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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-01

COULDN'T GET IN JA1L.-A negro woman
named Lizzie Holmes, arrested by one Of
the deputy constables of Henrico county for
trespass, was taken to the county Jail yes
terday afternoon, but as that institution
was filled to excess the sheriff was COM
PEELED to refuse her admittance. She was
then taken to the First police-station, where
we hope her captor met with better luck.
We are informed by the sheriff that
there are but four cells in the Jail, and
they are now used for the confinement of
twenty-five prisoners-all men, and one OF
them occupying cell by himself, leaving
only three cells to be divided between
twenty-one men. Some action ought to be
taken by the cour.y authorities to fit up the
new jail. We learn that it is the inten-
tiop of Sheriff Smith to bring the matter
before the court on Monday, and urge that
something should be done for the con6ne-
mert of criminals.
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METEOROLOGICAL following table
shows the state of the weather during the
past month:
Dor Of Month. Thermometer. Weather.
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CITY TAXES.
Mr.. Kent offered the following !:

Resolved, That the time for collecting the
city taxes OF 1865 be extended to the 10Th day
OF January inclusive. Any person having
paid one half of his taxes in the time provided
shall be entitled to the usual ten per cent. on
the other half pr0rided he pays 1t in the time
provided by this resolution
kiop+a1
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No CoURT.-The Mayor will hold no court
to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-JUST Ana
GHLNaE LIVERY AND SALE STA:
BLES Franklin street, ONE HUNDREDe eHa1s1n =
YOUNG MULES, FIFTY WELL.BEOiksE
ble for farming purposes; all Of which wan be SOLD
at reduced prices and on the most accommoaalnS
tarrng. (ge e1 JOHN II. DAsAs
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ULUNY, THREAD, AND MALTESE, LACE
- COLLARS;
AIN, HEMMED, AND EMBROIDERED
NAkBkERCHIEFS;
IGLF AED DOUBLE BROCHE SHAWLS !;
iLAI< AND EMBROIDERED CORSETS;
THREAD, SILK, AND KID GLOVES;
WHITE NUBIAS;
I DRESS GOODS AT COST.
iuESH Il GUGGFNhEIMER,
is27 Broad street, three doors above Theatre.
J. c. KEAN. JAMES II. CukNEEY, and ". W.
AMER statesmen de II
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NOTICE.-Ths Board OF Directors Of the
Y National Bank Of Virginia, Richmond, have
THIS DAY declared DIVIDEND oF FIVE fEh
GENT. oat NJ the net earnings or the Bank daring
the past s!S months, payable 20 StocAholusrs on
and after he slh day OF January nsJt !ree nI TAX.
j, b. MORTON, Cashier.
December 81, 1853, taa-st
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THE CEMETERIES.

At Shockoe Hill Cemetery there were in
TERED during the year two hundred and
forty-fve white and sixty-nine colored per-
white; at Hollywood three hundred and
two-all white and at the Jewish ceme-
terry six persons. The total number of in
terments in these cemeteries was seven
hundred and sixteen.
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NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.--The boats of
In the JAMES RIVER ( Nd KANAWHA CA.
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock as Usual
snd SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and Dc
yoDd collected on delivery, or prepaid st the op-
lion OF. the shipper. Freight received and de-
uyered at my ONCE, Oh the docE.
VIZ freight wtn rot DC delivered till charges sro
2elo.
Boats locked and insured.
- y EIfWiED DILLON, Agent.
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TOBACCO. CIGARS. &c.

sAARD BRAND.
The Undersigned have been appointedsole agents
for this celebrated brand Of TGEA Co and viii
be prepared to furnish II in large or sn all quanti
ties III prices 10 suit the Limes.
/ de Slim WAt.krR & SkISDERS
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REcAPTURED.-Julius Cole, convict who
escaped from the penitentiary about four
months since, was recaptured on Dock
street yesterday by officer O'Dwyer, and
by him returned to his old quarters.
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DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE Co.,
RICHMOND, December alst. 1858.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
Il have declared u dividend OF four per centum
free or all taxes) out Of the profits or the com-
pany for the past six months payable to the SOCK
WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN,
i,ls. Secretary.
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FREEpMEN's BUREAU.

