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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-12

CLOSING outsales OF Boots and shoes,
From now,I am selling out my entire
stock Of Boots and Shoes at cost. L. v.
Blond, 17 Main street.
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APPOINTED GuARD1AN.-on the Sd inst.
William yaas was appointed guardian Of
Amelia and oatharine, infant children Of
the late Louisa schewenchbeck- bond
$1,000. aas.a 5isis (,
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MATKloNIA1.-on Only three marriage
licenses were issued during the week end
ing Friday evening, 9th inst, from the
Recorders Office Of this county.
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HAVE your Photographs made at the
Partridge Gallery.
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PERsoNAI4-Judge Caldwell and wife,
of Arkansas, rein the city visiting reIa.
-tives. Judge O. is a brother otaB. F.
Caldwell, member of the City Council.
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MEETING or SUNDAY scHooI SUPER.
INTESDENr.-.A meeting OF the Sunday
School superintendents in this city is to
be held this evening in the lecture room
Of the First Presbyterian Church. The
object Of the meeting is to consider the
propEiety'oi electihg delegates TO the Ma.
tional Sunday School Convention TO be
held in Indianapolis, Arril17th, 1Sth and
10Th. Acordial invitation is extended to
superintendent and all Others friendly 70
the Sunday School cause, TO bOpresent at
the meeting this evening. Y
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APPOINTED cuRAToR.-Esq. Forbes
was appointed on the 9Th inst. curator Of
the personal estate Of Tic lare John Smith.
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IMPRovNG.-John JohnsOns lhe man
who was so seriously hurt while coupling
carsnear the Baltimore s Ohio machine
shops on the evening of the Sd inst, Is in
a fair way to recover, as We were inform.
ed by his attending physician, yesterday
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use OF Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, April ., ls7a,

Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. N tho following dc.
hundred and tWS eos Situated on 5osa Street I'm N
the addition to tho city OF Wheeling, Ohio coun.
ty, w. Va, laid out BY Noah Zane, Peter Var.
nall, j.. Fawcett and others, fronting on John
street sixty feet and running hack one hundred
and twenty feet more or less, 10 the alley situate
alley), with tho buildings thereon and thereto
belonging. Z :s.sLf .,i5Is ~ tBl
Terms OF eale, cash. -, ia.
Selling as Trustee, shall convey only such
title as Is vested In mo by eaid Decd Of Trnst
.janl7 .d.aa. JOHN REID, Trustee.
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Key FouSp.-A key found on Quincy
street, above Sixth, has been LETT at this
office for the owner.
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Il offer OF private sale tho Patterns, FlasEs and
Fixtures in Union Foundry, belonging to tho late
arm OF W. W. Miller q Co.
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease Of
teet by 65 feet centrally located with good light
which cannot be DISTRACTED, and contains all the
necessary appliances OF Arst-class Jobbing
Foundry. lSa FsE
For further particulars apply on tho promises
TO Il. B. MILLER,
1An9 I.-rla Receiver.
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GREAT reduction in Boots and Shoes at
I. v. Bonds, l07 Main street
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Y.M GyAs-An adjourned meeting Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
WILDE held at their rooms on Monroe
street. this evening at II o'clock. Among
the business which will be presented for
consideration, viii be the report Of the
committee appointed at the last meeting
to procure room for the Association
during the ensuing year. ~ lStE}l
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The average length Of the days ibis
week is twenty.four hours.
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Nnu Adrarflnnrnnnrn..

Private Sale Of Household & Kitchen
Furniture CJH it'ij 5alf, A
Wanted-A Book.keeper.
GsMendel, Booth s. 20. =.
Prices Reduced. sIrl 4
For Sale-House.
Wanted-Girls..
Notice q
List Of Letters. rt 4
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j ADMITTED TO BAIL Saturday after,
noon the preliminary examination Of Nc
Gahan, Charged with shooting Med Donald
on the night Of the 10Th plt., was held IN
the jail Esquire Fosbes presided, the
State being represented by j. II. Good,
Esq; the prisonerbyN Richardson, Esq.
Dr.. Frissell; attending p6ysician OF : The.
wounded man, testified that there was a
fair prospect of his recovery! Df. Hi.
dreth's testimony corroborated that of DR..
f. Other witnesses were then sworn
and gave their evidence as to the shoot
ing. When the examination, had closed,
Mr.. r, asked that his client be admitted
70 bail, Esquire f. being satisfied that
there was no longer reasonable doubt
Of the wounded mans recovery, granted
the request, aud fixed the penalty Of the
bond at 5000. The prisoner had noidif.
flculty IN securing bondsrien, anu he was
discharged. sl.st iil "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-12

