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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-02

The JAPANESE gave another entertain
mcnt last evening before large audience
Little All Rights a host in himself The
slack rsPe performer is one Of the best in the
world, but insufficient space in the Thea.cr
.ietracts from the merits Of what that part Of
the perform otherwise would be. The
company will appear again at the Thearer
tonight. \ treat is in store for those who
have not YET witnessed their wonderful feats.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-02
THE DAILY APPEAL.

THE RACES YEsTEaD,Y The attendance
upon the races yesterday, was not as large as
1t ought to have been, although pool selling
was lively and the day was very fine. The
horses entered were Goal Oil Tommy" (the
Conner Horse) "Jim Glencoe" entered by
Ellison, Lex entered by Sine Barnes and
tom Marshall" entered BY Mr.. A. Il. Gard
ner. Before the race came off, however, Mr..
Gardner withdrew his horse. The Judges
drew for the position of the horses with the
following result: Glencoe" on the inside,
"Lex" second and Coal Oil Tommy on the
outside. The riders and horses were called
up to the stand about half-past o'clock, the
jockeys received their Instructions, and after
delay Of about ten minutes, consumed in
turning, they got a beautiful start, and were
tapped off. The Conner Horse led the race
to the half mile pole, where blood" began to
tell, and the long stock began to gain upon
him. They came down the home stretch
with Glencoe" in the lead, Tx" next and
Goal Oil Tommy" driving everything be fore
him. "Glencoe" came through the polls in
l.52i, and was declared the winner of the
race and money.
RECAPITULATIOS.
Carson City Course, September !, 1868.
Single dash Of ore mile, for purse Of $500 |
% per cent. entrance money added (making
purse OF $3.50.
Jim btencCe ......... | !
I
ICa! oIi Tommy = ,
The race to-day is mile heats, best two in .
three, free FOR all three-year olds in the State
at the time OF advertising, for a purse Of
$3.50, entrance money added. The following
entries have been made for thi, race: Jack
Conner enters b. 9. Gallinipper"; Robt
Lyon enters $. +. " TupSey"; Jimmy Holland
enters :. G o." Champion. This will be
beautiful race and viii afford heaps Of sport.
The track is in fine condition, and we NAV
expect large attendance.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-02

PERsoNAL.-A letter from Oreana, Hum
boidt county, to the Argent says Within
the past week our town has had several dis
tinguished visitors. Hon. Il. W. RAYMOND,
the successor Of ]. Ross Browne as L. $.
Mining Commissioned. also Hon. Q. n
N"teware, Secretary of State, and W. T..
Lockhart, Register cfthe Land Office at Car
son. The last two are here for the purpose
Of locating the lands donate the State for
educational purposes BY Concress, and in
cidentally examining our mines the latter
being the object Of rof. Raymond's visit.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-02

THE RIGHT TONE-The New York cor.
respondent of the Chicago Journal reports
that 1.-THE course Of the sun has made tina,
sheet extremely diStastely to Republicans,
and | hear of several who intend to drop i,
when their subscriptions run out To which
the Sun adds: As the Sun in this city and
the vicinity is sold only to dealers. who de-
liver it to regular buyers at twelve cents a
week, and nobody in this neighborhnod has
ever subscribed and paid for it in advance,
this correspondent would seem To have in
vented the intelligence he communicates.
HO" ever, this is flee land, and if any body
is di>plea>ed with the Sun, his remedy is
simple. Let him stop taking it, without de-
lay, and not wait for the expiration Of a SUBJ
scription which never existed.
Stand not upon the order of your going,
But &C at once
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-02
SfECIALlTIES.
PRICE AND GUARANTEE.

The largest ard mosi vatipd stock e Utttis.
m'h.s il'fhihE, Furnishing t,uuds, Ituntf, Iars
'ni N'l's's' ga the Pacific tuast, l'rf, atIt,lp
."' j. h',. ~ 'ur o~b manufacture, IL guatHns
iced. Having tuuttafts tlr,t with gfs.,s,,
hld Au"iictH Manufacturers - i.ra r, tas ~
ihurhy ti'rt a tA,Hg It fuily % trf rp,t IN
Wholesale dealers profits aud ATE iGus tile 4,
ohcf s"lotiet "ood' Al loss than ste,naatc ial,ss
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Or Mr.. GoRnAn the Spirit of the Times

