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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
HOME NEWS.


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NEwYoEE Hour Tfsv Bar Wind H"uf Ihti "si VIM : y
N's '' ~ b.. D..
90 t.i.s II 55- ~ % b. NE
RAHLRKs- Morug-le cloudy 20 ~ tFpJi suIVy, ~
cloudy; He Afternoon Little cloudy Wy eouuy $50
Oves ~ M Il tne. thunder and lightning 10 l0:l0
he c.udy 20 2O vsTy cloudy 70 Rain dpt 10Th Of a. inch
noted Tor Slch heat a.
DO. nf % an the ard Jls, Of Augu than once 10 ten
remarkable for ne surDess u Is somest al
that he m days Of this u=utb should 10, The bot
t isr rsw meteor vh long tain moved into ihe ane
b,. Al n S. sst evening point ~ tc F. and Oui a. point y
ne ong thus through Ba d Casopeis Ibe passed ever
VAS So 1ime Of passage seeordI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
IT'S COMPOSITION.

twenty years Dr. Railway Las been aorng the vineyard "
improving The process Of obtaining hs acve proper
medicinal substances without beat This great tesaeTaum be
successfully accomp hed that every ngret 1sed Railways
Sar,araru The Ready lief and Railways Pills
pure uuaduierad active properties In R.says saaparlian
poon contains ~ the curative punope
than vii he quart bottle Of 'he weak decoc
lions II the tIr.rtisal gar,apaulaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
IT INCREASES THE FLESH.

Mrs b continual Jrau her system. away
pounds 10 IS ia the Of IL uonths She
iron aahurc sold qaine vel all kinds Of injections add st
She commenced the Of RAILWAYS SARSAPARIL~
LIAM RtSOLYENf IN January 1903; noulh she gainel
weight 10 pounds Day amer DAY he Witnessed
decrease of 81 LeucOha Ia two months
the Leulss aud the month J had gained FIFTY POUNDS
IN WEIGHT the IL health beauty
alL llckY l.lra lake The SARSAPARlLLLAN RENOLNEkr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
Public Safety is the Supreme Law
THE DREAMER SAFETY BRAKE,
FOR RAILWAY CARS

This valuable invention has been for than ten
Of the leading railway lines of the United States During
that time hundreds ofacdent have been prevented and Its great value
demonstrated.
the language Of the ab railway and mechanical engineers OF
the country 1t PRINCIPLE, CONSTRUCTION, and APPLl
CATION the BEST DEVICE EN Err MADE FOR THE PURPOSE.
Thousands of supplied with it, and the number is daily
with apty The universal OF this Improvement
would totally prevent the terrible accidents the past years There
no doubt whatever this point 1t is the tremendous of mo-
that effects tue fearful destruction thus danger steadily
increasing with the increasing weight of and locomotives The
second of time saved by the instant application of the brakes is often
the difference between life and deathety damage.
No investment offered railway companies will good
interest its Common law, and sefntest
the prompt application of this all
of passenger trains railroad Hundreds of references and
testimonials will be given and favorable terms of payment when
CURED Every possible guarantee OF the will
given.
These Safety manufactured solely undersigned
machine every respect They easily and
quickly applied all in few hours For further particulars
address WA. g. DREAMER & SON,
No. 10 Platst. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
FORMULA:


only hoe. ibis Remedy excel a other advertised Sarapan'' FOR
similar purposes tle of 10, Egre ad PHuAcErTI
EQvv,LENTs, thus securing conTesaiHg pore which al
remedies 81 direct exclusive properties deficient OF lcA bucu
Dgais Cutrbs Juniper ruperue and medicines designed
exclusively LIVER. Lungs, kidneys Bladder Sc 1c al elch
reueli,s important pncpe bat the only Remedy IN
vogue from tie gruile gadateIs'ed SarapaHhn
obtained from the Jamaica Req Sspas and Parma Bravo
ald otler foreign root.
Now reader Wat here There not hale Of
sassparla Buchu Bravo Caasays other valuable t,
root &C. imported this country but aouuds wh spurious
sdmItur Dr. RADwAY the otler, has suffered from this
imposition uHt order pure roots dispatched
supouIteGd the gathering " such roots use 10 oar Rene
dee from br countries growth that RAILWAYS
SARSAPARLLAS REOLyESr srees ali other preparations in the
yenunsnr 81 the Ingredients used on Ssapar!a there are 30
sler the oblr species that excel, ali Others In Welding
Percentage # eIaaul lees Of the resnOIs and starch
principles the JAMAICA strsnee les o. this
species than any other sCouiy pound u his species is
medical purposes pounds u Honduras Car
accas Lisbon No. Yet al the SArsapaA makers
ts Of ne Honduras forming The basis Of their mixtures Reader
bottle. ar,sparlla species Of
par do no, ST the strength curative principle Of teaspoon
l ofthr SARsAPARGLLIAN RRsOLyENF. All ofDr RAILWAYS
yield pure sui ue medicinal properties sbcl tbemi
every bottle ofs SARsAPARTLLAY EESOLvBNT the patent
prndple ouynot atom Of worthless sub
that ovais he stomach and interrupts aud destroys the
ofdgrstio1.
with astonishing rapidly the diseases which this
great Remedy prescribed
The uniting n ingredients 90 perc, harmony ami
assisting power other several properties
cure otbr important aims q the chemist IN The so
sr-c combination oth. ingredients that form RAILWAYS SARSAPA
ElLLIAN RB>OLyENI. tia important principle most successfully
aero. pishr.
great power this remedy diseases that threaten Deaths
COS-UMPTIOS ~ TIE LUNGS and rgh,.,ulJus Phtii,
SCRoFVIA SyUhii Diseases Wasting Degeneration aud liberation
Of the Kidney DIABETES srpage Of Water Instantaneous relief
afoed where eters have be uscd thus doing with the
painful operations Of using these instrumental dso'nz stone iu The
Bladder and al Of Inflammation Of the Bladder ard Kinys 10
tbIouic eases u Leuefcrhea aud Uterine diseases
Tlnor. Soiss Hard LumTs aud Syphod Ulcers Dropy
10 vrreres Sore Throat Ulcers and iu Tubec u the Lungs
Gout Rteumatm Ricketts, 90 Mcrur DePostsit is these ter
nile q disease where the human body has become complete
and hour 81 existence torture wherein this great
remedy challenges sstOnshmen admiration Of the ok. II
such who're all the pleasures " existence appears ~ from the
and by s wonderful almost supernatural ,geBy
hopeless ls aud eIistHo, where this great
frrcly stands alone 10 s might and power
orus d.rasps that every less troubled
will and Few bottles the az
grayatd mrus sors permanent cure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
TIE FEEIAEa.

The Union Convention adjourned without
day yesterday morning at O'Clock after session last
ing from O'Clock Sunday morning new constitution
differing M no essential particular from that which gov
ened the party OF which NJ Savage was the cher
utive excepting in regard 20 the appointment OF officers
was adopted. Mr. Savage reelected G. y y n and
made speech expressive Of his thanks for the honor con
Gerred. Committee appointed drnft an address
To the Irash people all the world detailing the efforts
for bringing about union, and fixing the blame az
failure on the shoulders Of those who refused 10 iou
Speeches were then made by Col Beirue Wasbn zion
". C.; Col Brown. BGSLOn, Mass, and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01

Drake numbers members and VII he 'e9ompane p, m
hards Brigade Band The SOLDIER Neefah Ii"n
hOnof ''"'tN
Procession. eoiupa1y has r. suptJ 10 pioi dfi
LONG BRANCH. " JIM. Coggn, wei known
dleft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
Ian Oulrem ~ !

