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LOUIS COBLENrE,
febS7-m6l.2t Mtl1etoWn. Nd.
, 1865-02-27

EycuAyEE ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lot Of i've
hundred rebel prisoners from Rock Island passed
through Chicago yesterday for exchange. They
ase being sent forward now At the rate Of oao
thougand per week from Rock 1aland4 and the
same number from Camp DouGlts. ~,
Volunteer Reserve Corps, now stationed at Ro:k
leland, passed through Chieseo yesterday on :nei5
return IRON Point Look Ont, WHITTIER they had
e1chanccd under the prescut agreement The
euard ras composed Of forty men, and thonCh the
force wae email, the prisoners were al sstely de-
livercd. They speak in high totns OF ne aecpn-
modaurn< <rceciyed n.i along the ltos OF road.
, 1865-02-27

MONEY ORDEEs-So1D1Ens' Lr7TERs.-The
money order system II being made largely AVAIL
able BY soldiers in the neld to send home pay to
their families. A great number Of these orders
are daily received. The secuaity IL almost atso-
lute and the cost fs even less than that for regis
t,atiou. being for sums Of ten dollars and 1n-
der, ten cents: twcn'y dollars or under, dfteen
cents; thirty dollars or under twenty cents. Mo-
ncy order otnces are now established at the fol-
lowing military centcrs. all Communicating with
Chicago: C1ty Point. Old Point Comfort Nash
vile, Vic1sbnrg, Memphis, New Orleans, Alexan-
dr1a- Annapolis, Cairo. Chattanooga, Louisytlle,
Newbern. n C., Norfolk. Va, Port Royal, s. c.,
, 1865-02-27

Bu1o1ART.-On Saturday night, the saloon OF
Ernst Booze, Nos. 5s and IS LAsa1le street, was en-
tered by Burglars and robbed OF {15 In currency,
an air gun vaiued 81 TO- and several other ar
tic5ee.
, 1865-02-27

PERsoaAI.-Brig. Gen. j. NJ. Tutt'e, Of Iowa,
is stopping ut the Sherman House. The General
has recently left the service on account Of III
health.
, 1865-02-27
TOR SALE-Valuable Farm.

HOR SALE-2s0 acre 1arm, l6
i mt'es from Chicago, two miles from s.-tioa, 1ne
Large house, EIanazY; other ou&b1tdin% sll
Ia excellent order. 50 aeIe9 timber 50 aad-r pow.
balance In grass Large It rruit ani
shrubeeiy. Price III .00- C1aFLIN 6 FAT: B3
Clark street. feSr9 l1E
, 1865-02-27
Observation-Disclosures.

N7ANTED-Situat1o n-As
wv -. s..as, hr a ,,sr,,~d man. agsd n. u
0,c,s =, oueh ouetnnIi.e b; use Good references Eiy+n
AGnTe.s Il a. TINEALL, 149 Ao-foe a. e4'>''
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COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Awny with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid PomadesI!
NomOre rancid POmndeS!!
you want something elegant,
If you admire delicious Perfume,
Ifyou desire soft and silky Hair,
Ifyou want your Hair preserved,
fyou want your Hair to grow
If you want to prevent premature Badness
II you want to be rid OF Dandruff,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. .r'
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents bottle.
For saleby
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
ju24 Wheeling, w. Va.
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Our Washington Letter,
WAsHINGroN. %. o.. Dec.

