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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-02

A Circumstance that Many PEG.
pie In wheeling Will Recall.
Hon John H. A;fits0n IA tho Hancock County
Independent
notice in the daily papers the death
Of the Hon. Daniel ,POlsley, OF Point
Pleasant, ". Va, upon the 18th Of this
month. The deceased was long resident
Of WeIlsburg, and was known as the edit.
or Of RCETn Transcript, and as law
yer Of considerable ability.
Daring the stormy days Of 1862, when
Nirgiuinns who were opposed to seces-
sion were eJrnestly discussing the best
means for maintaining the Union, mass
convention assembled 10 the month Of
May, =, Wheeling, and many OF our Clti.
lens well remember the utter failure Of
our prominent political leaders to point
out the path Of duty and safety.
After a number Of speeches had been
made, some isvoring the formation Of a
new Stale iDstanter; while others, more
cautious, pointed ont the danger Of Irea-
son to the State Of Virginia, upon the one
hand, as well as treason TO the General
Government upon the other, leaving the
audience at sea a. to any practical meas.
ures, when recess was taken until O'Clock
Pm.
During the recess the delegates Of the
several counties were separately conren-
ed to discuss the dangers OF The hour.
Hancock county was largely represented,
and after some discussion sesies Of res.
olu.ions we're adopted, declaring the doc.
irine, that all offices would become vacant,
where the incumbent should 20 into sc.
cession, and recommending, that in the
event OF the ordinance Of secession, being
declared ratified by vote, tina: the PEG.
pie OF the counties here represented and
all others disposed to CO operate with us,
should appoint upon the - day Of
June, lsGl, delegates to a General Con.
veuiion to meet on the - day of that
month at such place as may be designated
By an Executive Committee TO be ap.
pointed at this meeting, to devise such
measures and take such action as the
safety and welfare OF the people may de-
mand.
These resolutions were laid before Mr..
OltlGN aLu " Elul warmly dppIUNGu1 uc
promising to support them in Conven.
ton, when they were sent to the commit
tee upon business then in session, Of which
George McC. Porter wss the member
from this county.
Upon the assembling Of the Convention
after recess, Mr.. Polsley redeemed his
promise Of supporting our resolutions in
an impressive speech, which cleared
away all the difficulties Of tho former
session, and met at once the views Of
loyal men, only desiring to know the
path Of duty. That speech brought Mr..
Polsley distinctly before the people,
pointed him gut Us the man for Lieut.,
Governor, and a sale leader.
In every position, whether as private
citizen, Lieut.. Governor, or member OF
Congress, he proved himself man OF
excellent Judgment, Of true courage and
sterling integrity. He will long be re-
membered and honored as a good and true
man in the hour Of his country's peril.
Yours truly, J. H. ATKINSON.
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A CARD FROM
E, |. PRuSSlNG & co.

We bag leave to notify the public that a many
urprnelpled peEJpns are circulating the 8loFy
that the Vinegar recently Condemned BY the Beard
Of Health Of Warrington, D. c, wa Of our mana
flciuTe, We are Obliged TO publiih the following
correspondence, which eIpllinS Itself:
DR. 7. 8. VERDI, President Board Of Health,
Warrington, D. ,C.-SIE; Has any Vinegar man.
uiaeturtd BY Is been eonhItated or condemned by
ysur Board! An early reply viii neatly obllse
=. L. PRusSIHG 4 co.
Ro4Rp OF HEALTH, WARRINGTON, June Q, 1871.
r. l. PRCSyIS0 Co., Chie1go- Gentlemen: In
sIucted 10 inform you that the Board Of Health
has never condemned any VInegir Of your manu-.
faeture, uor has complaint ever been made Of the
iDpurI:y Of the nme. Very respectfully,
G. G. COX, n. D., Secretary.
We would also submit, the following from Dr..
Aiken, Of MarylEnd, add Dr.. MShla, Of Chicago:
USlvEHsIIT OF MARYLASD, June Q, 1s71-I
have this day made Chemical Analysis Of an
aJtrsge sample Of PTusEinS'a Vinegar, and and Il
free from al trace Of mineral Aeds and metallic i'm.
pufitieI and Therefore PtSt. Free snlphuTie acid,
4 very injurious AduligrAtIon olten found IN the
commercial rEticie, Is rot present in this vinegar
WILLIAM s. AIKEN,
ProL. Chem. and PhIr,
Rtquested BY Mr.. Pr1Ning, ITubjected ample
q bis Vinegar TO Chemical Analysis and found Il
pSfieetly free from mineral acids and metallic sub
stances with which Commercial vinegar e % Ire
Quently a3ulteratEd. can recommend II, there
fore, aSau entirely pure and trAelEtoEs artIele.
F. AAHLA, Phi. d..
In conclusion We will add that our well known
brInda Of VlDesr have stood the test Of public
opinion for tTenty.nine ycars, besides having re-
e.'Iyed hrst premiums ut the Worlds PalE, the
CRiied State Fair. the Illinois State Fair, tho
clicaCo CITY Fair, &c.
E. |. PRUsslNe & CO., ChlcssO.
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Says D'Aubigne, the historian Of til,
Reformation:
SteubenVIIle rs an Inviting Pas.
tuFe Field.


