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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23

PERsoNAL,-We had the pleasure OF q
call yesterday from Hon. JOHN II. At
KENsoN, Of New Cumberland, the Han.
cock member in the Constitutional Con.
vention, who after the adjournment spent
some time in Indiana before returning
home. Whoever knows Mr.. ATKINSON
does not need to be assured that he was
one Of the ablest members of that body,
and that he represented Hancock with
Acceptability to his people and credit to
himself, as he always did while In the
State Senate.
We venture to add-as there seems to
be no longer any reason for Withholding
the neutrality-suspicious. Mr.. ATKIN.
KINsoN was the writer Of our admirable
letters. from Charleston this winter, over
the signature Of "HENNT," from which
the reader will learn that he is not only a
good legislator butt trenchant and grace
full writer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23
Republican State Convention.

The undersigned 10 directed BY tho Republican
State Central Committee 10 cali upon tho voters
OF the Republican party In West Virginia TO send
delegates to Convention 10 be held ut Grafton,
on the 93l day Of May next at 10 NJ. for thGpur.
pose Of choosing delegates to the National Re.
publican Convention, to bcheld ut Philadelphia,
on the 9Th day Of next June, and for the purpose
OF tEansactlng such other business as may then
seem appropriate, The Committee urge uI on the
Republicans Of the State the Importance ola full
attendance at the State Convention.
The Committee recommend
ThSt In each county, unless other arrange
ments arc made by It's Executive Committee,
the County Convention assemble Ut tho Court
House, on Saturday, the 18th day Of May next,
to choose delegates to tho State Convention.
That each County Convention Ill any vacan'
c!eS that may exlIt in the County Executive
Committee, so that full list OF tho Committee
may DO reported at the State Convention.
G. ". B. ALLIsoN,
Chairman State Executive Committee.
Rhelln7. March %, 1871.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23

nApPr RELIEF yoR Yd9So MEX nom the
hood restored. Nervous debility cured. Impe.
diments TO Marriage removed. New method OF
treatment New aud remarkable remedies,
Books and Circulars sent free, in scaled envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. .
South Ninth st.. Philadelphia, Pa. Apl9dGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23

Tie experiment of q narrow.gaugc
railway is soon to be tried in the vicinity
OF New York. The New Jersey Legisla.
ture recently granted a charter to a COM
pany authorizing it to construct three.
foot track from Jersey City to suGerus, a
point about thirty miles west on the Eric
read. The franchise is in the hands of
gentlemen Of enterprise and capital, and
US the new route runs through thickly
settled and desirable section, where pas.
Senger travel will be very considerable,
there is a prospect that the experiment
will be fairly tested under favorable cir.
Cumstances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23

THE Bangor Commercial OF tho 18th
instant says that the ice in the river at
that point was yet "neasly four feet thick
and very hard"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23
The Coming Crowd at Cincinnati.

IFFom Sundays Commercially
The indications arc that the strangers
here during the Convention week will
number high among the thousands, The
prroprietors Of the Burnett House inform.
Cd US, yesterday, that they could have
checked Oft all their rooms lonr since
had they chosen so TO do. The ST lanes
has been chartered by the Missouri moo W.
pie. Colonel Mcclure, Of PLiISGeInhio
has engaged rooms at the Gibson iInnS"
for a hundred Pennsylvanlans; and iSe
Iowa people have secured quarters at Tho
Walnut Street House. The fact that tho
present hotel accommodations will not he
equal TO tho emergency seems to have
dawned upon the mind OF the hotel peo-
pie here Arrangements arc now being
made 10 tit up additional quarters In
buildings on both sides Of the river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23
STRICTLY PURE AAD Of THE BEST QUALITY.

STRICTLT PURE AND OF TIE BEST QUALITY.
To families and Consumers, We giYo tho Gssttr.
drce that the "ENTERPRIsE BAKING PoWDER"
will prove fully equal, II not superior, 70 any
Bakink Powder that they have heretofore used.
TO THE TRADE.-our figures are lower than
any other Baking Powder now In tho market
Give the "ESTERPRlsE" trial, and be con.
yinced that It is tho 6tSt and ekeapGst Baking
Powder cold anywhere.
The money refunded In all cases when the
"ENTERPRisE BAKING Powder" does not give
entire satisfaction.
Sold by Grocers and Druggists everywhere.
ToABE, KRAFT 3 CO., PrOprIetOrs,
fobi9 Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23
A VOID CONSUMPTION.

