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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-06
COUNTY COURTS.
...Hs. SSSNA SSSNAS'
Under Tie Proposed Constitution

Under Tie Proposed Constitution.
There are four courts in each county
each year for trying causes, and two to
consist OF oil of the Justices, to transact
the police and fiscal business Of the coun.
ty In this county the police court will
consist Of eleven members, at a cost Of
1874 90 per day. The Board Of Super
visors consists Of five members, at a cost
Of $11 00per day. Each have precisely
the same work to do. Can it-be done
cheaper at d cost of 1874 90 per day
by calling the members justices
than it can at $11 90 per day by
calling them Supervisors? The con-
tingent expenses will be about the
same. The expense will come off of the
people in one shape or anotheriso. the
two police courts will cost the people OF
this county more than the board Of superYi.
sors should. -Four Courts IN each county,
equals ZIG in the State each year at a cost
Of $1,000 per day for each court. Each
court on an average will last ten days,
which equals in the State, each year, q
clear loss OF sal 600 per annum. The
law allows Grand Jurors $500 per session
of over one day and mileage. Suppose
tho mileage on an average to be fifty
cents each, and sixteen members, then
each jury would cost the county $50, and
three extra ones would cost each county
per annum $1GS, which equals in the
State, $0,072; which is q clear loss.
The cost of one general election in this
county in 1870 was $147. Il this county
is an average, it would be in the State
$7,08s, in two years, or $1,000 per annum
saved.
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Our friend sINsEL, Of Pruntytown, who
is pretty good arithmetician, figures up
in our columns this morning the compar-
alive cost of running the State under
the present constitution and the one pro.
posed. He finds, with all the boasts Of
economy made by its friends, thatit would
cost the people OF the State some
$4,000 a year more to live under the
new constitution than under the old.
This would not be very great objection
III the new consultation would give us
better government than we now have;
butt will do nothing Of the kind. We
are asked to go back to forms of govern.
ment fifty years behind the times, not
adapted 10 the wants Of an intelligent,
progressive people, nor consonant with
! true political economy or democratic
government, and at the same time to pay
more for it than we now pay for govern
mGnt to which our people have become
accustomed, which they find adapted 10
to their wants and which they are very
well suited with.
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DIED.

.sHALL-on Thursday, July 4, 1872, at l2X
o'clock, at the residence OF his mother in Til.
tonville. Jefferson county, o., JOSEPH j. HALL,
In the Goth year Of his age
The funeral will take place from Marcus W,
Smiths residence, on Market street, between
First and Second, this morning, at 10 o'clock
Tho friends OF the family are invited to attend
jy6"
AIERS-on Thursday. July 4th, at lax O'Clock
P. NJ, at Valley Grove, W. Va, JANIs Il. AIERs,
aged 20 years, month and q days.
The funeral will take place tomorrow Sunday
afternoon ate O'Clock, from the residence OF hi.
mother, on Fillmore street, Center Wheeling
jy6t
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The UnconscIable Ringss.Camden
Made to Bleed--.They Demand
10000 for the International
NominatiOn:-.And Still the Cry Is
For More Money!!!
To the Editors Of the Intelligeneer:
Political Rings are not only the curse Of
the people and the moral and political
nightmare to free government, but they
soon become so infamous and venal as to
devour and eat up one another. Camden
has paid out his money freely for the
nomination; and he had hoped, after the
n1dnacltn9 Of Jacob, he would have an
easy time Of 1t. But alas, for the rarity of
Ring chGritW Jacob with the aid of the
unbought treemen Of West Virginia, hav.
broken his chains, they now come again,
and demand another check"-and and
they soi1 not DO e0natorted! one guzzle begets
another, and still another, and yet an.
other; and down, doom, DOWN, in o CRAw
as insatiate and appetitish as those of the
craving flends in the deep, dark depths of
the bottomless pit! Burdett must now
pony up "ttat $1,000" or he will be
kicked higher than q kite! The master
OF the "Ring" wants money, money,
MONEY! He cracks his whip for mcneil
aud when it becomes necessary land
that's "evermore'9 to hGpe money, he cuts
the blood from the bare backs Of his vic.
Tins. His round, club face reminds one
ofthe old time four pence hG' penny, which
the old folks will remember had a hard
Look. His whole 2otiSque sK1NTs money.
ish-and so 1t is, his hest arguments go to
prove, "he pays his $1,000" to bride the
ballot and carry the elections.
June I'd, 1879. DESIoCRITus.
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IT would seem to be proper for Council
TODD one Of two things 1t should either
abolish the ordinance quoted the other
day forbldding the firing OF arms, crack
ers, torpedoes, &C., within the city, or
abolish the present city police. The ex-
perience Of Thursday was OF a character
to show that 1t is desirable the ordinance
should be executed; but if it is thought
best not to do this why keep up the pre-.
tense of affording o protection thatis not
afforded at ALP It's mere mockery to
havelaws to which the people pay no
respect, and which the authorities utterly
refuse to enforce. 1t is less demoralizing
to public order to repeal the laws at once.
If our people chose, we suppose they
might have officials who would execute
the city ordinances; but if this is not
deemed expedient, then let Council be
consistent and abolish the offensive ordi.
nances.
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TIE COOLEST or zee SEASON.
A Thief up in Washington County
Hitches Upa farmers Team, Loads
up HIS Wool, Takes Tito Washing

