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, 1872-12-17
WALL STREET..
Review of tho Honey, Gold, Bond,
Stock. and Produce Markets.

Review of tho Money, Gold, Bond,
Stock, and Produce Markets.
Special Dsspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoBK. Dec. 16.-The Wall street markets
we're all quiet to-day, the only break to the mo-
notony having been the notice to the Stock E1-
change that $6,000,o0o par value or $4,000 shares
OF new stock will be added within thirty days to
the ahare capital Of the Chicago, Rock Island
T. Pacific Railroad Company. The present share
capital is s19,ooo,ooo, SO that the capital
a 4he boaea aags esase ssSt Of F tho be com5s9 S25
99,000.000. The Post says: '!When it
is known throughout the country, where great
deal OF the Rock Island stock is held as safe
and profitable investment, that sc, ,000, 900 new
will come in to sell the present holdings" Rock
Ialand, however, closed, to-day, at an advance
Of Il.
closing higher. It is now said that the Pacific
Mail mortgage bonds are to bear per cent
gold interest," the principal payable in currency;
they are to have sinking fund provision, and
are to run five years. The amount is to be
s2,o00,0o0.
MONEY,
The money market was active and stringent
to borrowers on cali at per cent to 3-32 per
diem, with considerable portion OF the business
at 1-32 to 1-16. Closing loans we're made at 1-16.
Prime discounts are somewhat nominal. but
ernment bond dealers quote money at cur
| rency and gold.
EXCHANGE AND GOLD.
Foreign exchange Was firm. Commercial bills
are scarce and in demand. Gold dull and
steady throughout at 11215@1122s.
Government bonds we're unchanged.
PRODUCE.
Flour opened dull and dropping. The market
closes irregular. superfne sin good demand and
rather fir1ner. Choice family ia in good request
! and higher. Other grades are dull at former
prices. In wheat most holders advanced their
views, but with larger receipts by railway, buy
ers held off, the absence Of freight room edding
to the dullneas. The market c1oses firm, but
quiet The decline in freightB givea sellers some
advantage. Winter was frmer, but not active.
Pork ruled frmer, with sales of 800 barrels at
$685. for old meas, s13,75@14.2 Is for new mess
and Tor December, new mess, $3.50. Crtmeats
"a apa1l denisnd and unchanged. Bacon and
!. It Guiet,
, 1872-12-17

New Yonx, Nov. Observation-Disclosures for the week
200 Less than last week. but the superior weight
Of tile holiday cattle than Innkea up tile decien-
CT. There were on sale to-day 160 at Communf.
paw, 132 at Hundredth street, and 70 at Weehawkea
making $780, Many extra fat and heavy cattle sold at
l5@16c, and few still higher. There fair de-
mand for such. The next quality brought 13@14c,
but we're slow; and poor ruled very dull at lower rateB.
some thin TexAns brought 611c- Ths stock Was not
sold, closing rain storm. Sales: cars Kentucky,
X cwt, 11@13c: 9 cars 1ndana s cwt, 9@l0c; cars
Texans, cwt poor, 61c, IS lbs per cwt 50 cars Tex
ea mixed " 7S@sAs A sa15 e + tat tat 90 ~ CT
9N lbs gross, 16c So lbs per cwt cars Illinois,
" ew 11X@a25zc. ox coo nm 1nor. tb,, ,.e+
week. To-day 9,000 and rather slow at 45l@5Ac for
poor; 5A@sc fair to prime and ?@s&e extra to hol-
Is ID Michigan, 511c; 50 b Ohio. 6llc; car ITO
IT, 5e car 123 - csnsda e; sar a5s D. e; car
Hoos-Receiptg, So ZOO for tho week. and Is 900 to-
day: Trade dull. Hogs lover 1t a. 45@4zsc M fer i've;
5}8@e7<c city dressed and 54@5e Western dressed, @
47<c; 3 cars, 228 lbs, 47zc.
, 1872-12-17
the Fifth Avenue Hotel ca used no interruption
in hnsinesa. Darling. GrisWold & Co."