Every Physician in the city. Every Clergy
t livery Lam,r il the city, ana "a u'u 81
Special Soies on The subject MAhs toase rus Ali
hlcu8lgs y.yturr Curative Method.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01

~ -
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES
PAID FOR
Old NEWSPAPERS PAMPHLETS BOOKS. spd WASTE PAPrE
Of every description
STOCKwELL G EMERSON,
40 25 ANN.sr. SEwYoRK.
OFFICE OF FIFTH AVENUE STAGE.
COMPANY,
NEw-YoBK, April u, 1868
To tie GoOdnough Horseshoe CO@s-
pony, No. % Dcy-st@
We have used several hundred
kegs of your shoes, to date, with,
perfect success.
1st.-Our horses do not fall or
Broadway, as with the old-fashiOned
shoe. This fact alone is an im--
mense saving of time and horses.
and warrants any company or own
ers of horses who are compelled 70
travel on Broadway to adopt your
shoe.
ID. - We have discarded tho
round-bar shoe, also the broad-web
shoe, and find our horses shod on
yOur principle, with your shoe, work
with greater ease than when other
wise shod, as they save great ex-
penditure of muscular force, from
the fact that the animal retains his
footh0ld.
3d.-We hail with great satisfac-
ton so great an improvement as a
good horseshoe upon Broadway and
the Belgian pavements, and advise
all owners of horses to investigate
it, as we have done.
ANDREWS & MCDONALD,
FVth-Arenue Omnibus Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01

VIM. Keyser native of Germany, aged 81
Gears; died suddenly yesterday morning at No. sos
tiShth-aye,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
LATEST SNIP MEMS
ARRIVED.

PORT OF SEw.YoRH.........,..Are. g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

QUITE a MATTER OF IMAGlNAT1oN.
The Register of yesterday says that
some OF the Radicals at West Liberty
struck the name of Samuel Bell from
the ticket and voted for Tom Cromwell
(colored) as Inspector of Elections. It
then proceeds 10 comment on the pecu-
linrity of tastes which led the Radicals
to such step. On referring to the vote
of West Liberty, as published by the
Register OF yesterday morning, we find
that Thomas Cromwell is accredited
with one Uote. There must be some mis-
take, an error in The proof for example.
Doubtless our friend of the Register
wrote zone" and the word was meta
morphosedinto "some." Perhaps, after
all, Thomas voted for himself in the
preparation of one of those gigantic
election frauds which are wont at in.
teryais to agltate the Democratic sys-
lem, .fs.. r.r-s---.s-I sl. = .....tz-.s. s. e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

STRUCK ny Observation-Disclosures
Glenn, a citizen of Guernsey county,
Ohio, was struck by lightning on Sun
day and was instantly killed. In COM
pauy with another man he was on his
way TO church and being overtaken by
a storm, they took shelter under "a
large tree. The charge passed the en-
tire length of Glenn's body, leaving its
track marked upon the surface and
pissed out at his foot .soorching to a
crisp the shoe which he wore. His
comrade was also struck by the same
bolt and badly parslyzed, though he
escaped with his life, &
Weare told by those from that Yicln.
ity that Barnesville experienced n Sc
we're storm on Sunday in which the
rain and hail were abundant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

PIoKPocKErs.-It was reported on
yesterday that Miss L. Mccoy was
robbed OF a pocketbook containing
some forty dollars, and bank check
for SO, at the st. james Catheral on
Sunday afternoon It seems that this
was not the only case OF pocket-pick-
ing which occurred on that day. Mrs.
Andrew White. who resides on Hamp-
don street, was deprived OF pocket
book by the light. fingered gentry when
coming out oESts Matthew'S church at
the close Of the evening service. The
amount taken.whsi In the neighborhood
oftwenty-five dollars, together with a
due bill dpr $500, The victim bears
the loss or the latter quite philosophi-
cally, intimaling that as she could not
collect the bill .hsz'seJ, she has little
fear ofthe thieves bein & able 10 do so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

BOARD OF REaIsTRATIoN.-The Board
OF Registration for Ohio county will
meet at the Court HpnEe on Thursday,
October %, ut l0.O'clock A. ~ All cases
of appeal from the township Registrars
will be heard and decided at this sitting.
The Board wiz receive the books from
the township Registrars and make a
ANAL inspection ofthe same, prellmina-
~ 10 the Presidential election. Those
who have not yet registered. or who
have business with the Board, would
do we'll to bear this meeting in mind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

