The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
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WEDNEsDAY lIORNINa. NOV. I.
CIRcUIT CoURr.-Judqe CaIdlgeN pre-

WEDNEsBAY aoRSISe, Noy: !:
CIRcUIT CoURE.-Judge caIdtceN pre-
siding-AdjoMr1ament Of lie Session.
Circuit Cont met yesterday morning
at o'clOclt, and at 4 p. M adjourned
its session until the December term,
which begins the first Tuesday in the
month.
During the day yesterday fine follow
ing business was transacted:
The Rev. John p. Hamilton was Ii
censed to celebrate the rites OF matri-
mony in the State Of West Virginia.
The argument in the Maxwell will
case was concluded, and the Judge will
deliver his decision at the December
term.
In the case of sherman & Cole rs, L.
c. Frost a judgment was given by the
court for the plaintiff in the sum OF
S22,9sO 4s. This was suit for a bill for
grain sacks.
account of Sheriff Joseph Seybold,
against the State, amounting to $40 40,
for summoning jurors and witnesses,
and for subsisting jurors, was allowed.
In the case of John Darrah ~. Daniel
Zane's executors, Judgment was given
by the court for tho plaintiff, In two
suits, amounting respectively to $500
and $3.50.
A final decree was rendered In the
case of @. w. Humphrey RS. William R.
PumphreY. This was case of long
standing. Z y
In the case of John Kingdom
rs. George w. Smith. asuit to recover
wages claimed to be due the son Of the
plaintiff, n verdict was rendered for the
plaintiff in the sum of 5000.
decree was given confirming the
sale OF the East Wheeling pork house.
A WoRDTO PARRETs.-We desire to
speak word OF kindly advice to the
parents Of our city, and to those especi-
ally residing near the lines of the rail-
roads. BE careful 10 keep your children
away from the cars. Boys, when al
lowed to use their own pleasure, arc apt
to congrcgate about the railroad, par-
ticulHrly when the cars arc in motion.
We have seen them frequently jumping
on and Off of trains under swirl head
why, and are not surprised TO learn of
almost daily accidents. Only on Mon
day last We recorded the death in this
way of lad in Ritchietown. 1t would
be much better II parents would exer-
else little wholesome authority over
their children, and Keep them away
from such dangerous places. The rail-
road officials can do nothing with these
boys-ndvice to them meets generally
with impudence, and in tho event Of
attempted correction parents are apt to
interfere, and the result is that the boys
are allowed TO hang around the trains
ms much ms they please, so long as they
are not in the way of the workmen,
Parents, use care, and keep your child
rem at home, or ut least away from such
dangerous places. If you do not, sor-
row may come to your households, and
you will be chiefly blameablc.
srUnIoUs PosTAL cURRENoY.-Tbe
new issue of postal currency Is being
extensively cOunterfeitOd. An ex-
chnnge gives some descriptions of the
spurious notes, which will answer yery
well 10 detect them when new, but
when they become old and worn the
genuine ARE almost as indistinguishabIe
from dirty brown paper as tho ialse.-.
The descriptiOnis as follows: Fifty cent
notes, new issue-on the top ofthe bill
the words FURNISHED only by the AS
sistAnt Treasurer and Designated De-
pOsitories Of the United States;" observe
the two words "of the;" on tho genuine
there isa little space between them-not
80 on the limitations. Fifty cent notes
--the engraving is good, but the guilt
frame around the head is very bud. Tho
paper hns, however, the appearance Of
common print paper, and is very whit |
ish. tits IA little smaller than tho gem.
uine. Six barrels on the right hand Of
Washington are very indistinct. TWEEN
ty-tiye cent notes are poorly engraved,
aud on miserable paper, the gilt frame
around the bead don't show any gilt,
Ten cent notes are very coarsely done,
and the green ink is very pale.
CoNFIpENCE NIEN.-The term conf.
denco men has been given to those who.
by their socIability and their apparent
honesty, acquire the confidence Of
strangers, and then ingeniously swim
die them. Several of these fellows have
been operating in some of our neigh.
boring cities recently, and we warn our
business men TO be on the look ont for
them. Their many devices are really
surprising, and are well calculated 10
take people in. We have heard lately
of some Mnrtinsville rascals who wore
arrested in ohiow while carrying on, but
could not learn the particulars Of tho !
operations.
PoL1cH CouRE--In the police court
yesterday several cases were disposed
of. -,
Thomas Young, of whose arrest we
made mention yesterday morning, was
arraigned on Chnrgc of disorderly
conduct, and fined so aud costs! which
he paid.
Thomas Smith wns brought up for an
assault on George Thompson. and tinea
$40 and costs, whicl, was paid. a
James II. Newlovewas arraignetl ON a
charge of petty larceny, and his case
forwarded TO tho circuit court for trial.
He was admitted to bail in the ann ar
500.
EVENING MARKEF.-AIarket ycster-
day evening was very we'll attended,
there being n good turn out OF ali
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