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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-07
Notice to Taxpayers.


OGicC Of C"llCCior Internal Revenue,
ITrd district ~ Hest ltrDiHM.J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
n TnN-paycrs of Wctzrl, Tyler, peasants
and Marion Counties, that the Licenses nn,l
Incomes assessed for 1876, arr now due and
payable ut the following plnNs and times
designated iS follows: Whcre and uhcn J,nV-
mcnt must be mTic, or the law rs quoted he
low, viii I've strictly enforced:
"SEC. IS. AND fanny person
shall neglect 10 pay rs aforesaid for more than
ten days, II shall he the duty Of the collector
or his deputy TO issue TO such person notice
TO I've lett ut his dwelling or usual place .ol
business, or hc 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 four cents for each mile actually nnd
necessarily Travelled In serving the same.
And IL such persons shall not pay the duties
or taxes, with the penalty Aforesaid, and the
fec Of twenty cents and mileage uS aforesaid
within ten days NElcr the service or he send
Ing by mnil " such notice, II shall m the dntS
Of the collector or his deputy. To collect III"
said duties or taxes. AMI fec OF twenty cents
aud mileage, with ten per Cenium penalty aS
aforesaid"
viii Mt Eurton August Goth and GOth; NJ
Warrington 2lSt and lst September; Worth
iUgiOn ith aud jth; Fairmnnt 9th and 1th;
lmsnuttsvillu Nth aud Nth; New MurtnSvlllr
l9ih and 18th; MhldlrbOuniC nom 10Th Ia 18th;
1T SiSi"lSvillc 10Th, and ut St. Marys Nrh and
list September.
TuX-FAycr will pleas" hc present Mt the Ap-
pointed tintSn and places. Or leave the amount
UT tlluir iIS,S with some one Ia pay for them,
and Thereby save TO themselves the per cent
n!," and costs. JAS. e. ORR,
Collector First District ". w.
SAM'L HlLLINGShN,
auglI Deputy Collector.
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a MERITomoUs Work BEGUH.-We
are glad 10 SEE the work of publication
commenced by the samitaryauthorities;
and we pray them, in behalf Of thepub-
lie health, not TO shirli the localities
where publication is most needed. 1t
is not so much the streets that need II
US the alleys in which, through long
hot summer, garbage and filth have
been allowed to accumulate without in
tcrruption. For example, one locality,
that we have more than once alluded 10
alrcady-thc alley north OF the Sprigg
Houar--has material enough TO furnish
pestilcncc for the whole city; and how
over clean any particular quarter OF
the city may be, it is Just rs far from
safe as any other while these fostering
beds Of epidemic are tolerated in the
heart Of the city. 1t will never do to
go about work Of this kind gingerly.
It must be thorough TO be orany avail.
Should the cholera suddenly appear in
New York, as it is liable any dayto do,
with such inducements ms We hold out
here We should confidently expect it to
visit Wheeling within n week.
Epidcnics never break out in the
more clcauly portions ofn city but al.
wavs amid tho sQualor and filth Of the
poorer quarters; but when they do
break out they do not very carefully re-
spect the lines that divide Fifth avcnu"
from Five Points.
The weather for some time pnst has
been, and continues, unusually hot for
tho season, and hot weather in the fall
Is, under tho most favorable circum-
stances, prolific brccder,oftcvcrs. Tn
less the city is thoroughly and speedily
cleanscd, we may expect ut the very
best (evcn II King Cholera should not
reach America this fall to suffer from
destructive fcvcrs and other offspring
OF malaria, besides having a good store
Of material for cholera 10 open out on
Moxt spring.
We would suggest FREQ use ofquick
lime or some other powerful nbsorbcnts
ofnoxious gases, where unusually foul
localities are clcansed. Cleanliness is
next to godllncss, and promptness the
best Of gcncrnlship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-07

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY AND FAIR
Tho Board Of Directors have given pub
lie notice that persons desiring to be-
come members OF the Agricultural So
cIoty will be admitted upon the pay
mont Of ten dollars, unless the party
should be objce. al to by u majority f
tho Board, in Which case the money is
refunded TO the applicant. The terms
proposed are very favorable, and will
result in large increase Of the mcm-
bership of the society. All members
with their families arc entitled 10 free
admission totbo Fair Groumdsns long MS
the Society stuIl continue in existence.
This should be livery strong induce
mcnt to all citizens to become members
nj once. As the time for this years OK
hibition approaches, the interest in the
matter increases, and we feel confident
that we arc going to have very credit
able display.
The track has been resurvcycd and
the exact half mile established to II
fraction. Arrangements have also been
made to have II put in the most perfect
order The premium list is in the
hands of the printer and will be out
this week. cunderstnnd that il is the
most liberal that has yet been offered
by the Society. All that is now want
cd is tho active and hearty cooperation
OF the manufacturers and mechanics OF
Wheeling and the farmers Of the sur
rounding country. The advantages OF
these annual exhibitions Of the pro-
duets of agriculture and mechanical
sl;ill, cannot he too highly estimated.
Il il By such means that useful knowi-
edge is disseminated, new and improv-
cd breeds of stock introduced, new
truths elected IN relation to the science
of agriculture and tho best modes OF
culture nsCertuinrd. 1t also affords
the opportunity to introduce and test
luLor.saving machinery, and bring the
farmer and manufacturer together, to
the great advantage Of the whole coin
lnun!tv. Tho great progress that has
been modO in the country within the
las, few years, is in great measure the
result Of the various agricultural exit
billions which have been held through
out tho country. Peace has again re-
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MCsIC ASD MEDICINE Considerable
excitement was occusioncd yesterday
evening by the appearance Ola carriage
in the street which in addition TO Its
living occupants bore large banner
upon which was inscribed the motto,
"Kmg Of Pam" Sitting beside thcg gem
tlcmnn who hold the rcins, was a boy
busily engaged in turning hand or
gan. As they drove rapidly through
be streets people rushed to their doors
% ascertain the cause Of the excitement.
II was soon aScertnincd that Dr. j. ].
Mcbride had arrived in town and WINS
roady TO relieve nil the pains ind nches
Of suffering humanity. At night n
large crowd assembled at the M'Lurc
House corner, where the Doctor, stand
ing in his carringc, addressed them ut
length informing them Of the nature Of
his mission and tho merits Of his mcdi.
sine.
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RErAIErHc THE CoURT HoUsE.-Th'
Board Of Supervisors hnvo ordered tho
Court House to be- thoroughly repaired
Yesterday workmen were engaged ii
linking down the high pOrnpet walls
which extend above the root. The in
terror is to be reprinted, tho outside
plnstcrIng to no renewed, and new
roof put on the building to extend out
over tho heavy corncc on the walls
Tho stccplc will also como in for It's
share Of the general renovation. We
nro informed that the proposed inn
provcmcnls will probably cost thirty
thousand dollars. This largo outlay
ought 10 make the building present n
very handsome appearance.
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Especially. who have become the victims Of
SOLITARY Vice. that dreadful aud destructive
habit which annually sweeps 10 an unIimcly
grave Thousands Of Young Men al the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have enhanced listening
ScnntCS with the thuudcN Of cloQucnCc, or
wnkCd TO CtStncy the living Tyre, may call
with full confidence
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Tobacco AND ClGARS.-Mr. NJ. Marsh
has just been receiving some choice to-
bacco and cigars. He hns some fine cut
chewing that is hard to beat :
also a fine assortment of Virginia and
Missouri cnvcndish. Ills very superior
Tips is in great demand. lie was fill
ing nm order yesterday for Cairo, on tlH'
lOMrr Ohio.
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I,ua Ycgcrdnyn furniture wH.
grn, belonging to one orour city firms,
crossed the bridge with n load Of rurni.
mrc. just afl"r leaving tho wcst end
ofthc bridge, the horse became fright
OnCd and ran oil. Tho sudden starting
OF tho wngOn JGrkcd the driver from his
sont, throwing him upon the front Of
tho wagon, lowing him without power
70 control tho frightened animal, who
rnn ut fearful speed in the direction Of
Mr.. stones residence, where hc was
finally brought up by m opposing
fence. The driver and aporllon Of the
furniture had boon prev IOusly deposited
in mud hole. The furniture wns
somewhat damaged, Tho driver iortu.
nOtely escaped without injury.
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THE CONCEIT.-Thc Concert nj Wash
ington Hall, this evening, promises to
be splendid affair. Prof. Diggct has
made the most complete arrangements
to preserve ordcrMnd give nm entertain
mcnt worthy the patronage Of the pub
lie. His efforts should br rewarded
with II full house.
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JACOBS g. BRO,

HAVE list OPENED a STORE I'N.
| der the Mcclure House, containing II
l,rt,, ytn,.ly az
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for Sale.
For Sale.

I WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT /
! now live In on Water street. It fronts 4. iltt
inches by ~ feet deep. There is very com.
mOdiOus dwelling house with rooms and II
bath house, with both hot and cold water.
stable and Ice housc-ull In good repair. |
Will sell my groceries and give possession 10
the person purchasing IL they want them, nS
wish TO quit business, For particulars in
Quirc Of j. X. BOISFORD,
srpi-it Water ST., Wheeling, W. va,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY r0R SALE
The attention Of our readers is called tC
the valuable property advertised foI
sale by Mr.. Thomas O'Bricn. Til.
property is located in the business por.
ton Of the city, and is every way de.
sirah!c.
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EDIrOns AEoUT.-JOhn &. Jacob, esq,
editor Of tho Wcllsburg Hr0hi, and
Ins. II. Wharton, esq, editor of the
Pnrkcrshurg DGRy Times, are in town,
MS jurymcn ut the Federal Court.
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\ YOUSG THIEF.-TestcrdNy after
noon IL boy about twelve or fourteen
years of agc entered store OH Main
street, and took from box standing
near the door six hats, which he placed
under his blouse and then suddenly de-
parted. lie was intercepted on Water
street when he dropped his booty and
fled. This theft was a very bold one
and shows the character Of many OF
the boys WHO are louting about the
streets.
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General alutitts:
Commissioners Notice.
tn CHASCERY, IN THE CIRCUIT
l. Court for Ohio County, IVES, Virginia:
Alexander TIeymNn,

Alexander IIeymAn,
AlnnZO l.Oring,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Jefferson l..
SAngston, Deceased.
BY virtue OF decree made and entered In
this cause on the 9th day Of May, 1885,, II was
nhIudged, ordered, and dDCreed TINT this cause
be referred 10 one Ofthc Commissioners OF this
Court to audit, state, and settle the Admins
trutIOn account of the said lOring, and report
the same 10 Court, and nlrO ascertain and re-
port what debts there arr against the estate OF
said SnngslOn stu unpaid, ard also the real
property belonging to said estate, describing
tho separate parcels thereof, and wlcI" Situ-
ate and what part thereof Is encountered by
deeds Of trust OrOthcrwiSc, and the amount Of
ChCh cnCnnIbliuce, md To whom due, ana
Tint h. give four weeks notice by advertise.
mrni thereof, published IN some newspaper
printed In Wheeling, NJ the time and place OF
| iulling such account, and TINT h. also, 10y like
advertisement, give notice 10 all persons
claiming to bG creditors Of the said estate, that
| they, nj the time and plnCC TO be named by
| him, appear before him and produce ana
prove the amount Ofthcir respective debts on
| pnin OF having their said supposed debts C%-
| Cludcd from payment by said estate, In case
they do not respectively Mt Snid time ana
place prove the same, and that his proceeds
ingS IN the premises with any special matter
he may deem pertinent, or which he may bc
required by said parties, OrAnY Of them, Spc-
rally to report, and that new process Of sub
ppna issue against the infant defendant John
| \. SangSiun:
COMMIsSIOSEH'S OFFICE.
WHEELING, W. Va. Aug. -. lslj.
| In pursuance Uf the above mentioned de-
cree, ! shall, at my office, on Main street,
| Wheeling W. Va, ON Monday, the 9th day
Of September, 1855, proceed 10 audit, state, &c.
| the accounts, Sc, rs required by the said de-
cree. An pcrruns interested Al" hereby noii'
| fled Ia attend ....
HANNIBAL. FORBES,
nugc2.Ed Master Commissioner
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WHEELING FEMALE CoLLEGE.--This
institution commenced its Fall term
yesterday under the new auspices of
Prof LOOMS and his corps Of assist
ants, with one hundred and fifteen
scholars. Twenty more applications
are reported. WcshaIl not be surprised
to SEQ one hundred and fifty pupils in
attendance before the term is fully un.
der way.
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SERIOUSLY IIuET.-A little girl about
eight years of Ngc, II daughter Of Mr..
Christian Hess, met with II serious ne
cidcnt yesterday. She, with other chill
dren, was playing i'll an alley in the
rear other fathers premises. An iron
truck belonging to one Of the ware
houses in the vicinity was leaning
against the wall. The child claimbcrcd
up on it, causing ii TO overturn, when
one of the iron handles struck her on
the side OF the head, intlictinga vcrysc-
we're wound. She blecds ut the ear and
mouth, and it is feared that she has
received severe internal injury.
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MARKET.-rhcrc was Il most excel
lent market ut the Second Ward market
house yesterday morning. Vegetables
were in abundance and considerably
reduced in price. Tile supply Of pota'
toes and Tomatoes were unusually large
aud consequently the prices of thos'
articles were much lower than hereto.
fore. Peaches were also sold nj much
lower rates than formerly. Beef aud
Butter continue without change. IhC
following prices ruled Yesterday morn
ing:
BEEr-Choirc Steak zoe per pound
Round Steak ljc per pound; Steak and
lsoaSt LOT per pound; Boiling pieces lOC
per pound.
P0RK-Choicc cuts poe per pound.
MuTruN-l2 to lSc per pound.
nUCES-GOc per pair.
CnICKEHS-GOC per pair.
BuITER-2j to juc per pound.
lINNEY-%Oc per pound.
EGGS--l5c per dO2.
OAIs-iOc per hushCl.
NEGETAHLES-HcctS and RadiScCs II
per bunch; String beans lir per peek
Lima beans ljc per quart Corn and
CucUmbGrS Zoe per dozen; Cucumber,
for pirllliug SOC per hundred Tomatoes
l0r per peck; Onions Zoe per peek. PO
tntOcS GOc per bnShrl; Sweet Potatoes
soc per peek; Cabbage TO Zoe per head
FnurI-PcNchcs &c per peck Pears
Zoe per peck; Apples SOC per peek
Grapes 81 per peek.
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FEDERAL CouRT.-The regular fall
term of the Federal Court commenced
yesterday, Judge Jackson presiding.
Upon tho opening of the Court His
Honor informed the members of the
Bar that they must take and subscribe
TO the oath prescribed by an net Of the
last Congress. Al the conclusion of
the ceremony, Mr.. VIM. p, Hubbard
and Gen. Jeremiah Sullivan were quail
fled rs Attorneys. A mol pros. was en-
tered in the following eases: The United
Stntes rs. Hiram l.. Opie; the same
US. Michael Shekcy; the same as. John
y. Lady; same Us. Win. j. Wiley.
On each Of these cases the parties took
the oath of amnesty, and entered re.
cognizanCe in the sum Of one thousand
dollars each to keep the pence for The
period of three years. John d. lady
Ind already taken the oath prescribed
BY President Lincoln. The othcrparties
took the onth since prescribed by Pres
ident johnson.
We should have mentioned above, IN
connection with the oath question, that
ut the last term of the Federal Court
here, the Judge called the attention oil
attorneys to the fnct that it had been
prescribed by Congress, but that he had
not received IN official copy Of it, and
could could not therefore enforce it,
Since TINT time, however, it has beer
enforced by Him at ClnrkSburg, during
the sitting of the court there.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
us. Sanitary Commission
Army & Navy Claim Agency,
80 CHARGE FOR SERVICES.

