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EE NEW THRBE.STORY BRICK STORE, WITH
iron columns and ornamental front. No. li3
Canal street, between Baronne and Dryades
streets, substantially built in modern style,
aud in first rate repair.
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BY Macon, Ellison & Co.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND.

NEAT AND NEARLY Jew DOUBLE TENEMENT
oNE-STORY AND ATTIC FRAME HOUSE COR
MFR OF TOLEDANo AND FULTON STREETS.
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:. EUUENE " 5OdANAN.
apps my627 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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SUCCESSION OF ANDRES MANSION

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. SS627.
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John e.. MOnrOse. Armand Selle subr0.
gated, W. Mrs. Augustine Gourde.

EUGENE WAETAMAN,
ap26 my6 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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r. Fischer & SON VS.. Mrs. Jane VtGnes
Ladoux, widow Of Peter Lad01x.


Ap21 my6 1928 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Lafayette Fire Insurance Company VS.. N.
Schneider


a26 my6 Is % Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF OIlea
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ECGENE WAGGAMAN,
my26 10 10 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of OrleanR
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Mrs. L.. p. CommaRere ct al. VS.. William

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
nv 10 Is Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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James Powers vs.. william X. Verlander.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
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Arthur Denis vs.. George e. German.
csIYTR DISTRICT COrRT For THE PARISH OF

EUGENE WA0GAMAN,
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Francois Verges VS.. Mrs. Widow Chre.


ECGENE W46GAMAN.
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Joachim kOhn VS.. Owen Carraher.

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Citizens tank of tOuisiana VS.. Ernest
TUrpip,

EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
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EUOENE " iVVANAy,
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L., NIaenhaut ct al. VS.. Church Wardens
of the Church of st. Louis.

EUGENE " AGTA MN,
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New Orleans.

EUGENE WAGGANAN,
anil 90 m,6 2S Civil Sheriff of the Parish of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

TRIAL DOCKET FOR THE DECEMBER
TERN OF THE COUNTY CoURT.-We print
below the trial docket for the term Of the
County Court which commenced on Mon
day. Cases are set for trial as follows
Thursday, December 7th.-LiLzie Roth
Va. Frank Dixon; Martha Rinehardt vs.
Fred Brinkmen; Mary Van vS. Conrad
Dorr.
Friday, December sth.-state vs.. Au'
gust Wiedebusch, three indictments
State va. George swartzbach.
Saturday, December 9th.-Jans 7
Good vs.. Hugh Divine.
Monday, December 1lth.-Pat McDer'
mott va. John Robresht; Wm. Back ct al
vs., K. Obman; Conrad Schepp vs.. G. Wag'
enknecht; Ludwig Wilhelm rs. c. & L
Wagenknecht; Jacob Ebrin 4 Co. vs.. D
Bashar, executrix; Jas. N. Cunningham
VS.. A. Yoke; Fredoline Oser vs.. Wheel.
ing Centripetal Power Company; SAM
Ryland, appellee, vs.. Ell. Criswell, up
pellant.
Tuesday, December l2.-Williams
Bros, appellee, VS.. L. sickler, appellant
Mary karton vs.. Thos. Stanley; G. D
Fleming va Companies C. and D. West
Virginia National Guards; Catharine
Hettaer va. ". Truax; Thos. Luusford
appellee, VS.. John Glass, appellant; W. P
McCIeary VS.. Lewis & Woodmansee.
Wednesday. 49, Michael Whinn vs
Ed. Larkin; Joseph Rouse Us. VIM. North
administrator; Sam'l. Fleming vs.. N.
Steger; W. NJ. Gillian vs.. Mary Lucas
executrix OF J. Lucas.
Thursday, l4.-Geo. r. Tingle, admin
istra,or, vs.. W. II. Shoib; John J. Grove
vs.. A. Yoke; VIM. Mccoy vs. John Mar
ling; Mrs. L. Baker, appellee, vs.. II. Rien-
hardt, appellant; L. r. Hamm vs.. Pat Ma
honey; Pat. Otis vs.. James McGannon.
Friday, December l5.-Charlotte Will
liam, Va. Peter schlerni,zsauer; Jas
Derkin va. John Roemer; S. Kline
appellee, vs.. n. Straub, appellant; Caro-
line Rsmlinger, appellee, Va. J. Remphe
Il I. Remlinger, appellants; John
Robrecht rs. John Welsh; F. Coyle vs.
Nelson Taylor; Joel Habensack Va. W
Rumble; Robert Luke VS.. O. Helm
BRIGHT; Gillespy & Slater, appellees, vs.
John Grey, appellant, two cases; Charles
Little vs. Elijah Marling.
Wednesday, December 20.-A. McCon'
nell VS.. A. McKaig; Cincinnati & Par
kersburg Packet Company VS.. Ross ]
Alexander.
Thursday, December 2l.-H. Quarter
va. Baltimore < Ohio r. r. Co.; Virginil
Sisson va. G. ]. Dunbar; John Butterfeld
va. Elijah Marling; Henry Cruzer vs.. E
Laue & G. +. Dunbar; Elias Bowman VS.
Elijah Marling, jr.
Friday, December 22.-S. II. B. Cartel
vs.. Thomas Howley; John II. Peyton vs.
Elijah Marling; John Fl. Cox vs.. Davic
Mcclure; Thomas Fahy vs.. Pat. Elwood
Sarah A. Peyton vs.. G. Swartzbach
Sarah A. Peyton vs.. John Robrecht; Ann
Reilly VS.. August Nolte; Shepherd Davis
appellee, vs.. Isaac A. Everly, appellant
Wednesday, December 27.-State Of
West Virginia VS.. John and Mary shipp
State OF West Virginia vs.. John Sheeky
State Of West Virginia vs.. John Bivins
State OF West Virginia vs.. W. Martin, NJ
0'Neal and J. Mauck; State Of West
Virginia VS.. Robert Miller; Jacob Ebrir
& Co. va. Lewis 0rth.
The intervening and following days
up to January 10, 1877, there will be
cases set for, during the term.
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IBY Talegraph.l

PITTSBURGH, December 5.--River 2 feet
9 inches and stationary. Weather clear
and cold.
MEMrHp, December 5.-River 8 feet 2
inches and stationary. Weather clear.
Mercury 40'. Arrived-Chas. Miller,
from Cincinnati, Departed-Hard Cash
for White river, His; scudder, for New
Orleans; Capitol City, for Cairo. q n .
CINCINNATI, December 5.-River -
feet and falling. Ariived-Cooke and
Baum. Disqualification, Chas. Nor.
gan and John Means. Clear and cool.
CAIRO, November 5.-River 10 feet 4
inches and falling. Arrived-Gazette and
City Of Alton. Departed-Vint. Shinkle,
Weather clear. ...- 2 c.gr Er..,fs .
New ORLEANS, December 5.-Arrived
-Cottoe Valley. Weather cloudy. .
LOUISVILLE, December 5.-Riyer fall
ling; 81 feet. Weather cool and clear.
EVANSVILLE, December 5.-Weather
clear; mercury 2l' TO $40. Barometer
29i0 and falling. River falling, 96.10
feet. Down-A. G. Donnelly, Alexander
Kendall, Goff, Lookout, Keystone. Up
Florence, Arks, Bell, Maggie Smith,
johnson. Business light. M .s71
VIcKsBuRa, December5.- Down =
Grand Requisite and Grand Tower cold
and fair. . '"
ST.. LOUIS, December 5.-No arrivals
or departures. Very heavy ice is still
running in the harbor, and the river is
closed at Chester, some distance below
this city. II this be SO and the weather
don't moderate, the ice between there and
this city will block, and the river will
probably be closed for the winter. Z !
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prnsosA1, Mrsr1oN,-Capt, VIM. Bay,

PERSONAL MESuoS-Capt. VIM. Bay,
Of the Portsmouth and Huntington
packet steamer scioto, was recently mar.
ried 10 Miss Lizzie Johnston, Of South
Point, o.
Uncle John Boring is the latest candi.
date for Street Commissioner.
Thomas P. Written, Of Pittsburgh,
formerly a resident Of Wheeling, is
visiting Capt. W, Clark's, west Of Bridge.
port.
Rhodes House, Bridgeport, Saturday
evening, and responded In q substantial
"set.up' OF oysters and cigars fer band
OF twelve members.
Mr.. Il. q. Blackburne, Of Martinsburg,
Is at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. E. r. Warner, Of the Mcclure
House, Is confined to his room with a
touch Of rheumatism.
Col. N. Fitzhugh, Of Kanawha county
Daniel B. Lucas and VIM. II. Trayers, Of
Jefferson county, Democratic Presiden'
tial electors, arrived in the city yester'
day, and have rooms at the Mcclure.
Col. J. W. Plattenburg, Of the Han
cock county Courier, illuminated oui
sanctum with his presence for Il brieI
while last night.
The friends OF Mr.. W. II. fancy, Of The
Register. will be sorry to hear Of his dan
gerous illness. Mr.. fancy has been stuff
eripg severity from inaammatory rheu
matism for some days past.
Miss Lide Logan, daughter Of DR.. Lo
gan, Of Wheeling, Ia in the city, the guest
Of Miss Rachel Gallagher.-Stsubsnri!h
Gazette.
Judge jackson, Of the United State
District Court, and United States Mar
shall Hedgeman Slack arrived in the cit!
last evening, and are stopping at TIT
Mcclure.
Gen. N. Gsff, U. s. District Attorney
was expected to arrive in the city las
night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

READ AND LEARN FOR YOURSELF
Many valuable discoveries and much use
full knowledge Is kept from the world, be-
cause Of the immense expense in making
them known to the people. This Is not
the case with BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRuP,
although but few years introduced into
this country It's sale now reaches in every
town and village in the United States. It's
wonderful success in curing Consump.
ton; severe Coughs, Asthma, and all 9TH
er diseases Of the throat and lungs, was
first made known by distributing every
year, for three years, over 400, 900 bottles
10 the afflicted, free Of charge, by Drug
gists. No such a test Of merit was ever
given before to any other preparation.
Could yon ask more2 Go to your Drug.
gist and get bottle for rs cents and try
Il. Sample bottles 10 cents. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List & Co., and Laughlin
Bros. 4 Co. eod&w
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WNTER.-Winter has come like lion
fierce, roaring and biting. The transit
ton this year from autumn to winter was
rs plainly marked by the temperature as
in The calendar. The practical aspect oil
the matter Is that such weath her as We
have had within the past week causes
great suffering among the poor, but it i
kind Of suffering that may be relieved
During the heats Of July and August
philanthropy Is baked in its benevolent
purpose. No artificial contriyances can
greatly diminish the Frustrating effects
Of a high temperature, and low tenn
perature is more easily managed
To a person with full stom-
ach, sufficient clothing and plenty oil
fuel, the cold rather augments the pleas
ures OF existence. The conclusion il
obvious. The rich arc able to supply
these necessaries Of lifo TO the poor, and
the clustering winter both places upon
them the duty and affords them the OPP
portunity Of doing good to their less for
tunate neighbors.
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To INSPECT THE RIVER RoAp.-The
joint committee on Finance and Roads
will take a pilgrimage out the "river
road" on Friday next, to examine some
work done by the County Engineer near
Glenn's Run, over which there has beon a
good deal OF complaint from the people
living in that vicinity. The members Of
the joint committee are: Messrs. Waddle,
Caldwell. Whitman, Reilly, Bayha, Car
nahan, Ewing, Sheppard. Mr.. Schultz
was added to the committee upon motion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

The most sensible lady's hat ever in'
vented for the theatre Is known as the
buggy crown jewel" The high top
which holds tho flowers, feathers, bugs
and birds used for trimming, Is contriyed
like q buggy top frame, which can be
turned over and lowered on the back Of
lheShead when the wearer is seated in q
theatre. The arrangement is very salts.
factory. When the curtain rises all bon
net tops are expected to be turned down
leaving an unrestricted view Of the
stage to persons sitting in the rear ot the
fra trnw
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To BUSINESS MEs.-J.W. Plattenburg,
publisher Of the Hancock County Courier,
Fairyiew, W. Va, will call on the bust
ness men Of this city, Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday, Of this week, to solicit
advertising for his paper. Since the re.
moval OF the Capital to Wheeling, the
trade Of Hancock county has been drift.
ing this way, and, by little judicious
advertising, it can all be directed here.
The Courier is a lix local paper, and has q
good circulation in Hancock and adjoin-
ing counties. t.a ll'..F
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TIE soHocKEY.HoHDs IT Al. CASE:
Some few facts in relation to the case Of
schookey ys. Hobbs, Brockunier q 20,
which has been on trial 10 the ClIcnit
Court for the past four weeks, and wnich
was finally given TO the jury yesterday,
NAV not be without interest TO our read
ara. On The OH day OF April, 1873,
Messrs. Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. pur'
cLs.Sj ,hS CSsson coal bank, in South
WhssIino Mr. Carson had constructed
in hiS bank, on the north side OF the en-
try. dams al tho foot Of the necks, to keep
~ water from flowing into the entry,
Sbich were about Eve feet high, and run.
ling over at the time Messrs. 81, B. &
Co, took possession Of the works. They
placed dams in the main entry and cut
The west dam on the north side, 10 let the
water out. The reservoir that was thus
let out would have contained about three
million gallons Of water, but portion OF 1t
was filled up With soap stone.
Captain Shockey claims that that
water passed down the main entry
At Carson's works through q neck on the
soulh-which was called in the suit, neck
No. 5.-and into rooms leading of Of neck
No. 6, which rooms, lie claims, were
worked over the Carson lines, and into
coal belonging to bis privileges.
Through these rooms, he claims, the
water came aboutthe 18th day OF April,
1873, and flooded bis bank to such an ex:
tent that he was compelled 10 lay out and
expend a great deal Of money, in damminG
the works Of the rooms on the north side
OF his bank, which together with the en-;
try we're about knee deep in water, and
that this water submerged and caused
him the loss OF 100000 bushels OF coal
besides other expenses which he necesSs
rily had 10 incur in damming Sgainst this
water. Suit was brought in the County
Court OF this county, on the 9th day oil
October, 1878, by Captain ShockeT
against Messrs Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.
which suit lasted IS days. and in which
Captain shockey received verdict Of
E$5,O00.
1 Judge Melvin, in the Circuit Court
granted the defendant new trial-tht
present one-which was commenced OF
the 9Th day OF November last, The dam
ages claimed in the suit are only thos'
that accrued to Capt. schockey, as b.
claims, from the 9th day Of April, 1873
the date OF the purchase Of Messrs. 81
d. & Co. from Mr.. Carson, up and unit
the 9th day Of June, 1878, the date o
the beginning Of this suit.
Col. Pendieton and Capt. Doyener ap
peared for the plaintiff, and Messrs
ban'l Lamb and W. P. Hubbard for the
defense. ....
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NO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market q.
EnrdcnInu.

On account Of advanced age am desirous Of
changing my residence, aud therefore offer for sale
my farm Situated opposite the city d wheeling, On
tho river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
MartIR's Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the vii.
lasG Of Ktnavllle. The property consists Of g
acres Of hill and table land and IS Of river bottom
In the hill there are two seams Of coal, ~ and ~
feet thick, three deposits Of limestone, an iOOl
vein Of clUSe texture End or free stone, an Is foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and NJ
underlying bed Of deIols Of rich and valuable
character.
On the surface, the larger portion Of which liea
gently SOplng to the cast and all under direct az
po+urr to The sun, Vineyard Of S6 acres, mostly
GltAw Ia grapes, ill In Tine tearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven itself able 10 pay
a handsome pr cent tothe CultivAtor.
The property l. being approached above and 10
low by an advancing lido Of persons seeking small
hoincsCals, and Is nov really the oply unoocupIed
Territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry,
II ID valuable as al investment for capital seeking
safe purchase and valuable to those who want mar
kst gardening ground close TO- the city. II 'front.'
BEAUTIFULLY upon the river and commands view o.
the city, Tho Island and tho whole scenery Of The
valley.
Tho forms Of sale will Be one-thlrd cash, balance
ID two annual payments, nCr cent Interest on Dc
ferrel payments. For further particulars inquire
VI RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the prpmlses, or by mall at Bridgeport, Ohio
APPS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

LOOKING FOR A TRuANT HUSBAND
A dusky wife, armed with a corn cutter,
made her appearance at the Bridgeport
passenger depot on Monday, looking for
her truaut husband. Several colored
gentlemen, who were privy TO the hus.
bands untaithful doings, felt their wool
straighten out and stand on end like
quilts on the fretted porcupipe. She
failed to find him, and alter reciting the
riot act to all present, and swearing she
would yet have revenge, she sheathed
her unstained corn cutter in her ging'
ham apron and returned home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany recently reduced the wages Of all
iaborers on the Ohio division ofits road
from 81 Is to 81 per day. There was
much dissatisfaction at this heavy reduc'
ton from not very extravagant pay just
at the beginning Of winter, but no indica'
tons OF strike were manifested, the ma
jority OF the force evidently thinking a
half loaf Is better than no bread.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

AFTER "A STOLEN HoRsE-on Monday
man named schafier, who keeps q
livery stable In Cambridge, arrived In
Bridgeport in search Of one Andy Fra
lier, who had hired one Of his horses to
20 to ST. Clairsville on Thanksgiving
day, and had not since been heard Of
Officer McConnaughy took hold oil the
case, and before night had Frazier in Gus
tody. It seems that Frazier first went to
81. ClairSyille, and then came on to this
city, and was returning to Cambridge
when arrested. he was locked up, but
succeeded In compromising the case with
schaffer, and was discharged. Frazier ID
In the employ otschafef.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

Iryou have any old cracked pottery
In the house, don't throw ii over the
back fence into your neighbor's yard
Save It, aud a hundred years hence II
will be worth more than fifty times as
much as now. The battered teapot your
great grandmother threw away would be
worth ten dollars now. There seems tO
be mania for everything that is old
excepting old maids.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

CUTTING IcE.-The work Of harvesting
ice has already commenced. The Nail
City Brewing Company yesterday had a
force Of men at work cutting and hauling
ice from the river at Finks landing,
The ice Il between three and four inches
thick.
Nick Kuhn has large force OF men
engaged in cutting and storing ice in his
large ice house in Bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

PAYING PESaoxa-Gen. TN. Harris,
the accommodating Pension Agent, was
unusually busy yesterday distributing the
bounty Of Uncle Sam TO wounded soldiers
and sailors and soldiers and sailors
widows and orphans. The General and
his clerks will be kept moving for some
DAYS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

TEN thousand yards Of choice new
STYLES Of dark Plaid Dress Goods at lOc,
l3ic and l5c per yard. Five hundred
New York, Berlin and Paris made Beaver
Cloth Cloaks, handsomely trimmed, rang
inc in price from So so to S35 apiece,
Please cali and examine our stock o. Dry
Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper
JOHN RoEMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

ZANE STREET REvIvAL.-The revival
at tho Zane Street N. E. Church still
continues, and il meeting with fair sue
GEES. The meetings will be continued
tho balance Of the week, and perhaps
longer. Elder Ball Is now conducting the
services, Rev. Thatcher, the pastor, being
exhausted by the hard work he has &C.
complished in the past few weeks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

BAR MEErNo.-on account Of the
lAtenes Of the hour when the Circuit
Court adjourned yesterday, the bar meet
ing that was contemplated for 4 o'clock
p. n. was postponed until this afternoon
at 9 o'clock, when appropriate action will
be taken by the members upon the death
Of Col. G. W. B. Allison. The meeting
will be held in the Court House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

TT. T. HoP.-The T. J. T. Association
gave delightful social hop at Neu-
hausen's parlors last evening. There
was large attendance OF the members Of
the Association, besides u number Of 10.
vited guests, who spent the evening in
quiet, uninterrupted enjoyment. Many
handsome toilets were displayed, which
we have not thesspace 10 describe. The
music was furnished by Kramer, and the
supper BY Neu hansen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

The street railway company arc nego.
tiating for the purchase Of the old win.
dow glass factory, on the west side Of
Main, between ID aud Sd streets, North
Wheeling, which they propose to use for
staSling. The price asked for the works
is only $4,000, which is considered very
cheap. II the sale Is effected, the stock
at the Centre Wheeling stable will be re-
moved 10 North Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06
POLICE couar-Judqs otanmer;

There were seven cases before His
Honor at the police court yesterday
morning, viz:
Henry Harris and Wm. Harris were
charged with disorderly conduct. The
former was sent up for thirty days and
the latter dismissed.
VIM. Martin, John Martin, SEN, and
John Martin, j., were sent up for thirty
days each for vagrancy.
James Bolton went up for the same time
for the same offence.
For drunkenness, James Finn was cent
to the city prison for thirty days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

WHEELING DISTRICT CONFERENCE
The Wheeling District Conference will
begin It's regular session this morning in
the Wesley NJ. E. Church, in South
Wheeling. Various literary, theological
and social questions will be discussed
The daily sessions will begin a! 0 o'clock
A. N. The public are invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

THERE was a rumor current on the
streets yesterday that young girl In
East Wheeling had been enticed from
her home and severely beaten by two
ruflians on Monday night, but upon in
yestigation II proved to be a canard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-06

DEPALM's BoDY.-The body OF Baron
de Palm, which is to be cremated at
Washington, Pa, to-day, arrived at Pitts
burgh from New York at $50 o'clock
yesterday morning, and was taken 10
Washington on special train, accompa,
MED by number Of persons who had
been invited to witness the ceremonies.