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The New York herald., 1864-09-17

happy coincidence oil the different ranks OF social life are
reprosented n this u state bers
On tue Supreme Court Of justice governors OF states,
generals OF divisions and of sabateru ocsrs
deputies 70 Congress, government employees, mer-
cusnte, lawyers, phvsicisus, engeers, editors
ana capitalists, all professions aud ali States Of
the Republic are here worthiy represented. From the
heated plains Of Yucstsn tae fertile banks Of the
Iooasoo 10 the sanuy shores OF Iamsuipas and from
the mineral mountains OF Chihuahus to the rich and
beautiful shores OF the Pacific. have met 10 com
memorate o,r nations Independence. We are all xui-
mated by one sent nent and inspired bv love
Tor our cQuntry-a love which 10 only Increased and
purified by our distsnce from our native land, and
which becomes only the more tender and epdearing
the greater are bar mistortunes. This reunion viii
seaoe our deractors ny proving TO them that wherever
We may be or wh ever may be the circumstance under
which Mexcane may meet, they will manifest ther low
for their country their faith In the triumph or their holy
ceuse their irrevooahie determination 10 continue de-
Tending u, their gratitude towards those who
gagged this holy work and their desire snd willingness
to lay down ther lives 10 protect tho honor tho nde-
pendepce apd the free institutions oi their country.
And so the meeting we0t on barInontously and with
perfect reodship To tho end We have seldom SAT- down
pleasant less, and the memories of the 18th
OF Ssptcmber thus hastily setched In this rapid report,
will long live in tho remembr OF tho Meicans who
present and be cherished by tbonsauds who will
back the Yankees stoutly express IL,
90 good and sound a republican cause
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
IhE WEEKLY HERALD.

| The Hcst and Cheapsst Nowspnpsv IA
4 the Country.
ros wnmLr HsssLD, Tor the present -set reNfv
this Saturday n,ornng, will give
Tho latest News from tho Army under Gsnsra ssss.
man at Atlanta Ga with OF the Truce pevess
hs onion snc Rebel Generals and the preparations TOR
she Removal OF the Cnseus OF Atlanta beyond Gsusss
Shernsns uos The ates, despA,cbes fren Iieutenaus
Gsnera Grants Army Petersburg Va; The Isssss
Ne~s from Sherideas Forces ia tho Shenandoah vasys
with accoGns OF another Victory rhe latest ioelgenns
from tho Land and Naval Pore cs IN Mobile Bay; ms
ieest Nsvs from the Union In all parts OF tAs
'untry Important dispatches FROM Generals Grant aoa
rmsn In reference TO tha Draft Ths alest accounts a
movements Of the Rebel PrvstcsuG The laess Fsvs
romths Rebel States important News rom Europe, osl
sit other parts o. the world Imporis a, movements
among tho potcsens appr snchng prsss
Dental election lo-sry The interesting tory OF Late
is Not Never, Littynry and Scientific Item The Pars
for August important Information oe Farmers
and Agroutursts uacal and Theatrical Rov cw of sss
sporting Ioie genes Fncstia; Valuable revisws
n the Money Comm ercssi Dry Goods Cattle HorSs
Markets. and accounts " all important svsnls OF shs
week
TsRAs-sngo subscriptions, 81; Three copies SO fsivs
copies s. Ten copies S15 Single copies i've cenis sA
A limited oumber Of advertisements inserrsd.
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NOTICE TO AovEFrlsssy.

me immense pressure Of Advertisements up,n pu
oclumps renders necessary that soons ,.xs son.
means 60 preserve space for news. Tbs priss e
spscuistors that impossibis FOR AZ priu. tripss
aoaarup,s sheet without almost doubling prss4as
rates or advertising, rasog the price OF tbs HxsAp
TO two or six por copy. rhs not yst pre-
paved to do bus win be Obliged TO lay ali
tisemsnta DOT handed Ia at auhcentiy early hour ana
these Advertisements w take their turn the NEXT dxy
Advertisers Tfi ana TO their advantage. therefore, =
hAod in their rsvsrs aot later than nne aclock sns
syanox
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News from san Frnncisco.g,

SAN FRANCISCO, sept. l6 1894.
Matters in this state quiet but prosperous Tho
depression mining stocks has not affected the work
actual development in tho yield OF gold and sill
vor, which large. Tho usual manufacturing
interests now prosperous than over.
Tho political campaign has besn inaugura,od bya 50
riss OF meetings by both political parties.
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
Brooklyn CITY Ne vvs.

