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SERs DYSPEPSIA Tonic For sale by druggists. Price
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New York. Jan nth ITO
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eric Atherton Il Co.. Marion. n. j." manufac-
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G6An illustrated pamphlet, containing price
lists, with samples sfbsth the Grover & Baker
Stitch and the Shuttle Stitch in the vnrious
fabrics, will be furnished - request.
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FROM PHILlPsBURGH.
Eplro1 NEW NoRrn-W EsT. %

Eplfo1 NEW NORTHWEST.
Here l am. right side up and every thing
lovely. 1felt \ little dubious for a while
abot this mill business, but take it oil hack
now, and am happy to state that it is mash
ing up tllingsin the most approved fashion.
Mr.. Gibbons, llately Of the French Mil.
Washoe), has become Superintendent and
oil moves easy. regular and machinelike, I
assure you. They started stamps on last
Friday evening -stsmps and pans this NOR.
ming. Mr. Mason, chief engineer, informs
me that the operation of the full machinery
IL faultless and beyond expectation.
We have had glorious day-more like
May day than thei40.h of January. The
skies were bright and beautiful; the sun
warm and not breath stirring. My this
daymirror the future prospects Of Flint"
A new force Is engaged for the Ullcry 4
Merlin mine to commence work In the morn.
ing; also, additional men ore wanted on
the Trout" The Sanders Company are
taking out . very large body Of rich smelt.
ing ore. but - yet, no contracts have been
made for working II. Thousands upon
Thousands Of tons OF The richest ores in the
Territory arc here Of this class, and in sight,
too. Where ARE the men and means, A
good layout can now be had for the pioneer
smeltcr. Another mill also IL wanted i'm.
'mediately. II cannot come TOO quickly-she
ores are waiting. Men Of Flint Creek are
not OIL the SELL They have confidence and
do not ask otheys 10 pay for their rep-
reservations. Give 10 mills and the buyerA
will Happen along - soon - wanted Eight
miners viii supply tAis mill for . year to
come If their labor IL properly. directed.
Two good sized smelling furnaces can easily
be kept In operation on what is in siQAi,
from this, until We bleach out of existence
You need not wait longer gentlemen, If you
want any Of tits 4 success
nos 81 u,.,. Yours, 1872, TX. \. K"
ehilipsSueC 1An a l01n .r,,,s..
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ROM WASHINGTON
prom our Regular Correspondent

