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from Little Rork-time. Is hours. The con-
tractors are running fourho coaches to ac-
commodate the increased travel.
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THURSDAY, April g.
Mr.. Sarber moved to take up the rail
road bond bill. The motion was second
ed and objections were raised
Mr. Latta meved the bill and amend
ments be recommitted to the committee
on railroads, and called for the ayes and
noes
Mr. Berry. Of Benton, obtained the
hoor, and yielded il to Mr.. McGehec,and
afr McVeigh moved he have twenty min
utes
The Chair, Mr. Sarber) refused to put
the motion
Mr. McGehec (rep.) made an eloquent
s.d impressive speech against the bill.
II 0onld not vote for this bill. lie
might 20 home poorer than some others
b t he would have the consolation ot
'ilnking that he had done his ddty lie
believed tac bill was in conflict with see
t ,U l6, article 10 Of the cobstitution,and
dIcl the attention OF the republican
members to heir platform. pledGlng to
r. CO ton He did not believe a
y ry Clay could change a vote, for
W d cannot change what gold has es
.ab,lshed.
MIR White, Of Crawford said he had
ia led to hear one argument in favor OF
this bill. 1t has been sprung upon US III
1 wonderful way This is remarkable
hing He had smelt 1t out six weeks
ago while it was in embryo Now II
was born! What is it? A monstrosty I!
He represented republican constituency
aud knew they regarded it as the sum Of
all yil,ainy, the most damnable bill on
record. and as such he would vote against
Mr. Stewart (col) | arise TO protest
against the passage OF this bill lie had
stu led the bill and found it could prove
advantageous but to a few, lie wanted
to know fifth republicans would vote
for this bill and then dare TO face their
constituents He made reference to the
Arkansas Central railroad, Col. Dorscys,
and said it did not wish to be included IN
the infamous bill He was ready to bow
his head in shame when he saw the re-
pubicans ready to put this bill through,
after all their pledges of reform. He
warned that party Of its danger in so do
inp, and held that these roads should not
he released. but instead should be held to
their contracts lie was not ashamed To
II l,rc himself on record against this bill.
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-tE Capt. W. J. IlYSEs, representing the
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II Senator Powell CLAYTON rr'W0cd to
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~" Capt. X. 5. YERSEs /, visiting Little
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s#- County Court OF Crawford County is
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-08

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Two men, John
Kleves and Thomas Murphy, became in.
volved in difficulty, Sunday afternoon,
which resulted in the shooting and slight
wounding Of the latter. There are sew
eral stories In circulation about the ARRAY,
but the following is believed to be as
nearly correct as any: Murphy was in
the saloon Of Kleves drinking, and when
requested to pay, refused and drew his
pistol. Klevcs, anticipating trouble,
drew his pistol also, and proved too quick
for Murphy in firing. The ball took Ell
feet in the Geshy part of Murphy's arm
but did not tbfllct serious wound. Two
police officers attempted TO arrest him
1t Is said, but he succeeded in fighting
them of, and made his escape,
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs.-C.
Hess, northwest corner of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, Cassimers, Vestings &C., Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any flrst.class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-08

CINCINNATI MUSICAL FEsTIvAL-We
have on several occasions referred in our
columns to the great musical festival TO
be held In Cincinnati next month. An
advertisement in another part Of this
mornings paper gives the information
that season tickets can be procured at
the music store Of Adams s. Lucas, 100
Market street, until next Thursday morn.
ing. These tickets are transferable, so
that II the purchasers do not desire 10 re-
main during the entire festival, they can
be sold aud used by other parties.
This Is a good arrangement and
will be found great accommo-
dAtion. We hope many of our readers
will avail themselves Of this opportunity
to attend the greatest musical entertain.
ment ever projected in the West. The
trip to Cincinnati by steamer at this sea.
son Of the year is one OF the most delight.
full character The Musical Institute Of
our city will attend and take part in the
exercises. We urge as many oil our read.
ers as can possibly do so, to go and enjoy
the choice programme prepared Tor the
occasion. Call at Messrs. Adams & Lu.
cas- today or tomorrow and get your
tickets.
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STEAMER SUNK.-Last evening, a tel.
cgrHm was received In this city giving
Information OF the sinking Of the steamer
New State, OF Glass House rifle, yester.
day afternoon about Al o'clock. The &C.
cldent was OccaSloned by colliding with
another boat, the Eagle. The water is up
to the boiler Of tho New State, and at the
present, It cannot be determined whether
she will go to pieces or not, No lives
we're lost
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SALE OF STEAMERs'-The steamer
Hope which has been running in the
trade between this city and Matamorasl
O., for several years, was sold a few days
since toA. W. Williamson, of Portsmouth,
O., for $1,000. The Hope is lying at the
foot oil Quincy street, undergoing repairs,
and Is to be delivered to her new owners
this week. She Is to be put in some short
trade'from Portsmouth.
Tho D. T. Lane belonging to the Mont
tor Towboat Company OF this city, was
sold yesterday to Mr. James sentz Of
Charleston, for $4,000. She Is to be put
In the Great Ksnawha trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-08

ALL THE LATEST new Sheet Music and
Music Books, are received twice week
at sheib's music store, Washington Hail.
and very complete arrangements go into
effect this week, whereby orders for Sheet
Music will be obtained much more
promptly than heretofore. All wanting
choice music should examine the stock
at Sheib's.
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To Be IMPRovED.-We heard, last
evening, of the sale Of the vacant lot on
the east side Of Main street between Mon.
roe and Union, belonging to H. Zane,
ESQ., Of Louisville, Ky. The purchaser
designs having erected thereon during
the coming season, three frst.class bust.
ness houses. The price paid for the prop.
erty has not been made public.
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SERIOUSLY HURT.-A liquor merchant
on Market Square, named @. HadlIch,
met with q serious accident, last evening,
While he was descending flight Of steps,
he stumbled over little dog and was pre-
cipitated to the bottom Of the stairs. he
was picked up insenSible and remained
so when our informant left. 1t is feared
that he has sustained serious internal In
juries in his head, as he was bleeding
quite proIusely from his ears.
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FAILED TO ARR1vE.-Yesterday was
the day fixed for the beginning Of term
Of the U. 8. District Court Judge Jack.
son failed 10 arrive and Of course nothing
was done. twas thought he would reach
here sometime. during last night, and that
Court would be opened at the usual hour
this morning.
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LARGE LoAD.-The Ed. Hobbs, o first
class towboat owned here, Is now coming
up the Ohio with one thousand and fifty
tons OF iron ore from the Iron Mountain
The Hobbs had heavy tow going down
and If she don't make some money fol
her owners this trip, there Is no virtue IL
having large cargOs each way.
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EXPLOSION IN Coal SHAFT.-As the
miners were descending the shalt Of q
coal mine at Elm Grove, yesterday morn
ing, the gas was ignlted by their lamps,
and a tremendous explosion followed,
Two Of them, Robert Harvey and Massa
RIncIes were burned, but not seriously.
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DR., LoNdDoN's LETTER ON CoUaH is a
highly interesting and instructive paper,
and should be carefully read by every one
who Is afflicted with CAtarrh, Bronchitis
or any disease that leads to consumption.
Thousands die annually with these all.
ments that might be saved by timely and
sEilItll treatment.
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OUR own manufacture Of ready made
suits for Ladies and Misses, at our Suit
Department. We will make any Style
Of Suit bought at our Store within five
hours notice II required. l. Blum & Bro,
1874 and 119 Main street.
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HORSE DRowNED.-Messrs. Leyda n
Smith, agents OF the Wilson Sewing Ma
chine in this city, had valuable horse
drowned in the river, yesterday. Tho
animal was attached to a fine new wagon
(the turnout was worth about $500 and
was being driven to tho river TO be water
cd. Just before reaching tho waters
edge an empty beer key from wagon or
the wharf above, came rolling towards
the horse, at which he took fright and
plunged into the river. He was soon be-
You'd his depth, and after few struggles
disappeared beneath the turbid waters
The driver was fortunate enough to gel
out Of the vehicle and make his way to
the shore before the horse and wagon went
down. A reward has been offered for the
recovery Of the wagon.
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QUICK TRIP.-The Nail City, belong.
ing to the Wheeling Towboat Company,
came down from Pittsburgh Sunday, in
8 hours and 45 minutes. She had three
barges in tow, on one Of which were about
one hundred and thirty tons Of castings
and machinery for the new furnace at
Ashland, Ky. Each of the other barges
had about the same cargo, made up Of
promiscous freight. This is regarded as
a quick passage, although the same
steamer made the trip not long since in
seven minutes less than seven hours. We
don't believe there are any packets on
the Upper Ohio that can beat this time.
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DR.. OLDsHUE's LETTER OF lNsTRUC-
TON TO PATIRNTs.-We are constantly
receiving letters, from all parts Of the
country, requesting information respect
ing our system Of practice, and the course
of proceedings necessary to obtain from
US a medical diagnosis, or medicines.
To facilitate the matter Of answering
these letters, and to make plain the con-
ditions required to obtain thorough
scientific, and correct diagnosis from &C.
ular, chemical, and microscopic examine
ton Of the urine, we would say:
In collecting specimen Of urine, Tor
analysis, taGS hGt first posed in the morn
ing, or Immediately after sleep.
No other kind will be examined.
Send about too ounces in a clean vial.
A less quantity than two ounces cannot
be well tested.
Always give the name OF the patient
in full.
Be sure to give the age Of the patient.
Without knowing the age, We will
neither examine the specimen nor give
medicines.
Unless the above instructions are strict
ly followed, no attention will be paid to
the case.
Specimens Of urine can BIO sent by ex-
press (but not by maiD from any part OF
the United States; and medicines can be
obtained by the same conveyance.
Our charges for examination and med
iclneS range from three to ten dollars.
Address, DRs. OLDsHUE,
No. 1873 Grant Street, RttSburgh, Pa.
l.. OLDsHUE, NJ. b.
T. l.. OLDsHUE, n. u.
J. W. LDsHUE, NJ. D.
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SHOULDER DIsLoCATED.-Last even
Ing, a barber in Centre Wheeling, named
Emmertz had his left shoulder dislocated
and tho shoulder blade broken while en-
gagged in a friendly tussle with Compan'
ion. His injuries received proper surgi-
cal attendance,
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A RARE CHANoE.-At our semi annual
closing out sale consisting Of Heavy Win
ter Over Coatinga, Vestings, suitingS and
Underwear, all Of which we will sell at
astonishing low prices to make room for
our spring stock. ]. T. Lakin & Co.,
No. 81 Monroe Street.
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Be Nor DIsAPPoNTRD.-Only a few
more patterns left Of those handsome Silk
Brocaded and Uboire Antique Silks at %
cents. These goods are acknowledged by
every lady as the best bargain ever offer
ed in this line, being Of wondrouS beauty
l. Blum 6 Bro, 1874 and 10 Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-08

WIN. BAOHARAcH will have a grand
opening Of the latest novelties in Trim
med Hats and Bonnets on Tuesday and
Wednesday, April 9Th and 9th, where will
DO found all the latest Spring and Sum-
mer Styles Of Millinery. The ladies Of
Wheeling and vicinity are respectfully In
vited 10 attend.
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MINsTRE1s.-Fred Wilson and his mob.
by troupe ofmlnstrels will give one grand
entertainment In Washington hall, to-
morrow evening. Tho company Is one
Of the best and largest travelling, and
will present an unrivaled programme on
the occasion. For particulars see the
snowy posters on the bulletin boards, and
the advertisement In another column.
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PERsoNAL.-Among those VIC noticed
in the city yesterday, who had come to
attend the U. 8. District Court, were Hon
G. II. Lee, Of Clarksburg, Nal. John
Slack, Marshal, Of Charleston, and MSl
W. D. Rollyson, Of Braxton county, /
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THE American House, Boston, Is one Of
thelargest and best hotels in the country,
and It's extensive patronage by travellers
from all sections proves that its superior
advantages are widely known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-08

In the Straw Hat, Ribbon and Flower
line, Adler can accommodate the Saving
class" who trim their own hats, as well as
those who prefer to have them trimmed.
No trouble about prices. Assortment
indispensable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-08

FoR time and place Of sale, look out for
the advertisement to-day, Of the largest
and finest collection Of OIL Paintings and
Chromos ever brought to the city, to be
sold at auction without reserve, by Geo.
A. Wickham, Auctloneer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-08

The Millinery Department
Of VIM. Bacharach's Is In
charge Of Miss e. ]. Hodge,
late with Lord and Taylors,
New York y assisted by Miss
M. HochhlemeT, Of Pitts
burgh; as also an able corps
Of lady MlIIlnersy where are
to be found the latest Nov
elites In millinery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-08

SERIOUSLY IIn-We regret TO hear
that DR., r. H. Cummins Of this city, Is
seriously i'll at his farm in the vicinity Of
BellaIre. His disease Is pneumonia, and
last evening fears that he would not re.
cover were entertained by his friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-08

L. RheInstEom q Co., will
have theEropenlng Of Spring
and Summer Hats and Bon
nets on Thursday April 10,
when they will display all Of
the latest Paris styles.
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TAKE NOTICE, LADIEs.-We will open
this morning another line Of those beauti'
full silk embroidered japanese Suitiugs at
so cents. Ladies who left their orders
will please be promptly on hand in order
to secure the first choice. l. Blum s. Bro,
1874 and l19 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-08

lam now prepared to receive orders fol
the manufacture, on short notice, of all
kinds Of garments for ladies and children
Emanuel Emsheimer, 1874 Main street
third door below Union.
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GkHGtttellIasttc
TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1873.


New Spring Goods-Henry Roemer.
Wanted-600 Men.
Dry GoodG-Henry Brues-4th page.
Wall Paper.
Stocks Tor Sale.
A Healthy Digestion.
Reward.
Royal Fire Insurance Co.
Cincinnati Musical Festival.
Rosewood Piano at Auction.
DR.. Longdon on Cough.
Notice TO Billiard Saloons.
To Carpenters, &c.-head of local.