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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

:. ~ =
RentAccrned, mostly pa
.Nocks and Bonds az folio
511 shares Hartford Blk
stock, Hartford....--.
467 shares Phoenix Bank
| stock Hartford....--.
100 shares Conn. Rv Blk
| Co. Stock, Hartford.
| 2o5 shares National Ex i.
| Bank, Hastsord.--.
| $50 shares Bank Of Hart
| ford Co, Hariford, :.
100 shares Charter Oak
| Nat. D'k stock, Hart.
| 100 shares Farmers and
| Mech's Bank stock,
| Hartford. ......-.......
| $50 shares Mercantile Bk
| stock, Hartford.
l32 shares First National
| B'k stock, Hartford.
| SIS shares .Etna Bank
! stoek, Hartford,
BIB shares City Blk stock
| Hartford, -............
90 shares American Ex.
| Bank sock. n ~.
30 shares Bank OF Com
| merce, n. Y--...-..-,
800 shsre1 Importer L
| Traders Rank stock.
| N. Y,---.-.,..-..--....
| 800 shares Sk Of Amer
| lea stock. N. Y....-
10 shares Manhattan Co.
| stock, n Y....-..-...-.
! 800 shares Mere ants'
i Bank saock, n. w..
100 shares Ocean Bank
| stock, N. Y.,------.
! 100 shares Union Bank
| stock. NJ Y .....-....
| 100 shares Blk Of North
| Americas..,ck. n. 4.
| 800 shares Metropolitan
| Bank stock, N. Y -.
200 shares Fourth Nal nj
| Bank stock. y. w.
| 134 sh's blackstone Nat.
Bank stosk, Boston.
100 shares Sank Of CoIa-
nserce stock, Boston.
Ill shares S+ccs,d Nat ri
| Bsak stock, BoSfon..
10 shares Suffolk NatH'1
Bank stock. h~fs H.
100 shares Natal Hide 4
Leather Eank sfss x,
Boston, .-----...-.-.---..
100 shares Atlantic Bank
| stock, Bston.--.......
LEO shares first Sat'bal
| Blk stock, Boston,
100 shares BoyistnR Bank
stock, i'uston, 100000
90 shsree Blk Of state u
Me. stock, 81 Lssfis-.
| DO shares Merchants Blk
stock, s. I<ouss,.--.
81 silAfss State Bank 81
Wisconsin stock, Mil.
la8 shares Enion Bank
stuck, AlisaTs y ,...-.-..
rs shares Montreal b /
sock. Mon sf-Al, -.
lN shares Conn. River
CosPau, stosk..-.----
- shares Conn River
Esiirssli Cs..........-
l1 shares Has ssnrsi 4 y.
Haven T. r. stock
Tenn. State stock. q per
ecDt pas4t,la ] s9l,..
California State stock, :
per cent. Isayatie
lI---Ssl ..-.........-.
Ohio State stock, 0 per
ueEt isaya ls.ssr
City ami 10. San FRAN
eiScs B.er.sis, 7 per CT.
81 Hastfori City bonds,
o per cent. is-6....-
IS Hartford 4 n. Haven
n q. Bonds, 6 per
cents, ISIS.
10 N. Y. Central r. ".
Bonds, : pr CT, is55
U. g. B.snsis, tcaspon. o
per cent, lssi.....---.
Z. 3 Bonds 1egi-f q. 8
per cent, lssi--..,...
O. D. BUnss. Coupon. 0
per cent. 5-1s,.-..-.--f
Z. Z. bonds Gegi-t 4, D
per cent, 30. -..-.-..lI
U. s. Debt Certificates, o
per ecnt-,.--.--.....--
81
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Insurance Agent
'STArEHInro 9, E, TsE CONDITION
lll7TORD nlE IlslliEcE CO.,
On ~ Thirty Hra day a Dsosbe,. 1894 mGds 70 az
Awditcr ef 6se 6nfs If Jocal n cesJoy1sity WteA
~ Ge L0rs If sni@ Nats.
lst-Th- name Of this Company u THE HARTFORD
TIRE INsURANC1OO, and . loassa q Hartford Csnn.
cArTfAI.
2d-fhs amount Of Capital etocA n ooeooo %
sd-1he amount Of Capital StocklpAid up H. 100000 90
4sh-- ASSETS
Cash on hand and In Rank. Hs,153 on
Cash il hands Of Agents and id
course Of trsnsmissson...........l. os,3H 81
------- slls,474 90
Mils receivable for loans, secured w personal
and collateral security, lO8S2 10
Real estate nbersd 1890 -
Interest accrued, mostly payable LIST Jann-
AIRY, lS65. l5l46A %
RENT ccrned mostly payable jpn /, 1885,. S92 50
Nocks and Bonds az toilcrs, rix.
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THE REBEL TROOPS srRAeGLrRs AND ou

From the Charleston Mercury. JANUARY y
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Total s5s SO IS
Irsnnirns.
5th-Iabties 10 Banks or Others due or
not due.
6th--Lasses adj listed and due.
sth-Losses either adjusted or
SthAdjustei and not due -''----+----"- s~o-s-9 -
sth-Losses in suspense, awaiting further
proof
l0th--Ai other claims against the Company,
UNPAID disdents esl4 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-18

THE "CHANnER or CoMMERcE.''-
The meeting oil our business men Mt
the Council Chambers on Saturday
evening last, for tho final organization
OF the "Ghamber,of Commerce" WAS
well !Aended..
The report of the committee ON rules
and regulations for the government of
the chamber was received. The rules
and regulations as reported were udop-
ted, and n committee Of three, compos-
ed of Messrs. VIM. G. Battelle. Benz.
Davenport and l., L. Hanson, was np-
pointed To obtain signers to the snme.
Quite II number OF signatures were
obtained at the meeting, and the ball
ance OF our business men will doubtless
sign when called upon by the commit
tee above named. l7,-- r-rrT
There will be another meeting mt the
call Of the committee us soon MS enough
names are secured TO go into AN election
OF officers.
The spirit of the meeting on Satur-
day evening last was good. All present
seemed disposed to work with n will
for the object to he gained. a
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SOLDIERS STATE CONFERENCE.-THE
Clarksburg Telegraph oflast week pub
fishes call, numerously signed, for a
convention OF discharged soldiers and
officers to be held in Clarksburg, ON
Saturday, the sd inst. Among the
names OF the signers TO the call we re-
eognize those of some of West vIr-
ginin's nOblest soldiers. All portions
of the State are invited to send dele
gates to this Convention. the object of
which is 10 organize "A Soldiers League,
and also to appoint delegates TO the
National Convention, which will be
held in Washington, in january next.
tits earnestly desired that the meeting
b. large, and it is hoped that the gallant
men OF West Virginia who imPer-
lied their lives in support OF the Gov,
eminent, will come together and COM
mingle on that occasion. -.fa-..
We suppose some steps viii be taken
to have our city and county represented
in the convention. For this end, we
suggest that "a meeting be held as soon
as possible, and delegates appointed.
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4 single Bottle viii Last a month-ts
be tsed three times a day.
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ORPHANS Fam AND FEsI1yAL.-The
ladies of ST. James Cathedral and the
Church of ST. Alphonsus, will hold
fair and festival for the benefit of the
Orphans at Washington Hall tonight
and tomorrow night, with Refreshments
al any hour during the day tomorrow.
The philanthropic object OF this fair
Is so pTaiseworthy that we think its
mere mention will commend it to the
support of all charitRbly disposed per-
sons The articles TO be disposed of at
the fair embrace AN extensive list, both
useful and ornamental.
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THE CHIcKERING PrANos.-Prof. ].
Ebert, Of our city, has been appointed
agent for the sale OF the Chickering Pr
amos. He will give an exhibition OF
his instruments and furnish some fine
music at the Hornbrook block this
week. The recommendations ofworld
renowned artists as to the great excel
lence Of these instruments Should sRtis-
Is any one OF their value. Persons in
need of pianos should patronize Prof.
Ebert.
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For Sale.

THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT THE
corner of Main and First streets Centre
Wheeling, now occupied by Capt. Geo ",
Norton, Is offered for sale. It consists Of q
two story brick dwelling house, kitchen,
stable, and other outhouses sufficient to nc
sites of "a first-rute dwelling, with water and
gas cOnVenienceS, with the ground fronting
street TO an alley. II 81 Dff
This property Is offered atprivate sale until
saturday, the 10th day of December, when, n
not disposed OF, 1t will be offered at public
npedion Of the mont door OF the Court House,
az 10 oClOcl&n. m.
Tems-One-thIrd in hand, the balance in
four equal payments, ut six, twelve eighteen
and twentS-fOur months, with interest Sc
cured ny deed OF trust on the property. The
dec9-tf CHAS. B. CECIL.
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Hon. f. NJ. srAsTos.-This distin-
guished gentlemen passed through our
city on Saturday evening last, on HIS
way to Steubenville, Ohio, his former
home. He was in the city but few
moments. Hecame in on the Baltimore
& Ohio. and went up on the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-18

NEW "UNIoO LINE TELEGRAPH Or
PICE.-The Union Line Telegraph Com
pany on Saturday last moved their
Office in this city from their old room,
on the corner of Monroe and Water
streets, to their new rooms, on the cor
neE of Monroe and Main streets, over
the "National Bank of West Virginin, y
entrance on Main street.
The new ONCE is large and well ar
ranged. Every facility that could be
desired for the transaction of business,
is here ofered-room, light and cOnye-
nience-and we are glad that the bust
ness of the company justifies this ele-
giant Improvement.
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"RBCORD or THE FEDERAL DEAD
We have received from the L. 5. Chris,
tinn Commission a pamphlet of I6s
pages, entitled n Record of the Federal
Dead Buried from Libby, Belle Isle,
DAnville and Camp LAwton Prisons,
and at City Point, and in the Field be-
fore Petersburg and Richmond"
When We reflect that the list before US
embraces, we may say, but very
small portion OF the names of those
who died In the service, we may partly
realize atwhRt a great cost our Union
WAS maintained. Peace to the ashes of
these bravo men. ~
..TheIr stegSis nro dust,
And their souls nre with the saints VIZ. trust
From tho listWoextract the subjoiued
names Of members OF West Virginia
regiments buried at the points named /:
Belle Isle, Tu.-A. q. woodburn, II.
II, 1883. 'if7e'
CoId HqT5oT, Ta,-Daniels Ice, june
=; Il. Il. Myers, G, june s; Cd IiSut. ID.
g r. Potter, A, June, 3; Corp. ]. ID. Mar
tin, n. juno b Albert w. HcnderShott,
u, June 3; J: CuPp, \, John II. feIty,
DdnUilie.-H. Steward, A. Sd. IAN %
1861; J. Stanley, l, 9th, Sept. II, 1864;
j. Bumble, +, l4th, Oct 5, 1864: j. lar,
Wis, L, Sd, Oct. IL, 1861; J. Garncs, G. "a
Nov. Q, 1864; \. L. Riggs, d, Isl Cav,
Nov. II, 1874; U. Hunt, X, 18th, Nov,
u a, 1854; :. MIX patrick; h, Sd, Nov, 10,
1861; Joseph Martin, \, LIST, Nny m
1851; II. Ponstler, X, 18th, Nov. 80, 1864;
w. SchRfer. T., 9Th, Dec. s, 1864: F. Cain
a, 18TH Dec. 8, 1851 A. CRstoe, II, Sd,
Dec. II, 1864; e. kiTker, +, cd Cav. brt,'
Is, 1864; z. Smith, E, list Cav, Jan. q,
1857; A. Grim, L, 10Th, Jan. &, lS,i5; a.
Lipp, I, list, Jan. 10, 1865; F.. Smallford,
ID, list Cav, Jan. 10, 1864; w. NIoiisett,
G, 18th, Jan. y. 1855; A. Hood, X, 10Th,
Jan. 1885; u, Sigler, Il, LIST, Feb. 8, 1865:
X. Pigunn, /, 9Th, Feb. 9, 1865; John A.
Miller, u, 10th, Fob. q, 1865; w. Glnsco.
n, 18th, Feb. IL, lSlli; II. Sultan, d, Isl
CAV, FEB. 20, 1865; y. Hunt, A, l2th.
Feb. -, 1865; Sergt. Il. NJ. Sutton. A.
list Cav, March 4, 1855. =.
HoInt 81 Rocks, lId.-A. eSchofs. F.
SIN J. Moore, +, 18th; Thomas Rich
nrdson, II, 18th j. Wager, b, 10th. p
II. hatltt, II, 10th; Jeremiah Webb! q,
nth j. w, Rhodes, I, 10th: W'iIIisnI
Smith, f, 18th; NJ. Fisher, j. w Da.
Luck, eth; G. w. Jackson, u, 18th; IL n
Lyman, l, nth; Eli Herbert. a IotI,.
W. Stoller, G; a. j. AIalsed. i. l5th. .T,S,'
Keen, II, 10Th; George Dronu. q. l9fI,s
Austin Attrey, +, 18th; 5. Hennnnn. 81
l0thi VIM. Gillelts, a, S. S. sears. 4
18th.
CSty Point, Yu.-C. o.. Goodrich. IT
12th; ]. NJ. Herington, 7ib; j. Aibns
Ithi w. o. H0rUret, G, list; Edwin
CoontS, h, 18th. ~ ~
Rlas', Pqntqtion, Td.-corp. Ern.
Myers, D, 9TH. ~ III
Petersburg, Ta.-Iieut, C. @ ooxtoh,
h, 4th Cav, near Mrs. WalIaSe's
GroSsgiosS, A; Daniel Conway, a, LIST.
BeTmUdd HundTed. Sergeant d. o.
Fletcher, b, 18th. 80
CIIng Ldnton, MiLleh, Gd.=-J. Hooley,
g, "a Cav,i Sergt, y, johnson +, I4ih
Int; r. e. Adams, f, 9th Inf; Thomas
9Th Cav; PerEyiG. Amos, H, 18th inf:
d. Smith, /, Sd Cav.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-18