PIANO TO RENT at sheib'sll Music Store,
Monroe street.
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THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il Deed Of Trust made to me by John Carney
and Mary Jane his wife, dated January 2, 1868,
and of record In the office Or the Recorder 81
Ohio county In Deed Book 10. b, page 100 i
win 61er at public sGle q ne ilont door 6f tic
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A WANT Supplied.

L l. u
Ielaim that II cannot be excellOd, Ist, In put
y and qualify; ID, In economy, because Il =
nItn and hard aB soon as made and will n0tb shrink
when exposed 70 tho atmosphere, like nos
scope 90. II will therefore wash half q nlte
more % The soaps now In market Of the sane
price "a Forpetiection In washing. You nln
WAsn with . pure, clean soap, or you cannot nav
clean white clothea. USe dIS Fdporin Soap ny
you, VIII have no more trouble getting yo1ii
clothes white and faultlesS, and guarantee "a!
y VII not tninre the akin or the most deLta1s
ia6riee: 4th, I claim for II an advantage OTaH
others in that twill bear leaving In water lo' !
o. ~ honrs Without lnjuring II. Other soaps ~
Senaered uselees By i6Egetting them in ne ~
o. basin aiter gling. Please enquire o. KY
grocer for the Rayorite Soap, and you Will "
convinced that II ID the best.
tN.4urIeE..Each bar Is stamped "hlatrr ss
n,,Ssesdl1eF FdB0flb Soap, .tIGngf Gcturtd " IL
BED. lgltseiln1, w Ha."' w.
Manufactured and sold NJ wholesale by
so -, ~. c ED%A lRI, sEID,
ang7g r.t Wheeling, W. Va
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10 Acres, ALI Cleared,

GALEoFVERY D SIRABEE REAL
- ESTATH-AN EXCELLRNT BUSINESS
STAND. by virtue Of the authority vested In
the undersigned by deed Of assignment nom
Ernst LAue, dated January 9th, 1874, and record
Cd In the Recorder's ofIlce OF Ohio county, Weat
Virginia. he viii offer for sale Of ppblic auction,
at the front door OF Tho Court House Of Ohio
county Aforesaid, on D. 4oifa mtl'. gtpai
SATURDAY, the nth day Of February, isf2,
at 10 O dock A. n. the following de5cribed desfa!
blereal estate, to-wit. Parts oflota numbered one
hundred and seventeen ll0 and thirty. seyen 40,
square, In the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
Wcst Virginia: said property fronting on Market
space twenty COZ feet and i've and 0ne-halG b10
inches, and running back westwafdly the safie
width TO the depth Of ninety.four @i) feet, and
situate on the north side OF said alley and west
OF said Market space. s
The toEhis of sald sRle will BE- one third OF the
purchase money eash IN hand, third In. elx
months from the day Of sale, with interest there
on from said day OF sale, and one.thlrd In twelve
months hon the Day Of sale, with interest there
on from said az q eale, the purchaser giving his
negotiable noteIWith personal security satisfac.
tory TO the undersignedsfor said deferred install.
ments, but the purchaser may pay his said notes,
ping Interest on the amount paid on said n0tGa.
Said property will be sold free from Incum.
hrAncos, except the right Of dpWeEin pectapcy
OF the wife OF said Laue, viii right win not
vest until the death Of Laue, and Is Of little con-
Sequence and may never vest. L q IflII
This property Is the most desirable Grocery
stand In this city, having three story brick
ianiS j. o. PENDLEToN. Trustee.
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold al the lOts, offered at $500 each,
except two, 1now offer ten lots fronting on Inc
east side Of Elm and Chestnut streets and 81.
tending 10 the river, Price from $500 70 $1,000
each. according to size and location. Terms,
one-fourth cash, residue In equal ailments at
- wv ' mo. +. a1tcHR1sT, s
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CRY oouScrI@TRe regular moSthly.
meeting Of the City Council win be held
tomorrow evening. We trust an ordi-
nance in reference to filling up the aisles
in public halls, churches, 60, will be-re-
ported and adopted; also, that the com.
mittee appointed to report . plan for mum.
boring the houses and changing thens
Of streets where there are two or more
bearing The same name, win be- on hand
with their report,
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NAAKntED oG4nE aICE. we heard,
late last evening, that a man, while skat.
ing on the ceioppOsite Benwood, on Sat-
urday night was styuckon the.hsad with
a stone by some one, and so badly injured
that he died yesterday morning between
six and seven o'clock, Our informant
could mot give US the name q ths party
killed, but he stated that he was a SON.
in'law Of the Rev. Mr.. Westlake. Il Is
not known by whom the deceased was
struck. Quite alarge number d persona
were on the ice at the time. The matter
viii be thoroughly investigated, doubtless,
and the name of the party guilty Of homi.
eide be ascertained.
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SALE OR RENT.

