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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15
Drinking Saloon,
BARBER SHOP,

which will he waited on oy experienced and
attentive BARRIERS, is well fitted up with all
furniture nppertaining to first class Barber
Shop and
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15
CLAIsIxSVILLIc
Male Academv.
d. NJ. Quarles, Principal.
Col. X. 0. Whitehead, Associate.

rI,IIE SECOND TERM or THIS school.
j will begin on Monday, tho 9Th Of sep
tember, 1873 iir Stewart College building
and closc ut the ond of twenty weeks
Both OF the teachers AFRO graduates Of the
University Of Virginia, and have nin,l1
teaching their business, exclusively since
years ago-boih In Virginia and In this
state.
The object aimed at. VIII 10 TO prepare
young Incn 10 enter the University Of Nir-
Kinin, or any other College, or NJ them Tor
The business Of life. The course Of instIuc-
ton win he modei,si amer that at tbe Uni-
yersity OF Virginia, and, ms far MS practice
bic, the same books will be- used.
Fees per 7srn, " ~ aeeks-h Adrancs.
English and Primary course In Math-
W
English and Advanced course In
Language each one dollar per month ex-
ira. ~. VI. QtAkI.fA.
Aug. y. 'Gs-0m. 49,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-01-15
WEAVING COLTS.

put the colt in good pasture,
and if I can do 80, give some com
pany that it is acquainted with
But at any rate, put the mare in
the adjoining field; then they both
feel as if they were not separated,
and not wear off any flesh by anxiety
and running. And | take the mare
in to the colt twice a day, two or
three days, and let it suck. After
that, l let it suck once a day, for two
or three days; then let it suck every
other day for two or three days; and,
Unnecessary to dry up the mare, |
will perhaps let it suck once or twice
in the course Of the next week. BY
that course the colt will get wcaned
and the mare will be dried up, aud
neither of them lose flesh or be pun.
ishcd, which is both to my interest
and their mutual comfort,
Another subscriber writes -
"ln answer TO the query respecting
weaving colts, | beg to submit tho
following note. There are various
ways in which they may be weaned
think as good way as any is to take
them from the dam and tic them in o
stable by themselves, with strong hal
ters, and give them milk from tho
COW, which they will take the second
or third time il is offered to them, i
they get no water. You may give
them milk and water as suits. After
wards, give few oats, and all tn,
hay or green clover they can eat
when it can he got, At the end o
seven or eight days, lead them out t,
the field at noon, and take them in a
night Uhers must be good fences t,
keep them in.) by doing so, yor
will soon have them to lead like oil,
horses. Elk.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

DrsAsvrous yrEwxs rs/coxSy-wr- me ram
stosm u "Wednesday <ad VI Thafsu&s laossang
caused much dAtnnF ~ ~yms quarters Ia Connectt
S1& Toe fsnt1r ryk 3f sorwien, 0unn.. ro~e Win
pnumai rspidliy 8 great nelxAt and wept AwN
eonsadoru0Ie tfupery from IL hanks below ~
lonAn9c tnlA near tnc Gig u Nerwich- Convefnee
aAm. veey substantial structure. wza carried
1waJ, ond several factories. whose wafer power y
Above the Yantic Falls the damage n ssad 70 be
nreAk The streess II Norwich. whsch ere IN some
casoa Steep were gniiied and washed away 20 tnet
aA over New London aud windham counties badly
damaged. The Boston and New London -teamboat
train on Wednesday night Was competed 90 stop
seven times between worcester and tne latter pssce
nom 0eiocuve potnts IN the track
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
.r. PArRIcK.s DAY.
? pRooRAnxR ron THE CIVIC rRocEsmos

