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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-07
Arer Items About Black Bass.

Since the introduction Of black bass in.
70 The Potomac river at Cumberland our
pJle have manifested considerable in.
iaas.il the matter, and several attempts
haze been made by them to introduce the
I'll into other streams in this and adjoin.
IL couplies, among the most successful
Ctshicl has been made in the Cassell.
La river al a point near Grantsville, in
scOunty TOshow how many fish and
bjT long time il requires to stock a
Steam with them, we give the following
iEE On the "a day OF June, 1867,
NSstS Elisha Fuller and George Charles
pa. tlEee live bass in the Cassellman
rTet in the dam al Little Crossings, one
ME east o! GAINESVILLE. On the 10Th day
ciihe same month Mr. Charles put eleven
nOfc heallhy.lOOking ones, in the same
Steam, atthe sameplaCc and on the % day
oiNovenber following Mr.. Fuller put sew.
eanOre in al the same place. These bass
were all caught at Cumberland, by Sam.
L. LCmal, Esq, and were conveyed by
he gentleman above mentioned in large
In buckets, filed with fresh water, which
VS. renewed eight or ten times on the
way during transportation. The distance
iae a;h were taken by carriage over the
mountainous National road was twenty.
I've miles, and the time required TO make
lae t'lp was about seven hours. When
ae aih were put into the river dam they
Immediately swan out into deep water
sal disappeared, and nothing was known
seen OF them until last summer, when
several bass, US long as o mans hand,
we've caught at different points in thu
@ean below Little Crossing, in the vicin.
W Of Salisbury and uarnedtsville, from
Va va 10 WE'VE miles from the former place.
during The present summer bass have ap
PARED in the river about Harnedtsville
Y great abundance, and recent letters
IVA parties at that place inform US that
great many OF the fish are being caught
.aefe with hook and line, and that fisher,
inca are enj oying sport hitherto unknown
IN inst region.
Inc bass now caught in the Cassellmar
! .'st are Of a uniform size, measuring
" s9olt thirteen inches in length, evidently
q lae first years spawn, and their in.
cease IS quite prolific.
From indications it appears that the
Wy S'S NC gradually working down stream
HH '.h only have been captured above
Ltue Crossings, although The stream i:
asaI.y as large fora few miles above thai
p.H is at Salisbury and Harncdts,
Jug Eventually the entire species may
%aaa deeper water, follow the stream
V SISa until they reach the Youghiogheny
~; SSooIiorga6ela, and finally the Ohio river
y, ~ Lsller being the stream from which
VIC Nc ulSs bass were taken with which Il
'u * the Potomac liver.
from The above il will be seen that 4
s wen OF less Of vigorous bass placed in /
tD oOI stream Of water are capable Of stock
o NY miles Of the stream with their numer
~ progeny in the course Of five years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-07
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September 6.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged in every respect. Wheat
Demand fair but at lower rates; No. 2
white Wabash 81 "a; No. do. 81 "a;
No. White Michigan 81 80; Amber
Michigan 81 4S; buyer September 81 43a
l Al; seller September 81 411al AZ; No.
3 amber III. 81 So; No. red cash and
seller September 81 IS; No. 9 red cash
and seller September 81 4lta1 42; No. 8,
81 35al 80; rejected red 81 90. Corn
Steady with a moderate demand; high
mixed held OF 4G4; yellow ACC; no grade
ACC Oats-Quiet and weak; German
old on cars SSiCi No. 2, oslo; rejected 25c.
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Extent of Party AllegIance.

