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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-07
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via Central q. X. Il; ll;'h NJ 6hP NJ.
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sunday, WCln--
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-07
LAW SCHOOL

win chcStcr, virginia..
WILL OPEN on TIL + 18TH SEPTEMBER
w next. The session will continue nine
months; md the course Oi study will he full
and extensive with daily lectures and cNnm-
inatIonS. By these means hope to impnn
an accurate practical knowledge Of the lead.
Ing principles Of the law In all Its great
branches.
My main effort will bc to excite In the STU
dent an Interest in his profession; to lay a
solid foundation OF learning To which he can
afterwards add with ease; aud 10 prepare him
for successful practice.
TEMS-SI0O n session: unC-half payable on
Joining the school, the residue on III" first day
Of February. Board ut reasonable ml'S read
lily obtained.
For further Information, address
JUDGE RICHARD PARKER,
Rugl-Iwgtaw at Winchester Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-07

WEST VIRGINIA BUSINESS COLLEGE
" NO. rEs MAIN STREET,
uIOnbr00ls's Buildng.J
Open dny and night for young ladies and
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of scientific,
classical or business education.
nuRlD
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

ce:.A:d !. severe restraint upon
oac'a Iii cr,y. but is it not "sninrn'iy
rrop., No really respectable. bank
clerk, coaid possibly chj"c, to il,
vi 10 nos. who ,-clin-a TO nccrd'
20 the r~gui.eEr IL .. tn" bank
would ever after b. under til, ban OF
suspicion, and. p" maps. b" oust"d
from ,h.:r places "i;hou, a moments
waning.
It's no, always the bank clerks.
however, who are really at fault tor
,uis,'..,r., snurn TIA, ar committed. -
III, t!Dlr. II. great many cas"s rs.
vithou: doubt, directly trac-ablr to
.Lc rhc-rs o: the bank who, by ;hrir
ca,c...s mod. Of c1 ELIMINATION and
;k.i, lack OF wa,chtulurss actually
F., threw .hr temp,stic to detraud dl-
rec,lv across tho bank clerk = path.
A bank cashier o. president seems TO
Imagine tina. hi, who'll. duty consi~'s
,u signing thu notes .t ia" institu-
ton. disconn,ing paper, ordering a
! .aucL from D,!monicu =. CHANGING at
;ne stock lis: aud th"n rolling home
in a carr ag-. If they sh uld 'v.r
u.;pn 20 count the funds of the. bank Il,
say once in tn ee y-nrs, tn. packages
os b Lis and bags of coin lthose +" no
have any) would be- tak-n II; tn"
round figures on the outside. and this
, they would call counting! " Yet
how would they know whether tha.
package or bag os $4,000" con.
: tanned half OF the amount tha: ha d
been marked By their tsuppos-d
Trustworthy clerk upon III /, is
II I the bank clerks and the ,rllrrs
.lon. wi have al! the sins TO answer
for. hv long sho'.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19
Extinction Of the Mexican Race.

