The Wheeling Daily Intelligencer (Wheeling, W. Va.)
October 10, 1865

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t i lAit H M H/.j,,! r, Mi>'M tMiv ML/ r ?wl*w^'j/w^ /I fc ai n~fittJ}jT?iJOc>^ijJ) vT ?ntftia -'u 4'cyl tejioiUigfrf fiidr p!?i-"?r^#rWrror u'tw \Wu ^5d fyntfA ?f Iti'^rorf 8/.;l'*J j.iu oft ?m k Jljsr.ik il: Otlt t'.v Yi v-.;l| uu| iW3tJi.iv ?.r yfiu'oil *1!1 vi r>! 'j?A^ I3inr.7 i>rto Iffl'a: *ir ?>~S1 zwt 01 n a uqtq.q y pitl I'lHii& il'.l I li .HHOTajIi f?>m OV./. U1KA3 vol xiv, 3WWECTO. WE?TVA.. TUESDAY' OCTOBER IO. 1865. TtfXdrf ir-T" SSSf iiSS ^?kihSg "SuRar Coated and Plain."..' K. E. NEI.l.KIW CO. The Great Internal Remedy, FOB m xrranaAucijBM op rheumatism, ?"?Pn Johnson's Rheumatic Compound, t in JUXH* lifno f:l HfrfU BLOOD PUBiriEB. Irt tb. !la?>W IWO Pnqwilr. Mr. JOH3WBC?Dftcr Bin Thte ta to certify that by using lhrrrr~f(ntr1kJOt a bottle o RHKlTMATIO ODMmVMf PITRHTKR, w?w to of your m btJoob d of Chrcmie d for more rd yi?ro

ItstAnds unwiuaaiedby any ??JKni ui ?wii|??..i...?. this condition. thanowe maybedry,or atllght dlsrhnnre, thin r?* 'u during the Bight^ "The^Sovearebotfbwoftlie numjrCUMrti A single Battle wUl last a month-to be naed ?b?w llmen a day. DB. D. H'. SBELYE CO., BoU Pmaiiton, CMrogo, tmrnoli, MlSS^bfWSIto MrfAlir. KRAFT CO, DR. T. J. KISNER, ,!flD wSitnl/W. y4 ?h?ro'"l? m^bTo s&su'ssg

ThatJSoriBeof thBtaffljn iace.Bj*aftila,?n all IU varied forn^vi?^gyu)?U Pfrchargea from the Ear.ao CAITAX, APntniTrJ^;;??? wno^oo m; BMKje.-add wtrf?S?tJz?&t*- Ctolieo Ex change boughtiad^3^^pt*y remitted, dihectors: JnK&^BotubSi; j!S?N.,S!ntoo,>*. ?$w JohnF.MctVrmqk' 1" Kdwmzrl*, ^.JES6 PeoPl?'8 Bank. Ow1?; M?Syk?TS's^?'SIJN0. J06IAH mDEnn/g^SSP-P^-t; J >b?b?rai gj^T-p tfifluraftmai. ^*nt?y ?on5SttS^S^f?e^BS^df In Um T> '-?w?uuure.] Amendment to the Constitution of the State of West Virginia. ssjb? ^onlln? to So amvh^iKth^XV1 ?3 SI^Z'^JSS* ?r?? v*yg/Tr.BWXtK.i^p mtail. e h***TiU5t reedvetl one entire FALL and wintbb stock :'IIAnK3^'i'' AT^ A?? caps, wiii ?j at Uia to ??t poaaj. SSI"-.?*!?? stamjsg MedicalTcfflMGET icoluiribuj,,, 'oiii.47 rIS???1?bb ispslp^it ?^tsks^ra4 SSSif-""0 ?V**?""' Anatomy and

M"D~ ChemlBiy j.a Oani/M. D, Dcnxm-ruktor or Anatmn v FEES. jSfiwejetf DwnoiutnUort Ticket.. Wheeling Female College, ?WIIEEIJxn w v.' 69x*S LT,' bymnhM?^^. six month*,.., TRI-^ three months, *lx months- _ 2 fio wi^^on6J^?^~:r I8 six month*. 1 0^ RATES OP ADVEHTI8IWO. OMBquarioriothiheJttOlUMOor luato con ?KgB8S?te^r=^S From the Valley. \We lm^o! the JJextfTgto;r 0(izct&[oC Wednesday lost. On tho Mondny pre vious General Leo was installed presi dent of Lexington College atYhat place. The proceedings wero strictly modest and tthpretending?OenernJ.tiee having absolutely overruled a proposition fbr an imposing pubUc display with music, military, nndglrls bearing chapleta of flowers.' The ceretnany took place In a recitation room, at .which only (So col lege officials, and a flaw to>vn odlccra and^tors, wero present. Thero was no political allusions whatever, and no speeoh making. Tlio bcrcuionles were ope nod by prayer, in wttch'ariltine in vocation; for tho rmildcntfor ri. Judge Brockonbrouglii Uio chairman of tho Board oTiTrnMew, passed a fljw re marks eulogizing General Loo's Illness for tho position of an educator of youth. Ueneral Lee, during the brier add rem, rentfined 'standing beroro tho speaker and audience. He then took the oath or oflleo, which consisted of a pledge to fltithfully discharge his duties in ao-ur adversity. Both these eminent men havo given is the results of their experience,, and heevidenoo of the deep interest they eel in thb success of our efTorts to so fure representation in the next Con gress; in their advice that weshaU se ect as our representatives only true anco of tbeapprouching State elections, ind the .eflbct of these eloctlofis hpon he fortunes of pur beloved old Com!-' nonwealth for weal or woo, wo are ?nstrnined to adjure you, as you love rour State and desire to strengthen tho lands of the noble patriots, who are ontending for your rights nnd labor ng for your wgllhroto make tho hdvlee fe?^^ereonal prefcsences or old party antip athies. Be true tp, your country! vMo tor ?mkn to loprepefit you Coiigross 'ho will not talco tho required oath. To enablo tho President and tho flov rnor to help us, wo must help them! James iayrnond, XTDnffi, Neeslon, Thomas Brar -j?r Thomas Branch, 1 i Phe Pardon Market at Wi|KhlnKlon? A Pw?jr ?ood/mk^,Oir~Thc Bail. B(M Tor Liwt Week. 5Vt>m jhe ATe%o York Abend Zeitung of Sunday. -The last quotations from tho market it Washington show lively transactions vitha pleasant feeling. The dullness luring the last half of August 'arid the 1 irst half of September, has been fol owed by'n great activity, and prices rnve gone. up. A Mobile paper aa-i1 ?ounces that a citizen of tliat city paid n the third of October, 68 on the fourth >f Ootoberv Among. tho taken waa L. Pope Walker, flrtt Secretary of War of Sumter; tWatts, Chief JusUoo of -tho Jonfedoracy; General Peek, C. S. A., n h'8h auuiuicu, but 1 in ibd rtead an ort^er was given' for fUU abdo !ux^tC^thLtilS,5xS?dwt,,ttt "-I wo uuuftcn iu 1110 iounnm October, inclusive, amount to 2.Q58, but with the increased fociljtipe /or. storing and realizing onlerClarge tran^ctiofia are to be ex nested. Hin>A.nfthD nf tt,? aau realizing oruers, la rue transaction* I u* to he .Bipeotod. Three-11 Otis of tho lotal transactions, say 1,600, ?1 150 j he Ait) lays a It ought to be observed that in uone in rough the brokers who members ofthe Cabinet. -Thst)u? waa done from first hands. Onl regard to No. 18 (120.000 olanse). J ^commendations and Pj ibinet members beei April-promises; riot ^ltlmore 3 Platform: about tho cotopic j o sootll orn ehift-acte* in florthemjournals. :1ffe rijen ,ens .are. also misrepresented in the SP?AT"""':' his tew* i some jttuts of the: SouUwremnrJcs: mSSSSSenmmKt SfSBSaaaS atcSwS5-?^ !SHB3 wM&SWSg M&3T&3& S^t?$$S?JSr of Andrew Johnson wo may opportunity! Irp'.tlie. blsmelft our notion, to apply un effvcl tmdMion to all Slanders; fend fsttfrthe have an' isness of effectual con _/ fend f sdhYthe lips of our accusers. Let us show in our elections^ in~ our*county and state islntion and in ana turn conventions'in our ?sSiW_ cent tho fortune_thnt Providence has ordained for us, und that wo repose in tho Constitution and the Union for qur fulxiroA?fell-belnnf/tmd 'we shall not he among which in military .rule and mar tial. lav?an order q? things that- must always be odious ana?tdJlnK3o.Al>PPr pie who havo never known> anything but the mild sway of self-imposed laws. Doa'tirt uh have or talk qboutf any more southorn conventions." n advieo; and jh Utv.wd& bo..followed!.by-_ UieiI. _, people." Let them establish what Jol ferson demanded,?''equal and exact justice for all men," and all the evils OT?/3Sffi: dent asks at their hands, we subjoin n 1 otter fromJLndg^ W. Byrd, of gel ^niii, Alabama,whlch^we find Jt*. the Mo bile 'ftcics.' *JudgowByrtT bnd>just'te turned from Washington, where ho had' .Tllh afstf?lHyi He "From what I heard at Washington, and from all -sources, I.will state that it is expected of tho- South thai .She. will: "1st. Declare the African racefreelby the organic law of ;each State. "2d. Tha't each State will secure and guaranty by her constitution civil nreedmer"" rignts to the non; political rights, nuchas suifrage,1 fitting on juries, etc., aro-not oxpeetedvUJ be conferred on them at this time; this is a matter to be left to the discretion of the several States.. "But the freedom, of the Afrkfein race and the guaranty of.their civil rights nro pro-requisites to the reconstruction of State.governments and their read-' mission to tho Union. A-4* The question; then, ds narrowed down r.1tdld." WBobscrvo that 6if*n ir^Br*g8, rar two oolumiia of QontTHjIriHin, It 1? RboutUmBMmolnUm^oiitiind^lUhlo ofVli [we 1* i Soutl icd tholr political opponents ~?.of that Institution.' They iortd create u monomania _ _ rh mind upon that single t* the North they taught the liBTO net only that the South was wronged, but that it had still greater wrongs- loAJUWOt* and gave. them en courag^jmfesMvitj if..yr&.should be rnfce they wanted to pretext for dissolu (fore chuckled oyer scarcely -suppressed exultation.^Havlnj^ .brought about govermnentin the cession and: itahllahed Independent J*e South, whose promi nent officials were all of their own politl hco-by continually prornl iiInsurrections in the K orth, the sooessicm of the 'North-western States from": the' United Stales Government, and the* intervention of England and PrttDew*''All-these? things are fresh in the-tmfclic.xnind, and the oonsequenoes of then* are not, altogether obliterated, iWhen#,therefore now. that tho war is -'the* dying embers of stHlS, and Emitting no on to alarm and irritate the vJ^?plel asfcjirihg them that ration and the dominant tho North intend to pverride all astlce,humanity and decency to iho Southern States, and, on the allthW, urging them to elect men to Coogroea who will be especially of fensive to the dominant party, we must be idiots if we do not recognise the an oleatjmake In the grass, from whose vonotnous blto we have not yet-recove red. 