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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF HoN. WILLIAM 81. MAcFARtAsD.
A telegram was received on yesterday an
nouncing the decease of Hon. William III.
Macfarland at Glencoe (liis, residence), in
Greenbrier county, West Virginia, on the
evening Of the previous day. Mr.. Macfarland
was born in Luneibhrg county on the 9Th OF
February, II 80, 50 that hs was " itiiin q few
weeks or sevgnt three years old. He entered
William and Mary College in 1919. and gradr-
ated with the most distins rushed honors OF
this venerable institution. The promise Of
his early life was fully verified in d long and
useful public career as a member Of the Legis
lature from his native county, u member Of one
or mole of our State Constitutional Conven
lions, as president Of three Of our most -four
ishing banking institutions the Farmers
Bank, the Planters National Bank, and the
State Bank Of Virginia. iS-sis5. ~ G. 6.
He resided for a short period in 4 Norfolk
and Petersburg prior to bis removal to Rich
mond in 1885, where he lived until d few
months since. About 1887 he was elected
president of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia,
which office he filled until the closing Of the
bank in 1865. 1t was, in this position, per-
haps, he was better known to our citizens
than in any other, gaining the high esteem
and warm affection Of all our people by the
wise and liberal administration of the affairs
of the most popular banking institution we
have ever had. 'sS...,SFi.
AS member of the bar, Mr. Macfarland
occupied deservedly high position, ranking
in his day amongst its brightest ornaments.
In all the relations of life, public and private,
he was honored and beloved for his many
virtues, and the announcement of his death
will carry sorrow to many hearts which will
not cease to cherish his memory as long as
life lasts. .t
The remains of Mr.. Macfarland will be
brought to this city for mterment in Holly
wood Cemetery. z.y@s .25 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

& Harper and Leslie for this week, contain
ing illustrations Of Fisk's assassination, re-
ceived from Ellyson 8 Taylor, 1116 Main
al tf,n,f ~ ~ y. + F'e riStl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

!. EVERY boy and girl should go TO the matinee of
the. Tour OF EURorE this afternoon ut half-past
O'Clock Many prizes will be given away. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

8 aPIcTTREs.--Snee the Introduction Of Mrs. RAM
sdolph's Improvements I'm photography, the Lee =
gallery seems TO be more than ever the centre OF at
traction. - 40: 81 !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

i Our lady friends, they win be advised BY win
not fall to visit the 6 Lee . gallery. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

The best pictures and the cheapest in the world are
tf,ose taken af the g Lee r cutlery
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y S3240ag-The Fisk big fdiamurd has not in faet q.
ysIue equal to WHEELER q NJ ILsOM isewtng.rraa-
chine In the hands Of active ana gent lady.
7aol Main lss5S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

& Doy'T forget the mntinee this afternoon at half
past o'clock Of the TOUR OF EUROPE, for the bene-
ut Of the Young MEMS Missionary Society OF the
second Baptist church. rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

EOR NEW YORK. The Old ,e4TSf
II Dominion Steamship Company's ele- Is
CANT side-wheel steamship ISAAC BELL;i Captain
BRAKEMAN, will sail FRIDAY, January nth. ut 8
O'clock r. NJ Freight received until 9o'clock r M.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
wardcd with dispatch to all points north SOUTH east
for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations un-
surpassed Fare $I2 steerage, 90 ronnd-trfp tck-
ess' s.v = iet JOIN III sssst w WY XII aTT, L Agent,
ia lost - ~ ~ No. s Governor street
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ACCIDENT. .-.Mr. w. q. il Holloway, an enl-
ploye at the steam factory of Messrs. John d
George Gibson, had one Of the fingers of his
right hand badly cut yesterday In the grooy-


,sFLIgERARYS SooIETY. CE1sBRATIoNs.--T The
joint Late celeb ebrati ion of the Dialectic
and Cadet Societies Of the Virginia Military
Institute viii take place on Friday evening,
january 26th. Presidents, A. r. Sullivan, of
Georgia, and 81. ID. Hawkins, of Virginia;
orators, r. B. Matthews, of Louisiana, and
j. ID. Johnston, of Virginia; debaters, r.
P. Bell, w. u. Murrell, and L. c. Watkins,
of Virginia, and T. L. Cochran, Of Alabama;
w. A. RaWls, of Florida, chairman of Com
mittee of Arrangements. y..,
ss The anniversary celebration of the Gra-
ham lee; Society, of Washington and Lee
University, is announced for Friday, January
10th. Orator, S. r. Fisher, Texas; debaters,
j. Il. Lake, Kentucky j. Aldrich, South
Carolina; n. B. Lee, West Virginia; NJ. e.
Kleberg, Texas. w. q. Dabney, of Georgia,
chairman of Committee Of Arrangements.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
IN proposals will be received by the undersigned
until u N. THURSDAI. January 49,, 1872, for the
GRADUATION and MASONRY Of branch Of the
street to James river, including tunnel through
Church Hill about 3,4o0 feet long. For further par
ticulalS, apply to II. ID. WBIICOMB,
Chief Engineer Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
de 25-td Richmond, Va.
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Anllllond atrI
FRIDAY. !. ii. q. JANuARY 1a,E1s72..