(From tho St. Louis Globe) x.
In recent public letter, the Hon, 8. B,
Axtell, late Democratic Congressman
from California, raises very interesting
question as to the extent Of party allegi-
ance. He says he has been voting
Democrat for over twenty years, and has
never yet failed to support regular
Democratic nomination In his district,
but never until recently has he been ask
ed to vote for political opponent on o
platform constructed by political adver'
saries. This, he thinks, is asking too
much Of Democratic devotion, and Is
quite beyond the reasonable bounds oil
party allegiance; and he therefore refuses
10 support the nominees Of the Baltimore
convention; first, because they are moi
Democrats, and secondly, because he
does. not consider that their election
would be beneficial to the country.
Mr.. AAteii's views are sound and unas
sailable under any rule OF party jurispru
dCncc. In requiring Democratic parti
sans to support their most obnoxious en-
envy and reviler as strategical expedient
the Baltimore Convention acted without
precedent and in conflict with the com
mon law Of parties. II the Republican
Convention at Philadelphia had though
proper TO nominate Jefferson Davis To-
President In order to secure the Southern
vote, every Republican in the Northern
States would have repudiated its actor
as unauthorized by the rules OF the party
outrageous and scandalous, and another
convention would have been called Il
save the party from dissolution and ex
tlnction. That is precisely the situation
Of the Democracy at the present time
Mr.. Davis is hardly more distasteful 4
the great body Of Republicans than Mr
Greeley to Is thcmasses of the Democratic
marty,
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], a, 7. STEWARDS AMBrrroN-Itis said
az Sa' A. 7. Stewart, the owner of The
MAJ, S,aau Union Hotel ut Saratoga, is neco.
n IE ~ I !SF The property adjoining the no
s t,Sa " Hshington, Congress and Federal
i5 ms ~ lGF the purpose OF extending this,
So,d now largest hotel in the world, ThC
Ave- Ivy. An1 grounds now cover about seven
int mn, some idea may be formed of the
irs e1sily Of this house from The follow
n n statistics: Length of plazzas, one
Ir ~, asLIS, two miles: carpeting, twelve
fSoT S, marble arb thing, one acre, number Of
~ nus ga; doors, l474; windows, 1901
ies Is SE1Inilng room is 25OxiS feet and e
~ ~ GISn, and will accommodate al one
N SI wv people, When the hotel is light
'ol ' = luz. ~ night, cspeciallyson the occasion
i N i,atse pal, it, with the ample ground.
i, wn! by thousand OF yafieptte(
|Si. presents a truly enchanting and
'''Ae scene.-7foy Post.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-07
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 6.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Quiei
and firm, but unchanged. Corn-Mixed
western G9a6S4c. Oats-Dull: mixed
3Sa39c. Rye-Dull at 75aS5c. Provi.
siOns-Quiet and weak. Mess Pork
$l4 IS. Bulk Meats-Very dull and
lower; shoulders 7a7tc; sides 9a9fc; cleal
rib sides 0ta9Sc. observation-disclosures
Sugar Cured Hams-1Sa1s!c. Lard
Firm; DC bid, 0tc asked. BUTTERFLIES
tern choice in good demand and scarce
MhiskY-Quiet at 04ic.
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CINCINNATI, September G.-Flour-
Demand fair and market firm, 81 65a7 IS.
Wheat-NIarket steady with moderate
demand; red 81 5ja1 So. Corn-45c.
Rye-Old 73a75c; new GSa72. Oats
Old 33a40c; new 25a30c. Groceries-Un.
changed. Oils-Firm. EgCs-Quiet and
weak; supply increasing, 20c. Butter
90I22C. Cheese-Firm. Pork-$l3 so.
Lard-Summer Sic; kettle DC. Bulk
Meats-Gic, SIC, 9tc, 0ic. Bacon-7sc,
10c, 1Oic: Sugar Cured Hams-Unchang.
ed. Whisky-0lc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-07
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September 6.-Flour-Mar-
ket steady with a moderate demand.
Wheat-Fair demand, but at lower rates;
closed quiet and weak; No. 3 spring
81 1sf cash, 81 16t seller October; No. /,
81 24al %. Corn-No. 2 mixed 36sc,
regular and fresh cash, 36f seller septem.
Der. 0sts-No. 2, 24c. Rye-No. 3, 66c.
Barley-Fall No. 2, 64c. Provisions
Entirely lifeless. Mess Pork-Held at
$l4 so; with $l4 90 bid; December
quotable al SIS 10. Lard-S4a9c for win.
ter; SIC for summer. Bulk Meats and
BaCon-Quiet and unchanged in every
respect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-07

