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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11

The advocates of Woman Suffrage, are hold
ing meetings in Washington, interviewing
members OF Congress, and are to have hearing
before the Judiciary Committee Of the Senate,
RI. n,orroU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11

AN Washington Fontleroy, color
ed OF Essex county, having made complaint
before u t. S. Commissioner that Thomas
Croxton had threatened, in violation Of the act
of Congress, Of 1870. to remove him from the
possession of certain real estate, if he (Fontle-
roy voted the Republican ticket, Croxton
was sent on for Indictment by the grand jury
of the United States court Fouteroy was
therenpon Indicted By the grand jury of Essex
county for perjury, committed before the l..
S. commissioner of Caroline county. Mr.. Ma
thews, of Rappahannock, appeared for the de-
tcndant, and plead as to the jurisdiction Of the
court on the ground that the United States
courts alone had Jurisdiction over thecases, aud
that the offence, if committed at all, was com-
milted in Essex and not Caroline The objcc-
tons were oyerruled and the accused convict
ed and sentenced to pay fine OF $500, and i'm
prisonmcnt for twelve months and until the
fine is paid Au appeal has been taken to the
United States Circuit court, and the case will
come up during the term beginning on Tues
day ne.it Richmond State JoMmni,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11

1t is admitted that there is some irrcgulari-
ty in the accounts Of Gen. George ". Balloch,
formerly Disbursiug Officer Of the Freedmen $
Bureau. There will be an investigation of The
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11

Senator John Sherman has been reelected to
the l.. $. Senate, by the Legislature Of Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11
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In Georgetown. on the Slh instant. By Rev.
john H. D:,shield. Al the residence 81. john NJ
Athcy. THOMAS COATES, "t L"u!"un co.;
Va. to MOLLIE A. ATHEY, daughter 81! j.
NJ Athcv, Of Georgetown. ID. {.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11

G. x O. C>SAL-A dispatch from Wash
neton TO the Baltimore Sun says Some
weeks since there was fled in the Circuit Court
for the District Of Columbia very important
bill. the effect Of which Is to take the control of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal from the State
of NarvIand The bill is at the instance OF ".
W. Corcpran aud prays that the canal may be
placed III the hands of Il receiver or that the
places OF the deceased trustees. who were nam
ed in the mortgage executed under the act OF
l>-I5. be filed aud III that event the said trus-
tees be empowered to take possession of the
work There has. as yet, It is said, been no
answer flied in behalf Of the State OF Maryland,
or no appearance put in. At the last meeting
of the Board of Public Works Of Maryland,
Comptroller Wonltord called attention to the
fact Of this bill having been filed, and offered
resolution directing the Attorney General to
aplrar in behalf Of the State OF MARYLAND. This
resolution was voted down, aud a resolution
passed authorizing the President Of the canal
company to employ counsel in the matter in
his discretion. Senator Hamilton, who return.
ed from Annapolis this morning while in that
city brought the matter to the attention OF the
members OF the Legislature: and IT Is under
stood that Il resolution will be offered to-mnr-
row requesting the Governor to appoint counsel
to appear and represent the interests of the
State of Maryland. In the meantime those rep.
rescnting the plaintiff are proceeding with all
legal dispatch before the Judge OF the Clrcnl,
Court sitting in chambers, to obtain the ncCes-
slry DEGREES to effect their purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11

DEEF TONGUES, Sugar-cured, choice, re
ID ceived this day and for sale by
W. +. BROOkES,
ian II l11 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11
D d. GOULD. ". II. wiLkENIHu
EOULD u WILKENING,
VI Successor to w. +. Henderson,

b. GOULD. W. II. wiLkENIAd
GOULD Y WILKENlNG,
VI Successor TO W. +. Henderson,
GROCERY, LIQUOR & GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 80 North Royal st.
Dealers in GROCERIES. TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, WHISkEY, BRANDY, WINES.
SCOTCH ALE PORTER Sc
Also, Eastern and Potomac SIIAD, HER
RIM and MACkEREL.
Choice brands ot SEGARS and TnBAt CO
always on hand.
Strict attention paid to the sale Of COUNTRY
PRODUCE. ie lS-tf
THoMAs PERRY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
MAGNrM B0NTM AND BAUGHs
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
No. Is King street Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention given to the sale of all
Guano, Plaster, Farming Implements, Seeds,
Groceries, Fish, Salt, Lime, &c, at lowest
market rates. aug 3l--.t
VTASHINGTUN j. HERBERT,
w Successors to Geo. Washington
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. Ii North Union st..
Particular attention gwen to the sale Of all
kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE, and filing
r. rI-t M SEEBI
orders Tor GhoTEhl 70; 49, oEED.',
fLAolEk, Fish, oALl' LIN u Sc'' at lne
lowest market price feb l-f
OHM s. CO.,
~ ,,..o..,u. c..,.., ,n.,.
GENERAL COMMI!lSSIoA NERIHANTS
80 10 I mon sS'er~
.iieAhi'uF'a; VA
Gs Pnrticular attention PAD I" the Scin NJ .:
PhoE r. - rain ana ali xmas 81 ~ -
11EG ~ w nn ps az rTp III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11

4 Mas in Ohio who had Soulc rilnc ago v"!Iln-
tarily offered and paid renewed Of $50 the
chief of the Cincinnati police for the recovery
of certain stolen goods and the arrest Of the
thief. got the amount back in a >ult AT law IN
Cincinnati On Tuesday last. The court held
that the officer being under the pav OF the
city expressly for the performances o! such ser
vice, had 40 right 10 ask for or receive ads:l-
tional compensation from robbed citizen
whom the authorities are bound 10 protect
Which is good law AMI good sense thought II
MAJ seem otherwise to the disappointed officer,
who appears to have acted in good faith in this
particular e. Washington STIR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11

\ SWEEPING PRoPoslTIoN.-IT Whit Me In.
tetuutionals uunt IN Nec Iorh.--At meeting
of the International Workingmen's Society, in
New York city, on Sunday, Citizen Banks
submitted the following document, which was
ordered to be sent to all Sections and if APP
proved by them to be adopted and acted upon:
The International workingmen of the city,
through their delegates in the Federal Council,
recommend to the citizens Of New York city
the embodiment of the following propositions
in the forthcoming city charter: That the city
shall institute gas works of their own, and not
only supply the streets, but all the buildings in
the city, with gas at cost. That the city shall
institute coal deposits to supply fuel to its citi-
zens at cost of mining and transportation That
the city shall institute markets, where the pro-
visions Of the country may be garnercd and dis
pensed to the people at cost of purchase trans
portation and distribution. That the city re-
scind the charters OF the city railroads and fer
ries, and take possession Of and run them IN the
interest of the people, at cost. That economical
dwellings be erected by the city upon its own
unimprovcd lots, to be let to the people at cost.
shall be abolished where it can be done by the
city authorities. That all public officers shall
receive their commissions direct from the peo-
ple, while the names of deputies, clerks, and
other employees shall be taken from the list Of
qualified applicants, as jurors are, by being
drawn from wheel That ali fee offices shall
be abolished and salaries reduced to comport
with the wages of working people. That Ito
prevent venal legislation) all taxes, levies and
other important measures shall be submitted
to the people, and heads Of departments shall
publish frequent reports, in detail, Of all re-
ceips and disbursements. The school houses
and town halls shall be free for the people to
fare, when not otherwise occupied.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11

RETRENcHMENT.- The Richmond correspon-
dent of the Warren county Sentinel tells of a
reform 10 an important particular, and indi
Gates others that deserve the serious attention
Of the Legislature:
IL can announce to the readers Of the Sen.
tinel the agreeable statement that the Legisla-
ture has repealed the law allowing judgment
for debt to be obtained at each term of the
court, county and circuit, and only allows the
quarterly court (old stylel to give judgment for
debts. Other judicial reforms are in "a state Of
preparation, such as reducing the grand jury
term to two instead of four, and the grand ju
rymen from IS to l6-saving in this about
$4,000 to each county annually, and between
$4,000 and 10000 per annum to the people
of the State, besides the cost and trouble Of
going to and from court. 1t is supposed by
those who are the best informed and have the
Immediate charge of such affairs that the sum
of 100000 can be saved to the people, outside
of direct taxation, by such judicious changes
in the working of our courts; 100000 alone
can be saved to the treasury Of the State by
change of criminal expenses to the counties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11

STOPPED IN THEIR FI!GIT.-A telegram
was received by Chief Of Police ilardwcke, last
night dated Knoxville. and signed by Mrs.
Ann Couch Of tina. place, stating that a mar
ried man named Haines had eloped with her
daughter who is not Yet sixteen years Of age;
ana requesting that the parties be stopped
should they come heie Officers were ac-
cordingly sent 10 the Tennessee cars upon then
arrival last night, and man anu glr were ioln!
on board of them. and taken in custody ana
conducted to police headquarters, The moth,
er was notified By telegraph Of the arrest, and
the daughter will b.. held until an answer is re-
ceived from her. llaine> will probably be dis
charged to-day. 49,.
Haine>, we learn, claims that he did not
elope with the girl, and that he is only acting
as her escort TO New York, as he was on his
way 10 that place. and whittier She also design
ed to 90 The girl appears to be- very re'Ic"nI
in regard to the matter but declares her Sci
tied determination not to return - her mother
! - yu,LIHu ArrS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11

Z
GROCER Il COMMISSION MERCHANT,
- North Royal street
On hAnd and ior sale Il well selected stock 81
q RIO G. + r | + IS
ConSlgnmrntS Of 6 RAIN. COUNTRY PRO
DUCE, &c., respectfully solicited. Strict at-
t,.nlion paid /" sales, and prompt returns guar
antc.d " l9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11
fs,.H.nFSSzO.S.. WIS.
Il H. TOl.SON.
WHOLESALE GROCER Il COMMlS>IpN
MERCHANT
"a King, corner Water street.

"a King corner Water street.
Alexandria. Nirginia.
The attention Of the trade is called t" my
complete stock Of GROCERIES. wMci: | utt'.:'
a. low N can be had in this market.
5iir1-T Terms On and after January 1t. IS. !
shall require cash or security for al orders adj
dressed to me- This will enable me /" sell low
er than any other house.
Orders and r"nsignm"nts shall rccriv" my
personal attention. h. l.. TOLSOE,
dec - "a King street.
Z q T Ii + \ u + Z : D y i { .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11
PERRY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT

MAGNUM BONUM AND BAUGHS
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
No Is King street, Alexandria, Va
Particular attention given to the sale Of al
kinds of Country Produce, and filling orders tol
Guano, Plaster Farming Implements, Seed
Groceries, Fish, Salt, Lime, &c, at lowes
market rates. aug 3l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11
1AVY X HARMON,

nAN1 x RI ARMUN,
GROCERS FEED & COM MISSION MER-
CHANTS
Corner Prince and Royal sts
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Special attention given To the sale of Country
produce, my 3-tl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-11
GENERAL
PRODUCE &CUM lSSION MERCHANTS,

no. r. II l. y ID + K : . y u co. /,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

BuuSEa x C0SsEEs-The mos in
portsst bills passed by bob Houses O.
Congress before the holiday recess we're
One Eb0liEbing the revenue Assessors and
assistant AssessOrF obs authorizing the
exchange Of registered Tor coupon Q. e
o1Ddi; aud one mixing the annual pen
rioa appropriation Of go 900 900. Among
the bills passed BY the Honse and sent v
the Senate is the Bo3diesS llud-bouaty
bill The House took test vS:e on uni
ver1sl amnesty. resulting foE 1Ul, sglihsl
sI-itIiliDg iU EADt oitEo-thrds. Tie
House passed resolution opposing Nj
SrnEE'S bill % remove The names o.
battles Il the Rebellion from the army
tags md register; refsr1ed the :ciTl
dgha hi 70 a committee, ordered is7ss.
:iZEasnE ito the Credi; No5iier sod
Jo.asy- Subvessuy daEicstioa scandal.
end iElo TIE existing Et,inggocy d tbe
nsDeg nt-kst Postal teleZ7SpA bill
:s pacing u bo:b Holsa-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

BE Plea; C7n5e-iEad Friday
eIeAiog tbGe Wss I rs5e "a: : pig, .
anY31s3 chances Il 10 Cts each. The
sotn pix q tie chances md the DoTel
chs'ast1 q lie PriEe, which wAs simply
F.Essd 70 y a pig" created nuea i1t+esi
Las a. TIE SaoCa TGe soon taken. The
~iantE wa TIE manager q one Of the
hy:ess, who supposed be had made .
hinesoDs addition to his lArder; bat when
accompanied By large number Of per
b0ns be proceeded to claim his Prize, and
beng introduced tot found il was Jus;
twelve inches long and weighed fou,
pounds, he didn't feel sure whether it was
thePig OF himselfthst had been sod. The
proceeds Of the rafle went 70 3 poo,
widow; and she could appreciate thejOks
il the hotel man could not
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

