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, 1879-01-25

James Davis. Thomas, Woods. Michael Nc
Phillips, three wage, Si0J each, Justice Foots,
Yesterday.
uarney IIetge, alias Roe. was booked At MAdi-
aon Street Station last evening Tn thu charge OF
blgamy. John Btaats was the complainant, aud
he proposes 10 show that Barney has mora
wiycs than The law allows.
Lille Kelly mud Loua Aswklns-the latter
big.uusssshed variety pertormes-had m ~
tachment. 1t eudedt an,l yesterday Ilswkius
found 1t necessary to have his darling put under
500 peacu bontls Tor six mouths. Suctl IL ilfc,
but "tt's Yery different just behind tho eceaes."
John II. Couoycs w2s held under 81 500 boads
Yesterday BY Justice Footc upou charge of pr
1urr uaa4le by Constable DoEan, who allt9cs
{Aat Copoycr swure thAt hc owned property
which bis wife sold to +. Reed, Ut Henry W.
King II Goa establishment. Ths case II Set tor
Jan. 81.
An attempt vas Dsde bJ some thieves shortly
after Thursday midul1ht to fosre NJ entrance 10
the liquor. &ueu Vt Uhsrtts Davis q bs4s., No.
lG8 Ailwsukca avenue, but the approach of
| aome pollecmen scared <ha follows oH just after
tlsy bud cut out pane Ut glass In the front
| window,
| Before Justice Morrison yesterday, the fol-
| lowing ca4es were heard; Lizzie ltea!.ng charged
with tllc larceny u 5i25 from Nicholas Horr!s-
! ter, Continued until tho aist lnst.i Calvin
, 1879-01-25