OF Mr.. GoRHAM the Spirit of the Times
says No man in the State of California,
has more decided friends than Mr. Gorham,
and no man possesses to greater degree
\ than Mr.. Gorham, those attributes which
SO distinguished Broderick, of winning true
and staunch friends, and holding them to
I him with power, which seems to be mag
|netic. Mr.. Gorham returns to California at
peace with the entire people of the State
lie has no enemies to punish. He has a
higher duty to perform than sitting in dark
boom, connecting schemes wherein his op-
Froaents in his own organization may be
punished, bat he stands boldly before the
thousands coDgregated 10 meet h i'm, and,
without regard to personal onsideration
says " am ready to take warmly BY the
band every man who is friend to the coun-
try, and to greet with fraternal feeling every
msn who is a supporter OF cur noble nom
inees, Grant aud Colfax. His clarion voice
never rang out louder or clearer, or with
more decided effect, than when he uttered
the sentiment We have just quoted.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-02

ACCIDENT ON THE RAURoAD.-After go
Eng TO press, yesterday, we received the fol-
gowins dispatch:
SUMMIT, 3lst-5:i0 I'm.
Daily Trespass: Freight and construction
! rains collided near Pollards this afternoon
Several men were severely injured-one, i. is
bought, fatally.
The collision took place on the other side
sf the summit, and before the up train with
express. mails and passengers, had come
past Pollard's. 1t occasioned DELAY in the
delivery Of the mail and express. The train
reached Reno at about $50, and was not dis
ribuied here till near l2.-Trespass, lst
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-02

GossIP ABoyT TIE ROYAL FAMILY.-
ExalLior, the London correspondent Of
tie MoInine Gail, tells the following Our
i;ttle Gaeen is again upon the move. Her
Majesty is never SO happy as when travelling
about, and IN" Is now preparing for a tour
in Switzerland. She Is supposed to have
saved Up 4 fortune of nearly twenty millions
II dollars one fourth of which she received
from an Odd sui,er, who Thus disinherited his
family and lett them in indulgence. Now, with
Al! her we ain. bvevsr, she is not happy
In addition 10 being at variance with her
eldest soa, she is now on terms equally dis
s0rtiant with the Princess o. Prussia, her
eldest daughter. The Princess of Hesse,
her second daughter, is supposed to be the
cause of this, and being remarkably poor,
1t is said she has already caused her eldest
,ister TO be disinheri ed. Wales, is disin-
heTitei, too, i'll consequence Of his pcccadil- |
los ; and Prince Alfred with Prince Arthur |
are about to be so, for similar delinquencies |
The PRINCESS Helena will, it is understood, |
some in for slice, because she obediently |
to marry man old enough to bs
her father, who had other merit than
that he signaly resembled, in personal ap-
pearance, the late Prince Albert; but the
rest Of the family are likely to fare i'll, and
the little scheming Princess of Hesse to
come in for possession of almost the whole
IF the royal "poSie," Cor purse) now amassed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-02

PRESIDENTIAL ELECToRs.-Suppose all
the States are allowed to vote for President,
there will be 3l9 votes in the Electoral Col
lcge Of 1869. as follows:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-02
GOODS MADE TO ORDER.

" th' accommodation e su,h a. nav desire,
W. have SECUTED ~. ices uI "A f,i, hiatt, l,,,
p'hh cutter, aud aic prepared q tuplr an ti,Is
E"",s ~ - j. splrii,r a. any uiLrf ittifo 90 ne
cast shuts, IIes' ,oilaff, etc, made ~ oi,l,t
at short notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

CHILDREN's JUnILKR.-The children
connected with the Presbyterian Sab
bath School In Bridgeport have been
for sometime busily engaged in maxi
ing preparations for grand entertain
and toll will be offered TO the public on
Christmas Eve. Many of our citizens
will remember the handsome entertain-
lnent furnished last year by this school,
and we are told that the one to come
OF Mt the time designated will be fully
rs delightful, IL It does not excel it, We
trust scores OF our people will go over
and see how our Buckeye neigh5ors s.st
up such affairs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

SUCCESSFUL HuNTIEa PARrY.-Yes-
terdRy, MessTs. Judge Cowsn, Ross Il.
Alexander, Charles n. Arrick. X. NJ.
Clark and Daniel McNeal, of ST. Glars.
vile, passed through the city en- route
home from a hunting expedition in
Laurel Hill, eight miles east OF Union-
Town, Pa. The party succeeded In kill
mug S'E deer in I'VE days hunting, which
may be regarded as pretty positive
proof mat these gentlemen understand
the business aud are none of your no.
vices IN the woods. They were Extreme.
~ fortunate in seentiug the services of
Col s. 81. Smith, OF RrownsviIIs ss
their leader, anu we Rr0 informed mai
the Colonel knows every deer CROSSING
III that range of mountains for man
miles North and South. He Is, hesides
polished gentleman. The psrty
speakin the highestteFms of tho t6lniiS
7SsottaSe,' kept by Rarrisom WieHans
rue ARE tnrnlshed Is evefSthfng,thl
eEAest epicnre -couid desire. and tn
PpsttFlng eneet Of tfampihg over IA
NUS and scrauiblins over the r.,...l.a
IN ontiS be realized by those who INV
sqs ", ~, The trop hies Of the 81 I'M o z ON
- saSsyes y stfarcds Were taken over 4
~ Vleissyille last esenIur!. : 80 ;
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PRICES REDUCED !!

