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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-27
WASHINGTON HALL.
STEWART & Co.......................M Managers.
MONDAY 6 TUESDAY EVEGS, DEC. 70 $50.
MATINEE TUESDAY AFTERNOON ATS.
The World Renowned and Only
DAVENPORT BROTHERS
In their Cabinet sesnces and Startling Exhibi.
tonsi Pronounced by all TO be the
Wonder OF Wondersi

This astounding seanee has been given In tho
presence and BY request Of the different Grown.
cd Heads and Nobility OF Europe, with startling
and most extraordinary results.
The Brothers have appeared before Her Males.
ty Queen Victoria, at Windsor castle; The Gar
OF hussis, Winter Palace, bt! Petersburg; His
Majesty the Emperor Of Germany; His Majesty
the late Emperor OF the French; their Aajestiea
the Kings Of Belgium and Holland, ana List not
least, The vast audiences OF thets own country.
men, the soyerelgns Of America.
READ WHAT THE HEw YORK PRESS SkTa:
Thee Brothers make musical instruments doat
about the ROOM, They cause spectral arms and
hands TO become visible. While these phenom-
enA are occurring the Brothers remain seated,
their hands aud feet frmly Iied.-HrGLd.
Though the mAlority OF tho audience were
very skeptical in regard to spiritual agency,
every one was completely non.pluseod 10 &C.
count for the manner OF the performance, for Il
seemed beyond the most wonderful magical
feata.-RpetiH0 7tltQrdm.
They were tied In tho cabinet, and the doors
shut without any hesitation. Various musical
instruments were sounded. Spiritual hands and
faces appeared OF the window. They were nhut
In aud ued, and came forth untied.-TFi6uns.
The Brothers put on Q coat while rope. bound,
with four In their hands, while the knots were
emeAred with Beallng-WAx -Wofl0.
STARR MoRRIsSEY, Bpainess Hansger.
POPULAR PRIcEs Admission 80 and Sc; Gal.
lery 26e; Reserved Seats 75c. For sale at Sheb'a
Music Store. Doors open ai z f.K. To com
menee Is. decA
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HamiltOn's Opera House.
Ir JAMES Fl1z.mnOxs. .Les.es and Manager.

MT JAMES FrTZsNhoHs.. .Leasee and Manager.
BEHOLD THls sENsATfoNi
Now drawing dense houses everywhere. express.
ly engaged here by Manager James Fltzsimmons.
Four nights only-Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day, December 20, 80, 81, New Years Night and
Matinees Wednesday and New Years.
hElLY & C0HAn'S HlBERhllhA COMEDY COMPANY
With the romantic and beautiful Scenery OF
IRELAND.
highly five beautiful CANVASS Views, represent
ing Ireland In sunshine and shadow. All her
cities and towns, ruined castles and chur :hes,
and eveSy object OF interest In the Ould God
faithfully portrayed 6y the favosits Irish Come
Mr.. TIM CONAN. Prince OF Irish Comedians, vo.
calists and Dancers.
Miss MARIA PoNER, Rrln'g fayorite songstrean.
Miss NoRAu oBRIEs, the beautiful little Maid
Of Erin.
Dr.; J. 3. HEALr. Lecturer in Description of
Scenery.
wALLr PmcE, Character Actor and Vocalist,
RI. JoHs HIcKs, with Irish Bag Pipes.
Mr.. JOHN MAoEH, Musical Director.
Fl. FREEMAN, an American Tourist.
Billy O'NKM and FRANK =. CARR, In Songs,
Dances, Breakdowns and Reefs.
Concluding with grand allegorical representa-.
ton Of IRELAND'S TABLETS. For this grand
Kxcurslon 10 and from Ireland only 25, 80 and
75c admission. Seats can now be secured at the
Opera House between 10 \. \. and4P
declb
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 26.-James Gallagher,
Of 80 Pearl street, while drunk last night,
attempted to kill his vile BY throwing
her down stairs, and Immediately after.
ward fatally shot himself.
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ENGLAND. .

THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
LONDON, Dec. 26.-The cattle plague
has broken out In Madeira, and cattle 60.
ing thence to the gold coast are afflicted.
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CRIME.