II We have City Marshal We only
know it from the fact that one was elect.
ed and there has been no death or resig.
nation since. The live stock that roans
about the city, opening gates and destroy.
ing pretty lawns, unmolested, would in.
dictate that our marshal is not attending
TO his business. There is q certain hog. a
big fellow and a boss rooler, that can be
found at any time In Capt. WaldSnis 10.
a: the head Of Logan street. 1t makes
its way in by opening the gate with lis
rooter, and when in It gives its undivided
attention to the destruction OF sod. As
the marshall doesn't seem to be busy At
other things We would suggest that he
arrest some Of the hogs that have already
this fall destroyed ten times their valne.
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AEAEwER Of Tucker County, W. Va,
who has been annoyed by cattle trespass-
ing upon his grain fields, has posted the
following: "No,is-It any mans or NO.
mems cows or oxen gifts in these here otes
his or her tale will be cut of as the case
may be. lam Christian and pay mi
taxes, but darna man who lets his crit.
tiers run luse, say |"
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CLEVELAND, TrScARAwAs YALLET 4 WuEEtISo
RAILWAY COMPANY.

SLAVkLASD, June i, 1871.
THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CAPITAL
i sTOCK Of nid Company VIII take notice that
their subscriptions heretofore made for the purpat
Of aiding In extending the E1ilroad Of aid Coma.
ny from Its present terminus 70 the Ohio River,
having heEetetre been accepted BY Glid Company,
the Bo4rd Of Direction Of slid Company at I met.
Ing thereof, held on the Sth day Of June, ISL, By
resolution, oFdered that the AFat InStAilmenI 4
ave dollars is 00l on each Ehara Of flty dolI1n
$50 0OI % subscribed to the eapItnl stock q NJ
Company, now due from subscriber, appeaIin: ca
the boou, and individual Subscriptions % SCRIP,
Cd, shAD b paid on q bei0rO July lEt lS77, 70 p
a. HeiH,h, TeGHrr1 n aid Company, at az czT.
q eeaet AIoe, o. Tia ans may b paid 10 A. J.
bAgSl, At Bridgeport, Ohio or 70 Eneh pSrSon a bs
may direct; md MD Treasurer and add BasrJ, nj
also I'eh person - the aid BlEgl may duly Iuthc
ME to receive money due upon aid subs(Iipti5tI
are either Of them by aid Company empoTdtd
and authorized 70 receive and receipt for the nut
for and on its behalf; and ten per cent Of aid vi
scriPion shIll b due land Il hereby required rh
paid 70 the Sstd TrtGFReF, a. ne seatTal t.ssag
aid Company, a GtEGiaif, Or the ame maT L
paid 10 A. J. RgIS, ut Bridgeport, Ohio, or Egsk
person a he may dedEhlte, V6o are altbofENllO
receive the same ior and on behalf Of MD COnEs.
ny,) on the day following the explr1toa 9. every
thirty days from and after July Isl ISL uull The
Whole subscription shall be due and required 70 te
paid, - above specihed.
By order Of The Board Of Director.
JEFF P. A. HEWITT, seereiny.
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How the Presidents Wife I'm,
presses People.


