davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23
Personal.

Hiram Barney is at keokuk.
Gottschalk is en- route to Paris.
The King OF Siam is a star gazer.
Victoria goes for female suffrage.
Blitz is on his last week in New
York.
Anna Dickinson will be twenty-six
on the 2sth inst.
Kennedy is singing the songs OF
Scotland in Montreal.
Robert Collyer was cheered at ev-
cry appearance in New York.
1t is rumored that Brigham Young
means to elope with his favorite wife
Miss Bateman had a great success,
in Liverpool with Lady Macbeth.
Tostee now wears $4,000 worth 0
costumes in the Grand Duchess.
Fitz Greene Halleck's library Wa
sold at auction in New York on Mon
day.
AT their last interview it is said tha
Eugene and Isabella had a good cry
together
Lieutenant Grinnel of New York i
inspector general ofthe .Iar--oSe navy
S.. SAe,0VU pea annuIn. n.------
Prince Humbert gave a jeweleC
watch charm to each of the two hun
dred gentlemen who assisted at hi
marriage.
During her recent visit to Paris
Queen Victoria gave 81, 600 to the ser
wants at the British Legation.
Napoleon has called upon the poet:
and composers of the empire to get
him up a new national hymn.
Madame Parepa Rosa was born il
Edinburgh, in 1889, and is a daughter
of Count Employee Parepa, formerly a
music teacher of London.
The London Revieao gives currency
to the rumor that Mr.. Carlyle is en-
gagged upon life of George Ill, OF
whom he proposes to make hero.
Rev. Peter Cartwright, the well
known western preacher, recently en-
tered upon bis 5oth year as presiding
elder, and his 65th as IN itinerant min
lister in the Methodist church.
Francis H., ex-King of Naples, hav-
ing asked the Emperor of Austria for
permission to settle near Inspruck, NJ
de Beust replied that Austria was not
disposed to receive fresh agitators.
Lord Butte sets an excellent example
by declaring that not one of the men
on his estate shall be influenced by
him in the matter ofvoting, and urges
each elector to vote as he thinks right.
Pollard, the rebel, threatening Da-
vis's reputation with a book, reminds
Boston paper of Acteon deyoured
by his own dogs. The comparison
reflects either on Pollard or the dogs.
we can't make out which.
IL is reported that the Siamese twins
lived together in great happiness until
he war broke out, when Chang de-
;lared himself n Unionist, Eng a Sc
'essionist, and, to cap the climax of
lbsurdity, il is further stated that the
iuarrcls between them became SO yio-
ent thai Ihe twins We're at one time
m the po;nt of fighting a duel.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23
Ohio.

Ohio contains IL, 1853 school houses
of which SAL are frame structures
2,031 brick, 7S5 log, and 96 stone
buildings. The total value of school
houses and lands is g,072, ,443. The
number OF children between the
years Of five and twenty one in the
State, is 9S1, ,705-male 40, ,45S /;
female, 477,247. Number Of pupils
enrolled, 704.767 average daily at
tendance, 397 ,436, of whom 3,036
were German, and 5,0S3 colored.
Number of teachers. 2l,56S-male,
s,34s; females, 13, ,220. Average
monthly wages for males 1882 /;
for females, $2S, so. Returns from
SAT private schools show an enroll
ment of 26, ,450 pupils !; 65 academies
with 6,167 students 43 ladies' semi
nsries with 4,217 students, and 26
colleges with 4 ,T3S students, of whom
only l,l13 are pursuing q regular
college course.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23
FOR SALE !
Valuable Lands /!

HNHE undersigned win offer for sale az pub
i lie auction, i'm front 81 the Court House,
in Findlay, Ohio, on
Saturday, October 24th, 1868,
The follow ing valuable land
40 acres in northeast corner ct Portage
township, and 40 acres in Marion township,
adjoining the Banch Road.
Terms made known on day OF sale,
octl6no22N2 ELY PAXOS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23
COngratulatOry Address.

STATE UNION REPUBLICAN COMMIT !
TIE Rooms, CoLUMBUs, Oet.15. I
To tie, Union Republicans of Ohio:
The friends Of freedom have just
cause of congrstulstion on the results
of last Tuesdays elections. Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Nebraska
have nobly responded to Maine and
Vermont, and ranged themselves un-
der the banner of constitutional lib
erty and national Union.
Three United States Senators,
forty-slx members of Congress, and
the maintenance of Republican as
tendency in the great Central States
of the Republic, are the grand re-
suits. The election of our gallant
standard bearers-Grant and Colfax
lis now assured. The, struggle OF
Tuesday was the expiring throe of
our adversaries, and desperately was
It maintained; but we must not re-
pose upon the laurels won until the
final victory is achieved. Not sue
cess alone is desired, but triumph
by majorities, the moral effect of
which shall give peace to the natiCn
and repose to the public mind. Les
neither vigilance nor effort be inter
mitted; let the column move on until
even the Empire State shall be swept
into the great tide of"Union, Liberty
and Progress" and the fruits Of the
great national conflict shall beperma-
nently secured.
A. B. BUTTLEs,
RODNEY Foos,
S S. WARNKR,
WM. DESNIsoN,
r. D. HARRISON,
W. R. THRALL,
E. L. TAYLOR,
State Union Executive Committee.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23

We are glad to learn that our old
friend, and true Republican, Capt. Jno
4. Wilson, has been re elected in the
Eleventh District by over 1000 ma
jority--a Republican gain of 5000
over last years vote. Capt. Wilson
made made one of the best Senators
Southern Ohio ever had, and we be-
lieve he is fully as efficient in Congress.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23
Congressmen Elected on Tuesday

| oonSi ooSnon EiooIou on lu6SQay.
PENNSYLVANIA.
lst District-*iSamuI J Randall
I'd District-*Chsrles O'Neil.
Sd District-John Aofat, loss.
4th District-*Wllliam d. Kelley.
5th District-*Caleb N. Taylor.
9th District. R. Breittenback, ga
7th District-Wash Townsend.
Sth District-J. Laurence Gsiz.
9th District-O. j. Dickey,
10th District-*Henry L. Cake.
11th District-*D. ". Tan A,aken.
18th Distrlct-sG. W Wood,card.
18th District-*Ulysses Mrecer.
l4th DIstrict--John B. Packer.
10th District-Ro5ert. j. Haldeman.
10th District-John Cessna.
18th District-sDaniell j. Mouell.
18th District-Wm. III. Armstrong.
18th District-*Glenni W. Schofeld
Goth District-G. w. Gilhllan.
21st District Fostsr, loss.
22d District-James S. Negley.
23d District-Darwin Phelps.
24th District-James B. Donley,
OHIO.
1st District-Philip ". i&rader.
I'd District-Job E. Stevenson, ga
Sd District-*Robert C. Schenck.
4.h District-*William Lawrence.
9Th District-* William A,ingen.
9th District-John A. Smith.
7th District--James j. Winans.
9Th District-*John Beatty.
9th District-E. f. Dickinson, loss
10th District-Truman Il. Hoag, loss,
18th District-*John T. Wilson.
18th District-*P. Pan Trump.
18th District-Geo. ". Morgan, loss
14th District-Martin Welker..
18th District--E Edward III. Moore.
10th District--*John A. Bingham.
18th District--Jacob A. Amber.
18th District-William Fl. Upson.
10Th District-*James A. Garfield.
INDIANA.
lst District Wm. z. NiJlack.
I'd District-Miehael C. Krer.
Sd District William 8. Holman.
4th District-*George W. Julian.
5th District-John Coburn.
9th District Daniel W. VOORHEES,.
7th District-*Goodlove S. Orth.
Sth District-Daniel d. Pratt.
9th District-John P. C. Shanks.
10th District-William Williams.
1lth District-Jasper Packard,
NEBRASKA. es
lst District-*John Taffe.
members of the present Congress
Names of Democrats in Italic.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23
THE BANNER COUNTY.

Lawrence has nobly earned the ap
pellation of the "Banner County, by
giving a Republican majority of l,150
a gain of / ,36l over last year. Al
honor to the working men ofLawrence
They know how to do such thing
down there.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23

A correspondent of the Cincinn att
Gazette figures up the Indiana Legis-
lature at 80 Republicans, go Demo
Gratis, and 2 doubtful, thus giving us
a clear majority on joint ballot Of
thirty. This insures the election Of a
Republican u. s. Senator.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23

Strader's msjorlty In the First
District is only 2O3. 1t is said that
more than enough fraudulent votes
can be proven to change this result,
and that Eggleston will contest the
election. There is no doubt but
what Kentucky furnished the voters.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23

The Neo York Tribune gives the
Republican majority in Pennsylvania
ut 10, ,09S. Official returns had been
received from all but four counties.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23

General Grant is getting a thous,
and letters day, all from purely dis
interested admirers of the next Pres
ideRt,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23
Administrators Notice.

TINE undersigned has been duly appointed
i and qualified administrator of the estate
OF Augustus W. leader, lats of the State of
Tennessee. deceased. AL persons indebted
to the estate are requested to make imme-
date payment. AMOS SWIfIEk,
JSo. M. HAMLIN. ATTY, Administrator.
oc!l6aO22 2w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23

The Cincinnati Enquirer admits a
Republican majority in this State of
1900.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23
National Union Republican Ticket.

FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. ULYSSES s. GRANT.
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
SCHUYLER COLEAX,
OF INDIANA.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-23
MOB LAW IN PHILADELPHIA.

State Union Executive Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
HousEOF DRLEaATEs.

Prayer by Rev. Adam Gregory dele
gate from Webster.
Mr. Ferguson, of lGabell, from Abe
Committee on Revision reported back
n mum ber. of fchapteT8 %Of z the Code
amended by the Senate. he also re-
ported chapters 142 and So 10 SO inclu-
sive. being the residue of the Code.
The Clerk reported. a message from
the Senate announcing the passage OF
certain chapters OF the Code with
amendments a bill changing the name
Fof theyARTieultuEalFO College and Board
of Visitors! and joini Tesofhtion ask
ing Congress, to aid In the constfuction
of the Monongahela Valley Railroad.
on motion of Mr.. Ferguson, OF Cabell,
tt,sy +ssoII,t tion was referfed toia special
oommittee ofthree, consisting of Messrs.
Ferguson, OF Cabell. Pinnell and
se5 soS tootiSd Il the same se1fema d,
the resolution in regard to the West
Virginia Central Railway, was taken
from the labs and' 'Eeferted1olhe same
committee. .,.
the chapters- reported from the Senate
as amended, were referred TO the COM
mittee on Revision. .,,
1AEr.tHinchman offered agesQl Y tionI IQi
fndnIfyf IN Srsgarf' tb 1.-The proprtety- oi
examntfng from State tax the property
OF all widows in this State TO the e1'
tent of $500. 5Adopt AL
Mr.. BogRess moved to take from the
table the Communication OF the Audi
tor of StateS in relntion to the NUMBER
az fufia atfes in the eAWilliamsburgh Asy-
linn. properly chargeable to the State
of West Virginia. Agreed TO.
The Clerk read the communication
and on motion OF Mr.. EerRusons oi
Cabell, IL was referred to the Commit
tee on Claims &c.
The Senate bni changing the pane 4 2 Y O
tke grietiltdfal College, was read firss
time.
The Senate bill authorizing Robert 7,
McEldowney, or the county of Wetzelr
to teach school without taking the
test oath, coming up, Mr.. Steere opi
posed the ordering of IL to second read
| ing. The bill was finally laid on the
table on the motion of Mrs Fleming, OF
Harrison.
ceedings of the Board OF Supervisors OF
Mineral county held under chapter q
| of the acts of 1858, was read third time
| M. Pinneai made an unsuccessful
motion to,take from the table the bill
| in relation to Robert Il. McEldoRney
The following chapters of the Code
wefe read third time and passed; 135
/ Of appeals to the court of Appeals 147
| of offences against public justice; 15l
i of offancas against public policys 154, o
/ inouests on dead sbodfess and 49, o
/ search warrants:
The folloHins,w read second time
h arid ordered TO engfossment; liz, o
the circuit Courts, and 14I, Offences
against morality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
WHEELNe WEST vAgERIDAY MoRNUNG. DEeElIEsER q 1865

1 T. i : F
Mr, Gregory moved to amend the
latter chapter by increasing the penalty
Tor swearing from one to two dollars.
Mr.. Ferguson; OF CabelI, said the Law
as It stood was not very well executed
anyhow and he very much doubled
whether 1T would be better executed
II the gentleman from EWebster's
amendment should prevail. There
were times at which It was absolutely
necessary for q man !, to swear. 4 BE
eouldn't express his feelings in any
other manner and he ought to have
that privilege allowed him at n cost
Of one dollar. Much Ian ghter.l j -
Mr.. Gregory replied at length. saying
that 1t was written-in the word of God
Thou ishalL mott swearp and human
lawsSonghtiito conform to, the divine,
he hoped the time might soon arrive
when .swearfpR, cprsing and getting
dunk would be wiped from the sta !.
tutes of history.v "a >. -,il.5i :. :. = -
Notwithstanding the able effort of
the gentleman from Webster, the ma
jority OF the House being confirmed
olasphemers, &c., the amendment was
A number of Chapters amended by
the Senate, came up and the mBjority
of the amendments were disagreed to.
There was one to Chapter SO, fthe Board
of Public Works, in relation TO the
way in which Church property may be
conveyed and sold, which was amended
at the Recommendation of the Revisory
Committee so, as TO allow trustees OF
Church property TO convey said pro-
peEty with the consent of a majority OF
the congregation, and Us amended cont
curred1n. q o'fls - [
The House also concuFred in the
Senate amendmensa Ito Chapter 63,
the time at which persons
may marry without consent of parent
or guardian from IS years, as the House
had fixed it to 81 years.
The Senate amendment to chapter 66i
of the separate property of married Yo-
men, which, in lieu or allowing mar
ried women to sell and convey real es.
tate without the consent of their hus.
hands as fixed by the House, proposed
a substitute permitting them to insure
the lives oftheir husbands for the sole
use and benefit of themselves and their
children, was disagreed to, for the par
pose, as explained by Mr.. Ferguson, OF
,OabelI of committing the chapter to q
Committee of Conference. y 4
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
sx rEnEanAPn.
NEW YORK
NEW YoRK. Decemher I


In asconversation recently Senator
Cameron, fof Penney ylyania. told a
IfWashiDglont tcorrespondentsth that firm
ness in'lhe administration of the laws
will restore tranquility, and that firm
ness is what the country obtains in
General Grant The night before the
vote was taken on impeachmenthes said
General Grant visited Ben Wade to
urge upon him the restoration of Gen.
Sheridan TO his command in Louisiana
as soontas he, Wade, became President.
Butler, he said, came near being the
present President. Lincoln wanted
him to- run on the ticket in 1854 for
Vice President, but Gen. Butler then
thought the VIco Presidency an exoep=
tional place.
.The Herald says OF the resignation of
the British Ministry, that this prompt
response to the will of the British peo-i
pleis popularity expressed, and will be
regarded with satisfaction by both
friends and foes of the late premier.
There was in fact no other alternative,
and It would, beR happy thing for our
own people II every Cabinet Minister
should feel obliged to tender his resig-
nationCto. the President whenever the
popular will has been expressed in op.
position to the measures of an existing
administration. The policy of the new
British ministry will no d0u bt soonsbe
developed In the meantime We await
the course of events In Great Britain
with profound interest. They may be
pregnant with significant cohsequences
not only TO the future ofthe whole Bri-
tIsh empire, butsto.the progress of lib
eraliam among European nations gen
erally.I nici4ag sH ms <tSSil1. Z
The lHeIdld also eommends1 Sheri-
dams movements against the indians
as the only true plan of dealing with
tthem.-f gzAF a ic-.lsb
II is stated that Mr.. Seward and
several OF his friends are making pre-.
parations to visit Epropey Immediately
after Grant takes the Presidential chair.
'NothfngAremaius of Fort Lafayette
but burned mass of brick and mortar.
Thereiis no fire on the premises and the
soldiers are still on guard, Several
unexploded shells remain among the
ruins and may go of at any momenf.
The loss to the government will be
about 250, 900 idolIafs. YFIte Marshall
Keady took evidence yesterday as to
the origin of the fire..
Certain New York merchants are try
ing their best 10 have Secretary MeCut-
loch nuIlify the new revenues regnla-
,tions relative tosthe execution OF bonds
to secure the payment of duties. One
merchant of thisJ city threatens TO be
one ofone hundred To use influence and
money. .togsecurefA2 Met l1pch's renoY-
al unless other regulations are reported
within 10 days.
Il fsgN2F = tzIHT n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
nDMnA.
INDrAHApoL.Is Dec. 8

The order OF Judge Chapman OF the
Criminal Court, yesterday, forbidding
the publication or the testimony In the
trial OF Mrs. GleW, for the murder OF
Jacob Houge and wife, being disregard
ed by the morning papersith reporters
OF the several Journals were arrested
for contempt of Court. The managing
editors OF these papers, Messrs. w. r.
HallRnce and j. ]. Bingham, were ar
rested for ordering the publication of
the testimony. In the cases of the edi-
tors, the right Of the Court to- suppress
the publication of the testimony. viii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
Ing,
CALIR0Rn1A.

SAN FRANcisco, Dec. 8.
The Republican Electors met yester
day at Sacramento city and cast thu
vote ofGalifornia for Grant and Coifax
Charles Westmofeland was selected a,
messenger to convey the result q
Washington. The total vote of tae
State Is one hundred and eight tbous-
and ak hundred and seventy, 6raprs
majority is nFe hundred and eight
The Electoral vote of OreEen wa
cast yesterday for Seymour sno bialE;
The official majority Is oae hundred
and siXty.four.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
EUROPE.

'-frttt1 l+ist-SssI ? i-IllaLItE7f as+A % 4A+s4ss
/ 'eas2a2s NEW YoBK. Dse. 81
{ A GonstaniInoplalette to the. HeEdLl
gives an account of the sentiments en-
Itertained by the TurkishH goYeIpmept
and people for the United Stats and
their al1xtetyA about 1he policy this
country may purane towardthe Otto
man Empire. The !, Turkish r govern.
ment s appreeiates fhe 7 greatness b and
power OF the American repub bile, ana
seeing no possible cause for any serious
difficulty between the two countries. is
desfrous Of fmatnta hing the most friend
lys relations, and OF disabusing thepub-
lie mind here of any erroneous impress
sions with regathst6 Turkey.
LONDON, December 8. :
| Gladstone has gone TO Windsor. PAR
liament will hold only a formal meet
ling on the 5tb, adjouruinR then to the
l5th of February 10 give time for the
selection of a new ministry.
The Times com ments with severity
ON Disraeli'ss resignation. 1t de.
uounces, his retreat as cowardly, and
says II Is unprecedented except In the
case of.the, regignation Of the Earl OF
Ripper. who had become Premier, how
ever, only during 9 recess. t.N
The Post, Telegrdph, Net1s and Stand.
ard applaud the prompt action of the
Premier Caa oalCula ated 9toI save hthe
Queen from embarrassmenL and his
party from needless mortif tifieation.t y
~ 5i9 EIsBoN, December 3.
Rio Janeiro dates Atate that the Amer
iican Squadron had left for Ascension.
washburne was daily expectedsat Rio,
- MADRID, December 3yt
TIE Provisional Government has pub
lished fixed tariff schedule for the
Antilles, to take the place Of the pres
ent shifting and arbitrary scale of Gus.
toms and duties. - lA'' ~ =
Lieut.. General LAM has been appoint
ed Captain Gsneraliof Porto Rlco.
The Imperial newspaper predicts thai
If the Republicans succeed in the forth-
coming election new ministry Will be
formed with Espartero as Prime Min
lister and Azsense, CASTILLO, Ftguerosi
SorwR and Pierrad, at heads of depart
ments. - - arr u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
ALARsAOHUsErra:
Bosror. nacarnhar

=ss,st stf---5--,- BOSTON, December 3.
Gen. Grant did NOT visit Lawrence to-
day. The moruiuRWRs occupied by the
reception OF visitors. This afternoon
he VIII pArtakeofla 4 dinner given by the
CITY Council al the Sc. James. IateEtn
the evening he viii visit the rooms Of
the Central Club,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
WAe9IEGFONFr.F'''.
WAsHINaTON, Dec. 3

10 - .5 WAsHIEGToN, Dec. g.
Upon recomendRtton, Of special tTeas-
ury aVant concuEred In by the eollee-
tor. m. McCuIloch has issued an Or Or
der making large Eed1enons as u Lae
= HWE5xperimental firing at Fort Delaware,
which Is attended by Secretary Scho-
deId and other prominent ohdcers Of the
army, win continue Tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
maryland.
BALrfsfoRR, December 2.

BALTIMORE, December 8.
The Electoral College Of Maryland
met yesterday at Annapolis, and cast
seven votes for Seymour and Blair.
Judge K. B. Carmichael, one OF the
electors at large, being absent, Geo. O..
Mill WIS elected to ill the vacancy. p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
PIre.
.FwARK J.iNov.

NEWARK. n. J. Nov. 8.
A IRE this morning at Irvington des-
troyed Belden Bros, Rule and Skate
factory. The fire Is supposed to have
originated in spontaneous combination
of cotton waste. Insured at SIS, 900, /,
about half the loss. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
FEEFsYLVAHIA.

i. - s PHmADRLPHIA, Dec. 8. 2
Z Beui. Wister Morris Was consecrated
IN the Sc. Lnkes church this morning
as missionary Bishop of Oregon. Bish-
ops Lee, Odenheimer, Nell, Kerfoot,
RANDALL and CIaEkBon, OBLIGATED,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
OANADA.

=, { 80 TORONTO, Dec. 5. .
After q long debate in the House a
resolution was adopted, bysalarge mai
ority, sustaining the Government In It's
policy Of refusing endoWmentssto sec
tarisn Institutions
III .Erl.I s ,a e OTTAWA, Dec, s.
day. The water, is lower in Redean
canal than It has been fol, many whit
ers. a.E-i-4i-ifa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
MnrrPEInnac 8

[, - - MoEIREAL.yD Dec 3,--
|. !. .Ths Ferry boAta haYe ceased funning
ana. the harboe IL quIla deserted the
canal below the Wellington bridge is
completely frozen up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04

DEuEMBER 3.-FLoUR-Quist.
GRAIN-Wbeat-2s3c better; sales of
No. whIte Michigan ut e 03; white
Michigan 81 So amber 81 7sa1 so. closing
at 81 79%. CoEu-Dol1 and 2a3c lower;
6se; new condemned G0c. Oats-Steady;
Michigan 67c. Rye-BRehanged. Bar.
ley-SLeady. ~
CnovkR SEED-5cl better, 81 20.
DRESSED Hoas-S11 fec. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-04
8eSulllng rom any Cause whatever; PROS
TRAT1ON OF HaE SYSTEM. indueed
by Severe Labor, Hardships, Ex-

remedies In such cases. A tone and Vfgof n
impaired TO the whole system; the appstlteis
strengthened, FOOD Is SDioyed, the Etomaeh
digesIs properly, the blood Is purtneJ, the
complexion becomes sound and healthy,
ttie yellow ttnge tsefadi ieateA from the O. Is, q
bloom Is gwen To the cheeks and the JFeIiT
and nervous invalid becomes Rstrong and
heaIthy bainR