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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-09
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
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We the first to introduce these into the United
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viz: about
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-09
All Kinds OF GRAIN,

for which we will pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
The House being conveniently located and wei
adapted to the business, and both of having expe
Tience the same, hope by close personal application
and strictly honest transactions, to receive share
Of the business from the Grain OF this and al
Joining counties.
Mr.. J. c. AVERY formerly engaged in the Ware
house of Messrs. Hills Brothers, will at all times be
found at his post in the New Grain Warehouse of
AVERY & RYAN.
P S Farmers will find our House free from all dan
gers of the Railroad and the convenience unload
ing equal to the best. AVERY Il RYAN.
Delaware. Ohio, August IL, 1S64-tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-09

Post Offices have been established at
Richmond Wilmington, Petersburg, Raj
eigh, Charleston, Savannah, Mobile, and
Jacksonville.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-09

The greatest humbug of the age-The
Southern Confederacy, with its old wo-
man of a President.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-09

cSHERAEAN's is the best Iron Clothes wrnger in the
] - market. -. ..-
July 20, 1854. q. D. POTTER CO., Agents
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-09

Emigrants are pouring into New York
The week ending Goth ult., there arrived
1861 emigrants, few days later, two
number to 5000, and at that rate the ar
rivals are $4,000 per month, or $4,000
annually.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-09

REBEL ARCHIv Es.-The Heralds Ra-
leigh correspondent explains how the re-
al Johnston notified General Schofeld
that they were at Charlotte, and the lat
ter sent Lieut.. Washburne for them
Gen. Johnston received Lieut.. Wash
burne very cOurteously, and told him
where the documents were secreted, in a
cellar He had already turned them over
to the Union commander of the Post, as
he had no troops to put over them as
guard. They were found in eighty three
boxes of all sizes and descriptions. A
large number of captured Union flags,
duly labelled, were also found
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-09

Coal DECLINING IN PRICE-Ons of
the effects of war, is the recent decline
in the price of gold The great falling
of in the consumption of that article by
the Government has already sensibly in
fuencod the market.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-09
J. C. AVERY.
J. H. RYAN.
GOOD NEWS
TO FARMERS
New Grain Warehouse in Delaware.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS HAVING LEASED FOR A TERM
/ Of years, the Warehouse formerly occupied by
Mr.. j. A Barnes connection with his Oil Mill, and
situated the west side OF the Springfield Railroad
have this day opened the same for the purchase of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-09

The identical Palmetto flag which
was suspended in the Capital at Column
bia, South Carolina, upon the organiza-
tion of the Secession Convention in De-
cember, 1860, was captured at Columbia,
by Gen. Blair, and has been presented to
Governor Fletcher, of Missouri. When
the flag was first suspended in Secession
Hall, Lawrence w. Keitt uttered the fol-
body of this Union to its last resting
place and now we will drop the flag over
its grave" Keitt and the rebellion have
gone to their graves since that time, but
the Union still lives.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-09

Tue Herald's Hilton Head letter says
Senator Yulee, formerly United States
Senator from Florida, has come into
Jacksonville and given himself up to the
Union authorities. He is anxious to re-
sumo his position as United States citi-
zen, and recover his property, but will
probably find it impracticable
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
Nuyaf Intelligence.