The follow ng is from the Mexican
corre.vouGeuce Of the Ncw York
Herald. Alison. the great Scotch
historian, long since said that the
Mexican race was no, improvaeir'
but was destined to extinction az soon
as a stronger race appeared in the'r
midst. We long since ad'au ed
similar opinion. The truth 10 'he
Mexican and all other similar races
of people have become -aetc aud VAL
perish as soon as they come in con-
tao, with more vigorous people
THE MEXICAN RACE HoPELEsSLY Eff
FETE.
A very brief residence in Mexico
suticvs to show tina, three cen;ur:es
Of idi.ucss. Ignorance, wee, snPeIs"-
ton and promiscuous inserm'ng ing
Of blood. has pr" due, abou; as "'ds
a difference between the Spanish con
qucrcys and til. present genus "E'es'
SER" ~ separates All iM;ri'ns-ht' cd
ucat-d viii T. man from Congo dAt
ky. They are. III modern ps''ancs
1T, c,uai,y played ont The tao;
il, that thu. Mexican "sos-i Win
his ouchy su.ak'ng aspect and
han gdop gait. is Of no NOR" coma
qu-uc- wh-u pit;ed against t.urof"
an troop. than 80 many Ho'-n'"ts
would be. 1t is the old story Of ons
war with teen over again. E"s
pr.nc- a.ouui on horseback and yell
ike COMMUNICATES, or shoot :r'M
cliff, or behind rocks. but r.. sid IN
or never known to stand brip-. G"io
.,.-l. The rnc.. ie -tt-ctua!ly c."
generate and H.te. and bang OF the
Indian stock must &" I'll" way o! Al
the brown races when they COM II
contact with the Caucaslan. N"uc"
they hate Europeans. hu, n"' more
vio!-u,lv than they hate! A,u"rlcan'
when We conquered ,h-m. Ihc,
have an ins';uc,iv.r-pugn :nc'' TO 'h'
whit. races trcau," th"l: power @
comparisou teaches them hat they
can never a.siiniIa late with th-ln 'hs
. mere 'l!' 3Ahs ''H''' VI ''..S
rae. approach, they must ll"c'ssMt!i'
rvcrde and finally disappear. Max
imilian fully understands ia = wh"I
= h. throws open til, cmpir. 20 A nyr'
cans aud Europeans FOX colon'z S''os
H. --.s til- necessity Of ln:n-in
new blood. new HE anc! superior IL
t..lig,uc- into rhrs- l!stI.ss. outw"r
: inhabitants OF one III I'll" .!u'>t c IN
. ,ri-. GA ;h- glnh-. Almost the In
quv-,ion that any w!i~-aw"kr -AtHci
lean asks on arriving here aud ".
,lr-s ny the unc-asins efforts OF MAJ
= i.uiiia0 to make n country out :
= Mexico. j.. Why NJ, they l.; til
;. man alone ana see what l." can q
. here Ii h ISM, til. nigh; man Il
n Mexico ,l-y viii! never find him
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19
What Docs II Mean We la

What Docs II Mean We have
besa informed, and hold ours.l: IN
readiness, if required, TO give our
authority. which W.T. consider god
and sufficient. evidence, tina: two
freedmen hay. said opr.ly tina, they
had auth ri:y from I'll" head man
to kill white ,n"u, or particular
white man, whenever found. One Of
til. frordm~n alluded 10 said .La; the
head man" had authorized him TO
shoot Mr.. W., living u mile ors,
in the country. il he ever foun! him
with gun III hand. The other freed
man stated openly tina. he had au-
,hority from the head man" TO
shoot white men if they ever got in
his way, and tina. lie was now pre-.
pared to e1ecu;. the purpose.
Who is the head man alluded 20
We will take Bible oath that it i;
not Colonel Crandnl, commander o
the post. nor Lieutenant 1nghram
proves, marshal, nor any of III. lead
ing officers abou, them. as they ar
all too much of gentlemen, aud alto
ge,hes too honorable and heightened
to give auy such authority to whit
or black. These intelligent gentle
men. too. would know that no on
has any RICH, to give any such au
.hori,y. Then who is the "hea
man" who has conferred upon n.
sroes this bloody au,hori,y2"
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19
Eosrd Deo1.-A colo..d u an, ~

Foxrd Dead.-A colo..d man, sup
posed 10 be Bill! Sigur. WAS found
dead on Saturday evening last, near
Cross Lake, "A mile or SO out from
the city. The gentlemen who found
the body say that there had been cv'
identity foul play. as blood was dis
covered on tho ground near by, aud
signs as though the dead man had
been dragged some FIVE or ten PAGES
ard partially concealed in saS'n'
surrounded by pretty thick under
growth.
On inquiry Of tn. wife o: the dcac
man, i, was ascer aimed that h" wen
up .n the lake Thursday afternoon
on horse back TO shoot ducks. Nhe'
found neither horse nor gun were e
to b. seen. bu; his pouch aud bel
were still around hi.s. masking i
/ probatl. tia; TIE missing an!na! ant
yu, w.r. taken bv the murderer. W
:rus. tina, this foul deed will be full,
investigated. and. # possible. tn
guilty party oroush: to Justice
Human !if, is hold little 20 chra
a, present, aud We fear ;ha, m.t,cv
will grow WORSE instead Q: gr;,im
better unless Some steps az" taken :;
:rr--; on: such outrageous violation
OF the law.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