GA. R.-Post No. 1s g.. a. R. was
organized at Warrington some days
ago with the following officers: Com
mander, J. T.. s. Hall: Vice Command.
er, R. N. Richardsoni Jr. Vice COM
mander, James j. linn; Adjutant, w.
j. Medley; @. NJ, a. B. Edmison, G.,
Thomas II. Trainer; L. M, R. w. Re-
ger @. NJ. s., Jesse Dancer o. D. VIM.
p. Davis; o. g.. J. s. Staley; Surgeon,
ID. L. Davis. ~. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

PRRJURY.--HnlIowell, who had a
hearing before Esquire Johnston on
last Saturday evening, .on charge OF
perjury, and who was discharged on
some legal bubble, was rearres,ed yes
terday and o'clock last evening set
for the trial of the case. The examine
ton resulted in Esquire Johnston's
binding the accused over TO Court in
the sum of $50 to appear and answer 70
the charge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

THE DISCUSSING COMMITTEE for the
Aremen's relief fund met on Saturday
evening at Col. Lists store. Only three
out ofthe five members were present;
and the committee determined not to
take any definite action Till the subject
should be further Investigated. They
meet again on tomorrow evening, but
will probably make no disposition, or
superintendent of the fund for several
DAYS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

TAxEs-We remind our readers that
the days of grace for the liquidation of
city taxes are rapidly drawing to a
close. City collector Scarborough as
sures the tax payers that after Novem-
ber 1st the legal ten per cent penalty
will be aided. sEf. OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27
The Merchants Protective Union :,
Mercantile Reference REGiStBFi

j
DIE .AIERCHANTis' 2 PRoTECITfrVVFI
1 UNIONl oreanIzed to- promote ana
protect trade, BY enabling is slhscFi. /
eovsfS 81 eiai9s S e al f Sai a nave Tie s.
publish In one iafes dtisff6 Soi5faes
The MERoHANIBss PRorFtYrTy7F5 TT.ro,,
MERCANTILE RRE1Rf Fs1tS5i3re i LION
tanning, among other things the NlSEs
szk0kE OF 6UaIS - AlEoUHT on CAPfTAI
49, Es5s-a6 StAb LANDING AND HATING A 10,
traders, s bankers, manu- setpIsSSsS
ana public companies In more than 81 10 al
thIopghopt The unitsd stale, tieir
torless and the British PToVinees or fsoStl1
tant Information attainalo7e and
g enable the merchant 20 ascerfnin Ssf.SS
S l4ree ~ me Sc 1 aARAcTER, and DE-
Sas-A5 VI GGEDtT Of such OF his eTistOfnefa al
...S feeestneo worthy of any Rradation So1-
~, ~ also NelnSpgper Dsei
~, Containing the tlte, Character. nfies
sLaa pace Of publication with fnii rai+fie1ss
~, ~ % each Journal, being Ieoi1
HE Ty5ItsS s y ne press OF every county In
/ a The reports and Information IxtTII,a .,,,-
OF citsand a. the same SvilIsfSs S.i ne
II as practicable uron the Wfftfen 100.
"a ~ ,, ll 1919 feyised dfd
= ~ dents. whose ehaFacter VII urf,,sA
t9aaIaniee Of the CORRECTNESS or the infor-
that the feports WIN prove moro - tfsS1
and ssompiste. and therefore, snperior To-
vlohsiy lsnea. " u H' man y, any pre-
BY aid Of the MERcARTTLE IRrrv.-,.,,
mes men WIN be In nj ~
q q glance, the eapttai ST,, sl, 20
S11 o. Sseoits, as compared with i,sncisI
800, ~ neafly every 1nefelaallf- r1a,1,S
seaeL, snadefp and banker, Within tEe 49,
n. - territorial limits, e-AS esOoNe-
sS II ~ ABOUT the fiFst Of each y,noYtt -
z5SaassL5 VII al.o receive HfdIiffI5 49,
arnougf Other fniTfS1S : -,
alel IN poftauf Cd ofl n ~ -
S,l1 c0nu1oons OF fms lifII,16l,i7l4t-s5
ssI9lltal - may occur guh1afnefif fS,Sfi-Ss
o. EACH haIE-yeaTlV voITIv1Sa N
- 1HHAQA1 gCrE rtSTese=1tsS-
Eas = L. el 1ne Merchants Union MeTeanfJIa
nsnee sAegister, z1ftv tiolIaf5 n NJ 4 To-
~, ~ :. VII Dc forwarded TO any .deTssSsa in
- Si5la.tsl = llll5 trluFp nafiiS~ET
,99lqer8 Of I'VE 30. siiafe5 S1f fl,,s fS,c,,d
: 1.,,.i4s ~ aadltiqn 10 partic1patinR in me
9.oAtlss VIII receive one eopy- m fI,r,A -,
~ s.iaAttE fE6ERENCE REGIsrrR free Of
enltEei holders Of ten 6lanra5 ~ :ssSSfsis9
~ CopleAs and no mora ffiflff ran sd5isyS9
5 81 ns S5pltai stock VIII pc aIlotted 10 any
/, 1,il Ieuaaittances, :ouIers, or conuuauutcais
~ ~, ~, I've 70 the book should be addfes5-
~ ~ 70 "a l!ae a1ernhantss Rrnfecfsye Union1ia
W. 11sA1tneE1can EXCHANGE Bank BniIdiag
: S A. - WY BOX 25B6 ISe5F York.
p ---4--. :. cS,sz-1sI1E5z zzg7.~
1850 ~ TONIC CUPS, nor aale &C d
) - . ~ - DRUG Store, No. I, Odd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

