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Military Claim AgsnsI
JOIN 0'HEILI
cLa.s CAP, i7a u s. 10

0FFloERRs' Monthly and Qusrs-y
~ Nusttrout Rolls promptly sSeeutsA
Rartcuisr attention given TO the eo7.
eiainas for Comnissary ant Q-uausrm,,..
whstaer rsceipied To- or nos.
Claims tor Pension. Bounty, Arrean Of Rt :
Money, pay ar Horses lost in ssrYcs
w.h jnft densnda against ne Uasisa sac
tsnied % sni prompiN eoiircteL
Vouchers procured or memoandum nSsn
Voaehsrs formal OF iaormal. eolkessd
Oaicers' Qpaftermaster ant Ordnsacs R
no MISTER hoy comPiosleds executed d /,
days.
oheers Psy Accounts made cut
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REFEaEReEs.

bon wmIam G. Bs5snlos. Goysur orTa
nestle.
Brig Gen James P Brownies. Adiuisut 6slsa
Of Tenresseaa
MAJOR eeaefal s. b. sfaHiey. rhAmy Copa
Major 0enefai oeorgs " staneman, RnoIF
Tenn.
Bu. Major 6saeral r ". Johnson. ha
ieHnl
ims25-7mo
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
THIRD
NATIONAL BANK
Nashville, Tennessee.
TaEssuRY pF~paRrMENr. /
ohee Of The Comptroller o. the Currency,

IAEt6unT LEp1HrMENT.
Ohce Of The Comptroller Of the Currspcy. !
Washington, June &c, 1855.
WHEREAs, by So isActorg evidence presented
TO the undersigned, it has been made to ap-
peag that THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF
NASHVILLE" in the CRY Of Nashville, in the
county OF Davidson, and State Of tennessee, has
been duly organ zed under and according to thu
requirements Of the Aes Of Congress, entitled aAn
Act 70 provide a National Currency, secured BY 4
pledge Of United States bonds, aud 10 provide for
the circulation nd redempt on thereof approved
June 81 1854, and has compiled with an the pIovi.
SONS Of taid act, required to be complied With be-
lore commencing The business Of Banking under
sad act:
Now, therefore, ], Freeman Clarke. COMPTROLLER
Of he Currency, do hereby certify that 'sThe Third
National bank Of Nashville" in the city OF Nash.
vile, IN the county Of Davidson, and State II Ten
nessee, IL authorised 10 commenes the business of
Banking under he act alorr said.
- Ia testimony Whsreo, witness my
SEAL Inland and seal Of office, this sixteenth
49, Jday Of Jrns, 1866
O0O FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
- The above institution viii be opened for bus.-
ness ~ theeourFe Of a few days, OF which due no.
EDGAR JONES Cashier.
IezI-Sm lCIty Tapers eopy.l
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Less than $780, 900 Of the Loan authorised bv
De last Congress are now on the market. TINS
amount, At the rate at which it is being absorbed,
viii be subscribed for within sixty days, when the
notes win undoubtedly command a premium. a.
has uniformly been the case on closing the sub.
scriptOns to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every tosn and section
Of the country may be Afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen.
orally agrsed 10 receive subscriptions at par. Sub
senbers viii select their own agents. in Hhom they
nave confidence, and who only are responsible for
the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
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Fnr sac.

A FiiAME HOUSE coatsfuing SIX Rooms. with
II Store IN front, situated % MIeuofes Setween
Car and Ina streets
Also q RULIAG MACHINE, clsmps and Peos
al complete These vii be sod cheap for cash.
Fcr further Information sppiy % me, c1 tie pre-
misses. GEO. NORTON
aun9. plw
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EpsEFIRLp TEMArE TNsrIrrrE.
FOR SALE.

