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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09
Meime gRaare.. !,

Soehen serhielt ich cine Sending neuer hollaend
Haeringe, Neun Augen russ. Caviar, Sardinen, Ssr-
dellen Anchovies ETC., sowe den reinen franzoesi-
schen Rothwein welehen lezteren ch bel der Fasche
owohl ais Gallone, sowfe meme anderen ais echt
und unverfaelscht bekannten weine zu yerhaelniss-
maessg billigen Preisen absetze.
Wenn ihr efnen reineu md biligen Vein, sowie
Hqueure fuer die Feiertage wuenscht so sprecht bel
mir yor. Allies wird garantirt, das zl sem, vie an
gegeben. Das Beste Is INNER das Billigste.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09

\ DIR auserIGl6sCfe Mstut fir Gin unb
Gerfauf, Mtietben uric 8ermiet6en BON
GrnnAfaFEn9 41ulern u.si. ~. IT. 9errs o.
g. eos tsl. Deffegbf Serhieat bus gSers
trauen unlerer, Mit6iirger I'M pplfeu. Maabe.
Nian renbe nd an Jpn In alien Anselssenbet-
ten rbierr strt.
&9a, Gaa e. IEsia,,.a 2a.s q s,ras &
m Die 6eTreit perrb Il. DMmcnt IN ytC. IA
8roa6 Straee, 3tpiI6en s@arfet ttrtb Srent
uabe benz 6lli6e, fub bic etnaisen bielt9en So
brtfanten, melcbe DerniSge ibrer Sabrifeenrt9-
tunaen i'm Stanee Tfb, mad ben ntIelftn @r-
linSuHaen mnb 8eTbeNerunaeit ale Arten Der
SerIGiebenfen Gnearbeiten in Mellillg t1o
Gonipplitfcn ~ gieBen. Die 8irnta beiist
einen lana betrdtrten 9frf fir alle 9trbetten,
tpel6e IN 6as Wls-5 gSafer> ltnb Bantpfn1a-
ftinen-s5an einfhtagfn Nab BADEN belrnperes
ansenmtrt auf QSertseres unb Mai9inerisn,
welde gum s0eminR BON pesrpienrt IN ben
OeIaueQsn unentbsbriid fHe, -seIeiffet; ebenfC
pereen aGle Hepar1ture1 an Dnmpfmal6i
unter Waranfie nnb NIT Der grDBten ptinft-
lidtsit anssffisFt. =, .ss'., :sas g /.
CHAMBER OF tcoMMERcE,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09
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Ser goar6 Der 9lloermen berlams
nclte fid 9elteln @bcuo z nbr i'm 8ims
iller soera @olllieilmelL NIT 8raibent
Gbedtapr i'm @hibL I Jb1kb
Oie 8friate periaiebener Separe
ments m4r6ea peFlelsil, ipie fol9t;
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cine GInnabmebem H. De senlber 1866
bis s. Sanuar 1867 bon S2023 so;
mad SlbSueg6 .nHfeien s.tleitt cine
Heiu s@irmabme bon 1892. Al,
Ser Beri1f bes ArbeitsbauS Sn.
ipectorS eiebt foIsenoe 8elultate: g
gS1breM6 i6es5 Wfonats Defender
tpurben 50. @efanaene iBttIitfert, 29
tpareii 3ngefotnmen, ergiebt 81 ais Sc
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Beriht bes Seuers DepaFtetnents.-
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SeHer, tin6 6 fnifhe 9IIarne ftntt. Ber<
lutte tperbeu auf 81 200 a6gef16bt
6onon iparsn 5000 @ertb berfibert.
elaseaben iuaren folsenbe: faa
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q II pferbefutter. ~ q $40 SO 3
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=efHsf tg5 s9fehorofstret,. 7sS ass zsf 20 OK
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09

