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{" Tho day Ii done. and the darkness
Falls from the wings0f night.
As feather IL wafted downward
From an nanlA in hiA di0hf.n

| What an absurd trope! To compare tho
shades of night as they envelope the world, to
q falling feather, while in the preceding lines
heAspeaks of darkness as falling from the
wings of night,
In his Psalm of Life" the keynote appears
| to be carpe diem" To any one, however, who
served ip the late war; and who, therefore,
| knows so mething about bivouacs and battle
fields, the stanza must appear to be only jim
Cling rhyme:
In the worlds broad field of battle.
Be not like dumb driven cattle.
Be hero in the strife"
The gentle hint of the necessity of ceaseless
activity herein implied is materially weakened
by the sudden transition from the collective
plural "cattle to the singular hero" And
any soldier knows that bivouac is for rest
and not action. But bivouac was good word
and sounded we'll.
We pass now to his piece Excelsior" The
idea sought to be conveyed here is ambition,
purposeless, aimless and fruitless, but still
laudable according to the authors say so. We
quote the concluding stanzas:
i y y the the .ne~ aas found
stu 9ra.ping in hi ,s hand Of ice At.
There in the twilight cold and gray.
lneless but beautiful he lay,
VOICE s% a.i iii ike sss' i siiSas :sss
1t may have been necessary, in order to
have word to rhyme with found, to classify q
St. Bernard dog as hound, and we are will
ing to license poet to that extent. But we
deprecate any comparison between a voice and
falling star, even though that supernatural
realization should shape itselfinto the compare
tive degree of Latin adjective, which is gen.
orally rendered in the vulgar Saxon higher
We would fain forbear any allusion to The
Midnight Mass for the Dying YEAR." for We
feel how it suffers by comparison with Tenny-
sons production on the same theme. But
when we are told that
"The hooded clouds, like friars,
Tell their beads in drops of rain"
and that
Tho stars from heaven dOwncast.
Like red leaves shall De swept away
we recognize the necessity for concluding such
verses with the ejaculation, Kyrie elcison. ChrsH
eleisop
We might multiply instances of this kind,
but enough has been addueed to warrant the
application of Hamlet's words, "'Tis a knavish
piece of work" and for explanation again ap-
peal to the melancholy Dane, Marry, how?
Tropcallyw
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BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDICINE.-SAN.
FoRD.s LIVER INyGoRAToR-A pnrsly Vegetable Ca
thartic and Tonie-for dyspepsia, constpat on debility
sick bilious attacks and all
liver, stomach and bowels Ask your Druggist for it.
Beware of limitations iIi - eowly
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w
The above is . true al ID correct .ran.cr;p4 A
books of the Company. !
ALE. MaULreS. PREM
A. W. HUNTER, Secretary. y
STATE OF Lours1AsA. PARISH OF Or
City VI New OrlN
January. A. d. ls.a. Il
ANDREW HERO. Jn.. Notary :!
Tbs Board of Trustees at a mes.io, ..Ja
day OF January. 1872, unanimously adopted ttA
ing resolution: y
reserved, That six per ce Mt interest ON all -
ing certificates of profits be paid to the legal IL
the same. on and after the Eleventh day of ~
next.
AIDE. MOULToN. Presiden.
WIN. NJ. PERKINS. vice.Pr,I
A. W. HUNTER. Secretary. 81.
TRUSTEES
A. Moulton, VIM " p..
r. Hare A,cbi. wi
B. II. Horrell WIN r,h.n.I <
join q. Rogers, NC p.,a,H -
John I. Moore, WIN = ri -
ja2e I'm Adoiph Never. :;
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL 1ssURANftt'
- PANY.,
Once. sor"s'' 81 Ganp sas csAs., 'srs s
qApisai $500, 900. Fl,
Assets, December 81, 1ezl. ss ,
Insures Fire, Marine ana Rirer p;.l, a, n
profits on each detartment separately TO the =
For the aceomttodation Of Its. customers = I
panS VIII make 4aFin' Losses PaXaS1s e Lsn I
j. W. H1NcES. Secretary. ''1ohhs' r
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TEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, Marine aud River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
TEMPORARY OFFICE, NO. III G?AvIER STREET
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP.
Capital. 81 600, 900
Subscribed. Observation-Disclosures 200, 900
A. Elmer BADER. President
CHI ENGSTFELD, Vice President
GEORGE STR0MEYER, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
A Elmer Bader NJ Frank, WR 3chmidt
Theo Lilienthal, Louis Schneider, Franz Roder,
NJ Schwartz, Hermann Eicke, Ridzert
Miller Jacob HassirCer, Oh Etgstfed,
L Nasits, II. POhlmanT., Louii Schwartz,
G L Mayer, Il. Seig, Y W1issenbach
II + Gogreve, w Davis, n A!Baumgarden
Joseph Keller, Isaac SChsrck f. u Del Boudio
jell ~ Iy
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nornin9 Star and Catholic Messenger.
For the Morning Star and Catholic Messenger;
I0MafELL0W.
INV ORLEANS. SUNDAY. MARCH 3. lS'a.

