureau and GlAss; one tssra BodIloaa; III
Cushioned Chair; CArpttl, Cookihf BloIss a.
GKa Z wlCKHA1t, Is...,t.,,..,,s -
eRo. 4. WIeKHAG. SGlss,.,, -s'o -;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-16

which fades not, and which has power TO
mould even plain iace into II likeness OF
| ITSELF"
Cordelia heard no more. Though con-
ceaed from view, she recognized the
speakers voices. Hopes were dashed TO
the earth, which had been londly cherish
ed. She perfectly understood some things
which puzzled her. She knew now why
it was that certain young men, of high
excellence, who eagerly sought her favor
for Il time, gradually withdrew them.
selves, and became attentive To what she
had considered less attractive girls
There was Il beauty OF which she had not
dreamed; a beauty to which she had not
attained; beauty scarcely recognized at
first, but growing more and more ap.
parent, and putting forth alIurements
besides which all that she could offer was
bat as the glitter oi tiusel.
Your sister is looking well 20 night -
I NblNV'iti SNsbtbSh pAllllui lcN
erie at the voice OF a matronly friend
Margaret. you mean Pr WAS her sub
dued reply. But for the conversation
just heard, she would not have thought
oil this sister.
Yes, how she has improved I! hear it
remarked on all sides. You must take
care. OF she will bear of the palm"
The elder sister turned her lace away
so that lis expression might not be seen.
She is 80 good. 50 true so full OF
that spontaneous grace that comes from
order and symmetry within. She must
have u beautiful mind
\ year later, aud Margaret was the
bride of 4 mau who had once stood be
wildcred and fascinated in the blaze OF
Cordeia's bcauty-ol one who had said
OF hel, rs many hal said, what u pity
She il so plain" Aud he was lover OF
beauty in all It's forms.
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Circulation over I,s0O---Postage I'm the
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TIL r. PRI y r. X y.

still as glass was the ocean,
In calm light aud pale,
\ hundred ships lay on it,
Zach with windless sail.
4 hundred shippers We're fretting
Each Search'd the sea and skies,
Each for Il Mind wa, praying,
Bnt never \ wind wOuld rise.
The prayers rose zap 10 heaven,
in Euglish. German, Greek
Zach of the hundred skipper.
20 hi, own tonSue lil speak.
Zach %, lie hundred < ppcr,
Loathe ia the calm to stay,
Wanted the wind 60 SaSen.
To blow him on hi> wav.
Each m his own direction
Wo,,ld have hi- good .h,p hiowu,
AMI hundred Njnd, we're W.n,ci
Ile1ch IVA, 10 -, hi, "Wa
Etch oa the deck va, Ptrtd;
with di>coutcu,ed miai
And when the wind woulI ruu. %.
Al though, the Lord unkut
Poor fo.I,' had lie .;rIulet,I.
;,ad IS &c thc cnd to see
The hu 4.lr-d wint, vouI 1,v- hait. .t.
To tb, bottom oi The 80.
ik'y, 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-16
G8t @sforo 9rmotrat,
Published Every Tuesday Morning, by
f. f. SHAW,

EDIToR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS Tive Dollars per yesr-sI,5O If paid
Ia advance
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

DkSirL WExrss's GasAr AssrxxSr.
OF the way in which Mr.. Webster pre-
pared himself Cor great legal argument.
we have an account from the pen Of h;s
friend Mr. Tieknos:
! In the spring Of 1894. Mr.. wrb.es
was much concerned in the discussion then
going on in the House Of Representative
at Ws.hingfon on the tariff. One morn
ing be rose very csr'y-ear,icr even than
! .wasa has sas,on--to prepare himself 10
speak upon il, From lerg before day
light all the hour when the Hoaae met,
he was busy With his b,is'. When hs
was far advanced in speaking. . note was
brought to him from the Supreme Court.
informing him that the great case Of Glib
bons VS.. Ogden" would be called on f.
argument the next morning. lie was as
founded at tie intelligence. for te had
supposed that after the tariff question bad
been disposed Of. he would still have ten
days to prepare himself for this fornlida
bic conflict. in which the constitutiouali,y
Of the laws Of New York. granting .
steamboat monopoly Of its uds-w waters.
would be decided.
He brought his speech ca tie tariff ii
conclusion as speedily as he could. and
hurried home 20 make such preparation
for the great laS argument as The short.
ness OF the notice would permit. He haa
then taken No food since bis mornings
breakfast; but instead Of dining be took
n moderate dose of medicine and went TO
he'd. snd to sleep. ~ 10 =. NJ. he awoke.
called for bowl Of tea, and. without other
refreshmeat. went Immediately to work
To use his own phrase. 1.-The tapes hal
no. been o. the papers for more than
year" He worked all night. and. ss be
has told me more than once. he Thoughts
he never on any occasion had so complete
use Of his faculties He hardly fth
that nc had bodily organs. so entirely had
his fasting and the mcdicine done their
work. At 9 A. NJ. after eleven hours
continuous intellectual effort. his brief was
completed.
He sent for the barber and vas shaved;
he took very light breakfast Of tea and
crackers he looked over his papears to
see tina, they were all in order. and tied
them up: he read the morning Journals.
to amuse aud change lis thoughts. ard
then he went into court, and made that
grand argumen, which. as Judge Wayne
said abou, twenty years afterwards. .'rc-
leased every creek -rd river. every lsks
aud harbor in our county from the utter
ference Of m"norclics." Whatever h"
n'ay have thought Of his powers on tho
preceding nirht the cour, and the bar 40
knowledged their whole force that day
And yet. at the end OF Ave hours. nhen
be ceased speaking, he coa'd hardly be
said To have taken VIA. would amount 30
half The refrcshmcnt Of common meal.
Tor above two-aud-rLir,y hours, and out
OF the thirty-six hours Immediately pre-
ced:ng, Lo lad FOX thirty-oue been in
state Of very high iptellcc:us! excitement
and activity
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

