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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-24
TIE Union people of Brooke county
held mass meeting yesterday at Wells

TIE Union people of Brooke county
held q mass meeting yeAterday at Wells
burg. There was d go0d turn out of the
solid citizens OF the town and country.
The Court House Ras1 we'll filed. The
expectation was that Hon. Horace May
nard p1id he present to address the
nleetings but owing 10 the train on the
Baltimore road yesterday morning be-
ing seyeral hours behind time, the dis
tinguished gentleman did not think It
worth while 70 attempt to reach this
point from sFairmont in season for the
train up to Yellsburg. OF course the
people we're no little disappointed.
Having read Mr.. Maynafdis ex-
ce1lentI speech at the Court House
here, as reported in the. In
FELLIeENoRR, our Brooke county
friends had a keen desire to hear
with their own ears the able au-
thor of 1t. In the absence of. the ex-
pected speakerof the occasion the meet
ing was addressed by, John r. Hubbard,
Adiutant General Peifpoint and A. w.
Campbell. - :, - - -, 2
ewemay say that the Union men OF
Brooke appear toSbe well aroused to
the inportance of the election to-day.
They gave the closest attention and
manifested an earnest interest in what
was said TO them. The county is good
for a fair majority for the amendment.
The inquiry was general, Is What viii
Ohio county do :" We hope to be able
to respond this Ieyening that she has
done nobly for the cause. Union men
i Shall such be her record to-day?
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GREENpAcKs ARn coon.
RIVER NEws.- There was about 70

RIVER NEws.-There was about four
feet water in the channel last night, and
falling slowly. ss
The Revenue arrived from Pittsburgh
yesterday with good trip.
The Edinburgh departed yesterday
at 5 o'clock p. NJ.
The Urilda came up from Parkers-
burg eaToHte for Pittsburgh. She leaves
in place of the Bayard during low
water. s. ~ IEIt7
The Hudson will be in from Cincin-
natl this evening and will leave on her
regular trip Tomorrow.
The Express is the regular Parkers-
burg packet for to-day. She leaves at IL
O'Clock. = ;
The Leni Leoti is laid up at the Glass
House, between here and Pittsburgh.
The Henry Logan leaves the landing
for Stehbenville, at 9 o'clock this after
nnnIiL 49, --------- -
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GRRENnAcgs AaK Coon.

MYSTERIOUS D1sAPrEARxNcE.-on
Tuesday last DIR. William Rowley. OF
this city, nytetiously disapp from
his residence in East Wheeling, and
although strict search has been made
for him by his friends; throughout diff
ferent parts of the city, no clue to his
whereabouts has yet been obtained.
The Doctor has been for some time past
subject TO fits, aud it is feared that
some serious accident has befallen him.
We can only hope that the mystery viii
be satisfactorily cleared up, rs his
friends in this city Mt present feel great
anxiety concerning his fate.
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DIR. II. ]. KISNER.


NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, Sd ST., CENTRE WHEELING, w. VA.
DR K. HAVING SECURED THE SER
u VICES of an intelligent assistant, who
win Attend to the ptepartion OF med1.
cineS, putting up prescriptions &C., VIII ena-
BILE him to give more attention to out pa
TENTS especially to his many friends in the
his own office, and all delivered to his pa
tents by himself. DR.. x. treats all diseases,
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
lIy Is afflicted. He has a large number of new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful In many Of those obstinate cases of
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed to be incurable, among which may
be named; Consumption, Scroinla- Dis
Cancers and skin Diseases. His mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
Bronchitis and all diseases Of the Throat
and Air Passages. HypeEtrophy and all 9TH
er diseases of the Heart, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
Spinal Affections, and all diseases Of the Ner-
yous System, is acknowledgedb by all who have
tested II to be the most certain and successful
ever n0wn. to the medical profession. rDr. X.
has been eunInently successful in the treat
Aienstrul DISTINCTIONS, Painful NIenstruStion,
LeucFrhea, Uterine and Ovarton TumorS,
Prolapsus Uteri and all Nervous diseases to
which they are subject.
He makes a speciality in the treatment of
all Chronic Affections OF the GenitO Urinary
Irritable Bladder, and Non-retention and
Dribbling OF Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel, piabetis and DimcnIt Urinating, sy-
Ghonarrhea, its complications and sequelle,
Spermatorrhea and 1mpotency, and all affec-
Also special attention paid to the treatment
Of Fistulas, White Swelling, Scrofulous
soEes, XaEteose ulcers, SC Persons attilcted,
should lose no time to call on or address DIR.
KISNER. Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. Office prescriptions and
medicine cash. For visits in city, same as
other Physieiansl Once hours, 8 A. NJ. to Il
NJ P. N. TOT P. NJ, and p. NJ. to9P. NJ.
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GRFEsfnAcKs NRE Coon.

SALOONS CLOSED. The liferent drink
ing saloons In the city were all closed
I'LL Tomorrow morning. BY recent
act Of the Legislature they are put an
der disabilities of this character. We
believe the law was universally re-
spected yesterday and we presume il
will continue to be observed until the
close OF the election to-day. !,
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GRREssBAcKs ARR Coon.

DIsruRBANcE BY Az INsANE Man
A day or two ago an insaneman by tht
name of John Lowe, was brought u
this city from West Liberty, and lodget
IN the county jail. He was creating
great deal of disturbance among tn
people of West Liberty at the time tn,
offlcers took him In charge, and it wa
an exceedingly hard matter 70 put hin
under sufficient restraint to bring hin
to this city. We presume he viii, in !
short time, be sent to the Insane AsY
luu1.
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Grand IndependenCe Basket Pic Mic

nJHE MDEPENDENCEFLR
viii give their inst annual basket Pic-nic
q Locust Grove. one half mile east Of Mount
Wood Cemetery, on saturday, Nay nth
June 2nd s Extensive preparations have
been made for the coca don. i. q. CocayneS
pleaSRnt time may be expected. Baskets
brought to the companys hall on Saturday
morning by nine O'Clock viii be hauled %
the grove. my2t-St
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GaEEirl;snAcks ARE Coon.

REp coo1s4 Drop In the Drug store OF Z.
Booking, No. i odd Fellow han. and ny q
GAS OF his sparklfng Ice, Cool soda Water.
he has Just put up the fnest soda Water APP
raSatus In the city. and Is rrepared 10 furnish
Soda waterc cheaper than ever. Only scents
a slass, or 5 Tieketsf for n dollar The snperl-
GRITTY over an other app aratus claimsd by
tl,is.lsesz onels MAI mel her the syrups, nor
the water comes in contact with any metal,
henceit must 30 more heaithfni Allweean
ayis tliatit q hard 70 beat. s..
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GREEsRAcKs AhH coon.

THEERE was no business transacted at
the adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Registration yesterday morning. Those
persons who have not had their names
registered or grievances adjusted, are
therefore now without remedy, and
cflisement as the result OF their own
negligence. falf.h -7'itt
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GKEEsnAcks ARE coon

NEW HAT AND CAP sroRE.-A. & F.
scfiweEtf hnye Just receiyed their ms
stock or Spring and Summer Hats and Caps
10 which they invite the attention OF purcha-
sers; a. We fecl CONFIDENT that We can sui
every one who may give rs a can.
No. no Main street--a few doors above this
Merchant National Bank. sisliif5
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) GRHRNnAciks ARE Goop.

asrAnn BASE BALL cIun.@The
"Starn Base Ball Club played few
games on the Island yesterday evening
at six O'Clock. They exhibited great
deRl of skin in the sport, and seemed
to greatly relish the amusement.,,A
conside rable number of spectators were
present to witness the affair. q e1s e lI+,.fi
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GREENnAcKs ARE Coon.

LOOKING aflZEsrs ana Looking alaz
Pihtos, BlRck Walnut, Rosewood and Gnt
Moulding Oval and Square Frames; Albums
a Wholesale and retaIlatP artEidgeaGa Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-24
GRhENnAoKs ARR coon.

M. EoFF's P1I1s.-Ihe best and safest
family medicine. No ca1omelI no Interrupt
lion OF daily aSccationsi a specific for Dys-
pepsiat An adInirable PIN for childrenI
Sold plain and slgar coated. Price 8 cents.
Sent BY man FOR IS cent? Sold BY dealers
generai1y. r. "a. Logan 4 Col, Propfietors
1hslesais pFnEsisss. SSfiassling s aaws
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-24

It Il now over thirty years since the aboy
celebrated Pills We're drst discovered by DR.
have been extensively and successfully use
in most of the public Institutions, as well q
In private practice. OF both henispn res Ny
only at the urgent request Of the thou
sands of Ladies' who have used them, that h
IS induced TO make the Pills pubic Tor the al
deviation of those suffering from any 1negu-
laritIes whatever, as well as to preven an In
crease Of family where health WI not permi
ONE PILL Is A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves so, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition lest
they invite miscarriage" after which adj
monttion, the Proprietor assumes no reSponS
bIiity aithongh their nliIdnesS would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
are recommended asa ssgEr1-5S -gs'fz5
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those af1icting complaints 50 peculiar
arlSatto, Rete1ldo1., ia 5 Re BaeE GSd LotIas,
PreSFfnl DOGCm Pnf16, KUN 0y Blood to Las
Head, DtEzne1, Dt.lness q SCH, Gr:en SEX.
R1lra:Gtion Of he Heart, and ali the various
distressing complaints particularly that most
a az, Weakening, and the beginning OF
The LeueorrhGn, or Whites.
At thesame time, there g nothing in these
Pills that can do injury 70 Life or health Ii
ne dtTeettons 6e stsietty followed and you viii
ind them to be on Reydre represented
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT.
1000 Boxes have been sold Within
sAslt- S-'-ss Two Years. II i-1ilf
Ten Thousand Boxes sent bv Letter, both by
myself and Agents, to all parts OF the world,
to which answers have been returned, in
which ladies' say, nothing Ike the above pills
nave been known since THE SCIENCE OF
MEDICINE DAMNED UPON THE WORLD,
In Removing Distractions q RestOr.
ing Nature 70 its Proper Channel,
9ITETI1ys THE sEERyE and bringing back the
Rosy color OF Health" to the cheek Of the
most dalIeata.l
Price 81 per Box. SIX Roxes s5.
Sold by AI'cABE, KRAFf& co, wholesale
Druggists, s. Main street Wheeling. General
w holeSaleA AGENTS for West yas 70 whom AZ
REED, KRAFT& 60. - : - 80
Sold In st. ClaiIsville, Ohio, by
Z VI . Il 5fi.l-1.; W. T. Il ]. J. PICKERING.
And by Dr.. g. B. StidgeF, MouniSyille, ".
Va DR.. =. L.. CIR and Dr.. ]. II. Bouoock'
OF GlRrksburE3 W. Va 900
Ladies, by sending si.OO to either. OF the
above agents to the Wheeling Post Once, can
have the pills sent Conn entiallyl by MAI,
% any part Of the country, Shee Of P3S1sge'
oe2s-lyd Sole Proprietor. New York
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Mfdtfal.
A CARD To Am LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

InfalHble in Correcting Irregularities Remov-
ing DISTINCTIONS OF the Monthly Turns,
nom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS
TRANSPORT ITIONs COMpAN'

HIHE NATIONAL EXPRESS d TRANS
= 1iportation Company, having finally CONF
plefed It's Southern through connections from
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA to
BALTIM0RE, WASHINGTON, RIO H.
south as GEORGIA, and also having perfect
ed It's Western connections, pin the BALTIMORE
and Ohio Railroad over main roads 70
20 CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
Is now prepared to receive Freights, Mer-
chandtse, Valuable Packages, MONEY and
nom the places designated and all inteTme-
dtate points ns efficiently, expeditfously and
cheaply rs can be done by any other Ex-
pres Company. - -
odfoes are also opened I'm Mobile and New
Orleans, and in few days the Company VIII
J.tE. JOHNSTON, President.
y. sF1GKIsIN, General Superlnte dent.
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eaEEssAqss AaE aoop. e
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ORGANIC wEAKNEss
DIR. JOHNSON,

Member of the Royal College OK Surgeons
London, Graduate ofone ofthe most eminent
Colleges In the United States, and the greater
part OF whose life has been spent id the hos
elsewhere, has effected some OF the most as
tontshing cures that were ever known, many
when aSleep, great nervousness, being alarmed
at suddensoundS bash fitness, with FREQUENT
bluShIng, attended sometimes with deranRe-
mentor mind, were cured ediateIy.
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Old Wheeling Brewery.
Bottled Ale and Beer.

WE ARE Bor II 4 ALL {, T IA ABOVE
w brands OF Ales, Porter and Lager Beer,
which we are now ready to deliver to dealers
and families
Ordes respectfully solicited.
80 ,s.s ? : - eJNos THoEER & CO., y
sstoifltSa rg Opposite Wheeling Brewefy,.i,a 1
tan8 Wheeling, w. Va.
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Especially, who have become the TVIctInns =,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful ana deSfTncs,Sodt
habit which annually sweeps to an untIme,S
crave thousands of Young Men of, fha1I.,sy
excellent talents and brilliant intAllec+ IIsS
might otherwise have ENHANCED IisfanInsS
SenateS with the thunders OF elouuenra e e
walked 10 eestacy the living Tyre, may All III
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Married Persons, or Young Men copter,p,.
ting marriage. being aware ofPhysIcai WE
G mes oEEs9nFdie 9eels' pefoEmttae4 speedily
He who places himself undert the cana oyn.
j. may TeligIously confide In his honor az pE !:
slIill as a physician. NFNH nM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02
FENIANISM.

The following correspondence will be read with
much ntere4 by all who in any way concerned in the
efforts Of the Fenians 1t viii DO that the Government
viii take no further action against President Roberts,
NEwYoRK Sept % 1866.
SIR Having heard that the District Attorney OF the United
States districts in this State had lately entered
nOe yrOseqd a involving the question OF the violation
of the neutrality Of the United States may ask whether
or moi feel authorized follow the precedent and enter
ooue posequ Tie United States agt loberts
Should YOU notify that you will at the next term make
nch motion the court will the defendant the neces
stv OF preparing for trial Yours respectfully,
80 JONI MckRoS, No q Nassau-St.
SAMUEL g. COUuNEY. esq, U. ;. District Attorney
OFFICE or TIE DISTRICT. ATTORNEY TIE UNITED STATEs
FOR IHE SOUTHERN DlsTIcr o. NEW YORK,
NEW YoRK, sept 70 1866.
Hon JOHN MCKEOS.
My DEAR SIR: incose you herewith copy Of letter this
ay received nom the Office OF the Attorney General OF the
limited STATES am 8tfed nj receiving these Instructions
and shall AT The next session OF the Circuit Court in October
enter proseqg in the prosecution OF the Unte states
seyyani sANrEL g. CorRfNEY, United States Attorney.
ArroExEY GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON ID, e.. Sept a. ls66. !
Hon g. CoUKISRY H. j. District Auor1Vg Be'e York Cttg
sin am directed by the Attorney General 10 say IN reply
10 v@r nttcr OF 9th lust that are hereby nsiIncted to
enter ,k y,osegd IN the case Of the United STATES ngt
Roberts no under indictment IN your district Tor violation
of the nea rality laws Very respectfully your obcdent
servant W j. TLEAsAhi Ac""s INV ''-'"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02
CALIFORNIA.

An immense Union mass meeting was held in San
Francisco last month Gov Low presided and speeches were
by Steward and Nye and Representative Ashley
Of Nevada M Steward said:
IL the Constitution Ia not amended negroes viii be
represented In he lower House Of Congress by - or 20 Con
Iessmen and this number Is ~ VIII be gain for the
South by the REBELLION 80 long they were slaves only three
anh Of them counted In the superintendent but The free
negroes 10 be all counted there gain OF tw0hhs oil
all The negoe, Ana who knows .nst ness % OF ~ %
Rebel debt Mr. johnson says he Is IN favor Of payng the
national debt because he dare not say anything else now but
opposed making constitutional promise 10 that e
feet Tie representation Of the Rebel States will be onethrd
Of md S a S ss SSsy ms s
Of the loyal People OF the nation The man s mad who at
and equality ali He viii be ground 10 powder An
drew johnson may for time delay IL he may deprive thou
sands o. 81 .he , gus I T s Pessmen Bureau
and the Civil Rights bill Referring TO President Johnson be
said the p9as with this Moses Is that he has ehAnsdd %
but be dropped them and has undertaken TO lead he
CopPerheads The speaker ventured the prediction ina.
this Moses would get through the wilderness and that
Michael aad the devil would quarrel for his bones on tho
heights OF Mount Nebo The Democrats could easily settle the
with the RsbeI senator Nyc described visit asyiam
for mutes who appeared to understand one another ana inc
philadelphia Convention reminded him Of that institution
Andy supposed nobody but God could
do he made poolittle hold bis tongue for day Eeyg
Of the gestures OF mutes which brought down the mouse
He expressed as bis opinion that the leading Rebels h1 o.
hanged, and the sentiment was warmly appmuusea
A was hanged In this city yesterday Tor
numbering s sOs s %s ana "! ge Davis
be hanged tboagh he has murdered hundreds THOUSANDS OF
husbands and fathers and every household In the nation Ia
mourning and there Is vacant chair AZ every hearth because
OF his crimes asked what is to be gained The yin
dcaon Of tho majesty the law the security OF the neon
yened the prediction and he requested the reporters
mark words before the end OF September the fs
dent release JEFF Davis his parole and probably ~ the
session ofCOgrcs no viii appear In the atcroom o ne
senate as the pirate semme did last session The SEN
proud Of the fact that his name is enrolled IN e 3 o.
The present age but will be depicted BY the historians and ar
fists time Ring sreaked and speoked oopPerheu
and Rebel will have effect on the Union party ish 'ho
woodpecker has the sturdy oak
great Union meeting was held ~ Cedar fes iowa
September 20 SIX thousand persons were present inc meet
ing was addressed by the Hon WIN. b. ANon the non u
ID Gunne Col IL G. Henderson, Senator Harlan ana zen
Carpenter A w. Hubbard certain VI election 70 congress
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THE PENDING CANVASS.
THE CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST
iEy BUTLER IN oHIO-sPEEcH OF GEN. CARL scHURZ.
peciaI Dispatch 10 the N. v. Tribune.


Special Dispatch 10 the N. Y. Tribune.
= Fremont Monday, Oct l, 1895
Gen. Butler arrived this forenoon at Berea lie
had narrow escape The had been set apart for him
self friends Owing TO delay in starting on express
train came up and could not be stopped in time The engine
struck the Generals car and smashed the platform The only
Al the time were Butler wife aud daughter who were
thrown violently on the floor Two were rendered
unfit 10 20 on, and several couplings were DrOkeh
Iuy no serons injuries were inflicted on any At Ere
mont and the other towns along the route crowds at the
depot who Justify cheered the Yankee Rebetder An i'm.
crowd assembled at the depot here accompanied by Tie
silver band The General received by the Hon james NJ
Ashley Gen Hill Gen Buckland and others who escorted him
to the hotel The streets We're lined with friendly sPeTt a
School which had been tasefully deeoTateS and 9d
all ages had been the great cvltzer OF the world,
aud Hoped result of would be that education
would be universally dued all the land If sach schools
happened After good advice to- the pupils, he was
yoefeouy cheed and entertained with Pusc BY the school
the Court House Here be made elaborate legal argument
10 prove that by the surrender of Lee and johnson the
prisohcrs Of war whose lives lives" property, and civil
and political rights entirely the hands Of their conquer
both North aud South. Ne spoke an hour and half lis
tened to throughout with me closest and most respectful atsn,
plea for impartial suffrage was specially well received
Carl schurz spoke here last rsht to large crowd He
made long and able speech He shovel that President John
son had been hotter Radical than Stevens or Sumner or
Philips whom be has since denounced and that passages
might be found among even his recent speeches advocating
all the noins az the second section Of the Constitutional
o. w fN III ,ba, ArJrav Johnson could
AnennS. ~ IA ,-a,s ~ he sop,bern oris,ocrats
Nlulsthin he hoNs au NUTS "a N' a.
bat ne coud not sana theI the 9t 1, - ~,
President snake served brd or raOblt Mch u Wheu
swallow IL covered IL all over with slime and gped II right
down Thus the Southern Rebels med President and then
Iohnso,s Iove for tic moor Whites vho
sNhO~ w JIM % "a - a. an sbor and sbanefni
IN processes sue1 pats y ni IN 0t ., ,Sc t
h!IVcIlsJ' AZ oI my 1iVlol nI A.. hI,asis
tom Of the Red Sea TO struggle with the waves WINE ne hln
remains among the heshPols OF Egypt drinking good leO"p
with Pharaohns sons The PRESIDENTS msgnnimV, Was
such magnanmy as Mayor Aoh9e eaeIessu toruiu Wy
blacks OF NeworeaIs tucl IS DensulcI nod .seu WI ~
berry cd me cause OF AMERICAN u ~ id.
nlAil{ 10 INC nitsn, " was o 40 Jhsn "a nsnrne5
IseIlo. NH nc ~. p o yd ,.a "a ,he nadnIa
poseis Nmcn ~ SIDE ~ iuiVPS1 ~ I'M % r rrs
sholu aIlse ~ men hAJesy anu Sh'en wy x o. -
to the world ual they are eapape OF passing
greater tra than me war nancy he @ , IL
Andrew