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A STORY whose absurdity and extrav-
gance indicate a tslent in its author
worthy OF the Braden school of novel
lists, is going the rounds. credited to a
correspondent Of the New York Herald.
Amer describing JET. Davis appearance
at the theatre IN Montreal, and the APP
plause that greeted him, he informs us
that just as he was leaving, and when,
doubtless, Mr.. Davis was intox icated
with the praise and the cheers he had
received, an unknown person stepped
up and handed Mr.. Davis a note, which
he carried to his home. Coming to the
light. II was opened and found to con-
tain the single word, written in a bold
hand, 'Andersonville.' This, IL is said
went like a dagger 10 his heart, and for
some time his home was the scene of
the greatest condemnation. The ladies
screamed, and Mr.. Davis himself came
near fainting."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-02

SAISTE BEUvE. the French Senator
and eminent writer, has astonished the
Paris mob by declining to fight duel.
He objects to that summary juris-
prudence which consists in strangIing
a question and suppresSing an individ-
nal In AZ hours,
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Mr.. TILToN. formerly of Cleveland.
but now President OF the Toledo, Wa
bash and Great Western Railroad, is
living in Mr.. Lineoln's old residence,
at Springfield, Ill. It Is said that the
family have from five to ten visitors
every day to look at the premises.
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80 LsnE.sr.tr. ". ID An.ar..

General LSHErIrsers Views Of Ans1Fs-
John n @. Parker, Esq, Of Ssu Os-
lszuE, 70 WboIn Gen. LongEtrsst wrote
his recent Letters On reeonstrues5On,
s1d WIG = nor visiting IN LOEsi,
SGsss-, has addressed Do:e 70 the sdtt-
or d The CoatyEez, Of thai city, in which
be sIlud@ 70 tbs feeling e1eitsd In ths
South against Gen LODgstEsel, and
sdds=
aFrorn What I know d Gs1- Lors-
street feel warranted IN saying ne
llsJks on the.s ds!15sd scriooisrs Win
usty. and Vii eoatinos to lend tbs1n bis
40 and prsy FIR Tbe4T de4tTerenc=, Gnd
( C;ea. Ioazsfresf viii have the sympathy
7 Of eTery truly loyal unEn, North and
.so1yb, AID ih- zrzsifeztiOa Of kn0EIng
tnat millions Of warm hearts thank
hin sor the christian course be has Ia
ken 70 nsstofe The people Ct the Souta,
~ith whom bs fought szsinst the Gov
eminent % ibe United States 70 thsiT
former sLztaLE- / believe be nzs Eessd
mast wisely, and know be viii continue
II The god work, in spite Of all The
batteries that DtStsksn men In ths
So1fh c4u build against him Thou
sandE Of Gibers will follow before
The election day In the Southern
-.stss j. oyer and the light which Gs5-
Longstrset has frsd viii SHINE brighter
aud brighter, day b. day, I'LL the prin-
ciplss contained 10 his letter OF ne "a
Of June Issi, shall have ben estGoll sht71
throughout The length and bfs4din Of
4hs nation.
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LAUGHLIN,s IaFANT CORDIAL

me ChlldFs CuFe when TeetbIng.
No.hez an know the many despIeA night
the HtlIe ones q; home have to pas when
IesGhinR. Yoa need no one 10 remind you
% the Pztn-Choae, WaksfuineA, UneAsi-
ceA, PrsztinE. FIsfaisnce, Disturbed BoEels,
&c We tell you eandidly. one bottle ofthts
Cordial VIII correct all Iheze trouble Asst
TeethinR, Remove Ae1dIiy, Allay all Pain,
Qufsf the FrEtrul, Promote Sleep.
INIT II win acs a q charm Soid by
LAUGHLIS. SMITH 4 CO.,
Wholesale DTnEg1StE, Main 81.
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THE HEALING POOL,
aHD HOT-<F OF MERCY
Hov,11 A..orIa,Iou Report.