1000 SAP eJtra SamiIiens Nebl.
200 5as Grtra iuperfue Tsbl. e-'i=-
50 S5Ss Rew DrIsnns 3nder.
"a SbSs Semerara 3ufer, z.a.- g
50 Sac eepodter arb putUerfrtsr 3ssdes,
200 Sad 4rima Rio Raffee,
Is Sad 2oeuira Qdifee, '.Es
IS Sas friI6en Reis, - . i.az
50 6as Rep Orleans seoIoffes, s.7ls
200 2ifen Prerter H.. Gamble Seffe.
$50 Bitten perf9isben. 5Ortsu s<ifs,
100 Rtften GternIi@te, aAt
100 aifen SnEsEibte, bart seprsbt:a Esas
50 aiaeH feiner Rau9tnbat, .sse.ee
30 Grob SiHe Gut xabaf. sesss58 az
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Is Sns omeritnnti9e Scee.
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r.- 50 Siten 4fsifer,
81 50 Rtaen Gepirae,
50 setften SnsieD,
50 afReri semablensrf SsAf, sssSs.Fss
IS Sab Rafon's @iSfe,
ii,sazl 50 Ripta pint, Quart u. 1<geHsnen Taf4e.
is 2OfRiRen Garrett SanrFftabat. e
gssaa 20 gFos Nnrfee's Rlan. $500
'ssa' % SAT Bourbon 8bistea. .rs.zs-s
5ssj,ls4. IS 5as Robertisu County @5istsv.
ass 100 6as 5sOte Rais qrOOf Ssbissss. IL.
% = 100 Tab singer Cordial, sat4ssa Ess 81
80 ~. IS 6ab Snapsr s8ein, s.-'a
IS Sos eise @eines 81 500
A,.rZ s50,2es Beineffig,
IS SaB GttrOuen Scrip. ,sSshsl'-s -V
50 Riittn Stdrte, Hspa q
50 GatenS eiSaess sz
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1000 &ad Re5I, sss.ssr e.z2t,sa
50 Rifep aiprtirter SANDY.
SroReps Rum, Sin, Aetne perf9iebener Wrt Bel
,msa NBeaflep s QtarkrpiIGh,
ra>'sss Str. 8 3oro college StraBe,
Ottit sRs ceafhptat SenneHes.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09
MSdrft isi.6 81rfe.
1f1fI 9cHs. aea,;eis,ss ssaats. sefassSa :
seaftviilk. San. 8. Nts07.sa =
@r0strfies. ra6isdS

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Sopa = as, -A7 laanb sued =. .t6 I'd
Sthds Snder.. : i8-tS5z S9inteu N. BMder ~ :
8nluers 8uder -. us berestet 25--Z1 q
@ehnbIn 3nder Is Beaes Shmal5 III L.
81. Or1. 3uder. f6-18 Seene &drtsffeiM % {. -
Roffee Binder f7s<-f8 Gents has 8uibeI. sSfas q
aEoiafies - I-15-f 2n @ter :. so b. Bntenes :.
eertneer no. -75f 10 Butter |. Sroberz -
Stedrin 2id1tet. $50 H. t.SsteiAeN I40-45.e
TdIs 2tb Ct .f9 IS @etr. @epftp 1.50 ?. D.
8alat lSeitesS f0-11 - 4iirfebe 90
t3erinlif SSeife 12I< IA ttEE 1lis@ faa3e1S :
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Stofs.
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MIeranbriu. 49,. IS
|6nrmers 8anf of Sins
thtlAN- ~
5armers' 8ont Of Sa. Is
Mer5ants' 8afit.. 40.
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& / MICS .sgg fsas rs
RoroSDeftegn &nit. j AS9O
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09
John Muhmt.

p. s. 9as gonrtaes6Iatt, portofret mad Geuti9=
lamb usrfonbf, tpftet bierna9 g 30 per Sahr itn
$2.25 per 5oIbiabr eirf9IieB SLID bes 4OrtOs. y
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09
Elite

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Der i'm Jiefisen 8oitant, aIs un6elteae
bar, our NbboIuns bereit liegenoen
8riefe .Ag gs'7s s4tias Is5ssS Hs8. =
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3. Stern (spifben Summer unS Gberrp etrabe,
NnibuiHe), aus MaGen. fstn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09
E1AMbEn OL W IN III
J. 5dmbeI 8 failtiner.

