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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-23

In the House Of Representatives, memorial
has been presented alleging extravaganza and il
legal acts on the part ofthe acknowledgements
of the District OF Columbia, and an investiga-
ton of the subject was ordered.
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DfEU.

AT Glen Abin, on the 18th instant, in the list
year of her age, SUSANNA z. A. CHAP
MAN, widow of the late Gen. John q. Chap
man. Of Charles county, Md.
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snIKR RED.

In Washington city, on the 10th instant, by
Rev I. A. Sturkey, Mr.. T. J. SkINkER and
Miss MAMIE B., daughter of Founlainr Rose,
esq. all Of Stafford county, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-23

=It is said that ''Tammany' in New lork is
to be entirely recognized. 1t wants that pro-
cess, beyond doubt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-23

INSURANCE COMPANIES AND SECURITIES. -
There is Il law Of the State INTENDED to protect
her citizens against losses by foreign INSURANCE:
companies, and thinking that il would be Il mat
ter Of great interest to those Of our citizens who
have fire or life risks in these outside corpor:,
tons, We publish the lst:-Nationa Fire, Bal
timore. SlG.Uu: Maryland Fire, Baltimore.
lG.m,O: Georgia Home Fire. Columbus,
S334. 1852: London, Liverpool and Globe, 500
900: International Of New York. So, 900:
Citizens Fire, New York $3u, 900; Traveller )
Accident. Hartford, $50, 1000; Mutual Life, New
York, S:O, 900: American Fire, Bait, ST. .0o'r
Manhattan life. n Y, 100000: .Etna Life,
Hartford, sl6,UDO; Equitable Life Insurance
Society Of the United States. $1,000; North
American Life, New York: $50. 700; New
York Life, s50O00: Germania Life. New
York. 100000; knickerhockcr Life, New
York, $2l, 162; Universal Lille, New York.
$4,000; St. Louis Mutual. Life: $4,000 :
Widows and Orphans Benefit iAle. New York.
$4,000; Guardian Mutual Life, New York,
$4,000; National Life, L. s., $4,000 Globe
Mutual Life, New York. 10000: Maryland
Life, Baltimore, 23.jUO: North British
and Mercantile Insurance Company OF
London and Edinhurg, 5000: Con-
tinental. New York, 2j:0OU; In
peria. Of London, $1,000. Broofyn
Life, New York s43 600: Carolina Life. of
Memphis. $4,000; Fireman.s Fund, San
Francisco, So, 900: Andes, Cincinnati, $50
600; Home, New York, $4,000; New jersey
Life, Of Newark, SIT, 900; Home Company, OF
Columbus, Ohio, $4,000: Empire Mutual,
New York, $4,000 Life Association Of Amer
lea, St. Louis, Missouri $1,000; Southern
Life, Memphis, $4,000; Washington Life,
New York, $4,000; Republic Life, Baltimore
Branch, SIG 900; Royal of London, Sjo:ooo;
Union Fire, Baltimore Sl0,0O0.
The Empire Mutual has deposited fourteen
thousand dollars in bonds Of the Fredericks-
burg and Gordonsvillc Contemplated Railroad.
They will be called upon to give some better
security.
Those now in liquidation are the Manhattan
and North American, of New York, Pacific
of San Francisco, Merchants and Mechanics,
Putnam, Of Hartford. and Security Of New
York = Richmond Nnrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-23

QUALIFICATION OF JCRoRs.-A bill has
been introduced in the New York Assembly
relative to the qualification of jurors. which
meets the question of reform at point where
people have been looking for sometime and
desiring change without taking any active de-
monstration toward, etfecting that change. The
bill provides that the expression Of an opinion
or preference in reference to the circumstances
upon which any criminal action at law is based,
shall not serve as a disqualification Of persons,
otherwise legally qualified to serve as jurors,
provided however that they declare III der oath
their ability to render verdict according to the
facts submitted in evidence, and without being
Influenced by previous views or opinions
Another provision in the bill gives the prose
cutting lawyers and the accused the benefit Of
thirty precmp,ory challenges. -i>t'r*b"ra i'".
UyJSS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-23

