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4 Par,loa Brrrau.

A rSw is,s ago We alluded 81 ,lo Pre-, sugt
,nsbihty " p1ownslly examine tie numerous sp-
DBcasiops FOR fdon which he 10 constantly re-
cSansg, AID remarked that 10 would be necessary
Or him either 70 establish pardon bureau or make
fss amnesty exceptions less general. IL 10 now
announced that he has adopted the hrst-nhmed
,oliey An "Errcutve Buresu" has been es,ab-
islsJ, with JopS Wusos, laird Auditor Of tho
treasury as It's chief ami aAcr the Ire. proxmo This
institution will have change oi all tho P,sadenrs
ordinary routine business, including she subject ~
psrlons We thinE i would have been better Il
SIC President hal sc,spIcl Ne o.ae- aI,, ..t.ye.
Wrt,oS may beA yory hone. Conscientious
,ut patriotic gentleman, snd he msy bo '.ily cuuI.
ycseut TO i.cds who and who are not entitled
~ pardon according b. tho Presidents views; bnI
it'sueNs ,htleIs c,rtsn that the " Bureau" will
offer all ElIuirsblc opporIuu.t. or rfheial co-rup-
hon, ucsid.s converting the psril'ns low V,o
al udiuus machine. Lot rs ,.Aut.a matte. .
Here arc applications for parjuns from twenty
ave ,hous nd mtu-the number that arc said to
have slrsady aecunulstoii. Each o. ne spuh-
gsnts 10 wsrth over twenty thousand dollars, and
It is Ter ar. wns7S to s,y who shall and who
sha not 10 psrdonsd. Is 1t necessary To- so mr,her
tered for frsads But sutposs ths. Mr.. WILSON Is
thoroughly honest man-thst il to say, ar eIcep-
asuAl oacs -holder-how 10 10 to decide upon tho
case Of Joas Don OF Mississippi, or RIonAkp Ros
y, rsIss, according to1,s msrits' II he could cal.
on ritsssssa tor and agsns, tie applicant, h.
might reach IN intelligent conclusion but he ha-
nothing but Ia. apple alton itsel with such !suls,.
facts ss he can pick up As We rave said beiur,.
h,s 10 10 poss,ble way u deciding thu &c cave.
uIou their merits, except 10y ~, 'ular cnur; rsl,
with sworh testimony p. zach case; ana .h,, 'r q,
COURSE nuurseNcsbl.. We believe thAi The Pres,
asa. s.s. r O. pardon .r...,a.." e ssh, e.. ,..'
.pil,,Hn, l.h we're no. 80. ur .u.,ll ado.t, m,
lore .tc Sstmsshoi Tor D...J iuius,q, lrlv 20.
.usm Ils b. s'rsAtv 'tly., '.rs ,rur.N,r a
riso1I - a. vac 'UuNp,,I,If .. tav rs.r. .,.U, .
;hsrssnV cause tu hr'lesH t.-i DO v.' ..s 20 i...
.l~us d,sp no.ona Than WHY .p.., .sr.. ne us.
.cr o oeui a4A'o thosc persons or ,i, ..I , .pm
may Dc ucs.gAn.o Go pns.r 'l. r.... .H'.'rs
larisa to the rg3.y such vu.t s N.. ! u.y. ~
tLS mecca ~ OF machine par 5, aut N.a'. p
much more IN consonalcc " 90 \H-r,a. 4.tas,
iuslCe.
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North Carolina.
The Mayor OF Fayetteville Declares that
the Negroes ure not makreated

The Wilmington HERALD Of the 10Th instant con-
tains Official eommunl cation from Mayor Mclean,
OF Fayetteville, In which he sstos that instead Of
two negroes being tied up and publicly WHIPPED In
Fayetteville, that one negro after being tried and
convicted Of larceny, VI. whipped according 10 the
te,isnce and la.s Of the state Also that the state
nent VI negroes being "ued up 10 AID whipped
and ef tied until storm pro.tr.ied the trres." II
!,s tle report originating from the fact that mill.
tarv officer caused Two sheepsteslDg ne~roes to 30
tied by their thumbs TO lamp psss Tor hoaI. !.
punishment for their oGense. The Mayor knows Of
OF cruelty to negroes either by civilians or
the civil authorities. II. w IiardIs sheriff Of Cum
bersnd county states that the report that he publicly
whipped two negroc, At Fayetteville, I, false.
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PIE TRIAL OF JKFYRRsON DAVIS.
Nses ffsa MIR. Gnssss, BAs Ces.sei--Nss~
fYsn MI. Davta-

ADs~y, n Y. AuouS sf.-hr. Z. n. Gilleh. oos
u lie es-nssl Il Jsnersoa Davis, In ssts 70 ~
Af.sy Arsus sAgs;
~. Dawn has - more N fsrnsaes concerning bs
trial thss Others have
In Litter from Mr. Davis s.,ss The iib ma V
NJ 6il>tt he ss,.
an stul NnorNst Of The charges sxsires 80 the
sofrs q them, ana The u1ubpL before which | am
SSsH Tour lstter Gives me ,he bfst soths Of
hs Wshtnstoa Lndktnsnt
NJ isvs requests Mr.. Gillsu 10 have sssfspnes
Win MI Charles oConnor his only other COUNSEL
% that thsy may he prepared for the trs whenever
II may he brought on, with a. lt,le delay a. the
n''u'e and importance of the ease will permit.
direct application to tho trooper department. asking to
,, Informed ii not improrsr when here and b"ior,
"hn triouh' NJ Davis ~ TO he tried remains ur.n.
'ri,d. b' ;u'e, a. !, surnosed, neither hw be'u
g,.ItI, g ..InInsl by ihs fIualdnnL.
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Mississippi.
Emancipation Declared BY ,h. Co.ve-,ion.

Jdckso", h'.. Aug. 2l.-rhe following eonstitu.
tionsl sS ndnent has lust passed tho Conv entou.
snss Of eishtv-s1 10 eleven; Tho Institution o.
slavery having been destroyed In the state OF Mis-
si.srpi, neither slavery nor involuntary servitpde.
O,hsrei'c tbs0 ot tn. punishmsnt Of crime whereof
the party shall have boon duly convicted, nali here
alter sIis In th. state; and the Legislature, at is
next session. and thereafter the pablo welfare
may require, shill provide by Law for the protection
aud security ofthe person, and property Of the freed.
men Of tee State. sud eusra them and the stare
~. Is. say ,yH bat LAX. aria GGn ,he,r snddsn
or,u,. %,
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laE m..leuium 10 surely dra"Iur ucgr On
,ltay a coroner's jury iu CovuosD.at c,.n..d
pluck cuo ,yh to oousuro toe ,l,-.rs %. ara .rya4
company ,or killing ten men On the day following
.notber jury, in our own city, censured tho Nsw
Haven RA lrosd Company FOR killing man At York
vile The jury, in .his last case say they cen
sure tie New Haven RalroNd Company Tor Inc
rate OF tloSd run in passing ta,s station; nA4 We
thcr, thrt he platform 40 Size ,'a.ro .' tlc U,'k,
usca hy us Harlem Caup-.y. ID F. I...s. casa, ,rusH
uIu-,r,p" Con- % te t.4t tac sule,ss.- .. re-
mark aL's cir um,tan,es U..,a lave ,,r., ocsarr "a
the "oaruiyals," "uhu.at,' aai 'crll..u..s''-
that these are to eliminate N tue WONDER ". r..-
road s4fc'yH
'1Yl such things e.
Ani overcome gs like s >uur,. ..ouIi
- VuE sgyNial WvI4gg ~
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TIE WEKkLY SCN.

n1ugDAt npGSiNG. >trT @. D.

