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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-01
Sherrif's Sale N ~ an iIg +

~ hp'ls ehu OnONAA lo1AV ~ dW tul
d9OfAttachedl Property.
Isaac Williams Add@'r3 cqur. Of Common Pls.s Of
go RID. Wiiiiamsao ) Franklin comfy, ohi9'
TN PUIkSUANOE OF AN ORDEEB OF
i sale in the above case to mo tdirected, issued
from said Court, will offer tor sale M pnbIic adc-
ton, u The door Of the Court House IN the city Of
Columbus, on y9iinhqiN s19bn9T hoijw ,SssooTI
Saturday. the 92dday of July, 'A.D. 1865,
AZ oclock r. M, the folloklne described areai ss-
tate, situated in Franklin county. Ohio totwit:
trsPs q lard kp9we y ID h9s No: AZ thS Srftis
bounded Us follows. beginning sta stake or stone
IN the east inesof sid northeast
fS gssss tSs pStsh iE ss q ssia ict o H1fts
IS deg MIN west n 65si0o poles 10 stone;
thence north1 deg. 40 min. east 30 poles 10
ssss sCsshWss Ss
MIN. east n 55aIeu posstcb sake or stone IN east
limo of said quarter section; thence with said or.
SO, line south desIte MINI west 5 li-loo TO the
Appraised at $50 90 PER aor6. y ahhl aAkIu
Printers fees, 5000. Sheriff.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-01
Negro saarage In IIlouislnna.r.d

{ rp,6iis ,Isont;,,,,,t a. T.,..,~,.-1'.--, =.
ont;rai,, vons ,nar;,Ia ~ 11u'sianais ~ aiinoso
constitytionaI n1su s,anasta ,ana layof ,ot tne
iJant TnhSso, SNs es'eI y! py ,s5 LesS
between tba Stotas Ss'o,nds nnd Ene rg.aslons M.
Gover,I man i ~ au se Na.lonai
nrooress D;So tSat stat ~ ,,asta. aa ~ ~ active
ran ~, ~ ponLeosl .ne l7
inro effsct pbarS TSo 'a,aot;,y Gs Pihn
Will stand ,,ro, j'an, asoi,s;i.a lraicIIse siss
basis desn;te tba A1S'tsy GU H,s;y sgs.sg
tioa, cbasa ,,,,~ 70 a,s..'.,.sss -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-01
go ACRES S''is'iOF !, LAND
1@ iIS.ElEs OE 81 sale. .'a.'q 5a4I

'STTUATEDi ON eTHR HILL; TWO
y miles West, Of Columbus, immediately south
Of land lately, puIchased from this Bapk for the
SsSes S9
Thisland has front OF eit rods ON Eullivant's
Avenue. and the east end lying high, and ifaflrt9
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-13
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA, PA iI
81 aeasea OF the Nervous, seminar, Ur tnes
Dry and Sexual Systenr..ss--,new and rel t taes
oa,,nsnt-ip reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATE On
"a hv in sealed envelopes free Of charge ADD rsss
ST.. j. SKiLLIN HOUG HToN, Howard Asseeiati'ni CsS
DSoutb Ninth Street, PhilAdslphiA, Pa AS~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-13
The CLIQUE.

f.
bring fresh showers for the thirsty flowers,
From the seas and the s,rsams,
bear light shade for the leaves when laid &
In their noon day dreams ,s5E- ss + &
From my wings are shaken the devs that Waksn
The sweet buSs everv one,
when rocked to rest on ler mothsri breast,
A she dances about the sun.
WELD the dail OF the flashing hail,
And wbiten the green plains: "A -
And then again dissolve it to RAIN, -
And laugh ss pass in thunder.
/ bind the suu's throne with the burning zone,
And the moons with q girdls OF pearl;
The volcanoes are dim and the stars real and swim
q When the whirlwiads my banner unfurl, ii
From capetc cape, with bridge-hke shape,
Over q torrent sea, ia9 7a --ss nee 3"
Sunbeam proof hang like a roUf
q, The mountains it's columns be. q .f.s-rE
The riumphsl arch through which march
With hurricane, fire and snow,
When the powers OF the air chained to my chair,
Is the miliion-colored bow;
The sphere-hre above its soft coors wove,
HE1 While the mont earth vas 10 ACHING beiey.
ana the daughter OF srth and water,
And the nursing Of the sky;tJ 81
pass through the pores OF the ocean aud shores I,
change but cannot die.
For alter the rain, when with never stain,
The pavilion of heaven is bare,
And the winds and sunbesns with their csnysx
u Build up the blue dome or air, sHsH II
/. lsiently 9Sngffs-t by own eenpapbs sEAg /
a 10 oSss or The caVerns rainI
Ike child from the womb, like a ghost from the
tomb,
1 arise ana acknowledgement
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-13
.EtW g.
NUMBER 6.
POSTERS AND. HANDBILLs.

nambsE,DI 00iT 100 goo 300 900 1901
,1ssheet, $l,0O $3.50 s1,75 5000 $500 9 800
;ssheet l,5O 200 $50 800 400 1.Oe
siAet. I 1901 800 $40 $50 $50 I 1920
10 Sheet, 400 500 100 500 LlOOO 1890
sheet, 500 600 800 1900 1890 26.0t
Sheet, / 1000 1900 1890 $500 5000 5000
sY- For Programmes and Bills requiring unusual
amount Decomposition for bordering and other ext
work, reasonable charges will be made. % e'37-"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-13

among me new Dames for ladies' mantles
W we hear OF the w ife's bliss, the Husband
for'nte, Iae Barlkers Terror the .'Sheriffs
Oread'' and the "ldaiden's Delights W., 60
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-13

Superintendent of mission school being
annoyed by the noise finally in appealing to the
boys, raising bis hand, said--"Now let's see il
little fellow in the back part OF the room
cooking his ear and placing himself in an atti,
tude of breathless attention, spoke out-..Leh
her dronl, I3'.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-13

Sob 2rintimg

Book Blank Joband Card Printing ofeverydeschption
executed with neatness cheapness and pFomptness
his once. Plain, Fancy, and 0rnan entail n intin
ooIored inks and Bronze with Five Power and Hand
presses ana an extensive variety Of Type and Josbne
Material the TEL Establishmep tbs notexeelledn
his part ofthe West; ITO TEa & "
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-13
A new Method 2Cure
DR.. r. ROESCH,
Homeopathic Physician, and Prac-
teal Baunscheidtist,

WAUK EGAN, - ILL.
NR BLUNsoHEIDT's healing method favorably
known in Europe, where it has been endorsed by some
Of the ablest and most conscien ious Of medical
ttioners is making its way to, and meeting with
the same general favor md with the Ameris
ca public.
The undersigned is thoroughly acquai ted with tn
uscheidtsn SYSTEM and is able to furnish the
convincing evidence of the superiority Of this curing
method.
IN ALL DISEASES THE
Eye and Ear, Gout and Rheumatism,
acute and chronic Nervous Affections,
Satrheum, Asthma, all diseases Of the Lungs,
Head, Spine, Throat, Stomach, Liver and Spleen,
eli complaints arising from colds, etc. welas Col
&c, Cramps, Lameness, Epilepsy, st. Yitus Dance,
Palpitaton Of the Heart, and diseases of the
Bladder and Womb, etc., etc.. the i "
BAUSscHx method will NEVER FAIL IL the cure
the disease is at all within range Of possibitieI
az OFFICE, Waterman's Block, over the Post Of
Ace, Waukegan, Ills. P. y. Box $40.
6nSs% R.RoEsCH, NJ D.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-13
PARK CITY MILLS.
DC. GASKILL,

udFIHB UUEdIleu 5tI VICES OF
DANIEL ARRI
frst-class English Mechanic and an experienced
Miller, hopes to merit a continuance OF the kind
support Of the citizens Of Kenosha and vicinity.
Good fonr, good yield and kind treatment may
be confidently expected
Cash paid for good Wheat. Also Wood wanted.
N. B.-Fiour and Feed on hand for safe at the
o west cash price. 3wl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-13

