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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-20
OFFIcE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, ~
" WHEELIS6, August, 1864.
At regular meeting of the Board held in The
city OF Whee ceiling, the 5th day Of August inst,
it was ordered that The superintendenee Of the to
lowing Turnpikes be let the 2Bth day Of Sep
tember, 1854, to the lowest bidder deemed cOmpe-
tent, namely:
The North western Turnpike from Parkersburg
to the point where said road crosses the eastern
boundary OF the State Of West Virginia.
The StAuntOn and PATkersburg Turnpike from
ParkersburE 20 the point where said road crosses
the boundary line between this State and the State
Of Virginia
The Beverly and Fairmont Turnpike from Beverly
in the county Of Randolph to RairmOht in the eOun
ty of Marion
The Wheeling and Fairmont Turnpike, % miles
eastern end from PairmOntr - miles western end
from Wheeling; and
The Maryland and Ohio River Turnpike.
Sealed bids for the suPerntendence OF these inn
prOvements for oSK TKAR will be received At the
office of the Board in this city until the said 18th
day of September ensuing In the event the super
intendence Of either Of the above named improve
ments is not let on the day sPecihsd a. Aforesaid,
the same may be let on the second Tuesday in any
month thereafter, without further notice. The
person whose bid shall be approved By the Board
will be required, in accordance with the law, to.
take the oath and give bond with sufficient security
j. EDGAR BOYERS,
auRl9. I'd Secretary Board Of Public Works
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REMARKS.
JERE WILLIAMS

After the introduction which has prefaced
the above salutatory, it needs no comments
from us to put it and its author in their
true light bsfore our readers. The brave
men in the ield-the former comrades Of
the unworthy writer-have made such a
comment as the salutatory deserves, and
such an one too, as ought to forever forfeit
from him all respect-ail influence, aud
even all federation among those whom he
distinctively addresses. Surely the people
of Monroe county, Ohio, will not follow the
lead of such a man. They cannot feel that
there is any bond OF fellowship, political
or social, between them and such man.
We ask their serious attention to the ex-
pose above made of the man who asPires
now, in the beginning of great political
conflict, to be their leader.
The following closing paragraph from
the article on "Peace Negotiations" which
we published yesterday from HarpsrJ'
Weekly, so BELTS the salutatory of Will
liams, that we, IN conclusion, reproduce it:
-[EDs. INTEL.
'Ought it not, indeed, to be enough to
name the names and contemplate the char
acters aud careers of the men who are the
most vociferpus and acknowledged cham
pions of the peace policyH Think of them,
think of the most eminent among them,
and then ask whether such leaders can
houorabIy save any nation under any cir
cumstances whatever. When men who
are universally respected declare that peace
is possible with honor, the people will cry
Amen But while those who command re-
spect neither by character nor sbility in
cessautly vituperate the Government and
clamor for peace upon rebel terms, the
people will contiune to cry "Pooh "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-20

THE uational convention Of spirituSlists
was in session at Chicago last week. and
as usual they had rich time of it. An
attempt was made to " organize the
spiritualists of the country, which produc-
ed great diversity Of opinion, aud ended
in anything but organization and unity
ton which he had written under the infu-
euce of spirits, and urged q few hours Of
Dr., Poe, of Cincinnati, produced constitu-
harmonious stiffness, that they might be
carried with spiritual manifestations, but
his appeal was unheeded. Mrs. Nelson of
Iowa, at this point thought the men had
crowded of the committees by some IN
derhanded means, and stood up for her
rights. A doctor from Missouri then
moved a committee to report on the Physi-
cal condition of the people, but it was
concluded that the provost marshal would
soon attend to that Wednesday afternoon
Geo Linn spoke of free love as distinguish
ed from liceutiousness. n also alluded to
his own small size of body, addiug-Which
was not very evident to the audience-that
nature had bestowed on him an extra
amount of brains to make up the deficiency.
Miss Lizzie Doten, the spiritual pOetessr
said she telt as though she had just emerg-
ed from the fiery furnace prepared by Neb-
uchadnezzer for the three holy children
and recommended an organization for sPir-
itualists something like that of the Masonic
order. Mr.. Fisher of Boston and Henry C.
Wright also made speeches, the latter an
nouncing himself as a worsbipper of hu-
mauity: Thursday was set apart to dis
cuss President Lincoln and his policy, and
as everybody else has expressed his opinion
of him pretty freely, the views of the spir-
its will be looked for with interest. Spir-
ituaI conventions are always amusing if
not instructive, and it is worth something
to be amused this warm weather.
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TRUSTEES SALE

