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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-30
CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

I'll i DlhEOlOh i.
Agents of Insurance Companies.
(lAREY & SMITH, Nos. &c and IS Union street,
" (np stairsl represent the following Companies
Estns Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Metropo-
tsn, PhosnK and knickerboeker Life Of New York,
and Aceiden. Of Columbus, Ohio.
ATTORNEYS ar LAW.
C,AMPBELL MoRwEN a GRoEsBECK, AitOr-
" neys Ct Law ana Claim Agents, practice N all
the Courts. Collections promptly attended 70 )
also claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected. Once u North Cherry street up stars
OTIs, Z. A.-Attornsy and Counsellor at Law,
" Office 423s Cherry ST.: p 0. Box I4S.
RANKKRS AND BROKERS'.
TIlRsT NATIoNAI. BANK-eo7ernmen Deposi-
tory--No 50 College street, between Union
and the Public Square dealers in Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, Com, and Government securi-
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
A. G. SANFORD, Pres't. JAS. G. oeDEs. .Cash'r.
r. 6. JAEIs0E, Assistant Cashier.
ATARR, THOS S.-Broker, corner Union and
vi College streets, buys and sells Gold, Uncur-
rent Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and cells on Commission.
CECoND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- % Cherry street, deals in Exchange, Govern
ment Securities and Con. Collections promptly
attended 10. J. LUnsDEs, Cashier.
TENHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
II Deals in Exchange; Government Securities
and Com. Collections promptly attended 10.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds sold on Commission.
W. W. BEERY, President. EDGAR JOINS, Cashier.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
DERRY DUMONT, Bell and Brass Foundsrs,
Manufacturers Of all kinds Of brass work,
dealers ia gas, steam and water pipe, oil well tu-
bing and pump, gum hose, packing, sPelter, solder
and bsbbit, No. IA Broad street, near the river.
marli
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.-Book
N ana job Printers, aud publishers Of the Da-
ly and Weekly Union, frnterB Alley, between
Union and. Deadercs streets.
BREWERY.
CPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL &
y FRANK, successors 70 NJ. j. Drucker. Brewers
Of Ale and Lager Beer, No. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldecSly
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COLUMBIAN WATER

Is tonic and diuretic of ghly beneficial chsrac-
ter, andls positive remedy for Diabetes, Gravel.
Calculus, Irritation and In amation Of the Kidneys
and Bladder, and has most snngaTly active effects
IN restoring these organs when debultated BY long
disease. Females who have suffered for years from
Irregulsrity, and the distressing diseases known
only to their sex, have been entirely cursd by the
fsthfnl and ludlcious use Of Columb an Water
These waters are bottled fresh and pure from
each Of the above named Springs, in 50 careful and
secure manner that they preserve all their me-
dlcnal value for years, ahd viii be found equally
efhcacious when drank thousands Of msles distant
as when taken directly from the spnng.
Be'0aTe.of Limitations and Inferior Waters.
The corks of all genuine Congress, Empire and
Columbian Waters are branded on the side Of the
cork, thus:
09SoEfss @ sF ) RaIEa' ao E9T,nz fE EATsa' y IRA }
(COLUHBIAS WARN,
C.S e. S. Co.
Packed safely and securely, in boxes suitable for
shipment to any part OF the world. Congress and
Empire Waters in boxes, cOntsining Dozen Plnts,
or Dozen Quart Bottles esch- COLUMBIAN Water
in boxes coma ming 4, or o Dozen Hat PInts, or 4
Dozen Pint Bott es each.
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Marobarts orI Erst ,I,,- D.o,o-,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01

Is TRoUHLE AaA1N.-As soon as re
leased on Saturday from the custody of
the city authorities, whose disposition
Of him will be found in another place,
Patrick Qninlan was arrested by the
county authorities, on charge of as
sault and battery on Mr.. Williamson.
It will DO remembered that over
yearagu Mr.. Williamson, a clerk in the
McLure House. received note about
10 o'clock one night, requesting him to
visit u steamboat at our landing TO eS-
cort some passengers to the hotel. Once
in tho street, in obedience To the note,
Mr.. Williamson was attacked by some
parties and badly beaten. He had
Daniel and Patrick QuinlRn arrested
for the offense. 4 month or two ago
Daniel was tried and acquitted Patrick
being absent from the city when the
case came up, WAS not tried His re-
turn TO the city recently WAS the Occa-
sion for the above mentioned proceed
iuls. He was admitted to hail in the
sum OF $500, to appear in court at its
next session to answer to the charge
against him.
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NEW YEARS To-day ushers in the
New YearI How the day causes the
heart TO bound with delightful antiei-
pations Of the futureI How gladly we
enter on the coming year, with bright
hopes and high resolves!
We are not going to theori1e, moral
ize or sormonize, but shall cOntent our
selves with Wishing to the public gen
orally, and to our patrons particularly
"A Happy New Yearl with many pleas
ant returns OF the sarneI
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RIVER SEwS.-on Saturday the Err
press len for Parkersburg; the tow
boat Lion passed up; the. Edinburgh ar
rived and LETT again at 3 p. m. for Gin
cinnati; and the regular daily packets
made their trips.
Yesterday the tow boat IGipSey LEFT.
She has been at the boat yard OF Will
son, Dunlevy & Co. for about week,
getting repaired of the damages which
She recently sustained in collision
with another tow boat up at the Sisters.
The EttiIIbifrgk brought up on Satur-
day fifEy tons OF pig metal for the Ben
wood Mill, and 100 tons of the same
staple for the Ia Belle Mills.
A large number of coal boats have
passed down during the last two days.
Yesterday the EiYeTfwns falling with
about nineteen feet in the channel.
The Edgle Is the Parkersburg packet
for to-day.
The attention of shippers is invited
to the announcement in our paper OF
some new rules by the Wheeling &
Parkarsburg packet company. Much
trouble and expense may be saved by
parties interested il compliance is had
with these rules.
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Or. lee Is n graduate Of one of the leading
medical coueSesof Cincinnati, Ohio, md has
been actively engaged in the PEAettce Of med
yesIrS THE Last two years OF which has been in
Wheeling and he feels confident that nom the
kuoWleJtEe which he has acquired OF his pro-
fesSinn during 80 long and varied . practice,
thai he will be Rhle 10 SATISFY all who may IA
VoF him with their patronage Dr.. Lee. In Ad-
dItion 20 his Regular pructtne, VIII devote a
rEiFt of each day 10 the treatment OF Chronic
Diseases Dr.. Lee Is nov prepared with al
the necessary apparatus for the scientific
medical application Of electricity IS an Anxtl-
Iary In the treatment OF many diseases both
acnte and chronic, to which he would invite
tho especial attention OF the 0ftiiced- QT.
Lee has given much time and attention to the
study aud practice OF OperAttve Opthalmlc
all the various operations on the BYE, H< well
= to treat a0 the different diseases Of the
same, In sSriez accordance with the --latest and
most approved scientific methods Of the pres
DT. Leo aTres Cancers, Rheumattsm, Neu-
ralEfR and diseases Of the I'VE, En-, Liver
mplhint. Nervous Deblhty Fever and Ague,
and all Of the various 111d painful diseases
Any person wrShing to consult the DnetnC
privately or for any private disease, can do %
either personally or hS ietter, Contdenttally
relytnEupon his honor to preserve their secret
tuViolate, and his RhiIity toeure them
IN. Lee CURES an the dinerent forms OF Club
Foot, by an Operation which l. attended with
nodangeE, and with hat little pain.
Private diseases SpeeSltly and permanently
cured TneAtuent-neT, safe and reliable
= DR.. Lee will give two hours every WedlneS-
day and Saturiay Afternoons % the treatment
RRERESCE=pTuEJ John n. ScufdeF, Gin
cinna1i, Ohio PTuL z Freeman. Cincinnati,
Qhtne Prof. E1tFtn Freeman Gtnc1nn1u, Oh1oS
Dr. Roht. $ Newton, y. \. CITY
who have been e1red b. me, 1E1d my Ehp3c-
mas can be seen in naS o1lee- ocEts
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SiIih5e IN Cn-ree4trr, IrreEulSrftSeS Renov-
ing Distractions Of the Monthly TCrns,
- E.rs nun Whatever CAusA, and
ALwATs SUCCESSFUL As A PREVENTIVE
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To Be Sold for one Dollar Zach.

without reEEFd 10 value. aud not 20 be paii
for until yO1 know What yoQ VII reeaye-
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PnbIic Sale of a Tannery.

HNpER "A DEED Of TRUST DATED
Tsl5 I7tb. 1851, and duly recorded, XVII
SSII At Dnhiic sale on Tuesday the 9Th day OF
January next, at O'Clock P. NJ, e hoHIe :;
fIIrV n Station ON the Baltimore q ONO Ran
tS1s{Iss sfeam ianneTy located at that place
40 aS1ont six Thousand acres OF oak Dare
TjPhts The tanneTy Is intended for tan1n!tne
iffean tfonsand sides per annum, hiss a9oui
twenty ACRES OF land connected Win lLson
SFhich ara q dwelling and tenant hots$s
II e one Of the finest oak bark regions m NJ
limited States, and on a direct line OF Trans
noTtafion between the West and Eas1-
RorinR for Petroleum is in progress near Pyl
e safi 10 have been discovered. Terms VII
Us :IOHN W, HICKMAN, Trustee.
ID IRovyleEAIirg, W. IVA, Nov. 81, le6d.
- FaIJlS-tfltnIip fTEst5 - ifl2F . iHr
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81. VIScENr's COLLEuE--See adver-
tissment in our paper to-day of st. Vim
cents College. Prof o'RourISe, the gem
tleman who will give instructions in
Drawing and Painting, is an accom-.
plished scholar, and in every way we'll
qualified 70 give satisfaction.
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S0IRKE MIeICILE---Whyh have festiv-
titles OF this kind, so numerous in other
cities, not vet become an institution in
wheelingF Certainly not for want of
amateurs nor appreCiatiye audiences.
Thanks to Mr.. Ebert, whose well known
energy extemporized One Of these mu-
SicnI treats on Saturday evening, at his
ware-rooul, in Horubrook'S building,
the fashionable and music loving as
senbIy, numbering thirty persons,
was, Judging fron ourself, highly de-
lighted till a late hour, and memory
will bFinE; hack the sweet harmony of
the occSlsiOn. Mr.. Chas- C. Mellorss
artistic performances could reap the
highest praise were he disposed to
adopt public career as pianist. Mas
ter Eberlins, tho young prodigee of
Wheeling, deserves to BE- called master
OF the violin and piano, and his future,
we'll directed, must lead him to fame.
Several ladies contributed TO the enter
tAinment with some beautiful songs.
Their kindness and accomplish inter
probation received n hearty applause.
One of the greatest attractions was
the new ChicEering pianos. Their pow
er, clearneSs and beauty of finish Is un-
eQUalled by any others, The posses
sion OF one of them leaves no ambition
for n better one
How. soon shall we have similar
entertainment and pass an evening
in such uualloyed pleasuref
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VIZ have received from Sergeant Lee
Shaw, Co. G, 9Th West Va. Cavalry, an
obituary notice OF Sergeant EPh. G.
Ashburn, OF Co "a !" who died recently
at Fort Casper, Dakotah Territory
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pEEAsE O RrPRUDENCE

0SEASE OF 1NRRpDENCE
When the mEsgujLed and ingredient votarv
of pleasure dnis that b ~ fn6TFei ~
SEEDS Of this. painful diSease, Is too often hap-
pens that an timed senss Of shame 0r CireIld
Of discovery, deEens him from ilpulVfnly -,
those Who hun eGtneatfon and nespsefnhility
can Alone befrierd him. dslayfnE TN The con.
make tAetE a4pFellEaneer such - ulesEzted sore
tS-pSt, diseased nose nocturnal Eslfns n The
hsad and limbs diIIlEless Of sEgsf, deafnesS
modes on the shtn-bones and AIMS b70reheS
On ne bad. he and eItCeLnitteS prugTsssssrlE
18th ff1ghtfnl raf IN sf EEst the r.sfsfs
a the mouth Or The boneS q The nose IN IN
and the victim OF this awful liisease Boom
. horrid ot4ee& o. egunnl atSon. until deafh
puts 9 peLiod 70 his dreadful sEIde<inES by
nom whence no trEVeieF returI1sS
II s asel1lahalg ~. that ti1O1szzlIiS al.
clness Of lgnnraut rEetsrEiers, rfSo- Fy
me Use @ that de1ltF potno..4 KeTelEg Futn
The ennstituttOns sid make tie rss5dne q ne
STRANGERS,
ITI1s< not yol.r lives o. heliff to The care o.
many unleaEned GEla worthless rEetenders,
who copy d. J0hnsfE1,s aIfyeTSfssII9 srs+S -
S<yte thsn1selCIes, IN the rEsr1rssFs Tl5EIIiar-
thy keep You ridfng month amer mo1fs-
tsASlIls ttee4r wand pSsn eoEapo1n[$s,
O. SS lo1g = Die sllll ~ can he o6talnsl1,
2Ila N despair, leave yUu With r11Zlesd heAifh
tosasnGNer your own gal iEls apFsaEafuaent
q y. Johnston Is the only PEsysetan aEfTer-
rs credentials or diplona.s, ai1ayshsnztn
his ONCE
Ht Temediss Or tzeatraent an, 1nEno-n To
an OtheES, pared nom q lie EpEaS IN ffs
greAt hospitals Of Europe, the hrSt IA tie
49, - az 2 llSlEe rISEs pEcsfies
than any other Physician IN the Eurid
NDORS0[ENT or TIE Press
he many thousands cured at IIlfs frS4frzt-
ton year GfteF yeaE, and the uurElE-ygls I'M
portlnt SuTgIel opeFatt6Els TEE11rTnesi fY
Dr. Johnston, witnessed 6y the reporters q
the sur, = ClippeEsH and many oGheI pape-S
noetceS0f which have 3upsared aasfn ard
again before the puhatc, 6eS3ies his stlF,ifTIIE
Is q gentleman Of ehArGeter ard Fgspo1slEIIlis
Y, \ = sStttie4ent guarantee to the afhieted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
pESo lelteEs received uniess ros.-p.s5,f sd
containing stamp tn be DSaIf On ID rzpl,
farSouS rittng should E1AreS an - ~
ton Of afvOrttSeEnsIn4 - III71IiI-l5-SE
JOHN II IQE1SSfJiN ~ ~
Qlthe FAlttmore LocE HoEplial BilEfr.nrSs
leAl-lye NaEyRand.
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xrHE CrrY.-GeOrge ID. Prontics, of
the Louisville Journal. one orthe best of
the fine poets aud wits Of the country,
was al the Mcclure House yesterday.
He came in in the morning on the IlIl-
timorc & Ohio Railroad, and leaves this
morning for his home. Although now
somewhat old, Mr.. Prentice looks well.
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Mfdnal,
A CARD. no THE I.ADIES-
DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Period deal Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

- FOR FEMALES
ing O6s9ructions Of the Monthly TGrns, :
- Esfe nun Whatever CAusa, and
AIwATs SUCCESSFUL As A PREVENTIVE
II 4 nv a; ,,vz- -, -i,,,s ~, ,,,-
eelehEAted PiIls were frs discovered 10 DR.
have been extensively and snecessfnIy nssd
ID pE{Fgte Flrlettee, d 6oth heEdisp hers, with
unFzTaLie4ed SoeeeS In every cASe, and Il Is
ls,S - % ~ ~ , 81 me az, She q
: induced 70 make the Rills public for the al
Ieytatson o. thOse sl1feIing from any irrsSuz
crease Of hlmIly Ehere health win mot peFInit
- ONE PILL, A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or thosa sup
1Stnsthesa PiIls while IN that coriliion lesi
tl1ey. Stnvlts lnts6aETIseer = afteF Which "A.
hElIty altsoEEh n risyI5Iit
any mischief TO health. Otherwise the PMS
arsTeeOnEnendedasa s2sss 49, . -
: MOST REarEnY -
GE an thnsA An ic93ng conn 80 REGULAR
20 the se.xF NIX : aIll Falsfsi NSa-
ga11zsi, RdleI11, E1rin 9 Eks - III ElSS,I
Esss 6s:sass. 49, 1 y So Co. s5rs1. 4
gleSE ,ssunI - EsT1eTsi11l
FulPSsutaa q ~ ReB1, md an ne variu1s
slssSy4l. nd ~ i'm 70 a.
N 01her 1eEaAIs 7Ele1i zeEIesssss =
me LeneOEFhGa. 0r whites
AT tileSZnne ttIae, 1hera \ noEhinE IN tl,ese
QiIs thst can Do injury 30 HE or beafth. Id
Gae dlEtr=telll X nz1IelE feilo-1e5 and yoo WfH
md them - Be ~ GaeH0EeTEpFesSnse
- 0XEBOX IS sgFFECIEF.
$1,000 BOx0s have been SaId within
Two Years
In Tagss1l1 B5z1s aest = Lss.r. hotl, N
Myself aE1 AEaIts. 20 Al parts a tie UFotid
% Whteh A1SEec have tsaIeu nd N
Ehkeh lsd3es say, nothin- IKE fls utEJTs TilIl5
have bee15 kIQEl since TEEE SCTH,lCE or
AKDlcISE p ~ ND FR1eS NM WoELR
In ReEloFinr 0lssfrueafous q Fses4ly,.
Ing Nature IN IN RrapeE C1launeIs
QnIIEIs TEEE szElEvIs azia lEdnEIiils tallz ~
Rosy e1t1r4qf HealthF 70 tl5s eheek a ffe
Price I per BOX. SxRax@Ss.
SD 10 1EGAFE, KRAFT &OOEW YVES
DEIlEgts1s- - AalIl street. Nheeling Cecil
Aho9ess1le AEeEts NJ St Va 10 I'm ~
ledes Elrs1 6e ld3fessieIls Sud a. Fen ~
lxEsEsrl KRAFT ACIn = =
SID IN Sc. e1aIrsTilia 0tId I5y- e
= VT & J. i PICKERING
: LAlltesS b selIliIlE <I16 u lel7lisTs - fiIsI
shove aEenfs II tfla E,heelinE -
have he F4Lls sent, te1ElEiel1 ~ 3f15i
- ny feGEt q tllAeo1nEETT, sllse q -
sezslya So - 3 > 800 - /
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CArrAIN JonS BuRDErI, OF Taylor
county, Senator in the next legislature
from Preston, Monongalia and Taylor,
was in town on saturday last The
captain looks all tho better for his late
political contest, just as he did for his
long service in the war.
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HAN To THE NEW YEAR:-TIie "Mc-
CONCEAL Club nm organization COM
posed of 'sgay and festive cusseS, - well
known in tho city, saluteSl tho New
Year this morning by several rounds
from their artillery. Wen bet they
can't shoot again 'nt this time to-mor-
row morning. In behalf Of the New
Year we acknowledge the salute. A
merry New Year. Eentlcmell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01

liz our paper to day Will be found an
advertisement of the National Savings
Rank of wheeling, calling in an in
staIlInent OF the capital stock. The
pavment is due january I'd instead OF
January 2lst, as previously stated.
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No PAPER TO-NoREow.-In order to
allow the attaches OF our ofiiee an OPP
pOrtunity TO enjoy New YeRF'sday, in
common with the rest of mankind, We
shall issue no paper tomorrow.
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For Sale.

C;round on Monroe Immediately fronting
Ryron street. - feet 'front.', 30 feet deep, to-
Csther with small lots adjoining, in the rear
* a GOOD stone wall of cut stone fronting
Monroe street. This Is one of the best build
ing spots in the city. Also, one lot NO: u, IN
OF the Baltimore Z. r. Co., on Main street
I. IRWIN,
decSO-Iw Real Estate Agent
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THE lecture delivered here by Mr.
SAKE on Thursday night was his thir-
ty.fourth this season. His eusAsa-
Iilents ahead extend 10 the middle Of
FabFuRrv. He expects 10 30 - EEr
down South As New Orieans, toward The
approach OF spring. The people Of
Washington. Pa, were 50 much pleased
with his lecture there on Friday night
that tflev induced him to deliver an
other on saturday evening. Washing-
ton, although moi q laTge town. ts full OF
cultivated people, who appreciate liter
AIRY eScel1encies-
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5m..gale.
Farnf for Sale.

i I1rJy-afa sala tha farm on which he now
IIIZsEsS situated one and one-half miles west %
wssf AIexander = mile north Of the Saflonal
Rnad Containing I'll acres, under good state
~ SSsIIitiyntion, good dwelling house tframe,l
a firsf rate frame barn, and an other neeessatSy
buildings good supply OF the dl1eLent AinSts
~ frIIIt e near to mill, school-houSe, Church,
saw.Tnfii and Hempdeld Railroad. The above
desrribed farm Is known as the GIlmoI tarIn.
tdeeSl-Iw D. T. ATKINSON.
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YOUNG MEN

soiitaTy tiee, that dreadful and de<tTnrffSss
habit which annually sweeps to an unffmeIT
,GFaye thousands Of Young Men Of the Tnns4
exalted talents and brilliant intellect V-h0
might otherwise NhAve entTanoed listening
SanAteS with the thundeHof eloquence, a.
walked to eestacy the living Tyre, may can
with full confidence.
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I dee&d&y'
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FORCED CHEcK.-0n SATURDAY last in
settling their account with The FirSt
National Bank. AIessrS. Baily. Wood
ward s Co. made tho discovery that n
in the name OF the firm, had been
rsIshed by the bank named. The
check, which was dated some time in
September last, was wrongly num-
Gefcd and badly executed, and il Is n
great wonder that the fraud and perpe-
traitor were not previously detected.
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CITATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County circnit Court, In Chaneery, Deean-
y George Mendel. Complainant,
r1H Against
Walter G. Scott, and Hannah, his wife, Da-
Md Salisbury. Jane CUNNINGHAM and Sam
uel W. Cunningham defendants.
BY virtue OF a decree rendered In the above
entitled cause, by the Circuit Court Of Ohlo
county, on the .ChanoeEy side, December I'D
A. d. ISIS, shall PrOceed TO sen, NJ pI1hitc
sale at the front door OF the Court House Of
Ohio county, on the 18th day Of January,
lS6S NJ 10 O'Clock n m, 70 the highest and
best bidder, the following described property,
viz: Lot number one hundred and eighty
one tISIl, Situated on the south side Of John
street, In that part OF the city Of Wheeling
called East Wheeling, and particularly men
toned ard described In the said bEl and de
Terms Of Sale ne-Sourth Of the pure9lasa
money cash in hand, and The remainder In
thfes equal tnstalmentS, payable In ski twelve
and eighteen months. with interest from the
day OF sale, resEving to the purchaser the
right Of paying any greater pan. or the whole
OF said purchase money, In cash, hut II credit
payment + chosen, then the purchaser 5 q
give bond, with approved PERSONAL security
Tor the deferred, or credit inStalmFuts.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
Sheriff OF Ohio County,
And Special Commissioners In this C6se-
Wheeling, Dec * 1SS& desS-td
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01

VIZ saw on Saturday q patent right
diploma which had been issued 70 a
eitiHen Of Wheeling from the royal
patent Ofliee in England. II cost con-
sideTably upward Of threc hundred
representing twenty-five dollars in tSld.
on N. Il has also an Immense plaStEr
OF Paris sal, weighing more than =
pound, dangling % IL, illustrative or
what Dickens long ago said about John
BnIl-vizs that sin the DISQUALIFICATION
oficC the great study Is how ISof TO do
ANYTHING like other people would do
Il y The document Is to % seen al he
ONCE ofw. +. Peterson. ESl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01

THRwENrHER--Saturiay and yester-
day were two lovely days-nos reasons
BILE, by any means, but remarkably
pleasant. We think the old year must
have como in rs lion-aS is exit was
like a lamb. The sickness which All
predict as a natural cOnSequenc-on
tho poStponcment OF wintTy WeashRr
Is hereabouts happily as slow IN its ap-
peasanee as the Aforesaid long expected
hard weatheris tArIly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01
Farm for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
his farm, one mile West Of Bridgeport and
one mile North of the National Road, CON-
taining 6l1 Acres In fine condition for cult
Yatton on which tSa dwelling house stable and
granary, and about % acres well adapted for
grape culture For further particulars call on
John Patterson, in Bridgeport, Ohio, or to the
subscriber. near Martins Eeny, Belmont Cos
Ohio JOHN MARL0W-l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01

REPORrEp ourRAGE--wea are in ne
ceipt Of another undated and unsigned
communication, which contains an ac-
Esount OF a reported assault said 10 have
been recently made on \ resident Of tho
Ath ward. For oStcnsihlc reasons we
decline publishing At present theaecO1nt
referred To. II the writer or any other
responsible party will give us his name,
for our protection, We shall make use
of the item.