DoRoEsTER, ONT, Dec. 2G.-During .
drunken row yesterday between colored
and white men one Of the latter named
Bell was killed. Several Of the rioters
were arrested. -s-.a
BOSTON, Dec. 26.-Joseph Calvin was
killed yesterday at Wakefield by John
Daugherty, aged twenty.one, In q drunk
en- street fight.
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Ioro panGs and fears than wars Or women have
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-04

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snd Ies eif5s.7 sstmaisl 81
from tset IL ias issi. bat H more
3d. immehas weintt q lhs iss tian
i8a rice Haiw Will um e iarfs
BY destructive. Az the coal boat,
snd other barge. ssro AZ once
smashed up and buried beneath ,he
sngfy wases, sad = holt dozen
steamers were rafti lly destroyed
II . estimated that at least two bun
dred thousand bushels Of coal we're
lost at Memphis.
From several other points above
and below Memphis, We hoar Of the
sinking Of steamers aud barges; and
when the whole damage il properly
estimated it will reach millions Of
dollars.
From the Avalanche Of the LIST
inst. we see that on the 3lst the ice
broke up at Cincinnati destroying
boats and other property to the
amount of 100000.
This is by tar the most disastrous
ice storm ever known on this por-
ton of Tire Mississippi river, and
such We hope as may never occur
again.
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By JONES, JR.

The goose is an aniual of the
feathered tribe, and is supposed to
be q sort of fourth aunt or uncle to
the duck. The generic term for the
tribe is "goose," but in common
parlanee the feminine is called goose
and the male gdnder. We have
never yet known who first gave this
cognomen to the female, but suppose
it was some crusty old bachelor who
had just been Tilted.
We have several times in the
course of our short life heard some
fair lady when she had been some
what provoked by some silly fellow,
call him a "goose," but Ne could
never sec it in "that way But
women when a little out of humor
will sometimes cali things by wrong
names.
The goose is not strictly a bird Of
song, though it is said to sing. 1t
is reported by some historian that
the city of Rome was once saved by
the singing Of geese. We doubt it,
but if it was so we pity the Romans
in fact We pity any town or city
that has to be saved that way. AS
for ourself, "we had rather be a dog,
and BAY the moon than such a Ro-
man."
Very young geese are called "gos-
llngs"-because, as we suppose, they
go-sling-ing themselves about like
some other young fellows We have
seen-in other folks way. A young
gentleman when he begins to cut the
first hair of his mustache and to talk
like he was a woman and man both,
is said to be in the "gosling" state.
We always pitied any fellow in this
condition, but like the %whooping
cough, it has to be had.
Goslings though small, are in one
sense the biggest geese we ever
saw. They will stand out in the
rain, within three feet of a shelter,
and hold their mouths straight up
until they fill up with water and
: then drown. Very few persons dc
this way. Some hold their mouths
straight up and fill up with some.
, thing with a little water in it, but
, they never drown this way. That:
!, the difference.
A young goose or gander NIGEL,
dressed and cooked for dinner, il
s called a "green goose" By thu
!. way, why fowl with all its sxter.
nails plucked off and all its INTERVALS
taken out, should be called "dressed,
has always been one of the mystic
ries to us. If hal is not the way t.
: undress a goose, we don't know HOY
it should be done. And why a whit
gander, when thus prepared, shoult
be called . green goose is cquall..
unintilligibIe. Be this as it may,
goose thus prepared and cooked !
a nice dish tor Christmas or New
% Years day, or any other day fror
,e January lst till December Slst, 4
IA D., any year. The abustlc' is tn
! favorits part of, yours truly,
u JONES, JR.
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spaakis be stalls upoa #tss " Hi tiais 81
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imsai b used Ws aoall Ik. every h5ns
owner 70 Wy ths wonderful LinImsnt upoa
BE stock should occasion presen, isslt aad
our sori for q be viii hereafter usc 10 other.
nr4o fuF EylrtscN
CiscssAff, New 80, 1874.
Mesirs. Mansfield & Hiqbcr, Memphis, Tenn
dents.-l have used your Magic Arnica Liai
meat very extensively during the present
horse panic and haze 'ound 4 90 be extreme.
y well adapted 10 relieve the swelling and
soreness Of the glands by external application.
! have hal no trouble from any Of The usual
evils which follow the discharge Of fetid mat
ter from the n%ostrils simply because I have
used the Magic Arniea Liniment diluted in
every stall cordially recommend ID in every
case. Yours truly, G. A. SiMoNroy,
Veterinary Surgeon.
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One of our exchanges, under the
head of Questionable Intelligence
gives the following ITEM; f
aBustles will be enlarged about
the first Of February by the addition
Of one more newspaper"
For reasons not necessary to men
ton, we sincerely hope the New
York Ledger and other literary pa
pers Astounding in long nd,rative'
will not be used.
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b. svsf guarded viih . iusisnur.
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COTTON MARKET.

