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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-27
WEST VIRGINIA ITEMS.


DIR. William Duncan, Of Bridge
port, Harrison county, died last Tues
day eyeningat an advanced age. Dr..
Duncan was an old citizen and very
much respected both for his sk1l e a
physician and his character as man.
BE was delegate to the 'May couTen-
tom which met in this city in the
spring OF 1851, and was uncompromis-l
ingly loyal to the Government -si
Col. Luther Raymond OF Clarks-
burg, DR.. James Denham OF Clay, and
Frederick W. Cunningham of Eagle
Township, Harrison county, are re-
commended in the Telegraph for
nomination by the Republican county
Convention fos The House OF Delegates.
The Telegraph Is still laboring TO
whitewash SIR. Van Wrinkle.
The Harrison co. farmers give most
cheering accounts of the crops. The
Wheat crop Is said to be extraordi-
narily promising. Corn and potatoes
also give much promise, and the grass
crop exceeds that oTaImost any former
season.
-CiaEksbuEg proposes TO celebrate
the FOURTH with horse.racing on tie
county fair grounds.
-GoTeEuor Wells OF Virginia, has
made a reqnisi;ion on Governor Bore
man for Granville MontelIe, lately az
rested for horss stealing In Greeubrier
county. he wss an escaped convict
from the Virginia PenitentiAry.
-GoF Centenary Chapel, at Clarks-
burE, was dedicated Sunday (l4th),
Biehop Ames Of Baltimore, officiating.
TIE Chapel is said to be an elegant edi-
hee capable Of seating $50 persons. and
is credit 10 the taste and IiberElity Of
the Methodists of that place.
Tire clerks in ParkersbuEG are
moving for a reduction Of business
hours.
The Florence House at Berkeley
Springs, Morgan county, is open for the
reception of guests.
The Aartiusburg Ne1r Era Demo
cratic favor Hon" J. n. Camden of
Pa-kersburg for Governor.
Hon. C. J. Faulkner Is obliged to
publish a notice TO protec: his grounds
from injury at the hands OF trespass-
ers, He tenders The useof his lawn to
Tie people OF MartinsburE for prone
made until public park is laid ont
but complains that his trees and
shrubbery are cut, broken and abused.
-Na4herfel D. PendIeton who has
been appointed by the president a es-
def TO West Point, Is a son OF DR.. E.
Boyd PeudIston Of Martinsburg.
Al Beverly, Randolph county,
Charles F. Haszhaw Is spPointed post
master, vice JOHN Barker, resigned.
Tie degree Of Master Of Arts was
conferred Urou D. D. johnson Of wet
Virginia, at Columbia College, Wash
lugfoa city, on Wednesday.
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THE annual report OF the "Manches-
ter Unity" of Odd Fellows has just been
published, and presents some remark
extent of Odd Fellowship in England.
The Unity numbered, on the LIST OF jan
uaTy last, All, 422 members, an increase
of Is, go during the year, of whom
thirty-hve per cent we're young men
under twsnty-one years OF age. The
revenues of the societies exceeded half
a million sterling, and 81 600, GOO had
been added to the accumulated capital,
which amounted to the enormous sum
Of St2, 0eo, coo. One million dollars had
been distributed for sick relief, and
$4,000 for funeral expenses. The
amount of good accomplished by such
an organization is iucaIculahie, and
tering its Affairs are remarkable.
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PitfsburEb, Washfngfon, wheeling,
and St Louis RaIIEay-Greaf
TkhouEh Route TO the west
I0tEe E7tOscf lie Pittsb,rqh Ooaauae1-

