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U. S. Sanitary Commission
Army & Navy Claim Agency
No CHARGE FOR SERVICES.

JAMES NJ. SCROGIN, Local Agent.
once, GRAFTON, W. Ia.
TIE l.. 8. SANITARY COMMISSION,
| desiring TO relieve soldiers, sailors and
their families from the heavy expenses
usually paid for the prosecution of such
claims, have established this Agency, to col
lect pensions, arrears of pay, bounty and
other claims against the Government, without
charge or expense Of any Kind iChGtcucr 10 the
claimants.
ON application sent 10 this Agency, stating
the name and post Office address of the claim
ant, the name, rnk, company, regiment, ser
vice, and state Of the soldier on whose ac-
count the claim is made, date Of discharge or
death, the proper blanks will be filed out ms
Tar as possible and forwarded TO the person
applying. These can then be executed and
returned 10 this Office, where the claim viii
be prosecuted 10 q final issue i'm the shortest
possible time. jylS-eod 60d
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ALLtne talk about sonora Gwm and
his duke,hip has ended i'm nothing.
Gwiu &, thus Officially squelched I'm a
uotciu the D.orIo, tine organ OF Maxi
MILAN.
eve, the Imperial Government,
never. 40 any time. have entered into
negotiations with Dr. Gwin. So we
never contemplated making him Duke
Gwiu. so we never contemplated max
ing him Duke nor Governor of Sonora,
nor Nicoroy OF amy other province.
We never knew that his services were
worth sixty thousand dollars year.
Moreover. the very person of Dr. GWiu
is NOT known bv amy of the Ministers,
and we did not hear OF amy having the
desire to gc, acquainted with him.
All the kilograms we have beenprint-
iu. from Mexico, il IL, further said,wcre
written 10y Gwin himself They began
with persons I'm the confidence of Dir.
Gwiu" say somd so, and then came "a
long sketch of the rising importance
and power of cdr. Gwin." We will
hear mo- more of that hereafter.
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For the privilege of selling books
and newspapers ON the Hudson River
railroad, 10 is said that mo- less than
5000 a year is paid. For the same
privilege ON the Central railroad, the
tax is 5000 per year. This seems a
large sum, and vet it is said that a large
income is derived from the operations.
ON the Hudson River road the sales
average 500 To- each through train. On
the Central the average is SljOper train.
The books and papers are not sold by
the owners of the right, but by boys
employed by them. The boys receive
10 per cent. on all sales, and make
large wages.
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Wanted hmm, sdiately.

MEN WHO WISH To ENGAGE N A
vi legitimate business Jy which they can
make nom SO TO $50 per day by a small in
vestment Of nom sl0O TO. 500, are invited 10
call az the Franklin Gouse least Of Wheel
ing Greek Stone Bridge and examine some OF
the most important, nd useful, new inVen-
tons for domestic use. OF the age. \ rare OPP
portunity is offered for enterprising men OF
large or small capita 1, 20 make money either
by travelling or Toe ating in the city or coun-
tfy. Amply 10 j. DINSMORE, Jr.
iul3-lme Franklin House.
m State and Co nntv Rights for sale.
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Township Meetings.

LTA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
n Supervisors OF Ohio county held on the
2lth day Of June, 1865,
Ordered That this Board recOmmed 10 the
citizens Of the different Townships 70 perfect
their organization Immediately.
To secure uniformity OF action In all the
townships throughout the countyit Is recon-
mended that the qualified voters Of escE Tp.,
meet at 10 o'clock a. m, on Monday, July p,
1866, at the respective place Of voting in each
Township and I'm the exercise Of their SOW
erelgnty appoint their respective Township
Committees.
To facilitate business each Supervisor should
be prepaid TO lay before the meet ing in his
Township the assessed value Of Rea and Per-
sOnal Property I'm his Township, aihd thus en-
able the Township Committee TO proceed i'm
mcdiately, upon their appOintm emit, 10 report
TO the meeting what amount IL will be neces-
Sary 10 levy on the taxable pr operty of the
10 meet the necesSar Z eXpenditures
of the coming year. j. G. IUPP, Pres't.
@. W. SIGHTS, Clerk. ul8d6wtild
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THE financial editor of the New York
H'or'd is now engaged i'm bulliug up
the price of gold, and therefore it may
be proper To- take the following extract
from his latest article with some grains
of allowance:
1--WE have information to the effect
that the Payma-ter General viii Imme-
diately make acquisitions upon the
Secretary OF the Treasury for three hun
drcd and twenty millions of dollars for
soldiers pay up 10 the LIST of July,
while the total outstanding obligations
of the government viii probably ug-
grcgatc about one thousand millions.
Notwithstanding all the army rcduc-
tious which have taken place, there re-
main about six hundred thousand men
still ON the pay roll. In addition 10 is
months charter money due TO the own
ems of steamers i'm the employ of the
Navy Department. Under these cir
cumstanccS there is prospect of "a
large issue of certificates of indebted
mes, of unpaid acquisitions, and of
forced loan, in making which the Sec
rotary of the Treasury would, OF course,
have to rely upon the next Congress To-
indemnify him Tor exceeding his au-
thority. Mr.. McCulloch will do we'll to
publish a monthly statement of the na-
uonal Indebtedness regularly, and not
eudeavOr 10 conceal, under specious
cOlOring, important facts, 10 which the
people have an undoubted right by act
of Congress and otherwise.
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Notice to Tax Payers.
OHrc Of Collector Internal Reten''h F.
Fhd District Of West Ntrgnid.

Cnrf 0f tulfcfOT LfifTHuL hftfi'''.
Ffrd District Of West Nrg'nid
NrOTTCIc Is HEREBY GIVEN TO !!a.t
y Tax Payers Of Marshall county u.
Licenses and Incomes assessed IoI ~ (,
now due and payable al the iolloWlhs w s-
and times desj gnated as follows NE ~
when rnymert must be made, or lhy W..
approv al 3Oth June, 1854, ana quoleu '
will he strictly enforced: u-.-...
SIC. y And n any person snalI . i.,-
10 paw as aforesaid for more than yen u''
shall be tho duty Of the collector OF il.' rs-
Ia 10 issue u such person anotce 70 p, . ~. ~ +,
his dwelling or usual place OF pushes 4,
sent by mail. demanding the pay ineA ~. W..
duties or taxes, stating the amount ~, En-
with fee o. twenty cents for the leu.l--, Il
Servbce Of such notice, and with tour ,g.i.i
each mile actually and necessarily nav n
serving TN e same. And II such peIsol,.,, ~, IS
not pay n le duties or taxes, with tne i. -.i
aforesaid, and the fee OF twenty 70. ID
mileage u : aforesaid, within ten day o y
service a. r the sending by mail OF suCl lsr1
Il shall b theduty Of the collector on an ri
ty, 70 col lect the said duties or lAAes' ,.r 30
OF twent y cents and mileage WIN 'e"
trm per ialty as aforesaid" .,...i.
I wiz ba at Benwood July 20, a, 'g-ff 3
Vile 18th and 28th, az Glen Ess'o,,' mons, !,
Cameron 18th and 23th, al palIes, 80 Ici
and 81 TIL o'clock ana h IHg y ORR.
in ii Collector lst Dist. W "
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THE Democrats OF Ohio are dIsappoin-
ted i'm the political course Of Gen. Sher-
man. They had hoped that he would
consent 10 run as their candidate for
Governor. They made the mistake Of
surprising that he had no moro regard
for consistency or principle than they
have. Else how could they preSuu"
that he would stand a~ the candidate OF
"a party. which deliberately opened fire
upou the rear of his gallant army last
wear bv declaring It's attempt Co restore
Oh, Union hv war "a failure? General
sherman and his brave boys who were
then lighting iu that terrible south-WcS-
tern campaign. were filled with mdig-
nation 40 this insult to them. They are
mot the men to forget 10 nov and to en-
able the,c "peacc men, to rule the land'
which ha. been rescued from deStruc-
tiou at tine price of So much blood ana
Inn spite of the so-called democracy.
They want men i'm power, who hoveap-
pre,i9tcd tine nature of our contest. and
have svmpathizrd with tine ~ylt~acrihc-
ug patriots. They rally round Tho
standard of that ~tuuuch soldier md
promising young man, General Con-
And Doe will Dee elected Governor ny ou
overwhelming majority. We are glad
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THE idea of negro suffrage is natur-
ally not very popular in the South. It
is anything else. The correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Inquirer says that
There is one point in regard 10 which
Conservatives and SecessiOnists, rich
and poor, learned and ignorant all
classes, i'm short, with whom l have
hitherto conversed, seem TO be agreed,
and that is the endowment of the freed
men with the right of suffrage. l have
met with only one man as yet who was
willing TO entertain the proposition for
"a moment.
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Notice to Agents Of Insurance and
Express Companies.
WHEELING, WEsT ymGNIA,

WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA,
AUDITORS OFFICE, July l5 1865.
NOUR ATTENTION Il CALLED To THE
l provisions and requirements OF an Act Of
the Legislature passed March n, 1884. entitled
An act 10 amend the law concerning InSu-
rance and Express Companies As bat lev
agents have complied with the requirements
OF said act notice is hereby given 90 such rs
have not made returns 10 this Office according
to law, that unless the mll returns due
nom them respectively, since the passage OF
said act are made soon, the penalty for huch
failure will be enforced.
J. NJ. MCWHORTER,
fylg-lw Auditor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-20

We infer that there is now truce, if
not peace, between the Cincinnati G1-
-ctc and Commercial Neither Of them
had anything % say of each other i'm
the latest received issues. They have
been quarreiling ever since the pubh-
cation of their Internal revenue returns,
some three weeks ago. To spretty well
established that the Commercial makes
the most money while the gazette has
the largest aggregate circulation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-20

THE dispatches this morning inform
us OF the re-appearmce of Provisional
Governor Perry, and some companions
from South Carolina, at Washington,
with a view Ina part OF having % talk
with the President We should think
the President ought To- have a talk with
Perry 10 the following extract from "a
Southern letter is to Doe believed:
Governor Perry delivered "a speech at
Greguvilie, July 3d. which is eNtraor-
binary bon its Limitations OF the Rebel
General Lceuuj the Brbylc8u~e. which,
he says, milod, owing t0 tue people hJV-
ing mo- heart iu DO, and seeking shelter
I'm bomb proof positions instead ol
placing themselves Boa the front OF the
night.
lie regrets chat the south wIs defeat
cd. but yielding '1 Hece,s.fy. hc urges
the people OF hi9 State t0 become good
citizens and obey the laws, when we
shall become again "a free. united and
happy people.
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U. S. Sanitary Commission
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
JAMES GILCHRIST, Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va.

JAMES GILCHRIST, Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va.
ONCE St1TeVOr's Rooms, Custom House.
THE u. s. SANITARY COMMISSION,
/ desiring 10 relieve Soldiers, Sailors, and
their families from theheaNy expenses usual
ly paid for the prosecution of such claims,
have established this Agency, to collect pen
siOns, arrears Of pay, bounty and Otherc claims
against the government, icthOu charge or eT-
pcnSe OfdHg kind iUh0feuer 10 The claimants.
ON application sent 90 this Agency, stating
the name and post Office address OF the claim
ant, the name, rank, company, regiment SER
vice, and State of the soldier on whose ac-
count the claim is made date Of discharge or
death, the proper blanks viii be filled ont as
far as possible and forwarded 10 the person
applying. These can then be executed and
returned 10 this Office, where the claim will
be prosecuted 10 a final issue in the shortest
possible time. lul3-eOd60d&6mw
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JAMES b. BINGHAM, of Wheeling
Times notoriety, some seven or eight
years ago. snow editor of the Memphis
Bulletin. During part Of the war he
was one of the New York Hcr0idS cor
respondents. James was loyal all the
while, and is said to have made his pile
ON cotton. We observe by the Bulletin
that ne is still amiablc i'm his DISPOSE
ton.
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ONE of our exchanges charactcrizes
Jay Cookies recent pamphlet chow a
national debt may become a national
blessing written by Samuel Wilkin-
son, Washington correspondent of the
Ne" York Tribune, as the singular ar
gumeuis of literary Bohemian and a
financial hlibustcr ina favor an euor-
NOUS national debit
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W. Va. Business College.

Loc1ted Ot HDI7iJr0Ol'g BuIdHg. No. llSia
Main SfTed, Wheeling, ". Id.,
FORMERLY CONDUCTED BY H. HITCH
II COCK. now under the management Of
". Pryor, will resume It's next session ON the
Isl of August. lSi The same liberal and
scientific course Of instruction rs heretofore
80 successfully pursued, IS now pursued by the
present successor. i'm impartinga knowledge
of Bookkeeping, Penmanship and Political
Economy. I'm addition, there viii be- given
lectures ON the subject of Physiology, show
ing In "a pOliticO-cconomical sense, the bidts-
Deii0able necessity of "a knowledge of the laws
of health I'm the struggle for success and pre-
emincncr in business. There Will also be- offer
cd to Young ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS OF
improving themselves in French, the Classics
and English literature, and any OF the Sci
enccS, an afternoon school, from past
o'clock to !.
jyli-m W. PRYOR.
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IlIEIl.

July 18TH. 1855, EMMA VIRGINIA., only
daughter OF Jonas ID. and Sarah Jane Graves,
aged 10 year. and 8 months.
The funeral viii take place this Thursday
afternoon at . o'clock, nom the residence of
her parents ON Zane street East Wheeling,
first door above sixth. The friends Of the
hmily are invited to attend.
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To Soldiers l-Waltham Watcles.

Let every soldier before he returns Wi a.
nrovide himself with an American va, !,
no better use can be made Of money 'lia .-,,.
invest 1t in one Of these durable ana - ,r,.
ume-pieces. It Is a kind OF proper nan.
constantly returns good interest," anu w.. oa
ev value is so well known that q
of silver dollars wouldn't be as useiu''
sold BY all respectable Watch dealers
THE AMERICAN WATCH 90"
jull-lm2p ONCE, ~ h'o'''
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THE correspondent OF the Philadel-
phia Hl4lHrcr, writing from Greensboro.
y. c., gives the Brttiau House "a buff.
and saws that she who stops there once
viii stop again, but it viii be at the
threshold"
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Wheeling Female College
WHEELING. VIVA.

uMuS INSTI1 ,TION. CHARTERED
| with Wl cuIrg.at, powers lu 1871, and
rg.eutly reOUuIiltt under "a new Board of
Directors. Viii DE- opened a- collegiate iusti-
utc un The nrt Wednesday In september
next The lulhmg, arc now being tho
roughly rcnrta and newly furnished
throughout
Iu tho literally of Dos arrangements iu the
extent and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF IT, course
ut study, 900 lts methods of tuition aud gov
eminent. aud mthyanultN ANA experience OF
To-, Board OF Instruction, the public may rely
upon 10, being afrSt-cmS~ seminary.
'HuNlug had many wears experience I'M COM
Quoting leadml educational institutions In
the eastern and middle States, ! feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest cooperation of the citizens OF Wheeling
and vicinity. the college will soon De- able 90
extend tD Young ladie- all the facilities for an
accomplished education Go be- found uutaid
Of our eastern metropolitan cities.
ItafloIds me the highest satisfaction Co Doe
able tp announce the engagement OF cpil
Of teachers of distinguished ohlNtA, cNpc-
Renee and reputation.
In INC department., OF the mathematics
and sciences. Mis- Maria D. HHl,tead, former
rrrcepirDs, of Wesleyan Female College
Wilmington, Delaware.
m the department of literature and bellies
ltttus, Mis-, Mary Williams, Late precepir~'
ui Lafayette Institute, Washington, ID g.
DO music. Miss Emily j. -hiplcN, of NcW
York city. educated n Europe, and "a pupil Of
BlS,ul.
Inn The nncmt,. Mis-. Isabella NJ. Gean, Cl
the New York school Ot Design.
Assistants win ut added iu these, OF Othcl
DEPARTMENTS aS occasion may require.
4 NORMA bErAEIMENT viii be- Onlani1cC
at uu early day, having especial reference q,
the preparation Of young ladies for the bust
Ness Oi teaching
4 PRH'NEAroEY DEPARTMENT will D.,
ODD. ID
enter the collegiate.
EXPENSES PER QUARTER or TEN
WEEKS.
TruON-Fir-t Preparatory, So: Second
Preparatory, 50; First Collegiate, q, Second
collegiate. ea. Junior, $40. Senior, slI lU
Latin. French, German, Or other Language, s.
Experimental Sciences. 50 extra, each. Draw
ur. 80; Painting boo uil. $40, Pastel, $40; Cray
ON. 81; Music. ou Piano, so; Use OF lustru
mout So sr \ucal Music, ,lW Fuel, 2d and III
quarters, oI cents elch quarter.
BOAED--it Fuel aud Lights, 81 Washing
81: Weekly EOlid. from Monday Co Friday
might, SO ri; Fuel and Lights, -
Elll, both urtultiuu and board payable ln al
,si-t.- 900 tue commencement of the quarter
Sept. Dih. Nuy. 18TH. Feb. l-i and April 18th
NodcIWlure from thi, rule can Doe made.
Young l1dir, are received 200 any time. bat
mot for less time than Ju entire quarter lI
C..~r of prutnct.d. Illness. allowance viii b,
made. Young ladies should bring towels. ta-
uir napkins umbrella uud uNcr-hue-.
Application may Doc made by letter or ly
c0luugat the College trom to 4o'clock.
july -, 1860. Trfsdent
SPECIAL NuuCE-Iiovug 90 Doc absent
from tine -Ilh inst Co Au4. 10th. application
may hc made iu the interval to Non. e.. D.
Hubbard, President. on tu j. T. Wilson. Isl.
Secondary Board ot Directors. N9-tf
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For Cincinnati and all Intermediat,
puiuIs

, The fine steamer RFTENEE
el..Le-h Cbpt Russell, will leave as above.
- Friday. The DIST inst. at 5o'clock
p. Ia. Freight received az the W hart Boat by
BOOTH, BATrELLE q CO.,
iu21-2t Agents.
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BOARDING.

FAMILIES OR SINGLE PERSONS CAN
Il be accommodated with genteel Board at
reasonable rates, on Main Sir, South Wheel
Ing in the pleasant and eommOdious Mansion
late the residence OF Captain Fink. The City
OmuibuscS pass the door hourly during the
day, anOrlng an opportunity 10 those en-
gagged IN the city, 90 reach their home without
the toll OF walking
juls-lws ELIZABETH WAGNER.
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Dinner at B. & 0. Depot.

Two SECOND WEST VA. VETERAN IN
/ PANTRY, Col WEDDLE, commanding,
on Thursday Afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Contributions must be sent 10 the depot by
o'clock. The subcommittee viii provide
as usual without further notice The ladies
will please attend at the depot at / o'clock.
By order of JOHN BISHOP,
Chairman Soldiers Reception Com.
frIQ
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The White and Black Trash AT Rich
Comparison between the

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Tho f,Il,,yino r.p,rf from Colonel
p,,,,,, Assistant Ctutii-sinuer of the
i,,...ir,.,,,. Rur.,l t,r VIRGINIA. was
.r.,.i,rJ f,-doy and shows that the
...hi,-,Il,-" ,t Richmond arc drawing
r.,fious Iy thousands from Uncle SANS
-f.r.bou-.- Some pluu must hc
...I.,.t.J .,.r 3, couiprl These law.
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ii.. - ,,4,,,-al,.,y 7rb, r,port nl.. .eX-
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Colonel and Assistant COMMISSIONS.

THE NASHVILLE Union orthe 10Th pub
fishes. "a, % matter of history" % copy
of the Mississippi ordinance of sece-
sion. 10 also publishes swinging de-
uunciauon of Tine underlying cause of
the whole secession movement. We
extract. o~ follows.
The public sentiment of the world
placed slavery under the ban. as % great
moral wrong crime against God and
man. The natural uupcrycrtcd iuJg-
mout of every man OF sound mind, even
I'm the slave States, admitted the Justice
of this conclusion. But tine selii~huc-~
of the slaychoilcr-hi~ desire Tor gain
his love of luxurious ease and iudo-
lcucC-clo~ed his heart against the im-
pulses of Justice. and caused him to
reason against the truth. His wealth
made him influential hi- power was
clurtcl-hc used 10 Co hedge slavery
about with laws which forbade ANY
question Gifts Justice or sound policy.
Social u~tuci~m. mob violence, and
various other appliances fortified these
laws. Men, open and bold, m their
investigation and discussions of every
other subject avoided this, OK
cppt to Shame their manhood hv OBJ
Seuiously pHudJug Goo the interests
of jhc SHAREHOLDERS An classes OF SOC
cictv ,werc represented: the rich. the
poor. those in moderate circumstances
-theciuc1tcd audthc uucducatcI-thc
pulpit. the bar, thr political leader. the
>o-called statesman, the merchant. the
farmer, the mechanic. Previous to the
war, the iuiquity of slavery WAS 20 seal
ed book to them. Now, 10 i- mo- longer
sealed. They can look into 10. investi-
gate 10. and holdup topuhliccNcrration
IFS foul and cNccruhic pages. The tet-
tcrS have been stricken from their
minds. They uho,dth,irhoal~ erect,
and conscious of observation-disclosures, think
and speak and uct as irepmeu. Two
thirds ofthc intellect, the education, and
culture OF the Southern States have
thus been manumittei. 10 was "a sense
of this uu~hacklug of mtcllcc, and will
which caused Gov. Johnson, of Georgia,
in his Atlanta speech tO thank God he
could say that slavery was dead with
out the fear of vigilance committees
and uIDl-
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c. II. DEITERS g. co.
STARCIGAR FACTORY

MANUFACTURES AND DEALERS II
vi all kinds OF Tobacco, snuff and CigaN
Alsoon hand and for sale Kentucky and Ohio
Seed Leaf, Wholesale and Retail.
y. BAH orders promptly attended 20.
No. % Water street, a few doorS north Of
the Sprgg House. juls-lm.