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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-19

ENCTTEHESr.-Betwe two and three
O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, there was
a tremendous rushing To front doors
and throwing up of second story win
dows, to get n peep nj the novel cornet
band OF the Peak Family, Four horses
drew band wagon inwhich were seat
ed the famous Juvenile band OF this
Company making excellent music. The
leader, a boy of about fifteen wears.
played on silver cornet, while four
little girls, with long curls down their
backs, produced mellitiuous sounds
from other Instruments. The turnout
was unique. and was very effective
advertisement for the Company.
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FURTHER ABOUT THE BOILER Elk
FLosIoS AND FIRE AT SARDIs.-rhe in
formation we received Yesterday in
regard to the boiler explosion and fire
at Sardis, Ohio, was not altogether cor
rect. 1t was stated to US that the ex-
plosion and fire occurred at the saw
mill, owned Jointly by Messrs. Horn
brook and Nesbitt, but yesterday moru-
ing the former gentleman received Dos
hlNe information that the accident had
occurred at the grist mill, owned soiely,
by himself The mill was a very large.
fine one. The machinery in il was
complete aud in excellent runninr,
order. There was an insurance on the
mill of 5000: $500 in the Franklin-
and 1880 in the National Insurance.
Companies Of this city. Notwithstand-
ing the amount of insurance Mr.. Horn
brooks loss will be very heavy.
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DAILY TRAIN.
an--

JOHN L. WILSON, Master of Transportation
Il. T. DEVRfES
oclV General Agent Wheeling
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Ovsters! OHstersIl

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
lease OF store hou-e s.uG store fixtures.
deT-If STEIN BROS
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= NONISATIoNoFCO UEoIE.AIERs RORTHR
THIRD WAKD.-A called meeIing of the
Union voters of the Third Ward was
held, last evening, at the Club Room,
on the corner of Monroe and Market
streets. ms EfEF I7I
On motion OF Mr.. Crangle, Hon. DanT
PECK was called to the Chair. Mr..
Simpson was appointed Secretary.
Mr.. Crangle stated the object OF the
meeting to be to nominate for Coun-
cilmen for the Third Ward.
Mr.. Samuel LaughlIn was then put
in nomination for the Ist Branch. and
was unanimously chosen. He was de-
clared the nominee,
The following gentlemen were nomi-
mated for the Second Branch: W. B,
Simpson, /. II. Williams, John FrevV,
A. }. Harry. They were unaRi-
mously chosen, and were declared the
nominees.
On motion 1t was resolved that the
proceedings Of the meeting be publish.
ed in the lSTELLIGESCER.
There being no other business. on
motion the meeting adjourned.
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For Sale or Exchange for City
a..H.4 PrOnertV

$50 AcTes Of Land In Mosshau Co., ". Va.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i sale or exchange. for city property, his
Farm, Situated on Stullis Run, Marshall Co.,
West Va, one mile from Wheeling Creek
sad Farm contains go acres OF good land
no acreSs OF which are in a good state of Gull
uValon, Inc balance in timber. There is a
also fi1e young bearing orchard of $50 trees
OF desirable fruit. JAS. MATHEWS,
nov27-Imd Wheeling. W. Va.
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Alletters should be addressed
u. IA. RAY q CO.,
dclS7sndH BoH sIao. ReW York.
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SKATING on THE PARK.-we had
feared that the managers OF the Park
would not get it ready soon after the late
fhlI of snow, but We're Rgreeqbly dis
band on the street yesterday afternoon.
the wagon in which the band was seat
ed bearing the placard, "Skating on the
Park this Evening" TWAS good news
for large number. who after dark pro-
ceeded to avail themselves of the ice.
and continued at the flying sport until
late hour. How could they leave
sooner The ice was never better, nor
the lights more brilliant.
The Park will be open to-day.
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Bakery ana BUSINESS stand for sale
on the Island.

T WILL SELL CHEAP A FIRsTRATE
j business stand, bakery, &C., situated on
grounds, Wheeling Island. The house con-
fatnsI rooms, finisheu attic, cellar, &c; To-
buildings. The oven has a capacity of 2OO
lOaves at a time; and is above high water
mark. The lot Is 90 by 100 feet. For terms
Office in Custom House. GIciStiw
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Hairs Journal Of Hsalth says that buck
wheat Hour contains more nutriment at less
price than any other article OF food you can
BUY. To make light, sweet, and wholesome
buckwheat cakes you should use BoekinoS
UHrtpaHed Baking FDiodsT. Sold by grocers
and dealers generally.
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MoCCAsISs, &C.-Two boys of Indian
descent were on the streets yesterday
selling specimens of Indian art-mOc-
casins, belts, caps, &c, done up in
very fantastic manner with beads.
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MASONIC FUSEKAL.-The ancient and
honorable fraternity Of Masous was
ont in large force yesterday afternoon
to attend the funeral OF Jas. d. TnEra-
ham, deceased brother, from the res
idence of II. W. Philips. in the First
Ward
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SinfEid SiH,ili6su c,rann.r.
HUMPHREYs -t

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOSTIGNPLE
an entire soss Sim pls-PFomp-
cines perfectly adapted to popular uss-s0 simple
that mistakes cannot Be made in using them; q
harmless as to be free from danger, and efficient ~
70 be always relAbls. They have raised the highest
Communication from all, and will always render sat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-19
For Sale

HAVING DETERMINED 10 RENoivE
House situated on Market ST., for sale. viii
sell same with or without furniture and
can give Possession to suit purchaser. !
ucI3-2W H ROSENTHA AL.
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-The Court met yes
teIday, al g 4. NJ, Judge Caldwell pre-
siding. Civil cases alone occupied the
time. Late yesterday evening the
Court adjourned until to-day at 9 A. u.
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE TWO STORY BRICK
n residence, containing seven rooms bath
room and Kitchen, three Squares moth ofthe
Grant Ho0Sc.- II not sold by the first OF
January, the same will be for rent Enquire
OF JOHN n. ROBfSSOS, l5s Main street.
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PropertY for Sale

ON. WHEELING ISLAND. LOCATED
" on the corner NJ Broadway and Ohio sts.,
consisting OF three two story frame houses
I'm a oiock,l each containing 11Va rooms Gnd
CELLAR, g we'll OF good water on the premises
II sod before the Isl OF January, they will be
disposed OF at less price than aiter that date
For terms, apply 10 CHARLES NICHOLS,
on the premises, .aN.E".' H#sa" dos -gIuF1p
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]. iFom Sc ny -PeTsons aeknowledgin

Letters from may persons acknowledging
the receipt of VALUABLE GIFTS. frSI6 ne
may be seen on dle at our office, amonH
Whom we are permitted to refer to:
John 8. Holcomb IIambertyfIle-S I
Gold watch, value $3.50. Mn g. Bennett
22 Cumberland street. Brooklyn, SevsrnI: Ma
cnlne, SO. Edwin Hoyt, Stamford, Conn.
Gold Lever " atch, value 500. Hon. H Al
t6SEElsgs8 Washington. d. g., Diamond Pin
BIS. .. o. Sutherland, 100 lexington Ave-
nue., Piano, $3.50. Mrs. II. jackson, 9j3 Nine
Ieenth street, n. Z, Sewing Machine 500
5Gs. lam -ElHnlray N Y, Melodeon, $50
Miss u. Collins, Atlanta, Ga, Diamond Ilis.
Ter King, 50. Dr.. Henry Smith, WoToesfeF
Ay 5s4s sewing Machine, SS1 III Shaw, I33
1bth street., n. T.. Gold Watch, $50. EdVg.
Boynton, Nashville, Tenn, MsIoieon. Sim
James H1Ssellt Montgomery, Ala, Gold
Hunting Watch, $50. r. 4. Smith. PTnxi-
dences h L, Silver Lever Watch 500, TCsfssr
6 I, Aladlson, y. J., Music Box, SIS. Hon,
t e; > ESeMeil, 81. Paul, minn-, God Watch
$Ie9. Jsh Sperrys Litchdeld, Conn, Silver
Watch, 80. VIM. 3. Peck, Harlem. MA.
AuSic BOZ, SI5s VIM. Raymond, Bayton,
Ohio silver, Tea Set, SI25 Mis- 3 Il
Sehenek. Detroit, Mich, Diamond Ear RIngS
so. E1ene Beaudbn, st Charles HOtel
New OIISlIlss DlamOnd Ring. $40. MA
A1lIthS Barnes1 ST. Louis, Mo-, Meiodeon.
s9-A CHANCE To OBTAIN ANY 'oF
TIE 4sONE ARTICLES FOR ONE DOL
LAR BY PUCHASING a SEA EED F;SVE-
IOPB Or . ctS. 3. 81 fI-T 80 = -
Entire SatiSfhctfOn Guarantees In All.
s9-s Tickets for One Dollar, IS for Two
1Is,l, u IS LOT Five Dollars Great induce
An letters should Be addressed
u. IA. RAY q CO.,
dc1s-smd&W Box GLso, EeW YORK.
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gpr Sale.
For sac.

