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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-26

i6U 9TH street, opposite Post Office. 7:l9
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITs.-GOod
White Shirts, 81 25aSl.50 A. No. Fine White
Shirt, S250aS3; Good Gauze Undershrts, SO
cents: Fine Gauze tIndershirts. 81; Fine Lisle
Thread Undershirts, Sl.50; Good Cotton Half
Hose, 10, rs, 20, and IS cents per pair, Best
English Half Hose, so cents per pair. At
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 49i 1th st.,
between ID and E, three doors above Odd Fell
lows Hall. L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-26

OFFICE ROOMS.-FOR RENT, in my Build,
" ing, corner New York avenue and 18th street
several ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR OFFICES or
SLEEPING APARTMENTS: For particulars in
Building, corner New York avenue and 18th st.
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Witness WAS rot at Rochester during asy
trial where Bissell was party. Had heard
his character spoken OF then as good.
q. b. PoRneH fworn ana examined by Mr..
Bradley. Witness has resided near WayerIy
Tor over 80 years. Knew DR.. Augustus BIS
sell. knew the people with whom he associ-
ated His reputation for truth and veracity
was good. Heard nothing bad about him until
trial In Bufalo Witness would believe him
on his oath. Heard some man went to that
trial and swore he would not believe Bissell
on his oath. -
Cross examined by Mr.. Pierrepolnt. Did not
Witness never heard any body say they would
not believe him on oath, except what he heard
In connection with that trial then heard that
come one swoTe he could not be believed. Wit.
ness was a farmer was in WayerIy eyerv
day. DR.. Bisseli kept a sort of beer saloon and
praciiced medicine some. Blsseli had some
very. strong political enemies.
Q. What politics was hs9
Objected to-.
Judge Fisher.-1 guess we had better keep
parties and politics ont.
Witness did not hesitate to say that DR.. Bis.
sell bore good character for truth.
\, neson =. fenny sworn, and examined by
M, w bradlsy.-Witness resided In the village
OF Wayerly. Knew DR.. Bissell when he was
mere. Never heard the character OF Dr. Bis.
sell as man OF truth and veracity a uestIoned.
vines Wonld believe him on his oath az soon
Is any man In the village =
Cross.examined by Mr.. Pisrrepoiat Wit.
ness formerly kept meat market DIR. Bis.
there he practiced medicine. ana mart Van. :
little grocery and beer saloon. He sold teas.
sugars &C. and the beer saloon was attached.
other neighbors. Never heayd BisssiI;s cha.
acter called In question. Knew the men Who
had been here to testify against him Thsv
were men OF good repu1ron In the village.
Dr.. C. N. Noble, sworn and examined hv Mr.
Bradley.-Witness was prac tisine physicisn
IN WAyerly; bad resided there shout fonrtsec
yeafs Knew DIR. Bisseil: became acouaintsd
sbout seven years ago. Had opportunities Of
knowing hts character for truth and yeranity
HIS reputation was az good as any man in tSe
place. Witness had attended him, and had
frequently consulted with him a. D phystctah.
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- y u n %
The, United States District Court,
Judge Jackson presiding, which has
been in session at Charleston, adjourn.
ed last Saturday morning. Quite a
number Of important cases were con.
tinued until the next term. The only
criminal case tried was that OF the
United States against VIM. A. Monta.
que, for robbing the mail. The jury
brought In verdict of guilty, aud the
Court sentenced him to the peniten-
tiary for two years. Deputy Marshal
8, B. McColloch, and Deputy w. II.
Irwin, Immediately started for Wash.
ington with the prisoner. .........
The gentlemen from this city who
were In attendance upon the court, re-.
turned yesterday morning, highly
pleased with their trip. They represent
that they had II splendid time OF 1t DUR
ing their absence, and no doubt they
wilt-be willing 10 visit Charleston on
some future occasion in the same ca.
pacity that they did on the present.
The sessions of Uncle Samuel's courts
in days Of yore were seasons OF great
hiliarity, and we presume the lapse oil
years has not wrought any special
change IN that particular.
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Buy your Boots and Shoes at Bad
gers new store, q Monroe street.

