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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-20
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting Palmetto Lodge.
Mrs. s. N. McCully-School Notice.
To Capitalists.
r. O'Neale, Jr.-To Rent.
II. G. Shiver & Co.-Elegant Stock.

HOTEL ARRIVALS, September 19.-Co'un,tia
Hotei-J Robertson Gaurens; Q Savayott, B
C; Totten, Jersey City; F Connor.
GokesburE; " X TUNER; II e. wv &Minnsp%or1; Patrick
$ Hayes, Lc1ington; ] Marshall, Mrs Sim
glcton, Miss Singleton, W Bradley. Charles-
ton; Do l. Fillyaw. Miss FillyaV, Miss L
H Is Gilbert. j " Emmert. N c; p Massman,
Pa; T Corbin, Charleston.
Uendrir H0use-A Dun, Julia Dun, Mis-
sissippi; F Hammond and wife, 3 G; Frank
dricks, charleston; @ I. Reid, Walhalla; G
Wehrlo, Greenville; J D Smith, Pendleton; D
l. Glonn, II A Gibson, Alston; Phillip Dunn,
A H Smyth, Union; Is Frank Sloan. Oconee.
DEATH OF FINE HonsE.-The Wheel
ing Nv. Va.) Inteiligencer reports that
Dan. Rice's horse, Stephen A. Douglass,
was turned out to Craze on Monday, and
was so badly injured in attempting to
jump high picket fence that it was
found necessary to shoot him to shorten
his misery. Next to the beautiful blind
horse Excelsior. Jr., Douglass was, per-
haps, more generally admired than any
ring in this country.
DEATH OF A CHARLEsToNIAN. .-lnfor-
nation has reached the city of the death
of Mr.. John J. Alexander, native of
this city. Mr.. Alexander was born in
Charleston, but for the past twenty years
has lived in Florida. He wns educated
Mt the Fnrman University in Greenville,
and graduated with distinction.
A Radical orator in Detroit compli-
mented young mother npo2 her zine
Grant baby" when she replied that he
probably came to that conclusion from
seeing the child have bottle.
"When lovely women dons Dolly
aud finds, too late, noen don't admire it,
sho'd better try some other folly. and to
u circus rider hire it,"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-20

There are $500 employees in tho
Treasury Department at Washington, of
whom one. third arc females.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-25


ws,set nositiof, ne ela until The nomination
IL Ecrace Gsrefey At Cincinnati, when me
was promoted to5edit or-in-chief. alr. keld
is thiry-four years of age and still q Dacle-
lor.
His career has been one Of remar kap 9
,briiliancy. In the short space OF WE'VE
Years no reached the first rank of journalism
and stepped in the shoes of one OF the
worlds greatest editors. AS q politician he
has been quite unfortunate. He favored the
nomination of Chicf.Justice Chase at chicago
in 1868. and would have supported him - hau
lie been nominated by the Democracy at view
York. Some have been so uncharltabe Us
TO claim that Reid's unwavering support OF
Mr. Chase was the result of weakness Tor
the Judges youngest daughter. HIS sup
port of Horace Greeley was due to the force
of circumstances, but equally disastrous. Ml;
10 figure prominently in the field oil journal
iSm.-St, Louis Globe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-25

WHAT WILL STAND FIRE THE Brooklyn
Tabernacle, built Of corrugated iron, was
burned on Sunday. What, then, will stand
fire? But let us not deDouncc iron. The
iron was undoubtedly very faithful; but tie
trouble in the affairs Of this world is that
there is always present the bctrayer. lie
was found amongst the divine twelve to be-
tray Him whose anniversary we celebrate TO.
day. The builders Of the iron church en-
closed IN rood the flues that conveyed the
smoke from the furnaces in the basement &c
the top of the house. The wood took tire
and the interior woodwork, such as floors
and pews, etc, all got atire, and created such
4 heat that the iron curled, and bent up, anl
fell ard great was the fall thereof.
| The iron church having burned, the ques
ton arises, What will be used next to built
the church with? Tie Rev. Dr. TALMADGE
who eXpounded doctrine in the Tabernacl,
pulpit, says "iron.' But it may he pre-
sumed that he will take cafe that iron flue:
are not encased in wood the next time.
The apparent imrossibilty CT making
| houses tirc-prooI is rather discouraeing
fact to man. If be cannot escape the fires Of
this world, how is lie TO avoid those of that
| to come? Let him be careful not 10 encasc
his iron ilucS in wood. Let him avoid deceit
and hypocrisy, ard be will stand better
chance OF escaping "the fires down below
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DEATHS.