the Fifth Avenue Hotel ca used no interruption
~ nv rus@l sansn.e are' ot .Auderson'a Euronean
Ihe 1onoT1eg o e.ssr see Fona du Lac; r. D. Ruth.
4 Potel' sdarson n n1 Nav YORK A, B. CampbelI.
Jackeonv,ile, M,dsnta ft1t'ua " carr. Roona' InNa
anosr, Mlnns'1 e. T.onis. ". :. Hovey FoTt Akin
u IL. h1inoan, m!eaa,,a;n. 31'
T,, ,o,,ow;nc prominent gentleman we're at
H., ~ n,1s Yesterday: b, D. Washington, Du-
t,,ona sne p1ls H. Smith, Detroit 6. r. Dichard-
ous4a1 oo1 Si;irsntse J. c. Anderson, Denver; q.
son, ,rnInh MtthA Nsw York E. n Coe, St. Louis
neiGh Ghsas ne HsyaTfhll. MASS. ]. y. Bishop,
=: I:asia ~ o, NohrasIs = " Cnmmins. Portland,
HlIcu4n Ma;nn " ~ r Hnvf Nav York: n. B. Childs,
Waaasi Maans III, A0s'' A'o"
aaaosae o1's'
The following we're at the Sherman yesseG~ =
14p Henry Hart and family, New 1ofh ~ =.
, 1872-12-17
PERSONAL.

Colonel ]. Il. Wood, Of theatrical fame, ia in
the city
Herbert F. Coones, Esq, England, is at the
Gardner.
Hon. D. spaulding, Of Louisville, is st the
fremont.
Wl1liau, Clark, Esq, OF London, England is
at the Temont.
Lieutenant J. B. johnson, United statea Ar
nv. is Eft the Gardner.
The County Clerk issued twenty-five marriage
licenses yesterday.
Major John c. Anderson, Of Denver, Colora-
do. is s1t the Briggs.
Eer. ". H. Milburn, a. H., the blind preseher,
is at thu Gardner.
Il. Baynond Duvan, Of the Baltimore T. Ohio
Railroad, is at the fremont.
Colonel E. c. Babcock, ex-Chairman Of the
Republican State Central Committee, is st the
fremont.
William #. segnin, OF New York. advance
sherman.
Andrew Pierce, Jr., and II. II, Coffin, Of the
Atlantic Pacific Railroad, are at the Briggs.
Miss Charlotte Cuahman has secured rooms at
the Gardner, and will occupy them next Satur-
Gay evening.
General Horace Porter, the new First Vice Presi-
dent Of the Pullman Car Company, took posses
sion Of his desk yesterday.
Henry Clay, Esq, Of Lexington, Ky, Of the
family Of the fuustrious statesman Of the saIoo
name, is at the Sherman.
Hon. S. H. Melvin, President Of the Clinton
Gilman L Southwestern Railway, WAS at the
Gardner yesterday.
James 7. Bamford, Of the old fremont House,
fa in the Office Of the Burnet House, Gin
cinnati.
&c. McMn11in, General Superintendent Of the
Chicago d Al,on Railway, has gone to Jefferson
City, No, for few days.
The drivers It the new and elegant cars of the
State and Madison street line solicit passengers
by saying, Haze carriage, sir 2 carriage p
H.A. Sargent, General Superintendent Of the
Michigan Central Railway, returned from New
York last Saturday, and departs for Detroit this
morning.
g. g. Merrill, ESQ, President Chicago, Mil-
Taukee d St. Paul Railway. John G. Gault, Gen
eral Manager, and 4. 7. 81. Carpenter, General
Ticket Agent, arc at the Sherman.
Hon. Thomas L. Scott, President of the
Pennsylsania Central Railroad, and J. A. Mc-
Cullough, General Manager Pittsburgh i Fort
Wayne, with other raiwsy officials, are at the
Sherman.
The following despztcl was received at the
Offices Of the prominent hotels Of the city yes
terday: slew York Dec 16, 1872.-flease
sdydfa Cur guests at your house that the fire at
, 1872-12-17

