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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

Gur has glmt bes 9taatS(:cretdrs tpire 9r.
q. 6. q. Salt in Nortbftlb, &tee Co., porse-
(@laaeu. @enn bas llaupinapii&e Clement
bon ber @sseupartei bisber io3ufasen ausi&lise'
lid auseebeutet wurbe, 70 liest bartn fur bic BE-
motratil&e partei eur&aus etn @ruub, bieiem,
nunuebr enttdufdt.a Glemente set6rtse auf>
r,ertiamteit 3u wiemen unb bsn,itlbsn sur@ bic
Shat ~ b~e,psiien. bab bersurrasenbe 8rdfte il.
Der natioualen Gdrbuus Mufpru@ auf Sftntli&e
@urbisune babea.
DAP bic ioeben ansebeutete Bere&tisuns
aud ben Deuti&sn i'm Staate gang enti&ieeeu
auitebt, niro tpobl tein serfdubiser @naeritaner
beRreiten. Der temutratif4en Gcnsention
fommt bas gerbienR 3u, biele 8ers@tisuns CUR
Shat su briusen, inbsus lie fit bic brittle @arb
einen beutidsn &epraitutanten fir bic 9esisla-
tur uuminirte, uno mir balten bafar, Der sor3e>
fdlasene 81. 8 8. Eimme weree bti Der Ab'
1immuns ni9t auein bic Stimnen feiner BE-
motratil9en Greunbe, lonbern aud bisjeuisen
folder beutiden &eputlitaner auf fdoereintsen,
bic ni6t aus lauter yarteifanatisnus bic ST.
rehtisuns tes beutlden Glsmente5 prsisseben.
Die fir County Aemter beidIc0snen Nomi'
n~ationen icber auf ben 2ifen beieer 9auptpar.
teisn einanoer fat AM fdrcfiten eesenater,
ater Der Siss Der Gsnutratte unterlieet bier
burdaus tsinem 21osisl. IS If ni&t n6tb'g,
bas aeuse Iidst Yuu 2infaus bis gu gube gu be-
leudr3 bic msiiten seler fennea bic betrefsn-
ben Maluer, uno rpenn es Fd ). g. um bic
8'lesune Der @tele bes &esifer Of Deees BAN
belt, 10 metb aud eer i9li&te 8arser, ba6 benz
@olte bamit uidt seoient III, ben lmarteten 90.
lttifer an bielen YOfen 3u bsrufen, ~ionoern oaB
Is zines Mannes bebarf ber nebeu eriiuolider
8douns ais Surij1, bic esbSrise 0ei&dftsse.
panotbett befBt unb aIs &rone aQer Gissn-
idaftsn ben rebliden @iQen, bic Satere1sn Der
Mitbirser ~ pabreu. unb wenn u Elm
Mann ba il, Der tdsIi& beweist bab Ct bas
Mmt in bielem Siune perwaltet, 70 fraet man
f9 einfa&: tuaruu, aus lautsr Neuerunssiudt
einen Mnsern uablsu ? Dean eiu anberer@ruub
lieSt ni@t Dor.
Gtenis serbGlt Is i'd nit oueereu Beau,tuu-
gen. Ded Is pirbe ~ peit fabrea, ieee sin-
jelne SteQe Resue palEren ~ laEea, aus ptr
bebaltsn xns psr, te xad Der Gutuideluns eer
Babltepesuns auf bietx @esenQane suriid'
,utommeu, sur6aus atseiebeu scu ieber per-
5Suliaen Mnim oltat, rein tn Sntere1t ser ca
DE. Nur bic 8emertuns erlaubeu mir uns
nod, sa6 mir ni6t ~besreifen t0unen, pie Elm
biefses ensliides 8latt, tas font aur Gemo-
fratie belt, yl5slid aus lauter Offer, einen
Sting" III iprenseu, f@ Ron einem anbern
vRins" umtlammern Idbt, peil sufaQis ein &C.
piGsr .@e0el fir einen ieiuer Yatruue 3iemlid
fet belebtif.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

