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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-04-14
On the Move.

A general order from Washington move
the troops now on duty in Florida to Nc
braska; those in Louisiana to the North
ern Lakes; those in Texas TO Kansas an,
Virginia; those in Virginia to Mississippi
and California; from California a regimen
goes to Kentucky; from Kentucky reei
ment comes to Georgia another regimen
from Dakotah is to quartered upon US ant
so ON and SO forth. The New Yorl
World, regarding these changes, searches
tor the motive and finds it to be the old
drama of imperialism played in a pretend.
ca Republican theatre. The World saws
Wherefore is the whole United States
army thus sent trapezing all over the coun-
.lP' from m, one extreme end ofit to the
! ether What is the reason Of tnis Great
expense to transport SO many thousand
men so far, and wherefore is Il that. ut the
oh,comlng OF Southern summer, acclima-
ted troops are withdrawn from its influep.
ces ana anacclimated sent 10 their stead I?
I'VE will tell you. 1t is because the
army will not do the dirty work of recon-
struction as soon as it sees how very dirty
that work is. There is no disobediepce.
no revolt, no mutiny but they see and
teel that they are white men, put there to
exalt the negro above other white men.
ana tney cannot be relied on to co it.
Here and there, some officer who diseraces
an honorable calling, enters into this filthy
BUSINESS con dnaore, but, for the great
part, there is mere stiff compliance with
the exact letter of the order, and no more
Hencet2H this marching and counter
marching and ,hurrying this regiment off
TO Dakotali and t'other one back to Texas.
it is the same stale old game to be fonnd
10 any good history which treats of the it,
tie lodges of despotism. It was part OF
me homan policy to send the Syrian levies
% Cappadocia and the Cappadocians to
oyria-but never let them stav with al
rlendship, and always keep moving your
roops. In the corrupt days of the French |
monarchy, just before Louis XVI was
'ulied down out of his throne and behead.
d, it was chief function of the Minister
I War to charge the troops. Prior to bis
avs, It was James lis device to nut his
inglish regiments In ireland and his Irish
roops on English soil. And Just so now.
omething is due, no doubt, to army likes
nd dlsllkes, but the mai point in this
eneral order is as stated. There is work
} De done in the South. Eight rogue
e e! are to be lugged in: thirty-three
'laole Representatives are to be seiected.'
10 screws are to be frightened in the sa-
ed name of peace; and to do this dirty
ork men must be had who will not and
1t 1t what they are doing until too late
nat a testimony to the unutterabIe I
;oundrelism of this vile thipgq Army S
hcers, proverbally the most coreless and !
different OF men in civil affairs, cannot :,
]: revolt at this botch upon statecraft
ID army priva.es, drilled into machines '
e not yet so far drilled but that the blood I
their veins rebels at the unnatural work
ey are set to do 80 -
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Coon ADv1cE.-Hoyt & Garden, bankers
OF New York. send US their circular ot
March Il. We take from it the following
piece OF sound, practical advice, which We
nope the people of the South will heed /:
tfthe South will exert oue.haif of tho
toll, energy and self denial to- retrieve her
lost wealth displayed by Der sons in their
VAN struggle for independence, the sceptre
81 CIVIC power will be restored to her erasn
once welded 90 creditably 10 the national
eonaciis. Let the South eschew the cost
" Injuries imported from abroad to cratifv
extrayagant tastes and DESTINATIONS yanity
s: sne VIII escape to that extent taxa
ton TO pay gold interest on the national
debt; and leave the burthen to that section
wnlch created it. II she will apply some
Of her surplus to the erection Of factories
sna convert the raw cotton into yarns and
Iaorics' she will triple the annual vaiae ofI
her cotton crops, and make her the richest
section Of the country. s
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-04-14

Gas- There is nothing purer thuu homes,
ty; nothing sweeter than charity; moth.
ing warmer than love nothing brighter
than virtue, and nothing more steadfast
than faith. These united in one mind,
form the purest, the sweetest, the richest,
The brightest aud most steadfast happi,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-04-14

III Joubert aud Pinchback. both ne
groes, have received Federal offices
from Grant.
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.,h4- Miss Lizzie Boyton, OF Crawfo r]s.
VIDE, Ind, having lectared on the subject
AFTER Suffrage, What ?" received an ans.
wer, the other day, in the shape of an old
PAIR OF trowsers. pickaxe, and a dull
razor. -
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bsg> It's said that another national bank
is soon to be organized in Chicago, under
the control OF an experienced banker from
Richmond, Va, who has national bank
already with ample circulation, which he
wishes to transfer to this city. It's capital,
and the precise time when it will 90 into
operation, cannot be made known for a few
dnvs n.
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New ORLEANS, APRIL 8, 1869.

