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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-03
TRANSFORMATIONS.

Glass "a" has 5 900 male members. A man
dies. The Association pays over within forTy
days S., 900 10 the widow or heirs, and the re-
manning members forward within thirty
days one dollar and ten cents each to the AS
ISOLATION to reimburse 1t. Failing to send
this sum they forfeit to the Association all
new member to I'LL the place of the TetirfnE
ma
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All communications should be addressed
to ROBBERY 2. NOAH No. ia + street,
Washington, d. ca Gep eral Agent for the
District Of Columbia and states of Virginia
and West Virginia, or the Manhattan CO.
operative Relief Association.
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We Sell for One Dollar,
HOLD and silver Watches Sewing Ma
NJ chimes, 6IIk Dress Patterns OaTPetlnss,
Domestic Goods, &c -
CIRCULARS SENT PREB,
giving full particulars, or tan checks Sent foT
which We Will sell for rHe
ONE DOLLAR LACK.
Splendid Inducements offered TO Agents
-sndI1R M Clubs. Address.
LAB0NTE BABBITT,
No. 50 Sudbury street, BOston, Mas.
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PerhAp8 no ONO WUuI'
cine Is so universally re-
Quired by everybody rs
n cathArtic, nor was ever
any before so universal
IL adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, as this mid
but efficient PurYRtive
Pin. The obvious rea.
son Is, that it Is amore re-
liable and far more enec-
tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
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Fine OH Paintings, Framed EngraYings
SILVER Ware, Photograph Albu nus. and a
large assortment OF Fine Gold
- EagE ~ -JeRelry, 1u all valued at
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NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY

-N2A1IV1N1AI IIU5I OO-MTANII
and will be invested in United States Bonds
or Real Estate, or bond and mortgage npon
New York city property, which property
shall be double the value Of the money. go
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Perhaps no one mOdI.

Fer an tho purposes of a laxative
, 1868-01-28
F~ORHANDLINGER
COL ON IALRAADB I
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

(Fortsattelse af M6det den 23de Decbr.)
2det Medlem for C~hristiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratcliffe) erklarede sig for Forsla-
get, men 6nskcde dog at vide, ON der Wide
HAYES de forn6dne PENCE dertil, >uden at
Budgettet kom til at wise Underbalance.
Fernandez udtafte, at Diet Wide vere i
Medlemmernes Erindring, at under Budget
forhandlingerne var oplyst, at nogle Poster,
navnlig Absentskatten, MATTE indbringe
betydeligt mere end Diet opf0rte Bel6b, og
der Wide derfor efter hans Mening like
kunde befrygtes nogen virkelig Underba-
lance we'd Bevilgelsen at Diet heromhandlede
Bel6b.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) bemerkede, at selv ON Underbalance
MATTE kunne opstaae, MATTE Diet forn0dne
Belob under saa overordentlige Omsten-
digheder dog tages af Communens Kasse-
%beholdning.
ste k~ongevalgte Medlem (Walker) Wide
stemme for Forslaget, forudsat at Bel0bet
, 1868-01-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AnsetteIse.

DA constituent Bygningsinspecteur
Stadsconducteur o. Landmaaler paa st.
Croix L Schellerup cr vendt tilbagc fra sin
Reise, og fra 25de dennes after har over
taget sine BestilIinger, ere de for Forts og
Compagnichef, Major c. f. V. Holstein og
constituent Toldcontrollcur Birch under
eide April forrige Aar udfrrdigede midler-
tidige Constitutioner til at fungere hen
holdsviis som Bygningsinspecteur paa St.
Croix SAINT Stadsconducteur og Landmaaler
i Christiansteds Jurisdiction og som Stads-
conductor og Landmaaler Frederiksteds
Jurisdiction hrvede.
, 1868-01-28

Saadanne som ere virkelige hjelpel6se, men
like til dem som kunne arbeide. Han
foreslog at Raadet skulde ~udyalge Udde-
lingscommissionen.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds BY (Sa-
rauw) udtalte, at Diet neppe efter Colonial
Lovens Grundsetninger kan tiIkomme Raa-
Diet at udnevne allie Medlemmer af Udde-
lingscommissionen, men Wide f~oreslaae at
Gouvernementet udnevnte 3, og at Raadet
derefter, saafremt der fandtes Anledning
dertil, udn9ynte 2.
Gouverneuren havde Intel herimod at
erindre, og Wide kun fremheve, at Diet for
nemmeligen gialdt ON at velge M9nd, der
foruden Kjendskab til Forholdene og Per-
sonerne tillige selv havde Iver og I%ntereSse
for Sagen, da Diet like var til GAVIN, at I'D
nevne Personer der kun uglerne overtog
Hvervet som en- Byrde for dem.
Efter en- fortsat Discussion blandt for
skiellige Medlemmer skredes til Afstemning.
We'd Afstemningen vedtoges eenstemmi-
gen med Is Stemmer, at meddele Samtykke
til Anvendelsen af Diet allerede forbrugte
Belob S1S5, og dernest, ligeledes eenstem-
migen med Is Stemmer, at bevilge $4,000
til den foreslaaede Anvendelse.
Derefter vedtoges, ligeledes eenstemmi-
gen med Is Stemmer, Diet at 1ste Medlem
for Frederiksteds BY (Sarauw) stillede For
Stag, ON at UddelingscommiSsiOnen skaI
bestaae af 3 af G-ouvernementet udmeldte
Medlemmer, og eyentuelt 2 at Raadet I'd
npvnte.
eden Demanding besluttedes eenstemmi-
gen at skulle foretages senere i Dagsm6det.
1, Andragende fra Vergerne for den en-
gelsk e~piskopale Kirke i Frederiksted
ON Forholdene med Hensyn til Begra-
velser og Betalingen for samme m. m.
Andragendet, som af 1ste Medlem for
Frederiksteds By (Sarauw) var gjort til
hans eget, med Bemerkning, at de her forte
Anker tillige vedr6rte den romersk cathol-
ske Menighed, blew oplest og nermere I'D
viklet at ham.
Efterat Gouverneuren og 4de Medlem
for Christiansteds Landdistrict (McWilliam)
havde udtalt sig, foreslog 1ste Medlem for
Frederiksteds By (Sarauw) Nedsettelsen
af ct Udvalg af 3 Medlemmer til at afgive
Betenkning over Sagen, hvilket vedtoges
eenstemmigen med Is Stemmer.
Valget at Medlemmer udsattes til neste
Mode.
5, Andragende fra endeel Embeds- og Be-
stillingsmend uden kongelig Ansettelse
ON Colonial Raadets Medvirkning til at
opnaae Pensionsberettigelse.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) udtalte, at han var bleyen anmodet
afFlere ON at optage A~ndragendet, men at
han like kunde optage Diet som sit eget
som Diet f%orelaae, navnlig fordi Diet var be-
grundet paa forestaaende Salg at Den St.
Croix, hvorom Intel ~forelaae der kunde be-
rettige Raadet til derpaa at st6tte ct An
dragende, hvorimod han lovede senere at
ind6ringe ct Forslag ON Pensionsberetti-
eelse for constituerede Embedsm@nd, paa
Grund af de Discussioner der fandt Sted i
den Colonialraads Samling hvor Colonial
loven blew vedtaget, og navnlig paa Grund-
lag af de dengang at Gouverneuren gjorte
, 1868-01-28
Particular Notice!

THE Undersigned having lately
arrived from Copenhagen hereby
informs Friends and Acquaintance
of her intention of teaching Music in
playing and singing as likewise the
tuning of Pianoes.
f. TETENS.
Apply at Miss McFarlanes House
No. |, Company Street.
, 1868-01-28
D D N I A A R D.

THE undersigned has this day re-
ceived, per "Antelope," a fine
addition to his stock of Materials,
and, therefore, is Better prepared,
both Surgically, and (morc particu-
larly) Mechanically, to attend those
desiring his professional skill.
w. NJ. HARPER,
Surgeon Dentist.
Bassin, Jan. 9th, 1868.
VB. This week his office will
still be at West End at Mrs. Susanna
Buntin.
, 1868-01-28
Total $291,531 IS

Total S2YI, 81 Is
Balance Of deposits S 53,983 70
3 new deposit accounts, viz:
/ Laborer. 2 Various.
Is Withdrawals amounting to 1888 IS.
Receivers for Saturday, 1st Feb 1865.
IN CHaIsrieoesssf
Major Holslein, Trustee.
=. Nctlohcs, Esq Member.
In FR~EDERIKsTED
w. PEBBLES, Esq, Trustee.
P. w. SchouSboe, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
st. Croi&, 9th January 1868.
, 1868-01-28
Receivers:

