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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-21
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AssooIATlD PR1sB REPORT

By the Western Union Line. rt..
lmeo Northwest cor, Of Main and Honfoo 9te,
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The Vote in Harrison County, Ohio.
CADIL. o., Aug, 10, 1874
RdItors Of Intellgeneer.
The mSjority against the Constitution
in Harrison county Is $500; majority
against llcenseis 9.4oO. "
Ie b J. DRUGNoND.
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LOADING FOB LIVERPOOL.
The steamer San Juclnto is loading for
Liverpool with wheat and flour now be.
ing received from Kansas City.
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ARRIVAL OF PosTlfAsTRR GENERAL


Police sergeant WalllDg, Of this city,
discredlts the story Of Pittsburgh Gazette,
about the disappearance and search iot
John Ross. he says he has had neither
visit nor communication from Il. O. Car
ter, nor has he heard Of the, Pittsburgh de.
tectiye named being in this city. THE ser
geant says officers at the ferries and rail.
road depots have been instructed to be
extra vigilant, and does not believe Il Dos.
stble for the missing child to have been
brought here within the past week.
The bids for government gold to-day
aggregated q, ,785 600, at from 109 so 10
l09.60s Onemillion and half was award.
ed at from 100 90 to 1O96O.
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A sYNoPFI3 OF THB sRRMoN

1t held the idea throughout that we
should give God our whole service. Our
whole heart should be his. He will not
be satisfied with anything short Of this.
We have many examples on record after
which to follow. He was very plain and
prActlcalin all his remarks and we were
impressed with the fact that 1t was DO or.
dinsry discourse, but was able, logical,
and pointed, and delivered with power.
The services were closed by Rev. J. W.
Wehh.
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NEW YORK. CITY.



NRw YoRK, August 19.-A Washing
ton dispatch states that Secretary FlSi
declares that tho story oI the PROPOSED
cession Of Porto Rico 10 GERMANY, d
without foundation and that the ALLEGED
dispatches are forgeries.
MEETING OF RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS
Governor Dennison, Of Ohio, will pre-
side ata meeting In this city Of the East.
ern RAILROAD Commissioners, appointed
at the Saratoga Conference az eastern
and western Commissioner. II Is stated
that he will act In harmony with the
iormer In making rates and runs ior Inc
roads east OF Pittsburgh and Buffalo, and
the latter for roads west ol those cities,
HELD FOR ACTION OF TIE GRAND JURY.
The examination or Rev John Cowsn,
chaplain OF the late Sixth Regiment New
I ORR Artillery, and John Kehoe, charged
with conspiracy TO delTaud the govern
ment by presenting at the Treasury, for
redemption or payment, q South Ameri.
can bond, and claiming that II was mari
OF q y 600 U. 8. $50 bond which had
oSen ussHOyeuI mas resulted In the hold
ing ol CoWan for action Of the Grand
Jury. For some time before his arrest
CoWan was In the employ Of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
ARRIVAL OF PosTliAs1RR GENERAL
JGwRLL.
Postmaster General Jewell arrived
early this morning from St. Petersburg,
and to-day will call on General Grant al al
Long Branch. In the evening he will
have a formal reception, and tomorrow
will leave for his home in Hartford, Conn.
FOUND DEAp.
Geo. W. Goldsmith, was found dead In
bed, IS east tenth street, yesterday. On
table In the room were number di
lettera addressed 10 bis father, ]. II. Gold.
smith, president Of Commercial College,
Detroit.
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OUR CAMP MEETING LETTER,

Progress OF the Meeting Up To, and
Including, Last Nights Exercises
sermons By Elder Bali. Reys,
Thatcher, PrIckeI and Woodruff.
MouNDavnLE, August 2Oth-sP.M.
Especial Report for the Intelllgeneer.l
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sELF EXAMINATION,
nd asked the question, allow is It v
a NM. Sn Mhn nnnnnr, N .nnnu me-


The early morning service was omitted
from the fact that the Tabernacle was moi
furnished with seats. The 8 o'clock
prayer meeting was conducted by DR..
Rely, and was very interesting and pro.
titable to all participating.
The public service was opened prompt
ly at the time set. 90
Prayer by Rev. T. B. Hughes; Sermon
preached by Rev. ]. P. Thatcher; Text,
"For whosoever would keep the whole
law, and yet offend in one point is guilty
Of the whole"
Tho prescription or remedy for the dis.
ease Of the human heart, has always been
the same, To ancient Israel he said,
"eanctily yourselves and be ye holy.'
To modern Israel he says the same.
God says to man, "Son give me thy heart,
and take me in return Man says to
God, u will come to you on my own
terms and render such service as suits
me-" , 81.
God ever has been and is still very def
mite with man as TO what he requires Of
him. He gives him credit for all the
good things he does, yet rebukes him for
the very smallest offense. This is shown
In his dealings with Moses and other OF
the old PStriarchs. We can't give even
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Especial Report for the Intelllgoncer.l
OPENING sRRvIcR.
Sermon preached by Elder Ball. Text
5lst Psalms, 10Th and 14th verses. The
principal points were these: BE showed
the difference between o clean heart and
q right spirit. Although right spirit d
essential to success Il Is not indispensable
10 salvation. A person who had never
been converted could not obtain the bless,
ing ol pure heart, or In other words,
the experience Of perfect love; but, as In
the case Of the Psalmist, Il might be pos.
sible for q person who had enjoyed the
love Of God In his heart, and had lost the
evidence Of his acceptance, 10 look beyond
the blessing Of justification and pray with
David, "create in me q clean heart and
and renew right spirit within me-" He
then urged the church to
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Needles for oil Sewing
Machines for Sale.

