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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14

A single meal for gentleman aud his
friend, dining as "GEts 6siluu,' costs not
Iesss than 500.
We alluded iu our local column the Oth
morning 10 the hanging of a man in Green
brisr county by the name of Cseigh, during
the late expedition of Gen Crooks com.
mand, in return for murder committed by
him on Union soldier last fall during the
AveriIl raid We fnd in the atlanta Reg
i,ter the following paragraph on the same
subject taken from the Lynchburg RsPH5-
hean:
HASGrSG OF DAVID CREIsz, Esa-We
have reliable Information that David Creigh
au old and prominent citizen OF GreeDbri
er county, of high responsibility, was hung
last Friday, upon the finding of a Yankee
drum head court marshal, under the al
spices OF the Yankee commander, General
Dufay.
About year SGD, Mr. Creigh, who was
about 90 years old and a man OF powerful
build. catered his own house and found u
Yankee s,rAggter there who was plumber
ing and offering gross insults 10 his daugh-
tiers. Mr.. Creigh attacked the vandal, aud
after q desperate encounter of an urarmed
mau against armed Yankees, one of Nj.
Creigh's servants brought him an axe, with
which he killed the Yankee. In passing
through the county last Friday, it is sup
posed that information was lodged against
MIN with the Yankee General Dufay, who
summoned q drum head court martial aud
had the old gentleman hung. There can
be no doubt OF the information, and retail
iation stern aud prompt should be ordered
by the authorities.
The following rather stilted recitation of
very doubtful isoident we hnd in the
local columns OF the Register:
NEwIsH.-As a drove of pressed darkies
were moving along the street under care OF
guards, with axes, spades and picks on
their shoulders sharp boy pitched into
them.
"HalIo-hurrah for the black guards"
IVA, ya-dats right little boss"-snswered
seven foot; thick Tipped good natured
Sambo-"holler for US, for we is de new
ish OF de Gorgy skies"
Say, Corporal Charcoal, you had better
hush that, for Joe Brown is in town, and
he'll git sf,er you with his hOcus pocus, if
you talk thatway."
We'll, little boss, dar ia no use O. Mars
Joe Brown an dis chile to quarrel, cause
we is both after de same ting now-both
brought up IGN our principles by de Yauks.
You see, my Peert little marster, Mars Joe
Johnson jest call us out to dig de graves
tor dem five hundred thousand Yankees
what MArs Joe Brown, Mars Boo Toombs
and Mars Lint Stephens promis him dey
would kill, eff he would jest tole EN- down
for enough from home-ya ya-'spose 20
dagger hocus pocus arter dat-ya va. Oh,
Loriy, Mars Guard, don't puach me wild
dat sharp lou on your gun. jest vented
70 scuss principle Of hocGs Pocus wild de
little gemmsu-ya, "a"
The APPEAL says this, the weather in that
region Is as hot as ever it gets to be.
Very little news from the rebel army is
contained il the Atlanta papers. This is
/ explained by the fact that Johnson has
prohibited the reporters from giving such
Z rsSs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14

WEsE it not for the magnitude OF our
civil war, our hostiliiies against the Indi.
ans in the West aud the South west would
attract great attention. For nearly two
years We have been fighting tue Sioux, and
We see no prospect that the present cam
paigL will be decisive. 10 the drought of
those immense Parchei plains the Sioux
have a defense stronger than any artif cial
ones they could erect. Napoleou said OF
the three barriers to an Advancing army,
rivers, mountains, and deserts, that rivers
were the least formidable and deserts the
most formidable. The prairies, which have
beeu scorched By the intense sun of this
summer aud refreshed by no rain. are al
most as formidable as a desert, for they az
ford scarcely any forage for our animals.
But 10 the southwest also. in Arizona,
we have work on hand. The Apache In
dams have been very troublesome to our
settlers in that territory. They are said
by San Francisco paper to have about
thousand warriors, bold fighters, well pro-
yided with horses and arms, but short of
amuuinon. An expedition ugsinst them
was to leave Albuquerque. New Mexico, on
the 10th of June. 1t consisted of about
1900 men, 500 of whom were furnished
by the Governor of the territory OF New
Mexico, 200 by the Governor of the Me1i-
can state of Sonora, which has been inFes-
ted with them, and 200 by friendly Indian
tribes, and the remainder by miners and
b. citizens of Tuscop, Arizona. This is the
most formidable force ever sent against
them. Yet it seems to US hardly strong
enough to put down those cunning. brave
aud dextrOus horsemen. But the fighting
will be merciless.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14

