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New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Ccnptr'
Cty Of New York Department RnsBce February a. Is
oTFcg OF COMMISSIONER TAKEs AND AsspssNTVrs,
No 32 CHAMBERS IT. NRw.YoR Jan. u, IG61r !
kIOTICF TO OTAX-PAYERS- -Noticc IL hereby

NOTICE EJUTAA-PA1 EKS.-N Otlcc n hclcby
~ gwen that the Assessment Rolls of the Real and Persena gs
f the CITY EewYork for the 1851 win
speo after MONDAY January a. S, ui
r.luan open m the 3th day Of April 1857 Scr the correction oi
estats Of CITY County of Newiork All bs,nz m
selves 70 be aggeyed make application 20 the dnr
period mentioned In order 10 obtain the f o'd b
Law. The act u 1889 provides hst Eng the nIs os oo.s, ,ha @
made person considering himself ggeved by the assessed Aa.
ion Of his real estate to have the corrected Usuh
Application made relation TO the assessed valuation 81 real "
stating the ground OF objection '1f shp
shall the complaint and
tht Judgment they shall cause The sAns n
h. sorred suh application In relation The
personal estate the applicant sbs be eIamoi Hde s
the said Commissioners shall be authorized 10 administer u'h
their Judgment be ascssn
they shall the be corrected aud ~ % amount
believe b. just aud dse tb' d
within thirty days ansr sch application sha bs'' "'n
made 10 them shah be made By the Board Of
real and personal estate imposed aBder & -. NJ
shall appear oath affirmation that the parts sggssd
Vas unable attend period prescribed for he eetos Of
taIss Ly reason Sickness absence from the cty
a :; WILLIAMSON, lco~ .tTar-
J. W. BROWS, } AsssssBsnb
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
MARCH 1492f2 bbls. Flour 5i3 bbs WHISKY 1926 SACKS
Corn Meal, 1855 bush. Corn, 900 bush Oats Gs Dusl
Seeds n pkgs Ashes Gc3 pkgs. Beef 207 bbs Pork Ss
pkgs Cu Meats 3sl pKgs Lard, 81 Dressed Hogs loo1
bhs Petroleum, i,iJO pkgs Butter go pkgs. Cheese
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
THE WEATHER

NEw-YoRK March l4--rhe following Is tie range
Of the thermometer in this city 10 day:
70 s. q s.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, ~ oCLoCK.-Pork ls
better, and the market closes strong New Mess IL held ny
S23 12lc, buyers offer S2 sales Of 1900 bbs regular ut
$23. $13 i2l Is bid, seller April
PETROLEUM-There has been an active export dc
maud and the market is firm sales Of $500 bls Refined
in bond for July August and September delivery at c
on Philadelphia account We quote the close follows
Crude 1Gd6ic In bbls, and II ollie In bulk Refined IN
bond. 23c for H. 81 2c. for L. s. 10 W.; 2a s26e for r.
do do; 2Gi a27c. for s. W. and 2Sd2sa for 7. w.
RICE-Che market Is dull and prices nOmnally nm,
changed; sale Of 800 bags rough Rangoon Is reported
on pIlVlle terms, -
STGATsA very fair business has been done, without
change 10 In prices; sales Of 800 hhds nj lOt@l2tc
for Cuba for Porto Rico, and 300 boxes Havana at
l2ic. Refined dull at l5ic for Hards. -
SEEDS-A fair demand for Clover seed ut 12s@lisc.
Timothy Seed is I'm moderate request at s. 50GS Rough
FlaN-Secd il quiet at 81 65aS2 %.
sTEARIN-We note sales Of 700 b at 12id12lc.
TALLOW hAS been in good demand and prices are
steady sales Of 10000 az llGll!c for fair TO PRIME
and 1lic. for choice.
Of $50 bbs. Western at 50! a 33c.
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Fisk g. HATCH,

i
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOyERNMENT SLCURIfiEs,
No 5 NAssAU-ST.
Will receive SEVEN THIRTY notes OF all the series, In eK
change for the NEW $40 CONSOLIDATED Bonds ut the
hS market rates which holders Of Will find " their
advantage.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD CoMPASYInerest at the rate Of Six per cent
ner annum IN GOLD payable in the CITY Of New-York
For full particulars apply to or address
FISK K HATCH,
BANKERS and Dealers IN Government Securities,
No Eassau-st., ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
CORPORATION Notices.