lH 5l3 a5Si.isda 20 s5iileiGt 6sla
alas.las aiTl no ,oaais.nad hlG sr.} r'
HiiilreH -1G7e.uH, = 5iil 20 3g9 % squi
l. ai1j1 fadI % s.lth' l3usGl iifsl hn.
I esH ff l5iInl - God 2iotl7s ~
81. aoiigus tt7 ,itaii1n3 4. sue
.sE.H55 ssuiI. 500 .ffI lr gE' Ii9uni idi
{ FIJI u5ssil 7siia51 71Hfo SCI loot Y
I .aft st5 l.srsfpi1 l1rtis 7zav b 10 as-Iol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

A DISTINGUISHED Methodist Minister
and prominent Temperance Lecturer
once remarked that go where he would,
from one end of the country to the oth-
er, he hardly ever failed to find Plan
TATIoN BITTRRs, and while he con-
ters too freely, he could not conseien-
tiously say that he wonld discard them
from the side board, for he himself had
experienced beneficial results from their
use, and that, from a long and close OBJ
servauon, he wac convinced that when
used moderately, and as medicine ex-
clusively, they were all that was recon-
Inended. Atthe same time he warned
his hearers not TO pull the cork too
often, for they were too pleasant a tonic
to trifle with.
NIAaSoLIA wATER-Superior TO the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

Dr.. LIdHrHiLL4This gentleman rel
turned to our city last evening, and
Will be found at his rooms at the Nc.
Lure House to-day and for several days
this week, q DR.. I3s. frstvtstt here was
si6natized by a ffording relief. to several
persons who had been afflicted for years
~ fth various rnaladies, and whose con-
dition had sl5een regarded as almost en-
IireSy hopeless. We doubt not his ar
rIyaf here will be hailed by others who
are now suffering with disease, and
they Will avail themselves of the ear
Hest opportunity to put themselves un-
der his treatment. To those seeking
relief, land who that is afflicted is
not ~ his rooms at the McLure House
win be open from this morning until
further notice. Special attention given
to the treatment OF the eye, deafness,
Catarrb, &c, dc. ~ ~ @ s1l; 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22
AFTERNooN sEssION.

The Board re-assembled at the hour
designated, present the same members
as in the morning.
A bill of Jacob HOnecker, for services
as constable In Richie township from
June 1867 to June 1865, for fees in cases
SO, was presented, and referred to the
Committee on FINANCE and Accounts.
A bill of John @. Porter, for postage
stamps, &c, amounting to 81 90, was
ordered TO be paid. ~
A bill of Absnlom Sample for three
days services in locating a road,
amounting to SO, was ordered TO be paid.
A bill OF s. +, Faris, for Sly so 10 re-
imburse him for reward and expenses
incurred IN re.capturing prisoners that
eScaped from Sail in March 1857, was
ordered to be paid.
The Report OF William Nichols, Sur
veyor OF roads, wasreceived and order
ed to be filed, .
A bill OF Absalom Sample, for.IhEee
| amounting TO $6,was ordered 10 be paid.
A bill OF p. u. Kimberly, for coal
furnished TO the Court House and Jail,
amounung TO S9l % was ordered to be
paid.
The Committee on Roads, to which
had been referred the report and vonch-
| ers presented by s. 8. Jacob, late SUI
perintendent, &C., reported that they
had been examined and fouud to be
correct, and the report of the Commit
tee was ordered TO be filed.
on motion ofMr. Miller, (Mr. McClel.
lRnin the chair,) Il was ordered that
when the Board adjourn to-day It be to
meet to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
"A bill OF William Atkinson for i've
days services in locating a road,
amounting to $40, was ordered to be
paid.
a bill offs. +. Farls. for dieting pris-
oners in jail, services of fireman, &C.,
amounting to Sl6S 80, was ordered TO be
x bill of E. c. McCausland, for three
days services in locating road
amounting to 5000. was ordered to be
paid.
| A bill of Samuel Oldham, for three
days. services In locating road
amounting to "a. 90, WAS ordered to be
paid.
]. A bill OF William Clohan, Justice in
Webster township. for fees in case Of
the State rs: Vim. Frederick, charged
Win grand larceny, amounting TO &c, so
was referred to the Committee on FL
nance and Accounts.
The bond OF =. y. Jacob, as SuperIn.
: tendent, on motion, was cancelled. nnd
the money in his hands unexpended
was directed to be pqidt TO hts successor
! A. II. Jacob.
, A bill of II. b. McCord, for surveyiul
and making diagram of road, amount
ing to Sl2 so, was ordered TO be paid.
: Upon application, Daniel Biggs wa
l released from the payment of the take
: OF 1865 on 20 acres of land heretofoT
5 supposed TO be vacant, and patented I,
: Benjamin Biggs; and it was oriere,
1 that the entry on the Assessors book
a be erased and the erasure certified l
9 the Auditor of Public Accounts.
On motion OF &. s. Jacob, the Boar
adjourned until this morning at J
'- O'Clock.
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OFFICE wnKEnRn & WILSON'S
= u - 1pFuTnSEaL NThCFITN5Ess

No 90 MArS ST., WHBEIINa, w. VA
Ladies' using the Wheeler d Wilson
Sewing Machines are earnestly request
ed to leave immediate notice at our Of
flee whenever they are out of order or
any Instructions In sewing are desired.
Our interest not being second TO that
or purchasers, in their successful ioper-
alton, we hold ourselves In readiness,
at ali times, to render any necessary
and practicable assistance. t
We are particularly DESTROYS that
every machine in Wheeling and Ylcini'
" should be used successfully and give
entire Satisfaction; and for this purpose
areiwilling to spare neither pains nor
expense. r-a-t 60.
Parties living at a distance please
communicate with us by mail.
Respectfully, &C.,
I-gfst tsi-stE Hss.a WIN. SUMMER d Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

Rus oFF.-The horses attached to n
bpicher's wagon started or at high
Ihe Hospital IN North wheeiinS.W
Nothing occurred 70 mar their enjoy
ment OF the performance until they
reached the corner OF Madison and Main
streets, when in turning up the former,
they collided with n telegraph post,
reducing the wagon to a wreck and
freeing themselves from II. They con.
tInued the race, nnaccompanied with
the music of rattlinR wheels, mp Madi-
son TO Market, up Market TO Adams,
where they Were brought to halt
We were told that the team took fright
from the explosion Of IRE crackers In
the hands of some small boys in the
street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

FIREAYesterday ABOUT one O'clock
an alarm of fire was sounded which
brought out = portion OF the IRE depart
Inent very promptly. The property.
Threatened with distraction was the
hat store ofthe Messrs. Harper, on the
corner of Main and Union streets.
When the fire was discovered by some
parties on Rssteamboat at the LANDING,
the bell of the steamer was rung 1nrl-
ously, and The news soon spread over
that portion OF the city, Fortunatsiy
the discovery was made BEFORE Lhe
flames had got fairly under headWay;
The prompt application OF q few pals
fun Of waller arrested their progress. A
high wind prevailed at the time, and
but for the timely discovery and the
activity displayed in supp the
| deyouring element, It might have been
! our dnty 10 record q. disastrous GONNA
grafton: We learn that;the fire original,
i cd from the burning Of some light ana
yery combnslble fuel IN the Building
adjoining the Messrs. Harpsrs on the
west. slissls-7e -. 20 't.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

TRAINS VETERINARIANS learn that
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company has discontinued the train
that formerly lets Bridgeport about IL
reached that place about half.past nine
O'Clock +. n, The reason assigned for
the withdrawal of these trains Is, the
extremely limited number OF persons
travelling on them. We shall, Therefore,
be able to get to Pittsburgh from this
city but twice each day for the present.
We trust the cause for their dIscontin-
uanee will be but temporary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

TIUkftU FsLiVVi WH5 OINI5IS CO 20 %, % % PaIIu.
s. S. Jacob, former Superintendent oil
the Eastern division of the Wheeling,
presented his report, together with the
vouchers Tor the monies expended un-
der his supervision, which, on motion,
were referred TO tho committee on
Roads. sifHtH
ON motion the Board took a recess
until 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

Doors AND SRoEs.-We direct alien
ton to the advertisement of w. l..
Badger, boot and shoe dealer, "a Monroe
street. Mr.. Badger designs closing out
his present stock and TO do so speedily,
will offer such bargains as are rarely
met with. BE declares that he will not
be undersold by any house in the city.
There is no need of any one going bare
footed, as you can get boots or shoes at
almost your own figures. Call in and
see Mr.. Badger. Youmay save a weeks
wages in u few minutes.
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.bjiq 3aaz ral aenfdaca sai4Tss
County and State Officers,
RANGERS,
and MANUFACruRRRs

