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The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

INYo County NoMINATIoNs.-W clip the
following correspondence from the Examiner
of the 22nd inst
The Democratic County Convention of
Inyo assembled at independents on the 5th
inst, and organized by eecting D. g. Curtis.
Chairman. and Henry NJ. Isaac as Secretary.
The business of the Convention was conduct
ed with-decorum. and harmony-the delegates
manifested a Jealous desire to faithfully and
truly represent the real interests of the peo-
pie in nominating what | verify believe a
sound and popular ticket, which should in
sure its success at the polls. The ticket is as
follows: For the Assembly. Andrew Bell ;
Sheriff, Mr.. Moore; Clerk. S. P. Moffat :;
Treasurer, Mr.. Lintell County Attorney,
Mr.. Beveridge; Coroner. Mr.. Lank Super
intendent of Schools. Mr.. Sims. Scott Bro
der and Andrew Bell were elected delegates
to the State Convention. S. p. Mofat WAS
chosen chairman of the county Central Com
mittee, and Henry NJ. Isaac. Secretary.
By this it will be seen that the Democrats
of Inyo county have nominated Andrew Bell
as a member of the Assembly. II Mono
county can agree with them on Mr.. Bell, it
will be satisfactory to the Democracy of Tuz
olumue. Mr.. Bell was formerly a resident
of this county, is an answering Democrat,
and it would give us pleasure to support him,
but Inyo had member in the last Legisla-
ture, and we understand that Mono claims
the member this time, that being the case it
will be necessary for Mr.. Bells nomination
to be ratified by the Democracy of Mono be-
fore his name can be placed on the ticket in
this county.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

The following resolution was introduced by
J. ]. Franklin and unanimously adopted
The members OF this Convention. recogni-
zing the abilities Of Henry T. Barber, Esq. i.
n long resident Of this county. as an able law
yer and )urist. do recommend him rs a can
didate for Justice Of the Supreme Court to the
State Convention. tn be held at Sacramento
on the 2Qth dav Of June. 1869.
Therefore be Il R6Solrcd, That the delegates
elected to the State Convention be. and they
are hereby instructed, 10 make all honorable
eXertionS to procure the nomination Of Henry
Z. Barber for Justice of the Supreme Court
For delegates to the State Convention. the
following persons were duly elected j. W.
Mandeville. j. j. Franklin. c. IL. Randall,
". Eiehelroih, H. F. Barber. A. Reed and
c. Dorsey
The following named persons were elected
the County Central COMMITTEES for the ensu-
ing wear: Il. j.. Gardiner. +. Parsons. c.
IL. Randall. u. F. Baxter, John App. p. Me
Cormick, J, d. Murphy, ". Arthur and IL,
Cecil
For justices Of the Peace. Township No. :;
J. Letford, +. \. Freund and j. Shaw. were
placed in nomination the vote was as fol-
lows: Letford Ii; Freund 10: Shaw Is !:
j. Letford and j. Shaw were declared the
nominees.
Fer Con>ta6es. Township Ne. |: NJ Ken
ney, c. 5. Stanford and Geo. Steinmetz. were
placed in nominations; the vote was as fol-
lows: kenney IA Stanford 9 Stenmet@ Is; ;
henney and Stcinmetz were declared the
nominees.
For Justices Of the Peace Township No. ,
NJ. \. Lewis and J, Harrington were nomi-
mated hv reclamation.
For Constables, Township No. =; p Smith
and NJ. Melynn were nominated by aeclama-
ton.
On motion. the Central Committee was in
structed to Recommend to San Joaquin and
Stanisaus counties. that Knights Ferry be
selected as the place for holding the Conren-
tion to nominate a District Judge for the Fifth
Judicial District.
On motion. the Central Committee was in
! structed to fill all vacancies, that may arise
on the ticket prior to election.
Three cheers were given, anG the Conyen-
tion adjourned sine die.
lIUGH FARLEY.
|. j. POTTER, Secretaries.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

