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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

BOARD OF EDUcATroN.--In conss.
quence OF the meeting OF the First
Branch OF the City Council last even.
Ing, no meeting OF the Board OF Edu.
cation was held. A few members as
Sembled about the usual hour. but not
sufficient to constitute q quorum. An
adjournment was had until this even.
Ing. l,i. s. w
1t Is proper to state that the meetings
OF the Board are held In the chamber
Of the First Branch OF the City Council.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

SECOND LRorURR.-The second lect-
ura of the course now being delivered
by Mrs. Doc!ress French, will DO given
this afternoon at 8 o'clock In Horn~
brooks Hall. Admission, 80 cents.
Consultations may be had either before
or after the lecture, at her rooms at the
Grant House.
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THR FIRE BELOW MARTINsylLLE.-
We did not have any additional par.
tlculars yesterday OF the FIRE below
MRrLInsvills, Tuesday evening. The
report we had Of 1t In yesterday morn
lng's paper, we believe gave the facts,
snbStanLlally, Of the occurrence.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 20.

OFF For NIAaARA.-A party, con-
slsting OF eight ladies and one gentle.
man, leaves this morning on the Cleve-
land Il Pittsburgh Railroad, for Maya
ra Falls,
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( ANOTHER ADDITION. q DUFF.
held' Jewellers, Main street, opposite
.;MlerchantS' Bank, have just received
quite an addition to their stock OF gold
and silver American and Swiss
Watches, and fue jswelry sets. ALEC
clocks. silver ware, spectaclos, gold
pens, &c., dc. Gall. at 1905" See I'D.
vertIsemsnt, a.! u pnaS I51f '@' = =
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THANKs.-our friends Messrs. @. q.
Booth & Co., have our thanks for u
pail Of blackberries, which were very
fine. Messrs. B. 4 Co. are in daily re.
celpt OF this most delicious and health.
fol fruit.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE Z OHIO R.R. COMPLY

WHEELING, may 6tn, l6lOI
.DAHSENGER TRAINa WILL RUN By
the following schedule on and after the
10th day OF May, wheeling time.
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
EA3T-LEAvEs kwEsT-LEAvEs
daily at.s....5:s5 a. m. daily asni6.sO a. m.
cameron. .....1S0 araitOn ..4SO p. m.
AanninEton.S 8 Farm ont ....-6:30
Fairmont.. $40 Mnnnlngton6:
=. ARRIVING AT Cameron ......7:60
Grafton A.. lOA5 q. m. -. ARRIVING AT
arkershurg,4:45 pm. Wheeling aL,s:65 D. m,
Sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
XAsT-LEAvEs WEST, VIA q, o.p.
"Wheeling leave Wheeling
daily at...zl0.lO n. m! daily, at......S:2s pm.
ARRIVES AT - BellAiES. .........lA8 I"' Z
drafton .----. $40 pm. ARRIVES AT
gumberland~ 936 Cambridge. $40
HarperB Fly .2:b6 am, i ZaneaviiIa.. .8a6 "
baltimore. ...- $50 Newark.......l0.l0
WASN'T 'n0ity $40 Columbus...,ll:3O pm
Except SundAyA . ,lC1nclnnatl---iS0h.m am,
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs GfL WET, VIA O. or.
Wheeling Leaves Wheelinr
daily at4. $50 I'm. daily at,....s:OO a. m,
ARRIVES AT q Bellair. IS "
Grafton. .. ......0.20 pm. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland $40 q m. BarneIvllie .8I6
winchester G3 B" cambridge 800 -!
HalumoEe h.-s&Q 1Onesylll e..-965 z"
WaAh' n City 1910 Newark. .iEOO
Phlladelphlal9O0 m. columbus ,,,l2:l6 o. m.
New York....4OO p. m Cincinnati. .4.l6 y"
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvB WEST, v1Aco.p.
daily as..lO5O ,. m. daily at'.l. saS y. m.
ARRIVES AT Bellair..........3;lb
Grafton .--.,...8:l6 am, ARRIYKd AT
BarnesviIls.. l:3iI q :
Cumberland. .6:lB VI ICaubfi dc. $50 q !
Winchester. !. 8:t6 b m. zanesyille. .i7:06 ~
HagetBtown-.& NeWRrk.....,,,B:&
baltimore. ..s50 Columbus 1850
W ANN Clty.ba5 Cincinnati e. 200 ., m,
S6undAyB excepted. sSundayS excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connec.
tons ut Baltimore with trains for PhlIadeI.
phia, New York and Boston At Relay
Aoase, Via Washington City, for all polnH
Oennal ohio trkins make direct conusO-
Ton at Columbus for all points West and
Tlcks.9 Q all principal points can be " pro.
OO''N ~ '4' '~'S John 1. w1isoN,
Master Of transportation, Baltimore,
s-.--.,----------. 4. 7. DEVRIEA =
mayn General Agent, Wheeling,
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gpS Bali
For Sale.

