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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-12

MEMPHIS, October 1l.-Riyer fallen 8
inches. Departed: Arkansas City, Vicks.
burg: Cons Miller. Weather clear I. and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-12
lie lCplESuIP.

Judge Jacobs defeats Mr. Caldwell for
Circuit Judge. Caldwell has majority Of
ice in Hancock, and Jacob l0l in Brooke.
This gives Caldwell majority Of 6 to start
Oh in this county. In Ohio county. owing
IA the peculiar combination OF forces work.
ing agaiast sIr, Caldwell, lie was defeated by
something over 1906 In afaEshall county
Caldwell has majority OF $50, making ia
cob's net ma jority in the circuit about 900,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-12

The two boys were smiling and cheerful
Throughout the conversation; each spoke
Of several men with whom he had scores
to settle, and whom he would meet and
have iRout with" at bis earliest opportu-
nity. 81 ~, : -; g-Ff -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-12

"llow about the Mrs. James scare you
had in New York?' ~ = II
THAT was a cheap advertising scheme"
said Bob, with q smile; lit took very well,
and the audience was badly scarcd.h
"ion don't worry any over Jesse James
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-12

They said that Franks letter OF surren-
der was doubtless written by John N. Ed.
wards, Of Sedalia, who was a great friend
Of the Jameses for years. Jesse had gained
bis friendship by giving him stolen gold
National Republican., 1882-10-12
SOUTHERN NOTES.

Alfred Pursley cut his wife's throat last week at
Nashville. but Hattie will recover.
Milt and Sam Hodge are to be hung November
20 at Knoxville, Tenn, for murder.
The Northern Methodist Church at Portsmouth
Va, has been sold at AUCTION for $780,
Robert H. Early, brother of General Jubal A.
EARLY, died few days ago in Missouri.
b. r., springheisht & Co.'S store at Clarksyille,
Tenn burned last Friday. Loss, S6,0O0
Charry Valley, Tenn, is growing rapidly. Many
handsome buildings are going up this fall.
The recent storm damage to the cotton crop in
Laurens County Central Georgia, is estimated ut
$4,000.
Senator Joe Brown has given the Baptists of
Canton, Ga, lot and s22j in cash to build new
church.
Two new iron furnaces are TO be built on the
James River, i'll BOtetourt County, Virginia, at an
early day.
The farm of the late Robert X Robinson, In
Berkeley County, West Virginia, has been sold for
S52 per acre.
Five thousand white persons are returned in
Richmond, Va. as delinquent for non-payment Of
clptation tax for 1851
The wholesale trade Of Charleston, S. c. the past
year nearly S76, 900 0O0, an increase Of nearly
Sl,000,000 over the previous year.
The corner stone of the synagogue of the con-
gresation Beth Israel, Charlottesville, VA was laid
with Masonic ceremonies last week.
The treasurer of Virginia has Just transferred to
the board of education $4,000 OF the arrearagps
due TO the public schools of the State
John II. Brawley. white boy, confined in the
lall OF fhlIlAA IuuLly, ClhIBeu WIN ROBBERY, set
iire to the Jail one night last week and escaped
Senator Brown, of Georgia, says that the suit by
the State to annul the lease OF the State road is
untenable, and must result in a verdict for the
lessees
During the year ended September 80, 5,O79 500
pounds Of tobacco were sold In the warehouses in
Farmville, Va, being slight increase on the pre-
yious year.
The young ladies of Albany, No., have pledged
themselves not TO 30 with any young man who
takes strong drink. Yes, girls, but how about
juleps and such2
Georgia is sure to be the New York Of the South,
dairies of Georgia are destined to rival those Of
the Empire State.
National Republican., 1882-10-12
Fnst,tourhIe Carpsts.

The style Of carpets now in use calls for small
figure. The largest are brought within the space
Of square yard. Once there were carpets with
such large figures that two parlors were needed
to show them, and then days search might re-
veal it. The copying of Turkish rugs, or the
grouping Of many figures from different rugs in
the carpet, has led to very pleasing results In n
carpet is wanted that feature Of all others that In
vites study. No one wishes to see and TO oompre-
henh the design of a carpet at the first glance.
They are like paintings. In some the whole pie
ture is seen ut once: in others new beauties may
appear at every view. Some Of the better carpets
are of this orGer. You may look aud look aud
never tire. The border has become al important
addition in fact, in some carpets the border is
the attractive part. At all events, carpet nova
days without border is as much Out OF place in
we'll as the carpets offered now, are marvels OF
beauty. The demand is for the dark shades and
small figures. Gaudy carpets there are that ont
rival the American flag in blilliNncy, hut their
sale is limited,
National Republican., 1882-10-12
The South.

