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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09


90 cases Concentrated Lye.
100 Matches.
barrels GArrptt's Snufis.
20 boxes CARROTS Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch Madder Print.
500 Indigo Spanish Float.
q barrels Chip IOgwOOd.
At LAUGIIN BROS. & co.'s.
so pounds Chloroiom.
% Bromide Potassium.
Is Glomel.
25 IOdlde Potash,
$50 Fluid Extracts, Tilden'a.
80 Solid ExtTacts, do,
$50 bottles Sugar Coated fills.
AZ LAUGHLIN BROS. a co.'s.
25 dozen BaKer's Cod Liver OIL.
o Halls Lung Balam.
y JAynes ExpectOrAnt.
3 Ayers Cherry Electoral.
LOO Essences Cinnamon, &C.
800 RAteinan Drops
500 GOdirCys Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica Ginger.
Al LAUGllLlN BROS. 4 CO.'S
1000 pounds Grain Pepper sInapop.
800 Cloves.
800 Allspce.
200 Eutnegs-GOvernmen
9O Cream Tartar, purO and choice.
~ Mustard, In cans and In bulk.
200 Ground Ginger, East India 4 Jamaica
Cox'SGelAtlne, Arrow Root, TaplOCa and Sage,
oc29 AtLAUGlILIN BROS 4 CO.'S.
100 ounces Qulnlne, Powers 4 WeiVhtman'a
~ SulphAte MOFphlA.
% Nitrate Silver.
30 Strychnla
For sale at LAUGITI.GN BROS. 4 co.'s.
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DIED.

COTTS.-On Wednesday, April It'll, 1875, at II
o'clock p. ", AGSEs A., rrllCt Of George w. Colts,
Rged Il yoars aud y days
Funeral from residence No. 7?7 Market stret, on
saturday, April 10th, at "a o'clock. Friends Of
tho family are InIlicl to atLonl
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Will the War End?-Eleet Of the
Combat Widening-The Present
CouIi1iOn Of Travel.
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THE vote in Wheeling on Monday upon
the proposition to issue bonds for $780,
O0Ot for the erection Of u capitol building
was !, Sl3 in favor and 3l6 against it.
In the face OF the injunction against re-
mOval this vote shows unexpected unan'
nimity, aud shows that the people oil
Wheeling estimate the legal knowledge Of
Judge Ward at its true value.-Maj1a',
Ferry Nelg.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lauqhlin's Infant Cordial.

nation Of the Gums, 10 aIIay InCaSlnpss, 10 Quel
Collie Pains, 10 promote Sleep, tnCuTe summer Com
plaIni. This We consider one Of tho most valuable
remedies to 10 kept In the family when the chill.
dTen are cutting their teeth. We are selling thou.
sands Of bottles, and have to hear the FIRST person
say II Is not all We TeCOmmend II to bc.
MOTHERS, have you Sicily, icsihiHO Jabs that
TURNS the HOURS Of RIGIIT when you 10 long for
rcst) Into one LOSG, WEARY DAYTIME Of wORRl.
uES1 and cARE7 Cry-Cry-C ry-Hll day and all
night lOng2 II you have, IiJisn to TodSO, IN con.
WINGED, heiids no lOnger-a PHw drops Of ISPANI
CORDlGL and your child WILL 10 PAcIPIED, and
SWIFT, REFRESHING sLEEP will take tho place Of
wAKEPUL SUFFERING. Procure at once q bottle.
Soil by all Druggists aud
LAUGlILIN BROS. 4 Goa Projectors,
Wheeling, ", Va,
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National Bank Currency Exempt
from all Taxation.

