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Commissioners Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NJ O44SH 40 6AS1SE0 vi ' CIV 4n04 1
IN shall, on
Friday, the 3Oth dny of July, 1869,
at my office, on Fourth street, Wheeling,
w. Va, in accordance with a decree OF the
Circuit Court for Ohio County, West Viz.
Einla made and entered on the 9Th day OF
June, 1853, in a cause in chancary pending
in said Court, wherein Alexander Heyman
is complainant and Jefferson L. Sangston's
administrator, ct ais are defendants-com-
mence TO receive proof-in order to ascer-
tain and report what debts mot embraced in
a former reporD there are due from tatd
S0nRston's estate, and still unpaid; or any
other matters may deem pertinent, or may
be r. Iulred by any OF the parties TO this
suit, or by any of the cred itors Of said estate.
Ali persons claiming to be creditors OF said
estate are hereby notified to appear before
me on or before the LIST DAY OF sEPTEMBER.
1859, and produce and prove the amount OF
their respective debts, tf they have not al
ready done SO. on pain OF having their said
9nnnnSed respective debts excluded from
psyment by the said estate in case they fail
10 prove them as Aforesaid.
on said lst DAY OF SEPTENBER, 1859,
shall close the receipt OF such proofs OF debt
do a. HANNIBAL FORBES,
Com'r Ohio County Circuit Court.
f1l2.Oaw1w
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A READY WRITER.-A friend of ours
says he never was ready writer"
before he obtained one OF those cele-
brated gold pens sold at O1toby &
Duheld's Jewelry Store, 103 Main
street. Full stock OF gold pens and
pencils, watches, clocks, jewelry, spec
tacles. solid silver and plated ware, at
JOB" Call and see.
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BEFORE JUDGE JoHNsToN.-Yester-
day, Andreas Thomas was brought be-
fore Judge Johnston, charged with hav-
ing violated the law in three instances,
by selling spirituous liquors on Sun
day. The accused was not ready to go
into an examination, and was released
on his own rccognizance to appear be-
fore the Justice Tomorrow.
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New Two Story Brick Residence
For Sala

AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THAT
| substantial brick residence situated on
Tue corner OF Market street and Alley u,
centre Wheeling. The LOuSc Is Lew, con-
tunS rooms, and has good cellar. The pa
pe:ing, painting ana gIa:ninE now lew, and
everything about the place Is in com PIelc
order. a, IdOS. O'BR1EN,
Heal Estate Agent, custom House.
iunG5
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DON'T fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear at 1O7, and compare prices with
those of other ofthe leading Shoe firms.
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81sksauee.
peabody Insurance Company,

AT WHEELING. W. VA.
......'''.'''' - '''''''' -.
WIN the privilege OF increasing the same
10 S5OO,OOO. or-o1s
~, IL tHHT I RATEs A. NJ. ADAMS.
az q SDPEw + PANNELL, JAMES F. BARSRs'
ASDhE $500 THOMAS HUGHES,
u JOSEPH n. WOODWARD.
This Company having been fully organ 5H1-
ne is now PrePa red Q take NTtts4csSa a
raIes on Buildings OF All kInds. net S1rnitn1e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Establishments, FoLnituIo'
Steam Boats and Cargoes on the Me Sef,1
Rivers and Lakes. This company s IGtnS
composed mostly of our leading p9 1s -
men recommends itself to the fsXorao!e GU Sn-
SHERATON of the insuring public uoiic, a 1aq IN
Icits their patronage. .Applica1ons iot TN
surance win be promptly attended 70 81 Ine''
ONCE over the Peoples Bank. MAIN sLtee''
WILLIAM BAILEY, Prest:
ALONZO LORIEG, Vice Prest
NC. ARTHUR, Sec'y'
F. 3. IRWIN, Jr., State Agent.
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For Sale.

