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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02
Determined % Die.

Ia the ii,tio tow1 oi Dover, which is
cjtJa,o1 81 the Cumberland river, in
Middle Teonesscg, s;sra lived, some
yea1s ago, al eoo@utI.o snd Incorporate
Ola bachelor By she aa,ce Of Kingston
On one occasion, when Frustrated on his
ped by e4uese, and aaG ering acutely
rom those stjngs and horrors peculiar
20 his situation, he sent foF one of his
.0la boon companions 10 c91la and visit
h,l, Shyrack, 1og thai WAS the others
na,no, came. duly TO Kingston's room
~ hats the matter, Kingston
"Shyraea, shut ehe door
''N ea, NY Gear fellow"
sIocl ~
"Eh?''
''Lock the door"
Certainty, my dear boy .,
"Shyrack, Pm going to kill myself"
My dear fellow, lot ne entreat Of
yen not TO DO it
~ will"
"No, no! oblige ne ard don't"
''Niust 90 it,
"Don't; it viii b. the death of you"
Shyrs1k was quito cool and jocose,
littla dreaming shat 80 terrible an event
was actually going to taks place.
Kingston had, as the lass eccentric
act Of his life, taken ohisel and mallet
10 bed with him and now, with des.
perate resolve he seized the extraordin-
ary tools of death, and in an instant
drove the blade Of the chisel into his
breast.
Kingston! Kingston my dear fel-
iow-you ID rascal, Kipgston do
yon want ID have ne hung? Hold don't
lie till / call somebody"
8lyrack ran TO the door, and called
ike mctnan 70 ao1o people across
t.-a gtra3a:
"HalIo, there say yoe. raisterl all
ycu stupid people make haste over here
q 5haEa'l! he . N or3es p
The people crowded into Kingston's
house.
e.Don'b die, Kingston DONE ohiscl
rae that way. Doa's die sill you tell
them who did IT,"
II d;d It myself" Kingston articu-
Iated.
'TnheEe, that'l DO; nov, ny dear fel-
lou. yoa may die" replied 8hyrack,
taking long breath, and wipiug the
pelsp ifation from his forehead.
and Kingston did die IN that extra
ordinary way, as suicide that was al
most 3 murder.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02
TE TEl COI.C ,

IN the cold.
Walking down the frozen street.
Il the stoym ard IN the sleet,
With her bare and bleeding feet,
While her palEd lips repest:
In the cold-in the cold,
One poor lamb out Of the fold.
II the coIdi
There are hearths where fires burn bright.
There are homes where loves delight
Beauties the Wintry night
Unto her there is but blight,
n the oeid-in the cold,
One poor lamb out OF loves fold.
II the cold
5iEless yet, but don't you know
That har want and bitter VOC
ASay yet be her dIrast zoe,
and she'll go, ss others go
Through the cold, through the cold,
Ola nose lamb shut out os the foldI
II the cold!
Mother, brother, father. son,
Sie:er, daughter, here is one
Oi these Blessings having none!
Inasnuch as ye have DONE"
Words Of gold, though 60 old,
Lead the lamb safe TO the fold.
~. E. Pa5oy.
----es.s,-ssS,.- --szs=,------
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NEW GUnsr.ETEE SHOP:
PMRNgX MGTEE,

Campo seoc. Calaveras County.
JOHN G, SYREES. ... Pre- pFietox.
TENHIS OLD AND WELL KNOWN ES
IishGent is now open for the reception
of guests. The best of Wines and Cigars,
constantly on hand.
a TVER STABLE
Isooaaeetsd with the House, where the best
OF hoEsas and Carriages can always be found
Campo Seec. No eLber i2.h 1852. no l5t
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a RAN ESIG.
AZ CHARLES WARREN eroDDARD.

