Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

80 : Z $500. "a Regular monthly
qlseang of Council Vas held last evening.
Nh. s Brady in the chair.
= Ar. Geo, W, Robinson. manbs, 49,.
FlEst Ward, appeared aud was ouaIifie5
: Ion motion of Nj. Shallcross. me Oity
Slssk Was authorized TO advertise for nr6.
P9Sais TO rent the city hay scales.
thne report of the. Committee on 5Ac.
counts was read aud adopted. II recon.
menus the payment of a number of bills
me e., whole amounting to S34s 81.
me COMMITTEE on Water W orka submit,
Aeq arePort, which was adopted, recon.
sne9nai1g the payment of 1886 03 Also q
OH Of Jacob Hull, amounting to $5l2. "a
Message from the First Branch announced
tlAI the report had been concurred in, az
SePt that in relation to Mr.. Huil's bill.-
In9t body adhered to the calculation OF
Mt M. Gltchrist, allowing Mr.. Hull $372.-
On motion of Mr.. 0'Brien, the Second
.aneh adhered to its action, and a Com
mtttee Of, Conference was asked tor. The
result - was announced to the First Branch,
MnenE the report was tabled by that body.
An ordinance in relation 10 the insnee:
slon anu measurement of lumber was read
and referred to the COMMITTEES on Ordi.
nances. ..-. at ;
On motion of Mr.. Pratt, a resolution was
introduced instructing the COMMITTEES on
ordinances TO report an ordinance in re-.
l ls9 to the compensation of City Weigh
er.i -IoalfW bfg arl- r. zoos! -
I'm motion of Nj. Shallcross, the City
Vlerk was authorized to advertise for
proposals for keeping the town clock In
rs;9s!r, for hauling the city coal, aud ply.
Mr.. Robinson offered a resolution an.
thoriztng the City Clerk to have city ad !.
Vertlsements inserted in all the CITY ma.
pers. Laid on the table.
X. Caldwell submitted two nominations
tor Deputy Sergeants. viz: a. Burt for
the Ftrst Ward and W. II. Tracy for the
Third Ward. Received and accepted. Mr..
Tracy appeared aud was sworn.
Mr.. John Nolan submitted proposition
Eelatng to his coal lands, which was re.
Ierrea TO the Committee on Coal Banks.
dr. Caldwell submitted resolution and
communication adopted at the meeting
neld at the Court House on Monday even
ing, looking to the establishment Of a
soldiers Rest, for the accommodation of
soldiers passing through the city. Refer
req 70 special committee, with iustruc.
lions TO report action TO the next meeting
of Council.
on motion Of Mr.. Bodley the Committee
on Water Works were aut orized to extend
the water pipe on Aampden street seventy
On motion OF Mr. Hildreth, the oity
oieEk was authorized to print the names
OF the Standing Committees of Council for
the convenience of the public.
Mr. Hildreth offered the following.
which was referred to the Committee on
, R r That the gas lamp 10 front of
- b. faPPan's Glass House be removed to
Tue southwest corner of Webster and
CnaPiine streets. and that q new lamp be
placed in front of D. Lambs residence Al AZ
the crossing. .sr $50 Z.
Council adjourned.
The above action was conourred 10 by
the First Branch.
b H6r BoHENIAN GLASS BLowaRs.-Tbe
original and popular company of Bohemian
Glass Blowers, who have lately been
drawing such large houses at Smith 8
Pttson's Hall, Cincinnati. will appear at
Washington Hall on Monday evening. At
each entertainment the celebrated low
pressure glass steam engine will be ia full
oPeFationp and the entire process of glass
manufacturing will be in order. All the
toys and other articles made by the troupe
each evening, will be distributed gratuit-
Ously among the audience. Itisan enter
tHinment in which instruction is blended
with amusemsuti aud, moreover, tie fas.
tidtOus who object to visiting other public
exhibitions of a theatrical character, can
indulge IN an airing with the .Bohemiaps
E6s-"LIER IN LIBBY PRIsOS."-Rey. G.
Q. ACcabe, Chaplain of the lleth Ohio
Infantry, delivered a very interesting lee.
ture last evening at the 4,h street A. r.
Church, on "Ltfs in Libby Prison. His
account of the horrors which he witness.
ed there and the cruelties. Inflicted upou
the Union prisoners exceeds anything that