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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-12-14

Infinite are the works which Societies
Tor the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
lind to do. The Boston Association is at
present devoting itself to the extirDation
OF the g glanders, disease dAngersous alike
to the horse and the man who handles
him Death by glanders in the human:
patient is of so frightful character that
hydrophobia, even, kills more gently. In
horses the disease is engendered bv
badly ventilated stobles \ specific poj-
son affects the blood, and the trouble and
danger are enhanced by poor food and
overwork. How common it is NAV be
inferred from the fact that during the
month just passed, the Boston Society
caused to be killed no less than fifteen
glandcred horses. Oae man has lately
died OF the disease there, aud in siug!e
stable as many as eight horses. The
stamping out process, we believe. is the
only known remedy. By the law of
aSsachusetts, he who knowingly keeps
gandered horse is liable to indictment.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-12-14

Bears are becoming quite troublesome
in some portions of Wisconsin. They
are killing cattle, sheep and hogs, and Of
ten attack men.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-12-14

Tt is thought that lO0. 900 hogs will be
pack in st. Joe, Mo, during the present
season. Farmers ask 81 cents per pound,
buyers offer 8 cents.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-12-14

Frank Cook, of Provincetown, caught
In his net last week mackerel twenty
inches long and eleven inches in circum-
ference
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-12-14

The prairies west of Lefayette, Ind,
are said to be fairly alive with geese aud
ducks.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-12-14

Not less that $4,000 barrels of cider
have heen manufactured in Found du
Lac county, Wisconsin, the present fall
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-12-14
nON'T you Know that y. a.

Stroudsburg who understands his business!
II not, attend FuBeral managed by any
other Undertaken IN town, and YOU will see
ne proof OF the fact. [Sept. l6, '67.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-26

Five Hundred Dollars hor,i
The Directory urc or.liicl ,u u0.
ing able 10 announce llatin aj
ton 70 the foregoing womiuma NJ.
citizen og ja,i oh WiIl layn co
prcmium tr Five Hundred po..v.
for The best five bal on exhibit.
BY aiy one projuc.r h the Statc p.
Missia ippL
Entry Re- SIS on caql lot Of ON,
bales, thc five haIci 10 be eona,dgre.
90 one entry.
Cotton cut ior exhibition viii bo
returned frcc TO exhibitor. On emu
he disposed otat jackson, orslirrcd
at pleasure Of owners, The cotton
will be examined ~ d committo, OF
expert factors from New Orleans.
who will be not only competent
judges, but disintcroated and impar.
tial.
Should the bale that may be ca.
tered by the white boy or girl under
sixteen years, or hy the freedman
prove tobc the best bale on cShibi.
ton, it will not only receive tie spc.
cial premium Of Sl00, but Will also
be entitled to the five hundred dol.
lars, rs above. The other depart
mouts Of Premium List viii be hb
craI and attractive. The building.
are now being enlarged, and nothing
will be lett unlouo TO mako TIA,
Third Annual Fair..o complete slc
cess. For Premium List, and othc
information, address the ~undprsign
cd.
j. i. POWER, Secretary,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-26

The devil Of a newspaper in Val,
lego, California, recently stepped
into q dry goods store TO negotiate
Tor q cap. Not having the p%ceuniary
consideration about his clothes, he
told The trader to charge il to him,
Trader entered the aceonnt upon
his book to satan, and the other day
whan the bill was presented (which
read Satan, DR., 10 0. 7. VanSchen.
Oh, for one emp SD Devil remark
cd: you charged tito Satan, did you!
Well just 20 to hill and collect it,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-26
thu Following States:


On the other hand, the number
Of flags captured by the, Union ar
my from Confederate troops dur
ing the war cannot be accurately
asccrtained, because many Of the
captors stuffed The flags in their
knapsacks, and took them home
to adorn their bedrooms. Many
others were taken to various State
capitals, and are there displayed as
evidence Of yalor by the troops of
those States. The number which
the regular museum ~containes
is live hundred and forty-two, or
more than double the number cap-
tured BY the Confederates. The
following Is an enumeration Of the
flags captured from the Confcder-
ates, in battles by the Union troops
of tho vnrintte Gtotne.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-26