TRIAL TRIP OF ThE PROPELLER NUHPA--A NEW
IRA IN STEAM FHGISLRRiNG-iETEgEST
EXPERIMENTS WITH NEW siS1EM--LARGH
GATHERING or DISTINGUISHED STEAM ESGIh-
YERs, ETC, ETC.
On Thursday evening party of over fifty
seam engineers and enginebgders. At the Instance OF
Ncssrs. Fletcher Harrison & Co. embarked board
OF tho new propeller Nuhpa. plyng between this city
and Hudson, O. see the practical workings OF new
direct acting beam engine with The Stevens cut OIL and
The ordinary pOppei-vaye gear which n principle IA the
same as has oc In Tor time. b.; quito dler
emf In form. few minutes past i've O'Clock the
steamer left her dock az the foot of iHrrisontt and
started up tho river uuacr pressure Of about p pounds
of s,eam the engine working up nom 80 TO hS iovOu.
tons prr minute and ia beautiful style A the steam
rnn up the revolutions were Increased anu at one time
reached the remarkable speed 0f II tGrns per minute.
n has algays boon supposed that 10 beam engine could
use tnc poppe valve speed ia exceed 80 revolutions
ncr minute with any degree Of certainty or seety; and
whore beam engines have been applied 10 screw popul
sion II las always been IN connection with gearing.
Nv mi, new Method economy Of space weight and cost
engine aro largely gained. so tnat the Introduction Of
tbc new system, fully demonstrated IN this trial,
,,u s.s 10 work great change IN steam englnts oi
ibis class The ease, rapidly, and certainty with
Which the yol,es worked this occasion gave much
ea sfaction 10 ll the spectators among whom We may
,oention such nsea as those OF 4. H. Doepater Eras
fms w Smith. Robert Robinson Messrs. Bromley
Pollock. Hopper. Dcagass and others wen hhoTn ~
engineering circles Tie whole Alir ~ an unqualified
sneeess and enttle, Nessr, Fletcher. Harrison Co
TO the thanks not oBlyV engineers but oil steamship
owners.
The Nahpa is fine scre,V boat OF l5e6 tuns register
and il the LARGEST vessel OF her class on the Hudson
River. She Is commanded b,' CAPT + N. Power. She
ID w isft " Length, " lset bts% as ~ 'ss' slW VI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
I'll tell yon what sweet Chrift has done
He saved my soul from death
May / not fail the race 10 run,
But praise MIN In my life.

Bu, praise MIN in my life.
After the rendition Of the above one OF the sport
ing" guests relieved himself Of several pleasant d,tct
ine.u1ing tho Irish uayDaker." Rory o More" and
"Crnkske,n Lawn" which were pleasantly received
by all elictins bland smile from Sister Draper ber-
self Then after anoher pull from the whisky flask
the Professor Ied the entire party down upon the peach
10 witness
The modesty of many Of the lookerson was somewhat
shocked by the appearance oi naked man: Dainins
a short distance below the selected spot. Inc lndi
yidual In question n character-BrOwn by name
no had accompanied the excursion from the oot oi
Broome.si. He was capital swimmer, and. swimming
up to rock near by, he there erected pole win
his whfe handkerchief flying at the peak and then Do
came invisible behind NE rock.
But fearing no mOcstation the Professor and the
Daughter If Zion proceeded slowly into the water ol'
lowed by merry sn0us from the sports the beach
" How does that pure white robe set Z" etc., ETC.
But scarcely had the couple reached their waists ID
depth, when out from behind the seo-girt rock spahs
the agile swimmer, like Norman rom the deep, ana
commenced a series OF circles around the wbe-robed
forms The Professor al first protested, mildly hnting
Of dannatioD but II had no effect he PAID no iufther
attention The old lady then graSped him by the waist
band and dex.crousy plunged him ont Of sight, brng-
ing him up dripping like bunch OF drabbed sea- Weed
lust in time 10 eyade the mean -souled. eowaIdy Mer'
nau wno made spring 10 got at " heeler. They were
not so successful in the second immersion. The swim
mer leaued upoD the PROSTATE and submerged form
like polar bear upon seal holding II under Tor nearly
mai again emerged putting and spirting, and launched
upon the Mermans head an inhBy OF sulpharous dam
nation which had other effect upon the hardeheu
wretch than 70 cause him 10 make indecent eApcsur
of his person. He then swan away and left them ID
peace
After one more immersion The Daughter TOOK DOT
tie Of sweet oil from her belt and opened ~ over tne
Professors head lie WINGED htle and slightly
dpcIed Lis head as the oleaginous tgd Sud from his
bald pate over the face; but, ON the whole TOOK II
bravey.
They thea returned 10 the beach, where every one
congratulated tSe Professor on tie glory ne han op
tanned He only mads one bitter remark with regard
TO the Nerlnan:,
Il don't care for such follows" said he They're
always to die in their beds suddehy ana wake ul
in hell" - ,
sentiment which every one around him heartily re-
echoed.
The Professor Is undoubtedly "crncked;' but he Ger
tainly is gallant old fellow, and invulneTsble TO as
saulis from Mrs. Grundy.
Shortly after the conclusion Of the baptism, the e1
oursonsts returned 70 the city having enjoyed rare
and amusing spectacle.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
BROOKLYN NEWS.
r ALLEGED NAvY.YARD FRAUDs.-The g,

