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roA.eee In cenneetieut.

The tobacco crop in Connecticut suffered ~
riously from the storm last week. Tho dam age
lone to tobacco and corn 10 estimated at $5eei0oo
In Cornwall tobacco Is almost . total loss. In
Middleton the loss il placed At 100000.
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IaaiRe.

The total shipment Of indigo from the Eas. In
lies averages about 100000 lbs year. Last
year there imported of this quality, into tine
United Slater 3i5,575 lbs, valued ut 1874, 2o1, as
IL, foreign gold cost.
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DR.. JOHN CIAYPooLE, an old and most es
Unable citizen of Fort Madison, died at his
residence in that city on Thursday, and was
buried yesterday He has been in feeble
health for several months past.
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Read CABUs' advertisement in another part
Of the paper, the wonder Of the age, it is said
that CABus' Hair Tonic is the best Hair Re
storative in the market, do not buy any other.
Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfaction or
the money refunded. 1t restores grey hair to
its original color in four weeks, is a perma-
nent cure for dandruf. julyl9 Inn
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AARKETk BY TELEGRAPH
ohieaRe Marass.


~ Telegraph CHICAGO. Aus. II.
Wheat-Nss sdvsat ed sos ~ bush sAiss No II
n sApl o. 9arn 81 q e.; No 1t q 770l 90 Old
vhs qsi-t; ssasesd Ice; saiss Of No u u e3Ol e.
70 q q 10 rejected ssoes: choice White Winter
trek q = e si Winter . 81 eprng 81 ss0i ~.
nous--Pr o. $50 - ~ bbA higher white Winter
AzsrA ~ st TIA oooi3 IS red Winter - isolo IL
spsasg Ktssa 10 n o. Spring Dsp~Ass y II e.
sss,d = Goa Is
Corn o1iss salss u No l At s7os7Lf No u 80
~ wsessf - saoee ysllsv sskes& ~Asss 7so7l ~
~ Act suist q ssk-
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eys-osists 100 fss 10 b ssses.
o8isg-Asa isal.
algAulDs-seases sais Of fkss q - -
essAs-nns,Ay 4otos loss: 81 = teoA =. NJ
oarss - I'm.
oalt-nH1IsF ans q = Is ds,ivsssA
psssasas--sh1s seSus = - 80 - =. -
ssatsrs = ~ - I'm nasas ners ssstv.; sp,p e
AssS.s = isi(sssA L. as,k ssom,< - psans
Whes.
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WAR CLAns.-Increased pensions, nd
ditional bounty and extr. pay allowed BY re-
cent acts of Congress, promptly collected BY
Rankin 4 McCrary. aug lS-lw.J
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Doyr be misled by being told by Others
that because We sell second hand Furniture
- auction, that all our goods are auction
goods But come and see for youselve if
our goods that we sell at auction are not a.
good if not better than you can find in the
city and at much less prices.
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For SaIe.i

OF !, IN Block IS, on which is Brick
Dwelling House with rooms and sson. bss,@.n,:
49, Fr1ms yelling With rooms With good well Of
water nd tss veil soeea Situated o. p.l-.n ,r.,t r.
tween 9Th and 9Th strsss This property viii be se,A
- sresf oMGAtn applied for soon. Title rood
inquire ef H. b. THE-rYGW m
ergilA
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Mr.. C. G. CLARK has just completed his
new two>story brick house, near the corner of
Main and Seventh streets, and informs us
that he will open his meat market on Satur-
day morning, August 18th, for the accommo-
dation of his old customers and as many new
ones as may desire to patronize him. He
will endeavor to serve them With good and
fresh meats at all times. DIT
Ho~H L TYLER will sell this morning at
10 o'clock, eight set Stat back wood chairs,
but little used. Lot clothing two thousand
good cigars, and usual lot second hand furni-
tGre.
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ns1sss - 1us9 nunl-Dsnn4 asnl.
onnADsssn1s n - b~Asl9 s1nAe Aen9 - -
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paensssa vs41.
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= G1neaeoQes ~ Issa H
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Ruts~- otss q soosse for 0hios md ssoA21fe sos
sAss.
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4 - >--
asw vsrk Money asrkes.
~ rsisrssh.l HW Teas. A.. II.
Aes.y IL steady ct 4os p can't. call loans.
etsriise-Dull; l6L0Ios.
Gold l. unsettled and lower. opening 1t isiA. ID
vsseins 70 lSi4. declining to lsik closed u 1904
Govsfuuents actiss N0l<c better.
Yrslshts 70 Liverpool sesivs and Arn.
stock MaRkse.
~ r.i.srs,A.l Msv YoaE. Aag II.
Stocks sseivs eosposs d l1iE 80 1854; ioAo Io9
10 I Il ssrss se< v Tel Ss9<; ME ~ do ~ 7d9S
Nm q ~ nv. Rssdise Hex n Ill; II -
v psd grN; lq7; v lossk CA iia-
fhe following salss made u the le'cioek opss
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HowE L Tyler.