Amount oftormer deposits ):
2 deposits of 20 cents each.
1G above 20 cts. and under S L.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

g. w. Roberts. arrested for bgamy. hung himself
| In jail IN Laconia, N. II.
More than one hundred acres OF land in che
vicinity OF Lyons lonia cOanty Mich, are planted
| TO peppermint and one thousand pounds OF pure
Oil nave oeen made thus far this season.
The Springfield Qll.) Journal states that motion
.ss new trlai IN the case OF Aaron Sherman, who
a.,s ana found guilty at the Ottawa circuit
,s mnn ~ murder OF Samuel Dowhower was ar
aa On No, lay week, aud the motion overruled by
tha xs" court 70 jury has fixed the punishment at
twsrtv i've ves, Imprisonment In the penitentiary.
He he was sentsncsA by the court accordingly.
A corresnondent writing from East st. Louis
savs.NThe mnrrair 10th dry and bloody. has bro
ken out among the COW, in this vicinity. We know
OF some fifteen or twen,, dying 3, IN the past few
days. informed thai some y, MY I,s 0a Sky are
lying dead out the mare -o o aaad aHa IN
is said that ganber salts ana rr1S of aIo nonS
tea will cure the murrain Ore Sa ,,;ven - Pocw n
of each to gallon Of water shoufaA e'sA W W"
to drink.
A gentleman in certain Massachusetts, VA nua. .
horse to man IN city twenty miles OF, -" s' HWs
his money. He shipped" the horse IN tral, "o1 9
night last week. the freight agent taking charge y,
it, When the train arrived at its destination tho
side door OF the car found to be open, but no
horse was Within handcar was sent back with
lanterns and reflector, and after search the AMI
mails dead body was found on the track, in a deep
cut. The door had been, no doubt, accidentally
opened and the horse had stepped out struck
against the side OF the deep cut, and had been
thrown under the wheels.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20

WILL OF ALFRED SMITH, LATE or HARTFORD,
CoSN-AS ESTATE OF $3.50 00O-OvER 100000 TO
RELIGIOUS SOCrETIEs.-Ar. smith left 100000 in
trust to II. A. Perkins, OF Hartford; Alvin Smith.
Samuel ID. SIuDth and Richard b. Smith, Of
West Roxbury Mass, for the use and benefit
of testator's randchildren-Alfrcd smith, Charles
n. smith and ]. q. b. Smith-during their
lives At their decease the whole sum TO be
divided among their children. Twenty thou
sand dollars TO provide two annuities OF 5000 each
for Mrs J. A. Dana and Eunce jeffrey. After be-
quests Of several paintings to Wadsworth AttenGum
and to his niecea, the rest and residue or the
estate Is divided into fourteen parts and dis
trbuted as follows:-ro orphan Asylum, four
parts, about $4,000; American Home Mis-
sonary Society, two parts, about $4,000;
American Bible Society, two parts, about $4,000;
American Tract Society, one part. about $1,000;
American Missionary Association. one part. about
$4,000: A. r. and G. Union, one part, about 81, 600;
A. b. c. r. NJ, one part about $4,000
me entire estate is represented at n value Of
1850 O0O The will was executed In June OF the pres
ent year.-Hartford Times, august Is.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20

MYSTERIOUS ArrArR.-Mr; sheldon Keeney who
has lately bought the old Harvey tavern stand In
windsor lust above the Hartford line, went Satur
day AFTERNOON the sth instant to West Suield, for
the purpose of purchasing q horse, taking with him
$500 in his vest pocket. owing 70 the delay OF the
parties with whom he was to DEAL he did not see the
borse until evening when II was nearly dark. and he
proposed TO finish the purchase on another day.
ReturninQ rain came on as he was driving through
a niece OF woods short distance from West Sufied,
and lust as he had raised his umbrella his horse was
stopped man suddenly appearing with his hand on
the bridie and at the same time three other ap
peared. when Mr.. Keeney says he felt the wagon GO
mo over and received sstunnng blow upon his head
he woke TO consciousness next morning about day.
light when he found himself lying IN barn, about
o,iarter OF a mile from the spot where he was as
saulted and his head was resting In box Of salt.
lie ohtsned assistance and found his horse and car
raqe hut his money had been taken. gold watch
and chain were not disturbed. Mr.. KS head Is
badly bruised, and the ground showed marks indi-
eating that ne had been dragged across the road to
atone wall where ne thinks he was thrown over aud left
for dead How he came 10 be In the barn is n mys-
tsry 10 him. He thinks he was subjected, after be-
ing knocked senselcss to the supplying influence OF
chloroforn as he has been unable since that time to
taste or smell.--HdrV0rd Times August IL.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20

