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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-24
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-24

Sherman House Chicago III. FEB. II, 1863.
Messrs. P. IL. DRAKE 4 Co.:-Pleasc send
us another twelve cases Of your Plantation Bit
ters. As morning appetizer, they appear to
have superseded everything else, and are
greatly esteemed. Yours &c.
GAGE & WAITE.
Arrangement are now completed to supply
any demand for this article, which from lack
of government stamps has not heretofore been
possible.
The public r,ay rest assured that in no care
will the perfectly pure standard Of the Planta-
tion Bitters be departed from. Every boHic
the fac similc Of our signature on steel plate
ENGRAVING, or il cannot be genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Dealers
throughout the country.
P. II. DRAKE G. co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-24
fiEsfie cincInnatI catholic Telegraph

One of the most thorough going and de-
votedly loyal papers We read is the oinein-
natl (CathoIic) Telegraph. Almost any one
of its leading articles is worth the price of
a years subscription. The editor is Ed
ward Purcell, brother of Archbishop Pur-
cell, and is a distinguished Irish Catholic
priest. We could wish that our Catholic
fellow citizens here in Wheeling would
patronize such papers instead of the temp
orizing, doubtful and disloyal sheets edited
by McMasters aud others. The Telegraph
concludes long review of the New York
riots as follows: p Bes>zE-E 500
The storm has passed away for the pres
ent-we hope forever. We know now what
would have been the fate of the country
had not our army rolled back the cloud of
war on the invaders of Pennsylvania. To
every right minded man this is time for
calm reflection. He can have no difficulty
in his choice between order and disorder.
The Irish Catholic, in particular, ought TO
know ieho are his friends, They are"not the
secessionists-tbey. are not the politicians,
bnt the men who love obedience to author
ity. We appeal, then, TO all our Catholic
friends to join heart and hand in setting
an example Of respect for law aud order
and discouraging the insidious traitor and
the treacherous newspaper, which pre-
tending to be Catholic does all in its power
to mislead body and soul. 4..a.
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could hear that forty or fifty thOusand-or
even twenty thousAnd-tried troops neEo
at hand to crush out A. the hrst demon non
stration all opposition to ito sweep Cop
perheadisua with cannon and musKetry
from its foul haunts should any remnant
of it venture TO raise its head.
Let us remember that the very. agony OF
a great crisis is apprOschingi that with
the prospective triumph OF the Gov
erument over the rebellion at hand those
whom such a triumph consigns. along
with Southern traitors, to failure and M
fanny, will not succumb without struggle.
Hitherto they have held of buoyed up
with the hope and expectation that the re-
bellion would succeed. Success OF the
Government is death-political DEATH"
them and hence these frantic demonstra-
tions of maleYolence and rage. The Gov
erumeut must be prepared for this. Unjust
double its efforts, concentrate all its re-
sources, and take care that as rebellion
falls in the South it does not raise it's head
amongst the traitorous Democratic allies Of
the rebellion of the Buchanan Breckenridge
stamp in the North. ..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-24
The PubIIo Debt.

From an official statement of the public
debt on the FIRST of July, furnished by the
Treasury Department, the following re.
capitulation is taken.
The whole debt, at four per cent. inter-
est, is twenty eight million fifty nine thou
sand two hundred and ninety FIVE dollars :
at five per cent, one hundred and Que mil
lion two hundred and ninety. seven thou
sand six hundred and thirty nine dollars !
at six per cent, four hundred and thirty
one millions two hundred and twenty five
thousand eight hundred and seventy-6ve
dollars at seven and three-tenths per
cent, one hundred and thirty nine million
nine hundred and twenty thousand FIVE
hundred dollars. The whole debt, without
interest, is three hundred and ninety six
| millions seven hundred and twenty .one
thousand and ffty-seveu dollars.
The total public debt of the United States
on the first of July, as shown by the books
of the Treasury Department, is one billion,
uinety-seyen million two hundred and sew
enty-four thousand three hundred and
| sixty.six dollars. In the Secretsrys re-
port last December he estimat that by this
time the public debt would reach one bill
lion one hundred and twenty-five million
two hundred and ninety-seven thousand
four hundred and three dollars. The ex-
penditures, however, have been slightly
less than the Secretary anticipated or rath-
er, the national revenue has been somewhat
greater, and the public debt is therefore less
| by twenty five million twenty-three thous-
and and thirty seven dollars than the SEQ
| rotary estimated last December. This re-
suit is singular viudication of Mr.. Chase's
foresight and calculation, as well AS the
honesty with which be laid before Congress
the exact present aud prospective condition
of finances NOD
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-24
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
Senate.
THURSDAY MORNINa, July %,


THURSDAY MoRSING, July %, 1868.
A message from the House announced
the concurrence of that body in the Senate
| amendment to the bill amending the act
staying the collection of certain debts.
Mr.. MAXWELL, from the Committee on
Courts of Justice reported back House bill
No. 30 with amendments.
In reference to the resolution of Mr..
Hawkins, proposing to make the crime OF
horse stealing, during the rebellion, pun
ishable by death, the committee through
Mr.. Maxwell reported that no further leg
islation is expedient.
Mr.. ATKINSON, from the Committee on
Education reported bill for the establish
ment OF a system of free schools. -l-.
Mr., SLACK, from the Committee appoint
ed to inquire into the fate of Capt. Gram
and Lieut.. Wade, who had been confined
in The peniientiary at Richmond, reported
that the prisoners had been released, and
were now at Camp Chase. FL.
On motion of MIR. Bunker the resolution
in relation to the appointment of COM
mittee to examine the Auditors office was
taken up and passed.
On motion OF Mr.. FarnswOrth confer
ence committee was appointed upon the
Military exemption bill.
On motion of Mr.. Bunker the joint reso-
fulton of the House proposing to raise a
committee to ascertain and adjust the
amount coming to this State under the act
of February 4, 1868, making an appropri-
alton for the proposed State of West Vir-
ginia, was taken up aud passed.
On motion of Mr.. Farnsworth the joint
resolution offered by himself proposing the
appointment of committee to inquire into
the expedieucy of having the laws of the
= Al. - II.
of the State, was taken up aud passed.
Mr.. STEvESsoN offered a resolution re-
questing the Committee on Finance aud
Claims, to report a bill regulating the as
! sessment and collection of taxes.
Senate bill No. 10, prescribing, in part,
the duties Of assessors, was read second
time, amended and laid on the table.
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House of Delegates.
THURSDAY, July %, 1868
Prayer by Rev. E. g. Waymap.

Prayer by Rev. E. G. Wayman.
Mr.. BowYER, from the Committee or
Roads 60, reported abill providing for the
construction of = road in Hardy county.
Read FIRST time.
-Ar-ZINS, from the Committee on Claims
and Grievances, to, whom was referred a
resolution relative to exempting Cabell
county from taxes for 1861, reported ad /.
versely.
A message from The Senate transmitted
the House bill authorizing the establish.
ment of ferry across Cheat river nv ths
heirs Of David Albright, passed by that
body.
The bill and an amendment were rsfar-
red to the Judiaiary COMMITTEES.
II further informed the House nf ,ba
concurrence OF the Senate in House amend.
ment to the Senate bill regulating pTooeeS.
ings in criminal cases, (Bill now a lavS
1t also returned Senate bill for the an.
pointment of Quartermaster General with
the hrst OF House amendments disagreed
to, and copcurriSg in the second. The
House receded from its FIRST amendment
(Bill now alaw.j
Another message transmitted joint re-
solution passed by the Senate 70 raise a
joint committee to consider the expedieu-
cy OF publishing the laws of the present
session IN the loyal newspapers of the
State. Not taken up.
The House bill:for regulating the iucor.
poration of joint Stock Companies had
it's second reading and was referred.
House bill 80 accepting the donation of
public lands under act of0ongress Of July
oth 1852, was reeommitted, ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-24
PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
STOCK OF WATCHES, JE W Ell
ny. FANCY GOODS, &c.

DY VIRTUE Of Deed Of Assignment made by
% William SHafsT to the undersigned, a. trustees
for the benefit of the creditors Of said atE Shat
fer, bearing date on the 18th day Of June, 1858,
aud duly Of record In the Clerks office Of Ohio
County, Virginia, we will proceed on the 9th day
Of July, 1865 sell at public auction at the store
room Of said William Shah.r, situate on Monroe
Street in thu city of Wheeling Virginia, the follow
ing described property, to wit: All said William
Skaters stocA in trade, comprising Watches, jew.
sIEy Fancy Goods, Tools and materials, dxtures and
furniture In the store lately carried ON by him
on Monroe street aforesaid also the uneXpired term
Of the lease said store room, that Is to for the
remainder OF the year commencing the hrst day
Of April 1868, and ending the SIst day Of March,
1854.
Terms Of Sale as follows: A credit Of four months
from the day Of sale upon all purchases amounting
to the Of $50 and upwards, and cash for all pur
chases amounting to less than $50. In casts Ofpur-
chases upon credit aforesaid, the purchasers CIV
ing negotiable notes payable at of the city Banks
with approved endOTssr.
Said sale will be continued from day TO day until
the whole Of said property is disposed Of
W. J. HOUSTON,
jun23td Nv. MESSING.
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A Memorabie Pararraph.

