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ONE OF THE LAST or THE FATHERS
II appears that one OF the soldiers of the
keVolution, of whom nothing has here
Noble county, Ohio. His name is John
Gray, and he is one hundred and three
years old. He was born in Fairfax Co.
Virginia, and enlisted in the Continent
tai army in 1881, serving for three
months, taking part in one minor en-
SnSement, and being honorably dis
charged at the expiration of his term.
his period OF service was so short that
he is not entitled TO pension nnder
any existing law. He has been unable
10 support himself for the last seven
teen years, and his neighbors now ask
Congress to give him special pension.
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y SHOCKING accident occurred in
Ihorntown, Ind, on Saturday last.
Some children went to the Touring mill
OF Mckinney ~ Co. to play, and, unob-
served by the proprietors, assembled to
girl ten years of age, daughter of Mr..
Slower, approached too near the main
shaft, which caught her clothes, throw
ing her with terrible force against a
post, killing her instantly. Her com
panions gave the alarm, the mill was
stopped AS soon as possible, but when
the foreman reached the place where
the unfortunate child Law, he found tho
body mangled in II rrightrul manner:
the arms, legs, and neck broken, and
the clothes all torn off.
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IN the Boston municipal election, on
Monday, it is said that the negro voters
in several wards, having become piqued
at the Republicans, Joined in with the
Democrats and worked and voted for
the Democratic ticket; thus materially
reducing the vote of the one party and
increasing that of the other.
Think of it! Democrats elected by
negro votes! But we don't hear of the
resignation of any of tho Democratic
councilmen thus elected.
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Notice

THE COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED
i BY the President OF the u. s., under the
act OF June 2lst, 1866, to ascertain the amount
Of moneys expended by the State OF West
Virginia In enrolling, supplying, eQuipping,
suhStsting, Transporting and paying such
state forces rs have been called into service
IN said State, since the 10th day OF June, 1861,
10 aet IN concert with the U. 8. forces in the
Will meets at the U. $. Court room in the city
OF wheeling, West Va, on Monday, Dec
5.th, 1855, and continue their sessions daily,
BY order OF the Secretary OF the Treasury,
NATHAN WILKINSON,
ucI2-Iwd . Chairman
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The superior excellence of this Baking
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1t makes all kinds of Light Bread NTnfnus
Hot Rolls, WaffieS BuckWheat Cakes tiridIIG
and Sweet Cakes.
the materials. ~
The principal Hotels and Boarding Houses
and The Il ST families of Wheeling ali use il,
Try II, II you have not already doue 50.
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Sold by Grocers and Dealers generally.
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a DISPATCH from Burlington, Iowa,
dated Tuesday, says the cold weather
is disclosing the Mississippi there. All
the packets have gone into winter quar-
tiers, and ere this it was expected the
river would be closed.
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Worlds Hair hestorer, is the only prepara-
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u prevents hatr nom falling or and makes
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ass hair dressing it has no equal.
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Ask Tor Odbert's Vegetable AmbroSia and
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TmE bill to repeal what is known as
the act of Limitation in cases of treason
was up in the House of Representatives
On Wednesday. Mr.. Rogers, of New
Jersey, in concluding speech on it,,
used the following "highfalutin:"
God Almighty in eternity will write
in letters OF gold, upon the front of the
altar of Christianity. the name of An
drew johnson rs the one pure patriot
of these troublous times" This was
received with shouts o. laughter on the
radical side of the House.
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The Newbureh New York; Journal,
paper that advocated Horace Gree
ley's election to the United States SEN
ate before his general amnesty "procla-
NATION, now earnestly declares that it
desires no such result, and that he is so
sideratiOn for his candidaSv. Greeley
1t says, has committed political hari,
Kari, by hisgeneral amnesty manifesto.
which it,styles weak and inexpedient
II says he "prattles with more than in.
Iantile glibness and guiIelessness, y
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join c. BRECKINRIGDE, the exiled
traitor, spent the last summer in Paris,
and if his treason made him odious at
home, he was not impecuniOus abroad.
His wardrobe was in first rate condi-
ton, and did not give out the least idea
that its owner was in need of pecuniary
assistance. Nearly every "eXile" in
Paris is said to be in comfortable cir
cumstanccs. They have, in some
measures, "a society of their own, into
which all who We're given to the bad
habit of wearing gray clothes IA couple
of years ago, can be admitted without
much formality. Mrs. Judah Benin
min, wife of the ex-rebel Secretary of
State, lives in fine style in Paris, and
herhusband practices Law in England,
where he is said to be doing we'll.
George n. Sanders, at last reports, was
looking rather ''seedy," and devoting
his best energies to the brandy bottle.
His present address is said to be in Lon
don.
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Gov. FLETCHER, of Missouri, has
issued II proclamation calling for the
organization of volunteers to preserve
the peace, protect the people, and en-
force the laws against the marauders
and robbers now infesting parts of that
State.
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Dividend.