Hitches Upa farmers Team, Loads
up Hrs Wool, Takes Tito Washing.
ton and Sells II. ~
Fron the Washington Adyancc)
On Monday night last, o chap giving
the name Of George Wilson, went to the
premises Of Jas. W. Gillespy, OF Jefferson
township, this county, took his horses
from the pasture, harnessed them up,
hitched them to a wagon, drove around
10 the barn, and loaded in about two
hundred feeces Of wool and started for
this place. On the way he upset his load
and got some Of the wool considerably
soiled, but about 10 o'clock on Tuesday
morning he appeared on the streets offer.
ing his load for sale, and finally sold to
MIR. Robert Hodgens Of quite O reduced
price. He left the team with Ad. Nor.
row and started out the Pittsburgh Pike.
About II o'clock, Mr.. Gillespie, who
had discovered the theft very early this
morning, arrived here, having travelled
from home to Middletown In his bare
1eet. Heat once made information before
Esq. Hornish, and in a short time the
officers and those interested were after
him In hot haste.
They found himat Houstonville, com.
placently awaiting the arrival of the
Pittsburgh train. He was arrested and
brought back, and with the exception Of
small amount all the money was recov.
cred BE was committed to Jail to await
trial. ..' ,4r 4iE
he claims to have only been the agent
Tor other parties and not proprietor Of the
scheme himself. he has the sympathy OF
several, since he does not appear to be
very bright. However, his prospects ior
learning trade are good.
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nances.

g THE Republican Executive Committee
the Second Congress District have
called q convention to meet at Piedmont,
on the inst, to nominate Republican
candidate for Congress, to bo voted for on
tho 2sd Of August.
There'is,we believe, no such committee
in this district. 1t is time a like conven.
ton were called here. Since there is no
district committee, we suggest that if the
members Of the State Executive Commit
tee within the district would unite in a
call, IL would doubtless be acceptable to
all concerned.
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Ohio County Republican Convention

Alta meeting of the Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee, held Wednesday, Jane 20
Il was recommended that the Republicans o.
Ohio county meet at their respective places Of
meeting on Saturday, July 0, to select delegates
TO meet ip Convention at the Court House or
Monday, July 8, to make nominations for eoun'
tyOnlces, appolnt Senatorial Conference Com
mittee, and take such measures as may be neccs
sary for q Congressional nomination for this
district. ,, ...
The Committee further recommend that thu
meetings be held in the country at 9iO'clockP. N
and in tho city at 7isO.PM.
CALEB sYLvIs, Chairman.
D. HARKINs, in, sec'y, Jy2
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STATISTICS prove, says the Wilmington
Republican, that there are more people die
Of consumption in Delaware than in any
other State in the Union, in proportion to
population. The deaths from this disease
are more prevalent in the States on the
seacoast and less in those States in the in
terror Of the continent. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-06