E THE CIRCULATION or THE DIS.
PATCH is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
cIkcUL or ALI TILE tTfIER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CRY.
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MELFTAlRY lINOTICEs. I.
5DYErYG. CaIEEANI1G, dse.

DYEING ANfr q CLEANING
~ ESTABLISHMENT, Marshall street between
Fonrfh and FiIf Estabiisbcd Is<8 Dressee, Shawls,
aacaues. Veiyefs Ribbons, Gloves Feafherss yfd!s
also Genflenei,s Clothing, dyed or ciezned ID n1e
most satisfactory manner Most OF our colors arc or
foreign manufacture, and for perInaneuec and frii
nancy s's oss's = . w j. B McKENNEY@C CO,
s "a s-a,, q AIS Marshall street. I;
Z 5ssL LIENEM AMPS STEAM pYEING
.EIsfAED SECURING GESTABLIeffafENTsS S9 S29
BROAD STREET, BET TW EEN s8o 8ou kEh ,zA1sn
sIrsS aiso CIeauing I'm the best and MeatesS efy!e
Carpet-scouring and kid gicee8 cleaned Ituyste t0e
ladies especially to- zee my latest y
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MARINE EINTELLIIiGENCE.1
} PORT or RTcHMoNDy JAYuAa,Ys 4. 49, s

s5 III ARRIVED 81 ssiss g.
. Steamer Isaac Bell, Blakeman, New York, mer-
cfandise and passengers; j. W. yats, agent
disc and passengers, .. B. Taturn; agens s.
Steamer j. 8. Green, Carr, Philadelphia, ". r.
Porter, agent "a M ~
3 Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, w. P. Brett agent
u =. 80 sst MEMORANDA. ~ II q
u The Norwegian brig FIosta. Anderson master, en-
tered at the custom-h0use from Liverpool with $40
tons old iron rails for the Tredegar CoHpany. d
. The American brig Alice. W ynian master, cleared
rom the custom -hUuse for Rio with o31 barrels Of
Hour shipped by the Gallego Mills.
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Nseksi d 3. srkscs Z SON

3. srzaeE 4 SOY fai neekslss ana
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FOR NORFOLK, PlO RsTrS
il MOUTH, AND WaY.LANDfNGSi&s i&sa3fi =
ON JAMES RIYER.--Thc elegant steamer PAIL
SADIE, Captain NELSON, Will leave her wharf lat
Powhatan Steamboat Company g sheds }every TUES
DAY, THURSDAYS and ndSATURDAYat6a 6a o'clock
A. M. Freight received every day from I o'clock
A. N to O'Clock 2. An way freight must be pre-
paid Apply to Captain or asss5& S S
/ de is e5s5s p. BRETT, Agent.
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UuMAIL,AaLlrl LBrTEas RnM1IsING N

UNaAMAaLE LBrTEHs fiEM4ISING IN TIE
RicHMosD P1sT-O OFR1GE JANuAgY S722.s--
sGensFsl +. Hs smith az Lsxingto
sya.s e. j. Preston, Lexingfons
~. ID ollcrt King Nv iiliam Court.
house, q. John Ss 14ariaaways fsahElas Va;
John al. Coke, casinond iiss % Foster,
Richmond; ictTd ssohnson. DibeH pest
si1fffce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

PERsoSAL.-Rey. William .. Hatcher, the
former beloved pastor Of the Baptist church,
has just returned home, after a visit of few
days to his old charge. ss..c3 =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

EFsf3fW AND JOB Fn fast Ell
|s,II3 nMoaE M aT IaIs
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Tbe regular meeting OF the Board OF directors
will 9e held at 10 O'Clock 81. ON the same day.
de aS-E&Tutd 5. ~
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q UT1oS BAaK. it aIl annual meeting OF the
Union Bank of Richmond, held in the hail
over the First Matt onaf Bank, Mr. 0. J.a Burr
was called to the chair and Mr. James Miller
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VOL. !. Kill ] !, ]! /. !!
DIssoEUTrONs u ssAiTNERsHrIpa,.

