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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-15

Mr.. RoBERT T. LINCOLN, son of the
late President, has been announced by
some democratic papers as "heartiIy for
Seymour and Blair" He writes a letter
to friend, who has published it, in
which he says that, though not taking
an active part in the political cam
paign, 81 feel sure that there is no one
who moro earnestly desires the success
OF General Grant and the Republican
party than myself" ss.
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nennl,lIcnn MeetIngn.

We call the attention of our friends
at Brandonvlle, Piedmont, Berkeley
Springs, and Martinsburg, to the
meetings advertised in our announce
ment column, on tho first page at those
places, on the 10Th. 2lst, I'D and 23d
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DECAMPS-Ath his residence in Pafkers-
burg. on Thursdny, September 18th. lSSS, T.
JEFFERSON DE0kERS.
his remains VIII be conveyed 10 wellsburs
for interment
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Public Sale.

T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE ON
MONDAY, September II, lS6S, at l. A.
Dorn's House, IL miles west OF bridgeport,
on the National Road the following proper
ty: Roam Mare, Gray Horse, two-horse
j buggy, two seats; sets Double Harness,
set Single Harness; Cart, Itwo-horse Sleigh
Cider Press; Piano, octave, rosewood
nearly new, with cover and stool; Sewing
Machine; 2 Parlor Stoves: 10 Pictures;
Clocks, Is Vinegar Tubs or Tanks lot oil
empty barrels, all OF the apples on the trees
on Dorns premises; all the potatoes in the
ground "a acres more or lesS); one acre OF
tubs; one large mash tub; 1 cooling tank;
water tank, and all pipes and other fixtures
in and about a distinefy. Sale TO commence
't se y SISSs' .. =" GEORGE KEFLINE.
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m,r,,,nII county.

There was Grant and Colfax pole
raising at the old Buzzard tayernstand
in Washington township, Marshall
county, on Saturday afternoon last.
quito fair crowd OF Republicans were
in attendance. Our old townsman, John
Cloudy, who now runs tho Bnzzard
farm, took Jealous part in the demon-
stratIon, as is his wont in matters con-
nccted with the Union cause. After the
pole raising, Thomas HornbrOok, ESD,
made few remarks, at the close OF
which the crowd was addressed by A.
w. Campbell and Hon. Jam cs hurley
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aox sac.
For Sale Chaan.

TIME EXCELLENT BUSINESS STAND
on Main street, north of Union, at pres
emit occupied by Mr.. Zinkann, Merchant
Tailor. Also that first class building lot cor
ner OF Filth and Clay streets, East Wheeling,
The foregoing will be sold low to close the
''ttA'S Vi an o''" THos. o,BRlEN,
sepl4 Real Estate Agent,
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Farms & Coal Land for Sale.

TTlHE LAND LATELY OWNED BY z.
i Jacob, deceased near Wheeling, ON Cald-
farm and pasture land occupied by N. Baw
man, and also the farm on the hill, on which
Fred. Leckel, VIM. Miller and others live.
ON the hill farm are four dwelling houses.
two thrifty orchards OF grated fruit, and
young yineyaEd OF 10 or II acres, planted
with some Delawnres aud other choice varie
ties. From 10 10 $50 acres of the hill farm is
flrst-claSS coal land f--1rn
the land viii be sold In separate parcels, or
as whole.
Enquire of A. j. CLARKE,
Corner of Fourth and Monroe, or
n. NJ. MCELHEHHES,
Executrix of u. Jacob, deceased, Fourth
street, near Union. RuR2S-2wd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-15

THEspringfeld Rep oEtcan truly says
that the letter of General Rosecrans to
Lee is one. of the. weakest and most
absurd papers that has lately appeared,
Astounding in silly statements and silli-
or fattery of rebel Generals.
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spetfaI alotIfes
Our Blessings Brighten.

For Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint
Diarrhra, Indigestion, Dppepsla, Interrnit-
tent and Bilious Feyers, Chills aud Fever
Neuralgia. &c, there is no remedy equal to
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De- No notice will be taken or commune
stilOns not accompanied by a responsible
nnInt. Tile name Will be considered cOnn-
'i"ftiaI. but must in all cases accompany let
t..r,, ils Il guarantee of good faith
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AFEWFAOTs.

