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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-06
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1RvMa, November 6.-Grant, 11s ma.
Jority. Madison township, johnson coun.
y, Grant, $40; Greeley, 200; o Conor, IL
Henderson, Republican, for Governor
go; Woodson, Democrat, 221. Burdell
Republican, Tor Congress, same as StAts
ticket.
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J. ZrRGRNPEIDER is receiving daily BY
express Keagle & Geuder's celebrated
national brand oysters. the best for family
use ever brought to Wheeling. Try q
hAlf'can, NOD Odd Fellows Hall, Mon
roe street
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ATLANTA, November 6.-Greeley Ia,
probably carried the STATE by 10000
The Democratic congressman arc elect
cd. Returns thus far are meagre. The
Official count from the State Of large can
not DO had tonight. The indications ara
that Greeley's majority will DO about
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QUITE number Of remarkable cures
have been effected among the citizens o.
this place, by the use Of that Great House,
hold Remedy, Pain Cure Oil. All should
try 1t. For sale by all druggists.
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Vermont.

MONTPELIER, November 6.-EiRhty.
nine 2 q. towns give Grant 2s,S9s; Greeley,
MONTPELIER, November 6.-Grants
majority In the State will probably DO
about $1,000.
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CHEAP GooDa-A large stock Of Wo-
mena,' Misses and ChildrenS Shoes IS
per cant cheaper than formerly at l.. v.
Blond's.
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Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, November 6,-Partial
returns Of the election to-day have been
received, indicating the election Of Blox-
ham, Liberal, for Governor.
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Delaware.

WILMINGTON, November 5.-Grant and
Wilson have carried the State by small
majority. There are large Republican
gains everywhere throughout the State,
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HENRY BRUEs is selling dress goods Al
extraordinary low rates.

ZIEaENTELDER Is still getting up the
incest tried, Stewed and broiled oysters,
Give him call at No. 4 Odd Fellows
Hall, Monroe street.
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SOUTH BEND, November 6.-Vlce Pres
ident ColGAx Is a. the telegraph office re-
ceiving returns and making figures. HI
claims twenty-five States for Grant, with
POL electoral voteS.
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DETROIT, November 5.-11:30 P. NJ
Seventy-fVe smaller towns and village
10 this State give Grant 5000 majority
No cities heard from.
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a LARsR lot OF pianos and organs
will besoId very cheap In order to close
out the stock at HMdIng's Music Store.
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Norder to reduce my present stock o.
Boots and Shoes I will sell them regard
leas Of cost from this date. v. Blond
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HoUsEKERPERs and heads OF famIlle
can find the Halford LeicestershIre Tabl
Sauce at their grocers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-06

Stop and take box OF Zlegenfelder'l
celebrated fried oysters to your family
No. 4 Odd Fellows Hall, Monroe street,
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LIGHT AND SHADE.-All the "summel
Styles" photographed on short notice, al
the Partridge Gallery.
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FoE CLoAKs, remember that Henry
Brues has the best selected stock of fine
cloakS in the city.
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To find goods always down TO the
lowest prices go the popular and live
house Of Henry Brues.
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DIED.

MITCHELL.-on Tuesday nisht. November
1879, sAGUIL MrfoHK1L, in the sd year Of III
age.
The funeral will take place from the St. james
Hotel on Thursday morning, November 9Th, ii
10 o'clock A. Il. Friends of the family arc In.
Vited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-06

JUST opened so pairs Of fine white wool
bed blankets, at q great bargain. Henry
Rrnes.
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DELAY is dangerous, so go at once and
get one Of those rs cent alpacas for &c
cents at Henry Brues'.
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MILWAUKEE, November 5.-CIty com
plete, Greeley's majority 2,l6l. Repub
lcan gain, 1875.
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ENGLISH Winsley for suitings reduced
from 81 90 TO so cts. per yard at Henry
Brues'.
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The incest and cheapest Stock Of Fur
You can buy at Henry Jacobs.
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THE VERY LATEST.
All the Northern States
and Delaware!
Alabama, too, Falls Into Line,
Pennsylvania from 10000 to
100000.
Lloyd LOwndes Elected in Maryland.
New York.

NEW YoRx, November 6.-Cty--sev.
enth district, Greeley 9.8Il; Grant, 301s
Twelfth district, Greeley, 1855; Grant
1872. fifteenth district, Greeley, 4,4O7
Grant, 2yS7l. Seventeenth district, Gree.
ley, 4,767; Grant, 4,075. Eighteenth DIS
trict, Greeley, 8 ,452; Grant, 1901. TWEEN.
ty.hrst district Greeley, 1853; Grant
I097. Total in city, Greeley, 1881;
Grant, $500. Greeley majority, % PCS
against 90, 900 for Seymour in 1868.
RocHRsTRR, November 5.-Sixteen wo.
men, headed BY Susan B. Anthony, voted
" day In the 9Th Ward. A few at flfst
SWore In their votes and the remainder
were allowed to vote in peace-l6 votes
were TOR Grant and Tor Greeley.
Buffalo city gives 5000 majority for
Grant, . gain Of / ,0s3. 0nondaga county,
5000 majority for Grant. Alvord is beat:
en- for the Assembly by 600; all three oil
the Republican AsSemblymen are chosen.
Kings county gives about 5000 majority
for Greeley. In 2S3 towns and districts
outside Of New York and Brooklyn
Grants net gain d 6j400.
NEW YoRK, November 6.-The World
estimates at IL o'clock midnight that all
the old Northern States, with South Car.
OlinA and Mississippi, in all 25s electoral
votes, have declared for Grant, leaving
1lS electoral votes, all from Southern
States, for Greeley. Grant will have a,
least 10000 majority in the State Of New
York, Greeley running behind KEENAN,
and the State ticket ct least $1,000
The Liberal gains in the rural districts
Of the Republican counties are more than
, compensated by the Grant gains in the
cities Of the State. HAvemeyer, at the
time Of this writing, seems to be elected
Mayor, 0Bheu, though the fAyorite in
the pools, being bad third. The local
officers elected, excepting the Mayor, are
generally Tammany Democrats. The
Republicans have the Legislature Of this
stats by working majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-06

HENRT JACOBS is selling his Stock Of
Dress Goods at New York prices
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II you want good and heavy Comforts
Tor little money, go to Henry Jacobs.
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SHELVING aud counters for sale cheal
at L. V. Blends Shoe Store.
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THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR
Il Flro-irons, Heating Stoves, Cook Stoves
T1nwafe, and HoaSo Furnishing Goods, % At
g MARKET ST, oboe Pot Qaes.
Also, Copper, Bras and Porcelain Kettles. Stamp
Cd and JApanned Ware Gives particular aiter,
don % Rooang Spoltng and general Jobhinx
octas JAS. r CAlrpnRLI.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

ANOTHER OF Mortons, Satan's, and the
Satraps pets,-a model specimen Of the
Radical theving club, following the exam
pie of his imperial boss, named John 1
Woods, assistant postmaster at IndianapO.
lis, has eloped with the snug little sum OF
$4,000, Of the post ofiico funds. Moreover,
this defalcation has been Of long stand.
ing, amounting at one time to $4,000.
This stamp stealer, like others of Grant $
hsnchmen, was very poor when he went
into Office, and soon acquired property
He was familiar with the game OF All Sin
habitue Of the gilded palaces of vice
also Of the "oil room of the varieties, and
s"geniap young man generally. Gran.
lite rings will soon retire to desert places
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

encc. No doubt In olden times they
were sufficient, but one shot from any or
the Mound City monitors would make a
good-sized brick yard where the towers
now stand. Kingston contains about
II 900 inhabitants, but with the exception
of its smooth hard roads for driving, the
fort and an immense
CATHOLIC CHURCH
(St. Mary's,) we saw no places Of interest.
The principal hotels are tho North Brit
ish and the Anglo American. Our party
put up at the former and found fair &C.
commodations. The old English style OF
living, viz Breakfast at eight, lunch at
one, dinner al seven and supper at nine is
still in vogue here, and at all other points
in Canada. A little more life than usual
was being galvanized out Of the people
while we we're there, on account Of the Or
ange demonstration that was to take place
the next day, and which we have since
learned was the largest turn out of the
kind ever held in Canada. In our next
we will give you an account Of our trip
down the st. Lawrence. j. U. +. Il.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

! Negroes are being transported from
Washington, Charleston and other convc-
nient points by the thousand to defeat the
wishes of the legal voters of the State.
What the result will, uLder the circum-
stances, be, II is hard TO determine. II is
possible that Grant may carry the cleo
ton.
1t does not follow, however, that the
Radical ticket will be successful there in
November. Tho national election is held
upon the same day in all the States of the
Union and vagabonds cannot be imported
from one State to another without placing
in jeopardy the result in the State from
which they are taken.
Mr.. Grant finds himself hard pushed
when he is compelled to bring ell his re-
serves into action, in the first skrmish of
the campaign. If North Carolina is lost
to him in August, he realizes the fact that
his cause is lost, and therefore is stalking
everything on the chances of carrying
the State.
The more money that is spent upon the
August election in North Carolina the
less there will be TO spend in the subse-
quent campaign. Chicago Necs.
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WEEPING WILLOWS.

"A writer in the American Farmer, Bal
tlmore, gives US the following relative to
the weeping willow (Salix Babylonica \
About the year l7l6, Pope, while pass
ing his time ut his villa, Twickenham, on
the Thames, where, by the way, the Prince
OF Wales, subsequently George H., and
other notables, were oft attracted by its
beauties, received from friend who had
just returned from the vicinity Of SMYRNA
not very distant from the ruins of BABY.
lon ION the willows of which the Hebrews,
while captives had hung their harps), a
present OF box OF figs; in the box was n
twlg or scion OF a tree then unknown TO
Englands soil this twig he planted at
rwlekenham, and carefully watched and
tended Its growth till il became tree
with Its pendant branches gracefully
bowling to the salute of every passing zc-
phyr.
Alter the poets death, Sir William
Stanbope became the owner of Twicken-
haEl, and In l775, during our war with
England, twig ofthis willow was brought
TO America by young English officer,
VINO, with Others, had counted on particip.
ating IN the pleasures of farming their
American estates, after having sIbdued
the Yankees. This young officer, while
engaged on the part Of the English army
near Bunker Hill as aid-de-camp to the
chlel English commander, General Gin
ton, theh formed an acquaintance with
p p ! Washlngtons step son, John
rarRe Gusts, who at that time was one of
Washlhgton's aids, and was also engaged
~ carrying hags Of truce between the two
armies Mutual esteem succeeded these
n.oqueht interviews, and short time be-
fore the British evacuated Boston in Tho
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24
SICK HEADACHE.
(From the British Medical journal.


The true cause of sick headache lies
deep in the patients idosyncrasy, and is
| developed by many causes. The advice
then, to sufferers is to give as much tone
as they can to their nerves by adopting
all these methods which experience has
shown to be good, and then avoid as far
as practicable all those causes which are
known to excite an attack need scarce
ly describe sick headsche-how one
rises IN the morning more dead than alive;
perfectly unable to swallow the smallest
particle of food, and often perhaps actually
sick; how the head throbs, and the pain
increase by the slightest movement: how
speaking or doing is burden beyond
bearing; how one prays to be left alone in
the utmost quiet, So that he may, if pos
sible, sleep. To other persons the sufferer
looks extremely i'll, very PALE dark around
the eyes, and with contracted pupil. To
himself his head feels hot, and the applica-
ton OF cold feels refreshing. The clam
miness in his mouth, the nausea and gem
eral gastric disturbances are secondary
ana have no connection with any impro-
per meal, and thus Is in no way relieved
by the too frequent and ignorantly admin
istered purgative. This is not needed, and
has no good result The only remedies
which are Of any avail are those which
act on the nerves, such as tea and coffee;
or, after the stomach is quieter, and the
more urgent symptoms have passed of, a
little wine or ammonia. If the headache
take more the form of hemicrania, then
remedies are occasionally useful, us the
local application of bisulphide of carbon,
or galvanism, and internally the bromide
Of potassium. This is the only drug which
l have really seen to be seryicable.
Whilst the nausea exists and the worst
symptoms prevailed, even this remedy is
of no avail.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24
OPINIONS OF GRANT.

