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fnbet AL G6ren oes rubmtitit b~etannten gdnsera
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feinleguug.) 4m Sonntag NaAmitta9 bat
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oeutlteu fatbolii6eu ct. 8onifaciuS &rrae
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psldem fir ieiue SO9busigtcit Die polite
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Guolom 9eSogen, UNI Der ieierlld]en SanO-
luna beiaumobneu. (Solt8ftD.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-16
Mer3te, a0Dotatem II.


Oebrime &raut9riten
SrHnSli6c STAR 9arnntirt
Or. Soieph Sobiou,
prGttlf6 em ArSt BbiGuoeIpbta.
Sr. Sabian 9uIuntut cure fhneIe uuo sriub(t9s
Sur In allen ~gri6le1tlihen 8raRtbeisen.
jung Wdnner
ole ib betmlt1er Su9eHriiinoen belpust ItHb, AefgR
5oiSen nd in Snpdde, nnuetmOsen, 2ebenaGbrEs
ernB une 6uIest in aue8ebruug tuno seben, m0QeH
I'D pertraueEsgol al Md penoeH.
SO babe 3auienoe iOIder Iusll6Ii6er IN ibtsr
trlbtren 0tiuEobett Suru69ebratt, Die non NnesrH
lali9 osgaHoelt oou ais u~neeilbar ausosseben pors
ben iinb.
RdobeH un5 HroGpn,
Ole on unre9 ~eIIndBtsf, itcE In Der rlenatlIben ReIuis
9ln9 ODER sdnjlutem AuSbtsibeR oerielben Ieibeu,
slet6piel BON nei6er llrioGe, mtrocn In einioen 1as
gen ooH mir per9eitsat, o55e Radtpetllss 6olsen fir
Die @aiuRobsit.
Ausiparti9e gottenten
tonren bon mir ~behonoelt iueroen, wenu lie mir tbreH
3uitano i&Tiittth mittbeileu.
GtTengfte SeriQfps9enbsit ipirb sueeFhert,
Sorelie: d. Sol. 6abfGn,
Rr 22S, BtncsStr., philadelphia, va.
(Diai7 ,12Yfte ,i.a.E 81 81 FN'
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aber fider pormdrts. uno es lit nur ssrins
2Sahriheinltd)feit uorbanoen, baB er bis 3ul
@r0fining ieiues Bro3eies leben miro.
@roBeS Neuer in rMiles= Htoer
Ned." = Mm Canning Nbenb ge9en II
ubr gerietben bic umfangreiden Sdsemiih.
len BON 9S. %. Eunis & Bruoer in WileS.
Saiper SEED in cabot @ountp in 8rano,
Das Geuer srif NIT sewaltiser Madt uw
iid uno eriaBte in fnrser .3eit au4 bic on bas
gtabliiiement tebenben Stdae, morin fit
mebrere mertbooqe Yferoe befanben, inter De-
men bret benz Teuer gum Spfer fielen. @roB'
Qnantitdten ~gelaserten 6ol3es I'M @ertb,
BON $1,000 rpuroen ebenfauS a%erff0rt. 3mei
groBe Dtiiblen, mebrere Sdsen, smei sroBt
Dampfmaihinen, nerlhieoene Staqe uni
| Yumpet purben elm Haub Der SlamnerL,
| Ser gauge Gerluit betrdgt etipa $4,000. Oaa
Heuer Iette iogar ben angrenSenben Walb on
einiaeu Stelen in Branb, ohue ieboh groBer
Sdaoen ansuridten. Die gisentbiimer bies
Ter Sdgemiihlen fno lunge elergii9e Wdn'
ller, welfe iih obne 3ueifel balo mieber bon
Dem lhmeren Serluite, melfer ie betroffell
bat, erbolen meroen. $4,000 tnb bnrf Ser,
fbernns sebedt. Die Guttebuns bes 6euers
1T nod nidt ern,ittelt.
To6ten d a II. - Mn Donnerftaae, ben
9. W1ai, bielt 8i9ter 81. s. Micols Bic Sci.
deujdau iiber ben ON llfer auf Dem 2aubaute
oes Srn. g.. q. @olosboronsh sefunbenen
2eidnam bes Capt. s. Yritdett, melder tn
Wilesz 8iper- SEED, cabot Gountp, mobute.
@lue ISOLDE porher, ebe er 9efunben murbe,
par berlelbe in einen 8oote gum 6ii1en &c.
fabren uno hattie eiuen &rug Bbisfep nit iid
aenommen. Ser 0ethnam mies feline Wterf,
male bes CODES burd Grtrinfen auf, Der
urtbeilsiprud Der Surp lautete oaber auf
SOB burf unbefannte llria1en."
Selb ftmorooeriuh. = Gin Oeuts
ider, Naunens Conrad Gin, rpelder Nr.
472, Canton : Nuenue mobnt, beriudte bor-
aetern Nahmittag nm 5 ubr iih nit einenl
NaiirnreTer ben pals ab3uihneiben. Or.
@brid), ,pelder be @anoe balo oaraui I'm,
terin1te, %ertldrte, saB oieielbe nidt sefdbrii4
iei.
BOD einSelb 4 morb.- Sonutag
firth eridoB iid i'm dterliden 5auie an Weft.
Gbals.S traBe Elm % Sabr. alter Singing,
Sobn h0hit angeiebener @ltern, uelhe nadJ
srpeltdsissr abmeienbeit auf Dem qanoe bel
ibfer &udtebr ben 9eliebten Sobn nur ais
aside wlslsrisbfn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-16

