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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-12
Maian aud Smerifair.
rERMS OF sTRSCRTpTUov
IT appears from Lexington telegram to

IT appears from Lexington telegram to
the l. uisville Courier Journal that the
grand jury of the WoodfJrd Circuit Court
has decided to investigate the charges
against Adam Harper for the murder of
Lis aunt and uncle some two years since.
1t will be remembered that the recent
slander suit, which attracted great atten-
ton, grew ont of these charges, and the
Developments made then have led TO the
present action of the court. The case will
create a decided sensation.
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Condensed TeIeSrams,
The rate OF an Impudent Boy.

DUBUQUE, Ia, April lat Lasalle,
Ills. this evening a man named Grady,
while cutting wood near the canal was tor
mented by some boys, one of whom John
Mowergarty, he pursued with an axe. The
boy to save himself jumped into the river
and was drowned. Grady on seeing the
result fed and is still at large.
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Annnrsrons character.

SEYMOUR, Ind, April 11.-To-day in a
fight, Henry Pickerel h-ed five shots at Jno.
Ruder and missed him, but shot a man
standing near in the leg and a boy in the
abdomen, infictipg wound thought to be
mortal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-12
BRIGHAM YOUNG
ExnIaIns Himself.

NEW YORK, April 1l.--Brighsm Young
talegraphs to a ne spaDer in this city that
his resignation as trustee in trust for the
Church, and as the president Of banking
institutions, does not affect his position as
President of the Church, in which capacity
he will still exercise supervision over the
business. ecclesiastical and secular, leaving
details, however, to younger men. BE says
the institutions of Utah are well establish
ed, and speaks warmly of its material con-
diiion. The Mormons intend establishing
settlements in Arizona and influencing the
ApaChCs to peace. In the meantime they
invite all good citizens to Utah, where
property is less taxed and better protected
than elsewhere in the United States.
Tom scott Seducing Brigham South.
ward.
SALT LAKE, April LII is known that
Brigham Young will resign the Presidency
of the Utah Central aud Southern Rail-
roads aud accompany missionary COM
pany to Arizona which will be large, as is
intended to be employed In building Tom
Scott's Southern Pacific. Emigration will
be promoted in order to increase the mis-
sion ard the political control of Arizona is
looked to,
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The Turf.

There is much excitement over the race
tomorrow between Oakland, Ajax and
Elmo. The latter is the faYorite, the pools
selling Elmo S35, Ajax $l1.
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POLITICAL.
The Ohio Constitutional Convention


COLUMBUS, o., April 11.-Gov. Noyes
to-day appointed Luther Donaldson, Theo-
dore Comstock, Republicans, and Francis
Collins and Joseph Folkeback, Democrats,
as Metropolitan Police mTissioners for
Columbus.
The latest figuring on the Constitutional
Convention shows the following result:
Regular Republicans elected fifty; Inde-
pendent Republicans thirty-four; Regular
Democrats outside of Hamilton county
forty-two; in Hamilton County five Demo
Gratis and ten Liberal Republicans, and the
four candidates elected whose names were
on both tickets. Both the Democrats and
Republicans claim the convention, but until
the official returns are received it is i'm
possible to know which party have ma
jority in the convention.
CINCINNATI, April 11.-The official
count of the county returns to-day gives
Heron, Republican, fifty nine majority
overweight, Liberal Republican, for delegate
to the Constitutional Convention.
Arkansss-The Latest Kink of Carpet
baggery.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, April 1.-THE
House to-day passed a memorial TO Con-
eress asking the General Government to re-
fund to the State the amount of money
paid out on account of the Pope county
troubles.
Deny the Charge.
ALBANY, April 1.-THE Senators re-
ported as having received five thousand
each for voting against the pro rata freight
bill, deny the allegation, and asE to appear
before the Assembly Investigating Com
mittee,
s'ImmaeuIate'' Wilson,
Vice President Wilson visited the Senate
to-day, when recess was taken and the |
Senator'S were formally presented to him.
Condensed kilograms.
Interior towns in California denounce |
the epizoo as a nuisance.
Three men were terribly buried by an |
explosion at the San Francisco gas works |
yesterday.
Three Cuban Senoras from New York |
were on Change in st. Louis yesterday so |
liciting aid for refugees. /
Ohio proposes to allow probate judges a
fee Of 10 cents for registering births.
4 wild steer injured several persons yes
terday in Madison avenue, New York.
Philadelphia started the base ball nui- |
sance yesterday.
The Newfoundland Assembly has duly |
ratified the treaty of Washington.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
A BLOODY Domestic Tragedy.