FERRY LEASES at AUCTION.
At the City Hall TUESDAY, 18th March la6l a. u Gro,s
public auction the highest bhsT
security often ron the ut day Of MAY bt
The the Perry established from tbs loot of Whitehall
Staten Island.
gbe Lease Ferry 20 he established ou the foot af THsS tain
street, North River, to Payonia, n. }.
several win he sold With s the ryhts por
lR and Advantages thereof belonging toe Corporation u The CJ
ef&ew-loh.
s and conditions Of sale he hal upon application TIE cosp
trSlisrs Office.
By order fthe Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY. Ecnptyoner
~ Nna NnrLn ninlk
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC. 80
IN, iKun sets.......6O6l Moon sris.....'i9'
mon ,.
Sara, Hail Gov leland .355 Hell Gate. ..'st
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
W. Vi. HARTWELL,
l.. T. CRANE,
GEO w HkIIORY
WHEREAS, The Superintendent of the In

WHEREAS, The Superintendent of the In
uance Department Of the state New.Yok having examined
into the Affairs Of the Ade Fire Insurance Company Of the City OF
Hewlork has declared that the capital Is impaired the eent
Of per such impairment amounting To
hundred and forty hundred and h6Se 9l0O doas
pursuance equison Of the said Supenntend
en and order 10 make the capital equal to three hundred thousand dol
the Ied by its charter the stockholders OF sad COMPANY
hereby required pay the said hundred and forts
thousand hundred and 90 dea the amount
Of such deaecy Of ~ 100 the Office oI The Tom
P'ny No m Bcadway the City Of NewYor On or before the A
day Of March 1871 H. all BY shareholders on or
before the s 10th DAY Of ~ 1901 do hereby hI aud determine the
per entag and amount for which certificates be issued such
stockholders their present Stock Certificates at h and
nine hundred and igh houssndhs go ss o per cent oihe par
value Of the same Company the fractional Of shares
m nine and hundred aud oTyesbt housdh cent Of
the value Of the and for the purpose allowing such new
stock he created and disposed by the Directors OF said Company n
accordance with the requirements Of the statue and hg ne time
within which undersigned hereby
settles and determines the time for the and sale Of said stock to
be the said 10th DAY Of March 1851 within sixty days thereafter
Dated NeN-Yors, Feb 10, 1861 Wh- A. SEAFER
Preshlen
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

FROM GL ASGOW l4-In steamship vwa-Jamss Mh'r, hsbs
Bars. james Fs Jane. Dawson AeI Ross James Wb. I'D hs
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
BORT Uaroen's Noiite.

NEW poss,
PoRrwARpHSs' OYYcB, No % " iIhsD -
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Of the A, passed April u 1877 sSt,ued 40 Az %
Interested in having charge Of The subject matter Of s'A hqai
surrey that the boS vessels " p"~ snd .iAslt y
need s,h days succeeding this Deuos board
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
p1SSENGERS S1ILED
scSFNC FRS ARPTVED

4
FOR LIVERPOOL March l3ln steamship AlsPpoW Sssi NJ
Savpo, T. Antoine. ". H. BnsoS, j. LooJ"-f Doe
nfher .
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

HOLDERS of United States 3-10 NOTES
Of all es can have them erehAnged TIE NEW $50 BONDS
1865 terms without delay ny ppJngto
HENRY CLBWS Co..
No ali a.
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proposale.
miscellaneous.

