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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-08

countrymen who celebrated the Fourth
OF Jniy at Geneva:
HOTEL, BYRON, LAKE GENEVA, I
Tuesday, Jnly A, 1865. J
Ny DEAR SRI have received Your
yerv polite invitation, on hehalt OF the
citizens of the United States of America
who arc i'll Geneva, to Mrs Mcclellan and
myself to Join them at dinner to-day.
regret that it will not be in our pow
ar to do ourselves the pleasure of meeting
With YOU in the celebration of this most
interesting anniversary of the most sa
cred day in the American calendar
Although cannot meet you in person,
hone that you will permit me to express
the intense JOY aud pride with which, in
common with all Americans, | look upon
the recent gloriOus successes OF our gal
liant armies under Grant and Sherman.
As these victories have finally crushed
the armed opposition to the General Gov
eminent, and have brought back the
whole of the national domain under the
folds of our flag, / trust that this ami
versary of the Nations Birthday will be
the opening Of new era in our history
when brotherly love will again prevail
between the people of the once contend
/ ing sectiOns-when all the causes of the
late war shall have disappeared when
the idea of secession shall he regarded rs
thing of the past-never again Ia be
revived, and during which We shall be-
come stronger, more united, and more
prosperous nation than ever before.
Imost sincerely uiite with you in the
feelings of sorrow and indignation which
have been so universally expressed for
the cowardly murder which deprived the
country of its Chief Magistrate, and in
the desire to afford the most loyal support
to his successor. / trust, too, that you
will unite with me in the hope that, since
we have completely indicated our ma
tional strength and military honor, by
the entire defeat and ruin of our late enc
mics, our peop.e will pursue a magnani-
nous and merciful course toward afallen
foe-one that will tend to soften the bit
ter feelings inevitably caused by a long
and earnest war, and to restore the con.
6dence and kind feelings that should ex-
list between those who owe allegiance to
the same Government, and belong to the
same people. ,,.,
! Begging that you will convey to the
committee, and to the gentlemen they
represent, my sincere thanks for their
very courteous invitation, am, my dear
sir, very truly and respectfully. yours
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
FARM FOR SALE,

CONTAINING Is6ACRKs. / RK.
I SERVE the River Hill which is about Is
acres. This farm is situated on Scotch Ridge 81
miles above Wheeling, and twenty rods from the
Ohio River and Railroad, where we have a
switch so that produce can be shipped to any
place. 1t is well improved a good brick house
containing eight rooms, with cellar under tho
front also the.largest barn in the township,
with stabling under it for horses and cattle Ii
Is well watered by never-failing spring at the
door. and large brick spring house and all 9th
err buildings necessary. There are seven acres
of apple orchard of the choicest fruit the young
est trees Iust commencing TO bear also varie
ty of other fruits sucn as ounces, grapes, pears
and peaches. 1t is well timbered, not less than
a thousand locusts from two to three feet over
The greater part of the farm is well adapted for
VINEYARDS. The soil cannot be surpassed for
raising all kinds of grain, the most of it having
heen in grass for four OF FIVE years. The build
;nps are AL substantial for ! put them up roy
er intending to sell. Any one wishing 10 pur.
chase will please call on me on the premises, in
Pease township, Belmont couRy. Ohio. 1 will
make PAYMENTS suitable and easy.
will also sell the River Hill, with the Coal
under all the land.
ias9. lmdkw WILLIAM hAlNEY.
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
Of Lots in the City Of Wheeling and South
Wheeling.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
i TION, Oh Thursday, the lst day of Septem'
Der next, at the front door of the Court House
of hio county commencing said sale at ten
o'clock A. NJ, Lots numbered l26 OF Lot l29,
Lots 1853 and i66 all on Zane street; also Lots ii
and IL in Ritchie's addition 2d Ward.
ALSO
The following lots in South Wheeling:
Lots |, ., 3, 4, II and 10, square 20.
Nos 10, II, square Is
II, IL, square 80.
5. 15 square 80.
!, g. square Al.
ii, Is, IL, square 81.
%, 10, square IS.
3, square 81.
g II, 10, square A.
s, 6, square A.
" 2, square 40.
Terms of sale: the purchaser may at his op.
ton pay the whole purchase money in cash, or
oue-third in hand and the balance in six and
twelve months, with interest on lien.
F. r. ARMSTRONG, Agent.
August I, 1865.td'
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NTwADvERTIsEMENTs
teachers Examination.