SAN Francisco, April 11-This morn
iny Jno. Kennedy of this city attempted to
murder his wife aud daughter With an axe,
inflictiue terrible wounds on his wife. He
then fastened q rope around his neck,
Jumped from TIE second story window and
hung himself.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-12

The Brooklyn Park Commission has
made contract for building tombs in
Washington Park, Gold Fort Green) for the
remains of the prison ship martyrs so long
neglected in small lot of ground near the
Navy Yard. The structure will be partly
of Ohio sandstone and .blue stone, with
elaborate ornamental facings at an expense
of $4,000, the money for which was long
since appropriated by the Legislature.
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How the silence of Newspapers was
BOugft.

The report of Comptroller Green, of New
York, shows that $3,569,67 were paid by
the city and county of New York for ad-
vertising in 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870
and 1871. The reduction in 1872
from 1871 was nearly a million dol
lars. The comptroller thinks $100,O00lwill
cover the cost of 1873, unless the legisla-
ture orders additional advertising. Claims
presented since 1871, but not allowed,
would make the total claims for the five
wears 81 $50 9Q5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-25

AdePressed, irritable state OF mind ,
. weak, nervous, exhausted feeling
NO energy or RnlmRtiOnI confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bnItatinE, involuntary discharges. The
Consequence OF exosES, mental oTeFwuEk or
indiscretioaA This NERVOUS DEBILITY
HatS sovereign eRrO in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. as.
It tones up the EyJtem, arrests dschAEEes, displs
the mental gloom and dGspOn1ensy, and r!uve-
mates he entire system. II i perfectly harm.
!s's and always e6eieat PEice =, for package
Q: I've ho1Os and \ large q vial Of powder, which
Is Important m Old, nerOus cases; OF q per Gne!e
BOX Sold By ALL DruEEhtl, o. nsnt BY mail
% leelpi Of priv. Addrsa HUMPHREYS
SFEClFlC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No SEA BEoIpvlI, y. V
For tAle By Logan, List ! Co.: 2. Booking:
.. ]. Iiuney; james Aurry; Reed, Kan 8 CO.
HneeanG CnaA !4rtN. y heeling Island; James
Kniott NndJ. . n. Y. Mercer, BSllaire, o.
iehlSSoeAV
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FALsrAFP once remarked that he was
not only witty himself but cause of wit
in others. Partly so is it with the ISL
burban Hotel" While the discussions
Of it in our columns have not been funny
at all, they have provoked some humor
among our contemporaries. Bellaire
MoundsvilIe, StCubenvillc, WellsbUrgSnd
other places have had their gentle gibes
at the expense Of the rs. H." The latest
comes TO US from Bellaire. The LRdepen'
dent begins narritve thus:
"Nick" Spidel and pair OF friends, all
residents Of city Of Wheeling, Conclu-
ded 10 retire for q time from the excessive
noise and dusty streets Of their busy city
and seek for q Suburban Hotel whert
they might spend a few days in the quie'
they so much needed. To Bellaire thest
tired men came, but before selecting
site, &c, &c.
The outcome OF the story is that the
Wheeling tourists took lodging in the
BellAire lookup alias Suburban Hotel"
where We are assured the SccommodN-
tons are luxurious and the charges rea-
sonAble. -..1" .
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Haye We q Credit MObIller Among

Use
Pror, the ParkersbUrE JournAl.)
II rumor is 70 be relied on, certain gen.
tlcmen in emitted official positions d
Charleston are making q nice speculation
out Of the State revenues, The Jaw re-
qutres the public money tobe placed on
deposit in such reliable banks as will pay
the highest rate OF interest II Is alleged,
and in such direct way that the TACT
can hardly be questioned, that certain
State officers who control the public
funds have entered into q secret arrange
ment with q few pet banks who are appa.
renuy TO pay to the State low rate OF
interest for the use Of the public money,
when in fact these moneys are loaned out
in the interest Of the "Ring" at much
higher rates, and the excess thus obtained
divided among those who are in the Sc
creL. The way in which this thing is
managed would reflect credit on OAkeS
AmeS were that illustriouB Individual
still in fleah. Money Is reported 10 be
loaned upon calP at nominal rates, tC
blind the eyes Of the simple, when heav
iier rates are obtained by private arrange.
ment with third parties. Deposits are re-
ported 10 be lett to DO drawn out ct will,
but with q private understanding thai
they are to remain q specified time, and
to be loaned out IS in the other case, and
the profits divided Ia Credit Mobilier
among the syndicate. The usual mode
of skinuing and shaving through the agen
cy Of third parties also enters into the
arrangement, but the acc0mpiices are Sc
lected with the utmost caution. "
Now when II Is remembered that mil
lion Of dollRrs or more year pass through
the hands Of the State officials, il Is not
difficult to see that men who desire to dc
20 NAV make q moderate fortune in foul
years term by this illicit traffic in the
public funds. The amount thus obtained
is dead loSS to the tax payers, and il
public robbery Just Is much as Il those
guilty Of it had broken the locks from the
vaults Of the State treasury and put 70
much money into their pockets.
We hope Tor the honor Of the State and
Tor the credit Of the gentlemen implicated
by this rumor that the facts may not turn
out otherwise thanrepotted; but the state
ment comes to US through persons whose
Teracity cannot be questioned, and who
II mistaken at all, have misSpprehendtd
the facts, or have been mlsinfOrmed By
others. We propose 10 investigate This
matter further, and II we find the case a.
reported will give Il . more thorough eN'
poE1DA ~ -t
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LARRIAGR.

reflect that sound mind and bodyGre the noe
necessary requisites 70 promote connubLAl ks;-
pIaess. Indeed, without these the journey
through Life becomes q weary pilgrimage; II,
prospect hourly dArkens 70 The view; the MIG
becomes shSdoWed with despair and Aled viii
the melancholy reelection that the hSpp.1ess o.
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TIE Chicago Tribune tells Of one Of the
victims by the Lemont collision, who car
certainly be said to have shown clear grit
1t was Mr.. Lettle, of Springfield, who
while in the agony OF death, sent for the
sleeping car conductor, told him his name,
made his will and signed it, and handed
over his watch and jewelry to be sent tc
his wife and family, and then requested
the conductor to leave him and help those
to whom help would be Of avail. Tina;
man was Of the heroic mould. He was
horribly scalded, boiled and muulSted,
and yet he would not die until he had
performed his last duty like 3 man. Ii
this terrible retrospect It is gratifying tc
contemplate such instances as we have
cited. It proves once more that, in the
presenCe:ot these great catAstrophies, as
high nobility Of character and as chival.
rousa degree ofpurpose may be developed
as the worlds battle. fields have ever
shown, or the pages OF history have re-
corded.
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ORrTUARY.-AErA AdGline Barnes, wife
of DR.: A. F. Barnes, died at North Bend
in this vicinity, on Friday at III o'clock
A n. Mrs. Barnes was an excellent lady
-one who was a true christian and had
by long liie devoted 10 The cause Of her
Savior 4 strong faith ID His merits pre-
pared q glorious rest Tor herself in the
mansions Of eternal bliss She had long
been an exemplary member OF the Pres
byteriAn Church. She hiss left a husband
and several children with large circle Of
friends 10 mourn her deAth.-GdTkA6uTg
Telegraph. t..H 'r
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The tanners Of Sullivan county, N. Y,
have for several years been accustomed t.
burn the wet tan in the furnaces Of heir
works, but IT now appears that they have
been infringing patent in doing SO, and
one establishment has been mulctcd in tht
sum OF $4,000, and another to the tune
Of $4,000 for the offence, The patent
consists OF certain kind Of fire.box.
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MONDAY; AUGUST IS, 1879
Onr Birthday.

The ISrE111GEECER was tWenty-one
yesu old yesterday. We enter upon our
twep,y.second volume to-day with 3 larger
circulation than the INTELLIoENcER has
ever had, and with a well grounded hope
that It will continue 70 receive, and 70 de-
serve, a continuance Of the favor with
which an sppreciative and generous pub
lie have so long regarded it.
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DIED.

CECIL.-ou Sunday, August eth, 1878, At
O'Clock 4. ". CHAELEs B. CEc11. In the I7th year
Of his age,
Funeral win take place today tNondAy) Al
hA!fpast two o'clock from bis Iate residence OF
Ohio street, Wheeling IslGud. Friends OF tAC
family arc respectfully invited TO attend.
CUNNISS.-on Saturday evening, Au2ust 80
1873, At O'Clock and 20 minutes. ANNIE E.
wife Of Dr.. james CuumtnS, Gecd S5yeAER,
The f1heral will take place on TuesdIy After
noon. the 96th, At ~ O'Clock, nom the residence
OF her husband, Main street. Centre Wheeling
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
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AEACCEsaoN.-Mr. REMINGTON, Of thu
Moundsville Democrat, has associated viii
him partner in the business, and The
style OF proprietorship is now Messrs
REMINGTON Il ELLIOT. The Dtnocrui
has sensibly improved in the past few
weeks, and can hardly fail to be gener'
ously supported II it maintains its present
excellence as local paper.
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WALLER, the Puunc rrru,O.,-el.
cheat the State to his hearts content and
hardly a Democratic paper in the State
have alRord to say but when he laid his
hand on the county printing and gobbled
hundred or two for school election
printing, 1t provokes more than one suarl.
In the one case his hand was In the pub
lie pockot, 10 the other iCWas little in
theirs RellSbur9 Herald .'.ei.
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Now THAT Moundsville has got a
National Camp Meeting and is going TO
have rolling mill, some Of her citizens
think the name ought 10 be changed to
something a little more stately. Better
let us annex you to Wheeling anu save
all perplexity on the subject The Pen
itcntiary would make a capital suburban
ho,e! after cleaning out the superinRnd-
ent and some OF the worst Of the con-
victs. II would be as secure as the Bell
Rire, I"suburban," where Wheelingites
rusticate now and then, while it would be
much more 'roomy."
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Educational.
..,.os-,l---,-
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
West Liberty, Ohio County, ". Va
Fall term oIfourtSsn weeks commences
SEPTEMBER Is, 1873.

This School Is located in one OF The healt6ieIt
REGIONS The village IL quiet and rehfed1 Nltn
A Population Fem6IkHNly mOlAl and lellGloub;
Il g nee from those places Of rtsoEt enueinG AND
NJ be[S seSes an opportunity IS given f6r the
RcuUiaition OF thorough, practical eduehuon 81
q Tefy email expense.
For eSt5IoEues containing full particulars i'd
uES' JAS. Z. MORROW,
ania-dSW =--s7 Principal.
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ONE Of the most disgraceIul things We
have seen in print TOR long time il the
letter OF ats own correspondent" written
from Long Branch to the New York
World, and in which reference Is made to
the silver wedding Of President Grant,
The correspondent makes himself the
channel Of communication 10 the pablo
OF "rumoIs" which have no foundation in
fact, we are sure, and for which he may
claim q patent Tor origlnation. He says
that each Of the indefinite number OF
guests invited VIII have to pay dear for
the honor. No plated ware will be re-
ceiyed as 8 present Every thing in the
silver line must be solid. Admitlancs
will be refused to any whose offering is
valued at less than $25, but 1t may be
OF any amount above that The letter
Is filed exclusively with such dis.
gushing stuff as this, which the writer
knew 10 be false when he wrote it. It is
no wonder that the Saturday RsHe'o and
other foreign papers are holding up Amer
leans, now in Europe, 10 derision aud
scorn, for their vulgArity, coarse breeding
and ignorance Of the conventionatties Of
social life when one OF the leading jour
mails Of our country will give circulation
to such iAlsehoods about our Chief Mag
iStrate. These lying epistles will be COPIED
by the European press and received as
true, and those who read them will say,
what can we expect OF Americans when
their President behaves 50 meanly. II
Newspaper correspondents can exercise
their talents in no other or better way
than in writing such contemplate Slan.
dan, they would serVe the journals they
represent and the country better II they
would write nothing at all.
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Mnthers. Mnfhers, Mothers.

Don't fall TO procure MRS. WTSSLoT's
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident 70
the period Of teething IN children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cares Wird cole, regulates
the bowels, And BY giving relief and health 10 the
ehil d, EiypS rest 70 tho mother.
Be tUre and call for
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Por sale by all druggists. je9S-N,WGS
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The Parkersburg journal announces
that Mr.. WALKER, the State Printer, has
been made an honorary member Of the
Americas Club, Of which the illusrioul
WM. NJ. TWEED is the head. According
To an article copied from the same paper
into our columns, there are some othel
State officials at Charleston who would
adorn places in that Club.
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A ssIGNREs' NOTICE.

wunnuO, AuGuSts, Isa.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Relief for IouBE NOn from the ei.
feetS Of Errors and Abuses Of early life. MAJ
hood restored. Impedlments 10 ASFri3Cc re-
moved New method OF tTeGtment New and
remarkable rCmedicA. Books and circulars sent
nee, In scaled envelopes Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. : South Ninth St, PhIlA-
delphiG; Pa ,-Sn institution having high repu.
tAtion for honorable cond2et and psoie' sional
GkIll. .. .. iy7.dAW
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The many thousands cured At this estsb.s
ment within the last twenty years, anG the l IN
erous important Surgical Operations ptTio'Ert
by Dt. Johnston, witnessed BY the FelOEtefs d
the 6UN. and many other paper, notieet d
which appeared again and again before the pat
lie, besides his standing az gentle n&n Of thE
scter and responsibility, IL 4 sufficient GsHsap
70 tho Gnieted
Skin diseases speedily cured jAlE
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IT 10 charged by the Parke1sburg Jour
nal in an article copied elsewhere that
certain State officials, who are charged
with the custody OF the State revenues
are using the funds in the treasury for pur.
poses Of private speculation by collision
with certain banks. We call public at
tention TO the statement and hope it will
be the means of eliciting the whole truth,
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Thousands Of persons Of all ages can nOv
losing their Vigor, becoming weak, p1le, he
VonS and en1ct1ted, having 3 singular Appesf
Anco about the eyes, cough and symptoms 0
QonNnmnttdn
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HAIR DYE,

This superb Hair DYE Is the HEsT III -Rr
WoHtD-FeEieStly HEnleS3, Reliable, and 10.
louS Tintk no unple8aAht OdOE. The FcnuiHe
". A. Bachelors HAlr Dye produces INNEDI,
ATELY q splendid Black Or Natural brown.
Docs rot stain TIE Skin, bat leaves the Hair
Clean. so!t and eeRnial Ths only OAie and
Bond street. New York jGn1FeodNW
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Dr.. J. addresses all those who have inJuEe
habits, which ruin both body and mind, unAttln
them for either business, study, society OF mar
These are some Of the sad and melancholy Q!
fects produced BY eally habits Of youth, VI.
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Pains In u
e., PGlpitation Of the Heart, DyspesiA, Nervog
IFTitAbIllty, DeEAnRonent OF the DtgeScr.
Functions, General Debility, symptoms Of Con
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DROPosALS.

So,led Proposals. viii be received At The onee
Of tho PenitsafIATyO OF West We. until - o'clock
4. On TnoSdGY, "a seplembeI, isIA fog four hnn;
dred Goo, pegch9 Coping StonS, enc GaaG iSa
SGy dSM poFSheS q Rlbble Stope, The coping
StSSS 10 'drePG four feet long, three feet six
inches bed. and one foot riSe nc brackets SO 70
Amt inehoS riGe Rnd the Tubble TO b good square
atone. SIllto 81 gTey sandstone and Of good bHllo'
Inc ouSlify, and TO be delivered on the Feniten'
tiGIy grounds a zach times . the Supcrihtesa'
iITefed On ar 6eforo tho lEft day Of December,
isIG Proposals. viii be received tor the eoplnR
ifnne n Quantities Of o0o 4hundTOd pefehe9 OF
mod; i0F hrAekHlatn Quantities Of MY Petcnee
OF moro, and for Eubhte stone IN QuAhuus o.
II SsmpleS Of stone VIM b received ct the once
Aforementioned boIore awarding any eontracS
PFopoSAls Will b addressed 10 Capt. " I.LlAA
L BRIDGES, sup'L At AoundSVHe, W. Va
ndHH