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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-02

II Is strange any one will suffer from de.
engagements brought on by impure blood
when sCOvlLES SAltSAPARlLLA AND
STlLLINGlA or BLOOD AND LIVER SYR.
UP will restore health to the physical Organi.
LatiOn. II lisa strengthening syrup pleasant
to take, and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing scrofula, SyphylitiC
disorders, Weakness Of the Kidneys, Erysipe.
las, Malaria, Nervous disorders, Debility,
Bilious complaints and Diseases Of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin, etc.
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Eiucnte,I Women.

Refined aud educated women will some.
times suffer in silence for years from kidney
diseases, or constipation and piles, which
could easily be cured bya packagCOf Kidney.
Wort. There Is hardly woman to be found
that does not at some time suffer from some
Of the diseases for which this great remedy Is
u specific. II Is put up in liquid and dry
forms, equally eilICient-SprinGfsM Union
NMELM
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Since the war the resort to the "Code"
hns not been so popular or so fashinable as
1t once was. Peoples ideas on the subject
have OF late years undergone great
change, and to refuse mn invitation to fight,
rs was done some months ago by Mr.. But
ton, distinguished LynChburgh editor, is
apt to he more commended and applaudGd
by the Virginia people than an acceptance
and n meeting Politics are the breeders
and begettGrs Of duCls. Now and then
there has been mn encounter on the field
for the sake of n wOman's smile, but these
have been few and far between. Since the
question Of the payment Of the State debt
0fVirginia hasGrisen to ngitatethe minds OF
Virginia statesmen challenges have lloated
around like falling leaves in autumn. The
laws OF the State impose disqualification
to vote or hold office upon all who are
concerned, directly or Indirectly, with
fighting u duel. But this does not seem to
diminish the readiness OF the average pol.
itician to rush headlong into the fray. In
these recent encounters, most OF which
have been rs harmless as ridiculous, some
Of the most prominent men In the State
hive been concerned. Since the birth OF
the Readjuster party in 1877 there have
been some ten or twelve so.Called duels in
Virginia, resulting from politics, but they
have nearly all lacked the flavor Of "busi
ness" which characterized the meetings Of
the ante-bellum politicians.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-02

FLOWS the baby2' "ltis Group Is better
this morning, thank you. We gave him some
OF Thomas EcleCtric Oil as You advised doc.
tor, and shall give him some more In an hour
or So" Next day the doctor pronounced the
yOungster Cured.
Sold by Iaughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va
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Wheeling Live stock Market.

The cattle market for the paSt week was very dull
and with 10 change. Sales yesterday were made
nj 3IaatAC according TO quality and condition.
Hogs prices are lower; 61SG6c were the figures
yesterday.
sheep are dull. The best quality bring 3yic, and
there Is no demand for any Others
Calves bring S. OOaS W head, according 10 size.
The demand Is good and the supply Is small.
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TIM doctors said my wife had cunsump.
ton. Tried IlindHy's Blood Searched, and
she has better health than ever q, II,
Hubbard, Hampden, Ohio,
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MLRpIoAL,

II YOU teel dull, dEgW6y, dsbllitated, have frc-
quent headaebe, mouth fss;ss batiy. poor appetife
and tongue coated you arr Suieripg nom TORPID
LIVER, or biliOuSnes" and nothing VII cure you %
speedily and permanently ~ 70 take simmons Liver
Regulator or Medicine,
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BAD BREATH.

Nothing Is 70 unpleasant, nothing 30 common a.
bad breath and Ia nearly every case 1t comes from
the stomach, and can b. 50 easily corrected II you
Will take simmons LlyeF Regulator. DO not neglect
~ AuEe remedy for this repulsye disorder twill
9lAo Improve youTappellle, complexion and general
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-02

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed bugs,
roacles lose their lives by collision with
Trough OIL Rats Sold by druggists; l5c
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CONSTIPATION

Should not be reRnled as trltl!ng all.
ment-ln fact nature demRndsth eutmOSt
regularity Ol the bowels, and any deviR-
t0n from his demand payca the way
often 10 serious danger, II Is quite ~
necessary 70 remove impure aCGunula-
lions from the bowels Us Il Is 10 cal or
sleep, and no health Cau be expected
where coStiVe habit Of body preVails,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-02