4 STrBRoRy EArHrR week or two
sG" family named Woodstock arrived in
this city fror: Wes.chrster. \. i. intend
ing IN settle in the State The ycanges, Of
the children is a boy about years old, who.
being pet. has been allowrd,o sleep with
bis parents. Sunday night. the Wools,ocks
desiring to go to chruch. an EFFORT Wa.
made to &c: the boy to 60 10 bed with the
older brother. lie was frightened and
Fslmid and made grca, opposition. saying
tina: he wrs frsid o. bears and wolves"
The opposition irritatcd the father. AMI
he declared that he would not 90 70 church
and TIA, Charlie should GO T. sleep in that
bed. As the child kept crying and teas
ing, the older one was made to &C. up and
sleep elsewhere. This did not help mat
ters Of course, and then Woodstock told
tie boy he would lock the door and leav.
him in the dark if lie did not cease CRYING
Frightened further. the lad continued
weeping and bcsecch;ng. and Woodstock
did as he said be would
The boy screamed at the top Of bis voice
for u few minutes. beat on the door. and
entreated to be taken out. but the father
was unrelcnting as rock. The walls
gradually died away, the lad ceased IN
shout. and in bali an hour the door was
opened. lie was not found asleep .. ex-
recsed. hut he was crouched down in q
corner. his feet drawn " thder him. and
it took only = moment 10 convince the pa.
rents that the boy had been rendered 3
lana,ic or M idiot, He laughed and
talked TO himself. did not reply 10 4 aues-
ton, gave no one any notice when the
mother realized wha, had occurred shs
tainted away. Every effort was made BY
the friends to bring the boys reason back.
bat all failed He would not speak, ssTs
the other children no notice, but wan.ed
tor1ll around on the floor and play will,
spools md sticks A physician was called
on Monday. and two more on Tuesday.
bat all agreed tia. The boys reason had
been sfccted By the fright. and tina, be
was and might be 81 ilio: fer the res, Of
his days. The circumstance has nearly
broken the mothers heart. and the father
carries q nscience.thas any criminal short
of \ murderer would no. enjoy -Te,o,e
Free Pres
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

Gold and diamonds q - u-usue.,
however. d they do yet 1luas, An
until there il radical & - 81 yslua.
tons: and Aladdin nj u nrinoesp
He built her q, msgui6c) o16SS IA one
night-or his Genie did = keant lot
owned BY her father. d IN Ehtaee
Of 100 feet on the pr;n1 \ ssrsef ~ "a
$50 fee. deep. (fhe Naln ia (l,erd
$500 front foot for IL ispest6dly. \
And then they prccsedet ~ Nv npiIv.
But one day q cIrcaj] - "a. snd
contested vitHon Of Che s;de.shovy VAS
the wicked magician. He saw the pal.
ace, herd that il was built in one night
by Aladdin. aud OWNED the truth At once
The Genie. Slave of the lamp. must have
been boss carpenter! he devised plan
for obtaining the lamp. He got some
bran new ones and went to the palace
when Aladdin was away. crying. "Old
lamps for new" when one of the kind
girls traded of the magic lamp. ignorant
OF its value as Of everything else. Hav-
ing thus made Aladdin q lamp-hgh.er
Cthan he was), the magician, assisted by
the Genie. transported the palace. tcge;h-
er with the princess. to the heart of Afri.
ca-one Of the most remarkable examples
Of riches taking wings that has ever fallen
under my observation.
Aladdin searched high and low TO say
nothing Of Jack and the game) for his
missing wife aud real estate. and in sheer
desperation he at length Joined an expe-
dition about to penetrate TO the interior Of
Africa iu search Of Dr.. Livingston. He
didn't find the doctor. but he did find his
palace. He communicated secretly with
his wife. She drugged the magician's
"bitters" one night and got possession of
the lamp for Aladdin. and by its means
the palace was transported back to Ara
bia. though it probably was no more trans
ported than Mr.. and Mrs. Aladdin were At
getting home
Al! lived happily after that. except the
wicked magicisn, who. a. q Punishment
for his eccentricities. was compelled to be
confined at hard labor all his life as a com.
ic writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16

NJ. GuIzor Guizot I saw the 10Th
inst. for the FIRST time this long while. 1t
was at the meeting Of the French Protes.
tant Educational Society. l was panied
to see the ravages time had made since
last laid eyes on him but how wonder
fully well he looks for man turned OF
81 Nevertheless. the last of life soens
near. His eses are suaksu and the bono
sockets slmos, protru1e the skin; whicA,
usereover, il drawn tight over all his bones
and looks more waxlikc than ever it did
His voice, too. is failing. / did not catch
one single word Of what he said. though l.
with all the persons around me. stood up and
bent eagerly forward. His sight has near
ly gone. He was unable. even with his
spec.ac!es. to read paper be held in his
hand. and which he was obliged to get a
neighbor to decipher for him. The Incl
dent brought forth hearty laughter from
three ladies near. rs. / thought their
merrlment unscemly until the meeting
closed. went to the door and stood in
order to have another. . better, and,
fear. last view Of the great man. He
soon came and remained touching me uu-
til his carriage drew up. The carriage
was plain. or rather not snowy, but large,
roomy. comfortable; the horses were un-
matched, one bay. the other white; there
was no footman. To my surprise. his
voice in conversation retained those old
Wehsser-like tones which had 20 often
made the Chambcr Of Deputies shake to
its foundation. and which Rachel 50 m uch
admired. 1T rains 1t rains !" said he.
IN his old tones. so rich and 30 musical. -
He was accompanied By three ladies-the
three laughers. One was his daughter.
Mime. DE Witt; the other was his daugh-
ter-in-law, Nine. Guillaume Guiaot.
could not ascertain the name Of the elder.
ly lady with them. They had no sooner
entered the carriage than they oil began
to run him most merriiy (evidently) upon
his inability TO read. and he lang ed rs
heartily as the youngest Of them and
seemed in the highest Of spirits. It was
the first time had seen VI. Guizo, laugh
Another little incident struck me. He
wore the grand cross Of the Legion Of
Honor and the decoration of the Golden
Fleece. He tossed and kept back his
overcoat. that these orders on his coats
breast might be seen. I was unprepared
Cor this exhibition Of vanity. They drove
OF to pay visit. Despite his great age,
". Gnisos goes into company almos. eve
~ night. dimes out often. and receives
company once a week, He has been of.
fsred the mission to England. but has de-
clined il on the plea Of age Were be
younger it is probable he uoald no. nc.
cept any ofer from N. Theirs. He thinks
the latiers policy altogether wrons. and
almost sure to lead to . restoration Of the
empire i; is TOO personal; il 10 no, sufH.
cienslJ in unison with the majority of tie
Assembly; it 10 not government By par
ties 1t is the destruction Of al parties
except the party Of anarchy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-05-16
kFPitts i. . capital business hand

Re- Pitts is capital business hand.
He examines the goods he 10 thinking Of
purchasing. and then says: We'll. I'll
look around. and IL I don't find anything
that snits better I'll call and take this. -
Not long ago Pitts said TO himself. Il
am getting rather along in years aud
guess I'll get married" His business
qualities wouldn't let him wait. SO. calling
upon a lady friend he opened the CONVEX
saticn BY remarking that he would like to
know wha. she thought aboas his getting
married. "Oh. Mr.. Pitts" she replied
THAT IL an affair in which am no. o.
greatly interested. and ! prefer to leave i,
to yourself" +" But" said Mr.. Pitts.
'.you are interested. aud. my dear girl.
win ron marry mes" The young lady
blushed very red. hesitated. and faaliy
Is Pitts was very well to do in the world
and morally and financially Of good stand
ing in society, she accepted him where
upon the ma;ter-of-fset Pitts rcsbended
well. we'll. IN look about, and IL don,
find anybody that suits me better shsn YOU
I'm come hssk.