A SMALL BUT CoMFoRTABLE Brick
"A House with or 7 rooms, on Unoln
street, between Fourth and fiftI. Convent
s1! . market and business 1rpwrs
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CALL at PartrldEe's and have your
photograph, while this tiue weather
continues, 'tI -at H!.I' J. F-ffI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

SEVERAL new and second hand Or.
gans and Pianos for sale; very cheap,
to close out. Apply 10 WIN. q. shetb,
at r. Porter & Co. . So Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

BLOND q BAoHMAN have received a
due assortment Of the Spring style Of
Lasting Balmorals and Button Gaitera.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

FoR anything and everything in the
way Of Boots or Shoes 20 to Bload q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

C,ECOND HAND PANEL DOORS, WIN
y dow Sash, Glazed Venetian Window
shutters, all as good US new for sale low by
mAI8 M, REILLY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

WHY will you buy and use other
Wines when You can depend on the
PE'fty OF PerklnsI Stern q Co.'S. CalIfor.
mia Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed,
mund Booking and Booking & Carroll,
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1SGt GENT.
Unian Fail Nor Rent.

THIS SPACIOUS HALL, SITUATE on
L Main street, IL believed 10 be me IaiG H.s
10 the CITY exert Washington hhii m mch1'
tfhi, and convenient OF access y WuIl nknt-
oil both mont aud rear, and has three Guar
delIerl 70 give light for night wOik. y hNt
furniture Of thirty.t1ve setteea, and Is III
good order. Apply 70 y. W. HeAkell, a.,
Fourth street,
iyBlW WIN, PAATOH'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

TIE North Pole has been discovered
and lie on exhibition ut the Bridge
Corner Drug Store. .4s37
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

PETITE oAR:fEs, only 81 per dozen a,
Partridge gallery. d - TT KY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

FINE French Lasting Button and
Lace CATERS at Blond & Bachman'a
corner sprigg Alley, Main Street, '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

DoN'r fall to look over the large
stock Of Ladies', Misses and Childrep's
wear at lO7, aud compare prices with
those Of other Of the leading Shoe firms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

THE Arctic Regions will DO found
during the warm weather at Logan,
List q Co.'s. Bridge Corner Drug Store,
Mineral Water, favored with tho rIch>
est syrups, aowS from miniature Ice.
berg. .4stl.. -
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PARTRIneE's photographs cannot be
'excelled for brilliant tone and hne finish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

JUNIPER Tar soAP" cuIeu shapped hands
altrheum, pimpled, and all eutaneous af-
feetions, rendsting the akin son and smooth,
Manufactured BY o. no g.,
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Saw and Grist mini For Sale

WE OFFER FOR SALE OUR STEAM
w eRW and Gr1st Mil, situate at sarriiy,
MONROE County Ohio. Tine above property
VIII be sold on easy terms or exchanged for
jaai.if NEsBlTr q HoRNBRooK,
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sold by ali DrurzlItI. lNGS S.r HSaszi
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The report Of Lhe committee was road.
In yesterday mornings pa
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V81loIA 10
ReSolved, That J. NJ. Warden be
charged with the supplementary list
for the year 1867 and reported by him.
self, and that he also be credited with
1895 80, reductions made by Council at
different times, and delinquent list OF
s2.OI6 SO, and further q commission OF s
per cent on S42 $50 10 collected, which
will make $2.l27 SO, which II allowed
will square his account for the year
1867 as collected,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

WHEELlhUI Mny 6LnI IbIyI
DAESENGER TRAHJ9 WILL RUN By
the following schedule on and after the
10Th day OF May, Wheeling time.
IRA RSTON AT00NFHOnA rInN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29

lMr. Connolly appeAred.)
Tho President pro. ten. announced
the special order OF the meeting TO DO
the consideration OF the Market street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-07

UoAeton, Craig, Radical, is elected probate
judge. Halfourd, Radical, is elected
coroner without opposition. In Darlington,
the Radical candidates, WE Charles for
clerk Of court, and Jno c Gatlin for coro
ner, are elected. In Edge6eld, Phillip
Eiohelberger, Radical, is elected coroner.
In Fairfield, the Radicals claim the cleo
ton Of their candidates, viz: w M Nelson,
probate judge, W Crawford, county oom-
missioner, and Robert Hawthorne, coroner.
In Georgetown, the Radicals elect r O
Bush and 7 d Mcdowell, county commits
sioners, and w G Munnerlyp, coroner. In
Horny, the Democrats sweep the field, elect
ing Robert Livingstone county oommis.
sioner, and JAS G Beatty State Representa-
tive. In Kershaw, the Radicals elect Jas
F. Switzerland county commissioner and
John Meroney coroner. In Laurens,
the Radicals claim the election Of Nathl
Freeman as school commissioner and w
Fowler as coroner. The defeat OF the DEM
oorats was due to running Independent can
didates. In Orangeburg, the Radicals
elected E J Cain school commissioner and
W r Treadwell coroner. In Ooonee, the
Radicals claim the election of J w Holli-
man as coroner. In Piokens, the Demo-
Gratis elect J Hagood State representative
and Jno w Major coroner, by rousing
n"jo-itt. In Kiohland. the Radicals. elect
thompson school commissioner ana N
E Edwards coroner, by 302 majority. At
the Presidential election the Radical ma
jority was 1887. In Sumter, the Radicals
elect W E johnson State senator, w L
Heriot probate judge and s T Wilson ooro-
ner. In Union, John H Gallinap, Demo-
orat, is elected coroner without opposition.
In York, the Democratic candidates are be-
lieved to be elected.
1t is likely that there may be NO surer
way of comprising the ultimate overthrow
Of Radicalism in this State than by allow
ing the Radicals to elect their party oandi-
dates. There is not enough respectability
or intelligence in the party to enable it to
fill the State and county Offices with even
moderately Trustworthy men. It may,
therefore, have been thought best to give
the Radicals rope enough and to lull them
into security by an easy victory. This is,
however, in our judgment, false and fool
ish policy. The remedy may be as bad as
the disease, and there is nothing to be
gained by allowing any Office, whatever it's
Importance, to be filed by an ignorant and
unsorupulous Radical. The only safe
course is to use every exertion, on all oooa-
sions, to defeat the Radical candidates
BY this means we can most quickly extri-
cate the State from her embarrassing and
perplexing position, and return our public
affa'rs to the control Of men whom we and
our political opponents can trust.
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The County EIeetio,as.

The results Of the eleotions recently held
to fill vacancies caused by death, resigna-
tion or otherwise, e-e somewhat naked sH
character, and IL is evident taat the Demo-
sssss generally failed to poll their real
strength.
In Abbsvills, james 8 Cothran, Demo
oras' is elected State senator, and W II
Tsggsss. Democrat, county commissioners.
there being tie betwsen Howard West-
field, Democrat, and & Quffin, Radical
for the other vacancy. Robert Jones. DEM
ocrat, 10 elected coroner. In Anderson.
w II Hsynie, an independent candidate,
who wss voted FOR by both parties, Ia slco-
tod school commissioners. In Chester, the
Rsdicals made no nomination, and Dir ID
Cornwall, Democrat, Ia elected coroner. lin
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said that they called Grant q second Wash
ington. Let us SEQ how he merits this name.
Elm his first inaugural Washington said: ''The
magnitude and difficulty Of the trust which
the voice Of my countrymen have called me
bring sufficient cares to awaken, in the wisest
and most experienced citizen, distrust of his
powers to carry On the great and responsible
duties, and to doubt his qualifications for so
grand and high trust" In his first inaugu-
raj, Grant said: ''The responsibilities OF
my position are great, but assume them
without fear" There is the first contrast
the diffidence and dignity of the one, and the
arrogant selesuf6ciency OF the other. wash
Ington did not enter the Executive Mansion as
into grand gift establishment; but how is it
with the second Washington? He was ap-
preached by one man, whom he afterward ap-
pointed Secretary Of the Treasury, with e $685.
600 check; by his future Secretary OF the Navy,
with deed to q furnished house in Philadel-
phia; by his Attorney General that was to be,
with an expensive library; and so on ad in
.Jina1una. each one that hoped for Office COM
ing with an expensive gift to purchase it..
Here is sec md comparisons: The real father of
his country was for the maintenance of the
principles and the good of his country, while
the second Washington was shrewdly looking
out for himself. He concluded by saying: 81
think the Radical party are disintegrating and
crumbing away. I am opposed to making a
soft bed for them TO recline on in death. The
offices are not enough for all, money is getting
scarce, alu Unings lylng arOunu iUose nav. Ill
been picked up. Now they are filed with dis.
sensions and dissatisfaction, and are fighting
for the little residuum Of plumber. Our duty is
to give it to them now, to press home upon
them and hasten their death by adherence, by
bold, manly, courageous adherence, to the
essential principles of true republican govern
ment"
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G. H A RI ES TON.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 7, 1869.
The Cincinnati RAILROAD.

The Atlanta Intelligencer Of Saturday
publishes telegram dated Cincinnati, June
4, to the effect that the City Council had,
by an unanimous vote, adopted Chattano ooga
as the terminus Of the proposed Southern
railroad. This decision is not final, as the
action Of the Council must be submitted to
tho people for approval It is probable,
however, that the pressure Of private inter
ests will cause the Chattanooga route to be
permanently adopted. As we have already
said we shall still have good connection
with both Cincinnati and Louisville, by the
time that the Blue Ridge Railroad is COM
pleted. To work, then, at once
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Cost Of the Fire Department.

The report Of Chief Nathan of the ope-
rations Of the Fire Department for the year
ending April 27, 1869, is by far the ablest
one of the kind which has come under our
netioe, and it is especially interesting in
the data that it contains to substantiate the
assertion that the cost Of the Fire Depart
ment Of Charleston is leas Than that Of auy
other department OF the same size in the
United States. /,
Under the present arrangement caoMa
steamer receives $1,000 per annum, each
hand engine $500 '<tsssssassE <tsssSss:
der company $1,000, ont os which the cop.S
panies pay all their expenses. Al; tbs an.
gines, hose and apparatus, except the four
city engines, are the private property Of
the companies, s.not one dollar having been
contributed in their behalf by the city"
The department consists OF 8 steamers. i
hand engines, trucks and city engines,
which last are paid for their services at the
rate Of rs cents an hour. The total cost Of
the whole 1S companies for the past year
was $80,521, being $6O57 less than in the
preceding year. A comparison with the
cost in other cities will show the economy
OF our system. Baltimore has q paid de-
partment, with 7 steamers and hook and
ladder companies, costing $94, 1892. This is
three times the cost Of the Charleston de-
partment, with l steamer and 8 hand en-
gines less. st. Louis has paid depart
ment, with 10 steamers and hook and lad
der companies, costing $137,7S4 Cinoin-
natl has II steamers, 2 hand engines and 2
hook and ladder companies, costing $3.50
l86. Mobile, Ala, has bat 4 steamers and
hand engines and hook and ladder COM
pany, and cost $4O.7OO. Louisville. Ky..
has steamers and hook and ladder oom-
pany, and costs $685. Providence. r.
-, has steamers, s hand engines and 9
hook and ladder companies, and costs
$4l,9O7. Buffalo, N. Y, had, in 1866. 7
steamers, hand engine, 8 hook and ladder
companies, hose companies, costing
$46, 469. A glance at these figures will
show, in the words Of Chief Nathan, sthat
tour department, owing to its admirable
Organization, cannot be equalled for its
ECONOMY by any other in the country"
we may also remark that We concur in the
opinion expressed by Chief Nathan, that
our fire department, although large enough,
is not too large, and it is evident that the
ccst of4 steamers, under q paid department,
would equal that Of cur entire force. The
department is now well organised in every
particular. 1t is the only protection that
we have against the ravagss Of are, and as
long as it remains intact there is no danger
Of serious conAagration. The members
Of the department are jealous and prompt
IN discharging their self-imposed duties.
The officers Of the companies and the Chiefs
and Assistant Chiefs Of the department are
men Of experience, integrity and skill. We
hope that our noble department may have
o long career Of public usefulness.
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Ta Rent.

'gfN RENT ON S,IIIEAN'a ssr4su
e hfst-cIass newly renovated DOUBLE pl, LZ 4
~, con- NninR niue raoms and ktctcn ttr
"''n'e premises are substantially fenced IN and N,
c'iot "eii - m" water Ihr '.pue IL well uIr:.n
90 anu may Oe 50 rented or the furniture iur sale.
Apply q. THE DAILY NEWS OFFICE. June q
VHNO RENT, A COMFORTABLE TKOUsE.
Il at the northeast corner Of Bogard and Comm .
streets. Apply to ]. D. KENNEDY, No. 124 Church.
e--oe. . May "
DEAL ESTATE AGENTS AND oTupps
~ having houses to rent can have their Placards,
&C., printed at the lowest rates and in the newest
FICE. No. 149 East Bay. o1
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aew Qualifications.

ROOK BUYERS WILL FINs. .r ree
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CoNsu,r THIS
CATALOGUE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-07
fest 0uD 3ouuD.

GTOLEN, FROM MRS. LEVlCY SMOKE.
~ In Colleton County, two miles from WaIterboro'
on the hight Of the 10th Apri! last her only MARE
he Mare - black AMI ratnor low for her length
ous Wcil bDNt; her hody song, 10th icre feet 8 al
y'e MN to2t are wlite ana branded he shout
der s. $. The Mare followed fifteen uliles above
WaIterhogo in tle direction OF BArhwell. A WHITE
sssar u ss5EsS.inv hor Mrs. Smoke coud no. have
Of means, aud her little
ssss g, ny ,nfqTTr-''sa y-7 90
~ :. S$SGIts& boro' Co.eton fIoun.
~ May IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-07
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M US1CAA NOTICE-F DAT u NJ
AVA teacher OF VIOLIN. FLU rP AND GUIrAP
f'Ann uner. kepairer o! and Dealer in Musical In
lraihsh,s, sG'ngs, &c, t-s removed his store
...u ,c. 70, hinG.steC. .o ~. LAD AlNG-oI REEl