Mrs. Hayes has won the admiration Of
the people wherever she has been in the
recent tours Of the President. She ia the
most popular member OF the Cabinet.
Though she has two grown sons, and has
the noble bearing Of a matron, the years
have passed over her head SO lightly that
there are few deep traces left. In man
ners, conversation, and dress there 10 a
charming simplicity about her. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayes both seemed blessed with
good heallh and sPiritS, and, in addition,
atosensible enough, it would appear, TO be
willing tosee and enjoy The sunny side Of
life.
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A WASHINGTON correspondent! reports
Senator Bayard, Of Delaware, as saying
thai the subsssTiency Of Western public
men in their desire to secure power, lies
al ,hs root Of present financial hsresies,
That iu,teid Of attempting 10 in,truc!
the people on such a subject rs finance
they rather appear to cater to their fol.
lie,, and use their ignorance as means
Of exciting their passions so as to gain
power for themselves,
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JACKSON. --0n ThurBday, November j. 1871,
At O'Clock A. n, WILLIAM g. jersey, Ion d
Daniel md Emma Jackson, SGSd Je9rI and
mohthS. at -t"fas
Tbs funeral will tals piles Til, (FIids,) aIig.
noon at o'eiOtk from ths se,ldlDoe nihs PaJrnis
No. ii5 Alley ls. Friends Of the ftnlly are 10.
Vi.ed to attend. Intsrusnt at Penlnsaiu Gene
terry. .1 sli 1t7e
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TWEED never used tobacco. The anti.
nicotine people say this ahatemiousness
is all that kept him from stealing the en-.
tire United States.
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Note from n Contractor ON the
TuScaraWaS Valley d wheeling
Railroad.
BELMONT Co., O., octOber 30.

II''1VaTI W % VVsV1II so
EIi.or, In,ellIseneef
In your notice Of the Cleveland. Tus-
casawas Valley 4 Wheeling Railroad,
you mention my name as one OF the sub
contractors. In this you are mistaken,
as hold my contracts directly from the
company, and have finished the first con.
tract on the liue.
Most respectfully yours,
ROBERT HOSE.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DrPAaTuHz o. r1AtAG

tDSily except sunday Newark ecnnmOdAtiO
tsleubenvile Accommodation This trAin dun.
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAife, Stopping WhGn T0qui-
red 1t sherman HouSo, RtnAIilli, West Wheeling
and 9nTel Hill.
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BELLAIRE LocALs.-The German
Singing Society Of this place held a select
social at Zilch'a Hall Wednesday eve.
ming last. A number Of Wheelingiles
came down TO participate, and ine
time was had.
Our friend John W. King, the mer.
chant tailor, we are happy 10 state, is
now snugly fixed in the beautiful cottage
he lately built, and from which he has a
fine view OF Natures beauties-West
Virginia's shore and the Ohio river,
Mcsiahon's Creek and 4 birds eve
glimpse Of the Tobacco Warehouse. Mr..
Conrad Feeley, the builder, deserves
special credit for the erection Of Mr.
Kings domicile.
Police Marshal VIM. Drugan made
quite "haul" yesterday OF crowd Of
very bad boys. West Dunn, a very nice
young man, complained before Mayor
strahl Of haying-been abused by a gang
Of drunken rascals, who were Suffering"
under the influence ola key Of beer, which
was presented them by Mr.. Dunning, a
lately made benedict" and Who meant il
kind with the boys. The Mayor fined
each 50 and costs.
Mr.. James Barnhill, on Gravel Hill,
entertained quite a number OF school
children at his residence on Wednesday
evening last. A delightful time va, had
among the little ones.
Our friend Chs. Kueneman, shearer
at the rolling mill, was presented YES
terday with a little charmer-a girl.
The songs Of the oyster men fills the
ear.
W. B. Morelaud, Esq, OF Pittsburgh,
Pa, will address temperance meeting al
this place Wednesday next.
Mr.. Henry Kemple, who was lately
recommended by all the prominent Gill.
zens Of the Fourth Ward as police and
nightwatchmGn, would be the right man
in the right place. Wouldn't he Nhoop
'em up?
Mr.. Geo. Burwinkle, who, while in the
grocery business here, a few months since,
was several times visited by burglar, has
given mp that business and Is nov con
dnctor Of an express wagon.
A party Of young literary folks gath.
cred at tho residence Of Mrs. Rnnion las,
evening for a social time. JED.
! hereby challenge Joseph Bero, Of
Wheeling, W. Va, 70 run me foot race
of 100 yards for purse Of 500. II &C.
cepted he will meet me at the Glass City
SALOON, Bsllaire, Ohio, ON tomorrow
Saturday the ID inst, between the hours
Of and . o'clock r. NJ, to arrange for
the race and deposit the forfeit.
DALLAS HAMMOND.
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r ADrEy TEMPERANCE UEloS.-Ths Il.
IL dies' Temperance band WIN meet this FF1day)
afternoon Ut O'Clock, a their room IN H0rnbFooHs
block. A full attendance L requested. By order Of
Ecp2lF COMMITTEE,
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ITO CONTRACTORS.