Gp~ %-~T 7-ir-@T 500 z@s51sgs. ggs4 N.Y. Ff1g
'ssasag 5dmbeI 8 fal1iner. sas..
x asAssr 81rf enc SstHnbfu;i At tes4
aflBis 10 MIR fls gttUasuerE srcIilspe. 81 ~
IL BE 1Sr fs sgsnsIias gsrsdais s SsK grosat<
"a bss 2usr far 5Hsatiiss 9sFtaaie bon ssaaas.
- 50 weue aerc!l8tpe 30 sssa
eaza BIS 11br gle3snittass 5HeHtt6e BetsdDfe pon
,ssa5zeass $50. Sob Atttem, gonSs, Ilneurraa=
FSEssg E9a Ags = teS @el3 u 4 No. Pen fsa5
gHr peifdEieb habeu BITE Gridnbnib IN ben B1efen=
nssrl q gestalfsss; bog Tam SeSss saHisn.
Die f4Snen piano 6srtes ron G'rOsefeen
q. Go. merhen bon alien Gnten Rennern ais
pae 9eGle In Der 9lrt Geb1ltea. Q8ir tDifen
'aibfs III ettrdbnen, mas Gin muffnlil4es Su-
fFnnleMt sslltpmmeafr MAIDEN tSgtate, Db9Lei9
mir smGeben miiden, baB Ons eS9ffes Der Ser
DolIrInnlnnng aieutnle erreidt nereen tann.l
8eDcr Fe ibre pianoS 81 tbrer gegenWdEtt-
aeR 8DllentMng 6ra9tru, urtterbreiteten fle rfe-
lsleep. bkR seFalet9 mt sSStlsEnHaentsE Scsr
6efsa 6abtften Garcpa's iaIse MntssltaS tsn6.
ne erbielten bic 0er6ieRifs iebaille. ii6er ale
rnteren aabfttass Il 81 'Seriibmten gDsltaus-
(lelIana. alft ben0 Gnhritat @eve@ttgfeit MI
beffahreR III IdiFgug miiggeH fvfr trivdhnep, taB
kiefeS llrt6eh burm bic iinliEeIff6e 9Een Ilttt
BEL $etse aelebt irrrheM IN. is45 Haass44s 81 /
REnsebeRppe uiger babeM bic Gtrreis flirslf1
ned 8eyheIfernngen an jhTeD pianos dtlge-
ETotbt unb lie babenfe hae VI paEabcFen:t e.
isegbetE s,glnSgeSgi1nEtee nod ,,aiss9esrfd-
neter1 ii MAIDEN. sStGfr Flte re rentfta1 id
BEN Motto ,;&frtlFot bsret9ff8k Of17 IS
ESns her Office Der ..5teat sseftung" per4
ben dle gEEfth &navfe ylifnge s1Enrtelt BillbeabS
nnb anbers Drwdatbstttn IN Deatf9 nnb eng
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81 ftmFeFe GreaRhe wegleM hee gef1lGigf niebt
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re- 2Iuspdrtige Mbounenten, bic
nod nit Bsitraaeli I'M 9iiditanAe fiib,
unb erntIi6 SahfsefOtS stt, III Srs.kittis
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Der @efnnobeitsjultanO fammIlider
5nfaiieu III gut unb mar felt Dem leblen
biertejiabrIi@en 8eriat Der Strafanltalt
fein einsigcr 8Obesfoa su bsridtsn.
aiaf BEN bdnbIBobis aessiu,
heel Besauf der Jabrt pon sieip Nia6rib
:nndlz MleHlpbis begriffel. par, erfdeb
@. gBiIfDn aus Champagne 60, JH.,
eiier Germ aan0fOrn aus atlanta Ga /,
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fabigfeit, inOen ct liA eibilSete, ean
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eisieH Grsfe6eael belt, sn.tooteH. Der
9eiAndft naO Der Wf0rbsr iuurOeu beioe
II bic Sanbe bes Sbetiffs ion glep
WfahEiA iiberlielErt nnO Ods Ddnipfboot
febte fgtne Jabrt tuieoer fort.
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Eennefiee.
,JHLsI5 T9EJI

Str9 SQllI --- 49, Oo
9g.esr9si'9'o ~ 8 Pa ss
ACDee ~ 10
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Ernbers' Bonf, 49,. pari
2ife ufib @elieraf Snius y
" rance Sotnpanp 2. 50
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q orS 6 erpIiRa.
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Commercial BdHf II
5uimers' BnBt Of r..
Carolina. 20
.Mer9dnts' BdltE. 30
Sont Of aorb6rp Z. IS
Gftners' un6 planters
8oni 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