For the information Of our readers
We give the following Official ins.ruc-
lions regarding the Internal REEVE.
nue.:
On ready made clothing. carriages.
and saddl.ry. all persons who manu-
facture the same must Pay tax OF
6 per cent. on gross value. If the
annual amount exceeds 5000.
All repairs. where the SAINT -x'
cerds 10 per cont. Of the article
repaired, must be treated a. man.
u.act aud taxed at the rate #
3 Clio per cent.
Tailurs, boo. aud shoemaker. who
manufacture exclusively to osdcr'
are exempt when their annual rreesp,
does 10, exceed $1,000. 4, above
that amouu, the whole il taxed s per
cent. Returns must bc made II the
annual product exceeds 5000. and
phS t1c tuX on tuC HAUOuHt A'N'-' \.
tor III. goods when finished.
, Iinsmi,hs and all ethv, 1uanu:nc-
,urers are taxable on the gross aInoum.
received for their wares, whether ,hc
tin or other article has previously
paid Il tax or not.
, A blacksmith who only shoes hor-
! scs. is a manufacturer, If he p"rcha-
s-s the iron and makes ;h- shoes. /;
h. purchases the shoes and only fits
them "a the hcvse. h- 10 retail
dealer l.: he builds wagons. repairs
( buggics. etc. he is a manufactures:
In case parties have no, 'nanu'ac'
;urrd sutf;cieu: in two months I" be
taxable. and the third month should
make enough to raise the gross
amour: for three months. over $3.50
they are liable. to the assrssu.n, iol
the three months. and VIII be asscss-C
monthly thereafter.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19
Letter from New York.
Especial Cor.c-pu nike &C OF he Fay ="
NEW York. Aug 26. 1868


NEW YORK. Aug %. 1863
We are told to-day that Maxinti!-
ia. has been openly -nuLb-d 10y IL"
authorities at Washington. 10. r.
por; says. nave refused /" receive
|, ;,rr %: cnUdo!rncr up"I -" death
o, MIR. lincoln, which Max. dis
patched to Wn-hiugrnn bv the hands
O. senior De GulbaIo. 1uthi- letter.
n so, here S.-- rApI-S.Iun- 81 con
graduation towards p-ra:irn; john
sou. Ii there b.. truth in th" above.
j, of cou:s- settles ,h- is.c .: any
Munster tina, Max, ,nig!:t SEQ Il TO
send for il is certain a. l. 'onday
thu, Ii" would not b.. received.
Mach sooner ,h,n ! AZ. cipat-d
has the evening gambling he'll been
abolished. On Thursday ,h- board
ui Br KRIS voted - -xp"! any .nrsT.-
trr WHO hou!d uaHs4c; htnt-~t:. or
,hrnegl o hers. bus!u-s- AZ tn. Even
ing Board, and IT,. Golcp.. Room fol
lived with resolution - the am"
r.f~c.. A. Ugh, b.. 'xp.c;"d, there
was come opposition oA the part OF
III" Young and rxci,sh!s members OF
III" boa,d at the proposed summary
and un-A prc;-d closing mp Of ,h"Is
fnvor!t- nightly haunts, out It was no
us-. Tn. terri lee evils that wrr.
iuocuia;,,d III thar den OF v,cc. aud
tn. widespread, a!no-: world spr"ad
suffering ,ha, was being Caused there
hy, was too much for he calm re
H-c,inn of any on- WIN had the vel
fare OF society aud tl- financial IN
trre.t. OF the country nj heart, ant
from the hour tina, k",chum fell
",hr Fifth Av-nu- Exchange" viii
all its gauhy and ;.llm'ng trappings
was n doomed institution. thus ha
actual and positive good result"'
from evil. and = Eddy's "drfalcaiio 4
and torg-rirs must hereafter b
weighed in more considerable bal
ance when W. think tiat they ~rl
the lucky rock upon which til" ssra
gambling he'll was sen, rr.ling fror
its mo"rIngs.
Spraking o. K.tchum. 4 mrr'in
oftn- creditors of the oil no -" IT
understood "ill Ot h'lu on riuAS {
the ensuing week, when pr"pos
ton for liquidation will likely b
made. The liabilities Of k"tchun
Son l. Co, aud Charles Graham (
5 Co. including the checks rsd-em''
: by the latter house. it is now ascrj
5 tanned, amount to SO,70O,OOO. an
1 the Assets Of both houses Ia $3.50
. 600. If the value # TIA. toige
| checks held by Graham Il Co. 10 d'
: Quoted. til. liabilities of tho Tvs
| houses would stand n, $3.50 0O0.-
, Young k-tchum's abstraction
bonds and forgery Of gold c.'rtiiicat,
add up in amount S4,20O,t0O.
& A report was current y.sterda
q that large number of the banks ha
:, compelled their most r-pon*ib
II clerks to sign pledge that the
h would steer clear of all gambling a
: sociations after leaving the ban
= aud also rhun all society that w"ul
8 degrade their standing At homes, me-
g or b. apt to lead them into vices
q temptsi ion. from " hich ultimate e:
'ric4ticA might re difficult. Such
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19
THE Empire of Bras,i.-Ihc

TIE Empire Of Bra-si.-Ihe rsa-
der is referred to most excellent
article il: this mornings issue Of the
News" upon the subject of Brazil.
We do not believe that any citizen
OF this country would find resi-,
dence In Brazil very desirable. Ii
is no; such country as many sup
pose, and would by no means sui,
al inhab;taut Of the United States
Stick 10 your own country i. We
do have troubles; remain here will!
tho 3. who cannot leave, and assist
IN removing them.
All of us have been deeply i'm,
bu-d with the pr nciplrs OF free gov
ern,n.n., and. it is supposed, have
An attachment for free Institutions
The government o: Brazil is mon
archy. and the laws and language o.
the country totally different from oui
own. Then, we say. stick to youa
country. young man, aud help those
OF us who cannot leave, To meme
matters here.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

I, will be seen that our distin-
cuished fellow citizens, Col. George
Williamson and Capt. /. NJ. Mutt,
have consented to become candidates
tor the Legislature. Two better and
nobler gentlemen cannot be found in
the State. More in our next.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

For he information of advertisers
we would say that cur paper ia "x-
.emsiv.ly circulated in Lou sians,
Texas and Arkansas. As our list OF
subscribers is daily increasing, it is
ample proof that We are to BE- second
sd in our efforts to furnish our readers
with a good news and family paper
in this section Of country, which We
hope. will do credit to ourself and
prove an honor TO our young city
which, with all its superior advan-
,ages. is destined to be respectable
Mace
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

In the Surrog4te's Court of this
city, il has been decided that the
property Of Gen. Buffers brother,
"located in other States outside the
jurisdiction OF New York" (Which
means New Orleans.) shall be inclu-
drd in the inventory OF his assets.-
Gen. Butler. who has charge Of his
brothers will. objects to this. and has
carried the case to the supreme
Court. P1pe-.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

rIeatAsr-We have had showers
along through tie week, but no rains
TO be of any great service to the gar
den<. tall crops, &c. Saturday and
Sunday We're both no. sultry days
but yesterday was much more pleas
ant. We trust that the very hot
weather of the season is over. and
that We will have from this on good
pleasant iall weather.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19
The WirX Trial.
A dispatch dated New York. Sept.

list. furnishes tn. folio wing
The H-rald'- Washington special
SANS. II, is uuIrrstood ;hat WIZ to-
day, the 3!s. plac"t IN the hands II
his counsel voluUirou- documentary
~vid.uc. to prove that IL establish
ing ;h- dad line "i'hin ,h,. AMBER
souvi!.r prison yard. and sho ,:nS
prisoners who crossed i, he III the
mrs, ;ns;Anc. acted under direct or
Grrs o: til. Co,:rd-rn:c Gen. "lud-r.
a,.d more la,:-ry b. the emphatic or
dv,s Of j. 4. Seldom. Confederate
States Secretary 81 War.
-Cn:a:ai-s!o: NOW trying Wi-z.
dec d-,: to ri.c. the evidence of
S.rgran, Corbc,'. which appeared in
la, record Q! the Court two days his
week. on 'h- ground ,ha' L" 10 NO
uo.nau,,.c upon III. subj" of tn. An
d.rso:...!!- c.uyi,irs. III" T-c"!d-
Of he Ani.s. will prison. captured
tv Ga Wilson. al" missing.
Ihr ;-isl %: Wiz before the NH.
,ary CoIa,nise:ou as resumed on thu
The Isl. and witnesses w-:,. examined
as - ia. condition Az treatment O:
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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

