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NOTICE.

.osEpU A. METCALF, Samuel
j HARPER. John A. Armstrong ThouSP
Sbailcross William Berger, I. .: McAfee oil
~ the civ of wheeling State Of West virginia
Nd Directors Of the 'Wheeling Park, inte,a
20 apply to the Legislature Of West Virginia C
confer certain privileges on and 20 inc Wheel.
ing Park BY passing the fe!loM,ng - w W.
"a The Wheeling PARK" 70 and corts
ne a corporation under that name, tor the PEI,
nose al erecting skating ponds. drives and vac
rrnyIresds the Board OF DIRECTORY therec 80
Ss,eby authorized and empowered 70 extend Is.
iim;ts OF the wheeling Park, In the ctr !;
Wbseling, County Of Ohio ny the addition sus
purchase of such lots orpArceh o. grornds a. n!
2 !IsSs and they sss ssreSy Further suiuor;.s;
II A.SaGSerss t. .ssqstFsit spS srso, ,asi
sHr canals and aqueuu>.- u
wbseIing Park and the west branch OF the Ohio
r;rer as the Board OF Directors Of said Park mas
deem 1s = tse Board of Directors Of tie said Par,
an not agree on the Itefns oil prrehasejEhk
tbosa entitled to lands wanted for the purpo,s
of tbis act, Eve disinterested freeholders snsll
he annointed BY tn. circuit court OF Ohio coup
fv INV three OF whom may act for the purpose
Of sscertaining just compensation for such
lands.
Where il is iItenaeu 70 Apply ior such ap.
pointrent, ten days previous notice Thereof
sball be served on tue tenant Of the FREEHOLD or
his guardian or committee. But II there 6sra
sncS tenant, guardian or committee within tie
said eoupty, the notice, instead OF being tkRI
served, may be publish ID once a week Tor icat
weeks in some newspaper published In the Nd
county, and posted at the door OF the cOCy
q Upon its appearing that notice has beeln
si,.en the said court shall appoint such commii
ssieners, and in the order appointing them ilal
dssi gnate the day for thorn 20 meet: Any nc or
rnors of them attic nding on the land may adjourn
from time to time until the business shall be
Ali other proceedings necessary in the
,,rsmises ohall Go ccniorned 10 and IN accot
dance with the provisions, so far rs applicable,
Of the ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, tbtr
tesntb fourteenth, sixteenth ana twenty ninit
sections OF chapter fifty. six OF the Code Of VIZ.
ma second edition, substituting Tor the wordi
scourt of the county or corporation wherever
thev occur in the said sections, the words 'c;r
cuit o,urt of the county Of Ohio. AND the SAID
Roard IL hereby further Authorized and emreT
ered 70 enterIipon any convenient lands FOR the
n,rposo OF obtaining theretrom gravel or earte
70 be used in The consruoaon OF fie Tcrka men
toned in this act Jan HwN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.cn.TIc TICKET,
Democratic Ward Tickets