touthern Pride SAD fONtFtF.
ws-us end Of ho reos..ion drew ncsI .f vas
.hvor kE,,r. At tht NJr.n tpst We vase 1lt
Ispop.l.hon u Ms SY.tA would ~ 1...'.s rs.
pare by northern e. srIti q. j. w. -. fls
NAL The opening Up Of .he re-a.ae States 60 ...-
lsbUr would si.rp, tlIther large AS az al..-
1o.s aud energetic Northern moa. who you'd
muse new vlality into iudusr. a. I.-.nts- and
give nstsrisl impetus 10 the work ~ re'ohns
he sou ntry from tie pros,rstion. This ois' NJ"
sos been realized, ami as ysI thers Is hIi ii''e hp-
pesrsnce Of such result Tie ,lrsin o. en%fA-
ton s,in pours vssirard, All viii tie e. ''p"on
" few sdvsoiursrs, there Is no emigration from
ss hossh 70 the l,,slv f,b>l si,ie' fp1 n'"'h
VI The psv Incentive " industry, inti'" ~ we
rsDj fs,overv o. o.. South rom 80 ''e I" o. ".' b.
-..s told Jy a.. -a.ttsfl ..ftnaa ,1''|
tnou, sr,.puou thn tIs'' . nu 49, O. ~ a.
us,n,s .n,hy, ttIt t.t .H' st'" . mole
toward repairing the InIir, c'usei during iho 30
10 Ion. and that syrru.turs 10 sgr-ti ia'as'.s
uo,lc.i.d WHY &, 10, tteu, tsst - Soul 8. DE
pr,sutt time does noi usurc imali.fa.a.' l.-F
tvery i.agursl advantage han con b.. .rrr .' Us
,lis ncormon.y prolific, IL. c' wats $50
..l.,tt.c.,oI l.N.se. Ia ..r.. t.'
.uI fsmi,.s low. l.... o.. .'.. g..
.sl. ,ig,. islorsr,. 49, ..... 49,.
..G.r, large r..,, ....,s.,. . ru.
Sruos ich opporsuuitis. a. 80 .It v.' To-. A.
lev ., main where tbvy az. ~. Ie' % ,.tt b. '..
q, some strong rs,1rsuIus 'H'.s.. -
.his: me hostility nul',..'. ..A .s0.a.n o. 40
5r.r.rob-l, sdironisles ti.s' e.' would grave
,n.. IN, .b,i,,,,t.,,,ty.,t...t .. .t,,a.,I
,,,h.Ho,,. ,n5 y,,,,.,. ,,.vD, .,...,, n
M. :. ..,,.,,...,. ,.., ..,,,, ,.-.,
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U,t.ts. f..s ssn sd,ic's show s.tt., dr,la.
- ...- which hs, Amos, d.popul,.,i s,io.
a... ,,Is. ,us Jpp.r Medi.,rr,n..n, L. ....d,.
d. 4ai surely moving westward. IL has touched
la. SPAN, and according 10 The London Tfurs
tt Ius. IeI ed Msrseies, in France. On Il,
e.t 49, spreading death and dssolation ia it's
g., .. a.d ~t"n u will stop no human being
sress la England, there 10 Lresdy much
e. I,tnent concerning the dreaded visitation, and
everything !, tsin1 done to prevent Its introduce
hon into ths kingdom. Ia the course Of . long
article upon the subject The London Trn
says:
CLEANLINESS good food, regular habits, will
almost secure person or "a place, and whore these
are wanting there 10 no security The cities Of The
Mediterranean truss to good air, W chance, TO
Providence and W that display Of Wild energy
Which ths Osovernmsnts are always sJpectsd 70
show IN The hour Of danger But In thai fsiress OF
repionH yeu have only 10 walk . hundred yards
'fpru your % te' in stnost snv dive Ton, TO Sc
" o. vout o-B svs- sd r.--s''s With VOW own
p. ttt 800 Drsisrs,ion 70 usts tfslna tbs
-''.t sriastuts 90 'hh ne ?'aT.. -ouio bod
ready victims
sIlEntJ,s New foIt 'of the 20 I.sof iLs ksditsr-
f.D.au," ir ne .Ooys eIlDt, aud u vii 10 seen
..i ho- care prepared Tor the plague that 10
I.y sly coming tpuArisus The 1Iss ays that
o., .it-s referred - epend upon Pro'iiencs and
..'...H eng b." DIOR ,lvotune.t' IA sbs hour
Pie. -, '.saa'..,. '.t s,a iAt.- 80 sud
.st ii. -. .. a. 10. POI if'h''
.....t N.tY - 30 t-s sAA.. Asft ,.tostt
..,.t. 'sI.. .l..'i ts s-s ,S %, u.r ~ --. g
n,j s.p,c, to- tse hsunus'si'" q "WtN
+ eus..y" nu Ne tafI y me street couu. io.t. We
/ L... I.i.i. Au,c % ~ ousrgsii, Ifu'., "a weir
Id
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Inc ,.ue 90 ,hs II,h.rn pr..., sithougb strong
B., t,uctufsl With ~, old h.u.i sg,iu.t III. .O''
'-nmen.. duss uut t.d, fepitssut ~ bln.r Telling
qf..u rha,ac,e ~ .m.lptlty ~ .be IsH tsuels
W would no, n.snty Ih, i,enns, uu. e. . st
bs.sr VU Is should 10 uliy undsf'iood aud sp-
-r,c sisd. thau th,t IL should 10 overlooked AM
tu' unprecedented. Itc -''thsrI '.Itnsl' IN ne
I,iHiuy tlNussai ..,ts l., rcsiiIn'i folo 49,
cth. li.iau - Gr-ir b,sins-- ~ ,hs pfsiene' u
t.cu.t.rf. Thus ,Lr L.n.hbuf.1 Esrt1ti''
rGs d seI 10 r'us.s all .fIi,e MS iaf'' % FOUR
DAYS 40, recsyluss waning ~ be more careful
IN the future Inc press Of .bs more Obscure
towns hov.vor. generally exhibits ibis evidence OF
latent ma.iguli. more pi.uly. IL iudulsss IN IN
csasiug euos.os upon the conduct Of the retrls
during tho war, lsuds them for thor devotion to
"tle Cause" b1t Ia. never word - say on be-
tar Of TO mon. lao allowing Boa. nied
sentiment from tlo iIyst,s'..s, So -" be- =
a sample OF tnsIe Isuesyr,t:
uNyleu srer tgai,ux ~rh NE moss desperate
,ariug and tho most Sabine 'sl'f 'uf iIar ears,
against odds hat might have GppA. ei .ne strong
cst 49, most pJp1pus u'hons' hna ''istANhs
with hri liant an .evrmsuu the most splondid
chaut.r la tho history 4 modern times, 1hey 81
asl were forced to surrender the pslui OF victory
10 the CO.. qusuug srms ot the triumphant Asa j..
auts, they I'D moi fosfet that khey hal commenced
the @ sht for 4 hs' ned lost fortunes u hey bad
! /. .ilsr,d trying ptivsuons, II they had We, over
! tho f>leu braves who hal been slain, At east thd
| honor phirh Nsy had engaged -. Udr ~ guard
! Dom Cidtn hAI ron .tesergti Mt lcLed ly
| degradation, .iumsc ave- sud unsia nsr hy una T.
! ne,I, t.s singular hs.uIy sVI uutinwe aud Ia
| f,sui.r4su, lo.tl'l.s enlSl,e' Nv .te dots u
; desperate ,pu-s. a.. me 10 I|- .,.i :. " 81
/ made 10 l.uIV.ous f1tt usy .4tur.'
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TIE ALPINE HORROR.
Thrilling Details of the Matterhorn Acci-
dcut