Tho County Clerk yesterday forwarded .
statement of tho taxes extended for this coun.
~ Nv tnwns. n. nrtntcd IN ,hc.o rolumna. to the
a,.,s tU .,,,,sar ~ !. -oar,,a,a Il, Nv ,an.
few dnys ago ono Of tho plumbers ut tic
Insane Asylru was p,1]ered discharged, nn.t fol.
,o,vino nj, !, nnnc,r. tbnI ,hc In. thcrr In,
;."n a cain ~ i'm f!,,trtv n,,ildinr ur iln1on
Has hnn ,,i,.n, ~ cs.f.t az t,"t ~, omn .+n,"rs
~ no,r ty ,rhom, n,"i ,',,ess ,hcrn /. ~ "r'
r"' crs' war. - -" N'' '''N'o '""' ~ " p''A'o
80 ""' ..,-
!icnry Callahan Was brought to the County
ia,or IN s",,} Ersneten hs H. =, anHs
rrrch T. nnneors las f,iInn ~ Eniishnr
ynet rri,,n 20. eo sD,,n Il otIn, s,,I ,.ot, !;
~: th,rc usst =, "nrnt1 XIII, hatf ~ II. linn
l., iii nj c !. ~ s,ver III. nffscts ~ hts ir,
rism,,,ncnt @ rct ''s "'~' A's ""s"'' ~ ''' 'A4'
~,
Tic COMMITTED on Equalization received
proposltion from Surveyor Wolcott yesterday to
complete tW0 certain town maps within two
months for u coo, and fcceptcd It. He II to do
tue work In two months With the assistance OF
tWo men, an,l at The en-. Of that time tle Com.
tnlttee Will listen TO his recommendations in
reference TO completing the inapa Of tllc other
towns.
Tin tnrx in II, r.ltoo,,ou rum vhtch b..
orr,,,Jci ;hr frftnlnoi En,trt ~ xrvnrai .isrs
RAM. In rtferlnv mnrning nj in n,r1orE nfter
thry haI bccn ,,nahl" IT, ar.an' .t,irs Witis
isma Irljvrfc,l thr,n n shor; fnrturs in.,sftnr
that thrv Ind sfmnfr IN nnss rsn farf. a,"i nn3
ti,r 1aw. nil tint fhev nught II hs .hio -,
nrYer. tY thcv iii, not onr"c i'm ca.s rr,r,iI
Gny,. II, he trfe,l f,vrr aoai, ha ss,, ~ trrrat
expclse, an. be sent item back to thcIr room.
II noon they npaIn can,r In. n,,t. hrinr ,inah,n
TO agrer. were tI,srI,arDcd' When st. ;nry tirst
rctirsi they stooii ssyrn for arn1itts n;i ye lar
r,nvic,fn 'Thn snvan nrr,rn.iri fmr ri lhe
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turning to the esra; "nnd now" feeling Into
fhs hat-rark ami producing a revolver. "H0"
gol"-and he went OUT Of that door, down the
stairs. and alnng the strcct, Although Mrf
Co!man had horne the or,!ca, lra7cly, lii, sooner
ha1 he Conr ttsan sltc t'roke ttawn entirely, AMI
has nut ret recovered from her nervous pFo*-
ttattor.
rrof. Elias Colbert entertained large ait
dtcnce last evening at Enrwe1l Hall with !cct-
rs % the fesst sso.c Of H. sn The 'ost
supplemented BY the rare opportunities which
he enjoyed for observing the great astronomical
phenomenon last summer. made It an object to
llcsr him, mud those WIN embraced t!,o
thc stock Of knowledge which they
we're enabled 10 add To their store OF
f.,at cnnimMltv. There wns no attempt on tlIc
lecturers mart nj ANYTHING like oratortcal dis
wa* admirably adanted to the preventive nmsi
rrcepttse faculties of mixed audience, wlln
manifcstcd their interest In the lecture to Its
yerv closc. To tnakc tic subject cven nlatnert.
u,ls apparatus, Including a dav!;-lnntcrn, which
seemed TO cxnlafn very clearly 10 show how tho
tuus,n's shadow is cast on the earth. The LEG
,urc was one Of the !. II. c. 4. e.,ursc, an.1 ai-
ded greatly 10 The popularity Of that praise
worthy enterprise.
THE Flvr-cEN7 Lop0Ixa-HousE-
An item In Yesterdays Cfts-flsll notes stated
that Aid. amyth had presented pctttot, Of
"nciZhhDrt" to thu Health Conmlsstoncr com
planning against the scent 1olRlng..housc ut No.
place bc suppressed. 1t was stated, as one Of
he ca,,srs OF complaint, that as many ~ :&t0
mel, tad and good. had .lept IN room, 01S0 In
utIc night Tln facis are. as aaccrtaiietl hv re-
pnrtrr WHO took the trouble to ~ over last cvcI.
ing mt inspect III: l'lace, tlia. this lodrll'R;;
tlo,,sc IA n .,ost pFa!seworttv charity, organized
anE earrlcl On by the Women'a t|os-
pei Ten,pcrancc Union that Tie 5;ccnt
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Smith, larceny Of $3.50 from r. Williams, nell
for trial; Fritz Peterson, charged with deadly
assault on John Powell, continued until the re.
suit Of the lstter's injuries can he determined.