Howard Association Reports, 5O-
YOUSG NES, On The CRIME OF SOIL
TUDE- zod the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES winch destroy The manly POEes
and create inPsdtments 10 MARRIAGE
With sure means Of re8ek Sent IN ssaied
!Ettst ezysJopsz- hes q eharBs; Acare1e'
oGAtsor, Philadelphia Pa myf9-srndhE
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SOME smart South CaroIinians are
said to have made bargain with GER
tain South Carolina colored men, to
the effect that the Conservatives will
help TO elect the Iatter's candidates to
Congress, without regard 10 color, pro-
vided the blacks will give the whites
the control of the State Government.
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IL London, recently, a case occurred
showing the dangers Of insufficient
ventilation. A young man employed
by the Great Western Railway Con-
pany had gone TO sleep one night in a
room Of the Company, and was found
dead next morning. It appears, from
the facts ELECTED at the inquest, that the
room measured ten feet by twelve, and
that Il had four gas burners, two of
which were lighted when the young
man entered It to relieve fellow clerk.
The deceased bad gone TO sleep sitting
on bench, and becoming oveTpowered
by the fouiness OF the air, from which
all WALKING properties had been ex-
tracted, he fell forward against fem
der, his neck striking the edge, he died
Of EtranRulation. A verdict Of "acci-
dental death" was rendered, but surely
the company which furnished such
room for its employees to pass the night
in, WAS not guiltless of the young mans
lie.
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An InrarfALed woman Attempts an
Assault on Governor PeIFpOInt.


Yesterday morning u woman, Mrs.
Drisool, who j. described as excited at
the time almost 10 frenzy, appeared ct
the Governors house with d paper in
one hand and in the other the daguer-
rsosype Of her son, who WIS killed by
Zschariah g. Wood some time ago, in
Nelson county, under ciEcu instances
which are familiar TO the reading pub
lie. She beaped upon his ExcelIeHcy
abuse and denunc alton without stint,
and would have attacked him had ne
not shut the door in her face. The cause
Ofthts exhibition was that the Cover
nor thought proper on Saturday TO par
dorsed upon the back Of the appliea-
ton for pardon as follows:
II think, outside OF the confession Of
Woods wife, Wood knew that DniscOl
had invaded the Eanctity OF his marital
right. 1 think the jury must have be-
iieTed this, or their verdict woCld have
been murder in the first degree. On
account Of conscientious scruples they
might, however, have made II murder
in the second degree, and fixed the
measure OF his punishment at eighteen
years in the Psnitentiary, but they re-
duced the verdict to five years. IL may
lie That Wood struggled against ayenR-
uncomfortable rage when DriscOl came
into his presence. God only knows the
intsnts Of mans heart, but the man
who inyades the sanctity Of the marital
right commits a great Offence. 1 feel
much embarrassed in the case, but will
pardon Wood.
lSiRnedl ''F. H. PRIRPoIST."
MrE. Driscol was arrested and taken
before the Mayor, where also she gave
evidence that she was in n frantic state
ofeKcitsment. His Honor, after she
had measurablv quieted down, obtain
ed from her H promise that she would
not annoy his E1ceileucy any further.
He then released her.
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The Whole Thing Explained.
-a

A good many people have been puz-
lied OF late TO know what 1.-The inter. SITS
Of God and humanity are. The mill
tary bills have been explained. They
are the election of Radicals 10 Office by
"uigReF" votes,
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Something New
AZ
PARTRIDGES GALLERY.

