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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18


InrrUE -tathcr Smariu- Will de-
liver another lecture this evening at the
Cathedral. Suhiect ''Sacredotal Vest
mcnts aud Ceremonies" An admission
fee OF twcut-dye CENTS will b. charged.
We have no doubt the reverend gentle
man uilibe greeted by a large audience.
MNruWoNrAL AnvEErtsENiNT.-Wc
i've noticc 90 our lady rcadcrs that II
We get a. much coartiag la che neNttwo
weeks as We have had In the two last
We vill b. ready for propositions for
mairimony. Thrive cent stamps must
D. enclo-et.l
Nav FlEN.-Messrs. blond a Bach
man have opened new wholesale and
retail shoe house 40 No. lO7 Main street,
corner OF Sprigs House alley. where the
best of boots. shos- aud gaiters can D.
hail Everything usually kept iu a tirst
class hoot and shoe emporium, In fun
supply. Both members OF the new firm
arr we'll known here a. energetic, thor
ouuh-goine business men. Drop inland
examine their large and varied stock,
and secure bargains. oct. l5-lm
STEIN REos.. cor. Main and Monroe
streets, have Just received one Of the
largest stocks OF Ready Made Clothing,
Pieco G0o,ls. Trimmings and Gents
. Furnishing Goods, ever brought 10 this
market. They call the attention Of
/ persons visiting our city, COUNTRY
| MFncukNrs particularly, % examine
their stock ~ they are determined %
sell below Eastern prizes. ocs-lm
IosIEEYi rlo>IEHVW HosERYl' ~
The attention of the public generally is
directed To- Che new aud well supplied
store Of John Eckhart q son, No. l,3
Main street. nearly opposite the Grant
Hou-e. where can b. had every deScrip-
ton 90 Hosiery Tor ladies, gentlemen
and childrcn's wear. Being the most
extensive stocking manufacturers In
che city. they can offer 10 the trade an
article of Hosiery superior % any In
the market. Their stock consists In
part Of Plain and Ribbed Woolen. Plain
and Ribbed Merino, Analine Ribbed
Balmoral. Feecod Cotton, six and
Cotton Hosiery.
The junior partner having recently
returned from the east oilers I'm connec-
ton with the above. u fun line q la
dies and geutlemen's Under shirts and
Drawers. Gloves. Nuhias. Hood. Linen
and Paper Collars. silk and Linen
Handkerchief. Suspeuders, Neckties,
brushes. and a fun assortment Of No
tions I'm general.
All colors and qualities Of Cotton and
WOODEN knitting Yarns always ON
hand.
Returning thanks for the Kind pat
rouarc bestowed upon n la past years,
We would kindly solicit a continuance
90 the same.
oct7-2w joan EcEuAEr a SoN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18
HIGGINS GALLERY,

Mnflroe Sfroff behresi Nun Mwtet.
APHS-pI.ArN OR FINISHED
in ul or lnlln luk, frum llic ur copied
ffum uhi ulcfuua.
CARD PuUu GRAPHS Particular pains
taken with this popular sfNle ui picture.
PWOTOsRAp ALBrM~-A lcss than
Publishes Tr.us. .
A gooi variety OF GILT a ROSEWOOD
FRAMES vii always d. on hand AZ r,.,-li'i-
be puc-s dtci'
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Steam Engine for Sale.

ONE STEAM ENGINE, Is iNCH CYLIN-
7 y der 81 feet sInlke an iu god order.
only h,en run short time. One boiler. "
Iurnos d.lurfGr. M icci bong. Ilic above " III
Ia. sulI 40 a lar-l.u. Can hpsrtu 40
MuFFlr & McNAHbS.
earr1 o. Wurun ~hon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18

evidently In very great indignation,
wishing % know Why We are - bitter
In our abuse Of the waterfall" We
were not awarc that We had indulged In
any superiority o. unpleasant adiec-
uvcs In that connection" - and are sorry
fu Is so But Ne must say We don't
like the WATERFALL When Necessity
compels US. there Is only one way vi
can bear them. and that is BY putiiHs
oar sioulirr % it nhanfally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18

woonuu ~ FgNALE SEMINARY Rev.
dr. swift, formcrly Of our city, and Cor
yssrS past President of Washington
college. has taken charge oftho Wood
burn Female Seminary a. MOrganioSn.
West Virginia. The Doctors well
known abilities a. teacher viii BE- suf-
hcicnt assurance b. an wishing % e,iu-
cate their daughters that this will b.
an admirable place for The purpose
The winter session will commence on
the sth of November next So the adj
vcrtsemcnt I'm our paper ofto-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18

NOR CENTURIES CATARRH HAS DE-
II ned the skin OF physicians and surgeons
40 medical work contains prescription that
will eradicate 10. Nothing save 1T. Ooo,ialee
r,Iue,iy will hr,ak % up, radically destroying
the principal ~ The disease, and precludihg
the FEASIBILITY Of nlaf-e.
No i1uu ofCainuh eau Withstand H. seafch-
ing rover and no mole of treatment eNera
inni,d such immediate relief, or gave such
universal satisfaction.
ia panetfait.s Co the very seal 81 this disease
and externinats- 10, rot and branch iorevef.
Prom ne ". D. Coumcrcioi ddtcrfiser
HAY. Ross. ANn pFmonIC CATAEHH.-
Df. n. Goosiales Catarrh Remedy and mode OF
treatment, not only affords the greatest re-
iiefin cvCry variety az Catarrh, hut u cNtin-
guishts tho dizrtse forever In Az - typt> ana
Stages. livery one speaks wei OFT.
proe 500 per Bottle. send a stamp for III.
Goodaics New Pamphlet on Caiarrh, ~ per
f,ct mode 90 treatment and uipid cure. inior-
nation of priociess Vnlug-ssnd or call ~ once.
G. T. PAkKEI, Sole Agent, 70 bleoeker 81,
New-NOTk.
ns-For sale by T. H. LOGAN q co, and
LOGAN, LIST q CO, Wheeling.
rlRrHaH- fNfINW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18

MArmuoNIAL AnvEErisENHNT.-Wc
i've notice 90 our lady readers that II
We get as much coiutisg ia che neNttwo
weeks as We have bad In the two last
We vili b. ready for propositions for
mairimony. Thrive cent stamps must
De- enclosed
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
VOTING MEN

Wbohav inhir,-l themselves by n CERTAIN
prnrtiee iTrduler-i in when alone, habit ne
auenflv learned ffum evil companions or Al
school. the effects 81 which are nightly feii,
| even when asleep and n not cured. renders
marriage impossible and destroys both mind
I and hoiv. should apply Immediately.
What pity that Young man, the hone ni
HIS country, the darling ofhis part nis, should
[ ~ snatrhed from all prospects and enjoy
menfs 81 life by the consequences or devin-
[ ting nom tho paih ~ nature and INDUCING
/ In n certain SCENT habit. such persons, MUST
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18

TltE attention of Fam.Ue. ana Mer-
chants scaiiedtothe ~>oap" advertise
nieut OF q. a. Lagla a. o.. In anoihcr
column.
They have r.ceiyeI ltrge stock of
thosr goods. amhmciusso new STYLES
and perfumes. with which they viii
take pleasure iu suppiying their cgsto-
mers. n. no.. f.oaINS a co... and tlo4NN.
Lt-r a co.,. Wholesale and Retail
nruat So. Wheeuug.
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MARRIAGE.

Tcnecf that = snund mind and holy an the
most NECESSARY requisites 10 promote connu-
bal r1pninas Indeci, without ths~s, Ne
Journey Though lie becomes weary nl-
grimages the prospect hourly darken. 7" we
,,ic,r. Inc mind hs,c0rnes shahowei with de-
pair and flloa with the melancholy rnec-
ton that the happiness Of another becomes
hllghtasi with our own.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College o. Surgeons
london, Graduate nom one ofthe most emil
nenf Colleges In the United States, and the
greater part Of Whose life has hen spent m
Tie hospitals Of london. Paris. Philadelphia
and elsewhere. has effected some Of the most
astonishing cure< that were ever known.
many troubled with ringing In the head and
ear when asleep. great Nervousness, bring
alarmed NJ sudden sounds. hashfulness, with
frequent blushinf attended sometimes with
arrangement Of mind, were cured immedl'
ately.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL. OF MEDICINE
ANNUAL Coucsf OF LECTURES FOR ,se,.se.