The fall term of the Jacksonville Female
Academy will commence on Tuesday, Sep.
TENDER 18th 1866. This Institution is one O
the Oldest of the kind West Of the mountains
and is most fovorably located for health and
comfort, as we'll n beauty of situation. and
in every respect is most desirable Educ.
tional home. Board, &C., can be obtained in
the Institution. For particulars addrsss G.
Thayer, Principal, Jacksonville, Ill
aul< dim tn thu -sat.w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-18

The Treasury Department during the past week
printed fractional currency to the amount Of $751;
900. The shipments Of this currency during the
same period were - follows: To the Assistant
Treasurer 1t New York, tioo,oO TO the United
the United States Depository Al Chicago, H.,
LOCO. and to national banks throughout the
country, elsl,f5e The sum redeemed Vas $780,
500. The disbursements on: aceeunt Of the De-
psrtments during the week we're ~ follows:
War Department ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1554,74o
Navy Department. ELECTROMAGNETIC. 775rxl4
Interior Depa smcnt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3si.S94
ta1 Az
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SPECIAL CAurroS.-Nrs. Windows Soothing
Syrup has become 90 popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs.. winslovs.
Please take notice that the Mrs. winslew Of the
Soothing syrup 10 not connected with any oths
atficls. june5-dwASm
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aul4 d1m-tu. thu-sat

Ho! FOR DEs MoISEs.-To. morrow the
Valley Road will be completed to within tour
miles Of Des Moines, and on the SATURDAY.
following it will wind up its sojourninrs for
the season, and make its track into the CAPT.
tai city.
On Monday following the first regular train
will run.
We are advised BY the management that
they do not propose to have an excursion and
gionhcation gu that day. They will postpone
1t until later day. We deem that unlawful
cruelty to animals. Can you appoint . day
and manufacture enthusiasm to order, No,
abit oft When.the first train goes into til.
city then it is the municipal heart of our CAPT
tai city up at Raccoon Forks, will be made
glad within il. Then it will rejoice with .
great delight: and its population will turn
out in force yea, all of the people, male and
female will be at the depot grounds. The
household OF hoBss will not be absent: Theo.
pn,us VII. be ,"b'ant, Sophronia delighted
and the little nohbses ec,t.tc az l.,
swinging by me aud uncon.roll.hl.h. -
OF handkerchief whirling BY lov.,, -, -.
and of cheers and smiles and GOOD f..,;.I
generally, there will be: much, D.a.
VIII be carried away into that seventh heav.,
where 1t IS very Unusual tor editor. n -
and he won't care cent whether 't;s n -.
body or out of the body. He h.. 49,,
Eiven warning that he purposes doiur .on.
sning frantic on that OCCASION. A d.v =, a.,
nnes he aid in the Register:
"s13 bold on hoss. Hold ,o., -,
= y. 49, nssp ySar,slyss in elastic Tin, ~
run INTO De- Hoines, this paper. vb;cS 4. =. :.
paper BY inheritance, conousss inca = on
table devotion will stir your sou,. ~ i!aonn'
BY blast which shall sweep sron.S !, y.
like the musketry of heaven vhsn \. me World
are on fire overhead and IN aron, clouds
horizoai Get outi scatl Ripi" Aa The
And nov to diappoint Drxox. - :,
dws,ian in Dee Moines and an u. r..,:n .
and u wit until ten brass bands, liz h.,,.
ries, . fosr sore lot Of aasa. : tlosa,.l -,
one kettle drums, 80 Connelcss n.srs.u.,,
iron-clad feet cau't - - - much esciAe
ment - hana-car - A~ snall boys !,
the day ths 6rss truia ssas, i > prospscs y
cannot eoatsnpaaas VIII sssssi1u 70 IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-18

FoR SALE.-A very desirable residence Sit
sated on the corner of Blondeau and Tenth
streets. Enquire of
RANKIN 4 McCRARY,
(lw) Cor. Main and Second SITS.
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APpoIxrEp.-Wel learn from private letter
received from Washington by one Of our cit
liens that Gen. Hatch, Of Muscatine, former.
" commander of the I'd Iowa Cavalry, has
received the appointment of Colonel in the
regular army.
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H. N. p. az h. r.
II
1855. Ch1segeof 1voeE 1865.
o. SD snss Tuesday. hsseA nj trains viii ran
kKA1s KaoKUK.

Al EssN ~
LA ~ IDRf AADDON
= rssI.-tss 4 = saaiy. sss5s Aoa1.y.
he ~ tra1nufl cc1asct - Ackuh VIII - Reeh N
aal d. Losis n0ksts sd De- Noises valssy oasasA
Ths Ist tra1s, iesviag ksoAsk, nth nsrshD
kas Psckss CAoDasy,s hsaAs = vsss Aa1kasn, aakha
safs eosnaselcos VIII 0AArsaA - Dasl1agtsa, nesk
lalnsd - DnvsoS1St
xhs ~ tfnis ,isavia9 NJ MoAsoa, unks4esaaao0Du
VIII ~ d. nosnss Valley ssrneoa trsin hsA shs nj
- sossAasn Iovs sd Great Western 4. T.
1eksss tor I'll potsss - ssSs by Aesas s0ess
~ OonDAny. fDeAlet Nv. 0oc1 I. Ssey-
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EVERY day this week W. B. Bidleman will
sell boots and shoes very cheap TO make room
for new goods 1t No. % Main street.
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FOR YALE.

on AcREs Of Land, tno.tiy In timber on the mid
QUA rosd leading from eok ak to eandusky aboet
misss from The city. and may be Known as the Rich
ardson trsrf Title good. Prize $40 per sore Enquire
OF b. B. TkN-klcK co.
sagAd
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We should hav

PERsoNAI--We should have sooner no
siced the return from the East, where he has
been for couple of months, of our friend
Hon. Jno. vanValkenburg of Fl. Madison.
His genial face illuminated our sanctum re.
GENTLY. He returns in capital health and
spirits, and will do good service for the right
In our present contest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-18

Why fee the Dentists? Use Sozodont
daily, and your Teeth will seldom or never
need scraping or filling, for they will never
be de6led by unwholsome connections, or be
honey -combed by decay.
CoLoREp MAsoSs.-A Lodge of F. A. A.
Masons has just been organized in this city
by r. W. Moses Dickson, D. G. NJ. for the
District Of Missouri. These Lodges are
working under National Grand Lodge for
the United States of America, holding direct
authority from the Grand Lodge Of England.
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PHrfW<rsIkis, .NeneSre-

FROM and after this date William r. Coy
= ffns, Ed viii b. interested With m. dali, :
10 keai ksssfs spd doing General Insurance I,rss
~ No. asdsf me ns0e and frm Of h. b. To- KyehA
Co. Thsshfn for tbs very liberal p.fronaxe h.v-taf =,
exfsnssd 70 ~ hops the arm will merit ana rscei,
me pa1ossEs Of old friends and rspy ones.
AeoHux. aug =, ItooAuG H.. 2. TEE-RrCH
INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses AMI
noeenoh Furniture can be siecied In the A1na NJ.
s.~sss Cbnpday OF Hartford Ho4.~ I.n.r,cr, n,-..-s
No. fo~h sed other re~ponshle stock coopa h cr
90 TO ave year, ~ rate ranging 20 cents 10 IL
pr cent on tbs eco for the y hoe tive or
ehssr say othsr responsible company Yor relist
shsoFesuon on Insurance call on the rnderss ned vi
60 gss batter Indemnity than be found At any nh
assoey In this section. fAscasi II a. TRH-rycK
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Hotel Property for Sale.

YNHE UNION HOUSE, at Hamilton, OPP
Il posits xeokuk with three and half Of ground
which situated good twostory Frame Hotel Build
HotsleooA cs,laf eists good ven Of water With BARI
room for "a horses Herr rare chance for any ono
deshG % engage In the Hotel Bu.nesa Tbs tniy
Yhy ths psesen tproprseor desr-r 70 teil H. ae
count 81 the III health Of his wife. Price szn Title
good OF No sAiS.
Hns further Information inquire Of J O. Reberts, on
premises, or to II. B TEN-xycK,
may76d Real Estate Agent Keohuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-18

FRESH SrooK OF PRINTING Iyxs.-We
have on hand large stock of Wade's print.
ing inks, of all colors, which will be sold al
New York prices. Every printer in the
West is familiar with these inks, and, there
fore, it is unnecessary for US to praise them.
Orders BY mail promptly filed.
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financial anb Commercial.

KDoxug RARE1F.
August II, 1856.
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BLAxKs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of Lading and oil kinds Of Justices
Blanks, call at the GArI Crrr Counting
Room.
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COLLECTION OF BousrY.-See Van Valken'
hnrRs card.
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For sale.

x BRICK dwelling house, containing six
rooms, etstsras full lot, located Lot O. Block
III in AAsons Lover addition 10 Keoh nk the Cen.
sfSy. Title good or nc sale. Prtcs $50 cash. which
voald not bug tbs Lrick 10 the House
ind H.B fgH-KYCH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-18

CHAPTER l3s.
Disribaios Of n. G. Report.
AN ACT 10 provide for the distribution Of The
Adjutant Generals Report Of January ls1
1856
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GrOk GALK.-Ten acres of land represented in the
CITY Plat as letter L, N the tract. Eeohuk.
am anthotzed 70 sell this property very great
gain, IL applied for Title good no s~lo. ED-
quirt Of b. b TEN-EYCK
spfld Real Estate Agent
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xrOk fAlE-A frame dwelling house containing 10
- rocas, esfesn cellar, wood houf Anc aa,ie wIth
lot ~ BY $50 and the property fo merry occupied By
Mr. Brewer situated the corner Of LIST and High ats
sid s6tsds very delightful ,itv Of The river Price.
e1oooesD eash. AID The balance in year With per
cent. interest. knquire Of H. b. TEN-KYCk
mayQd
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EOR SALE-30 acres of fine grape and
= other fruit land; 10 = high state of cult
vatIon 10 usd-r fence With 30 fruit trees Of vnr
oas kinds bearing Price SIS per scrs. Also
10 ACRES joining tbs at0ve land, abi 10 the sane
character, with improvements. but be all .peosed
By placing fence the read at all p~nse. Prizes
t4o and $50 per This land near the res
Aenes Of DR. Bcks, about fso miles from eecons s.Fe~t
Ksoksh For particulars enquire Of
mch2& H B. TEN EYCK
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LNCk eAIE -Three very desirable Lott on whieh are
Lex sted steE bsick eiling b. u,
or rvonas-a large brick ash house ana wood house
tgsth<r With issge brick stable i4fs. est. rms.
AMI Lots we'll covered wiah choice lot Of
er tres This property 10 sitUasd the Of al
md Morgan street, Convenient to business Price 5000
half coh balance IN and Year, at per cent In
ssessf Title good. Esqaire Of
spwA b. rKE-ErCK
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Erok sALx-Tbe very desirable Brf-f ressd.nce an
- gfoasds nov owned ssd occupied by Al Niikin
Ds, keq, situated the Of i2th and High sts
Bcuse hiss OF 10 rooms with all the modern improve
DsnD-AsxRe frane barn-three very cesirablt lots
tacbed, covered with fruit and trees Price
bsoo Title good or NO sale. Tor further particulars
enquire Of II. B. TEN-EfCK.
Nareh IL lA66
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-01

HRRDTTARNeIti is well known that
family traits, both physical and men,
tai, are handed down from father to
son through many generations, max
ing great skips now and then, and
again appearing when it was thought
the peculiarly had disappeared forever.
The philosophy Of the thing we do not
propose 10 discuss. All We wish is 10
call the attention Of the public to the
fact that there is now at the clock up
a young lady, who presen.s in her own
person living example of the truth OF
the hereditary doctrine.
Her name is Miss Jane La Count
Under ordinary circumstances she
would be taken for the youngest and
most graceful ofthe graces. She claims
% Be q descendant Of the French Bour-
hons, and We are very much disposed
70 admit her claim. For she has vices;
there Is no doubt Of it; but those vices
pattern closely after those Of kings
and queens; they bear an ugly stamp,
But Ginning such descent, pointing
with pride 70 a long line OF royal ances-
torss Why shOuld she be confined in the
''lOck upf" We don't know, but ex-
pect 20 learn Tomorrow.
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Trustees Sale Of Brewery Fix
Sale of Valuable Coal and Farming
Land in Ohio County.

DURSuANT To THE DEED OF TRUST
il from the Willow Glen OIL and Mining
Company TO me, dated the l5Ih day OF No
once OF Ohio County, West Virginia, in Deed
Book 50, Folio 81, and by consent Of the par
ties interested, l Will on Wednesday, the firSt
day OF August next, commencing at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, sell al public auction
at the mont door Of the Court House OF said
county, the tract OF land described in said
deed, situated in said county, on Big Wheel
ing Creek on which Lewis Lunsfom lately
resided. FL - ~ t5f ~ ~ -
The tract, by a survey recently made. con-
tatnS eighty-two acres, three roods and five
perchsS- The title Is believed to be good, but
selling as Trustee, i do not warrant title or
quantity. - Sc
TERNs.-Four thousand dollars ia hand.
and the residue of the purchase money to be
paid, with interest from day OF sale, in six
twelve and eighteen months from thai day
the purchaser giving bonds for the deferred
tnstallLnents, secured by deed Of trust on the
lands. DANIEL LAMB,
fyl6-ts Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-01

''WHo KSows How-Is9''-A few
| days since Mr.. -, and friend made
| up their minds to go q fishing. They
went in pursuit Of the Hfinuy droves''
up Wheeling Creek in their carriage,
| drawn by elegant horses. II was a
good thing that they thought OF the
Z carriage, Otherwise angling would have
been but dry WoIk-at one end at least.
Z Those who have f'fished the murmnr-
I ing brook" muchly, as these gentle
men have, know perfectly well what is
necessary to successful fishing; there
was therefore but little danger Of their
forgetting anything.
Rods, tackle, bait, all complete, they
sailed forth and had splendid success.
But one Will get tired of the best of fish
ing, and these two retired TO the shade
Of sycamore to rest. They rested,
until the declining rays of 1'Old Sop'
warned them that they we're husbands
and fathers. Then they started home
in the carriage
Now, the road down Wheeling Creek
Is hard one to travel. Is requires
skiliful driving 70 get over il in safety.
How could these two be expected, after
a hard days fishing, to be alive 10 all
the dangers, with which they were
surrounded? The thing couldn't be.
Besides the elder OF The two, al
though be WIS the better fisher,
never could ride over rough
road without getting unwell at the alb
domen, and fiighty about his "knoWl-
edge box" Was he to blame then, if
sudden lurch OF the wagon allowed
him 70 descend in an unnatural order
TO terra tiTmG! We think not. So far
from blaming any one, we are glad his
companion retained sufficient presence
of mind to call In the assistance OF an
African gentleman to put the fallen
fisher into the wagon again, and then
with filthy lucre, TO bride him to steer
the ship safely to port.
The injuries OF the fisherman were
severe. On reaching home, a son of
EsculaPius was called in, who spoke
mYsteTiOusly Of "probable conse-
qaences.'i And his friends now walk
softly about on tip-toe, whispering, with
white lips. "FbO knows how - is3r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-01

