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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-25
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIt

- SIZE kaHu. COMB N.Y. REGULAR LINE.
MOST PLEASANT, RELIABLE N COMFORTABL
ROUTE.
The fine, commodiou and powerful Steamships,
Y A o o
1900 TONS RURTHEN, CAPT. GEo, W. COUCH,
q AND
G. R E o l. E,
l.5OO TONS BURTHEN. CAPTAIN JOHN THOMPSON
Will leave Smiths Wharf, Town Point, for New York
every TUESDAY and evening, at 8 o'cloci
Returning, will leave New York from Pier q, Nortf
River. every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY, at IL y.
Passage and Fare, with superior state room accommo'
DAFT ons, $12 90.
For freight or passage, apply to
g. HEINEKEN 4 PALM0RB,
Agents, New York
I'M. SMITH 4 BRO, Agents, Town Point, Norfolk.
aug At
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The Steamers of this Line are all new, and their re-
markable speed is due to their construction, the most ap-
proved Modern Models Of the fast Hudson river steamers
having been adopted.
The superiority Of these models gives them a great ad.
vantage over the boats of the old style of naval construc.
ton, and the newness of their Boilers and Machinery
guarantees to the public their perfect safety.
It is hardly necessary to inform our patrons that, with
their powerful Machinery and fine water lines, they DO
not require the slightest approach to racing" to ems.
BILE them to attain a much better rate of speed than any
boats in these waters.
The NEW LINE Is composed Of the following elegant
Side-Wheel Steamers, superbly fitted up with Saloons and
single and family State Rooms:
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GEORGE LEARY, CAPT. BRAKEMAN,
JAMES T. BRADY, CAPT. Lands,
CITY POINT, CAPTAIN TALBOT,
DICTATOR, CAPTAIN DEERING.
MAGENTA, CAPTAIN BAULSER.

The are supplied with every luxury the mar
kets afford, and equal to f~rstc,ass hotel fare; and. not
withstsnding the superior advantages offered to the pub
lie in point Of elegance, comfort, safety and speed, tht
fares are as low as by any other line.
They connect with the elegant New Line of Steamers
for Cherrystone, Mathews county, and all points on tht
Eastern Shore of Virginia, and also with the Steamers
for Newborn, Edenton, Plymouth, and all other points
In North Carolina.
Passengers transferred to and from all depots, and bag
gage handled free of charge.
They navigate the James river entirely in the day, thus
~affording passengers time for seeing the fortihcanons
Dutch Gap and other objects of interest.
The Proprietors of the Line are now negotiating FOL
one of the most superb and fast Steamers Of the Hudson
river to run on the James river, and intend to max.
grateful for the very large share of patronage the,
have already received, request a continuance OF tn
public favor. II. V. TOMPk Inc, Agent.
A. W. SHAW. Sup't New Line Steamers. sep2O-2w
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nor PHILA d E HIA

nj o Il / G E
On md after Monday, Sept. 18th, the New and =. vi
Steam or, IS
A v o R I IT E."
JOHN ROGERS, COMMANDER,
VIII run between NORFOLK, SUFFOLK, and SMITH
FIELD, - follows
LIE ave Norfolk for Suffolk every
MONDAY AND THURSDAY, at Q a. IN.
Ii ave Norfolk for Smithfsld every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at e11zs.m N.
L. ave Suffolk for Norfolk every
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, at 10 o, m.
Leave Smithfeld for Norfolk every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 4 p. m.
For freight or passage, apply on board, foot Of Com
me rec street, or to CYRUS Il. STAPLES,
ssep9-tf No. 10 Wide Water street, Norfolk.
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NeAPT. JAMES A MON; =
GEOR GEA n A
CAPT. p. larson.
They cave the Government Wharf, Norfolk, daily at
az o'clock, and High street Wharf, Portsmouth, at .
O'Clock, p. NJ, for Baltimore, touching at Old Polnl;
These Steamers carry the U. 8. Mail and Adams Express
Freight, and for freight and passenger accommodations
are unsurpassed.
Passengers taking these Steamers arrive IN baIlmore IN
time to connect with the carly trains to Washington and
all D )iuts North and West.
Though tickets can be procured on these Steamers Tor
" Washington, Philadelphia, New York, ana all poih's
North and West.
baggage checked to all points free of charge, and spe-
cial attention given to their delivery. 80,
These Steamers run in connection with the celebrated
Steamers THOMAS COLLYER and M. MARTIN, OF the
Norfolk and Richmond Line.
ANY information desired will be cheerfully given by the
Clerks of the Steamers or on application to the office o
the Company in Norfolk.
ay- Be sure to inquire for the FALLS, LINE.
HOS. ii. WEBB, Agent.
aue19-tf Norfolk, Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-04
AN ORDINANCE

