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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-05
Educational.

WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE
w AND MUSICAL CONSERVATORY.
Will open TUESDAY, September I, 1874. The
Musical Conservatory will be under the Direc.
tofBhip OF Prof. Herman RbelInR and Prof. A. 4.
Roe, Jr., with capable assistants. 7he PacIltv
Of lnstruction viii include the Experienced
seaeaefs ~ q INC past year. Pupils will be re.
eelVea lot vocal or instrumental Music, Draw.
ing, Painting, French or German, For terms Of
admission. tuition DC, call on or address Inc
President, key. WIN. Il. NORTON, Or the Rev
J. b. CLARK, Head OF Insttut tIon. itaS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-05
TWENTY-EIGHT
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,
ON WHEELING nsAND,
sALR

OMh1SSION NE RS SALE
Ia pursuance OF decree OF tho Circuit Court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, entered the 18th
day oil Nay, 1874. In the ChAneery cause in said
Court pending, wherein George W. Kelly iscom.
plainant and William williamson defendant,
shall, as special Commissioner named in said
decree, Offer ct public sale at the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county Aforesaid, on
TUESDAY, tho ash day Of August 1874, +
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, tho following
described real estate, that is 70 say: The later.
est Of William williamson in the farm situate
on the waters Of Little Wheeling Creek, In Ohio
county, West Virginia, known as the Robert
WllliRmion farm, said interest being the undi-
yided one. third thereof consisting Of three Bev.
eHA parcels, namely, Lot No. !, containing elk.
teen acres and ono hundred and sixteen perches;
lot No 2, containing forty.seyen acres, one rood
and twenty.eight poles; lot No. 8, containing
ioEty'Blx acres, three roods and tWenty.six poles
For fuller description Of said lots reference IL
hereby made TO tho above named decree.
The terms Of said sale shall DO one third ofthe
purchase money In cash, one. third In slx months
and the remainder in one year, with interest on
tho deferred payments, the purchaser giving
good security for the said deferred payments.
Special Commissioner.
". b. HALLRR, Anetloneer. jy2l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-05
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

MRS. 9. E. sMYTH's SCHOOL FOR
1N1 GIRLS--LindsleyI Institute Building, cor.
o. kod and 18th streets, will reopen September
7th, 1874. A full course OF instruction In In.
Languages taught by DR.. Mayer. Glasses In
Drawing and Painting by MIRA wilkinson.
For further information call at the residence
OF Ars.smyth, corner OF Byron and 18th streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-05

A PPLE TREES, 1880, TWO
"a years old; Peach. $500; Plums, Peals,
Ounces and Cherries; small fruits and SHADE
Trees In suitable quantity. l would prefer
selling 70 4 dealer, lower than the lowest terms,
10 snit the purchaser. Correspondence and ex.
animation OF stock sollSited. -
carr JOSEPH HARRIS,
au4 -.l Moundsville, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-05
BETHANY COLLEGE
willopcn her az Dose
ar.! THlRrY.FOURTH SESSION.

Honday, 18Th September, 1915. Courses or .tnd,
sIe adjusted TO suit tho varied purposes of stI
CEN, sna degrees arc conferred Indicative Of
ters. Special courses IRE ar1anSeS for ptotes
sionA Students in Engineering, Practical Phv
eics and Chemistry, with ample FRAMING in TX
ale o. Instruments and apparatus, both In deld
work and in the laboratory. ~ AGA"
Boirding IN clubs fton 50 to 50 per week. and
u . psl'Ate boarding houseS from $3.50 10 8 peI
For particulars, send for Cataloee 10 prof n
L. LUos' or R.K. PENbLRToN, "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-05
T INDsLEY INSTITUTE.

InstruetIon given In all branches usps,,v
taught in preparatory schools and SeadsmIeS
Tho Department OF Modern Language II = Ma;
the control Of tho emInently suecesaiul tessher
Dr. Mayer, The Fall sGaSlon OF aiteen weeES
commences Monday, September Z, 1874 For
ISs',, q 1 sn Tuition, &C., cali at The
diesaJ. N. HutchISon, Wheeling, ". Va. " ~
JESSE G. BRUCE.
1uGI j. N. HUTCHINSON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-05

HARBOUR & DITTMANs,
aus 1859 MAIN sFnRRY,
, 1874-11-19
THE INDIANS.