TIE Boston corporations OF various
kinds have Just announced their July
dividend and interest payments. A re-
capitulation shows that the railroad com
panies pay an aggregate of s., 465, SOC; the
manufacturing companies, $1,7GO,1OO; in,
terest on bonds, $3.50, 6lO, and on miscel-
laneous account, $s41, 0l4--comprising a
totalsof $lS,76 ,e66-about half "a million
more than was pads January last.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-06

A NEw SYSTEM Of casting typels said
to be coming into voguein England, the
type being cast in syllables, enabling an
jcompositor to set FIVE thousand ems an
hour The invention has been patented.
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A New ENGLAND advertiser wants ga
woman who fears tho Lord and weighs
200 pounds" and the editor Of the sheet in
which Reimbursement appears remarks
that "the experience Of most men Is that
q woman who weighs 200 pounds rarely
fears the Lord or anybody else"
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TO BUILDERS

- '
Sealed proposals will be received by the under.
signed, up 10 noon OF Saturday, the goth inst,
for the following material and work Tor the nj
3. Church in Charleston, ". Va.
LIST. For the lumber and carpenter work fur the
entire building, except the seating OF the lecture
room, class rooms and gallery.
End. The glass, glazing and painting.
Bird. The, plasterlng, which Is to be sand Gn-
ish under the float.
4th. The roofing Is to be OF tin or shaved
white pine shingles, is inches long with ~
inches 10 the weather.
The Committee desire that tho separate items
OF work be carried out separately and that the
Uhole DO shown in the aggregate footing.
They also reserve the right to contract with
bidders In part, or in whole, and also to decline
all bids, OF accept at discretion. Bidders will be
expected to give security II desired. The necos.
sary information may DO obtained from S. N,
Howard, Architect, Main street, near Monroe,
F. BALL,
G. W. ATKINSON,
JOHN SLACK, ST.,
nc. McWHORTRR,
j. Il. RITTER,
Chetleston. W. Va, July LIST, 1872.
P. s. Fare by boat to Charleston, So. Good
board In Charleston 80 80 and 81 per week.
JYo .| 40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-06

The Southern Greeley family is not al
together harmonious. The New Orleans
Pieayttne quotes from over a,dozen Demo.
craticpapers in Texas to show.tha there
isgreat opposition there to Greeley and
Brown, and that straight ticket is deslr-
ad thg
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TIE REruRLIcAN PRnrARIEs.- The
primary meetings for the election of del.
egates to the Republican County oonysn-
ton Monday, will be held today, in the
city, at7t p, N. and In the country at 3 p.
NJ
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THE POCKET ARGUMENT.

The Best Of Reasons for Rejecting
vtheNew Constitution-sHow II will
Increase the Cost of Government.
10 40 7arpdgsrS Of Rest Trgiata:
], herewith, submit q comparison Of the
cost Of the Government under the present
and the proposed Constitutions, to your
careful consideration and criticism.
sTATB oPRIcERs.
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RECApIru1AT1oS.

Saved each year by rejecting the propos.
ed Constitution SIT $40 so. In ten years
this would amount to $l76,79O so. Add
to this 1.-THE cost OF the extra Legislation
and thcnew Code and 1t will amount to
$2s6, 7aO so, saved in ten years.
agL HARMON SINsEI.
PrURtytotcn, Taylor county, W Va.
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BTag {!
We find this in Mr.. OAMDEN's paper,
the Parkersburg Tines and Gazette:

the Parkersburg TEms' and Gazette:
"WHEEL1NG, July LIST.
"Good ticket nominated here to-day
Splendid feeling; resolutions supporting
Camden unanimously adopted; Jacob .
dead cock in Ohio"
at will be seem" remarks the r
d TO-, ".that Mr.. CAMDEN is unani,
mOusly supported by the largest County
Convention ever held there" The Con-
veution numbered just thirty (SO), and Of
these not more than q half dozen voted or
the adoption Of the resolution Itpassed
simply by default. to
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Under tie Present Constitution.

