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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20

EDS. GAZETTE The following arti.
,cles were sent last week by the SOL
'diers Aid'Society of Lancaster, to tho
Ohio State Agent at Washington, for
the use of the sick and wounded SOL
,ders Of the armies in the east, viz:
Two hundred and forty-three quarts
'of tomatoes, fruit, jellies and apple.
butter six quarts wine; Twenty OTIS.
tomato catsup; one jar tomato butter;
one jar pickled crab apples three gal
Ions picked cabbage; two gallons
sour krout; dried plums; one peck
dried peaches; three and one-fourth
bushels dried apples; one barrel and
|one and one-fourth bushels onions;
-four papers of tea; two papers of to-
.bacco one box mustard two half
barrels pickles, and quantities of linen
and muslin rags.
In making up the foregoing hand
some contribution, the society was
more than usually helped by the citi-
,zcns of the town at large. Besides
the articles above mentioned, contri-
buttons were made in cash to tho
amount of SAL 80, of which sum
1913 80 was contributed by young Ia
dies of Greenfield township, through
Miss II. lowering.
Mrs. J. D. MARTIN,
Recording Secretary.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20

sympathy with suffering humanity,
wherever they love kindliness OF ma
, ture and purity of heart and purpose
there will Abraham lincoln DO low
ecd and honorcd as one of the purcst
and noblest men that ever God raised
I, up for great work. We say it rev,
,ercntly, that in its. higher attributes,
Abraham Lincoln's character is more
like that of the Saviour, than any rul-
,cr's in history. We feel glad to-day
that We have appreciated and loved
/ him from the first. From the day he
went to Washington in disguise, there
lis not a word which we have uttered
concerning him, that we would wish
TO blot. While the grief is upon the
nation, he is to-day the most beloved
|of men. Oh, but it comes close to the
hearts of the people! His memory,
shall be blessed forever, and his name
'shall be sweet SAVIOR throughout tho
world. God loved him, and gave him,
Ia violent DEATH that he might be as
THE Apostles and Martyrs Of the
IChurch.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20

sThe isle near to the wall was 80 crowd
ed that he had considerable trouble il
Spushing his way through to the Pres
sident's box. On reaching the box h,
was haulted by the sentinel who il
usually placed there to prevent inter
] Eruption upon tho President To the
5sentinel he named the name Of some
] distinguished General, man who de-
! sired to SEQ Mr.. Lincoln, and being
neatly dressed, was allowed to pass
| without suspicion.
! The shooting, as already detailed by
telegraph, then occurred. Booth then
mounted his horse and fled, and at
sthis writing, that is the last that has
been seen Of him. About eight months
since, Booth left the stage and enga-
! sscd in the oil business, in which he
has amassed here considerable of for
tune. During the last six weeks he
| has played twice at Ford's, on the oc-
,casion Of benefits. His motive, there
sfore, seems to be traced to his rebel
3sympathies, of which he openly boast
sod. He fancied he capped the climax
| of his revenge by doing it in an in
3tcnsely dramatic style, utterihg the
words, when he fired the fatal shot,
] Sic Semper Tyrannis.
| His accomplice in this terrible crime
Ills not so well known, but is believed
, to be Maryland desperado, named
SSurratt.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20

snow pressing themselves, with urRen-
Icy on ourattention. Let us have men
in all the Departments of the State, as
swell as of the National Government.
swho will stand firmly by the princi-
sples which have guided us during tho
spast four years. Let it be fully under
sstood no man who has in an official
capacity, whether civil or military.
Sbeen connected with this unholy rebel.
slion, and thus imbrued his hands in
sthe blood ofhi countrymen, can ever
Swith our consent, stand in the coun.
scils ''ofthe nation, or assist in making
l flaws 1or loyal men.
Let no single root of the evils which
Shave produced the unhappy struggle
Through which we arc now passing, be
SaJlowed any chance to survive, or
sagain rise to renewed vigor. Let
Severy vestige of the odious system of
I sslavery-the source of all troubles-be
now wiped out let the issue be fairly
made between those who would fasten
Supon us the disgrace and the horrors
:of the past, and those who are striving
Ito inaugurate noble and glorious
future. Let us all stand upon the
board platform of human freedom,
sand the regeneration and elevation of
every man born in the image of God,
and we shall find the good, the honest,
sthe loyal and true hearted men of the
Estate everywhere rallying To our sup
sport.
I Very truly your friends in the cause
Eof the Union.
&c, V.Dorsey, Charm, A. B. Buttels,
sWm. Dcnnison, Brom. Gilmore,
sTheo. Comstock, James Williams,
4Henry Miller, Sec'y and Treasurer,
81. Guthrie, Cincinnati Executive Com.
4 II. G. Armstrong, Cincinnati.
4 Jas. Trippc, Jackson, G. III.
A John NJ. Millikin, Hamlin-
4 D. NJ. Willard, Logan.
a J. A. Snnet, Newark.
y W. M. Garvey, Piqua.
A S. S. Warner, Huntington,
1 John Walkup, Wapakenetta.
4 D. G. Pinkerton, McConnelsville.
4 Jas. Pursell, Washington G. FL.
y II. Skinner, Cambridge.
& II. G. Jones, Delaware.
! J. Hartzoll Canton.
h +. Wickham, Norwalk,
h ]. G. Grannis, Cleveland.
3 Den. Steble, Toledo.
"A G. r. Hunt, Warren.
a State Central AduiSory Committee,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20

If Horace Greeley and few other
leading men continue their sentimen-
tality in reference to tho treatment Of
the rebels, wc hopc the pcoplo will
turn their backs upon thom. The reb-
els must be punished to the fullest cx-
tont, and any other talk is mawkish
and sickly. President Johnson de-
claros that mercy to individuals is of
ten cruelty to the state. Every rebel
leader must bo hung or banished, and
all tOadyism must be forever put down
We must no longer talk of tempcring
justice with mercy. The time has
come to temper mercy with justice.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20
Movements OF Booth on the day OF AS
BnsSinRtiOn.


Details Of the assassination have al.
ready been spread broadcast; all OF
sthc evidence which has been elected,
during to-day and tonight. points,
beyond all doubt, to John Wilkes Booth
as the assassin of the President, and
/ the ringcader in tho di0bolcal plot,
1t has not appeared that he has had
more than two accomplices, while
] their object seems to have been more
especially to take tho life Of the PrcSi-
3dcnt. In the letters found in Booths
trunk, captured at thc National Hotel,
one desperate only seems to write
sof attacking the President, and some,
what attempts to persuade Booth to
abandon his intention. The letters
establish clearly maturcd plot, and
I sdisposes entirely of stories Of the in
sanity of Booth, &c. 1t is shown, fur
3ther, by testimony to-day, that Booth
! did not assassinato Secretary Seward
! and his son, but left his accompico to
] do that work. Tho theory that he
committed both deeds, by Disgusting
himself, is very eiIcctually exploded,
lThose who havo been thrown in
Booths s company for the past two days
describe him as laboring under very
strong mental excitement, occasioned
! by drink. and the rcjcation of his suit
Iby young lady, here, on the grounds
\ sof his strong secession opinions,
Ic camc to the city, from his farm
! at Budd's Ferry, on tho lower Poto,
mac, four days ago, and took up his
3old quarters at the National Hotcl.--
Yesterday morning hc sauntcred into
4 the box Office of Fords Theatre, and
learned, accidentally, that Gen, Grant
4 land President Lincoln would visit that
theatre to witness tho play last night,
From that moment he undoubtedly
resolved to commit the assassination
THAT night, From the box Office he is
Traced to tho livery stable, in the rear
! of tho National Hotel, where, at noon,
Inc hired fleet horse, At four o'clock
y ho came into the National Hotel, took
1.-TWO cards from tho clerk, that had
5bccn left by two suspicious looking
linen, and, calling for paper, went be.
Ahind the clerk s desk and commenced
awriting. n was particularly noticed
3that he had wild look, and was so
Sabsent-minded as to ask the clerk, in
ldating his note, what year it was, Al
! six o'clock no was leisurely promena.
Sding in Pennsylvania avenue, dressed
\ in his usual gonteel manner. At half.
apast seven he was again seon in the
Arestaurant adjoining Ford's Theatre,
3whero no drank glass of brandy
aFrom thence ho proceeded into the
atheatre, where he was usually to be
Mound about eight o'clock Soon after
gnino o'clock he went out and brought
shis horse to the front OF the theatre
land got William Spanglor, the carpen'
ster OF the theatre, and now under ar
grest, to hold the animal. Booth was
noticed to gointo tho theatre, and tc
spass up into the dress circle, on the
ssido where tho President was seated
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20

