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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-20
SAINT LOUIS.
Excursion of New York Capitalists.

Excursion oil New YORK Capitalists
ST. LOUIS, May 10.
A party of Directors and stockholders
Of the Missouri, Kansas a. Texas Rail
road, arrived here this evening from New
York, in two Pullman palace cars, and
will leave tomorrow TO inspect the four
hundred completed miles Ot that road.
Among the partyarC George benson, Vice
President; Francis Skeddy, Ex.Mayor;
Geo. Opdyke, Jas. Bryce, ThOs. Free.
born, David Austin, Richard Mount, and
other prominent gentlemen. They will
visit Chicago before returning home.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
A water pipe running across one of the
smelling furnaces Of the Kingland Iron
Works, in South st. Louis, burstCd yCsler.
day, letting water into the furnace, which
exploded, scattering the molten iron in all
directions, and badly burning Joseph
llentz, Jas, Dalton, Richard Hurley and
Patric Quinn, who were working near by.
BABY SHOW.
A baby show was held at the Temple
to-day in connection with the festival Tor
the benefit OF the Good Samaritan Hos.
pital, and created an immense sensation
among the ladies. The hall was iammcd,
and the competition was very lively.
Eight single babies, seven pair OF twins
and one set OF triplets were on exhibition.
The first prize was awarded to John
Walker, 4 months old, and weighing 81
pounds; and the second prize TO John B.
German, 7 months old, and weighing 20
mounds
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tutes and drunkards. A requisition has
been made for the silver candlestiCks in
the Cathedral Of Notre Dame.
Persons without passports are prevent
ed from leaving the city.
The Committee of Safety Is determined
to Easc Paris 10 the ground rather than
surrender.
There was heavy canOnAde on the
south west enCiente this morning.
VERSAILLES, May 10.
Marshal McNIahon in the general or.
ders read TO the army to-day, tells the
soldiers that the rebels have destroyed the
monument in the Place Vendome, which
the foreign enemies had left undisturbed,
and eXhOrts them to redOublG their efforts
to preserve tho country and its glorious
memories.
LONDON, May 10.
All special dispatches to the London
journals concur in representing that II
reign Of terror prevails in Paris, Many
eminent citizens are daily imprisoned, and
the lives of those held as hostages are
dcspaired Of Twenly.One members of the
Commune no longer attend its sittings,
but remain in their respective arrondisse-
ments.
-Four hundred Versailists arc said to
have deserted yesterday. Batteries have
been established at the Dauphine Gate,
which has been strongly fortified with
earthworks and new barricadGs.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
New Trial Asked for Mrs. Fair.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL May 49,
Mrs Fairs attorney has flied n lengthy
bill Of exceptions on the application for II
new trial. It charges errors Of ruling in
the court and misconduct Of jurors and
newly discovered evidence apparently not
Of an important character. The general
impression is that all points will he over
ruled.
The first spike on the Northern Pacific
Railroad was driven at Kalama, Oregon,
yesterday with appropriate ceremonies.
Harrison J. ShurtleiT, native Of Mid
deborough, Mass, California pioneer
was killed by the falling Of n tree at
Seattle, Oregon, on the 10Th inst. Ralph
Waldon Emerson LEFT overland this morn.
ing.
The Congressional Representative A.
A. Sergeant, made a speech on the rights
OF convention and endorsing the move.
mcnt.
Last night the press and citizens Of
California extended cordial welcome Ia
Mrs Albert d. Richardson who Is now
here
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
The Treaty OF Washington Con.
demned.
FREpEnIcKrowN, n. D., My lO.


FREDERICKTowN, N. D., May 10.
The Legislature of New Brunswick has
adopted by unanimous votes In both
branches a resolution condemnatory Of
the terms OF the treaty OF Washington in
so far rs they affect the interests Of Canada.
Amer the passage of the resolution con.
deming the treaty proposed by the Joint
High Commission, the Legislature was
prorogued with the usual formalities. The
following Is a paragraph in 1t. Governors
speech relating to the treaty and the re-
suit Of the deliberations Of the Joint High
Commissson at Washington.
$50 far as our Dominion provincial in
terests arc involved in the United States
It is calculated to excite alarm and dissat.
isfaction, but we cannot for q moment
suppose that the Dominion Parliament
will give its consent to those parts Of the
treaty which dispose Of our invaluable
fishery rights for the veriest mockery Of
an equivalent, when we should have re.
ceived in return therefor, at least, free ad.
mission TO the United States markets fol
our ships, coal and lumber"
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Engagement at ASnieres.
vcrsailIists Repulsed at Porte Dan.
phlne.

LONDON, May 10.
A DdRy NelrS special gives n report that
the Versaillists have occupied CliChy, and
that u sharp engagement has been fought
at AsniCres. 1t Is rumOred that the Yer
saillists attempted to storm the DauphnU
gate Of Paris, and were rCpulsed. A Paris
Journal says the Duede Broglie will re.
place Favre in the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs aller the ratification of u treaty of
peace.
A Times special dispatch says that the
National Guards have stopped services in
the Stauguslin and Trinite Churches, and
turned the Sisters Of Mercy out Of their
convent The Federalisis have been
beaten by the Versailles troops in the Zoo
logical Gardens The lrussinns are near
the CONTAINS Archevique, in the Depart
ment Of the Seine.
LONDON, May 10.
A dispatch from Paris on the 18th says
that the Vcrsailists attacked Fort Mont.
rouge on that day. A reinforcement
reached the garrison while the fighting
was in progress, and the attack was not
only repulscd but several cannon were
captured by the Fcdcrals. An attack by
the Versailles troops on the village Of
Vanvres was also repulsed, and the Yer.
sailIists were beaten in Bois De Boulogne,
and before the Maillot Gate. The latter
has been destroyed. The Versailles flag
floats over Nnnvres
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Fire at Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, VAo May TO-
The market building with two adloin.
ing houses were burned this morning In
the building were the Mayors office,
Council chamber, Auditors and other
offices, and the Alexandria and
Washington Masonic Lodge.room, also
the old museum, containing many inter.
cSting relics, all Of which were destroyed.
The archives uf the corporation were
saved. The loss is estimatedat from fifty
toseventy.five thousand dollars; insurance
ten thousand
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, May 10.
The German Parliament has agreed to
the additional clauses to the postal trca.
ties Of 1867 and 20. between Germany
and the United States.
BERLIN, MHy 10.
Bismarck leaves to-day for Frankfort,
where he will meet Favre and POnycr
Qucrtier for the purpose Of exchanging
ratifications Of the treaty Of peace.
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ITTTSBuRGlI, May ~.
In the Non.EpiscOpal Methodist Con.
ference Rev. Wm. Walker presented the
report Of the Board Of Ministerial EduCa.
tiOn, which was referred to the Commit.
tce0n Ministerial Education. DR.. Collier
presented n number of resolutions relative
To the appointment Of committee to co.
operate with similar committee 10 be
appointed by the Conference Of the NJ i.
Church. with II view to forming union.
Referred tn the Committee on MctliOlistic
Union. The various pulpits Of all Evan.
gcliCal denominations in the two cities
will be filled by the delegates on Sunday
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lhCIMOND, VA, May 10.
A violent tornado and hail storm pass.
ed over belt OF land one mile wide in
New Kent county. Trees and houses were
blown down, and persons in the road
knocked scnsclcss by hail stones Hail
wns formed in places nine inches deep.
The crops are entirely destroyed. -Four
years ago, similar tornado passed over
ihe same belt Oi land.
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Southern Presbyterian Assembly.


The toyrtr.JourRdrS Huntsville, Ala
hama, special says; The Standing Com.
mlllecs ol the Presbyterian General As.
SmbIy were appointed this morning.
KeY. L r Dabncy, y. D., is Chairman of
'lc Committee on Bills and Overtures,
ana Rev W. W. Hill, y. D., Chairman of
Hc Judiciary Committee Richmond,
Nfslnin, was chosen as the place oi meet
.ns iot the next General Assembly. The
ipSWts ul the Executive, Sustentation,
loTeIsn Missions and Publication Com.
Hl,l'ec were read and referred to the Sec
'ciary and Treasurer. Sstentation was
asked Tor the Committee of Investigation
"0 account Of certain newspaper articles.
me report on the revised book OI
,aNtch order will not be made till next
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ThcINashvllle Exposition.

