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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-25

The Tribuae's Reply to the Charge
ola Bargain Between Seymour and
Greeley.
Having published the BIng1amptOn Re.
pu5Iissa'5 charges ola bargsin between
Mr.. GaEELEX and Hon. HoR4TIo Sly.
MouR, We presume our 1esdets will be
interested in seeing the reply Of MI.
GREEIEY's organ, the Tribune. 1t Is the
following:
The whole gist and force Of the Repub-
fedn'S calumny was q charge that bur.
gain or compact, or some sort Of arrange.
ment, had been had between Horatio
Seymour and some one else, whereby
said Seymour was TO be made Secretary
Of State in case Horace Greeley shall Be
chosen President We have awaited
with some curiosity the developments on
this point, being assured by Mr.. Greeley
that no one ever suggested the name Of
Horatio Seymout to him as a candidate
for any office on earth, while he never
wrote line TO Seymour, received one
from him, or had any sort Of message
from him respecting any office on earth.
) For q full Year'prior 10 the Cincinnati
Convention men Of divers politics had
written to Mr.. Greeley, suggesting that
he should be candidate for President.
he wrote to no person whatever, except
in reply To these solicitations, and never
named himself when Thousand times
asked, "Who shall be the One Term can.
lI"didate for next President " OF the an.
swers he gave TO the letters addressed 10
him on this subject q part have been
given to the public without objection on
his part, though all OF them were private.
All know that the tenor OF a part Of them
was--"Wait. 1t Is not time TO open the
"next Presidential canvass while to the
residue he said: II do not think the op.
position to Gen. Grant can be contracted
on me-" Ifany one has any letters from
him Of a different tenor from these, no
matter how confidential, we arc author
lied BY Mr.. Greeley to challenge their
publication.
As TO those recently pretending to give
the substance OF any letters written by
him, We are also authorized to pronounce
their statements grossly untrue. He
never desired any person on earth to get
q meeting in his behalf. He never inVit.
ed any person 10 visit New. Y ork in order
to confer With him on the subject Of the
Presidency. And he never Invited any
person 10 visit Horatio Seymour or any
one else in order to win his favor or SO.
cure bis support for any office whatso-
ever. We repeat that, while quite mum.
Der have addressed Mr. Greeley on this
subject, and some have evinced a diSpo.
sition 10 run where they were not sent,
Mr.. Greeley has pursued the even tenor
Of his way, and oltener repealed than in.
vited profers Of support for the Presiden.
cy. II any one has letters from him
which are alleged TO conflict with this
statement, now produce them or be for
ever silent. srEF-
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IFIARaE bodies move slowly, and II &
said they do, then the government Of this
city must be an immense affair judging
from the rate Of progress made in the re.
pair Of Jefferson street. A week has
passed since the damage was done, and
the city fathers after solemn elaboration
in two meetings oil Council have got so
far as to advertise for proposals for putting
In sewer and filling up the street. There
Is some apprehension on the part OF resi-
dents in the ncighborhOod that tic work
will be caught in an incomplete condition
by the early frosts. 1t is said no job can
be done in this city, however small with
out the interposition Of a ring; and since
the new sewer is TO be "double.rlngT
one (see ADVERTISEMENT the delay may
arise from some difficulty in harmonizing
conflicting interests among these concen-
trio circles. 1gi
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TIE CHoLERA.-It is uncertain whether
the announcement that the cholera, after
ravaging the eastern provinces Of Russia,
has assumed a malignant form in Mos.
COW, and that a few sporadic cases have
appeared at St. Petersburg, presages an
extension Of this dread disease over ives.
tern Europe and the United States. In
1859 the cholera appeared in q small por.
ton Of Russia; in 1870 it extended 10
Moscow, and in 1871 twisted all portions
Of European Russia which had previous.
ly been exempt. In 1871 1t also extended
beyond the confines OF Russia, appearing
in Poland, Sweden Gonstantinople and
one English port, and in October, 1871, it
was brought across the Atlantic in an
emigrant.ship to Halifax, Nova Scotia,
but was fortunately soon stamped out.
American cities may again be fortunate
enough TO escape It's ravages, but, as the
disease may be brought to our shores at
any time, every possible precaution should
be adopted. ~ @ H7.1a 10
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THE NEW PGPER.-The new venture
in Wheeling journalism, the Daily Dem.
Ocrat, made its appearance yesterday. It
Is not very big, but it is bright and sharp;
and will prove thorn in the side Of the
Ring. AS an effort to break down cor
rupt combination that has got control of
the machinery Of the dominant party in
this State, and consequently Of the State
government and treasury, the Democrat
has our cordial good wishes. Since the
Register has been made simply an instru.
mcnt to promote tho corrupt and merce:
nary schemes of it's proprietor and those
with whom he has formed q partnership
Tor the purpose Of controlling and farming
out the State offices, aud Of dividing
the emOluments thereof, the honest Dem.
ocrats here have been without an organ
through which they could appeal to their
brethren elsewhere for the overthrow Of
this Tammany rule. 1t was the demand
for such q medium that brought the Dem,
Otratinto life. The paper is edited and
published by the "0hio County Jacob
Executive Committee" whose excellent
address to the people OF the State we copy
elsewhere. "'
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ONE of ourcitizens who has spent some
weeks III Hampshire, Hardy and adjoin-
ing counties, says the sentiment in that
section is overwhelmingly for the re'elec-
ton OF Gov. Jacob. In Hamshire but
twelve men, he says, can be counted who
will vote for Mr.. Camden. The feeling
in Hardy is indicated by the reply of an
intelligent gentleman in that county, a
Jealous Camdenite, who held an official
position at Charleston last winter. He
was asked how things stood in Hardy.
"Oh," he replied, ~ don't believe they
can give Jacob more than 500 majority.
They claim more, butt don't think it
will be more than that The same gen.
tleman being INTERCEPTED as 10 the pros
poets Of the Charleston Constitution, repll-
ed that he thought it was ain danger"
The people in Hampshire are.at once
amused and indignant over the gross mis-
representations about their attitude print.
ed from time to time in the Register.
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schurz,s Statement Denied.
Especial to Cincinnati eazotteJ -
WAsHrNoToN n n Tniv %

