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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27
That Portland FfzzIe.

K1NGwooD, W. Va, July go, 1872.
To the Editors Of tho IntGlllgcncer:
In the Register of the 29d inst, now be.
lore me, see an exaggerated account d
the "Ringite" Convention held at Port,
land, this county, on Saturday last. II
was not Large Democratic meeting
1t was a miserable iarce--a tizzle-there
not being over seventy.fve "Ringites''
present during the entire day. There
was no enthusiasm, or anything approach.
ing it, If the Register men expect to carry
this election by downright falsilying, they
will be badly mistakenGd when tie votes
arc counted on election day, especially in
this county, where some OF the very best
Democrats are for Jacob,
Mr. Long, in his report says that there
was but one Jacob man in the "Ringite"
Convention and that he was kicked out
1t is true, they did Dust Col, Gus. Gresap,
but then why was it that they did moi
treat Isaac Startzman, Of Union township,
a Jacob IMAM the same WY? l presume
the managers OF the ring" could answer
If they would. .''A
Permit ME to assure YOU, Mr.. Editor
that the followers of the oil Prince arc
dead in the shell" in the mountains Of
old Preston; and that every day the Jacob
nolnnn is growing stronger and stronger;
and from all that l can learn from The
different parts Of the country, l believe
that it will be sale to set Gov. Jacobs
majority down at twelve hundred,
and the majority against the Lawyers
Constitution at about fourteen hundred.
l aim to state facts, and, no doubt, have
under estimated the majorities.
The voice that will 90 up from old
Preston on the 22nd OF August will be
such as to atrike terror and dismay 10 the
hearts OF The poor, deluded "Ringitesn
Before concluding this permit mo 10
assert that every honest man that was
present at Portland on Saturday. Goth
inst, will bear witness to the truth OF nv
statement when LRssert that the "Rinc.
ties" convention heldat that place on that
day, was one Of the Grandsst lFizzles of
the age in the shape of a-"Grand Rallyn
It did not contain as much enthusiasm "a
q good township meeting.
Yours, &c, 81. Mac
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27
A Coup d,E,at in Jefferson.

The Democratic Convention in Jetfer.
son on the 2lst, for denomination OF coun.
~ officers, broke up in the biggest kind
OF arrow. II seems that the Shepherds.
town and Harpcrs Ferry interests formed
II combination against the Charlestown
end Of the county, there being already IL
bitter leud, rs our readers will remember,
over the location Of the county seat. The
combination carried the day over the
heads Of the ChNrlcstownitcs, till it
brought forward the name of Mr.. BELTz-
HOOVER TOR the House Of Delegates, we
helievc) This wrought the exaspera.
ton of Charlcstown up TO the fighting
pitch. Mr.. BELTzuoovER is a Pennsyl.
vanian, and consequently carpet.bagger.
When "BELTzY" was proposed one old
fellow sprang to his feet and swore by all
the Confederate Stars and Bars that they
were not going to stand that-not going to
be oyerrun by carpct-baggors. orally
Company B!" heshouted, ,sand drive out
the -" applying some very vigorous
epithcIs to the shepherdstown party,
Company Brallied. The Charlestownians
sprang up, pulled out revolvers, and
brandiShcd knives, and sworc they were
going to clean out the ranch. The shep.
herd.Ferryitcs were not prepared to see
things take this turn, and they went at
once, some through the doors, some out Of
the windows in every imaginable man
ncr of exit, and in very few moments
Charlestown was master of the situation.
This is substantially the storyas it
comes through citizen of Jefferson. The
breach in tho party is past all surgery
and the Camden party in that county is
hardly worth the expense Of funeral.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27

THE omission of nomination for Con
gress by the Republican Convention a,
Piedmont means, wo understand, that
Hon. A. Il, BoTEIER, Of Jefferson, will be
an independent candidate. Mr.. BorE1Er
is an able man, used to be an old Wing
and was the successful competitor OF Mr.
FAULKNER in days ante.Jell,sm. If Mr.
BoTELEE is candidate, he will probably
be supported by all the Republicans as
well as by the anti.Ring Democrats. 1t
is expected Mr.. FAULKNER will be the
Democratic nominee, and il he should be
and Mr.. BoTELEE is his competitor Mr..
FAULKNER will stand an excellent chance
of being beaten.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27