the sum Of $500; one gold watch and chain and
other jeweify, one brooch, two Gun buttons, pair
OF diamond earrings and four diamond finger rings.
On the person Of Kebecca Sturges were found one
gold watch and chain and appendages, Si,l20 In
American money, Q check on the Pacific National
Bank for $780, signed BY James Boyle, and one small
leather reticule.
The case win be brought before the Toronto court
TODAY
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
Inv md Order.

telegram from Belgrade Of August reports:-
The British Consul General has communicated to the
Servian government despatch from Lord Stanley,
cOngratuating Servia on the recent triumph Of law
and order.
On receiving from the Servian agent at Bucharest
the notification OF Prince Milan's accession to the
throne, Prince Charles OF Roumania said he had de.
IatiOns which had always hitherto existed between
ROumania and Seryia.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN or WEALTH AND PREPOS-
n sessing appearance desires the ecquaintsnce OF few
Young ladies OF refinement with view 10 mstruouy Re
rsuces exchanged Address g. H. H., boz ssA Post oncs
Chicago, Ill
The New York herald., 1868-08-20

FIRST B.tR OF NEW Corros.--Lexingtou county
has the honor OF sending TO our market the first
balo OF new cotton. 1t was purchased at tnrtytwo
cents per ponnd.--fs'r,s'sb'n rS ~ Republican.
Auyysf l..
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
CLOTHING.

AT II. ROsENTHAL5, 3bs BOwERv, OPPOsryr
orcst ZONES street. ladies' and gsnemen can obtain We
~ calling addlessing La arasi Nv Mira III npbsi,
y ars ont Q. the ct's.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
LOST AND FOUND.

A DIAMOND RING FOUND-THE OWNER CAN HAVE
~ BY giving suitable reward and proving property. APP
ly mt 2l9 East Twenty-Irst street.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
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IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAyELLERS.-
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This the complete guidebook Of Europe and the East
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

ING.-wANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN, PRIVATE
lessons the evening. Address Dancing Lesson, Herald
Office.
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"Wednesday, April 10 Oast time)-sli Waters Run Dean
Innrsday, April 10 tast tme)-The Bellies Stratapeu
friday, April IL CAST timel-The HONEYMOON
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PROPOSALS..

CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC-
~ orsSeparate sealed proposals. each endorsed with
title Of the work supplies 70 which relates the
the bidder and the date or Offering will be received this
until II o'clock Of April u.s. 1861 for the construction Of
Stone Block Placements as follows viz. I'm Sd avenue
10 Sd avenue 18th street I'D street
from Madison to 9TH avenuc 9Th street, from 9Th
l0h avenue; sth street. from LIST to !;
18th street. from III to ID avenue f2i street. from s
10th ayeuue 18th street. from LIST 10 ID avenues 5h
street, from lst TO East river Also for Stafford
ing where Belgian pavement laid also the space
within rail tracks; also for the laying and reaying Of
streets for which the Ncoon
ordered also for the construction of Sewers
H. In Let avenue from 18th street
through 2th street 3D. and in 10th street. between
toh and 6ls streets with branches IN 6th 6st Streets
Specification H. In Madison avenue, between seth and 10Th
Streets Specification H. in 9Th avenue between 18Th and
5h Streets and In 9th and 5th streets between 9th nth
Specification H. In 9Th between 10th
74h Streets Specification IT, In bh street, between 9Th
between place and Warren street and between Worth
and Leonard streets. Specification IT, 10 FORSYTH
street, between Rvlngton and Stanton Streets Columbia
between Stanton and Houston streets and 81
9Th and 9TH streets Specification 10 In 50h street. between
1t and East river. Specification 90 In e6h street.
SD street sh avenue with branches in stb 9th 10Th
avenues and Goth, 6ls SD SD and 6th streets speci
6catjop a. In 7h avenue between 1lOh l3h s,rels
for the supply Of 600 cast Iron msnhoc Frames
Plans for the above works may be seen and specifications
and forms Tor the bids obtained or sgp,.on s,hi: oas
ROOT. L. DARRAGHy Aquednc.
NEW YORK, April II, 1863
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-05-28
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
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