NosET was very stringent in New York
yesterday. Oae year certificates sold at
90 Cleveland & Pittsburg railroad stock
at 1919 and Fr. Wayne a, lO9. The striu-
gsucy helps very materially to keep down
the price of gold. The prospect of loan
to Mr. Fessenien tends also to frignten the
spectators. Immense sums are locked up
10 produce, viz: mess pork, -four, wheat
and also in wool, and the market is swelIed
almost to the bursting point. Oae of our
most careful New York exchanges remarks
that:
"on an average, prices of domestic pro-
duce are now over 200 per cent. above the
quotations at the close of 1861, and have
advanced more Ihaa so per cent beyond the
premium GA gold. Such an iaAa,ion is
manifsstly too extreme to stand long when
the support OF lenders is Withdrawn; aud
now that money is refused to the prod zee
'.bulis," the decline in prices is inevitable
The bursting OF this bubble will bring an
easier money market; but so lopg as so
much money is locked up il dear produce,
money cannot but be scarce"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
From Morgan County.
sIa JOas's Rux,W. v, july 5, ls6

siR JoHS-s kUSI W. " July s. 1861.
Editors IntsiligeEesr:
Senator Becbtol, Robert Finn, Prosecut-
ing Attorney, and 7. NJ. Sbives, Esq, who
were captured BY 8 band OF Inboden's
men under O'Ferrell, on the 18th of March
last st Bath, have been released on parole,
aud arrived home. Delegate Wheat, one
Of the captured party, was also released
and is in Washington.
On Tuesday, July 9Th, the rebel Gen.
Smith entered Bath with 1000 men, and
remained for two days. Every Union house
was pillaged, and the rebels carried away
all the clothing they could lay their hands
on. Aaraudiug parties secured the coun-
ty and carried away a large number of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
The Lightning Ply-KiIIer

SUPPLIES A WANT IL EVERY HOUSEHOLD
- ProgeIly used, every sheet viii kill quart OF
fies. Kills instantly Try i'll You will see the m
dead and dying within i've minutes.
Lay piece OF paper say AquzTter or half sheet 90
a plate aud cover II with water. Files do not at
the paper but drink the water, and die on or near
the plate. DO not sWesten the water. as. IL then
sourz Use nothing but water and Il will last
left 70 kill.
Flies d. not get Ovsr the house. but lay IN win
rows round the plate.
l.. L DCTCHER SON, Proprietors ct AIbaus
Vt. Psr sale by T. Il. LOGAN q CO
JyS and LOGAN. LIST Z Co
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
MUSICAL INSTITUTE,

