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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-27

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A time houored
custom was being observed at Dono-
vans Saloon, on Main street, Christmas
Eve. "A number of young gentlemen
were engaged IN the exciting business
OF rafting for turkOys-a practice, we
may remark in passing, cOuntenanced
by great many OF the better classes at
church fairs and festivals. One of the
party, George Bresock by name. had
good luck, and was fast transferring to
his own possession all the turkeys put
up: Another of the party, John Farley,
had bad luck. He was losing money
and not winning turkeys. About this
time Bresock discovered that one Of his
birds had taken flight. He accused
Farley of having furnished the wings.
Farley denied the charge, and left the
saloon. George Bresock and his
brother followed the retreating
Farley. They overlook him near
Schaher's Saloon, on Market street,
They demanded the turkey. Farley
said he could whip both of them.
He struck at the larger of the two, and
missed. He WAS more successful with
George, the smaller, and gave him Il
staggering blow. George pulled out a
pistol and shot Farley. The ball en-
tered near the left arm pit, passing up
wards TO the top Of the shoulder, and
lodging beneath the skin. The wound
Is severe, but not dangerous.
The officers of the law heard of the
matter, and proceeded, the same night,
10 Bresock's home, where thew found
him in bed. He was taken to the lock-
up, and Christmas morning, held TO
bail by Judge Good, in the sum OF
500 Tor his appearance at the Circuit
Court.
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EXHIBITING INDECENT PICTURES
In Tuesdays issue we stated that Mn.
James X. Kennedy had been held to
bail In the sum Of 500 by squire J ohm
son, Tor his appearance at court, to an
SWer a charge Of exhibiting indecent
pictures. The offence is not only cog
nlzable by the State laws, but by those
OF the city as we'll. Mr.. X. was, there
fore, aTraigned at the Police Court. yes.
teIday, on the same charge
Evidence was brought to prove that
Indecent pictures had been given in eI
change for unobjectiOnableo ones. bv nm
employee at Mr.. KS establishment on
Main street. Several, which were Dro-
0uced In court, were identified ms hav-
been banded out to certain parties in
his store on Saturday evening, wit.
nesses for the defence were then intro
dnced, who stated that the pictures sofia
by Mr.. X. were received from Sew
York in packages, and that to every
hundred of decent ones there would lie
-FOUR or five or SIX Of a fancy" charac-
ter. The latter were separated from
the others and laid by themselves in
order to be returned. An emplovce az
the establishment had been exchanging
these for others purchased by parties
which they did not like, ButTwhon
Mr.. X. heard OF the matter, he gave the
employee instructions to give out no
more. Such was the testimony for the
defence.
Judge Good summed up the evidence.
and stated that there had been clearly a
violation Ofthe law, and he must, there
fore, fne Mr.. X. twenty dollars and
costs. So that gentleman had to fork
over,
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a WOMAN's FREAKs-TAx PAYERS
PAY HER TO DISTURB THE PEACE.-The
enchanting Miss Elizabeth Archer was
before the Police Court, Christmas
morning, for the one thousandth and
oue-th time. She had been through
East Wheeling. Christmas Eve, osten-
sioly in search of certain individual,
and had behaved very much after the
manner of raging lioness. seeking
whom she might dcvour. Her oaths
woke the echoes, and caused decent
people 10 shut their doors tight. She
caused, in short, great disturbance OF
the peace, and was, therefore, arrested.
She had comfortable nights lodging
in the subterranean precincts of the
lookup, and was fined ten dollars,
Ten dollars, however, is to Miss Archer,
fabulous sum of money. She didn't
have that much-never had-and was
consequently committed to Jail, in
which place she will find comfortable
lodging and eating for thirty days to
come, AZ the expense of the taxpayers
OF the city OF Wheeling. The imprison-
ment Is nothing 10 her. She, and 9th.
ers of her class, court it, long for it, re-
Garding it as bonus held out to them
by the law, for committing breaches of
the peace.
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Greenwood Cemetery.

OITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
~ smiles east OF the city, is now ready for
intermcnts, sale, and improvement OF lots,
II contains 81 acres of land, and is laid out
IN the most modern and improved Style
can he easily reached at all seasons or the
year by the National Road, and for three.
fourths OF the year by the Hempdeld Rail
Road. II is perfectly secure, and intended 10
be 6enutlhed by every variety oftrees, shrub
berry. public vault, chapel, artificial lake
fountains, etc., TO make il equal to the best
rural cemeteries in the country
Ample provision is also made for It's en-
largement. order and care in perpetuity.
Persons deE'irOuS of purchasing lots can
examine the grounds with the Superinten.
dent, who has plat, or secure them by call
ing AT the office OF the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make interments will
for.
Tickets OF admission to Lotholders and
visitors Will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.-A. j. Sweeney.
President; r. G. Bonham, Secretary; j. 1.
RHODES, John q. Muth, Geo Mendel, Jos.
Bell, JnO. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, Il, G.
Jordan, T.. y. Hildreth, nu3i-lvJ
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A VALUABLE SADDLE SroLES.-M.
l. Hill. deputy Sheriff OF Ohio county,
stopped few days since at the tavern
OF Louis Lingaman on Market Square,
and had his horse put in the stable.
Mr.. Hill some time afterwarl called for
his horse, and, the animal being brought
round, discovered that his saddle worth
SIS, had been taken from the horses
back, and replaced by a dilapida;ed
affair worth about three dollars. As
Mr.. Lingaman was responsible for the
lost saddle, the horse having been
placed in his stable, MI II. and him
self settled the affair without resort to
the devious processes OF the law.
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CAUGHT A GLIMPsE OF CHRIsTMAs.-
As officer Scvering was making his
rounds on Christmas, his attention was
attracted by large crowd, which had
gathered near the lower end of the creek
bridge. Penetrating the crowd, he dis
covered in the midst one Jas. Sheridan,
going through Christmas per-
fOrInance, the said James being slightly
full at the time. The officer took him
affcctiOnately by the ARMAND walked
him down street a short distance, adj
vising him at the same time to proceed
to his own proper residence. After pro-
ceedIng little way, a new idea flashed
through James bewildered brain. He
inquired if the officer intended to make
him go home. Being assured that such
was not the case, he proved to be inca
pable of appreciating the kindness
shown him, and berated the officer
soundly in the choicest of BilIinRsRate,
Hence his arrest, and fine of five dol
lars and costs.
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cheapest and best. These two articles are de-
servedly very popular with the masses.
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WOMEN AND CHILDREN WALKING;
IRON COLUMBUS TO NEW JERsEY.-The
pity of our citizens was, or should have
been, excited, Christmas day, by the
spectacle of two women. and seven
children, wandering through the streets.
They were all in rags, and looked as
though they had not had full meal
Tor month. Night coming on, they
were provided with comfortable quar-
tiers in the Police Court room, where
they staid until yesterday morning.
The party had walked from Column
bus, Ohio, and were on their wav To
New Jersey, which State they hoped to
reach by the same slow and toflsome
method of travelling.
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VERY FoRGETFUL.-On Christmas eve
large number of persons-ladies and
Gentlemen-called at the house of Rev.
J. 7. Mcclure. pastor OF the United
Presbyterian Church, and left various
bundles and packages, together with a
considerable sum OF money. They had
evidently been out shopping. and seem
to have forgotten 10 take their packages
with them when they left the house of
their pastor. II said packages are not
soon removed, they will be applied to
such uses as the persons with whom
they were len may deem proper. This
kind OF forgettulness is highly appre-
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IMPORTANT TO THE NorERs OF WASH
ISGToS TOwNSHIP.-Hugh Sterling,
registrar for Washington Township.
will be found atthe Independents Hose
House, First Ward, on the 2Sth and
18th of December, and the 9Th, 9Th. lIth
and l2th of January, from gu \. NJ, to
-: NJ, and al the residence OF Geo. w.
Sights, Esq. corner OF Market and JET.
ferson streets, at all other times until
the 18th OF January, 1867, for the pur-
pose OF registering the qualified voters
of the township.
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PRISONER FOR THE PESTrENrTARY.
Sheriff BArtram, OF Wayne county.
arrived in the city, Sunday. with Il
prisoner the peuitenIiary. The pris-
oDer's name is Copeland. He WAS CON
Etcied, at the December term of the
Wayne Circuit Court, OF homicide. and
sentenced to two years i'll the Peniten-
stiary
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ALF BURNETT

