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RoBBERY IN BENwooD.-The house Of
William Kilgore in Benwood was en-.
tered one night last week, and $40 in
greenbacks taken from a stand drawer
in room occupied by some members Of
the family. Fortunately the robber or
robbers dropped q twenty dollar note, 80
that the loss was really only 800. It is
believed that chlorform was used, as the
personsw who sleptln the apartment from
which the money was taken were stran.
gely affected the whole ofthe day follow.
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ALMOST A FIRE.-Whsn the wind was
about at its greatest height, Saturday
afternoon, some children got a lot Of
Ohavings and were having bit Of fun to
themselves by burning them in shed in
the rear Of Mr.. Cracrait's residence on
Hamden street. Fire was communicated
to the shed, but fortunately It was dis.
covered before it had made much pro.
gress. wE sly -,
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Po11cs couRr.- Frank swim Vas be.
fore the Police Court Saturday morning,
charged with creating tumult and odisor.
der. Tic testimony showed that Swim
was quarreling with his mother, and when
officer Altmyer interiercd to stopit the
accused brandiShed a Ratchet in dangerous
proximity tothe officials head. Thecase
was an aggravated one, and his Honor
imposed the heaviest penalty named in the
ordinancO-twenty dollars and costs, or
thirty days on tho chain gang.
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TowBoATs PAssrNo.-During all of yes.
terdSy, towboats with barges laden with
coal were almost constantly passing this
point One would hardly have passed
around the bend at the Belmont Mil be-
fore another would be in full view above
the Water Works. If our information Ia
correct, the "run" during the last fort.
night is the largest ever known. Alto.
getherr the shipments from Pittsburgh
have been about fifteen million bushels
within the period mentioned.
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Mis-. G. Mccoy, 14S Main stect, wishes
toinform her patrons and ladies generally,
that she has just opened an elegant as.
sortment Of Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting in part Of Suits, organdIe
Polonaises, Laces orall fabrics and quail.
ties, Trimmings, and a complete stock Of
Fancy Goods at prices warranted to
please all. Call and examine.
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JUST received, III. D. stanton's, 800
boxes of Initial Papers, which he is sell.
ing at greatly reduced prices. The "Iui.
tial Casket" four tints, in one box, 500.
cottage" lavender tint, 4Oc; Ia Pat.
H." rose tint, 25c. Each box contains "a
sheets Of paper and "a envelopes, and will
be sent by mail postage paid, upon re.
ceipt Of price. ,d&w
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TEsTAMENTARY GuARD1AN.-Mon day,
9Th inst, Mrs. Mary ]. Myers filed her in.
dlvidual bond with q penalty of $4,000,
that she would faithfully discharge her
duty as guardian Of Jesse, Kate B. and
Mary ", infant children OF the late
Abdel s. Myers.
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ANOTHER BLow.-Saturday was tho
duplicateof last Wednesday, so far as
wind is concerned From carly morning
until sunset there was a strong, steady
blast from the west and northwest, filling
the streets with clouds Of binding dust
and making the transaction OF all out
door business not only very unpleasant,
but almost impossible. .. I
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n many Affections peculiar to females. the
