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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-08-07
P. H. SHERIDAN
Major. General Commanding.

UEUKGE u IIAKIsTIFF, 1isalslauI AuJ ulaul Z
General"
The issue of the Republican OF the 3lst iD
slant, states that Peas was recommended by
A. j. Hamilton, and that he is native Of
Connecticut, but has been resident in Texas
since 1888. He is lawyer CT emiuence at
the Texas bar, and has served in both branches
of the Texas Legislature, and was twice
elected governor, serving from 1859 to 1857.
He was consistent Union man during the
war.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-08-07
COMMERCIAL.

Qui.man, July 20, 1867.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-08-07

DAr.-The U. P. R. R. laid two miles
and three quarters of track yesterday. heau
and Easement are showing ahcad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-24

Inquiries As TO the endowments OF
American colleges, disclose the import
ant fact that over three millions of dol
lars have been contributed during the
last collegiate year for the support of
thirty.oua Institutions. The list is not
complete, but in all probability the bulk
OF the donations hiss been included
These aids to education vary from seven
HUNDRED and sixty thousand to sixteen
thousand. The contributions to some OF
the universities are in addition to funds
already invested, the accumulation OF
the generosity of q century and longer.
Others ara gifts Tor the permanent
establishment of new schools, such as
the Cornell University, y. ", and
Tun's College, Mass. New York heads
the list, with Ssh. 600: then comes Mas
s4chusetts, sos, 900; Connecticut, S3l4,-
I 600; Pennsylvania, SIS, COO; Ohio, SOP,
COO; Illinois, 500. 600; Missouri, 500, 600,
10 Washington University, the famous
ST. Louis institutions; New Jersey,
I sd, 600. Pennsylvania has received for
Dickinson College, Carlisle, sos, 900; for
the Western University, Pittsburgh,
$95, 900, and for Lay:ayeite College,
Easton, $50, COO. The time-honored
/ University OF Pennsylvania has not re-
ceived any contribution. Harvard
adds to her endowment the handsome
sum of $500, 600, aud Yale S2O6, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-24
IBUKsHAY MORNING, OCr. 81.
Ohio County Union Ticket.
STATE SENATE:
DANIEL DONEHoO,
OF Hancock county.
lie ELEcrIoN To.DAY.

We have no last hour exhortation to
address to our Union people this morn
ing other than that it is the duty OF
every man who believes that as between
the party of the country during the war
and the party Of Vailnndigham x Co.
during the same period, there is still n
preference in favor of the former, 10 20
10 the polls and give eiTectual and prac-
teal expression to that preference.
Your sympathy is worth nothing
without your vote. 1t will not count
In making up the verdict tonight. 1t is
your ballot that the cause requires. In
difference to-day is virtually aid and
comfort to the enemy. They count
upon that state OF mind among many
OF our Union people as an element OF
success.
II may turn out tonight that score
or two of votes would have saved the
county to the Union ticket. Does any
friend of our cause want TO be number
ed among those who stood OF and saw
the battle go against his comrades
without 80 much rs contributing the
plttanoe OF one vote to save the result
We trust there is not single man in
this city who has stood true TO his Prin-
ciplss and his colors during the long
contest with the rebellion in all its
shapes, DISCUSSES and ramifications
that will not be found Yindicatiug the
consistency of his record to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-24

AN ANALYSIS OF FooD.-It is stated
that hungry man who sits down be.
fore pound of beeisSeak, tender
juicy, and an inch thick, and eats it,
win ind upon analysis that sixty-fye
per cent of his steak was water; thai
eighteen per cent will 90 to give him an
aldermantic fieshness; and that four.
teen per cent is assigned to warm him
and make him feel comfortable on &
cold day. OF the flesh-forming ingre,
dients, according 10 DR.. PIaytHir, every
one, on an average, requires ninety
two pounds annually TO keep up a
proper bodily condition. If it is not
Obtained from steaks. then 1t must be
secured from something else. Cheese
is great fiesh-foI mer $50 per cent, and
taken with beer, speedily conceals all
traces of unsightly bones. Two ounces
of flesh.formers per diem will keep q
man alive, if he is not forced to labor,
but hard labor requires six, or the
body will run short of starch and
sugar, and go bshindhand in health
and strength, In 100 parts of wheat
there are 10 pounds Of hesh, but there
is nearly double the amount in the
same quantity of oatmeal.
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THE UNION TICKET.

