The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-26

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say what win be done with the prison.
/ ers, but think, it likely to end in their
dishonorable discharge from the SER
vice. and 1t may be without pay. We
lhope, however, in Consideration of their
past services and previous good con-
duct, they Will be 1eniently dealt with!
In the course of five or six weeks those
that crossed the plains will probably
return, and be mustered out, when. wei
presume the course to be pursued with
the prisoners will be determined.
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SUPERIOR WoRKAiketsHR.-A g
Frew are constantly turning out some
of the finest specimens of book
binding that we have ever seen.
They have recently manufactured
several sets of blank books, which
would delight the heart of the most
fastidious book binder. One sett for
the First National Bank and one for
the Merchants National Bank of this
city, were completed few days ago, as
also one sett for Mr.. Goff, of the Clarks-
burg Bank. Yesterday we noticed
several full sets, which were just
finished, among them set for the First
National Bank at Morgantown, and
one for the county of Hampshire. These
books are all models OF neatness and
durability, got mp in thevery latest
style. They are bound in Russia
bands, and handsomely finished. The
paper is of the finest quality, and the
ruling beautiful. The work turned out
at this bindery is fully equal to that Of
the best eastern establishments; in fhct
we think comparison would result in
favor of the Wheeling firm. Their sue
cess is shown by the large amount of
work they turn out and the nu-
merous orders they arc receiving.
RIvBn.-The river commenced falling
yesterday morning, and ut dark there
was six feet three inches in the channel.
The Delaware arrived on Thursday
night. She had in tow a barge loaded
with metal, part of which was dis
charged at the wharf. She left yester--
day for Pittsburg.
1t was expected that the Revenue
would arrive during the might. She
will leave for Cincinnati this evening
at five o'clock. ~
1 At dark there was not a single steam
err at tho wharf. 1t was observed by
those who frequent the landing, that
this WIS the first time within the last
year that such thing had happened.
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THERE was false alarm about fire
last night, between o and 10 o'clock,
and several OF the engines were out
trattling and ringing over the streets.
The fire bells in Centre Wheeling, and
in one or two other localities, We're
tapped quite vigorously for. few mo-
ments, but It was soon discovered that
the alarm was without foundation. It
is, perhaps, supererogatory to add that
more care should be exercised in sound
ing such an alarm. 1.a
Look OUT FOR THEM.-on Thursday
night citizen of Centre Wheeling was
passing down Main street. When in
the vicinity of Mcdonald & Young's
livery stable he was assaulted by three
men. One of them seized him by the
iTHroaT anu WIN Ine asslsTuncs or Ills
others threw him down and searched
his pockets. Fortunately he had left
his pocketbook Mt home, and thus es-
capped. Prompt measures should be
adopted to stop the operations of such
gentry;
THE Belmont Mills are re-advertised
in our papertliis morning, to be sold on
October next. Theternns are somewhat
altered from the former advertisement,
and generally supposed to be much
mora likely to bring the real worth of
the property. The Belmont Is one of
the most valuable properties of the iron
sort in the country. s5fa
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AS fast us the barriers of free trade
with the South are removed, Phalon's
might Blooming CereLs" takes it's le-
gitimnte place in the Southern, as it has
long since.done in the Northern mar
ket, as the purest,. most enduring and
richest perfume ever eliminated from
the floral kingdom. Sold everywhere.
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BURNET HoUsE.-The attention of
our friends and the travelling eommu-
nifty is called to the advertisement of
the Burnet House at Cincinnati. This
is one of the finest and best kept hotels
in the United States. Those who visit
the Queen City cannot do better than
stop at the Burnett House.
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PosT NToRTTM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
understand that it was decided yester-
day that it was necessary to disinter