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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-31
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TIE Charleston Courier rebukes US in
Ia, 49,, ,oo,,I,.r rIy ,,irtuona manner for

TIE Charleston Courier rebukes US in
It's own peculiarly virtuouS manner toE
presuming to insinuate that the arrange
meut in regard,to the distribution oi
the State funds Is not entirely salts
factory to US. 1t speaks about our col
umns running over with filthy insinua'
lions and censure." We quote this Ian
gusge as specimen Of WALKERS well
known high toned style Of dealing with
public questions. Our columns do not,
we presume, suggest the idea OF filLhiness
to any decent persons reading them. We
are not in the habit Of printing anything
liable to such construction. This
Is one reason why We SO seldom
quote anything from WALKER. A man
who has acquired his notoriety for deal
ing in "Glthy lucre" would naturally how
ever employ that term, for We judge that
Il must be very closely identified with his
constant thoughts, and especially his ap-
prehensions, these days.
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TuE Legislature Of Alabama would
make good companIon'plece to that oI
West Virginia. Tho Montgomery Stdt1
Journal, the leading Republican paper In
that State, bids farewell to it with frank
words. It says that thousands of dollars
hAvo been paid out and thirty days oi
precious time worse than squandcrcd
while not a single desirable measure o
relief has been adopted, and Alabama,
Ahorn Of her beauty and Of her credit, Is
lctt naked to her enemies.
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A STUDENT in the State University at
Iowa City, by the name OF Bailey, wrote
to Bailey, Of the DAnburY Netos, to ask Il
the man Of humOr was any Of his kin. &c
received this reply: .Ga
DANBURv, CT, December s, 1873.
In answer to your note am compelled
10 say that some one has got up corner
on my relatives Of the name ot Bailey, and
that 4t present am not In possession OF
one, 10 my knowledge.
Ii is q fearful thing 10 stand alone In
the world, without 4 single Tor married)
relative In tho distance, but am so sue
ccssiul In concealing my sorrow that no
one suspects lis existence.
Whether my ancestors came over In
tho MAyhowGr depends In q large meas
urs upon what was the passage money,
II anything at all, ! am inclined to be-
Ieve that they "went around"
When asked X am a relation oi yours
you should kindly, but firmly deny 1t. Il
% going 10 be too hard winter 70 take
on rGlatons, Yours, In sympathy,
]. ", BAuRV,
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MORALS arc at an exalted pitch in New
Orleans The large hall Of the House oi
Representatives was let by the specialper'
mission oi Governor Kellogg for the pur'
pose olagrand ball given by the cypriana
Of the city. The ball began Just before
twelve o'clock on the night ol Saturday,
the 18th, and continued until the
broad dawn OF Sunday morning. The
papers there spoke enthusiastically oi
the brilllancy Of the scene, the abandon oI
the curvetting nymphs, the sensuouH
sweetness Of the music and the deoO!Ietc
splendor Of the costumes. The question
is whether after all that has happened in
that Hall Of Representatives, 1t could be
still further degraded by such scene.
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The fare to Baltimore Is now five dol
lars and the fight goes on. This Is de-
llghuul to the travelling public but some
what expensive to the two great lines en-
gagged in the encounter. Just this time
the Pennsylvania road certainly. has its
hands full. To fight the Baltimore road
with one hand and the engineers on its
connecting lines with theother Ia q task
that no one need envy them. Still they
appear to be equal to it
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TOLEDO, Dec. 80. - Flour In fAiE
demand and firm. Whest--ln fair de-
mand and firm; No. 8 white Wabash
81 so; amber Michigan 81 50al 81; Jan
uary 81 sly. Corn-FAlr demand and
firm; high mixed Cit; February G2tci
new 57tc. OSt5-QuIet and unchanged
No. 2, 3s;c. Dressed hogs-Firm q
Sc 25aG 80. Clover seed-$j 90.
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RUSSIA.

Sr. PETERsDURO, Dec. 3O.-The treaty
between Russia and Bokhairn Is pub
liShed. 1t gives the Khivan territory on
the right bank Of the Amadonia river to
Bokhairn, who in return agrees TO abolish
slavery and establish a mutual trading
airly with Russia.
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The Achenese Defeated by the Dutch,

PENANG, Dec. ga large force Of
Achenese have been defeated with heavy
loss by Dutch troops, who suffered only
moderately, The heslth Of the Dutch
troops is good.
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LAFAYETTE, IND., Dec. 30.-A young
man named Van Meter, residing in this
place, lost his life this afternoon BY the
caving Of well on the farm ol John
Schlster, al Pleasant Hill, twenty miles
south n here.
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PI,t,burrh Petroleum MARKET.

PITmDuRoH, Dec. 3O.-Petroleum-
Crude, demand good at full prices, 92.cS
81 05; refined very quiet; quoted January
lStc; February 1880; March lac.
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Charles stetsan, a lawyer Of Cleve.
land, Ohio, who shot himself last sAtur.
day, died yesterday morning. Ho was
unconscious iromBthe time Of the shoot
ing until his death.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Dec. 30.-Alex. c. BOtkin,
Tor several years past managing editor OF
the Times Of this city, has retired from the
position TO accept the editorial manage.
ment Of the Milwaukee Sentinel.
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.RN.-TELEeRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
E1cIusIyelY to the Intelll geucOr.

(By tho Western Union Line.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Is q regular Charles.
ton Of State Capital. The papers there
opposed the adoption Of the new const-
tuition because biennial sessions Of the
Legislature would take away from the
business Of that city several hundred
thousands Of dollars. That was very
high. toned logic; so high in fact, that the
common voters couldn't appreciate It.
The new constitution went in with a rush,
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FIRE RECORD.
A 100000 Fire.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec.-A fire at
Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Sunday night
was started by the explosion Of kero.
sene lamp in the saloon Of II. McGee, and
burned all the wooden building on Main
street, from Dubllc Square on the north
east corner of Main and Second streetsto
McCullough's new block, corner OF Main
and Third streets, and on Second street
north TO the Mansion House. loss
$4,000. y.
- FlRE AT RLYMouTH,. IND. Il,
CINcIEEATI, Dec. 3O.-The large plan.
Ing mill Of M. D. Lovely, Plymouth,
Ind, burned last night. Loss unknown.
FIRE IN DETROIT
DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 30.-A fire this
morning destroyed the store ot Earring
ton, Campbell & Co., Wholesale dealers In
tea, coffee and spices, 73 and 70 Jefferson
Avenue. The estimate loss on the stock
is between $4,000 and 500, 900 at least,
$4,000 OF which Is covered by iusur.
ance. The building Is owned BY julius
Robinson and is badly damaged.
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BAREA, CANADA, Dec. 90.-Grious, the
was hanged this morning.
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TRRAfs OF THR wREKLY


BALTIMORE, Dec. 30.-Flour-Firm; /;
best grSdes and extras scarce; quotations
unchanged. Wheat-steady; Ohio and
Indiana 81 Goal 70i western amber 81 90
al IS. Corn-Mixed western 50a5Sc
white 59a55c. Rye hrmer at 9OG9sc .
Provisions dull; meas pork SIS 50 But
ter-Firm, scarce, and wanted; North
western dairy tub Soc; roll 3la35c. Cof-
fee-Unchanged. Whisky-Dull and
dropping quoted at 90a97C.
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Love sacrifices all things TO bless the
thing II es,-Bgilotr LyttPH.
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Allegheny 1.-Two stock market,

EAST LIBERTY, Dec. 3O.-CATTLE-Ar.
rivals, 4 cars; best SO 25; medium S. 90
to IS go; common So 70 to a 90: bulls
So 90.
HoGs-Arrivsls, cars; no sales.
SHEEP-ArriYals, car; no sales.
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Weather Report.
PRoBADuTTTRs,

war DEPARTEENT,
OFPIcsoF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAs1INOroH. u. c., Dec. 30.-6:0OP P. x.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-18

THE WATERS CONCERTO PARLoR
0RGAN.-We are glad to chronicle
any new thing, or any Improvement
upon an old one, that tends TO pcpu-
larize music by rendering its study
either easier or more attractive
Lately our attention has been called
to "A new patent stop added to the
Waters Reed organ. called the Con
certo Stop. It is so voiced as TO
have tone like full, rich alto voice;
it is especially human in Its tone.
II is powerful as we'll as sweet, and
when We heard it we were in doubt
whether we liked it best in Solo, or
with Full Organ. We regard this Is
valuable addition to the Reed
Organ. -Rural Ne,c Yorier.
Maj " S. Downer has one of'hese
organs at his residence and it is the
most beautiful instrument of the
kind We ever saw.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-18

MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.-On Friday
evening. the Mite Society met at Rev.
J. y. Kibbe's. and there were a good
many persons passing about Sd aven-
ne between 7th and Sth streets.
Some cyil-miudel person fixed a
plank turned up sdgeWis2 across
the Sidewalk near Mr.. Carloads
store, with the intention oftriPPiDg
those passing; one gentleman passing
with HIS wife, nearly fell over l., and
turned just 10 time to catch his wife
aud prevent her having serious
fall. lie removed the plank, after
considerable trouble, a good deal Of
pains having been taken to FIX it Sc
cure, but the parties whoe er they
we're returned and fixed it 10 again.
The night wss very dark, and this
plank might have caused broken
limb or even death to some passer
by. We do not suppose the act Of
putting the plank there was looked
on by the one who did il, as anything
more thsn a piece Of fuu, but such
fun. ould be punished aud We hope
the Marshal will be able to ascertain
Who i..dulges in such fun.
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City Personals.

Maj. r. J. Hamer paid visit to
L chmond last week.
Chas. Klntner, member of the
Legislature from Preston county,
was registered at the Merchants Hotel
on last Thursday.
Col II. D. Whitcomb, Of Rich
moud, had quarters at wares Hotel
on Friday.
Col X. 7 Harvey returned from
New York on Saturday.
Robt. W. Burke, of Stsuutoo, Va,
spent several days in town during
the week.
Hon. Frank Hereford will accep;
thanks for copy of his speech.
Col. L. T. Moore, of Catlettsburg,
passed through toso on Saturday.
DR.. j. IL. HyseI, OE Guyand oite,
was in town Sunday.
Simeon Nash, of Gallipolis, Ohio,
sas regis cred at Wares Hotel Moo
day.
lbs " Sweeney Andrew Nelson.
j. NJ. Todd and Thos. OBrien,
Wheeling; D. S. Stephe nsOa. Clifton;
j. J. Jackson, W. II. Moore
head, Parkersburs; J. Golf Jr,
J G. Moore ami Samuel Walker,
C.ark.burg; Geo. Clark. BuekhanOn,
A. J. Saugstou, MOorefeld, members
of the L. S. District Courts arrived
on the steamer Hudson, Sud y even
lag aud took apartments It Wares
Hotel.
Capt. z. D R1msd-ll aud daugh-
ter, Of Ccredo, were in the city Mon
day.
Col. Albert Laidley, of BArbOurs
vile, had apartments at the Mer-
chants Hotel Mood y.
". S. Dowuer has left the city for
a visit % Wheeling, Pittsburg and
MorgantOwn.
Chs. B. Webb, editor of the
Chlrles,ou Chroaicle vas in the city
Saturday.
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West Virginia News.

Col r. Patton obtained verdict
for S2,l55 in his suit for damage
against the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company.--Charlesto"
Courier.
An effort is being made in the Leg
lslature to annex Que Of the town
ships of Monorgliie county to Marion
county. If THIS is done, it will re
duce the representation of the for
mer, and make the latter permanent
ly Democratic. it now being consid-
cred Us doubtful.
J. Il. AND X. CANAL.-An order
of survey has been made by the Sec
rotary of War for the James River
and Kanawha River canal. One OF
the comissoners, Mr.. Latr ODE, is the
distinguished engineer to whom
uuch Of the credit Of constructing
The Baltimore and Ohio railrod is due
Give them a welcome when they come,
which We suppose will be shortly, as
they are expected to make their re-
port IN January, Won't Charleston
get on swell" when we have Scna.
tor Davis proposed $4,000 Gus
tom House, and the grand canal
ruapiug along the Kanawha?
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Loss OF A LIME On last Friday
one more evidence Of the fOOlhardi-
ness Of +. r passengers was seen 90
the arrival Of the IL o'clock train.
As it approached The Depot, lady
Who vas followed by 4 petty little
dog, wos seen to get uP 5ad hurry
towards the door, aud before be
conductor coul / stop her, sh stepped
on to the platform and jaa2ed OF
while the train VS. in mO;ioG Her
clothing caught IN the STEPS and
threw her down, but fortunately, she
irll from the cars, and was not run
over; ouly bruised 4 little. Her dog
undertook t. follow her, but be fell
between the cars, and they cut his
tail off close bchiud his ears. The
lady when she recovered herself S.w
her poor little dogs body on the
track, and looking at il, she said
That liu't my dog; why, yes it is
700; aud she took il, Kissed III place
where its head ought 70 b, aud
wrapped it up in her CLOAK. 8y his
time the conductor had return 8 aud
begun to demonstrate With Ter. for
her imprudence in Jumping g he
train while in motion. but she 1rna
10 him. and said. "Whcre Is j. <in's
,,ore?7 He pointed it out to hsr, aud
she then stated that her sister Va>
very sick aud VS. reading seri'.
soy in one of the papers; that 'hs
ad got to a very INTEREST," part of
it, and was afraid she would die be-
fore he got the rest, and she bid
seat her in a CREST hurry to ge' 1t a.
she heard that jenkins keps u such
,hings'
She went over to JeukiuS'-sFe
found SO many beautiful tflog. o
look at that she forgot her bufy, and
vent homo 10 the three o'elOck train
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Distinguished Visitors.

The avenues Of our city, the Offices, cor
ridors, reading rooms and saloons, Of
our leading Hotels, have been thronged
during the past week by an unusual in
vasion of visitors, embracing, in the
number, many of the most eminent citi-
zens of the State, including Judge jack
son. Ex-senator Wilson, Hon. Mr.
Morrow and Major O'Brieu. Some of
these gentlemen were en- route TO Char
lesion, to attend the approaching term
of the U. s. Court others, "Still har-
ping on my daughter" to aid in remov-
ing the Capital to Wheeling
Among these gentlemen of distinction,
who sojeurned with us, were some emf
nent for picty, temperance, and huge
financial abdomens, and of these We
have especial pleasure in noticing Col
Clarkson. Editor and bloated bondhold-
er, of Wheeling, and the Hon. Mr..
Hall, of the Senate. Ta1oe esteemed
citizens arrived on the Steamer Hudson,
on Monday. intending to leave ~ the
10 A. VI. train, for the Capital, but the
allurements of our beautiful city proved
too many for them, and they tarricd ua-
til evening, leaving, then, with many re-
grets.
Among the numerous places Of in
tereSt visited by our suburban guests
were the Limerick Gardens aud Zoo
logical Varieties" on BiSmark Square :;
and the Bourbon Art Galleries" in
Belvidera Terrace. opposite " Four
Pole Park In the afternoon, they at
tended the "HeSSe DarmStadt from
bone and Tamborine Matinee" on 2Sth
street, which they declared IVES the
first genuine Operate Festival in
which they had participated in the cho-
rus.
Most opportunely, also, they were in
the city during the usual afternoon re-
hearSalS Of the Huntington Anacreon
tic Society" and accepted compliment
tarieS to be present. We had hoped
they would enjoy some of the grand
.Iriids from the Ora torio Of ".Hosrs IN
Egypt that being selected for the
rehearsal; but, we regret 10
say, an episode occurred that for mo-
ment very much married the harmony
Of the occasion. Our guests, who had
never herd Of Moses, in Egypt" or
elsewhere, complained, after the intro
ductory, that, as natives of Virginia,
they were being grossly inSu'ted by be
ing obliged to hear some abolition
Music pieces written by old John
Blown, who had invaded their State
some years ago, &c. After mutual cX-
plantations, however, our friends were
reconciled-declaring that they were
satisfied of their error, aid that it vas
another Brown, they remembered, who
got up the piece" The Society then
sung Tramp, Tramp" for the invited
guests, who ;hereupon retired with the
utmost good feeling towards all pres
eat.
This being the first visit of our cs-
tcemed friends, to city of such dimcn-
sions and attractions as Huntington,
they were, of course, enthusiastic in
their expressions of unexpected delight,
and promised an early return to spend
some weeks with us.
Duriug the day, Col Clarkson re
ceiyed Gelicitous dispatch from his old
friends and cronieS, Grant, Fish aud
Robson, at Washington, inquiriug at
what time be would leave ior the Capt.
tai.
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All Right Oh the Goose.
NEwToN's Run, WAYNE Co. W. We.
December Eth. 1873.

MENTIONS KUN, WAYNE 20. w. va
December 9TH, 1873.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE INDEPENDENT.
90 the FIRST of the month party
in the neighborhood who bad lost
some geese, went to a neighbours
house who had geese Of the same
mark and took four, claiming them
as his own. The neighbor not liking
this mode of procedure brought snit
and the trial came off to-day before
His Honor, Judge Ward. Of Wayne
county. The Counsel employed in
the case we're Mr.. Fl. C. Simms, the
finished lawyer of your city, aud A.
NJ. Williams from this section. MI
Williams ia not lawyer by profess
ion, but concluded to play the attor-
ney on this occasion for the fun of
the thing He probably knows more
about planting turnips and grabbing
out roots than law. but in this goose
case he proved himself ugly material
for a city lawyer to rub his back
against, especially in a Justices court
in Wayne county. His eloqueno@
swept everything before it; he took
the starch right out of Bro. Simms
collar, and gained the case. Will
Jams client was dressed out in
bran new calico which dSzSied
Simms' eyes.
Williams is much elated over his
victory and is now waiting for
chance to get rake at Gibson, and
if he beats him he will move up to
Mud Bridge to practice.
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Symptoms Of Catarrh

Distinctions Of nasal passages, discharged
falling into 'ue throat. sometimes prCfusc, watefy
acrli or til, SrH teua0l 'us mucous, pnruleai,
blO'ds, rUtrld, offensive etc. III Others adryness
Nr2s o. nla..5d EYES, ringing in ears, deaf
ness, uirert,lOnI, scdbs frpm ulcers, voice aztec
ed, Nasal twang. offensive breath, mpiiret
smell ANA taste. etc. Few oi above symptoms
key To- DC present IN any ciSe AZ one time.
To cure take Or. Pi-rces Golden Medical
Disco eig earnestly. to correct the blood ana
system. which are always M fault, ais 10 act
sp"clHc!liy,,ss u does, upon the diseased glands
and lining membrane of the nose md iis cOmmu-
ucdtiug chambers. The more ! see OF this obi
ols di-eiSe, the more posi- I've Is my belief that
II We would make treatment perfectly successful
IN curing 4, W" must use constitutional treat
men 10 act through the blood as well AS a
soothing and healing local application. DIT.
SSgr's Catarrh Remedy. when used warm and
applied with DR.. Pieree's Nasal DOnche, effects
cures upon common sense, ratiOnal and sclen-
tue principals. hut its md, soothing ami healing
properties, 10 which The disease gradually Yields
when the system has been put In perfect order
10y he use or the Golden Medical Discovery
This Is the onh perfectly safe, scientific and sue
CeSSiul mode NJ acting up IN 4 Vi healingit.
So successful has the above course Of treat
mentprovel tnst the proprietor offers 500 re-
ward for case he can not cure. Al means
sold by druggists. i. V. Pierce NJ. d., PrUprie-
etOr, Buffalo, y. !.