AN actor, we'll acquainted with
Booth, tho assassin, says that he was
a member ofa secret order, and thinks
that the assassination Of tho President
tcll 10 him by lot.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-20

n6s-G General Sherman, though strict.
ly q moral man himself has demoral.
lied the rebel army awiullv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10

gress there can be no change in the
boundary lines of States"
If the above viewsiof Mr.. pewes are
correct, we should say at once, there is
an end of the dispute, and Berkeley
eonnty Is stiIl a part of o1d.7girtsiliia.
But reference to ths reports Of the su-
preme Court of the United States, does
not show any analogous case to the one
under consideration, and we apprehend
that Mr.. Dawes has simply assumed 10
quote as precedent that which is not
laid down. We incline to the opinion,
however, that the only way to settle the
matter satisfactorily will be to go be-
fore congress next December with me
mortal praying its formal assent to the
annexation of Berkeley and Jefferson.
There is quarrel on hands between the
twb States as the matter stands. lVir-
ginia, as we see by the last Richmond
papers, has included the two counties
in her 9TH congressional district, while
we have included them in the I'd West
Virginia district. We may state as a
favorable omen for our, claim, that the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue a
few days ago, after. an examination of
the dispute, transferred Berkeley and
Jefferson to the I'd collection district
ofthis STATED - .f-rF -gt-Iarf7F .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10

1t is difficult to make out whether or
no the Gable is a failure. Our day dis
patches yesterday, giving the news of
the steamer Cuba, reported failure.
Further news by the same steamer
Mt midnight last night, speaks of the
signals being all right. No particulars
either way arc furnished, which we in
terpret as nm unfavorable indication.
We shall know to-day the exact truth,
we presume.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
Notice to Tax-Payers.
OFFICI; COLLECTOR ISTERSSAL REy'ENUE.O
FLRsT DIsTRICT WEST NIRGINLA !

OFFICE COLLECTOR 1STERSAL REyENUR,0
FIRST DISTRICT WEST VIRGINIA,
WHEELING, August 9th, 1865.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
In TAS-PaycTS ofWhceling and Ohio COnIi-
tyS that the Licenses and Incomes assessed
for 1865, are now due and payable Mt the fol-
lowing places and times designated MS fol-
lows: LUieTe and iThen payment 7nLst De made
or the law, as quoted below, will be strictly
enforced: 7f. -
shall neglect to pay rs Aforesaid for more than
ten days, 1t shall be the duty of the collector
or MS deputy to issue to such person notice
TO be left ut his dwelling or usual place OF
business, or be sent by mail, demanding the
payment Of said duties or taxes, stating the
amount thereof, with fee of twenty cents for
the issuing and service of such notice, and
with fonr cents for each mile actually and
NECESSARILY travelled in serving the same.
And II such persons shall not pay the duties
or taxes, with the penalty aforesaid, and the
fee Of twenty cents and mileage rs aforesaid !,
within ten days after the service pr the send
ing by mail of such notice, it shall be the
duty of tho collector or his deputy, to collect
the said duties or taxes, and fee OF twenty
cents and mileage, with ten per centum pen
atty MS aforesaid" /" !"
Twill be ut my Office, No los Main street.
over johnson l. Sons Tin-VVnre room. from
date OF this notice till 18th; Mt Triadelphia
I!iyerS tnHcrn) Saturday, 10Th at the r. o.,
West Liberty, from IL NJ. Friday. 2jlh. till 8
O'Clock p. NJ. Saturday, 18th.
auSJ-uEEWtllLH Collector LIST Dist. w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
sHERIFF's SALE
OF THE ~
East Wheeling Pork House

ITeSt Virginia, Ohio County Circuit Court, Mar,
-''.' Term, 1865, IN ChdnceTY.
The Belmont Branch of the State Banl, al
TIeSa ei Haqgg TS Abraham H. Herr
the and in his own right; John Herr, James
= =: AcheSon, Sterling and Akron, Kirkland,
Gregg, Susan Wellinger, Barbarn BSIicli
Pohsrty, David B. HeFsioy, Benjamin 1sh He ll1
1E.S George Adams, and F. C. Smith. y
James D. Lehmer and Rufus A. Jones, part
meEs trading under the firm name OF James
y; Lehmer & Co., VS.. the sHne iefedanfS; in
Abraham Desew, and John ForIiyce. partS
nefS trading under the firm name and style
fanfsIf. IN 1a'I 6oE6iyee, VS.. the same de-
archibald Warren VS.. the snme defendaritS
Cr1Spin Oglebay VS.. the same defendants, n
PURSUANT TO A DECREE RENDERED
cult Court OF Ohio County on the 39th div Of
May, a. d. 1859, shall proceed 10 sell at pub
OF Ohio County, w. Va, on TlE ~ III
Monday, the 18th day of August. 1SS5.
ct 10 o'clock a. NJ, to the highest and bet
bidder, the following described property ~.
a certain tract or parcel OF land lying md
being In the city of Wheeling, md State or
West NlrgtniU, described rs follows, to-SVit:
a a certaln piece or parcel of ground, with Tie
@EIs oGse ana Dstillery buildings and other
property, known as Shrivers Garden. in the
c Guy q Mheelingi and described and bounded
PSlIitI,, 3 !. -. :. ~. ..s..f.is .Lg
~ q stake on the east side OF the
Ms iihe OF the East Wheeling Company Is adj
Soif" 1,e ~ EiS ely O Mneellng, thence with
Ouincy s.tsst notul e!lSt poles 70
Street tn XVS,aoIf ~ lS1I, 'ieLGS WIN SAID
p0sS. tSeTEl sitiig III NORTH 81 east 10
thereon SoiItI, ISIHg ,sIf SEeS and binding
Inc last ,MS,heeling addition; and
ia fIIe ,InS ~ iils III west II poles
ncress tIH1i,,i iii1 Two ~
Sronn Se ,Inoii9iwing described lot or parcel OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10

NATIONAL There are now
eleven National Banlkszin West Vir-
ginia, viz: AT wellsburg,J Wheeling
(three,l Fairmont, Morgantown, Clarks-
burg, Parkersburg (two,) NIartinsburg,
Point Pleasant, and Charlestown. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
FRESH PEACHES

WE. HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM
wv the East, and have made arrangements
to receive by Express from Baltimore the
best quality of FRESH PEACHES. FAINT
lilies wanting Peaches of the best quality
fresh and cheap, can obtain them. by ieayii1S
orders with ns.
,sF' CHARLES IAUE & BRO,
auES-lw I Cor. Market Alley,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
Wood for Sale.