- IoMaFELLoW.
IN the February number of the Philadelphia
1holic Record appears the following beautiful
THE VISION OF THE MONK GABRIEL.
- BY ELEANOR C. poNxRLLY.
lis the soft twilight. Round tho shining fender.
2ss Z, S ill., ss sssis
Ny i ni.isn 's 70 1s :aa S :as1f'F'
1.ssa Sa ssis p' to c .Ss :sssnd
an rsn WITH 1 sou ssst'
with which the s%pleh.ar rs,5I Spring abounds:
Of s.ss sS the aSSs
Msa like q %r Sn% Of sransn she'll
Until Ins very word; freshness TOOK
Sat the Monk Gabriel.
In his book he read
The "ors Ths the Msser to His dear ones said
sh, s9, Es, st Sn me- as:,n
Ys shall l not see Ne then"
Thsmsns looked np!Ma smile
Ss sis. e f tssi: q + Ai ss Cried
d = g 6fe ats !: the III; . misery ni,sy
Y: s.s:,s 7 az NJ IT. see.
=-iSN ll6A WITH sudden start:
Mfs xsln 81 a pa crucssa,
81 His = hn%sniss9
Tbs Chriss stood by his tde
Rsss sa T. EARLY lily e. HI:
His lips tho glow.
:. And His deep eyes within.
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FINANCIAL.

7 OUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
- DEPOSIT COMPANY,
81 Camp Street.
Pre.ident-W. VAN NoRDES.
Vice President-HENRY PkYCHAup.
Cashier--JoHS y. WALTON.
DIRECTIONS.
Henry Peychaud, President Hope Insurance Co.
w. II HoIcombs, NJ. D.
David w allace Of Wallace s. Co.
john S. Walton
Henry j. Muao, of H J. Nullan q Co.
W. :. Norden.
W. H. Thomas, OF Folger & Co. dsl7 IL by
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The man who took bold stand resolved
to bring it back.
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A. meeting of tie Board OF Directors held on the
third day of June 1871, IL rsso7od, to declare
Scrip dividend of THIRTY per cent the earned
participating premums foc the year ending May g. 1871
for which certificates will be issued and after the
day of August next. Also, to pay, and after the
second Monday in July she whole issues OF Scrip
for the years s63 1864 and 1865 and SIX per cent
terest all outstanding Scrip Of the Company:
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INSURANCE cpMPAS
INSURANCE cpMPAnIl
NEW ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ASSOCIATION, ;
Office, No. 10 Exchange Alley,
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT.
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT.

. SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conformity with their charter the Insurance Assoc
oistion publish the following statement:
Premiums for the year ending December 81, 1871:
Marine Premiums. .....:......... sss,si7 i
kavei Premiums 5e,SsI 3S-16o, 10y ~
Less unearned Premiums. .$I4s.4e6 II
Less Returned Premiums. sos SO
LOSS feoato- o,oso Ie-i'9'ooo o.
Net earned premiums. s6.l,Is3 Al
M hse 1Ss losses: i.s.lss 81 81
River losses. 69,s33 81
sss7,77s ~
Internal Revenue. State and City ''
General Gems. lETpensss.- 45,s74 g
Reserved for nnadjas.sd losses . - 500 o.
s4i7,a.s $
Net proata saas. soo -
Notes and bills sissss 80
Premiums in course of ooise.ion ssSsa %
G Eels en- hand ~, 40 s sSs % %
ano0 IN Europe. kS's -
The above statement is correct transcript from the
books q tho A's e. 'cesA%ARoc President.
G. LANAUx, Secretary.
STATE LOUISIANA.
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me- this sixth day Of
G. LIE GARDEUR Jr., Notary Public.
At special meeting of the Board Of Directors held
on tho 9th Of January 1872, it resolved that
interest Of Ten Per Cent per the capital paid
in. and dividend Of Thirty fye per cent the
earned participating be paid and after tho
18th of February next, in cash, stockholders who
have paid their 6ubScriDtiOn in full
stock notes Of subscribers which balances DUE
1t was furthermore resolved, that stockholders viii
have to pay the 18th of February next all balances
then remaining due their stock notes.
C. CAvAROC President.
G. LANAUX. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Chas. CavarOc. s. CamSop,
Chas. de Suyter, Arthur Poinoy,
A. Reichard, J. Egli.
Leon Haas, Jr, sP. S. Wilt,
Z. f. Motion. SLeon Queyrouze,
W.Agar, A. Thibaut.
-iaI4 12ly
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In the February number Of the Philadelphia
1holic Record appears tho following beautiful
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12

ELECTION OF DREcToRs.-At a meet
ing of the stockholders in the Wheeling
Iron and Nail Works Company, held
last Saturday, the following gentlemen
were elected Directors for the ensuing
year: Messrs. CD Hubbard, ]. P. Gil.
christ, A. j. Cecil, G. X. Wheat and
Adams Dodson, ,-
The "Top Mil, Is now in full opera.
ton, we believe, and as it stands, is said
to be the best nail mill in the country.
We presume reference TO the character
OF the buildings themselves Is had when
such declaration is made. The nails
made at the top Mill" are Of the same
quality as those made at the other mills
hereabouts. -g,
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LIABILITY OF BANK DIREcroRs-A
case Of some importance, as showing the
responsibility Of bank directors, has just
been decided at New York. The follow.
ing are the points: The suit was brought
against the directors Of abankin Brook
lyn which had failed to return $4,000
deposited by q firm who made the deposit
In full faith in the solvency Of the bank.
The directors were charged with having
declared and paid dividend when they
knew the bank was In perilous condi-
ton. A demurrer was put in to this COM
plant The court overruled 1t and deci.
ded that the defendants were liable, and
that the directors Of the bank, in declar.
ing and paying o dividend, in express
terms asserted the solvency Of the insti.
tuition. 1t Is q wholesome principle oil
law that mo one Shall be at liberty to
SOW falsehood' broadcast without being
made responsible for the loss it causes"
The decision Is an important one. 81
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SHOULD BE C1EARED.-our attention
has been called several times, recently, to
the instructions found ON the pavements
in front Of q number Of green groceries.
One or two particular instances were
mentioned where the passage way was
left SO narrow that persons had TO pass
through in single file. While it Is mo-
body's. illeniiop to interfere with, the
business Of these establishments, the pro.
prietots oithem should so far respect the
rights of citizens as to leave tree and
uuobsts6cted the sidewalks in front
Of them. It's hoped that this notice will
serve to remind them that there Is an
ordinance defining just how much OF the
pavement may be occupied by persons
engaged in trade. y
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Cry CouEcn4-The regular monthly
meeting Of the City Council will be held
tomorrow evening. With themercury
ranging in the nineties, and aiull head Of
gas on, the prospect of acoO!time is any
thing but pleasing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12

WE call the attention Of capitalists,
both large and small to the rare chance
for safe investment offered In the Bellaire
Water Works loan advertised IN another
column Of this issue. .
This Is a move in heright direction and
speaks well for our neighboring city.
Enterprise. and pluck, assisted by the
strong natural advantages OF Bellaire are
telling wonderfully in ike rapidity OF It's
growth In population and manufacturing
interests. .... ..,r
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TEE most complete and choice hne Of
Foreign and Domestic Cassimeres, Scotch
oheviots, English and French Diagonals,
Cloths of all shades, vestings, Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods, &C., can be
found at G. Hess, merchant tailor, cor.
ner of Main and Quincy streets, who does
al work in the best style and guarantees
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MATRIMoN1AI.-During the week end.
ing last Friday evening, Recorder Woods
issued three marriage licenses to as many
sexpectant grooms.
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j
REAL Estate TRANsFRRs.- The fol.
lowing transfers oil real estate were re.
corded at the Recorker's office during the
week ending Friday, August 0:
Deed made June ~ by Agnes A. Colts
and others (heirs Of George Cots, iecd9
to Robert Johnston for lot No. 81, Market
and Jefferson streets, Old Town; s., 900.
Admitted August g. 2 SO a'a40gaG ; lHll
Deed made June IL by James F. Barnes
TO George W. Hercules for lot No. 1870 in
jacob addition; S225. Admitted Aug. 8.
Deed made August 3 BY John Howley
toThomas Howleyitur south 16 feet Of
lot No. j3, Eoff's addition; 81, 800. Ad.
mitted August ). ....... $50. ~, ls'
Deed made May IS by W.H.. Postle.
wait and NJ. Il. Cox and vile 70 H6niyJi
Wiesel Tor south half of lot No. Id In
square No. 10IFOurrr street : SO 900. lEd-
nitted August g. - 7.'s ,s.Gg ',. ~
Deed made JlJS5lb yJ6hnn. Nolan. and
wife to Ellen lSlhUldS CSifD o. Thos.a
Shields1 Tor lot No. 84 in Chutchilrs ad4.
dition, No. l; 800. Admitted Augusta O.
Deed made August g by John Parker
and wife to Lewis L. Smallwood, in trust
for Margaretla A. jackson, (wiie) Of John
A. Jackson,) foflot No:a on east side Of
Market street extended at the head OF
Mcclure street as feet irontl 5000. ,Ad,
United August O. lS..B5AIg Div
Deed made August 8. by John Fitz-
simmons TO John Boes Tor the south 30
feet Of lot No. 1856, East Wheeling, $500;
Admitted August D. III RItILA NJ
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LIFT FOR his NEW HoME.-We were
told Saturday, that Capt. Harrison and
family would leave last evening for their
new home in Connellsville. The kind
wishes OF their many friends go with
ihem a ...
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SECURE THE SHADOW ERR TIE SUB.
STANCE FADE."-Now is good time to
secure your Shadow" The best place
is, enthusiastically, the Partridge Gallery,
III Main Street. -
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RuNAwAY.-John street, between Main
and Fourth, was the scene of a runaway,
Saturday afternoon, which looked at one
time as lift might be attended with fatal
consequences. The horse attached to q
buggy in which were seated son and
two daughters of VIM. Spears, residing
in the 9Th Ward, took fright at something
near the pork house on the southwest
corner oil John and Fourth, and started
down the former street at break.neck
gait Near the corner Of John and Main
the buggy collIded with a large heavy
wagon, aud was, reduced to kindling
wood. The inmates Of the buggy re.
manned IN their perilous position until the
collision, and although 50 suddenly and
unceremoniously thrown out, fortunately
escaped without scratch.
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Tha
hair is thickened, falling hair checkti
and badness often, though not alEan
cured by its use. Nothing can resto,
the hair where tho follicles are d.
stroyed, or the glands atrophied AMI
decayed; but such as remain can !.
saved by this application, and stint
lated into activity, SO that a npg
growth of hair is produced. Inste.i
Of fouling the hair with a pasty ssl.
ment, it will keep it clean andyigDu
Its occasional use will prevent the hs,
from turning gray or falling Of, sui
consequently prevent badness. Ttt
restoration Of vitality it gives TO ID.
scalp arrests and prevents the ioHll
ton of dandruf, which is often 50 III
clearly and offensive. Free frOnth
deleterious substances which mil.
some preparations dangerous aldili..
rious to the hair, the VigOr can olll
benefit but not harm it, Ifvuari
merely for a HAIR DRESSEG
nothing else can be found 50 desinS'
Containing neither oil nor dye, it a~
not soil white cambria, and yet BIT
long on the hair, giving it o rch, gbF
lustre, and q grateful perfume
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Ayer&&
Practical and Analytical Chemist
LOWELL. MASS.
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TRY TRM.-We daily hear persons
speaking in the highest terms OF the pat
snt fitting shirt which is gradually taking
fireplace Of allothers. These shirts open
In the side and are made in any desired
style. J.. T. Lakin & Co., are receiving
orders for Them and guarantee perfect
fit in every instance. Try them. ~ ( j
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RETuaNEp.-Quite party Of ladies
from this city, who had been passing q
few weeks at Portland, returned Saturday
evening, highly pleased with the accom-
modations and attractions Of that summer
rpanrt
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Ghe9ntelIiaeneer.
MONDAY, AUGUST IL, 1879.
DEPARTURE on T1AnRB
New Advertisements.

To the Voters Of Ohio County.
For Sale. sE
Wheeling Female College.
List Of Letters. g. $50. .fs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12

LOVERS Of good Tea will find a new
lotoi Teapots at PAUL & orfs, SO Mon.
roe street direct from Japan. Tea made
in these pots is fly per cent better than
that made in the old way. Call and see
them. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12

APPOINTED ADM1N1sTRATRn.-on the
9a inst, MIlisena Koch was appointed
Administrative of the estate Of Ernest F.
Koch, deceased-bond, $500. ra.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12

CHEAP GooDs-A large stock Of wo.
mems, Misses and Childrens' Shoes rs
per cent cheaper than formerly at L. v.
Bonds. bas l-1' g {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12

LETTERS OF ADM1RlsrRAT1oN.--On the
9th inst, letters Of administration on the
estate Of Mary B. Lszear, deceased, were
granted to 8. P. Hildreth, Esqr.-bond,
&400. -0.-M n d. LIwt-l ~ '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12

The School, and the iArmyiI G eFuiSnY and
Franee-By Gen. HAZEN, U. 3. A., cloth, 81 so.
The Golden Lion Of Granpere- ANTHONY
TRoLLoP1, Cloth, 81 Is; paper, T6c. F'a I'i'i'''T
HGaT0hWRrd Led-By JANE R. SoHNERs, cloth,
81 75., 10 ~ lg.lt 'n0IT :, ; III lit
Ny HsrO-By Mrs. FOER1srER, cloth, $l7b.
UlclAimed-A Story Of English Lifo-eloth,
Fly Lsessss-Dy c. sc. LEISURE. hour series,
:, S%OEe1ByJ +. TUHaRSEF, hour series, cloth,
Charlotte AckerREI by o4ro MU1Lxa, cloth,
81 20. ri 4'is.rl9I Van % n ET5'i
Fair Women By Mrs. FoRREsrERs paper, EOc.
Three Books Of sOns-By hRSar W. LoSe-
RELLpE, cloth, - %. .lT III ..a II.
aSnuAl Of Preserving, Picking and Canning
Frult-cloth, 50c, ar :, 3; I0.-I -.
A Representative Life OF Horace Greeley
BYE U. REAvIS, with an Introduction by Hon.
CAsarm N. CLAY, cloth 81 90. H1 Il-T0.7
Life Of Horace GEsOley-By JANIS PARroS,
cnpsr.sauee-By FANNY FERS, cloth, 81 60
,,S Stories e Told to a ChIldBy:JEAS IEaEtow,
o, Get Thee Behind Ne sntan-By OLIVE LOuAE,
Thoughts Oh Men and ThIugS-By ANGELINA
GusHN0ToE, cloth, 81 so. 6tHE lIE TT''
SIX Of One and Half Dozen OF the Other BY
d. d. STOWE and others, cloth, 81 90. ...t..I'
Piane at the Fair, ard other Poems -By RoBr.
BROWNING, cloth, $2OO.
TAe Dlckenx DietlOnary-ly GrLsEar A.
FIRRoE, elolh, $SOJLI1 Z ~ h.t u :.
L-!sJTa u4EiH--- .8al HaH I'd
~. Abs largest stock OF LADIES' STATION.
In antNV palV, 4
Of French and English Note Papers and Rn.
, ''- .aIdsJ. D. STANTON,
D CORNER MONROE AND MARKET sFs.
JSH ..s1uEs1g .dt agsWlE
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DEMcATE stomschs that reject ordl.
nary cathartics, readily tolerate that
pleasant aperlent beverage, EfFervescing
Crab Orchard Salt. F. E. sumR & Co,
Gin, o. For sale by all Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12