SCHOOL CENsus.--W. s. Cooper, Census
Marshal for Sonora School District has re-
Gently taken the census of children in this
district. and reports: The number of chill
dren between the ages Of FIVE and fifteen en-
titled to school money to be Ill. Classified
as follows-Boys lS5; Girls 200; Colored
is; and indisns2. The number of children
under Ave years of age are white 1872; Col
ored &; Total l@S. Total number of children
of all ages 609. of these l66 attend Public
Schools: l29 attend Private Schools aud Ill
attend no school. There is separate school
for colored children.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

Pure BLOOD is essential to sound health
and long life. No chronic disease, ,sores,
ulcers. skin eruptions, glandulous swellings,
discharges from the ear, sore eyes, sores or
cankers in the mouth. will ever appear if the
blood is pure. 70 secure this great desidera-
tum, take DR.. Walkers Tegetable Vinegar
Biters. 1t is the great Blood Purifier, and
life-living princi pie, increasing the power of
digestion, and exciting the absorbants into
healthy action, whereby all impurities of the
system are carried off,
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

The Rev. Enoch G. Cowan, b. D.. of St.
Augustine College, Benecia, is expected to
visit Sonora, and will officate and preach in
ST. James Episcopal Church, Morning and
Evening, June eth, 1869, The Sacrament
of the Lords Supper and Public Baptism will
he celebrated during the Morning Service
Sunday School at o.. 4. NJ.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26
L. 3. TINKUM, Secretary.
Bridgeport, June 10th, 1869.

On motion it was ordered that this Conven-
ton nominate two candidates for Assembly
and that the selection of the third candidate
be left to the counties of Mono and Inyo, the
name of the candidate selected by them TO be
placed on the ticket with the other candidates
nominated in this county
For Assembly, Hugh Farley, ". Eichel-
roth, and P Rutledge. were placed in nomi-
nation. The vote was as follows: Farley %:
Eichelroth S. Rutledge l.. Hugh Farley
and w. Elchelroth were declared the nomi.
nees. For Sheriff, Jas. MCGOWAN was nolni.
mated by acclamation.
For County Clerk. r. E. Gardiner and J
F. Wagner were placed in nomination. Gar
diner received 2l votes and j. T. Wagner 90
Il. E. Gardiner was declared the nominee
For Treasurer. l. n. McCulloch was nomi
mated by acclamation
For District Attorney J. f. Rooney and
J. S. Nugent were placed in nomination the
vote was as follows J. T. Rooney % J
S. Nugent IA; j. F. Rooney was declared
the nominee.
For Assessor 7. C. Birney was nominated
by accamation.
For Surveyor; W. S. Cooper was nomina.
ted by acclamation.
For Superintendent Of Common Schools
ChSs. Upper was nominated bv acclsmation,
For Delegates to District Convention tc
nominate District Judge for Fifth Judicial
District the following persons were elected
J. J. Franklin, J. W Mandeville J. u. Muir
phy, j. L. Bourland, O. 7. Gale. c. Ii. Ran
dali and W. a. Aiken. Before the vote was
taken it was announced by the Chair that al
the persons above-uamed were in favor of Ca
leb Dorsey for District Judge and by 4
Reed that J. B. Hall. L. I. Carr and Gen
Booker, all of Stockton. were also candidate
for the ctice Of District Judge.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

The Masonic Ball which came off at the
Turnverein Hall on Thursday evening, in
honor of the Festival of St. John, was attend
ed by large number who enjoyed pleasant
time, giving universal satisfaction.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

John NJ. Faughnan, formerly Collector for
this District, announces to-day that he will
he n candidate for Sheriff before the Union
County Convention. Go in John; put life
and animation into your party, We want some
excitement to make the canvass interesting.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

We are indebted to Ii. L. Street, for lib
aral supply Of Newspapers, Periodicals, &C.,
Streets Book Store is the place to get choice
literature Of all sorts.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

FLArULENcY. SoUR SToNAcH. AND HEART
BURN are the warnings given by nature of
approaching dyspepsia and liver complaint.
Avert the danger by using Bristols Sugar
coated Pills. They invigorate the liver tone
and strengthen the stomach. aud enable the
bowels to perform their functions with ease
and regularity. Occasional doses of Bristol 5
SaFsaparillG will greatly hasten cure 80.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