ITO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received at the Office Of the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky Rail.
road Company, in the city Of Wheeling, Up
to l2 o'clock noon, Monday, November {,
for the building OF the Depot at the town
OF Wellsburg, Brooke county, W. Va.
Plans and specifications can be seen al
Office of the Company, No. 1856 Main st.,
Peterson's Block The Company reserves
the right to reject any or all Bids.
Bond and security will be required.
u. J. BECKER,
mol Chief Engineer
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ToBACCos.-I HAVE ON HAND
i Gtull line Of Tohacoos from The leAdinS man
nhetories 10 the eolntIy, including LnEihArd's,
Einnr Bios, HolhEook'S MopltGr Navy, Harry c,
aolhrook'a NAVY, Homer Hudson, J, B. Paee,
Mehmond: J. y Pace DnIinet Va; z. =. Grave.
y and othlS. ! can furnish al styles made By
these taetcFiel NJ lowest mlEkat Price.
N. REILLY, Isq9 and 1911 Main 81.
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Merchants and others having note, clain,
or judgments against parties in Tyler Co,
". Va, can hear where they can get them
discounted for cash, by applying Of Intelli
gencer office. oc3l'
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MEATS AND LARD-SUGAR
III Cured Canylsed Hans, Suglr CurOi CSnyas.
cd Shoulders, Sugar Cured CinTSsed Breakfast 10.
coo, Plain shOaldas, cear sidss, SnEar Cured DID
Bel fnelh iron Gnoke hopss daily; Kettle TEndGS-
E.S auj HI, N IsIst ~ ,a,.l hsrEeif
u. REILLY,
leii 1890 and 1911 Main Street
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lCARBOLINE Is prepared from the
oil as it flows from Natures g.:at
chemical laboratory, by peculiar pro- :
ees invented by practical chemist, who :
was led TO experiment upon Petroleum 3
as u hair restorative by reading an inter.
'esting account written BY Mr.. Geo. Hor. 3
ton, resident Of the frontier town Of
Kiachta in Russia. Mr.. Horton had :
Tried with extraordinary success the use z
Of Petroleum upon cattle and horses :
that hail lost their hair on being affected
with the cattle plague. The idea was
suggested TO him through very curious J:
circumstance, namely, he recollected :
that fsEIncr servant at the hotel, prema- =
tarely bald, had n singular habit when
trimming the LAMPS, Of wiping his petro- :
ielim.bcmsared hands upon the scanty
locks sill remaining to him. Three :
months from his first appearance at the :
hoel he was the subiec, Of general re. :
marx, his head being covered with an :
abundance Of ZINE GLOSSY BLACK HAIR. 3
SGcha wonderful change in 50 short time I
Mr.. Horton deemed Of sufficient :
importance 10 make public 10 the 2
world. From practical experiments 2
our chemical friend became convinced
thas Petroleum il properly prepared
and freed from all Irritating and e
Illuminating substances had the remark. 2
able properly Of restoring the hair to It's g
Natural state and color; still further az.
PerimentS were necessary to produce an 2
article combining the medicinal uualities z
ot the oil In an agreeable form and oder. :
which renders i susceptible OF being
handled us daintily as the famous Ear az :
COlOGuc; he now presents
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Chr CLERK's OEncE
WHEELING, ". Va, November !, ISL
sealed Proposals. Win Be received at the ofscs Of
tbs City Clerk until eatRrdIy, 6OTembsr 5, ism
At ecloek ?. ~, for the use ii the Col sciel ID
the Eighth Ward, reeEnty erected By Bolley Bros
pair. ALES. UPDEGRAFF,
nol CITY C1tTk
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CARBoL1NE

70 the public without fear Of eontraais.
;ion as The best restorative and bssn,if;s,
oithe hair the world has ever produced.
PRICE, oSI DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Sold BY Al DrugEisi,
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q ENME DY & CO. !
General Agent, for The United STATE, 4 c,,,S., {
%: ass:a An. ! Wed O., 7...tsrrs, =.
BALD HEADS-BALD HPAns-a
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NOTICE
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We OGlH q BIZ DEiVo In cashnEIa, making them
speciality, ballipg them Is pr ont eAe1pSf than
The usual plitG Eelaul all vol Ca1hmsie u eoe;
otheH a low a =, IS, &C.
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DRY GOODS.
Latest Novelties and Newest
$500 Designs Of the Season.
BLACK CASHMEREs.

