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, 1865-06-25

: Is-'' 'TRw YORK RrFoRm.'
New York is to have . Paid Firc n.n.4
ment. probably mt without =. 1,r,,.-
Would express II. ,nw,r,c5 roS, [,e.. ~
I.wupnuscs !" t{ut thr cronrasar1 <. ~
institution Is 1a,d. and tbo ~. suss ~
that vretchea civ ,r.r roa.anst, rsopte v!
that ti,c1r .6otirs. IN :tb,. .,,sss.,s enPes.
finally an,wcrcd hv .nroa.. 'T1S1s a vi w
Of the siste NJ N.r yars~S :. -. s sAs.su'e
paaxed an ,cf ,,,,thor5.;,, - escesu1'
n nen,ri,nsnt - ~, ~ stsaHvn ~ saso
Inc ia GOV; .t,;,,t,e..,,.ss eusHoeo.s 'ouca@
| tees n nh ~. .tnn1das, ,.s.. PROM
:: keene,s or fbot--s.st +s..rOa., auu uosRefE
asa r,1oco or ,a.tanrss ~ t1s slty aoeons
case M IN rro.t othassrsIt sS atHen N tais
nicinal aff,trs ~ ,n...1 - tor se,otm IN ma-
courta. Init fortnn.t.1F r.. ss' vas nsa! 70 tue
! m ea:lv dects}on hoa f,o.a noiae'ss
If The Common ronrs1, 1ao MOVE
do Its dntr-, ma,,a. - .Do, uiseo 70
IL nrs.t dor,,t ~ "aea 1aefo
mi no ~ .ss "o'a. u organization
1er ena -,,ssI,oe ". roteas ctement oi disor-
.t..,. aet "A4 DC removed, and
rr Es0tant5 OF safety substituted
fortunately the recent frcmens'
@ os y! flosn!ns In which few Nyes were
AoAts anu oal an hundred heads broken.
eome5 Just IN time to quicken the movement
" .ne e'ts 4eeaslators in the direction that
III nonest people wish to see them 20. II IA
aeaeap Flndicatton Of the eoyerpowesfneneces.
az " me case and 1t Is lucky that In fur.
ute"tnsl It feaoy-made as An appeal to the nuh
~. ano ~ an excuse to the members OF the
Iouneia, 1hc roEdIcs themee elves t,ays maid
'ue ehnfe cost. which fs not much to be snrc
w eucn Ases are properly held at q low vain.
, 1865-06-25

Cloetnz Prices ter cash. Jcee 1sss. Rece.ved BY F.
e. shsecatAn = Co., Conui.neo, ssosx &3t Bond
Hrckt.s. u Clark street, Chicago;
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THE SUMMER HtEGHRA-
Where shn1l we 20, FOR The &umn.r-
nne Tour1ais aud tn tlr Naunis ana
AAHUle8s S +,s.,

-:..
where shn1l we 70 ssr tho &n nr,.- :.
1ns tn TSar's.s aad tn.ir maaa.sn nse ar
The Sun has turned vt.hthot a4l;,' "a f,o,
thc summer solstice. aud fhIe summer ion,
1873 arc under marching orders OF are alfe,d
On tne1r travels. The trials Of po!er famQ;a
with his pocket full Of checks and hjs ha,
with the weighty responsibility of sarato7
trunks. have begun FOR the season. Rail,os,
men tell US that In years psst purely n,o,.
nre frHvel has.not gtYen such present re ,u1t
q 1utare promise. Cons iis the grave can
CEN OF the war that has sat upon tho peo
ple these four summers past. Lifted are th
"ar clouds rolling dun" along our South
efn horizon. L'ghtened are tho aurlct,
'or gallant kinsmen exposed, tho c.re Of IN
heto wounded, the grief for our noble dead. !
change has taken place. With the clash Of th
closlng doors Of the temple Of Janus como on
citizens sTarm]ng to pleas sures denied or de
clined before. The WIZ, with oil the weight,
| u mas 1am npon community, has not been th.
opplsseof Of AL. 1t has made many fortunes
dear Mr. and Mrs. shoddy, which It's p,ssc,s
| ors Will Know well how, and will make haste
10 enjoy. It has crowned many heroes who
are now coming back to thelr rewards and Ia
be tie pets Of the quiet home and the pay
assembly. The long trains ,un full, and ran.
read nen rub their delighted palms willis
ahey Keep up Vigorous competing chant
concerning Patent busters and cars that cary
arctic atmospheres through dog-aay heats
Ihc hotels ot the great centres of resort at
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FKANCIaL and COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