We desire to say to the readers of THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN that mid the
wreck of matter and the crash of worlds in
Ohio, they are not to forget that the old
Commonwealth of Virginia will elect
John S. Wise to be Congressman-at-larg
by majority ranging from twenty to
thirty thousand, and that the old Bour-
bon fossils will not be able to contribute
more than two or three members from
that State to the caucus oftheir party.
We would also remark that North
Carolina will send five or six Congress-
men, including Dockery as member-at-
large.
The great Union party which is to pre-
vail in 1884 will have enough Southern
States in the grand procession to supply
the places of any Northern States which
may lag behind.
National Republican., 1882-10-12
ON THE GROUND OF CRUELTY.
a Former New York Eelio seeking NJ
vorcc from nm ex-Army OHiccr.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ia divorce suit involve
ing the highest social circles Of New York and
Philadelphia is now pending in the common pleas
court here. The petitioner is the wife of Elisha
e. Marshall colonel on the retired list, United
States Army. She was well known as Miss Janet
Rutherford, daughter OF James Rutherford. a
prominent and wealthy gentleman residing IN
Jersey CITY, but doing business in New 70 x;
When young lady she met colonel Marshail
during visit TO ffiends in this city in 1873. she
was then %, very handsome, and popular Inc
acquaintance resulted in q wedding ON Septem-
Der 10, 1879. Colonel Marshall was then ~ years
old and with host OF friends AUea the
honey month the couple settled down in large
marble mansion on jersey City Heights, in close
proximity to the residence of the brides iather.
Two years after Colonel Marshall bought tne
property ON II commanding bluff on the Lehigh
Gap, and the couple removed thither. There, ac-
cording TO the wile's petition the trouble began.
She recouuts oil manner of insults to which she
was subjected. Her husband frequently struck
her, she swears. aud led the vilest Language TO
her. She was finally forced. In july 1882 u re-
turn to her fathers house. soon after Mrs. Mar
shall came to Philadelphia aud on August IA last
filed the petition for divorce. alleging extreme
cruelty. Upon the petition Judge Thayer had
Colonel Marshall, who now has an ofice at No
T37 Chestnut street, this city, subpmnaed. HIS
answer filed on September is, was that he offered
no delcuse, and would allow Judgment TO be en-
tered by default. He has since, however, with
drawn that answer, aid II is supposed the divorce
will be contested. The trial will take place In
few days.
National Republican., 1882-10-12
Tho President aud Little Girls.

When President Arthur was on his way from
Alexandria Bny to this city, two little girls, aged
ten and thirteen years, nieces of General Butter
field were presented to him, they being passengers
in the same car. When they told him that they
too had been boating and fishing, he described TO
them the glorious sport he had had on the St. Law:
qU sb on ,ioh rod Ike xo,rs WIFI,
"A tip almost as slender a rye-straw? That beats
bass fishing. You have to play with the fish
allow him to escape or to break your rod" "Why,"
said Miss Thirteen year-old, "a little girl up at
Carlton caught four-pound bnss and broke the
pole right off" .'Ah,"' replied the President,
"when she gets older she will soon learn to play
n larger fish than that on light rod, and land
him, too."-Ne,o York Tribune
National Republican., 1882-10-12
Ohio.

The result in Ohio was not unex-
pected. Some of our Republican friends
endeavor to attend TO too many things in
one year. 1t is very desirable to have
regulations established for the confine-
ment of men within certain arbitrary
rules, concerning diet, dress, amusements,
reading, and sleeping. But the unfortu-
nate tendency of people to have opin-
ions of their own as to their personal
concern is a great drawback to the uni
yersal regulators. OF course, the real
road to reform in everything is to break
up the Republican party, under which
the country has enjoyed some meas
ure of prosperity, and to let in
the old moss-back Democracy. The
good old Bourbons do not drink,
"chaw," seek Office, levy "asses sments, u
violate the Sabbath, or do anything else
that is wrong. The millennium will be
ushered in on the day that the Demo-
cratic mob of the North and the
stern nigger-killers of the South
can take the reins of power
What we need is the good old
times of Democratic States Rights, State
banks, II per cent. United States loans,
and sectarian schools. This country be-
longs to the people, especially TO the peo-
pie of Ohio, and they have right IL
smash itup as much as they please,
Seriously. The party disaster in Ohio
has been plainly inevitable, The Demo,
cratic political enemies of Garfield have
been allowed a triumph in his own State
within little more than year otter his
death because of Republican fooishness
Il may serve as the Milne disaster did in
september, 1880, to nerve the party To
stronger efforts elsewhere. If it does,
only Ohio Republicans will suffer the
years humiliation.
National Republican., 1882-10-12
The work of Next Session Cut Out for US.