= FREEDMEN 5 BUREAU.
Mr.. Washburne, from the special COM
mittee appointed to confer with the military
authorities in regard to the diBband ment
of the Freedmen's Bureau, submitted the
following report:
"RrcHMoNp, VA, December 81, 1855.
TO the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your committee beg leave to
report as follows:
After full consultation with the military
authorities, including the General command
Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Aban-
doned Lands, and other persons either in
authority or of special experience, we are of
opinion that it is incumbent upon the city 10
make immediate provision to feed about two
thousand persons within the city limits (now
in health, but, for various causes, dependent t
upon public charity for food from day to day..
II is also imperative that provision be made
for the proper care and support of the dcsr-
tute sick now treated in quarters by the Off
GERS of the Freedmen's Bureau, and also to
provide for those cases that may arise where
'hitherto the patients hive been sent to the
hospital at Howard's Grove. Of these, the
former will amount to several hundred; Of
The latter, two or three are sent to the hos
pital daily from this city. So that three
tonrths of the patients of the Howard's Grove
hospital are Liable to become q legitimate
charge 10 the city of Richmond should this in.
stitution be discon tinued.
"G our committee wish to state that both the
commanding General and assistant commits
sioner are anxious to cooperate with the
Council, and promise whatever aid the laws
of the United States and the acts of Congress
allow them to give. We respectfully recon-
mend TO the Council 10 purchase the kettles
and fixtures of the soup house now occupied
by the Bureau Of Refugees, Freedmen and
| Abandoned Lands, and that the building be
rented as now occupied, with 4 view 10 con-
| linue the iesue of Il soup ration under such
! regulation rs may be hereafter determined
| upon by the committee of the Council.
| "Also, that the committee be directed to ad-
vertise for bids TO furnish rations fori:he sick
| i'll quarters, and such other persons as the
! committee may decide entitled TO it, upon
| tickets TO be issued in such manner as the
| committee of the Council may determine.
| The officers of the Medical College Infrmary
| have offered to provide for the sick who may
| require treatment III hospital at q charge to
! tht city of seventy five cents each per diem
| furnishing food attendance, medicine, &c, rs
may be needed. This proposition your com
mltee consider very liberal, and recommend
| thar the committee be authorized TO contract
rs above.
F,ll cpb
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One birth is reported. The penitentiary
is under the control of the superintendent
and six wardens. A large majority of the
convicts are negroes.
HENRIC0 JAIL.
The county jail is full to overAowing.
There were received seventy-one prisoners
during the past year, two Of whom Dieter
Phillips and Sally Anderson) were under
sentence Of death.
White females ..................... l
Colored males. ....................1S
Colored females. .........................0 90
Total %
Deputy Sheriff Egpleston ia the iailor.
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THE OLD YEAR.
RICHMOND IN 1868.
FACTS AND FIGURES.