Suffering Among tho Iillo Lucs in
Minnesst.l ota Account Of IL Failure
to Pay Them Their Annujtiox.
Slecfal Dispdtch to 1,hs Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL. Minn., Nov. IA delegation of
Mllo Lac Ohlppowas Waited tho Goyoruor yos.
terday to obtain aid in bringing Agent Stove to
agree with them that each band should DO paid
their annuitlos at tho place where they are To-
Gated. aud not being required to travel 60 or
more miles to receive them; also, to complain
because they hive not yet been paid At all this
yoar. and only partially paid Last year. The Milo
Lac band is oultyating small tracts Of land along
tlo shores OF the lake. aud cannot bo persuaded
to rotnpyo to the larger Reservations. aH desired
by the Indian Bureau. Both they aud The Snake
River 1ntliaus complain Of much suffering be-
cause lheir annuitios arc withhold, while q lady
accompanying tho delegation told Of ono old
1ndlan starving to death III conaequenoo,
, 1874-11-19

SPECIAL D2staach 70 7Ns CAitaq0 Tribune,
ERIE. Pa:, Nov. 1H.-Tho tug Compound re-
docldcd not to take tho sc!,oonor N. O. West to
Cleveland. Accordingly. the vessels cargo OF
stone waa unloadol, aud tho vessel put III dry
dock. alter whiuh ao will lay up ut this port th!s
winter.
Tho British schooner Mary was dookea here
To-day, hole being discovered in lnr bottom,
Tho buffalo tugs succeeded in pulling ufs tl,o
bargo Ketcham, ashore ut Point Abiuo, yostor-
day morning, aud towea hor untltr tito Point
Hhsro aha sunk OH tho sand. Tho yessel leakott
No badly that q tug loft for Buffalo for atoam-
pumps.
Three Detsoit tuga, With Gyo stoam-pumps
, 1874-11-19

1'nrkln q. Mead nnu Tho Lincoln
Haonttmcht-Cilrd from TIM Hon.
William m. Springer In Regard, Ia
ING Hantter-'Ilo Srcnkcrsl,ip Of tho
"weF aa0stae OF tho Legislature.
8'teta' NfsDatch Ia The Chicago tribune
einiSoFiEtp, ILL.,, Nov. 18.-Tho controversy
eoncesh,ng tho art'at or artists who designed and
c1esuseu the etatuo Of hit. Lincoln Inns called
1o'to !ot'or from the Hen. William II. spriug-
OF momoor OF oongrcaa-olect from this district,
az Tue iacth "hlen ho staten may he Of interest.
the full toxt: 0''~>'
nealy ~ Which o charges that sr isrkln e. so,d
neither designed executed thu Lincoln ,onno't
de@s @ oaocaoa o sy y d anow nohns q
DO know someting in reference to lilo ststue of hr.
Lnco! 2, which ls he crowninE work Of tho artist
t,o the statue ard when he VA executing ID ID
Tss 9aa aIisr VIII it, Ilnesins appearances, aas,;
nskcd favor to him to give him tho Ie;e. Of
my knowedgo Of tho man willis ho orec,lting tic
and several weeks during my .say u,yll IL Flora,ea S'
Visited Mr. s1eAd'a studio almost daily. Afier nv
oseas. fst 70 89u'rn 9pa aao A .Sl ana
sss' ss1isa ost sss. sh,le y hs %ss
Mead was the oniy person that Ind ansthins to d.
wis the modelling Of Ar. nuco!n'B statue during my
vhtts ut hls stuio, and naver lcard iu Forenco or
elsewhere cnSt1 IN E,ons that anybody eso ol.od
nunt without A1r. AEeatla knowledge, aud solely With
Wow Of doing Justce in 30 FAR "a may, 10 very
worthy aud dlHtinguiahed American artlRt
t3igncd) WILLIAM III. SPRINGER.
Tlore is good doa1 Of speculation here con-
corning tho Speakorship Of tho uext Houpo Of
KepEesentattvcs. It is generally conceded that
tho Hon. Shelby III. Cullom, aside from political
considerations. is beat Attod for tho Important
post, ant 1t is bol1ovod that thore arc enough
independent mon in tho Opposition who know
this fact who will carry ont their convictions by
aiding IN hts selection. The Opposition man.
agers here arc greatly concerned Ut tho
prospect, and it is hintod thai somo Of tho
old loaders aro to bo summoned hore
10 devise ways aud means to nave to tLe Oppo-
sIton. NJ they claim, tho victory thoy have won.
by consolidating all the oloments of tho Oppo-
alsin',: by mon vol posted 1t ts not believed
that they will be able to do It. Their plau veems
to be to unto on Haiues, of Lake, or Cum
miugs, Of Fulton, for Speaker Others arc
spoken OF. but QUO of thoao will doubtless bo
the caucus nominee Of tho Democrats. There
aro enough men who will not 20 to q Democratic
caueub 10 give tho Republicans tho control.
, 1874-11-19
INDIANA.
Yhe indianapolis Exposition Shows IL
Disseminating E3alt1nce.Sheet- Cul-
lGgc Students Strike A.niust IT, k,c.

The indianapolis Exposition Shows IL
Dtsc"urnEiHE Isalunce.Shcet-C Coll
lege Students Strike Against Il E'c-
Elnie Professor.
s'He'a1 DfHpasch to The c1acag. Tribune,
1ND1ASAroL1s, Ind, Nov. 18.-Tho stato
board OF Agriculture mot to-day to audit tho
bills OF tho lato State Fair and Exposition. The
receipts amounted to 945330.48, and the total
expouaos foot up 245.415.G4. leaving deficit Of
so5.16, Which, with the interest on the funded
debt and preferred claimB, swell tho deficit
to S4,sSo.1e. OF tue expenses s1o,754
wore paid for promiumB, while s5.l85. .o7
went for salaries and mileage OF members, and
over 512, 900 for running expenses. This result
ID not'innch OF surprise to tho initiated, but to
the outaiders aud to tho guarantora it Ia mira
clio why the Exposition did not pay handsomely.
tors whereby Toy will bo discharged from obii-
100000 guaranteed.
The Board thia afternoon decided to re'oaso
the guarantoFa from any further liability upon
cent, provided tic Euarantors will roloaso
them from holding my moro expoeisions OIL tho
grounds OF tho Board. The proposition will no
doubt DO accepted.
Miss Sarah 7. Morrison, daughter of t1s prea.
idcnt Of tho Board Of Trustooa and adjunot Pro-
lessor OF English Literature in tile State Uuiyer-
atty, bus boon struck againAt by porti,u OF Tho
students, who rofuso TO reclto to her. No ad-
1lAsment Of tue difficulty has yet been made.
Tho schoonover Coal Company, Of Warren
County, hloa articles Of association today with
the Secretary of State.
Articles of incorporation Of tho Ligonier Tow
Company were also filed to-day,
... francis Q. Gray was to-day commissioned
Treasurer Of Rush County, tho Goveraor hold
ing that an appointment to vacancy by Com
mlaHloners was only good until tho people elect
cd at general election.
seduction suit against j. Fl. smithers. a
leading business man aud momber OF tho FIRST
Baptist Church, waB decided today by q verdict
that there WIS no seduction.
4 call has boen Issued for Convention in thEa
city, to bo held the last vook Of this month, for
q! Consrossmca both present aud elective, wlo
favor Ill increase Of curronoy.
George II. Wright, President OF tho WostDrn
Bureau Of Railroad commissioners, was in thn
city to-day on official buBinoss.
The threatened strike on tue BLOOMINGTON K
Western Railroad on account Of arrcraees siuce
July lust. haa been ayertea by M Arrangement
to pay promptly OIL the list Of each mouth. mud
IL psr cent on the back pay.
;, Tho Legislative contest il this count, against
=. Y. Aennedy. Democrat, has boeu d ,ilissed
by ]. H. Wright. Republican.
, 1874-11-19

