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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-19
Nr Dryylsov, the travelling editor oil fahKte

~ DrsSIsoy, the travelling editor oil Yankee
undertook last night at the Court House, 10
instuct the people in this neck of the woods how
a. vo,s. He took proper care to advertise himself
one devoted to "Eterayy and moral pursuits,
a,nsnding his valuable energies on paper which
A.. nao,le here are so ignorant as never to have
~ If. Hemay,be very moral and truthful man,
"a. Gentleman we'll versed in history; and he in
81 that he was such, but without venturing an
,n;oiou on this point, we will leave our candid
e,,sarx to draw their own conclusions from the
,.xtbat he endeavored TO make great military
,.,,of Gen. Pierce, and very small one of Gen.
Colt representing that Pierce had fought through
N tho battles of Mexico, and at Contreras he was
.,risd Needing from the field That in order to
lam something about Pierce he had travelled all
che w,y to New Hampshire, to take dhguerreo-
,.o, ,;etuye of the house in which be was bonn
,hs, if Gen Scott was elected President the Union
Gould be dissolved as sure as the sun would rise
nd set, and those who did not endorse the great
Sand bravery of Pierce were "tdys" W
We admire gentleman of distinguished literary
,ra historical attainments, and OF high moral and
,,niemaulv qualities and cannot allow our politi-
=, p,eiudices 10 withhold from him his just need
of pr;se, and therefore, call upon our readers to
INIT. With US in our commentators Of this dis
tiDru;.hed literary and moral gentleman!
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aHt New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAM PS,
Patent Phosgcnc GINS,

Pntcnt PhOsEcnc GINS, l'IIV' ..
( s.sst F D T H z. "A NJ E. -
This Lamp producing portable Light, 10 confidently
Recommended superior any other uote in
Gas, which is emitted in beautiful jets from small per
torations in Patina. 5'.''i % si7ts AeaA -
The Gas generated used by the heat of its
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus it is perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning acriform Gas.
Its construction is SUCH that all possibility OF accident
from its is entirely removed and the great simplicity OF
mcnt renders less liable get Of order
any other kind Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim
ming do the Oil and Camphenc Lamps and burns equally
WE'LL either with without glass globe or shade, and per
fccty FREQ from smoke odor. 90 p ~ ven -
The opinions scientific may be learned from the fact
that at the Annual Fair OF the American Institute in 1876
SILVER MEDAL awarded to the Inventor, and adj
poma at the same was Pronounc
cd the BEST LIG HIT ever exhibited to the Institute.
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail by
u.E3G ,lli.Il..ffE So j. X. DUNHAM 81 Co..
No. % Monroe ST., near the Post Office
sep17 .-,.f -. ~. --tr,.. r. ~ Wheeling Va.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

Moyp,r, Oct lS.-Richa Seekright VS.. Peter
Narlow's Representatives., ejectment. This case
vas taken up, partially tried, and continued.
Edward Turner was admitted to practice in this
Court. as an Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Joseph L. Try admitted 10 practice in this Court.
Ball VS. Haley-aitachinen from Justice re-
TUNED to this Court On the motion of the de-
fendant, this motion was quashed-
Gases continued until next term: H.
d. A. Garden VS.. John Taucblia-trespass; w.
Wheatley vs.. Sam'l H B. Carter-case; Nathan
iel Wright IS. B. Woedcock & Sons-debt; sameivs.
same-debt; James Breckenridge, Administrator,
rs. Hugh Nichol-hespass; VIM. Steel VS.. Steamer
Cabipet-ease; Hugh Nichols vs.. Jas. w. Brock
enridge's Adminisuators-case; David Heyshan
vs.. Thos P. Glasscock-case; James c. Rainey
rs. John Nichols and Ann Barnett-case.
Gases dismissed:
Walter G. Scott VS.. Albert Butts Administrator
case; David Echols VS.. Robt Barlow-case, dis
missed agreed. Abraham Ridgeley's Executors VS..
John l. Jacobs Executors; dismissed by plaintiff.
David S. Kirkpatrick VS.. Isanc Burts Adminis:ra-
ta.s, dismissed on rule for security for COST.
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LTGMT! HIORE LIGHT!

