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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
.MEApVILLE NEWS.
ID.1y -. q s. el.vsI.oa I..D.a.l

~ EiEz nGa 49,
y1as 2 MsADvmLE, May 20, 1855.
MiRKErs ISD MAsKErHG.-Our local
press complains of Che high price of mar
ksting, and compares the prices here with
these of New York, showing that we pay
.sVelcents par pound more for beef steak
than tho New Workers. In New York the
'prieelof shat indispensable article is TWEEN
ty-fve cents in Meadvills thirty cents
per pound The Impression here is, that
our butchers have thrown their conscience
to the dogs, and have determined to grow
rich at the expense of the public.
To prevent this, the public should ego
baeks on them, and refuse to purchase till
they come down to reasonable figures.
Not, many years since, q market house
was built on Centre street, in what was
then considered the central part of town
and convenient 10 all. It was thought this
improvement would stimulate competition
and eanse the abandonment of "butcher
shops" upon which all alike depended for
meats and vegetables. For a time the
stalls in the market house were occupied,
but for some reason the occupants were not
prosperous, and they again rssorted to their
"butchsrss shops" TO carry on business as
they had before done.
There is q good opening here for a first
class market house, individual or public,
and we would rejoice to see one established
this season.
EsVNEw Hall N AUsEuH-Mesdville ia
soon tohsve a hall and museum worthy the
place For this new feature the place will
be indebted to our wide-awake townsmaD,
A B. Richmond, Esq. AS soon as l car
get . full description 1 will make an item
of the building
.o or WELLs-The well on French Creek
several miles below town, has been aban.
doned on account of the pipes having beer
driven down crooked. They will be taker
out, and work resumed in another locality
The well on Woodcock Creek, shout 81
miles FROM Msadville, is down about 25I
feet, with excellent indications of oil.
A we'll is bOing put down on the Bosle
farm a short distance below town, OF
French Creek flats.
TIE WKATHER-DULL TmEs.-The I'm.
growing weather We are now enjoying
keeps1Our' farmers at homo busily engsge'
in getting in their spring crops. Their sb
sence from town also makes times a littl
dull for our business men. a,
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few xorE s1oek aaTksI-Hay as.

HeW York stock AArket=Hay 26.
IBT FnLBaRAPH.l. $40 aF
GOVernmanl SSOeR S--Ars githout decided
change. United States TT sasury DOS. seeono Sc
lies, g99<; Ten 10 ties, coup1na, 81; FtEe.tWen
ties, oougOas. IOSE; DO, Dss iss1e 1850
-BbOeks--Dul ard heavy. Rock 1slard $50;
Chicago 4 Southwestern 255<; do pref rcd 6t15i
CieseiEbd 4 Pittsburgh So Michigan southern
$50; Reading 991G N. '. Central S1A Erie I1s,
H1dsan ts%, For. Wayue 93H; Qai HilEsr as
.. q MHaisslppl Ceriinc 'tes 24s1' YiEsi IL skies 81.
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Z. B. HALE, BANKER
ru .l AND l-. a1E EG
. 8. GOVERNMENT Loan agent,
III Superior 81.

u7 $40 PER CENT. AND IO-4O' NATIONAL
Loan. .
ICON mission aiioWed to subsorfbers.l "
HB-u. s. Bonds Of 1881, 5sSO'R, l0-40's, ryeaSuTy
Notes. and ali other Government tecurtties par.
eh.ssi and for Eals on the most faVOrAbl t=rms. b
Cod. Silver. Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold 81 best rAtes,l Deposits received and Col.
leotons made At all AocesSib Q ppints- Uncurrent
funds converted ct lowest rates. Rsvsuus Stamps
6nr s-ta .A.L HH"- |.aH q aHA na HTe
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Auction Sale POstPOnement-fhs sale
Of thirty-,ne Building Lots on Case AVsnns and
Lyman street. to have been sold AZ auction By o.
Gutter 4 Son on Saturday, May 9th, Is unaVOsda-
ably pOstpOaed until Saturday, June Sd, At2o'olook
P. Ii. See Advertisements. nyzI:3lS
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
AUCTION SALES.
.nTU6DaY, JUNE 3D.. 1866.

y
81 Valuable Bulldog Lots on Case
Avenue ana lyman street, --
AT AUOfION-------BY o. CUfTER& SON
q. Gutter & , on viii sell on sAturdAy, Ma, 18th,
1t 2 oc ok P. NJ o. the premises, 81 valuable
Building ots, ( onttug on Case 9senuS and Lyman
straet Said LOts ar iOrty t4Ol ( st front by 40 o
lBs fees in depth. he whole 10 Be sold Witsoet
any reserve Wh4teveF, pr scot Dg . hns etportuni
u for uHs Oh sn,cs and others 10 purchase good
buiIdn g lots at their Wn prices. As rH Ell 9Osf
BIC on. Maps Of ths Lots can be sea II our
Auction Room, 30 1874 Bank s rect.
Terms Il sie-One-'hird ca cash in hand, bal
anos in l and 2 years, with inter st annu ally
my26:olS
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ro1oa ~ sbinners 0IFreight.

The new stAuuch and s,esaHt steamer Aeteor'
Thos. v iIsou, Msster, will leave eur Dock for La
Point aud B.yheid and InteimediAts ports, on
Monday, May 18th, ASsP.A ia.f1 o-l.a
For freight or passage apply to r1-
aErsON 4 co. Agents.,
my2s,2I5 No. 1 Biver street. Cleveland, o.
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q. 4. Money Markes-May 90,
IBY TELEaRAPHl .4. g-4Tr
Money Quite easy At 1909 D ct.
Sterling Exehange@s:ss5y ct iO95sg1lO
for a ct class bills F-- !
Gold at and u~nsettled opening At l3s,
advancing to 1881, declining to 1874 and eiosing
1t 1851.
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o10S A MONTHI-AeEETs WASTED
QlSD every Ehsrs to intro uos the improved
SHAW and CLARK SO FAMILY SEWIsG MACHINE the
OHLI Low prlcs machine IN the country VII Oh u LIZ
CEEsED D. Grover and Bsksr. Wheeler and wilson,
Hove Singer and TO-, anu Batchelder. ALL Othsr
u5achiues noW sold for less than torty dolle . are N
TuNqEMEETs, and the seller and ms r liable 10 me
and impusOnmest. Salary and expenses, or large
oommissi1u, q lowed. illustrated circu as seut II ..
address SHAW a CLARK, BIddeioTd. hAine.mll-N
NO A MONTH"; WANT AGENTS
~ everywhere. at so a Month, expenses paid. to
sell Fifteen Articles, the best 8 u ng ever o1enS'
Fall Particular free. Addrsss OIl5 i. CARL
Bidde ord, Name. ~h
ROK SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
House, IS nd IS Prospect street, GuIteb E for 3
boarding house. Terms easy. EnQurS
". HUBLE. At the fhceo kAekus . NOBLE. Isls:1
A GREAT BAkGAIN.-Fhe under
"A signed wishes to Sc / mis- Steam Saw MIL, stu
- one M lie and 3 L u-th est Of v trim otaHon.
II basn good up-and-dOwD saw, and 8 goo CIRCULAR
~ All 10 running order. i viii ssh the above very
cream For 10. Their psrticul Re, please write OF Call
o. ALTER V. Wills. ObeIhns .. myz-z2
land FOB SALE-Fihy-thres sores
II sptua ed on Wilson avenue, 81 Clair and suPe7
Nor al. extension, known a. the Sterling Farm ~
~ n in tot, TO suit purchaser. Enquire q 4. N
KEYS or n. NJ RAhaLAn 1I2--
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

NRw MooE-Anew moon made her sp-
p~earance last night in the heavens. 1t will
be conceded that this is a local item.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

A MorzER WAHrED.-Au infant, some
two weeks old was recently left at the door
stsp of . highly respectable family, Fho
have made application to the@Indnstriai'
School Home for its sdmittance into tha3.
institution. We have no help to take in
charge such = child, and are 2H1ious to.
procure for it q place in some good femily.i
me pretty little girl is left In the wide
world WITHOUT parents or g~uaFdian5Aud ~
is sincerely hoped that some hanahy Will
array for it at the Industrial Home :,
@ --r ; r. RATEaroy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

saves half the soap and half the work. Is
worth more than all 1he wAhtng machines ever
invsntedi Sold By Druggists and Grocers. Ash
for LiaIa1OOds. Washing Crystal. v. L. PoREEK
Agent, iOT Bank street mylst:adtsF
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
-CITY NEWSI

A few cartons choice Flowers opened this
morning at Mrs. shaw's. my25
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

Lambs Knitting mRebIne.-sEzIUS
TRlUHFHAST-Ths greatest invention Of the Ago.
Earrows the toe, knits the heal, complete in one
piece. Will do sII that is is p~roui,ed to DO In our
circulars. Call on or address, with stamp. AL
JOHNSON, go Superior St Cleveland. INITIALS
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ToNsoRiAL.
b HATR W0Rh-
~. , US EER ESTABLISHMENT,
fHn LAHaEaT IL WIS SrATNa

W A0D AM nam HpAAs
IN. D US EEE ESTA3LEsEaENT,
TIKI LRsEH1 IL WIS sTATz
g. UIs HasiEa aEa LzllEy Hsls nsesSlHzI
L ~ 3 L SQUARE.
HanEfaogaEss o. al Sisas Of NTes, iarlH Eiss
he eaiSbratfa
ILLGSfZ 3 VIC.
Ehas 20 resembles npseIs ~ % 55iJ me elossss
Sorutiay. A very iargs ana beautiful stock Of
long HAIR, b-cpghs b he proprstor non
Europa, sE sHfTOHGs and BRAIDs-sas fnpSt
ssscrtmsnt ever Ss-n IN this city.
Ladies' Front PtsSss and EalF.WiFg.
In svury styA With al improvements.
BErs OF OURIs, nAds ron EFsash HatuL
0urlsd Hair tzAra1tesdl
WUGEu DOUBha and TRIPLE ROWa
WATERFAhLS, 20,
Hads b. the adysrtiysE, sgaEi 70 tkoss inportsd.
badios' Braids made into soy kind Of Hssd.Drsu
o. Bow without Injury 70 switch.
bADIEs, , DksSSIHe IN ina aost prevail
hEAnd Ashi0sEbla nYiss.
- Al york warranted - fsDrstsusss.
i. HOT sd cor usT4s . II 49, E-srE
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eve AND EAR.

NENTS WHITE sHIRTS-IN ALL.
" sizes snd qualiiirs, at prices below anything
in the market. Jast opened. :.
j. a. DEWITT = CO, 81
mygs5 5ls& aid TAaal1 PEbae sYuNpepdI
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LOCAL NOTICES

81. . .aHa IM." .aH- H.
The Mistress OF b White HOuse.-u
is said that Mrs. Slower, . dsushiss Of President
JOhnsOn, will take charge Of he Whit' HooA', on
account Of the Illness Of Mrs. Johnson III nsfd-
les to say that Ehs win do hOOoF to the Preaidsn-
tial m%An,ion, nor that, in company With msny
other sensible ladies, she will hereafter PAtroni1s
the popular estAB ishmeut Of Jacob FIHtk' mann
fAct5rer aad dealer IN Hop Skirts Corsets' and
Ladies' Fancy Goods, So 1928 fuPefior street "
der the American. Thirty per cent. is saved by All
who purchase. myFT 2o4
L. o. -. F.-Ths members Of Cleveland Lodge
Nc. Is, 10 o.. r. are requested to meet e. their
hall, on Sunday, st 3 o'clock, to attend the fsnerAl
Of Brother h. W. Nsy. Brother and sister Lodges
are respectfully invlted to attend. "
HENRY BOwLET, n. q.
n. CoREIqAR, Secretary. UaL myn
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

'THE BALANCE OF OUR SPRING
i STOCK Of
READY-@AoE CLOTHING
GENTS FURNL8BING Go0DS
wa be sold 81 greatly reduced PrSes ~
bpAS Asa raD 1lzrl sieuH
49, irlasF Ezasa agsi4 4a-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

'1lTR1lL OF THE LAKE ERIE RrRATEss-The.
case of the United States U.s.. Msffiek and
Rosenthal will sOOn come up in the
United States Court. Marshal Bill, who
Yesterday conducted 0lmsted stozthe Erie
county Jail, wa expected to 6Ffif0in, this
city last Hight,or this morning ct the lstest,
with the military prisoners, Cole and Rob
insOn, confined st JOhnson's Island Th0
ssrstossEFa Is witnesses in the aHeTs TRIAL.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27
THE STANDARD
Il $50
Moving Kachine Of the World.
Woods Prize Mower
ADVANTAGES OTER oFaERg.

ADVANTAGES OVER OFaERz.
Simplicity Of construction; light draft, being
THE u6HTEsT DRAFT MACHINE m THE WGRLD;
durability; closensas Of cut; It never clogs. viii cut
ell kinds Of gTass-Wet o. dry, lodged or s~tsnding,
tame or prairie 10 side drafts no weight on
horses ne ks c1tter-bar can re raised in IN In.
slant. Uah ease, 70 pass distractions; low Iries, &C.
This Machine has been used for the past hvs
yssrs throughout the United Ststes, in Grelt Brit
ain, aud On the coatin-nt, more extensively than
aay other Mover, and has given universal ~sAtisiao-
sion.
Vhsr yer e has been entered for competition at
public trials and exhibitions, its superiority has
been acknowledged
DS-Oheaps.t Machine IN tbs market this season,
and uarranted 10 equal say in point Of excellence.
Old Machines repaired
L. c. FROST & CO
I46 SENECA STREET.
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HudsOn's UnTiValIed Tooth Paste does
not operate up N the principe Of securing, - does
powde ed pamiee stone and FulEeti1sd charcoal
but /, a compound peculiar to it'slf, which aceom
Pill hes all Il claims to peJOrn sO!d By all Drug
stst.. my22:2r7
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SEW ADVERTIsEMEEIH.

Academy Of Kusie-MAd. seh'ller q GhAs. Pope
DR. Ligt fhilI-DeAfness, OatsTrh, &o. RI
J. L. Hahn-Trench Illusion Ponneh.
Bower 4 Higbes-Plain Black Silks.
I~ounglove, Massey d Oo.-HubbArd Mowers.
For Sale Top Buggy.
Morris 3 Prics-Oottsee for Sale.
8. Bronson-Hotsl for Sale. g.
Jacob Frank Local Notice.
Lambs K hitting Maobins-LooAl Notice.
Auction Sale PostpoOsd-LOcAl Notice.
TO- F.-JocI HotIcs.
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SIS,

A LLKE jobs
WhOia1Al' sna RstaH DUAiashBWrv
sSTlp Vein, OesunhEznA and GhtppeWa
c . q LS
Ouos on Q. AZ. B. 4 PiaE. AMo, Omos and TaFd
Is kus1o Strsot B. 3. OrosoinE. Ooai of0H
EzosAazt 0nnlity for -
gEEAM, cas-, GRATE5,e STOVES,
O0os or RoaS Gee. Also, AhTHRkOTTE GOAL
a Langs 81 small qaHntisisa.
Orders assp~otfullyrollelsd sud promptly Gtssad.
- ~ T-rns - 0ayiasaa
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by Telegraph
EFlOuF-Dull ands eciinsd l0al5c.
Nneai-Dull. Sale, at 81 255<sI 50 for No. l.
81 Hal IS t0r No. e
COrn-Dul aud cesliued &C. Sales AtCos6s3zs
for No. 1; 54s55e for no. 2.
Daaa-FiTm. Sales skate or N i.
HfghRtnes-AotiTe ~ SiSa1 30
PrOVisaens-Firm Mess Pork So 50a2s co.
prinl- mess ST 90
Reeeipts-Flou A5N bbls; wheat 1000 bui
corn. 400; Oa's 1909.
Ssipments-.5OO bbls -four; 1900 bu Wheati
81 100 arn, le,CoO oats
Freights-Iul.
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nEn nnn MONEY ApYANORD-

COU,UUO in sums 70 suitzst ne old stand and
weu-knovn HAGhERS LOAN OEElOAi 2n secu-
rites oleTsry kind, viz: Gold and silver Watches,
6iamonds, Silver Ware, JeWely. tuna Pistols,
mothing. bry Goods, PixnUs, MelOdeonss and AL PSF
H5naI property and aracics Of value on the most SAT-
tfactory terms. Business strictly private; EslAp-
Esbed Isl. MA variety Of unredesmed watch
- J.geIU gups, etc, or sale at bargains.
dfBo--cornsr OF Water and superior streets, over
DAVIS q PsiEOttOH UiOthing store wcxvp
Oct22
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NEW STYLES BF BUCKLES Jas
IN I~sosiVSd ss 0oW5Ess.
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PHILADELPHIA MAKKEF-Nay 2s.

RHILADELPHIA MARKEF-May 26.
[By Telegraph
Rrsadstuhs have an advancing tendency caused
by the advance IA gold.
FIOnr-DulI Tales extra at 81 OOss 90.
Nhent-Fnm. rates red 1t 81 65SI rs Ken
tuchy white al 81 o..
Eye-9Ca95o.
OOrn--Flru. Sales yellow At s5ss0c.
Oaus-Firn- sa rs At Sc
Wnisky-DecIntd ~ s SO
PelrOieum-Firmsr. Sales crude at $50
reansd fsaTlo-
BsnZue-A2s4s .r.--
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AMUsE N ENT

80
A OADEKY or MUSIC lo -"
PRICES OF ADMISSION. -
Dress Circle and PHrquetts SO cents; Secured eeata
70 Dress Circle, rs cents; Family Circle, 50 cents
GAilsry. IS osnts; Private Boxes, IS aud Sa-
Single seats IN Private Boa es, 81. r-4It. r.
So Oolored persons VIII, undsr no circumStSn.
oes, be permi ted to occupy seats In any other por-
tion ofibe house, save the Gallery. Admission 45e.
Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at g. a- O.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
MB ca <RLE5 POPE,
And Lot appearanCe o. himself and 1904 s'
MADAME MATdUA SOHELLER. %
THIS "a urfAy) evening, Nay 27sh, 1885. VII b
presented shakstptare'- ar AZ b.Act hazedy Of
4-a4 rr .
He6OeuOn me- SEAouoE
To conclude With the amuiug Farce called the
WKNnERTHa MTNdtREL. 81
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

lust RROKIVEDArRB FINEST
81 .sortA-sAt q Rsit Buohlss ever 2 us city, -
m Is OOWBEg,
a.-TH ~ @~S1 -
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DYE FI0URF RYE FIDURI-For
IL salei Z lots 20 Slitg q He1eho1sa 100 .
Aah ,Lss1A TaGASVAAAh48FeeW
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another case Of yictOrin Caps u rec lived
At Mrs. Hutohins', IS Seneca st. myE.22
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A s,nsc-iber oders for sale hts residence, situated
80 md !. hslf miles from the Court House, Ia a very
dsSi rabie locality. The Lot covers ten and ooe half
- o. excsedinEy chOics land, and contains an
Sb1ndsnce OF ShrubberYi Raspberry trees ana
strsVberTy plautB; Ga . Vines u good essoEt 1enYi
SssTfs orchard i've Year, old, congbting o. upEaros
Ss1nfr Ar iIe. Pear. Plumb aud Ohery Treet al
= : nnmb-T Of Ounce trees, all Of which are inst BE-
Gnrfng - bear, The HOUSE IL brick nearly new
- - .teei1o sev-n LOFTY rooms. The Barn, Carriage
ho1so- Cow sheds, and other Out-buld g. are IA
good condition. Altogether, Il u . Very deelraDle
rsSidanes and viii BE- sold cheap Tor casa OF .iopg
~ s,Ss JOHN ALGXAEOER.
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TOLEDO MAEKET--May as.
e. no .r by Telegraph
Wheat-In good milling dtmsnd at Q decline
Of Sg4c sales uhite m~lc1igRa 81 u; amber do
81 53, red Wabash 1t 81 4eal So
OOru-Qulet sud Urn a. TIC for mixed.
naaaAInl A. 81. IL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-14

HOSIERY HOSIERY! HOSIERY y
The attention of the public generally is
directed to the new and well supplied
store of John Eckhart g. Son No. lS3
Main street nearly opposite the Grant
House, where can be had every descrip-
ton of Hosiery for ladies, gentlemen and
childrens wear. Being the most extern
sive Stocking Manufacturers in the city,
they can offer to the trade an article of
Hosiery superior to any in the market
Their stock consists in part of Plain and
Ribbed Wooden, Plain and Ribbed Me
rino, Analine Ribbed, Balmoral, Fleece
ed Cotton, Silk and Cotton Hosiery.
The junior partner having recently re-
turned from the East, offers in connec-
ton with the above, a full line OF ladies
and gentlemen's Under Shirts and Draw
ers, Gloves, Nubias, Hoods, Linen and
Paper Collars, Silk and Linen Handler
kerchiefs, Suspenders, Neck Ties, Brush
es and a full assortment of Notions in
general
All colors and qualities of Cotton and
Wollen Knitting Yarns always on hand.
Returning thanks for the kind patron
age bestowed upon us in past years we
would kindly solicit continuance of the
same. JOHN ECKHART & Son
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-14

ALITrLE WANDERER RESTORED To ITS
PlRENTS.-About dusk night before last
a little boy about three or four years of
age was found wandering up Main street
Mr. Young, at M'Donald & Youngs liv
sry stable, observed the little fellow and
rook him into his Office He could scarce
" speak plain, and it was therefore a
difficult matter TO ascertain his name
aud place of residence. He seemed to
enjoy the company Of his newly formed
acQuaintances for time, but soon became
restless, and the wits of orr jovial friend
Young were puzzled to pacify the young
ster After diligent search and inquiry
at late hour, Mr.. Young succeeded in
ascertai ming that the child's name was
Robinson, and that its parents resided in
Centre Wheeling. He took the child in
his arms and started ont to hunt its place
of abode,-which he ound,-and placed
the little wanderer in the arms of its
mother, much to her joy and greatly to
her relief
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-14