The Union ticket to-day tlies the
the names of Messrs. Donehoo, Stanton,
Bell and Whitman for the legislature.
The Democratic ticket those Of Messrs.
Apologize, Parker, Miller and Jacob.
One or tho other of these tickets must
be elected. II is for every voter in the
county TO choose between them. There
is no middle ground. Those whose
sympathies are with the continued
domiuancy of the principles and policy
that made and saved West Virginia as
a State in the Union, will vote for the
former ticket. Those who were all
along opposed to those principles and
who are.willing TO risk discretionary ex'
pertinent will vote the latter ticket. II
Henry a. Wise, who denies aud scouts
the legitimacy of West Virginia, Were II
voter among us to-day, he would be
found using all his influence against
the one and in favor OF the other. And
for the simple reason that he would re-
cognize the success OF Messrs. Done
hoo, stanton, Bell and Whitman, as
opposed 10 his theory of West Nir-
ginia's illegitimacy, and the success OF
their competitors as a step towards its
final endorsement. And not only Hen
ry A. Wise. but every rebel in the old
State, would vote exactly the same way,
were i. possible for them TO cast n bal
lot in our election. And were West
Virginia to-day TO elect Demo.
cratic Legislature. there would be
a universal feeling of exultatiou
among all those wo during the war ex'
ulted over every rebel triumph and
every Union defeat. The rebel editor
at Richmond are anxiously willing and
waiting to record any symptom OF re-,
action among us. They would hail 4
Union defeat as the first step toward q
reunion OF the two States. They have
no hope Of any such contamination rs
long as the Union party remains ii
power. They recognize that all progress
toward St must be made through the
success of the Democracy.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ shall on TUESDAY, the 18TH day OF
NOVEMBER, 1861, at iuy Office on Fourth
street, Wheeling, W. Va, In accordance with
a decree OF the Circuit Court for Ohio county,
West irginia maze and entered on the 18Th
day OF october, 1881, in a cause in Uhsnoery
pending 10 said court, wherein The Bait
more & Ohio Raj Road Is Comp ldiadFr and
William q. LGpeTty dHi OtheTs are Respon-
dents-prOcesd To ascertain and report the
various liens and claims, whether by attach
ment or otherwise, against tae proceeds OF
tue Judgment recovered by John L. Banefty
and William q, Lgfferty, who were late joint
cyntTactors anu partners under the nrfn
name OF j. e W. G Lanerty, against the
Baltimore & Ohio Hail Road Company, and
which proceeds in the bill in this cause
mentioned are now in the hands OF the Re
ceiVer OF thi. court.
Ali persons claiming liens upon the said
funds IN the hands of the receiver are here
by II quiIed. on or before the said 18Th day 0f
November, 1881, TO come before me and prove
their respective claims or they will be pre-
cluded from any beneit Of this or any ia
tuTe decree to be made IN TINS cause.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Master Com'r Ohio County Cir. Ct
Oc1I-dO4W4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-24

THEY have so odd AN idea OF amuse'
ment out in Arizona, that if anybody
is 6LGze on the subject here in civilized
regions, he cannot do better than &c
there for change. The Prescott paper
records ga row between I. w. Rusk,
our worthy hotel keeper, and one
Ward" commencing by IA fistic round
in Rusk's own bar-room," continued
by Rusk's procuring pistol and adj
vancing upon Wards position. Ward,
not being armed, fell back to Wise &
wheat's saloon" and secured pistol,
when the engagement became gener.
al, until Wards pistol refusing to re.
volve, he effected a further retreat &c
the saloon OF Goodwin & Saunders,
Rusk following up in order of battle
and so on. For such persistent
"wortby hotel keepers" and others, Il
sort OF portable, experimentation pis-
toll ought to be invented, after the style
OF NaPoleon's new crank artillery. II
is pity to spoil sport from having q
sulky Pistol.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-24

a CENSUS of Rome has been taken
which gives its population on July l,
1867, at 2l5,573 persons, an increase in
one year of 1872. OF these, 30 are
cardinals. So bishops, and 1892 priests
and ecclesiastics of different grades.
The city also contains 1889 monks and
2,2l5 nuns belonging to different orders
or congregations and for religious
purposes 1t Is divided into 90 parishes.
There are 40 colleges and seminaries in
Rome, and 300 OF its male citizens are
in the military service. All the people
are Catholics, excepting 1850 Hebrews
and about 500 Professionals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-24
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It l. an unfailing remedy in all cases OF Fa-
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Even the severest cases OF Chronic Neuralgia
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It contains nothing injurious TO the most
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-24

AN exchange paper states that JEFF.
Davis is to be tried next month. I'm
less we are mistaken we have seen
something of that sort before. His Of
fence was committed, we believe, sew
eral years since, and consisted in taking
up arms against the United ates,-in
.adhering to their enemies aud giving
them aid and comfort" L; is generally
supposed, says the New York Times,
that his counsel have managed TO put
of the trial from year 10 year, so that
all those who could be witnesses
against him may die or become super
animated; but those who remember the
facts OF the case, (and they are growing
fewer in number every year, say that
this is not the case,-that Davis has
been anxious for trial from the be-
ginning, but that the Government has
never been ready" The rumor that
he is 20 be tried now, or ever, meets no
credit. The Witnesses ARE dead or
scattered, the papers are lost, and it is
not at all certain that either the Judge
or the jury would know Davis if they
were to see him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-24

WHEN the intelligence of the results
OF the Pennsylvania and Ohio elections
reached Montgomery, Alabama, the
old news-agent there ran along the
streets with the morning papers, crying
out: "Good news for the rebels, good
news for the rebels-the best have had
since the time they defeated the Yam.
KEGS during the wRrrv And in Mont
SOuery, AS Ia all the other cities, the
men who had been fighting against the
Union were AZ exultant over the victo-
ries Of the Copperheads OF Ohio and
Pennsylvania as If these victories had
been effected by their own ballots.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-24

NOTWITHSTANDING the severe COM
merclal agitations in England during
the past two years, her great iron and
steel interest, which has been steadily
Increasing for the last twenty years, in
1896 stood higher than 1t ever had done
before. In 1877, her iron and steel eX-
ports were about i've and quarter
millions of pound sterlinEi from 1856
10 1895 they fiuctuated between ten and
thirteen and a half; and in 1866 they
reached almost to fifteen Millions
SIGN of remarkable vitality in time Of
universal commercial lassitude. Since
the great panic of last winter and
spring, mining matters there seem TO
heyS recovered somewhat of their tone.
The price of metals, particularly tin
and copper, has appreciated.
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Driven Away.

FEoN i. b. GARVLNFS FARM, THREE
L miles from Wheeling, on the wsynes-
hnrg road, on the sth day OF september,
1867, Two spotted and one red yearling heller,
and one tSSo ear old red heller.
a liberal reward will be paid for any tnior-
nation that Will LEAD to their recovery. Tue
or to
ocsi-2tdkltws D.B.SJ. GARvIS.
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alw adrtrtisrmtnts.
StraYed or Stnlen.

IRON THE SUBCRIBER, A LARGE
Il white and yellow COW, " 18th tar in her
foIehesd. very fat and heavy with calf, about
seven yeaTS old.
lead TO her recovery will be literally J6WRTd-
JOHN McGARRALL,
Oc2i-St National House, Market square.
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commissioners Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVES THAT l
IN shall on MONDAY the 18TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1867, at my Office on Fourth
street, Wheeling W. Va, in accordance
with n decree of the Circuit Court for Ohio
county, West VirEinin, made and entered on
the 2lst day of October, 1861, in cause III
Chancery pending in sal oOurG, wherein
Beverly NJ. Eof is com plalnant and Alexsn-
der EUstOn, ct ais, are respondents-Pros eed
to ascertain and report the various liens and
claims, whether by attachment, executions
or otherwise. against the proceeds OF the
property of Alexander Euslon, Thomas X.
ScIsnn, James X. McCann and George q,
Biackr who we've partners doing business
under the frm name OF Euston, McCann &
Co, aau which proceeds are now in the
hands of Beverly NJ. EafT.
All peFsons claiming liens on the said
funds in the hands OF said Beverly II. EOff,
are hereby required on or before tho said 18Th
day OF Nov. lS6T, to file before me their re-
spectiye claims. or they VIII be pTecluded
from any benehtoT the above mentioned or
any future dec ee TO be made In this cause.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Master Commissioner OHIO Co. Cir. ct.
oC2}-doawSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-24

A YOUNG wife, being asked what she
should do in case her husband should
fail, replied, "live on arms, to be sure.
have two and he has two, with hands
at the end of them." We will risk that
couple.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-24
For SaIa-Ghaan

THAT COMFORTABLE AND CONVENT.
L emily located residence, known as the
parsonage OF ST. Mathews Church, on Mon
roe street This property Is possessed Of
moSt OF the modern Improvements. For
THOS. o'BRIES.
oc2i-lR Real Eslate Agent.
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For Sale.

SMALL FARM. MILES BELOW
n the City, on Bogg's Ran, one mile from
the river, 30 acres all under cultivation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-24

THOSE who are charged with the
duty OF counting the vote afIer the
polls are closed this evening, will con-
fer favor on the public by using all
proper exertions so that the returns
may be received at the newspaper
offices in season to appear tomorrow
morning. We trust the vote of the
country districts will all be sent in to-
night.
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Wanted---A MAN,

WHO Is a GOOD FARMER, AND CAN
w give satisfactory evidence that he Is
competent 10 take charge OF two hundred
acres OF lanu' on me Ohlo River, WITHIN SIX
edged OF stock, especially OF sheep, and is of
perfectly temperate habiIB can hear of good
situation by calling at this office a man
with vile, without children and whose wife
would take charge Of The housekeeping de-
partment Ia gentleman and his wife 6eing
the inmily,O would be preferred. There Is a
Vineyard on the place, and II Is desirable
that the person applying might have q
Knowledge Of the culture of RrapeS-this
however, Is not made condition. None
but thorough-going intelligent man need
apply. oca-tf
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For Rent.

