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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

The above Prices may Do seen at Sylvester Ho-
gAp's, Superior street.
COMMITTEE OF ARRAH EMEETs-T. B NeWcomb,
W. w. Ellsworth, W. X. erTis, J. Urban.
Tickets to Floor, 81 90. Spectators so cents.
Mr.. Gro. F. DOLL, the greatest Guitsrlst In the
Uhitsd States, has been ePga seI, and during the
evening will perform several Solos on the Guitar
and Crystalline.
Ladies' and Gentlemen will be required to unmssk
and register their names before entering the Hail.
Orders for OA' Tisg.s may be left st 8 W. Gar
rett's. or with sny member Of the Committee.
Mnsic by Billson's Band. mhTlo4
GRAND MILITARY BALL-A Ball
Y Twill be given at the ARMORY on Pearl street,
West Side, FRIDAY evening, March 10Th, 1865, un-
der the direction of Com mp0Dies b and g. 29lh
Regiment o. n. @. The proceeds oi the Entertain.
ment wilt be used in paying on the remaining debts
Of the ArmOry.
HONORARY MEMBERa
John Sargent, W B Castle,
D Rhodes. TT BurIin
Capt Jas Lundy, ) Root,
Z" John Landy, Capt Sweet,
'' Tho Hackett, I" John Spslding;
{" Chas Gale, {" N Ooe
Aid. John Martin, 4" II Peck,
N B Prentice, ii d, g Lewis
VIM WClhouBe, Geo Warrington,
ACTING MANAGERS.
D q Taylor, John 6eVins,
W L Porter, Geo KaighAn,
G Bowman.
A. P. TURNEB, r., Treas.
RS- Tickets, Two Dollars. febl7. ls 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

WANTED-A Siiustion to either work
w ona Farm or Drive Team. InQu at GEO.
". BECAle, Holman B.ocE, eppCslte Z. o. M :lq3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

"A Subscriber Ofe for sale his residence situated
IHo aud half miles from Ihe Court House, IN a
very desirable lccality The Lot covers ten and one
nalf acres OF ngiy choice land and contains
zn bundanOe Of Shrubbery; spberry trees and
6traWIerry plants Grape Vines "a sOOd Assorrment;
slOd Orchard nTe ye6rs Old consisting pWaIds VI
seventy Apple, Pear Plumb AID Cherry trees; also a
number Of Ounce trees, ali Of which Just begin
nlug 10 bear Inc House is brick, nearly new, con-
92ining seven lofty ICONS. Inc Baru, Lariisge-
DOuse, Gov sheds, and ether Out-buildings, IN
Sood condition. Alto sether, II Is cry desiraLle
scred as parties desire. Enquire O5 ST. Clair ST.
mh6l93 JOHN ALEXANDhR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09
NOTICE TO PAINTERS.-WANrED,

~ BY competent workman q 81 ton as Painter
Glazier and Pepper Hanger; can do Acoustic or Dis
temper WorA- No OBJ cotton 10 he country. Address
PAINfER, at P. DaTd's, corner Main and Vast
River streets. mh6;h3
TOR SALE-TWO PATENTS. Call
- s6s LOrain street, Cleveland, until the slh inst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

IL GIGkS. suitable for Oil Works. They have s.
sncn ues, viii burn wO, or coal and arc especially
~ raj ged Tor the gusine ADptys on. Address
JOAAs W. 1EO, ''R 5binsyn Machine Works, Rich
mond, I0d. mh6 :IgS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-A
- nice place cit .at.d on the corner OF Erie sBd
hockael sts.. No. LIS, about minutes Saik from
The Weddell House. lac property is in Ecod l.
II n beng Eewly ain ed ana papered- The n1use
contains 10 eood and clee.s pl uty water,
and l. cOnsideIe cheap at s., SO. For pate llars
eDqulle ht lao SUP. riur %. In1 :lgl E.U.LOhEa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

TOR SALE-The Houses and Lots
Il Nos. s. 81 and s., Prospect st, the south side,
between Shellt aud Erie Etrse 8. Posse sion glE,u
April lst. viii be sid together or p4ratel For
further particulars inquire Of -AHhOh z. WHsEL-
In, ?; AtWater Block. mh7 lgi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

OST Or sTOLEN-A Black and Tan
- DOG, ears trimmed to long narrow point, ID
collar Wlth paddock, and answers 70 ths name OF
frlnce." hoover will return him TO the Office OF
Adams a Canhe-d, l72 SuperiJr street, Will be hbe-
Eally rewarded, mAHg3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

THE Pnrkcrsburg Times publishes {"
copy of II circular that has been quietly
circulating in Roane county, issued by
NJ. A. McClung, who is IL candidate for
the House of Delegates. He is what is
called II conservative" candidate, and
tho following extract from his circular
shows not only his own status, but the
status Of many such aspirants:
We favor, and if elected, shall urge to
the utmost of our ability, the repeal OF
the onth enacted by the legislature of
lsiiI. TO be imposed on voters OF suspi-
ci0ned disloynlty. Believing that Ill
such laws are oppressive in their nn-
turr, md have Il tendency to monHr :
chy. and therefore ought 10 be discount
teIInnced and ubhorred by every true
American citizen.
Wa also hold That the above named
net or oath is departure from the STATE
constitution which provides that every
white male citizen above the age Of
twenty-One years, shall he entitled 10
vote unless he is under conviction Tor
treason with other exceptions ulneces-
Sary for the present 20 mention.)
And to be convinced Of treason, the
testimony of two credible witnesses
testirying to the same overt act is indis-
treason consists In levying war
against this State, or in giving aid and
comfort to It's enemies.
Now In the great struggle between
State and Federal rights (Which was
one of the greateSt differences, in which
the most OF our citizens participated on
ono or the other side, in some way or
the other; we ask, who or how Is 1t to
he determined when treason has been
committed? When doctors disagree,
who shall decide?
It is not hard 10 divine the meaning
of such tulk ,ls the above. Announce
ments Of this character will go far to
show people the utility of having some
protection against men who consider 1t
still nm open question whether or not
treason has been committed in the latc
rebellion. What would become of n
State in the hands of men like Mr..
McClungH They might not again ad-
vOcate open resistance to the govern
ment, because That would BIO useless,
but in what direction would be the
whole current Of their sylnpathles OH
all questions affecting tho relations of
the government toward the debris of the
comfederacy? II is not hard to conjec-
ture that they would be against the
government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

Tho news by mall, from Richmond,
is up TO Friday last, and we quote from
It us follows:
Bishop Johns Is out In long address
to the diocesan council Of tho Episcopal
church of Vlrginia, advocating II re-.
union of tho Episcopal church North
and South. tits published in the Rich
mOnd Times, which drngs into It's re-
marks upon the subject II fcrvent enlo-
GUM upon John c. Calhoun.
TO.dIy's Richmond Times concludes
u long editorial upon emigration In the
following language: Indeed, we must
adopt plans for bringing In emigrunts
gonGrHlly, for II is quite evident the ne
grOes do not mean to work. Some
other labor must therefore he procured,
md TINT ut very short notice, or this
country, the nOblest the sun shines up
on, will become wilderness Ike Jn-
mnicH.
1t seems that the colleges Of Virginia
have fallen utterly into the hands Orcx-
traitors. The Virginia Military Insti-
tute, which give StOnewnll Jackson,
and many other officers to the rebellion,
has been revived, with Gen. q. w. Gus
tis Lee, son Of Robert t., aS professor of
civil and military engineering and APP
piled mechanics, md IL number Of rebel
officers Hre in tho other prOleSsOrships.
The board Of visitors, who are appoint
ed by Governor PiUrpoint, Inns among
their number d. II. StrothCrnnd VIM.
II. Richardson. The Institute IL stu
ted ut Lexington, close by Washington
College, over which, In tile language OF
tO.day'S Richmond NCWS, "thC warrior
Lee now prGsidcs."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

A NEW York letter writer notes, MS
one Of tho attractions Of the coming
winter in that city, the starting of an
elegant private theater. He says:
hear that u very handsome and ele-
gant private thGHtCr on I'D street.
Is to be opened about the lst Of Decent
her, with series of dramatic represent
tNtions on alternate nights; tho chnrmc-
tiers to be filled by the SONS and daugh-
tiers Of wealthy and fashionable families.
The invitations nre not to exceed five
hundred, and arc confined TO the social
circle in which the amateurs move. No
doubt we shall have some very pretty
Paullnes, and chnrming Calistns, with
the most elaborate and ravishing toll
cites; but whether they will ncquit
themselves histrlonicalIy MS well us the
members of the profession do at Wal,
lacks or NiblO's, Is question 1t would
be ungallant TO decide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

Nvo bove IN our table The Lexington,
,,.,,.....,I,. ,.,.eJt, Wa notice
IVock"EI"SpS""''!' 49, ,.,. .r
thnt Samuel mcdowell MOOlc' V'U :"
the prominent Union men III tho viz
,.iria C,orvoution. for the first few weeks
s,"," wv" w. T., Ill mon IN become
OF It's SESSION. ~ c"llcu "i,o" W "ss or
Il candidate for tue NlTelhia AAO''ae VI
Delegates, l.
mo Gtounton YjudicniOr contains IL
nv ,,',IS H.. 81 announcements for
loi1"'u" ,'.. 80. DoIi,,c. os If old.
wv 'Os 49," ',.ao',,,nont attention of the
C.ai"'' , Wv P MI" rr.h for promotion
Nns'. I,a"S,
10 wv, mo"I ,1,,,a,o,, t,0iou publishes md
imv ,,, nS lion, n Il. HALLS letter
co'',I'.''"s ,,I' ,,oStIon Concerning Mr..
OH I"' , O"a" ,I,o Ib,jon snvs:
mn LUZ, n',,,,." tho Hon H. Il. Hall Inns
c,r W. .o,W "S' vcnrs contemplated moving TO
Mnrtlnsburg, for the practice OF ,i law Y.
and was making s HT ~, p'T HnmSnntIon Fo,.
!" I,.S We wish it distinctly un-
'IsrsIooi TINT Mr.. Hall never sought
the nomination, tilGt II was 9tgea upon pPUI
mn ES E,s , ,,ivan no hedges whatever
to INV persons or parties, us to his poll
cy. The convention knew nothing
whatever as to Mr. ha az, Iass
a amHS S"G Nv, ,So same Ticket with GOV,
Foreman and other state officers, and is
now in the full confidence of the admin
lstrntloh OF inc s'aee' 49,,
By the winchester Ne,'S W" ste '''A'
james MARSHALL, Esq, uechhvS 'H' "p
'o'i'''''e'' vi wv ", p III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

-
Oup oo,omnnrorv nr the Richie coun.
W." r., 80 a.. 800.
~ PFeSS, Oesldes being ohe Vi lle i''Os'
thorough going Union men in the State,
IL nm oririnol Odljtv ms II writer. Late
y, H., .,onr,, IN h.,o ,Lf,roJ ,,nrnor,I
~ "' ''''''' w '''''
matters for sc'ls"ll anu 10 nave gwen
himself up to ecclesiastical affairs III
most oxrIusivrlv. Wa notice thnt he
,,,,,,.I.I,, ~, ~ H., .,,,,.,o,,.
"'7'"'''''S "''' s'I.
progress belllS maze III MS IOclllty. II
would appear that having finished up
tim rohoiIinn IN his s,tiuCnr,ion In Inns
"',a.oI no q roIrn,oor u,o r,nL. or
eh'eleu us N"'"'''esi NV i"''N" '"
the Church militant, Tor IL campaign
against the common enemy"-the old
ori,iu,I r.heI bius.Ir A showing how
W ~. 49,, ...., ,'on ,,aaao.ao5 ,I,o
cohhPlete'y ''e ""F '''S l"sseSSeu ''''
whole tone and tenor OF our cotempO-
nrv's thoughts md words, we quote the
r,i,a,i,,, ,,.,.,ot r.o,, III, l,.t IooInr
loIl""'"s cNt."'' '''''' "'' ''''V '''.I -
Spruce Valley, one Of Inc out OF inc
way appointments attached TO iihrrlS-
Vile circuit, NJ. II. Church, under tho
iNtoNNNNA NifAt ~ ~. -
been favored with most glorious roVi-
WI Of religion. On Saturday the 9th
inst, RGv. Sanford, commenced n pro-
trncted meeting ut tho point above nam
ed, aided by Rev. a. J.. Law, prnCti-
cal man, native son Of thunder. Rev.
Sanford, the General In command Of
the forces, fixed picket posts, threw II
Euard around his magazine, sent out
Ills scouts, then levClrd his artillery
nuainsL the encmy's ramparts, Every
mnn, now, ut his post Chnrge was or
dercd. II soon became apparent that
under the Cnlilnding fire from the two
gun battery, not with, grape anu
"!hisIer, DmI WIN H. Va" oDn "UD s" UES
Tc,, S"' !" brcnk md rnn. This seemed
u inspire the little army with triple
courage; AtthiS Juncture the coIninHn;
mo, IG', ~, :" linz mo '"y o,v %~n, sH "N IN
review, Touring spiritual life into oil
the soldiery mud officers. All things
being n'lly arranged 9nu ~" wh4le
wnr Ssh"nt T WINS raised md the lIpht-
ming rod Of imvlnciblc truth directed
WIN steady Mnn H"eTt'ms "l, Hill, ~ we ,e
c ti,y, H. Tp,is,,,1 49,. LnT no, 49,
III. niua e'I". "m vi viii n Lonrtv ""cL wiI, nil
. Iinu', ~" ,I'a 'y",T. ~: nH"T'v hoUnn
"PIIs " Lr,,,,,r,, iI6,u ~, ,L";r nm" mi
y,v'I a. mary Vi"tnrv WINS .Ierlnr"d
cryihS III XIII ~ iornnI IN Wv" %nmL"riN"
u" H. Wv, 'so H" won IN IN" h,tti" II ,~nS
rn ~" XII thev Ind mole linn IA score
~ prisoners. Mi Of whom took the Onth
Of allegiance, received full and free
pardon, were NIL ROBBED In hnbllincnlS
Of TlgllI%"n ITa",S, %, ,n"aS IN Christ
Icsms "
notwithstanding our Colemporary's
evident appreciation of the preachers
md their Iabors wo see That ho retains
very decided convictions ~ to the dis
tInc,ion between The temporal and splr-
Itnol movers and functions orthc church,
md goes in very positively for Keeping
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

SOME gentleman, whom we infer has
been lntely attached to tho Quarter
masters Department, sends us n part-
ing salute 10 Wheeling, consisting of
some forty or fifty lines of Elegiac
verse. Some pcculiNritics of tho style,
together with The absence of the Hu-
thor's name, will account for their nom
nnpenrNnce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

IT is reported that the English capi-
taIists who are now travelling over the
West, and vainly looking, us one OF
them remarked, for the traces of eX-
haustion or suffering by reason Of our
great struggle, have in mind u project
which will exercise, il they cnrry 1t
through, an important influence upon
railroad travel In this country. They
intend, IL is suId, to unite the Erie, At
lnnlic and Great Western, and Ohio and
Mississippi Railroads, to lay II double
track on their brond guagc for the whole
length Of the three roads, 10 lay down
branch roads, also of broad g'lnge and
double tracked, TO Louisville and Chi
cugo, aud to put this great trunk line,
between New York and ST. Louis, in
such order us to mike the attainment
upon it of high speed, on passenger
trains, perfectly conformable with
90 Entv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25
Rights Of tho United states 10 Rebel
.. PrOneFty,


In discussing this question tho N. Y.
Tribune comes to tho following conclu.
sions:
|. That tho rebel government would,
If II Ind succeeded, hive been bound to
assume II proportion Of tho United
States debt M IL was In 1850.
.. That the United Suites IL entitled
TO take Rll property which was vested
IN tho rebel government nj tho close Of
tho war.
3. That such property must be taken
subject 10 NIL liens specifically attached
thereto, Of u character which would
mike them, In private transactions,
Wild against creditors.
4. Tint neither tho United States nor
any Of tho s0paratO Stntoa which were
included In the lnl0 s0.cAlled ConiOd-
Grncy, arc llnblO In my Other way
whatever, either In law or honor, for
tho Confederate debts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

WE have received from the Hon. II.
i. Dawes, member of Congress from
Mass, a second letter OIL the status Of
Berkeley and Jcrlcrsolscountlcs, writ
Ten in reply to Senator Van Wrinkle
md Hon. benjamin Stanton, which We
shall publish tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

THEplay ofthe "ConfederOto's Daugh-
ter" is having great success in one of
the London theatres. Gen. Butler ap-
pears in it MS "the tyrant of New Or
leans" makes love improperly TO the
ConfGderatc's daughter, but is foiled by
lnithrul negro, who has fight with
Butler and beats him with brond
sword in n square fight. Butler nfter-
wards undertakes to hing tho lover of
the sald daughter, but he is rcprieved.
Butler Is removed from command and
the COnfGderatc's daughter trlumphs.
The play is highly exciting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25
Spttial 9utirts.
WHY Nor USE TIIE RESTf

Over twenty years increasing demnd Inns
established tho fact that MATHEWS VESE-
TIAE HAIR DYE, Is the best IN the world. 1t
Is the cheapest, tho most reliable, md most
convenient. Complete In one bottle. Does
not require nny previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub Oft or make the airAppearlusty and
dead, but lmpArts to 1t new life and luStre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
lerred. A child can apply II. Always gives
satisfaction. Only IS cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. !. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole
Iale Agents. may9-lyeOd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

The Union Senatorial Convention for
this district, composed of the counties
of Hancock, Brooke and Ohio meets at
two o'clock today ut Wcllsburg' Dele
gates should COUP by the eleven O'Clock
train,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

THE Raleigh Standard urges that the
question of paying the rebel state debts,
and OF giving tho negroes suffrage and
allowing them to testify in courts,
should not he discussed ut all in the
constitutional convention; the wise
policy being to pass them over to the
Legislature. Tho idea is to get the con-
stitution in such II shape TINT 1t will be
adopted by congress; then the state
will be perfectly free to legislate us II
DIrnSpS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

THE November interest on the 6'D
bonds will he pntd on and after today
IN order to put in cirnlntio" the over
accumulation of gold in tile govern
ment vaults.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

T'nE wlf Of Don't give up tho ship
Lawrence" whose mnldon nnmo WINS
Julia MontaudevOrt, died fOw Days
agO, In hor 18th year. She WIS n bCuu-
tiful mud accomplished woman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

TnE publishers of "Mrs. Grundy,"
gIvo ns an excuse for liz donth, tint
they could got, even In tho grcat city OF
Now York, neither writer's nor articles
capable Of making II first claSs papOr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25
EYERY ONE SHOULD USE