-, Pole Explorations

.-,,,,ssxrnrlOsro THE POLAR
.,.s.ips letter on the objects S',s, o. DIN, t'ne
!'a'S' ,,eji,iop, which has Just start,
s: 10, p pSI.r Seas, has been addressed addressed
=: r =. ct, otae Ssse Ffete Pes, ,, by
10 . ',II PAYER, one Oftho chiel officers
s'S a,o.1I,ion. The writer says that
tis' e., from the researches made BY
a'2s ,'',,i,o expedition of last year in
IL A',I ~ Nova Z.mbla that 1t Is tue
.., .s.s, - isaasace OF the Gulf Stream n,
'''aI qo.,, tie ley Sea to the east oil
as, .,.. wan IN .hsaalumn up to the sew
Slg .as,S .pI seyenty.ninth degrees oil
'.V', ,ss,,rje. but ne thinks 1t certain,
~. ., HIS that the Gulf Stream Itself
.' y, Slsy2ear in those ATTITUDES The
7 .., sI,' d the maritime currents and
g. W., o, new gull streams by the
a,S'5 IiT Ts can, he proceeds, only be
:.E, ,., ~ conjecture 50 long as We are
ia, ..s, If the distribution OF land and
.i', .SIs, I ,hc North Pole. All we know
q ,. on this subject at present, Is,
.i !; s..e exists au extensive stretch OF
..i, nj lhe north Of Behring's Straits;
E .,,s tbere must be undiscovered ter
~: !: II ia the depths Of tho Polar regions
~, S1sg both by the observation 81
;.. asIp parry in 1897, and by those Of
Ia ,,,,ri.n expedition above alluded 70,
y: y; 5o,b encountered icebergs covered
!, 4 w, s,rl6, animals which arc usually
~ y, i N ne vicinity Of land, DRIFT wood,
]. y The aim Of the present expedition Is
:, =, fsj an open Polar Sea, or even to
= \. y P,bripe's Straits; it only hopes TO
: -, ,5,e 70 penetrate, with the aid Of warm
( ;. ,s,I D;oluCed by the Siberian rivers,
a, ., The Unknown region to tho north OF
II i.i,nbe expected that the expedition
~ IN nsot with serious obstacles from the
.Si Care TcheliHskin, the most north.
!, !. = sT,rsnity OF the Asiatic continent,
u ,6at will have to pass the first win
;. - ,tere, ifn does not succeed in discov.
81, -, i,Sl 10 the north OF 1t. II, by the
MI. III summer, it finds that it can neither
"a Behring'S Straits, nor return the
sr !, cane, the expedition will have no
'.,1,,iye bu, TO leave the ship and re-
NJ, n, in 5olS by the Siberian rivers. In
~ c,,e cain; will be erected at all the
s., important points visited by the ex-
-ji,ioD' with papers concealed in them
sgribin, its proceedings. From Nova
,1ba to Behring's Straits" concludes
el,eraHt Payer, "up to within a few
e,,pes from the Aslatic coast, all is total,
/, lasrowr; there is, therefore, no region
/; The world which is so promising TO the
NICER. Both in the autumn and the
Is, for three months in each
from the expedition
iii proceed in sledges to explore any new
ls!:iha might be discovered, to travel
lon, The still but little known coast OF
:.hga Asia, and, il possible, TO transmit
~. TO Europe through the Samoieds,
i.aglu, and other nOmad races. The
I,e!.iiOl Is prOvisioucd for three years,
d, il it meets with good hunting
r0llis, may, necessary, be continued a
al Logger; but il the original plan is car.
q! out, It will return in two years and a
,L'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-07

MILWAUKEE, September 6.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged IN every respect.
Wheat-Dull and prices have declined;
No. /, 81 20; No. 2, 81 1871. COrn-Dull;
No. 9 mixed SIC. Oats-No. 2, 24lc. Rye
No. l, 5Gc. Barley-Fall No. 2, 63ic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-07

4 b, SHEy sighted Mrs. Darlington, there
we ave been suffering for three mortal
ipS M Fisst | was seized with bleed.
|tlss PSu,s0g,noIogy in the lett hampshire Of
slNnn U'aln, which Was exceeded BY a
TTSSp M OF the lett veutilator of HE heart.
aSS , gave me an inflammation In the borax
bpSS nov NV I'm sick with chloroiorm NOR.
heaib I a" . no blessiu' like that OF
'' particularly when you are I'M
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THE PEOPLES BANK.

