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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-31
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENoER
LYNCH LAW.
Great Excitement ut Charleston
Last Night.
Especial to tho In,slliSsnccr.l
CHARLESTON, W. VAg Dec, 80, |

NhAAbhI9IONl We 'SI NSS' w
SIN. I
On Christmas night Rufus Estep and
John Dawson murdered Thomas Lee in
drunken spree at Maiden, in this coun.
ty, without cause. They stabbed him
full of holes, thirty.two times in all, three
Of which went into his heart, The afro.
ciouSness Of the crime created terrible
feeling against the murderers, and the
miners and luborers generally in the
Salines commenced at once to organize
mob for the purpose Of lynching
the murdCrers. About twenty min.
utes ago n band Of men, mostly
masked and variously estimated at from
three to Eve hundred, came into town,
about half Of whomiwere on horse back
and the Eothers on foot They marched
down Kanawha street with pistols in
hand, turned out all the gas lights as they
proceeded, and made their way to the Jail.
The citizens were very much excited and
gathered In large numbers about the mob
but were driven back in every direction
from the jail by the armed mob.
The keys were demanded from the Jail
Or's assistant, and we're procured without
delay, The leaders went through the Jail
but could not find the prisoners, they hay.
Ing been taken out soon after dark by
Sheriff Morgan, who had anticipated the
coming Of the mob. They then tried to
find the whereabouts Of the Jallor, swear.
Ing that they would hang him II he did
not tell where the prisoners were. Fail
Ing to find him, they have just now dis
patched body Of cavalry to go to the
sherifl's residence and, II possible, to find
him there. REroRTER.
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After m address by Rev. Rodgers at
the NJ. Z, prayer meeting Wednesday
evening, Mr., c, II. Lincoln, the celebrated
Jubilee singer Of Pittsburgh, sang two
solos. We have since heard persons
who have heard Sankey sing say that they
esteemed Mr.. Lincoln the finer vocalist Of
the two. He also sang with the children
Of the Sunday School yesterday afternoon.
Mr., Lincoln is a kindsman Of the martyr
President.
The Disciples Sunday School give their
annual concert In their church this even
ing.
A holiday entertainment was given to
the pupils Of the Gravel Hill Union Sun
day School In their room last evening.
The weather has got to be so pleasant
that the lamp lighters can again venture
npoR their dnties with impunity. Conse.
qusntly the gas Is lit every night-sOme
nights,
Rev. Rodgers preached to large au-
dience at the NJ. Z. Church last night.
The Wallace cornet band and the citi.
zens who accompanied them to Wheeling
to see McWade play Grip Van Wrinkle"
Wednesday night, had to walk home, as
the atmosphere was so ioGgy that the Star
Of the West could not run with safety,
They "schwore off" on such trips to the
Opera House."
A burglar stole all tho molders' tools
from the factory Of the Bellaire Manufac-
turing Company few nights ago, and no
clue has been obtained to their wherea.
bouts.
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CINCINNATI, December 30.-The COM
mittee Of arrangements for tomorrow
evenings celebration having sent d re-
quest 10 Archbishop Purcell that the
Catholic chimes be rung at midnight, re.
ceiyed the following reply: ayes; let the
bells Of all our churches ring ouL on the
midnight air the gratitude Of a nation
Of freemen for the natal day Of new
year Of civil and religious liberty, and
let the feryent prayer ascend 10 Heaven
that The blessings proclaimed one hun
drcd years ago may last till time shall be
mn tnnroU
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In Pot Pies, Dumplings and
Puddlngs renders them easy TO
take, aud they 60 right to tho
spot,
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can l amt got nothin' agin the
Judge continued the sufferer
An he don't bear no malice agin the
Judge, which he shouldn't, seem he
generally gin as good as he took. An
the long an short of it, Lord, = jest this
hes a-dyin', an he wants chance to
die with his mind easy, an nobody else
can make it so, so We leave the whole
job in your hands, only putin in, fur
BIlys comfort, tibet we recollect hearing
how yer forgive dyin' thief, an tibet
it amt likely yer a-goin to be harder on
a chap thet's always paid fur what he
got. Thet's the whole story. Amen.
Bllly's hand, rapidly growing cold,
reached for that of Nose, and he said,
with considerable effort: "Mose, yer
came in ez handy as 4 nugget IN a gone
up claim. God bless yer, Nose l feel
better inside. IF 1 git through the
clouds. an hev Twin chance to say
word to them as is the chiefs thar, tibet
word II be fur You, Nose. God bless
yer, Nose, an eff my my blessin no ac-
count, it can't cuss yer, ennyhow. This
claims washed out, fellers, an here goes
the last shovelful, to see ef theirs emmy
gold in it or not.
And Billy departed this life, and The
boys drank to the repoSe OF his soul.
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POTATOES.