uTEAEE INTRODUCING THREE ES-
w ttreIy new styIss OF card Pno-osraPhk,
psyfnz paIt fcuIar AtrEntion 70 the posing Of
sltIers aud Introducing great variety Of &C
css4OTlez and can now guarantee beauffGl
pictures Of everybody.
me petite taFte. Al 81 % per dozen. h .
povelty. Every body should get THIN. The
4eneTte Carte, a. q per dozen. The Carte
ImpeFIeI, . large lie.
Win our new PATENT MULTIPLYING
CAMERA. and other superior faculties, Ne
are beynpd CON Petition IN sTyLe and PTices-
I have made arrangements with Mr.. Z.
Stanton Of the nm OF Stanton & Batter.
RaitirnoF-, Nd, TO take change Of the opera.
ting depart ent- The pubic can depend
upon getting nrr- clzts WORK 81 this Galley
Picture Frames, &c, for sale At lowest
MOS auEl
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a -gTTEK in R1YeTis Hd9a-tHs for
August, tells curious incident IN the
sIszs Of Pom H1ds0n, which may b a.
new 70 many Of our readers a. it Wss
to ourselves. In the 6rst attack pre-
osding the Investment, the colonel Of 4
sew YORK regiment pushed bls way up
to an apron which projected from the
main works, ard fought desperately
riII many Of his men were killed, and
the rest driven 70 cover behind logs and
stcmps. The ooIobsl found himself in
a dilemma. BE could MT advance or
retreat without PeriI Of instant death
In this extremity he hoisted a white
dag on a stick, and Surrendered 70 the
part Of the garrison Immediately OPP
posed To him.
The white dag YVES seen by rebel
colonel IL. advance Of this position, and
wholly rnisintsrpreted. Never suspect
ing that II was raised by 4 Union ON
Ger, he thought bis cOmrsdes had been
OTerpoWeFsd, and compelled 70 surrsn-
Ter. and being disposed To act honor
ably, he hOistsd white handkerchief
also, stopped hring, and ordered his
men 20 fle out through the sslly-pCrt,
trsnchnsnts. TIE Union Akirmisherz
VINO mingled with them asked ~ as-
Constituent What this movement meant,
received the reply, I'VE suppOss that
Ne have surrendered"
UDluckily 10 Union officer Of intslli-
gsnes and Standing. Vas at this point 70
lake advantage Of the mistake Capt.
Branuanr VI company a, Of the Twelfth
Connecticut had just been taken 20 the
rear wounded. and his company left IL
the command of n sergeant, the onIy Of
neer present. The precious moments
passed. and while the Union troops
looked on with wonder, mounted
Confederate officer rode o ut IN hot haste
and placed the colonel u Dder arrest,
aud ordered the regiment inside the in
trenchments. Had the abandoned
works been promptly seized by our
troops, IT l. possible that the whole
place would have surrendered. But
the golden opportunity WAS lost, and
ak long weeks Of siege and thousands
Of ysiuab bic lives were the penalty Of
the failure TO profit by the mistake OF
the rebel colonel.
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Notice.

WE REG LEAVE TO INFORM OUR
w old customersan and tue public general y
that we nave now made arrangements by
1 lines Mills, b 4 q. r R., West Va We
are prepared 10 furnish lumber low, and re
spectfuily solicit a continual &c OF the fRvors
FORMERLY sho IN rs. Address ali orders To
LEWIS 4 BARRETE
ilyi-Im Clfne's Mills. & o. R r w. Va
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WHY NOT Use THE BEST ;

over twenty yean' increasing deznnd has
established the lact that MATHEWS VESE-
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Produces a beautiful black or brown, as pre-
tered A child can apply 1t Always gives
satisfaction Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere.
A L MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N Y.
DEAAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. may0-lyeod
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Scaled Proposals