JAMES NJ. SCROGIN, Local Agent.
OGlcc. Grafton, ". Ia.
rNHE U. $. SANITARY COMMISSION,
desiring to relieve soldiers, sailor and
their families from the heavy expenses
usually paid for the prosecution Ot such
clnInS lave established this Agency. 10 col
Icct PENSIONS arrears Of pay. bounty and
other claims against the Government, riihont
chdr1c or expense Of any Kind WhOicrCr 10 the
claimants
On application sent TO this Agency, stating
the maine and post office address Of the claim
ant, the name, rank, company, regiment, SER
Vice, and Stale Of the soldier on whose ne
death, the proper Llnnl;S Will he filled out Ms
far rs possible md forwarded 10 the person
applying. These can then hc executed and
returned to this Office, where the claim viii
be- prosecuted 10 u final iNSnC In the shortest
possible time. jyih.cOd col
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Government Sale.

DY DIRECTION OF BRIG. GEN. \. T.
ID DYER, Chicfuf Ordnance, the following
ordinance and ordinance stores Will hc sold al
Tuesday. III" I4Ih dizzy Of September
ISG5. at Harper, Ferry, ". Va. III wit: 7g,Hs
lbs tiISt Iron. 2,WIl lis Wrought do. Also. large
Quantities Of Artillery Harness, II0isc tuuip.
mCmtS, Cavalry and Infantry NCrnutrrmrnls
turhlnCs, l;DvOlVrIS. SWuhS, llnltCrS and
straps, Sh0vrls, Spades, FEELING Axes, Iilnn
kCIS, TarImulims. Nr Gc
M sale To commence ut II O'clock, q. M.
and runiinu" nom day day until the store
arrdiNp0>rd Of
TERMS CASH, In Government funds.
i. j. NOl' NG, Ordnance Agent.
ions kOOSCE, NUCtlOnC"r.
uIIu.,l iilSrntlI
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For Sale.

