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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-23

WE mention for the information Of the
Republican State Central Committee, that
the Clarksburg Telegraph wishes the State
Convention, 10 select delegates 10 the
Philadelphia Convention, TO be held
"early in April" The exact day is not
fixed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-23
MARRIED.

COLR.-BRADLEY-Th February a.
1874, At the residence Of the brides mother, by
ReY. II. c. WestwOod, D. D Mr.. BRN. 8. cox,
oiSt; Louis, Mo and Miss MATTE A. BRADLEY,
OF this city, e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-23

A UCTION SALE OF FANCY
~ Goods and Toys every Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings and Wednesday and Saturday
mornings. Dealers wishing 70 repiunISh lher
stock now have an opportunity OF doing 30 al
very low figures. 'F''e
Market street, opposite nj Lure House.
.C.HERvY, Auctioneer. ~ iebS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-23
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Fdllahd explicit directions accompany each
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n Sold in Wheeling by EDMUND BOOKING.
L66TEsi-By sending him q 90 through the
Wheeling Post Ofice, can have ihe PINS Tent nv
mai, 70 any part OF the country, Free Of Postage
~ " 60. s. D. HOWE,
oeia Sole Proprietor, New York.
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Special Notices.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-23
FAcING TIE E BAY Z, N /


When soldiers face the bayonct they take tho
chance ollie or death; but when private citizens
deceived by tho pretences OF unScrupulouS deal
ers, apply rolsoNs TO THEIR HEADS TO change the
colorof their hair, they have no idea OF the ter
riblc risks they run. Tho arst anAlytl chem
lists have endorsed one hair dye as free from
everything delcterlous to health, viz:
CRiSTADORVs EXCELSIOR DYE.
Let the wise and prudent stick to that. It I'm
parts shades of color that are perfectly lltelIkr
aud Is In oil respects the very best.
REMEMBER THE SWORD
Is not more dangerous than the lead compound
In the Market and that tho EXCELSIOR DYE con
tdtHS no lead, As dressing after dyeing, use
CRIsTADoR0's HAIR PREVENTATIVE.
ieb9dGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-23

In the Senate on the 18th bill was in.
troduced incorporating the Wheeling and
BenwoOd Street Railway Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-23
ON MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
OF RrrOrs and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured. mpedIments
TO Marriage removed New method OF treat
ment,, Now and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent nee In sealed envelope,
Address HOWARD. ASSOCIATION, No.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-23
RATCHELoRs HAIR DYE.

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and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye
Sold BY all Druggists. Factory IS Bond street
New York. T.T" iAn21eod&W1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-23

FOR SALE.-A COMFORTABLE
Il Country Residence, miles east Of the city
on the National road. Agood Brick House, good
stable and one acre OF ground full OF Frnt Trees,
Also, House and Lot cast side OF Huron slitrl,
9Th ward. House new and well finished
I.,IRWIN,
ieb6 Agent.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-19
spARrANDURa. s. G., OCT. II, 1872.

SPARTANDURa s. c., Oct. II, 1872.
Mr.. EDITOR: Reports from seventeen
boxes give Sl5 majority for the Demo
cratic County ticket. Returns from
fourteen boxes give, TomGnson 1,O85
majority. The remaining boxes will
give 200 additional majority for the
County ticket, and 500 additional maio-
rity for Tomlinson. The County Demo
cratic tickets estimated majority is
LOSS; Tomiinson's estimated majority is
l.585. B. +. Perry, for Congress, and
H. l.. MCGOWAN. for Solicitor. run with
the County ticket. Everything passed
of quietly. There was small vote
polled. @.
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RETURN oE DIAMOND D-SEEKERs-GEo-
LoaY OF THE REGION. The San Francis
co Alta, of the 7th instant, mentions the
return to that city OF Willis and Boyd,
who had been sent out to the Arizona
diamond fields, and in it's next issue says
"All that any member of the party
appears willing to say is summed up in
few words. They went somewhere, sup
posed to be Arizona. Their reported
diamond fields are in very elevated re-
gion, where the weather is 80 cold that
they will be prevented from developing
the mines during winter. There is more
talk about ant hills and picking out gems
with a jack-knife. They have surveyed
5000 acres of land into twenty ACRE lots,
and taken steps to secure U United States
patent. They have returned, bringing
with them fresh supply of ocular de-
monstrations. They are perfectly salts
fed, and that is enough for tho public to
know. Beyond these statements. NUNS
the word A secret meeting of the in
terested parties was held yesterday af.
ternoon."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-19
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
P. Cantwell-F. NJ. Beef.
John Agnew-Carriages and Buggies.
A. Palmer-StOyes.

