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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
Comnissioner's Sale.

OP THE PROPERTY NOW KNOWN As THE
" tKrAmer HOUSE." the east side Of Main
street, and the lots on Market street In the rear
thereof, on SATURDAY, the Sth Of October, 1854,
at the front door Of the Court House for Ohio
county. r .I
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, in q certain cause therein depending,
wherein Francis d. Chaplins Il complainant, and
thu dsvi8Oes heirs At law and executor OF Moses w.
ChaplIne. deceased; and Mary !. Lynch, defend
antly shall sell, a. special commissioner, at the
front door Of the Court House for Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, the sth Of October, 1854 To- mmsnoinE
said sale At 10 o'clock A n y TO the highest and
best bidder, at public auction, the following real
estate, in the aaid decree particularly me1tio1ed
and described, situated in the city Of wheeling,
hat is thu hssaa Thirty
nines-S9-fronttng forty four-44-feet on the east
aide Of Main street, and extending back Of even
width eastWardly from said street one hundred and
thirty-tWo-lS2-feet being the property known q
the Hkramer House, also lot Numbered one hun
dred and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on said Market
street EiXtyEix-66-fOet, and running back Of even
width xty-seyen-oT-feet. The said part OF lot
numbered one hundred and nineteen-Iio-W viii be
sold IN three separate parcels Of tWenty-tWO-22-
TERMS OF gALB-The ons-hhh-I-S-part Of
the purchase money In cash, aud the remaining
tour-hth parts in four equal instruments, payable
IN ak twelve eighteen and tHenty-four months,
with interest from the day Of als the purchaser 70
give bond for the deferred Instruments; the CON-
missioner % retain the title until thu purchase
money shall have been fnlly paid.
1ep0-td Special Commlssionsr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

We would call attention to an article
which we publish this morning from the
Richmond sDispateA. The article is evil
dence in and of itself, without comment,
as to the exhausted and almost hopeless
condition of the rebellion, both in respect
to war and peace. When those who do
the thinking, planning and advising for the
ConfederAcy at Richmond, are reduced
down to count on their fingers as to
where aeight thousand" men can be had at
certain place, and where a few more can
be had at some other place, it is proof con-
elusive that desperation is not great way
of. Plethoric power, conscious of its
strength, does not descend to such minu-
tia in counting up it's abilities. Nations
are not generally reduced 70 using the
SMALLEST and finest possible sieve through
which TO sift ont the last legitimate Ee1.
empt. ~ 's
Unless We mistake the indications the
rebels are approaching time At which
they will commence arming their. slayss.
The uses to which negroes are now put
in connection with the rebellion is only q
shade less than actual soldering. They
dig trenches, huiId works, attend In the
camps and are made almost as familiar as
the soldiers themselves with the use of
arms aud the routine of the drill. The
putting of muskets in their hAnde is q step
at which. the rebel leaders may well halt,
for 1t involves momentOus consequenoes tc
them. Their desperation 10, we think
mauifestly driving them to the reckless
point of arming the negrose, and. In tn
last resort, it is not impossible that the.
will promise freedom to all who take. VI
arms. @ @
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

HaRl are two choice specimens Of coPr
psrhead rhetoric. @. O. Burr, said in the
Chicago convention; gios91 s79si SEQ ~
Z ,tAfr Lincoln has stolen a good many
Thousand negroes, but tor every negro he
has thus stolen he has stolen ten thousand
SPOONS IL had been said that q the South
would lay down their arms they would be
received again into the Union. The South
could not honorablY lay down their arms,
for she was lighting for her honor. We
were told that we would conqner the res
bellious. states, They could hot be con-
ouered, and he prayed, God they never
might be-" Judge Miller Of Ohio, said in
the ratification meeting after the conven-
ton: a bloody war has been Waged to
elevate the negro. to an eqpslity with the
white man. There Is no. difference between
q war democrat and an Abolitionist They
are both links in the same sausage, made
from the same dog. 80 ..,ll, $50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

TIE agent of the associated preSs at New
York has recently collected foil returns of
all the principal crops in most Of the Loyal
states and the British provinces. These
returns, brought in by counties, and in
some cases by towns, serve 70 confirm and
establish what We have already stated 10
regard to the crops of the year, and show
that the effects of the long summer drouth
were much less disastrous than Was at first
anticipated, much less so, indeed, than
would have seemed inevitable. The hay
crop seems to have suffered most, and in
this crop Maine and Iowa present the best
reports. the quantity 10 each of those
States being considerably larger than usual
and the quality uniformly good. In all the
other states the quantity WAS generally less
than usual but in no case is the crop re-
ported as being of poor quality. oats
in New Esglaud show a smaller quantity,
bat are Of good quality. In New York and
Canada the yield Of oats was small and
the qualify hardly up to the average.
Pennsylvania gives fair crop both in
quantity and quality. Ohio shows an in.
crease in all but few counties, and the
quality is good and in some cases extra.
In corn Massachusetts gives the best rec
. ord of the New England states, Only Salem,
Beverly and Northampton reporting less
than usual CROP. and the quality Of the
crop in all section of the state Is good
Maine will have = very light aud poor crop.
In the rest of New England the crop will
be 5 fair one, The corn growing states Of
the West show much smaller decline than
was anticipated, aud the same IL true OF
the wheat growing states, 80 that there is
likely 10 be mo scarcity of cereals. We
shall have an abundance for ourselves and
IplsSiy iOsehd across the Atlantic in ex-
change for foreign gold.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

To MORROW County Union Convention
will be held at the Court House TO nominate
State Senator, three members Ofthe House
of Delegates, and Prosecuting Attorney.
Primary meetings to send delegates will
be held at various places in the city TO-
night. 'is ~ r
On Saturday night grand ratification
meeting will be held at the Campaign Club
room, corner of Market and Quincy..s The
full aud complete arrangement of details
as regards the club and it's connection with
the campaign in this State, and with the
campaign on either side of rs in Psnnsyi-
vauis and Ohio, win be settled upon as
far as possible at the meeting. It is also
expected that we will have some interest
ing speeches. 1t is desirable that every
o MON man in the city should Try and at
tend the meeting Saturday night for the
purpose of having himself enrolled In the
club, if for nObing else. It will be glO-
riOus institution before the csmpsignEis
over. 1al5a 1ae
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
AsPeech by Secretary ssHard.
WAsHINaFoa, Tuesday. Sent IL


Secretary Seward made the following
address to the Lincoln and Johnson Asso.
citation. who called upon him this evening
FelLotO- citizens II understand that Won
are the Lincoln and johnson Association of
the District Of Columbia Eve are, Wen,
1 inquire because il Is we'll, when people
meet, that each party know exactly Whp the
other are. III tell yop7 therefore, who l
am. I am q citizen who is in favor OF the
same ticket you support Lincoln and john
son. i am for them because they are the
candidates Of the Union whichWea are fight
ing fer, We have found Il necessary TO
fight for that cause and when am. obliged
% fght for Q cRuse,I AnSthe last man Ahat
goes 10 the polls and votes against it. q
Fellow Citi1ens; In a speech I made Mt
Auburn, I said there shoaIldbe no draft be.
cause the army Is being reinforced by Eve
thousand to ten thousand members per
day. The people of Auburn understood
me, and cleared their district Of the draft
by volunteering. Patriotic men In Phila-
phta write me that there they unG erstood
ne 70 say that there iOiH be NO draft and
therefore they stop volunteering. avail
myself therefore of this occasion 10 correct
their mistake by saying that as grace can
only shoy itself BY works, SO the draft
will surely come II We do not volunteer,
and 60 prevent It l hope that point ID
settled now, &C.,, .,......
- FELLoW- CIfIzEss !; The Dsnoetaey OF
Chicago, after waiting six weeks to see
whether the war for the Union is 70 sue
coed or fail, and fpally concluded, that il
would fail, therefore they vent for a nom.
ination and platform to make the fact 4
sure thing BY q cessation Of hostiIities AID
al ahand0nment of the contest At Ball.
dmote, on the contrary, We determined
that there should be no such thing as
failure, and therefore We went in to save
the Union by battle to the last. Sherman
and EaEragat have knocked The bottom
ont Of the Chicago nominations; and the
elections in Vermont and Maine prove that
the Baltimore nominations are staunch
end sound. The issue is thus sauarely
made ups. Mcclellan aud Dissolution, Lin.
coin and Unionss Have oyou any doubt Of
the result on that issuef fNo, Nor
DO ! have any doubt. Many thanks. NV
friends, for this visit. Good. bye. 49,
H.. ~ 4 -. - ma
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
FOR SAT,E

