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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-28

The Police CoURT.-The question
has often arisen in our mind, why do
we have police court in the city of
Whesling2 AM, although we have
turned it over and over, examined it
with the closest possible scrutiny in all
kinds Of light, We are still in the dark
as 10 the proper answer to the question.
II may be that our wise law makers,
looking abroad over the city, saw many
signs inviting the thirsty to enter and
potato Of wine. whisky, ale or beer, and
then concluded II was necessary To es-
thhlISh governor" to counteraCt the
irregular tendencies engendered by Il
frequency Of drinking saloons, but they
were much mistaken as to the genius
ofour peOple-as the phrase is,-if they
did so. No greater mistake could have
been made by them. For we are. as a
community, eminently quiet, peaca-
BILE, orderly and sober, although we do
does not exist anywhere, another CITY
as large as this, and holding out the
same number Of Inducements to vulgar
dissipation, which can show "A scantcr
police record in any one month or wear
than Wheeling can. And from this we
conclude that 1t was entirely unneces-
sary To establish police court. The
Aldermen about the city could have ca
silly and properly attended to all cases of
disorder, &c, that are likely to arise.
and, we expect, would have consented
To do so,-had it been necessary to in
quiTe their pleasure.
Alter prolonged and attentive con-
sideration of the matter, we have come
to the deliberate conclusion that Wheel
ing boasts one institution too many.
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THERE i a class of women, who
hang around the outskirts of the CITY
IN the pleasant summer season, and
when the skies grow less serene, and
the nights fprelell the approach of cold
weather. lake their way TO the city
PRISON, where they can obtain, if for
tuniIe enough to get inside, the needed
food and shelter.
The keeper Of the lookup has been
besieSed "i late with applicants from
this class tor place. to sleep. Generally
tnev obtain It. but in the morning 20
forth 70 another day of miserable wan
der!mg. iithry gel desperate. aud are
bent upon going To jail any now, they
know enough OF law TO commit pre-
CI>ely the offence which Will send them
To comfortable quarters. OF late, how
ever, they have not been so fortunate,
Judge Good has declined to send them
up unless upon we'll defined offences.
And Ne shall probably hear more of
women ringing nre-belIs, breaking
windows, eXhIOItIng in market houses
tSc-- as the weather grows unpleasant,
One poor wretch was discovered by
officer Brady, night before last, in the
board yard near the corner of Fourth
and John streets, in state of stupefac-
ton from liquor, and was taken TO the
Lookup. Yesterday morning, how
ever, having recovered from her drunk
en- spree, she was released.
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THE NEW FOURTH STREET NJ. f.
CHUgLH.-We had the pleasure yester-
day of an introduction to Charles G..
KsTnble, Esq, Of the firm of Hoxie e.
kenbel, Architects, Philadelphia, who
is now experimenting the erection of
the new Fourth Street NJ. T.. Church,
and from him we obtnined the follow
ing information in regard to it,
which we lay before our readers as a
matter of general interest.
Tn. building will be 80 feet wide bv
q feet , inches long, exclusive of pro-
JectiOns; the rear recess for the pulpit
and organ, Is feet; projection Of the
tower in front, feet inches; hight of
ceiling in the lecture room, Is feet;
night "f ceiling in class rooms, IL feet;
night OF ceiling in audience room, 30
feet IN The centre, and u at the walls.
me basement story will contain n
lecture room, infant schoolroom, inter-
ihtl'aLe hch""!FpoIn. class rooms, vesti-
Dule hnu main stairs. The entire fToDt
Will be built OF stone, also the first two
SECTIONS OF the spire; the sides and rear
of selected brick. The hight of Tho
spire Will be, from the pavement line Il,
the vnne. ~ feet q inches.
The whole building is IN he erected
In the ItnHHnesque sty lie OTnrchitccture
One feature OF the internal arrange.
Lnents struck as AS being particularly
excellent, and this is the placing of the
