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Cloud at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August 16.-Jos. G.
Cloud, the Philadelphia oarsman, arrived
here on the way TO New Orleans, at four
this evening. -....
CINCINNATI, August 17.-Cloud, the
rover, came here yesterday on river
steamer, leaving his boat at Rome. He
expected q theatrical benefit hero last
night, but the actors arc out of the city,
He returns tonight 10 resume his trip.
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Boon AND sHOEa.-To close out my
present stock I will sell WomenS Last.
Balmorals q g 90 worth q 80; Womens
Last. foxed BGlmorals from g 90 TO $3.50;
WomenF Nor. BGlmorals % 90 to . 90,
worth IS 90, and al other goods at cor
respondingly low prices. Nv. BLOND,
1O5 Main street. .
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THE SOCIAL EVIL N ST, LOUIS.

ST.. LouIs, August 18.-The case Of VI.
q. Eliot, agsinBt Kate CLARK, tho alleged
keeper Of q bawAy house, with view TO
test the legality Of the social evil ordi-
nance now in force here, came before
Judge Calvin, Of tho Court Of Criminal
Correction to-day, for prosecution. The
Secretary of the Board Of Police Cons
missioners testified that Kate CLARK had
made application to keep a house Tor
bawdy purposes, and that permission was
GRANTED, The Clerk of fhe Board Of
fIealth testified that Clark was registered
us prostitute and keeper OF o house Of
prostitution. The Registering Officer o.
Police testified that all tho inmates Of
Clark s house. were registered women. The
medical examiner testified that he visited
Clark's house weekly for the purpose ofex.
aiming the inmates for Veneral diseases,
but did not know that prostitution was
carried on there. The defence was that
the present amended city charter author
ICES the city TO regulate prostitution, and
that the amendment authorizing the reg
ulation was equivalent 10 special act,
and virtually repealed the general State
III" uCalIuB vi tnO HuS0"SH; ~ y
also introduced the amended charter, inc
social evil ordinance and the permit OF
the Board of Health. The prosecution
objected to the two latter on the ground
Of their Illegally, and this objection was
argued at great length by the counsel,
lasting I'LL late in the evening. Juuge
Calvin took the matter under adVisemenI
until next Saturday. Inc case excited
great interest, INC court room 'psee1nS
crowded with spectators
ST. LOUIS, August tI'-A pfolect S t on
loot here 70 organize Q cofporat9in I! ~
the purpose OF purchasing seven p ps,As
OF ground between f9plat a., any ,i [!I
streets, and extending from INC AusquC
" Pacific railroad depot 10 me TlVeE'
Whereon 70 lay track upon WhiCn al !all.
roads from the west may reach 'ne ElVef
front: :,
A brakeman named s4ep1eta on tn nc
Ohio y MISSISSIPPI railroad was ,. ctus aUSa
10 GeGt1 yesStqay' iWalle CouPilus S@'e
ut LEBANON, ulnos: 70 ~ =! :, 4
during inc eXnlDi!!on VI = sno 1,s a.
Granny, MO SFTIaay' VWo qtunke4 NM tHT9sm
named Zen Lillian anu v james niIi as as.
sautse Cnaa 1homas lcoi ~ anu snos s! nun
in inc lhr9aS anu DEeas., inII!G!In SERIOUS Sa,,
wounus' IhomSs rcIuEneS Ine nIc' ous
without eHect' SeveEaI otneE ?uoss s w mc au
hreo, ana MI. ocnutu1' k ptom'n nnI Me- AZ,
Cuhut vi SLaApyL was h"ASNI "H 49,.
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GAVE BAIL.-We stated q few days
since that n man by tho name Of W. H
Cochran was arrested the day before as O
fugitive from justice, and that after az
examination b. was sent to Jail In default
Of bail in the sum of $1,000. We were
IN error about Mr.. Cochran being sent tC
Jail. lie gave the required bail before
leaving the Justices office. He says the
prosecution is matter Of pure malicious
ness.
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, Nor INTRNTIoNAL.-In Saturday morn.
ing's INTELLIGENCER we mentioned the
tact that The property Of james Hamll-
ton, on Market street, adjoining his opera
house, had been sold the day before to
James W. Paxton. We did not, however
mention the fact that the sale had been
contaminated by Col. Thomas 0'Brien
real estate agent. At the time the article
was written we were not aware that Col.
O'Brien had anything TO. do with 1t, con.
sequently the omission was not intentional.
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RAILROAD Accident.