gE.l n- T-, FIRST WARD.
First Branch of COunci-IHoMAs swhh'
NE Ss.ond Branch-JOHNBAIER, GkokGEp W :
ROBINSON t,lsf,; JOHN HUGHES snd (" IL =
SECOND WARD
First Brunch Of OOuHcil-sAAGEL A aoVL
LS Stsand Branet-THos P shALLcRoSs ana
GEORGE DEUSCH. -.
- THIRD WARD So. s.
Fyy,t Branch Of Conn::1-z; JACOB A.
Ss.5nd Branei-J. G.. ACHESOh'- = II
DY GOTTLEIB .BAYHA and JUN
HALL. r-E- ..FE.
FOURTH WARD.
Ey,t BranA Of 0ounctl-0Oi- JAMS M
0E .s.and Bransh-JOHN HAAILL0N' T ShS
R. TINGLE, JOHN SCA $500 -
AMICK and W. J. HoUSIoS' 81
FlFTH Warp. 10
First Brar:k Of OOaneil-p; LANE rouN
c.so,,J ByaaeI-JAMES MAAWELL;>Ss G I.Is :,
v9GIER WASH. RUMBLE and 1osEF q
SALISBURY.
SITE WARD.
first Brunch Of Coun:il-W. D. ENGLlSh: :
Ss.on5 Pr1nci-JOHN MILLER, GEORcE
FORCES and E. STANLEY. 90
SEVENTH WARD.
Fir,t B61,s.k of Councils. +. FAIRS
Send Prdnei-HUGH MGRAW. .-
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;nornoss Of their compensation, which
,sere referred tn the Finance Ceministeo.
ON motion of Mr.. Slack, so much Oh sno
Governors message as refers - Gu w. was
sessment of the lands OF this st . We"
referred to the Finance CommiItee; ~
: ON motion of Mr.. Hagar. the JnaieiatS
Committee was directed to inquire in.o
the eynediency of legalizing all lano pa,
tents issued before june !, 1870, anu
making six years possession constitute a."
legal title. n,,t.-1 Tho Com.
mittee on Internal improvements Wao
directed TO inquire into the expediehtS
of making an appropriation to ala III
CONSTRUCTING a road from Remington
Fayette, county, to APPOINT near Ma AZ
weil,s Mil so as to connect with the
Buekhannon road. nls1,Asio ~
On motion of Mr.. Hagar the'J adieia ~
committee was directed 10 enqune 49,, 49,
the expediency of making new ltO
vision for filling vacancies IN Tue h0s'''
| lature. -- ..,1o--;r,
which lies over, under the rules;
| Whereas, the most merciful poiiCS anu
] nrooIamations of the President OF the
, United States, in regard to rebels ?l.t late
| in arms against the Government, instead
of awakening a proper sense OF grati-
tude upon their part AMI producing due
Difference and submission to the estap'
ished laws of West Virginia, have re-
suited in many instances in open opposl,
| ton to and defiance of the same ana IN a
s-s+oro;zed attempt throughout the
s{ats to fake possession of the ballot
box and to prevent the Organization Of
the government and the establishment
ofciSil law, except upon rebel terms and
| BY the admission of rebels into office,
Therefore, Resclved, by the Legisla,
ture of West Virginia, That i is ine1pe
! diem. at this time to modify or Iepea
a aIgn of the szisting laws, restrictions Q.
s shissoo "a IFS in IBIS State in regard
to persons Who participated i the late
rebellion. .
The Senate adjourned
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The Municipal Election

90 We hare heretofore said very little III
relation to the Municipal Election to be
held next Monday. Onr silence has not
been cccasiored BY any feeling OF indif
ference as to the result or any lack of
appreciation of the Importance Of the
election. But it has scarcely seemed
necessary to say a word in behalf OF our
candidates nominated for the city al:
large. They are we'll known to the peo-
pie; they have been tried and not found
Wanting and if thereis one voter in the
city who. is not already convinced that
these gentlemen have CONSTITUTED tho
best and most efficient and
worthy set of officers this city has had
for q long time or is likely to have for
many years to come, be is blinded BIZ
partisan bigotry, aud no words of ours
would avail to convince him of his error.
Their enemies cannot point to one single
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Superintendent Of the Water
Works.

HAVING BEEN FSI
e iS circulation to the effect that l am inaili
%6EE S T e H. pos5oh
tue ttet nv The Union men Of the city in their
no apt Convention desire tc say thus puohGly
re. sat at rest all inquiries, all aon6ts
in 9rder 70 --tio1s, that am not lpal
Sarent "a to an election, pa. an the
having been honored with nomination .! =
TTnio1 men. am gratifcd to be their nominee.
ond IF elected, vilI cbeerfully serve the city TO
the best of my ability. lAErt7 D'opS'
janlG ue ...
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Two Good Store or Ware
Rooms for Sale or Rent,

THE lot AND STORE ROOM,
i now occupied by Wn. W Blanchard, front
ing on Monroe street, and adjoining the n. W
Bank. If not sold before the 10th day of Janua
r. lsGG il win op that dayI be offered at public
auction.
ALSO,
Tie Lot GHi Wase-Roonl, nOT occupied by
Rhodes & Singleton and situate on the north
side Of Quincy street, between Main street and
the river.
iani.ts z. JACOB. IL.
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But pain is perfect misery, the worst ofeTils
and excessive overturns all patience. All
Druggists have for sale DR.. ID. d. Seelye,s Ii.
move PERMANENTLY all palma from Catarr.
hal difficulties. Any one who has ever used
it will 80 recommend It.
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GAUS & WARNAEELDT. Projectors of 1.-THE
Office Salocp and Peat aurant No Washington
Hall, sole agents for John OFarr9n & Goa 81.
perior fresh can and shell oysters received daily
by express. An kinds OF game on hand in pro
rates. Choice Wines, Ales, &C., at the Bar
The Billiard Rooms connected with this house
are fitted up iH the most approved style
.sep2l.6D
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NEWADVERTIsEMENTs
70 TIE PUbLIc.
-, :, ,,,, !, !, !. ed Of Mr.. N. Rhein,trou