pE virtue aud in pursuance Of = dsed 5f trust
ID ecuted 6y George = Thompson aud site n q
undersigned IS trustee bearing date the - n d
Of september, ls5s, and duly Of record IN the As-
cordeTs ONCE Of Ohio county, State Of Wet VlF-
gnia- in deed book No IS, toliJ 500 secure the
payment Of certain debt therein msutIonsd, VII
the sum OF 1854 79 VITA Interest thereon from the
9Th day Of September, ls5s, will On the rHIRO
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1854. between rhs hours u
o'cIOck aud o'ciOck P. N, proceed % sell the
font door OF the Court House u ohio county. state
Of West virginia at public auction, % the highest
and best bidder, the fOiiJEiug properly, 20 Wit
Lots numbered thIrty-N0- SG-Aad thirty QUE
No 3I-siruate in Daniel ZAne's Island addition
the city Of Wheeling
Selling trustee viii sell and convey only such
estate As is vest in ne by the deed OF trusr a0rs
said. but the title il believed - be unqusstiOnAbe
Terms Of SAle-CAsh.
auE6-td NJ c. GOOD. Truzfea.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

OF THE NEWSPAPER PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT, KNOWS AS THE -REGIsTER 0FFICE
ON SATURDAY, THE nth sEPTEMBER, 1854
AT THE .FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT HOUsE
FOR OHIO COUNTY:
TN pursuance Of . Deed Of Trust from Arnold
TroWbridgs and Owen D. DoEney, 70 me, bear
ing date the 10th July, 1851, recorded in the Re-
coFder's once tor the County Of Ohio, in Book IS
folio 392 the front door Of the Court House. for
Ohio County, Saturday, the 1Tth September 1854,
commencing At 10 O'Clock, A N, shall sell 70 the
highest bidder At public suction, sthe printing
presses, engines types, materials and dxtur tOolS
and implements Of any and every kind Whatsoever
contained in or belonging 70 the printing once
and bindery," then known e the @Union printing
and pubhhhirg once" and since known - the
"Register printing and publishing once"
TERMS OF sALE--Ihe one-third Of the purchhse
money in cash, and the remaining in equal install
ments, payable in dx and twelve months AFTER dafe
with interest from date; IL desired the purchaser
may pay the full amount Of the Purchase money u
cash For the deferred or credit iRItalmsnta, the
curftV. JANIS 3. WHEAT,
nuEIk n Trustee
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HOOfand's German Bitters!
From J. NstUton Brot0r, D. D., EDITOR ofths E1cJ-
cEopsdid of Religious Knowledge.

From J. Nstgtor BrotOy, D. D., EditoT ofths E1cY-
cEopsdid of Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust OF
their ingredients and effects, yet know of no sum
cient reason, why may not testify TO the benht
believes himself have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit of others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hoohand's
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. G. NJ jackson, Of
this city, because was preiudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal OF
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
meut TO try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
Of these BitterB, at the beginning Of the present
year followed by evident relief, and restoration
TO a degree OF bodily and mental vigor which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating I ther INK God and
my friend 70 directing to tn use Of them.
JIM VI IN BROWN.
PhiladeIph S,June %, 1861,
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In TIE CITY
OF WHEELING.

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In THK CITY
OF WHEELING.
DY virtue Of \ deed OF trust eKecutsi by Robert
ID DrOaS1eld and Catherine his wife % Alfred
Caldwell trustee, dated the 22d day Of Aagust,
1853 aud recorded in the once Of the Recorder for
Ohio county, in deed book iOrty four a. fOuo
hundred aud tW-nty three t--23g, and by virtue Of
order OF the Circuit Court for said county made
on the 10th day Of May, 1854, And entered IN order
book number ., page lS+, oy =hich the unders1gled
appointed trustee The place ofthe said Alfred
Caldwell, will on THURSDAY, the drst day of
September, 1s64 the front door 0f the Curt
House in said county, AZ 10 O'clock A II o1sr
sale the following described real estate. situate
that part Of the city Of wheeling commonly called
North Wheeling, VIZ: Lot number sIIfy-foIr-5+-
In square number 1ins-9-; also all that parcel of
ground situa IN n northern part Of the city Of
Wheeling and lyl1g north Of and adjoining a lot
owned and occupied by the said Dronsdeld, aat
fronting on the west sids Of Nam street one hua-
drzd and uftsel-I15-feet, more Or lee, aad run
ming back - The Ohio river a1d oei < the sAms
which va conveyed u said DTJnan i'd by W. ;.
WicLham- commissioner, On the Ilth u September,
1855. and rec0rdsd IN the Ofcs the recorder for
Ohio county in book forty-+J-folio Us.
The above described property viii b. soii sspa-
rately u together " suit purchassrs-
Terms Of Sale--ash-
jy25-ts y RICHARDSON. Trustee
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The Weekly InteIIigeneer
VaIuabIe Real Estate for sale
MERCHANTS 4 MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELlMG,