IMPORTANT DEcIsI oS-An Important de-
cisi0n has oeen rendered by the Supreme Court
of New York. ia the case or Wikias VS. Earle
Tie latter was proprietor of Esrle's H otel New
York CITY aud aUme time ago fhe plaintiff, Will
kins, put up there as transient guest. having
with him the sum of $25 600. Seeing the uaual
hotel notices posted IN his roo m in regerd TO de-
posting money and valuahles inthe Office safe
Wilkins took it there and deiveredi it to the
clerk. When he called for it day or two sf-
ter, it was gone. and he has never obtained any
portion ofit. He therefore brought an SETON
Ito recover the whole amount from Mr.. Earle
The case was tried before 8 jury, Who found
that plaintiff was entitled to recover $25 900
Defendant took an appeal 10 the General Term
and that Court has now reduced the amount TO
81 600, on the grn md that the Hast named sum
was reasonable amount for travelling expenses
The care is regarded as importsnf, in as mnch
as 1t defines the rights and liabilities of Inn
keepers under the statute OF New York State
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22
~ VratIfylnp % See Tie rapid re-

ITisgTatlfying 70 See the rsPid re-
Vival Of business IN several Of the
southern dtlhs. The journals Of Mobile
and New Orleans tell rs that these
cities, which are commonly no dormant
through ths hot season, are doing q
winter business now In the summer.
Cotton q coming In more abundantly
than was anticipated. England and
the north are 10 DESTROYS Of having II,
that vessels are hurrylng It away. The
inhabitants In the interior arc 30 deStl-
tute Of the productions Of "the outside
worId' that thoy are eager TO purchase
whatOyer thoy have the means to OBJ
tain. And many Of them rake out
from The ruins OF their property more
than they were supposed TO have.
There u therefore q good deal OfRctivi-
ty In some Of the southern seaports.
We rejoice At this TACT, not simply be-
cause II Is financial blessing to have
business with the south revived, but
also because the Ee-establishment Of In
innate commercial relations will do
more than anything else to restore
harmony between the north and the
sonth, and 70 Ahow the rebels that with
the restoration Of tho Union comes the
old prosperity, that In met the Union
means prosperity, while dlSunIOn meant
only war and ruin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22


THE GAINESVILLE (Tenn.l Chronicle,
speaking of the late rebels, says;--
''Those men have been vanquished,
but they have not eeassd to be men.
They think, and feel, and reason still.
They did not part with their manhood
when they surrendered their swords.
They did not lay down their honor
when they laid down their arms. They
cherish with fond regret the memory OF
those who fell fighting by their sides,
and indulge u pride In their own
achievements upon the field, and In the
fame of tho Generals who led them In
battle. It would be unreasonable, UNI
natural and unphilosophical to suppose
or expect contrary feeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22