Not on s1cczing terms any more,
d the way 4 Prairie du Chem young
lady describes The stations between
herself and lor lats ggur.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-26

"Woman il a dcluslon, madam"
exclaimed a crusty old bachelor to a
witty young lady. "And man is al
ways hngging some delusgon or 9TH
or )" was the quick retort.
Il wish you had beeu Eve said
am urchin to a stingy old aunt.
"Why 50 ="
"Bocauso YOU would have eaten
all tho aplle, instead Of dovidingit,''
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-26

An Alabama editor having read
DIR. Halls lecture advising that
husband. and wife should sleep in
separate apartments, says Dr.. Hall
eau sleep whore he chooses, but for
himself he intends to sleep where he
can defend hia wife against rats and
other nocturnal foes SO long as he
has got one to defend.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-26
Quaker Printers Proverbs.

Never sendest thou an article
for publication without giving the
editor thy name, for thy name Of
,entimcs secures publication to
worthless articles.
Thou should'st not wrap at the
door of a printing Office, for he
that answereth the rap snecrcth in
his sleeves and loseth time.
Neither do thou loaf about, ask
questions, or knock down the type
or the boys will love thee like
they do shade trees-when thou
leayeth.
Thou shonld'st never read the
copy on the printers case, or the
sharp and hooked container hire
of, or he may knock thee down.
Never inquire thou Of the cdi-
tor for the news, for behold, il i
his business at the appointed time
to give it thee without asking.
1t is not right that thou should'st
ask him who is the author O. au
article, for his duty requircth him
10 keep such article 10 himself.
When thou dost enter into his
Office, take heed unto thysell that
thou dost mol look at what may be
lying open and %concernclh thee
not, for il is moi meet in the sight
Of good breeding.
Neither examine thou The proof
sheet, for il is not ready TO meet
thine eyes, that thou maycst un-
derstand.
prefer thine own county paper
TO any other, and subscribe for it.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-26

An exchange says: at is not
good taste for young men to stay
ton O'clock when visiting yohng
ladies'" Our devil SAYS he never
noticed any difference in the taste
after ten O'clock, He saysit is good
any time,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-26

A Washington correspondent
of The Cincinnatia Commercial has
been examining the museum ofcaI :
iurcj flags, and furnishes many
interesting facts connected with
Union and Confederate flags cap
tured during The war. The Confel-
crates ca tured United States
flags from Union troops belonging
o Ii, folIowing States:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-26
the various States:

An editor out west, who served
four days d juryman, says II am
50 full Of law that it il with great
difficulty. ! refrain from chcating'
omQbody
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-26

Locality elevated and remarkably healthy
Buildings, large and cnmmodious. Sixhuudred
ieetof hatls and galleries for exercise in bad
weather -.srounds extensive and web shaded
Boarding Department kept ii best style, econ.
omy IN dress,
4 well selected Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus Ancient Languages withnnt e,tsa
charge, Frcneh-writen and spoken.
Ornamental lliaRches ana Music skiIls,,lv IL,
tastefully taught. "A'
Sotial, Moral ard Religious training en- u.
m5ieraie. Nexi opening Sent t3th ig7i
0eha ief S@'R'osuf, iyl5-im
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
Progress on the Gas Ques,lon.