ON THE 18th day Of Angus, 1855, betTesn the
hours Of ten and eleven O'Clock A. y at the
Courthouse oosf. IN Nashville, under q power Of
sale. Win waiver 81 redemption, contained N s
snonRage eyecused 70 me on December IL. 1850,
~ Jenn ". Martin, ard duly recorded N the Re-
& sters once Of Davidson county, in Book 10 81,
on naGe So J VI sell 81 pubic suction, 3 HOUSE
AND Q IL the city IL NashV lie. on The West
side Of SUNNI or street adjoining The lot phereon
tie SAID Martin then resided. snd bonded a.
iotioNs Beginning 90 the corner ~ he lEst men,
{ cred lei thence running hack MestUaraly Nth
the lines q tr 3lne IN Get 20 . stake fheuce
IS tstf0 a stake; thence , astRardlY
10 fest 10 naumer stress. sua fhence SouthEazd
y . feet 70 the place OF beeiuninE-hesug part of
he same lot purchased hs said Marin Of Joseph
p~eriins. about the year 1871, and forneuy known
b. the name Of the Talbot Lot
sad house snd lot sill Be cold Fl Z cash.
Iy2i-2A PATRICK McDERM0T.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company.

oFEfCr 90 NssHsfLlE AsD CHATTANOOGA r. +, Co.
NAsHysLLE Iaue ls. isea
n conformity Ni'h tie Charter 81 this Company.
4 the regular Animal Meetre offhe Stockholders
D hereby called on TIE leih Day 81 August fext
= int Once, for The purpOse 81 eieclne > Hcssd %
hirsctofs b sfrye tog tie iWei4e mouths next en.
t4nk. : iarEe attenaauca h desired, rs other bu-
stes q impofianoe viii hs pFessnted for fhetF con-
ss-r-tre ~ BUREs, President.
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Iron Fronts

put in their houses, win find it to their interest 10
call before contracting elsewhere. Part cuiAr AZ
tention viii be paid to the manufacture Of
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Errrrs ny PERMISSION TO
Hon. Hiclatd ogelsts, Governor State Of Illinois.
Hon. David L. LAWS, Judge supreme Court, U 5.
Hou. VIM. s Brownlow, Governor Of Tennessee.
Big. Gen. JAS P. Brownlow. Adj. Gen. State of Ten.
nessee.
Hon. NJ. n. Brien, Nashville.
Bon, VIM. Eaihsniel Baxter. Nashvile.
bon. 10. G. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
z. W. Maxey, Esq. Nashville.
Messrs. Morris & s~tration, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans 3 Co, Nashville.
Kimvod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
lunelG-lm
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Is under the control Of his brother. G.. W..
Jones, formerly foreman Of the well known firm
Of Merrick 4 Sons, Philadelphia. Both ofus being
pTaet cal men, and hstterng curtelves Of some
reputation as mechanics. it is needless 70 say trst
all work executed at this piece viii be made in the
very best manDer, and We g~larantee that our prices
wih be UGH tnatl 1t viii he unnecessary for any ore
10 90 out Of the city to buy anything IN onr line Of
business, unless theF have more money thsn t-ey
know WHAT % do with july2-am
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ED +!
TO THE PUBLIC.

r the solicitation % n ends ard to aid the cause
n Of female education, he undersis ned has de-
lermIned 70 open q school for Females, IN this CT '
% he hrst Monoay in SEPTEMBER next 10 bnssd
mp = pesmaeeut ssrooi. embracing al the useful
aud ornannental branches, is he ctiect
Here IA Tennessee IS . WIDE field and one in
Nhic h We pr ross to sxer Use al our enc 2 es
and whatever acc ~Iirenents yet n Of literary labor
nsy hAEe gifen as Ha7ipg sLent she last four
months n s sting the bosf schools I'D Different
aea, We have enGeAF0red 70 fudiciousIy sci Ct
he salient poln e Of siL.
Ths1ourse viii be thorough and the insfrlc ions
select, Wide personal Hltenbcn viii te ven . the
no q, nteieetusl and physical d.~velOpment OF
esrh pupil.
Christian ~ without seciaranism vnl be publicly
upheld.
On che ished purpose viii be to impress the
ides that iemale educad-n should be thorough. use
III and complete.
Muse. pa ming. and e ocuiion or the art Of read
ing we'll aloud, viii occupy their meTited places,
and be taught by the best masters.
4 lm.tod number or boarding pupils VIII be
taken.
Application made personally OF By letter address
inE hox a3e, Nashville, Tenn.
iys Civ til sept W. y. WARD
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N0TICE.