There are few facts that may be
boiled down to their frat principles, and
Tint, in such a shape. should be borne
in mind by all taxpayers before and al
the coming election. They should also
be Impressed upon the minds of all
who have to tnketpart in the election.
These are: -b'1-
That the last Democratic Admints-
tration, in a time OF absolute peace.
trebled the public debt.
That Democratic Administration
doubled the national debt in the two
years next following the Mexican
war. ------------...
That the Democrats now propose to
tax "evCry species of property." +s
And while these facts are being nom
dered we would introduce n few more
to keep them company, and to assist in
deciding which policy Is correct-which
party is most desirable. Recollect then,
too:
That a Republican Administration
has put down slavery and rebellion.
Tint Republican Administration
has reduced the annual rate of taxation
Sl50, 600.
That Democratic Administration
cost the country s4,OoO. GOO, COO, and all
the subsequent interest and expense OF
this liability.
That Republican, Administration
has reduced the debt $500 OOO, 600 since
the close of the war. tt zsl.s5 a.Il
| That Republican Congress has re.
loved 10000 several articles from taxa.
ton. COZ slFss
That the Democrats propose to reim,
pose all of these taxes and add others
Such facts as these make very solid
food for reflection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-15

NEITHER wsndell. Phillips, Lloyd
Garrison nor Thaddeps Stevens was
the author of the oft-quoted saying
The Constitutioni is n league with death
ana a covenant with hell" 1t is the
perverted sentence of j. @. Adams,
who said that II the Constitution meant
so and so, then cit was league. >,
sc. Wa
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TIE rebel. General Early. is reported
to be the author OF the articles in the
New York RoFEd criticising General
Grants military character, and, pro-
nouncing him n ss,buteher'' and a
''humbug." s'stif ae2ai .q'
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= GEORGE KEFLINE
For Sale.

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale the material composing the Wire
Suspension Bridge at the foot of Market ST,
ms 1t now stands. Sealed bids for The same
will be received until October lst.
STEPHEN CLARK,
sep1O-St Street Commissioner
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JAetp advertisements.
Auction Sale of Furniture, &c.

HAVING SOLD MY RESIDENCE ON
III Fourth street, will sell ut auction on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH inst,
NV Household and Kitchen Furniture, con-
sIstIng in part of ParIor suit; solid Rose;
Piano of the celebrated Chickertng manu-
factory, in good order; Large French Plate
Mirrors, Fine Oil Paintings, Brussels and
other Carpets, &c, SC; also light Driving
Buggy nearly as good as new, q pair OF Light
Double Harness, Philadelphia make, In good
Haie 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
Terms made known on day of sale.
G.E. W1cKHAA. Auctioneer. sepI6-td
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ForRant.

For Rent.
1.-TWO STORE ROOMS, NO. 10 AND Il. ON
Monroe street, formerly occupied by Wilson
q Simpson, desirable location. Possession
can be had Immediately. 11pu,x
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Wanted.
FIR GENT.
ForRent,

DOONis WITH POWER AND OFFICES
III in the large Warehouse formerly owned
by Jas: II. Forsyth: Enquire Of -
THOS. q: CULBERTSON,
sepS-lw f ~ Market street
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RAVES OF ADvERTIsING..

ps-rrnDE!4nt advertisements CASH in adj
%SRRIA0Es AND FUNERAL NoTICEs,s76
-, when under six lines.
HiInpie announcements OF Deaths, gratis
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NOT A BEVERAGE.

Unlike most of the bitters of the present
day. Dr. RobackB are not intended As a
pleasant stimulating whisky beverage, but
ara perfectly medicinal, containing only
sufficient pure bourbon whisky 70 hold in
solution the medicinal extEacIive matter
from which they are composed.
sold by all Druggists everywhere. Et
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FLING .INTELLIGENCER.

IT Il H NJ 3
vARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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TRI-WEEKLY EDITION.