INV YoGk, November l. Cotton arm Al il5S
lllsc; futures steady. Flout. dull; receipts Gl66O
barrels, eGpOgu 900 barrels; aupefhus western
and state 81 60a5 "; common 10 rood eStfS g ID
40 10; gpJd 10 choice % gaQ co. while wheat eXtfa
Is 61as D; cGtra Ohio y S0al 40 Minnesota patent
weak; receipts la, 800 bushels expofiS 5i.Oi6bnsh.
elE unEfeded piing q 2Ai n: uTefhded nd 81 IA
iiSi Ia do d zinc tdoti SSsi u "a, Sdo SiEi
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NEW YoRK. November i.-MoNEY-3a6 per cent
per nrnum and l'6i per cent per diem, closing at
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6a7. per cent.
Sterling Exchange bankers bits steady at q 81;
demand q 49, Produce exports for the week s., OOO.
60.
Observation-Disclosures Extended O. and
coupon ~ aud d unchanged; extended Is u per
cent lower registered rs z per cent higher;
u.s. Is extended, .-iei lstP &sxCtty HrstG "1ll
" uPOnS......."-ii5 .. P. Land inntS..iiSX
s. coupons. U. p. 8. Y. B0nds..i2l,
taCiacBS Of 9j.:".~i9o Texas Pacific I'd g'tS az
Central Cent .dodSS SiHc l't n! Tex p.S re- Dive
Lehlgh & Wllkes".""l09
STATE sEcuRirEs-Modemtcly active and gener.
ally firm.
Louisiana Consola-. g. Virginia Cs...........a5
Missouri 6s..... il0a virginia consuls, ex.
g. Joseph: ...".....,"l0s TIA mat, coupons $50
Tennessee @. new CO. S6iiGFpd. ''''' ~
STOCKs-The market opened Irregular and con.
tnued iuIeflsh I'LL toward nOOn when prices took
nm upward turn and ~ advance Of 4 to III per cent
was recorded. The higher range OF values. however
were maintained for but brief period, and owing
chiefly To the hardening tendency Of money free
selling movement was developed which resulted IN
. steady decline in prices until after the second
board, When the quotations were down \ tois6
per cent from the best figures In the morning bI
subsequently there was fractional recovery ttie 10
the easier working q the money market but In the
| final sales speculation again became week and
prices COsedat Or henr the lowest point Of the day
The Mining Associated Pres siyS: The mining
stock market to-day was dull and weak during The
early portion, but closed very active and excited
State lines two and three declined TO 81 10 but were
bOOned At the close to 81 a3 40 under large trans
actions. South Pacific was again active and higher
advancing to 81 q and closing al 81 W bid rise Of
81 90 per share since Friday last with higher prices
talked OL The property formerly belonged 10 the
ArmOguZn Mining Company and itS stock Soid al
one time on the San Francisco board At $40 pCf
share. The Indians, however, burned the GONNA.
ny's works and Killed the owners aud the inlne as
been Idle UP To the time the present company
| lnsOn Consolidated declares dividend Of siOOOOO
Total sAleS At both boards. IN ,0OO shares
Transactions 300 OOO shAfes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-02

The Wises, OF Virginia, have always been
great duelists. Henry A. Wise, the distin.
guished war Governor, fought duel Just
before the breaking ont OF the rebellion
with Philip st. George Cooke. Their diff
ierenccs grew out Of canvass to II seat in
Congress to which they both aspircd. It
is said that when they reached the "hcld Of
honor" Cooke undertook to Jockey Wisc's
courage by saying: II call heaven to wit
ness that am guiltless Of this mans
blOodw Wise replied: 'You had better
attend to your own blood, d-n YOU" and
put his bullet into Cookies thigh. Cover.
nor Wise's son, 0. Jennings Wise,
afterwards killed in the rebellion, fought u
duel about 1858 with ShCrrard Clemens,
who ut one time represented tho Wheeling
district in Congress When tho difficulty
between Clemens and Jennings Wise first
arose, Clemens announced his purpose Of
not fighting. lie was engaged ut thnt time
to young lady, whom he afterwards mar
ried. She heard OF his intention to refuse
n combat with Wise and sent him word
that unless lie fought he should never
marry her. lie did fight, and Wisc's shot
famed him for life.
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A DANGEROUS WOUND.