E5IRABLE PROPERTY IN THE bust
~ ne>s part O! tnc city. Three pieces ot
ground with Il feet front each, anu 1872 feet
deep, on Main street, between Monroe and
Union. /. 1R"1c.
{T1T,l
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GGt Ren1.
For Rent.
Aas gaIe.
For Sale or Ranf.

A new AND DESIRABLE BRICK
Faith and sixth, containing seven rooms and
an attic, with Gas throughout. Bath Room
amt everything complete. Apply to
jys-3t JOS. A. BODLEY.
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BALTIC Base Ball Club play match
with the Stric(Ouines to day at 2H
O'Clock p. NJ.
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FINE French Lasting Button and
Lace Caters at Blond q Bachman's
corner Sprigg Alley, Main Street:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-09

THE North Pole has been discovered
and is on exhibition at the Bridge
Corner Drug Store.
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THE Arctic Regions will be found
during the warm weather at Logan
List s. Co.'s. Bridge Corner Drug Store
Mineral Water, favored with the rich~
est syrups, flows from a miniature Ice
berg
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PARTRIDGE is prepared to take te"
more orders for portraits in Oil or
Pastel
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BLOND q BAoHMAN have received a
fine assortment of the Spring Style of
Lasting BaImorals and Button Caters.
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For Sale or Rent.

NIWO SMALL NELIIIEIN HOUSES
ON WHEELING BLAND.
Eruuire OF JSO. -. GILCHRI3T,
Inaf26-li 50 Main St, up stairs
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Franklin Insurance Company.
:. IN WuEETING


DfTeCG0TS.
RANT, MCCLRLLAS, GEORGE MESDEL.
p q ToGIS THOS. z. SHALLCEoss
a W. FRANZRRIH, J. N. VAHCE,
u Hours MICHAEL REILLEY.
LOUIS @. STTEL'
This company how having been Organizes
fiye years, and In that time done a s1CcesSt
mi business, Is still prepared TO take IAAs a.
fair rates on Buildings OF all KINDS MercH IS
disc, Manufacturing EstaollshmenTs, ~
niture, steam Boats and carSoes ON the - -
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company "
fers superior Inducements to Farmers, Wn 1
by they can be insured on Dwellings, T ~ !.
nlture, Barns, and contents for 8 or yetus ~
reduced rates. This being state company
Will LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus OF any company IN the
State; and composed OF some nlneLy'lO !
stockholders, most of whom are a1n0as III oIIa
best business men, recommends ltSeil 70 Gne
favorable consideration OF the lnsurln5
public and solicits their patronage. ApPn-
cations for Insurance will be promptly aLteu-
ded TO at their office, No. . Monroe street. or
at their several agencies throughout the
State. GOWN, s,.
B. q. DICK, Asst Secy.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL. Vice President.
feOl9-dSw
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For Sale al q Rargain.

y dow sash, Glazed Venetian Window
shutters. all as good us new Tor sale low by
uAr:S Nj. NELLY.
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TIE finest photographs in the city are
made at Partridge's.
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BALTIC Base Ball Us. Stric(Duines'
2H o'clock P. n.
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TAKEN CuARGE.-The Baltimore and
Ohio railroad Company on the LIST
Instant took charge of the Sandusky,
Mansfield and Newark Railroad, which
will hereafter be known as the Lake
E.ie Division. W. c. Quincy, Esq, is
Assistant Master of Transportation of
this and the Central Ohio Division; Da-
vid Lee is General Supervisor of Road;
George II. Brown, Supervisor of
Bridges; and Vim. Wing, Cashier, with
Offices at GAINESVILLE.
The acquisition OF this road must add
largely to the business OF the Baltimore
and Ohio. We hear that arrangements
have been or soon will be made with
the Sandusky and Toledo, and the
Michigan Southern, so that there will
be no break in the line from Chicago to
Baltimore. When that is accomplish
ed this will be one of the favorite routes,
both for passengers and freight, be-
tween the Northwest and the seaboard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-09