A oUsICAL INSTITUTE wil De held In wheel.
- Ing, commencing
WEDNESDAY, JULY 9th 1865,
and continue eight weeks distraction viii Be given
IN the Art Of Singing IL its various branches,
Ginning
VOICE TRAINING,
SOLO AND CHORUS PRACTICE, PsALMODY,
Etc, Etc,
Harmony and Musical Competition
Also Instructions on Piano Forte and o. -au.
Daily Sessions, Morning. Afternoon and evening.
Per particulars, address
NJ, H. MORGAN.
sZ-Eooms, first flight stairs, No. ~ Monroe
street, near Vain. Wheeling. " Va. IrI5-Im
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
The Revenue Law.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has promulgated the following explanatory
of the new Revenue Law, which goes into
effect on the Ist of August next:
Postage stamps cannot be used in payment
oflhe duty chargeable on instruments.
Il is the defy of the maker of an instru-
meut to effix and cancel the stamp required
thereon. Ii be ueglecrs to do so, the par.
ty for whose use it is made may stamp it
it before it is used; but in no case can it
be legally used without a stamp; aud if
issued after the 3Oth OF June, 1864. and
used without a stamp, it cannot be after
ward effectually stamped. Any failure upon
the part of the maker OF an instrument to
appropriately stamp it renders him liable
to a penalty of TWO hundred dollars.
SUITS are commenced in many States by
other process than writ, viz : Summons,
warrant, publication, petition, Sc, in
which cases these, as the original process
ses, severally require stamps.
Writs OF seirs Jaeias are subject to stamp
duty as original process.
The jurat of an aft iavit, taken before
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, or 9TH
er officer duly authorized TO take affidavits,
is held to be a certificate, and subject to
stamp duty of FIVE cents, except when taken
in suits or legal proceedings.
CERTIFICATES Of loan, in which there shall
appear any written OF printed evidence of
an amount of money to be paid on demand,
at a time designated, are subject to
stamp duty as "Promissory Notes"
The assignment of mortgage is subject
to the same stamp duty as that imposed
upon the original instrument, that is to say,
for every sum of $500, or any fractional
part thereof of the amount secured by
the mortgage at the time its assignment,
there must be affixed q stamp or stamps
deuoting a duty of fifty cents.
When two or more persons join in the
execution of an instrument, the stamp TO
which the Instrument is liable under the
law may be affixed aud Cancelled by any one
of the parties.
Ia conveyance OF real estate, the law
provides that tue stamp affixed must an
swer TO the VIlWs Of the estate or interest
conveyed
No stamp is required on any warrant of
attorney accompanying bond or note,
when such bond or note has affixed thereto
the stamp, or stamps denotiug the duty re.
quired; aud whenever any bend or note is
secured by mortgage, but one stamp duty
is required on such papers, such stamp du
| y being the highest rate required by such
| instruments, or either of them. Iu such
case, note or memorandum OF the value
or denomination OF the stamp affixed
should be made upon the margin or 10 the
| ackuo wleigmsnt OF the instrument which
is not stamped.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
TAG wHEE1lSa REersrER.-Cspt. Over

TIE WHEELING REersrER.-Cspt. Over
has as yet received no further orders in re-
gard 10 the arrest of Baker aud Long, edi
tors and proprietors of the Daily Register.
They still remain in the Atheneum, ana the
stfice is 10 charge ota guard The Wheel
ling LntsligsHesr says there is no particular
excitement about the maIter-the sun ri
SEES in the morning and sets ia the even
iug-sud folks down the way get up and
take their breakfasts IA MP probably he
tore-some of them, and 90 to bed when
sleepy. just as usual-Steub. Heruid
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14

CoUsHs The ADMINISTRATION OF medi-
cinsl preparations in the form of lozsaqs
is of ali modes the most eligible and con-
veuient, more especially as regards
CoUGH REMEDY. " BroIrz's Bronchial
TroehES' or Cough Lozenges aIlAy irrita-
ton, which induces coughing, giving in
slant relief in Bronchitis, Hoarseuess, H.
fueuz4 aud ConsumPtiVe and AsthmsEic
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
G. SLACK, Senator 9Th Dist
W. s. Dun SAB, NJ H. d.
JOHN II PdELPHS, Pre-. ssn.ts
TRUsTFE,s SALE

or Real Estate in the Town or south
Cameron, Marshall County.
DT virtue Of 4 deed Of truss male 70 ne bv Josu
- Jones and Paninln, his wife, dated on the ION
Day o. Mach. ISIS, and Fscorted Ia the once of
ne lecor1s r Of Marsh al c11aty, 10 DEED B5ok No
Il, page Isl, Aud also by virlas Of deed q tr1s.
made 70 ne ~ The said John Joaes dated on the
-Jth dA5 u July, ISIS, rec -rded in ths csc 81
ne AeooTdsr for Marshall county, In Iced Beck
30 l. page Ill viii, N WE'D NESO DAY. the 2Jth
day Of Juiy, 1864. Ger A. puolic auction ~ az
iLont door Of the CSart House il M0undsVIIIe Mar
shtA county, . certain Lot o. ground sitrafed il
sAid toEn Of South CAnsr0o, aud designated o. ne
pLat Of said town - Lot uaui0sE six t6l.
Terms Of ssIs-Cash-
ieI7 nc COTS, Tru.tss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
Excelsior Planning EGilI.