Before the growth OF reimbursement, when
William Il. Cameron, the present Readjust.
or candidate for Governor, was editor Of
the Petersburg lnder. appeal and thought
native Virginia Republican the lowest Of
Gods creation, an article in his paper
brought him into collision with one Of the
most distinguished Republicans in the
State, Robert W. Hughes, who has since
been promoted 10 the post OF Judge OF the
United States District Court for the Eas-
tern district. In the duel which ensued
Cameron WIS dangerously wounded and
carries bis adyersary's bullet in his body
to this day. His political disabilities have
since been removed BY the Legislature, and
nowhere among the present Republican
supporters for the GovernOrslip has he
u warmer hacker than In Judge Robert W.
Hughes. Malone has been Of late
years participation in the preimi-
naries at least, OF duel. General
Bradley T. johnson, now Of Baltimore,
but for o long time the head and front Of
the Virginia Democracy, once made ar.
Engagements to meet General Malone and
exchange shots. This was nbout the time
when Malone was understood to he en-.
ueAVOrlng TO buy the Legislature Ot Wiz
ginia to favor the schemes Of railroad Of
which he was then President and which he
afterwards bahktupted Bradley johnson
was n State Senator from Richmond. When
the time for the fighting came johnson was
ready on the field, but In some strange way
Malone had been arrested. People here in
Virginia, remembering his Interrupted duel
with bradley johnson, laugh at Mahones
refusal 10 light Jubal Early on the ground
Of Early's not being sufficiently gentle. II
,.hNre Is any Of the blue blood In Mahone's
veins II Is an Unknown quantity to those
WHO are best acquainted with him and his
antecedents. His assumption oil super
iority OF social dignity over RNtly Ia regard
ed everywhere In his own State rs cloak
for that discretion which is the better part
Of valOf.
sONR RECENT riGGLEs.
Since the canvass Of 1881 opened with
the nomination at Richmond Of John w,
Daniel for Governor by the Democrats
there have been several attempts At duels
In the State. General PeytOn Wise, Of
Richmond, a leading Democrat, and cousin
OF John 8. Wise, the Readjustef, had a hos.
NfNa s.saaNlaa LII, II
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OLD DOMINION DURLS.
sEFoRE TAEwARANooF LAIEYEARs
The TlRS When Nan Was Considered Coward
lfHS WOuld Not FIght-ThS Fatal En-.
counters Of the Past and the
Recent LaughAbls TIIllsL

Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Times.
RlcHMoND, October 99-The recent
blOOdlesS encounters on "the field OF hon
or in Virginia recall other and more fatal
meetings in former days, when an insult
could only be wiped out by the blood Of
the insulter, and when mans rank" il
emitting him to notice ut all demanded ina
way that admitted at no refusal what is
known to the believers in "the code" us
satisfaction" A deClination OF chal-
leHge then was followed by what il known
rs posting" and Bladensburg, beyond the
border, has been made famous Us the duel
ing ground Of the politicians Of an earlier
day and generation. Peasants and Richie
and John NJ, Daniel and Roger Pryor, later
on all editors and all politicians, were also
decade or SO back all duelists, In those
days the Richmond press was the mOulder
and tashiOner OF political sentiment, and
the wordy warfare OF its Wing and Demo-
cratic editors eliminated not infreQuently
in fierce summons to the 'ileld OF homo"
The stories which are told OF the ante-bel-
lum duels put to the most vivid blush the
mild and milksOppy performances OF the
nowadays Virginia politicians. The "cOde"
stood in high repute then, and the man
who would not fight was regarded Us unit
for the society OF ladies and gentlemen.
FAMOUS DUEL.
One OF the most famous OF the ante.bcl-
lum duels was the fatal one between Richie,
OF the Richmond Enquirer, and John
llampden Peasants, OF the Richmond
Wing. Richie was Democrat and ran Il
red.hot Democratic paper llampden
l'leasants was an Incorporating Wing.
A personal attack in the columns OF the one
paper, responded to by no less personal an
swer in the other, resulted in q challenge
and meeting, The scene was Belle Isle,
the little iset in the James river at Rich
mond, Here, in sight Of the City's busy
streets, the two editors met and fought.
They had each gone to the fray armed with
dueling pistols and swords, The Condi-
tons Of the fight, us agreed upon by their
seconds, We're that after the first fire with
the pistols, II neither should be hurt, they
should have recourse 10 their swords. The
swords remained in their scabbarls, for
at the first shot Peasants fell dead in his
tracks. A no less notable duel was one
which occurred many years before the
Ritchie.P Peasants affair between Mason
and McCarty. Mason was u member Of |
that historic Virginia family Of that name,
to which belonged james Mason, the great
Senator and John Y. Mason, the Minister
Of tho Confederate Government to France
who was captured by tho Union Govern.
ment from an English ship during the re.
bellion, in company with Mr., Sldell.
Mason and MCCarty were brOthers-n.law,
The feud between them was political one.
They fought on the dividing line OF Lon.
don and Prince William counties. Tho
weapons used were old.fashioned muskets,
loaded with slugs. MasOn's ball knocked
the hammer Off OF McCartys gun. Nc.
Carty's ball went crashing through Mason's
brain.
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:, DR. ROOMS Worm syrnpinstantly destroy.
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APPROXIMATION rRtlEs.