A most dastardly outrage comes to the
Goldsboro Messenger from Duplin Coun-
ty, N. Q. A widow lady, Mrs. Bason,
was shot in the back and seriously
wounded by two desperadoes named
Haywood Branch and Allen Wilson.
The villains then killed her horse and
burned her barn with it's contents. The
matter had its origin in an old fned,
which has been kept mp between the
families.
It appears that South Carolina was
represented at the Maryland State Fair.
The Baltimore Gazette has this item:
"Minnie Perry" a blooded mare,
owned by Gen. johnson Hagood, of
Barnwell County, s. O., was greatly ed
mired. She is of the chestnut color,
about sixteen hands high and was sired
by Red Eagle. Many other splendid
animals are among those on exhibition"
D1ADoL1cAn.-Wh Mr.. D. A. Tho
mas was assisting at the election in San
tue, some scoundrel set fire to his new
gin. house, and burnt it down, with O
bale and half of seed cotton, fodder
and some valuable machinery. Loss
from $7OO to 81, ,000.- Union Times.
The CoLoRED CADET MIDsuIpMAN.-A
Washington despatch says that the
assault upon the colored cadet at the
naval academy is to be followed by the
summary expulsion of all concerned
therein, and that the President is infexi-
BILE in his purpose to this end.
Paris is full of Americans. returning
from the watering places to prepare for
the winter season, in the gay centre of
fashionable Europe.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-19

AN EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION CREATING
SENSATION IN CINCINNATI. The Com
nssrcidl published o sensation, on the
10Th, in the proceedings of the day pre-.
vious of the Evangelical Ministerial AS
ISOLATION, in which the subject of orimi-
nal abortion, was introduced and dis
cussed. Rev. DIR. Hatfield, of st. PauI's
Methodist Episcopal Church, formerly
OF Chicago, and somewhat famous for
his terrific onslaught on. the theatres,
called attention to the appalling preva-
lence of criminal abortion by respectable
American women. He affirmed thai
there was not block in Cincinnati that
did not contain women who murdered
their unborn children and thought it no.
thing. They came to church, he eaid,
anu to the sacraments with hands stained
with the blood of the unborn innocents
He called upon the ministers present to
look the evil in the face, and confer to-
gether as ministers of God, as members
of society, and as parents, for the best
means to check the evil and save Ameri-
can society and American life from de-
struction. He stated that upon inquiry
and investigation he found that pnysi-
clans were importuned every day to pro-
duoe abortions by the ladies of the
highest standing, and gave an instance
of wealthy and influential lady whom
her physician in vain urged to abandon
the purpose; for in reply to all his argu-
ments and persuasions she said, II
don't care; if you don't do it I'll do it
myself, for my husband don't want any
more children, and neither do l." DR..
Hatfield cited the Roman Catholic
Church as setting an example OF watch
fuiuess over it's people in this respect, SO
much 30 that he, as Protestant jminis-
ter, stood abashed and silent before the
Catholics, he said. And even German
infidels were raising more children in
this country thun any other people in it;
and If something was not done to pre-
vent destruction of foetal life among the
American people, the government of the
country would eventually pass into the
hands of foreigners.
Rev. Granville Moody. of the same
church. and Rev. Henry D. Moore, of
the Congregational Church, affected not
to believe the statements, but the former
finally acknowledged that there was
something in them, but it was essential
to be guarded in expression, as there
was reporter present.
The thing has produced a genuine
sensation and made the assembled reve.
rends look at each other as if the bottom
had been knocked out of things. The
publication was the town talk to day,
and will set theological scientists on a
new trail.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-19

The Havana journals report the dis
covery of conspiracy in the Guisa dis
trict, near Bayamo. saying the Cubans
intended to rise. capture and kill those
favoring the Spanish cause, and burn
their establishments. The Spanish
General Menduina had eight of the con-
spirators shot and others condemned to
imprisonment for life. Fifty of the
Cubans are awaiting trial. The cigar
makers who were on strike returned to
work to-day, the employers agreeing to
the increased rates demanded by the
workmen. The difference between the
receipts and expenditures of the island
is $13. 100000. The Council of the Ad-
ministration under the Presidency Of tho
Intendente has resolved to balance the
budget without increasing the import Of
export duties. and meet the whole def
oiency by local taxation. The principal
item of the new taxation will be the i'm
position of $24 on each alnve, which will
produce about S7.O00,O0O.
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GREENv11nH, s. G., Got. II. 1872.