=
10tke EdftOscf he PittsbiRoA OoMlusen-
u
8 ms CHARTER Of the ChartieIs Road =
nn9er whose auspiesS the people on the
line HAYS graded the right Of wy, aud
are endeavoEing to raise 500, COO to In
duee the early completion of the road.
The sum of S2l0, 900 has been subscribed,
nut the whole amount, or minimum
sum fixed by AlK. Thomson, Il not
likely to be had. eD-
attention Of Pittsburgh and of the
Charters people toe few facts and to
one suggestion, to wit:
The completion of the Allegheny
Valley Road TO point where an indie
pendent connection can be had with
New York will not Be long delayed,
and the early construction of the Con-
nellsTills enterprise Is certainly no
less liked fact But, as the western
roads entering at Pittsburgh are al
likely 10 be absorbed or controlled by
the ssCsutra1, p the former should be
casting around for some Independent
outlet 70 the great west.
Now, note now easily this can be OBJ
tanned: The Baltimore Company con-
troll the road leading from Wheeling to
Columbus, and also own the Hemp
field, from Wheeling to IIttle Washing
ton; from which il may be seen that
she construction oEtWenty-ssven miles
of new road from Pittsburgh to Wash
ington, along the CHARTERS alley, viii
give the great desideratum.
The distance by this Houte from BATH
more via Pittsburgh 10 wheeling
would be greater by only eight miles
than by Grafton, and as the Baltimore
and Ohio road have the most satisfac-
tory connections and running ar
rangementE" at Columbus, this new
line conld be made very successful
the trade Of SsCIncfnpati5 st. LOUIS
Chicago and all points Beyond.
The QUESTION then Is: Before the ctn-
zcps of WasbinStcr and GabonsbnrS
invest their money snd IDLY grant
their right OF way. lei them open ne
gotiatIons with Mr.. Garrett, and organ.
lie the Pittsburgh, Washington and
Wheeling Railroad under the free rail-
road law of Pennsylvania.
If they invest with Ar. Thomson. he
viii make them ssEfteh TO Washing
ton, but IL they can induce the Bald.
more and Allegheny Valley railroads
to become interested, It will place those
line route, over which they will have
the advantage of frequent trains, and
by which they can scatter their coal
through the whole Mississippi Valley.
without coming back 10 change ears"
at Mansfield. Il viii form the natural
outlet for the Allegheny Valley road;
and owing to the great superiority of
the route, it would become the main
stem of the Baltimore and Ohio road,
over which would pour the exhaustless
and ever increasing wealth of the great
West fog all time 70 come.
The interest Of Pittsburgh and of the
Charters Valley are with AR. Garrett,
aud not with Mr. Thomson. The latter
proposes:-If the people will inY@t
500, go in his charter, ne VIII mortgage
Ihsir property aud see 70 il that they
shall bring water 70 his mill. Will not
the Baltimore and Ohio Company do IS
WslI2 And uiH this not better subsefVs
the business OF Pittsburgh and better
develop the resources Of the
CHARTERS EALLET7
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Antiquity OF BrandFetn's PiIIs.

Age Il not claimed as merit, only a. a
sign OF Intrinsic worth.
The really useful Article lives on with a
strong vitality; The poor one Iansuishs for
time and then goes ont easily
BRASDREIHs Pills are even prescribed
by great physicians when the bowels eau
loudly JOE help, because they never fan to
open and give relief
Hundreds Of Thousands would consider II a
calamity ifIhese safe family Pills could not
BE- Obtained. It has been officially settled
that more Of RRASDgETHs Pills are sold
than an other pills put tcgether. Merit sells
them.
/ BRASDREIH's Pills poses qualities
which restore every organ and nber Of the
body to health; are purely vegetable and safe
for every period ofHEe-
Principal once, BraDdreth House, New
SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS. fk
iel6-1nd4w B. BRASDKETH-
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. Tar Senate Thursday, in acting upon
the general appropriation bill, adopted
an amendment by decided majority,
which kills the Globe on the 4th oEnext
March, and looks to printing Gongres-
sIonal proceedings at the Government
printing office. IL was done on the re.
commendation Of the Finance Commit
tee through Mr. Sherman. who said he
had no doubt the cost under some new
arrangement would, be thousands OF
dollars less per annum than II now Is.
No new plan Is Yet decided upon, bnt
the Joint Committee on Printing is
directed to draw up an advertisement
for proposals, and report at the begin
ming OF next session, when the Super
lntendent OF the Government printing
once viii submit an estimate of what
II VIII cost to do the work there.
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Jarlsdietion ON fhe Onto River.

