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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-15

IRON me HetLSOuTg Herald. .H. .srH
A correspondent gives us an account of
the loyal 4th ofJuly celebrationin Han
cock county, which appears, from all
accounts, to have been u good thing
It appears that the dislOyal clement in
that county not being disposed to go the
whole jeff Davis figure, still assert some
ownership in the 4th of July, and had a
celebration of their own, somewhere
near New Cumberland. To give eclat
to the occasion, they invited Trainer, of
Steubenville, to give them n speech af-
ter his peculiarly edffying and re-assur-
ing style of loyalty. The eminent gen
tleman, SnOthing 10th to air his senti-
ments, q Ia HditunCligh0n, now that the
rebellion is put down and things on n
new footing, cheerfully responded, and
made his way as fur rs Shanghae, or
berland, Here he was met by a small
detachment of returned soldiers, who
advised him that it was politically in
salubrious for him on the Virginia shore
and in consideration of the probable
detriment to his health, lie had better
retrace his steps to Steubenville. lie
was Mt first disposed to argue the case,
but growing warm with the subject, he
swOre he be id If he cared if his health
did suffer; and whipping out a revolver.
prepared to move upon the works OF
the enemy. The enemy, however, APP
peared in Overwhelming numbers, and
after smart sllirmish, i'll which no.
body was killed, he was compelled to
fall back in disorder upon his base Mt
Steubenville. The consequence was
that the butternut meeting failed to be
appropriately addressed and the iInmOr,-
tai Trainer, whose first names are said
to be legion, lost the opportunity of
setting himself right before the people.
There was considerable of n crowd of
to the native butternut population, by
no means insignificant in number, great
efforts had been made with some suc-
cess, to attract crowd of outsiders.
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WENDELL PH1LLps has recently
made two or three speeches, expressing
great fear that Mr.. Mcpherson, clerk of
the House of Representatives, will adj
init the members from the southern
States to seats for the purpose of organ
ization, and that then they will get
enough members from the north to ioin
them to control the body. The New
York Post reminds AR. Phillips that
MIR. McPherson's Republicauism ia n
guaranty against the danger he fears,
and that besides by an act of July /.
1862, every person is forbidden to take
an office under the government with
out swearing that he has not aided or
allotted the rebellion or yielded a vol
unteer support'to the rebel government
Furthermore even if members should
be admitted from all the southern
States, the uncompromisinc lovalists
would have still handsome majority
Mr.. Phillips fear is, therefore, not well
founded.
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NTRs. SYLVIA ANN How1AND. tbe
wealthiest lady in New Bedford, Mass.
died there on Sunday week, aged fifty
nine. Her income for last year was
Sls8, 200, her whole estate being valued
at HboutS2 100000. She has left sS5. 900
for an orphans home, 500, 900 for the
Introduction fpure water into the CITY
of New Bedford; like sum for n free
library in the place; and $50, 900 for the
support of aged females.
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Mr.. HENRY d. CHAPMAN, of Spen-
Ger, Ronne county, at present on n visit
10 this city, informs us that things in
Writ and Roane counties, and the ada
cent country, are resuming something
of their old habits and compIexion.-
The people are industriously Mt work
cultiVnting the soil and pursuing their
accustomed avocationS. The crops pro-
misc well. The yield of wheat will be
light, but corn and oats look very well.
The people congratulate themselves that
the war is over, and that once moro
they can rest under their vines and fig
trees, with none TO make them afraid,
The oil business in the neighborhood of
Burning Springs and vicinity, is still
prosecuted, and new wells arc being
opened up. The speculative COLLAPSE
has of course dwindled down the rush
of adventures, but there is IA regular
business going OH, that Mt no distant
day bids fair to open up and develop
steady sources of wealth. A semi-wcek-
ly mail runs between Burning Springs
and Spencer, and the people are thus in
communication with the outside world.
Shortly, other mails will be opened up,
and the old order of going and coming
i'll the way of papers and letters, will bc
re-cstHblished. There is an encourage
ing future before the upper regions of
the Little kanawhn, not only on account
of tho oil business, but because of the
intrinsic value Ofthe lands, which, even
now, ut their prices, must excite the Mt
tention of those wishing to buy for
speculative purposes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-15