WASHINGTON, D. O., July %.
In view Of the statement of Senator
SChurZ last night, at st. Louis, that some
one had offered him patronage, in the
name Of the President, II he would SUP.
port the San Domingo annexation scheme,
the Precedent authorizes the statement
that no one ever received authority from
him, either directly or indirectly, 10 offer
patronage or any other similar induce.
ment to any Senator for his support Of the
San Domingo or any other measure of the
administration. he further expressed the
hope that Senator Sohurz will print the
letter upon which this statement was
based, TO the end that If any one has as.
sumed to speak for the President he may
be exposed. s.f
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STATE OF WEsTVIRG1NIA, OHIO
~ County Clrcuit Court.
ia. Holiday b Son

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County Circuit Court.
ia. Holiday b Son
George B. Edwards and others. Nj .
Pu1pAnt toiA decree entered In tho above
named cause on the 2lSt day Of Lune, 1871, Will,
@ special CommiRBi0ter named IN said decree,
oer Of public bale At the iTOnt door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
w SATURDAY, Augusta, lS13,
beginning alto O'clock A. n, the following do
scrtbed property, that 10 TO cay. A two story
b! Edwards ana which stands upon tie mont f pSFt
Of lot No. 10 in John Rhfrs addition 10 th6 city
Of wheeling AnaAt tho southeast corner OF Mar.
ket and First streets In said city, together with
the leasehold eetAte Of said Edwards In the said
innt pArt Of lot No, 2SI running back 50 feet on
t1fat street, and In another frame bnildihg
Standing on said part Of lot and containing
Blk rooms and 0 cellar, tho estate OF said Ed
wards IN said part OF lot and last mentioned
building being leasehold for the term OF I've
years. ending March 81, 1877, under lease from
said Goshorn to him dated june u, 1871, and Of
record In the office or the Recorder Of Ohio
county In Deed Book GO, pafe 90, together with
81 the tightf tide, property and interested said
EdwatdB under said lease 70 which reference 10
made for more specific description bf his In
Under said decree the Commissioner may sell
50 much aud such part Of hosaid estate 81 I'd.
wards as may seem proper 70 the Commtasiouer
and be euflGient 70 discharge the amount Of com.
plalnapte recovery. nra1I r.t.I 81 0|
TIRMs or HALE-one half OF the purchase
money, or such further sum as the purchaser may
elect, finland, the rem1indet In elk months from
the DAY OF sale, with interest from that day, the
purchaser giving bond with approved security
FOR deferred tnStallmght. Title 10 be retained
until pAytnent Of purchase money In fall,
.LI'JN WILLIAM P, HUBBARD.
lyabTh Special CommisRlODer
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The Grafton Sentinel to be Sued for
$4,000. .u
"f apIproS I,ivo
To the Editors of the IntOllIgenccr.

10 tne Editors OF the lntelligenccr.
1t Is understood here that suit is to be
brought against holt & Garner, proprie.
tors and editors Of the Sentinel, Tor tie
recovery OF five thousand dollars damages,
alleged to have been sustained by j NJ
Todd, agent for the Singer Sewing Ma.
chine Co., by reason Of an article publish.
ed In Saturdays Sentinel in regard to him,
Yours, ALEX.
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Hard on the Committee.

From The MattlpsUprE st4tes4an.) -.',f j,
The State Democratic and Conservative
Committee of West Virginia, whatever
that is) has issued an address to the peo-
pie, in reference TO the approaching cleo
ton on the 4th Thursday 81, August q As
some Of, the names signed to this address
are only calculated % sour on The stom.
achs of all good Democrats, we decline
publishing it. y ..,t.. ~, y. ,'8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-25
National Union Republican Ticket.

To the People of West Virginia.
At the earnest solicitation OF numerous citizens
from all parts Of the State, have consented TO
DO an independent candidate for reelection for
the once Of Governor ~ JACOB.
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Observation-Disclosures.

OF WEST VIRGINIA, IN
~ tte Municipal Court Of Wheeling. A
sam9sl Lewis and Levi VcSd@assss partners
70 LOWS D WoodmAnise, PlAlntias, III
Howard Eaton and win. u BATON, pntsnets "A
\, Reward EAton' b oo'i NDeieka ahfs Attach,
i kinent IN 'AAsumpsit x W Y Y
Tho object OF this Iuitts 70 reeoYer the sum Of
three hundred and three doliRfs and thirty four
cents with interest from April 2st, 1874, Oh the
defendants, and TO subject the property attached
70 the payment thereot. -An6-the attachment In
this case having been returned executed, and
neither Of the defendants having been served
With copy thereof, nor With process In this anti,
the eald dAlendAntB are hereby required to appear
within one month after the date OF the first pub.
IlSauon tls required BY chapter lA Code Of
Wet VifginiAI Of this order, and do what ID
necessary 70 protect their interests.
A COPY tete, - =. AhActE 'l
DANA-L. HUBBARD, Clerk.
C!LpwELL i CALDWELL Att'ys Tor Plaintiffs.
jy2bTh 'f|A b"
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Sow an act, and you reap habit; SOW
a habit, and you reap character; SOW q
character, and you reap a destiny, ~
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HamiItOn's Quincy Foundry,
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS.. F. -,ia- 70
i -rs .. :. ag' mas !. 49,
Sealed Proposals will be received at the City
CLERKS once until Saturday, July q, 1874, at )
O'Clock p n, for constructing four foot double.
ring or nine+inch Sewer along Jefferson street,
rom that part OF the three-ioot sewer now re.
y Kentucky Railroad, the same TO Be construct.
ed OF good hard burned brick, 10 be laid irftll
mortar. Aleo for constructing o four. foot plank
sewer along said street for same distance. Also
for filling Jefferson street west OF Main g the
proper grade, also much to the cubic yard.
Id. THos. P. sHALLCRoss, r
Chairman Committee on Streets and Alleys.
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NewAdyeFtIs

T osT-oN TUESDAY, Esd INST,
~ between the Island Drug Store and Wick:
hams Auction Room,
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Special NotIces.
Y pslIs,s Pains, CA.lle, wAG.fuln..u, a..

Such 10 the popularity OF this Remedy, that Il
has induced some unprinciplOd persons 10 coun-
almost word for word. even 70 Tie color and gid.
Ing Of the same An intelligent and honest ppb.
lie will ffown upon such attempts ct deception,
and we 1hAll hereafter prosecute 10 tho full OK.
tent Of the law all parties who, by making, sell.
ing or buying, BhAll infringe on our copy right
Teething, ,LAUdHtfNS INFANT CORDIAL,
- is-r. tAUGHpIN BROTHERS d co.
CopyEight entered and secured according 70
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RoYs' WAfcHEs.l

I BUYS WATGHESa
We have iS store nice line Of goy Silver
ranted. Also American and Foreign Watches,
t9r Ladies and Gents, Clocks, Jewelry. Spect4'
|, ~. Fine Watches, Clocks, 5swelry, &C, re.
iy25 IL. IL ! OXTOBY 3 DUPFIELp.
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CARD OF THANKS,

Tho undersigned would hereby tender his sin.
cero thanks to MesErs. Gold Bros, Morris Hork.
heimef, and oil others who miniStered to him
while Frustrated BY disease, recently y. , n
,uas 1'h - ~ Ios, scuwpn
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AUdUsgA,; "a, november !, iso9,

