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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-30

FILLING ICE-IlOUsEs WITH SNOW
As the time is now approaching when
the supply of ice for the ensuing year
is to be secured, beg leave to give you
the experience Of one of our "ClillOn
Farmers Club" of Clifton, O. His Ice
houses Is situated on tho side Of grav-
el hill, covering II pit ten feOt deep and
twelve feet square, and Is n simple
frame structure over the pit about four
or five feet In height; the sides Of the
pit are boarded up, and tho drainage IL
through tho gravel.
Finding II expensive TO haul Ice from
the nGighbOring ponds and rivers, no
Inst winter filed his house with snow,
after the custom prevailing In SwitZer.
land and California (iOr my friend Is II
traVGlerh simply rolling II up In mass
~, and with II whGClbnrrOw convey
ing Z to tho honsC-ilrst lining tho
sides Of the pit with straw, and HiIOr II
WIS filled covering the snow with tho
sumo material, thus filling his house
without cost, and SECURING an abundant
supply of good leo for his lnrgc family
during the whole summer. The snow
settled down into II compact mnSS,
when the spring and summer hcnts
affected II, and portion still remains
the bottom Of the pit ms solid ny gln.
Cicr Of tho Alps.-NcrbWm Sap, in
COUltT,y Gentlemen,
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amman, ornn OVcr,eer.

A correspondent Of the Boston Adper-
tiser, writing from Georgia, says:
"whlle my acquaintance with some
OF the better class Ofcitizens hereAbOutS
furnishes no cause for tho assertion
that there Is unusual hostility TO the
Government or to people from the North,
the every day language of the lower
classes Is clear proof Of what l have de-
nominated aS surface hatred. Possibly
some OF fthS.denunciatoTy words ! have
Overheard In tho hotels and on the
streets were intended especially for
INC, on tho suppOsitlon thnt am from
tho North, but am confident TINT very
little Of this language could have been
used for that purpose. As curious
specimen Of whnt one hears, take tho
following little speech, made by nn ap-
parently intelligent man TO II group OF
half n dozen persons, OF whom | was
one:
"I'Ve sent an advertisement TO the pa
per for II job Of overseeing sOmeplanta-
lions next year. reckon could do
that quite lively. Oh, 1 tell you can
do some tall CuSsin' when git started.
Can't lick free nigers, but don't
know iftherC's any Inv ngin Cussin' 'em,
uIu uNAlGNtll u OAHhbNs
It's next best TO lickin'. Jest cuSs one
o. 'em right smart for bout five min
utes. and he'll play of part. Probably
the Yankees don't like like that style,
but hain't no use for a Yankee, no
how. had n lot Of likely negroes, but
they're all gone, had Confederate mon
ey, but that's all gone, and I've got IL
heup % Confederate bonds, but they
amt worth damn. reckon God Al
mighty fought on the other side In this
war. He used to smile on us, but He
hasn't given us anything but frowns
lately. / don't care Il damn, but don't
like TO see my friends oil so cut up about
II. can get along well enough.
should like 10 lick n hundred free ne
groes Just once all 'round-if l didn't
bring 'em TO know their places, I'd pay
ten dollars piece for all ! failed on.
But the Yankees give us our orders
we mustn't lick the freedmen, they say.
Free damn -Cusses, | call 'Om. I reckon
'tan't agi'n no law to swar at 'em, an
damn me If can't do that ar. Yes, sir,
God Almighty was Hgin us, but l
low 'twOnt be wrong TO Cuss the free
niggers. Yes, sir, God Almighty was
agin us. Wanl, havn't no use for IL
Yankee, they're low down, triilin' fell
lows nny how, and reckon shall have
to play IL lone hand, and git long the
best can bV mVsplfn
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GaeqttetIf1gen
or sUBscRTPTIoN.

