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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-04
From the Memphis Ledger, 18th.
A Man Walks from Vera Cruz to Memphis
ON a Crutch.

Mr.. Henry DeMather, formerly a captain
in the Confederate army, under General
Sterling Price, went to Mexico after the
surrender of the Southern army, and being
of French descent, as his name indicates,
took up arms with Macmillan. While in
the Confederate States army he received
four gunshot wounds, but they did not in
jure him to any great extent. After join
ing the Imperial army he received two more,
one of which was in the ankle joint, disa-
bling him for life and forcing him to use
crutch. Mr. DeMather, at the time of the
greatest trouble in and about Vera Cruz,
decided to return to Memphis, but being
without means it would have been utterly
impossible for less courageous man to
have succeeded. To will and to do were
the same thing with him. Taking his
crutch he started on foot, and in just l45
days this energetic man, with his many
battle scars, arrived in the Bluff City, hay
ing made in that time 3, 100 miles, being
little over an average of twenty-five miles
per day; seventy-four hours of this time ne
was on one of those extensive plains so nu-
merous in Texas, without either food or
water. Mr.. DeMather is certainly entitled
to wear the belt.
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Large Cotton Picking.

There was a match race on Wednesday
last, between four hands each of Messrs.
Hugh M. and Hugh W. Caffey, father and
son, of this county, resulting in favor OF
the hands of the latter. The following is
the summary of the days picking:
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THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

The Approaching Pan-AnglicaD Synod in
England-Who will Attend It-Rank
and Authority of the Observation-Disclosures
to be Discussed. Sc, &c.
The Synod was called in February last
by the Archbishop of Canterbury, sending
a brotherly letter to each of his Episcopal
compeers He. having before consented
among others with Bishop Whitehouse, to
whom is assigned the honor of preaching
the opening charge when the Synod as
sembles on Tuesday next, the Oath instant,
at Lambreth Palace, London. The idea
of the assembly originated with the Bishop
of Montreal. The composition of the House
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-04

The President will be the "Rt Hon. and
Most Reverend Charles Thomas Longley,
DID,, Lord Archbishop, Primate of all
England and Metropolitan. He is the
' first subject" of the realm, taking rank
next the Queen; while the Archbishop of
York ranks all Dukes, except those of the
royal blood. The venerable and distin-
guished Senior Bishop of the American
Church, the Right Reverend John Henry
Hopkins, DID,, as de fiacto Metropolitan,
will be assigned a high place, probably at
the right hand of the Archbishop of Can
terberry. None could grace the position
ance forming most revered aspect, and
aged. He, with Bishop Potter, of New
York, Odenheimer, of New Jersey, and
fourteen other American Bishops had, at
last advices, alteady arrived in London
They will be shown every possible atten-
ton, and invited to preach in the Cathed-
rails, where their fresh American oratory
will no doubt be appreciated. From North
and from South, from East and from West,
the prelates of the Anglican communion
are gathered together-from the chilly hills
of Scotland to the semi-tropic wilds of the
Cape of Good Hope, from Canada, China,
Van Diemean's Land, Jerusalem, Austria
liza, the Mediterranean-froma all the world
this great Missionary Church will be rep.
resented by its spiritual fathers in God,
chief pastors of distant churches. They
will meet as peers in accordance with tha
saying of st. Cyprian: "After His resur.
rection Christ gave to all apostles equa
power de Unitate.) And again, of st
Jerome: "AH Bishops are equal. The Bish
Iop of Rome equal to the Bishop Of Rhegi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-24
WILLIAM HARE

WILLIAM HARE,
practical PLUMBER AND
l. GAS FILTER, No. 3 Monroe St, Wheel.
ing W. Va
IL Orders from the country attended to at
short notice sep20
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Serious Accident. r b.
A son of George Hayes, about thir-
teen years of age, residing in West
Wheeling, met with a serious accident
on Saturday afternoon at the hinge fac
tory in East Wheeling, where the boy
has been working. Young Hayes had
finished his days work, and as it is Gus
tomary to spend half an hour in clean
ing up the machinery, he was engaged
in brushing up his machine, it being
what is called an "upsetting machine"
One arm was resting upon it, while with
his other hand he was at work,
when the unfortunate boys arm was
caught, little above the elbow,
in the cog-wheels and the flesh and
skin completely stripped from the bones
of his arm nearly to the wrist, the
flesh dangling from his arm in threads.
The bones were uninjured. The ma
chinery was stopped as soon as posi-
ble-in time to save the boys life. DR..
Hupp was summoned, and dressed the
wounds. 1t is hoped that the arm may
be saved. This accident to young
Hayes has cast a gloom over the entire
factory, he being good and faithful
boy, and was held in high esteem by all
who knew him.
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A smash up ON the Baltimore Road.

