Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-21

,sy-7sn Cents a Heck.-The Intelliqencer is
foToished 10 subscribers in any part of the city
- neichborhood at ten cents week.
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4 Strange 4B4ir.A story is going about
t,ro to the effect that about two years ago. a
man came to Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, about twelve
niles from this city, aud deposited in the branch
hank of that place, large amount Of money
The man only remained over night, aud the next
moynir,g drew his money from tho bank. re.
s,mrd his journey, aid the circumstance was
s,on forgotten by all=who were acquainted with
=;t. Some tvyo weeks ago, a couple of men who
,.nrpsentcd themselves as police officers from
Washington City, came to Mt Pleasant to make
.,o,;ry aftcr the traveller of two years before.
rbsr said he had been murdered and robbed.
aai that they had reason to believe the money
w,s concealed somewhere in the neighborhood.
They had iagram=rcpresenting certain grounds
: where they intended to search for the hidden
treasure. The two men left Mt. Pleasant. and
,fter searching some time for the money, said
they could and nothing, and left for no one
knows whittier After their departure, snspi-5
=cioa of foul play induced citizen of the town
to write to Washington in regard to the char
actcr Of the officers Areply came that no such
persons wcrcknow in the city. 1t is now
thought thatiftherc was any murder in the
case, it was committed by the very men who
came to hunt for the money, and that they sue.
ceeded in finding it. # is at least to be regar-
dsl.ns rather odd affair, aud one that ought 10
{ he inyes igated.
~ Liscly Times IN Vest Li6erty.-On Sat q
ntdsy last a man named John Cox, living near
Hest Liberty, in this county, took occasion 10
abuse his mother, when his brother Abraham
demonstrated, and was finally attacked by john.
Abraham, having but#onc arm, could not de-
Eod himself, aud was severely beaten. John.
9as=taken before amagistratc and bound over
toanswer at court.
On Monday morning nan by the name OF
=Wm.Iauton, tenant Of John Cox's went be.
tore magistrate aud complained that Cox and
his wife had csnspircd against his CEautou's|
fife. IezSad he had heard them talking in bed
about taking him ut the first convenient oppor
tunity. The Cox's were arrested aud after be,
ing heldto bail.returned Tcuton'z compliment
Exchanging himw ithcertain threats of violence
lauto,' was also placed undc, bonds to keep Iii.
peace.
~ Passing Countcrfeit ltfoney.- Yesterday
=morninga German named Simon Schicvel. Of
Ritchietown, was arrested for passing ten
dollar counterfeit note on Frederick Maggie who
keeps aslagcr beer saloon opposite the Custom
house. 1t seemed that about week ago
Schieycl presented the note to have it changed
and Naegle gave him good money forit The
Dextaday when the note came back upon him
schievei acknowledged it TO bc5spu.ious,= putt
in his pocket aud said ne would pay Niegle the
: ten dollars in day or two. As the money
vas not forthcoming at the appointed time,
Nirgle suspected the delinquent of design to
sWlndle hin, and SO had him arrested and taken
before Aid Duly. Schieyel had lied so exten.
slyeys about the note that the Alderman consi,
deFed it his duty to commit him to Jail for a
further hearing, though in the absence of neces-
saFyzeyldence it will be hard to convict him
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77g5-Lissio Woyt Again.--yve have received
Information by telegraph from GAINESVILLE, that
there ism such person as Lizzie Wayt in that
city Weare, therefore, induced to believe, as
we intimated at the time, that the letter which
appeared in our paper the other day, attribut.
ing the recent s27OO robbery to Miss Belle
Winter, and signed by Lizzie NNayt, isa hum
bug The letter was, no doubt, written by the
woman Wayt herself. or some of her aiders
and abet.Ors, for the purpose of saving her rep.
aation abroad
az Tie Heal td.-The health of Wheeling at
this season Of the year, was never better than
now, even when the thermometer is ranging
IRON ninety to one hundred degrees. we hear
ol.6ut ts@=cascs Of sickness, AMI these are gem
e,ally caused by the too great indulgence 10
eating unrit'e fruit and vegetables; aside from
these 1, our town is unusually healthy, aud the
a9e'ors have chance 10 enjoy themselves the
same as other people.
81 They in Disguise.-An old mendi-
zs1"s, bent with age hard drink, or something
g.ss Is. going aOoutthe city soliciting money
: :. one Instance he was known to abstract GER
z.aaa= sal1aO Ties tsom u parlor manttu piece, in
8 s.le absence Of those from whom he expected to
Ssss Hs=i is, no Doubt professional litter, aid
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