WIN. LLOYD GARRISON, who some
months ago announced that he meant
to discontinue the publication Of The
Libtrator at tho close Of the present
year, last week printed in that journal
the Proclamation OF Ratification, from
types not by hlgown hand. In an edi-
torial article, he thus enthusiastically
refers to the great fact of the abolition
and perpetual prohibition of American
Slavery:
"ReloIce, and give praise and glory
10 God, ye who have so long and so un.
tiringly participated In all the trials
and vicissitudes Of that mighty conflict!
Having Sown In tears now reap in Joy.
Hail, redeemed, regenerated America
Hail, North and South, East and West!
Of Righteousness, thus nightly
strengthened and signally gloritied
Hail, the Present, with its transCen.
dent claims, Its new duties, its impcra-
tive obligations, its sublime opportuni.
tiesl Hail. the Future, with It's preg-
nHnt hopes, It's glorious promises, Its
illimitable powers of expansion and
development! Hail, ye ransomed mil
lions, no more to be chained, scourged,
mutitated, bought and sold In the mar
ket, robbed OF all rights, hunted as
partridges upon the mountains in your
flight 10 obtain dellvemnCe from the
house Of bondage, branded and sCorn-
ed as n connecting link between the
human race and the brute creation
Hail, all nations, tribes, kindreds, and
peoples, "made Of one blood" interest
ed in a common redemption, heirs ol
the same immortal destiny! Hail, an.
gels in glory, and spirits of the just
made perfect, and tune your hGrps
anew, singing, "Great and marvellous
are thy works, God Almighty; Just and
true are thy ways, thou King ofsaints
Who shall not fear thee, o Lord, and
glorify thy name? for thou only art
holy; for all nations shall come and
worship before thee: for thy judgments
are made manifest"
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The Charleston South CdrOlinidH,
which is by no means Yankee paper,
but is full of sympathy with what is lefl
of the aristocrRcy ofthat state, and pro-
fess no repentance for treason and rebel.
lion, nevertheless has the sense to COM
prehend that tho future glory and pros
perily Of the South depend upon the
ready and thorough acceptance of the
new social order. II lately set forth It's
ideas OF "Truo Chivalry" in language
that must have astonished Carolinians
of the old school. 1t declared that the
Chivalry of South Carolina is not dead,
but that it will come out OF Its trials
purified and transhgured; and thepco-
pie of the South should realize "that
they stand upon the threshold of a
world In which the truest chIvnlry will
be TO go bravely to work with hand or
hend; that the knight Of the nineteenth
century is he who believes In the
nobility Of labor" South Carolina Is
already transformed If her leaders nc
ccpt this doctrine, and great and
prosperous future Is before her. Who
could have hoped, four years Rgo, to
hear the nobility of labor proclaimed
in South CRrOlinnY lf now the South
Curoiinidm, and all who lend popular
opinion in TINT State, will DO true to
this great doctrine, and give honor to
the lHbOrCr, Of whatever color; If they
will SEQ TO ii that no class or race Is pro-
scribed, defrnuded and degraded be-
cause they nre capable only Of hard
work, South Carolina mny yet lead the
South In all noble institutions and en-
tcrpriscs, ns she hns led hitherto In de-
structive and treasOnnhle politics. II
tho InbOrCrs of South Carolina are ig-
uOrnnt, degraded and nbjcCt, It IL the
work Of true Chivnlry to protect, In
struct and elevate them. Ifthe knights
Of the South will but sec and accept this
mission they shall lCnd the new Crn not
only in the South, but in tho nntiOn.
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a VIRGINIA paper states TINT mnny
Of the SwCdcs Nnd Germans who recent
ly arrived there from the NORTH, for the
purpose of engaging intIlling the soil,
nro nbout pulling up stakes" with the
intention of pitching their tents" in
the far West.
Intelligent white lnbOrcrs will not
stay In the South untirthCir employers
learn to treat them M mon nnd not M
scrls. Tho contempt for lnbOr Sn pro-
vnlcnt IN tho South is applied to white
M well us black, aud hence the miluro
OF thnt section to get or retain white
substitutes for the blnck lHbOrcrs II hNs
In abundance.
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nR n ]. KISNER.

