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lain all Of whom the Chamberlain Is hereby authorized
70 appoint and dismiss" &c
The Chamberlain says: Here Is law which has becn
eomplled with. and which directs that the deposits SHAH
he divided up among several banks and requires theu
m their part OF duty TO pay the expenses OF my Office and
vet these managers OF the Citizens Association, with fu
knowIedg of the subject deliberately say that all the
moneys are kept i'm bank and no advantage To the
CITY Is derived from their My Deputy pays the sala
r o the clerks and the expenses Of the office, and re-
cciyes from the banks designated whatever they pay
when the gentleman now holding the office OF Deputy
was appointed by me, had received comparatively
small amount from these sources, which paid over TO
him and has TO this time managed the entire business
have not yet received and applied TO my own account
eingle dollar beyond my salary.
The Chamberlain is in himself and his sureties abso-
utely responsible for all the moneys which come 10 bis
hands and the ndemnOr OF the city for the hdety OF
he ocias and safety of the Repositories IN whose keep
inc fine money placed IL there should he failure or
deficatiOn either direction he must make good the
decency to the city II there have been advantages de
rived from the moneys heretofore, these have been al
lowed as an indemnity for the risk taken or loss which
tween the official has sustained. The difference be-
tbe office now and then Is, that then the
citv pad the expenses Of administering n0w the banks
such expenses consideration for the advantages
witch hev NAV enjoy. do not think IL necessary TO re-
fer further TO the communication of the managers OF the
Ctzeus Association, except To notice one statements
that procured provision TO be inserted in the Tax Levy
of 1867 giving the County Treasurer $4,000 per year
was NOT I'm Albany for single hour during the session OF
the Legislature, and never spoke word or wrote line
TO any member Of the Legislature in regard to my Office
I'm respeCt
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CHEAPEST STORE In NETWORK.

BE SURE and get in the MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK
HADLEY'S,
Cooner Institute Third and Fourthaves near Seventns)
CxA Glass SILVER PLATED WARE and HOUSE FURNISHING UooS
~ at 0nehaf the usual Selling Prios Come and See ~
French China Dinner Sets 1870 pieces, o09
French China Tea Sets, A pieces ,.anno
as O1 rm an1 Sm Pe5 Gobes from 80 50 so dozen
SverPated Casters, from %
svPed Tea se Urn Baskets Forks Spoons &c, &C. equally low
Fancy Toilet Sets from . e a. 20 O. S5O " ner S nar
onebaf the Broadway downtown prices Decorated and 0oa D
China Dinner Sets selling less than cost of importation hne variety @
Decorated China Tea an1 Toilet Also Sheffield Cutlery Lea Trays
Pnibed Tin Ware Fire Sets Fenders Baths Plate Warmers Table and
Door Mats Rgerator Tables Chairs Clothes Wng ana doo td Cf
and shipped all over the world Remember HADLEYs the % OF the
Cooper Institute Block
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
s, sos, King Richmond and Ncrish. With mis. aud pass
,o tb. OJ Dominion Steamship Go. o., -, =. -. povr
s Sti@bt Bchiord Calais days with lumber to John boyH
tom Son Go.
WISD-At sunset, SW.
DOMESTIC PORTS
... uoyuox Oct ia-Arriyed bound 70 Baltm0re) sehr
I, " Alexander MaianIas bark Deaman ron pem,s
u 2 20 p5scs, Alice from JaneirO with coffee for NsNleE
Passed out the Cape. Cspela tBrem and ens' Anu "
HakeL en, ....,..hn Herman Liyps,tou. for
NrS.lork.
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have seen in long time style ofh for the present season. re-
.y introduced by the celebrated KSox No az Broadway corner Of
Futon and No Broadway We thought that some Of his previous
productions in this way could be eIed but we ~ee not aware Of
bis remarkable inventive genIas
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If any of your neighbOrs are robbed, ask
them IN e and see tie BuRGLA ALARM TELEsRAPH IL has had al
experience Of eight years without failure NJ ,o R,ar,,
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rock depth OF JO fet see e UREA
FARTH BoRlsG MAcHSg at No. 22l Pearlst, Newforh
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printed on large double eadum sheet making eight
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