A Il PRISONS HAVING oAlAs SCI
$500 Hstaa. as daa q
- : ean e. &c EiEnsIs -
o. 81 aD ssslt
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aAyE ~ sroRE
$50 Barrels Eansahs sat q ba-hsi blsl
80 . aar bba. ac1 kegs ~. o. eutsa
aud Coffee sugar
90 Bag prime no ana Jsss CoEee.
DO Boxes Bar caaals.
81 : DO Go 20
% Boxes Soap. ass5rei.
90 Ks3 MackersL.
% Hall bbis. HscksreL
90 Kegs tsls. assor.rd
loo Barrels extra Family Flour
10 heams Wnppins Paper. escorted
Lsn. Staple Dry Goods. Boots 80 ea4ef
"A epeWseafe, TrWar, hariaaff
tasii =, - rsaf.. Wlrd1e haE 80
ssddiefv. No11enasrs. haeafn Hnl
iae eountF Wh'sk r. au1 WEES. VII mal
~srtelee. 81 81 ahich B 80 tea "a a
C1unfrs a1d ntg teYer ai sFad proa
Fect uif AZ - cssmlna1en e ~
"a. n. PARMELE,
EtsgvuLR. ~TENNEsEk
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Every Variety Of Machinery

II use IN Tennessee for the last twenty Yeas, and
parties having Machinery n anulsctureJ by ellis 4
Moore, viii find il to their INTEREST," to hsge their re-
pairs done at these works, as no one else has the
facilities we have for such work, and re are deter
mined 70 do all work entrusted to US PROMPTLY,
AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
cur oljsrt beipg 10 make is the interest Of all par
ties to deal with US. Every improvement in Ma
chinery that has for its CbIect The saving Of lshOr,
fuel and unnecessary weight Of material, will be
adopted by us- Parties contemplating Striking
Or can be furnished with Tonls and Machinery for
boring and pumping, IS cheap as they cau be fur
nished from fttsblrg. Parties wishing
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Hosiery and Gloves
LADIES DEPARTMENT,

Where a teut;ye Clerks will he piessed 10 sbow
me latest n yeiues, among which is superb lot OF
real French lmncIted Hair-nets, de sol pgre al na-
press, and several other beautiful styles. Cur
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WHITE GOODS.

Plain and Fsrey Swisses, Checke Muslius, Nam
cooks, Jaeouets. Tuck Muslin, Ruled do. Irish
liam. Tacie Linens, Tewels, Linen cambrics.
plan andtsncy; Z riseye Diapers, Linen Handker-
ch e.s, Hemstneh d., hne Embf.idsrpd Sets, Resi-
add Ns'encinin Colts.s, Grape &c 5. sgiss ESgin.s
Jac'net DO, Inserlings. iadetta Ribbons 10 III.
WI tbs ard in al co ors; silk Belings, Buckles
lsomethire new Corse.s, Velvet Ribbons, etc, etc.
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0. 5. 7-sO LOAN.
THIRD sERIEs
$23O.OOO,OOO.
Z-3O Loan
8. $40 Six per cent.
G~OLD-BEARIKG BONDS,

These bonds are nov worth a handsome pre-.
num- and are exempt. as are all Government
Bonds, Som STATE, County, and Mpiapd tarohon
wheh adds from one % ares PEI en-. per sauaa 70
thar ruae, according to the rate levied upon 0terh
properly. me interest is payable semi-aunusIly
b coupons attached to each nOse. which may BE-
eutOa and sold to any bank or banker.
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A NY person having tao or three ROOMS o.
n first OF second floor, or 8 SMALL HOUSE 10
rent viii iod acahpsylDg tenagt BY aodressini
? g. box 986. sug2-lwe
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rsTOVES AND HOLLOW WARE.

A business that has heretofore been neglected. in
Nashville; but we are determined to furnish As good
A Stove in design, finish, durability and cheapness
IS can be made in the United States.
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n = y n M ENI5s
"a LAST WEEK Bur oNR OF THE oPERA SEASON.
This WEDNESDAY EVENING. xlRd M 8 x Ars
"'A 'a0''r''a LA F Pl5ss DEL pssrrso
pronounced BY the press and pubic work q ~
t5laisG'ssi s sSSssii.
M4ssIMrLIArL
-. ERNEsTINE and AuRIoL
THgEsp1y.GRixiNipp OPERA IN skooKL?saf4gsE
On Saturday nen..Grand R..r. d s xsuDss.
aRssb z. sss' < 'A'
gwen o ti;fsesaH zt5s when
VIII appear IN her great character Of Eivra, 10 verds esa
''.''d 'p Ess e EnsAs1
=; !. y; 800. s:y
Nassau and Pine streets : 49, ~''A'
RRookLYN xcApEnY OF 1usIc.
Sss.aay q DEL aif bssTso
viii s the -
cADEYNoys 81 Pis NESz zIEy ssp NEXT
dRAsD 6oMBisAfios CONCERT
MAnErz Ais' o sF!i:s. ssiS stsS;ssAxy
''' ''a' OUR = most pIsfiNduIsHEp CITIZENS
seaaaa Blunt wsbd
bernard cassery !. Dsvln Horace , Csaiu kq.s%
ssS% s Este Ds T. Conner s' Fss Dsss Sfsss
The following artist. WIN appear
ssM ME 3 X. A @EaEi.
Miss LAURA H A's Skp. d sfnor oARIBoLDI
AND OTHER EMINENT voCALISTs.
Ticket. Of samon 81 TO- reserved seats s do.s
extra They DO secured ~ the principal hotels nus
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yVANTED-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, TO
w color Carte de VsiIes who has knowledge
ton ST., Brooklyn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

1IeHT bread and light hearts go to-
getheE more frequently than most per-
sons imagine, II You want to see a
happy family" visit one In which
they use the Excelsior Baking PoOder:
yOu VIII hear no complaints there from
the ''head OF the family when he takes
a seat at the. table. Ladies who are
married, and those who e1peet IN ~
should take a hint" Dealers Supplied
on liberal terms, by n. n. Logan Il "a
ana Logan List & Co, sole proprietors',
Mheeling,- wet Va. sepI5-R !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

WHoLEsALE DRUo sToRE.-we In.
Vite the attention of our readers to The
advertisement In to-iay's paper OF fiie
Wholesale drug store OF c. ]. Rawlinr
&Co: The gentlemen composing this
hrm have had a lifelong experiences In
the drug business, and have been for
years favorably known to our eommu-
nifty as business men. They will, no
doubt reeaiye, as they richly deserve.
q liberal patronage. Country mer.
enants IN qttendapce at tho mir wish
ing 70 supply themselves with stock.
WI and this 4 first rate place TO Dur.
ehasa. .Ap- Of the staple drugs aIWays
On hnndl.
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7 % an sTIRANGFRe

gTNYd,{tl :, ~ asisl44 slI
many your lives OF health 10 the care Of
- Of lrtloyG ledge name fcF eSsTS
We .ilIs Spy De Johnstons adyaFtiuansntS a
Edueated PhySieisns II,cSI5 n IL-
~ - ~ you ding month amer month,
~ ~ IN taeE lthy and poisonous compo1ndS
and n depniT, leave you Vim l5I,si bsHIt6
IN Is ~ s. yolE ON n CALLING disappointment
ti1In;v. otlilAton = the. only PhyEician advgTs
III H atS SrSientials ainlomas alvayshangl
an III q atment aFe unknown to
s5ss.s nos itnls OF ttfFubs. ne Atsf' IN ma
fSS,, ~. 41n 9 moro 1firyIls DTaniits
ny otllet = clan In the world.
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HosRRYl HosIRRYll HosrRRYIII-
The attention OF the public generally il
directed to the ~ and wen supplied
store of John Eekhart & Son. 10. Iss
Main street, nearly opposite the Grant
House, whore can be had every descrip-
ton Of Hosiery for ladies, gentlemen
and ehIldren's wear. Being the most
extensive stocking manufacturers in
tho city, they can offer to the trade an
article OF Hosiery superior to any In
the market. Their stock consists N
part Of Plain and Ribbed woolen, Plain
and Ribbed Nferino, AnalIne Ribbed
Balmeral Heece1 Cotton. stlE and
Cotton Hosiery -.
The Junior partner having recentlv
returned from the east, offers In connee-
ton with tho above, q fun line OF IA.
dies and gentlemen's Under Shifts and
Drawers, Gloves, Nubias, Hoods. linen
and Paper Collars, sink and LINEN
dRndkerchiefs, Suspenders, Neckties.
Brushes, and q full nssortment Of No
tons In general. sc 1.la lrTsi7
All colors and qualities of Cotton and
WOODEN Knitting Yarns ALWAYS on
hand. 80 - - = - -
Returning thanks for the kind nat
ronage bestowed upon us in past wears
We would kindly solicit a continuance
OF the same. ~ li iTit : % : :
oct7-2W JOHN EcKHGR4 & Son.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

POLICE CouRr.-In the police CONT
yesterday Joseph Fleming and Robert
Thompson were arraigned for HAVING,
on Friday night of last week, disturbed
q religious meeting in North Wheeling,
They were found guilty and fined slo
and costs, each. An6rtw Fleming was
also arraigned for completely in the
above named Offence, but was acquitted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

SLIGHT AouDKSr Ar THE, PAM
Yesterday morning sagentIeman from
Noble county, Ohio, Cwhoss name, We
did not learn, was exercising his horse
IN the ring Of the fair grounds, IL ran
on and broke through the railing. The
sulky was badly damaged, but NO other
injury was done, we believe. 80
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INTEI,LIGENCFR,
PRINTING 5HOUSE,

s8a llls f7llcf
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EBN 4. N.-oPRS 10 rRorr1No HORSES
LHAr HAVE NEVER BEATES THREE
LNUEtA--nESE THREE LIZ FIVE.
EiBt premium not less than .........,.s5o
Second g sS,1
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Ar THE PArnZThnnsn

ATTHE FAIR--The usual numbsr of
side shows, swings, DC, are in attendt
anee ut our fair. 1.-THE great moral an.
htbitlon OF wax worls'' is also on he
gFonnd-from whose interest nothing
Is taken because Major Anderson and
MaJ.-Gen. Burnside appear in Brigadier
Generals coats, and ttossowatoD,ia
Brown7 in a bur eolored military vest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

a. Coop LuNoH.-We advis,as, m ~
readers in attendance at the Fair, who
wish .il. refreshments on the grounds, to
Patronize fThe Union Tent.s Nj.
Moore. the host, will be found accom-
mod3ting, with an on hands that conId
DC wished. - atNfG .ilI4i0 Z 'H-sA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

STEIN Bios cor. Main and Monroe (,
streets, have just received one Of the
iargest stocks Of Ready Made Ciotbinc
Fiece Goods, Trimmings and Comfy
furnishing Goods, ever brought to his
market. They call the attention Of
persons visiting orr city, couNrRY
MRRlcHANFs particularly, 10 eS.al5}Sa5iI,e.
theit stock, - they are tetsE.nains7, ~
sen below Eastern prices. > oces1m- .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

BIBLICAL soaErr.-@AY Young Mems
society Of Biblical InquIIy'' has BEEN
toEned IN our city. 1t meets every SIT
etday night, at the First Bantist
Shereh, on Clay street, between FfftI
ena sixth streets, East wheeling. For
mlaembership apply to the members ~
,1 - lneeanss- The object of the orenn-
t-s.lon = good, and it should be en-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

THE Horn FrRE CoGPANx.AAs WIN
pc seen by an advertisement In our
paper Of to-day, the Hope Fire Com
Pany is declared broken up, and he
citizens interested are invited to meet
ior the purpose of Organizing a new
Company. ItbehooYes our fellow GILL
zens to move in this matter, as DELAY
may cost them dearly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

Music AT TIE FAIR-Tbe music a,
the fair is furnished by Vaas, brass
band, OF our city. It Is most excellent.
and adds materially to the pleasures Of
the exhibition. f..sis -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

FoR THE FAfR.-Last night the, CITY
was very full, The hotels all being
crowded TO their utmost capacity. on1
city Is rapidly fIlihg up for he ali,
and for the next three DAYS We No, lIex.lpts...,
quite rush. -. ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

In THE crTTAGen. kelley is in the
city with his lady. We are pleased 10
know that the General is likely to
make his home with us, al .Ieaust Tor
some time to come. -, ''-='s iNt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

SETH KlGnLSatAN.-This renowned indi-
vidual, who presented the celebrated
grizzly bear chair to President johnson.
Is in the city attending the fair. He
presents an odd appeafaneeIn his hunt
ing costume. '1 .l5g'5i Ifi =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

CIFT CouNcn--Iasteyepingw was the
night Of regular meeting of the city
council; No quorum was In attend-
anee, and those present adjourned to
meet on the eth inst, two weeks from
last night. 49, -
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.asQUICK sales and small profits, Is the
cuisines motto Of John T. Lalin & Co.
-. IN
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srRANaRRs yisitj1s, a.. n. -, !,

BLOOD Red Writing ON the arm a,
Washington Hall next week. T'I0.iTf
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BLOOD Red Writing on the arm at
Washington Hal next week.
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,suEu1E--FatheF smaTi5s ,S,il 1,
hysra lecture a tho c.t5.,, M , Ss;
IS1a.l4 aa1s9 O'clock, ON the foliovIr5
- ~ S, ~ !, ne Bible not the oniyrpie
~ -. We .1l. bospealr Ior the 3avsF.
-. - eeatienaan ! large atte65s ~,
which his fhmo richly dSserveS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

u yen want the best: and .cheane y,
~ Z, Which thsmarlet afoTdsJ IN n
me ne clothing depot of John n. ISI[tr M = :,
w. oetlolW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

- ts:-The markets yesterday
1ere remarkably well attended Priccs
80 - SUI nish, ranging about as fol.
1SS- lEiAh Potatoes sos. per pecl,. t.
- o0e. Per peck; green corn o.
- ee1en; butter 5Oc. per,lb.: ezzs %
gsaSeen; sweet potatoes SOC. pe q pecI 81:
49, 70 70 80. per lb.; lard ~ rsT II,
O1loes 1ee. Per peck. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11
HATS AND CAPS.

3 N. PRATHER, =
go 81 20 No 80 MAIN sTRIiIT.
I A LWAYE on HAND AZ CHOICE AND
~ lttSalied stock OF Hats and CAPS nor Mems
Being aeEiTpns Of establi slling q permanent
trAdet both In Ghe city and Gnff odndinE coIif.
ase can rely on being supplied with Che best
goods At the lowest dgur5E = 81 NJ :; - - :
county MERCHANTS are pan ieulnTiy reuJiel-
ted 70 mil and Gxnmine my st6clI.
.noyl1 81 -. PRATHER
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@IiaffIInfnlla. S
! The New ,Iine Steamars.

NOR FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK.
otRSF sphaeotias p6lntslf sISi5+ ia ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

sALE OF THE BELNIoNT MnLs.-The
Belmont Mills were sold yesterday, d
per advertisement. at public auction.
me sale commenced In the morning nj
10 O'Clock. During the forenoon ths
bidding was quite animated. The first
o1er was 100000. This was ouicI[Iv
run up oS15O, OOO, and from these figures
TO Slso, 800, ut $500 toeaeh bid. Then the
sale was postponed tin ~ o,clocl, n
the afternoon. Amer resumption the
ngurs were soon run up to S1s5,OOo. d
which sum the property was knocked
down TO Messrs. Moore, Iehr q Co
The crowd In attendance during the
sale was quite large, and the biddine
very spirited. The principal bidders
were the Huecasaful parties, and Nj.
woodward, Of our city, and Mr.. Kerr,
OF Pittsburgh. 1t is considered that
the above was a very good price for tbe
property. The last time Il s0ld was for
S127,Soo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

I " No Nc % Injured Themselves by n certain
ILaSttee inqnlGed IN when alone. Hliahif NE
r. Llle1 nom evll cptnpdni6Tts or q
lsenool, me enect8 OF which am nirffiy feit.
s,SsLl " men asleep, and II not cured, renders
a,1i " be and destroys both mind
W W. siion ~ apply inimediiteiy
l, ~, ~ nAL ply that q Young man, the hone Of
II ~ me darling ofhIs parental should
tSsr,ts. ~ ~ rom All prospects and enjoy.
IL = nom inc path Of nature and indulginR
N g ceftain secret habit Such personS' MIST
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-11

aHo9n RS: Writing ON the. arm al
Warrington HAN next WEAK. -