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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-15
United. States of America,
District of West Va.

NM HEREAS, n libel has been filed in the
w District Court Of the United States for
the District OF West Virginia, on the Sth day
Of July, 1865, by Henry AIcEItbbon, against
the steamboat "O1L CITY," her engines
tackle, outfit, APPAREL and furniture, and
against all persons Intervening for their into
rests therein, and especially Jacob Flowers,
part owner OF said Steamboat, in q cause OF
ltcttntion and partition, for the reasons and
the usual process and monitfon of the SnId
Court in that behalf be made, and that all
persons interested in the said steamboat and
especially the said Jacob Flowers, part owner
thereof may be cited in general and. special
70 aNSW = the premises, and all proceedings
being had, that the said steamboat, her en-
Ones, tackle, 9qtflt, apparel and furniture,
be s64d, and The proceeds thereof brought into
CopEtt tto Jed and distributed according
sliately on IL, ,,,,,,,,,,,o., -, ,,,o 49,,
ton, undet the seal OF the said Court To me
directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give pub
lie notice to all persons claiming the said
steamboat, her engines, tackle, outflt; apparel
and furniture, or In any manner interested
therein, That they eSaiId appear before the
SAID District Court to be held In and for the
district of West Virginia, on Wednesday, the
18th day Of July, 1865, ut II o'clock in the
forenoon Of that day, If tho, same shall be "a
dny OF jurisdiction, otherwise on the next day
OF jurisdiction therenfter,) then and there to
their allegation in that behalf
Dated thisil 2th day Of July, 1865. az. .s Z
EDWARD. NJ. NORTON,
JAS. s:wHEAT, Proctor for LIbeliants.
jyl3-ttll iy2i Et r
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r OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
I situated on the line oftle National Rood'
io1r miles east OF the city of Wheeling. Said
P'LoIetty consists of my residence, continuing
ICONS ICONS and al modern improvements: also.
lo1rtecn acres OF ground attached, on which
ny convenient out houses, including brick
sLaollng, Ice and spring house, chicSerG ana
f%S c'S s5id As2 one hundred and twenty
n BYE, apple t1ees OF choice kinds; Pear Peach
ate alS3 choice selections Of Grapes, Raspber-
res BlaSkberTtcs, StrawberFieS and other
berry. 'I'A SAlL uO-
II. VIII also sen my Household Furniture TO
any one desiring to purchase all topefheTS
feFSonS desiring to consult me in rnTnTIl -+r,
pIlce, terms OF payment, &C., can leave ti1eJr
I,.i ne az the Gas Companys ONCE, or visit
feh22-tf n = : JACOR TIORNppOo4y 4.
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Public Sale of Valuable building Lots
ON Main Street.


pY VIRTUE OF A DEED FROM
- HnmPtien Zane and others to Samuel
Churchill, recorded III the Recorders Office Of
Ohio county, West Va, In deed book No q.
page 49,, and ola deed from the said Churchili
Hamplen Zane and wife to me, recorded III
said office, in deed book No. IS page lEI nIii
1t the request of Emely a., wife Of the snid
HampdeD, and Of Mnry, daughter OF the said
Hnmpden, will sell at public auction. on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF july, CONNER:
eng said sale at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, eight par-
Ge eel e. OF ground; each2 feet on Main street by
Ia@ IN depth, being part of what Is tISunilS-
KNOWN as the Reserve, lying between Main
and Market, and Union and Monroe streets.
ana bounded on the south by the line az fGdS
TnTee story brick building now owed by T'hoS-
iiornbrook. The deeds TO tho purchaser; will
ne executed by myself, Hamplen Zane and
VIE vile anu Mary Zane, and the title is consId-
Terms of SRIe.-The purchaser may. Mt
ms option, pay the whole purchase money in
cash, or one-thirl in hand, and the balance
IN ~ IILee equal payments of one, two and
three years, with interest on lien
IeGEdyl3 7. II: ARMSTRONG, Trustee,
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0ntQafeEtfQetrre1
sATURDAY 1IORNING, JULY rs.
RUFFIANIsM.-Last night some half

RUFFIANIsM.-LAstn night some half
dozen men wearing the uniform, and
supposed to be soldiers, INDUCED in a
series of rufIianly transactions of the
most disgraceful character, and such as
would not be INDUCED in by any true
soldier, who had served his country
faithfully. The men who commit such
acts are those who sllulked in the hour
of danger, and were always known as
stragglers when there was any prospect
of battle.
This party entered the store of Mr.. E.
Berberet, about nine O'Clock, and shut
off the gas, and talked in boisterous
and threatening manner. Mr.. B. was
absent at the time, having left the store
in chargeof his wife. They finally left,
and proceeded down street to the store
of Mr.. b. f. Caldwell. Two of the par
ty entered and conducted themselves in
the same manner, shutting off the gas
aud using threatening language.
1t supposed their object was to plum
der, though Mr.. Caldwell does not know
if anything was taken while the store
remained in darkness.
Between ten and eleven o'clock, Mr..
j. N. Matthews, while on his way home
was accosted by one of the lamp
lighters, who asked his protection,
saying he had been assaiIed with stones
by five or six men wearing the U. S.
uniform. Mr.. Matthews accompanied
him TO Fourth street and advised him
to start for home. About this time IA
whistle was Ileard and Mr.. NJ. found
himself closely pursued by two men,
who finally overlook him at his own
door, when one of them asked him if
he was lamplighter, upon being an
swered in the negative, they took their
departure. The lampIighter, who was
assaulted, is returned soldier named
John Holt, very respectable and inof-
fensive man. Upon parting with Mr..
Matthews he took refuge in the law of
flee of Mr.. S. P. Wheeler, where he
remained concealed for sometime. Steps
should at once be taken to ferret out
these rufiinns and inflict summary pun
ishment. These attacks upon the lamp
lighters have become so frequent that
they refuse to perform the duty. We
are Sat loss for the motive which
prompts these attacks unless it be that
the Williams desire TO have the city re-
main in darkness that they may be the
better able to indulge their ruf1ian and
thieving proponsities.
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Lots for Sale.

In South 1Thceling or RitcI6eto,cn.
NOS 5, 60, s, IS, II, Is and 10, in square No.
=. The above lots nre in the square below Mr.
samuel Otts-Ee In n block surrounded Inv
river. '->7''' A1N"""h Ihe'
Also, lots Nos. 6 and l6. in squire IS,
Nos. and 8, In square 30 - : - --
Nos. 10 and 10, in Squaro IL ID. haze.
nos. =, and II, in square 49,
Nos. II and II, In S1uarc 30
No. In square 45 z.tr-f ..-.H
Nos. and 10, in square 49, rtha
No. 3, and part OF s, In SQUARE 80. ra-..r
4ne aDoNe property can be purchnSeCl Mt
PLIV0te sale, until Tuesday, July ., when Inc
lois remaining unSold will he Offered nj 1oTIN
lie sale ut the Court House = = - pun
Apply to q THOS. OsBRIEN. go
'st Real Estate Agent
!u5-tu. ReGiSter Office
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SALE To-DAx.-The valuable proper
ty lying on the east side of Main street,
between Monroe and Union, will be
sold to-day ut public a1ction. These
arc very desirable building lots, and we
hope they will fall into the hands of
enterprising men who win improve
them IA,
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United States of America,
District of West Va.

WHEREAS, q libel has been flled in the
w District Court Of the United States for
the District of West Virginia, on the Sth day
Of July, 1855, by Charles II. Berry and VIII
liam p. Wilson, William H. Dunlevy, Thorn
as Wheeler and Elizabeth DunleVy, partners
in business under the firm name and style OF
rDunleYy & Co., against the steamboat "OIL
CITY," her engines, apparel, tackle, outfit,
and furniture, and against all persons inter
Yening for their interests therein, for the rea-
sons and causes in said libel mentioned, and
Praying the usual process and monitiOns OF
the said Court in that behalf to be made, and
that all persons interested in said steamboat,
her engines, apparel, tackle, outfit, and fur
and all proceedings being had, that thefsa
steamboat, her engines. apparel, tackle, outfit
and furniture, may fort.he causes in said libel
mentioned, be condemned and sold to pay the
demands of the lIbellantS.
Now, therefore, In pursuance of1ha mon
ition under the seal OF the said Court To me
directed and delivered, IGo hereby give pub
lie notice to all persons claiming the said
steamboat, her engines, tackle, OUTFIT, apparel
and furniture, or in any manner interested
therein, that they be ana app ahr bcfore the
said District Court 10 be held in and for the
District of West Virginia, en- w ednesdny, the
18th day of July, 1885, Mt II O'clock in the fore
noon Of that day, (tf the same shall be a day
of jurisdiction, otherwise on the next day OF
jurisdiction thereafterf then and there To in
terpoSe claim for the sauna and to inalze
their allegation in that behalf
Dated the 18th day of July, 1885.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
James s; wheat, Proctor for Libenant 7
II
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27Ok a MoNTH,-AGENTs WANTED
SsdvS SXsEySh9sTe to intT2duse the i'm
chine, the only low priced machine IN the
country which is Hccnse1 by Grover & Baker,
Mheeier & Wilson, Howe, Singer & Co., and
Bachelder.- Ill other machines now sold for
less than forty dollars each, are fIJTin0enienES
and the seller and user are liable to fine and
tnlpTLson!IeIIt. Salary and expenses or large
commission, allowed Illustrated circulars
6entJree. Address SHAW & CLARK.
may5-Smd&w" Btddeford, Milne
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Cur ny A CoMRADE.-A Mr.. Criswell,
member of one of tho cavalry regi-
ments, received very severe wound in
the jaw yesterday, from knife in the
hand of u comrade named Atwell. The
two men We're passing up Market street
together, when Atwell, who was fiour-
ishing n knife in reckless manner. &c
cidently stabbed his companion in the
jaw, inflicting very severe wound.
The wounded man was taken into the
house of Mr.. George Colts, where he
received every attention until the arri-
val of the surgeon, who dressed his
wound. The two men were friends,
and the cutting was the result of care-
lessness on the part of Atwell. Men
who carry knives and pistols cannot be
too careful in using or handling them.
This accident, which was near being
fatal, is no doubt seriously regretted by
Atwell, who had no intention to cut his
friend.
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Quilted States of America,
District of West.Va.

WHEREAS, q libel has been filed In the
w District Court of the United States for
the District of West Virginia, on the Sth day
I1eman, against the steamboat "OIL CITY, ~
her engines, tackle. outfit apparel and fuHnl-
t!Irs, and against all persons Intervening for
their interests therein, for the reasons and
cause In said libel mentioned, and praying the
usual process and monition OF the said Court
IN that behtlf 10 be made, and that all persons
interested In said steamboat, her engines,
tackle, outht, apparel and furniture, may he
cited to answer the premises, and all proceed
tntps being had, that the said steamboat, her
engines, tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture,
may, for the causes in said libel mentioned
be condemned and sold to pay the demands
of the said LihellantS
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mno-
ttion under the seal of the said Court to me
directed and delivered, l do hereby give pub
lie notice to all persons Claiming the said
steamboat, her engines, tackle, outfit, apparel
anu furniture, or in any manner interested
therein, that they be and appear before the
SUD District Court TO be held in and for the
District OF West Virginia, on Wednesday, the
Jth day OF July, 1865, at II o'clock in the
forenoon of THAT day, IF the same shall be
a day OF Jurisdiction, If not, on the next day
OF jurisdiction thereafter then and there TO
lnteFpoSe claim for the same and to make
hheir allegation In that behalf
Dated the l2th day of july 1866
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
JAS, $: WHEAT, Proctor 70 Libeiiants. '''''''
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MoRE HORSES AT AUCr1oN.-On
Tuesday next there will be another sale
of government horses and mules on
Wheeling Island. This affords another
good opportunity to obtain cheap ami
mails. Those who have not yet been
supplied should not fail to attend this
sale which viii! probably be the last
for some time to come,
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MEssRs.D. gland G. g. NE1swANeER.
and w. r. Ritts, ofSt, Clairsville, viii
commence running amorning omnibus
to this city, and back in the evening.
on Monday next, The old line sill
holds ON as ns1al q
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WE know Of an article that has con-
quered its way to fame through its SUI
perior qualifications alone. That arit-
Gle is the "a F.reeISior Baking Ponder y,
1t has no equal in the market. Sold by
dealers generally. See that each pack
age bears the address of t. II. Logan &
Co., and Logan, List & Co., wholesale
and retail druggists.
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Books AND FuRNrruRR. Aucr1ox.-
An extensive sale of books and furni-
tnre takes place on Tuesday the 18th
inst, at the Wheeling Female College.
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THE SYMPTOMS. OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at first very
slight. Persons find they have cold, that
sensitive 70 the changes of temperature. In
this eondltton, the nose may be dry, or slight
ing thick and adhesive. AS the disease be-
comes chronic, The discharges are increased In
quantity and changed in quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hRwSed or coughed
OIL. The secredOnS are offensive, causing a bad
breath; the voice Is thick and nasal, the eyes
nre weak the sense Of the smell IS lessened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important Symtom OF
CatarFh IS that the person is Obliged to clear
his throat in the morning OF thick or Shiny
mucus, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
way to the lungs, md should lose no time in
arrcsting IT.
The above are but few ofthe many Catarrh
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Y BOARD OF EDCCATIoN.-A adjourned
meeting of the board of school commits
sioners was held yesterday evening at
the City Hall.
The committee appointed to examine
the accounts of the present and late
sherihs of Ohio county reported that
they had made such examination and
found, in their hands, the. following
sums due to the public school fund of
the city:
In the hands of Samuel Irwin a bal
ance due to the 9TH ward amounting
10
In the hands of a. Loring, Esq,
Due to First Ward.................. 50 80
Second " ............-. 49,. 40 0s
" Fourth q" ................... 10 81
Seventh " ................... 1916 OF
They also reported that Joseph Sey-
bold, the present sheriff, has paid out
1881 more than has yet come into his
hands for school purposes, and that this
sum is due him from thegeneral school
fund of the city.
They also report the following bal
ances as due the several Wards, to be
paid out of funds in the hands of the.
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CRY CouNcn.-There not being n
quorum present yesterday evening, the
Council adjourned to meet again on
Tuesday evening.
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Bio Work AND HEAVY PAYMENTS
From the 9th of May to July 18th there
has been paid off at this post, one hun
dred and seventy-five non-commission-
ed officers and ten thousand and twen-
ty-One enlisted men. The amount of
money paid to these men, is three mil
lion, two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. These figures afford some iden
of the magnitude of Uncle Sans bust
ness, and the amount of labor perform
ed by the paymasters and mastering
officers at Wheeling. -
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New Millinery Establ ishment

NO. lS2 Main Street.
MRS. NJ. COLvIG, FORNIERLY Nj.
1Ll hlnrsden1 thankful to the citizens OF
wheeling for the Very liberal patronage ex-
tended to her In former days, respectfully an
opened her Millinery establishments n few
doors below her old stand; and having pur-
chased n very select stock of BonnetS HINTS
Ladies' Dress Caps, ROucheS, Ribbons and
FLOWERS, OF the latest Paris styles, requests an
e%9minntlon of her stock o. n 81 Errtu5 r
n. B.-BonnetS made to order; custom work
promptly attended to. myI2-ens
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PIC N1c.-To-day the members of the
Mechanics Brass Band intend holding
n pic mic on Boggs' Run. The object is
raise funds to purchase additional in
struments. This band has but recently
been organized and is composed of
worthy young men who have went to
considerable expense and devoted n
great deal of time to get up n first rate
bnnd. They have made very creditable
progress, and are now considered first
clnss musicians. Their pic mic will be
got up in such n manner as to be agree
able TO all who want 10 enjoy II day of
pleasure.
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ALMOST a FTRE.-On Thursday the
roof of the county jail caught fire, and
but for the timely discovery and prompt
action of Jnilor Jones, it would in all
probability have resulted in the entire
destruction of the building. A space
in the roof, six feet long by three feet
wide, was burned before the fire was
discovered. :.
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Fo SATEI

A FINE TWO STORY DOUBLE BRIcK
"a dwelling, situated on Finn street ID
IN sTeen zane and Clay, containing u rooms
kS!lelS and eellnrS, all in good cnntiifion-
it Is, enquire OF 4, DAN. G. AIBE.RTI
gel5d&Wnm 20. Clerk. WheeIinsS " "
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LOTS IN SOUTH WHEEITNCs ron
SALE = IN