Though would shield yoa from the SNOW
And from che fierce four-wi1ds that blow
could not once forbid the rsin
10 tarry. oE TO coue again
II did knew
Delightful soycery ind aTs.
6weet -Aea-li SHeet-hesEg
I'd kneei TO gase youx tender fees
prcm hurting il shs lee and sleet.
But love you darling, IL the rGin
Adova the lane adoEn the lGno
With motion feet:
Where buds and ear.y grasses sysTfi
Sweetheart. S#eet-heRrt!
I'd bsg the bonds Of 5ur1ney bEeaa,
And tado awny, fo- your desr sake.
SSH, thristing SOS the falling gain,
Ny spirit, yTen-ying, woUI5 SsiD
some comfort taze
With singing, nj the clouds dePsry,
Sweet heart 5veec-h5ert
-Egsrg Day L.fs.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02

Was HE2-Two young men from
the country were sauntering along down
School street, Boston, when the atten-
tion OF one was arrested by the bronze
statue Of Franklin. .elYhat is that ?"
he inquired of dis companion, who re-
piled that it was statue Of Dr.. Frank
lin. doctor Franklin !" said the young
aan, "was he much OF ! physician ~
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02

ass.~Ess simplicity asld great
rgzage of xyorsE,
esac.Es-'E,zz.e c Efsy es-bs4sge sae1 EnCssDa
St.--s'E7e paEGect szas2sEs glzs1 eEsas-
8gAE1ezseI EEzsa.1faer zf8 which gYsG
zs,ac7a,s,e IS E9,.s1e.
isEa--~lE' ;ae s;a aPil:agy 0f i:s wekslagT
ssnd gi3e qgss!isy sri wy0s-k dene.
slizs.-TGle se1s~1sss ss,s.,zs7.- ee,ss,oz,.
Tie " FIorauea' % was award Z she First
and Highest premium u tho E:lsS Fair of
| California, tiG 0B-Y l.z- or t37 }>aajlc Coast
NJ which any two d0J1i- talaFG Sewing Ma-
chimes were exhibited j. conoe dion in 1865.
The Florence received he only premium
awarded, by the Mechanics Institute Of san
Francisco, in 1865 ald 1855, 70 nng Sewing
Machine, Sewing Machine Co., Or Agent. the
claim OF d competitor 70 g medal i5 without
any foundation whatever.
Wherever tue tLoREScS mas been brought
In competition with other Sewing Mzchiaes,
ithss always been declared the best. It is
the most simple, the most substantial, the
HOST efficient, and its use Is easily learned.
Every Machine solids guaranteed in the full
sense Of the word.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS And SAMPLES
OF WORK.
SAMUEL HILL, General Agent.
Ill Montgomery St, San Francisco.
Z. SCEEEU Nd,
Agens. FfGf1. dill
ean Francisco, March 24tn. 1865.
Imar34-lyI
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Req. tiTs Dr. BaddingtoD, Of BROOK
.yn, New YORK, ROW travelling with her
husband II Palestine, writes home thas
the sea Is SO rough near Joppa that it is
. matter Of no surpris5 shat the whale
vas unable to stand the double agite-
tloa Of Jonah and the pillows, aud view
ing the prophet as . conumlrum, ''had
to give him up"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02

AS BOEoBABLE.--A los Of rowdies
undertook to break up /. religious meet
ing on south Fork, Ritehs county West
Virginia, fe8 days ago. Some of the
brethren pitched in and cleaned them
out, on the principle, as one,;of them ex-
pressed it, "'That ii vas as honorable
to fight for The Methodist church as it
was t. pray for it,"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02

'cPAT,' said Judge Sniff to his neigh
boz in . sleeping car, ''you would have
remained 2 long tine in tie old coun-
try before you could have slept with
Judge - 'syis, yer booGc, and ye would
have been long sime in the ould coun-
try before yea been q judge
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02

a New Orleans physician Is trying 70
prove thar mogaait0es are { blessing
not curse. He says that their bite Is
healthy
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02

AK exchange zays 8 ooCnsrymsn Civ
ing hls evidence a. aoDrl, was asked by
the sounsei il he was bonn in wedlook.
'fNo sit" h9'Teplied, 81 was born in
Sob5nevtady."
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02

TEE difference between girl who
tears h94 ssEsss aEd one who pads is
chat one busts her st.f and the other/
stufFs her bust.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02

JNbT,--Du1iag d st6am voyage, on
Sudden s'oppsge Of The machinery,
considerable 'lagn icok place, especially
among The Female Passengers. "Whss
Is the matter YAa. is tho matter !?
for God sake tell ne the worst" ex-
claimed one moro anxious and fright
eued than tho rest. After & snort pause
8 hoaEse voice from the deck replied,
Nothing. madam. nothing only the
bottom q tbs vessel arc tie top Of the
easth ere stuck together"
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81 E@ EoN
Insurance Company
SAN FRANCISCO,
Numbers 4l6 and 41s California st.
CAPITAL STOCK. $3.50. .OOG
AU Losses Paid tn Gold Coin.

DIRECTORS
J. Nora Moss, Benjamin Brewster,
james Otis, James II. Higgin,
Vim. E. Barron, Thomas H. Selby,.
J. 4. Donohoe, Nicholas Lunning,
James @. Conroy, John Parrot,
Peter Il. Burnett, ]. Underhill,
Moses Hellor, NJ. d. Sweeny,
L. Maynard, Noses Ellis,
Jacob Sotolle, James Phelan,
Charles L. Low. Gus TOuchard,
9. Christensen. Michael.Gastle,
Joseph Seller, NIchoias Lance,
L: h. Alien. \. G. Kittle,
Alfred Borei. Wm. c. Talbot.
g. 7 Enmet. Patrick McAron.
). !; Hatsock, George c. johnson,
Caleb 7. Fay. J. G. KittIe.
CALEE I. FAY, Pres't.
Cas-. c. E4vB,;, Ssc'y.
i. K. WILSON, Ag't Mok. Hill [dc2H
yOB PRINTING EXECUTED WITH
i neaness lad dispatch a this Office.
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THE WEEKLY CHR0NICLEI
II p7EpY SATURDAY BY
THE eSE,RasfcLE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
TER s

Office on Main street. nearly Opposite Court Honso.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
NEW YORK, 1865.

10 sho FLOBENCE SEWING MACHINE
Co, fer the Best Family Sewing haehine
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02

ROMANTIC DEAra-A yossx lady
drowned 10 tears.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02

How 10 SETTLE AN ACooUNr.-To
settle coffee with an egg is an easy mat
SEE bat it g not exactly 50 easy to SET
ile an I'D account IS & raoy writer in
Qswoeo county, New York, shows il
Iestar
Seldom haze I been more amused
than whon, two years ago, upon the
North Fork Of Salmon river, in Califor-
nia, overheard Z conversation between
an honest 20iricc named Riley, and one
bike Doaaelly, Il trader, who it seemed
Riley Was Indebted soma forty dollars
fer provisions. Sad Dounelly to Riley:
'Yoo o0gab 10 pay this little bill,
for yoQ kaoY 7 trusted you wheu No
other s1alef On the rlveE would. Come,
ooYs I'll tbs4w Of i,aie, if youll pay
the re5t
"Fen. M.1o," ai3 Riloy, "pn be
halset i I'll aEow yoa TO be more lib.
a1f .b,o / a,1 L yvQ throw Of one
blil / Z eas0-5 oG eaa 41le4."
's;a. .tlat d0-'s aot.!o lay account"
'''.'hon break - sgs into 10" said
Hiiey, ana Es.lkea oo0lly OF.
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ADyEETISLN9-
One Square, OF 10 lines, OF less, first
insertion. .-...,----.-- --..--: "
zach subsequent insertion. ........... / Ot
Business Carda, Of lines. monthly. Of
A liberal allowance to Yearly Advertisers.
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EEAg0ES.

HI4HEsT PRElIUMl G0LD MEDAL
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JOB PRINTLNT CT
~ From and after tfis date ali Sheriff:

AL kinds Of JOB WORK executed with
neatness and dispatch, and On moderate term
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02

itls--a'Eiae rsa piG:Hsy 0f i:s weksngg'
ssnd gile gEssgisy sri w0sx t2ene.
Gtzs.-T'sle se-s~s Il sa-ss,z zs7.- se,ss,uz..
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-03-02

BOB PRINTING EXECUTED WITH
4 neaness lad dispatch a. this Office.
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VEk z II 5
anrrcn1erron frNvnRtaHLY = ADvAECEl:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

