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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

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Mr. W NJ Hacriern, iir.,uvnj, y, -~Ls.sn
hear as rc0n AZ Yossib.s h4,v jog I'll s:a.--.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

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VIII ~: Sit; Gaai"g thia acnd it 70 MsjoT
II II I.!aTs!lfl1, Rio5ir5rd, Va, CT with Qen
ii Morgan: CID ao:a.nurd? Your fa!hsf.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

Hog Havsn, Dc q, ls04.
TO Ms T!iiGai Hall Or Jamss III D,Ilard.
TTs R;;7ar S:a,irn, Nelson county Virginia
Myself aid Nil Tic family arc well. l you'd
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ao.ly i'll Ina ttnis p!sce. haro writtta to
i.sr. Nashirgt W Hail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

Johnsoh'i Island, Ohio, Do l, 1864
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burg, vs. Sia wall, shcugh 10, Icas dir,
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N.w York, Jan. 10, 1865,

Dr., alDrlea:re sol.y, Columbus, Ga.-My
dear eGD--iII7s just reserved the painful in"
telEesHea :ka: Tna sre jill. Relieve cur AMI
s*y ~ aaswsriEg ct once, with particulars.
Wr1ts Din hg lag cf t:tes. re EincE:eIy
srT.pa:hiss Nii', bin, ii3Fe ti;a.' NJ, 1azE
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al MI Tsll .::a. ars"ar tiI:"Irh rs'sAi-
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dear Sifs ana llab7 for you sEcci;ooats and
anxious mntler, 3. J. u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

w. Wallace 5torsr. ii alive, will R;..iY Ills
friends by addressing tho 5ndtraigEol i1i''sla
over his own signature n t.s Richmond psEs:s.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-14
JACOBS & BRO,

have JUST OPENED A LARGE
III stock OF FAN and Winter DTess Goods,
comprising all the latest Paris and New York
ilshionS- Have just opened the following
assortment:
Black and Fancy Silks
French MerinoCs-ull ColOrSS b.
All Wool Plaids,
.. DEFINES,
Broche ReprS,
SnNawny Stripes,
I'D COburgS-all cOlOTS
Figured Alpacas
Alpacas-all culOrS,
POplinS-all culorsS
Also, the following:
CloaIlS. BroChe ShaNvls, All Wool do, Plaid
do, Black do, ChildTens ClOalls and SlIaWlS,
Cloallings, Sc-
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valuable PropertY for Sale.

FTNHE. USDERsIGNED, AS TRUSTEEFOR
Il Mrs Hestbr a. Edgington, will -Fell at
public auction, at the front door OF the Court
House of Ohio County, ON H
Wednesday, the list day of November,
1865 Mt 10 o'clock n. M, II not previously dis
posed OF Mt private sale, the following describ-
cd valuable real estate, situated ON the Ma
uOnnl Road, about three miles enst Ofthe city
Of Wheeling, and commonly known as the
"Old Rnce Course" - =
said property contains about 100 acres but
has recently been surveyed and divided into
tlve parcels. Two Of said parcels mont upon
the National Road about % poles each and
extend back about IS poles, and contain about
- acres each. - ri fI..I 80
Two other parcels, square In form and about
equal IN Size containing about IL acres each
HonL upon the County road, which Is the
southern boundary OF the entire trnct
The other parcel Contains niSOnt "a azores a,,,l
= liTinnellsteiy In the rear of tile above de-
All OF said land Is under a high stnte of cnl-
'ttvHtion, and is considered TO be the best
inndi elther for farming or gardening pllFuOsns
IN the county OF Ohio. IG Is also admirably
adapted both from Its position and accf.sSi.
gllllS ior Tace coune or pleasure grounds
One OF the lnFgest educational establishments
N the West Is within one-fourth OF a mile or
the above described property,
Salq property VIII be sold in n body or in
parcels to suit purchasers
Terms made known on day of slle or by aE,-
Rucnuon TO the undersigned or AtrE II, "A
Euglngton, near the premises where q plot OF
me grounds may be seen. =. ..l.s.
sep2-wtd r. s. GOOD, Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-14

SUPPOSED MuRDER-A man whose
name we were unable to learn, was
found dead in a stable belonging to one
of the hotels at st. Mnry's, Peasants
County. An inquest was held, but no
satisfactory conclusion was reached.
There were no marks of violence on the
body, but n watch which was known
to have been in the dead mans posses
sion was missing. Thirty dollars in
money was found in his pockets, while
it Is said that he was known to have
had $500. The general superstition at
st. Mary's was that he had been muir
dered. A post-mortem examination was
ordered but we have not yet learned
the result.
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AssEssnnls nrEIcr

% N.S. INTER. KEN, ID DIS. VIVA.
NEW CREEK. W. VA, Aug. IL Is
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the lists OSCILLATIONS and enumerntIons
Of property subject to Tux under the HActt To
provide Internal Revenue. TO support the
government, TO pay interest ON the public
dept ana 1Or other purposes" approved June
-, 1854 and the amendRtOry act approved
March Sd, 1888, made and taken by the seve-
ral assistant assesSoTs toT the divisions hereln-
nfter meRtloned) OF the Al collection district
OF West Virginia, will remain open for tile
examination OF all persons interested for the
space of fifteen ll5l days Sundays eNceptelD
nom the date hereof, viz First tlstl division
embracing the county or Morgan; III, HamD-
shire; 9Th, Taylor. 10Th, Preston; nth, Mon
ongnlia. On the 9TH OF September, AZ BerE-
eley Springs on the eth and Sth OF Septem-
Der, at my otice at New Creek; on the 18TH OF
september nj Gnfton; ON the 18TH OF SEN
teinber, at Morgnntuwn; on the 18th OF Sep
TENDER, Mt Kinewood.
~ each time and place mentioned appeals
Will he received and dets mined relative 10
any erroneous or excessive valuations, aSsesSs-
mcnt or enumerntions made and taken by the
Assistant ASaeSsoTs- All appeals must X.
made in writing, specifying the particular
cause, matter, or thing, respecting which a
decision IS requested, and shall, moreover,
stale stale. the ground or principle OF inequality or
nugl6+}w T. r. CARsRADoN, Assessor.
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TAX NOTICE

TCIIE TAXPAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY
Il will take notice, that shall he urpIrlTpd
TO receive the State, County nndSchooiy Elxes
for tile year 1865, i'm the scVcr1tl Townships at
the times and places hereinafter mentioned.
and that n deduction of % per cent on the
SLATE Tor vii lie allowed to those who shall
pay all their taxes ON or before the LIST dny OF
October, 1863, at the Sheriff7s Office, or at the
times and places specified, viz:
Washington THAT tho FirSt wapl Hose
House, September is, 10 and 81.
Madison That the Hope Hose House.
September q, - and q
Clay Tp.-At tile Sherif-s ONCE. September
*. lRand -. - : H7T5.5l + t-'sf
Union Tn.-At the Rough md Ready Hose
houst, september =, - aud ..
Centre Tp.-At the Fifth Wand School
House, September ., 98hTd q.
Webster 1'p.-At Isaac EreeZf'g Stora Rom
Henry Echols' old stand,) September ., .
Richie Tp.-At the South Wheeling School
House, September 10 and 20, and at Adams
School House, September -.
Trindelphia Tp.-At F. Hers. ttlle place of
voting September IL, 10 and IN .
Richland Tp.-At Clinton z. o. September
is; at \. a. AllisOn'S Smith Shop Septemhar
10, and Mt AtlIinson's School House Septem-
Der ~. -T77''.-'7 -
Liberty TI1.-At Valley Grove p. O. Septem-
her IA and -. and and at Samuel Bells Store.
West Liberty, September 10.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
augif-ttll OCtl Sheriff of Ohio Co.
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oNsIBus LISE.-In the early part of
the present summer Messrs. Burley Il
Co. started an omnibus line to run be-
tween Martins Ferry and South Wheel
ing. Theirsuccess has been such as to in
duce them TO offer increased facilities
for the accommodation of the public.
They have just placed on the line new
four-horse coach. The omnibusses pass
given points at regular intervals, while
the fare is 50 low that no one can afford
to walk in such hot weather as that
now prevailing. These gentlemen de-
serve to be literally patronized, and we
hope the public will sustain the en-
erprise.
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THAN EYER.
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ABOUT TO LEAvE.-Dr. ]. ]. Mcbride.
whose notices have so frequently APP
peared in our columns for the last few
weeks, has closed his business in this
city, and is about to leave for Cincin-
natl. During his stay here, by his ge-
NAL disposition and extreme liberality,
he made a host OF friends, who win long
remember him. He has succeeded in
building up "A name and reputation for
his Pain-Kiner in this city, and the
surrounding neighborhood, which will
rank it as a standard preparation for all
time to come. The doctor will carry
with him the good wishes of hundreds
OF our prominent citizens, whom he has
cured of the worst form Of diseases, as
well as a large portfolio of certificates
rendered him by his patients.
We commend the doctor to the press
of Cincinnati, as gentlemanlin every
sense OF the word, land onewho is cor
rect in his depSttment as wen as his
business transactions,Lwho Is n man
of strict integrity, and never makes n
promise but what he Will perform to
the letter. =,
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.Qetsltiqetrter.
MORNING. SEPT. "A.


'rIoN.-Attracted yesterday by
ping steam OF the new works of
way Iron Tack company, we
into the establishment and was
d to witness the change which
i wroura- az q few weeks. we
Ant i've ,acS machines We're now
r operation, and that a few
Iad already been made for
pose OF testing the machines.
.Aehines bear a strong resem-
% the nail machines used in all
tories, but is somewhat differ
: combinations. one Character
an ingineous and simple self
arrangement, which enables one
attend several machines. Each
Ne viii turn out from thirty to
pounds of tacks per day, accord
he size. The company are fitting
ier machines, and will soon bs
I'D to manufacture finishing
While they will also be able TO turn
vast amount of tacks and spara.
Their machinery for maunfac.
/. nuts and washers is also about
to be put in operation. Thest
mes are handsomely gotten upant
id 10 be very effective, producing
nd washers of a superior quality
ieks shown US we've about the firs
rough the machines, and Wen
Y made to test the machinery
ley are pronounced by judges t,
uPerior article. As Wheeling nov
fIctures the best nails in the mar
20 will it be with the article o
The best workmen in the coun
e employed, and being directl,
sted, they take pride in producinI
ST that can be made.
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U. s. Sanitary Commission
Army 6 Navy Claim Agency
NO CHARGE ron SERVICES.
JAMES NJ. scRoaIN, Local AGENT.

JAMES NJ. sCRoGIN, Local Agent.
ONCE, Grafton, ". Ia.
TUE U. s. SANITARY COMMISSION.
i desiring TO relieve soldiers, sailors and
their families from the heavy expenses
usually paid for the prosecution OF such
CLAIMS, have established this Agency, to coll
lect pensions, Arrears Of pay, bounty and
other claims against the Government, ifif60lIi
enGTge or ezlleTlSe Of any Kind irhdfereF 10 TIE
On application sent TO this Agency, stating
me name and post office address OF the claiIn7
vice, and State-Of the soldier on yrhosa a.
count the claim Is made, date Of Discharge or
ue4Alh, the proper blanks will he filled ont as
lnr as possible and forwarded TO the person
applying. These can then be executed and
returned to this office. where the claim will
be prosecuted TO final iSsne in the shortest
Pusalhle Time. iylS-eOsl GOd
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INVEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
w Circuit Court:-AuguSt Rules, ISL
The Odd Fellows Hall Association,

Attachment I'm ChnnceEy.
The object OF this bill Is 10 obtain sntiSfnc-
tinn of a Judgment III favor OF the plaintiff
ana against said Robinson for sol 90, interest
from 10Th June, 1850, and 50 10, costs, &c, an
having Issued and returned levied
on a piece OF ground in the Buenn Vista id
dltion to the City Of Wheeling.
The defendant John j. Robinson, being a non
resident Of this state, II Is here ordered that
lie appear ms defendant in this cause within
one month after the due publication of this
order. JACOB BURKI.E,
\ copy teste-JACOB BURRLE, Clerk.
Mhent q Eorbes for cOmplI sepl-ltd&3tw
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Commissioners Sale of Land

IN brooke county, w. Va.
pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
u CIRCUIT Court for Brooke County, Va
NOW West NirEininO pronounced on the 2ai
day Of October, 1916, In a cause In said Conn
pending, wherein James Parkinson IL com.
plalnant md Benjamin Parkinson n(iminis-
trntor with the viii annexed OF Georre IaIl9-
inson deceased, and others are defefidRnts
the undersigned, commissioner, will offsT iiS1
Slle at the tront door OF the Court HOUSE az
2sth day OF September, 1868.
somueh Of the land mentioned in The I'M, az,
proceeding Cbeing the land near Beihnnv ~
tSAd county, Whefeon said 6eOrne PaTiriISSss,15I
deceased resided in his life tiTnel ne ITiii ~,
snIilelenI TO satisfy what Is due the Eaii COM
IN 81 fl6 on InS sum OF si63 p with interet
On ,si,9tg, parcel thereof, from tho lst tny a.
"A - lsi1 ttl paid, and expense az
4d 5 a. mentioned in said decree -.
Inc sale viii commence at i o'eloclr p n
lnd Val De on q credit Of one, two and ti,I,..55
yeslLs3 lhe purchaser giving bond with anoI
=, i9E the payment of the uure6aSs
money! with interest thereon tfll I5Sij I.,7,l
TnS e wi, VII be retained tin the purchase
AAAoheg y ptlQ. u 40. d 10 1lsrri
- !, BENJAMIN PARKINSON
--e-s --is-.l.. Commissioner.
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FEDERAL CouKr.-The Court was en-
gagged yesterday in hearing the testi-
mony and argument in the case of
Berger d Hoffman against the steamer
Oh CITY. The decision has not yet been
rendered. Tho Grand Jury was adj
Journed over to the special term to com
Tene on the 18th of November next.
The Petit Jury Was discharged and the
Court will adjourn to-day.
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8eaaI. d
INVEST VIRGINIA., OHIO COUNTY CIR
w cult Court ;--August Rules, 1865
The Merchants & Mechanics Rank of
Wheeling. 80

Wheeling, ElgI
VS..
Leonard G. Frost and Nathan t. HiRbIe. mart
ners IN business using the arm name OF H. @.
Frost 4 Co., Benjamin +. Sherman & John
Cole, partners as Sherman 4 Cole, Samuel
bold, Sheriff OF Ohio county,
In Chancery,
The object Of this suit Is tosubject the effects
OF L Z. Frost & CO., attempted to be nttached
w the defendants, Sherman & Cole, Samuel
hnHleit and Samuel Trimble, TO the sntisfnc-
Ion OF the Judgment OF the plaintiff recoV-
sOi6B =, and to subject the equitable nSsetts
OF the said Frost & Co, to the same end. And
me defendants, Sherman & Cole, and Samuel
HaZlett, being non-rusidents OF this State thes
VIII appear as defendants in this cause VITA
IN one month Rfter the due publication OF
this OrJler. JACOB BTIRKTE
a copy teste:-JACoB BURKLE, Clerk.
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gATw GODS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
pits
HYDRAULIC SAND pU1,
FILE DRIVER,


II Y DRAULIC SAND PUNP.
DRACTICAL TESTS HAVING FIJIIY
demonstrated the superiority OF this ma
chime over all othen for The purpose or sink
Ing on Wells, the undersigned Is now NM
pared to receive orders for the same
Ihls machinery comprises everything re-
gllslte Tor the boring OF oil wells, excepting
the STEAM ENGINE AND C,ASS IR0S
DIX mt PIPE, (but will he furnished, II
utSlTen, at reasonable price,, and diSpenses
with the use of the Derrick Rope Bull wheel
anu other cumbrOus and expensive flSturE,
now IN use, and is so arranged, being CON
structed on wheels and portable flint il cnn
be easily removed for the purpose OF SINKING
wells in different localities
THE DETRITUS is removed from the wen
by our Patent Hydraulic process and does
not require the removal of the drill nom fhe
DoHpg. This process not only rcmDves an
uie detntiis in nom 10 10 minutes but like
wise ehectuntly clears ont and orSens Mi tI,.,
slall OIL veins That are so often entirely closad
up Dy the old process ofsnud pumDin6
WITH THIS MACHINE and n practical
eilglngeTt a well can be sunk from 100 10 or
ieetWlthin period offronI IS 10 IN tlny,S d mar
the soil pipe has been driven. = . =
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for the con-
Siructiqn and delivery Of these machines nj
T T,istR, 1ork, Norwich, NewbuTg, n. V, and
FOR fufther Information price terms M,
address, SIMEON LELAND,T ? :.
,.o METRoPOLITyNsS HOTEL,
uuBlu-Znw New York.
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Police CoURr.-There was number
ofcases tried yesterday, and fines i'm
posed amounting in the aggregate TO
Isl. Several parties weTe dismissed,
the charges against them not being sus-
tanned. =r.-. -,
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THE following resolution has been
passed in connection with the Belmont
County, Ohio, Fair, which commences
next Tuesday and continues for three
days:
Rssoired, That persons owning colts
on lambs, shown as the progeny of
stations or bucks exhibited in sweep
stake classes FF and 90, and not own
ing or having any interest in said
stations or bucks exhibited in said
classes, will be allowed to compete for
premiums in other classes.
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EXCITEMENT AT ST. MARY's.-we
hear that there was quite n row recent
" at St. Mary's, Peasants county, dur
ing the session of the Circuit Court,
caused by the appearance of 'sNIudwalI"
Jacksonville famous guerrilla leader
who haunted the outer borders of
our State during the war with so much
persistency, and so little credit to him
self The people, we are informed, We're
much excited by his appearance among
them, and manifested a disposition to
resort to summary means to rid them.
selves of his obnoxious presence. We
are even told that blows were freely ex.
changed between those who were in ia,
vor of such measures, and those who
were not. The result was that he wa.
neither lynched or driven away, bu
allowed TO depart. We do not feel sur,
that we have given the straight of thu
affair with reliable exactness, inasmucI
as our informant had his information
second hand.