TINE EXPENSES or VOLUNTEERING IN KINGS COUNTY.
meeting Of the Kags county Board OF Supervisors
asd Thursday ovdrsng 10 tho Court House. Mr.. Osborne
presented the follow stscment Of the disbursements
Of tho special Committee Boun,es from November 49,
ls6a to september IL, 1864, inclusive. II also shows
the number OF volunteers and substitutes enlisted and
tho bOunties Maid Ter
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The Regotsations IA Niagara EAis aae
the Presfds0cy.
tcnhon Bec'e, N,ssass Ials Ius: ls ccrrsspsee't'e

of The ondon Times
The friendly intercourse between She Southern emses
saiee and sgcnr and the leading democratic POLITICIANS
of the North and North vest continues a. active ~ ever
Separated for long period from each other ~ the
terrible exigeooies OF war, and connected many of
them are by Of marriage and consequently ~ well
~ thoee Of social and political somrsnionship u s
surprising that they should take advantage Of the
agreeable propnquity q Canada TO meet together Tor
friendly discussion on The OF their ommon
country, and tho possibilities Of peace. not Of recon:
ciation.
Tho effect has been 10 concentrate all mems attention
upon the approaching Convention AZ Chicago, AID 10
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

Brand reth's pills.
WHOEVER TAKES THESE PILLS ACCORDING TO
the printed directions will have all the health tue body ts
capable Of aud life will be prolonged beyond the usual
| limits -
None genuine unlsss B. BRAEDRETH 10 In white letters
n government stamp,
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ISoUIsra BAY, c. H., Sept 10, 1884
The bark Sophia Mckenzie, five hundred tons, Crige,
MASTER OF Belfast, Ireland, from New YORK in ballast,
bound to Dahouse, went ashore in Broad Cove usbt
before last during a tog. Crew saved. Vessel total
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

Astentt0n.-COmm m mStt-es on Rnnn eFss
Trwnspsrenciss Flags &C., cali at rs East Broadway.
u II. TYLER, Manufactures.
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To Paper mnnufacr i
CAsh will be paid for 1000 OF goo4 FourdxsAn
Paper. Size, 32xt6-43 tbs
Apply az shis o6sA
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

Tyne Metal and Old Lead Wnnter.-
Cash w he paid for few hundred weight OF Rype MstAA
and oil Lead Apply at the dask OF this Office
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

BTOwnIee,s One Disease (ExternaN
Remedy Of Nearaign, Nervous Rheumattss.
Spinal Diseases hnd Paralyr Idmbs For sale waoe ss
IA retail by BARNES co, II Park row. \. r.
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Rramdrafh,s Pills.

All the Lmtest Fall style OF Cloth aaA
Fet Hats now ready at GREEN'S. i&S Nassau street
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Are You In Pain f-WOicott's IDstane
Pain ADnihaor gives instant relief Every family assds
H. In market.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Ahe Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only pevfose
dya Sold by all druggss Factory 81 Barclay atroeS
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Al tho Lnscst Fals style or Cloth ma
Felt ready at q, GREENS, IA3 Nasaaa srsss.
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CsistsdorO's Hair Dye, Pres"rvattvs
and ig Depot Wholesale and retail. No. Astor HeuaA
The dye ed skiiul artists.
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AZ Ola Pricea.-Wedding Cards ana
Note Pspera -EvBRDHLL'S elegant syles. Ooy at 10
Broadway, corner OF Duane strees.
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Priass Casaed An AL Le9A,ixed Lotts-
yes J. X. CLAYTON co, Ne. 10 wall street
& ma ue YORK.
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Beauttfw, sompte IAon. - Laird
Bsem Of Iouh, or LaS,a Pearl II nss no equal for pr
serving ana beaufy p9 the coynpesou skin Sold
~ drusssss and By JANIS LAIRD soss Proprietor. u
BryAdway
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Prizes tashea IN Al, LeEaiixed LQt-
,sties. and Information given. JACOB,
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Corus, PuntOns. Nasis. Enlnrxrd Jos nfas
all diseases OF the feet cured BY DIR. ZACHARIE. No. ~
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s~senck's senweed Tonic-The Bese
tonic the world sold at HBLhBOLDs srus store sss
10 Netropol Hotel.
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SchercG's Pu,mOnie Syrup CvreS
coughs, colds and consumptsu Sold Al ahLs
chemical warehouse, No. 59< Broadway, next Ae1opo--
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\ Crtass Cnshet Al LexaIixed Lat.
| terss c. WEST Ne 5K Pima street. n. Y rooIa s.
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ne.~,,riuu cy ebe S,uth.