No enemy TO the human race 10 moro TO DO
dreaded and Is more insldIous In It's approaches
than the too fatal destroyer Of health and hAppI.
ness Of myriads- "Consumption in Its ghGstly
FORM" The duty Of all 10 to guard against lie
first advances. This may be done by tie timely
use OF DIR. TUFTS EPPECTORANT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23
ON MARRIAGE.

Or; TUFTS Hair Dye is Harmless.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23

Losses rNTHE GLOUCESTER FISHERIES,
"A correspondent Of the Boston Journal
says the loss of property and lives in the
Gloucester fisheries during the first three
months of the present year was five yes.
sells, Of an aggregate tonnage of three hun.
dred and eight tons, representing value
OF 5000, and forty.iour lives. For the
corresponding period of last year, seven
vessels were lost, OF a total tonnage of
three hundred and sixty.tour tons, valued
at $S0,sOO, and forty.two lives lost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23
(MERCHANTs' BLocKJ

Exceeds anything Of tho kind ever presented In
wheeling. The immense stock OF Foreign and
domestic Dry Goods opened and now on exhibi.
lion Will be sold at astonishlng,y low prices,
Having purchased most Of our stock from i'm.
porters and manufacturers by the package. en-.
Ables us To sell at less than the usual prices and
all persons In want OF good goods arc respectful.
" invited 70 give us IN early call and save mon
ey. We offer this morning
60 pieces Grenadines, new styles, from Is to Soc.
Al, l0 PIECES Figured and Striped Piques, splen.
800 pieces Fancy Plaid and Striped PoplIns
for 12kc. ''N'
100 pieces Japanese Silks at almost any price.
Fancy and Black Silks from 81 IS 10 81 30. La.
dies and Childron's ReAdy.Made Suits at greatly
reduced prices. Our Shawl Department. has
about 1000 OF the latest styles Of shaWis and
scarfs, OF all qualities and at any price. our
trimming Department has large stock Of the
best quality Of Ribbons, all widths: Gimps. SIIk
and suit Laces, Embroiderles, Buttons, etc., etc,
Also full line Of the celebrated Nilsson Kid
Gloves, said to be superior to anything yet pro.
duc0d In the market Our HoIsery Department
Is supplied with almost 900 dozen f all Qualities
aaa i6 sizes, some worth CSC TOR l2Xc, and as low
as lOc pair. White Goods, Swlsses, NainsoolEs,
Bishop and Victoria Lawns. Jaconets, plain and
striped, good quality, ut 25c. A handsome as.
sortment OF Paras0s and Umbrellas cheap.
CLOTHS, CaeRimeres, Jeans and CottonAdes In
great abundance at almost any price. Bleached
and Brown Muslins, Sheetings, Table Linen,
crashes, Towels, ETC., etc, very low. In short,
AZ Kinds Of goods to be found In the market.
Dolly warden Dress Goods, etc., in great variety.
P.S.--We are also sole agents for the MayByille
city. r anil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23

Dr. Tut: BosroN, Feb. 0. 1870.
Dear Slr-Will you please inform mo at what
druggist, In New York, can get your expecto-
rant, Rs can use Of 1t TO advantage, having
seen the effect Of It on friend OF mine. am
fully satisfied that 1t has but TO DO tried 70 estab
lish It's merits: 1t works like magic. What is
your Wholesale price, delivered In Now York !
Let mo know where II can be had for the present
In New York. and will communicate further
with you ct another time. Very truly yours,
W. II. BARRON, 96 Summer 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23

Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON will in few
days address letter to Judge PETERS, of
Maine, through the press, on the subject
OF consequential damages in connection
with the Treaty Of Washington. He will
take the ground that we cannot reason.
ably insist on such damages under tho
treaty ----.- IL -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-16
Republican Ascendancy Vitat tt
the Nation.
BY yICE-PREsIDENT CoLFAX.

