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The New York herald., 1870-01-28

Stone, treasurer, showed thar vhere was bsspc9
nom the previous year Of IS, ,3oo To this
were added collections from annual subscribers
$40; articles sold AZ the Home, Sio5; admissiop
fees for new inmates, $500; net receipts ct th6
ment, $4s2 ana, lastly. interest," $l054-making the
total cash resources Ior the year $132ls. The ex-
penditures during the year were for nre insurance.
Home, $40. .a25-making total disbursements OF
$40 493, and leaving balance In the treasury OF
Sc 7A Addresses were made by the Rev. Messrs.
Bodine, Greene ana French, after whca the meeting
adOurned.
The New York herald., 1870-01-28
BROOKLYN CITY.
Conjugal Infelicity and Fight-An Ice
Mans House Warming-The
Old Ladies' Home.

A sneak thief entered the residence OF Thomas A..
Gardner, County Treasurer. in Johnson street. near
Lawrence, on Wednesday night, and stole theretron
forty dollars worth Of clothing.
On the night OF the 9th inst. Eugene v. Cruger an
ice man. residing At No. IA Prince street. rather
surprised returning TO his domicle to nnd it bril-
His wife, who was the hostess, was sail
ing around In the may waltz; but when her
husband requested her hand for the next set
tempt was enough to have turned mis- heart to as
frlgid state the commodity IN which he dealt He
and Ga not ssand upon @ the "ordsr re Of their GONG
light then ensued between Edward Berry, Peter
Bishop and Cruger the two former falling upon the
peared upon the scene and took Berry and Bishop into
custody, and yesterday the examination took place
before Judge Walsh. Cruger testified that Bishop
ran at MIN and struck him several times. but that
wnen he went,to strike backlsOmc one held him; he
heard his wife tell Bishop to shoot him, but Bishop
der; Berry pointed pistol at him, and he then went
to get axe, but had been removed from its Gus
tomary place; Bishop then struck him. nm number Of
sixty days in the Penltentiary. The friends OF the
prisoner paid the fine.
The annual meeting OF the managers Of che Old
Ladies' Home In washington avenue was held yes
terday in that institution. The Rev. Henry Powers
presded, and Rev. DR.. Farley read portion OF the
scriptures. There we're number OF ladies present,
who, together with the old ladies at the Home,
listened with interest to the proceedings After the
preliminary services the report OF Mrs. A. X.
st. John, the corresponding secretary, was read by
Mr.. Powers. The attention OF the benevolent
was called TO the institution, and also to the TACT
that the inmates were respectable people and not
paupers. The surplus over the yearly expenses
would not justify many more admissions at the pre-
s ne es .s
cised. the permanent fund now amounts to $780, 100
and II visibly increasing every year. Thanks were
given to Mr.. J. p Martin Tor the sum OF
5000, donated as memorial gMt also 70
Mr. Hager, whose exhibiting OF the historical tad
leaux brought them $727. The institution now con.
46 inmates; "A native born. ~ foreigners aud
9 servants. There were entered during the year. y
died ana were expelled, The report 81 NJ. " u
The New York herald., 1870-01-28
GEORGE PEABODY.
Visit Of Admiral Earragut and Dis
tinguished Personages to
tho Funeral Fleet.

PORTLAND, Ne, Jan. 27, 1870.
Admirai Farragut has gone down In the steamer
Leyden to visit the neet, ana all the distinguished
visitors are with him, including the Governor and
stan and the Mayor and city authorities.
The New York herald., 1870-01-28

sneak thief entered the residence OF Thomas A..
Gardner, County Treasurer. in Johnson street. near
Lawrence, on Wednesday night. and stole theretron
forty dollars worth Of clothing.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

Cons 10 1HE REtCUK.--A movement is on
foot to r"iSc fund for Mrs. Campbell. to de-
fay the eAp"use uf taking caro- Of her family.
II Is ~ Cratcd 10y II. Ilr-S TINT a rcrfpria-
"ncc bc gwen some time m VI week, and that
I'll the professional and amateur it,ut in the
town volunteer their rrrNicos. Every citizen
Of the place ought and will contribute sour-
thinr.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

SMELLING WoKKs.--Sinith and Gerrish have
concluded to erect their smelling works in
this place, and will proceed to work as soon as
point for their location can be settled upon,
which Will hc within u few days. The ma
chnery Is 81 the most complete character
Miners can have their ores reduced here after
a coupI" of weeks have elapsed without the
extra eIpens" Of sending them to the lover
country.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

l.. d. RIETHMASH has prepared n snug little
apartment in one corner Of his popular billiard
saloon for the dispensing of n cool and dclic-
ious beverage in the shape OF soda water.
lie has imported a most beautiful marble soda
fountain from the Enst, with every variety Of
navoring extracts that may be required for
that superb drink
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

o. THE funeral of Henry Campbell will take
place today at 10 o'clock, and an nppropri-
ate discourse will he delivered by Rev. John
brown Tomorrow evening Mt the Court house
when collection will be taken up for tho
relief Of the family.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

H. ARMEn is arranging 10 open grocery.
vegetable and fruit store in the piace formerly
occupied 10y Davidson ON Commercial street
Amor well known energy and enterprise is
n sufficient guarantee of his succeeding III the
lnslnrss
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

OPENING To-DNY.-SIrs. Anna s. Brooks
VIII open her millinery store to-day. Her
goods nrc Of the most fashionable kind, aud
nave Just arrived direct from New York and
San Francisco.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

1HE WHAT GREER House. still retains its on
'i"oie reputation Of being The piace to get n
good "sqnarc meal" Tho bono aud sincw
oi The county patrOnlo this house. and that
IL why Ensbury looksso pleasant and resigned
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

ARRESTED FoE STENLING.-Some ten days
ago quantity Of Tice WAS stolen by China
men from the rear Of opPenhemer 4 Co
store and search was instituted for the arrest
Of the thieves. II was asccruIined that three
Cinnamon had stole the rice and left for Cope
district. Sheriff Fitch sent two deputies who
arrested three Cinnamon on the road and got
possession Of several sacks Of rice
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

INV PosroFFIcE.--deo ii. Shepherd hal
ocen appointed Postmaster Mt Coral Hill
a enc point is generally known as Shepherd
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

NfnB Members of tho Striped Stockings
n"se Bali Club are requested to meet at their
headquarters to-day at nine o'clock, to attend
'he funeral Of Henry Campbell.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

DIVINE service will be held "a. morrow morn
ing by Rev. John Brown in tho Courthouse
ut III o'clock.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

"AhniEL CoBss brother, MI old Novndnn. Il
preparing to open m elegant candy and fru
sVoro on Commercial street. .a< .-.rr.|
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14
RESOLUTIONS on THE Darn ., u.,n-

RESOLUTIONS on rux Darn or Hr>,,
oANfnEII.-At special meeting of the men,
oers OF the Striped Stockings Base Ball Club
held in Elko, May 18th. the following reso-
lutions were passed: -''"
resolved, That rs an all wise Providence has
seen ntto remove from our midst our well be-
members Of the Striped Stockings Bsse Raj;
further All" NC ~
feSo!red, That committee of two be nm
pointed to tender to his sorrowing family a
copy OF these resolutions. aud that the same
De published in the ELKo INDEPENDENT.
JAS. EDoFF, Secretary.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

r, ioh oRsAMS--rho pfoprietots Of the cosy
nuio French Rotissorio restaurant take tto
P''"S 70 prepare ice cream for their patrons
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

IL LUcK.-In 1853, c. W. Tsppan; who is
now keeping the American Exchange in this
place, took Mrs. SinclnIrs note in San Fran
cisco, for some 5000. At that time Mrs. Sin
clair was playing at the Metropolitan Theater
in that city. Subsequently the note WAS sent
90 Barney. Butler X Parsons. II law firm in
New York, Tor collection. Yesterday, Mr..
Iappan received information 10 draw upon
the firm for S3i5, collected of Mr. Forrest
under Mrs. SImclairs judgment obtained some
years ago. Tappan is ia luck To- receive his
money after the note had been hue II years.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