Esta6tiShfnO a lock up for tie cHye of JVheeln6
GEC. /. BE 1t ordained by the Col,nciI or m
~ City Of Wheeling, that the Basement oi
S S9S Court House Is hereby constituted
I WiS S3Hpointe9 lock up, for the City Of
WIN the board Of supervisors OF Ohio county.
N SEC &c! = It shall be lawful to inprson there.
either on view without warrant or Nv ISo's.
Inint, ana them safely keep until the next ses-
SION sni OIL inc Municipal Court, unless said per
4ered 70 be brought before hlmself nv the
Jnoee OF said Court or in his absence BY the
person acting In his stead. ~ '''S
= SEC. j. This Ordinances shoII talra ofe,.
from 4S! and after the LIST day OF July, lSB5. -
O. fteSSeu Council June 9th, 1861
jest a. F. FEENY. Clerk
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CnrI or T1lnn1,s.

WHEELING, WEST. VA, July 3, 1866.
Editors Inteuigencer: 80 2 ~ &.
Permit me to express, through your
valuable paper, my high appreciation
of the energy and dispatch Which Maj.
J. w. Benzell, our Very gentlcmanIy
and efficient Paymaster, has performed
the irksome duty of paying the gallant
to command. He and his excellent
clerk have worked almost night and
day, so that my gallant men who have.
fought so nobly might celebrate the
glorious Fourth Mt home. 'i-il'I 7f|71H
We, MS well as the troops mustered
out at this post, are also greatly intlebt-
cd to Maj. D. IL. McPhail, the able and
ginia, for the prOmptness with which
he has had our brave boys paid. /
ID. ID. JOHNSON, r!sir. 81
Late Col. l4th West Va. Vol. !.
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y THElower body ofthe New Hampshire
legislature has ratified tho amendent to
the Constitution prohibitingslavery, by
two hundred and fifteen Affirmative to
ninety-six negative votes. Slavery now
exists only in two States, kentucky and
Delaware, which, in 1860, held the fol-
lowing number of bondsmen: KEN
lucky, 225,4SS; Delaware, 1,7os; total
22''2sl. The fortunes of war, and the
demands of service have, however, re-
o :. this number to fully one-half, so
that there are now not more than !, I,n,it
one hundred thousand slaves in tbe
United States. Strong efforts are. now
being made in kentucky to elect a Leris-
lature favorable to the amendment. and
it is asserted that they will be crowned
with success. The conversion of Wic.J-
life, must have a strong influence on
his late pro-slavery partisans.
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AN ORDINANCE

