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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28
How IL BeIlaire Squire gave Pair
Of Marshall Co. BHTbaTIaBG Les
IOn IN ManneIs.

How IL BeIlRiTe Squire gave IA Pair
Of Marshall Co. LIHIbaTiHDS a Les.
son IN Manners.
prom tho BelAirc Independently
On Thursday Of last week two Of our
best citizens, both Of them tx Justices OF
tho Peace, visited our neighbOring city,
Wheeling, on business, This business
finished, they started 10 return home by
the B & o, train. Overlooking with
good humor they held pleasing CONVEX
saliUn between themselves on various
topics In tho seat behind them were
two young gentlemen from Marshall
county, W. Va, They had been to
Wheeling to see the sights and get ready
tor Christmas They had their hair care.
fully trimmed, nicely oiled and arIisliCal.
~ Combcd down on their iOrehcAds. One
Orihcm had purchased "moulh organ"
aud to his own qualification and the dis
gust Of most Of his neighbOrs, blew sweet
sounds lhCIelrom. Squire q. requested
VERY politely the amateur to keep quiet
for u while; but the bland tones
aud persuasive smilcs u the
squire had no effect on the barbarian, and
he persisted In annoying his ncighbors
tho more: and at last, TO one Of His Hon.
or's" kind appeals, hi3 companion return
oil rude and insulting rCjoindcr "Old
ngo nc'cr chills the - blood" In u
moment Squire O. was on his feet, his ju.
dcial cloak stripped oil, and with u
whOOp that chilled the blood Of all pres.
rnE except the other squire, he sprung
with tho bood.thirSty fury Ut u wild
Apache ON his insulting foe. The man OF
the organ spraug forward to save the life,
il possible, OF his companion; but "thC
gentleman from Mead had taken of his
coat, aud was ready for the fray; he took
hold ol the young mans oily hair and felt
tor his scRlping knife, changed his mind,
and CareSsed his neck with his hard fin.
gers so closely that his musical tongue re-.
posed quietly on his chin. Both the bar.
bArans now yelled Tor quarters and our
friends desistcd ut once from their work
Of impRrliug instruction in regard TO
manners on tho Ohio eide. When the
young men came too and were examined,
persons present declared that AtmOrC,
tho minco meat man, might have used
them for his purpose without ever taking
the bones out of them. They will scarce,
ly insult our friends again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

PHILADELPHIA newspaper men aye GG.
cited over the conviction for libel Of
Ca,hcar, Taylor, city editcr Of ForHeyT
Press CathcaTt printed sn article stat
log that David II. Lane, a local politician
In Philadelphia, had been leagued with a
certain ring Of distlIeB The Press pub.
lished an apology, bu. Lane brought suit,
and Philadelphia jlry found verdict
Of guilty, the law being, In that yirIuous
state Of Cameron and Billy McMullen,
that the greater the truth the greater the
libel. Tho unhAppiy candid Mr. Taylor
"a awaiting sentence, 10 be sent where
Yrrkcs and Mara are supplied with par-
dOna and newspaper people serve out
strong terms for telling too strong an arli.
Gle Of truth abdut anything. Col. FOrncy
says, ediiorially, tha,thiS suit Is aimed by
politicians ut the freedom Of the press.
lie also insists that he should have been
nrrnigued. and not bis empIoye.--PHIlI.
deipiia d9pdtd to Gin Com
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IL response TO his request, Mr. Cornell
has received copies Of newspapers con.
tanning notice Of Mr.. Grecley'S dCcease
from more than eight hundred different
journals from the several Slaics. These
volumes will make grand memorial! for
the American press US well OF the great
Journalist
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

AS YET the origin OF the tire by which
Bsrnum's great show wis destroyed ia
shrouded in mystery. There is whisper
In sawdust circles, however, that It was
caused by the carelessness Of one Of the
keepers, who neglected TO Cxiiuguish the
tapir before he turned in,-h y, World
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