Having purchased Of Mr.. n. Rheinstrou h,
1;rs stocE of Goods, we would respectfully Ia
% ~, the public tina. it is our intention to In
10 noasaa the stock and conduct the business On
,.o-s sItensiye scale than 1t has been hereto
fore. Being directly connected with one Of Il,
largest importing houses OF Phiiadelphis We
viii be enabled to offer great inducements 70
DS'A ID. A. ADLER CO.
IA. ADLER Co., wheeling
Koas ADLER KoIS, Philadelphia
Ian. lS 1s66-d. 81 . ~
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Two Lots for Sale.

0EEER FOR SALE TWO LOTS
J. IN Ritchietown, situated on Fifth street
Square 2s lots No. { and g. at private sale. II
not sold before the 9TH day Of January, 1896, /
will offer them at public sale, on the premises,
on SATURDAY., january 9th, at 2 o'clock. Terms
janIs.ts W. F. CHAMBERS.
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DIVIDEND.

MEEc6ASTs AND MECHANICS BAEk
wheeling, W va, 10th January 1906.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
i Bank have declared dividend Of per
cent. (out OF the earning Of the last six monthsj
upon the capital stock, which will be paid to the
stockholders OF ~ e'T legal representatives on
demand rr-.I .r.".. ) BRADY
iaDl5 IN -4gI lr-... Cashier.
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REMOVAL,

HAVE REMOTED liF OFFICE
J. to the room Immediately over the Religious
Book House. Entrance 22t Monroe Street 9Th
door below the First National Bank.
J. 9. ORR,
Collector internal ReTeuue ist District Of "
Va. Janis
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Always Get the Best
REEDS
SYRUP

DOWNS SALooS.-J0bn b. Downs having Ia
ken exclusive control Of the Saloon at No.
Washington Hall would respectfully inform
lis friends and the public generally that he is
now serving up IN the best style Fresh Shell
Can. Tub and Bucket Oysters, Yenison, Quatls,
Partridges, Squirrels, and other game. The bar
ia supplied with choice brands ut malt and spir.
itous Liquors. deei'u
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Merchants National Bank
o. West Virginia

Capital paid I'm. 900,
THIS RANK SUCCEEDS TO THE
i business Of the /" Merchants and Meehan.
les Bank OF wheeling II is designated DE.
positOry ana Financial agent Of tho United
States, and 10 prspared 70 do q legitimate Bank
ing business. A ~ 800
Presideut--RoBERT CRANGLE.
Directors--Thomas Sweeney, L S. Delapiasn
Jas. G. Acheson John Donl0n, Jacob Berger.
A: Allen Howell ]. Nelson Vance, James BAL.
zell. ia ---rfs .-Hvl ..r-. :. BRADY
jarjS-iD 8s- p E.A u -.rs.-r- Cashier.
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a0th Annual Statement

(PENDfTUREs Of the CITY Of Wheeling
January 1866 - ~
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SCRAP IRON,

to &c delivered - the WLssiiEs Iron works Ct
81 our warehouse No. j. Main street.
% janl3 lw AOHESON, BELL g. CO
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nd referred

Mr.. Peek presented the petitions of
p Assessors in this State. praying for an
The Oxford falcon., 1866-11-10
Singing Rsbuka

