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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-12

To THE PuBne Just received, a fine
assortment oil New xork and Philadel-
phta makes Of mems wear, superior TO
custom makes in style and finish, consist.
ing OF Congress CATERS, Alexis Ties, and
Morocco.Top Boots on different lasts.
Please call and examine the above before
purchasing elsewhere.
JERRY NrRNpNo
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Inquiry.


Permit me to ask where Schiller
Lodge, l. D. o. f." reported BY the
StdSddrd as having attended the funeral
Of the late Andreas Thomas, has q Lodge
room, under what Grand Lodge Il works,
and where 1t belongs generally. Odd Eel.
lows In Wheeling do not know such a
Lodge. The Standard boasts so icarlully
on lis reliability that 1t would seem hardly
possible II could be mistaken about the
name Of thes Lodge. n
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QheGtteltigeurt1s
SATURDAY, SEPT. IL, 1874.


Disciples Church.
Chapline Vi. NJ. z. Church.
Sacred Concert
The Best and Cheapest Teas.
Tue City Grocery.
New Stock Of Carpets.
House furnishing Goods.
The Store oil Il. Frank.
Shoulder Braces.
Caution-Oxtoby & Dufaeld.
List Of Letters.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. CARNEY.-Yesterda
morning the remains Of the late Christie
pher Carney were taken from the Hos
pital to the Cathedral, escorted by the ST.
Patrick's and the Young Mems Catholic
Benevolent Societies. A requiem mass
was celebrated in the Cathedral by Father
Sullivan, alter which the funeral process
sion moved toward the new Catholic
Cemetery. The funeral was largely al.
tended by the many friends Of the de-
ceased.
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WHEN you cant mink Of what your
wife charged you to brine Nome ont b.ir
pins. They arc always 6sas, e T., I ,ha
house. VIZ
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To HELP the "crusade," save your beer
and tobacco money and deposit 1t with a
Building Association, which will pay from
u 10 Il per cent interest as an investment.
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PRRsoNAL.-Col Thos. SpAtes is STOP
ping at the Mcclure House.
James Fisk, SrD, father Of the late
"Prince Erie" was at the 81. James Hotel
yesterday. .....
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ExEcUTRIx,-In the County Court yes
terday. Dorolhea Boeshar was qualified as
Executrix Of the last will and testament
Of John Boeshar, deceased. Bond, $4,000
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
Ing shows the range Of the temperature
as observed at SlIvey's Drug Store, cor.
ner opposite the Post Office, yesterday
81 d T. "a az 'Fi1 7Enn.
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TIE place TO borrow money, without
askingyo friend for favor, is to become
q member Of the United States Building
Association.
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II he can't get the loan Of a paper O
fne-cut, chunk OF chewing,gum will
keep Q man of the ragged edges Of anx,
iety for hours at q time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-12

Tm Democracy over the river are
now afflicted with Boyles. Like Job
they are not patient under their com
plAlnt.
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u. s. CoURT.-This Court met yester-
day morning as usual.
In the case OF they United: States VS.
Louis ]. sauvageot, upon recognizance
for a violation Of Internal Revenue
laws, the prosecution was ended BY the
District Attorney upon tho payment Of
costs by defendant.
The argument in the case Of Barnum,
Van Amburgh & Co. rs the Franklin In.
surapce Company was concluded, and the
case given to the Jury, who returned q
verdict Tor plaintiff for the amount Of
S. $50.
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Go TO the rooms OF the United States
Building Association and leave your name
for as many shares Of stock as you can
conveniently pay twenty-five cents a
week on. -.
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No young man Is proof against gum.
drop when sho holds 1t between her teeth
and invites him to take bite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-12

LOVERS OF aauerkraut are looking blue
In this section, as the cabbage crop
throughout the country is a failure.
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DoN'T forget that tn United States
Building Association meets III Ou's Hail,
corner 18th and Market streets, Oh Toes
day, September 18th, at Z o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-12

