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Mas,er-at-Arms G. s. steamer Shenandoah
CONFEDERATE STATES srBAxEH snISAsDoAH,
declare that tho statements made by John williams
regarding conversations had with some "Chare'' or
other and myself TO be utterly false except In much
that there may have been "Chariie in the galley who
gave me light for my cigar; as at meal times when
workmen were on board the galley and Immediately
whom have handed me light when requested and one
man upon handing mo light inquired II wc could ship
him, when ! gave him my invariable answer to such
sl p men IN this psrt--not Southern citizen"
And utterly deny having ever told any man to stow
away or hide from visitors. ]. s. BULLOCK,
Acting Master c. Navy, G. 8. steamer Shenandoah.
CONFEDERATE STATES STEAMER SIESASDoAH(
HoBoE's BAY, Feb. IL, 1865
see in the journals Of to-day .hs. the following .yi
vsiiors always left in the evening, and then Charlie
was let out Charlie got tho uniform from Grfths
have the First Lieutenant, Mr.. whittle,
speak TO Charlie, too. He did than once Al
such times Charlie had his uniform on, and was in the
soemnly declare that the portion Of this evidence
with which my name is connected s utterly and entirely
Again-'I heard Mr. whittle cay that he could not
ship him in port but he was to keep out Of sight and
may have told thesai Charlie that could not and
would not 'ship him In port, az told great many
applicants the same but as to telling Charlie or any one
else Ito keep out Of sight, and when they got out OF port
would ship him" soemny declare to bsya'ery and
entirely false. WIN wHlTTLE Jr,
ritt LicutenaDtO " o. Navy, " D. sseauor ohon"hu"sh
CONFEDERATE srkAxER-ov Wan SHENANDOAH,
Feb. II, 1895. !
declare that John williams ships cook on this ves-
sell nevsr 10 with the report that there were
men on board, or that there were mon on board who
we're IN wapt of.somehing TO cat and that never rave
him an order for the master alarms TO serve out raona
TO any one and had done SOL would have interfered
With the duties OF other officers board this vessel 70
whom the serving out Of raons exclusively belongs
JNO. GRIMBALI,
Lieutenant O. B. Navy c. s. steamero of-war shenandoah.
MsrpouRrE Feb. II, 1865
hereby declare that except those the ships
when the ship entered Melbourne have been served
with rations or any part Of such by during the time
we have remained in Melbourne
W BREEDLovE SMITH,
Acting Assistant Paymaster, G. s. Navy.
That which follows Is the entire correspondence be-
tween the commander Of the Shenandoah and Victorian
govcrnment:-
CAPTAIN wADpKIL's LETTER.
CONFEDERATE SrATEs STEAMER SHENANDOAH
Homoss BAY, Feb ], 1896.
To TIVE Hon COMMISSIONER OF TRAD~ AND CUsroNs--
SrR-Thave the honor TO acknowledge the receipt OF
your communication OF yesterdays date and reply TO
that portion which has reference TO supplies &c. drec.
tons have been given The Paymaser Of the
In accordance with your views
chcerfully furnish list Of those persons who were
my prisoners The 'hgh seas at your request for
future Gudsnce and OF the same time inform tha,
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ne Song dy Of beauty refinement aud education, with
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She must |crn years o. o. od musician 9na
e,..etul MIueF object tho subtcfber hi
so"gp of ths Hnll' licfan Address wth real name,
X s.. DON 21S NorwalK. Conn.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
N Corporation Of the city OF New York growing out of tho
funeral obseques OF Pesent Lincoln requested for
ward the same 10 the Clerk Of the Committee, at AZ
City Hail. before the 10Th Inst WIN. UIrCHMAN, CLERK
NEW yoRx, Nay 1, 1865,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-27

Nor one of the Alabama Congressman
elect can take the test oath. But one of
them, Cullen A. Battle, of the eastern
district, was an original secessionist.
C. C. Langden, of the Mobile district,
was Bell and Everett Unionist in
1860, is native of the North, and has
never protested any favor to secession,
bitterly opposed to emanci-
patton. He for many years edited the
Mobile AdUertiseT, wing paper. In
the Montgomery district the candidate
elected, George C. Freeman, was also a
Bell-Everett man and opposed seces-
sion, but afterwards fought for it. Joe
w. Taylor, elected in the Tuscaloosa
district, was also II Bell-Everett man,
and opposed secession as long as oppo-
sition was of any avail. If the Alaba-
mians have not elected men who can
get into Congress, they seem to have
elected the best men they had, and it Is
satisfactory TO know that there, as in
most Of the reconstructing States, the
old wing, Union men, are in the as
cendant.
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OUTRAGE IN LEEsBURG, VA.-The
Washington Chronicle says: ga gentle
man from Leesburg informs us that last
Monday week an affair occurred in that
city, which, though tritiing, is one of
the signs of the times. Six or seven
men of NIosby's old command entered
Leesburg on horseback, and rode
through the city, gesliculating, cursing
and threatening. They came from the
northern part of London county, and
seemed to think that the rebellion was
not ended, for they galloped about the
city in the most reckless manner, and
when the civil authorities undertook to
arrest them, resisted. Capt. Mattison,
of the One Hundred and Ninety-third
New York regiment, who is in COM
mand of that post, was then called up
on to help. he Immediately detailed
some men, who succeeded in capturing
four out of the six men. One of them
named Davis, was sent to Winchester,
where he had before been held to
answer the charge of shooting a negro.
The remainder were, after the distur-
bance was quelled, turned over to the
civil authorities, by whom they were
Immediately released. While pursued
by the federal soldiers, and before they
were captured, they fired upon their
chptors, but fortunately no one was
hurt. Mosby is at present at Leesburg,
and is toasted and feted as hero, as
much ms during the rebellion"
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now unequal burden by releasing
property now taxed from the payment
of sl97,9sT and requiring it instead
from property which does not now pay
one dollar.
flour Legislature, at the approaching
session, shall provide for carrying out
with due vigor the financial reforma-
ton we have endeavored to show
practicable, they may also at once pro-
vide for the erection of a state house
and other public buildings, assured
that a sufficient surplus will have ac-
crued by the time it is needed; and we
shall have the lively satisfaction of
seeing the near approach of the reali-
zation of what we often and with un-
diminished faith predicted long before
there was any West Virginia, that give
US new aud free State, with wise
and liberal system Of laws, and our
people would be the lightest-taxed peo-
pie in the country.
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1t is matter that concerns a "Boston
Druggist" and all business men, and,
we may as welllstato that HelmboId is
paying the Tribune over $4,000 this
year. He paid us 81 500 for one inser-
ton Of one page in the Weekly Tribune,
beside his column in the Daily Tribune.
ton of an advertisement of the Ledger.
He knew that by judiciously advertise
ing he could insure n fortune. The old
prejudice among druggists and ply
sicians against advertising is dying out,
and they, as we'll as others, see that the
cheapest mode whereby they can make
to the public, is by a wise and liberal
system of advertising. Helmbold dis
covered this fact, and takes advantage
Oft. EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-27

INTELLIaENCE from Southern Illinois
brings glowing accounts of the success
of the cotton crop in that section this
year. A Carbondale correspondent
writing to the Cairo Democrat, saws the
cotton crop has been exceedingly good
in that vicinity-far better than the
most sanguine predicted. Wagon amer
wagon load of this staple commodity
may be seen going to the cotton gins, of
which there are six in active operation in
thattown, turning ont from five to seven
bales each, daily. The quantity orcot-
ton is pronounced excellent by good
judges ofthe staple, and the farmers
claim to be able to raise as good as thar
produced anywhere. Seed cotton soils
on the street at 9c.alOc,, and quite a
number of traders are eagerly bny;,,a.
up up an that comes in at these fiSSrass
I.! rue Jonesboro Gd-ette saws '.eoffo,, ::
sing IN that market. The streets ar =
white white with 1.-THE receipts averau;nS,
tMehty loads per day. The nrica rs
LanseH from ten to thirteen cents na%
pound IN the seed, which is hsnSsnI,,.s,
so 1ttr OF revenue to producers. The
coIton gins are all crowded 10 tbeir
9 9tI, and everybody in the business
nndS plenty to do. '4SiAis -
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FORRAIE

9kFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
is situated on the line ofthe National RnSdd'
LUuE Elues eaSt OF the city Of Wheeling Sad
h aILSi,t " CONSISTS OF my residence, containjnS
SIeNen rooms and an attic fnishei faIS
E0OItls and an modern ImpFovements: alSo
~ aSTes OF ground attached, on which,
s II =, Zee and spring house, chickery and
Two s.o GisteTnS Also, one hundred and tventIS-
Plum and Ounce trees, an bearin9' TIsLl,
~ I hl SO cnoice selections Of Grapes Rasn6eE
-, t99lackoerIteS, Strawberries and ofl1er
Win Win eVergreens and other ornamental shr1b.
o,1,. VII vi, aiso sel my Household Furniture to
3AiS Ole deSlrlng TO purchase all together
5eESons desiring to consult me in TeGaTI tn
PElce, terms OF payment, &c, can leave theIT
Ins. 1,TS AZ AZ me Gas Companys ONCE or visit
feb22-tf JACoR uopN-ppoo-
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A number of statements about Gen.
Grants name have recently appeared
In print, some undoubtedly like Mr.. T.
s. Arthur's novels, founded on fact, /"
and others without any foundation at all
A letter from Mr.. P. c. Headley in the
New York Times seems to throw much
light on this previously family illumi-
mated subject. Mr.. Headley says
"AIr. Jesse r. Grant, the Generals
father, wrote me that he was named
Hiram Ulysses-the latter being selec-
ted by the grandmother, who was par
ticuIarly Interested in the hero of
ancient history. Hiram was preferred
by other members OF the family, and so
the matter was compromised by calling
the child Hiram Ulysses. When he
obtained the appointment as cadet, by
mistake the name was entered Ulysses
s., and not regarding the change impor-
tant, the friends Concluded to let 1t
stand make this statement because
it would seem the father ought to know
the origin of his sons name, and all the
particulars of the great captains early
life, given in his biography written by
your correspondent, he has in the hand
writing of his father"
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WE are informed from Washington
that all the regular cavalry regiments
now on duty at Washington, Cumber-
land, Md, and Nashville, Tenn, have,
with the exception ofthe Fifth, been
ordered to the lower part Of Texas.
There may be no significance in this
movement of a considerable body of
troops for thousands of miles. And yet
one cannot but think the authorities
entertain misgivings of future troubles
or complications on the Mexican border.
else why should they increase the
already large number of soldiers there,
Texas has been remarkably quiet. We
have heard of no outbreaks and but few
minor disturbances. It would seem,
therefore, that no more troops were
required to maintain law and order
among the Inhabitants.
In accordance with his concentration
policy Macmillan is reported to have
withdrawn from Sinaloa, leaving some
eight hundred troops at Mazatlan, most
of them in hospitals. The Liberals to
the number of several thousands were
threatening the place, and at last ac-
counts had severed communications
with the interior.
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From the Ne.O York Tribune.

To The Editors Of THE N. Y. Tribune:
SIR.-In adiscussion to-day about the
profits of advertising, one of the party
stated that Helmbold is paying the
Tribune SlO,O 600 per year for advertising.
Is it true that any druggist can afford
to pay such sum for advertising.
A BOSTON DRUGGIST.
Boston, Nov. IL, 1865.
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SPRIGG HOUSE, Steamboat Landing
DR.. THOMAS BRUEs, Proprietor.

SPRIGG HOUSE, Steamboat Landing
DIR. THOMAS BRUEs, Proprietor.
SATURDAY, Nov. Is, 1885.
l. Paterson, Louisville, Ky,
FRANKLIN Benforth, Louisville, XIV,
l. NJ. Crapp, Buffalo, New York,
l. h. Young, Baltimore.
a. 5. Lambert, Lancaster, Ohio,
J.Parker, Wellsburgh,
j. b. Scott, Parkers6urrh,
a. Perry, Philadelphia.
I. Worthington, CORTLAND, N. Y.
Herman Luce,
Edw. Brennan, Baltimore.
NJ. DormRn, Pittsburgh,
+. X. Williamson, Pomeroy. Ohio.
j. HRrnall, WetZel County. w. YIN.
George Murray, Cincinnati.
W Rinhardt, Steubenville, Ohio.
Mrs. Z. Rinhardt, f"
J: d: Stephens, Greensburgh, Pa.
n. Ritter, Wellsville, Ohio.
SUNDAY, Nov. %, 1865.
B. Stone and lady, Columbus, Ohio
Miss L. Turner,
w. L. zones, U
!. II. Busjean, Baltimore, Nd,
J. II. SchRd, Pittsburgh.
7. Chandler, Wilmington, Del.
James Dawson, New York City
J. II. Drake, Marietta, Ohio.
Mrs. Wagner , children and servant
Ohio.
ID. N. Everstin, Baltimore.
L. sprague, Cleveland, Ohio.
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

COLGATE'B HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versal demand, Is made from the Choicest ma
terials, Is MILD and EMOLLIEET in its ma
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL In its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-1yd&w
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Boston, Nov. 25.-Francis Adams.
long connected with the Boston Press,
and more recently with the Saturday
Evening Express, died last week. He
had been i'll for some weeks.
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On the evening Of the ed, at the brides
house, by the Rev. Mr.. Frederick, Mr Ions
G. THLEss OF Marietta, Ohio, to Miss MARY
a LEWIS, OF Wheeling, W. Va
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gtw advertisements.
Dwelling Houses at Auction.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
wv at the 'front.' door OF the Court House, on
Saturday, December ID, at 10 O'Clock q. m.
and DIViTiOn streets Sixth Ward, on which
Is good brick dwelling house and brick stable
Lot No, Is on the east side OF Main street,
Sixth Ward on which are TWO good brick
dTellinR houses and brick stables.
Part OF Lots lis and llB fronting about 90
feet on Webster street, between the Second
PreSbVterian Church and the alley on the
west on which is a good brick dwelling house
and storeroOm or office.
IIot No 2l5 on the west side of EoR street,
Terms-One-third cash and balance in six
and twelve months, with interest, satisfactoh-
y secured; j. w. P4SX SsT;2Ss,t
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Sprfial Autifes.
ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch.
WHEAT0N'S OINTMENT

ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
VIII cure the Itch In 4s hours.
Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains
and I'LL Eruptions of the Skin. Price so cents
For sale by all Druggists.
By sending 20 cents 10 WEEKS & POTTER
sole Agents, l10 Washington street, Boston,
Mass, Il will be forwarded by mail, free 81
postage, to any part Of the United States.
T. n. LOGAN & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Agents for Wheeling.
sepI9ame
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid PomadeslI
Nomore rancid PomAdesH
you want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
II you want your Hair to grow
II you want to prevent premature Badness,
II you want to be lid OF Dandrun,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents bottle.
LAUGHLISS & BUSHFIELD,
iuA Wheeling, w. Va.
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DIED.

OF Disease Of the Throat, on Saturday morn
ING, the 18th Inst, a II o'clock, EHMA. CiauRf
~ ot Arthur and Anne Little, aged s wears
ana II days. IL
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Hotel Arrivals.
GRANT HOUSE, Bridge Corner, LEW
IS q WOODMANsEE, Proprietors.
SATTTRDAY Nov 25Tu

iRANT HOUSE, Bridge Corner, LEW.
IS d WooDMANsEE, Proprietors.
SATURDAY, Nov. 25rH.
T. +. Tango, Pittsburgh, Pa.
John ]. Yarnall, West Virginia.
J. L. knight, Wabash, Indiana.
Al. Ralph, Wheeling, West Va.
d. McGrew, New Alexandria, Ohio.
A. A. Gum, West Finley, Pa.
j. ID. Campsey, ClaysviIle, Pa.
]. q. Mitchell, Mt. Pleasant, Ohio.
]. Taylor, Newport, Ky.
NJ. n. james, f. Richland, Ohio.
9. II. Nichols, E. Richland, Ohio.
p. Crasson, bridgeport, CT.
j. Johnson, Wheeling.
]. X. Day, Washington, Pa.
j. Gibson, do. do.
X. Johnson, Ohio.
t. Melvin, Niagara Falls.
SUNDAY, Nov. 9TH.
S. S. Wachof, Cleveland, Ohio,
Virgil Power, Georgia.
Geo. Ludwig, dr., Pennsylvania,
G. II, Gist, Philadelphia:
w. +. Rossmond, Washington, o.
w. Booker, Jr., Wheeling.
]. Kramer, do.
A. II. Raymond, Penn,
James Kelliher, Bellaire, Ohio,
John kelliher, do. do.
?. Tucker, do, do.
]. Noble, Sunfish.
j. R. Day, Washington, Pa.
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AIMS AND OBJECTS.
FORM, STYLE Avn TERgTs

II The RURAL NKw- YORKER Is publisbAd in
SE,,tIo EoIn, each No. comprising Eight
u oSsS0ie SHatto RACES, (forty columns Il pTinfeS
N superior Style-new and clear TSI,e ,ttSSS1
TStS FER anu ana many nne Engraving An fnEieS
A!Ie, Eage, &c, at the close Of each Volnne
oOPies iot Sl4i Seven for Sl9; Ten for SO and
nes Nm. E number at same rate-oniy $50
I'm ~ " Slan papers sent to different Post
PSIa rs SZ:IO e the lowest Club rate 10 Canada
S sr4 SS,o1 70 Europe. Now Is me TTSTF 70
utuSSes sc Cash Premiums, Free Cones -
SoC,i W y. AsehTs, and we want at least one IN
S pTm1 Town. For Specimen Numbers. ShoI r.
noY2o ID, d. 7. MOORE Rochesfar n y
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House and Lot for Sale. Cheap.

r OFFER FOR SALE CHEAP, THE
large and comfortable house, corner Of
,Its 1fs ns SnnfsIns IN
rooms. and is built to secure comfort and con-
Venience. There Is good stable on the lot,
and the various other outhouseS are faultleas.
Terms reasonable and title indlsputable.
THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.
nov2-lw
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Are You Gregg

IF SO, DON'T PAY 81 90 PER BOTTLE
for "Hair Regenerators" when You can OBJ
tain the "Recipe" for making the same, at
q cost of only a few cents a bottle. will
warrant the Recipe to restore Grey Hair 10 q
beautiful Black, Brown, or Auburn, or what
ever may have been its original color. 1t is
not a humbug, nor q dye but a ReStorer. 1t
will not stain a particle. It will prevent the
move all heat, humoTs and dandrun from the
scalp, rendering the hair soft, glossy and of Q
EiIken appearance. This Recipe has never
been published. will send thy return mail,
post paid, on receipt OF one dollar o. 8. cur
rency. Address 8. A. EATON,
uoy2I-2WH Wheeling w Va
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Family DIVES

BiselEs Magenta,
Greens, PP0Mm,
01nSIa Puppies,
Crimson, 1odISNW'
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s aIanSS 1 by Howe stevens sn5 &C To-
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WHEELING, W. VA.

consisting of French, German and Domestic
Sloths, Of all grades and coIors, French, Eng.
and MaIseile9 VestinRs, White, Fancy LINEN !.
Travelling and Flannel Shirts Undar-shirfs
ana Drawers, Scars. Ties, Suspendafs Hand
kerchiefs, Socks, Gloves, Gauntlets and COL
ilars, IIayeling Bags and Valises, &C., DO OuTj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-27
BUILDERS, HOUSEKEEPING,
GARNET AND UNDERTAKINGS
HAIR DWARE,
CARPENTERS, MACHINIsTs,
CooPERs AND FARMING
TO LIS.
The Atheneum for Sale

1uo AGQeQoum 1Or Sale.
TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
Public auction on Saturday, the 18th day Of
Soyember, 1855. at the Court House, at ten o.
CLOCK AM, the six lots OF ground numbered
I,5; y, 10. II and Il, in Baker q Stout's Subdi-
vision at the South East corner OF Market and
buildingwel known as the Wheeling Athe-
neum. >A'.4S
TERMS OF sALE.-one third in cash, and a
four months for the residue IN equal instSl-
ments, payable with interest, and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises.