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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04
An AuspleIons Day.

To-day is the eighty. seventh anniversa-
ry of American freedom. Let US feel glad,
for the news is cheering all along the line.
How different is the situation when com
pared with this day one year ago. Last
4th of July the nation was oppressed with
the disastrous tidiugs that the army ofthe
Peninsula had been defeated and perhaps
destroyed. Everything looked dark around
Us and above u.s. It seemed as if our
couatry's birth day was soon to be thing
of memory. With heavy hearts the PEG
pie went forth to the groves to seek relief
from their painful anxieties and their
goomy forebodIngs. To day the scenes
are changed and the prospects also
We have met with new defeats since
then. Our hearts have been made
to touch the very nadir of depression. We
have had very little to cheer us all the year
through. But all at once there has come
aglorious change. From every side comes
ND good news. The remainder of wrath
which we are told is restrained for the con
summation of the iascrutable designs OF
the Great Ruler of the Universe towards
the enemies of those whom he has chas.
tened, seems to be suddenly let loose upon
the rebellion at every point of its strength .
1.-THE might of the GENTLE" seems literally
to be melting sin the glance of the Lord"
We cannot doubt that the great conspiracy
Is at last on the very eve of its doom. All
the indications point that way this morn
ing. We have faith to believe that ere
this glorious day shall come again the ma
ticn will have been finally and forever de-
lIVered.
Who can doubt it? Who believes that
the planting of the Colonies was an acct
deut2 Or that the issue of the Revolution
was q mere chance2 Or that God, him
self, did not smile upon and inspire the
formation of our nationality. Those of US
who think least about matters of Provi-
Deuce cannot disbelieve that 1.-the Power.
that made and preserved US nation" still
rules and over rules the course of our des.
tiny. We believe that the liberty for
which this nation was raised up is not to
be destroyed by the attempted despotism
of great slaveholding conspiracy. Why
should He who made man progressive
Who gave him liberty loving instincts
who will judge all wrong and expressions
towards the meanest and lowest of his
creatures, turn away rem those who are
citing for the sacred traditions of their
heaven favored ancestry, and give final
victory to those who daily revile the idea
of all popular liberty and who openly
avow that they combat the civilization Of
the age"
Rest assured this day, loyal fellow citi'
gems, that the cause for which our liberty
loving countrymen are 10 arms will pre-
vail. The day of overwhelming victory is
very near. Take courage in your hearts
and resolve anew to never abandon thu
glorious traditions and associations of this
sacred anniversary. t
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CLOSE OF the InternatIonaI Po.ta1 Con.


The London 7fmess Paris correspondent
writing on the ltth instant, says: -9kszg
The International Postage Congress ter
minated its sittings yesterday, and the re.
suits of the discussions, watch have ex.
tended over q month, are most satisfactory.
New facilities will be given by conventions
with the different governments to postof-
fee communicating, foeudsd on tbs reso-
lutious of the Congress. There will prob
ably be an augmentation granted 10 the
weight of letters, aad elimination in the
cost of postage. The heavy charges on
transit are likely to be modified The sit /.
tings of the Congress were presided over by
Il. Vandal, the Director. General of the
French Postofice, and We hear that the
warmest thanks were given to him for the
courtesy aud ability with which he directed
the discussions. A vote of thanks to the
American GOyerSment for having taken the
initiative IN this important movement was
also passed. and the liberal ideas advocated
throughout by Mr.. Kassou, the transatlan-
tic delegate, were cordially acknowledged.
A graceful allusion was made to the SER
vices rendered by Sir Rowland Hill, the
great postal reformer, to whom especially
The low rate of postage and the enormous
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04
1.ha Cnmnnirn in Ohio.


The nomination of Vallandigham for
governor does not appear to be we'll receiv
ed by the better part of the democracy" Of
Ohio. The Cleveland PiGindealer, while
approving in part the party platform and
supporting in part the state ticket, gives
VAIlandigham the cold shoulder. The
democratic" organ of Summit county is
also dissatisfied, and so far refuses to raise
the name of the great peace agitator at the
head OF ITS columns. Several other papers
are equally equivocal in his support
Judge Jewett. says the Cincinnati CONNER.
ciaI, withheld his approval of the nominee
for governor, and Judge Baine, of Cleve.
land, aud host of Influential democrats
In that section of the state, bolt it entire.
Mr.. GODDARD, n citizen OF Cleveland whose
name was frauduleutly affixed to late
call for Vallandigham meeting in that
city, publicly denies authorizing the use OF
his name, and says:
al am democrat, a Union democrat,
and so is every man that is a friend to his
country. There are now but two classes
in the North, ono class for bis country, the
other against his country-one q friend,
the other traitor. Aud any, man that
votes for Clemeat =. Vallandigham belongs
TO the latter class.
Meanwhile, honest John Brough, the
vuion candidate, is everywhere gathering
friends among the people, whO,are not yet
ready to surrender Internationally TO the
enemy.
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-A-zPROCI4AMATION
) BY THE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
WuHEIrua Inna 3Qtb. Is

