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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-14
gnsaranff.
Incorporated 1893,
Whaling Savings Institution,
lEFIcE sc. . AIoNRoE q

OEFICE No. % MONROE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
vi terest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bllls Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
Collections made ON all points.
In order to meet want that has long been
felt In this community, this Institution VIII
receive on Wednesday and saturday aftcr-
noon between the hours of two and four o.
clock, Deposits Of any sum of money, from
one dollar and upwards, ON which intercs
viii be paid. ~ 80. .-.-
.r GEO. RENDEL, President.
DIRECToRs:-Alex. Laughliu, a. ]. Panncll,
John Mcclure, tr.. Alex. Rogers, Morgan 1.
OFT, James PAUL., Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed.
ocl5-ly a. q. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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Mfdifal.

''The wonderful progress OF MedI-
cal Science during the past six UedTs
only, makes Il possible for the con-
HAU scientious Physician TO declare,
~ now, that CONSUMPTION is as GER
2ArAISLY CURED ms Intermittent Fsper
and as CERTAINLY PREVENTED as Small POE. +"
-RS1. Claarles e. hfnp. 81. d, IL. D, &C.,
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who never to himself hath said,
TINS Is nv own. INV native land =

who never to himself hath said,
This Is my own, my native land"
like feller of that kind of build
he's game-he's feller that amt easy
knocked OF his foundations.
(Rogers hands him q leaf OF manu-
script.)
We read, Mr.. Speaker, In Herbert
Spencer's beautiful system of natural
philosophy, in which he explains how
both neutrality-suspicious. and hetter-
acknowledgements materials of the
earth become by process Of differ
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WAsHINaToN, June 21.-The President
| was advanced to the thirty second degree
of the Scotch Rite, before leaving Wash
| ington.
The following circular has just been
issued:
WARRINGTON, June 2lst, 1887.
Hon. -:
Dear Sr-In view Of the recent decision
of the Attorney General of the United
States. arm requested by many Republic
can Senators and Representatives to re-
mind you Of the very great i'm portance of
your being punctually present in your
place to answer to your name when the
two Houses shall assemble, at IL o'clock
noon, on the Sd day of July next. 1t is
thought essential to secure a quorum, If it
should only be to remain in session long
enough to pass some declarstory act on
the July act of reconstruction.
Very respectfully and truly yours,
ROBERT E. SoHENoK,
Chairman of tho Union Republican
Executive Committee.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-The President ar
rived at $50 P. M. and visited Farragut's
flag ship, landed at the Battery, and was
escorted by the light guards and the Man
haitian Encampment Of Knight Templars
to the 9th Avenue Hotel. There was
much enthusiasm along the route. No
speeches. The party will remain until
morning.
New York. June 2l.-Tho President
passed through Philadelphia without stop.
ping. He was cordially received at all
points and arrived here safely.
WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Tbe pardon Of
General Longstreet was granted upon
written and personal application Of nu-
nd i.,;I Ia nd
among the names appended to the request,
that Of General Grant and other prominent
officers of the army, with several Senators
and Representatives, many of whom were
personal applicants for the pardon.
I here il official authority for the state
ment that Mr. Seward incosed in q letter
to Juarez copies Of di patches from Queen
Victoria and Napoleon to the President,
asking the United States Government to
use it's influence with Juarez to preserve
the life of Macmillan.
WASHINGTON. June 22.-The proceedings
in the Surratt case to-day were mostly
confined to the details of the attack upon
the Seward family. Nothing pointed or
new bearing on the case, was developed.
The defence again insisted upon recalling
the witnesses OF prosecution for crossing
examination asserting that two were cor
rect and two were indicted as felons. The
court again took the matter under advise
ment and adjourned.
PROVIDENCE, K. l., June 22.-The Presi-
dent on his trip meets with continued
ovations. No speeches are made. He is
the guest of the States through which he
passes. Secretary Seward and Gen. Rous-
sean share in the honors.
LIVERPOOL, June %, Noon.-Cotton dull
sales 5000 bales: Middlinp Uplands
llhd.; Middling Orleans, ll35.
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Lots and Mortgages For Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED, offer for sale, as fol-
/, lows;
Two Lots, Nos. and a, South, In Square s.,
situated on Government street in Bsaurepsrd
Town.
One Lot, No. 3, South in Square % beautifully
situated, fronting an open tquar" L.! ). ont Of the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum oeether with u small
improvement. Title guaranteed
Another Lot. No. 2, south. in Square IS, mort
gagged to the extent of ole half, to my daughter,
as per record in Parish Recorders off ce
Also, Succession right, now and for many
years recorded In favor of my daughter to the
amount of $500 on Lot No l, south, in square SO
Beauregard Town.
For terms. apply to CHEATHAM & WALTER,
at the Sher'fs Office who are the duly authorized
agents for myself and daughter.
may 30-3w HUGH DIVER.
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fOtice! NOtice!!
COLLECTIONS OFFICE, !
UNITED STATES INTERNAL RRvEsuE.
Second District. Louisiana.
Baton Roupe Lime llIh lERr

