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p9opneaeM la.noo~|H TUG "s.oN @s,rh o
Hnlcnr Il sadr strtch WI mAoe o5 eun ee. tvs
4nc PletaIe = ~ u1eeake taAts .+1st
70 es1ue.se y oeassWlse sRan - .,..t.a
se7oe ene4ln-o sae speaker enu ~ pc.. |
psouls Ii soo"n, a nc tasns toward Lacon-
tef nssens meo1sAuseas, soo dfant 'Assas ~ 49,,
peJona Anco'n-"ao - Of eoasse' tae Sou
pSme-nAflos neA.o enssmsn seh9a a1W sue
1oaa Ha11 wa tofuA aoout 70 sA5' "Aaoeo A~@
uost d PM Gown aea1n.
1ne eaA9o .. lles.taess e - len uoss
ess1nss as poIst01 ~ " as.u. 1oa Ns,o Asn' "' p1t
ssasu!es tpe 0Aae ~ eep'e<G oI4 ~
Il II the accident Of compilation that Nc care 'os
IN the portrayal 1f Our great NEIL OF the stamp OF
mental chasacterisuca7 The s'prrtstntas' In these
- ~. uu't,... .n,s...,. .t,,r1, i, INA
for da5, oat 1of =! ume, ooaR2s ampY N mc
~ rorcs NJ cyprr.s1on ar n tnafy,dual trsats
The tnira saover-onn Of those charming mike
1,,s. 800 ,.-+,,4,. ~ ..r,- xnrIro-ns nse<,nt..
ted hasaans me- us noese .. ,so !. aan,a -
hooS W. spea. ~ .laa u.ssex 1, ,.s u ss. san.,ss
II f1lto a'euoe Lnts e'c. -. .ae .ta,ssas ~
noFetI5 u e@4A4@e" ~ ~ ~ '. -'e-.s ~, :. 49,
Ap1n. 1ne paH et "ssesa~ooa aas1s 1as1ea
70 Na1naues SIC u49 oeea to7 7eAcs1e enooSu ~ aae
G1xss'aflnse % oosoes ne1 S4ao ~ " Ioi5 ,.
ca&orpere-a cestoa od eo.oesalns Ake Ioat1.eassa
cloyeE-nnuuG1&ble lizzie hees 70 g1'8ten LII aet
A.- snA . ,...ocned a.sh a. ar.r< at red
noppeaH' Ao nN.e.s - ~ - - ~.
Gk-tha color Of k1n ot1Xnk steHa q lug tuao
hustes embroidered with dAndel&on8 n nlead OF
Wild
..-o,1a, r, srcnr.{o,x mi on,v IA.
u1enting aoat drtFt IN tue pafx1 our foyozs faS3
tie Ia ht]pip9 EhE Q. to entAngie himself III taby-
,tr,n NJ Ittis n,eos1rtsa de4x14uxr hx DelusfdcoH
AAA.A VI uN~~e ss..s- ..a-.+I,. ~ .-sC,,r wths
to-InofFoH-A Heo1N2 1ee.p4on-M"s p, a. eseuu.e ~
8 O'Clock, - ono OF tAose oeH3uuul mohcAles easeA
nv ArbeUa for the x1tateur Performance Of MS
,,,,nfls and rherrax D,Apzr1 warmly solicited
oecasonAlJ nea1u u eosk. a!sst ~ A' 80. -,
dc bsll q Ne sesenta ksGueos" Va Hn4t ao
dss4 rrhear1al Of the pM1rNIaouit-aud the Pill
x.rr,cn,es have hean u.extesf this ytsr and most
N..I.s,.1. s,..naaS o.. Aetnrlav. A1no Tenn
appse1A@'e1 sA'euA r.s..x,~-. =, ~ r.,h.ns
pest OF "A wa fs3Ms70e. Wy p'4Not1
5Ansuschek, tn Victor uuG0e psaE. Next Fcek,
txs opening ot 03 aeAas9 " ~ ~ -, - ~
Dtser painting: prepa1AEofFl TOT kne 19f ~ NJ VI
,nr enhans. On mention OF W1ph F1tz @ tossea
w.. nnso,,inv fex Of his most aailsutlJ into the
t1ss poeohaak &c ~ ~ II s+1..tr,n.,T
air, nad shoutss lesfeuutI ~" "eouo.
And ali this tine pntc MAt1Aufne,' lea71ng onrHe1
.hto. ..a rhs,r tooka Ntstfplly Qat nom the Wtn-
cashaeAeo SaAt, .1s. so-s .esn.~ axvrrn. r.rrt,
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At the ca7 shopz Of the Chicago and NoEthHtst-
EN- KailxaJ In Fond du Lac there xta nov being
buIlt four Pullman palace c1Ea, wh1ch VII prob
abfJ be ptsced permanently On tho Paeihe Hoed;
also eight frss class day coaches tor tne Wl1Nu,
| stp biy{IQps Of tho Northwestern
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A s,atemsur sf In iocouottTe expenses Of the
Illinois Central. RAlwa1 fer !sss Shows thss ny
mostux OF 4,asa, Us naIes t"ita lo' easlocs} eoss
sl,zoe,aal, y.rpo,n
~ -. D:,.
rom .ne ~ p.a Mcsu, ag w. ,,,a ,,
.~een fe1e En-, Nonns f:m1ntT haze I've hund7e1
trams an.t bekwcen rt,een hlplrc,I aud two thou
sand men engaSeh In grading the road Thus
large force At Wosf wl1 insure ne Sompssuu y,
tns NE, Iu ~ ~ ~ .,h ne MI .n r. Enrt nis bT the
time The leaves seo rosted and talltnE.
PRok1A, rKk1s AND I4cKsoSylLLB RA1IRoAh
Firm. tae .lsessonetu< va ''eaTI.aS 7.sr.,,r4,,c
ne ~. ~ 49, III III 3.r,x 10 1m1ian Greer.
nhont sexen ,nIlca :rnm this CITY 1t viii rrqalre
four week. 70 span he creek With bridge, alts1
which II Is supposen t!at me 1seA ,r e,s- ~" =.
Iescn - n, twe ~ ~ aurt an srste nsnds
Win PeIin Ind PEORIA friends without being
obliged to p1ow thtcagh the sacted SOL ot llnnois
In stagc coach .......
r A. Couaiy. Geaef Engineer Of tne Aien'sa1
Lake Shore Raisoa3' arrived 81 81 'esep9'' oa VI.
1+th Inst, with bis corps, and VIII conaenee a.
once Ms survey HOE ~ "osepu " sAe
Centrnl hatIfoaI A9so'H - LUG suts., 80,
pleted soufbr ne VIII 'ooMneuee .n1 su - -; .s.H
fEon St. Joseph, along the laHe saoss, ~ -NA 5a,
The surrey OF the p1bdque & An1ntso.s nv"
rosd Ia now comPlctedtsn ciesfnont, a4ssaa.e "
eighty milea, without finding any esaae tas. e
ceeds dive feet to the NILE, and cotnpeteas ens'u
ecrs estimate thst no EeaEler gtaoe Wiz oe ,uau.
this side Of S21atoS1s. .HoFafu Sounl3. ot'-.ns
Of 10 miles The route IS nearly IN dfeet nno
with the Minnesota R:Fet, and thence up snal
strsam until 4 connection with the Sortaetn
Pact1c Railroad Company. The managers o. tae
road. It Is atated afo cns a. al disoeasleoe' ~
the recent dec14ion OF t6e supreme Couts OF lo"as
A meeting WA held IN u Wasnin2son lows oo 1ao
80 nsr. 70 eonAaae1 u,e ennoinou @ nua 80
n~1r .r,e yo-ds enne qs rfIea Of grading
49, ,,os., d,,. ~ w,.ntrotnn cnTnt1. At = total
COST OF Ftaooo' !. .'!o mues n. - 1o1a - e.,: soas
costing II 500; $40 mlI9 IN Linn County. coatinG
$40 and 5 1-1e patlcA In Henry County, costing
NJ m The following resolution was adopted:
',y - ts..s,,-. ,r, N,.-to1, mot tn ,rcod
As.osrrs Inar n1,in. tx my % tho lows
FieIn iuetn Cents.{ Railroaa ID Ta4hnston County.
nntti he outlet south x Mnunt ptea.*n Il = f. I'd .
Ysnstd tnw aFds completion It u tn Aahtnkton Coun
"; dschesse Ill ctsfs- As1nta And Oh
| The road II once" x,-
,el1y ne R.!I1o.a @ heid aneeting par,s No, On the
- ;,a.an, =, wh,ch tjruc they permsnentiy and
! tta ,us.Aal, a. .ta-.H.. ~ ~ ro.d nron ms,
| 1uallJ iocated the Ioute " .ae 1oo4 ~. ~ e -
| north side Of Salt Rlyes- II NIL tun hnost "eSs
| rom Hannibal TO Non.ne {paasng ahout three
a ~ SIon-oa, ,h.nee southvardty to
sepn u1ek ~ 1on..s'r r...Ss -, -, ,n;ho,, ~
1shs~,. ~ ~ ar.f ~ J.nnxr1 next
~. r-o,,* p.ttn 4 1.ctsonTnle Ra,lros., COM
,,n1 ~ rnmnet-,t t,e track to within SIX miles
r. j.rf.nnytle. The mad win be finished by the
ntst Of June
rta location of the Lexington st. Louis Rs4l-
.oad hss been nnaiy concluded on, the Junction
to be nsde At sedalls. on conditions said to oe
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GpyEHEOR PALMER's VEroEs OF TIE
FRUSTRATING BILLS

tu1e have widely different F1e"s upon CIT 4
tain important questions The Governor a
has, with commentable dignity ana fegs9a '
for his duty, disapptoved number oi onns' =
and va regret to see that there Is olspos'. g
ton to force tho le6asianon IafousA "'tnou' I
regard TO his ehlees'ons. Ane nasnosN
tzibnte Of power known 70 eosefnnen. ~
the power o. 'a1a'4ou' ~ -. = 49, 49,
function OF al gosefnu'en1' ~ .s.,.Ss,s
which IN all ages nus oeen hoss Joa.os
guarded Ihe apase ol LIZ. po"s. n.,..;aa m
been the frequent eau'*' y, A'
A ta1 Is PORTION ~ ~ ep
Of the citizen, taken 1roo LII" ~ 10 ~
e'n.nsA- ..s ~ - ~, ..,. n snnnort
by the citizen NOM n's ipet'4.a 01rf TsNas
the gove1nmeas snicn pto" 49,,
can have but ono 'e8''n'h'e ou'ce''
is the raising Of money 1of paohe utpe7
and the proper neeaS " .uo 49, =. ''. 49,,
and the e1aet'on ol 'ue 'uo3 49, 49,
property q the anzen ~. Ans oao. ~ -
pose cannot be authorized 1AAes oA ny ~,
be ralsed LOT Pannc pupoee
Constitution o' ln'nos ,Naser,..tsi
and founded upon tais A1n'''''As'1's,r -
principle, provides ano Anni's sne po"o ,u.
the Legislature to faaang 'a1es 4ot puDss ~' ns
purposes, and ins1sss that soen 'aa AAo14 - .s
collected upon tho Saiuaaoo-so tnAI os:.ss
"person aud corporation snaA pay 3AA, ~ -
, proportion to the value OF his properly.
, It tfu1ther PROVIDES tnas ;se .ne lehno1
: ausnof1e'sS ". " ~ ..Ass ~ 1;,,aoe, nav
< districts, cities, towns ana 'nAses NJ. Wy
Il !" be vested With power 70 a'se''s ~. ~ o
= ta1ea;" but for Whit purpose, 1n1 ~
g Edtutiou adds. vain "n"'a.AAa :. 80,
le - JoT coTpoFhte pn'i~' -,;fc-,
A requires mai sacn 'AAes s@A.s... s1s@s. -;.h;r
as With respect :" P1tooAo t-,;.. ;1,nos;n,
& the Ju1lso'claoa " ~@9
IN The snne. ...o, a, a<+ anthor;z;u
T. me Aeg'sla.mo n;s F =, ;.s7,a bonds. tn
"a the to~n o1 'As IN haoa,aa an III
All governor se.>'a N..a W. ,baa M F." CO.
IS, town was NOT .neo1p s~1os. .ha r., mn
all porate author'aes ~ ID 80 - :,
81 moreover, sns oenua " ..r .,a =,
eia- the oenen. .. 1al ~. ~ sa,ata
zen fof any PanAU pai - sno,,,ar n;
mo passed tne oni o'e' 10 - ~, rar4,
nm which gave tne a'luo ...n. zr,;
uo. towns tor a .aa. M" ~ ~, 1N - ,,.,.as G.
'nh had been se.oel' ~a' wv ~ Saa,>,a ~,
MS ator stanne 'na'' ~ '.As a.hsx rerso,s
cn- the hne "e'e ea.A'.so, ~ .,.-.,. =
ana any nght 10 oo1oet- - :. CO. c.. so.,'uaa a
t, IN people OF any tosn ~ ~ ns.,.s,.;,- -
his dispense WIN 'ne @sAlo .sssa .,,s'o
stra- right haa the e'o's'"o1 ~ '~'N
noe. pasuese' .h.t 4rs r.ovre
III II Inese ean oe ~ 4Aee. -. ..,a.r+r :,
and tai, the power 10 take ue Piol'c1.S
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pna xuME5 VALLEY KAILR0AE-


ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
4 atatem4nt Of thx locomotive expenses Of the
N}inpt. Central. Railway for 1865 shows this: thu
moving OF J, ,sa1 46 niles with 169 englnes> cost
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FREE TRADE

Dxc.rrk SeasuD, April &. 1867
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Spring and SprtuH-Shoppfng-A Fhe~
turp for htcnKo-Ans susemcnts II
shc senson-ScW hooks, PEactleRt
and Peet1cA1s
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WarI frreiT IN Iii urections, prohibited free ex-
change IN any maIeet that the trader ml9nt deasrc
sis !. n IT, os ~ sns.s s5sse ssa ~ naa ~ s sbs
Other. They would laugh ~heu told that shs ~
called preteeoa Il - o1s ts q sas sn:1 IA
their hight Names II be TOOK Arsenic md called Il
nour vas It nour: Il sheY eahed stsestra3ss!
H. 9asd # II fen sssae 1ae
was this: Protection, to-caned, Was unnecessary
osnsr eoqnsT ~ soT pss ,a s :a n
~ ~ h so. '9ssss ssss sisana z &: 7 =
+ E as!ssssf r. r g,s;sssa
never a!eamed Of pso:ees'on L. In The Poss %. nt
Romans nerer DRAINED that you could Lister y,
t tustrr bF prohibiting II. In the Roman Repople
d Under me Enoerors It Wis reduced to two snd q
half per cent In 1875 the manufacture Q! eo5to3
weeen sad nnen sess Il ~ Sc Id
n snal ta1!1 on ,htse Industries but ~ ~ 3sa.s -
was found thas these Industries Hets rrr ~ :,
{ trtJ Of thi17J-n,ae rer cent On cotton j. Tae t..
4 Waitham watch gres: resa,t of Arnestcsn Y s9dps rs
: tectoD. But when lis success MS fully essao, ,
g. ltsnea, the officers Of the coapaaf mens u- =!
Washington md asked for psotsca9,n' IN the sce.
70 i md plsce, whine protection Eas unnscsssafS
Il did not do the thing tnat WIS expcctsa 'fea TEE
a IN tnIs cnnntfJ rom the t!tnc when. ~ Aleanae
ne IIa1rEtous suggestion, 1re pef cen. W. ~ ~ "
d. Gotten, Eooilen and linen, TO INC plcSs.Ea aas M
Teis = sSs az; 5sis e 81
n sn,rotties 1n1i fs1lei to protect bone Industry
ast sss qs s.ness 81
N 80 ~ r.vr;e. branches Of trsss1y we're u
I'd nts saa on st los under Plotecon asas xoald =
he be carried on At al b;ss fot p!osfs pasa - -
of. artificial q stein men earned On taes oassas ~
Ter s,tp4hG3 way, relying ol1n EEu' st Gesu. -
s1sEs SEa f. & tss aseaa Rsta7 ei tn nas
ost can commerce. 0uf eNpplh1 III oEsu nos
tho frru The Eeas beca1ae 1he Netts " MaI1s
sh tn}poutlaiEg . hish thss ships @ soTA ~ not
ot built here. i bh.p thA1 *oola Soht ANIN U &
ton | rency TO build mere coteu "a o44t
Sov. seosa tos $500 s1efn- Y Y. ,!E3s1 Eed
net the law prohihstsd oof ot5luS sas '1tseE.
tcn- srsseIn tne Tasts w1s rade 1ood- He told I
two 2toyy c1 a man u new aAuEa1lf1 AnoNu
1xt- | t&Cncle Jake, y who Was Haqu4niy nln9r9 !
oo1- tn1ssy xihoas having tae Eea2s ot ssssalItng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07

CENTRAL OHIO RAIL RoAD.-At 8
meeting Of the stockholders of the Cen
trail Ohio Railroad, last week. the fol-
lowing Directors were elected: Hugh J
Jewett, Joseph r. Swan, William Den
nison, Walter B. Brooks, John a. Hea'
ton, Daniel Apologize, John King Jr.
Joseph Rieman, Joseph w. Jenkins
James Harvey, Walter c. Quincy, Will
liam II. Clement and Jos. B. Ford.
The Directors elected the following
officers: n. J. Jewett, President; Daniel
Apologize, Treasurer; William Wing,
Secretary.
The lease of the Sandusky, Mansfield
and Newark Railroad was confirmed
by vote of over two millions OF Cen
trail Ohio stock, also modification OF
the lease to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad was sustained. This vote
fixes the period of both leases to twenty
years, less the time elapsed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07


THE fame of the celebrated Planta-
ton Bitters has no parallel in the his
tory of Medicine, The thousands upon
thousands of bottles that are made and
sold daily is but proof positive OF their
wonderful virtues. Thousands Of Ger
tifcates can be produced showing the
efficacy and certainty of the cures
which they effect, and the Medical Fra
ternity, usually 30 jealous of anything
which causes persons to think and doc
tor for themselves, are compelled to
acknowledge their wonderful virtues,
and prescribe them under other names.
They are sold by all druggists.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07

WAR MAP OF CUBA.-G. w. & G. B.
COTTON & Co., NEW YORK, have just
published CUBAN WAR MAP. 17x25
inches in size, showing Cuba on scale
sufficiently large to enable readers to
follow the progress of the Revolution.
Also showing all the West India
Islands, Florida, New Orleans, Central
America, the Isthmus, etc. Such map
is indispensable to all who would read
intelligently the news from that sec
ton Of the world, which is becoming OF
more importance every day. SENT BY
MAIL FOR FIFTY CENTS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07

AMERICAN SEWING MACH1NE.-We
direct attention to the advertisement OF
this machine in another column. 1t Is
claimed that this is the only complete
Button hole making and Sewing ma
chine combined, which has made Its
advent in this or any other country.
We have seen some specimens of the
button holes and eyelets made by 1t,
and we are certain that for neatness
they excel those worked by hand, and
are said to be equally durable. An
agency for these machines has been
established in this city, and the gentle
men in charge of the rooms will take
pleasure in exhibiting and explaining
the good qualities claimed for them.
Those contemplating the purchase of a
Sewing machine might find it to their
advantage to call in and examine the
American. See advertisement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07

CoMPLErED.-We have purposely de.
ferred the publication of the names OF
the Ward Registrars until the present,
for the reason that all the appoint
ments had not been made. Last evening
the blanks were filled and we are able
to give this morning the names of the
gentlemen selected for all the wards In
the city, viz: First, Cyrus NJ. Hanes
Second, John NJ. Clemensi Third, W.
P. McKelvey Fourth, James Launderi
Fifth, N. Hubbard; iSIrth, William
Clohan; SevenM, John 81. Tappan.
The Registrars have been notified tC
open their Offices next Monday to give
transfers, and the perfection of the lists
in their respective wards:
The Board of Registration for the city
and county, as at present organized,
consists OF the following gentlemen:
Messrs. William Clohan, John D. Max
well and James Launder. The Board
will meet on the 18th nst. to hear ap-
peals from the decisions of W ard Regis
trarS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07

TIMELY HINTs,-Under this head an
exchange begins some ill.timed advice
thusly:
With the opening of the genial days
of spring, people are too prone to ex-
pose themselves. We advise our read
ers to retain the projections which they
have used during the winter, and not
lay them aside because the sun shines
brightly and the air breathes warmly
for a few hours. Exercise care and you
will have no occasion to complain OF
changes in the weather.
"Genial days of spring !" Verify,
that writer is poor Judge OF weather.
Genial days are only sold by sample
this season, and the main stock remains
in bulk, unbroken. Any one that has
the least idea of casting aside "the pro-
tections which they have used during
the winter" is not possessed of sutti-
Gent ability to seek shelter from the
rain. We have Exercised care" and
we find "occasion to complain OF
changes In the weather." half dozen
times in twenty-four hours, and don't
do the subject justice then.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07


A Coon ARRANGEMENT.-Th Board
of Regents of the State Normal School
returned from Fairmont a day or two
since, having thoroughly examined the
institution at that place. They express
themselves as highly pleased with the
school, and report the prospects for
large attendance as very f1attering.
While there they held meeting at
which various bills were presented and
ordered to be paid. A proposition from
the School Commissioners of Fairrnont
District was laid before them, which
has in view the consolidation OF the
Normal and District schools. The schol-
ars of the district it is proposed shall be
instructed in the Normal School
building by a sufficient number OF
those attending the Normal depart
ment,-the Commissioners agreeing to
paw for their services. This will enable
those who wish to avail themselves Of
the advantages afforded by the Nor
NAL School to qualify themselves for
teachers to meet their current ex-
pensea, and at the same time they will
become familiar with the practical
duties of their profession. On the
other hand, by this arrangement a
school can be maintained in the dis
trict during ten months of the year,
while under the system now in force 1t
is in operation but four or five.
The Regents have the proposition
under consideration, and it is believed
the arrangement will be consummated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07

CHARTERS RAILwAY.-The corps OF
engineers on this road reached Canons-
burgh on Thursday last, and have loca-
ted the road to that point. We under
stand that the engineers have been
drawn off, with the intention, it Is sta
ted, of preparing for Immediately put
ting the road under contract to that
point. When the balance of the road
will be surveyed and put under con-
tract we are not informed. AS there is
considerable interest felt in the route of
the railway at the end next to Wash.
ington, the people of that place will
look with considerable feeling for the
resumption of the survey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07

ROBBERY BY GPs1Es.-A few days
ago George Taylor, Esq, of West Beth
lehem township, Pa, missed from his
smoke house lot of pork worth about
one hundred dollars. Enquiry led to
the suspicion of gang OF gipsies that
had been encamped in the neighbor-
hood. The pilferers were followed &c
Cumberland, Nd, and the pork recov'
cred. 1t is about time that something
was done to abolish these wandering
thieves, as they are becoming greater
nuisance every year. During almost
the entire past twelve months, band
of these thieveing vagabonds has
been lowering in the neighborhood o.
this city, and smoke houses, hen roosts
and cellar, have been the objects o.
their attention more frequently thar
! was at all desirable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07
PROPOSITION AccErEEp.-At a recent