n;od at q o'clock p. NJ. December Dad, after an
,uncss Of \ few days. BENJAMIN STUART, aGet
ten months only child Of George T. and Mamie b.
Tic funeral will take place from the residence OF
his father, Central turnpike. Ilenrico county, at II
o'cInck A. AZ, December 25th FRIENDS ana nc
unintanccs are respectfully invited TO atenu Witt
out further notice.
Died of diphtherle, on Tuesday, December 2itn,
1s7. at haif-psi 10 4. NJ after an Illness OF seven
DAYS, FLORENCE. daughter OF Leopold ana Roscha
levy: rrcf, two years, four months and one day.
thc funeral viii take place from uic residence OF
Mr.. T. Levy TODAY (l;ccrn! cr 25th). at O'Clock
p. 81. The fricnnS and acqlaintInces OF the FANNY
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
,;Iod. at her residence No. 4l2 Hancock street.
of ar0plrxv, Mrs. MARY WESTERlAS,i In the
forty-thir;l year Of her are.
S:c leave, maur friends aud acquaintance ann
four ornhans 10 'ruurn her loss. Her funeral %ill
lake place THIS DAY at half-past O'Clock: Inc
friends and acqaaintancesa are invited toattend WI
ont further notice.
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.WHITELAw REIp.-Whitelaw Reid, the
editor Of the New York Tribune, was born
in the small village of Cedarvile, Greene
county, Ohio, in 1858. His parents were
poor but respectable. His education was
somewhat limited. He began his career as II
pedasoSue, but soon deserted the calling for
more congenIal pursuits. He first appeared
AS IN editor Oh tic Ecnia (O.) Ne,cS, since
merged into what is now the Xenia Torch
light. lie afterwards became Washington
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette, and
won considerable reputation. At the break
ing out of the rebellion he acted rs war cor
respondent for the same journal, and peuned
some Of tie most vivid and thrilling battle
descriptions ever written. About t!rse
years since be was appointed assistant edito-
rial manager Of the New Y9rk Tribune,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-25
MARRIAGES.

Married on the 18th instant: at O'CLOCK, AZ tn the
residence Of tie brides grandfather, pr -, ., hl-
lev. nv The Rev Dr. Tfaycrslap, WILLIAM Il:
Wal and Miss MINNIE LEE POLLARD; all OF
Hanover. No cards.
Married, December %. 1872, by Rey; pr. WOOD
yard. JAMES F. ELIhMS, OF Richmond, 10
Dt;IIY j. BIRCH, of Essex county.
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G9s7gs'E ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, December %, 1872. )
DARRETwS ADMINISTRATOR VS..

COMMISsIOSER'S OFFICER
RICHMOND, December %, IS12. :
DARRETwS ADMINISTRATOR VS..
ID BAR&EJT'S LEGATEES.
n I'll EICUIUND ClIANCERY COURT.
The followtu" Is an extract from the decree en-
terrell Ia this cause Oh Tie l4th day of December,
1877:
The court Is Of opinion, and doth accordingly so
adugc, order and decree, that the said DIT PENDANTS,
Thomas Is. jackson and Lucy i. jackson his wife,
are, in right of the said Lucy, entitled to at least
uuc-,hild part OF the said testat0r's heluest 10 his
niece, Mary :. Eeiys, and her children, ami That
the deeus ant X. i. Woodson iSenti,lei 10 moic'y
81 The lclac,ts oi Tie said te$taor 10 The children OF
his tine tpstltor',) niece, Nancy Woodson. And the
court doth refer 1t to one Of the commissioners of
this court 20 ascertain and report who are The Legal
tees OF The said William Barrett, and the sums 10
which they scvcraliy cnfitlcd,to present IN his
report 4 scheme Of distribution among them. hay
ing respect therein TO the opinion above rendered In
regard TO the rights OF Tie said Thomas X. jackson,
aud Lucy Il. his vile, and the said X. Il. W0odsou
And the court 10th further direct the said commits
siouer 10 take account OF the administration Of tie
e-tIgc of the said VILLAIN Barrett ana report the
same, with any matter especially stated which he
may deem pertinent, Or he may lc required by either
rarty t. Stale.
he parties interested are hereby notified that !
have fixed OH THURSDAY the 23d Gly OF january,
l>7a at IL o'clock NJ. us the tiHe, and my Office,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets. In
the city Of :i"hnod rs the place, TO execute the
foregoing decree. THOMAS j. EVANS.
dc 10 W.w Commissioner.
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WEDNESDAY DECEMBER %, is7s