A BRDsRPoRT man who sat down in
ms Sweetheart's lap, had occasion to eau.
tion AeF lhout looping up her Hkirts with
pins. % III
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ALPACA and PoplIn Lsdies' Made up
Suits, in all colors, latest style, just
opened, by ]. w. FRRRRL.
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Ice men arc always more open
hearted on cool mornings.
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Bro lot OF all wool CAssimeres for men
and boys suits, at IS cents per yard, just
received by ]. W. FRRRRL,
Centre Wheeling,
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A BOAT race and a foot race this after
noon will furnish sport for many.
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COUNCIL will meet again on Tuesday
evening next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-12

VINO leads the low prices in Dry Goods
and Carpets in WheelingH
]. W. FRRREL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-12

The place 10 save money from your
weekly earnings, is in a Building Assoc
citation, 4J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-12

FALL AND WINTER WEARING have
made a rgepurchase OF Mems, Boys,
Youths and Children's Kip Boots that we
can recommend 10 any purchaser. No
shoddy, and all goods warranted. Look
OF whoa. .. sI.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-12

TIE SOLDIER BoYs.-Last night the
members OF Co. Q, W. Va. National
Guards, with some Of the fair sex, assem-
blcd at their Armory, corner Of Market
and 18th streets, for the purpose Of in
dulgiDg in the "mHzy" dance. VIM. 8.
Mayors popular quadrillc band was en-
gagged for the occasion, and discoursed
some very lnc music, The dance kept up
until an carly hour This morning, when
everybody went home, well pleased with
the music and the complete arrangements
that had been made Tor their enjoyment
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BURIED ALlvE.-severs dayes ago,
while some OF the bodies were being re-
moved from the old John Street Gem
etery, coffin was opened in which was
tho body Of young girl who is believed
to have been buried alive. One arm oil
the body was thrust through the glass
covering Of the coffin, while the hand oil
the other held bunch OF hair over the
lace. The body was turned over on its
side when found, the features were much
disturbed, as if by the most intense suft'
ering. DO B sad
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SPLENDID haIf.wool Surges in all col.
ors, at 25c per yard, just opened by
]. w. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Goth sts.
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a GOOD way to get home ofyour own
Is BY going into a Building Association,
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HELD FOR PosTAGE.-Letters address.
cd 10 the following persons are held for
postage in the Postoflice in this city in the
amounts named: Mr, John Wagnear, 40
kope" street, Eighth Ward, &c (lhis letter
was stamped with a one.Cent stamp
manufactured for "Wrlghrs Indian Vege.
table Pills"); Dick Robinson, care OF
freight office, Bridgeport, Ohio, 1ci Mrs.
Julia L. Hayes, Pittsburgh, s. s, Pa, No.
17G, 18th street; Fritz Robrecht, Loyds-
vile, Belmont county, Ohio, Sc; James
Mendel, city, 1c; Samuel steinfeld, No.
1924 Wafer street, city, 1c.
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Read the News In this COL
umn on Monday, Septem.
Der l4th. It will save you
many a dollar.
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NEW Dress Goods Of all kinds Just
opened BY d., JAW. FERRRD;
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Transportation.
RT LnuIa RYpRRAa

~ II, 1871, Trains Will leave Wheeling ~ fol.
loWs-wheGling time:
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
HASf-LBAyKs wEsF-LEAVEs
"I G....... 1 a. m. at.....:..".SaO p. m.
ARRIVES AT ARRryEs AT
6ity.........GSOp. m. Columbus .EsoG. m. m,
Baltimore. .. $40 p. m. SAndusky; ...:6 y 9. m.
PhilAhephIA. 1855 q. m. Cincinnati .l0:S5 q. m.
New York. .. sos O. m. ChicIgo. .... 800 p. m.
'Sundays excepted.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
EABF-EHAvES wHsT-LEANIs
at....... -. ".ESs p. m. " St.."... . = N.
ARRIVES At ARRVEs AT
City. =. .H:iO q. m Columbus ..GiS ;. N
Baltimore. -. $40 q. N SAndusky. :. ass y. N.
Philadelphia. E26 p N Cincinnati. .l0i0 p. N.
New York. $40 p. m ChicagO...... $40 q. N
ACCOMMODATION.
EAEf-LBAVEs WIBT-LKAVEs
"Whooling daily wheeling daily
At.........S6SG q. m. At...........S:40p p. m
ARRIvEs At ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 6:25 p. m. ZAnesyille. $40 p. m
'sundayS excepted Newaik.......S,@ ?. m
Sundays excepted.
East bound Trains mako connections At Bal.
tmore with trains for Philadelphia, New York
and Boston. At Washington City, for all pOinu
South.
West bound trains make direct connection foE
all points West and Northwest
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING, PITTsG d BAIT. DIVISION.
EABT-LHAVEs WEsT-LEAvBs
"Wheeling daily "Waehington, Pa.
At........... ISIS q. N. daily at. :. .696 O. N.
Wheeling daily Washington, Pa.
at. 400 p. m. daily at. $40 p. m.
Sundays excepted. 'SundAys excepted.
Tickets to all principal points can DO procured
ct the oftie Rt the Depot.
THoS. r. SHARP,
" Master OF Transportation.
Z. T. DRVRTRS, Gcn'l Agent, Wheeling.
my
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: " JERRY ULRMRNS,
Cor. Main and 11th Streets.
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THRr HAVE CoME AT LAsrl-Dress
eooHA at ruinous prices, at Il
80 / w NnnnnL /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

i Rev. 'Wnliarn B. !McGiivray, of Rehnond,
preached Ii the Methodist Episcopal Church
South iii this place on Sunday and Sunday
night lastto large and attentive congrega-
tions. MI. MctGSfIYrag Is . natiTe af this
place, beng the SON Of our former fellow
citizen Alexander McGilvray, who occupied
'fpr.years the building which formerly Stood
where Mrs. Thufmond's, residence now
stands. Mr.. MeGllyray is thesprincipal of
thirteen schoolsin Richmond, and exercises
supervision oyer some five OF six hundred
pupils. 4 He has discharged!the heavy duties
upon him with great accelfabilitssss
and has secured for, himself the esteem and
confidence of bis PATRONS: Billy 'aud we were
boys together, and when I'VE IoGk pponlt the
marks old time has made upon him We are
that we are: bid. y ID, "a con.
iyersati6n with him he Said that such was the
Jchapgein Harrisonburg since he left lit that
there. was scarcely anything that faan ua-
dergone changes sandsIevolation. We are
pleased to see that, although be, has, q little,
gray and is bald, he carries with him good
health. Z. We hope, he may live long to serve
his native State Rockingham Register. 4,
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There IS astreHg suspicion In Massachu.
sets that General Buffers unnatural quiet
on the question Of the GoVernorship is more
seeming than real. Careful observers de-
clare that unless the Generals enemies pay
pretty close attention 10 the primaries they
will find Butler delegates Internationally
plenty in the State convention, and That
there is an undemonstratige activity on the
part Of Buffers friends which Indicates that
he has not abandoned the contest SO much
as be might. ~. 3. s. Z. Il. i s},,i,
Father; Hyacinthe has written a letter in
which he says he resigned his ecclesiastical
position because he could not discuss guess
tons with men who c0nfounded Radicaiism
with Liberalism. BE win remain in Geneva,
continue to preach there, and await the cleo.
ton Of bishop and synod-the only au-
thority he recognizes. He adds that he does
not wish TO create new Church, but to In.
troducs reforms in the ancient Church.
The New York TFeemdn's Journal says;
cit seems to us cruel 70 Catholic sentiment
that we should be asked, not one time, DOL
twice. but almost each; recurring year, u
deny that our Hely Father, Pope Plus AK
was ever Fraen1ason. Still, as We nav.
received many requests within the past few
weeks, we suppose It is not out of place 1
deny it again upon the Pcpes own au
sthority
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The New York Times says that /" when the
stDcmocIatic party ceased to bea pro.slavery
s:party it ceased to have any common purpose
shy. W hich it could be held together"
The Democratic party was nota pro.slavery
p.rty. Isrecognized tue existence Of slavery
aader the Constitution, aud was honest
enough to acknowledge and to endeayor to
enforce the rights of the southern people
uader the Constitution.
But even If the Times were right, is moi
SIS logic just as applicable to the Republic
party? Thus: When slavery was abolished
the Republican party. .tcsased to have any
3 eommon purpose by wbichit could be he'd
sstogether." Nay, the very breath Of its nos
srils was exhausted, and it logically died.
il has prolonged living death against all
philosophy, but must really die in a very
short time. To this fate that vicious party
must come; and no dead party ever better de.
served It's fate than will that party when its
sa,e is consummated.
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PUBIC Schools. THE statement which
follows is going the rounds of the papers
namely, that the committee to recommend
4 Changes In the Constitution have recon-
niended the following:
!" The qualification of the suffrage by pre-
payment OF % capitation tax; tbs devotion
Z oil this revenue to the school fund |, with the
consequent relief OF property from taxation
! for that purpose.
Mr., pooLEY's letter corrected this state
nent, which is calculated to arouse unjust
prejudices against Virginia IN the North; Be.
sides that the Conservative party here 10
Richmond would be destroyed If that party
mere to father such q policy. The commit.
lee recommends that it be left to the Legis-.
satnre to fx the amount Of property tax
that shall be applied 70 educational pur-5
poses.
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: [ro BE Continued