AS the bells rung out the stroke of twelve
last night the year of grace eigh teen hun
dred and sixty eight was numbered with
the past. Another twelve mon tn, with it's
hopes fulfilled and untitled, it's pleasant
surprises and its bitter disappoi ntments,
its joys and it's sorrows, it's smiles and it's
tears, its born and it's dead-is gone
"The blossoms will bloom into life again
At the call Of the summer sun,
But time nor tide can ne'er undo
What a single year has done's
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC, JSsUARY !, 1859:
Sun rises. s.........7.l7 Moon rises ........ Sal
Sun SETS High tide, A. NJ. $40
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ryINNER & CO.,
/ IG.2 MAIN STREET AND so4 BROAD STREET
his Is the week To- eating and treating,
And All IN" young folks are standing tip-toe,
gN,vgig@ from = rents and friends 3 gay greeting
IL Christmas gifts purchased OF ZIMMEA Il 60.
A. the fruits Of the earth are there IN profusion,
And heSu,i 'ul candles in AL colors glow,
TgithC gorge Gus seen" seems almost an illusion-
50 fire Is /. t. store Of XIMMEH Il Co.
ls:2 Main street and s4 Broad street.
Tie the sight and the taste there's everything plea
SAINT,
Prom the red sugar-plum to cakes covered Ike
snow,
md al vii" desire 10 make n nice present
houIdexamiue the stocG Of TIMMER K Co.
q - i5IS &sin street ard 5?4 Broad street.
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THE DEATH OF MAJOR GREANER-MEET-
ING AT THE TOBACCO ExCHANGE.-One of
the largest meetings of the tobacco trade
of this city ever held for any purpose
assembled at the Tobacco Exchange yes
terday to receive the report of the com
mittee to whom had been intrusted the
duty Of drawing up resolutions expressive
of the deep sorrow of the members at the
death of Major William Greaner, a man
who had endeared himself to them all.
At half-past II o'clock the meeting was
called to order by L. O. Noting, ESQ,
president Of the Trade, and then Captain
Shepherd, the auctioneer, moved that as a
further tribute to the memory of the To-
mented deceased that sales for the day be
suspended and the motion was unani-
mously adopted.
William D. Gibson, chairman of the COM
mittee, then read the following resolutions:
I" Resolred That we, the members of the
tobacco trade of Richmond, receive with feel
ingS OF deep sorrow the announcement OF the
6sath of one of our members, Major William
Greaner. His business relations with our COM
mnnity, darug back as they do full fifty years,
have always been marked by the strictes
honor and integrity while the cheerfulness,
gentleness, and suavity of his manners (the re-
suit of his kind and benevolent hearty rem
dered it both Il pleasure and privilege 10
meet him either in the walks Of business or in
the social circle. He possessed in an eminent
degree the confidence and affection of all who
knew him.
"ReSOiced, That we tender to his family our
impugned sympathy under this their severe
afIliction.
/" Resolred, That we will in body attend
his funeral.
ReSolred, That these proceedings be pub
lshed in the city papers, and that copy
thereof be furnished the family Of the de-
ceased.
'' Committee: William D. Gibson, A. n. Nolt-
ing, W. J. Yarbrough, Archibald Boiling,
James A. Scott"
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
MIR. Noting, the President, then moved
that the Trade proceed in body at half
past II o'clock to the house of the de-
ceased, to accompany the remains to the
church. The motion was unanimously
adopted.
The meeting was one of the largest the
Trade ever held here.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted and then, on motion Of the Pre-
sident, the Trade resolved to proceed in a
body to the house of the deceased, and ac-
company the remains to the church.
We have rarely, if ever, seen meeting
more deeply impressed with the solemnity
of sad occasion. 1t was plain to be seen
that every man there felt keenly the loss OF
an old and dear friend-one who through
many long year had associated with them
las the resolutions express} lin the walks
of business and in the social circle" Well
did the deceased deserve the high name
he had among his associates, and the beau
tiful and eloquent tribute paid to his me,
mory by the esteemed President on the
preceding day.
The funeral took place from Trinity
Methodist church, where the Rev. DR.. Ed
wards preached most touching and truly
eloquent discourse. The body was borne
to the grave attended by the Trade and q
large concourse Of friends.
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kHEWIEG ToBACCo.-CHEpING TO

&ed dEWING TUBACCU.-CHEFING To
~ BACGtl, various brands, superor quality.
For alss at saho5eBsie or retail by
sss r. t..fifsi., l. DID Il CO, Druggists,
de sSB Main street, corner thirteenth.
S9EafiiEaN PIPES.--A furthr supply
tRe g1pstne original POWHA1aN PIPE,
tSuJiy {soltsied, just received by
r. PURCELL, LADDS CO.,
Agents tor Richmond.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA PIEE AND MARISE}
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
RICHMOND, VA, January J, lsss.
DIVIDEND.-The Directors Of this Com
pany have declared their regular semi-an,
nusl dividend Of four per cent, payable on ana
after this date. WILLIAM WILLIS, jR.,
jals m Secretary.
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deaths, one marriage-the latter runaway
THE PENIrENTIARY.

THE PENTTENT1ARY.
Superintendent Wardwell furnishes us
with the following interesting statistics
concerning the State institution under his
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After mucl dIScusslJn r fssaa g Rsaa adopted.
RELIEF OF THE POOR.
Mr.. Smith submitted the following report
which vas adopted:

" To tie Cbuncit Qf city Of Richmond
Gentlemen,-The committee for the relief
of the poor, after free and full interchange
of opinion, unanimously agree to resume the
making and distribution of soup ut the de.
partment recently occupied by the Freedmens
Bureau--said operations to be resumed to-
morrow and continue until some permanen mt
arrangement shall be entered in TO for the re-
Eef Of the poor of the city outside of the
aims house.
''Ail Of which Is most respectfully s'b-
mitted GEORGE w. SMITH, Chairr,an.''
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Respectfully submitted,
a. w cIJprpsp ~

Mr.. Kent said he was satisfied that the
expense of keeping these poor would not
be more than $1O0 per day. General Brown
had informed him that he would do all in
his power to aid the city if they showed
any disposition to lend q helping hand. The
committee had telegraphed to Washington
in regard to Howard's Grove hospital, and he
was glad to be able to state that they had
received an answer from General Scho6eld
stating that it would be kept up by the Co.
vernment: and he therefors did not think
it would be SO expensive as most people
thought.
Mr.. Macfarland then offered the follow
ing as an amendment:
"Rgsolced, That for the objects mentioned
in the foregoing report there be, and hereby
is, appropriated the sum of 81, 900, heretofore
ordered to be expended under order Of the
standing committee for the relief of the poor,
and the Chamberlain is ordered to pay the
drafts of the committee therefor as the same
shall be presented"
After some discussion the report was re-
ceived, and as amended adopted.
COL' RED ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Mr.. Washhurne offered the following:
!" Res@lred That the sum of $500 be, and
hereby s, appropriated TO the Friends color.
edl Orphan A3ylnm OF this city Sor the .ensu-
ing ye:r.'
After muci cilscnFS1.r~;t gas adopfei.
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Between January and January 479 cou-
Piles in Richmond were made happy or
miserable by entering into the holy bonds
of matrimony. Of this number, 269 were
white, and 2l0 we're colored. In Henrico
county there were 162 weddings, equally
divided between the whites and blacks.
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TOR NEW YORK-OLD <1&Ses
q DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoM-SssS Gs
PANY.-The new and elegant side-wheeI steam-
leave her wharf at Rockets on SATURDAY, Janu-
airy I'd, at o'clock A; N. Freight received
tickets, $50. Steerage, $s. For freight or pas
sage, apply to
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM q CO.,
de 3o-at corner Eleventh and Main streets,
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In no 10y II the Union is the number of
nnIte criminals and female criminals of
either color as proportionately small as in
Richmond. And no city of its population
can, at the close of the year 1868, show @
more healthful state of public morals. The
iail is under the management of John E..
Brooke and William 0. Black, two worthy
and efficient officers.
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HENRIC0 JAIL.
Deputy Sheriff Eggleston is the jailor.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
There have been numerous changes in
the list Of county oficers-judicial and ex-
ecutive. The bench is now composed as
follows George D. Peasants, presiding
Justice 7. L. Peasants, W. F. Farrar, J..
F. Childrey, John Nettles, C. W. Pether-
bridge, P. G. Larus, DR.. John E. Friend,
John W. Lee, William E. Wade, William b.
Tyler, A. S. Storrs, William Hendrick,
James L. Marsh, Robert 81. Henley, Will
liam n. Yeatman.
Glerk.-William Fowiks.
Sherif.-Henry J. Smith. Deputies.-
L. A. Woodson, William M. McGruder, Will
liam Walsh, and Miles G. Eggleston.
Conmonaoealth's Attorney. - John B.
Young.
Sarueyor. T. Redd.
Commissioners of the Reuenue.-John A.
Eacho, George W. Carter.
Physician to Jail.-Dr. John Knox.
INSPECTION OF FLOUR.
From the quarterly reports of Inspector
Burton we learn that in 1868 there were
inspected 7,017 barrels of family, 116, 1922
barrels of extra superfne, 1904 barrels
of superfne, 3,191 half barrels of super
fine, II ZIG barrels of fine, 4,207 barrels of
middling, and 5,O34 barrels of condemned
-four.
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4 TTRACTlONS AT
627 BROAD STREET,
THREE DOORS ABOVE THE THEATRE.

GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
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sEIrPPxNG.

EoR PHILADELPHIA. = The I4aek
a steamer NORFOLK, Captain NOR %snAA&&
GAN, now lying at her berth In the dock, will re-
celve freight for the above port till SATURDAY
the I'd instant at II O'Clock. Freight taken for
Norfolk at moderate rates. Passage to Phiiadel-
phia, including meals and stateroom 80.
W. p. PORTER, Agent
ia1-2t Office No. 2426 on the Dnck
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ErOR BALTIMORE.- The e4aes
T steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, .&AE&G
Captain CHARLES TRAyERS, viii leave her wharf
on SATURDAY, January2, 1862 at O'Clock p. M.
Freight received up to Il O'Clock p. n. For
freight or passage, apply to
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RETROSPECTIVE,

