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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18


Ross Alexander and Uncle Dick
BlshOp-Hhat They said Down
at Bellaire the Other Evening
Bon Speech Of Welcome.
The citizens OF Bellaire are glad IA
welcome here one OF 0hio's most promi'
nent cltilenS-prominent for his high
character for intelligence, morality and
honesty; prominent for great business
capacity, energy and industry; prominent
Tor his wonderful success In life, whether
in the counting room or In the Common
Council Of Cincinnati, or as President Of
the Council, or as Mayor Of the great city
Of the State; prominent for The important
reforms inaugurRted by him 10 the prl
son, the work house, and the municipal
police; prominent in the Legislature OIL
Ohio; prominent in all matters relating
10 commerce and education, and all The
great moral and political questlons Of The
times.
We welcome .one here who, In biz
letter Of acceptance Of the nomination
for the highest Office in the gift Of The
people Of the State, says:
ave are now passing through Crisil
in our commercial, il not national, exist
ence; capital and labor are seeking to ad
just their respective rights.
"This adjustment will require the mos
thoughtful and deliberate action.
at should be effected on terms bene
fetal alike 10 the laborer and the CAPT
talist.
1.-THE times call for the most discreet
management and economical administra
ton Of public affairs.
"The mere assertion OF principles vii
not meet the emergency; they must b
viializci and energi:rd 80 as 10 restore con
iidenCe TO our financial, commercial ant
industrial pursuits"
We welcome one here tonight, WhC
has been chosen to lead the Democratic
hosts of Ohio to victory, after go many
long years oil defeat; and we believe il
his triumphant election, his promise viii
be observed that "by conscientious die
charge OF duty, and n careful guarding O.
the interests Of the public, he will meri
the respect and commentator OF the
people irrespective OF party"
What unclc.Dick said for himself
Fellow CITIZENS CT BELIAlRE:-II
gives me pleasure to be with you, and Il
receive this warm reception at your
hands, although entirely unexpected.
appear before you tonight as The Demo,
cratic nominee for Governor, and | take
this hearty reception at your hands as al
Endorsement Of the nomination. loud
cheers. lie said he appeared before
them as business man and merchant
not as an orator or politician, rCheers.
He referred to the progress we have made
in all branches Of industry, and 70 The
time when it required a long time tc
come from Cincinnati 10 Bellaire: and
said, but now l can leave nv home IN
Cincinnati in the morning and take
supper with YOU in the evening liz
had occupied several positions, and il
each and all of them had tried TO do hi,
duty to all classes honestly and faithfully
In referring to the late troubles, he saiJ
he knew Of no reason why there should
he any strife between canital and labor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18

THE alarming accounts which have been
SO extensively circulated, Of fearful
diseaseGwhich has broken out among the
cattle in the suburbs and the country
about Cleveland, is pronounced by the
Cleveland Herald to be extreme exagger-
atoms. According 10 these reports the
animals affected, were covered with n
parasitic insect Of immense size, whose
bite is deadly poison, impregnating the
flesh and the milk Of COWS infested by
these insects. 1t is further stated that
large numbers Of these animals were dy-
ing daily, and that several cases Of per-
sons poisoned by the meat and OF children
poisoned by partakiug Of milk from the
animals diseased from this source, had
already come to notice and that the Cleve-
land people were greatly alarmed in con.
sequence. Tho Cleveland Herald says
that upon investigation it appears that,
some lousy Texas cattle having herded in
the vicinity Of certain native cattle have
left among them a few OF their insects,
which occasioned an unusual freshness
with few particular cows and steers.
This fact occurring with the ordinary
amount Of dyspepsia, dysentery and 9th.
er troubles not uncommon among cattle,
has caused the excessive alarm. So far
as can be learned by the closest inquiry,
there has been no unusual sickness among
the cattle in the vicinity Of Cleveland,
and that there is no more cause for alarm
concerning the prevalence OF 4 cattle
plague than at any time since the COW
became domestic institution upon this
continent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18

IT is sadder even than the news that +,
L. Davenport is dead to learn the news
that he was the victim Of foolish trust in
aquack doctor. The spirit Of the Times
says that in Boston, some six weeks before
his death he took 50 acid pills in rapid
succession from puch 4 Charlatan to cure
an acute attack Of Rheumatism. When
he returned home his physicians found
that the pills, acting on disordcred
stomach, had ruined the membrane, and
that death was inevitable, The great
artist was kept alive BY stimulunts for a
few days, and, knowing the approach Of
death, he prepared hin,elf by prayer, and
then consented resignation, for he was an
earnestly religious man. He blessed and
babe farewell to each Of his children pre-.
sent, and his last words and looks were
for his wife, In hiS domestic life, E. l..
Davenport was aCharRcter Of model beau.
~ and faithiulneIs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18

TIE BALTIMORE ONO LoAN.-Presl.
dent Garrett, Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, states that the ss,OOO,OOO 8 per
cent loan recently obtained by his Com
pany IN London has been used to pay of
tho floating debt, now nearly all discharg-
Cd, and that the balance is to be employ.
cd in building extensions,several Of which
are rendered necessary by the growth Of
the business Of the road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ISvgpEslRADLE Residence ON

With q view Of moving 10 the country tho .ub.
sciiber oasn bis tEo-stoTy ornamental Frame
Dwelling HOUSE, on North Front street, Island, Tor
sale. The houB0 stands on Lot No. iO2, 90 ieet
front, running about 400 feet back 10 the River;
contains nine rooms with gas and water, GreCr d
House or FlAnt Conservatory attached, and out.
houies. The river bank 10 we'll and permanently
Rip.RaPped. A small Orchard Of select fruit, or.
nanentgl trees, shrubbtTy Of various kinds grapes,
flOEeTs, Hybrid Perpetual Roses In variety, and all
things DeCtSSAry for the alornment Of the grounds
Of t1t-clAss residence The house u situated near
the Street IA lRny and but short walk from the
Bridge and 10 the most desirable River Lot now OBJ
talBRble on the Island. For further Information
enquire on the pIemileL II, z. SHRIYER,
tGpl5 No, ~ North Front Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18

IN all this di scussion on resumption
and the plans for resumption, there are
couple OF things that il is we'll to remem'
Der. l. Ittook Congress ten years Of al
most continuous discussion to agree upon
q resumption law-the one now in force
and, %, that there is not the least prob
ability OF their agreeing in the next ten
years upon any other financial iegisIa'
latiou, with one exception. That excep'
tion ia the reconciliation Of silver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a GARD.

TOAlI who are suffering from the error, and In'
dl'erstionI Of youth, nervous weakness early Dc
cay, loss Of manhood, dc l viii send you rec,Ip
tAatvl curO you, FREE OF CHARGE Til
great remedy was discovered by missionary Ii
South America. Send ,ell.addressed envelope tC
the REy. JosErn 7, Imam Staten D. Biblt Rous
Sv TvI City rpls-eodIw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18

The South Carolina Democrats quit
investigating when they were nearing
paying dirt Light was beginning to
pour its gentle rays on Democratic bad
ness, when the curtain was rung down by
the managers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18

Secretary Of the Treasury received
on Saturday, from an unknown person in
New York. s7,55l So, for an ecrOr in in.
voice returns for the years 1856, and an
omission in 1870. The amount was cred.
tied 10 the conscience fund,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18
THE OHIO.

An Interesting Item to River Men
Below will be found table from the
Pittsburgh Chronicle giving the llow Of
the Ohio river at Pittsburgh, in cubic
feet per minute, from zero to the twenty.
two feet stage:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18

TOR sALE-ReAl EitAte-wanted buyers iol
l. 200 tracts Of land, eIeh $40 acres, located y
yohTl ago. also for lots Ia the prosperous and pro
gres,iye town Of Grahamj all on route great Texai
and flee hailToad, 70 the great health, grain and
stock legion Of North Texas. E,G CHATHAM
Land Once, GFahati, Young Co, Tern, Sepi5t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18
TUESDAY, SEPT. Is, 1877.

MAnlA AS1olSLrrEs niIliner had, once
upon a time, profound thought. She
said: MADAME, there Is nothing new
but what has been forgotten"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18
DIED.

CAAPDELL-on Sunday night, September 10,
1871, at Il O'Clock, MrG ANN CAMPnELL. widow Of
James Campbell, aged GO years,
Funeral from her late residence, No, % Egh.
tenth street, this Tuesday morning. Requiem
Ma" at St. Joseph Cathedral at O'Clock precisely.
Funeral will lOlvs Cathedral about 10 O'CLOCK
Ruis' governing Catholic funerals strictly adhered
to. Friends arc respectfully invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18
FOE SALE
dor sA1L OR EXCHANGE

Very valuable property In Bellalre, worth about
SCOOP, which viii iell Cheap OF exchange ior {
small lAim OF country place In the Vicinity Of
Wheeling, either IN Ohio OF Wet Virginia. Nc
Gnu see or address me al bridgeport, o.
Bepl2-oOd" j. g. COCHRAN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18

TIDAL WAVES,
Very curious are the observations made
as to the effects OF the "tidal waves"
known locally as the rises" In these
the extra decliviLy which the river has
between this city and Wheeling, has a
most material effect in making the dis.
charge greater ut like stages at Pitts
burgh than they are ut Wheeling. Ac-
cording to Charles Ellets observations n
rise OF ten feet at Pittsburgh will furnish
over fifteen feet at the bar at Wheeling.
This increasing depth lower down than
Wheeling, is found 10 take place even
when the rise has been altogether from
Pittsburgh, or with no appreciabls add.
lions to its volume from either the Big
Beaver, Little Beaver, or other principal
tributaries. "The river" Gays Mr.. T. P.
Roberts. "having much the same width
from Pittsburgh TO Cincinnati, it is rea.
sonabIe to presume that long contin.
ued floods from the Upper Ohio will in.
erase in the exact ratio .oi velocity Of
the current, due to the diminished fall of
the river as il d(sCends,"
Owing 10 the much greater width Of
thesriver between Cincinnati and Louis.
ville-being an increase of l,lGO feet at
the former to over u mile In width at the
head OF the Falls, the height Of the floods,
or tidal waves" is greatly diminished.
A rise Of 10 ieet at Cincinnati produces
only IL feet at Louisville.
FOOLS AND RIFLES.
These simple facts have an all import.
ant bearing on the question OF making
our beautiful stream permanently navi.
gable. Fully three.iourths Of the river
between this city and Louisville never
have a less depth than six feet. This is
about the total length Of the "pools,"
averaging probably Eve miles each.
These pools are separated by "rilles. i"
There is no doubt whatever that con.
traction Of the width at the rifles will in.
crease the depth Of water. The PROPOSE.
ton $50 simple that II would hardly
seem to require demonstration. Yet lis
truth has, in fact, not been acknowledged
by persons Of Influence. These should
visit the dixie at Whites rifle, thirteen
miles below this city. Although not yet
finished, it has transformed the very
worst spot on the river to reach OF a
very acceptable character 10 our boat.
men,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

tDaily except sundAy-NeEaIk Accom- odAtion.
tsieu6enVllle Accommodation tFHIn dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAlre, stopping when re1uI.
red at sherman HouSo, RtnaVlllo, West WheeIInR
and Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18
EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VA. UNIVERSITY,
1877 MORGANTOWN. 1875.

This InstltutIon Of Learning under The p,,.l,..
ey Of Bsy. J. X. ThOmpson, A, A., Is tntsrIbS N.Y..
q new era o. prosperity During The epIlpT ~ ~
u't closed the attendance Of students TaS Ins,.,.
q over o. Per Gent has large and le6SiIiy
ample scientific and Philosophical ApSSS'Ina.!!
Library constantly growing; a currl,uIun ~ NJ
most thorough character; standard Of ,cbolS,,tsI
surpassed by no American Institution Of ls,TnIsI
THR ExPlNsIts ARB LEAs than Rt any OlS.T ,i,ts
known TO afford equal advantages. T6o Fsil ,.so.
begins September 6thj the Winter term j'p"ataa
"a, and Spring term March 9th. For iall Iaioi..
nation, catalogues, &c, Hddrea the Pieiid,nI-
GEO. C, STURGISS
August IS, 1877. ap NJ !, fI ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18

o.. RleoNd's Essence Il Lie restores manhood
and tho ViGor Of youth TO the most shattered con-
sutution 10 Iour weeks, from whatever cause ariS-
who oHer sOCaled FREQ Prescriptions that are use
lees, and finally prove ruinously expensive. What
ever has merit must cost lair price. IS per case
sent " express anywhere. Sole Agent, DR.. Jos
JACQUES UnlVersity Place. New York. Drug
gSts supplied. jyI7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18