a s LONG evenings approach. The dcInahu lot good
IN clear Lonr, free from smell and smoke increases
we respectfully invite all wish good light, FREQ from
the above objections, examine the Phosphene Lamps now
sale the Queensware Store No. 2s Monroe
with bout cut shades has lust been received
septe j. M UUNHah-Nto
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Notice to Housekeepers;

Notice to Housekeepers.
NEW CARPETS AT REDUCED PHI Clss.
10 900 YARDS OF Carpets at No. 143, Main street
UUU The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
toners public generally that he has ,Ist @
rom The east and receiving the largest best, anu
most beautiful stock Carpets Rugs, Oil Cloths etc ETC
ever offered city, embracing almost every variety
tr. nj quality that can in the Eastern
frnm te finest English Vclveis down to common Tag car
pct This has been selected with great care anu ,
able Inc TO them much lower than the same qny E
we nc ever sold this city Thosesn want oil soous
~ NV linz will please select from stock OF over
~ n yar,s with different patterns, varying in rIiee
iron, &c. to 81 per yard: 90, ,,,,
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COLLISION.

BUFFALO, oct. Is.
The steamer Ocean was run into on Saturday by
the schooner Mansfield, cutting through into the
kitchen, and damaging the steamer considerably
Great Indignation is felt and an investigation de-
manded. s s.a ..-' -.s.".a. .......--s f-
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Rachel Jacob, widow and Williaml -..' .
Jacob and John Jacob, children and
heir at law OF Nicholas Jacob deceased Defendants
and Samuel Stokely and Sarah Jaie his
wife. F .r. g. -. y. -
The suit against the and the said Rachel ia
cob William Jacob John Jacob, Samuel Stokely and sa;
rah lane his wife not having their and
appearing satisfactory proof that they arc not inhab
,nts nj tho Commonwealth Virgnia-On motion Of
The Complainant by it is ordered that they do
appear here within month aier due publication OF ths
order and do what may he deemed necessary to protect
their this suit and that copy ots order be
forthwith in newspaper published In the city
front door of Ohio county on the first day
of the next county court to be held for said county
IL a copy Teste, ALoNZo LofiNS,
(Nelson) iw (acptlO y. t-a+ lttlt Sie'h'
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Josephc west assignee o. James In the cireuiteourt
West, Plaintiff. of Ohio county

The Steamboat Ionan, Defendant, IT,, i,l-l, :. =
NOTICE is hereby given to the defendant In the above
or William p Holiday and others, TO be read therein at
bc office or the Mayor OF Cincinnati In the city Of Cinsn
, in the state OF Ohio the 18th day OF October 1882
NJ the tavern Todd in the town OF In
ice same state the 18th day 1881 also the de
Major ESD in Peasc township in Belmont county in the
state ON the 18th day OF October 1885, and II the TAX
inc OF said dispositions any them be not begun
day appointed for the SAME the taxing
ali cases the hours taking the will be eight
septf5lwaw N JOSEPH G, WEST. plantifr.
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ARRIVAL OF THE DURMENT.

NEW YORK, Oct. IS.
The British steamer Durment arrived to-day.
Porto Rico and the adjacent islands were visited
by terrible hurricane on the oath of September,
by which several vessels were lost and many dam
aged. ... .......
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McCLELLANS g. KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
.nsstsBOOTSs AND SHOES,
Men and Boys Palm Hats, Leather aud Findings,
at the lceH knotcn stand
of the .I.-et.f-i 4ta.5lsi
BIG RED BOOT.
BIG. RED BOOT.

