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

GIVEN UP.-The money put up by
Kennedy and Hagner To- be rowed for al
Pittsburgh last week, was returned to
them by the stakeholder day or two
since, We suppose this is virtual aban.
Comment of race between the parties,
for the present season at least.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

To Re EXAMINED To.DAY.-We have
already given the particulars of the
Pierce McAvay stabbing ARRAY, which
occurred about a fortnight since. The
accused tPierce) was committed 10 Jail
without examination. Last Wednesday
he was brought before Eeqr. Forbes for
that purpose, but the condition of the
wounded man would not permit his at.
tendance to testify. To-day was fixed
Tor the second attempt to examine the
case, and as we hear that McAvay il
rapidly recovering from his wounds, we
presume there will be no failure this time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

ALL RIGHT AGAIN.-We mentioned in
yesterday mornings paper the fact that
the Labelle and the upper mill Of Messrs.
Dewey, Vance & Co., were stopped, and
gave the causes therefor. We are graft.
fed TO be able TO state that both estab-
lishments were in full operation yester-
dAv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

GRAND MILLINERY OPENIEG.--L
Rheinstrom & Co. will have their first
grand opening Of the season on Wednes-
day and Thursday, October 23d and Gath
when will be displayed the latest Paris
styles Of Fall and Winter Hats and Bon.
nets. Also, large and select stock Of
Millinery Goods and Dress Trimmings.
The ladies Of Wheeling and vicinity are
respectfully invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

POLICE COURT-The following cases
were disposed Of in the police court, yes.
terday morning: George W. Eckhardt
North WheelinG) charged with selling
liquor to q minor, twenty dollars and
csots; Charles Venner, disorderIy con.
duct, five dollars and costs; William Glas.
gov, disorderly conduct, five dollars and
costs; John ReddY. lounging in the mar.
ket house, one dollar and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

Rev. CYRUS DICKSON, Secretary OF the
Presbyterian Board Of Home Missions,
who has been in attendance upon the ses.
sionS OF the Synod in this city, for the
past four days, left last evening for Balti.
more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

SECURE THE SHADOW ERE THE SUB.
STANCE FADE."-Now is good time to
secure your Shadow" The best place
is, unqnestionably, the Partridge Gallery,
III Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

CHEAP GoODa-A large stock of Wo.
MEMS Misses and Childrens' Shoes 25
per cent cheaper than formerly at L. V.
Bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

In order to reduce my present stock Of
Boots and Shoes will sell them regard
less of cost from this date. L.V Blond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

PAIS Cure OIL will do you good. A
single trial will convince the most skep.
teal Of its soothing and healing viz.
tues. Sold by all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

The incest and cheapest stuck Of Furs
In the city is at Henry Jacobs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

HENRY JACOBS Is determined not to be
undersold by anybody in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

LIGHT AND SHADE.-All the Summer
Styles" photographed on short notice, at
the Partridge Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23

GREAT bargains in Red, White and
Barred Flannels, at Henry Jacobs, 100
Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23
Educational.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

Established by Congress; adopted by tue State:
aided by the bsnevolence OF Individual .ocIe.
lies, and other institutions.
Five Departments OF strucuon-LlterAry,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer.
Ing. Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department,
In charge Of alArgo Faculty OF accomplished
scholars and successful educators.
FALL TERH begins September 4th. WIyrEn
December 9Th. SFRINO. March 24ih.
COMMENCEMENT, June 10, 1873.
Total expenses from $50 to s2SO per year. Lee,
to those boarding in clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full particu.
Lars, TO
ALEX MARTIN, President
4oGGASrowN. W. Va July IS, 1871. Jy4O
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Tickets 70 ali principal points In the RGst and
West can be procured at the Union Ticket Once,
In A'Lure House, and a. the Station ct Bridge.
port
Pr. MYERS,
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For additional LOcal, ses First Pags.
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ROSADA

THE GREAT SOUTHEL
i ~medy for the Gu Of S;fo
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Certificates can be pfeSsaisa lroa
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and heads offA. lilies thtoaeho9t,s's
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M Find Esira5 Roiidelii.
DR.. u. Wilson Carr Of DIltInd
says she has used i'in cases Of Sefol
ull and other diseases With 'sa-H'
Sfacuon.
DR.. nc. ugh OF HaItin.. n
eommendS It to all persons 81 .st.a'
with .'iSclIeI Blood, saying !; ~.
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used. 80.
Rev. Dabnsy Dall OF ,hc ~
more ". Z. Conference South HJi b
has SeenSo nue.. benefited y ~
tina, be cheerfully reeoane-es u"
all his friends and lcqullhtinecr,
Cruve:l & Co., Druggists, Nv w,
don. lille, Va, say itneTrT hA ''''''
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No. 8 oLLEGE PLACE
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-23
WEDNESDAY, OCT. %, 1872.
New Advertisements.

The Woven Wire Mattress.
For Family Use.
Sherifs Sale.
Auction Sale.
IEtns Life Insurance Co.
l. o. N. Notice.
The Place to Buy, &c.
For Rent
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DR.. j. C. ATERH CO., Practical CG,nis
LOWELL, MASS. U.S.L
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvTEYVs,p
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-02-23
TREASURES OF THE DEEP.

The wrecking expedition sent
out from Norwich, Conn.,, to Cuma-
ma bay to recover an immense treas
ure supposed to have been sunk in
the Spanish frigate San Pedro de
Alcantara many years ago, has not
met with the success that its first
explorations led its members TO an
ticipate but those interested in the
enterprise are still undiscouraged.
The ship was found, as heretofore
described, and the hull cleared out;
but the result led to the conclusion
that the treasure room had been
above and abafL the magazine, and
by the terrific force of the eXplosI on
the contents had been blown into
the air and scattered broadcast over
the bay. A small number of loose
coins remained in the wreck, but 1t
is believed that millions of dollars
cover the bottom, scattered over an
area of an acre around the stern.
The bottom of the sea has been thor
oughly tested, and the examination
has convinced the officers of the eX-
petition that great sums of money
are bedded there, and may be re-
covered. They have therefore re-
turned to the United States for the
purpose of procuring suitable appa-
ratus for continuing their search. AS
soon as possible small vessels will
be fitted and sent out to dredge
in the bay of Cumana for dollars
and doubioons, and in the gulf of
Cariaco for pearls, the company
having obtained a grant for six
years of the privilege of working
the famous pearl beds IN the last
named locality.
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WHAT FORT sCOrT IS DOING.
The following dispatch shows
what Fort Scott is doing:

The following dispatch shows
what Fort Scott is doing:
FORT SCOTT, Kas,, Feb. 13-The
city OF Fort Scott and the comfy of
Bourbon voted. to day, to extend
the aid to the Fort Scott s. Memphis
Railroads and to the Lexington,
Lake and Gulf from Fort Scott to
Butler, Mo-, in all Sl75,0o0in bonds.
The majority in Fort Scott, for the
bonds, was ,297 /; in Scott township
100; the majority in the country
will be very large. The Memphis
road will be begun Immediately. 1t
will be narrow gauge, and built
by Saxton & Co., of Philadelphia,
with headquarters at Fort Scott.
The whole machine shops and car
works will be built here There is
great rejoicing here, those roads
making seven railroads centering in
Fort Scott.
The Memphis road is expected to
reach the Arkansas piaeries, and
give Southwestern Kansas CHEAP
lumber. They are said to be of good
extent, and as yet untouched by any
railroad.
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FARMS