In a word, every sensible man
looks to the future with fearful ap-
pr~he nsious. as. unless financial and
commercial laws have lost their force.
the United States il destined to be
the theatre of the most tremendous
financial and commercial convulsion
Of the present century. The small
affair OF 1897 viii be regarded as
m-r. baby work. about AZ three
days drbauch, as compared with a
four years spell.
A nights debauch leaves a slight
headsch. only: should the spell last
week the d-bau hec IS apt TO Gee
snakes. and swarms of bees about
him. and he may be week OF two
in fairly getting on his feet again
Should the spell las. six months. or
longer. in addition to strange sights
tn" patient il very apt to pass
through a course Of sprouts 4" that the
AMOS, skilltul ply siciau will find it
Difficult, TO manage. Many poor
fellow have we seen peg out un-
der less aggravated circumstances,
The United STATES is now in tn.
condition of d.baucli-e who las
been on a" spree " tor the last to"'
or five years. The laws of heal,i
have been habituallv violated; dur
ing tbs. who'll, period The patient has
been KEEP, going by tn" constant
us. of the most potent stimulates
and would have pr!iShcd long since
il ,h-se s,i,nulan;s had been with
drawn.
Now as the laws o; God cannot ht
violated with impuuity for length
of tim. without severe and lutcnS.
suffering. the aIm o.: all good mel
should be 10 use every eft 7: 10 II
store 80 this country ohCe NOR" ths
laws of sound health AID We wi!
conclude. this article b. stating 'ha
; no man is better adv sed as to sh
true condition OF the cuUnlrv than ti!'
illus. yious ~'af.sDan who ILLS :ti'
Presidential chair o. this nation. W.
have before US his lnesaa,cr IN tn. l-
: .isluture o: Tennessee for 1887 ~hicl
VIZ will shortly publish.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

The Chicago Journal understands
that an invention has been made by
a citizen OF that city that will work
a revolution in steam engines. 1t
does away with steam boilers alto
ge,her. the propelling agent being
generated by a shower bath falling
on no. iron plates, and passing di.
rectly into the cylinder Of the en-
gines.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

Advertisements to appear IN the
Tuesdays paper must be hand-d in
prior to II o'clock. Monday morning
those for Saturdays edition, before
- O'Clock. Friday morning. Adrer-
Users should bear this in mind, as VIZ
are compelled 10 &c to press Early so
AS to mail orr paper in time to leave
the next morning.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

CisI JuriSdiction in Miss,ss'Ppt -,
Our sister State OF Mississippi is ma
king very satisfactory progress in
the work of re-establishipg civil rule
in tina, State, and the President. with
noble generosity, sustains the provis'
ional governor in every move in that
direction. Already has the State a
militia force in every county fo'
purposes of police. The President
as will be seen his in letter to Gov
Sharkey, very justly says 1.-The peo
pie must be trusted with their gov
eminent, and if trusted, my opinion
is that they will act in good faith
&c. This implies a generous, noble
confidenc. on the part of the Presi
dent, which will not be disappointed
Capt. J. Aguade and +. G. Ed
wards, clerk Of the steamer II. Gil.
more, will accept our thanks tor late
Nc,v Orleans papers
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

Having made additions to our al
ready large assortment OF job types
Of the very latest styles, we will b.
pleased to contract for every d"s
crip,ion of Printing and Book Bind
ing. Our lady friends having sheet
music that they would like bound IN
tine style, are requested TO give us
their orders.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

GA last "a U.tay evening his hon
OF. ;hr May :. united IN h" holy
bond, o' ~-uIock. Two loving b"iu g
o; dark co!np.~ Aion. Tn" ceremony
VAS performed A. the Methods,
Church. After The ,wo ", IL made.
one. j, vas discovered ;ha, here WAC
TO lax nor pen for the parties = AZ
tach ,hclt respective sIg!atur :" the
contract. when The Mayor sent a
brother in search OF IN n--.Grd ar:i-
c!,s. aud Informed a sister Lear by,
that i; sh" wanted, she could sing +.
hymn whil" thu ,n--srn or was gon".
The d~..y creature INN -dIti- y gave
evidence of h r voru powers. and
was assisted by III" wl l- cougrrr,a-
t!un. The pen and ink appeared
aud j. ih- parties could not write
their inalk was made. to the @mu-e
m-nt of not a few. Thi- Icing d"nc
the couple Were iutorn'.! that the,
must hereafter behave themselves a.
man and wife, and Mr. Johnson, wa
particularly instructed that he cou}9 n
do as he had beer Ia ,fc hC6n ot do
inc, and would have to behav. him
self hereafter. Leaving jus, abou
, ,ha, time, We probably failed to Sc