recess for the organ and choir i'm.
nediately In rear of, and elevated
three feet above, the pulpit, which
stands at the centre Of the rear end OF
the audience room. The congregation.
facing the music. can thus hear every
note OfOTgHn and voice.
When finished, which II will be in the
shortest possible time, the church AZ a
work Of architectural art will take rank
with the most beautiful In the country.
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NoTIcE To TAN-PANERs.-In order to
accommodate taxpayers, Sheriff Sey-
bold and his assistants will be at the
following places to receive State, coun-
". and school taxes, assessed for the
year lS66, on the 18Th and &9th days oil
this month:
Nadiso" Tor0'rship-At the Hope Hose
House.
Centre TorrHship-At the Filth Ward
School House.
RtchiaHd TUtrHShip-At \. \. AIison's
smith-shop to-day, Sept. 18th: at Akin
SON School House, tomorrow, Sept.
18th.
y deduction of ~ per cent. on the
STATE Tar will be allowed to jewellers in
the above townships, who shall pay all
their taxes on or before the 18th day OF
october. AT the Sheriti's office, or ut the
times and places specified.
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RCRNErr To-S1GHT. Washington
Hall is the place. "Alf," the popular,
:" ALI, the Great All" who always
gives such perfect satisfction-wiI be
on hand tonight with IL programme re-
plete with fun, wit and pnthos. His
repertoire Is marvel Of beautiful
pieces, both lauEhable and pathetic.
The Morning Call, " "TheVngabnnds.' =
Beautiful Snow.''-n MAsoNIC PoEM,
Nasty, the great expounder, will be
there TO preach from the "Tex,''-"And
thar was weepin and whalin." Bur
nett will give his laughable comic de-
iineatlons, and will be assisted by the
beautiful and accomplished Comcdi-
enne, Miss Helen Nash.
We have no doubt that the Hall
Will be crowded with the elite of Wheel
ing to greet this greatest OF ali humor-
ISIS. O." early if you want good seat.
Tickets only 20 cents.
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WARRAXrEp.-we would say to our rea-
ders, that MessrS. C. G. Clark & Co., propri-
etors Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure, warrant it to
cure the most obstinate cases of Dyspepsia,
no matter OF how long standing.
We bid you use Goes Dyspepsia Cure; 1t
will help you. Constipation, one of the
chief causes ofilI health, is completely cured
10y the use of the Cure. All diseases Of the
stomach and Bowels, like sics-headnche.
heartburn, Cramps, Palms are controlled In
simultaneously by the use OF Goes Dyspepsia
CuFe
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pY VIRTUE OF ~ DECREE OF THE
DCircuit Court for Ohio County, duly pro-
nOunCed and entered on the 9th CIny OF
March, 1865, i'll Il certain cause therein pend
ing, wherein Francis ID. Chhpline is com
plainnnt, md the executor and deviSees of
Moses W. Chapline, deceased, are defendants,
on Wednesday, tile :BIl day 0G October
1896. at the front door OF the Court
House for Ohio County. commencing
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, shall offer for sale, n
public auction, to the highest bidder, thd fol
lowing described real estate situated in the
city OF Wheeling, and State of West Virgin
la; that Is to say:
The undivided moiety of part OF lot No. 80.
fronting forty-fOur feet on the east side OF
Main street, and running back of even width,
eastwardly from said street, one hundred
and thtrty-twO feet. Also the undivided
mOiety of part of lot No. ll9. fronting sixty
six feet on the west side of Market street,
and running back of even width, westward.
~ from said street, SiXty-SeVCn feet. These
lots aDut ON each other, and adJoin the hotel
known us the Grant House, " on the South,
TERMS OF SALE--Onc-fOurth of the pur-
chase money In CASH, and the remaining
three'fOurthS III three annual inStnllmcntS
payable one, two and three years after day OF
sale, with interest, payable Aemi-annuaIly;
the purchaser giving his bonds for the credit
tnstallments The title will he retained un-
til the whole of the purchase shall have been
fully paid. JAMES s.. WHEAT,
SepS-tu Special Commissioner,
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for Sale
Valuable Coal and Farming
Lands for Sale 3