assault On John Powell, continued until the re.
suit Of the latter'a injuries can he determined.
cofored man named Elijah Totscn went into
thr dtso of Hattie Steele. on Pacifc ascnuc,
Yesterday afternoon at l1::M o'cl,nk, aud got
into AT altercatio, with the woman, which re,
suited ia his picking up large wsst-bowl and
throwing t.at her. 4 dangerous wound wns
lnRicten in her right temple, nt1d doctor VIII"
was called to attend her was unable To state
then what tle result would be. Officer Walsh
arrested Totten, n,Ml locked him IN In thu
Arfnory to await the final result of the woman's
Injuries.
The residence Of D.. F. c. Hotz. No. 100
South Morgan street, near Monroe, was entered
BY thief Thursday evening Mt 7:I0' o'clock.
by means of a iadlcr the fellow reached small
window at the rear pprt Of tho house, uni IN
crawling Through It made noise that attracted
tho attention Of 4 lady who was on the upper
i1oor. 9!ie asked who was there, and receiving
no answer went Into the roorn wncrc the noEse
came from, Rsil Saw the thief ESCAPING out OF
the window. Nothing WAS stolen from tic
hou8e.
Chastcs Chamberlain, Of 14s West Monroe
street, sepoFteA Yesterday morning to J. Capt:
wife had been knocked down and robbed OF $1so
on the sidewalk Ia fEon. Of his Residence The
previous evening, nll Detectives Shea nn'i Kcat-
!ng were detailed tQ Inquire into the matter:
door, and II tha had lost Tho money a. re.
tortnti. il wa e1scwhere. Tho r,u,nio lat1.
thc dotectlrea renort. been ont for
sittrh-rific and sook in several hot -scotchee,
which t|ey sttrim,tri NJ The cs,isc Of tjIc Woin.
on's infuries-she having fallen dawn md hurt
her {ace-anl the loss ol the money. il indeed
anT money wss loat.
short,v h.,,,a . o,,,,,ok .,,.+.r,,av .,,,rnoor
0GInors ,fvru.oa nd sSiin.e l',;.,rr.1i tS,'
tbIeye.-sitks f:nrharrv s on1 f,bu nvsu aiios
nnnvt.irimg sinns. i,,,s1s ' s1,.r s'so ,i.s
.u s1or, ~ ~. ~" ~ h,r.a r
.ri tror" ~ s n3,c.ra SMs ' st,s1 ~ ~ ,nnm
hio.t wt,an III r.. hnas. rni1,aoa ~n1, S"svs
trucr.va@"r ' whtchs roEa y Tha crs1t.
;utnnrd III nf ,ha v.btcs mil ean throueh tl,..
nas,sgc.way ~ notW.o two hnu,.. n,, etrane
a "a I" aytJrt,S .tni.n n III a.
ri.nn strsst siatton o,ssstug % aGcnsiac,t,nn
The hnrsc il ma;It,,n .i..d .nrrat viii, n stnr
m IN" fo1rhesI' "n'i a mil Whi,s' .nn. IN n,,e
n the hin,i is1. " ~. hrnov "'1 T.
t,ne nnH il hsIi1v amashsd.5 Fir harness. Il
ni"tn '''1 ~ '"<''1 e@"@'"e'' A"e "~'"~'' -
p'."1 -..
Grove md Young, two OF tho gang Of four
who made the lt,urderous raid Tn West Lake
street New Years Eve, Wcro arEaignca
befora Justice .Scu1ly again yesterday after
noon, thls time On the churEa Of assan!ting
Carl Toltzdorf, Of 12A Fulton street, with In
tent to murder. Tie inter identified Grove
hT hia voice, and 80 tcstthcd. JAines
, 1879-01-25

has been used With highly beneficial results during
tho aat four ycara In tho various furms Of dyspcp.
ala, gassrits, nausea, general debility. consunp.
ton, etc. 1toften restores health when medicines
fall. Kumyss II not medicine. It Ia d pleasant
beverage Ia food>, made from, milk, grateful to a
delicate stomach, highly nonrshlnR, ehaiy dtaest.
cd. sud an aid to digestion. Nothing else makes
ae'h and blood and strength 50 fast. Esery invalid
seould drink II In place OF teef-tea gruelr, bees
wine, or medicinal ionIcs. Bewsro of limitations.
senh for treatfse on kum5as. A. Arcnd, chemist,
otLRtnatos, ltd MallsQn atfsst. ChfcaRn,
, 1879-01-25

calls, IN o',r advertising columns, attention to
tbc Chicago Mining 6 Milling Company, At, en-
tcrprisc started BY him for the development OF
tho mineral wealth of central Arizona. Mr..
uestng and others havo already ei7cn very ltl-
terr*tfng accouuta about this country, frnm
which hardly any oher conclusion can bc drawn
but that the enterprise 10 based upon very
solid foundation, and promises unusually we'll.
The expanat{ona about the enterprise Itself in.
dicate, furtber, that It IL not OF speculative
chnracscr md Is, therefore, entitled to tho caro-
ful consideration OF all WHO have means to tu-
VQst.
, 1879-01-25
THE CITY-IfALL,


