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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18
Something New.

nR: !. A. BoIcEs ANTI-pYspEpT1o AVN
- 1LIAsEHAATLo-Tho only CERTAIN epro
oT ~ Liver Complaint, JaGndiee, DssSSsS
All dIssStSt CaIenle or Nervous Debility, and
SS1oo % LAYER, such as constI patton Heartburn,
RoIaL1, EpIlnsls and Weight in the stomach, Sour
u S ~ At the Pit Of the stomach, fI1ttSTipS
NSSIisP 6auon Of the Heart Dull Pain in the Head
49, ns expiration, Burning Of the Palms Of the
DO na IEitehinB Of the Nerves. AlSo an EhsetGni
10 FEMALE Suspensions, irregularities add
Many Testimonials Of its curos might be rivsp.
~ I1e oeSt evidence ID trial of its VirtusG Sold
y Az the Druggists In Wheeling and BridgopoTt,
Prepared BY B0IoE L WILLIAMS,
1ell.a Wheeling Island Wet VITTtnia
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LOST.
Ladies OF the Island and Bridge,
MORT,

THE Ladies' Of the Island and Bridgeport are re-
II quested to meet this evening ct x O'Clock at
MRS. MULRINk'S, on the Island, to MAKE arrange
ems in connection with the festival am Fair,
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E Excelsior Planning Mill,

HAVING fitted up my establishment with the
- Latest Improved Machinery, am now pre.
9ame that was formerly occupied bT stsnrt a HnS
tAHtselipe, Rough and Worked Boards, PIoorinT.
Ather-BoaFdinB Doom, Sash, Shingles SheIvjnS1
So59ee boards, Shutters, MouldInEs Palip1S pSSi'
Frames, and Building Materiair CIeneraII1
a Al Work delivered free Of charges at the Ceye
~ nc FtS5ITgh R 3. Depot, and also At the
excepting toIlI - ? NePou'
HTords1 promptly attended to. - ..,a,-
. GEORGE KEELINE,
blLDoEPoRT, Belmont Co, o. fsa.Srn2
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STRAY cow.

NAME to the residence OF the spbscribsr ~, ~
~ National Pike, ono mile east of Roney's Point
ABOUT NIsHs the hTst Of May last, LIGHT RED cow
~, sone white on all fours; supposed TO be about
proving property and paying all charges
lell-Jte RARnMEr NRnKU
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. VaIuabIe PrOperty Tor Rent.

ITO LET ON GROUND RENT, for term Of vo.r,
-, ABOUT one hundred aud any feet Of the prop
about one hundred and thirty 1.-TWO feet, and KNOW
~ me ZinS Homestead property, immediatelX
TIL!h o. and adjoining the Horn6rook buildIngS
Cne property will be rented in guitnble bnIISIS::
lou, AND 4, embraces some Of the boSt lnimproTed
49,. F.R.ARMsTRoNa.
yeo-H ID. Trustee Of Emily A. Za1e
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To the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of Wheeling and Vicinity.

SSANNA y 4SAA44BIs
ME undersigned earnestly urge upoi Won indi.
l. VtduAlly and collectively, to lend y YOUR Aid
and cooperate with MS In our efforts n mako the
FLORAL Department Of the Grand Patriotic Festival
success.
Ladies', We appeal to you In behalf of this great
GnstNn charity to aid Us in orgA nj zng special
department and supplying It with the necessary
articles, 90 that 1t may be inferior to none Of the
play. VII
Organize at once, and call on your frIends nstob.
boTs aud fellowctiEens at home and abrtad to con.
tribute Wild Flowers, MoIBes, singing EIrdS Of All
ninds Bo3uets Shells, Potted Plants, Esergroens,
hanging Baskets, Fancy Wreaths, Artififiai Pillow.
ere, Flower. Vases and stAtuAry. Everything NOT
donated viii be returned to the owners at the con.
elusOn of the Festival.
Gentlemen, cooperate with the ladies h this spe-
ciality Of our undertaking, and aid them BY your
counsel and q manifestation OF earnest feeling and
patriotic Interest In all that concerns the work.
provoke one another to good works" ir this i'm
portant department.
Constitutions may be delivered to thedIfierept
gentleman assistants.
WI. McNEELY, Dr.A, q. roDp.
@. oGLEBAY. JOS. sEYBoLD
G. L. CRANMER.
JelS-4N Committee on Floral Department.,
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laidBareges;
ONLY as CENTs.
W. B. SENSENEY.
Farm for Sale.

T WILL offer at public sale, to the highest bidder,
4 on Friday. June y, at o'clock P. NJ, on the
premises, my Farm, situated four miles from the
city OF Wheeling on tho National Road and two and
one half miles on the HempHsld Railroad from
The place contains So acres, Of which SO acres ia
good bottom lAud, located between the National
Road and wheeling Creek, we'll adapted for Garden
country residence.
The remaining portion Of the land il located on
the Aempheid Railroad, and contains excellent
coai' on which there il . good apple orchRrd-alBo
well hpApted for q Vineyard
The aboy two portions oflAnd will be offered for
sale separately.
For terms of sale, &c, enquire of the undersEnsd.
TH0S. CLARK.
An Excursion Train will leave the Hempaeld
Depot at 81 O'Clock P. N, to ancommodHte no.
desiring to attend the sale. ie7td
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APPE AL.
OF OHIO AND ADJacErr
COUNTIES


COUNTIES,
| We appeal to you to contribute oF vo,r e.,
70 the relief OF the Hick and wounded SoIJIS-t y
ooL armies, now urgently demanding Your "".I. 81
InSe nhhe many Of your Eell0V-cItiH ems he "a "
thetr farms raY1ged aud their homes Jo.ai nAd
the ruthless iron heel of war, you have 49, oy
ths:s yS-ISo,r 1 rnsa 70 kind Providence and
Tune and harvest have returned a uSnaI LEI oeeo
~ ~, @ arc t1l and your pockets fuller StiI
owe your all are suffering for q msrs tJ,L you
they nave preserved TO you and HTnd1s ~ u
ana * III - Jet Let your giftB roll In in money
ana IN KIND, Tree will offering 70 those To Vbi:y
you owe your harvest homes V' :" whom
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS Ann
WORKINGMEN OF WHEEITNci1 NA'
Always fruitful in good works, let NOT ynrr -,
this their tim. az your brave delendeFS ia
have no shops to work fn-uo WoTS ~ ~ ~, would
m t Iat your gratitude IN stingy measure but ooy
money and in products In labor and In All In
MERCHANTS OF WHEELING
In any les emergency va ,no,,d No.,
on you Your patriotic gensTos,,w 'u ~ % call
cord eyeryWhers / But forget moi ,ba, on re-
in trade debt Of ETs n any note you gave
your gains would not repay. DonIt fSItS a DALI
once more pull the elastic band and Law t5s Sut
LADIES'!
Little need be said to you vour b,n..
ready, Your hearts are always mi SDsI Always
yST i &c county calls you to your duty We Fno more
o., MINISTER'S OF TIE GOSPEL
PiH,S y9Sr nosEn to be Eealous in this holy cana,
sooa samaritan OF old. Never VaE a br;HSt ~ me
S 1HISi.tJ-neTer was there q more feSTfaf OPP
CHILDREN,
SAVE your pocket money and rnand Z, =, a.
DC festival There IL will bring Won AZ, q,
NoEth and heal many wound beSide =" Il
CITIZENS OF NEIGHBORING TOWNS
IS Us your Sympathy and also somsthinr 80
Some Jealous patriot in each coDmun,., 49,.
I'll 81 81 love rolling. and when It d aIiod v;tS ne
OU roII X ~ t4sSs poor Hsder1 have preSSrVSd ~
Inns and opiIttuAl eonBolAttonG n SbsTI Hs4nng
yinE And X. d o. the sick and the manSied' ~
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Official Agency
FoR i ~ dRHReoM9EloN As1 pRoTBor1oN or

EOA THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION or
AaM4dRAT1oN TO WEST VIRGINIA..
ah n1deIsigned, appointed by the Executive ~
o1.- me STATE under an Act OF the LeEtsiat9rS'
StS ,IL1 aPpleantS, free Of charge, fmpNrtiSi
mate prices of land and Labor and TRriopS ir',1 S
o,sd, 5 Ef o. West Virginia as we'll a. oTsrT
immigrant useful or necessary to the
90 IA. DIsS DEBAR,'
commissioner of Immigration.
r.,oo ct st; OAra colony, DOddridgo Co, VI. Va
REIAIR's GOVT AND RHEUMATIC Pills can
j'ls ODD YELLOW HALL DRUG STORE
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NuTfCE.

TNHERE will DO . meeting OF the "Iadiss, Union
Aid Society" at the LinSley Institute at two
O'Clock this afternoon, for the purpose Of mailing
arTAngeme nts for National Booth for the Patriotic
Festival and Fair In this city on the 2Sth inst.
All the ladies interested are respectfully invited
to attend. BRLLA MENDEI
Jelo Secretary
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LOST.