PATTERSON, N. j., August IVA freight
train ran OF the track here last night ow.
ing to q broken wheel. Five cars were
scattered over both tracks, delaying the
travel three hours. A westward bound
train, due at the time, fortunately was a
few minutes late, or q terrible disaster
would almost certainly have occurred.
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ELECTION ToMoRRow.-An election
will be held tomorrow to determine
whether or no the Commissioners shall
make further subscription Of $4,000 10
the capital stock OF the p. W. s. K. R. Il.
A vote was taken in Brooke county few
days since on the same proposition, and 1t
was carried in tho affirmative by an
almost unanimous vote.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS at reduced prices
In order to make room for our new Fail
stock, (Which will be unusually large aud
completely soon to arrive, we offer pres
cnt stock, new and second hand, includ.
ing Weber, Sheib and other Pianos, Eu.
reka, Sheib, Cabinet Pipe, Smith and
other Organs, at q reduction OF twenty
per cent from list price till August eth,
unless sooner disposed Of. In making
this offer we guarantee bargains TO oil
buyers. VIM. 81. Shelb & Co, Washing.
ton Hall, a...a ,4....,
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ATERNE1oN.-Tn order TO reduce my
preSent stock d Boots and Shoes l viii
sell for tho hGxt 80 days at prices that do.
~ compS6HoI Call early and get the
best goods Ct tho lowest prices ever offer.
cd in Tie city. L. V. BLOND.
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New MAIL CARRIER.-Louis II. Al.
bright, who hRs been appointed mail car
der for this city, will go to work this
morning, but will not take route three, as
at first supposed. Mr.. Albright will re-
+lieye Mr.. Fletcher, who now has route
four, aud Mr.. Fletcher will take Mr.
Cowl's place on route three.
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secretary Delano In the Northwest.

ST. PAUL, August 16-secrcLary Della.
no and Indian Commissioner Smith lett
tho city to-day, to visit the Sasiton Indian
agency. It Is the purpose Of Secretary
Delano to remain sometime on the from
tier, for the purpose Of obtaining personal
knowledge Of the condition and wants Of
the various Indian tribes. .
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OVER THE RIVER AND FAR Away
The city aulhorilirs have been wanting
Mic. Speidel for some time, but Mic has
been keeping shady, and hasn't showed
himself on The streets Tor sometime until
yeststday afternoons An officer was i'm
mcdiatcly sent after him, but Mic. was too
quick and getting in skill was rowed
over to the Ohioshore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-18

ATLANTIC OrTY, August 10. - The
steamship Vaderland from Antwerp for
Philadelphia, is anchored of BsiSantine
Shoals, awaiting supplies and assistance,
having her engines disabled. .r.l
NRW YORK, August 17.-Arriyel-
Steamers Egypt and City Of New York
from Liverpool. ..0,-
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POLICE CoURr.-The following cases
were disposed Of at pollce cUur. e"NArsl.y
morning: Harry Paxton, disorderly, 8
and costs; John Craig, drunk, s. an:
costs; Andrew GalIahcr, drunk, s. and
costs; John Dickman, dlsorderly, dismiss
ed; John Wait, disorderly, dismissed.
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Total, y 900 gifts, all cASh, Amounting
The diB1ibntIo nWlll b positive, whistler oil
theticlret8 arc BOld or not, and the 1900 RiItl
all paid In proportion 70 the tickets sold-all
UNFOLD tickets being destroyed. as Of the First
and Second Concerts, and not presented In the
~ PRIoE OF TICKETS ag 90
Whole uckOtg go; HGlVes $36; fgnthb, OF
each Coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for
S6oO; say TickeD ioE q 90; is Who'll Tickan
Tor 5000; az Whole Tickets for 10000. No
discount on lesS than $500 worth Of Tickets at Q
time. 20 g
The unparalleled success OF the Third Gin
Concert, Gg well % the SAtsiActlon given by the
First and Second, makes It only nGeeOelFy 70
announce the Fourth to insure the prompt FAle
Of every Ticket. The Fourth Gilt Concert will
DO conducted In all It's details like the Third.
and full particulars may DO learned from cITcu.
Lara, which viii 6g cent free nom this otico 10
al who lpplY for them. IL = 10
Tickets now ready Tor sale, and al orders &C.
eompAniOd % the money promptly Allied Lilo.
eral terms given b those who buy to sell again,
sau, THOG. 3. BRAHLETEES
Ag't Pub. Lib. ". B EanA1ir CIT Concert
Public Library Building louisville, Ky.
J. V. L. RODGERS, Agent,
augt.eod6W los Market street.
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SHOULDER BRoKEN.-RObt. Hummell,
an employee Ut the Riverside furnace, had
his shoulder broken on Saturday by Iall
from the track in the stock house at the
furnace. The plank broke upon which he
was standing and he fell o distance Of 80
feet. He walked up to the city yesterday
and received the proper medical attcn-
t;nO
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THE TURF,
saEatoEaR Races.

SARATOGA, August 18.-The attendance
at the last meeting is large, and the4racl
Is in good condition.
The first race was for q purse Of $500
one and one-eighth mileS, free handicap
all ages. The following horses started
Joe Daniels, Sue Ryder, Eolus, GarletzS
Moore, Minnie MoLane and Cameron's
bennington. E0lns won by five lengths
Minnie second, Joe Daniels third. Time
2:02f.
The second race was for . purse o
5000, four mile heats, Tor all ages SIOOS
TO winner, $500 70 second; entrance
money, $50, to third. The following
started: Bessie Lee, Arizona, Hubbard
Hubbard was the iaVorite, at three to one
arainst the Aeld, and soon after the start
took the lead from Bessie Lee, and kept
It I'M entering the home stretch on the
last mile, when he was Joined by Arizona,
An exciting finish took place. Arizona
winning BY Q length; Hubbard second
Bessie Lee distanced. Time, 7:64t.
The result Of the first heat made An
IONA the taVorite, OF six 10 one. Hubbard
took the lead at the start on the I'd heat,
but soon surrendered It to Arizona, which
he kept 10 the end, actually running away
from Hubbard on the last mile. -
The third race was for pune OF $500,
ono mile and three-fourths, for all ages.
Boss Tweed, Wanderer and Business
started. Business won BY three lengths
Boss Tweed Cd, and Wanderer Sd. Time
3:12t. g. '--'.7 .''''' - -
The fourth race was a steeple. chase
free handicap for all ages, about Three
miles, $500 70 LIST, 5000 70 Sd, and 800 %
Sd. Blind Tom, Trade Wind, Wiley and
Notary Public started. Blind Tom won,
Trade Wind I'd, Notary Public Sd. Time
$40. Notary Public fell, but his jock
ey remounted and took him over the
course for the third money. Wiley refused
10 leap and retired. %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-18

A RARE CHANCR.-PerBonS desiring
anything in the way Of clothing or fur
nishing goods viii find 1t to their advan-
taSe to can upon Mr.. @. Hes, corner Of
Main and Quincy GtEeetS, within the next
few days, Is he Is determined to close out
his entire stock at very low RgureO, in or
der to make room for his fall goods, which
will soon arrive.
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BEAuTHUn.-Fhe scafolding was tax.
en- down nom the 18th street front Of the
Hamilton Opera House'on Saturday, az
tording clear view Of the front, which Is
the handsomest in the city.
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AUGUSTA, August 1.-THE President
arrived OF Bangor yesterday and was
warmly welcomed. he attended the de-
Vine service to-day at tho Granite church.
The President will leave for Portland by
q special train tomorrow morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-18

FoR Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fever
sore5, Headache, sprSins, Cuts Bruises,
STIFF Neck, Sore Throat, or any Pain, use
the Suregt cure known, "Pain Cure OIL"
Sold by all Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-18