T oRFBR AT PRIVATE SALE near the town Of
\ West Liberty Ohio county, the property for
meEiy owned and occupied By Prot A. y Ross con-
modern style, and containing nine rooms. There =
also attached twelve acres Of good tTlAbls land,
under good fence. This property Il situated con-
venient TO- tho West Liberty Academy, nov IN Hno-
operation, under the supsrintsndaneo Of the
Ler terms ana Qthor tuiormation apply % the
subscriber one half mile north Of West Liberty.
seplolWe af WILLIAM n. BkADK. 2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
meeting 40 sshd Delegates 20 the
. 80 counev convention.

Ats joint meeting Of Centre aud Web
s,er TownsbiDs. held in American Hall on
"wednesday evening, for the purpose OF
sending delegates 70 the County oonyen-
tSon" te he held At the Court House ON Sat-
iurday next, Cdpt. Henry Wallace was APP
,poiatsd Chairman, and r. g. Jordan Secs
relary. A resolution that three persons
from each Township be elected 20 said Con.
Yention was carried. In secordanes Win Win
~ F5Sm Genre 70v4sRfp-w D. Lewis. R.
g. Jordan and NJ. b. Reid.
Nom WsbStsr Z0t0nship-Jemes Baggs
Cant. Henry wallace aud VIM. Hastings.
After these proceedings it was
RssolVed. That the meeting adjourn tC
meet at the rooms Of the Central Club or
next Saturday evening.
Ef17F lolt'H R. G. JORDAN, Secretary
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

THH personal popularity of Gen. Mcolsl-.
Ian with the soldiers-the chief induce
ment which led the democracy, months ago,
to fx upon him As, their coming man"-is
likely to avail them very little in the end.
Mcclellan WAS Aunquestiouably popular
with the old army Of the Potomac which he
commanded : but comparatively few of thAt
army now remain, and with the majority
has gone the vaunted A'deyotion for the
hero of Antietam.pi, The whole course Of
tina party, especially their persistent oppO-
sition to soldiers voting, has taught the
soldiers that the democrats as mass are
not over friendly to. them, notwithstand ding
their rnaWkish assertion to the contrary in
the Chicago platform. There is no doubt
that an immense majority of the soldiers
votes cast at the presidential election, al
/ we'll as the large number of others which
they will influence, will be given for Mr.
Lincoln.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

THHs colonization society having come
to stAnd:still. Mr.. Pinneys its secretary,
took long vacation, borrowed few
thousand dollars. vent ont to Kansas,
hired lands and negroes, and went to rails
81 IhR eoitouy ;Sud nov at the end of six
mouths reportsiG prospective profit of q
quarter of 3 million of dollars. Perhaps.
too. an ides that something better can be
- done for aud With the negro than 70 send
him to Africa. t~s71
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

ouR neighbOr, the Washington (Pa.)
Ezaninsr, late ramPageous advocate of
"peAce democracy" even to the shedding
Of blood in resistance to the Standardization,
publishes MeClellsn's letter without a
word. Not single reference to iii made,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

aoLp closed yesterday at 2as9. One year
certificates sold at s4i. Cleveland aud
Pt,tsbureh railroad cock sold at t1Ot'
and For, w-sne5 at lQ7I. - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
Congressional Canvass.

n D. HUBBARD will address the people Of the
We several counties IN the ElEst Congressional
D.trets At their respective Court Houses follows
Wetzsl Sept Lists mArshall, Sept. 9Th; PlsasAnts
Ritchle. Sept. 18Th; Hancock, Sept ga; Brooke,
Sept q d; Tyler, Oct. sthi Wood, oet 18th; bod.
bridge, Oct 10Th.
othe. appointments viii be made hereafter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
DIED.