NEW BOOKS!
NrrHE
n E w
Book Store!
NO. 1sA MAIN STREET.
n1CKESs' NOVELS. DIAMOND ED1-
Dickens Novel; Library Edition
Waiter scott's Novels. Household Edition.
Gall Hamilton's Works.
Captain Wayne Reds Work..
Eoes Homo.
Ecce Deus.
Louisa Of Prussia and her Times, by Mis-
Auhlbaeh.
The Seven Weeks War, by Aozier.
The Bench and Bar, by L. ]. BigeloU-
Old England, by James L. Hoppin.
Sunshine and Showers, by steinmetE-
Curious Myths ofthe Middle Ages.
The Cartons, by Bulwer.
Bryan MauIice.
Far Above. Rubus-
Two Marriages.
The Invtsibles-
A Noble Life.
Cecil Castlenau, Gage.
Elsie Nagoon.
Tales Of a wsyside Inn, by LonEfelioW.
The Last Days Of a King.
Twice Tod Tales, by Hawthorne.
RecoIlectlons OF Five Years, Grace Green
wood.
Longfellow. Blue and Gold.
TennyEon,
Whittier,
Burns,
Eliza Cook,
Jean IngsIow, a
LauA veneris, by swinbuTne.
SCOTS Poetcal v orks, &c, &C.
woman's Relation TO Education, Labor and
Law, by MIS- Dali.
sacerdotal CelibaGy, by h. O. Lea.
Heaven and Hell. by swedenboE.
Religious Life in England.
Irging's Washington.
Irving's Spanish Papers.
Lectures on the English Language. by
Marsh.
Origin and History of the Engu.h Lam
guAse, by Marsh.
Manand Nature by Manu-
,cience OF Language, by Max Muller.
Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols.
D'Aubignss Reformation in the time Of
Calvin.
PIutareh's Lives
Studies in the Palms, by Dr. Plumer.
Life of Luther.
The Federalist-
RuskIn's Works.
cisions.
Miseellausous Works In good variety.
school Books and Stationery.
CAMPBELL & MoDERMoT.
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Kentucky State
LOTTER Y.
TO BE DKAwH Ar cOTISeTOx, Ky,
Glass P, August 18th,
Glass g, August 3Ist.
1867.
Prizes amounting to $3.50, $50.
$4,000 Numbers and zss Prizes.
TIekets sIa, Halves Sc. Quarters s.

Tickets sIa, HAIve. Sc. QuArterS ss-
PLAS OLLIE L0rTEET-The numbers from
I to 5000, printed on separate IL ps = paper,
are eneircled with small TIN Lnbss AID plse-
Sd In one wheel The priEE=. OF which Ihsre
are rs vHTytnE as above, from S0,C0o 10 So.
are similarly printed on separate clips, en-
ctrcled, ard placed in another wheel The
wheels are then IeTolTed. and pumbeT 4
drawn from Lhe Wheel ofnUmbeTS, and A. The
same lime = prize l. drawn from the other
wheel TIE Lumber and prize drawn out are
opened and exhibited 70 the Endsenes. and
registered, the PINE being plRsed sEAfnSt the
number drawn This operation l. repeated
until all the prizes are dra<n out
EETne above MAGNIFICENT sISSLz-SuA-
BER LSTIEEY VIII Be drawn N Pc LIC, IN
CovESSToS, KY. by SWORN CosHlssI tSERS
At OSE O'CLOCK, P \ al the corner OF Fourth
and scott sta The Kentucky State Lot
eTles are no Gin Enterprises, but responsible
Money Lotteries, that have been conducted
for the past thirty years. and are or8En
