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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-29
0ereiuiate Staaten Steuern.

Die jdbrliden Steuernauf bas Ginfammen som estes
Sabr, fcwie auf Geenen Garrasss, bas Sass
1869, I'm febenn Dirtt BON Sbe, nb est fdns unb fol-
len scr BEN sehnten Wa besabtt perpen. = =
Offiee fnr rGranftin ounts I'm DeibIer @ttdn.
b, Gde pm 3ph unb 1uipnitraBen I'm aweiten Stpd -
Imtsfunbeu apa ubr Worsens bis ubr Ranmttass. q
n,< .. s. W9artin, jIai
Collector Der ginnenfeutr. I Diltritt son Obis.
Aprtl 81. hmumbD
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-29
3u perfaufen.

30 Mfer fruhbares Brtrn,.2 2anb 5.atG 5ilHn
Ii She'll Der Barr Tarn, an ber Gin Greet. 5!1sa
eileu SRlt srn Gclumtus, Der Nationa SroBt se-
lesen. Dites 1T 10 entes @artenlanb, ale man TN Staat
Sbp fnoen ann rb entpeber CANT poer In abtbeilun-
aen mad rem Besben Der 2dufr strfarf weben. h,s ra
: Nat;urasen auf bem glase ober Bel .s,g ~
''s5 - 49, q Samiion H. Bru6er, ~ ~
apriI l7.-3 btp mn r1f = Z Gciunbus 8. ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-29

py unieren 2eiern in Williams County. Obo,
grpan wo9nbaf. Nsent fir ben 8etboten lit, mel.
der 8eloer fir 6enielben erbebt, iopie aud 8eel=
lungtn fiir oas Blatt enteeeen nimmt. '-e 81. 4.
Mpril 30. ~ ON
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-29
s. ReiabarS. S. gisfsr & 80 Spl. s5alfsnbaa.
/ 9ie aDeutf6e Wehfel ganf
/ ..;e u Ebi5 n36.0rns sra Di7oI3G a& t2alys
st eintnrD g Co., 5..s g

| N0 Ib5 Su0s sS)DnllrdBt, eDlnmDnS, OqtD,,
Serauft gBedfe auf ale Sarrtsdbe Der ger Staaten,
Deutf6lanbs, Der Shme GranfretH nnt alien Qdnbern
gurcpas bic nit ben Ser St-in 8erbinbuns feken eol
ctrt srbtrunsen aaer rt In ben esnannin 9dnber be-
rrs GrbIhaftseelbr felt Sd65 Gontrae sur ueberfatt
mad Gurppa aus, befr6eri gaauete Werbpaptre unb Gu
ter na6 allen Ssilen Der gsilrtcn elt uns bsicst ae
@ti6fte elmer gDetSelbanf aU Der ioltbeffen BaFS. ~
gei bsr ausssbrteten 4eanntdaft berGisenbam befer
Banf in alien 9been ObOs uno nett aber beeu Orensn
binaas, taben lie i nttsetduit menn lie aud bel heu,
luterneben aus bic un nnb bas Beriratn bre Qdnbs-
leuien renesn Sie perben @ aud ferner bemiten, tts
phlwoan bur prcn'pte unb Gewienbafte Becrsurs al
Ter Muftrd9e 3u Yerbtenen. 3,aas fsF.E I'll stGi s.
I Mpril l. tp u 10 bv !,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-29

Gin reidber unb frommer @enfer - bieie beis
ben Gigenltaften fno in @enf fets nerbnnoen @
firhtet bas 3erannaben elmer neuen Sinofutb uno
bot iidD cine ld0ne. comfortable Mr1e bauen lafien.
meldbe bort aHm gr86ben bes Yublifums i'm Safen
lie9t nno auf weler er eintretenoen SAILS, elm mo.
osrner Noab, ieine &ettune iu1en min.
9euihlano auf unleur Office.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-29
BUR 8eQhtundl