In With n. s.soS,ions ssaoU.sa y The coassn
pubshso for the guidance marsh.is and ocsr. q
s X Sc; S IN ~ IN Tie
sso pross.ssn x Be formed ,dn. IN ssSns ssS
q order j. s.v
John Hcduirs rimoshy Dsrcey IN Tsnsh street. right
9n oSsp q Of
Marshal In Tenth street. right resting on le OF New YORK
'Longshorsmsn: o. B. soceyJ.: Conner, k.rsA:i' on
east side Of second avenue right resting on Tenth sress
Ess MIN ssrsss, r,ehs resting on Second avenue.
u ss on
right resting On Ninth street .ra .o.vo,.u. society,"
Michael Murphy narshai In East Eighth street. right rest
ing on Second avenue so.,.,, ., q. v,nc.n, de-
pa sroas"
on . :' ;ss p e. g. asS
in E.s ssHs q sSSId sas Calls
han; East Seventh street. right resting on len of st.
ss s. second
nsSsursson R. g. r. A. B. socisty-Msrsha. Thomas
osn ~ Es y ih Tsh resting oS ossg
Dowins East sixth street, right resting on left Of
g. GssSrss B. Society x.ha Patrick
0p . s' s q sssoca
Es: Err soc::s s:s e JOHN Bs
East Fh street, right resting on left Of 8. Co.
FIN ssss
OF sfi ssfpsrd 81 81 Es'fsss H. society," M.h.
Lynch in Finn street, hight resting sfs Of Young
Peter Kossn, on aide Of sscond avenue Right resting
k,s Ssss ss.ssh sss ,sss ss
YeSas Ssns nsaP Mathew o. Society Branch
% s:ses q s 8 q sT.1oh ss soas Branch No. Ma.
sh John Close east side Of Second avenue right rest
ing on Fourth street
1i p.as IN East Tsrs right resting
ON SECOND avenue. ....- ~. :, Va vort
ss !ss1;ss ssS oassy right resting
Father Matthew r. A. B. Society, No. s, Of New York,
Marshal John oRs on east side Of Second avenue right
Society No. Of Msw York. in
.ns ss 1s g g.:ss r. = s;
rsss @ lie Bo~ery down he sowery ohsS.m
he East Gate Of the Park where the w
passing around and :; .sun
Second down Second i E. to
nns down Fr Eighth street, up Eighth street to
Cooper Institute and there dsmiss.
ss
o'' on mo o'e''oT THoa ~ Grand Marshal
& az ss
ss sss'ss owen a.gss Murray 5osp
sfnes sss
hsns. r nonaSs, nou ask sx soSn
s John sSsrsss sss WING
ModSy Peter Gsl.shsr Tho%s: ssery, Charles B. ouin-
Msrsh. residence sS East street, be-
is, Al O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
sr. pATRiCK,n DAY.

L,RIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK WILL CRI.E
brae hcs anniversary by dinner at the s
James Hotel OF Broadway and Twentysxth street.
Wednesday lh inst Tickets can be procured from
Dinner Committee: T.. Stuart So Nassau street
Jeremiah Dsyiin Broadwsy corner Of warren ssrss Sosn
VIM j. Kane 50 Nassau Francis Higgins %
Front street; Edward Boyle, No. Pine street.
JAMES REID, scc., % Broad street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
MARBLE NIANTEI.s.

---s. -
MARBLE nANTE1s, HEADsTONEs, MONUMENTS,
lN latest designa ~ very low prices q = kLABEKs
marble works b First Third strs~t MAntsls
put up In the country. Get price list
NTARBLE AND MARBLEIyED MANTRLs, RICH AND
M elegant dessns The Target stock and lowest prcs, si
A. KLABEHS iN and l Erhteenth street. Third
avenue Msnes put price hs sent 70 The country
MARBLE MANTELs, MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES
M Rch and elegant dssgns very low prices also fabs
Tops and Tin Mnnes put and price m sent to the
try 81 MAxwELLS steam Marble Works, III and fis A.
torpsy street
AIARBLElxED SLATE. DECORATED MARBLE AND
IVA Marble MAntcls, rich and elegant designs.
7. n. STEWART A CO. eos sxth avenue,
Between rhirty-nfth and Thirty-sis strtets
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DRO0KEs' DANCING ACADEMIES, S6l HROOME er.
ID And l33 EST TwBNTYTHlRD BfREET
Instruction every day and evening
sorREE EVERY wEDNksDAv EVENING.
nuMAEs DANCING ACADENv ~ WEST rouRTH
~ strsctClasses every day and sventng; Al dsScss
taught perfectly su fashionable dances
fsesv IN so pSlvs1s Isasona lH
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