&46k046
100 acres under fence and about 20 under
cultivation; plenty Of water; about S5
acres OF timber; frame houses; shegs for
cattle, etc.; has very fine peach orchard /;
price $40 per acre.
Improved farm Of BOZ acres N Hes east
Of town; 100 acres under good cultivation /:
fine growing hedge nearly around the cuI.
tVafed part; good log house and small
frome house; all choice bottom land |:
about 30 acres OF common quality Of tim.
Der; price q, 900.
Improved farm OF 100 acres % miles
east; % acres OF TENDER; 60 acres cult.
Tated; 90 acres not broke; price 1880.
improved farm OF IS acres on Coal
creek; fne stone house Of five rooms; fruit
trees that viii bear this year; also l37z
ture land; price 81 900, hall cash, balance
on good time.
Improved farm OF 100 acres 10 miIes
north; log house; p acres Of timber: 30
acres cultivated; nice location; price
5000, half cash, balance on time.
40 acres OF fine bottom land 2Ik miles
southwest OF the city; log house; al.
fenced; price $1,000 will make easy
terms.
House and lot 100 Constitution street;
piastered house, fruit, shrubbeFy, &c. A
nne location for any one desiring resi-
dence near the Normal school; price $3.50.
100 acres partly improved; 10 acres OF
timber; good water with dDe spring; 40
acres OF improved; fine land; price $4,000,
halt cash.
50 acres OF improved land in the Neosho
valley 5 miles northwest Of town: e. w Of
q. W. IL. 1911; frame house; fenced; fruit
trees, shrubbery, etc.: = mile from
school; price $500.
10 acres finely improved land * miIes
east OF city; 1ne peach orchard; large
number Of apple trees all bearing; splen.
did place for . suburban residence. price
$3.50, $4,000 cash, balance on three years
time.
i6o acres ~ miles northeast Of town;
all Enc land for farming purposes; price |
81 600; is the best bargain &c thIs county
In Wild land.
leo acres u mile west Of city limits, in |
full view Of towns very desirable for sub
urban lots; price so per acre.
Improved farm Of 90 acres, with Il acre
Of timber, ~ miles fouthwest Of the city, /
= mile from school house; the SO all IN /
der good fence; good farm buiIdlnga; /
prics for the 90 acFea, IS dollars per acre,
terms good
These desiTing any kind Of real prop. /
sFey, please Feed cayezuily, and sbea sp-
psg Is AMaEeWs 1eal Bseate Agency. 81
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/ AS10f
The Public VIII reeelIect that All con-
| Veya1etng and Notary busfness will be
| promptly attended 20 at my once.
11S Commercial street with stone build.
ing; $4,000, q cash, balance in and
Lots liz and ia Neosho street, with two
houses; both for 1890; good thing;
look At it
House and lot 80 sylvan street; ~ sto
| ~ frame, three rooms; lot fenced; fruit
tees growing; price 800, good terms.
Houses and 1ots to exchange for horses
or any good stock 1t AndreWs' Real Es-
House and two lot on East street: sto-
~ frame; lots fenced and some shrUbbery
growing; price $3.50.
House and lots on Market street; IL
story frame, six rooms, and closets; well;
eistern; cellar; lot fenced and has fruit
trees growing; price s2,5o0, one-half cash.
bought for ose-hsie sheir real aer1h.
Small improved farm Of e. acres and 10
acres Of timber * miles from farm; log
house; fruit trees growing; all fenced;
the city; price $25 per acre; terms good.
have as large . list OF Town Lets rs
any agency In ths city, conaPF1sfng Dc1oe
Of the best lots en- every street in town:
erty aFRly to Andre~s, Agency, as
usually have ssne good bargains not
1S2N0ES1oS4e
improved farm Of 80 acres near Piym-
outh, all second bottom; house, stable,
grainary, wen, fruit trees, grape vines.
&C.; price S2,7oe, u cash, balance in
months.
wild land, \ II, 1e, II; fiue rolling
prairie; adyoins firms; timber adjoiningi
price $3.50, eaek.
Fine wild Isnda, n = %, > 8 Il, 20, %, n
W 2, II, IL, n half n c 10, 10, Ia, W half "
8, 49, IL; price 81 per scre, Is cash, bal.
ance in a1e years.
Choice wild land, y W II, %, II, splen.
did second bottom, near Coal creek; an /
excellent piece Of land for farm; price
SO per acre.
Marioa county, 1,eoe acres Of choice
land at -; near Cottonwood river.
Improved farm OF $50 acres miles
southwest OF town; large stone house;
good orchard; % scres Of timber; aII bot
tom land; price s., coo.
Improved farm o. liz acres IL miles
west Of towns nice new frame hsuss; 20
acres well iUpTaved; Gne orehardt price
80 psE asr0; VII sal z4 acres OF timber |
m1lss dIsssp4 . 80 1eE aexe II desired.
PfSve4 1sEIA Is 10 ssrsB 8 niles oagss
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WINTER BATHING.