WE arc now from our Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments The largest aud best nanufac
tured boots and Shoes FAN and Winter
wear offered in this any other market They have
been manufactured to ordc according to direc
TONS and Intended expressly for retailing To our
regular customers, and all others who may ayor us with
CALL unusually large variety OF Boots and
Shoes which equal In quality of material and
workmanship to those manufactured In this or part Of
the United States Our will be found to consist In
part, OF the folloWin seasonable goods: -o-,.l "
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The COURIER, Captains Roberts and Jelley's new
Parkersburgh packet, made trial trip day:.before
yesterday, and succeeded well She also took a
trip yesterday to Grave Creek with delegation to
the Scorr and GRAHAM and WILEY meeting, and
Ruhps Brass Band. She presents handsome APP
pearance.
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LOSS OF THE PROPELLER INDEPENDENCE

----T- 7 I'D TCINCINNATI, OCI 10.
News from Detroit state that the propeller indie
pendence was recently stranded Oh Lake Erie, and
cannot be got off, and she is fast settling TO land
The loss is severe. The steamer Baltimore IS Ia
king the cargo from the wreck. l-
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MARRIED-On Sunday evening, in the First
Congregational Church, by the Rev. E. G. NIcH-
OLSON, Mr.. 4. G. PARTRIDGE, of this city, TO Miss
ELIZABETH A. PHrLBRIcK, of New Hampshire.
Another Bachelor gone, Hymen is making sad
havoc in the ranks of Bachelorism so much that
one fingers moment too long on the shores of
single blessedness, his reputation for good taste nd
fidelity to the Union, will be ruined. The only
alternative is to do as our friends above mention
ed who have our best wishes for the realization of
all the Joys pertaining 10 the matrimonial state.
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ECOM L.,
WHEEL1NG naARNET.
OFFICE orTHE DA1LYlINTELLlGENcER

p- Noie.-it should be observed that tho quotations
given below the Wholesale Prices We state TINS
tor the benefit those who may have very small orders
70 I'LL and who may be charged small advance on 'hcso
prices Generally however, both city and country custo
mars can rely ON purchasing from our Wholesale MGR
chants in quantity, at the regular Wholesale prtees
~ - ASHES. .f.qt~l.,is
Potash - - -. -''"'a
s=z5's. Ia. BATTING. ~
Batting No. and l., l. i's
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
TIME uidc has the following property for sale all
OF wLIch he will dispose OF on accommodating terms
Lot Three square six on Main street NORTH OF
aud adjoining the Meodeon buildings ms ID one oi o
most valuable building Lots in the City.
Also about 60 South Wheeling Gate
,so several oft most valuable Lots the Island add.
ton 10 the City. -, Wit, ,,,;u
Also large number OF in the Bnena VISTA Churchill
M 1 and Churchill No. Q, additions to the City.
will sell in parcels to suit so me
been retoore laid lots being upwards OF ono
dred Acres and being the same now In the
ABRAHAM Altman and now held by me in trust for Mrs.
Emily Zane. .,,,c, ,,,,crpoSc
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CINcINNArI-MARKEr AND RIVER,


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND RIVER,
ta usH1sss a.-'-.-s--- CIScINNArI, Oct. ID.
FLoUR-Demand fair with sales of 500 bbls. at
3,2Oa3.25.
WuEAT-Sales at 60a62. i|
WHIsKEY-Dull, no sales.
PIC IRoN-Large receipts. Sales OF hot blast
Pig Iron at 80 dollars per ton.
Nothing of Importance done in provisions or gro
ceries.
The river is Al feet, and has risen inches since
Saturday at noon. Weather cloudy and warm.
Freight TO St. Louis 81 a hundred; to New Or
leanss SIPS.
# NEW YORK MARKET.
ut.-.. New YoRK, Oct IS.
FLouR-4 100 bbls. State brand sold at ,44ai, So
Northern at 1856. Fair demand.
WnEAr--Sales OF II, 900 bush. tennessee at I,l2
Western 100.
RYE-2 900 bush. sold at So.
CoRS-Sales of II 900 mixed at 73-rising.
PoRK-Mess 1871 prime 15,62-fair demand.
LARp-l5OO bbls. sold at III.
BEEF-Unchanged. s
PITTSBURGH-RIVERA AND WEATHER.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. IS.
The river is feet 10 inches falling. Weather
| clear and pleasant
FROM PITTSBURGH.
| Oct. 1S-Eye.
River feet 9inches and falling. Weather clear
| and warm.
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Odd Fellows, 1Inson., Red lIen, Son. OF
Temperance,
And other Society ReSal1a,
Banners, Seals aud Je,oeLs. manufactured and sold
by GiLbs 4 Smith, No. 10 baltimore Streef
.ua.r baltimore, Md. 's....'-- .S...
THE assortment usually on hand consists OF
REGALIA,
Odd Fe.Ious'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and En-
Past Grand and other officers. plain and
tt tst. ID. I'd. 9TH and 9Th Degree Parade Re.
galias.
Pehy embroidered Encampnent Parade
Rcgalias
Observation-Disclosures Templar, Royal Arch. and Master.
= Jewels Robes Banners, Swords, &c.
Mons of Experimentation, Grand and Subordinate
observation-disclosures and Members
Rcd Men-Sacbcns, Past officers and richly embroidered
I'D Degree Working and Parade Resaia .H.s..r.e
81 JEWELS
or the various Orders of Silver or Plated Metals
including Knights Tempar, with Ihiks)
... Cd. BANNERS.
Planners ofeyrry size styc and cost adapted the
rious orders Societies. manufactured TO orders and De-
signs for Banners when required, Tree oil ef
pensc showing the style OF the same when fsheu ALSO
| ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS. &c.
Comprising tho largest assortment TO be found IN the
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
..r TRIBES; 81. t.. t..u--
Wishing 10 fit I'M their Halls or supply themselves with
Parade Working Reyaia Banners, &e can depend u-
having their orders satisfactorily filled by calling on or
addressing .aa- GibbS % Nn "a.
Regaa Banner Manufacturers - baltimore Street.
| Baltimore Md - =,
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
RICH AND SEASONAABLE GOODS.

EXPRESS.
~ flECES Paris Bereze DeIains in Rich styles-also
some neat figures for Misses and children.
Rioh Brocade Silks, 81,
Marie Louise G ro DE Rhine, a
NIX and Linen Foil De Non for travelling dresses,
Rich c0lOred Jaconets, new STYLES,
China Silks, dark and neat styles .tt ....f.'. H
y Muslin Bands, ...
p" REVERE Insertings,
l., Lupins Extra Mouselin De Iains and French Meu
noes In Black, Salmon, Rose, Hue and White.
Extra Fine French Linen Cambria II,kfs ..
500 rfaI. Received this day by
q % HH. o. w. HEiSKRLL q co.
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ROUTE OF GEN. SCOTT.
New YoRK, Oct. IS.
Gen. Scott will leave Albany for West Point on
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LEGAL NOTICES.
In ChancerY.

yiruinin. At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
BENJAMIN Jacob, : Complainant. =
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Notice,
re ber.by rven that Hooks subscription to the Capital
SOL 81 The WESTERN RAIL ROAD Co." Ga road
conneng bridgeport in belmont co. with the ,S
be opened at Wheeling Va.-BrdgepoIt ST. Clairsvar,
Unionown Flushing, belmont eoIFreepSr; P
60 and West Tuscarawas county on SAL uhDat
ihE ioi o w W H. HOLLOWAY.
CRISPAN OGLEBAf,
MOSES RHODES,
THOS. C. THEAkER,
J. N. McCoNAHEY.
bridgeport. Sept. rs, is52.-,d
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SINKING oPTHE CLIO NERspRETzENSEA.
...... NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 1s.
The Schooner Spretzensea, of Rockport, with a
cargo Of lime for this port run into last by
the steam ship Roanoke, OF foSt Norfolk, and sunk
immediately The crew were saved.
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NOTICE.

