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TIE sissfKRs ~ SfA CHARITY,
Corner Of second street es,i And D So,
rnAHnAIrnr tssSSSlsR SSS d HE5Il rAnrs
Ths new building 70 now ready, for, the :
of pstisnts Of every class, both medical hnd
phs cars ,sn within sTS ,S Z, We
s1 I'd 81 a sassssf
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fHooHxs kiiLkR, I4s = s,ses sse''
q. ii, ifBERMIHEs 10 Thirtssn,h
Application can be made at tho II,
either OF the aboye-nAmed physicians.
sending patients to the Hospital who
private rooms have the privilege Of At
1S-No persons with contagious disease
SISTER L0RETTA ORR
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ATTORNEYS,
WV. =. CHANDLER, wsshiu staa, .. O.. o.
GEORGE HARDING. Philadsiphia.
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NEW MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMERS.


JohaS SaSqiSsssGS's,
win rap regularly during the winter months be :
G.srssiSyn, n follows; Leave new York, from rom
Pier b, kast River, At the foot Of Roosevelt, street.
Hs.ff poi q hlsh stFsct. svsry TE hSrsisg. snd
Alexandria every Friday. a. lam. For freight o.
~ New York avenue and Seventeenth street, Be.
is i.s sfIf p'pAr'?' " THOMPSON President,
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ENDORSEMENT OF THR PRKHI

Tho many thousands cured at ibis y
within the last eighteen years, and thst.
Surgical Operations performed By Dr.,
Witnessed BY the reporters Of the ~
again and again before the public, DO,
standing a. gentleman Of character and
bility, Il q suhleient guarantee TO the sfa I
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY GUS,
Ing their letter. 70 his Institution, In ths.l
manner: JOHN n JOHNSTON. NJ
jee-ly Baltimore, ~
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and progress, South a. we'll q North, West -
well % East, and above all, the blsssings I'M
der Providence Of national concord and psses.
Very truly, yours,
BcHUrLrn COLLAR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-14
SFonED!-we heard OF a circumstance

SFomED!lwe heard OF a circumstances
that transpired on Sunday evening
that displayed 80 much spirit on the
one hand and SO much of that which
is mean on : the other, that 1t
deserves attention. onthe evening
named lady from the Island
was coming across the bridge on
her way to church. When about half
way over she was accosted by man,
and in answer to his dastardly propos-
els, gave him two or three vigorous
slaps In the face and broke away from
him. He followed her down as far as
the Post Office, and when she started on
her return, she noticed that he was
still In pursuit of her. When she
again reached the bridge he overlook
her and again assaulted her.
She struck him several sound blows
and second time broke away from
his foul embrace, Fastening
across the bridge where she met a gem
tleman TO whom she related the whole
affair. When the rascal saw that she
had found protector and that he was
completely fOiled in his attempt to
compel her to yield to his wishes, he
fled, and the gentleman escorted her TO
her residence without further molesta-
ton. 1t is hoped that such detestable
outrHges will receive the attention OF
the authorities, and that the perpetra-
tors will receive the punishment due
their nefarious conduct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-14

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT met
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. The
argument In the case of the Hughes
River Oil Company Us. the California
OIL Company was concluded by Mr..
Richardson for the plaintiff. But little
else was done at the morning session.
In the afternoon the hearing of the ar
gumeut on the motion to set aside the
Judgments in the case Of the United
States Us. Albert G. jenkins admins.
traitor, was postponed until this morn
ing. The case of the United States Us.
BIZ boxes cigars, seized by the deputy
assessor at Parkersburg for not being
stamped, was dismissed without costs.
The case of tho United States rs. Ia
packages of liquor, was continued UNI
til to-day.
The case of the United States %. Ruff.
ner, Donnelly S Co., transferred from
the Charleston Court to this term for
argument, was called, but by consent
was continued until Tomorrow morn
ing. The validity of the amendment
to our State constitution decla ring
those who were engaged in the rebel
lion TO be aliens, is involved in this
case, and Its argument will excite more
than usual interest. The Court sent a
request TO Attorney General Melvin to
appear and take part in the discussion,
as the law oIhcor OF tho State.
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AMERICAN BUILDING, ASSOCIATION
A large and very enthusiastic meeting
OF the stockholders in this Association
was held in the Police Court room,
last night. The principal business OF
the meeting was the election of officers
and directors for the ensuing year.
Four-fifths OF the stock were voted, and
the gentlemen selected to manage its
affairs arc we'll known for their thor
ough reliability and business capacity,
Before the election was commenced 1t
was found that sufficient funds were in
the treasury, arising fros.I payment of
Initiation fees and the first installment
OF twenty-five cents on each share, to
oher for loan sum equivalent to fif-
teen Shares-twenty-two hundred and
hfty dollars. The money was put up
TO the highest bidder, and was prompt
~ taken at premium of 81 per cent.
The following gentlemen were chosen
TO I'LL the positions designated: PreSi-
dent, DIR. George Baird; Vice President.
Thomas C. Culberlson; Secretary, Chas.
w. Conner; Treasurer, Edmund Book
ing; Directors, David Donel, BENJAMIN
Exlsy, w. II. Irwin, DIR. E. A. Hill
dreth, Geo. W. johnson, Edward Reid.
and William g. Battelle.
The entire capital stock, (2.OOO
shares) has all been subscribed, except
about sixty, which may yet be had by
calling on the Secretary. The Associa-
ton starts out under flattering auspices
and VIII doubtless be grand success.
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FIeHT.-Yesterday afternoon, Carl
Ray and another individual got into a
fight at Rouser's saloon, on Market
street. Ray it is said got into a diffi-
Guilty with some one whose name we
could not learn, when third party ap-
preached to quell the disturbance. Ray
turned and struck this third person a
powerful blow which sent him Keeling
and tumbliug. During the melee, we
are told, that Ray made several savage
thrusts at Richard Nolan with an ugly
looking knife. The police appeared on
the scene Just about this time and off,
Ger Price promptly arrested Ray and
conveyed him to the lookup. He will
probably have a hearing before the
Police Court this morning, when all
the facts in the case will doubtless be
brought out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-14

ELECTION OF DIREoroRs.-The an
nual meeting of the stockholders in
the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company was held at its office yester-
day. A report of the receipts and dis
bursements during the years 1867 was
made, which shows the financial con-
dition of the Company to be sound.
The balance in the treasury on the last
day Of December, 1896, was sl2, 4O1 70
and the receipts during the year 1857.
were $50, 459 66.Amaking a total of s44..
sGO7s. The disbursements during the
past year were SSI, 3O5 SO, leaving a bal
ance on hand, January LIST, 1868
of .55l 50. Included in the 1isburse.
menus are two dividends OF 4 per cent
9ach. which required $23, so. 90 to pay.
800, 900 90. %
This being the time at which DIrecL.
ors are usually chosen, an election was
held, and resulted in the choice of the
following gentlemen to serve dnrino
the present year: Messrs. Thomas S,Iaa9
ney, j. N. Vance, u. Jacob. Robert
Morrison A. Allen Howell, Samuel
Mcclellan, NJ. Reilly, Robert Cran9le
and ID. Q. List. The only change in ihS
Board ts the election OF j. N. Vance
Esq, TO fill the vacancy occasioned bv
the death of jacob Berger, ESQ. <
meeting Of the new Directors will short
'lylh held TO choose officers for the en-
Rufhsyear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-14

AN INTERESTING DIscovERY.-Con-
siderable curiosity has been manifested
in regard to the recent. discovery in the
northern portion of New York State of
various tumuli,or mounds. These have
been visited of late by various savans
who date them back. many thousands
Of years, TO period long prior to the
time of the Indians known to our an
cestors. In one of these mounds was
discovered a rude bottle, which had
evidently contained liquid. Prob.
ably this old bottle had been filled with
some vegetable medicinal compound
analogous doubtless to HUBBEL's Coll
DEN BIrTERs. which, by the by, is the
best remedy the world has ever seen in
cases Of Dyspepsia, Debility, Heart
burn. Collie and Liver Complaint.
McCabe, KRAFT, 81 Co., Sole Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-14

COURT OF APPEALS met at O'Clock,
yesterday morning,-pressnt, Judges
Brown and Maxwell.
In the case of John Palmer VS.. State
OF West Virginia, upon writ of error,
from the Circuit Court of Mason coun-
ty, the Court directed rule to be is
sued against the said Palmer to show
cause forthwith why his said writ
should not be dismissed, for his failure
TO prosecute the same.
The case of Jonathan B. Becwith ys.
Charles Molohon was further argued
by Col. B, 81. Smith, for the defendant,
and Judge Edminston, for the plaintiff.
1.-The case of Thomas II. Genin and
others VS.. Josiah Iugersoll, from the
Circuit Court of Marshall county, was
called, when Mr.. Lamb commenced
the argument for the plaintiffs in error,
and continued until the hour Of adj
journment.
The Court adjourned until o O'Clock
this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-14

ELECTION OF DIREcroRs.-The an
nnal election for directors in the Frank
lin Insurance Company, OF this city,
was held yesterday at its Office. The
following gentlemen were chosen !:
Messrs: Samuel Mcclellan, George
Mendel, Alexander Laughlin, j. n.
Vance, Thomas P. Shallcross, G. w,
FranZneim, I. ii. Logan, ]. H. Hobbs
ment composed the old Board with
the exception of Michael Reilly, ESQ,
who was chosen In place OF Hon. Al.
fred Caldwell, he having refused to
permit his name to be presented for re-
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POLICE CoURT.-There was not a SOL
ttary case requiring the attention of
the Court yesterday morning. It will
be noticed, however, that there is a
prospect of some business this morn
ing, of which we will make note. Ev-
erybody seems to have been on their
pest behavior for the last day or two,
which is the more remarkable from the
fact that an nctive canvas has been go
ing on for several days in political cir
Giles. 1t is fair to presume that the
usual amount of lager has not been
forthcoming from the various aspirants
to the offices of trust and profit SO soon
to be given to somebody; to whom can
not now pc determined. We regard this
absence OF brawls and intoxication as
ono of the favorable signs of the Il maa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-14

BALL.-The Harmonic Society of this
city, gave a ball last night in Washing
ton Hall. AS usual, on such occasions,
large crowd was in attendance, and
'.all went merry as a marriage bell"
The affair is said to have been a COM
plete success, as IS the case with every
similar effort the Germans make in
that direction. The festivities were
prolonged to a late hour in the morning,
when the company dispersed, we'll
pleased with themselves and the enter
Iainment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-14

REcovERED.-A few days since, one
OF the prisoners in our Jail was taken
out for the purpose ofreceiving proper
medical treatment for a disease with
which he was AFFLICTED. A strong guard
was placed over him, as the crime with
which he was charged was a seriou.
one, involving, perhaps, his liberty for
a number of years. His physician was
30 successful in the treatment of the
case that on Sunday night the prisoner
came to the conclusion that a little ex.
erclse out doors would be benefic.
ial. He accordingly took Frenoh
leave, }" and to this hour has prolonged
his travels. We presume that pro5nt
efforts will be made to secure his ar
rest. but II the party will only stay out
OF the commonwealth, II will be CLEAR
~ case of leaving ones country for
40 SOou. 90.
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SHOOTING AFPRAT.-we heard, yes
terday, that a little shooting for pastims
was INDUCED in early in the morning,
in Market Square. It seems there has
been an unpleasant state of affairs ex-
listing in family in that locality for
some time; and at a ball on last
Friday night, a young man made an
assault on his step-tnother with a
violin, proving disastrous to the instru-
ment, but we did not learn with what
results to the Uranium. Hostilities
were resumed yesterday morning, and
after a period, the battle ragged so
hercely that such inofensive weapons
as good right arms, adorned with
heavy, maul-like fists, were dispensed
with, and pistols were called into
requisition. But a single vollev was
fred when the wrath of both contend
ing parties seemed to be appeased. A
warrant was sued out for the arrest of
the hopeful young man who came
within an ace OF shooting his fathers
wife.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-14

RIVER Enthusiastically was a dull
day on the landing. There were no
arrivals except the Potomac, from Gin
cinnati. The river was very full OF ice
large fields of which continued to
pass down during the entire day. The
Rebecca did not leave for Parkersburr.
1t Is not known whether the Potomac
Will leaveifor Cincinnati this evening,
run, or is no heavier than il was yes.
terday. The marks last evening show.
ed six feet in the channel, and falling
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:HARPER'S
New Monthly Magazine.
Critical Noticed on the preER.

V1UICIt 4NUtIctS y. UI6 ITCSS.
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pages of TeadIng-mat appropriately illus
In Itself the rRcy monthly and the more
philosophical quarterly, blended with the
Test features Of the daily journal. II mas
pure Observation-Disclosures GEideG TO AmeTf-
can Literature, London.
simple fact that It meets precisely The non
uIar taste, furnishing a variety of pleaHiIK
and Instructive reading for all.-ZiGl1IS
Herald boston.
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HAnPER,s MAGAZINE. one rear

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An Extra Copy of either the NIAGAzIsE.
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We noticed several parties engaged
yesterday in hanuling ice from the
river. The article we saw did not strike
us as being frst class in any particular.
It was thin and very muddy. II no.
thing better is to be had next season,
we dread the "six long weeks of dog
days in the month of August"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-14

Ran OFF THE TRAcK.-The eastward
bound tain over the Central Ohio Rail-
road, met with an accident yesterday,
near Black Hand Station. The rear car
of the train was thrown from the track
but no person was seriously hurt. a
delay of an hour was occasIoned, when
the balance of the train came through.
Upon its arrival at Bellair, an engine
WAS sent back to the scene of the disas-
ter TO remove the obstruction. We pre-
sumo that all the trains will be running
regularly to-day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-14

RAN OFF THE TRACK.-The engine of
the tonnage train east, yesterday
morning, ran of the track near one of
the tower bridges between Glover's
Gap and Huntington. On account of
this accident, the express train due at
$50 last evening did not arrive until
midnight, having had to transfer pas
sengeFs, mail, tSc., with the fast line,
which left here at $3.50 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-14

OVER TWO HUNDRED of Grover s.
Bakers celebrated family sewing ma.
chimes are now In use in Wheeling and
OHIO county. and every one works like
Tor three years. SalesrOom at Oxtobv
Duheld's Jewelry Store, 1903 Main
street, west side.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-14

You go 10 church and cough! Cough
ing in the office, on the street, in the
parlor. in the nurseryI Coughing eve.
be relieved by using DR., ChdpmGn'S
Hodrhound BaLSdm. The children like
i'll Price IS cents. Sold by T. III, Lo-
gan q Co. and Logan, List & Co.
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TIME out of mind the custom. of
presenting some token of love or re-
membranes to friends on Christmas
has prevailed, and no doubt will con.
ttnue to do so until the end of time. No
more appropriate gilt could be made to
your lady friends than a pair of those
Bohemian Glass Vases, or one Of those
elegant Toilet Setts, to be had at Is
BOOKINGS, No. 1, Odd Fellows Hall.
Call and examine his stock before ma
king your purchases.
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The Publishers have perfected system of
mailing by which they can supply tile MA.
CANINE, WEEKLY, and BAZAAR promptly to
to those who prefer to receive their periodi-
Gals directly nom the Omco OF Publication,
The postage on HARPER's MAGAZINE Ia "a
cents year. which must be paid at the sub.
Scrt6er's post ONCE. -
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PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND RE.
rA1RINa.-Mr. Bodiu, from Louisville,
is coming, and is ready again to attend
TO the above business. Orders left at
Il. A. Weber's Music Store. Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-14