under the authority Of charter ron the
state. and bonds are gwen for the pay msnt
OF all pms The drawings are publiShsd In
the New York Heraid aud Cincinnati Com
mercaI
The above scheme viii beirawu the middle
and last OF each month during I5S7 and ls6s.
Circulars of LoLteEies drawing daily Ssut
BY application to the Manager
Address AL orders for tickets to
MURRAY. EDDY d CO.,
COTInEtou, Ky.
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PERSONAL PRoPERTY IN BELMONT
CnUNTY, OmIo.-The st. CIairsville
Chronicle publishes table Of the num-
Der aud value OF the horses, cattle,
sheep. hogs. carriages and watches
owned in Belmont county. It seems
that there are in all. 1876 horses, val
ucd al SsJO. 59I ;and Is, 449 cattle, valued
at SiIo. SO; and ls6, 22O sheep. valued at
SG7l ,si2; and 2l.O32 hogs, valued at
SIOI. 400; aud 1885 carriages, valued at
Sl66 024; aud 1897 watches, valued at
SIS. u.s..
Richland Township Is the richest in
the county, in all the items specified.
Pease Township returns sol horses. s44
cattle, OSLO sheep. 1887 hogs. AL car
riages and 9Oj watches.
There are l02 pianos in the county,
valued at S2l, 6Si. or these. Colerain
and Flushing have l each; Mead aud
Somerset, ) each; Pease, "a; Pultney,
10: Rlchlaud, 20; Union, 4; Warren,
10 The balance of the townships have
mono. The merchants stock of the
connty is assessed at Sass, 6I9. Warren
Township returns the largest amount
in merchandize-Sl0O,s $50. Manntae'
furers' stock is assessed at Slu9,S6O
Peass leads of in manufacturing
$I7.G9S. The total personal property o.
the county, subject to taxation, Is 81
05O, 49l.
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The President is said to be waiting
1'to see his way before he removes
Gen. Sheridan. 1t will be rather more
difficult $50 see his way" after he does
remove Gen. Sheridan. He Will and
the political atmosphere very thick and
murky Rfter that act.
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Those Terrible Headaches EenerAt-
ed 6y ohssrorEsd sse=ersoag, EDd 70 Uhlea Ia
dies are espeea7y Eohsee-, eAu Only Be ~
lSsved- Az Their reeursocs prevented, BY tns
osz o: IAKRST's EFEEzvEscEE sEETzEz
PkOCCRABLE AT ALL DRUG STORES.
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THE Richmond DsPatek ia much ella
ted over the Eesling sginefd in the
south vest portion Of West Va. in re-
gard to the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road. T. quote. the proceedings Of
meeting. that have been heid, and sub
-eripu0n- made, in ;he counties Of
EznsT Mercer, Raleigh and Fay
cite, aud concludes By saying that If
Virgins moves with thszsal that West
Va. shows, the road viii soon BE- In
progress.
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The United States !

The United States
vs..
10 packages OF liquors
DURSUAST TO An
in the above ent
give public notice thai
DAY, the 18th DAY o
O'Clock - m. al the Al
BARI, Bro. a Co. on
street, two doors North
this city, expose for m
and best bidder, for cas-
Of Liquors, consisting
Brandy.
Rngl lot U. 3 ,
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Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Also, MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR GLOSS
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.

H1HE ANNUAL CoURsEoF LECTURES
i In the above Institutinn will commence
TUESDAY, october LIST, 49,, n the College
Building, Sixth street, between Vine and
Race streets, and end the last OF February.
2 > = =
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The Belmont Chronicle says that
Thomas Ault, who lives near Glencoe
harvested 80 bushels Of wheat which
ne sold at e % per burhsl- The grsin
10 tina; county is Of the very bat char
z9t=r. and the prospec: FOR cheap bread
i cheering enough. The mills are al
rrsdy grinding the new wheat, aud IL
viii soon be nonopoliziDg the local
markets Hsrezbouts. Inc days Of Chi
ego snd Milwaukee hour, says the
z5itoT, are pact, let o. hope, forever.
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Notwithstanding the fact that Con-
gress has passed very stringent law
10 prevent claim agents charging more
than forty cents for preparing the aPpli-
cations and collecting the amounts
semi-anuually due pensioners, many
claim agents persist in charging PEN
sioners two, three, aud five dollars for
each time they collect the money due
the pensioner. To prevent this extor-
ton, the Commissioner of pensions has
issued Il circular To pensioners explain :
ing the law passed for their beneht, and
how they can avoid paying more than
forty cents for collecting their pensions.
1T is stated by correspondent of the
Columbus Journal, who Travelled with
the National Base Ball Club, of Wash
ington, now on tour through the
West, that while full OF ANIMAL spirits,
they abstained entirely from alcoholic
spirits. On inquiry he learned that "A
rule of the club required entire absti-
hence from Intoxicating drinks OF all
kinds; that they regarded any indul-
gerce in this direction ~ fatal to their
success a. . club.
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Faculty.
/. /. HITCHCOCK, Instructor in aoooun-
tantship and Bookkeeping.
D: 3: DOW, Instructor In PenmanshiP In
-, instructor In Political Economy and
Commercial Law.
An INSTITUTION OF WHICH THE
n above - an outline, will be opened in
Union Hall on the FIRST or AUGUST,
and Instruction will be given regularly dsy
and evening thereafter. Not only viii the
arts above de!ignAted be eaIefnlly and
thoroughly taught. but the best efforts Of the
faculty will be unremittinRiy eIeTted with
their pupils TO enlighten them In the great
principles Of human virtue, TO iufi0eDce
earnestly warn them OF the seductiOns OF
vice and its inevitable consequences We
ing quslinei not only Ior what is called bust
nszs life, bus also for perpetual enjoyment
OF their existence The IaTonaie OF tuh
CAND'3. TowSsEED's. BULLS AYERS.
> and GnysOtts sarsaparilla f9r sale BY
Jy25 No. lodd Fellows Hall.
T IEBIGs NUTRITIvE Foop FOR IN
II fautA. A 'upplyJust reeeiNs cd az
Jy25 Pharmacy. No. ODD Fellows Han
SYRISGts, a GENERAL ASSORTMENT
= OF Elastic and Hard Rubber, Aetal and
Slass syTineesi aiso; HurseIy Cloth, Gum
Sipple7 and Shields, Finger Stalls, &c, &c,
f BOCRISG'S
iy25 Pharmacy, No. l Odd Fellows Hall
EDsS 3 ELLIS GRANULAR CITRA re
Il Of MRgnes a; also freshly prepared solu
ton Of toe Citrate Of Magnesia- and SednE
Z BOOKINGS,
Jy25 Pharmacy, No. l Odd Fellows Hall.
TRAVELLING FLASRs AND TELE-
scoplc drinking cups for sale AZ
r. B CKISGS.
Jy2S No. I odd Fellows Hall
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Notice.

0IHE FIRM OF DOSEL, JONES d GREY
j has BEEN, by the mutual cOnssnt Of the
partners, dissolved. Lewis Jones retiring. The
business ofthe old hTnI In the m ,nufactuTe
and sale OF brick, will be conducted rs here
tDfOTe by DOnel & Grey. liberal snare of
the pubic patronage i solicited RuRl-3td
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szyE = -orIh Ia Telxhf IN Eod
Bap3- Casnnzrt. Ohso. Rys cared
Es1 q GEolEA
rs reoomuec6sd By J. A Mccall Iron
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vel q II.Ele< fohn Bxrsna- BElDoat AtnSt
SEn Del La1ghHn- y holsszlz IFEEEtES a
Ls1ode=5 Jos :. Morton; J. q Rodsen, Con,
3 Z o. 2 2 my&
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-02
Wanted.
At PARTRTDGEIS GALLERY-A YOUNG
a MAN U learn the business. suEl u
Lost.

Lost.
DETwEES THE GAS WORKS AND
ID Monroe street, pocket book. containing
EiE dollars and twenty cents IN money. and
some pc pen and receipiA, OF no value 10 any
one Uui the o4neT. Inc Under Will pleas
return the BOOK and papers u the FiEst VA
tional Bank, and keep the fnouey ior his
trouble.
auYl-Str ROBT. HUTCHISOS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-02

In Rem. IN ACNE "
forfeiture.
ORDER OF COURT
tiled cause, I hereby
/ khalI, on THURS
7 August, 1871, At u
teton Rooms OF Hub
EaEf side OF Market
OF Quincy STREET, in
bic sale to the highest
4, the - I'd 10 packages
u Gins Whisky and
E NJ NORTON,
IRnhAl Dist. W. Va