Progress was made In Council last ven
ing on tue gus question. The ordinance
providing for the loan for the purchase Of
the Works was passed ly tic Second
Branch. The Mayor laid before the First
Branch letter from the President Of the
Gas Company, announcing that tho tom.
pany had appointed an arbitrator, though
not furnishing Ills name Capt JOHN
MLuRE was chosen arbitrator on the
part 0I Tie city. 1t -lsa most excel:
lent appointment, asLan KNOW, L both
by reason Of his practical knowledge
OF the gas business and Of the
value Of gus property, anil ron ac'
count Of his sterling integrity and
laithiulness TO tue interests of the city. It
Is understood, though not definitely stated,
that the arbitrator appointed by The com
pany Is Alexander LAughlln, ESQ. These
gentlemen will meet, We suppose, at an
early day, and appoint the third arbitra.
tor, when thework of valuing the proper
ty will proceed. .".O..r
OF the loan proposed, We can say that
no doubt exists, not only TINT II will be
promptly taken, but that there viii be a
demand ior. it.. Tho Commissioners have
been instructed 10 limit subscriptions %
5000; or less ifni6rc tlian enough should
be subscribed for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19

IT APPEARS, from data drawn evidently
from official sources shy experts, that ex-
tenslve mismNnagcment prevails in the
business ola majority Of tho lifc insurance
companies Of the country, The recent
failure of tho Goodhuc and tho Great
Western Companies have awakened much
anxiety and inquiry. 1t is saidthat the
regular incomeishould be adequate, be.
sides the expenses AMI tho payment Of the
death losses, tol produce a reserve fund
which, with interest, would ultimately
equal the face Of the policy. The prac-
tice Of drawing on this reserve, or Of de-
ierrlng payment Tor full premiums, allow.
ing assets 10 accumulate In tic hands ol
p0licy.holders instead olinvesting In SO.
cure and interest bearing stocks, besides
inordinatC commissions and other expcns.
sol officers and agents, Is charged upon
more than half The companies. Sixty.
Two companies, not named, but doing his-
iness within the State Of Massachusetts,
have an aggregate Nccumulationgin tho
hands Of policy. holders Of $75,00O,0 900,
who arG actually indebted $50, ,45O,517.
These are astonishing figures. The uln-
Arast between tho exceptional md the
vicious methods Is thus indicated: In
eleven companies, Tho cash inoGmG for
the year exceeded the total outlay for the
year 100000. In fllly.OnG companies,
!aS uae outlay exceeded the income by 3d.
6OOO0O, @ ut 1ss 5hN n tu'T y iift
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
Well Don't, /, Good and Faithful ssr-
's-l m OIL wants. aN H.t


The Finance Committee submitted to
Council last evening an exhibit showing
the results accomplished by MessrS s.
BRADY and N. WILKINSON, trustees ol
the fund for the extinguishment Of the
city railroad debt, up to the beginning oil
1868. Their operations since that time
have been small, but were uQt included
In the exhibit because there was not time
after the Committee called for ltbe report
to make it,up to the present time. The
Committee expressed themselves much
pleased with the faithful and judicious
management Of the trustees and reported
a resolution liighly complimentary to
them. 1t was unanimously adopted and
ordered to be published in the city papers,
Anticipating the official publication, II mp.
pears this morning In our report Wearc
satisfied Messrs. BRADY and WILKINSON
have earned the thanks Of our pcople-and
something more-in the management Of
this important trust, The compensation
allowed them, while all that tho Finance
Committee thought the city was at pres
ent able TO pay, is very arbelow what Is
paid ordinarily for transactions involving
such large slins and 50 much negotiation
and labor. yyhatthe compensation falls
short of business rates will be made up to
these gentlemen in their own conscious.
ness, and tho assurance Of Council, that
they have earned tue gratitude Of the city
by the performance OF m arduons and
valuable service.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
;z,9Sh!IqSsS4al y! S R2$lRR9tlI4Iss 2R ;EIigleEe
supply 4 II 1fIli{aTyy stoFgsin rtaHcs!!