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1G-11 .. 1n-Four, 30s. Wheat
Winter, lis 10d spring, 11s@l1s Sd white, 12s@
l2s "a; Club, Us 6d@1ss. Corn, 28s GdG28s Sd.
L1vARPoo1, Dec. 16-1 P. u1.--Market unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1916 P. m.-Marsst unchanged.
LONDON Dec. 16-5p D. m.-Consols for money, 81 s5
account 9l% 52os Of IS, %; do Of 's7, a2; 10os
Bay nax So, 89h Erie, ~ Tallo~, 44s Sd.
PAn1s Dec. 16.-Rentea, 53f 70c.
L1yERp, ,o1, Dec. 1G-Cotton strong middtng up
land 101&l; 0rleans 10sd; saes coo bales specu-
lation and export, 5000 bales.
B1eadstuts quiet; red winter wheat lis 10d Flour,
sos. Corn, 1ss Sd.
Beef, new, 94s- Bacon unchanged,
, 1872-12-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ToRK, Dec. 16.-Money active and stringent At
to 3-32, closing at 116 day serng firm, ut 1os
CLOAK for long, and 110H@1101{ for short sight.
Gold dull and steady. at l12!a a@l12;1, closing at 12
911225. Loaus 164 to fiat for use and 395 per cent
for carrying. Clearings, <4aoo0,0oo. Treasury dis
bu1seInents, S., 100.
Governments closed steady.
State bonds Inactive
Stocks wers scsive in Pacific aa.!, Western Union,
Rock Island, and New York Central. The nrst-named
advanced from H. to IS, closing at the highest rate
Rock Island fell from 1104< to 100, official noid-
cation Of an issue of six millions new
stock, but recovered to HOY. combine
ton in Western Union advanced the stock from
70 to 80H, and New York Central after long period
OF du1ncss, rose from 963s to 97M. Otherwise tha
market Haa dull. with light fluctuations, and closed
very atroug. An unusually large business noted
in Hartford and Erie first mortgage bouds at 415 to
43s5, c1o8ing at the lower rate.
, 1872-12-17
RAILROAD NEWS.
A Rival Route to the Wilmington
Coal Fields.
Projected Air Line from Chicago to
Kansas City, Missouri.

| OF the many charters granted by the last Hi.
nols Legislature, was one authorizing the con-
! struction OF railroad from Chicago to the Mis-
| Eissippi River, near Keokuk. The residents
| along the proposed line we're generous in prom
ises to vote aid to the enterprise, but these as
surances did not foot up the requisite guarantee
| OF $40, 900 per mile to construct and equip the
| line ready Tor operation. And it Was not until
| the contract had been awarded to Richard P
Morgan d Co., OF this city, and the contractors
had succeeded in placing the bonds in New
York, that the project became certainty
Three preliminary surveys have been run, and
final survey, preparatory to it's location. is
| now being made. The first and most important
| objective point is Wilmington. The pre-
else location Of the line within Cook
County is still undetermined. Two routes
are open for consideration. One
is, to follow the west bank Of the Desp1sines
River to about Section Is, thence run north to q
junction with the Galena Division Of the Chi
cago i Northwestern Railroad, and then arrange
for joint trackage and depot facilities. This
line would pass about half mile west OF River
aide. The other route is to follow the canal,
through NJ: o5den'a lands, entering the city
city the line follows the west bank Of the Des-
PLANES to Joliet, thence through Channahon
Township, in Will County, by easy grades: not
s exceeding ten or twelve feet to the mile, it
-54 miles from Chicago. This portion Of tho
line is to be bualt IS soon as practicable, in
order to compete with the Alton Road
for for, the immense1yproftablo coal traffic. Beyond
er rich coal district, thence diverges westward
to Farm Ridge and Vermillion, crossing the ILL
nois Central at Tonica, and intersecting the best
coal fields in Illinois AID rendering them cheaply
po1aedhJa fn o1n Nnr1fh hNraG EprH fY
, 1872-12-17