mitaF,n or smaller wheel, on the same
'taxih,n Ths cable and the wire r0pe
'togathef were coming In over The DOW
aud the gTOoyp 10 the larger wheel, me
cable wound upon . drum behind ~
the machinery, which was once Ilofe
In m0tion, and ne wire rope GetIs
taken In around the capstan1 by DaEA,
but the rUpe and cable were not coming
up In q right line, but were being
hauled in with great strain ON them,
at an angie nom The right hand SIDE, 50
that they did not work directly IN the
'5V'' in the wheel. san the strain was
shown on the indicator to be very high,
hut not near breaking strain. AZ Inst
uD came the cable and wire rope, shack
ling together on the "Y'' wheel In the
boat. They were wound round II
slowly, wire passing over these wheels
together, the first damaged part being
on board, when = Jar was given to the
.dynnnoneter which new up from sixty
hundred weight, the highest point
marked, with n sudden jerk, Sh
inches. In the chain shackle and wire
rope chamber, as II were, up out Of the
groove on the right hand side Of the V
OF the wheel, got on the ''tOp" Of the
rim OF the V wheel and rushed down
with crash on the small wheel, giving,
no doubt, severe shake to the cable,
70 which II was attached. The machin-
cry was still in motion, and the ropes
Travelled an together, one toward the
cnpstan and the other toward the drum,
where, Just as the cable reached the dy'
namometer, II parted, and with one
bound leRped, Al It were, over q few
feet OF Intervening space, and splashed
into the sea.
II Is not possible for any words TO
portray the dlsmAy with which the
sight was witnessed and the news heard.
When a man came AT with q piece Of
the inner end lashA y 70 the elain
and one saw the tortured strands, iron
wires and lacoFatGd core, II y no exag-
RefatiOn to say that TRANCE feelings OF
pity, aE though some human creature
had been mutilated and dragged asun-
der by brutal force, passed through the
hearts Of the spectators. Capt. Mortar
ty was just coming TO the foot OF inc
companion to put up his daily state,
ment Of the ships position, having had
excellent observations, when the news
came.
" feel" he said, two will not feel
much Interested now In knowing how
far We are from Hearts Content
However, II was something TO know,
although IL was little comfort, that We
had now run llG miles since yesterday,
that we were ,O82 miles from Nalentia,
$50 miles from Hearts Content, that we
were in Int. 81 %, long. 30 o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22

We notice In the Richmond Wig the
advertisement Of tho Superintendent OF
the Virginia Military Institute, Iexing-
ton, in which StonSwalI Jackson was q
Professor, before the war. 1t Is to DO
re-opensd on the OF october. Ameet-
Ing Of The Board Of trustees q called
TO all vacancies In the faculty occa-
sioneaby the death Of Professors \. j.
/, jackson, R, E. Rhodes and S. Crutch.
Aeld@ These Professors arc perhaps
better known as Stonewall jackson,
Gen. Rhodes and Col. crutchaeld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22

Mus. JEFFERSON DAVIS, her mother
and sister, her sons JEFF and Bob and
daughter Maggie, arrived at New York
a few days ago from Savannah. Tho
object Of their trip, as they informed
follow passengers, Is to place the chill
dron at some Canadian school for edu-
cation, though Mrs, Howell (Airs. Da-
via mothef) feared that they would not
DO ablO 10 get any fafthOr than Now
York, they wore "Such big rObels.' -
Muster Ieff talked u good deal about
going to Europe, and said that when he
got back no would show the Yankees
what no could do. Mrs. Davis kept
very quiet, II doubtless being oneof the
conditions of her taking the trip Mt this
tlm6 that shc should travel incognito
as much as lAssible, Mrs, Howell and
the children passed through Albany,
Tuesday, for Montreal. While thepar-
ty were stopping nt the Delevan House
several ladies went in and kissed the
children,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Lands.
In NIarAhalI county. nj. "a.