e -
TINHE Faculty have tae. pleasure to announce that
opeRetOn NJ onsiay tho I3.tof November In their fin.
budiag opposite the Charity Hospital, and confirm,
the customary period presenting all the advanta
and facilities for medical inytructiOn afforded by tie
City of Ne " OIL
The accession of Professors Henry t Cam pbell
late Of Augusta Ga aud A. c. Holt late of Woo4.
vile, Miss will be halle with pleasure by all whc
know them. 3. s..=. -r.N
Students Of Medicine may rest assured that tn,
PRACTICAL course of Instruction iUausurated in this
College,, and hithertoso succes ally pursued, wa be
Continued "ith undated zeal
There being no epiaCm'c of any kind in the city
thls season students may como in with safety,
early as they please
FACULTY.
p FESNER, 81. ID, Professor of Theory ami
u WARREN BRIcKELI, III D., Professor CT Obstet
cries aud Disease # Women and Children
SAM. CHOPIN, D., Professor of Operative and
Clini II SUI gerry.
c. BEARD, N D., Professor of the PRINCIPLES of
Surgery.
L CRowCoUR, NJ u, Professor of Medical Chem
istry and Legal Medicine.
HOWARD SMITH NJ D., Professor of Materia Med
lea Therapeutics.
HENRY CAMPBELL, NJ D., Professor of
Anatomy.
ALFRtD HOLT D., Profssssr Of Physiology
w $ M1TCHKLL D., Demonstrators of
Fees for the full course 81 Lectures SOS 90
Matrcu'att Fee, Fpaid bat once ..-.. 500
Dissection Fec 10 co
Graduation Fee, in Medicine. ..--..... IS no
Graduation Fee. in iharmacy .-.-...--..--. Is co
Ticket for Chemistry and Materia Medica
alone------.-.., 30 90
f. D. FENNER, NJ. D.
Dean of the Faculty. Once No 5, Carondolet st
New Osleaus Sept LIST, ls65-24d2w
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

500 pcs. American, English and French
Prints
SO pcs Small Plaid Gin CHAINS,
100 pcs. Fine BIeached Don este,
10 pcs 10 4 White Cotton Sheeting,
10 pcs s 4 White Linen Sheeting,
so pcs Richardson's Irish Linens,
80 pcs Brown and Slate Linens,
90 pcs English Tweed5 and French
Cassimeres,
200 pcs Printed Jaconets and French
Organdies,
Is pcs Mozambiques and Embroidered
Bareges-a choice selection;
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Dresses,
so pcs beautiful Linen Lawns,
100 pcs Swiss, Nainsook, Pla i d and
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80 dozen Towels, well assorted,
500 dozen Coats and Clarke's Spool
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so dozen Corsets,
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100 dozen Ladies' White Cotton Hose,
20 dozen Ladies' Isle Thread Hose,
90 dozen Ladies open Worked Hose,
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$50 dozen Swiss Insertings,
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iuly1 d3r2 MOBILE. ALA.
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GenCTalC

VfHE uudcrsiI
Eeiher uude
offer their s prvic|
mission and Slid
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sounty Of MobI
friend and al
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The Placer herald., 1865-07-22

fATSEuoOn, CRUELTY AND OUTHAGE"-The
Springfield, Mass y Republican says: IF there
is any man in Massachusetts who will woIshp
Ben Butler as a model OF honesty. patriotism and
pirty. let him read the pamphlet of Rev. H. n
hudson, entitled "A Chaplain's Campaign with
General Buiier.' and il lr docs not find reason
Tor feelings very different from reverence he may
well have doubts as to his own moral character
1t is Il revelation OF talsehood. cruelty and out
rage that would blast any other than Il Butler"
And the Radicals are urging the President TO
appoint this monster OF l'lsebood. cruelty and
outra- q Governor Of Idaho! The Rev. Mr. Hul-
Mr. llndson. who was with Butler SAYS his COW
ardice surpassed his cruelty No wondNf the
respectable Republican papers Of Massachusetts
are anxious to lcpudiate Butler
The Placer herald., 1865-07-22

MANLY.-Gerrit Smith in late speech at
the Cooper Institute New York, uttered the
following, which was received with applau So
ming led with hisses:
The South, in pIunging this nation into
war, committed the great crime of the age.
The north under the present camors of press
aud pulpit to punish the south for treason is
in danger Of committing the mean crime of
the age Lips and pen no more influential
than mine can do but little to avert this
danger. but what little they can do shall I've
done. for if this mean crime shall be commit
ted, shall not want the consolation Of know.
ing that |, at least, have no responsibility for
it. Al over the north there is clamor for
the blood Of the leading rebels whom we
have captured and those whom we have vet
TO capture. have no sympathy with this
clamor. The south fully surrendering, let
blood>hed cease, and all punishment.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-22
An Open Letter to Rev. J. N. Hinman.