Yesterday morning a somewhat
remarkable scene was enacted on
the banks of the Serpentine in Hyde
Park; it was the winter bathers'
grand festival. 1t may not perhaps
be generally known that every
morning in the year, no matter how
inclement the wether may be, there
are regular bathers in the Serpen-
tine. Even when the water is COW
cred with ice these persistent adVo-
Gates of ''the cold water system"
take their dips. During the recent
frosts, skating and bathing were co.
ing on at the time, When the ice
is unusually thick the aid of icemen
is quietly solicited to break hole
large enough to let n man through,
when in they pop like seals one al
ter another to the number of TWEEN
ty, and sometimes double that num-
Der. There is one old bather, more
Independent than the rest, who
brings his own Ratchet three miles
secreted underneath his clothes. lest
his intentions should be mistaken
as he wends his way through the
streets in the dark winter morning.
When Invested of his clothing he
energies from the gloomy shade of
the tree, axe in hand, and proudly
walks the verge of the frozen lake.
like Red Indian looking out for
scalp locks. He then begins to
chop q lane, until he works himself
out up to his chin in water, and
then commences swimming about
among the broken ice, emerging
from the water with icicles drip
ping from his hair, nose and eye
lashes, the only wonder being that
he has never seriously cut himself
with the sharp edges of the bl oxen
ice. According to annual custom
yesterday morning there was
swimming match for q silver cup,
the course being 100 yards, and
thirty bathers contended. After
this they all assembled around a |
pail containing rum and milk, to do
honor to the Queen, which toast |
having been most duly honored, |
another bottle was started into the |
remaining rum and milk by Mr.. |
Williams, the kind and genial Su-
of the Royal Humane |
Society, to whose promptitude |
many of those present had been in
debted for saving their lives, to ena-
bic them to drink with more fervor
to the health and speedy GONZALES
cencc of his Royal Highness the
Prince of Wales.-London News.
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FOLLIEs OF FASHION AND POLITICs.