G TRAYED from his Pasture on Monday LAT n
~ small Light bay, MULE. We will pay . liberal
je16-3t DEWEY. VANCE ca.
Photograph Cards for Gentlemen
SAMPLES AND CATALOGUES SAINT for rs cent?,
AuuEeSs- d. HEMMETTE,
bS1S Liberty Street,
geAo-4m~ HEW YORR
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Christian and Sanitary Com
mission Fair. -

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following mr..
IN rangemehts have besn made with the Rail
road! and Steamboats, to carry all donations free
and Issue round trip tickets, with dollar coup
on1 attached which arc good for admission to the
Hall or purchase Of any article for salss-
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
Central Ohio Railroad.
Hempheld Railroad.
Steamboat Express,
Eagle.
" Falcon.
Odd Fellow.
H. - RAtlOr.
Horny Logan.
Minerva
jels-1w HENRY oRANGLE. Pre,.t.
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County Lew.

A IL accounts against the County of Ohio and
the Oys rseers OF the Poor shou ID be fled Win
the undersigned on or bsfore tho 10th Instant. IN
order that they may be allowed in the Annual LAW
yo4o-tu .. GEO. W, SIGHTS CIeyk
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GRAND PATRIOTIC
TIVA
AMI FAIR,
on BEHALy or SHE
SANITARY COMMISSION,
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION,
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETIES.
TO BE HELD IN EHR
FAIR BUILDINGS,
COMMENCING JUNE 2sth, 1864,
And continuing for one week, including a GRAND
CELEBRATION on the Fourth OF July.
HIS HONOR, MAYOR oRANaLE.
cHEH MARSHAL,
WILLIAM TALLANT.
AIDS,
JNO. B. HUBBARD, BENZ. DAVENPORT.
SECRETARY,
JOHN z. WILSON.
TRxAsURER,
aAMUEL LAUGHLIN.
MANAGERS, ...
JAS. BoDLRY, JNO. DoNLoN,
JNO. BISHOP, THOS HORNBROOR
J. A. METCALR, JNOSK, BOTSPORD
e. W. PAXTON, W. L. MoNRELY
THEO. GORRELL, ISAIAH WARREN.
NJ. sCANLAN, AND. GLASS,
Z. BOOKING. rr
COMMITTEES.
on HALL, r.
JAMES bodily, JOHN CLAYTON,
, JACOB MORRIS.
or RKPREsHMENTs H
MISE; oH3sE s6R&2T;z VIZ sIMPsoN
r JAMES GILCHRIST.
on DECORATIONS.
JOHN BISHOP, ED. REID,
X. ADDISON, JOHN BAYHA
@. K. CARTWRIGHT.
on FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
y ~ n n !9pSSNhEELEY' DE- DE- 4; 8; TODD,
@. L. CRANMER.
or ANusKNENrs
J. IA, a; MET0ALK, Us. RHODES,
AUG. CAMPBELL, B. B. STONE,
SAMUEL LAUGHLIN.
on FANCY ARTICLES.
T T., &c GoRRELL, AUGUSTUS POLLOCK,
W. u. NI0OLL, Il. FISHER,
JOHN RoEMER.
fE8; X P9TsE9RD, %M.D. ssAwTELL,
. & j. STONE.
JOHN DoNLoN, ATEX LAueu,,N
JOHN =. HOPKINS, GRO. ADAMS.
N. L. OFT.
on PRIE1ING,
z. W. PAXTON, r. d, noAPRn
JOHN 4. WILSON, w BU sMTrn
SAMUEL P. HILDRETH,
on CURIOSITY sHoP ASD GALLEKr OF PINE ARns
Ed. BOOKING, A,c. PARrRTnap
GEO. STORM, DIR u, O, HfIPP
p
AVN oNHANuEAOrUREs AND MECHANICS.
AND GLASS, J. SHEPPAKD
VIM. 1hAHAM, JAS. McOLUNEY,
l. H. WILLIAMS.
ON LIVE STOCK AND BUTCHERS MAT.
b. SCANLAN, Chairman
on PoLICE.
ISAIAH WARREN, CAPT. BRITT.
W. D. LEWIS.
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This festival is intended to be u eomprehepsIv,
Seies o. aIl the most rational enJoyments that can
All Inc ogaeSas Hall viii be brilliantly Ilum mated
anu PIoiusely ornamsnted with eVerEfeenG GoWsrs
and drapeFy and decorative gas and water. Al
tock work Refreshments, boquets and useful And
ancy articles will be offered for sale A capacinps
stage viii De erected and recherche amusementS AMI
entertainments Of various kinds will be introduced
each evening. All will be made redolent with nSs
June Mgste and melody will abound, aud every
sacred object whose cause It pleads. '"o
SSnsne1sions Of money, goods, useful and fAucy
etSeleS labor, fruit flowers, curiosties national
Lelles &C, &c, are collected aud will be thank
~ 49, ." 70 any OF the Omcers or committee
especially invoked. VI '"o hAuleS ID
Patriotic citizens of neighborinR communities, ar.
earnestly requested to assist this great labor ~ IL
port. 'SA''O"' 70 its sup
The following named gentlemen from nsivbbort,.
aud cities have been appointed agents 10 fot
I t1 any contributions that may DO Contributed 70
Ioetn, and also to nSs any and all means IN Ih.5r
Power TO further the good work on behalf Of tbs
suffering soldiers. Va 1no
J. L. hobbs, RitehIetown. $50 .-
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Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate in Centre Wheeling.

