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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-12

Mas Woodruff Is represented TO be
10 such an alarming state Of health,
owing 10 tho long aud severe strain Of her
labors and suHerings upon her nervous
system, that she Isn't able 10 lecture
when she does it, "she leaves the rostrum
with every nerve unstrung, to fall lutte
the arms of friends who struggle for hours
to keep the breath Of life in her," and
she suffers days Of prostration after every
such effort. These facts, in a circular
oouched in tho most extrsvagant Ian.
guase, are sent abroad by her sister Ten.
ME, who appeals for money that Mrs.
Woodruff may carry on 10 print what
she is compelled to forego on the
platiorm-her mission. This IL not now
merely the reformation Of society from
the cvila Of lust and the present marriage
Sysiem.-that is a mere bagatelle to her
great purpose. Tcnnie tells US that this
frail women holds in her hands the solu.
ton Of the mystery OF existence, 1.-THE
triumph over death accomplishing i'm.
"mOrtaIiIy in the lesh and the resurrec.
"tion"-"lhe salvation spoken OF by
"Christ when he ssid: "He that belieye,h
ION me- shall never die" The poor per.
secuted woman must have gone daft a,
laSt,-as daft IA George Francis Train
1iso, it is no wonder; the wonder ia she
has lived 10 long with her passionate
heart torn with conflict, her mind tOrtur
ed by problems too mighty for her tc
solve, and nearly all the world against
her, with and without reason.
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Viewing the whole year, 1879, the
changes IN wholesale prices have not been
all ono way by any means. Last Janu'
ary, auur was about IS. cents barrel be-
low present figures il New York, and No.
2 wheat was quoted at 81 DIAL IL against
81 20 nov; sugar, fair refining was sass
cent, per pound and Of now, q large ad-
vance. Hides have advanced from 90 to
% cents for South American, but leather
Is not much higher. Refined petroleum
ha, doubled in price, and promises to 80
still higher. Raw silk has risen from
So to 80, the greatest iacrease 10 any raw
material except petroleum.
Ca the other hand, cotton and wool are
quoted lower thOu they were at tho be-
ginning Of tho year, Notwithstanding the
sharp rise in the past few months, cotton
being l2i cents per pound Of middlinG
upIands against ISL, aud wool Sea4C
against. 4oa49 for the Same grade. Corn
l. from 4 to IL cents in tho bushel cheap
or, and, Of course, pork, which is now
quoted at SIG rs per barrel against $40 0:
III January. Mess beef is unchanged
Seed leaf tobacco has fallen in price frOr
2OA45 TO IO435. Butter Is 2 or 8 cents
pound higher. Coffee il the same fol
prime Bio, but 4 cents a pound lower fol
Jaws; Young Hysoa tea has fallen from
1891 to 25asO, and uncOlOred Japan
common, from $500 to 1928; finest Jal
from 6Ou74 to 40Aeo; choices. oolOng from
s5ao5 to 65a70.
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DIED.

wINcuER,-on Sunday evening, December 70,
1875, Al O'Clock, BRosE, Infant son Of Charles u.
and Martha WInshsr, aged 10 months and 8 tayh
Fantral from tho Eo'IdeneO oil his parents, No
sis Market street, this CTuOSdsy) afternoon at two
o'clock. Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend. IntormentAt Peninsula Gene
terx.. l--.-l.- L.A. !.uI- -.H llslg
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A Foreign View OF our Political
Trouble.