On ThursdAy morning the 18th Inst, at ny
O'clock, T. JOHNSTON RoGRRs, aged ~ years - =
The funeral viii take place tomorrow (saturdAy)
morning, from his fAther'S residence on Hampden
street, ct 40 O'Clock The friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 70 attend. - la'''' 1
On the 18th Inst, HARRY B., son OF J. n. and
Eliza 3. Robinson aged nve years and nine months.
J -TfE 7Il[IN III -lgfl Esgl11F -rsI J..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
0ggIcT n G5HR5 61 q ao 4 R q SIT s

A An ADJOURNED NETTING Of the Beard
"A % Supervisors Of Wstlal County. hald % the
~ Gay OF beptembers 1854, w. D. Walker Was np-
Pointed commissioner 70 issue interest bearing
. Netzel county, 60 M her Quota On The AT an
q ne fresidolt Of the United States; sid bondI
~ y ieIisa ior and PAYABLE - ioIloWS, to.Wit;
e-lene IN ten ye1ra Each recruit . recslVo thrss
-G Sspia.avs As.sPRIHGER
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

shoulder; james Hsvsrin. slight wound IN
shoulder.
The health Of the regiment Is improving
and the command il 10 good spirits.
Yonss a. MILToH WILLS,
1t. Col, oom'd'g Reg't.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
TOR 8ALR on RRnm

= NJ. 7. Hayes e. wheel Enot0rV n m 4 m.
~. Prlek 51ilding 4oE1s feet, three stories
Netor on the prlmisca with forca uiTln ~ 49,,
srty situated Immediately o1tIids 81 he cornors
to1 line ~ The east end Of Zane TfrSrf -
AA1t WhseIing- En4uirs o. J = - -
sspsa. A.w.1r.a. B.-..l La o. z sI sH1y;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
Valuable Farm for Sale.
gao ACREs

TNHIs FARM Is SITUATED WITHIN ONE
4 mile OF the mouth Of Short Greek, Brooke
county, West Virginia, containing $40 acres of nd
nVAtion- For farm or grazing purposes e cannot
be GuTpaa1ed BY any lands In The county. Tho i'm
proVements are in good condition, With an abun-
dance Of fruit. This farm Il undeflald with 4 Ffoh
vein Of Coal, Easy Of access aud At convenient is
lance 20 the Ohio river for shipping purposes For
Terms which viii b0 moderate, and other informa-
ton. apply by letter in person 70 the inbicrfber
one half mile north Of West Liberty, Ohio county,
West Virginia. T-I-I =
sepI0-lWs WP BRADY
loadl. So,l Sentinel and wa.hi1ston (Pa.) Re
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

DRoVOST MARSHAL's OFFIoRss- sa.si - s
II y ls4 Rm0r nMEnIof WE8I Va,
.~,.-ssr WHIlLING, Sept. 18th, 1854
In aeeordanee with ofders TsooiVod this day fron
OcL John KY 4. A. Pro. Mar. Gen. or West Va.
DEaft VA 6e made g an The quOtAlof ths DELE.
oUEAT, CouNEI19, e. fdlqWg: | I "
For P1eaaant9 County, Mondly. 18th. . "a % .
WeiEel County, fuesday, 10Th - ~ g1aJ
in { Qoddridge County Wednesday, 2lst. -sss
- Wit aud Richie Counties, ThnrldiV, IA
he place % draWiug VIII b on the sIEPs on 4HE
OoUHR HoUsn n this city, - 3 O'Clock \ - ea1h
The pnbIic, aud especially parties fsSlIhk than.
selves interested, are invited 70 Attend = p N
ia1-1 lsI gii'g ga5j BKHJsB. STONE, 81 Il
1spl4-lW LIST Dlst. West VI. /
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

Qua dispatches show that every county
intbe state-of Maine has been carried for
the Union ticket. gEEEE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
MARRIED,

On Tbursday, 18th inst, ct the residence OF the
brfde's sister, by the Rev D. W. Risher, Mr.. RI.
sIHoIHroH, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, to Miss NOUN =.
GBAOIl, ofNeWport, Ky. 81 f. sl.il.sf :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16

A broker was refused admission to he
New York Board OF BFokefsl affeH- days
Sinee on account Of hii dtsloyalty. ass -
TsrTT - - 2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
TO az SOTn