IMpuDENT NEGRoEs. Beston, September2.
AT meeting Of colored citizens tonight for
the purpose of giving expression to their
indignation at the recent outrages upon black
and white citizens of the South, speeches
were made by William Wells Brown, George
T., Rutfin, Joshua j. Smith, E. j. Walker
and others. They believed that there had
been shown altogether too much leniency to
ex-rebels, and that the; old slayeholding
power was still struggling for supremacy.
they called upon the President to take
prompt measures for suppressing the present
state of affairs, and ii he had no power to do
that, to convene an extra session of Con-
gress. Resolutions expressive of these senti-
ments were adopted. : ~. 9"rts'&@' ~ 2
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;rhe / nat N o.ninatsozr


sss,a f,onsarryafiye s neusiDa tons have bees
gsludca wfsh tie narnes 81 JOIN Goops q
4 .se sesond iistrics, sons 7. HAsRis In " tns
sssea,h, and 2sNnItsa TEssY ID the n'si'n
So thai the work has been closed mp aamira
I bly,. :,
,yogs GcopE Is one of the ablest men en- Y
.sYe STATE. He IS above fear and above re
rroaoh. Virginia might be indeed PROUD :. =
yseh d man on the door of Congress. al q
would have been worthy repre- sentatiSe u
her hest8sys.
J. +, .rnps 4. HaRRrs has ilsd several years ex'
rsr;euee 10 the House of Representsai..il'y'
Ia has beer, found always true and always
fa,,bfp.. No man has exhibited more o
steady purpose 10 serve his constituents ano
s,vance their interests. he will be reelected
triumpaantly. Colonel o'EEnREL 4 will add
very little spirit to The canvass, barely
enough to show that Mr. HARRIS has an
B opnouert. He will hardly see Mr.. HARRIS
after The start. a \,
General TERRY has served one term 10
Congress. he is a gallant man, and devoted
"a his native State. He will never prove
wanting In fidelity or in swatchfuiness OF Inc
;niportant Interests he will have in charge
General TERRY may have an old veteran gal
.onipe around the course with him 20 emil.
{ Won he ,edium Of the campaign. It would
he hard TO canvass the district without the
cnupspionship of this veteran politician.
lie is really pleasant fellow-traVelier, ana
gives world of eheerfulness to journey
,hss might beotherai>e dull. But the GEN
sr,, will be elected, and We are sure our We
.ersn friend will yield to the Judgment Of
she people with his weIl-kDown grace ana
respec: for the peoples wishes.
The ticket presented by the ConseFva-
,;yes is the strongest that has been offered
for very lorg time. 1t is remarkable
for its ability. With such representation
on the floor of Congress we could not fear
that Virginia would suffer for want Of de-
lender. Come whence and in what form it
nav, assault upon the interests of her honor
win be bravely met and successfully an
swered.
Now let lis all devote ourselves to the
common cause of Virginia and triumphantly
elect this ticket.
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Great Cry and Little Wool"

y
Our northern fellow-ctizens are making a
great cry over the alleged southern cruelties
10 negroes. Those alleged cruelties will
never be fairly investigated in the North.
Blu: suppose We look to the question of JUS
tice 10 the negro there. A negro was lynched
a few days since at 'Csnton, Pennsylvania,
while in custody on his way to his trial.
Auother was lately "similarly disposed OF 2
snthe Northwest. II we compare the white
and black populations of the North with
those OF the South it will be seen that, COM
pared with the North, the South has not
lynched It's share Of negroes bysa consldera-
BILE number. .-rs,f ~
We have rot complained OF the acts Of
summary revenge at the North. In both the
recent cas es we think that Judge LYNCH pro-
rounced and executed righteous ludS-
,nent. The last case,a negro who was pro.
minent member Of q Sunday school, and
much liked by the children, outraged a
white girl Of five years old AID then cut her
throat. This is one of the crimes which may
be safely punished by the sapient Judge who
sat in the case, The safety of society IS pest
preserved By the irrepressible indignation
at such offences that brings the doors to I'M
mediate punishment.
We suspec: that the people of Canton are
cot much ia favor Of mixed schools. The
rhine that so shocked them was, as far as we
grow, without precedent, and they did the
lest shingt they could do to prevent its repe.
ti,ion. But if they have irritations of pas.
sions, not to be restrained. let them remem-
Der that other people may be subjected to If.
ritations provoking wrath as we'll as them
selves.
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KELLOGG, of New Orleans, calls out a regi-

KELLOGG, of New Orleans, calls out regi-
ment to suppress disturbances, as it is said,
apprehended by the negroes on account of
"the organization of the white leagues" If
the people Of Louisiana are let alone these
troubles will soon subside. KELLOGG hirsself
will be seen before long flying across the
borders with straight coat-tail behind him.
Our own opinion is that the white people of
the South can take care of themselyesif they
are let alone and for the peace Of the coun-
try this is a long way the best policy for the
nation, x ,t5fis II; = X 81
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The New York Tribune has the following
on the.southern massacres," as some very

The New York Tribune has the following
on the, southern :: massacres," as some very
sympathetic northern editors call them:
CAT last we have statement of the causes
of the recent troubles in COusbatta parish,
Louisiana. The negroes, melted by white
men, drew the first blood, and mob Of
whites had their revenge in the lawless aud
cruel fashion of ill-goSerned States. 1t ap.
pears, however, that the murdered prisoners
were whites, Ia which respect this riot varies
from that in Tennessee. Ii 1tsfif -. II. +
This variation throws light on the subject,
from which it appears, that 1t is not alone
Grace. prejudice" that stimuiates2these VIC
lent proceedings. There is some discrimina
ton in these matters that argues that there is
method in the madness which our northern
contemporaries would have the world be
lieye rules the hour. Southern people hate
the sordid birds of prey in q white Skin
liworse than they do the negroes. {.
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NeH Books.

Tested; or, Hopes .Fr,itson. A story of
w oman's Consistency. By CELIA a. GARD
NEE, author of ""sWollen Waters,''' sc.
New York: g. W. CARLETON & Co. =
For sale by J. T EILYsoN.
a Fatal Passion; or, IS Gerfaut.o By
CHARLES De BERNARD. Translated from
the forty-first Paris edition by o. VnEUR.
New York: G.. w. CARLgToS & Co.
For sale by j. T. EI1YsoN.
We have from Mr..-ELLYsoS Appleton,s
Jo,srnalin monthly part for August. We
consider this journal a very Interesting one.
In fact we esteem it sufficiently to take the
trouble to find fault with it. We abhor its
outside title page. It looks like q very ugly
dream. We wish the ArrLEross would Inn
prove 1t, or atleast change it. Let ittake
any form but the one it wears.