A LADY who has managed n return from what was
the weahes; and most prosperous ert of Aabams,
makes this stsene concerning the condition aud spirit
OF the southern people
The desoation OF southern states beygars descrip
ton Uestitution aud poverty have taken the place OF
opulence and prosperity Mon that were worth hundreds
o thousands are reduced 10 utter poverty As for tue
iuxuros OF life, formerly abundant in tho south thers
Those formerly the weaithest have nothing 10
sustain life but what the country Affords and not enough
Of that for by mpressmept Ia taken from them for the
army Their rarments even tner shoes, the families
have TO make themselves. They spin. weave, and dye
their cotton, and homcspun clothes rich ard poor.
Tea. coffee sud sugar are not to be had; mk and
water are the only beverages; Indian corn 10 their
principal food The families are broken up aud ruined
You seldom meet with male inbsbitant, and
" you d., he is eshsr iahrm or cripple large por
more crippled FOR lifetime; many patriotic Union msn
Iied Of broken heart what remain in the army
PRESS gangs the country al directions search
Of men ior the army All ties Of sccial lhe arc COM
Eed justice 10 msted out by the nitsry Universities,
colleges and schools are Ai suspended. The country IN
many % nn,n c,or. e ~.
fences burned trees cut down, domestic snmas
killed robbed or taken for the army Bot whatever the
Southern people suffer they bear II with herolsm
and restoration they have little hope Of There
are very few any, that prefer ishominy 10 death.
measures they deem impossible surrender ., dscre
,on, and arc resigned TO utter destruction.
why 10 Phnien's Night Bioontns
cEREus like negative majority Because y tcslss The
noes tnossl
Lon tavfshins p.liuae made ~ not Chinese
dnc,on certainly osss the seen. raj Fiowery King
com.
Prsr.. cashea In all LsEaiixed Lott
Brokers omcs, l7s Broadway, n T.
rsisss Cashsa sn Al LexaIixed Lot.
,eres G. WEST Ne sH rina street. n. Y, rooz s.
Psiass Casaed An al LegA,ixed Loxts-
Yiss J. X. CLAYTON co, Ne. 10 Wall street,
ruona Noe. and q. New YORK.
BeauttfW' SomDte lAon. - Latrd's
Bloom OF rou,h, or Lasa Pearl n has no equal for pre-
serving ana beautifip2 the coynpesou and skin soid ~
~ drusssss and By JANIS LAIRD sole Proprietor va
Broadway
Address 10 Snokers.-Poilak ~ scn,
Meerschaum mannacturers removed from btoome ~
70 691 Broadway, Fourth street WhoesAe snu 70
/ tan. Pipes cnt V order and repaired.
A. M. uays Il CO., 81 matNen bnne,
Clocks Brouses, FAinnss rAas CIV oooas. ss"es
! Cases. Ae
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Rupture Cared. .-.sWhhe's Patent Ls-
- uRKooRY CO., 6Ve Broadwsy.
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DeaT1~ss md Disc or the Eye spe-
ciaily treated by DR. CALDWELL "A Clinton placs. kigA0
street. from y TO 3.
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Address 10 SnsOkers.-Poilah ~ son,
Meerscnaum mannfacurers removed from Btoome esree'
70 6o1 HrcadwAy. near Fourth street WhossAe s"u y
tail Pipes cat V order and repaired
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Fine ooid watch Chatns-NsW Po4-
,.rns-Ons Two and Three Hundred to Ose rAousas1
Dollars each For sale by @. q ALLbN Ais BROADWAY oss
hsinv Ca
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why - Phnien's Night BiooM ming
cEREUs like negative oriy' Because II tcElss the
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