Tho co-Far5ncrahlp heretofore existing between
w. n. Slmpns and II. Newcombt under the arm and
style OF W. E. Sinons j. Co. Is this ay dissolved by
limitation. n ~ w. e, STNOES q GO. = =
DRpkanER Al. isTl IA stt sfE-I-s4t So
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The remains of Mr.. Macfarland will be
brought to this city for mterment in Holly
wood Cemetery. -4.s~s. ,safr ~ .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-06

The following appears editorially in
the Springfield Republican, a Greeley pa,
per:
The Connecticut papers furnish add.
tionaland apparently conclusive evidence
Of Gratz Browns drunkenness at New
Haven during commence week. We
note that, so far, the Liberal Organs
wholly ignore thesubJect, and apparently
seek 10 conceal the disgraceiul facts from
their readers. But they cannot prevent
them from becoming generally known,
nor from working great harm 10 the re.
form cause II Brown does not back out,
or is not kicked out, Mr.. Greeley will lose
thousands OF votes in consequence Of bis
associates q dsgracelul condition at New
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-06

GOVERNOR WuYTE, OF Maryland, a
straight Democrat oil the old school, as.
sures correspondent OF the New York
Herald that so far from Democrats absn.
doniug their principles, or, indeed, abau.
doning their party name, he considers
that the Democratic party have taken
GREELEY and the Cincinnati platform for
temporary purposes, Having changed
the present administration and embarked
upon a new one, with principles in so
great a degree similar to those OF the
Liberal Republicans, tho Democratic
party, with its three million Of voters,
win be the power in the land hereafter.
Governor WuYrE tells the whole story
in iewwords }.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-06

THE steubenville Herald says Mr.. B1Na,
HAM was "deIeated by the administra,
tion," the "GRANT office holders" it says
encouraging delegates to violate their in
structions. The Herald adds:
1.-THE most persistent opposition Bling.
ham had from the day be was announced
for denomination until his defeat by
treachery on the S0th, at Bellaire, was
by those, in this city and district, in the
service Of the administration"
tits to be regretted the editor OF the
Herald should take Mr.. B1NaHAM's defeat
so much to he4rt, he seems to regard it
an atfront personal to himself The Her.
aid, we fear, will cease to be a reliable
organ If it keeps on in the road it is now
travelling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-06


TEE Supreme Court of Appeals yes.
terday announced its decision in q couple
Of cases possessing local interest here,
and having, by reason Of the principle
involved, some interest elsewhere in the
State. The cases were those Of certain
parties indicted in this city for selling
liquor on Sunday, in violation Of the H.
cense laws Of the State. In the winter
Of 1s71 the delegates from this county in
the Legislature undertook to procure
legislation which should make the traffic
in liquors in this city completely outside
and independent Of law. This was to be
done by taking away Jurisdiction OF VIC.
latious Of the liquor laws from the Circuit
Court and comforting it solely on the
Municipal Court The Municipal
Court having no grand jury or petit
jury for the trial of criminal cases
would be completely powerless to
punish any such otenses. Thus the
offenders would go scot free and the com.
munity would be at their mercy. In the
particular cases under consideration a
justice took Jurisdiction and decided
against the offenders They appealed to
the Circuit Court, and meeting with a
similar decision there, appealed to the
Supreme Court on the ground that the
Legislature by the act referred to had
taken away the Jurisdiction OF the Circuit
Court. The law as expounded by the
court Is very plain. The Constitution
gives the circuit courts original jurlsdic.
ton in these cases, and 1t Is not in the
power of the Legislature to take it away
Z, as it had attempted. 1t is, therefore, de.
clared that the act is imperative, null and
void that the Municipal Court can have
no Jurisdiction Of such cases, and the Cir.
cult Court has Jurisdiction and will exer-
else 1t just as if the act had never passed;
and offenders Of the license laws will ex.
pose themselves to the penalties provided
for such cases, just as heretofore. The
attention Of our readers is directed to the
opinion Of the court printed in another
column.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-06