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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Mnrket.

WUW NVIU lUVuUI UuU SIUUk WHTKBIs
NEW York, September G.-GoLD =
Weak and lower, declining at 113sa1l2s,
with the business at 1129a112t. Loans
were from 5 to 1.S2 per cent for carrying.
Clcarings, S4O0OOO0O. ..
MoEEY-Easy at 4a5 per cent.
STERLING ExcHANoE-Heavy and low.
er at 1OStal0Ss.
GOvERNMENrs-Heavy and declined
from / TO! per cent in sympathy with the
decline at London and the falling of gold
here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-07

ROBERT PARK, one Of the Oldest iuhab.
itAnts Of Brooke county, died at bls home
in that county one day this week, some.
WHEREBY in the nineties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-07

The failure Of Lamb, Nash s. Co., West
India merchants Of London, with liabilities
at 100000 pounds sterling probably
caused decline Of securities in London.
STATE BoNDs-southern bonds dull and
neglected. III. la
STocKs-Morc active and lower this
morning, but in the afternoon sharp raj.
ly took place led by New York Central,
on which it is rumored tho per cent
seni,annual dividend will shortly be paid.
This stock ranged from 98i to 909, with
large dealings. Pacific Mail was the next
in point of interest, and was quite active
towards the close ofthe day. There were
purchases Of Wabash by parties who
boughtit to control the October election.
Erie was strong and advanced in sympa-
thy with the upward movement at Lon.
don. The market closed strong.
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The Hickman courier., 1872-04-20

MILLIONS Bear Testimony their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They are Hot vile Fnncy Drink, aiadc of Poor
Rum, Whislsey, Proof SpiriIs and Refuse
Liquors doct5roi. cci aud ss ec-ciea % please tic
ta5te. called Tonic - ppct5zcrs. 'I}cstarcr. &c
tltlead tile puicr on 20 lrraentcs ana rli1 Lu are
atrue Medicine made from the Satvc li0ots and Herbs
of California. free from all Alcoholic StiTnu-
inuts. Itoy are ttc GREAT BLOOD PIT RI
FIER aa5 \ LIFE GIVING; PRINCIPLE,
perfect Hcaoyator and iU,tEoratar Of The System
carrying posouol- matter iid restoring tEeoo'd
90 healthy condition. t,o person cam take these Biz
tcrs according to directions asd remain loH uu,Fe.
provided tle.r bones are fot destroyed fy mineral
poison or other means. aua the VITA organs wasted
BEYOND the point of repair.
They are Genie Purgative well as
Tonic possessing. also Size peculiar merit Of acting
po"cIfu agent la relieving Congestion or Iailasn-
1lat51u of tIa Liver and u.l tic Visceral Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, iHyoang or
ol married or Elm glc at tlc dawn of Sous4lood or a.
tlc turn of Ifc. tlc-e Tonic Differs have equal
For iuaamm8t0ry and Chronic IfhcEina-
tisri md Gout. Dyspepsia Or Indigestion,
Bilious, Kcmirfcnt and intermittent Fc-
xcrs, Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, is i'd
ucys aud Bladder, these Hittcra have lccr most
s-tcccs7iuL such Diseases are caused DF Fiti1tcd
Blood, which generally produced Dog arrangement
* thc Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache, Pain in tie Shoulders Coughs, Tshtness Of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Erurtatous Of Ile stomach,
bad Taste ia tfic Mouth. Bilious Attacks Palrtatou OF
THE Heart. Inflammation or tie lungs Pain in tho
eions OF the Kidneys and hundred other painful s5up-
toms. ara thc ofs7rin-E of Dyspepsia
They Iuv-orate tha Stomach and stimulate torpid
Liver zni Bowels, which Tsrlcr tbon OF unequaei
efficacy cleansing the blood - all impurities and
parting nov aic ani VISOR 20 tls Whole system
FOR SIIINDISEA~E Eru9.ians. letter, sat
Eheum, Blutchcs Spots Pmpes. Pustuies Boiis, Cor
b1nces. Rin@-Woru scald Head sore Eyes E-ysi2o-
las -cfifts Bseaor rtiou~ of the Su iiuor- ami
Diseases % fhe SSr of whatever nnrue or nature
literally 8 ari rsTred 20 tie systcr4 short
by tie % those Blrters- One bottle iu
-ass s convince The most lu1re1ulUus oi sheir
tive elects.
Cleanse The vtisted Blood whenever you fni its i'm
purtios bursting through the ssn On Pimgies. Erur-
lions Sores. cleanse it when you 1ul obsructc4
ind sluggish in tho veins; cleanse t when Il is foul
and your feelings viii toll you WHOM Keep She blood
pure, ana the health of tic svstom viii follow.
Pin. Tape, and other Worms, in-Siug in the
system of msny thousands scctualy DESTROYED
and removed SAYS Il distinguished pfysioIoeist.
there is scarcely Individual upon the face of the
worms 1t > not upon the healthy clements Of the
body that exist hut th diseased hunlurs
ana Shiny DEPOSITS that hrcrd these iva monsters o
disease No System OF Medicine, no vermfIzcs no
these Bitrers-
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Druggists and Gen Agents san Francisco California,
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junel y
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3 U C < YE
MoWer 6. Reaner.