1auS Die SeroronuTg an.
Cine an5abl Wetger, pelde ibre
Stdnbe auf benz ~2erinston . Warfte balten.
babeu bei'm Stabtratbe cine Yetition einge=
reidt, IN Ueld)er ie fd iiber bas 8lehoad
bes Dia!figebauoes beibuerer, inbem bel
porfoulmenbem Regen Die fauenben Tropfen
Elm unausheblides gerduid bsruorbringen,
mdbrenD bagesen bel beiBem @etter Sas 9ola
Die 6ibe an fld 5iebt nno baourd) ben Nu<
f"euthalt i'm Otartte i'll elmer wabren Dual
madt.
ySaltim IRE : 9 potomac, @ien'
b abn."- Die Irbeiten al Der Baltimore
8otomac giienbabn" i6reiten riiitis Dor.
fpdrts. Ser Sunuel inter Der Baltimore
Shio~@iienbabu," iopte Die Sriide iiber ben
Yatapsco itno lest %pollenOet. Oian ermartet,
baB bic Vabn nod iunerbalb 5ueter Wtonate
fertig iein plro. SIS iiub bereits bret neue
Nniietlungen an Der 2iuie mad Walbtn9tor
eeariinoet, mel1e Die Namen Sbentou, Sun'
tinaton II. @lennoile erbalten baben. Sbenz
ton llegt an Dem Ylase, no Die Nnnapolis=
&oao Die gabnlinte b~urAidneioet uno beiteht
auaenblidlid) nur aus einem @aarenhaule
un6 2aoer. Oie smeite Auiteolung, 9un'
%tinaton, lieqt IA Wteilen oieSieit Waibingz
touSs, muroe ourd) Die bOrtige 6irma Ylumb
& Comp. eegrinoet uu0 bat ld bis iebt alS
cine CUTE Equalization erpieien. Die anfeo>
lung beItebt ausenblidlid aus einenl WlrtbSz
baule, 5,pei 2aben uno bret ODER pier Wobns
bduiern. @lenupiae 1T uur 29 Mieilen pom
3untiugton ~entiernt uno liest an Der StraBe
uad 8aibinstou. SIS 1T ert tiir5lid an9e@
fieoelt worOer unp entbdlt cine Shnlieoe, etlle
Gteumadsrei uno susi @obnbduier. I'm
Der Babnlinie iino sablreide 2dnoereien gu
perfauian gum Yreiie bon $40 bis $40 pro
Wior9en. :.
ssolaeuoe 8 altimorer befanben fh
sem american &sgiiier" BON 81. b. Nfts.
aufolae an isnem Gage in BEN nadsenannten
gtabten Guropa's: gtao. Noooplae Bud
Ter. Fri. Vudlsr, uiab. .. Q. SOpfinS. 81.
q. Sppfius, 9. 9. 9opfins. liH., ysao.
O,ibaslu uno camille, 6rancls Rlsss, SRI:
Ml,cs Jitaas, 81. S. 3lg9s, SobH SIemasf
lnno NamiIr ,IYaris 9iaO. Seges rnS ". o.
s,;eS on. Qonpon: 5r. uno Wtao. Roo9ess,
q,nerncol: 6. @rap u. s. q. Sernor, Woln;
N:rniam IS. AIcOd unO Mas- Aleod. Nsa,
mel: &. u. Wiae. 4Onltuep uns " eaIrou
wonItusp, Blorsu5; 5. 8. uno yiao. gap
ior uup sri. s. Saplor, ysneotg.
gaF ben GIephanten.-Sor9epe1n
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SDuperIartOns YetifOm." = DE So
@ieierllug be5 pOnYroi. u. S. SAem berauS<
gesetenea mo i'm &omiilOn8uerla9 BON 6.
otetger in 9temz YOrt eridetaenoen uOentiA=
llnlerttauiid)eu COMBINATIONS gercion5" Der.
Oient megen Der 9riinoltdfctt an3iehenben
Sormoer eln,eluen4rtlfel aaes1ob. Sn8belon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03

RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF ". Pres.
COLT sMrTH-The flag over the machine
shop Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad in
this city, was flying at half mast yester.
day as token OF respect to the memory
of the late W. Prescott Smith, Master OF
Transportation. The passenger depot
and all the outgoing and incoming trains
were drapel in mourning. Whether any
demonstration will be made here when
the funeral Of Mr. 5. tskes place, we have
no information. The deceased enjoyed
in high degree the respect and esteem
Of all IN any wise connected with the
management and working Of this great
road, as well as those brought in business
or social intercourse with him, outside Of
railroad circles. His sudden demise, in
the very prime Of manhood, is loss not
only to the corporation with which he
was connected, but also to the general
public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03

LOOK OUT FOR THEM-A short time
ago during the absence Of one Of our
most respected and esteemed clergymen,
two Reverend" gentlemen called lat his
house, 10 zee him. One Of them gave
his name as Fellows, and said be was an
old and warm friend Of the absent cler.
gypan, and would like very much too see
him and talk over AUD Lang Syne,"
and IS he was travelling aud had been
rather unfortunate Of late, would also
ask nights lodging Tor himself and
friend, suggesting in very polite manner
that the absence Of the master Of the
house need make no difference. But the
good lady Of the house had too much
good sense to take in any strangers-in
fact, she had taken in strangers before,
and they had no! turned out to be angels
in disguise; SO she said that, although
she could rot for various reasons enter.
tain the travellers herself, she would give
them a note Of introduction to Messrs.
Lewis & WoodmGusee, the excellency
oil whose pEovender quite threw theirs in
the shade, and she hsd no doubt but they
would give them their lodging and
meals al the usual ministerial dis
count" So the note was written
and the strangers lett. Soon the clergy.
man returned 10 find that Bob Fellows,
his dear old classmAte, Bob, had been re.
fused nights lodging at his house. So
he sat himself down and wrote to the
Rev. Fellows, craved his pardon and gave
as reason for his wlfe's apparent IN.
charitRbleness that she had entertained
strangers before, men who knew all about
the home of her youth, who were dead
and who were married, &c, but alas |!
they wound up by borrowing" all the
money in the house, which, strange to
say, remains to this day unpaid. In due
course OF time came the Rev. Fellows
reply saying he had never been in Wheel.
ing in his life. And then Messrs. Lewis &
WoodmaBsee say no such order was ever
presented 10 them. So, good ladies, look
out for these chaps; If any smooth.faced,
oily.talkiDg, seedy looking Reverend"
comes your way in the absence Of your
husband, look out for him or in the morn.
ing you may find the stranger non est
also your iewelry and other valuables. q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03

RCSAwAY.-Last GINNING, just after
dark, Dir. Henry Schmulbach's fine
cream colored horse, attached to a buggy,
took fright as he was standing in front Of
Mr. SIS establishment on Monroe street,
and started of at q fearful pace. A boy
who was holding him was knocked down
and the buggy passed over him. He was
not injured, however, beyond slight
scratches. The horse, with the vehicle
dragging after him, made his way to
Young & Huseman's livery stably, and
turning in, made the entrance and passed
through without disturbing any of the
vehicles ranged on either side.of the aisle
up which he Travelled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03

RoBBERY.-On Monday night about
halt.past eleven O'Clock, gentleman who
was going out cunning with Mr.. ]. II.
Silvey, drove up in front oil his store, op-
posite the post Office, and left his horse
and buggy standing while be went in 10
bring out the guns, &c. Coming out
again in few moments, the horse and
buggy were gone, After q search Of
some two or three hours they were found
on Monroe street. A lantern that was in
the buggy had been smashed up, and a
pocket book, containing some SIS, had
been taken from the pocket of an over.
coat that was on the seat. So far all
efforts to ascertain who the rascal was,
have been of no avail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03