JACOB ALEXANDER has his store well flllod
WIN every article Of ladies and gentlemen
apparel. -
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

MAsoNiC AlEhTIEG.--A meeting Of tho Ma
ss2sialion, TO transact business of i'm
Nod tonight. at the County
flt is desired that full attend
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

oVNohhr AT CARLfs.-Tho Victor Brothers
MI, gvo a grand concert al Carlin ON next
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

CIVIL CoURT CALESDAR for the May term |.
the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial
District, which commences on Monday next:
II. G. Payne vs. Edward Martin H. Bow
man Va. J. Is. Fitch; Jas. Norton VS. H. A.
Harvic: Thos. II. Smith w. Robt NcMur-
ray ct al; J. Grecnbaum ct al. W. L. Jacobs;
S Is. Wymau W.. John Creighton; John c.
Hughes Vi. Payne X Palmer; Z. NJ. Eder,et al.
vs.. JONI. Creighton; G. Carpenter ct al. vs..
John W. Williams; William HendIic w. W.
r. c. Elliott ct al; c. Carpenter ct al. VS.. y.
II. Westfnll; Henry l.. Cnples vs.. the Central
Pacific Railroad Company; John Elysvn VS.
Vim. Clark; l.. NJ. lluutsman vs. j. i. Fitch.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

IHE vote of the plebiscitum, in France. has
resulted, as might have been expected, in
large majority in its favor. The exact result
Will not be known for some days.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14

FRESH OrsTEns from the shell are served in
every style, night and day, at the Tuolumne
oyster and lunch room.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-14
THE iELKO INDEPENDENT.
= \ SATURDAY, MAYi4, 1s1o.
: -. coryc.pr To-N,our TN. corcer. ~.

i Fsf N..
The CONCERT To-NIoHr.-The concert to-
night, ut the Courthouse. by the Victor Bros,
tvho win be assisted by very strong corps of
volunteers will be the best performance that
has yet taken place, and all who attend will
be well pleased. One-half of the money re-
ceiyed tonight will be donate ed to Mrs. Camp
bell. the mother of the two young men who
met with the sad accident on Thursday night.
The programme is full and complete. and
PROMISES a splendid entertainment, and we
hope to see the house filled to OVERLOOKING.
In addition TO a choice and varied array of
beautiful songs and select music upon the
piano, very affecting piece, THE Drunkard's
Child" has been carefully rehearsed and will
be presented. The piece will be sustained by
grand array of talent, and will be of itself
worth more than the charge of admission.
Harry Victor will sing the comic piece OF "A
Country greenhorn's first visit to the CITY"
which will be very amusing. The Victor
Brothers have twice before given their aid to
orr citizens. and now propose to assist a suf-
fering family, aud our citizens should cordial
ly respond, and fill the Court House tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-22
ID ETHANY coLLEeE.

The Thirteth Session Of this Institution ytll
commences on MONDAY, 18Th SEPTKNBER, lStQ,
ind terminate on the 18th Of June, 1871, 1t Il
rot1RntIealIy situated IN the midtt Of the beauti
ful and healthy hill country Of the. Panhandle
OF KeSt Virginia, easily accessible BY railroad Of
river and surrounded With the mOSt favorable in
Rnenees for student life. Il has 4 property In
Endowment, BuildinRs. Apparatus, Library, &C.
C6 over &350Qo0 and u thul enabled 70 eus-
tain faculty and S1T1iSh 1ctlttiea TOT thorough
education. o. the teTy first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided
Sor both public and private boarding, and unfair
nished rooms will be let 10 students who W18b 70
board themselves. .
LIlerS{y Course. Including the Ancient Ian
ghage4, for the Degree 0fBseheler o. 6Fts. !,
Literary and Scientific Course for the DegERe d
Of Ans /. The Course fof Master Of Sciences.
5, Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &c. Detailed Information Rs 70
these CoufEeE Rflf be found IN our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND AUSRGA.-The luStttu'
ton has . complete Get Of Philosophical APPa'
ratnS, and students Eho Eish II are trained ID
tho use Of Field InEtrumentE,-AlsOa Thoroughly
dtte4 up LAb6FatOEy, for practical instruction
and work I'M Chemical Analysis and an SmplG
Mussam for the study Of Natural History /. :!
TERMS. Tuition so per session. Boarding
from - 70 IS per week. UniuInIBhed rooms
per session 10 e1eh AtudeDE HspaEtnR for tha
Ministry Free tlitt0n 70 sons. Of Ministers Of
The Gospel Of all Determinations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue "a
Prof c. L. LO0A SHetefnTy. mD ..r .'rA
" Y,-K, PR&DLEToE, President d.
iyIB n bethany. Wen va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-22
MRadicnl E1trarasanee.,,

nm hs F7tTtdtEft J01Fy0t
A Pennsylvania paper says that We are
spending two and half times as much As
before the wa, md complains Of "ra6ical
eItravagance.' Omittfng the expenses
caused directly by the war, aSmt@est o.
the debt, pensions, &c, and allowing
proportional increase foT the fAcreased pop
ulation, the cost Of the government Is less
to-day, in gold, than it was in the time Of
Buchanan, the last President who illustrat-
ed the honesty and yigor and patriotism
Of democratic rule The interest Of the
debt Is about 1925, 100000, and the pen.
gions alone are near &:SG,O0OOOO. Would
the democrats rcpudfate these two great
items Of radical extravaganza: Would
they cheat the public Creditors, -tRke
from the sick and wounded soldiers and
sailOH the allowance which the cOun.
Try makes 10 them! In no other way can
the expenses orthe government be brought
within the limits Of The time before the
war. There has never been an admins
tEaIioD, there never has been . Congress,
that pursued tho policy u Tetrenchment
with more sIeadinesS and thOroughne6s
than the present. The same papers that
denounce the radical cItrAvagauce of
the government TEEN with complaints Of
the embarrassment to which the E1ecu-
tive departments and the public creditors
have been subjected by the change in the
laws made for economical purposes.
Whatever Congress does and whatever it
fails to do meet with equal condemnation
from the organs Of the Democratic party,
which seek to bring back the administrO'
ton 70 the happy time when Buchanan
surrendered the IOFtiA catiOns 10 the incip
lent rebellion, when Floyd Distributed the
public arms in the Southern States, when
Toucey scattered the navy 70 the utter
most parts Of the Garth, when the safe Of
the Interior Department was rObbed.of
the Indian bonds and when the govern.
ment came into WSllstreet suppliant for
money at twelve per cent, -la
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-22

THE New York Sun remarks that
never in all history has u great and proud
nation been covered with such humilita-
ton as tie present war has hcaped upon
the Bonaparto dynasty and TIC people
who have put their power and their
honor in It's Keeping. Beginning the war
on frivolous pretcxt, the FFebfh En-.
pcror hurried 10 tho hontier.a powerful
army 70 take Prussia by surprise, and con-
qler her before she could bring up her
defenders: BYt this force found there one
more powerful; and what was more sig.
nifcant, It found that it must fight, not
with Prussia alone, but with the whole Of
Germany. i''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-22
The Democrats and the Amendments