Let no man forget that memorable speech
OF A. h. Stephens, now Vice President OF
the confederacy, made in 1861, at his home
in Georgia. in which this memorable par
agrsph occurs .s q
"whA. right has the North assaiIsd r.
What justice has been denied7 and what
claim founded in justice aud right has been
withheld7 Can either of you 70. day name
one single act Of wrong, deliberately and
purposeIy done by the Government at
Washington of which the South has q.
right TO complaint l challenge the an
sWer. s-A
Finding himself powerless to stem the
tide Of rebellion, the author of the above
became. like so many Of bis hearers, a
rebel SEEtL II Az ( Ausni s7- ~
=. 81 Il " 81 --'-s
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TRUsTEE,s sALE.

ny virtue of deed Of trust, executed by william
II NcConauRhey. on the hrst dAy OF April, 1857
and dulJ rOSofded book 13, page So, kc tine ne
cord Of Deeds in Msrshau county and state OF VIZ
ginia will on tn 2lst day of May, 1868, betWeen
die hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock r NJ AZ
the front door OF the courthouse Of said county se
At public auction the following described tract Of
aud 10 the best highest bidder therefor that -
10 Say A tract Of land containing two hundred and
eighty acres more less, situate In the SAID Mar
.IS m countV near TO the village OF Cameron known
~ tie home farm Of the said William dcConadsne
aud on which oe then resided adjoining the lands Of
JudRe Thompson Jesse Gaia. Samuel :. hittle, J@1.
r. Bell and David MeCOnaughey, conveyed to me- Dy
the said William McCOnanghey IN trust LOT ths pen
sat OF eerlain his creditors. The said tract OF Ao
Ia BE- odd on a credit Of six. twelve and eighteen
months Of equal payments, with interest from the
day Of sale the purchaser 70 give approved seenlty
and the title to be retained until the purchase money
f. paid. 81 > ~ ,..-.,.
This tract Of land is in high state Of cultivation,
225 acres OF which isceAred two good bearing och-
ards and comfortable 10 dwelling houses and otheT
necessary Improvements thereon.
DAVID AfcC0NAUGHEY, Trustees.
have given my consent that the Trustee shall
make sale a. above Of said property.
apr2O-4wd&w VIM. McCON AUGHEf.
Ga- The above sale is adjourned to the 18TH OF
June, sea, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
my23 DAVID M'CONAUGHY, Trustee.
~ The above sale has been postponed until
Monday, August Sd. The sale will then
take place at the front door Of the Court House OF
o,cIock p jun16
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Ths Northsrn wlng or the rebel.
(From the baltimore AmerIcan.)

The signal, and no doubt concerted
attempt at rebellion in the North has been
summarily put down, and it is the plain
duty of the Government to see that Il Is
not repealed. The satisfactory announce
ment is made that the draft is to be enforced
and the presumption along With this is,
that every precaution will be taken to
prevent any temptation to oppose it here.
after. To make matters perfectly sure, it
must show itself in every sense Govern
:. The revolt i crushed, indeed yet
Brown, as a reward of his splendid SER
vices is summarily suspended and that
the same imbecile whick came near COM
hitting rs here to similar horrors is
retained in command of the military de-
partment of New York.
day the Government Is eminently
master Of the situation, aud announcing
that the draft is to go on, We should haye
liked it all the better if along with this We
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-24
TRUST SALE.