PrOriding for The appointment, duties and CONF
l'emsaif0H Or the keeper Of nc cityIocK uD. :
GEC. |. Be 1T ordained by the COuncil oC
~ the City of Wheeling, that there shall now
and annually hereafter be appointed In the
same manner and at the SaIne time that 9th
er deputy SergeNntS are, appointed an nd
dltional deputy Sergeant ODE called the keep
SEC. 2. 1t shall be his duty to take ciiarpe
OF all persons brought under arrest 10 tile loeI
up, anu them smelly. keep therein during the
interval between the time OF their arreSf and
me next session of the Municipal Court I'M
les Sllld persons or any of them shall sooner
6c oruered to he taken before the Judge ofsslid
Court: 1t shall be his duty also TO keen the
said city lock up in n clean and Wholesome
CONDITION, and to perform such duties us may
IIaMIully be required of n Tailor, under state
lnwSaS the Council by Ordinance or the Nav
or or city Sergeant shall require of him. y
SEC. 3. For compensation to the Sergeant
Ior me performance. of tho duties heTaIn
SPeclheu there Is hereby appropriated to him
me sum OF nItS: dollhrs per month from JtIiv
Isl, 1853, until the expiration of the clIrrar;t
oInGial year, and he shall further, ne re0uireIi
10 charge, collect and receive the same ices nv
QJMlor under State laws, may chnTne fai1d
collect for similar services, the same 10 Be- mid
luIo the city Treasury, ~ N - -
SEC. 4. This Ordinance Shnll; taJye efTact
rom and after the LIST day of July, 1875.
? f1SSed Council ] unes 10Th, 1885
JULIET H r 'FEFNV f1ayi-
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AT the residence of the brides father hi.
81, 1855, by the.1ey. II. S. GIaSier. Nr.:yiiIiSS
u. tSllnGre, OF Wheeling, w. Va, and Mis-.
N ~. a. Levy, of Bellnire, Ohio.
me party OF the first part in the above no
nee IS q printer, and of course he remembered
ms fellow cEsatts111en. The health of Ar. Gill
more and his lovely eonsort was pledged ii
the 'rosy," and whole lifc time of ilapni-
ness wished them. L'Ess53lI : tn
June 18th, 81 the residence of tho hr;aa,,
Inotnet, by the Rev. NJ. BIalSns,V an WE
Liam. h. Goldsmith, OF AEnrintfS Onto ~ -
MIS- Emma j. MeNast, OF Wheeling, W. w,
-fs7.lss az ~ -
:. On the 18th nit, at the F1ltpn House Wash
3 3llr. Ion ID. BlnckhurnI Formerly OF ErefieTieL
SltY'i Nd, to Miss Emma u. Vance OF Wheai-
1nst west Va No Cards.
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Mr.. JNo. I. MOORE, once n citizen Of
Wheeiing' now of Kansas City, No.,
Is on a visit to this city. He is the
State Emigration Agent for Missouri
and as such isready and willing to give
Information to all persons having west
ward, especially Missouri, intentions.
Ho informs us that law and order now
reign in every part of that Common
wealth and that a future of promising
prosperity is opening upon her.
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The wnEEL1Sa 1SrELn1sEScER.-
This paper, which we number among
our most valuable exchanges, comes
out i'll 'snew dress, -, and its rnechsn;-
cal appearance is thus VERY Greatly i'm
proved. We regard the Wheeling IN
TELLI0EECRR as one of the most Vain
BILE papers In the country, and the
Government owes rs much to the able
manly, straight forward eourSepursued
BY this paper to any other journal IN
National.
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Lots for Sale.

In South Wheeling or Ritchietow,,.
MOS. 8, CD, SIS, IA, Is and 10, In square No.
The above lots are in the square below Mr..
Samuel Ott's-lie in block surrounded by
streets and alleys. -Four Of them front on the
river. ~ -
Also, lots Nos. o and 10, in square IS, sd q
Nos. and s, in square 50, -,
Nos. 10 and TO- in square H.
Nos. 5, and II, in square is, r.
Nos II and II, In square 80, "a .l,.f Ill
+ No. Z, in square 10, ii; . =
= Nos and 10, in square 49,
No. 3, and part of 4, III square 40
The above property can be purchased Mt
private solq, until tuesday July o. when the
lots remaining unSold will be offered nj I,iII1
lie sale mt the Court House. Nv
Apply to THOS. O'BRIEN.
Real Estate Agent
Ju4"Iu - - N IS 3pRlSteF O0ien
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No PAPER To-MoRRow. - To-day
being the Fourth, we shall in accord
nnce with the usual custom, do no work
in our establishment, and hence there
will beno paper tomorrow morning.
The PostofIice will open only during
Sunday hours to-day. llIE
The Banks will be closed altogether.
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Public Sale OF Valuable BuiIuino- lot
- on Main Street. HTI7sT -

by VIRTUE OF AUDEED ,FRoN,
- 5hnmpden Zane and others to Sainnei
SSInTEcnil, recorded in tho Recorders once ~
C6 lo SSs1i So West Va, in deed book No. 81
19 ana ola deed fom the said Churchill
Ian III Pden zane and wife to me- reCorTied IN
SAD Office, in deed book No. sS'paSe III and 1f
az inc Te9ueSt Of EneIy A., wife Of the said
Ham ana 81 Mary daughter of the said
cj1,s! y; Tile 18TH pAYoF july, CONNER
S LIE SSld Sle at 10 O'clock Al NJ eipilt mar
IL 10 ground, each y feet ON Main Street nv
ir6 III Y 2elng part OF what IS usually
an% SIaS Is Lhe reserve, lying between Main
aIl5 iSlarket, and Union and Monroe stTasfs
anu sI. bounded on the south by the line or fI1s
HoTS;SSSS OFISIk building now owed by ThoS
N .llec,toSi inc deeds to the purchasers will
cred pnqueStIonnble s-s'S - S0iAaiGl-
Terms of SaIe.-The riirrhnsa,. ,1,o,, :,
aSIS pay the whole purchase money in
in tj,Ta lCSs,I1 in hand and the balance
t ~ SLLee equal payments of one. two ioIId
At toss years, with interest on lien.
ys-S 0S1o n ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
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STATEMENT 40
The Savings Bank of Wheeling.
826,l85 40
DIVIDEND,

The Directors of this Bank have this tlay
declared dividend of ten per cent, payable
10 the stockholders on demand. =
s. 2. HILDRETH, Treasurer.
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s324,4I9 So


Wheeling Satfngs Insttt,,tion, July ], 765.
The Directors OF this Institution have de-
ci9red dividend Of ten per cent on the cnpi-
9i STOCK, nee of State and Federal tax, pay
representatives on demand. 800 ',i t>t''1-
~ A. c. QUARTER,
Ju5-St TrpSIIrar
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HEADERS DEPT OF THE GUNNER
LAND, MURFREESBoRo', Tenn.
March G. 1894

MAJ. Gen. II: ". HauccE, GGnerai-i,,-
C@fef U. s. H., Washington, D. &. y
1 GENERAL: Yours of the LIST inst.
announcing the offer of n vacant Major,
Generalship to the General in the field
VINO hrst Wins an, Important and deci-
slNe victory, is received.
As an officer and citizen. I feel do
graded at such an auctioneering of
honor. Have we a General who Ny9nId
fight for his own personal benefit. when
he would not for honor and his coun-
try? He will come by his commission
6aselY In that case, and deserves to be
despised by men of honor. But are all
the brave and honorable Generals on
an equality as to chances? If not. it is
unjust TO those who probably deserve
most. S. RoSECRANs, u,
aefs st.i,r Major General.
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host--A POCKET Book.

II saturday afternoon last, a ladies' .port
~ NSy and one s. greenbaek, wns lost eifhei
stI III. sTeltzers connects nary on NaTiSet
aug = ~ sspe5del q 1nder1dent on AIonFos isiT6f
M nne5sal reverb VIII be paid f6left either NJ
tLi iIsS US nee on NJ, SweitzeTs :. -
- u 5l.s.tflI ELL -
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FOR CINCINNATI.
United States Telegraph Comnany

:, = 49,. . W II Last side Mnin ST.,
4 .sii = ~ ~! ttlSfiseEs ab9ye Monroe.
WHEELING WEST VA. -,
TIME United States Taleero,,l, 49,.
q n mes being now completed to Ginc}nnSti
q II ANS and an the western cities and olSo
70 an tne eastern and heffi cififs f1Sxt ~
prepared TO transact business 1t m m
~ S,ilted states and CanRdas, with aSeTIra
Sss,Si I,Sg ana despatch. For the con.
Iy oL9nch ONCE established m tie Moi M
mouse. JuS-lwl us. TELEGRAPH Go.
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Late Col. nth West u. ",
Ieourcgurd on the ..s,nclt E1os...

- wa AAAN ~nAkNIk
The private papers of JEFF. Davis and
and General Beauregard, recently cap
tured in Florida, were brought into
Jacksonville, few days since. by one
Of the drivers of the, wagon in whose
charge they We're placed. The capture
includes all the private dispatches and
correspondence OF Beauregard, together
withlia considerable quantity of the
personal etFectsiof Davis. Among other
things are three splendid uniforms pre-
scented to Beauregard by the ladies of
Columbia, S. O., Augusta, Ga, and
Selma, Ala. An important private tel
egraR to the following effect was also
discovered: 49,
CHARLESTON, S, c., Oct. l3, 1862.
Hon. Wn'. q. fNItes, .Riehaaopel, "a.
Has tho bill for the execution Of
abolition prisoners after january next
been passed 7? Do, it; and England viii
be stirred into action. 1t is hivh tina
to proclaim tho black flag after tint
period. Let the execution be with tho
garrote. G.. 4. BEAUREGARp. :.
Z
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. IL

Letter from Gen. IOSccrons 4o Con
EaIleck 1853
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-02

MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE OF ODD
FELLows.-THE SOUTHERN STATES TO BE
REPREsENTED.-It will be recollected
that shortly after the close of the late re
bellion the Grand Sire of the Grand Lodge
of the United States, Isaac NJ Veitch,
ESQ, issued a proclamation, in which he
invited the Grand Lodges of all the States
lately in r,bellio.. to send delegates to
the Grand Lodge of the United States,
which assemblies in Baltimore On the
18th of September. 1t is a pleasant duty
to record the fact that the Grand Secre-
tary has received favorable responses
from nearly every Grand Lodge in the
United States, and it is now confidently
believed that at the coming meeting the
Order will once again present an un-
broken front, and that one of the old time
gatherings will take place This is as it
should be. Already the members Of the
Order in that city are making prepare
lions to give their brethren who have
been so long necessarily absent warm
reception. The meeting OF those who
have separated for years will doubtless,
be most cordial, but only such IN one IA
should be expected from members OF an
Order which is based OH the principles OF
Faith, Hope and Charity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-02

SCHOOL BoARD.-The School Board
met last evening a quorum being pres
ent. The minutes of previous meeting
were read and adopted.
The Board then proceeded to the con
tirmation of the election of Principals and
Assistants for the various Public Schools
The Following were confirmed as Prin-
cipals: LIST ward, Mr.. Galloway I'd ward,
-; Sd ward, Mr. Snowden 4th ward,
Mr. Stevens; 5th ward, Mr. McMechen
Mr. Rhodes was also confirmed as male
teacher at Fulton, with one female assis
tant.
Mr. Robinson moved that certain petit.
tions in relation to the Principalship of
the second ward be read, when there was
some excitement manifested. Tie petit
tons were handed to the clerk
Mr.. Wickham said these petitions " ere
signed by the citizens of at least three
wards. Politics are said to be mixed up
in this matter and he was opposed to it.
Mr.. Hubbard said there Was no use in
reading the report, as there was no APP
plicant for the position.
Mr.. Cloham said he was al in the
dark. Let's hear the petition, anil see
what it means.
Mr. Robinson said all the commias ION
ers OF the Second ward agreed to have
Mr. Galloway; these same gentlemen
then got up a petition against the man;
he came to the First ward, and We elect
ed him.
What was in the petition could not be
ascertained, as the matter was smothered
without any further action
Mr. Robinson was opposed to outsiders
posting members. daughter
On motion it was resolved that the
resolution passed August 1ltl', authoriz-
ing the committee on Building topur.
chase lot No. 8, Webster township, on
certain conditions, be repealed, aud that
said committee be authorized topurchase
lot No 6, and also to apply, through an
attorney, to the October term of Court
to condemn lot No. and fraction adj
joining, for the school of Webster town
ship.
A resolution was passed authorizing
the commissioners to issue tickets of AL
mission to pupils, and stating that none
could be admitted without them.
A number of proposals for coal We're
read, and other unimpOrtant business
was transacted, when the Board adjourn
ed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-02

A WARNING. Patrick Mulligan was
yesterday fined S. by Judge Good tor
loafng and using abusive and prefane
language in the Independence Hope
House, First Ward Boys and young
men are in the habit of loaiing about our
hose houses, using gas at the expense of
the city to play cards, carouse, etc. Our
Street corners are also infested with these
juvenile ruffians and candidates for the
penitentiary, ami we are glad to see the
authorities beginning to get hold of these
offenders We understand that the most
strenuous efforts are being made to put
a stop to this rowdyism, and we think
all interested would do we'll to take
warning.
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NOTICES.
augl9-lu
TAX NOTICE.

VNHE TAXPAYERS OF OHIO
i County will take notice, that shall be pre-.
pared to receive the State, County and School
Taxes for the year 1865, in the several Town.
ships, at the times and places hereinafter men
toned, and that deduction Of 81 per cent. on
the State Tax will be allowed to those who shall
paw all their taxes ON or before the LIST day Of Oc
tobeR 1865 at the Sheriffs Office, OF at the times
and places specified, viz:
Washington Tp-At the First Ward Hose
House September l5, 10 and 20.
Madison Tp.-At the Hope Hose Hons. Sep
TENDER 81, % and %.
Clay Tp-At the Sheriti's Office, September
IL, 10 and 20.
Union Tp.-At the Rough aud Ready Hose
House, September q, % aud %.
Centre Tp-At the Fifth Ward School House,
September25 &c and 81.
Webster Tp.-At Isaac Freezes Store Room,
(Menry Echols' old stand) September %, 30 aud
60
Richie Tp.--At the South Wheeling School
House. September 10 and 20, and at Adams
school House, September %.
Triadelphia Tp.-At F. Hers, (the place OF
yoting,l September IL, Il and Is.
Ric6land Tp.-At Clinton p. o., September
is; at A. A. Allison's Smith Shop. September ~,
and at Atkinson's School House. September %.
Liborty Tp.-At Valley Grove p, o. Septem.
Der IA and Is, aud at Samuel Bells Store, West
Liberty, September Is.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD
aupls.till octI Sheriff of Ohio ca