GREENv11nH, s. O.. Got. II. 1872.
FRIEND SELBY: Returns from the va
rious County precincts are all in, and re-
suit in the handsome average majority OF
nearly 500 for the entire Liberal Demo
cratic ticket. The Tomlinson ticket was
generally voted by the Democrats, and
receives about the same majority.
The election throughout the County
passed off with the usual good order of
the people of Greenyille. who are ever
true to themselves and their State, whe-
ther in the field or forum. The follow
ing are the Conservatives elected:
State Senate-Thomas @. Donaldson.
Observation-Disclosures P. Moore,
Stanley 8. CriItenden. John 81. Good.
win, James Mccullough.
Solicitor 9th Circuit-Wm. II, Perry.
Clerk of Oourt--Wm. A.. Mcdaniel.
Sherif-John.L j.. Southern.
Judge of Probate-Samuel J. Douthit.
County Commissioners r.
McDavid, VIM. J. West. Wm. O. Good
win.
School Commissioner-Jas. H. Taylor.
Coroner-Wm. 81. Goodlett. M.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-19

TIE ELECTION. most complete
order and quiet was observed during the
whole OF election day in this town, and
at every other precinct that we have
heard from. We did not sec q drunken
man or hear an angry word spoken dur
ing the whole day. The Boilers and
Conservative ticket for County officers
was much scratched, but We feel confi-
dent TINT oil our candidates for the Le-
gisiature are elected, with the Sheriff,
Probate Judge and County Commission
ers. The majority for B. r. Perry we
do not think will be as great as Tomlin-
sons, but it is safe to put it at $50.
Homer L. McGowan ran fully up with
the Tomlinson ticket for Solicitor. The
people of Union hive done their duty
nobly, and If the white people in each
County of the State have done as we'll,
Tomlinson is elected Governor by 10, 600
votes.
In Chester Yooum, candidate upon
the Moses ticket, got possession of the
Tomlinson tickets and destroyed them.
80 that but few votes were cast for Tom
linson.- Union Times.
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MIR. EDITOR: A. bag Of clover seed,
which was shipped from Baltimore Ooto-
ber 4. uia Portsmouth and tho Charlotte
Railroad, has not yet turned up at Po-
maria. Our people are anxious to SOW; {;
otherwise, we would not be
COMPLAINERS.
OCTOBER 18, 1872.
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ELECTION SUMMARY.-The latest re-
turns from Charleston give Bowen 2, $3.50
majority.
Wallace, for Congress, carries Fairfield
County by about 1900 majority over
Governor Perry, this being gain of 300
for the Democrats as compared with the
last election. Returns from all the boxes
are not yet in.
It is estimated that Iomlinson's ma
jority in Anderson County will be about
600. The County tickets were cut, and
Featherston, (Democrat,) John Cochran,
(Republican.) and Wilson, Qndepend-
ent,) candidates have probably been
elected to the Legislature. There we're
about 1850 white, and 1,480 colored,
votes polled. Perry. for Solicitor, gets
a majority OF about l 200 in this County.
Wallace has majority of about 800
over Governor Perry for Congress in
Chester. The whites poled very slim
vote. and generally voted for Tomlinson.
1t is probable that the legislative ticket
of York County will be composed of
three Radicals and one Conservatives
Conservative gain. Wallace has small
majority for Congress over Governor
Perry.
The Democrats have no doubt carried
Oconee County.
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try. But this can never be attained if
our politicians continue to make one
race separate political element aud
array 1t against the other.
New York Herald.
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MEXICAN THIEVES IN TExAs.-The
civil and military authorities at Browns
vile, Texas. made application, through
the United States Consul, to General
Rocha to arrest some thieves, who had
stolen about eighty head of cattle and
driven them across the frontier, within
sight OF this city; also to return the
cattle and surrender tho thieves for trial.
General Rocha Immediately despatch.
ed squad of oavalry, who. in company
With Texas police officers. captured the
thieves ond some of the animals. The
latter were sent across the river to-day
and restored to their owners. General
Rocha has also informed the authorities
OF Texas that the thieves would be sur
rendered on proper demand being
made.
This is the first case of the kind oc
curing since General Rocha came here,
and his conduct in the matter is regard.
ed with satisfaction by oil desiring peace
on the border.
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Monday last, Mr.. Erasmus Kervin lost
one of his ohildren-a little boy-in q
very distressing manner. The little fell
low, IN some way, got caught in cotton
gin and was torn to pieces. His father
was absent from home at tile time at.
tending court.
We also learn that Mr.. William Wilds
got his hand badly mangled, one day
last week, while feeding gin.
Darlington SoMAermer.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. On yesterday
morning Lieutenant Weston, of the
Seventh Cavalry, while engaged in drill
ing his troops, was seriously injured by
falling on his sabre, the point of which
entered the left arm-pit, penetrating q