TlHE TIMBER ON IS ACRES OF LAND.
i situated on the bank of Fishing creek,
one mile nom the Ohio river, on which there
Is sufnclenU Beach ttl7lll ar to make some 25O0
cords of wood. There is also some rs OF So
cords Of wood now cut and FiClIhd. VIII be
sold at n bargain to close up estate. 1880 :
Address, fS5sa........y THQS. REED, -sF
s5si Administrator OF Robert Reed
is0uglO-2We New Martinsvflle, ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
NOTICE.

YNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 Citizens Fire, Marine and Life Insurance
Company of Wheeling, for the election OF
nine directors to serve for the ensuing year,
office of snid Company, in the city or Wheel
ing; on WGdneSdayth the I'D inst, between one
and two o'clock p. NJ. = i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
Teachers Denomination.

4 n EXAMINATION OF Candidates
Schools of the District OF Wheeling. viii w
heid IN the Hall OF the House OF Delegates in
mS CITY GS OF wheeling on Mednesday, August
All persons who hope to obtain situations
as TEACHERS in any ofthe Schools OF the Dis
t tiTlet, should be present for Examination al
NATION will take place before the openInT ~
me schools in September, and no Teacher
Gun De employed, who shall not previously
from the Examining Board ''s'S'I
F. S. WILLIAMS. 20,
Superintendent of Public Schools. BE-.
@ w. s..[ District of Wheeling.
WHEELING, Sth Aug, lS65-td % Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
NOTICE.

A Ill PARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS
N with the firm of w. b. Senseney q Co,
will please call and settle immediately. !
auglO-u w. b. SF;SSENEY & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
FOR PITTSBURGH.

80 The fine steamer FOREST CITY,
siIaeSts Capt. Gordon, will leave as above
= $3.50 ON Friday morning, the 18th inst,
boat up to o'clock Il. NJ.
ia BOOTH, BATTELLE & Co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
FOR CINCINNATI

~ The fine steamer REYEyIyE.
Le4lsG4 Capt. Russell, will leave rs above
5zssa:slAon FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at 5
o'clock r. NJ 20. IlIr =. - -.
For freight or passage apply on IoarTl or to
10 oty BOOTH, BA1fELLE & CO.,
aQlUs2G 70 IL AupOfS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
FOR SALE

A BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON THE
"A corner of Fourth and Quincy streets:
Terms easy. Apply to - - bal - I.IET
augSlwS .rtff s3t- 1. II. WILLIAMS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10

CAPT. JOHN BURDETr.-We are glad
to see Capt. Jno. Burdett, of Prunty-
town, Taylor county, in the city. Until
recently, and fornearly the,whole ofthe
war, he has been serving as regimental
or brigade commissary in the 9th corps
of the Army Of the Potomac, and dur
ing that time NE, believe was never
home but once. Our readers will re-
member him as one of the pnfinchfng
Union men offthe Richmond Conven-
tioR..a and, next; as, a prominent PARTED
pant in the Reorganization Of Virginia
in the stormy days of 1861. He shipped
as a working hand on board the good
old ship at the start, and has stood by
her throughout the whole Perilous yoy-
age. 4srl sos. H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,
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TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATS
DIVISION OF NATIONAL RASEs
Washington, June 2Sth. 1855

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DIVISION OF NATIONAL BASEs
Washington, June 18th, lS65.
TT IS HEREBY. CERTIFIED tn AT "TEIr
Merchants National Rank OF WEI
Virginia, at Wheeling, W. Va, a bsHIr.
ing association organized under the act i1fn
provide q National Currency, secured bT n
pledge Of %. 8. Bonds, and to provide for Ina
circulation and redemption thereof" appr0v
ed June 8, 1884, having compiled with The IA
QuirementB OF Section As of said act and Win
the regulations Of this department made in
pursuance thereof, has this day been deSigTat.'
ed as depository of Public moneys eScent
receipts nom Customs, and by virtue OF such
cial Agent of the Government.
julI-6Od Treasurer Z, s.