The license receipts Yesterday amounted to
err
The Comptroller paid out about 500 10 scrip
xe,tprdav.
~, a.. r
Inc eHy treasurer - nas received s'nea 'ao' L.
in scrip, about elol 600 for city taxcs.
The City Treasurcr's receipts In cash yes.cr-
i1ay weru 3a,al7. lie dlsbusscd about 5000.
u,,, ,a.. - ,,o,,., -,.r,- ,,,, w., - ,,,,,
flso eases OF seaf!et'1e'e. atu TWO Of o'ph-
tiierih were reported Al tic Health otles yesscr-
day.
lne spee.al Ion'm!'.ee " .fa'l,o,ae s W.
meet !f1ts afternoon NJ Inc o'1lce ot tho Chte!
u f"lsc' -
Thr South Town Collector handed in to tho
Nurtn Town Collector 3avo $s,098
,.. u.-... 49,,
ns iWn.eu .,.ai iii ~ ell. sotsee.s M wv hets % y. ING
Nofth nNis'oh "'.l !nest w ssonuas aiteFnoo'!
~ so"''"e' 1nc q"sot'oo " '1ea'''e o'ooe
~ II. Wifi h. h..n t,,n,-tuo ,n,o ,hs
nr. " Won aaa oeeh mourning iate e,, lne
innA4lhR'soons At.u eoulrtouses u luz Nt1t.
Haf1, NM u pfeoaftns Fcport 90 tAe sabJect
~h'eh VIII pe suoailttea 10 Ine aaYof.
Aid. Cook's Elevator ordinance, which
WIS passed BY tic Council Monthly night, has
beer, s!gned bv the Mayor. 1t amends The ButItl-
tng ordinance 10 as to provide rules for thu con-
struetlon and inspection OF elevators.
a,o,bcr 8.,d,.h a,,cm,, b,. hc., ,,.;,. ,v
AnosmGe = nsnu'sn ,s asae'tps % ~ 1een ; maae ~
soI,e ~ nsssE .sa.- ,r". " th a0 snsne a "
seriF u! = siese1 se!Atsu u y. Nv teu. p!eco "
essp ,t eus ~ fo - " sn} IL sest.e9ua5
rs,s1, 10 ~ Trsa.,.r nh I ,r
III oas ''a,,sn s.''t H., ~.
.ns una ,o.' 's Is ~ 9''' = ~ te ~
',n ~ d.nrtanx ~ @Aa pso'"p'} aao
3ooa 'is "s"e''"'''
ine Io1...re W.. f,,. o" nIaIng mes yGsleraay
~ ~ ~ -, ynrIn. n;si,rs %
BY ~ several! ruSiieiiens &! is' ths privilege q
ps,n.,mK ote,as @ N tep 1t.,. 4ns pn't nanste va
s a .e a a"u n.snaM papess
sdc hisn u l go. s,1 ,o ssp IN reaan ~ ~
sityu!aton g., Sts TIE c9nmt,ss ,' it assils to
!se"'ninsa'a re- " aWafG 10 u'e na1g 1HgraM3
tle ,o"EaL muaef ~ aneHaa,-M9!en ~ q. haa oAesea
o ~ ~ .e & n e. n y. ~ .f,n1 .a1 sTts IT.. Res
q ~ rtrsaa ~. a4 ts tx r. re-, t. y;sa en- en-;
."N, and the COMMITTEES adjourned without
eo,usos .r ',. ~ a. agreement ~ 1,,a., 49,.
afternoon, ind held a lpng consultation, psiu.
ci,,aiiy over tI.u proposition, of HI, Inventor whu
proposes 10 remedy the existing defects tp the
snanper ot labelling these luminous styn-boarla.
hare ccased II, 4tIord correct information to te
uuwsry trayeIcr a. TO his INTERCHANGEABLE. JolI,,
Stewart told pathetic story about one I'LL
t}ocgins, who came mar getting lost une evcn.
Ing III consequence Nk L1E&e tlllNGiQA8 turn.
alk,uts. whtvt, lureii him away neur Tie Stock.
Yards xhet, he ought " l,sye bcen ut Superior
| strcet. Tie Committee were deeply affected,
and Mt Tuley, who Was Chairman, ssIl tho et'.
| lire matter would yecejye due c1usidcratiou,
An eloauent address was i1,ade by tIlc tnyer,t0,
| Ut q new stytp Of lamp, after which the Com,
| mites adjourned.
~. up,norponr a-,vv.
| - -. 49,, ..1.ss, ss,...'.
os tnassuaY n'ens a!a Jea!stoaY a1oFn,n9 Wete
~ ~ ths Wy ptss!uas' S1uAeu r. W A!Ack o1 NAtel
| Ut eouoGhatnE huFposes- ne Watef oeSah y
, 1879-01-25