THE PhEa1pEHTa ANNUAL REPORT.
b'1dnore tSss. 10y Dispatch to Ahs els York Tribune.
The annual report Of tho President Of the Dalti-
more & Ohio Railroad, for The yoar ending Sept,
~, was read at tho annual msstipg Of the Doar]
II Directors in this city to-day. The financial
Hrength and conservative policy which has
marked the history Of this road In the past Dis
angulahed Ill tho actions OF tho DIRECTORY
during tho year just o1osea Mr. Garrett
Gays, that In tho mids::of tho general depression.
Ihe bonds Of THIS Company aro 30 highly appre-
c9ated that they rank with the beas grale Of
american securities, both at homo and In Europe,
and attracted tho attention Of foreign capitalists
to such ~ e extent that tho subscriptions for tho
!oan Of r., ooo.0oo sterling, tecently effected,
Company had decided to limit It.
ln speaking OF tho ahoft limo juat opened 10
uhlcaSo, the report stateB TINT the Importance Of
Ils Ill., impseysmsnt TO the baltimore i Ohio
taa West aud snnthwcnt, made Il prouor to a1-
sond largo hnanalsl gid to the Marietta i Oln-
p.u4ati Aoad during tho year. M. uarrott iotI-
mates that tho economy In operating tAia Inns.
Which will doubtlaaa b. s1eossd by ths
, 1874-11-19
RAILROAD NEWS.
Efforts 10 Settle Tho Dispute About
tho Central Union Depot.
Progress Of the Muncie Suft.-.History
Of the Company's Financial
Negotiations.
Tho Chicago s. Pacific.


IEou8LE+
EFFORT TO SETTLE THE DIFFICULTY.
An effort 10 settle tho controversy betwocn the
Michigan Central and tho Baltimore d Ohio
Railroads, IN regard to tao lattor entering tho
Central Union Depot at the foot OF Lake ssrcot,
will DO mado to-day. nlr. Quincy tho donoral
Manager Of tho Chicago Division Of tho Da1ti-
moro i Ohio Railrond, nfrivcs hero today, and
lie will meot Mr.. Strong. tho General Supcrin-
tentient Of tho Michigan Central. to sec II tho
difficulty eau DO amicably arranged. Should the
Michigan Contral, however, rcnlain obstinate.
and refuse to como to terms, \ lLvoly railroad
war is In prospect. Tho Michigan Central
claima that tho depot Ia too small tor four roads
To onter, and hence ita opposition to tho coming
In Of tho now road. Tho Illinois
Central, on tho contrary, claim that there
Ia plenty OF room for ali, and TINT thore ia no
cause for tho Michigan CnNtrale opposition. II
the Baltimore L Ohio Railroad irlsisla on tie
fu!fllmont Of It's contract with the Illinois Con-
tra1 the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
road entols tue depot by mutual agreement only,
1ho baltimore i Ohio, howoyor, will make no
touble, provided it can get permission to oroct
small temporary passengoE-dcpos on the ia!so
trout, at tho foot OF Maaison street. The ro-
1noval Of tho Michigan Contra! and tho Durling-
ton H. Quincy Railroads, both Of which eao ia
only a quoatlon Of time. The Illi-
nois Central ls anxious to tlayo them 70,
na in that event It will erect, In conjunction with
tue baltimore L. Ohio, . grand Union Depot,
other on the prssont site, Of, II the ground eau
be obtained, on tho lake front, wllioG viii be q
credit to themselves and an ornament to the
city.
, 1874-11-19