GROUND BONE-Pme-Coar and Fine
VI For SALE by PETER CoOPERS GLUE FACfoki,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

Wo notice paragraph in the money article OF last
evening". Commercial Adrcrser reporting the failure OF
the waregan Print Company We requested Ia state
that there such company In the United states Tho
orly COMPANY bearing the OF "Wauregan" IL the
wauregan Mills, OF which Orray, TAFT q Co. are Treas
urers located in Connecticut. This Company Is very
strong and are way affected by the failure OF OTray
Taft Co. ANY parties holding their paper can have IL
cashed lcsa interest at per cent per annun Dy cng
on us at No. 80 Wal.-st.
H. A. HEIsERs SONS, per L. J. Richmond.
York, March 10, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

HHONEY-We hear OF sales OF 30 tee and 90 bbs Cuba
In bond, for export, on private terms.
MOLASSES-The market * dun and drooping and we
nave only 10 note 100 hds Cuba MuscOvadO at Od63c
OILS are generally dun, but have special change
20 n0tc IN prices City Lnsccd Is selling 81 GS1
crude flsh OILS at S0G9Oc for Whale and s. 10 Sperm
Lard OIL from 95c. aSl 90
ftOElslONS-1here has been improvement In the
aead Tor Pork today prices have advanced and close
i lOr iuture delivery, sales Of 20O0 bbs New Western
Mess seller APRIL at $22 95d$; the sales cash and reg
% are Oo0 bbs Mt $2 30 for Old Ness t22 G2 $3.50
tor New western dO $2 25GS22 80 for City Mess, and 3
Od Clear. Beef is duh but steady; sales Of 100 bbs
~ SllaSlS for Plain Mess, and S17aS2 for Extra do
llelce Beef IL quiet Beef Hams without activity
owing TO the small supply hand and extreme views Of
holders Cut Meats are firm and in good demand sales
0l COO pkgs at 9d9ic. for dTysacd Shoulders 9ac for
Picked do 12c for very small and sweet Picked do;
ll1c for Bellies; l3lc for Picked Hams and 5000 loose
shoulders at &C. Bacon remains quiet; sales of % boxes
short Clear at lc. Dressed Hogs dull at 0d O4c Tor
City. Lard has been fair demand and prices are
nner; sales l50 pkCs at 12l Q12Gc for No J. 12Sc Tor
Ct 2adl3kc for fair 10 prime Steam; 3S Sic for het
tie Rendered, and Isle for fancy do. In small lots
BUTTER continues dull and, with liberal arrV-
ais and greater desire to SELL prices have declined ana
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

y s WINSTON, Pfosidfnt
NET ASSETS Feh l. laGs 1879 "a
RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAR
Premiuis.
Original hri year.. 81 2924 20 .
Renew ala. 295ls3 tB-S3l43h1 "
i,0d,{a5 -
R.pt, 49, . = -. -" ~ -" ........... CsOoo Ol-sG 7l5G5 90
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

STATE New YORK. BANK DEPAtThhST
ALBANY. March 10, 1901
rTNHE BRIGGS BANK OF CLYDE, (CNde;
W.,n Countyl ha. this this Department noce o'
N. ,ppntmsn OF JOHN HILL Cashier Ninth National Dahk 10 s
,y " as agent redemption Of Its circulating s"
tbsr with appointment Of Wooster SHERMAN
IN The sane ety agreeable 10 the act emitted
| s acts reling Incorporated Banks Banking As"cA
tio,s and IpdiyisuAl Bankers passed April II, 1881
"''S AA' GEoRGE W. SCHUYLER sup.nntenS'ut
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

ALBANY, February g. 1851
HvOTJCF Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant To
~ Chapter 1889 and SO Law m sS sn S 'es F SW
YoRK banking association ocatedi the City oi NtNo WIZ
redeemed AT PAR By the Superintendent OF ih ~
~ at the State National bhnt the 'N %
Aany for sin the date hereof and not 'befa,
The circulating Of the said benz must De pe
q, Aforesaid within years the date hereof sna an ~
.b m, he presented redemption and payment Tnhn he
soe viii cease charge upon the fund IN the hspd o The gu
pernendent for that purpose 49, ocr,-v, IN s,.o,,d.r,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
5inantinI.
5inlntlaI.
FOURTH ANNUAL STATE
Il MENT.
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW-NOltk,

y. S. WINSTON, President.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
INTEREST ALLOWED {

