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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02

RIvER.-The river continues to fall
slowly. I, Yesterday evening there were
three feet four inches in the channel.
The Pine Grore departed for Cincinnati
with a good trip. The EdgIe has laid
up, and the .Rerenue will take her place
inthe Wheeling and Parkersburg trade.
She arrived yesterday. from Cincinnati.
She leaves for Parkersburg on Monday
morning. The Ne1O State is the Par
kersbnrg boat for to-day, and will leave
at half-past ten, instead of IL o'clock.
We notice anew sail boat ut the land
ing called the Supper. She is a very
neat little cram. We understand she
has been purchased by some gentlemen
of this city and win be used as a pleas
ure boat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02

HEsudden increase of heat in the
last few days, renders it necessary for
many to use a tonic and corrective, in
order to prevent i'll consequences from
errors in diet. Losas,s Essence Of ia
aadieG Ginger is an elegant article for
this purpose, and should be in every
family. Sold by T. H. Logan & Co.,
and Logan, List q Co., Druggists,
Wheeling. .4 sep1-st
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PRAIsEwoRTHY.-Th conduct of the
soldiers now stationed in this city is
worthy of all praise, and We talIe pleas
ure in giving them due credit therefor.
The contrast between them and those
who Immediately preceded them is SO
marked as to attract general attention.
since the l9Sd New York came among
us, we have not heard of single diff
Guilty originating among the soldiers, OIL
of a single disturbance between the sol.
diers and citizens. Peace and quietness
is the order of the day, and so far as We
have been informed the conduct of these
troops has been unexceptionable. In
stead of the anxiety and alarm which
heretofore prevailed, we now have 1
feeling of confidence and security in
spired by the discipline and good be
hayior of the soldiery on duty at thil
post. We hope to see this condition o
things maintained SO long as 1t may By
found necessary to maintain a force a
this place, and we are free to say tina
no troops could have conducted them
selves in a more becoming manner thai
have the IeSd and the Veteran Reserves
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MEaifal.
+RAIfIhLlRE lLOCK HOSFTI
,snREsFABIIsYEED AS A REFU
8 EkQtI 90 CKERY.-aa
EHEoNLYPLAcERREREAC UREC
80 'iit-S- BE OBZAINED.
ma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

nR. JOHNSTON ASDIsCoVERED
" most eegth ain, SPsedy and only E E1
Remedy In thk world Tor all Private Dtseq
Weakness of the Back and Limbs Str1ctu
Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder, In
untary Discharges, Impotencyi General
bility, Nervousness, DypepSial Ianguor,
Spirits, Confusion Of IDEAS, Palpitat1on Of
Heart, Tmidlty, Trembling, Dimness Of 81
or Giddine tBisease of the Head, Thr
Nose or Skin Affecdons of the Yer, Lul
Stomach or BbWelsT-thoSe terTfn diBoTt
arising nom the Solitary Habits ofSYog
those SECRET and solitary practices mos
to their. victims than the song Of SyTefi
the Mariners OF ULYSSES, blighting their a
brilliant hopes or anhcipations, reIideI
marriage, &C. possible.
,H1jt 4sa eiHOUSG MEN
Especially who esbecoIne thetyictlml
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and GSstrIle.
habit which annually sweeps to an ulstinl
grave thOuSandGfof iYonng Men of the m
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, Y
might otherwise have entrnnced listen
Senntes with the thCnders of eloquence
walked to ecstaGy the living Tyre, may
with nun confdenee. "a
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Commemorative are informed that
the colOred man whose leg was broken
in the late collision on the b. q o. Rail-
road, was not allowed to lie on the
platform at Cumberland, as stated. He
was removed within short time after
his arrival by the employees of the
Railroad Company. The wounded
man, being soldier, was sent down to
Cumberland in charge of some of his
comrades. Any delay in attending to
his wants was the result of their ne
glect. 1at.. ,.tti-st @
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on NEws.-A gentleman of this city