0NHE GREAT HUMORIST AND LAUGH
4 able tn!tAtor OF old men and young
women, and the greatest 4 sllucator OF butch
French and Irish character in the world: as
sisted by Miss HELEN NASH will give two
OF his tncon parable entertainments al;
Washington Hall. on Friday and SATURDAY
evenings, 2Sth aud SSth inst. dc-5-2I
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For Sale or Exchange for City
PrOnartY.

$50 Acrcs Of land in Marshall Co., ". IA.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
4 sale or exchange for city properly, his
Farm, situated on Stull's Run, Marshall Co.,
West Va, one mile frOIn Wheeling Creek
Said Fam contains go acres OF good land :,
100 acreS5 of which are in n good state of cul-
EVntiOn, the balance in timber. There Is n
good frame dwelling house on the premises
also fino young bearing orchard OF $50 trees
OF desirable fruit. JAS. MATHEWS,
noVH-lmd Wheeling, w. Va.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT THE BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Tho entertainment at the
Baptist Church Christmas night, was
very we'll attended, and altogether a
success. The singing, designs, din
logues, addresses, g., were OF n high
order and elected marked commendn-
ton from all present.
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Train for the West.

WHEELING, June Is, 1856.
ON AND AFTER JUNE I7TII, 1886, THE
~ PaS$engersa and Mails from Wheeling. for
the west will he despatched from the DeHot Of
the b. 4 o. K. 4. Co. ut 1886 Il, IN. and 80 o.
m, and leave BenwOOd on the arrival OF the
Z. q: Il. K. trains at 1910 n. m. and $40 u. m
Ju26 r. 4. DEVRIES, AGENT
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Public Sale.

T WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON
tho 3lHt day Of December, 1866, Six
LOTS containing near two acres each. Also
Five Town Lots and One House and Lot.
House contains seven roOuls and kitchen; all
ontDullungS very convenient, all In the
town OF Bridgeport, Ohio. =
Also, House and Lot In KirkHOod, con-
tanning rooms and basement.
Terms OF payment will be made known on
the DAY OF sale. Also tho number and loca-
tion OF the property. Any Information can
De had prior To the sale by calling at VIM.
SteT3rts Lumber Yard Office, or dwelling
In bridgeport, Ohio.
dcl7u WIN. STEWART,
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~ ECOSD GRAND SOCIAL BALL To RE
- held ~ Washington Hall on New Years
1--we. Tue management wouh respectfully
Invite the attention or their many friends,
aud the public in general, thai they have
made all necessary arrangements for u
FIRST-CLASS SOCIAL RAIL,
which will BE- even superior to their former
entertainments Upon this OCCASION n prize.
Will be awarded TO the best ami most elegant
Walter. ls---lf
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POURISG OUT a LIBATIoN-Iti is sup
posed that one. James Hays, residing
in the city of Wheeling, went in search
of BacChus Christmas Eve. Not
finding the Jolly old god in the various
saloons around town, he proceeded to
search for him in the market house.
He was still unsuccessful, however,
and, to prOpitiate him, undertook to
pour out a copious Nbation to the alb
sent deity; not on the ground but on a
butchers bench.
He was discovered in the act by a Wig
liant policeman, and, as such heather
practices are forbidden by the city or
dinancc, was taken into custody, and
lodged with Mr.. Wallace for the night.
before Judge Good, and fined five dol
lars,
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State Commission Notice !