A merry Christmasand happy New-Year
r. the friends and customers Of the Dispatch
and to the public. Many happy returns OF
the season to one and oil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-25

The Dispatch will net be published to-
morrow morning; for reason that is IN
every ones bones.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-25

= J
DAVID e. LACY vs.. ALPHEUS ROPER
~ ANo OTHERS.
IN RICHMOND CIlANCERY COURT.
The following Is an extract from tic decree en-
tt.rrd III this cause OH the lgth day Of November
Is7a
II. Is ordered TIN. this cause he referred 10 one Of
the commissioners OF This court with Instructions to
inquire what real estate il any, The defendant al
phc Roper, IS >ci2ed, posse sed OF, entitled 10
tic character o such interest; the value of said real
estate; the amount, ciar.c Ger auG priUriteS OF liens
5ising Agiis. aid real estate, whether erideuced
by Judgment Or otherwise and whether the rents and
profits ct said real estate will be sufficient 10 satisfy
matter by him deemed pertinent or any party In In
.erest may require
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed Oh FRIDAY the 9th day Of January,
1873, ut II O'Clock NJ, the time, and my Office,
L eventh street between I'll lin and Bank streets, In
the city Of Richmond, the pl ICE to make the fore
going inquiries. THOMAS j. EVANS,
tic .5-WIw Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-25

FINDER THE II AN \ gle 81 Nj OF
- TIE YOUNG LADIES CIRCLE OFINDUS-
TRY ofCemcnary Methodist Episcopal church there
will be Il CHRISTMAS EMBARRASSMENT Tor
the chi.drcD, ut Virginia Hall. FRIDAY EVE
MING, December 2itn. commencing III O'Clock
L. NJ "sauta Claus" AMI 1.-The Oh Woman who
Lived in Il shoe" will bc there for The amusement Of
The little folks. SANTA Claus will give 10 each
child present some simple gilt.
Tickets to !ic had II A. ". CARRIERS Office, $50
Iaiu street, between Eighth and Ninth streets, and
al he door. Price oil tickets, IS cents. dc .4-.t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-25

1ffo MAIN STREET,

THREE Doors ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE
To afford my country friends VINO eanho ., sls'
,,o civ nm opportunity Of supplying them
sa,vos with Christmas presents, VIII sene
the following goods to any address upon receipt o.
the price given 1t Is yet week before Christmas
time enough to send your orders and receive '"'
goods before that day. So
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pissoLgTGoxs d PARTNERSHIPS

FHE business conducted By DANIEL
L NUET, corner CT Adams and Leigh streats is
10 agent (, r D. l.. HUNT.
i.iGhmcnd December 10, la7s. dsil-ws
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.sW sSE9sENES.

az - ~
VIRGINIA HALL.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
DECEMBER 2eTH AND SGTH.
tie wo:li-fdmous
SklFF 6 GAYLORD'S MlNSTRELS
AND BRASS BAND,
the most stupcndous Organization travelling, now
Oh their return from H,raua, Cuba. We travel in
lands where similar bands dare not follow us.
Engagement extraordinary of the eighth wonder OF
the world,
JAPANESE TOMMY,
the smallest comedian on thr Stagc-height, thirty
iuchcs; age, th:riy-siN.
4 new err. in minStrcSy, introduced by this COM
pany only,
SIN EED-MEN-THREE BUSE-PLAYERS,
THREE TAI8OYINISTS-
all playing upon the cGIs Cf the first part at the
sane ane. Don't fail TO witness features that you
hive lever Seen.
ADMISSION. -Parlucl, &c: gallery, soc. Seats
FOR sale ut West, Johnston 4 Co.'S bookstore.
JOE GAYLORD,
de :5-:t Business Manager.
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nEE..Es[s:S.