The Louisville C0aricr administers
to a JacObian paper This singing re-
bukei 'sThe CincinHatti O9nnicr-
eial taants the State Of Alaiama
with the murder q her Taupers.-
This b generous. Howcame A.atama
with 40 many Paupcrs? The Cont
niereial Well knows that they were
manufactured Cor her hy the North
ern horirz who marched through
her b0rlers, having long black traih
Of desolati0n behind them. Bceausc
the people q Alalama happened %
believe with the Declaration of Inde-
pendence that when q form Of gov
enment becomes oppressive the pco-
De have q right tD throw it OF, their
country was invaded, their men
slaughtered, their women insnlted,
their h0usgsiircd, ami their whole
land devastated. Their misfortune
and not their faulis have reduced
them ffum upulence 90 pemuFy. II
flev have not bread, Il 3 hecauae
fl1ev have been rubhesi II the means
10 make Il. II their lands are uncul-
iivafel, ii L because their fences
were taken 80 build camp frs, their
horses and mules stolen, their agTi-
cultural implements desiruyci with
ruthless vandalism, and their lands
laid waste. Net those who incitCd
fhesa depreiati0ns naw iauat those
whom they have ruined with their
FsanuHv- tiuuii mEaneaa llna 8 lower
denh than that2
The Oxford falcon., 1866-11-10

Icommcrcial. manufacturing and
national wealth derived from ihe
/ products Of Southcru agricultural
industry? ? Deprived ofthosc aeees-
series e. its gFeatncss the United
States. II q 40 much a. existed.
would BE- q fourth or Gth ratio
power, without rank or respect
among the nations
All this glory OF the South Il
past, and how does the land ST
dcsolatc that was once - radiant
with bancfccnt powers? ? Stripped
Of four thousand millions Of prop
crty, bcrcaycd of threc hundred
thousand az her children. shut out
from the Union which shO diI 80
much 10 buiId up and enrich, she
vet maintins q comp0suFs aad
fIrtitudc more marvellous than her
pr1udCst achievements ia the eoun
cil aud the field. DcspoiIcd other
earthly possessions, laaking back
upon the most dismal blight that
ever came upaa thc fortunes Of a
people, looking forward % the
gathering sombre clouds that
thrcaien her utter destruction.
with earthquake rnmhling beneath
her feet ard at her head anguish
anal d.sn4ir surpinv Ike t-itd
beasts. no querulogs complaint
drops from her lips no frown of
indignation ev impateucc diGurbs
her brow; there is sadness snd
resignation, hut not one 0hirct
glance IN her heroic eye.
..Tha Nsale ~ nati.as thsls shf st1als.
ChalNs aaA cra sEfle.s. iu hsF Eai eleas ad',
40 empiy Hfn via hrf wtfhrred hana
Whea bids dasi @as sc itisi z ianE aEa.
The seiris'i ta1lb c1rttins - aaars EsH
m vsty arpuiohHus iis ieuahfi-ss
Ol theiF heFuir ame.3rrs q "a thud 9 ~.
Ol Tier ihnmra q nsrhie where's,
Rise U.lh NV yellss uagea an4 naaails ber
distress.
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". ,. AvExT. ,. r. Lfiks.
AVENT G. LYLES.
BANKERS
Dealers in Gythal0G
AND
GENERAL COLLECTING A6EliIS,
OK EsoRn. MEHs

WIN buy and sell Gold, FneuTTcnt
Money, hlls VI ExclinmRes invest
'fnoney 6iea l lf ~ and
sEii tigli Flal1lEs - - - -
rent and Ieasc lands. VIII collect
or aFFanru claims wltlRn the North
eFu District 81 Miss, cfinIslsssl ol the
'eouniics uf fl1rotO, M9rsiIaii, TiVpat,
Tishoming0, TuRiea, kanolai I.aFay-
cite. Pont0tOc, Itawatlla, C0ahnma,
Tnllahatzhie. Hall0hsaha, Chicka~aw,
Monroe. Bolivar, C4rTull, Winston,
Atlala, 6unfi0WeF, Calhoun, CQah0-
ma, NoxRhee, Ia5v slea, 0ciillNha
and nuCtuWs
Claims that casAal b. collected
without suit win = placed In tlie
hands ~ industries and responsible
lAttonies. The Federal Court for
I the Northern DfAfict Of Miss. em.
ihFaeinr said cuuatlcs Is holden in
Oxford, and all c#ims amounting 81
I've hundred dol p, can BE- sued In
Z tllaf tuuFt. tucN lr1Nttt'tff ttttt -
I /. Il. Kiriland Hill, Talmadge &
Co, Bankers, M.
Commercial ati0iiai Bank, Gin
einnati.
/. A. Benols & Co., Bankers, St.
Louis.
Morton. Galsk Co., Louisville.
Rittcnho,rc Fowler 4 Co, Wash.
llhgtOn, ID. q.
| {. WI. Puruk Banker, Richmond,
"a
M. Maurt & Co, Banker, Rich
.m0nd, Va.
Reutrn Ilag#nd, ist National Bank,
Petersburg. N
woo,lruR'Ik & Spencer, Banker,
lIynehhmrw, 81.
l.. Ganhra Banker, Charleston,
-, &.
John Crais Banker, Augusta, az.
I J. Morri1 Banker, Montgomery,
Wing Tosy 4 Co, Bankers, NASH
vile, Tcnns
i Dr.. Makby, Pnc~'t Memphis Life
& Gen. Ins To-, Memphis, Tenn.
/ NJ. j. Wkks, Bank 0f Memphis.
s. II. TlkeF, Banker, Little Rock,
ARK.
| is. HqaoT, Banker, Hclcna, Ark.
i All. lI1Ir, Cashier 0f Bank 81
lVickshur Mis-.
\ J.&F TeeRr Bankers, jackson,
J Mia
II Smith wcwman q Co. nankeFF,
,Seg 0ElAaz. Ia.
Il Jcnni Wicl1s 4 Bro., COmmis-
sion Me aants, New Orleans, In.
EB-T hes houns Of the Banking
House tF
lVENT&LYLES,
Fror t0Iock 4. N. to 4P. n.
Octu Ii, lsG5-tf
The Oxford falcon., 1866-11-10

