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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-17
Datns.

TAILOR WANTED, AT OTTO SONN-
Il TAGS, Dyer, NO. 81 Wentworthstreet: zeal
!. Lesiau Well, Octl1-l~
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WANTED, A GIRL TO COOK AND
do huusework. Apply at the north corner
vi amherst ana Boy streets, Hampstead.
QcLlu
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60 RerI.

THO RENT, TWO MOE ROOMS, IN A
NICE LOCATION, to an approved tenant.
Tel ms moderate Apply at No. 4 Wall street.
uOtl7.lR
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-17

WAN DEUsEN's WORN CONNECTIONS
made OF Pure Ssntonine)
Pleasant, reliable and e1ectual; has stood the
test OF many years.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
DR. q. BAER, No. ls1 Meeting street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-17

WANTED, ALL TO GO TO "WHITE'S"
w for their Furniture ano save 20 per cent.
We went there and was SURPRISED 10 See 30 much
az such low prices. His STOCK G vera .
space Ut about twenty thousand square feet.
nNlh
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-17

XTTANTED To RENT, A SMALL Dwell
w LING house In the western Part OF the
clJ,, Abby at this ONCE. octlb
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uTANTED, FURNISHED APARTMENTS
w suitable for q faulty OF three, with con-
y~enience for Housekeeping. Address J. =: ",
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UTANTED, A COMPETENT COLURED
w Woman 81 Nurse; goud recommendations
lequli ed. Apply Ut northeast corner OF Tradd
anu Orange Streets. oclll
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VTTANTkD, A SALESMAN WIZ
w understands the Dry goods business
thoroughly. Address Eox No. 225, city.
ucLl6-S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-17

ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE STORE,
No. 1894 King street, recently occupied by
tU SYTHE, MooUAB d 90. The stor Is neatly
shelved, and with Counters and Gas Fixtures Will
be rented low to an approved tenant. Apply 10
FUR ,YTHE, MCOUMB q CO., corner King street
and Burns lahe. ocLl.tuLhs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-17

NFEDICNE CHESTS, .1ga, -
AL Pnysicians' Pocket Cases .
Electric Machines.
For asIe by DR. b. BhER.
No. 1al Meeting street,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-17

VKIANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A COMPE.
w tent Bovkkeeper IN o Factors ONCE.
Audres Box 37s, Wild references and salary.
Uol9
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WANTED, A WHITE SETTLED PER
w SON a. nurse for TWO chiluren. Apply at
M as II. Pnlun street. Ocsl1.lr
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WANTED, A COOK. APPLY NORTH
w WEST corner Of King and Morn. streets.
Rs,srenne rrouired. octl7-1s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-17

WANTED, A RESPECTABLE COLOR.
w I'D woman to COOK and do housework.
required. apply at No. 81 uhurcn
urreu, octl IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-17

UTANTED, A SMART INTELLIGENT
wv Young Lady to tend show case aud finish
up pictures. Inquire at HOUSTON y Gsilery, NO.
40 x,n0 street.. ooLl6-2S
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UTANTRD, A SETTLED PERSON,
w white or colored, TO do HouseworK. In.
qua at No. IL Pitt street. octlo-Z+
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A GENTS WANTED. - THE MASTER
n SPInIrS OF THE WORLD. h TREAS
UnE HOUSE OF AMERICA. TIE GREAT BOOK
OF III YEAR. Agents report sales OF rs 10 100
copies In q few hours or days. Prospectus free
Address ]. ". GOUDSPEED, New York, Chicago,
Cincinnati, ~. Louis, New Orleans.
octl-SmUsD&w
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r I'VE OAK! LIVE OAK WANTED
Immediately, one thousand cubic feet oI
lI,u and White Oak for snip.buiidlng. Also.
three Mast Spurs su feet long. For particulars.
Apply at Marsn's Shipyard. 10 d. U. MARSH.
Oatlb .tulhR8
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ITO RENT, THE STORE No, 65 HASEL
street, knUwD as the Hasel street Bazaar.
Apply 70 Ur, OcLl7-tnBtu4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-25
pobb,. 90 lace llashe-l allILIe.


lie said was numbering the poor child.
was tired Of Dobby lie was worse
than coffee. le depressed the nerve
centers Now, happened 10 know that
be was great re % vaccination, fearing
noenlation with some humor Or other.
Dobbs, ! ssii there Is smallpox AZ
tie bakery, four doors from hero.
Dobbs was alarmed lfhe .louId take
small po2 Il might depres- the uerge.eea-
iers II might choke tbe tissues and ib-
pair vital action, Besides, = d Lad
smallpox, ~ cendpi battle twice . day
10 eoid water.
Dobb. leitand fcioieal The Lsar.
" Sapatsfef, "a Har6 ma Hoau.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-25
The New Chspsi.