AEASONIC NOTICE.-The mem q.
I'VE hers Of JOPpA LODGE, No. 40, VIII TX
attend i stutch meeting % the Lodge ut St., -
AlDan's Hall TOMORROW tThursday) El EMU
at Gn'ccck. Mcm!rrs of sister lodges ana WISHING
brethren are invited 10 be present. by orcer oi the
n n. WILLIAM J. RIDDlCh,
"a o5ftx secretary.
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UECEMBER 25-CHRISTMAS-1S72.

NHRISTMAS GOODS AT 627 BROAD
" STREET.-In order 10 secure large patroE-
age for the holiday season, Mr. GRANGER heSs to
inform his customers that lie has recently replcn-
isled his stock with assortment and selection or
goods usually sought for nj this season for Christmas
presents. These goods have been selected with par
tclar reference 10 the holiday trade. and slIita
le for pres ents for ladies', gentlemen, and children
In the stock of ladies' wear can hc found full line
Of LiNEN-CAMERIC EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCIIlEFS. FiCliEIS. BOWS. GLOVES. OR
SITS. COLLARS, CITES. SLEEVES, RIBBONS.
BANDS. BANDEAuX. fine PLATED, SETS and
BRACELETS. CUFF-BuT1ONS, POEkE
BOOKS. ALBUMS. etc. etc. -
SPECIALrIES FOR GENTLEMEN,
consisting IN part OF GOLD STUDS, CHARMS.
TIE-RINGS. BkEAsTPINS. CRANATS, TIES,
LINEN and SILK HANDkERCHIEFS, etc. etc.
Besides the above can also he found an excellent
stock Of about fifty styles LACES, COLL iRS and
LACE SETS ;al tylcs Of Belts and Satriels, Combs,
brushes: Kid Gloves, with Que two buttons. from
sc 20 - per pair and everything usually kept in L
iirst-ciass Jas CT-iiOtH)S STORE.
Mrs. j. ". GRANGER will continue 10 give her
spccia attention to the WASHING ard MENDING
Of La Cl.S. CURTAINS etc. etc. and with ieI in
creased facilities will take orders for making UP any
STYLES of I.acrs. Collars, Sleeves, Caps, and other
goods in this line. Il. /. CHANGER,
dc l2-aw 62T Broad street.
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VACTs FOR THE PEOPLE!