UNIFIED INTERNAL X EVEEUE,
sec07,d District Louisiana
Baton Rouge, June 18th, 1867
PURSUANT to the provisions of an act Of Con.
l. Rress entitled ian act to provide Internal
Revenue, to support the Government, to pay in
terest ON the public debt aud for other purposes y
approved June Both, le6l, and am nded by the
act OF March I'd, 1867, no ice Is her, by given to
all ersons in the city Of Baton Rou 9. list As.
sessmept rivision, I'd District louisiana liable
to pay I'll duties or taxes under said acts, that
have received from he Assessor Of this district,
the annu i i'stc duties and taxes assessed in the
QsD Divi. ion above named, which have become
due and payable.
The taxes referred to- are assessed upon IN.
COMES. GOLD and SILVERWARE, CARRIAG Ia.
BILLIARD TABLES, WATCHES. &c.. and Ill.
CENSES which may not as yet have been pro-
cured
The undersigned will attend daily to the re-
cept of said taxes, at his office corner of Florida
aud lafayette streets in this city. Office hours
from A N, to 4P.M.
These taxes and du ties must be paid in United
States Treasury Notes, and prior to the Goth in
slant.
The penalties prescribed by law, will be enforced
against delnquents.
(Sign.d) r. NJ. BOULIGNY,
Junelo-3t Collector,
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5perial Notices, &r.
no COgssssmsptives.

TINE advertiser, have been restored to health
L in few weeks by very simple remedy
after havirg suffered for several years with q
severe lung Affection and that read disease Con-
sumption-'s anxious to make known to his fell
low.sufsrers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It, be will send copy of the
prescription used free Of charge), with the direc
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit tho afflicted, and
spread Information which he eonceiyes 10 be in
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

While the severe freezing spell Of
March last played hob with the
prospects for fruit in this and many
other regions, and the long protracted
winter rendered the season very
backward for all kinds Of vegetation,
we have. nevertheless, not been de-
spoiled Of all comfort in respect to
present as we'll as prospective indul-
gence in fruit and vegetable products.
The splendid growing weather we
b ave been favored with for several
weeks past, has brought out things
wonderfully. Many Of the fig trees
show "croppipg out" Of new fruit,
which, though it will be late ripen-
ing, will be "better late than never"
The peaches and plums having had
the life pretty thoroughly squeezed
out of their spring buds and bios.
SONS, have given up trying any
more for this year, and we have long
since abandoned all expectation of
seeing anything of a yield from those
sources. Of wild fruit, such as dew
berries and blackberries, our market
has been very abundantly supplied
more so, than we have ever known
and of very superior qualities.
Strawberries, also, where well cult
waited, have turned out abundantly.
Cantelopes are beginning to appear,
and promise goodly yield. Wa
termelons are developing on the vine
and there will be 10 lack of them,
we opiue, when the time comes for
their maturing.
Artichokes, lettuce, green peas,
beets and radishes have been sup
planted, in a great measure, by later
garden luxuries now in vogue, such
as tomatoes, green corn, cucumbers,
squashes, okra, &c.
The crop Of Irish potatoes, ap.
pears to have been very prolific, all
over the country. This is ascribed
to the killing of the early vines by
the cold, in March, whereby the sap
was driven downwards and made to
stimulate the growth of the bulb and
greatly to increase it, in point Of
yield. We do not remember ever
having seen so heavy crop of this
valued esculent, and furnishing, as a
general thing such large and excel
lent specimens, as the present season
has brought forth. The crop of
onions, too, ia turning out very
abundantly.
Altogether, though our supplies
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Gen. Sheridan to Gen. Grant.
HEADQUARTERS FIYrH MILITARY DISTRICT,