YESTERDAY MORNING two wagons col
lided on the Island, near the foundry,
and man was thrown out and sudden
y introduced to the ground He lay for
a time, apparently quite unconscious. A
number of passers-by fastened to a Doc
tor who was not far off, and asked him
10 examine the fallen man. The Doctor
rushed frantically forward, examined the
mans pulse, thrust his hand
into his bosom to feel if his heart was
beating, anxiously watched to perceive
if he was breathing, and finally pro-
ncunced him dead-drtmk He was
placed in an express wagon, removed to
a neighboring house, and at last accounts
was doing as well as could be expected
under the circumstances.
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cry ANDSTATE NEWS.
or. Gold and Other Markets, aad
u,.ecIlanesus Mater TO be 70, form" on
=. Rcurfh Page.

TIE FAIR AND SroCK EXHIBITION
With Yesterdays exhibition closed the
s,orth annual fair of the Northwestern
Virginia Agricultural Society Though
last il was not least There were more
visitors present than were ever in the
sounds at any former exhibition. and
,bs whole enclosure was a scene Of, life
and animation The races were very in
teresting, and during both trials the
greatest excitement prevailed.
AT teno'clock A. NJ. the trial for sweep
stakes, open to horses that had never
bcrten 240, best three in five, took place,
A. i resulted as follows: "Sorrel Prince"
owned by il. Stevens, of Marietta)
ILL; "Hada" Owned by Reitter, of Pitts
burg) 2,2,2;; "Sorrel Bashaw"(owned by j.
/. Stevens, of Marietta) 1888. Time
@42s; 2:l2 2:404 The first premium (S5o)
was awarded to Prince" the second
500 to "Hada."
Al two o'clock p. NJ. the trial of trot-
ring horses in harnesses, mile heats, best
three in five, came off, and resulted as
follows: "Mary Ann" (owned by S. Key,
of Pittsburgh 2,l,1,1; American Star"
.owued by F. Lafferty, of Pittsburg)
1922. Time, 1884; 2:36a; 2:35s; 2:33.--
The frstpremium (S30O) was awarded to
Mary Ann," the second (SlOo) to Star"
The Fair was decided success and far
the expectations of all con
cerned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-14

GAUs e. wARNAFELDT Projectors OF .the
Office Saloon and Restaurant, No. G Washington
Hall, sole agents for John O'Farrall g. Cos SUI
perior fresh can and shell oysters received daily
BY express All kinds of game on hand in pro-
per season. Families supplied at moderate
rates. Choice Wines Ales, &C., at the Bar
The Billiard Rooms connected with this house
are fitted up in the most approved style
sep21-6m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-14

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. David Kerr,
resident of Somerset township, Wash
ington county, Pa, fell dead in his own
house few days since. He was eighty
six years of age, and much esteemed
citizen of Pigeon creek.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-14

STABBLNG lAFFAIR.-Night before last
some difficulty occurred on Main street,
near the corner of Union, between Q
white boy named Beatty and negro
whose name we did not learn. After ..
short and angry pafiey, the negro drew
knife and stabbed: the boy in the side,
The boy was conveyed to his residence II
East Wheeling, anA at kastaseoounss his
wounds EssGryt sfHt sgd dangerous.
The negro made good his esesps.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-14

MUNICIPAL CoURT.-In this Court yes
terday George johnson was fined five
dollars and costs for disorderly conduct
John Gillespie was fined twenty dollars
and costs, for creating a disturbance.
Not coming to time" with the funds he
was committed to Jail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-14

RIvER-The river was falling last even
Jug, with three feet nine inches water in
tue channel.
The Pine Grove, Capt. Lon Bryson, is
|thc Cincinnati packet for this evening.
We see that the Wild Wagner has
been indulging in "a bit of race" with
|the Major Anderson. The Anderson left
Louisville first, but was passed at IL mile
Island and beat to Madison. From thence
Ito Cincinnati the Anderson got ahead,
|and attemptind to run across the bows
<of the other steamer, was run into and
5had her cookhonse badly mashed up"
fThe Anderson reached the landing about
one hundred yards ahead of the Wag-
[oner. The latter made one more landing
on the trip than the Anderson. The pas
Jsengers of the two steamers exhibited
great interest in the result of the compe-
Itition, and excitement reigued high,