A sma sh up on the Baltimore Road.
Sunday morning at about four o'clock,
when the fast freight train was between
Moundsville and Cameron, on the down
grade, the train. for some cause, be-
came separated, six cars being detach-
ed, which were left behind. After
some time had elapsed the engineer
Stacked up" when suddenly the six
detached cars came laundering after
and ran into the forward part of the
train, completely smashing up six cars.
Fortunately, no person was injured.
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II wv PHILLIPS.
MRS c.. ZIMMER.

AND BRASS FOUNDER,
/ STEAM ENGINE BUILDER, and General
Machinist, North Wheeling, w. Va
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Fighting.

Fighting. ,.rf,n rr,-y.cyZgs 4 Ir!s
Biddle Jones and Elisha Kettle were
on spree last Saturday, and getting
too much liquor on board, they inang-
urated big fight on Market street,
which attracted considerable attention.
They were arrested and placed in the
lookup. The two gentlemen were from
the country, and had come in town to
shave a little fun" SO special session
of the Police Court was held Saturday
afternoon for the purpose ofshowing the
visitors one efour peculiar institutions.
Instead ofbeing shown around at the
expense of the city, the astonished gen.
tlemen proved source of revenue to
the same in the amount of stem dollars
and COSTS" each.
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BOY Drowned.

boy Drowned. -..!..-
Yesterday forenoon boy named Mil
Ter, residing in Centre Wheeling, about
twelve years of age, with number Of
comrades, was bathing in Wheeling
creek, when competition arose in re-
gard to diving, and the matter was to
be tested. Young Miller's turn coming,
he made dive" penetrating the mud
on the bottom of the creek, frem which
he was unable to extricate himself. He
not making his appearance at the sur
face of the water in due time, his COM
panions thought something was wrong
and instituted a search for him, soon
finding Miller, and they brought him to
the shore. Assistance was called, but
too late-the boy was dead.
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oTnsUANCE OF THE DE.

pVRSUANCE OF The DE
.f the said Court, made in the above
l cIr III cansrs, |, the Sheriff of Ohio county,
tpl'ru ,br 9TH day of July. 1867, at the public
MI o. ~ William Irwin, in the town OF West
5'a% " s,ll al public sale, on the terms after
Lofty "a thr highest and best bidder, the fol:
slIrr nToprrty, towit Lots Nos. ISL, l52 and
@Sno H. iown of West Liberty, and parcel
iN ~ ~" or tract of land near said town OF
o. s .iibsrty, containing eleven and three quar-
Nr', of land more or less, and which was
t ii; ~ Isrret Steel TO said Reuben +. Hedges.
sll y s,id TO be good orchard on this tract
o. !ln. los Nos Isl, l52 and l53 will be sold
Luz lii bv two equal instruments, one at six
" a,hs and the other at twelve months, with
pon." fmm the DAY Of sale. and the said par
NSsse ,r,rt of land vii! be sold for cash. as to
@l yLrnJr,L dollars and a. To residue, on cred
o .t ,~o ,oual instruments at six and twelve
I;,S. with interest from the day of sale.
W. purchasers will be required to give their
lI r,P,tions with good personal security, to Sc
'O '. ,5s nlyment of the deferred instruments,
Gun, GUY, n,rTr., from the day of sale, and no deeds
N ~. made till the purchase money is fully
'Ui THOMAS j. CAMPBELL,
N" 81 Sheriff OF Ohio County.
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West virginia Glass Works
for Sale.