When the Northwest Territory was
formed. 1t was '.northYest Of the Ohio
RIVER The States of Ohio, Indiana
ana Illinois, formed out Of this terrific
n, were thus left with the Ohio River
on the South and southeast, for boun-
.dary-Yirginia (uow West Vfrginia)
and Kentucky owning the river
Where then is the dividing liner In
the celebrated suit between Ohio and
Virginia, in the Garner. Lorain and
Thomas case, mentioned elsewhere in
this paper-Ohio Sclaimed follow water
mark; Virginia to the top OF the river
bank. The Court of Appeals at Rich
mond divided equally between low
water mark and point higher.
In practice. Ohio now serves process
in civil cases to the waters edge-any-
where on 1and-boats tied to the shore
being regarded as part OF the land; and
criminals are arrested by the officers of
either side of the river, Anywhere on
the water. Marietta Register.
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For Sale.
Fifty Building Lots
WHREING MIAHD.

A SUBSTANTIAL STONE WINE HOUSE
n and cellar ga1 eighty 15sf zoaK by E5D
twenty 1857 E1dsscApscfY nearly thfF1yt1ou-
sand tSo 0oQ gals altogether with CooopraEs Of
about the same capacity. FRESSES and
otnsr uxtUrS neoeEs1TY 1oI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wine Though 6utl1 16- vine cellar IL :
equally wen adapted for nSnufAetuxtnE zna
storing lsgsr-beeE. With this VII be sold
about four acres Of land on which & also
erected adjoining the Wine House, q good
name EEp-sloIy dwelling hOuss o. e1Rh1
rooms, aida lETEeEt Gb4s uszr3T new. 4ne
whole Is o4Iere1t1or Las than the cost Of thE
Improvements
turing WINE or LAGEReBEER should can
and Sc this property besoEe Investing exc
me BUILDING LOTS onrad are rs
most desirable Island lots now In the market
and VIII Be sold n low rates On easy terms
The above embraces that portion q The
Island Vineyard running east hOmIhe FAIR
PoH fs % ZEE n informat,On appsy a. No.
april JSo. P. GILoHRIsT.
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ISA=
1858.

1soz- Is4z. 1855.
In lso2 the grandfather of DF. Tobias intro
tluced The VENETIAN EMINENT In Eng
land. II was success although the prise
vas Gninea Bottle as late MsJss1y WI.
liam v.uaed It soz Chronic Rheumatszm,a ard
vas entiiely cured. amer suffering for two
years. his attending phyzic1ans being unable
70 effect cure, and he wrote letter Of
thanks, which Is nov IN POSSESSION Of my
uncle In Liverpool IhaVeoaeTed EIOOsteE-
Hing for that letter, hat It was refused. In
IsEI put Il Ont IN the United states. and
now, IN 1ses, the sale Is immense. Thou
sands Of families sue never without II. 1t IS
sac ard innocent 10 apply externally or
take internally. For n yaB have var-
raated II 70 cure the following complaints:
Cholera, Dtauhea. Dysentesys Group, Cot1c,
Camps, Vomiting and Sea Sickness. taken
internally, and Chronic Rheun atis1n. Buns,
Cuts, Bruises; Old Sores, Toothaehe, Frosted
Feet, sEeIHnE. Insect stinE, and pains in
cnest, Back, or Limbs, externally. II never
nIls, II used As directed; Tos Cholera or
Dysentsry # Is certain, II used when hnt al
tackled. No one once trying 1t, VIII ever be
without 1t. Sold BY Druggists. Price Fly
Cents and One Dollar. Depot 10 Park
Place, Ny. jel6-lmdGW
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90 SIC.
Trustees Sale