~ Ithaving been mentioned that
John R fuuuE. managing eulur Qf
the New York IFiHr, thc Tuungast
man th-t PES cvF he'd sHeh q ~
su1usIllc position tlrs c111tffr tif1
Rfnniruurr Nrf sEuas lar che
fal prrsn CD the styll ihat par-
vndes noon srUrlet ntWsr1r rars iu-t
nov. "If D. TGrHE iu reaH Dr. o
0Id ODD lyile. Hr Hes in aet, l.Es Del
rnf1 hv Iure. M hT
- M M F Ues strongly
arf r.-rr r rn tHe csc 81 aH
t.an.. E u1ruIu. neon rHf u.-lf
faar rri gE H lu
rt
Ta g. E rHI T
The Oxford falcon., 1866-11-10

Tbs ahaRa raies uiI 1s strictly adhered 90.
SHrral nsirse 20 eTHfs peF ilHe
TFttass=ssg sHssz,sfssss. 9.ssssssy =a4 Marriage
aatiers. sseeesisag hse iines. charge q reEular
aaas.
Psraausl eaTia, q every case, gAaFgel double
tha rates ef alteFtisamenta
AdvsfiissmeHis goussdeggd dee after fIst IL.
seSiian.
KNoeNUEMExTs- - Pur District ahd
STATE usiees, flS. Fur Couniy tiioes, 80 IN
aaNfrcR.
nsriug lately made liFgr a3iiiians o oar
Soh5mg irTariHleni, " are pfrfartd % O. ai
/ nis aa Waik a. shalt Euiils, aad IN gggd
stYse. ing sssh.
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IhE Oxf0Ell & falt0n.
PUBLIsHEn ERERY THURSDAY
a7-@
s. n THOMPSON, Proprietor


wRHELr-ai pgF sRnuui. " So 90 foFsi
zaaiha, in aaFances
ADYERTTsENLSTss
Psr sqaafe 81 isn Hasa o. itss. si 80 ~ the
fra ia-ertsaa. anl "a eelia ElE sa1A aaasesIunni
The Oxford falcon., 1866-11-10
Black Smithing.
WM. FRIERSON,
Sl.lI- Wt1f Coracr n " gr1rrr

S8,.fh- Wosf Coucr Rllis SFsanc,
OXFORD. lAf.
WOULD respectfully call the attcn-
ton of the uablie 10 the fact that he
has opened q new blacksmith Shop
IN Oxford, near the Southwest Cor
ner Of the Public Square, where he is
prepared t0 dn al work In his line, In
good style, az short notice, and cheap
for cash. He j. particularly skilled
Ia Shoe ag iiazaea
NnveInler -. IELs5-tf
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.