HEADQUARTERS FHrH MILITARY DISTRICT, |
New Orleans, La, June %, 1867.
Gen. u. s. Grant, Commanding Armies United
States, Washington, D. c.:
General-I am in receipt Of telegram
from the President, through Brevet Major
General E. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. G. U. s,
Army, directing me to extend the regis
tration in this city and State until August
lat, unless have some good reasons to the
contrary, and ordering me to report such
reasons, for his informatlon. Also, stain
that in his judgment this extension is
necessary to full and falf registration,
and that the time should be thus extended
because the other district commanders will
not get thl ough before that time.
Ny reasons for closing the registration
IN this city were because / had given the
city two and half months, and there
we're no more to register. have given
the State two and a half months, and reg
istration will be exhausted by that time.
did not feel warranted in keeping up
boards of registration, at large expenses, TO
suit new issues coming in 1T the eleventh
hour.
The registration will be completed in
Louisiana at the time .pecifcd unless am
ordered to carry out the law under Mr. {.
Stan berry's Interpretation, which practi-
cally, in registration, is opening broad
mscadamized road for fraud and perjury TO
travel on. l do not nee why my registra-
ton should be dependenton the time when
other district commanders get through.
have given more time for the registration
of Louisiana than they propose to give in
their commands, for ! commenced six
weeks before they did. / regret that l
must be recolected that have been or
dered to execute 3 law to which the Presi-
dent has been in bitter antagonism. If,
after this report, the time is to be extended :,
please notify me, and it will be done.
would do it at once, but the Presidents
telegram was conditional, and there is
sufficient time left to issue tho necessary
order.
P. H. SHERIDAN, Major General.
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Notice.

LAYING bought out the entire Interest Of NJ
Ii j. Monteith in he store on Third str ct,
Known as the Montath House furnishing sto O.,
the business will, from this date and hereafter,
be carried on under the name and style of the
ToMLINSON HOUSE FURNISHING STORE
Notice Is hereby given, that all rebts due to
the Monteth House.furnishing Store, must bs
paid to the undersigned, or authorized agent, at
the old stand, and all claims against The late
Monteith Hnuse-furnishing Store must bs pre-.
sented to the undersigned or authorized agent for
Liquidation.
.aa O. A. T0MLINSON,
successor to M. j. Mon eth in the Housefur.
nishi g business.
BATON RouGE, May 18th, 1857 may2o
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Dg- A Radical meeting composed
Of persons irrespective Of color, was
held at Terry Station, (Miss,) a
few days since. Albert G"llatin
Brown who has served in the various
capacities of Governor Of Mississippi,
a United States Senator, Secession
leader, a Confederate Senator and,
for a very brief period, Confederate
soldier, acted as the President OF
said meeting, with ALT. johnson
(colored) as Vice President.
Brown is just the politician for the
times--equal to any emergency
white or black. hearts or diamonds,
spades or clubs, kings or queens,
lacks or nothing-it's all the same to
him-he's bound to hold trumps
every time, let what will turn up
That's lust the way to tell a pure
political patriot-always trumplng
and trumpeting. As the darkey
says. "a po!itishiner will be poll
tishiner."
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVING retired from business, take pleas.
IL ure In recommending to the friends and
patrons OF the old firm of ARCHER dARIa, Mr.
WILLIE GARiG, who will continue the gu ii 10 ess
in his OVID name, and is uuiy authorized to liquid
ate the Affairs OF the old firm.
A. 8. ARCHER
Bat ton Rouge, June 7th, 1867
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