. GOOD BRICK HOUSES on JOHN
- Street, two stories high, containing about
hVe rooms each and basemenI; and two
small Brick 6OuseS on the alley between
Zane and John Streets. WIN sell separate or
together 4 IRWIN
6clT-Tw
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MORE three O'Clock
in the afternoon of yesterday Vass'
Brass Band was out on the streets, for
the purpose of informing the skating
public that the Park would be open in
the evening,
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" ISIED--AGEST-S TO $40 PER
,SH3 hSSs III ior Geuflemen, and SIS to So
common Sense Family Sewing Machine, inn
proved ana perfected. 1t win hem. fell
suIchi quilt, bind, braid, and enbroideF
beautlfnlly-prtce only Shrinking tina ,sias
nc lock stitch, and fully warranted for threa
years We pay the above wages or a FSolI
mission, from which twice that amount S,s1I
6e made. Address or call on @ ROWFTSS g
Va once No. 2o5 South Etflh street Pima
with circulars and terms dcI-Imd&I
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$500 900.
WILL az n1srR1n1rrEn As rnr1nmn.

N III De DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS:
The name and. value of each article Of our
goods are; marked: on Tickets placed in
SEALED ENVELOPES, and well mixed
On receipt Of 21cents, an envelope contain
Ing such TICKET will be drawn without
choice, and delivered at our Office, or sent nv
matt % any address The puTrhaser after
seeing what article II draws and its value
Whlch may be from One 1OyFiv0 Hun
Greu IDo1lars.-can then, on payment OF
may exchange 1t for any other article mari.
ed on our Circular at the same value. Every
Ticket draws an article worth ONE DOIss.
The ARTICLES CfrdlCn IDilI Dc iYDIIeit1tei,I
Sent ~ EpEe&s or return mail, or de-
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T:H E SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
y 1n1oEmsh his htendS and the public general.
~, Lnat ne VIII open the ''5tamm House mo
- 70 w aver street, on Monday next. The House
An1ls complete IN every, respect, The Pho.
pEledSer gedges himself 70 spare no pains to
receive q liberal share OF patrbnSqs ~ -
s,ta G3Pte gta9nng, TENDED by a careful and
1d28-sm HENRY sTAMM.
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IF you want pair of Boots or Shoes
which will wear, go to Blond Il Bach
man, l0I Main street, corner Sprigg AL
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THE COMMITTEE on WATER WORKS
met yesterday evening at the office of
the City Clerk.
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ACCIDENT on UNION STREET.-Samn
Greer, Esq, while going up Union
street, yesterday, was knOcke ed down by
u sled, his cane broken, and himself
seriously hurt. Boys on sleds should
be particularly careful, and not run into
people.
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For Sale.

A VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
n Brick House on John Street with eight
rooms, besides bath room and wash house,
cellar under the entire building. Every
thing about the premises in perfect order
good brick stable. Within three minutes
walk OF Post ofice-few such houses offered
io 5c SeIg In TINS city. L1RwIN.
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The best Boots and Shoes you can
get in the city are to be found at Blond
& Bachman's, 10Y Main street, corner of
SpFigg Alley.
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Buy your holiday presents at Graves.
No. 30 Monroe street, and save from %
10 90 per cent. lw
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CHANCE OF TIME.
Train for the west.

WHEELING, June Is, 1876.
ON AND AFTER JUNE 18TH, 1884. THE.
" Passengers and Malls from Yrheeliny for
the west viii be dispatched from the Depot Of
the b. 90. R.IS Co. at 1856 n, m. and 2:lO o.
m, ana leave BenwoOd on the arrival OF the
T.; .; Il. h trains at l2-40 p. m. and $40 p. m,
jus r. T.DRYRIES, Agent.
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BADGER & Co., 1876 Market Square,
are not selling Boots and Shoesat cnst,
but all who want bargain and a good
pair of Boots and Shoes, will do we'll to
give them call.
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ACCIDENT OK QUINCY STREEE.-A
gentleman, whose name we were una
bic to learn, while crossing the street
near McKelyey's News Depot, was run
over by sled, and the breath knocked
out OF him. The man was SO badly
hurt that he had to be taken charge of
and led away from the scene. We are
afraid If these accidents continue, the
police will be under the necessity of
spelling the boys sport.
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For Sale