SUSPENSION OF A SUGAR HOUSE. Owing
to the pSesent low margin between the prices of
raw and refined sugars the firm OF Il. l.. & \.
Stuart sugar refners, has suspended business;
being unwilling to continue at present rates.
This suspension, it is understood, is only tenn
porary, as business will be resumed as soon as
prices warrant it. In the meantime the oppor
tunty has been taken to make repairs. 4 large
force of men are at work at the refinery, and
before business is begun again several changes
will have been made. This temporary suspen
sion of business has given rise to many rnmors
of failure, all Of which are without any foun
dation at all in fact The credit Of this house
never stood higher than it does at present and
the only cause for the suspension is that it does
not pay to conlinue-N !. B"Il1m.
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REV. DR.. STUART ROBINSON lis CASE was
developed into coutuent small pux in its worst
form, aud his condition yesterday was regarded
as worse by his most hopeful friends. Last
evening he was very low, and hi physicians
had but little hope for his recovery. DIR. Rob
inson is one Of the shining ights of the Pres
bytcriun church, and his DEATH while in the
midst Of his aborlells aud Jealous usefulness
aud activity, will be regarded as ca lamlty TO
the State and nation. lin" .|ouraa, 18th.
We believe siuc,, then, the virueuce of the
diseuae has abated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-23

4 PROPER Tribute The first engine that
was used in bringing the passenger train over
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad from Hunt,
ington to Charleston, has inscribed on it,
Edmund Fontaine, First President of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-23

TIE ANTHRACITE Coal TRADE during the
past week has exhibited 30 new features. QUO
tatons are continued without change. The pro-
an increase of 81 O30 tons rs compared with the
same period last year The iron compane, Il long
the coal railroads have been stocked up, and the
supply at Port Richmond is full The Penn
sylvania Coal Company lone Of the New York
coal colnpanie>) has just announced its prices 81
ceal for 1877. They are considered, says the
Philadelphia Ledger, very low, and unless there
is interruption by strike or otherwise insurr>
low prices Of coal for the year, for the Other
great producing sections cannot go above il, and
adds 1.-THE misfortune of the coal trade Is that
enough coal Gun be supplied in six or sever
months to supply the demand for consumption
in the entire year"
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I(e.E.NEKTEHL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Jan. 25.-Thc market
for Wheat is more active, 1t II slight advance on
the higher grades on yesterdays quotations;
offerings Of G92 bushels red, with -alrs ri la,
lGs and 1876 for good to prime and III for choice
Corn is quiet; offerings Of ll44 blrhci- mA"d
and 70 of white, with sales at "a. Oats are IN.
changed salas AT 55, with offerings of l4S bush
els. No offerings of Rye on Change" Butter
and Eggs are unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

SLEIGH UPsET.-our friend ]. a. Sill.
vey,the postoflce corner druggist, his wife
and two or three friends were out sleigh.
ing, Christmas, and met with one Of those
little mishaps which will occur to the best
appointed sleighing parties. The iron bolt
connecting the whipple.tree TO the pole
OF the sleigh broke. The horses thus
released started and drew the neck
yoke of tho pole in front. The pole
dropped to the ground, and as the road
was slightly descending, the sleigh
ran smoothly and safely to the loo.
Of the decliVitY-the horses being kept
in position by the strong. steady hand Of
the driver. At this juncture one Of the
runners struck stone in the road which
suddenly turned the sleigh at right angles
almost with the team, and spilled out the
inmates The Jehu new let 60 the reins
and away went tho horses at about 1850
gait. They were afterwards secured
without having sustained any injury, We
believe. The parties under the sleigh
gave their immediate attention to getting
out, and were highly gradfed when i
was aScertained that nobody was hurt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

BURNED TO DEATH-The wife @
Thomas Daley, who resides on Coal
street, North Wheeling, was burned 10
death, Wednesday evening From q neigh.
Dor We learn the following particulars
Mr.. Dalleylelt the house at an early hour
In the evening, and did not return until
about 9=aclock. An hour afterwards be
had occasion to go to the cellar below,
and while cropping about in the dark be
stumbled over some object on the floor.
Procuring a light he discovered the re.
mains Of his wife, burned to q black, hard
crisp. Intelligence of the unfortunate
event was communicated quickly to the
neighbors, and word sent to Esqr. Cotts
that his presence was required to hold an
inquest Hc promptly made his appear
ance, had jury summoned and empan.
neled, and all the testimony available was
heard. The jury brought in the verdict
that the deceased came to her death by
accidental burning.
It's probable tina: oh the facts in this
case will never be known. A bright light
was seen TO flash up before o'clock in
the room occupied by the family, and a
few cries were heard, by the nelghbors
They, however, did not suppose that any.
thing serious was transpiring, as the light
was seen but q moment and the noise
quickly died away. 1t is believed thai
the clothing of Mrs. D. caught fire at the
CRATE, and that she, in her pain and alarm,
fed to the cellar, not knowing where she
went Or what she was doing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

