The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-06

7th-Acts OF the Legislature of West
Virginia for 1865! Lht L ~
8th1Governor Boremanis Message of
January 10, 1854, and January II, 1865.
g gth.-A record ofthe formation of the
soldiers Aid Society-the Constitution
and Bylaws of the same, with a list
lofi its officials and the ano ant of monies
and necessary articles distributed by
Fthe Executive Committee Oftl1e Society
with their action in purchasing ground
for a Soldiers Burying Ground, and
erecting the monument TO their memory
by Samuel LaughEn, Secretary.
I llth.-Minutes of the First Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of West Virginia, held Ut
Wheeling, March, 1865.
l2th.-Tribune Almanacs from 1851 to
1866. =
I3th.-Biographical sketch of the late
| Col. Jos. ThOburn, of Wheeling, West
! Virginia, Tin manuscriptl-by DR.. j. O..
l4tk-Biographical Sketch, in manu-
script, of Col. Daniel Frost-by Dr.J. G.
Hupp.
Z United StateS-1, 2 and cents.
I6th-Postal Currency of the United
I States-3, 5, 10, p and so cents.
l7th-Ddity InteLLigeRccr, containing
II list of the business firms of Wheeling,
June 26, 1865.
lSth-HaTPcr's Wccklies, ofNIay, 1855,
/ containing accounts of President Lin
coins ObseQuies.
! Misunderstanding of the first cOmmu-
nicatiOn of the Most WOrshipful Grand
! Lodge of West Virginia, with II list of
/ the officers of the same, also pro-
! gramme of the Masonic ceremonies on
the occasion of the laying of the corner
stone, July 4th, A. d. lSG5-by I. II.
. Logan. a.a rF
20th.-Copies of the Daily Register and
/ ZntcliigenccT, of July 4th, 1895.
] 2Ist.-COMgreSSiO Globe, End SeS-
sion of the 37th Congress for 1861 and
I 1862, and appendix of same-by Thorn
as HOrnbrO0k.
22d.-Greeley's American Conflict
! Sth Census of the United States, 1860
( by Thomas Hornbrook.
24th.-The Dedication and Invitation
Cards to the Ceremonies, July 4th, 1865.
! 26th.-A History of the Wheeling
Suspension Bridge-by John Bishop.
27th.-The flag of the United States
of America. ' IS.
2sth.-AIusic of the Presidents March.
This accomplished, the corner stone
was lowered to its place, covering and
securing these treasures until the strong
foundation inwhich they are imbedded
shall crumble into dust. The Invoca-
ton by the NJ. w. Grand Master was
grand and sublime beyond description,
and impressed every one present with
the beauty of expression and the depth
of patriotic and brotherly sentiment
conveyed. These ceremonies oveY, the
whole assembly retired to the speakers
stand, where the further proceedings of
the day We're continued, an account of
which we publish in another column.
In conclusion, we feel it due to the
disinterested liberality of few of the
gentlemen who have labored in this
patriotic work, that their names should
have honorable mention in connection
with this commendable enterprise
which has been gotten up under the
auspices of the Soldiers Aid Society,
which has performed noble work in
relieving the sufferings of our soldiers
during the war, and now is devoting
its energies to provide IN honored rest
ing place for the bodies of the brave
soldiers of West Virginia who have
fallen in defence of our common cause.
In work of this kind tho labor in detail
falls upon few individuals and it is
not every one that realizes the amount
of work that is to be done and the
amount of time and patience necessary
to accomplish the purpose. Among
those who have lAbored faithfully in
this cause we have noticed the follow
ing gentlemen whose zeal has never
tagged, viz:
Mr.. VIM. Tullant, Henry Crangle,
ESD, MIR. John II. Hubbard, the Chief
Marshal, Mr.. Saml Lnughlin, Mr.. Geo.
X. Wheat, Mr.. John Bishop, NTr. II. K.
List and Thos. Hornbrook. These gem
tlemen have lnbored faithfully and
energctically, and the success which has
crowned their efforts is a sufficient tes-
timony of their efficiency in the work.
Many others have contributed to the
extent of their opportunities and de-
serve all praise from their fellow citi.
zens for efforts in the discharge of a
sacred and solemn duty.
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