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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. COMFY
OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD CO., /
WHEELING June IS, 1855.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
ON TRAIN

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1873
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-31

Gratis had fought Government during the
war. Go to the rank and file of the army,
examine the muster-ro rolls-and even here
in these Halls-were found true Democrats
who had fought the rebellion from the be-
ginning to its overthrow. This charge that
Democrats were disloyal was not true, and
gentlemen knew it. when they made the
charge. But who are the loyal men now
Who supports the Government now? Why,
sir, this Republican party had to go down
to Nashville, Tennessee, almost to the very
heart of rebeldom, to select candidate for
Vice President. Well, they found Andrew
johnson there, held him up to the people
during the late campaign as paragon OF 10y
altv and virtue, and now what do they think
of him, and what does he think OF them
President felt it his duty to APP
pear before what they call crowd OF
Rabble, and denounced the leaders Of this
Republican organization as traitors, while
they in return say he was drunk on that oc-
casiou He hoped if President johnson
was drunk, that he had good supply Of
whisky on hand, and would use it freely to
the end of his Presidential term. III gen.
tlemen desired to ascertain who had los
tered rebellion and who had given aid and
encouragement to the rebels, let them go
over to the State Library, and there read
from the files of the NeU York Tribune,
which advocated peaceful separation OF the
States Immediately before the beginning
of the war, which said, "the Union was
not worth preserving in connection with
the South" Let them look at the Gnctn-
natl Commercial, another one of their organs
which was opposed to coercion and i'll favor
of letting the South 90, and also take
peep into the Congressional Globe
and see where Mr.. Stanton, whom
they afterwards nominated and elected
Lieut.. Governor of Ohio, claimed that this
Union could not be held together by mill
tary force. Don't they remember when
Garrison denounced the Constitution as a
covenant with death and a league with
hell" when Wendell Phillips boasted In
| q public lecture that he had labOred fol
, nineteen years to break up this Union
under the very nose of the President and
| Congress, and on the next day was
welcomed to the floor of the Senate by the
presiding officer of that body, while Others
were banished the country, because o
their devotion to the Constitution and the
Union? If that won't do, 90 back &
| little further, when Wade and Giddings
| speeches were sent into South Caroline
and Rhett's into the Reserve, by these men
to widen the breach between, the two sec
| tions. You held out the olive branch o
| peace to the rebels in the beginning, tolC
them to go; they took your advice ant
tried to go. You whipped them back ant
are now trying to keep them out after yot
have whipped then in. He regretted eX
ceediugly this discussion had turned OF
national politics, and would pursue th
subject no further.
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Valuable T own Lots
All AUCTION.

. AL 1AOCI1ON. II
HAVING MADE AN ADDITION T0
HI the town of WorthingtOn, by luyiusj un A.
Lots about 10 acres OF very nice land lying on the
street running from the Town to the Depot. | pro-
SO 10 sell said Lots at public auction at the Union
Hotel in the town Of Worthington,
Saturday, April q, 1855,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. A plate said adj
diton Of Lots will be presented on day Of sale.
persons desiring to make investments for speculate
ing will do well to attend the sale Of these Lots.
will also offer for sale at the same time and Place,
yalus BILE Farm, containing 1888 acres, known as the
''Vanoon Farm, located about three miles north Of
the town of WorthingtOn fronting on the road rum
ming to Delaware, and running back from SAID road
to the RAILROAD, all under good fence; a good new
Franc House, good well of water; good orchard q
| 400 trees, and never-faiing water on said farm
About 80 acres improved. the balance good timber
which, on account of the lumber and wood, makes
IL more valuable than improved lands lying on thu
railroAd.i ~ ratLl 81 49, .
TERMS-Lots will be sold for one-third in hand
and balance in two years, with interest from date
Farm, one-fourth in hand, and balance ia foai
years, with interest, secured by mortga%ge AZ a
March 24th 1865. mch27-d5t&wlt
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IMPROVEMENTS stranger arriving
in our midst Would at once be strncf
with the uunistakeable signs of pros
perity throughout the city. we aiIude
more particularly to the buildings go
ing up on Main street between Union
These buildings when completed will
be the largest and most commodious
business houses we have; and will be
an unreasonable advance over the IN
slightly structures that recently occu-
pied their sites.
There is no more gratifying evidence
ofthe energy and success of our business
men than this busy running to and fro
of masonS and carpenters. 6-s
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WAsH1Se;poS HKIiT.l,Tb,

WAsHISsToN HALL,&The Cameron
Amateurs gave the ''Rough Diamond, I"
!" Pertectiohs' y and the laug farce of
Box and Cox,n toi a very respectable
house at Washington Hall last night;
Miss Annie Lancaster sustaining the
leading female characters in the
Rough Diamond and "Perfection. -
Miss Lancaster is pretty and piquant,
and possessed OF much histrionic talent.
She plays with great animation, and
received frequent applause.
Mr.. -Mcianan is the making of a fine
comedian. We have not space to-day
to notice the characters in detail, but
might mention Miss Burns queenIy
and gracious bearing as Lady Plato. in
the Rough Diamond"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-24

VALUABLE FuRSAcE FOR SALE.-In
our paper will bs found the advertise
ment Of "Wampum Furnace" on the
Beaver river, about thirteen miles from
the Ohio in Pennsylvania. 1t is highly
represented as being very valuable
property, and will be sold at a bargain
at the premises, on the LIST day of
August
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sss far SUR az
Trustees Sale Of a valuable Farm
in Mashall County W Va

PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
" II IRON rom ~ Z. 0Hern 70 me as Trustee, dat
TOnt dooF'of the Court icSIse5 m Ohio conn
", on Thursday, July 18TH 1855, AT 10 O'Clock
q m, th1t valuable property known as the
= eeceIy place, being a part ofthe estate Of the
late Bent McMechen, ESQ. Confaining
;tszo aeFe more or les sitdated on
three miles south OF this city, This land eS-
tends nom the Ohio river to the hiII, lis
underlatd with coal and limeStone: Is ar
the best quality and admirably adapted for
gardening purposes. There Is q comfoTtabIe
two story brick dwelling house Out.ilonses
and good orchard on it
Terms Will be made known on day of sale,
The title to the above land is believed TO bf,
indtsputable, but selling as Trustee Will con-
vey only such title as Is in me vested by said
deed OF trust. SIP HILDRETH
JulS-td Trustee.
The above sale has been postponed until
August 18th, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
8. r. HLLDRETH,
INl8 - ! eI.IIIsfEEa-
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ARRTvAL.-We are informed that
there will arrive over the Baltimore
road Tomorrow at $40 P. NJ, a party
of distinguished gentlemen, consisting
Of John W. Garrett, Esq, President OF
the road; John King. Esq, Auditor,
and John a. Wilson, Esq, Master OF
Transportation. These gentlemen are
on a tour of Inspection, and travel in
the Presidents car, most superb
structure
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WHY BE HUNBUGGED LoSGER- Every
body draws prize in a bottle that win re-
store gray hair to its original color, prevent
and cure badness. Rings Ambroza is the
only preparation that Is warranted TO do as
represented. Try a bottle and be convinced
or get your money refunded. For sale by
oDBERr, Chemist, End OF Stone Bridge.
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LAND FoR SALE.-Ws invite the at
tentiOn of our readers to the advertise
ment in another column, of 757 acres
of land on Coal River, for sale or ex-
change.
The property is said to be valuable,
being underIaid with coal of a superb
or quality, and covered with growth
of splendid timber.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-24

A GOOD business stand and desirable
property can be purchased at low
figures by calling on w. h Sharp,
Bridgeport, Ohio Any one wish
ing TO embark in business, cannot do
better in that locaiitY
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BABIEs.-An English physician says
"two children TO each married couple
Is now the average in all larger cities
An esteemed friend OF ours says he is
tempted to wish it was the average in
his end OF town, as the married couples
there don't seem to have anything but
babies. HOrrid man!
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Card OF Thanks.

We desire to return our thanks to the mem
bers OF the different IRE companies of the
city, and especially To VIM. H. Harrison.
and his force Of the 'United, y for their untir-
ing efforts to save our property nom des-
truction by fire on saturday morning.
]. B. DETWILER & co.
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BALDHEADsI GREY HEADS! ATTENTION,
Mn. WiuslOW's Hair Restorer will restore
grey hair to its original color, and force a
growth of hair on heads that are bald. Try
1t and be convinced. It Is an elegant dress.
ing and gives the hair most, SOFT and glossy
appearance. Sold by E. BOOKING, No. / Odd
Fellows Hall.
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SPECIAL CAUTIoS-AIrs.y VinsIoyv's SoOth-
ingsyrup has become 30 popular that various
parties have put out articles calling them
Mrs. WinsloWs- Please take nntica that the
Mrs. WinsIOw Of the Soothing Syrup is not
connected with any other article. iu2-andR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-24

Commemorative were in error yes
terday in stating that the Edinburg
would leave as usual for Cincinnati on
Saturday. She leaves tomorrow We'd
nesday) evening.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.-We are under
the necessity OF chronieling the failure
of this institution yesterday morning
70 bring offenders TO justice, for the
simple reason that there were no Of
tenders.
How 1t happened that the spirit of
cusseduess did not get the better Of some
son or daughter OF Adam inside
Of forty-etRht hours, and twenty-four of
them Sunday, too, we are totally I'M
able to conjecture. We are pleased TO
see such a striking evidence of the in
creasing morality of the community,
but-it Is rather Weighty on locals.
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RAILROAD Acc1DENT.-There was a
smash-up on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, between 3 and o'clock Sum
day morning last. The accident occur
miles east ofCumberIand, and was oc-
casioned by one train running into the
rear of another standing on the track.
Iwenty-three cars were thrown of, and
the engine Of the moving train badly
smashed.
But one man, the fireman, was hurt,
slightly. We are glad there WINS no
loss of life. II is but rarely that we
have 70 chronicle an accident on the
Baltimore road.
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PEAoE-The two gentlemen from
Ireland, whom We immort'lized yes
terday in our account of the Little
Affair" have made friends. over "A
drink of whisky, to commemorate the
peace making, they fellintO a discus
sion on shooting matters. The better
of the two said he had never shot a
bird in his life, when the other replied:
81 never shot anything in the shape of
q bird but n squirrel: that hit with a
stone, and it fell into the river and
"droWnded. :"
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TIE MURDER.-A report was in cir
culation yesterday to the effect that
Lukerd, the murderer, had. been cap
tured. Nothing was known of the cap
ture at.Police headquarters.
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As We were sitting yesterday on the
hre-Plug nt the Mcclure House corner,
pensively meditating on the doleft,i
words OF the Preacher, We were dis
tuTbed by a set Of ''tilting't hoops
striking Rg1inst OUR pan falcons We
are used TO this, and would have made
no note of it. but, impelled by fate, we
looked up. We were well re.
paid, for the fairl Vseafer on The
hoops greeted rs with most charming
nod and smile. She SMILED, and al
once Atuuhoe 5tfeet ttbufst into 4 ulehs-
ure." As she passed the heavenly rnl
dance tnsensibly faded, but we saw.
nom behind The exquisite neck-what
little OF u the waterfall did not hide
glowing, rosy as that OF Venus. We.
8lqnesq 70 = he pavement, md tliere was
the veritable foam OF the Kuean-turens
GER dreamy lines Of CurVing sprays'--
We mean. TN white vTontleFs Of her,
pelllo0lt - But that vas not All The
walk too, s'emU6tl !. 6iifiinf Ssitl,11ts
step, - reminded n5 81 iiiSi i{avs ~ ~
We read OF the boWiIderfnG 6eantv- ~
Olympus. In short we blessad ths-
hoop, whose amplitude 81 ciroie Su,oI-S
Us nom our day dream to the fiufferinS
realities passing by. And We mSrvelle5
how thofa Odlions cyuie8 q tho iiFini11
race can mud tt IN their hearts to wage
aDeh bitter WaHiAre against what they
are pleased to term the fFiVolities 81
fashion and fashionable ladies.
One Of EnglAnd's poets, and he must
nave been one OF the worst specimens
ora Johnny Aull, sang, years ago,
otnetaing about Eho mind being all
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WATER SUPPLY.-Our citizens viii be
the new 20-ineh water pipes is rapidly
going on. They are now laid from the
basin down 70 Market street, and we
saw force OF ten or twelve sturdy la
bOrers engaged in digging the trench
for the pipes down Washington street,
from Market to Main.
The work OF laying the pipes will
proceed as rapidly as the foundTies of
Sweeney, Hamilton and Cecil can make
them. Two per day are now being cast
in each of these foundries. ind we shall
therefore have, at mo- distant day, Is
supply of water fully sufficient for any
emergency. 500
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RIVER ERWs.-The river still CON
tinuea in good boating stage, there be.
ing eleven feet water In the channel al
this point. 49,
But, Notwithstanding the "rfse, %
business on the WhaEf continues doll,
BEYOND the regular packets for Par
kersburgh. Suuiish and Steubenville,
there was but one arrival aud depar-
ture, the Mary Irwin, yesterday.
The coal men up the river are taking
advantage OF the ''rise, % and sending
down large Quantities OF cdal. No less
than sixteen or seventeen tOw-boats,
with I'VE or six barges apiece, passed
down during daylight.
The New State viii leave Wednesday
morning at Z O'Clock for Pittsburgh, the
Express resuIhing her place in the Par
keEshnFg trade.
The Enlla No. 2leaves to-day for Par
kaFsburR. ? -. ~ :
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Poets, however, are generally Utopi-
ans and their Judgments In tilnRiters
Of ttct arg arc not 20 be relied on.
1he only exception we know being
Bill Shakespeare who In one OF his som
nets asserts that the breath OF his love
did not alyRaHa smelf OF d6ishs 0nfl
clover, but Omen bore an unrniS1
tlltahlo otfor of the humble vera-
table that doctors prescribe Tor
soldiers sick OF the seurVy. But then
tneFo aEe utill among us messy bipeds
sno believe or atiect % believe, for
t-lelf practice Is much aWEy with their
PfQie7 Ions, that the ridiculous sentl.
s!leas 9 me pclt nlluded to above, isen-
llteiS g ana llfop Per. With such
I, = - IN 1ItllTs fhQY are a
elolt ]. llll. PIC re- .sAnd the sooner
they ere shut 81 Her HEELS tbs bet
Mind d51l 6ood tbi5gz
when it = good-h1f commend ~ n
the breathing beautil that ~ ON ~ s
streets, gracef1l IN walk. nerl,l5l h, nm.
Gcrsianding. irreproach6hl ~ shSrs
and glorious Ia hair rolled unon feSlis
sl are the goddesso8 that charm
olt ght and make Us think oaTti =
ellln. va 6lll back upon n Il
tnIl' ilIs, con dent theG en- ea,iS
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PoLlCE dSTRILIeRNcE.- "There is
none" was the reply we received all
day yesterday. but Mt last, In the
course otthe evening, Wa learned that
our trrePressible friend, Pat. Qufnlan
bad been "on his, mus. nOtwithstand-
loon, in Centre Wheeling. We did
not learn the names Of the parties he is
never satisfied with one) whom Pat
went for" in his usual skillful style.
The belllgerents putup for the night IN
tue comfortable rooms under the tenn
pie OF Justice,
We learned also of another "free and
easy at the beer saloon of Frank Dut-
ton, ON Market street. We could not
obtain particulars. We expect a bif,
time ut the Municipal" this morn.
ing.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. COMFY
WHEELMG June Is, iSbs. )
sUMILER SCHEDULE.

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Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
london, Graduate ofone of the most eminent
colleges In the United States, and The Rreater
parton whose life has been spent In the no.
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elsewhere, has effected some OF the most AZ.
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when asleep great nervousness b1ein0 Alarmed
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bIushtng, attended, sometimes with deranQe-
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