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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

THE SUPPOSED POISONING CASE IN HEN
R1co.-Dr. W. II. Taylor, to whom was
submitted the stomach of Jerry Shelton for
analysis of it's contents, has discharged that
duty, and has found no trace of poison.
The coroner's jury in. this case meets this
afternoon to receive DIR. Taylors evidence
and render their verdict. Shelton was a
negro, who died suddenly at the mouse OF
Mir. Schermerhorn, in Henrico county a
few DAYS ago. ............. -. a.1a .,sr.a 3. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

TEMPERANCE JUBILEE.--.W acknowledge
an invitation to- be present at the joint
celebration of Councils IL and 49,, Char
lottesyille and University Friends Of Tenn
,perance, at the Town Hail.. Charlettes-
Vile, Friday, June 23d: Presidents, Dr. Il.
w. Nelson, of No. II, and T.: I, Castle
man. of No.. 49,; orators, w. Is. Ihomas,
of Virginia, and.J j. B. Healey, OF ,vlreinla;
Meade, Robert Nelson, and j. D. shopper
son, of Virginia : J. l.. Perkins, OF Texas
and J. j. Altman, Of Alabama. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

Though the hall-storm has been very destruc-
tive It did not destroy PIzzINI's s ice,creams. de
would be glad to have your orders o.day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

PERsoNAL.-Colonel r. r. Bridgers, Pre-
sident of the Wilmington and Weldon and
Wilmington and Manchester railroad, is in
the city, and stopping at the Exchange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

THE COUNTY School TAx.-Thus lar, sey,,
enty counties Of the State have been heard
from as having voted on the question OF Tue
county school tax. OF this number !, Seven even
teen we're opposed, and tiity-three IN iaVof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

HARVEST WursKEY-Goods snd cheap-at @
a,..f .f.s...... w. ID. BLAZE y Co.'s,
Main and 9th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14
LOCAL MATTERS

Persons leaving the city during the summer son.
son can have the Dispatch mailed to their address
~ 'oicents per month, payable In advance, ~ =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14
GENERAL STONEhAN, =

of the most efficient cavalry officers, and
who was for some time past in command of
the Department of Arizona, has forwarded
his application to be placed on the retired
list. During the war and since Gen. Stone
man has suffered from the effects of COM
plaint which the best Of medical and surgi-
cal skill has failed to alleviat Although
In the prime of life, he finds himself utterly
incapacitated for active service, and is not
willing to longer tax his strength in endea.
yorine to do duties for which he is not phys
icaIly able Washington Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

FIRST PHACHES.- This luscious fruit has Just
been received by PIzzINI, and those 10 want OF
something nice had better call early. r. -. Il
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Ledger, Weekly, and Star Journal re-
ceived from Ellyson & Taylor, 1116 Main
street. #.s1 .s
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M4soNIc.-At the last meeting of Ash
following officers we We're e. elected for the en-
suing year: George w. Darlington, w. M;
John s. james, S. W.; Rev. j. r. Wag-
gener, j. W.; Edwin Vaughan, treasurer !;
Samuel G. Rcdd, secretary VIM. Josiah
Leake, S. D.; james T. Elicit, j. D.; Thos.
u. Elicit, S. and tiler; JAS. A. Duncan and
j: w. Compton, chaplains, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

HUsTINGs CoURT.-Civil business only
was transacted in this court yesterday
The grand jury will meet to-day.
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GENERAL PLEAsoNTON,

Commissioner of Internal Revenue, mas
hennscredited with wonderful experiments
in ta11na and fora. 1t appears that the
nartv entitled to the credit is A. j. Pleason-
lon. lon Of Philadetphia, and that in eonse-
nnance of the mistake the Commissioner Is
daiIy in receipt of dozens Of letters asking
what he knows about farming. Washing
tom Republican. 1na s I.-.....'''a x l.,..a -,
His experiments were with ghss Of diff
ferent colors. r.,,I. '@' = =" - -''- ..
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SELECT WHIsKEY, q prue article, $3.50 per
gallon. W. ID. BLAIR % Co.,
Main and 9th streets.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at %, $3.50,
s3.75, and $3.50 per LOCO, at the Dispatch Printing
establishment, .-. .r,.s i. g..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

DOCkBRIDGE BATHS ~. -.a,
N AND MINERAL SPRINGS,
NINE MILES SOUTH OF GOSHEN DEPOT,
CHES. 4 q. K. r.. ON MAIN STh GE
ROADS TO LEXINGTON, VA.
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Crcquet, croqaet, at ELLYsoN s. TAYLoR's
bookstore, Ills Main street. ...s. .-., ..., ..
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ID wAyTEsB0RO', VA.

This house is stil open for the reception OF vis-
tors. It Is sttaated Ia The pleasant village OF
Waynesboro'. Immediately under the Blue Ridge
noun :Stns, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
PRICE or BOARD; o. per day, $40 per week, $50
per month. GEORGE a. BRUCE,
| te ls-lm 'rs's Proprietor
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TIE WILLARD HOTEL INTERCOLLEGIATE PLAIN
TIFFS OBTAIN AN INJUNCTION q f. I

TIFFS OBTAIN AN INJUNCTION. -- ~a
In 1861 Joseph and Henry Willard exc.
cuted lease of Wizards Hotel to Sykes,
Chadwick & Presbury for ten years, ending
the 10th day of July, 1871. .t..-,r -
The lease was exceedingly strict and
harsh, and contained ell sorts OF covenants
to be performed by the lessees. At the
time of taking the lease Sykes, Chadwick d
Presburv purchased the furniture on
the premises belonging to the Willards for
100000, and executed a deed Of trust on
the same and on all furniture to be after
wards purchased by them for the hotel, to
secure The performance of the covenants in
the lease. Among the covenants in the
lease was one providing that the lessees
should keep the hotel open during the en-
tire term. and one providing that the les
sees should make all repairs and keep the
house in good repair. i.f
Some time since Mr.. Sykes advertised the
furniture for sale, and the Wizards wrote
him assuming to forbid the sale unless he
would pay some fifteen thousand dollars
damages for not repairing, and employed
counsel to prepare bill in equity to re-
strain the sale. 80 ~+-i|@ '.f Id. Il ,.
Sykes communicated to his counsel>infor-
nation as to what was going on, and he
thereupon Immediately prepared bill for
the lessees, seeking to eDjoln the Willards
and their agents from in any way interter-
ing with Sykes in making his sale, and filed
their Dill the day before yesterday, before
the Willards had theirs ready .s.5 r. @.
The petition for injunction was heard yes
terllay on the lessecs' bill, the bill OF VIII
lartls being read at the trial, rs an aff1daylt.
Yesterday morning Judge MacArthnr,
holding the Chancery court, gave his opln-
ion, granting the injunction prayed for by
the lcssees, and fully sustaining them i'll
their position, and forbidding the WillardS
from LII any way interfering with the sale,
under the penalty of bond III double the
amount of their claim.
The sale will be proceeded with this
morning. Washington Patriot, 18th.
A NOTED PUGILIsT-HE is WANTED IN RICH
s. MOND, VA. .h
Upon the arrival Of the train from Rich
mond yesterday Detective McDeyitt arrest
cd Chas. Doherty, one of the seconds in the
White -kersey prize.1ght, upon the follow.
ing dispatch from Richmond 81 ,i-.sr.'
"Arrest Chas. Doherty and Jos. Kersey
Left in train at O'Clock. viii arrive on
boat in morning. Charge, felony. Baggage
agent Mayo will point them out. Hold then
- JOHN Poe, JR., Chief or Police"
Doherty was o second in the prize-fght
fought on Friday last near Richmond, and
is held to be amenable to the laws OF Fir.
ginia. ~, =, II go, ], 4.
IL is expected that Kcrsey will he cap
tured upon the arrival of the morning
train, and both will be held to await the
orders from the Mayor of Richmond
| Washington PGtriot. : 4. ! a tiIgVIl
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Shirts and Clothing made to order by E. B.
SPENCE s. soy. Perfect fit or no sale.
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CFFICE RICHMOND DANDPErERsBURG1 Il
RAILROAD COMPANY,
s. ...rs.'.. RrcuMnSn Jnua r. 1871 y -