TACTS FOR THE PEOPLE!
DO Won wish TO purchase any article Of READY
MADE CLOTHING or GENTLE MEN,S FUR
NISHING GOODS? II so, consider the following
facts: , $4,000. ..u,,.. p
all I'm this line in the city.
3D. am largely engaged in the sale OF clothing.
3d have longer experience In this branch than
any similar house and thus am enabled 70 sell SUI
nerior article nj less price than others. Call at
WILLIAM IRA SMITHS, Agt,
100 Main street,
daI1 Sign o! Big Flag.
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IS q 90 9 Iess.
IHRIsTatAas CHEZ
| JAMAICA 1gp NEW Es5LA,sp BEN. 73s
| APPLE ASp PEACH BE .asnI Es,s.ss
| scoTfn AND IRISH WGnsKEgs,
h9SEDI n .WniaK w, two years old; ]
! FuLc1IEn AND BowMAS ~ VIM lvS,IssrYs. @
PRIME ROCHESTER, CIpER.
COOKING AND TABLE WINES,
c1Tn2S kA ATSnFnf nufHi saLs, wsLsUTs.
CoxE'S GELATtNEt SPICES,
| SAUCES. JELLIEs, LEMONS,
DRIED BEEF, TONGUES,
MIScE-M EAT, PICKLES.,
NEW York SELECTED APPLES,
GAINED GOODS ets Cd e ipi Es r. TODD,
| do s,-,w corner Sixth aud Clay streets.
A PpLE AND PEACH BRANDY.
s ssEssls fEhtH bbFFAASRiz l. TODD.
on de e? .lAiw corner Sixth aud Clay streets
GUNDRIEs FOR CHRIsTMAs.-At,
| = more,s Mipce-Meat. Coxe's Gelatine, Raislns
Currants. Almonds, C;tron. Jellies Sweet Hia ta
Camel Peaches Peach and Apple BrandEE io 9I9 md
Buckwheat' Champagne GA S. JOHNSON.
ao,,rt ool Broad street.
| CHRIsTMAs GOODS % : RAINIER $ co.'s:
E EE!SH FH WSEskhy,
| JAMAICA Rum,
| noLLAAlNpn S SIN MFRS
RAIslNs, d. saarter; half and whole hoxes)
MIN CE,SiEAT, u
CANNED TOMeT TOES,
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26
DIR UG EsINR
Dr. J. BLACKMAN'S Golden E.rtrOct

Is the only reliable medicine for the relief and Oresns. - if s cures S gravel I in almost st. every in, stance, Incontinence and Retention ofthe Urine, Inflammation of the Bladder, Pains in the Back and Loins are speedily relieved. no omatter of haw long standing. Price s4 per box. Prepared only by Fl. L. LILLE, Norwalks Conn. JOHN Y. HENRY, 8 College Place, N. F., Wholesale Agent. SOLD BY bRUGGIsTS. 7-1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26

sEAzE sIsIIVs 0L
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26

ter xii of this act, and make the appor- tionment required in the case of districts formed from parts of two or more towns, as prescribed iu secton n
 See 4 The secretary of the board shall keep . N rd of all the proceedings of the hoard. 4 of the proceedings of the acting school visitors, and of the de- eisions of the joint of school visitors and .selaM hen required by chapter xii. of this ae book which he shall provide for tHs pose at the expense of the town ]; he sIall annually submit to the town at its annual meeting a written report of the doings of the board, with the report of the acting school visitors, and shall on or before the fifteenth day of October, in each year, send two written or printed copies of said reports to the secretary of the state board of education, and shall furnish such additional returns and sta tisties respecting the schools of the town as the secretary of the state board. of ed- ucatia may call for. The secretary of the d of school visitors, and all other sseh ffcers, shall preserve with care all zs and documents which may be of pefMghent value pertaining to schools, and which come into their hands by vir. .tue of their offices, and shall transmit sthe same to their successors
 s Sec. 45. The secretary and other acting .school visitors shall be paid from the town treasury, for the time actually employed in the performance of their duty, three dollars each per day, and in like propor- tion for parts of days.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26
PUBLIC ACTS
If the State Of Connecticut. las-sd ziay session,
 1872.
 ISi EtE
CHATTER Lxxv.

An act.felating to the conrt of common
 pleas in New London county ? Bc il enacted by tho senate and hoase of leprez
 seLItaily,s III general assembly, csIivene-.: b Sec. l. That the second, third and fourth sections of stAn act in addition to an act to create and establish a court of common pleas in New London county" :" approved June 2, 1871, be, and the same are, hereby repealed; provided, that all criminal. cases pending in the court of common pleas in New London county, on the second Tuesday of August, 1872, shall by said court be transferred to the next term of the superior court of New Lon don county, which said superior shall have sole Jurisdiction of the same.
 Sec. 5. This act shall take effect Oil the second Tuesday of August, 1872.
 Approved August l, 1872.
 .-- CHAPTER Lxyv..
 An act in alteration to an act concerning commu-
 mites al corporations. Be it enacted by the senate and house or repre-
 sentatives ill genera assembly convened:
 Sec. l. That every railroad company in this stste which has heretofore placed upon its car, or shall hereafter with the approbation of the railroad commissioners place upon it's cars, the devise or mechan- ism known as the ''Miller platform" shall be deemed to have complied with an act entitled "An act concerning railroads, |" passed at the May session A. D. 1866 and approved June 9, A. D. 1866, and shall not be liable to any ofthe penalties in said act provided.
 Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from the date 6 of its passage.
 Approved, August l. 1872.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26
EDUCATIONAL ACT.