THR TEMPERANCE LECTURE at the
ChHpiius street N. E. Church, last
evening, was tolerably well attended.
There might have been larger crowd
there. The reason was explained folly
by the lecturer himself. The churches
caught ii from Mr. Cheaney. He ac-
cused them, fret. for not working IN
the cause OF temperance. each by itself;
next, he said they didn't coop
crate to pnt down drinking. Then
he pitched info the theory that
there is les drunkenness in wine
growing countries where the people
drink Light wines eXclnsiyely,th than in
country like America, WHERE whisky Is
the prevailing beverage. He also had
a good deal 10 say about the example
81 by our CongressmeD and Senators.
Unfortunately. iTthe reporters areio E
believed, they have furnished him with
too good q text. Finally, the lecturer
gave a short history OF the Merchant
OF Venice, and drew a striking
parallel between the Jew, de-
manding his pound OF flesh, and
the modern whisky seller, offering the
glass 10 the man which WIS 10 deprive
hin of health, sDd wealth, and fHne,
and ali That makes II man. The 'tBOy
orator" viii deliver a second lecture
Tonight At the Court House. Let eve
rybOdy go and hear hun, and resolve 10
drink no more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04


THE fall session of the Wheeling Fe-
male College commences on Monday
next. To The residents OF this city
neither the Institution nor its teachers
need any word Of commentator, but
20 our readers in The country, we desire
TO say that few semiuaries offer TO
young ladies more substantial advan-
;l4..es than This. Parents can make no
better Investment for their daughters
10 This country than giving them fair
.4tiucatIon-that cultivation Of mind by
which they become htted to meet life In
whatever aspect it may be presented.
And for such an education We commend
10 our friends the Institution under the
charge OF DR.. Lo6mis, gentleman, Il
practical man and a scholar.
The institution under his manAge-
meni is doing a good work for our city,
and the public in. giving II tiattering
patronage are not doing more for the
Institution than for themselves. Ii Is
something TO send ones children TO
school, but IL is more to have them well
trained and Taught that which will be
OF value 10 them in amer life our
friends both in the country and city
will ind few more favorable OPPortn-
mites.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04
Greenwood, Cemetery.

CjITUAFED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
- Smiles east Of the city. Is now ready toT
lnterTnentB, sale, and irnproy etnent Of fots.
It contains 81 acres Of land. and IS laid ouf
In tho most modern and improved style
can b easily reaehed AZ all seasohs OF the
year by the National Road. and for thIee-
iourths u the year BY the Hempnald Rail
Road. II "a perfectly secure, and intended to
be beautided by every variety oftrees, ahTub-
beTy, public Vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc, 70 mako Il equal 20 the best
TurAl cemeteries in the counry.
Ample provision Is also made for ia en-
lArRemsnt, order and care IN peEpetnlty- g-l
-PeEsons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can
examine the grounds win, the Supernten-
DENT, who has Q plAt, or EecI1re them by call
ing At the once Of the Sseretary, on Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling. UlE q
Persons wishing to make inteTmenls win
eali on the Secretary 10 obtain permits there
for. q 4-f. 7sE lf--.H-f ~ a|
Tickets Of admission TO I.ulholdeIH and
visitors will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECToRS.-A. ]. Sweeney,
Presideuts K. c. BonhAm, secretary: ]. 8.
Rhodes, John q. Ninth, Geo. Mandsl, Jos.
Bell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, z =.
jordan. Z. AZ HIldreth. auSt-lyI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

WHBS we consider that the great ma
j0rity OF he human family are suffer
ing from some one OF the innumerable
varieties Of Chronic Disease. the ten
deucy Of which is TO progress In pro-
portion as the vital powers of the sys-
tenn decline, it is astonishing that SO
few of the many eminent physicians
understand so little about the proper
mode OF treating them. As chronic
diseasss ditfer in degree and character
from acute disorders, so also Wilt be
necessary To modify the treatment,
using an entirely different Glass Of med
icinss, requiring long experience in
their use TO make them available and
successful in the hands OF the physi-
clan. With full knowledge of the hU
man system in hoRlth and disease, with
fair amount Of experience in The
treatment OF ncute disorders, The physi-
clan W no has made, for many years, a
specially In he treatment OF these af-
fecIiOns Is the only one from whom the
sufferers can expect to receive II cure or
alienation from his suffering. We re-
fer our readers 10 the advertisement OF
DIR. Kisner in another column. He has
been located in this city tor several
years, during which time he has been
favored with quite large practice, and
by his hopesLy, diligence and success,
has gained largely the confidence, not
only OF the citizens OF this city, but of
the surrounding country. A consulta-
ton with the Doctor, We think, will not
be unsatisfactory. AIHf4 r.is-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