A 7, A MEETING,O ,OFr THE BOARD OF
II DIRECTIONS Of the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company, held ut the otnee OF the
COMPANY on the sLh day or June, 1871. IL was re-
solved and ordered that general meeting or the
sockholders of the comp any be called be held az
the Office Of the company, near ne corner oJ byru
WEDNESDAY, the l2lh DAY OF July. ISL. at IL
O'Clock NJ, TO consider ard act upon communi.
cation from the Board or Public Works, dated ms
18th day Of april lS7l, In relation 10 the exscu-
lion of contract as required by the irst section
of an act entitled an &c. directing the Board oi
PubItc Works 10 sell. &c., &c, &C., approved
brought before the meeting, -,
Notice Is hereby given that general mestinR o. o.
r stirnad Com pauy bc held ut the time aud place
me ntfoned in the foregoing resolution, 2.
- THOMAS II. WYNSE, eFesi.ehts
M. W. WARRINGTON, Sec'y ana ~ ~tleasF N +.
E'E.tf-& - sRtIt-E
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GRUBBS g WILLIAMS will sell at
Mrs. Conway's residence, on (}overno, -. 49,, ~
arosewood piano, parlor and. chamtar rn.s. 1,ee'
ture 80. Aurni-
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS win eel, :. :, n" ;, :,
building Tot on the corner Of ve2.,ia ~. ~
Adams streets. . '7n'.frs ~ ,.F'S' ~ "-u u
Cc'oK LAUGHToN will sell st tbo ., ,,o. >,
: J. d. Pleasants at 10 a. M, family horses
:, vehicles, SO. o.e. -,. .....,.-".'' AN.e'' Hot tSe''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

DR.. GEO. b. STEEL has returned to the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

'oOMETHING NEW..S0uIHElsK.SS !
= STEAM LAUNDRY AND DYEtsG ESrAs- srriass
LISHMENT.-W,e have hned @ @ ap .ac p,smus. snnarss
mo MS. an snd p viii carr2 on . general WAshiSG
ssGonkING, SCI AND DXElNG BashlsnSs., nsl,S ,.v We
viii do all Bind, OF washing Tor hssnGoi I Hie' snd
sb".te.s notice. soiled carpets tel9vae4 30 - 70
DYEING In ali It's branches cope II : sut'i'i''
III bup wagon will call for and deliver al ~osN
W wfth punc luallty and system. o,,v f,,os
by permission We fsiss Of y , s Amsriesa Hots
Shields s Cary, and others, sr,oyr a 90, r
z, -. Proprietors..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

There win be GRAND DRESS BALL at the
BATHS on FElDAY NIGHT, July 7tl. -.-
80 19-SSWow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

A -YNUAL MEETING. The regular am
q ns.I n'set,ny OF the stockholders Of the Wiz.
rinla Fire and Marine Insurance Company w ,hs
be held At the com pany's Shce on .iec.ian @
Of directors Will take place. ,a.,u, s.,,x,,s
. 10 sid 's'1ftl. sst WIN. WILLIS. s8., seoy.-1
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS. VA,
II

fWID WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
< 4, ,ChBRIDGE COUNTY, VA, Two niles
IT, IA GO..cn Depot Of the Chesapeake ana ONO
-. HUaI- and L!liy;y-'our milts west OF staunt0n
5f.NE "
!rlns furnished with entirely new furniture, L
.su give ttisi4c.iou. -
"ooG BAH room music is la attendance.
BOARD: Per day, So; per month, S3o TWO
months, s!E per month; three months, $4o per
G."!t,.
44!ly lne Of stages 10 this place from Go. hen
ID, ,g..
~. JgIIE X. OUD, resident physician.
}. Il. GDODLD=, PROPRIETOR.
NatDr p. n. WoODwAED, so veil known 10 the
A.Hg,. tu. public, is d. manager. my 25-lm
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x,-uwER RES0R~-