Old Machines taken IN Exchange.
Send for Circulars, Price
List, &c., md Copy Of the
W.iscn Reflector. On. OF the
'as Periodicals CT the day,
teyosei ID " n.4l Machines,
Fashions, General News and
- sccilaay.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26

PECULIAR POISONING. "A peculiar
case of poisoning occurred IN Mime
apolis Tuesday. 4 man named White
Erenchman, residing on the East
Side, feeling unwell on Sunday, call
ed on Dir. A Z. johnson. The doc
tor, finding his case q mild one, gave
the necessary advice, and left pre-
.scrIption. One drachm of aconite, was
prescribed, to be taken in drop doses.
Ten drops Of aconite were ordered to
be put into ten teaspoonfuls Of water,
and one teaspoonfull of the mixture
taken each hour until relief came.
The drachm of aconite was obtained at
druggists, and the directions plainly
marked on the bottle, according to the
prescription, but instead Of following
the orders, the man added the ten drops
to the ten spoonfuls, and took the en-
tire quantity at a dose for six successive
Hours. thus consuming sixty drops in
six hours. Unmistskable evidences
of poisoning we're visible Tuesday, and
despite all efforts, he died that evening.
The deceased was a lumberman In
poor circumstances. and leaves wife
and two children almost destitute.
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APPLETONS'
CYCLOPEDIA
New Revised Edition.

Entirely rewritten by the abest writer's on
every subject. Printed from New type
and illustrated with several thousand en-
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ARREST OF UTTERERs OF CoUN

ARREST OF UTTERERs OF CoUN-
TERFEIT MONEY IN OsHKosH.-A
gang of counterfeiters and thieves
visited Oshkosh on Tuesday, and on
Wednesday TWO of them, named Sam
Carpenter and Charles Kelley, were
arrested by the police. On searching
Kelley. large roll of counterfeit mon
ey was found, principally enc and two
dollar bills on the Mechanics and
Manufacturers bank of Greensboreugh,
Maryland, and al of them just alike
and bearing date 1862 No money
was found on Carpenter, and an opor-
tunity was given him to turn states evil
dence, but he declared that he knew
nothing Of the gang. had fallen in with
Kelley only that morning and by him
had been given the one dollar bill be
had tried to pass at Kremer's. Kelley
refused to divulge anything in regard
to the balance Of the gang, but claim
ed they were all from New York, and
had left the city.
At the examination nothing could be
proved against Carpenter, and as he
was able show pretty clear record, the
authorities were convinced be had
been the innocent tool Of Kelley, and
accordingly discharged him. Kelley
waived an examination and was com
milled to jail to await his trial at the
next term Of court, on the charge OF
passing counterfeit money.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26
gle RepubHrar.

A CURIOUS BIRD's NEsT.--There
is bird in New Guinea, called the
megapodius, which in the size of its
eggs and the manner of Matching them,
must be considered extraordinary. 1t
is not larger than one of our ordinary
fowls, but It's eggs are three inches
long, by two and oue-halt in diameter.
1t does not attempt to set on them.
A colony of birds lay their eggs togeth-
er in large mound, in the hottest part
of the year, from September to March,
and leave them to be Matched by the
sun. The mound is made of sand
loose earth, and sticks and leaves,
which latter, by their decay, increase
the Leaf. The mounds are wonderful
ly large, being ten feet high and about
sixty feet in circumference at the base.
The young birds come out at hole in
the top, The mother birds wait on
trees around till their chicks are hatch
ed, and then each leads eff her own
brood How each knows its own, is a
mystery. The eggs are much relished
BY the natives, but rot al by Euro
peans. 4 native Of Cape York ven
tured one day into a nest for eggs, and
while he was exploring the hidden
riches Of the large mound, the upper
part fell in, and he was smothered. He
was afterwards found, in the very &C;
of digging-buried alive in birds
nest.
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to make The Psychological for 1874 the
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For Sale.

HOUSE AND LOT On Sixth street. lst
IL Ward, known as the Mitchell proper
y, } story frame dwelling house, with
wing containing ten rooms, good we'll of
water, large cistern aad good size frame
barn. Price, $1,000. Those wishing to
purchase will apply to Mr.. n. ". Pierce,
Junctioo Office, Milwaukee l. st. Ps.l Rail
way.
Wstertnwn, June 22d, 1874.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26

POSTMASTER GENERAL JEWELL
The new Postmaster General Jewell.
lately Minister to Russia arrived in
New York on the steamer Bothaia on
the 18th. After paying his respects
to the President at Long Branch he
goes to his home in Connecticut and
will go to Washington about the first
OF next month to enter on bis new
duties
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26

John Collins, the well known Irish
comedian, died recently at Philadel
phia, in the 65 year of bis age, He
was born at Lucan near Dublin, Ire
land, where his father was. for many
years proprietor Of the Lucau Spa
House. At the age OF Is Collins went
to London and studied for the lyric
stage. His debut was made at the
Haymarket Theater as first tenor in
English Opera. His great hit was
made in the "Beggar's Opera" as
Captain McHaath. He came to
America in 1916, and made his first
appearance on the American stage as
McShane, ia the "Nervous Man" at
the Park Theater, in New York.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-26

NOTHING SAcRED.-The publication
Of Mrs Tilton's afectionate letters to
her husband during the years previous
to their final estrangement, is an abomi-
nation in which 1t seems hardly posi-
BILE that reputable journalists or reputa-
BILE lawyers would be concerned. It
could only be done through the consent
of Mr.. Tilton, but his consent to any
thing was to be expected. IF Mr.. Nor
ris supposedithat he was gaining sympa-
thy for his client by such means he GER
tainlysought to be disappointed. In the
hands of Mr.Tilton and those who are
conducting his case, nothing seems to
be sacred .-Boston Globe.
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Take Notice..

dor sale by auction, if not previously
l. disposed of, on Tuesday, sSeptember
18th, 1874, my house and 9 lots in Millar's
Addition on the West road, known as the
Weissert place. Also Stock, Furniture,
crops, hay and everything on the premises
to be sold without reserve. On all sums
under $lo, cash all sums over $40, six
months time on good approved paper at I
per cent interest.
The above sale is postponed until Tues
day, November 18th, 1874.
38w8 JOHN w. CANES.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
SALES AT AUCTYOc.

SHEkIFFs SALE OF DRY GOODS, HOSIERY
~ shirts Drawers, Stockings, Ac.-S herman
snerins ucuoneer sells Monday IL al III
O'CLOCK ~ NO Is bowery, by virtue OF execution
py an oraer issued out OF the United states Court
Amesica for the Southern district New York, and by
the Hon Samuel Blatchford the Justices OF said
Court the following Goods, viz :-Of Shaws Hosiery
Shirts Drawers, Handkerchief, Cardigan Jackets
suspenders Edgings, Towels Napkins Pocketbooks Bed
Spreads, &c, being the stock OF a wholesale obping
house. To be sold IN lots 10 suit the trade
WILLIAM C. CONNER, Sheriff.
WLLrAN X, CARKoLL Deputy.
Also At l0a o'clock at No Is Bowery Shers sale OF
Ladies' Bonnets trimmed and untrimmed; Feathers
WILLIAM c. CONNER, shsrifY
HEHnr NEW. Deputy.
CHERIFFs SALE OF STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
- Liquor Stores HERMAN, Sherid's Auctoneer, sells
Monday December a. at 10 o'clock sharp. No l3 Bow
consisting OF barrels casks and Brandie Gin,
Whskey Port and sherry wines: also Counters chairs
Tables Glasses, Engrayings; Bottles pemiiohns &C
RUrUs DODGE, Deputy.
WILLIAM KENNELLY WILL SELL, AT AUCTION,
w on Thursday, December H. 1874 at IL O'Clock at the
Exchange Salesroom Ill Broadway by order executors
OF Michael 0'Donoghue the valuable dve story House
Nos 677 and 5s Grand street. stores fine location
Maps at aucuoneer's office, No Pine street
vNILLIAM ABBOTT. ACCTIoNEER,
w once, 50 New Bowerv.
Marsnas sAle By virtue of several executions viii
expose tor sale at public vendue Monday 18th day
Of Of S Ssr, s hs s,oSk and Fixtures G the BDpt
consisting OF ladies' mems and children's Boots and
Shoes Caters &c. Herring Safe, Cane Chairs, Coun-
ters, Boxes. Carpet Fixtures &c. &c.
CHARLES +. MATHER, City Marshal =
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

DlCBARD WALTERS, AUCTIoNEER MORTGAGE
~ saie-Wiii sell Monday. Mt i0h O'Clock, at livery
stable No W East Broadway ono stylish black Horse,
FAST top Road Wagon. nearly and set single
Harness. JOHN 4. STEWART, Attorney for Mortgagec.