II AyING fitted up my establishment with the
IL Latest Improved Machinery, am now pre-
pared 10 furnish at my ONCE in BRIDGEPORT, the
same that was formerly occupied by Stewart aud
KGeline, Rough aud Worked Boards, Flooring
Weather Boarding, Doors, sash, Shingles, Shelving
COrnice BOar-s, ShutteTs MoulliuEz Palm 2, Pam
nelStuf, Frames, aud Building Materials Generally
All work delivered free OF charges 1t the Cleve-
laud and Pitts ouggh X. K Depot, aud also - the
Baltimore aud ONO and HemPdel1 Il. K Depo .,
excepting tolla
~ orders promptly attended to-
GEORGE KEELINE,
formerly of the firm Of Stewart & KeeIiue.I
BRTDGEPORI, Belmont Co., .. jeg-5n-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
IIR,C0ppGT & ShGstIrOn Ware.

TAvISG increased "a y facilities for the manu-
Ii factuEe CT this above articles, an prepared
70 ill all orders promptly. and IS cheap, cheaper,
than eau be had at any ther house IN the city l
keep the latest patterns Of slows, both Wood aud
Coal, and viii warrant every stove. an prepared
10 60 all kinds OF job Work IN sheet iron Gnd Tiu
aud will give such jobs my personal attention
SCOUTING and Gutteriug OF all kinds Eays on hand
copper aud Brass Kettles and Fruit Cans OF the best
kind also very cheap. Merchants aud -thers visit
ing the city viii 90 we'll 10 give me a cali
1e2G %. p. CALDWELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14

We alluded yesterday to the matter Of
foreign immigration as it related 70 the
prosperity OF our new State, and the efforts
now making 6y the Commissioners Of In
migration aud others, TO divert to our coun
ties some portion OF the unusually desirable
class of people now coming to our shores
from the Old country. We observe by the
las, foreign news that ten thousand Swiss
emigrauts are now at Havre and other Eu-
ropean ports, awaiting passage 10 the United
State. We wish that some of the foreign
Journals, that are constantly Pronouncing
funeral Orations over US, would be good
enough to explain how it is that the tide OF
emigration pours on towards America SO
rapidly and constantly. These hardy la
bOrers, who have gathered up their all
to cast in their lot with US, are not fools.
They are not without information respsct-
ing US. They have been moved TO come by
the letters of relatives and friends, who
are here and who know just what is the
condition OF the laborer iu this county
They are not coming because they desire or
expect to attend a nations funeral. They
are coming because they are convinced
that here is the best home for the work
iugpan, that here happiness, comPe-
tency, prosperity are before them. In vain
have some of the European States imposed
= tax 90 em,granss in order TO prevent their
departure Che effect of tins measure il
some of Il -ierman States, which tried it,
was singular. 1t at once started forth a
higher an We ihier class Of enigrAnIs.
They said lzmsslSes that if the govern
meut though, It necessary to lay . TAX OF
emigration, taen 10 the opinion Of the gov
eminent there must De game very god IL
drcemeut to emigrants. So the uiadligZ
weIl-to-do farmer. sold saeir isE-E. paid
the tax and cane ess- 70 pgr-stss issss II
the west. All the issfz-ssssr All rsgrs'
of the English aud Irisa Is-sogIsert il 70
serve to check for monss: Ire esrEs-i 0
Irish emigration which IS flowing hitler
ward. PalmerstOn tells his growing eosE
trymeu that the movement cannot be pre-
vented. OF course it cannot So long a
men can earn five or ten times as muct
here as there, AMI have superior social auC
educ aIional advantages for their children
they will inevitably continue to come
Meanwhile, let our enemies abroad 60 OF
with their TRADES about the failure of GU
institutions and the rniu of our nation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
RATIONAL MEDICINE.