The London Economist" OF Noyem.
Der %, in an article on tho Presidential
complications in this country, and the
impossibility OF reaching decision &c.
ceptable to both parties, says:
"When we reflect upon this, we can on.
ly wonder at the extraordinary patience
and selfcontrol with which the Ameri.
can people are awaiting the issue oil this
most unfortunate cast OF the die; for a
cast OF the die it is, and not result Of
deliberate popular choice. No one can
doubt that The Americans are SO prosper.
Gus, as on the whole they are, quite as
much because they do not need much
government, as because the government
they do:needi Is tolerably good. Almos,
under any conceivable Constitution the
American people would manage to have
their own way in all important things,
and where they failed to have their own
way would yet influence so very materi.
ally the way Of the persons who had de-
feated them as to make II very nearly as
well suited TO their purposes as their
own. Their political institutions are
something like the garment we used to
read OF in fairy tales, which, whatever size
they FIRST appear, at once adapt them.
selves TO tho form OF those who put them
on. In the present case we do not doubt
that even II the. discreditable accidents
Of the election were to defeat the true
choice Of the people, the President in.
stalled would be found to act on very
much the same lines OF policy rs the can.
didate who, by accident, had been reject
ed, would have done. But II this great
people can make SO much Of whathas SO
many serious faults in il. as the Ameri-
can Constitution what might they not
have made Of n Constitution in which
those faults had been remedied.'
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IT b rather difficult to gather from
Secretary Morrills report whether he
intends to begin the accumulation Of gold
to meet specie payments blythe sale OF a
per cent bonds directly for gold or not,
He dwells on his legal requirement to
make this preparation ultimately to an
extent which points strongly to this in
tention. The Internal revenue is now
practically adequate to the paper money
expenditures Of the government, so that
the surplus Of gold revenue over the re.
ouirement for interest and for the
foreign service will undoubtedly be
allowed 10 accumulate instead Of
being sold. DR.. Lindcrman estimates
the gold in tho country now at Sl50,OOO,'
o0O-enough, If it we're all in the treas
ury, to resume on. II the aow OF gold
into tho country keeps upland 1t is
likely to while tho exports rise and the
imports fall-the accumulation OF gold
from tho importation and the production
combined would DO rapid. Under these
circumstances it is not improbable that
Secretary Morrill, may soon enter the
gold market as a purshaSer Of gold with
bonds. As this demand would be for the
very purpose Of resumipg specie pay
ments, It would mot necessarily operate
to keep up the premium Of gold over
paper. That premium has now fallen
to 1911. .g.r.
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A sslGNEE's NOTICE.

A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the dr,n Of Husetner
& Mandel has been dissolved, and that tho under.
signed has been appointed Assignee Of the sAid
arm, and Is alpue authorized 10 wind up It's lAIrs
An parties having claims agalust the said trt1
are hereby notified 10 present to him their bills
duly authenticated, without delay.
All parties owing the said arm are notified Y
make prompt pay ment 10 the Assignee rs I'll blll'
unpaid at the Iiruton Of ten tO) days FROM this
dale will he sued upon.
The budmN Of the 6rm Will not 10 discontinued
At once, but will he conducted under the name OF
The Aslknee until the livery stock 10 sold.
Il. CALDWELL, Assignee.
WHEELING. pac 8, 1876, deG
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oF all the putsuis in lie probably no
one In this country d more entirely pros!
trate than that Of LIE insurance. The
bad management Of bad men has de-
stroyed confidence,
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HA11s Journal Sf HsqlM advises over.
stout people MOTTO isektO reduce aesh
by drinking vinegar OIL, amoking, but to
maintain q perfect a digestiOnas posi-
bic and avoid fat:makihg foods, such "a
starch in the shape Of potatoes, Hour
bread and rice. Spirits, malt liquors
and sweets are TO be Gbiured. The gluten
Of wheat ia the best food. Il will sus;
tain life in full yigor, but /! will not add
an ounce Of fat 10 the body. @td ~
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President GRANT has been telling
Senator Gordon this story, which ia not
tho worse for having been told before
"When the three Commissioners met us
at Fortress Monroe, Mr.. Stephens came
swaddled up from top to toe In an enor.
nous oyercoat. Lincoln called me aside
"a Stephens was disrobing and observed
Grant, what does that performance OF
Stephens remind you OFF ! answered,
Mr.. President, do not know; but what
does 1t remind you Off With one Of his
queer winks, Lincoln said, IT reminds
me OF the biggest shucks off Of the small
ear | ever saw In nv life?" .,- O.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

Observation-Disclosures AS 10 THE
wv whereabouts Of james 7. CfeIel, Nho s5i s
70 this city about the lgt o. peeemee[, W y
HoaSe. docs JOHN 4. oRETEN. .
cEND 2sc TO q. P, POWELL q CO., New. York,
. for Pamphiet Of 100 pages containing lAt1 O.
500 nsRSpapSrS, ard estimates showing cost o. a.
YerrtllnR, QeI1
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Tho Weather We IRE 10 Have
ThLa Winter,