Asesta s-s sus,tl al.
il-s avery ~ wa %
srrr.sF ali
gar rE 81 Az drag
ssss To- flr Ul -lss4, ~ Eatsa CD.
rt.a- -sr 8nf TIE
Elrtr sfs Almaasc
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~ -s -t1u.lA
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co.. FrlaTr - alAiIl
n. HaFcElF-y DC debidiy
~ ss- saae : priutet 10
" I-r a1tasEs "a ne evil
- waE 1 Iarsrf number
{ ar 80 rrsH kfy oh
. u.a Hst llli tpu zsael iron
ls Ea u-Elr uh1 has
alr Hra ai ~ leaygn's
l'ur1-H FEg salai isl 10 rcad
D. a rrr.arHg Articlc-
EEa H d p1alcauan cJL-
u.1H s1Tas matter Is Va
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atrH ls sHl clmpfC-
bsar Alaasl a. ln short.
; t. ssgfri o. the
IH The Ium
10 DE- urf-dsut,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

FATAL AccIDENT.--James Il, Harris,
fireman in, the LaBelle rolling mill, was
out shooting, Monday, with his brother
Benjamin in the nelghborhood Of Burley's
mill, on the National road few miles
west cfthe city. They were crossing tue
mlll.dam on the ice, when by some means
Bentamin's gun was accidently discharg.
cd and the loadentered James right arm
pstDelow the shoulder, shatteripg the
bone aud lodging in the breast near the
shoulder. he was.carried 10 the house
Of Mrs. seabTight and o messenger sent
10 Bridgeport Tor medical aid. The
Bridgeport physicians found an operation
would DO necessary, and called DR.. Allen
Of this city TO their aid. A consultation
was held that evening, and as q result Of
1t, in the hope Of saving the arm, the
bone was upjoined at the shoulder and
cut OFF below thslwound, and tho shatter.
eaparts taken out. The shot imbedded
in the; breast were allowed to remain,
The-@ound grew rapidly worse, gaugrene
ensuedana Mr.. Harris died yesterday
morning. Hewas alworthy young man
and leayesa vile.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

CmIsrAtAs IN THE Cry. Christmas
was very generally observed In this city
Nearly all the stores and other places Of
business were closed, The weather wa.
clear and cold so that the number Of per
sons in the streets was not as large as we
have seen on the same day in other years
There was, too, a large elimination in The
amount Of shooting and cracker explod-
Ing, TO the great comfort Of the peace
and order.loving portion Of the commu-
nifty. Nearly all the sabbath schools had
the usual exercises, consisting, chiefly, OIL
distributing presents to the pupils, and
the hearts Of thousands Of little ones were
made glad. So far as we heard, religious
services were held only IN the Catholic
churches. These were largely attended
While the outward display on WedneS.
day was not general.and ostentatlous al
We have seen in our city, within doors,
around the family titeslde, the day. was
very lgeneraly observed. The Christmas
tree laden with It's attraction for the little
ones was found within almost every
household, while the inevitable turkey
roasted and Drowned to crisp, with It's
toothsome accomplishments, graced
nearly every board.
A most hopeful and pleasing feature was
noticeable during the day. We refer to
the almost entire absence of the disgusting
and disgraccful exhibitions Of intoxication
on the streets, which were so painfully
observable last Christmas. These were
wanting to a very large extent Wednea.
day, and we heard no regret expressed
that such was the fact. This may DO re.
garded, let us hope, as a sign Of the ap.
proaching era when the day celebrated
as that on which the Saviour Of the world
was born, will be observed more in &C
cordsncc with the dictates Of propriety,
and with the magnitude Of tho interests
involved in that great event.
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u ~ A. tETT1 81 "a TtaE ~ - -
tK1cKED By A oRsE.-scott Liston, o
driver on the Island division of the street
railway, was kicked Yesterday by one Of
the horses he was driving, squarely in the
face. The carwas coming up the steep
grade at the west end Of the suspension
bridge, and one Of the animals showed a
disposition to balk. Mr. Lister applied
the whip TO him, pretty vigorously, when
he retaliated by kicking him. The horse
had been shod quite recently, and the
nails and caIks Of the shoe were conse-
qaently sharp and rough. Tho drivers
face was dreadtllly lacerated. He was
taken,t TO Bridgeport and his wounds pro.
setly dressed. What makes this occur.
renee the moro remarkable is tho fact
that inIcl6Se promixity to the horses heels
there rises from the platform Of the car,
aniIon guard at least two feet high, and
to,srikethe driver the horse must clear
this with hisl eet ~ ssas5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