EAThACT BuGHU te unequaled by any otheI
femedy-as In Chloroeis or Retention. IrreSnISS.
ity, Paininlness or suppression Of CuStomaSv
E hysaeaa1ons liberated % sclThous state Of M
Complaints Incident to The Ser. wbethsr ST,sIrs
nom ndiscrehon, Habits OF Dissipation. Of h
me Decline or Change OF Lille. It "a preecfibed
ees1Itenslyely BY the most eminent PhySicians and
AlleaTiyes, amer Conanements, and for Rnfeebled
ma Dencate Conat tuttons OF both sexes and mn
sgeS, attended with any Of the above Diseases OF
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MATRIMoNIAL.-The book in the Re.
cordes's Office in this county in which a
record is made Of all marriage licenses is.
sued, shows that from the evening of Fri.
day, 9th inst, to the close Of the same day
last week, SIC ofthese much coveted doc
umenls were granted toas many expect
ant groomS.
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PIPE LowERED-superintcndent
Cummings finished lowering the water
main on John street. from Market to
Fourth, Saturday afternoon. Prepare.
tIons are being made to put down the gas
main on the same street, to accommodate
the new grade established for the railroad
track between the depots, e..
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BoYsHoT-Saturday last, a boy named
Henry Kirscher, residing in Fulton, was
quite seriously injured by the premature
discharge of a shot gun in tho hands Of
William Dickson, another, lad about
Kirscher's age. The boys were examin-
ing the gun, and while thus engaged II
was discharged, the contents lodging in
Kirscher's shoulder, whether the right or
left, we did nothear. The wound is quite
o serious one and may prove fatal. When
will people learnthat guns are dangerous
things to handle?
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MUNICIPAL CouRT. This being the
third Monday Of the month, and there be.
ing no term Of the Circuit Court occurring
in April, Judge Good will commence a
regular term of the tribunal over which
hepresides at the usual hour to-day, in the
City Building. ~ 4rg n.
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Marrow EsoAPE.-The village Of Full.
ton had a narrow escape from total de.
struction about two o'clock Saturday
morning. At the time named the watch.
man at the paper mill discovered flames
issuing from the smoke house Of George
Zoeckler, The alarm waspromptly gwen,
and after spirited contest with the dc.
vouring element, the citizens had the
satisfaction of arrestiug its progress. a
brisk wind was blowing at the time, and
at one period 1t was feared that the entire
place would be laid waste. 233ai3 .
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Warren RORnERY. The night porter al
the KeimS House was relieved Of his chro.
pometer sometime during last Saturday
night The robbedman was taking nap
and while in the land Of dreams, some
watchlcss wretch made a raid upon him
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oPFlCERs INSTALLED The officers Of
Columbia Lodge No, II, Knights Of
Pythias, were duly installed last Friday
evening. The installation ceremonies took
placcin Odd Fellows Hail, down in the
Eighth Ward. The names are as follows
" p, Samuel B. Smith; ". G, B. F. Pea.
body; Y. G., Charles Cowen; R. and G. s.,
Augustus J. Schultz; B., Daniel Smith;
G., Anthony Christian; |. S., Godfrey
Schulz; Q. s., Louis Show.
Tho Lodge is to meet every Friday
evening, and starts off under favorable
auspices. twenty-five members have al.
ready been enrolled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-15