Washington Correspondence Of the n. Y. Inlletin,
The Comptroller Of the Currency, Hon
John Jay Knox, has been delying in the
Revised Statutes, to find Just how far Il
man can be taxed under the laws touching
money IA personal property, and has dc.
cided to the satisfaction Of Washington
people as to the taxation rs money Of
nationaLbank notes.
Here IL what Is found in the matter
Section 1901, Revised Statutes, says:
"All stocks, bonds, Treasury notes and
other obligations Of the United States
shall be exempt from taxation by or lIIl.
der State or municipal or local authority"
The above does not exempt national
bank currency, because that Is not
technically an obligation Of the United
States. But when you 60 to section 5ll3
Of the Revised Statutes, you will find the
following declarations
"The words. obligation or other So
Curity OF the United States, shall he held
to mean all bonds, certificates Of indcbt-
edneSs, national bank currency, con-
pons, United States notes, Treasury notes,
fractional notes, certificates Of deposit,
bills, checks or drafts for money, drawn
by or upon authorized officers Of the
United States, STAMPS and other repre-.
sentalives Of value, Of whatever denOnl-
nation, which have been or may be is
sued under any act Of Congress"
II will be noticed IN the latter section
above quoted the word "bank" Il in
brackets. That il put in by your cores
pondent, for the reason that the Act Of
February IS, 1875, amendatory Of the re-
vision, puts the word "bank" In there, for
the purpose Of defining more clearly the
intent Of the section, by distinctly stating
that national bank notes are included
This settles conclusively the question
whether money can he taxed as personal
property, for money now is legal tenders,
national bank notes aud fractional eur.
tehcy, all Of which are exempted by plain
and indisputable provisions Of Law.
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Rcsnrnnlion nd I,llislnrrl,,

From the Pittsburgh Dispatch Of Yesterday
The rumor of theproposed resumption
Of The Keystone Iron Works, published
yesterday, turns out to be the truth. The
furnaces at this establishment were light.
ed yesterday morning, and during the day
nineteen Of them we're in operation, with
boiler and helper ut each. The mem.
bers Of the firm stale that they have start.
ed irrespective Of the Iron Association
because they were pressed with orders and
desired to I'LL them. The men are to re.
ceiye s. so per ton ns provided by the
sliding scale. The works will run double
turn. 1t also said that the mills Of
Painter 4 Sons will start today at the
same figures, and perhaps The American
Iron Works Of Jones & Laughlin. From
present appearances the lockout seems TO
be fast drawing TO an end.
THE FINANCIAL EFFECT OF THE REsuMP.
TioS.
from the Commercial Of yc,crlay.)
The immediate effect Of tesnming Of
the mills In and around Pittsburgh, con.
sidered in its financial aspect, would
probably he tightening Of the money
market, at least temporarily. Many Dor.
fowefs would he thrown upon the market
At once, as the iron men although in funds
now to a much larger extent than their
present needs would demand, YET have not
all the money that will lie required for
the immense orders that may be expected
to pourin upon commencingma
once again. Starting friction Is known as
the greatest universally, and the amount
Of ready money which would easily float
a trade at high tide, Is quite insufficient
for the same volume Of trade when, as
now, at the ebb.
Nevertheless the resumption may lie so
gradual as not 10 seriously effect the
money. market, and even II Il should 30
temporarily frightened, all the indications
point towards easy money, at any rate
until the fall business setsin.
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MANHOOD REsToRED,

A victim Of youthful lmprudcnrr, causing pre-.
mature decay nervous debility etc., having iriU
In vain every known remedy, has found simple
SClf-ctrr, which he will send free 10 his fellow aliI.
ererS. Address J. II. REEVES, Is Nassau stTpt,
New York, lOx 6lb1. APP
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Harry l.RLIKE FOR YOuNG MEH from tho effects
Of Errors and Abuses IN early life. Manhood r..
stored. impairment to Marriage removed. New
method Of Treatment. New aud remarkable RENE
dies. books and Circulars sent free In sealed en-.
vCopcs. Address, ilbWARD ASSOCIATION, 40
n. Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Ia,-a Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill ianlJ+lAW
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THE Presbyterian Church Of Washing.
ton, Guernsey county, has made ont a cal
for Rev. a. q. Eagleson, Of the 3dchnrCl
Of Wheeling. TheirGhoice Is a good one
Mr. 4. is a No. man, that any congre
CATION might be glad to securc,-Aidriiat
FerU Nara.
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The FUTuRE OF STRAWBERRY GU
ruRE-I'he only way in which the straw.
berry grower can be fairly sure Of a crop
one year with anotheris to irrigatC. That
Is what strawberry CulLivators must make
up their minds to II they expect anything
like certain returns fot their labors. In
a spring like the last, water for irrigation
win decide the question between a profit.
able crop and total failure, and In or.
binary seasons, when there Ia 40 much
rain that the plants do not really suffer
from drought, we feel that the advantage
derived from the application Of water
Just at the time II Is needed will be such
IA 10 pay handsome return on the in.
vestmeht. In many localities the prepa-
tations iOr irrigation need he but slight
"a dam and a few water.courses being
all that arc required. In other cases
water must he pumped by windmills Into
reservoir. Even In the most difficult
cases the outlay will not be very large. II
should be recollccted that no halfway
measures will answer; the gounl must
have thorough soaking. The watering
had better not DO undertaken al all IL Il
Il to lie only mere wotting OF the sur.
face.
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mo CONTRACTORS.
CRY CLRRE's OFPIcR,
WHEELING, W, Va, ApTil q, 1875.