In Kentucky the talsn,ed peaSansry
unravel the weather prospect Of the fu-
turs by observing the colOrs Of the goose.
bose. The process Ia as follows: 1.-THE
prophecy Of the gooSe.bone does not ex-
tend beyond tho year in which the goose
was Matched, and the prediction Is for the
three winter months only. Take the
brsust.bone Of last springs goose and
divide it into three equal parts, and the
different divisions will represent Deem.
Der, January and February. The breast.
bone Of a goose is translucent, and If
clear when held up to the light the
weather will be mild and pleasant; but II
covered with cloud.like blots ii will be
gloomy and cold; the heavier the blotS,
the colder will DO the weather."
Well, then, this years goOse-bone has
been duly observed by some Of Mr.. Wat
terson's constituents, and the prophecy
reads to this effect: December will be
cloudy and cold with much rain. Dur.
Ing the latter days Of the month there
will be come very cold weather, which
will continue and grow more severe Is
January advances, and reach its climax
In the latter part Of that month, January
being, as whole, month Of e1traordi.
nary rigor, February will be compare.
lively bright and mild, with few colder
days towards its close, but no severe
weather will intervene to break the pro
gress Of an carly and pleasant spring,
Kentucky people who have observed the
goo.e,bono for fifty years, say that it has
never failed to prcfgure the weather Of
the winter months correctly. We do no,
vouch for 1t, but as any little side subject
is a relief from politics just now, we have
put the goose.bone horoscope Of this
eventiul season on record. II it deceives
the people this time, We shall all know
what to say when the Kentucky weather
report appears hereafter. ......
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Fernandy's Heart.

MIR. Fernando Wood made some feel.
ing remarks In Congress yesterday about
his heart, and the indignation that
swelled within Il. Mr.. Wood has all the
tender susceptibility Of a craven image
and when his heart swells Il Is q serious
matter.
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"What would be your notion Of absent
mindednessT asked Rufus Choate Of q
witness whom he was cross.examining.
"WelI," said the witness, with strong
Yankee accent, ~ should say that man
who thought he'd left his watch to hum
and took It outn his pocket to see II he'd
time to go hum and get 1t, was leetlC
a hSnnt. ibdah s...Fr ."..
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ARcHDsnoP WooD sat in his Pbila'
delphia Sunctum the other day. In came
a reporter Of the Inquirer and said
"They are going to burn the body Of
Baron Dc Palm tomorrow at Washing.
toni Then answered the Archbishop
lIays the reporter): "And his soul win
DO burning In the other world probably,
for l learn that hs Was a member Of q
society Of unbeliOvess."
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River News.

Tho marks last night indicated s feet
inches and falling.
The steamer Emma Graham passed
down at an early hour yesterday morn
ing.
The Courier left for Parkersburg al
noon.
The Tempest departed for New Mar.
tinsville at 1880 A. NJ.
The Express is the regular Parkers-
burg packet to-day.
The Hudson will arrive from Cincin'
natl to-day.
The Heatherington arrived from New
Martinsville at 10 A. N. with barge Of
lumber for Pittsburgh.
The Hobbs and Ike Hammitt are dye
from ST. Louis.
Julius Wehrman, clerk Of the steamers
Hobbs and Nail City, leaves for St. Louis
tonight.
The steamer Hornbrook left Mingc
yesterday morning with tow Of iron fol
Pittsburgh.
by telegraph
PITTSBURGH, January G.-Riyer 5 feet
9inches and stationary; weather cloudy
and cool. ArriVed-Granite State, Ports
mouth.
EVANSVILLE, January Weather
clear and cool; mercury 500 to 42o.
River falling; 81 Ito feet on the gauge,
Port list: Up-Susie Silver, Smoky City,
E. NJ. Norton and barges, Arkansas Belle,
Warner and barges. DOWNFALL City
and tow, Mobile, Grey Eagle and tho
coast packets, generally with good trips
Business dull.
MEMPHIS, January 6.-River rose s
inches. Weather clear and spring like.
Departed = Glencoe, St. Louis;.C. B.
Church and james Howard, New Orleans;
Houston, Cincinnati.
CAIRO, January 6.-Arriyed-Colorado
ST. Louis; St. Joseph, st. Louis; J. D.
Parker, Memphis. Departed-A. ]. Ba-
ker, st. Louis; Colorado, Vieksburg,
James D. Parker, Cincinnati; st. Jo-
seph, SAiompbis. River 81 feet 8 INCHES
and rising. Weather clear. Mercury
A degs.
LITTLE Rock, January 6.-Clear and
pleasant. River 10 feet and still rising.
ST. LOUIS, January G.-Arriyed-
Mitchell, Keokuk; Belle Memphis, Mem
phis; Belle st. Louis. Vicksburg. De-
pated.Mitchell, Keokuk. River rose
is inches during the day, but commenced
to fall this afternoon and will no doubt
go down fast. Clear and cool tonight
VIcKsBuRo, January g. Down -
Grand Lake, Jno. F. Tale, Belle ToEoo.
Up-Genevieve, Capital City, Golden
Rule. River risen 2 feet.
LOUISVILLE, january G. Weather
warm and clear. Arrived-Vint shinkle,
Glasgow; Mitchell, Cincinnati. Departed
-Shinkle, Memphis; Glasgow, Evans
vile; Mitchell, New Orleans. River 10
feet 6 inches in the canal and 8 feet 9
inches on the falls.
CINCINNATI, January 6.-River "a feet
2 inches and falling; weather clear and
cool. Arrived-Andes, Wheeling; Nash.
vile, Tennessee river. Departed-Ar:
lingtcn, Pittsburgh; U. P. Schneck, New
Orleans.
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Heavy Indictments.