NOTARY PuBL1c,-Gov. Boreman on
yesterday appointed ". H.smith a
Notary Public for the county of Wood.
Also E. Day, was appointed Notary
Public for the county of Peasants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

No FEARS need be entertained as to
the results, you use the While Pine
Compound for your Cough. Weak
Lungs, or Kidney Troubles. 1t is GER
tain cure in almost every case. dew Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

Ir you need Truss, Shoulder Brace
or supporter-and one that's warranted
TO fit you've advise you to go to Ed
mund Bookings or Booking & Miller'sI
Drug Store, and We are sure you viii
be suited. z.s,,u ~ q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

COMMISSIONERS OF DEKDs.-Rufus h
McHary has been appointed Commits
sioner of deeds for the State of West
Virginia, at New York city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

IT Is NEVER roo LATE TO MEND,
neither is it too late to rid Your blood Of
a troublesome humor by the use of DR..
j. w. Poland's Humor Doctor. Very
pleasant to the taste. Sold by Laugh
lin, Smith q Co. e. = -. :. .d4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

Bass BAnL.--w While We are evidently
no nearer the grand tournament than
We were before. the champions OF
wheeling and Steubenville, have eff
fected judieious compromise, and we
are glad to learn that the friendly game
between the two clubs will be plsyedi
on Thurzday. So far as the sAiIl of
the twoclubs was concerned, there was
no reason'at all why the Battles should
not have won the last game, and 1t is
extremely probable that victory will
perch upon their hammer on Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

P1Aso TUNING AND REPAIRING care
fully and promptly attended TO by
leaving orders at sheib,s Music Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27
Rr1rp REsToaHpI 40 sraHT-DtsedsedI