CRY CLRRE's 0FFICR, I
WHEELING, W. Va, April @, ISIS. ]
Sealed proposals will 10 received at this oaiot
until Thursday, ?9l day Of April, 1875, IL noon
hr the Masonry, RII-Elap, Graduation and Super
structure VI a Bridge acnFs Wheeling Creek, neal
the Mound, 10 the Peninsula Cemetery.
Tue MASONRY will Le lrst-claN range rock work
In CCHlent mortar about go perches.
TllE RIP-RAP will will h. one foot aud u hal
thick, aud hand packed, about rs cubic yards
Tux ENnANEMRNT will cOhlaln about D 500 cuhlS
yards and will bc taken from sites selected by III,
Superintendent, and disposed Of Accounting to hli
direction, the haul In no casu 10 OXccyd 500 fest
These bids shall b. by the cubic yard Of g cubic
feet,
TUE SuPERsTRuCTURg will no wrought Iron, two
spans Of los fest eacl In the clear Is feet Wide IL
the clear with inctOF Of saety VI i've ~ Tor dis
tTibulSl lad Of 100 pounds lef square foot
Bidders will examine for themselves the location
Of the pnTOsCd work, - that no misunderstanding
may exist Ia TeEan 10 the nature Of the work 10 X
done.
The plans and Specifications arr at this Office iOT
the inspection VI bidders,
Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids
arc y, A. BRITT, City Clerk.
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in the restoration Of the husband her affections him
self redeemed from the stains Of sin And yet with
literary appreciation OF that novel, and OF oil the sent
meus bottom of IT, Mr. Tlton has not besated tn
make this ground of imputing carnal pollution In the
place of what he knew nothing but withdrawal
of affection from him and submission and devotion
Of IL in the relations clergyman and the comun
can't the general nature that between Cath
airline Gaunt and priest Now this is where Father
Francis comes in Father Francis had been the first con-
fessor spiritual director OF this pious lady and ne was
apparently of that large practical knowledge Of
human which, though t did not interfere with bis
pety and his devotion TO his church and his duty a.
priest to penitents and yet understood
better the line of division avoid the possibility Of
any confusion between the duties Of the wife 20 hus-
band-any sentiment mean-and those to the priest
And when Father Leonard the Of genus and OF fire.
and Of rapt devotion, with whom this disturbance Of the
wifey relations TO the husband had up had with
rawn, and Father Francis had returned he thus talks
with the woman:
my daughter" said Father Francis and ron. who
her husband and friend here to do justice
between you DOth with Gods help, and 10 show you
both your faults Catherine Gaunt you began the mis-
chief by encouraging another man TO interfere between
you and your husband in things secular But Father,
he was director my priest. Ny daughter, do you
believe with the Protestants that marriage is mere
civil contract or do yon hold with us that II II one o. the
holy sacramentsp Can you ask mef mIrmnred Kate,
reproachfuly. well, then" continued Father Francis,
we then those whom God and the whole Church nave
in united what right hath single priest
dsunite in heart and make the wife false ~ any part
whatever Of that most holy vOwi hear, and not from
Won, that Leonard did set you against your nusnanu
friends Withdrew from society, and sem nm aproau
alone; in word he robbed your husband OF MS ch
panion and his friend The sin was Leonardo but the
fault yours"
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CATHERINE GAUNT'S FAULT.