The result in Ohio on Tuesday last cut out the
work for the Republicans at the next session of
Congress. They must revise the tariff and reduce
taxation without fail. The House must prepare
aud pass judicous bills to effect these much
needed reforms, and the responsibility of defeat
ing them, If they defeated must be thrown to
tie Democratic Senate. No matter whether the
Tariff Commission reports. anything or not these
issues must be got out of the way and the Internal
revenue must be reduced. We have coddled over
settled Mt all hazards In them lays the only dam
ger of our defeut in 1884. With them properly set
tied, and the routine legislation of the session pr-
DENLY handled, there will he but little danger of
our defeat then-the lager beer keg election i'll
Ohio to the contrary Notwithstanding.
rPuF GRIT
National Republican., 1882-10-12

The Hon. Lo. Sessions, who has been
under an indictment for over year for
attempting to bribe a member of the
York legislature during the last Sena-
torial contest in that State, has again Sc
cured respite from the final catastrophe,
and will, it is thought, lift his voice
against the "bad methods" whereby
Judge Folger was nominated. Sessions
was working against bad methods when
he tried to bribe the New York legislature
to follow his good and pure methods
and vote against Mr.. Conkling. How
painful that such good man should be
victim to the bad methods of q grand
jury, and, perhaps, to the penitentiary
machine" Alas and alackaday!
National Republican., 1882-10-12
A "Coon I.unierv ON the "conmic.,

The prophesy of Georgia crank that the comet
would Jam into the sun October and create total
darkness earth for three days worried some
people, and one party in particular TO the extent
that he sent postal card TO the Raleigh IN. C.)
postmaster requesting information as follows :
"Surr: l, the Coon Hunter of Tarboro, noes j. A.
Waller Off Ga, is rong about the connie; spose
it's raney or cloudy how you gon to anything
bout 1t. Won't ram put out connie when itruns.
Arden Cherry. of Marlboro, N. c.
National Republican., 1882-10-12

Our morning contemporary criticises
General Butler, the candidate of its party
in Massachusetts, for giving undue prom
inence 10 the tariff question in "a State
whose people are devoted to the protec-
tive theory" We are inclined to agree
with our neighbor' that "Beast is lead
ing his party into trouble. The old
mans directness has often done him
harm. The true business from the stand
point of such old brass-mounted Democ-
racy as that dealt out by the versatile
Washington leader of the New Hamp-
shire Bourbons would be to declare in
favor of whatever theory" the people
are devoted to" in any given State where
a campaign is in progress.
National Republican., 1882-10-12
A Meeting i'm King ueorrc.

There was large meeting held in King George
County, Virginia, in the Shiloh precinct, by the
colured voters, on last Monday evening. There
were present about l5O voters Enthusiastic nd
dresses were made By the following named gem
aud a. f. Manning, Of King George County, after
which vote was taken aud the meeting unani-
mously pledged itself 10 support for Congress
Colonel r. ". Mayo and Captain John s. Wise.
and indor cd the platform Of Senator William
Mubgup
National Republican., 1882-10-12
a shetland pony Enr,,,

There is n farm of 5000 acres in BeXar County,
Texas, which to a youngser s.eyes must present
spectacle Of delight which no show oil earth can
equal. 1t is devoted to the raising of Shetland and
spotted ponies for the special benefit of Children
with indulgent parents. The dimnutive horses
roam over the pIairie with the doGility and con-
tentment of sheep and are always on the hest
National Republican., 1882-10-12
A SONG OF AUTUMN.

All through the golden weather
Until the autumn fell,
Our lives went by together
80 wildly and 80 we'll.
But autumn's wind unoloses
The heart Of all your flowers;
think rs with the roses,
SO hath II been with ours
Like some divided river
Your ways and mine Will be,
To drift apart forever,
Forever I'LL the sea
And yet for one word spoken,
One whisper Of regret,
9he dream had not been broken,
And love were with US yet
-Ronald Rodd.
National Republican., 1882-10-12
"Hcrc L Rest"
To the Editor of THE REPUBI

To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN.
l am Republican, you bet, but I don't want
any more prohibition blankety blank or dashity
dash temperance nonsense in mine. The probs
don't" tote far" and never did and never will
The only consolation l can find is that If the
Democrats carry the next House. they'll make
such blanked fools of themselves that well lick
the stuiiin' out OF 'em in 1854. Here rest.
National Republican., 1882-10-12
Ron Hefeyre,s HAND write,

Some one was one day rallyng Congressman lie.
fevre on his eccentric chirogrsphy. II ought 10
write better, that's fact" he replied. "Why,
some time ago wrote to a man thanking him for
q clipping cut from a newspaper about me- and
replied / am much obliged for your advice, and
will follow it, believing that my claim will 60
through and will at last get my pension"
National Republican., 1882-10-12
MEDICAL.
HEALTH rs WEALTU.

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With each order eivei by us for six boxes accom-
panied with i've dollars, we will send the purchaser
our written guarantee 10 return the money II the
treatment does not effect Guarantees Issued
Washington, ID. G., wholesale and retail agents. or.
deIs by mall VIII receive prompt attention. ooiS.ly
YOUNG MEN.
Ifyou have failed TO receive proper treatment in
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Debility, lmpotency, Premature Decay Weakness,
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y TOLU TONIC.-Sure cure for Dyspepsia In al
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Is q PREPARATION Of BAISAM OF TOLU, ROCK
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Rice and Rye Whistles, harmless and very pleasant
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National Republican., 1882-10-12

The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full
amount ofinteresting reading matter will
be issued to-day. Copies in wral-
pers ready for mailing may be had at the
business office.
National Republican., 1882-10-12
Rapid Transit.

A North Carolina paper says cxultngly about q
local railroad that "trains VIII run through from
Goldsboro' TO Winston in about two weeks" As
the distance between the two points is almost
thirty miles this rapid rate Of travelling Is too
appalling 10 think Of The editor must mean six
weeks,
National Republican., 1882-10-12
wnnkerfsI-

General A. c. Dodge, speaking 10 a Des Mones
reporter the other day about the wonderful growth
of the Northwest, said that when he was first
elected delegate TO Congress from Iowa he re-
ceived forty votes at the Fort Smelling settlement
where the two cities of ST. Paul and Minneapolis
NOV
National Republican., 1882-10-12

THE "better class of Republicans
ought to be hilarious over the Democratic
success in Ohio. The inferior Republi-
cans will plod on voting on the Republi-
can side all the same.
National Republican., 1882-10-12
TURKISH BATHS.
CUJROPODJSTS

ToOT poCIoRINd = THE WISE ron
II health on daily walks depend hence thousands
from far and near visit DIR WIFI ES CHiRoPO-
avenue. opposite Wlard's Hotel for relief from and
ayoidapee Of Gorns, Bunions, club and Inverted
sciences, and other complaints Of the feet. Among
his patrons the highest medical judicial po cal,
military, and naval dignliaries Of this country, rep.
rssentaIyes y OF leading foreign governments, aud
Established In Washington. u. c., In 1861. se3o
II J. GEORGES, CHTRoPoDIsT, ANAToMIsr,
~ and Manufacturer OF Fine, Fashionable, and
Easy. Fitting Boots and Shoes Under National
Hotel. corns Bunons and Ingrowlng Nails Isc.,
permanently cured. Lasts made TO order, and pre-
served for cnstOmers. Extraordinary hargsini in
Ready Made Pointed Shoes. Also uce assortment
of EASY Custom Made Boots and shoes especially
adapted for tender feet VIII sell the entire stock Of
Ready Made Shoes seq
National Republican., 1882-10-12
wAsHINGToN, D. C, OCTOBER 70, 1852. :
Population Of the National Capital. 100000.
Amusement. Tonight.

FoRD's OrrRA-HoUsE-Mlnnie Palmer.
NATIONAL THEATER-"Th White Slave"
THEATRE CoMIoUE-Variety Entertainment.
National Republican., 1882-10-12

me fsute orTHE W EEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
commenced on Thursday January g. 1857 ms hand
double sheet Of ei0ht pages d,tdJrpstr eoi,pns
NoontdinI 0e nom all parts or the tCorid, and
tpecfdp fntereStiO contdntnp the proceedings Of
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Government fnciitding the appointments, promotions
asrfDnnents nd dsnissdls tn all departments of Gov
sry,uent service contains n report OF army and
nurp movements and orders. n includes special
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IN thoft. Il is Gs best and only ,pcetiv paper IN
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National Republican., 1882-10-12

The New York Republicans will close
up now and let the Democratic Republi-
cans alone.
National Republican., 1882-10-12

THE next House will be Republican.
To lose skirmish is to win the general
engagement.
National Republican., 1882-10-12

Mr.. Corr will be live member from
West Virginia. The South is going to
teach the North how to put down Bour-
bonism.
National Republican., 1882-10-12
A Notification.

Mr.. Tilden is respectfully notified that big,
red bandauna, bearing the inscription "A. G. I. =,
1884," is waving from the Democratic flag pole in
Ohio
National Republican., 1882-10-12

HuRRAH for West Virginia! Good
morning, Mr. Post
National Republican., 1882-10-12
FINE RESIDENCE.
NORTH WEST SECTION.

The elegant new house, No. 1i4l Rhode Island ave-
nue.. near the homes OF Senators Cameron, Window.
Pendleton, Robson, and ex-Secretary Hunt. Lot,
4xl89 10 30-foot paved alley. House built entire
width of lot basement three stories, attic and four
story back building erected for especial OF owner
naval officer, whose orders take him elsewhere),
constructed of very best material by skilled me-
chanics The interior finished in natural woods and
subdivided into beautiful rooms, conveniently ar
ranged; plumbing and heating apparatus of the very
best kind. Exterior of elegant design and perfect
finish. South front, Germantown stone foundation;
street parked and paved
This is the best built and most desirable entirely
new residence for sale in the city.
For price, terms, and permit to Inspect the premises
apply to j. V. n. HuYCk,
No. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
Opp. north entrance U. y. Treasury building;
Or address 7. o. box 42S. se20tf
II HAVE JUST COMPLETED A BEAUTIFUL
Il block of wel-built houses on Nineteenth street.
Just south of Dupont Circle and call the attention of
those desirous OF purchasing homes In that locality
they will be sold at reasonable prices and accom-
modating terms. DAVID A. WINDSOR, 2io Four
teenth street, seie-5wr
National Republican., 1882-10-12

/Hcomnur icrtions ,nustbe addressed "7bhe Editor
,THr REPUBLICAN" and 10 iilsu-s publication Mt at
tCCrfe tcoibiv side Of ne paper only, irtlh
ndme and residence OF he priter attached No com.
utniedtionS triu be returned
National Republican., 1882-10-12
FOR SALE-Lots.

= n SI1rS =, cISI mn, No
H suit four lots 25x90 each, running TO l0out alley,
situated west side North Capitol street, adjoining
l. street northwest be paid for $40 cash and $40
monthly. ]. w. STARR, 1923 New York avenue.
oc412t
INOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, ON TERMS TO
III suit, 95 feet front north NJ street, near New
Jersey avenue. ]. w. STARR, 1879 New York ave
nue.. ocf12t
TjyOR SALE - CHEAP BEAUTIFUL LOT
IL southeast corner Eleventh and g streets north
enst 100 feet on Eleventh street. and rs feet on
street: gas. water sewerage and pavement; no cash
required If parties build j. w. STARR, l429 New
York avenue oc2-l2t
National Republican., 1882-10-12
LOST AND FOUND.

L osT-A YELLOW CANARY BIRD; ESCAPE d
i IN Vicinity OF Fourteenth and y streets norlhs
west suitable reward Will be paid on returning II
to 1lll Fourteenth aI9et northwest ooleat+
T osT-oN pHB 9TH OF OCTOBER, EAsTsIpE
i OF seventh street, between and Ii streets,
d small chanOis pookethOok, oontalning 10 cents.
A reward VIII be giyeh II returned 70 KNIGHT
BROS 683 q street nOlthNeAt oclO-Str
National Republican., 1882-10-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.

r rBKRAt RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
a on,TimS pePostsi United stAtes Bonds bought
where, by }. II, baUIER 4 CO., BAnksra, llls penh-
aylYAniA avenue mA1eH