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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

CEMErEEr.-0ar attention has been called tC
the FAC, that no mention has been made Of The
orgAnization q the DellEood Cemetery Associl-
ton. Az item u The ~Ellowiag purport wai
written al The time. bu, vas mislaii and did ret
appear
A meeting CT The esrporstor Of the DelIwood
Cemetery Association was held At the Court House
% the la'h Il F~e6asry. when the following per-
sons were chosen trustees: Mark Skinner, Hell
mas N Wells. A C Clark. + II oryis. E D Bar.
ten. S G Coas. L J Hasley. J B HOLSTER, c.
MuEson.
A m~eeiins q the trustees twas then bella aud
the following sBeers q The board Eers chosen
A @ Clara, President; G Cone. Treasurer and
Secretary.
"A sdogrned meeting Of the trustees is 70 h
held On Wednesday q this week
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

II rs "rNrorrtAu re- M 4 UNies
Mas ~ Nou4n cAgotNA-nosev ha
contend tha, he Seuth Is carnts apd
devoledly eyal-ghat tbs piris u Saces.
son bas bsen thoroughly crushea=ba. i
quite safe 10 abandon The States 10
hemselye-a respectfully commented
70 he following expression ofthe Rail- 0
Saad5ed writer By NJ Holloo.rx Coz.
efaur Of Nsuh Carolina
fhate Should b bot enc PARTS Is thi.
state IL ihis time, AID lint + ae Uooo
party. lie lbu 4 not tt lbe Union l.
aeaiastit, "a is not saved Jci. It's sal
"a great peHa itissnf shammar At one
enl and anvil at ne utbtr. The same
sectional spirit that pto3uc d tie late ua-
fai war is suH unsnblued, That ltlc
member, the Ion 1ae sel on err ef heb.
l. again al work. deepening aal widening
the chasm Between de North and South.
The North demands ccrtain tHngs. and
stilI seems 70 fcpel the South, aed he
latter Is defiant and sulIcn. II Is unpopB.
far ia this susie 10 be an out.apd out Tn.
ion man. Its popular to %sympsihize
wiih tho dead Conted rscy. NJ matter
Wha the North may say or d., or omit
20 say or DO, il is MOI 10 DO expected
ilat we can get back to the Union until
Sc feel aud manifest = change IL tlis re-
speeL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

Gen. Stepben Elliott, Jr, the rebel ON.
mander Of Fort Sumpter, died II Aiken.
S. c. Feb 81. The Augusta tGa) eoa.
sttwioaalis. says: Ills name and fame
have become history, and will Be forever
coupled aiib tbe stubborn.g glorious defense
or Fort Ssmpter.
V4laudigbam 81 his house ia Dayton.
OHIO. bad a bundled gnns fired 10 honor
II the veto of the Freedmeus Bufeaa
Bill. and hung out a Gag from his %ninJov.
bus uAich tag Tie repgrt does not say
An engineer Was recently arrested anl
sent 70 A8gasfs..for d ing the rebel aagD1
las engine ~ the Geoi giaTallload
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

YANgrEs ~ New 0nLKAss.-A letter
from New Orleans in tie " Y. HeraM
rays lhat men from tie North and " est
rs large numbers. many az them lately
generals, colonies, captains, lieutenaats
and p%riyates % tho National Army, have
settled % that city AID entered into bust.
get. ofail kind., and under heir energy,
perseverance, aud industry the old creole
metropolis il fast tossing & igrmer Freach
and Spanish characteristics. notwitbsiand-
ing t8ors of iiie aaeleDt rfgiwe 10 iaLso
tic Mortimer in badr - well as social
Natter. laHk enterprise Is 100 much
lof these after gsnirg and, regardless IL
their opposition, : pushing IL way rapidly,
ready to safply Z band wherever i hand
is needed, ana i iati developing sources
I'll laiiit AID wealth ntieii, un1er lie old
order q ihaB@f we're allotted "a rs dof.
q aat aa8 aBna.ieed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06
Il Eusos, N D.