BLisHED EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY.
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mario aoooa zaEEz.L-zEE
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MORNING EDITION.
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sepl4
The New York herald., 1868-02-13
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED SwIKDIs BY 4 RxrUrED MISSIONARY Philip
OstraDder, man forty years Of age. living ~ 202
West Tenta street, yes srday arrested BY officer
Simngon OF tho Fourteenth precinct the charge Of
fraudulenty obtaining $45 from Jesse B. Speman, OF
800 Broadway Ii Is alleged that on tho ed Of November
last Otrandor called upon Mr. Speman and
that Mrs. John Sheppard, singer then employed AT
Bunyan Hall, Union square, was poor but wor-
thy Uonan that sho bad $500 piano. upon which
was due $45 and II the money was not paid
the following sfersoon tho piano would be sacrificed.
ary for nine years. four or which hs had known Nrs
Sheppard and that In every she WAS deserving Of
ympashy M spsil%an, believing tie representation:
s alleged that instead Of using for the purpose
intended By Mr. spslman he appropriated the same
for examination. II Is alleged that the defendant has
obtained money from other parties under similar false
representations.
THz RECENT Bold RoBsEnY WORTH srREsr-Ths
robbery OF Ephran pincus lad fourteen years age
employed by hossrs. Hayes Co, 81 White street. OF
$500 in Treasury notes on Monday last has already
been mentioned in tho .hsaAID. Ephrsm had been
sent TO the Central National Bank to deposit
checks and draw 5000 N bills. In returning he was
assaulted and knocked down In Worth street,
Church. by two men, who fcrciby took The money from
him and before they could be arrested Yese
day afternoon Pncus discovered Of his assaanE In
Broadway and followed him into store Of Wash.
ing ton and Resde Streets whea ne called ocsr Howell
OF the Third precinct 70 arrest him. On entering the
premises the young man attempted TO escape, but the
onoes waa 700 aae1 ana se.u,eo nm me prisons.
Justice Hogan whore The intelligent lad Pncas who,
detectveke had followed and secured him, appeared
aud mad0 affidavit against HIM. Tho prisoner was
committed for examination. His confederate In tho
robbery has not been secured
REcgIkss BrAsnSG.-1hrss men, named Thomas
Conckiin. Edmund Kinney and Michael Lsnahan, were
brought yesterday afternoon before Justice Connolly,
toe Ycrkyls Police Court on a charge Of reckless
blasting. oncor Nelson. who arrested them, stated
that from the effects Of single bsst at tho OF
Forty. third and Third the lives OF
moro persons were endangered, although the only
person injured little gr and she fortunate y, not
seriously. All ths Windows he side OF a i've story
buiidpg adjacent demolished by the blast, some
OF the biads disodgsd from their fastsnings,
railroad tie was hurled 10 The top Of three story
building, and one stone. weighing two hundred and
nifty pounds was buried Q hundred feet Ia tho and
came down blocks in Foriy-nfih stree. Tho
accused were held for examination.
The New York herald., 1868-02-13