When, in 1866, President Of the
United States, aided by his entire cabi-
net, by able Senators and Representa-
tivss. and many other distinguished men
turned the whole power of his admins
tration against the party whose mis-
placed confidence had entrusted it into
his hands, it was fashionable for those
who supported him to exclain: "The
Republican party having fulfilled its mis-
sion of destroying slavery and vanquish-
ing rebellion. it is time now for new or
ganizations and associations" But it
proved to be party with n stronger
hold on the popular heart than any OF the
political parties OF this century; and in-
stead OF being overthrown by this threat.
ening secession, il came out Of the con-
test stronger and more powerful than
before.
What would have been the results to
the nation and its interests, to those great
principles for which so much has been
achieved since 1866, if Congress in
sympathy with President johnson had
been chosen by the people, instead of one
hostile to him and his policy-if the COM
pact and united Republican organization
had been disbanded and new parties
formed-it is SO we'll understood now
that need not detail them.
Again, the unity of this organization
sanctilied though it has been by so much
patriotic blood and so many sacred tears,
stirring, as it has, the conscience OF the
nation to its profoundest depths, prayed
over by so many pious hearts. and with
history of which millions are so justly
proud-is imperiled by attempts to rend
it asunder into two antagonizing national
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-16
The Heather Reports.

Commerce ia not the only thing bene-
flied by the reports OF the Signal Office.
The agricultural intcrest--that great IN
terest which is, especially in this country,
paramount is beginning to feel the ben-
eticent influence OF those reports. 80
highly have the reports risen i'll the es-
TEEN of the farming communities that,
at The late meeting Of the Board OF AZ
ricuIture in Washington, resolutions were
adopted calling on Congress for provis'
ion to extend tho system Of weather re-
ports so that farmers throughout the
Union may avail themselves Of the infor.
nation. Besides these resolutions, and
the applications which have been receiy.
ed here from almost every chamber of
commerce, every seaport and every lake
port for the extension OF further encour'
agement by Congress 10 the operations
OF the Signal Office, applications are also
cominy in from owners OF steamboats,
and corporations and merchants interest
ed in the navigation of the great rivers
of the interior, urging appropriations to
enable the office 10 establish system oi
river sounding~. so q 20 give Information,
in advance oi low water and OF Hoods.
IAN examination of lh.- subject says
General Myer. % hia last report. shows
that, by tho addition OF the two words
per day to Il single one OF lie cipher re-
ports already had from the river stations
the requisite information might be given.
and that the expense OF the necessary
apparatus weuld be trivial" The Gen.
cral believes that if enabled by the re-
quisile appropriations, he can prevent the
bursting OF the levees on the Mississippi
by giving timely warning of the rise oil
that river to the lcvee superintendent,
and thus save from destruction anu dam.
age million OF dollars worth OF property.
-CorreSp0ndeace " y. World.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-16
Stlftt STORY.
JOHN RAYNOLD'S LESSON.
BY $. ANNIE FROST.

What is the matter. little woman ?"
Only tired, john"
Lima Raynolds looked up as she spoke.
to smile bravely into the face bending
anxiously over her.
Tired, Lina2" he said, lifting the
little figure as he spoke. and taking his
wife like child upon his knee. what
have you been doing to tire you ?"
"Only the days work. Don't worry.
john" for shade passed over the kindly
face.
II don't worry; but l can't see what
makes you complain so often OF being
tired. am sure the house work aint so
much. Other women do it '
There was just a little fretfulness In
Johns tone, though he did not mean TO
be unkind.
II know they do. Mrs. Harper has
four children, and takes care OF them, in
addition 10 house work, besides doing
piles of sewing. Perhaps, John, 1t Is
because have not bad experience in
country work. and don't manage well.
! will learn better alter while. Now
tell me what you did in town."
II did quite well. Sold the whole
crop Of wheat at good price, and put
another installment in the bank for the
Stanley farm"
Your heart is set on that farm, John. !"
Indeed il is, Let me once own that,
clear of debt, and shall be a happy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-16