very fas piosstss u iudiA ial. and o~oiors, thar
are enlarged hpm Old and faded dagaerregtypes
broypes and card photographic These ha'iBg
"a p,etsres Il deceased assds that they wish 70
aAs enlarged and 6nishei IN the aacsi style q
ths art, can nov have !, done ADD warranted sat
isfsatoFy W giving NJ Cstbau At order, sho will
attend to the busiaess promptly. Mr. g is now
engaged 70 eanyassing Manchester AMI the ad-
joiaing tosns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

The Oh srIRIT CHorPTNG 0Ur-A
tin has been introduced info The Legisla-
ure Of Georgia, authorizing The cred tors
u colorei people who can { pay their debts
70 sell them 10 tie highest bidder for such
length 81 time as may be requisite 70 pay
the same
This isa r~asealy attempt p cling TO fhe
sysfean u slavery, which Georgia ro.el 10
prohibit whtn she aeesp.ed The constiiu-
tiouai ~ameHdmeAt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

Am ron FHsTpNEN "a barrel, containing "a e
fal articles u clothing, contributed in this town
6r destitute feeiaen. has recently been scot
brwarl. aud The receipt thereof has been ae-
kaow'edgel With thanks from tbe office q the
Treasurer vftAe American Missionary Association,
81 John street, New York. Since this barrel was
forwarded, ether ARTICLES have been seut IN BY
benevolent friends IN Town.
This notice IS Published that the opportunity
may be awaited II to aid in speedily filing anoth-
sr barrel. 10 he ebt 10 the same Destination
Articles Of clothing, Or books, suitable for farth-
er use BY the needy and suffering among those
50 recently emancipsiel from slavery may be
sent. as heretofore, 10 Mrs W ekham, in this VIII
lhge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

Thiry-iour citizens and firms IN Nea
Orleans have presented a long memorial
TO Congress. setting forth tint they jsinilj
have paid about S2j0.000 for the support
ofih. poor Of their city, under the orders
Of &c eral Butler, making an Assessment
for that purpose upon the subse ibers to
the public safety loan for the defence Of
that city agaius, the United States, and
asking Congress 10 reimburse II them the
sums they several J have paid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

-Glorons Andy Thus shouts ihe
Hartford TIEcs, which said daring taose
ring days wAsn ihe present Presidents q
lie Inised States was bfAvlag secession Ia
Tennessee
~Andfsw johnson is an active. selGsh
pelislaa q shallow capacity sad ; CON.
rleis aemagogue.
j. there anything @Jasss4aeed Shout
iasf We stk fof nsformanoa.- Hartford
IaErUsL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

SrxpfnLssp.-Ai s Festival given y tht
Baseasa sabbath School. il Sunderland. ca ihs
sreaiss Il ihs - iast auioe little sun Of $50
90, as received fr tho beaeGt % the Schoel-
rhs saaeoi ha,.ag labereI uuder nauy dsaa-
tautssea q : peesuary FlsE. arc nes aet.seg
este eu1eazeea api intsud soSa e increase
fasr as1tie 60 saPp4r 8 sabsaia ssaS.
The best sishes afiae saoei sre 4as % those
vac stisa4e4 Ha3 participated e. tAs 9s-sfea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

A gold snuff box, presented by Louis
XVI 10 Col John Laufens Of South Car
olina, Aide-dc. Camp 10 General Wash
iagton, 8n tue occasion Of that officers
alisslol q France By order u the Ameri-
can Congress, % negotiate a loan for his
Government, has been sent 20 s j%eweler 10
Bsl im8te BY a widoa lady, one If tie de-
scendants q Col Laurens, = ho has been
impoverished ty tie q There are Of
ty-eight diamonds 0n the eos ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

TtnaNr-kha 90 thff3 81 tMs
9faa ~ Bafss5kg River ) shusss. n. ~
va arrss8 apsy 81 ae freshcs 90 ths aslt q
ibe 2.th. ana al taaaes d = esHsqasna sas
rs4aa
% lie saus ustt slast tary rls 8 tas
gailtaa & WaAaasioau.raa vas ussbsi away,
prtsadsg iAs passage aftrs.ps sr o day e. tvs.
90 tse s~stur3py wsynss, So Fsh Pend q
Eiva STAPLES q pAabJ sts Hay. and q i e.
dasisi fast sf,f 7oo.as pfd@rvlt rarisues q
hsh, mslsly speekel ,ress vAisb bal besu rss.
e ssh great carr anA erruss ves oariei g
IA. EBiroR -Tbg festival gitcn Or ~ heae.
Fl Wthosmb'r Cerrw Bard. vhich caut 81 last
Friday evening. pas 3 decided success Ther'
waS q mach IA ger esllrston q people thaa was
anticipated "a asooaat e tbs bal eoniileu ofthe
rbsds. The proceeds e lie cutsr,Ainusnt were
apvaris n 900 The Band icsiie to express
throagh ihe columns ofthc J~ousxAt their thanks
to he Uaiou Cornsi Band q Dandy. fr their
presence and ~ their kioiness 10 contributing
50 largely y dseoursing some other best pieces
10 q manner worthy q much commendatiou. 10
the ladies hr their interest IN cur prosperity
made NANTES, ia a table Sled 70 oyesaowing With
d~elicaeies attractive 10 tbe eye and gratifying to
the taste. Also TO Rollin Wiekham, Esq.. FOR his
kindness IN serving the ice cream, which was trus
" a feas, ofi,selt. Finally to the people for The
liberal patronage ihey 50 willingly bestowed.
" D suSLpos,
s T. RiDEouT. Committee.
g. II. PnELrs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

FURNITURE, &c-We ask the attention II eur
readers 70 the advertisement Il l.. G. Kingsley
to French & Kingsley, Rutland, dealer
IN Hardware. Furniture, Carpets, etc. His es-
ta~blishment is the larEes, aud most complete d
any of the kind 10 the State, Snd none sell cheap
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

v., = Bssss aps wsssssn " Hsu heses
a. - saa Naxb6T EEM saA fasrf r q,
wntfEe s0frTM
a~~~uw hssfsn sf1a rsfae Emn4p8 a as =
49, $50 WFffs d Ttnf 80 E& earlHa sara
- N ues - Hsftaa E d. Me- w4
~ tysa asasas Eesssns q AZ ~ ~ HAa
ss9s : A5a GspF A.
m0Fggu NeETM
- tt hfs.s ytsF q $50 y nsass~tw 3sfi
ssa. ssm ffef e rM Nna s.
A NaetHE al T.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06
The c!itor Of Virginia paper who has

The c!itor Of a Virginia paper who has
fought IN The Union army, say:
because we have wotn The blue we
do roi Therefore find laalt with those who
haze Aonorabiy worn Tie gray On the
contrary our intercourse win gentlemen
lately ia HE Confederate arm has been
Of the most friendly and social character,
and many Of our warmest friends are to be
found among isat class Of our tel oy citi-
zens sill we cannot sur ender tyin to
friendship cur ideas Of Tic duty W. I'VE 10
Tie county Y, and The Obligation we are IN.
der 10 support the majesty OF the flag, IN
all contingencies, and TO point out, upon ev-
cry occasion, the dangers and risks thal
are encountered by those who persist il
holding thai theigal!egiancr and their love
are not alike due to a eommoG country .
Il wa, not IN any petty spirit Of taul -Gad-
ing that we referred 10 the increasing dis
position Of our young men 10 wear gray.
Bui il il the natural consequences Of llns
course that we deploie. Wearing this
uniform certainly Indicates q DISPOSE ion 10
declare their adherence 10 the yielded
principles Of a lost cause, and it will be 80
construed; and we have no doubt that
such acts as this, snail as they may ,eem,
have had more 10 do with extending the
powers Of the freedmen's bureau, and pro
longing the probation Of the South, Than
the harangues Of Sumner aud Steyens.a and
I'LL The howIinss Of lie so.caIled 'JacobIn
press.
In regard 10 The subject Of high rents
and The indlsposition ot the citizens to sell
lhrir lands to, or TO fratcrnlze with people
from the North, we can only say thar
property was and is held NJ The most ex-
orbiant rates--and even the most Liberal
minded men Of the North are looked upon
with suspicion, and debarrcd from social
intercourse. a lady Or gentleman Of the
North, no matter what his or her worth or
position at home, is almost universally de-
barred from the charmed circle OF South
ern spcety. We do not complain of this
we only mention the fact"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