"No man can hold office under Grant
and maintain his self-respect' said Forney
year ago.
"Grant has no more capability than q
horse" said Fighting Joe Hooker, a shor,
time since"
"He is not fit to govern this country,
were Stanton's dying words.
There are sixteen weighty reasons
why Grant should never he President,
wrote Colfax in 1868.
He has no more soul than dog" said
Ben Butler, less than year ago.
lie is not controlled by constitutional
law, but by political rings" says Trumbull
"His San Domingo business stamps him
as first-class conspirator," says Governor
Palmer.
"He is making money out Of his posi-.
ton, and that's all he cares about it," said
Senator Carpenter to a Herald correspond.
ent.
He is man without sufficient know.
ledge to preside over a caucus" said Logan
in 1863.
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THE JEWS FOR GREELEY.

The large body of Israelites in the
United States, are going for honest Horace
in an undivided body--solid. Mr.. Lands.
berg, in commenting on Grants famous
order, expelling the Jews from the mill
tsry lines thus writes
What Grant has done against US we all
but too well know, he having issued that
infamous order, babishing the Jews as .
class from his district, because, forsooth, q
few Of them were petty traders. But his
own father, the meanest and most plebeian
trader of them all, he permitted without
let or hinderance to make large contracts
with cotton-trading firms in Cincinnati to
buy cotton within General Grants lines,
for which he was to get full share of the
profits, for no better consideration than
that his son, General Grant, would pass
them free into his lines TO purchase the
said cotton, and having done so, gave them
conduct back again.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

John q. SAKE, the poet, has announced
his intention to take the stump for Gree
ley.
I'll would Ms soon steal the money out
right as to take it in that way" was the
prompt reply of an honest North Carolina
lawyer when offered u $1,000 sinecure by
one of Grants agents for his influence at
the approaching election.
In his speech al Greensboro, N. G.,
on the 18th, Secretary Boutwell, said !;
I'VE are advised to clasp hands across the
bloody chasm made by the war. I pro-
test against this advice" As if to add
zest to the secretary's protest, on the same
day q party of Grant men in Raleigh
mobbed two colored men who had appear
ed in liberal procession and drove them
from the town.
The Erie Railway Company have
decided to repudiste the $685. 900 of scrip
awarded in 1869 to the holders of preferred
stock in lieu of accumulated interest due
on their certificates.
Senator Thurman predicts that Gree
ley will secure two hundred electoral
votes without counting Ohio.
twenty-five republican papers in
Pennsylvania oppose the Grant state ticket.
Senator Henry Wilson will spend a
week in Indiana commencing at Rich
mond, August %.
Hon. j. s. Boiler, of Mason county,
Indiana, was nominated by the republ-
cans for senator for the thrty.sixth dis
rict and Hon. n. w. Branson, of Menard
county, as representative.
1t is reported that A. r. Stewart has
given $4,000 to aid in the election OF
Greeley.
Secretary Delano and Commissioners OF
Pensions Baker go stumping North Ca.
rolina on Monday next.
South Carolina has been cursed BY "A
Treasury Ring, which the honest Republi-
cans of the State organized to overthrow.
This is the kind Of reform which the South
needs, and several Of the Northern States.
The irresponsible carpet-bag Govern
ment Of South Carolina has run the State
in debt 49,, 4s05l6, and left the Treasury
without dollar.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

DR.. Wise, the eminent Jewish Rabbi of
Cincinnati has recently written power
full letter against the Radical candidates
for the Presidency and ce-Presidency
In speaking of the candidate for the Vice.
Presidency, DR.. Wise says: "Senato,
Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, 10 the man who
in 1861, in the most dangerous time, stated
in open Senate, speaking on the conduct
Of Benjamin He 10 the son of that rae,
which stoned the prophets and cruciaet
the Redeemer Of the world.
Such taunting ribaldry, the DR.. thinks
was better becoming the drunken Grove
Of some low groggery than the state sen
ate.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

OUTSIDE pressure and the repeated
glaring acts Of misconduct Of the Egyp.
tisn carpet-bsgger, Butler, misnamed
consul, both officially and personally, has,
at last, compelled his recall. Gen. Star.
ring was sent out on an examination OF
his conduct, although repeated complaints
Of the Pasha had reached our government
So shamefully notorious had his conduc,
become, eliminating in a brawl and
shooting ARRAY, that even the unblushing
Grant rump-radicals wish to save the coun.
try from being further disgraced by hi.
presence at = foreign court. Is not i
time that such vagsbonds should be pu,
under psnitsntisry durance instead Of be-
ing sent abroad in Official capacity TO rem
der the great republic an object Of con-
tempt and ridiculeY