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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-10

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RA l.
" RO OAKLAND AND LOTS IN RICHMOND
ksCEIVRD IN PAYMENT FOR SToCB.-Ths
act passed on the lst day OF March, ls67, " TO pro.
vide for the completion Of p line or lines Of rai'-
road from tie waters OF the Chesa peake 10 the
Ohio river" authorizes land TO bs received IN
payment of stock subscriptions. This act also G1-
thorizes the Virginia Central Railroad Company
to contract with the CoriDgton and ohio Railroad
commissioners TO C rnstruct the road from CoviHg.
ton to the Ohio river, and upon the co c u.ion OF
such a contract grants TO the Central Company all
the rights and privileges conferred on the Chess-
psake and Ohio Railroad Company.
On the 30th day Of November, ul,ino, the Viz
ginia Central Railroad Company entered into q
contract to construct the Covington and Ohio rail-
road upon condition that 81, 500, 600 Of stock WAS
subscribed 10 the sock OF the Chssapeaks and
Ohio Railroad Company said stock to be EMIT Ell
to a preferred por cent. dividend aitsr the road
IS completed to the Ohio river.
l am authorized to receive subscriptions to this
gtock payable In lands along the line OF any rail.
road In Virginia., or In Rich nond City lots, il the
prices can be agreed on.
Parties who propose TO subscribe will be ex-
pscted In every case to furnish, ar their own cost,
the report OF some lawyer named by myself that
ths title is good.
The ultimate value of the stock OF the Chesa.
reaks and Ohio Railroad Company may be esti-
matsd from the receipts of the portG eru lines.
Last year the receipts OF the Pennsylvania Cen
Central, 400 miles, $l4, sos, 1855.
f. POSTAISg,
President Virginis Central Railroad Company.
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gIsHTY.FoUR VOTES CAST

| Genuine French Merinoes, the handsomest eoioi0
at 75c. per yard, would be q bargain at 81;
Handsome Mohair Dress Goods at l23, 20, ana Isc.-
many OF these goods havo bean reduced atieass
IS per cent;
English Merinoes at &C., worth 7ac.;
Irish Linen at 4oc worth Soc;
Table Cloths at 75c.;
| Real HuckabackT Towels at l23c.;
geavy GRAY and Red Twilled Flannel a. 3Sc.;
white Flannel, foil yard wide, all wool, at soc.;
4 very superior article, Same "iu'n' ." ~" ~
75c.;
Jacquard Diaper, Tor Iaoie oioshe'
worth Soc.
Elegant sontsgs at 6oc.. worth 81;
Woollen Hoods at &c., worth 81;
Cbildren's Woollen Hose at l23c., worth 2oc.;
ladies', Slate, Mixed, and White Lambs WOOL
Hose at 25c., worth Soc.
Shawls from 81 to $40;
| Ladies' Cloth Cloaks must be sold prices are re-
duced some as low as $3.50;
| Real Maltss Lace Collars at &c., worth $l.25;
Elsgant Worked Bands at 75c., 81, 81. rs, and Sl.so,
worth double the money;
| Embroidered Collars at l5c., worth &c.,;
Fleece-lined Gloves at loc d;
gIegant Plush. lined Gloves at &c., worth 81;
| Superior Cloth Gloves, for ladies and gents, at soc.
worth 81;
| Nice Gloves for children ut l5c.;
Ladies' White Cotton Hose at 12ac.
Jet HAIL Heads at 4oc per gross;
Shirt Bosoms at l23c.
Jet Trimming at loc. per yard:
| Cloak Buttons at loc. per dozen;
Balmoral Skirts at $l.'s;
| Childrsn's Wool Scarfs at lee.
Gents Corded and Printed bordered Handker-
chiefs at Soc, would be cheap at 75c.;
r-I-- Il: r.-tt Witt, Imam uanAHnrrhiGf a al
Soc, worth 81;
| Real English Socks at IS per dozen;
Linen Cambria handkerchief at $l.25 and $3.50
per dozen;
| Bonnet Ribbons at s5c. per yard, would be cheap
at SOC.
Velvet Ribbons at IS, so, IS, 70, and 81 apiece;
Blankets at 50. so per pair:
Bleached and Unbleachsd Cottons at So, 10, and
l2Ic.
Extra Heavy Unbleached Cotton, full yard wide,
a~tl2ic.;
Calicoes at 81, 10, and 12sc.;
Bed Tick at l23c.
Shifting Stripes at l25c.
Linsey at zoe
Mohair Skirting at Csc. per yard, worth 75c.;
Table Damask at 30, so, and 75c. per yard;
Napkins at 81. 2s per dozen.
Great bargains in
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Sa~tinets,
Full width Sheetirgs,
all kinds of Dress Goods,
and, in fact, everything that we have in store.
The goods must be sold the stock to be closed out
in order to make an important change in our busI-
ness next spring. LEVY BROTHERS.,
l547 Main street,
jas nearly opposite the Old Market. House.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-The
~ public are hereby notified that the Arm OF
RENN0L.GS &C. have this day sold TO DR.. J, Il.
ChoGhWELL the exclusive right for three years
h, Crockwell Is Individually Responsible for ali
contracts or transactions In connection with said
dressed to him.
All who have said pills on consignment will
account TO him for eli on hand from this date.
WILLIAM HOLDS.
W.. DAVIDSON,
T. B. FUQUA.
STANTON, VA, January /, 1868.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
CLOSING OUT
AT AND BELOW COST