W AsHlNGToS, ID. Co Dec. ..
Editors InteEIgeHeer.
You must not conclude from thespirit
OF my last, that 1 have t'slOshed over. -
My attachment to the fundamental
principles of the Union party as 1 un-
derstand them, cause me to repudiate
doctrines and leadership of the Simmer
faction, because the means used by them
to secure the permanent ascendency of
the party will lead to its disintegration
and utter overthrow.
The key notes off the different parties
have now been sounded by Sumner.
Doolittie and Salisbury in the Senate,
and Stevens, Raymond and Finch, in
the House; and all have nov gone to
mingle for a season with the people, and
feel the effect of the potion upon the
Radicals who will be repudiated by the
people, the action of the President in
throwing too soon into the hands of the
rebels the political power of the South,
has surrounded the question of restora-
ton with many unlooked-fOr difficult
ties, which willdelay the representation
of the Southern States in Congress for
some time to come. Their representa-
ton at the earliest day practicable is
very desirable, but the public safety is
a necessity; and the spirit manifested in
the recent Southern elections gives no
warrant forthat. Congress must, there
fore look well to it.
As humble as West Virginia is in her
pretensiOns, her lesson upon restora-
ton is worthy of imitation. The loyal
people are the State, and have the
right to control the Government of it
and the sooner this principle is recog-
nized and carried into effect the sooner
will restoration be accomplished.
You Will see by tho proceedings that
the Committee in the Senate to which
was referred Mr.. Willey's bill giving
the consent of Congress to the transfer
of Berkeley and Jetferson,counties from
Virginia to West Virginia, has report
ed the same without amendment. The
House Committee to which was refer
red Lathnm's joint resolution for the
same purpose will report fnvOrably inn
medintely upon the re-assembling of
Congress.
The vote yesterday in the city on ne
gro suffrage was very one-sided affair
5000 against IS for. This city has
not been crowded this season, as WIS
expected and most of the strangers who
have been here have, with the congress
sional recess gone to enjOy their holiday
at home, while the citizens are preparing
for Il joyous time here. There will be
no reception Mt the White House, except
on New Year, until it is refitted, which
Will be done without unnecessary de-
lay-an appropriation having just been
made for that purpose. The carpeting
and furniture are in wretched con-
dition- Respectfully, DC.
r. Z, PORTER
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Rlver llnt,er. d l.ltt.bnrrn.

pFTTSBrRGH, Dec. "a
The coal men were busy during YES
terday endeavoring to get their. 6aTyes
and boats in u safe position, the wind
on the river blowing n stiff breezo and
shovinSthem ashore. About IL o'clock
yesterday nine barges broke loose from
Their mooring at the 1AIonougahela
bridge piers, and floAted swiftlv down
stream. They were all, however, safe
~ landed by tow boat short distance
below McKee's Rocks. Eight of the
bnrSes belong to James p. Tanner. We
We're unable TO learn the name of tho
owner i1s OF the other boat. From what we
could gather there is but little prosnsct
OF the boats in the first and SEE ond I,ooIs
SettipS out on the present rise 1nIess
the weather modeFates and tho iSe
ceases running out of the AIlsS-hs, NJ
The reports from Brownsville yesferiSI
mo, ilOIu.ng at nine o'clock We're that there
point, and falling at the rate Of tI5ret,
n.lheS per hour. There are raS1yIS
that the sudden rise, in the NIononos - .
hela did considerable damage, bnt Ms.Ta
unable to learn the amount in rIo,iSIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-25

IMPER1sHAnLE TEErH.LCan the teeth
ably they can. SoZoDoNT, used daily,
will render the enamel absolutely proof
against decay, harden the gums and
eXpel from the whole dental apparatus
every offensive and pernicious element.
dec22- 3eod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-25