The Democrats and the Amendments.
The Louisville Courier journal has a
long and able article on the three Amend
ments TO tho Constitution. 1t urges the
Democratic party to Gcquiesce in them.
The Thirteenth Amendment the Demo
Gratis assent TO, and they arc asked Why
there Is any abandonment Of Democratic
principIein treating the Fifteenth Amend
ment precisely as they treat the Thir-
teenth. If their action under uhe latter
and their acceptance Of 1t as an accom-
plished fact Is no treason TO the Demo
cratic party, how can their concession Of
negro suffrage be any more, an act Of
treason and = Reputation Of Demo
cratic principles! Just here we find
the Democracy planted. They will
not have negro suffrage, They say nought
against negro emancipation, Yet TO the
Southerner and cx.slave holder tho one is
as obnoxious as the other. The Louisville
paper, however would -havsthe principle
that underlics. these amendments repudi.
ated and denounced. ItwOuld not have
the amendments repealed, because the
people should accept accomplished f'cts
rather than convulSe the country in vain
attempt to subveFt the revolution and
replace everything IN 'taEu 4uO ante beRlHm.
The Cwrifr says: 1T is one thing to
condemn, that invasion Of private rights
which emahcipAted tho slaves without
compcuSlting the owner, to denouncc the
Acknowledgement of white men, the over.
throw Of State governments, tho forced
amendment Of the Constitution, the usur.
patton and tyrannits Of Congress- and
quito another thing to demand that all
this shall be lndon0 and that all the State
and National legislation Of the revolution.
airy period shall be declared and treated
as void G6 into.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-22

No. S2s JOINT heSOlutloH Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution
Of the State. = ."
! ReOlted By gtt Le1t4attTt q Etst Ifrgtats,
The following, u .pFoposed a. an AmendhenG 70
the Constitution Of EhIs State, TO Be substituted
for section one Of fele three thereof, ana % De
come paEt Of The aid Constitution When EAtided
RecprdfnH 10 the PROVISIONS thereof namely:
THE male citizens Of the Safe Sh11t ee emit
tied TO T0tB At IL elections held within tdS elee'
ton districts in which they respectively Feslde;
but no peTSOn who iS Q minor, OF Of unsound
mind, or . pSuPeT, OF who Is Hnder conviction OIL
treason. felony or bribery In an election, OF who
and Of the county in which he offers 70 vote tor
thirty days nsxt preceding Zach OTTER, shall be
permitted to vote while sueh di1onity con-
tiGuea" Iy 'E
Adopted February a. 1870 49,
II the House OF Delegat@, Th1EsdAy, February
81 1910. the shove resolution WIS adopted.
? The YEAs WERE-AesSrS. WeIeh, tCSPOaker)
AGneW, Ballard Of Monroe, Ballard Of Logan,
BeltGhoOYeE, BOWyer, BrAnnon, Burgess, Davis
son, DOnGApO, ByAp1, PAEnsWoEtht t4her' fla1lI
Gg1n, F1lek Gandas! Guthrie, HrV6ey, Howard
JSelaon. Judy, Lamb. Lanon, Lynch, MAXWELL
Repp. Scott. Smith, TeteE, Thomas, Wells and
i THE NAYS wEEE-Nesrs. Bake. Barlow,
Carpenter, Chambers, Collins. CracFaft, Davis,
Paris, COT, HasSleE, Hin, Howe, PetEpoint.
Price, Reuuad, stREgtsS, summer and Wheat
-1S.
In the Senate, Monday, February ., 1870, the
above resolution was adopted.
THE YEAS WBRE-MessrS. PArnsEorth, (Presi'
DENT, Apologize, Brown, Gather E1Ames), Gather
geste u: Cook, Cane, Davis, Dayton, Doolit'
Ie, Gold, Harrn1n ,Koonee, Leonard, Patrick,
Phelps, RAmsdeIl and Y0ung-Is. =
THE NAYS VERE-AessfS. Foreman, Humph'
FeJS, WeTninger and Wilsop-. AuE6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-22

Do the readers Of newspapers consider
the greatamount Of intelligence transmit;
ted by the. ocean telegraph? The readers
ofAmericau cities are informed as prompt:
ly as those q London and Paris, o. all the
movements Of the var and more accll'
rately than the latter. Besides the, full
reports Of the Associated Press, some OF
the principal newspapers, through their
agencies in London, maintain correspond
ents with the armies, men, who, with q
perseverance, and sometimes with an ef-
frontery which Is moro than courage,
force their. way into forbidden places, and
risk the fate as they practice the arts Of
spies. The people have become 50 ac-
customed to The enterprise Of me ipsws-
papers, that they have ceased to wonder
at any variety or any amount Of inteHi-
gence, or at any promptnesS Of its trans
mission. Its one Of the msryels q civil
ization, and almost surpasses the stories
Of the Arabian Nights. .af
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-22
YitrrkPnncois.

Reports from Paris say the Crows
PRrxcEs army has penetrated towards
that city as lar as Witty le Francois. This
is a fortified town of some ten thousand in
Irabitants, on the Paris and strasburg rail-
way. II is twenty-five miles southwest by
West Of Bar lie Due and is but nineteen
miles from ChaIons, in a Southeastern
lyidirection.. In a strategic view, Vitry Is
a very important point. 1t is the key OF
the interior Of La Champagne, and its pos
session compels an enemy to throw him
self into the difficult country between the
Seine and the Marine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-22

.nIssOLUTIoN.-The Co-partnership
IL heretofore existing between NeilandG =
St0neE, WAS Dissolved August lst, b mutual
consent. Geo. ". StOner e authorized 70 settle
the business Of the late 6rm.
The undersigned has formed a co-partneFShip
With Ar. Henry Hanke, under tho dfm name o.
StoneE q HAnEe, In the Chrome, Looking GlASst
and Picture BpSiheSs.
',''N 4F'.Ns GRo. VI, sToNER.t4 p
thereby return thanks to my friends and the
public for their liberal patronage, and respect
fully ask eoRtnuAnce Of the s9me 70 tho new
hrm, 4ttheiI place Of business, q Market street
Crangle 8 Block. -.,..--
auGI2 ut L. NEILANDER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-22
Boilers Meeting.

The Iron Boilers Of Wheeling and vicini.
ty held a general meeting at American
Hall, Saturday. the !20th instant. The
following resolutions were adopted: ~.
Re80ln6d, That aH0te be taken in regard
To the strike, which vote resulted as fol
lows SGventy;t0ur to sustain the present
strike, and one opposed. 7g ID; 4;
Rcaol5ed, Thatiftheron manufacturers
desire meeting they Can call on the
Committee OF Boilers. awH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-22

A GARD from ex-senator P. G. Van
Wrinkle, President Of tho .Parkenburg
Railroad Company, llas been published in
regard to the recent OYer.issue Of stock Of
his company; IN which hO charges that
what purports TO the Over.issued certifi.
cafes 10 forgery, and that no certificates
signed in blank By him have been i'm!
properly used, sOfar rs appears.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-22
WEST VIRGINIA.

CABELL G. H., las beea united to the
outside world by telegraph; 1t would be
well to move Tie State Capital down
there. -- y.
E. 4. SMITH, has declined the RepubH.
can nomination for House OF Delegates In
CabelI and Lincoln. q -
THE Republicans Of Hancock held .
primary election Saturday. -1m 710t Q
THE time for holding tic Hancock
Fair has been changed again. II Win, be!
gin On the 9lst September. ''!' i...i,
The Baltimore 6 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany has sued out an Injunction restrain:
ing the HaypeTs Ferry Water Power and
manufacturing Company from removing
the bridge crossing The canal, just above
the arm0ry.-It is runored it is an i'm.
portant question to interest both parties.
-BeEkIlEy UaioH. .,sL.a..
ebGR. WIENER, or the Berkeley Union,
declines 70 be q candidate for any. position
at the coming election. II. !"
|. CHAs. RHoADs, Esq, Of Parkersburg,
has been appointed Sunday School Mis-.
sionory Tor the State Of Ohio, under the
auspices Of tue Baptist Publication SOCie'
ty,-NdHttta Register. I'D .rl .rs-
The Democrats Of Harrison hold theii
County Convention to-day C22dg 1sPaa'