Married Persons, or Young Men ooulsa-l
ting marriage. being sSzre Of Ph-Sj-5.
weakness, Organic Debility, DeIo-faIttss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

E1crTE4EsT.-Aboat o'clock, yes
terday afternoon, an excitement was
created on Market street, in the vicinity
Of the Mcclure House, by officer Price,
whoruns like Quarter horse, chasing
and capturing one August Oliver, con-
cerned in a riot or something OF the
sort at Fulton, about week ago. The
officer made his hundred yards in about
ten seconds, but might have lost his
eyhad not some individual headed
The fugitive Oliver and confused him
so that he lost ground sPIdly. He was
oyertakeD, however, aud marched OF
to the lookup, from which place ne WAS
taken, last evening, before Squire
Buchan6D. Tue result of the trial We
were not able TO learn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

wAsBTSsTox eovEFYTP News
shern smith, OF Washington county,
Pa, arrived in Pittsburgh, Sunday last,
for the purpose OF removing i've pris-
oners, confined in the Allegheny comfy
jail, % Washington for trial.
The NAMES of the offenders are, John
Bird and Thomas Whitaker, indicted
for the murder Of David SProul; Robert
Mathews, charged With having robbed
the C4DnonsbuEg Savings BANK; gohh
CIavEsop, for eafTle stealing, and VIM.
Evans, for assault and battery. The
basement OF the new jail has been I'M
ishei and Ihree cells IN the female de-
usTtunent constructed, which have been
fitted up for the reception Of the prison.
srs until after their Trial. The Court OF
-Oyer and TeEmiusF was opened st
l 30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and the
trial of Bird and Whitaker VIII be
commenced this morning. Tht
csss will be an interesting one, and thE
trial viii probably consume two OF
three days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

The result OF the trial was that the
ase against Mr.. W. was dismissed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

GRAVEL RoOFs.-Mr. George Crum-
hacker OF this city, is fully prepared to
put on gravel roofs In tho most Inn
proved method, and warrants his work
to give satisfaction, either in resisting
fire or turning water. The tar used is
put through a process that frees 1t from
oil and benzole, and no matter now
great the heat, it will not run. 1t is
ceiyable pitch Mr.. Grandmother keeps
on hand roofing cement and cementfor
tanks and sidewalks of the best quail
ty, and for sale at the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood a test of fifteen
years In Pittsburgh. JULES 3m
Address me through the Post office.
or call at my establishment, head of
Lindsey street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

RuxoEED FISHT-Madsme Rumor
uoised ii round, yesterday, that, some
time during the morning, a crowd Of
young men went down to the Psrkers-
burg packet, New State, where she was
lying below thecreek, and undertook TO
obtain as many walsrmeions As they
wanted without the usual preliminary
or settling for them. The party own
ing the melons, a young man from
[ TONED to such proceedings. Thought
proper 10 defend his property and the
I consequence was the most beautiful
\ little D ght that bHs been seen in this
| locality for long time. The Marietta
ulau, however, WAS too much for his a n
tagonfst, and succeeded in giving hun
a sound tbrashing. SO says rumor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

THOMAS HoRNBRooK, Esq, and ami-
ly, leitthe city yesterday on a5visit OF
some weeks TO the North and East. We
bear, with regret, that Mr.. Hornbrook
thinks somewhat OF purchasing pro-
perty In the vicinity Of one ofthe East
ern cities and locating on 1t. He has
been throughout busy life one OF our
most energetic citizens, and although
his health has been threatened for some
time past, yet he is still an indelaiiga-
bic and enteTprising worker. wetrust
that after looking about TO his satisfsc-
tion abroad, he will conclude that too
much OF bis life has been spent here to
make . change desirable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

"TRY 1t but once-tne Giant dies, )"
refers to the manner in which disease is
unceremoniously handled by DR.. J. W.
POIands's White Pine Compound.
Coughs. Colds, Throat and Lung sfec-
lions and all diseases OF the bladder
and Kidneys yield to this medicine.
For sale by Laughlin, Smith & Co., and
G. II. Odbert.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