WE are publishing some occasional
tiers from n friend sojnurning for a
lille in Washington City. One of them
given this morning. These letters
iust be understood as rejecting simply
ie views of the writer and not of this
aper. We do not agree with the
,ecial bias which the letters seem to
ave in favor of what is called n "eon-
.ryative" policy, whatever that word
employed these days may be taken
mean. We are not of those who be-
eve that the time has come to admit
outhern representatives into Congress
ave in such exceptional cases as May
hrd of Tennessee, and men who like
i'm are known to be true beyond a
oubt-men who can take the oath pre-
ribbed by law without shock to the pub
c conscience-men who have none OF
he virus ofthe rebellion in their hearts.
he scheme of Stevens to remand the
Outhern States TO a territorial condi-
ion is his own scheme, and has not the
erious countenance of any body worth
ARAlGlHks us lbOAlHAAllNaa ID aAAON ~ III
he fact that some of those very States
ave lately ratified the constitutional
amendment, and their ratification has
,een accepted by the Executive branch
" the Government as entirely compe-
ent. An attempt has been made in
ome quarters to classify Congress into
stevens and anti-Stevens men-into
hose who are for and those who are
gainst the Presidents policy. There
3 no issue between the nine-tenths of
he Union members in Congress and
lac President. Because Sumner or
stevens may not believe that South
'arolinu is State in the Union matters
,nly the vcriest trihe. The Union ma
ority in the two Houses have gone
through pretty much the whole war in
lac face of the factious crotchets of these
wo men. There is an earnest determi-
nntion among the great mass of the
-nton members of Congress to stand
~ the Presidents policy so far as indi-
|stted-yi.: the re-admission of the
rebel States subject to the conditions
dready imposed upon them, such as
he repeal of the secession ordinances
lac reputation of the rebel
iebt, and the abolition of slavery.
There is likewise an earnest deter
|nination on the part of Congress that
|leither the President nor any one else
,hnll unduIy hasten what is called the
rehabilitation of tho South so far as
regards her representation in Congress.
The test oath will stand until the Ma
ional safety is assured. 1t cannot DO
assured while we find it necessa-
Y TO hold the South by armed occupa-
ion. Untilwe can withdraw ourtroops
is nonsense to talk of tho South be-
ny in condition TO participate in the
General Government. The idea is sim
ply fnrcical.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-25

General Bunker, of Morgantown, has
lust returned from visit to Richmond.
lie reports himself as somewhat dis
Outraged mt the views and feelings of
The people, over there.
The following item from the Fair
mont National rather takes us:
"Thc Lyccum will debate purely
psychological question on next Tues
day evening, viz: Resolved, that mind
is the same in all persons"
Marion county is looking up. Gold
has been discovered near Huntington
lund oil near Warrington. Nothing is
said about il but we presume that silver
ahounds in Palestine and diamonds in
Fnirmont.
The editor of the National speaking
of tn" Grafton House says that If he
was traveller on the Baltimore road he
would fast over IL few eating places
that he knows of in order TO enjoy the
meals that are set at the Grafton.
Rather doubtful compliment to the
house, is II not?
Lieut.. Zadoc Morgan of Monongalia
county died ut the hospital in Peters
burgh VA, on the 18th, inst.
The house of benjamin Ryan in
Monongalia county was burned last
Friday night.
The attempt ofthe very "loyal" I.egis-
lnture of NiTgiuiu to repeal the ortii-
nance permitting the creation OF West
Virginia into n State, will amount Ia
nothing unless West Virginia votes
fuVornbly upon it, as she certainly will
not do. The new State has been recog.
nized in Presidential proClamntionsa and
by enactment of Congress, and occu.
MES IA position as Sovereign" and indie.
pendent as that of Kansas or Nevada
What IL revolution TINT would be which
enabled one State tn Legislnte another
out of existence. If Virginia can take
back her "indiAu gift" OfWest Nirginin
her more Western neighbors, whicl
were carved out OF the Old Dominion
better have care. or they will soon bt
swallowed up by this mother OF State.
and mother OF Presidents, who has sud
dealy become seized with passion fol
eating her own oIlspring.-AtbdilS
ErcHing journal.
Tho. printing establishment of tb,
Richie county Press is offered for sale
The New York Commercial in speak
ing of West Virginia remarks thus:
ION looking back over the course o
the loyal slave States on the slavery
question. I'VE find that Western yir
yinia was the first to move in the matter
OF freedom. After withdrawing from
the cold Dominion" and setting up q
state and constitution of their own, the
people adopted an amendment to their
constitution providing that the children
of slaves, born within the limits of the
state after the It'll day of July, 1858
should be free; that all slaves within the
limits OF the State who should, at the
time aforesaid, be under ten years oil
age, should be free when they arrived
at the ngc of tweuty-one; that all slaves
over ten and under twcnty-one years
should be free when they arrived mt the
age Of twenty-five; and that no slave
should be permitted to come into the
state for permanent residence. West
Virginia subsequently adopted the abO-
liti0n amendment by unanimous vote
in both bodies ofthC State Legislature.''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-25
SNxe's Lecture Thursday Night Next
Mt NnnhInEton HILL.