'If the Mother of Mankind oould have been reinstated after her first fell, she wo&d hfvrdly have permitted the old ^erpent to delude her a second time. Iffl Southern people desire counsel from an honest as well'as able Democra tic paper, we coinmend to them such words as the following, from that time honored and national paper, tho Now York Evening-Post "It la not true that any party, or any bodyMn the North, desires to oppress them; it itrnot true that any party, un less it be rthafr'of. Vallanuigham and Seymour and Wood, dosires to. put off for tin unnecessary moment the restora tion or any Southern State. Let the Southern people do their duty, let them keep down the factionlsts and demago gues in their States who would mislead them, and, encouraged by the Northern ratio leaders, plunge them anew miro of sectionalism?let thein t their peaceful industries, obey laws, enact impartial laws, secure justice to all, and they will disarm f any whd acto. danger in an] reorganization. Thus they >w Pr&udeht Johnson that he remove the troops which he tote which! bmmtnfy4?iblii it needful to JJPmP' P??a ,loP to interference of military officers in civil a Hairs, which, in the President's judgment, is yet re quired, and. In short, place the Southern States In full -possesion of their local civil authorities. And whatever thei Northern Democratic leaders and jour nalists tell them, let the Southern peo- j pie believe that neither President John son. nor the party which elected him against' the violent abuse and frantic efforts of these Democratic leaders, de sires or intends to do' wrong to any State or individual. Ho and thoy seek only tho establishment and permanence of law, order and justice in all our roogas.? gfl igjj In his Albany speech, John Van Buren uttered the following claptrap: It is remarkable that all the Federa lists who have been elected havd died in offioe, and the Vice-Presidents who suc ceeded them liave been good Democrats Harrison, Taylor and Lincoln died, aha good Democrats succeeded them. Do you qotseo tho finger ofProvidenpeT Washington, John Adams and John Qhinqy Adams lived out tholr terms, o^ office, and they woro '.'rather" Federa lists in-their views. It may. bo that Providenco especially favored the Democracy in the removal of Mr. Lin coln, but we "don't seo It" yet. Is Booth to have a statue In Tammany Pall? In Salem, Virginia, tho greater num ber of the candidates for Congress who were not eligible?not able, that is to say?to take the oath prescribed by Congress,.have withdrawn, and public opinion there seems; to favor their courso. The Times, the Whig and the Ilepyfifa, oT Richmond, are all In favor of electing as representatives to Con gress only- .persons who can take the test oath. The Lynchburg Virginian and the Petersburg Express'also urge the same policy. The Lynchburg Re publican and the Staunton Spectator do not think it important to elect men who psfa take the oatlw *GfATtt^iiiNa of tub Ct.axh.?On the books at Willard's Hotel, are recorded arrivals, within the last twenty-four hours, from seventeen different States Of tho "United States, via; .Louisiana, Massachusetts, Ohio, Connecticut, Ken tucky, New Yorlc, Virginity, Mar?jnn.l, WtoKngtMSldr.;t Thk railroads nro now open to Mo bile and Montgomery, Alabama, tlma completing connection with New York by way of (KnoxvlUe, Tonnes**, and Lynchburg, Virginia. The Adams Kx prasa has opened its offices at theso polnla. t Tim Coajnimotrr Elsctios.?Re tafTM from all but two towns in Con necticut increase the majority against the negro aufTrafee amendment to tho State Constitution to OflBS. The yoto stands so flu 28,087 in taxctr', to 33,055 against. JTba. Repnblieana have a net |^U on tho lower elections. is tho moat effective that rhemistxy has ever yet extracted from the Oriental vegetable -octlO-Stood kingdom, ,KA? ms nave snown number, howwer, die on the tKlrd day of (be. attack, fn Uiobo which recover, some diminution in the sovnrltv Of ttin mmtnfAma wnicn recover, some diminution in the the patient survives this .time, even should the symptoms not abate. It is ISSSiSt4^;4* ?vorSj,le Indication of ultimate recovery. The return to per fect health is rarely effected in leas than ?nree weeks. t PERCENT AGE OP DEATHS, If the pest be allowed: to take its nat ural course for only a few days, it will bo found that the deaths not unfre quently number 90 per cent. Fat ani mala and those which are well cared lor,^are found to bear up very badly I against the disease. PATHOLOOT. Uis Olfflcul't to speak with certainty SSMA nature of the rinderpest, but It is%v!dent that the morbific mat ter on which It depends, having enter m yu nuiuu >i> uepvnua, Having enter ed the system through the medium of the .organs of respiration, soon acta upon the blood, by converting sotae of the constituents of that fluid into its own elements; and that, while this pro* cess Is going on, the animal gives no recognisable indications of being the subject of the malady. This period constitutes the incubative stage of tho