THE Board of Supervisors for Brooke
county have levied a tax of four dollars
and thirty-nine cents on every hundred
dollars of taxable property in the coun-
ty, wherewith to meet the estimated ex-
penditures of the current fiscal year,
which are SIS, 464,sO, the items being as
follows:
Ordinary expenditures for fiscal year,
co1lII Ne ad disbursing and delinquents,
Bounty on MY SC, debt payable during year,
COLLECTING, discussing and delinquonts,
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Sale Of Valuable Coal Property,
w. Va. Business Collaee.
LocGteh at LOrnbrookS Bufldin1 No. liglZ
.nlin SLreet. IHheelin0. u. IL -

Located at Hornbrook5s building, No. llgII
Main Street, Wheeling, ". "a,
EORNIERIiY CONDUCTEDB YII. HITIyu-
H. COCK, now under the management 6f
w. Pryor, will resume its next session on the
lSt OF August, 1885. The same liberal and
scientific course of instruction as heretofore
so successfully pursued, is now pursued by the
present successor, in imparting knowledge
Of bookkeeping, PenmnnShip and Political
Economy. In addition, there will be given
lectures on the subject OF Physiology, show
ing in olittco-economical sense, the indis-
tDe7ISdbEe necessity OF n knowledge of the laws
OF health in the struggle for success and pre-
eminence in business. There will also be offer
81 81 70 young ladies' and gentlemen DESTROYS of
and English literature, and any or the sci
enees, an afternoon school, from X past /
jyl4-lm u - s,g.4a, i, II w. PRYOR
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NEW sToREl NEW sToREIl
Music and Variety
No. lOs Main st., above Monroe, near STEMS
Clothing House.
E. A. WEBER,

TEACHER OF MUSIC AND ORGANISE,
Il extensively known in this city and yiGln-
ity, begs leave to announce that TO-MOR-
ROW, TUESDAY, THE 9Th INSTANT, he
will open his new Music and Variety Store,
where he will keep on hand an assortment
ofPianos, lemong them Stelnway's, and Ha-
zleton's, Of New York; Melodeons sheet Mu:
sic, including the best Instruction Books and
latest Sheet Publications, Violins, Guitars
Flutes, Accordeons and BanjOS of the best for
eign and American make, German and Italian
Strings. Also, Stationery, Photographic Goods
and Notions
He will promptly attend to any orders for
Music left at the store.
He will, as heretofore, give Instructions on
the Piano, Melodeon, Organ, and in Thorough
Boss, either Mt scholars house, or at his Muse
Room, Q03 Main Street,l where fne Piano Is
Ghoils. GIee Clubs, and Vocal Glasses attend
Arrangements are also being made for
renting out Pianos.
Keeping only the best of Goods on hand,
having adopted the motto OF quick sales and
small profits, being always up to the times.
he respectfully bespeal1s the patronage Of 5he
WHEELING, W. Va, June 9th, 1885.
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THE WHEELINa IxrEL11sENcER-
This excellent paper comes to us in a
decidedly neat and pretty NEW dress, y
We cordially congratulate it's proprie-
tors on the improved typographical APP
Pearance-and commend the INrEI.I.I-
3 t, to our readers. 1t has given
the administration an unwayerinr sun
port, and should receive the patronage
OF all who want n paper from the Capi-
tai of the State.-afo Fg0atosc1. Post,
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Wanted Imme5iate1v

M En- WHO WISH TO ENGAGE IN. A
III legitimate business by which they can
make from $40 to $50 per day by a small in in
S SeSItmeIt Of from 800 to s5O0 arc Invited to
mo Creek tStoTe BRIDGE and examine s6rn rs ~
me most important, and useful, new inVen-
uons ior domestic use of the nge. A rnre on
ImIEe or small capital, to make money. either
~ travelling or locating in the CITY or corTI-
ny In,aA 1P ppIay to j. DINslIORE, JT.
1Ntc s-iu franklin House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-15

Mr.. A. F. RITcHIE, late editor and
proprietor of the Fairmont National,
was in the city yesterday, en- route to
the Lake Superior region forthe benefit
of his health, which is much impaired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-15

sHALIECK's words, "None know thee
but to love thee, none name thee but to
praise" may be fairly applied to Pha-
Ions "Night-Blooming Cereus." No
one who once uses the perfume ever re-
linquishes it, and rosy lips are never
weary of commencing and RECON-
mending it. Sold everywhere. 1t
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DIED.