OUR JovIAL PEIESD and fellow-citi-
zen who has for some time past been
looking both ways for Sunday, has at
last been successful. He yesterday
dropped into OXtOby q Dun1eld's Jew
elry Store and purchased a pair of
those superior spectacles. Complete as
soTtnent Of spectacles, spy-glasses,
goggles, watches, clocks and jewelry.
Call Rt 1903. SEE advertisement in an
Othar column
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

Lowers of the beautiful, fail not to
attend at Sheib's Music Store, to-day,
and hear the sweet strains of the Stein
way Pianos. II it be a pride to hedI.
one ofthe Pianos, which carried of the
highest favors at the Paris Exhibition,
how much more pride will the owner
Of one haye7 We pause for an answer
from one OF Mr.. Sheib's numerous pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20


POLICE CuUEI.-Miss Mary Brown
has been living for some time past at
thOhouse OF Mr.. Ebenezer Sawyer, sit
mated somewhere In the rear of the "oid
jail, least side of Market. street below
Jefferson. Mrs. Sawyer was recently
quite sick--so sick that she was unable
, 10 do the cooking for her lord and mas
ter, who woTks on the street railway
D and likes n bit Of something good when
he returns home from his daily Toll.
Miss Mary b. might have won the nm
f. dying admiration of MIR. II she had
put Ter hand TO the fryiug-pan while
Mrs, 8. was sick, but She didn't, It
was not, therefore, very strange when,
sunday evening, nbouI IL or II O'Clock,
MIR. s. insisted upon her coming in ont
of the night air from the front steps
y here she was sitting, and upon her
declining to comply, that he should in
innate she WIS staying out los no good.
1t might have been strange II Mr.. S.
had not observed Miss Mary's conduct
for upwards OF a week previously. He
had observed II, however, and insisted
upon her coming in the house.
She came in, and laid down in bed.
Mr.. 5. called her hard names. Miss
Mary said she would make him prove
his assertions at the Police Court. Mr..
.. lNSt CouNTol OF himself huQ STRUCK
her In the breast The blow sounded
all over the house. Miss Mary COM
planned. Mr.. Sawyer was arrested,
and hned 81 and the costs.
Mr.. b. +, Taylor went to a barber
shop last Saturday, and, having been
shaved, was walking near the -upper
eud OF the Centre wheeliuG Market
House, when he met Mr. William L.
Wells. Mr.. T. addressed some CONVEX
sRlion TO Mr.. W. in regard to u thrash
ing or two which a child OF his had re-
20 ceiVed from Mr.. WIS child, Other
subjects were introduced and the dis
cussion waxed warm. MIR. Wells init
mated that Mr.. t. was not a man OF
veracity.- The conversation proceeded.
A second time Alr. w. stated his heller
that Mr.. T. was not a veracious iudi-
vidnal. Then, as Mr.. n testified, Mr..
W. rose up aud took him by the white
throat. As two other witnesses testi-
hed, Mr.. II. rose up andRook Mr.. w. by
the throat. But however that may
-baEe-been, -tle-two gentlemen strove
together for a little while In angry
embrace, and, finally, Mr.. T. succeed-
ing in gettiug loose nom Mr.. W., pick
ed up his hat and vanished at rapid
psce round the corner in search Of an
officer. One WAS soon found aud Mr..
w.arresLeSl upon charge OF assault
ing Mr.. q. -5 aE.e
The result OF the trial was that the
case against Mr.. w. was dismissed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

TIE WEATHER. yesterday, was OPP
pressivsly warm and sultry, and the
weather-wiss foretold rain. For once
their predictions were verified and a
nice cool EaIn COMMENCED 10 fall be-
tween Z and o'clock pm. and con-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

ADVICE RoR AusUsT.-AvGid excess
In exercise, either OF mind or body.
Look to the ventilation of your sleep
ing apartments. Beware Of drafts and
mosquitoes. Raise your biscuits with
E Cor xcelsior-Bakin
Powder. Rid your pains with Lo0nn'S
Ar71icd, and read the new advertisement
in another column -Ea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