Tho BRICK HOUSE / reside in, on Main
street, between now and April /, 1874.
For Rent-0ne Small Frame House and one
Brick House, both on tho Island. Possession
given Immediately. Apply at THEODORE
F1NKS Feed Store, on Quincy ct. dec9S
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e"JuErRA Tar soArr cures enApped hands
saltrhoum, plmpleb, and ali eatahcous aneG-
tons, rendering mo skin son and amooth. Nan
ufaetured by cAswRLL, HAZARD 3 CO.,
s ss3s Y ,4R RGEEF''I Il 6'E Esff
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The Marble slab.-Its FleIibitits Ex.a
planned.

MIR, EDrToR:-Permit me to lay before
your readers q few facts in regard to the
flexible marble slab, lately in possession
Of Mr.. Holiday: a, l4G lad
In the debris OF houses destroyed by
fire, flexible marble slabs have frequently
been found. The flexibility is accounted
for in this way. Marble, being q form Of
limestone, may, like it, be calcined. This
calcination may be complete, breaking
down. and pulVerizing the crystals; or It
may he incomplete. In the case Of tie
slab in question, 1t was found that the
crystals were opaque under the micro.
scope, had o purverulent exterior, and q
hard resisting center. This goes TO show
that such crystal, or such group Of crys-
tails, has lost from It's exterior q portion
Of its Carbonic Anhydride, while the ex.
terror Of the crystal or group has remained
intact. This partial calcination allows
the crystals to ride upon each other in
such q way as to give the stone aexibility.
The surface Of the slab has not undergone
10 similar change, to the same degree, be-
cause, having been polished and exposed
to the weather, It has become hardened,
that Is, the crystals have become more
closely knit together; and also, perhaps,
because the cooling began'at the surface.
Marble, exposed to certain degree Of
heat will always assume this flexibility.
The. exact degree, of heat necessary
to produce this change, / ceunottell you.
There are some varieties of rock found
that are flexible. The itaeolamite, which
pertains TO the taIcose series, is flexible in
thin slabs. At Villa RIGA, Brazil, and in
the North Carolina gold regions variety
Of sandstone occurs which Is remarkable
for It's sfexibility. The following is,Ia
chemical analysis made by Messrs 81. N.
Mec.a and Charles E. Dwight Of d portion
OF Mr.. Holidays marble slab, and shows
its composition to be as follows:
nd L i =. ~ &. q
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The
following transfers of real estate were re-
corded OF the Recorders office during the
weel, ending Februarv Oh. ~ ~ et1'i
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Carbonic anhYdrldc.