70 rul 1Dsros NEW NoaTa.wssr:
A daily paper Of this city says, The dol.
" Herald, the only Republican paper pub.
lished In that Democratic Territory" ste-
may have been taken from the Herald in
it, article In support Of General Ashley. II
seems the General denies being an aposta,e,
and says he has been grossly maiigned."
The President is just man, ready to hear
any defense the Ex-Governor may make
Notwithstanding his appointment was made
under the Presidents protest; but the Sen.
ate Il d presumed will consider well the
character of Mr.. A. before he Is authorized
to continue in the gubernatorial chair of one
our most impOstenI Territories.
The admissiOn0f the ''Old Dominion" alb.
serbs all the question since the holidays. IT'S
only q delay of few days; she will he nd.
mittcd, then the question Of good or bad
policy in its admission will develop itaelf
Let the State come in; she haS been kneck'
Ing long enough-she agrees TO ratify the
Fifteenth Amendment; the local difficulties
their rigI;.a Until the Virginis question is
worked off, no other legislation Of impor.
lance will he had, a. Batter and other lead.
ing members Of the House are in close at.
tendance Mt the Senate. '!''
Representative Dawes speech on appro.
priatiOns il thunderboit to the 0various
heads of Departments who have recommend.
ed Increased appropriation for their bureaus.
Dawes contrasts as to the previous and
present disposition Of funds, produces much
sensa' ion in political circles ,,'' a. '--'
Ftch's (Of Ncvada) resolution ignoring
the Thanking privilege and establishing :
postal telegraph system, meets with favor
The House has already commenced to nd.
tOurn. an indication of ashOrt session, which,
II carried out, will leave much Of the Con.
gressional calendar 10 Ito over until another
session. II IL conceded that comparatively
little business will be done this session. The
tone Of the prssidcnl's message, the success.
ful working Of Boutwell's financial policy,
and the general prosperity of the country,
admonishea o.our law.makers to Let we'll
enough alone a..~~. ...sa -,s .. ".v
We are to havs O. Pxncs among Us; boo
| tons arc on the qui vius-belles and maMmas
| are searchtng H., vocabulary Of English
I etiquette and practicing tie teypsichOrean
art, to play to.adv to Prince Arthur. Pro.
| grammes Of dinners, fetes, balls and hob.
1obbings are already placar(led. O ye gods.
give rs again On Asserio0w idt0 In our land
| Of republican principles.
For want of little ''back .bonc." poor
Cuba has succombed - easts and gold. Let
her b,de her time-the sentiments If the
PEOPLE on this question will yet be heard.
When We bccdme Territory, and the
Capital Ia removed to ''somc place" We will
shake hands with our friends of the New
North. West, >" and say How are you, terri.
| tory!" ..,,.r.- - So. ."ro. d. A. F.
WaxhinOton IAN a 1870
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IL lnvitatioos p the naeoeie ~ "
ssnt ont p nepbsy Of ~ Invltassoa peu.
nai..~ u Cd sse. Cs.a g IA n y! ~: 4
qa "A sttlg = tlisssdl j. D. Loal
snov. Manbsn 4 ~ Coe e y ~ = -
leasasasd. g lsssllag aee 81 =. sssde.e'se
- GA "a 5plni1sd - - eeooS 81 Is q
H. - p ~ . De. Gel " IN g
oanpf9 e. psnsl u1lass sm ssoS q
~ = ssnd iaylheasije!se = lM lI 4 l!a he
nd Az pesagaf M! ~ A n 49, ~ I'm
e'aass aqply p - 1G1s.as, !! = ! !o6 =.
8nA1 K1oW11 u
Chalsuaa Coooit>oo . 1avlon1GoA
Dess Log, rsh. 4 loya
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80 seA9 usual o0sssa ord bin calm Il Lin.
-; HanAosaA thas a Alalaps. TIE 1T To-
49, 4 saeA bu gives the sa1 ito In1iaass Lsgh,
oEivs aashesity b vested b Codel Bvsy1dbs =
= ~, 80 nsob9 h III bod1 and - sohsseeal
hsusdFl~ svay 100 lpdir 11spsospsess N Ut
each bin Mn carry . majority q tAs Hoass.
IL Trisu.e ays ~ dsss wss decreased twe q
three mfnions n January.
m. Rank aaaiaeaag Collactx q InsGnal 2sssaaa
~ Savannah, Georgia was ac'aseiaassd % Saturday
aigAA ''*N VIVA
The remains oe osssals Rosseau and Watkins wsrs
bszsed Il Loaisv1le. Isataeky, lass Sunday. =,
L,adoa, jan xoovssnos Darling Of Victoria.
10 dead. N :. - ~ 3d.. =" a.
aons. Jan. sa-Exorand Duke Leopold IL, assd
yesterday, aged n a.a9a .e2ra ~at 70 ro'!ha or
To vFStois CITY Ttuekss Raihoaa = completed.
Aloesaesivs sntsFsd Vksiaia City lest Sunday. i1g
Ths csneor.ia Assembly sejeessd The EfsssssA
Amendment aga 81, uaysS. asG,, '..,.,l cd II
TSs NAN Islapd Navy Yasd - saspsndsa work
Rich gold discovsies ~ rsposssd in Lower calis'r-
aia. II. ~...:, lila. ina.
Another earthquake It Virginia New. last s.sar.
day. ''2f"5 "'' ~ !" ~ .1
TIE Yressoere has nouiuassd Francis A wslkes, q
Massachusetts, - eapesinessdsas Of Tie osnsss. 10
Peabedy, Mass, JAD.i 3-The. funeral a 0eosUs
Peabody wiusaks plses hsss on Tossday, Feb. z.,tI
General Order waa Issued Jan. 81. disseminating
the command known the lirst Military District.