NASHVILLE, May 10.
The General Assembly Of the Cumber.
land Presbyterian Church, now in ses.
sion here, visited the Tennessee ExpOsi.
;ion to-day. The members from abroad
were asiGnishcd at the number, variety
and excellence Of the articles exhibited.
Nearly len thousand people attended dur.
ing the day.
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NJ. +. Zion Church Conference Mt
POughkeepsie.
pouonKEErsIE, n. 7, May

POU0HKEEPsIE, n. l., May IV'
The Conference of the NJ. f. Zion
Church met here today. The following
resolution was adopted:
"Re0lred, That in this enlightened day,
as ministers, we discOuntenancC n scheme
or plan that has for It's object the estab.
lishmcnt of separate schools or colleges for
colored people In this State, and that we
favor the issuing ofa call for State Edn-
cational Convention, to take into consid.
Grafton the subject Of equal school
privileges
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Reign of Terror in Paris.
The City to be Razed Before Sur.
rendered.
Mcmahon Appeals to the Glorious
Memories of France.
PARIS, MAY 10.

The Committee Of Safety have decided
on suppression Of the Rcvno deS Dcus
M0ndeS, Arenir journal, Pdtris, Comune
JvSiice, and five other journals. No new
journals are TO be established until the
civil war is over, Writers must sign their
articles, and are liable to trial by court
martial, and punishment for atGcks on
the Government.
Officers who hesitate to obey orders
are warned that they will be considered
guilty of treason.
Many arrests have been made OF prostl.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Explosion md Loss Of Lifc..-Rail.
road Progress.
New ORLEANS, May 10.

New ORLEANS, May 10.
A Times Galveston special, reports an
eyplosion on the new steamer SlOnewall
from Galveston for Lake Charles, near
High Island. Five men were killed, and
several others were injured.
The track laying upon the first western
division Of the New Orleans, Mobile &
Texas Railroad, was completed yesterday
to Donaldsnnyille, q distance Of O3 miles
from this city. Traffic Will soon be open
to that place Astrong force of men are
employed in the extension Of the road.
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TIE MINING DIsTURBA Noes.
One of the Magnates Arrested for
Murder.


New YoRK, May 10.
A special correspondent telegraphed
last night from Scranton that W. W.
Scranton, the chief actor in tho Briggs
shaft resumption drama, was arrested yes.
terlay morning and brought before Alder.
man Jones The Hyde Park miners arc
beginning to think that the corporation
magnates are really amenable to the law
and can not violate ii reCklcssly. The
charge against this young man makes him
accessory before the fact in the murder Of
BENJAMIN Davis and David Il. Jones.
Ills advent to the Alderman's office was
an exciting scene. lie was accompanied
by half a dozen railroad magnatcs and
escorted by soldiers without uniforms.
lls counsel waived m examination and
the Alderman Immediately wrote ont q
Committal sending him to the cOuntp Jail.
The party went by special tEain To Wilkes
barre, obtained II hearing before Judge
Dana and entered bail Of $4,000 for
his appearance Mt the next court. The
arrest and subsequent proceedings were u
rich treat to the miners, and the incidents
in the affair reveal poetic justice to u high
degree. One Of the COnstables arrcsting
Scranton had been discharged by him
tour days ago in n very sarcastic manner.
This constable took especial pleasure in
showing how the tables had been turned
The people, although much excited, have
been well disposed. The laborers work.
Ing at Briggs shaft are not molested. The
Scranton nni Hyde Park miners will vote
ior or against resumption to-day. The
prospects are favorable Tor work.
Vote TO Resume Work.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
A dispatch from Hyde Park to-day
says ut a meeting held here this morning
It was voted to resume work by II large
majority and the miners will resume II
once Mt the Companies offer.
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Verdict Against the City of Rich.
mond.

RICHMoND, VA, May 10.
In the United States Circuit Court to.
day Henry !. Smith, now citizen Of New
York, obtained verdict against the city
Of Richmond for $1,000 damages, for
whisky destroyed by order Of the City
Council the night before the evacuation Of
the city.
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BURLINGTON, N j., May TO-
Yesterday q sea seal, weighing 500
pounds, was discovered in the Delaware
river below Burlington, and was driven
on the flats and shot
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SWITZERLAND.

BERNIE, May 10.
Austria has proposed and Switzerland
agreed to q conference to nke measures
TO prevent the spread Of lhe rinderpest.
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TURKEY.
Conrentrntlon OF 30 .ooo Troon,.