NPeine Greunbe unb G0nner, ppie bic sefammttn Gin
cbner unp tepnbers bic 6eren garmers Co..
unb nmsssenb. lae i'd tertt wiltu, bab i neasrbinss
ale 1beilbaber Der jlsj''-4 1S1t5 Pa 52Ht :
8ucprus SOpllen,T abrif
AM ytaee bes 5r. Suin; pwe usstrstn bin. Sd bite
nun entste ;n beaten, bab i In bier 8esiebnns aues
ertduen unb Gnfduen Bel uns, mad frdften Az beiebt
gen. uno fafnr 9rne 8nrgaft Ieite baB unert abeiten
unb Babrifate 8tlefeit unb Solibdt nHt Iett spn
irsenb einem dtnhen gefddft lberrpn erben f5nnsr.
Die netesusuns baron rire GENTS ebsr r!ansen, Der Sci
uns pcriprt, no3u frsunblif sneelaben nire. i4itl
Il 6s, E1a E3l9t q. u. Shdffer u. 6obn.
Bueprus, D1dr; 1869. Emit ID H.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-29

Ngenten perlanat,a I'M asts. 3, ayssi,f. sssts.
ite Hnb bette sid 9lal9ine bic lie erfuneen purbe Die
df9ine frtft 10000 Waidu in eher Ninute. Qiberaie
Bebinsunsen fur Mstnten Atrefe: -
| Nmeriedn Rnitting Wdfnine Co., " !
Aprtl l2s.-3mt m Bolton, Nan, pcer ct. 2ous, M1s.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-29
Oer S1rl9e. -.
Wm. q. Deibler."

Soding Sbal giienbabn. - 81, @i6tia.
felt oieler Balm Miro elbit i'm Often anerfannt Gin
gDrreiponoent ber Hems Dorfer Sribune. ihreibt: !:
.Oie big 2ancafer bolenbeie Sodins SbaI giien=
babn pailirt burd bas 5ofing S9al nod 4thens.
mo ltb bieielbe nit Der Maretta uno Cincinnati
Brbn perbnoet. sic brinst in bic beiten 2o6ien=
feIoer Obos 'uno miro bic srobe &oblenbabn oes
Staaes tperoen. sic tpiro. pie id CLAUDE, golun,=
bus gum 8r0Bten Roblen Depot Weitlid1 BON ben
Mneebanp @ebirgen modem Sas meitlid,e unb
norOweitlide Sbio unb Snoiana tpsrben BON go=
Iumbus aus nit 2oblen .periorgt nerben Gelbit
Sdnoler BON Gbeugu treffen 8ortebrnnsen fir cine
tdslihe Senoung bon 10000 8uiben Der bodins
GOblen. SIN SDlebo aetirt man ben 8au elmer
8abn nad Columbus fir Die Bef6roeruns BON 90
ding abal Goblen." ,sgdanl1g
garrp T. elm Stdothen an Der 6pdina 9hdr 81.
ienbabn, tuulbe in Der Sonnersta9s gfadt BON Sic.
ben beia,geludt Die in mebre 9duier enbradenuno
siemIid pid Beute fortiAIeppten. lT4fI.st5l
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-12-23

.
glost reliable. as aa iaten fsI
jUarnals eye published peI
aenlei beuEilsllg printed
egaatlS illustrated With sewers
iRal eng Representing
ie3liufe chemistry na6teeI
y gineeFi manufacturers se
iHd a
Fagme mechanics inpaa
agiaeers chemists Hanufae
ad people is every pn0iessiop
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-12-23
oUR d. sLIIaN AIEs

giaal double fasliiop pl',les
ili a c1ntlnae
Mon 09Aora lie Unly
this country hat glse
ana II ths e
Iss ~ lhis
alaq lone
sse Gaa ihf
did n,a aania ils which music
fed ptg ly ler u ann rs
We have also oliilast'il {otl
caltHFa and saIgi lapafinie
aoBng isvAfgAs s7EiFra
boa verg subject for The Rll.,il
Nursery Kiielien House alil einI
seRAYlNBs ais s. s
fie "a angFagiNgs thnt p0 nn
ttemQteg giNt N Ives lli4g git
esea Satisfaction
N1g WosE D
Some pf l8le defigts b lli dsgsafl
inens nsed ia coloaa III
uneq
, 1869-09-02

These who have rat.ontzed the Ma tison strect
horse cars NIL only have 10 wait another day untf
the cars are again running on that street The
block Pavement Is nearly completed to the bridge,
and on Saturday, or Monday al fa.thesi, the cars
VII! resume theft tHrA There Is \ do1olc 1:8ck to
Centre asenue. and the proposed paving wesswar
OF that point will be postponed until next year.
The track on Cltulon street. which VA. taken up
10 allow ravtrE, has been aT1ln laid down. ant
the raTenent will not be laId until cxt season
The cata Of this line can run over Madison street,
and Switch 10 Clinton 1t that Intersection. The
luce 1tland xycnnc line IA ali right. The Al~au.
kcc avenue cars wilt probably continue to run
from the vest end oi The bridge until the pave
mint Of Randolph Etreet Is completed The pairing
On Randolph etreet IS nov going on With cunsi,lrr-
westward, ani will probably he completed In three
or four NeeNA
, 1869-09-02
Rcal Estntc.

AcesER Field, King 4 CT, have fssae+, thelr
september circular containing It's: oi Improved
ah' uI.'rForea zeal est1tc, comprising rc sdea CO.
f'aFtness nni hcrr rroecrtr which cal, bs. hal ou
aTHra1loh - Their Once At The curner OF Wash
lhgton nnl state rtrretA All who asu .1esfruJs Of
~ fnslng Et1t to tao oE1lcc OF This weil.knorn
, 1869-09-02
DEARBORN THEATRE.

7he HOME OF MISsrEftsT. This ELEGAET
md IASHtnNAEl.E frscFt IL r1ttrnlttd by the
EEAt1f and kLtrE of ChirsFn,
I2N11G1fAtbN md MANNING.
In tfrIr sf.!e-sriIttira tprrlnttic+.
NELLY, HEpFRItKs. FiIEA7US md KEN.
HLE. IN th' ts.e,tMl tcns, and chc!u.rs.
7hr s*H+ MONSTER FH'H+FA MME rvrfy evening
-ph ht ttr MAT1fEE tstrttAr Aftrrr-,n ~.
Atrkslcn IN etiner flni1t Elrrr. Is eru.t isgt-r
ifI,r. Is rs; Ersrrs'r sr.tr In uIt r1tfa tiIt,
&! rFrts S*afs lr tck In aay Aarc
tut e1rn!b8 e: htLurf r-lfprnAnee.
, 1869-09-02
MARRIED,

:, ,nYnniGK- SAITH Al 1!n.sy Church. ny ncv,
A',a NJ. x SMITH. ri Ohic.so. '''''''''
n" itIt Int-r. sir..u rntY.
MfGAS Sf-hhFEA EAIL-At Crnt.rary Church.
nuE;t'; 5:t " r- Y ". s.t4 Ill a.,sIr,. Ly it,.
At1..w Ill dan.hsrr It t,,r ci.ns clr1"y G,r'itr
,1 II !4r IT Instant !, lie MI.
Til. ' - ~f - N'' A-NAi AA u
TI1NAER-TgCKEn- lit, CITY IN ,bc ,,,,,,,
~ IT.. 81. IT, Isrn!s'1n p,l.Isiste, III uas Il 1slrmr
!-.trrlli~ rarefs 1+rasr rnpv A~
, 1869-09-02

N0tlrr.-Tlict".S. :. Fire f.xtlngui.1rr
60 dF.'s" first class Asrnt fer tne tale VI ihr,r
lfrr tA'fnRnisi,er IN tais STATE The tust.
nets IullJ established, TIL. E1tnguIster having
, 1869-09-02
AMUSEMENTA
McYICkEk'S THEATRE,