uN amounting to.... .............,.....s Sic, 400
sisl NV Ie corresponding agents wanted at all
~ 10 whom nli6Cnl compensation will he paid,
tii, WV hf- Information, write clearly, giving full
q - scni onlcts by express OF registered letter,
@''''' orler by mail, aidtcSPd only 10
~ A. DAuPIllN,
wv \ DiurHfS, ave" ''''''' A
An Ne y! broadway, New York.
n Vn0t Extraordinary drawings arc under
I Byti.sirs"9 hni management oi Gen ERALS u.
'ANV hs'ARDand lUBAL A. FARLEY.
- NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Iygl2iic lrc hereby CAUTIONED AGAINST
GW @ INV MONEY or ORDERS To NuNRS
49, Il NASSAU 81, NEW YORK CITY, a. AL.
Eig,a ihr Louisiana State Lottery Company 10
III. ,,;, thcg arc flooding the county with
N, ,,,,1, W lAks pWrprting 10 he Of the Louis.
lNfIVe o'tay company, and Arc FRAuDU.
~, IN >cnilngthem,ciyrsas iU agents, They
htts authority from this Company " 0ll liz
A"A ar not liz agents for any plrppe.
N. A. DAUPIlN,
ytvo,, ppa Louisiana state Lottery Co,
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BAKERS Pain panacca cures pain in maj
and beast
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MEDICAL.
Dir. ]. e. SMITH,
VA az TWELFTH sTREET,

49,, evidence Of a physicians success il the tea,
NJ n III PATIENTS, TheincTessng demands i4l
gnp-i 7, 3''anI ssryices prove that have dealt
~ W. ,gI btirly with those who have consulted
hllJIa- ~. a PATIENTS name without peEmLa-
~, th.,,I / nave many hundred certificates from
~. S,,I,il have cunI after they had been pro
lliHll ti-, h0spltal experience and familiarity
~ mn. tltle agents close observance Of tenn
w "l,, pttIliaritles and strict attention 70
peIAl,,'i infringement, lnsures success, II cure IA
hLA-. III lrLnkly give the patient my opinion.
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Dhlly except sunday ..
No. 7 and No. . stop At all Stations.

D. 40. Palace, Drawing Room and Sleeping Cans
OH all night trains.
Close connections arc made for all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
desirable route Tor COlOtist6 and peBons moving
70 the great West and u whom particular attention
Il given.
WHEELING, PITTS AND BALTIMORE DIV
Leave wheeling....n6 A. NJ, 1.4OP NJ, h10P I'm,
No trains run on this Division on Sunday.
Tickets TO all principal points on aale a Depot.
Oillce open nj all houS during the day,
Information 10 the tfavellng public Cheetiuily
given. ". n. CLEMENTS III AZ
: 4, 7. DEvRIts. aen,l AGENT wheeling. :, :. :
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LOTTERIES.
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

Incorporated In 1888 for % years, by the LeEala |
M.ghi educational and charitable pIrpOses-with
ll.Al NJ y Woml-tO which a reserve fund Of
WstNNNd hl' since been added.
overwhelming popular vote itS franchise
,is, Ills lnit u the present State Constitution,
HGpvl httmlcf9, A. u, 1879.
n. SE,id single number drawings will take place
HsDNdOuilUn, ''"N'' i'N
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TO CHICAGO.
Only eighteen hours,