Dr. Nm. L. Tut sol lG.i F1l gTa- .'#. !
sm=For several years past have been subject
70 Billions attacks, and always was q firm be-
lever that there was no remedy for the COM
phtntlbh mercury, dntiE about = year and q half
ago. a ~! eEpeftmetti Iitited your Vegetable
that they Geeonpl shed al the results, and more
beSides, Of Bld6 MAS9 or calontk without any or
lhelr bad afeqtO. II was AlWay6At IN eIIHV6f ii
Patent Medicines, but can say thialor yuurpills,
that, since commenced using themg haze not
mkcn particle 9f.mertary n my fhape and |
those who arc In tho habit Of tAhfnRmmcuryfo f
bilious diseases can properly appreciate. TcOrl
dlauy recommend them IS the 'bGst Liver MedI.
cine ever introduced "7FNTi II
4r7 Yours, etc, fR.H. GRAY,
az Broad street
Or. TUFTS Hair Dye Acts Like Magic.
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ANM0UN DEMENT'S.

pr: TUFTS Hair Dye Acts Like Magic.
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c4.gyELI > c4LDTIII Attys Tor Plaintiffs
The New York herald., 1872-11-06
INDIANA.

Hcndrick's Vote Exceeded by Thou.
sands-The state Gone. for Grant by
Fifteen Thousand.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. s, 1872
Indiana shows large republican gains over the
October election, and indicates at this time ma
jority for Grant OF about 900.
One hundred and twenty-six townships, pre-
cincts and wards heard from give net republican
gain OF 34ss. The Republican State Central Com
mittee claim the State by from ten to fifteen thou
sand majority. The Democratic Central Committee
concede the State by 5000.
LATER
Returns from 196 townships have been received
OF which 1856 give the republicans gain OF 5,717
and In the remaining ten the democrats gain 1OS
About one-fth OF the State has been heard FROM
O'Conors vote, as far heard from, lo0ts up from
800 to 500.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 5, 1872.
st. Joseph county gives Grant from 9oo to 1000
majority.
Clay township, st. Joseph county, Indiana, gives
80 republican gain since October.
Ekhert, Ind, gives Grant 40 majority, rcpub-
lcan gain since October or 239
South Bend gives Grant AIS majority, repub-
lcan gain since october OF 207.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06
VIRGINIA.

Greeley Carries the state by 5000 Ma
jOrity-Fivc Democrats and Two Re-
publican COngrcssmen So Far Known
To BE Elected-Rich mond for Grant.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. s, 1872.
The election passed Off quietly in this city and,
as far as heard from, in the State. The interest
manifested In the election was more lively than
was anticipated, the vote generally being quite
full. The contest in this, the Third district,
between Wise (democrar and Smith (repubi-
can) Is very close and the Official count
will probably be required to decide it.
StOrreil and Patt republicanS) are undoubtedly
elected in the Fourth and Second districts The
remaining five districts elect conservatives. The
returns 80 far very incomplete but all parties
concur in giving the State to Greeley by 5000.
Returns from the following principal points show
losses or gains as compared with the vote cast for
Governor In 1859 Petersburg, GRANTS majority
$50, a democratic gain OF 300.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06
MAINE.

PORTLAND, Nov. s, 1872
The election proceeded quietly and indicates
smaller aggregate vote with q larger republican
majority than in September.
AUGUSTA Me-, Nov. 8, 1872.
NineJy-tw0 towns give Grant 1920; Greeley,
126SS. Grants majority, 16, 1872. In 1868 the same
towns gave Grant 32,O2S and Seymour 1920.
Grants majority, 1918, being net gain Of IA.
Grants majority In 1868 was 2S,033, and will be
about the same now.
The following message was sent tonight by the
Hon. J. G. Blaine to President GRANT
"PREsIDENT GRANT. Washington, d. Con the
night OF our State election telcgraphed you that
Maine would give you majority OF 25,000 think,
from the returns thus far received that the ma
jOrity may reach 81, OO0
The New York herald., 1872-11-06
DELAWARE.
The Old State Goes for Grant by 1,5OO
n

The Old state Goes for Grant by 1,5OO
Majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 6, 1872.
At Georgetown. Delaware, the election was very
noisy several disturbances occurred and one man
was shot.
Sussex county will give Greeley q majority.
Kent county will probably give Grant majority.
South Christlania, Newcastle county, gives Grant
140 majority.
The First ward OF Wilmington, Del, gives Greeley
fourteen majority.
The republicans claim the State by 1900 to 1000.
Newcastle county, Del. corrected, gives Grant
1000 majority being republican gain OF ,734 over
the vote Of 1868.
Wilmington gives grant majority OF S0O
HATER.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. s, 1872.
Grant and Wilson have carried the State by small
majority. There are large republican gains every
where throughout the State.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06
TENNESSEE.