Tho frst tVro sentences of this book OF Mr..
paades Griffith Gaunt" show you at once what the
nature of this lesson taught by this fiction was. lie
husband says TO the wife at certain stage Oh passion
excited against the intimacy between the priest ana inc
wfe-the husband says: Then say, once Tor ALL tna'
raat shall never darken my doors again and the wife
replies "Then, say they are my DOORS ana not yours
and that holy man shall brighten them whenever ne WILL
And there you the declaration OF the resistance Oh
the controversy that may spring up In an entey pure
and NOUS woman's mind, when the circumstances bring
her into that form of contrar1ey with her husband
catherine Peyton become Catherine Gaunt, was
Catholic and her husband was a member OF the Es-
tabshed Church of England She was pious
an earnest and honest believer in the Christian iar'
a worker in all the good ways OF the Churcl' sup
norter of all its great teachings, and aloVer Oh ~ sc'
helms 70 the conscience and the soul The HUSBAND well
enough and moral II you please but careless and
,naaernt 70 religion having sympathy, not with the
Catholic opnons but sympathy with the piety and
the orthodoxy the wife. and the conessor tne Faer
onfessor in whose company and In whose purposes anu
In whose faithful abors, the vile syinpati]eo no9
inte,ect abe admired, whose rapt devotion she "or
shinad and whose purity and power as servant OF
cod abe sat above the husband and his indifference ana
his coarse conduct; came into such reauons OF mutual
agard mutual esteem mutual appreciation, that this
husband was led controversy and being IKE great
MANY people that If they are not good CHRISTIANS are
90, good professionals or good Catholics or good Epsco
alans or good Methodists or good OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
40 the case may be, into the antagonism between the
b.,rcbes and the faiths, and having his feelings IN
aamed mot TO sure, by the studied art OF an iago not
nv the close attendance Of some modern Enghsh sir
pbl,p sydney hut under the impulses, natural 10 INC
heart of man seeing the greater nteiiec A". .'e
49, -. ,,e,v and the greater aspirations and the
-, ,stors illing the wfe's imagination and SUD
,rac,ips her by degrees from the earthly anu vui'
gar sympathies that belong to everyday ne
gets finally into that heat Of Jealous passion
,,ah swears that the priest shall never
aarkeu the doors again aud She replying NOT 'cry po
ntey, that the property was hers inu ns "o. ,n
should brighten the doo'r ~ olIen 's u, ,r,,ch
.,rsa AZ DISCARD and separation and destruction WHICH
nuay ended in the proaigaey OF the husband III iAe OK
manure Of the actual purity aud ndeliS oi l' ~" anu
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WHAT MR.. TILTON OMITTED FROM THE
PUBLISHED LETTER.

You see, now, as IN a mirror, the heart OF TINS
woman the life OF this woman, and you this plain
ts knowledge Of that heart and OF that fe and you
see now how under this letter. she can say, see now
how there must be liberation hospitality To pos
sibe affections that may interfere with the whole moral
the whole spiritual the whole practical adhesion OF the
wife the husband in all things, small and great taking
her fate with him. using her ministry with him, submit
ting even TO a vcarious flee OF her own fe so that
she may keep those that attend the union and are
to preserve the unity their souls And thus she says
Now. although your opinions not rcstfu or congo
NAL 10 my soul"-that s his religious opinions, his
social opinions, his notions about family and about
faith" yet integrity and purity are sacred ana
holy thing to now feel quite prepared TO renew my
marriage with you'll have always kept II IN the oter
.ense-and keep the Savior requrcth who Ooketh
the eye and the heart know not that you are YET
able, or ever Will be, TO say this TO me-"
And this is the part Of the letter that Mr. Tt0n omitted
when he published it. and put in asterisks 10 show
that there a gap made:
STILL with what profound thankfJlness that am come
this assured foundation and that feet planted
the rock of this truth you cannot at all realize
letter as Mr.. TtOn published it. Now, what do you
gather from the muation OF wfcs letters 1t was bad
enough base enough 10 publish them and that this plain
tiff has found out in the estimates Of his fellow men and
the women OF his country long before this But it was
baseness 10 put miscOnsructOn upon wie's letters
her communications to himself But this is not the first
or only of that nature The differences
terrible they arc inevitable, they are conclusive.
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MRS. THTON WANTS THE LETTERS De
STROYED.