Die paraee Der 8]euerleute fanb
am Wittmo9 8srmittas in ibliter Weiie TAFT.
Nit Ger Great Weieru 8anb an Ser @ptse
marluirten bic ser,nieoeueu Gompasnien Durd'
bic Sauptfraben eer etaet une boten her aabls
reid Id lammsInren geualteruns Elm tmpO-
iantss Saau,piel bar. Gum erittn Nal nirfts
bic frans6Ei&e National Band unter ser esi-
tung ess Dru. Mug. WuQer rett nader NIT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

Minneapolts.-De @eiammt = Git
nabmen osr in Der porisen Wo9e atscbalteuen
9snnspin County 1air weroen auf $4,000 &C.
lddet.
SIM Mcuat 9lusut uurpen uter bic RiIuau>
Zee 8abu Don Mluneapolio 6,150 Jdlsr Msbl
ptrlridt uno iiter 4 Miuiouen SUP Saubul5.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

Das @el&dft Der 1erren DOLL u.
waar, tauut eur@ bic 8euerprobe beiuasefu&t
bietet beretts BEN wublituua .uieber bic erS6te
Auswabl III @peeeret- unt Golonialpsareu,
8'd&te Il. am ueueu plabe, 80. is Sadiou
@tra6e, bar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

ueber bic beDorttebenben 9Bab=
len eri&etnen e~eaenpdrtis in ben serf@tebenen
Wartet-O reanen ebenie peri@ieoenartise Gr6r-
tsrunsen fcpobl in 8etreF Der sen ben Gsa~
sentisueu aufgeieQten viatfurren ala binli&t>
LID BET nomiuirten @aneibaten, mtlde uieber
eiumal i&art @spue gu paf0ren babeu. @as
3uua6if bic ylatfurmen anbelanet, 70 ii bas
Golf easu sefommen, sesen ~bielelben etpas
mibtrauii@ 3u peroen, trce Der oft bo@tSnen'
ben uno woblflinsenben vbraier, welde BARN
sortsmmen. Der @runo 1T einfa9 Der: bic
Vanpesresterung banoeIte nidt nad ben @or-
ten, bic ibre 8reuube ais Yrosramm binseieQt
batteu. No@ 0no iene arsen Riebrdu&e Dor
bauoen. bic felt Sabr uub Gag in ben Ifentli-
den Bldttern uno au Dsrlammluneen gerVst,
bereu 8eieitisuns 70 oft ~seforeert nus 10 oft 3u-
seiaet wuroen. t1ub beunsd bat bic Ylatform
ibre Bebeutung.
@enn aud ni9t nex, I'D xt@t uinber brix'
seub If gum 8eiipiel bic 8arserxns Der seme-
tratilden Ylatform, ea6 ensli& etnmat Der In
bSbereu 8uubes- &esiOnex terri&eusen Gsr-
ruptien Elm 3iel asleBt sa6 Der srideabe 3sQ-
tariff, unter uel@en, gang beiou,ers Der 6armer
3u leibsu bat, eublib eiumal rebxiirt perben
fol-.
Da3u femut alerbtass IN nexsrer 3eit nod
Elm anperer pi6tiaer Yuaft. 0sniNe @eleQ-
iaaften, in beren 5dueeu bic 2eituus bes gro
Gen 5ancels.Ser 8 liest b. b. bieGiienbatn.
unb Dampfboot- 0%eieuldaften umttammeru ben
9anbmaun, ME ZEN SnpufrieQen. wie ben 6au-
belsuaaun nit eiiernem @rtHe bonn lie MAIDEN
cen 1rad!- larif fe idmieeen bes Giien, Der.
neil es eIabt. An itSnen pbraisn in BEN Sn-
eerpurirunss. Aften tsblt Is omar nidt, absr is
sleiden idwadeu Semen, ubsr ruelde Der @olf
lsidt tiawssfomnt, penn Ct auf leinen @aub
lauert. Da ioa bic @eessebuns bic SutereNen
oeS Bottles ldissn. unb namit bteb aeidsbe.
ml0sn eteisnisen Skinner sewablt w,rreu bic
n,dt Sharpen Der M,a,cnenfurlteu line.
@tenio besriinoet III bic peitere Gorceruns
ber bemofratiiheu platfurm, baB bic bFeutli-
| den 2aapereien Mot wiQfurlid uno essen tas
| 5nters1e bes goIfes 3u eep,den Speeulations-
! 3wedeu peribIeueert perteu. slu@ bier beiet
es: 0oltssertreter auf bic Wa@t!
9in(htlih Der Ncmlinattsnen IL III teraertsn,
! RAP ~eiejenise bes 9rn 8iutbrop Young fir biz
| Stele bes GouserusurS maude Wdblsr uber-
ra,bte, nidt bsbbalb. reil ben, @euannteu bic
fur bas tetredsnbe Nmt erforberlt&en Gisen-
ldafteu feblen ~piroen, ionbern neil man er-
.~partete, bae Elm arberer, burd feline Seiaunsen
auf benz 0ebiste Der Gdentliden Gerwaltuns
mebr %tefanntsr WanA an pe7en @teQe treten
,purpe. Sneeb pirb bas 8clf entiaeioen, wel-
her1 ss ie,n 3utraueu f9eutt.
DSn ben iibrieen Numinationen flr StaatS-
dmter limb es beuueers nod spei, bic psasn
ibrer Asub.it lterrai9ex mG9teu, bic ater tei'
oer rslUnesreu Neurtrttsuus t~epirfsn. 6srr
Barney 9osbere, uelaer als @taats'& abms'.
fer uorse'blaeeu III, n,mmt in Stearns County
elue bsruorrasenoe Steue aIs 8olfsbeamter Elm
uno bat ourd ,eine bisberise Mmtsfipruns BE-
wielen, caB sr bic erfureerli&en G,ssni@afsn
e,nss uortretaiaen Sdsutlitsn Beamtsn in 30.
gem @raoe belst serbuupeu nit ebrenbaftsna
Gparafter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30
OfftcieIIe Stabt.3eitun 9.
2otal= N%enigtettem.