EORTH SHARES STOCK IN FIRE AM
i Marine Insurance company Of Wheeling
Five shares stock in NJ. " N. Rank of Wheel.
ing. Lots N0S. IL, Is and y, on clay street
East Wheeling. u. j. SMITH,
.SpI9-lWh Administrator
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PUBLIC SALE
or Lots In the city of wheeling mud
SOuIlI Wheeling,

PUBLIC SALE
or Lots In the city of wheeling mud
South Wheeling.
T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
on Friday, the lst day Of September
next, nj the mont door Of the Court House Of
Ohio county, commencing said sale NJ ten
o'clock \. NJ, Lots numbered l9G. Of Lot
lN, Lots ljS and iGb, all on Zane street: alN0
Lots II md IL. IN Rltchir'sndditi1n,9 a Wand.
ALSO, IN SOUTH WHEELING,
Lots !, ., 3, !, Il uud Il, square ~.
Nos. ~, II, SQuG's u.
!, u SquGIc@.
>, IL, square IS.
!, -, square s.
" H. Il, II, square q.
" y, II, square 81.
" 3,aIunrr Il.
" .. II, II, square t.
" !, 4, square II.
" ., square ~.
TERMS OF SALE-Thc purchaser may ut his
option pny the whole purchase money IN
cash, or Onr-thiul In hand and the halunr, In
SIX and twelve months, with interest on lien.
+. Il. ARMSTRONG
nugI-ld Agent.
The sale Of the above property Is postponed
ill saturday. til" NH dry Of SCIIt"nI.
her. on which day the IAN" Street property
will bc sold at the Cuurt House, at lOorlOck
II. M; ana the balance Of the property on the
premises IN Mtchiciown, at O'Clock i. III.
SEM till
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WhOhavc injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED IN when alone, Il habit nc.
Iucntly learned fr0m evil companions, or ut
school, the effects NJ which nrG nightly felt,
even when asleep. and II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, nnh destroys 10th mind
and body. should npply Immediately.
What Il pity that young mnn, tho hope Of
his country. The darling oil his parents, should
I've snAtchcl from MI prospects and enjoy
mcntS Of life, ny the consequences Of dcNiH-
ting nom the Iatl or nntnrr and indulping
in accrtnin secret habit. Such persons, MUST
| Lat YrD,NIufitiuv
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BELMONT IRON WORKS
AND MATT, FACTORY


Founded MS follows: west hy the Ohio river,
north by Division street, east by Main street,
and south by the property Of MeSsIs. Caldwell
4 Lancaster.
ALSO, the Conl Mine In said Wand, now
worked by said corporation, md the railway
connecting said mine aud the rolling mill.
Also, the real estate and COnl property no.
longing to the said corporation In and ndJOin-
ing South Wheeling, including that recently
purchased Of Dr. j. T.. Campbell, and the
chooses In action connected Herewith; and q
town lots In South Wheeling, lntely purrhnS-
cd OF the VI, Il N. hank and OthcTN, anu lot
No. ! IN COldwcllS addition to the cltT OF
Wheeling, south east corner Of Main and ID.
vision streets, with five tcnCmcniS thereon.
II is surpassed that the coal property Ia W.
sold with the works, Is sufficient to supply the
works for thirty years.
The said real property m sold on the fol.
lowing terms, viE Onr-iOunh cash, and the
residue, with Interest from the day Of sale, In
three equal instruments, payable IN SIX, twelve
and eighteen months nom said date; the pur-
chaser Of the real estate 10 take the stock on
hand Of materials, Iron, nails, tools and chat
tel property ut an apprHisCmCNi 10 bC made
by three dISlntGrCStrd persons. Of whom tile
purchaser is To choose one, the undersigned
agents another and the two SOChOScn u third,
the decision Of any two ii the three To br
binding; and tn" stock ~ taken i0lC paid for
IN equal lnStHlInCnt~ NJ four. SIX, and eight
months, with Interest from day uf sale. The
deferred payments on both the real ESTATE
AMI stock 10 h. secured by paper satisfactory
10 the undersigned agents, and II lien to be To-
tanned on the property until payment IN FULL
The purchaser shall have the option nj pay,
ing IN hand the whole purchase money, ~
any further portion thereof than above stat
Tl. JAMES l'NIlL,
C. u. HUBBARD,
Il. CRNNGIE.
Wheeling, W. Va, Aug. NJ, lAti.