Some Of the points in the following mar.
ratiye, especially the palt that the ladies
took Ia the matter, 40 nearly resemble
tie building OF tile new church IN Man
chester that our reader. will be interested
in reading IL:
The old chapel, with its hard upright
wooden seats, It's low ceiling, It's cribbed
accommodations, had done It's work at
least 30 some Of Tie parish thougIt--ihc
Sabbath school teachers, the missionary
,Uciciies, the prayer meeting goer..
The old chspel had been butt by the
prayers and slfts mad seli-denials OF the
generation Hho had wurshiped in it, and
had now about gone. a new generation
had come on the stage, who ligcd 81 BET.
tr houses, sat on easier seats, aud work
"a with improved tool and lhey wanted
O new and more comm0diou. buildlug
more suited 10 The taste and wants Of our
day. Of course, those VINO started the
idea tad to encounter indifference. oppg-
siu1t, and piiy, a. al great relotiners DO.
Ia fact il VS. .coutcd iladu't ilie Old
chapel served a- we'll: Yes Il hsd. Then
SHY noi ic, well-enuugh aloncy was the
anslero reioluder Wbere Is lhe m1He
% come iroul, 10 be sure wberef Bat
ne opposition did uoi make their aapd
on that poiul You ind loi they said
That wa. ihc rub, aud ,iirg sduluy iyit
& there, seeing ho possible gscsBcy Ip rnr
snail city tor sugh Puuese
Il ma.i be confessed ihe women we're
the chef agiiAor.. TbCt bfe uot sup
posed 70 bs sfuPuIoas nbsui c0oulng
lhe oost they can, however. Jump 10
pretty e1frecl cJHclusioHs, aud 9ilen haye
very clear opinions about q inset lage. .
A lgw sAapei VAS iBe,fs TIE msa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-25
LT1NIE VI.

f'.e msyFr~Ihic oy attbe oonvalsuree
Il lac Fl.poe BIesE 6 l}mg but / does
nt stop ths bsrnsah Aud ih,wfom
he Hartford tuauut drws these coa.
lus'oHs
BiesR Nigh have d,sl forts times un.
Ser Uthef circumstances. ANA have atirae.
.cd Ho attention. So nf fram having fhe
e'eut extensively osbIrd. q probably
saUh bg; ba1e been teIsarapbtd around
tha HH0a kIug3gm whIrh WaIos ana
b'esa expected e. camc ia possession o..
+ II tAo priufe bad died. se should have
aad Vie most solemn aut claqueu 80,
mons preached aud the most impressive
@omI' drawn from the dread occurrence.
feobah} yey tgw ministers Win preach
thnnt Birgz ag aitemp, 30 Impress tb,
/ world with The soiematt OF his ao,,sr.
nae. And ypt ll0 arrival Of AIbett or
~ BIeng in lba, unknown country wopld
oo events of cqnalmomrut. The ltto
distinctions which we mako would uet
hayc gone tblher. Oicaare theso as.
ipstloH are unavoidable aad founded Il
reason Tho vast difference between liz
circumstances Of these two men. who
were on soth personal good terms. l. sui
leIent 10 account Tor tho difference Ia onr
death.bad aHyietio- about them. And
yet we cannot but wonder iftbe dav
"IH uo' oams when lt viii oc5ur 10 tbo
social and political equals Of Blege uaka
sheep rooster, 70 Windsor fJr instanrc)
Tint his death L. a, important and solemn
recurrence az that Of auy grtndeo ar
millionaire Ia Che Kingdom. But Blrga
diop- ont now, leaving his stables, his
harnesses and whips, bis horse. and tho
grooming Of them to other hands. ami
there !, not 4 ripple on what Il called 20.
cicty. When the Prince walks abroad
aud visits his siad, aud learns that bia
faithful groom who attended him 10 the
gates of death-io hold hi. stud, "a ono
might 7ay, while the prince dismonntcd-..
did nor come back, mud see how rc,dilv
his place Il flIlcd, viii he reflect Al all M.
on the liItlo loss that he himself wonla
have bceu2 II viii be great pity ifha
docs not read the obituaries that were
written on him, ard SO learn what estl.
mate the world had Of him and Of bls
waste ct his great opportunities. some
entcrpHsing publisher might gather upa
book Of "Words about the Prince
which would instruct irlt did not amuse
bim. lie could see therein why the world
was more anxious for his recovery than
Blegg's; not because one was necessarily
a better man than the other but because
II was hoped that il the prince got well
he would be greatly changed that he
would be touched by the loyalty Of the
kingdom, and resolve to devote himself
with some seriousness to the duties of his
station. Since the prince cannot profit
BY his own death, il Is to be hoped thai
he will take TO heart the lesson of I}legg's
death
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-25

