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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
PROSPECTUS.
The Pictorial Phrenological Journal

INoR JANUARY, FEBRu AIRY AND HARCH. HAVE
4 % qu.rto pages each, and beautiful illustrated
Covers They contain Portraits Of Tennyson. siilnas
Sheridan, Cobb, Phillips, Susanna wesley-Mother Of
John-an Indian Chief Franz Muller Miss MBggins Mas
Fury, the Princess of Wales, Flor nee Nightingale A
Groupe Of Warriors-Hannibal, julius Caesar, Pixa-ro
Cromwell Charles All, FREDERICK The Great Scott, We'll
hngon, AID Napoleon The Great Surgeons of the
world-Hsrvey, Abernethy. Jenner, Hunter, Cooper
Mott and Csrnochan. Also : Lander, Mr. Psrnhsn
Mr.. lark Mr. kiioourn, Gr. Morrill,, etc Prof Owen
On the Bran; The Hun an Face; Pre-ex;s;enoe with
E;hnology; Preno ogy, Physiology, PhysioguOny and
Psychology. Gov. Fenton; I'd ward Everet the Orator
Aristotle. the FhilOsoT her; Major Davidson the Patriot
Chsre- Fou Ter, W II. Fry The Races Of Men: aucss-
isns NonsoaDs. Philippians, American Indians .lsys
with Grouped Porra . II each and q map sAorne fhe
6eograpncs Distribution Of the races. Hos the BIZ IN
Changes zee Uranium; The inscrut4be; Eoreseenz and
Seeing al Sea. etc All Double Numbers, with sumer-
on Illustrations, sent BY first post for o. cents or a.
Per year ADDRESS NESS FOWLER 4 WILLS
mars d2d&~2S 3s9 Broadway, " Y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

sE In the course of the recent debate ia TIA :
United States Senste, upon the establishment
of civil government In the Indian territory
Mr. Line. of Kansas, said that the amsIgs ma
ton between the Indians aud the blacks pro-
duced the finest race of men on the face Of
the earth. He had seen specimens, and the
true anti slavery men of the country ought TO
throw open this 81 600 miles Of territory to the
Indians and the negroes. aud let them mix as
much as they please
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

The Cincinnati Commercial, in commenting
upon the statement Of the stional In,elligencer.
that General SINGLETON and Judge HuGHEs had
received authority to pass the rebel lines. not
upon private business. but TO see what may be
done to bring about peace. remarks that,
F." Messrs SINGLETON and HueHrs are not the
proper meu to represent the views of the govern
ment" IL seems that Z" honest Abe thought
differenflv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

with.
COMMON SCHOOL.
On motion by Mr. Van Buskirk the constitu
tonsl provision was twice suspended--yeas 81 i.
NAYS 9--and the common school bill II. X lis,
was read the first and second times by title only
The Senate resolved itself into a committee o
the whole-Mr. Van Buskirk being called to the
chsr-and proceeded TO the consideration of thief
bill II. X LIS.
Mr. Carson moved TO amend the bill by fixing
the 500
Ga motion by Mr.. Cullen the amendment was
laid on the table.
bill which provides that the fund shall not be di
minished by the expenses of its collection. He
thought this legislature was strangling the ener-
gies Of the people by imposing upon them so
much additional taxation
On motion by Mr.. Allison, the amendment
was laid on the table. upon a DIVISION ffirns-
tive p, negative not counted.
Mr.. Cobb was satisfied this bin was an inn
provemeut on the old law, and although he could
not endorse everything in il. still. with its de
fects. he hoped Il would pass without amend
ment. Any smendmeet would certainly defeat
the bill
Before the bill was half read
On motion by Mr. Do~ney, the committee
rose, reported progress, and asked 10 be dischsrg
ed from further consideration Of the bill.
On motion by Mr Cason. the rnleS we're Sus-
pended. and he bill was ordered to be read the
third time
Pending the reading thereof came the recess
for dinner.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