9emotratii@e Momtnationem
Staats=xidet.
@euserneu,:
@tntbrpp Opun9,
Suu 9ennepin So.
Gteut. q euserneur:
s. g. 8ue1,
sou 6ouif,n GountY.
@taats @eeretdr:
u. 81. Salt,
BON &iee So.
@taats>@&aBmeiRer:
8. Sofber9,
BON @tsa>"s Counts.
@enera} Nnwalt:
&. $. s. tOpmalb,
Sen Seott Go.
Gidter BEL Der Supreme Court:
Oan Sud,
BON Blue GARTH County.
@,n. Mitdbel,
Don @inona 60.
County Gtdst.
@9aBmsifer: 6. g. uIine.
Sbsrif: Sobn Grace.
&esilter Of Deeos: Saeub 81 ain3er.
Gounty Mnualt: 6arSy officer.
Court GommilToner s. ". Dab8.
Coroner: $. ". Dobse
COUNTY erme0er: s. M. 8oYle.
2eetslatto -Itdet
SIR @euator, 3u tuableu in Der sierten
unb finften @are uub ben 2ans:D iFrifteu :
8. 81. DeIano.
Sir Senatsr, 3a tuablea tn ber srieu,
speiten xne britteu @ar>: @. .. Murray.
Sir &eyr6fextauteG
1. unt 2. @ar,: D. 8. Ytuney.
3. @ars: s. 8. 1tmme
4. @arb: s. $. GrtneaIL
2ane.D iartfte 81 unit &tee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