NER. y. P. HARNESS, is the only author
lNA lied agent at Hickman, Ky.
This is the most durable and lightest
draft machine made II is warranted TO
cut, if properly managed, ten 70 twelve
acres per day, either grain or grass. The
manufacturers put them to the agent at
Hickman on such terms as viii enable him
to sell as cheap can be purchased else
where The machine will be taken back. or
the money paid for it refunded, if tried ac-
cording the warranty in printed circular,
and fails.
These machines are on exhibition at the
hardware store of \. T. Harness.
mayl5 II
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WEEKLY.
TERMS

THE Missouri Observation-Disclosures
every morning, by mail. one year. SI2 90
To clubs OF three by mail, 81 90 ; of FIVE,
IS 90; of ten 100 90; served bv carriers
six times n week u 90 per year; naid week
ly to carriers, 25c per week seven times
week, II 90 per year, paid weekly TO car
riers, soc per week; to newsdealers &c per
copy.
TUE TRY Published Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, 6 Goa wear; three
copies seventeen dollars FIVE copies, twen-
ty-seven dollars; ten copies fifty dollars
THE WEERLY-Two dollars year: three
copies five dollars; five copies, eight dollars;
ten copies, fifteen dollars; twenty copies,
twenty-five dollars
Additions can be made to clubs AZ any
time At club rates. Ten per cent. commits
sion allowed to Agents getting up clubs. In
the case Of parties who obtain premiums,
this commission will be deducted from the
amount of the premium.
Papers not sent unless paid:in advance,
and invariably discontinued al The end of
time paid for.
Remittances can be made at our risk in
drafts, post Office orders or registered letters
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The WISCONSIN Liquor Law.

For good, steady, safe business, re-
quiring scarcely any capital and making
abundant cash return for the time spent
commend us to the profession of Good
Samaritan in Wisconsin. The new liquor
law in that State makes intoxication a
crime. aud compels the intoxicated to
pay 81 day to any one who takes care
Of them during their lapse from grace
The Good Samaritan of the nineteenth
century has only to hire room for about
so cents day aud scour the streets for
the poor victims of folly. In any city
he can safely calculate on finding halt
a dozen suffering beings whom his gem
erous soul will yearn to succor. When
he has once conveyed them to his head
quarters his task is done. The cost Of
maintaining a man just recovering from
q drunken debauch will be merely nomi
nal. and the benefactor of his race will
be 10 receipt Of a steady stream of g
bilIs.-Chicogo Tribune