SHOCKING AFFAIR IN RUsK COUNTY,
We copy as follows from the Texas Reput
lican of the 9th:
We have just heard of an affair in Rusl
county that forms a climax of HORRORS
Inc circumstances, as detailed to MS, ar,
as follows:
A young man by the name of Col. Green
VINO 10 said to be new settler in the conn
ty, left Henderson on Saturday even;n.
last, in a state of intoxicatiou for home. :
when he got about seven miles from town
on the Marshall road, he stopped at The
WIDOW Griffin place, where body of ne
Rroes were making crop, and ordered his
supper. While eating it he was seized by
nve negroes, who tied his hands behind
MIN, dragged him about half mile and
hung him. They treated him very bru.
tally, throwing him over the fences az thew
reached them. bruising his face and other.
wise maltreating him. While he was
hanging they rolled back log, dug a
trench, threw him in it before life was ex-
.nct, and then rolled the log back to its
former place. Two of the negroes were
preachers. The principal one engaged in
1ne murder, julius Jones. stood by with q
gun, directing the others, and telling them
ne would kill the first one tbata incbed -
!he same negro went the next day to Hem
9erson, preached Q sermon, and baptised
fourteen neSIoes.
Green is represented as q refined, inteli-
gent accomplished gentleman. but who oc.
casionally, unfortunately got intoxicated.
! ms friends missing him, it seems found his
morse at this plantation, and his hat at one
oI tne caolns. On searching for him, they
Traced ms footsteps upon the route he had
oeen carried, and found letter that had
droPed out Of bis pocket.
FIVE negroes were arrested, who confess.
ID the crime, and were taken to Henderson
md placed in Jail. This was on Monday
IN Tuesday night, about IL O'Clock. a
noo went to the Jail, and hung every one
!! them on the public square, fronting each
noe OF the court house, the two preachers
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.asa- A he-bnck niger has been APP
pointed Post Master of Columbia S. C.
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Alexandria has a Velocipede.
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II + I oT.J . Il y s CO { GIL
Expectorant.
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TRf ST. JOHNS COUCH EXPEc
L ToRANT.
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TRY ST. JOINS COUGH EypEC
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

; THEATRB.-To-nIght is Get apart as
the Farewell Benefit Of the PartI6eton
Sisters, being their last appearance but
one In Wheeling. To say that the en-.
tertainmsnt chosen Ii q good one, con-
veys but family our meaning. An en-
tire new play, q choice one among the
repertoire Of these talented sisters, en-.
titled Dare Devil Kate, or Early Times
III Old Virginia. n drama In three acts,
and . Prologue written expressly for
Miss Sails, bya prominent dramatist
Of the day, and ID performed only by
them. sMlss sallIe suBtaIns her original
TpEe Of 'Kate Hunter, called Dare Devil
Kate, land Misa Kate appears as .Neb,'
9 negro boy, and will, during the even.
ing, introduce some Of her delightful
songs and dances, also solos u pom her
fayorite banjo. The comlcal Seton is In
the caste as 'Archey ROss,' a new char
acter that will afford his talents full
range to amuae all. During their short
engagement the PartinEtons have labor.
ed hard 10 please our amusement
loving cltiEens. Be on hand this even.
Ing, and give sallie and Kate sub.
stantlal recognition Of their popularity,
and an appreciation Of such youth, tai
ents and genius, as they possess. To.
morrow afternoon there will be the usu-
al Matinee given, when Pocahontas will
be played for the ladies and children.
Let all attend. na.| y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

GRATurTouS DnTRlraUTtoN. 900
Copies Wheeling Business Directory
for 1870. The canvass for our Business
Directory Is being rapidly pushed for.
ward and Will be issued as soon as q
careful compilation will admit. The
work Will contain the names Of all
Business and Professional men Of the
city, and will be distributed free to the
city, the farmers and the public gener.
ally. In addition to the Classified
BUSINESS Directory, II win contain 1
Calendar for each Of the u months Of
1870, besides much other useful infor-
nation, and will be an Invaluable path
finder to those who wishto make their
purchases In this market. BUSINESS
CARDS will be interpreted through the
volume OF reasonable rates. No
money will DO asked In advance Of its
completion. 1nooncluslon we hope to
meet With q liberal share OF patronage,
Respectfully, A. McKenna q Co., Pub.
llsherR, .....
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WHAT Will BE WoRN THIS WINTER
t-Satln will be greatly worn for even.
ing dresses this winter. Embroidered
strips Of muslin, pleated' bands o.
white ChamherryI Eauzs and lace art
the appropriate trimmings. As watches
are designed for use, not ornament
they are not usually worn with full
dress; but It would be no great Sin
against good taste to wear one at a par
~ II You choose. Gems and flowers
especially roses, are the adornments 70,
powdered hair.
Velvet cloaks are not worn in mourn.
Ing. Beavera cloth, .Thibet, Russian
lambskin, or the material OF the dress
MolTe antiques arano longer the frat
choice for evening dresses. Get a gros
grain costing nom three dollars
70 four dollars q, yard. Ultra.
marine blue, emerald green, maroon,
pr the new sardonyx color, would suIi
you. .--..i 81 .r.l ...,"-,
require q small ,pleat under tho seams
Of the front and. first aide width. For
etout persons those widths are without
tulness. The remaining cores and the
back full breadth arc. arranged In
French pleats. For the ukirt Of o walk
Ing dress make . gored front width,
Two narrow side Ig6raa. and a full
breadth-six pieces In ali. Three and
four yards are tho greatest width. Il
should Just escape the floor, and be Of
the same length all round. Black last.
Ing gaiters are. sometimes worn, but
not neat az much as kid. 1n- .11'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

CITY COUNCIL. AN adjourned meet.
Ing OF The FlfSt Branch OF City Council,
was held last evening. Tho chair was
occupied by Ills Honor, Mayor Mo.
Olellan. The clerk being absent by
reason Of IndlSposltion, Gen. Feeney
was chosen to oil The position pro tenn.
At The call Of the roll the following
members answered: Messrs. Blair, Car
nAhan, Culbertson, Hall, Pannell,
Simpson, Sweeney, schAmbra and
Wilson.
On motion the reading ofthe minutes
was dispensed With.
The chair announced the BpecIal or.
der Of the meeting to be the considera-
ton Of the ordinance establishing and
regulating the Fire Department OF the
City Of JWheeling. n P :
On motion the ordinance was read
the second time ut length.
Ailer the reading had been flnInhofl,
Mr., Sweeney remarked that tho ffrst
question 10 DO decided, was .Whether
the Council wa prepared 10 oathbllah
O paid Gre department.,
The resolution adopted by the Sec
ond Branch ut q former meeting, that
the Council was favorable 10 DE al.
tabllBhment OF o paid fre department.
consisting OF one chief, two assistants,
and the requisite number Of engineers,
hfemen, and extra men, was taken up.
On motion of Mr.. Blair, ali after the
words Fire Department. ives strIok.
on out, and the resolution a. amended
was adopted T M N n
The first section OF the ordinance was
then read, and amended by striking ont
1.-TWO" and inAerting "three, !" thereby
constituting three Ere districts In the
The second section wa amended by
adopting the word "MarshRlT after the
words "ohief' and assistant"
The salary Of the Qhlet Marshal was
fixed ut 800 per yeat; assistants, on
motion OF Mr.. Wilson, $50 each, per
annum; hostlers, $500; englnemen, 500;
ftemen, $50: extra men, $780,,
I After the Ordinance had been read
and considered, Mr.. Blair made the
motion that II be- referred to o special
committee Of two from this Branch and
three from the Second, with inBtruc-
lions to perfect II and report at % ear.
" q day as practicable.
The motion prevailed, and Mesars.
Wilson and Hall were appointed
on behalf OF this Branch,
Mr.. Sweeney made the motion that
the bill Of DR., z. Mccoy, ordered 10 be
paid OF the last meeting by o majority
vote, be taken up, and It prevailed.
The motion 10 concur with the Sec
ond Branch ordering It to be paid was
fully discussed and was finally adopted,
Bill Of Benz. Harris for services as
hostler, Waa received from theLS Second
Branch, and lis action directing the
Clerk to pay IL was conourred In.
On motion the First Branch adjourned.
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RIVER News. The Rebecca resumed
her place, yesterday, In the ParkeES-
burg trade, the repairs to her machinery
having been completed. " j, ~. y, 10 i .
The Liberty, with four barRSB loaded
with nails and coal oil, got away for
st. Louis last evening. Some doubt IN
entertained Of her ability 10 get ont or
the Ohio on the present stage Of water.
Her barges are loaded to their full o.
pacity, and are drawing more water
than u In the channel above the mouth
Of Wheeling Greek. ,rnlpr
The Rees and Forest CITY were on
hand a. usual. '""' % ~ fT' ,,'.,, g. .
The hne passenger packet Kentop,
Capt Kerr, 10 advertised to leave for
Cincinnati this afternoon at s O'clock.
She 10 represented 70 be A No. ! In all
her appointments. 1
During yesterday The river continued
10 recede slowly Of thlb point. ara
O'Clock there were four feet three Inch.
es In the channel. isal 81 .uciu .- .
We take the following from the Gin.
cinnatl Gazette and oOplmeretdl or yes
terday,!,. .rrsi. ynT,i.. ,-....
Capt. John W. Booth 10 rapidly all.
Ing out his barges for New Orleans.
II 10 said that twenty-five men have
been drowned since tho building Of the
bridge across The falls ii Louisville was
commenced.
Capt. Walter NJ. Maratta received q
dispatch toSday from his brothers,
Capts. Dan and Frank Maratta, at Pitts.
burgh, saying they had named their
new Trinity river boat, Henry A. Jones.
The Little Rock RepabIiean, OF Sat-
urday, BayBt 'F r.'',l'I : 10 n %.
The steamer Edinburgh, Capt. Yerkes,
arrived yesterday with o splendid
freight and her cabin full Of people.
Her music BY steam attracted many 10
the landing who were curious 10 see
the ibCalliOpe.h mon ~ jIgAG gu !
The Gibson received all nup1 qaVeF
freight and passengers from che Edin.
burgh, and passed up the river last
night with lne trip. Captain Smith
will put her through on the double
quick. ~ .'.' 'fT'I' s.n'
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ATTgMrTRD SUIclDE.-YesterdAy Mr..
Thomas Tingle. youngimang engaged
rs book-keoper In the hoiie Of Msssrs.
MeCabe, Kraft & Co., entered the drug
store o., MOLain Bros.r corner Of Mad
ket and Monroe streets, and inquired
the price OF landRnpm par pound. Be-
Ing informed, he ordered pound and
q bill made out In ths name Of the
Arm In whose employ he was After
the bottle containing the poison had
been delivered, to him and while the
bill was being made out, he was OBJ
served 10 be, holding Il below the
counter and apparently engaged In
removing the cork. An Instant later
he had the bottle TO his lips, when
the clerk HpranE over the counter
and daAhed Il on the door. he
had, however, succeeded in swallowing
about two ounces Of the contents before
the attendant reached him. He was at
once removed to room In tho rear and
antldotss administered. DR., HildfSth
was also summoned, and after q half
hour spent In efforts to, produce vomlt-
Ing. hS accomplished that object and
had tho young man removed to his
boarding house. While the physician
and others were exerting themselves "a
save his life, the would-be suicide was
as cool and collected a. II totally an
uninterested party, and when asked
what induced him to mako the attempt
to destroy his life, he replied that be
was .'tlred OF llving.n Having re-
covered sufficiently from the effects Of
the poison, he was taken to the
O'Clock train over the Central Ohio
Railroad, and loft for Cambridge, where
we are told his parents reside, In charge
lofa fElend. 'l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