VACATION commenced al Bethany Col.
lPge on Friday last, to continue until
Monday, January 9th, 1878, or about two
weeks and q half The attendance this
session is about 100, Of whom lO1 aro
from outside Brooke county Wal,brg
Herald,
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A UCTION SALE.
BY GEO. a. WICKHAM,
30. $50 Market Square,

will sell II my Auction Rooms, or Saturday
morning, December a, at O'Clock
! Family Horse,
Buggy,
PhAeiO
SiuElo Set Of HAFress.
All 10 be sold without EserrG. Toms. cash.
decl7 GEO. A. WICKIIAN, AuetlOnssr
The above Ealc i' postponed Until SATUR.
DAY, De oemNer 9Th.
dcc97 GEO. a. WICEuAM, AustiouOcr.
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WARD-MOoNRY.-O Thursday, December
Is, lST9, " the residence OF the brides parents,
by kev. r. II. Trainer, Nj. ]. N WARD, Of
uHAEgA, IrlqlOls county, ILL.,. and Miss JENNIE
MOONEY, Of sand Hi, MGrshAll county. W. Va.
HBSK-BOYD. by Rev. K. ". Ryan, At the
house OF the brides father, on Wednesday, Dc.
Cem6er IS, 1917, JonS Il d. uENK and Miss
JESNETrE BoTD, all Of this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

THIS superb Hair Dye il the 6sit IN W Word
-rcEleeuy Harmless, Reliable, and IhsiAhtaEe.
Oua. No disappointment EORdirulOus TINT,
no UNPLEASANT door The Rengine W 4 Batch.
ei9r's Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY a
splendid BlAek or Natural Brown. Does moi
stain he AKIN, bat leayes the Half Clean, rur
and Beautiful. The only sale AID perfect Dye.
sod ~ ~ Druggists. REci0U 10 Bond street,
NcW lorE. iAn3JeOdAw
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Special Notices,
,WHEELIYG FINALE coLLEGE

IL sseosA Ttra vii o1ta MONDAY. No
TsabsE tia Tsiah hvufasls uzs ~ tEU
pzseI 70 eater AZ u ns Ds,ar.zss,i q ,.s
CoH-Eo.
csiiloEasi, reszi, A., 'sSE!issd CT iyglsa.
iioH. -
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DIssOLUTION OFPARTNERsHlp

The 6rn Of Smith d Co., heretofore carving
on the bu,Inegs Of tho Wheeling BreWsry, Wa
dlssolyed by the death Of George ". smith. The
special partner, on tho 2igt Of October, isT7.
hFm name OF Smith 4 Co. By the general DSTt-
ncTs, the undersigned, P-''
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For Sale.
VALUABLE
SawMiII PrOpetyforSaIe

This property Il known A. tho RIVER STDR
sAW'MlLL,' Belaire, Ohio, situated one fourth
OF mile from town. on tho Ohio river. Ths
situation 10 Que having many ADVANTAGES A
good hArhot for logV: s good market, with Gus
tom already established. This rapid growth OF
the town 10 this direction will, In = very short
tine, extend quite 10 the MIL The Nall il 10
good condition; the engine 10 extra, no lack Of
power for any purpose.
There Il nbo good LAth Machine with al NJ.
cesEAry aIturts.
desire To engage In Other business only In
daecs Us 10 ODER for sale this valuable property
We VIII also eel with the Mi . good stock Of
Timber, consulting Ut Pine and HSmIOck.
IL IL proper TO state that this NIL IL built on a
lease which eID'Fss IN ~ years. This lenso On
braces many advantages, one Of which 10 the FUR
ulshing Of coal FREQ Of charge.
Tcrms made eAsy,
For farther particulars address
AcKELVEY, sCHAwLM 4 CO,
deo9I BellAlro, Ohio.
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FoR SALE
1000 Silver ThimbIeS

FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, Al the Market
street Jese!fJ st0ru, bslou N Lure HesIs, tAs
place tnf watches, CiOcEA, Jcse.Ty, s2ectsc.ei,
Silver Ware, Gold Pshs ard Praril.. &c &c
d.cGs OXTOBI q DUFFiELD
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nor RENT m
The BRICK HOUSE, occupied BY Janc,.A NJ
Mckee. on Clay 'Irret, EASt Wheeling, As ErO
Gerry and dwelling, one AmOTg the best bastbess
stands in the city. Possession April !. lsI1.
PoT terms apply 10
dcelo A. n. ADAMS,
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DR TUFTS LIVER PILLS.
OATCHELoRs HAM DYE.