NY OEpER OF THE STOCKHOLDERS,
II ,br West va. Glass Works, including the
- T.,at. Moulds and Tools, Pots stock Of
~. .,ie and everything belonging TO said
,,.+n,pT excrpting the book accounts, will be
I'd Al private sale for thirty days,. on rea-
..,,hlr terms. II not sold in that time the
nm M and sold TO the highest bidder.
ri. il an excellent opportunity for company
81. nractical workmen to make money, as every
,' T !. in excellent condition and good working
lrirr
Ir Iiplev will be ON the premises constantly
jlrpr Tie day and answer any questions that
-Ii.T 4. Led je6tf
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Omnibus Upset-It was Filled with
Ladies aad Gentlemen.


Omnibus Upset-It was Filled with
Ladies aad Gentlemen.
An omnibus, filled with young ladies
and gentlemen, upset about one hun
dred yards this side of Boggs' Run last
Saturday afternoon about three O'Clock.
The party in and on the Bust being
very heavily loaded-were going to the
picnic of the Thoburn base ball club, at
Boggs' Run, and when within about
one hundred yards of that place, in go
ing down hill ION the right being a
steep bank, descending to the river),
the Drake on the vehicle gave way
when it rushed forward upon the horses
and turned out of the road and upset
down the bank, a portion Of the in
mates being precipitated into the river.
When the BUS turned over the entire
topwas forced off, and the passengers
emptied out all in q heap, those who
were on the top of the Bus being
thrown farther down the bank.
All the party were more or less in
jured Ut bruised, but we are glad to re-
cord that no one was killed. Miss
Brockett had an arm sprained and was
pretty badly bruised. Miss Josephine
Coleman was severely hurt. Miss La
ly was slightly injured. George Robin
son was slightly bruised. Others, whose
names we did not learn, were bruised
and scratched, but no one was fatally
injured.
Those who we've injured were convey
ed to- houses in the vicinity, where eve
rything that was necessary to be done
was performed.
The wonder is that no more serious
harm was done than was done. The
bus was literally smashed to pieces.
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Academic Department.

This department Ia under the superintendenee
Of L. +. BLAkELY. Il. A., and has been opened
with the view Of affording 20 sueh students "a
may desire IL, an opportunity of perfecting them.
selves in those branches Of education not USUALLY
taught in Business Colleges Such students a.
can afford the time TO pas through a course in
this department may here obtain a thorough
Engiish Mathematical and Classical education
The system Of instruction pursued Is Thorough
and most successful one, and the Principal Of
the department can confidently appeal Ia his
past success and his present patrons a. the
strongest and best Of it, Recommendations
Commercial students are admitted to the Eng.
hsh classes without extra charge.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds of trust and as,
Segment were admitted to record in
the Recorders office during the week
ending Saturday, June %:
A deed of assignment made June 10,
1867, by Jacob Arndt to Oliver Hawley,
of all his personal property to pay GER
tain debts enumerated Admitted to
record June Is, 1867.
Deed of trust made June 10. 1867, by
James McGraw and wife to Thomas H
List, trustee for S. P. Hildreth, Oh lot
No. lS6, each side of Chapline street,
Center Wheeling. Admitted to record
June IL, 1857.
Deed of trust made June, 1867, by
William Phillips to Charles II. Baltzell
on all his stock of goods in store at "a
Monroe street, to secure Thomas Dun
ming. Admitted to record June 18TH
1867.
Deed of trust made June l4th, 1867
by Lewis Baker and wife to Lot H. JOY
trustee for the Peoples Mutual Building
Association on the north one third OF
lot No. 6S, % feet front, on the east side
of Main street, Sixth Ward. Admitted
to record June 18th, 1867. Il.
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NOTICES..
PARKEEsRURG. June ~,

PARkEEsBtRG, June III, 1861
70 Edrad ". Norton, Esq, United States
Marshal for the District Of Hest FIR
glRld:
THE REGULAR TERM OFTHE DISTRICT
i Court of the United States for the District
u West Virginia having failed to set at Wheel.
tg upon the day appointed by law, yon arc
.''rIy authorized to give notice to all persons
Interested in the business OF that Court, that
&'rr will bea special term of the same upon the
aNtd4y Of July next. You will cause Grand
Jay 10 be summoned, TO be in attendance on
.lc C"lrt and make all necessary preparations
~ the holding of the same.
i'iyrn under my land rs Judge of the Dis
Gtt Court OF the United States, for the Dis
MY West Virginia. this 10th day of June,
- JOHN j. JACKSON, JR.
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CHASTELlAR'S
White Liquid Enamel,

JIG the complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in
use, for giving the skim . beautiful pearllike
tint, that Ii only found in youth. 1t quickly re-
pOrs s. tn ooss. ti%glss inS =, Meth
ties of the skin, kindly healing the same, ieav-
ing the skin white and clear as alabaster. Its
use can not be detected By tho closest scrutiny,
and being vegetable preparation Is perfectly
harmless It is the only article Of the kind
used by the French, and u considered by the
Upwards Of q, 600 bottles were sold du'ing the
mast year. . sufficient guarantee Of its efficacy.
Price only IS cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on
receipt q A Ssdsss 6y -. ,,o ~, .-.,...s 3
Ss5 River st., Troy, y. 7.
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why People Read Locals.

Why People Read Locals.
An old "local," who ought to know all
about things pertaining to his depart
ment, says the people read items of local
interest for reasons as opposite as man
and wife. A reads about fight be-
cause he was there and saw it; B, be-
cause he wasn't there, and didn't; c, be-
cause he had heard about it; d, because
he hadn't; while those who had hand
in it want to know how much Of truth
concerning them the editor has deemed
compatible in its utterance with con-
tinuation of his own earthly career
The consciousness, too, that hundreds OF
others are simultaneously perusing the
same article, and that it is therefore q
subject ofcommoa thought and CONVEX
sation, doubtless adds to the zest with
which ordinary readers eagerly devour
articles that otherwise would have but
Q dull perusal or no perusal at all. y
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Narrow EsGape.

On Saturday DIR. Hupp left his horse
and carriage for few moments in front
of the Court House, three or four chill
dreD being in the buggy, the horse be-
came frightened at something, and sud
denly whirled round upon the sidewalk,
knocking down little boy. The ami
NAL was caught before any further dam,
age was done.
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Tearing Down Trees.

We hear great complaints from citi'
zens in Centre Wheeling of rowdies
tearing down and mutilating shade
trees in that part of the city. This
wretched work is pepetrated in the
night time, and thus far the sufferers
have been unable to ascertain who are
the guilty parties. There are many de-
grees of meanness, but any person who
would he guilty of the act we nave
mentioned must have taken all those
degrees, and is lost to all sense of man.
illness.
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Fell on His Head,

On Saturday German was driving a
beer wagon in Centre Wheeling, and
the horses giving sudden jerk, precip-
itated the driver and keg Of beer on
the ground, both striking on their
heads. The driver and the key laid up
on the ground together for moment
or two, when the former was helped up
and found that he was not hurt any,
and the key was carefully lifted up
and placed upon the wagon, when both
rode off together, apparently very hap
py. Both were full of beer.
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FOR SALE

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
one hundred and eighty acres Of land, stu
I'D in Wetzel county, W. Va, about seven
uIlr. from the county seat, New Martinsville,
IN the ohio river, forty acres Of which is cleared
md ht ior fencing purposes, small orchard and a
nm house. Also, forty eight acres OF bottom
and situate within one mile Of New Martins
an Wrtzrl county, fronting on the river, on
.s,b !. located a good two-story house worth
.oJut j., Az. JOSEPHuS CLahh.
Apply To JOSEPHUS CLARK, New Martins,
vile Wrtzel county, w. Va. feb22-d&w
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REMOVAL.

|HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
4 u Informing his customers and citizens gen.
' @S That he has removed his Boot and Shoe
4oA,hinent to the north side of Union, be-
va va Nam and Market streets, where he keeps
:, --htly Oh hand the best brands of French
-.lh' together with Us good workmen rs the
=. -tsil can ailurd. Thankful for past patron.
as N>heSa continuance Of the same.
--E>tm JAMES MATHEWS.
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No Justice 10 Natare.