Contemplating r change in the business, I have
determined to sell Off my entire stock of FALL and
WINTER GOODS, which il very complete in all
branches, REGARDLESS OF COST.
A call and examination from those in want will
satisfy them that | am not merely advertising to,
but really am selling
at AND BELOW COST.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
deG 529 Broad street, corner of Sixth.
NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES!!
~ JULIUS MEYER,
No. SGT BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
Opening this day q large supply OF NEW GOODS.
BALMORAL eKIRTs at 81. 25 worth 81
BROWN and BLRACHED SHEErINGS at lowest
New York prices;
WHITE FLANNEL at a0c. worth 40c. {;
BED and GRAY FL.AENELs, all qualities {;
TOWELS ut " and 10, worth 80
aich and Elegant DRESS GOODS.
81 ARRITZ and LMPRES CLOTHS,
Silk-warp and Alexander POPLINs,
Rich PLAIDs and ALPACAs, all colors;
Handsome DBLAINES at zoe.
SHaWLS! sHAWLSll
Rich Broche and Cashmere SHAWLS,
Plaid SaAWLs q every variety.
Ny stock OF CASSIMEREs ard CLOTHS is very
large and well selected
Black and Colored CLOAKfNG, all grades;
Fine CASSINETS at Sec. worth 75c. ;
Beautiful CARPETS at75c.;
Also, Jouvin's and Empress KID GLOVES, for
ladies and gentlsmsn-Bismarck and other
colors
Elegant lo.4 Atwood BLANKETS at IS.
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BILL OF RIGHTS.

The Convention then resolved itself into
Committee of the Whole to consider the
Bill Of Rights, Mr.. BowDEN in the chair.
The Sd, 18th, 5th, and 9th sections of the
bill, which correspond with the I'd, Sd,
4th, and 5th Of the bill, as of old, were
adopted.
In the 18th section, which is as follows {:
81. That all elections ought to be free ;
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NOTICE in consequence of the ina
IN bility to collect our debts, or to realize from
our assets. we are, with deep regret, compelled to
suspend payment. AS soon rs we can make up a
statement of our affairs we will call a meeting OF
HARRISON, GoDDIN &APPERsON.
Richmond, January 10th, 1858.
The firm and business Of HARRISON & CO.,
New York, is discontinued The business will be
closed by A. Z. Tatam; attorney. 8. j. Harrison
business with him will ind him here.
ia lo-it HARRISON, GODDlN &~APPERsoN.
r MISUNDERSTANDING will be de-
~ livered in this city by the Rev. G. w. SAM
as follows:
In the Second Presbyterian Church fnr.
Hoge'al, before the Biblical Society of Rich
mGad College" on SATURDAY, 18th Of January.
subject.-"The Relation of the P .ofsssed Rsvs.
laaons OF Asia to the Inspired Truth Of the Sacred
Scriptures
In the Second Baptist Church (Rev. Mr.. Cham.
ciety,5 on MONDAY andTGEspsT the isehs and and
ltth Of January, at half past 2 p. N.
Subject for Monday" Greece"
Subject Tor Tuesdsy.-"Italy."
Admission, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for each
lecture.
Tickets can be had ct the book s!orss and drug
stores. or ct the door. ia LOT
SUPERIoR PEBBLE AND GLASS
~ sPECTACLEs, ~@~
correctly suited to the eye, at reducedS~~
RIuE MICROSCOPES s'
THERMOMETERS,
at 3. FRANKLIN's, opticisn,
~Jaio-ss Dis Main street, above post, oa.cs.
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chesapeake & Ohio Ruil'd.

HHESAPEr KE AND OHIO RAIL.
" R0AD.-The following gentlemen are added
70 the Executive OF HsnTico county
Mes. rs. ]. H. sands. George d. Plea.snts, K. b.
Henlv, and P. G. Larus, Captain NJ. u. M.grrder
and DR. w. n. Farrar K. FOETaI z,
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
RICHMOND. January 1868 lao
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rTyRUSSES, T~EUSSES.--I have Just
Z received WHITES PAT EMIT LEVER THtSS-
the best truss in uss for retention and saoics 81 cure
Of Hernia. Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL SUP.
PORTER. JOHN w. EISCH, Druggitf,
NH II Hsin and Third atrssts.
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8DecSOZ Notices.

g y EF
SIX THOUSAND Six HUNDRED Ard
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RIVER NBws.-The river at Pitts
burgh, yesterday morning at Q o'clock,
was feet and falling, and at this place,
last evening at dusk, II feet 6 inches
and falling. The Bayard arrived feom
Parkersburg yesterday morning, and
left for Pittsburgh. The Potomac ar
rived from Cincinnati yesterday even
ing at 6 o'clock. Chris. Young, the
prince of clerks, Informed rs that the
Potomac had an excellent trip. The
Rebecca departed for Parkersburg at
IL M, The Forest City and Rees ar
rived and departedatt their usual hours.
A. j. Sweeney, ESQ., received dis
patch from Capt. Sweeney, yesterday
afternoon. saying that the st. Marys
would be here sArly and leave for Gin
cinnaH between 5 and 6 o'clock this
morning.
Boats leaving to-day: st. Marys, 7.
O, Sweeney, Master, for Cincinnati at
5H o'clock, a. M, Grey Eagle, Brennan,
Master, for Pittsburgh, at z NJ M; Exc
press, for Parkersbnrg, at IL a. m;
Forest City, for Steubenville, aty25< p,
M; Rees, for Sunhsh, at 8 p. M; Poto-
mac, Muhleman, Master. for Cincinnati,
at p. M; Bayard, Sheppard. Master,
for PaEkersburg and intermediate
points, at 8, p. M; j. n. Mccullough,
Moore, Master, for Pittsburgh at 8
O'Clock p, m. grsT sL-fie rtB5. u
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nCommnnicatnd1

Editors Irtelligeneer
Observing in number of the recent
issues Of your paper that our Young
Mems Christian Association Is making
extensive preparations 10 furnish a
hrst-clasS musical entertainment for
next Thursday. evening, and feeling
deeply interested in securing the
hearty cooperation and influence of
all our good people, permit me through
your valuable columns to urge upon
all your readers to put forth every eff
fort to make this entertainment a conn
plete success. -...ge-s.
The object of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association is, TO improve the
moral, social and religious condition OF
our city, and to counteract as far as
possible the evil Influences exerted
upon the young men of the community
in the numerous haunts of intemper-
ance, vice and immortality, that infest
our city. IL is their especial pleasure
TO meet the stranger as he enters onr
city, and assist him In securing emu
ployment and comfortable and re-
spectacle quarters that he may call
home. In fact, there Is no worthy OBJ
| ject of charity that has ever yet ap-
piled to the Young Mems Christian
Association for assistance. that has
been "turned empty away" - .ts.f-
"Sick and in prison and ye visited
I
have standing committee whose duty
II ia to visit those that are sick or In
prison, and administer to their wants,
both temporal and spiritual. 80
There is nothing that Is possible for
them 70 accomplish for the good OF
their fellow-men. and the benefit of the
community in general, that is not
heartily undertaken, and they have
every reason TO expect and claim the
earnest and hearty support and
patronage Of generous public.
II Is to be hoped that every one
that feels an interest in the
welfare OF this community will exert
all the energy and influence he or she
may possess, for the complete success
OF next Thursday evenings entertain
ment at Washington Hall.
In addition to the above, there is
another reason, that of itself is snttt-
Client TO fill every seat In the hall. The
Beethoven Society Is composed OF per-
SONS that fill the most important posi-
tons in the choirs of almost all the va
rious churches in the city, and II we
would have good singing in our
churches, let us, by every means In
our power, hesrtily encourage those
that lead the singing, and make this
concert really A BENEFIT.
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TIE CHEAPEsr RooF IS THE GRAVEL

THE CHEAPEST RooF Is THE GRAVEL
RooF.-Mr. George Crumbacker of this
city, is fully prepared TO put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method,
and warrants his work to give satisfac-
ton, either In resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through
process that frees It from oil and ben
zole, and no matter how great the heat,
1t will not run. 1t is equally efficient
Crumbacker Keeps on hand roofing
cement and cement for tanks and side
walks of the best quality, and for sale
at the lowest rates. This roofing has
stood test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh.
Address me through the Post Office,
or call at my establishment, head of
Lindsey street. ALL orders will be
attended to promptly. apr7-Sm
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CHEAFRsr white goods in the city al
Beekman & Emsheimer's.