TINE C0PAkTN ERsHIP heretofore existing
l. between ARCHER GAKIG, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
The ltquis alton OF the sffars of sa d partner.
ship will be made by WILLIAM GARlH All
parties indebted to said arm are hereby notified
TO appear at an early day and settle with VIII
LIAM 6ARlG, who is this day authorized to set
tie the accounts of said firm.
(Signed) ARCHER Il GARIa.
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MILITARY.-The 4lst q. S. In
fantry (colored), under command of
Brevet Brig. Gen. R. S. Mckenzie,
sailed from this city on Saturday
last, on board the steam transport
Agnes, bound for Brownsville,
Texas. The Regiment had been
stationed at this post for long time
past.
Gov. Flanders, who had been
spending a few days in our midst,
went passenger on the Agnes as far
as New Orleans.
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SLAVERY IN BRAzIl.-It appears
that the cable news stating that the
Government of Brazil had abolished
slavery was not true. The matter is
under consideration, and an enter
prising Brazilian newspaper, the Rio
Diario, obtaining this knowledge, went
to work and invented such bill as it
thought the Government would pre-.
pare, and published it as having been
adopted in the Council of State.
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THEATRroAL.-Our dramatic friends of
the Thespian Association, determined to
do all il their peculiar sphere to drive dull
care away, are shortly to give another Of
their favorite exhibitions in our city.
From a notice in our advertising COL
umns, it will be seen that Saturday even
ing, the 29th inst, is the time selected for
the occasion.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, WILL for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all who
ueed it, the recipe and directions for making the
Simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
az Cedar street, New York.
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Doc LOST OR STOLE gentleman
having lost or had stolen from him ia
vorite animal of the canine species, adver-
tises as will be seen elsew here, in our col
umns, liberal reward for it's restoration.
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OLD PAP PRICE.

A SIX FOR "OLD PAP PRICE" If you wa at
II barrel OF cd Flour oae adapted to all
occasions and all nestle uses and one hat it
don't take your bottom dollar to pay for the so
Pap Price" brand Is just what you heed, having
no AGENTS for Its sale, it be procured only Of
june22 JOSHUA BEAL
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from the vegetable kingdom were
greatly retarded in their appearance
by the late winter, Nature has
fairly compensated for such deten-
ton by the amplitude and excellence
of her bounties, when they did come,
and by the promise she holds out
for ga horn Of plenty" in the future.
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LOST.

A PROMMlssORY NOTE, dated Baton Rouge,
Jr payable six months after date to the O, der
Of and endorsed by W. Ii N. Magruder, favor
Martha La guier, for the sum Of one hundred nd
sixty-dve dollars, with eight per cent. interest
from maturity.
All persons are warned not to trade for said
note, as payment Of same has been stopped.
MARTHA LACQUER.
BATON ROUGE, June 18th, 1851.
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NT L. c. MORRIS, Collector and General Agent,
for the settlement of Claims Bills, &c. Also author
lied Agent and Collector for THE GAZETTE COMET.
Office at the Court House.
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NOTICE.

FINHE UEDERsIGNr D informs the public that
l. he will take Redbacks at par, and all yer.
sons purchasing for the amount Of Ten Dollars,
will receive a premium of per cent Greenbacks
on the amount. P. CAPDEVILLE,
iune22 wv Variety Store Laurel street
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R. HATCH, ::::: Editor
TON ROUGE:

BE- WHARTON & ILLINGswoRTH. General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents, lis Common street.
between Camp and st. Charles Streets New Orleans.
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COTTON PRESSES.

Z. We are manufacturing for The crop Of 1867 an
Improvement in the BULLOCK PRESS, which
will meet all the requirements of cotton packing
1t can be worked by hand, horse or steam power.
Can be used out doors or In building; IL rapid
In its working; OF immense power, and makes
bale OF exactly the proper size.
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MARRIED:

By the Rev. j. r. Danfroth, at the
BRIDES residence, on the 2lst ult., Mr..
VIM. A. HAVIS, of East Baton Rouge.
La, and Mrs. MARY A. WNSEND, of
this cty.-Bayou Sara Ledger.
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING

TiEAP BREAD-1 prices of Flour having
~ declined some three dollars per b ,rr. |, per-
sons not posted and wishir & to avail themselves
CT the benefit Of this large decline, find well
assorte / stock of fresh ground Flour of assorted
grades and prices-prces based upon the decline
ma med, at the store OF
june22 JOSHUA BEAL
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NOTICE.

MY SON, J. NJ. HART, is hereby authorized
1A to attend to any business In my name,
my account, during my absence at the North this
summer. S NJ. HAhT.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS AT HERoHAN's.-
aThe Land We Love" and Leslie's Ladies'
MAgazipe"- each for July, 1867. See ad-
refreshments.
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NOTICE.

nURING MY ABSENCE THIS SUMNER, @.
IL A. PIKE, Secretary, will attend to the bus.
ness of the Gas Company.
msy21-lm S. NJ. HART, President.
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CHEAP MESS PORK.

DY AN ARRANGEMENT with parties in the
- West, am now in a situation to supply cath
country customers with good article OF heavy
weight Mess Pork at re iuced prices. Planter $
would do well to give me call.
iune22 JOSHUA BEAL
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TAR AND AXLE GREASE.

TIME above named lubricants always on hanG
L and OF best quality. Axe Grease in gallon
and half gallon tin cans. Pine Tar in one and
two gallon tin cans.
jane20 JOSHUA BEAL
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NOTICE.

MIR. II. B. WHITE is hereby authorized to act
lxl as my agent during my absence to the
North this summer.
Junel3-2w A. s. ARCHER
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% Registration in Orleans par
ish up to 18th inst. Whites, 49,
535; blacks, 1850. Total, 2e,O65.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

A FULL supply of School, Blank and Memo,
n randum Book :, Copy looks: Bill and Legal
Cap Papers, always on hand at
jel3 BEAL'S BOOK VARIETY STORE
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DRIED APPLES.

LNAMILIEs using Dried Fruits can secure an
i extra quality of sun cJred (Dried) Apples Of
june20 JOSHUA BEAL
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TIE BEST GIN MAnE
It's advantages are

It's advantages are, -
IsT. The quantity of cotton ginned In a riyen
time is much greater than by any other gin OF
equal number of saws. e IL
IN. 1t separates from the cotton all notes An d
dust and leayes IL clean from nap.
3p The Steel Brush straightens ont the lint,
removing all kinks and knots.
4TH. The Roll cannot BIZ broken by over feeding.
AH Gins are tested before ledoiaag the Fucto,.v.
Cotton from this gin will sell for IN advance IN
price, sufficient Ia so bales to pay Tor the GIN be.
cause 1t is freed from notes, dirt and nap. It
has been In use extensively in the Southwest ten
years, and wherever used 1t supersedes all other
gins. Send for special descriptive circulars.
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CoTToN GINS, PRESSES AND PLANTATION
MACHINERY. The planter is now more
than ever interested in the introduction OF
or-saving machinery, and it is with no
ordinary pleasure that we call attention to
the extensive emporium Of Messrs. T. B.
Bodley g. Co., of New Orleans, which is
Justly celebrated for its liberal:ty, but m ore
especially for the introduction of the best
and most useful invention in plantation
machinery and agricultural implements.
In another column they announce the
agency of the Southwest of the celebrated
Gullett Steel Brush Cotton Gin. Before
the war it was incomparably the best and
the demand for it was often greater than
the supply. AT the numerous fairs it was
exhibited at, it bore off the palm of supe-
riority. The patentee, B. D. Gullett, of
Aberdeen, Miss, since the war, has greatly
improved it. 1t is unsurpassed as to
quality and quantity in a given time of
cotton ginned, and is not liable to be over
fed or .'srew." Messrs. Bodey d Co., an
nounce also in our columns that they are
manufacturing an improvement of the
Bullock Press, which is said to be equal if
not superior to any other make.