DO Justice 10 Mature.
1t is ingratitude to nature not to pre-
serve and keep in splendid order q good
head of hair. Nothing can be easier.
All that is needed is to brush the hair
briskly once week with Odberts Am
brosia to restore gray hair to its origi-
nal color.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate from one OF the most eminent
Colleges In the United States and the greater
OF London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere.
has effected some of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing In the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashillness with frequent blushing attended
sometimes with arrangement Of mind. were cut.
ed Immediately
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Fer the Hest
Eraxel RaAfs.

Gravel Reefs. -'
Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravei rcols
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction
either in resisting fire or turning water.
The tar used is put through process
that frees it from oil and benzoie, ana
no matter how grest tho heat, 1t VIII
not run. It is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum.
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, and for sale at the low.
est rates. This roofing has stood q test
of fifteen years in Pittsburg. MI. y.
may be addressed through the Wheel
ing post office. asa1a ,. - leo-lm
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7 he Celebration at M0uudsville.

The steamer Potomac will leave here
this morning with the excursion party
for Moundsville, where the Masonic
celebration commences to-day. Ample
preparations have been made at that
place to accommodate all who may at
tend.
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites To promote connubfal
happiness. Indeed without these the Journey
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage; Tho
prospect hourly darkcns 30 the view; tho mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy retiestion that the happiness VI
another becomes blighted with our own
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stockholders Meeting.
NADJaERNEn yRRTuNG n

Il The stockholders of the NORTHWESTERN
SNA"i VIRGINIA will be held at the NATIONAL
bNAot WEI VIRGINIA at Wheeling, on Tues
- The Sih day of July, at 10 o'clock \. NJ, TO
-'Grf An Act TO provide fer winding up
~ 4aAlFs of the NORTHWESTERN BANK OF VIR-
w, VA passed by the Legislature of West Vir.
'aA February 18th, ls67. ID. LIST,
GIBSON LAMB,
w, Committee of Stockholders.
N.rtIInr MlN 81 IsEr-t ID
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Runaway.
A team, consisting of n mule and q
horse, attached to coal wagon, took
fright in Beck's alley, on Saturday, and
ran away. The team was stopped up
Main street, and no material damage
was done.
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4 CARD.

az AcLCRE HOUSE HAS CHANGED
,,, anus. The proprictors have long been
~ ,n 10 The travelling public.
nOn'e Is undergoing thorough repairs, and
=. Que vi the iirst class hotels of the coun.
81 ~ y study TO please, and hope to merit q
'nAre OF the public patronage.
IL, MALL0NEE, NORRIS & co.
--..e,Nlg w. Va, April 4. 1867 .apr6.tf
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New Attachment

New Attnrnment
For the Wheeler e. Wilson Sewing
Machine. Ladies using the Wheeler g.
Wilson are respectfully invited to call
and examine the New Improved Tuck
Marker, for marking one tuck while
another is being sewed. Price of at
tachment - so. Vim. Sumner & Co.,
No. 90 Main street.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by q certain prac.
ticc INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil Companions, or Ut school, tho
effects of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and II not cured renders marriage I'm.
possible and destroys both mind and body.
should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of
his country, the darling Of his parents, should
be snatchsd from all prospects and eRjoyments
Of life by the consequences Of deviating from
the path Of nature and indulging In q certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con.
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Beautifsl and As,r.c,ive.

Beautiful and Attractive -'
The specimens Of embroidery, braid
ing and other work executed on the
Grover & Baker sewing machines,
which are on exhibition at 0xtoby &
Dufield's jewelry store, 1O3 Main
street, are truly handsome. Call and
see them. Full stock Of machines, nee.
dies, thread, ETC., just received. A fine
lot of clocks, jewelry, spectacles, and
fancy goods for sale.
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Fenian Picnic.

Fenian Picnic.
A grand Fenian Picnic and excursion
to LockwOOd's Grove will be held on
Saturday next, the Goth inst. The
steamer st. Marys has been chartered,
and Cocayne's band will furnish the
music.
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Person. Desiring Instrsc,isa

persons DesirAnR hnstrocesn
On the Piano, Organ, Violin, Tho.-
ough Bass, in French and German, by
the most competent teacher in the city,
should call at the music store of VIM.
H. Shieo, No. 139, Main street, and OBJ
tain full information with the address
of Prof. Herman Kryter. je lin