MAJ. FETzHUsH. Of Kanswha, has
written a card in reply to an attack on
him by the editor OF the Courier, in which
he says:
Even while l was absent on the cam.
paign excursion TO which Mr. Walker
refers, l called on an editor of q leading
journal, rival in politics, in the city OF
Wheeling, and begged him to make no
allusion in his paper to matter that was
annoying, il it was not discreditable to
Mr.. Walker; and Mr.. Walker knows at
whose instance It was done. I obtained
tha- promise Of the editor that no refer
ence should be made editorially, and
presume that he has kept his word"
This is correct, except that no "prom.
iseo was made by us. Mr.. F. first asked
that we should not publish the article
about Mr.. WALKER from the Huntingdon
Press, or II we did that VIC should also
publish hk. HoBLITzELL's Card. We
said to him that we should probably
publish neither, but should wait to see
what the Charleston papers had to say of
the matter. We said further that we had
no disposition to take an advantage OF
Mr.. WALKER or make war on him, and
VIC did not know that we should make
any publication on the subject at all; but
that it might depend on what appeared
in the Charleston papers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-06
l.. Tait JAS. II. BRITAIN, President.
WIN. HANLRY, sec'y. au6Tuhw

SEALRD PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received by the COMMITTEES on Water Works
until ono O'Clock Saturday, August cath, 1871,
for tho making and delivering OF about rlxty.
six hundred feet OF four and six Inch Water Pipe,
more Or loss, Tho pipe to be nine slxteenthS OF
m inch thieh, With al the necessary branches TO
suit The different kinds Of pipe, stop cocks and
Ore plugs, In such quantity % the Committee on
Water Works may order, The pipes 10 be cast
Or moulded In dry sand, In perpendicular pc
sition and OF good dark grey iron, 50 that 1t can
DO easily drilled. Each pipe or piece to be twelve
feet four Inches long, the four Inch pipe 10 weigh
not more than three hundred and hfty pounds
and not less than three hundred and Iolty i've
pounds, and the six inch pipet 10 weigh not more
than hyehundred And1ys, and not less than tour
hundred and ninety pounds. The castings OF
different kinds TO be delivered on the street
where the pipe Is needed;-aso Q quantity OF
street boxes TO be made, The work 70 DO done
In three months after the contract Is awarded
The contractor 10 give bond and security for tho
tulRllmGnt OF the contract. The pipe 70 bear a
test Of two hundred and fifty pounds hydraulic
pressure to tho square inch and 10 BIO tested in
Wheeling under the supervision Of the Superin.
tendent OF the Water Works and at the expense
OF the contractor, The eityreseryes the right 10
receive or reject any or all bids. Bids will be
endorsed Proposals for Water Pipe Branches,
&C." and to be left with tho Clerk Of the city,
ANDREW WILSON,
au6 Chairman Com. on Water Works.
IRaoift6F cnnV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-06

BARBOUR couNTY-A correspondent at
Belington writes US that Gov. JACOB will
,geta majority in all the townships in
that county except one GLADE. He says
GREELEY is q nauseous dose for Demo
Gratis in Barbour and some OF them will
not take him at all. GRANT will get
haltthe votes in this county. 1 have not
heard any Republican say he would vote
for GREELEY, but all the honest Demo.
Gratis will vote for GRANT"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-06

CRANBERRY SUMMIT, WEST VIRGINIA
is resort where, during the warmest
days Of the season, a fire & necessary for
comfort: a very pleasant party, repre-
senting Washington, Baltimore, Wheeling
and other southern cities, is assembled
there this season. There are fine trout
streams in the neighborhood. al core.
spondent says: 1.-TWO hundred yards walk.
either north or south from the hotel. nm a
gentle activity, takes you to q summit
where the eye sweeps tininterrupteflIv
around one-thlrd Of the horizon, with a
radius Of perhaps twentyimiles, command.
ing a landscapera surpassed for beau.
ty.aud magnifcenee But the true lion. of
this region is Greggs KnobStour miles
distant. Except about one.tenth OF the
horizon, obstructed bYa skirt of forest
around the whole circle there ia absolutelv
no limit to the scene but the power Of Wis.
ion. Toward the east you see ridge he.
hind ridge, fading into indistinctness and
battling sight, Of the mountains that cross
the state OF Maryland, and tend southwark
parallel to the coast of the ocean. The
nearer Of. these ridges you follow far into
the territory OF the Old Dominion. Turn.
ing toward.the.west you behold apipht OF
which words can convey no adequate idea,
To be understood it must be seen, Your
eye traces for thirty miles the tremendous
chasm in whose'prolound depths the Cheat
loans along its rocky channel. More 10
the north, you trace lar Into Pennsylvania
similar double rampant, marking the
course Of the YOugii6ghely, Raise your
eyes from thanearer prospect, and direct
your gaze to the northwest, there arc the
mountains around MorgAntown. Make
an other effort, and your eye ranges over
a wide sweep Ui the billy region Of eastern
Ohio. Thus from the spot where YOU
stand five states are visible; and whichever
way you turn beauty, grandeur, sublimity,
are the words in which the enchanted
thought seeks in vain TO find utterance.D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-06