DR. THOMAS KIsNER, WOULD
IL respectfully inform the citizens Of wheeling
and vicinity that he has permanently located N
this city Tor the practice Of Medicine upu1 the Rs
s0uEl or Eclectic system be has been engaged in
the practice 0this Profession for lumber ofyelrs,
and has been euiueuty sl--aslul in the tzea meat
OF al varieties Of diseases both acute and chronic
Dr.. h, as heretofore, sill dsy0t= & good share q
his time aud attention 20 the treatment o. all chronc
diseases Of beth seEts suca Consumption and all
varieties q Lung pi-es-e- all Diseases Ofthe Threat,
CstArlh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints AsTcur.al
and -eTy1ls Dis1l=e5, Ehe1ua-i-rn, Scrof1ls esery
variety Of Blol and skin Disc Asss, Epilepsy, Tuul5T,
Weu=. Spinal Af-ctious, d isea-es q the kitDeya
and Bidder, Heart Ad=cti1-s, Diseases Of the I've
aud say, Sc Those peculiar 20 Es-lalss VIZ. n
d.zz--sry Diseases OF the Uterus, Painfll ITreyu-
laE.ties, Lsuo1Trhel Prulapsus Uts-i. and 81 Nsr-
yous Diseases % vhich they are Subject Diseases
OF Children cArr,uIly and nationally treated Ned
iclnes mild, reliable aud agreeable
All S0umuEi-ati1Es strictly confidential Night
calls chsz-f1lig sad promptly AuszeEz1-
=d-utl-G aud res41-1c= ore door west OF Louis
AbltuEs Hotel, Thir- street. near Rssd : Erafg's
Drug etJIeriCe1trs rs hsslilg, " Va. O-icv a5urs
from 5 A. 4. 20 r. NJ
RaFERESCEs-
Prot. B. Payne, stsabeayilIe, Ohio.
DR.. W ID NcsrezUr,
Dr. q. Aru5- d, CAnb-idEa, Ohio.
Prof. c L CleaTelAn d, CluciuuAti, Ohio.
Dr. C. 4 Mslceilsr, Van Vert,
Js2T-lytE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
TRUSTEES SALE

OF 4 IhAGL or LANbbN " EL4A-NH S-A--AAAf
YOUR MILES EAST OF WHEELING, AT THE
COURT HOUSE, ON SATURDAY, 18TH AU-
GUST, 1854.
IN pursuance OF a deed of trust from Oscar d.
i Thompson and susan y. Tho u pson, his wife, 20
me dated the 18th January, 1855, recorded Ia tue
Recorders ofIce for Ohio county 10 Book 49, folio
S. on Saturday, the 18Th day OF August, lsti Gym.
uieuciug at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at ia front door Of
the Court House for Chic county, shall sell al
public auction the highest bidder, the parcel OF
grUo1d lying on toe waters Of W bseiing Greek IN
the county OF Ohio and State Of West Virginia, on
which the said thompson formerly residei, about
four miles Of the city Oh Wheeling. bounded
and described in said deed and containing forty and
Oue-hAlf acres; being pari OF tract Of Hand con
yeycd 20 said Thompson by ia Oh Green and VIE
by deed dated the Tth February, 1850.
TERMS Of SALE.-Ehe One-third Of the puF-
ohase money ia cash, and the mairing TWO thirds
in equal instaiuents payable six and twelve months
after date, With interest from the day OF ths sale
or IL des ed the purchaser may pay the fun amount
Of the puTchase money Ia cash. The title - De re,
taned uutil the whole Of the purchase money SHAH
have been paid. JAMES ). WHEAT,
iva Trustee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
L COTS, Trustss
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.
OFFIoE 4ssIsEAST eUARTERMAsrER, /

0FFICE ASSISTANT oUARTERsIAsFER.
~ "EEELlSG, " EsT Va, June go 1854.
OPEN MARKET flT the purchase OF Cavalry
Hor ses will Be continued NJ WheeIinE, Wet Va.
one hnndret and foTty-fve dollars viii Be paid
ioF AL horses passed By tae Board OF IusPecti0n-
sFEcIFIcATIoSs-
"An horses fer the Cavalry service mast be sound
n every particulars from u.s. dfseu to Clsl sixteen
hands high AID ls than t5l Ave nor more than
lsl years old5 EOod nssh conPAc1ly b,silt;
fectsr
Payments q be male In HCsrsidcates Of Indebt-
ednessr Tor eight horses OF more
By orJsr Of Il. Csl- JAS A. EKIN, Chisf Q. N
Cav. Bureau.
JIG. FARSsWoRTH,
teso-eodI Cat. a A 2 n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
"CARLErOS'' writes from Grants arm,