Tho steamship. Borur,s and BeL'ian have Triv d
At thl. port with later hle' Of European papers to
August 10Th. The chief features Of the news have
been anticipated b. telegraph, but the following de-
tailed narrative OF the rifhshl accident vhich lately
Lsppeued TO y varty Of Ensli.h geutlssss~ N he
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-02
General Grant at Bspo.

The Western papers give detailed accounts OF
Gsnsr.I q ants rec,ption by his fellow.townsmsn
~, ...i.., ~
""''oi" "' ''''-'' "" NV "
duc,od "a procession through NE streets To Main
spee,hus. .f. tu.s TltOo:
49, -. .t.., ,it
- l..,.i,,, "a = -, ,.',',.i - "a
49,. 80 ~ -. .nJ gru,,J Win ,pi,,,.,
of tho loNcl.es, young siis- that ever rr,csl the
sarth a., broke - heart These hours were dressed
m nite, iscs a. tho silver huing of summer
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tBv Hadg
How uhs Prlssser Locks asd Acts-

A Washington oorrspsndsnt Of . PhllAdelphis
paper dssc risss the sppesIauoe " Capt WIZ before
the Couu on houdpi
He 10 . middle axed man, apparently beissen ~
and W .ss OF sss, about fesI 8 lsehss hiSh. "
,ssh., 1ESdy nii.d .i.h sr.y Il. =, /. 1,sh n :.
As.a; isas .s.. as.a, :rc!.s, s.It sys . sh.s
II q s..:, s.rsso1n ssS asIrisl Il. ". dr..ssa "a
S ss,,y H Ssse :iii ssnStspssi S7 HI head.
fs go sGp' .is .n :i''G On. ri.S 0I Il.
'eedy iosiins thrssdbArs clo'bs. gave him I.
ems Interest In .ne proceedins, sttnc ero..Ieued
Nth his right htsd con,t.nty 20 his mouth pullius
hls non"ehe .ih his ,humo and eirhnsrr, IN
ID. sotmniIy Of his situation lite counsel oonvt'.ei
Ssh hia iregusnnl. lila ap,..,,eensat9 be sven
m.rhsulta ally and IN uiOuesy ilsse- In lo- tene.
/ When The cout..soou ~ Lsiss Iss7-d, h- ps'
wssn ~ ,be lohby, aud 10 's,,rt oa 10 ,"'t'
10 .rlisr. ..d. no, srs you. WIN. 7 .,it,l,hin.
/ u ttthim 10 rtdDsbss then. me ave ~ rn' ~
30. VS. " :..Sscd 20 h.s. di.dlci'e as,s o -,
STE tsiorL 20 u. shrunt back sd sonStl pNfs' or
OF Ne guard A. II hs appesssdsd 'a"'s 'o'"Heo he
us done Lam
ARicLmsnd WHsess-
The KirhtnouL KLrtnLtc, Of Aug. lyth, 'tsa,i
fosA short tune In 1902, wlrz, AMOR returning
from secIoI mission for the tooiodsrrt, s0'oiu'
iH.n, 10 tnIopr "a. Hsd p H.a mvl lnt., ~
r.Uyo-t Nsr,hai OF Nsnehe ter, village over I'll,
rver. Ia nSighrr Positions 40 he, - ~ tAo s'ete
LIIrstt lie particular attention oil ths Plpe1. hr 80
gcnetally scosntrd q rough unicIpIsd ISso-, nut
quo tls ,ur Of the Majority VI NiadeF, lay ortrt
ino.s s,e tic aps " martial Law IN hicLmond
vhen Captain GsoIse Ws.hinston AIoi Ana.i Of
When VIII let thk vieinity, We lo.t ~ III Of him
entirely until Tho cose Of the vH vhee u turned ou
that he hal teen in command a. Anasron vie' u
AHde rsonyu ilselL We m Virginia Ines 40 Hee
during the var as ths paops q the NORTH, saeep a.
~. earn a nom q export Colonel ThoNl e. lufhet
Mo sGs .. nj tIithr 10 .pect the po.I, IA II
no.t in.a,a1rio,l- n,ishoihY"l, ANA nat &C. arron
of o,u.r iurnef, Ia which lie TeeOnI' nl'l 70,
lclno,a. vi Tic prisoners 10 Aaco wa '.n, 70 n,
WRr ncparmsnt iu May, 1894 snd "~ never hearr
) Of AkVlHard.
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tu.4t.-4A ycass ago tie ,L,re population Of
g.. $50. !... com, ,ied ~ ulno MARRIED couple, an
a.. .r..t ..i Cove. ,glar,u AvurJ.ng 10 the
G .a.,a .ur -ua. Hcs present. p,puI4son - l,Haod.
run s.rl>a " the ourns yucu mouldsrs, .! De.
t...f ,,tt.4 , uul,a>eu uA I.e .s., "a NAV l.st,
t,t.n.aa.ri o. Tuesday ny .hlse at the emp yyrrs
Who have held oyL oneuus " pay tie wages ssk cd
| }, ILy.I y 9rk lnSp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20

Ihave just received quite an assort-
ment of goods suitable for Christmas
and New Years presents, among which
may be found tho following articles -
Ladies' Fancy Work and Jewelry Box
Os, Ladies' Companions, SatcheIs, Pur-
SEES, Card Gases and Baskets, Writing
Desks, Portfolios, Dressing and Tour
lists Cases, Pocket and Memorandum
Books, Diaries, Genuine and limitation
Mcerschaum Pipes, Albums, Chess and
Checker Boards, Backgammon Boxes,
Playing Cards, Pocket Cutlery, Cocoa C
Flies, Fancy aud other Gum Balls and
Dolls, Toy Books and Paper Dolls, Ar
lists Materials and Drawing Patterns,
Pictures, brushes, Gents Collars, He
lise Needles, Stationary, School and
Prayer Books, Bibles and Testaments
also tho very fine works of Washington,
Irving, Jerrold Griffin, Mrs. Strickland
nnd Histories of the English Queens,
three Gold and three Silver Watches,
Fire works, &c. OF all the above have
IA good assortment; but OF this leave
the ladies and gentlemen to judge, who
are hereby invited to call and see for
themselves ut MY store, No. 8, WASH
ington Hall, Wheeling.
dec20-lw. ug PETER IECHER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20

An OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES time since,
in the discharge of our high and noble
calling as public journalist, we took
occasion TO correct an error that the ed
ttor Of the Wellsburg Herald had fallen
into in regard to Wheeling whisky.
Our item by some hands was al
tered or changed into what might be
considered as a charge against the sobri-
ETY. of our old friend of the Herald. The
item thus changed was copied into the
Washington, (Pa.,) Parkersburg, Steu-
benville, Pittsburg. Columbus and
Cleveland papers, with remarks, by
some of the cOpyists, anything but COM
Plimentary to Eye Herald edytor."
We wish to say now in explanation
that we do not wish to be understood as
having, i'll the item above referred to,
brought any charge against the temper
ate habits of Mr.. Herald. A desire for
a joke, or Indignant spirit, may have
induced our contemporaries to badger
the Herald editor, but We consider 1t
unfair that we should be made 10 sad
die the responsibility OF so serious
charge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20

J. c. ORR q Go. have opened out
very choice collection of articles tor the
holidays. We do not remember ever
TO have seen a more tempting display
on their counters at this season OF the
year. Rich and captivating books for
the young folks, love presents OF all
sorts, very choice toys, the latest STYLES
of portfolios, the cOmpletest diaries we
ever saw, Albums different from any
heretofore offered, writing tables ofthe
most ornamental character, are few
of the itemsin very long list that we
might enumeriite. We only desire to
direct the attention of our shopping
friends TO the fact that they can spend
an hour both prOfitnbly and pleasantly
i'll looking through the stock of holiday
gins mt j. &. Orr ~ Co.'S. There is
something there to attract the taste of
almost every one,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20

RIVER NEws.-Tho river was falling
yesterday with FIVE feet in the channel
The regular packets made their trips;
the EIprcss left for Parkersburg; the
Potomac left for Cincinnati, and the
Emma Graham passed down for Zanes-
vile.
The Eagle is the packet for Parkers-
burg to-day.
The BOstonu No. 2, with Capt. Davis
in command, and the aldermanic Capt.
Lou. Morris in tho office, will leave FOR
Cincinnati this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20
The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
IREAsURY DEPARTlIErr.