We furnish below the quotations Of prices Of
cotton corrected weekly by 8. II. Gunter,
wholesale aud retail dealer in dry goods rad
groceries.
The quotations ore of the market on Fri
day, the Sd;
.Hste Fork .Harksf.
Cotton -Nidlling 20le.
LfrsrpSof Market.
Middling ~ lands l0l 70 1891.
.nemphis Market.
C~otton-middlipg l93 a zoe low middling
ls4al9c.
Sardfs Marked.
Cotton-middIing l9a20e; low middhng
~lSlal9c; low and dusty from II 10 lie. Mar
ket FIRM.
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WKnsrn's uxannfbefu Dirrfov.
AHv-Thn y beyond doubt mo best
and most complete dictionary n the
English language ever pablish,d
The labor and research bestowed ~
tie editors in its revision are appar
eut Oh every page. On the whole =.
az a dictionary and repository Of
useful information il stands without
4 rival Nashville Dispatch.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-04

We have noticed in several Of our
State exchanges the statement that
the Legislature would meet on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday
in this month. This is a mistak e
The time Of meeting was regulated
in the code as above, but the last
Legislature changed the time Of
meeting to the first Tuesday after
the third Monday in this month,
which is the 21st inst.
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To the Public.

MAYORS oTFIcE, sardis, Miss Jan. 2, 10
To guard against the smallpox,
| have this day arranged with Drs.
Kinchloe & Wright to vaccinate ev-
cry person, SC desiring, within the
corporation, at the expense OF the
town where they are unable to pay
for it themselves. The colored pop
ulation r earnestly requested to
come forward at once.
d.. b. McHENRY, Mayor.
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To NY Patrons,

return my thanks for your kind
.'a'ronage during the past year, and
''Pe to merit the continuance OF
our favors for the new year.
=, Very respectfully,
jah4 j. Z. RYAN.
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week passed Of very
! indeed in our town. There
10 disturbances Of any kind,
\ far IS our observation ex-
!. nobody was very seriously
| We heard Of a few who
a little elevated, but we sup
was because "Christmas
|hut once q year"
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81 arf m
'a aei tean
aFsif 90 ~ cias
na 90 fi 50 tItast Jssa
ssrf nl aieff- raf
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In New York oysters afford bust
ness to about 10000 men. Fulton
market alone handles 100000 Of
these amatory bivalves.
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Mr.. A. E. FARMLAND, general
auctioneer, No. Main stree,
Memphis, Tenn, keeps on hand a
stock of dry goods, notions,
boots and shoes, furniture, etc,
which our merchants will find it
to their interest to examine.
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INSURANCE.
N0tice to POlicy-Holders Of the
Mound City Life Insurance Co,

W. publish the following letter
from the financial agent of the above
company to Capt. W. G. helms, of
B~atesville, one of the Directors, ex-
p~lanatory Of the new stock plan
adopted by this company. 1t will
be seen from the calculations exhib-
tied, and these calculations are based
81 solid facts and are true, that par
ties taking stock have a fine invest
ment, one that pays better than loan
ing money to individuals, because
the amount realized is larger than
legal rates, and, besides, is based on
better security than individuals can
offer. Quite a number of our best
financial men in this county have
taken stock, and are changing
their policies to stock rates in this
company. Mr.. Britton, the Presi-
dent of the company, is now in the
county, and his representations may
be relied upon as true as to the
workings of this system, and thatno
misstatements are made, as might
be the case if not under the special
direction of the chief officer of the
company. The time for changing
policies from mutual rates to stock
rates expires on the 10th inst. for
this year, and parties will not have
another opportunity to change be-
fore the beginning of next year.
BRANcH OFFICE, MoUND ClY LIFE
Insurance Co. OF Sr. LOUIS, Man.
pHIs, Tenn, Dec Is, 1872. Capt.
". G. Nelms, Baiescatc, Hiss: Dear
Sir--In regard to how the stock in
our company IS paid in and secured
and the Investment returns, would
state:
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old u COS, At Lavender.