! "efus' VINO can flao up @nd, With bis words,
ilfoi Words fa but this sisiy shoiy pootrv oedtrv
in tllo Bible, and tl'ia sacred poetry ont Of tho
Biblo, travelling through Germany and Scotland.
and all over Amorlca, cAn rlso up md roach tho
spirit Of roliglon It can como noaror to God !;
II can oxproBs tho thoughts Of roligi0n, tie fuol.
ings Of rcliyion aud 1t nlonc can do It.
,Wc nlay. af tlo0no religion ~ much as no
please, and ns long ~ VIC can, and bring al tho
thoro is something spiritual about roligio,
which no dsaaition eau roach. Thoro Ia sonte-
thing III 1t entirely above words. There Ia \
yaguoness In 1t whioh no wordB can express.
vadlng It. that tho oyo cannot 100 through but
whom tl1o heart slts down "a David docs, with
thoac grand indoiinito outlines. calling God ~
shepherd, "-ta'klug about, hts "loading
" r,oa TO g1o1n %sv =, 500 ao.ar1 no
latld; aud TINT He shall bo tour rod ard sar y
md, though wo afl 20 down into Tho "dark val
loy," ho will bo with us-tl,o vagnonoss alt
through tho poem Of David exactly moets tho
wants Of tho hoart ; it ,noets the case it 1iBoH
to tllo sublime spirit OF religion.
While reading this Psalm THU evening before
came here and thinking about tile Universal
conscnt of Tug human race iu it-becauso you
might roea this eame to tho Feoiee 1slauder,
any conception Of God; and you could read it IN
III Groonlald. where 1t is read aid road it out
among tho Indians, as it has been by tho miB-
aionaflos. aud they oil love it-ono thought camo
must DO Just ono race. It must 10 great broth
crhood, becauBo coming up in any age, and COM
ing up whito Or black, high Or low, mon
ahow thosr unity In oil loving the Same
woIds ', L. Iho same thoughts dolight all hearts,
hearts desire tho samo penitenco, and doatro tho
sanlo God, aud tue gamo lifo beyond. And hence
1t looka ~ though the whole human raco had
, 1874-11-19

THE BUSINESS OFTIITS COR
PORATION is confined exclusives
y to the receipt and caro- of Saw
ings Deposits and Funds for In-
VestIncnt. No commercial or gem
era1 banking business transacted
SUMS AS SMALL AS ONE DOL
LAR received from any person,
and a bank book furnished.
MARRIED. WOMEN and minor
children mny deposit money SO
that no one else can draw it.
INTEREST ut tile rate OF 6 pcr
cent per ali1islnl, is paid OIL sums OF
Ono Dollar OF more.
THOSE DESIRING TO INVEST
their savings upon real estate se-
curity at Il higher rntc or interest
than can bo safely paid OH Savings
Deposits, should call ut this Bank
and examine its INVESTMENT
CERTIFICATES.
SYDNEY MYERS, Manager.
, 1874-11-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Scllonck's Pulnonic Syrup, for tho
Cure Of Consumption, Coughs.
and Colds,

Tho great vistus Of shia medicine that 1t rpan4 tho
mator and throws oat Of the sysam pprss The blood
and thus etfocta Bchenoks Boa Woad Touio for
tho cure OF DJspepsa, Indigestion. so Tho Tonic pso
duees healthy auton Of tho stomach. creating an sppe
tste forming ehslo and curing tho most obstinate casos
ofindlsosssou scllennks Mandrake Pills. for tho opro
OF Liver Complaint otc. Thoso PILLS arc Alternative. and
produce healthy action Of tho .or without tho ls.at
dangor IS thuy arc tree from oaonel aud ypt moro e
cAcleas IN restoring hsstbJ aotiou Of tho liver There
feeaee hse coraiu cnsa for 0onaunption as tho Pull
mono syrup rpant tic uattor aud pusies tho blpod
ne Mandrake Pills act upon tho ros, osoats Aoatly
Ge aud remove ail dEoasos Of yer otton cause Of
consumption. Thu se& Wood Tomb gives tons and
strength to tho stomach. tnakes good digestion, aud
nh'os the organs to for good blood aud thus c1uasss
healthy circulation ot hosthy blood This combined
tiun Of tAosa modlcnes hua explained will syery
easa Of Cousumpou II take Ia tins aud tho IT tho
medicines psrapscol III. ur. Sohonuk ~ professionally
~ hls principal oaco, Sixth aud AEehsts Pha
ephla svosy Monday. whusu al lssra for Aatige must
ha k1dysSkad,
, 1874-11-19

