The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-15

punt yet in store at this post, the
eminent buildings on John street
ng filled with varied assortment,
oracing considerable quantities of
on, flour, hard bread, sugar, coffee,
Z, &c. The large warehouse on Water
Get is also iilled with bacon. The
son has been very unfavorable, and |
notice that a considerable amount of
bacon has become unfit for use and
l have to be sold for a mere nominal
IN. The stores now on hand in
heeling cannot be worth less than
e hundred thousand dollars, and
: sum is most likely considerably
low the mark.
An THE WRONG HousE.-A few even
g since a rather amusing affair oc-
rred in East Wheeling, in which
lrty of young men came out second
St They had organized themselves
TO an amateur band for the purpose
serenading in the most approved
vie young.couple recently married.
aVing provided themselves with the
acessary instruments, they proceed
1 about midnight TO carry out their
esign. But not being well posted in
be geography of the neighborhood,
iey unfortunately surrounded the
remises of a widow lady, instead of
those occupied by the bride and
room. Here they struck up a most
heartily din. The occupant of the
ouse was considerably alarmed and
Iurprised, imagining for time that the
ay of judgment had arrived. She soon
discovered. however, that the beings
Who produced these sweet sounds were
'nortals in earthly form, and at once
Eallied forth to defend her domicil
against their attack. Armed with a
she charged upon the foe.
)ne we'll directed blow stretched the
leader fthe orchestra upon the swartl {;
the other members of the troupe were
entirely disconnected by the sudden and
attack, and ingloriously
fled, leaving the madam mistress of the
field. The discounted gents returned
home without their cakes and beer.
Police OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light
day in the municipal court. John Dis
ehon, for disorderly conduct, was fined
50 and costs. Adam Lory, for forestall-
ing the market, was also fined IS and
costs. George Mayhem, charged with
larceny, had hearing and was COM
mitted to Jail TO awnit his trial at the
October term of the Circuit Court,
Louis Seebright, butcher,was brought
mp on the charge of dressing and
bringing 10 market for sale, cattle that
had died, and in one instance drowned.
He was found guilty of three separate
offences of this character, and was fined
S. for each offence, This being the ex-
IRENE penalty imposed by the ordi-
nance. The ordinance should certainly
be amended so as to impose the Sc
verest penalties for offences of this
character. Fine alone is not sufficient
punishment. The man who can be
guilty of such an offence, should suffer
Imprisonment for the reminder of his
natural life.
SUPERIOR ARTICLE. The artificial
limbs sold by Mr.. Charles Behler have
proved to be the most perfect and salts
factory of any yet introduced, being re-
mnrkably strong and simple in their
construction. We cheerrully recon-
mend Mr.. Behler 10 all those who have
been so unfortunate as 10 incur the loss,
of a leg or an arm. He can furnish an
article that will as nearly supply the
loss as art can possibly produce. Give
him call Mt his rooms on Monroe street,
where samples can be found.
RTvER.-The weather yesterday was
wnrm and cloudy, with a heavy thun-
der storm in the afternoon. Business
on the landing for the past two days,
has been quite brisk. The arrivals were
the Ns,g State, from Parkersburg; the
]. s. Hall. from Gallipolis; the Ncruda,
for Pittsburgh.
Departed,-Rereane for Parkersburg;
J. s. Hall, for Pittsburgh, and Nerada,
for st. Louis. The river is falling with
twelve feet in the channel.
Rus OTF.-Nesterdny afternoon Mr..
Henry Daub's team became frightened
and run awny with the beer wagon
to which they were attached. The beer
with which the wagon was loaded, was
scattered along the street, and it is
said that number of persons in North
Wheeling expressed their Willingness
TO take care of n kcg or two. The wag-
ON was consideFably damaged.
FEDERAL coURr.-The Court yester-
day gave its decision in the case of Ber-
ger & Hoffman against the steamer Oil
City. The plaintiffs obtained n verdict
for forty-nine cords of bark at twelve
dollars cord. The Court having con-
cluded the business of the term, adj
jonrned. y special term will be held
here in November.
PURIFY.-we have been requested &c
suggest to the citizens and city author
ities free use of quick lime in suct
localities ms need publication. As thu
work of cleansing has been commenced
let it be thorough and complete, neither
should it be delayed until Pestilenct
makes its appearance in our city.
ARRTvEp-we, take pleasure in an
nouncing the arrival of Capt. VIM