Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24

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81 Taxes! Taxes!e Ta1eeslsss sd
71AvlNe been from bsyond my eoatFo delayed
% , e Psy
ri lie same in order % iSiltt5 to he
k1s psyer3 see the necessity their
aIouct [sept22-1ml. sAM!L1RWfN, Q. 3. =,
egeFta Cents a Resk he 4tt6l ligsasertis
farnisled to,su osesibers.in any part the city
asishbOrhool at ten cents week. : he : :,
Eg-4 Rei1 R550sSry.s22 ght, before last
I.xi. Jordan, and ,.to!in Bro&i,; encountered !,
1.-The Tarlon house,.a lame fellow from the
.,,ntry named John McIlelvey. As McKelvev
t VS. Strangely lapd sSpsdgarE EuEbbBosed} TO-
have sout ntodey,S thty dseidsd to takjhid8f H.
they. invited three several titpes,s
utKelyey complying every ti,ne. AT last they
.reed 10 show him drsul capital plaaco
la yILeteea he spisht find q cheap. arfts
ptaSesaF reRast=Stsld Edpos9 a.
rey consented, and they proceeded up through
the Market House, and there sat towe uponsa
p5s Of boards. They sat there and chnued
swhiie, when suddenly one of:the rne1atliruStl
his baud into the victims pocket, sand. pulling
forth about lwenty>dollars in. bills, the rascals
took to their heels and ran. away McKelvey
being pretty drunk, limped around and found a
resting place, and yesterday morning he made
complaint before Aid: Duly, describing the
men as near as he conld who had dragged him
with whisky andhooked his money 4 warrant.
was placed in the hands Of officer scroggi1s,, and
soon afterwards that official brought in Messts.
Jordan and Brown. MctIeivey identified them
ms his-rompaniOns=nf=ttre- previuus-r he
youngest Of the two men accused wspt like a;
rain cloud, and denied any participation in thS|
theft The elder one, who, perhaps, has more
ezperlerce,1 tool very cootly: Both were
committed to:iRil5to await a furtherheaTing be-
fore5,he County Court .===ss==z==
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ofthe year whenztie editorial
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reflections Goneefnti tie aulaaRsofs and
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and skies sd iil iaRai
and wiE6e more
from the celd.I aF4;siiio
through 40 pRssgbel6Fe
emerging :snnsFl -
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6aEosts-FElIisl asvacant house ouztIic
river bapE, some distance below the city, WHICH
ssad 10 6evisitedIregdlarly by ghosts, bnt no es.
Teeal attention was attracted to the place. until
night or two ago, when an=intelHgent gentle;
men passing the place, discovered scene some
what similar to that witnessed by Fam 0'shan.
ter ter "auld lang syne,". The old evil one. says
oDrinformant, seemed TO be holding aSfevec aud
was enjoying himself ms flssPs=iN the=tl1e#7
REST kind Of a &aH.,. EAe gentleman cannot be
Psrspadsd l}6al lh9 ihb6Se is1the Rendezvous of a
Vt Of abandoned peopfe1of both sexes, who re.
sattt5ereNtG Be tho Way 0flihe authoFi!:
ties, t59ega s Ns3S & IF : satied that
sl=lS2 So 15alsSf5S sEig which
db0utZls1l>daS<4ago, has atlasl
arrived in Cincinnati. The boat is about %
feet long, and is all the way from New York
Size is ownsdagd cotnmandeetz by John Fourzs-
long, an Irishuran; the crew consists Of his vile
aud four children. This boat he has roived al