In Marshall County, W. Va.
ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
10 executed by William McWhorter and
Mary his wife, bearing date on tho 18th day
OF August, 1855, and now OF recOnl In the Re
corIlefs Office Of Marshall county, w, Va, IN
Deed Book No. Il, folio 81, 10 tho undersigned
a. Trustee, for the benefit Of Eliza KemplG
and Alexander Kemple, administrators ofthe
eStnto OF Charles KeTnple deceased, late 81
snid county OF Marshall, / will proceed to sell
at Public Auction on the
9th day OfseptembcF, 1855,
a. the mont door ofthe Court House OF Mar.
shall county, w. Va, to the highest and best
bidders, the following described tnct or par
eel OF land, situate on ne waters Of Toms
OF West Virginia, and bounded as follows
to Wlt:-Regnnin 1t stake, on John Gun.
nifighRnlB line, and corner 10 Henry Shook;
thence with Rlld CunninghAm line N. EI5I'
Z. 80 poles to stone, GRInbells corner; thence
with Gambel's line N. 229 w. Is poles 10 q
Gnmbel's line, with the meai1ders theEeofnnd
binding thereon, lO8 poles to a 6uRnf tree
stump neart the head OF rlvlne; thence N, 90
w. % pOles; 10 o stake; thence N. 57' w. u
poles TO o white Walnut, Iear head Of ravine;
thence down said Favine n. l01ISo W. o poles
10 d stake In said ravinc: thence down said
TaviIle N. g9q W. II poles TO o white Walnut,
corner TO the YnEnAll survey; thence with
original line, g. go w. 4s5< poles 10 a Sugar
tree on the south Bank Of Toms run, Henry
Shocks coInett thence with lines Of said
Shook s. 6251S' z. ~ poles 10 q Chestnut-OalI,
near top Of ridge; thence s, 90 y. IS clio poles
to q Hickory, near head Of tnvi1e; thence
down said rayipe with the mepndeH
thereof, and binding thereon, l17 poles to q
stake IN snid roVine; thence s. 81 T. ~ poles
TO d Lynn; thence s. $40 b. q poles TO tins
place o. beginning, containing dxty-seven
acres and thlTty.one pole and the same con-
yeyed to said William New hoFter by James
n. Morris, commissioner, by deed bearing
date the'l6 day 81 August, 1858!
Terms Of 6RIa-S2, 5000 IN hand, and the
balance In three equal instruments the mt
payable on tho lst day OF October, 1905, the
second on the 1t day OF October, 1861, and tle
last on the lat day OF October, 1861, With in.
tefeat nom date; tho purchaser Owing bond
and approved security for said deferred IN.
Is paid up. u. G. GOOD,
angS-twiw Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22

THERE Is split among tho Ohio
Democrats. The regular State Conyen-
ton will be hold next Thursday at Co
lumbus, and 1t IL expected that Colonel
or General George W, McCOok, ofsteu-
bcnville, will be the nominee for Gov.
ernor. But q convention called the
Democratic State Sovereignty Conven'
ton was hold at Columbus on Thurs
day Of last week, and Alexander Long,
Of cInclnnati, was nominated for Gov
Crnor, and Chiffon A. White, Of George
town, for Lieutenant Governor. Both
the nominees were formerly members
Of Congress, and were among the most
thorough Coppcrhends that could be
found. They and their followers areso
much like rebels, even now, that they
didn't dare trust themselves at the reg
ular convention, and so had a love
feast By themselves. They adopted
strong state sovereignty resolutions,
Just to keep their courage up. The re-
suit Of the election win probably show
Thorn that tho State sovereignty doe
thine Isn't q winning card just now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22
NEW STORED NEW sToREtI
=. a. WEBER,

NIEACHER OF MUSIC AND ORGANISE
extensively known in this city and ytcln'
lty, bepR leave to announce thatTO-MoR,
ROW, TUESDAY, THE 9Th INSTANT, he
WIN open his new MuEic and Variety Store,
where he will keep on hand an assortment
Of Pianos lamong them stelnwnys, and Ha'
zleton's, Of New York; Melodeons, aheet Mu:
NC, including the best Instruction Books, and
latest Sheet Publications VjollnA Gnitnr,
Flutes, AccoEdeons and Banjos Of the best for
elgn and American make, German and Italian
String. Also, Stationery, Geographic Goods
and Notions h
Music len at the store.
He win, as heretofore, give 1nssFnc lions on
the Plano, Melodeon, Organ, and IN tipEough
Bass, either At scholars house, OF at his Music
Room, u03 Main Street, where q fine Piano
choirs, Gee Club, and vocal clasas attend.
ed To.
renting out Pianos,
I Keeping only the best Of Goods on hand,
having adopted the motto Of quick sales and
sInAll proht being always mp 10 the times-
he respect fully beapeallD the patronage o. the
public. EAMEBER,
WHEELNa, W. Va, June OH, 1906. r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22
Crosse & Blackwell's
CELEBRATED PICKLES,
CONSISTING oT
Chow, Mixed Pickles, CaulihOW,
eF. and Picltled Onions,
e entirelR az l0tm coPper and ~

are e't're'g free JoTm, Copper and Iron
''THEIR MOST RECENT AND MOST
i important improvement 4 In the mode
OF boiling the Vinegar In which the Pickle,
are kept For this purpose, copper vezels
were formerly used, but the boiling Is now ef'
iecteti In . vat made OF seasoned oak, through
thecentTe OF which Is pnSsetl a tte1m COD, mIl1e
entirely Of PLATINUM, the hardest and most
expansive metal known. AZ the nCid Of Vine
gar hos absolutely no oiiect upon either the
oak Vat or the HidtiHulN SicHGi Cbtl, itis now
utterly impossible nrAny impurlty to be com.
lnnnlcated 70 the Vinegar In the process Of
ForSale in bottles by
Booth, BRttellC & Co.,
aug2l-St Conner Monroe & Water streets.
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FOR RENT.

TIME STEWARDS INN OF BETHANY
il College. The session commences on the
INST Monday In October. The building win
accommodate about my students. The
terms VIII be made an Induceinent 10 any one
possessing satisfactory qualifications. Appli-
cations should be addressed %
el ]. 2. CURTIS,
augl5-lmdGw Bethany, Rtooke Co., VIVA,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22

Irappears that the polite term in
New York for young Ketchum's rob
berries is "abstractions." We fear that
tho lovers OF abstract science are in
crcasing innumber.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22
RarnnNal.

WE HAVE REMOVED 10 THE LARGE
wv buildings recently occupied by MeEsTh
l.. &. Frost q Co., No. ~ ~ and 10 Main street,
where we will always be found with large
assortment Of Groceries, Provisions, Grain,
Seed, &c., TO which we invite the attention Of
our friends and customers and the colnuluni-
= aGgis.iin PRYOR, HANDLAN & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22


TIME MOST INTERESTING AND EXCIT-
ing book ever publlghed, embracing Mr..
Richardson's unparalleled experience for four
year: travelling through the South in the ~.
cret service Of The Tribune at the outbreak Of
the WAE, with our armies and fleets both East
aud Wed, during the ilnt two yeAm Of the
Rebellion; his thrilling capture; his eOnfine-
meut for twenty mouths IN seven different
rebel prisons; his escape, and almost mlrncll;
lOug Journey by night Of nearly 100 miles II
VIII abound In Stirring events, and contain
more Of tho net, incident, and t0mAilee Of the
war, than any other work YET publlshetig
TearheuI ladie1 energetic y6I1iig men, and
especially returned I'd dis va On teIg and
ldldiGIs, In want Of pfniit Aliie emf yidfntI
WlllaBd it peculiarly adapted 70 tllelf condi'
ton. We have SCENTS clearing tl50 per month,
which We will prove To- any doubling appli'
can't, Send for eiFculahs. Address
JONES, BROS. & CO.,
n, Z. cor. 9th and Minor Sta PhIla., Pa.
b luRI2- lmdAWe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22


THE Point Pleasant Register informs
us that the engineers for the railroad
route from Corcdo to Charleston, Kama.
wha county, have commenced work,
and have surveyed and staked out
about fourteen miles, beginning at Co
redo. Tho contractor Is also now ma
king arrangements for commencing
gradt BIS Immediately. Asthe road was
q few years ago graded from -Four Pole,
four miles nom eeredo, nearly the
whole distance to Charleston, 1t is be-
liCved the work viii progress very rap
Idly, and contribute very materially to
the prosperity Ofthat section Of cOun-
try.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22
REGULAR PltlsburEh, wheeling and

The New and Eleplnt Passenger
LHlfs Steamer FOREST CITY, Captain
John Gordon, A, Il, Bunting en-,
leaves PitEsbuFEh for PnFkenbuTE every
Wednesday and Saturday AZ l2 NJ; leaves
Wheeling Tor ParkeEsbuFG every Wednesday
and saturday Rtl9P. NJ; leaves RaTkenbuIg
for PitsbuFgh every Monday and Thursday
% !: Nj Leaves Wheellng for Pittsburgh
every Tuesday and Friday ut . AN.
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon.
Dag and lthurlday ut the Wharf Boat until 5
\. M by B00rH, BATTELIiR q CO.,
ausL-u an M Agents.