IT Will beseen by reference 10 an ad-
yertlsement In our columns this morn
Ing, that hereafter the faro on the
street cars from Bridgeport or the
The city to the Island, will be
seven cents II paid on the cars, or six
cents IL paid by ticket. Returning from
the Island to either place the rate will
be i've cents. whether paid In money or
10y ticket. The fare to Bridgeport or
from that place 10 the city, will 'be the
same M formerly, viz: ten cents In
tickets or twelve Ceutsii paid on the
cars. Tickets will be sold by the con.
duCt0rs In llfty cent packages. A note
from one Of theOfllcials OF tho company
informs us that lower reduction thar
the above Is out OF the question on nc.
count Of tho "exorbItant toll" charged
by the Bridge Company on each paSsen.
ger The rate fixed by the latter corpo.
ration IL four cents, crossing In either
direction. The note concludes by say
ing that "lf the people on this route
cannot sustain the rond nj these prices,
without reduction OF bridge toll, the
company Will be compelled 10 abandon
the route"
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POLICE CoURT.-There was full at
tendance Mt the Court yesterday morn
ing. The crowd was kept waiting for
some time after 9 o'clock, on account
of the non.Arrival of the Judge, and
considerable Impatience was manifest.
cd before his appearance. When at
length his honor did come, he proceed
ed to the investigation OF the cases be.
fore him and disposed oil them in few
minutes.
The case oil the street railway and
omnibus employees was the hrst one
called, and resulted In assessing n fine
o ten dollars and costs Oh the offending
party.
WIN. M'Cully was charged with as
Eault, aud had to pay ten dollars aud
costs for draping mans eye with
black,
August Rusty was up for creating
disorder. and WIS compelled to hand
over AN X and costs.
Philip Dlscher, from Fulton, was ar.
raigned for disorderly conduct, and 1t
being established by the evidence Of
heNeIhl ItHpOuHlple pHElleh tuNL ue WAh
the Hggrisved party, aud was only act.
ing In Sell-deiense, the city treasury
did not realize anything, but was
loser by the investigation.
John Dunn Crept into tho ladies' par.
Tor ofths Grnnt House, aud had settled
his brains for Il long nights nap on
sofa, where he WAS soon discovered and
marched of to the lookup. The few
minutes that he was there cost him Ave
or six dollars. Rather expensive lodg.
ing, being at the rate OF TWO or three
dollara per minute.
Bridget Russell, the feminine who
exhibited herself on the streets In
North Wheeling on Monday while In u
state Of beas,ly lnloxicati0n, WAS the
last case demanding the attention OF
the court. The charge WAS sustained
by the testimony oftwo witnesses, and
Bridget was fned ten dollars and costs.
NIvGr clint OIL did she haven't all, nj
all, and the last we saw Of her Bhe was
following u burly looking officer In the
direction OF tho fall. No doubt she IL
congra,ulatIng herself this wintry
morning on the comfortable quarters
she IN occupying, and mayhap synpR.
thlzlng with those who arc compelled
to 20 TO market and provide fuel dur
ing this severe weather.
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We saw a large stock of tpdlla brack.
cts, embracing every conceivable size
and design, for every pair we examin.
ed seemed to be different from every
other pair. Sope deliberately carved,
others palmer, some large enough to
place heavy clock upon, while others
were so small as TO be- suitable only to
support the most delicate little vase.
All sizes were represented. All were
beantliul-new to this city and remark
ably cheap. Partridge has brought on
these goods for the holidays. The Ia.
dies will be delighted to receive them.
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"a
We met the popular host Of the State
Hotel down in Moundsville, on The
street, yesterday. he informed us that
he now had elghty-three permanent
boarders stopping with him, and the
cry was "still they come" He took
down withhlm last evening Francis M.
Bryan, who was recently convicted Of
grand larceny by the Circuit Court Of
Cabell county, and sentenced for one
year. John Parker, OF Lewis county,
engaged rooms for twenty-one months
In the same institution, and accompa-
MED The Superintendent on the same
train, TO take possession OF them, Par.
ker had violated the eighth command
ment, and goes into the stone business
for that period 10 atone therefor.
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The GRERN. EYED MONSTER PAcr.
FlED.-A man up town yesterday sepa.
rated from his wife-Cause, jealousy.
The parties were reconclled, the hus.
band presenting her with q Grover &
Baker sewing machine, bought at Ok.
toby Il Dutheld's jewelry store, l03
Main street. These machines always
please the ladies, and are just the thing
for Christmas present 10 a lady.
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National Insurance Company

