Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-14

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sg5-Tsn Cantse lYsez.-The Intez1igencer is
furnished to subscribers in any part of the city
q ncighborhood at ten cents a week.
Gone Ag0in.-Aliss Lizzie Wayt, who is
.lsged 10 have robbed Mr.. Geo. G. Murray Of
<,5,5 OH. Saturday last, and who was after
cards arrested, and made to condcnse the bile
a. Iiseorsing eighteen hundred fit, has sue
,sc.3ed il. making her escape again, this time
,,king with her all her baggage, which had
HON previously given to her. Mr.. Murray
having received through Sergeant Mcdonald,
M creates portion Of his money, swore out 4
n,,rraat for Lizzie's arrest, but she will not he
Easily caught now. After her arrest She was
co,,inel in the Beginner House, and on the eye-
o;or before last, being under no restraint she
look French leave, and during yesterday was
invisible to the naked eye. The young woman
was much affected during hersinlervicws with
the police and Alr. Murray. She declared, with
tears il. her eyes that this was the first time she
ba, ever sold a dog, and regretted for the sake
other relatives aud friends, that her name had
cot into the newspapers. Miss Wayt has an
uncle residing short distance east Of the city,
al whose house she remained from the time Of
The robbery until her arrest on Monday. She
also hnsrclatiycs residing in the city.
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I'm Honest 4i'sa.--A day or two since
tEO gentlemen were driving along the pike at a
rather rapid rate east Of this city, and not far
from the first toll gate, when they saw a man
following on a dead run and calling 10 them 10
stop The buggy stopped and tue man ap--I
preached with a pocket book, and enquired i'll
yitEerOlthe gentlemen had lostit Receiving
negative reply the man ran away to hunt the
owner. Having found the pocket book in the
road and seeing it contained a considerable sun
otHoncy, lie had followed the buggy FOR at least
i mile through the broiiing sun 10 restore it to
tas owner. We know plenty Of men who would
tass.run even more than a mile in an opposite
direction in such ascass. We arc incllned to
regard this as rare instance of honesty Of
porpose- instance picked out Of a couple
ii hundred.
iaz-Hot Day.-We don't much blame the
poet that Old for u lodge in some vast wilder
ness Most any OF us would owe for a similar
retreat on such u day as yesterday, if we could
gytit=on lime
P.S.-Sseing that the above is likely TO be
misunderstood, to our. great peril, wc hasten 10
inform the reader that re only meant TO say the
weather was hot. Being under the Impression
that the mercury was reaching for one hundred,
We called across the;siry the Il gus to ascer-
lain.thetruthC9 The occupant of the tripod,
brushing a hoIsetiy from his nose, gasped back
tEat=the thermometer was melted.
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- tSeri0uS illness 81 % G8.ful Giti=eN.-.
Nr WIN. S. Woodsile, formerly master of
transportation Of the baltimore aud Ohio Rail-
loal Company, and who has 3serycd that conl-
for aboye.a quarter of century in various
offices, ROW lies seriously i'll at his residence
and fears are xpressed that his life cannot be
preserved much longer. Mr.ZlVoodside resign.
cd his office in the company on account Of his
declining heath, and travelled considerably IN
.the=hope of lettering it This announcement
oftle serious illness will be read with regret
by=his numerous iricnds.#z=ss.
a Our paper is almost exclusively occupied
this morning with original matter, a great deal
(which =canc=oycr tue wires. us last eve
rng and night. The pains which the agent of
tie Associated Press at tins point takes to pre-
pare the dispatches for the hands Of our com
posters, materially facilitates our wearisome
night abors, and is deserving of our especial
thanks.
Tic Fair,-.rhe list=of premiums, Just
issued from this Office, for#the Virginia North
Western. Agricultural. society, can=now be had
tic otiicc=of W. f. Peterson, either with or
without wrappers The pamphlet contains a
great deal that is interesting to all who desire to
SSH tue assesiation in providing the best ex-
floition that has ever taken place on the
grounds.
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~ Tat f'iy.=-ln matter of the dispu.
ted ni::;,ln which Mr. Tharp and Jimmy Haley
We're the contestants, we have to say, that Mr.
Ifarp has recovered $40 damages before a
Justice lie did not break down the pig pen
at haley's as has been stated, but being a law.
solal@s citizen, chose to get possession of his
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