h The President be noninated ". q WOOD q. Q. A
tor1Gy for NEVADA .ulf~4HuI 'tH .i.I RI
New Yora, Feb l.-ons Of the most extraordinary
eases ever brought before New, York Court y nov
being tried By Judge Barnard Of the Supreme Court.
Tbs faaistiG b Comm osioss John r. 0hsson. vcte-
ran officer Of the United States navy. aged "a ysars.
The Aefsasak bic wife y, oh ladyD is yeass I'D
and ne unEher q two grown soma The complaint 10
alleged adultery with another elderly person, John
Bowen Who 10 also the parent OF four childrcn The
witaesSes against Nm. GsassSu examined yesterday
were shs wife and daughses ot Mr. Howell -Ths d.
keyed siniaality VA eopitted Z. Provsdesea RAods
Island. The singular character Of the evidence pro
duced lor the prosecution, Tie hrge wealth It one
md ths high sueAl 'nSdueos he tsmiha ihtaest,
.oas(les with Ssh0 sscunslansss, naks the az 6ss
d ssasksh)sintaaf. .yiiJ a1oi W... 10 a.
IN editor Of voos u cuha, vhs eams evx y
Key Wet to light duel With ths editor q the 1epah
,less, wv 6sialE asaaAs y CdbanS while stand
| ihs ii tbe dor X ne hosrl' bnH tsn&"'i n1A"l
lnnisvills, in. as>D6 Geo Hcsanss, . .sesA -.
pesa1e wss sresssA today Ter sesioasly sheosiag q
farmer named Ferry Bishop In Built county. -,
The bridge over the Ohio At Louisville was compile
ted iaAt Monday. It II mile long ''''''
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NJ. r. n. ohilds. oCKinsoln IguDca i'm .
communicatin 70 Tho Gasaes, atse citing
thasAbout ~ months atpcGths 0aiss met
70 organise . School District found It wss
The duty Of he Coansy espsiasssdsnt and
appointed NJ. G. to correspond with him ~
secure that object Odds: M Childs In:
:" forms - that he has never rscsiysd one
WORD ID snswer from him. We think. Il.
"tst paying school tax here for four ys.r,.
''that be might At least inform 10 that we
g do not desire 10 district your part Of the
. g county yet, - We want your fund over
there 10 run our scboSb ia Dser lodge
" CRY and 10 neighbofhood.' I csn come
g to no other conclusion than that they a.e
- little on the 'gobbls' In and around pces
" Lodge City," II 3 .-"17h t'h'H
We have looked this matter up There
are eight School Districts III the County.
Lincoln gu'eh 10 not dis.1icted, and that II
wrong. Thsy pay School tax and atc emit.
tied to . pro rc:s Of the funds. Why 1t ha,
remained :sndistricted we do not know. 1fr
Morgan Perrin was superintendent until
iSiov. TT, 1880; since ths. Nj. David L. II.
vine. The latter, We believe. has not qusl'
iied, and will resign 1t the next meeting 81
the Commissioners. Neither III. Perrin 81
Irvine are III Deer Lodge It this writing,
hence they ere unheard. The issinuatiou
Of ''gobbling In and around Deer Lodger Il
uugracious. The law requires District
Clerks to report the names Of persons 10 suct
District entitled to school fundS, to the Sd
perintendent, within ten days sfter the Is
Friday in Nov. of each year. d On these r.
ports the school funds are distributed. II
the clerks fail, II 10 their faux. The follow
Ing from the Official records, chow the ap
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hn, aDvases SI55o Of Cou pisssoees
Wfsns1 Land 0@cs Repos - Dpblislssd
In u 06sae, " make thssalallaing q.
tsacas:
by reports sseslvsd ss this o@ps 10 Jups
10. 1871. II b51dwA thes - 1islneepti1n
Of eriYsu .ihare tala hela anrIe1a6 IN Hon:
tsns o. ss, 01s a@eA The panber Of acres
Of mineral land in 1oniana b estimated q
s2oo, 600 Of agricultural .land, 5000 oo9
Of grasinx lspd, q, ooo, go Of stssih land,
which may b reclaimed BY irrigation, q,
900 90 broken BY mountain ranges, A.
0oe SO 81 timber, 1l,Sos, 80! There ~
sixty three cities and towns The iength Of
the proposed Northern Psclae railroad run
ming through the Territory will be seven
hundred and forty miles. :If1 20 Ao.,d elf
1.-THE srnusl aggregate values Of agriesaa'
turs and mining arc: Of wheak eoooSoQ
barley and oats $500, ono, potseoes el.Qoo.'
900 by 0eQo, oo9 vesesablse e75, ga ca ~
e450, 0oo poultry and eGgk 4l9o. QQ0 RqtteF,
cheese apd milk @40o, 600 lumber 1apo, 900
total q, 996, 900 Of gold. ,1l0, OCT, 00o-ma'
king grand total Of $1s, $4,000: The IN
nuai aggregate profit On capital invested II
merchandising Il y, $780, eo3 On capital IN
vessed In banking, brokerage etc, tS0o, ooo
on capital loaned to the sovssnment $780,
CO., on espltal invested in public trasspor
tation by land, laks, - or river, el0o eco
The aggTegate annual income here Of law,
yers, physicians and clergyman, y tleo, 600
annual compensation Of clerks and messcn
ssrs, 81, 0o4, 600 the yearly amount Of VA
ecs paid domestic servants Of al kinds !,
$50 600 2 .5"s.,'' al ~ 10 "i"im&fk
There are 81. se7, slt7e acres Of pubsi'
land iu To Territory yet " 10 disposed Of
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A Hss (Sr Rsees