Mr. CRACRAFr writes card for oul
columns this morning to say that he die
not use in his speech at Welbburg, the
(morc forcible than elegant remark about
what ought to be done with the Demo,
Gratis of the State il they elected Jacob
attributed to him by our correspondent
Brooke" The Herald says one of the
orators used this expression:
by the Eternal il you Democrats OF
Brooke do not vote for the new Constitu.
ton and stand by the ParkCrsburC nomi.
nces, you need never more expect the
Democratic party TO stand up Tor you"
That We suppose, on account of its
JAcEsoNIAN flavor, would DO allowable;
but whether the Wollsburg Democracy
like to be threatened that way may be
open to doubt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27
Card from Mr.. Cracraft.
WHEELING, .J,lv % /,

To The Editors Of the lntelEgsnecr.
livery seldom pay any attention to the
anonymous letters which appear in tbs
newspapers, yet l feel called upon 10 do.
ny the false charge made against me in
your issue Of yCsnttlay by a writer Of
Brooke. The letter bears evidence Of nj
feeling towards me, and the charge that
1said that 'ir the Democratic party sun.
ported hcoSlthat it would be sunk a
thousand miles below h-w shows that,
such statement never was made or
dreamed of by me in my speech at Wells.
burg orahy other place. ~ Fly
Very Respectfully,
E, 3. CRAcRAFT, .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27
Special Notices.
To RelIere PaInn, CholIc, MAkefnlnea., Ia

Such iS the popularity OF this Remedy, that II
has induced some unprlnclpled persons TO coun.
almost word for word, even to the color and old.
inI Of tho same. An Intelligent and honest pub.
lie will frown upon such attempts Of deception,
and we shall hereafter prosecute 10 the full OK.
tent Of the law all parties who, by making, sell.
Ing or buying. shall infringe on our copy right,
The ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE Child's Cure when
Teething, .LAUGHLTNS INFANT CORDIAL,
10 prepared By IitttA'L slNA i4Dli 'sl
tAUGHLIN BROTHERS d co.
Copyright entered and secured according To
act OF Congress. feb9B
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27
DROPOSALS.

dissolution OF PARTNER.
- SHIP.-The partnership heretofore eyI,i.
Ing between the undersigned, known By thts,n
name Of Miller, Mcdonald l. Co., was this dli
mutually dissolved, John S. Mcdonald and ".
X: Mcdonald Withdrawing, and John Miller mi
Chas. X. Boerner remaining. byWhOm The b..
ness.will be conducted NJ formerly under n,
iirm name Of Miller " Boetner, who are Ga,hof
zed to pay all debts against the Grm and cole
all claims dine Tho same
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27
MnLynLn, PLA., sept. %, 1soo.

Dr.. WIN. II Tut. ID u.s.
Dear 6ir-1n my young days. was rather wild,
and became the victim Of a lOathsome disease
wa4, treated BY, IN eminent physician, aud
thought was cnred. After moving 70 thls State
was hoifiHed Of finding that the disease waa
making ttS appearances! Ggaln, in a secondary
ent parts OF my body. ! also became AFFLICTED
with severe Rheumatism I employed different
phys!ctRne and used van ouBpatent medicines for
month";, Hb 70 no purpose. Dnring visit to
Jacksonville saw your SaTSaparillA and Queen's
Delight, and concluded TO tyit, have taken a
aozen bottles, and believe that the poison Is en-.
tirely driven nom my System intend contin.
uing 1t, however, To make sure thing Of 1t. At
the request OF your Agent l send this 10 you,
You 1eeAt 4lbertyto use II as you like.
You're rnBpecnplyy JoHN II. 9utLPoRD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27

The North Carolina correspondents Of
the New York papers generally conccdc,
so the telegraph says, that that State will
golRGpublican. The election will occur
next Thursday. Thonext election In or:
der will be Kentucky, on the 9th prox.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27

Liver Complaint. and Biliopsness.
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iul influence on the Liver, and will with certain.
~ relieve that important organ from (l sease and
restore Its normal functions. Tsf'ET
Dr.. Tufts Hair Dysls Sold Everywhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-27

To the People Of West Virginia.
At the earnest solicitation Of numerous citizens
from al parts Of the State, have consented to
be an independent candidate for reelection for
WV 0D'Ne " N0 III. jacob,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-16
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-16
How Grant Get Some Valuable
Property In chicago.
HOW J. RUSSELL JONES GOT TO BE MIN
IsTER TO BELGIUM.
How the swedes at Bishop Hill were Swim
died
IRON lhs Ohieago Tribuns. AuE. $.