A TRACT OF NINETY-TWO ACRES or
n Farming Lands, sixty acres under cult
walton and wen adapted for Grapes. Garden
Ing or Farming purposes, with n Brick Ten.
ant House on the same and one hundred
nCres OF excellent Coal Lands, situated on the
z. q T.: II. Il. aud tho Ohio River, ana within
tract Is an excellent Quarry of Free Stone,
from which were obtained the stone to build
tho Water works of the city Of Wheeling.
Tho Quarry and Coal are within easy access
OF both Railroad and River. Taken together
II Is q most valuable trlct OF land for either
mining or manufacturing purposes.
Inquire OF EDWARD THOMAS, near West
Wheeling, Ohio, or stone & THOMAS, III
MINI street.. WhcelIng. sen2z-Iin
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RIVER NEwS.-The river is still rising
with sixteen and half feet Of water in
the channel.
The New State and Gray Eagle ar
rived, little after noon yesterday, with
returning delegates and others from the
Pittsburgh Convention, and passed on
down to ParEerSburgh.
Boats for today are the Eagle, for Par
kerSbUrg, at IL a. NJ; InSomar. for
Suntish, at p. NJ; Henry Logan, for
Steubenville, at 2I5 Z. NJ; GAINESVILLE,
for Bellaire, at and 10 y. NJ, and ) p.
NJ; and Il. r. Hudson, for Cincinnati,
at 2. NJ.
business on the wharf was quite brisk
yesterday.
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SEVERAL gentlemen, prominent in
New York business circles, arrived in
the city and were yesterday ut the
Wheeling Brewery, testing the merits
OF pr. CourllV'S invention for inCreaS-
ing its volume and producing an arti-
Gle OF gas, which will give much bet
ter light than that given out by the
combustion OF the ordinary nanufac-
tured article.
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The river in its late rise caused n ces-
sation of the labor of filling up and
paving the lower portion of the wharf,
but. having fallen sufficiently within
the last two days To admit OF opera
lions, the work has been resumed with
cOmmendAhle energy.
There is still, however, more than
hail OF the work left to complete, and
il seems 10 us, the rainy season will be
far advanced before 1t is done,
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A. TMHRE iS a considerable number
OF individuals who do business in tho
city NS rcCtiterS OF spirits, II will not he
WntsS To publish tho following from tho
Internal Revenue Regulations cOnccrn-
ing distilled spirits:
REC-rIEIEp SPIRITS.
Any person (sCction ~, paragraph
l49} who changes tho character of any
spirits, either by rcCtihCNtiOn, mixing,
or otherwise, amor they have been duly
inspected and marked rs required by
law, aud places tho same in other pack
ages for consumption or sale, must FIRST
stamp or brand upon such packages the
word "ErCtitird." The stamping or
branding may be dCne with n hot iron,
or tho word may be put on with paint
or ink, and must be put on the hond of
the CHSE or package.
All spirits, HItCr being removed from
the original package in which they We're
inspected aud EHuEed into other pack
ages, tor purposes OF rSCtiticNtiOn, rCdis-
ttll0llon, or change of proof, must again
bo inspected and ENuged and properly
branded. This must 10 done by the
proper General Inspector of the district,
upon notice from the rectitier, and the
Inspector must mark upon each caSk or
package his name and district, and the
date al inspection, and must cut or
| scratch upon the hung SIMVe, in figures,
the actual number OF wine gallons con-
tanned, and the proof or strength OF Il 9
| liquor.
Every rectiiicr (scctiOn 26. paragraph
| lIOl must mark with IA stencil plate ON
each package of five gallons or more ot
distilled or rCctited spirits sold by him,
his nSme and place OF business. This
may he done in such style as the rec
titier may select. provided it is done ac-
curaIely aud plainly.
| Failure to have the foregoing brands
and marks put ON the packages by the
reClitier and inspector will cnusS the
fortritures of the spirits. The fees ot
the inspector ar" to b" paid by the rec
litier. for inspections made ot spirits i'll
his possession.
1t is the duty of each Inspector to
keep a record of all rcctitied spirits in
spected by him, aud report the same To
the Collector and Assessor of his dis
trict, monthly. on Form ~.
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soNErH sc NEw.-Rtld headed Men and
Gray Haired Ladies, DandruT is gone. Ricn
~iiken 're>sss rage when Odbert's Veset.,bl.
AMBROSE is used. Every bottle is It's own
certificate. FOR it will restore grGy hair to its
original color, prevent and cure badness.
SOLD by Lau-htim. smith x Co, Rusnneld.
Wallace II Co.; I. IL. o'It'ert. Proprietor, and
country Dealers generally.
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BRIGG's MAGIC GENENT.-The most use
full article ever offered to the public. China
Glass and Earthen Ware, Parian Marble. and
ornamental work OF every description, In
SANITY repaired. It is so simple and easy n D.
piled that any Child can use it Try it and
be convinced. Sold by Edmund Booking,
No. l Odd Fellows Hall.
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FROM THE PITrSRUR0H Convention.
The New State arrived at the wharf
yesterday, soon after dinner, with IL
portion of the Wheeling delegation on
board. Immediately after The GRAY
Engl lie hove i'll sight, having on board
the delegations from PnrkersburE and
points lower down the river, Morri,
sons Silver Cornct Band, Of Parkers-
burg, was aboard and played beautiful
ly as the boat rounded to.
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Trnstaa's Sala.

TN PURSUANCE OF a DEED OF TRUST
i from Daniel Zane to me, dated September
18th, 1857, and recorded in the Clerks Office
for Ohio county, w. Va, i'll deed book No. -
pnge 80, willSell on Monday, the 22nd day
Of October. 1865, ut 10 O'Clock, Il, M, at he
font door OF the Court House for Ohio COun.
ty, the lots following, viz: Lots Nos ]. 2, 3, l.
S, O., s. 3, 10 and II, In Daniel ZIneS addition
to the city OF Wheeling, on the island.
Terms Ofsale, ctlsh.
ANON McSWORDS,
Sep2l-td Trustee.
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UNION MHN, ArTENTIoN There
Will be u meeting OF Union mcu at the
Club Rooms on the corner VI Market
streets Tonight. Let all turn out and
attend, as business Of Importance will
be transacted
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THE remains of Mr.. Theodore Gorrell
were inferred yesterday afternoon in
Greenwood Cemetery, and were fol-
lowed to their last resting place by "a
long procession OF sympathizing
friends.
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MGditaI.
SiUiilid !SiR'ilihSu GHrdnfur.
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic Specifics,

HAVE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
-, experience" an "nt'r" -mSc~~s' Smpi"-Pr"mrt-
Ernctent, and Reliable. They the only Mrtli-
cincs Perfectly HdnrIc,i !" popular use simple
that mistakes cannot L. made ia using them: 90
harmless :" h. free from danger, and 20 efficient a.
to hc always reliable. They have raised the highest
eommendAtiUn from ALL and will always render sat
sfACtou.
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WHAT is the matter with the town
clock This question every body is
asking. For several days the hands
have been pointing wrongly. and We
think II would add much to the couve-
nience of the public if they were set
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For Sale.

HNHE NORTH THIRD PART OF LOT
i No. 40 west side OF Main, between Third
and Bddle streets, Centre Wheeling, with n
good three story brick building thereon, con-
tHining eight rooms and store room; cellar
under the whole house, with gas ana water
both up and down stains. Also 81 good two
story frame house ON the back end of said
lot, containing four rooms For price and
TERMS enquire Of 10; HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
Office, on Chapline, bet ween FirS and Soc
Ond streets, Centre Wheeling. scDl9.2W
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Z, McMA\NWAN Is NOW AND
~ will daily, duriuE the SEASON, receive al
nI> d pot, on Riddie >IyES.t, JGnlrS Wheeling,
" = y. Resting y ,US eel, hrAtei oysters
The GSS>t la the MAJ keI and warranted
fr,>it- sep2-lw
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SHERIFF SENRoLp. and his assistants,
are busily engaged collecting State,
County and School taxes. For the con-
Venience of tho people they have APP
pointed times and places where they
can be found ready 10 give receipts 10
those who fork over,
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a FINE looking building is being
erected on the corner Of John and Mar
ket streets, opposite Buttertield Il Co. s
Malt House, which is to be used MS IA
wholesale liquor house.
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Magnificent Island Residence for Sale

r WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE THE
magnificent residence OF Mr.. p. n.
Moore, formerly Mrs. w. PaxtOn's situated
on Wheeling Island. This is considered one
OF the most desirable private residence in this
city. For terms see THOS. O'BRIl:NFI, Real
Estate Agent, for Josiah +. UpdegratT Trus-
tee. EeD22-lw
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Fresh Oystsrs.
Fresh Cove OYsters.