Under Tie Present Constitution.
Three Judges Of the Court of Appeals,
$4,000; thirteen Circuit Judges, salary
$500, $2S, 400; mileage in 1871, $1,000.
Total $31 900.
Under The Proposed Constitution.
,Fonr Judges of Court of Appeals, sal.
airy Sc $50, $4,000; nine Judges Of Circuit
Court, salary $4,000, $4,000; mileage
$l,700. Total, $2S,7OO. Saved each year,
$4,000.
The mileage of the nine Circuit Judges
just equals the mileage of the thirteen,
and one extra Judge Of the Court Of Ap.
peals will add 800.
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TIssOLUTIoN-

George ". stoner, having purchased the in.
terest OF Mr.. Hank9 will continue the Picture
Frame, Looking Glass, Moulding and Picture
Business, al the same place, % Market street,
and would ask the continued patronage OF the
public. ivG
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To the People Of West Virginia.
AtthdearnestS solicitation Of numerous citizens
from al parts Of the State, have consented to
be an independent candidate for reelection for
the office OF Governor. .1.a fa
! - 200 ~ .-lJ.I. JACOB.
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Infant Cordial
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no unpleasant 0dor. The genuine W. A. Batch.
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and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye.
Sold by all Druggists. Factory l6 Bond street,
New YORK. ian97codAW
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Dear Sir1You make two preparations which,
1t appears to me, arc worthy Of more general
acceptance than they have had as yet, probably
papers. Iallude to your Liver Pills and Aromatic
ELIXIR of Citrate Of Caffeine. The former have
Dcan used 10 my own case-torpor Of the Liver
and In my family with marked success, and I
believe them suporiori in all hillary arrangements
70 any pills now mqde. The Cafeinei s tho only
iectual for nervous headaches. It never falls,
and the relief talor1s is delicious; for not only
does the pain cease. but pleasant exhiaratIon
superYenes. and suffering "a converted to pleas.
ure. A vial OF 1t Is kept at home and ono at my
office, that may never be without It in case Of
need. Very truly yours,
81, 30 JOS. r. CARR, Attorney at Law.
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EYE-SIGHT RESTORED.

A lady In Doddridge county, who has not been
able TO read or sew for nearly two years, writes:
"Messrs oxtoby s. Dufield-Tte spectacles sent
suit my eyes exactly, and for the first time in
years am now able to read and rev. am
sent me enable me TO sec az well as l could flTty
years ago. My eyesight is restored" These
Perfected Spectacles can be had in Wheeling
only at l0i Market street, below McLure House.
Jy6 0XT0BY d DUFFIELD.
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Dr.. Tufts ~, Hair Dye requires but few minutes
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Joss 10 the tar payors OF 200,

~-SsN W esAS $50 ie1VAu VI PAtSVVs
You can make the Attorney General
Reporter for the Court Of Appeals under
the present Constitution, as well as under
the proposed Constitution, so that 1t can.
not be claimed, as a saving.
w H.. LEGISLATURE.
e { " Underate PreSent Conslitut0n,
seyenty.six members, at SO per day, for
forty.fye days, including So per day extra
TO the President of the Senate and Speak
Ter Of the House, $l0,44O. Mileage, on
an average $30-$9,2S0. Total paid to
the members $12,720.
In 1871 there were appropriated to de.
fray the expenses OF the Legislature,
$2l COO, making the contingent expenses
$3.50. al
Under dc Proposed Constitution.
Elghty.nine members, at 81 per day for
torty.fve days, including g per day extra
to the President OF the Senate and Speak.
er OF the House, $4,000. Mileage, on an
average $30-$2S870. Total pay Of the
members, $l9S70. u.a.
II 2,720 give q contingent expense Of
VOySoV1 p1ooiV Will give SleT<0O, % tuc
expense oil session Of the Legislature
under the proposed Constitution would
be $81 1853, Two sessions Of the present,
$4,000.
The difference between the annual and
biennial sessions would be in two years
$10947, or on an average each year
81, 423t saved, The Public Printer pre-
pares the books for the Commissioners Of
the Revenue, Auditors reports, Superin-
tendent Of Free Schools, &C., &c. The
printing oil the acts of the Legislature and
the bills for the House and Its journal
would not cost over $1,000, which would
be saved in two years, or average $4,000
each year.
The extra Legislation necessary to make
the laws conform to the new Constitution
and making a new Code willcost at least
$4,000, which Is a clear loss; and have
no doubt but the Legislature would, under
one pretext or another, be convened in
extra session every few years. Oneext
session every eight years, or five sessions
in eight years, will cost as much as the
annual sessions now do.
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPrY RELIEF FOR YouNo MEN rom the
effects Of Errors and Abuses carly In life, Man.
hood restored. Nervous debility cured. Impe.
diments to Marriage removed. Now method OF
treatment New and remarkable remedies,
Books and Circulars sent free In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa, Gpl9d4w
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Special Notices.

A N IMPORTANT CONSIDERA.
PURELY VEGETABLE, and are adapted 10
young and old, male and female, and may be
taken at sill times, without restraint Of occups.
ton, without change Of living, without diet, and
without the fear OF taking cold, during all kinds
Of weather, and in all climates
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

nSDsT. NTATTHEWs CHURCH
$3.50 The Rector being Sbsent, there will DO
no services in this church tomorrow. jyB,
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n@SSF0URTH ST. NJ. 3. CHURCH
49,. - Preaching tomorrow Sunday BY tho
Hastor, pr:Westwood, Ut l0N A. n. and N r. \,
Just put In tho school will be formally opened.
Addresses by tho Rev. D. W. Fisher and the Rev.
Dr. Richmond. Public invited To all the services.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

4 Boston widow wears with becom-
ing pride IL massive gold ring made
from the plate OF her departed hus-
bands teeth.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

Minrehaha Falls has lately been
purchased by far-seeing speculator.
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PHEHIxEI.-John Phenix once
changed the politics ola paper in CAL
ifornia. during the temporary absence
of its editor. and nearly every pro.
.em. who has been left in charge o.
an editorial quill since that time. has
essaved to do the same thing. The
latest in this line IS the White Pine
News. Forbes has gone TO San
Francisco and Judge Tllford, IN his
absence. comes ont squareIy for Re
form" the very thing which he Ad-
ministration Journals have been de-
nouncing in Schurz. Trrmhull,
Summer. ct al. for the last month.
A labored article IN the last number
Of that journal, entitled " Food for
Reflection concludes with the fol-
lowing sound Democratic doctrine:
Reform, true reform. shouldhe the
watchword Of the people, and the
sooner it is raised in earnest. the
longer will continue our free lnstltu-
tions. - Eureka Sentinel.
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ORMSBY HOUSE,
Corner Of Carson AID Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER. --- Proprietor

'J'HE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
leased the Orn-by House would inte~Th his
friends and the travelling public that this k!ouse
has been thoroughly retitted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure Of
all who may please to give him a call.
The TABLE will, at all times, be supplied with
all the sui-tantiai5 Is well As the IuXuri 9 that
the market affprds. 80 pain, will be spared to
please ~ sts and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all tines
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wines, &C.
Attached TO the House is BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables Of the latest improved
styles with good cues, halS and ne light.
Also GtN ERAL STAGE OFrICh for the Stages
conreoing with all the ditfernt lines Of stage.
ana Railroads running through this state and
California; ard any Information i'll relation to the
same wHl he cheertuliy given ar all tii:rs
hE Part. 'uiat attention paid to 2oking Pas-
sengtrs, calling them, &C. Nov. 3U-tf
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FIRST SHIPMENr.-Ihree bars OF
bullion, weighing 223 pounds AID
valued at SAID 30, We're shipped
to-day, by Wells, Fargo X Co., from
the Twin River Company. Consigned
to Hill Beachey, San Francisco
Reese River Reveille.
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The number OF clergvmen IN the
United States is set down at ninety
one thousand. and their average sal
aries at s. 900 each.