DEAR SIR :-Having had the pleasure of your
acquaintance and knowing you to be gentleman
OF high standing in the community in which you
live prompts me 10 answer an open letter directed
to you in this weeks issuc OF the Stars ami
Stripes. for The reason that Il personal attack has
been made upon my character Knowing these
statements TO be false. ana the author, whoever he
may he, tic he liar of the deepest dye, Tor no
hut the lowest and most b,se OF scoun'rels woull
ever dared TO have placed before the people such
aware the convention was composed OF the leading
mcI of this county and can pledge you that no
one man voted over fifteen votes and every one
of those hy proxies SEM hy delegates who had
been duly elected al their different precincts and
now when an undoublrd Union ticket is placed
before the people. composed of the very best men
in this county. and the only weap N that can he
used dg inst them. is the assertions OF this low,
base. lying cur. who has not the courage to sign
his name TO his commune ,tOn but it gives me
reason TO believe that it came from the same
source that many sdch articles have. and that this
entire community are well satisfied that the
s,d articles were written by one of the most
degraded m0rtals ON the face of Gods earth. One
who has been dei;,ulter in every town and county
in vi hich he lived who has puIloincd every 5S
piece that came within his reach who has been
fed and clothed hy the public at large, and who
has been saved from the cells OF san Quiniin only
through the timely aid OF those who could not
see their fellow man incarccrtt"d in such place;
who has bored around our Legislative halls and
helped TO rob those who have kept him from hun
ger and nlke(lnrss who has even in the last few
weeks sold and pledged away not only his own
liberty but that OF those who would not allow him
even TO share the Kennel with their dogs.
would further add, that do hope that any
communication coming from that source it
will be treated with silent contempt. We shall
struggle to win this contest by an open and gentle
manly conduct 10 our opponents Ii we can only
win it by villying and abusing all who oppose
u.s. care not Tor success. Hoping that as our
cause strengthens the energies OF The Union m"n
oil Placer county will increase until the election
OF the Peoples party is beyond u doubt # the
author oi the le;ter referred to should take eXc"p
lions to This article. will give him satisfaction
in any way he may desire byhis calling al the Of
fee Of p. W. y homas, between the hours ol s
0 clock, A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Yours Rcspy..
V. W CLEV ELAND.
July 20th, 1865.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-22
John Atkinson and Selkirk.
AuBu6N. ,Duly 10Th lS6.

hlBOhN, July lOtn 1910.
EDIroKs IlsRAlp:-l will thank YOU for
room enough in your paper to answer 'he
dirty fellow, who edits the Stars and Stripes.
believe it is yonr rule not to throw th
with scavenger, but with me it is ler talionis,
or tit for tat
As Digs prefer puir'd carton to dainty roast
beef. and as the editor of the Stars and
Stripes with his low l'iiugsaae slang will
drag families and friends into notorie'y
through the co.umns of his dirty thnmh
paper. | say to him again come on, and as
you. Mister Snkuk. advertise me IN your
columns, here's al YOU, you beast. You SAY
| sia ger, if so pay forit which is generally
more than YOU do. when You stagger. |
,rnk.w hskey, so do you-lhere is no statute
against it it is a patriotic way of spendl no
hard earnings. But. there is stringent law
against gambling. and after man has beg
ged and mrlored for a situation IN our leg
islative halls. and has it bestowed on hln on
account of his worthy and suffering family.
and staggerS into low gamb inc saloon and
spends is seasons salary in few minutes,
and then turns To friend. with the utmost
sang tiroid and nOnchaionc,e and borroNs
enough 10 Ittfh nltllStlI nome III tHHl fNltl
aud comforIltsS home, he should not be too
persona! in his pnhlishDd structures. And
then to see MsSouridni commenting and
desranling on every trllng error in die ion
or grammar is simply ridiculous, and then
yon impousv search The word Of God tur
portions of his holy almonltons, and try 10
pervert them 10 Your own protane purposes;
search them through AIeXander. yon ~lIl tlnd
in them the tpIovirg Injunction, Live IN
peace with all men, aud owe no man anything;
and he who does not provide for his own.
household. hath denied the fAilh and is worse
than an inf e." Why, even the devil can
qnoe scripture in your way for he showed it
when he asked the son OF God to fall down
and worship bin.
told Won last we-k would give vou your
history, and prut it too Perhaps YOU would
furnish me some Of the ma'rrlal, a chapter,
for instance. ON the prison Brig AT Sacrament"
and how Robinson Crus,e happened to be
turarcerael there. etc.
Say your PRAYERS, SeIki,k, and do not pro-
woke Gnd aud men hv sc,lhug Al those who
do. More anon, if ynu wish VI. fr"m old.
JOHN ATKINSON.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-22