---.,,,r\W0,p DEPOT, on the Chesa-
a oho and rstras at ,ns fsS' ss the Ss
" WI r.Setn &c nfrssSi, sS,dss and S SSaz
>ss ~s'er; g. .,c~ north $50 per week, or o. per
~. ~. Zen 'auter IwelNe years ana ''''Se"
..,,-is i'" F''''' W. DINWipnlF,
.~c,uwcnA lrpoi, G. ( q. Il. e.
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,,-r>r END HOTEL, Long Branch,
" = T. formerly stetsou H>use.l just re-
-...s. tame 18Th: modern in structure and
....' -. ~ every respect. VIII be under the
.'''...,....: of James Sykes. OF Wizards,
q "a. and Pete: sraaer, now OF the Gilsey
- ~ YORK formerly OF the New York
: ,'' .S...,-a;,ouS FOR rooms, &C, received at
,,t,,. ~ NJ. Gardner. AT Gilsey House, n.
SYKES, GARDNER & Co,
=. ~, PrupTtctors.
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..-.,,,, SUMNER RHSoRT-famous for
~. ,u1 as-ceaU:c H,.:"se baths tempeea'
s.. 3. RESI- a, well a. Us tonic w1ierS-wili be
-.r.. season OF TIE tIth JUn".
-. hr,rl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-13

THE plague which recently destroyed
10000 of the 10000 inhabitants Of Buenos
Ayres, is said to have originated in the
following way; Some Paraguayan pris.
oncrs Of war, who returned TO Paraguay
last year. were found, on landing ut
Asnncion, to be suffering from yellow TO-
yer. Many Of the cases proved fatal. The
foul state Of the city, and exhausted con.
ditlon ofthe ParaguRyans after the suffer.
ings Of the war, were peculiarly provoca-
tive Of pestilenCe, and speedily fever
broke out which tue physicians declared
to be "bilious itcheroid." Hundreds per.
islcd, and thousands fled to the country
districts. The disease next spread to
Corricntcs, and there IL made fearful ray.
ages, one.iourth Of the inhabitants perish.
Ing, including many Of the physicians and
apothecaries. From Correntcs tho malady
spread to Duenos Ayrcs, u filthy city
which steamed like o dunghill whenever
u liotsu ahOne out after ashower Ofrain.
SO honeycombed Is the city with old
wells, that IL sometimes happens that a
lady falls through her parlor floor into an
untitled well under the carpet. The wa.
ter Of the river Plata was SO thoroughly
poisoned by filth that the dead fish cover.
ed the roadstcad and river; yet this was
tue water which the inhabitants Of Buenos
Ayres had to drink. The air was foul
and sickening; the water was corrupted;
the earth was reeking with abomination.
The plague found the place ripe for the
harvest Of DEATH The people contem-
plate changing to n more healthy site.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-13

THE Apportionment Bill now under the
consideration of Congress fixes the nun.
Der Of members Of the House at 23l, on
basis Of l3Gll0 souls to each represen.
tative, and gives all additional member 10
States having fraction more than one.
half that number, by which latter Illinois
and Missouri would gain another member
al large, and Rhode Island would keep
one OF its present members. Gen, But.
lcrs amendment provides that the cleo.
ton in all States for members of Con.
gress shall be held on the fnt Tuesday
after the first Monday in November, by
which the election Of members Of Con.
gress would, every fourth year, be held on
tue same day as that for President and
Vice President. 1t is considered that the
present system Of electing members Of
Congress at different times in the several
States depriyes the people Of the opportu.
nifty to speak uniformly on any great
question Of legislation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-13