Although the nj ht bcsming eersus from witch PHA.
Lon p.lluae made ~ not Ghiness pro.
ducon II certainly onas 70 the seen. raj Fiowery King
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children Tsshiag cures Dysesry and Diarrhss Hsai.0
a.. sto,nse and Bowels and cures Wind Coie
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T~usses. Elastic stsC xings. ~...s..s
CO. Once only at No. ! vsssy shsss Is''
The West Indian HAIR Curier.- -
rsned 70 curl the mos, aud ,s1 DAT on sar,s
sno,calou into shorf rirseis or ~. wsaI oaS-
Sent % any address rsce ~ 2, -.
bart zen nor 525l New York Posi om"'
Tne Japanese Hair stain 1917
-,1s... "a mnstachc beautiful BLACK OF orowa
% H ars silon Color WI net tsae % ~ssn
ouA ony eenr % rpExx Phnsdepha, Sole rrorctesos
siu,i>oii. "a Broadwayi Osmas 3srnes
cn :. N psTt row G. Wes Co Is ,sn AZ s'~~
r..t. Political Banners, fiags, %.
q n TYLER 70 East Broad wav, New tefA
Untr,mrned Felt aAd Meissxi~ Hats
(wsssaAle and rstanh
LADrss
MISSES sors AND SrASrA
MGEsrrs, SIS Broadway
wtmdow shades. .~A
Gold Holland 10. New Myls SHADE Eir,rsr, ~ ~.v
urics a. l. AZ o. kBLfS, Ss brosovr.
| wigs. Toupess. Hsir Dye, Hs' DSes
| ANA Ncdayia Cream for beAunfying ths haw -->sA
l "1 W. A. RArohkLoRs 10 so1a
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A. m. Hays a Co., 81 MAIDEN Lave,
Clocks Brouses. FAintings Faas, CIV oooas. 's"e
Cases Ae,
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Ladies Returning from the County
IL YOU wish Boots Shoes for yourselves and Amso
ouy them Al MILLER 4 co ., 3s7 Canal street
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

Lace Curtains
AZ reduced pricss r,,, a. y.
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

Serious disturbances have taken place Ia Syria
Armed hands occupied the interior. Aiexandreta and
interior OF the insurrect0n continue threatening
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-15
FREIGHTS.

By this route Freights of all descriptions be for
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
or Baltimore to and from any point the Rail Roads
Of Ohio Kentucky, Indiana, illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods be for
warded TO any port on tho Ohio, Muskngum, Ken.
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and at
Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to all
Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the Transports
ton of their Freight to this Company, rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point In the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, are at all times favorable charged by
other Rail Road Companies.
EEBe particular to mark packages "via Psnn'a
Central r. R." -[
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to or address either Of the following Agents Of the
company LtGE ....t t-iEe 4gt Z
D. A STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE CO., Transfer A gents, Pittsburgh.
II. w BROWN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
R. c. MELDRUM & CO., Madison, Indiana
J. E. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
w. NJ. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind.
r. F. SASS, st. Louis Missouri.
CLARKE & CO., Chicago, Illinois.
J. H. McCOLM, Portsmouth, o.
J. M. LOVE, Maysville KY.
HALL & co., Marietta o..
E. AYRES, Muskingum River.
W. II. & E. L. LANGLEY, Gallipolis, ..
Il. s. PIERCE & CO., gainesville, o.
n. H. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
E. C. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-15
LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards well
watered and supplied with every convenience, hav g
been opened this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants From Harrisburg,
resting choice is offered Of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
New York-jvia allentown and with fewer changes
than any other
EN0OH LEWIS, Gent Superintendent, Altoona,
Pa.
IL. HOUPT, Genr Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
delphia. ianlI
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-15

TR4NSPO RI ATOM
: fTF FIs64 liz II I
PENNSft vANIA CENTRAL r Ri
PHILADELPHIA j 70 . PlITgSSaBggRGHl
nSi see Nnesses psssis Tesl<. 70
10 49, CO.
TReMail portions Of the West North
n west and South west, this line and It's connections
firm esr tie shortest or the best route % fniaoe
mia NeV York Boston, Baltimore and washington.
ansons S;sh sD.ea with perfect safety every a
piianOs for comfort that can be Prossea SsT have AVE-
eecaf passenger cars for day and night service nAys
seCsatly BEEN added 70 the equipment Of the Pennsy
vania Central Rail Road % 1-3la GOV
FOUR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
'ol''P"D - FROM ~. nv 70. I'll!
pIrTsBURG. to PHIL DELPHIAl
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
EiEzT n-l es-Si' FROM .....
p1rTsBuRG TO NEW YORK
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
PITTSBURGH TO BALTIMORE
| TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS;
FAST MAIL-LeayesPit Pittsburgh ut 500 A. d, arrives
al Altoona for breakfast at 7.4o A. NJ, reaches haT'
i BAITIHORE PASSENGERS by this train leave Har,
rsburg at LOO P. N. and arrive in Baltimore at o4'
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train leave Phila;
SsPhia at s'S p NJ and arrive in Ne" YORK az i'.'
THROUGH ACCOMMODATION Stopping at all Sta
tions-Leayes Pittsburgh at 800 A. NJ arrives
Altoona for dinner at NJ, reaches Harrlsburl
at STOP. M, and Philadelphia at Ills ?. N.
THROUGH EXPRESS-Leaves Pittsburgh at 800
! NJ arrives at Altoona for supper at O. 20 +. M.
reaches Harrisburg at $50 A Nd. and arrive In Dbl
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train leave Phil
adelphia at 8 A. NJ. and arrive In New YORK
FAST LINE-Leaves Pittsburg at s43 p. NJ, arrive.
at Altoona at l.2O A. NJ reaches Harrisburg at gu
A. M and LANCASTER for breakfast at 7.2s A. NJ, ar
irving in Philadelphia at 1888 A. M ,.r. u.r
risburg at 100 A. NJ and arrive In Baltimore at LID
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train have
choice of routes. A sleeping car runs through non
Pittsburgh to New York, without change, wa. Har
rsburg and Allentown, arriving in New York at la
e P. NJ. By way of Philadelphia, passengers reac
New York at 800 P M. .....
! TICKETS FOR SALE TO BOSTON BY BOA.
OR RAIL.
BOAT TICKETS GOOD on ANY OF TIE SOUND LINES.
FARE TO AL P9d niTgv As Low As AN.
SLEEPING CARSs
g 'se ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
pHIl AHA NEW Y0RK a BALTIMORE
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
R&A sl azs

OyrIcR BALI l. ONO RAILROAD Co.
Wheeling Station, Augs, 1863
ON and after Monday night, the 10th of Au gust,
~ the P assenger trains will be run by the fol.
lowing schedule:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-30
LETTER ABOUT OIL.
OurspOnasnoo Cincinnati OOmmsrcial
OIL ON the BraIn-OiI In Spasms-OtI,
z OII, spasmOdie OIL.

OiI, SpasmOtIis OIL.
PARKRRsBURG, Va, Dec. II, 1854.
If you want TO be bored, come 70 this oil
region. Here's the place where you bore
and get bored. IPs nothing but oil from
/ morning till night-oil on paper-boiled
oil-poople talk, write, sleep end snors oil.
AK q man how far it is to Charleston:
"TEenty-six miles from slabsides' oil
spring"
fJust Is soon as SlOeum's oil is loaded. +"
"What was that fight about TesteFdsyP"
"Oil."7
jenkins married an oil well yesterday
or just as goOd-maFried Miss SutRkins,
whose father struck "ile'' few days ago.
Sntffkins hadn't time to go to his Wife's
funeral last Tuesday-his '.ile would run
over % t,luEhLA tt.F i'NilnTS. .'i
Preachers preach about oil being poured
upon the troubled waters, and say this Is
the very spot where the oil for that occa-
sion Gomez from.
Islept on four barrels of oil last night
every hotel, full.- TbB entire country
looks greasy, people have oily tongues.
aud your oI.factory nerves are strongly
impressed with the terrible stencil. Every
body has territory for sale, aud there are
BLGuNy Va aH0 AOAAASASJ "AS N--@-
tieipate the realization Of the Baron Nun.
ehausen stories that are afiOat.
f" Every sharper has q map Of the region,
and can tell Q stranger exactly where the
picest spot is-he-has been there, knows
the place, but is short of funds-hAs no
personal interest in the matter, not he in
deed. But in mere matter of friendship
advises you to buy there and then do what
he is doing-bore, and oil must come.
Men seem crazy; victims are plenty.
Seeking to become suddenly rich many q
tolerably well-to do, but over-sanguine
individual goes his pile and loses all he
has and sneaks OF; afsw strike lie and be-
come millionaires, but not one in hun
dred bot get their fingers terribly burned.
John Gray, formerly of the Cincinnati
Police, has just arrived in Parkersburg,
from Beverly, Virginia. he reports the
boys out there as having skirmish with
the febs, few days since, and giving them
another sound threshing. Johu says the
boys call themselves Ohio and Virginia
T1reshing- g-maehiHes, aud SO the Johnny rebs
have found them.
Gray is interested in the oil business.
He is about to sink a shaft at Clarksburg,
Parkersburg is thriving under the oil in
huence fine buildings are going mp and it
is a splendid place for any set of energetic
business men, who desire to make money
legItimstely.
Jim wharton, the sterling old editor, has
sadly Rorsaken the paths of rectiude, and
become street commissioner. For more
than a year past he has been on voyage
of discovery to find boston, to the streets
there-the filthiest, muddiest, dirriest, mas
tiest streets that were ever seen. Whar-
ton says he will try two years longer. and.
if he cau't get 'sm clean, he will resign.
They have a thorough Union paper here
The Weekly GaEette-and the editor
tells me he is about to issue daily. He'll
strike oil. Yours, &C.
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10. s. Marshal,s Sale.
Unitsdsata