SAEJhnAy EVENING. Jc,r3:, 1865.
BHa:ness duEio3 the week ending to d., has
sultd dull IL na3tiy all its departments. The
unsettled condlt'o1 Of the gold market and ,bp
near spprosch Of Il. ''dos cays' have decreased
TIC fpseulatt7e feeling, and nearly all 4he c,asses
o& The tornmRutty are preparing for TIE usszil
sD1ner du1lnes,.
bnrarg tho week gold has been Irregular, bua
tho :sndc1cy on the wsolc has been do1nwart.
TIE following table shows the rapce OF ouots-
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AAe A'euty NaEktI FuleA easy, 1oQ there Il
more effort macr to lend ttcnto borrow. The re-
7ofrements oftee produce .rsde ere light, aud al,
other branches d commerce. being comparatively
cufes, therc:s less inquiry fo- Recommendations at
tae vaiions atsccant houses. Theso is, hogeye::
nc chhnRe In tho rate Of diaco7nts which Is etea1y
At 10 per cant per annum. On tho stteet tie
brokers aze dofnR very little a: .ats per cent uer
cath for secood and third class paper. Mort
cses loans arc ensy at sGs per 'eenr per anauu
for long time.
Esstern exchange is In limited tupely. and the
mstsetfa quiet h1t 61zn. The dc,esnd eo.day va.
iess t:hse, and The banke7 generally tssi enough
to tnopl, their customers. Rate, are steady -
tio d:seannt to pas buying, and -0a{ pseaiun
seilip:s. Round soss- we're sold eod.y By The
oauke:ssr 10 each othsf, ~ 50G6o pse1atun per
thou,shd:
The produce ma-aet 10 dsy wss .aull. Flour
was dah'and 1ow=s., Wheat wrs. easier and
inzetirss Cora deckne3 }@1c per bcshe,. Oats
advanced J91c, Rye dcs.,ned 1Gac. Provisions
and H'EhNines wer= neglected and pr nosntnal
Gold opened In Nav York To-Day at Hea, dc.
e!ned to INK, and clcsed at ?. n, s:-,4s,. The
following sse tho qposaucns teIesraphea to james
r
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FEO9I CHATTANOOGA.
The Late ExpInaien aud Rl1e-nsktnr
among lhc Embers-SuhpIcfuus kxs
pose OF Figures,
tcorespozdenee OF the Ch'e.ro THIN "a.

LAoIIEtpCEacuce OF Tue Chic8rc THIN SA,{
CnAT1AaoooA. Ju1e Is
Ezsggeratcd figures With reference to tres
arc no ntyelty, nor Of much harm save where
calculated to do harm 10 The interests of
underwriters. There is ono other p ,ssiblc
case where the act7atinS motive raaJ be ys.y
like and no better. Al. such instances fur
nish good grounds for Investigation. Some
OF thete aspects are presented By the recent
fire here, TIC Exaggerated accounts Of which
have been sent lar and wide. Wha. arc the
fscss With regard 10 the late destruction Of
commissary stores heres eau give Won
some of them.
The building said to be burned was two
hundred and any feet long By tos.y-etsht IN
In Width, with len feet posts and pitched
rcof. It was said TO contain the mass OF
eommistaIy ap1snded, which, for the sake of
init Eligibility Of proof reduce to harrc,s,
This ia fnclusfyeof s. GO lbs of had hread In
the building: Wv"
, 1865-06-25

The sates Of rtitht on live STOCK Eass were nxedoa
the ssih IA prtl. - fo1oass ......--
r4TYa or vtxfsH1 or L1vI sToN 1Asz.
TO pxTKoE1 OF 1ptKoo
HeNs4- Cattle I'D nj.
Al:A. Cent I'D u. g.. la:Ea CAS-. - % S13M *
Cd11 Of 40 fref.. .,.-....-.-.......6 610 - % toc
4scAlx21 Central, ENA0 eal...... A,Sa &V NC
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The New fork Eftain7 Erprtss OF the 1T
ltpQfia the fuilnN1n9 incident In reecftoo r,r

The NV fofk EffRtn7 ETVrfsS Of The Y7th
1epot's the following Incident In corzectsoa With
r. II tpecn'aason:
In the gold market last Ell Mug little Incident
the .trsct. 8ed nsy exp.ai. the rac:d ouctaar:nns
10 the MARKET tc.t8y. To th0st uuacoat!oted
ENh The fIe md outs Of the Evening Exchange,
to the har.rocm Of the Filth Avenue Hotei, and
sonne Of than indulge p.atty freely In the luuids
dispensed At the white marble eountcr. It Wis
ersut took plaee. A gentleman, connected SONS
What wua the Erie pool on Bto1d street was Md
dit2 for innsuss suaunts Of gold At ii6. when
sthe American Deer" sold him one lot at ,N0.-
&C At this price. No hing daanted. the Erte NAV
BID for anothes million snd got then foar q ~
hsa IA, anu a. he did no: buy any more, IL MI
etppoktd his stordeEss Hss dl!ed.
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4csAl fCGu GO 10 hkfrclt. ..,...,,,....a af(4s
Sow Apply your mental toot-ruie to II ths {
luldinG. and ft In the barrels until II Is full,
Gise eash barrel On its side height Of tw1
feet ard width Of two feet, This viii c;Ts
from the above dimensions OF The building.
aid VIC have sixteen tiers Of bsrrels. az
barrels high and one bundled aud tTenty.
five barrels long, or ten tAouAaai barrels. And
this leaves no space for the hard bread ana.
acct riding to The above table, leaves over
the 5000 lbs Of hard bread in boxe. Womb
pick In a space nearly onc-tbird the enri1f
eusadirg. aud cou!d NOS be contained, toere.
accounted for. !" -->
But this is not all. This remarkable bu,la.
ipg, which must have been gutta percha, Is
sad. privately. TO have held at the time ot
the hte considerable amount Of whisky,
And ecrtalnly may Of ,he soldiers cot 80
hcaril5 foadfd With this article, IN irving to
Of the fire. Nor is this all; for the bui1dinc
Isn't tu1ned. but stards not much the worse
for wear. 1t was On fire number Ct t.mes
bus was put out. The ccmmissa~y s.ores
were al rtmoved except the hafd bead.
The estimate states that $780, 600 is the loss
to the 9cye rnment: Ehllc I venture t. say
that one thousaad dollars will cover The DAM.
ufe t. stores, chiefly feum water.
What may be the meaning OF this dsscrep-
oncy leave to your readers. Some OF them
IL they have evtr been in the service, TIIi
take The positively injurious POSITION ot say
ing that conyeuien1 method to square nc-
counts with the government Is to turn over
nshes and cindc'e. do not wish to refl ct
uDjretly upon the officials who are Connected
with bis atIuir. but 1t they are rcspan sib1e
fot the bic figures n1oa', and they send any.
thing Lie them 10 the government, they de-.
selve all the 1nltleoces that can groH out Of
, 1865-06-25

TIE fo'1o~,cE table. from the iouroAl. shows the
receipts 1t Osdenshusx Tor the week ensnc Juca
fsth, 1tt &c the pptllaK OfpAy1fptton:
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Mining Stacks In Boston vese quoted On Il