ID Doth. RArrELLE,S 60. ARE RECEIN.
II suE Sr,Su by>t - d.Nily. For sale by the
r-..r san .aud hair can. STnlT
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Medital-
a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

Infallible in Correcting Irregularities. Remov
Ing DISTINCTIONS OF the Monthly Turns.
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREvENTIvE
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It ia now over thirty years since the aloy q
celebrated 6 Pills were first discovered by NJ =.
iDOPONCO, OF Paris. during which time they
in most of the public institutions, as well as
IN private practice, OF both hemiSphereS, with
unparalleled success in every C4ISe and il is
only at the urgent request " OF the thou.
sands of Ladies' who have used them, that lie
is induced to make the Pills public for the al
deviation OF those suffering from any Irregu-
laritieS whatever, as well Us to prevent an in
crease of family where health will not permit
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Monday, October 9Th, 1866,
AT 10 O'CCLOCK, a. NJ,

At tho front door of the Court House of said
county, sell the following described property,
viz: lot No. 80, situated on EOff street, Cen.
tire Whceling-in EOn7s and Chnplinc'S addi-
ton to the city OfWhecllng. Being the same
property that was conveyed by Alexander
Rogers and wife to Peter Phillips by a decd
dated March 9Th, 1864, with all the buildings
NIL the stock and material, either finished or
unfinished, which may DE on Land at time OF
Rnlp. -
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Train for the West.

WHEELING, June Is, 1886.
ON AND AFTER JUNE nth, 1896, THE
~ Passengers and Mails from Wheeling. for
the west will be despatched from the Depot OF
the H. 4 o. II. K. Co. at 1873 a, IN. and 2:lO D.
m, ana leave BenwoOd on the arrival of the
Z, .; X Il. trains at 1910 p. m. and $40 p. m. =
Ju26 j. B. FORD, Agent.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R, Comply
OFFICE BAIT q OHIO RAILROAD
WHEELING June Is, 1866.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
N TRAIN

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after June
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Terms of SnIc
Commissioner's Sale.

One-thirl cash. and remainder in six and
twelve months, with good security,
SepT.dtS ISAAC Colts, Trustee
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W. T. SINGLETON.

White and BLACK IsnIrnornI.
A GOOD ARTICLE AS Low Az 81.
"A lHJhI .. Is. RHODES,
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Trustees Sale

.Y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d mHde by Peter Phillips to me, dated 1911
lay of February. lsG5, and recorded III the OF.
Ice OF the Recorder for Ohio county, in deed
nook torty-eight, (4SD folio four hundred and
Ixty-seven, (I67,) I will, on
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.

W.P. SMITH. Master of Transportation,
j. Il. FORD,
julio General Agent, Wheeling
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ONE PILL DOSE

Females peculiarly situated or those sun.
posing themselves 50, are cautioned against
using these Pulls while in that condition lest
they "tnVite miscarriage" after which nd.
monittOn, the Proprietor assumes no response
bility, although their mildneSs would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
are recommended nSn
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-. ". T. 1 j. J. PHCKERING.
AND by Dr. s. B. Stldger, NiounClsviIle, w
VA ". J. l.. Carr and DR.. j. NJ. BOucock
OF Cl1rkSburg, w. Va.
Ladies, by sending Sl.OO to either of the
hbo o0S agents to the Wheeling Post ONCE, can
to any part of the country, free Of postage.
oc2s-lyd Sole Proprietor IL - New aUY York afl
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ACCOMOnATIOl
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NIO'5I ~ ' a IIU BILE RF.NI EDDY
for all those affecting complaints so peculiar
to the sex, viz: Distressing and Painful Men
StT7IGtton Retention, PAIN the Back and IONS,
Pressing DO'cn Pains, Rush Of BLOOd tn the
Head Dizziness, DfnuIeSS Of Sight, Green Sick
ness, HcGUiIleSs, Fatigue any Slight EIcrtiO1I
RnLpttGtton Of The Heart, and ali the various
distressing complaints, particularly that most
annoying, weakening, and the beginning of
all other female weakcneSSesS