AEhCHANTS - MECHA MICS BANK
OF WaEELIHGy
or No. 100, East wheeling. sOuth sds Zane 81
IL This i desirable corner l0t
Lot No. IS, corner Of Zane and 9Th Street, East
Lot No. ~, on Zans Street, Eat wbsslias.
Lot No los, cor. q Clay and sth Street,, With in
Lot No. no, On clay street., WITH tnlprureEnsuts.
Lot Ne 16s cor. Gf Zane AID 6Jh strsst on Ehich
thers are brick tenrmsnts.
Los No. l69, On EAss Street, which there are
brick tenemantA-
one-haif Iot, No. I07, on Clay ard sth st-ssts-
CENTRE WHEELING PROPERTY
Lot No. ~. on Webster ST. adjoining the Oh Cloth
Lot No u, 6a Main st, eaIlveir' addition, with
rweaty-:iT fsst Of IotNO 2Gl, on EoH Street, With
ous-6aIi Of lot Nc. iss, on Market Street, Centre
wheeling.
Thirty-tEo feet Oflot No 299, In that part Of the
town known A. Germany
SOUTH WHEELING PROPERTY.
Lots No 9, 10, II, and II in square No. s.
Lots No, aud = with brick tenemeuts, in Square
LOts So. : aud 8, in square No 5
lots No !, / and ;. IN square No. :.
Lots No. s. s, 9, 10, Is and II IN square No. 50.
Lots No d 3, 10, II, II, IS And ID, square No 81
Lots No. 10, l3 and "a. in square No -.
Lots No 5, s. ?, 10, Is and IA in square No So
Lots No. q 10, Is, u, Is and I6, in square Nc -
Lots No. g. To- Is IL. Is and Is, in SQUARE No -.
Lots 30 ., :, Il, - IS and ID, in square No S.
Lots NO. D = L. L. ID ana - n square -
Lots No 3 \ s. ., 9, 10, L. :, Is and ID, ia s4uArs
No 50.
Lots No 3. 1, and 3, Ia square -
L0ts No I, =. 5 and ., in square ~
Lots No !, ?, 3, 4. B1dS in square ~
Lots No 3, ! aud 8, IN square No. IS.
Lots No 1 :, and 5, IN u aAre No +s-
Lot No. l, in -s4uArs No -.
The above property Il offered AZ private sale G1tiI
Mon day August ed 1854 all Of said property then-
remaining gnsold- will that day be offered Al pub
lie sale at the 'front.' door Of the Court House. ths
City Of Wheeling
sale 10 commence At 10 o'clock, a. NJ. Terms Of
Sale Onehird 20 be paid in Cash. for the residue,
Negotiable Notes Elu be taken payable IN and
tUo years after date in equal amounts, with ints-
re-t from date said notes 70 be secured 9eed Ot
Trust r R-CRANGLE. President
WheeIing, July soth, 1874. SnEi "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-20
TRUSTEES SALE

OF A TRACT OF LAND ON WHEELING CREEK,
FOUR MILES EAST OF WHEELING, AT THE
COURT HOUSE,, ON TUESDAY, I'D AUGUST,
1854.
TN pursuance Of = deed of trust from Oscar D.
i Thompson and Susan 3. Thompson, his wife, 70
me- dated the 25th January, 1855, recorded in the
Recorders othee for Ohio county in Book i3, folio
S. on Tuesday, the I'D day Of August. 1854, CON-
msncing At 10 o'clock A N, At tn front door o
the Court House for Ohio county, shall sell at
public auction 70 the highest bidder. the parcel Of
ground lying on the waters Of Wheeling Greek. in
the county Of Ohio and State Of West Virginia, On
which the said Thompson formerly resided, about
four miles east Of the city Of Wheeling, bOu uded
and described in said deed and containing forty aud
ons-hah acres; being part OF tract Of land con-
veysd 70 said Thompson BY Ja,ob R. Greer and wife
by deed dated the Tth February, 1850.
TERMS OF SALE--Ths Ons-third Of the pur-
chase money in cash, and the remaining rds
in equal instruments payable six and twelve months
after date, with interest from the day Of the sale
If dsaiI ed the purchaser may pay the f1u amount
Of the purchase money in cAAh. The title 70 be
tanned until the whole Of the purchase money shall
have been paid JAMES s. WHEAT,
auElB t. Trustee
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: ilRST NATIONAL BANK
Designated Depository and Financial 4ge't
Of the United States.
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.