UEAE gTORF ROOMS La 1ELY OCCU-
ried by George r. TaylO- a CO., end J.
Clemens 4 Co., on Main =rTee :, also base-
Inent rooms finished. Good D. ces in second
story, and good rooms Tor 9th c. purposes IN
second and third story In good order Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
ale in the Sixth Wand, on reasonable terms.
THOS- HORNBROOK
once, No. Is5S Main street, above Mon
roe, up StRtrs- fehS-u
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for Bent.
For Rent.

S,EEsENEY & GIFT EN- INTEND RE
Main street next door 10 PollEck's SOtiOn
House and orfer their present room for lent.
PnSesEion given bv the 18th OF October
ocI SESSESEY & CITIZEN.
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Es.- No notire VIII be taken of cJmmuni.
cations not accompanied by a re- poLslD!e
name The name Will lie considered conn
tigEt,al bat must ia all c4ses accompany let
Ter. a. q guarantee OF good iaHh.
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ESs- Ten lines or less make square
HAHEIAGEs AND FUsEEtAT. SoTiCl7s, 20
rIs., when under six lines
simple announcements OF leans s'3I-9'
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the piece he learnt over in Ohio some
weeks ago, almost succeeded-the
exodus was prompt, not many remain
ing to hear Mr.. s. evince his familiarity
with rscent history by his reasonable
proposition to "wipe out this bogus
legislature Of yours" and "elect sue
cessor 10 Governor Peirpoint, who
would treat the rich and poor alike"
When the rinSmRster discovered the
house WAS pretty well emptied he
stopped Shannon as easily RS he had
started him, and thinking that Edging-
ton had gone for good Instantly pro.
nounced the meeting adjourned and
started the band as usual.
But now, the sober Democrats who
thought that they had finally disposed
of this dreadful meeting. and that the
winter of their discomfort was about
to be made glorious summer" saw to
their horror the departing few return,
and from their midst came forth MIR.
EdgfnHton, who was for them anything
but the Son OF York.
Mr.. Edgington took the vacated stand
and addressed the meeting. The late
hour at which we write precludes an
extended report of his remarks, espe-
cially as the band, egged on by the ag-
gravated and bedeyiled and confused
and deceived (but the alphabet won't
suffice) Democrats, continued TO play
tinued TO speak. But notwithstand-
ing 1t has been generally supposed,
since the Beethoven concert, thar
Max. Feinler's blow was eternal,
he here found his match. There
Is a windier. MIR, Edgington tri-
umphed. We have finally persuaded
| the foreman TO keep thisl form open
| long enough to Insert a verbatim re-
port of Mr.. Edgington's speech or thai
part which outlived the bands noise
He said 81 have fought the Democracy
all my life. Go TO the polls tomorrow
boys, III be with you.n Enthusiastic
cheering, only stopped by the manage
ment putting out every light in the
court housed
II you want to bore Democrat and
can't do it with election returns. ash
him how he liked the meeting las
! night.
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II Il X NJ -
SyARIABLY ~ ADyAScE.
HOKSISG EDITION
TKI.MEEKLY edition.

rnLTsHED EvEEY TUESDAY. THURSDAY
A<u SATURDAY.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCE.

PkEw d CO.
IDITUEs ASD PE0FEIET0Es
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-03
Poetry.
Growing Old.

What is it to grow old?
Is to lose the glory of the form,
The lustre of the eye? -.
Is il for beauty TO forego her wreath?
Yes, but not this alone.
Is it to feel our strength 1a sr-a5t8 q &
Not our bloom only, but our strength-decays
Is it to feel each limb -
Grow sitter, every function less exact,
Each nerve more weakly strung?
Yes, this, and more! but not, s,. .raosa
All, tbs not what in youth We dreamed 'twOult
be! t&ts34
II is hot to have our life Ha- ttNt" ID
Mellowed and sof5sned as with sunset glow,
A golden days declined
II is not to see the world
As from height, with rapt prophetic eyes,
Aud heart profoundly stirred;
And weep, and feel the fuiness OF the pas''
The years that arc no more!
1t is to spend long days
And not once feel that we were ever young.
1t is to add, immured 49,.
In the hot prison of the present, month
To month with weary pain. -.l .
1t is TO suffer this, -------.-----------
And feel but halt, and feebly, what we feel
Deep in our hidden heart
Testers the dull remembrance of a change
But no emotion,-none 800 ~ . : :
ltls-last stage of all
men we are frozen up within, and quite
Inc PHANTOM of ourselves .
10 near the world applaud the hollow ghost
winch blamed the living man.
a. re- -Mattte,o arnold.