PX YIRIUE OF a DID OF IRcaT
14th day OF AnZuEt, lsG5, and q naeogI = ~.
once OF the Recorder Of Ohio eo1nfv- w.
lIE1uta, IN deed book =, 1oG1O III 1 ESSII
onSATGEDAT, the 18Th day or July, Is6s y
the EronI eooF Oftk1e CouTf Hons n ~ -
Of Wh6eltng, pro esd % ssu b p1hzte M
Stded halfof The following dsazibsd nrT1-.--
u, Etnate IN Ohio counfyy Va, thaT e %
FaT. Coal lots numbered q, 2 q q on ~
and three part q the BoEEs 1AEI1. [Tiy 49,
H5Eht to The coal betEen The nOf4h s1d
south lines Of said coal lOE7 - EEK hzsE ~ -
eastern boundary Of the satd RoER9 fgST1
and The heEedttEu1ea1s aD3 EppzFie11r-s.
TO The said coal lots and coal belonEdrZ oFSIs
pertaining
Selling 8 truEtss shan eouSeyo1fy E-e,
title - 4 veSGed IN ne Tens oEEzia 80
a. q. ROBIS6GlS, IFuEfse
KHEELIEG. JHns ls. Ia. IeIs-sE
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THIKrx-EeE SrArozs-Ecze thAn
two-ttirds-vuted to pazs the bill for
the restoration of tina six Southern oTeE
tbs Presidents veio-so thar Il this vote
was a test, the .ssEsn7 have not VIII lly
deserted ihei- .armer f.ientz-
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VIZ call attention ofcur citizens to
letter which we copy from The Pitts
burgn Commercial, discussing a PFoPo-
s,,ion TO open short railway line be
tween ihis city and PittsbuEgh via
washington
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Trnataa,ss Sale

PY VIRTUE OF A DERD OF A rRusI
IL lome 6T @. Roller and wife, and duly ne
corded In the Rscd1er6 Qfies a HGTStlsIf
county Wei Virginia. khau On NontaT
June 2sths 1Selss ~ the hour II ten oc5ocE q
m "a the t9Wn Of Cameron, AarEEll COM
y, West Va pressed 70 setl an The stock IN
trade and the fixtures IN aud baEouEfnK 70
thS Ling store Of sid @. boiler, for ezEa.
1le@ 3 conveyed 70 me by sa6 desd o.
TO any one Etshing 20 engage In the drug
61Stnesz, this fsR Eare OppoTLuntfF - mao
cation = = most GLeaneuf one For furTtaT
information call n thu once
tel-1mS JOHN b LYDICK Tm=Gas
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n.rArMpnIGHE.

Screaming al The Top Of liz voice dtstuThs
All The sleepy heads Of the houss, End your
nex..door resEhboH, How often you hear
DE ttoushtiea remark, " Choke that squal-
ling BabyT Now, this Is very unktnd Of
yo1. my friend. Once sou had just sueh a
uuoe Tee.hine, ChOHe, Pain, FGetfnl. Wake
fui Fever, Bowels disturbed. 80 SzeeP for
cs1Ild or PARENT a IOngn4shr OF watching.
and axsaIy morning dawpz, bringing No
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AwMHrxeros tizpatch statez that
Judge Foo,e, c. Ssz Iozk, member
o. the Appeal Boart IN the Patent
CEcs. IS e be sppo.r:ed co1nEzs5oseE
Of Pz,sr:s- &c i tk= fs:heE Of tie
lady Ebo becomes 3irz. Senator Hen
dsrsoB. and Is -zs euE=sa;iy reported Al
TIE time thEt one Of tie considerations
70. Hs1dsrzoa's vo.s Of aeauIt:sl vas
70 this zppoinfner, Of Foote.
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AN extensively organized strike of
brIcklayers Is now pro
crossing In New York. 1; is In the In
terest of the eight hour movement, and
the demand is to commence work at s
A. NJ. and quit at P. ~, with an hour
at midday for dinner. at present they
are paid tive dollars per day for ten
hours work-they desnsnd 81 so for
eight hours work, that Is twenty per
cent deduction of labor with ten per
cent deduction of wages. Work on al
the new buildings. except the City
Hall, is suspended-the contractors
upon that building having acceded TO
the workmen's demand on the ground
that 1T would be ruin to stop where
they are. The reported number OF
bricklayers in the Union Is upwards OF
1850, and there are some six hundred
la6OreFs connected with them. The
Union is subordinate to the -Interns-
tional Union. which Is pledged to the
support Of all authorized strikes. and
there ars hundreds of buildings upon
which the work has come to 4 stan5
still. '-'4
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For Sale