Mo14ssss-rhs condition Of the marks, unehasssi.
NAVAL sros.s~sprits iurpenlne was offered At Ga %
the $40. and eSo 70 arrive wlshos. baysfs No s:l.s
were soSs asmsna 4 prices o,Ss hind.
1s saS Saoa ssraSss n
a, ss = 10y ss sa No .ss i 81 - 49, ~ g p 10 - @
Tar sas UNCHANGED. We quote Wilmington al ~ l2h
OLs-Lnsssd remained nrm stsi B 81 is in casks and
bb. Other kinds were sra bed Al our las. quotations.
and @ dressed se lhs 10. pork sss fair sSs
500 bSs a. sas .aH sss 90 for eld SAG
ol 20: s.r n.T Trs ss .S sa E i e e. S y as sSw W
sa e No sss @ sr o1 s n s0gs .s.
For sssi issrs p syslisd steady prss.
40 ss 4 so ss ~ ~ f.ss. pss, 70 god
request lrnly held The stock considerably reduced
&c s ss. ss 's rs s s.:s @ Sc ss:
Cut meats were In IA. esn,aas - higher prices The sssy
Tor lcsea hans iis do. bellies s.son was tol.
lie Tor Cumberland cut l2sc for ing clear and s4o
short do There wa: less sctsts ~ tls msrss ios na
sss ss: s.s ;.ssd Sales '' 'o' As
snd lie % arrive Sales we're $50 Sass ioa ~
& Sac: w.1s ss:sss :sss:d s9saSSS q S ss
on p,as .as s In
ph!a the market was slightly more active closing ~ te
Do :sd.sa while in sosd iudt Tor III monss
ss@. ss,s1 s9 :s % dssy ,sr sysr oSon ANA S w.
NkIcsCarsliDs In moderate joob,na demand ~ fay
ivG.a-rSsrs eo.asS.d. fair demand for and .As
H.rss. nrmsr though prsss we're mot 2aetab higher
We quote fair TO good refining Cuba i3c. je sales
bids at l1c lso for Cuba SO boxes At l4Tc. and 6s
bags old Manila At liSc refined tribe nrmer Ro4
ssn white ct l6c siokc and yellow l.}c AiSnc ~
gne-Calcutta nnseed toerably active ~ fuI
pees closing q g s. gold duty psiS sAlss 1000 sags eS
1ss Creole: q ~ ~ ooo do 10 store, on private srms
ca.sgss being suli as lsc lsks Timothy was held ~
srs4Rins was hrm. with moderate demand. bslef
5000 lb: part At lfc h4e for fair. including 600oo bs
TALLow quiet, but steady Sales $1,000 iba a lie.
. lj<c.
wnsKEr-RscsIp's none; We heard Of sransaetiens
wmALssoSx was some demand 2soo lbs. Arctic wsrs
disposed Of ~ Gyc, gold.
The New York herald., 1868-02-13
SUPREME CoukT--CHAMsEns.
The Chicago and Rock Island Cass-D,

The Chicago nnd Rock Island Case ecision
of judge CnrdOZo.
Fik a. %. The Chicago and hock Island and Pacific
RaIroad Company Judge Csrdozo delivered yesterday
avsry lengthy decision the motion submitted to hin,
few days the trial of the cause to the
United States District Court The points decided BY
him are In brief srbionsd:- THAT two OF the plain
tits In the sut-Messrs Fisk and Belden-are
residents OF the State that Mr. Tracey, President
u the company Nonresident OF the state that the
company nonresident Of the State being
under the laws OF other States that Mr. Hatch the solo
pNntn in the second suit, Is resident; that where
uat OF tho plaintiffs are on-rsaidents the statute OF
removal does nos apply, and Mr.. Hatch IS
resident and sole plaintiff the statute does apply aud
that case 50 far a. Tracey and the company
only. must be removed to the United States Court In
the suit OF Flax Bcldon against tho defendant
she motion Is denied on tho ground that Fisk Bsldsn
being themselves Ron-rssidents, tho statute Of al
does not apply
The New York herald., 1868-02-13

