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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

AL am a firm believer" says Dr.
Cuyler, 'in the moral and spiritual intlu-
ence of an open fire, To make home at
tractiye, there must be somewhere in the
house a common rendezvous; and that
ought TO present more radiant attraction
than a black hole in the floor, through
which hot air pours forth from subtcrra-
mean furnace. Men will fight for their
affairs and their fircsides; but what orator
ever invoked a burst OF patriotism in be-
half Of steampipcs and and registers: |
never cease to be thankful that was
brought up beside the hickory fire of d
rural farmhouse
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

- Minnesota had four post-nfires in
1888. 1t has now five hundred and thir-
ty-eight
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

- An old gentleman in Arkansas re-
Gently presented himself for registration
with his two sons, and the eldest of the
latter was asked by the clerk if he could
write. NO, sir" chimed in the old man,
Il am happy to say my sons cannot write.
When was boy my. parents sent me to
school, and after | had got a little start in
the world | endorsed note for man.
and it cost me all my property | then
made up my mind that no child of mine
should learn to write"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

.3Y Ny dear, what shall We get for
dinner to-day :" Zone of your smiles, So
replied the husband; Il can dine on that
any day" But | can't" said the wife
Then take this" said he giving her II
kiss and departing for his office. He re-
turned to dinner This is excellent,
said he, what did you pay for it =. What
you give me this morning, said she. "The
deuce you did - said he, Then you shall
have market money the rest Of the time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-16
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE fol-
! lowing is the official report from Commo-
dOre Sands, Superintendent OF the Naval
| Observatory, 10 regard 10 the recent me-
| teOric showers, received at the Navy De-
| paTtmcnt this evening:
WASHINGTON, November Il, 1868.
SIR: I have the honor to submit the
following preliminary report Of the me-
| teoric shower of this morning: During
the evening OF the 18th inst. there were
no greater number of meteors to be seen
than are usually observed on clear nights,
until about ii pm, when there seemed
| TO bs an increase in number and brill
liancy, though not sufficient to indicate
| the beginning OF shower. AT midnight
the number had considerably increased,
and the prevalence of trains was gener-
ally noted. At thirty-five minutes past
midnight the Observatory party, con-
1isting Of Prof. Eastman and Messrs.
Harrison, Frisby and Hsys, bryan
to count meteoTs and to SPOT the tracks
# the principal once. AT 1876 over 800
meteors had bsen counted. They were
quite brilliant, having green, blue or red
trains. Thus far the display had not
been confined to any portion of the sky,
out most OF them were il the northern
and southern heavens, scarcely in posi-
ton 70 be placed in the star chart. Many
O: the trains were visible several min
utes; one lasted ten minutes, and traces
near b Ursa Minor were seen 80 minutes
after the appearance Of the meteor. At
ter I:50. Prof. Eastman, assisted by MIR.
Harrison, devoted his time TO mapping
and noting time of the aH1aritlon Of TIE
principal meteOTs, and Nsucceeded Ia
sketching tracks Of about so during one
hour and 40 minutes. Four hundred
have been counted, and afterwards
successive hundreds were observed in
The following intervals. The inter-
rails are here given by Com. Sands
observations, and we're continued until
sitter six 3. "a, at which time there had
been counted 507S. at 2:20 am. Prof.
Mum and son joined the party Of OBJ
servers and assisted in counting meteors
in the western heavens. During the
whole display there we're many meteors
seen in the west, but from five TO six
the number were about equal IN the
east and west. The time of maximum
frequency was about five hours, when
they fell at the rate of 250 per hour. The
radient point was quite well defined
during the latter end of the shower, and
was found by estimation to De l49 de-
grees in right ascension, and twenty
minutes thirty seconds IL defamation.
The trails were unususlly brilliant, pre-
seRting the various green, orange, blue
and red, and remained visible for an un-
usual time, and frequently al could be
seen at ones.
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ST LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, November 1.-THE Times
Of this morning says about thirty young
men, under the leadership Of two or
three old flibusters, held meeting here
last night, and an organization was ef-
fscted with view TO raise an expedition
to Cuba.
The Bunker Hill (nl.) Gozette states
in substance that in barn attached 70 s
place where g tavern has been kept for
years, in the vicinity of that town, the
remains OF three human beings have
been found buried beneath the h9Or, Gad
that the skeletons OF five other men, sup
posed to have been murdered, have been
discovered in the neighborhood OF the
same premises. The ihn-keeper is sus-
pected OF having been engaged IN rob.
berry and murder for years. The Ga
zsste says he mas been arrested, and is
now in prison waiting trial, bail having
been refused.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-16
FOREIGN.