4 CONSIGNMENT OF PURE PEACH
y Blow and Early Rose Potatoes, III
barrels, from New York, just received and
tor sale by JAMES CkANGLE.
No. 1910 MAR. street, Wheeling W. Va
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THE STRANDED LEAF.
BX JEFFREY CLIFFORD.
From the Inland Magazine.

From The Inland Magazine.
Torn from the parent stem was |,
When life was nj its vernal spring;
When brightly beamed the azure sky,
And every field was blOsSoming,
\ fierce, rude blast, with sudden shock,
Cast down the oak that mOuriShCd me,
And ali the woodlands seemed To- rock,
Before fell and now | flee.
Fly swift before the wild winds sweep,
That threat ming vengeance dire and
dread:
The dark abyss does overleap,
While everywhere alarm is spread.
Whence do roam" but To- the spot
Where beauty will not fade nor rot,
And where comes not the eOOn night
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My willing soul would stay
In such Il place as this,

when suddenly his cup of bliss was
dashed to the ground for Billy, stumbling
fell upon his own knife, and received Il
severe cut in the abdomen.
Wounds of this sort are generally
fatal, and the boys had experience
enough in such matters to know it. In
an instant the men who had been calmly
viewnga life-and.death conflict bestlrred
themselves to help the sufferer. Pentecost
passed bottle Of brandy over the corn-
ter; half dozen men ran to the spring
for cold water; Others hastily tore off
coats and even shirts, with which to
soften = bench for the; wounded man.
No one went for the doctor 70. that
worthy man had been viewing the fight
professionly from the first, and had knelt
beside the wounded man at exactly the
right moment. After brief examina
ton, he gave his opinion in the follow
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Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
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REMDV AE.

HAVING REMOVED Ny PLACE OF
IL business to the opposite side Of the
street. I shall be- pleased 10 see NV friends
and customers at No. 1910 Main street,
Wheeling, W. Va.
JAMES CRANGBE.
Wholesale Produce and General Commits
sion Merchant. ap22
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This without factories; manufsc ure
this raw material at home, as it is now
manufactured abroad, and the annual
value OF the crop would be one billion
dollars at least. Is there no advantage
in an increase OF annual returns such as
this? For various reasons too well
known to recount here, the southern
factory could distance and defy cOmpe-
tition and either compel the foreign
manufacturer to pay better price for
the raw material or quit the business
for the compulsion of higher prices
would amount to the destruction of fac
tory property in every place this side OF
Liverpool, and beyond the limits Of the
south. This we think almost suscept-
BILE Of mathematical demonstration.
At any rate the reasons are so cogent
that the mind will hardly resist the con-
clusion whether 1t amounts to a demon
strstion or not. Will our readers think
the matter over?
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Since the California bubble has burst
ed, the grasshopper devastated many
portions of the west, and it is known
that the crops Of the south are unprece-
denied in their abundance, we have no
doubt that there will be more emigra-
ton to the south during the next twelve
months than there has been during the
last ten years. We hear Of northern
meu Of capital purchasing land at Aber-
deem, Mississippi, and at Huntsville,
Alabama. This is q favorable omen.
Let them come. North Alabama, West
Tennessee and North Mississippi present
inviting fields for the industrious emil
grant, whether he comes from Europe
or any portion of the Union. Lands
are cheap, the soil is productive, the
climate is salubrious, the people are hos
pitable, markets are convenient,
transportation by wster or rail
is easy Of access, and in Tennessee taxes
are lower than any State in the Union,
with the exception of two northern
States. The south is now reposing in
perfect peace; has taken new start,
and no mind can comprehend her fu-
ture greatness and prosperity. We have
a great country, with mighty resources;
but We need the work of intelligent Ia
Dor and increased capital to turn our un-
developed resources into material pres
perity. Population is pouring iDtoti.r-
ida from the northern and east III
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ocrstic party is stronger before the peo-
ple than the Liberals and Independents,
and that it is the duty Of every
man who really desires the de-
feat Of Rsdicslism 10 do whet
the Democrats did in 1872, sacrifice sI
personal pTejudices and unite on the
most available party, which is unques-
tlonsbly the Democratic party. Nearly
all the votes which Greeley received
were cast by Democrats, yet the Liberals
and Independents seem TO think that
they hold the balance OF power and
ought to hold the offices and dictate the
platform and candidates for the next
contest. This is cool. 1t would, il per-
mitted, place the great Democratic
party ia the hands Of faction which
proposes to rule or ruin. The lndepend-
ents and the Liberals srrOgate more
purity than other people. According to
their own estimate OF themselves they
are not politicians, but patriots. In
California there is an indepeEd-
ent party organization, and, as
the New York Times shows, its
methods of working through caucuses
and conventions is preciselyithe same as
that OF the older organizations, and its
party discipline and distribution Of party
patronage, il it has any, are not whit
better than those OF the parties 1t de-
nounces. As soon as il becomes force
of the least account, there ia no practice
and no trick Of the politician that it is
not ready to adopt. II is easy for party
to be honest and preserve its integrity as
long as it is in 8 minority. Its time Of
trial comes when it mas power, and pa
tronage, and control of public affairs.
Unfortunately, the party composed OF
perfect men has not yet made its appear
ance; and when it does appear it will not
be composed ofindependentv voters, with
no more cohesion than grains Of sand,
but it will be a thorough and effect
i've organization, or it will accomplish
very little. We have no objection to an
independent or any new party that can
give US assurance Of q better administra-
ton Of government. What we are look
ing for is reasonable grounds upon which
we can have faith in such movement.
Thus far the Liberal party, as party like
Iy to improve politics, has not been a dis
tinguished success. We have already
called attention to the cost of its admin
istration Of affairs in California, the only
State in which il hss had any approach
to political power. 1t elected few
members of congress last fall, but they
have yet to prove their superiority over
the common run Of party candidates.
and some of them certainly, from their
previous reputation, do not come partic-
ulsrJy well recommended.
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uSGEPENDEET BOsIT.

1t is evident that the liberal Republic
can and Independent newspapers in
tend to make a desperate effort to con-
troll national politics, especially the
Democratic party. This programme
viii not succeed. Democrats, and not
Liberals or Independents, will form the
Democratic platform and furnish the
candidates for 1875, sndithe sooner this
fact is recognized the better. The
nomination Of Greeley by both the Gin
cinnati and Baltimore conventions was,
perhaps, the best thing that could have
been done under the circumstances. But
the triumph Of the Democratic party
during the past two years has convinced
every unprejudiced mind that the DEM
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Official Notice.
OFFICE, CITY HALL,
NN AEaVpuFG INV Trre

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
WI MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 81, 1875.
Resolved, That his honor the Mayor issue
his proclamation, making Monday, July >,
1875, the day Tor celebrating the Nations Holt
day, July 4, lS75.
Adopted by Aldermen and Council June
2, 1875.
In accordance with the above resolution,
issue this
PROCLAMATION:
That whereas, the Anniversary OF the Va
tons birthday, July 18th, occurs th's year on
Sunday, and as Americans have always sa-
credIy observed sunday Tor religions worship,
that, therefore, the city OF Memphis vii. OBJ
serve Monday, the 5th OF July, a. the Ami
versary of American Independence, 50 az as
engaging in outdoor sports, uir,L NJ iO,lid-
cation, when It is to be hoped, and hereby re-
quested, that all classes Of Our citizens VIII
JOiu in on this occasion 10 be happy them
selves and to have their neighbors rejoice
that business OF all kinds be suspended and
the day devoted to the recollection OF the
blessings and benefits derived from the Iabo-s
of those who were engaged in securing In
dependence.
God bless America and preserve the gov
ernment.
JOHN LEAGUE. Mayor.
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366 FBONT STREET.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
Roekbridse County. Va.

VIHE management of this popular Summer
i Resort, encouraged by their great success
last season, have continued to add during the
winter months additional improvements, I'M
til now the accommodations offered the pub
lie are far superior to any other In the noun
tains of Virginia. The Grand Hotel Will be
open for the reception of visitors JUNE lSJ,
It's chambers are large, conveniently and ele-
gantly furnished, having gas IN each room,
and connected with the msin Office by an
electric bell. The mineral waters consist Of
Alum 70 different grades, Iodine, Alum and
Chalybeate, thus affOTding a curative agent in
all cases of SerOfuIous alterations of the skin,
mouth or throat, chronic bronchitis, incipient
consumption, dyspepsia, chronic diarrhGa,
diseases Of the urinary organs, and Of all dis
eases peculiar to females. For pamphlets Civ
log fuller information, testimonials. ETC., adj
dress the manager at the springs. Board $50
to S75 per month, according to location Of
rooms. ]. b. TlN5LET, Manager
3. N. MULLEN, Assistant. Jus
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notice og co. srtcership

W. the uno eTsisuCt have this Gay entered
w into a cOparFuersuIp under the -tEie OF
\ SEESSEL IL SJN, for the purpose Of carry
ing on the Is EeEesBI" Drs sso0ds HE15 b. O.
tiOns business, n 3l2la Hatu street. We shall
be pleased TO serve the pattD1- of Pc I-ys
trade generally, AID solicit their .vors.
Respectfully, a -EHS-EL.
H. SEEl-SrFa H.
MempLis. Tenn, Tune y. 50 lrLI
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States, and in few years immigration
will pour into Tennessee, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi and Arkansas from the north
western States.
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CONSOLIDATION.

VIHE White River Valley and Texas Rail-
road Company having consolidated with
ne " tmphis and Kansas City Railroad Conn
pRny, gives to the latter Company a CouslIG-C-
bic increase OF its capital stock, 8nC e Is eE-
pected that the work OF clearing OF aud grad
ing the road will be commenced at an ear. :
day, bids for that purpose having been Una, 2
to the company. The undersi Zned is still r.
ceIving subscriptions in Arkansas Lands, iOr
which the company is paying from two 10
five dollars per acre, as heretofore pU bi.SHed
Now is the time to subscribe lands, before
they are assessed for 1875.
Remember, all taxes cease from date CT sub
scriptiCn. AL COMMUNICATIONS addressed TO
the undersi gned, care Adams q Dixon, No. A
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, Will receive
prompt attention. Z, II. hOGRAT,
Sunscri ptinn Agent NJ. - Y. q p. Z. Co.
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KENTUCKY
MILITARY INSTITUTE.
eOth session Begins septenber 81.

FACILITIES for education unsurpassed.
4 aided by a military training which
enures to health, gracefulness, maniiuess,
truthfulness, and sense of honor. Estimated
e1 penses for one cadet SIS.
References-S p. Read. cashier Union and
Planters bank; CapI.J NJ. TrezevaUt, W.
White and Il. A. Lamb, SGS From street. II
Harder, Esq. Major K. H. WiidbergeT, Of the
faculty, at 26S Front street, w'll furnish iniOT-
nation and catalogues ill June 25Jh- Address
COL. KObT. ID. ALLEN, SUpt,
this EGEmuai1, Franklin g. i e..
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Eofioe Of E9isanEnticr.

TgHE partnership heretofore ezfs-fur- ra-
4 tween n. SeesSel, a. Seessei, IT,. gr1 o..
Baum, under the style Of 4. -eessei. Son r
Co, has been dissolved Ev mutual AR cement,
n. Sees-el. jr., and CT. Baum having with
drawn from the firm. a. SeesseI assumes all
the liabilities o. the late irIa and Is s.uue a1-
thOTiZed to collect the OUtstanCiuE-.
A EEE1SEI. -l- !. %.
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MUSIC BOOKS
For the Seaside, the EOBntains, for
Hours of Leisure at Home or Abroad.

TJLHE following collections contain the best
/ and most popular OF all published Songs,
Vocal or Instrumental Duets, Rondos, Polkas,
Waltzes, Quadrilles, Etc, and furnish unfa1l-
ing entertainment to all loves OF Music.
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and maintained in r. style worthy the .uss-gr.
age Of q discriminating public. I.a marked
beneficial result attending the use Of these
waters, in functional diseases Of the Liver
Bowels, Kidneys and Skin, and the cur of
chronic diseases, attest their metfgaI proper
ties. All the accessories tOr enjoyment and
recreation NJ the best watering places viii De-
found mere. Special attention will be given
TO the comfort and Improvement OF ms. ID IS
Routes, Distances, r. C.-ELsat1Ts 20 Mont
vale necessarily pass over the last Tenn es- ee.
Virginia and 'reOrga EaLiroa making the
city OF Knoxville, Tennessee "a point o fence
q Knoxville ard Charleston Railroad 20
MaTyVile, sixteen miles whence Passengers
are conveyed IN mail stages running IL con-
ntctiOn with the trains 10 the Springs, nine
miles distant,
B3AEB.
ct plg sr-a.ss-r ~ -
Per week. . .I
Per mDntH-N&y and JuLg-.--.......-..-......F go rf
Per mOntu-Igly Aug st and Serr-m Der D. uG
children under ten years # age and Uui1rgu
servlnts, hall price.
We have been fortunate this year IN gather
Ing p store Of clear ice, 50 that guests may Dc
fully supplied Address for pamphlets con-
tanning analysis AM description of the Vster
etc. JOS. L. KING.
ju5d&w HOntvaIe SPRING East g I'm.
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SPRINGS,
Lauderdale COuDtys Ala

VNHE Hotel at this place Will be open for the
i season Of 1875 on June Isa- The waters
are unequaled for the cure OF DrOpsies, Dys-
pepsia, ScrOfula, all diseases OF the Skin and
Kidneys, and is q specific in the Diseases
Peculiar 20 Females.
II Is the aim of the proprietor % keep
Hotel not excelled in its accommodations by
ally wateling-place in the south, with all the
privacy and retirement Of hOme-iife.
Amusements are Billiards, Ten-Pins, Gro
quet, hrst-rate Fishing and Boating IN ShOai
Creek, and splendid Music for Lawn and Ball
room by Prof. Frank Saunders Brass and
String Band.
Round-Trip Tickets at reduced rates on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad anu all
connecting lines, good till November. Bag
gage checked through to the Springs. Round
trip from Memphis, including stage fare,
Sll 30.
For further information and circulars. ad.
dress W. =, ELLIS.
Board-S45 per month myl9
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NO FURTHER POSTPONE dRNT.
FIR GTs
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
For the Benefit o. the
E&9NTPELIER
FEaALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION.
AZ AIGXaldrsG, Vs.,
Thursday, @uly 18th, 1875.
LIsE OF GEFEs
PsICE Of TICkEgs.

The Montpelier Female E0maue AesOc.a-
ton, chartered by the Legislature Of Virginia
and the Circuit Court Of Grange county, pro-
poses, by q series Of Grand CIT fUuearl.. To
establish and eUIgw 90 EgUe fuE the Old.
IuhrIl, and Destitute Ladies' OF E.rgfuia.r at
Mont 7elier, ths former residence Of President
James MSti-On.
The Association IS under the control OF eight
trustees, six OF whom are e.ert.d J4aurIalLy
by the stockholders and two appointed by the
Governor Of Virginia.
Remittances Tor tickets may r. made by ex-
pres, prepaid, postJties money order ON
Washington, D g. or by registered letter, adj
dressed 10 FEtsz. IA = = 3 sKE Ez
President Nj. +. II. A, A Alexandra. Va
References, BY permit sion. H Is Excellence
james L. kemper. Governor OF Elr-fv.a- lis
EXcelleuCy Gilbert a.. Walker. r--lFg.arr0- OF
Virginia; Hon. Robert T.. HilneI-, Lieutenant
Governor Of Virginia and United States -aaa-
tor-elect; Hon. Robot ~. Hu-lr-, Judge
Eastern District OF Virginia; Senators and
Members OF COrg-ess from Virginia.
For full particulars, test. IuouIal-, etc. send
for circular. Audrc-e
EisN. JAMES BAE HrEg.
President NJ T. II a Alexandria. va.
Reliable agents wanted GyeIyu here.
For fun Information apply 10
q. Ii. SAMUEL.
Je25 No, w. Court ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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BIount Comfy Eas1 Tennczssc.
Ist day o. gune, Ess5,

stHIS beautiful summer resort, situated iu
,Pened Tor the reception OF vi fto-s on Jaa
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Large handsome books, which are for sale
by ali prominent dealers.
Price of each.book: Boards,.s2 50: Cloth, s.;
FUN Gilt, 81.
Sent, post.free, for retail price.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
CHAS. ID. DITSON d Co,
iy2 IL Broadway, New York
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Circulars and Pam Uh.e'- can De OBJ aimed by
a uiIgatIuu o. John F. Wilson. rt the Springs.
! Al IFtsEf ~ -s-I1 .tv@ tfi