Second week Of
EDWIN ADAMS,
Crest .uee.ts # the beautiful roticai D,aua Of
EMO ARDEN,
From TrEcyrcn's rccs1 II th1s nAur-
ESOCu ARDES,,.......,,,,.x..E EDWIN ADAMS
New Sernrf3 nnd Appropriate AnroantEncp1..
O1iktaA Mrpe ty EOrFIrZk MOLLESHAUER ~
{lAytd hS Mr.. ADAMS ftty coc+eeuTt uIkhss ,t
bn,th's 1heatrt, Sc~ YORK
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
, 1869-09-02

ssfh1lFh1rH I'm Want nj n tleo,i HINT
" snh' q! htr sttl". n!rl u tho le*t 4tptfa,. t.s
.,',s,. m"s u ~ h. 'nt' 1"a alIfae sfret, a, feat
y, Vntrf ts"Hglnar aHd stlnttn,v
snatHa. latest eiftrs. rAiHtx, tha, t1a.s ann
l1"s'es. NJ =, +. ttRhys. rg ttat,,lgItIs ttpal
, 1869-09-02

unlpef IMf Annp-RS n Certmtu
unn o. tle raltl. eczrrnA, rtnprtrm. sattlltutu
|Ifa IT, s' sn sisI ~, sasnef'. ateeou milking
Vel. Hazard 4 IT,, Rev Ttrt. EoIJ uJ slj drus.
, 1869-09-02
BEAL ESTATE WANTED.


WASTFb-t1 OR Is FFET. EAST 'FRONT.' M
" hh!AhArt:nv.. l.twrs'I INftIcth and hrtv filth
-: on" hA 4, thrtr-f,'lrths cssss II. L. LuMAARD
, 1869-09-02

EE1N1hSV VF FEF. 2R- CUH!s1UFEKT-
Hes. y Christopher, Of LUNA. wns next tn
Kept Oh, but for Ill thai he would Ktrc uticraucss
70 few thoughts he hat pondered on for ~ ,lays
!hey we're there for work, The tlaY Of sympathy
their enemies: they were there not to echo ,hr
e1ouns Of the widow md the cries Of
!he ofrhan to pacate thett rcIeut-
let5 1Oea. but to declare war
and for the 1Est time to raiae the baner Of nTo.
hltiuun IN this taDl lAppIause.1 There were
sone fears they would not be united lie wa+
hhited and Rnnted to know II the Others we're
not Thcy could not put dow the enemy by "iJo-
sannas' Where we're the papers on their side
MIME influential nArer tI1ut sr,,,f
, 1869-09-02

u Jcwett. Mr. Chairman, you and the coa.
fe:it!oh must pardon my long speech, aud YOU
Ano" ny tn?rmtty once begin.
mitr. -'
NJ Clarke sang, "Thc world would he the bet
tsI LOT II, y temperance ballad Applause came
, 1869-09-02
HELP WANTED-MALE9,

NAAsm'TrEfInI:- FOUR EEFEEiErcEp FANG,
~ ngH = RLEn. North kkaf Wuoie, htiiis, Miune.p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-03
NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.