This lecture by the most renowned
wit, poet and satirist in this country,
is to I've the literary treat of our holidays.
1t occurs Thursday night ut Washing
ton Hail and the house ought to BIO and
no doubt will be crowded from entrance
TO platform.
The Buffalo Adrcrtiscr speaks of Mr..
SaNe's lecture there as follows:
THE poem OF Hon. John G. Saxr
was heard by an audience which fiIle5
Townsend Hall to its utmost capacity.
The poem OF ''Ennkee-Lnnd' elected
loud applause throughout, and on every
side we heard the Language of commcn-
dRtion."
The st. Louis Republican, noticing the
same lecture as delivered in that city,
says:
Mr.. SAKE was welcomed on Tuesday
evening by very large, brilliant and
HPprcciative audience; and we do not
believe there was one person in the
great aSSemblage who did not feel at
once amused and prOtited by the eve
ning's entertsinment. Tho poet handled
the subject of 'NRnkec-Lnnd in n most
felicitcus style"
The Pittsburgh Commereial speaks OF
the lecture thus:
1.-The poem was one of the greatest in
tcllectual treats OF this season. IL
nbOuuds in passages OF wit, beauty,
pathos and satire, through all OF which
there runs n vein OF strong common
sense"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-25

and cents. The river at this point is re-
ceding, with sixteen feet in the channel
by the new marks.
The Allegheny is running full of float
ing ice, and there are strong prospects
that It will be closed between the Hand
Street and st. Clair Street bridges be-
fore morning. As the MonoLgahela is
falling, the current is increasing and
the ice does not CONCEAL SO rapidly.
This may probably prevent n freezing
up of the river, but If the weather con-
tinues as cold as it has been for the last
thirty-six hours, such an event may be
confidently predicted. The boats at the
Allegheny wharf are laid up, and max
ing ready for the freeze up. The Pc
trolia was the last boat that left the
landing. We noticed in yesterdays is
sue the names of the boats lying ut the
wharf In short, 1t may be stated that
navigation on the Allegheny for the
present is entirely suspended. ---R :
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ayttp advertisements.
Found.

ON SUNDAY MORNING, A FUR CAPE
Nluadies') The owner can have the same
by calling at this office, Identifying property
and paying for this notice. dec2l:t
WANTED.-soLICIT AND LOCAL
w AGENTS in Maryland, Northern Vlr-
ginia and District Of Columbia. Apply to
@. w. s. HALL,
Agent for Equitable Life
q HE Assurance Society Of the u. g.
sdee2Glto IS Second St, Baltimore.
0@THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
10y Stockholders of the Wheeling and Bel
mont Bridge Company will be held at the
office of the Company on Tuesday, the 9Th
day of January, 1866, between the hours of 10
and o'clock, for the election of nine managers
to serve for the ensuing year.
dec2I2w 4. SWEENEY, Pres
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For the Holidaua.

lust RECETvED-l5O Doz. CANS HER
Ing OF PEACHES, Pears, Quinces, Green Grapes
PPamson Piums, Pine Apples, Strawberries'
Corn, Peas, Fresh and Spiced Salmon. FreSi1
Mackerel, Holsters, CLAIMS, Pitchard and SaT-
dimes, Condiments and Spices, well asSorted.
pure ground and unground; FrulIB-layeT
bunch and Seedless Raisins, Currants. Clifton
S saINl Lemon Peel, Figs, Prnnes, Dates,
1LleI reaches and Apples, 'Cranberfies. 40
Pickles, CatsupS and Sauces Fn1IisSi' S195
american Chow Chow, plain; in Jars nom i
gallon 70 l pint; also by the 100 or dozen: SUI
PeL Ir Mangoes and Peppers, stuffed; picked
LoosteIs, Olives, CapseFs, &C.: WorcestershiFe.
LONDON Club, Lucknow, Mushroom, Wal
drteS-Shakers' Sweet Corn, 81, Y. ChannaSne
ana Crab Cider, eastern, Pine Apple and San
Sago CheeSe, smoked Salmon and HRlibnt
IOeether with an endless variety for SaIa
cheap by n. & @. D. WOODROW
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-25

MARRIED.
Thursday evening Dec. 81, 1885, by Rev. ].
h. UbeT, Mr. HARRISON BELTS and Miss
SARAH BRowS, OF Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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Occupation at Your Own Homes.