his BANE IS the successor to the Belmont
1 Branch OF the State Bank Of Ohio. and is pre-
pared 10 do a general Banking, Collection and XIX
7hange business.
II ls authorized 10 receive subscriptions TO the
i,lss4.
These bonds bear date March 1st, 1864, are re
.eeuAoie 81 the pleasure Of the Government after
coin. -'s F''
Subscribers can have either Registered or Coupon
multiple Of nifty dollars.
.a'eEest on the $50 and 500 Bonds is payable
---A44y on all other denominations ssmi-annuaQy-
.asss bonds will draw interest from March lstI
- .As accrued interest from that day TO the date
- .-usclp puon- must be paid in coin or National
fT+-tt:e9ey Il paid in the latter which includes
SEQ states notes and notes Of the National Banks
-! -! per cent. premium must be added TO the
--oGlt Of interest until otherwise directed.
AHL JOHN G. TALLMAN, Cash
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UNDER the head of ''bit of romance" /"
a correspondent of the N. Y. World with
Grants army reports the following.
Just before the army crossed the
James river, and while our corps was in
the vicinity of Charles City Court House,
private John Kick mot very romantic
name for the hero of my brief romance,
but whats in a name?" of the Second
New York rifles, was taken sick and was
left at the house of the late ex-President
John Tyler. An aged relative of the
family and Miss Tyler, the Presidents
daughter lady young, good looking
and withal strongly rebelious-were the
occupants ofthe mansion, which, should
say, en- pdSsaHt, was ransacked to some
extent by our soldiers before a guard was
stationed to protect it The army in
course of time, passed away, and the sick
man languished in the luxurious rooms
of his fair young host, in whose breast
pity and sympathy soon emerged into
that stronger passion which rules the
court, the camp, the grove"
Forgotten was the Ihated blue of the
federal soldier; forgotten the vandal work
which still left its traces behind; forgot
ten the anger with which Of .yore Virgil
MAS foemen was want to inspire all
true CD daughters of that State. She
loved the Yankee, and the young riae~
man returned her love, as the novels say
Of course the next proceeding was mat
rimony. A minister was found, and
they were united in the bonds of matri-
mony-more fortunate, in this respect,
than the prototypicaI Romeo and Juliet
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Official Agency

FOB THE PROMOTION AND Protection
IMMIGRATION TO WEST VIRGINIA
TTHE undersigned, appointed By the KGecutivo Of
L the state under At Of the Legslature,
offers 70 all applicants, free o. charge, impartial
and reliable information In regard . the sell, cH-
nate prices Of Land aud Labor, aud EAr1ou1 indus
trial resources Of West Virginia - veil every
other kind Of information Useful neceaszTy The
immigrant Correspondence in English Preach and
German II. DL5s DRBAR,
Commissioner Of ImmigratfOn
Sc. Clara Colony, DOddridgs Co. W. Va
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Excelsior Planning Mill.

HAVING fitted up my estaslishmsnt With th
IL Latest Improved Machinery, an lOg pre-
pared 70 furnish AZ ny once in BRtDasPOac, ras
sane that Was formerly Oee 1pisd By stewart aud
KeeIine, Rough aai Wired Boards, Rio0ri nz-
Weather Boarding Doors, sab Shi ngisa. ShslVin<
CornicS Boaris Snuttsrs- NOuldiuSs- Palfnzs Pal-
nel5tuf. Frames, aud Building Materials Generally.
AL work delivered free Of charges the ClsTs-
land and Pittsburgh B. g. Depot, and also ~ the
Baltimore and OHIO aud Hea9dsli 4 & Depot
excepting tolls
Orders promptly attended TO-
9BORGE EEELINE
Formerly Of the arm Of stewart Z KssliasI
BRDGEPoRT, Belmont Co, O. fes-smS
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PIRLIC NALE
VALUABLE AEAL ESTATE AND PERs1S
PROPERTT