N1w Yong, Jan. M.-AHlved, steamsblps
Montana, from Liverpool, aud State OF Indians,
from Glaagow.
bosrox, jan. A.-A1sived, steamships Min,
uekota and BavArtan, from Liverpool.
LONDON, Jan. A.-stesmers Wyoming aud
9'epagles, from New York, have arrived CUT.
SOUTHAMPTON. Jan. 2A--Asrtycl, stsamshiD
LeIpsig, fEon Baltimore
, 1879-01-25
THE sim Is SETTlNc

- THE SUN IS SETTING.
Thc Poultry Exhibition At 65 Washington
street. wh,el, is 30 euurossng tho public attcu-
tfon, 10 drawing to close. All who intend arc
delighted with The attractions, comprising the
best display u poultry, plgcnns. and pot stock
mud under arc admitted Tor 10 cents; adults,
Is cents,
, 1879-01-25
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
FAN Francisco, Jan. M.--Foltorfnr wc1c the
%1ftstnr mint nj fnrH At thc 2fnek Hnatf1.


CERG7H1 IT2pQ@tH 10 INV 1{Tt4HEs
NEW YoaK, Jan. M.-1t. ts reported that the
splendid marble building In broadway, corner
Of Chambers, long known as " Stewards marble
pa1sca," and which has just been vacated, will
bc turned Into hotel, and operated BY the
Stewart eatAta.
, 1879-01-25

state whether they wcro rcndcrcrs or fertilizers.
Although having All abundant eupnly OF water,
thry were running In m objectionable manner.
nna were great CAUSE of annoyance. Though
they had tin, abIlity 10 conduct their bustncsh
without giving offcnsc, ,lo had no ,tfnflcnes IN
their intention tu relieve him Of the burden OF
watching Them. They had lived an'onE tho
able to rect,e MIR the ofIcn4c creAted,
, 1879-01-25
HYMENEAl.

Eatefai nis7dteA 10 47f TsfsuaA
DECATUR, ILL.,, Jan. M.-slies Cora Bradcn,
the daughter Of Il wealthy farmer OF this coun-
", md Mr.. William Dellehnntt = well known
society gantlcmnn, werc welded last night with
great ccIct, tho Rev. D. P. bum performing the
ceremony.
, 1879-01-25


ov1N1TON-nAHNEs-t,o- THURSDAY evening. Jan
a, By thr !eeY. Dr.. uood Tn. Me. Inward ,yinefon
II. md Mss .srr " bArncs. daughter 0f Mrs i. II
, 1879-01-25

The raSount in Lie 1Keru-A Hoffman contest
was continued yesterday, but the only interest
takcn In II was by those employed In making 1t.
Tho following table shows tho work Of the day:
, 1879-01-25

II NJ! Arttcles put upon tho market xero ~ pure
II DR., Prlce's Cream baking Powder, their perfect
wbo'csomeness would insnse III agslnst I'll evil
consequences from tho!r use.
, 1879-01-25

Mf. KeYn's frisRds arc quite sick OF tho work
already. Wbare they expected tho hc4t results
thuy h4ye received uis least, notably tllc Fifth
Ward, where It will be seen that Kern loscs
muEe thnn lloffmRnp does. As far a. the count
has goue Kern has Rutued ~ votcs,
, 1879-01-25
CLO31NG.0Ur nAnr.
AUCTIONlI
OF THB
Stock and Fixtures
A.H.nILLER{, R{,JeVelg2..
Cor. State and Menroe.sts.