AN EXAMINATION OF CAND1.
n DIDATES for pcsitions - Teaohers In the
PubIic Schools Of the District Of Wheeling win
be held in the Hall of tho House Of Delegates, In
the city Il wheeling on "Wednesday, August
18th, commencing at O'Clock, A. n An PER
sons who hope to obtain situations a. Teachers
in any of the Schools of the District, should be
present for examination 1t the time and place
named, as NO other Examination will take place
before the opening Of the Schools in September.
and no Teaches can be employed who shall not
previously have obtained certificate Of qualif'
cation from the examining Board.
+. 8. WILLIAMS,
Sup't of Public Schools Of District of Wheeling.
Wheeling Aug. 8, 1665.td.
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Notice.
NOTICE.

WMEKEAs, THE sTOCKHOLD.
w Err ) of The Belmont Iron Works Compa.
ny, of Wheeling West Virginia, ut o meeting
neld at the Office Of said corporation in the city
of Wheeling, ON the 10th July 1865, passed II I
following resolution, 10 wit
WHEREAS, the resolution requiring the assess
ment and payment Of three hundred and ffty
dollars per share, ~ make good the loss Of CAPT
tai resulting ON the operations Of the corpora.
ton since Jan. 9TH, 1865 not having an unapi.
nous vote, and therefore not being adopted, II
is hereby
Rejoired That this corporation shall discou
tinue its business and 90 into immediate liaul.
dalton, In accordance with the S0th section nj
the Act of the Legislature Of West Virginia,
passed October 10Th, 1853, regarding corpora.
tons and the board Of directors OF said cotDo.
ration is hereby authorized and directed to pro.
eeed forthwith to close and settle up It's
as soon as practicable, in accordance with said
section OF said act and that the real estate and
appurtenaDcy aud chattel property sbalI BE- sold
on or before the LIST day Of September pert.
We, the undersigned, appointed by said board
OF directors committee 90 carry out said rsso.
luton,
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The Belmont Iron Works
and Nail Factory.

Bounded as follows west by the Ohio Iriysr
Dortn by Division street, east by Main street
and south BY the property or Messrs. Caldwell
* Lancaster. 49,
ALSO, the Coal Mine in said Ward. now
worked by said corporation, and the railway
connecting said mine and the rolling min.
ALSO. the real estate aud coal property bs.
longing 10 said corporation In and adjoining
South Wheeling, including tbst recently puf.
chased Of DR.. j. G. Campbell, and the choses In
action connected Herewith ; and q town lots In
South Wheeling, lately and heretofore purchased
Of the u. 4 IL. Bank and others, and Lot No. .
In Czldwelfs addition TO tho city Of Wheeling
southeast corner Of Main and Division strsets
II being understood, that the purchaser Or pur1
chasers Of said real estate and sppurtenances
shall also purchase Al the stock, mateTialA tools
and chattel property Of every description In and
about said Belmont Iron Works, at the vibration
Of three disinterested persons $3.50
TEEAfs-One- third cash, one.third In two
months, one-third in four months, With intersst
from day Of sale, deferred payments 70 b. sstis.
HENRY. MOORE,
Up. GnCHhI1T,
il DUBOIS,
For Directors Of Belmont Iron WoeAs Com.
pany. - s,s..f & -
juiysatd
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Fourth of Jniy Letter from General
Mcclellan.

The following letter from General Me
Clellan was addressed to party of Or
countrymen who celebrated the Fourth
al Jnly at Geneva:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

TFLEGRANs-The following telegramsremain
uncaIIel for al the Office; Simpson, Hayes a
Co. II. j. Else, Joseph Topham, W. p. Wilkn-
son. J.. o.. Prather, Ailo Paully, James Lory,
Ed. Berry. Granville, Puler & Co, Jas A. Ram
sey. J.. r. Harvey, F. 7. Wood, A. II. Murphy,
Mrs T. A. Dorr, George Forester a Co, George
W shilling, Nirs. johnson, W. H Beach, and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-02