The Principal Symptoms of Chambers
The Discharges from the No2e-,rhe G
Swelling Of the S1bmuHllary Lynn
phatic Glunds-The Specific Il>cers
other Symptoms.
From Our 0un Correspondent.
MANHATTAN, Kan., Dec. Is, 1872.
TIE paEScIPAL sEMPTo LIS OF CHAMBERS.
FA1EMoNr, Neb, Dec. 8, 1874
VErERISARAN-Sir: I have horse, years old, that
attacked Last spring with something Like the horse
distemper,-a lump coming under the throat; high
pulse BY doctoring him, he has done good Sum
mer's work. lie Is now attacked severely than
Ter; hair looks bad eyes dun spirits low; loses
| flesh. Please inform me- through TEE TRnusE,
Saa Sos as 4a disease @ and tbs remedy If aE Rs5s ES be-
-Ansaoer to e. Bean: As Inquiries similar to
yours arrive very often, have concluded to an
swer thom With q description Of the principal
symptoms Of glanders, which probably Will en-
able you and others to decide whether tho dis
eases in question are CHAMBERS or not.
Chambers is contagious disease Of a specific
character, peculiar to the genus Eqnus. It gen
orally has q chronic course and is incurab1e
when fully developed. It's main sect is in the
mucous membranes Of the nasal cavities. and,
in rare cases, in the lungs and in other respira-
tory organs,--that is, those cases excepted in
which it makes it's appearance as Farcy, for there
its seat is principally in the simultaneous lynn
phatic Byetem and in the skin. Chambers is char
acterized by three principal symptoms, con
sisting in discharges from the nose, in
swelling Of the aubma1i11ary 1ymphatic
glands, and in ulcers Of a specific character in
the mucous membranes Of the nasal cavities,
TIE DISCHARGES FROM THE NOSE
They generally make their appearance only
from one nostril more frequently from the left
than from the right; in some cases, however,
from both. As to quality, these discharges are
at first rather thin, almost watery, yellowish or
somewhat greeniah, not unlike the greer, juice
Of grass, and dropping of from time to time
aftcrward the same become discolored, are ap-
parently composed of two different duids,-of
ye1lowiah watery, and OF white and mucous
one; later, these discharges become thick, mu~
coua, or mattery, sticky, adheriug to the horders
Of the nostrils, and drying or thickening to yell
1owish-brown crusts. The color, too, is not al
ways the same sometimes it is rather groenlsh,
sometimes dirty white, grayieh, or yellowish
and, in higher degrees, the discharges
are not seldom bloody, mixed with blood,
and with particles of bone and cartilage. 4 bad
smell is not connected with the same, at least
not in the beginning, and not unless it has come
to an ulceratire destruction of bone and cart-
lage, for only then 8 bad orf fetid smeu-just the
same es is produced by any other Lucrative de-
etruction of bone or cartilage-makes Its ap-
pearauce. As to the quantity Of the discharges,
great differences can be observed. At times. the
, 1872-12-17


LITTLE FALLS, N. z, Dec. Il, le72-rhe early part
Of the week wes cold and stormy, and the country
roads in bad condition for travel. Tho
less than for The week previous Aboat SO boIes of
farm dairy delivered and sold at prices ringing
from zoe T. 12koths bnk going St 11e to 129 N
We hsard q nothing going above 13e, and tfis vas
of M to
re give few sales to show the tone Of the 1aarle IS
72Rne ise i2xs |
There was falling Of in the delivery Of buttor,
ng We q to to the bad Weather Sales ere
At the Utica market there tranBactions. at
least so few to be hardly worth reporting Ship
mission. There is good deal OF speculation in re-
gard to future believing there is to be
advsnse and ohezs TIT no mgEs5 ass thai. those
tight In New York City, and buyers appear to be eau
tious in loading up With stocks at high prices. Many
factories will doubtless, ship to New York, and hold
The weather is cold, and we have Just SNOW enough
to make good shedding. Some factoriea here closed
operations and others are making at intervals Of three
days.
Thomas sanderson, Postmaster at SPRING
tield Ohio, has been arrested and taken to Gin
clnnatl charged with being defauIter. Rumor
has it that So, 900 will be the smallest amount,
His mother was appointed Postmistress under
Lincoln.
1t is rumored that General 3. Z. Bruce. ex-
Canal Commissioner Of New York, will probably
succeed Mr. Watts as Commissioner OF Arricni-
ture, whose commission will BOON expire.
Seth Turner, Executive Counaellor-elect.
and President OF the Shoe and Leather Bank.
Boston, was in New York, last week, and re-,
turned without his diary, but S25000 better of
than if the pickpocket who took it had found his
other pocket
elected Boston Aldermen, is tie son of one e.
Mayor and grandson OF another. He served as
Mayor Of New Orleans during the rebellion, with
signal ability.
, 1872-12-17