M1mttlE0.
BENNETT RosK.--On sunday, March 7, a. the
Hanson place Methodist Episcopal pAstora&e, brook-
UA by the Rev. w. Y. watkins. AARON l. BENNETT,
q New York, 70 Miss FLORA u. Roxks of brookiyn
DOrY-PADRzFoRD.- iorkvfie, on TUESDAY.
March Q. by Rev. steven D. Brown. WILiiAn Y. Dory
20 Miss NANCY ID. PADELFoHD. both OF this city.
Philadelphia and Massachusetts, papers please
copy.
JoHNsoN- -MooRR.-At the residence OF the BRIDES
parents on Thursday evening" March n. ~ the Rev.
b d. Burchard, WILLIAM II. JOHNSON 10 MARy E.
eldest daughter OF Josiah r. Moore, both OF this cny
LUCE-BAEDwN.-On Saturday, March @ By the
Rev. John 4. Goodman. Mr.. Otis II Luce 10 SALAk
4. BALDWIN, all OF New YORK.
Churoh OF St. Vincent dc Pauls, West Twenty-thrd
street, by the Rev. A. Lafont y. PABoH Of bor-
deaux, France, to HiBERkIA TERESA MA0pALiN
MARY, second daughter Of Jonn O. oldner ESQ, OF
Virginia. 4.FMU
Richmond and Petersburg (va) papers please
oopy.
TfLLNeHAsr -BRowER--On FRIDAY, March n BY
the Rev. Stephen II. Tying, Jr.. WILLIAM u. YILLika-
HAST 10 Mlss HATTIE G. BB0wER, all OF this CITY, No
C8rdG.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
THIS ST. PATRICK's DAY FOR IRELAND.
GRAND NATIONAL CELEBRATION
at

OF Manhattan and Long Island, on the evening OF
Sr. PATRICKS DAY,
March II, 1869.
NeH GENERAL JOHN O'NEILL
win preside.
Talent Of highest order has been invited and consented
70 participate In the entertainment.
Admission free tickets which be had Of the ocen
msmbs Of Crcles also Of f. L. Carey District Centre
Manhatan afE8 % Cherry street; William j. DAVIS
Dis!ric Centre q Long Island ieo Court street. Brookyn
BY order or tho Committee Of Arransements.
PATRICK DAILY, Chairman.
N. B.Thc Committee of Arrangements win meet at Head
quarters at p. NJ, on Sunday, lStb inst
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

L1XPREsS LINE,
~ For Washington and Georgetown, d. c., and Ac1an-
dra, Va,
The regular steamer VALLEY CITY, Captain Mccarthy,
loading pier n East river, and will sail on We'd
nesday, March II, at4 p. NJ.
Freight taken lower than bv any other line.
For freight or passage apply 10 JAMES HAND,
119 Wall street, corner South.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

J1SE corTuRrFRr raAxcArsR. sAcBASr rERs
~, entss Il s~s o. ls s4Ase
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT h4
Il The Southern Line.
The Al steamer Captain - vin laave MIR n Hast
river, on Saturday, March 20, at r. M.
Freight received a through for s. Louia Mobile
Galveston.
Insurance guaranteed Freight received Indanoa, La
vacca and Braxos 7TTTT
Apply 70 G. H. MALLORY 3 CO.,
| Maiden
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.--
II Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Norhern
and Western trains New York via Hudson River Ra
road rhirtieth Tenth and 10 A. NJ and
s:3Q and II p. ~, and Via Harlem Railroad, Twenty
sixth Fourth avenue, 10 A. NJ. and 30 r. NJ
The r. n. train via Hudson River will run on sun
days
Sleeping cars attached TO 8 andn r. N. trans
Drawing attached to and II 80 A. n and3:U
WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT. Vic President
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

TExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, rot cire
i ing st Key West
The AL steamer TlLLIK Captain Partridge will leave pier
W. East river, on Saturday, March 10
NO charge for ferwari,Da In New York or GALVESTON
Through bls OF laimS given Houston all goods con-
signed 10 tbe Houston Direct Navigation Company.
Apply 70 q II MALLORy Cos
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
H1 nnO REwARp wILL pE PAID 10 any PER.

87 mn REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY PER.
Yl.UUU ssn for Me return of the following nonda,
which tho Park Savings Bank,
Brcokyn this 2h day OF February 1907 and ~ per-
cautioned against purchasing them walls.
bout Improvement Bonds Of Brooklyn for eacha %
the following numbers via s2bl ab3 ~ ~ 3L 1h ~
of Ae following numbers viz. s-lmA lm6 lol7 1tmA 10S
l00; Hroeklvn Bond, for xlnoQ marked
Ne ise one Brookyn Assessment Bond for SSoO maxksd
Nc. an. tMNM nN 41HN#
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

rNLp DOMINION STEAMSHIP coMPANY.-FOR NOR
" folk City Point and Rch~qnd-Ssw .nd clssan; side
MARLE SARATOGA and NIAGARA. The steamship
ALBEMARLE will be despatched Tuesday. March 10, for
North nye foot Of Beach street. connecting With the Sea-
Souhside and Petersburg railroads. Richmond and DAN
vile and Virginia Central Railroads. taking freight and
granting through bills adng all points South and South
Bills Of adng signed the pfer For freight or pas
sage, having elegant staeroom Recommendations apply to
of
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

&Q00 REWARD-ST0LRN, FROM THE STONE or
cOUU n. q. Hood, waahington ID. c., on tke Nh of
March single sone diamond gentlemans Pin setting Of
M .rs xsyv h,n shs 49, - ~ srrssS
% turt carat stone; almost the entire weight on the
back of tho ssone clow the Krds table very large
color ncary whte shape, cushon; sious entirely free
from defecs srcers perhaps on the setting core which
sske on the return Of the same 70 Messrs sh Hedges
MOL Maiden lane broadway, New York, 70 H. q.
Hood. Waahinaou. n. q.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

aim REwARD.-MfssIN0, SINCE FRIDAY KvEN-
AlUU ing, March 8 Captain Peter II. Van Hou1xen
about 90 years age rather bald IN 'front.' thick black
tarhe< had Derby hat brown pants and vest,
usrnsv Jacket blue black ovsrcoa gold ring win white
Stone his little hnger cameo studs IN bis shirt
bosor sleeve buitona circle crossed IN Indiauk his
len hand; last the Of 13Oth street and
Third avenue a. ~ pM Any Information OF him or hid
and ,hs above rswarA wl bs P.d i!!sh street door
etreel ~HM .M& ~ ns1sMs
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

~ despatch from the Deparnent Of State In thirty
hours by JOHN A. McSokLEY, Unned stA,ss rAsgou
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

II fHg PERSON WHO TOOK rue SMALL sArCHEL
from the Cunard wharf Jcsey city, o. The arrival Of the
strsn,shr Rssa March ~, VIII the with con-
sss,s 70 H H. No. Easi thirty eighth stssst he vi b
Thar ally rev sried and no questions. 1
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

CrEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
- CUNARD LINE.
TRIPOLT aails Thursday, March IL.
PALMYRA sails Thursday, March 2b.
Cabin passage, $50 gold. Stesrage passage $780, Gu
rency.
Passage 70 New York at lowest rates-
For freight cabin passage apply 1t No. Bowling Gree
For steerage passagc apply at III broadway Trinity Ru
n IL.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

lRTEcrWE POLICE AGENCY, Is BR0ADwAY--TMn
Old established agency refers The mercnneiio comma.
generally 10 their expsreuce, facss asf aaa1iuS
taallon.-M We have no branches In thia city.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
CoAsrwrsE srKAMsHTPs.

UNITED STATES,
Captain q. L. Norton,
m De despachsd on Saturday, March 70, ~ ccoek r
A;ktrom pier u North river.
freight received 1t through for st. LOUIS Mobile and
The GENERAL GRANT viii succeed, Saturday March n.
Yor freight or paassgs, having superior accommodations,
eE ~ FREDERIC BAKER,
HroadWav
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

yv,uF yrypEn OF TIE EIGnT-sTONE DIAMOND
WI rsss.s slSo reward sy returning % Mo Has Ss(
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-11
SHEPHERD ESTATE.
LANDS FOR SALE

DURSUANT To THE DECREE MADE
i ny the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, on
the Lnltd day OF June, 1859, III the ault In
0hAnceIy between Levi B, SPRINGER
AND OTHERS, COmplAInants, and sHEH.
herd McLSTIRE AND 9TH ERS, Defend.
ants. the undersigned Commissioners Will,
On Tuesday, Ihe Seventeenth day OF
August, 1863.
and thereafter from day 10 day until com.
pluLed, CONNIE ncing each day ut eleven
o'clock A, NJ, sell al public auction, on INC
lAAd 10 " sOId, the home plantation or &c.
tate mentioned In the ninth clause OF the
Will OF Moses shepherd, deceased, in DIVE
HIOnh, lOts and coal tields as specified In the
report aud plat OF James Gilchrist, nur-
veyOr, on die in said suit.
IERAH Each purchaser To pay In hand
not l021 than One.IOurLh Of the money dus
upon his purchase, but 10 have the privilege
" pay Ia nand any greater proportion or the
whole thereof and the residue, II any, 10
De paid In three equal lnsIalmenlS bearing
Interest from the uHy Of sale, and payable
respectively, In six, twelve aud eighteen
months thereafter bond and security 10 the
BRtlsTactlon OF tho commissioners to be
gwen FOR the deferred lnsialments, and the
uue 10 10 retained Us further security until
payment IN full.
The whole tract contains about i've hun.
dIeu and seventy 1--we acres, und u kiLuRtel
III ohio County, West Virginia, along Ihe
Cumberland Road, henpnWd Railroad and
wheeling Creek. Deing by the Cumberland
koAd about ak miles from Wheeling. A
plat OF the divisions, lois and UUal nelda
may be seen VI the Bank OF Wheeling, and
Also ~ Tue CLERK y office OF the Circuit Court OF
ohIo county. DANIEL LAMB,
DANIEL Y. LIhc,
luIo-dt81iLW Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-11
Tr11atee'a Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
D made TO me by GSorge'E 4. Caldwell and
Kate, hiS vito, on the 2td day OF MRreh, In
the year 1881 and OF record In the Record.
eT't once Of Ohio County, W. Va, In Deed
Book No. Is, page 8S6, / shall, on
saturday. the Ath day OF September,
1889,
on the plemlSee, proeesd 70 sell at public
auction 10 tho highest and best bidder, the
following described real estate, situate on
0AldReu6 Run !, In said County and State,
including what u known ~ the Orchard OF
said Joseph CAldWell'H farm, and bounded
% follc:'A, fAt Is 70 say beginning at o
locust LHst 81 the south west corner OF the
pailing iOS:A around said orchard and Rd.
Joining the Wheeling and fAlrmont Turn.
pike road on the north aide OF CaldWell's
HUN; thence noTthWATdly with said fence
% the boundary line between said tarm and
land o. 2. Jacob, containing beyond the
fence II necessary TO TeAoh that line: Thence
h, ~ e. 10 O GtRke a. the north AIDE Oh me-
present county road, few rods above the
old stable; thence with the north side OF the
said county road We9ITardly 10 Q lArRe elm
on the south side of said orchard fence and
near the same; thence with that fence 10
the south east corner thereof; thonoe WeEt.
WArdly with the fence 10 the beginning.
containing sixteen acres, m0Io or lesS
raid Deed Or Trust was given TO secure 10
William E1ley the punCIuAl payment OF
fve. several notes Of the said George e.
Cad we'll for the sum OF nine hundred and
tWonty"SeYen 4j.l00 dollars each, bearing
date the 18th day OF February, 1851, and nav.
able 70 the order OF the said William ErIey,
respectively, on the 18th day OF DOCem beF'
1851, 1859, 1858, 1851 and lBt5, NJ TN eTchAnis
aud Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling, eRch,
note bearing interest from date, The nm
one Of Lhe apoVe described notes dated Ihe
lolh uapQf February, 1851, and payable on
the 18th day OF December, 1881, mas been
paid, together with the interest upon the re.
manning notes up TO the LIST day OF April.
lBd9. THIS sale IL made 70 pay the principal
Of the said notes OF lt6l, 1861 1881 and Ms,
which Bald principal amounts, in each one
OF RAid several noIes, 70 Sg27 43.lOO, with in.
forest thereon from April lst, lSB3, Till paid.
and the co 10 OF this sale.
TBRMs OF SALE One third cash, AMI tee
remainder OF the purchase money In two
eanAI ln8tDlmenlH OF Hix and twelve monInS.
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred
instruments bearing interest from date, and
the ute viii Do re tAlned until the notes are
paid.
The above described property will DO sold
In parcels or altogether Us the puFchaser ar
purchasers may elect and the trustee viii
guarantee the utle.
=. b. BUSHF1ELD, TruStee.
the property mentioned In the above nd.
Yoft1Dement 10 known ~ the sunny Side
Vineyard, At present In INST class condition,
and the vines In excellent bearing oTder'
on the promises Is q large new tWo-sIory
er1ek house, surrounded by convenient and
deaifable ontbulldlnES and provided with an
the necessary conveniences and improve.
mentI. faILieS wishing 10 purchase pro.
perty Of this DESCRIPTION are Ia Vited 10 az.
ty&-SQt
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Commissioners Sale.

