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BY THE CABLE.
Advicss to the 18th of August.

Speech OF Queen Observation-Disclosures
Demands the Ratification Of the
French FrOnfier--CIOse Of the Sus-
pension Of HOstIIItIes-.-FheT Visit OF
the z. =. Squadron TO Russia
SKw YORK, Aug. IS.-By the At
lantic Cable last nights dates were re-
ceiYed from London, Liverpool, Paris,
Berlin, st. Petersburg, Cronstadt, and
Buscharst down to the 18th.
The British Parliament was pro-
rogued on the 10th inst
In the speech from the throne, Queen
NlctOr1a recommends peace in Europe,
and the continued observance of British
neutrality. She thanks the United
States Government for its action dur
ing the Fenian raids in Canada, and
expresses her joy at the completion of
the Atlantic telegraph.
Napoleon has demanded from Russia
the ratification of the French frontier,
by its extension to the Rhine, as it was
marked prior to its disturbance in 1864.
The military and naval preparations
which are being carried on in France,
induced the belief that the Emperor
will make war if his demand Is not
peaceahly complied with.
A semi-ofdcial journal in Berlin re-
commends Russia 70 reconstruct Ger
many as far as possible on the basis of
the preservation of the vital and con-
stiturional rights of the States which
are TO be annexed to her.
Members of some of the deposed Roy
al families of Germany were moving
towards Berlin.
The Crown Prince of Prussia recon-
mends the founding of national insti-
tuition for the relief of invalid soldiers.
The Italian troops have marched from
the Tyrol, taking position on the line
OF the Tay1uamen TO the river. Gen.
Caldiui says that this is better defen-
sive position, but others assert that it is
merely line of demacration insisted on
by Austria before she would accept the
armistice. The term of the suspension
of hostilities between Austria and Italy
would close at four o'clock on the 18th
inst
Napoleon and Victor Emanuel are in
accord as to the future of Venetia- An
armistice has been concluded between
Italy and Austria on the basis of the
ceSsiOn of Nenefia TO Italy.
Turkey has reduced her army of OBJ
servatiOn on the Danube, and it is
thought that the Sultan approves of the
rule of Prince Charles of HohenZollern.
as his policy in Roumania.
The United States squadron had a
grand imperial and popular reception in
Russia. The Gar visited the vessels at
Cronstadt, and took the chief officers TO
dinner with him. Alter dinner, the
Emperor toasted the prosperity of the
United States, and an uninterrupted
friendship with Russia.
The Emperor of Mexico has reached
Paris
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FRoM PHuAnELPH1A.

The COuventiOn--AFriVa Of Dele
Eates---GreAt EHeitement--VaIIn
diEham to be EKeIuded--FeFnandO
Wood insists ON his Admission.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Il.
Large number of delegates from all
parts of the country arriving here. Nu-
merouS consultations were held today
to secure harmony in the proceedings,
Nallandigham arrived to-day, The
two delegations from Louisiana headed
by W. Cuthbert Bullet and W. n. c.
King, have harmouized and arranged
all differences.
The excitement is increasing rapidly,
This evening the Continental Hotel and
Girard House, and the street between.
were completely blocked by the crowd.
Much angry discussion was going on.
some declaring that Vallandigham and
the party he represented should not en-
ter the Convention. Fernando Wood
Insists vehemently that they shall be
admitted without question.
A caucus Of Southern delegations will
be held in the morning to decide on the
course to be pursued toward Northern
delegates. Arrangements for the press
have been made as perfect as pos
slble- and all legitimate Representatives
OF journals can procure their cards by
applying TO L. A. Whitley, room 49,.
Continental Hotel. Members of the
press Will occupy seats IN 'front.' OF stand
number eight in the amphitheatre adj
joining il
DELEGATES ARRIVING PROM THE SOUTH
AND WEST.
About 500 delegates 10 the Conven-
ton have so far registered their names
on the book of the Executive Commit
lee, mostly from the South and West.
But few New England delegates have
yet arrived; they are expected Go-mor-
row. No agreement has yet been made
as to the temporary organization. a
meeting ef the Executive Committee
will be held tomorrow afternoon, when
it is supposed this arrangement will be
settled.
Mr.. Ashley is still favorabIv spoken
of as a candidate for President of the
Convention.
Arrangements between the Ohio dele
gates are progressing favorablY, and it
is believed at the headquarters that a
harmonious adjustment OF difficulties
between delegates will be made
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NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Mayor Hoff-
man has vetoed the project for con-
structing an elevated railroad in some
of the streets Of this city.
There was a collision between two
coal trains on the New Jersey Central
badly smashed, but no loss of life or
injury to person is reported.
A number of the Irish republican
brotherhood, in this city, have issued
an appeal to the citizens for employ
ment.
George NEcKellOp has been arrested
in Washington, for the embezzlemenr
Wart & Mccoy, importers, Beekman
street, in this city, and brought here
for trial. Half OF the money was re-
covered
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FfRNl.