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter
9s Law az 1889 and i6 Laws of 65 that the circulating n"s
- =, ,hs SoE AND LEATHER BANK, banking association To-
cad in The CITY Of will be redeemed A PA ~ ihe
presentation a. TIE rev io
Sa National the City Of Albany and at the Naonil oho' a
Leather Bank In the City OF NeH-lorS, fosi years D0
nd not thereafter. ,, NJ -, D.. rrss,p.ed
the date hereof and al notes "u
, not be presented FOR redemption and payment within 'ne % %
snesed viii the fund " the has 81 W GU
pernepdent purpose g. W. SCHUYLER sup.rh'ou'n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11

An hundred years ago the space on
the banks Of " the beauiiful river now
covered by the nAnufaeturing town or
Wheeling, was nm Idle Wild uhsurpass.
I'd on the great continent for natural
beauties and advantages, vet still an
untamed woodland,of tlo6d and felIii
where the foot OF civilized man or do.
nestle animal had ne'er or rarely been.
The determined Adventures from
the South branch Of the Potomac, who
hfst pitched theiftenls among our hills,
were severed from friends and Kindred
by mountain and wave, exposed ID
every hardship, 10 deadly and constant
danger, aud II Ia but just tElat their
deeds should DO familiar among us al
nursery rhymes, though
M "rhe knights afedust
Aud Their good swords rust
Among the women OF that olden time,
who accompanied the pioneer band,
and shared its perils and its honors.
were The Histers OF Col, Zane, the hero.
Inc Of the gunpowder deed, whose
story has been too often told for me 10
re.tell " here, and his wife, sister TO
Major McCnlloch. OF the tanous leap
memory, herself person OF marked
and unusual character, as an anecdoie
which l purpose giving here, will
show, and which, think, Is unknown
outside OF family traditions, Vt
Ia many OF their raids upon the set.
terra the Indians had no more mali.
cions purpose In view than TO annoy
and alarm the whites, but at times their
attacks BECAME formidable and frauRht
with danger TO lie and property. on
one Of these occasions about the close
OF the last border war, during IN un.
looked for night attack, Mr.. Zane's
cabin was fred lnd his family com.
PEELED TO flee 10 the fort short distance
OF. Children aud servants having run
thegauntlet OF FIRE and Indian bullets
In safety, Mrs. Zane, with an infant
aud one faithful woman In attend.
ance, followed quickly after, when re-
collecting some valuable documents
lett In the burning house, she laid the
child In the woman's arms. saving
only, Hurry on Mollie with the baby,
Twill 60 back for Mr.. Zane's papers,
She did go, returning unhurt, with the
rescued deeds. Whether she owed her
escape TO the latent Rallantry OF the
sAyages, or to- the more immediate and
efficient protection Of her friends In the
fort, Is past finding out. tell the tale
as II was told 10 me, one OF the stories
or primitive times and border life ling.
ering 10 memory since child hood, and
cherished all the more dearly that they
ieil from loved lips now forever silent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11