POLICE coURT-In the Police Court
on Saturday, one party was fined
$40 and costs, for disorderly con-
duct. This was the first case since the
Monday previous.
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JACOB WISE.
For Sale Chaan. =

T WILL SELL CHEAP, TWO GOOD LOTS
/ of ground and a tract OF coal, said to con-
tain between nVe and seven acres, situated
under the WickhAm Vineyard. The coal
is OF the very best quality, 81 foot vein, and
everything about the bank Is in excellent
working order. The road from the bank Is
good and the platform is quite convenient to
market. For terms, &c, see
THOS. OrBRIEN, AZ
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.
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ZOE sac.
For Sale Cheap.

OFFER FOR SALE MY LOT q BUInD-
INGS on the corner Of Main and Adams
streets. The lot Is IS feet front on Main, and
80 feet deep on Adams street. The house Is
well situated for boarding house. and the
stand IS one OF the best il the city Tor retail
grocery, rs ] have been doing business here
for over 3 years The properly will be sold
with or without the stock In store, 70 suit
pGdt eeis-sfs tS e JACOB WISE.
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It Is now over thirty years since the above
celebrated Pills were first discovered by DIR
have been extensively and Si1ccessfniy nseS,
In most OF the public institutions az we'll ~
IN private practice. Of both hetnisp With
only at the :" urgent request !" OF the thou
sands of Ladies who have used them. that he
Is1stpe9 ~ 70 tH a6e the PMS public for the al
lnrttles whatever, as well as to prevent an In
crease Of family where health win not permit
,sONB PILL Is A DOSE.
Z Females peculiarly situated, or those snn-
R9slhg ihenlSeIyeS 50, are cautioned against
tISa1Is FMS while In that condition lest
monihon, the PopTfetoT assumes no reSno5 1ISj-
bility, although their mi1dneSs would pFeye VEN
are recommended asa : as
-, MOSTINVALUABLE REMEDY
~. ~ ~ nose aInicting complaints 50 peculiar
tns Sc yi5; D'st5ess1g and P4t1i Men
Head brisiSs1 e d St e9s, e tss
dsISseS s Fus5glie on any Slight E1eTfioT
distressing complaints, rttcnIafly maj nDoSS
All ,e1 q Sois and the beginning of
The L.eueOrrhoea, or whites
, At the same time, there is nothing in tbs..
I9t li5 that can do injury to life or health. Lei
hnu theIn 10 be al they are represented.
J n rQNBfBOA IS SBFRICIENE,.F 81 sIfr
OOsOoo Boxes Have been Sold within
Two Years.
TIN Thousand B06eS send b,jlIis4er both H,,
myself ana Agents, to all parts OF the ySn-iS
I1 answers have been returned, IN
nave been known since TTTE SfTESS5S,P i6 ~
y EED9ttctSE pAHSSED UPON THE WoRID VI
IN .reIn0HIns Distinctions & ReSfor.
= ll-l.sl SltSslFe 20 ,4ts Proper ChanneI.
fs5 FI IL ~ TyES and bringing back the
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Engine and Leases for Sale.

ONE ENGINE. 12-HoRsE POWER, Il
" foot boiler, with two nueS, In perfect
working order, together with parts Of a set
OF oil tools, including derrick. rope, SC, the
property OF the Wheeling & Petroleum Min.
ing Company, to be seen on their property,
about miles nom the city, near the s. Bridge
Aiso' a . year lease on the lands OF Joseph
Fay, II. NJ. Heirey, VIM Rigsby, David
Thornbery and Mrs. Cruger, containing In all
about SO ncres. SAID leases convey the right
to bore or mine for oil, coal orotheF mineral
substances HFssrrlgIiaZf G9sT54a
Ala, q % year lease on lSl acres of valua-
BILE oil proparfSS situated about 4 miles from
the Ohio river. on Newells Run, In Newport
township, now owned BIZ Michael Lorentz
This Iehsats seemed by having derrick erect
ed and conductor sunk in the grounds
Also, q Is year lease on 1917 acres OF oil terri
tory si1atein NeWpqrt toy nshiPs directly on
FeWart, Esq.- - ~ " A-a>SI
Apply to either OF the undersigned.
L. E. HANSON;
i-ft.-l1t-s 'silir 90 n $50 A. q. ROBINSON,
]. G. COOPER.
decl5-lm Wheeling, W. Va.
/ Parkerstmg TimesTcopy month.
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RAILRoADs-The stock Of the Balti-
more q Ohio road is quoted ut ll2.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh has de-
clared Il dividend of 1--WE per cent, pay
able on the 10Th of january next. The
road earned last month $40, 1877 81,
against SRI, CO.. 63 for the same month
last year. II is estimated that upwards
of sixty per cent. of its earnings for the
current six months will be consumed
III expenses.
The Fort Wayne road earned last
month SIZE, 900, against S69l $50 for the
same month last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-18

SKATINa.-There wasgood skating on
the creek on Saturday. Water is being
put into the park EE rapidly as possible,
and very soon it VIII be open for use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-18

ISTHE CIrY-SIr. T. B. David, gem
ernI superintendent of the Union Tele-
graph Line for this division, is in the
city on business connected with his
company. - p
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge CdLdreW pre-
5iding.-Cfrcuit Court met Saturday
morning at O'Clock. -..
But one case of interest was disposed
of during the day, which was that OF
Britt rs. Colts, in which suit a verdict
was rendered by a jury for the plaintiff.
In the case of Fields rs. Evans the
jury was unable to agree upon YER
dict, when they were dismissed until
two o'clock to-day. Ti."i-
Court meets again to-day at 2 o'clock.
a good deal of business yet remains
on hands for transaction, enough per-
haps to engage the Court until amer
the holidays.
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WKATHER--saturisy was a clear,
cold day-In the night it moderated
somewhat, and slight skirnp of snow
fell. Yesterday was "A very pleasant
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RIVER NEws.-on Saturday the river
was fallingr with seven feet and four
inches in the channel.
gYThe tow boats Niagara and Coal Val
ley, and small tug, passed up. aa. =
The Express len for Parkersburg and
the Edinburgh for Cincinnati. The
EdiR6urgh took down from Maftinsville
to Ironton eighty tons Of ore, from the
firm OF Messrs. Norton, Mendenhan &
Co. es
The regular packets made their reg
ular trips. y =
Yesterday the river was still falling,
with seven feet in the channel. The
EHlDld Graham passed up.
The work on the Phil Sheridan is
progressing finely and rapidly. She
will be out now shortly.
The Peerless, a boat well known on
our waters, as will be seen by our tele-
graphic columns was recently sunk,
down on the lower waters.
An account will also be found in the
kilograms of a collision between the
DUmoHt and a tow-boat. -aa
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Removal,