saln-wr nrsvuaa. ~ has 80 e..
bsav. ass sEaes. w. Haeau Nsafr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06
cRrAr BRnuy.
~srsrlsslox o. raE WIZ ~ HAnrks
coRruk a. feELANp,

h#4f -
Il the Haase u Commes IN tie i6tA
al.. SIR Grorgo Gey gaze ps,les tlaton
tie following 1ss tSafardas , the House
having spscsly y ecd TO mcet GA that
day. Ne wouid ask lor leave e bring IN 2
bilt 70 sasgeaa ~ a hmned tine The Ia.
hgs cofpus nci 81 ifelsnd,
Load ard geneul cheers followed this
announcement.
In Tue House d Lord 90 the l6th,
Earl Rgssei made dee same Huuouncy
inert. aud asks4 he lioGse 20 st Oh sat
nraay. tie l4ib ait, thai n0time might be
lost IA pa-siug lhe measure.
In the Husse 0f Commons on Feb l1h,
Sir George Grey. . asking leave 70 bring
in 4 bal ~suspendiag The Habcas eorpus
Act ia ireland. and that the Feoian con
spiracy had only recently assumed il
present ytopor.io ions. u was necessary 10
str Re an effective blow AZ the Fcuian
schemes, which we're wholly discounte-
nanced b, the American Government.
Leave vas then given to suspend the
Habcas Corpus Act in ireland by a vote
Of 36I TOT.
The biz was then passed through all
the stages and sent 10 the House Of Lords
who likewise passed II without opposi
lion.
The Royal assent to the bin was given
on the night OF the l7th.
Upward OF one hundred arrests were
made in Dublin On the l7th, principally
strangers. Among those arrested is Col
VIM. John Byron, Of the Federal Amy.
Many more arrests are expected.
The 4rmy s Nary Gaseae snys that The
troops in Ireland are being distributed
more and more among the small towns,
thereby giving greater feeling Of security.
Tie Liverpool Journal, Of Feb. l7h,
contains an assertion that the Government
has private Information Of a priyateer be
ing at sea on 4 Fenian erraud. This is
given rs ole Of the probable reasons for
HE suspension OF tbe Ht5eaS Corpus Act.
The Journal des Hare mentions, rs i
report requiring confirmation that Il steam
cr fitted out as a p~rivaieel by the Ameri-
can feuiaas sail Il from New York on the
20th Of january uNder the name Q! the
Cuba. She Is said TO be tie Fort Morgaa,
formerly a Federal %gunboat, which was
sold by tile Navy Department and bought
by the Fenians. The Journal doubts the
success of the Irish priyateer, if there be
one, as she would be regarded as a pirate
by every naval Power, and when captur-
ed, il says, her crew should be hanged.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

The Norfolk (ya) Post uses the fol
lowing language in commenting on IT,,
veto 49,
"Since the morning Of july %, 1861
uhen tie news Of the great Southern ,ic
10 = achieved by Byaureghrd over Mc
Dowcll, and the awful route Of lie FEEDER
al army on the plains Of Manassas. wa.
borne through tie South, oil the wing, 81
the Mind, ii, il were, carrying JOY aud ju.
bllatioa mo every loyal Southern house.
hold, and gIaddefing every true southern
heart, til, re- lms letn no news received
With 50 much rejoicing by tie peoll s d
HE South, as thai contained Ii ibc dispatch
iu.orui g them the President had ,etocd
the trecluuus Bureau bill. This i the
great 81 ,iclory they have achieved dur
iug The NHr--wtaler llma any ofthc fcais
of AIMS Of > o~neWali jackson or Of Robert
+ Ire; and II has girea them more pleas.
IRE Ilan bad Gen. Lee been elected Coy.
ernOr u Virginia. They have found al
al.ry III The President worth more 10 thtm
- ~"
Y" M,
Il -. .,',, '"'Go.a M
TuponrA.r no BrrrEi ANp Curtst
Nnrr,crrprs-lh onmissiorer N
Int.,r,l Rr,4pta d.,i1.s ,b,t farmer.
-. well i. others. who prodnre chepse 10
In. annn,l yalne II ON. lhon sand dollars
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