Are requested 10 examine our
LARGE STOCK OF PAPERS;
which we warrant tobe ofthe best
mAlaHial IN ma. -.
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P POM = Z CooUJiRRrLYesterday morning

/ PoIdoE Yesterday morning
the attendance at the police court room,
was quite large. The following cases
were disposed OF: VIM. r. Bowman,
assault, SO and costs; George Eckharts
assault and bat9ery-compIainant re.
fused to prosecute; Sweeney Bell q
Co.. receiving coal without being weigh
ed. So and costs; Marshall q Albert, sell
ling coal without weighing 50 and
costs John Jones, indecent exposure
or his person, 81 and COSTS 51dist5 20,
There seems to be some mlsunder-
standing among our citizens in regard
to buying and selling coal. An effort
was made at a recent meeting oil
the city councilto permit 9conntracts
made for coal prior 10 the passag Of
the ordinance requiring IL 10 be weigh
ed, 10 be filed. The proposition passed
in one branch of the council but failed
in the other. We are Informed that
thisis the status of the case at present.
Sellers and buyers should be on their
guard while the ordinance remains as
lat is. icua Tfs aGl 5Ie.H
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MORE Fighting Roostera at Pault'a.

ATTEND THE NATIONAL BUSINESS
UNION HALL, MAIN ST.,
Terms PAYABLE IN ADyANcE.-For the
fnIl course in Bookkeeping and PEN
rn6nship, including the English Bran
ches IL desired, $40. Students can COM
plete the entire course evenings alone.
Rooms open from 9tto IL A. M, 2 to 4
and z to9 p. NJ For further informa-
tion call at College rooms or address
...sufao IS. I.iMoCoY, Principal. ts1a
54fIy.z---. -. gTHieeIia0. ". Pa. 8.
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wAsu1NeToN HALn.-The imperson.
atoms of two Of Shakspeare's greatest
Snafacters, by Emily PenIstan, did not
IN consequences of other enterTRfnmenfs
IieEiesAng. We are requested 10 call
attenuon TO the advertisement for this
evening" and we have learned that ar
engagements have bean made TO insure Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

KILLED.-on Sunday last, at a point
about TWO miles from GuyAndotte, Mr..
William B. Moore, formerly Sheriff OF
Cabell County, was shot and Instantly
killed by man named West. The
difficulty originated about q note held
by Moore agatnst West. West had not
been unprecedented at last accounts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

BIoND & BAcHs1AN have the. best and
largest assortment of EadIes', Misses
and Childrenss Shoes that Rfe kept in
the city; and as to prices they can sell
them cheaper than they can be bought
anywhere else in this town..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

o1ERaYMkN. and all others troubled
with Throat ana Liver Complaints, will
do well to try the White Pine Comp pound.
1t is and effectual in removing pain
and irritation. For sale by all Drug
Rists in New England. A5t4 dow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

! A NEW AND sUPIERiIoR sTocK.-we
are receiving new. stock of Ladies',
Misses and Childrensi extra high cnt
best Philadelphia make and of the best
material, at 10Y Main street. !scas al
ss9rfgi,1ofa. blond q BACHMANS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

i.OUR YOU'VE MRN.n-A very inter
eRlIng subject and one that will be
ably presented by the Rev. Mr.. Cullls,
ut Fourth ST.. 81. Z. Church Tonight.
We understand that special arrange
ments have been made 10y the choir TO
furnish choice selections of music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

THE mail closing heretofore for Pitts
bnrrh and the East al 10 A, a., will
heTea fter close at 1890 and p. NJ, in
consequences of taking OF the ii a. NJ,
train in the Cleveland g. PItlsbprgh
railroad -tsI -..5Grs =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

PRRsoNAL.-aiSjor Woodruff, editor
OF the Arkansas GhzeLte. published at
Little Rock, was In our Office yesterday.
The Major, It h said, gets out a No. i
paper, which has 1ust entered on its
flttleth year. II. ,---.si ssi
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CoNnpssIONEE.oF sDBEDs.-=Governnr
Foreman, yesterday, appointed W. Il.
Wiley, ESD, oil iJInesster, Pa. Las. conn "a,
Pennsylvania, ~.-. 81 -.5.,r.,..r.,
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GoLD.-As will be seen by ADVERTISE
ment, Oxtoby 81 Dufield, jewellers, 1o3
Main street, announce receipt OF fine
goods for holiday presents. Their
pearl jewelry sets are as fine as ever
brought to this city. while their other
goods are rich and handsome. See adj
yertisement, and give them a call.