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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-30
An-InEide neH.

The Cincinnati Chronicle relates the
following
Nearly. Two years since, four very
eminent ConfsdeFate Generals, dining
At the house of prominent Democrat
in tbIs city, while talking politics, e1-
pressed the opinion that the success of
the Repu bIfesn party in the next Pres
idantial election was 3 hxed fact, and
il Was the duty of the Sooth, If abe
hoped eyer 10 hare peaes sgains not to
Join IN forlorn effort, on the part Of
fha Democracy. but select abe least OBJ
jeCtionable Republican, and make him
their candidate They were unani-
mously OF the opinion that Chief JUS
Ifce Chase was their man.
A short time subsequent to this, \
lifelong friend of the C1ief Jnstlce
Was approached, with the request TO
sound the snzininsnt gentleman on the
subtsct. The friend declineds Bat
meeting the Chief Jnstics at . water
ing placs the simmer following, this
friend mentioned to Mr.. Chase the
contemplated move.
The Chief Jnstiee seemed much
pleased at the compliment paid him,
and said that stif the South could be
brought TO recognize the equality ofRn
men before the Law. any prominent
stE1esmEn of the Republican party
Ronldi be . hetter friend than = party
thar sought to- 70 back on the rsEolu-
ion, and zsEtSe the bitterness now
deao and baxied." ac @
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AMERICAN RoUsE,

- 1424GSs4ss-l- b.
Ebe Eg Important and exhaustive I'M
p7oyements which havsTeesnfly 6eenmade
IN N b pop1lr Hets, The largest In New
England, enable the propz5etprs TO ofH to
Tourists ,Faniltez. End he TrzTelfrg public
Recommendations and eonvenieues superior
70 any other hotel In tlls city. During TIE
past summer additions have been made Of
numerous suits Of apartments, with bathtDg
Eoomss water closets. &C., STACKED one OF
Tufts' magnificent PasssnEE elevators, the
pes ever conssruots1. conveys E1ss 10 the
upper story Of the nouss In ons minute: the
ennles have been neNtyGRd richly eEpeted,
and thu entire houze tloro1ghly replenished
and Tefurnlsheds making ii, In anits aP-
PoIntmentE, equal To any hotel In the eo1n-
tEy. Telegraph Omes, BiIlia1d Halls and Cafe
= - - - LEWIS RICE q SoE,
myE-Smeod- RTUpneto-z.
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TUESDAY nOKNISs, JUNE 30.
1nR edlloI OF The ReglsteT hss an i'm

1HR editor OF Inc hegtsteF uES AZ ILL
sztnst:ve mild. OF this fact ne often
mud evidences in the Columns of that
yeraeious sheet. The latest eoErusca-
ton is discovery which me editor hes
made Of '.a glorious uprising Of the
friends OF constitutional liberty In the
fastneszes OF our rnoaptaiu stAte''-
which reminds him Cnot Of ''l:ttie
story, as the reader might suppose,
butt of a tburder storm amongst the
Alps. Without stopping to inquire
who these "friends OF cOnstitutionsl
liberty" are, OF what constitutional
liberty" IS, We beg II any OF our friends
In The interior have witnessed any such
startling phenomenon. they viii send
us a description OF It. II the Demo
crate out there are leaptng like live
thunder" ..the rafting ersGs among"
"far along from peak TO peak" we
should like TO know it. Something
ought TO be done about it. out Infor-
nation is that 1.-The friends OF constitu-
tIoBsl liberty - are not performing any
such remarkable gymnastics but are
gathering IN Hide knots and hold
Ing theiF conclaves in some secret, ont
of the wey place at night, plotting
their treason while honest citizens are
ss!seP.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-30

The EXPENSE OF COLLECTING TIE
ISTEESAL REvzxuR--Int the course of
the debate On the legislative epProPria-
zion bill in the Senate, Thursdsy,
Mr.. Senator Sherman, Of Ohio,
stated that there is M country in the
world where she same amount of inter
nal revenue and excise Is collected at
50 chesp rate as Is IN this country.
The entire expense OF collecting our
Internal revenue is less thau fOur
De. cenium-bstween ard four
per cent. IL EseIsnd it is oTer six
per cant. A great deal OF InisapPrehen
sion exists in TIE public mind in regard
to the expense Of collecting orr inter-
mai revenue. TIE expense is n little
less pro rata than the expense OF coll
lec;irg customs, although the great
body of them Is collected In the single
port Of New York. The entire expense
being about 50 CO., o0 for collecting
sbont SSe5 eco go Of internal revenue
and the expense OF collecting customs
being about the same, Sc, Geo, eco, for
collecting much smaller sum in gold.
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NEw YORK dispatches to the wash
inEton papers OF Saturday evening.
contain the following Sensational po-
lItical gossip:
Startling developments have trans
ptred In reference 10 tie acton of ~.
Democratic CenSeatioa. II i t,siis,S,3
by the best>informed that amer ! S,, =
plimentary vote 20 Pendleton. TIE Hon
Horatio seymour VIII Be chosen by !
the Presidency. 1t is stated thEt BE
recent speech Was evoked With 5t6i-
view. The New York delegation ~
all present.. aud unauimouSly in favor
Of SeSnionrls nomination Thsy ~
leaving NO atone untnrned 70 secure Il
and they say the prospects are thai
their efforts will be crowned with sue
cess.
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a BPeetmen sLArEe Hnd Eufhastae1ae
DeuiseEzsIe UPr1stns."
In the eIncinnati o. szaGI Of Sal
urdsy Ws ma ths foIloHinE rseount 81
. fElorions uprising Or ths friends q
0onsti q IIbrtz's Lrlds wheeling
Rsgiss5I In the fsstne@sssof Indiana.
II occurred At Indianapolis
: The other day they thought to get up
q little steam with 4 white poys m
blnen picnic. That famous old VA ah-
rior, Major General John Love: II -
hero of 100 900 battles As truly =
yFss The I.er61uf one, I'D 1heserrieat llle
Of veterens on their winding way.
They made 6u Imposing RpPeaRanee:
Indeed. they were imposing on some OF
he green ones. It was high DAY 1or
foIkS thai had second-kspd soldier1s
clothesn to hire out by the small. 1nere
vas 4 heavy fOrC5 Of them 1ney
moTed by platoons-- There were aoouk
thirty plat0ons, Numbering one mAn 20
paying Andy OF for recent nomlnR-
lions; twelve served ia conFslesceut
camps, making red cedar canes; ten
we're sutfler's clerks, and the balance
were strangers In this neighborhood.
s'The white boys in hlne" came home
feeling bIuer than ever. Some tried TO
drown this feeling IN whisky, -Ehich =
modern Dsmocracy in Its ddl6 state,
bat they came ouE bine5t OF all. III
never tell you EhAre some Of them
came out from. So triumphant WAS
the success Of this drst Demonstration
OF the white blnes" that the Sentinel,
of the following day, devoted all four
of its pages TO saying nothing about II
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aaRYKTMmsIeHF.

Screaming al Che top q rs ycsee-atzt1rhs
al the sleepy heads Of ice kouse. sndSo
nezsdooF neSShbor. How nnsn Sou hear
the thoughtGes remark, Choke that s4usl-
ling BabyP Now, this b yey unktnd Of
ron, my htsnd. Ones ron had juss soea =
time Teething. Chohs. Pain. FEetfni, Wake
fuI FeEe-, Bowels disturbed 80 SgaeP for
ehHd on parent a long night Of watching,
and a weary morning dsvnz. bringing No
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REv. ADAM Pos, D. D., died a. his
residence in Cincinnati. Friday last.
DR.. Poe has long held = prominent
place betoIe the Public as an able ard
useful munster OF the Methodist Epis.
OopaI Church. and bis demise Will be
moOrned by large circle of friends in
the church and Iu the general comnu.
nifty. He WAS born in Coiumb!aua
county. July II, 1854. The family name
Is well known TO tee reader OF our Dor.
der conflicts and Iadian warz, and he
himself was a grandson OF Adam Pos
OF historical fame.
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HAPpYnaRRIaGm.

EsA7s ron Youxs 1EEE, On The ErTorz.
ments 10 Nznf4Ee, With The humane TseE
Of treatment srd eu-e, and IN sesled letter
envelopes nee OF charge Address, HOW
ARD AssoCIAIIoS, Box Pr Philadelphia,
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TIE New York World denonnees he
new ccnsutution OF the State OF Ar
kansas, because II guarantees the
''civn and political equality OF all
men" This is Democracy as expound-
ed and exempllned by The modern discl-
pies Of that school. Such wsEe not
the notions of Thomas Jefferson and
the fathers OF pemoeraey.
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Antiquity OF Brandreth's PMS.

Antiquity OF Brnndreth's PlIs.
age IS not csatmed as merit, only IS 8
sEsn 81 intrinsic worth
The really EsefnI article Lives on with 4
strong vitality; The poor one tanguIshes for
Q time and then Eees out easily.
BEASDBHHs Pills are even presaibsd
by great phyxieisns when the bosels can
loudly sor help, becznsa they nsxE fal TO
open and give RELIEF
Hundreas of thousands would consider 1t a
esiarnity II these safe family P1Is could not
be obsained. 1t has been omeiaHy settled
that more OF BRASDRETH's PILLS are sold
than All oihe- pills put together. Merit sells
EaAsDRrrHs PHI poses qaallnes
which restore every orzzn and dbeE Of the
body 10 health; are purely vegetable nndsafe
for every period oTIife-
PrfndpaI once. BrzDdreth House, New
w. E1E eaa
SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS
ie1s-ImdaE B. BRASuzETH.
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A FoRoERy.-"Si1teen reasons" why
Gen. Grant should not be nominated,
were published months ago. and as
cribed 10 the friends of Mr.. Colfaz.
The friends OF that gentleman immedi-
ately disclaimed them, requested that
their publication should cease, and
declared TIA: they mus: be more harm
fuI 20 tbelE supposed author than to
General Grant The "sixteen reasons"
are now going the rounds OF the Cop
perheed press The disclaimer of Mr.
Colfa1's friends is not mentioned, and
Il n ,hs more reckless papers denied.
1t is too early in the CANVASS for such
tactics TO accomplish anything.
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7 Which in tSinklng. af.
Produces the Most Enchanting
Shades OF Color,
From Brown 70 Black, isoon sequently q EnI-
1esal faYortte, the more ezpectally asst
InPRoVE EHk ouALEr OF HK AA1R,
And requires renewing Las frequently than
any other.
ChEfstadOro's Hair PreserTatiFe.-
wonld you have Iuxur1ant glossy 1esss
clustering around your brow. Ike vine ten
drils round = parfan Essafts Purehsss that
oelehEalsd apd matches Prepa-ztsoa known
thrcngbout the nshionzb5e Eorldas GIRLS
EAD0R0S hair p-sserTa and bsautiher.
sold by Druggists. and applisd by an Hair
Dresses NanufaetoEy No. IS AEalden Lane.
Principal Depot No Astnr HOUSE.
teIE-Imd&v .lslsia1s 81
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stfamhoats.

For Cincinnati. LoutsxIne and st.
L0uIs.
- me nne passenger steamer PO-
q saf7AToAAG, Cap Chas- Auhleman.
1EsZz@Ewtn leave ES ab5ve On Tue+aS
the 60Ih INST, Al 3o'e4gek p. M
H- BOOEHs BA1TBILE = CO.,
te8-a F.7-H---=r-- ARentE
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Notice.

THERE WILL BE a MEETING Of
i The Gtockhogders of The Wheeling Gas
Company TO be held on the second Monday
Of July, 18Th, Al the ofaee Of the Secretary
at O'Clock p. m, for the purpose ofelsGtfon
Of bliss g5.sssofS- GRO. T. r1SeLx. sse.y.
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Fare Reduced.

me fne ssde-Shsel stezmEs
- j. y. NCcUELoCGH, CAPT. Moore.
Ie1eSH BAFARD, Capt. Shepherd
leave Wheeling Tor Marietta and Par
EVERY EYESISG.
Sunday Excepted, at nine O'Clock p M
PASSAGE ThrOuEh, Meals and State Rooms
included 81 81.
Boat foE Pitsburg every morning At :
FreiEhts yin be resolved al N hours offhe
day on the landing. T8Tp4ulins and other
appliances have heeu provided by the CON-
pany for the preservation and Efety Of an
freight, Ehsther In large parcels OF small
Freishf carried either up ordoSl at Re
JAS. h. HOLMES, Agent
7. b. NOSG. Freight Agent.
ruaTf-n
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mY ONE BOTTLE
r.AuezIiEs EFAET- osoRDIAL,,,

Baby rests swsstly: The little teetheone
through nicely; Mamma Is rested: Papa Is
ready for break1st, and your neighbor WIN
not ssy, a Hang the Baby" hut blezsed be
LaushHnrs infant Cordial. Only 3 cents
Bottle. ma-l&
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bride. Is slipping the sweets Of the
honeSmoon At Cape May.
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CovNTFRFpTTER pABDorvD :

The President has parionsd anothez
counterfeiter, who was convicted four
years ago aud sentenced to fSe thou
SAND dollars hua and fifteen years inn
pE!SonmenI.
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Mr.. Pzxp1EroS said in Congress in
Iss2 .'Yon send these notes out in the
world stamped with irredeemabiiity.
You put on them the mark Of Cain,
and. like Cain, they will go forth to be
vagabonds and fugillyes on the earth. -
win tSs.s ..vas aSss % Pay On lns as0'
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DIED.

FLoRRSCEIon Monday mnrnIng at s3<
O'Clock. DAVID. son Of Samuel 7. Florence,
aged TWO year, and ten months.
HIs funeral VII take place from the razi-
dnce OF his parents, Fillmore street. Gem
Ire Wheeling. to-day al Up. m. The friends
OF the family srereqnestedt 70 attend
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Con. a. X McCLURE, of the Cham
bers6urg RepoSitoTz, Will stump Penn.
syIvania for Grant and Eolfax.
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Taz AFethodists have over fifteen
thousand Sunday schools.
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For Sale.
Fifty Building Lots
WHEHLHa MhAHp.

A 6U6TAETIAL 6TOSE VINE HOUSE
II md eEIlEr ts9J eighty 6ees loc< b. t21
IEenfK - asc7Pee1E9 neer1y tEstZtJ tEoEz-
abouI thR same CApac4TT. ERkSSS G15
other fixtures neoesAEY 4or mAnu1srGcrng
Wine. 1hO1zb bu1ir IcC . wine cellar II =
equally vel sdSpssd fog manufactures Ra3
storing laSeI-bssr. WIKI tdls IN be Eo93
about four 8cTa5 Of land On Thtch = alSo
eTec5eo, sdt0tutrE the SStne aouse Eood
EEms fEO-s1oEy GEe3hAE hocss q esEhI
rooms, and . lzrEs Etah3s nsGElT new Ina
Tho3s i Odere i3oZ IeE than t6e coz q LhE
Improvements
Any peDon desiring 70 ozaEen Dsazfas-
turing WISE o. LA9ER-BE6E should cali
zrd Sc t1ls property besore investing else-
me BUILDING LOIS oGEad ara Ths
MOI 6eS1rzhae Island EOe8 GOE In the mE[ke<
ana VIII be sod a. lev EaIS On eGsy GEHG-
1hs above embraces E3SEt FsoCTJoa O. tbs
Sand Vineyard running eEsS nom tia EGa
ground to tee dTE.
For further Information sPplT At 30 =
Main street, up EtRtrE, To
apcis mo ?. GILCHRIST.
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For saIe for Half Is Value.

4 SMALL EAR1F CONTRASTING ~
"a AGs. within TWO r1A Of GI1EEr8
Nh. Eo4 sood=5 n1s n c3dFEl1n1.
Ih6 growing crop EEab 6o5dsEIEH EhsIE.ld
II deEtrsd. PTospset 6atteElEE f< "A aim
d21t yield
jelS I IRWB.
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TO alI Whom it NAV Concern.

To all Whom it May Concern.
TUBE WAKEFIELD COAL AND SALT
II Company. coCpola4s0n existing under
md 6y Virfne OF tkie laws Of the etate of
Kentucky, by act Of 1ts e2is1atuTe, SPprUy-
aHendmsnt % SID acE approved Esbrnary
sGsh. A. u 1B6S, whereby ceItAin powers,
privileges and franchises are conferred upon
sid company for tile Improvement Of the
Big Sandy RiEeT, and 5os The 6evelOpnenI
an pCoducttnn Of the minerals and lnm5eI
resources Of The lands sdtS emit thereto, now
heTeby give notice that they VIII apply to
me Legislature Of the state Of iFFesf VIZ
g4ntA, nov IN session. tor IhB confirmation
and 1dHpuou Of said charter and amend
1lents Or \ charter embracing The same
r1&htss PoTera and privileges.
By ordeT oft1as liFeeeofIFs ~ ~
CHARLES FCARRINGTOS.
Prest OF Warneld Goal aud SAN Cornrar5y
| WHEELSG. dune =. 1858 je2S-3TdS
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NEURALGIA

Can % sfest1any cured b taxing M. Ro-
bseks BLOOD PudEef and hood RIn4. ana
nathtng the 1deeted parts with F1negCrs OF
Sold hya1 DTnEE1sts 6TeIyHheTe.
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zoHNsfoN-F0X-At ChfcSgo. June EIst
by Rev. ". W. Hanha, AE. DAVID D.
JoHSsToS, Of Monmouth, III, 70 MIS-
AARIoS Fox Of The former place
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For Sale:

.ON THURSDAY, THR sTa DAY or
" July, A. D. 1s6A
day Of Oeso6eE, A. D. 1SG7, U1d6 By John A
Sa1Kston to william kLhs1dRneF, nWtee
and recorded IN the EsSnEdsr1s oGdes a
Chic county, Wet Va, In Book Numbered
s. foil rs, viii seH on THuEDAx, EE
SEH DAY or JULY, 15E3, eorunsnc1nE a q
O'Clock, al m. ~ The fnnt door o. the CoaTf
House Of Ohio county, 1nGhe hiEhet bscdeZ.
II pnh1tc suction, an TIE E4Ehl tlie ED4 tn-
ton In the esGa1e Of JedEaon L. SEnEzEd1.
dsesAEad. Ia q ment5oued and desZtbed Z
a11 DeSd Of ITGSE.1
Terms Of 6zle-CAEz
selling As IrH1ss VIII CONVEY 70 TIA
purraasa only snsh tttis - Is vested L.
". RHE1DAFFER.
5EssfE -.
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humber for sale.

WE HAVE ON BAND A LARGE
w lotof rs inch poplar uInheEs selected
from e to - Inches, and from 10 01e teef
long. Those who With 70 pt1nchass such
east Of Garrett Station, B. q o. b. b.
jsD-lSd JAMES A. RICE BRO.
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Notice.
sueERYRoRs o. OHIO 90.

sURERYIBoRs OF OHIO CO.,
GEKEE6 OFFICE June 80 lsoa-
AN ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Board of Supervisors OF Ohio county,
VII Be held Al Ihe CouIt House. on Thurs
Gay, The ID day o. July. 1875 St 10 o'Soekp
jese-st JOIN G. PORTE, CaE
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EheelIBE, Marietta and ParkersburR
Daily Packets az.

The Esse wheel steamers are
I 4BEGGAssEnd tEXRRSSS- 70
E1zI Rebecea leaves Wheeling every
Rxpre8 Raves whess1aE sve-y Tnes4Sy,
IIdEsday and Saturday, AZ II oleIOek,am-L
Connecting at BellAtre With trains from
Pittsburgh, dne a II an
Freight reeaptsd through TO al polnts be-
tween Parkerx6urS and GSIIipoafS
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
declQ-G .sa--s AEents-
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coNNIssteNER b lNrRRyA1 RYYRNuF,

The Finance COMMITTEES Of thASenats
bss reported against the continuation
oi Perry Fuller as Commissioner OF
Internal Rsveoue. but the Senate did
not take action upon The rePorL Some
OF FUiler's friends have been tryIEs TO
buy The influence of one or Two neNs-
papers, hui Is Is reported he himself
gives up The case, and Will ask The
PresIdenJto withdraw the nomination.
on Monday.
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Wheeling Trottine Par
WHFNTgQ REAWI

A SINGLE DASH OF Two; NILES
AID FORTY D0LLaRS bat9een JaInes
Vernoa's T. m MAID or TIE MIST
and Jno. b CrdlAnd's 7. IN. LADY coll
Inns ,a5
Rsne to take place at O'Clock tbs p Ia
1 Aagittanee Free rs VERNON.
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Hrp a6rertisemeHts.
ForZaoeTue,

$50 2,CapE CoaIst1n WI IssEeEs
Z zsAab0Ee IO-niEht n ntdElBAlis
= EEElEnt recefEed and bllls ofIadiRE sGoed
n TIE " llaEf Eat until oeloek n M
BDoTR, RATIELLE & CO..
1es-5lt -. Agsats,
FOR Cincinnati. LoutsTnleza ana ST.
Louis.
The steamer CHARL9RSTON and
- fE5ARGEs. Capt AuTdock, VII
AEleav6 a above on Wednssd1ys
me Isl, At nom.
For freight OF pssssEe, apply On 6oErd q tn
BOOTH, BAETELLE &CO-,
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zHydrauIio GsInaDt

ION ISIS EunsuS RIVE cKHEE,
&c m11RETzsERo.
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The War Department has received
from General Reynolds, commanding
IN Texas, letters showing that there IS
n great deal ofcrime IN that Stale, and
also the order he has issued in thenAat-
ter. of which the following is tha ma
teTial part: "Reliable information re-
ceived al these headquarters shows
:hRt in many counties in Texas organ
lied bands of laWiess men ara commit
IiHg murders and otherwise violating
the laws and disturbing tie peace OF
the country it IS therefore ordered
Gha: all civil officers use Increased dIl-
ligencs 10 arrest parties SO offending.
For This purpose military aid will be
rendered on application 10 any post
commander in this State. Informa-
ton with regard 10 offenders Is re-
quested from all citIzsns. Such iafor-
nation may lie sent direct 10 These
headquarters or 10 tbs most convent
ent military post. When civil officers
faE 10 discharge their duty, evidence to
This effecL Is EeQuesied TO the end that
the proper steps may be taken in the
premises"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-30
CHARLES sETBKR

FANCY DYER, soouRER AND KE-
u a Etls r Sqlfh scressy nearta.e lE3s-Jef 9.
a StizEis, IirEsiIss R{6hdEs, eTEEy de.
sGpttoa Of SfR a7d Woo4ea Goods eEsent-
Cd - shoEt nos3oe, ard On EeAsonak1a terms
WO0l4n E6E1oEtess rnar2fLy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-30

H4RBoEATE OF LIh[E-Iha hsz Cissn-
" 4ect2at and deodorfEEr known. sid In
GAns OF By the pound at Z BOOKINGS
f11aTr11eys No 1O6d Fellows HR1l-
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Dissolution of Partnersla,in.

DissoIutlon OF Partnership.
TUE PARTNERSHIP HERV17rSa1sp
II existing under the Nm li1rl1Is -
man . Co, astx1IeEs nf7 Ss,rS-z-SS 15,11S5
Monroe street Foundry " haaSir@ TSts s,SSS
vas mutually d1Slql Ee4o On Tia III 4aSfaT,T
Theh1stness n future VII % eSfrisS5 ~,
pGEered % a111 en11est al 5SisS1SS o.
ma INN Of dG61pnA1i = Co ~ -
the pAfronHEeh erstofore eEtentie1 - 49, -
drTr We asE cont a ~ 49, - -
the new, 800 . = - - - p
HESRY n CHAPDFAS
+ WRKULlSG. W. Va June "a -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-30

HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio Co. Cir Ct.
Iuns "a ~. feSl-oaN4Nd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-15
Literary Intelligence
THE BOOK TRADE.

In the more pressing political interests
which are at present absorbing the general
attention we have been compelled somewhat
to lose sight of what is going on in the liter
airy world. We are glad, however, to per-
ceive from various unmistakable Indications
that the season is likely to be one oil consld-
erable literary activity. The announcements
of the PRINCIPAL publishing houses are numer-
GUS and promising. In New York the Ap-
pletons. Hurd and Houghton and the Harpers,
and the Boston firms of Lee and Shepard
and Ticknor and Fields have each in prepar-
alton long list of works to be issued during
the autumn months. A very slight glance
at the announcements of these houses, as
we'll as those of many others which we do