on THURSDAY, THR sra nav
" July, A. D. Ice ~
By TxfDe or ElHeSi a .Hrr1zf fI-4z53 - 49,
Day Of Oceoo1s a. d. 1sEI. Enzds ~ TGSl,S 4
Sa1gston % H4ntzzn kfheIdEnef. TTFtes
ohio county, West Va IN Roos- - 49, y
. fon 40 WI ss1 On THTHD1T- T9T
SEH DAY or IELT, I5Es, e0arnE1cs12 a "a
House Of Ohio county, 70 the htehe1F 49,
A. pnhlE snetons al the T4Rht IKE - IN
tsr&t Legal and equitable or John A &c.
ton In the estate Of Je6s8on Z. SanrsI61-
dsce9seds a. = mentioned and dssc-it'S3 r..
Terms OF sale-CAE
purehasee only sueh title n 4 Tefsd In -
IS trustee.
". RIHELDAFFER,
lSS-a T4nEsaz
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BELnoSr ooUXTT.

George Patton, of St CIairsyille,
while seated on his Work bench, last
Tuesday, was -pIostrated With \ stroke
Of PARALYSIS disabling him entirely in
the Iefs side and destroying his power
Of speech. He Is In critical condition
and not expected 70 recover.
The Chronicle says the wool market
At ST. CIairsvilIe remains dull. Holders
are not willing TO sell, TO any extent, at
advance during the past week. c. Troll
puIchaSed ten 1oT twelve Thousand
pounds At 30 to a cents per pound.
The viewers are at work surveying
the st. CIairsTille and Cadiz Pike-a
much needed Improvement.
On Thursday night last, between
the hours Of twelve and three O'Clock,
the house of John Edwards was enter
ed and pocket.book containing nifty
six dollars taken from the pockets of
MF. Edwards. The pocket book re-
nsved of its contents, was found next
day, but no cine to The thief.
The Chronicle has bought a new
power press and proposes TO enlarge.
Arrangements have been made for
a trottIng and pacing exhibition on the
Fair Grounds of the Belmont County
Agricultural Society, At st. Clatrsvflle,
Saturday, the 18th ofJuly.
"A correspondent of the GfroHicLs
arguing against the denomination Of
Mr.. Bingham, by the Congressional
Convention to meet at Cambridge, July
I'd, cites figures showing that both in
1864 and in 1885, Mr.. Bingham ran
some 200 behind his ticket.
The Chronicle says of the Union
Republican County Convention held in
ST. Clairsyllle Thursday last:
It was one of the finest Conventions
ever held in the county. It was not as
large as some of our former Conven-
tons, but 1t was attended by the very
best men of the county, and It was one
of the most harmonious and 6Ignified
political bodies Il has ever been our
pleasure to attend. The ticket nomi-
mated is one that no honorable, honest
man can ind fault with, as II is COM
posed OF some of the best officers that
ever OBLIGATED In Belmont county. This
may be said with reference to all re-
including Sheriff, Clerk,
of the Court, Recorder Commissioned,
and IhflfmaEyG Director. $50 e-+ u
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CHRIsFADoRo's DYE

Which In tTtnkltng.
Produces The Most Enchanting
Shsdes OF Color, s1
From Brown TO Black, Is con sequsntly q uni
versal favonte. The more especially asst
IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF THE HAlR,
And requires renewing less frequently than
any other.
ChrIstador0's Hair PreserTattve-
Would you have luxuriant glossy tresses
clustering around your brow, Ike vine ten-
drills round a parlan shaft. Purchase that
celebrated ard matehless preparation known
throuShout the 1ashIonable world as CHRIS
TADoR0s hair preseTTattye and beautther.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by an Hair
Dresses. Mandatory No. IS Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot No. 8 Aston House.
tssb-lmd4w .
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A zu1 passed bo:h Housss Of
TIE Legislature 5esis-dhyr spP-o-
pr!zsinz S59. go 70 TIE West Virginia
Hozpitai 4e.E tie Insane- We Learn the
joint commiites, daring theis recent
examination Into the Affairs of that In
s;itutson. we're 80 well satisfied true
e,oaomy Ieqnire1 an immediate pPro-
priaiioD. that they have had no din
Guilty In convincing the two Houses o:
the iacs.
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0neIatell1Qeneer-
sArURpAY noRNINe. JUsE q.