THOUSANDS CAN REALIZE A HUN
i dred dollars weekly. Noutensils required
100 Der cent; demand staple as Hour. II Is the
greatest discovery ofthe age. Full particulars
sent on receipt OF two stamps for return pos
dnClgl- lNg-s m d 81 RrnadRnH New York.
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SpttiaI alotifes.
ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

VIII euro the Itch in IS hours
Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ChiIblains,
and all Eruptions OF the Skin. Price 50 cents.
For sale by all Druggists.
By sendlng6O cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
sole Agents, lT0 Washington street, Boston,
Mass, II Will be forwarded by mail, free OF
postage, to any part Of the United States.
I. H. LOGAN & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Agents for Wheeling.
EeDllBmr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-25
For Sale CheaD.

A n EXCELLENT AND VERY CoNVE-
N niently built two-story brick residence
on the south side OF Zane street, east OF Sixth,
East Wheeling, containing six rooms, with
good cellar, bath room and water on both
floors. This is by all odds the cheapest prop
erty have yet offered for S. lie.
THOS. OrBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.
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I,ist Of Latters.

EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE Post
III Office at Wheeling, State OF West Vir-
ginia, on the 18th day Of December, 1865.
To obtain any of these letters, the applicant
this list, and p0y one cent for advertising.
II not called for within one month, they will
be sent TO the Dead Letter ONCE.
ONCE hours on Sunday from to l0L \. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-25

WHO cares for French or English ex-
tracts for the handkerchief, when Pha-
lon's might Blooming Cereus," a per-
fume that transcends them all, it is sold
at price that would scarcely pay the
duty on these foreign failures? Sold
everywhere. 1t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
SUFFERERS FROM DYSPEPSIA

REAsl REFLECT ACTIN
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Trusting you will give this publicity and rsr..,,,
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=, Merchant Curaeoa a
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cosTlVENEss, BILIOUS, ATTACKS, LIVER
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PROCLAMATION.

|, CHARLES KIEFE, Chief Caterer to the eiti.eps NJ
Wilmington, and the public generally do publish and
decaTe:- $50
1. That REED BIRDS and other choice game ara in
season aud may be found done up in very best ye
At the OYSTER BAY HOUSE, IN THIRD STREET Bg.
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS
X IhAt OYSTERS are now strictly prime aud are done
up IN me most delicious Stews Pans Frys &C. at the
OYSTER Bay House in Third Street
3sI hat all kinds of efreshments NAV ba ohtsiraa a,
the saa oyster Bay House. in Third Street. done up n
ne he q ~ ne past to make this reeetoTy one OF
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtain eyery ~
luxury N me shape o. EATING and DRINKING at fair
prices and be accommodated pleasantly and promptly
(rs Given under the hand and seal Of ofiee II ibs
LIS. SAID oyster Bay House, in Third Street between
this seventh day Of September, a. D, 1904 @''
sep2O CHARLES KIEPR, Propriet
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
1he Lectures Of he Session lss5 es) ,Oin b,,..
second Monday qf ocoOsr and cso,e on ss ~ ~ N'
.dra Of Mareh.

One Introductory will be delivered II a..
a. oli9,eal instrneion is given Throughout ~ l
tne medlca Hail, BY the rrofsssors ma ~ ~ session
struciinn is free 'AininB OIL beds H.
the appropriate chairs. SO W iuiy taught ty
The Dlsseeting Rooms, under tls s,,u..,.,
the Professor Of Anatomy and the
Ths 9oon s "a, ySa except ia July and August
oi Bandges, Se Is open throughout tbs AppllcAloa
e superviSon OF the Professor Of Surgery uad'f
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor sI5,
natrieulation Fee (pad once only) 'i'h tlS
Graduation Fee, '"
r. =. ROGERS, NJ. D., Dean Of the Mesl.., p.. 50
University Bnlldlns"