PREsIDENT JOHNSON J. w. Simonton
SAYS Chief Jusire Chase is distinctly al issue
with The President on The suffrage question
Mr.. johnson "teIieves he has nothi,y What
ever to do with The question of suffrage that
40 STATE has ever been ont Of the Union :;
that tie Avs of each prior to The rebellion
remain unchanged ; and that only hose mrn
wh" we're entitled to vote in the States prior
to the war-auA who have no, lost their civil
rights 10y participation in treason; are entitled
t" vote now In setting the wheels If State
Government again in motion, in harmony
with the subordinate to the Federal Con ,til. I
ton"
The Placer herald., 1865-07-22

DuwN oN FoNEIG NERs.-A San Francisco
correspondent # the Virginia Enterprise is
down on The torrgueIs, because they refused
to March with negroes in the 4th Of Juil
procession. lie say:
"Rag>tag and huliail f,reigners-f -funkeys
from servants halls in Euglaud, h,-wur,hip-
pe,s of the emperor Of France aud polatu-
Ted, hog,lr'}tlny ailstorlats from Ireland le
gan to tout then hoIus as It their evera tine
abuse 1T everything American entitled them
eSperialIy to dictate what WAS the proper
thing to he done by Americans in an Ame;.
lean city; and to swell up and blow aEoul
This insult offered to white "Amcrlcans; and
10 howl and rant about "dignIN )" rs if their
prodiviouS dignity had always been IA matter
{ HIGH unporranre pn The other side ut the
ocean, and they had always been used to seq
ing it lendery guarded from contamination
VIII that chap hoIl~his horses before he
runs over something and breaks his neck!-
IrsAmen, Freuchnen and other foreigners
came to this country to c, y such rights as
are guaranteed naiuralzrd citizens by the
Constitution of the lni.s, SAFES, and to
tina, end it is not necessary Nat they should
Al low iaHa,ral AboIilion scriblers TO select
for them Their companions an dassOciAtes II
The said scrihll-rs choose to march with ne'
yrots, ii is their business, bat they must not
undertake to regulate the tastes 1T Others hv
their own There is no law, either If mature
or of society, hy whi'h an Ir,hman is com
PEELED 10 cunfulm his Taste to that of the l'u-
ritan jewelers. who think they are no better
than Africans, Cinnamon aud the like. Me-
body tiud, fault with them for their proclivi.
Ties, they only otj ct to having such notions
'tf-n~iveiv f"'rrd upon themselves - Grass
| VuUey Notionai
The Placer herald., 1865-07-22
MILTON GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY.

Summit District, (Squaw VallcyD Placer County.
California.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting Of
IN the Trustees OF said company. held - the
5th day of July 1875, an assessment (No. G.) OF
twelve and one half (l2a lccns per share WAS lev.
led upon the capital stock OF said company. ray-
able Immediately. in United States gold coin. to
the Secretary. al the Office of the company, at
Wisconsin Hill, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 5th day Of August, 1865.
will be advertised on that day as delinquent, and
unless ,ymcnt shall he made before. will be sold
on the 23rd day Of Aug. 1865. to pay the delin-
quen, assessment. together with the costs OF ud
vcllsing and expenses OF sale.
D. Ii. YOUNG, Secretary.
July Is At Wisconsin Hill, California.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-22

The captain Of the Engonja, at San Fran.
cisco repo,ls that the French war steamer
Dnraee had s-iz-I Mailen'> I>lard, on whirl
there were 500 900 tons of vuan", claiming
sovereignty for France The French captain
notified the captains of two English and one
American ship llle;e loading guano at the
Island that they would "nly he permitted
TO complete cai goes by paying tonnage rates
The Placer herald., 1865-07-22

EpiscOpAL SERVICE The Rl Rev. Thos
F. Scott, d. ID. Bishop Of Oregon, will visit
Auburn on Friday, the 26 h inst, f"r the
purpose Of administering the rite of conffr,
nation. Service will commence at the
Court Room, commencing at o'clock, p. NJ.
Divine Service will lie celebrated TO NOR
row morning and evening at the usual h"rs,
the Rev. A. A. MrAlis'er officiating.