CoMINa.---on Friday. the 18th inst,
an opportunity will be afforded our
people of enjoying rare and most de.
slrable treat. On that day, at Wash
ington hall, will commence the .exhi-
billion OF Barnum's New York Museum
curiOsities. Asis known. the Museum
building in New York was destroyed
by FIRE recently, but all the living
wonders exhibited there will be exhib.
tied here, so that the fire will. prove
rather a benefit toour people. The col.
lection. as is known. is a very complete
and admirable one. comprising Circas
sian Girls, Dwarfs. Fat Boys, Giants
etc. There Is no need to assure on,
readers that the collection viii be wei
worth visiting.
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DEIBeATEs 10 THE COUNTY zcoxvxs-
TIoN.-we invite attention to the Call
for meeting of the Union voters OF
Webster Township tonight, which win
be found in our advertising columns.
In the concluding portion OF it
occurs a misstatement, unintentional
of course, in regard to the existence OF
an Executive COMMITTEES for this coun-
-ty. A new Executive Committee for
this county was appointed. we are in
formed, considerable while ago. Il
will be seen that that Committee also
issue a call for Township meetings
TO select delegates to the County Cons
Sention to be held at the Court House
on Saturday, May %. This arrange
ment, we presume, will be entitled TO
take precedence. y.al.si (! 8
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Mas. GKN. GRANT writes: at af-
fords me great pleasure to bear witness
to the excellence of the Grover q Baker
Family Sewing Machine. 1haye had
one in my family. for some two years,
and from what i know of its workings,
and from the testimony Of many. of my
friends who use the same; i can hardly
see how any thing could be more conn
plete or give better satisfaction. The
machine have Is one of tbs most ele-
giant have ever seem" Salesroom at
Oxtoby q Dufheld's jewelry sotre, 103,
Main street, where full stock OF
watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles,
siiver.piated ware and fancy goods can
be found,
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chitfs. Splitting OF Blo0a, and Pulmonary AZ
fections generally. It Is a remarkable Re
medy for Kidney Complaints. Diabetes, DIFF
ficuity OF Volding Urine, bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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NelE AdNertIsements.

Dividend Notice-First Nationa
Bank. ~
Dissolution NotIce-BaIr Bros.
q To Union Voters of Webster Town
ship.
TO Union Voters of Ohio County.
Home Insurance Company OF Column
bus, Ohio.
German Fire Insurance Company
Stockholders Meeting.
Sealed Proposals for Notwithstanding
Geo. Bowers, Chairman, DC.
Money Lost.
Provisions at Theodore Fink's.
Steamer Julia, for Zanesville.
Steamer New State, for Louisville.
Beethoven Concert, Thursday oven
ing.
Money found.
Steamer silver Cloud. for st. Louis.
Income Tax Notice.
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POLICE CoURT.-There was not much
z Of docket at tho Police Court, yester-
dry morning, contrary to our expecta-
ton. Only two cases were tried.
MIR. Frank Maloy for disorderly con.
duct in house somewhere in East
Wheeling, was adJudged to pay fine
of S. and costs. Mr.. William McCul-
loeb, for n similar onense, had to fork
over u like amount. 'A
Tho case of John Aiken, for eDghgiDf
in hand to hand contest on UDloI
street, about noon, Saturday last. wa
continued, the defendant not beInJ
present. s -
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MATCH GAME OF BILLIARDs.-Av very
interesting,and exciting game orbm.
inrds was played last evening at the
McLure House saloon, between Ste
phen Daily OF baltimore. and Harry
Groneweg of this city, late OF Cincin-
natl. The table used was second
sized, four pocket one, Julius Balke's
make, with Phelan's cushions; az inch
balls; caroms, !jaw" barred.
In banking foI the lead GroneweS
won and made .. Daily then missed
ana Sroneweg made 10. A few more
huots on both sides and Daily went
hnsau ON runot So. GroneWeg from
TINS time lost heart and PLAYED poorly
All through. His opponent had the bet
ter nerve and played with confijance
throughout. When he was ySithin oO6
OF out, he took the balls and made n
beautiful run OF 2O5, leaving MIN ono
10 go. GLoneweg scored sueeesai,SaiS,
!, OailX missing twice, and tba,
lSte me halis Tor the latter who made
the shot and went out, having ma
1901. iaaoe
The following Is the score. noc,..,,
being counted in the runs:
pA9Lg,5.otssSSso,9a2Slo 10. 3 go q
9 a. s. q. 4, sos, o, o, 2-LOol. Averase.'
GRoSEwEs-2, l6. 6. o, 4s. leass I,
6.o,H, u, %, 9, 10, n, le 800. ? S. ? II, i;
"a, 0, al, 9, ), 4, Q, :, ., 2-6l2 Average, ]
Referee, George Black. n. @. Forbes.
Baltimore, Scorer. Time Of game, one hon
and dfteen minutes.
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TUE BURIAL PARTY which arrived in
the city day or two since for the pur-
pose OF conveying TO the cemetery ut
Grafton the bodies orsoldlers which had
been buried here In the Peninsula Gem
etery, was busily engaged yesterday in
taking mp bodies and preparing Thorn
for shipment TO Grafton. The number
disinterred was, we were told, some
forty or hfty.
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BRAUrrruE- NEW SoNas.-Elenore,
40c.; All Thy Heart or None, 30c.; Not
for Joseph; (comic) 50c.i Champagne
Charlie, (comic) 30c.; also, many other
mail, on receipt of price, from Sheib's
Music Store 100 Market street.
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TuE, BALL given by Vans Brass
Band at Washington Hall, last even
Ing. was complete success. The
dancers were numerous aud graceful;
the music delicious, and the toilets su-
perb. Everybody said, "Never was so
delightful an evening.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court met yes.
terday, Mt 10 Il. M, Judge Caldwell on
the bench.
The following cases were disposed of:
Louis Flicker. a youth about u or Is
years old, petit larceny, so days in the
county jail; Nicholas Criswell, house.
breaking, plead guilty, two years in the
penitentiarYi and John A. Sangs ton,
same offence, three years in the peni-
Tertiary. SRngston and Criswell were
engaged In the robbery of goods in
BrentlInger's drug store some time
since.
The civil docket will be taken up to.
day.
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1T ALWAYS GIVES SATIsRAoTIoE.-
This Is the testimony of all who have
Powder. All the hotels and boarding
houses, and best families in the city
Invariably use Il. Manufactured by
z. Booking, No. Odd Fellows Hall
Sold by Booking ~ Miller, corner First
and Chapline streets, and grocers gener-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-12