WhEEl4AHuS W Es5I va.
900
0ftiee, 70 Monroe St, next door to LIST Ma.
tlOnal Bank. q
oTFIcERs:
GRO. K. WHEAT, President. a.
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary. ems
OHAs. WALLACE, State Agent for Wes,
Virginia and Maryland. al
DTRLcToRs.-John Z. Wilson, jas. @. Orr,
John A. Armstrong, A. 9. Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat, Samuel Harper, James Mckinney,
Morgan l.. UT, Geo. Adams
REFEREEcRa: 3. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co., Wholesale GIoceTs, Wheeling; Pryor,
HRndlan d Co, Wholesale GTocen, Wheel.
Ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan 4 Knox, Boot and
Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe, Kraft 4 On,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. ErnnEhelm d
Co., Wholesale Wines and Lilo uoB, Wheel.
Ing; WinShip, Woods a Co., QueenSWAre
Wheeling; LawIs Baker, Pub. Register,
Wheeling; T. O. MnAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
Campbell, FTew q Co., Pubs IntellIRencer,
Wheeling; OFT, Son d Co Hardware, Wheel.
Ing: j. T.. Sands, Cashier, First Nat. Bank,
FRlnnont; X. P. Camden, Pret. Nat. Ex.
Bank; Weston, W. Va; Capt. John MoLure,
Jr., Wheeling. aprG5
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Tho Publishers have perfected system Of
mailing by which they can supply the MA.
GAziSE, WEEKLY, and Bazaar promptly to
TO those who prefer 10 receive their periodI.
Gals directly nom the Once OF Publication
The postage on HARPERS MAGAZINE Ia 81
cenisa year, which must DO paid at tho sub.
1crtoer'I poAt once,
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THE Best MACHINE IN THE
woRLD. MRS. D. L. DsGolia says:
81 have, used the twisted. loop' stitch
for Sevea years, and had nine 10 sew for,
yet Ihave never known a seam 70 'yfp,=a
norhas the machine been out Of order.
"rHE wiItcox q ;GBBs IL THB BEST
MACHINE IN THE WoRLDib
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-04

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The regular term Of
of the Circuit Court for Ohio county
convened at the Court House, yester.
day, ut 10 o'clock, Judge E. H. Cald.
well on the bench. On the first call Of
the list OF Grand Jurors, twenty.three
gentlemen responded to their names
John R. Hubbard, Esq, was selected as
foreman, TO whom the usual oath was
Administered, after which the other
members were called and sworn.
Judge Caldwell thcn delivered 10 them
a short, clear and comprehensive
charge, when they returned 10 their
room and at once entered upon the
business before them. Little else was
done during the session than calling
the first days docket and entering on
the record several unimportant orders.
The petltjury wasd discharge until 91
o'clock this morning. In the even
ing the Grand Jury entered the Court
room, having found true bills against
the following parties for the oHenses
named: Michael Costello for selling
splrltnous liquors without license,
Two cases); George Connolly, forgery;
John onigley, alas Francis Connelly,
assault, with intent TO commit rape;
Linn Gibson, .dlidS Leonard Gibson,
Patrick Eagen, alias Patsy Eagen and
Thomas Mulken, grand larceny; John
Culver, assault and battery; Richard
Bevis, interrupting and disturbing
public worship, John W. White, alias
John w. White, Jr., burglary; Owen
Friery, petit larceny: Samuel 6. Lyons
grand larceny; James Livingston, as
sault with intent TO kill; James d,
Titus, obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses.
No further business being be-
fore the Grand Jury, Judge
Caldwell discharged them, after
thanking them for the prompt and
satisfactory manner In which they had
performed their duties. The following
cases are ret for trial to-day: James
Barker, for stabbing: William B. Arm.
strong, for assault and battery; Quin-
Ian and Brady, for robbery.
The courtthen adjourned until this
morning at9 o'clock.
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A - ~ AuVJVuN
DIRECTORS. IN
Christian Hes William R1eylS, Benno
KAmmer, Iohn 0esierling, John Pfarf, john
Roomer, Anton ReymAnn, Philip Bchnehle
August WiedebuSh.
H,AlS COMPANY NOW FULLY ORGAN.
ned, 10 prepared 20 insure Buildings
Property III favorable rates.
Loses after due adjustment, will b
promptly paid.
Applications for Insurance will receive i'm.
mediate attention nom the Secretary.
yompapyh othce, room over Peoples
Bank, MAN street. lt F.F-fH
JOSEPH HEYBoLD, Secretary,
II. A. KNAPP, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN nESrERLIN9. President.
AUGUST WlEDEBUSH, Vice President,
ANTON REYMANN, Treasurer,
$ Ht#EE SsSS4R Hh%HiH
jun29-ly
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"Ir Is WITHOUT DoUBr THE BEST WE
HAVE EVER UsED."-So say Messrs.
w. +. Goodwin d Co., proprieiors of the
McLure House, in speaking OF Book
ing's Unrivalled Baking Powder. II
you have not tried Il, do so. Manufac.
tured by E. Booking and sold by gro.
GERS generally -
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KENTUCKY STATE LorTERY.-The
only legalized Drawings in the United
States. The Grand Holiday Drawing
Will take place December 3lst. $3.50, $50
10 be distributed. Capital prize $50, 900.
Communications strictly confidential.
Dirculars sent free, by addressing
MURRAY, EDDY, & Co.
Novl1 lSteod. COVinoion, Rv.
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"PRovE THE PUDDING. Try Logan,
List & Co.'S Excelsior Baking Powder,
and you will say, as thousands now
say Is the best We have ever used"
Now is the time 10 prove It in your
Buckwheat Cakes and BiscuitI Get the
OanuInp
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Jusr think oft, two dollars will pay
for your picture and fine sxlO rose.
wood frame, at Brown & Higgins Gal.
lerY.. - = "
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'THH steamer Leclalrs No. 2 MAS to
have left for Cincinnati yesterday
afternoon, but was unayoidably det&in.
d. shewill, however, positively leays
to-day at2 o'clock p. m. for that and
all intermediate ports. "A good opporl
tunity ID thus afforded for shipping
freight, while passengers will receive
due attgntton-and no Efforts be spared
tomake the trip . pleasant one. w I
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INN en- seReductionIll
! l5islraI In PRICES 0v q ~
CLOTHING.
~ ,IllI.s Gutrnan & Cos.
TIM river Il tislng slowly, with iour

TIM river ii rising alowiy.w with four
feet water In the channel. S'
The Expression Of II a. N. for Par.
kefsburg. The Dew Drop and Rover
len for the same point. Thg Forest.
City arrived and departed At the usual
hour Tie Lenl Lsotl came up from
Parkerabnrg yesterday morning at 8
o'clock, transacted some business and
departed Tor Pittsburgh The Lenl
Leotiwill leave Pittsburgh at II m. 10.
day, and will leave Wheeling for Ma.
rietta and Patkersbnrg tonight ut OK
o'clock. The tug boat little jim Reese
passed up for Pittsburgh yesterday
az noon. The little Jim has been ID
chatter by the B, 80 r. Z. for some
time past, TO transfer passengers and
freight at 'Bellalr while the w. 81,
Harrison has been undergoing some
repairs. The Zahesville arrived and de-.
parted Of 8 O'Clock p. m. Jerry Goch.
ran 10 the popular clerk Of the Sunfish
packet, 1ngomar. She will be at the
wharf to-day TO ply between this point
and. suniEh. The tug boat Venture
passed down 10 the Belmont Works
last evening after dusk with some
Sarges In tow loaded with iron or
Boats for to.dsy: New State, for Par.
kersburg at11 d. M; Forest City, for
Steubenyille at ~ p. M; Ingoniar, for
Sunhsh at 8 p. M; Lenl Leoti, for Par
kersburg AZ pH p. N. NJ s1attt' ii"A
The following dispatch was received
by james II. Holmes yestetdBy even
Ing: fGtulp 4il u ~ iIfG!lls
q -l.L.N MARIETTA, Dec. Q, 1867.
GAIT. HoLMRs:-The steamer Sallle
V+will be In Wheeling on Thursday
morning CAPT. PATTERSON.
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That noyor have beOa, NOR never oan:bo,boat.
ron n ili