HHEELIN9, dnue GsNn- 1917 }
TuHFREAR The President Of the United States
w aid on the 18th day q J1Re, 1865, issue ms
proeIanatiou setting Firth that tine armed, InS1r.
rectonAry eombinaflOus nov existing In several Of
The States are threatening % make inTUads into
Mar Iand, Wet Virgins, EennsglSAnia and Ohio:
ro1TfuR additional military force for the service Of
~ TTnifsj StsteS" and calling INTO aetu service
militia from several States including lOiOG9 nOn
West vir. inia TO serve for ak month";: ana
whereas by order II m the Secretary Of War the
militia 80 called from his state 10 divided As lol
IuWsviz: Eight regiments Of In fAutry one
Cavalry and two batteries Of Artiliery: N Wthere
foTs 4 ARTHUR 1. BOREMAN, Governor Of the rtate
Of West virginia, do tssue this my pfociAnnat
calling upon persons liable TO military duty within
the State 70 come 10 ward ana VolnnSeer IN tns eI
The State is net considered safe from the iuva-
sons Of the enemy, and IL q known that some SC
lions are infested With bands Of guerTilas numbering
and rObbIDg the pe0bio. This call = deemed neees-
ary to rei Invasion and for the protection Of the
citizen who should not be willing 70 give the short
period Of six months Of his time, II BY 20 doing ne
NAV contribute 70 the successO Of the GJTernEne1t
and the peace and quietude to his own
home und hreside- Bot, II il shall be found AZ the
end Of thirty days that the number Of troops this
State should furnish have NOT volunteered then u
may be necessary TO resort 20 drBfT Tor tht Pnr-
pose. Authority In writing viii BE given . i've 2.
three or more active, loyal men IN each eonnty 70
recruit, bat commissions will issue until tJEty'
I'VE men recruited for \ eomPUny, when q Leu
| trnAut will be commissioned, aud Aiter WaTos the
other officers will be commissioned, as the company
approaches eomPlstiOu The troops resEGi Cd In
Carfsbure ParksrsburE, Point pleaSaut, Charieston
or Ceredo, aud Win Be furnished With SubsiSteDee
the nearest United States GARTER Master Sfter
! there are forty Eve men IN = company, and not tie
| fore, they will be clothed, armed and equipped.
The persons authorized TO rseTuit viii make Neekly
TrpoTts 20 the AdIutaut General the STATE Of tbs
number Of meu enlisted, and Of their prospects OF
! success. The commaudants Of regiments Of st4ts
militia, who have not reported 10 pr uanee o. tns
late order Of the Governor Of Yirgitd, Tequtred
to report forth With the Adtutant General Of tins
stat-, the effective strength Of their respective
ARTHUR I. FOREMAN, Governor.
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FOR SALE.

ATYREsIDESCE in Bridgeport, Belmont county,
NJ Ohio. There l. abOuL 2< acres OF ground
part Of il planted IN fruit Of 1t bearing now:
good we'll Of water aud necessary ont buIIdlnzs on
the place Terms low, and payments easy. II not
out OUT in lots and sell them in that way Auy per
son wanting good home, CT a good invrstrsut
would do we'll to secure this properly :
TH05. @ CULBERTSON
Wheeling, June q, 1s65-tsui
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val. When be could not sell to the-Weigh-
master he sells without having the same
weighed. When caught in the act, be Pleaos
ignorance. He proposes to make COM
promise; failing 10 this he appears before
Ihe Alderman with q lie in his mouth and
represents that his teamster sold aud de-
livered the hay 10 Kinsey without his
Knowledge or CONSENT that he (Osoornl
was in another part of the city trying to
sell the other load. In his card to the
public he states that be (Osburn) sold the
hay to Kinsey without thinking OF the
rule, &c. ga-
when before the Alderman, finding that
statement of being il another part OF the
city would not do he put ia plea That ne
offered to pay the Weighmaster the price
of weighing the load sold without having
the same weighed; that the weighmaster
was no gentleman for fining him. He at
tempted to justify himself before the pub
lie with the same plea OF proposing TO pay.
He WAS told at the Office of the Alderman
that the weighmsster had no right to make
a compound, and was then and there re-
proved for attempting to bride an ot1cer to
depart from his.duty, In order that his in
proper conduct might be brought within
the province of his comprehension, the
following argument was used: Ii you steal
my horse, and you are caught and propose
to pay the expense of persuing you, pro-
! vided do not prosecute you for the theft,
by this compromise l would be equally
guilty with yourself. The law has been
violated aud cannot be justified by the
guilty party paying dollars or cents to tho
officer who is bound by virtue of his oath
of Office to prosecute.
now say to you Thomas Osborn, your
crime would be no greater if you had gone
cladestInely to the Alderman and proposed
to pay him the amount of his fees in the
case, provided be would not fine you or
give Judgment against the city for the cost.
GEO. ROBINSON, Weighmaster.
To Whom it may Concern:
The rule which Thomas Osburn has yio-
lated. made and provided 10 relation to
weighing hay, is as follows:
Be it ordained by the Council of the
City of Wheeling, That if any person shall
sell or deliver, or attempt to sell or deliv-
er to any person toithiH this city, any hay
either by weight or otherwise, without
having first had the same weighed at the
public hay scales, he or she shall forfeit
and pay for every such offense fine OF not
less than one nor more than FIVE dollars,
either the owner of the hay, or the person
owning or having charge of the vehicle or
| team used for the transportation of the
hay so sold or delivered, shall be liable for
the penalty aforesaid.
Hay haulers will take notice that the
public scales in the above rule does not
mean the scales in the town of st. Glars
Vile, Ohio. ra mf ssr..-,-
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STRAYED
Sunday School Excursion.

rIIHE NJ. T. Sunday Schools of the city VIII cels.
brate the FGURTH OF JULY at the Cam.
Meeting Grove Monudsvills.
The train will leave the B. 4 o. R. R. Depot at
o'clock precisely on Saturday morning.
Tickets for the round trip can be had by applying
to the officers OF the Schools, Committee Of Ar
rangemeats, at the FLOWING rates:
Children under II years Of 10 cents
All other
JULY BIZ oRDEE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMExrs.
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SheriHs Sale.

HOODS a 4 Barnes lEIEEC
James Salisbury and others. Ohio Circuit Court
Mckee Brother Special Term. 1855.
Same n In 'h,ns'F'
IN pursuance OF an order OF sale issued from the
Clerks once Of the Circuit Court Of OHIO County
in the above named eanses, will on Saturday, July
25th 1885, at the trout door Of the Court HOuks Of
Ohio County, offer for sale AZ public auction to
the highest aAd best bidder the undivided niEg
si1teeDths Of lot number one hundred and eighty
one, being The interest Of James Salisbury IN said
lot.
Terms Of saIe-A credit Of six and eight months
the purchaser giving bond with good Irity Said
bond bearing interest from day Of sale until Pal
the title beng retained until all the purchase money
Is paid.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
ALONZ0 L0RING.
Sheriff Of Ohio County and Commissioners.
Jun 23td -a So ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04
Frovtno Flrteenln.
oANP SKEDADDtE, New Geek, W. v.
June 18th 1853.

June 18th 1893. /
Editors IRtelligeneer:
The Fifteenth is again in camp at New
Greek, though under far different circum-
stances than when we camped here before.
We composed part of the body of skedad-
oilers from along the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
Our regiment was scattered along the
Baltimore road from No. IL Water Station
90 Back Greek Bridge Company B. at
Back Creek; Company D, at Big Capon,
cid Company b, at Sleepy Greek, we're en-
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semI-AnnuAI Statement OF wheeling
SHvan0S InsIIGui1On, JuIYI 1868

DIVIDEND.
WHEELING SAVlAGs INSTITUTION.
July 1868.
CTNHE Directors of this Institution have this day
declared dividend OF ten (l0D per cent. on the
Capital Stock out OF the earnings Of the last six
MONTHS payable the stockholders. their legal
representatives, on demand, free Of Federal and
state taxes.
luis 2t A. @. MCKEE, Treas'r.
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WheeIing BatferY.

NoMMANDANTS or POSTS And Provost Mar.
~ shHIs are q tested to send any men belonging
to Battery Sd" Ist Va. Light Artillery, to report
to their Captain at Wheeling, West Va, where the
men will be concentrated and equipped for service
speedily as possible. ---.
Fnsen or twenty good, young, able bodied mon
wanted to ill up this battery, and will be taken
app ication to either of the Commissioned officers
beloning to Il.
Carr. JOHN CARLIN,
Battery Sd" LIST Va. Light Artillery,
JUL XII. CommAndinR
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| Semi-AnnuaI Statement OF PoopIeE
--i Bank, July 1, 1899.
DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND.
.sa,n Ls rt, PEoPLEs' BANK,
s-lu.- Wheeling, West Va, jnIy l, 1865.
TNHB Directors Of this Bank have this day declared
II aDIVidsnd offsixI 6 per cent the Capital
Stock, ont Of the profits Of the last six months pay
able to the Stockholders demand, free OF Federal
ana STATE taxes.
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Odd 11,ard our Gag, and keep each star
IA b stripe As bright as new they wave,
atiII make Il lead our ranks In war,
stfl dJat above each patriots grave
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To trail Il throu. h the dust Of shame
An honest hearts Its lot will share
And follow It 70 Death or Fame.
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~ United statea

TN pursuance Of an order Of the District Court Of
i the United States for the Wsstern pIsSTiet ~
virginia, IN the above case. to me directed shaIi
on Wedn. sdaYi the sth Of July, expose Tor public
sale 1t the front door of the Court House OF Ohio
County lot Of Chewing Tobacco Of different brapds
said Tobacco VIII Be open for Inspection al he
SSrehous s q John NJ Matthews Cos few days
prior 10 the SALE -ds f4szB BAG - sszrrsf,
Terms Of sale CAsh-
EDWARD NJ NORTON, il~l
1un2Itd Q. s. u .rshal W. D. oFVa.
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bAL1LAOkE5 ND, June 43dS 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS are respectfully invited by
y the Undersigned, until - 81. WEDA ESpAH,
July 18th, 1858, fdE furnishing
FRESH BEEF.
until December SlsI. 1868, to the United stntes
Troops stationed At Wheeling G. afton PArkersbur-
aud New Greek, Va and Cumberland, Nd
The beef TO be OF good and wholesome quality and
delivered IN quhrters (necks and shanks exelu,sdl
at their different Camps, "QuArteus, and HospiTaIs
IN such quantities aud At such times n the ReSi-
mental COmmissArfes and SurEeOnI in clare Of
may dir Ct
Proposals will be received T simplifying auy Of
the above mentioned points separatoii. q :
Bitrk forms for proposals can be had on applica-
too at this Otes either IN person, hy mail or tslo-
Ihe eertiAeAte attached to the proposaI mus, b,
signed by two responsible parties. 49,
The responsibility Of the guarAntors must h.
shown by the Official certificate OF the Clerk OF the
nearest District Court or the United States District
Bidders must be present 70 respond to their bids.
and be prepared to give bonds for the fuidImeut Of
sidered ,t - = - = ~ wv
Ior furnishing Fresh Beef" AID alidressed 81 caDt
Thos 9. Sullivan, c. s Blllimore Nd -
ia Did IL In the name Of = firm, the names OF an
the members and their postofico Addrssg TnuSt an
pear. or they will not b eOusidered.
FaynsntS to be made u4onthiy in such funds as
may os on hand; fBone on hand, 70 be made a. soon
zach person. or every member Of 4 firm. Offering
proposal must accompany Il by oath Of alegfafce
70 the Uniied states Government, II he has not AZ
ready aled one IN this ONCE
All proPo als not complying strictly With the
ABOVE sPeeiheHtions will positively be Tejse.ed,
TH0S- G. SULLIVAN b
Je<S-tJy1S Captain and Q. g. US.
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ETRAYED COW.

C,TRAYED AWAY from the subscriber, living on
- Jnros street, 90 June 26Ih, a email Cow, about
ave years old, color q reddish yellow, white spot on
her eft hip aud also between her horns ana oO"e
Eer ACE; piece of brown tape tied her horns.
81 liable reward will be paid for her delivery
IuI3 3ts GEO. MENDEL- -
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PUBLIC SALE OF q VALUABLE
STOCK OF WATCH ES, JE WELL
ny, FANCY GOODS, sc.