FllOwaSe cubic

The quantities OF water descending the
Ohio at the flood heights are astounding.
1t should be borne in mind that the fig.
ures in the above table are those Of cubic
feet per minute. The flow at the highest
stage given in our table, not by any
means the highest known TO have actual.
ly occurred in one day, is no less than
twenty-five thousand millions Of cubic
feet. Our arithmetic man has figured it
up that it would take the big Lowry en-
gines OF the new water works working in
their fullest capacity, day and night,
something like six years to pump The
quantity OF water that passes Brunot's
Island at stage OF % feet in single day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18

The La Belle boilers will probably 20
to work about the first Of October
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-18
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18Th, lB77,

Commencing at 10 o'clock A NJ, the following de-
scrIbed property; Lot Numbered I've 10y In Square
Numbered nine (gl In townO Of South Wheeling. for.
merly called RitChetoWn, In the city Of Wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia, with all tho privileges
aud lppuTtenancca 10 the Iame belonging
Title good, but will csnTey only such title ~ d
conveyed TO ME by said deed u trust.
TEENS OF SALE-0ne third or more 10 cash, the
balance In twoequAl instAllments at six and twelve
months, evidenced by negotiable notes bearing In
tsrest from day Of sale, the tILO 10 DO retained
scIS W. J. W. CowDEN, Trustee.
, 1877-06-18

Milpes alima, fru9tbarer 8ooen, beites 2ano fir
8ieb5u1t IN ben Der. Staten.
, 1877-06-18

@inse lab iie in ben 9dnoen Der beicen
iun9en 2eute; 8lide bes Gntsidens pehz
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tie, pie oas Mdoden erslabeno in bcloer
@erpirrung ii6 an pes @reiles Sruit
mari. Sine lebbafte 8epe9un9 e%ntltano
ringsum. Mue ordnsten iid um oieie
6ruppe. Sreuoentbrdnen rannen, 9dnoe
le9ten ii6 ineinanper - mebr lab Die
title Sremoe ppr benz Seniter ni6t. Ginen
lebten langen Slid mari iie auf Wilbelm
!5umber, ipelder Gpden auf ben Nrm gez
npmlnen bate unb Der e%rltaunt Srelnz
l6auenben liebrei6 etnas 81 ertldren
ldten. Sann ltieg iie pon Der Sanf, tpie
ppr Grid6pfuns auf perielben glab neb=
menp. Starr blidte tie in bic lapar5e
9la6t binaus.
gpden, i'd babe mein @prt einselDit,
iprad ie leiie, mie nm ibr @ewillen gu
berubigen unb ii6 fir tpmmenoe Gage gu
itdrten; i'd babe bid seieben, ppn oeiner
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Dir ni6t better erseben. 9l6 - iie, bas
bilflpie &ino, barf 8pbltbaten entsesenz
nebmen, iid einprdngen in bic 6er5en
freunoliher Wenihen - aber i6 - i'm
9auie idlus cine nbr. We6aniid Sdblte
iie bic S6ldse. Grl6redt erbpb lie ii6.
Die 3eit mar ibr unmerflih entflpben.
Sic einsubplen, entfernte ie iid flidtigen
Shrittes.
Hortietunq folat.)
, 1877-06-18

glrbeit nnS outer &eyoienit.
Uertauft Moobp's Ireoiaten .ooltfd nbta bis
Sato. nebSt 9teoem uno 6ebetc. IIles IN einem
sroBen 9amo, nur 20 80. Shidt fir Golpors
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leaer. 26 Sii oDrltte Str. pbildoelpbia.
e neue MuSfitade, I'M Rleinnerfauf fir 81. rs; merosn
u 3u9sI1idt fir 10 Gents umo Yoltmarte. Biaiae
Wiuiif Co., Wibolebpro Diat. 4yB22mi'
, 1877-06-18
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lestes nnb,sr0btes.
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ooer: S~erfpunoett III Dem 9aus zines Sreunbes.
Dtl!ss ~noleneetite ASsrt bieies 8tteranen Der
~h'efltantlhen Glteratur bat als Yorlpurf einen DC.
Senfano, peltfr bas Ioeiale Seben unleres 9elamnten
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tvannenc nnc aufre8enc, ,piro ss pon Mlem mil
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gen Snolerloentenlammlern. 9Dir u~erlangen liberal
W8sateH uno iHldei gratis aWf Yerlansen Beoinaun.
Ven I'M belbrelbenoe Circulate. 9. AZ. &toebar.
3d. 72a 9peltnut Str. Wbila. 2AlHmi.
, 1877-06-18
.briftem IT, ! Il; s, % $:.' IL Pen ss's''i
Die National gd)rift Co., philadelphia, 80.
@reisberabfetnn9.
Tornep's Weekly prek,
9as beltebte Jamilien=S gu rnal hes 9anbes
Meouctrt ant Al 80 odS Sahr.

8ebuctrt auf $50 nas Sabr.
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lpie bisber. oen buben aus9eiei6neten Stanbpunft be.
boupter, peld]er lie gu elter 10 bellebten Seltldrift III
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inO lbre ~ipejieaen OepeiGen ,peroen Die leler mt
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Geutralpuntten Der politlt, bes 6anoeIs, Der tJinan5en
uno Der Wiobe ersi9net. Oas literariih DE Se.
partment bleibt unter Der 2eitumg bs Or. Ut. 6.
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rules %erfrelen. Wam finbet oarin tidti9e uho ut'
parteiiibe 4eitartitel iiber Die %laufenoen Grel9.
nIiie bes Cages. aus Der Seoer zines erfabrenen @bef'
@oitoren, Dem Die DienIte eines aroBen uno ipirtIamen
Stabes BON @oitoren our settle iteben. Oas Mder-
b a Us Department bieIer ,3eitun9 lit cine merflibe
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0ru9t, Yieb uno Mnaeneines - pom pbllaoelpbi0
uno alien 9r6Beren Stdotet, Der Union, biloen einen
berrorrasenbenu no unidGbbarem 5beil oerWEEKLY
PRESS. sizes Die i~ol9enoen Wmsebote fur 9epoDnllb(
llnterlhreiber uno Clubs:
Gin @remplar fir elm Sabr Omit Gini6luB Dor.
ansbejabl!em polt9eloes) .............. $l.5t
5ini Gremplare Omit @inibluB porausbejabltem
polt9elossl. WE
3ebn @gemplare Omit @'ni3IuB oorausbe3abltsim o
polt8eloes)
Span3is @remplare omit GinibluB porausbe-
sabltem pplt9eloes) on
Dem 3ulammenbriu9er eimes Clubs uon 3ebn ootr
mebrereu, miro elm @gtra' Gyemplar anf elm sSabr be-
plligt. 4robenummeru Der WEEKLY PRESS wer.
ben alien Npplitanten frei ~suseItellt nsroen.
@le Muftrd9e iolten 9erlhtet lperoen ait
Spbn ". Sprmeb, eOitor unS berausssbsr.
4m9maio philadelphia. pa.
, 1877-06-18
The Black Hills.

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Reeiou ;ubradte. Neueite Berihte iber Cob. unb
Silber. NusIibten, Qanobau uno Waioe. bulisquelIeu,
2lima. Saso. 6ildsrei, Snoianer, uno @bentsuer Der
MnIiebler nit ~oenielben, Berabau uno abenteuerIides
lebsu i'm 9Beiten, bic Waferf11e. beige Quenen.
prabtpoae seenerie. sroBartiae Shlnbten etc. Mit
81 babihen 5uuitrationen uno cine Rarte. preis nur
10 Gemts, ~oerfauft BON allen Standardization
ODER pprtofrei utrianbt fir ~ Gents. BON Donnelp,
eppc ane 60, NsrIeser. Chicago, Sas. 4gS9maD
, 1877-06-18

gider, 8arteu, pole 8elebruna, fpie Ser ptp=
neer" fret mad allen Sbeilen Der g8elt o%srianot.
@oreie: >. 5, 9ants,,
13n1Sab: Gmuhn. y(eb.
, 1877-06-18
300 Viauos unb Oroeln.
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eefaprlt&sn Gsi&war, aa&bsm er ie9s Wtpnaw tn
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