At y o'clock Thursday night, of Diptheria.
I 6NtE Il HlGnIE FROST, oldest daughter Of
The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at O'Clock this
SSaturIiayl morning from the residence Other
parents at the head of Hamden street.
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U. s. Sanitary Commission
Army. and Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
JAMES G1LCHR1sT, Agent,

JAMES G1LCHRIST, Agent,
Wheeling, w. Va.
THE U. s. SANITARY COMMISSION.
i desiring to relieve Soldiers, Sailors, and
their families from theheaVy expenses usual-
have established this Agency, to collect PEN
sions, arrears of pay, bounty and other claims
against the government, E9thout charge or en-
peIlSe Of any Kind IOhdteUeT to Ehe claimants
On application sent to this Agency, stating
the name and post office address of the claims
ant, the name, rank, company, regiment, SER
count the claim is made date OF discharge or
death, the proper blanks will be filled out as
lar as possible and forwarded to the person
applying. These can then be executed and
returned to this office, where the claim will
be prosecuted to q final issue in the shortest
possible time. 3-eOd60d&6mw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-15

WE received yesterday the Richmond
Wing of the 18th, and read the article to
which reference is made in our dispatch
es this morning. We supposed, before
seeing the dispatch, that the paper would
be dealt with for such language. Mr..
Bob Ridgway is not the man to edit the
Wig or any other loyal paper. The ar
ticle in question was his salutatory, too,
after four years OF, as we supposed, en-
forced retirement on account of his
Union sentiments. But such editing in
place like Richmond at time like
this wont do, unless we are to give up
all idea of holding the city other than by
the bayonet. In fact there is but one
loyal paper in Virginia outside of Alex
nndria, and that is the Richmond Re
public. We make great allowance
for editors situated as are the resur-
rected conductors of sheets i'll the
late COnfederacy. Their old trade was
to denOunce the North and the Yam
KEGS, and glorify the South, and they
are at loss what else to do since resum-
ing their pens under the new regime.
DR.. Johnson once said that getting
Okc into Scotchmnn's head was a
matter for surgeon, and the same may
be said of the rebel editors in the way
of getting loyalty into them and disloy-
atty out of them. Hence the military
commanders have to do like Louis Ma
polcon, viz:-give them n warning from
time to time, and when they do not
take the hint, suppress them altogether.
After while the arrant bigots will learn
"under which king" they belong. To
all intcnts and purposes they write MS
if jeff. was still power among them.
The stupid fellows do not realize that
he is shut up in casemate at Fortress
Monroe and is in imminent danger ofbe-
ing tried some day or other for some
crime or other.
The trouble, we suspect, with Mr.. Bob
Ridgway is, that he hns lately been an
nounced as candidate for Congress,
and he is anxious for votes. Hence he
leans very heavy to larboard instead OF
holding right on i'll his old course be-
tween extremes. Perhaps brief sus-
pension NAV restore his euuiDoise
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-15

THE MOrgantown Post comes to us
with an address of the Hon. w. T.
Wiley, delivered before the Literary
Societies of Monongalia Academy, on
the 2lst uIt., entitled "The relation of
law to republican institutions"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-15

The New Hampshire Statesman saws;
Never since New Hampshire became
q State was its soil laden with more
!uXuriant crops. The horn of plenty
bids fair to gush out with fatness.H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-15

TIE famous Long John Wentworth
announces his creed to be that "a loyal
niger is better than n white traitor. .,
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On Thursday evening. the 18Th inst b,,,,,o
Rev. J. L. Clark Mr.. GEoRGE GosSETT. Of
Marshall county, to Miss MARGARET n
LouGHNASE, OF this city. .
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To Soldiers !-waltham Watches.

Let every soldier before he returns home,
provide himself with an American Watch;
no better use can be made OF money than to
invest it in one of these durable and accurate
time-pieces. It is a kind. of property that
constantly returns good interest, and its mon
ey value is so well known that pocket full
OF silver dollars wouldn't be as useful.
Sold by all respectable Watch dealers.
THE AMERICAN WATCH CO..
juIl-lrn2p ONCE, 1872 Broadway, N. Y.
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FOR CINCINNATT.

The fine steamer NEW STATE,
Ielsaa,t Capt. John Mcclure, Jr, will leave
5; above, Saturday, the 18th Inst,
For freight or passage apply or board orto
BOOTH, BATTELLE 4 Co,
or WIN. j. C. ANDERSON.
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w. c. WILEY has been appointed
Postmaster at Washington, Pa, vice
James McDermot.
James NJ. Boreman has been reap
pointed Postmaster at Parkersburg.
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nq- state ana county Riqbts 1 ~ sai ~
Township MEETINGS.

a T A MEETING OF THE BOARD or,
III SS3 aIPaN q Ohio county held on the
Ordered, That this Bo0ryl recoTnTnafl ", ~, =
Siiti7ns OF the different Townships to perfect
tnelr organization Immediately
=, TO secure uniformity OF action In o11 +1,a
Low, Throughout the county It is recon-
inenuel that the qualified voters OF each IN
iset ny ~ O'Clock n, M, on Monday TuIy 81
1SI, aL the respective place of voting in eac6
dnoMIlsnlp and in the exercise OF their SOW
S S.IStfy appoint their respective Townshin
~, 10 iacllltate business each Supervisor sI,onl,l
ToI, Le5ard to lay before the meeting in his
@ iTlSSIIlP the assessed value OF Real and Per-
S S1lI property in his Township, and Tins an
nUaS t1e township Committee to proceed inn
-, tieiy upon their appointment 10 rennrt
~ Iue meeting what amount It will be nee
T TtIS 70 levy on the taxable property of fhe
~ .HILsillp TO meet the necessary expendifiires
: G. w. SIGHts, Clerk. tuis dSwfSI5
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alew adpertisemfuts.

49, RELIGIOUS NOTICE..-.-English
G<S Evan. Lutheran Church, corner 4th and !
Monroe streets. Rev. g. BaSsler, of the Or I
phans Farm school, win preach tomorrow /
at l01S q. m. and ~ p. m. Sunday School
adde's at b m. Jul5-lt
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JESSE B. AIELLOR,

Sole Agent for VIM Knabe & Co.'s Pianos,
and Mason and Hamlin's Cabinet Organs.
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Forsale.

ASSISTANT Q'R0rAsTER's OFFICE, q. 8. Al
IA Wheeling, WA, July Il, 1855.
N ADJOURNED SALE OF GOVERN
n Inent Horses and Mules Will be held ON
Tuesl ~, July 18th, on Wheeling Island.
A rare opportunity is offered persons desi-
rous of obtaining good servicabIe Horses and
Mules.
Terms OF Sale Cash.
jui5-4 r, S. GARDNER, A. Q. NJ.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

A PETITION will be presented to the Commits.
II sioners of Megs County, at their March
session, praying for an alteration in the road
leading from Michael Woody's, in Orange town.
ship, to Johnson's Ford; said alteration to COM
mence at the forks of the road in front of said
Woody's house, in section 33, to run thence west
on the Bedford road about 20 rods, thence a south
course: to interseet the old road near Elias Kee-
ba1gh's north line. And also for an alteration
in the road leading from Cyril Hoit's to Michael
Woody's, to commence near N. 8. Thompson's
north line, theme, Iiorthwesterly direction Ia
intersect the road from MiehaelWoody' to.John.
sons Ford, near Elias Kecbaugh's north line
being all In section 49, A PETITIONER.
January 26, A. d. ls65.-f5-St.l
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

BsynTo TEACHERS. The Board Of School Ex-
aminers for Meigs County will meet OH
the first Saturday of each month, in Pomeroy,
for the examination Of Teachers.
Examination to commence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and continue till Al I'm. g .S
BSrNo Teacher noed apply at such exami-
natien who has certificate valid for three
months from tie date Of snid application, nor
need any, one, apply, at any time for nm exten-
sion of the time covered BY his 81 her certif-
By order of the Board. s.e. ,a
Ian.a $50. ALBAN. DAVIES Clerk.
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To Advertisers and Customers.

For the benefit of our enterprising advertising
customers, who mako it rule to advertise their
business with us,-aud for that of the community
who more less seek after the services, labor or
merchandise, which is always to be commanded:
We give full consecutive reference to the bust
ness and address of all our regular advertising
customers, who seek the public patronage, in
their respective line of business, from an exam
ination Of which, as q standing directory, tho
public will find all which are adapted to their
wants. We will keep suoh form staading for fro
eucut publication aud reference, and will add
thereto the names and business Of others, who
may dosrs 10 be 30 rcported.-[Editor.
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Increased Pensions TO ReyOIution-
&ry SOlNierH.