W. P. SMITH. Master OF Transportation,
49, j. b. FORD,
PUB General Agent, Wheeling.
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a FALSE ALARM OF FIRE.-On Sat-
urdRy last Miss Ellen Cartwright APP
peared at the Police Court in the hope
of being sent to- Jail, where She could OBJ
tain regular meals and place to sleep.
Unsuccessful that day, she roamed
around "loose," until Sunday night,
when she and II female companion
went into hose house in Centre Wheel
ing to escape the cold. Not being emit
tied TO make that her stopping place,
she was conveyed thence to the lookup,
but, no one appearing against her, was
discharged from custody Monday morn
ing.
She sailed up and down in various
nursing her desire to call on Tailor
Jones. The more she thought about it.,
the more she wanted to go. But her
efforts had hitherto failed TO produce
the desired effect. When there is will
there is u way, however, and Ellen,
from long practice, having grown apt
in eXpedientS to work hers, struck
out for the hose house, in Centre Wheel
ing.
Having reached it between 9 and 10
+. NJ, she entered, ran up stairs, seized
| the bell rope, and sent forth peal AFTER
peal upon the moonlight night, causing
worthy citizens to imagine terrible
| fire had broken out. The tiremen,
with their usual alacrity, got out their
machines, and went tearing through
the streets, but all 10 no purpose.
1t was only false alarm OF fire cnus-
ed by Miss Ellen Cartwright, who as
conveyed to the lookup, and yesterday
morning fined ten dollars and costs.
Not having this amount, she had her
will at last.
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TIM WESTERN PosT AND wHEELINa
ApvEISTIAHR, which we noticed In yes
tOrdRy's issue, furnishes much food for
rCtiectton.' The longer we look at II,
the moro wildly we realize how great
has been tho advancement in science
and the arts sinCc the days It furnished
the latest news to the Wheeling public.
Then tho II ws columns contained such
notes as these
"By the thst sailing packet ship Co
lun6iN (of tho old inc), Captain Ro-
gers. Saturday evening, In twenty
seven days from Liverpool, we are sup
piled with Intelligence from London TO
the evening OF the nth of March, Liver
pool To the 9th, Paris TO the 2Sth o {
February, and Madrid to tho 2Sd of
February.
suppose that Mt the time when
this paragraph was published in tho
Press, April Is, ISIS, some pro.
phet had appeared ON tho streets,
and proclaimed that III forty years from
the ocean in OnC-third ut the time IL
took the ''fnst sailing packet ship Co.
lNm6iN" to wing her way from the old
world shores to tho new;-wOuld not
his prophCsyin have caused bolster
Gus dSriSiOnS But suppose he had de-
clared, in addition, that n slender wire,
S,ON0 miles III length, would explore the
secrets OF the great deep from the shores
of Ireland TO those of New Foundlnnd.
aud through this tho coming genera
| lions of WheelinY'S citizens should read
at their breakfast tables W hnt TRANSFERRED
the day before in London, Paris, Mad
rid, On the shores OF the Red Sea, in the
uttermost parts OF the earth;-wOuld II
not have excited ineXIinguiShHblU
laughter But such things have come
TO pass, and We accept Them MS mat
tiers of course. We have quit Won
dering at mans mastery over time, and
space, and matter, and SO fur from re-
ceivtng with incredulity the idea that
Improvement has reached its limit, look
hopefully forward for victories tO
come.
Gail Hamilton says we live i'll the
Millennium. II the ancient citizens Oi
Wheeling could rise from the grave
aud behold modern wonders, they
would certainly think it had COM
meuced. Could they then sleep, and
after Il thousand years, wake again, who
can guess what they might beholdH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-26

LAMENTABLE ACCIDENT = LITTLE
GIRL observation-disclosures NJ. w.
Selby, of Palatine, late of the Sixth
West Virginia Cavalry, being about to
remove to Illinois, went on to his new
home some days since, leaving his wife
and three little girls to follow. Mrs.
Seloy and her children crossed the
river at BenwOod, at an early hour yes
terday morning, and in the rush of
passengers and baggage, in the dim
light of the morning, one of The little
girls, about eight years old was pushed
overheard and drowned The river
being high and swift, all efforts to re-
cover the body proved unavailing, and
the bereAved mother was Obliged to 90
on without it. The child was dressed
in Shepherds plaid. We are desired,
by friend of the afflicted parents, to
request any who lind the body to give
1t n Christian burial, and communicate
with Messrs. Chapman Il Co., Monroe
street, i'll this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-26

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