Law AND PnYS,c.-When the Convention
was receiving nominations for Justice of the
Peace for this Township, last Saturday. one
Of the delegates plsced John Shaw ESQ.,,
Druggist, in nomination. not in earnest, but
asa joke, great was h,s astonishment on the
announcement Of the vote to learn that John
Shaw ESQ, Druggist, had received votes sut-
hcicnt to make him the nominee of the party.
Or. Shaw will be elected, and he will make
a good Justice. Suitors can be confident of
one thing, if he does not deal cut law and
justice TO suit them, he can dispense physic
90 suit the most fastidious. IL be can't make
them sick of the former. he can set them to
thinking nightly with the latter.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26
LOCAL NJ EWS.

C,rUotfc CHURCH NorcE.-The Rev. Father McNaboc
will celebrate Mass (sunday 9th in james
town at quarter 10 O. n and in Sonora, at 10
sunday, July 4h in jamestown, at quarter to ., NJ.
Sonora. lo% A. NJ. On Sunday, July 1lth, in Big Oak
Flat at lOlS A..
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

HenryJ.. Raymond of the ". y Times and
one of the leading editors of the United States
died suddenly from apOplexy on the 18th
inst
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

Ira Smith, of Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Ex-
press, will please accept our thrnks for news
paper favors.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

Those wishing to enjoy good glass of ice
cream can obtain it Of Mrs. Israel opposite
Barlow's store.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

The COMING CELEBRATION The citizens OF
Sonora have determined to celebrate Free
doa''s Birthday on Monday the fifth day OF
July. L. F. Hunter, Esq. will deliver the
Grafton. The Committee of Arrangements
offer prizes for Eady Equestrianism. Last
year the best feature Of the celebration was
the riding done by Ladies. They also intend
oner'ng prizes for foot racing among the hsa-
w weights. We have no doubt the novelties
presented will attract large crowd. The
c'tisens of .Columbia will celebrate on
Monday July 5th, by Procession, Oratien &C..
and are to have a ball in the evening. Hugh
Farley, ESQ.,, will deliver the Grafton. iu.r
ing from the preparations being made there
VIII be very fine celebration at that nlacs
lne citizens OF Chinese ca M are also MAKING
preparations Tor uelebr4 On.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

All Legal Summonses advertised in thi
paper must be paid for in advance.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

The communication Of "Old Columbia
received too late, will appear next week.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26
MARRHE ID.

In Sonora. the Goth inst. st. Patrcks Church.
by Rev Father McNaboe, John Perano to Victoria Per
In Sonora. June 24th by Rev. Father McNaboe, Mr..
John Dawson to Mrs. Margaret Mehen.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26
DIED.

At the Golden Rule mine. Poverty 1ill June 2it
Andrew Donohoc. aged 10 years.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

JUDICIAL CANpIpATEs.--The delegation
elected by the County Convention on Satur-
dav last, to the Democratic State Convention
to be held Tuesday. the Goth day OF this
month. at Sacramento, were instructed Ito
make all honorable exertious, to procure the
nomination of Henry P. Barber for Justice
of the Supreme Court" When the names
of delegates proposed to be chosen to the Dis
trict Convention 10 nominate Judge for this
Judicial District were presented, 1t was an
nouuced that it was delegation in favor OF
Caleb Dorsey ESQ. and thereupon was unan-
mously elected. The choice of the Democ-
racy of this county is II. ?. Barber for Su-
rreme Sadge and Caleb Dorsey fer District
Judge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-16
department. aad was left at Washing, !

department, aad was lett ut " ashinH' u
IL ~ orliuary warehouse. The gole. Is
/ placed in the hands o. Two officers q go
Confei rate Navy, then there, with
s'rue'ions to convey It, as soon as -
could safely te done, to one Of the doFps-
tories above named. While il prison 1
saw statements IA the New York nal
,hat amounts Of gold acd of SIX 0' {.
corresponding to the above had = aug ira
turcd by the Federal forces V iate {,
i, = -. - etsed tue ad.jue fes.s-
urer % eurn the Confederate Treasury
notes aboya named Ia the presence of tie
5. eretary Of War General Breekearilgo
an myself.
Mr. DAVIS was captured nearly wcak
after til 5, in : u.h-rH Georgia, and there
fore. Judge Lu, sus .cious tllc he
clru III IL s.r ta., t. a~ara than fir di4
tau.'r as1 4. 1.~ .-s Ill tru.h a. L are
u4G.a ana ua- uerou- in inference.
Gaa-a ~ srces in that srcarh seem to
LaY been an awkward attempt in this
IA. .ie .oru to revive theexplolej story
II NJ. h..le ,n- ea, tirel .u .e"e'e At
tire. H n-- If .9 9r7n him, iav.n-
t. anil a- e- Gas 10 excite ataia7- h.m
,.-,iu.- otrIeua aaut eoatau.. onl '.ow
atesr the l..saot nearly Iour years, Re
yige, ia I.A,- ,.a. p1~ss-i INTO service
tidc the l.st os. o. .>gasl@sa- Z u. -.ist sUsgl-
cI1as a1..r tneMee Con- rt.es ant %
b. usa it, q n .aS Of showing to tha peo-
! RE- q. iexas Jhat .gy '"@io ,odiyi.e the
4 S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
Commissioners sale,

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIM
- Circuit Court Tor ohio County, W, Va.
rendered on the 10Th day OF June, 1863, In N
cause In chancery pending In said COuri,
wherein John List Il complainant aud AN.
ME- u. List and Others are defendants, I
will, on
Thurs1uy, theIath day of Angus, 1860,
ut 10 O'Clock A. N, proceed 10 sell, ut public
Aucti0nI W the highest anu best bIduer. nj
the front door OF tue Court House OF uuln
CounLy. ". VA, tue following desSFi bed real
estate, VIE:
Lots N9G one hundred aud slxly.iOur llSD
anu one hundred and sixty -nvS lI6jJ In Ul.
iou .; A4ntb addltlOn 10 the city, OH ZAnsG
l5lalu, LObS NOS. one hundred and AIuSly.
elknt iISol and one bundled and ninety =.
nue. lSl On the Lhe east AIu9 Of Kiln street
anu Tue waller lot y lug east Of SAID Two lou
khoMn w lOt NO. EkkhL ~ On XAne'B Island,
Lot No. uut hundred anu tnI0u (IpD Oh Tue
west tS1e OF Market EquSre, and thu south
thlia VA OF lot NJ. one hundred and four
llv4) Adjoining lot lot No IU5, aud on Whicn
VIE Itscted good tOTee story hOuata. The
H1st 70 Ieet 81 lot No. enc huuuItd nnd
4syenty'ionr (!7Il on zIue street, ia last
WneehnB, with all tIs rights OF alleys bu.
longing therotU, Fart OF lot No, IOntt6eu
ub IN GquArB fourteen 40 on Union street,
nOopt ~ t1eL mont, NJ described in deed
from y: r. Vsnnum and wills dated August
IVLh, 1851.
TERAs Or sALE:-ons.louHlh OF The pur.
cnASe money 70 10 paid In cash, and the TO-
LnAlnuet Ia three equal lnStalment1 al one,
Two anu three yearS, 10 be secured by notes
hhu ut6d8 u trust satisfactory 70 the UOm.
mIsAl0nerI and 70 bear interest IRON day Of
eai1 until payment.
DANIEL G. LIST,
Hl-W aI.- |H I0mmtBlOuef.
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Commissioners Sale.

