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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-11
valuable Property for Sale in South
Wheeling

"1II SELL ON THE 81 DAY OF J.A IN
X 81 aliT,g bot 40. IA square 10 town
of South wheeling, with all the improve. ,Ss-
nents thereon; consisting of one twoSstoIy
dxreIlIng and Stable, &C., &C. Terms 70 De
made known on day Of sale. Title good:
81 2 80 III WILLIAM SCt4ACh I
d tiott5ss s.sNt decl2-lm
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERvI-
soRs.-The Board of Supervisors held a
meeting yesterday. The forenoon was
consumed with the bounty question,
which Will be found in full on the first
page. ss1.z
In the afternoon the Report of the
Committee on the expenses or the jail,
for uso MS apenI Tertiary for 1854 and
1866, was adopted, and the Clerk direct
ed TO make out the bill of the county
and present the same ito the Cover
nor or West Virginia. with u request
for adjustment and settlement.
DIR. II. II. LogRu's report as Chairman
ofthe Military COMMITTEES, TO pay boun-
ties In 1862, was referred TO tho Finance
COMMITTEES.
The Board ordered that the Treasurer
be allowed one per centuIn' on receipts.
It was ordered that 500 be paid John
Stewart on account of painting Court
House. s ~ ~ ~
SuIidry bills were ordered to he paid.
Several tax bills were remittcd.
The petition of A. G.. Robinson, Re-
corder, in relation to n vault, tSc.i WAS
considered, and a Special Committee APP
pointed TO act in relation to destroying
worthless papers accumulated.
An appropriation OF 500 asked for
was refused. znE al TEk EEC9l
ThecIty buildings were released from
taxation. .-y ..st.-r,I
Tho Board adjourned to meet Febrli-
airy 9th, 1856, ut 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. ~
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THE Island school opened yesterday
in the new building, with a fine NUM-
Der of scholars: lt z VlJi fieli %,
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asFattal 95 i5 z. sd {. ~ Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-11

en-. is.Fffs.E % isssl sstsfs li..is17
We shall conclude our quotations by
giving the last verse in fnllS which
seems TO have application to'ia future
New Year, perhaps a long way off. sigl
ALTHOUGH We have lost many friends We
Bfaywe hope TO meet them in realms Above
And Celebrate / hope a happy New Year.1a1
We were not aware that New Years
were celebrated in the ''realms above" >
but if so they are Of course spent pleas
antly. i al sii1g. : nIeit - ll28 81
AS we have complied with the iati5
thor's request to publish, we hope the
name may be furnished us, in order
that such talent may not longer
'.blush unseen.n ai 81 t5t ias s'i''sa5
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.,-rrrr1rrFnrl Salad TfTygI 9

ais 9,I ID 4 FeR SHE t8i9 bEsfRkBLE
fhree-stofy brick dwelling, situated on the
vest side OF Main street, above Madison con-
tanning 10 rooms, with gas fixtures, and cellar
under 1heentfre hui ding Carriage house ana
stable attached. II not disposed OF at prlYate
sale before die first OF February, 1t viii be
offered Al public auction. II viii take Plea
sure Ia Showing an one throrghS me mouse
fhat desires to purchase. Terms reasonabIei
$3.50 NJ RHEINSTROM i
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JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
.pst ttiSpeelalo Commissioner.
Wheeling DEC. Is, lSt9. 81. Is 70 fdec2S-td
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DIR. JOHNsEONs7

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons
London, Graduate nom one of the most emf
nent Colleges In the United States, and the
greater part Of whose life has been spent in
and elsewhere, has effected some of the most
astonishing c1Tes that were ever known:
many troubled with nm cling in the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed at sudden sounds bashfnlne ness, with
iffeduent blushing, attended sometimes with
arrangement OF mind, were cured immedlI
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PorrrY ro rnE NEw YEAR-We are

POETRY TO THE NEW YEARs=Me are
in receipt of about a dozen verses ofpp-
etry, dated January "a, and headed
New Year,. AS the poem was, q little
slow in coming 70 hand, as, well as late
in its date, and theisubject being about
worn out, the year getting already old,
We shall not devote our space TO- 2 pub
LEGATION of the whole poem, but shall
present our readers with only q choice
extract or two. ~ ~ 'is 81 80,
Z With the writer, we sayfto the New
Year, - 4EiHeoi tsit3fst4s ati3 ~,
l4afast Won fJrinfEtoy TO thoes that Mourn
| For tlieir friends that have gone, where no
traveller return.Hs-,sf iilti gisilIa 81
"a OF the few past New Years he says:
.sSew Year haseome & gone four times
Since our BFeatherns coIlrnenced tnelr noELi M
We are told by our historical poet,
who speaks of the war, that e. 3 5;'si,l
.lGen Ieei was me Leader a Of the southern
Gen. Grant was the Leader Of the ForthseaF7nn
Band. Us. g. lsssi. - e - ~ -
-rof the encounter on the dread field of
battle he speaks thus graph caIly; sDT,
aThesyS, met each other In the held Of Battle 4
where they SIMMONS an y q Foared z the apSSess
We are reminded that -, q sd n
He toid the boys o follow, & he w6lld LEAD
And they foIlowsd, as We all know,
and as our fpoickn says, 'fto thesea."
The writer indnlges in much more
matter of the aboye-q quoted style, and
we regret exceedipglyo that We cannot
-,
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ONE PHI rs A DOSE.

Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves 70, fare caufadifnd dea Inst
using these Pills while In that condition lest
they invite MISCARRIAGE after which ad.
mOnidon, the Proprietor assumes no responsf
biltty, although their mildneSs would prevent
are recun1Tnendetfas a - Z ~ 2 : = i :
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ais rbu6itdbIid nab +"
ersablen Die o0resb. ST." 9laditebenet
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neinsefullt!"
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SenneiIee 2eaislatur.
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f9dfte boreenomnen, Oa nod feline &c,
niigenOe Qln3abl bon Seuatoren bonn
llrlaub suriidgetebrt finb.
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8Oll Giurirtllati,ss
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Counting, ben Is. alpriI 1866.
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Dies if bic einsise ga5n nod ben ~,
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NGe1ttLuhlltyCu 20tulul "Sttt uuo Guy.
9anserfeit in unierer Stabt absebalten
piro.
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Nus Der GhmeiA.

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-05

ChicdgO ard Eastern Mail arrives at 600 i. n
and 400 p. M. Closes al 5 p. IN.
Port Byron Mail, via. WATERFOWL, Hampton,
Rapids City, Port Byron and Cordovs, arrives at
40 a. m. Closes /. Is p. ii.
DGcsnp0 Iowa, Mail arrives at Q p. IN. and g. 80
a. Closes at sis a. IN. and p. N.
Ogu7SrEG Mail, VIA. Camden hills Pleasant RGGgo
Hnsitt, Hamlet, Perry ton, AieGo, High Point,
New Boston, koithsGurg, Uquswks t Oqusw ka
Junction, (SagetoWn,) leaves daily ut a. IN.
and arrives az $50 p. Mail matter for Edg
layton, AGdalusIa, Buffalo Prsirle, Illinois City,
DTury, Copper Greek, sc, &C., gees by This
route.
Monmouth Mail, VIA. Presumption, Suer, FIols,
North Henderson, Spring Grove, and Mon
mouth 70 Macomb, leaves Wednesday and Sat
urday at 4. IN, and arrives Tuesday and Fri
day at P. III. Millersbarg is supplied by this
route.
Centre Ridge Mall, yia. Centre Ridge TO Oxford and
Gaissburg, leaves Wednesday and Saturday at
a. n, and arrives Tuesday and Friday at i
z. R.ch!and Grove supplied by this
route.
odi Valley Mail, by cars, daily, leaves between
and a. m, returning at about p. n.
Cambridge Mail, via Coal Valley, Pennsylvania,
Orion and Andover to Cambridge, leaves Mon
day, "wednesday, and Friday, at a. m, return
ing Tuesday, Thursday an Saturday at p. II.
R5- Office hours from & to 5 p. In.
Sundays, open from 10 10 q. n.
JAMES F. corp, Post Master.
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AN IMMENSE NEWSPAPER.

The Chicago Times, of Tuesday morning,
contained secenty-fogr columns of matter, Civ
mig the Presidents Message, and the vol
luminous reports Of the various departments,
in full 1t must have required at least 90
printers to set the matter.
The Chicago Times liz o gig 2niic newspaper,
and exhibits more ability, energy and enter
prize than any other paper in the United
States.
On Monday morning it published long
and correct synopsis of the Presidents Mes
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CART0

we, the undersigned, a committee appointed to
eonduct the awarding of premiums to the mem
osrs oil the CROSBY OfERA House. Arr AssocTA-
TON, have been authorized by the mansgement to
announce MONDAY, JANUARY 2Ist, 1867. a.
the time when the final award of all the Premiums
shall be made without further postponement
In order that MIR. Crosby may realize the full
bencht OF his enterprise, and that the certificates
may be held BY bona tiGe purchasers, and not BY
MN, 1t ls necessary that the remaining certificates
should be speedily disposed o.
Inc committee assure all parties interested
that every care will be taken to secure perfect
fairness IN awarding the premiums.
w. p. Coolbaugh, President Union National
bank; Jas. I'll. Bowen, President Third National
Bank; J. c. Dore, President the board of Trade;
James c. Fargo, Manager American Express; L.
Y. Mum, Mum & Scott, Elevator; J. A. Ellis
President 2d National Bank Clinton Briggs,
Ewing, Briggs Co.; 4. G. Hall, Hall, kimbarx
& Co.; Francis A. Hoffman, Ex-Lieut. Governor 4:
Amos Il. Hall, Treasurer c., b. & Q. Il. X.
The management desires to state that after the
subscription books shall have been closed. an in
teryal of three or four weeks will be required to
procure returns from the agencies, which extend
over all the states and territories of the Union
and to properly prepare the books for the use OF
the committee; the award has therefore been ep-
pointed Tor more distant day than would other
wise have been necessary.
VA The subscrl pt!on books will be closed
when the sale OF Certificates snail have been com
Pieted, without further notice.
PERSONS intending 10 take certificates are re-
qHsSted not to delay their su5scriltiOns longer.
Certihcates Five Dollars. Remit, if possible
by Draft OF Post Office Order Register all letters
containing currency. Directto
u. II. CROSBY, Actuary.
2S Opera House, Chicago.
DENOE CHAMPION, Agants,
Rock Island, III.
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Aallraads.

- g -ssliEz-..sisV Es.3-.--. -
Passenger Trains leave for the east at ESQ \
N. and ?. N. Arrive from the east st :. Y
and P. NJ
Leave for Iowa at A. ". sad T. VI. Arrive
fryr lows at $50 4. ". and T. ".
Leave for Port byron al 4.S0 P. NJ. Arrive from
Fort Iyron at 7I5 A. NJ.
Leave for Coal Valley at a. II and P. NJ.
Arrive fon Coal VALLEY 1T II \. II. and P. ".
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3D. days Atlrertiseiusl,ts.
AGENTS WANTED.

d ARE Inducements TO agents Ladies or
IL Gentlemen in every town, to canvass for
Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, Meade and Thomas,
looking ON the centre of the Constitution OF
the United States. From the original design and
pen drawing OF Dr. r.. Morris Swander, Philadel-
phia, Pa. The most ssleabe engraving published.
Sold only by subscription at 81. Sample copies
m aiied free of postage receipt of price. Send
stamp for terms to agents
SWIFT & CO, 80 Washington street,
Chicago, Ill.
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CHRIsTF!sS TREES.

EVERGREEN TREES tsr Christmas and
Il Evergreen branches tor adornirg Halls and
rooms for the holidays, for sale at B'ses Hawk
Nursery D. T. KINNEY.
Rock Island, NOV. &c, duIm.
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DiNk NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
First National Bank Of Rock Isla.d, will be hoI-
den at the banking house Tcesd ~, the SIh
dav of January, 1867, at 3 O'Clock P. NJ, for the
purpose of choosing five directors to during
the ensuing year. J. NJ. BUFORD,
Cashier.
Rock Island, Dec. 4, 1850, d3t.
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LAND For SALE,

| OFFER for sale 40 acres CT laud situated
| IN Black Hawk township, on the CamdeT
road. TWENTY acres Of the land Is unner cult.
vaton-the balsnce IS timber land.
PSice SO per acre, cash down.
uoyI2dwIm. L. 4. BRASLER.
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SECOND HAND BUGGY FGa SALE.

4 SECOND HAND tap buggy can be
n bought cheap. Enquire of
decidwlw. b. II. KIMBALL.
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BOUNTY

WE now supplied with official blanks and
fully informed in relation TO the collection OF the
additional bounty granted soldiers and others, by
late act of congress, and ready to make sppli-
cations for the same without risks of further delay
As the time for making these applications as
iiHgited, Jy the authorities at Washington, all
having such claims should make applications
without unnecessary deiay.
OSBORN & CURTIS,
Office in Court House, Rock Island.
dec4dwit.
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long since Withdrawn from the scenes of life
have left to their country the rich legacy o.
their counsel, their wisdom and their patriot
ism. Drawing fresh Inspiration from their
lessons, let us emulate them in love of coun-
try and respect Fer The constitution aud the
q
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TIE warrant for the collection OF stale, coun-
ty, school aud other taxes having been placed II
my hands, notice is hereby gwen that will be al
the shenG's office, in the Court House, from
till O'Clock daily, tor the purpose of receiving
payment of the sems.
CHARLES ENGEL, Township Collector.
Rock Island, Nov. 10, 1856, DIT.
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sage, in advance of all other newspapers.
As newspaper it is far ahead of any 9TH
er in the United States. Its financial, com.
msrcial, and general news is better and more
COM lete than any other paper.
The circulation of the Times is increasing
in this region.
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JEFFERSON

keep il al things within the pale of our
constitutional powers, and cherish the feder-
al union as the only rock of safety, were pre-
s0riDed by Jefferson as rules of action, to en-
gear 20 his eonntrymeu the true principles of
tneir constltatlon and promote union of sen.
siment ana action equally suspicious to their
happiness and safety.
jackson said thas the action of the general
government should always be strictly cont ned
to the sphere of its appropriate duties; aud
justly and foroibiy urged that our govern
ment is not to be maintained, nor our union
preserved, by invaslons of the rights aud pow
ers of the several statss. In thus attempting
to make our general governments strong, we
make itsweak. It is true that strength con-
sists inleaving individuals and states as
much as possible to themselves-in making
itself felt, net in its power, but in its bens-
fcsnce-nos in binding the states more close
ly to the centre, but leaving each to more IN
ebstructed action in Its proper constitutional
orbit.
These are the teachings of men whose deeds
and services made them illustrious, and who,
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BOARDING HOUSE.

'E'IE subscriber has opened a regular
L. boarding house, in the brick block or
the north side of Unlon Square, where perm snent
transient, or Gay boarders can be aceommo cd sted
Meals furnished at regular hours.
zsz- few good bOarGeIs can find rooms and
board at 81 per week If application Is made soon
a. II. OSBORN.
Rock Island, Aug. 2I-dti.
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It is true, it has been assumed that the exis-
lance of the states terminated by the rebel
lious of their Inhabitants and that the insur-
rection having been suppressed, they were
theuceforward to be considered merely as con.
quered territories.
The legislative, executive and judicial depart
ments of the government have, however, with
great distinctness, and uniform consistency, re-
fased TO sanction al assumption so incompatible
with the nature of our republican system, and
the prefessed objects of the war. Throughout
the recent legislation of congress, the undeniable
fact makes itself apparent that these ten
political communities nothing less than
states of this union. At the very commence
rnent Of the rebellion, each house, with a
unauinisy as remarks BILE as it was signiG-
cant, declare that the war was not "wsged up
on our part in any spirit of oppression nor for
any purpose of conquest or subjugatlon, nor for
the purpose of overthrowing or Interfering
with the rights or established institutions OF
those states but to defend and maintain the
supremacy of the constitution, and all laws
made in pursuance thereof; and to preserve
the Union with all thedignity, equality and
rights of the several states unimpaired; and
that, as soon as these objects are accomplish
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MAIL. ROUTES.

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Rock Island, III.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
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