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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-24

TIE gradual extinction of ecclesiaslical
newspapers in Scotland is subject of re-
mark by the London Weekly Repiew. This
decline in what is technically called tire,
ligfous journalism " is the more rensrka-
BILE from the fact that Scotland was once
more thickly sown with religious than
with secular journals. Astounding in
churches, she abounded in UNCONVENTIONAL
paperl-each maintaining the champion.
ship of a special creed, or synod, or assem-
bIy-and each ready to draw rapier or
clsymOre against all OppOsers. The Week.
~ ReUiet0 remarks;
An expository, defensive, and prosely-
tizipg bToadsheet seemed to be regarded
by each church as indispensable; and its
editor pretended to qualifications and
functions that were half.seculsr, half.
sacred, and he was under species OF or
dindtioH which separated him from "pro-
fame" contemporaries, and moved him to be
more oracular upon the church affairs, and
upon the ecclesiastical bearings of COM
mon politics. Scotland has lost none of
her sects; but these Ssets hare lost their
newspapers, and the religious denominations
alism Of the North does not al prssent possess
a single representative print!
The cause assigned for this extinction is,
the greater vitality and interest of the
secular press, whose issues, being more
vigorous, able, and fresh than the demon.
national journals, have gradually crowded
these of the stage.
1t does not require very sharp eyes to
see that, sooner or later, the strictly de-
nOminatiOnal press of the United States
will limp and hObble along the same path
to grave.
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u
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summer was attacked with very severe BIarrhfea
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easo. at last procured bottle of GsRIRft's Dfa-
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Formerly Master Maohinest B. s o. r.
MCoABE, KRAFT CO., wholesale Druggists.
Wheeling, W. Va, SOle Proprietors. 70 whom ali
oTdeFa lhonld be hddrnslnd. mN1R.Rrn
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In Rem, In a case of for.
telturO Rui conGLcanon.

4GO GulIta states g.
The q ;ssS s% Co i:ss OF for
Nv HEREAs AN INNOVATION HAS BEEN FIJI.
w Cd In the District Court o. the United States
ior the District OF He5t Virginia. at Wheeling, on
the tWenty.hEst day of june, In the year Of our
LORD one thousand eight hundred aud: Ixty.tiVe bY
the United States OF America, aRanit the personal
properly oil John Lump, described in the schedule
lIed with said intCrmBton-fn caTtain proceedI61,
In Hem, alleging in substance TINT the said Joh5
Lump has violated the 4sth section tho Act oFth
GSSDsIess Of the United States approved June 3d.
1904 entitled San Act to provide internal Reyenue
70 support tho Goyernment, to pay interest on the
public debt and for other purposes" and PLAYING
mat satd properly may DO coniscAted and soii a
teEIeited to the United States. -S'~ -
NOW, therefore, in pursuance Of the Rttachment
9naer the seal Of the said Court 10 me directed ana
e. do hereby give public notice TO all per.
SonS Claiming any tntereSt 10 the said property or
10 ne PTSe EDS thereof to appear before the Judge
me Dt1tIiet Court Of the United states ior the
daS aS I 81 Wet Vrginia, at wheens on the 9Th
Gy Of July, 1855, LII the tame be day of j1risdr.
!on, II not, on the next day OF Jurisdiction there
etSrJ then ana there to iLtsTpose their claims and
make their alleL cation IN that b shalt
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
y. .. Marshal, Dis. of W. Va.
- =. SHltNnt u O. &Alt iN24-Sk
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A Ii MEMBERS OF THE MASONIC FRATER
n nifty desiring 10 attoud the Celebration and
PROCESSION st Cameron, on this saturday, June the
2iih, will meet at the Baltimore sud Ohio Railroad
Depot, at 10 O'Clock this morning. isl4-lk
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LOST.

A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, NO. 1877, 1ssu-
~ ga by the Pirst National Bank Of WhetIipg.
march III ls6S, Tor Focr Hundred Dollars, ra,abIS
1st Weat VIRGINIA Cavalry 'N"H'
PSment Of the same having bsen stopped, all
-. are cautioned against negotiating it.
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A TToRNEY YoR ALL MILITARY elaine
IA BACK PAY, Bounty, Pensions, &c:
QTOmes-MelOdSOn Bulldog, EOOmG tornenJ,
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Wheeling, EupGtAinL ne.
RETIRIE0Gl:-HIA EKcellepeY A. / BoremAn. oo'
ernor Of West Virginia ?. P. PeiTpoiut, AdJuH.
General Of West Virginia. 8. Brady. c.shie- NJ
ehSutS' and BeehhuieP Bank D. O. LIST CA'aN'
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Wanted! DIsabIed SOIdIers
And OtherD out of employment to canvass for
OUR GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
ote Just Published,

ANA others ous OF employment to canvass for
OUR GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
2f6 Just Published,
WThe Life and PnblIc Services Of
Abraham LlncOln,D
By Frank oroSby, of tho Philadelphia Bar, cOmpris
ing one large octave volume Of nearly 500 pages.
This IL the only work Of the kind published: IL IL
entirely new and original, ContaIufBE his early ne
tory, political career, tpeecheS meSpaRes proeiama
tiOns and other Official documents Illustrative a his
eVenttul administration, together with the scene5
and events connected With BIS tragic end Il Viii
DO sold only by our authorized travelling aEentR 10
within exclusive territory is given, and liberal com.
missions paid. Send for circular Bnd terms to
" Amsrtean Publishing Agency, Box 9IT, No. 900
Chestnut street, PhilGdsphia." jsl9 81
DARAsoLs-A letter writer says: tho new ~.
Il Gsol, by tho way, e Of the dafnttsSt possible
pattern. A white or light silk ground, covered WITH
cobReby embroldeTfEs OF dark Iilk, aud dImluutfye
beAdE. Some arc covered with the coStIie1t lReeS
They are fragilo enough 70 shade the beautiful n.
tanta from GunbeamB, and expOnsiVe enough 10
drive unreasonable men mad Seventy i've and Z
hundred dollar1 Il not thought exhoEbitAnt price
toE these fatEy-hke append0gFB.
We would inform the Ladies Of Wheeling that
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much less price aud they may buy them without
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and zee them. D. EIoOLL BRO:
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CIrUATI0N By oNB WHO HAS SERVED OVER
- four ears in tho army. hardware or Grocery
business preferred. Address Il. NJ, Box 402.
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BONNET BOARDS.
DROWN, WHITE AND BLUE BONNET BOARDS
ID at factory prices. T. c, HILDRBTH BRO,
lt2l 3s Main atreet.
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WRAPPING PAPER.
1000 BDLS. STRAW, RAG AND WHITE
4OOO wrapping Paper. on hand snd for sale ~
P. q. IIILDRETH 4 BRO
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MooABE, KRAFT Z CO., wholesale Drugsi,ts,
Wheeling, WA, SOle Proprietors. 70 whom ali
orders should be addressed. mylB-8n1
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-10
The Gazette &Gn,uet
GENERAL NEWS.

An ex-army sutler, who resides IN
Indianapolis, made 5000, 900 in FOUR
teen months, which he invested in
United States bonds, thus escaping I
taxation! ,tas h siaH
The London Tines says that the
Thames tunnel is "but the shadow Of
q shadow" in comparison with the
great Lake tunnel in progress at Chic
ago for the supply Of the city with
pure water. The construction Of the
latter is carried on rapidly. The Chic j
ago Republican says of it: IL now ex-
tends into the lake distance of, 81
800 feet, and each day shows . fur
ther advance of from eleven to seven
teen feet.
While General Grant was en- route
from Springfield TO St. .Louis,a q crowd
pressed eagerly around the train while,
i. was stopping at Alton Somebody !
stepped uponrsomebedy's toes, and
fight ensued which spread like an ep-
idemic through the crowd assembled.
The train moved off, leaving them 10
eight ii out on, that line" A gen.
tleman in the crowd cried out, as the
train left,yaI never knew Gen. Grant
20 60 anywhere but what he got up a
big fight" 81 a#
| The horse railroad at Boston has
raised Its fare from FIVE TO six cents.
The Boston papers announces the
change under the head "Six center
tyrannis. =
| The Liverpool Albion says Judah
z. Benjamin, ex-C Confederate Secrstary
of State, intends to join the English
bar. 4d a59HE @'t@s5asf
At Elmira, New York, lately, an
indignant husband applied to q Justice
fof the peace for a warrant against q
Baptist clergyman, whose ofense was
that he had baptized the complain
ants wife without his knowledge.
| There are In existence no less than
forty.two hundred and fify.seven oil
companies, with atotal capital of eight
hundred and sixty-three million i've
hundred and ninety-four Thousand dol
lars. 6ai
Mr.. E. J. Lowe, the wellknown
English meteorologist, relates the nn-
expected appearance of two small
comets. They were discovered while
watching for the appearance of Bicla's
comet. a.a s
The proprietors ofthe Fifth Avenue
Hotel in New York don't charge the
prices they do without an object.
Their profits in twelve months have
amounted to one hundred and seventy
| five thousand dollars.
| The present Dublin international
| Exhibition does not" pay" and 1t 10
feared that the guarantors will bs call
ed upon to make up deficiencies.
| A small freehold estate of about
two hundred and forty.four acres in
the parish Of Merton, Surrey, about ten
miles from London, was lately sold
for the extraordinary high price Of
100000, being at the rate of nearly
925O per acre.
| The Canadian authorities have only
restored $4,000 to the funds stolen
from the St. Albans banks by the reb-
ell Canadian raiders. 1t is stated
Government has made . persmptory
demand for the remainder, $4,000.
Gladiator, the French horse which
won the English Derby, followed up
his success by carrying of the Doncas-
ter St. Leger, is nominally the proper
ty of Count Lagrange, but it is assert
ed that his real owner is the Emperor
Napoleon. a5. @ ~.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-10

THr FALL sEAsoN.-The New Orleans
Times says:
In Northern climates where there is o
formal harvest season, the close o the har-
vest is usually marked by festive cele-
bration. This is particularly the case in
England and Scotland. Sometimes the
festival is called "the feast of the Ingath-
cring ,"'butin England itis generally called
the Rdruest Home, and in Scotland the
Kern. For these Harvest-Homs fsasss
there are special songs and customs. The
farmer drinks ont of the same cup with his
merry harvesters, and all together sing:
"The boughs do shake and the bells do ring.
So merrily comes our harvest in, E#1
Our harvest in, our harvest in. zaaE q
So merrily comes our harvest in. s
In England the harvest feast generally
takes place in the latter part of September,
for them as Graham sings In the RrstsM
Geo7gscs: @aa
soThe fields are swept, tranquil siiencs reignss
And pause ofrurailabor far and near"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-10
ezs- An amusing incident occurred

~ An amusing incident occurred the
other night at the Vaudeville, Theatre Par
is, during the representation Of M. de
sGerardin' . new piece "Les Deux Seurs."
Two pistols which should be discharged in
the course of thsl piece simultaneously
missed fire. Notwithstanding this mishap
the com mbstants by whom the weapons
we're used fell in the orthodox manner, as
though tnortsliy wounded. 'i f-# @
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-10

- Orders left at the Hardware Store, opposite
she Bank Building, on Third street, will be
promptly attended to. iuls1-tf
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-10
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS.
Main St., between Third and Church
EATON ROUGE, Ia. Ha.

THE undersigned is now prepared to receive Or
,.ers Tor all kinds Of Furniture and Cabinet
work. VIII make or mend in the best manner,
and at the lowest figures, FOR CASE ONLY. In the
Undertaking business he has now on haudia q fine
assortment of Metallic Gases, and is ready to re.
ceive orders in this line of business, which will
meet the attention usually given by the old firm
Of Piper Bradford.
: sug6 Hs3Hl FRED. EUNKE.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-22

Sine ipfi.ere @rrunsenfhatt. llntsr rem
He9ime Der n"fs'tIdrtsn unO inteai9cntsn par~
lei abe mir 8ieienforttibrite in Der mobreu
&totliiation, 10 rnB MIR uns jest lton NIT FER
us9ebiIOstfien 9O!i,ri GurOpas m.lIen t5unen.
Saut 8erihten oOn Naibinetpn n'ro bemn6tit
s'ne SsrfuBnn9 %srldIIsn merpen, npnah init
a"6Habhff Der @inmanpeEer, mcl6s ,u BaiIsr
G'rsIt in einrm amertanlihsn Sa5en anfc
gtlsmano pom @~usIanbe aus rs Ser. Staotsn
obne YaB 6ftvsten parf. 5auptddliA icQ pi,fe
Stttimmun9 auf perlOnen ~angsmenoet me. pru.
peine aus ban angrCn Enoen brrttlten Wrcpins
gen nab pen Ser. Sfadten fUmmtn. rs feblt
1fBt nur nod, CAP man an Der 0ren,e EN- be-
~lt'mmtss 8slleselo oOrweiien, anp IN ,sOsm
Staats, Den-man t%srubrt, iUni. IN isoer Stapf,
N ps!bsr mon lit an bait, otiirsn la6sn muf.
Sfatt res 9te9ftsirene Der SuolanDer iolts
man pas ,pauOerpUle SYitsm Der aufentbalts>
farten einfuDrrn. on. y. Staots,tal
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-22
Sas erife beuticbe 8nnbesicbieeen
i'll 6rGmffmrt Il. ~.
Bon Or. Cart g|G agus

(6ur nns, fis mir lett Sa6ren fat Don DIR
9an5en gGe!t ME obgeitmttttn finn, Dirfte Der
Foise"oe Ger "@art'niaube" entnrmmen5 b6tif
'"tsrslante Nrt;fsl ieltlt iret nod pom ur6eten
Sntsrshs lstr, pbaIsih pas earin teirrobrue
srife peutihe Sunpssl6it6en bcrrits i'm Sabre
1867 ltatfanp. SIT uns rOt sinc iepe M,ttbei,
lung ans unlerm Itsben Sdterlanpe niQFcmmen.
naments'@ oter, penn ME bier ras oeutlte
Soltelsben uno Die pom pemieltfn ma6renO Der
!eBtsn SABRE ssmaGten pOlitii6en 5urtl6ritts
beiprOhen werosn. Die RsD)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-22

tlns Oeutihen 1T es BON Der 8orie6una ab.
iOuoerlid i&wer semabt wOroen, fret, einta uup
mdtbtt9 nab tnnen uno auBen 3n perOen. Ia
isrs snn3s aslhiAtlide ssntwrflun4, uternnOOrei,
pig lOuosralqs 9auptsr &C., prtpllssirter2Uealpa-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
MONDAY. July GIL ".

MONDAY. July 3l-l Jpn.
Gold opened at l43s, sold down to l43, ral-
lied to l45i, and closed at l44. The payments on
account OF Customs are steadily increasing the
hoard at the SubTreasury, and the sooner Mr..
McCulloch announces the prepayment of the No
vember Coupons upon tho 5-2Os in full tho better
The Stock Exchange would, at the request Of
of the Secretary, direct them to be called
Coupon of, which would force the gold into circu-
lation from the Sub-Trcasury more rapidly than
was done under former prcpayments. Ifthis does
not reduce the balance Of coin, he can under
his power TO sell gold sell the accumulation which
is now helping spectators and deranging business
in all departments.
Government Stocks are strong, and 3-sos sold as
high as lO7 for the old issue, closing at lOoi. For
the 1.3Os there is q steady demand, and large
amounts Of the early issues not obtained readily
State and Railway bonds are neglected. In the
miscellaneous shares, little doing. Erie continues
90 attract the chief attention Of le street, ard nas
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
NEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. AUGUST l. 1865.

sold at 9IsV934 The deliveries are not msde
promptly, and per cent per day Is readily had iof
the uso of cash stock. The stock is scarcer
than when it sold at 99l, and the snort
interest is still very large The generai
market, under fears Of dearer money, was
sold down early in the day, and the reduced quota.
tions prevailed up to the meeting OF the oeconu
Board At the decline, Michigan Southern lconi-
mon sbares) were freely taken by strong buyers.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh was weak and sold al OCT
against 70 on Saturday. At the Second Board tho
market was strong, and after the call prices I'M
proycd. The closing prices were: New-York Gen.
trail %; Erie, 90; Hudson, llli Michigan Southern
65;; Reading, lO5; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 'ot'
Cleveland and Pittsburgh was especially strong,
and all the stock offered was quickly taken.
Money on call is quoted 6a7 per cent and for
new business lenders demanded the extreme rate
up to p. m., when there was an abundance onereu
TO brokers' The Bank statement shows small
decrease in loans, with decrease OF
a.. .O23.4l9 in deposits and $5,73A| IN
legal tenders. Upon this showing lower stoch
market was made, but it does not appear 10 nave
affected any other branch OF business. New-iorh
has for long time been the cheapest money
market in the Union, and the loss on deposits
and legal tenders shown for the last few weekss not
unexpected 1t is the natural current OF money
to the interior to move the crops anu
give new energy to trade. From the use OF this
money the railways and canals will receive more
traffic and trade generally healthy impulse. Inc
causes which are to produce permanent "ught
money market" are not yet in operation. The vol
ume OF currency has not been decreased beyond the
amount of compound notes held as temporary in
yestnent, which does not exceed the increase made
in National Bank note circulation Inc treasury
Department steadily spends all its receipts, and the
period of contraction, though approaching, has not
been reached
The following shows the condition Of the New
York City banks:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

MYSTERIOUS DIsApPEARAyCB - SUPPOSE
MrRDER-Mr. Thos. II. Plant. employed !" a~ ,,,.
Co.. Brooklyn. has been missing since the i0'a ,.,
last, and Us every possible effort has been msas
10 obtain information of his whereabouts ;meses
ss has been murdered He was about feet sSx ist
h,s ns' wore blue flannel coat mixed pants DsIpJ
and Congress CATERS. His mother Is Sm%' suyn
broken and she is extremely anxious 70 oosn % u,spep
telceuce that will relieve her OF her oreao'"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
Since JAN sU3 977 $50 sl45 963 93s 500 467. .97s
I,Ls CAicago Tribnne OF FRIDAY saws

The Chtcdgo Iri6nne OF rrday says:
The Produce markets today were again excited and
we notice further appreciation IN prices of 2jc bb
ON -four Sc y bush. wheat, &c. on corn. q on oats
and 10 l5c. ON barley Highwines advanced 2d3c. y
gallon Provisions were firmer and more active. Owing
TO the to invest in produce the money market
TO-DAY active and firm at the close At the leading
discount houses there very active demand for cur
rency and the bankers discounted irst-clsss paper
freely. at 10 per cent per annum; but quite a
number OF applicants were driven to the street,
where they paid l9lt per cent and in many
cases as high a. per cent per month FOR ac.
oommodations. The closeness Of the money marKet
operates unfavorably on Eastern exchange, which We
report very dull and weak at lilo discount buying
and part TO 100 premium selling. Some OF the banks
to day sold round lots at lilo discount The alabsoro'
ing topic in commercial and financial circles to-day
was the weather and ts effect the crops. This morn
ing early there were heavy rains, accompanied by q
thunder Storm but throughout the day the weather
has been dry and warm. with fair breeze from the
west The full dispatches gwen in our news
columns from nearly all parts OF the Northwest.
will give our readers some idea Of the extent
Of the damage 70 the crops; but We would ven
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
CAMP MEETING AT GLEN Cove, L. -

camp meeting is at present in progress " C,.' .,.od
l.. l. and will continue during the week. iDs .-ou.
.nce on Sunday was very large and q. tDe .,u.,,d
Of the hills of Carpentervilleis dehsns us.tom and
the exercises to those who believed In ns zen very
the Methodist form Of worship. must ns''
pleasant. a;,,rs service 10 Ioe
omen air is vastly preferable to worship "il0''''
and confined walls Of church .hould be nos
T The Druds selected WELL and groves Song sous y ths
only Gods first but His last temples .ut tempers
thermometer indicates sugat ike 'n'
ture.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

PERSONAL Hon. Louis o'iaas %..l Nr.
Belgian Legation is at the Clarendon ..,,, nS u,su
Strauss has been travelling through tas slssn Sd
:Psc,ai, and customs Of the United s''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

The reader who las carefully looked over this list
will recognize some old and familiar names Vessels
whose voyages have been all the time themes for adm
ration and whose memories are cherished with pride
commendahle and in some national. The changes
OF names form striking feature in our contemplation
II is sorrowfu list read but it shonld nerve our
merchants to build up another marine which shall excel
the old one many fold
The ship builders stand ready Capital is plenty The
demand will soon be great and in National point OF
view ii Is duty. In short time cotton and bread
s,ufs viii come in and seek market across the ocean
Then let our merchants be ready to find the tunnage-
the American tunnage-in which TO transport to those
who have 90 long been reaping the benefits OF our
,ronbios OsBOE.