t. 8 HAVE you had your picfnretaksn at
Purtridge's recently? II you have not,
you ought to have It done without de-
lay,r for he Is making better work and
al lower prices than ever before. His
CtITteS ImPeriul are superb. His Pettte
GErteS are beautiful, and only cost one
dollar per dozen now. r aua f.4 a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

AocIpEsT.-W- were panied to hear,
Yesterday, that D. X Irwin, Esq, Of
tin. Bfal OF 4. ". Burke Il Co., fancy
,sroeyr-, Main street, above Quincy. nad
ssceiv 81 a serious injury to ms HHht
gaHd while assisting 20 get into tie
lore. ! lot OF. new groceries Just re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

MOEE BEEE.-We learned, ) yesterday
hist Mr.. a. ReymanD had purchased
ol W. W. Shriver, Esq zoo ire' oil
ground on Seventh street, near the
East Wheeling grave yard, for the pur-
pose Of erecting a brewery on the same
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

BURNED TO DRArH.-A painful aud
distressing accident occurred, Monday.
by which a servant girl employed in
the family of DR.. Junkin at BelIair,
lost her life. The girl, it appears, WAS
trying to light fire In the stove pre-
paratory To preparing the evening meal,
and taking IN her hand IA vessel con-
tanning Kerosene oil, she poured SOME
OF it upon the blazing wood. The oil
OF course took fire and extending TO
the vessel which the girl held in her
hand. caused an explosion which set
fire 10 her dress. She was badly burned
before assistance could be rendered,
and, lingering in great agony, died du7
ring the night. 1l, ,.rr-,y r-.g .1d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

"NVHo never tolls or watches, never
sleeps, who never fasts, no feast en-
joys without any desire TO question
the truth of the above, we would re-
mind our readers that the place to get
glass Of ice cold, sparkling Soda Water,
ups, is at Z. Bookings. No, odd Eel.
lows Hall -#1 aEl' '-itta .aHht -..fIH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

THE. Paris Nosegdv, AN official organ,
in its editorial on the Exposition, says:
"Ths llnsqtThnoegtlordy srztex oedIDg,"
which. interpreted, is, Grover & Bakers
are Tho best Sewing Machines made.
Sold at OXtoby IL Duffield's JewelTy
Store, l03 Main street. II is the best,
most simple and most durable in use.
Every machine warranted for three
wears. |s-lTb HgI-F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

AHEIvAL.-Ths new excursion cars
FOR the street Railway arrived in 'o"n,
yesterday afternoon, aud were taken
down. u, the stables.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

Hot weather and sparkling ice cold
soda water, go well together. So says
those who drink The choice soda water
made by 0dbert, end of stone bridge.
Only one dollar for % tickets. .a /.
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Ii19QntetIiaencen
Lost.

DEFwEES The RESIDENCE Or a
D II. Iuspune, 70, on Centre 81, ard me
Merchant : SatIuEIa. Bank, u BLACK IAEEAD
I..s.r VEIL. The nader VIII be suitably &c
yyssFtI,. Jy frtu EnilIS IL to tue once OF
AGA ESDS, BELL & co.,
s.-DT-it F- Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

-4-ZA5-fs STREET BRIDeE.-A prcPosi-
tonic re. build thus structure has been
banging fre in Council for some time
several bids have been received otfer-
ing to put up a new structure. prom
insnI y nuus which is that OF McSairy,
ClatHin 4 Co., Of Cleveland. These
gentlemen offer TO construct an iron
bridge at a cost or about 81 90. which
VIII bear passing weight OF 80 tons,
and viii be in every respect ,Permansnt
and good. Something should be done
by CJaneH in this matter either 70 re-
pair the old structure. or TO have Il new
one put up. The Zane street bridge
offers The only means Of access. nuless
by going several miles round, TO the
Catholic and Peninsula Cemeteries. the
eosl banks which supply the central
part OF town, and the stone quarrles
recently opened By 4. j. Long, and by
Nests. HAusenaur i Riley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