-The managers Of the q. s. Military
Asylum held meeting at the Asylum
at Augusta, Me-, yesterday.
-The horse belonging to draymar
employed to caat away liquors seized
by the Government at Augusta, Me.
was shot by some unknown hand
Wednesday night. The Mayor offers
$500 reward for the discovery of the vii.
lain. 4 -'y' - p
About twelve o'clock Thursday
night, at Louisville, John O'ConneIl
was shot and Instantly killed by James
Hendricks, whilst under the belief that
he was pursuing q thief. Both men
were members of the metropolitan po-
lice force. s-rg .gsz
There has been no communication
with the Great Eastern since the morn
of June so. f=
THE German singing societies OF
Philadelphia, comprising nearly 500
voices will take part in the 1lth Saen-
gerfest at Baltimore, from the 10th to
the 15 OF July.
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company met the President of the
Miners Association at Summit Hill,
and agreed upon basis of terms which
were not very satisfactory to the COM
pany, but 1t was the best that could be
done; as the miners would not make
any concessions. About one half of the
in all the Pennsylvania
coal districts recommence work about
the 9th instant. The Lehigh Coal and
CompRny's men commence
on that day. a.f t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The Parkersburg Times takes ground
quite stiff1y against any modification OF
the disfranchising laws of this State,
unless coupled with the proviso that
the negro also shall be allowed to vote,
and eVon then 1t Is disposed to go about
the reform very gipgerly.
The democratic mind does not seem
to comprehend very we'll this arrange
ment OF balancing the disfranchised
rebel against the black Unionist, and
don't take kindly to it.
From our standpoint, though not in
divIdually particularly favorable to
negro suffrage, we cannot see how the
rebel acknowledgements is to be speedily
effected on any other platform, and II
political homoEeneity Is really desir.
able, the Democracy will have to
swallow themselves and come to
il. It Will be a bitter dose any
way they take 1t, but it is the best
they can do and probably the best So
luton of the whole trouble, practicable
Possibly the negro may yet have Suf-
frage extended him first, If the demo.
cracy persist too strenuously, in stand.
ing upon color, and thus be left out IN
the cold. It would be rather circum-
stance IL the chivalric Caucasian, o.
West Virginia should yet be compelled
to ask OF the despised son OF Ham fol
the. privilege ofcoming along side OF
him, 20 the polls. isi.. - -sS
The discussion of the matter is doing
no harm at any rate. Our ParkersburR
thin skinned jealousy however, OF the
metropolitan organ at Wheeling; 1t viii
all come right, and yon can't all bt
metropolitan organs or any other ktnc
of organs, unless you be virtuoUs anC
do what Is right. Selah.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-03
a Flying machine.

a Western inventor writes to one of
the Bloomington papers: "While I
write thereis an odd and rough looking
object, about the size of your hat, fash
ioned under the not overly keen edge
of my jack knife, floating about the
room. 1t will gee and haw, or go to
the larboard or starboard, according as
you move its tail, or perhaps to speak
nautically, 1 should say rudder. It
moves Rloriously, by its town.intsrnal
powers, which are impaired by means
OF a small clock spring. It's leverage
acts entirely on the air, and is what we
all have been so long looking for-an
appliance that will control the course of
a balloon More wonderfulis little
machine l am also the inventor of,
which was also moved by spring. All
completed, wound it up, and leti go!
or its own force, like a bird, it darted
into the air; but alasI for human frail-
ty, the spring, running down while its
wings were on the upward stroke, 1t
cnme to the ground, with all the force
of graYitatton acting upon it, and, as it
was necessarily frail creature, 1t was
smashed to flinders. The next one 1
make I shall go with, and the power
being then my own muscles, Il shall see
to 1t that 1t does not run down too sud-
denly, and that the wings are Kept In q
sailing or floating attitude until its legs
shall strike terra frma."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-03
IOE-CREAms, &c.

We scarcely consider the effect pro
duced on pu blic pl osperity and person.
al habits and comforts by apparently
slight and entirely lyFunconsidered Cir
eumstances. In the modesyof diet and
living, for Instance, few thinkers have
attached any reformatory influence to
the abundance of fruit and other lux
uries, which are found on the table of
| nearly every industrious and thrifty
housekeeper, rich and poor. LuXuries
we have called them, but they. have be.
come necessaries and common articles
of fare. Within the memory of persons
now living, strong heavy food, unre-
lieved by any fruit or yegeta BILE, was
the fare OF the -laborer. Even farmers,
we'll to do, contented themselves with
pork and rye bread and potatoes as
their staples3 Everythingiin the way
of luxury was supposed to be supplied
| by the potatiOns OF whisky which were
then as common as tea and coffee, are
now. Even people who protested to be
epicures were content with very poor
show OF fruit, provided the wine list
| was extensive Wine and brandy or
more common 'stimulants,s filled the
popular notion of good cheer. '''s.'
In the course of about twenty or
thirty years, great revolution has
taken place in this respect. Abundance
OF fruit and great variety OF vegeta-
bles, many of them scarcely known
few years ago, have crowded John
Barleycorn' ont of!son1eaof the places
he used to tomonopo1ize, and stripped
Bacehus OF his wealth. Certainly quite
enough stfmulRntS4 of various kinds
are still consumed; but without the
simple dietary and harmless Injuries
| to which the markets now give access,
| the amount of money spent for these
things of Questionable utility would be
much greater. Another advantage is
| that q man's wife aud family share the
pleasure ofa well-furnished table, while
the old idea OF enjoyment defrHuded'
the family cheer to pay for male e1-
travagance. The wine shop or restau-
rant Is closed to women but both sexes
may. frequent together the ice'cream
saloon.
There is general advantage In any-
thing which makes the pleasure seek
ing by young men and women a thing
ID be creditably pursued in common.
some good people lament that butter
isienorInousiye expensive since ice cream
hecame passion and the milk is vast
ed in freeZeIs. Under favor we 90 not
admit that it is wasted. Every call Tor
such Injuries at the confetti tioners sup
plants q call for some ething- the oppo-
site of cooling at a.liqnor bar:z Family
comfort and innocent graHhcauon OF
harmless appetites or fancies go . great
way toward preserving the public mos-
| ais: and ii, as our old fashioned croaK-
ers aIlege, the consumption OF Ice cream
raises the price of butter, so does II ralse
| the standard of the general comtorE.
| PhilG6elphiu LEDGER 20 s.,as.s,5. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
IRELAND.
The TImeas on American Relations.


The Times ON American Relations.
.4.T.. .s LONDON, July 2.
The Times sees no reason for disqui.
etude on account of relations between
Great Britain and foreign countries.
The most important matter to business
men is the state of relations with
America on the Alabama question, and
the present conditions of France. The
Alabama difficulty is not more threat
ening now than year or two since.
Johnson's negotiations demonstrate
England's Willingness to make reas-
enable CONCESSIONS. Americans
feel this, and have no desire to
put the question In a hostile manner.
The Irish Church B1I...PrOceedInEs
1nthe House OF Lords.
A meeting of the Piers was held yes
terday to arrange the composition of
the new Irish Church body, and to
frame amendments to the pending bill.
Earl Russell, Baron Westbury, Earl
Grey and others; agreed to follow the
lead of the Duke of Cleveland.
-RDAIU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-03
MYSTERIOUS D1sAPPEARANoE. =

Mysterious DIsAPPEARANCE. = On
Monday morning a pair of shoes was
found on the creek bank, short dis
tanoe below Slater's bridge, and in one
of them note saying that the owner, a
son of M. @. Bell of this place, had COM
mitted suicide; The boy was about ii
years of age. he was seen going down
to the creek at half past four in the
morning, Search was at once made for
the body, but up to the present writing
1t had not been found. It is considered
doubtful if he did drown himself. Some
think he ran away, and took this means
or delaying pursuit. He was bright,
intelligent youth, and all were surprised
to hear OF the Occurrence.-WG WGyneSburg
Reo4LbLicdH,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-03

A YOUNG man named Joseph Wag-
ginia, professed to have the power oi
charming snakes, Last Thursday,
having captured rattlesnake, he was
giving some friends an exhibition OF
this power. After foudling the snake
for a time in his arms, he threw it on
the ground, and switched it until it
writhed with rage. He then took the
reptile up in his arms again, and say
ing, Are you mad?-Kiss me and make
up,' he put its head in his mouth. The
snake bit his tongue, and he died in
about an hour afterward. In fifteen
minutes after being bitten, his skin as.
sumed the spotted color of the snake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-03
rhnXer GelYln, Esq