FxEcuTRx QukLIFIED.-on the 9Th
inst Mrs. Mary Jane Myers qualified as
exeoutrix Of the estate Of the late Abdel
s. Myers bond 5000, but by provision
ofthe will, no security was required. :
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Hyou wish to select your Spring Wall
Paper from large and cheap assortment
ofall grades, you viii do well 70 call Of
PAUL q orr's before going elsewhere, and
you win be sure TO- find what you want.
Remember the place, PAUL 8 Orr, No. 90
Market street l3u 80 .4al y nl51
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LARGE DocEET-The docket Of this
mornings session Of the Police Court
promises to be large one. The spirit Of
naturalization appeared to be abroad in
an unusual degree Saturday night, and the
officers succeeded in making nearly a half
score. oil captures. We shall hear more Of
these matters in the Court room this
morning. ! l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-15

Ar HALF MAsr.-An order from G. A
R. headquarters directs that all Posts dis,
play their flags at half mast to.day-the
anniversary Of The assassination Of Presi.
dent Lincoln.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-15
70 Family Should be Without HI

These, symptoms, Il allowed TO 70 on, which
TINS medicine Invariably removes, soon follow
M Fataity, Rpileptie Fits, in one Of
wnieh inc patient may expire. Who can cay thai
these are not frequently followed BY thoee adife.
Iul olseases, insanity and Consumption. Many
are aware Of tho cause Of their Blilerines, Int
ewWlll confess. The records OF the InsAne Agy.
lum, and the melancholy deaths BY Consumption.
Dear ample witness to tho Truth OF the assertion'
The Constitution once affected with OrpanIc
weakness requires tho aid OF medicine ID
seHe5gthen And inyigeEate tho system, which
bly, does. FliH ts T'FIFE -STTE
Rstailsd BY oil Druggists OF q CENTS PER
H0TILE oiS; ounces, or 8 days medicine, d
once placing this valuable compound within the
reach OF the patient, no matter how poor,
BEWARE OF eopnteIfelts. Ask inr Mexican
Flutd Extinct hlehu. Holmes D Co., proprie.
BRWkRR q spurious BaShl Mixtures pre.
pared by selEStyled doctors, which Arc Eent ia.
lore the public BY notorious AdyeFtiaements.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-15

ADMINISTRATOR ArpoNrED.-On the
18th inst. Thomas Lewis was appointed
administrator Of the estate of Sarah W.
Lewis, deceased bond $3.50.
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The Ladies' OF Wheeling and viuciity
arc respectfully invited to attend the
grand opening Of the latest styles Of
Spring and Summer Millinery at VIM.
Bacharach's, Nicoll's old stand on Tues.
day and Wednesday, April 10 and II.
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rs FoR this week only, ;Wms Bacharach ID
selling Black Kid Gloves in all numbers
good'quallty for the low price Of 90 cents
d pair. tpsss s' tsa rrss4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-15

The New Style Photographs now or
exhibition at the Partridge Gallery arc
the finest things out, call and see them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-15

WILL PRoBATED,-Last Monday the
will Of the late Abdel s. Myers was pro
bated in the Recorders office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-15

BEST VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS ii
the city, are to be found at sheib's Music
Store, Monroe street.
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MONDAY, APRILls, ls72.
travellers Register.
DEPARTURE or TRAINS
Now Advertisements.

On Now Advertisements. .s..
Steamer Andes. 5IA5ijGf
French China. lEl ra 1lJs
Special Sale-Emsheimer & Blum.
Notice.
II You Want, &c. ~ t
G. Mendel, Booth & Co.
viii Arrive-Dr. Fishblatt.
Sale Of Household Furniture. 2 q
Correct the Stomach-special notice.
List OF Letters. gr-...ag-t ..-.z,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-15

GoTo Brown s Higgins Gallery and
see their new style of Photographs which
arc admired by all. stA +.
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In order to close out a lot Of Misses
Leather Shoes l viii sell them regardless
Of cost for the next ten days. L. v.
Blond. ll-.-......-.- n - - :. -.
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THOSE who will save money, should
buy their Boots and Shoes at L. v.
Blond's 'a'7f 9ao 'Gn''2l .li i1' 7T''5'a
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NEW stock Of Parasols just received al
Boyd & sltler's. a
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ALL Colors Kid Gloves the best oil
makes, at rs cents a pair, at VIM. Bacha.
rach's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-15

BEST Josephine Seamless Kid Gloves
only $1.75 at Boyd s. sitler's, '.l q
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HAVE you seen The New Style Pho,
tographs at the Partridge Gallery. nina
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-15

CARPETS and oilcloths cheap at Boyt
& sitlers. fsv
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Closing Our sAIE.-Ten dozen Misses
Leather Shoes TO be sold regardless Of
cost for the next ten days at L. V. Blends
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"JuHIPER Tar soar" cures enspped handl
saltrheum, pimpleS, and III eutaneouS aiEec.
tons, rendering the skin soft and Emooth. Nan.
uiaeturcd by CAswELL, HAZARD 3 co.,
S NV 81 y. TS ptsSS' g.rd new sor '
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BUFFALO Bill wears the Diamond Pin
Alexis gave him,
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LOOK out for a crowd at Washington
Hall. .,.vr
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FALL OF A scAEFoLD.-Friday after.
noon while four men were at work on a
scafold, at Q house belonging to Mr..
Isaac Irwin, it suddenly gave way, pre-.
cipitating them to the ground. All Of
them were more or less injured. Mr..
Glenn's legs were severely confused; Mr..
Etzler is supposed to be hurt internally,
as well as having sustained spinal injury
Hugh Barton had his head pretty badly
cut; and another man Of the same name
was considerably stunned by the fall. II
Is believed that all will recover. hut Il
will be sometime before Etzler will be
able to resume work. The immediate
cause Of the accident was the drawing Of
a heavy wooden spout along the scaffold
preparatory to eleyating it to its position
at the cave of the roof. sgrs-sss
(The foregoing was crowded out Of oul
columns Saturday morning.) fis.jHG4
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TRANsEERs, on Real, ESFAEE.-The
following transfers o. real estatewere re-
corded in the Recorders Office during the
week epdingAprl 12: N, .EaR
Deedmsde Jsnnary1 !, BY 9. y Tingle
and others TO Casper Tan, Tor IL acres, 3
roodS and Il, poles Of land on ,Glenn's
Run $75e.60. Admitted April B. I X 7
Deed made March 10, by Conrad Scha.
fer and others 10 Jonathan e. & Brice
Craig, for rs acres and 20 perches Of land,
formerly owned BY j.. T. slsscui $SIA75,
Admitted April 0,
Deed made February 20, by james F.
Barnes to Walter Buckley, for lot No. 1911,
Jacobs addition, South Wheeling; 5000
Admitted April Q. ......-...'.
Power Of attorney made April 8, BY
Robert Baer TO David Levi. Admitted
April 8.
Deed made August 90 1871, by Robert
W. Hazlett and wife to John Ebenwalner
for lot No. Sin Square No. SO, South
Wheeling $3.50, Admitted April 8.
| Deed made April /, by Moses B. Go,
and others TO Lizette Laughlin, (wiie O
Alex. LaughlinO for the north hall Of 10
No. 8, In Square No. 10, Fourth street
| $3666.87. Admitted AprllS. IN.
| Deed made April 8, by VIM. Kelly ant
wife TO Paul Brockhardt, for all interest Il
| lot on the extension Of Market street
$500. Admitted April0. ls's.
] Deed made December 90, 1871, by Al
fred Kimmins to Board Of Education o
Triadelphia townshipfor lot joining Hal
stead, on Clay Pike: $1,00. Admitted
April 0.
Deed made ,AprilS, by Edward Aller
and vile toS. Waterhouse and r. w
Hazlett, for lot No. 4 In Square No. 4s
South Wheeling; 5000, Admitted Apr
Deed made April ., BY R.y. wheial
10 Elizabeth Jordan, for east hall Of 10
No. 1913, Zane street; east Wheeling; $500
Admitted April11. ,FIFRlitffEi X
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BUFFALO B1L1-A dramatic company
from the Opera house in Pittsburgh will
present this highly sensational drama in
Washington Hall this evening. The va
rious bulletin boards about the city and
very many shop windows have been pro-
fusely illustrated for week with ram.
pant bison, and we shouldn't wonder II
numbers go tonight expecting to see a
yerltable animal on the stage. They will
be disappointed in that particular, but we
can promise them that they will see the
celebrated story Of Western life by Ned
Buntlne brought on the boards in ex-
ceedingly fine style. Reserved seats
should be secured early this morning, as
the crowd promises to be unprecedented
in the hall this evening.
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~ alilisA 19lle LEH TgEOM 1IoT gsi
saH.-AT wHRILNa, WEST VA y.sr
pAFITALi q. l..q. 0l25,oOo,
'Mithths privilege q Increasing tho came 10
iUDlgDgt. $4,000. ~ .4.
~ HIsIr DIRIoToRB .fa
William Bailey, Alon1o LoFina, f.#
3, W.. 2 IRs.sss 4 q AaSass ~.
Andrew ]. PAnn0ll, James y, Barnes,
A. ]. Cecil,
This Company having been In Sueoeslful opor.
alton for nearly two .yeale 10 prepared 10 TAXA
risks Of hlf rates on Buildings Of al kinds, Mef.
chAndlee, Manufacturing Rstahllahments, TuTni.
turo, Steamboats,, and eaEgoos on tho Western
Riyers and Lakes also 10 issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings and Stores, This Company being
composed mostly Of our leading business mon,
recommends Itself 70 tho favorable consideration
of tho insuring public, and collects their pAtro.
mage. Applications for insurance win DO prompt
Y attended 2 q their once, BAILRY's BLOCK
: Vii WILLIAM HALEY, PFeS'k NJ.
AL0Nz0 L0RfN0, Vice Pres'k
W. q. AaNEW. sS'tsee'y. jsuia
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iDEABoDY INSURANCE COMFY
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Deed made April ., BY R.y. .wheian
10 Elizabeth Jordan, for east hall Of lot
No. 163, zanestgeet; east Wheeling; $500.
Admitted Aprl11. ,FIRlt'Ttti III
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Are now opening their New Stock Of