OIL NEws.-A gentleman of this city,
who has just from the oil re-
gions of the Little Knnawha, informs
us that the oil business in that section
is in very dourishing condition. The
inhabitants thereabout talk only of oil,
dream of oil, and live on oil. On Inst
Tuesday morning fortunate strike
was nude on Burning Spring Run by
Ruff & Hatled, of Westmoreland coun-
ty, Pa, causing an intense excitement
in that vicinity. This is n flowing we'll,
and, it is believed, will prove equal to
the celebrated Lewellen well. Our in
formant was present wien it COM
menced to flow, and estimates the yield
ofone hour at fifty barrels. On Satur-
day morning oil was also struck in a
well on French Creek. This well is
owned by the French Creek and New
ellis Run Mining Company, and yields
twenty barrels per day. b.sk r
On the same day, company engaged
in boring at Standing Stone, succeeded
in obtaining flow of the oleaginous
fluid. Allthroughthat section of coun=
try wells are being bored by the thon-
sand. Operations have been resumed
at many of the abandoned wells with
success, while some of the old wells
have been sunk to a greater depth, and
an Increased yield obtained. The wells
which were destroyed by guerrillas, are
being cleaned out and repaired fact,
the greatest activity prevails through
out the oil regions of Writ and adjoin-
counties. Measures are now on foot to
an oil exchange ut Parkers-
burg. This will do much to facilitate
the transaction of business connected
with the oil interests of the neighbor-
hood. -''it 'it.ts
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BELMONT IRON WORKS
AND NAIL FACTORY. -


bounded as follows west by the Ohio river,
Huran by Division street, east by Main street,
Ht south by the property of MesSrs. Caldwell
d. Lancaster. aa1G lE4slss
HIa-D, the Coal Mine in said Ward, now
worked 10y said corporation, and the Midway
injecting said mine and therolling mill. I.
NI-p thu real estate and coal property be-
.r.rsul. 10 the said corporation in and ndloln-
..t south Wheeling, Including that recently
E.sut-,l of DIR. j. G.. Campbell, and the
..sr-t- iu action connected therewttl; and n
.....rl lots in south Wheeling, lately purchns-
auf the NJ. 4 NJ. Bank and Others, and lot
.- q lu Ialdwclls addition to the city Of
.. Etrilug. south east corner of Main md Dl-
.uu streets, with five tenementS thereon.
.- supposed that the coal property to be
III. with The works, Is sufficient TO supply the
...Ia- for thirty ycaIs.
fIrH sud real property to be sold on the fol-
..lUu, with interest from the day of Snle, in
equal instalmcntS, payable In six, twelve
.....r- btscu months from said date; the pIlT-
of tile real estate TO take the stock on
.H.. "l materials, iron, nails, tools and chat
property at an apptuiSement to be nnGle
....g.r- ulSintCIeSted persons, OfjwhOm the
'a-rr is To choose one, the undersigned
another. and the two so chosen n third.
decision Of any two OF the three to be
Iue: and the stock 50 taken to be pnid for
...IuI llt~ialmentS at four, six, and eight
".I+ WITH interest nom day or sale. The
.rr.b payments on both the real estate.
rr.siS To- lee secured by paper satisfactory
.H. Undersigned agents, and n lien TO be re.
..". uIIthc properly until paymentin full.
... .uruIassI shall have the option of pay
hand The whole purchase money, Of
-HrIHer portion thereof than above stat
JAMES PAULL,
WWW NIX
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riYOUNG MEN
MARRIAGES.

Married Persons, or Young Men cOntefl
ting marriage, being aware Of physical v
ness; organic debility deformities spe
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Notice


ONCE offr-
~
lRTOTICF f
| IN Tnx-PaEt
and Marion
incomes ass.
| PAYABLE M ILL.,
| deSipnntcd n-
! 1ifnl 9iRlSf b. f
How willb-l sfr
TSEC ~
| SllannerIrcff..
| Zen DAYS n 81.
ar HE Shnpf,
In jIa Ieit ~
lbnvjnhtS o,rr
n0CTnent az
an5an1t ti,Tr
tho iSS,Iino, an.
1.ItI, 80,
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He who places himselfundert the care
J., may religlously eOnfide in his homo
gentlemauy and confidently rely upon
sl<tll as a1physioiai! 4
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law SCHOOL,