CONsTANTINOrLE, May 10.
A force of 10000 Turkish troops has
recently becn'cOnCentrated at ShCamla on
the main route between WallaChia and
COnstantinople.
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The Central railroad excursion party
W iowa has Just returned from Duluth,
U Rli ate in ST. Louis ut the Southern
Hotel this morning.
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Bribery investigation Adjourned.
MADISON, Wis, May 10.
The bribery investigation adjourned to
Milwaukee, May %,
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disposed Of, Messrs, Connolly Travis and
Young were appointed committee to
wait upon Or, Bates and inform him Of
bis nomination for the office Of Mayor,
and request his acceptance,
The Committee retired and in a few
minutes returned and announced that DR..
B. respectfully declined the nomination.
This made the mayoralty an open ques-
ton again, and in addition 10 the two
nominees before voted for (AIessrs. LETTERS
and Hall,) the name Of Capt John Mcclure
was mentioned. Before q ballot was
taken, Capt McIIure's name was with.
drawn on the assurance that he would
not consent TO be candidate. .i-Hs %
A ballot was thereupon ordered and re-
suited; Jefers, 1900; Hall 1917. BE-
Mr.. LETTERS was declared the nominee Of
the Convention for the office Of Mayor.
On motion the Convention adjourned,
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CuANoE-The moderate temperature
OF tho past few days experienced u sud-
den and very decided change yesterday,
A raw, cold, cutting wind prevailed dur
ing almost tho entire day, and'atler dark,
snow, resembling dry, white frost more
than anything else, began 10 TALL. The
mercury was several degrees below the
snow point, to the great regret of livery
stable men and ardent, dashins young
gents. So far has the winter already I'D.
vanced thatiti is extremely problcmatical
whether we shall have more than few
hours slcighing, continuously. I'D 'H
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RE.ELEcTED.-The new board Of Di-
rectors of tho Peabody Insurance Com.
pany met at their office on Market street,
u few evenings since and organized by
elccting William Bally, President, Alonzd
Loring, Vice President, N. G. Arthur,
Secretary and W. IL. Agnew, Assistant
Secretary. qr a
These gentlemen have been in charge
Of the Peabody's interests ever since the
of the company, and its sue.
ccsshl career thus far, we trust Is but the
earnest Of yet more brilliant future,
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POLICE CouRT.-Iohn Reddy was be.
fore the police court, Saturday morning,
on the old charge, drunk, Between get,
ting drunk and expiating therefor on the
chain gang, John manages to have him,
self prominently before the public pretty
much all the time. He was fined the usual
amount Zone dollarJ md costs, and in dc.
hult orpayment was sentupior five days.
Richard Mccormick was called up 70
answer for assaulting his wife, but as one
ol.!hC witnesses in his hehalfyas not pres
ent, the trial was postponed until this
morning, -.u., ....,....,...,,
Ed. Murphy and William Smith, two
lads charged with breaking windows In
the Lutheran church on Fourth street, were
arraigned to answer therefor. Tho wit.
nesses for the prosecution failed to identity
the accused, and they were discharged.
Tho Reynolds boys, implicated in The
same affair, paid their share q the dam.
ages and the proceedings againSt lhGn
were dismissed. " ' 5,h
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( TRANsRERs OF REAL ESTATE The fol.
lowing transfers of real estate were ad.
mitted TO record during the week ending
on the Goth instant; aat a'r-aEi a31
Deed made December 90, by II. W.
Phillips and wife to Walter Marshall for
lots Nos, 5 and 0, in Phillips addition to
the city Of Wheeling 800. Admitted
January IA. ''' 49, 49, .
! Deed made January 10 by John Nolan
and wife TO the Central Glass Company
for lot on south side Of Quincy Street,
part Of Shriver's garden, and for the coal
privilege in Wheeling hill south Of Sut-
TONS line, Union Street extended3 80 1900.
Admitted January IA. rI D.t IN
Deed made January 16by Simon Hork-
heimer and wife to Robert II. Stewart,
for the north half Of lot No. 1874, west
side Of Fourth Street; 1900 Admitted
January 10. ug6.lmT iI. igGu iHI
Decd made January II by r. IL Cum
minis and wife to Leroy A. ,Lallance for
tho middle third Of lot No. 1872, o. A.
zane's additionI $1,000. Admitted JAN
uary 10. ..ln|
Deed made January "A, by Alexander
7. Caldwell, and others, to William
Remkc, for lot No. 10, West side Of Boil.
ton street, South side Of Division, $500.
Admitted January IL, l lri nui nl III
Deed made ,Janaury 1Saby r. II, Cum