TIE Charleston Courier states that
Gov. JACOB will address the people of
Kanawha county at that place on Wednes.
day next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-06

To the People of West Virginia.
9. At the Oarnost solicitation Of numerous citizen
from al parts Of the State, I have consented "a
bean independent candidate for reelection fol
the once OF Governor.
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X no THE VOTERS OF OHIO

x TO THE VOTERS OF OHIO
IAgain offer myself asa candidate for Sheriff.
Twas elected 70 terVe for the four years com.
mencing JantAry list 1871, but the Constitution.
y Oonyenuon which recently met made pro.
Ytstm for aReneral election Of officers In August,
the terms Of those then elected TO begin January
let, 1873, thus shortening my oficial term two
years III the Consultation Is ratIfed.)
/ therefore submit my claims TO my fellow
citizens, Relying with confidence on that sense
Of Justice which believe distinguishes the PEG.
pie OF my native county, without distinction OF
party, mike this announcement.
jy9A,swAW RICHARD S. BROWN.
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RRAeELETs.

TheleFS and niost varied assortment OF Gold
sud sod Plated Bracelets in The CITY can ID
ioaId g the Market Street JeSelry Stole below
the M'blre House. Also Opera GhIinS Jewel.
s sI;,an wa Charms, RnGs, Gold sptetaclSS,
e, Fine Watches Clocks, jewslry, &C., 70
aus aus AI0 "A'i4S oxroBY d DUFy1E1p,
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t. TO THE VOTERS OF OHIO
4ASsA COUNTY. -. 0
Having been elected TO servo four a. years from
January. /, 1911, and the Constitution TO devoted
on In August next shortening my term two years,
therefore offer myself as 9 candidate for re.
election 70 the once OF Clerk Of Circuit Court Of
jysdSV4S SAMUEL B. MoCoLLocH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-06

UNDERWRITERS. On Monday, July 2ad,
and Miss ANNA b, WALTERa, both Of ms city.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MEDICATION.

Tho Bridgeport Baptist Church will be dedI.
s ,is t2 the service q God on sP1dsy AUGUST
BY Rev. j. b. Solymon, Of Che West Virginia
University, at ~ o'clock. A collection for the
benefit Of che Church will DO taken up At the
''2 ali az ' est sfEhsS Invited Nl aus
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81 LIE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

u ~, ST. LOUIS, Jaly 50, is1a.
ByoFdes Of the General Board OF Directors OF
the Lie Association Of America, there will be a
meeting Of the policy holders OF said Atsoeia.
ton At the ONCE Of the corporation in the city of
St. LouiA. on Monday the 36th day OF August
next, at4 o'clock ?. NJ, for the purpose Of con.
sldesing certain proposed amendments to the
Charter OF the Association and to vote for Or
against the same.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-06

TAKE N0TICE-JANN ,
" CAMPBELL, 6S Market Strs.t n ~, :
Tin WareAnd Houie FuTui16ipS a.. -.
!aI w VIII sui az. he has also : Iupply d IN
An Ni, I'm Fruit Jars. Keeps eonIGiAJ !. III
= iull and vel selected stock Of EIoyet ~.
"a and Japaned Ware, Brass and PotestiE
yes. Pays particular attention q ri.
sporting and General JobbIng. WSolsiSpi
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PROPOSALS.

DlsSoLUTI0N oFpARTEVo
- SHIP The partneahln h...1naINLh
NINA Ss ~ NM b SJaSIs
rnn,r'ii,, 5tn.Is hssvonAh &go., MIMI,
R y Wanyy ai,sssolyed John 8. GsDGaat M
~ II Mcp y Withdrawing, and JOIN TIIS,.i
SI ~ toerner remaining, By Won No.
re- re- WiI pe conducted n iorneiIy ~, "
nm name Of Miller q B0ernef. Who n I ss.S..
. ~ 70 pay gu debts against tho an III 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-06

TUESDAY. AUGUST Q, 1874.