Dr., Is.s,. Hair Dye leave, 40 rI1luIop, that,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM ALL POINTS
FOREIGN And DOMESTIC NEWS
PirTsRURc
The Soldiers nnd sailors Convention ut Pitts
H.I-AHN burg 1851 .H.t

The Soldiers nnd sailors Convention ut Pitts
-''A burg
PihsJurg, September 17.-General Hawley Is
named Us temper AIRY chairman of the Veterans
Convention. 1t is expected the permanent chair
man will be either General Noyes or General
Logan.
General Burnside was called suddenly away
and will leave Pttsburg for Europe tonight.
All the hotels and public halls, cabins of steam
boats, and private residences are croweed with
people. Thousands cannot obtain lodgings.
The weather is delightful and everything is
looking bright and glorious The crowd is so
large that no hall sufficient to accommodate half
of the delegates can be obtained, and the conyen-
ton will be held in the public park.
Among the many distinguished officers here
are General Hawley, of Connection Governor
Ward, of New Jersey; General stewart l..
Wcodfcrd, of New York; General John y. Rob-
inson; Of New York; General Hilyer, of New
York; General Joseph y. Abbott, of North Caro-
lima; General Z. w. Rice, OF Iowa; General John
A. Logrn, of Illinois; General A. f. Burnside, OF
Rhode Island General Z, S. McCook, of Dakota;
Col. Hamilton, of Fla; Gen. Eakin, of Ind; Gen.
M ID. Leggett. Gen, Horace Dirney Gen. Sergeant,
of Massachusetts; Governor Fairchild, of Wis
consin; General Julius White, of Illinois; Gen
eral Dennison, of Michigan; GeAeral Reubin
Williams, of Indiana; General J.. @ Smith, of
Illinois, and large deeg atoms from. all the New
England States, from New York city, from en-
trail and Western New York, from California,
Kansas, Alabama, Missouri, Tennessee, North
Carolina, Iowa, Ohio, Iodiaua, Georgia, Mary
land, Delaware, New Jersey, Virginia, West
Virginia, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Florida.
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At the conclusion OF the reading of these
documents spirited discussion arose as to
their disposition. A motion was made to
refer them to special committee for inves-
tigation and report. A motion was also
made to refer them to the Mayor. The
later motion prevailed, when the following
resolution was passed:
Resolced, That in the investigation of
the matter just referred to the Mayor he
be advised that this Council include all the
subordinates as well as officers as subjects
for his investigation. Adopted.
Adjourned.
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NEW YORK.
New York Items.