Notice to Loyal SlaVe.Ownera.
TIME COMMISSION APPOINTED ny THE
Secretary OF War under the 24th section
OF the Act or C.OnVTeSS aDDroS,e5 EoLTISor,,
24th, 1854, and Section II, OF an Act nnnrOyed
July 2Sth 1866 in respect I O slaves enlisted Or
drafted Into tile military service Of the IInItetl
States, having assembled Mt the CITY or Par
kerSburg West Virginia on the tyVSICth rav
OF December 1856 and duIy OrSsnixai az ISr
directions from the War DeSartment ID
hereby give nofice tO nil SvhOTt ~ 49, ~
Germ That said Commission will sit In tue
City OF ParlSersburg. West Vn.. IN The 1StS
day OF December. 1866: and ms long thereafter
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SEE the advertisement OF All. Bur-
nett, the great Humorist, at the head of
the local column.
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SAVE MONEY AND TINS, whom you go
to market, by calling at the Market
Square Shoe Store,
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Observation-Disclosures lecture on tho
Book of Esther will be delivered in the
United Presbyterian Church ON next
sabbath afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
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For Sale.

HAVING DETERMINED TO REMOVE
4 Il from this city, offer my Dwelling
House situated on Market St, for sale will
sell same with or without Furniture, and
can give possession to suit purchaser.
dCI3-2W H. ROSENTHAL
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Masonic Installation OF OmcGrs OF
Ohio Lodge, No. I. -nn

TO
Grand supper az she EPFiEE House.
At tho Lodge Room in Washington
Hall last evening, the installation OF
officers for tho ensuing Masonic wear.
took place. There was, a large turn out
OF MasOns with their wives and dauEh-
tiers, and the scene was particularly
brilliant and Impressive.
The usual form of opening was gone
through with, and the Il. w. G. NJ.
w. j. Bates presided,
The installation was then proceeded
with, and the following gentlemen in
vested with the badge OF their respec-
tive orders: w. g. BatiClle, Master: J ,
Il. St0llmNn, Senior Warden; Edward
Wolsgarhcr, Junior Warden: w, z,
wilson, Treasurer; c. ]. Rawliug, SEQ
rotary; n. L. Douel, Senior Deacon;
Samuel Matthew'S, Junior Deacon; j.
w. Bliss, Tyler.
The ceremonies of the occasion were
highly solemn and impressive. After
their conclusion, the brethren crowded
around the newly installed officers, and
heartily congratulated them upon their
preterment.
The members OF the lodge, with the
numerous ladies i'll attendance, then
proceeded to tho Sprigg House to par
take of the elegant Supper, got up by
MeSSrS. Edwards n COnRut.
THE SUPPER
Was magnificent affair. The tables
were set out in fino taste. and loaded
with a bouutcous supply OF the choicest
deliCacieS OF the season. Space will
not permit us to give the bill of
fare i'll full, but we may mention u
few of the leading dishes. First
came soup, then ham with champagne
sauce, vcnison, prairie chicken,
mallard ducks roasted, canvas back
ducks. boned turkey, tomatoes, cakes
Of all kinds, ice cream, &C., &C. The
whole thing did great credit to MesSrs.
Edwards n ConOut, who know how to
get up snppers, if anybody does.
The Masonic exercises were closed
with the supper.
The wholeI affair, installation and
supper, was productive OF great
pleasure to all concerned.
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Cakes for Christmas

no THOSE MAKING READY FOR THE
\ Holidays. oIfer the riusSt assortment Of
large and small POCSDCAKES, FRUIT CAKES
JELLY CAERS, MOUNTAIN CANES, &C.
have also the finest assortment OF French
Candies, common Candies, Candy Toys, and
everything u complete the decoration ri
christmas trees. My stock Is Alt fresh and
new, and OF The choicest materials.
Parties and Festivals supplied on short no.
ucs and on satisfactory terms.
CHAS. BEH LER,
Successor to L. A. SwaTtS, MonrUe st.
dc9llW