SrEuBENvIILE ACCOMNoDA TIoN, Leaves Bellairo
at $40 P. NJ, bridgeport 500 =. " Arrives at Heu.
benyie at Cos ?. NJ; leaves stGuhenvvie al 7.66 A.
", Bridgeport al $50 A. NJ; arrives Of Belalre al
00s 4. NJ
Tickets and baggage checks 10 all principal points
In the East and West can be procured at the Ticket
Office In bridgeport. FIR, MYERS.
General Passenger and Ticket Aren't
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NEW YORK. November i.-MoNEY-3a6 por cent
per atlnum and 16i per cent per diem closing at
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6a7 per cent.
sterling Exchange bankers bills steady at q 81;
demand q s.. Produce exports for the week s. OOO.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-23

Tucson, June 22d.-The Star has received
the following special from Santa Fe, N. NJ:
1t is matter of surprise here that special
to tie Star from Santa Fe should so misrep-
resent the situation in respect to the suit
pending between the Texas Pacific and the
Southern Pacific Railroad. There has not
been any contempt of Court, nor will there be
any. If the Receiver or the Courts have
been treated with contumely, no one in this
Territory seems to have found it out Judge
Bristol is in Santa Fe. and has not the ap-
pearance of an outraged functionary. If he
has erred at all, it was in issuing an order for
the appointment of Receiver on an ex parte
application for several millions of dollars
worth of property, thereby endangering
the convenience of the public, that relies on
the railroad for supplies and transportation.
There is no doubt in the minds of the many
friends of Judge Bristol that he would have
given the Southern Pacific hearing before
making any order, if he had given the public
convenience that serious consideration that
the gravity of the case would seem to de-
mand before issuing the order. This remedy
of iDJunetions and receiver is a harsh one
under any circumstances. and its enforcement
in any event will not be seriously attempted
in this case until after full hearing, and it is
the almost universal opinion here that after
such hearing the proceedings will be dis
missed.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Proposed Reduction in Time Between
san Francisco and Rev York.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 22i.-A rumor that
the running time of the overland train be-
tween this city and New York is to be re-
duced from six days, three and one-quarser
hours, the actual running time under the
present arrangement, to five and one-half
days, has been in circulation for some time
past To regard to the rumor, General Pas
seDger Agent L. III. Goodman says that as
yet nothing definite concerning it is known at
this end of the line. He had heard rumor
that the Union Pacific was intending to re-
duce its running time between Ogden and
Omaha, or Council Bluffs, so as to connect
with the morning trains from the latter place
to Chicago, instead of the evening trains, as
at present. This would result in a connec-
ton with the morning train from Chicago to
New York, and the arrival in the latter place
of San Francisco passengers in the morning,
five and one-half days from San Francisco.
The following comparative time table, fur
nished by Mr.. Goodman, shows the gain in
time made by the recent change in the sched-
ule of the Central Pacific, whereby the over
land now leaves at $3.50 P. N. instead of $50
A. NJ, as formerly: Formerly, the overland
train left San Francisco at $3.50 a. NJ; arrived
at Ogden at s A. NJ. of the second day, at
Couu Gil Bluffs at 4 P NJ of the fourth day,
at Chicago at P. II. Of the fifth day, and at
New York at NJ. of the sixth day-two
and one-half hours less than seven days for
the trip Now, the train leaves San Fran
cisco at $50 P. NJ /; arrives at Ogden at $50
A. NJ Of the second day, at Council Bluffs at
4. p N of the fourth, at Chicago a. ESQ P.
N. of the fifth, and at New York at $3.50 OF
the sixth. or Gas San Francisco time; pres
ent actual running time, six days, three hour;
and fifteen minutes.
Under the present arrangement, the East.
ern mails arrive at 1875 a. NJ. instead of 4:4s
p. NJ +, and the business man gets his letters OF
the same day they arrive here, instead of or
the following day, as formerly.
The Alleged shasta NihiIist in Court.
SHASTA, June 221.-Paul De PRAY, ar
rested on charge of blowing up Doctor
Conkling's store en- Monday morning, wa,
arraigned this morning, and the day of ex
animation set for Wednesday, June ooh
Bail was placed at S2, 600.
The Napa water Question.
NAPA, June 22j.-The question of incur
ring debt Of 800 Coo for supplying Nap:
with water was decided in favor of the debt
Domestic Difficulty Ventilated In Court
SAN FRANoIsco, June 22d.-Judge Wilson
has granted the application of Nathanie