TrApvIcE FOR AUGUsT.--Avoid excess
in exercise, either of mind or body.
Govern carefully your diet and temper.
Look 10 the ventilation of your sleep
ing apartments. Beware of drains and
mosquitoes. Raise your biscuits with
Logan, List & Co.'s Excelsior Baking
Powder. Rid your pains with LogdR'S
AT1lied, and read theme advertisement
in another column. ,.,-t.7-.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

POLICE CouRT.-The, docket was
pretty iu1I, yesterday morning, but
none of the Sasea were ufsPecial inter
est.
a ehaTge against W IN! Dorsey for dis
orderly conduct, was dismissed at de-
fendant's costs; also a similar one
against Peter McGovern.
! Frederick Eoss WAS tried on charge
ofussault mid battery. II appeared that
VDss had gpue intoiths drug store OPP
posite the Post-Othce, and there cOm-
menced to plague ayoung man about
an iucipient mOustache which he cult
Vntes with great care. The young nnn
treated him 20 = sudden baptism in
consequence. Noss then went away,
but about an hour afterwards returned.
and. finding the youth standing in the
door, went for him and struck him.
Zine, s. and costs.
John.Ball was up charged with as
saultingf and beating boy named
Anthony Slower. From what We could
learn in this case, Il appeared that the
boYls father had rented some rooms
frou, Mr.. Bail aud had afterwRrtsg given
them up. As he was about 10 move away,
the boy was sent into the ward of the
building which he had rented to pro-
cure a large block Of wood used for
emitting meat on. Mr.. Ball seeing the
boy rs the yard went out and asked
him what he WIS after, at the same time
Stating that his (the boy'sl father had
given up the Keys, and he had no bust
mesa there Ths, boy said he had and
sSFore 81 Ball, who, thereupon, took him
by the shoulders and put him cut of
the yard iuto the street. The boy
kicked the gate open and rs-enteFed.
The Judge dismissed the prosecution
against Ball. 5 ~
George EcEhart and Michael Me-
Guire got into a little difficulty in
North Wheeling, Saturday night. The
testimony taken at the trial went 10
show that Eckhart had fought only be-
cause he could not help himself. The
result was that Eekhart was discharged
and McGu iEe fined SO and costs. as
There being no further business, the
court adjourned until this morning ut
9 O'Clock.
A. 81 and lO.I Sheetings opened by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

THE different lodges of Good Tenn
plars ia this city are said 10 hsEe on
rAsic rolls folns geigat or nine hundred
ln-uBsrs, aud their membership Is
srl.Gunlly Increasing Tire good th4t has
lsru accomplished u der their auspices,
q, lihiu . year or so, it would Ue hard 70
cstin,ate.. Many poor fellows o~e their
observation-disclosures from sIaYisEsubjsctlo
10 King Alcohol to The lHbors OF this
..acslIr-iIt 1nsthuilpn. We hope that
many who are mol members OF Ihr or
~ y istg % t2,nlg9t ma nsS ne
the Temperance Gauss, at the court
buHss. Heg - s-4.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

II II , y III = ~ : = = ~ q
Democratic as we profess to be, who shan
deny that things We apPrec ate reesive an
added dignity If distinguished by prncely
honoIs VI rlg-,a. d =z0uer
ton one Of tie BIsHEsf SIEDAis, the excel
Ience of the WEED SEWING MACHINE
Il past sn rd0a1LA and the renown thus
achieved abroad will sin more increase its
already WORLD WIDE reputation. This ne
uown is fully justiaed by A. good quEllties,
as a call NJ the Agency and an examination
of the Weed Machine will prove,
- j. j. WHEAT, Gem Agent.
z NO. Is7 Main ST., near Grant Honse,
aug ~ rIIsrg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-04

Steam Engine for Sale.
-HYLTSDER IS INCHES DIAMETER, 81
u ieet stroke, Fly Wheel Is fest- An in
good order, only been run short time, Is
built very Strong. WI be sold at a bargain.
Apply 10 = (
auRT-lm MOtFET & MCSABB-