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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-23

oEBIcKRS:
9Eo. K. WHEAT, President,
JANE MoCLuNEY, Vice President
JOHN BlBHoP, Secretary.
-, CHAs. WALLACE, State Agent for west
Virginia and Maryland. -
ptREcToRs;-John (. Wilson, jas. O. On,
John A. Armstrong, A. O. Quarter, Geo. K.
wheat, Samuel Harper, James McClunay,
Morgan l.. Ott, Geo. Adamk -
RETEREscns 9. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National BANK, Wheeling List, Morrison q
e.. Wholesale Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor.
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer.
Wheeling; Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe, Kraft q Co,
prugHista, Wheeling; Geo. w. FranIheim q
60. Wholesale Wines and Liqros, WhOel-
W6eoiins; Eewts s Bafes, { III PuS. 'sTS RsEintss.
Wheeling; T. Q. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling
Gampbell, Frew d Co., PubS Intelligence,
Wheeling; OFT, son 4 Co Hardware, Wheel.
Ing; ]. Z. Sands, CRAhier, FirSt Nat Bank,
Eairmont X. i. Camden, Prest. Nat. Ex,
Jr,, Wheeling, apF25
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TME New York Nation suggests one
strong argument for the Copperhead
method of paying The national debt; II
would mako IL Impossible Tor the na.
tlon ever 10 Incur another debt.
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We shave also on hand 5000 worth OF La
diea'And Chlldrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen In the State II
You want Bargains IN Boots and Shoes, 20 TO
Gardin0re New Store, cor. Main and Union
streetH and get them.
Every pair Of Boots and Shoes sold 1t this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and In
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Cireulafa Sent Fraa /

CONTAINING Llsts Of Dry and Fancy
- Soods. Watches, Plated Ware. Cutlery,
tiele. Great indueementst ITO Agents.. Plum.
MEk q MouLToN, Is Marshal street, Bos.
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ker street, New York. Also, by HENRY O,
MOORE, 90 Market street, Philadelphia,
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Taatistosay, we arc orsrns at our New
l4e Main Street :

lf.gs Iu.s ersfJ sfesf Iaifig ,Ei u.
90 ~ W. lsfi.l i.H 80 ttf III. !
Corner OF Upioa. W HEELiIHa
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
Tnat nOvsr have been nor never can:be. .bea.
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There are seven boxes OF the remains,
each box six feet long and Two feet
Wide. On being opened at the SoldIers
Rest, notwithstanding spectacle was re.
vealed, the charred relies Of mortality
presenting themselves In every con.
celvable form oi disgust and terror,
Among this ghastly heap are plainly
distinguishable twenty-three skulls not
destroyed, but whether OF men or
women none but God knows, The sight
Is II horrible one and will doubtless
never be effaced from the memory OF
the many who's saw 1t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

smefa In me ~ the Democratic
townships ~ rive them n tlesf ma ,
Imity Vet In this very township
the Democratic tloksi waa elected
ny n largcf maturity than ever, Tho
70 action Ia taking place. the poo
pic are getting thor eyes open, aud
The ground swell" Of popular In
dlgnatlon which II 10 sweep tho
plundorcra Of The people FROM their
places, h already beginning the roll. "
There are lessons, and Of broad
application, in these f,cts, which wo
will remember 10 our comfort IL we
will DO wise. Time aud patience will
euro many Of tho OWLS with which
We nro now threatened, beyond the
power and precautions Of tyranny
TO prevent il, A law that might dis.
franchise every white man in the
South, would soon provo but m the
withcs with which IL was sought to
bind Sampson. The Southern States
may be annoyed and disturbed, but
the laws which govern in tho world
of human nature, are of God, and
they cannot be repealed or long
couItcracted by man. Let us BIO
hopeful, prudent and patient.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06
coLn RLoonEn MunnEn.-Wc ARC main

CoLD FLOODED MURDER.-We arc panied
10 announce the fact that a most brutal,
cold blooded murder occurred in our town
on Tuesday evening last, in front Of the
store house of Capt. J. Peak. From our
office VIC witnessed the horrid scene, in
which IN old and highly respected citizen,
Capt. j. Lafayette Smith, was hurried to an
untimely grave, and this, so far as We have
boen able to learn, without single paliat-
ing excuse. Wilson, the man who committed
the deed, is also o rcsideut Of this county.
He was Immediately seized by the sheriff,
Mr.. Jere Brown, and confined in the coun.
~ Jail under strong guard. .... o..
For the honor and prosperity Of our State
see es of lis character are Of too frequent
occurrence, and we hope from this time
hence, tho laws Of the country will be rig
idly enforced. Let there DO no more les
capes," If it takes every man in the county
to guard the murderer and those who arc,
or may hereafter be confined in our Jail, let
them DO summoned. ....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