AckEE recently can't befEe one a
tie ChisAgO conEIs, UkieA WI probably
~ e 4 EErring % oertEfa elEss q
Eick husbands NJ. 70 trust 20 inplldtlJ
70 The b1ossy q thsir wives nmooetArJ
trlnshc61aL L EPpead from tie en-
6euoe, that 9 nan nEns1 RyEo. Et1e .
rsG3esi Of Wheeling. Wet Va, ave
his vie poEer d Etinrnsy viii which
% pfuossd 70 Chicago End ooLlse1 ees1&ir
SINS 61s hin % 1e GD01rt q S91t2.
ThsDoDeI she oOlsctsd very EaithfaIly,
bit Instead q returning with Il 70 him,
she deposited j; u Q sETiAgs bank % la
0En credit, Ead followed - this Gctiua b.
Threatening 70 leave him altogether add
make ChieAgo hG future hnne. To SOP
hez ton using he nooeY tos dis pErpose
Rybu SEEKS Al tnj1nesioa, and Jude
GL:y has Ersuted : ieDporEFy one, pHd.
ing The Fs1ponBe 70 Al oSder directing TIE
vile and b: bEokH % AhOE csase VIII
TIE fen sun in dispUis nsY 00t Be paid
OTE % tie buSbaod, who Il seems b de-
pesding Upoa il tos hi8 mAiuteDEDce-H
7. 1EGA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

I'M rupac4s Il ne eGrr,1 end dts
EhsEFng Eoa LAKE Erie RElroAa ~
mt b1gyEut b. en- haVinsR As 4
known, Wheeling Subscribed $4,000 10
this ru8l rNiESlkA Whstug hns NJ.
ubde Tie g1hsEir1oa, nd i Sr11lIirii..sii
b. he nsE C1us,16ua t1n 0oinr -
In ME Wh7e O rad EEresa . slb-
sSibe f419O9o % De hri1ee hGus IL
Ohio fiFsr- ThH Euhsdripti1l 70 a.
hiage ne Fl1roAa eTpsc1sa % pay via
RsC1od nE1EAee binds On he -ruEa
Uh7s IL snbs1lpsigs a Whseling y -
company va EEpscae3 . Be received n
chbh, and vas counted q pGyt q he
$500 pa nile q locl suhsezipdua %
ne ssEsr1 end BH The Cty C0gnrl a
Whse5ing nov rsuposs thE. thsEf eiEh
E14a<ip1a EhAh 50 tOEEdg The bridge,
And Esk tat he FIilfund onnpEny AEnd
ora TIE sTra $4,000 q Iher E5hsezip.
tiJn % The hike 8 CESh A he local
Subscriptions . Tie v. & LIE K b On
the Hgpadkle r6gie, OHiy E-nD1nt . Ss5.-
90. ny have 10 he ezra 500 90 =
had era, EDa 8 thsY ht11toFsE IL
eSS09o, TAEi have they Ief y t,1Hd ~
rad Tii& As eBimttes a Ne engioaef
mike TIE o1ss q the eastern end q The
roh3 ora = OJ9 019, lie prospects 6o4
D1 EppeaT VHT 6E;1srinc.-CGG1 6eAttAaL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

ATEEKBL8 ERL0uox-One day lnsi
week Al erpiOEioa Of nitrogIyoeri1e oe.
cured il EhGnty On section 12j, Ches4-
peake md Ohio Railroad, @ Nea;fee d
Ballads works, which resulted in the II.
slant de1th Of three eoIoEed men Esd
severely ToGn3ing BeTGl otberA Il
SEEMS that the MA EsTe attempting 70
build fire, WHEN one q the party Gppled
3 snail qusntity d this dangerous Sub
Stance 10 the kidding. causing terrific
e1pl0i0n, with the above result TIE
EhHnty TSs blown 70 pieces, and some
parts q the building were caIrsd entirely
sTusS New RiTer;-LAoeiI6Rg LndS-
mini
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