NOZZLE AND OHIO RALRoAD.-In a
report by the Tribune of the speech o,
Judge Brown, President of this roadf
made at Mobile recently, we find the fol-
lowing paragraph: "Insregard to the
conflicting interests of the city Of Mem
phis and of the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road, they are more imaginary than real.
When wiser counseIs prevail at Memphis,
and they resort to friendly negotiations
instead Of newspaper attacks, there will
be no insuperable difficulty in arranging
the running of trains and freight on a
basis which disinterested parties will say
are just and equitable. But until then
their attacks win be treated with def
ance. These attacks have been unjust
and illiberal, and they have sought to
take advantage of a crisis in the affairs
Of the road to iniiet on it permanent
injury"
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BAGGING AND ROPE-The demand is less
active. Prices show but slight change.
BUTTER-Oventocked and dun. We now
quote Roll nj 45s4Sc, and kegs are sold as low
as SOC.
CANDLEs-We lower our quotations 10
26ag7c.
C~HEEsE-Has an upward tendency at our
quotations.
CHIcKENs-In steady demand, at the same
prices.
FEED.-The market presents nonew feature.
Corn continues active. Sales OF 70 sacks White
at 81; Ear sells at sc. Hay IS still duh andl0w.
Bran is now in moderate supply, and is in
quired for. We have no advance. Oats are
steady. but not In active demand. Sales Of 800
sacks at Sc.
FIsH-Not quite SO much In demand. We
change some the quotations.
LARD-In fair request. We reduce quota
tons.
OILS-Lard continues 10 advance.
PROVIsIONS-We slightly reduce quota
tons ofCiear sides, buthear ONO therehanges
Of interest. The killing season has fully set in
above, and hogs command high prices in all
quarters.
q
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new 10TH hhrAelS-
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S-Cotton-Nominal and
u-nchaured: 52a53c for middling.
our-Ext state firm, while pretty much
all others duh and lower; s. 4O9ss 90 for extra
state and extra round hoop Ohio; So S0aSll 50
for trade brands; market closing quiet.
Whisky-Heayy at 81 3isS2 -
W-heat-Opeued steady and closed a shade
hrmer; 81 67Gsl - for Chicago spring 81 50g
81 p for Milwaukee club 81 SSSl IS for amber
Milwaukee.
BsrleyGDul at 81 6 and 81 q for Canada and
Barley Malt-Quiet.
Corn lie better and more active e0d94c for un-
1 sound: gai9Sc for sound mixed western, and
q3lsc for high mixed; sales 5000 bushels sound
mixed western, for January, buyers option,
0atAQuiet at 1856 for unsound, and 6lg
sc for sound Canada, and $500 for state and
Cofee-Quiet.
Sugar-Dul and nominal.
MOlaSses-Quiet; p. r. 1890.
PetrOleum-Dull and lower; crude 40c refined
PorE-DecidedIy lower at 81 75gs2a I2z for
mess, closing az SO cash, and S35GsS % Also
100 bbls mess, for all year, sellers option, az
50 50, and 300 bbls new mess, for January, sci
ler's option, at SUs 50.
and I46l7c for extra mess
Beef hams-Duil at SS14ic
Bacon-Duli sales OF loo boxes short ribbed
Dressed Hozs-Dun and heavy at l8lsaI3ssc.
Cut Meats-Heavy at l3z9l6c for shoulder
| anu Jul 70 AAAAH
Lard-LOwer at lSdEc.
Butter-Dun at 59942c forOhio, and S59i6c fol
1 State.
C-heese-steady at l4glac.
Cincinnati
C~TNcISNArI, Nov 2.-FloSr-Duu, but with.
] out change in prices.
Wheat-Duu, and prices nominal; old red
81 gs8s2; new, 81 q Is.
Corn-Duu, and prices declined TO 40a42c fol
new
Oats In good demand, and prices advanced
to 42d48c in elevator.
R~ye-Adyanced 10 Sc for prime.
HogS-A better feeling In the market Their
Is a good demand for fair 20 heavy averages a
sI0asl0 30. net, but holders are hrD at $40 500
slL. Receipts, 200 head.
PrOvisions-The provision market ha'
touched bottom. Mess pork is quoted a
S21Us2s, the latter the asking rate for new
Green Meats are held with more nrmness a
81, ~ and l30l3[c for Shoulders, Sides ana
Hams. Nothing doing In old meats.
Lard-Unsettled and Irregular prime lea
2h@2lc.
Groceries-Quiet.
Whiskv-Small sales 81 g q,
Weath0g cloudy, Thermometer AZ.
Gold Il. JlF1-
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Tb.,,sfee,a SnIe