mo PABrY-OEE COUNTRY. such
should be thu, watchword of every truly
America n citizen, No North-.no South
mo East-no West. One Washington
one Consultation and one Union. Mu-
tual good feeling should prevail among
US from the woods of Maine 10 the
Golden Bitters are universally known.
ond appreciated from Connecticut 20
Califhrnia. Every Americon should
aid his brother, whether that brother
halls nom New York or New Orleans,
Just as Hubbel's Golden Bltter5 cure
the dyspepuc and invigorate the Ian
or Southern home. These Bitlers are
of vegetable composition, carefully
compounded, and in Liver Complaints
and Nervousness have meyer been
known to fail. McCabe, Graft & Co.,
Sole agents. u r.r .rl .--u eou
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
D1REcroRs:


TIL. Io1an. T, p. Shallcross, ]. y. Rhodes
Geo. Mendal,l j.. II. Hobbs, SaInl. McSletl
Ian, G. W. FranEheim, Jas n. Vance, Alex
Laughlin.
HIHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
i organized four years. andEln that Time
done q successful business, is still prepared
To take risks at fair rates on Buildings OF al
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing t.SLab
Furniture, SteaIn Boats and Car
gnts on the Western RIveEs Rnd Lakes. z.
This company offers superior inducemenu
10 Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents,tol
3 or s years at reduced rates.. -. - Il
This being home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus OF any company ID
In the State and composed OF some
stockholders, most OF whom are
among our nest business men, recommenot
Itself TO the favorable consideration Of the
Insur1ng public, and Solicita their patronage
Applications for insurance Will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
y. c. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAINT. MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MEEDEL, Vice President.
G, NJ. COEN, Special Agent. ocih
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

MATRIMONIAL STATIsTICs.-An ex-
animation of the returns made by the
Recorder of Ohio county (including the
city,) to the AUDITORS office, ofthe mar
riages soIemnized within tue city and
county during the year 1866. discloses the
number TO be two hundred and forty
eight. The occupations Of the males
before marriage are set down as fol-
lows: Farmers, 4e; laborers, 50; me-
obanics, 90; merchants, 20; clerks, 10
the remainder belonging TO different
professions not enumerated,
The largest number OF licenses was
Issued during the month Of September,
being Gan average OF nearly one
per day. October ranks next highest,
with 2s. Then follows June with y;
February, 2l; November, %; Decem-
Der, 20; April, is; July and August, II
each; March, 10; May, 10; and Janua-
~. tirst month in the year, and when
everybody is supposed 10 take n fresh
start in the grent race OF life. closes the
list with but fourteen.
The ages OF the males at the time of
marriage show that while small per
cent. OF the whole number rush into
mstrimony at an early period, very
large proportion postpone the matter
until they arrive at the mature age of
from % TO 10. Two gentlemen OF 10
head the list; next come . at 20: 10 at
Al; l4Rt ~; "a ut %; cat "a; % at %;
63from % to 80; 81 from 80 to 40; from
30 so, and from 6Oto 7O,-showiug
that out of the as, 2gS consummated
marriage before they reached dreary
bschelorhood.
The ladies have been accused OF II
strong penchant for concealing their
ages whenever that delicate subject is
preached by the sterner sex but
these horrible official papers
bring to light some things hat femi-
nine ingenuity cannot circumvent.
We suppose, however, that they sub.
init gracefully TO having their ages
made known when the matter is all ar
ranged and "the day set. u We begin
with at sweet .sIxteen;" : at II; 10 at
IS; - at 10: 20 at 20: u at n; 20 at %; %
at %; IL at "A; II at 25; - from - to 20;
1Otrom 80 to 40; 4 from 10 to so; and
from so to so. 1t VIII be seen from
these figures that almost one half the
ladies that were married in this county
In 1860, were 10 before reaching the age of
twenty-five. and that as years increase.
the ratio, not OF probabilities, but of re-
-alities, decrease with alarming acceler-
alton. We trust the fair ladies of our
city and county will make note OF
this, and govern themselves accord
ingIy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

SEWING MAcHISE FAcTs.-Thes Gro
yer Il Baker elastic and lock-sitcb
sewing machines We're awarded the
first premium at the State Fairs of Ohio
and PeunsylvAnia; they are used by
three fonrths of the fashionable dress
makers of Wheeling, and in hundreds
of private families in Ohio county and
West Virginia; they never fail to give
entire satisfaction; they are unequaled
for plain sewing, henming, tucking,
brRidiug, Telling, and are the only ma
chimes that will cmbrOiders they are
sold at OxtOby & Dnfi1eld's Jewelry
Store, 1908 Main street, west side. Call
and see the fine display of machines,
and watches, clocks spectaciesi and
jewelry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

yesterday morning a boy
named Andrew Coleman, engaged at
Laucaster's cooper shop, near the Bel
Inout Mills, was caught by rapidly
moving belt, and pretty severely hurt.
He was Immediately carried to the resi-
dence OF his parents and DIR. Mccoy
called in TO treat the case. Subse-
queutly DIR. Frissell was sent for, and
upon examination it was found that
one of the bones of the left fore arm
was broken and his right arm very Sc
verely bruised. g.a mex
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WantedL-A Man.

.11Tao IS A GOOD FARMER, AND CAN
w give satisfactory evidence that he IL
competent 10 take charge OF two hundred
acres OF land, on the Ohio River, within xix
or seven miles OF this city having n knowI-
edged or stock, especially Of sheep, and is Of
perfectly temperate hAblIs can hear of good
situation by calling at this ONCE! "A man
with n wife. without ehildren,and whose wife
would take chRrReo the housekeeping de-
partment IA gentleman and his wtie,DeinG
the family j would be preferred. There Is u
Vineyard on the plEoe, aud u is desirable
that the person applying might have a
knowledge of the culture OF grapeS-Lhis
however, is not made condition. None
but thorough going intelligent man need
apply. .rE tI#' -.-- 7Hlsi 7 oc2-tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

HBRIvER.-Last evening the river
was rising slowly. The prospects for n
good, old fashioned freshet have abSl..
vanished, and our steamboat men were
not 80 CHEEKY yesterday as a day or two
since. The New State started tor Park
ersburg yesterday. but may not be able
TO reach there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

SoGLDED.-rhomg= Reed over In
Centre Wheeling, while engaged in
boiling cidef, n few days since, unfor-
tnhately scdlded both his arms severe
Iy. He is now improving, and viii be
ontagaln in few days. v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

You can get one dozen beautiful card
photographs OF yourself for one dollar.
And what Is worth knowing, you can
make sittiugs for them on rainy days
quite as well as in fine weather. Re-
member this, and when we have one OF
those uncomfortable wet days that keep
the nlajorityof our citizens indoors. Just
take AN umbrella and walk 10 Part
ridges-sit for your cdrte-the result
will be picture you will value.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

THE Wheeling INTELLtdENCEE says
that Rlchland township, in Ohio coun-
ty, has in all two hundred and eighty
eight registered voters, sixty five Of
whom cannot write their names. or
these sixty Eve about tifty-ive vote the
Democraric ticketl That is what the
Copperhead organs would call, "a
healthy place TO live in. ~ Washington,
Pd., Reporter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

AdEScY.-Cnrt. J. D. Holmes, for
merly connected with the line of pack
cts between. this city and Parkersburg,
has been appointed agent of the Pitts
burgh and Parkersburg line of steam
ers. aud is now fitting up an office on
Mo nroe street, rr " ..r4l--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