DuTtEs-Ailer tie lfth inst. tie rates
u duties On articles imported from Canada
l.Fatnf, IL Tra,.A wt1I ~ a. f-.flawa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

swt1 Fox-Ws havr r~ssTc3 ite G3iea or
saaaaiosssaa ID f~slatiea g ne atei eases q
sasu Taf "a Fast narta
NJ E.asF errtsi ths mauy ais re-.
pers sd Il ths ams nns ets das casiiaa g
ia pa I hfrs naie tAai ibe asnsse sA pres
tt oeaSue} % Epr fsnHB@. wa lisa lr-
Cazbrau. Ealuwa Aulfus. joseph Merse and
a. Fhis TIE patssat, ar 81 Ase sell and
ss base csuslstes ths dlssass 81 b c4aaaei is
the rreseat lssaihas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-06

0rsrrs srfna -Tttssh q = 50 egsuup
pr q So haas 4 We Bespuu @asson, wcs-
pss1sy s%renins. NAFsa fh, if Sc hsusti # he
cbsra tass 8ue coakrxaiapsi eJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-11

POLICE COUH.-Buziness In this de-
PzEEDeut WIS not quite 80 brisk yes
teroHy as il has besn Tor some DAYS
past.
Charles Chambzrn. for DRIVING his
horse Al q dangerous speed on TIE Is
land, Vas hned two dollars and costs
Cynthia A. TAorp had . complaint
lodged against her for using abusive
language. The case Has continued m
III Inis morning.
Emanuel DjekersOn WEs brought M
for assault and battery on The complainI
Of a feminine gender, bat she, growing
tender hearted, Withdrew the prosec1-
tton and Emanuel got on with 81 and
costa.
A complaint vas lodged against one
Of our saloon keepers, bat on ACCOUNT
OF ihe Dou-atteDcance Of one of the
Witnesses, the case was continued until
this morning. and a rule ordered TO be
Issued against the dsliDq uent witness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-11

ASoTHER ATTHPI AZ RAPE.-A
Eoung lady returning from the excur-
sion 10 AoDDdsviile, last FOURTH Of
July Was met \ short distance above
the B. q O. p p depot by young man
who requested permission 70 accom-
Pany her 70 her home. She was not ae-
quainted with the young man, but, rs
II Was dark, she CONSENTED. They had
got As far A. the outskirts oftLe city on
the way 10 her residenee which uTas il
Fulton, when the man asked her 70 h.
seated, which she declined, stating that
she was not tired. He then attefnpfeCi
20 force her 70 sit down, and made
other improper advances toward her.
when she broke from him and reused
the neigbborhood with her cries. she AZ
last ran into a house, when the man
absconded. She then made her way
home alone. The man, a short time
aftsrWard, made his Appearance at the
house and sst the basket down Ia The
ysrd and len, since which time be has
not been heard Of.
Such incidents as this and the Inhu-
man aet eoDmitted on Lhs person Of
Miss BoTkett laBt Sabbath, make homes.
peoples blood run cold, and the perpe-
Ir1tofB should be dealt with 70 The
fullest extent o. the Law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-11

TIE morning train from hare over
ths Central Ohio road gets 70 Columbus
aF Ills that forenoon Inc train that
Lfaves IN ne evening gels there a I0.45
a. night Why can not the trains that
4tsaye Columbus morning and evening
get here with something like the same
eLpsdilon2 Instead Of that they are
several hours longer on the way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-11

FA1 DETvTSs OF THK IELAHp.-Tbs
Citizens living on the IsIand are deser-
mined 70 stop the fast riding and dFiv-
ing Of hoBs in their streets. Tbev
had nan up before the Police Cont
Yesterday morning for the oHenne,
hey state that EGeing has become such
usual occurrence that the lives q
their children afe constantly in dsnzzr.
and thai they are ds1ermined 20 mi =
sop 20 Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-11

PAN E1cH1NsE 80 RoEzRT-Ya-
tsrdEy EsoraiaSs = sf1ST,7 a-tsr-,J ~,
dwelling q Mr. Tbomas SWeeosv and
elss9Eaedng kis1 fMF. SHeeneySe}I bat
ron The rex and len his Old diiaufdn-
I'd Pug IN its sad ar. s would have
20 cnecdo1 % tEzdinE back, e. the
Ieargain Vas not made With his consent.
sEd The edvanfhgs was All on The Eids
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-11


CITY coUScIL,-1he CITY Council met
yesterday evening at 3 o'clock. Little
was Gone beyond the receiving OF the
reports OF The committees.
The Committee on Claims made q re-
port recommending that number Of
bills amounting 70 over one thousand
dollare be paid, which Eas adopted.
The Committee On Streets and Alleys
made report in reference 70 enrbinR
DC, which was Bgreed 10.
The Committee on Water Works
made report In reference to bills and
recommended that Partridge's and
SteFling's bills be rejected.
Dir. Hughes objected, and Mr.. SteF-
nng's ball was ordered 70 be paid, and
PaFtFidges rejected
They 9iso made q report in reference
TO q reduction OF water rents in certain
cases, which was taken under consid-
erntion in sections.
John Reed q Co.'S rent WAS RECON-
mended 70 be reduced 70 SSn0. j.
Mr.. Hughes moved to strike ont three
hundred dollars and insert four hum
dred. One of the COMMITTEES objected
and, after some discussion, the tax was
axed AZ three hundred dollars.
The tax OF the Wheeling Tack Com
pany vas 6xed At 500. n s
10 reduce the tax Of Lewis and Wood
manaee. pTopIietOrB Of the Grant House,
from $50 TO S2E5. Amer some discus
sion the tax WIS fixed AZ 500.
Aeaaage from the lat Bnanch-Ths
resolution in references 70 the Street
Railway was adopted.
The water tax Of Edwards q ConRnf,
ProPriet9Eg Of the SpbGg Honas was
dxed At fS25.
The water rent Of The B, q RR.
Wasaa8essed af $50 90.
a report was received from the Cons
nlittee on Petitions and RemOnstfances
IN reference 70 y reduction Of the tax
on licenses, GG,s which was adopted,
The Committee on Ordinances re-
ported an ordinances f0FbIddiug the
Pulling Of flowers, dc. In the cemetery,
which was adopted.
The Street Commissioner made q re-
port accommodating that the street
labOrers be paid. Adopted.
The Mayor was authorized 70 odar
q reward Of 500 90 Tor The aPpre-
hension OF the six men still At large
who were concerned ia the rape case or
A n1sslsIe YEhs received from Ghs 1t
Brunch announcing that they had
eoneuFTed IN tbs report OF the Commit
tee on Claims. with the exception Of
the bill Of The Gas Company, which
they EPcoDmended 70 be inVa IRated.
The amundmenG WAS agreed 70 by the
I'd Branch.
Owing 70 the amount Of business On
hand the Council adionTnsd 70 mest on
ThuBday kat 2 O'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-11

TIE RAPz CASINO further arrests
hive yet 5ssn made Of the persons en-
GtEsd IN ths o2-rzgs on Miss Rebecea
Bk1rke1I. There Ee1s eleven persons
engaged IN Il, and 01ly ave Of then
b Te bssn nhbbed We sincerely hDpe
Sion 70 chronicle The arrest Of The bal
Lance Of The criminals,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-11

VIZ can attention TO tie advertise
Company In our issne Of to-day. me
Hone il an old and reliable company,
Among is directoTz may Be found some
q the bnsiness men in The Queen CITY.
4 G. Bouham has been appointed agent
fbr this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-11

BRIDsEs.-The EPseaI Conmittee On
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shls Market street bridge and the repair
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-11

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-11

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