TTJESDFRS HIS THASKSTO ALL THOSE
TIbo have favored him with their conn
Jcncr and patronage, md would INFORM ms
friends and the people generally, hlht ne VIII,
ibe coming wear occupy his old ono" on ~
Siyret n"nI Reed & Krnn's Drug StDrr, centre
wheeling, ". VA, whCrr he may ~ consult,
ID In fefeTrucp 10 theirdt4'asH, tliH nhtnr"hhn
c%or,r,er M which the D1ctOr II able NJ nll
tiTnrS and under all circumstance, To dl7.rilh
TnI ~ nJSIITg NJ the probable result AMI lurit'
tl0n OF treatment. He practices lhn IElwtlc
Systnrn Of MellclnC, using mild hut eHrcuNc
yc,n,,lE,s, supporting instead ~ depressing
ihc vital Powers, THIS mGllcin'N uST bS
him hrr pTcpATrd and put up ~ ms own
GiTcc h-lI,z the treatment OF Aculc DiH-
T1gas, Df, Kfsurr will give his attention 20 INC
Treatment Of nll vhhctles Of Chronic llI1Rt'
Thnt srGnryr of the human rarr, Srrpihlh, IN
MI ia varied forms, viz, pufulcnt lhFnnfH'7
from the Far, W prevalent nmong rnlihn ~
pnTi,ICnt Dphnlmh, OyHnn, Enlarged tlhnuN,
ificETntiOns Cunnrr. and all VnntilN oi SKIN
Iisrns,-s will rrcriyr his special nttHnuuii.-
Disens,s pf the Throat, Lung md Heart, law
cy fi1tnDlnIniA, Dinffhuql, DyBntery nnn Ill'~i
bis.,,sis. Of thr l'Fiunry Organs, Syphllls, %ri'
EcTyOus and Spinal Affections, Epllrlny'
KhGumntlSm rnd Pnmlyhs, Diseases 81 Fc,
Innlrs. DyrinrnOrrhen, l,HurGHlrh, FrOlhlrW'
JjtCri. and an Painful Irregularities nilh ser
yOus Dls,g,sI~ To which they hfr HuBjrCl; ~
trentA successfully. Tbs treatment 0i GILL
DREk will Tpn0iVC the glfnr attention NJ mere
i0fDTe, Al consultations aud cnmInhnlrl-
lions strictly confidential nnl VIII receive
nFnmpt attention. Might calls ch""rlhlly hll'
sWrTrd. Oiico hours fruin ' u u A. NJ, !"
I and Q TOR. N, JuhS
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"NIIN fOsN ITOn hOT HOIICIOUNWONN,
And put away her short brown hair.
An exchange thinks this maiden must
have lived prior to tho advent Of the
"wNtermll." At;prcsent tho ladies' put
away their son brown hnlr before going
to their "dOlIclous sleep"
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lSsT5 5RS: Z II:sUfED.


onoo. Il 4 sociaf batty, Madam K.
ia iiIplgn nGif df especial note
Tor iollihF NJ tlhGt other people wrote,
nd /, ming ID, !, Int nv ean tPnlytRy
liAnl tTdf foaf II nlll Md, with d anOeF,
When o. WA r 4 fAmOuR RFtllln-
'.i7hat I 4 imRe mic and q aggntloman
y ibe,S " ~, NY W. > ''ii' SO''-''--
aWhy, tio,p 4 "a the wlttieEt OF men
I.ooling the NJ Do Getonoly In her face-
( hFltllil ltig N avery common case,
And ydl 1nei thif : 90 happen now and then,
ItIit ~ Ia your Ialio one may chance 10 b0
- aCtrs end pdy-don't you See'"
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Flour. Flour.

am HBIS. Champion Choice family
HtllI gObbla HOAT Eihf choice family.
SGiils. Phoenix, EHtFn family.
IN 6bls. III. GrnByiOye Double Extra
M bbls GDliIsn Shrnf Double Extra for sale ny
nUylD List, MOKl,lSON 4 60,
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Tondreth,s Carbon Seeds.

JI,IIE EUNDERsIGNED HAVE MADE hlt.
mngGfnrniE To have. on hand u chlnlhr"
nt,.6Timrni Of lnndfath'H 0nrdrn leeds sur,
piy The spring trade. We nm ngS1 4nilloTlh,ii '.,i
f,tni.h thE bII direct from iRnhtcth 4 Son.
NIl WHO mny hvOr ~ with their patronage
mny depend upon getting u genuine article ~ ~
ihG growers prices Orlen Will ~ hllCh IN
rotation IN received. AASolno OF LhG yltleliIN'
nnrtnnrc 6f spndinR In their orders early.
y" UOitREfL 4 co,
orpg CoF. Of Market and Quincy HW.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF wHEELN0.
,eIBO,OOO,


DIRECTORS:
7. Fl. Logan, 7. p. ShnllcruRa, Geo, K. Wheat,
Geo, MPndcl, John ZoeclIler, Saml. MuClel.
Ian, g; W. FnnEheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
LAuRhlln
NNHIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, Hre prepared To take risks nj
fair rates on buildings OF nil kinds, mcrrhAn.
disc, manufacturing establishments, furni-
turP, steamboats, and CnTgoeR on the western
riverN and lakes and also on the lives OF per-
sons for term Of yeArS This Company Of.
fem superior Inducements to farmers, where's
by they can he insured for three yCaiN, al re-
duced mites. This being home institution,
composed of some ninety.fOnF EtockholdeM,
most OfwhOm nre among our hest business
men, recommends itself TO the favorable con.
Eideration otthe insuring public, and SOllcita
their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Ofiice, No. Mcclure House, bCing the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
n. L. ARTHUR, Secretary,
SAM1l MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO. MENDEII, Vice President.
NC. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions,
Ofiice, No. Mcclure House, being tho same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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A TTIIE NEW nOOTS SlIOESTORE, No.
n IhS Mnin street, WhCrC tiSt clNSN gONls
am to In Ind Rt fTOm 10 to n pr cont cheaper
than amy other establishment In this clSy.
COME ONE COME Al,Ll TO JOHN X.
RORi SSOS, where you will md u well ~.
INctdSl stock Of RONtE, SliOJE and ORitCrS, con.
sStlmg Of Ovcry thing In the line Of Ladies,
Gents and MisNca TCnr, kept constantly on
hand nj No, ihS, Main Stp'Ot, room formerly
OCcuplrh by Mr.. John bishop. Call md eX-
anime fOr yourselves Rnd EecurO good lar.
GninS Now II tho time 10 yet your money
hack, and ut the same iimN TCplOnlsh your
understanding, Don't forget tho place, the
sign OfthO llg Hack llOOt, nOVg9.
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For Sale I'm ali Pnrta Of tho world

BB-Central Depot, American Express Build.
ing, IS Hudson Street, New York. Manufac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry SLIeetS, Hudson
NY. GEO. G. HUBBbL a 70.
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Beans, Beans.

m BUsHELS PRIME WHITE, beans
DU foT sale by SOklsELL w.
novrq
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. COMFY
OFTICK BAIT. d OHIO RAILROAD Co., |
WlEEELIHG Dec. 3, 1909 !
WINTER SCHEDULE
)MoDATIoN TRAIN,

DARSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and After Dec.
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"WMEEIJNG PARK"
c,KATIN0' GAP FOR, ,LADlE4-IUsl
> received al .HM'"Ek a bHo'b
nSVN
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FOR SALE BY

FREEDMAN. jasper:
fRsD HoFFsAs. Hrb,son Towns
J"Hs HOFFMAN. Coiumbia Townrhip.
ssfo. H.FfnAs. HARRISON Tow nship:
GEoF SHuRrz. Frrdin and;
A"HsG BfcksAs. Ferdinand:
fRssr PrcKHARDT. Hunsnesburr:
n X. TAYEoR. Ireland;
.pruvrisor q Mefch- nss ever wbe,.
Y kOBACK. ~Componnder az SION. ~
ni'iefs Rood Pills. Dis'iIisr snd N ,puf. !.
y Cs'swbs and Swedish Brs nd,es go
kinds OF he hrsr II, messie Tio,.,
N 'ch are sclc. ~hol-s.ls or IN az d.s;r.sI
a',v. . Nos. SIS. s.. 60 and e. go,
n = s'rees. Cisciossu. q
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' m Ir1VT| H7. n ~ TT "
not cnis are tuur Pills st+nirnhl : niarsal - mir rre
r@-e - an nf~rienf, tut I end fiHtis asnsReisl en.t, rroa
tn1 Liver very nsskfd irc~d Fi-y have IN ~, p-se
uce pssel mere stertuxl fr the are ~ Lnass -
pl'r4 tsAA ans oar rriaey ! Ga uentian. sarer N
Irjo.e Inst We hzte ~ lristh 4 fAi.st.e .h,eh Il -
M us esloasnss u ths fHoitsa.-a asa 4D1 ,slls.
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these Filters are PUT ~ IN quart
hotties, Of which the abovs . . fso-
siraile. The label j. finely y
Tyagei, and is provided uith .
-rIari from co.rtsr-eiters.
Price 81 Per bette, or sir for IS.
e. w. Fo5ack, Proprietor, No. s
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, .
Utcn all orders should b od-
a, ssed.
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ollCE - hershr given. thsrihe Under
- .'rned sill snplv ~ ne Dib~fs Rss~d
lof County Cnmmissinaers. y, the March
session Thereof II 1865 o., refNu sretss.
under ne provisions "a 40 srt entried.Ar
|ac' r. requisite and lirerse H. ale m .pir-
i'nou~ %vinons. msli ard Other i'm. canrg
liqn ~" TIE pace 81 ell with. ,he icrs
.oeeucird Nv hin No ~ al IS In N.
town M c.iss'ine, Hall Tow nship, Dubois
Conrfy. Indisna.
The fi,izrnr ~ sid ioanship wiIltsks
due so;ics thereof.
EDWARD BoHART.
Ian. 2sfh 1865.
(scAL Or LAMPS. CBIssErs Asn SsxDHs
81 the latest style, FIR ssle ~
C~p n ysua y-
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A"'ARnS NDItdE
Avfl~I i h-rsby risrn rhe, ~. sna--.
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r n 80 sstrs- n B-snsrS O.tA-r. Hill
y Dio'i- rau"rs. fsc-asss sag ...s- /.
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y = Hun TERMAy. .smr.
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~ xIviSTRATpR'S SALE or LAM
~ OIfCE Y hereby gsv-n. IN, ~ vrra.
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NON P-~- G 49,. msd- a The J,na.-s
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TERMS or SALE -Oas h.lf e.,h. Nv,
10 one yssr. ~iih rcfe a ins.re.,
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sale % begin = ? o'elnrk. n. N.
GERARD NIEHAUS. adm.
Adams 4 Bus:snsr az.
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nA ft'as ~ u g ~ r. .rc.c.gsA
lcur Pills have hai . tong Wal IN INV W.. ,g-,. - r
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-11

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-11

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09


nSyThe Marshall Republican of the 10Th
Feb. containes the proceedings of q public
meeting held in that place on the 4ih, on
the subject of reconstruction &c. The res
olutions of the meeting were adopted with
but two or three dissenting voices, and may
be better explained by stating that they
cmbody tho Resolutions of the last called
session of our Legislature, concerning Peace
Reconstruction and Independence. They
breathe the spirit of true patriotism, and
II determination 10 perseyere TO the end.
The meeting was very largely attended.
The proceedings do not lcokas though there
was much truth in the reports which have
reached us, and have been publicly discuss
ed on the streets, that.there was large ell
ement of reconstruction in the Eastern
Counties. We want lose similar meetings
held in every county in the State. They do
no harm, and we believe do great deal Of
good.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09
assg~ We cannot find room in our little

B65~ We cannot find room in our little
elect for one fourth Of the interesting mat
Ger that daily passes before our eyes in our
exchanges. We wish we had larger paper,
and il we had little better encouragement
we could afford ut least double our size
THE pres; Mt war furnishes enough Of inter-
est to fill full grown newspaper, and we
heartily wish we were able to return TO our
old lie
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-09
xSy-The mail last night brought us Hols

LSgnThe mail last night brought us Hous-
Con papers of the 9th. mot so late as due,
by four or five days. and Austin papers OF
tle LIST. The telegraph line to Shreveport
being down, the papers contain no late tel
egrams.
The Austin Gazette of the lst, publishes
an item taken from the Matamoras "Morn-
ing Call" of tie 18Th February, stating
positively that official information had been
received at Havana and New Orleans, that
Che Confederate States had been recognized
by England, France and Spainj and that
an English bearer of dispatches to Lincoln
: had s.positive instruction to insistmpon the
immedialc raising of the blockade; other.
wise England would take immediate steps
IN relation thereto.
The Gazette thinks the report was gotten
up for the purpose of cotton spcculations.
The Telegraph basadvices from Havana
or to the 2Ollr February, which do not MAKE
tny mention of The repor', andof course II
Is all "bosh.