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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07

TIE Southern cotton mills are more
prosperous this year than ever before.
The total consumption OF cotton in the
South was lSG,4SO bales during the year
lS7S.79, against l47,747 bales in the prece-
ding year-a gain Of &c per cent. Georgia
is the first cotton manufacturing State in
the South, having 100000 spipdles, North
Carolina standing second and South Caro-
lima third. Texas manufactures the least
cotton. The North gained only per
cent in cotton manufactures last year,
while the Southern gain was 20 per cent.
Alabama will probably develope manufac-
lures largely, as coal has recently been
discovered in the northern part Of
the State. The Boston Commercial Buls-
insays:
Great as has been the increase during
the past year in the consumption Of cot.
ton BY Southern mills, there is reason to
believe that there will be still heavier in
crease during the nexttwo years. Read
ers Of our manufacturing columns must
have noticed the numerous new projects
Tor the establishment OF cotton mills that
are receiving discussion in all parts OF the
South. The unparalleled advantages for
this industry offered by the South have
only just begun to be appreciated by capt.
talists. An interesting feature OF these
new mill probjeCts is, that many Of them
look to the production OF finer class OF
goods than have been hitherto mauufac-
tured by Southern cotton mills.
Ii the South can only feel the need OF
tranquility, and enforce the laws which
arc intended to secure it, there is no rea.
son why it mag not speedily enter upon a
period OF great prosperity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07
OVER THE BORDER.
Our Correspondent Takes In the Beauties
and Prosperity of the buckeye statev
Crops, Politics, dc.

MoUSDsvILLE, Oct. 9th, 1870.
Editors IntellIEeneer.
| had the pleasure OF spending Saturday
and Sunday in the great State Of Ohio,
and feel like letting your readers know
what saw and Heard while there. AR.
irving ct, or near the little town OF East
Richland at about 10! o'clock on Saturday
l spent the day pleasantly enjoying the
beautiful scenery that SO abounds in this
part Of Belmont county. I think l can
say that this Is one OF the finest portions
Of Ohio. The farms are beautifully laid
of, and are all adorned with fine and com.
modious residences and barns-two abso.
lutte requisites to any and every farm, The
crops are excellent. The corn was never
better, and such enormous crops OF
pumpkins as are seen on ever hand is
enough to astonish any one who is
not acquainted with farming. They
are being thrown to the cattle and hogs by
the wagon load, and lovers Of pumpkin
pie will surely live well during the fall
and winter. From a hill Just east Of the
little town before mentioned was permit
toN W DoA0lA no SIhuu uutuTAl scenery as
ever my eye dweltupon anywhere. About
two miles to the east could see the histo.
rical little town Of st. Clairsyille resting in
quiet beauty, while the eye could travel
far beyond to the hills Of West Virginia,
To the north as far as the eye could reach
the beautiful farms are spread out az n
panorama, the fields OF waving corn alter.
mating with the leaiy groves now tinged
with the golden hues Of autumn, while
here and there could be seen village, a
school house or church spire. To The
west for miles could be seen the grand old
National Pike, almost the same hero "a
elsewhere, lined with its little villages and
tavern stands Of other days. While
70 the south arise the rugged hills nat
line the banks Of McMahon's Greek with
the smoke from the engines Of the B. 90.
railroad, showing the course Of it, wind.
ing track some four miles away. The
scene, no doubt, Is very common one to |
those who behold 1t every day. but IL n
stranger 1t is grand beyond iescriptionpE
and we only have to say, happy are the
people who are permitted to dwell In thisl
highly favored region, and we were led 10 |
exclaim that 1t is no wonder that Ohio ia |
a great State.
was permitted while there to converse
with men Of both political parties, and |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07
ST. CLAlRSvILLE.
ST.. CLArnsv1Llr, October 4. 1879

Sr. GAINESVILLE, October 4, 1870.
Editors IntslllEencer
Teachers examination at this place
next Saturday.
While Richard L. Riley, prominent
farmer living two miles west Of here, was
hewing timber. last Wednesday, his axe
glanced, and cut a terrible cash in his leg,
which will likely cripple him for the rest
Of his life.
Our genial friend VIM. McKelvey, who
has been residing at St. Clairsyille forsome
time past, has obtaineda situation in the
wholesale dry goods house Of Delaplain &
Co., Wheeling.
Several Of our town folks are attending
the Exposition at Cincinnati this week.
Politics in st. Clairsyille arc booming.
Both purties are confident that they will
come out first best after the 14th inst.
Probate Judge Cochran issued papers OF
naturalization to seven persons to-day, all
Democrats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07

Two encouraging statements are made
by leading Democratic journals in North
Carolina. Tho North Carolina Ga:ette
rises to remark that 1t does not believe
that state "is at all safe for the Democratic
party in the coming canvass" and adds
that she is gone unless the very best men
are put forward" The Raleigh OLerer
concurs In this explanation Of the situa.
ton, and adds that SHOULD Judge Bux.
ton DO nominated for governor by the rad.
iCals, North Carolina may be wrestled from
us in spite OF all we can do, and with the
gubernatorial candidate will 90 the elect
oral vote" With any such canvassa as was
made by the Republicans in Maine, or as
is now going on in Ohio, North Carolina
is quite as promising missionary ground
US either Of those states. Whenever Re.
publicans make up their minds to put
forth the same arguments and to make as
general an appeal to reason and to patriot
ISM at the South as at the North, North
Carolina may be safely counted upon on
the side Of the right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07

All the fairs give the first premiums and
special awards Of great merit to Hop Bit
tiers, as the purest and best family medi-
cine, and VIC most heartily approve of the
awards for We know they deserve 1t. They
are now on exhibition at the State Fairs,
and We advise all to test them. See another
column. For sale by Laughlin Bros.
4 Co., wholesale druggists, Wheeling,
West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
- CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and iudls
erOOnS Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay loss
Of manhood, &C., viii send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy was
discovered by mIIsIOuary in South America. Send
seli'addresOed envelope 70 the REY. JosEPu 7. H.
NAN, SrG!iaH D, Nsv York Cuy
det9-TThAAW TO. I.' %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07
PnrsIDENr JEwErr, Of the New 4Ork

PRESIDENT JEwRrr, OF the New York,
Lake Eric and Western Railroad, has fol-
lowed the example Of Mr.. Vanderbilt in
asserting to the request Of the New York
Chamber Of Commerce that he join with
the Presidents Of the other trunk lines in
dcyising 4 wise measure, to be presented
to Congress, for the regulation Of inter.
State railway traffic. Mr.. Garrett, Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, will most
likely enter into such an agreement, as 1t
appears probable that the views set forth
by MI. Robert Garrett in the North Amsrt'
can Repiap fairly represent the position OF
President Garrett. It only remains for
Mr.. Scott 10 give promise Of his assist
ance. It is well that the Presidents Of the
trunk lines SO readily agree to meet half
way those who represent the commercial
interests of the country. Time will be re-
Quired 70 determine the manner Of legis'
ton that may safely be attempted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DSrARTUar oy rlAlSD-wur1Lmo r1xn.

STTiadelphia Accommodate n.-ThiI iT1In onlT runs
between Wheeling and Tr!GdelphiR. 49,
tpRily except Sunday-G6ViTf Accommodations.
tSteubcnVtllc Accommodations trRln during
the day passes backward and forward betVoen Mn.
tins Ferry and BelAlrC, stopping when required Al
sherman n,,I HOUSE. &tnavilE Weh Wheeling ana
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07

NEW AND FRESH GOODS = WE
IN have received a large stock Of fresh and new
Groceries, and can now say thGt we have the largest
stock ogOcereS than any other retail grocer In the
state Come and look at III aud 30 sell our goods Is
low, sud lower than any grocer IN the city. Re.
No. 1910 MARKET AND 1901 JACOB sTRRErs.
Ce6 BEuRESS 4 co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07

DIED.
HEAREE--At 7:IS p. NJ, October Q, 1879, JouS
lIEARxE, In the Goth year Of his sge.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07
JOSEPH SCRMATzlNETZ,
Fancy Steam Dyer, soourer & Repairer

No. l7s5 Market street, Wheeling, W, Va, near
Creek Bridge All kinds Of ShaWs, Dresses and eysrv
description Of silk and Wooden Goods executed Il
Feathers cleaned aud dyed. An Coiors IGrraTtsd
FdIt All persons living At 4 distance from NV place
car inform me By postal lard that they have some
tnlng " my ne and Will call iorgoodS and deliver
SHOW Windows, and you will sec the difference ID.
tween my work and that Of OtherI. You viii and
my rates lower than atany other sCoureI 10 the State
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07

A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY BY
q our careful plan Of IpeouIatiug 10 Wall street
ANY amount from $40 70 $780, either In Put or CIl
very frequently gives back 10 10 times your noney
n p[OaS: You cannot loss any more than tie
y stSeEs o. al kinds bought and sold through New
YORK STOCK Exchange in any number Of shares on 3
per cent margin, Send Tor our clrruISr eTnISjSjnS
how to speculate. -
PECK d HARRIS, Bankers and Brokers,
SS44't119s ID Broad street, New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07
sEALsKIN sAcouEs.

Greatcare has been taken In the selection of
the best London dyed seal fur, with the view Of
having nothing TO offer but the best. Our prices
for these goods, we are confident, are lower than
the New York retail prices. Every lady wanting
a good Seal SaCque should examine ours.
GEO. R. TAYLOR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

DTTKA QUALITY TENuEH DKlED
n, REPF. chipped or SLICED for brolling, tor
cola at 20 cents pound BY
mS22 +. j. DAVIDSON, l47 ENG 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

E,r q Zoo COLBY suit OF CLOTHING SEQ g.
DT ~ Kioe Ct, coruer falitax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

@r LADIES, FINE FRENCa HEEL -ssS
@ BOOTS, in every style and qualify. -asa
@- now on exhibition II
nh 2i WADnEY'S, 10 King street.
HsLOW PLATES, rolled and hammered, ell
J. sizes, Ior sale by
pb II JAS, F. CARLIN & SONse
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23
The Actresses OF Paris ut a Ball.

Ofcoursc the boxes on the main ti:r we're
all filled with the pretliest and besE dressed
actresses cf Paris; ard equally, ofcourse, every
body on the darcipg Hoor stared up at these
boxes, bud people tumbled over each other or
ran against each ether in rather lively
fashion, for the crowd was very dense. But
the boxes wero worth locking at for the sake OF
the occupants AID their toilets. First, 10 one
of tho main proscaniun boxes, sat Nine. Judo.
10 Stunning Pierrette costume of deep yellow
Grape, with high pointed hat in yeiloE satln.
decorated With yellow cocksdes, aud wearing
long black Lace nitte1s, black silk Stockings.
aud yellow shoes with high heels. With her
lovely dark eyes eaDcipg from undar the shsI
dow of her yellow bat, sac looks very charming.
Alics Lody, who is just nineteen, occupies the
nexs boz, sod shows conspicuous. not ool7 by
reason OF her delicate aod retioed beauty. bu.
becaus, OF the splendid nacklac, of dilm buds
and cmarsds thai is ped around her slan.
der, giriish throat. 4 litto further on Wd
oomo to the boz Of tho Comsdle Etancal5,.
where Nine. Lloyd shows supreme 10 black
lace aad many coiorcd roses, aud pretty Jeanne
Sauary looks prettier than ever 10 her slmPls
ball dress. Next, ws have little M!ly Meyer,
OF the N2nalssa0cn, HGosc ILF:iy CIHutsu isoo
peers Gu. Of the depths Of huge pink sa!In
b5noet, as big IS osrtwheel, and looks all tho
more p:quant for the novel hcadgaar From the
Oleon, We have Nine. L:ouiie Leblanc 10
white satin dress blazing With dlauoods. sod
Helene Monuier IF the Gynnasa is with her,
also 10 ytrJ elegant toilet Of white salio The
Vaudeville nsy boast OF having sent out tho
belle OF the eveoiog 10 the person Of Mile. e.DAV.
ray; superbly aitired 10 !; ball dress CT pals
pick Grape acd s .tiu that f!ted her exquisite
form with glove like perfection, with her roiu
tful arms b.red to shoulder, AID 45ltr plums
fis;ooed by a Ci,p,cod biaieau Ia h:T d'rk
hair, she carries off ,hs pain Of b.auty ucTues
liopab!y. Amid tho danc,rs 6euto proml usnt'
ly two of the late girl lsurea,es Of the CJnsar-
vatoira-Mo Berger. with & broad straw nat
shading her powd ! ID tr"ss.s, aod the b:W'tch.
iny lL,l, Sizes OF tho . laon 10 tho simplest
possible Costume OF wh.o cashmere, but adore
cd batter than With la.eI aad diam onds by tho
fceshuess OF her gihsh boon aui the br'Sat'
uess Of her lsushiup dark eyes. Poor, pretty
chiidran-:he first i5t IL aad the second but
little over l7-1hat are they doos here 10 this
mad 2hlr!?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE
We have opened at No 22 ROYAL l. ST. sn
Auction and Commission House.
We are now ready to receive all kinds Of ;aer-
chandise and household goods on consignmcus
or purchase the same.
We think it may prove an advantage to pe--
sops who have PRODUCE of any description
10 send it to us. Locsted Immediately opposite
the main entrance 10 the Market on Roysl St,
goods can be e1 posed every morning ct pa5iic
suction, when the bes. prices may bs expected.
Prompt returns made on sales.
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
find il to their advantage to give us O csll.
of propertY, and respectfully solicit share Of
public patronage. VNEAL u LUCAS.
@Auction goods constantly on hand ald for
sale. no7 5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23
FANCY GOODS.