"A YARN containing 1s7< aerss, s5< mIIos ron
Calgelfe Hun and WaynelburE road gaid
Ptsnlise5 hago good House aud q good Hail, hns
yo1nt Otehafd and 300 arape Vines: aiIo che
BfoSlag crop and farm utensfIIs or thS7 Iniar-
Lac van trade for city property. ApplJ O ne
ssSiOiw' sTEpfarlEsEs, "a on aRK.a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-16
TRUSTEES SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL EsEATB IN THR CHI
OF WHEELING.
tidy virtue ofa deed % trust exocuta1 b. R0bs1
I'D DTonsheld and Catherine his WiiS % AlfGi
Caldwell e. trustee, dated the 2ad day % AnSltL
1851 and recorded in the once Of the RssaEisF II
Ohio county, in dssd book forty fur ga bf0 tSD
hundred and twenty three (213l a1d b Viras 4
an order % the Circuit Court for said county mis
on the 10Th day Of May, 1854, and catered II oFa.I
was appointed trustee in the place ofths I'D AihOt
Caldwell, I viii, On THDRsDAY, ths ofIt az 4
septembor, 1854, AZ the fIont door q he Car
sale the following deicribed rsal oItats IitlEts d
that part Of the city q wheeling oomD11J Ol1
North wheeling, viz; Lot number aEtysolF-ot-
ground aitua IN thu northern part o. tie city Of
Mhoeltng and lying north Of and atioilIlg : q
owned and oeclpisd b the aid DronIasld, al
dred and hftosn-11S-bot, more OF IalI and Fuh-
ming. back 70 the Ohio river, and being u 80
which va conveyed 70 sid Drona8ea byW.A
1856. and recorded In the Once Of the records r.
Ohio county n book forty-4O-f6lIO So
NE above described property yin Be sod ''ps-
ri1eiy g e;ethe5 e s9iL ParehAsan-
jy25-ts y. RICHARpsoE, rraas.
- NE above a'sus g postponed I'm sAiGF
~ Ii ne 81 lie a5oIs 6To6.rtT h.s bsss =
Pq7Ea an IUksDAY, ooHo6sR 1lk- IEg-
0FRioE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS
~ ..H-- - WHHnLrIa, AnFnIi, I15lj
AZ regular nesting % the 6nard hel1 is =
ely % Whealinz, en TIE 8th day q Angull -,
Il NA1 ordaro1 that Ne GlpsTiufsfdslcs % ~ -
lowing IurupIkt9b b Isroh ths IA dly q -
tembers 1854 . The lowest biader desms1 e'-l'
tent. uamnIgs ~ il-A.Ha
he Nortk Wssfsrn Faru5Iks fruu PnffsIb1rT
10 tie paint W80ro sd I6ld crollsI ths GlItHEs
boundary o. Tie 6taes % Wet Virgins.
The Stauuton and RarksFsburg Turuplk8 r.
PAEkersburg % tie point VhorO MD rod elus.s
he bo1ndaTy nn8 between thlI etlts and - -
ne BSVarIy and Fairuouf FdrupTks ffos BSEE5
n the county q RandoIph toFalrmOat in ths oo1S'
u % Marion- W. rs H-
5he WheeIIug and Falrlout Turnpike, . ~
eastern end fr0n Ralrmouf, - miles Tulia1 =
M MaEyIa6d ana Ohio River TurupIkS.
Sealed BIDS for The Sup0rintsndsoee q 80 Z.
proyemant1 for oEn EEAl viii BE- rgceiTed ~ -
olioe % the Bolrd in thil city untl the ~ =
dAy % septonber, onsgi1E. u tlo sVs1i ~ -
lnfondence % either q the shove ulDe4 i-sls
uontl - not let On the day speei14 - a.li.z
TIE sane nay b let On TIE soo0nd Tuesday y ~
mouth ther6lfter, Without further noeeA -
peIlon vhoss BID shall Be approved b ~ - =.
Wln bo required, - n Aoeordlnes VIII Ne -
laEs the cath and give bond Nth Gl1dg1i 80
iss ti7-=s J. EDaAh B0AAAS
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