Wy VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Olrcult Court lor Uhlu County, W, Va,
rendered on the l0Ih day OF June, 1850, In q
cause In chRncery pending IN said Court,
wilhelm JUnn List Is complainant and An.
me- u. List and othess are defendants,
will, on
IhursdAy, the 18th day oTAuxust, 1859,
VI I0 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell, at public
auction. 70 the highest and best blluer, OF
the front door OF the Court House OF ohio
county, W. Va, the following deaCdbc cd real
estate, Viz:
LOts Nos. one hundred and slxty.iour llsD
and one hundred and Stxty-tlv iI85) in Ur.
ION A. IAn6s addition TO the city, on ZAneh
Inland. Lots Nos. one hundred and ninety.
eight (leSl and one hundred and ninety
nine (l&) on the the east hIue OF Him street
and Lne water lot lying cast VI SAID two lols
known ~ lot No. eight (S) on Z4reH Island,
LoI NO. one hundred anu tnTee (IU3l Gu tue
west aide OF Market Square, and the sOntn
third " OF LOT No. one hundred and four
ll0l) RnJOlnlng lot lot M lU3, and on Whicn
arc erected GOOD turSe story houses. The
west - feet Of lot No. Gne hundred anu
Peyenty'Iour (l7i) on ZAue street, IN East
wheeling, with MI LhD rights Of alleys De-
longing thereto. Part OF lot No. TOUT teen
uil IN square fourteen (lil On Union arrest,
Aoout 10 Ieet Hont, " described in q deed
from y. r. Vennpm aud wife unteu August
auth, 1854.
TRIMS OF 5ALE:-Ons.fouFth OF tho pur.
chase money " 10 paid IN cash, anu the 70.
LnAinder In three equal inxtalmentI at one,
Two and Three years, to Oe scared by notes
and deeds OF trust satisfactory 10 the UOin.
missioner, and " bear interest from day OF
safe until payment.
DANIEL Z. List,
S7-ts COMMISSIONER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-11

BASE BALI.-A lively game OF base
ball came of at West Alexander, Pa,
on Saturday afternoon, between the
Hope Club OF that town and the Fear
less Club OF ClaysvIlle. It was the sec
ond game played between the clubs
named. and, as each have had a victory,
a third game will be necessary TO de-
eide the merits OF the "b'hoys." This
will probably be played. The Fearless
Club was we'll taken care OF by their
friends OF the Hope when In West
Alexander, and was served with q
magnificent repast at Lawson's. We
append the score Of the pnma:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-11

PoLlcE CoURT.-HIs Honor, Judge
Good, disposed OF the following cases
yesterday morning: Louis Bell, drunk,
one dollar and costs; Frank Brown,
drunk, three dollars and costs; Michael
Ritz. drunk, one dollar and costs; VIM,
Johnston, drunk, one dollar and COSTS
Joe Jefferson, shooting pistol within
the city limits, one dollar and costs;
Champagne Charley" 1.-THE only name
the prisoner would givs,) dlsorderly,
one dollar and costs; William Peck,
loud and abusive language, five dol
lars and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-11

FUNERAL OF GEORGE STRUBRR.-The
funeral Of George sIeuber took place,
yesterday. The remains were taken to
Zane street NJ. E. Church, where APP
proprIate services were held, Rsvs.
Ball and Farmer officiating. After
these were concluded the procession
proceeded to Peninsula Cemetery. At
the grave the usual number OF volleys
Of musketry were fired by the COM
rades OF the deceased who had served
with him in the Union army during
the rebellion. The Odd Fellows, Grand
Army of the Republic and Typograph.
ical Union, (of which societies Mr..
SIeubsr had been'a member were out
IN pretty large numbers. All felt that
" worthy brother and comrade had
been removed from their midst, and
expressions Of regret at his early de-
mise were general.