OF VALUABLE AEAL ESTATE AND PERs OSAL
PROPERTY-
7 WILL SELL By AUCTION, on the premises, -
L MONDAY, tne 29Eh Of Auzust, commsuci1g At
10 o'clock A N, Two Los Of zrOunt-NOs- Is and
19-siruated in the town OF F1It5u- aie sEs- Of
Wheeling. Upon one lot is srsctsd god lricl
dwelling house aud the othera substantial traI
dwelling, with all Necessary OuIDuiIdInss au1 Jtht
Improvements
Also, a. the same time aRd place, 7 Eiu sell tHs
horses tSO setts Of hATnsssr two wagon one 5Iggy,
one milch COW, lot Of hogs EC-, tagsthsT Eita
ali my household aud kitchen furniture emB Lcing
= full assortment Of everything neczsary Tor hoGss-
keeping
Terms made known on day ofsale-
Gzn z W1crH.r. Anctioneer- NJ
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valuable Property for Rent.

TO LET on GROUND RKNF, for term Of ysars,
L about one hundred and dfty fest Of tie prop
srfy fronting on Main street, aud running back
about cue hundred and Jhirty-EWo feet, and known
- the Zane HOMESTEAD property, immsdiAtSly
north Of und adjoining the Hornbrook buildfnEB-
This property win be rented in suitAbIs building
lots, and embraces some OF The bsst uaimProVod
property m tns city.
p. E.R.ARMsTROE9,
ies-f Trustee Of Emily A Zane
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Delivery TO commences on or before the-day OF
- 1864, and TO be completed or before the
day Of-ls6-, and-Fledge--to enter
into written contract with the United States With
good and approved security within the space Of ten
days after being notified that my bid has been &C
Your ob't servant,
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GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents Of - in the
County o., and State d, hereby jointly
and ss1eraIIy covenant With the United States snd
guarantee in case the foregoing bid of--be ac-
cepted that he they will forthwith. the accept
ance Of said bid execute the contract Of the same
With good aud sufficient sureties in \ sum equal
the amount Of the contract TO furnish the q VI
proposed nconformity % the terms Of adver-
tisement dated - 1864, under which the bid was
made, and in case the sAid-shAu fail 70 enter
into a contract Aforesaid, guarantee 10 make
good the difference between the ofer BY the said
and the next lowest responsible bidder, or the
person TO whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands and seals this-day Of
-lS6A.
Witness
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FORM OF PROPOSAL,

Town. COUNTY AND sLAT1l
LDALE.
The undersigned hereby propose TO furnish and
deliver 70 the United States the QuArtern aster
Department at -. agreeable 70 the terms Of your
advertisement inviting proposals for Quartermas-
tsr's Stores, dated Cumberland, Md.,-ls6+, the
folio wing articles, viz:
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

OFFICE ASSISTANT oUARTERMAsrER,
" WHEELING, WEsr Va, June 90, 1854
OPEN MARKET for the purchase OF Cavalry
Horses will be continued AZ Wheeling. West Va
One hundred and 6fty dVe dOilArs viii be paid
for all horses passed by the Board Of Imposition
sFECHICATIOHs-
''AH horses for the Cavalry service must be sound
in every particular; from l5 hfsesn 70 CI6J
hands high, and less than (5J ave more than
90 yeAra old in good hssh; eOmPaetly bSiit:
bridleEise; Of good action, and free from AL de-
fectz-"
Payments to be made in "CeFtidcAtss OF Indsbt-
edness" for eight horses more
By order Of Ii. Col JAS A. EKIS, Chief @ n
Cav. Bureau
J. G. FARNsWORTH,
ie5O-eodtf Cat 4 N
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a sCATHING DooUmENT.

Something for the People of Monroe County
Ohio, TO Read What Sort Of a Han ii
Takes to Edit a Gopperhsad Newspaper.
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To be certified by the United States District At
torneY, Collector Of Customs, any other ofhcsr
under the United States Government, responsible
person known 10 this ofdce-
The Express charges must be prepaid on all sam
ples sent for inspection
A Y. BARRINGER,
Captain and Chief Quartermaster,
sug17 Department Of West Virginia
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We, the undersigned, commissioned Off
GERS of the 25th Regiment, o. V. '. L, fully
endorse the above letter, and know the
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statements contained therein to be true.
We are ready to prove the same, and even
more, if called upon to do so.