4f . flF.N!Y D i N
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-09
A STANCE Story-Fire and Mutiny at
Sea.
Boston, March. 8.

BOSTON, DlhrCn. u.
Capt. Roberts of the ship Fannie Tuck
or, which arrived to-day from Calcutta, re-
ports the 22i October In latitude north,
longitude So east he fell in with the Eng
lish ship Kate Gregory from Calcutta to
Point de Gaul, on fire. Capt. Roberts res
cued the entire crew numbering fifty-one.
All went well until the 18th of November,
when the rescued crew attempted to mutt
ny, headed by their captain and mates.
The former demanded that Captain Rob-
erts change his course for the Isle of Maui
ritius, there to land himself and crew.
This Roberts declined doing and anticipat-
ing trouble placed guard on the watch
and the mutineers then ceased demonstra-
ton. AT the end of fifteen days the Eng
lish captain demanded that he aud his
crew be set adrift, which Roberts declined
to do. He talked with the mutlnous cap,
tain, warning him of the consequence If he
persisted, and kept him under restraint
until the vessel arrived in Algoa, Cape Of
Good Hope, where on the Goth of Deem
Der the rescued men were landed. Capt.
Roberts retained the boats as the property
of the ship until salvage is paid. While
Roberts was on shore, the English captain
went on board with some men and took
away the boats by force. The facts were
reported to the collector, who stopped the
sale of the boats and they were left In
charge Of the United States consul.
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GLOBE, FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 9. 1877.

offer resolution, If he should be admit
ted, calling for the fullest investigation.
Mr.. Sargent then withdrew the second
resolution and Mr.. Grover was escorted to
the deck and the oath administered by the
vice president.
Mr.. Thurman said at a former session
the credentials of j. B. Eusts, claiming to
be senator from Louisiana, were referred
to the committee on privileges. The COM
mittee report against the right of Euslis to
seat on the ground that vacancy had
been filled by the election OF Pinchback
subsequently. The senate decided Pinch
back not elected. He submitted resou-
ton that the credentials of Eustis be taken
from the table and referred to the commit
tee laid over till tomorrow.
The senate then went into executive ses-
sion and when the doors re-opened adj
journed
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The nomination of Sherman was con-
flrmed by a solid vote; the republican sen-
ators against 20 votes Gin the negative by
democratic members. Several democrats
RETAINED from voting. No attempts were
made to confirm any other cabinet nomi-
naea
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Merit, the Key 10 success,

The large and rapidly increasing de-
mand for SHILoH's CONSUMPTION CURE 10
due to the fact that it Is sold on lts own
merits, More of it is now used in this
locality than all other cough remedies COM
bined. And why should there not be, as
it is known that every bottle is guaranteed,
to give the most immediate relief in all
cases Of coughs, lung or throat diseasesH
No other proprietor dare give his medicine
such test az this. Win you try 1t, or
continue to cough? If the latter, 1t will,
in very many cases, require no prophet to
tell the result. Call At our store and get
10 cent, so cent or 81 90 bottle and test its
merits. 4. w. HIGGlNs, Paige & Crooks,
Rutland; T. A. Morse, West Rutland;
Rice & Co. Castleton w. Sweet, Fair
Haven; j. NJ. Campbell, Poultney else
where by dealers generally.
HAoKMETAoK," the most popular per-
fume sold by the above dealers, elsewhere
by dealers generally. d&w1y
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Police Court.
G. W. WARREN, JUSTICE.


Business at the police court was unusual
ly brisk yesterday and Justice Warren and
Grand Juror Redington were busily en-
gagged most of the day dlsposing of the
offenders.
Martin Duffey, intoxication, was fined
$5. 90 and costs. He disclosed on Joel T.
Nichols of the Berwick house and Oliver
]. Cain of the German cafe
Joel T. Nichols was fined 800 and costs
for selling two drinks, and $40 and costs
for keeping Intoxicating liquors.
Oliver ]. Cain was fined $40 and costs
for selling fermented liquor.
William Rix, lewdness, held over under
$500 bonds to appear at county court.
Committed for want of bail.
Williams, colored, adultery, held over
under $500 bonds to appear at county
court. Committed for want of bail.
Betsey Taylor, cOlored, and Agnes
Smith, white, adultery, bound up in the
sum OF $500 to appear at county court
Committed for want of bail.
The last three offenders were occupants
of the celebrated den in lanyard which hal
recently figured SO extensively in poles
court annals.