Greeley Ahead-Andy johnson Out OF
the Triangular FiGht-The Race He
tween Maynard and Cheatham.
NASHVILLE, Nov. s, 1872
The election passed or quietly. Owing to the
length OF the ticket full returns not received
from any county. Greeley runs ahead OF the State
ticket. The returns are too meagre, however, to
indicate certain results. Partial returns indicate
the defeat OF Andrew johnson and leaves the race
in favor Of Maynard for Congress at Large.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 8, 1872.
The election passed or quietly. A heavy vote
was pOled. Maynard (repubiican), for Congress at
large. carries the county. The contest s close be.
tween Haynes ldemocrat) and Lewis republican)
for Congress. Much scratching was done.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06
VERMONT.

About Thirt -One Thousand Majority
for Grant-Three Republican Congress-
mon Elected.
MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. s, 1872
Grants majority In the State will probably be
about 81 900 l0OO less than In 1s68 Mr.. Willards
majority for Congress in eighteen towns Of
the first district is a,449; Judge Poland's,
the regular republican nominee in twenty-nine
towns OF the Second district is 1926 both his
democratic and republican competitors. Governor
Hendee's majority In TWENTY-FIVE towns OF the
Third district ts 3,749. Eighty nine towns give
Grant 23,368. Greeley 6,466. In 1858 eighty-One
towns gave Grant majority Of $3.50. In 1872 his
majority Is Is 1856.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Heavy Majority for Grant-Thc state
Swamped by the Black Vote.
CHARLESTON, 8. O.. Nov. s, 1872
Returns from various portions OF South Carolina
Indicate that Grant has carried the State by
heavy majority.
The white vote was remarkably light, very
little interest being felt In the contest. as the re-
suit was generally considered q fOreg0ne conclu-
SiOn
Twelve Of the fourteen precincts In Charleston
give Grant 500 majority. Greeley in the city falls
about 500 behind SeymOur's VOTE
COLUMBIA, 8. O., Nov. 8, 1872.
The election passed or quietly throughout the
State. There win be no material change from the
anticipated result OF heavy majority for Grant.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06
ALABAMA.

Greeley and FusiOnists Garry the state
by . Small Majority.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 5, 1872
The elections in the various parts Of the State. SO
far heard from, have been conducted in the most
orderly manner. In the Third Congressional district
the democrats gain at Bunton, Chambers county,
2il; at Louchapoka, 100. Talladaga reports gain
Of fifty. but the county goes republican. At Calena,
in the Fourth Congressional district the republican
gain is 200. The democrats gain largely In
Selma. In the first district the democratic
gain is 200, and in Mobile county the democrats
gain about 10OO The vote Of this city indicates de-
m0cratic gain OF 500 and possibly 80O The
far are meagre but indicates that the State is for
Greeley and the liberal state ticket.
MOBILE Nov. s, 1872
The city goes for Greeley by from 500 to 800 ma
jority, and che county will probably make the
majority 1000.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06
NOCTURNAL SCENES IN THE POIlCE PRE-
CMCT6.
The Tvvonty-first Precinct. I.

A gang OF roughs, well dressed and insotenv,
had possession or the Eighty-sixtn street sta
tion house at twenty minutes past eight
what little criminal news there was and 1t was
with difficulty the HERALD reporter pushed By
them and gained most cOntemptuOus recognition
from the antiquated sergeant In charge. That ven
erable rooster finally plucked up courage to assere
that only two arrests had been made
during the day in his precinct and those were upon
charges of intOxication. One or these arrests had
not been reported, and was only brought TO his no
tice through the inquiries OF the HERALD reporter.
though the man had been in a cell In the station
house for more than two hours.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06
GEORGIA.

Grccley's Majority Estimated at Thirty
ThOusan and-Two Democratic Congress-
men Elected.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. s, 1872.
The election in this city passed or quietly, ex-
ceptng that deputy United States marshal shot
at a negro who had attempted to stab him. The
United states troops appeared on the ground, but
the fracas was over.
Raws, democrat, for Congress, In the First dis
trct will probably be elected.
This state has probably gone for Greeley by 10000
majority.