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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-19

THE New York Tribune published
lately an editorial article of rather re-
marketable character. The caption was
president Making-grant"; but in the
course OF the article the name OF Grant
was mentioned but once, and then in a
manner neither complimentary or 9TH
erwise. Any other headline, so that it
referred to politics, would have de-
scribed uine-tenths OF the article as
well AS the one used. There is an avow-
al OF preference for Chief Justice
Chase as a candidate, a story of a young
staff officer who was proud OF his epau-
lettes, and the following ending of the
article which ought, from its heading,
TO refer to Grant, but whether it does or
not, and if SO, what the Tribune thinks
of him as n candidate, we cannot de-
duce:-
1--WE want peace in the country-a
genuine thorough, lasting peace. For
this, we have labored long and sacri-
feed much-for this, we are ready to
labor longer and sacrifice far more
We want this peace at the earliest
moment compatible with national
fidelity and national safety. We
utterly abhor all schemes OF ven
geance on the discounted secessionists,
whether that vengeance be disguised as
execution, conEscation, or olherW Use.
But four millions of loyal Americans
cannot be put under the feet of those
who fought to divide the Union in order
to tighten the shackles of those four
millions, unless by that DemOcra tic
party which sympathized throughout
with the rebellion in its essential ideas
aud impulses, though not in the speci-
tic means whereby it sought to achieve
them. If ever Southern State reap
pears in Congress with a constitution
which gives her whites supreme power
over her blacks, il will be a Democratic
majority which secures and votes her
such admission. Andit our next Presi-
dent shall favor such admission, he will
be chosen by the Democratic, not the
Republican party. His name, his vo-
cation, his past history, $50 that it prove
him honest and patriotic,) are inmate
rial, or at best of secondary conse-
quence; but there will be no Republic
can chosen President who favors the
sham Democratic doctrine that black
men, because they are black. shall, in
the lately rebel States, have such rights
only as the whites of those States may
see tit TO accord them"
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As ILLUSTRATING the uncertainties
of dealing in Wool, for some time past,
we may mention that one prominent
operator in this city, who has had an
average Investment in Wool Of $3.50. 900,
since May, 1866, balanced his books
about the first of October with n net
result ofabout s, 900 profit, or less than
two per cant. interest on the investment,
saying nothing whatever about labor,
anxiety, risk, 80.
Aud speaking of wool, the latest ad'
vices, by letter, that we have seen from
the East do not give buoyant picture
of the market. So long as the present
depression in wooden goods continues
no Improvement in the price OF the raw
material can be looked for. Finewools,
however, are regarded with some conf
deuce by parties East, and the opinion
is given that they will probably i'm
prove in price. y late sale at auction
showed, in the language Of the writer,
that there was still some backbone in
the market.
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Public Sale.

T WILL SILL AT PUBLIC SALE ON
L SATURDAY. OCT 18TH, on the farm OF the
late Abraham Altman, deceased, situated on
Caldwell's Run, IL miles from the city OF
Wheeling, the following property:
Two tiIst class Work Horse, one year old
Gelding, one year old Fileyi or 10 hne
ers good stoclS.) and a few Chester white
Shoats; one new 2-horse Wagon; Ploughs;
HRrrows; single and Double Shovel Ploughs;
CulfivatorS, aud q large variety Of farming
implements One Cham pion" Cider NJ Ill: a
number OF Bee Hives. Will also sell num-
Der OF good Feather Beds, Bed steads, Settee,
fixtures, together with large variety OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture, too nu-
merous to mention. All of which will be
sold TO the highest and best bidder.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, a m.
RACHEL ALTMAN, Exct-
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INC Coal Famine at CINCINNATI

FTOI7I UIe UtL-t4Ie o IesseTudy.
The season thus far has been mild
and there has, consequently, been nc
great need for fire. II is well that Ii is
so. The supply of fuel is largely def.
cient. The low water has prevented
shipments from the mines, and the
prospect for an early addition to ouI
almost exhausted stock, is the reverse
offavorable. Yesterday Pittsburg coal
atloat, sold at - cents, and the retail
price, delivered, was . cents per
bushel. This is a discouraging state oil
Seven dollars load for coal; high
prices for provisions; a scarcity OF work
for large classes of people; with the adj
dition OF exorbitant house rents, fore
shadow n hard winter.
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In is probable that the Lyncl