EVERY ONE SHOULD USE
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER-TlIa splendid preparation +
the HnIr, which Is fast becoming so popula
and 20 much enQuircd for.
No one who has used 1t will ever give
itsuSc.
II is n Vegetable Compound, and contain
no injurious properties Whatever.
twill restore Grny Hairto ItSorigInalcol
II will prevent the Hair from falling out,
II makes the Hair TO grow on Bald Head
II cleAnSCS the Scalp md makes the ii :
BOil and luStrOuS and EllkGn.
II Is q splendid Hair Dressing.
II IL recommended and used by the FIR |
medical authority In the country.
he particular to ask for HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER, M there Il a
worthless imitation In the market.
For sale by all Druggists
Il T. HALL L CO., PrOprlctoE, :,
Nashua, n. H
TIL. LOGAN 4 co. and LOGAN, LIST
CO. Wheeling, W. Va, Wholesale Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

BALTIMORE X ONO Railroad Stock
sold ut ll7H last week, MI advance oil u
quarter. Nincty-llve cents are ''Ske"
far Central Ohio lst mortgage bonds
virginia G's arc heavy ut So.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
COG, I,r,,n1rn for tho HnIr


Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid POmades!!
NOmore rancid PomNdcs!!
you want something elegant,
II you admine delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft mud silky Hair,
fyou want your Hair preserved,
If you want your Hair to grow
Ifyou want to prevent premature Badness,
II you want to be rid Of DandruG,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use tho Coco Cream.
Use tho Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
d Use the Coco Cream.
Price Is cents n bottle.
For Saleby
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
lu2i Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25
BURNET HOUSE,
c1Nc1NNAT1, OHIO,

sILAs F. MILLER, Proprietor, late Of TIC.
Gait House, Louisville, Ky.
TTAVING PURCHASED THE l. LEASE
and furniture Of the BURNETT HoUSE, alhd
TGpnired, painted, and refunlshed the Houfe
in the hest possible manner, ! solicit slnEa
Of the patronage Of tho travelling. public
promising that guests shall be rs well, u not
better. cared for than they ever were At the
old Gait House, In Its palmieSt dnys.
StLAS F. MILLER
nug9}-lm Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25
A Card.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
Clemens, IlccGnSetD for the liberal patron,
age bestowed OIL him while IN our mldd, and
also take this method Of informing the pub
lie that We intend 10 carry on the FnrnlluT
md Upholstery business III nll It's brHnclit.N
nj the old stand, No. liO Main street. where
we hong nv strict attention to business 10
merit Il continuance OF the patronage beSl9w-
ctl on him. J. CLEMESS q W:
n. R.-WO also intend 10 carry on The un'
lertnkng business nS hNfnn. We Keep con.
StnMtIy Om hand II nIll assortment Of Mega tte
ami other COfiiIS. hukA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25
Tobacco! Tobacco!
AM ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
IN relation 10 Markets IN the City Of Wheeling.
SEC. !. BET ORDAINED Blythe COUN-
. eli OF the city of Wheeling, that whenever
any person shGll hive been convicted Of Il
violation Of the nth section Of ian ordinance
for the regulation Of markets IN the city Of
Wheeling, In selling or offering 10 sell my
unwhUleSOmG, damaged, or spoiled provisions
Of any kind, or any article of less weight or
measure tlRn the article 50 weighs or lneAS::
urrs, according TO the standard established
by the said ordinance, such person or persons
shall In ill CiSCS forfeit the right 10 the Occu:
Iancy OF any and every stall In the Second
Wnnl Market House, or any other Market
House under the direction and control OF the
city Of Wheeling, md II shall he the duty Of
the clerks Of the market to rG-rcnt the said
stall to the highest bidder inter RdVertlSlng for
sealed bids for renting the Slme nj leaSt three
days.
SEC. Q. Any person who shall have forfeit.
eil Ills or her right to the occupancy OF IL stall
In my OF the Market Houses Of the city, shall
nOtlN permitted to rent or occupy any stall
for nj least one year nitcrSaiLl forfeiture.
SIC. :, This ordinance shall he In force nG-
ter Its InlSSngc.
Passed September 9lSt, 1896.
Eep2i-gt II. +. FEENY, City Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-25

TME London Punch hears that His
Holiness, the Pope, has given positive
orders that all his bulls shall be kept
within the precincts OF the Vatican
while the cattlc disease Is rife.