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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14
FOR SALE


II OFFER FOR SALE, MY PROPERTY.
l situated on the line ofthe National Road,
our miles east Of the city of Wheeling. SAID
eleven rooms and an attic finished. bath
rooms and an modern improvements also.
are convenient out-houSeA, including biol
Stablng, Ice and spring house, chlckery and
Two ctsternA Also, one hundred and tySentv-
I TS Apple trees OF choice kinds; Pear, Peach.
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Eleas blneSilSbeiE!eS, Strawberies, and other
with eVefsfeens and other Ornamental hfnh-
any one desiring to purchase an foQefheT. -
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pLlce, Terms Of Payment, &C., can leave their
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feh2Stf . iiri JACOB HoRNBROoR.
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IT was stated, some ttme since, that
the President had ordered the confisca-
tion process 10 be stopped inlthe South,
while the work of pardoning goes on.
But the confscation farce IS kept up in
Virginia, and notices OF pFoceedings
against ass pieces Of property have been
advertised in the Richmond papers.
The costs OF proceedings, 50 far amount
to 81, 500, which the owners ofthe PROB
erty must pay, although in a majority
of cases they had received Presidential
pardon before the property was seized.
Some officials seem to be making n nice
thing for themselves out OF this busi-
ness, but 1t is of no adyantage to the
Government. and produces needless
evaporation among the people. u
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WHY NOT USE THE RNT4

Over twenty yeaFs' Increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS. VIZSI.
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Produces a beautiful black or brown, as pre-
TERED. A child can apply IT. Always gives
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AL MATHEWS, Manufacture, N. y. !.
DE!MAS BAFNES& CO.. NeWjYu whole
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DIED,

-l'.lIili = DIED, - o y .
At ColusaJ California, Of Consumption,
ISAAC EoTESs IT,, SON Of 1saaD cottH 81, OF
Wheeling, nged So years and 10 months
Wehaye known the deceased long and well.
he has been citizen Of this county for about
eleven ye8rB, and the whole people Of the
county beaneyidenceo Of his worth and mourn
his los We believe he has no relatives In
California; but his family, far on In Virginia,
Will have the satisfaction Of knowing that he
was attended In his last illness by Kind and
loving fEiendAlC olnsa (Cal.l SuIiA ! ~ -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14

THE editor of the Springfield Reppb-
lican, writing from California, makes
the following remarks on the currency
Of that section of the Union:
Paper money has been kept out by
the force OF a very obstinate public
opinion and the fundamentally Of
State legislation. Our national cur
renGy Of greenbaelss are here simply as
merchandise; you buy and sell them ut
the brokers for about 70 cents In coin
70 the dollar. OF course, being made 4
legal tender" by United States law. It
Is competent to pay debt here with
them; but no man who should do this
once, without the sum being made pro-
Portonately larger, of course, could
hencetorth have any credit or standing
In the mercantile community. All
large and long credits are now coupled
with an express stipulation thnt they
are on specie footing, and law Of the
state known as the 'SpeCifio Contract
Act protects such arrangements But
public opinion, SO far, and in all the
small daily transactions Of trade, is the
great and controlling law on the sub
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INTRnNAI, REyRNUE RECRrprs.

The receipts from internal revenue.
during the month of October amounted
to so, 457, 1888, and since July 1, a period
of four months, to 1924, 17s, 4O3. The
daily average receipts during the cur
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COLGATES HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, In such uni
yersal demand, ismade from the Choicest ma
ter1als, is MILD and EMoLLIENT in Its ma
ture, FRAGRANTLYiS SCENTED, and en-.
tremely BENEFICIAL in Its action upon the
Kin Kin; For sale by All Druggists and Fancy
9ooos DealelA marl5-1yd&w
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COCO CREAu ron THE HAIR.

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Coco Cream for the Hair.
+ Coco Cream for the Hair
Away with your Grey Hair: ~
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you want something elegant,
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II you desire sot and si1lry Hair.
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II you want to prevent premature Baldnsss
II You want to be nd Of DandruR.
Z Use the Coco Cream. ''aF
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.ii 7ri Use the Coco Cream. nd 5tl,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14

ON. or two heavy failures at Pitts-
burgh were reported on the street here
yesterday. Among the rest, Pennock
g Co., and the Allegheny Bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14

IT is ascertnined from an official
source that the army OF the United
States has hot been reduced 50 low as
seems to have been supposed. Its full
and available strength exceeds one
hundred and eighty Thousand men, of
which about half Is on each side Of the
Mississippi river.
It has also been ascertained that dur
ing the entire war the navy has lost
only fourteen hundred and six men
in killed and sixteen hundred and
thirty in wounded, out of the
seYenty-fiye thousand sailors and ma
rines who have been on the rolls, This
is inclusive of all losses in the grand
battles on the Mississippi, at Charleston,
Mobile and Fort Fisher, and elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14

e
S6NB northern democrats arc at their
old tricks aRain-giving bad advice to
the South. influential men in all the
southern states have been advised not
to repudiate the rebel debt nor adopt
the constitutional amendment; and If
their senators and representatives are
rejected by Congress because they fail
on these points, they are told to stand
firm and wait till the democracy whips
Outtherepublfcans on thesoissnes, when
tho old southern leaders and their
northern allies will get control again
and hold y long lease OF power. These
intrigues are supposed to explain the
unfayOrable change In Mississippi and
the strong stand made against ropudial
ton in the Georgia legislature.
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CheanIandsI

SEALED Proposals for the whole or any
tCpart Of the cnltnral College Eerip. isSlIeS
e 20 me state Of West Virginia by the Uns5e
n IsaS each, VIII be received unt I2 M, Dec, i
IL FEopoSals may contain propositions to nav
lor the scrip In cash or U IS bonds and JfIf -,
~ Eessed 70 =. Z. Hildreth, agent, WheelinH
W. va, and endorsed Proposals for A0ricn1l
!, tnI ,l CoIlege scltp and W(ll be opened al
acceptance OF their bids. -, =. " i stAs
nov6-td A 7 f2npRASA ~ 80. Z
HO All West virginia faneIs Viii INi SN,,,,
tb9ye advertisement one time afid SsI,d KIN
to Executive Department.. S-'AA 'li 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14

SOME of the State Banks converted
into National Banks have been giving
the Government trouble. They stiil
continue to circulate the notes of the
State Banks rs well as the National
notes. In one instance, State Bank
with capital of five hundred thousand
dollars. had in circulation nine hundred
thousand dollars of its old paper, and
also at the same time. four hundred
thousand dollars circulation in Nations
al notes. Threats OF punishment for
these violations Of law are gradually
bringing the banks within the limits OF
the statute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14
ITCH, IFCH, ITCH.
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch. i,i
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

WIN cure the Itch In g hourzs s.
. Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, OhiTblafni.
and all Eruptions ofthe Sidn. Price 50 cents
For sale BY all Druggists. .-t 80 :
By sending60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER
sole Agents, EO Washington street, Boston.
Mass IT VIII be forwarded by mali, nee oi
postage toany pant Of the United States. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14

SEvERAh Of our prominent Generals
have received diplomatic appointments.
Gen. Logan has been offered the com.
missionership to Japan; Gen. SiCkles
will be sent to one OF the South Ameri-
can States, while Gen. Fitzpatrick, amer
having been brevetted Brigadier and.
Major General in the Regular Army.
has been appointed Minister to Chiif.2
His successful management Of the New
Jersey campaign, rs well Us his services
in the field, have gained for him these
distinctions, The Secretary OF War
has also changed the title OF Fl. Rum
Son, near Washington, to Ft. Kilpaf-
IS the more significant as the fort bore
the name of the defeated Democratic
candidate for Governor OF New Jersey.
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FOURTH DISTRICT. q
TENTH DISTRICT

ChnplIheS majority ..........,..,.-........55
+ PendIeton county not heard from;
win probably increase Chapllne's ma
jorlty. - j.,,.s :. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14

PRESIDENT JoHNsoS. is reported to
hive received the news of the Republic
can victory in New Jersey with great
delight. claPPing his hands and ex-
claiming, "GOOd good" This is the
same President johnson the Democrats
have been trying ITO sit up WITH" and
have been claiming as their special
ward. The victory in New Jersey is
the great and glorious one of the sea-
son. The Republican successes in other
States are comparatively of slight Inn
portRnce. New Jersey will now adopt
the anti-slavery amendment to thee
stitutIOn, and 1t requires but two States
more to fix that guaranty rs sure
thing. Once accomplished, it is done
for all time, and slavery Will never
again pollute our soil.
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A PIaia az Ven AFrans5ed statement

Of tie Nl4IOnll Einlnee8.
The following IS the simplest and
best statement We have seen anywhere
OF the government Indebtedness and
finances. 1T Is from the New York Ob-
se1Ver. It should be laid aside for ref
Secretary ALcC though has published
a statement Of the public debt as 1t
stood ON the Slst OF October. The re-
capitalization, with the comparative fig-
uFes ON September 80, TO show the
changes in these two dates, Is as fol-
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Notice.

UHE MEMBERS Of s,uFhe wbeel,n,, .,d
belmont Mining, Grape and Wine ASSS-
SS ga are hereby notified to attend q meet
ttg ~ me stoc6h folders to be held ut the Sher-
eiock p for the purpose Of Organizing IN.
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spffiaI gntiffs,
The Boudoir

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A WAY WITH sPECTACIIFS-oLD
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Dry Hop Yeast.

ONE CAKE OF THIS YEAST w1TJ,
slght quarts Of -four. 1t 6 purely veg
st4nle.W holesome, and makes delicious bread
= convenient and cheap. Sold, Wholesale and
te no1I ~ -. n. Lo5AN& Co,
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INFALLIBLE HAIR RIEgFl0 n Il {
TINS g no Hair pye.

LEATHER, silk and other Fa1- :, ~ -
:. klses store Of D,NIcoLI& q R AZ "a
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Wantad. q Partnar

WITH 5000 CASH, 10 srAKE A ONE.
h w half Interest in q Steam on Refinary
kNorik e are new the location Is one OF tie
cent This is good Opportunity for aIiX 6IS.
VINO desires to go Into the business a. tbey.
VII commence to make money as soon as
5uey taRe an interest For particulars ad-
dre3 John Cook, OIL rehner, Parkersbnrg. W.
virginia. noYlI I've
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14

SOME recent English statistics are in
structive to the friends of temperance.
In the last twelve years the cOnsump-
ton Of beer and wine has increased
more rapidly than In proportion to the
population, while the consumption of
distilled spirits has lnrgely fallen of,
showing that the slightly exhilerating
liquors are superseding those more de-
cidedly intoxicating. And the change
is pereeptible in the Improvement Of the
public morals and the decrease of
drunkenness, Even in Ireland beer is
supplantfng the terrible whisky, and
shindies and broken heads are getting
tobe strangely uncommon. Whether
teetotRlism be the true theory or not,
the mitigation OF intemperance by the
use of the milder stImuInnts is certainly
IA fact that should give satisfaction, and
there are not a few temperance men
who believe that 1t is the most feasible
method OF reform.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14

IT IS understood that the National
Administration do not propose 10 make
any etort for the political redemption
OF Delaware. It IS necessary that the
Democracy should have some abiding
plaee' and Il Is proposed to put that
State under the charge Of the aBureau
of Ref1gses, y. Soloni1e the ''6nterEified,,
there, and tinally make Democratic
burying ground Of that pocket edition
Of a commonwealth.
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alfpt Adrtrtistnlfnts.

O. REV. NM. WELSH, OF. NEW
lkSS YORK convert nom Hppefys WIZ ut-
SiSSSr an address In the interest OF the eAmeE-
ielI1 md Foreign Christian Union, in Fourth
SfTeef n. Il Church this evening, beginning
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14

In this lecture Mr.. Coliax gives a detailed
RS SSI9t o. ms Sesery ations among THE NOR
trScfsS I,,sN.Is tns substance OF his pro-
leltget ana prophet, Brigham Young.
,, us leSinre VIII also include his travels
TIP through Colorado idaioe MAN, ~ IN
"g3sSsn1ington, Oregon and CalifoTnia-
bei - 70 ms interesting lecture are TO be
sino y the 1Ibrary Hal, or nom nv r1eS 81
sne undersigned COMMITTEES. n ~ TSSa ~
ISsSEI1. ~. 1SanghInl George Adams, q, II No.
noye-td JReaister eopv.l i .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14

The Cleveland HeruId learns that a
petition is circulating in Boston, pray
ing that The claims of our Government
for damages by the Anglo rebel priya-
teers be not pressed. The reason al
legged for this request Is, that II the.
present position Of the British Governs
ment Is allowed TO stand as prece-
dent. i viii afford an opportunity for
lnnicting upon the commerce OF that
9atlon In future wars much greater
9am1ge than was sustained by Amerfz
can shipping during the late rebellion.
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THE Psesident has uttered someI

THE President has uttered some
wholesome truths to North and South
Carolina, and has again planted himself
upon the Conditions president (al-
ready made known) 70 a recognition of
the late rebel communities. These are.
FIst-The absolute repeal Of the secez-
sion ordinance. SeeoHd- Repudiation
ofthe rebel debt. IAfrd-Abolition of
slavery by the State Consultation, and
acceptance of the amendment. The
North Carolina delegation came to the
President on Friday last, and said they
had done all these things, and wished TO
be admitted into the Union. They there
fore asked for the repeal Of the Congress
sional test oath, which requires them
"tO take an oath, which few meh in the
estate can take, affirming not merely
''that they are right now, but that they
"have never been wrong" The Presi-
dent replied that North Carolina had
LEFT undone one thing, and he required
of the Legislature the ratification of the
Emancipation Amendment, as practi-
caIly important to a successful restOra-
ton. He added that Governor Holden
would be instructed to continue the ex-
ercise of his functions as Provisional
Governor until he shall have been ex-
preasly relieved by orders to that effect.
The President spoke to South Caro-
lima through Mr.. Seward. He continues
Governor Perry as Provisional Cover
nor, until he shall be relieved by the
President's order. Mr.. Seward adds:
He 1.-THE President) observes, with re-
gret, that neither the Convention nor
the State Legislature has pronounced
the debts and obligations contracted in
the name of the State for uncOnstitu-
tiOnal, and even rebelliOus purposes to
be void. He equally regrets that the
State seems to decline the Congressional
amendment of the Constitution of the
United States RbOlIshing slavery"
South Carolina will remain out Sin
the cold" until she take the action sug-
gested. Though the President holds
that these States are not, or have not
been out of the Union, he holds that
they cannot bo in the Union until their
action aecords with his words.
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Northern Apples.

A CHOICE lot Of Northern A,1nIo. -.
AJust been received aud aFt for sSIs I1,i t4eNS
T. g. iBoNsFORD q CO
aOS9eER :, = .fla bridgeport OlIio
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Foundry Iron,

1OS TONS HRmden Furnace arriving nm
u 81 consignment, and for sllgljV = . - -
noys- LIST MORRISON q co.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-02-01