The aoEth-east frontier Of settled Nan.
sans b the worst exposed Of Ill 10 Indian
depredaaionai The DINE has not beeu when
the Dsussn rod, the Dearborn, Sun River
and Missouri river scttlemeats were sscure
The Blscktest, Bloods, Piegans, and al
manner Of savagss and half.breed mongrels
havs their haunts close up 10 the settle'
msats,l familiar with every trail leading
into and through them, knowing their num-
bes, isolation and weakness, from begging,
stealing, or numbering cxcurstons, and from
the reports Of the multitudiuous whisky
traders that infest those localities asd visit
the ludiancampA Scarce . month passee
without predatory excursions. resdlt:ag In
the capture Of stock, and, - in the recent
iustancss of Malcolm C'>tx and Tinglsy,
massacre and torch. 10 live there was .
constant chsller &c 70 death; end this on
what has been for years the route Of trans
p"natign for Ill our merchsndise--shs pop.
,:::sr, economical route for trsvel Ito sole
and only partial protection has been the
stout hearts and ready iiAes Of the residents,
and the TUrt Shaw garrison -.hesctofoss .
dcmonitrative inefIiciency. Since lastspring
Gen. &c Trobrisnd has been In command Of
the district. He has talked practical sense
sbou: Indian management. He has long
o;eco i:snovorcI Ikn iitfnsAnAA hoA,rAon tka
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George ". lr, n. Of bsq odss,
has bssu In town ~ ltew dayA III
oE.;s.1:a, Z
The public Ind III q Of omd p Of Lodge
No. &, I. o. q. T. takss place Is6 -.
unc,s Johnny wants 70 give Col Bakers
tcsunand, n. Helsp4 t'thed teGt reoeYeion
evsr fiven So.morssl iea In tkb town.
"Denocntr proposes 2 give Dleo ITO
wards the conviction Of The murderer OF
Al Chow" m. .....,,ass s..ry-
J. D. Ford, row In San Francisco, writes
NJ. spsngler that he and Doc. Click arc
having say time ID Frisco, and waiting e.
psc.astly for The arrival 81 Warren Too'e,
10 aeiss ailths other dsleGaticw ont pr: q.
talks Of winterins in Mexico. s.arnfa,lH-
!, Col. Baker and command will reach He.
lena taqaplshta 9snsr :2ato 2pn = osoa l.
a:-.n H1g
RE ea.txa,rd bound coach this morning
took out the following passengers: J. g.
Geru,sin; ps10,ppAfiiesor International hote5 J.
Hervey, of Gable city, and Capt. r z.
Fisk ii The Herald The latter win be gone
three months. @.@.s52
sssw ON ~ levsi It the hssd Of Ten Mile
i two and a-hah feet deep. Ill l.-s"@9sn
| Najor RS. Lauot,s, Of Ne 18th Iafan-
Try, and formerly in command 1t Fort Elhs,
has, been assiGneAt ~ duty ~ Gen. Hancock
! - Acting Assistant Inspector 0eRaql Of TIA
Department Of Dakota RI ~, a,ce or,ctgt,so /
Buffalo" writes from Musaleshsll that
the, u, 8, -kazshal, under direction of the
Supreme Court, seized the Montana Hide
and Fun. Companyl post, With g, 900 Or 80, i.
600 worth Of goodA The Indians make 4
raid on the camp every few day.. "'"" : ...
2 i Eli ,ieidg9-E'I9'GJ1N s9.s LES
0asstts4trD r.arq al. r.
A Benton correspondent writea, under
date II IAN M,h:'faTo.dAy We buried
| smother victim of the small Nj. James
SnasAj who died. yestsrdsy at Highwood.
| The disease 10 decreaslsS s,ightlyR Charles
Gobest il. .alsoo desd. ID The sms cQuesppn:
dent thinks The Indiana win visit retrihxsion
on the whites for the late expedition, ut
Mrs. Pinney's second, appearances. was, il
possible, . more decided success thaa the
first ait r..,-....,., .,,..,, ,,-i , - ...,.m
Rev; F.'her Dc Ryckere, of Deer Lodge,
| is In the city.
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nOose ~ Nhs legislature.