1T is probable that the Lynchburg
Yir9iIlidR Will support Democratic
principles,-at least we judge so from
its description OF southern radi-
cal:
"He Is stigma upon his race. He is
a foul excrescence upon the body polf~
tic. He is a man without virtue. He
is one who would barter the fame OF his
ancestors for filthy lucre, and betray
his country for office. He Is unworthy
of his lineage, and a reproach TO his
Creator. He is standing witness to
the doctrine of innate depraYity, and
the best exponent OF the weakness of
human nature. He is the enemy OF
his kind. and should be treated as a
monster"
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LUNSFORD-TODD-A the Plrst Pres
byterian Church, In this city ON Thursday
evening, Oct, nth, by Rev. d. W. Fisher Dr.
THos. IUSSFoRD TO Miss MARY ELLEN
ToDD, daughter of DIR. A. S. Todd, all OF thin
city.
QUARTER - DELAPLAIN -on Tues
day evening, Oct 18TH, At the Cd Presby-
tsTian Church, by Rev. Thos. q. Addison, OF
Washington, ID. u, Nj. HULL QUAKRIEK 10
Mss MOLLIE DELAPLAIS, both OF this city.
CLES-CRANGLE-on T6ursday morn
ing. Oct 18th, ut the residence OF the brides
father, by the Rev. Jonn Mohatt, FRANcIs
HUGH EoCLEs Esq:, Of Toronto, Canada, 20
sALLIE ]. eldest daughter of R CRASGLE,
Esqr., of this city.
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For Sale.

