The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
WHEFLIGG, WEST VA MORNING JULY 1866.

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county, Philip a. Macher, postl ster,
vice, 1suae BoruIn; New 4larlfoi She
nandoah county, Ferdinand Ter,
postmaster, vice Abraham oOdS
stock, Shenandoah county mad
Lichliter, pOstOflice, vice. Isaac Haas
Edinburgh, Shenandoah county atnes
NJ. Hisey, postmaster. The n1ule OF
the postmaster at Toms Brook, 6llenhtl-
doah county has been changed 10 arr-
ertown, and E. B. Shauer Postmaster.
The difficulty of acquiring LAM
guige which d foreigner nlu ,fEa
fience is illustrated by the i6 ing
question; "Did you ever see on
pdrefan apple or a pear with . OF
scissorsRH &
The crops in Ireland are repotl Iom
all quarters to be in satisiaf 'llr
ditiOn. Potatoes, hay, wheat md
oats ure all in u forward stliq ani tie
most beautiful weather tQlI ntles
throughout the Island.
Some days ago, Lazarus,1q en-, /,
of the United States Senate bit-
ter rebel sympathizcr cco re-
turned rebel ldier In He ~ ~ Z,
and Usl1oTt lflHIt VelluJz IND 9eet ID 20 90
Off in the rebel army.ss ~ ouq q " was
the prompt and scatlMng rep your
harangue in the court house over yon-
der sent me and hundreds Of others in-
to the rebel army to tight agllast the
old flag" ,s
When tic doctors held their c6nyen-
tion at Boston, IL was charged against
Surgeon General Barnes that he had
been guilty of unprofessiOnal conduct
in connSelling with an irregular prac-
titioneriin the case of the Stewards. DIR
Barnes tiatlY denied the charge, and 1t
it was withdrawn withoutaction. Some
doctors think more Of "prOfeSsional
conduct than they do of saving a hui
mnn life or alleviating suffering.
Edwin Booth is engaged to aiyoung
lady in Philadelphia. II is not yet de-
cided whether or not he will return to
the stage. He has n little daughter Of
five years, who is n born actress, but he
does not want her to go upon the stage,
and may rcnounce It himself for that
reason. Unsj tass
The recent dress reform convention at
Rochester (aiming ut pantnlOonsinStead
Of petticOats) was broken up by II gang
of ill-mlnnered rowdies.
The wheat, rye and barley crops in
Texas will he good. 1t has been too
wet for corn. Insome parts of the state
there will be fair yield of cotton.
No state or association &ill be able
to rear so high and noble monument
to the memory of the late President
Lincoln as Colorado has already. II is
Mount Lincoln, and is $1,000 feet above
the level Of the sea.
A short time since the amount Of un-
paid bills ut the Bank of France amount
ed to upwards of 1S,OOO,0OO francs; and
the state of trade may he inferred from
the fact that eighteen failures, some of
them for large amounts, took place i'll
Paris on the3lst of May.
When Lieut.. General Grant reached
.Ashtabula, Ohio, as he was running the
gauntlet TO Chicago, the people made a
6oauet holder of II little girl of six, and
passed her along fran hand to hand
over the heads of themultitude into the
arms of the General. Safely Arrived, the
little creature made this SpSech: 81
wantt to thank General Grant Orending
the war and letting Uncle Tom come
home"
Gen. Grants monthly pay, income
tax deducted, is, one thousand and six
ty-two dollars and seventy cents. This
sum is exclusive Of communication of
quarters, tEc., which amounts to nearly
as much more.
The Jewish Record understands that
n Joint stock company has been formed
to start large hotel in Broadway, New
York, in the neighborhOOd of Thirticth
street, where the cuisine is TO be strictly
Jewish.
Jendy Lind Goldschmidt sang recent
ly Mt concert III London, to introduce
to the public Herr Labor, Il blind pinn-
list. II is said that she never sang with
more genuine inspiration and fervor.
A Paris paper announces that tho
Pope and the Italian King have como
to an agreement concerning the np-
pointment of Bishops. No prclate will
be compelled TO take the oath of allcgi-
ancG to the King. :.
The American Colonization Society
has sOnt $40 emigrnnts to Liberia since
the first of April lust, making 1890
since the organization of tho society.
1t is stated that the apple crop in
Western New York will be enormous.
The probability is that II larger quantity
will be shipped for market from that
section than ever before.
A telegram from Alexandria, Egypt,
states tliut cholera had broken out
there, and thnt commercial operations
had consequently been suspended.
A miserable sharper swindled poor
soldier boy at Cleveland last week out
of 800, his entire savings in tho war.
Please suggest Il proper punishment
for such n scamp.
In his report General Sherman claims
the inception of the Georgia campaign.
He says: "I had previously submitted
I to the comnnndCr-in-chiUf n general
plan, which amounted substantially to
Z tho destruction Of the Atluntn railroad
| buck to Chattanooga, and sallying forth
from Atlanta through the henrt OF
Georgia TO capture one or more OF the
great Atlantic Scnports." -
The approaching Fourth of Jul%will
be celebrated with more than the usual
enthusiasm. We have already men
! toned That IN various sections Of Mary
/ land the day * to he appropriately OBJ
served, and that II will also be celebrn-
ted in Il number of places in Virginia.
/ In New York city the troops will pa
rndc, In Mninc there will be bOntires
| on nearly every hill in the State. There
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