LONDON, November IA. The sky was
clouded last night. No meteors were
seeR.
MADRID, November 1.-THE provis.
ional government has declared Ell Span
ish colonial ports free. Anchorage du-
ties are abolished.
BERLIN, November 14.-C0unt Sonde-
gs!tz, the PrussisD Em bsssadOr at Paris,
has resigned. Won Werther, the present
Minister to Austria, has been appointed
to fill the vacancy.
LISBON, November 14.-The msil
steamer brings later news from the seat
CT war. The all,ed army was before
Augussors Tie PaTsgusysLs came cut
in force and attacked it, but were re-
pulsed with q loss OF $50 killed and
wounded 1t was fully confirmed that
President Lopez has shot bis brothers
BeDjsnie ana Henzid. Many Of Lopez
troops are deserting.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Novemb Der I4.-In the
contested election cases before the Court
Of Common Pleas to-day, : motion was
made by the Democratic lawyers % quash
the petitions on the ground that the affi
davits are defective. The Court fixed
Friday next for the argument on the mo-
ton.
A building used for winteri1g Fore
paugh's menagerie was totally destroyed
By fire to-day. Several valuable animals
were consumed, and others escaped into
the street, causing great alarm, but did
no damage. A large African lion was
caught in the street by throwing over
him box used for making mortar. 4
leopard rushed into house where there
we're several women and children, but
the beast wss much frightened and took
refuge in cellar without biting any one.
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Notice.

TIME undersigned. administrator ofthe estate
j Of John n johnson. deceased, by virtue OF
A order Of tre honorable PIUuaJe Court o.
ArEansaS county Elil proceed 20 sen l1e Iea1
.sgfst- % 4 said Johu u. Johnson, which consists
IA ~ acres Of land in Arkansas county Z ear
AEr Adsrns n The D CHEST bidder said sale TO
= k place on she premises Of the lste de-
ceasec. near III Adams, on the PATH DAY
or NOVEMBER A. T., lSS. credit
Of twelve months viii be given by
Tne purchaser. executing his bond with two
good aud approved securities, with a lien re-
fsilel upou the property for the payment 81
ths ssr15. There are one hundred acres cleared
land good double lC= houses and ont houses
SAMUEL =. JOHNSON,
rov1l lqrsy Administrator.
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CAN ADA.

QUEBEC, November I4.-His Excel
Iency l. rd Monck and family sailed by
S. S. Victoria this morning. The usual
compliments were paid him.
Charles Wyndhsn has been sworn in
IS administrator of the Government. Il
is stated on good sutsority that the new
Govern or General will leave England
sooner than wss expected. It was
thoug1t probably he may arrive by the
Steamer Austrian, due here in few days.
Toe Dominion Pfivy Council left for
OsUa "a this morning,
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 14.-TheTe
was an extraordinary meteor shower
here last night, commencing about 1890
o. 10. and lasting nearly an hour. A. 2
q nc. the display riysled Ia splendOr that
Of November IA, 1867. Several meteors
left trails Of light distinguishsble foT
many seconds. The general direction
appeared to be from east TO west.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-16
NOTICES.
For Rent.

LARGE AND COsfAIODIOUssi RE Of
n Front Row, between Conrl and sf-rsOns
suitable fo- Provisions, etc.-oue OF the bas-
stands 10 The city. Also q splenold large front
Cottos OEce, over the same.
Aup'vto J. J. ANDREWS,
novTstT Commercial Hotel.
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For sale.