UlHE HOW ARD IRON WORKS, WITH
Il all the tools and machinery belonging 10
1t, with the material on hand, and a lot Of
90 feet 'front.' running from Lindsey street 10
wheeling Creek, IS offered at private sale
day. II not previously sold, it viii be offered
at auction. These works have all the tools
and machinery nece saTy for carving
on the business OF making Gas, Water
and Steam Pipe, is In good situation, and
can be bought on advantageous terms Ap-
ply TO LEWIS LUNSFORD,
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Nathan Golf, are in attendance upon
the State Sunday School Convention.
Dr.. Kidwell is also on hand.
The price per car for live stock from
St. Louis to Bellaire is $40.
Our contemporary. the Buckhannon
Il dUoedte, has couple of ROSTERS IL
Illustrating the earlier and later news
from Pennsylvania and Ohio. after the
fashion oil our own.
The Merchants Union Express has an
Office at welIsburg.
WIN. Montgomery, OF Washington,
Pa, is going of, bag and baggage, SO it
is said, to Texas.
Attorney Little, of Fogler notoriety,
undertook 10 cane the editor of the
wellsviIle Union the other day, aud, as
consequence, found his head on the
curb stone shortly thereafter.
Hancock county NGur and AErieuI-
IurnI HAIIeFs-
Hancock is the third county IN size
and the fourth in population OF the
Panhandle counties. 1t contains 100
square miles and has population Of
about 5000.
The richest lands OF the county lie
south of Kings Creek in the Cove re-
gion, although the choicest farms are
those fronting the river, opposite Vel
low Creek.
The principal industry in the county,
next 10 that of farming, is the manu-
facture OF fire brick. The fire clay is
obtaiuable only a few miles along the
river and its manufacture is mainly
confined to theifolIowinG conceTns-viz:
Those Of ]. h. Atkinson, I. Nanny
penny It Co.; d. F. Connell & Coz NJ.
Culleus & Co.; Porter & Smith; j. L.
Freeman Il Bros; VIM. L. Freeman:
7. Anderson & Coz Porter, Anderson
& Co.
Each OF these yards averages a yield
of some 10000 brick per annum,
worth at the yards say SIS per thou
sand. Their average capital is sl5,-
900.
1t will be seen that these concerns
necessarily bring great deal OF money
into the county. They employ on an
average eighteen hands each.
New Cumberland is the principal bu-
siness point. It is town of some l,5OO
inhabitants. Quite number Of peo-
/ pie engaged in river business live there.
/ A rise in the river just before an cleo
ton. at this time OF year, diminishes
very decidedly the number of votes
polled.
The largest wool grower in the coun-
/ " is supposed to be James Stevenson.
Among the principal growers are VIM.
L. Crawford, John Gardner, Samuel
| Archer and David Pugh.
/ Jonathan Allison is said to be the
largest lsndholder in the county, and
James Stevenson the largest farmer.
jacob Brenniman has, perhaps, the
best farm in the county. It lies oppo'
site Yellow Creek, and is worth, say
$3.50 per acre.
Among the next best farms are those
OF John L. Mahon, Jacob n. Brown
George johnson and James Gardner.
David Pugh is perhaps the principal
stock raiser in the county, and Jacob
n. Brown the leading fruit grower.
Burgess Allison is supposed 10 be the
wealthiest man in the county, aud next
to him may be mentioned jacob Brenri-
man, James Gardner, J. II. Atkinson
and ]. NJ. Porter.
The finest house in the county is
owned by ]. II. Atkinson, and among
the best country residences are those OF
Thomas Arbuckle, David Pugh and
VIM. L. Crawford.
A good deal of coal used to be shipped
from the river mines, but latterly the
shipments have dwindled down. Lewis
4 Co. do something at the business
still.
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Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRIsF
ID executed to me by William P. Brady and
Anna NJ Brady his wife, bearing dsTe on Iha
md day Of February in the yesr IstS and
now on record in the Recorders ONCE OF
ONO county, West Virginia, in Deed Book
20, page a. will sell at public auction nj t,.,
mont door otthe Court House OF Ohio coun-
", on SATURDAY. THE 18Th DAY or OC.foaEE
next all that certain tract or parcel OF IanC
Iylng IN the counties OF Brooke and Ohio
~ est Va and on the waterA OF short creek
Two hundred and thirty-hve acres, more OF
less, and bounded as set forth aud Described
IN said deed OF trust. This land is under cuI-
ovation, has the usual improvements. and IL
beds OF coal.
Selling as trustee, I Will convey slaeh titI,,
as y vested in me by said deed OF trust
IerIns OF sale, CaEh, or at the optian nj tina
purchaser, one third in hand, and the bal
Ance IN three equal payments, at six twelve
ana eighteen months, with Interest nom
date, with deed OF trust 10 secure the same.
WHEKLISG, Sept IL, IS57. sanIsHJd
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The omnibus fare TO bridgeport is
now 10 cents.
Coal is delivered on the Island from
bridgeport at cents per bushel for a
winters supply.
Mr.. VIM. Matthew'S of Pittsburgh,
who addresses the workiugmen's meet
ing tonight ut the Court House, arrived
in the city last evening. His theme to-
night will be in regard olabor reform.
Mr.. NJ was recently elected member
OF the Pennsylvania Legislature.
Since midsummer sugar cured
hams have advanced In this market
from 1t to 26 cents per pound, whole
sale.
Rare weather this for the grape gath
ereTs, and for all who have out door
work TO do. Yesterday was one of the
days that Webster once gloriied when
he said standing beneath this October
sum-" &c, &c.
There is fair demand for nails at
IS so for ten-Pennies.
Perhaps hundred aud fifty houses
have gone up within the city limits this
season. The facilities afforded by the
Building Associations are said to be
Inducing a good share of these improve
msnts.
It's estimated that the Agricultural
Fair Association could double their
money now by selling ont their real
estate purchase ON the Island for build
ing lots.
Grapes are selling at 10 and IL cents
by the box in Cincinnati, for Kelley's
Island. So says the Gazette of yeSter-
day.
The louisville Tobacco market is
quoted firm by the Journal ofThnrsday.
Hon. John H. Atkinson sud Hon.
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a large 6pp. Circular, giving information
OF the grearest Importance to the young OF
both sexes.
It teaches how the hoInely may become
beautiful, the desplsed respected, and the
forsaken loved.
Noyoung lady or gentleman should fail to
send their address, and receive a copy post
paid, by return man. Address,
P.O. Drawer, II, Troy, IN. Y.
mch2S-eOd, tTiwdwly
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}. c. HLDRETH & BRO.

WHEELING, W. VA
" HOLESALE DEALERS IN NAIL ROT
w Bar Iron, Nails Sheet Iron, Wire, CAS-
Steel, Window Glass, Printing Paper, Wrap
ing Paper, Plaster Paris, Land Plaster, Ce-
nent, Maryland Lime, Common Lime, Flour
Shanghai Matches, salt, Wooden Ware, &C.
Agents for Howe's Improved Counter and
Platform Scales
The h0heH HldTket price pad for RcoS, ia
iced GfSlselI0. Scrap Iron dr. iYB
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For Sale.

A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH
n full lot on Monroe street.
a two story BRICK HOUSE, on ChAplins
street. on easy terms
oc5 I IRWIN
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Portable Steam Engines,

" nciency, durability and ecouomy with
the minimum OF weight and price They
are widely and fayorably known, more than
800 being In use. All warranted satisfactory,
or no sale. Descriptive circulars sent on ap-
plcation. Address
]. e, HOADLEY 4 CO.,
nyl0-eOd6m LAWEESCE, MAS
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FEW QUESTIONS. FRIEND.

a FEW QUESTIONS. FRIEND.
What makes your HAIR 80 beautiful:
on OF Grapevine.
What gives your Hair Its glossy lusire:
on OF Grapevine
What gives Life aud Growth to your Hair?
Oh OF Grapevine.
What removes The Dandrun?
Oh OF Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation Is counterfeit.d:
OIL of Grapevine.
Who are the only Proprietors OF
OIL OF Grapevine@
LAUGHLIS, SMITH q CO.,
seplS No. s. Main St. Wheeling.
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.NUAssIA TONIC CUPS, for sale At L.
" BOOKINGS Drug Store, No. l, Odd
Fellows Hall.
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NOTICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ERE CH REMEDY.

JUST WHAT YOU WANT LADlES-Dr.
+. Y. DePeirlot's Female Periodical Pills.
These Pills are unfaiIing in the cure OF those
peculiar and dangerous diseases 10 which all
females are subject, are offered with the de-
sire Of relieving the many who are always
suffering. acting as a mild and gentle slim
uIAnt, producing an agreeable exhillratiOn,
have most happy influence on both mind
and body. They are guaranteed to relieve
all cases OF nervousness, headache, vertigo
and hysteria when the directions zre follow
ed strictly. They are infallible in correcting
all menstrual irregularities, being particular
" for Such dIseaSs 5.
CAUrIoS-They should not he taken dur
Ing the trst three months OF pregnancy, as
they will produce miscarriage. All other
times they are safe.
PTice-Sl, can be forwarded by mail by en-
closing the price and six stamps T. g. II: Cd
BERT, end Stone Bridge, or LAUGHLIN,
SMITH & CO., General Agents. Iaugl2
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Found
Found.

On nOn AGENTS WANTED.-A SAM
ZU.UUU pie sent free. with terms, to any
one 10 clear IS daily in three hOurs. Bust
ness entirely new light, and durable. Can
be done At home or travelling, by both male
and female No gift enterprise or humDug.
New York. octl9 lwdSw
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4lrw advertisements,

CHI SOTICE.--There Will be
GEy noservices Ior st. Matthew's eongre-
CATION tomorrow; the clergymen OF the
al Weston ocls-lt
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For Sale.

Two STEAM ENGISts ONE ~
Il them formerly used in the steamer
Eagle. IS horse power, with a Ioeomofiys
ooIteL Inc other small Engine with y
dating terms. Apply to
seP9-n E. HAYES a co.
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n~RELIGTOUs NOTICE--The Rev.
lS ]. H. Vincent, OF New York, Will
preach in Zane 81. Church tomorrow, sun
day, evening at : O'Clock. oclS-lt
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Sprtfal agptitts.

what are your Symptoms, sufferer?
Are they a urred tongue, dizziness, head
ache. an uneasy stomach, oppression after
eating. pain between the shoulders, consti-
pations II 20 You ara DysPetic and Bilious,
and nothing will meet your case so encient-
Is a. TAERANT's FFFEEvEsCEST SELTzER
APERIEST.
FOR SALE BY THE ENTIRE DRUG
oclg-Iw TRADE
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Since midsummer sugar cured
hams have advanced In this market
from 1t TO 26 cents per pound, whole
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Coal is delivered on the Island from
bridgeport at S cents per bushel for a
winters supply.
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Attorney Little, of Fogler notoriety,
undertook 10 cane the editor OF the
weilsviIle Union the other day, aud, as
consequence, found his head on the
curb stone shortly thereafter.
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cling TNTELLIGENCER.
aoKAING EDITION.

Il Il X NJ =
SyARIABLY ~ ADVANCE.
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VIM. Montgomery. OF Washington,
Pa, is going of, bag and baggage, SO it
is said, to Texas.
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&C. No no,lse will be taken OF couamuni-
cations not accompanied By Ee F OiLslo.e
name The name viii bs considered con j.
tirrtla!, Dot must IN all c4sss acrotnpan Lex
Ter, a. a guarantee OF good faith.
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SATURDAY MORNING, 0CT. 10.
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The price per car for live stock from
st. Louis to Bellaire is $40.
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Our contemporary. the Buckhannon
Advocate, has couple of roosters IL
Illustrating the earlier and later news
from Pennsylvania and OHIO. after the
fashion oil our own.
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1HLIsHED EVERY TUESDAf, THOkSbAi
AND SATURDAY.
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The Merchants Union Express has an
Office at welIsburg.
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TREwEEKLY EDITION.
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,s.sErAsEs AID FUSERAL NOTICES -
Ct... when under * lines
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The senior partner of the late Arm of
WI LIS, KELLOGG g. co. would thank
his friends for their patronage in the past,
and ask a cOptinuance of the same to the
new firm of H X. WELLS Il SON
febI9 dly zt5tf8 E s1fE -
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1000

different varieties of Embroidery
and White Goods generally. An
immense stock OF Dress Goods, that
cannot be excesled in the West,
from 81 80 Calico Dire 80 to SILK Pat
terms worth 500 90; and an endless
variety of ShawIs, Silk and Lace
Man tillas, and "Druecksel-tu
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DRY GOODS.

And other seasonable Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Cotton and Linen Goods,
and Vestings. suitable for Boys
and Mems Wear-by far the larg-
ers, Socks, Neckties,. Kid, Cotton,
and Silk Gloves, Handkerchief.
Undershirts and Drawers, Pocket
Combs,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
InpIication for Patent.
Notice No. BIB.

-
RroIsrEa'sOYYIcE, CARSON Ctrr, NEv.,
September II. 1867.
NrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
.waller's Defeat Mining Company cor
p%oratlon organized within the state OF Nevada
have this day hledi in this Office a diagram to
cs,her with a notice OF application fora patent
from the United States under Act Of Congress,
approyed July &c. 1850, aud have posted duph'
cste of said diagram and notice upon the claim
for Eight Thousand feet of the walters Defeat
LCd,. known as the Walters Defeat CompanY's
Claim, Said claim Is b~oundedou the north by the
Justice aud Independent Consolidated Company,
on the south the claimants are unknown; and Ia
more particularly described as follows: Com.
mencinS At a stake marked No. l, AZ n cedar
stump forty (i0 feet northeast from the center
OF the Devils Gate TollRoad, from the point the
quarter section corner post on the south line Of
Township Sixteen Q6), north range Twenty-one
Cal) east. bears south 75o so east, $50 75.lO0 feet;
running thence north -" east 100 feet, to stake
No. ., located in creek bottom; thence south 40
east 3,oiC feet, to stake No. ;, located on summit
at Devils Gate bluff, thence south 200 4O east
1880 feet, TO stake No. Z. located on easterly
slope of hill west of Silver City; thence south $50
~ west 200 feet to stake No. &. (passing No. 5 In
center of claim, at 100 feet:) thence north 200 40
west, 1850 feet to stake No. 4; thence north 40
west 1000 feet to stake No. 8; thence north 1870
east 100 feet TO place of beginning. Containing
thrty.seven acres; said claim Is situated in the
Gold Hill Mining District partly. and partly in
The Devils Mining District, and In the counties
ofLyon and Storey. State of Nevada
WARREN T. L0CKHARr,
seo7.9Od Register.