COME one come all to the match game
OF Base Ball.
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ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-Else-
where in this mornings paper it will
be seen that another OF our old citizens
has departed this life. We refer to the
demise of Mr.. Aaron Lancaster, for
many years a resident OF our city. This
cad event occurred yesterday at his res
idence on Preston street, and his fu.
neral will take place this afternoon.
The deceased was soldier In the war
of 1912, and bore an honorable part in
the defence of Baltimore when menaced
by the British forces under Gen. Ross.
Not many months since Mr. LRncas-
ter was made the recipient of hand
some testimonial from his employees,
and the address made on that occasion
on behalf of the donors, expressed the
high estimation in which he was held
not only by themselves but by the COM
munity generally: He has left as a
legacy to his children "a good name,
which is more to be desired than rich
ga
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-09

WHY will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purity of Perkins, Stern & Co.'S Califor-
MIA Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed
mund Bocking.and Booking & Carroll.
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Saw and Grist Mill For Sale.

WYE OFFER FOR SALE OUR STEAM
w Saw and Grist MI!l, situate at SaIuis,
Monroe County, Unio. The above property
will be sold on easy terms or exchanged for
'' iHh ItIP NEsBITr d HORNBROoK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-09

POLICE CoURr.-Judge Good disposed
of the following cases in the Police
Court, yesterday morning: Andrew
Combs. disorderly, five dollars and
costs; Samuel Allis, same charge, ten
dollars and costs; William Gray, same,
discharged; George w. Eckhart, selling
liquor on Sunday, twenty dollars and
costs; Rebecca Robinson, assaulting a
lady. ten dollars and costs; Isaac Smith,
emptying putrid matter into the river
at the wharf, five dollars and costs; r.
o. B. Gail, discrderly, ten dollars and
costs.
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ONLY Is cents to see the match game
to-day,
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LEyrTHE C1TY.-Yesterday morning,
Capt. j. G. Jelley left this city on the
New State, to be absent several months.
Capt. ]. goes to Wernersburg, Pa, to
try the effects of the water cure estab-
lishment at that place in the treatment
OF the disease from which he has been
suffering for several years. We trust
he will be speedily and permanently
restored to health.
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West Virginia Insurance Company.
CAPITAL.....................- co.
I1NAKFS RISKS AT THE LOWEST Rates
ON Buildings OF all kinds. Furniture.
Household Goods. Merchandise and gooos IN
transit. -,s
Jacob Bornbrook, Jacob NJ. BIckel,
Henry Hartman, Ut. J. =. dnuPP;
Jonathan RoWley1 Edmuno 6ocH1nS'
Il. J. Smyth, y. CamPOeA'
J. II. BristOr, =: FTaseF&
VIM. B. Odbert, THOMAS bOSgess'
d, u. T. FarnRworthr VIM. b., SFAne'
David Billmyer, Joseph snle4uS
VIM. K. White, n. GonJ IL,
/. II. DuvRl, u. ID. n. O4A'
VIM. f. Stevenson. ,v., cv,,l,
once over Religious BOOK Ao4se' houtH
side Monroe street, Wheeling ": Va
JACOB HORNBROOK, Prest.
JACOB NJ. BICKEL, Vice Prest l.
r NJ, McWHORTER, Secy.
g. b, McCOLLOCH, Asst Secy'
mari
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RUNAwAY.-Laste evening, as party
OF equestricnnes and equestrians were
passing along Main street, near the
Grant House, one Of the horses on which
lady was riding, took fright and
dashed up the street at a furious pace.
As far as the horse could be seen from
the Grant he was going at. full speed.
W here he stopped and whether the lady
sustained any injury, our informant
could not say.
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is Bales Jute Wool Irvine
TUsT RECEIVED
and 1or sale low for cash.
anr1S CHASs n. BERRY
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Transportation.
4 OHIO. R.R. COMFY

WHEELING, May 9Th, 1859.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after the
10th day OF May, 1S69-Wheellng time.
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
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For anything and everything in the
way OF Boots or Shoes go to Blood q
Bachman's.
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WINNING HIS WAY.-We are gratided
to hear that Mr.. II. J. Johnson, form
erly local editor of the INTELLIGENCER,
has been elected Colonel of the 18th
Regiment Maryland National Guards,
at Cumberland. Col. J.'s regiment
made its first public parade on the 5th
inst, and tho CiviLian of that city speaks
In terms of the highest praise OF their
soldierly appearance and military bear.
ing. We congratulate our young friend
on his elevation to q position OF such
responsibility and distinction.
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COME and see the stric(Unines play.
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0OCKIN6's UNRIVADLED BAKING
K POWDER, The best in the market and
always Gives satisfaction. apT0
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THE Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver Oil in
the world, manufactured from fresh healthy
liYers, upon the sea shore. It is perfectly
pure and sweet. Ask for Hazard & Cas-
wells Cod Liver OIL" manufactured by
CA8WELL, HAZARD q CO.,
New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
may25-Tu. Fr-d&w
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-16

Ahd Thea hsF Isandl on. shH fay
isfehsf. qhsshly IlHIs ~msssf ?
Fefmsd - ds decd. N Is4s. sns
whdss thsn ss~ssf ~ ssmine
frm sush Z .sufee Tass fslfy
hzsd Formed - elsas, VI : mshIY
gray cashmere enveloped arm
Fermedt % eI~p IN swsesst payer.
thss sversngsl stecpISs from heaven
10 hesfi That wltchihg hand III
hau,fs, II ha,snts me #filI OF. fhaE
fwers her tiny eI5te. that she might
hilblsst my finger endsi And all..-
ah--ah, her waist syIpkhke.
slsuders on cell me mol Of wasp, or
iaify' Her wais, comely, A. a lime
tree among the rough oaks, surMs.
sing isrin sslicssy thai Of any wasp,
Chat Ger hung hest upofi nm cIm-
Of any fairy eli. that ever. trippcd II
to themusic d mldhight fhoonbeams
ticking through the leaves Of dark
orange groves, 10 proud Seville or
Italyl And ch--oh--.oh---oml her
foot Her exquisite, arehed ecstati.
tying little loot | Oh, modesty, bash.
fulluess. sheep-faced-ness preserve
me! Ifaintl | taintl I'm struck |
oh Pm struck--struck with n
Mississippi DAMsEt! Oh, that daiu-
test. rayish;pgest. ieuchantinrest of
Medals terrestrial Tn visions of the
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The Chicago Tribune hasa corres-
,pondcnt travelling In Europe, who
isunquestionably thebisgest liar on
the face Of tho earth. iInia letter
from Prague he says, speaking Of :
bath he had taken 1t 1.-The Rhine
Falls 9ipt hnt aayas snis
\ 4After ! had como ont dressed
myself, and was walking lcisurely
towards the Schloss I,aufen, l motto.
ed two young women In 4 single
garmenti on the everett sfplnnge.
One Of them wont quistly into the
water, but the other, moro from
mischiefthanfrom msdeaty, looked
archly over her naked sholdsr - #
to attract my attention. Then she
rauibehind . tree not half soibroad
"a herself, and psered round its
trunk in away that might have
been inviting to men lem severely
moulded. The sxercise she took
picturesquely derangsd heraxsry
scant wardrobe, aud her rougish
eyes twipkled N whatdhs conosived
to be fine sport. She, was', quite
prettys the day Was charming, and
1 bad nothing IN TIE world ito do.
III had been RubepsI should have
sketched ,ths nynph Her hair
was ,ilaxsn and her eyesnwsfe hlaeb
like the mistrs~ be y alwsya put-
ting in hrs pictures, though 4 am
glad tpsay sAewas pot hslfso aashy.
But IIdid'Rt give iwAy to my ,artis-
tic feelings op the iec0siomrii
merely walked on to admire once
more the beautiful fHiiE ! heard
the girlslsaghing hsstiiIy u .hdi iifaiai. fbaiai.h-
ing in the watsrs7 A did 'not'iloOk
back. Tfemernbefed Whist Happen.
I'd toLots wife shd ts'Orpksas. "fi
4 He did not look back 2 Mahs
didn't Il was becsuse fhspsreut Of
| the girls VA thers With y dcphle
barrel shot gum thrszteuisq no
4 shoothim on the spst ifhs did
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,ni From the Macon (Ga- Messenger,
A Word or Advice to Planters.

Every bale, of cotton which ia
sent toa market ana sold beyond
what is needed to payPreesssiipg obli-
cations 70 factors and other creditors
of the producer, tends to create a
faisd ihpression' atyhe North and
in EnropresIaasfttest 2 Y the ss ssizeqff the crop,
and tends still further to encourage
the combination Of capitalists spec
ulators and manufactors to depress
prfces. .eiisaH9E 'teeriH NAN NV
We know that the crop will be
considerably smaller than that of
last year, because we know the ex-
tent and nature Of the injury done.
|by drought, rust, caterpillars, excess
sive heat, and other causes.--We
know why cotton has opened pre-
maturely, and has furnished so
many bales for market at this early
period of the season. But at the
North and in Europe these things
are imperfectfy known, Or are not
credited, When it is seen there
that such an unprecedentedly large
numbers ofbales havealready reached
the ports, II is believed that the crop
will be immense, that the stories
about rust, caterpillars and drought
are exaggerations, and that all that
lis needed to beat down prices and
get cheap cotton, is to tighten the
money market by locking up the
currency, 'ahdthusstarve the South
ern planters into whatever terms
the cotton buyers may choose to
i snIx, = ~ ~ tailg%I 4st Il 1asan 9i ID
oHer. aalsf sEssI ~ is q a8lps5aa 'isa
The planters have only one way
Ito correct this misapprehension and
defeat this combination, and that is
IbyIwithhoidlng their cotton and not
selling one bag beyond what they
need to discharge their obligations.
They have the matter entirely in
their own ihands. e They can do
without money much better than
the cotton spinues can do without
cotton; and,ifthe latter can combine
with capitalists to make money
|tighttst the plsptsrs Ican Sombipe EgI!'
among themselves to make cotton
still tighter sIs h aa''s s'naas alsa,4 \
| lOur agricultural pcpplstipn \ ha'
labored hard under all sorts ol
adverse circumstances To make ths
Ilittlc which they possess. They
ARE justly entitled 70 the full valu,
Of their produce, y. ..,,,,. ~ ' III, Il
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stssesIFTlos.
1Az 49,
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~ ~ ~ = "s
s'ss"''U' - ="
"I" o' A's1A''''ss'
osspasfss u W llsss-1fsi is<ftsn, $50
ss.h slill'sssI lsssf'Ien. .t..f -
An ifSsH<nt sdtsfuseazthh faf "" thaa
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-OLb HANKS 'sroHr. -sSix yeafs
ago 1 tOoksa bed-bug to an iron
foundry and dropped it into aladls
where the melted iron was snd had
itruniinto a skillet, which my wife
he's been using constantly for the
last dix years, and here the other
dayishe' bfoko itall to- smash, and
what do you think, gentleman, that
ere insect just walked out Of hia
hole where he had hesn lying, like
frog in aarOck ndmade track,
for bis old roost up stairs! He look
edI mighty pale I lats sallo MN ,s / !
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-16

Twcnty-ope of the members elect
to the Virginia House 81 Delegated
are members Of the Masonic order,
The Dismal Swamp FIRE stilI RACES,
AT night the cloud Of smoke in
Norfolk n almost binding.
Mark Twain thinks that the man
who marries Anna Dickinson will
bave a capable protector.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-16

Conductor Of railroad coach
indianapolis Fifteen minutes for
divorcesl" i,4ta,n 9 Fiji! IN
Maury county, Tenn, has a new
town-Rock Spring, seven miles
from Columbia.