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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-31

HOTEL PROPERTY AT PUBLICS SALE
Of DR.. Joseph Templeton, deceased VIII Or
Ief ut Public sale; on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
%, 1855, that large and V6luable' iH0fei
property situated In the Borough on Wash.
4nRt91, Pas and known rs the FULTON
This property Is in the centreiof the town
lmmedlately opposite The Public SduFre. has
al the facilities for . finst-elAss HOUSE and
Me- ~ SSaLs been the Leading Hotel Of The
ttQ0@S FURNISHED in moderate style connecs
go YIN tne property, tugethef With ample
Stabltng NJ the best description - = -
Further descEipti ion Of the property deam-
e. INN W lS peEso1ls nom dfstance de-
wang 70 purchase, VIII examine Il 66r theme
The sale WiItalze place at the Court Houza
g O'Clock p. m.I OF said day, when 7feFn1s
ri ~ gf54J4cy =. a. MuRnoCH, 1
5.5is ~, - g. III TIGAIPLiETOeT.t, Z. ]
Oe5.2taM1m - lfillN %. s ESretti fEs,,.i,s
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7. he Knlabe Piano

laWell enough known Throughout the un,,o,
SaLes 70 stand upon It's merits, and Il is T'ot
Necessary to PEDDLE them ihron1b T IVoI
S51l 1y or send agents nom door to door ~
a, The proper way for purchasers In u,rr,,,
themselves Is to apply to a reSponsihIa SSI',y
where they know that what thew Inv is inu;
a. represented. f r S 70 JUST
=, Another method Of pushing bad worl, pro,,
me public Is TO sell through Music Itaebeti,
saiOH,iIng tnem large commissions for recGn,
nenoing their Instruments This mode ~
utHoIng pnsn OF course fIIcTed3eS the price SS
me commission nllISt necessarily come nm I1
the purchaser, --F72's SNAAAS nun
1npurchasing nom the agent of a firz4-c,os,
naanuiacturef, an instrument can hehSiI 81
Lhe tactory thstantiing the rSor a.
sentauons OF outside makers that the iieSieTSS
commission" increases the price OF the inStr1I.
Persons in want Of first GLASS Pianos caDro,
eS peCt to buy them at second or third GAS
:; the public are invited to examine the
sbock OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-31
John HorrIssey ana the Democracy.
An Opinion well EexoreS11,tI.


The Newark On, ~ Advertiser says :
John Morrissey, the noted prize
fighter and gambler, has, received the
endorsement of TammRnY Hall as the
Democratic candidate for Congress IN
the Fifth District of New York In this
act Tammany and the Democracy have
touched the lowest depths of d6Ereda-
ton. In all the crime and WiCkedneSS
OF Now York, in All that is tieInoraitE-
ing and vile, j ohm MoErfssey Is the no.
knowledged chief. His history Is one
OF violence and fraud. He BEGAN lie
as a yogrant, graduated as prize.fiRhter
(hts nose - hRttened in by the blow OF
a istls and for years was pre-eminent
in the prize ring. He next became
skillful In gambling, and grew % be
an adept in all the tricks OF cards. by
which foolish men are robbed and
ruined. he now keeps a ''hells' on
Iwenty-E Fourth street, Just opposite the
Filth Avenue Hotel, where fashionable
gamblers eongregate 70 be tieeced and
In this career of infamy John Nor.
EtsSey has grown rich, and Is now
found to be suitable candidate for the
SuHtages OF the Democratic marty. ii
ne. NC - ,s siSSeted-and there seems to be
~ SetS n we doubt of thatr--we have only
10 say that he Is good enough for t6e
party. They know him TSerS !. NJ ,,e
secrecy In his life, and when tI1ey Se1,SI
MIN to Congress they place fhemseIveS
on his level and are no more entitiei
TO the respect OF decank men llISII "A
John Morrissey himself. Yet there ~
thousands OF Democrats who ~ 1eS "A
to vote for him. What a cant3ijSStS,
And what suppOrtersl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-31
HElrPFIFIDR. ROAD OFPICE. ,

HElTPFIELDR RI ROAD OFFICE, l4l n, ~
WAsHNGTON, Pa, Oct. q, 1866. b
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
IA, Of the Hempfeld Rail Road Company
Will be held at their Office in Washington,
on the third Monday of November next for
the purpose OF electtng seven Directors for the
ensuing year. JOSEPH HENDERSON,,
(, OCSO- I'd q fl-rt f'9' SeOnetaFV.
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Notice.

HAVINGS SOLD MY. CONFECTIONERY
III Establishment to Charles Behler, l take
customers and the public generally. aAR
have been employed by him to 1superintend
parties, Weddings, DO, will do all in my
oc8I.5t CHAs. a. sMARTZ, Agent.
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: A Fair, and Festival
notice..

n TAKE THIS METHOD OF MFoRM-
ing my friends and the public generally,
that 1 have purchased the Confectionery es-
Enlistment of Mr.. Chns. A. swartz, Agent,
and the business wtll:be conducted in all its
DC, will be supplied1n superb style by due
notice, have also secured the services Of
connection with the above have opened an
Oyster Saloon for the accommodation OF
ladies and gentlemen. ell
l.TlliS1, - CHARLES BEHLER,
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West YIrEInIn Iterna.

Gen. Heintzleman, who was with
us In Wheeling solong, now commands
in Texas.
The Steubenville Herald SAYS. that
''the Union State tickets elected to Con-
gress by at least 1000 majority" in West
Virginia.
The Preston county Journal adver-
tises for ga well prOvisioned and well
whiskied boat TO carry the entira cop
"perhead ticket of Preston county up
e Salt river" =
The Parkersburg Gazette saws that
West Virginia only held IL ''so.calledn
election last Thursday. She will never
be carried legally until she elects cop
perhead ticket, we presume.
An election Is to come or in Kama
VIVA county to know how the people
feel about change In the Post office at
Charleston. Merely for an expression
ofpublic sentiment, of course.
If Judge Polsley is elected to Con.
gress In the Sd district, as we have no
doubt he is, It will be difficult to find as
good man for his present position.
He will not need to Vacate it however
for year yet.
The office of Sheriff seems to have
beensmRde specially in all our coun.
counties at the late election. There was
an Immense amount Of scratching.
I'm Taylor county we take notice
that the Union men scratched a cop
perhead into the House of Delegates.
We fail to see in any of the re-
turns, however, an instance in which
copperheads scratched a Union man
into an election. = y
We learn that Mr.. N. III. Garrison
does not accept his appointment as
Postmaster at Triadeiphia, in this
county. Perhaps MI. g. thinks the
party owes him something better after
enCOuntering defeat for them last fall,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-31

FfFrKRN mill lion pins are said Ia Ia
daily called for In gland, In which
2slS1 pounds of bras wire Is consumed!
Some idea of the consumption OF brass
wire IN the ulanutacture of pins may
be gathered from the TACT that one linn
in Birmingham CONSUMES one hundred
and my tons per annnm, or $50, 200
p0und6,
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q TTCHI 1TcHl ITCH!
SCRATCILI SCRATCH
i .WHEATON'S OINTMENT

= VIII OlIFe INC IGtn In 48 HOUF8. =
and all eruptOns ofthe skin. Price 80 cents
For sale by all druggists. By sending 60 cents
to Weeks d Potter, sole agents, 10, WASH
ington street, Boston, it Will be forwarded by
mail, nee of postage, to any part of the
united states. i-i,i.aiH ju4-6m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-31
MARRIAGE AND CIylEgIIEIBACY,;III 9

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an
Essay OF Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abnses which pros.
trate the vital powers, with sure means OF re.
Lief Sent nee of charge in sealed letter en-
velopes. Address, On. JysKILLIN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
9n!9-SmdeW ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-31

GHEGARAY.1NsTI
" French and English.l
For YonnE Ladies' Boariine ana nav j.Tl,rT ,;i:
.llI'25 eEd, pEuce shilh elPhia "a,
II 5SRlll Ee-open on THURSDAY. Sen. an =
Board and tuition per annurfi st56
= = do - 50 do = for two ! orr
ifss 20 9tFfg sstiJ rfir more sist,sSs
= constantly spoken in the InStitTfe -
49, =, MADAME D'HERYfIISY I
aplsin1-eod = PRINCIPAL
I. A LII THE POPULAR FAMILY NAM.
-. elpsS q the day 1or sale at QDBERIs
1eplS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-31

HARD TIMEs IN. vIRGIN1A.-A ,vir-
glnia paper-the Charlottesville Chr0n-
fete-says: "Everything we buy in
stores is double the old price. Flour is
SIS barrel. Baconis % cents a pound.
Sugar is 16 cents.-Coffee is As cents.
Bleached cotton is IS cents. Beef is rs
cents. Gas is 80 so. Coal is s1s so.
Butter is As cents. We pay for paper
10 cents, where we formerly paid o
cents. Our rent has been raised. The
long and short of it is, it is very hard
to live. With prices doubled, there is
not one-fourth the money there used to
be. How one-half our people live is a
mystery to u.s." it.,sif t..ttr ~ s
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WanIted.

NOR A YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION
IL as q teacher OF English branches, either in
a school or a family. Is graduate OF one OF
the highest Colleges. Can teach German If
desired! For further particulars address,
with requirements and salary. Miss BUNCE,
Teacher Of Drawing and Painting, Wheeling
Fe%%a 9E4 G9 3Es " Va ocs1si K j"
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o PIE MING

MRS. NJ. CloLvIG
WILL HAVE HER GRAND OPENING
wv of the latest Eastern styles OF
BONNETS, HATS, DRESS CAPS, LADIES'
RIDING HATS, RIBBONS and FRENCHl
p - FLOWERS. p 49,
Also, a finely selected lot of Ladies' and
Misses CLOA1Ss and FURS, at No. 162 Main
1a THURSDAY, NOVEMBER LIST.
From her long experience and careful at
tenuon she feels confident in being able to
please the most finely cultivated tastes, The
ladies are respectfully invited to call and ex-
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BountV.

WE WANT AGENTS m: EVERY
wv town 70 prepare Cd Inns for the collec-
ton under the new laWsss VIII furnish
blanks and tnstTuett0 ns. For particulars and
-. q. II. VAN BuREN&C co. 81
oc22s2We 5S9, nth street WaShinston, DO
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llreats agaInst a so11ltheFla Iao5alist.

Threats against a, s0utheEl Ia6yRiiSts
Rev. James w. Hunnicut; Of Rich
,mond, Va, one of the delegation of
southern loyalists, and editor OF the
Ne,D Nation at Richmond, in letterto
that paper from Philadelphia makes
the following quotation and comment:
"Obscnre and despicable as heis, Il iaproper
that the sayings and dOings OF Hunnicutt
should he known 10 Ihe people OF this city,
whom he persistently ISLANDERS. II this man
retuF ms to ,Rlchmond ought he not 10 be ar
rested, not for his political opinions, but as
peace" Richmond R1ttg, Sept. q. - ?
sGThis is too ludicrons to be even fun
nv! Why should there be doubt on
the mimi Of the man of the Wig as to
our. returning to Richmond Is not
our office there2 Is not our business
there7 Have we not q great work TODD
there2 Yes, verify, and by the grace of
God, and the help of good and loyal
men, we are going to do it. Should we,
however, fall victim on the altar of
freedom, fighting for our country, hui
manity and che right, we have the snb-
lime satisfaction to know that we COM
menced the good work in the lions den,
in the stronghold of treason, and that
If we should fall by the. hands of a mid
night assassin, God will raise up others
in our stead, and the good work win
still go on. Our faith Is strong In God
and In the loyal people Of this country.
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2. Q. HILDRETH &EBRos.

= E. s. Nam stFeel,F sa9oaia "a
WHEELING, VIVA
"HoLESALED EAIIdRsTNNA iERODl
N Ear Iron, Mails Sheet 1fon,5 Wire, Cit
ssteella flnqouf 9&fsg, Ef1mt4ng Paper, VPfIIl5@
ing Papers Plaster FaE11 IIiIldi Ellst ef,l Ce9
nlentS MaLy land Lime; Gdmtmna Efme. Eionls
stlan fna4 Matches, salt wooden Ware. &c.
- Piatf1fIii EsCslies , !, itssiis
Tie higlieIf Isoe i1Ii 12d1ts NJ a.
-. Gtlaselt0. 6oap 1rolls &C. iyl
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
The Lost Cable

HEARTS CONTENT, september 2.-The news of
the successful picking up OF rhe Atlantic telegraph
cable 1865 reached here at forty Eve minutes after
O'Clock this morning The expedition with the
Great Eastern had been out twentY.four days aud
all hope OF success had been abandoned BY the tee
graph people here The cable was recovered in
eighteen hunored fathOms of water, according 10
Captain Norlart''s chart, and in latitude 5l'52,
Longitude S6 o. or about seven hundred miles from
Hearts Content
Her Britannia Majesty's steamer Terrible ia ex-
pected here at any moment with dispatches frem
the Great Eastern and the triumphant fleet. Ihe
news reached Valentia at forty minutes past g.
O'Clock, one hour and five minutes before II was
ceiVed here. Signals are sent through the cable
with perfect accuracy, and We are talking with the
GTedf Eastern every moment via Valentia in Ire
land. About three hours after the recovery OF the
cable the splice was made with the cabe slowed in
the main tank of the Great Eastern and the lower
ing of the cable into the Immediately took place
The 'BIg Ship is now paying out the wire and
approaching Hearts Content on return, at about the
same rate OF speed she maintained in the former late
exUedItIon The telegraph fleet Is expected here
nexI Saturday. The news OF the recovery of the
cable created great sensation here, and though
receIyed at hour when carcely any one was astir
IL spread IN few minutes throuRhout the vi lage
The British and American flags were immediately
bosfed the telegraph station as signals of Joy
nv Mossrs LundY, Wadde Trippe, Roche, Grant
Nnd T0pssapt amid great cheering,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
AT a recent meeting of the French Academy

AT a recent meeting of the French Academy
of Science, diamond weighing about four
in its ordinary condition was of a whitish straw
color, but upon being submitted to heat it
took beautiful rose tint. 1t preserves this tint
for eight OF ten davs, and then completely loses
Al. and returns precisely to its original color.
This question Of the color Of the diamond has
an important influence on its value, for while ii
IL estimated to be worth only 6000O francs, could
the rose color be made permanent its value would
rise to 100. 900 or 200, 600 francs,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03
BULLET PROOF COATS

BULLET PROOF COATs.-
In Belgium, some man of note
Has designed q bullet proof coat,
Made OF cloth, but lmperViOus quite,
Yet to the wearer fee ing light,
Bat Tor good coats the frame to shield
To Belgium we will not yleid
And II mortal ciih can turn ball,
II ought 10 be that from lower Hall,
Mems, Youths, and Bogs' Clothing.
TOWER HALL,
No. 618 MARKET STREET,
BENNRTT a Go
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

FREAK OF LoCoMoTIvE.-One OF the
locomotives of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, 4,
which was standing on the track inside the enclo.
sure above Market and Thrty.frrt streets suddenly
started and went across Market street towards the
West Chester depot Fortunately 1t ran Off the track
before il reached the Dot brought up suddenly
on the south side of Market street. The West
Chester train just cOmin0 in at the time and II
4 locomotive had not off the track there would
have been fearful collision.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

A MIXED-UP CAsE.-J. McCool, James
Tague, Il. Donahue, aud Michael LeahY were ar
r. sted yesterday Ior the larceny of watch Michael
lIeahy Is the NAB whOialleges he lost the watch
while in the la Ter beer saloon corner OF Franklin
and Master, but "a he was drunk AT the time, he
was committed also. He charges the larceny on
held the whole four in 5000 each to answer the
charge,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

THERE Is NO ExoUsE for those who drag their
weary and dipordered bodies into our company
when few doses OF Ayers Sarsparilla would cleanse
their musky hood, and restore their health and
vrqor. Ye muddy victims of bilious disease, have
scme regard for your neehbors If not for yourselves
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

HOUSE RoBBERY.-Samuel Engqrd and
John smith were arrested tor robbing the premises
No 457 N. Thirteenth street. Ihev entered the
house curing the absence OF the owners aud took
yet d termned. They were held Dy Alderman JON
for a further hearing.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

Among other improvements III st. Peters.
burg, electric clocks regulated from the Impe-
rial Observatory at Pulkova are to be placed in
the new law courts and the Imperial Library.
District telegraphs are to stretch over the city
in all directions.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

CHILDREN TEETHIEG! Mothers who love their
offspring should never be without bottle of Dr.
MARSDEN'S CARMINATIVE SYRUP; the tes-
timony of many mothers proves that its effect in all
diseases incident on teething is miraculous. DeDot
No. 437 broadway, Near York For sale by John
son, HoIiolcGg y Cotcden, Wholesale agents, No.
% N. Sirth street. Philadelphia, and By all drug.
QsSts.
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UNPAID BILLS IN the pocket, and a surcharPe OF
bile in the stem, are two of the greatest annoy
ances oflite The former is hardly to be cured by
medicine; but the latter is efiectualy removed bv
the use OF MARsDEN'S VEGETABLE SANA-
I'VE PILLS. Depot, No. 4S7 Broadsoay, Ne,o
York. For sale By johnson, Holloway & Coe0dsn,
Wholesale agents, No. % N. Sirth street, Phi,sde
phid, and by all drug0ists
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OPENING OF REILLEYs NEW SALOON, No. s2l
Walnut street and No. 1874 S. 4 ghth Street. The
Reiley Brothers arc well known 90 the community
as being kind and afiabe gentlemen, and II is only
such that visit them. They deserve to be en-
couraped, for thev are natures nOblemen.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

HEAVY CHARGEs.-Joseph Cantral was
arrested on Saturday evening, on the charge of
hcious mischief larceny and other serious charges
that have been impending over him for some time.
Cantrall is q notorious character, and has been up
on various charges He was arrested at Ninth and
Catbarne streets. He was held IN $4,000 bail Tor
further hearing at the Central Station, this after
noon
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

KEEPING DIsoRDERLY HOUSEWIFE
liam L. Graves and Sophia Graves arrested
about midnight last night, for keepiug a disordory
house and Tor being dsCrderlY. Their pace at
Beaver and Canal streets, and has been nuisance
to the neiPhhorhood for some time past man
nisce and time for dIsorderlv conduct After n
hearing before Alderman Shoemaker, the whole
party were committed IN detau I of bail to answer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

To THE NEWSPAPER PREss.-Remembel
that the rooms of the Press Club of PhiladelphIt
are open to Gu, and you can obtain every means O
making up your dispatches there. The latch OF thu
door at No, SIG Chestnut street, hangs outside all o
hhia week.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL UNION Exc
CUTIvE CoMMITTEE.-A meeting of this Committee
will be he d at the Continental this afternoon at
O'Clock for the purpose OF providing substitutes
W. ID. sperry, of Connecticut, and ii. j. Raymond
of New York. There Will De other business OF m-
Uortance transacted by the meeting.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

FoRCIBLE ENTRY.-G. Fl. White was
arrested last night ior assault battery He had
been locked out of his house hart's lane. when
irr,tated at not getting in he kIc ked in the door
and lnOulged in other violence. He was arrested
and had hearing before Alderman H0lme, VINO
held hlm in $500 bail to answer He will probably
have time for his excitement TO cool down.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

AGGRAVATED AssAULT.-John Carman
was arrested last evening for committing an
assault and battery on man at rwenty-third and
Market streets. During the souffie Carman opened
his opponenTs nose with an oYster-knife He was
cOmmitted DY Alderman Jones to answer the heinOus
charge OF mls'aktpg man fOt az 0yater,
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Agents wanted, no o2s Ohesnut street. Phila.

TWELFTH AND CEEsNUT is the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Bedding and to have your Fur
niture reupholstored varnlshed, and repaired by
nractical woikmen
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MARRIED.

HORN-BA KER-On Tuesday evening, the 3O,h at.
by the Rev Joseph 4. Cooper AMES H. HORN, of
Spring hel-, Montgomery county Pa, to MARY, only
daughter of q. I. Baker, N. D.. ofPhladelpnia.
CHOHAY-MUELLER.-By Rev. W. T. Mann,
August 80, ALBER ~CHOBAY TO Miss CAROLINE
MUELEER Doth of this city. NO cards.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-03

TIE Elliptic LocK-STTTcH sEwINa MACHINE,
with oil The latest improvements and attachments,
incompdrably The beet for bdnilg Use.
ELLIPTIc S VI. Co.