BUsISEss IN RrpCHIEToWE.-Just
Schultz of Ritchietown, does large
business, equal almost TO thai Of Squire
Johnson.
John Peters, for a violation OF the
peace. was hned s. and costs on August
l2ib; aud the sams day John Devtus
was required TO pay the same amount
for similar offence.
The Justice has also large lot Of I'M
huished business from last week, which
We hope 10 publish in few days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

"VVHo 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 10 get n
glass Of ice cold, sparkling Soda Water,
favored with the most delicious OF syr-
ups, is at Z. Bookings, No. l Odd Fell
lows Hall. asE- ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

GRTTTSe ALoSG.-ws noticed, yes
terday. on a trip TO REtehietown, that
the car factory now being built by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on their
grounds below HamiltOn's Foundry. is
getting along fast. The brick mRsons
are at work, and have about one story
completed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

CoLLIsIos.- Yesterday, a. Mr. George
Robinson was driving up Main street,
between Quincy and Monroe, his buck
wagon came in contact with a large
vehicle passing by. and the result was
that one Of the wheels OF MI. RS
wagon was broken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

THE match game of base ball, yes
terday, between the Fearless Of ST.
Clairzyille, and the Jockeys of Wheel
ing. resulted in an easy victory for the
latter, the score being: Fearless, six;
Jockeys, forty-ssven.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

Those who have been SO we'll pleased
with pictures taken at Partridge's Gal
lery the past year, should call and see
the new pictures made there daily,
which are now better than ever before
made in Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

BOITs AND SHoK5.-The oldest and
most reliable wholesale boot and shoe
house In the city, Is that of Mcclellan
& Knox, No. So Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy. Messns. McClel-
q Ian q Knox have done business here
Tor many years and their reputation is
second to none In West Virginia. The
senior member OF the arm, Samuel
Mcclellan, Esq, has recently returned
from an extended trip "doWu cash.
where his has been examining Into tile
Inanufaolure of boots and shoes as there
carried on, and Ryailing himself OF The
knowledge so acquired To purchase for
the customers OF the hrm one OF the
nnest and best selected stocks of boots
and shoes ever brought to the Wheel
ing market. ErGl, ~ Il ...----.s
hr.Chester d. Knox, the JnuiOr part
Deri IN company with MIR. Jas. Whit
ringham, employed by the firm as "A
5 travelling agent, viii soon visit the d!f-
iereni portions OF the State. a.-.--..-s
AS showing the estimation In which
the work of MessrH Mcclellan & Knox
Is held in the back counties, we pub
llsh the following clip from the Richie
EreSV: rls.g'I - q -.7Tsaaz
I'VE have before called attention to
the fact that the firm OF Mcclellan q
Knox, of Wheeling, has the reputation
III sending out the best boots and shoes
OF any house In the city. Their work
is worn by at least one half OF the peo-
pie OF this county; and II the other half
would consult their own Interests, they
would'dO likewise. II you would buy
boots with Il view 10 neatness and dura-
billy. purchase the Mcclellan 81 Knox
InHnufIctuTe. They are for sale by all
of our meEchantsl gaa.E 80 ls'7tI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

PsRsoxAL.-ws had The pleasure,
ye4terday, Of a call from John W. Gil,
Eco, a gentleman veil known and es-
t.stned IN this com immunity, who AZ IN
town for only 4 short period.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

HoT weather and sparkling Ice cold
soda water, 20 well together. So says
those who drink the choice soda water
made by Odbert, end OF stone bridge
Only one dollar for 25 tickets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

A7poiS1ED.-Oa the I7th inst. Gov.
FOREMAN appointed william T, Lstte,
Esq. of New York, n C0mHliszioneF OF
D=sds for West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

RELIGIOUS NEws.-The Wheeling
Baptist Association meets in this city
on the IsI Of October.
The General Baptist Convention. TO be
posed OF Representatives from every
congregation in the State. will assem- BILE
In the city on the End day Of October.
On the evening of the same day, the
fourth quarterly meeting of the Baptist
Board Of Missions win be held.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

IxrRoFE1tEsr.-Dr. z. H Cdmmins
Is shaving third story put upon his resi-
deuce on Market street, below Monroe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20

Tar Hos. sAxuKL GALLOWAY, Of
Ohio, was stopping at the Mcclure las;
eEsnluK. Il