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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-08

Now il the Democrat would just kindly
explain what democratic principles"
are. in these days Of party Generalization
and political chaos, It's readers would be
better able to understand exactly what
It's mission Ia.
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pUBLIC SALE oF REAL ESTATE.

Twill, a. tho late residence Of william wylie,
decd, near Elm Grove, in Ohio County, West
Virginia, on THURSDAY, October 23, 1878,
auction the following real estate, to.wit: Sixty.
three acre. Of good farm land, lying near the
National road, adjoining the lands OF J. II, Good
and others Said land lies well, and has on It
acomfortable house and necessary outbuildings
4, in ,Churchill's second addition to tho city Of
Wheeling, fronting 93H feet on tho west aide Of
Fulton street, and running back 40 feet, with
the frame house thereon. now occupied by J.
Petticord. Title warranted clear. Terms Of
sa $500, sasa rse -. N. Ar H., s,oys CIV,
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Mr.. W. NJ. o. DAWSON has become
connected editorially with the Kingwood
Journal. As u consequence the journal
this week Is unusually fresh and newsy.
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"OuR mission Is not in behalf Of man
or set Of men.-we have before us high.
er and nobler aim-the advancement OF
Democratic principles. Rs,ton Demo
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For Sale. .

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
L OF Deed OF J rust m,de on the ao,h day OF
January, 1873, by Robert 8. Williams and wife
to the undersigned truGee, which deed is Of
record In the Clerks office OF the County Court
Of Ohio County, West Va, in Deed Book No. 8,
folio III, Twill offer at public sale Of Room No.
4, nWashington Hall" Building, on Monday.
October 10. 1873. beginning o. 10 o'clock A. NJ,
one PIANO. Terms Of sale cash. 49,,
~. 3. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GEO .WInKHAM LAncfinneer nc2
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TRUSTEES SALE.

II Y
BY virtue Of deed OF trust made on the 18th
day OF September, 1863 by Alexander A. Allison
TO the undersigned trustee, which deed tsof re.
cord In the Clerks office Of the County Court
or Ohio county, West Virginia IN Deed Book
No 81, folio ISL, I will offer at public sale atthe
front door OF tho Court Houseof Ohio county. on
Beginning Il 10 O'clock. 1. 4, Tho following DC.
sctibed real estate 10 sy-all that parcel
Of ground lying on tho south sfde Of Caidwell2
saa saks o 19tnsso Ss of
the Run, thence south 81 deg. 2 poles to sugar
tree corner TO saruel McQlure's, thence with
eonsr y % cos ssnss P sS
line north 80 deg east SsIff poles to the begin
ming, containing i've ncrea more or less ttogether
with all the !mproyements upon: The same.
Trnafs Or SALE =Cash. The title 10 believed
to Be untxceptionable, but selling as trustee
shall convey only such tito IS isyested in mo by
sad deed Of trust. L5at LI0f.l $50
I. GEO. A. WICKHAM, Auctioneer, sep27
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General Notices.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE!

The undersigned, having qualified az Admin.
istrator Of the estate OF the late Henry Kurtz,
Cd TO said estate 10 come forward and settle the
same without delay, and oil pertons having
claims against the same 70 present them proper.
'y oei '0s 'e'se8 aRo. a KURrz, Adu,r.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having been appointed Administrator OF the
estate Of George W. Coen, deceased, notice Il
hereby, given 70 all persons having clAims
against the said estate 70 present tho same duly
authenticated Cor settlement Parties knowing
.socI ELl-I-,A r. II. tGILLESpY. Admir-
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TlRUsTEE's SALE OF CENTRE
WHEELING DWELLING HOUSE.

'TRUSTEES, SALE OF. CENTRE
j. WHEELING DWELLING HOUSE.
BY virtue OF q deed Of trust made by William
N. Kennedy and Mary his wife 10 me, dated
March 8. 1873, and Of record In. the ofice o. me
Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county, MeSt
Virginia, in Deed Book No. sc, page So, WIZ
offer at public sale at the front door OF the Court
House or Ohio county. West Virginia on
10 SATURDAY, October IS, 1873.
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. H.. The following de-
scribed property that 10 to say: Part OF lot mum.
bered two hundred and twelve l2l2l situated at
the corner or Eoff and Twenty. third formerly
secondl streets said part being bounded and de-
scribed as follows. Beginning ut 0 point sixteen
llGJ feet east OF the corner OF the alley running
between Chnpline and Roff streets, thence east
along the north side Of Twenty third street SIX.
teen (l6) feet; thence north across lot numbered
two hundred and twelve (al2l sixty six G6) feets
thence west sixteen 40 feet; thence south sixty
six 1861 feet to the place Of beginning, with the
use, In common with the owner OF the ground
on tho east, OF q, private alley running north
Txniis or SlIs.Halfthe purchase uiorey and
as much moro as the purchaser may elect, IN
hand, the residue In two ,equAl: instAllments ~
six and twelve months from the DAY OF sale, with
interest from that Day, the deferred payments 70
be secured 10 the satisfaction Of tho trustee
Title believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only such title as is vested in meby
~ TTa WILLIAM F. HUBBARD, Trustee.
GEO. "a. WICKHAM, Auctioneer. sepl6
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NOTICE TO RIVER MEN.
oyrtes UNION BnrpeE Co..

PlrrsBuRaH, Sept. -, 1879. !
Notice Is hereby given TO those interested In
the navigation Of tho Allegheny River, that the
Contractor for tho etonework o. Union Bridge,
across the Allegheny river Of the Point Pitts-
burgh, has commenced work. Pier No. "a 10.
Gated On north side OF channel, distant 2ia feet
from shore, Tho other Pliers viii be located each
9l2 feet apart Across the river TO smoky Island.
The Contractor will keep RED LIGHT by
h's KY o ~ Sa " tSe Boa,d Of bIrectors.
y. W. SMITH, Z
sepl8f Chief Engineer.
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ussTRSY1lRs EEs1pENlsol NJ E II RS

The Stone House, with nearly nine acres q
land, in the Village Of Leathetwood, IN Ohio
county seIop9g!ng 70 .Ae estate Of tho late Dr.
sS Tor f PRICE, terms spplyto !, zs so., .
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FOR SALE.

IsIlAlNID1 LOTS FOR Is SALE Y = 2 Si5ss
5 Forty choice Building Lots On Wheeling Is
land. lPrice from 500 TO 81 900 each. ,'e-S !
/. TrRxs- one.iourth cash, ernidue in equal
fnDallments 1t one, two and three years., with In
terest. 1oYo saH s1D JNoaPI GIICHRrsT,
Z an10r9!s's 9yC59 cd 70 T1At Top Mn.
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For sale.

,FoR SALE WI I'M
The rcsidenee OF The Hon. Judge Paullon 4th
street, opposite the First Presbyterian Church,
one Of the most desirable localities in the city.
OCT - e q l. IRWIN. Agent.
DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
I AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.6l will
sell Of public auction, on wednesday, october
9Th, t67i. at 10 o'clock, 81 my residence on zane
street, Island, all my Household and Kitchen
Furniture, one excellent Cooking stove, Carpets,
OH Cloths, Tables, &c, and various other ara'
cles too numerous 70 mention. -.
u. m. M1LLKR, Auetioneer.-----:=.osa
TORSALE-0PTICAL AND MUSIC
10 Store. Esablished % years. With the In
tention OF retiring from business, offer for sale
my well cetahlished Optical and Music store,
with stock and hxtures. t. Is In the best 5usi'
mess portion Of the city, has lsfge run Of arstr
class customers, In as we'll % ont OF the eity.
70 30 sola q . great bargain fog tho next thirty
eA'si AseMR MRS. c.!E CARTWRIGHT.
Hsepl6. ID Il'LGGlD ousP o. Box 299.
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MewAdveFtleements.

On "Wednesday morning, October let, large
r BLACK 20 RET BOOK,
Containing about $3.50 % In money and an Insu.
rance Policy. The finder will receive the above
reward By leaving &c &C this o1iee, or returning
1t to- j. Il. vANPELT,
oes Martins Ferry, o.
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Especially, who have been he Victim, =, ~,
~ Vice, that dreadfnl and dsst,ns,,ol @at
which annually sweeps 70 an ps,;Sse habit
thousands Of Young Men Of Ina saasy gnH
talent and brilliant intellect WIN m Tt .etllad
wise have entranced listening ses.ta!s a SiAst
thunder Of eloquence, or walked to ss, w u
thrilling Tyre, may call with fulI eonssa,al u
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Member a Of tho Roy ROYAL College q Surgeons, lu
Colleges In the United States, and In S,a.,l
part or whose Life has been spent In the So.rG'aS
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and el.sssSss,Si
has effected some Of the most as,onI.hns" ss,s.
ever known. Many troubled Win rinvins y,
the headan ears when asleep, grest nsrtsI. /.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds. h,Ssi
meas, with frequent blushlng, MteniM 80.
times With arrangement Of mind, were en-
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MARRIAGE,

Married Pefsons, or Young Men eon,.,,,,..
Marriage, being aware Of Phys,esi n.y. litts
organic debility, deformities, speetiI, eS,sS e;.
{, gao who places himself under tSe a., ss y; \
tlcman, and confidently rely upon Iii .isn g.
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WANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL. IN FAMILY
w Of three adults. TO do general housework; must
1so know how t0 cook, wash and iron good
Hsnred. Apply Tor week, from 10 to O'Clock, at
MI West 4th st.
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(tOACHMAN'S OR GROOM'S SITUATION WANTED
~ BY has good city reference; refers to
his employer. Call address j. f., stables l29 West
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w in small family also 2 competent nurse for
OAih two and half years old must be n good seam.
Gess best city references required. Apply days
= 66 West Both 81.
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| VXyANfEp-A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND A GRO
w cery and provision store. One who thoroughly
dersnnds business and has worked In the city may
apply at 81 Nesey st.
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DRUG STORE FOR SIMULTANEOUSLY FIFTEEN
ana well stocked doing good business; may be ha1
easy terms half cash wanted. Apply to HALE, l5&
William street
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CoAcmMEN AND GAHDE, rHs.

\ 1fNILEhAN GOING To III ROPE WISHES ~
=, hnu S,uhli"n ior hls coachnan who Is steady,
at OF address w III av. ~
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WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
w cashier accountant; with a steamship or rail.
road COMPANY preferred good references Address n.
W., box 227 Herald ONCE.
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w ored girls one as cook, washer and ironer and
general house work for the also cook
and do plain washing and ironing the city. Apply
- sill o clock at "a Fart 3ltt st.
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WANTED-SECRETARY FOR A MANUFACTURlNG
w company: good man with about 81 900 secure
a pleasant and permanent position. Address REFER.
ENCE, box 1877 Herald onice.
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G70n PER WEEK CAN BE MADE BY FIRST
plVU class men; Il mancfa tured article with unim-
tied Gni ready sales
SMITH, HALL 4 Co, CO Corlandt ST.
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WANTED-A GOOD SALESMAN FOR MANuFAc;
w turing business; must he thoroughly acquainted
with the dry goods jobbing trade Address L., box lA6
Herald office. - .t-..
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DRUG CLERK, JUNIOR, WITH THREE YEARS EX-
- pcricnce, wishes situation where he can learn the
business thoroughly best reference be given. Al.
dress A. X, box llS Herald Office.
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NIrANTED--A YOUNG MAN, RESIDING WITH HIS
w parents and who Is thoroughly convcrsant with
bookkeeping by double entry; must be good cOrrepon
dent and willing TO work whenever business demands
u: best testimonials required Address tor two days
giving iu name box l,s93 Post Office.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

9A WEST HTH STA GIRL TO DO CHAMBER
IN work ana waiting in n boarding house wages &l2
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yIyANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A POSITION AS
w assistant bookkceper, or where he can make him.
SELF generally useful In Office Address A. C. R. ~
University place.
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N-ANTED-By YOUNG MAN OF FOUR YEARS
w experience as salemap, situation where industry
and integrity will be appreciated Best Of reference
given. Address SALESMAN, 20 East 127th st.
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Trust GaIel

DY VIRTUE Of deed Of lrusL execn cd to
ID me. W. H. TOmliuson, The undersigned
Trustee, BY D. c. Forbes Sarah J. Forbes, he
vile on tl,s s4th day Of June, 1871, to secure
10 John L. Charles, the payment OF bond
bearing even date herewith and payable eigh-
teen months after date, with interest from the
Isl day Of April, 1871, Tor the sum Of seven
Hundred dollars, executed by said b. G. Folbrs
upon one undivided fourth Of 3 section OF lot
No. 4th TIER, in lhelown Of Point Pleasant, oil:
so one undivided fourth Of WOolen Mill aud
Machinery thereto belonging or in any way
appprtaining, which deed is record 10 the
County Clerk Office Of Mason county, West
Virginia, in trust deed book No. !, Folio 59I
and 1873. | will on
The I'd ddy of JHIg, 1918,
sell 4! public auction, all Of said property, for
cash in hand, for the payment Of said bond
aud interest, aud The costs attend a. the sale,
at the front door Of the Court House.
The title to said property is supposed to be
good, but will convey only such title as Is
vested in me by said trust deed
". Il. T0MLINS0N, Trustee,
June 5-3w.
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A Balloon Trip to Europe.


Profs John Wise and W II DOnalston,
two experienced aud we'll knownGronauts
propose to take the balloon voyage of which
so much has been sail and SO little done
The Boston board Of Alderman have re.
sponded to petition from them, and made
an appropriation Of $4,000 TO aid them in
fitting out their erial ship, in which they
will start from the Common 10 that city on
the 4th of July The gentlemen intend
taking two other persons with them, and
through the cooperation Of the franklin
Institute in Philadelphia, expect to secure
the services of two scientific men. Prof
Wise bases bis reason for undertaking this
perilOu' voyage on the following theories;
Alta certain height above the earth there
is continuous air current, or tide setting
from west to east, caused mainly by the
centrifugal force generated by the rcvOlu'
ton of the earth on it's axis, aud that this
current moves at the rate Of from 60 to 100
miles per hour Thus he expects to reach
England in two days, at the most, FROM the
time Of starting.
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The outrage is presented in Arkansas OIL
low and degraded Supreme Court listen
ing to an argument in case where writ
of quo parHato has been applied for III
order to dcspOil the Governor of his Office,
when, under the Constitution, the lIegisIa'
ture only eau impeach Governor or IN
vestgale contested election for that Office
The facts we have previously stated.
Baxter, the Governor is a Republican, a
partisan of the Administration, Ho was
really beaten BY a large majority at the cleo.
ton by Mr.. Brooks, the Conservative and
Democratic candidate. He was counted
in by false aud fraudulent returns made
by the Clayton Administration. The
Legislature, elected in similar way, re-
cognized him aud OvGr,ruled the contest of
Brooks for his place. This ended the mat
tor, but Baxter Immediately manifested a
degree of honesty and fairness that was
not anticipated by the rasCals who had cor,
ruptly put him in Office. They therefore
have set to work to expel him and put the
Lieutenant. Governor. one Of their crea'
lures, in bis place. II be was not elected
the Supreme Court was not chosen, for
both were elected ut the same time and in
the same manner. 1.-THE writ is allowed
Baxter declares his purpose to resist it by
military force, and thus we may have ci'
vii war in Arkansas. These are the fruits
of Grauts reconstruction Enquirer.
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The Chinese are rapidly pouring into
California l2l 900 are ,her already
This year over $1,000 have arrived in San
Francisco The feeling among the Amer.
icau and European working classes against
these people who work for almost nothing
and massacre Of Chinese is very probab.
le event. to be looked for any time Of
the Chinese women Dinety-uiue per cent
are rosg. It's not peasant to reflect that
it would be nothing for China TO send over
eruigrau,s enough take possession Of the
Pacific Coast.
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The Great Internal improvement o.
the Age.

One Of the greatest improvements thai
has ever been made ia this country is The
Erie Canal. which connects by means d
the Hudson River the Atlantic Ocean with
tho great Northern and Western lakes.
IL its enlargement and original cost The
State Of New York has probably expended
$40, 900 900. BY means Of it she almost
monopOlzed the trade ofall the great re-
pion which borders on tho lakes. This
colossal and most valuable Work was de-
viscd by The genius Of De Wit Clinton
morc than half century ago
But there is an older aud still larger aud
moro valuable idea Of internal improve
ment, which attracted the attention Of the
statesmen Of our Revolutionary era
Washington. Madison and Marshall
which IS not fully carried out as yet and
which rests upon this generation to accom-
plish. 1t is the completion oftbe james
River and Kanawha Canal, which, will
the improvemenisof the Ohio River, would
give US an uubroken connection Of water
the year round Of the Mississippi with the
ocean at Hampton Roads, AS we have
intimated, when the West vas wilderness,
the statesmen Of Virginia, headed by Gen
eral Washington, looking into the future
saw the great Advantages Of the connection
to which We have alluded, and they took
steps to form company to accomplish
it. Bat it was too large aud expensive
fer private enterprise, aud it eventually
became a State ward, upon which Virgin
ia has expended $l2 100000. The
ravageS of the war have so impoverished
her that she is DESTROYS to hand il over to
the United States Government to complete
for the interest of the whole country
Having given away the territory out Of
which the Northwestern States have been
made, she is now willing to tenders frau
chiso which will render their trade easy
AID accessible by water with tho Atlantic,
The distance is as follows: 72S miles by
the Ohio River to Point Pleasant; thence
by locks or dams up the Kanawha to the
Greenbrier, 2O8 miles; thence 275 miles by
canal to Richmond, and from thence open
river navigation 1913 miles to Hampton
Roads, making distance Of | 1856 miles
from the mouth of the Ohio to tho ocean
The feasibility Of the route has been de-
moustrated by the most eminent engineers
Of the country.
We have frequently alluded to the i'm
provement Of the Ohio by system oil
locks and dums, after the fashion of the
Kauawha, so that there could always be
at least six feet water in the channel,
enough to AOat boats at all seasons, from
one years end to another. This latter i:
absolutely essential, in order that this
great canal may fulfill the purposes Of itf
designs, as by far the greatest and most
useful ofaII the means ever contriVod to
bind together the Atlantic Coast with the
Mississippi Valley. Cincinnati EnQpr.
or.
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The new temperance law of Illinois is
rousng the Germans Of Chicago in an un'
prcCedented manner Mass meetings are
being held in the various wards, and ef.
forts are on foot to organize an anti.tem,
perancc party The new law closes all
the drinking saloons, lager beer as well as
others, on Sunday, and Compels them to
close at eleven o'clock each night The
Germans declare that the measure is aimed
at them as a race, and that the only way
for them to oppose it is as a race. They
denouuce tho Republican party for the Of
feusive legislation. and declare their deter
mination 80 leave its ranks. On Sunday
last more than one hundred Germans kept
their saloons oBeu to test the law, aud the
result was each of them vas arrested and
is awaiting trial.
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Thursday evening last, while Jumcs
Gummius, a student Of Washington aud
Jefferson College, aud son of the late DR.,
R. II Cummius, Of Wheeling was riding
gu horseback out The Brownsville road, bis
horse suddenly fell dead Mr. C's right
leg was caught under the animal in the
fall, and was broken very severely Just
above the ankle, aud also near the knee
He was conveyed TO the residence Of Chief
Burgess HazIett. relative, and proper
medical treatment applied He has since
been removed to Wheeling -PaHhaodlc
NeWs,