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oITf lCouNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.
SPECIAL MEETING.
FIRST BRANCH.

/ A special meeting of this Branch o.
Council was held at their chamber or
Tuesday evening, His Honor Mayor Nc
Clellau in the chair. ~-
Present-Messrs. Blair, Carnahan
CGlbertsOn, Hall, Harper, shallcross,
Simpson aad Wilson.
The reading of the minutes of last
meeting was dispensed with.
A Communication from the Grand
Army of the Republic was received from
the Second Branch aud its action con-
Cured in. T.. =
. The resolution ia relation to the pay
Of the overseer of>the Chain-gang'
which was laid on the table at the last
meeting, was, on motion, taken up and
amended by striking out $500 and In
sorting $3.50 per day.
{ The petition of William Eberie TO
keep q coffee house was received from
the Second Branch and concurred In.
-. The petition of Frederick shipley 70
keep coffee honse was received from
the Second Branch and concurred in.
The petition of William Goethe, from
the Second Branch, asking to change MS
license from second to first class eohee
house, was non-concurred in.
On motion adjourned.
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FNew fringes at AdIer's.

STATE SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION
our readers will recollect that in DC.
tooer' 1867, the frst State Sabbath
convention ever held in West Virginia,
assembled in this city. Some of the
Leading and best Sabbath School speak.
ers and workers in the land were in At.
tendance, and glorious meetings were
held At the urgent req ucst of the del.
egates from this city the Convention adj.
journed to meet in Parkersburg in Nav,
1855. From some cause or other tbs
good people Of that city did not # < the
time and call the Convent ton last wear
We learn that movement is now or
foot in the State to hold the Copven.
ton this Fall. Psrkersburg will i, al
probability soon name the time and
then arrangements viii be made fol
speakers, &c.
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EGO to the City Shoe Store.

NORTH STREET CHURCH FESTIVAL
The festival of the North Street N. E
Church at Washington Hall last night
was huge success If we consider The
kind of a night it was. The Hall was
brilliant with flowers, with little mat
ters for sale, and with pretty girls. The
display of strawberries and ices was
very tempting and large trade in
these articles was driven. At the voting
places the contest was not as lively as
we have seen it.
The following are the candidates for
the watch: John Haberfeld, of the
Top Mill; John A. Stewart, of the La
belle Mill. For the child's carriage the
child of William Tippetts aud the child
of Rev. NJ. Hughes, Of the North street
NJ. E. Church, are the candidates. The
contest for the gold-headed cane to be
presented to the most popular lawyer is
between K. G. Barr aud NathaDial
Richardson.
The most lively interest that we
noticed ia voting was for the cane con-
tested for by Nat Arthur and John
Bishop. When we left the hall the Pea
body chap was a few votes ahead and
the National man running for him like
a scared dog. 1t was very pleasant
festival and had we had more acquaint-
ances we would have enjoyed it as the
rest seemed to. ,.-. ...
The storm having interfered with the
success of the festival, it has been de-
termined to continue it until tonight,
in order to give the friends of the vari-
GUS candidates An opportunity to ex-
press themselves in behalf of their IA
vorites. Everything in the eatable and
drinkable line will be prepared as OH
last night. 1t is hoped all the friends
of the church will be on hand tonight.
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RIVER NEws.-Business was quite
brisk on the levee on yesterday. Tho
Leonidas came down from Pittsburgh
with fine freight trip. She took on a
lot of wagons here. The New York
came down also. She was down to the
guards. The Julia No. 2 went down in
the morning. She was pretty we'll
fixed for freight. The Kenton came
down last evening. The New State
leaves this morning for Pittsburgh.
The marks here show scant eight feet
of water and falling. At Pittsburgh
four feet eight was the report yesterday.
Barker, Hart & Cook, on Saturday,
sold the steamer Nightingale to Captain
John Kyle. Terms private. She will
ruu in the Big Sandy trade during the
season of low water.
A steamboat clerk thrashed a Western
delegate to the Commercial Convention
in Memphis, Friday, for insulting lady
on the Marble City.
The Keokuk Gate City learns that at
late hour Thursday evening, the
steamer Canada, on her up trip, We'd
nesday night, struck q snsg near Can.
ton and came near sinking. The boat
sustained considerable damage.
The New Orleans Times of Friday says
the steamer Richmond had a splendid
trip of passengers, and but little freight.
Freigbts for the Ohio river at present
are rather scarce.
Red river is falling above Raft, and
from Shreveport out. Ouacbita river
is reoeding rapidly at Camden. Other
tributaries continue in good boating
order. The river at New Orleans on
the 10Th was within three inches of the
high water mark of 1862.
The ParkersbIrg Times says work was
resumed on the railroad bridge at that
point Saturday. One hundred laborers
are wanted Immediately, to whom per-
manent work will be given, as it is ex.
pected that operations will now con-
time until the bridge is finished. Be-
tween f q and five hundred men will be
employed, and as large a force as can
be handled, in order to expedite the
enterprise will be used.
Poplar Bluff, Missouri, a point on
Black River, is the head of navigation
on that stream. The steamer Malta ar.
rived at the wharf on the 18th, and left
on the l4th inst, with a good trip of
passengers and freight. The navigation
Of Black River is an accomplished fact,
aud that fact, in connection with rail-
road from Cape Giradesu, by way of
Morley IN Indian Ford and tho Pluff
places the future success of the Bluff.
beyond doubt. The Malta is command
ed by J. G. Dubb, Esq, J. W. Baldwin
engineer, and Charley Beers holds the
wheel.
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For PTTsBURGH.- BY the advertise
ment in another column, it will be seen
that the New State will leave Wheeling
for Pittsburgh every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at o'clock A. NJ, and re-
turning will leave Pittsburgh every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at II
o'clock A. NJ. The State is bran new,
and of light draught, and under COM
mand of that popular Stesmboatman,
Capt. Muhleman, must be a popular
packet.
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POLICE COURT.-There was a decided
Improvement in the galoot business Of
the Police Court yesterday. The bum.
mers, aware that nothing could be had
to Stake thirst with yesterday nor to,
day because Of the election, except wa
ter, which never was designed for a
drink or it would have been made
stronger, concluded to take in enough
to last them over the bsll6tiug. Not
being used to gauge themselves, aud
some of them unused to carry three days
rations of beuzine, they fell by the way
side and were gobbled in.
Henry Clous was the first victim
called. Henry appeared with nose as
red as the fame from Belmont Mill
shows Of a night, and star patch over
his eye. He "tidR't poorly good Eng.
fish sprachen, but MAYBE he was
troonk. He can't will make dees goot
out? He was fiued 81 and costs.
James Fitzsimmons, stalwart Finne-
gan with to1skin cap that made one
sweat to look at it, was the next victim.
James was sick, yer honor. Ye see
sur, I'd been taken medicine, quoinoine,
sur, l think they Callit. Did We ever
take it sur Well to get the taste of the
id stuff out O. me mouth, savin' yer
honor, | TUX two small sups o. whisky.
/ think it wor the wakeness O. my sys
tim that hured me" James was found
by an officer on Tuesday afternoon
drunk and asleep in the Second Ward
market He was fined 81 and costs-be.
cause 80 the wakeness" He seemed to
be we'll satisfied it was no more.
Bob Miller was another sick 'un. Bob
had only hysted in a couple of drinks,
and he took those because he was sick.
Because he had taken two drinks and
was sick he crawled into the Atlantic
hose house to sleep it off because he was
sick. Because he was sick he was fined
81 and costs, which he paid and went
away very well pleased because he was
sick.
Patrick Connolly is man of intense
hates. When he dislikes a person he
hates the ground he walks on. One OF
his antipathies passed him on Sunday
night and Patsey went for his throat.
Such conduct being in contravention OF
the ordinance, Patrick was fined $ and
costs.
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I
ELECTION To-DAY.-The election fol-
a Municipal Judge will be held to-day
There being but one candidate in the
field, as far as heard from-Judge N. c.
iood-it will be an easy matter to pre-
dict the result. As party lines are not
drawn very tight in this canvass, we
may be permitted to make this last ap-
peal to voters.
Go to the polls early. Aman once put
it of until the afternoon and was so
drunk before dinner : time that he
couldn't exercise his rights nor his let's
before the polls were closed.
You all know how important one vote
is. One vote brought about the war of
1872 and one vote brought about the
annexation of Texas. If one vote then
is so valuable, what must two votes be
WORTH The man who, deposits one
vote on the side Of right and good gov
eminent does his duty, and he who can
get in two without being caught at it
aud having both thrown out perpetrates
a "big thing ..... .
Bringin the crpples. Lame men are
apt to halt They require more than
the fun of voting to draw them to the
polls. A stout horse and wagon is bet
ter. After you have brought them in
don't leave them to hobble back on their
crutches, as is too often.the case. You
may want them again.
See that the blind vote. Don't allow
them to be imposed upon by split tick
cts. The man who attempts to pull the
wool over blind mans eyes deserves
three years under water.
Read your ticket before voting, if
you know how to read; if you
don't, get some oRe of the
same sect to read it for You. You can't
avoid mistakes else. A careless man
once deposited a medical recipe in the
box and sent his ticket to the apothe-
cary TO fill it out. The apothecary re-
turned reply that he had dealt in bed
bug poison, itch ointment and poor
whisky, but he never yet "kept co.,
stantly on hand and for SALE candidates
for Office. Read your tickets before
voting.
When you 60 to the polls this morn
ing bear in mind the instructions given
above, then when yos ge to bed at
night you can drop off to sleep with the
proud consciousness of having done
your duty and another township to hear
from. Il
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CORRECTION.-The types made us say
yesterday that 5000 emisrants had srriv,
ed on a steamer from Hamburg, on Sun
day last. We have no doubt that many
would have come had there been room
for them, but there wasn't. Only s0(
could get passage on that boat. As q
"nsught' is nothing our figures were
nothing" too large.
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y'Every one has doubtless heard oil
the Irishman who was telling how
they cast cannons in Ireland by simply
makings hole and then pouring the met
al around it. This is the way we make
button holes and eyelets on the Great
American Sewing Machine--we cut the
hole and then run it through the ma
chine and we have a beautiful button
hole. Call and see it at Archer, AffiecB
i Co.'S room, No. 100, Market street.
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FINE JEwELRY.-Oxtoby & Dutfield
jewellers, 1O3 Main street, have just re
ceived large addition to their mag
nificent stock Of jewelry, which en-
braces all the latest designs in jewelry
sets, breastpins, rings, sleeve and col
lar buttons, solid bracelets, &c. Also
full line-of all styles of watches and
chains, gold and silver, for ladies and
gents
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FROM SwITzERTAND.-It is a new
thing for our Wheeling watch makers to
order watches direct from the manufsc-
tursrs in Switzerland. At OxtOby il
Dufield's yesterday we saw q case of
patent lever watches fresh from Swift
zerland, marked with the name of the
firm and that of this city and State.
They are handsome silver hunting-case
watches, with the reliable patent lever
movement, and first rate timers. II
you want good watch at from S25 to
$50, "them's nm"
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A BIG THING.-Yesterdsy morning
Mr. T. W. Weitzell, in the employ of
Charles Behler, confectioner, performed
quite q feat. In seven hours he made
seventy-fve gallons of ice cream. The
work was done in old style, paddle and
muscle being the only machinery used
Who can beat it,
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BEAUTIFUL BoUQUETS.-Our hOrtIcul,
tural friend Billiard, of Monroe street,
will have big lot ofbeautiful bouquets
for decoration purposes on Saturday
morning. He has our thanks for a sam
pie of his floral beauties. Those wanting
bouquets will do well to order them at
once
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Splendid Bargains I'm Splen-
did Farms.

THREE ADJOINING FARMS, CONTAIN
4 ing. respectively, $50. 2Ol and 100 aeres
situate in st. Adams tp., Licking county, Ohio,
from Granville, are offered for sale. An elegant
road runs through the farms and TO Granville.
This town Is justly celebrated a. the seat of two
of the best institutions Of learning in the coun-
try-One for young ladies and the other for
lands adjoining these farms. The farms are
zach well improyeS living water in every field
rood orchards VIII be sold in bsdy or sepa-
rately. Taken in a body, no better stock farm
81. e. found in Ohio. Terms unusually easy.
Anrav IN WM 7 CHAMBERS,
~ No. 1870 Market street.
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RooF Blown OFF.-The storm last
night blew of a portion Of the roof
over the Back river, tearing it as if it
were made of paper. 1t isthought that
carriage and buggy were on the
bridge at the time of the accident as
the horses were caught on the Suspen-
sion bridge and the vehicles, consider
ably broken, were left st the street. car
stables.
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FLowERs.-Cultivste your own flower
gardens. They are the semblance of
youth, parity and loneliness. Their
beauty and perfume will repay you for
all your trouble, if only inhaled and
looked upon once; besides, the exercise
in their culture will bring roses to your
own cheeks, and mean thieves to your
residences who will in one night rob
Won of q weeks labor.
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CORNS AND BUNIONS.--Corus and bun.
ions removed without the use of acids
or Caustics; the operation giving no paiu
or Inconvenience. Charges moderate
Call at the drug store of F, L. Brann,
No. % Denny street, South Wheeling.
may262w.
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YOTING on TIKI CANE.-When the
polls closed at the festival at Washing.
ton Hall last night, Arthur had % votes
for the gold-headed cane, and Bishop
80. We weuld not be surprised if this
result would be changed to-day. II
promises to be a close contest. Go il
National Go it Peabody
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wBOcking, our enterprising phsr-
macsutist, has invented plaster to
draw out Wheeling Register.
Send us one. We want to "draw OUT
the secret of SRivins' mental idiOsyn-
misunderstanding Times.
1t needs no plaster to draw that out.
Our idio-7what is it'-cOmes from onE
persistent reading of the Iimes
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ROsADALIs. -Tumors, Ulcers or old
sores are caused by an impure state of
the blood. Take Rosadalis as directed,
and if the Ulcers are in1amed, use Elm
Poultce. After Inflammation subsidies,
use some mild ointment.
Never attempt to cure an Old Sore by
olntments, sslves, &c, alone. Nature
often makes an outlet of this kind TO
throw off the impurities of the blood.
Cleanse the blood thoroughly first and
she Old Sore will get we'll itself, because
NatHre has no further need for il.
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CLAIM YOUR BAGGAGE.-It mas been
decided that travellers must withdraw
their baggage from the keeping of rail
road companies upon arrival; and that
companies are under no obligation to
store baggage, and are not liable for its
loss if not removed within reasonable
time.
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Some newspaper has been saying thai
Wheeling has got one steam ire engine
and the IateIiigencer and Register slol
over with indignation at the "soft i'm
peachment," and vow by all that's
great, crooked and terrible, that they
have got thrce-whole ones'-f"r"sT'
burg Times.
Yes, and when Parkersburg gets an
other steam engine, she'll have one
But we can't expect these country towns
to keep up with the times.
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EBThe Ohio State Sabbath School
Convention will convene in Steuben-
vile, next week. We learn thata num-
Der of Sabbath school workers from this
city eIpect to attend the sessions.
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FnGosh, but it was hot yesterday.
About noon we concluded that the Their
mometer stood nearly 1900 in the shade.
We shed barrel or two Of perspiration
and our coat.
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CATAsTROPHICAL.-The Carcases OF
defunct cats tainting the atmosphere in
many of the alleys is neither ornamental
nor provocative of health. We speak
felinely on the subject.
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GONE TO EURoPE.-William +. Stifel,
of the firm of J. L. Stifel * Sons, left
this city on Tuesday for an extended
tour in Europe He leaves Now York on
Tuesday.
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g-A 1irst-class runaway item was
spoiled yesterday by a man stopping a
frightened team just as it got ready for
a lively jump.
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FH. A. g. Zeigler, State superin'
tendent of Free Schools, has opened his
Office in the State House pro TEN. He
can be found in the Senate chamber.
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Valuable Building Lot

NV VIRTUE OF A DEED OF IEU Lssa
II ,n.da IN me by Charles A. BRITT anu TLe,
hsa-i mad date the third day Of April, ie6a, duly
oesI.Ps IN the recorders Office for the county
GS ~ Sbjo State of West Virginia in Book '5
folio 435, will sell
PRIVATE SALE
Lot No. Is, at the southwest corner of Centre
- Seventh streets, in w. w. Shrivers adOl'
sson 10 the city of Wheeling, being the same
,1ronertv conveyed to John Bennett father OF
Mr., Jane Bennett Britt, by said W w. Snr1ver,
bZ. dead sales July 9Th, 1857 and recorded ID
BOOK ~, page S95, Of the records OF Ohio county
Terms Of Sale.
One TAopsand Dollars (slOeOl in hand, the
balance in four equal instruments, payable al
one, two, three and four years after day OF sale,
with interest from date Of sale, the title being
retained until payment Of all the purchase
money.
selling as Trustee, shall convey only such
title as Is vested in me by said Deed of Trust.
SAMUEL b. BARNITZ,
Trustee.
p. ST the above described property be net
sold within thirty days It will be offered at pub.
lie sale on TUESDAY, JUNE eth 1869, at 10
o'clock A. n, at front door Of the Court Heuse
myll.td
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

NNE OFFICE DESK, n FEET LONG.
One Burnside Stove and Pipe.
I've Small Stoves.
One Square Upright Show Case
One Counter IA feet long.
windows, Doors, Nantes, &c.
pP'' LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
uarI2tf Bridge Corner
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B'The Lindsey Institute go on a
picnic excursion this morning at =
o'clock. The new steamer Science has
been chartered for the. occasion.
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wThe warm, beautiful weather o.
the past TIVE days has brought ont liner
coats and straw hats.
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lS"It is said that "as the twig is bent
the trees inclined" Some of the young
ladies about town will grow queerly if
the Grecian bend style lasts.
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HBlond & Bachman have received
a fine assortment of the spring styles of
Lasting Balmorals and Lasting Button
Gaiters
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RThe way of the transgressor IL
hard. No wonder. Any road would
get hard under so much travel.
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BALTIMORE, ND, March 4, '6s.
l believe DR.. Lawrence's "ROsadalis"
to be the BEST ALTERNATIVE IN USE, and
therefore cheerfully recommend it as
such. THOMAS ]. BoYKIS, n. D.
may2 2weodkw
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LIST OF VOTING PLACEs.-We give be-
low list of the voting places for the
election to-day:
First Ward-First Ward Hose House
Second Ward-Market House.
Third Ward-Court House.
Fourth MARLBOROUGH and Ready
Hose House
Fifth Wsrd-Guards Hose HOuse.
Sixth Ward-Cnited Engine House,
Seventh Ward-Luken's Grocery.
We will be under the greatest obliga.
tioHs to our friends if they will leave
the returns at this Office this evening, as
we can't be at all places at once.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BHouse painters are doing 0f'SA
business Just now.
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FYou can buy a pair Of Misses Last
iRg Caters at IS cents = pair, at No
l35 Main street.
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EJudge jackson, of Parkersourg'
was at the Mcclure House yesterday.
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YGreat reduction in prices at the
City Shoe store, No. 90 Main street.
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TSundowns at Adler's.

70 For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin,
and for Beautifying the Complexion,
use "Cream of violets." For sale by Ed
murd Booking and Booking & Carroll.
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VFOr anything and everything IN
the way of Boots or Shoes, go TO Blond
& Bachmsn's. 81
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BTrundling Hoops ID. Nicoll &
Bros. S-2veod.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

T,ouR SMALL DWELLING HOUSES ON
Wheeling Island. Enquire Of
JNO. ?. GILCHRIST,
,,ar95 g Main street-up stairs.
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FOR SALE ATA BARGAIN

l,HCOND HAND PANEL DOORS, WIN.
- dow Sash (Glazed), Venetian Window Shut
rers ali as good IA new, for sale low by
% 49,, NJ REILLY.
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EField Croquet at D. Nicoll q
Bros. 2-2Weoa'
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~ Don't fail TO look over the large
STOCK OF Ladies, Misses and Chidren's
wear at lO7, and compare prices with
those Of the leading Shoe firms.