The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-08
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isyZ-E. ST Nam street
HosalBLg siCRDEE-Body 2fa Sfa"
JoaHH n, a Railroad Culr1t-Head CoDs-
Dlesely sepersd Eroul ne Body.-Tnis
community was startled on Saturday
last, to learn that a murdered man had
been found concealed in stone culysrt
on ;bs Hsmpfeld railroad. short dis
taBes beyond the east end Of the tunDs!.
Justice Johnson. having been notified,
proceeded 10 the spot and empHnnsied
q jury.
Tbe head HSa lying by the side Of the
Dsdy, and had In all probability been
caf of with some sharp instrument u
sYas decaysd 80 much, however. thst y
Was impossible TO cay what Instrument
mad been used: nor, from tbe same
cause, WAS II possible 70 tell anything
s,fout the features Of the LnuTdsTsd
man L,y which [ e might be Identified.
on the right arm we're two cut5t ana
Gyus across ;he palm Of Tie isit hAnds
received probably IN The desth struggle
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cloth frOck-coat, rest and shifi1 c2arst.'
dark grey pantalOOns and coarse D9p-s
ard szoolsn socks. TIE pockets Of ths
r5zrLlloons and coat were turned inside
yut and bad evidently been TIfisd: IN
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Tb= Undersigned csrtiies herewith
iaa- h Ls indebted to his brother,
Alyss5us Uhlr5ch, two hundred francs IN
French gold, equal to Sj2,5 in green
lacks, as loaned cash. which he has re-
cs.ve5, with the promise to pay the
aid sum az he may be able. Should il
b. iupossible for the undersigned,
within one and half years, to cover
The said debt, then he will give his
brother the right TO claim said capital
1T Iis home
ISignedl ELEHKSz ULmCH.
P.EFrEHsI.tyTl1. 18th May, 1867
p S-sincs writing the above we
have learned that basket maker OF this
city, nAued Andrews, has been miss
lng Tor ABOUT Two weeks
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2lEEI1So % The DoAf1D W " En-
sEERs OF THE PooR.-The last meeting
ofthsoid BOARD of Oyersesrs ofthe Poor
- $1,000. ,,,,,-,,;,,-. 90.
ty'N Plas9 ~ 80
Court House. NJ ~ oci0ck.
Presen.-Messrs. A. S. Todd, tPresi-
dent, Sslada, Goodman, Bruner, Reed,
me minutes OF the last meeting were
read aud approved.
Bills Of Or. ]. w. Mccoy, were, on
nation laid on the table.
ON mo;Ion, the bill OF Christian We've
was ordered to bs paid ont of the con-
tiuEent fund.
The monthly reports OF Samuel Bell,
JOHN SiiadR, George Goodman, Daniel
Murray, William Weidebusch, John
Goudy, James Reed, and J.W. Bruner,
were read, approved, and ordered TO be
filed.
1t was ordered that 1913 be paid TO
Dr. A. 3. Todd, out OF the contingent
fund, for removing pnuperB.
Il WIS ordered that vote OF thanks
he rendered DR.. a. s. Todd, President,
for the efficient manner III which he has
discharged the duties OF his Office
during the past year as President of the
Board OF OverseeTs OF the Poor.
The Board then adjourned sue die.
NEpTIS0 OF THE NEW BOARD.
it ~, ,ha t, Ronrd va.
called 10 order by the appointment OF
AIR. Joseph Tolivaras temporary Chair
man for Ihe purpose oil org gan 5I1Y
,a,nsd io gaTiisman sn n 9 10 f nE
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