CHICAGO, January 6.-The Grand Jury
in the United States District Conrt to-day
found two joint indictments against ]. Y.
Scammon and Joseph s. Reed. The first
Indictment charges them with the misap-
preparation Of $257 900 Of the money Of
the Mechanics National Bank while they
were respectively President and Cashier
OF that bank and applying it to the use Of
the Marine Company in January, 1874.
The second Indictment charges them with
embezzling $4,000 from the Mechanics
National Bank and applying il TO per.
sonal debts due the Metropolitan Nation
al Bank ,of New York, with intent to
defraud the Mechanics Bank. Two aep.
arate indictments were also found against
Reed, the first charging him with loanipg
TO himself sos, 1000 and smaller sums, and
tho second charging that he made unlaW.
fnl use Of $4,000 more. It Ia under.
stood that the indictments were found Al
the instance Of a stakeholder In the Ne.
chanics National Bank who was dissatis.
fed with the manner in which that insti.
tuttons business was settled up, 81
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OFFICERS ISsrALLED.-The following
Officers were installed in Eureka Lodge
No. As, |. o. .. F., last evening; \, G.,
Charles j. Hayes; V. Gu VIM. Combs;
Secy., S, Warehouse; Treas, John Dick
man. a
The German Benevolent Association
held meeting last evening at their room
in the St. Alphonsus school building,
Centre Wheeling, for the election Of Off.
GERS for the ensuing year. The following
gentlemen were chosen: President, John
Voeckler, Sr.; Vice President, Christian
Hess Secretary, Frank A Weber; Treas.
urer, August Cheering; Marshals, Caspar
Hell; Jacob Desu, Jacob Vogler yand
John P. Truschel; Banner Carriers, Fred.
erick Spieker, Anton Hasdert and Will
liam Freisa, r
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Cry PERsoSALs-Gov. Jacob returned
to the city on "Wednesday night, and re-
sumed his duties at the State House yes
terday morning.
Hon. Campbell Tarr, Of Wellsburg, was
in the city yesterday.
Spaulding Wallace is of for Massachu'
sets after "ducks." He viii not return
for five or six weeks.
Col. ]. Holmes Grover, manager OF the
Uncle Tom Comedy Company, accompa.
MED by Miss Nellie johnson, member o.
the company, arrived in the city yester'
day, and are stopping at the st. james.
Mr.. Max.StrakoSch, Mile Titiens and
company stopped at the Mcclure House
TIC. Coleman, Esq, Of the Gait House
Louisville, KY, is stopping at the Nc
Lure. -
Mr.. John Bishop arrived from Pied
mont yesterday morning, and returned
again in the evening to settle the losses o.
tbs Wheeling insurance companies by the
late fire. "a. 7 'al'
! Mr.. Frank Thcaker, an old.time Bridge,
port boy, is visiting his friends in this
vicinity. Frank is now engaged in teach
ing the young idea how to shoot. ysr.
Mime Isabella Goddard, having organ
lied concert company Of her own, left
Titiens at Pittsburgh. Nine Carreno
Sauret was immedistely engaged to take
the place Of Madame Goddard.
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REMEMBER THIs.-Now is the time OF
the year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever,
Coughs, Colds, and fatal results Of predis-
position to Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease. Boschees
German Syrup has been used in this
neighborhood Tor the past two or three
years without single failure to cure. II
you have not used this medicine yourself
60 to your druggists and ask them OF its
wonderful success among their customers:
Two doses will relieve the worst case, Ii
you have no faith in any medicines, Just
buy sample Bottle OF Boschees German
Syrup for 10 cents and try it. Regular
size Bottle rs cents. Don't neglect a cough
to save rs cents. LOGAN, LIST & Co,
d&w Wholesale Agents,
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FOUND HIS MAN.-steve Ryan, Co.
lumbus pugulist, has been Boosting that
he could click any man in Wheeling"
He found his man last night, and the
two adjournedto the alley adjoining the
Reghtr office apd prepared for battle.
AZ the first roundrSteye went under,
with a bloody face. His opponent
whose name we were unable to learn,
walked of and has not since been heard
Of. Ryan was assisted to saSaugeots,
barber shop, where he washed the blood
FROM. his wounds. The affair created
quite an excitment on Market street, and
attracted large crowd TO the scene Of
the fray, .rp y,
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Across THE WHARF.-THE Bridgepo rt-
ers are greatly annoyed bypetty thieying.
The pupils OF the bridgeport public
SCHOOL will entertain their relatives and
friends with literary exercises in the
school hall this afternoon.
"Protracted dances" are all the rage in
Etnaville now. A dance was held at
KeitRs Hall on New Years eve which
closed the following night at IL o'clock.
The Bridgeport Council will meet in
regular session on Tuesday evening next,
when the question Of dividing the town
into wards will probably be finally dis
posed Of. -
Ferguson & Mead are putting new
front in their planning mill, and otherwise
repairing it.
Miss Anna V. Raper, of the University
of Michigan, lectured on Temperance in
the Bridgeport Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday evening.
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UNCLE TOMS CADrN.-The Uncle Tom
Comedy Company, under the manage.
ment Of Col. ]. Holmes Grover, as else
where announced, Will this evening COM
mence brief engagement in the Opera
House, in the popular play OF "Uncle
Toms Cabin" Besides the drama, which
the management announce will be pro-
duced with all its original effects, min
strel spccialties are introduced in the
plantation scenes. This isa new feature
and probably a very attractive one. Bur-
ton and Kelly, the song and dance artists,
and the veteran comedian, Sam Sanfordi
who assumes the character Of "Uncle
Tom," are among the company. The en-
gagement closes with performance on
Saturday night.
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DUBLIC SALE

