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Ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs, latest
styles, just received at the Southern Palace,
lis Church street.
JOHN GLGAN g. Co.
sp11 wed, fri,sat If
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All new Goods at the Southern Palace,
lib Church street.
ape wee, fri,sat JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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TOWels.-Huckabuck Linen Towels SIC.
Southern Palace, 1l3 Church street.
apo Wed, fri, sat JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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tionary; minus g tendency 70 fan; plus (tl ten
dency to rise. ". 8. KAUFMAN, ObserTer.
The river continues to recede at this
point with 81 feet on the Shoals. Weather
cool and cloudy.
The Eddyville arrived from the upper
Cumberland with 40 hhds. tobacco, a large
lot OF bacon, corn, ETC., and was load d
down to the guards.
The departures were the Ads Heilman
for Cairo and BurksyiIle for the upper
Cumberland-bOth heavily loaded. The
Holman had 80 hEds. tObacSo for New Or
leans. ....
The Eddyvile is the regular packet for
BuIksville and Bakerton this evening at 4
o'clOck-Capt. Ryman in command, and
John Harper in the Office.
The Silverthorn is en- route from Evans
vile, and viii arrive Oa Sunday.
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NOfaT Public.

J.H Reynolds, of Bradley county, re-
csived his commission yesterday as Notary
Public.
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Four Pairs Ladies' Cotton close for Is
cents at the Southern Palace, 113 Church
street. JOHN GIIGAy & Co.
apo wed,fri,sat
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Hose 81 cents, Handkerchief cents, at
Elam's, Union street. ap10 thurs, sat, sun
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A present for every customer at Elam's,
Union street. ap10 thurs, sal, sun
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Leave Your 0rders.-Leave your Or
ders for DressmakiDg; leave your orders
for your Walking Suits; leave your orders
for your Underwear; leave your orders for
your Stamping; leave your orders for your
Hoopskirts; leave your orders at the same
time examine our Novelties, and we feel
sure to please you.
ap11 2t D. LovENAN & Co.
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Josh Billings says: Yu kant find con-
tentmeDt laid down on the map; it is an
imaginary place, not settled yet; and those
reach 1t soonest who throw away their
sompass and go itbiind.
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A Chicago paper says the women of
Utah have recently altered the photography
of their creed. They now spell it "More-
men," instead of Mormon.
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Account Audited.

The Governor has audited the account
of John II. Pickett, amounting to 500 for
services 10 the DabDey-Kernell murder.
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Commissioner of Deeds.

The Governor yesterday commissioned
John A. Hillery, CT New York, Commits
.sioler of Deeds for Tennessee.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Daauessee and Pacific Railroad
No. Leaves Lebanon st.... 1870 AK.
Arrives st Nashville at..9:30 A. NJ
leaves Nashville st... 400 P. K
Arrives at Lebanon st. 6:lO P. M
E,riceis Stageleave Lebanon at 7:3Ooclock AN
-, Tuesdsys Thursdays and Saturdays Arrive
at Lebanon at O'Clock P. n. on MonoAysI "ou-
nesdays and Fridays.
EasbvtIIe. Chattanooga, Memphis and
s.. Louis Railway.
leaves I:a5 H. ana I.sS
hem as1l issyea. 200 A. n. and las Pm.
81 arrives. $50 A. Il. and 4:4o P n
saeIbyviIle train leaves: .S:SO P NJ
The 500 P NJ and 500 A. Il. trains IN daily
E.ouxEviITe and Nashville and Sreat
southern Railroad.
TAexe staten on North College street at 500
daily and 200 P. L., DGilyexcept Sunday
Arrives at 4:35 A. NJ, and 5:l5 P. NJ
The 200 P. n. train ooes h9t sgoP q Huy 49,
between NashNLlS anu N"-'
deld Junction.
GaIIatin Accommodation, DAILY
Taavea Nashville. 100 p II
LouisvfIIe and Nashville and Great
Eouthern RaIIrOad.--.NashviIl and
FAecHtnr Division.
laval. < n. Depot, North college street,
q ling South-S:20 An; 5:50 P N.
Arrive North-4:45 AM; l:4o P.h.
Tbrouph trains arrive and depart from Louis
xiIIa and Nashville Depot, North College street.
passengers car take trains ST boIlsIile anu
Nasbyife Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot. ...-,,,,, 1.aoras 9.1o D
NJ errives 9:45 A NJ, from L. & n. Depot, North
College street.
81. louis and Southeastern h0i"aS'
Morning Express train leaves Nashville SOS AN
Niobt Fxpress daily 4" 4;lO Pm
FxEress "a aims arrive at Nashville at 100 Am
3 P. "A.
LcuisviIIeand CINCINNATI snort Line
Railroad.
yr-.,.1,.x and arrive st Louisville as follows:
LEAvE. ARRIVE.
S5uthern Fast Line, except
NJ WI ETn.sss' daily 3.55 ?. =. 1890 r. 4.
New York Night Express, no, - E.,s
daily..............s..s.. ll'0O - - - a. -
Lexington Mail, except "a ,,-oo
Sunday. 1900 oVO - ~ 49, ~
Lexington EspTess, excep Con-, -
Sunday. .s.....-......' Nv - -
Lagrange Accommodate ems
except Sundsy......'.. Duo r NJ Nv A. -
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Norman & HightOWer are in receipt
Of fine Northern Russell Potatoes and will
sell them at low figures. ap12 2t
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The American House, Boston, is one
Of the largest and best hotels in the coun-
try, and its extensive patronage by travel
lers from all sections proves that its superior
advantages are widely known. 1t
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Union And AMERICAN JOB OFFICE,