|otlos il called to the citation
| 10 ths delinquent land tar
Who are nonsfcadeats Of this
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First 1t blew, and then it snew,

First 1t blew, and then it snew,
Nert it friz and then it thew"
THE thermometer got down to
|0us ten degrees above zero at one
Pc and we thought it pretty cold
FATHER, but when we heard that in
I Northern States it got down to
mere there was no zero at all, We
pretty well satisfied with the
ate Of our thermometers and didn',
much more.
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|..rm ala desire ~ Fsssa
49, sfAa sis snssJsr rsta
.sfsrslaF tfiss. sl,osll FORM
|o era ana ssnd - Ne moGsy
'.ses. ~brh vii saiilis tIs
ssiisf % oi h % ~ Extra
Il We require ihs cash b.
|. 90 al such ssiacdptionA.
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3 had the good fortune to be
VI those who partook of the
tr given at the courtroom last
|rday by the ladies for the bene-
| the Episcopal church at this
\. We say Agood fortune" be-
y one is fortunate to get such a
n At any time or place, and to
Paited on by such attendants as
Piled us with the rich viands with
hh the table groansd, is good
|une indesd. IF angels" and
abrosia' and "nectar" did occu>
! conspicuous part in our dreams
! evening, it is nobody's bust
!. Who could help dreaming
kk
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! excessive cold weather with
bft, muddy condition of the
n, owing to the breaking up
freeze, rendered the "holidays''
ing but a season of pleasure.
lw social entertainments have
and tho general opiuion
II the ''holidays'' are now a
of annoyance and tronble,
| to change Of servants and the
pg Of contracts with laborers
ensuing year, and that Christ
, a time of pleasure gathering
least convenient Of all others
B the year. fp
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v. cocuRAs. s. A.. HATcHE
o. W.. COCHRAN.
n. 3. & j. ". COCHRiI
Lumber Dealers.
". .. COCHRAN.

Manufacturers PLUMBER, latbs and shingles
and dealers in doors. sash aud blinds, flooring
lpise. poplar and ASH, ceiling, ~eathefboard-
inv. molding and finishing lumber Of every
d,s ,ription Our sawmli, with a capacity Of
manufacturing a hundred thousand feet Of
lumber. and from seventy-fve 10 a hundred
thousand shingles, and from fftJ to seventy
Ave thousand laths per week, enable us to GIL
all orders on short notice. Orders from the
country filed with care AMI dispatch. Price
list furnished Oh application. Hh5Oliee ard
Yard foot Of Washington street; Mills In north
end Of Navy-yard, Memphis, Tenn. sepla
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j. F. Lavender is selling out at
cost. Now is the time to get cheap
goods.
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INVESTMENT RETURN.

The company is to pay an interest
dividend yearly Oh the entire
amount of its stock Of ten per cent.
this irrespective Of the dividend
proper. A person taking $4,000
pays cash $3.50, and secures $4,250,
receiving at the end Of the year ten
per cent. on IS, 000-S500, and pay
ing 5 per CEN. on S4.250 or $40
leaving clear return Of S1G0 or q 1-3
per cent. on his cash outlay. Be-
sides this, the earnings OF tile com
pany arc divided, making Il very
handsome investment, secured in a
manner absolutely safe and certain
as far as human foresight and expe-
rience can go.
In order to increase the working
power Of the institution it is the pur-
pose of the company to organize at
the most prominent agency points
boards of directors from among the
stockholders, the president of each
one of these boards to be a director
in the general board at st. Louis,
who control the company and are
elected annually.
The branch directors elect their
president and treasurer out of their
own number They are to super
rise and control the operations o.
the agency, and are permitted to in
vest (lt according to the rules OF thu
general board) 331-3 per cent. o
the receipts Of the agency.
Hoping the above explanation !
as full as you wish, | remain witt
, kind regards, very truly yours,
T. G. CAsKIN,
Financial Agent.
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NON pAID IN ANp sEcuREp.