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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-06
ALABAMA KUKLUx.

Three live kuklux have just been dis
posed of before the District Court of the
Northern District Of Alabama, Judge Bus
teed, presiding. They have been found
guilty of gross and scandalous conduct
towards a peaceful and inoffensive citizen.
They hail from Limestone county i'm that
State, adjoining Pulaski county, Tennes-
see, where this refined, modern Democrat
ic organization first made its appearance.
They answer TO the classic names of Saml
Moore, Gabriel Boyce and George Peace.
We were present and saw these
distinguished Democrats arraigned and
heard the indictment read. They were
charged with assaulting Mr.. Weir, white
man who was present in court, beating,
hanging, ducking him in the river, and
otherwise maltreating him. L hey were
prosecuted by Col. J. A. MINIS, formerly
a citizen of Hamilton county, in this State,
before jury of ten white and two colored
men. lie informed us that he would GER
tainly sustain the charges. We have pri-
waite Information that the charges were
sustained and the defendants found guilty.
That they will be severely and justly pun
ished for their crimes we have no doubt.
We learn from the Huntsville advocate
that fears were entertained on Monday
morning, based npon what seemed reliable
information, that an attempt would be
made to rescue them. A file OF soldiers
was accordingly detailed to assist the
Marshal, should such contingency arise.
These being the first real kuklux thatwe
had ever knowingly looked upon, we re-
garded them with more interest perhaps,
than some others who have often enjoyed
their nocturnal visits. One of them is
comparatively an old man. The frosts of
more than fifty winters have told their
story on his coarse, bushy locks, and he
is now what might be called an iron
grey. He appears to have been the
leader of the party, his two comrades be-
ing quite youthful in their appearance.
His ears are on the back of his head, and
in his capillary appendage, beef seems to
predominant over brain. The principal
trait in his character, we dare say, is null
ishness, and he is Just the kind of man
who would be selected to lead kuklux
raid OH an inoffensive and unprotected col
ored man, just because he was eolored.
He is the kind of man who never voted
anything but the Democratic ticket in his
life. A cell in the penitentiary is all that
can open the eyes of such individuals to
the fact that Jefferson Davis no longer
reigns, and that the rebellion is lost
cauSe.n
These are the class of men selected to do
the essential work of the Democratic party
in the Southern States. They are men Of
low instincts and no refinement, but they
are white and may always be relied upon
to vote the straight ticket. This gives
them prominence. No wonder the Demo-
cratic journals have 80 much to say against
a law which strikes at the most effective
members of the party. It's enforcement
very materially affects the strength of the
party in many localities.