The Pension Committee of the House has
Ireporteda bill giving q gratuity Of $500 per an
mum; ;suntil death, Ito the five survivors of the
Revolutionary pcntioners--Samuel Cook, 80
Years ofgaga,a Clarendony Orleans county,
New YORK; Samuel DowilfS 90 years, Edin-
burgh, Saratoga county, New York; William
Hutchngs 100 years, Penobscot, Hancock
county, Maine; Alexander Maroney, 81 years,
Yates, Orleans county New York; James
Barhah, substitute for drafted man in Yir-
gitia, now living in Missouri, in his l0l st year.
Eighteen were, living in July, 1868; twelve
in January, 1864; and seven have since died.
The House passed the bill vithout-a dissent
ing vote. The sum appropriated is additional
to the pensions received by the venerable pa
triots. g5 fS. |syR61 1EE ! &
t FRASHyrss. BE frank in the world Frank,
ness is the child Of honesty and courage. Say
just what you intend to do on every occasion,
aud take it for granted you mean to do what
ia right lfafficnd ask youa favor, you shall
grant it if it is reasonable; if it is not, tell
him plainly it is not You will wrong him
and wrong yourself by cquivocation of any
kind. Never DO a wrong thing to make a
friend or keep one--the man who requires
you to do sois dearly purchased, and at a sac
riGce. Deal kindly and firmly with all men,
and you will find it the policy which wears the
best. Above all do not appear to others what
You are not. II you have any fault totfnd
with any one, tell him, not others, of what
you complain. There is no more dangerous
experiment than that Of undertaking to be one
thing to mans face, and another behind his
back. We should live act and speak out of
doors, as the phrase is, and say and do what
we are willing should be read and known by
all men. 1t is not only best as matter Of
principle but as matter of policy.
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SHERIFFS SALE:

John Stanley, VS.. Timothy Wclch and John
II wctt.
DY virtue of an execution, to me directed, from
ID the Court of Common Pleus of Mcgs coun-
ty, Ohio, in the above ease, on the 10th day of
March, a. d. 1867, between the hours of one and
two o'clock p m, at the door of the Court House
in Pomeroy, in said county, I will offer for sale
The following described lands and tcncmcnts, to
wit: 20 acres of land in the southwest corner Of
the southeast quarter of section No. 35 in town
No 3, range No. l3, in the Ohio Company pur-
chase. Appraised at $3.50.
Given under my hand this 30th day of January,
A. ID. 1865. ..." 49,. NJ. HEC0X,
Dot S.M.C.
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SHERIEES SALE


William Coolall VS. Skirv:n and Smith. Alias
Ncnd
Ep9 virtue Of a writ of vcnditioni exnonas,
1 (subjcct TO two others, Clement & Gil
more and Smith, Bowen & Co.. to me di.
rected from the Court of Common Pleas OF
Meigs >ounty, Ohio, N the above case, will,
on the ! lth day of March, AID. 1865, between
the hours Of one and two o clock, p H., at the
door Of the Court House in Pomeyoy, in said
county, sell the following described lands and
tenements, to wit Oh the northwest side OF
Racine, in section No Ii, town No. ., range
No. II: Beginning at corner of George
Wolf 8 lot on the road leading from the Ohio
river to Sylvester Curtis thence in north
eastcrly direction about LOG feet to said Wolf S
corner; thence in northeasterly direction
| following said VOLTS lot about SO feet to- vii
liam Skiryins lot; thence northwcstcrly l23
feet on said Skirvip's line to the line of sec.
ton No. lG, on the west by section No. l6, to
a corner Of John Wolf l5l feet; thence fol
lowing the said Wolf line 80 feet to the bank
of the Ohio river; thence iii southeastcrly
direction 16 feet to the corner of the store
house lot thence norheastcrly, follow ng the
line of said store house lot about sc feet
thence southeasterly Al feet to said road above
mentioned; thence easterly, following said
road, 81 feet to the place of beginning Ap-
praised at 81 900 @ ~ s,T Z
= Given under my hand this 7th davof Feb
ruary, AID, 1865. NJ HECON,
6-3t s. NJ. G.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

DR.. Strickland's Meliiauous Cough Balsarn,
warranted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hearseness,
Asthma, Whoopng Cough, Sore Throat, Con.
sumption, aud all affections of the Throat and
Lungs. 1-s p
For sale hy Druggists. General Depot No.
6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, 0.