ID fifteenth day ofAugnst, 1885, execute q certain
Deed Of Trust from Christian snider TO me, dated
on the End Of July, $780, and duly recorded in the
Clerks oflSs Of the County Court OF Ohio county,
Virginia. in Deed Book As, page ~, by selling at
public auction at the front door Of the Court House
Of said county, the ira parcel Of lsnd Ia said
Deed particularly mentioned and described, situate
the town Of Fulton in said county, and estimated
to contain 80 494 square feet, less, together
with the Improvements on the same, being the same
property occupied by Said Snder In his life time
= house ofpubIic entertainment.
The said property will be sold upon credit Of one
third cash, the balance in six, eight and twenty
four months, with interest The title 10 be retained
till the purchase money IL paid. 1 will execute
such title As Is vested in trustee.
jy2t SHERRARD CLEMENS, Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-24
Public Sale

WE will sell on Thursday, the 2Oth Of Angus.
" 1853, on the farm now occupied by the family
o. John Gtlmor, deceased, the following property
Viz; Horses, Mich Cows. Yong Cattle Sheep,
Hogs, Wagon, Carriage, Wagon and PlouEh Gsars,
Hay Ladders. PIoughs, Harrow, Double Shovel
fIongh, Miudmnls, Grain Drill / CIDER NIL,
OoFn, oat5, Potatoes and Hay-Bedsteads Bureaus,
Chains, Tables. Washstands, Clocks, Settss, House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture
Terms made known on day Of SALE
". 7. 4 THOMAS GILMOR,
luLlOQAMLd- arnI..i I'm.
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Upon information
for
ConhscatioD.

TN pursuance Of an order of the District Court Of
| The United States for the Western District o.
SiroinIa IN the above case, me directed siihh
on "Wednesday, the Sth Of July, expose Tor Pn3llc
sale at the front door ofthe Court House OF OnIo
said Tobacco will be open for inspection at me
warehouse Of John n. Matthews Co., re" Gays
prior to the Sale.
Terms Of sale Cash. ,.o,,-o,.
|. tur01ta IT, g. Marshal W. D. Of Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-24
In Rem

The United States OfAmsrioa,) In Rem;
[ In cause of For
Two Mules; the property of ssitu[s aud Con,
WHEREAS, on the 30th day OF June, 1863, au
w information 1led IN the District Court
Of the United States for the Western District Of Vr.
ginA behalf Of the United States, by the Attor-
ney thereof for said District against mules the
property Of James NJ. ArmStead, and described IN
said inform alton; IN which information ft IL I'm sub
stance alleged that the thereof Is engaged in
the existing rebellion against the United States.
that at the time Of his becoming engaged he Wns
the owner Of the property Aforesaid that the said
James n. Armstead - holding Ofice under the so
called Confederate States OF America or under the
rsbellious government Ofte State Virginia sitting
at Richmond, and praying that said property may
be eOntscated and sold as forfeited TO the United
States; and whereas order OF sale for the above
named property WAS made at the Spring term, A d.
the District Court of the United States Tor the
Western District Of Virginia at Wheeling.
Now therefore, In pursuance fthe monition under
the seal Ofthe said Court to directed aud deliv-
eIed, do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming any interest in said property, OF in the
proceeds thereof 70 appear tsiOre the Judge OF the
District Court OF the United States for the Western
District Of Virginia, at Wheeling. the eth day Of
September, A. d. 1858, II the shall be day Of
Jurisdiction, not the next day Of jurisdiction
thereafter, there to interposs their claims and make
their allegations on that behalf
EDWARD n. NORTON
u. s. Marshal W. D. OF Va.
REEJ. H. sNIE+R, U. s Attorney. q, juns H.
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For Rent and Sale.

N The subscriber has for rent, Store RoOmb
mail and large; also Ohieas ID good building
- story Dwelling Houses far rent; BuiIdiBs
Lots and other real estate for sale.
THOS. HORNBROOK,
custom- House, Surveyors once.
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REsI. H. ss+r u Itto10 sa.11' jGn g l "