Win oh es ter, virginia,
WHLOP on, THE 18TH SEPTEMBER
wv next, The session will continue nine
months; and the course of study will be full
and extensive, with daily lectures and exam
nations. By these means hope to impaTt
an accurate practical knowledge of the lead
branches 90
My main eH6rt wiz be to excite In the stu
solid Foundation of learnina TO which he en-
afterwards add with ease; and TO prepare him
for successful practice. = r--gs-, :.
TIKI $500 aSeSsiot1: ohe-halk payable on
Joining the school, the residue on the first lay,
of February. Board Mt reasonable rates read
lily obtained. ,fs.5f5fil : '7l'ls5 ~
For further tion, address, ,.T-IIl5
II - JUDGE RICHARD PARKER y
augl -4w2taw 1T Winchester.V Ma,
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q. s. Sanitary Commission 8,
Army 6 Navy Claim a geney.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
..JA1IRs N. soRoGfNS. Iocal Aeeni

~ ElNlENIINl1IN4 I3IIalI AEeIlt.
WHE u. 8. SANITARY CoHMiSSfUN,
IL desiring TO relieve soldiers, sailors and
their families nom the heavy expenses
usually paid for the prosecution of slch
claims have established this Agehey. 10 SsiI-
lectl pensions, oFrean Of pay, bounty and
ey,Grge q eEl'elise eg any Nistti ltldfeuell fhe
On application sent to this Agency. stating
the name and post nfliea address Of file ciaiIn
ant the nanle, TlnlSt company, regiment FefAl
vice, and state of the soldier ON Whose &C
count me claim = Piate date OF discharge or
far IS possible and forwarded to the person
applying. Ihese. can then be execnted and
be prosecuted TO q fnal hssne in the shorfeSt
pos4aaDie ttI1e- iylS-eod God
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|. WE sec that Mr.. Frederick D. Nor
ton, formerly of the Belmont Iron Mills
here, has sold his farm near Ironton,
for the snug sum of thirty-tive thou
sand dollars, cash. ANDY are pleased
to learn that he is about to return to the
city in order to take prominent posi-
ton in the Benwood Iron Works, where
he is an owner. We hail it as a good
omen for Wheeling, when men of Mr..
Ms known skill and character come
back to it, feeling that it presents them
n better field for the advantageous em-
ployment of their capital than most
any other locality.
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If south W6telI5a have formed Joint

A Coon, @ovRS-TheJ TqFlS ingTlpen
of South WHEELING nave formed q Joint
stock company, with capital Of twelve
thousand dollars, for the. purpose Of eeff-
tablishing first class grocery store,
from which they areto obtain theirfam-
lily supplies at the lowest cash rates the
profits of the concern to be distributed
pro rata among the stockho lders. The A
shares are fixed.at ten dollars, no pen
son to be allowed 70 subscribed for more
than 10shafes. Thisis good move, and
under good management cannot fail to
be successful. The 1aborer will be ems
able to purchase necessaries at low
rates, and, at the same time, get the BEN
eft OF. the profits arising from his own
expenditures in this line. tsnos
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THE LAST CHANcE.-The ten days
grace allowed for the payment of in
come. tax expires to day, after which
ten per cent will be added to the
amount. Those who have not yet paid
should remember this fact unless they
desire to pay some additional revenue,
in which event they will most certainly
be accommodated.
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WANTS 10 BE USTIED.-Within the
last few days there have been four appll-
cations for divorce filed in this county.
This fact indicates that some of the
,Benedicts have been too hasty in having
bound with the chains of
matrimony. The silkenl letters with
which they sought to secure their hap
piness for all coming time have not
proved SO light and harmless as they;
anticipated. They now chafe under
their restraining influence, and invoke
the aid of the law to release them from
bonds which were the result ofitheir
voluntary acts. ~ ~
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PREss.

| = 7 III J
ton year inter year, and the numerous
Bortant Surgical Operations performed
ilf. Johnston, Witnessed by the rePhrtef
the SUI" Clipper, and many other19p
notices Of which hive appeared again
again before TIE public, besides his stana
asa gentleman OF character and reSpOns
", Is n sufficient gun tee to the aff1icte
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u - ] \
vi MN ...
NOTICI.
IN the lists
Of property
provide iuft
GnveTnnrU1
debt and Tor
30, 1861 and
March 81,
raj assistant
anarlncntiuI
ef West NlrL.|
examination
space OF mo
from the dutu
embracing tlr
shire; 9tll. Il
ongnlin. ON T
eley Spring
Der, at my yL
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Why non. USE THE BESTf

g 81 30 % S.. qA0anA4
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Sherif's Sale.

aaounr, W. Va, Aug. %, 1876. ~
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POLICE COURT.-AIiss Hunter, nm old
acquaintance of the police force, has
been absent for some time. Yesterday
the lady made her appearance at the
Police Court. She had been creating a
disturbance among her neighbors, and
was required to cast her mite into the
city treasury. liji
A precocious youth was brought NJ
and fined for using profane language
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scenes at ths surratt House.

The r~esidenceof Mrs. Surratt on Hstreet,
North, near Sixth, remained closed on
Thursday after the announcement Of her
fate had become known.
In the eveLing but 8 single dim light
shone from one of the rooms, while within
the house sIl was quiet as death up TO about
eight o'clock, at which hour Miss Annie +.
Surrstt, who has been in constant attend.
ance upon her mother, drove up to the
door in q hack, accompanied by q gentle
q
She appeared to be perfectly crushed
with grief, and ss she alighted from the
carriage some ladies standing near were
moved to tears of sympathy with the un-
fortunate, whose every look and action be-
trayed her anguish. -
Miss Surrstt after gaining admittance
to the house, tainted several times, causing
great hustle and excitement among tht
inmates, who we're untiring in their efforts
TO console the almost heartbroken young
lady.
From early in the evening until 8 lat
hour at night, hundreds of persons, old and
young, male and female, visited the yicin'
ity OF Mrs. Surratts residence, stopping
upon the opposite side Ofthe street, glsncinl
over with anxious and inquiring eyes upoI
the house in which the co~nspirators met
commenting upon the fate of the doomed
woman, and the circumstances connected
Observation-Disclosures Inquirer. fsr
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SHAGBARK.
The NeSrpes Of ms.-sssIPpI Demanding
~ me I of Suffrage.


[Yicksburg Correspondent N. Y. Hsrad
A mass meeting of the colored citizens OF
Vicksburg, Mis-, was held June 10. Jacob
Richardson, of the 49th United States col
ored infantry, presided H. Mason was
appointed secretary. The Chairman set
forth the object of the meeting, viz To
discuss the question of civil rights of the
colored citizens of Mississippi, and take
measures to secure them. Pompey Ketto,
Frank Rowan, George W. Walton, Alfred
I. jackson and 7. Richards were appointed
g committee on revolutions. During the
absence of the committee the meeting was
addressed by the Rev. G. q. Edwards on
the civil rights of the colored citizens and
s~oldiers. The Committee IN Resolutions
reported the following, which were most
enthusiastically received:
WHEREAS, The President of the United
States has, by proclamation, dated Wash.
ington, June 10, 1866, appointed Provis-
ioDal Governor for the State of Mississippi,
Hon. W. /. ShRrkey, and directs that 3
allowing such only to vote at said election
as were allowed TO vote under the constitu-
ton and laws of the State Of Mississippi as
administered before the passage of the so
called ordinance of secession of January g.,
1861, excluding the loyal cOlOred citizens;
therefore,
ResoEved, That we regard such a policy
as unjust TO the colored citizens, pArslyzing
to the colored soldier, and most damaging
to the early and peaceful establishment of
the federal supremacy in rebellious lterri-
tory.
Resolved, That in view of these facts we
viii appeal to the people of the North, and
will earnestly appeal to Congress, that the
State of Mississippi be not restored to fed
eral relations unless yher constitution she
shall enfranchise her loyal colored citizens.
Resolved, That the interests of u peo-
pie in this State demand at an early day
the establishment of q paper within the
State that will fesrlessly and faithfully de-
fend the rights of the colored citizens.
The resolutions were supported IN brief
addresses by Messrs, Walton, Rowan, Rich
ardson and others, and on motion were
unanimously adopted.
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lCOUGH BALSAA
cures hoArssness and
tickling in the throat.
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Music and Lager Beer

A correspondent of the Chicago Repub-
Lican thus humorously describes his visit 10
a German lager beer garden: a7.
On arriving at the gardens I beheld a
scene which recalled forcibly to mind like
establishments at Munich and Baden. The
collection of men, women and children in
holiday attire, the clinking of glasses, the
murmur of cultural conversation, and the
delicious strains OF a Strauss waltz, were
but q repetition of my German expe-ien-
ces. l determined to enjoy myself, and
finding \ table where there were only nine
teen persons, 1 called for beer. It came. /
drank it 1 called Tor more beer. The
ride in the offensive air of the car had
made me thirsty. l drank this also. I
continued 10 order and drink the aereea-
BILE liquid. A pretty German girl sat next
to me. With q becoming s~Olicitudefor or her
wants, I ordered beer for her also. She
didn't object. The small house in the CEN
ter of the grove radiated beer. Crowds of
Teutonie youths entered IL with empty
glasses, and others dispersed from it in all
directions with full glasses. The band
played 3 waltz and drank beer; then q
polks, then beer then q symphony, then
Dc6Es 0ukakC4 IL AOAlE 4 COuN6Ibd-
ton with my pretty neighbor in regard to
the Intoxicating qualities Of the fluid. She
took the negative, arguing that, though she
herself could not drink hmore as sechs and
Zwau zig glas, her water drinks more IS
zwei hundert." 1 admitted the fact thoue b |
not the conclusion. l drank beer. 1 an.
joyed it. Alss my pretty acquaintance
1 think beer may, under certain eircum-
stances, Intoxicste. 1 know 8 man, how
ever, who gets up in the morning a beer
barrel and gees to beda barrel of beer. /
tried to prove to 8 boy who carried a coro-
nal of nineteen full glasses around his
hand, hat 1t would be an improvement to
establish q system of pipes, rsdiating in all
directions from the house and thus save
he labor of so many walters, but he only
"Verstche nichts.' IconcludedIhe
was too much under the influence of the
TO comprehend my argument. l
the acquaintance Of the musicians.
We drank beer. They allowed me totske
horn, but the leader insisted thst it was
1 have 8 faint recollection
hat we afterwards embraced, and he with
rev the offensive statement. The music
became 8 little wild. The tubs insisted on
lepositing his beer inside his instrument
safe keeping, but as it resulted in the
discharge of most of it in the bsfitene's
ace at the next blast he was prevailed up
N to discontinue the practice. Then they
Sweet Home-Rose of Summer
,lumber Polka, and you must really excuse
he rest of the account.
Yours, SHAGBARK.
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BENTON, DUNBAR a CO., Cleveland, Ohio,
GenerAI Hholesale AgsntS. iune242
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DOUGH- BALSAA
relieves . ~oonsumPtiVs
cough - soon - 1t q
taken.
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lnEia

DT6PEPSIA CUhE
is a purely vegetable
preparation, contains no
opistes, no poison, moth
ing hurtfEl, but acts
promptly, surely and i'm
mediately.
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OOEis

DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you 10 eat . hearty
meal without fear of dis.
tress A~ftsrWard, for II
viii stop It - soon e. II
is swallowed.
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Jeff. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT,


Jeff. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war Is now about played out,
Great changes have been wrought
Our gallant boys are oomiDg homei
Jed Davis has been caught.
EuZzai huzzal now hang your banners cut,
HuzZal huzZal let ali the people shout.
Che way the rebel chief was caught
Is lsughAble indeed;
He tried to Tu1 in petticoats,
But he did not succeed
Huzza huEzs hang all your banners out,
Jef Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout.
Our boys did think It very strange,
A woman should retTe.t
With 9 great bowie-knife in hand
Until they saw his feet.
HuzEaI huzzai our boys have got good sense
'TWiIt gAiter shOes and stOgy bOOts they know
the difference.
Oh, crInoline, we think you nns,
FOR you would not conceal
Toe flying rebel President,
When hs did show his heel.
HuzzA huzZAl there's nothing half 80 hne
To show . foot and ankle Of, Hks well raised
crinoline.
Your days are numbered now, old Jeh,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have . better end in view,
Than the OF d Of . stout rope.
HuEzAl huEzal Jef Davis has no shoe;
In settling up all his accounts just keep hi
crimes In view. e.
The boys VINO oaugnt Jen ! AVIS
Well welcome one and all,
And treat them to q fine new suit
At IsAACS UdlOE HALL
HuzzAl buEzal fling the starry banner out,
Our gallant boys are coming home, let all the
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock Of FAshionabIs
Clothing in the West at the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singer's Celebrated Sew
ing Machines, StOrr's AutomatOn Freshman, and
Strong's Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union Etreets.
~ Look out for the Giants. my25
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~PHIOSOPHY on NARRTAGR

~PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE
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