LeaUe orders iHI the Business
once, or address J.N'O. RUN
DIE, superintendent, 'ch0
aCsGI call on yOss and take
uOaGr orders.
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CITY NoTICEs.

Grand Opening Of New Millinery and
Fancy Goods to-day.-Mrs. j. G. Barry,
40 Union street, begs leave to invite the
ladies to attend her grand opening of Spring
and Summer styles Of fine French Millin-
cry, consisting of Hats and Bonnets and an
elegant assortment Of Ladies' Ready .made
Suits at very low prices. 1t
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STATE OF TIE wEATHEE.

TsIegrGPhie Report from Sigma! Ssrvses COrDs ..
.. A., Of O6asrvation. &C 3.5s a,eloek z. Il.
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COMMERCIAL


Embracing BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS, FOTE
HEADS. ACCOUNT S.6EES,
.MOR-THLF ST.ATE.TETTS,
SHTPPITG ECEIPTS,
CIRCULARS, ENVELOPES,
CARDS, BILLS OF Lad
LFG, CHECKS, DRAFTS,
CERTIFICATES of STOCK,
.1-OTES, DODGERS, ETC., etc.,
erecssted promptly at the
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RIVER NEWS,
Stations

Stage Of Rfserg, April IL, 1s73--HsigAt Of ucdksy
so0Ve ioa0 water marx at 800 p. II.
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A LOST ART REVIVED.

DALIUS MOHEGAN
Evansville, Ind, April s, 1873.
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FRIDAY, April l1.-County Court met
It IL O'Clock A. M, Judge Ferris presid-
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#Below high water marx Of 1871.

Blank {. } indicates no report; cipher fOj sta
tionary; minus g. tendency 70 fan; plus al ten
deney to rise ". 8. KAUsKAN, Observer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04

DONATION PARTY Z CAMERON
Wednesday evening, about seventy OF the
congregation of tho N. E. Church at
Cameron, surprised their pastor, Rev, Il.
@. SANFORD, took charge Of his house,
arranged tables which were well filed
with all the good things Of the land, then
seated Mr.. S. and his family at the head
of the table, and filling up the whole
length with visitors, they proceeded ina
very systematic manner to show their APP
probation OF a grand supper This de-
ijChIlul exercise continued until about
seventy had done ample justice to the
feast. The brass band, in tho meantime,
had stationed themselves near the portico,
and struck up u lively air, making the
hills ring with sweet music, such as the
Cameron band only can render, After
supper all were assembled in the parlor,
when Professor Clark made very happy
presentation speech, which was eloquent.
" and ieelingly responded to by Mr..
Sanford. The presents consisted OF q
general assortment of provisions, new
dresses, pictures, overcoat and purse Of
of forty or fifty dollars. The affair pass
ed of pleasantly, and Mr.. SANFORD, refer.
ring to 1t in his speech, called 1t one Of
the bright spots IN his history
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04

CANE PREsENTATIoN.--New Years
Eve the employees of Mr.. s. NJ. Hamilton
surprised him by making their appear
anre in body at his residence on Jacob
street. Before he could comprehend the
situation, one of their number, in u few
well chosen words, presented him hand
some silver headed cane. This only
added to Mr.. HIS confusion, but he event.
ually proved equal to the emergency and
made happy response, Another oil the
workmen sang a good old Irish song, and
an hour or two were passed in pleasant,
social manner. Such evidences OF the
kind relations existing between employer
and empIoye are among the hopeful signs
OF the times, and show that there need be
no contest between capital and labor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04

"GooD NEWS FROM A FAR COUNTRY"
"A late number Of the Bethlehem Tines
lin India or Pennsylvania p brings us the
following which will be read with inter
est by many or our city readers:
A formal announcement in another col.
umn under the head "Married,p contains
the germ Of this additional pleasant
hymneal record. Our friends Mr.. Chas.
NJ. Dodson and Miss Maria X. Craig,
considering well all things, and in COM
pliauce With the divine Injunction, took
each other for better, for worse, in sick
ness and in health, till death doth them
part. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Cortlant Whitehead, in Trinity
Church, Market street, Messrs Truman
Dodson (brother ofthe bridegroom and
NJ. L. Dreisbach being the groomsmen,
and Miss Hamlin and Miss Romig (of AL
lentOwn) the bridesmaids Mr. Weston
Dodson gave the bride away. The bride
and bridesmaids were all elegantly dress
ed in white, with trains, the bride wear:
ing large bridal veil. The groom and
groomsmcn were arrsyed in the tradit'
ional black swallow-tail coats and pants,
white vests and gloves. The Episcopal
marriage service Is quite lengthy and very
impressive, and It's impressiveness was
much enhanced by the remarkable de-
corum maintained by the audience, which,
notwithstanding the extremely Indictment
weather, wAs very large, the church be-
ing comfortably filed BY representatives
OF Bsthlehem's best families. After the
ceremony quite o company Of the init.
mate friends Of the bride and groom were
entertained at the residence OF Mr.. Yves
ton Dodson, corner Of Market and Centre
streets. The happy couple have our
Warmest wishes for their future prosper
ity and happiness"
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- CIREs plSIAS9WW~
THROAT; lungs, LIVER & RInn6

In tho wonderful medicine to which The RslIet.
cd are above pointed 10 relief, tho dISeoYefer
believes he has combined IN harmony more OF
Natures most sovereign curative properties,
which God has instlllcd into tho vegetable knP
dom for healing tho sick, than wcrS ever before
combined In ono medicine. The evidence ofthiS
fact 10 found in the great variety Of most obItI.
nltc diseases which y has been found 70 conquer.
In the euro Of Bronchitis, SeV6rO
Coughs, and tho carly stages Of Conaump.
ton, It has astonIshcd the medical 1culty, aud
eminent physicians pronounce II the greatest
medical discovery Of the age While It cures The
scvcrcst Coughs, It strengthens tho system and
purIHloS tho blood. By It's great and thor.
Hum Hui U ors, from the worst ScroiHiS 70 4
common BtOtch, Plmple, or Eruption.
McrcuriAl disease, Mineral .poisonS, and their
effects, arc eradlcAted, and vigorous health and
sound constitution estaolishsd EFynlPelaS,
Rough Skin; in short. all the numerous Dis.
cases caused by bad blood. aFO conquered by this
powerful purifying and lnYigorating medicine.
II you Ieel dali, drowsy. deb tllAted, have al.
low color OF skin, or yelIowlGh brown spots on
face or body, frequent hca dache or dizziness, bad
taste In month"; internal heat Or chlllG, altCrnACd
with hot lushcs, low spirits, and gloomy fore.
holdings, irregular appetite, and tongue coated,
you are suffering nom Torpid Liver or
UBlllOuSnGSS.N In many cases Of "LlVCr
Complaint" only part Of these symptoms
arc experienced. As u rrmcdy for all such cases.
Dr.. PiCrcG's GnllUn Medical Discovery has no
equal, as 1t effects perfect cures leaving the llV.
or strengthened anil healthy. For tho cure Of
IInbitunl COnsti patton Of the bowels II
Is uGvcr falling remedy. and thosc who have
used It for this pnrnO4e are loud IN It's praise.
Tho proprietor offers 81 600 reward for mcdi.
cine that will equal It Tor tho cure OF all tho dis.
cases Tor which Il ia recommended.
Sold ~ druggists nj 81 per bottle. Prepared by
r V. Pierce, NJ D.. Sole Proprietor. at his Chemi
cal Laboratory, 1913 S"nHCa street, BulAI0, N !.
send your addrrs4 IOr u pamphlet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04

THE "BRRAK ur."-For the last day
or two it has been no unusual thing to see
numbers Of persons standing on promi'
nent points along the river bank, waiting
to See the ice start Thursday night these
sentinels remained on duty, expecting
every moment ITO see her start" About
II O'Clock the ice did move few feet,
and then stopped. The first faint noise
made by it was the signal for general
hallooiDg by those on the watch towers,
and in less time than it takes TO write 1t,
scores Of people were on their way TO the
river. Ranged in lines along the top OF
the wharf, they peered q few minutes into
the darkness below and then returned, dis
appointed, to their homes. Still the sen
tinues stuck to their posts, and during
tho long hours OF the night, never one oil
them went of duty. Yesterday morning
at z o'clock the snxiously watched for
event transpired. Large fields of heavy
ice began moving past the city and con-
tiuued until about noon, when the run"
ceased almost entirely. It's said that the
break extended no farther up the river
than point between Wellsburg and steu'
benville. Last night dispatch was re-
ceived OF this Office giving information Of
the breaking up OF the ice in the Allegany
river, and Of the rapid rising OF the Ohio
at that point. That swell will reach here
o.day, and it would not surprise US to see
the river bank full here this evening.
The most serious damage done here
that VIC have heard Of, was the sinking OF
the Carrie Brooks, opposite the Belmont
Mill. The water, however, did not come
over her guards. Messrs. Trimble u
Hornbrook, agents for Coils patent steam
syphon, generously placed three of them
on board the Carrie B. and steam having
been raised under her boilers, in two
hours her hold was clear OF water and
she was aloat again. On examining her
hull it was found that the ice had forced
open the sheathing under the water line,
| by striking Just beneath her guards 1t
will not cost much to put her hull again
in business trim.
One Of the ferry boats (the Eureka)
plvipc between Martins Ferry and the
shore below the Top Mill was car
ried down by the ice to the bend just
above the works Of Messrs. Sweeneys,
and crowded on shore. The syphons
were transferred from the Carrie Brooks
to the Eureka, and the work OF pumping
her out commenced last evening.
The wharf boat at this point was forced
on shore, but is lying in an easy position.
1t is thought the coming rise will float
her of oil right
These were all the mishaps which &C.
Cured in this region, so far as we have
heard, except the breaking loose Of q raft
Of lumber, which remained intact as far
as it could DO seen from the wharf. 1t
was covered with ice which had formed
upon it during the "cold snap" and
moved of in q solid body. 1t could,
therefore, withstand the pressure Of small.
or masses, and will doubtless be secured
by some enterprisiDg wreckers along
shore somewhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04

HID FOR PosTAGE--Thc following let
tiers are detained in tho post0fE1cc here for
prepayment OF postage: P. G. G. William,
Blancbois, editor of the X. and p. Journal,
700 Samson St., Philadelphia, Pa, 5 cts;
John W. Masury, III Fulton ST., New
York, 8 cts; P. q. NTcCaull, Newberg,
Pulaski county, Va, 2 cts; ]. II. Baker,
Washington, O., 8 cts; Andrew Boyd,
Elizabeth, Allegany county, Pa, 8 cts.
Thefollowing need better directions: A.
A. Anderson & Co., job printers, G7 and
90 Fifth Avenue; Mrs. George Baldwin,
Noblestown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04

Two FERRY BoATs SWEET AWAY
Ex.Deputy scargeant Juthes Henry has
for sometime been operating ferry on
the creek noar the Crescent Iron Works.
His business was so heavy that it re.
quired two dug outs to accommodate his
customers. Tho breakup in tho creek
yesterday morning, came upon him 90
suddenly that he was not prepared for it.
and both his noble vessels were swept
away. Tho loss is a total one, there
being no insurance. We believe the Jan
usry dividend had been declared. Poe
Little is also sufferer by this calamity,
as many of his customers have now no
convenient mode Of reaching his estab.
lishment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04

Police CoURT.-The only case before
the Police Court, yesterday morning, was
one under the ordinance requiring all
coal sold or delivered in the city to be
weighed. The facts brought out by the
testimony were US follows: Capt. Benz.
FISHER had purchased car load Of coal
from Mr.. Nolan ut Benwood, and en-
ployed man named Samuel Lewis to
haul it from the depot to the Star Foun.
dry, owned and operated by Capt. F.
An arrangement had been made with the
lessee of the 4th Ward public scales,
and the fec for weighing the coal was
rendered him. He remarked that it
would be all right, and gave Mr.. Lewis
permission to deliver the coal to Capt.
F. With this understanding, Mr.. L.
went ahead and did the work. This was
on Thursday, and yesterday morning, he
was arraigned before Judge Rogers for
violating the ordinance above referred to.
The language Of the ordinance is clear
and explicit,-iorbidding any such trans
action, but whether it was the intention
of those who framed 1t that such cases
should come within its provisions, is a
mooied question. His Honor could do
nothing but enforce the ordinance, how
ever, and thereupon imposed a fine Of five
dollars-thc minimum sum prescribed,
The fine and costs aggregated nearly nine
dollars, which Mr.. L. will have to pay-a
sum largely in excess OF the amount re-
ceived for delivering the coal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04

CANDIDACY DECLNED.-Mr. Thomas
R. MofIet, who had been placed in NOM
ination for Commissioner in Centre town.
ship, called on US yesterday to say that
it would be impossible for him 10 serve if
elected. lie expressed his obligations to
his friends for the confidence rcposcd in
him in selecting him us their candidate,
and regretted that his private business
would not permit his acceptance of
the candidacy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04

NEW FALL AND WINTER GooDs.-C
Hess, corner Of Main and Quincy streets,
has Just received the most complete and
choice line Of Foreign and Domestic Gas.
slmeres, Scotch CheviOts, English and
French Diagonals, Cloths Of all shades.
Vestings, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
&C., that can be found in the city. Also
u large stock of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets He docs all
work in the best style and guarantees fits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04

RroT ON THE Extraordinarily
evening, number of men employed on
section of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
Kentucky railroad, near the mouth Of
Glenn's Run, became involved in an
affair which the statute defines as riot.
-Four of them, William Mentally, Patrick
Murphy, Michael Hayes and George
Crozicr fell upon man named Dawson
and beat him very severely. The same
night, Dawson came before ESQ Glllespy
and made complaint that the parties
named above "did riotouslY, tumultuous-
" and unlawlully assemble together TO
disturb the public peace, and being so
riotously assembled together, did unlaw'
fully and riotously assault and beat
George Dawson to the great disturbance
and terror of the people Of this State"
Warrants were issued by Esq. G. for the
arrest Of the accused and placed
in the hands of Officer Jun
kins, who proceeded yesterday morn
ing to serve them. Going to the
scene of the afIray, he found the parties on
their way towards the north end Of the
road. Unattended as he was, "he sur
rounded" the quartette and compelled
them TO surrender. Shortly after noon
he returned to the city, riding his horse
and keeping his prisoners, who were on
foot, q few PAGES IN advance OF himself.
Marching them to Esqr G.'S office, full
examination of each case was made, and
resulted in holding the accused to bail
for their appearance at the next term OF
the Circuit Court. Bonds with two hun
dred dollars penalty were required from
Mentally, Hayes and Crozier; that OF
Murphy was fixed at one hundred. In
default Of meeting tho requirement, they
were committed to jail,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04

DR.. LoNaDoN's "PRACT1CAL FACTS
on our second page, fully prove that all
Chronic Diseases are just as durable
tOhcn properly treated, as any Acute Dis
eases. The division Of the Medical Pro-
fession into specialties make men SkilLul.
DR.. LongdOn devotes his practice mainly
to Chronic Ailments, hence The great sue
cess Of lis treatments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04
GheGntelliqerteer
SATURDAY, JAN. 4, 1873.
New Advertisements.

Dwelling House for Rent.
TUFTS EXpectorant.
Commissioner-Jerry B. Sheppard.
Commissioncr-John Clator.
Wharf Master-John Crockard.
Street Commissioner-C. Le0nhart.
Nitrate Oxide, or Laughing Gas.
Undertaking-Wm. link & Son.
Desirable Country Residence for Rent.
Undertaking-G. Mendel, Booth u Co.
Not a Candidate-R. G. Barr.
City Clerk-W. T. Emblem.
American Watches.
Fourth Street NJ. e. Church.
DR.. Longdon's Practical Facts.
Houses Tor Rent-E. 3. Young.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04

CoLLECroR's Book LosT.-The col
lector of the INTELLIGENCER routes in
BenwIood and Bellaire lost his account
book in the first named place, Thursday
morning. The book is of no value to
any one but the owner, who will be
greatly obliged if the finder will leave it
at the Benwood Store, or send it to this
office
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04

OFF For CHARLEsToN.-Hon. James
PAUL, OF this city, member oil the Court
Of Appeals, left for Charleston, yesterday,
to take his seat on the bench Of that trl-
bunal, for his first term.
D. L. Hubbard, Esq, started for the
Permanent Seat" o day or two since.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-04

A RARE CHANCE. our semi annual
closing out sale consisting Of Heavy Win
ter Over Coatings, Vestiugs, Suitings and
Underwear, all Of which we will sell at
astonishing low prices to make room for
our spring stock. J. r. Lakin s. Co.,
No. 81 Monroe Street.