Blair's return to Richmond, with programme
from Lincoln in favor of appointing Commits
sioners to meet at City Point. Every body who
had anything to sell was selling at a sacrifice,
in many cases, under tie conviction that the war
was about ove.. In day or two, says the writer,
they will probably have occasion to. bemoan their
credulity.
Gold opened on the goth at 1904,
"A telegram from Louisville, Kentucky, dated the
18th, says:
Rebel deserters who came into Knoxville on the
18th instant state that General Vaughan with
seven hundred men, all be had left, was at Bristol
on the 18th instant General Breckenridge, with his
command had gone to the Valley of Virginia, and
1t was thought would not return. The most per-
iect quiet now exists throughout East Tennessee
Stanton telegraphed to President Lincoln, from
Fort Monroe, on the 17th inst, that General Sher-
man renewed the movement of his forces from
Savannah last week. The Fifteenth and Seven
teenth corps went in transports to Beaufort on
Saturday, the l4th. The Seventeenth corps, under
Major General Blair, crossed Port ROYAL ferry and.
with portion of General Fosters command NOV.
ed on Pocotalgo. General Howard, commanding
that wing of the army, reported, on Sunday, the
in our front on Saturday night General Blairs
corps now occupies a strong position across the
railroad, covering allapproaches eastward to Pocota.
ligo.
A telegram, dated from Nashville, the 18th saws:
General Thomas F. Meagher arrived here last
night from Chattanooga, with several thousand vet.
eran troops of the Fifteenth and Seventeenth army
corps, organized as the Provisional Corps of Ten.
nessee en- route to join General Sherman at Sayan.
nah ola New York, where he may be expected in
fou- or five days
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-02-01
For the Standard.

For the Standard
Mr.. ED1roR:-When Gov Vance made his Wilkes
borough speech it seemed to me that he was gone
from the Conservative party. For one, as good
as gave him up; but when he delivered his Fayette-
willie speech saw that he had not only got back to
his old position, but that he declared himself bet
ter peace man than you were. In an evil hour l,
with thousands of honest Conservatives, contded IN
him. He called you a sccessionist-he held you
up as one of the causes Of our present troubles
declared he was the best peace man in the South
and he even went so far as to say that this State
would secede from the Conederacy if any great dis
aster should befall it. and thus take care of herself
This he said at Fayetteville and elsewhere. He
was elected, will not say how. Where and what
is he now? gather from my Raleigh papers, that
he has thus far defeated every peace man and eve
ry peace measure before our Legislature. l hear
that he is all the while on his warhorse, swearing
that he intends to Eight until hell freezes over,
and denouncng the advocates of peace as enemies
to the country. Sir, is there no truth IN man =
Is there no confidence to be placed in men in high
places? Is the representative principle, that the
public servant is to obey the people, defunctf Is
Gov Vance to be allowed thus to deceive an honest
people, and not be exposed and denounced for 1T !!
Judged for myself at the last election, and l
judge for myself now. If Gov. Vance is not with
the secesslonists and if he is not opposed to peace
then he has very strange way of showing that he
is Conservative. If he has not deceived the pee-
pie, then promising one thing and doing another is
not deception If he is not afraid to trust the
people, why does he oppose Convention The
people have right to do what they please, yet
understand he says that if, in the last resort
they should prefer reconstruction to subjugation.
he will not go with them, but will thwart their will
if he cam that is, he is wiser and more patriotic
than majority of the people of No, tn Carolina i
lie made all kinds of promises, hat in hand, when
he wanted votes; but now, having gotten the votes
he breaks his promises or denies that he ever made
them He has deceived me once; that was his
fault fhe should deceive again, the fault will
be mine. acknowledge that have been
BADLY GULLED.
Jan. "a, 1855.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1865-02-01

We are glad to see that the House Of Commons has
passed the resolutions Of Mr.. Asheworth, directing
the committee on propositions and grievances to
inquire into the outrages committed by the military
on the defenceless. people of Randolph and other
Counties, and to inspect the letter.book of Gov
Vance, to see what agency he has had in these out
RACES. Let the investigation be searching and
thorough one. Hundreds of old men, women and
children, who have been outraged, will thank Mr..
Asheworth for moving in this matter.