A Washington correspondent of
the New York Tribune says:
The atmosphere of Washington
does not suit serious work. The
life of the whole city, from the Cap
itoI to the White House, from the
rooms to the fashionable
parlors, is life of dalliante and
pretense, busy but fruitless, energet-
ic but unsteady. One day is pat
tern OF every other-an idle morn
an afternoon of debate at one end of
the Avenue, and visiting at the 9TH
err an evening of dinner and recep-
ton. / suppose some of the peo-
pie have homes, but they can hard
Iy be said to live in them. know
that Congress has work, but it is
not in a hurry to do 1T. In the So
cial sphere there is a weary, unva-
rying round. To-day you will go
TO every body's reception, chat about
the last ball and the newest street
Improvement, sip punch and eat
cake in the back parlor, then to a
stately dinner, and one or two dam
cling parties afterward. To-mor-
row you will throw open your own
doors, and the. same people with
whom you have just exchanged
empty compliments will! troop
through them. Everywhere see the
same faces and hear the same con-
yersation: for there is only one
aset.v and that includes everybody.
| Every day you follow the same &C.
equations carriages tumble over
the same unrooted streets; ladies
climb up the same dirty embark
ments to get into fashionable hous-
es, and the same wonders of miilin-
| ery and glories of silk and lace are
displayed for you in a score OF
drawing.rooms. So the gentle
chronicler who supplies society in.
teIligence for the Washington news
papers has an easier task than the
Jenkinses of other great cities. The
report of one entertainment will dc
perfectly well for another, with {
little shifting couples. On Monday
lit is Secretary Quelqu'nn who re
ceives at dinner of the Chief of tht
Bureau of Sealing-Wax and Match
es. with the Hon. Elijah Pogran
and ladies, and the Senator from
the Indian Territory. On Tuesda!
it is the Hon. Elijah Pogram whI
entertains Secretary Quelqu,ur
and wife with the Chief of the Blu
reau of Sealing Wax and Matche
and the Senator from the Indian
Territory. On Monday the Hon
Elijah Pogram and ladies, the Chic
of the Bureau of Sealing Wax ant
Matches, and Secretary Quelqu'ul
and the Misses Quelqu'un dine will
the Senator from the Indian Terri
tory. Perhaps when Ash Wednes
day brings the season of repentanc
that is to say when parties are on
ly given sub rosa under the name o
receptions-it may strike the peopl
of the capital that the little sobe
work ought TO be done before Con
gress goes for the summer.
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. I,nna.dnInn ladrnrarailoa

A Fond du Lac lady prevailed on
her husband TO leave his loaded re-
volver on the bedroom table as he
was going awayto stay all night.
as she might be frightened by burg
lars, and need it foN her defence.
On his return in the morning, she
informed him that 1t would not
have been q bit of use to her, as she
"hadn'E match in the house to fire
it OF with"
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TO PRINTERS.
PRINTING MATERIALS
OR sALE CHEAp

FOR SALE CHEAT.
"AVING bought out and consolidated
IL the offices OF THE NEWS and TrIb-
une, we offer for sale the following arti-
cies. many of which are as good as new:
$50 pounds Of nonpareil.
pair of eight-eolumn chasee.
30 fonts Of job and display type, nearly
new.
2 sets Of column rules.
2 sets Of head rules.
Large nonpareii job press.
Ruggles paper cutter.
Hand job press.
7pairs news cases.
TENT metal furniture.
Several fonts Of wood type-neyer been
used.
A large quautity Of leads, dashes, rules.
Several job cases.
4 marble imposing stones.
Job and news sticks, and other articles
too numerous TO mention.
II applied to soon we can 1T ont news
paper establishment complete, in drst-
class style.
This material win be sold 1t very res-
sonahle prices, for cash Or bankAele pap
sToTLER, ROWLAND 4 GRAHAM
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-02-23
RYAN & LYONS
new CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHIP

HorseshOeins and Repairing.
sixth avenue, a-few rods east of the NEWS
Carriages and wagons made to order.
All kinds of repairing and jobbipg done
IN tho best manner by skillfuI workmeu.
Prices very reasonable. We invite an in
speetton Of our work and guarantee salts
faction. Come and see us
jan2I ~ RYAN & Lyons
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II COainserctaL Street.
c. Emerson is bound to sell cheap. for
crsh. Look at the prices-for good arsi-
cles:
Sugar, pounds for 81.
Coffee, % cents per pound.
Cheese. 20 cents per pound.
Crackers, 10 cents per pound.
Best Soap 10 cents per pound.
Soda. 10 cedts per pound.
Canned Fruits, % TO 30 cents.
Cove Oysters, 20 to 30 cents.
Fresh Oysters, 80 cents per can.
Butter, 90 cknts per pound.
Peach Blow Potatoes, 10 cents per bush.
Candy, p cents per pound, retail.
And other groceries and provisions n
proportion. Goods livered promptly t.
any part of the city.
Eresh Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc.,
At the CITY BAKERY,
janIu c. EMERSON.