PERsoNAI.-DE. T. Il. Logan and lady
and AIiss Lide Logan are soIourning at
the Put.in-Bay House, at Put-in-Bay'
After remaining there few days they
will visit Niagara Falls and other prom
inent places before returning to- Their
home.ss fA:ssii =. ;sf3S tSO
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NEW ORDER-A lodge OF the ord6r 81
"B'nai Birth" was established in this
city yesterday. This Is the first lodge Of
this order In ". Va. '','. Is ~ q,
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MAGAZINES FOR SRPTRMBER,-Har.
per's Monthly, Leslie'S Lady'S, Demo-
rests Mirror of Fashion, Young Lady's
journal, Atlantic Monthly, and Peterson'a
Magazine received and for sale by W. P.
McKelvey, Market street, near Post Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-18

1900 pounds MAySVile carpet chain, the
best in the city, only to be had ct
JoHN RoRATBRs, Centre Wheeling.
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JUST received, 100 pieces Of Hamburg
EdgingS, in all widths, OF very low pri-
ces, at Henry Jacobs, 100 Main street.
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A PLRND1D lot Of new stereoscopic
views has Just bean received at Robin
cons. rI..r L...t ra...
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CrrY OouNCn-The City Council, We
are informed, will meet again tomorrow
evening. =. nm. ---..-'.-. -.
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WE cIIi0WAY COUNTY IYNCHING.

Furthrr odSiceS about the lynchipg q
Peter Ke1ler Il F6ltop county, ,sny thai
Sheriff Low was ahot. IN the spine BY the
mob and morf Ally wounded, and tha'
John Watson, q young man Of Dunbar
il is feared, Is also fatally hurt. KelsleI
was the only ono In the carriage moi
,unnnhnd
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ALI in wautSot Hamburg Edging
should go to Henry Jacobs, as he has 70.
ceIved Q very fne Selectlon Of them.
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A FINE lot of Hamburg Edging will be
sold at cheap counter prices, At Henry
Jacobs'. ...
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TIE photographs made at Robinson
Gallery give sattRhcton. Try them. &
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RECEIvnG New Goods every day AM
very cheap at ], W. FRRREL's, Cent?
Wheeling. N Nm. -----.- ----.--
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HEAVY yard wide brown muSlin for 10
cents per yard. J.W. FERREL, Centre
Wheeling, .."..t T.a.s4..
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PRR0ERVB your pictures by having
them framed Of Robinson's Gallery.
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TuERMoarETRR REcoRD.-The follow
ingshows the range Of the temperature as
observed at sllvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite Post Office:
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.NRLp ZOE. MUppRR.

Anoshet special the same paper says
that Colonel suriee, charged with killing
+. G. Morgan q Rochport, Mo-. 2 Day q
two ago, ms bean held In $9OgO bonos
to await he deiion Of the grand jury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-18

a specialize the BUeNing DiIpdtch from
Sedalia, NO., says there was IN incendi-
ary fire tharelaf tWGuc loCk this morning
which burned Z bakery, grocery, agriCul-
tural warehouse and saloon. Loss $751;
nOn
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Every FIrth Ticket Draws 4 cit
$25O,OO() for $50.
lSl,S00,o00s

divided into II, 900 eaah Ritg, viii DO disributod
BY lot among the ticket h0ldeES. Tho numDors
Of the tickets 10. DO drawn from one wheel by
blind children and tho Rtits from another.
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MONDAYIA AUGUST IS, 1873.
New Advertisement.

Steamer Ed Hobbs.
Steamer Ashland.
For Furniture. ..-,s
Dressing Case Suits. 70
Paints, Oils, Varpishes, &c. vi. "a
National Camp Meeting. 4! ~
Proposals for Numbering Houses.
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M1ssssoUR1.


ST.. LOUIS, August 16.-The number Of
deaths in this city for the week ending
this evening, as reported by the Board Of
Health, was 200, 81 which 10 were rom
cholera and 90 from cholera moTbus. 4. ,,
70.CENT COTTON.
The ma bale Of this years cotton 70.
Ceived here this season was sold Rti Anc-
ton to.dsy q 20 cents par pound. Q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-20
AttCmDted Murder.

Isaac Vernon, on Friday the
TIN inst, struck his wife with
his pocket knife, as though at
tempting to cut her throat
The knife cut along her jaw
from the lower point of the
lett ear till it run into her
mouth, just at the middle of
the lower lip, laying open a
frightlul cash. 1t appears that
he had been threatening to
kill various people that day,
and quarrelling and joking and
singing hymns, till he reached
home, when he took his wife
by the arm, and after a lew
tlourishes and some argument
he made a cut, then took her
into the house. This conucl
looks as though the Lunalic
Asylum would be a good place
Tor NJ Jackson Herald.
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Latest News.

The widow OF ex-Seeretary of
War Stanton, died last Tuesday,
at Chestnut Hih, near Phila-
dedphia.
ALLEY and Hogan had fight
at Pacific City, II miles south
Of Council Bluffs, Iowa, on last
Tuesday. The referees decided
the fight a draw, on account OF
the spectators breaking the
ring, thus preventing the fight
from progressing. Both par
ties were badly bruised.
AsPEcIAL dispatch from Alden
says that in an encounter re
Gently in Ell Ahsa between
Arabs and Turks 800 of the
former and 70 of the latter
were killed and wounded. 1t
Is probable that the British
force at Alden will interfere
and prevent encroachments by
he Turks.
LOUISVILLE Nov 17-An infan-
try company oil IS men, organ.
lied in this city, has rendered
Its services to GOV. Leslie, in
view of the prospective Span
ash war. A meeting will be
held Tuesday night to secure
further e%nlistments. A federal
veteran also offers to raise a
regiment of 1000 men.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 17.-An off
icer of the Cuban Junta is
here it is SAID for the purpose
of raising a colored regimen:
10 assist in liberatlng the slaves
on that Island.
WASHINGTON, Novem Der IA
Information is just received
here that the balance of the
Virglnus' crew have been shot
making Ill executions in all.
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The Straitsville great vein
of coal, suitable for smelling
ore in the blast furnace in the
raw or knocked state, Is from
ten to twelve feet in depth,
and lies from ten to thirty feet
above the railroad track
Above and below this vein OF
coal is found four veins of red
hematite or limestone ores oil
from thirty to fifty per cent.
metal, each vein of an average
depth of fourteen inches, pro-
ducing twenty five thousand
tons crude ore per acre. The
area of the ore field IS much
greater than the coal, extend
ing over 10000 acres, and will
produce 100000 tons.
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To DeVelOpe Talent.

Place a Young man in a posi-
ton that will iearfully tax him
and try him; a position that
will often bring a blush on his
cheek and the sweat to his
brow; a position that will over
master him at times, and couse
him to rack his brain for re.
source. Place him in a posi-
ton like this But every time
he trips go to his rescue; go
not with words of blame and
censure; but go with maniul
words of enc fragment; look
him boldly in the eye, and
speak them with soul and en-
phasis. THIS is the way to
make a man of a boy. And a
giant of a man. Ii a man has
pluck and talent, no matter
whether he ever filled a given
position or net, put him in it,
if worthy, and he will soon not
only fill il, but outgrow 1t. Put
me in a pos. ton with a tain
heart. This Is the way 10 kill
him. Put him in grandly, with
most unmistakable confidence.
Drop no caveats, but boldly
point the way and then stand
stand by him with a will and
countenance of a true friend.
Thus try twenty men, such as
have been named, and nine
teen will succeed.
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The wild bears are still roam

The wild bears are still roam
ing unmolested in the big
woods in Henry county. One
dark night last week a Lear
came up to a shanty occupied
by twelve railroad hands
and two large dogs. He was
evidently on a foraging expe
dition, and contented himself
by picking up crumbs and stray
bones, and scratching about
the door occasionally. As the
men had no gun, they dared
not attack him. The dogs
sprang upon the beds in terror
and could not be induced 10
60 out. The bear soon walked
away as peacefully as lie came.