! Sn 6aribaal, Nice 50. 1T, pie uns
loebeu mitsetbeilt wirb, Or. -. 5Iedenltsin i'm
AIter BON g Sabren beimsssanssa. Ger Ser
~torbene biuterId6t BEN Nuf eines ebrsnbaften
8ureers unp treuen Spbues ber3irGs. WSse
ct ruben i'm 1rteeen!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

tGtu f9perer gerluf bat uuiern
lieten Greunp Gbcopor Muuer setruHeu, ineem
1eiu auabten Mssieius 6ubsrt am Wittwod
frub i'm Nlter BON ~ Wonaten mad fawersm
ss,psn seri9iereu 1T. Gin bOHaunsspOuss
3.uo, bic 5rsuoe 1eiasr G!tern, isst eu
GHgel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30
StaatS= Nemtgteitem.

Sir 9tearnS County iii In sorlebter
Nummer ais nomiai1ter Gantioat fir SberiT
unridtis Der Name ,,@eiien'' anl:att @eprs
@siBl, Yan ct. Sacot, ansesebeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

Mufbie neue @ef9dftsau3eiee
pes 0ru. ". 5tpar3 MAIDEN DIT bic 0s,sr be-
~ionpers aufmefiam, pa oerielbe ft ale Mube
sisbt iepeu b,uiyen Wunla 3u befrtecisen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

nT Bic &u:ttuuaen muBten tresen
ManaeIs an &aum auf bic nddfe Summer
seridoben psroen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30
Deut{&t Brtef<2tfe.

9ife beutl4erBrteft, bic Bis gum 26. @ept'
,. s. ntdt ab8etolt !ruorben finb.
Damex.grttfe.
Doitn Rriitine Midel q. 6. Nrs.
6uoerlopa Rattariua Mafdfa Dnna
0oepenttal {. Mrs. @ilbelu1 Garl WrS.
6erren.Brtefe
BraunmiQer Spbn Minnemann 0ufao
8orid e. Over mann s.
Rurd Yeter Ote 0enrt
8aube j. y. prambiider Martin
Sat 5eurp Yubf 0eonarc
@er3 5eru1aun Hobce Wilhslm
Solt Otectri& @das Jotn @eors
Airbbof Mlbert @teiubamf joispb
Rable 6enrY @pcerl Weussl
Sud 6einrid Soee @tlselm
vubpe MapreaS Wtlts Scrmann
Neumann Spiepb
Das 8riefporto mad DeutiRlano rcm 1. Dc
Sember AT:
lleber Bremen unb pau1burs 7 Gte., ,3eitun'
gen 3 Gts.
ueber England 10 cts, 3eitunscn 4 cts.
6. u. Wbeelod, ,,'eltmeiiter.
G.5ettrid d, beutlder Glerf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30
Brieffaifen bcS ,@anberer.| =

ct. 6ubertus. p. 8. g. Mu9 ov&-
A.aeQte touueu ui4t inner ale Wlni&e befrte-
biSeu.
G~leyelaxb. 8. =. y. 8. @ir erpsbt~
reu bas 8latt reselua dets. Sir Sbre 1bdtis'
feit uniern beiteu Dant.
@tnsna. s. 8. Mu@ biefes eebens3et-
den freut zen @anberer.
Sir Gtn(eubun8 ntusr Nbon-
neuten u,0een unieru bersli&en Dant en1'
pfanssn: 9. M. IN luxembourg, W. u. D.. in
N.u ulm, 3. 81. tn ct. Gloub, &eu. s. :. in
Dabalbam unb y. .. 9. In Cleveland, Sbis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

Die teRe NuSwabl BON Often. aat-
pen uub banbl&ubeS bietet Doninit Bartbel.
Mer@aut Iailor. Gde Der ct. Deter uns 3.
@tra6e, BEN Yublituri an.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

Bel Domiuit BartbeL Mer9ant
Iailor, &de Der ct. peter unu 9. StraBs, fin
BET man Die bette MuswabI ueu 9utsu, 8appeu
uue paub,3uteu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

DiebeRen 9ite, &avpta uno 5ano~
l&ube iub bel Domiuif 9ar!bel, Nerdant
Sailor, Gfe Der ct. peter uuo 9. Strabe su
babeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

Der 5tastratb lebte in ieiuer lebten
@iBuns bic fir bieies Sabr au erbsbenosn
Earsn auf ben Antras tes Com mittees farNfit-
tel uno @ese. eesenuber Dem gsrani6laee bes
Gemptrpaers I'm 2 WiQs bcrab unb telttmmte
f~claenoe MnidBe:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

Glue 1emperenj 9taats-&on-
pention ioa. ME ~etulelae 3eitunsen meloeu.
oemndaf la'tfnoeu gum 3wed eines eieeueu
Geuapereu3Itdets.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30
Sub %perlDren.

9em lluter,etdneten 1T felt circa 6 NDcden feline Sub,
tpslde nnbe rpr benz Nalben mar rerlureu eesanaen.
Dteie!te III brauuarau oas linfa Srra ut eiusn 3cl
til ser unh uut, tie bat am Eiaabadet elm tietues 0ez
pdhs.
Derienise. relder CUR Dt.eererfansun5 ~terlslben Der.
btlft, erbdlt etae CUTE Bel bnun9 BET
1obn STEINER,
Rcnba Str, 80. t6. ct. pdul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30
st. Neters unterftleuneSsGe

Dds Rranfens g rrnntttes ps ct. Tsters unterfnennes'
g.reins upm I. Mpntas I'M Sctrter bis aurt 1. Nontas
i'm Nossmber bsfebt aus fcleenten perren:
Oterer Dihrtet: Sspetier ptn. nabe 2urS
Stcre. Stepblns @alenttn, IL. otra6e. ;mtldea ct.
9 ter umb Watafbdr.
unterer Difrttt: s&utstus Sob. ct. eaaI5aus.
Sanieu Nutou.
8tr. &etS, Corr. Sefr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

Dpx Man5 IN &eseasburS tin
9rrBem Drud) bur& uus bldg IL bejte-
ben fnb.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

THE GAS LoAN.-Books OF subscription
to the gas loan were opened Monday, at
the National Bank Of West Virginia, I'M
der the direction Of MeSSrs, n. Reilly, A.
]. Sweeney and W. B. Simpson, the Com.
missioners appointed by Council. When
the bank closed ut three o'clock in the
afternoon, thlrty.one thousand, eight hun.
dred dollars had been subscribed. Yes
terday, subscriptions were continued, and
additions were made to the sum taken the
previous day, bringing the aggregate up
to eighty thousand dollars. By the terms
Of the Ordinance the books are to be kept
open ten days, and il at the expiration Of
that period greater sum has been sub.
scribed than Is required to purchase the
works, the Commissioners are to appor.
ton the amount needed among the sub
scribers.
The loan is certainly one Of the very
best ever offered in this market. The
bonds bear eight per cent interest, paya-
BILE semi.annually, and are free from mu.
nicipal tax. The promptness with which
money Is seeking this investment Is an in.
Giication that capitalists regard the loan
as a good thing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

On DUTY.-The new towboat, Ed.
Hobbs entered upon duty, yesterday
morning. Steam was raised under the
boilers, and shortly alter her cables were
cast off and the staunch craft pushed out
into the stream. Everything worked ad.
mirably, and, steaming uptheriver short
distance, she was turned about and pass
ed down in fine style. We did not hear
to what point she was bound, but we
were told that she had fully entered on
the business for which she had been built.
Since our last notice Of the Hobbs, various
additions have been made to her, more Of
IN ornamental character, however, than
otherwise. We refer to the large gilt ball
between the chimneys, the gilded vane on
the jack staff, the signs on the pilot house,
and several other things not now remem-
bered. We believe it has not yet been
determined who will have command Of
this model towboat Wehope he will. be
like the craft under his charge, A No. l
in every particular.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

Doors AND SHOES, HATS AND Cars
Elsewhere in this mornings paper will
be found the advertisement of Messrs.
Stone Il Smith, northeast corner of Main
and Madison streets, AndersOn's old
stand. This firm has recently commenc.
ed business in this city, and to build up a
trade, they have brought on large and
fresh stock of boots and shoes, hats and
caps, which they oifer.at very low prices.
They make specialties Of the last men,
toned articles, and il You want the latest
style of head gear, in silk, straw leghorn
or cloth, you can be suited at this estab.
lishment. Wetrust these young, euterprs.
ing gentlemen will receive the patronage
large stock Of choice goods and their ef.
their lorts to please, so deservedIy merit.
Give them call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

To KEEP THE PEACE.-Mrs Anna Hal
pine was arrested and taken before EsQr,
ClOhan, yesterday, charged with using
loud and abusive language towards Mrs.
Mary Rotherandalso with destroying pro.
perty belonging to Mrs R. Either offence,
under The statutes Of the State, constitutes
breach of the peace, and the evidence
fully substantiating both charges, Mrs. II.
was required to give bond with penalty
one hundred dollars p keep the peace for
one year. Amer several hours effort she
succeeded in finding a bondsman, and she
was thereupOn set at liberty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

ELECTION OF DIREcToRs.-The first
annual election OF Directors for the Chill
dren's Home occurs this afternoon at 2
o'clock. If we understand the announce
ment, all who have contributed five dol
lars or more arc entitled to participate
in the election. ThepubliC exercises con-
nected with the anniversary will be held
in Washington Hall tomorrow evening.
The occasion promises to be one Of In.
terest, and VIC trust the attendance will
be such as to show those who have had
the control of the Homes affairs, that
they will have the cordial cooperation OF
the public in the future. The Home
will be thrown open to visitors this morn.
ing ut 10 o'clock, and an examination Of
the childrenin thostudics they have been
pursuing, will commence at2P.M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

SEvERELY HuRT,-Georgc Wciser, an
old citizen o! the Eighth Ward. met with
an accident two or three days since, by
which he sustained quite severe injuries.
Mr.. Weiser was driving horse attached
to II wagon along the street east of Brice's
drug store, when one Of the wheels came
in contact with some obstruction. The
jar jostled Mr.. Weiser from the seat he
was occupying, and he was thrown for.
ward between the horse and one Of the
shafts, One Of his legs was severely con-
fused, the skin very considerably abrased
on his body, and the index finger Of the
LEFT hand broken. A surgeon was called
in and his injuries properly cared for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

WHEAT, Corn AND OATs.-From Il
gentleman who came in from West Liber.
ty, yesterday, We learn that the growing
wheat looks very tlnc-good heighth for
the season of the year, healthy color, and
promises large yield. A large breadth
Of corn Is being plantcd,-much larger
than usual and is being put in the
ground in good condition. Such showers
as we had yesterday, will bring it on
rapidly. Oats promise well for heavy
crop. The breadth sowed in this grain,
also, is very large, and, with a favorable
season, the gamers Of our farmer friends
will be full to overlooking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. "A called
meeting of the Board OF Supervisors will
DO held this morning in their chamber at
the court house, commencing at ten
o'clock. We presume the vote cast at the
recent election on the Flick Amendment
will be counted and certified to the proper
authorities at Charleston. Proposals for
mediCal' attendance and advice to the in.
mates of the County Inflrmary will be
opened, and an award be made, ifbids be
satisfactory to the Board.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03


POLICE CoURT.-There was a great
falling oil in the attendance at the Police
Court and the business done, yesterday
morning, as compared with Monday
morning. There were but three cases on
the docket when the hour Of holding yes.
terday's session arrived. These were dis.
posed Of as follows: Jabus Gosney, drunk,
one dollar and costs; David Mckee, oh.
structing tho pavement with horse and
cart, dismissed at the costs of the city;
William Lauchlin, driving through the
streets at faster speed than the ordinance
permits, ten dollars and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