HIsToRY IN ADvERTisEMEsrs..-Itha has
often been said that the history Of n ma
ton may be found in It's newspapers. The
important part that the advertising col
umns bear in the record may he seen in
the following published within thirty
years Of each other:
FIVE DOLLARS 1IEwARD.-llun away
from the subscribers, on the 23d day Of
November last, the negro boy Oscar
Dunn, an apprentice TO the plastering
trade. He Is Of Grille color, between
twenty and twenty.One years Of age, and
about five feet ten or eleven inches high.
All persons are cautioned not TO harbor
said boy under penalty Of the law vii.
son and Patterson, corner ST. John and
Common strCcts.GNCto Orleans nca,Minc,
1871.
DTRD.-In New Orleans, Wednesday,
November 90, 1871, Hon. Oscar ]. Dunn,
Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana.
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 1871.

Tue Weston Dsmo-raf proposes - the
Convention the following basis for appor.
tioning the House Of Delegates:
Give to every county one delegate by
reason Of territorial demands. Give two
delegates to every county containing .
population Of more than ten thousand in
habitants, and one additional delegate for
every ten thousand inhabitants above that
number This will enlarge the rcpTcscn.
talon 10 II, which will neither be too nu-
mCrous or expensive"
There is just one difficulty about enlarg-
ing the House. The hall provided for that
body in the building at the Permanent
Scat temporarily occupied rs capitol, is
barely large enough, (aswe arc iniormedl
by close crowding, to hold the present
House OF SO members. 1.-THE House is to
be enlarged by IS members 1t Will DC
necessary TO seek other quarters. Is II a
part Of the tactics OF the capital movers to.
secure an enlargement with an eye to that
necessity:
There is one thing to be said, however,
in favor Of the enlargement oil the mem.
bership Of q Legislature; in makes it
more expensive for the people who are
around each winter buying up Legisla-
lures 1t costs more to purchase hun
dred men than fifty; and while it costs
the State more to pay their per dtem, the
increased difficulty thrown in the way OF
the lobby saves to the State many times
over that additional cost.
II an increase in the membership Of the
House should operate in the two paricu'
lars suggested, as we indicate, We should
be inclined TO favor it.
AS to the Senate" adds the Democrat
"reduce its members and make it mere
revisory body" What the Senate needs
to make it a "revisory body is not so
much reduction of numbers as an i'm.
provement in quality. If anything can
be done in that direction, we shall be glad
to sec ii.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-13

IT is now stated that no amnesty bill
will be considered before the holidays
In view, however, Of the recent action Of
the Southern Investigating Committee,
and also the opinions elected in the dis.
cussion at the recent meeting Of the
House Judiciary Committee, II is consid.
cred that when this measure Is once
taken up, there will be but little opposi.
ton to It's passage. ....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-13

THE Supreme Court OF the United
States, by an unanimous decision Mon.
day, holds that the laws by which taxes
are levied in some Of the States upon
commercial travellers are unconstitutional,
being opposed TO the clause which dc
clares that tho citizens of each State shall
possess all the privileges and immuniLies
Of citizens Of the several States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-13

WENDELL PHILLIPS, in temperance
lecture at Worcester, last Friday night,
said we have now no political party that
dareS to enforce the liquor law, but the
children Of the present generation would
see a great uprising, that would wage q
successful war upon rum, or their children
would live In an empire,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-13

The Pittsburgh Mail says the refusal Of
Mr. GARHETT, President Of the Baltimore
Il Ohio Railroad Company, which is now
operating the Pittsburgh 81 Connclsville
Railway, TO reduce the excessive rates
charged our coke manufacturers for the
transportation OF their commodity, will
result in the early construction Of a branch
road from Grcensbmg to Connellwillc by
the Pennsylvania Central Company
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-13

THERE Is no immediate prospect that
any determined effort will be made against
the ranking abuse in the present Con.
gress. Even II there be, there il no as
surance that II will succeed. Ancr awhile,
the people will make this matter test in
the nomination and election Of Congte.a.
men. Then II will succeed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-13

SENATOR SUMMERS proposition 10
abolish the Internal Revenue bureau,
with all the array Of collectors, assessors,
inspectors and deputies, precisely meets
the popular wish at this time, and bids
fair to be supported by a strong pressure
Of public opinion on Congress. The
country demands relief from taxation;
and first Of all from that taxation which
supports supcrnurnerary oiTlcch0ldcrs.
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DIEt,

.KFA!Ip.I,glh Monday e'9lng, December If,
~, NJ eigeht nE'IHE IhtnEHiCK, son OF
BnDnihs and days
Tho fahcfal will hk1 pAtr this "wednesday,
afternoon al O'Clock, from the Tepidcaen u hl-
parents, on YIrgihlA sitoGl, Wheeling islahd
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pUY THE BEST.

Tho "PCCrlcss" Clothes Wringer will outwear
Anyand all others and do tho work better than
can be done by hand, saving Labor, Time and
Clothes. Take one on trial, and II not satisiac-
tory return II and ut your money. The poor
particularly cannot Afford to do without one Of
these celebrated Wringers.
Price only 60 80 with cogs. Cheaper and bet.
ter than all others. other varieties of wringers
in stock. Also the celebrated Union Washing
Machines. .
npy27 PRYOR poYn 4 RI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-13

Mn. DIGuTNs, of the New York Herald
Bureau, front oillce,) Is much Compli.
mnent on his grand impeachment sensa-
H W, in Saturdays Hemh.- Washington
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PAUL. q ORR,
dcc7 MARKET STREET.

NOTICE. -, -. ,,.,..,.
WHEELING, W. Va, Oct, II, 1871.
Notice Is hereby that at meeting OF this com.
pany, held this day, II was unanimously
ReSOlCed, That we, the Board OF Directors, do
hereby order 10 be made an assessment Of thirty.
two Ci2 per cent OF the capital stock OF this CON.
pany, payable at the CompAny's oilce on or be.
lore the 3lst day Of December, 1871.
Alta subsequent meeting heh October 81, 1911,
II was, on motion, resolved to increase the CAPT.
tai of this company Fifty ThouEaud Dollars.
Notice being hereby given that the books for
subscription TO the additional stock will he open
to present stockholders, at tho COmpany'B ONCE,
on Monroe street, IN the city Of Wheeling, on
THURSDAY, December II, A. d. 1871, between
the hours OF 0 O'Clock 4. n. and 3 O'Clock T.. NJ,
under the superintendent OF Q. NJ. COGn, SGcre.
lAry. The book will bo kept open for three days,
Thursday Friday and Saturday, December nth,
18th and 10th, at tho zane place aud same hours,
closing on the 10th.
cash lDBtAlment Of Twenty Dollars per share
will be reqnired 10 be paid on subscribing.
GEO. ARNDRL,
tI j. N. VANCE,
GEO. W. FRANZIlEIM,
Commissioners.
Wheeling, Dec. 4, A. D. 1871. dec5
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.eceihs that tho sensation" was simply
an UnmitlgN'ed lie, we fail to sec the
ground Of Compliment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-13

THE latest move in the Ohio Senatorial
fight Is proposition 10 elect Hon. JONI
A. BINGHAM. .... rim d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-13
A TTENTtoN IRON MEN.

Tho Salem Coal and Iron Company having
leased twelve hundred C9OO acres Of coal land
and completed shat, and having made tests Of
the coal entirely satisfactory to themselves
find 1t equal in quhtiiy to any mined in Eastern
ohio-thcy now wish the cooperation oil practl.
cal iron men and capitalists in erecting Blast
Furnace on this property. Address,
SALEM COAL q IRON CO.,
dcc7 Salem, Ohio.