Doors AND SHOES Of the best Eastern
manufacture, for sale regardless Of cost at
L. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12

Police CouRT-An old man, crazed
with drink, was with great difficulty
taken to the lookup Friday evening.
BE bad passed the afternoon Of that day
in going up and down the streets, making
a great noise and attracting crowd Of
boys about him. The little fellows, how.
ever, kept at a respectful distance from
him, ashe was disposed to be rough to.
wards them. Saturday morning, he was
arraigned before His Honor in the police
court, and answered to the name Law.
renee Leisinger." The testimony was
heard and fine Of one dollar, together
with the costs, was imposed. Payment
OF the bill was suspended on condition
that the offender leave the city at once,
which he promised to do, and .stood not
on the order Of his going" '.''-.' '' 'a'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12

LIGHT AND sHADF.IAll the Summer
Styles" photographed on short notice, at
the Partridge Gallery dlGIAAH 81
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NEVER was plan better, than the ono
pursued at shei6's music store, where You
can buy q Piano or Organ from S2aWeek
upward till the price Is paid up. NO in.
tertss charged, llllli GiVIG Wa
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In order to reduce my present stock Of
Boots and Shoes ! win sell them regard
less of cost from this date. l. v. Blond.
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CONTRACT sraNED.-sometime since o
challenge by member OF . boat club In
this vicinity, 70 roWs raes forana amount
Of money not now remembered, appeared
in the daily papers Of the city. Il was
accepted o few days ago, and shipley's
saloon and Saturday afternoon mentioned
as the place and time to conclude the az
rangements for the contest. The names
Of the parties are John iHagnergof the
Garrison Boat Club and hIAhlon < Kennedy,
Of Benwood.
Al the place and time Aforesaid, quitea
large number Of the friends Of the con.
testanb assembled, and q formal contract
was drawn up and signed by two persons
representing Hagner and Kennedy. The
paper specifies that the race shall be row.
ed from the lower point Of the Island op.
posite this city, To apoint two miles below,
and return; that the race is to come off
Saturday, September 81, between the
hours Of 2 and 4 P. ", II the weather
be favorable; II not, the fnt fair day
thereafter Except Sunday between
the time OF 5'and 2 p! NJ; the race to be
for $eOo-$S0O q side; that there shall be
two turning stake boats, IS feet apart,
each man TO Turn his own stake from
right to lef-the positions to be drawn
by the judges; each rover to have two
judges-the four TO choose . fifth for ref.
cree, who shall give the word to start;
what shall constitute "Afoul" Is specified
in the contract. Fifty dollars side Of
the stakes were put, Saturday; the same
amount Is to be, deposited on the nth;
one hundred each on the Slst and the. re.
naming hundred on the 14th Of septem.
Der. Failure TO deposit the amount at the
time mentioned above, iorfeits what may
have already been deposited.
Both parties are represented to be
skilled In the rowing business and the
contest between them Is looked forward
TO with great interest rr08ggoIs
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