From ststement to the Capital Tines BY
Auditor Rndgera, we condenss tho following
9tStement Of the cost Of the late session of
the Legislature, ete:1o3I 5dI 2Lcs .sr9s fyr
ha ~ heiabsts. clerks etc., J.. .!!SlS,9e7 %
eafR eat f0ea, stsAisnsry, etcsd. :. .o9e,ee
owFuaungs: sas. 80 i.....s ..".1ae1 "a
p bSf1ftoa,iss, AoHo odw .Hao' 100 11o1sei13
n y fufthse, estimated thss ~ ths acts
reducing compensation, inersasing revenue
81 more thorough assessueut repeat Of soll
road charter, and reduction Of tho tt btih,
= aaaual saving Of ~, AIS u Ina u lie
people. ',o"'e 'a'7 '7@'t sai 10 LaTon2i
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TIE CoNsrlrUTIoN.-Wc don't refer to
the national or State instrument Of that
name, but to an article, indispensable in
every well regulated kitchen, designed
for cQoking purposes, manufactured in this
city BY D. Lynn 4 Co, Their "Co 9r u;
ton" cook stove is rising rapidly in favor /:
So great, is the demand for it that their
large facilities for its production are taxed
ia. thcir full, capacity 70 meet the demand.
Drop in and examine it nj their ware
rooms, No. "A Main street.
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GRAND CoNcEnT-Wc hear that ar
rangcments are in rapid progress for 9
grand concert in this city, 70 be given fol
the benefit Of the families Of the killed
and wounded Prpssians. We have nc
doubt it will be one Of the finest musical
entertainments ever heard in this region
and as the object is one that appeals to the
better feelings Of humanity, it will, and
should he, largely patronizcd.
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I.oArING On TIE STREET CoRNERs.-
Several persons have complainedto us
that large crowd collects almost every
evening on the piles Of lumber near the
corner Of Mai" and John, also," Icd The
corner opposite the PostOaicey, and Indulge
frequently in language more emphatic
than polite while ladies arc passing. So
large Is the crowd that assemblies at the
last named locality, especially on fine
Sunday evenings, that persons goinglto or
returning from Church; are compelled to
pass out into tic street. There is an Or
tlinancc against loating on the street cor
ners, and We have been requested to call
the attention Of the City Sergeant 70 that
fact, and ask that he cnforceit.
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MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1870.