Fifteen per cent. must be paid in
cash, and for the remaining IS per
cent. the subscriber gives his note
bearing eight per cent. interest, Sc
cured by deed Of trust, bonds, stocks,
or other good security satisfactory
to the Board OF Directors.
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the reorganization of the
|odist Sunday School on last
Pth, the following were the Of
elected for the present year:
W. Crump, Suporintc ndent;
| HOogood, Asst Supsrintend-
II. ]. Hunter, Sec'y; W. FL.
], Librarian; j. r. Buchanan,
| Librarian, and w. D. Helm,
.|surer. The latter Office, We
}, is not q very lucrative one.
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Thurlow Weed still accepts a pen
sion for having played a fife In the
war of 1872.
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Intion is called to the dissolu-
btice Of the firm of j. R. Cox
!, of Batesvills, and the foun-
Of the new firm of Byars L
successors. We are glad to
be the new firm into the bus,
and know that the pop
| Of these gentlemen for integ-
ID politeness will insure them
|hare of trade, and we at the
lime regret to see the dissolu-
the old firm, and the retire.
rem mercantile business. We
the outgoing and incoming
as all honestly de-
I.
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have been pleased to receive
Ibis week from Capt. Tench
/. of the house Of Goodbar &
bid, wholesale dealers in boots
bOes, of Memphis. Captain
is one Of the best posted bus
hen in the bootand shoe trade,
.ponsible business man, and
Ints one of the leading firms
We hope that our
lnts viii give him a fair share
tonage.
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--
A CARD.
SPECiiL NOTICES.
crap Iron.

Battelle 4 Co, Proprietors Of the Memphis
Rolling Mills, are buying wrought and cast
scrap iron, and pay the highest cash price.
Shipments can be made them in large or
small quantities and quick returns viii be
made. sepl4
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:. Lavender has a full line of
{ caskets and all kinds oil
at prices to defy com
n ....
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Notice.

The firm of Cooper n Spencer Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
debted to said firm are requested to come for
ward and settle at once, Our old business
must be closed up. IT, p. COOPER.
Dee. 10, 1872, $. &. SPENCER.
dec2Itf
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|~avtsfire R iH
.amttf Ftsuf sfis ssi'
HsrfHfs HsspefFr.
rapnsisf fsaa.a s'st
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware Of ~Counterfeits

Smiths ToniclSyrup has been ,counterfeited,
and the counterfeiter brought to grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The getajas article must have DR.. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle. DR.. John Bull
only has the right to manutacture and soil the
original John J. Smiths Tonic Syrup, of Louis
Wills. Ky. Examine well the Label on each
bottle. lfmy private stamp is not on each bot
tie, do not purchase, or you will be deceived.
See my column advertisement and my show
card. | will prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
can only be prepared by myself
The public's servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL.
o,t,rutrtv Nov < 1870 navqA
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rHE WEATHER. We certainly
y had q great deal Of weather
ring the past week or two
'ugh to satisfy the most fastidi-
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-06-26
MIDDLE MEN.

Since war has been declared on all
middle men, especially those dealing
in grain. would it not be we'll to look
back at how the middle men OF this
section have Jared. Let US nanIe a
few: Evan Worthing, ten years and
no fortune IL ade; Theo. Hill, fifteen
years and still is selling goods for a
living; Eli Wilcox, eight years, and
clerks for a hving;' r. 7. Rainey,
five years and busted; w. d. Lewis,
three years and busted w. T. Den,
ten years and still has to sell goods
for living J. Q. A. Smith, a farm
er, two years. and didn't get out with
a whole skin. These men would all
have been richer bad they not been
middle men, and still the farmers are
not happy. 1t has been soulless cor
porations, not middle men, who have
swindled the farmer, and who have
oppressed the middie men. As well
try to make three links of sausage
without the middle link as to try TO
get along without middle men.