PERsoNAI!-Ws had brief call, last
evening" from Capt. O. W, Smith, mem.
Der Of The House Of Delegates lq1t win.
Yer from Kanawha county. Captain s.
+, eVFo,ste home from . visit In Ohio
extending through several weeks.
During his stay there, he took part In
the campaign IN that State which, ter.
minated so Brilliantly for the Republic
cans, last Tuesday. While absent, his
political friends In KanawhA placed
him 10 nomination for ths poAi ton be
20 orCdItably filled last. winter. we
trust they will see 70 II that he is elected.
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TAKING PossEss1oN.-Messrs. Basaott
g Co., are receiving goods, daily, and
filling upthe shelves Of their new, Store
on Market street, near Quincy: By, the
way this Is pronounced sonewof the
finest storsroomS In the city. It la we'll
lighted, handsomely lifted DIP, and will
compare fRyorably, IN every PARTICULAR
with The 81 leading dry goods, houses b, in
all this region.aubafa ~ - yf,.t nj
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MANHURT.-A German. employedlin
Wtndsr's Coal Bank across tina Creek.
was dangerously hurt, yesterday, by
being caught between car and the
side Of the passage way into the mine.
The man was 90 severely injured that
he had TO be carried TO his residence,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

"a sI1aTT CoLD," CoUaHs.-Few are
aware Of the Importance Of checking Q
cough or "Gllght cold" In lis first stage;
that which In the beginning would
yield to o mild remedy, II neglected,
soon attacks the lungs. "BrO.OH's
BrOnehGGl IFoeheSn give sure and al
most immediate relief "THe TFoehe8"
have proved theft eficacy by q test Of
many years, and have received testl.
monials from eminent men who have
used them. a.. '4a a'HoiQmI -'1'
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By RENTING, and applying the rents
70 the purchase, every one can become
the owner Of q first class Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine. VIM: Sum
ner & Co.. Agents, No. IS Monroe street,
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CHURCH DED1cATRD.-we learn that
new Methodist Episcopal Church at
FAlrvlew, Marshall county, was deal.
Gated last Sunday .week-Rev. E. O
Wayman conducting the dedlcatory
services. The entire indebtedness on
the building was provided for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

POLICE CouRT.-Ths case Of william
GadouEh which we stated in yestsr-
days Issue would probably be before
the Police Court "this yesterday
morning." was the only one on the
docket. The charge was "dIsorderly
conduct" which the testimony clearly
established, and Gadough was fined
five dollars and coats,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

PROGRESSING, The examination by
the Board. Of Public Works Of thu
charges against Mr.. Fsrrell, superin.
tendent Of the NATIONAL Road, was CON.
tlnued through yesterday, and hltll 4
late hour last night 81 The testimony in
support Of the charges was closed and
ID number Of Witnesses were examined
for the defence. BY Tomorrow evening
i will probably be ascertaInet what
dime next week the trial will termiI
nate, - %" G.'' ~ 4. n" 10" - "a "a
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Ass1sTANF COLLECTOR AMOUNTED
We heard yesterday, that Mr.. W. P.
Rhodes, I ptominentcl citizen OF Mounds.
Vile, had been appointed Assistant
Collector oi1ntetna1 Revenue for the
district composed Of Marahall and
Wetzsl countless, ~ o. -
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SILVER WARE, &c.-oxtoby & Duff
field have received q fine lot Of solid
silver ware, table, dessert and teaspoons,
butter knives, &c. Also a full line Of
watches, clocks, jewelry, spsctacles, DO.
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V.G.GG. F.

A VALUABLE GRAIN. GRAPE AND
"A GraEing farm for sale, $50 acres, mag
OF Martins Ferry and Bridgeport, In Bol.
mont county, Ohio near 70 Two pixies now
constructing. II ID better adapted 70 grape
culture than the river hills, a II Il not 50
much exposed 70 fogs and that state OF at
70 <. 3. and 9. n. principally; we'll Watered
and timbered. = =. =
Has 80 Apple, 50 Ounce, 30 Plum, and
many Cherry, Pear and other mutt trees;
large two-st0fy Frame House, Stable, Corn
and Wagon Shed; also good Log tenant
house, DO, &c.
Sale TO take place on the premises on
Tuesday, the ION dny OF October next,
. For particulars enquire OF
3. q. COCHRAN,
At the Law ONCE OF Peck q Cochran,
sepSO.d, tw&wtd Wheeling, ", Va.
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EXTRAORDINARY CORE oE MEReU.
.J.r-r N RIAL pLREAsE, ,.,r,., -.

DEAR DowoR:-You know what was nv
condition when called upon you. I WSs
sores all over, literally covered with nasty
black scabS, and % panied In my joints n
night, that sleep or rest was utterly limos.
able. Ny consultation seemed entirely
Of ever being cured, having tried many DIV.
siolAns, and u1ed numeroua praparnfionH
putpo ring TO BIO remediea, without fhe
least Rign or success. But I am now Nanny
70 say, that after using those i've bottles 81
your aarSaparilla and Dandenon, and only
restored, have returned 10 my post on ne
boat, and feel ~ thA time o. stout Is ever 1
did IN my Lie. Pl0Rse accept my thanis,
and believe me ever yours.
L,-c.l buI ~ SAMUEL MAYS, 3
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SALE OF HANDS

FOR II A KRIS
UNHE UNDERSIGNED, SHERIFF OF
l. Ohio County, Will on the I'd day iof
November, 1859, (belng the INST day or
the November term OF the Circuit Court Of
said County, at tho mont door Of the Court
House thereof, proceed 70 sell all the lands
therein delinquent for the non.payment oi
taxes for the years 1857 and 1858, which
lands, with the taxes, interest and damages
due on each tract, are specified in q list
thereof posted on the front do or OF the Eaid
Court House, 70 which List special attention
b directed. M -...'-. = =,
THOMAS ]. CAMPBELL,
Rherln OF Ohio County.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

3. BOOKING and Booking q Carroll
have the finest, largest and cheapest
assortmentof Soaps In the city; CON
slstIng Of Rbout slxty-6ve different
kinds: Those in need should call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere