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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-09
The HEALING POOL.

and HOUSE OF MEKC1.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impedimentS to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief. Sent in sealed en-
velopes, free OF charge. Address, DIR. ].
SKILLIN HOUGBTON, Howard Assocla-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa.
SepL2I.3md&w.
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Girl Wanted.

A GOOD COOK CAN OBTAIN A PER
n manent situation by calling on
MRS. ALEX. LAUGHLlN,
noYR John street
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Farm for Sale.

7 OFFER FOR SALE THE FARM ON
i which now reside, situated near Wheel
ing Greek. and adjoining widow GoodIng's
place. The farm contains so acres, 20 acres
OF which are uuuer a high state of cuITiva-
ton. balance in timber. There is n good log
house and young orchard. Location suit
able for a vineyard.
DOV4-lwe VIM SPINDI ER
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A FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.

a FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your Balr so beautiful?
Oil of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair It's glossy lustre2
OH OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hair?
Oil of Grapevine
What removes the Dandruf?
OIL OF Grapevine
What Hair Preparation is counterfeited?
Oil of Grapevine
Who are the only Proprietors of
OIL OF Grapevine:
BAUGHLIN, SMITH 4 CO..
sepl9 No. So Main St, Wheeling
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Public Auction.

Thursday, November 18th 1857
A T THE LATE RESIDENCE OF LYDIA
~ =. CRUGBR deceased, in Ohio county.
w. Va, on the National Road, six miles nom
Wheeling, will be sold the entire
Personal Property
OF Mrs.i Lydia 8. Cruger. consisting of the
following:
FARM, STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS,
. Horses, head OF Cattle, 10 Hogs, Wagons,
Reaping Machine, Tanning Mill, and other
implements of Husbandry; 400 bushels of
Corn in the ear, stacks of Hay, and u
quantity of Oat Straw in the barn; also some
BlacksmithS' Tools.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
4 Feather Beds. Carpets, Secretary, Book
Case, with Library of Books OF very auc1-
ent date and style; also some tine specI-
mems OF gold jeweEy, made in tue last
century Silver Forks, Spoons, Ladies, DC.
and q variety of Flint and Cut Glassware of
the most costly description. consisting OF
Wine Glasses, Cake and Fruit Stands Decan-
quantity of Cut stone, and many other ar
ticleS not here enumerated.
Among the foregoing viii be found many
articles which Will tie a curiosity TO persons
OF refinement and taste, many of which were
made 100 years ago, showing the style and
get bargains will do well to be there. La
dies are especially invited, as many articles
in their department will be- offered for sale.
The sale OF property will be continued
from day 10 day until ali Is sold. A credit of
six months will be gwen on all sums OF
$40 20 and upward,-purchasers giving APP
proved security.
Sale TO commence at o'clock.
]. F. SMITH, Curator.
THOMAS McCONN, AuctEoneer
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
fNHE FIRM OF GORING 81 BURDATS
has been dissolved to-day by mutual
consent, WIN. Goring retiring Those in
debted to us will settle at once with our sue
cesSOr, Mr.. st. .. BurdatS.
GOKING & BURDATS.
WHEELING, Oct. 18th, 1867.
..- .-. CARD.
Referring to the above L gratefully &C.
know ledge the very liberal patronage be-
slowed ON The old firm. take pleasure In so
licitIng continuance of the same for my
successor.
WIN. GORING.
8. o. BURD ATS, dealer in fancy and sta
pie Groceries 1877 Market Square, Wheeling,
announces TO his friends and The generous
pubic OF Wheeling that he will continue at
the former place TO serve them with every
thing in his line in order to merit in future
the confidence and favor with his customers.
which has been extended heretofore.
nOVG-3t s. o. BURDATS.
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Special Autiees.

The IenlIhfcst Of us are Liable to
distractions in the bowels. Don't neglect
them. II is not necessary TO outrage the pal
ate With nauseOus drugs in such cases. The
most effective laxative known is TARRANT's
EEFERVEsCENT SETTER APERIENT, and it
is also the most agreeat le. Its operation Is
soothing, cooling, painless
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
nOY9-lW
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For Sale
Domestic Goods.

w ARE SELLING MUSLINS, GINA-
w hams and CalicOS, as usual. at less than
other people.
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New Cloakings.

T 8. RHODES Il co. WILL OPEN TO.
u day the largest and handsOmest stock OF
Fancy Cloakings in the city. Very Rich
Plaid Cloakings not to be- had elseW here
the newest thing ont.
THURSDAY MORNING, Nov. 9TH.
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fur Bent.
For Rent.

oENSENET d GIFT EN- INTEND RE
y removing their Hat and Cap store to
Main street, next door 10 Pollack's Notion
House, and offer their present room for rent.
Possession given by the 18th of October.
oc1 SESSESEY Il GIFFES.
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WHEELING lNTELLIGENCER.

. II IL It N -
INvARIABLHi \ ADNANC E'
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For Rent.

For Rent.
VNHE STORE ROOMS LA iELY oCCU-
l. pied by George r. Taylor Co., and j.
Clemens Co., on Main stree /; also base
ment rooms finished. Good oiIi ceS in second
story, and good rooms for otllez purposes in
second and third story in good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses fol-
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HORNBROOK.
Office, No. llS18 Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs feb8-f
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sIOHNING EDITION
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TRI-wEEKLY EDITION.

Tp..1aIEp EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY.
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Sc No notice Will be taken of commu mn
cations not accompanied by re- poISlni.e
S.nr1sI irut must in all cases Hccompan! let
tiers Is "A guarantee of good iAltu.
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A ". CAMPBELL, J. TKEw, L. \, HAdANs, q. D. HALL
CAMPBELL. FHEw a co.
EDITORS AND rRoPRIEroRs.
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lie or no cotton will be made on account Of the worms
On the anaads it is reported the prospects are good
LOUISVILLE August 1s.-The Kentucky Legislature
stands: Embellishments, 20 Radicals, 3 third
party A. House-Democrats, So; Radicals, Il; third
party, 4.
Saratoga August 13.-itthe last day races many
ladies were present In the hurdle race, four contes-
tants, Red Dick the tavorte against the field,
Blackbird won Red Dick throwing his rider and COM
ing il backed with the rest of the hoeses In the
second race, four miles, "0n Word y beat Fleeing.
Time-738a In the third, handicap, mile heat, five
started Lucy Fowler the favorite two to one against
the field Duke of Orleans won easily, Fowler second.
Time-2:404. Immense amount of betting. the
sharpers it is said suffered severely. They piled up
on Red Dick and would have wor had his rider stuck
NEW York, August 13.-The reported robbery OF
the treasury emanates from newspaper published oy
Edward E. Dunbar, long intimate and confidential IN
the treasury printing department and president OF the
Continental Bank Note Company. The paper con
tans long article on the subject, embracing three
points-crrninal and reckless mismanagement, enor-
nous deficiencies, and about duplicate issues. Hun.
dreds of millions are involved in the redemption OF
duplicate coupons He insists, finally, that the Gov
ernment is ignorant of the amount Of paper aHoat
WASHINGTON August 13.-Cabinet meeting full to-
day. including Grant as Secretary of War
1t is stated Gen Gustav is at Fort Riley, under ar
rest, by Hancock's order.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $4,000.
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= 4 500 REV ARD.

WHEREAS, an unheardof outrage has bee \ ,on.
NV mlted in our settlement, by three men, nnwn az
KIT GREGORY BEN GREGORY, and q 10 a said to
be named I'M WHITE, in the cold and DELHI arste muir
der Of William d. " Vanarsdel at his or ban3a. on
Thursday, the first day of August, 1857,
We, the undersigned citizens and fre n ,s 81 ~ dc
ceased, believing said murderers and 20 ,hars should
be killed or arrested, say to Augusuf, Bnon " H.
Pinckard, Sidney Walker or any other rson or ner
sons, if you either of you shall ca 4r,o a1d take
any all of said desperadoes you 81 II 10 sed at the
rate of Five Hundred Dollars fc rln.oh nue taken
or killed. SN' WV
Kit Gregory is about IS years o' 4 bIeor hair and
eyes, and down-cast look; his GO oose% Is dark or
athtr ye'o" speaks very little d sowl- and weighs
ao D ~ POUNDS . leet 2 or IN ches high.
Den ufegory IS about 70 yea old, Slack hair and
eyes, MS eyes quite small hls'c onplexion is yellow or
about $50 or SO pounds e' '
jim White is about % years ,a 5.=ly bar and rath
er blue eyes about feet e ~ sr Tna inches high
well made, and great talk - nF ona Of his arms
(thought to be the left is ,If S.nn, being once
broken eooN0A 0 7
They all formerly reside =; r,=ss
This resolution was put u IA ,s.;os1r sustained
1s1e W aIu requested 20 be published in the Bosslef
~ Isc EnnH SerI nent. = -....
ELIJAH HUBS IN wv HYTTON
A. MCINTYRE ~" Two REID
p M NJ "a, d SON, D. B. DOYLE,
T. " M Gl IT W.F.BOON,
L. Dohll ii, J. H. SANDERS.
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FALSE RUMoRs.-We understand that owing to false
gumors, current i'll the adjoining counties Of Texas in
regard to the low stage Of water in Red river between
this point aud Alexandria, that number of large
droves of cattle have been driven to the latter port
and Simusport There no occasion for that what
ever, the river in first rate navigable condition
and still rising Cattle can be shipped at this point
as cheap as at any other point on Red river. When
shipped at this point they are generally landed in
New Orleans in fifty or sixty hours. Cattle drovers
should make note of this.s
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GEN. SHERIDAN ON TIE LEyEE UEsrloS.--Judge
r. c. Downs, of Richmond, Louisiana, forwarded tc
Gen Sheridan the resolutions of meeting of citizens
of Richmond, suggesting governmental system Of
leveeing in this State and asking his approval The
General pertly 81 will most cordially coop
crate with the citizens of this State in obtaining this
congressional assistance; but my influence would be
of avail until the State is admitted to representa-
ton. To push the matter now when nearly every
newspaper in the State and considerable portion of
the people, abusive Of Congress, would be- fear
without rcsults-and feel decacy in taking any
steps at the present time 1t is too much like abusing
man bitterly and at the time asking him to loan
you money. I will, however, forward the proceed
ngs to the headquarters of the army with the ndorsc
ment, that congressional action is, in my opinion,
necessary large portion Of the inhabitants Of
this State from ruin"
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BoTs' ScuooL.-By reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that Mr. Williamson opens his
school for the instruction of boys on the second Mon
day of September, at the school house on Crockett
street. Mr. Williamson has been teaching school in
this city for time, and has given universal salts
faction to his patrons As successful teacher of the
Youth to our mind he stands number one
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Eos PRfsIpEsT.-Judging from the Northern press
it would seem that Northern opinion had settled down
upon Gen. Grant for the next President, but there
seems to be difficulty in regard to who shall sail
in the same ship with him. There some half.
dozen prominent Senators all camorins for it, but the
coored friends Of Fred Douglass are pressing bis
claims, With considerable prospects Of success By
al means let Fred be put upon the ticket
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HEAErn or New ORLEANs.-Athough the coast Of
Texas is suffering severely from yellow fever, New
Orleans is very healthy the deaths for the week ending
Sunday 4th being only l59 1t is safe say that nc
other city in the United States of equal population
show so few deaths. Eight of the deaths from
Cholera and nine from yellow fever No apprehen
sions are felt of an endemic
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FUNNT.-Gen, Sheridan in sc readjustiDg" the nu-
sicipa officers Of New Orleans through mistake,
appointed lady on the lower board. The New Or,
leans press were making themselves merry over the
Generals error when the order for substituting the
.adys husband in her stead issued Accidents
will happen in the best regulated families. Three OF
The Generals sppointces have declined to serve.
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Horrible AFFAIR AT JEFFERSON, TEzAs.-Iti5 Will
unfeigned sorrow that we record the death Of Col
Fowler deputy collector Of internal revenue at JEFF
crson, Texas at the hands of D. B. Bonoy, collector
of internal revenue for the third district of Texas at
Jefferson, last Saturday. Rumor has it that Mr.. Bon
foy shot Col. Fowler in the head in his own office
while the latter writing receipt for large sum
Of money that he about to turn over to the for.
mer. Col Fowler fell over on his writing desk dead
Bonfoy then threw him upon the floor, and taking a
pistol out of Fowles pocket cooked it, and placing it
in his Fowers) right hand, left the announcing
that he had shot Col Fowler in self defence. Rumor
has it that negro woman the only witness OF
what we have written. We know nothing positively
of the circumstances attending the death of Col Fow-
Ter further than what given above which is current
on the streets. We trust that rumor has done Mr..
Donfoy an injustice.
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CorToN CEor.-From all quarters We hear Of the
ravagos of the cotton worm. Nearly every panta-
ton in this vicinity has hcu though thus far little
damage has been done. If they serve the same as
they have the adjoining parishes then may say,
Good-by King Cotton Our planters are using every
excrtion to destroy the worm but with what
remains TO be seen The worm is with US in myriads~
and the next fifteen days will tell tale Of sorrow.
Particulars are too lurubrious to talk about.
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STANTON OyEEBoARD.-By reference to our tce
graphic dispatches it will be that the President ha:
suspended Mr. Star#on and appointed Gen. Grant
to act Secretary of War in his stead Stanton died
game, his last expressions being that the President haG
aot the power to remove him, bat, being notified By
Gen Grant that he Grant accepted the position he
yielded, under protest. to superior force" "Buly
for the boy with the brass opticsn
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10 TIE PoOR FARMER.-It would look as though
the cotton planter bound to be the victim of all
the ills that flesh is heir to-" After encountering the
overflow, excessive rains grass unreliable labor, ex
brilliant taxes, caterpars and increased expenses to
get ii to market then the cotton presses New
Orleans for increase of IS cents per bale for
rage drayage, &c. Cotton planters had better hunt
their holes and pull them in after them.
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS REwAgp.-By reference
10 advertisement in another column it will be seen
that number OF prominent citizens of Bosser parish
have offered reward of $500 forethe arrest of Kit
and Ben Gregory, and Jim White, charged with the
murder OF Mr.. W. D. VanarSdel on the LIST Of August
We learn that jim White was seen in this place last
week and that the Gregory boys we're traed to the
swamps in BoSsier parish on Mack's bayou Another
ramor has il that all three Of them were in this city
last Friday night and that Of them disposed Of
SIX shooter. Our informant thinks they are trying to
make their way TO northern Texas.
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ANOTHER MURDER.-We regret to learn that Mr.
Henry Lawrence, the of trading boat, was
murdered in cold blood last Wednesday night at Lat.
tiers landing, fifteen or twenty miles below this city.
Mr.. Lawrence was asleep at the time the crime was
committed One negro has been arrested, who impli.
Gates two white who still at large. It would
look as though murder, piIlage and rapine the
1orlcr of the div.
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State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.

succession OF Jos. CoNNELLY deceased. -
fEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURT-Notfce is
Il hereby given that VIM. Holmes has this day filed
IN my office his first annual account Of his adnnistra
ton of the succession Of JOS Connolly, deceased and
unless opposition is made thereto in thirty days the
time prescribed by law, said first annual account will
be approved homologated and made the judgment of
the Court as prayed for.
- Given under my hand officially, this the 18th
IS day Of August, A. D. 1861
- lau14 ST IT, WRIGHT, Clerk
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BLuNDERs IN THE EXPLANATORY BIIL.--A Wash
ngton dispatch of the 9th ult, says that the oca
copy Of the supplemental reconstruction ISSUED
a few days since from the State Department 80 full
errors that it has been found necessary to issue
copy, which has been carefully compared with the
relied bill. The copy has led to the impress
sion, in quarters, that the supplemental act de
prives the President of all power of removal of dis
trct commanders and places it in the hands Of Gen
Grant The copy of the act shows that this
not true. And the rumor is still reiterated that he
will apply it to Gen Sheridan and supercedc that Of
fccr by appointing either Gen Thomas or Gen. Hair
cock The matter, however, was not mentioned al
yesterdays Cabinet meeting, and the rumor still seems
to find but little credence in official circles
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BEEcHER's BAIT FOR THE BLACK MAN.-In his re-
marks before the Equal Rights Association, Henry
Ward Beecher said Take black man, bait him
with white woman, and think you will catch the
black man." This says the Chicago Times, is proba-
bly, true but somewhat disgusting. If the Radicals
propose to white women as bats to catch darkles
with, it is to be hoped that they will use their own
daughters and sisters first; but in the war they got
others to do the fighting, and in negro suffrage
they propose only for other States so, in the matter
of bait they will probably attempt to use somebody
else's white women.
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NEw STYLES OF BILLS OF LADISG.-We call the at
ention Of shippers of merchandise and others inter
ested, to the language of the new styles of bills Of
ladjng adopted by the Steamboat Captains Assoca.
ton, for their use. We give, first, the bill of ladng
for up-freight
Received, New Orleans, ..., 1867, from 49,, in ap-
parent good order, board steamer .., to be dev-
cred without unavoidable delay {the dangers of nayi-
cation, fire, explosion, and collision excepted), at
wharf boat landing ten feet from waters edge,
where carriers responsibility shall cease, unto
assigns he or they paying freight at card rates,
and charges .... with % per cent. commission
for advancing, payable demand, marks and articles
as per margin, with privilege of ghtering reshppng
shippers agent. Freight earned to the point Of re-
shipment to be collected as charges without recourse.
Signed in duplicate by master, clerk agent.
COTTON LAD1NG.
Received, IN apparent good order, on board the .,
whereof is master, to be delivered without delay,
unless unavodabiy prevented, the levee at New Or
leans, dangers of navigation fire, explosion and col
iison excepted), as per margin and this memoranda
The owners and shippers now pledge and deliver the
property designated in the margin to the master and
of said boat, security to pay freight reye
nue. taxes and charges paid and advance made the
same, by said master and owners whether incurred in
transporting, or made on said property specifically
with 2 per cent commission all such payments and
advances. Masters and owners have privilege to re-
ship and lighter, Shippers agent Boat not to be
sponsibe for torn baggng and ropes of, wet by ran
and old damage
When re-shipment is made, freight to point of re-
shipment is earned, and master and owners may sub
rogate the master and of the receiving boat
u their rights against the property for freight charges
expenses, and special and general advances. Aud
whether the property should be shipped not if
be lost the consgnee is hereby instructed transfer
Immediately consgnor shippers interest in the pol
icy of insurance, to amount sufficient to freight
earned and all charges expenses and advances wheth-
general or special.
Rate OF freight ct ... per bale of $50 pounds aver
age, with rate of 80. cents per 100 pounds for all
cess, and charges with ~ per cent. for advances.
Shipped by -. Consigned to
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gster for the fifth district, gives notice in another
column that he is ready for business headquarters al
Monroe, Louisiana. His district is composed of the
parishes of Bosser, Claiborne, Union, Morehouse
Carroll, Bienvlle, Jackson Tcnsas, Concorda, Gaia
houa, VIM and DeSoto.
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VINO HAS LOST THEIR SPEcTAcLEs "A frecdwoman
OF this city has left with fine pair of gold bound
spectacles, which she found the street. The case
bears the trade mark of A. B. Gri5wod & Co. New
Orleans The owner can get them by applying at this
office and rewarding the colored woman.
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Tribute of Resnact.


The following preamble and resolutions have been
adopted by Shreveport Lodge No 49, and Caddo Lodge
No ll9, F. and A. NJ, of this city:
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God, in the dis
pensaton of His providence to from among
by death, Brother n. E. WRIGHT, who departed
this life on the 4th inst, after brief and painful ILL.,
ness; therefore
Resolced, That while we bow in humble submission
to the Divine will sincerely lament the death of
late friend and Brother.
Rtsozged, That tender to the grief stricken family
and relations of the deceased our heartfelt coincidence
and sympathes in the great afction that has befaen
them.
Resolued, That, token of respect for the memory
of our late Brother the usual badge of mourn
ing for thirty days.
Rsored, That these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes, that copy be transmitted to the family of the
deceased and that the city papers be requested to pub
fish the same.
Fraternaly submitted by
j. ". JONES'
NJ D. PARKS, c.,.
S. NJ. MORRISON COMMITTEE
r. II. TRIPPET,