NN SATURDAY, DECENBEE lsrH, win
I J sell q The highest bidder, st E2sOu's De-
Dot 4 Tract Of Land containing 4i2 Acres, sii-
Tate5 in Tfuton county. two E22tea HDTth OF
Mason s Depot. Terms Il ade kr own 81 tine OF
sale. q. r. ana J. !. SHERRODr
novls law4w"v AdminlstTatoTf,
T1OR sALE-A Tvo-S1ory Frame Cottage
4 Residence npleteiy fU-l,slsc- House
and .urnitUEe almost new Very dsslraoly ST.
y,sted-oa LEASED grounds, lsase having eight
wears 10 run. \ bargain is offered Address
Lock-bcX 25s, city. now -
T10R sALE-A frst-clsss LiSullery, Ma
4 clluesy. etc. etc , entirely new, ana II
GOD order. VII te sold low II Immediate ap-
pIicstiou Is made. Apply 70 Denis Sa1tol,
Randolph road, north or " OH river bTt9ge, or
Fl Rrftt5f's Ale House. IS Front novn IN
T-Og SALE AT 4 BARGAIE.-A beautiful
Z BUILDING lot on Poplar ST. e5t extended
Also, FARM q. z51a acres on zane creek;
4. A. MONIEOMth1s
move salpgscs, cotton Press.
TOR SAIE.-A good secondhand STEAM
saw MILL ana fixtures, al con- fiete. IN
ouire OF Hengy 7. Joue A-7.l' I % " In.C mar
T1soo, deceased, at tIeIInsntSlsSl I y Terms.
,,.rI rew4gs OF ". c. HaTrisJn, decd
CrB-EpAP- LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- So a. Eas- TEEEs-ay tsnds, n1lles
80 ~ fIs cfEr. are COR sale, On terms . salt
purchasers. f0r casl or o., any lIne-lfo5l. me @
to ten ysars- and in any qua. MY StLo-. 2 - -
10 SlJ. Ny residence, with from = 70 = S - =
land VIII es sold st great bsrgaici 'oi -,
OF on the 1susl terms. Apply 70 myself, O. ,--S
premises o. 70 8oyster, ITszavaul q Co., NJ
fel7 n. Il. IRRELEVANT,
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NnrfnR.

ATthe next CDscembeTJ term OF the County
"A Court Or Snelby county viii ppiy 70 the
sad J1..!7rt 70 have an 4 IGuinist-at1r appointed
upon the esiste o. william Eos=, decessed
+. =. RCSS.
November 2. 1855 novl0 law4ws
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NOTICE

nERSOyS having bUsinr IS wit7 rs viii ind
L curAEeut Sir. K. ". BRADFORD, Iul' au-
fhorIz-d 10 make settlements. sr lHs store OF
Hessss. 4. Naccsro O Co.. Szz From street.
novs I'm W Il. BILL q co.
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Flutsng.
Fludng
FIuting.

s rny huting Is acknowledged 70 be supe.
a Tior to all ether iutiug done n the city, I
1riti Inform The Isdies Of our cify tsat am pre-
,,srsd 70 duie veivets aces, ribbons, cloths 2hd
an kinds OF goods rom one 30 Lfteen inches
vide. Mf8- Ari-y. A. Hlr5Lhtss
No I6 Hill street, one door north Of Alabama
street. ~ nOYl5lW
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LUM BER, ETC.
LaE29I6er.
L9L91IUeT,

OLDEST lumber merchants IN the south
Nard established Ia Memphis lSs.. BUild-
Ing Material Of all lndE. dressed add rough
Flooring Doors, Shingles, Ceiiirg Blinds,
Lsths herboardlng, GlGzed Sash, Fene-
ing. We con't intend 20 be undersold- 4ard
and office loot Washin zton street, near river.
seulS ddw8un NJ. r. q J. W. COCHRAN.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, November IA brill
liant nlsteorie shower was observed here
Rt / s.m.
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nAScNIC.
I0somic -ErDstlsfon.
Masonic Expulsion.

OFFICE OF HAMILTON LODSE,
No. $50, =. a. NJ,
MEMPRIs, tenn, September II, 1858.
THIS "a 20 notify all men, and psriieu;arly
1 the Craft, that y AVID i. CL0RE was, on
the Ilth day OF April, 1883. expelled from AL
the rights and privileges of Masonry by Eam-
ilton Lodge. No. s99, for uRmssonic conduct,
and the action OF said Lodge was ratified BY
the GTand Lodge Of Tennessee at the lsst An
uual Communication.
HENRY +. LYNN, ". N.
Attest JOHN W. GRAHAM, s.sc'y, pro TEN.
All papers friendly to the cause Of Masonry.
will please copy. OclS I'm
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FOR REwT
Eoz SALE

EyOR sALE.-spafgHt. Dohneli g E01-aan
undersigned. IS attorneys OF W. 3 R1dmaD, j,
a~s az hcrizsd TO sell ard convey Judge Rod
msu's Interest in sad lanes. Persons desir0us
10 purchs- e z 5Od lsnds viii please call on the
undersigned and learn Terms which y III be
accommodating. Il Z. HEATH and A n.
LEWIS, SIS second street uovif II
TyOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY OR
z SUBUEBAN PROPER REX.-0ue oI tue best
COTTON PLANTATIONS on the ST Francis
river. six miles west C5 Council Bend, on the
Mississippi river. containing 1852 acres, abont
500 IN cCl1ivstion. Dwelling, Gin Hucze, and
all out houses. This place Is as high as any
place on the river. and viii make q bale 70 me
ace. Il Is 8 very superior place Gnu very
ero)i trade viii he gwen. Ine - Francis rIvsz
packets Land al The place twice 8 week.
u A. STDEALL.
novis Nv az Main street. Mem stis.
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ALBERT PIX, CHARLES y. ADAEs, L. 4. PIKE
PIKE, kpAsss & PIKE,
ktt0rReys, Solicitors s Pr0et0rS