TIME OFFICE OF THE WESTERN UNION
Telegraph Company has been removed to
the room over The National Rank Of weSI
Virginia, corner Of Main and Monroe streets
entrance on Main I'd decls-f
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a LARGE assortment of handsome
pieee goods just received, which we are
settling wholesale at eastern prices.
Stein brothers, corner Main and Mon
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valuable PropertY For Sale

Valuable Property For Sale
A EIRST-CLASS OAK .TANNERY, SIT.
"A UATED on the bank of the Creek In East
Wheeling; Is two-stoIy brick building 60 by
e0 Get, with bark shed Httached. It's capacity
for tanning hides per annum. The watts,
leeches, LINES, bates, pools, hide null and en-.
9 rare chanOe for any one wishing to engage
IN the business Cause OF selling Is TO close
the estate OF r. Lewis deCeaseCi
Also, the four-story brick house located at
q Main street, InoW occupied by the nrm OF
X 'EeWiS q Coz This isoneof the best bust
ness locations In the city. For further partic-
ularS apply to JESSE P. LEWIS, or
2 fFia4 = titss - NATHANIEL LEWIS.
Wheeling, Dec. Is, 1866. t deefSimd
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WHITE SHIFTS, wool shirts, under
shirts and drawers, knit shirts, &C.,
very low, at wholesale or retail. Cali
soon at Stein brothers, corner Main
and Monroe SITS.
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AT THE McLUnE HousE.-Hon. Geo.
Fl. Pendleton, OF Ohio, democratic can
didRte for the Vice Presidency on the
Mcclellan ticket, was at the Mcclure
House yesterday, 'HF
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Dwelling HOUSE for Sale.

THAT COMFORTABLE BRICK DwEI.-
L LING house on Zane street, East Wheel
ing, consisting of three tenements OF four
rooms and kitchen each, and other conVen-
fences; being the property OF the heirs of the
deceased William McI aSky, Appy to = =
JOHN HAMILTON.
At Quincy Foundry and Machine Shnp,
deC9-3w (ReRfStRF COnSy \
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j WINE OFFTAR.t abs.
! WINE oFETAR.
WINE OF TAR.

WINE OF TAR contains all the Ned
zeal virtues of PINE TREE TAR.
TT Is UNNECESSARY TO SPEAK OF
l the curative properties Of Tar. The world
knows that Il its medical properties are prop
er1y eXtracted and held in solution that there
are few If any remedies equal to Il IN curing
al Throat and lung DisedSeS.-lt rr-1
Its great curative powers are bringfngft to
the attention OF physicians and they find no
remedial agent more valued when its use is
perSevered.in.
Wine Of IGT5is pleasant to the taste and
adapted toboth children and adults
As ToSIcgiying new yigor and life to the
system, 1t y pEefernble to the many "Bitters'
which crowd the market and have tendency
to increase IN Temperance.
WINE OF. TAR cures CONSUMPTION
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and Breast Bron-
chttis, Asthma, Diptherin, Gravel, Diabetes
and Diseases q the Kidney and Bladder and
other complaints
Sold by Druggists and Grocers throughout
the United States at only 81 90 a bottle q u.
Prepared only by
OLIVER CROOK & CO,
Ask for DR.. Proctor's "HINE OF 7AR'
improved.
Beware of COunterfeits.
s ,,6SS.sgnutnei have "wihefof Tar" blown on
For sale by t. H. Logan & Co. and Logan.
List q Co, Wheeling. W. Va, nov6-Smd4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-18

Go TO Stein Brothers, corner Main
and Monroe sts., to see the largest
stock, the best variety and lowest
nrices. IN ----------- = IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-18

ouR stock of clothing is unsurpassed
in quantity, variety or prices, to which
we invite an examination. Stein
Brothers, corner Main and Monroe.
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