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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-01
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TrnTissfee,s Sale.

nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust
X Iaxeciteti to me by,L Leonard g: Frost and
X ~ his vie! beaf4le date ON the
Sand;, isf Of febrrlary. 1856 and now ON re
cord in the Recorders office Of ONO county tSs
2Sth day OF February next. Mt the Sou y
House or said county, at public anc!Lln; ~ y
fine highest and best bidder the l9iilQNi44e
nroperfy 10 wi:t Lot numbered thlfty-hl4
1881 living and being on thewest side OF NAN NAN
street. In that part OF the city OF Whe nee ~
known as Centre Wheeling together Win VII Ill, Us
Sf0Fapes Varelsouse, with its appuflenanct<SS
ssTFRMs OF SALE Cash. Selling as Iftlsteet
will convey such title as Is vested In me ny
ef IsnSTstd - S.BRADY, Trustee.
The above sale is postponed to Wednesday
March I'D, 1856 - 8. BRADY. Tfestse'
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ID. Farm For Sale.

UIH UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
eight miles Below Moundsville,, IN Marshall
county, West Virginia. Said farm consists Of
BB6 acres, nearly all under fence; over 100 acres
cleared and mostly In grass. Said fafm IS
well wntefeds and laid Off In fields convenient
for stock or farming purposes. The buildings
consist of n good brick house, well built
and neatly finished. A good frame barn
and stable, GU 81 feet; sheep houses, good
corn cribs, wagon sheds, smoke houses, coal
and wood house, with all other necessary
out buildings. There are several good tenant
houses, Also, a large apple orchardof between
five and six hundred trees, now bearing, OF
good selection.
said farm could be divided 90 as to make
two good farms. each ,haVing good buildings.
Price SIS per acre, ope-thiEd down. balance In
payments to suit the purchaser. If desired !
would sell near 500 sheep to the purchaser oil
the farm. Also 40 or so head of stock cattle
and large stock Of hogs, viii give a bar
gain In The aboE irDperty, as am determin-
ell to sell. having purchased elsewhere; Adj
dress the undersigned, at Powhattan, Ohio, or
call on the premises.
feb5-lmd&wH Ga h SWAN.
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oTri1sfaa,s Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
) made by Samuel Humes and wife dated
TespectiVelylas follows: The first on the isth
day OF July, 1854, which deed Is on record IN
the Recorders office in Deed Book IS, folio III;
and the second, dated August 81, 1864, which
deed is OF record in Deed Book IS, folio Isl, !
The Court House, ON SATURDAY, the 18th
day OF February, 1856 at II o'clock, the fol-
lowing described property, lying In the town
or Lagrange in the County of Ohio, and
designated In the plat OF said town as lot
number three, in square number six, with the
buildings and Improvements thereunto be-
A.G. ROBINSON,
janls-td Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until March
10Th, 1866. feb4
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THE SANITARY MoyHsfENr.-Our
readers will remember that several
weeks ago the physicians OF the city,
by invitation of the Mayor, held a
meeting, and in conference with n
committee OF the first branch OF the
city council, drafted an ordinance pro-
viding for the appointment OF health
officer for the city. The ordinances was
submitted to the council at its first
meeting, on last Tuesday night week,
and alter some little discussions, was
tabled, or referred to committee. The
speeches made in council against the
ndoption of the health officer ordinance
were to the effect that,it gave the officer
created too much power. Il is very
unfortunate, we think, that some
could not be fixed upon. The work OF
cleaning up the city should be done
nj once-while the weather is little
cool az least. II this work be delayed
until warm weather sets in, the very act
itself. will prove n contagion breeder
Every thing indicates that We are going
10 have an early and open Spring
which will be an extra inducement to
cholera. II our city Is not cleaned up
before warm weather sets In, the work
will havesto be let alone, e4pertenee
having proved that the removal OF NTH
In times OF pestilenee, is worse than to
let II lie nndisturbed. We hope before
the next meeting OF Council 10 see the
sanitary measures agreed upon. What
Re the difference If one man be clothed
fenYporariIy with a s.little brief autlior-
ity9h Better. that than to have the
liking OF Terrors" reigning overus.
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For Sale!

nHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY. STU
ate ON Market Street, Centre Wheeling,
upon which is erected large and commo-
dious brick dwelling house and necessary:out
ed by Robert Patterson, deceased, and now
occupied by Capt. Andrew Wilson. >. FOR
terms OF sale apply TO ,-A.iB EL II y =,
Walnut Srteet, fGincinnati, o., or GEO. X.
WHEAT, SO Main street, Wheeling, West
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GREENDAcKs not excepted, the most
popular article just now is Logan, List
& Co.'s Excelsior Baking Po,eder.
The light, crisp and wholesome Bis
cuit and Griddle cakes smoking on
the breakfast table, and the happy
faces gathered round the same, tell the
whole story far better than we can
This is no fancy ske!ch. 1t is an actual
and most agreeable reality. The ExT
celsior Baking Powder is put up In
6 ounces, pound and l0Lpound cans.
n. II. Logan d Co., and Logan, Last q
Co. sole Proprietors. Sold by Dealers
everywhere.s L. dow.
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For Sale. Z

r WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT
now MveIn on Water Street, 1t fronts ~ feet
inches by 81 feet deep. There Is a very COM
modious dwelling house with rooms and q
bath house, with both hot and. cold water.
Stable and ice houSe-all IN good repair. 1
will sell my groceries and give possession to
the person purchasing If they want them, as
l wish 70 quit business For particulars In
sep4-tf Water ST. Wheeling, viva.
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AS ON the day before. number OLA
dies were At the Legislature yesterday.
To-day being the last one of the session,
we suppose that a good many persons,
both ladies and gentlemen, Will be
Iithere TO see.n The business will per,
hans all be interesting. A great deal
remains yet for transaction. III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-01

WE notice that quite number of
Singers Sewing Machines are arriving
here. Tho worldwide reputation of
this machine makes it the most desira-
BILE family sewing machine extant. Its
wonderful success is unparalleled in
the history of sewing machines, and is
a more emphatic and conclusive proof
of its merits than any words can be.
MANY other machines have arisen, had
their brief day and disappeared, while
the Singer has kept steadily growing
in popular favor until their extensive
manufactures, by constant work, are
unable to supply the ever increasing
demand. Mr.. Woodward, one Of
the company's travelling agents, Is in
town, and has, we understand, quite q
variety of styles of these celebrated
machines at the dry good house of
Thomas Sturgeon q Co., 13s Main
street, where he will be found ready TO
wait on those who wish to call and ex-
anime these machines; also TO impart
instructions necessary to the complete
operation of the machine. Call and see
them. fs.T ailgaf I= = D
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A YOUNG man named Kennedy, while
chopping at some copper still tubs yes
terday at the shop of Messrs. Frobe &
rBodly. in East wheeling, cut Ibis foot
wide open with an axe, infiicting very
severe and dangerous wound.
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For Sale.t

TWENTY t2G AcREsvALUABLE LAND.
triver bottom, situated three miles above
Wheeling, being a portion OF a farm belonging
to the estate of A. p. Woods decd. rms lana
mirably adarted to gardening purposes or
country residences. For further Information
amply 10 WIN. H. WOODS,
at winship. Woods q Coz
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COMPLIMENT TO THE PRESIDENT OF
THE SENATE AND SPEAKER OF THE
HOUSE OF DELEoATEs.-The members
OF the Senate and House of Delegates
have contributed a sufficient amount
$3.50 in each House, to make the Presi-
dent of the former (Mr. Stevensonl and
ma Speaker or the latter (Dr. Pinnell)
ench a life member OF the American BIZ
bile Society. The amount has been
handed over to the Rev. 7. I'll. Monroe,
the efficient and popular agent OF the
Society In this place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-01

Mr.. PRICE. the overseer of the city
chain gang, has had his posse ut work
fora couple of days on the pile OF ere
fuse, lying on the river bank, just
above the mouth OF the Wheeling
Creek. In two days. time the party
now at work has made whole in the
pile about the size of u prairie dogs
Kennel, and at the present rate OF pro-
erosion, We think the force now en-
pIoyed will get through with the work
OF removing the pile referredto about
the year 1900. This will be too long for
the most or US to wait for such an affair,
and we suggest that it is as fully de-
signed as il Is desired to have this I'M
pHinly pile removed, them the attacking
column had better be Increased 70 about
five times its present size. The present
force scarcely amounts to a forlorn
hope. ~ : - ElsFA4t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-01

MISUNDERSTANDING was n very
pleasant day. The sun was shining al
most continually. Toward evening a
hazy, smoky appearance reigned SUI
preme, foreboding rain. People are
generally getting the spring fever, as a
consequences on. the present pleasant
spell. Lady and gentlemen promena-
ders were plentiful yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-01

THERE was quite spicy personal
affair in the House OF Delegates Yester-
day over the location OF the State Agri-
euitul al College. The House originally
located the: College. ut Charleston
This the Senate refused to concur in,
and struck out Charleston and inserted
Morgnntown. When the bill came
back to the House, Mr.. Trainer, of
Charleston, made a speech in favor. of
Morgantown. This incensed very
greatly some of the friends of Charles
ton-among whom were Col. Witcher
and Capt. Darnell, both OF whom LOOK
Mr.. Trainer to task, intimaungin plain
terms thai Mr.. Trainer had greatly
changed his mind since he was trading
for votes for the penitentinry. Mr..
Trainer wished to know II the affair
was going to BIO personal, II so, he
would pitch in. The Speaker put an
end 10 The matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-01

THE many friends Of Rev. Alexander
Campbell VIII regret TO hear that he lies
very low in health at his home in Beth
any. His recovery is not expected: DE
has failed very rapidly within Anew Gays
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-01

JuvENILR RowDY1sM.--weh have been
informed that the small boys of South
wheeling and Ritchietown are in the
habit of meeting almost daily at Cald-
wells run and indnlging in a free fight,
with clubs, stones, dc. So earnestly do
they become engaged in their battles
sometimes that they pay no attention
10 what or who may be in the way.
Several outsiders have narrowly es-
capped being hurt, and one house has
been badly damaged by the missiles.
Any attempted correction on the part
of citizens of the neighborhood meets
with abuse. This state of affairs does
not argue well for. the rising generation
OF my community, and If parents can
not exercise wholesome restraint over
their children the aid OF the law must
be invoked. In common with many
residents of the vicinity named, we In
vile our police TO break up this custom
referred TO. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-01

COAL BY wE1dHT.-By an act of the
Legislature yesterday eighty pounds per
bushel WINS made the standard weight
hereafter for coal in this State. Here
tofore, coal has generally been sold In
this State by measurement--coal wag-
CONS and carts have been simply brand
ed, thus leaving ample opportunity for
dishonest haulers to cheat purchasers.
nv the new law this is obviated. We
suggest to the City Council TO at once
make such ain enactment as viii pro-
vide for the enforcement in our city of
the law of coal weight. 1t Will need a
set OF scales and weigher, both OF
By the new law hundreds of dollars
win be saeed to purchasers. many. of
whom were poorly able to, bear such a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-01

P1so,s cure for Consumption, being a
certain remedy for the worst OF human
ailments, must of necessity be the best
remedy for coughs and diseases OF the
II neglected, too often
terminate, fatally. Sold by e. Book
ing, No. /, Odd Fellows' Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-01

TIE masquerade ball at Union Hal
.,.s,. night was grand success. The
costnmes were of all styles that ingen-
,,ity couId suggest. Tho music and
resSeshments were excellent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-01

THE Agent Of the National Express
Company in this city yesterday shipped
to Cumberland and Parkersburg some
harness and wagons of Wheeling make
for tho use. of the Company at the
gentleman well known in this city, has
been appointed the agent of the Ma
tional at Parkersburg.
The wagons of the National Express
Company, SO trinity got up as they are
in every respect, and hauled about by
such fine horses, arc the admiration oil
eraI Kelley has been getting up all the
appointments of tho Company in frst
cfnss style. f-L Is a-f.4
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7;TaE mail from the West due at the
postofficei at ESQ p. NJ, did not arrive
Yesterday evening until5-
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Honsa and Lot For Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
L. Lot, situate d on La Bell Avenue, corner OF
James street, South Wheeling. The lot Is %
feet front by I45 deep. The house is of brick,
in good order-contains7 rooms and finished
garnet. Forsparti culars inqu fre Of S. n. Wood
ward, opposite the premises
feh20-n O. b. DOTY.
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THERE was no police court again yes
terday, for the third day this week,
and for the same reason that prevailed
the day before. viz: no "wictims."
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Trustees, Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
b executed to us by John Park. deceased,
bearing date on the first day of January. 1859,
and now on record In the Recorders office OF
Ohio county, West Virginia. we Will sell on
Wednesday. the fourteenth day of March
next, at 10 a. M, at The Court House of said
county, to the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing properly, Ito wit: The sNoa III Half of
Lot or parcel OF Land numbered twenty-thre
(23) on which Is erected a one story frame
house, lying and being on the west side OF
Market street, between Marshan and Division
streets. in that part oil the city Of Wheeling
known as Centre Wheeling, latferly the Sixth
Ward, and laid out by Moses w. Chapline
and Others as an addition to the city OF
Terms Of sale cash. Selling as Trustees we
will convey such title as Is vested In us by
y JACOB HoRNBROOK, {
JNO. K. BOTSFORD,
WIN. F. PETERSON,
febS. I'd F-YrYr- 1,cf TOW Trustees,
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I just, Received.

r oYERIN GsS sUPERIOR GOLDEN
4 Strip; Old Gov. Java Yellow and Green
RIo Conee, or extra me quality; Eastern
Crahberries. Buekwheat Flour; Philadelphia
MINCED Meat; Charleston Gritss Green Peas;
Rohemtan Pears Smyrna Figs Layer t1nis7
tapti SRrdel Flshtn 51bIkess, &c. &ess and
Il sans S t HSa y e-.,4.M. d @. d oopkow.
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Teachers Card.

II WOULD RESPECTFULLYA ANNOUNCE
to the citizens OF Wheeling, that will
rive instructions on Piano and Organ, the
Term beginning on March lstli For terms, SC,
apply 10 me at Mr.. Jesse b. MellorH Piano
8 ssSisSm lss Main Main s hENRt ,AAsE1ER.
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RvER NRws.lThe river was fal1ing
yesterday, with about sixteen feet of

RIVER NEW5.--IQe liver HA5 AhAAAh5
yesterday, with about sixteen feet of
water in the channel.
The. YIoEa left for Pittsburgh at 8 a.
m. This was her third start, and we
hope she may get through safely.
The Potomac, having been delayed in
repairing her. wheel since the day be
fore, LEFT at / for Cincinnati. She stop
ped at the Belmont Mills for several
hours, taking on nails. p ieai
The cypress arrived about ga. M,
from Parkersburg. She has lost one
trip this week, on account of the ice.
She will leave at IL a. M. to-day.
The Eagle left at IL a. m. for Parkers-
TIE daily packets made their usual
trips, for the first time this week,
The Zdtaesuitle Is lying at the mouth
of the creek. 20 5--
painted from stem to stern, was yester-
day hauled up to the wharf boat. AS
soon as she gets on her load she viii
leave for the Upper Mississippi.
A large number of tow-boats, among
which were the Beg W1 &c C 1t. Gsty'
Tom Reese, Tom Warmers, GipSeyl No.
2, Dart, Tom Farrell, passed down with
a large feet each OF coal barges loaded
The tow-boat Hd,gk also passed down,
having in tow two iron.c clad monitors.
They are supposed to be for the Gulf.
The landing yesterday was very
The Revenue leaves at 4 P. n. today
for Cincinnati. Passengers and ship
pers will do well to make a note of this.
r. - ------. - - -
OUR STEAMBOAT wHARF.-Several
times sincewe began to WELD the edi-
torial pen we have taken occasion to
call the attention of our city councils
both old and new-to the present de-
plorable state of our steamboat wharf
Acting on our suggestions the council
finally appointed a committee to exam
inc and report upon the. condition OF the
wharf. The committee, which, by the
way, belonged to last years council,
visited the wharf and viewed IL. Since
the aforesaid visit we have heard
nothing in regard 10 the matter, and
suppose that the subject has entirely
slipped the minds of those whose duty
Il Is to look after such things. This may
have been consequent on the change Of
council. We now remind the authort-
ties again of the matter, and have only
to add, that II, as soon as soon as the
weather will allow, a little money be
expended there, much good can be done.
81
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MfdiEaI.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNco's
Golden sPt er!fRod deal Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

InfallIble in Correcting Irregularities Remov-
ing Distractions OF the Monthly Turns,
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUI AS A PREVENTIVE.
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arn @nnas.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE!

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The Revenue leaves at "A P. n. to-day
for Cincinnati. Passengers and ship
pers will do well to make a note of this.
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ONE Pun rs A DOSE.

The Leueorrhcea, or whites.
At the same time, there Is nothing IN tnese
pills that can do injury TO life or health. n n
ind them TO be M lieN ore repreaelked.
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+ somin st ca Sffe, phfobz a GEl
W.T.. ~. J.-P1GKERIN6:
u adie4s by sending S1-Q0 to eitheE Of the
above agents 70 The Wheeling Post once can
lhayethe pills semi, (confld enttally1 by Mall
y n ssiiili5sif zflflif1a rs. D.sH0WEt,
I oc2S-IydfA 10 Sole Proprietor. EeWlYotk.
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Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons,
London, Graduate ofone ofthe most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and The greater
mart Of whose life has been spent in the hos
pitaIs of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and
elsewhere, has effected some of the most as
tonishing cures that were ever known, many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears
when asleep great nervousness, being alarmed
at sudden sounds, bashfulneSs, with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with derange-
nent OF mind were cured Immediately.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-13

TENNESSEE CoTToN.-We judge from what
we have heard that one of the largest cotton
producing States in the Union this year will
be Tennessee. In the first place, the native
industry of that State, white and colored is
in better condition than that of most other
States for the resumption of activity. In the
next place, there has already been larger
Northern emigration to Tennessee than 10 any
other Southern State, and the prospects are
that it will be greatly increased within the
next three months, consisting both of workers
and capitalists. Both the old residents and
new corners generally declare it their purpose
to devote themselves to the cultivation OF cot.
ton and preparations have already been made
TO introduce the raising of cotton upon large
scale in districts which have heretofore been
devoted to the growth of wheat and cattle.
There are large regions in the central and
western part of the State where cotton can be
raised to great advantage, and we see no rea-
son why Tennessee should not furnish half
million bales.-Ne1 York Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-13
BY w. B. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
Iron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond
VALUABLE FARM IN LOUISA

VALUABLE FARM IN LOUISA
A.fne TRACT OF LAND, I'm Louisa county Va,
containing eight hundred acres upwards-fye
miles south Of Frederck's Hall depot forty miles
from Richmond by county roads, Is offered for sale
on very reasonable terms. From five hundred 10
five hundred and fifty acres are cleared, divided
into four fields, all we'll watered and fenced. The
soil is mostly grey, with clay sub soil retcntive
bacco, to which it. is specially adapted, and Of
wheat, corn oats &c. There are from one hun.
dred and fifty 10 two hundred acres Of exceen,
creek bottom. The remainder is In woodstock and
pine but mostly pine. for which there is ready sale
TO the Central Railroad Company. The i'm roye.
nine good large rooms, besides Closets and pas.
sages-shingIc roof-has good cellars also: the
whole being in excellent repair all necessary
out houses viz good kitchen, new smoke house,
excellent barn and ice house, good stable and seve
raj good tobacco barns. There large sheds 70
the barns. Price s., O00 w. b. ROBINS,
ia 6-2w Real Estate Agent.