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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-27

TIE Act 10 reimburse this state for
money expended for the United States
during the rebellion, has been signed
by zoe President, and Is now law.
II provides for The immediate APP
p05nfmsut o. three Commissioners, who
shall proceed az once 10 examine all The
expenditures made by said SIaie, al
loving only for disbursements made
and amounts assumed by the State for
enrolling, equippiug, subsisting, trans
porting. supplying aud paying such
troops as were called into service by
the Governor AT the request of the Uni
ted States Department Commander
commanding tbe district in which West
Virginia Hlay at the time have been
included, or by the express order OF
concurrence OF such commander, or
which may have been employed III sup
pressing the rebellion IN said State, and
no allowances shall be made for any
troops which did not perform actual
military service in full concert and CO.
operation with the authorities OF the
United States, and subject TO their or
dsrs.
The whole amount, as stated few
days since, which this State claims
under this bill is SS8s, 600.
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A SMALL TRACT OF LAND on THE
n Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, adjoining
the town of Glen Easton. containing 1917
acres, on which there Is two Frame Dwelling
Houses, one good Stable, a Di~ttlery now in
operat ion, and n Vineyard OF 1000 vines in
full bearing everything about it in perfect or
DER 1. IRWIN,
Ju2S-lw Real Estate A peDt
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altw advertisements.
masonic Notice.

TUE MEMBERS OF OHIO LODGE, 40.
i IOI are hereby summoned, and other
brethren In good stand ding, are respectfully
requested 10 assemble in the lodge room,
Washington Hail bdfiding, this morning At
81 O'Clock, Tor the purpose OF paving the Last
tribute Of respect to our late Brother 2 NJ
William ]. Houston. By order
D. E. DoNEL, W; y:
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Proposals for Oak Lumber

nor THE WEST VIRGINIA PESITEN-
Il TIARY. Proposals for IL eQ9 feet OF oak
Lumber to be delivered at MoundSYilie AT
the earliest practicable time, viii be reserved
by the undersigned until the 10Th July, pEOX.
Specifications may be obtained by address
ins, the undersigned At Nioundsyille, w. Va
JAMES BURLEY,
Ft,g- ,-I1'm NJ Committee.
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TO PURCHASERS
P N o S

IrHE GREAT REPUTATION OF THE
| Rndbe Piano has induced makers of in
feIiur Instruments TO represent to their custo-
meTs that the Pianos they sell are precisely
the same rs the Knabs, made by Workmen
formerly employed by them, &C, sc.
This Is an old dodge. and one that is only
practiced by manufacturers, who cannot sell
their instruments TO the trade and conse-
quently are compelled to force them on the
market nj any price.
This mode OF doing business should be
enough to convince purchasers at once OF the
SUPERIORITY OF THE KNARE- The
mere fact OF small makers taking them as
the STANDARD, and working upon their
reputation should be all the evidence necsS-
sary.
II is a well known fact that ali Inst class
Piano manufactures have their established
agencies and dispose Of their goods through
them.
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For Sheriff of Ohio County,
Notice.

nHERE WILL BE a MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF the Wheeling Gas Com
panS on the second Monday Of July, at the
otticeoH the Secretary, at O'Clock, p NJ, for
the purpose OF election Of dtrectorS
ju3i-2w GEO. 7. TISGLE, Sec'y.
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Armor House.

DAVID L. ARMOR, PROTECTOR OF
lJ"Armor House, No. 43 Water street, 8
both day and week boarIIers
ON and after the 18th OfJuly. in23-tlIy4
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of the plaintiffs and damages TO the
amount of 81 500 awarded them. 1t
was proved that the plaintiffs, Thomas
g. H1tchison and William Smith, quiet
and peacaable citizens were arrested by
John A. Hausbarger, Logan Shanklin
Robert ShAnklin, Charles Tiffeny and
Henry TAYLOR, also citizens of Monroe,
and conveyed to the jail IN Giles coun-
", Virginia, and put into cell dlled
with Termin and stencil, and there con-
fined with other Union men and ne
groes for seventeen days. "A part of
the time" says the Kana~ha Journal,
'Eths cell was 50 crowded that it was al
most impossible To get about The
I privy was in the same room. and the
/ stencil was intoleahle-no beds but the
damp, hard prison floor, and = scanty
supply of food served twice a day
Z They were finally released by the jailer
mo charges being preferred against
them but their loyalty 70 their Govern
meni- Their health was greatly i'm
/ paired and neither of them have yet
fully recovered. Both of them We're
broken Up in their business, and rather
than risk such treatment again at The
hands Of iheir enemies, they escaped
through the lines 10 Ohio, leaving their
property behind"
Henry P White, a young man OF
ShepherCistoWn, West ' Virginia, was &C.
ciientally drowned in the Potomac
river on Saturday afternoon last
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butchers Lightning FIy-Kiner
Makes quick work with dies, and If COM
menced early, keeps The house clear all sum
mer.
Look cut for limitations Get Dutcher's
only. ju25-d&wIm
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aleu- adrertisfmrnts.
For Rent.

THE HOUSE AND STORE ROOM, no.
Isl Main street, formerly occupied by 5.
Kline as a clothing store Enquire on prem
ises jua5-2ts
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CAMUEL E. DENNY LEFT HIS
. Fathers residence at Herdrysburgh, Bel
mont County, Ohio about the 2lst OF April
last for the oil regions in the EsiEhborhood Of
PaIEerSburg. As no WOrt has been receiV-
ed from hIm-his friends seek this method
fOE Information, which VIII be Thankfully re-
ceiVed from any one who may be kind
enough to communicate IT.
iuE-le JOHN- y. DENNY.
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statesmen Wanted.
For Sale.

A PPLY, WITH REFERENCES. ATls1z
n Main street, HornbrOOIzis block 2nd floor.
Ju2-lwd w H. H WHITISCi
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TIE following good thing was got on
by the chairman Of the Democratic
Executive Committee for the State Of
was Virginia II appears in call for
aonycniiOn, 10 be held al Parkers-
burg:
E1soe tSere - d1aSer tAat public met
EEsEf z-gy & tGGeZTEPtsd BY rSOIeEee, We
recommend that delegates be 6es5gua-
tad BY written appointment signed by
tie voters
Dos snybody know where that Is
We suppose the chairman Of the Exec
u;Ive Committee must know, else he
wouldn't hare put that in the call.
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DIR. LARooKAH'S
indian Vegetable PuImonic Syru'

CURES COUGHS. COLDS. wHoOPING
" COUGg, GROUP, AsTHMA, CATaREH,
BRONCHITIS. PAIN IN THE : DE, NIGHT
SwEA=S HoARSESEsS. tO which public
speakers and singers are liable, CoSsUMP
TIoS, In It's early stages, and all diseases OF
the throat and lungs
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
cisFsyInen o. every denomination. authOr.
editor, professors in our various colleges. and
by MANY of our most eminent public men
Containing no opium, II Is adapted tn every
age, and can he u-<d without fear Of the
dangerous results which follow the use nj
many Of the cough prs p1rations OF which
or,iIlTn md lrecac are the base.
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JUST WHAT you WANT LADIES.
u q q a 3 clrsd.

The Great French Remedy, VI. he Wallets
Female Periodical Pilh, extensively used by
the French Royal Academy Of MedicIns.
They never fail In ChlOrosis AmenoThea
AenorhRgia, DC
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Price 30 cents and 81 per bottle
DR. E r. KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Meirose, Mas.
sOli to the trade by LAuGHLINS & BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gtsts, also by T. d. Logan & Co, and Logan,
List d Co. my2-Smd6w
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Information wanted.

Up. ROGERS, see'y.
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The ParkeTsburg Times says Mr..
Curtis, the Agent OF the Parkersburg
Bzneh Railroad AT that place, found
sHeuty-one pairs of shoes and CATERS
a ahe railroad depot after the tire on
Friday morning The police promptly
Bssssre.3 In fail tS-o Of the Cooks al the
TsslEuTaas thsne, and another young
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LOUISIANA COAL OIL AND PETKO-
LEUM COMPANY.

company organized for the purpose of purchasing
years lease Of the natural oil wells in Cacaseu Parish,
with the exclusive right to dig bore for Coal Oil Petroleum
of land of about fourteen hundred 400 which
the old well natural Oil Wells in said
s together with the right the timber and pasuage
said lands the Necessary works machinery etc. and
operate the for the purpose of refining the OIL they
proper to do So
Four miles of transportation road the
muncaon tide navigation with depth of rs feet of
water to the Gulf Of Mexico.
The capital stock will be hundred thousand dollars, d
yded thousand shares at hundred dollars each 1t
contemplated that per be paid at the time of
subscribing will create fund ample buy the lease and work
wells If further call will be made for instruments
and certificates issued by the President each
stockhoer the full of stock subscribed for Should
however, any required call of only 10
per the amount subscribed for will be made at inter
walls Of thirty days or longer.
As soon of Thousand dollars shall have been
subscribed the company will organize, by the election Of
officers. -.,... 49,
The charter is in the Notary Mr. Magner and
will be published in day or two
Subscription lists left at this following places, viz
WILSON, PATTON Co, No. 1870 Gravier street.
| McLAURIN, POTHIER CO., No Ill Gravier street.
|. ASTON d FOURNIER corner Camp and Common SITS.
LAPENE 4 FERRE, No. 81 Old Levee street.
A. D. eRIEFF 4 CO., No. 50 Old Levee street.
| Fl w. BUCKMASTER CO., Nos. 30 and 81 New Levee
| street. f
| H. Won PHUL Il CO., No 100 Poydras street.
CHAs BRIGGS. President Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company corner Camp and Gravler Streets
At the TIMES OFFICE.
At the GRE SCENT OFFICE.
And at the CITY NATIONAL BANK, 7. N. Robinson
Magazine and Nachez streets where subscrp
tions be paid.
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Political,
No. 20 St. Charles street.

Young Mems Democratic Association met last evening at
o,c,oc p,edant rras N Opdeu in the Chair He sSplaned
tho hia of tho eapg and uryed unity of action and har
orv aud co,cord IF ,in and auy and all at
te,nts m divid. tho National Democratic PARTY
Nai,rJ Austin read the following resolutions which
,vara n, animons,y adonted nv the Association,
Uurpp,o we he,ave the National Democratic Party to
hs Tho on,v trnIv notca organization now ex.
sns ratne mon te broadcast prncipcs of civil liberty re-
iocn in anero,s snirit of ,utual concession and com
nronisa all elements o dixcorJembracpr in its ranks both
No and so,th those WIN ro love the government as il
asnown ia WASHINGTON TO Jefferson to Madison and to
Monroa .,d WIN now rJv around the Constitution of GU,
rrhe-s and in the face of every difficulty and of every
sr still boar an in nrnud defiance the glorious banner
hand in hand around the ad
Manifestation, NJ or tne and fearless preden Andrew John
son and 1ookn 10 Int one single eud-te restoration of tht
ir,;on an. thu nrosnaritv of Abe Whole country
wberees we ore convinced that the National Democratic
Party is e only politica association which has the
IN nsin tba President in the difficult and patriotic cours
no ;s nrrsnn and that il alone can defeat the nagnan
Of the Radicals and Of indictments in our midst
Uhatcas We are fully satisfied that the restoration of tn
Southern States to their proper position in the Union and TIN
IF IF
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-. 4s| Total
SECOND INNINGS.


CHARGE AGAINST A SENATOR OF OBTAINING
MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETENsEs.-A case is
awaiting examination before Recorder Ahern, in
which R. B. Bell, member of the Senate, chosen
ct the first election held under the Constitution of
1864, is accused of obtaining money under false
pretenses. Mr.. Alfred Marchand, the complain
ant, AYERS that Mr.. Bell procured from him at va
rious times, during the month of March, the sum of
s5l4O by drawing drafts upon the city treasury and
representing that the city was indebted to him to
the amount of the drafts, for work done on con-
tract The treasurer refused to pay the drafts,
because nothing was due Mr.. Bell, and complainant
aeges that he represented that the city owed him,
knowing it to be FALSE and for the purpose of de.
frauding him.
| Now AND THEE.-Recorder Ahern has been In
Office one month yesterday, and returned to the
citytreasury $l962 rs fines etc., collected by him.
The returns of the recorder preceding him show
that although he represents but one district and his
predecessor had two districts, the First and
Fourth, his single month has turned almost as
much into the treasury of the city as was paid fol-
the four months preceding. The following
exhibits the payments of his predecessor
March 26, $50 March %, SILT so; March IS
Sl23 : March S, SLIGO; February II, $50 so; Feb
| ruafy IL, SiS9 !. FEBRUARY AZ, SlS3 fepluury U
sls5 Is January 80, sl94 Is January %, s2l9
January Is, SOS so; January 8, slss December
81, $l9l.
RECORDER GAsTINEL's CoURT.-Samuel Thomp
son was arragned, charged with carrying con
cealed weapons. He was fined fifteen dollars OF
20 to prison for twenty days.
John Dougherty, charged by Jacob Linden will
assault and battery, was fined ten dollars or ifteeI
days in the workhouse.
A collection of coIored individuals of both sexes
about twenty in number, were arraigned, charged
with playing. drinking and dancing in a coite'
house ali in violation Of city ordinance No. I'll
they were also charged with resisting the police
in the discharge of their duty-for all of whic
thew were fined SIS each, with the alternative o
five days Imprisonment.
: Alex Williams. colOred, was arralgned, charge
with selling stolen property knowingly. lie Wa
. sent to prison to awaita further examination.
Marianne Hodson was arraigned, charged wit
being drunk and unable to take care OF hersel
She was sent to the workhouse for thirty days.
Capt. Geo. NJ. PIERCE was charged by owe
Q DUFFY with committing an assault and battery @
him with dangerous weapon. He was place
. under bonds for further hearing.
l. RECORDER VENNARD's CoURT.-Peter Luntwa
IS was arraigned, charged with very indecent condu
in the vicinity of the girls high school on Chesn
% street. He was fined $25 or ten days in the pari
ID prison.
c. Mr. and Mrs. Schafer were arraigred charge
with insulting Mrs. School, Case continued.
It, John He'll was arraigned charged with bel
er drunk. He was sent to the workhouse for
ry days as a vagrant.
to Geo. Kelly and Joseph Keernan were arraign
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Families

OUT FOR THE LAKE SHORE
WATERING PLACES
Complete Stock of COOKING STOVES.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
WOOD and WILLOW WARE,
SILVER PLATED TABLE WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
KITCHEN UTENSILS,
BRIGHT TIN and JAPAN WARE
And everything necessary complete outfit always
hand Our TIN and JAPAN WARE has been
Reduced go Per Cent,
And as we manufacture extensively every article can b.
recommended.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
90 and 95 Camp street.
And 565 Magazine street, Magazine Market
Sole Agents for the sale of the celebrated
CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVE
And the
Johnson's Patent Wash Machines.
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Point srfeNY Hotel.

The undersigned will the Point Clear Hotel about
The 10Th day OF May next,
This establishment being repanted and put in
pete repair and condition and water works being
erected grounds beautifully laid out and the house fur
lhed entirely new the best of materials and the latest
improvements.
Arrangements will be made for Direct communication with
New Orleans and Mobile both by steamboat and telegraph.
billiard TABLES
OF the approved pattern have been ordered new Ten Pin
Alleys being built aud every amusement suitable to the eli
mate and place afforded man, woman and child For
Z BATHING AND FISHING
And heathuness celebrated watering place has
nor on the continent the undersigned intends to make
\ &he most eassnt and comfortable in the world.
81 CHAS. u. SMEDES, Manager.
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r.. FitSaCiIliN9fa,
STATIONER, PRINTER AND BLANK BOOK,
MANUFACTURER,


MANUFACTURER,
Il now receiving fine assortment Of
ENGLISH AND FRENGH COMMERCIAL AND PACKET
POST PAPERS,
White Blue ruled and plain manufactured expressly for
this which he invites the attention OF his customers
and the public generally.
BLANK BOOKS evsy size and style of ruling and bind
ing constantly on hand and made t" order
COMMERCIAL BLANK o. all kinds on hand and printed
10 order In the style D
extensive COMPLETE stock of Office Furnishing Goods
generally including fine Copying Presses, well as
variety Of cheaper all warranted
Copying Press Stands, Books, Brushes, etc. etc.
Foey's superior GOLD PENS
Farchlds :.
STEEL PENS of all the best manufacturers.
WRITING PAPt aud ENVELOPES of all kinds.
FLAT PAPERS of all sizes.
PRINTING PAPER-2lhsx33 and 31x48.
Checks Notes, Drafts Bills of Exchange, Bill Heads and
Cards printed or Autographed in handsome style.
Orders will receive prompt and careful attention.
20 ...............C~ Camp ELECTROMAGNETIC
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The SCHooLmAsTER 8 IN THAT BEDs-The 1oi-
lowing is one of many incidents tnas oeteh .
boarding round schoolmsster:" zt-..
had been teaching in Lewis county, in this
State. and this term was boarding round. one
evening after school, onoref my scholars stepped
W ~ ~ 'e Tones father said you aald come home
"yerv WE'LL" repliod, and forthwith set out
for nv patrons house. which was distant some.
two miles Now be it known, Jane 8, DC Harry
for such was his naae--had Two daughters, the
nrida and envy of the whole community. had
heard so much about them that l was anxious to-
see them. 1t seemsd, however, was to be disap-
When we arrive1E learned the gisis had gone to-
party the other de Of the creek; SO went to,
bed eXecrating the buck whnh deprived me Of see.
ing them that night. The hight ha3 we'll advanced
when j heard one of tho girls come home, and
passing into the adjoining room she warmed her.
self before seme Goals which were alive on the
hearth. 1t seams the eia gentleman and lady slept
in the same raom, which was, not aware, of than.
Having waraaed hersaIf, she turned to leave the
room, when the old man spoke:
Girls" said he, 'the. seAoolmaster's in your
bed" p. 5.zae-g=s5 a .4 &Ha
I" Very WELL" saia Sarah, and passing through
hour had elapsed when heard judy, the otnsr
one. corss. ShV stood at the door a long uuies
talking. with her sweetheart" then ealefso
softly -.o,.
DfH0blng ReF 1eet, sue eHteteu .1o .sss.o3 hey.
lay, in her stocking feet carefully anofesssn asas
self. and coming to she side Of the bed Fepas,e a
t, ret in. Now, it happened ! lay in the miaale,
and turning Jack the clothes, she gave me si'aAe'
and said in suppressed whisper:
roliysd over and whipped the corner Of tho PHI
= low IN NV mouth to keep from laughing, In sAe
, honnced but The bed would squeak. The Old MAJ
e heard it and called out:
.Judy!" s,.n, N,
l. bed beside me. ,,,
IL with one loud yell, and :" Oh, heaven! lande
ID on ,ho floor. aud fled with the rapdity OF dee
10 m stairs She never heard the last Of that, ca
tell you.
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WILCOX GIBBs' Machine will sew, hem, fell,
BRAID tuck gather, quilt cord and euiproider with
perfect satisfaction. Wilcox Gib'os' are repaired
and warranted at No. ST.. Char. les street. Please
call and examine.
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VOLUME XIV.
HMDbeEES

HubbeSE's
3 o LID EN- BITTT Err S
CABINET BRANDY.
Humanity welcomes each blessing
The Medical Art bestow,
And mankind fond of c0nfessing
The little Of goodness they know
Some look for the Cholera daily,
And magnify all of their ills,
And manage to catch all diseases,
From Smallpox to Fever and Chills. FOO
But those who wisest and posted
Keep remedies near them, and handy,
Each morning they drink HUBBELLS BITTERs
And at night use his CABINET BRANDY.
And whilst Politicians are pitching
Into Mayor, Contractor, and trouble,
Abusing the dust and the ditching,
They quietly fall back HUBBELL.
80, Friends. If you wish through the Summer
To live in contentment and ease,
Don't listen to each idle rumor,
Use "HUBBELL'S.n and do as you please.
JAMES CONCEAL,
Sole Agent,
No 20 St Charles street.
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Cedar camphor best against MOTHS Cheap !!
fragrant reliable! Sold by druggists everywhere.
Harris Il Chapman, Boston. r.- Ing ,.. n.4
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Ca,s,sgSngs. Curtains. ETC.

We have lately ree9ved handsome 'ssortment Of CUE
Damasks and Lace Of various qualities Loops,
Il {5imns Conices Bands ms ETC. etc GARPEIIRGS o.
X All f,ds and nuale,: FLOOR oil. ELNTHS. MATrINGS
md ali other articles in line which offer at greatly
E~T A. BROUSSEAU & CO.,
## Importers 10 Charres street.