TvE,yD 70 cases IN The different Courts SIT
"a ting at Memphis sun In the river counties
sf Arkansas
EFTha| senior partner win hereafter espe-
ciRIIv attend 70 case in the Supreme COurf Ol
Tennessee. and IN the Supreme Court and
Court OF Claims OF the United St=tes at Wesh-
inRton, being Of the firm OF PIKE & JOHN
son. Of that city.
Ofhoe In the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
sOrner Of Court aud Second Etr6etss
AFRrRr sTEE RoRERF ". JOHNSON.
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PIKE & JoHEsoN.

TYHTs hrn VIII prs ctice in the United States
Saprsme court End Court OF Claims, ana
will attend 10 the Iecov cry OF debts, aCcOu uts
and claims against the Govern ufsnt or indl-
vidusis and % business before Congress or in
the Departments.
The senior metnb Der OF the FIRM Gate OF the
Memphis A ppesii has long been known - The
highest courts Of the country and the junior
has had large experience in departmental and
other business Guiiug many years Of public
service fn the House and Senate. They ofIef
may need them Jy3-sepl0 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-25
TR1AnELPH1A. Anr. 21. 1ss8

Pursuant to previous notice, a num-
Der of the citizens of Triadelphia town
ship met at Lawson's Cottage Hotel
for the purpose of organizing Grant
and Colfax club, and organized tempo
rarily by appointing j. K. Sisson chair
man, and w. G. Stewart secretary.
On motion the following committee
was appointed on permanent organiza-
ton: Jacob Hornbrook, John Ferrel
and r. S. Hopkins.
Said committee brought in a report
recommending one president, ten vice
presidents, one secretary and two as
sistants corresponding secretary and
a treasurer, a finance committee of
three and an executive committee of
five, and that the following persons fill
the positions:
PreSident-James Vance.
Vice PreSidents-John Pearson, Thos.
Thornburg, Thos. Henderson,, George
Boring, John Erskin, David Armstrong,
Hugh Milligan. s. b. II. Carter, Isaac
u Blanchard, VIM. Faris.
Recording Secretary-Robert Arm
Assistunts-M. t. Foreman, W. c.
Stewart.
Corresponding Secretdry-Jno. Ferrel.
JTeISIITeT-k. s. Hopkins.
Finance Committee b. Springer,
Jacob HornbrOOk, Arch waddis.
Executive CommInee-James Teter,
John Weis, James Elliott, Geo. She'll
house and l.. u. SissOn.
On motion, 1t was resolved that the
proceedings be published in the Wheel
ing INTELLIGENCER.
JAMES VANCE, Presidcnt.
ROBERT ARMSTRONG, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-25

MUNICIPAL CoURT.-This Court met
yesterday at tho ususual hour, and
held a morning and an afternoon ses-
sion. We believe the only business
transacted, outside OF granting natural
ization papers, was the continuing of
the case of A. @. Good 81 Co. as. Zach.
Wheat, until the next term. a regular
land office business was done in issuing
final papers to those who had declared
their intentions two years previously
to become citizens of the United States.
We believe the following list COM
prises those who were put through yes
terday: John Linden, Martin Linden,
John Nau.: Leach Bodley, Cornelius
Kriter, Gerhardt Faust, William Koer-
ner, Patrick Rogers, Martin McTique,
Henry Beliker, Hugh Deyers, James
Kelley, Thomas Murphy and Patrick
D. Carroll.
We have ventured an opinion. found
ed on the best information we could
obtain ut the time, when the Court
would probably adjourn, but we de-
cline riskinR our reputation as a
prophet any further. After the event
has TRANSFERRED we will inform our
readers. An adjournment was had un.
til this morning at 10 O'Clock, "aud fur
Their this deponent saith not"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-25