DY virtue Of deed of trust made by David
ID Kennedy to Charles Marshall, dated the 2ath
day of March 1860 which said deed is now of
record in the Office of the Recorder, for Ohie
county, in Deed Book twenty-five, page FIVE hun
dred and fifteen. also by virtue of an order Of the
Circuit Court for said county, made on the 18th
day of December, 1863, and entered in Chancery
Order Book number 6, page "a, by which the I'M
dersigned was appointed trustee in said deed in
the place of said Charles Marshall, | will, on
MONDAY, the I'd day of May 1854, at the
front door of the Court House of said county pro-
coed to sell ut Public Auction the following prop
erty to wit; Lot number two hundred and twelve
1921 in that part Of the city of Wheeling laid
out by William Cbapline and John Eof, the same
being sixty-six Ieet wide and one hundred and
twenty-five feet deep-saving and excepting that
part of said lot sold by Kennedy and wife to
Stephen Clark, being sixssen feet off the West
end of said lot fronting on Second Street, running
back sixty six feet to lot two hundred and thir-
teen. To be sold in lots or parcels to suit pur-
chasers
TERMS One .fourth cash; the balance in equal
payments of three six and nine months, with in
terest from date, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security n. RICHARDSON
apr 2O-dtd trustee.
Rg- ssleIto commence this "wednesday morn
ing at 10 O'clock. cox. .'.
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How the Maryland COnstitu.
tiOnaI objection" was Carried.