It is we'll before we turn over the first
leaf in the new volume Of Time before us
to consider what we have learned in the
perusal of the one whose pages We have
just scanned, and whose lids have now been
sealed never again to be opened until the
last great day, when all shall be laid bare
before the eye of an omnipresent and omnis-
cient Deity. To this personal duty we but
call the readers attention, but it is ours to
note the changes of public interest that
1868 has wrought among us, and to exhibit
the present state of our local field, making
our paper in this department, as it ever
aims to be in all, "a map of busy life"
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p,sr R,I1-Tbere was considerable

BASE BAIL.-There was considerable
excitement in this city yesterday over
the game played in Cincinnati between
the Red Stockings and Haymakers on
the grounds of the former club, and the
telegraph was beseiged at an early hour
for a report of the score. Public opin-
ion was pretty equally divided as to
which would be the successful club.
About seven o'clock we received the
following:
Game closed at the end of the fifth
inning. Score, Haymakers IL; Red
Stockings IL.
Later dispatches explain how it was
that the game closed SO early 1t
appears that there was dissatisfaction
expressed by the Haymakers at the rui'
ing of the umpire, and that they quit
the field at the command of John Nor
rissey. Our dispa tches give particulars
1t was understood that if the Hay
makers vanquished the Cincinnatis' the
third or deciding game would be played
in this city on the Battles ground.
A match game was played yesterday
between the Business Nine, of Bridge
port, and the Islam Nine, with the re-
suit indicated by the score. The Island
ers profess themselves ready to play
any ward club in the city:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-27

A VERY NARROW EsCAPE.-At the cor
ner of Sixth and Zane streets is vacant
lot. The street having been cut down
to grade here, leaves the lota number OF
feet higher than the sidewalk. In the
side of the hill thus left, the boys have
been in the habit of digging ovens and
cellars and playhouses. Yesterday
morning party of them were at work,
as busy as bees, and had dug hole
about three feet deep and four or five
feet wide, when the earth above cavcd
in, catching o little fellow about nine
years old, named Lewis Collision, whose
parents live on Zane street between
Seventh and Eighth, and completely
burying him. His frightened comrades
ran and gave the alarm, and in few
moments men, armed with shovels, were
got, who, as rapidly as possible, ex-
tracted the unfortunate boy. He was
almost gone. There was hardly min
ute's life in the boy when he was got
out. 1t was very narrow escape, but
we doubt if it will keep other beys from
frequenting such dangerous play
ground.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-27

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.-The
argument onthe application of Elihu
Gregg for a writ Of error was finished
yesterday morning. A decision in this
case will be given in a day or two, as,
without the interposition of the writ
Gregg is to suffer death for burning the
Preston county Court House, on the 80
day of September.
The argument in the case of the Bal
timors and Ohio Railroad Company
against William Skeeles, from Ohio
county, was commenced.
The Court adjourned until o'clock
this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-27

GOOD NEws.-Our lady friends will
be pleased to learn that Mrs. Doctress
French has been prevailed upon to make
her headquarters at the Grant House,
again, for brief season, commencing
to. morrow morning. Her success in
Bridgeport has been something wonder,
ful. All who have awaited themselves
of her treatment speak in glowing
terms of her practice. We hear that
she will give lecture in one of the
churches in Bridgeport tomorrow night
to ladies and gentlemen. Subject
electricity as remedial agent" Al
our citizens are invited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-27

Observation-Disclosures McConckey, OF
Fetterman, was arrested by Deputy
u. S. Marshal Vim, Irwin on charge of
violating the United States revenue
laws, in selling tobacco, cigars, and
scrap tobacco without the same having
been properly stamped. The examina-
ton of the case showed that Mr. Nc
Conckey had been in the habit of box
ing his cigars when green, stamping the
boxes all regularly, and afterwards TAX
ing them out and placing them on his
shelves to dry. From these piles SO laid
out he had sold. Commissioner Forbes
was not satisfied that Mr.. McCesckey
had been guilty of any violation Of the
revenue laws, and he therefore ordered
his discharge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-27

How Do You KNOW THE MOUNDS
Vile National more than intimates that
the reporter of the IHtelligeneer had Oh
too big load of fusil oil while at the
camp meeting last Sunday. How 90
you know it was Wheeling whisky,
Mr. NGtionali The IntelligeHoer man
can get blind on sour milk; while
glass of that exciting and Intoxicating
beverage known as buttermilk Will
knock him colder nor q wedge" III IL
were us now, the case would be difier'
] ent.