ELECTION OF oFPIcERs.-At meet,
ing of the Rough and Ready Fire En-
CINE Company, January 18th, 1865,
the following named officers were elect.
ed to servo the ensuing year, TO wit:
President-A. II. Britt.
Hice PTe8idemL-C. Lenhart.
LibrGTiGn-Jas. A. Henry.
IrcGSurer-Henry Ramp.
Cuptdim-Wm. Winder.
LIST L1eute1Idnt-Hugh Wilson.
2d LicitteMdnt-Ira A. Powell,
LIST E'gineer-John ClaLor.
LIST Assistant Eslgincer-Wm. Rose.
2Md Assistant EngiMcer-John BodIey.
APPOINTED OFFICERS.
Pipemen-Arch. Snyder, Thos. viii.
son Io Iho s,; J: Bodley,
Fritz, Thos. Crumbacker, VIM. Dorsey,
1s AzTsnSJ. crumbacker, rhOs. Nc
C6ior Bcarer-Mat. Jefers.
CHARLES NJ. STOUT, iSec,y.
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SUCCESSFUL, BECAUSE OF SUPERIOR
MERIT.-MRs.S s. A. ALIENS IMPROVED
(teU Styte) HAIR RBsTORER or DRESS.
ING, I'm one GOttte.) Every Druggist
sells it. Price Ono Dollar. cod
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Empress 4 Alexander Kid Gloves.

DrvIDENDs.-The Street Railroad
Company has declared a dividend of 9
per cent; the Benwood Iron Works 8
per cent; the National Exchang e Bank
of Weston per cent.
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THE savage may doom his equaw to
grind corn and weave by hand, but
whit man will admit thut his vile does
the family sewing by hand, in the land
Of the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma.
chine? QO.Main street.
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THR --LATEST Nor1oN-Patent Sewing
Machine Casters. Price, 81 90. Call
and see them at VIM. Sumner Sc Co.'s,
90 Main street.
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We are in favor of Womon's Rights.
and every one should have Florence
Sewing Machine. Brown Il Higgins
Agents.
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Greenwood CameteTz1.-;:-


SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL. lST,A,,
S,sr InnsS east OF tho city, is now ready Tor
HliL " sale, and Improvement Of los -
Me6hlAns 81 acres OF land, and fs isiS mi
n Lne most modern and Improved EtTylS, -
~. ~ 1e sssuy reached at all sfaalSon 81 tns,
ys go, py me National Road, and Tor tilFess
IouI ms q me year by the Hem prIeld Ran
Eso2d: A. u perfectly secure, and inteode(i 10
49, by every variety Of trees ,alirub-
Se.SSSI Puouc NautB chapel, Artificial LllCa
fountains, etc., To make Il euunl "a tfs ISeS3
rural cemeteries in the county. 49,
ilPLe provision 10 also male for; its an.
EIeement, order and care in pIsrDPtnitV
Se1Sons deStrous of purch5siliS i0tSt can
915t.hlnS tne grounds with tho Supefint6n-
GSent1 VINO mas q plat or secure theLl nv coIi.
a aIlg ~ Sne once Of the Secretary, on Main
PerSonS wishing To make InIaTIn a,,,., I'm
SaI on the secretary 70 obtain PermI65 there
,Jickets Of admission to Lou,oIders am,
~ 2 VII ~ % iHSned by the Secretary.
pl,Tresidenti X, e. Bonham, SecTetSTyg..e e n
ReTT n, Jonp 9. Auth, Geo. Mendel, To-
Jordan. E A. Hndroth. EaUI INT 4: V