Some excitement has sprung up 10 the !
Bishop Hill Colony of Swedes, in Henry
County, Illinois, over n discovery made by
them that certain lands, which they supposed
they owned, on the outskirts OF the City of
ChicHgo so acres, more or less), had been
conveyed by one Of the Trustees Of said col
ony, without their authority, TO ). Russell
Jones, United States Minister to Belgium,
foran inadequate compensation. The colony,
a short time since, employed . lawyer TO
make an investigation, but 10 consequence
Of the destruction Of the public records oy
fire, be made slow progress. Finally ne
ascertained land this was an accidental uls'
coverYl that, some time after tue conVeyanoe
~ he land nv Olof johnson, the Trustee TO
tonso which was on the 2gth Of December,
1856 ZONES conveyed \ portion OF Il, des-
,.;h.A h,,lov,. 10 Ulysses 5. Grant, OF Wash
;n,,,on ID @, for the consideration of one
Jp1Isr ON the 2Oth OF May, 1863, aud Was
! i'm ro.diately thereafter appointed Minister
| 20 Belgium. The description Of the land
con yeyed By Jones 10 Grant 10 as follows I:
An undivided 4 Of the ". Of the N W J Of
the NE4 Of Section 10, Town 30 Range 10,
| containing 20 Acres ere Or less; also an undi.
vided OF the ". Of the Of the + Of
said Section l5,cOntaining 20 acres, more or less
also an undivided Of that part Of the ! Of
the " ! Of the S + Of said Section 10, which
1 lie, north Of the road known - the Barry Point
Road, coutaining ID acres and a irbctiou also
| an undivided Of th S % acres Of the OF
the 8 W OF said Section Is in the County OF
] Cook and State Of Illinois; consideration, 81.
The deed recites that the property had
been held in trust by Jones for Grant, but
| M auch trust WAS shown OF record, and ii
ia noted that Mrs. Jones relenquished dow
or, whereas she could have no dover in
property held in trust by her husband. The
Bishop Hill Colony claim that this property
belongs TO them, aud they have presented &
formal request to President Grant to convey
it back to them, 10 which no response has
yet been returned.
A further investigation Will probably
show that this property belongs 10 th,
! Bishop Hill Colony, aud that n Court o
Equity will so decree that after Joue
bought it, be concluded 20 let Gran. int,
the speculation. ard drew on him for
/ portion Of the purehsse-money; that b.
aod part of i. short time before he Wa
? appointed Minister 70 Belgium, sud REMIT
ed 10 GRAFT g 900 as hi4 shsre Of he pro
! ceeds Of the sale, ard madd him deed 70
the remainder Of toe land. II the BisEol
/ Hal Colony were swiudied, We judge tins
!. Grant was not knowing to that fact. "
Judge, slso, that the profits OF Ihes speculate
had considerable influence u the President
mind when be designated Jones as AIoi'te
TO Belgium, for there has not been a NOR
unfit appointment made since Columbu
discovered America.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-16
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CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-16
WILL HE ANSWER :

The ksvanee Independent says Mr. Haw.
Icy is to speak there this evening, the 10th j
aud add, the following
This viii afford Mr. Hawley an oppor.u-
nifty OF telling our people whether be is in
favor Of tariG for protection or tariff for
revenue. This is question in which our
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main question Is regards the selection Of g
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$500 100000 annually from the people for
the benefit Of manufacturers. ls Mr.. Haw-
ley IN favor Of continuing the system Of rob
berry Of the people for the benefit Of the
man ufAeturers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-16
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-16
From The N. y. IrlSuos, Aug 70, 1874.