The appointments ofthis gentleman as
Judge OF the First Judicial District OF
West Virginia, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. Caldwell,
gives general tisfactionfn this section.
From our acquaintance with Mr.! Mel
win, we have formed a very high ,esti-
mate of him as q gentleman and a
scholar. His many friends in Brooke
county are highly gFati6ed at the Sc
lection made by GOV. Stevenson.-
WeLESEIsT.O NetUS; = q ss'!ttii t.,-s- - t4--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-03
TIE Wellshnrp Ne1ra aaua a meeting

THE Wellsburg Ne1Os says meeting
of5the Directors of the projected iH6Ili-
days Cove ahd:- welIsbnrg Railroad
was to be held Friday0 1t adds:
I We will also state, that we have the
best anthorIty=for Saying thatCeYeryl
thing looks favorable for the Immediate
building Of the railroad from Welis-
burg to Holidays Cove. We have also
the assurance that, as soon as this is
commenced; the capitalists Of Wheel :
ing will take inm ediate steps for prosS
;ecuting the work of extending the road
to their CITY,
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The RepubIIcans RestIesg.

..r s.s MADRID, July 2. r.
The Republican Junta of New CASTLE
has issued manifesto against the re-
dictionary policy, a portion of the min
istry and their disagreed individual
rights. The manifesto recommends a
reorganization and afirms the right Of
insurrectlon. als l.-- .-I-r.
Changes In the Ministry COntem-
plated.
The contemplated changes in the
Ministry here have been postponed un-
til the budget of expenditures now be-
fore the Cortes is passed.
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RICHnOED.
Fail of RrldEe Fan of People.

RI0HAoNDS JuIy "a
a barbecue given to ]. Walker by
the colored men, took place to-day, on
About 8 O'Clock the chain bridge lead
ing to the Island was SO crowded that
it gave way carrying down about 60
persons. Col. Jas. r. Branch, q promi-
net broker, and conservative candidate
for the Senate, was instantly killed;
also policeman zKirkbell, who was on
duty to preventive crowd from rushing
on the bridge. Seven colored men were
mortallY wounded,
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GbreQtttelliqe1r
Camp Meetings.

/ The c.annnal camp, meeting will be
held this year Oh the farm Of Rev.
Aaron Vincent, s. in Harrison county
(W. Va three miles south of Shinns-
ton5on the CIaFksburg road The time
fixed for it is August 2Oth. A camp
meeting will also be held near Bunker
Hill. Jefferson county, and one near
,Hainesvllle, sometime In August or
September. UXf <I3 M
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on Monday 55JlIi July. 5, the chimes Of
Trinity. New York. will perform as FOL.
lows. Ringing the Changes on eight
bells. Hail Columbia, Yankee Doodle,
Old Dog Tray, Let the Merry Chnrch
Bells Ring, On the Field of Glory,
Coming Ihro' the Rye Columbia, the
Scotlandi- Bon1d SoEer Boy, Airs from
Guy Mannetihg, Chinnes 9padtil1e,
Airs from Child of the Regiment YfYe
T.l QRfCl.
AssS's-tt n tg9d siiT a5fliYSssti q
GFse ,Uglsassaslss.s sszv 8 sys W 1
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NEW YORK.
a liberal OfFer to Younr women
"a Coulnleucenent OF Packard's
1 Business college.

business CoIleKe.
,,-,sb -a.a.a1 NEW YORK, July 2.
At the commencement of Packard's
Business College this afternoon, the
proprietor, L. s. Packard, who has in
many waysmanifested his interest in
the advancement and improvement OF
the condition Of women, very literally
announced his intention of giving to
any fifty young women who desired It
a thorough business education gratnl-
when qualified, Addresses were also
made by Horace Greeley, Mayor Hall,
Oliver Dyer and others. Sixteen stu
dents graduated, and there are between
300 and 400 men in the College.