DURSUANT 10 q decree Of the Chaucev 81
i ofths Commou Law and Chancey Court Of
The City Of Memphis, in a certain cause therein
Reading. wherein william smith g. complain
ANT. and George g. Curl8 and others are defeud-
ants. j viii. on Tuesday. the rth day ofUereu-
Der. I'D, az a. O'Clock A. e., In front OF q Eel
l0Es Eal. IN the city ul Memphis, Tennessee.
sal az public auction to the highest bidder. tbs
following property. 20 wit The east half-1einE
5-r feet frUur-0f two certain lots Of land. living
and being iu the County Of shelby. state OF
tennessee, and city Of Memphis, being part OF
the tract Of known upon the plan Of5outh
Memphis as blocks Nos s. and 81, designated
upon $. q. WheatCns plan Of subdivision OF
said tract, made hy ~ A. Kerr. surveyor. on
the 1th Of Juue. ls5, a. lots Nos ~ and and
bounded as follows, TO wiz Beginning a. the
intersection ofLle east side Of an alley which
den street. and at the southwest corner o. lot
No. 3-theuee easrWardly with the north side
0f Linden street ~ feet 20 the s1urheast corner
ofI1t No. L-turuc- u0rthwarlly - feet TO
the northeast corner Oflot No. Z-thenCe west
wandiy with - g. Wheat1uE north boundary
line &c feet 10 the nOrthwe1 corner Of Lr No
20. and 20 the hnst named alizy-theuce south
vgardiv with the east side or said alley ~ feet
10 the beginning. with an the appur1susnrez
tleueuut0 belonging. the lot hereby sold being
No Il on said subdivision
Termso sale-EredItD ziNmOnths, purchaser
executing bond with sOod security, and a lien
retained on the property until the purchaas
money is al paid
Title good. and sale 20 be confirmed by decree
Of Chancey Court, barring ali right or equity o.
redemption. u. SLAUGHTER,
n0V25td Trustee
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tations, but the noon dispatches proved 50 dis
eouraging that even those rates could not be
maintained, and Middling Cotton went down
70 Il and - cents, and sales were made on the
street as low as % cents. II is estimatei that
the stock Of Cotton in the city at the present
time is 5000 bales This is generally held nom
market at a limit Of 50 cents, and the advances
made on this stock amount 70 a formidable
sum Under this state Of things the continued
declines are regarded with grave feelings That
Cotton viii attain a price much above what u
nov current, both holders and buyers are gem
orally agreed, bat whether the present po1ey
can be persevered in until that much longed
for contamination takes place, is a question
now discussed with serious concern. The sales
yesterday included the following a bales at
nc. Is at 4Ic, Is6 at 42e, and 80 at 421sc, M%iddiingi
Is at sc. and IS at 4sHc, Strict Middhng lSS at
&c. and IS al 45c, Good Mlddling.
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EasioN. call 81 Francisco a Virgins SS Main
sirset. AID - their sPlaHdtA HecF % Mlys
Erase furg 49,
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Trust Sale.

DY VTRTUE Of a Deed Of Trust TO No exc
" cuted on the 18th day o. AprE, 1853, BY
Saznh Ann Apperby and her husband william
Ap1arby. and registered in the Registers Once
Of Shelby county, in Book Nos, pages 36Z SO,
ID and 30, on Hth June, 1873, 70 secure the ray
ment Ofthreep romm1sSory notes made BY the
dsGe, for eight hundred and hfty-eight dollars,
$50 dated April 18th, 1859. and made payable
10 the order q Mrs. Jane ". Porter. at tbs
Union Bauk In Memphis. the second Of same
date, and payable tWenty-fOur months ater
date, for nine hundred and nine R-le0 dollars,
aS0g As-le9} payable at same place and % same
order. the third Of same date, and payable
three years after date, for nine hundred and
sky e8-l00, dollars $50 e6-l0UJ payable At same
nIaaa aud 70 sama nrn.r A. Iru.-aa- ] y. On
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AH0c6meUf.

In the Circuit Court ofsheIby county, Tenn.
O. Al. Bartlett vs. D. II. sanderlin, VS. Wells.
IN this case the plaintiff having sued outan
Attachment in said Circuit Court againsr the
prUperty OF Defendants upon ne gr0una thaE
see- ana the same having been returned levied
upon the real estate Of said ~Sauderlns pub
Heation Il. hereby ordered TO be made IN The
WFguPHfs AgPEAL. requiring them, the said
Sanderiu and Wells, oappear at the next t94
Of the said CFcLit Court 70 Dc held igr SR8l5y
COUNTY at the E0Uu House in Raleigh on fhs
Third Monday IN January next, and within the
first three days Of sid term, TO plead answer or
demur to said attachment SUIT OF proceeQlugs
therein wiz be conducted - pQTte.
Done ~ ONCE Nov. Is. H5.
N. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk.
Brown & LOOney, Attys. for PuE
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Bishop OF the Diocese oi Tenn
MEzFHTs, Nov. -, 1863.


MEMHhler lENN-r Nhhs o. A21s
Enrr,p= APPEAu-TRs. In your paper OF
vesferday there g. copied irons the Catrs Lemo-
~rqf. an article headed - Reverend biack-
guard" referring 20 J. W Mcfarland Inc ar
and vfiest vulgarty and personal abuse ana
r1rffaioug fafE-hopd.
The writer says OF The person TeieTrea 70,
aabGut the beginning Of tine war ne negtme
chaplain Of an Ohio glmen ana "aa d'N9'
oraflv disulissed for good cause
This is q palpable IL and a specimen on ne
uboie article. ] was chaplain OF tie seventy
g5urrh Ohio. and e9ntinued with iuelu az lIsH
chaplain Illasi July, when i was honoreIiy
mustered out along With the FesuhtHL Lmt
entire article s az false a. i IS mean Nue' cow
arilv. aander0us and malicious
OF the writer of the article one Jplh DDtLE,
] know but l,ttle, IN wooster ono a.
conn Memphis 20 escape punishment loI az
fau,uttur u murder his brOthefln-laN / khee
MIN BY common report as drunken vsyaD2no
Who was endowed boy nature with lnueiecllal
r.,,5ew. euHrienre 90 have made him a respecla-
fIe and useful man. ifhe had not 7oiq hiinseli
10 the devil and given himself over 70 ing
--tfna ouarreiug and all manner OF un-
I--Eg~Hness md evil works Having no properly
0fbfs own, he can anord 70 puullsi - anu
aiardar al Hbift1n. without any fear OF IT'S COS .
ing him a cent sud a. le p tsfeIat Gla4
- an afford 20 SANDER ana ne WIN
eas car ~ a horsc-Whlp, or a -oun4 1850
frVlthe ouly fning that was ever hnoNn ~
grv v-hoiragm6 Influence on either hla
.-.us-=rra or his liue. 4 90 not pTgp9ee l'
ssndv weapons with a blachgunr1 alla l.sLs
-..r -. erfov undfzfurhed the uauceOus cfrls.
Zone OF his own pointed s1ut anl
would not ErapplC with him IN q neN
eua~r-.. far thg same 1eason ma
Etfr q sHgnf cvt or mT way
- sou. N6-Se- Editors. have gwen puoHel9
t.h.. Irng ana ass.ass0ns article, ] ask OF yol
a. an act 81 simple 3eEuG tFsf you give 'W'
card the same publicity.
j. W. McFARLASD.
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we Take Pleasure in recommending 10
me nublie the newly constructed steamer
VIeksburg, Of the Memphis and Nieksourg
Packet Line. Her cabin recommendation
were perfected under the Supervising care Oh
hor able and energetic Captain, J. i. Hicks ana
even the fastisious q" Bill Arp " must admitthat
She is completely h0ruaonized. Messrs. Light
burn. Huls a Allen, the ~obliging clerks, are not
exoelIed by any in theiE polite attention 70 the
wants Of passengers, and In a ready ingenuity,
never at a loss 10 provide for their comfort and
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nr,,eteeys -

nv virtue Of a deed Of trust % ne eIscuted
h nv william II. Adams, on Ath day Of Feb
-Iarv 1870. TO secure certain notes therein men
.i01sd and described, which are due and owing
nom safd Adams 70 5. E Norris the benen-
-isrv hi said deed, which Is recorded in the
registers ONCE, Shelby County, in Book
Number ~fOrty-One, part second, pages IA,
As and iA. I viii, On Tuesday 6e L2Ih day OF
,1ecsmber. Ls5. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a N. and 2 O'Clock pm, IN mont Of the Court
House door, On Second street, in the City Of
Mem pills. ennessee, sell 20 the highest bidder
for eaAh the following described tract Of land or
lot Of ground, lying and being n the COtnty OF
shelby and state OF Tennessee, N District No.
~, and containing by estimation Y seven
acres, being the West part OF Lot No. 3, bound
ed as fol0Es: Beginning 81 STAKE On ~
southwest or B.A-AleNanderG if n the ml1.s
Of Norris Avenue, running thence norm win
said Alexanders lot 10 Twelve chains ana -
seventeen lnksto a stake, thence west y I'VE
chains and 75) s~eyenty-siL hnks 70 a SAKE
thence south lZ twelve chains and 90
seventeen links 70 3 stake IN Lhe een-
ter Of Norris Avenus. said avenue being
78W thirty feet widel thence aLong ne
center or aid avenue 81 I'VE chains and lbi
seventv-sx Hnkst 70 the beginning me equity
~ -edennnftou in and % said land - expressly
waived bv AID Adams in said deed Of trust
tine re- Is believed 10 be good, but I VIII con-
yeT only as trustee
novl0 I'm NM- NOhhAo, trustee