depth of two or three inches. The ao-
cidont resulted from the horse he was
riding rearing up and the saddle turning
from its proper position. The hurt is
quite severe, yet hopes are entertained
that no fatal result will ensue.
Yorkpi0e Enquirer.
FIRE IN SpR1NavnLE.-We are in.
formed that the gin house of Mr.. T.. J.
Lide, together with it's contents, and
sixteen bales of cotton, were destroyed
by fire on Wednesday morning last,
about o'clock. The gin was in motion
at tho time, and the fire was first DISCO
vered in the lint room. The cause is
not definitely known, but suspicious
point to incendiarism.
Darlington SouAerner.
THE ELEcT1oN.-T election passed
off quietly yesterday in this place. At
an early hour the colored people began
to pour in from the country, and were
met by ''strikers" from both the "Bolt-
ers" and Irregular" tickets, both parties
working diligently. The contest seems
to be pretty we'll divided at this precinct
in the County ticket. Governor Perry
received heavy vote for Congressman.
There were 1000 votes cast at this place.
Winnsboro Ners.
AcoIDENT.-The gin house of Captain
W. s. Moore. OF York County, was
burned on Tuesday last, with some
twenty bales of cotton. The fire was
caused by the spindle OF the brush wheel
becoming heated. The lint room was
filled with loose cotton, which burnt
like powder.
The gin house of Mr.. Reuben Hay.
near Hartsyille, was destroyed by fire
one day last week. Supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary.
Darlington SouAerner.
They utilize ague stricken people out
West by sending them up apple trees to
shake down the mellow fruit.
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Thursday, while several workmen were
engaged in erecting new stable on
Broad street, Augusta, the scaffolding
gave way, killing ono white man and Sc.
rlonsly injuring three whites and three
negroes.
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consequence, no train came down yester-
day. It is said to have been one of the
best bridges on the road. The fire is
supposed to have been the work of an
incendiary.
Tho Anderson and Abbeville Fairs
will be held on the 3Oth and 3lst in
slant, and the lat of November. Ex-
tensive preparations are being made to
accommodate all who may visit the fairs.
More fun is in store for the citizens OF
Columbia. The agent of the Leon Bro
Tiers is travelling in this direction.
John A. Whittemore has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Sumter Court
House.
The last sweet thing in scarf pins 10 q
deaths head of aluminium with ruby eyes.
-------~>>->-~--~~----~--
PHGNIxANA.- one has defined
polite society as being place where
manners pass for too much and morals
for too little.
If every word men utter fell to the
ground and grew up blade of grass,
most public speeches would be worth ten
times as much as they now are.
One Of our lodging-house keepers ad-
vertises "to furnish single GEM. men
with pleasant and comfortable rooms;
also, one or two gentlemen with wives.
The ladies describe this portion of the
year as the ''nothing.to.wear season."
De.seat-full- man in chair.
People who are always wishing for
something new should try neuralgia
once.
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and therefore their political objects and
affiliations, arc, or should be, identical.
Ibis issue OF race antagonism, forced
upon the Southern States by the Radi.
Gals, is full of mischief and can only end
disastrously. We begin to see the con-
sequences in Arkansas. If we look at
the history Of other countries where the
negroes have acquired self-govcrnment,
or where they have been O predominant
ing element, either by being in ma.
'jority or by some whito faction using
them as allies, ruin and Generalization
have inevitably followed. Such has been
the case in Hayti, in st. Domingo, in
Venezuela, in some of the Central Ame-
rican States, and everywhere, in fact,
where the blacks have obtained, directly
or indirectly, the political power. One
of the most significant Indications of the
conflict OF races in the South, and of q
more bloody conflict that threatens in the
future, is the numerous and widespread
secret clubs and other organizations of
the negroes. Most of them are political.
and all have some political bearing.
Many are OF semi-religious character,
or rather ore made go for the pretext of
dissolate orgies, mixed with tho widest
fanaticism. In Richmond, Va, there
arc not less. probably, than 100 of these
oath.bound clubs or societies of both
sexes. They are becoming general
throughout the South. Through them
and other means the negroes from one
end of the South to the other, ignorant
as they may be, keep up sort of mysti-
cal aud universal communication. II we
would prevent the conflict that is grow
ing up between the two races, and which,
indeed, may soon become irrepressible,
the policy of the Government must be
changed toward the South. Let US
avoid the horrors of st. Domingo. and
let peace, harmony and good feeling be
encouraged between the negroes and the
whites in the South, that garden and
beautiful section Of our common coun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-19
2nrembnrger 0aaette.
Die tbeure Tleiidbribe.