NO ice. ~
w. d. MOTIF,
No l76, Market street,
HAS commenced receiving nom N. York, Philadelphia
III and Baltimore, his first stock OF
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,
To which he will daily be receiving additions until the as
'onment is complete. n.-..
Without rating all articles he would just say TO
s Customers and every body else wishing TO buy, that In
tle stock may he found goods OF the
y. NEWEST FABRICS, AND DESIGNS,
staple and house keeping articles OF the best makes and
quality which he sale at such prices cannot be
bat IN the city. .l --E-I septi
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Short Greek lands for Sale

VrvIsHIN( To Sispose or my Real Estate, offer at pr
day q November rs sa ny
containnr about five hundred sixty This prop
erty is desiraby located both sides OF the Wheeling
Liberty and bethany Turnpike about seven mics
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The in highest state OF impIoyement, haSng
in fields for farming grazing purposes There ave on
premises good dwelling houses with ample sth
bling corn cribs &c There also four good tenants
Houses There il commodous new barn. one hundred
eight feet long by forty four in Width hted IN
particular for the wants OF the ar ample shei-
ter for twelve hundred sheep.
will sell these lands in whole or IN part, 10 sut Inc
wishes of those desiring purchase Terms will be lib
eral. ts ..... 41a.. .-Hsi ~ -, 4,
The rapidly advancing Improvement OF the city OF Wheel
rc the facilities afforded the various rail road connec-
tons about completed with tie West and the Sea
hoard the eycellent ma rkct now afforded in Wheeling for
the productions OF the country render this
highly desirable wishing to arm and
out to purchasers H.. 80 .t..Ts !. W. MilChELb.
Wheeling, Sep. 2t, 1882. ,.,.L
Herald copy tliN . ~
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Virginia., At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Court OF Ohio in the month of September, 1852
Mallory and Asa Johnston own plaintiffs

William F. Curtis, John A. Skunk, An sr1sl latts
thopy Sheets, and Joseph L. Hall, Charles}
Hall and Joseph Hail. coparcrs under the Defendants.
firm OF Joseph Il. Hall & Son, owners of} a u II
the Steamboat "Govcrnor Meigs." mo-,
action OF trespass in the case to recover icas
A $500 daagcs caused by the collision Of the said
"aii Columbia in which attachment was issued
and returned served. ~, -. :. i, IL :. !,
their appearance and appearing by satisfactory PROOF
that they are not of the Commonwealth OF vr
gpa-On motion OF plaintiffs by counsel IS ordered
that they do appear within one month alter quo puon
cation Of this and do what may be leemed
fo ngnect their interests in this and that copy Of
ucr be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in city Wheeling for Tour weeks &c oh
on the first day the county court to be held Tor SAID
county. son. ,.,i,.5,ts ,1oNzo IoRINGE
(G&E) 81 septic oieiAi
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PARTY DRESSES

DlBBoN striped Brocade and twisted silk renadines
II less than New York prices Light oolored Glaze sik
always sales cheaper than you buy them else
where-selling or TO quit-eail at
scp23 JOHSSTOiS'S.
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BY the National Line.
rELEGRAPnEp 70 r TnE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cl
FLORIDA ELECTION,

BALTIMORE, Oct. IS.
In three counties in Western Florida, Ward,
Wing candidate for Governor has 40 maj. Cabell,
for Congress has 81.
All the counties in Middle Florida have been
heard from. Broome, Democratic candidate has
1874 mai. Maxwell, for Congress, has III maj.
Eight counties in East Florida give Ward 60 aud
Cabell so majority. Wing gain for Gov. 1l4-for
Congressman 81. t1Hs
One county in South Florida gives Broome
so and Maxwell 81 maj. Broome ahead SO far l6o'
Maxwell "a ahead. a. ..E
Cabell ST., in counties to hear from.
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Valuable Lot, and
Ar. pRIVyI.EGE FOR SAIL

TIME undersigned for sale lot numbered Sfeen
in square numbered Two, situated on the North "est
corner and Quincy streets TINS ts witou. uoup'
al This time the most valuable building lot III the CITY
WILL ALSO sell all .he coal, held by me in Trust
for Mrs Emily A. Zane in Wheeng Hill, lying SOUTH Oh
n AZ owned and worked by Philip Sutton This coal PRIV
cge embraces some twenty five or thirty acres that ha
bee worked besides la &C amount y IN tr
trance 10 This COAL both sides OF Wheeling HILL VIII DC
sold with it. For TERMS &c, apply ,,,s,.poS,.
sep29-2wd r.'s FRaNOio .'. .'N!"'i '-'
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In Chancery.

virginia, At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit court Of Ohio county in the month OIL september
sarah Jane Mills and Minerva Jane
sni, who sue by George McCreary ComPiainah's. :.
tnsll &C It friend. Ft.g.
Daniel Stecnrod, Samuel Mccoy, Mo
s.s Mills Rachel Wallace, William
Mills James Mills, John Mills Ruth .'s.
Mills Caroline Mills and Catharine Defendants.
Mill, and other unknown heirs at law - -I.slfE
OF John Mills deceased, who was the son ,E g
OF John Mills the elder, late OF Ohio an
county, deceased -i..r..o ,,r ,,, ,,r,i
lion of tract OF Wheeling creek in the county oil
Ohio ind also account o the rents anu pros
The defendants except Daniel Scenrod anu Samuel NC
Cow rot wing entered their appearance and ~
nv Satisfactory proof that they not OF ue
Of motion OF the n
orr nntns aes publication OF this order and DO what
,v he deemed necessary TO project their interests
emf and at copy this order be forthwith inserted
in some news paper published in the city OF Wheeling oI
four weeks end posted at the front door o.
he Court House Of Ohio county the first day OF the next
county court TO be held for said county. ,,,- lu
\ copy testc- ALoNZo LohlNNp, 90
fNelson1iN '(scptlI) CicihD
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Ribbons, Ribbons. &c. ..'
4 FEW pieces OF Ribbons which the rage here now
II hand yet-half price. Chinese scarfs and lot
aoher nice things, cheap for cash--call at
ep23 JOHNSTONS, 1872 Main St
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JRINlERE .NEMS.G

REPORTED FOR THE INTEILIGENGER.
Arrivals and Departures Of stoam Boat.
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yiruinfu At Rules held in tho Clerks office OF thu
c;cut Court of Ohio county in tho month OF September

yiruinin: At Rules held in the Clerks office OF thu
c;cut Court of Ohio county in the month of September
1872. - " ,,..:r -
r. Cianglc & Co. .., plainnh, vas 10
Nelson briggs, - y = 80 : sDccndaht. o-
N Action Of Debt the sum OF 9gi II cents,
,,r on two notes. 2h January 1852, one for
800 due and payable hundred and twenty days alter
te and the other for 91 II CENTS due and payable one
hnd red and thirty days after: date, with interest from INC
c lie said notes respectively became due IN whchsut
an a.iachnent was issued and returned Served. =,
Thc having entered his appearance, anu =,
az ihc CoInmonweaIth OF VirginaOn motion OF the plain
lin by counsel ordered That he do appear mere o VIM,
NAV be deemed necessary protect his interest ms
and that copy this order be forthth SCI
and posted the front door OF tho Court house
o county on first day OF the next county court 10
be held for said county. ,,oxzo,op,Nc. r,or.
rJ&P) A copy Tcste, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-19

r1TE Collector OF Pew rents in ST Mathews Shulen
tends 10 resign his charge ,and would thank uciiqeh
10 era bic him TO return TO the res.ry snort hse-
Wheeling. Sent. Blind.