FANCY GOODS.
GPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
The largest mcst complete and beet se,ecltd
stock of Hoticry iu the city to select from.
Shirls, Collars. Cuffs and Susperters
ueJouivil!e. Osborne Gunarder ard Counsellor
Sc.rfs. in sil In latest colois and shsdes.
uor.et.. Ribbons and Handkercbiefs
unde, wear for Ladies. Gents, Children and In.
lants, in all s:zea, from 20o t, 81 each
Kid ind Threld Gloves in new shades
Meek Rrillngs, Lsce,, Edgings. snl full line
OF Towels, Napkins, &c.
.;uu Umbrs!iss and Psraso,s
Fairy and Zsphyr %o,sIed. Gssa aat,Sn. sax
ony and Crewal Wool.
apl0 G. NJ. ADAMS, - King st.
NE" oooDs.
Sun UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS.
LADIES and CalLOREN'S HOSIERY
BLACK SILK FKlNGk3
SILK AID FANCY BUTTONS.
NECK RUFFLINGS.
XIX GLOVES.
TORCHON slid ctEer LACES, all OF which
will be sold st prices to suit The tunes o.
APT e. BERRI'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

GAREPTA HALL-Wonderful Attraction
- For three nights oaly, commencing SAT
URDAi, Nay 2i!h: ,n,,,
GIGANTIC GIFT CARNIVAL
Valuable ard Costly Presents Given Awsy
Sets tf Furniture, Gold ard Silver Watches
S25 in GreeL backs, Groceries, Glassware aut
hundreds of presents given away.
Prof RUBIN, Famous WizHd, IN his Car
Eivsl Of Novelties
Every body attending on the opening nigh
will receive sn elegant album, in addition to
the other presents.
Admisaion-Gallery, w;:h l envelope, 2jc;
parquetta, with envelopes, co..
GARD. M sdame Cora respectfully begs to
intimate that all her gifts ere costly and hsnd-
some. ard will be given eWay IN lair and lnl-
partial manner.
Furniture given away at Msiame Oota's en-
tertsinment purchased a! JAS. F. Muir s. Bro S.,
li1 & l46 King street. SilverWsre and watches
purchased at Geo. n. DuTay's. 1911 KING street.
All other goods At prr rcpal stores in Alezaadrls.
THE FASHIONABLE EVENT.
SAREPTA HALL-FRIDAY EVENING,
MAY t3i,
Under the auspices cf the ALENa. LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION.
Tho t,lented and besulful Virginian,
AGNES HERNDOs,
in her classic renditions aud imperaonstions from
Shakespeare and other eminen. authors
On the above occasion will be given: Tne
Curse Scene from Deborah The Famous Quar-
rel Scene from School Tor Scandal; The Balcony
Scene rom Romeo and Juliet; The Letter Scene
from Macbeth The Flower Scene from lngomar
and Parthenis.
Admission to-; gallery z5c; rsasrved seats
without extra charge o. French's bookstore.
Box sheet open Wednesday morning. my IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23
M Az 23, 1879.
AnUSEMENTs.

CAREPTA HALL-Wonderfu Attraction! I!
y For three nights oaly, commencing SAT-
URDhI, May 9th.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-04-11
GEOLOGICAL.