Eeto York, Sept II The Spanish ram Numan-
cha sailed for Cadiz yesterday.
General SherHu an, in an interview, expressed
the opinion that this Republic of France viii at
least last during Presid. mt Theirs time, IL iJ
does not survive him. He believes Theirs to be
an ear nest patriot--earnest in all that is for the
country's good-and that France will alta in
high degree of prosperity under his administra-
ton,
General Sherman has a high opinion of the eff
fcency and training OF the Prussian troops.
Six hundred Mormon recruits, single men and
single women, arrived from Europe yesterday IN
the steamer Minnesota.
1t is reported that the reform association will
nominate Oswald Ottehdorfer for Mayor
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~ u. d. OF o. 4. ,aa,.t.<
VI. The officers ard members OF
LONE STAR LODGE, No. 1910, 5zJysSS
G.. u. o. OF o. FELLOWS You SAfNSS~
are hereby notified to attend r. regular meeting
of your Lodge WEDNESDAY Z ENING, the
18th inst, at o'clock. The propositions for the
approaching A. M. @. will come before YOU for
action 4; also the election OF officers will take
place for the next quarter. Business of other
importance will be brought before the Lodge
BY order of the N o.,
VIM M. 7. FORRESTER,
Sc Sits R. s.
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VIRGINIA HALL.--Prof. Anderson had
another fine audience last night, whom he
kept in condition of constant wonder and
delight by his dexterous performances, and
enriched at the close with many handsome
and valuable prize. He offers splendid at
fractions for tonight, and the first grand
day performance Of the week will be given
Tomorrow afternoon. The Professor is a
iavorlte here, and will not fail to draw good
houses throughout the remainder of his
STAY in Richmond.
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PeekSktu, September 1.-THE Steamer Dean
Richmond caught fire last night. She was
beached, when a number of passengers got
ashore. The Ire was extinguished before the
steamer was much damaged She arrived here
this morning
Poughkeepsie, Sepl7---There was a rumor OF lives
being lost,by the accident to the steamer Dean
Richmond but the latest reports do not confirm
the rumor. The steamer was within three miles
of Albany at o'clock this morning.
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CASE CoNTINUED.-The case of Will
liam Harris, the Rockets shootist, who
gave himself up to the authorities yesterday
morning, was partially investigated by Act
ing Police Justice Crew this morning. and
continued until Thursday, on account of
the absence of material witness, The
bail of the accused was fixed at 81 900.
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SENT ON FOR INDICTMENT. William
Anderson, who was arrested by Captain
Disney, OF the second police station, on the
charge of breaking and entering the DWELL
ing house of E. c. johnson, corner of
Seventh and Byrd streets, and stealing
theretrom clothing to the value of of els,
had an investigation this morning, and
was sent on to the grand jury for indict-
meDt
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RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL. Students,
male OF female, DESTROYS of entering the
Richmond High School at the approaching
session, are referred to the notice of Super
lntendent Binford, to be found in our
columns to-day. Applicants will be ex-
alnned at the rooms on Broad, between
9th and 10th, on Tuesday, September "a,
at 8 A. M.
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Fine kukIu1 Sim NJ Work.

Nashville, September LEA party of masked
men went to the house of Henry Miller, colored.
at Chris tiana, Rutherford county, sunday morn.
ing before day, and on his attempting to escape
shot him dead. His offence was begetting child
by white woman. A colored woman recognize
ed two of the men who raised their masks.
Elisha Lynch ind Joe Elliott. The latter is a
relative of the woman who bore the child. War
rants were issued for their arrest, but they
escaped.
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lNQUEsT.-Coroner Taylor held an in
quest Sunday afternoon en- the body of an
infant son of Joseph Harmon, residing at
No. s Market Place. The child died sud-
denly Sunday morning. The jury rendered
verdict that death was occasioned by UNI
known causes, the mother being Mt the time
intoxicated and unable to render it proper
attention.
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ENGLAND D.

London, September ia dispatch received
here announcing the arrest by the German au-
thoritie- yesterday of Edmund About. the French
author, treated 1t as a light affair. 1t now APP
pears however, that the case presents serious
aspect, and creates considerable excitement.
About is confined at Strasburg, and his wife and
children are not permitted TO STE him. The
cause of his arrest is said TO be the publication of
articles from his pen on the German occupation
of the French Rhehsh provinces, which have
offended the German government.
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Official Result of the Name Election.

AUGUSTA, September l6-The Kennebec Jour
nal pub ishes complete official returns of the late
election of Governor from the entire State except
some small places, which last year threw total
vote OF s3S, about evenly divided between the
Klmball "a, 40. The majority for rerham in
1872 is Increase of between 5000 and 1000 over
the majority of last year, and little more than
double the average Republican majority at the
gubernatoral elections of the last three years.
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A New University.

Cincinnati, Sept II The late Sam'l j. Brown.
whose shooting OF a German boy IN his orchard
at Cumniasvile some weeks ago, created such
excitement among the Germans, and WIZ died ut
Valley Junction. Indiana, last week, has be-
queathed the sum OF $3.50, 00 for the establish
meEt of an university to bear his name, and also
land wherein TO er. CT the university building,
and an endowment for q professorship.
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Railrond conductors' National Union.

