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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-29


THE New York Times expresses its
doubts about the success of the voyage
of the Great Eastern, owing to the
heavy burden of the ship, its poor trim,
and the fact that August will not be
the best time to be upon the ocean with
such a cargo. The result will soon
speak for itself, and so we let all pre-
dictions pass. 1t is idle to deny that
there is increasing bad feeling towards
the Gable Company, owing to their
contemplated extravagant charges.
We quote:
"A correspondent of one of the Lon
don papers, writing on board of the
Great Eastern, gives the statement that
the power of transmission through the
cable will not exceed four words per
minute. Even at this rate, the COM
pany, should tho line be found at all
workable, will be able, at 81 word, to
realize n gross income of $4,000, 900 a
year. All the leading London Journals
have representatives on board the Great
Eastern, so that the recent order of the
directors excluding the press, and
promising an official report of their
own, was aimed At the New York press.
The cable concern is now in the hands
ofsnObs. 1t will either be populariZed
by new management in three months
or it will come to ruin"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-29
German Speaking Glass.

THE ,,UNDERsIGNED, A GERAIAE
cessary give those who have studied and
are studying the German grammar. mn on
portunity to improve also in Speaking thnt
language, Intends to organize German
Speaking Glass, next September, for Young
gentlemen and ladies, and, II 1t should be re-
qpIred, TO children also, but separately.
Those who wish to join such q Class. nre
requested to see him at his residence in North
wheeling, opposite Mr.. Irwin, to make the
jy9O-2w CHR. G. FREDERICK.
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Superior DcSuIphuratetI Coal found
AT the Mouth of Rush lknn.

ut the Mouth of Rush Hum.
Tho great dcsiderntum for the manu-
fncture of iron in this vicinity has been
TO obtain if possible a quality of coal
possessing the least possible minimum
of sulphur in it-ifnone mt all so much
the better. Some days ago Mr.. Cyrus
NTendCnhnll at his boring at the mouth
of Rush Run, u few miles above Bridge
port on the river, struck an eight foot
vein of coal in which no trace of sui
Phur can be detected either by glass
or by combustion. 1t is the same coal
as that obtained by Bailey. Woodward
q, Co., Mt Steubenville-in all respects
its equal both to quality md quantity
as it is asserted and believed. This
discovery must give increased impetus
to the manufacture of iron in-this vi
entity. Indeed taking the fact that we
have now both iron ore of n good quail
ty and the very best coal lying side by
side on the. other side of the river, it
would seem as If other blast furnaces
and iron mills must follow those al
ready in existence hereabouts.
Mr.. Mendenhall writes MS follows Ia
the editor of the SteubcnVille Herald
in regard to his coal vein:
FRIEND ALLISoN:-It may be mat.
ter of some interest to you to know tina,
we have passed through the Cohl vein
nt our coal shaft at the mouth of Rush
Run, at depth below the railroad
track, TO the upper surface of the vein,
of 2S9 feet. was present during ali
the work of going through the coal, and
found, by the most careful measure
ments It is possible to make, the STRAIT
UNI to be eight feet of clean coal, On
the 9th foot, we passed into the under
lying clay slate. have preserved the
coal taken from each foot separntely-it
Is very uniform in quality, and rs far as
can be aScertained bY nDpearance. Is
identical with your shaft Vein. It is in
Strong salt water, burns to n white asli!
ana no sulphur can be detected in IL nv
glass or combustion.
This stratum appears to nndu1ots
much more than the Iippcr voinsNor
those above the river bed At tho shin r.
we find II rs feet below it's position.
Ono hundred rods to the westward
where it was bored through in an oil
boring, four years ago, and reported by
tne late Lemucl Browning an accurate
observer, as seven feet eight inches in
thISkness ut that point
me TACT that this valuable seam OF
some places at least of increased tL;oit l..
ness as 1t is followed towards the centre
OF the basin, is of immense importance
to your county, and also to this aS :,
manufacturing district: and / sSCn1S
be glad if yOu could see fit to give 70, - :
readers the fActs respecting it, AS thev
are developed. Yours truly,
t.&HEl CYRUS NIENDENHALL., J
THE agitation of tho OunStiO,, Of M
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GOLD fell off yesterday and was not
SO tirm-Wheat and flour still further
advanced in New York. So also oats
and rye, the former selling up to 65.--
Mess Pork is excited and higher The
general market is spasmodic and looks
as though it may speedily breed its own
reaction. It is observable that there
were more sellers than buyers of gold.
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FOR. SAT,E.

IN g. E IN EoAIGs ai
MILL BESoLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
at the Court TT. aouse on ThuIsday, the
late residence OF Judge Fry, being Lot No. u,
with It's tenements, on east side of Main street
Wheeling. rs.J.f5F llF5..| n - -
TER0EsS One third of the purchase money
IN cash and the balance in equal payments
At one, two and three years, with Interest
nom day OF sale, secured by deed of trust on
the property. SIR JAMES PAUL..
IuZl-td. u L.. --.-I Attomey.
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NHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA vs..
Il Robert G. GuStin. June Term, 1865, Nor
gan County Court, West Virginia.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
that Robert c. Gustin, formerly of Morgan
county, has been rebel in the rebel army,
aiding and assisting the enemies OF this state
In the late rebellion, it Is hereby ordered and
adjudged that the said Robert c. GuStin be
and appear here on the flrSt day of October
Court next OF this county, to show cause, II
amy he can, why n commlSsiOnerisho not
then be appointed, pursuant TO tile statute in
such case made, to take into his hands and
possession all the real and personal estate of
said GuStin, and sell and dispose ofSnid prop
crty, real and personal, under the direction
and supervision of this Court, pursuant to
the statute aforesaid. ~
And 1t Is further ordered that this notice be
printed once q week for six successive weeks
In some newspaper printed in the city of
Wheeling. Teste: WAI. H. BAKER,
iu20- ltd65w Clerk G. c.
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THE Frostburg Bank has been con-
verted into the First National Bank
of Frostbnrg," with capital of $50, 700.
Geo. w. McCulloh is President, and
Nelson Beall, Cashier.
The Merchants National Bank of
Clarksburs, has been organized by the
election of Nathan Gotf, ST., as Presi-
dent, and Col. Luther Raymond rs
Cashier. The Directors are, NIessrs, Ma
than GofT, ST., Lloyd Lowndes, WaldoP.
Goff, f. L. Stealey, Geo. Ross, John Ir-
win and Cyrus Ross. The capital stock
is 100000. The Clarksburg Telegraph
says:
The officers are all efficient business
men, and will conduct the affairs of the
bank i'll proper manner, and make it
an institution that will be advanta-
geous to the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-29

Admission so cents; Reserved Seats IS cents.
Doors open at ~ o'clock; to commence at 6.
Seats can be secured at the Hall from 10
A. NJ. until p. NJ. iu20
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of French, German and Domestic
Cloths, Of all grades and coIors, French, Eng
llsh and American CaSsimeres, Silk, Cashmere
and AIlarsel!eS Vsstings, White, Fancy, Linen,
1r9Ve1ng and Flannel Shirts, under-Shirts
l1erchlefs, Socks, Gloves, Gauntlets and Col
lars, Travelling Bags and ValISes &C., DC Our,
department OF ttfE
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anu AdpFrttselueuts.

- RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Rey. A. i.
U.s. Hay of Philadelphia, will preach In
the Baptist Church Tomorrow at l0L O'clock
A. ~, and in the evening at IL O'Clock. -
Ajpiayer meeting will be held at the same
plnc81n the morning, commencing precisely
y ire " Z n SilI are cordfarly invited. IL
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Taxing GoveFnmeht securities for
s,..a -

The State of New Hampshire has
passeda law to tax the income derived
by holders of government bonds in that
State twenty-five per cent. The State
of Connecticut has an net before it for
a tax offfteen per cent. This action on
the part of these two States has called
out a pretty stringent letter from Hon.
Freeman Clarke, Comptroller of the
Currency, in the course of which he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-29

No. RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-English
GEY Evan. Lutheran, Church, cor. Fourth
and Monroe streets. Confirmation and Com
service tomorrow at lO15 A. NJ.
Preaching ut II P, NJ. Sunday School ad-
dresses ut 2 p: NJ. Preaching by Rev. r. V.
Dodge, of Washington, Pa.
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NOTICE.

IF ANY OFFICER OR PRIVATE oFTHG
Sixth Va. Infantry, to whom owe any
money, will please call ut the Merchants
Hotel for two weeks from the date of this nd.
shall be ready to settle with
him. THOMAS CARR.
ju29-lt9 Bartender of Merchants' HoteI.
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&c. &C.. arc. &C.. &c.


FARTHER PoIsr. Sept l0-The Hibernisn
from Liverpool, August 81, via Londonderry
September lst. passed this point ,his morning;
her dates are FIVE DAYS later than those BY the
Scotia
The Telegraph Company have ordered the
manufacture Of q new cable
The rebel Ex-Secretary Benjamin has arrived
at Southampton.
The mail steamer Seine has arrived at South
ampton. She took fire when about so miles
out from 81. Thomas, and put back with ell
speed After considerable difficulty the FIRE was
subdued and the ship proceeded on her course
She bad nearly sl7 900 900 in specie.
The London Times. in an editorial on Queen
Nictoria's Inauguration of Prince AIbert's statue,
at Coburg. again urges that the Queen should
emerge from her seclusion and perform the
duties expected of her
The Morning Star censures the Times for its
pompous lecture 10 the Queen.
The weather il favorable for harvest
The following is summary of news by the
steamer City of New York:
The Vslentia Telegraph Company have issued
a formal notice that they will not attempt to re
cover the cable this year. This ia considered
equivalent to Il total loss. and the insurance has
been settled.
meeting of the Confederate holders of
cotton bonds had been called in London, to take
place on September 4th, 10 appoint committee
to protect their rights and interests
The Times publishes letter from it's late
Richmond correspondent, controverting the
charges against the Confederates of cruelty to
Federal prisoners.
General Sir George Brown, of Crimean fame
and Judge Halliburten-Slm Slick-the author
are dead
The French fleet. Consisting OF nine first class
iron clads. and four others, was being fitted out
| at Portsmouth
Queen Victoria inuguratcd the Prince Albert
statue at Coburg on the 26lh.
The cholera sppars be receeding 10 purts
| from whence it came
Ii was stated French frigate had taken pos
session. ia the name of France OF valuable
guano Island in the Pacific latitude about &c
3 min
There was vague rumor of a discovery of a
conspiracy in Berlin
The Morning Post processes to give secret ar
ticles OF the recent AustrO- Prussia conference
most important Of which are, Austria undertakes
in effect to e1pel the Duke OF Augustenburg
from Holsten on the slightest pretense She
also undertakes to cede Holstein TO Prussia
Prussia is 10 propose TO the German Diet to
guarantee all the possessions. German and non
German. OF Prussia.
BRAzIL.-Rio Janeiro, August 9.-The En-
peror has advanced TO St Gabriel The whole
province of the Rio Grande has risen in his sup
port All the National Guard OF the Empire
were called out for active service
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11

terials. the skirt uinm With bias bands Of The
same. and drawn % vish an Imperial dress ele
vstoT ever the petticoat. which viii be orna-
mentsd viii anting De the toilet nay be CON
posed OF striped silk. OF purple, violet OF black
The violet petticoat Il striped round the bottom
vitb three rows Of black velvet. the dress ioopsd
over IL With ladders OF black cord. or bands oil
rich black pAssnentiree. and edged With pendant
jet balls. pretty novelty fox evening wear for
Young ladies. IL a bodice with long coat tails.
forming q sort OF sunie. very original and grace
fol. and worn With light evening dress. The
tails reach nearly 10 the bottom OF The dress be
bind but are much shorter the sides. and
shorter still ss they near the front, The bodice
forming a sixth point.
Boanefs-Ths year are Handsome for the hrst
time. and exhibit wonderful change. They
are no longer the little delicate, crosnless and
capIess aff<irs of a month ago. but substantial
looking head gear, with large, hat crowns, which
are 30 long and the trimming go arranged as to
look like q cape and answers the purpose OF one
The s,yIe il becoming, but waterfalls and curls
will be useless The varieties exhibited are really
beautiful and should be seen. new style OF
childs bat, With Glsngary crown. called the
Cora" is among the prettiest for the young
girls. narrow brim around the sides, crimson and
white velvet bows. with large crystal brooch and
white feather in front; white velvet band round
the hat, full rosette Of bows, with long ends Of
white silk ribbon on the back
Jackds.-Tbe Ens I" 10 the name of lady .
jacket ft for the house or street, and fitted only
at the back. IL may be made Of any material to
match skirt, and trimmed to taste. There is a
large assortment of elegant dresses and cloaks
of entirely new pattern. The riding dress is
dark rifle green cloth, with seven buttons on the
sleeves, and a row Of silver buttons between.
The jacket has pOstilon in the back, is lightly
l. ~ c9r.fu t~
Worn with black belt and silver buckle attached
the former is a silver loop of heavv black cord
for drawing the dress up. when walking. Un-
derskirt OF green cloth, scollopped and bound
and braided with black Hat-black silk, with
band buckle and veil Of the same color. The
"Rosalie" dress and "Vidocq" cloak are both
beautiful. and should be seen 10 be appreciated
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Infer from, Texas

NEW YoRK. Sept. l0.-A New Orleans CORES
pendent mentions the arrival at Houston
Texas, OF Gen Sheridan and staff, where be wal
greeted by salute from the Fourth Msssashu
sets Battery. Sheridss was en- routo to San An
tonic
Gen. Custsr, with three cavalry regiments
passed through Hampstead. fifty miles north o.
Houston, on the 25th OF August en- route t.
Western Texas
The Galveston Cha nber of Commerce ha.
been reorganized.
q. s Cutler has been appointed Treasur,
agent at New Orleans in place of Flanders, re
moved.
All French have been removed from the Rio
Grande, and native soldiers put in their place
All rebels have been ordered by Macmillan t.
proceed to San Louis Potosi.
The Vicksburg Journal states that heavily
ironed aud strongly guarded prisoner was LODGED
in the Jail there. He was supposed by some te
be John Surratt.
The Sunday Mercury says: A private lette
from the City OF Mexico states that the city il
under tina most tyrannous form Of martial law
On the 24th N Lecona. formerly Minister o
State. Rome Ruba, Elk Minister. Congres:
Madridge, NJ Guezmsn. and twsnty-sx others
we're arrested and sent TO San Juan De Nilbos
for an alleged conspiracy to kill Macmillan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
TO SINKING FUND BORROW Frs

Ii persons indebted TO the Sinking Fund are hereby
"A notified that ell lands mortgaged 70 said fund, and
whc interest has not been paid In advance for the
year. will be advertised for sixty days previous
and offered at pablo ,ae the second Tuesday In
December next.
BIZ order Of the BOARD ofComuiissioDers.
W n. TALBOT, President.
July IS, 1865.
Hf'The following named newspapers win please pub
sh the above advertisement IN their weekly issue 10 the
amount Of 7co DOors and forward copy Of paper and
bill 10 this office,
Register and Repubflca Iswreneesurg Courier Mad
ison; Journal and Denokrat, Evansville; Journal and
Express, Terre Haute; Democrat, Princeton; Press.
Greene asile Palladium Richmond Sentinel Fort syne,
Sun, vinoenne; Journa Lafayette; Review, Crswtorcs
vle Democrat, Goshen; Union, Laporte Standard An
derson Eagle, Decatur; Republican, Grssnsb1rg: sent-
nel, Rochester Democrat and Republican, Plymouth;
Democrat, Monticello; Republican, Nashville; Volunteer,
Shelbyyie, Democrat, Huntingdon. Ledger, View Al
bany Democrat, salem; Democrat Columbus; Register.
ST. Joseph; Republican, Valparaiso Post Coumos City
indisnsu, Bloomfield; Democrat, Franklin; Reporter,
Csnnelton; Democrat. Corydon; Democrat. Rockport.
Union, DanvIe; Crescent. Frankfort; Times, Delphi;
PhsrOs, Loganspsr Courier, Newcastle; owen County
Journal, Spencer Democrat, Upton; Rsyeie, vsvay.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11

CHAPLAIN LozIKR's CARD- John Hogarth
Lozier publishes a card in the indianapolis Jour
nal in which occurs the following paragraph Il
determined in starting out on this agency SOL
diers Home) TO follow the same policy that
had preserved during all my agency tor the SAM
.ary Commission. viz: nerer 10 slioc any Of the
funds 10 pass through mg hands" This fellow is
a preachers chaplain he styles himself, yet
il seems by his own confession. that be had not
confidence enough 10 bis own integrity TO handle
the funds contributed to the Sanitary Commits
sion or the Soldiers Home, and il also appears
by the same authority that the managers Of those
institutions conceded in the chapains own esti-
mate Of his honesty lt would be regarded
very strange il an honorable man engaged in S
good cause should anticipate that bis integrity
should be questioned. The chaplain says 10 bis
card that the reason he would not allow any
money to pass through hIs hands was the sppre
heusion the charge would be brought against him
that "Lozier was swindlng the people out of
their money" Ii man cant trust himself he
has not much claim upon the confidence Of
others
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11