United States
"a District Court OF the
sundrV narcSis Of goods Uniisd State for tbs
seized by ThOA Horn Dig.rtet Of West yirEiniA,
brook, Surveyor of e. wheeling Pail fsTm.
Customs, for violation 1854.
pf Rsvenas Lava Order oi b1io.
IN pursuance Of an OFdsr Of sale tlIuod frI.n Ths
IL Clerks once Of the District Olurt Of the Uaitsi
5tAtes the District Of Wed virginia iu tno shove
entitled cause will, on MONDAY, The 16EH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1885, at the Auctto1 Roo ns Of as0rgs
=. Wiekhamy corner Of Unloa and AsTEet StreetS
WhsaIinE W. Va, proceed 90 sell ct Public auction
20 the hiEhaE aud baIt btddoE, the nrcios rU-rFea
TO In aid order, colliIting Of Nhsky, CSEna7 Bran
dy, Ginger Brandy, Blackbsrry Bran1ys Port Wt1S.
OGtaWba Wins, Holland Gin, Oder, schuapPa Dys-
peptieBirtors IN barrels and boltto
Gan Csps Rosin, saitDetsr Bar Lad, P0gdsr, shot.
Ballet M5ulds, Ons RsVolVSr, Rias. ClgArS. Hus-
eaT Counter Sealss, Sats Rt9aE, Blaeklng Eo1aoop.
SaIt Fmpty Saeks, Wsbbng Gun RiintE. Horse
Shoes OAShnEs ShOsI SOCKS, ApPles. Oas Catl EOpo.
MOlasses, Matches, Rieo, lax ke-S Sc.
Terms Of Sale, Oash-3overnnasnt fand1.
ssIo 70 couulaaes ns 10 O'olos< A u. and eoltinua
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-30

CGECmNATI, Dec. 29.-Three members Of
the family Of John NJ. Reese, Of Doerfeld,
Warren county, Ohio, were murdered in
their beds on Monday night, and two others
badly wounded by some unknown per-
son.
A dispatch to the Commercial from Lou
lisa, Kentucky, says that the raid OfStone-
man or Burbridge WAS a perfect suecess.
Breckinridge and Vaughn were whipped,
their artillery captured and their forces
scattered. SaItville was burned and the
works destroyed. The railroad from BTis-
toll to 90 miles beyond WytheVille, with
the rolling stock Bristol and WythevilIea also
are in ruins. The property destroyed is
estimated at SEQ, 900. 900
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-30

Naw YoaK, Dec 29 The steamer Aus
tralasian via Liverpool on the 18th and
Queenstown the 18th, arrived this after
noon, with two days later news.
The London Times applauds Secretary
Seward for the we'll meFited suub which
he gave Mr.. Parker, the would be presen-
ter Of peace address 10 President Lincoln,
LIVERPOoL, Dec. l6-FlOur quiet and
steady; Wheat steady; Germ qdiet, mixed.
26@27; Beef steady; pork firm; Butter
steady; Lard dull aud easier Petroleum
active, refined 2s; cotton closed dull and
weak; Breadstuffs quiet aud dull. Sugar
tends upward.
COnsOls S9A9s94.