PROPOSITION ACcEPTED.-At recent
meeting OF the Directors OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad, at Richmond,
called to consider proposition from
certain wealthy capitalists to furnish
S12, OOO. 900 in money, at six per cent.
interest in gold, to build and equip the
above road, provided they are allowed
to buy the States interest and have
control of the entire road when finished,
a resolution was passed to accept the
nroposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07

ATTEND THE NATIONAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE, UNION HALL, MAIN ST.
TERMS PAYABLE IN ADvANoE.-For the
full course in Bookkeeping and Pen
manship, including the English Bran
ches ifdesired, $40. Students can COM
plete the entire course evenings alone.
Rooms open from to IL a. M, to 4
and 7to9P. For further informa-
ton call at College rooms, or address
8. I. MCCOY. Principal.
Wheeling, ~. Pa,
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POLICE CoURT.-John alias "Dons"
Russell had been summoned before the
Police Court, yesterday morning, to
answer the charge OF creating tumult
and disorder at a house In North
Wheeling, but failed to put in an APP
pearanoe. The witnesses WeTsexam1n-
ed, and fine OF ten dollars and costs
was imposed on the defendant.
David Robinson had also been served /
with notice to be forthcoming on"
similar charge at the same house. Hes
too, did not come to time, and after the
testimony was heard was mulcted in an
x and cost.
Jerome Meriben was up on charge
of firing pistol within the city limits.
The testimony showed that Jerome had
been on little bender, and in going
home had fred off his pistol in the Sec
ond Ward Market House with the in
tention OF frightening some one. He
could have had no other object in view
as there was no one in the Market
House at the time, but gentleman or
two were outside and were confident
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was fined five dollars and costs.
George Knoke was arraigned on a
charge of selling liquor or Sunday. The
ordinance prohibits the giving GaOGy Of
ardent spirits on that day as we'll as the
sale. The prosecuting witness testified
to having drank a glass in Knoke's
saloon last Sunday night, but no mon"
ey was demanded or given for 1t. The
saloon keeper was required to come
down with twenty dollars and costs.
The charge against Louis Franzheim
for lselling liquor on Sunday was dis
missed, the witnesses for the prosecu-
ton having failed to appear. 1t was
represented that they were in Ohio and
could not be reached. We have seen
several cases of similar character In
this court terminate as this one did, and
for the same reason. The officers do all
in their power to secure the attendance
of witnesses, but they are unsuccessful
from some cause, not fully apparent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07

M1sTAKEN.-We find the following
item in the Steubenville Herald of
Tuesday:
ARRESTED officers were
telegraphed to that a coIored man from
Washington, Pa, had committed a
theft at that place and had vamoosed
to Steubenville. This morning the
Wheeling officers came up and arrest
ed the sable hero as he was boarding
the early train on the c. & 2. Road.
We have made diligent inquiry of
our police officers and ascertained that
the Herald man has been imposed on.
No such telegram as that referred to
has been received here, and no men,
bers of the police department in this
city have visited Steu benville recently,
for the purpose indicated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-07

I. o. G. 1.-THE installation Of OH:
GERS for Golden Rule Lodge No. IL, 1.
o. G. t., took place last evening. The
following persons fill the positions
designated during the ensuing term :
w. e. T., s. M. Hamilton; w. V. T.,
Ida Mccoy; r. Sec., Alexander Bone,
Jr.; Asst Sec., Belle Purcell; W. F.
Sec, Percival Hamilton; w. t., Annie
johnson; W. Chaplain, s. M. Preston;
Marshal, W. B. Walters; w. D. M,
Hettie Day; Guard, Mary J. MCGEE;
Sentinel, J. II. Fair; P. W. G. T., B. B.
Dillon; r. a. s., Annie Price; L 81. s.,
Ellen MCGEE:
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1kAR1NG DowN.-The work of tear-
ing down the old Virginia House, cor
ner of Water and Quincy streets, was
commenced, yesterday. We hear that
it is the intention of Mr.. Keim, the
owner of the lot, to erect fine, hand
some three story building to be occu'
pied for hotel purposes. For conyen-
fence to the depot and landing the loca-
ton is the most desirable in the city.