PUBLIC SALE OF a VALUABLE
STOCK OF WATCH ES, JE WELL
RYs FANCY GOODS, sc.
DY VIRTUE Of . Deed Of Assignment made by
D William Scatter TO the undeIngned, e Tustees
for the benefit Of the creditors OF said llia ShHf
fer, bearing date on the 18th day Of June, ls6S
aud duly Of record in the Clerks once Of Ohio
County, Virginia, We will proceed on the Stth day
Of July, 1888 sell public suction At the store
room Of said William ShAn-T, situate on Monroe
Street in tina city Of Wheeling. Virginia. the foE-
ing described property, 10 wit All said William
Skaters stock in trale, comprising Watches Jew
eIry, Fancy Goods, Tools and materials fixtures and
furniture In the store lately carried on by him
Monroe street aforesaid, also the uuexPired term
the lease of said store that IL TO say for the
remainder of the year commencing on the hEst dag
Of April, 1885, and ending the 8lst day Of March,
1854.
.ETerns Of Sale as follows: credit offOur months
from the day of sale upon all puTchAse amounting
TO the sum Of and upwards, and cash for all puT
chases amounting less than $50. In cases Of pur
chAses upon credit Aforesaid. the purchasers Civ
ing negotiable notes payable at one Of The City Banks
with an approved endqrser.
said sale viii be cOllinued from day 70 day until
the whole OF said property Is disposed Of
". J. HOUSTON,
jun23td @. ". MESSING.
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DIVIDEND.

oYT;cE FIRE 4 NJ. INs. Co. OF WHEELING
rHHE President and Directors OF this Company
have declared dividend OF per cent. from the
prudts of the last six months payable the stock
holders aud after the 10th inst, freq oI Federal
aud state tax. R. W. HARDING, sec'y.
2 Wheeling, July LIST, 1868. jull
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DOcRING's AROMATIC BLACKBERRY COR
D DIAL has equai for summer Complaint.
DIarThea, Dysentery, and a kinds If Bowel oua-
plant. To be had at the Odd Fellow Hall Drug
stole. tuIS
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SNHE finest assortment Of Cigars aud Tob eco Ia
tho city will be found at the Odd Fellow Hall
Drug Store. JnIS
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ran loyal papers in West Virginia copy above
twice and send hll to Executive Department.
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sEcRETARYs UFFIcE.

CLEyELAND ITSBUEGH RAILROAD Co.
F Cleveland, May 18th, lS6a
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the stoekhnldrrs Of
~ this Company viii be held At it once 10 Clsve-
land wednesday, the LIST day Of July next. At 10
clock 4. NJ sal day. to take i"tO oonsidsEAton
the Propriety Of IBcTeasin< the capital stock q the
Co. P4ny sufficient TO ali0E Of the con-
ysrs3Jn Of It's mortgage bonds. The TransleF Books
will be closed from June 2Sth 20 july %
my3O SOD z. ROCKWELL, ss5y.
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OtALL at the Odd Fellow Hall Drug store and ex-
L J anime the stock Of Perfumery, Soaps, Toilet
Articles, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Colognss, &C.
jul3
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j ULY 4 FL :
GOLD
Sparkling Mineral Wafer,
AT THE
BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
JuIi 1t
LOST
julia 1t

tIOMEWHERE in the city or the road from my
- house a black pocket book, containing papers Of
value to no one b At the owner. suitable reward
will be paid any one leaving 1t at the store OF
Geo iol5 a. g. wheat JACOB HoREBRooK.
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lust RECEIVED, q large stock Of single and
81 Double TTuEses, ippoTters Ladies'. Gents, and
Lads Shoulder Braces made Of the finest and best
materials. Every article warranted.
Jul3 4. Boxing, Agent
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PLOWS, FLOWS, PLOWS.

FLOWS, FLOWS, PLOWS.
EI0R THE SPRING or 1863 PRYOR FR0sL
would call the attention OF Farmers and Dss!Sfs
70 their very extensive stock Of Of Patent and Se6
ter Levers, Iron and Wood Stocked, Hill sldeA Se1
ter Draoght, and Stoel Mould BOArt Ptogsf y -
stzee, both right and LETT hand Among then VI
be tound every siEs Of the Pittsburgh Pi0Ss 81
own make Of steel PiJWs, an 4 Sons steel AooI-
Board PioWs, the WellsbuFg Pillow, and full slpply
Of Iron and Wooden Double and Single snO'oa
Flows, OaltiyatOrs, &c, &c.
PRYOR FROST,
'au9 Mes 81 and = Main stTeeL
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DoCKIXG's UNRIVALLED BAKING POWDER
ID still continues TO give satisfc ion 1t is con-
sideTed the best Baking Powder ever offered Try
Il Ladies. JulS