diseaso. The blood having thus.be coita'e contaminated, its vitality- im paired, 'and the poison augmented a thousand fold within the organism, (organs essential to life,) the brain and nervous' systems, tts the centres of sen sation and motion, havo their normal functions, necessarily and quickly ln torfbred with, and hence one or the earliest indications of the diseaso Is a spasmodic twitching of the voluntary and other musclcs or tho body. The Hltton. About seventeen years ago, there was a fair girl, sp pure so lovely, so refined, that she still rises to my mind as almost akin to angels.. She was wooed and ultimately won by a handsome young T'uhlth, He sported a fine team, delighted in' huhtifigrit*?" kept a pack of hounds. He neither play ed cards,'drank wine, nor used tobacco He had no occupation, no calling, no trade. He lived on his money, the Interest of which would havo supported a man handsomely, r never saw the ffcir brido till a few days ago. Seventeen yearslind passed away, and with them her beauty and"her youth, her hus band's fortune and hii life, during the latter part of which thfey lived In a log cabin on the banks 'of the Ohio, near Blennerhnsaett's Island? a whole fam ily In one single room, subsisting on water, lht bacon and corn bread. The husband had no business capacity. He was a gentleman of education, of refine-; men V or noble impulses; but when his money was gone he could get no em ployment, simply because he did not know how to do anything. For awhile he floundered about?first trying dne thing, then another;'failure was written wti them all. He however, finally obtained a situa tion; tho labor was great/the compensa tion was small?It was' that or starva tion. In his heroio efforts to dlscharg his duties acceptably, he over-worked himself and died leaving hls widow and six girls in utter destitution. In seven teen years, the sweet and joyous and beautiful girl had beoomea broken- J hearted, care-worn, poverty-st widow, with a house full of cnildi Young woman! if a rich young asks you to itiarry him, and has no occupation, or trade, or calling by which ho could make a living if he were thrown upon his own resources, you may give him your respects, but glvehim the mltten.-~.Dr. HaU. A few years ago the manufacturing perfumers of Europe derived an im mense revenue from this country. Now the entire annual amount of their toilet extracts imported'does not equal one month's consumption of Pbalon's "Night-Blooming Cereus," the most popular scent extant. Sold every were. i-goolfl aafl-Jhoen. BOOTS AND SHOES. WHOIKI Al t. M'CLELLAN KNOX TQr.-p i HTT: i OCR 'i FALL and WINTER STOCK op BOOTS AND SHOES i Which win he told LOWEn.thsntto H amf, mh2J 1T0LELAN 4k KNOX, DAJr,T t^PEStitb AT D. Nicoll Bros. Qpg&SiK i r^wr. coramlly minimal ?),_ awforirliilS^Shl Lkowarb ?y of coSJSSri to equal On E&SS1? fawly. With Kvi ?enBlncto Extra. 2JTBOW* COH. Ifns'urancJ; ^'1 'fclrtHVMi' Mwj^wegfltaf tho? of aoy oUwr' ggmpeoy doing Fire in tbe Da Wed Z717DX22 WRTTXJPS AXiSSfCY, IT. TOltST. fSSisff;F? TSS&ffiaK ^^VjMnnll iMed'brau? tonr Bscuxirrixa: co. oyNEwroRte. o^ctapiui ?I1 MM In..^_. n/mjmti Am** 1* Fetraui. UK wnJEn 5lb55?h pJE?b^?:^ss^,tti,roat,,i~:U"a portTntEirrji i. jrra. co:ofitew ronir. ?OMh Opiui ?n i*n janjno oa Aweta Jnnnaiy 1,1 teyraao ffransportntfon. Baltimore Ohio Railroad. tktand lltll Tvflon VJO ClevelanS Pittsburgh Hall Road. (S?orta* (M Qvtckot Be low* wlmtf boat at tbe fool of Broadway;, plndt For frriRht or paiwnge apply on bootd, or i Hid Company* Office an the wharf boa where fttrtch t Will be received nt alt-horn*. J A MES OOOD. 9d nt. O. M.T. alxn UenOral Steamboat AiwiU. anfflJtvn fV>v i l A Card. T1TE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE yy many Mends and Patron* of Jeremiah ^*"heSot?edOTTw mfWbi^lnoarml2?t an af*> take this method^r tnfbrminK tbe pob 11c tlvat.we Intend to carry on theTParnitnre and Upholstery baslnm In- all Itabmnehea at the old stand. No. 119 Main street, where we hope bar strfet attention to, hndnem to roller* sooth)

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SDbjftttell%mm; CAKPBS1I M'DSBKOI, EDITORS AXD PROPRIETORS. tcd">at jioururv, ocr. 10. UNION TICKEtT" State Hennto. "EV I- H. UI V U. House oraelenat?#, cou w*. b. cram. JACOB HOUKBOOH. Ax important proclamation from Oar Boreman appears In our column* this morning. It aeems that mw of the returned rebels, and their fHends and aympathiaen, in Jefferson countv. have nlMugurated the rebellion on a small ?Crte, and are busy at wort laying the ropoa and making aU necessary ar rangements for holding an election in I that county next Thursday, on the pre tence that the county belonga to Vir ginia and aa such la entitled to vote and ahoold vote on that day. The impu dent rebel* and their friends are carry lug ou pretty atrong for new beginners In reconstruction. A very few or their *?rt in any community would go a 1,1111 lMt a lon8 "me. They need hanging, the preanmptuoua scoun drels. W. wish them joy of their elee ^n?n,??n?d*y- Tho,r ?ndldal? vriU And themaelve. gUd to take renig. yet on Bolivar and Loudon heights if they are not exceedingly carefal. Tbkux are fonr candidates,nil Union men, for the House or Delegate, in Po cahonta. county, via: Col. Samuel loung, formerly Senator from that dis trict. Adam Nottingham, Isaac W. Al Jobn*?n' Senatorial oomponed or tho counties of Pocahontas, Webster, Greenbrier, Fay ette, Monro, and Raleigb. As yet no candidal, for the Senate has been start ed. We notice that Col. Young has Is sued an addrwa to his constituents, in forming them that he is now exerting himself to procure immigration from the east to settle the large tracts or un occupied territory in portions or Poca hontas and Webster counties. He has "eenlly Visited New England with that II N,Uon*l Banks were estab lished last week, with an aggregate capital or $1,000,000. The toM number f ta?UtuUons now In existence *uUlorfwd ?Pital or Among the banks estab lished last week wo notice the First Rational Bank or Hiurisonbuig, Rock ingham county, in the Valley, with a ?spjtalof S150,000, We may notice In this connection that a National Bank B "pec,ed 10 to established at MkhaMon, Uprtter county, in this Ca,oSP" otre? to *rite down Judge Caldwell's Late Charge to Our Grand Jury. The Obligation of cituensto Obev the laws. ??"f' OMw Libert, Dto. Is-.*""?! "r forth, as in our judgment it does, a! 1 ?i!Lproper e of duty as to I 1 observance of ?n With much ^S,pabU John E. Wilson, Williams, Jphn refa %?????!?_ fSgkon. A. Hey man, James \1?myl h2!3 JSSJf?*' A?* Hamflin, p. w/Bassett, Hornbrook, Ar ?ct- 7, 1885. WiUo^ T-n y?"Ti. "???ws letter "received, and for the reaaona alleged M because of the reouest ?m ss? 1 ??on^rS^^?rS your communication/^ 10 in V?y respectfully, _E. H. CALOWBtl. i THE CHAKOE. ?ay be, I remind you. ircn Uemen-jjthat courts do not make the been wb??t P?wer1Bnd1 authority has by tho constitution Of this as Of aU other Stat^ of ti,? WKK.dSSrSLe^ 2 agree with me that courts juries have nothing to do with the qt^uon whether the provisions or any Uw enacted by the legislature ?k? most judicious, the wisest and best that couldlxaT* been devised. The duty K 2S&5. 'SSJSXJK-fffisV very well understood by you ?U enforcing all laws passed by the l*Uje power of the Stale, without^ gard to any individual opinion J!rEi/?" wisdom or proprietor FromU.2Lwh^ g. n? loyq thegovemm.ntctf*th? mmmi ^^ueceaauy of enforcing them without foreSand^pmSTJ??cn refusing or neglect! mr for thiit i refuaink orSiSbSSI ejectment, and ?nforoethem. for that to properly the suhtii^J extent, and te of graoj Jon">? attention by the legniauV, bj^JhS "?>acUd ??nt ^^{^"jjchofjUwgovem Sjtj ~?UtSlfoSi-Sl and hiH ta S "S^spedSTi^ or citlS^ Peculiarly 5a nro JTnTJ It la oflbe con.utationatHr.or Uw and AT w $^?^5 *bmnPV"Jnt of th? goronunent' (j Vy th? ronatlluuou la given th? ye_ supreme power of enactluir #|L%siElll tfon ^c?.i. government. This ,mes i?S8?as?! .ssssif^SS'SSS ate--? ?oope and authority. Then until Hint !2Sjudteus^f EB&igfSSH^ the opinion of inUlvia.T^'^ genUemen In whom the tSo??o "SSl ^S?^tt&S~ iSKSg^ .^oter/?n?5^f^3 of gentlemen learned in the i?iT,?^ agffiSr?omSy SSS. U lSJS,H?Ka"0,D> unco^utu ofli" T"1 inal opinion of tho S^KSSSg ?S?1 J*??5 '^s~ ^&?s?Sr5S? ffJTJdSjri"8 5em'n Ufewith^h. MMyfSSh'a^ll'"} have wen no old member or ?TS?_i who is not for Cdliax, and I seo^f?^? ?on "by the new mwihera ah^SfS?; gSSBHSSS* 2?C5SS?1s,fc?? SB"* S3 sss^ssas can 1 Jfc? PPfloaltlon r d?'5g^&wSSKSS J?!11?- ?>y are hintln* theE ^S?5;ej0cr?BT'!iy1LS?Mg's be sure that (hey vW. If.h?!.'? j j Uo no fclont to j wiiiu UH. """'I'' OPrQNT,?'' WOL DO. dssmSes* Ftt SS.^m^iJ22teMTe", Sep""! S^.^SZSBbPB narrow brit lumnJ?*.are niean and nation demands that t*IG mzsmm 3W;afagttaM??s conservatives nnd^5d^2?Prominent what Uie President My? nnd ss>"ssil^f do thi wift perheads in it. excepting the cop ?wS5CU"to0JSS1s;n "o"?) to tho I^A?rheffi^jfer; Kentle and lOndly and iSli'j!!? J* I "?periUes or de&c /Tn!! ^?.n..? opinions two-thinls of iVl these B^-wlUa^SSSh^e new Uon. ADTUHH wasikoto*. ?ndJSE5& ?,?'dj?'"jo ".ho "V?U but naturemmmii "P1 m?n la nialiing Qn, and ST u^i?iA,llunin ?o? that the lM??,.Tl,r lo no drouth and not STThS S!m by the Such Mlor,? we?? ?nn,2' Ul8 tumn leaves in this n 1,10 a? Sssit-i Tho sun u to?S?t^.,SfeS October. to do with th?nofiuS?^?Sr moTu^ga a?5-j5sW?H5 or voice: "Will th?y Now it la but .rarely question, nnd it it a oiio of voioiv Oocaslon curiouH nrna or woman aslts an undertone: "Do you really Relievo they will hang Jeff Duvit?'^ Peoplo hero do not bellevo ho will bo hung, and they argue from the Presidents conduct to other men. He hat pardoned twenty irorse rebels than Jeff. Thou why should he hang him I wonder if any of your readers romemher Smglo ton of Mlssltsippl?" lie used to bo a uYehiber1 or Congress nnd was-a-most violent wretch. I one? saw-him stand for fifteen minutes In tho flonte with the Speaker in the chair and swear al most at the top of his vojtoo at Lovejoy, who had tho i|oor. Tho cowardloo or tho House was such that it was afraid to arrest tho bully. In fact, at- that time the nation was a contemptible ooward and would have been afraid to arrest the miscreant. The President hat pardoned that man, and othors like him. Why then hang Davis? Bettor myseu wjuiuui,?uiMug ow "v administration stands on tho subject! OOVKRSfJCRXT ADV RRT1B IJ? Q IK AS OPPO SITION PAl'KB. Tho distribution of Government ad vertising by the President, bus raised a tempest in a tea-pot in this city, ^e haVo a respectable opposition sheet hero, and a dlsreputablo one?tho Constitu tional Union. It Is certainly very strange that tho paper that abused Mr. Lincoln as If he had been a miscreant, should be fixed upon as a recipient or Government favors. It is tho worst act or tho administration. A year ago to day tho Union was one or the most vir ulent sheets In tho country. It stood second only to tho Daily lietc* of New York. Tha Intelligencer has always been conducted by gentlemen, and. 1 think, by loyal men. Upon what prin cipal a republican administration se lects the worst newspaper in the com munity far its advertising patronage I cannot ascertain. It Is not long since Chat the paper was Insinuating that Mr., Johnson was a brute because he hung Mrs. Surrat, but it is very complimen tary now. Well, well?the South per haps is soothed by such acts. Its strongest defenders at the North are treated gently, and they, In turn, praise the Republican President 1 These are little matters, after all, and may be the result of carelessness. Tho party will not split with that wedge. Bolter tie a uiill-stono round Tom Florence's neck, and cast him Into the Potomac, rather than, to get up a grand party quarrel because the President has been giving him semo fat Government advertising. Trras'uy Dkp't, Office of Intkr. Rfv., Washington, Sept. 29, *65. J Sib:?Your letters of tho 27th and 2Sth inst., In relation to the liability of agents and others who solicit orders .far goods or sell the same by sample, trav eling from place to place, to liceuso-tax as Commercial Brokers, are received. I reply?That the the 14th clause or sec. 79 requires every person who makes 1 it a business as a broker to negotiate l sales or purchases or goods, wares, pro duce or merchandise not otherwise pro vided far In the Act, to take license as a Commercial Broker. Persons who so commerciui licit orders far goods or wares, not be ing otherwise provided far in tho Act, are held to bo Commercial Brokers. And a member or a firm, ir he travels from place to place soliciting orders, or negotiating purchases or sales for his firm, is equally liable to liCense-tax as a commercial broker. Although a mem ber of a 'firm or a clerk in his employ may go out ouly occasionally lor the purpose of soliciting orders, yet while so acting he is presumed to be making a business of It, and should take license accordingly. Decision 2?o. 131 is superseded by Decision No. 159. Very respectfully, E. A. Rollins, I)eputy Commissioner. J. C. Orb, Esq.. Coil. 1st Dist. W. Va., 105 Main st., Wheeling, W. Va. A German professes to have counted the hairs on the head of four women or different complexion, and has just pub lished the result: On the head of the blonde there were 140,419 hairs; on that or the brown-haired woman, 109,440; on that of tho black-haired, 102.962; and on that or the red-haired, ??74Q. Although there was this disparity in the number or individual hairs, each crop was about the aaiho weight. Tho aver age weight of a woman's hair is stated, on tho same authority, to be fourteen ounces. The Belmont Mills will be sold at the front door ?r tUe Court Houso this morning at 10 o'clock. For particulars see advertisement. The steamer Nora' arrived from Cin cinnati last night about 10 o'clock. She been out slnoe Friday evening. Mary D. Armstrong, all or this city. DIED, If ear Little Rock, Arte, Sent. 10th, or Con gestive Chills, Wiltjam C. IIOHINHOJT, *cm of Robinson, of thta city. In the 20th ymi of his age. 3> IIOl'NE OF DELECJATEH,?SM lor* InUtUocncert?Please announce the """"ijWr. COL. J. H. LOCKWOOD, S7-U1 Dan IRice's Mammoth Menagerie, SCHOOL OF EDUCATED ANIMALS and Great Moral Exhibition. AT WHEELING, MONDAY, OCT. lOtll, At 11-3 and 7 P. M. ONE DAY ONLY. mm* m positively the largest x exhibition In the world, embracing al Imaginable xpcele of the Brute Dan Kice "Still Lives," and will appear afternoon and nlglit. Admbadon -rtO ccnt*. Children under lo ycnraold 25 Tlio Procawlon will paw through the prin cipal streeui about a. m. on the ?lay or exhl- i blttoq. o the Coro Cream. Price 35 cents a bottle. ftoraaleby* LAUGHUN8 A BDHHFnCLD, JdW Wb?Jlnt*wrV?. TOWATrs IIOXET KOAP. Till* eelebralal T0IIJ7T BOA P, Inmc-hnnl veiwU tleinaiMl, lit miule from the Choicest ma terial*, Is MILD anil KMOMJKNTIn IU na lure, FRAGRANTLY BCKNTKD, and ex tremely BENEICIAL In lla action npanU? kin. For ml. by aU DmgrtiU and Fancy OwtoDealei^ marl5-lytlftw By the Governor of West Virginia A PBUCLAMATIOX. WfSBSkSASSS^BSSS^S assat-trS are endeavorlUK to Incite thi ""juuiuuig Loav suu county is not leml. *y and constitutionally a partofsSd iSti sumed authority of theBtifc 6f Vhidntal to set up and establish ft ^rvrJ^SitT*' sail Jurisdiction onJyindeflance ofthe regularly constituted authorities, but must result. If persisted in. !1"rKS^?"xu,ce i*?S?SS In order that the people of Jeffferaon conn V"1 onwittlngly indu ced to violate theflaw, I state that inactions and conduct of the evil disponed and seditious CtvU organisation has been parent to all that the execuUve of W. Virginia cannot far a moment allow wicked memwho are regardless of the peace of the community to oppose tlie execution of the laws of the to whet her the county of Jefferson tatomfiv ?"di cpn?t Hu t tonally ft part or West VlrSnla or still remains a pnrt or VlrxtaiaTuiat to a (locution W IJch can be settled in a peaceful and orderly mode; and it seems to me that all permna -wbo have respect for law and have 'Vi**1, wIU pursue this mode, and will not endeavor to inflame the But I-am induced to believe that lead* this movement in the county or those who lea their homeland engaged In the effort to do* "troy the government and disintegrate the Colon; and having been defeated and dto *1'? 1 *u their eflbrta to aeeomplish tills wlckul purpose, they have been allowed, through tlie benignity or that government llJ? understanding Uiatthoy mSssET'SHS aUWSth?.rriOTISVk> National Bant of At WhaflHnc Cnpltnl 9200,000. TV/to^ky RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN JjL teres! paid on Special deposits, Notes uiui bills discounted. Exchange bought and Mold. Collection* made on all point* and pro ceed* promptly remitted. JAMKf W. PAXTON, President. GIBSON LAMB. Cashier. ocCT-to Valuable Farm for Sale. rTlHERE WILL BE OFFERED FOR 8ALE I at the Court House o"" the supervisors or sold d?yorXoTember, 1He panpets of said county hive been kept, known aa ihe PoorHouwFwm; said; term la situated on Big Wheeling Cieek, about II miles from Wheeling, and m among the most valuable: terms In Marshall county. Itcon talns 212 acres oriandt4bout 50 acres oT which is the best or bottom jsxmL The greater part of the whole farm la in a state or cultivation. There Is situated thereon a large brick dwell ing house and Other buUdlnn. Term*?One-lialf in bandand thobalance infoor equ^?mt?l imggmguu^,^ President of the Board ofSupeM iamsMar shsllcounty,W?Va.? JOHN W. TURNER. Clerk or the Board of Supervisors or Mar county. W. Ya. octMmdftw House and I?ot for. Sale, XTNOWN AS LOT WO.?, IN TB IV Ward, south of Second, and eai For^? or J. 8. RHODES Admlntatraton of thq estate orW. B. Sense-, CO&HAy COEIW, COKKS. ?pOR: BOTTLES, VIALS, JUGS,- DEMI ^J^FmR^^^^Ujer. seplS snd LOGAN, LIST A OO! gtw gmwtigettKtttg. Furniture at Auotion. WILL HKIiTi ON WED i tnst.,al XO o'clock A.J ucm\tw. Auouoneer. Valuable Oil Land Ibr Sale. f OFFER FOR BALE FIFTEEN ACRES L of land on Duck Creek, Ohio. This tract djolns the property of the Germanla Oil Co., n which there are several -well*, producing a eavy lubricating oil which sells at torty dol u* per barrel. A ten barrel well was struck lose by lost week. This land will be sold heap tor cash and is a safe and rarr? Invest ment. F. J. MORSE, 1 of Win. Bumner A Oo^ No.? Main street. QClO-lW ,r 250,000 Grape Roots. ftATAWllAS. ISABELLAS, CONCORDS ftnd?Ul?r ^M^JERVRkOTHER^ TTANDKERCIUEFS, EMBROIDERED, JLLHemstltchud, Lace Borders and Plain, a Large assortment, rooolved at oclO D. NICOLL it BRCS. TODVIN "8 KIDS, BLACK AND COLORED, O another lot received at oc 10 D. N1COLL a PRO'S. SA6I1MER SCARFS WITH BROOHE Borden, assorted colors and widths, re ved at D. NICOLL AIIRCH. ad 8ETT CABLE CORD TRIMMING, as* OU sorted colors, received at oclO D. NICOLL A BUG'S. Washington Hall. FOR A SHORT SEASON, COMMENCING TUESDAY, OCT. IT til. Professor and Mam MacaMer. FEES TI DIGIT ATION.