We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La.
dies and ChildrenR Boots and Shoes, Of lower
you want Bargains in Boots and Shoes, 20 %
Gardeners New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair Of Boot and Shoes sold NJ this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and In
every case will DO mended ffeeof charge.
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ONE DohnAH will buy a two.clasp
morocco, fify picture Album At Par
tridge'si Gallery. - 4, > aal s5.ip,.
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Best and cheapest Boots and Shoes
at Badgers new store, "a Monroe
street.
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oSE DOLLAR, at PartrIdge's Gallery,
will buy two large pictures OF yourself,
eachthe size Of II sxlO frame.
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Franklin Insurance Company
LIDO OF WHEELING,


Capital, 900,
DIRECTORS, 'of
I. H. Logan, 7. P. Shallcro4R, 10. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. Il. Hobbs, Saml, McClel.
LAM g. w. EranEhelm, Jas, N. Vance, Alex
Langhlln. =
UNHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four yearS, and In that time
done successful business, u still prepared
% take rtSlEA OF fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EstRb.
lhhmentA, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car,
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This company offers superior Inducements
% FarmeB, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and condemnation
3 or years at reduced rates.
This being home Institution, with the lAr.
ReSt capital and surplus Of any company In
In The Slate. aud composed OF 6omt
nlnety-tour stockholders, most ofwhum are
among our best business men, recommends
itself to the favorable consideration or the
insurtng public, and E0llcita their patronage
Applications for insurance will DO promptly
attended to by the Secretary. V :
ONCE 70 Monroe street. ..
MACARTHUR, Secretary,
SAhi'L MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO. MENDEII, VIce President.
q. NJ. COES, Special Agent, fnOl6
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cHnDREN's Rubbers at Badgers for
IS cents. l7r1 S. 80 p3El.l5 ct1al
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Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.
IkIchTnVAI

7 HAVE REMOVED MY WORK SHOP
i and Store Room
From i79 Market To 100 Mnin EtreCt,
Where | will be pleased 70 100 all my n Il
customers, and " many now ones M ohOoE.
70 give me their patronage. have full n
DlLlnnnt o. All KINDS Of ware usually found
III such establishments, and am pnnHrtsI IL
NJ NJ orders for anything Manufactured
Ir9In Copper, Tin or Sheet Iron.
nave several tlHt.cRsi Job Wnrkmen,
nnu WIZ 90 any work promptly and ut M
lehB'Iyf GEO. w. JOHNSON.
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NEW classes are now being formed ut
Hitchcock & DOw'H Night School.
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p -l.--h MARIETTA, Dec. Q, 1867. =
GAIT. HoL :-The steamer Sallie
V+will be In Wheeling on Thursday
morning, CAPT. PATTERSON.
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contthue the coffee house lately owned
BY X. g. Hardy, deceased, was on mo-
ton OF. Mr.. A. Wilson, laid on the table.
Inc resolution TO distribute coal tc
the poor OF the city, was, on motion oi
Nj. VIZ, Wilson, non.concurred in.
The report of the Committee on
streets and Alleys was returned from
the Second Branch adhering to its orig.
inal action, and the First Branch rs.
fused to yield the amendments made
at former meeting. p
On motion, the First Branch ad.
inIltned 80 = 90 49, - =.