WHEELING, w. VA, Dec. 1, 1855.
TTHE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
i Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company
per cent on the capital stock of the cOmnany
out OF the earnings for the last six monthS
payable on or after the first day OF January
1901, TO the stockholders holding stock on tie
2oth of December, 1886, JOS. LAWSON,
ucll-4W ..a.| Sec'y.
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Letters from may persons acknowledging
the receipt OF VALUABLE GIFTS, from us
may De seen on hle at our office, among
whom we are permitted TO refer to:
John ). Holcomb, LRmbertVille, N, J..
S5old Watch, value $3.50. Mrs s. Bennett,
20 Cumberland street, Brooklyn, Sewing Ma
chime, $50. Edwin Hoyt, Stamford, Conn,
Gold Lever Watch, value 500. Hon. r. II
BTiggs. Washington, u. e., Diamond PIN
$40. -. u sutherland, 100 Lexington Ave
nue., Piano, 1880. Mrs. NJ! jackson, aug Nine.
I Ias fa street, n. T., Sewing Machine, $50.
Miss L. Collins, Atlanta, Ga, Diamond i.us:
Yer KING, SGD. Or. Henry Smith, Worcester
Mass, Sewing Machine, SSj. II Shaw lSi
10Th street, n. Y, Gold Watch, $50. Edw.
IoSnton, Nashville. Tenn, MelOdeOn, 500.
James Russell, MGntgpmery, Ala, Gold
dence, K: l., Silver Lever Watch, SO. oscar
Purdy, Madison, N. J., Music box S45 Hon
X :. Newell, st. Paul, Mimi, Gold Watch.
SlS5. !. Y, Sperry, Litchtield, Conn.,, Silver
Watch, so. VIM. 3. Peck, Harlem, Ills,
Music Box, $40. Vim. Raymond, Dayton,
SchenGE, Detroit, Mich, Diamond Ear Rings,
$50. Pierre Beaudin, st. Charles Hotel
New Orleans, Diamond King, $40. Mrs
Martina BarneS, st. Louis, Mo, SIelodeon,
nS-A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF
THE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE Doll
LAR BY PUCHASIN1 a SEALED ENVF;-
LOPE FOR % cts. -
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed 10 All,
a5-6 Tickets for One Dollar, Is for Two
Dollars, IS for Five Dollars. Great induce
ments TO Agents.
Allletters should be addressed
H. RAY q CO.,
dc1S-Smd&w ROx 6I3O, New York,
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HOLIDAY GIFTS!!
BY THE
N. Y. Prize Association,
500 Rrnadwau NJ Y
500 Broadway, N. Y.
s 500 600,
Win BE DISTRIBUTED as FOLLOWS

The name and value of each article of our
good 90!IST are are marked on Tickets placed in
on receipt of % cents, an enVTl0pe contain.
ing such TICKET will be drawn without
choice and delivered at our office or sent by
seeing what article It draws and lis value
Whlch may be from One TO Five Hum.
UrcU lbOlIRrHS-Can then, on payment of
Unc Dollar, receive the article named or
may exchange IL for any other article mark
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OlLr patrons can depend on proInDt ref,rrus
INC articles drdlCn tCiH be inlRIedtrfe|v
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THE Scientific AmeyTcdH says: "a
patent has been issued for ladys pal
plating bosom, which is capable OF
twenty-seven heaves IL minute" That
Wall be delightful, trnly! if it does not
give the wearer the appearances of an
individual in the last agonY Of denIh.
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Also, cures salt Rheum, Ulcers. ChiIo,aIns
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Mr.. TAYLOR. the new johnson post
master at Cincinnati, has taken pos
session ofhis Office, and made sweeping
changes of his subordinates.
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For Rent.

TNHE LARGE AND CoNIMoDIouS 3
Il story Store, at present occupied by J. 4
=. Mendel q Co.. Immediately above tile NJ.
4 N. Bank, on Main street. Also the dwell
ing houseon Market street, between Union
AND Monroe, at present occupied by Surgison
q McCorinack as u Dentists office. Possess
ion given LIST April next. -7tlf'
JOHN BISHOP
deli. lw Office of the National ms Co,
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THE House of Representatives has
passed the House bill fixing the 4th
day ofnext March for the assembling
ofthe doth Congress.
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THE New York World says some
English detectives imagining that the
Ocean yacht race. which begun on
Tuesday, was only nice arrangement
got up expressly to smuggle Stephens,
the Irish head-center, across the Ocean,
gave the yacht an overhauling before
starting. The Messrs. Bull, however,
did not discover anything except that
they had made fools of themselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-14

THE citizens of Springfield, Illinois,
are the latest victims of gift enter
prise" swindle:
One J. L. KimbalI, manager of n gift
concert enterprise there, has absconded,
leaving host of persons in the lurch.
Some parties suffer very heavily. Tie
concert or drawing of the Capital Gilt
evening last in that city. Every
thing appeared fur and honor
able. Several valuable prizes were
drawn, and the gifts were TO
have been distributed on Tuesday.
ON Monday Kimhall disappeared, TAX
ing with him his ill-gotten gains,
amounting, it is said, to several thou
sand dollars. lie is Il Chicago man.
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THE National Republican, of Wash
lnSton, the official organ of a. j., asks
the following significant question:
why should Il man vote who cannot
read the name on his ballot?
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Miss ANNA L. DICKINsoN.-Thisl lady,
who has been seriously illat Rockford,
illinois, is now pronounced out of dnn-
ger, and has the attention of n kind
sister in her illness. Her numerous
cOnvalescence,
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The latest telegram from Rome an
nounces that the Pope was at Vecchia,
which was the place of his retreat eigh-
teen years ago when driven from The
city. The Withdrawing of the French
troops, exposing him again to the pow
er of hePeOple, has been expected TO
produce the same consequences. The
probability is that Rome will, ere long.
become the capital of the Italian King
dom, and hold The royal court of Victor
Emanuel.
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AN OLD NEwsPAPER.-The Ga-efts de
France is the oldest newspaper extsnrI
Il is now in its two hundred and thirty.
sixth year, and was already mature
before the revolution of l6SS
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MIR. SHANE, collecting agent for the
firm of Wilson, McEiroy Il Co., dry
goods merchants in Pittsburgh, depoS
tied, on the 9th of August last, in the
Office of the Adams Express Company
Mt Greensboro, Green county, Pa, a
package containing $1,000. The pack
age was placed in the safe of the com
pnny, in the store OF Mr.. Joseph Mccoy,
by MIR. John McIilrOy, agent, who short
ily aiterward stepped out of the store,
inadvertently leaving hesaie unlocked.
Upon returning, he found the package
missing, and it was of course impossi-
Bile to fix the responsibility upon any
one: n young man named Scott, a
nephew and clerk of Mr.. Mccoy, has
just been arrested on suspicion OF being
the thief. He is known TO have depos-
tied 81, in one of the Pittsburgh
banks since the robbery, and TO have
INDUCED i'll good deal OF extravagant
expenditure.
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THE last New York Bank Statement
exhibits certain humors i'll currency
circulation. GreenbacI1s are shown to
hold preference in public estimation,
both al the West and South. Remit
tances from the South are almost eN-
clusiyely in grcenbacks, as that cur
rency is wholly used in moving the
cotton and tobacco. The West RENTS
to New York National Bank notes, as
far as possible, and retains the green
backs. Thus the greenbacks are get
ting scarce i'll the metropolis, and the
country currency accumulates. The
last bank statement shows con-
tinued liquidations, the deposites having
declined S5,2l2,353. The loans have
fallen of s., 39l GAL. The curious fnct
is the continued decline i'll the legal
tenders, the amount of which is now
down to S6O9I5, s57, showing that the
reserve has fallen more than Ihirty-one
millions since last September.
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RoBERr OuLD, the rebel commissioner
for the exchange of prisoners during
the war, has been elected n member Of
the Virginia Senate from Richmond.
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=, On Thursday evening, Dec. 18th, by tho
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LliIl2-lY --.- =. No. 8 Main sfrfsat .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-14
9rtt advertisements.
I. o. o. F.

THE FUNERAL OF WM. HEN Ne
will take place this afternoon at half past
two o'clock. Sister Lodges nre invited to at
tend. JOHN EALADE,
dcli-R Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-14
To the members OF the Rough and
.RhnaIY EsIre d,nurnnnuv

VOU ARE REQUESTED TO MEET AT
L the Rough and Ready Hall. at 1 O'Clock,
p. M, this day, for the purpose or attending
the funeral OF William uennemann, de-
ceased member of the Independence Conn
pany. BY order OF the company, dcl4-lt