The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18

I.bo.l.srs. Michael Edwards Catherine
Harbour. slministntix. &C., 81. rhom-
AS Moore. John r. Iakin b. NJ. W.
nauuIns: Daniel r. McGruder rs. Rob
err Hardy: Cleavel,nd a Pittsburgh X
a. O.. r.. A. j. pannel a Co; Thomas
Porter rsLC. FROST & Co.; Wayman
aud Bro. o.. "a. r. Eldridge a Co; Hen
" Miller 81. Robert Luke; W. Mar
shall rs. r. Marshall sydney u. fi-h
e.. Wells. Turk a Co.: j. & l. Goudy 81.
Vim. McCune, VIM. Mcclure rs. Den
mis- suIlivan. n. e.. Harbour rs- H. q.
Peck: Henry q. TAYLOR 81. >haiier ami
Nneir: Thomas Hughes rs. Conrad
Cots. Joseph Brit, Jr., 81. Isaac Cots;
= Hurch rs. y. Han~emier; odd fei-
Fellows Han Association rs. p. EocS-
ing
several clscs which were 1T for Yc--
t.r.isv. but NOT heard, viii probably
come pap to-day.
Court meets this morning at ao'clocS.
RIVER NEw~-rhc river was siii
falling yesterday. with only tet and
tinehe. of water in the channel
The Ncr Nafr aud Forrest Ci'v len ior
Parkersburg AZ n An
The Rrrre viii leave for Parkcrs-
bnrs ANA NJ. to-day. ami the Moro
for Cincinnati ~ Q 7. N.
The OH en- dropped down Yesterday
o. the landing from the boai-yard. aud
was sim there in the evening. 10 j. ~
ported that she is going 90 run nom
Maiamoras o. Marietta. She has occn
completely overhaulcd. and looks A.
bright as a new pin.
cant. Thompson. 90 the k'hHtarg, r.
having that boat thoroughly overhaul
eI. repaired and reprinted at our hoai
ward She will le finished up Ia about
teu isys. and the Captain proposes Co
run her a. a cguiarpacket between this
point and 81. Louis. 10 - believed that
if the shippers of our city win Interest
themselves enough iu Che matter. "a
packet bctWceu our ciiy and 81. Louis
roull he made u permanent uui pay
ing Institution. A. the thing IS now
worked the freight is.iveu to Pittsburgh
boats. but if the matter properly ar
ranged. We can have atrije ofour own.
We think this r. good hiea, anil hops
that Captain Thompson viii rcccive
enough encouragement OBJ warrant him
unI.rtakins the enterprise. We have
noe had st. Louis packet since the
dnrr.anf--everai vcars-hut can have
ono now 90 our shippers viii make the
proper disposition of their frci-ht, AMI
MOI divide 30 with the Pittsburgh trade.
NUw GEArE-tiuowtNu COMPANY
A Io.ni stock company, ON "a large
scale. H. being formed iu our city "r
Che pupose of entering more largely
into che grape growing business. 10 Is
proposed o. raise capital % s-io,oo.
Nearly $4,000 have already been sub
srrihe,l. and as soon a- 81. ooOare raised,
the Company viii 60 % work The
land to le worked ], on Che ohio side oi
The river. near Martin.vllc, and any
acre- of 10 are alrcady under culiiva-
lion. and it il designed 90 increase the
size OF The working land OBJ one hun
dred and hneen acres. The Company,
when an the siock is taken, viii pur-
chase a steamboat. aud, In addition o.
the grape culture. take out coaL A
charter viii b. applied for A. Oh,
stock In this enterprise j. being rapidly
taken, Ne expect soon 90 hear of tn
success Of the affair. Many OF our
prominent business me have suhscrib-
ed literally. aud We have no .doubi
many more viii follow suit. The sub
scripiion books are in the hand~ % Mr..
Joseph Seybold, sheriff % our county.
TuF EvEVrNa MAnKErS.-ihe mar
ket yesterday evening was very well
attended-purchasers and sellers both
being pretty largely rcpr-eniol The
following were the priccs; Butter,
about 70 cents per lb; beef from o. 30
~ GENTS per lb; pork, ~ CENTS per lb'
chickens. SD 20 o. ceuis Apiece; Irish
pototoc-. 80 cents per peck; sweet poia-
toss. % GENTS per peck. tomatoes, o.
cents per peck. c.sbtsse. 5 o. io cents "a
head. turnips. o. cents pr peek; rad
ishcs. 8 cents per bunch; apples, 20 cts.
per peck; lima beans, = cts. per quart;
chesinuis. - ots. per quart; corn, Cd cts.
per hushel
There was large turnout of butch
err. a. well as of country people, which
We were glad Co 49,.
MrNurtL CorEr.-ln che municipal
court yesterday mo- police business wa'
tranacitd
The following civil proceedings wen,
had.
Daniel lamb. Psi, was admitted o,
The trartice of the law ben che court
Case of David Thouubers a.. o. o.
Stone. suit discontinued at plaintiff 5
cost
Cnse of ueiskeu n Sweariugen rt.
James sweeney On motion of OBJ.
plaintiff. by h.- attorney. thi- suit we.
continued until tbe next term of The
court.
Case of James e.. Willis u. John
Knox. same us above.
T1tE attention of FlmIU.. and Mer-
chants SCALED tothe ~>oap" advertise
meut of q. ~. Lagas a. o.. in another
column.
They have noeiye,i "a arr. stock of
thosr goods. embracing somC new STYLES
and perfumes. with which they viii
take pleasure iu suppiyins their cgsto-
mrrs. n. no.. ioaNS a co... and I.osa,N.
Lt-r a Co.,. Wholesale and Retail
Druggists. Wheeuug.
Htp.-rhe military commission in
session in " Washington Clty was. from
the start, considered ~ s1ue nuis-
anoe, aud, Judging from the tslcgraphie
REPORTS ~ it- proceedings last week. it.
hsst frieuds must admit that b Kept
|. geitiHg uorsc day by dav.
kouEEr nvSCNS. am Ola ioh printer
,.en known hers in wh.siinr. d,..a 1,
~ nooin' hunsis, GA the 0th instant.