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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-26
FoundrY Iron For Sale
Public Sale.

DY DIRECTION OF BREyET MAJ; GEN
d eraI A.. b., pYdER Cher Oh 9 GSiInsnsss
stores win be sold OF Emssde w.. fe1R IrggT
to wit: $50 Tons Cast Iron. Tons Wrought
Iron, Iron Forebay- Flume, one large
1nrIifnz Lathe, one Rolling Mill, with Ma
chinery. Furnaces, FORCES, Fly Wheel, shaft
Inc Rollers, Hangers, &C.. complete, one nun
dreed. thousand Brick, more or less 81 Cast
Iron Columns, new 20 Cast Iron MindoW
Frames, 8 Anvil Blocks, CcasD l,27O Josslyns
Carbines, with APPENDICES complete, new
$50 STAIRS ditto, with Appendages new and
complete: lO7 Assorted Revolvers. $50 CaXal-
~ sabres, 2,l6O Burnside's Carbines 500 En-,
field Rifles 40 N. c. o. Swords, together with
afont /. 900 sets Horse Equipments, for Cayal-
nv. Including Brides, Saddles, Saddle Elan
Eeis, HnIters, &C.; also large quantities OF cav
airy and Infantry Announcements, Append-
ages for Small Arms. and Tools o. various
Kinds, &c, &C, One large lot OF finely dressed
Granite Stone.
from day to day until all isSold.
Terms Cash In Government Funds;
HotiL S,tetioneer. Ordnance agent.
HARPERFs FERRY, February 10, 1896.
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For Sale.

4T WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND. LOT I
i now live in on Water Street, It fronts 42 feet
S inches by 81 feet deep. There is n very COM
nodious dwelling house with rooms and n
bath house, with both hot and cold water.
Stable and ice house-all. in; good repair. l
will sell my groceries and give poSSeSsIoll to
the person purchasing II they want them, as
wish to quit business. For particulars In
ouire of .fi-Ff j. X. B0TSFORD, slNH
senI.tf Water St. Wheeling, w. Va =
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TuE BuRNINa OF THE "WISoHEs-
rRR. 1--WE understand that an officer
ofthe Winchester. who was on watch at
tho time of the burning Of that ill-fated
craft, blames the negro employees with
setting the boat on fire. They were on
extra or double, duty, by direction of
Captain Shepard, which seems to have
greatly incensed them. They had all
ennounced I heir determination to quit
the boat on its arrival at Pittsburg, and
had declared TINT they would get even
with the Captain for his treatment OF
them. IL is also said that the Waterman
several times cautioned the fireman to
he careful In throwing his Goals of fire
around. While 1t may seem strange
that these fellows would be}willing 10
risk their own lives for revenge. there
IL no telling what bounds to place to
their desperation II they. weregnngry,
and maddened perhaps with liquor.
Another affair which gives force to the
supposition Is, that the most OF the COLI
ored hands of the boat who escaped
death almost Immediately disappeared
ON reaching shore, several of them car
irving of some plumber. Several of the
colored employees were lost-one of their
bodies having been recovered, floating
in the river. We have hot heard of any
further particulars in regard to the suf-
ferers or survivors of the wreck.
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Tug ISLAND SKATING PARR.-By ref
erence 10 the report of tho proceedings
OF the Legislature it will be seen that
the citizens of the Island have petition
ed the Legislature for. a curtailment Of
the privileges of the Island Skating
PARK. When the Park was established,
Inv It's location 1t necessarily closed
several of the streets and alleys, of the
island. These streets and alleyswere
unused. and. on account of the low stu
ntion oil the lot, which was nearly al
WAYS a pond of water, there Is nosaying
that for years, mnny may be, the ad-
Joining lots would ever be built upon,
nnd the use of the streets and alleys
rendered necessary. But the citizens
or tho Independently province OF the Is
lnnd.n Wishing to drive or walk where
soccer they chose, made issue with the
Park. and have taken steps tolcither
contract the powers or terminate the
existence of the Park. The Park, on
the other hand, wishes further powers
than they originally possessed, and de-
aire. among other things, to construct
n canal for a feeder to the Park. To do
this they will need greatly increased
powers or privileges. The petition of
the citizens against the PRrkis the only
one In the case, we understand, which
ms Vet been submitted TO the Legisln-
ture. The matter must necessarily be
soon settled, and If the Park Company
wish to attend to their own interests
they had better be moving. ~. G!ti
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a skcG GoR ahaaa f ZOE SAL nl fN'',

A G5< OCTAVE PIANO. ROSEWOOD
n cFse; used but i've years. 1t has iuL
iron frame, AMI French aciion Als0 nne f4r-
lur IJIRau used bot one year; II has u stops,
and Is strong In tone, suitable for use IN q
church. Further Information NJ PROF. aAtr
Max II RYrErsas so 1853 Market street.
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TN CHANCERY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
i. for Ohio County, West Virginia r.,
az Edwin yarney and wife ct als.,:: T..
sa Richard MADDEN, ct al. tiE 20
Pursuant to decree OF the above named
court, rendered In the above entitled cause,
proceed to sell at public auction to the highest
and best bidder, at the front door OF the
Court House OF ohio county W: Va, on MOI on
a. m. the Following described real estate,
situate In the city of Wheeling and Ohio
Alexander MADDEN, decd, Viz:
5Anof lots numbered 4 and 5, IN square No.
S,sltuated on the south west corner. OF Main
and South streets, extending from South st.
to Wheeling creek and the stone bridge. eX-
cepting that port ion of lot No, 5, occupied by
Hid streets Said property has been survey
ed and divided into four parcels Twoparcels
fronting upon Main street, the one commene-
Ing at Wheeling creek and running ninety
(e0l feet, more or less, upon which are two
| large brick buildings, and n frame shop. The
other adJoins said parcel fronting on Main
street, about forty-one (ID feet, upon which
are also two brick buildiDR+both of said par
GELS extend westwardly ABOUT 100 feet to g. 10
f{The other two parcels front upon South
street, the one about 81 feet, and extends
ON which there Is a two story double brick
building The other fronts on South street,
abpTt twentyithEes ~ teet and ND , extends I1Sl
on which Is 4 two story brick building. 81
"A private alley, 10 feet wide, running from
north to south, and which divides said par
GELS, win be decided to the purchasers Of said
Possession given onthe arst day of Afril,
Also a tract OF land containing twenty t2O
acres l rood and 8 poles situate on the Nation
al road, about three and one half 80 miles
county, West Va, adjoining the lands OF MIR.
Thos. Hornbrook and Air. 8. II. B. Carter.
"A plat md survey OF said property m1y be
seen ut the offics Of the CommlSsioner, or at
the Court House on day OF snle.Li.itii ! ftifsnf
Z ,TERMs.-Onel third 10 OF the purchase
sfnIiments, OF SIX 90 and twelve IN months,
with Interest from day OF sale, the purchaser
kiyfng bonds with good security for deferred
fnsfRilments, or all the purchase money in
cashif the purchaSermay so elect. ..tttlf5
= ~ ID zt.I-., HANS1BAL FORBES,
jan23-d4wts Commissioner.
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Sheriff's Sale of Lot in South
.erl.er Wheeling. tffF. 4
cfTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
| y County Circuit Court: 49,
The Wheeling Savings Institution,
stephen waterhouse and. oIhers.

Stephen waterhouse and Others.
In Chancery.
cult Court for Ohio County, West Virginia, on
the 18th day OF December 1865, in the above
entitled cause, shall proceed TO sell 10 the
The Court House. of Ohio County, on Nom
day, the Goth day of February, 1856;
at 10 o'clock, a. M, the following described
property, to wit:
Lot numbered five 10 in square numbered
four (2I), in the Town OF South Wheel
ing Ohio County, with all the improvements
TERMS OF SALE.-One third 60 of the pur-
chase money in hand, and the residue in two
equal inSallnents at six and twelve months,
the purchaser giving bond and security for
the deferred payments, with interest from the
day of sale; or the purchaser may pay the
whole of the purchase money In cash. or n
greater amount than one third.
JOSEPH SEY3OI4D,
tgfFT4ftl Int Sheriffof Ohio County. &
Wheeling Jan. %, 1886 30td z i.si q
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G o r e " A II H-A n Il 4 y
DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
SYMPTOMS:
Es- can for Crcular Describing al sI7''p'O'a'

SYMPHONIES:
TIME SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at hISt Xsry
siipht. Persons find they have cold, tnaI
ibey have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitiye to the changes OF temperature; IN
This condition, the nose may be dry, or 9 slight
discharge, thin and acrid, atteTwaILiA oecoHtil M
comes chronic, the discharges are increased N
Quantity and changed in qualtyi they are nov
fSiclS and heavy and are hawked or coughed
off THE secretions are offensive, causing a BAD
breath; the voice is thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak; the sense OF the smell Is lesSened OF
destToyed; deafness frequently takes place:
Another common and important SYMPTOM OF
Catarrh Is that the person Is Obliged TO clear
his throat In the morning OF a thick or Shiny
nucns which has fallen down from the head
during the night When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease IS on is
Wny to the lungs, and should lose no time In
TTesting IL. r,...,-.,,
RymDtOmS,
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SOC SAFE.
House and Lot For Sale.

I'm KIRKwOoD, OHIO. A TWO STORY
brick house, with four large rooms, on
lot 80 by 100 feet, In prominent part of the
town. Wiifbe sold cheap on flpngtime: iRnr5
chaser will call on ID. Allen, ESD, OF Bridge
Po+'' I. IRWIN,
6at,9Iiw Real Estate Agent.
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ITCH. FrCHf ITO

4 ~ ~ ~ - nlent. AZ l-l.i9 E
DERRY DKFor. N. j.. Jan. L. 1855.
Messrs. wKEKs PoTTER,l
Boston, Mass
Dear SIr.-Please send me one box Wheatonts
Ointrnefit After trying every kind of medi-
cine for Humor, for ThTtN IenFs. have at
last found the right kind. IL has entirely
cured me, and for the first time for IhfIfy
Years I had a nights rest without being woke
mn by n priching kind OF an Itch. from which
could GET no peace until scratched myself
"a \ sore Il have often seen this as q cure for
itch. hut never suspected IL would cure every
other hnmor until you recommended Il IN the
Herald. Pieaso direct
J. CORTHEI, Derry Depot, N. II.
esh0- F"t 49, 7. II. LOGAN Co,
and LOGAN, LIST 4 Co.
iaua Agents for Wheeling.
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.MFditM.
A CARD TO THE LADIES. o.
600 DIR. D6PoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES,

InfaIIible in Correcting Irregularities, Remoy-
ling Distractions of the Monthly Turns,
liE y from, Whatever Cause, and "a I
ALWAYS iSUCCESSFUEA S A PREvENTTVH.
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RTOTICE ExTRA,--lTHATy VALUABLE
IN real estate Belonging 10 the estate Of
ALEXANDER MADDEN, decd VIII pc soIa on
fhe 'front.' door Of the Court House. For par,
Iiculars see notice OF Commissioners SALE
IN another column. tebSs-td >
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q HoTse and Lot For Sale. 7 2.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
Lot situated on La Bell Avenue, corner OF
lanes street South Wheeling. The lot Is %
feet front by l45 deep. The house IS OF orlck;
in good order-e ontains7 rooms and q nnlsIea
garrett. FoTpafticulars inquire OF d ID. "oOo-
ward opposite the premises ,,o-,x,
feb2n-tf E.L d .nNC. y. DOI4.
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Transportation.
& OHIO R. Comply

DAulIIHU1IIIW U1lIV ~ IT, Wit =
OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD CO.,
80 5ii WHEELING Dec. 8. 1855.
.r.45,T WINTER SCHEDULE. 4f +
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
/ the following schedule on and after Dec
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aComnaissio Sale

or tho yaInable Real Estate, situate
In the CftyNoT wheeling and Ohio
- County, w. va, Belonging TO
GasI the Estate OF Alexander Had
No. 5J 50 den, decd. 80, ID ,,--
TN CHANCERY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
4 for Ohio County, West Virginia
Edwin Yarney and wife ct als.,:: IT,
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men eontempla.
ting marriage, being aware Of Physical Weak.
ness, Organic Debility Deformtties, speedily
cured. itlIfr .
He who places himself under the care OF DR..
T. NAV religiously .confide I'm his honor as %
gentleman, and Confidently rely upon his
sIrIll n 9 q nhNRleinIl. .
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RoLn EsoArE pRolI JAIL.-Yesterday

BOLD ESCAPE PROM JAIL.@Yesterday
morning about half past one o'clock
three prisoners, named respectively
Martin Chisnel, William J. Chapline
and Robert Pastors, made daring es-
cape from our Jail. The men named
were confined with other prisoners IN
the third story of the Jail, in back
room. The ceiling of the room in which
tIiey were confined is brick, arched,
and the roof is of sheehpg. The pris-
oners, with the nse OF sone sharp m
strutnent. removedia brick and made
hole through which they climbed onto
the roof Travelled along It, and came
down through sky Light 10 the third
story again. From the third story they
descended to the second floor by hight
OF stairs. They then passed through g
room to the front window OF the jan
over the gate, and. jumped out down on
TO the street pavement below, a distance
of about fifteen feet. Once there they
were clear, and of course made their
hastv denHrture. They were not heard
NV the watchman on duty outside OF
the building, although the last one, IN
Jumping out, knocked the wlnao low
down After him. Tailor Jones was
nm MT one o'clock attending to a
alex member of his family
He had Just fallen asleep, when he was
awakened by noise, now supposed
10 have been one of the party falling
over a ladder in his way. MIR. Jones
Immediately got up 10 see what was the
matter. but by the time he had secured
his reyolverS and got 70 the front door,
the prisoners had gone. He at once
started men in pursuit, but up 10 this wFi-
tinRno arrests have been made, although
every effort has been made to secure the
escaped. Chisnel LEFT his hat and one OF
his shoes Mt the front door OF the jail.
Pastors had been in confinement
about n year. He was originally ar
rested on a charge of assault and Bate
~. and bound over to keep the peace
for a year. Failing to give security for
his good behavior, he was commtted:-
II is probable he would have been dis
charged at the next term of the Circuit
Chapline had been in confinement
since the 10Th of December He was
sent tup from the police court on a
charge of larceny.
Chfsnel had been in confinement since
last Saturday week. He was also sent
M from the police court on acharge of
robhing the man Hamilton, from st.
Clnirsville, of which we gave an ac-
count ut the time. .s-szr d llasz
By advertisements our paper to-day,
IL will be seen TINT Tailor Jones oilers a
reward for the escaped prisoners.
-~-o~---- t-ss
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~ ational Hotel,
Near the Greenvllle and Charleston
Railroad Depots.
co l. y MBIA, S. C..
co j. U NJ b IA, s.

5yzt TIE puolic Is Informed that the
n5 above hotel has just been finished
and contains new furniture through,
on', Tor thc accommodation ofTRANSIF,N'r
best that tho markets afford will hr fo,,,a
on ils table, prepared in excellent stylo
Charges moderate No.
Passengers will be conveyed to and from
t'thcr oi the depots FREE OF CHARGE,
Also, VEHICLES furnished to carry pas.
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y WA "iNt"o, Al'1OOiS, CIGARS, TO
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Steam Planning mill!

P'c&ers Street, bet,rcen Fas7,5ngton a,rt
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4 N hand and furnished to orderat short
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We invite the attention of our visiting
friends in the city to these late arrivals,
feeling assured that we will be able to give
satisfaction to all who desire to supply
them solves :.
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MEE9CEIaGANX

GA good looking, Intelligent, we'll
dressed, tidy, and preposesessing
white girl of Ohio, has married a
big Sambo, about seven degrees
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Mated doves.
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sweetheart, saying: ''There is not
q globule of blood in my heart which
does not bear your photograph. y
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Pistols! Pistols! Pistolsl

AZ Hee Sign Of the Go,r'en Pdd-Lock.
UST received, 4 large assortment OF
- PISTOLS, embracing the most desira-
BILE made in this country
a full assortment of Powder, Shot. Caps.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-11-17
~ARREsr OF A THrrr.-On Wednes

~ARREsr OF THrEr.-On Wednes
day party Of miners arrived in this city,
who claimed that one Of the party had
robbed companion Of twenty ounces Of
gold dust on tho way down from Benton.
Information was given to Deputy Sheriff
Griffin, and, - = matter of course, the
suspected party was soon in limbo. The
first search Of the prisoner failed to dis
cover but small portion Of money; but
second aud more thorough search re-
vea'ed between four and FIVE hundred dol
lars in greenbacks in the legs Of bis draw.
ers. The fellow then Acknowledged the
"corn," and the money was restored to
the rightful owner. Sheriff Griffin is en-
titled to much credi. for the efficient man
ner in which he discharges his official
duties. An eviI-doer's career is short
when the Doc. gets on his track.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-11-17

D4- Our fine weather was brought up
with short turn in the forepart az this
week. A fierce nor wes.er interrupted a
pleasant shower Of rain, and suddenly
converted it into driving snow storm
Winter is upon US.
We take back the last sentence Of
the above. The cold snap has been dis.
PEELED, and "a We 20 to press the weather
is the most delightful we ever saw at this
season Of the year.
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NOTICE..

United States Land Office,
Vcrmiion, d. T., November 9Th, 1866.
To WILLARD D. WESTON:
Won are hereby notified that William W. Adams
l. has nled his affidavit in this Office to have
HON estead Entry No. 47G made by you the 22i
day of OctoLer, A. ID. 1866 on lot two (2) OF south
west quarter of section eighteen (lS), and no. tn
half Of lot two t2 of north west quarter Of section
nineteen l9), township ninety (9i), range for
ty-nine (A9l, cancelled tor non compliance with the
Homestead Law.
You are notified to be and appear at this Office
the 9Th day of December, A. d. 1866, at O'Clock,
p. NJ. of said day, to show cause why said Home
stead entry 476 thould not be cancelled.
NELSON MINER. Register.
GEO. STICkNEY, Receiver.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-11-17

~ Coon YIELD OF PorAroEs-A
1armer IN Meuway, grew, a. reported to
US, l23 bushels Of Goodrichs Seeding
potato from bushels Of seed Another
farmer in Milton, as stated, grew of Good
rich's Early Seeding 700 bushels per
acre, or at that rate. Gen. Newball, OF
Dorchester, grew Of the Cuzco, 800 bush
els per acre.-Boston Cuhirator.
For further information, address l.. NJ.
Brown, Woodbury., Iowa.