The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-29

SESSESEE a GIFFESs
SIGN OF THE BIG HAT.
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To CITY SUBSCRIBERS of our
who intend to change their
on Monday should notify
US, in order that the carriers may
conform to the changes at once.
THE National Insurance Company OF
this city. has increased its capital from
100000 to 100000.
ernor has appointed Mr.. Jacob Stout, of
the City of Philadelphia, Commits
sioner of Deeds, &c, fer the State of
Pennsylvania.
REsIGSED.-Mr. John NJ. Armstrong,
OF Moundsville, a member of the Board
OF Directors TOR the Penitentiary, has
resigned. His successor has not yet
been appointed.
THE committee appointed at the
meeting of lot holders of Mount Wood
Cemetery to solicit subscriptions for the
Improvement of roads, fences, &c, and
Alt puEChdot VI uhOEEuDltu
have been at work, and so far, have
met with fair success.
ESQUIRE MAYEs of West Alexander,
who has made so many people happy
in emergencies, has been reelected
justice by II large majority, and is there
fore prepared, in the future as in the
past, to tie the matrimonial knot in the
most approved style and at all hours.
COMMUNICATION Justice John
son, yesterday, Andrew Metz, charged
with keeping Il house of nl-fame in
Ritchietown, had hearing, aud for
want of bail in the sum of $500, was
committed to jail for trial before the
Circuit Court.
fore Squire johnson for ped ding with
out license, and was fined So and costs.
APPLICATIONS for soldiers medals
have been flowing into the Adjutant
Generals Office plentifuIly during the
present week. Some fifteen hundred
have been received. The Adiutant
General has received from the manu-
ufHcturer the medals for the First
Infantry and First and Second CayaI-
~. The greater part of those for the
FIRST Infantry have been distributed.
"REsUNIPrIoN.-The La Belle Iron
Works resumed operations yesterday.
The nail factories were in full blast, and
we understand the workmen in the
other departments OF the mills will
commence work to-day. "-RegISter of
Wednesday.
Our friend is wholly mistaken or mis-
informed. The La Belle Iron Works
did not resume operations on Wednes-
day, and have not done so yet, nor
were the nail factories then In full
blast, nor are they yet in full blast.
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS FOR FAIR
MONT NORMAL SOHooL.-Under the act
apProprinting 5000 to the Fairmont
Normal School, and authorizing the
Governor to appoint five directors to
care for the interests OF the State in the
expenditure of the appropriations, His
ENcellency has appointed the follow
ing gentlemen, all citizens of Fair
mont and vicinity:
Rev. Jeremiah l.. Simpson, Gustavns
l. Turney. Newton B. Jones, George Il.
Zumbro, and ]. w. Cromwell
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The MEDICAL CoNVENTIoN.-we
learn that the proposed: Medical Con-
vention, at Fnirmont. on the 10th prox-
limo, promises to be largely attended
by the regular profession The object
of the COnvention-the formation of a
State Medical Society-is surely praise
worthy, and should receive the atten-
ton OF every physician of respectabili-
ty la his profession In the State. Ar
engagements have been perfected with
the Baltimore and Ohio Kailroad Com
pany, whereby members of the Con.
UnnIinn will mfr
monl free Of charge.
For THE MONTANA GOLD REGIoN.-
The steamer New State is lying at the
lower end of the wharf, and is being
htted up for trip to the gold region OF
the Upper Missouri, by the Wheeling
aud Montana Gold and Silver Mining
Company. 1t is expected this expedi-
ton will leave here for the gold mines
or Montana about the 9th of next
month. The office of Messrs. Booth.
Battelie & Co. Is the compAny's head
quarters, where any Information can
be obtained by persons desiring to take
stock or accompany the expedition.
CALL and buy your clothing, cheap.
at Hartman's, No 20 Monroe street.
RIvER.-The river last evening was
about thirteen feet in the channel and
falling. The weather yesterday was
bright and breezy and business on tho
landing pretty lively. The Hudson
arrived from Cincinnati and the Leni
Leoti passed up for Pittsburgh.
Steamers Will leave the wharf to-day
as follows:
The Rebecca, for Parkersburg, Mt IL
a. NJ.
The Henry Logan, for steubenville.
at $50 p. NJ.
The James Rees, for Sunfish, atSP NJ.
The Hudson, for Cincinnati, at 5 p.
BEST BOYS AND YoUrHs' CLOTHING.
at the lowest prices, ut H. Hartman,s'
rs Monroe street. =
WHEELISa AND ONO COUNTY B1n,E
SOcIErT.-The third anniversary OF thi.
society will be celebrated at Wasbirg-
ton Hall on Sunday evening next
March 3lst, the exercises commencipg
at quarter past seven o'clock. Prepare
tions are going forward t., make IN.
meeting one worthy of the great canss
In behalf of which it is called. All the
churches OF the city are expected 10
unite on this occasion, and thereIors
the success OF the meeting cannot be
doubted. &c
Rev. Andrew Cross and Rev. w.
Irwin are expected to address the as
Semblhge, and the members Of tht ,1jf