slth St 2SI Of I'd av, ecxlo2 10 GOO
SSH 81 and Ah AZ corner Is lots ia Soo
Lexington av, s. COS II 9 Of soth 81, u share
isi Sa.' AZ. IS II Of aoi St. a9ise 500
Lots Nos 2ss. 2so, 2si, 2ss Prospect tract 90
Lots S Nos @ 90, e 81 as ss ss 81. So scovs:
Triangular a' lot loom St. a. be-, lia and 5i avs 1000
LEAsEs RECORDED IN NEW yoiK.
Broadway No l50, years, total ...........32s GOO
Grand ST. No 4321s, years, per yesr.......... LEO
G,aDS 81 No 4s per i5s i. is;So
Madison st. sss s ESQ and asa yeai; per year. 600
West 4th s No 49, 8 years per year........... 500
4Sth St No loa, years. per year. lo3o
OH sy No 7sS years per ryear............... soOo
lo.h av, No a. store, &c years, per year.... $40
TRASsFERs IN BaocKLyN.
Cumberland St ws, 1889 # OF Flushing av.
ca1s'rsnd st. zoos I. Of Flushing .v.
Eagle st. 2ao Of franklin ST. or av. iorioc 1850
Henry 81, Vs. 50 n n Of Congress st. 22Iioo (shsr.
Moaras !. $ sss /; Of NosiIand sv. o7asaaiI
Pacific a. and Uc. av. cor il lois acd;
Dean 81 and Utica ay. Nv corner. 5ox7ox-x-.J
skillman A. 3 1872 ft Of Myrtle av 26xlo0.. 5000
Smith aud 9th SIS, . cor, l6lx9L lxSz4l
9th IT. 4, ia ft smith 81, ll0xl00. A. 49,. a noo
9th ST. ., 256 rs Smith ct, ll0x100 'ns'o 00So
9th and Smith sts, cor. 80x4l.2x
Union Ssi II Columbia st, s7raszsl
Union ~ sR 278.6 " Of Powers u, 20x90. 1000
lat place, s 4l3 II . Of Court st. l33 .5Hx-lo
Smith 1850
eth ST. q 257.4K II OF 9Th av 20xl0O ...... 1850
18th st. IS, 325 II W Of Sd ay, l25x $500
Classon av ws, 100 II OF Quincy s. 1Sxs5xS5x23 900
Fulton and Franklin avs, " cor, So55zxl0oxl
a. :; ~
Throop av, O. 80 II OF Floyd o., 25x100 $500
Throop ay, W e. 60 It Of Hopkins st. I8x75.. 1906
ThEoop Nv, W o. 0 Il of Hopkins st. 81 3x75 1900
LEASH RECORDED BROOKLYN.
Nassau and Henry sts, cor, 10 yrs, per yr. Is
GREEAPOINr.
9th et Russell st. . corner, 26x95. .........) ooo
9th st. Russell ST. corner, lots, 6eIs5...... >'0o
The following are the transfers Of real estate In
Hudson county, N. j., yesterday
JERSEY CITY.
Strip In block 10 Van Worst farm, rear OF lot g.
Strip in block 10 Van Worst farm, rear Of lot 0,
ioAo1.o...... 100
wooDLAWM
Montgomery st and Vreeland av, cor, 626x100 500
BERGEN POINT
Shore road, 8, Sh acres. es..................0 0,600
HOBOKEN
Jefferson Ct, lots 81, 80, 33. "a. block 90 Costcr
estate) lo0xl00. $50
Adams st. lot 49, block Is Coster estate 2sxOO 1000
HUDSON
Manners av, lot ID, blsck II, 25xlOo. ....... 500
Clinton av, ss lot 81 4 RV Wrighrs prem, 25xIO0 500
The New York herald., 1868-02-13
COURT uf cumMus plsAs-spsclsl TERM.

The Second Aveaue KniIrord Case-verdlct
Tor the Plaintiff.
Before Judge Barrett
Anna Hlu ra TIE Second Avenue hd,Isodd Company -
5his action which was brought against the defendants
sor alleged negligence the part their Servants In
consequence Of which The plaintiff fell from platform
~ or those and was seriously injured termin
aied yesterday evening, whom scaled verdict was
directed The jury found for the piantE $1,000 For
piantia, Edward heCar.hy; for Defendants J. Smith.
The New York herald., 1868-02-13
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Guus1-m BANKRUPTCY

1mportnnt Decision with Respect 20 Rezis.
ters' Fees-A Registers Bill OF Costs "Cut
Down.
Before Judge BIatchford.
h ns Aattsr ef J. H. Rbiason. n.-rhs Registers bill
- fees originally charged amounted to $1S The
bankrupt objected 10 items of the bill, amounting 70
Sx7 So and The Register allowed the objections 10 three
Or the items amounting 70 S16 to be good and dssi.
bowed the objections 10 the OF the items. amounting
SAL So Judge Batchord takes up these objections
dsposss OF them by one alio wing and dis
allowing others His opinion concludes -"rhe result
= thai the items objected TO, amounting 70 SAL 60
allowed a. 20 As" 1hs makes the whole Bill foot up
9A In this bill are included some ex.
csptonal items for services not performed in ths
usual course Of the proceedings, amounting 10
elo, which reduces the amount Of an ordinary bill TO
ga inclusive Of the foo for certified copy Of schedule
for assignee, which In this 81 As. The dscsien
VII PROBABLY be regarded fixing the ordinary foes
ef Register taxable in this disrict about $50, sx-
elusive OF fee for Of schedules for gnes Ibis
brought before the notice or the By Mr..
r. G. Nye counsel Tor the bankrupt, aud decision
81 the Judge viii be regarded with interest by Gil
may have anything 70 do with bankruptcy proceed
tnRA
The New York herald., 1868-02-13
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge Of ConnterfeItinx.

Before Commissioner Osborne.
The United States Henry Walker. Joseph Cooper smd
John Snup. THE parties charged with counterfeit
ing nickel Eve cent currency or the United States and
with having In their possession at 83 Centre street.
quantity Of mouds ana dies for making the same After
taking some teslDony in the sue Commissioner
d. charged Walker and Cooper ON their own rscogn.
rance I'LL Monday next Smith remsndsd In default
oi $500 bail.
The New York herald., 1868-02-13
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

NNrNKSpAY, Feb. I1--0 T.. "
Coyros market opened frm but after the receipt
Of second cable aiyces Liverpool quoting an easy
market there u became heavy sales being made prices
indicating decline q 70. lb The sales
pasatveJ sht being confined asa bales including s30
Tor spnonr :? 40 zrccustion aud 62i for We
The New York herald., 1868-02-13
TrLlni. <. ~ KI,ii, &. ifl.r. N O

saes l1o eass s1 Luc on ivsie terms 0f Maracaso
about J bags dsyoscd 0f private terms 1Ls
tcn sale 20 dy o Alsi bags Roshs Jsaanettss osrgo
was well attended aud the prices obtained were sasfac
tory rengnga from i9o 70 2c the price bcng
about ~ zi.iuJ ccnts
fLouR Receipts, 66l1 bols -four. SO
meal 100 bushels corn, I70 eats The demand Tor
state and Weern nour rather active to-day aud
prices OF all grades vary There
suye inquiry Csiforns was IN tair demand Az firmly
souhsra -four thars prevailed fair demand full pricss
the ssos SO obls within the range Of
stons kvo Jour moderately dealt in ~ pr Gee show
Ing change, ;hs Gales being $50 bills st 81 - ~ 2
Corn meal but steady. Sses made Of $50
The New York herald., 1868-02-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BLAKE--rowNsEsD.-At the brides residence, Ssvsas
teenth street. by the Row. A. n. Kellogg or St. Aarke
Episcopal church, Asa s BLAKs 70 y. T. roWsaND.
second daughter OF Dr. NJ. Townsend all Of this city.
PLUHER-BurcHER Hoboken. N. j.. on WsdneAs
day, February ~ by Rev. r. w. Howss. rector q
Trinity church, Mr.. wLLiAx PLUxRR Y Miss BEssu
BCrcHaR, all OF H0boken.
sMirn-RAYxoR this city. on Monday, February
10, by Rev. w. IL Penaeton, Mr.. ASDKEw SxIrR, os
New York, tn Miss AMELIA RAYSoR, OF Brooklyn.
Long Islan4 papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1868-02-13
usIEp STATES plsIRlcI cQuRI.

Before Judge BIachlord.
7ae URted States Bssjamin De7ricl. The sisndAns
carried on the business OF dsiiller at West Forty
eighth street, in violation OF the Law by having
esss Of mash II appeared In the course Of tAe trial
that there receiving the premises
while by the provisions of the Of 1868
have been two BY direction OF the verdict was
entered Tor the government.
In the case OF the United States W. one stu, &C.,
found NJ H. Clinton place, there also verdict for
Ne government condsmning the property.
The New York herald., 1868-02-13
THE SPREAD OF THE INDEPENDENT TELEGRAPH LINES.
From the Evening Telegram of ysstorday.J

BUFFALO, n r, Fob. II. 1903.
The Dominion Telegraph Company was organized last
week, with headquarters at Toronto In opposition to tho
Montreal Telegraph Company. Lines Immediately
10 be erected TO all business points Contracts for the
poles are given out. The lines will connect on tho
United states side with the wires of Atlantic and
Pacific Company In opposition the Western Union lines