T WILL SELL THE LOT NuNIRFRED
i thtrty-nine, and the north half ~ i ~
nnmbered twenty-four, in that part Of the
own own o. so9th melting known as La Grange.
Enquire of. WNI. E&LEY, Esq, or mySsIf
The nett title IS good. JAMES S. WHEAT ~
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COURT OF APPEALs.-The first case
presented yesterday fer the considera-
ton of the court was murder case
from Wood county. prisoners have
been found guilty by jury, and the
sentence of death passed upon them by
the Judge of the Circuit Court. The
counsel for the prisoners claim that the
requirements of the law have not been
complied with by the Judge of the low
er court, and appeals TO the Supreme
Court for redress. The case was argued
yesterday morning, but the decision of
the court has not yet been rendered.
In the afternoon the case of Alexan-
der Campbell, Jr., against the State of
West Virginia was called up. This
case is one of great importance, and
the decision will be looked for with
deep interest throughout the entire
State. Upon this decision rests the
status of n large number of person.
and n vast amount of property in al.
most every county in the State. Alex.
ander Campbell, the petitioner in this
case, was the owner of n considerable,
amount of property in Brooke county
At the commencement of the rebellion
he went South and, it is charged, aided
and assisted the enemies of the State
Recently he returned to his former
home in Brooke county.
An act Ofthe Legislature, passed Nov
ember 18th, 1868, declares certain indi
Viduals enemies of the State, and forfeit.
their property for the benefit of tn,
State. Under that act, George w. Cald
well makes affidavit that Alexandei
Campbell, Jr., has been aiding anC
nbetting the so-callcd Confederate States
in hostile action against the State o
West Virginia, and that he is informed
and believes, that the said Campbell
was an officer in the rebel army. UpOI
this affidavit the case was brought he
fore the Circuit Court, and said Camp
bell was aajudged an enemy of tn
State, and his property placed in tn,
hands of Commissioner to be Clispos
ed off according to the provisions of tn,
act of 1868. Thepetitioner claims relic
on the grounds that the affidavit o
Caldwell is insufficient to justify sait
order, and further, that the said act i,
inconsistent with!thc Constitution of tn,
United States and the Constitution O
this State. NIessrs. Lamb, Panll ant
Wheat appear on behalf of the petition
or, and the Attorney General Mr.. f. r
Hall and Daniel Peck, on behalf of tn,
State. The opening argument was mad
yesterday by Mr.. Lamb.
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The committee appointed for the pur-
pose reported standing rules and by
laws for the government OF the Board,
recommending the adoption of the
standing rules governing the City Coun-
Gil of the city of Wheeling, and the APP
pointment of various standing com
mittees. The report was slightly
amended and adopted.
The committee appointed to make
examination as to the wants of the va
rious townships in the way of new
buildings, or repairs and alterations to
to those already erected, reported That
they have not yet fully discharged the
duty assigned them, but that they had
made an examination in Madison town
ship and that they found that n
new school house was necessary on the
Island, and recommended the erection
of the same. The report was amended
and adopted and the Commissioners of
township authorized to adver-
tise for proposals for the erection of
said building.
The following standing committees
were appointed by the president of the
board:
On F9nanee-Aressrs. Wheat, Pratt and
and Glass.
.sq1ariss- Measrs, Mcclellan, Biekel
buildings and Real EEstatc-NIessrs.
BOdley, Sweeney, Bickel, Crawford,
Wilson and Hastings.
On motion, the election of District
Superintendent was postponed until
the next meeting.
The board adjourned to meet next
Friday evening.
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RrvER.-Business was very dull. on
the wharf yesterday, the arrivals being
confined to the local packets.
The ReUenue, Captain Russell, did
not get off for Cincinnati last evening,
but will leave at one o'clock this after
noon precisely. Passengers and ship
pers will please make note on't.''
The NetU State, we believe, has deci-
ded MOTTO leave as advertised yesterday
morning,
The river was swelling yesterday
evening, with six feet four inches in
the channel.
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STO A MoNTHeI WANT AGENTS Ey-
p IN erywhere, ut SO n month, expenses
paid, to sell Fifteen Articles the best selling
ever offered: Full particulars free. Address
hlay0-SInu&W"- = 7 OTIS T. CAREY
- BiddefOrJl.- Maine
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For Sale.

EuFTY ACRES OF vALuABLE I.4Nn
II, eglo!ning MouhdsHiIle. Can be sold IN.
one tract or IN parcels. InQuiraof - -
HANSON ". CRisSwETT
lAttorney at Law.