SANLSiO" "4''t7 l'oL1 NAHu' army
to the Boston JoUrHa! as follows:
before me is the memorandum of
young mau who was MORALLY wounded
few minutes ago. Here is last writing:
spent July Is6t on picket 10 front OF Peters
burg. Spent Juiy = ISIS, IN the trim riding from
Columbia TO Carlisle, Penn. and where shall spend
the 18th Of July, ls65, God only knows
Il give II as an incident OF camp life, as
showing also that this army is composed Of
thinking meu. There never was an army
like threading, writing, thinking, digging,
marching, fghriug. Il will yet win the
admiration OF the world"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
Just Opened

A MOTHER large lot Of Cloths Cassimsrs and
"A Yes;ings, TO which We wo-ld invite the atten.
tioa Of cur Customers.
We have also made large additions to our former
yFTy extensive and well selected stock Of Mems and
Boys Clothing and Genilemen's Fur1ishins Goods
to Shih woull iavite the attention Of strangers
visiting city during the Fair Either at Whole
50 Retail STEIN BRO
jyIlm Corner " in Z Monroe streets
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
SOmcial Agency

FOR THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF
IMMIGRATION TO WEST VIRGINIA.
THE undersigned appointed BY the Executive Of
Il the State under 1t OF the Leg stature,
offers TO all applicants, free Of charge, Impartial
aud reliable inform alton in regard 70 tue soil, eli.
mate, prices Of land and labor, and various indus
trial resources OF west Virginia. well As every
other kind Of information useful necessary to the
Immigrant. Correspondents in English French and
German. II. DISS DEBAR,
Commissioner Of Immigration,
st. Clara Colony, Doddridge Co, W. Va.
rar2n-arnh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
FOR SALE

A VALUABLE STEAM POWER CIRCULAR
IA s ~ MILL, situated about y miles from the
town Of West Liberty or 81 from 6s.hauy. ". Va.
Having good engine aad doubls-fued boiler, tEo
circular saws (one 81 inehl aad oSher uece sary
Engagements, with sufficient capacity 10 Manufacture
from three 70 i've tho lsau1 feet OF lumber per day.
~ present location being good or Il can be removed
At moderate cost Por further particulars apply 70
ALEN- COES,
Bethany p. o., ". Va , or
=. COEN,
ielI-lm Wheeling ". Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-14
Movement to Con.oIIdate the In
debtedness OF the Central Ohio Rail-
Road.

debtedness OF the Central Ohio Rail
Road.
From tbs St. olatrsville Chronicle
The Board of Directors of the Central
Ohio Railroad Company have recommend
ed TO the creditors and stockholders a plan
for the adjustment and capitalization OF
the Indebtedness and stock of the company
in accordance with the act of the General
Assembly of the state of Ohio, passed
March 1868. The present debt and stock
of the road amounts to S., sos 600. and the
fact that of that amount over 81 600 600
is accrued interest on the original debt
and stock Is evidence and argument
enough 10 satisfy every one interested that
the road is not only unable to pay its LA
oilities, but must ultimately, aud that be-
fore long, be sold to pay the interest and
principal OF the Prcfer-ed claims
reorganization upon a new and di-
minished basis OF debt and stock, it is
claimed, may save the Road, aud eventu
ally make It a dividend paying company
Ia its present shape everybody knows it IS
not, and cannot be paying institution
There is no risk, therefore. in adopting the
plan suggested 5y the Directors, for if they
are mistaken 10 their hopes of making it a
paying affair, the stockholders aud credi-
tors will be IN no worse condition than
they are now. By advertisement at the
head of this column it will be seen that
agreements for capitalization have been
LETT with several gentlemen in this county,
70 be signed by the STOCKHOLDERS, and
those interested may learn all about the
matter by calling on either of the gentle
men named therein.