FIoHT BErwRKN Two WOMEN
The New Albany, Indiana, Ledger
saos; A young gentleman was
paying his addresses TO u young
lady at Bloomington, and was
received by her ftyorably. The young
mans mother did not like this proceed.
Ing. She wanted her son 70 court and
marry another girl, and determined be
should do 80. She accordingly "hxedp
herself aud went to The residence Of the
young lady, and called her out upon
the railroad track, which ruus directly
In front OF tho house. Out Of hearing
OF the young girls family, the enraged
mother Informed the young lady that
II abeeyer again permitted herson 10
20 10 see her she (the young man's
inother) would give her an awful
whaling" The girl was grit TO the back
bone, and informed the mother
that the young man could come
10 see her Just na often as he pleased,
aud she would marry him n he
wanted, her 10 do so. This was
WV a4hSa AVt Wv thVtAttI huu nut Cullt
menced an assault upon the girl, giving
her u stunning blow In the lace as nn
eye-opener. The girl came to time IN
gallant style, and planted several we'll
directed blows In the mother's face.
Finally they clinched, and down they
went upon tue track, the girl on top,
and thus situated the fight was con.
Quoted In the iiercest manner. AT this
stage OF the proceedings the train Of
conductor Tommy HanlOp, bound for
this city, came In sight. The engineer
whistled down brakes" for he could
SEQ the parties on tho track. The train
was stopped, and the officers Of II and
the passengers In It got OF and repaired
to the SCENE OF action, cheering on the
combatants. Finally, che mother
shouted out, "take her of, she's goug'
Ing my eyes out" and they were parted.
The mother was much crestfallen, and
declared she'd go home land lick jake y
her atnorous son, "within an Inch oil
his life.n She will not be likely, how.
ever, to again. harness" "Juke'sh girl
4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11

THE Pittsburg Dispatch reports that
there Is prospect OF another lockout in
the glass works OF that city. The pro.
prietors of several OF the glass factories
have closed their works, and intend to
keep them closed until their en-
ployees agree TO a reduction of wages.
It Is reported that some twenty-five
worlSmen have been discharged from
the Bordentown mi Machine Works,
on account Of the want OF employment.
The Louisville Journal says that there
are m0re unemployed people In Louis
vile now than at any time within its
knowledge, and the New Haven Regis
ter snys that more men are out of en-
ployment to-day In New Haven, than
al any previous time within the last ten
wears,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11

VIZ are accustomed to think that we
are great manufacturing people, but
our large establishments, particularly
in the working of metals, are entirely
overshadowed by some OF the huge
English workshops. And even the
English are left behind now, and little
Prussia, which has latterly grown tc
be great Prussia, boasts an establish.
ment for the working Of steel alone
which SURPRISES any general manuIac.
tory In tue world. Krupp, the steel
king OF Essen, has within the past
forty years built up what Is In effect d
town by Itself us his workshop. He
employs 10000 workmen; Md to them
their wives aud children, and there IL
already respectable population. Last
year he turned out 62,500 tons Of cast
steel, valued at 81, 50O,0 600, and involv.
ing daily consumption OF 1000 tons
OF coal, Ofguns alone he has deliver.
ed $500 altogether, valued at s., 250, 900.
Such facts Hs these should make US
ashamed Of the restricted use we are
able to make OF the vast resources con.
hded toour hands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11

A CONSERVATIVE convention meets
in Richmond to-day. There will then
be two conventions in session in that
city, the one Just mentioned, and the
Underworld unnicutt, or Reconstruc-
ton convention. 1t is hard to tell
who the former represent outside of
theranks of the regular rebel element,
but we pr esume there is a remnant Of
some other sort to which they can claim
kin. The idea OF holding conserva-
tive convention Is, to.takesteps to create
a more decided public opinion at the
North against the proceedings going on
In the rival concern, and 10 stir up all
the possible elements oil influence
against 1t both at home and at Wash.
ington. In regard to the programme
which 1t will pursue when assembled
to-day, we cannot speak, but presume
the following dispatch from Richmond,
dated Monday last, can be relIed on, as
far as 1t goes, in regard 10 the senti.
ment likely 10 be entertained:
A conversation with the leading Con.
servatIve delegates, who have arrived
for the Convention that assemblies on
Wednesday,, demonstrates Il desire 10
reconstruct the State upon liberal prin-
ciples They will probably issue an
address 10 the people OF the United
States, which will embody the feeling,
necessities and interest OF The people OF
Virginia. The Convention will be CD.
posed to negro suffrage, aud favor i'm
partial suffrage that will place the white
and colored oman equal footing. For
the next President the Convention will
favor Grant and the New York plat.
form. FIX Congressman Thomas Flour
noy Is delegate from Halifax county,
''the niggerdom of the State, he
counsels moderation, Is anxious for
restoration, and as one Of the "Young
Indians" and a former friend Of Mr.,
Lincoln, bis views will have weight.
There will probably be five hundred
delegates ut this Convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11

