The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-18
"BoYs IN BLUE"

periIN,limS the organization nT the
"BoYs IN BLUE"
ana appointing deleEates TO the PittshurCh |
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UNION MHErINo.-There will I've n
meeting of Union men tonight, at the |
Club Rooms, corner OF Market and /
Monroe. Let all attend who can.
The belCry on the Third Ward
School House has, with the exception !
IT the painting, pseu completed, anu !
nov looks timely.
ANDREW h BRIrr, ESQ. is erecting |
the SouIn side of Quincy Street, he
tween sixth and Seventh.
NEW Neuitinn shutters have been |
plAc,sd 10 the windows OF the Odd Eel !
lows Lodge Room, upper story Odd |
Fellows Halt
d. HANCHEUT, we'll known here
aboutS, is al present playing theatre |
cal engagement at Evansville. Indiana.
and u announced To appear at Terre /,
Haulc on the 9Th.
PTrrSRURGH CuNvENrIoN.-Seve
inquiries have been made of US recent
~ as To The day on which the Pitts
bnrsh Convention meets. In order tn
avoid all misrepresentation, We state
that 1t will be ON the 18th inst.
y LARGE force of laborerS are ut
work Al ne II nprF FnliiUUV mill DFaTNar-
in. "A foundation for a large addition to
the mill. which is 10 be erected ut once.
The addition, we understand, will be
used principally tor nail machines.
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THE interchangeable Squire johnson
has recently been cleaning up, white
washing, and renting his office on
Fourth street, below Quincy. 1t now
looks much more in wiling than former
ly; and, /; any want the laws eXpound-
Ell To them, all they have TO do Is to call.
GENTL ENVEN who are posted tell US
that The coming crop of wine Will be
very large. The grapes in the various
vineyards around the city are ripening
uniformly and far in advance of the
season. Notwithstanding the Unfavora-
Die weather.
THERE has been considerable delay
IN The work OF putting down the ~
inch pipes. caused by The necessity OF
making four turns, or elbows, at the
Bridge corner. This, however. has
I'-.-n successfully done, and the work
will proceed rapidly.
TIE laburerS on the trench have got
some distance down the hill on Main
street.
THE house on Monroe street, between
Water and Main, recently occupied as
auction rooms, is being refitred for oc-
cupatI0n by Simpson q Wilson.
An opening VIII b.. mado IN the wall
between simpson Il Wilson's present
store rooms aud the street floor room OF
the mouse in question.
A staircase, opening on the street, has
been set up, and the upper rooms will
be let out tor offices, &c.
TOWNSHIP MEETINGs.-Pursuant to
call. III all the Wards, last evening en-
thusih-tIc meetings were held, and
steps taken to perfect township organic
cations Tor the campaign.
AT the meeting OF Madison and Clay
townships, in the Union Club rooms,
Mr.. Vim. EXleY was appointed pre@i-
dent, and Mr. 'Ihos. f. Beans secretary,
II WAS resolved that, hereafter, the
club meet every Tuesday evening at the
rooms.
WE are pleased To- notice that men
and carts are busily engaged hauling
away the unsightlg heaps OF earth that
ui-hSure the upper end of Main street
Tins Will be hailed with satisfaction
by those who have occasion to travel on
tine street, both loot passengers. and
those on horseback and in carriages.
The work should be hastened as
much Rs possible, lest the fail rains
find it still in the street, and give US
surfeit of mud.
MEETISG OF soLDIERs.-NTe hope to
see a foil turn out of the Soldiers of
Ohio county at the Court House to-
night.
Let all attend, as steps will be taken
10 get mp demonstration for Thursday
night, 1t which delegates to the Pitts
purgh Convention will be appointed.
pected.
a the other township meetings or
gained clubs tor the campaign. There
was general giTding up of loins. and
telling results will be sure to follow.
a DEAD DoG.-Dr. Holmes says no
must be n mighty poor dog that can't
jump out of the way after the tire of "A
carriage wheel strikes him, but lust
such n one, it has been reported to as,
stood in the street near the Custom
House, Saturday.
standing there. He saw it coming but
didn't move. The tire of the wheel
struck him, but he still stood his
ground. The wheel passed over him,
ana his spirit was in the happy hunt
ing grounds.
WV. HARRIS, of this city, who has
been in jail here little over n week.
awaiting r"quisitiOn from the Governor
81 ONO, TO he tried on charge of kill
ing man in POHeroy, was brought be-
lore Judg" Caldwell, of the Circuit
Court, last evening, ona writ Of huJeHs
corpus.
The case was argued by a. b. Cald.
wei E-g., Prosecuting Attorney. and
q. L. Cr"nIner, Esq, for the prisoner
Judge Caldwell decided that the re.
quisition would be submitted to GOV
B"reman, of this State, and n nothing
was done within five days, he would
discharge the prisoner.
STEALING GRAPEs.-Y Yesterday rnOrD.
ing, some boys who attend the second
Ward school, went. during recess. To :,
vineyard on the hill for the purpose of
npproPTintInR some Of the delicious
fruit that clusters upon the vines OF
said vineyard.
They had got fairly 10 work, when
the -r"nt BrobdiEn9Y Of proprietor