Hoo Gen. Lss Acquires his in'vrmafien Of 0e
Strength and Movements Of cur Armifs-Es-
gioaase Reduced 10 q SeisHee-Reasons aShs
Richmond and PaerstHrgriR not Be Erseus
ed-Pyobs5illy Of an Attack on Granf's Army
Critical Condition Of Gen. Sherman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

u The anxiety Of Massachusetts, TO keep
the men at home - apparently equaled by the de
sire TO dispose of her women Governor An.
drew has appealed 10 the Legislature to devise
means for disposing OF the extra amount Of vir
ginity in the state tie thinks il would De a
good plan 10 ship 10 TO our western frontiers. and
discusses the question with a serious interest be
fitting is importance. The details Of the opera
ton are not discus.sd BY him. because. doubt
les. he understood that
There 10 . TIDE IN the s1alrs " women
wh,eh taken Q; tks soot leads, God knoss wkers-
nos nsv1eafors NM b sbls ssaman
whees ekafss lay eovn 30 c1srvnts - hair"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

nalifed and 8 committee appointed to ascertain
TIE actual facts With. regard to previous action.
TEE sPEcrrIc APPROPRIATION BILL
Was taken up and passed. yeas 20. NAYS 4.
Sundry returns from committees we're made
and appropriately acted upon.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
Bills No. los. Ia and IL Joint resolutionJ re.
iatve TO swamp lands were taken 10 and passed
Senate bill 65 Increasing toll on gravel and
turnpike roads vas taken up.
Mr.. Ollemsn opposed it--as director Of q
turnpike road. as a farmer compelled TO use such
roads, and legislator consulting the bes, inter
ests OF The people
Mr. Howard also argued the bill-opposing il
Like the gentleman who had Just taken hi- seat
he. too, was a stockh holder in a turnpike Final
ly the bill was laid on the table
Senate joint res0lution-relaiiye to amending
the constitution with regard to comforting ad
ditionsl power upon towns and cities with regarc
TO school purposes-was taken up
Discussed oy Messrs. Buskirk and Newcomb
Lost. Yeas IL. nays 3l-not a constitutions
majority
Senate bill 63 was taken up and real ,hirc
time
Pending which, on motion of Mr.. Higgins
the House adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
AFTERNOON SESSION

Third reading of the common -choo. bill II. K
LIS was resumed and completed.
On the demand OF Nr. Van Buskirk call of
the Senate was had, which discovered the fact
that II senators were absent
On his further motion the sbsentees were sent
for
When the absent senators appeared further
proceedings under the call we're dispensed with
Leave OF sbsense was granted 70 Mr. Fuller.
Mr.. Carson moved TO recOmmit the bill 10 a
special committee Of one from each COMPRESSION
al district with Instructions 10 amend BY striking
out Of section one the words sixteen cent" and
Inserting IN lieu thereof the words ten cents
On motion 0, Mr. Richmond the motion 10 re-
commit vas laid on the table By yeas 81. nays IL :.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

$4,000 To LOAN.

\ WILL loan the above amount 10 parties Who viii
II pay far interest and secure ne by first class
mortgage anil the ist Of Jriy next. Inquire AZ fbi,
Office. - -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

There are about fourteen hundred patients
in the Madison general hospital
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

MASONIC A. A A. RTE "A meeting Of the mem
wi bers OF Indiana Ccnsistory and Indianapolis
Chapter Of Rose CrOx will be held the room. Of the
A n A. Rite this monday evening n O'Clock 10
make arrangements ter the opening Of these bodies
All 32d degree members and others Of the Rite who
receiving these degrees earnestly
quested to be present. y. A. DAVIS.
Or Commander
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
MASONl &c.

Where will be a special meeting OF CENTER LODGE,
Il No %, this Monday evening al o'clock, for
work. CHAS. FISHER, Sec'y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SEN ATE.
SATURDAY, March 4, 1868.

The senate met at 3 o'clock a. IN.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06
ArlRoFkIArIoSs ZOE ls65 Akp $50.

Mr.. Cobb withdrew his motion, msde just b
tore the recess for supper. TO take up the bill
3. IS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-06

On motion by Mr.. Hanna the bill II. r. IL:
vas read the third time under dispensasion o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday WIS quite
lively day at Police Headquarters,
and the city finances were considerably
improved by the operations OF the day.
Several parties were fined for using
profane Language. One individual for
assault and battery, contributed $50.
one Young lady for improper conduct
WAS fined like sum, while Ellen Cart
wright, charged with petit larceny, was
committed TO jail with the privilege OF
giving bail, in the sum OF 800, for her
appearance at the october term Of the
Circuit Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

TIMELY NOTICE. For some time past
tho filthy condition Of our streets and
alleys has attracted public attention
and been the cause degenerate complaint.
The alleys IN particular have become so
Iodl TINT much apprehension is felt for
the future health Of the city. IN many
localities the accumulation Of filth has
been going ON for years, and yet the
ranitnry committee and other officials
have overlooked tile fnct or neglected
to discharge the duties incumbent upon
them ns officers Of the city. Every citi-
zen will, therefore, be grntillcd by the
order issued by the Mayor, requiring
these officials 10 intend to their rCspcc-
tive duties in this particular matter.
The City Sergeant, the Street Commits
soncl and the SANITARY Committees OF
the different wards. have ench their sep
nntc work to perform, and under this
order will each he required to operate
In their proper spheres. We hope to
REQ them net Immediately md vigorous
ly, continuing their efforts until the
city has been thoroughly purified. The
work Is one essential to the welfare OF
the city and should have the hearty co.
operation Of every citizen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06
TAX NOTICE.

TTNIIE TAXPAYERS OF ONO COUNTY
wiiitdRe notiCr, that shall h. prepared
Ia receive the State County md School Taxes
for the year 1873, IN the s.yCrl Townships, NJ
the inns and places hereinafter mentioned,
and that u deduction ct % Icr cont, On The
Stat Tn vii bC allowed tu those who shall
pay dN tlHir tnXcH OH ar before the Isl day al
October, lAii, at TN Shertl's office, or nj the
times and plncfs specified. viz
WnshlnfiHn Up ~ the Fist Wand HGSc
House. September Is ~ aud ~,
Madison Tp.--M The Hop" Hose House,
ScptcmlPT2i - AMI g.
Clay IN. At the Sheriil's Onlcc, September
Is, Band 81.
Union H. At the Rough and Ready Hose
House, September q, - md -.
Centre lp.-At the inh WaId School
House, September -. ii uud z.
WchetCrTp.-At ISNnC Freezes store Room,
jllrnry EClOls' old stund,l September =, ~
and ~
Richie That III" south Wheeling School
ll0Il,+,, September ~ and ~. ana nj Adams
school 'i0pSe, septeimlar ~
TrladrlplhR Tp,--At +. Hers the plnCe Of
dTp.-At Clinton i. q. September
is: nj \. y. AlllsOnS smith shop September
10, and at AtkinsOn's School House Srptcm.
bcr 20.
Liberty Tp.-At Valley Grove =. o. Septcm.
Der II and II, and and At samuel Bells Store,
West Liberty, September u.
M JOSEPH sEYBOID.
nugl7.iill Otl sheriff Of Ohio Co.
tDaily Register copy I'LL oct. H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

WRnre informed from Hancock conn
ty that the name OF the gallant /. II.
Duvul viii be hoistcd for the State
Senate. II is felt Tint though he is not
an aspirant fornny Office whatever, that
this is u compliment richly due his
heroic and patriotic services.
We can only say that the people Of
Hancock and Brooke in honoring such
n man as Gen. Duyal will DO honoring
themselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

New HEATINO ATPARATus.--The Di'
rectOEn Of the lsl National Bank fthis
city, have made arrangements to have
their building heated by steam. This
machinery used for this purpose is en-
tireIy new and seems 10 Us TO be tho
most perfect and complete that could
possibly be devised, combining Ell
cheney and simplicity with perfect ~
curity against danger by fre or explo.
sion. The boiler, which is located in
tie cellar, occupies but very small
npaee. Amer the water Is let on and the
tirskindlcd the machine regulates Itself
aud the steam cannot bo raised above 4
particular point. Astenm valve Is con
nccted with dRinper and the furnace
door, 80 that when certain amount Of
pressure has been obtnIned the drah Il
checked by the closing Of the damper
and opening Of the furnace door. II
this should not prove sufficient, aud the
pressure still increase, cock is turned
which pours stream Of wuter upon
the Grc In the furnace, thus nfIording
perfect security against explosion
There IL also an arrangement by which
the condensed steam is returned to the
boiler to aid in keeping up the supply
of water. 1t is certainly the most per-
feet aud ingenious arrangement for
heating buildings that We have yet cx-
ahmed The First National ism live
institution, and the directors have
spared neither pains nor expense to
have It perfect In all It's appointments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

Mn. J. II. CocMRAN, U. $. deputy
assessor for Brooke and Hancock coun-
ties, call, our attention to Il fact con-
ncctcd with income returns in his dis
lrict which explains, We have no doubt,
in some instances their apparent small
ness. He snys that not a few of the far
mcrs have been holding their wool crop
for two seasons, and hence have not re-
allied their usual annual profits.
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fOr Sale.
Property for Sale.

TDHE DWELLING HOUSE ON cUINlN'
Sina,i. bcsWecn Fourth and Fiflh. nov -
cdpls,l by Rev Nj. MoiiL Also, the adIOin-
inR Hnuss now oJruPied by Mr., Hall. Also,
I'M properly GU Market s'rUet, known rs The
Old Jal, with the tenement ON the back end
AZ lol. and fraipe hotSr adjoining the Old
IRil VIII ltSoid at iaraiu. lfnot sold ~ 10
of Us-iatrr. the properly will L. 0tierSd ~
puhiie sale. Apply To
tsf.s- lms \. ALLEN HOWELL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

TmE sudden increase Of heat in the
last few days, renders it necessary for
many to use II tonic and corrective, in
order to prevent ill consequences from
errors in diet. Logdn'S Essence Of ia
maica Ginger is m elegant article for
this purpose, and should be in every
family. Sold by II. II. Logan 4 Co.,
and Logan, List x Co., Druggists,
Wheeling. scpl.3t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

u. =. lSlIslt lthH., ID us. W, VA.
SEW GREEN. W. VA, AHg. ! I, ~
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the ilStsof valuations and cnunemtionS
0fpropCrty nlhIect 10 tax Under the "Act 10
provide internal Revenue 10 support the
Government, 10 pay Interest on tlic public
debt and for ftheF purposes" approved June
n, 1854 and the RlnCndatOry net approved
March a. lS61F made and taken by tile scVC-
mi nsSIslRnt GiSgz1Ii tOf the divisions herein.
after mentionbdl OF the 81 collection district
OF West Virginia, will remain open for HE
examination VI NIL persons interested for ihe
space Of inject tl5) days Sundays eXC"ptedl
from the date hereof, viz: Fist tlstl ulNlslnh
embracing theeOUnty OfMorrniG "a, lamp
shire; 9th, TAILOR; l0th Preston; I'm, Mon
ongaihl. Oh tSalsth Il Scpternper, at lark.
elGy SpringS; On thu5t1 and Sth Of SCpicIn.
BIER, nj my uiiCpQt New Creek: on the 18th Of
Septcmltr IL Grafton; on the Eth Of Sep
tender, at MCFilutoWn; on the nth OF sep
tembcr, nj KinRsOod.
At each time t0d pllcr mentioned nppCnls
viii H. received Ind dcitrmined relative to
amy cITOncOIlk a NXcetgiye valuations, nsScSS-
mCnt OrennI6Ffdf ongntnd de and taken by the
Assistant As&eS@R. All appeals must be
made IN writina specifying the particular
cause, mattcT, OfNtlIing, respecting which a
decision Il rbludtei, aud shall, moreover,
stattthc ground 4 princlplc OF inequality or
error rOinplainedM.
nnriG.:sw IARsKA DON, Assessor.
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Notice ia; Taxpayers

ONCE gf C0ueti6tlI Internal Retcnnc,
Eigy' Ia4Ttel g VIZ Tirgint9;
N Tax-PRyGrs UfIWetzhl. Tyler, Peasants
and Marion Countga that the Licenses and
Incomes aEessed IL 1866, nrc now due and
payable lt the iplthTing places ami times
designated aS follow: tChCrC and WhcH pup
meht must Be made, q The law us quoted be.
low, viii ~ strictly thforSd
$50. y, 80 ana II amy person
shall neglect 70 pay AZ Aforesaid for more than
ten days, Il Bhnll bR tle duty Of the collector
or his deputy to iSrIa.O stlCl persnn II notice
to be lon az his dVaIlIIig or usual place Of
| business, o. be selit a mail, demanding the
payment Of said duts ar taxes stating tho
amount thereof, Wilhlee Of twenty cents Tor
the issuing and saFNdf Of such notice, and
with four cents for erh mile actually aud
necessarily, ,tfOvelea u serving the same.
. And If such peiBqils sail not pay the duties
or taxes, with the peTllly aforesaid, and the
foe OF twenty cent5 ana mileage MS aforesaid,
within ten days after Il CScTvicG or the send
Ing by mail ofsuchnotlr, It Shallbc the duty
Of the collector or his tCpnty, TO collect tile
said duties nr taxes, and Tee Of twenty cents
and mileage with ten ptIcentum penalty as
aforesaid
| will c at Burton Aptlkt Goth and 3Oth; at
Warrington 3Ist and III september; Worth
ingtOn 18th and 6th; Fnbhont 9th and 7th;
! BaSucttsVlllc 9th and 9il New MArtinsyillc
| 18th and 1911; MlddlebOuf1t from 18th TO lsth;
at SlStCrsYille 18th, and Ats. Marys 9th and
2lSt September.
TaX-Paycr viii please hpns"nt nj the ap.
pointed times and places U;lcavet the amount
Of their taxes With some orr 10 pay for them,
and thereby save to themselves the per cent
age and costs. I,AS. e. 0kR,
SAM'L WLLlNGSLN,
augl5 Dpuiy Collector.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

The CoNcEnr-Wc desire particular.
~ to call the attention Of our citizens to
the concert to come OF on Thursday
night, feeling confident that 1t will GC
one in every way worthy of their pat.
ronngc. Professor Diggctt has spared
no effort to make the entertainment all
that can he dcstrcd,Ias his outlay has
been very large. Tho best Of artists
have been engaged, and the citizens Of
Wheeling should not fail to support him
as he deserves, We therefore urge
them to come out OH Thursday night
and enjoy rare musical trent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

MYSTERY NOT L NRAVELED. --WelCarn
FROM the Pittsburgh papers that the
lsoyd's Mill murder is still involved in
mystery. The supposed clue did not
lead to any discovery, and we hcnr no
more in reference to George Gergcr, of
Illinois, who ut one time was supposed
to be the murdered man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

SEVERAL cases of typhoid fever are
now prevailing in the city. ThewCath-
or for some time pOstEhNs been such rs
to invite it, especially where unripe
fruit is eaten. People cannot he too
careful of their diet during these close
and sultry days,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

Music, MusIc.-ProCessor Weber hns
again been receiving some choice
pieces Of music, Everything new will
be found on his counter. Give him call
and get the latest out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06
Bethany College.

UNHIS INSTITUTION Is LOCATED IN
one of the most beautiful aud healthy
portions OF the hill country Of West Virginia,
II Is In Brooke county. SiItccn miles north o.
Wheeling, and SeTcn miles from Wclisburg, nj
which place, persons coming either ny boat
or rail can find hacks ready To take them IL
the College. Situated as II Is In the country,
II Is removed at once nom the temptations 70
extravaganza, and the facilities for vice,w
attach 10 Colleges In or near LANCE Cities
Young men who desire n thorough education
will ind peculiar advantages In bethany CoI,
lcgc. She has an experienced Fncnlly ana
affords the best education on the lowest terms
The 18th Session will commence on the Isl
Monday In October next nnd terminate on
the last Thursday OF June, 1863.
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, President.
W. X. PESnLETUE, Vice President nnd
Professor Of Mental Moral, and Political Phi
oNOphy and Bellies Lettrcs.
CHARLES LOUIS Loos, Professor OF Ancient
Languages md Literature.
b. W. JOHNSON, Professor Of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
r. RICHARDSON, Professor Of Natural Phi
losophy, Chemistry and Natural History.
TERMS.
Boarding from 500 TO $3.50 per week.
Tuition, per session Of 2 months, SJO,OO.
Washing and lights extra,
Naturalization Fee 500.
For Catalogues or further information all
dress W. X. PendletOn or c. l.. LOnS, SeC'ty.
RuglS-2md&tw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

CHANCE FOR JoURNEYMEN TIMERS,
Three iourncymcu timers can get
steady employment nj good wages by
applying To Messrs. Geo. W. johnson 4
Son, corner OF Main street and Sprigg
House alley. This firm is extensively
engaged In the manufacture Of all
kinds of tin ware, and the increasing
demand for their manufactures makes
It necessary for them to employ nddi-
tionNl help to supply the wants of their
numerous customers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

Mn. Jon WILTON, gentleman from
lInrly county, near Petersburg, was in
the city yesterday on business with the
Governor In reference TO the loss OF
horses and other property through the
dcprcdntions, M he alleges, of the State
Guard in April last, after Lees surren-
der. We did not learn the success oil
his mission.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

RvER-For the last three days the
weather has been exceedingly hot, not.
outstanding the frequent showers.
The river still continues to rccedc slow.
ly. YcsterdnyCv there were seven
feet four inches in the channel. There
were no arrivals outside the local pack.
ct between Pittsburghnnd Petersburg.
MessrS. Booth, Battcllc n Co are her
agents in this city and will receive
freight ut their wharf boat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Table DainaskS, Linen Table Covers, Nap
Blankets, &c.
We have alSn received large stock Of In
dies Kid Gloves, Six Gloves, Wool Gloves,
Cotton Hoe, Linen HRndkCrrhtefS, Cnllar'
and Sets, EmhrOideritr, liI4rtinpS, Hoop
skirts, BnlmOmlS, COncts, Sc.
We arr daily receiving AL the latest styles
Of prtSs Goods from New York We Will ll
most happy to scc the ladies Of Wheeling and
thesuTTOundlng country, Us we will Ike pleased
to show our goods, for We are positively sell
ing our goods at New York prices,
JACOBS & BRO,
100 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-06

School BooKs.-Joscph Graves has
for sale large assortment of School
Books, School Stationery, &c. Also all
the new School Books adopted by the
State Superintendent for the Public
Schools. y.
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Valuable Property for Sale


JIvE WILL SELL on MONDAY, THE
w ilth n september NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
4 Lot SiiuRled on the corner ufM1lbetTy alley
ana Walta StI,st, with u ,iruht 0i ~ iePi. We
will divide the Lot into ~ OF ~ feet Lots TO
suit purchases, pScTNiBea IL Ipul alley ~ the
ruAr uI the Lots For particulars enQutp M
WI. +. PETERSON, or
ArIJ-td ]. X. DOTSEORn.