Plain Language to Untruth(M
Buu.
Br PELEG WALES.
Which is Shy reply.
And nv language il cool,
That for ways thai are sly
In shensnigsn. Bull,
You beat all creation. swan; you are AS so, rs
~ obstinate mule.
las no good to call namssl
But eOncei min this ru.s
About lndireck claims,
And the Albany muss
There's story I've laid ous TO tsIl-ssrdieI, ior
Instance, as thus;
All, Jim was his name.
And his cattle and swine
Pretty frekently came
And broke over the lnei
For We live close together, though he ws dis
tant relation OF mine.
Ny house was bran new;
And nv garden the beat;
And my Shannons they grew
Like potatoes possessed,
Aad Jim, gittin' jealous, threw stones at my hen
as she sot on her nes;.
went OF for week,
when he grabbed up the az,
And the cowardly sneak
Gave = couple of whschs,
Which he stove in my fence and my door. and ,hs
beasts folleIed in his tracks.
Those ere horned critters ct
The corn, lstiis and peas,
And 4 drove of hogs met
In the butter and cheese,
AID through basement and pantry they w.llersd
IN cooked yittles up 10 their knees.
They capsizsd the hot stove;
The flames dArted and broke
Through the ceiling above,
And-ah, JOHNNY, no joke
srro,e, and them ruins takin' The quiesesi
kind Of y smoke.
Jin,-he'd .cooted home,
And had locked himself in;
To the wiadcr he come,
And remarked with grin,
Don't be mad for acre cousins" says he, land
We ought 10 be cronies aginv
James save l, "prehaPs
You have lii as you chose,
But you've burned mp my traps,
And I'm free 20 suppose
Ii you are the person think, You will pay me Tor
these and those"
Then calmly spoke James,
"I'm sorry. Aud more,
will paw direct clNms
For the loss you have bore
III correct all the damage Eve done-heresa dol
lar for breaking your door"
Which, you see, must wait
Like al owl on a limb;
But I'll catch, soon OF late,
That ere joeulsr Jim,
And, BY jingOl I'll wallOp him blind and head
III erect on him
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Aofttg.
Pfain Language from 1rufhfat
Ruif.

Plain Language from 1rtfhT"t
BttN.
AFTER BRRr RARrs.
Which wish TO observe
And my language is clear
That for eooness and nerve
And demands that run dear,
r.sIs Sam /. a little excentric, which the terms
not bit too severe
Alb, sam i. his name,
And quite ready am
To adrai, that his aim
Is make rue stand sam"-
Ru, his bill is trihe expensive, and don't care
TO pay for the same.
Which I'd tam see way
For 70 smooth down his pride,
And sm ready 10 pay
for ais friendship beeide,
Provided he'll trade in sbe notions but his mouth
be mustn't open too wide
which OF course there's a touch
of kindred feel
Aud I'm glad to do much
Hs feelings to heal
Bus his vanity. everlasting it waEts too much
plaster deal!
So tho lraaty's froAt,
Which greatly deploys,
Tiloe and trouble sre lost
sht made chap swoIe;
Asd sam, veil YOU see, hell .sl nothing all alone
os h.s askln. for more.
whch Is why aIilrm--
Aud my language is fair
That although ht may "sQurm,"
And although he nav "rair'-
Dol't be very much wiAh he'll I,t ui Which /
son't think a. likely hs AIR
london gAA,
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MAO are authorized

NaO ars autleII4~'t 70 INVN1Fs 'O'
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what health is to the body--it preserves
a constant ease and serenity within u.s.
and more than countervsils all the caiam-
tiles and alflctions which can possibly
befall us. =,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-14
Leopold Christ VS.. Charles A. GOrsuch

fe6 q mig Sheriff of the Parish of orlaans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-14
Samuel X. BertrOn VS.. William Il. stewart
and j. r. Powell.