dfl,ef W stated M me W. ioes sab
fsf N sfisia, aai NJ sbou, . esloet 80.
iefdsy mofhlas ~ snistf me Caplisi
Cliy, n City NJ M lllils ~ Aasfn u 70.
~ appropriately styled llfsi. sleepy sad
severed rlih dast Tho literal ase N sosp
and satef anil elean Linen made quite q
change In our "phellnks,' and The writer
hereof Il now trying 10 Keep cool, enjoy
himself and pick up Items.
There Is no news here, politically % 9th.
efwIse, that you will not have received be.
fore this eau get 10 you. To-day, there Is
TO no n celebration by the Freedmen ofthis
city and vicinity, when they will 10 al.
dressed by tho Hon. Jas. u. Boil. The
freedmen have, understand, been making
great preparations for the affair. shall
not attend--ii's 100 hot
Mr.. Bell addressed n meeting Of the Rad
icals here last week, which you will hnd
noticed at lergth in the Gazeito Of last Sat.
urday. j. VS..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

Ths Vew Ymf times safs n Ia
" notable hct ihat ~ N Tho eiass
lnsi graduating N West Point,
every nan N tbo first ais scholars
IA ff6m the South lloroor, ofYif
ginla loads, and Sears, ~ Virginia,
IA third ihon, there aro Mallory, ~
Alabama llogora aud llaupt, "
Georgia. Griffith, " North Car.
olina, IN tho next six there nro
thrco Tonnonocnns, l'itmnn, Nh.
Ruiro, and Boil, while Tnttlc oi Mas.
sachusotts, Greer, NJ Pennsylvania,
aud lIointzclmnn, at large, occupy
tho other three plpcoa. Thus all Of
tht first six, and nine of the first
twelve places on tho scale Of mort,
are taken this year by men appoint.
from tho South, This Is the first
time in the history of the military
academy when tho Southern States
have swept afr all the honors. In
earlier years there arc many in
stances of cadest from the North
all tho first five or six hon
or places at n swoop but oflato tho
honors have oitenor been "casy," or
1t least, not all for Northern lati-
tudcs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

lim N kpcak, tjousal 0eoofsI
NJ Hail IA dend
Tho President IL expected ~ w.
day,
Nothing startling has boon dovel
opcd In tho Hurratt taae. OonomI
Grant was on Tho stand icslifying
~ regard 10 seeing JACOB Thompson
nj YlOksburg
Sharp ooliloquy regarding Thomp
sou. Tho prosecution declined say.
ing whether Thompson was con
noctod with tho conspiracy, but
wished 10 show connection between
him and tho prisoner IN money mat.
tiers.
Mrs. Mary Benson was on the
stand, and stated she lived in China.
da-that she met her aunt and hus.
bands expenses ut twenty dollars
per day. Tho prosecution announ-
cod this would close the evidence in
two or three days.
MEMPHIS, Juno zO.-Jcromlnh
Hall was found hung near Raleigh,
Tenn. A paper was found on his
person showing that ho was hung
by outraged people for horse steal
ing.
AUGUSTA, June 26.-Tho rcgistra-
ton commenced in this city to-day
SO whites and l57 colored.
CHARLESTON, June 2G.-The jury
in tho case of Boog and others, tried
for the murder of Roo in tho recent
duel, aftor twenty minutes delibera-
ton, rendered a verdict of not guilty,
and the prisoner discharged.
Judge Moses has issued an order
providing for the next jury panel
-boing constituted in conformity
with Order 80 of General Sickles,
the right Of citizcns with
out distinction Of color to servo on
iuries. ... .r ...U...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

date previous to one published in our last,
did not come to hand till this week. As it
has not lost its interest by "rocking," We
give il below:
AUSTIN, Texas. June 10, 1867.
My last, dated at Howard, Bell County,
left me waiting the falling Of the Leon riv-
er, on the morning Of the 10th inst. After
dinner, on that day, we concluded to visit
the river, distant eight miles, in hopes that
il had so far fallen as to permit the stage
to cross. About mile from the river, we
met Capt. E. NJ. D. Sawyer, one Of the own
ers Of the stage line, and several other gem
tlemen, sfoot. They informed us thai the
river was still rising that they had left
the Austin stage on the South side Of the
river, about 2 or p miles up The river, from
the crossing, where they had crossed in .
skif, and had footed II down the bottom to
where we had met them; and that if we
wanted to get 10 Austin within the week,
we would follow their example. This being
evidently our only chance, we concluded to
follow their advice. The Captain singing
my carpet sack across his shoulder, into
which he had hastily crammed some papers
and other necessary articles from his own
trunk, which he was compelled to leave be-
hind, and your correspondent very quietly
throwing across his arms sundry coats &c.,
and in our shirt sleeves, in the very hottest
part Of the very hottest day Of the season
90 far, We prepared 10 enter into the depths
Of an unknown bottom, thickly covered
with underbrush, and no roads but an occs-
sional eow-psth to follow. '.ii
Although somewhat Of an invalid, and
but little accus toned to pedestrisnism,
got along quite we'll; not SO, however, with
my fat friend, Captain John, who labored,
pulled aud blcwed excessively, and was
compelled 10 stop several times by the way
side and rest; vowing, at intervals, that
the next time he started from home he
rOulda 90 at ALI After about an hour e
tramp, we reached the point Of our desti-
nation, which was opposite MILL and dis
covered a skiff tied up TO n tree on the south
side Of the river. few 'hallo's" brought
TO the bank q man, who soon loosed the
skif and came over 10 Us. II was cOnsid-
cred unsafe TO entrust our entire force to
the little vessel, so myself, with the valise,
coats &C., made the trip over, and the fer
ryman returned for the Captain, who, BY
the time he reached the bank, was as per-
fectly saturated as though he had jumped
in and swan the river. We we're now about
three miles from Bolton, where Captain
Sawyer had told us the Austin stage would
wait until supper time for us. Fortunate
", We found negro man with an O1-vsg-
on who was going to Bolton, and we en-
gagged passage. And thus We entered the
tosn Of Belton, after q rough ride o. an
hour and hall, in our shirt sleeves, and
siih the psrEpirstiOn rolling from every
pore. Here our trouble seased; We found
The stage waiting US, and ct sbout siH
s'eioek. T. D.. witkihe ribbons in the hands
ar . sfffis-i scccnn o1ttinz ard merry
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06
MARRIED..