The Worcester Shield, published at snow
Hill, Maryland, anewspaper which has been
persistent in its advocacy of the Union
cause, while SO many Ct its local competi-
ors have shown an indifference (to say the
least) on the subject, and which cannot
therefore b. called "disloyal,' even by the
glib tongues OF the aboIitionists. comments
thus upon the recent sham election Of DEL
erates to constitutional c0nyentll m i'm
Mary land:
While the very foundations of orr insti-
tutions were laid in public opinion, and
while they can be supported and alone per
pe,uated by legitimate expression of the
same through a free and unrestricted consti..
tutinnally defined right of suffrage, any par
ty who 10 insure IT, triumph or the perpet-
uauon OF It's power 10y >ucn rep:ehensible
means aS We nave become recent witnesses
to, enters tue first wedge Of destruction to
republican !o,m Of government. The
course OF tbc abolition leasuers here on our
last polling day to secure their darling oo
ieCtS, without regard u the means adopted
TO that end viii find some day that it will
bite them ikea serpent. and sting them
like an adder Ii mattercd not what Mr..
W. i'll. W. Farrow, he who generally pro
scribed his political opponents on election
day, and marked them traitors. and ofIcret,
TO join company, If one could be gotten
up in this town In 1861. after the riot in
Baltimore, 10 aid the mob in that CITY IN
numbering the Union soldiers that we're
passing through there on their way to the
defense OF the capital; tins same young man.
not many years cut OF bis teens, had the
contemplate assurance, To call IL by NO
narsher name, To Challenge men Of thee
score and ten, and of grey locks, whose 10y
atty no one Of sense or principle would
question, upon any proper definition of the
word, and whose political morality would
be furnished by any contact with him.
Let him 20 To the constitutional conven-
ton, in which by fraud he has obtained
seat, with all his new and bluSbing hoDors
thick upon bun; who and what does he and
his colleagues similarly sent, represent there?
Not surely this country from which they 60.
tie required no other test of loyalty than
vote for himself, and il such voter had
'"'''' ne "ou'u not nave cuailetS~
eoh! loyalty. W TO that knows him is foolish
enough To believe that he would At least
one Thousand loya! voters or this county
We're 10y this trick and conspiracy d,sfran
chlSed temporarily On the 9Th instant. and
thus shemau1ed lrd on. 4 staggering
brace OF Pr"scrIptioni>ts aud slanderers NAV
gioat over their achievement. but they. and
all who similarly acted at that most impor
tant juncture of our state affairs, will have
the lasting contempt and hatred of not only
their party opponents, but of many who
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OFF as it is stated III the telegram to tne
Herald. Vance is cooperating with other
Southern Governors Tor a general ConVen
tion of all the States, such proposition
would no doubt be accepted by the Federal
government. Dali
At any time since the first battle OF Bull
Run, O. movement like this, made by nan
dozen influential statesmen, either at the
South or The North, would have stopped
this bloody revolution. To such a conven-
t;on the final settlement mustb, submitted,
however long the war may continue, and ut
miobt as ,ceH be done now, 'ohile the armies
resi- in their present positions, as after more
Moodv and fyuitless battles. We have no
doubt, that at this time, such convention
would be able to present propositions which
would be ratified by an overwhelming ma
iority of the people of every Northern and
Southern State There would be malcon'
tents in both sections of the Union, but
they would be comparatively few In num-
bers, and utterly poweriess'
The above. which We clip from the Bos-
ton TtaUeler, radical Republican paper, Is
another indication of the change that IS
taking place in public sentiment. Republl-
can papers, while still vehemently denoun-
cling the Democrats, are quietly and eau.
tiously edging themselves over on Demo
cratic ground. Some Of the leading Repno'
hcan journals were more emphatic and out
spoken than the most violent "copperheads''
in their pronunciation Of the course pursued
by Congress towards LONG, OF Ohio; many
of them condemn in very forcible terms
the extravaganza and fraud and financial
bunglng which have brought US to the verge
of ruin: the more radical of the Abolition
press denounce Mr.. LINCOLN with bitter
ness of inyective more severe than any op
position paper has ever yet dared to use
and now we find leading newspaper OF the
Abolition party, in the very club OF the
Universe and the hub Of .anatclsm as we'll
out Heroding The large majority of tho
Democratic party and planting itself fairly
on the Peace platform Of FERNANDO WOOD
and VALLANDIGHAM. Will wonders never
cease?
And yet Notwithstanding their own posi-
ton and practices, these same Republican
prints are continually abusing Democrats
for advocating the same measures which
they support themselves. If the paragraphs
which we copy above, had been published
originally in Democratic paper, what
storm of virtuous and patriotic indignation
it wonld have aroused. In the opinion of
these gentry, Fort Lafayette is altogether
too good for Democrat who dares to crit-
else the acts OF tue administration Or to
hint that possibly it would be well TO call
a convention of States, for the purpose Of
settling the controversy between the North
and the South: but it is all very well and
an evidence Of exalted patriotism and good
craftsmanship for Republican to do these
things.
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=
Mrs. sEissl1elm Writes . Letter
! Mrs. Jane g. Swisshelm has written a
letter from washington to the Chicago
Journal, to saY there ought to be better
system of financial exchanges between
those two cities, and next to get forth what
follows: if!tJ 5 -
You are aware that our imports, for some
time past, have so far exceeded our exports
that very heavy drain of gold has peen
made upon our national resources. The
bulk of these imports is dress goods, lux
uries of dress, furniture, ornaments, liquors
etc. In different parts of the country, peo-
pie are making efforts to check tina importa'
tions by societies to promote economy
such as were formed pending the revoiu-
ton. In this city, pledge was got up by
lady, in these words:
For three gears or for the ,oar, We pledge
oursel YES to our country and to each other,
not to purchase any article Of foreign man.
ufacture when domestic article can pos
sibly be substituted"
This was carried to Assistant Sec rotary
Field, of the Treasury Department, VIII o
approved it heartily, saying that if imports
were not checked, the consequences to our
finances would be very serious and damag-
ing. Secretary Chase also stated that some
thing must be done, and soon, to prevent
the balance of t-ade with Europe turning
so heavily against US, but was not ready to
say whether the pressing of this pledge was
the better way.
The pledge was then carried to Mrs Lin
coin, who at once expressed her willingness
to sign it and give it her hearty co-opera-
ton. Mr.. Lincoln was next consult
ed, and after reading it, he remarked,
with some appearance of displeasure
or alarm: "Ladies, you have no idea
what hornets nest you are stirring up !
In the present state Of our foreign relations
this will never d." &C., &c.
On his disapprobation, Mrs. Lincoln re-
fused to sign it. Mr.. Fields requested that
no use should be made of his opinion, and
there the matter rests, showing that the
Presidents wife is not behind him in her
zeal to further the Union cause, and there
is no doubt that in her lavish and expensive
style of dress, she believes that she is thus
maintaining the dignity of the nation in the
eyes of the representatives of foreign coun
tries. JANE G. SwissHELM.