Removal-Pryor Boyd & Co.
For Salc-Patrick Thompson.
Two Pianos-Jos. Cartwright.
Trustees Sales. Brady.
Just ReCeived-Davis & Miller.
Bakers Harmony and Thorough Bass.
List Of Letters
Catholic Institute. : q
Rouss g.. 6toneE are Receiving, &c, ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

TTohsE Kit1ED.-A few days since a
fine liofsb belonging to Mr. Ed. Mendei,
was kicked BY another, breaking ono Of
its legs. An effort was made to reduce
the fracture, but was not successful, and
on Saturday morning the injured animal
was killed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

VINO WAS REArDnANDr?-An artist, 3
genius Of the highest order. "Hc posses.
sed the full empire Of light and shade and
ofsll the tints floating between them; he
tinged his pencil with equal success, il
tile cool Of the dawn, in thenoonude. ray
in the livid flash, in evanescent twilight
and made 'darkhess eia51e," See "Rem,
brandt effects" in photography at The
Partridge Gallery. : ,i,.., 4. (. .,si.. ! I'd .
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REAL ESTATE TRANsEERs-The fol
lowing deeds were admitted TO record il
the Recorders Office for the week ending
Friday, August 90 1870. ..ialsll F.,
Deed made January 90 1908. by Mat.
thew W. Miller, and vile, to Peter and
David Green, for 4.5ths Of the northeast
quarter oflot No. IS, Jonathan's addition
$40. Admitted August 25. 90. VA
An agreement Of dissolution between
]. H. Stallnan and j. T. Larkin, dated
August s, 1870 Admitted August Is. Ut
Deed made May 80aby Joseph CAier-
rift and Others, TO Mary Y. Merritt, for
all their interest in and 10 the estate o.
Joseph Caldwell deceased:.$lO. Admit
ted August 60. -l- ~ ' nIg1. 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

GAVE BAIh-We mentioned several
mornings since the arrest Of don" Rus.
sci for getting up d second class distur:
bancc. When taken before Esqr, Gillcspy
for examination, "Dons" became so dis
orderly, that he was committed 70 jSitE0f
five days Tor contempt. Saturday morn
Ing his term Of imprisonment expired,
when he was again brought before the
same Justice to answer to the charge. hHc
was gentle enoughi and the examination
proceeded, quietly and and with decorum.
After hearing all the testimony EsQr. G..
required "Dohs" toglve bail fn'the sum OF
$500 for his appearance at the next term
Of the Circuit Court. He found bonds
man and was released from custody. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

RIVER NEwa-The marks on the
landing, last evening indicated nine feet
water in the channel. During Saturday
and yesterday u rumber OF coal lows
passed down; also several tows Of empty
barges passed up. There was no depar.
ture for Cincinnati Saturday afternoon, as
usual, but the Hudson will be here this
week in time to leave on her regular day
for that point The Granite State will
probably arrive to-day, and we presume
will depart for Cincinnati tomorrow at.
ternoon.
The Rees and Forest City arrived and
departed as usual, Saturday. The Trader,
of Pittsburgh, was lying alongside the
wharfboat yesterday. We,hear that the
W. F. Curtis has re,entered that trade,
and will remain it until navigation closes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

Orr FOR CLEvELAND.-Quite large
delegation OF Turner Society in this
city,accompanied BY Vaas' excellent hand,
LEFT Tor Cleveland Saturday afternoon, to
attend meeting of the organization in
this Division. ~ .f..4rap u"e-r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

/ POLICE CouRT,-Thc following cases
were disposed Of in this Court, Saturday
morning: George uibbcrd, aggravated
drunk, five dollars and costs; "Dutchy"
West, disordcrly conduct, twenty dollars
and costs.