BLIND RESTORED 10 Diseased
Eyes Cured.-on Wednesday,, Mr..
French Petit. of Jacobsburg, Belmont
county. Ohio called upon DR.. Barbour
at the Mcclure House. to show him how
well he could see, and thank him for
his sight. Mr.Pettit says he was blind
for twelve years, and can now seesa
well as any person. DR.. Barbour opeT
rated upon his eyes last fall, andre
stored the sight in less than a weeks
time. Such results are certainly re-
markabIe. This is only one OF the
many cases that we have already pub
lished ofhis success. z p = ~ - n "a
WHEELING, October q, 1888.
DBL. BARBoUR-Dear Sri am
happy to inform you that you have
been successful in curing my son of q
troublesome and Obstinate disease OF
the eye, with which he was afflicted for.
ten years. 49, - =, :
am truly yours. - -. -. q =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

tGRE1rRAr8ER THE SABBATH DAY TO
KEEP IT HoLLY."-Last Sabbath after
noon our worthy Mayor s. Brady Esq"
took It into his mind to walk out into
the neighborhood ofthe Indian Mound,
whether IL was like the Patriarch OF
old to "meditate at new tide" or gaze on
the autumn foliage, we cannotsay, how
ever he came in view of a large congre-
CATION of young men and boys playing
Base Bali in direct opposition TO the
above command, and realizing his Of
fetal position, and his personal feel
ings on the snbject he walked towards
the scene Of the players. In moment
there was a general skadadlei some
made over the creek, others up the val
ley. and through the tunnel, the Mayor
took his stand near the bridge and
beckoning to the few who remained,
collected a very respectful audience all
the time getting larger by the numerous
spectators falling in. BE then
addressed them in very mild and
gentlemanly manner relative to such
an open desecraHon OF the Lords Day,
and secured the promise ofsometwenty
of them that they would cooperate in
putting a stop to the like occurring
again. The young men treated the
Mayor with the greatest respect and
civility. -.ss..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

A FRESH lot Of those populDr nCnt
Jet Neckchains" just received at
Scott d HeDnegens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

AMERICAN and Swiss Watches IN
endless variety and at reduced prices
at Scott & Hennegen's Jewelry Store
l04 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

CAUGHT AT IAsT.-It wiz be remem-
bered that nearly a year ago, John R.
TrIslerl succeeded in escaping from the
West Virginia penitentiary, and until
within short, time, no clue has been
obtained to his whereabouts. Recent
ly he was discovered and arrested by
policeman in st. Louis, and now lies
inJail at that city, awaiting the arrival
OF ofiicers from this State to7taSe him
In charge. superintendent McFadden
started for ST. Louis yesterday, and
will bring TtisIer back TO serve out his
unexpired time. He will doubtless be
held to answer to a charge of arson in
attempting TO 1lrelthe peuitentIary al
-ihs fine Of his escape. '.''''-'''' ~ :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27

MEETING rs. THE FIRsr- WAND
Last night an interesting and enthusi-
astiO meeting was held in the First
Ward Hose House, The evening was
truly delightful and large numbers
were gathered for theparpose Of taking
a part In the exercises and listening TO
any addresses which might be offered.
In response to numerous calls John
Hubbard, ESD, delivered n fneat mud
taking speech which was cordially re-
eeiyed by tha,audienee.ss The people of
the First Ward are fully alive to the
Importance of the campaign and are
all active working Republicans, such
as Will make the mai 6ri u tel ~, No.,
Tuesday. - z - - ~
RoniGE counF.-:afosdaas1 a.. "a
the City Of Wheeling rs .1IeS ) 5t.;s5s5
disorderiy conduct Eined m, .,s5;
costs. = 80, - Is - &, = sssliy15I
cityps Louis Lewis, disorderly cS,,.
due. Fined land costs. 9 80
City rs Marks, disorderly condnct.
Fined SO. and, costs.
City Is Jane LaCount, prostitution,
Fined $40 and COSTS 80,
City gsJohn MalarlSas drnnkensss.
Fined 81 ana costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-27
YOUNG MEN

VINO have injured themselves by a cartain
practice, INDUCED in when alone, q habit fTe-z
Quently learned from evil companions, or al ,
school, the effects of which are nightly felf,el
even when, asleep, and, II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply immeCI htely.s -. T.
What pity that Young man, the hope off,
his country, the pride OF his parents, should
be snRiched nom. all prospects and anioy-N
mentS of Hfesbyu the Consequences or fleVia.I !
ling nom tho path OF hatnie, and indulglnq ;