paasod hero to-day, bound for Port Colborno, to
pul! on tho nohoonor Oaborno.
j.. Early. yesterday morning drizzltng rain set
~, and continued throughout tho day and
night, Toward evening tho weather became
HGry "y t,hiok, and tho toy bocauc 90 doHo on tho
afraid to foavo the haybor.
- Oaptaina complain that the now light on
fovorty ls'and, at tho mouth Of Green Day, oan-
not 10 soon from cast aouthoast olenr to north
oh aeconnt OF tho high treos on tho onBs aide,
which completely hide Tue light.
r. Cleared for Chicago to-day. prop Thomas A.
tons coal. * 0'A''o'' WV
, 1874-11-19

rreadont Of tho Kansau Midland Railroad, vss
tho contracts with Mcdowell i Toney, who viii
commence work Tomorrow morning At Tits noiut
ana at Do Soto, Kan. Tho road will 90 completed,
~ mlos. by Dec. 20.
THE cAinO 1 FULTON ROAD.
WARRINGTON, y. g., Nov. 18.-rhe Oommla-
aloneln herotofore appointed TO examine por-
tion OF tho Ceiro i Fulton Railroad, wore to.day
directed by The Secretary of tic interior to OK
anime tue Road, said to bo completed in Missouri
UP to the Arkansas line.
, 1874-11-19
THE RECENT ELECTIONS.


9ptefat Dispateh to The chicago Tribune.
MADISON. Wis, Nor. 18.-Offlcial roturns hare
beon received by tho Secretary Of state from all
the counties but Crawford in the Eighth Con-
groasional District. The vote for hroDil1 is
9.44i. and for George ". Cate DAG, with threo
or four votes for Cate With other initials. Tho
certificate will turn on tho vote Of Lincoln
County, nowly organized, aud Lincoln Town, il
Wood County, rejected, as heretofore stated,
and not included in the abovo
Tho complete vote Of tho Seventh District ia
nusk, IL, GA Fulton, 10, 1866.
, 1874-11-19
@ 7 IT I. :H:3 Ell
DEPARTMENT.,
Field, Letter & Co.,;


State and Wasllington.sts.,
Offer the largest and most COM
p1ete assortment or Cloths, Cassl+
mcres, Coatings and Cloakingt
they have ever imported, nnd al
prices far below those OF last sea-
SON.
Their assortment comprises AS
trnchnn and Cllfnchilll Overcoat-
lngs; Moscow, Esquilnaux, and
Edrcd0n and Castor Beavers, and
u great variety Of whitney, PEI
tersham and Itatine Co:,tings and
Cloa1ings, ranging from $3.50 to
$4.OO.
Also, Basket and Diagonal goods
OF all styles and colors, for Gents
S'iiti1igs and Ladies' polonaises
and Jackets.
Newest styles English, French
and American Cassinncres, for
Gents md Boys wear.
We nlso offer great bargains in
:5-4 and Ga Scotch Cassi1norcs, for
Gents' Business Suits, ut greatly
reduced prices, and full lines OF
English and American Water
proofs, all styles, colors and prices.
, 1874-11-19
OBITUARY.

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. l8-Dr. Philip Rooder,
Al old and highly-respected physician and citi-
zelis aud at ono time u,euber OF the City
Council, died iu this city Yesterday oyouing. after
protEactod illness OF several yeasa' standing,
ageu b3 yours.
, 1874-11-19

Thu Arizona Delegation to Congress.
BAN Francisco, Nov. 18.-Dispatches from
Prescott, Arizona, say that tie oAicial returns
show that Bean is elected Delegate to Congress
over Stevens, who was supposed to have boon
elected. G1oat excitement exists. The election
ia to be contested.
, 1874-11-19
Tho Full official Vote Of ponnsylvu.
Mlh for Members u the Eorty-fourtn

From the PhfladelpAta Telegraph, Nou, l6.
Below we present tho full oGioiai vote OF tho
Stats for Representatives. in tue Forty fourth
Coigroaa, giving thu vote BY districts. with tho