PANToAnME.-We direct attention to
an advertisement in another column an.
nouncing two pantomime entertainments
10 be given in Washington Hail next
Monday and Tuesday evenings. The
troupeis reported to be good one, and
we doubt not will atlyact fine audiences.
Many of our readers remember the Ravel
family a number Of years ago, and while
the present troupe may not surpass the
world'renowned one mentioned, yet 1t
will iurnish an entertainment meritlnp
tho patronage Of the public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03
Medical.
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nos raA'g'el ipifecaii9a e ia ~. sEs
aqua! aad NIinsNss1 Fea..s.st 49, - %
nave vale via eyS.ss is p.,.y. -. f's
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g. ~ hEfkLG1 rsyEfy. Ga 4, -, '..7silR,
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stances act ha tly az! N h.rrs,-Y ,..S.S.1A ~
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lae 1i2e tSetAEd' Ct taa e5si==si Il q, I-'4
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fal Noa;hy P:nodA, ScpS;es,isss ". - fs
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carnage, Chfoa.e CenSssi.ga, I.-l.z.-,s-. ~ \
ce-1:ion Of the Uterus, and Ner ,sI.T -, i =
elSe1Ses pS=uliir 70 woman hs, -ss.is,.I - -
Vhich. as well Al IN the casss vaa:a kIr -
my Faronis Prescription y ais e-.r,-,S. -, -
the world Tar nedldse | % NJ, tI.,I a,.,'.ss
bat admirably falhLS Eag s.iI ., 49, =. =.
= mos; pertt9E sPedhe II al ea:os.. -, ~
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viii It do hAER IN any sale CT e..zrI5.' :. :
MOST PoGEkEEL RESTORATIVE lev: : 4.
cal ai vel As the sexual syEsz, Al, -,
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deaf 70 pregnancy, and CA bs tir. : - =
doses WITH perfect safety while il that r.. -
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FOX paTsaTItion hatitfeadSTS chiLG- asT1- -
rscslVst the heartfelt praise frsa k=-s-ezs 10
for ths ia=S;lEsls.: benefits :AuS ea=f.s-s44
oasr ny Favouie PreScT5Ya1a /: ts.il.,
Aaen2 With the sincerity oisz k?ae5: k.,- ~.
thar beSS Weit1!s- Those Ma Cesfs E.-,s,- -
alton Ga these subjects CA ea:z!ar / :, TTT-s-
on CHNcSI- DiSEAsEs oR TEE GEvKi.-5I =.
GEINARY OE5ANS. seat Ise;Fs Euz $685.,
rs9api Of two Potage S:azpS I;us,a 80
ih1Ss diseases pecg.izF 20 F-z,.st. a. -.
valuable advice N Feslrd 10 thsir -3.I,-s-..
DIR. PIERCE'S FAVORIfE 6PT.
SCRLPTIOS Is NOLD BY All TIPti
Glass DRUGGISTS AZ Sl.;0 plrI.;
tie. ~ -
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03

ANOTHER FIRST PREMIUM was award.
ed at the exhibition Of the VIM. II. ShCib
d Co. Pianos and Eureka Organs at
GAINESVILLE, D. These instruments fully
deserve their popularity, and the sales Of
them made at sheib's Music Store, Mon.
roe street, are astonishingly large. Every
day some family is made happy with one,
either an Organ or Piano, and no one de.
serves success more than Trend Shelb, fol
he accommodates everybody, rich or poor,
SO that all can refine their homes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03

NEW FALL ASD WINTER GooDs.-C
hess, corner Of Main and Quincy streets
has just received the most complete and
choice line Of Foreign and Domestic Cas-
stmeTes, Scotch ChevioS, English and
French Disgouals, Cloths OF all shades.
VestiDgs, Gentlenen's Furnishing Goods
&C., that can be'lound in the city. Also
q large stock Of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets lie does al
work in the best style and guarantees fits
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03