AslnuEnE JlnnMr, =.

AslHuEHE, January, 1872
Have y0u met Dobbsl
IT, Is qgiie character lbsl DoobEi
aud Al be !. friend uf mine, o., rather,
a. am friend Of lis, shall lake pleas.
ore Ia telling on something abon, bin.
Dobb. lake- care efhis hesllh
That his business. TIE best power.
of bIs body and mipd are wholly conse.
craledto llle work % tsking care 81 III.
heaIill Itl.atmIe ltha profession,
fHec, . auc at, and Dsbb. under
stand. Fl alI, sud has giren hi. liie-time 70
it
Dobb. takes care of oiler peopIe's
hLsHL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-25

Blegs 8. dead Biogg whs ihe Pin,
ce'. groom aHd hai f,e honor q taking
tie typhoid fyytr 81 the same llme aud
place ,hai lbe prince ,liJ Tic prnee q.
coycu, but B.gsg !. deai Whle TIE
good laya.si. af Windsor are fos-tlng
-l.eep and rstie whole, 10 oider
20 gorge ti4emseire ~ their otlcf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-25

natseg. ye~Yeft
fsrsss st8 fssst .a af Ear4
u@alslsas 81 lssc Sassss
o.st - esasa.
iF.fa y = roSKAs rf
HELAoS NAIL,
oifys Aas a.n. y.
i aos tn Ts seis + grossly npsoyt
sod u be- f8aa Ia sfsi eisss asast
Tf tefUs stGrrss
Nyi5 u CEnWgIL
a. RILLAHp
ERBGTT HousE,
v.'lesta pan Do.
IHLANp HuUrEt
~ a HgrE
Bsaov' fals. s-iy Y.fuaat
THR EQUlNu1 HouHH
tfss, 4 ~ 4 niHoaJ
Msasts'tsr. ysrnaat
EH oRus, ProPT..,ot
0y4n sron Jsss to october.
yANpEBLIr'p HorEL.
Mtnetestsr. r,rIaont
yeyrrmlf, rroprss,,r
ssogen aAe sntlr- ysa'. 81
THF ELA HOUSE.
Nsb<hsstsr, F,rmant.
cHFfEs p oR'Is Proprietor
open ffpn Nay 20 S5vsmbsr. MS
TIRE LArHEL HuURB,
csaierssil ra.is c,t.hi Mountains
y mice west Of ,Iis Mountain House.
arlss l.. scHrT Proprietor,
BARDwE HoUsE
b. ] " cusNtoy,
Rutland, tniyl Vermont
wlNpaAM COUNTY Aor.E,
rayeus,i,la, Vermont
g. = sr1SE. Proprietor
Pirsssat gooms fJr sanner Blsrdsrs,
ssrerms reasonable. 50isl5'
AELIEGToS HoCsE,
A. +. RAuTtrfr, Proprietor.
Arlington, Vermont 86iy
WASHING MOTEL,
Gao ". BAKER Proprietor,
Dorset, Vermont.
uuod accommodations for summer bosrders
At ress 5nahe prices y iyl5T
BROMLEY HOUSE,
~ Geo k. Dsrir, Peru, Vermont.
Isrms Moderate.
Nice Rooms for summer Boaf15s.
HIFNMFscEs.
y. 4. Oryis Equinox uousc, Manchester IT.
Col NJ. S, COlburu, Factory Point, w.
ijlyl5s
oL LD DO AISY HOUSE,
Fire lslsud,
NAttHIN I. IONhliNg ff0prie tor
Hplsudid Accommodations fof Fsmlies. P.u,
brAcirg Sca Ar Good Sailing, Fishing, Can.
ulug, Ocosn sud atiii Bathing, e,c
ss-fuar Trains Daily from New York BY sou,i,
Sae hAilfuAd. tiyi5.
J,LAND DON,
DEALER N
ReadY.M,sle Boots and ShOcs.
Ladies' ana urut's, Alisr.r aud Cnldryu'., o. al
stlics aud qualities, aud different msnuieo ure.
Al work sartAnteA. sud ma.io good Also
Rubber | oois, Over Coats, Over hoes.
Iasld, Vermont.
n. B.The latest styles boots made 10 order,
2it'fa
L 75,OO0 Envelopes,
At tho JorHysL Office, for sslc cheap. Every va.
noiy o. business envelopes 81
RILLfAM PATTON,
Sos. m, 100, iol Main street.
Springfield, Massachusetts,.
Importer and lobher of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
Clocks, perfumeries. Breach loading and all kinds
~ HBus PletUis, Ammunition aod Fish Tackle.
All orders wll meet with prompt attention.
isly2i0a
WILLIAM NORRIS.
PAINTER, GRANER AND
Paper Hanger
Orders In At r rerkns store will receive
promri sttoutisn.
Mapshester. sept, 20 ISL lsiyl5l
DAVID ARNOLD,
Dry Goods, Clo;hing Groceries, Provisions,
hal- Gaze Bo0ts aud Shuss,
Cr0cfep HstdeaFs, DruRs, Medicines, ae
rERu, VERMONT.
ila,0s shingles fUr sale. viii BE- delivered u
Manchester j IT tiAnsr-d l3lvisI2
MARBLE WORKS,
HFsT DORSET ".
L " co LIN
FiBiaheF As4 Desiof ia AL kinds u American
AGrblu MunnmrntF Ishie fops, Cvmotefs
WQfb, 81, Ss'isfoetsla GaQFgaiatd 46tAI5s
4 { MbEk, LUMBER
va DRAs,
Factory Point Vermont,
Msnufaztartr sHd dtslef u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-04

TRANSFERS OF RIAL EsTArR-During
the week ending Friday. November Isl,
the following Transfers OF real estate we've
left al the Recorders Office:
Deed made October %, by James Gil.
christ and vile TO Samuel g. Robinson.
for lot 30 feet 'front.' sod running back 50
feet, being part OF the Phillips trust on
Main street, north Of Washington street;
$50. Admitted October &c.
Deed made September 20, by joseph
Klug and wife 10 Timothy Duncan, jor
lot No. 4 in square No. 10 in ]. & j. 2,
Bakers addition; $20O. Admitted Octo.
Der 2G.
Deed made October Il, BY heirs Of
Joshua Bodley, deceased, to II. F. Beh.
Tens, Tor south third OF lot No. los and
the north third Of lot No. 104 on Market
square; 1900. Admitted October %.
Deed made October 81, By David E
Donel and wife 10 James McAdsms, for
paEt Of lot No. IL, corner of John and
Fifth streets, 81 BY co fect;) $3.50. Ad.
mitted October %.
Deed made October %, by Charles Il.
Booth and wife 10 L. C. Reed, for piece Of
ground on east side OF Huron street
Wheeling Island, fronting lis feet on
Huron and running back with front il
alley in rear of 80 feet $1,600. Admit.
ted October %.
Deed made October 90. BY L. G. Reed
and wife to Robert Il. Gillespy, for the
middle part Of lot No. 1s2 40 by 90 feet1
Wheeling Island, q. A. Zanes addition.
81 $50. Admitted October %.
Deed made October 4, By George r
Tingle TO Samuel Laughlin, for lot No.
- Of the Cruger estate, containing y
acres, rood and perch; $500. Ad-
mitted October 20.
Deed made April %. by A. B. Caldwell
and others TO Adam Hellrigel, for south
halt Of lot No. in division Z, CaldwelIs
addition; $3.50 Admitted October 30,
Deed made October 20, by Caroline
Gamman and others, heirs Of William
GammaD, deceased, to Frederick Reipeke
for the north halt Of lot No. IA in square
No. 10, South Wheeling; $2,4OO. Admit
ted October 81.
Deed made October 81, BY BETTY Ecb.
obs 70 Bridget Cahill, for part Of lot No.
81, Market street, between Marshall and
Division streets. house No. 8 Hornbrook's
RoW-l5 feet front; $1,10O. Admitted
November l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-04

New TINE TARLEs-New time tables
went into effect, yesterday, on the Bslti.
more & Ohio and Hempdeld railroads
Until further notice trains will arrive and
depart as follows:
BALTIMORE & OT1o-A7ioe-Msil,2o 5
4. N; Fast Line, s35 A. N; St. Louis Ex.
press, 1875 P. n; Cumberland Accommo.
dAtion, sos P. N.
Dsp1rs-st Louis Express, $50 A. ";
Cumberland Accommodation, 1l:l5A n;
Fast Line, $50 P. N; Mail, 1tO5 Pm.
HENPFIRLD-Ar1pe-9:20 A. ", and
5:55P.M.
Dtpart-64O a. NJ. and 3:25 Pm.
Trains will also leave for Bepwood a,
Loo a Nj TAO A. "; ll:S5 A n; 405p P. n.
Arriss at HOO a. "; 1910 P. NJ. 7:SO
Pm
The figures given represen. Wheeling
time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-04

0SE Piano EVERY WORKING HouR.-
Ten Pianos every day, are made and
sold BY Stienwsy & Sons, nearly doubling
the sales, Is the internal revenue returns
show; ofthe ns1t largest maker in Amer.
ica, and excluding those OF the twelve
largest New York manufacturers combin.
ed. And yet this truly mammoth bust.
ness and worldwide reputation has been
achieved within less than twenty years,
simply through the perseTering industry
and inventive skill OF the members oil the
firm, and the intrinsic worth and enduring
quslityOt the instruments manufactured
BY it, which, have stood the severest
tests OF time, climate and competitive
quality. Our well known Market St
dealer, '. Harding is sole agent for these
celebrated Pianos. With thd sderway
Pianos and Mason & HAmlin Organ, we
predict for him large share Of the pub :
lie patronage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-04
WAkKlNG &N0ER MONDAY MoRNING NOVEMBER
M. GUTMAN & Co.
TIE LARGEST STOCK OF
Mems Suits.
N. cUTMAN 4 cos.

PoIcR CoURr-After two or three
efforts the trial Of Q. D. Fleming and John
Winder, charged with disorderly conduct,
came Of before the police court, satur-
day morning. The former was fined i've
dollars and costs; The latter, ten dollars
and costs.
RCornelius Vance and Charles Denver
were arEaiGned for going through the
pockets Of 3 fellow lodger in the eonrt.
room, Friday night The spoils consisted
Of fine tOoihed comb, an old pocket
knife and another article or two Of no
considerable value The operation yield.
ed better in the way Of punishment than
anything else, for each party was fined
twenty dollars and costs, and in delSult Of
payment was sentup for thirty days The
probability Is, that they will do the State
some service al Moundsville, as 3 sort oil
after piece TO the transaction.
John Lash was before His Honor
charged with ioresIalling the market, in
that he, being an attendant on the market,
purchased 9 lot oil onions not for his own
use Defendant asserted that he purchas-
ed the onions ~ bushels) for seed
enough almost to supply the United
States with seed.-The city failed to make
out case, and was mulcted in the costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-04

GRANT AND WI1soS.-In our advertis.
ing columns this morning will be found
an announcement Of meeting to be held
tonight Al the headquarters washington
HAlD Of the Grant and Wilson Club. To
this meeting, Republicans and all oppo-
nents Of Greeley and BrowL, are cordially
invited. This is the last rally before the
trial Of strength tomorrow, and all favor.
ing the election Of Grant and Wilson, and
the continuance Of good government are
urged to be present. Come out in your
might Give to night and tomorrow to
your country. Resolve that every vote
for Grant and Wilson in your township
shall be polled, and then see TO it that The
resolution is carried out practically. At the
meeting tonight it is expected that Capt
Cochran and Others will address the PEG.
pie. Capt c. has Just returned from an
extended tour West, and he will tell you
how brightly the camp fires are burning
where he has been. Come out and close
up the campaign with such q demonstra.
ton as will carry terror into the camp Of
the enemy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-04

U. S. MARINE HosP1rAL--Dr. Thomas
]. Gnflths, Surgeon in charge of the
United Ststes Marine Hospital at Louis.
vile, reports the following as the condi.
ti6n Of the hospital under his charge dur.
ing October, 1872:
Number Of patients remaining the last
day Of September, Is; admitted during
October, 50, treated during October, 154;
discharged during October, 6s; died dur.
ing October, 2; remaining on the last day
Of October, 81; Outdoor marine patents
treated during October, 10; private pa
tients treated during October,7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-04

THE R R HUDsoS.-The steamboat
R R Hudson, which sunk q few days
ago in the Aonongahels river, Just below
Smithfeld street, was successfully raised
yesterday afternoon, and pulled of the
wharf BY the laid Of the Three Lights,
Quickstep and Clipper tugs and the
pumps Of Blake & Co., and Stephen Rog-
ers, and also syphons- She goes on Res
docks this morning and will be at the
wharf this evening, and will be ready for
business next week. She was raised in
six hours after work was commenced
Pits. Nail Of Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-04


TIE RACES, Observation-Disclosures
ing the unpropitious weather, Saturday
for horse racing, quite number OF per
sons collected at the Island Driving Park
course, 70 witness the race advertised be.
tween Glencoe and Red Eye for two hun
dred dollars side. The track was de-
cidedly heavy, but the owners Of the hor.
ses were determined that the race should
go on. And 1t did-Glencoe winning h
three straight heats.
The trot between Happy Sam and Sill
yer Sides was won By the latter. A Sill.
gle dash Of half a mile, for fifty dollsrs
between Bay Stallion and Glencoe, result.
ed in favor OF the former.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-04

AGAIN CoTTISUED.-The case Of
Holmes "a. Gillspy was before Judge
Johnston, Saturday afternoon, and con-
siderable amount Of testimony heard
This, We believe, Is the second attempt 10
dispose Of it, but conclusion has not yet
been reached. Twas continued until To-
morrow evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-04

PROBATE BUsrSEss.-On the 18th nil,
the last will and testament Of Abrsm
McMoEgan, deceased, was probated be-
fore Recorder Woods.
On the 26th ult the will OF William
Robinson Fairs, deceased. was proba,ed,
and John FGris qualified as executor
bond $4,000, but no security required.
On the 29h uIL the will OF Sarah Max.
well was probated, and Robert Maxwell
appointed administrator with the will
annexed-bond $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-04

a suGGEsTIoS.-In view of the fact
that the epizoosy is making its way in
this direction, We submit, without charge
the idea of employing dog power during
the prevalence Of the disease, should i
reach here. There are enough healthy
but worthless dogs in this city, ii Their
strength could be utilized, to afford great
relief in such an emergency. A thousand
or 50 OF them would doubtless "yank" a
street car at lively rate. Should the ex.
pertinent prove a success, there is an
enormous feline power in this city i,
might be well to bring out in the same
practical manner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-04

MEDIcA--We learn that the Medical
Society Of Wheeling and county Of Ohio,
met in annual session At the residence Of
Dr.. J. c. Hupp on last Friday evening.
Dr. F. Julius LeMoyne, Of Pennsylvania,
and Dr.. / Werlich, Of Ohio, being pres.
emit, were invited to participate in the pro.
ceedingS. The following gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing year, viz +:
President, Dr.. R W. Hazlett; Vice Presi.
dent, Dr.. james Cummins; Secretary, Dr..
s. L. Jepson; Treasurer, DR.. ]. c. Hupp;
Censos, Dn E. A. Hildreth, W. ]. Bates
and R. 3. Cumnins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-04

CIRCUIT CoURT.-No business Of special
interest was transacted in this court,
Saturday. The chsncery docket was
called in the afternoon, and at an early
hour the court adjourned until 0 o'clock
this morning.
Petit jurors will make 8 note Of the
fact that they were discharged until 9
O'Clock A. N. today, at which hour they
are expected 70 be in their seats in the
court room.