s1SoE ,be project ofa recess has been
dismissed By the Legislature, the Com
ruittee on Revision has gone to work
with redoubled vigor on the Code, and
is now making gratifying progress.
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SENATOR DooL1rrnE has started ON a
stnmping tour through New Jersey,
with the same old speech which he de-
livered last winter and spring in New
Hampshire and Connecticut.
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DIED-

HEYMAN-on5 the even,ne ~ tba N.
tnstf ALExANnERz HEXMASS, at his reSi.
dence m Ph1adelphiA, fopneIiy of this civ.
tnIhe 6sth year Of his age. = iEs--s'
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HAPPY MARRIAGEs.

ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEE, on The ETors
Abuses and Diseases, which create impe1l-
ments to Mar1sge, with the humane view
of treatment and cure, and In sealed Latter
ARD AssOCIAT Box P, Philadelphia.
Pa. myIS-Slnd&w
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THERE being a pause in the appMca-
ton OF counterEeIters for pardon, the
President keeps his hand IN by psrion-
ing couple of Kentnckians found
guilty of violating the Internal Rev
snue laws.
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Cen. Cant s efseinilylh II. :S notified
the bill restoring ATksusas ~ tba
Union, and OF the admission oT Esr
Senators and Representatives. to C.o,,t
gress, and Gen. Grant SesterdRy noii-
ned Gen. Mcdowell of these aCsfs. M
directed him 10 turn over the govern
ment of the State to the civil Rnthori.
ties as rapidly as he deems II prudent
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RY ~ ROITIE o.
LAUGBLIss NFANr ooRDIALli

Baby rssts swest,y: The little testheone
throush nicely; Mamma < rss.ad; Papa Is
rnady GoE breakfast, and yournaghbor VIII
no. szy, Hang The Baby p but blesssd be
LauehIin1s Infant Cordial. Only 3 cents .
oo.tls msrl3
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REFoKzs are in eircaIaiion that the
1:-tsIs sts Is e not very well satisfied
Win The othetal acts OF General Meade.
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For sale for HaIFTNU.H-

A SMALL FARM OoSEAIsLSe ~
"a EGe4. within tEo mi1ez of CTrzSFSz
NIL tso4 goodS-3 EEg m cuifvsif5-
1he growing crop Will b sid Win De Isr,6
y oess-ed; Prospect aattafrg Iur Al sf51r
o 5eIs ''e 1RvTv
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For Sale and Rent.

DUsIN Ess BASEMENT Rooms
ID finished onees and Daguerrean rooms In
second s10CT, and rooms for other purposes
ASE rent In my bE4ek block On Main street.
Possession given Immediately
Building IOts and dwelling houses for saIA.
Also q manufacturing ste, containing ezEhI
los, fronting on Main street and the rTVez
between the Belmont and RtTe-Stds NILS
sixth Ward. ALSomy comfy place for sac
TICS HURSRROOk-
omce, No. nS55< Main street., above Mon
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-27

THE bill to enable this city and State
to enforce against the Holidays Cove
Railroad Company the conditions upon
which il was chartered has passed the
House OF Delegates and gone TO the
Senate. That Company and the Pitts
burg, Steubenville and Indiana Com
pany are DESTROYS. we hear, of consolI-
dating, and ore about to ask the pas.
sage OF an act by cur Legislature to en-
able them to do so. Their agents are
hero lobbying foE 1t. 1t seems 10 us
these gentlemen do not eome before our
Legislature In just the attitude which
becomes applicants for favor. The
Holidays Cove Company has utterly
evaded the obligations assumed by 1t
in obtaining its charter; and 1t would
seem we'll to wait little and see what
they propose TO do in the way Of making
good their past promises before grant
ing further fAvors.