THB ALLEGED NAvY-YARD FRAUDs.-rhe eS-
alleged frauds in the Nayy.Yard continued yeser
day before U. S. Commissioner Newton. Nj. b. Noyes
for the Defense was recalled aud testified 20 working
therefrom; Was paid by the Government while work
upon them. Mrs. Rebecca Maxson, sster.inaw Of one
OF the accused, testified 10 being in John Maysor',
house the evening after the Isl fJan., leta
saw bookcase or desk in the houses would have seen
IL there's was in the habit OF visiting there frequently;
Mr. Maxson resides at No. "a Gsldst. Charlie, Maxson,
brother of accused testified to being in the house before
and after the lat OF Jan. lo6f did carpenter work.
never saw bookcase or desk in the house. Daniel
Meban and Edward Pearce testified 10 tho same affect
and the examination further adjourned Until Mon
day next.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

BURGLARY BY BoYs.-Five boys between the
ages Of 10 and - years. named Christopher Hogan
John Henry, Andrew Hines. Thomas DOan an, Daniel
Cayanaeh were arrested Thursday On the charge Of
entering the residence Of Samuel Osborn, No @ Hen
ry.st while the family absent and steals prop
erty to the value Of s The boys also destroyed FIR
ntnre to the value of $50 with an The accused
were held for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
SUDDEN DEATH on BOARD THE FRENCH SHIP

TALIsMAy.-The ship Talisman Of Hayre. France, az
ry ed at the foot OF North Eleventh T. d. on Thurs
day. from Liverpool and about o'clock the same even
ing on board cJaines f. Lirion) died snddeni
Coroner Barrett was notified and held inquest az
O'Clock last night From the evidence taken it sp-
peared that deceased had been in bad health dining ss
voyage and the day Of his death was suffering WIh
naralysis The Jury returned verdict In accordance
with these facts Deceased was native OF ST. Mao.
France aged 81 years The French Consul vii take
charge OF his remains and effects.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

Tapire-Mr Muriha. Of the Enterprise cluh.
Scor0s-Me-srs. MoWlcm and NcDcafind.
Ftycafcle.-Aisniic 10; star, lo.
UNION VS. r. KToLD.
Tie Union Club Of Noffssnnia nnd tho once famous
Club Of WnhGnsburgh--ihe Eckfoids-piAyed game
with the following result al tie Union ground BIooh.
Ign, Thursday last;
o 3 > T. a-TOtl
Union. 20 lb "a
Eckford..4 . I 2ll o 90
Unyire--Mr Kelly Of the kesolute Club.
HUDSON RIvEE ". COTHAy.
Yesterday q match was played at lloboien between
these clubs tho contest being Of unusual interest
At close Of the ninth innings the total ,o"Ic marked
- 20 26 IN favor of the GOthams.
by Tel, Tuphl
CAMDEN VS.. ACUvLs
PHILADELPHIA. Friday. Aug. II. l-i5
TIE Camden Club of Camden beat the
Aciyes OF NewYork this afternoon IN n full game Of
nine innings. The following the score famdcns, -
Aciives. l.. Five thousand Iersons witnessed the
game. On Thursday next tie Chfnden- and TIE Athlo
ics play the frst of a new series OF home gGmB Tho
Aciiyes left for NeT-Nork tonight
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

THE MARCH CONTINUED.

Tho line of march thence lay through Nssssu.st 10
Wall from Wall TO Beaver and Exchange place, up
Broadway 10 H0ward-st.. thence through Mercer end
10 the Bowery up Fourth ave. to Union Square. and
down Third ave- and the Bowery to the headquarters at
Pytbagoras Hall, Canalst. At many points aong the
line OF march they were loudly choered. There d.i not
appear to be more than 800 persons in the procession
lima
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
Cricket.
MANHATTAN Y

MANHATTAN w. REsssELAEG COUNTY.
Yesterday these clubs played match at tho
old ST. George ground. Hoboken. which ended IN vic
tory for the New oTkors they winning In one inning
witf eleven runs surplus. II must be admitted the
TIov players were s6ort.handed. BOT of their best
men having TO leave for home for th, all important
Saturday. The TTojans. however, viii be reinforced
TO-DAY i6 their match with the willow Club OF Brook
lyn AZ Bedford. Some Of the foreign members Of the
Rensselaer, County Club viii be enlisted IN the ranks
residents of New.York who are bona tdS paving mem
bers but seldom being called upon 10 pny We untic.
nate a iue DISPLAY Of the game Score Of yesterday:
\
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
--latest Hhip News.

ARklbFD.
ste,uship Furs shusy, Hldreth, New-or'ten' suE y
o. ais md.e. add pass. Cromwell -. a..
st,amer Commander Terry, Wilmington "a hours nd-s
and pass, A. Leary. ,os, NJ q
Ql3rerrnsster.
WISD-At sunset, NV.
SAILED.
4. g. steamer Hartford.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

NEW oyHoUsE.-Ground was broken
on Thursday last in Gates-aSe, near Marcyaye. for
new Station House for the Forty ninth Precinct Police
The building will occupy two lots, and viii cost ae
cording 10 contract sls2J 1t is expected that tie
structure will be completed by the lst OF January nert
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

ACCIDENT AT THE CATHARIyg FERRY. Y.-LaSt
evening Il man named Beegan had both legs crushed
while sitting the pier at Catharine Ferry The boat
struck the per before he could get to place Of safety
lie was conveyed 10 the City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

A WIPE-BEATER SENT To THH PENITESTlAgy-
Henry Keatng, a wealthy grocer of Greenpont wn
sent 10 the Penitenary for thirty days by Judge peu
yesterday for beating his wife unmercnany the ms"
preyou,.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
TIE FIELD.
Base II all.

ATLANTIC vs. STAR OF BROOKLYN.
The first match of the season with these
Brooklyn first class Gibbs took place at tie Captone
Ground Thursday afternoon with the following result
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
SPIRITUAL BAPTISM
Unique Proceedings of PrOgressiOnlsiS
BOWERY. hoy THEOLOGY,

TIE son AND DAUGHTER OF ZION.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

Nine ears delighted with tie sound
IL breaks in sIen. air.
II rings melodious sll around,
IL comes--I hear 30 jar.
Ia ordered ranks they slowly move,
They arc 10 water bound.
Two solemn faces full Of love,
Adoring while they sing.
There on broad, unruflcd stream,
The waters rolling by;
1'Oen under water plunges him;
LxGieA NY GislaS CONS AXh,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-28
je@-lOt
NOTICE


A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY MOTIF
N ned, that will attend at tho times and
places below stated, for the purpose OF hearing
and determtnlng any appeals that may be
mnde from the assessments Of the several as
siStant assessors, under the Internal Revenue
Law, in the First Collection District OF West
Virginia. The lists, valuations and enumer-
atoms made and taken by said assistant as
SCISSORS, will BIO open at the time md place OF
holding said appeals, for tho inspection of all
persons who may desire to do so. -
will attend as follows, viz:
AT MoundayiIie, Marshall County, on Mon
At the office OF James G. Orr, Collector In
Wheeling, on Tuesday, the 9th.
dry, the 18th.
At the ofllce of Jabez H. Cochran, Hancock
County, on Thursday, tho 18th.
AT New MnrtinsHille, Wetzel Co., on We'd
neSIlay, the 9Th OF July 80 IL : ", -
=, At SiStersyille, Tyler County, on Thursday,
the 9th of July. 5,.,5I.-l-' -
tho 9TH ofJuIy. E7.7' -S-e''
"All appeals mnSt be in writing, and must
specify the particular cause, matter or thing
respecting which u decision Is required and
must state the ground or principal OF error OF
inequality complained of -
lf5f1sIi = JOHN PARKINSON.
Is :. iar u. Assessor lst Dist. West Va,
CAMERON, June II, 1885. dtJyl&w2t
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General aIntifes:
Notice to Tax Payers.
O0iee Of COlIecEOt Internal Relenue,
Fir OielEick Of Yet NfENiRil. {.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THE CITY
| IN OF Wheeling and RltchietoWn County
not yet returneIll that the Licenses for the
year 1865, Income tax not yet ready for coll
lcctibn) GTn now due md payable at my office
No. los Main St., over G. w. J0hnSon's Tin.
ware store, where payment must be made or
below, will be strictly enforced: EI
''SEC. .. And be 1t further enacted Tint
each of said collectors shall, within twenty
days after receiving his annual collection list
from the assessors, give notice by advertise
lnent published in each county In his colIeC-
ton district, IN one newspaper printed In such
county, II my such there be, and by notifiCa-
tons TO be posted uptn at least four public
places in each comfy In Ills collection district,
TINT tho fsnid duties have become due and
payable, and state the time md place within
Eaid county at which he or Ills deputy will at
tend TO. receive the same, which time shall
not leleSS than ten days after such notification
and all persons who shall neglect to nav the
duties and taxes so rs aforesaid assessed with
In tile time specified, shall be liable to pay ten
per centum additional upon the amount
thereof, the fact of which liability shnll be
Stnted In tho advertisement and notifications
Aforesaid. And II any person Sl0ll neglect to
shall be the duty Of the collector or his depu-
ty to issue to such person anotlce to be LEFT MT
his dwelling or usual place of business or l)tJ
sent by mail, demanding the payment ofsaid
with fee OF twenty cents for the issuing and
service OF such notice, and with four cents for
each mile actually and necessarily Travelled In
serving the snme. And IL such persons shall
not pay the duties or taxes, with the penalty
aforesaid, and the fee of. twenty cents and
mileage 0saforeSnid, within ten days after the
service or the sending by mail OF such notice.
1t shall be the duty of the COllectoFor lliR denTl
Of twenty cents and mileage, with ten per cen-
tnTn penalty MS aforesaid"
Once hours nom a. m. to 4 p. m.
ie2B-lOt Collector TI,141 ntS a. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-28
gpak.4eepina.
WEST VIRGINIA.
BUSIEESS COLLEGE
An WHEELING.
CONDUCTED By
49, rlIfIrcr5ttGocK.

u
..e.,, ,CoNDUCTEDRY
.OT.GIs- EIHTCTrCOC1z.
at No. lls31zz Main st., (Hombrook' Ruildlne)
Open for Students Day and Evening.
NIHE PURPOSE OF THIS INsTITUTTON
M rs to- instruct !yonng men tand women
rect transaction OF pecuniary business, and in
Accountability and Its concomitants
Ht 'o" BOOKKEEPING,
stripped of It's absurd Verbiaee and ancient
jprolixitY and tntficacy, and adapted 10 the
the United States; is the leading subject Of at
ctenttOn.E It's LAWS, which are as exact Iln-
eIT1ng and free nom exception as those Of ma
first made fnmiliaf to the student, who is then
conducted through course of practical Book
Keeping N numerous 9 sets Of books in great
terry OF the art, which enables him to apply 1t
with facility to any kind of business.
.s. s- A WRITING SCHOOL 7ae,
Is open day and evening, attended by both
ing for the flIl Course, GOD hsnd!w gitGI
can be obtained in few weeks.
4Ig . ARITHMETIC, a'sf-
and its application to all manner of
+ COUNTING-HoUSEC
receive the attention their primary import
once demands. The student will be made ac-
qunlnted with several modes of calculation
not found in books, tending greatly TO Tile al1-
breytAton of his work. TT
There is open to the student also course OF
BUSINESS SCIENCE,
comprising Political Economy, Commercial
Law and usages, Finance, Banking and Cur
rency; also maxinls OF eminent BusineS;
Mon in regard to the best methods of con-
duetlng business successfully and avoiding
Instructions in the above subjects are inter
SperSed with mR2cimS and indications tend
ing 70 The formation OF high character MS men
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-28

AFPRAY.-Yesterday an ARRAY occur
red on Main Street, near the Suspension
Bridge, in which one man was very
severely beaten by another. There are
several versions of the affair, and we
are unable to give a complete statement.
VI one OF the men was a soldier, belonging
o ~ 0,.S % Oh oo Ihe cavalry regiments; tho
charged soldier; others Ray he claimed
10 have belonged to, the rebel arnlJ.. AZ
related to us, no and the soIdieT had
some words, when he drew a knife and
attempted to cut or stab the cnValrv-
man; ne then run, and was pursued and
SSetLaken' when he was very severely
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-28

,DoN'T UNDERsTAND Ira member
of Co. a, (Kelly Iancers, list West Va.
Cavalry, writes us to know WHY It Is
that Go. A Is still kept at Buckhannon
doing duty while the balance of the
regiment Is In Wheeling to be mustered
out, company A not yet having receiy-
ed any orders looking 70 theif Discharge.
We are unable to give the information
desired and are somewhat surprised al
the statement of our correspo ndent. We
had supposed that the entire regiment
was present on the Island.
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NOTICE.

II WILL RECEIVE PROPOSALS UNTIL,
I, i Wednesday, July 9TH, for furnishing and
perch OF good blue limestone, to be put on
zane Street on the Island, at such pInces as
L jl, may De wanted. Also, about seven hum
Market to Chnpltne, and nom First Street
down UhAplinet to CElldWell's Run. III
fJe2A-lti 800 HENRYSH
Il .I--rf ~ .r.rli Street COnluiiSSinnpr