SOMETHING TOR THE LADIES. A GEIAr DAY
~ NFw YoRx Monday was the opening day I"
At the Broadway alliners and dress makers es-
adjustments in Gotham. The streets we're
,hroneed With lsdes, who visited store after
store. inspecting the new modes on exhibition.
From the New York Sun We CLEAN some mat
tiers apropos 10 this occasion which NAV enter
tain our fair readers. The Sun calls attention
to certain new ornaments Tor ladies dresses
which are lust coming out there Metallic.
cold. silver. and even brass are brought into
reouisition for this purpose. ard CONS OF the
former metal are quite the rage. This fashion
10 imported from Paris, where it has been 10
vogue for the past season, and may be the metns
of srin gDg the precious metals more into fashion
than they have been during the last three years
The prevailing style for the fall this yesr will be
toilets in one, and in two colors. Dress, petit
coat and pslssot will be cut from the 50 me ma
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11

MAD Does-Thc death of Mr.. kuhn's son,
with hydrophobia, has created very determined
feeling in the community to have all the dogs in
the city that are not protected required by the
ordinance, put TO speedy and certain death. A
great many have already been killed, but there
are still thousands at large. without muzzles.
that will come to grief if the police get an op-
portunitv to shoot them without endangering cit
izens. Nosvmpathy is felt for owners of dogs
who do not secure them. and the police are justi.
fed by the public in their on them.
Tits fact that the dog of DR.. Pierce bit a
number Of dogs before he was killed; whether
these dogs have all been killed, we are unable to
say. but to make certain. all dogs should either
be secured so they can do no harm. or killed by
the owners. Ii is better that every dog in the
city should be killed than that one person should
be afflicted With the terrible malady of hydropho-
hia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS.
FOR FEMALES.
FOR FEMALES.
InfalIibIc in Correcting 1rregu-
larities, Removing distractions
Of the Monthly Turns, from
Whatever Cause and Always

successful aS a preventative,
And the "only sure" and CERTAIN REMEDY for ali
those act ng complaints peculiar the SEX wheth-
err married single"
These Pills nothing new, but have been used BY
the Doctors for many years, both In France and Amer
ics with unparalleled in every case and he Is
urged by many thousand ladies who have used them &c
make the Pills public for the alienation Of those suf
fering from any irregularities whatever, well to
prevent increase OF family where health will not
permit It, Females peculiarly situated, those suppos
Plls while In that condition. the proprietor assumes
responsibility after the above sdmontion although
their mdness would preventany mischief to health
Otherwise the Pills arerecommended. Full and explicit
directions accompany each box.
SO, goo BoXKs HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO YEARS
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter. both by myself and
agents. TO all parts Of the world which have
been returned which ladies nothing like the above
CINE DAMNED UPON THE WORLD IN REMOVING
DISTRACTIONS AND RESTORING NATURE TO Its
PROPER CHANNEL, quietng the nerves and restoring
the rosy color Of health to the cheek fthe most deli
cate.
PRICE 81 90 PER BOX. SIX BoxEs for IS 90.
Sold by all Druggists, and by the following yobbins
ladies, by sending q, procure the Pills, sent
hdeBually BY mail, and without observation to any
part Of the city or country,) and for sale by
T0MLlNS0N Cox, No. is, East Wasbingten street
STEWART MORGAN, No. 40, East Washington
street
W. l. HAsKITT CO., 10. IL, West Washington
street
II. H.LEE. Nos. Is and 20, Bates Block.
J.F SEYMOUR, No. 8. Bates House Block, and by
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NOTICE..
,g-FoR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS

sE-FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the ies,
cftria and Is constantly increasing in public favor
The VENETIAN HAIR DYR j. the best and cheApes,
made It's price Is only IS eents. and each bottle
isns douhle the quantity Of dye in these usually sold
or 81.
THIS HAIR DYE IS manufactured by peculiar pre-
cess which renders il infinitely superior any dye in
market Beins complete In one bottle no preparation
1, required which greatly smplIfes the application.
II USING THIS DYE you avoid that susrr, DEAp sp-
pearsnce BY which dyed hair and ~hiskers readily
rseoyuized when an inferior article has beeh used
produces perfectly natural color Of any shade that Is
desired, from ren brown TO lefty, ustrous black,
that vii not smut crock, stain the clothing Invest
IS cents and you will be convinced sold by all Drug
glsfs and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A !. MATHEWS. Manufacturer.
DEMAsBARNEs 4 Co. New York, Wholesale Agents
uyio-deot-ly