2AlI9 H1N NE,si YoRk, Jldi 49, 4
France tlIe past fdw months has 'Oeeh
tho principal buyer Of arms in the Amer.
ican market, ms a rule purchasing the
best quality. Tho shipments Of artillery
arc small. ,,,A considerable quantity Of
harness for artillery purposes appears on
the maniEests ofthp French, vessels which
havej 6i6areG ftSi) HSyreli 0 During th6
winter over 10000 kuapsackS have been
shipped 70 the sauo port, with q cargo OF
arms shippe Fin Sepiem6cf. fFllty tlodl
sandlpnn6dsni navy bread 6Aye been Sept,
and 4i8QOl aarrels ,oi;slow sga4 mrt
Of a cargo Shipped dRi7 Noyenber.
Ono mahiiiact6fhigN finn is' q now
under contra6tf @iaistIie aFfench Gov.
erpmSpt, ,ior the entirepEolpctlop Of wea,
pohs 6t Ati Improved. pattern, and Is fns
ishinga 10000 daily Of guns and shipped
about 10000 EnHeld fitles, originally im-
ported from England, and last fall obtain.
cd from tle lUnlled States GI9YeeTTnlmsntt pt
sleslty' pr0posAlS Tlie Wafl pSplrlpjeht
has still on hand large supplies Of arms
whlchRSrenwrded 10 ,biddetS mstfalL
The ellegpEeysd toR Pc, IN l,'ltpGFo,ls 2 Ep.s "
cases, agents Oh the authorities hostile TO
Framed, and were FURNISHED with The
means for fiial.lhg good 'the tisdaf forfeit.
ure Ol $4,000, for noncompliance with
the conditions and pEoposPbSI = l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19

POLICE CouRT.-The trial of E1l.s sAIur-
phy,iI4mes and SJoscplt Rsynolds, ,thrce
lads charged with breaking glass ii tke
windows Of the German Lutheran church
on Fourth street near Quincy, was to
have taken place in the Police Court yes.
terlay'mornlng. We hear that tue COM
plainants have agreed to compromise tho
matter If the damage done be paid, and a
promisciqp the nart ofthe boyst 10 rclrqin,
from like conduct ID The future, 10 made
and kept II was reported inths Coatti
room yesterday morning that oil the par.
tics interested Ind not cSetbeea seGh ,7and
it was not known whether they would as.
sent 10 tie terms. To asccrtaiti that fact
afurthCr postponemCnt was granted until
next Saturday morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
The Ohio Legisla aturs. llTo

The Senate, adopted the House Fssqlu.
tioh telhtite toEthe appointment OH com
mtttee to visit tie graves Of Generals
Harrison and HameF. The Senate adopt
Cd alter q long discussion, the, resolution
ihstrhelihg jtlie iJuditiaEt Committed 10
report II L deemed expedicnt the bill So
curing the minority representation; The
bill passed ,tliS, House providing lpt tho
support OF sasilOw library In ) Cleveland,
from fines assessed in the police court. A
bill was introduced providing for the pay
Inentipto tho county TREASURES Of money
found Upon the persons 6funknown de.
ceased persons. Also a bitllto protect the
iiatllCr rights Of policy holders Of instr.
anCe Companies. : y J, g LS; ;s;.,s5 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
Financial and Comm ercfal.
WheelIng WhOlksaIe AIarket.
Das as' lgoSylcH o. D1ar rsrElL1qlEseIR |
49, WEnNRSnAY. Jan. la. 1871,

ioRyIoE or DAuy INrRLLIoENcEB, /,
-'' WEDNEspAT, Jan, IS, ls11, I
There Is greater aaninatOl In trade at the
larger markets, and our dsalera arc looking for an
impSpyemsnt here. The opening Of the river
will let In q good many orders. The Hog pro-
duct ShoRs decided ADVANCE and Flour "A IN &C.
tive demand at g cents per barrel advance flast
weeks quotatioDG Lafd ahd Carbon o itihigheF.
New crop Of New Orleans Sugar and Molasses is
arriving md more on thew The auAlityE
very good price lower than for ten years past
APFLH-u Unchanged (; nnglng from % 900
8 % for fAlr, and 9 7s04 % for,choiee.h q. ,-,
BUrFfR-AbRndant At siS2sc for choice;
GlAdesSsc. igi' ~ - 20 isa'3 ,ilglit
BRooMs Fancy - 90, a 80 and q 70; plain
$2T60s 25. s1sss Srltsst az
BucEwIIAT FLoul--In good demand; $3.50
per barrel, 49, q t13iiJgi,rl y, !sf y ,.,s.,
cHEEsE- Quiet; rweatefn Reserve it01oc.
Goshen 15k@l6 tl.'ffT14H IFJTsGut
cRlNBERnrEs- Sales OF cultivated at $ts per
barrel. a,i .1!i,rq ltrn siT lrgF 10 ggI
CARBON Advanced TO 2sG2Gc, and no
charge for package. Stock light i,i!.h Z =. VI
CoYEEE-Good to prime Rio at i1Alsc; choice
to fancy 10000. l'iR .TEl"I4I
RaGs-trhe market Is uniet at 20n29c f'ta
FIsu-Laio Herring tisO; White Fish ss 80;
Lake shaa u 95: NO. . medium Aaekerel spOP;
No. 2medtdn 81 So.' 90 9f ha Tir4&.lis "
nFLouR y; Market steady, We quote ,mncy'
at s77hSs %; choice white wheat family,
60 5o97 90; red wheat family, 10000 q,
Rye Flour, s57s. II IT,, ... y p -,.. '3 s'1, pa
GRAH-HaeGt-We quotc strictly choice while
at q 9O0i q, No. rcd at q 10. 0ats-4Oc.
Co7I77S1c for new Ryt-7se' BarEeV--Dull at
sOS9Oc. -,lrss Igsas.qG''f i, a.5.Ir lad !
GtAss-FIst aallty sxiO; . 50; 1Oxis, s40O
second qualify $40, g 10 10xis, s. Is ? box Of
80 feet, net prices. o-iil lsl,,s. ~ t+lU.g s
II GHsESa- per lb' VI i.bE' .a7d Z I'D
Hoss-Receipts arc light and prices advanced.
Packers are now paying 50 509alsS. i.,.a -q.
IIAY-Baled At St5ftig nj Llr,g H71g lg|
LARD otL.7wqqaotc winter STAINED at 81 %.
lIoNET-Salcs at 9s03Oc. ~ biauis ] .pz.
u7d, $40 as gs.s 5.. s.L.., .s.Sr, "a, m.F o
PRoyIslOHs.-NeW bacon Is selling freely. pt
quotations. Plain liamsl5 sugar cured 1GHc;
Shoulders, lie; Breakfast Bacon. lsc. Clear Sides,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
Admission N ] oftUtaa
IMAslfNaroN. Jan. Z

Atili was introduced ID The House 10.
day tor ths admission of Utah 1tprp-
yides that tho constitution shall provide
byap Raticie forever irrevocablc without
Congress, that Rt the admission dll persons
shall he forever, prohibited lrotn con,
tTactlng any bigamOlis, polygamOus, and
plural inArfiages, Or feiterations Of conbls
binagG Tho Gill aisb ,fofbldsiHby mark
to b6but,or permitted on any ballot by
whlS6tiepEfsCn cAstihg ltcdn be idsn-
titled ' '" '''"' .5StIii .TIi 49,, ~ ,,'i5 i..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
NEW YORK CRY.

.tAEiR nii0NlM YpEx, Jan. tsy J.
Tho trial Of the Camden election rioters
was begun yesterday In the United States
District Court Tho cases excite great
interest, from tho iact that they arc the
first which have arisen undor the law to
enforce tho XVIII Amendment, and be-
cause Of tho number Of persons indicted!
The first person put upon trial was James
Saunders, charged with fOrcibly prevent.
Ing certain colOrCl men from exercising
the right Of suffrage. Tho District Al.
torney stated tho points In the case, and
numerous, witnesses were examined, A
crosse eSamlhAtlOne ellCitei nOlRAs fiyora.
bic 10 O'tliC defence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
Retrenehment and reform. .

From Inc ChGtltstOn Journal. m.- ~
With those petty partisans, who were
born to grumble, at everything they do not
create themselves, Reform was favorlte
llarp.string, which, during the last cam.
paign, frequently resoundcl in the popu.
lar ear Taking up the fascinating refrain
ut this late day, We find one Of the inland
papers-the GretnbTfet HHatpeadent-thus
soliloquizlng. under tho head Of y" Too
many Officers" 5I5. t, lnir.I padN
Before the war, we only had some thirty off.
cCrs In this county; now We have about two hun.
dIed: Our present form Of state government: Ia
highly Objectionable In this particular. The
sooner We get back TO, or near the ante 6tLilm
form OF government, the better for the people.
People are taxed to death In this State to fAtten
an army Of Office holders and their steallngs for
three years would deirAy the expenses OF con.
yenti0n. Down with the plnudering and swim.
ding Aystem,% ,%!lurlua ~.l1>aR
When tho next Legislature meets we
expect TO see the vast army Of officers,
which the fertile and distorted brain Of
the Independent conjures like an evil
spirit, up from the vasty deep Of. It's own
III hnmor, swept away. Thepsrty stands
pledged to retrenchment to reduction, to
governmental protection. They must
change what they found fault with, or
stand convicted Of insincerity and false.
hood. Their candidates asserted upon the
stump, their politicians from tho press, and
their adherents at the Gross Roads and
tue polls, that II put in power, very i'm.
portant reductions in numbers OF Office
holders and civil expenditures would re.
suit; the Objectionable features In the pres.
ent laws Of the several departments Of the
State Government are TO disappear. In
the vast host Of Democratic competitors
for the few offices In the power OF lcgisla.
tors for their bestowal there are not TO be
found in the future regime d single dis
honest individual. Happy Millennium that
Is about TO dawn upon d pillaged people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19

As WILL be seen by a card published
in these columns, the committed appoint.
ed at the meeting Tuesday night TO ar.
range for mass meeting, have thought
best, for reasons stated by themselves, to
abandon the movement. Itis greatly to
be regretted, we think, that some meas.
nres cannot be taken TO harmonic and
pnitc all the elements Of opposition. Tho
best thing now appears tobe to support
the Citizens Ticket, standing in our
columns and finish It on. with ,tlrstrate
names for Councilman in the several
wards. WIN not some persons In each
ward, who have tho interests of the city
at heart, make up a ticket in each ward
Of the best men in 1t, and hand them in
for place bh The ticket. iH9 fIn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19

=, LARCENY or \ NyGEcll.- Alexander
Gardner, alias Isaac smith, colored
man, wasssrrested and taken. to Judge
Jphnst6n's balee, ,yestsrdsy, toYbes exam.
ined 6nthei charge of stealing a8atch,
the property of John Franz. 1t is said
that Gardner went to Franz's shop to get
apair Of shoes LEFT there to be repaired,
and no one being in at the time, lie es.
pied watch hanging against tho wall,
which he transferred to his pocket 1t is
Certain that the chronometcr was found
on his person not long after his visit 10
the shop. The presumption Of his guilt
being so strong, the Justice required hin
to give bail in the sum Of 5000 for his ap-
pearaucc at the March term Of the Cir.
cult Court. OF 3UOAIm UTIG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
The Book Concern Investigation.

The Committee Of the Methodist Book
CbnfSp remained 1efscutive bcSslggp Up
10 4 r Al to-day add AdIO6rned without
arriving atauy Jsfnitec conclpslSnl They
meet Tomorrow morning at q O'clock. As
well US could beaseeFtainCd the following
members Of tic committee were lor stppp.
ing proceedings Steer, Yandisc, Yanmelef,
MOoFeg BlAkes6 lIGwlirs and 6YanpleYo,
and the following lior going on, NeruSn,
Kennedy Pike, bingham; Rothwell6r and
EfwinlllN Bdhliirff Ina hadAiHfrl ligA u