1t has been remarked by critical observ-
erS that every person bears, in greater or
less degree, in movement, feature, expression
OF countenance, habit, disposition, &c, n
steps with the stealthiness OF the cat an
other with the proud tread of the war
horse. The face Of one reminds the be.
holder Of the surly bull dog; that of all
other OF the sly and cunning fox. The dis
position Of one is mild and gentle as that
of a lamb; Of another cruel as that OF
tiger, &c
What animal does the presence OF Evers
suggest 10 the mind? lie has churUvtvris-
tics Of most OF the vicious animals and all
30 OF some reptiles. His course is crooked
and Shiny as that of a snake, and he revels
in dirt as does the loathsome toad. He is
constituencies as an alligator and treaeher-
Gus as the wolf, but his ensemble iorcibly
impresses upon the mind that he is the an.
titype Of Hyena.
lie prowls about in the dark (morally)
as does his prototype in the night season.
lie moves with shambling gait because
his posteriors, like those OF the hyena are
in a continued,state of Aexion- The verte-
bro of the neck Of this animal sometimes
becomes ankylOsed in old age, and the
poise OF Evers' head, Indicates that his
neck is in the same condition. As the hy.
ena deligh$i in carrion food so EveIS' mental
pabIum is defamation aud personal detrac.
tion. As this animal is characterized by
m exceedingly offensive Odor peculiar to
itself, 80 Evers emiis stencil particularly
disgusting TO all decent people. The no.
bier animals, such rs the lion, horse, OK,
dog, and even the timid sheep will gaze
fearlessly into mans face, but the hyena
never. So with Evers. he never looks into
the face OF the person with whom he con.
Yerses but his eyes are drooped TO the hool
or fixed upon some object in the distance
occasionally casting quick, fnrlive glance
at the listener and instantly turned away.
In this, he seems TO be controlled by con
scious Outlines ~ witnessed in the sheep
killing dog.
Two questions here present themselves
Il he an eEemplilication of the Darwiniar
theory OF development? or did he inheri
these characteristics and qualities?
And yet this'is the creature Of whom oul
county officials stand in awe. Have The,
no manhood? Have they no independent,
Of characier2 Have they any self respect
Have We more abject slaves than chroni,
Office seekers? II
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-04-11
ADMINISrKATOn,S SALE.

In pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court
of Wood cnunty, Ohio, will "ffer Tor sale by
pubic auction, on Tuesday The 9th day Of MAY ,
A. b. 1870, at 10 o'clock forenoon, upon the
premises, the following described real estate
situate in the county Of Wood and State of
Ohio. io.wit: Part Of the north halt nf the
northeast quarter "f Section number eight, in
Township number seven n"rth. Range number
twelve east, more particularly described as
commencing al a point on the north line NJ said
SecIiun at n distance Oi i've chains and fftT
links west If the northeast corner rf said Sec
tinu thence south one chain and fnrty-tw o
links to the easterly line of the Toledo, Tillin
Il Eastern Railroad COmpaney's land thence
south twen:y.seven and me half links east
along the said easterly line Of said railroad
Curly and one half links thence east nine. .
U aud one half links; thence north One
chain and seventy five links To the north line
nf said Section thence nne chain fAur aud one
half links To the place of beginning contain
ing eighteen nne-hundredlhs OF an acre more
or less. Appraised at 81 500.
Terms Of Sale 0ne-Ihrd cash 0nelhird
in nne year, one.third in two wears from day
OF sale; payments To be secured by mortgage
On premises sold.
FLORENCE z. ALLEN, Al 'mrx,
Estate nf Samusl p. Allen, deed.
PEICE, MACKISrosH & AvERILL. Au'ys.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-04-11
THE APRIL ELECTION.

Throughout the State the election passed
of on Monday with very aattering encour'
aeelnenl for the Republicans.
The "Queen City Of tho West" Cincin.
natl, where Democrats by resolution in
their caucus endorsed the issue which the
Coniederates have raised in the National
House of Representatives, which issue was
accepted by the Republicans and fought
out on that line, the cid city again placed
herself on the aide OF loyalty to the Union
by giving a majority Of over 1000 for
the Republican Mayor, on whom the
fight was made.
The Republicans Of Cleveland have n
majority Of near 1000 overa combination
of Democrats and Nationals.
Columbus, for the first time in twenty
one years, the Republicans elect their May
or and nearly all the city ticket Ivy hand
come majority.
Numerous other Democratic cities and
towns have given Republican mHjorities
at the election on Monday.
In Michigan the Republicans are victo-
rious by sbout 10000 majority over CO.
alition OF Democrats aud Nationals.
The Nationals OF Toledo were victori-
ous, ms was expected, electing their Mayor
and the rest of the city ticket.
The genuine reform movement, inaug-
rated in Perrysburg Que week ago last Sat
urday, by the call for Citizens' ticket,
was very generally successful at the polls
on Monday. There never was ticket
more fairly nominated, where every man
had an opportunity for expressing his
preference for rcaudidates-the correspond
ent OF the Sentinel to the contrary not.
withstanding. We give blow the official
rasult.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-04-11
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