LAST spring butcher named Patrick
Donnel!!y, died In Philadelphia, leaving
s2G,OOO in United States bonds, but
which his heirs failed to find. 1t has
just been discovered that a man named
Stephen AllIs, who nursed Donnelly
during his Inst Illness, appropriated the
bonds, and proceeded TO settle himself
com iortahly on ihrln three miles from
ParkerSburg, West Virginia. AllIs Is
In prison awaiting trial for the robbery,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11

THE new city telegraph has gone Into
operation in New York, At present
there are forty stations, one hundred
being the ultimate number. Messages
Of ten words are sent for twenty cents,
and the same rate for additional words,
No charge IL made Tor delivering mes.
sHges. and when tho arrangements arc
completed, all messages. will reach
their destination In tiflecn minutes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11

WASHINGTON paper, in canvasslug
the friends and opponents of the Im.
parchment movement expresses the
opinion that the final vote will be de.
layed for several months. This is the
most probable view ofthe matter. The
vote in all likelihood will be postponed
until Mr.. Johnson's term Of Office shall
have expired and his successor been
inaugurated. The members favoriug
impeachment will then discover that
there Is no occasion for vote. There
Is as little danger that Mr.. johnson
will be impeached as that he will be re.
elected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11

A WRITER in Putnam's Magazine fdr
January says that during the past four
years "more Important legislation has
been moulded by silent sneer IRON
Thaddeus Stevens that websters mos,
brilliant Grafton ever discussed" This
may be true. We are inclined 10 think
II IL. But Is II, as the writer considers
II, proof OF advanced statesmanshipl
II 80, we may US well no back 10 tic
times aud style Of absolute monarchy
aL once,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11

FERNANDO WooD's friends say be
spent ut least $4,000 during tho can.
vnSA, Ifthnt la M, every vote Gust for
him ~, S32) must have cost upward Of
two dollars eachl Not much money
was spent by Mr.. Darling and bis
friends, M there was little or no OxpOo.
tatlon Of oleclIng him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11

THE Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail.
way Company have declared the usual
quarterly dividend OF ~ per cent, free
OF government tax, on their stock OF
81 100000, payable on the 10th of Jan.
uary, and they anticipate, at the same
time, the Grst Of April SH per cent on
the 100000 Of their third mortgage
bonds. The earnings and finances OF
the road are In a higly satisfactory con-
dltion, authorizing the present early
announcement OF the quarterly dIvf.
dend earned since the tirst OF October.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11

ITwould seem that the Hon. Thomas
Q. Theaker, formerly ni this nelghbor.
hood, across the wal, !, has been lnyl-
ted TO resign his position as Commits
Bioner Of Patents. II 10 SAID no will
not comply with the invitation, but
will await removal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11
TnE Boston rnpers are IndnlgInr

THE Boston papers are IndulgIng In
"A little pas de Satisfaction over the
boautiful behavior Of the people oil
their city toward Mr.. Dickens. They
hav'n't toadIed him, no, Toasted him,
nor made fools Of themselves by trying
10 make one Of him. Their content.
ment with themselves Is really delight,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11

oNEhundrcd and seventy.Gve thou.
sand words were telegrOphed North
and West from Washington between
the hours of s A, N. on the "a
and 8 A. NJ. on the I'd. This In
esteemed tho greatest Leaf ever accom-.
pIIshed IL the way Of teIegraphIng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-11

THE New York pnpers again show
some concern about the cholera, mas.
much as tho ship Lord BrOugham, just
arrived from Hamburg, had, during the
passage Of iorty-eight days, not less
than seventy-ilve deaths from cholera,
which IL u heavier mortality thnn ever
occurred before on II ship arriving al
the port or New York. The vessel had
no phyAiCinn on board.