by ,V1RTuE, OF A DECREE OF THE
~ Circuit Court for ONO County, We9L
NlfRlnlA, rendered on the 10Th day ui Jtne.
io99 IN Z cause IN Chaneery pending In gNid
Conft, Caroline Gunner Ia CON MAIN.
amt, aud Z. ELIAS StliGl, admir-, et al Nc de-
iendAntS, shall, on '''' Nv
wednesday, me 2Sth day OTJuIy, 1859,
Al 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell, nj nph,,c
auction, 70 the highest aud best blddsT ~
the front door Of me uourt House az t,hiS
County, West Virginia, the following HS'
Hcribed property, Lnat II 70 ray. "a certSIn
piece or part OF lot NO. Ten II0l In Snnsra
No. ten (lO), situated OH the etSSI side al MAJ
ket street, IN the City OF Wheeling AMI Se
ginning Tor the EamU ~ The south corner Hf
said lot on Market street and RUNNING North
on the line OF atiulo iUrty. four feel thenec
east 70 the alley, . parallel with nc soath
line OF bald lot; thence Tory .fouF feet 10 NE
south line Of said lot, anu thence 10 ihs
place OF beginning" with all tina buiIlInvS
aud RppnrtanAnets ther1unto belonIiHI.
TERMS or aALE-Oue.thirLi cash. Hpd tha
balance In u aud ~ months, the puIo aaser
giving bond with good security, Ior ths ds.
!stIeo lnAtaluenls, with Interest from lHte.
VI al cam At lIlIrCnaSorS option. =
HANNIBAL rORBRS z
SN1 SpecMl Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
commissioners gals

pY VIRTUE OF A DEGREE OF THE
- Chcult Court for Ohio County, West
Virginia, rendered. OH the 10th day III June,
INV, IL cause In ChRneery pending In said
court, wherein John BaSnHr et ais are COM
plalnAnlS, and Mary a. StRmnl Is defend.
ant. 1 shall, on .E
wednesday, the 2Sth day OF July, 1859.
Alto O'Clock A. n, proceed TO sell, vt public
auction, 10 the highest and best bidder, ut
tue front door OF the u0aTt HOUSE OF ohio
county, West virginia, the following dr.
scIl0eo property, lnat " 10 say: "AIi that
lot OF land lying on penny street, spEigG
hoW, In The Town Of kOuIh Wheeling, Ohio
county, W. Va, and designated on the plat
VI Hau town 81 lot numbered fifteen toy"
Win Al The buildings aud appurtenRnC6S
tnereunto belonging.
TEAMS OF SALE-One.thIrd cash, and the
balance In u and ~ months, purchaser giving
BOND with Roou security, IOT the deferred In:
htalmenB, with interest from date, or Hi
caah, ~ purchasers option.
..4 y HANNIBAL FORBES.
lunG-0 Special COmmisSiOnsr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28

! In view OF the fearful ravagRs Of dis
ease in the local department OF The
Register, 1t seems probable that estab
llshment will soon have u first. class
ghost Of It's own. In such a sad event
may we not expect TO see that wonder
full mystery "spirit photography" In.
troduced here, 1t, being the general
theory that disembodled spirits haunt
the places most frequented by them in
the 1ssh. Brown& Higgins could then
furnish every customer with Il picture
holding the shadow of q robust spirit
in the background; and doubtless in
time this likeness OF the departed and
lamented splvIns would become nearly
as plentiful Us the rotund photos. Of
his earthly tabernacle. which now
adorn the galleries and beautifyNthe
windows Of our artists, 70 the great de.
light Of small boys and the imminent
peril OF susceptible, damsels. o', mga
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28

TRusTEEs' MEET1Na.-A meeting Of
the Trustees Of tho Female Seminary
was held yesterday afternoon, in the
Bank OF Wheeling building. Among
other business transacted was the leas.
ing ofthe Seminary 10. q gentleman Of
this city; and we understand that ex.
ercIses In the Institution will be re-
Sumed alta early day, with full corps
ofcompetent teachers.
A report OF the financial condition Of
the joint stock Company controlling
the Seminary, was laid bsfore tho
board. From It we learn that tho net
proceeds of the late fair will reach the
handsome sum OF one thousand dol.
lars. The work of re.roofng aud max.
Ing other repairs will be commenced
In time TO have the building in thor.
ough order at the opening Of sLe com.
ing scholastic year.
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SHEPHERD ESTATE.
FOR SALE

DURsUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
l. ~ the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, on
Tue THIRD day Of June, LEGO, In the Rult In
ChAnceiy between Levi B. SPRINGER
AND OfHHkS. C0mplAlnantS, and hH EP.
HERD MCINTYRE AND VrH 6ts, Defend.
anus, the undersigned Commissioners will,
ON tuesday, the Seventeenth day OF
August, 1869,
aud thereafter from day 10 day until com.
pleto1, commencing each day ut eleven
o'clock A. H., sell 1t public auetIan, on the
lRhu 10 DO sold, the home plantation or eH.
t0te mentioned III the ninth clause OF the
Will or Moses shepherd, deceased, In diVt-
hl0nU, lola and COAL nelds ~ specified In the
report AMI plat OF James GilchrlSt, sac.
VeyOr, on die IN said Suit.
: Fans ;-kach purchaser 70 pay In hand
not lOaB than One'I0nrth Of the money due
upon bis purchase, but 70 have the privilege
10 Fay ~ hRnu any greater proportion or the
whole thereof; and the rOtldue, II any, 10
b. paid Ia three equal inStRImenis bearing
Interest from the Jay OF sale, and payable
respectively, IN Alx, twelve aud eighteen
months thereafter; bond and security 70 the
Satisfaction u Tie Commissioner 10 b
gwen for the deferred lnBialments, and the
Iitle 10 W retained ~ further security until
payment In iull.
The whole tract contains about fiye hun.
uTed ana seventy five acres, and u Situated
" ONO County, West Virginia, along ih0
GnM0erlAnd Road, HVmpt6d Railroad and
MheennB CTeek1 being by the Cumberland
h0ao aD9ut nlx miles from Wheeling, A
pat Of Inc dlVGlon8, lots and coal T1vldH
may DO seen " the bank OF Wheeling, AnI
htS0 at tue elaIk ONCE Of the Circuit Court OF
VnIo OoWnty. DANIEL LAMB,
,, DANIEL U. LIST,
lulb-uIbA4LW Commissioner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28

WEST VIRoINGA OoLLEoE.-We lake
pleasure In calling attention to the I'D :
verIisement In another column Of The
nextTerm Of West Virginia College, ut
Pennington, to commence August 80.
Since Its first opening, last fall, an un.
precedented success has attended this
institution, and lie managers have
evlncsd disposition to Increase lis
facilities quite In proportion to lie
rapidly increasing patronage. The In
sIrumsntal Music department. intro
duced last term, was decided success,
and now an accomplished Artist, Mrs.
O. W. ColeRroye. has been Oecured to
conduct II department OF Drawing and
Painting, The number and ability OF
It's teachers the extent Of It's advan.
tages, the unusual reAsonableness Of
It's terms, and the success that has at
tended II, all highly recommend It 10
those having sons or daughters to edu.
cate. .d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28

FIRE AT MARTINsyILLR.-Ye sterday
evening between i've and six O'Clock,
the dry house attached 70 the key fac
tory OF Messrs. Hornbrook & Kline,
situated In the lower part OF Martins
Vile, took FIRE and was completely de-
stroyed. A considerable quantity Of
stuff undergoing the drying process
was consumed. but. we were not able
to learn the, amount Of the loss. For.
tunatelysfqf the losers (but not for the
insurance 4compGny,) they tiSd taken
out u 5000 policy during the afternoon
with the National Insurance Company
IofthIs city. This Is said to be the third
time the dry house connected with this
establishment has been burned.
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u. P. oHuRoH.-We paid o brief
visit to this church. on Fourth street,
yesterday afternoon. Il is now rsceIy-
Ing the finishing touches Of the painter,
and will be ready for occupancy about
the LIST Of September. The windows
have been filled within the past few
days with stained glass OF beautiful
design and superior quality! The pin.
nacleS on the front corners, as we'll as
those at the base OF the castellated tur.
ret, have been put In position, and add
much to the appearance OF the build.
ing, The desk and seats are OF oiled
walnut andimsplO. and are ofchaste and
appropriate pattern. Altogether It Is
one OF the finest structures In tho city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28

RIVER NEws.-The river continued
to fall yesterday, and at evening the
marks showed but eight feet three
inches In the channel. %
The Kate Putnam from Pittsburgh
for st. Louis. was the only arrival out.
side the regular packets. She received
some freight at this point and probably
left for her destination last night.
The Petersburg, Matamoras and
Suntish packets are bringing up, daily,
immense quantities OF black berries.
The crop iS a most abundant one, and
prices rule low. . O 3
River at Pittsburgh: four feet, nine
inches and, falling. ... ... r'ua