The United STATE! st Of America In Rem, :. cana.
The H0usehSld Goods Of John Of forfeiture and
" HRREAS, the End day of July 1862 an
w Information was iled In the District Court Of
the United States for the Western District OF Vir-
ginia. on behalf Of the Unit States By the AttoT-
ney thereof for said District against thu Household
goods Of John knots, late Of Ohio county, in said
District and described in schedule said iufOrma-
ton annexed in which infor it Is IN substance
alleged that the said John KnOte IL engaged in the
existing rebellion against the United States that he
has acted as an officer In the army Of the Ocalled
Confederate States Of America that he has held an
ONCE and agency under the said Confectionery and
under the rebeliOus government Of the State Of
virginia, at Richmond, that he q the owner Of saId
properly and that tame has been seized as forfeited
to the United States e III
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the mOnItion uu-
der the seal OF the said Court, to me directed and
deliVeLsd do hereby give public notice to all per-
sons claiming any interest IN the said property or
IN TN proc eds thereof TO appear before the Judge
OF the Dtstrtet Court Of the United States for ne
western District Of Virginia at Wheeling on the Gu
day Of september, d. 1868, ii the same shall be
DAY OF Jurisdiction, u not tho next day OF Iuri .
dction thereafter then and there TO intsfpos their
claims and make their allegations in that bebRt
EDWARD II. NORTON,
o. 4. Marshal W. d. Of Va.
BENZ. II SMITH, U. 8. Attorney. JuI7 I4t
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SeWing Machinaa.

GROVER BAKER's new improved Lock Stitch
~ Sewing Machines, With Hsmmsrs, FelIsTs and
BraldeLs, &e7 are the best In uso. An Machines
JOS: MEDICINAL, General Agent for Western Va
Once No 1851 Main st. wheeling. Va. isueO-6m
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1
vs.. ~ In Ram
| Three horses and one colt ! In a Cause Of Por
| seized in lewis and adjoin- feitnre and Con,
| Ing Conn.,. es by the military Ascafion
| authorities Ofthe Us. a. the
| property Of Rebels. } rtg .Tr
| WHEREAS, on the 3Oth day of June. A. II 1874
W an iniormatiOnw was filed in the District Co1Irf
oLtne United states for the Western District Of VI
ginia on behalf the United States by ne Attorney
thereof for said District against three horseS and
one colt seized by the itaEy forces Of the United
tes IN LEVI ana a9Jciniug counties and described
said Information In which information it 4 IN
| substance alleged that the owner tbeTsof a.. -,
geged IN the existing rebellion against the United
SNtete that aL Incline Of their heeonihE 50 ebEagsd
they were the owners Of the property Aforesaid tRa
they are Hsyeraly holding ofees under the sOeaiIe
OonIederate States Of America or uader The reheI
lou government Of the State Of Virginia sitting al
tAelmond. and praying that said property nav Be
eonnseated and sold forfeited TO the United stSteS
ana whereas an order OF sale for the above D1r,sd
properly vas made 10 the District Court OF the Uni
"a states Tor the Western District OF VfTrinia Al
me Spring term thereof 1865 held at Wkeelf6q, = :
noN thereioTe, In pursuance Of the uoniti1n m.
9er the seal o. the said Court, to me- direCfed 5
aenVeTed 90 hereby give public notice 70 an peT-
~ claiming any Interest In the said PROPERTY or
n the proceeds thereof to appear before ths jndS
ofthe District Court Of the United Ststss - as
Heatsrn District Of Virginia ct Wheeling On th an
Gay o. September, A. D. 1863 81 the safle sbsI ~ =
Gay Of Jurisdiction, II not on the next day Of inTi
dietton thereafter, then and there 10 49,
claims and make 'hsir alterations in that behalf.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON.
.. :: Marshal for the W. D. ofVa.
56AJ. y. elIIfas %. 8 Attorney. JUL ia
DEDUoED THIS DAY-s71x cents FiguTsJ IA /
~ ISges 70 lS77{ cent? Also great many other
Dreo GOods ~ reduced prices. -
IaI- ". B. sBNsENBY.
LACE CURTAINS.
"A NV sSltS o. NOTTINGHAM Lace Curtains Al
a reduced prices, At
JUS WE. sRNsRNETs.
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CONGBINE1
-PLOWs, FLOWS. PLOWs.

-, -, - 800 - = II 49,.
NOR THE SPRING OF 1863 PRYOR Z ER0sf
\ would call the attention Of Farmers and Deasn
% their very extensive stock OF Of Patent and Cen
ter Levers Iron aud Wood Stocked, Hill Sides, Cen
ter Draught, and Steel Mould Board PlOWs Of all
sizes, both right and left hand. Among them will
be found every size OF the Pittsburgh Flows, our
own make Of steel Flows, Gill 4 Son's Steel Mould
Board PIOWs, the Wellsburg PiOw and q full supply
Of Iron and Wooden Double and Single Shovel
PlOws, CultivatoEs, &c-, &c
PRYOR FROST,
fan3 Nos. 81 and q Main street.