,p1p.noutA Church, Brooklyn, Mr. Beecher's,
contr;H7tsd ID lask year nearly half a million Of
doilars to .s2ieieps charitable, and educational
aabss.ioons 9o|se.9; mn to colleges Which eroled the
The Iutheran congrea ><<i9a at R9nnton;tha he
Rhine, by unanimous resolu4. ~ ~. s prateatart ~
Old Catholics to the use OF - ;;;:ps sn5
church, situated in the University bu. sh -;
hitherto employed. besides the Luthera-- y ~
the English residents
, 1872-12-17

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16.-BEEvEs-Duu and higher
Ezra Pennsylvania and Western steers, $8G0@9.0O
fair to good, e6.509750; common, $a.60@6.50. Te1
c11oi CO brought $1,000
Sa EEP-Firmer at $500 to $500.
Horas-Higher at $500 to S6.25.
Sale g. $500 beeves; 1000 sheep, and 5000 hogs.
, 1872-12-17

p1r1sBuRaH, Dec. 16-Crude petroleum dull and
unsettled at 5325; refined steady; Philadelphia, &c
New York, o7kc; Pittsburgh, &c.
, 1872-12-17
A Cordial Invitation,

A Cordial Invitation.
11essra Roddin + Hamilton extend their compI-
ents to the ladies' and gentlemen Of Chicago, and
daily invite everyone to favor them with can This
firm claim that they have the gem jewellery sbdre
America, and invite the public to call and judge for
themselves. Roddin Hamilton, State and Washing
ton streets.
, 1872-12-17

NEW YORK.
New YORK., Dec 16.-Co19oH-Firm snd higher
with fair export amand; middling uplanda, zoe.
, 1872-12-17

From the Erening Star, Washington, D. c.
11r. james IL seover retired banker, late Of Rufus
HatcL ( Co., is here spending the honeymoon, ut Viii
1arde, with his bride, blonde beauty. She Hiss
Arms, Ct the well-kuow1a Arms family Of Buffalo.
, 1872-12-17

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Dec. 16.--A horrible crime
VAS perpetrated On Saturday night on Poplar
street boulevard just outside Of the city limits.
, 1872-12-17
SILKS, VELVETS, &c.
Ckus. G0ssu0e
e. Go.

{Succcssors to Ross s. Gossngc},
We are now Offering in each
department. special selections OF
attractive sFNOVELTIES" suit
Ell to the tastes and purses OF
all classes.
F: We have also made such
sweeping reductions in prices,
in many lines Of fine goods, as
to present unusual opportuni-
ties for the selection Of valua-
Presents. Rare Bargains il
RICH Silks and velvets, elegant
Paris Suits Of our own inaporta-
ton, CameIs Hair Costumes,
Velvet and Cloth Polonaises,
C1oaks and Do1mans, shawls,
Real Laces, ETC., etc., etc.
Sealskin Cloaks Of extra fine
quality, at the low price Of $75,
$85, and 800.
, 1872-12-17
THE FIELD AND STABLE.

The Principal Symptoms of G1antlers
The Discharges from the Nose-:The
Swelling Of the Submaxll1ary L,Fm-
phatic Elunds-The Specific Ul>cers
-Other Symptoms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-08

FOUND DEAD.-s4other" Daugherty,
as she was familiarity called, was found
dead, sitting In her chair, yesterday morn.
ing, at her late resldence In the rear Of
Lawyers ROW. on FourthBtest, east
side. She had been, attacked with choI-
era morbus Tuesday evening, and q
physician was called in to prescribe for
her. The little girl who lived with her
says that she suffered much during the
night. Yesterday morning about six
o'clock, while the child had gone to mott.
fy a neighbor Of Mother DIS condition,
the dark winged angel crossed the thresh.
old OF "Mother" D's humble home, and
released her from her suffering, Intelll.
genee Of the event was conveyed to
friends in the vicinity, who came In and
made Nil necessary preparations for the
funeral, which Il 10 take place at len
o'clock this morning. The body after
being placed in the coffin was removed to
one of the class rooms in Fourth Street
NJ. E Church. -rA-
The deceased was well and lavorsbIy
knowpip this community She had re.
sided in this city and vicinity for almost,
II not quite, a half century. Coming to
this country in early life from Ireland,
with no relative but a brother, who re-.
turned after few years residence in Phil.
adelphia;we believe, she was left alone
literally, "a stranger in q istrange land
She made irldnds, however, wherever she
became known, and was distinguished for
her devotion to them, and for all the vir.
tues which adorn the female character.
Smother" D. was a zealous Christian, and
although not permitted to leave her dying
testimony, her life was so consistent with
her profession that no other proof Is need.
ed 10 assure those who were acquainted
with her, that death had no terrors, and
the Iuture was bright and blissful. Peace
to. her memory. '"'.i sif
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-08

I suspkY SCHOOL eoEcERT,-we again
call the attention Of our readers to he
Concert to be given this evening by the
Sunday School connected with Thomson
N. E. Church on the Island. The school
has been practising sometime on q, most
excellent programme, and we doubt not
the entertainment will be q fine one. Re.
treatments have also been provided and
will be served during the intermissIon.
together the occasion. promises TO be
one Of the most happy Of the many which
have come of this season, and We would
urge everybody 10 attend Let there be q
fall attendance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-08
Sl75,@l 50

The following was offered: Rsaolped
That the sum Of one dollar and twenty
cents on every one hundred dollars value
Of the real and personal property within
this county be assessed for the purpbse Of
paying the allowances made ~ Iris
Board, and that the Sheriff do proceed
at once with all convenient dispatch 70
collect said assessment according 10 law.
Adopted.
The Committee on Court House and
Jails, TO whom had been referred bills
amounting to $1O7 IS, reported IN favor
Of their payment Report adopted. +"
The Committee on Poor recommended
the payment Of bills amounting TO
$2.4s4 81. Report adopted.
The following was adopted: REOlueti,
That the Finance Committee be instruct.
ed to settle with the Sheriff in accordance
with chapter 80, section SO, Code Of West
Virginia; also, proceed 10 settle with the
Sheriff on account OF road taxes and all
other moneys that have come Into his
hands. s.
Mr., HandlAn was appointed on all the
committees oi which his predecessor,
Capt. Harrison, was q member.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-08

SUPPOSED ATTEMPT AL SUICIDE
Tuesday afternoon, Thomas haley, who
lives on East Wheeling market space at.
tempted, Otis supposedly to commit sui.
eide by drinking a draught of whisky In
which he had dissolved a large quantity
of copperas. The dosewa an excessive
one, else i might have had the effect de.
sired As it was, Haley barely escaped
with hsliie, and only, after the upremitt.
Ing efforts of two skilltul physicians
Family troubles are said to have driven
the man 70 make therash attempt to take
his lite. Last evening he was In fair
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-08

Nor DEEMED NEcEssARy.-Yesterda
morning when the intelligence reached
Judge Johnston that Another" Daugherty
had been toanddesd sitting in her chair
he at once repaired to the late residence
Of the deceased, and after hearing the
testimony Of the gin who lived with her
and the phYslclan who had been called il
to bee her tho evening before, tho Judge
decided that Il was not necessary to hold
q coronefs inquest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-08

A CANARD.-A report of d shocking
accident at'ths Suspension bridge was
rentinisome portions Of the city, yes,
terday afternoon, 1t was represented
that the scafolding on which q number Of
men were engaged at work repairing the
bridge, had given wayprecipitatiDg them
into the river, and that three lone report
said four Of them had been drowned.
After making diligent inquiry in the prop.
er quarters, we are prepared to pronounce,
pretty confidently, the report Aforesaid 70
be canard. What motive anyone could
have for putting such story in circula.
ton, we cannot imagine. For ways that
are dark and tricks that are vain" the
Heather Chinee is9not singular.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-08

RESIGNATION AocEpTED.-Capt. W. H.
Harrison sent In his resignation Yester
day,as a member OF the Board Of Super,
visorS from Webster township. A resolu'
ton expressing the sentiment Of the
Board on seyering the pleasant relations
which have always subsisted between the
remaining members and the one retiring,
will be found among the proceedings Of
YESTERDAYS meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-08

VAoAseY F1LIED.-The Board Of gu.
pervisors, at.its meeting yesterday morn
ing, filed the vacancy occasioned by, the
resignation oil Capt. Harrison, by electing
John Hanilan, Esqr. Mr. H. made his
appearance at the afternoon session Of the
Board, and entered at once on the dis.
charge of his duties. His large experience
In financial matters, and strong, practical
sense make him q valuable acquisition TO
thsbody. 1890 O Ellp IFN' l0luWlsfa