Der ScrspgSpn Srleans, cer
lebr liebenspircise Spbn pes Seritprbe@
l,en .&bniss ron Sranfrei6, 2ouiS phi
lipp, pel6er auf cine 70 ~traurise @rt iein
Seben perlpr, fam etnit auf elmer 3eiien in
Sranfrei6 IN Gin fleinss Stdetdsn I'm,
Die Wittass;eit. gr lief am eriten beiten
Wirtbstauie anbaltsn, unp iId, IA sr Ell
lier Grfrilduns sepurfte, cine SaiIe
6leii6briibe scben.
Der @irtb eadte iebr un6rifli6 :
Oas 1T pas Grfte> UNI Sieleidt aud raS
4estemal, raj pu eiuen Srcnprinsen i'm
Sauie BAT, Ger fam aud ME Elm &rpn>
prin; be;ablen.
Oils Ger &ojutant mad Der 3ede frasz
te, entse9nete Ger 8irtb Die Sleii9bri@
he fpitst 500 Sranfen.
DaS 1T ia unSerlddmt rief Der @cs
jutant.
SD Ssrfaufe ie ni6t ppblfeiler! mar
beS @irtbes antpprt.
aufsebradt iber iplte srpbe lleber>
Sprtbeiluns iaste es Ter arjutant benz
Yrin;en..
Oiele la6elte uue bsfabl ben Waire
CSirsermeiter) berbei;ubOlen.
slS bieler fam, iaste Der bring ;u ibm :
SD mill ben @rmsn eieles Stapt6ens
1000 Sranfen ibentsn, jeco6 unter ei7
ner Serinsuns!
SD unterperfe mid jscer Sebinsuns,
bic Cure fbnisli9e Sobsit ausipreden!
erwiersrte Der Sdrs. rmeiiter, iid tisfser>
teuscnc.
@ut! lpra6 Der prins. Sier iinb bic
1000 Sranfen in 9olr. Die 8epinsuns
1T, raB Sic cine 5ale SleiI6bribe benz
@irtbe bier besablsn, Die i6 setrunfen babe.
Der Sirsermeifer nabm pas @elp,
eanfte, unp Der prin3 fubr fort.
Infanss besrif Der Sirsermeiitsr bic
@slbidte nidt unp ladte ilber ben ielts
iamen Ginfall beS prin;en ais CT aber
cen 3ulammsnbans Yernabrn, unp pas
miBpersniiste @eiidt pes sroben @irtbes
lab, ladte er nod mebr, ;ablte srObmii>
tbis einen 6ranfen fir bic Sleildbriis
be, bic ipnlt nod fauut einen balten fpites
tie, unp serrpenbete bic 999 Sranfen fir
bic slrmen Der Stact, bic es nun erfannz
ten. wie unwiutibrli6 une cbne slbf6t
Gin srpter Menid gu ibrem @pbltbater
9eipprcen mar.