Al tho the residence OF the brides father,
on July 4th, inst, by Judge Y. Il. CooNBEs,
Mr.. WALTER L, CROW, TO MISS sALLIE
PHILIPS. '.
At tho residence OF the brides father,
on July ith, inst, by Goo. w. BAIRD, Esq,
Mr.. LEROY T.. Y0wRLL, OF Grayson Co.,
to Miss DEBORAH J. C0NKLlNG, OF Dali
las. .tr .S.r F.L
In Tarrant County, at the residence Of
the brides mother July -3rd. inst, at 7
o'clock A. ~, by Rev. D, PowERs, Mr.. JNO.
GRANT, to Miss HANNAH EDDEY, all Of
Tarrnnt county.
With each of the above notices, camo
real pyramids of the most delicious cake
for which we returnthe acknowledgements
of the Herald Office, and all hands join in
the wish that unalloycd happiness may
forever DO their lot, that peaco plenty and
prosperity may ever abound with them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-06

r IST OF MISUNDERSTANDING
Ia in Dallas Post Office, on the LIST day
of July, which if not taken out by the
80th of July, win be returned TO the Dead
Letter Office, Washington, ID. O.,
A-Silvester Allen, d. Axley. lH
B-w. Z. Barton, Mrs. Carry Brown,
Henry Booker. 20 -"
C-Iayid Cardle, d. s. Comb, W. l..
Cooper, Jacob Campbell, colored; VIM: L..
Campbell, Miss NJ. A. Croker, Jos. Gun
ningham, Hubbard Chamberlain, d. NJ.
Crutchfeld, Jas. Cannon, Jas. Chastsin, j..
W. Cavill, Jas. Cloud. -t.
D-Alex. Duvall, s. Davenport.
E-Thos. Edstmen, Sam'l Edison,
F-Rev. b. Frazier, Mrs. Bette Fergu-
son, John Fitch, VIM. u. Featherson.
GA. r. Gray, Ed. jill. Green.
H-Thos. Haysc Martin V. Hembrey,
Bell A. Hargrove, Jas. NJ. Hawkins, fbil.
Harper.
K-Capt. Kenner Milburn Kirby, Capt.
Z. r. Kidd.
NHenry Loving, John Langley, E. c.
Lively, Mrs. Maria Lively, Miss Almanza
Liggett, A. II. Logan, john ID. Long, VIM.
or Geo. Long, Jas. Love, colored.
NIB. b. Milan, j. c. Mathis, I. @.
Msrable, Capt Z. II. Moore, A. P. Mari,
Joe MeLain, Levi NeLain, y. C. McWhar-
ton.
V-Robt. NIXON.
Oh. C. Dram, 8; J. W. Oliver, Mrs
Melvina Odell.
P@ohn Pace, Vim. Polly, Jas. II. Pow
ers, VIM. Polsgrove.
R-sam Roberts, 2; ". W. Rooney, Jas
or EliIs Russell Co Record, J. W. Rather
ford, Martha A. Rosson.
sDsn1 Saunier Saiher Simpson, D
A. Simpson, W. H. c. Stribiing or @. W
Gentry, Taylor Stephenson.
T-Miss Mary 7. Thomas, Col A. ]
Taul. Judge r. II. Toisr, Jshn c. TAYLOR.
W-Robt. Wright 3; Alex. r. Wheeler
Geo. Williamson, Ned. Neleh.
T-U. A. Young, 8.
Any one calling f0T any Of The hb0vt
letters, HiIi flshse say isgsTfi-sd
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