The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-21
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CURRENT NOTES.

TnEr tell this story at the expense Of a
Virginia lawyer: Once upon q time when
he had gained a case, his opponent told
him tllGt lie would appeal II, and he, re-
pli& sF'Fsryl wellGGAt ~ilf peet y98 4
Ma lich y, fsSt hroiper awteg vi lBhe +
Cd % hin, "fhiitpfi, Phiilpti," an!iHRain
he said: avery WE'LL" adding, "dalichl
or Philippi, they were both good men,"
TIN, Kentucky. ,Hotlse Of Representa-
tivespas ssetl dh tt1dAys itties sbill d dlaffeFing
"'IlI5 Abr6ll In bih ItlgeI No lSOf
tia American Protestant AsSdcmtiot'" at
COvingtOn, without amendment. jesse D.
Bright fortunately hail not ennugh symra.
thizeB t0prevent 1t.
TMssRisi,lhonS 8SShl Lh5aAt that
tin bliCkS8 Gthihilodl llle farete eXiWhle
of tcntIMlcss and fidelity amidst the con.
vuIsiuns OF a revolutiOlr-aDd revolution
involving their own freetlom-to by found
in hist9rX. But II looks lpQp the t4et1es
an ehdltr1sS Rrof lYtReS fi3i IN IlGf 70
Mhteli they were elevated under be insti'
tuition Of slavery in the South.
n HEDlkttIh kukNI SI|thhS =" H"H WV
ono (ayj Fe4cItAlYI I.sai4 ~ hlAs R'NcaT8 old
son, NJ he stepped out OF liquor Saltnn
that he was ashamed to see him emerging
from such place with the tIlAtA Of Wills.
XIV unml his firs, and aNer giving the boy
some wholesome advice ordered him togo
home, and turning opbls heel entered the
saloon himself and took drink.
tEbafBltesbhts4 4Sts s9yV.I Iyl1GtaiAl
has accented the enftAnChiSement or tile
COl0rtgl, fmaA,.n She lnteihk ID iIalilelby
that, and sec that her cNlOrel citizens have
equal civil and political rights, Aud fur
ther, Virginia will never tIC party ~ any
measure which puts Il fnthc rOwer Of any
other State to degrade one whom she ll's
hOnOnh with the dignity Of eniraucllISed
citizenship. shcwil stand by the aH'ent1'
men" 49,. II m..r.. ha.
AN eagle weighing 19 pounds 8nl meas
uring S6Vetl feet from tip bO tip wings
was recently capturel by u, young lady,
Miss Lacy Donaldson, IN SumerAet town.
ship, Washington, county, Pa. She lad
Observed the bird ttaIsting occasionally
upon the carcass Of q dead sheep on llHr
fathers farm, and whilst It wns absent she
laid a snare with poison attached tOtL 1t
returned, satisfied It's vOracl0IlS appetite,
flew tn the brunch Of a tree a short dis,
tance away, and u few minutes afterward
fell 10 tile ground, when 6tiSs Donaldson
went u It and found It was dead. Dr.. h''.
New RAILRoAD.--C0 Considerable interest
il fell in the Northern p,Irt Of the county
about the projected railrOal from the Ohtn
River 10 Crfthsville, IN the Panhandle
line, We believe tho idea ts to leave the
Central Ohin, few miles out Of Bellaire,
anil pass through IT. ClaiSville and
Flushing. Some money hns been prom
ised, and surveyors have started on the.
route, Asa more local limo, 0fCourse, The
road would moi ltay; hut II made par. Of
the line 70 connect the Baltimore anil
Ohio with TOlstlO and the Northwest, IL
would become one d, the most important
roads IN tho State, forming, perhaps, the
shortest lfnc lrOm CiIichEnt6 Washington,
and thus divert considerable travel to the
Baltimore Road. 1t will pass through a
rich agricultural district that hns hitherto
been conparativcly destitute of railwhy
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