Neio Hamburg, ~ Y. Sept. l7.--Presdent Mar
shall, of the Railroad Conductors National
Association, has called the annual meeting OF
that body, to be held at Louisville on the 23d of
October. H,"
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Has No article of equal merit has ever been
sold for as little money as BUTTERICK'S GEL
EBRATED PATTERNS. From ten to fifty
cents You can buy a pattern for any garment 1t
will fit you. 1t tells You how much material to
buy. how much trimming to buy. how to make
the garment, how TO trim it--eyen to the mum.
Der OF buttons required.
Sold Mt corner of Tenth and Main streets, at
the Wheeler & Wilson office.
j. F. MCKINNEY,
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be Wilcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine
This machine is Virginia institution" by in.
vention and patent, and is greatly admired by
all who use it. There is no style of work that
cannot be done on it, 1t requires but single
thread, and actH not rip. This we absolutely
warrant, and can satisfy the most incredulous in
moments time Of the truth of what we state If
they will call and examine our work We are
constantly receiving certificates like the follow
ing:
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Terrible Crime in Ohio.

Columbus, Sept. ia drunken farm hand ems
ployed on farm in this vicinity, yesterday shot
his employer dead, and then cut the farmers
wife 10 pieces.
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF ScHooLs, }
1901 CLAY STREET,

III male and female, for admission into the
HIGH SCHOOL, will present themselves
for examination at the school-rooms on Broad
street. between Ninth and Tenth, on TUES.
DAY, September 24th, at o A. NJ.
The examination will embrace Orthography,
Reading, English Grammar, Composiu n, Arith.
metic, Descriptive geography and History of
United States. Y
Pupils promoted from the first and advance
Grammar grades will he received without fur
ther examination ]. ii. BINFORD,
Sc l7-eodtd Supt. Schools.
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STEAMSHIPS.
nor NEW YORK.

Foh NE" YORK LII
"HE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side.wheel steamship VIVA.
NOKE, Capt BLAKeMsN, will sail on FRIDAY,
september GOTH at p. M.
Freight received until p. NJ
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Gu.
nard line for foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Steerage .................. ................ 6 90
Round "TRIP Tickets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
Sc II -3t No. Governor street
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FELL INTO A CULvERT.-Two gentle
men, on lark, fell into the culyert at the
corner of Clay and Second streets, this
morning about IL o'clock. One of them
received pretty severe cash on the cheek,
the other escaping uniniured.
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DE iRD CO, Wholesale Liquor Dealers
ID and Rect hers, have IN hand full assort-
ment of Mountain and Rr- wifi kies, Foreign
and Domestic Groceries, Brandi-s and Wines.
1913, Cary street.
SO l7--d&wly Richmond, Va.
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cLEANINCS.

F Il. Rawson has been appointed United
States marshal for the southern district of Flor
ida, in place of George d. Allen, resigned
The Treasury Department has advertised for
stone for the construction of the post office and
custom house building at Trenton, New Jersey,
the work Of which is to be commenced without
oils
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JACKSON WARD.-The Republicans of
jackson ward are referred to notice in
our advertising columns, with the request
that they give it their special attention.
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MEETINGS.

JACKSON WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUB.
The members of Jackson Ward Republican
Club will hold a meeting at Howlstt's Church,
ING at O'Clock Business of importance will
be transacted. Addresses will be made by prom.
inent speakers. BY order of the
Sc l7-2t PRESIDENT.
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LocUsr DALE, MADISON CouSTY, Va.
We have been using Wilcox 4 Gibbs Machine
for three years, doing all the sewing for large
family. 1t has given perfect satisfaction in every
respect. The work done on 1t is no more liable to
rip than work done by hand with the same care.
We have examined many other kinds of ma
chimes and their work, and have no hesitation in
saying we consider the Wilcox Gibbs decidedly
superior to any of them. LUCY II. GORDON.
ELLA ]. WILLIS.
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Lexington, Sept II Fannie M. won the first
race to-day-time l:44h--l:44A
The second race was won by Maine G. Time
1:19k.
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BoYDToS, VA.
have long desired a Wilcox Gibbs Ma
chine. We have double-thread machine, but
cannot manage it, propose to exchange for one
of yours. N L. CARTER.