Tn order to permanently rc,i..
from .JcaUelrU business, I am e ,.'
Offering naU chotcc and rn,yot,'
Stock antt Elegant Fixtures n o'' p'1
Tic 1,tcft0n. Tam ABSOLUTETrr
DETERMINED to closc out 49,. 1t
tire stocs, and I offer It tUtsltout it,ns ma
or s.eseTve In order to occomn,I.s
that purpose. Isuant .nv custom..'
amt the general public to undt,
stand that T am IN earnest, un,l faa,
fhts ts a "c'ostn0-o,tt," free 10 "A.
public to purchase at their mr., nv
price, and every article fuVu uo,'
4a3'tetl tU a,le. Sales datlu at 1f).so
a. 1,s., 2:3O y. M, 1870 y. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11
AMetIe,ne Cne.t for % Cents.

Perhaps no one medicine Is SO uniyer.
sally required by everybody as q good ca.
thartic, Sw4YSI's TAR AND SGRsAPAR.
lila PILLS are prepared expressly to meet
this necessity, being composed Of purely
vegetable Ingredients, Of which Podophyi.
lin or Mandrake, Pine Tree Tar, Sarsa.
parilla, Yellow Dock and other concen.
trated Juices enter largely into their com.
position; the whole strength OF which il
extracted on an entirely new principle.
They are mild in their operation, produce
no gripping, and are truly a valuable pur.
gatiye, aperient, ant.bilious and cathartic
medicine. They stimulate the liver to
healthy action, cleanse the stomach and
bowels Of all impurities. Curing sick
and nervous headache, dyspepsia
or indigestion, bilious, or intermittent, re.
mittent and congestive ievers, languor,
drowsiness, aching pains in the back, head,
slight chills, with bushes OF heat, female
Irregularities, and for a bilious and cos.
tive habit, no medicine is so prompt and
efeCtual as DR.. SwAYNR's TAR AND SARsA.
PARlLlA Plus. nyour druggist or store.
keeper has not got them, or will not pro.
cure them for You, we will forward them
by mail on receipt OF price, lin currency
or three cent postage stamps), % cents q
bog, or five boxes for 81. Address letters,
DR.. Syayne & Son, No. $50 North Sixth
Street. Philadelphia, - TTsbW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

MASoEiC.-This is an important week Ia
tho members OF the Masonic Fraternity in
this city. The Grand Lodge, composed Of
delegates from each OF the several Lodges
In the State, will meet at 7 o'clock this
evening in the Masonic Temple, corner oil
Market and Twelfth streets. Attic open.
ing session the annual address OF the
Grand Master will he read and the reports
OF the several officers Of the Grand Lodge
will be presented. The regular commit.
tees will be appointed and the several
matters OF business before the Grand
Lodge will be appropriately referred, At
tho close OF the opening session, the dele.
gates and visitors present will partake OF a
substantial supper in the banquet room,
The Grand Treasurer and Grand Score.
tarY will be in attendance at the hall to.
day for the reception OF dues and the en-.
rollment OF representatives. We will en-.
deayor to publish tomorrow morning q
full list Of the officers and delegates pre-.
sent. The Masonic Grand Lodge Is one
OF the most dignitied and respectable rep.
resentativc bodies that ever assemblies In
the State, and It's membership embraces a
largo number Of the foremost men in West
Virgins.
Tie Grand Lodge will complete It's bust.
ness aud close tomorrow night. On
Thursday the Grand Royal Arch Chapter
holds its annual session, and on the same
day the knights Templars entertain their
guests from Ohio. Altogether, we are to
have, during the next three days, a regu.
lar Masonic tDoom,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