WRAT 4 EAGER BEER GLASS Is
WoRTH.-on Monday afternoon R1-
dolph SchRffer vas Visited. al his sa4
loon on Market street, by young gem,
tlenlan OF this city, in company with
some others This young gentleman.
II seems had not confined his visits on
the day mentioned, TO Mr.. S. he was
doing a bigger. thing than that. In
shqrL he vas doing as the ladies God
bless fem!l do, when they are out
t4making calls.''
He had evidently found alIsh ac-
quaintanoes at home, who had treated
him as gentleman should be treated
he was therefore in the best of spirits
when he reached Mr.. SIS. Nov the
beer of Mr.. s. is celebrated for lis ey-
celleuce- The young gentleman, hay-
ing walked some distance in the hot sun.
shine since his last call was naturally
thirsty he requested Mr.. s. TO give
him and his companions some beer.
The companions refused to partake, and
the =. g. swallowed the contents of his
! glass by himself. Some one remarked,
That Was cool, and left she saloon.
Inc y. & being unable to see the
relevancy Of this sage remark, replied
% II by throwing the empty glass after
the remarkist- The venetian screen al
the door, however, promptly interposed
aud saved him from the dreadful blow
Ne WOulO Otherwise nave received ana
the Only injury sustained was by the
glass, which lost its particular shape
without delay.
Mr.. S. has been all his life trying tC
make an honest livelihood and helnoH
saw the means OF doing It disappearing
forever. He therefore requested they.
z. to pay twenty-five cents for tht
glass he had broken. The V. z. ha.
had experience in the glass business
I and replied that ne could make one fol
ten cents.
Mr. s now called 70 a Mr.. 7. sit.
ting at table in the saloon, who sai6
something, which was replied TO by q
statement on the part of The Y. g. that
ne IT. IYas the male offspring of Z
quadrupedal canine female. AIr. T
had never heard snch language in Ger
many, and he collected ali his soul fol
a mighty effort. He heaved a chail
alOft, aud-ths Y. 2. broke for paving
stones. There was no scarcity Of then
in the street, and he commenced to de
moiish the building, which would sooI
have presented a worse appearance
than the NJ E Church on Fourth street
had not the heroic Mrs. S. made an on
slaught with her broom-stick.
The Y. g. MAS brought before Hi:
Honor, Judge Good, yesterday morn
ing and fined twenty dollars and costs
He had enough money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-01

A New ARRASGEOIENT-W learn
that many OF our citizens, doing bust
ness in the clothing line, have entered
into an arrangement, by which their
respective stores will be closed hereaf-
Ter at P. NJ.
This viii give the overworked clerks,
and others employed at these establish
ments, much needed opportunity for
recreation. They will feel better, work
better, and look better, If their noses
are not kept to the gTindstone from six
or seven o'clock in the morning until
nine, ten. or eleven At night
But what does this movement indi-
categ Il indicates the growing preva-
lence Of ideas, which will, sooner or
later, bring about reform in the cOndi-
ton Of those who labor IN any shape
for living. 1t indicates more time
hereafter devoted 10 mental and phys
ical cultivation, and an increase OF hap
Ptness among all classes of society.
''Slrawa show which way the wind
blows"