minis and wife, to Thomas N. Clark, for
the north 81 feet Of lot No. 1852, o. A.
Zane's addition; 5000. Admitted Janu.
ary 10. 1ipuitr rHi 40 'a,a 70 fir1
Deed made January 20, by John Wal
tiers and wife, to Matthias Jellers, in trust
for Hanna Walters, wife Of John Walters,
for part Of lets Nos. IS and 80, East side
Of Main street, 10 feet front; $500. Ad.
mitted January 20. ..'r 80.
Deed made June 4, 1866, by Thomas G.
Yates and wife, to Margaret Williamson,
for OF acres Of land on creek; $500. Ad.
mitted January 20. Jaly hi' um.Y.
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WEST VIRGINIA PosroFrIoE STATS.
TIcs,-During the last fiscal year the let.
ter hostages in this State amounted to
$l,14e; newspaper, $0sO7; stamps sold,
$s4,O49; receipts, $4,000 expenditures,
$132,055; excess over receipts, S36I 446.
There arc in the State 17S mail routes
-Arnoldsburgh, Braxton Court House
Buckhannon, Fairmont Gauley Bridge,
Huntesville, Wayne Court house, have
three routes running from them Clarks-
burgh, Harrisvillc, AIorgantown, Prince
ton and Wheeling, four each jackson
Court House, five, and Ranawha Court
House, eight 'lar.. Hsa 9ui'G ...u .liba
Andrew G. Williams has been appoint
cd Postmaster at West Milford, Harrison
county, West Virginia, vice ], G, DENIM.
son, resigned. ''''-,a . giI
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RETURNED.-W. p. Hubbard Esq, late
Clerk of the House Of Delegates, reached
the city ycster,lp morning, from the
Permanent Seat, whittier he went to
call the House to order on the first day Of
the present session, rs is made his duty
under the statute. Mr.. II. went tho over.
land route, and had rough but jolly pas
sage. He returned ria the river, making
the trip in three days and nights. NJ
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OFF FOR THE PERMANENT sEAT,-
Hon. D. Lamb and Capt And, Wilson
LEFT on the 4:5O train last evening for
Parkersburg, and thence to the "Perma-
ncnt Seat" by the first conveyance, whcth-
or horseback, muleback, carriage, wagon,
balloon, or buggy; steamboat, flatboat,
yawl, skilf, or dug.out. -.sift,..t.,
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ToIE ARouED.-seyeral days since we
mentioned tho arrest of Jacob Lash for
obstructing drain on highway, com.
hitting an assault, and for, using threat
ening language. On the last charge,
Lash gave bond to keep the peace, g
The testimony in tho other two cases
was heard last Saturday, Other business
interfering, Judge Johnston postponed
hearing the arguments Of counsel until
next Saturday. -,
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AUTHORIZED TO MARRY,-During the
past week Rev. Mr.. Tongue, of the Epis-
copal Church, was authorized to celebrate
the rite OF matrimony. The statute Of
the State requires a bond Of $500 before
such authority is granted, which require
ment Mr., T, compiled with. ... .f,
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ADJouRNED.-Brooke County Circuit
Court adjourned, Friday evening. Judge
Melvin and the members of the bar from
this city in attendance, returned Saturday.
The Municipal Court will now probably
make some progress in its business.
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YIN. Q. A.-A meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held
this evening, when the annual election Of
officers for the ensuing year will take
place. Every member should be present,
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MUNICIPAL CouRT.-Ths Court met
Saturday morning pursuant to adjourn
ment, Thursday. Itremained in session
but short time and adjourned until 10i
o'clock this morning. .s..i p s
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A CARD,-Haying heard arumor that
l INTENDED towithdraw from tho contest
for the office Of City Sergeant, i will say
to my friends that there is. no foundation
forthe report, and that am a candidate
until the close Of The polls ohnext Thurs.
day. --:.' ,.a RALPH ARKLE.
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FOR SALE.

GOOD BRIDGEPORT PROP. IN On
VI ERrY FOR SALE.-I am authorized NH
to sell that hrst-claBs business stand sltu-.aA
ate on Main street, Bridgeport. Tho building Is
u substantial new two story double brick house,
one side being now occupied asa liquor store and
dwelling, and the other AZ a grocery store and
dwelling. II will be sold separately II desired,
aud II not sold by April /. 1871, twill be for rent
For terms, sec John A. EbGrllng on the premises,
or l.H THOS. ObhlEN,
lanl7 Real Estate Agent Wheeling
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Misunderstanding the week end.
ing Friday evening, Goth inst, three
marriage licenses were issued from the
Recorders Office Of this county. r.