BosToS, Aug. 13,-The extensive re-
pair shops belonging to the Boston and
Maine railroad company, at Lawrence,
were destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon. Nothing but the round house
was saved. Loss to the company $780,
900; insured for $25,O 900.
Boston, Aug. I3.-The Charlestown
State prison, used as cabinet makers
shop, and containing a valuable stock
of upholstery, was destroyed by fire
last night; loss $4,000.
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LOUISVILLE. Aug. ia private dis
patch from Gen. Rosseau, at Wash
inEron, in response to an enquiry as to
his wishes in regard to the congress
siOnal election, states that if he can be
reelected without a scramble, he would
be gratified.
The Louisville Courier strongly
reelection.
a man named PuIlum, from Ohio,
was arrested here yesterday, and four
teen hundred dollars in counterfeit
fractional currency was found where
he had just secreted it
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
by Telegraph

NEW YORK. Aug. I3

NkW 4OAks aug IL
The Commercials money article says:
The stock market opened without much
activity, but with considerable firmness and
pr1cS were Somewhat better than on SarT1r-
day evening at the close. In governments
there was \ fair business, and prices ranged
about the same as on saturday Money COM
ttnues in abundant suppIy-Oeyond the wants
Tor commercial pUrpOSeS- The regular rate on
Cali loans : nve per cent, but well-knOWn
parties, With the best securities, md no diff
Guilty IN making engagements AZ per cent
In paper there Is not much doing; the beSI
sixty days bulls are caShed at 5sl5L.c- to 1
months al 51sz7GcI and longer paper at 69Tc.
The Post money article says:
The market opened strong. under the effect
OF the European news respecting the attitude
of the French Emperor, and the pr!cs sd
vaced lc- There IS a scarcity of coin for de-
livery and loans are made al ! per cent pei
day IN favor of the lender. There IS no ne
ducnon In the supply of money, or the rate OF
loans. The stock market openei dun oui
steady. Government securities were dIm
AFTER the board New York Central was
quoted At lG5Ss; Ere az; Hudson River llqI.
Michigan Central ITO; Illinois Central I2lyy..
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w est Virginia

In all It's varied Interests. is thoroughly AZ.
tended 70 IN all the editions Of tho INTEL-
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OsW@O Market

OsWEGO, AuE. L.
Flour active and higher; saIe< I'm Il6Is At
= 5tal0 90 for No / spring; al % 61r nd Vim
ter! 81 % Tor Ehite, and SlS 50aI4 % for
closed nominaIly higher: sales duD hTls So >
Chicago spring At 81 10, and small lot of new
amber state p %; at the close holders were
asking = IO92 L for No. Milwaukee club,
Corn arm and In better demand: Ales 38n0
bus No. Illinois al &c. Rye held at ZEE for
Chicago, without sales OaEE quiet and nnfn-
tnal- Freights dull. Lake imports 1900 bus
wheat, 200 bus com. Canal exports, Iq5
bbls hour, 741O bus wheat, $500 bus com
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New York Money and stock Market.

NEW YORK. Aug L.
Money steady and easy at ass per cent for
call loans Sterling exchange quiet Al lO51{4
los
Gold shade dHmer; opening at 1871; adj
yanGng To lSg9k. and closing at lAg<.
Government Stocks rule drm: SD COUPONS
of l665, l05: do a, IO9aE; 1910 coupons 90
FreiEhfS TO Liverpool dull and decIinifIz
Stocks lower; PITTSBURGH, Fort WAYNE &
Chicago los; Chicago & Rock Island IO6JE:
Chicago Northwestern preferred 57z<: Mic
Waukee St Paul preferred Il; Michigan
southern -: Michigan Central Ito; Read
ing lIS1<: Enc e.
At the final board to-day sales were made
a. follows Western Union Telegraph SIS:
View YORK Central, extra DIVIDEND, l0I=l.
Enc 90; Michigan southern 81: Cleveland &
Pittsburgh s.; Cleveland & Toledo II53<: Chi
9gO Rock Island lO61<: Pittsburgh. Fort
wayne 4 Chicago. extra dividend, los;
Marietta & Cincinnati, lst mtg, tx Gold
closed at 1885, Money isabundant and easy.
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The Latest by the Cable.
RrFRA1o. b. b. "a. Aug. 81

BUFFALO, n. Y, P. NJ, Aug. Is.
Private advices were received in
New York city this evening dated at
London to-day at P. NJ We infer
that the cable across the Gulf Of St.
Lawrence is completed, and that here
after we shall have daily communion
ton with the old world.
TAIIAndiEham Enrolled ~ = Member
Of the PhiEndeIPhth COnVenttOn--
Removed.
NEW YORK, Aug IA Philadelphia
special says: Mr.. Vallandigham has
been enrolled as a member Of the Con-
ventiOn, and there are indications of
trouble being caused by his taking q
seat.
Governor Pollock, Superintendent of
the c. s. Mint, has been removed.
In order to promote harmony in the
proceedings of the Convention, Fernan-
do Wood has decided not TO appear as
deleHata
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FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. I2-Com-
modore r. r. Hitchcock, for some time
commander of the GospOrt Navy Yard,
has been relieved by Rear Admiral
Stephen c. Rowan.
1t is rumored in Norfolk that the
property of Henry a. Wise has been
restored 70 him.
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Chicago MarkeE.

CHICAGO. aug. Ii
Flour quiet, and advanced lOaae- Wheat
unsettled and heavy; on Saturday night there
was an advance Of SaIOc- sales at 81 sal s.
for No. l; closing AT 81 60dl 81. Corn duh, at
Jsa59194c for No l. and sc for No. 2 OEts
duh. n sc. Provisions dull. FreiEhrB nm.
al an advance of Ic= coru &c to Bunalo. Re
ce!PLs, LOO barrels dour, 10 80 bushels wheat,
1900 bushels corn, l5.0I0 bushels oats. Ship
rnsnts; 400 barrels Hour, i.5o bushels wheaE
100 bushels corn, 400 bushels oats.
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BUFFALO, y. Y, August l3.-The
American Association for the advance
ment of science begin their session here
tomorrow. Member of the ASSOcia-
ton who arrive here during the week
are requested to report themselves at
the Citizens Exchange, Young Mems
Association building, for assignment to
quarters.
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AnanyMmkeL

ALBANY, Aug. IL
Flour active, and sa5oe higher; sales of
$50 barrels Wheat higher; sales Of l90
bushels new amber state At g 81. Oats dull
At 8s95Oc for Milwaukee Com unclaimed
At D4slC sales 90CO bushels whisky 2G
shipped by town, Sunday and to-day, corn
279uO bushels, oats - .lO5 bushels wheat T,G1O
bushels, rye 6100 bushels.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-An individual
calling himself Charles RhineharCit
Rose, fngratiated himself into the good
Craces of Mr.. Ignatius Kice, merchant
of Broadway, on Friday, and while the
latter was busy with a customer, rob-
bed his safe of over 81, so, in bonds and
securities. He was arrested on Satur-
day as he was about taking the steamer
for New Orleans, and, confessing his
5000.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. lS.-The recent
General Order issued by Gen. Grant,
requiring Department commanders to
forward copies of such newspapers
within their respective commands, as
contained sentiments of dislOyalty and
hostility to the Government, in any of
its branches, with view 70 their sus-
pension, has been revoked.
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Valuable Lot for Sale.
Rebeca Dixon, Guardian,
William NJ. DiXnn efnI

William N. Dixon, efGI
By virtue Of decree of the CIrcuit Conn of
Ohio county, rendered in the above named
case on the 9Th DAY Of March, 1885, I wlIl Of
fer At public sale At the front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio county. ON
Saturday. September SEh- 1856,
At 10 O'Clock. A. N, q lot OF Rrounu
situate on the farm Of the late
Joseph Caldwell deceased, in Ohio County,
lying between the city Of Wheeling and
Ritchiefown. near the iron works of RngeFS
q Parks, which lot adjoinS the lot of Ralph
Marsh, bounded by = line running with the
south line Of the said Marsh one hundred
feet. thence with the east, or southeast line
of Thomas Middleton. nifty feet to stake
thence by line parallel to the inst line on
the Marsh lot, one hundred feet To a stake
and mont line Of the said Middleton lot
thence with said frunt line To the place Of be-
ginning. which Is the same parcel of ground
conveyed to the said Middleton by Joseph
Caldwell and wife by deed dated September
5th, 1873.
TERMs OF sALE-one-third or more. of
the purchase money in hand, the rai1ne in
two equal instalments, at Ax and twelve
months, bearing interest nom the day Of
The interest of All parties in the said lot
VIII be sold. REBEICA DTXON
au6-iAvd-iE Guardian
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. I3.-The spe-
cial dispatch in the New York Herald
of Sunday, stating that Gov. Curtin
! had secretly called for two thousand
militia is canard. We are authoriz-
sd to state that there is not a word of
truth in it, such an idea having never
entered the mind of the Governor.
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New YORK, Aug. I3.-Fraucis Hall,
late editor and proprietor of the Com
mercial Advertiser, died on Saturday
evening, in this city, aged 81 He was
connected with the above paper IS
years, always highly esteemed
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NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-Queen Emma,
of the Sandwich Islands, left this city
this morning in a special car for Wash
ington. She was accompanied by Mr..
Chiffon, of the State Department, and
by her lady attendants.
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AS a Newspaper

1t Is our study and aim to make it Al
WAYS RELIABLE, 10 spare no expenSs. IN
securing ALL THE NEWS THAT THE
TELEGRAPH AND NAILS CAN BRINE
Is, and to K EEP OUR READERS Fully
INFORMED upon all matters N al. paris 81
the country and the world
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Milwaukee Market.

ILWAukkEy AnS- TX
Flour dnn At an advance of SOC Wheat
unsettled; sales At 81 %, closing weak at 81 5.
Com quiet At Sic Oa1s steady AZ Sc. Re
CeiptE, 80 bbls flour, I5 90 bus wheat Ship
mems, 3dI0 bbls dour. $50 bus wheat $500
bus corn, Is 90 bus oats
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HenOrIennnMnrket.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug- Il
Cotton easier sales sOO bales low middIinR
at S2dSSc: receipts GO bales. Sugar unchanR-
sd al &c for fair. MolasseS, nothing doing IN
Louisiana. Gold Ii. Sterling bank 5aaiq
New York Exchange 4 dtscounuapaF.
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ST. LOUIS, August L.
Flour and Wheat drm and unchanged
Corn lower, at 6496lc for mixed and yellow;
65472 for white Oats active, but lower AZ
S34lc- Whisky unchanged
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PHILADELPHIA Aug. l3-
Flour very dun. Wheat quiet At g IS for
new southern red. Com active; yellow 953
sc, and western S0d9ac- Coffee none here in
mt hands Sugar unchanged. Whisky
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THE WEEKLY
INTELLIGENCER

Is pu hlished every Thursday, and contains
EDITORIALS on current topics, Of the news
OF the week, including telegraph news mar
ksts- etc Il IS Our aim 10 make THE WEEK
general newspaper.
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'ney. by Draft Express, Or in Rer.
tStered letter. may be
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Ang. Is.
Flour quiet, high grades drm. Wheat &C.
tive and drm. Corn duh: sales yellow and
white at 81 0St1l 10. Oats active at S3d4Sc
Provisions dull. Sugar drm with an upward
tendency. Cotfee quiet. Whisky dTn and
scarce; western in bond = 092 81.
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Foreign Markets,

by The AddIlGGc CtIbIs.l
LONDON, Aug. u.-ConsoIs closed at 81
for money: 5-4s 6S1s.
The Liverpool cotton market was steady on
August uth; middIing, uplAnds, 1924.
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For Sheriff OF Ohio County,
Subject to nomination ola called Convention,

Mr.. 1. H. WILLIAMS.
MR. WILLIAMS has ALWAYS BEEN
VI a strong staunch and unEaveFing Union
man. and possesses all the requisites thar
should be required Of an ondcer. That he s
honest and capable, and we believe, II nomi-
mated and elected, Will make an excellent
Sheriff, and have no doubt but viii receive
the support Of all true Union men of the
county uu6-bcsl Many FRIENDS
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New YORK, Aug. 13.-Judee Peir-
point, in card says, he has declined
being delegate to the Philadelphia
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For Congress.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
" nounce CHESTER D. HURRARD. of
Ohio county, as candidate for reelection
nom the First Congressional District, subject
TO the decision Of the District Union Conven-
con. aElP3-tlc
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T E R M s

Campaign weekly TnteIIiseneer.
wewiu furnish the Inteligencer from the
10Th Of August ID the I5th of November. ItE5
which will include the entire campaign IN
West Virginia and It's RESULT, on the follow
ing terms
Five copies 70 one address---. .-..--.--SsGO
and one copy to BetteF up OF club.
Twenty copies N one addre=lz ID
and one copy extra To getteF upoT club.
Our friends throughout the state viii en-
sef iaEoF by entering Al once on an active
and thorough canvas for subscribers for our
campaign clifton Grave EssnEs At sake
and II IS important that the friends OF frEe,
institutions and of our young and vigorous
commonwealth, be on the alert to meet and
thvar thedeigns Of the enemy.
Rsmittanos for Cluhs mus be made, At rna
time. but additions may be made at auV limo
Al Club Rafes- aIteF the Club has been FafEs-f
provided . full years. subscription EztakEn
Money. by DRAFT. Express. ~ q, R.~.
tStered letter. may he
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II COECLUMOE.

We have to express our gratitude TO our
n1suds for the nbeFaiity with which they
continue TO sustain u. and We risk nothing
IN promising that the INTELLIGENCE
viii connEne To improve - the public de-
mands require and be fully up 70 the spirit
and requirements Of the ttm&
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The Intelligencer

Is now, as II always has been, THE FRIEND
AND ADVOCATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
AND POPULAR PROGRESS. As thronEh
the late war II was answering in is support
of the cause and the soldiers of the RRpubltr
the National Administration and Freedom
50 II viii continue To support All measures
that are calculated to adjust the Troublesome
Questions OF the late rebellion upon q 51Ez1 Of
Nd'1oTui h0TtoT, -rlLSftce, and dn enduring ana
h2eEaed psdnE-
Not hnsTy in its concluSions but stLrf md
EtBosTe IL cORr7csLoBIs-not ..sznsat,0uaIr' in
It's spirit, but prOTsEsiUs and ibeaI IN II ten
dSl=eS-
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For Sheriff

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN
w nounce the nameof Col. ". 3 CURTIS
as candidate for Sheriff of Ohio County
subject TO the action Of the Union Conven-
ton. Many CITIZENS
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CTCINIAT

FOR CIECIENATI.
The me side wheel steamer~C. E,
80 lEILLAAS," Sam Mason, Cor:1-
G===sAu1ander, Capt Theo- Fink, Clerk.
VIII leave as above Tuesday, the 18th Insfanf
For freight or passage apply on hoard or To
an14-lt BOOTH, RATTE1LE 4 CO., Agents
FOR BTEUBETVILLR.
During low water IN place of "a
49, Log L6ean:Z the light drauRht steamer
leave q above every day AT : O'Clock p. m.
aai4st BooTH. BITfEE2LE E CO. ER AZ =
FOR PTrTsBURGH.
The new and light passenger
IslsS4l 9acSet, NEW STATE Captain
- Harlan. viii leave as above. on
Wednesday, the 18th instant, al O'Clock,
Freight received at the wharf boa. until
aul4-21 Bo6TH, BATTELLE & CO.. Ag'ts.
FOR PITTSBURGH.
The dne passenger steamer .sW.
Ls4sS4A CALDWELL" Capt Wood
l..@!E6urn. wtllleave as above on Tues
day. the 18th inst
For freight or passage apply on board or to
aul3-1 BOOTH. BATTELLE & Co, Agtk
For Marietta and ParkerNburx.
In place of the EAGLE during low water.
The new and Light draughr stea-
49, liner, NEW STATE" Capt c. 81.
6OotQs viii leave as above every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday a. IOis
FFe.gh1 received a, the wharf boat until
aag8 BooTH, BArTELLE4Co.. Agt,s
C H. BOOTH LcmIT
". 6. AATIELLE JOHN MURINE
BOOTH, RATTELLE 4 CO.,
Wholesale And RETAIL DRAIRRs IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Boat Stores Produce,
FRESH 4 CURED MEATS. LAKE ICE
CANNED FRUITS, DC,
Corner Monroe and Water Streets,
WHEELING, ". VA.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE house
i there Is = Wharf Boat and ii IS the desSiRn
Of the nrm TO do a Forwarding and Commits
sion and Storage business act as Steamboat
Agents and furnish al desirable Information
pertaining thereto. fvI4
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Announcement for Congress.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quetedto announce Gen R :. NORTH
coTT, of Harrison county, as a Union candi-
date to represent the FirSt Congressional DIS
u4c Of We1 Virginia In the Fortieth Con-
qreSs of the United States augSs
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For Sheriff.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
w nounce SAG'L 3. MCCoLLoCH As a
candidate for Sheriff OF Ohio county subject
% the decision of the Convention Of the
Union party. auS-tn
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7. 8. RHODES
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-14
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Is published every other day-Tuesiayz
Thursdays and saturuAys-and Is dIled. in
the main with the contents of the ryFo pre-
ceding Issues Of the Daily. giving all the news
by telegraph and otherwise