Tn dhr-ssns1t ia stEtR purposes
Glnne dufine Tie pGst yeGr has baar
es1REss ., wtiCA 3 -! Sss = Ernlse,
ihA1 fT ne yerr lg3I: 6ui n I'm eEpeo-
6itu,s i iDeln3sd SIS 40 q, he -
nEio8g q ths n1Dey thEt VI bl7plsad
from he Se5o1 tn14 dzring BepuS6eAr
EAni1ErBsin aud EhicA Is nov tI1J
paid bbdE DsdnsGng this, which ca
M te prGpEg3y considered pan q The
yEay'B sEpenssk, We hna thTS there has
ben dsSarssd fR ordinary stEis pm.
pcs8 6E-ing tie yeE S8OSA B In
thEa during he yeis 1s7l. DJtTfths+lD3-
M Aths C01TeIfin inquiry, -the
printing Eto1G,- ADD n ne 0hS basL-
k0lsef he RH1ieal psusL-RPEn0.
TkS would Be Tesy nioe L tue Bgi
Is s. M tne- ON neEhbg b Einply
ni41ksa u % The fsct T1s 81. 40 81
tDE a. he opsIiag q he ysE tsl IL
g9es1l treasury % tbe sabpd faDd y 10
ioe8Dss4 Z IN &a02G4s 81 di5sarss-
nera ~ S;a=s pErp0A II he e3itor
Il We EeTiEz vii e1RrosDs %TEbis G" d
Il. An1tIs rsprt, bs MI fad every
eo,.t:G 1k:s $lns Gls 81 sooua1isd foc
vItA0stHDy peypsai . The sehUol fund
The ta i, 10 fgrnil tcE-s5sf q money
Is maze froa hese BcAool funds % Tie
geosri Treasury az ui4 og1a Zach
f2nd is ere1ite3 With tie amount
pi4 ibto tie treasury % is boooani
Ie5 Vheo n1oey E:Eading 70 he credit
u s5ihs' hAS 6seo used fgg the pgrposa
4 he genGrEi treasury % Earsss O.
hEnsl psyment i required 70 ga he
Eo0J tson Tie geser1l treasury back
irsO tie sebSN igods. Tie seo07nts
SLOW how much q tie nooEy Il the
Ttess2iJ belOugs 70 The school fnods, and
Ehs1sTsz these e that much n tie
treasury thGss finds are uninpaifed e
AuditoE BESEE7T would express it, The
school fund.- were made whole tbis yesr
By The reoGp: Of reTEa7es in e17ass Of hi.
&in.GfsJ7. The expenditures 70, the
p.: year r1s $2J.EH59, ges,ez than
hoe fgg L. previ0as year; IN spite 0: tb.
pntbe1RSssss cutting down ofRdirary
appropriations; and the @CGnreution IN,
iqgi;y" ard Printing Frauds" may bGr
AooouDt f0E the fsct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

KILLED EVA FALL on IcE-A letter
from snithton, Doddridge county, TO the
Grafton SeH'inel, says 8 boy engaged 10
skating there . lew days since fell and
strucktbe ice with the back Of his head
with such force Is TO cause almost ins;an,
death. The OobcussiOn was 70 great tia,
both eyeS burst out Of their sockets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23
y. B. BRrsroH,
Mics jazz BENEFIT,
MPS ERo z Wur,1

COmmt:tSs Of Lady Managers qf C1ildre1.
RSmk.
DsosDJT 81, 1872.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

REMINDED HM OF HoxE.-YeEsr.
dsy The knoE sid a the rot Of 3 large
store % Baltimore street, and . il fen 10
the Sidewalk, completely covered an sgei
Foreigner who was passing {; the time.
Pett0ns Who ran 70 his assistance, A.
though be did not spear 70 be much hut,
noticed that his eyes were 6lled with team.
The old man was asked Il be IVES Injured.
"Ob, no" be replied, Il cry because be
put1 me 90 nnch IN mind Oi home" &c
was = sWiss; and bad bsen raised On it,
CEMJTidnd TINS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

HEAyT RA1BrT sH1PAtEST.-slx hun
dFed pounds ofrabbiu were shipped las,
Monday evening from Thornton B & o.
R R, tor Baltimore. Nearly all Of them
were caught in the vicinity u Dsuville
Barbour County.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

Coal MBnG AT FLEtuo1oH.-Ac.
cordipg 70 q letter in the Grafton &sntiaA,
coal mine has recently been opened Al
Pennington By Mr.. JOHE q HEERH, who
hshippiBg On what direction Is not stated
from ten 70 faeen carloads pr Day. The
winter Of the latter learns thst Hon. Il G.
DAVIS has purchased q large coal field
north Of The village, and, it is presumed
intends TO begin mining there al IN early
day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

Nj sLxuEt KEKSEa died q. his resi.
denee, near this plsee, On Friday niebi
las, At the unasQll age d DssTiy . hundred
year, BE bad resided II this vicinity
since i794, Eod has children living VINO
are EIty- to1r year old he wa buried
.; the family buryias ground On his oBn
tlrm-GSgfi0A Ss1tENd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

TEE shepherdstoWn Re2iaey don't
want the capital moved Especially don't
want it TO come TO Wheeling, which ii
says i "the worst place 1t could be
placed" because here legislation is SUD.
jectsd 70 "IIliberal" influences from Penn.
SyiTaaiG and Ohio, The Register puts its
faith in sacred soil like that at Charleston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23

A SuxBER Of exsoldiers at Cla.ksburg
have associated themselves together for
the purpose Of heating the bounty lands
granted them by the bill now pending in
Congress, in case 1t should become a law
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-23
ReSoIutionV on ne Death Of Mrs.
HeSter z. Parks.

TEEEEAs, In the ProTiasroe Of Go!
We ere called 70 record the early sod
sudden death Of cur friend, companion
and Associate, Mn. Hester z Park, Whc
vas loved member Of the Board dis
dy Manages Of tbe ChiidpeIs Home
Therefore
ReaIaod, That We boy IN Submission
70 the goodness and wisdom ot God Il
this act 81 His divine providence.
Rss0lped, That We record our sincere
tes;iDoniH! Of her worth, zeal and Ebid-
ing interest in our institution, 81
.. RsaoyOod, That We viii attend IL i
body the funeral Of our departed asSoci.
ate and win wear the usual badge o.
mourning FOX thirty days.
4. RSaSood, That we viii ever cher
iIh the Iveliest memories Of her virus
and seek constantly 70 emulate her self,
denying lEbors.
8. Eemlped, That copy Of these res.
olutiOn be spread upons ouT records, senl
70 the daily papeu with request 70 pub
lish, and . copy accompanied with thu
tender Of our gympSthies IN their irrepar.
able los, be furnished the family Of The
deceased.
y. B. BRrsroH,
miss jazz Bennett,
MES. GEO. < WHKAT,
COH1mt:tse Of Lady Managers of C1ild1e1I
HSmk.
Dsoem1y 81, 1872.
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ILLSEss OF DANIEL HAYMoSD.-A
Doddhdge county letter in the Grafton
SsNttNel Ssys CSCIE DANIEL RAYMOND.
OF Richie county, Is very sick. Mr. HAY.
MoNp e SO Year. old.
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DIED.

DEAE.-on Saturday, Deosnbe q, Is73, JoHH
c. DEAS. In the ash yeiE Of his sSe.
Tbs frisnds Of the fInIly ue isTitsA 70 ~
tend The ianerL on Monday, December N
81 " O'Clock, from the Fetidsnee Of his laothsr,
csthhstne Dean, On XAFItA1l street. certns
Wheeling.
HAGLE,-En St LOuis, On "wednesday. De.
etn6eE IS, THO. J. HAGLE, Of C0sS1mpnGu-
PAREs.-.In this eity. Friday. December %
lsu, = S.R. =. HBSTTB 2 ,tHtie Of GaUrEs 4
PhtkAs p the sssh Jsls Of hsTaEe.
Ru1efll rom the TesIdenee Of her Husband,
Main street, above Madison. Monday morning Il
I0o'eloek. SerTie.s At " o'clock
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We think il more than probable tht:
TIE t-E;ns o. he Chesapeake 4 Ohio nil.
rad VIII not pass through 70 the Ohio
river be4ore the frSt day Of Pe5ruEIy
nsIt-Leari5nTg IhdtPsSde4t.
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TIM ClAsksburg Telegraph notifies de-
lIDquent patrons that II they don'tpay up
before tie7th Of next month-they had
better.