The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-02

WEST VIRGINIA NEWS.

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WE cboaAS and Capt. shultz have
been appointed NOtaries Public by Gov.
Stevenson.
Tue Eanaaha JOaraa thinks that the
choice OF Wheeling Us the location Of the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum, was a
good one. HsJ-fEEy m,
IT is stated that Hon. u Q. McGrew
contcmplatcs a tripto Europe at an early
day.
THE editor Of the Clarksburg Telegraph
who was a recent passenger on tho Hud.
son, expresses The opinion that Capt Rls'
sell Is the right man ip. 1.-The right place
"FoR the last three wheks," that paper
learns that athe D Democratic sanhcdrim Of
ClarkSBurg!'s haEo hjscn using oil their
rhetoric y persuade the negroes to vote
their ticket. The darkics don't geo It al.
together, thus fur.
TIE Parkcsburg GGsCtto has an article
on @the present and future Of DeciH We
should like to read tho views Of our
Wheeling butchers on the same subject.
We mistrust that with Them beef has no
present and ftlturc," and that they re.
member only it6pdstw war prices, " 8s''
The Martinsburg Literary Society has
been discussing the question whether tho
banishmcnt Of Napoleon 10 81 Helena
WINS justliablc. dn'tthesocicty better
come down to modern times, and discuss
the likelihoods oftho present Napoleon be.
ing banished there or somewhere else. i {
TIE Nel0 Era Of that place says the
Radicals will have tough time to control
tho colorcd vote, and intimates that the
Democracy will make a strong effort for
assistance from those "suffragans." In
closing, they draw the following picture
for tho Radicals:
ut will be a pretty rough road to travel,
but you ntay as well harness up your
mule for the trp."f 7
THE eth of April Clast Wednesday,
was the anniversary Of the rebel raid. into
Morgantown. Tho editor Of the Post
alludes to that memorable occasion rs
follows:
We reckon there was leettc the live
liest "skcdaddling" in and around Nor
gantown that ever took place within the
memory of that "0ldestn inhabitant. "
There was an universal desire TO "snuff
the mountain air" and "view the enemy
from>afar," and VIC expect faster "gittlne
wassneYer hoard. 81. Before, as the rebels
came In and fee'went oCtl ~ g''
JUDGE BERKSHIRE (who is notable
fisherman) and D. H. Chadwick caught
Pike tho other day about four feet long
and weighing twenty.seycn pounds. They
carried thofsi on saplfngb etweenth them
The Post says thatei-t
1.-THE scene, rs Mr.. Fish approached
town, dangling on the Aforesaid sapling,
borne on the shoulders! Of his 'stalwart
captors, reminded US Of the grand entry
of a circus show, In which the boys, Amer
lean citizens Of African descent, and dogs,
follow the music wagon, gaping with
amazed wOndermentW
THE Post in noticing tho death Of the
tho'latc VIM. 7. Berger remarks. that
Mr.. Berger was young man Of excel:
lent character and moral worth, and had
many friends and RcquaintancCs In Nor
CantoWri, who will remember with pleas
Trablc emotion his genial presence ut this
place two years ago while visiting MI, =
Q. Lazier's: sAaE y sgf q
TnEY aret have alarge Caryiagcpp9
Wagon factory at PaFkersburg. So says
the Gazette. A writer in that paper advo-
Gates tho establishment ofal Agricultural
ImpIemnt8 Ianufactory&,g e., ~
A COMMUNICATION signed Twenty
Liberal Republicans" appears in the PIT.
Pleasant Register advocating ,as Conven
ton oe"the liberal minded ofthe RepubH
can party at that place'o on the'1stday Of
June. The writer takes the ground TINT
"Ifsuch a Convention Is held at an early
day; and before our State, C0nyentiouSto
nominate candidates Is held, 1t will result
In harmonizing tho diSafeCted portions Of
the party" s'
A ooMNuN1oAuoN signed Soldier
dated in Harrison county, apbeats in the
Parkersburg Journal, advocating the re-
nomination of Gen. Duval for Congress in
this District .!-
TIE editor of tho JoUrnG! expresses
himself as having no doubts Of Tie renom-
nation Of Gen. Witchcr in the Third Dis
trict.
TTE suit Of Rachel NJ. Gass against
John Pfstcr and wife, decided at Wells
burg a few days ago, resulted in favor Of
the defendants and threw bill Of costs
amounting to $500 on the plaintiff, the
moral of which result Is, don't be in a bur-
ry to go to law for damages unless you
nre nrcpared 10 be damaged.