~Iue ~ 4 vEHfHd7fy [vsN11HEE 133oH1c5 kGe 10.
lowing xdlh rtEtsd {, the dtiAlcataen Of NE Ent-
r1an. toted:n n CTR te:eSraphie columns few daT1
s.rtt:
TetIsNt quite n excitement on ChanEe t9day,
c&1nE 10 tt!t1n dav+tppMents canacc1 "a With tte
cnea stu {. e M Smith J. EtssnA1. Of thu r1m Of
EsstM.r Co.. 'oylaton deAle<sin Broad SUI Ct aa1
hut istety noNn = tsoct broker. Nj. ks.tnea aod
Ar GthAon Att both Ee fu I'VE ettzets Of b-ookitn:
!hs bea.a Q! Esnc .tton u mat cty. ~. Eastaan
xvnlc Be back 1rfc1 J. but has no: s;nc. oseas e.
teecrtm on hiHa eAted It Ho*1o2 c.ne - yortEo
Atttr. laying return bat sup
rosed that he hes LEFT ttf Eur ,p-- II would topsr
trss = eonn .cio0 Nth NJ eiiton. he ~ pen op
n'Ie.sho.e trs!nes.. they ssT u ~ e3rttet. a.
11aed ontJ.tt ~on.d sp7 n. oJ tanning adv anrts
els!. .pd n !hlt ~! s'cn,td, pahsrs. 1ll!oa ~
Over hslG q iillon dollar. OF ,hls papes 1aIutd up
70 dsy, apa tae eai14I u not yet knQHa. the
, 1865-06-25

Here Sae gold market was excessively dplJ and
n4s- On :he Stock reird, Gales wero INSIDE at
1A1Gi411-1ato Oh n.c stsecs the market cnened 1t
III, declined TO III, asd: claed at 1a1} :. Silver
vas quiet at11s.
G0vts1ae1t Bonds Ecfc Erore active, Tp,.ay
VIC note sases OF flEe.swenttss at 100, aad old
seyen.th.:iles At 997:. Tc anots;
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uNJUE*-N1 eIve6, 6I'6t lbs lh!ppsd. s 80 Ihy.
IN Iae Tstfet eonttnue. acii1t. thouaa without sny
;te9Ehk: eoa ,.tsss III ch.nea In s6e RsFse,. It
chtFo CT fEs n b. sesuie deAia1t that there II
n. Sllr spending = lemtnt EAs1. an htucs they
q. npIt The ikt kne2t here ~ t.mppInry
We qtofF. Il -S''-
6Esen sssted t!ls 81
41J 2Aatels ttiI41eu 9E
g41 GAAs IL al Y
k1rp, Green Sailed Observation-Disclosures skea -
I.FA1 HkR-Ihe market is qni:e tnart,v: N,
et!css E*ahef weak. Tn. trade a. c pnnet to th0.e
.,yn rno ~ :; 5ta,y comreled 1sRsEnz.e and snly
rr.tNng w'nt'. The deu1:d S1T IEees cont.Er.s
4 od. Ke ~1~- 0@A'N"*-'
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u Nt..&....-.as..z Z sNGAF
fttS.~Ths q n. r.! n, II i
htnit IN II r. 1vQutE@ ana !
1eAnt!c3pstlnE an A6vAucs
ffr%A = a ~ ..
, 1865-06-25

fANAa.et Or GF1fs are sosp nsodE on a eoas af T.
forage. In Et1ofonce eth FE1uht4oH s3dss.a =.
C1s9ats dH3 6Ss 70 TortEd dy ". sa1tss pt4xT1efs
, 1865-06-25

. HXX
lily H2rnen,ro D *4Sn.E
Ecnnsr Halasss 0 Sl8G S
LIE. D.......XXAn.a1 ~
Rtr, DIN. 2 D o 1Gl.M
6fp. heavy. Y y o.sof4f.s0
all. 2 n.-...... sfate1.D
Upper. = ,r.....NM Mxtfx;
Count J Gppes :. 9,1{t,et)1
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

modest, in the shade. Seek her in some
quiet nook in Sydney Park, at dusk, or in
the cool air of the morning. Your search
must be successful, if you choose the right
Companion for the search. If you tako
Vanity with you, or Self Esteem, you Will
encounter serpent; sleek, glossy reptile,
which may be startlingly beautiful; yox
will be dazzled by bright colers, and lasc;-
mated BY magical eyes. You will be fed
on subtleties, and will return homo only 10
brood over exuavagant fancies, and delud-
ing hopes. If you take Humility along
with you, you commune with God him.
self. You will be fed on celestial mama.
You will be >imbued with faith, at once in
God and Humanity. You will be IN
formed with reverence. Your heart will
be soothed and softcned to your kind. The
sense of the beautiful will be developed
within you, and you will extract nu,rment
from the innocent things around YOU.
Sweet songs will refresh you in the bfeatl,
OF flowers; noble thoughts will lift you in
the contemplation of ancient trees, and
voice of grandeur, like the speaking along
the great deeps, will thrill your soul.
through the ear, from the ever constant
rolling rapids of Congaree.
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Egeria, the Muse of Counsel.

6S~~~3 SA0 &wAuS0 Oh counsel.
/ /. EGERIA.
Egerla is the Muse of Counsel. She is
described as the mysterious nymph who
met Numa Pompilius, and taught him how
to govern. She met him always in soli-
! tude, end Solitude is the nurse of Thought.
She met him in the groves, which are
places favorable to meditation. She met
him at twilight, when certain calm
usually overspreads the soul-the passions
being in repose-and when the mind con-
sciously hovers, as it were, between the
two worlds of Time and Eternity, in some
degree partaking Of both. Fgeria is a
beautiful fancy Of the old Tradition
Thought and Study ar. beguiled to the
solitude, where Wisdom puts on the aspect
of Love, for tie better per.uasion of the
pupil. Through such influences, we might
naturally expect that Counsel should be at
cnce grateful and easy Of attainment. We
should, each of us, seek for an Eeeria; for
Numa, though prince, was thus honored,
only because Of his attributes as a mani
II. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AUTHORITY AND
COUNSEL.
The Cnmean Sibyl, who came to Tullus
Hostiliu', bringing him books for sale
nine at first, and afterwards reduced TO
three-was probably the same person with
the Egeria Of Numa Pompilius. She as
sumed another character and different
department, when dealing with different
person. With the gentle and modest
Numa, she was friend and counsellor:
but the haugbty pride of Tullus needed An
authority, rather than an adviser. To the
one she spoke as comoanion; to the other,
she brought book Of written laws. He
is undoubtedly the wisest person who sub |
mits' to and receives counsel, but the
greater portion Of mankind are net 70 ea.ilv
taught. To counsel or advise with them.
is really to provoke selfesteem to disnu.
tatlon. You must put on the ASPECT of an |
oracle; nevef, like Isis, permit your fea. |
lures to be unveiled-and, speaking culy
without suffering an answer, your authority
shall pass without question.
III. HOW TO FIND YOUR EcER1A.
You may find your Eger;a-in ,be cro:e
i'm the garden, bssi1e any fountain, boweve.
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BY ]. A, SELBY.
THE COLUMBIA PHOENIX
Is PUBLISHED DAILY AND rn1.wEEx1Y.
b j Q LIAM A. SELBY.

Tho Daily is issued evsrv ncorn;no ..o.r,
Sunday. at $50 moth. Tri,Weeilv. Tesderr
thursday and Saturday, at $40 month. inya.
risbiy IN Advance. Single copies 81.
y. AoSertlfemen's inserted at IS per square (ten
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For Sale or Rent.

oTTAGE HOUSE containing Eve rooms
~ and necessary outbuildingT, with sixty
acres of land attached, two miles and sha}f
from the city Inquire at this ctfce
April II
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A Gard.

txHEAR1NG that. Ay name has appeared in
the Columbia papers as desertar from Com
pany 3, I'd S. c. Cavalry, take it upon myself
to deny the charge, as can prove satisfactorily
10 any enc concerned that am now acting
under orders from the General conmandir1.
Department. E.P. HENDERSON
April IS 2* Colleton District 8. q
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/ Com numerical Bank,

COLUMBIA, S. C, APRIL "a, 1868.
TNhE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
II this Bapk will be held at the residence Of
John A. Crawl I'd, Esq, on MONDAY next, Is.
May, at 12 O'clock. EDWIN ]. SCOT'r .
April 25
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GA II ID .

NE subscl ihcr having leeuned business ~
\ Commission Me,rLant, is low prepared
to receive ccnsgnments and make libcra, a.:
vances on Az kinds of PRODUCE and ME-:
CEAADlZE. Thankful for rost favors l.. 70
Specially solics rcn;iouuncc Of Same. 81,
business entrusted TO nv care shal. have NV
usual prompt attention
A. L. SOLOMON, Commission Merchan.
f'a'n street second door from Assembly:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-29
commissioners Sale

Of Lands in Joseph cdldWeus Addition
to the City Of Wheeling, near the Repair,
Shops of the B. q o. r. r. 90.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
j. Circuit Court, for Ohio county, in the case
OF Mary Z, Caldwell against the heirs at law
OF James Y. Caldwell, deceased, and others /
shall sell at public auction, ut the front door
Of the Court House for Ohio county, in Inc
city Of Wheeling, on Monday. tine S0fh OF
january, 1850. commencing said sale at 10
o,clock g. MI the following lots Of ground,
situated in Joseph Caldwells addition to Inc
city of wheeling, numbered on the plan Of
said addition, thirteen IN, fifieen Cl5l
eighteen lSL twenty-five on, fifty-eight ISL
htty-nine k59l, and sixty t6Ol. These lots are
near the Repair shops Of the B. & o. II. II
Company. -
Terms Of Sale-Twenty per centum OF the
purchase money in cash, and remainder in
equal mstalments at Q and II months, with
lnteIeSt nom the day Of sale, the purchaser TO
give bonds, with good security for tho deer
red instalments, and the title TO be retained
nntll the purchase money shall hnye heer
fully paid. At his option the puTchaser NAV
pay the fuu amount Of the purchase money
dec2s-Std4wtd Special Commissioned.
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Over twenty years increasing dennd has
TIAN HAIR DYE, is the best In the world. II
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete In one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation of the
hnir. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub or or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but tmparts to 1t new life and Iustre.
Produces a beautiful black or brown, as pre-
tered. Achild can apply it. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, a- ss
A. i. MATTHEW'S. Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES CO., New York, whole
ale Agents. mRy2O-lyeOd
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SwEET-LrPs is the pretty name OF the
lady may be a Priucess Sweet-li5os. Ii
she ShoosetO use the fragrance bSaatll-
ing Sozodont This rare essence OF in
Vulnerable aromatic herbs, removes
every blemish from tho teeth. gives 4
. lnsh,rose unge to the gums, and rem
S %SsS tne mouth as pure and fresh as an
AAi''AAA'' HdeC2D.3teoi
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Public Sale of a Tannery.

FINDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED
Feb. 18th, 1881, and duly recorded, I Will
Seu az public sale on Tuesday the eth day OF
burg Ia station on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road), Preston county West Virginia, the ex-
tensiVe steam tanneTy, located at that place:
also about six thousand acres OF oak bark
rights. The tannery is intended for tanning
tnteen thousand sides per annum, has about
twenty acres OF land connected with It, on
which are dwelling and tenant houses
Y Is one OF the finest oak bark regions in the
portRtion between the West and East,
Boring for Petroleum IS in pr lgress near by
IN the course of which fine vein OF Emory
be reasonable.
JOHN W. HICKMAN, Trustee.
RowleS6urE, w. Va, Nov. q, 1866.
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Thursday the 18Th inst Al ~. LIZ
t . PRIZES Ather, by Rev. NJ. WolSieT- n.
Is,, n n, 10y SSE,NkR, OF Parkersburg lac Nm
OF Wheeling. A's'A-S :. Ii SCH
On Thursday evening. rec g ~. ~, -
~, q tne idence Of the bride'c 6,iher M
.;5: p: =, TRAvIs TO Mss ENSS AZ Co.. M
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County ~, Circuit Court, In chancery' Deem

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
= County Circuit Court, In Chancery, Ocean.
George Mendel, Complainant.
Against
walter g. Scott, and Hannah, his wife IA
Ntd Salisbury, Inne Cunning ham and Sam.
uel W. Cunningham, defendants =
BY virtue OF Rdecree rendered in the above
entitled cause, by the Circuit Court of Ohm
county, on the ChanceTy side Decembei, 81
a: ID. 1885, shall proceed to seli. al nnhIif,,
sale, at the front door OF the Court Hons. ~
Ohio county, on the Nth day OF Janusry.
1865, at 10 o'clock a. m, to the hIRliest and
best bidder, the following described properfy-
VIZ; Lot number one hundred and eIr6tyi
one llSl, situated ON the south side of inlSn
street, In that part Of the city OF Wheeling
called East Wheeling, and particularly rnene
TONED and described in the said bill and de-
cree. 5 = tH-- us 20
Terms of sale-one-f of the purchss.
money cash in hand, and the remainder IN
thFee equal inStalments, payable IN six twelve
and eighteen months, with Interest from fhe
Gay OF sale, reserving to the purchaser Inc
rtBht o. paying any greater part, or the whole
OF sAld purchase money, In cash, but n credit
payment Is chosen, then the purchaser q IA
give bond, with approved personal seclTify
for the deferred, or credit instalmentS
H " JOSEPH SEYBOLD
Sheriff OF Ohio County.
And Special Commissioner In this Csc
wheeling, Dec. :, 1865. dec2S-td
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-29

THE Washington correspondent of
the Tribune writes cit is gratifying,
to know-and can state this upOn
good authority-thnt the President is in
favor OF n very important amendment
to the Constitution, which Is already
before the two Houses OF Congress. 1t
II the amendment making the number
of voters the basis of REPRESENTATION.
1t ought to be taken up Immediately
after the holidays, passed and submit
ted to the different Legislatures for
ratification"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-29
Stockholders' Notioe

MERcHAsTs' & MECHANICS BASK,l
WHEELLSG, Dec q, 1885
HIHE ANNUAL MEETING ON mn.
i stockholders OF this Bank win Be held n
theif Banking House, IN the city OF Wheel
the second Monday OF said month.
eeez'-ta ro..,s. BRADY, Cashier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-29

This celebrated TOILET SOAR, in such uni
veTs'I demand, Is made nom the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and ENIoLLIENTI In its ma
ture, FRAGRAHTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL In its action upon the
kin; For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-IyddEy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-29
NATIONAL HOTEL.

Corner Sixth st. and Pennsylvania Avenue
WASHINGTON, D. c.
" s. BENSON, PROPRIETOR. LATE OF
IL. the Ashland House, Philadelphia and
proprietor OF the Surf House, Atlantic city,
New jersey. dec28-lw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-29

MIR. De Bow, the once noted Southern
Re'fe'r man, says that ''whateYer may
have been the theories of the past, the
results of tho great conflict which have
shaken the land to its centre, establish
beyond controversy, that the United
States is fixed and permanent Gov
eminent, and is capable of resistinCev
cry internal effort for its GiisruptiorI r.
at is well, North and Southlthere is
but one feeling in America, and it is
that her destinies are in her own keen
ing. A wise and liberal national policy
will restore to the United States all th,;t
it has lost by war, and bring into har.
mony again its recently iarring eIe-