GREELEY AND THE KNOW NoTHINGs "
Under this head the Chicago Eeeaino
Journal repeats its old story how, in 1856
AS it said At frstl, or IN 1858 or 1854 las il
says now, Mr.. Greeley met Know Nothing
Committse, in chamber over some apothe.
oArys shop in thiS city, and offered to sell
out the Tribune to the Native Americans
f5r-Thiriy Six Thousand Dollarsl We do
not pretend to deny one in a hundred Of the
wicked Inventions about Mr. Greeley With
which the Press Of the Accumulation
teens, buI to this absurd piece Of falsehood
the Tribune has gwen a full and sufficient
denial, pronouucing the author Of it "a bad
minded liar, who never had a shadow of an
excuse for hia fabrication"-A statement
which We hereby distinctly repeat. We said
that the author Of the fiction would sneak
out Of 1t as quietly a. possible y and so he
does. HE il, says the Journal, "a bust
ness man, and not an active politician, and
prefers that his name should mol be- pub
lished Ia connection with the controversy"
We have no doubt that such is his prefer
ence, most decidedly.
The Journal BY way Of backing up its
msndAoity reprints an extract from an arti-
Gle in The Tribune, March %, 1861
"about the time it says, when Mr.. Gree
"ley vas ready TO sell out to the Know
"NothingS." Turning TO the article 10
question, we fad it TO be a discussion Of the
evils OF maintaining their old national pre-
JUDGES by adopted American citizens. There
IL nothing very wonderful about i, we have
written and printed great many just like
1t. Bat here is part of it which th4 Jour
nal took special pains, for a special reason.
motto copy, viz
IL Is a sad spectacle to behold NAtiviSm
taxing The form Of secret society, and en-
ueA'orng to gain complete control over the
vote. OF the country by means BETTING Ihe
PohteAl darkness Of the middle ages in
stead Of the light which nov vilds the peaks
o. democracy, and may descend down the
sleeps into the broad vAlleysn
This Ia from the Ariicie which ~ NJ;
cAgo Journal Adduces 10 nvovs ~. IN ~
Gteeley wa. ready to sell the Tribune for
InIty,oiA Iho1Hand Dollarul at ia al,o
fact says this truth-tsllin0 ,has, ,th.,
the Tribune did not come ont in g.. 'nA'
position to Know-Nothingism mil .s
"his proposition to become II. g. -.' eI
rejected" And yet the extract SA;.h Ns
have above printed is from the verv S,,;ols
which the Chicago Journal Gdduces 10 nrov.
that MI. Greeley was bargaining with ,bs
h--s;a Some lies are skillful aud ,oms
clumsy bat this 10 about the olums;s.,
paper for = weak news
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-16

n C y "a: A: s'n'sr and O. spiasl, Agents for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-16
sPnCrAL rgorrcrg.
PulmOnie Syrup
Sea Weed Tonic,
AND
Are the only Medicines needed TO cure Con-
sumption and there are bat too things
TO do 10 make the lungs heal,

First. The liver aud stomach mutt be got
into good, healthy condition, for when the
lungs are wasting the whole body is wasting,
aud the food of a consumPtivs, even if be has
an appetite. does not Ourish the body. If the
stomach and liver are loaded with slime, it lies
there, aud takes the place Of food, consequently
the patient has no appetite, or very little, and
the gastric juice cannot mix With the food, which
lies IN the stOmash, and spells or sOurs, and
passes OF without nourishiI 8 the system.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-16
Liberal Senatorial and Repre-
sentative Convention,

TIE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN AND DEMO
! CRATIC Voters OF the 2ist Senatorial District OF
the state of Illinois all who tavOr the election of
Greeley ana BrDwu, who are opposed 10 the cleo
ton ofGuut And Wilson, are requested 20 send del
egates 90 Convention, to be held az the Court
House 10 Rock Island on Monday, the ninth tgthl
day Of September A. n 1872. nj O'Clock y. m, for
the purpose Of nominating one candidate for the
STATE senate, and candidates for the House OF Rep
rczentatives OF this state and transact such other
business a. may come before the Convention.
The basis OF representation will he the whole vote
cast for Presidential Electors Ia ist,s TO wit: one
delegate Tor every 800 votes cast for said electors
The two counties composing said Senatorial dis
trict will be entitled 20 the following number Of del
cgdtes IN said Convention, upon Tins ba-is Of repre-
sentaiion, 70 wit Rock island Henry u.
L. f.. DlMlCK, Henry Co,
H. n. MAYO, Rock Island Co.,
For the Liberal Republicans
r. G.. AYRES, Henry Co.
J. = DRAKE, Rock Island Co.
For the Democrats
Rock Island. Aug 18th. 1872