The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-09

ent Of the FaiTInont Hedette as caudi-
date for the House of Delegates.
Marshall 81. Dent. who b candidate
for the Legislature from MonongaIia
county, has the good wI-hes OF she Pc
dett>. personally, bot It says Ibis bead
i no; level, politically"
The Cizrksburg C,AssTrGtise cOns-
plains thai only radical documents
were deposited in the Normal School
corner stone at Fairmout. The Tedene
answers that - in Confederate money
was deposited.
An Iron WORKS aud nail factory" Is
wanted al Parkersburg. The Tsases
says maj L win Enxiousiy watch abe
wealthy men down there and see whe-
rnsr they have any higher aim than
shaving notes
Jesse J. FITCH, are named in the MOI
ghntoWn Poet as candidates for The Leg
islature from AOnongaiis.
The Pot ofsrs space IN iu columns
for the use Of teachers and other friends
Of education.
The Post speaks Of johnson a. '+fhe
Desperate man who through dEszdfal
crime occupies the nhts:House."
There are some hops that lhs NO
I nougabelz Valley Railroad viii be
pushed through 10 = connection With
the BaIamoEs q Ohio al EaIrmopt. RI
Mr-. james Ns-son, formerly Of Pair
mont, died IL Richmond on Inc 24lh
uII
They have an ..o=eeoIaa ball eiub at
AorgantoHn.
a Union County Convention isealled
10 meer al VIII Court honse on the
Issb a@ s-.lE Lt-
/ The Rev. j. Il. Fitzpatrick recently
delivered an address al Romney, the
effect Of which, says tins souih Branch
EHteLligeE.eer, will Tell upon and al
vance tbe noble cause OF teutperauee in
our community"
Attorney General StHUDrrry has been
soJourning al CAPon Springs in HamP-
shire county, and his health has been
much improved.
/ The will case OF Blue VI. Long Is BIZ
fore the Hampshire Circuit COnrt. Gen.
McKaig, Of Cumberland, isOnel of the
counsel in the case.
| TIE Point Pleasant kegbster pats the
following questions to tie conservative
papers OF the state:
iii be right for COpperhead stump
/ orator. aud Democratic Conservative
newspapers to beg for negro votes in
Tennessee aud Old Virginia, would II
/! not he equsiIy right for Them TO do the
I LII H.af ia West
/ II your Conservative brethren In the
! south are willing TO ride into office on
] the votes OF Sdmbo, what very serious
I objection can their Conservative breEh-
I rem in this State have TO riding in IN
7 The same WayZ
The officers and non. cOmmiHsiOned
officers Of the 5th West Virginia In
fanITy intend 10 have social reunion
at Catlettsburg, KY, on The 18th.
+ Samuel B. Harrison, OF Jefferson
county, realized upwards OF eight bush
els of potatoes from IA peek ofthe same
planted last spring.
James L. Ransom, ESQ, OF Charles
town, wishing 10 sell his Virginia farm,
"Gapyisw," gets up the following ad-
I vertIsemsnt:
Farewell 'Gapyiew,' your future
owner, il is hoped, VIII prize your gem
srous soil, and lovely hills and daIes,
more than your present owner ever has
I done. With boundaries containing 454
/ acres, In shaPe-an oblong Equare-and
I pure waters, susceptible Of Infinite en-
! bsllishmeDti hanging out to, aud CATCH
I ing the hrsf rays OF the morning sun,
and your beauties strike the beholder,
and your generous fruits most plenti-
fully reward the diligent cultivaIor.
/ He that would possess you, m ust come
aud see you, and visited by competent
! Judges, you Will need no talking land
| agent 10 pipe your praise. You can be
divided into Two or more FARMS"