Everything was over then the errors and
faults the MISUNDERSTANDING on all sides mad been eX-
planned understood; they all measurable; they
were all pardonabe they had all been made the subject
consideration of explanation and ofpardon wherever
the faults And this poor lady, assuming thatopen
ness and srghtfOrwardness the real character the
real and honest traits OF this Cancellation. writes this
simple note TO Mr.. Beeeher: $50
Mr. BHEcrER As NJ. Moulton has returned THAT IL
from his visit SOUTH will yon use your Influence 70 have
papers his possession DESTROYED MY heart Deetis
night and day at the injustice OF their existence
Those papers were she apprehended her accusation
OF improper advances her retraction that had also
made accusation against her husband of forcing her to
false charged and her explanation of this reractOn
which, Of course, when read after the other, pre-
sented pitiabe record have from mind or
one hand and they were crafty put by Mr. Tilton
coming presumably from the mind and the hand OF his
wife, for they had her signatures, and their text
traced by her pen. And she says:
Now that Mr.. MoutOn is back, let me ask You to use
your influence 10 have the papers IN his possession le-
stroyed bleeds gt and day at the injustice
Of their existence.
And this handed by Mr.. Beecher to Mr.. Moulton
and came to Mr. TltOns knowledge and II the piteous
pleading Of this woman 10 her husband, and her nus
bands friends in this, her language could not produce
the response of destroying the papers which seemed to
her in their continued existence great an injustice
and for which her heart bled night and day what selfish
argument of Mr. Beecher could have awaited He made
none He feared nothing. His socitude was always for
the pain and suffering Of Others But why not this
wish of the wife attended to Why, this 2lst day or
April when that prayer came TO the husband and the
husbands friend that that peace had been made
that explanations had been given that her retracton
had Withdrawn the charge, and her explanation had
withdrawn evil injury towards her husband that
was embodied in the retracton; when they were IN
peace and when Mr.. Beecher restored to intimacy
with the family far he regarded IL suitable by the
express action Of the husband why should mt they he
destroyed VINO had purposes against their d'strue-
ton Who had hopes and plans and schemes Of further
nsdious, secret Of themi
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the Beyond with a capital Blthe future life when
dear Frank says may again go TO old Plymouth
will thank the dear father. 4-.
Now gentlemen I have nothing to explain about that
letter IL needs no explanation There conscious
ness of any need Of conceament On Mr. Beeehers part
he brought IL to Mr. Moulton and the husnand ~" H
There never any idea that there any wrong ID IL
till bodys foul imagination seized upon H. and ny
imputing li ny doubles eendres read 1t before e Ihu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by those juices that were bred
in the head OF the tOads that gave this meaning when
never out of the pure heart Of this woman think
you need have nothing about that Obviously
plain. This woman was sufering-why shouldn't she
suffer under the diseorant parts she had played IN te
written accusation the retraeton, the explanation he
efforts undo the mischief in the production Of which
had large share And, when these letters OF the
9TH of February her and they showed her hus-
bands disposition and Mr. Beechers disposition toward
her, and Mr.. Beecher's disposition OF fricndiiness'
and wish for the welfare OF her husband,
she meditated upon them during the month'
and she watched and perceived and received evidence on
her husbands part in his demeanor of how much there
really OF restoration Of the broken peace OK the
family, and at last, at last when Mr.. Tton had weaned
little from his trouble by the hopeful dream Of The
Golden Age then just established, and looking out for
prosperity and strength, she found his face brighten MS
troubles tighten, his domestic attitudes less cruel less
moody less yengefu in regard TO and IN condemnation
accusation OF Mr. Beeeher, and everything was re-
stored on the surface, and everything would have
remained restored and undsturbed in the future the
external prosperity Of Mr.. Tlton, his restoration
toward good opinion and good work and good position
and good income and respectable relations TO society had
been built up the effort, aud the wish and the
prayer of Mr. Beecher and If that hopeful scheme
founded upon change Of morals OF conduct, OF senti-
ment and OF action in Mr.. Titon had gone in its
legitimate and expected strength and amplitude and not
been overthrow by the foolish wickedness or the
wicked folly Of his relations to the doctrines and his
admiration Of the character and his implication Of him
self before the country in sympathy with Victoria Wood
hull her life her character her teachings Well, now, on
the o1s OF Apr another letter written, and ii sheds
great light upon the situation then.
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NEwYoRk DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY a-TRIPlE SHEET

are woDdrous wise" In the attempt. All, gentlemen,
what IL tho nesthidng" that has been the solace and
the weapon against the wickness of others and the pains
OF the doubts and suspicious and accusations that have
been circulated You have all heard OF the embodied
scorn with which have, in proverb denounced the
levi bird that fouls his own nest and you nave an
heard Of that symbol OF devotion and inc
wounded mother bird which, while her life ID eDoing
hides from the pursuing tho young in her nest by
smohering the groans Of dying bird lest they should De-
tray the nest and that is tho weapon by which pos
woman and loving mother seeks TO protect her young
even the nest that evil bird has sought to fou' 90
much for the ettersl