BELLAIRE.-0ur sister city Of Bellaire
is improving 60 rapidly that nothing in
the way Of an improvement would now
astonish US from that quarter. Now that
the water works are under full headway
we presume the next thing in order will
be the gas works. At any time the Bel.
laireites contemplate the latter improve.
ment, we would be pleased 10 loan them
our City Council for a night or two that
they may see how their city looks with a
full supply of fourteen candle gas turned
on. After the gas works We know no,
what they will undertake. But how il is
they ind time 10 engineer even what they
now have on hand, (the water works) is
more than We know, for every male citi.
zen over 81 seems to be building himself a
house. We don't know just how msuy
new houses are going up, and we feel very
sure we won't count them. That's too
big q job, but the number is certainly
large for city Of that age. The water
works are TO be in so advanced a stage Of
completion by December 1st, that on tina,
day or sooner, water IS TO be turned on
reservoir or not, Tor II the reservoir is
not done the water is to be forced through
the pipes. WoTkmen commenced laying
the pipes yesterday, and by the by tho
pipes are made ofro0d. Think Of that,
wooden pipes. We don't know how they
will last, but we understood they are guar.
anteed for twenty years, and the water
will no doubt be Tar purer than when con.
veyed in iron pipes. Messrs. Sweeney
& Co., Of this city, are building the ma.
chinery for the works, and in order to
complete all in time, they have been
working on portions of it night and day
for some lew weeks past.
We are glad TO see Bellaire flourish
and grow, and only hope that the time
may soon come, as it certainly will, when
our two cities will lay directly opposite
each other; one extending from the pres.
ent Bellaire to Bridgeport, and the other
from Wheeling where it is to Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03
M. cuTMAN & CO.'S.

SUDDEN DEATH-Yesterday morning
that portion Of the city in the vicinity Of
the public landing was startled with the
report Of the sudden death Of Charles
Banner, who kept 3 fruit and candy shop
on Water street, and resided in the same
building. A crowd soon gathered around
the house, and the report was found to be
too true. Judge Johnston was notified
and by request Of the family, held an In
quest on the remains. From Mrs. B. the
following particulars were obtained
About six o'clock, yesterday morning
Mr.. B. arose and woke his wife and child
rem and Immediately returned to bed, re-
marking that he would "tIke another
nap" His wife WAS engaged about hel
household duties until nearly ten O'Clock
when she went 10 the chamber in which
she had left her husband sleeping, tc
look after her babe about six months old
which was asleep in a crib. As she
entered the room she called to her hus-
band, but received no reply. Going &c
the bed she found him cold and dead.
Her cries soon brought the other mem.
bes Of the family from the story below
and the attention Of passers by was
attracted to the chamber Of death by the
outburst Of grief from the bereaYed
mother and children.
Mr.. B. had evidently died without
struggle. He was lying partially on hil
LETT side, with his lace to the wall, and The
bed clothes were drawn well up on bis
shoulders. A neighbor testified before
the jury that he met Mr.. B. Tuesday
evening, when he noticed that he had q
cold and was quite hoalse. 1t was also
said that for several months the deceased
had complained Of suffering from pain in
the chest, accompanied with a cough, moi
severe enough, however, to occasion any
alarm. Dr.. James Cummins, who was
called in when Mr. B. was found, testified
before the jury that when he frs,
saw deceased in the morning, he
thought he had been dead about two
hours, but could not state the immediate
Cause Of his death. The verdict Of the
jury was in accordance with the facts de-
veloped by the testimony. The deceased
was native Of Prussia and it is said, A,
one time, held position in the army o.
that country. He was large, well pro-
portioned man, one that would attract
attention in crowd. In disposition, b.
was kind and genial; as husband suc
father, tender and induIgent A wife and
seven children mourn his sudden remov,
al from the family circle. They have th,
warm sympsthies Of their friends and &C.
quaintauces. The deceased was q mem,
Der Of the Masonic fraternity, and vii,
be buried in accordance with the rites Of
that order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03

CLUB MEETING. The first regular
meeting ofthe Central Grant and Wilson
Club since the adoption of a constitution,
will be held in Washington Hall this even.
ing. A full attendance is urgently re-
quested. 1t is important that the Com.
mittee on Finance and the Executive
Committee be present, as matters Of vital
importance will be submitted for their
consideration. A full turn out of all who
feel an interest in the success Of the Re.
publican standard bearersis desired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03

In QUoD.-L, W, Kolbausen, a young
man who made the acquaintance Of some
Of our Cumberland merchants some time
since by selling them drafts on Phlladel-
phia which were not honored, Is again in
trouble. This timelor getting goods uu-
der false pretences, lat Wheeling, West
Virginia.-Cumberldnd Times,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03

EXAMINATION WArvED.-Yesterday
morning, George W. Eckhardt, proprietor
Of q saloon in North Wheeling, was
brought before Judge Johnston, to answer
three charges Of selling liquor to minors
and four for selling on Sunday. The &C.
cused waived an examination, and the
cases were sent to the Circuit Court fol-
further proceedings
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03

HELD TO BAn.-Edward McF
was arrested and taken before Judge
Johnston yesterday, charged with the pa.
ternity ofan Legitimate child. McFar-
land was held TO bail in the sum of four
hundred dollars for his appearance at the
Circuit Court. When We left Judge Us
office the prisoner had not secured a
bondsman.