The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-11
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There are 5000 Good Templars in
Massachusetts.
Corn sells In Oskaloosa, Iowa, at
eight cents u bushel.
The experiment OF raising tea In
Georgia promises to be successful.
Gen. Grant has rented his honorary
house in Philadelphia.
The Vicksbnrg Times estimates the
population of that city at about 1900.
If any one wishes to live Ia u green
old age, let him become the president
OF u college.
fash business is the word for this
/ fall. 1t will be better aud safer FOR All.
| Pass It around.
| "A young lady at Long Branch is re
ported as ''clOthed in laughing eyes
/ and bewitching smiles.
I At Denver, Colorado, wheat sells at
/ 81 O6 to 81 10 ii Dushel. IL used 10 DTlnB
! i've times that much.
An exchange says: CONNECTICUT is
greatly afflicted. Ii has Democratic
Governor and the potato rot"
Never tip your beaver to Il fine lady
and pass u poor lady without seeming
10 notice her.
Never pass an aged man or woman
without making u reYeTential obeisance
unless your house is on fire.
-Elihu Burritt, the "learned black
smith," is going back to New Britain,
Connecticut, his native place to live.
Senator Yates, of Illinois, says he
means to live and die in the Prairie
State. a--- ~
Lord Derby is said to be the richest
man in England. He owns nearly half
of Liverpool.
-Ex-Governor Curlin's health has
iV1nrnUa1 hV hig EnFnnpan
journey.
Lady Cathurine Long was fright
eued to death by clap OF thunder re-
Gently. -- ~ -a.t Atl
Young America gets so drunk and
disorderly in Paris that TO become a sot
Is styled being AmericaniZed.
juneau county, Wisconsin, raises
this year about million pounds ofhops.
They are selling at fifty cents pound.
The Columbus lawyers beat the
doctors at base ball on the 9th, by 40 to
"a. The doctors await their revenge
when the lawyers get sick.
The DuQuoin, Jackson county, ILL.,,
Recorder says: The best flour is sell
ing in that market at six dollars bar
\ rel.
Mrs. James Hayes, of Fall River,
Mass, died Instantly on Friday even
ing, as she was going with her husband
| to make IA call.
Coy. Helms disease was diabetes.
| The Lieutenant Governor, Stevenson,
will fill the chief office until the special
election in august 1865.
If II woman wants to keep her hus-
band mt home let her send him to the
top OF the house and take away the
ladder. -.s.
An English paper contains an adj
| vertisement for an under laundry maid
who can sing in choir Singular
] uchoirment.
Z Never converse with lady with a
| cigar in your mouth, or smoke in any
b0dy's company without apologizing
Tor the same.
Mrs. Stowe is writing Il novel, Il
portion OF which is in the printers
| hands. The scene is laid in New
England village fifty or sixty years
ago.
An IIishmun being asked in court for
his certificate Of marriage, showed Il
big scar on his head about the shape of
a shovel, which was satisfactory.
Tho Shakers of Groveland, Living
ston sounty, have just gathered crop
OF 4, 900 bushels Of oats from field Of
forty acres. .
"A school for yOung ladies has been
opened at N. P. Willis late home, the
institution retaining its old name
| We may look for an increa OF idle,
wild Young women now.
Never break your neck to bow at
| all to ''sWeet sixteen" who is ashamed
OF her old fashioned mother, or TO II
struttiug collegiate, who il Mortified at
his grand-mother's bad grammar.
Never keep boy to black your
boots and attend 10 the stable while you
| brighten your wife out of the idea OF
keeping n nurse for the twins, by con-
stantly talking OF hard times.
-Surratt's counsel, Messrs. Bradley
aud Merrick, have written letters to the
Democracy of Montgomery county,
Nd, advocating the adoption of the
proposed Constitution.
The Western editors are planning
another grand excursion over the Pa
citic Railway, the Platte route, to the
Rocky Mountains. 1t will take place
about the first of October.
"A number OF mastodon bones have
been ex humed near Urbana, Ohio. The
first bone found weighed nearly forty
pounds, and measured thirty-eight and
a hall inches in length.
Judge Kennon, OF the sth Judicial
district of Ohio, having been forced by
i'll health to resign, Governor Cox has
ordered the vacancy to be filled at the
October election. a."r
The receipts OF wheat in Milwaukee
last week were two hundred thousand
bushels, nearly twice the amount re-
ceived in the corresponding week last
year.
George Armour, Esq, one of Chi
cago's leading citizens. proposes to do
nate s., 600 per annum for five years
for the benefit of the library of the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
that city. .r
Mike McCool says his stock h olders
cheated him ont of $500. by giving it
up to the hackers in the fight with Co
burn, who claimed it to reimburse them
for their losses on that occasion.
Every mill dam in the county OF
King George, Va, was broken during
/ the late rains, and the people were sub
jecied to great Inconvenience in order
TO have their corn ground.
! Mrs. Jane ckmaster, of Albany,
visiting Trenton Falls on the 3lst ult.,
| in company with her husband and an
other gentleman, slipped from her foot
| ing into the stream, went over both cat
aracts and persisted. Her body was
soon after recovered.
| 1t is stated that Mr.. V. b. Denslow,
formerly one of the editors of the Chi
cago Tribune, and during the past year
editor of the Chicago Republican, has
been rendered and accepted a position
as one of the editors of the New York
Tribune.
In New York State, the total valua-
ton OF real and personal estate, accord
ing to the equalization OF the Board of
Assessors, mas been announced at
81, GA, lO7, 725, of which 81 ,2sI,7 ,Os2 is
real estate, and 1926, 4O4 ,6SS personal
estate.
! The Southern press are Disguised
| u,Ith RIuckIav,s mauIfaStoes Concern