RIVER NEws.-It was fearfully dull
at the landing yesterday. The river
has reached a point as low as it has
been any time this year. fosters
farm" could all be titled, and to be sue
cessful in raising crop the husband
man would have to adopt system OF
irrigation. There was only one arrival,
that of the Laura No. Q, and she left as
soon as possible, for fear there would
not be sufficient water to supply her
boilers. That or some other reason
caused her "to git'' out with common
dable dispatch. The Rover took her
departure for below. Whether she will
return, we did not ascertain. The Elk
failed to make her appearance from
SteubenyilIe. On her last trip down
she met with an accident which requir-
ed her to lay up here for repairs day
or two. She did not get away on Sun
day on herreturn trip to our neighbor-
ing city. The Forest City, at the hour
we visited the landing, had not come
up from Sunfish, nor could we learn
that she arrived after we left. We were
assureds that the Arrowline would de-
part for Parkersburg at IL A. NJ. to-day.
The wrecks of the steamers recently
burned at Cincinnati, were sold last
week on account of the underwriters.
The Ezra Porter was knocked of to
C. T. Dumont for $3.50; Delaware. to
Mr.. Mcdonald. S625; Pine Grove, toB.
F. Davidson, 5000; Potomac, to G. It.
Dumont, S625.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-25

PURCHASE ONLY THE BEST,-Ina Majority
of advertised bltters important ingredients,
the necessity Of which are plainly indicated,
are omitted, because of their high prices: in
Others, the proportions and combinations OF
the ingredients are in defiance OF all settled
principles OF pharmaceutical chemistry;
Others, AGAIN, are mere shams, made up OF
poor whisky slightly FILTERED with aIoes and
colored in such manner as to deceive the
unwary, and are so nauseattng as TO be I'M
remedy Is worse than the disease, while
DR.. Ro6dcES Stomach BitteTS to be just as re-
commended, one OF the best remedies extant
where a StoHIdelitc tonic and Sffn1uldHt are re-
quired- They never fail to strengthen the
weak, tmpart v1gor To the strong, and are, In
every particular just what a stomach bitters
ought To be. III on have symptoms OF Dye
pepsia, take them freely to aid Digestion II
you reside In bilious districts, they should be
taken as a sure prevention of Bilious EeYer
and Fever and Ague, Liver Complaint, Jaun-
dice, and in all that class OF diseases where
there is a general depression OF the nervous
system. loss OF muscular energy, weakness.
lnsSltude, want OF appetite, taintness, emily
sensations and aching of the bones, &C.
And, as n remedy for female weakness,
LetLchorToEd, or REIiLeS, RObdckS BnteTS have
no equal. They aIe prepared with 6peclAl
reference to this com plant, and act ike a
cnarm. A few days trial VIII satisfy the
most skepticAI of the real merits OF This
really valuable medicine
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
auRIS-Imd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-25

GRAPEs.-The crop of this delicious
fruit, in this vicinity, is represented to
be fine one, and the earlier varieties
have commenced to come into market.
Considerable quantities have already
been shipped TO New York and other
cities, and the prices realized, we doubt
not, are remunerative. We hear of a
sale of ten tons to two gentlemen of
this city, and another OF thirty tons to
a party in Pittsburgh, from the same
vineyard. The danger to the crop
from blight and mildew is now passed,
and should frost keep off, the revenue
from this production in this region will
amount to no inconsiderable sum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-25

WHEELISG FRHALR CoLLEaR.-An
advertisement of this institution ap-
pears in our columns this morning. So
frequently haYe we commended this
college to the favorable consideration
of those who have daughters to educate,
that we feel delicacy in calling their
once more to 1t. Yet the au-
thorities of distant schools are bringing
their respective institutions to the
notice of our people, in the hope that
some may thereby be induced to pa
them. That is their prerogative,
and no blame can be attached to them
for exercising it. We do think, how
ever, that our people will pursue the
proper policy by sustaining our home
institutions, especially since we
have one SO thoroughly equipped
in every particular as that
over which Doctor Loomis presides.
The Faculty of the Female College in
this city is composed OF teachers who
are devoted to their profession, of large
experience and fully competent to inn
part instruction; the grounds and
buildings are ample and well adapted
for the purposes contemplated. We
trust that when casting about where to
send your daughters to school you will
not forget the claims presented by the
College here. We have one Institution
in our State for young gentlemen that
has thus far been well sustained. Let
our people rally around this one de-
signed for young ladies. and make it
an honor TO orr young commonwealth.
attention is called to the fact
that boys of suitable age, accompanied
by their sisters, will be received.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-25

PHOTOGRAPHER BRoAD.-Yesterday
Baltimore artist was in the city TAX
ing views of the Depot ofthe Baltimore
d Ohio Railroad and of the workshops
of that company at this point. We
were informed that he had spent the
last six weeks along the line of the road,
doing the same thing of all its promi-
nent buildings, bridges and other OBJ
jects of interest, including the grand
scenery along the route through the
mountains. We do not know whether
the enterprise is a private one or has
been undertaken at the instance of the
company. We presume that, let it be
either one or the other, it has been done
with view to their ultimate publica-
ton, and we shall look for their appear
ance with no little interest.