FnHERNAx's LucL-I
mans lack b aoi Gluuya
Of our readers kuoV b q
reader may OupPus thui
not troubled with luct
this Sensou q ths yuaE. 1
that faithful dhcipie 81
our friend John BEosn a
proves the exotpii1n
TO him VA tha We
Brown and bic luck uilt
that be always oairha ~
season. Tbs hsEi duy q
out be will Be sun iur
string Of ~jAck" ~ h
Il Is IN the bAit--ta haR
when nobody ella h.s 4
they cannot Be elu7ht
Brown has @mmIu'
Spring Is that be c.a
Fall and. Uinitm ihsu
In = barrel aud " t1FTs
dTAnt and there Ilsy i-
I'll winter 'hrough Tu
Polar Wave iniuFcl
programme Tas -ui-
were frozen 70 deasA. u
hundred Of usm, en
months spOFt We ca
with BfuWn ubel kau
lating bis mili9iuna ~
have los; III bis Will NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

WATER MAIN BUsrED.-The water
main on Quincy street, near Main, busted
sometime Wednesday night, and yester'
day morning, water was pouring into the
basement OF Messrs, List, Davenport 6
Parks warehouse at q rapid rate. Super
intcndent Cummings was notified oil the
state Of affairs, and promptly shut of the
water from that portion of Quincy street
Large fres were built where the break IL
supposed to have occurred, and if the
ground is sufficiently thswed, the work Of
digging out the broken section will be
commenced this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

TIMELY PRECAuTIoN.-We heard yes
terday, OF one gentleman who had mum.
Der OF men at work removing the snow
from the root of his stable, which is Of
largeldinensions. This was q timely pre-,
caution. The snowfall Of yesterday was
Of unprecedented depth and the weight
on roofs was much greater than most
persons are aware Of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

iNEERCIA AND FINAE GIAL
.RKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH

ToFG Money and stock Market.
~ YcRE, December 25.-Tho hob
dzIaas WA intensified In Wa
{ today byA furious snow s'o-n
s,isndAHes Of the stock CT "
ls ~ aim.
EI-sEingsnt; opened at e.
aaA advanced to / per day, Y
..ERtlxo FvcHASGE-Quiet IL
9Jal@i About 100000 ST lh
J q llOt asI 10000 cable tIar a
.hIOi
Ao1D-Firmer, aud advance %
1.AiIst, cluing at ll2sll2t. Il
n tor Carrying, and fat Tor b " :
irugS Cs5 10000. The tt NJ %
nd t5SS 900.
7EESMESTs-HighCr anj RI, b ~
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pocn-NsClecied on Stock E hing
= Ylfk Central drm and hIg. r, ,r
= higa - S9i; Pacific Mail weas A.
~. tocginirg tc Is, Otherv %
act = exceedingly dull, anG Il l-'
assl arm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

'auEDo. December 26,-Flg
"a ia.r AID market firm.
u. y Whi,r Michigan 81 Slia
81 s.. amber Michigan 81 6
,asry 81 6st. February 81 a.
:. 81 rrd 81 6s; No. >, 81
lssTy 81 sal So. Como
aaaErl OGlS-No. , quiet q
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CINCINNATI Market.

scrNSAu. December 26.-
and iAsF and market firm.
a bal unchanged. Groceries
snd md steady. 0ils-Firm
nrod PrVisiOns-Unchangc
, % IArd-sIeady; steam
ksiue &c. Bulk Meats-S
~ a. ate,cleAT nib 6iA5tc; cles
~ Mssis-ln good deman
siasa &c hams unchanged; b
{ demNnd; shoulders 4sc; c
. % eleAE slstc. Hogs-$3
.lsky-ss
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TEE LuTHERav MAJ

TEE LUTHERAN "a 4
The tenth annlVsImy 2
Lutheran Sunday schosl e
nitz, Pastor, was Oalshr
ton Hail On ChFiItmas -
II was . success, Zee utru
undertakes 70 Do il doS ~
succeasin the highois
10 o foregOn0 eo1eluna
the Christmas annIv
ole appreciated ODa ~
public, and many q ~ Z.
young and old, Woul1 u
their Christmas dinnB q
But the OninFlAllmrn 4
night was, perhapA ho
t6r than most Il ths Guu
thing passed a sop,l-
smoothly. The On1ilnDG
hall being iuSt inn olo1h
not crowded. n Ou11
prised singing. dlalulAt
concert OxnFcl8oA o.
was good, tor ne seh1ui
better than The LuIhalun
find, and nol %
this neck a Wo
Davis, q httlo lady q 80
cited q beautiful Chr
annie and WIllis's Pm
that would Pal 10 ~.
older HlectnFUn" Ltit,a
serves more than Q PlEl
Is indeed . prodigy. n
clear and musioal Ga1sE
fdl, while heEaEiiou,all
every word eDuld b q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