DANGEROUS GRATING. We call
somebody's. attention to the dangerous
condition of the grating in the pavement
in front Of C. stroble's saloon, on Market
street. One or more Of the bars have been
broken out, leaving an opening sufficiently
large to make it hazardous for pedestrians
to pass over it. 1t shouldbe looked after
before some one meets with an accident
there, resulting in broken leg or dislo-
Gated joint.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered onthe 9Th
day Of April, 1871, In cause In ChanCcry pend:
Ing In said Court, wherein Andrew q. Gillespie
stM are cOmplainants and Cecilia Gillespie Il al
are defendants, shall on .".t
Saturday, the goth Day Of May, 1871,
at 10 clock A. NJ, proceed to sell at public AuC
ton, to the highest and best bidder, At the mont
door of the Court House Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, the following described property, that
"A portion Of lotNO. III, fronting on the north
side OF Clay street, between 6th and 9TH streets,
In that part ct the city Of Wheeling commonly
known as East Wheeling, bounded ~ follows, to.
wit: Beginning ut the south east corner Of lot
No. III. thence westwArdly, with the line OF Clay
street thirty feet thence with line parallel with
the east line OF sAid lot, nOrthward eighty feet
and ten inches, thence with a line parallel with
Clay street thirty feet to the east line Of said lot
thence with the cast line Ot said lot eighty leet
and ten inches TO the beginning; the said part Of
lot fronting thirty feet On Clay street, measuring
lrOm the south east corner thereof. and running
back the depth, Of even width, of eighty feet and
ten inches" with all the buildings and appurtC.
nAnces thereuLtO belonging
TERNs or SALB-OnG.third cash, and the bal
Ance In l9 and 10 months, the purchaser, giving
bond with good security for the deferred tnstA-
ments, with interest from date; or all cash, At
purchasers option. ,,.,,,,,,
apis Special Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

NOTICE TO IIoUsEKEEpERs.- Buy your
wall paper ut PAUL Bros. & Co.'S, aud
SAVE FIFTEEN FER CENT. by getting
those wide English goods which are gen.
orally superior to American paper, both
III the quality ofthe paper and the Colors
they are printed in-AND SKILL FOR THE
SAME PRICE. You will find there the
best assortment In the City-all styles,
prices, and, qualities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

JUsr RIGHT-In the Police Court, yes
terday morning, the lnitiatory step to.
wards breaking up the practice of urging
horses through the streets at a dangerous
gait, was taken. The public thorough
fares Of IL city were not designed for race
courses, to the jeopardy of the life or
limb ofthose who are compelled TO so on
foot. We have no objection to the fullest
development Of speed in hotseAesh; we
find fault only, with the place selected for
the necessary training, and we submit to
the candid consideration ofownes of9:4O
stock, If the fine track on the Island, or the
National Road, East or West OF the city,
is not n more appropriate locality for
such development, than the narrow streets
Of our city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

TIE New WHARFBoAT.-The new
wharfboat of Messrs, G. II. Booth IL Co.
has been towed TO- the upper end Of the
landing, and is now ready Tor business.
The Office has not yet been put up, but
will be in place in a[ew days. That,
however, will not prevent the receipt and
shipment Of goods from the deck below.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

HELD TO BA1I4-Yesterday, Morgan H.
Gregg was taken into custody and
brought before Judge Johnston, charged
with assaulting W. D. Sawtell. The case
was fully examined and the charge clear
ly sustained. Gregg was required to give
bail in the sum of one hundred dollars
for his appearanceat the next term of the
circuit court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-03

Nor ALL KILLED We are informed by
agentleman ofthis city who passed several
days in the country, recently, that after a
pretty extensive examination of the fruit
buds, he had come to the conclusion that
the prospect for a fair crop was not at all
discouraging, and should there be no
further frosts, there will probably be
enough fruit for home consumption. II
our friends antiCipations arc realized, we
should be content to sacrifice the profits
arising from expectation.