Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FRlpAYM oRNINa, IlbLY.6l laSs.
Fo0Itn on dtyEi ,laWheklIhe9 sIktI4l.
,oeakfns, gSs he coolest p6uHb,1 aceonllng

FouGtn oR Jtkyf 1881, iaiW hetlihei tEkdlAl
!, ,peakfng, aSs he coolest elouhb, 2 aceotlinU
tothe testimony of Oldest iIahablIsnl. whlet
has ltanspired Tor many years, The thermometer
mol raugtns aGOvc 50 degtes throughout the day,
PIepspRt weather was accompanied w pleasant
ceIebiatlop& US. SO I u. q. ~
The Pitemeh's prdcss'isa WSs prominent fea.
tuts In lie sttsets4 Two companies. tie GOOD
WIN" and "Rellanee1' Nltysd from stepbenulle
IN The moiniug,add wsfssPpT0ptalelY received al
ihe wharL The Reliance" company was sseofI.
Ell blythe nl6isnendsace" Of ibis city to the
Moth Wheeling engine houSe, WHERE, thanks 10
ue generosity, The patriotism and The p,oyetbial
,o,d lA'te Of The ladies ofthe Fist Ward an els
ssot and bouAleous renast was afforded tteit Wis
tan from the Buckeye State. TIE never dying
rIlOre" OF this city eseotted their guests Of the
.rotd viii" tothe yetanllh, wllets a fist rae
Iuaeh wSs provided.
The procession ives formed al II o'clock on
Market Sqaure, and afler proceeding through The
pdnCipa st'eets with tine display and great IN.
,nu,,sn, the visiting companies were welcomed
IN an aljtsss by S, F. Black, Esq which was re-
soOudeI 10, on behalf OfIhs Sieubenyllle c:mpa.
hes. by Nj. Ttaiaer Of that cily. The companies
tera,e,l about o'clock 10 The SptiEg House and
,srOok Of UoOnteous dIunet provided by mine
hus,s, the SIeSrs. YAESALLs. tlrte speeches wste
m,te by Messrs, CrSunet, Walton aud Black, oil
mi, CITY, aud Mt. TtaInet Of SteubenViIle. The
festivities w.te prolonged until tie boat Ltparted
with the visiting companies.
The "viginil Sluls FsncIbleS," Capt. \.
LOulAU, psndcl in The morning in Gns trim, and
rpu,lIrl 10 the Couu House, where the Dsclara.
lion of independence was read by Mt. Jetemiah
SLeppatd and aa adde's delivered Oy Oliver l..
'rSYIVr
rhsGem4n RiAemsn, Capt, sALAuEE, patahed
and presented Gus appearance. They were
ioineI in Gentle Wheeling by the FtnCibleS aud
escorted TO The COtGst OF FOutLl and John streets,
whence they proceeded 10 tue creek bottom in
EaSl Wheeling, whete they spent tie duY in filing
saluIes and other patriotic proceedings.
Tie n. +. Sabbath schools, numbering some
1900 scholars anil teachers, had a celebration on
The Ialoud, Addresses we,s dsIiveled BY Mess'S.
Z. y. Hubbard, Of The ChaPIlUs street school,
Wilson, Of the North street, Sit. Hamilton, Of tue
Fourth 81. school, and the ReV's. IsOn and Moore.
Nests. G. u. HubbOrd and Mr. James Wilson,
the late and present snpetintendens Of the Chap.
line slieet SclUOl. Wete each presented with Splen'
did bibles. VI
TIE Sabbath Scho1I Of the 4th Presbyterian
Church. MA. PAULL's), celebrated tie day on
NicoIps Hill. Alter the procession, and exercises
oppropriale 10 the OCCASION, the SclVlaw were
LOunuruy supplied With refreshments, aud with
sreut Eiee entetsII into the amusemeHts provided
by The leaCherN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and excursions, Of prI.
vale nalule, took place oil land and Wuter Alto.
eethet, The Of July 1865 in Wheeling was aS
spirited aud pleasant as could have been expected,
considering ihSt no especial pteputoIiOns were
IaaGe Tot is celebration.