BREWERY soID-Messrs. ]. NJ. Miller
& Co.. Auctloneers, sold the North
Wheeling brewery, yesterday, at the front
doorqi the court house, fer $8,575 90.
Messrs. Kingdom s. Go. were the rur-
chasera. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

MUNICIPAL CoUKT,-1n consequence Of
the illness Of Judge Good, this Court was
not in session, yesterday. An order Of
adjournment until 100 o'clock tomorrow
morning was entered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

POIICB CoUEI -u
case on the dGckei a I
Christmas mnluiE Ct
vas charged VITA ,iart
be asked . eouliuut1n
have some Wines So
quest Wa gIu1,I IU
the case Wus canl1 Z
stated that Ne nutlw -
the defendant sgTl11 q
PGbaek HAVuty - G
street. ChFhlmaA Vgys
that be could ~ M
baugh procured q a
lodged him IN ~ lr9
imposed 9 6ns oi aVe e.
twenty days % thd eh-
Black snd Gen W Prs
up to answer The ch.Es
duct, bat VeFa gIo1l
until this m0Iuigg - h4s
Noses, thsy sd. Ri
ROihmicF va ehaEpul
conduct 10 3 Sllom b s
A number a Wituaws d
out q pretty atTulg CO..
cused. lie ~ auc3
costa.
We neglected 70 nau
place that Judgs Up "
the Police Couri-Juigt
III 10 venture fiuu tisHn
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dheGntetIigetreer:
FRIDAY, DEoEMBER 81, ls7a.
New Advertisements.

First Ward Peoples Ticket.
Judge OF the County Court.
City Book Store.
Notions-S. s. Bloch.
For Rent-House.
,Wapted-Show Gases.
fCoil Dealers Notice.
Take Notice-head OF local.
Holiday Presents-0xtoby & Dufield
Auction Sale. Jgg
Saw Mill Property Tor Sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

DEATH OF GEO. W. sroNER.-Geo. W.
Stoner who was well and widely known
in the community, died at his residence
on Centre street, yesterday afternoon al
a quarter to three o'clock. When q man
of such faith and purity Of character L
called away the loss is felt far beyond his
immediate family circle. Mir. s. was for
many years q trustee and elder in the
English Lutheran Church, and also until
withina lew months the, Superintendent
Of its Sunday School. Though never
demonstratiye in his piety, be always lIssd
life Of true religion. He was a very
sensitive and dift1dent man, and desired
no eulogy over his remains, but VIC have
felt it due 10 the glory Of the grace Of God
which made him what be was, to say this
much as an example to others. For many
weeks his sick.room was a place Of los;
there were no murmurs but quiet cub
mission to the win OF God. His faithful
vito and six IGtherless children will have
thesympalhy Of the entire community.
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Take Notice.

1Ettikp EtRltt3t
From this day on we will
commence to sell off our
entire stock Of Dry Goods
and Notions at and below
cost, the prices not, being
so much an object as the
disposal Of on stock. Great
sae'El cesmaybeI for.
Remember that this sale
includes RIa k silks, silk
PopIlns, SILK VeIvets,
shlaswIs, general Domestic
Goods; also, last years
Spring and Summer Goods.
Ladies', now Is your time
to call for bargains at the
closing out sale at I34
Main st.
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TUuEEN 49,
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a1utE - net elItAiA md deslrAAlo u invest.
nuaA TtlS Cu1pAAy. BAhAged - prtBeiple1
u sra stulOaJ, uasfB he lowest rates Of prU-
- aaS. oonaistS1I vita GAiSty, Gsd l0WSE ~
"a ~ atata IL eacteol u Al established Act
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

ENGINE DIsADLED.-The vIgilAnt Ore
engine was pretty badly damaged, yestsr.
day, near the south end Of the second
Ward market house. while en- rOVs to the
fire at the tack factory. The rear wheels
Of the engine slipped on the ice and were
thrown around against the street railway
track, causing such ipjuryto ono Of them,
that it (the engiIe) could DO taken no
farther.