CHAPTER LXxvII.
 An act concerning education. Be it enacted by the senate and house of repre- sentatives, in general assembly convened:
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26
CHAPTER LXxVI.

CHAPTER LXXVI. An act in addition to an act entitled .an act for
 the regulation Of civil actions"s Be it enacted by the senate and house of repre-
 sentatives in general assembly convened: Sec. 1. Any joint tenant or tenant in common may maintain an action in his own name for any injury to land owned by him jointly with other persons. . Sec 2. The non-joinder of such other persons may be shown by the defendant upon the trial of any such action for the purpose of effecting the amount of dam ages that may be recovered, and the plain tiff in such action shall only recover for the damage to his own interest.
 Sec. ,. This act shall take ef1ect from its pass age, but shall not affect suit now pending. Approved, August l. 1872
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-06

RIVER ITRMs-The marks at theupper
end Of the wharf indicated nine feet in
the channel last evening, and stationary.
Nearly all Of yesterday the river was lnll
Of ice, but OF such a character as 10 inter.
tere to no serious extent with navigation.
The towboat Monitor kept moving about
through 1t with impunity, attending to
business as usual.-The Liberty, one OF
Capt. J. K Booths powerful tugs, left for
PomeroY, yesterday, to bring up two
barges TO be loaded here for New Or.
leans. Two others are now being filled
up with nails at this point. We were in.
formed that the Liberty and barges would
leave for their destination some time next
week.-The Courier got away for Park.
ersburg, yesterday morning, with fair
trip OF freight and passengers.-The Elk
press, in the same trade, will take her
departure this morning at the usual hour
The Hudson Is expected to reach here
to-day, and resume her place in the Gin,
Cinnati trade-leaving tomorrow alter.
noon at 8 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-06

PRICES REDUCED.-From one of our
Pittsburgh exchanges of yesterday, we
take the following Yesterday afternoon
the members Of the Western Iron Asso.
citation held a meeting in this city at
which it was resolved to reduced the
card quotations of iron. After a long
discussion the price of iron was reduced
twelve dollars per ton, being reduction
on the card quotations to four and six-
tenth rates. The price OF nails, which Of
late has been advancing in the mark ct,
was reduced half dollar per keg. The
reductions arc accounted Tor by the recent
fall in pig metal. This will probably
necessitate a lowering Of the wages OF the
workmen in these branches"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-06

CoxrRoMrsED.-Wednesday evening,
Jacob 6toiel, a resident of East Wheel
ing, was arrested on complaint OF his wife
and taken before Esqr. Launder. The
charge against Stofel was disorderly con-
duct, generally. Owing to misunder-
standing oil the principal prosecuting
witness as to the time and place of the
examination, she failed to appear at the
Justices's Office the evening the arrest was
made. Security for stoiels appearance on a
subsequent day was required, but he could
find no one who would go on his bond.
Esqr. L., therefore, committed him to iail.
Yesterday he was brought out Tor exsmi.
nation, when his wife consented to com
promise the matter if he would pay the
costs and conduct himself more properly
in tho future. He agreed to the terms
and was set at liberty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-06

ST. MATTHEWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
ANNUAL FESTIVAL AND sUPPEk.-The
Young Ladies Sewing Society Of St. Mat.
thews Episcopal Church, propose to give
a supper and festival for the benefit OF the
Church, in the new lecture and concert
room in the Mcclure House building,
Monroe street. on Thursday evening, De-
cember 18th. A fine gold headed cane,
TO be presented to the most popular physi.
clan of the city, will be voted for at the
hall on the evening Of the entertainment,
and votes will also be received at Henne.
gen & Cos, where the cane will be on ex.
hibition until that date. The public are
cordially invited to attend, and a pleasant
time Is guaranteed.