FIoHT.-There was u small scrim-
mage in the street cars, Tuesday even
ing, down in Centre Wheeling. Two
persons got on board who were intoxi-
Gated, and commenced behaving them
selves in bOisterous manner, They
were requested to desist, but gave no
. heed. The conductor attempted to on
force his command, without success,
however, the offending parties being
too strong for him. Just then the drI-
yer OF the ear came to his assistance
-one of the offenders was slapped in
the face and both put of the cars.
Quiet was thus restored. There should
bean example made OF some one who
has so far lost all ideas OF propriety as
TO exhibit his profanity and ohscenity
on the street cars.
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TRIMM1so Velyets, ali oolors, at J. a.
Smith 81 Cos. go l9

THE RACE.-Yesterday afternoon rs
advertise d, the trial of speed between
the horses and Indians came Off on the
Fair Grounds. The Indians were to
run two miles and fifty rods while the
horses were running four miles. About
half. past three O'Clock the contestants
appeared on the track, and after the
usual preliminaries were settled, the
word was given. Mr.. Robinson's mare
was driven to wagon, the Indian
bounding of at an easy pace. The
mare made good time considering the
condition of the track. On the mares
reaching the judge'sstand another horse
and Indian started, the second horse
reaching the starting point before the
first Indian came in. The race was
thus kept up until the whole distance
had been run, and on the closing heat,
the Indian reached home Mt least u hun
dred yards ahead, winning the stakes.
quite n crowd was in attendance. No
serious accident happened to mar the
proceedings. AT the close OF the first
heat the driver, in turning about the
sulkey, was thrown.out. but not much
injured IT, #
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

WE direct attention to the advertise
Insnt OF the Wheeling Wagon and
Carriage Mandatory appearing in our
columns this morning. the corpora
tors OF the company are principally
old employees OF Messrs. Busby Little
d Co., a firm noted for the excellence
of their manufactures. Success to the
new concern.
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VIZ were yesterday shown through

WE were yesterday shown through
the extensive establishment of MsssrE.
John Hamilton q Co., better known to
tie outside world as the "Quincy
Foundry and Machine Shop" We
we're somewhat surprised to see so
much system used in their business.
They employ at present about forty
hands in their Foundry department,
which is divided into three sections,
and known az the Machinery, Stove
and Hollow Ware Floors.
The large machinery, such us rolls,
pinions n on sens, &c, used SO extern
siyely ia our rolling mills, are Inade
from their large furnace, capable Of
melting twelve tons at one heat. Coat
h used In reducing the iron in the tur-
mace. Besides this furnace, they have
Two cupolas which are capable OF melt
ing fifteen tons per day. 1t ID from
these cupolas that they make their
stoves aud hollow. ware, and in this
branch they, do ailarge business send
ing their ware Az far West as Omana,
aud South as far as New OEleans.
THAR "Winona" wood stove received
the FIRST premium this summer at The
Kansas State Fair. l go -5i
The coke used for melting purposes
st this establishment Is received from
Pittsburg, and costs from Ii to II cents.
per bnshel, delivered at the wharf, IT
Il far superior TO our home made coke, /
being more solid and much more Tree
rom sulphur. -.'..-.
Their Machinery Department, which
Is In the adjoining building, is consid,
cred. one OF the finest in the city anu
EMPLOYS about twenty hands.
We noticed some glass-presses LOT
thep Central Glass Works, ana ma
chinery for the Wheeling Hinge Fac:
tory, w hich are being completed ana
are very tine specimens OF workman
ship. ,,,.r,
makers in making new and altering olo
patterns, owing 10 the vast improve
iIient now being made in the machlnery
used in and about our rolling mliis.
Their stock OF rolling, saw and grist
mill patterns is the largest collectlon
west OF the Allegheny mountains win
ont exception, Mr.. Hamilton having
been twenty-eight years IN mhklnR anu
PASSING through the machine shop
We enter the blacksmith shop, whieh,
from its looks, Is busy enough. we
took notice TO the novel manner OF 1ur-
nlshing the blast to the different hres by
fan, the wind being cond q. zee ~ ~
means OF pipes TO each fire. IL ID sara
TO work we'll. |
the next place of interest is the Fit
ting up shop, where stoves and hollow
ware receive their last finishing touches, |
a md it is astonishing how quick an ex-
perienced hand Will set up stove, but |
we suppose every man knows his own
trade inc best.
The sole management of the Foundry
is conducted by Mr..
Joseph Hamtlton, aud the Machinery
Department is under the supervision of
Mr.. George Hamilton, both sons of the
senior partner.
Taxing all its different branches Into
The estimate, we think 1t one of the lar
gest establishments OF the kind in this
city, if not the largest.
In their warehouse and salesrooms,
on the corner OF Quincy and Main
streets, they keep samples of all the
stoves and hollow ware made by them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

WE learn that the Wilson Oil COM
pany's well at Burning Springs, COM
menced flowing several days since.
The principal stockholders are resi-
dents of our city snd this intelligence
will be highly gratlfyingto them -
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National Insurance .CQllalI.
WHEkLING, WEsF Va.

'.-.' WHEELING, WE5T VA.
once, 26 Monroe ST.. next door. to lst Ma.
tIonal Bank.
oFFICEEs: ra.E .-
GEO. X. WHEAT. President. rtA
JAMES McCLUHEY,sV Vice President
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary. ~ E2-
CHAs. WALLACE, state Agent for WeS1
Virginia and Maryland. sIBs 6N'-a a..f Hrs.E
D1REcroRs:-Jofln E. Wilson, Jas. O. OF,
John A. Armstrong, A. c. Quarter, Geo. X.
Wheat, samuel Harper, James McCluney
Morgan L. Oft, Geo. Adams ~ -
REFERENCES: s. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling List, Morrison q
Co, Wholesale GrocerS, Wheeling; Pryor,
Handian s Co., Wholesale GroceIs, Wheel
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan & Knox, Boot aud
Shoe House, Wheeling; Mctsabe, KRAFT q Co.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. Franzhelm y
Co., Wholesale Wines and lIfquoH, Wheel
ing; winship, Woods q Co., 2neensWare
Wheeling; Lewis BaksI ,9ppr !, IKegtStsr.
Wheeling; T. q. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling
Campbell, Frew & Co., FuhS. Ihtslligencer,
Wheeling; OFT, son q Co, Hardware, Wheel
ing; j. +. Sands, Cashier; First Nat. Bank,
Fairmont; X. p Camden. PreEt. Nat; tx.
hank. Weston, W. Va; Capt. John MeLnre,
Jf,, Wheeling. -apr21
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

DURING the past year the Singer ger
Saving MachiDe Company soid 4S, ",
sales Of any other company. When
We take into consideration that their
new Family Machines were scarcely
known a year ago, it shows that they
Doskess nierItin an extraordinary de-
gree to have achieved such great sue
Cess. Call and see them at l5l, Main
street, where Mr.. II. Morton VIII take
pleasure in explaining them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

BocK1Sa's Unrivalled Baking Pow
der, the best of all the Yeasts or Baking
Powders used by all the principal ho-
tells, boarding houses and by hundreds
of families in this city 10 their eutire
satisfaction. Sold, wholesale and re-
tail, by the proprietor, E. Booking, No.
l odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

ssaw.-Th6fs WAS a. lsHghtl fall OF
snow, the first ofthe season, last night.
BY our dispatches we, are informed
that it was showing yesterday in To-
lsdo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

YESTERDAY was a warm, balmy day
until about O'Clock, when the wind
veered round to the north, and n very
perceptible change In the temperature
WINS the res nit. -L---- -----