SEWING MAoHINEs FoK RENT
Wheeler d Wilson's Sewing Machines
rented by, the week or month. BY
renting and applying the rent TO the
purchase, everyone can become the
owner of a hrst-class Sewing Machine.
Call and examine at VIM. Sumner q
Co. Is, No. 80 Main street. -
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THE CoNcERr.-wc direct attention
to the advertisement of the grand con-
cert, TO be given at Washington Hall,
on Thursday evening next, for the
benefit of tho Young Mems Christian
seats commences this morning at TX
O'Clock mt the Religious Book House,
Monroe street. All should secure n
ticket and seat. e-
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wuAnwouID HOME RE woRTH WITH.

WHAT WOULD HOME BE WORTH WITH
OUT MoTHER2 and what would life
be worth TO an unfortunate brother suf-
fering from Serofnla, or any like dis
ease. without a remedy at hand3 Dr..
j. w. Poland,s Humor Doctor will
surely benefit, and often entirely eradl-
cate every faint of humor in the Blood.
Try 1t. Sold by Laughlin, Smith eco.
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4 IooAH's ARNIcA, AS an external
application for Pains, Swellings, Rheu-
riatisnl, Sore Throat, Sprains, &C.,
NO unpleasant smell, and ia in eveay
respect an elegant preparation. In bot
ties at 25 and so cts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-12

BEFORE SQUIRE CLoHAN.-Yestertlay
Squire Clohnn, of Centre Wheeling,
had before him u man named Morrow
for disoTderly conduct. 1t appeared
that one evening last week Morrow
went home and at the supper table, In
ct OF rage, seized a plate containing
butter and hurled the same at the head
OF bis wife. The plate struck lady
guest who was at the table on the
shoulder. What became of the butter
our informant forgot to state, but 1t is
fairto presume 1t made an awful grease
spot on the floor.
Morrow was fined So and costs. &c
then announced to his better half that
- he intended to so away and never more
return.
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WIND.-All the winds OF Eolus were
frolicking in our streets yesterday,
blowing dust into peoples eyes and
playing the deuce with female draper
les, long and short.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-12

STILL AHRAD OF A1I.-Just received
comprising English and American
gifts, Parlor Satin, Unglazed and
Brown Papers and Borders. New
Styles constantly arriving. Better
goods and greater variety at cheaper
prices than any other house in the city.
A. w. PAUL. d Co.,
No. Jog Main street.