"A full sixteen hands high and six yesn;;
Old Call on j. s. RHODES at No. 10 Main
street, Wheeling dcl5-St
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RIVER SEws.-Ice continues TO float
down the river in large cakes. The wa
falling.
The regular packets to-day are the
Express, for Parkersburg, at IL a. II !;
Rees, for Sunish, at P. NJ; Logan,
for Steubenville, at ~ P. ". The fine
steamer Edinburg will leave for Gin
cinnati, al p. NJ. For freight or pas
sage. apply on board or TO Booth,
Battelle & Co., Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-19

SPRIGG ALLEY is the place to get
cheap Boots and Shoes; 10Y Main street.
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ORR d Co. have received their holiday
stock OF fine books, writing desks, al
buns, &c, &c, which are now display
ed tor sale at No., Monroe street.
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NEEDED IMPRovEMEST.-We suggest
TO somebody, having authority in the
premises, that it would add much to
the convenience of those having bust
ness in the Circuit Court Room, fla new
knob were put on the door opening into
il. The present one has been in use so
long that it IS now worn ont, and a sore
Texation to the spirit. Let anybody
try 10 open the court room door from
the inside, and see if our remarks do
not contain truth.
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THOSE who want nice pair of Boots
or Shoes, should call at Blond & Bach
mans, JOY Main street.
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THE HoLrDATs.-The gayest season OF the
entire year is now approaching, but whilst
we are enjoying this festive season let us not
forget that in time OF health we must al
ways be prepared for disease. Coughs, colds,
sore throat, Group, asthma, and whooplng
Cough are speedily cured by Goes Cough
Balsam. Whilst dyspepsia, constipation,
sick headache, sour stomach, indigestion
the most prolific source of i'll health, is GER
tainly cured By the timely use of Goes DyE-
Pepsia Cure.
PuREsr AND SWEETEST COD LIVER OIL In
the world, manufactured from fresh selected
IAyers on the ser coast. This OHIs charac-
tcrized by a sweetness and purity peculiar to
it alone. Its reputation is so great that II
takes the lead Of other Oils. and is universal
" prescribed by physicians. Remember TO
ask for Hazard & Caswell's Cod Liver Oil. ~
CAswELL, MACK & Co, New York.
For sale by all druggists.
mRr2l-mWseowly
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10 RLACKRWITHs

TO HLAChbMIEHS.
A EYILS, .Petsr Wrightsr patent, the
BELLOWS 'IArndtis" fold Jake.l f
NlSESJ Paisley, NelSnn & Cox 5--r77
SIEDGES, Sledge MouIda. Hand F4arnmers
0ctagon and Flat.
IRON, the best assortment In the city,
p q. HIEDRETH 4 BRO
g Main street, bet, Monroe and Quincy.
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CUEDRIES-AFE FEW BBLs. PRIME Ma
- Pile SuRAri superior Green. Black and
japanese Teas Pure White Wine Vinegar:
tied; New No. / Salmon; English bairv
Cheese Pickles and Sauces; Tapioca, Pearl
Sage; Corn Starch, Maizena,, dc. Her1netical.
but, Lobster. CLAIMS and SaFdines 9 = i
Genuine English Mustard; Salad OIL best
9uality; French Mustard; Sap Sage Cheese;
Condensed Milk. 80 ; -
Together with a general assortment of
seasonahle articles. Just received and for
n. & 6. D. WOODROW.
Odd Fellows Hall Building, Monroe St.
my29 WHEELING. W. VA
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at--.-.............. b:l5 AN.
Oakland g-p-l .. 90
Grafton tJuuct
n. w. Va r.
R.l-,..........s :.I&SlP, II.
EairTnhntl 1:S4 ="
Mannfngton. 2Sl d"
Cameron. 4:l4 "
MoundSville- AS "
BenEood 49,. 5:IO F"
Wheeling
taUlve.l. - 5:S5 "
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StannLm. House.

saesa ..sss,. 5ptE1s d. !.
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AFmal.

THE wonderful progress OF Medi-
cal Science during the PdSf siz ge0TS
only, makes II poss BILE for the con-
scientious Physician TO declare,
DTAIELYCURRDa as Intermittent Fever
ERTAISLY PREVENTED as Small FoZ -
.A....I.-- e { E--E. n Z Z
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MARRIAGE

BARRED Persons, or Young Men contern pIa-
ING marriage, being aware ofPhysical Weak
H NJ, etsAnic Debility Defounitles, speedily
he who places himself under the care OF DR..
J.Inay relslouSly confide in his honor as a
skill as physician 10y Nt'OiA LIZ
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
(ShOTtest and Q1tickest RotVs Eat and West,
ON AND. AFTER nov. 18th. 1sss
" Trains will run as follows: 7NF'
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ITALY RECEIVED AT THE WHEEL
u Ing Fruit House, Fifth street opposite
Cathedral, and for sale al Baltimore price
dc7-zEp
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ESpeelally, who have become the victims Of
habit which annually svgeers to an TntIToai9
grave thousands of Young Men of the Tnnst
excellent talents aud brilliant intellect, who
HIliSnt oInefFiSe nave entTancsd listening
senates with the thunders Of eloqueuce, %
Ga4ked 10 6cstacy the living Tyre, may czaiI
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Machinery forSale.

.--.a- llE ~
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ORGANIC wEAENFss

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons
Iondoni GRADUATE OF one Of the most eminent
Sot!e7sSzs N the Cnited States, and the RreateF
PaaLL,oI whose life has been spent in the hoe
elsewhere, has effected some Of The most a.
toniShlpg cuTes that were ever known. MANY
Gpuoteq win ringing In the head and ears
Wnen asieep,great nervousness being alarmed
az sudden sounds, bashfulneSs with freouenf
oIusnlng, attended sometimes with deranpes
nentO OF mind, were cured iEnmedIatalY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-11

he Cincinnati Times has the following !:

The Cincinnati Times has the following:
Detective Larry Hazen was met yesterday by a
Keeper OF beer saloon on Vine street. over the
canal, who was laboring under considerable APP
parent excitement, Recognizing Hazen, he
stepped mp to him with the exclamation:
+" Who pese desc wot You calls local editors .
They pick up items, sand the officer, I" dead
Lead into shows, etc.
g DEFY pick up items9 Ttink so. Ia gold watch
items? Is sixty tollar items? Hey2n
He was asked to explain what he meant, winch
he did as follows.
q Dis morning was drinain' lager NIT mine
friends all the while in mine saloon, una IN comes
. Young man wot der never was slready-ano ne
znlls out leetie sheepskin pook ana iead pen
o.l, and he wants 10 tell bin all Yot mere was
4 ] asks him wot kind d business NC Mos etnat
row, by tam--Wot kind Of right
,tUnd he saws he reports UNI in de papers 80
tell him all vol don't know p0ut the rows vol some
tam rowdes tries to kick out o. NINE saloon. last
night lind nine poardeTs get around, und dey
tells more tines got recollects und de nice Young
man III si;cks sem down in his sheepskin pook
nit his lead pencil. Den he thinks glass lager,
(which he don't let himself pay for, by tam--l
faIt sure as never he was one little newspaper
fellow when he didn't make pay nit my lager;
but makes noting Inference; der's no principle
in dat--und den he goes out, and don't sees him
again all de while.
Den one Of my poarders he finds himself stole
away from his gold watch, ply tam und my
neighbor Schmitt, he found sixty tollar what he
Aadnt got
s'The nice young man who pretended to be a
local editor. was a pickp0cket,o said Hazen
tswho took shat means to carry on his trade. and
he succeeded pretty well if he got gold watch
and sixty dollars,n
al links he succeeded pretty well, mine Got
De next time msn comes in my saloon NIT his
tam sheepskiD pencil and lead pook uud says he
IS local editors, Ply tam, he don't comes in.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-11

The Louisville Courier of the LIST says: " Our
readers will remember one Gen. &. w. Gannt, of
Arkansas who deserted the Confederate cause
went North, turned abolition orator, created quite
a furore for awhile, and then subsidized into mer-
tied obsourty. Well, this immaculate Radical
has turned no in Baltimore court on q charge Of
attempting to outrage little girl only II years Of
age, in that city The child was his sister-in law
She has been sent, under proper protection. to
her relations in Arkansas white the inhuman
monster was admitted to bail in the SUM Of $1,000