Aluminium. ~
Magnesium.
The first two substances, OF course, form
the bodySof the marble. Yet the other
elements showed their presence very
Enthusiastically. All!these elements, OK.
eept aluminium, are usually found in the
mineral Calcite. The principal compo.
nent ofcommon clay Is an oxide Of alnmi.
mum, and 1t is quite prominent in this
marble, Iron is very frequently present
IN small quantities, giving various shades
70 the mineral. Magnesium sometimes
displaces the calcium to the extent Of fifty
per cent II then forms the mineral dolo.
mite, or magnetism limestone. { 4 9
February 10,
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OF FOUNDRYIFIXTU

D1f- 9fesil u n s4a .gl7 10 .l5II Il
Z, ,s,#s 1854 -gI,a...f,.. ...,.,t..
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ITEMS

By mutual agreement the two Ala
bama legislatu res melted into one on the
18th instant
Thurlow Weed is out in a long com
munication showing the great impracti
cability of carrying out the civil service
reform.
The proposition to make Wheeling the
capitol of West Virginia is likely to win
The House Committee on Postoffoes
and Post Roads have agreed to recon
mend the establishment of the letter car
rier system in all cities Of 10000 roPuia~
ton.
Joseph f. Davis, Of Cairo, was Instant
ly killed last Tuesday by the bursting of
a fly wheel
The London Times is all over in love
with the Presidents message. Who
cares
At an early day the House Committee
on Commerce viii report a bill favorable
20 the construction of the Atlantic aad
Great " estern canal.
Last Tuesday the House Com mittee on
Postoaices and Postroads fully agreed
to report bill declaring that the true in
tent and meaning Ct sections $50, and
l5l and l52 of the Postofice act, passed
last session, are that when one full rate
Of postage has been paid on mail matter.
( it shall be forwarded 70 its destination.
charged with the unpaid rate, to be col.
lected on delivery, and that no double
rate postage shall be collected where
such postal prepayment has been made
previous to distribution.
Stanley was engaged 70 deliver one
hundred lectures in this country for $50
COO lie delivered two in New York, in
the very heyday Of the excitement conse-
queut upon his arrival aud the manager
was content to pay the SIS 600 he had
put up for forfeit and terminate tie
engagement
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not be seen by the child As the hand
poined to the half hour the spirit said to
her The angel is at the window: |
must go Agnes sank on her knees and
shrieked. One of the bystanders told
her 80 20 to the door and see her faith er
ascend She arose and went to the
kitchen door, the apparatiOn adyar cling
along the wall beside her, repeating
goodbye end finally taking her by the
hand and kissing her She says she
plainly felt the clasp of cold hand, not
larger than babes, and felt the cold lips
pressed to her own. At the door she be-
held her father assume spotIess white
mantle, unfold a pair Of shining wings,
and with smile Of inefable sweetness,
aJat into the air she could not see his
companion bat one hand IS as lifted as
II he was led heavenward, while the other
was waved toward her az though bidding
her adieu. And 50 the vision vanished
into the sky nor has sound or voice or
sight made itself manifest since
N CONCLUSION.
Spree and time have compelled us to
curtail this wonderful account to the
merest outline We have not told the
ten tn part Of what was seen and heard,
and have told that little so imperfectly
that we feel we have done injustice both
to the witnesses Of the strange events
and to the reader. We have not made a
single statement except upon the most in
dubitable author ity, and unhesitatingly
assert that we devoutly believe every cir
Gu Instance narrated to be true As to
the cause, nature and object of the
strange visitation, we make no preten-
sions to penetrate the mystery which
surrounds them We simply relate the
unquestionable facts as they were told
t. US, and leave everyone TO form his
own conclusions according to the light
that God has given him.
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No Paner.

In strict observance Of a time honored
custom which is almost as old Ss Faust
himself we viii print no paper next
week in order that our deoH may G
racing and chasing over the country to
his young majesty entire content There
never was printer who liked to brake
through old rules and usages without it
be to-collect a few dollars when he
needs them most So remember, one
and all, no paper next week, and 4 thrice
happy Christmas to every friend to his
county Journal and extremely cold hash
to its enemies As Bill Arp would say,
"them's our sentemeEts, double distilled
and billed down to the quint essence of
nary take back"
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BrotherlY Love.

Let the leonine monster of the Repub-
lican Banner, with the dew-drops shaken
from his fierce and frey name, under>
stand us once for all, for we come now to
hurl into his ravenous teeth, words with
the bark on.-LOmSUiHe Courier Jour
nal
Ozark on, thou bench >legged fee. But
if you come too close, we'll just have to
drive your little stump-tail up with
clap>board.- Nashville Banner.
OF course they'll fight Who'll "bet
ON the stumpStail Flee p Commercial
Republican.
Well, wen go few suskens on the
'leonine monster" anyhow, just for the
sake of seeing EN- take a straight course
once in life time
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The Galveston News says the Central
road Of Texas, as soon as the connection
is made with the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas road at Red river, early in January,
will devote all its energies to the cons
struction of its branches, One of these,
and the most important, starts from
Navarro county, running through kauf
man and Hunt and intervening counties,
to point on Red river, probably cross
ing opposite,old Fort Townson, in the
Cnoctaw district, thence to Fort Smith,
connecting with branch of the Atlantic
and Pacific road, opening up one of the
finest countries on tie globe, and shorten
ing the ronte between Galveston and st.
Bbuis one hundred and twenty-five miles.
The Central railroad company are achiev-
ing a reputation for energy and financial
ability second to no other company in
the South.
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1873, 1874.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO SUB
SCRIBERS.
1874.
1873
THE BEST OFFER YET.
2 PAPERS FOR $2l

by especial arrangements we are En-
abled TO offer the following inducements
TO old as well az new subscribers;
From this time henceforward we will
furnish the BOLIVAR BULLETIN and the
American FARMERS ADVOCATE, to all
cash paying subscribers for TWO DOLLARS
per aunum. The Adr0cate is the Official
organ of the Agricultural Congress, and
is published monthly by the Advocate
Publishing Company, jackson, Tenn ,
and is alone worth more than double the
price asked for both papers.
To each person who sends US n club Of
lowe furnish the BULLETIN and ADVOCATE
free one year.
Call and see specimens at this Office.
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It is reported that during the presen4
session Of Congress, Mr.. Sumner viii
introduce bill for the abolition of the
Electoral College and allow the people to
vote direct for President -ErcHange.
Do II Chawlcs, and put it through.
Then your many sins win be forgiven
and even the blackness Of ashes that
mark where you stand will turn as white
as snow. You must DO something great,
noble and good to get forgiveness here or
hereafter, you old he abolition bowler
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As ! succeeded in getting = patent
granted me, on the 10Th day of August,
1870, on Cotton and Hay Presses, and
have manufactured and sold tor the two
seasons past, | now feel fully assured that
| can give perfect satisfaction to all who
may want to purchase = Press. | viii
manufacture and sell at Bolivar, Tenn,
for 5000 cash, and guarantee each Press
to work we'll | Will also sell tatn,
County and Royalty Rights on good
terms
! claim for my invention over all other
presses this: that my gripping blocks
used in pressing are cast in solid blocks,
with steel points therein, which grips the
upright iron bar as soon as the power is
applied, and holds fast As soon as the
poser is taken off the blocks VIII slide
down the bar perfectly lozse, ready for
renewal OF hold, a virtue which no other
press has The steel points mentioned
can be taken out and put in at pleasure
by any common smith in the country.
The II II that | use is the common
straight leaver, applied Iirect to the grip
ing blocks, which forces the follower
down on the cotton with great force and
without friction. The working Of the
gripping blocks on main bars forms a cOm-
piete rachel as natural as though they
were cast thereon, rendering 1t safe from
slipping My follower is run up and
down by rope and windlass, so arranged
as to work very easily.
For further information apply to me,
at Bolivar, Tennessee.
q. w. sWINEBROAD.
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Badly Managed

TIE Chattanooga Times Of last Monday
says:
We receive daily reports from Passen4
gers on connecting roads of accidents on
the South and North Alabama Railroad.
One occurred last week in which five
persons arc said to have been killed, an d
twenty wounded Another occurred
night before last in which the sleeping
car and two coaches were ditched, no
person was killed, but several were
wounded. We understand the reason of
these accidents to be the efnrt to make
40 miles an hour over new track. If
these statements are true, and we have
them on reliable authority, it seems to
US the management are very dereliet in
not checking their speed, instead Of
hushing up reports Of accidents.
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FrightfnI ExnIosinn.

Ga Friday morning last the boiler in
Waushs saw mill, on Black river,
Wayne county, 10, exploded with ter
rife force The mill was literally blown
to atoms. Pieces of the boiler were
hurled to a great distance fragments
were found nearly a quarter of mile
rolled out fat. -Four men, employees Of
the mill, were killed outright and three
others were dangerously wounded The
clogging Of the boiler~aues with mud is
the supposed cause Of tie explosion.