AlsA
:" HEREAS BY SATISFACTORILY EVI-
wv dence presented to the undersigned, Il
has been mHde to appear that sSFhe Ma
tlOnRl Savings Bunk OF VTheeIlnE,'V
In the City Of Wheeling, in the County OF Ohio
and Stale Of West Virginia, has been duly
Organized under and according to the require
ments of the act Of Congress, entitled an act
to provide q National Currency, lsectretl by q
pledge OF United States Bonds, and to provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof
approved June 81, 1854, and Inns compiled with
all the Provisions OF said act, required to be
complex with before commsnctng the busi-
ness of Banking. under said act.
Now, therefore, ], Freeman Clark, Comp
troller Of the Currency, do hereby certify TINT
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS RANK, y OF
Wheeling. in the City of Wheeling, In the
County Of Ohio and State OF West Virginia.
g authorized tn commence the business 81
Banking under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereofWitneSs my hand and
seal OF ONCE, this lStfll of Oetober, 1876.
FREEMAN CLARK.
oe9l-6ld No. lS9i.l Comptroller
In accordance with the above the National
Savings Bank Will begin business ON Welnes-
day, NOvemberl, 1865.
& P. HIEDRETH. oanhier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20

THE WEATHER.-Yesterd was ex-
ceedingIy disagrceablc. II rained near
ly all dny-the streets as Il consequence
were muddy-und unluclky pedestrians
went splnshing along, under umbrellas
or in wrappings. We don't want to
see amy more such days, for we fear
sickness would result therefrom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20

THE SKATING Enthusiastically the
managers Of the skating park procured
the hose of the city fire engines and by
making an attachment mp on Main
street, and running the hose over the
bridge, they succeeded i'll putting n
pretty heavy stream of winter into the
pond. by this means they expect to
have it filled and in order for freezing
by the next cold spell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20

MARKET YESTERDAY EvENING.- For
once yesterday Wen guarantee no one
attended the market who had no bust
ness there. II was too disagrceable for
lOaiers, and buyers and sellers alike
souGht friendly shelter from the wealth
er under The market house roof.
\ great many turkeys were sold yes
tcrduy, for the holidays, prices rang
ing from Sl,25 to $3.50. Butter was sell
ling for 3OaiOc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20

POLICE CoUKT.-In the police court
yesterday Maginus Long wns fined $40
and costs for having created distur-
bance out in East Wheeling last Thurs
day night. He could not be appre-
hended for trial before yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20
Engine and Leases for Sale.


ONE ENGINE, 12-HORSE POWER, IA
" foot boiler, with two dues, In perfect
working order, together with parts OF set
OF oil tools, including derrick, rope, &C., the
property OF the Wheeling Petroleum Min
Ing Company, to be seen on their property,
about miles from the city, near the Bridge
Also, % year lease on the lands of Joseph
Fay, III. NJ. Heirey, VIM. Rigsby, David
ThornberTy and Mrs. Cruger, containing in all
about 500 acres. Said leases convey the RIGHT
TO bore or mine for oil, coal or other mineral
Also, a % year lease on 1871 acres of valua-
pie OIL property, situated about miles from
the Ohio river. on Newell's Run, in Newport
township, now owned by Michael I.orentz
This lease Is secured by having derrick erect
ed ana conductor sunk in the grounds
Also, 10 year lease on l01S acres OF oil terri
tory situate in Newport township, directly on
Ewart, Esq. :"
Apply to either of the undersigned.
L. E. HANSON:
A. q. ROBINSON,
j. G. COOPER.
decI5-lm Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20

HOLIDAYsl HoLIDAYs!-At the store
of Messrs. j. 7. Scott d Co. is the best
place to purchase articles for the holt
days. We could not describe his stock
in II column of our paper. Call ON him,
and purchase your Christmas presents
there
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-Mrs. Gen.
Tom Thumb arrived in our city yester-
day, and is stopping for the present Mt
Messrs. VIM. Sumner q Co.'S, No. 90
Main street, where we would advise our
readers To call and pay their respects,
and at the same time purchase one OF
Sewing Machines. Each mnchine sold
10y this house is warranted and kept in
rcpnir three years without extra charge
To- thu nmrrhnscr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-20
Holiday Gifts!

USEFUL AND CRNA MENTAL.
L examination of his new, large and eie-
giant assortment of Ronnets, Hats and MILL
neiy Goods of the latest styles. Also, a large
Stock OF Toys, Baskets, Vases and China or
naments, all Of which win be sold az lowest
declS-5ie &c MYERS.