Work House SUPERINTENDEHT.-Bel
we give the ordinance passed October 10,
BY Council, creating q Superintendent OF
Work House, defining his duties and fix.
ing his salary; also three chain-gang over
seers. Council will elect an Superintendent
this evening. Quite number Of appli-
Cants are misunderstanding, the in
cumbent, Mahoney, MaloneY and one or
two others:
SECTION l. Belt ordained that tho Coun-
Gil may appoint an officer to be called the
Superintendent OF temporary City Prison,
who shall hold his office during the pleas
ure of the Council, and who shall receive
50 so for every day'sactual service as such
officer, and whose duty it shall be to take
charge Of the temporary City Prison, and
shall have custody Of persons sent to it
under the ordinances OF the city, and fur
nish and provide them with such food
and lodging as the Council or Committee
OF Council may direct, and compel the
said prisoners, while in his custody, to
labor at such employment MS the Council
or its Committee may order, and shall
make monthly reports to Council and do
do all such things pertaining 10 his office
as the Council or its committees may re-
quire. He shall give bond in the sum
OF 81 200, conditioned as are other bonds,
and shall take an official oath and shall be
er otfciO sergeant Of the city. The Coun-
Gil may also appoint one or more over
seers atSl,5O per day for each days actual
service, whose duty It shall be to super
wise the labor OF the prisoners held at the
temporary work house, while at such
work as they may be required TO perform.
They shall take an official oath bGlore the
Mayor and be invested by him with the
powers Of sergeant of the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

GREEScAsFLE, IND., November lO.-Now
that the thing has been started, it will
doubtless be news to many to know that a
colony Of over $50 families o! negroes is
expected here inside OF few weeks. The
agents who came here to make arrange.
ments, and who, is believed, are truth.
ful, write back that the rebels have offer
a reward Of s1,1OO for their murder, and
that they are living under guard. They
also state that the tsegira will almost de.
populate the community, and the only di.
lemmR is how toaOcommodate them when
they arrive here. Since the head mover
OF this project, Mr.. G. ]. Langsdale, OF
this city, who, by the way, was with Gen.
shackellord when he captured John Nor.
gan in Ohio, and is now editor Of a rcd
hot Republican paper, offers to find homes
Tor all, they will doubtless have little trou.
BILE, and can como as fast as thew can.
Much comment is made in this part of the
State on the affair, and Mr.. Lanpsdale Inns
applications from all over the county ior
the "pioneers." The Democrats are feel.
ing rather "Shaky" over the prospect OF
success next year, and the Republican
boom is still booming.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

Allow a cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such as
Pneumonia, Hemorrhagcs and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be so readily at
tained2 BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale in tie world for the cure OF
COUGHS, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases.
II is DR.. Boschee's famous German prescrip-
ton, and is prepared with the greatest care,
and no fear need be entertained In administer.
Ing 1t to the youngest child, as per directions,
The sale Of this medicine is unprecedented.
Since first introduced there has been a con.
slant increasing demand and without single
report OF failure TO do its work In any case,
Ask your Druggist as to the truth of these re-.
marks. Large sizes rs cents. Try It and be
convinced. TThs4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

SgANcE AT THE LockuP.-The loungers
around tho lookup were treated 70 q
"spirituallstic" seancs last night by that
distinguished medium and celebrated
clairvoyant, Nettie Stanley Gardner.
Nettie and,Polk, her husband, were en-.
gagged in invoking the spirits alter having
"imbibed few" at their home in Horn.
BROOKS Row, Sixth ward, and their man.
ner Of procedure would have made Buffalo
Bills tribe Of Ponca's blush, when Officers
Asmus and Lee came along and remarked
that they had been directed BY other
spirits to take them to the lookup. At that
place Nettie became inspired sand spoke
in strange tongues" and Aleck Wallace
was amazed OF the manner the spirits
worked her, and said, "Much drinking
hath made her mad"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

De 1t knoyn to the good people Of Ohio
county and Vicinity, thatwe. the undersigned,
keep for sale at our drug stores In Wheeling,
W. Va, that old established and reliable rem.
edy, Wistar'S BAlSam OF Wild Cherry, and
knowing that It's great popularity Is the ma.
tural result Of honest merit alone, and not on
account Of widespread advertisements, we do
most cordially recommend itaS one OF the
very best remedies known for the cure OF
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma and all
Lung diseases. Wistar's Balsam IL put up In
large pint bottles, and the price Is 81 20. "a
word TO the wise Is sufficient" II you con.
linue to suffer And die, II Is your own fault,
ior Il has saved the lives Of many and never
falls to immediately rellefe all s0rentss Of the
throat and lungs.
Very respectfully
LAuGHLIN BRoS. & Co.
LOGAS, List h Co.,
nav -. Wholesale Agents.
Sold in Bridgeport, O., by West 4 Gilmore.