and J. X. Powell.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans. No. 26O5.-By virtue of writ
of tieri acias, to directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' hx
change, on Royal street, between Canal and Gus
city on SATURDAY, February "a, 1879, at twelve
o'clock NJ -
frud ant, William r. Stewart, in and to the follow
/. 4 CERTAIN LeT OF GROUND, situated in the
Third District of this city, in square comprised
within Levee. Clouet, Charities, late Moreau, and
Montegut streets, measuring three hundred and
forty feet three inc and four lines front on
UoGet street, by tso hundred and ifty-ise feet
nine inches and three lines in depth and front on
each of said Chaitres and Levee streets or Public
,. A CERTAIN OTHER PORTION OF GROUND.
situated in same district and square, measuring
seventy three feet six inches front on Charities
street by one hundred and twenty feet in depth,
between parallel lines
;. A CERTAIN OTHER PORTION OF GReUNDj
situated nearly in the centre of the square, at
distance of about one hundred and two feet from
Levee street, one hundred and thirty-eight feet
six inches four lines from MOntegut street, and
hund ed and twenty feet from Moreau street, adj
ionuing the side nearest ClOuet street, the
property first above described, and measuring on
that side one hundred and twenty-sx feet one inch
and six lines, on the side nearest Leyee street one
hundred and forty-twO feet six inches, on the side
dearest MOntegut street one hundred and twent, :
SIX feet one inch and six lines. on the side
nearest Moreau street one hnndted aud forty'two
feet ST inches. Witch sud described lot of ground
communicates on one side with Levee street by an
aleywav twenty feet wide by ABOUT one hundred
and two feet in length
4. A CERTAIN OTHER PORTION OF GROUND
district in the square bounded by ClOuet,
ChaTtres, late MORGAN, Montegut and Royal late
s,asacalvo, streets, measuring two hundred and
hfty-G I've feet nine inches and three lines front on
MOTtau Charities street by one hundred and
seventynine feet eight inches and five hines deep,
. between parallel lines.
5 A CERTAIN OTHER PORTION OF GROUND,
situated in the same district, in square bounded by
Clouet, Charities, late MORGAN. Royal, late Casa
calyO. and Louisa streets, measuring one hundred
and twenty-Our feet front on Chart:p5 street, by
Que hundred and twenty nine feet seven inches and
four lines ia depth between parallel lines, forming
corner of Clouet and Charities streets. Being the
same property purchased by said William r.
Stewart from j. Sym anski by act passed before 7.
.. Stark notary public in This city, in 1870
Seized in the above suit
Tcrms-Cash the spot.
C. s. SAUVINET.
ia23 fr. p Sheriff of tfe Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-14
SHERIFF'S SALES.

w. ID. Weaver vs.. Jeremiah Colmau-
Fifth District Court for the parish Of orleans
No. 2s86 Patrick Martin vs. jeremiah Coleman
Sixth district Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 278l.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO wRTTs OF FIERI FACIAS
ID to me directed by the honorable the said
net aS"Hs eh f9T dhe viii
coed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street, between
District of this city, on THURSDAY, February 49,
1872, at twelve O'clock NJ, the following described
ALL The RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of the
defendant, jeremiah Cofman, or Co eman, III ana 10
a certain lot of ground, together with all the I'm,
provements thereon and all the rights, ways ana
privileges thereunto belonging or in anywise apptr
tanning situated in the FIRST District of this city IN
Marc NOW Magnolia). Poydras and st. Mary (now
Locus Streets which said lot is designated oy the
number seven of square number twenty on a pan
of John Gravier, deposited in the once OF y. W.
Morgan, late Sheriff Said lot measures sixty-three
feet seven inches and two lines front on Lafayette
street. sixty-one feet five inches and four lines on
the rear line by depth of one hundred and thirty
eight feet Fix inches and four lines on the line
toward Magnolia stree. and one hundred and forty
two feet OH the other side line as per sketch all
nexed to an act of sale before William J. Castel
tary public in this city, dated August 6, 1866
by purchase from Emily Lise Wagner and Louisa
Maria Wagner, per act passed before siid notary
Castell. on the said sixth day OF August, 1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction,
the said property will be definitely adjudicated to
the highest and last bidder for what it will
bring at twelve mouths credit, the purchaser fur
nishing bond with good and solvent security, bear
ing III per cent interest per annum from date, and
PAY meat. Said purchaser shall have to deduct
and pay in cash the amount OF printing sheriff
ana cerks fees ecsay aoSs Two na apd
municipal taxes. the amount of which is not yet
ascertained. ----
ftl3 81 % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans