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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-23
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-23

CoIeaae's Aromatic Vegetable soap
Asape.sor Toilet ssaP.p csp4sd an -
mad Vegetable Ons IN ogma4natson with
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-23

soat oficsens individual asked Gen.
sheFmsn q caIl on The members eftbe
seuthsrn salifoad delegation nom
South carolina rir.T On = visit % Gin
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-23

Tnaor0ix the week ne 70 tiossr, into
the valleys Of care and ahadasf fJleI
EzbbaflIi thonid be hills 81 liehE and
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rolls " We ehail 90 on from fnpuntain
tpp = fucnntain TOP. TIL a last re
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70 - 70 inoze out forever. Beeeher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-23

T4E wreck OF the teeth b sure 70 fol-
los, fhe tlEe OF the many worthless pre-
iuafafions for the teeth now IN the mar
81. Remember that those pretended
Dentists who cry down sozoDoHT all
have some worthless article Of their
own which they viii try % induce you
. me-. Do not be deeefVeds use moth
f1r but Scz0DoxT. Il pure and IN
faiiible pteservaffve OF the dental sub
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-23

Ter Cons cnot II SgEsr yfloEsIa.
-Aeeonnie FROM various parts 81 our
State give tbe gratifying infsiiIeenceI
that The corn crop e traly p1omiaing
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IN Mashsn County. ". Va

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a coaDurfoR has been fined 500 In
Buffalo, New York for ejeetfng a man
from acar becEnse be refused 70 give
his sear 70 4 woman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-23
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-23
Fourth Of JuIY CeIebration.

nH BAPTIST MISSION SABBATH
School viii have basket pic mic AZ Tie
SoT1syeE grove, near E1ayHTiIfe, Pa. on me
Aenpdeld Railroad, on the 4th OF July.
Every arrangement has been made to make
the e1cefHton q pleasant one The Wheeling,
school viii Be mettn the grove by the Baptist
school nom Washington, Pa. A EpsciaI
tEatn viii Leave The Wheeling depot at
O'Clock on the morning Of the fin
: a SPECIAL Invitation Is extended 70 the
ffiends Of both schools to attend. Let An
come and bring their Eatnllies
Pree OF tickets (round tripl for Adu1ts 59clE
w w.. Pa. papsr.5 r,.a.s enpz1
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STEVENS. BoYDEN & Co.,
30 Dearborn ST, CHICAGO.
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Notice..

TlHE UNDERSIGNED oFFERs TO SELL
j out his stock of Liquors, Efues Car
and Vinegar, together with his lease Of ware
ho1se. embracing Reettfy1ng establishment
and NinlGaI Factory, on reasonable terms
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too well known 70 need any EeeornnaeDda-
ANY enteTPFfsing man Of men win md
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To fIse t;etfers-up Of GInbs.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-23

GUHDRIEs-A FEW BBLs PRIME Ma
y pie Sugar Superior Green Black and
Japanese Teas Pure White Wine Vinegar
SeE YORK Crab and Champagne Cider, bot
Sheesss Pickles and Sauces; Tapioca Pearl
sagoS Corn starch, Maizena,, &c Hermeftcal-
y seated salmon, MackeIa, Goldfish HALL
bot. Lobster. CLAIMS and Sardfnes
Genuine English Mustard; Salad oil hss4
quality; French Mustard Sap Sage Cheese;
Condensed MIX
TOsether with a general assortment Of
seasonanle articles Just received and for
n. q G. D. WOODROW,
ODD Fellows Hail Building. Monroe st,
m5S WHEELH5i W. Va.
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ID. ing POT6E- Eupzros 70 al OtbeE,
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THE IxTUSAIIoxAL
Musical and operate
Prize Association !!
60. q ITealHE. oE1IsL 1875.
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GFOErs DYSPEPSIA CURE AND COUGH
" Salsam received and for sale by--
7. Il LOGAN q CO.,
and LOGAN, LIST 4 co
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
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zszzft-4z Ezs=aSdz EsEss e=zzss=1EzzziE- zIss5 -
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REPERESCH=

Igc7ksI Eor Sale ~ ourOMes, 80 DIGZscRx
sTEEET. o. se.i 81 MAI "a EeesiPE Of szro7ri,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
From Wasbington-Congress

/ WAsHryGTox, January 1l.-SEsATE. WI.
Johnson, Maryland, made n speech on the
resolution offered by Mr.. Howe yesterday, pro-
viding for the appointment of provisional
governors for the Southern States. He argued
that Congress had no right 10 make war on the
States. 1t could suppress instruction, but
there was no power to hold the Southern
States as conquered territory.
H~oUsB.-The Speaker laid before the House
the credentials of Messrs. Farrar and Ken
nedy, Representatives elect from South Caro-
lima. Referred to the Committee on Recon-
struction.
In response to a resolution Of the House, q
communication from the Secretary of War
was received, stating that commissioners were
appointed in Maryland and Delaware 10 make
awards for slaves mustered in the army, but
that the appointment was suspended, by order
of the President, as to the other slave States,
for the reason that all the available money in
the Treasury was required to carry Oh mill
tary operations.
Mr.. Rogers, of New Jersey, opposed the
negro suffrage bill, contending that this was
exclusively the white mans government, and
was so intended by the trainers of the Consti-
tuition. He characterized as abhorrent the
recent attempt 10 degrade the cltlLens ol TIE
District of Columbia by comforting on the
negro the right of suffrage. He also main
tanned that this is a Federal, not q National
Government.
Mr.. Farnsworth, of Illinois, maintained the
contrary doctrine, insisting on the political
equality of man. He declared he would rather
sit in the House of Representatives with Fred.
Douglass than with Fernando Wood. Pending
the consideration of the bill, the House adj
iourned.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON. January

WASHINGTON, January 8. lS66.
PREEpNES's BVREAU-BAD NEW FOR THE SOUTH.
The Special Committee on Freedmen agreed
on a bill to-day 10 enlarge the powers of the
provision made for homesteads on public lands
III Southern States for such colored persons as
may become actual settlers on them.
FoRSEY GONE OVER TO THE RADICALS.
The Chronicle has again taken very decided
ground in favor of the general radical policy,
and X, of course, thus i'll antasonism 10 the
President.
NEW FIFTY-CEyT NOTES.
Half a million of the new fifty-cent frac-
lOnal currency is about TO be issued from the
Currency Bureau Of the Treasury.
THE NEW FINANCIAL BILL.
The financial bill which the Secretary of the
Treasury has prepared, in conformity with
LIs report, has been laid before the proper
committees. The bill provides for the con-
version of the seyen-thirties the compound
Lrercet notes, the legal tenders, the ~certifi-
Gates of Indebtedness, and every description of
tioaling debt into bonds, bearing six per cent.
Interest, payable in forty years; both interest
and principal payable in gold.
II Congrcss should be induced TO grant TO
the States the right of taxing these bonds, it
j. suggested that the Secretary may not be
able 10 fund the debt at six per cent. interest.
lie has himself suggested that IL might be
necessary 10 allow eight per cent. The Go
'erhncnt credit, however, should De aoie 10
money at the lowest rates, and VIII
under n proper and prompt policy OF re-uhioh
a-d continued peace.
FEREY-BoATs EoT TO DE TAXED.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
o'c!ded against the taxing of ferry-boits.
THE TEST OATH N GEORGIA.
IRIS stated by members that Congress VIII
~'2iricate the Georgia Collector whose letter
Was read before the House from his difficult
nc py authorizing the revenues 10 De col
,rcled by officers OF the arm in cases where
'H4on men cannot be obtained.
WAsHIsGToS, January 10, 1866.
TIE PRESIDENT AND THE RADICALS.
h1eh comment is made upon the reInarka-
nr resolutions Of the House of Representa-
NFes, declaring that, in order 10 the mainte-
lance of the national authority and the pro.
S,'ii'h Of the loyal citizens OF the seeded
"'a'esi I'll the sense of the House that the
Military forces of the Government be not
ngI'hdfawn from those States until the W
''o"ses Of Congress shall have ascertainedsnd
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Southern Indebtedness.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE memorial
presented to the Senate on Tuesday, from the
New York Chamber of Commerce, asking the
passage of IN act exempting suitors in the Ma
tional Courts of the Southern States from the
operation of State statutes of limitation for 4
period long enough to give loyal creditors an
opportunity TO enforce their demands, sets
forth that the liabilities of southern debtors
at the outbreak of the war amounted to one
hundred and fifty millions of dollars, only 4
small portion Of which has been extinguished.
This statement was published in the report
Of the proceedings of the Chamber Of Com
merce.
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An arrangement has been made by railroads
c@ie 10 carry ii out for the laying of Il narrow
gauge upon the Atlantic and Great Western
r.ilTold 10 Cincinnati, Cleveland, and other
Western cities; and also the immediate con-
>iruCtton Of 4 narrow gauge railroad through
Clarion, jefferson. Centre, Union, and North.
umbcrland counties, Pennsylvania, to con-
meet The Great Western with the Catawissa
road, thus forming, by means of the road and
til" Philadelphia aud Reading road, 4 ,ontin-
unU> line of narrow gauge railroad from all
tho great cities Of the West TO Philadelphia
and New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-12

SUIT FOR DANAaEs.-deneral Frank Blair,
on the Sd, before leaving St. Louis for Cincin.
natl, entered his action in the Circuit Court
against Messrs. Ridgely and Thompson for ten
thousand dollars damages. The gentlemen
who are made defendants in this suit were
judges of election in the sixth ward, and re-
fused 10 allow General Blair 10 vote unless he
would take the oath prescribed by the Consti-
tutiotf.
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Reported Encounter Between Fenians and the
IonStahulary in Ireland.

NV YORK, January 9.-Report says that n
clearinghouse III this city has received 4 dis
patch from Ireland stating that 4 force of con-
<.uhHlaTv We're sent 10 Il point in Killarney,
county Kerry, 10 suppress Fenian drilling
parties.
III" c~onStabulary We're repulSed, but being
reinforced by two companies of military, raj
lied. The Fcnians We're meanwhile also rein
forced, ana again repulSed their assailants.
There is possibly some truth in the story, its
LrclmsLan,iality being in its favor.
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From Texas.

GALVESTON, January S.-An order will be
issued here tomorrow mastering out of the
service n large number of regiments doing
in Texas. II is believed it will include
about twelve thousand troops.
doubtful. A similar order sent to Virginia
has been countermanded in consequence of the
resolution passed in Congress in regard to the
troops in the South. See "Washington items.
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The FenianS.

NV IoRk. Januarylo.-The Fenian Gene,
rll Court Martial to-day rendered II verdict
..Iust the Senate.
trom The report of the Committee on Fl
nance il appears that there are but thirty
-tou>and dollars III the treasury. The receipts
tso.l October 10 January 9th Were over one
1m.drcd and forty-seven thousand dollars, of
which all but the above were expended.
q Mahouy was sustained, and given autho-
NV 10 name his own Cabinet of five mem
hers.
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Io.sofa Steamer i'm New York Bay.

New YORK. January l0.-Thes steamer Mary
! Boardman, from Morehead Oily, North
Carolina, for New York, has been wrecked.
Her passengers and crew, twenty-f.ur i'll num-
bur-, We're all saved. Her cargo consisted of
COTTON and rosin. She has broken in two. 1t
j. expected some of the cargo will be saved
damaged.
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LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.
The Alexandria Rioters.

4 court martial &C -ened in Alexandria on
Tuesday last 10 try the persons engaged i'm the
Christmas riot. Two days were spent in pre-
umluaries, Mcssrs. Dulaney and Stuart de-
,.nE 10 take the test oath as counsel for the
prisoners, and discussing its necessity and
rroNrIc;y. The Court decided that they could
No.; appear without taking il. No further pro-
cccG.nsS Were had up TO Wednesday night.
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Fire AT Elimira, y, Y.

ELNikA, January l0.-A fire this morning
destroyed all the buildings from Patterson
Market, on Carroll street, TO Hitchcock's Mar
k't, on Lake street. The buildings We're all Of
wood, ana little value.
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IegjsIature-Cry for Blood.

AUGUSTA, Me, January 1l.-Resolutions
were introduced into the Senate to-day de-
manding the speedy punishment of Davis and
the principal actors in the rebellion.
THE telegram does not mention the DISPOSE
ton made of the resolutions
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CoSPEDERATE DEAp.-The Savannah papers
of January ! report the ceremonies attendant
upon the interment there OF twelve Coniede.
rate soldiers, whose remains had been removed
thither from Farmyillp, Va, where they fell
in battle. Bishop Elliott made an address,
and the ladies dccked the graves with floral
trihn LAG
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New HAVEN, January 10.-Marshalls extern
sly" carr age factory took fire this morning,
aud three buildings were burnt and others Sc
r!ou>ly damaged. The car shop was saved
Loss, iifty thousand dollars. Insured for ten
thousand dollars.
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Probable Murder Of n Minister.

Louisville, January l0.-Rey. Joseph
Fisher, one of the most eminent divines OF
knutuckv, had his skull fractured by q slung-
Shot on Monday evening. He has been in.
sensible ever since. A consultation of physi.
G2.s Ibis afternoon reports no hope Of his re-
,oyery. There is no clue 10 his assassins.
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Loss of a Schooner.

WELLINGTON, n. c.. January lo.-The
srhooncr reported ashore near New Inlet
proves 10 BE- the Josephine. from Washington,
North Carolina, loaded with corn. The vessel
and cargo are 4 total loss.
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The Trial of Semmes Delayed.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE trial of
Semmes is delayed by the absence of Commo-
dore Winslow, one of the most important wit
nesses, who sailed 4 short time ago for the
Gulf. His arrival is looked for at an early day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-12

OIL n Mrss1azIPPI.-At Columbus, Miss,
an oil and mining company has been organized
TO operate in that State and Alabama. Ihey
have made important discoveries, and have
bought nine thousand acres of land.