will sell on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of
December, 1875, In front Of the Court House OF
Ohio county, commencing at 10 o'clock a. ", the
following property, situated on the west side oil
Huron street, between Goodrich anu zane: llouses
Eos. B and II, one containing three rooms and
Kitchen and one Of eight rooms and kitchen. Good
pump and good cisterns and hydrantS, and irilI on
The lot, with all the Necessary Ouibuildings FlTst
lot 59xI2j, and second lot 2ixl21.
10 suit purchasers. ,....u,
TERMS OF SALE-One- cash on day Of sale,
or moro to suit purchaser balance In two equal pay
mpnts Of SIX and twelve months with intefrSi,
secured by deed Of trust on the property Tor tho
hack payments. J: Z. hEH'ElI
Auctonccr and Real EStAte Agent,
1906 Market ST., Agent for Mrs. Walker Hunter.
drlJ
The above sale Is ad Journal until Saturday, Feb;
ruary IL, 1876, at 10 O'Clock, when the sale WI
nosiyely lake place, II not sold at private sale be-
inro that time. utCOJ
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OCCASIONALLY fellow comes and tells
n funny incident that harpenedte Tin Il
street car, in Suclt and sueh D st1ee q
such and such an hour, Yesterday morn,
ing, It's n pretty good story, too; and
YOU put n in tic paper, and discover
presently that he got it out Of neighbor.
ing paper, which stole it from some old
almanac. Then you feel az il the world
was hollow, and. life falsehOod.
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MARTINS NEw YEAR.-Martin, at thu
Capital Dining Rooms, 1855 Marke
street, has during the year Just CLOSED
served his delicacies up to the hungry
public in every style known to. the culin-
airy art, and his cooking during the Cen
tennial Year is bound to eclipse anything
Of the kind ever heard Of since the mem
orableFdays Of '76. MARTIN ought to be
appointed chief cook at the Philadelphia
jamboree next summer, and he would &C
complish more toward attracting labor
and capital TO this part Of the country
than the entire collection in the Wesl
Virginia department. II you want a
square meal, or nice lunch, call at the
Capital Dining Rooms on Market street
opposite the City Building,
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TIE work Of tearing down the Wash.
ifngtbn Hall ruins is being pushed for
ward rapidly, and We have no doubt the
public at large will be GLAD when It is
completed. Ever since the fire the pave
ment abou, this square has been useless,
as no one wished to risk his life by
proximity 10 the unsteady walls, and in
order 10 get to the City Building il has
been Necessary to either take a'wide cir.
cult to the nearest crossing, or boldly
wade through the mud across the street.
When the walls have been taken down VIC
hope the rubbish will be removed and the
thoroughfare be made passable. 80.