| Change of Programme each Evening. Admtarion SO cents. Reserved Seats73 cent*. ?WSeata on sale during the day at JE88E B. MELLOR-S Music Store, UB Main street. OCtHMW 1865. 1865. JOHN T. LAKEN CO. FALL WINTER Stock of Goods FOR MEN'S WEAR. OUR STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE, CON shtflng oi the following Goods: Prenoh, English and Gorman CLOTHS. French, English, ??v^ and American C 0_A.TIINGrS. Pronoh. lgngli.frt Scotch and American j C assimeres. BEAMS OVERCOATINGS] Of the following makes. Schillees, Simonies, Kippers, Wolflngs and Johanles. I YESTINOS, I Velvet, Cashmere and Silk. CRAVATS, SCARFS AND TIES. Shirts of the Best Hake Quality. Canton Flannel; Merino and Silk Under Shirts and Drawers. Linen and Silk Handkerchiefe. Gloves of every Description, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN. Cotton Merino Half Hose. Call and examine our Stock before purelink ing elsewhere. JOIHf T. LAHITf CO.. No. 35 Monroe street, WheeUng, W. Va, I West Virginia Business Collects l*>?onmWn,i.) ?ical and Busluen rtndlS^Nir5S?!li^!l!" ^3s?^2ss?sss ^""?^gggs $25 Reward. For Sale. oc^'lw RmlBrtateAgont. A 8 REQUIRED BY IA^f HrilKBY DA*B. WM. K. PITTMAK. A.M. ADAMS CO. I Merchant Tailors, AXD THUf.WH m I GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Ho. M Water Street, WHEELING, W. VA. BSBBggcasna Fall Winter Goods Iever brought to thla market, at Gold Pricu. ?elected expruady tor CUSTOM WO 11 It. Clothi, or all grades and oolong French EB|. lUh and American Caasimaren, BUk,Ca*hmm and ManeUlsa Vesting* White, Fancy, linen, I Traveling and Flannel Shirts, Under-Kblita and Drawers, Scartfc, Ties, Suspenders, Ilaml kcrchlefit, Bodn. Glove*. Gauntlet* and Col lars, Traveling Bags and Valiaee, Ac., Ac Our department or FURNISHING GOODS 1* richly molted. Being exclusively in the Clothing bmdnoH we can famish the ahove to better advantage to dcelera and on betUr terms than can be had elaewhere We have the moat complete stock and lan. jstaaaortment of good* of any house Incur line In the city. We are aelllng good* lower than any other house In the city, aa we bought oar good* I when gold waa at the lowest. We have a large atock of (Ready Made Clothing and we are aelllng them goodaaa low aa any other hooae In the trade, without any excep tion. Oar eonnectkma with the Kant are anch thu we are able to ottter SUPERIOR INDFCE 1CENTB to parties in need of gooda In oar Use 1 We ahall apare no palna to maintain oo reputation me keeping the la ratal, finest and 1 cheapest stock of goods In our line In the ritr towfilch we Invite the attention of CIX*6 BUYERS. We buy exclusively for Cuh. npeUiil attention given to the filling at TTNTFOBM SUITS Made to order on abort notice. I apS-em A. M. ADAMS CO. Thoo. P. Thomas. Hnnrr Btubokd*. NEW FIRM. mHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR 1 rhaaed the entire Stock of Goods of ll? sera Wm. B. Senaeney A Co., peg leave to In form the custom a* of the store and the pub lic generally, that they intend to canyon the business at the same place and on the hum principles of Fair Dealing and Truthftilnos, aa It waa by the former proprietors. THOMAS, STURGEON A CO. We have Just opened a large dock of Dress Goods, NEW AND DESIRABLE. Comprising many rich Dreas Bilks, Merinos, Repps, All Wool I* Lalna, Black tand Colored Alpacas, Thibet Cloths, PtopUna, Ginghams, De Lalna, Prints, Ac^ Ac. Alao, Cloaks and Cloaking Cloths, All Wool Shaw la, Long and Square, Small Wool Shawls, Black Fhawla, Ac., Aa Brown and Bleached Muslins, 5-4 and 10-4 Cotton Sheetings, Linen Table Cloths, Table Damaaks, Napkins, Towels, v J. Wool Blankets, Ac^ Ac. We have a large stock of Kid, Bilk and Meri no Gloves. Ladlga Bilk, Merino and Cotton I How. Embroidered Collars, Inaertings, Hoop Bklrta, Brunera' Balmoral 8klrta, French Corsets, beat make. Flannels and Pal men for Boy "a wear, Ac. Largest lot of FUSS in the city J sat opened. Ladles are especially Invited to call and look over our Block of Goods. THOMAS, STURGEON CO? Successors to W. B. BEN SEN EY A CO. ?epia EUREKA! INFALLIBLE HAffiBESTORATITE!! This is no Hair Dye. 1HE IMMENSE SUCCESS WITH WHICH this Preparation has met during the *hori ne It has been before thepubllcJuis lndiind the thousands and tens of thousand, who have uaed and attested Ita virtue*. to pro nounce it the ONIiY and TRUE Hair Restor* ?HYP* hfen introduced Into all the principal ckiea both East and We* and having fid th fully performed all that it clalmedfor It, haa superseded all other Hall PrsnuattoDa, The Eureka restores Gray Hair tolls original color: prevents the hair from' fidllngouL hy causing a healthy condition oCi theacalp, unnartlngto the hair a soft new, and Klnm, an.ll youthful appearance that no and can be used Without soUlnx Look out for Bargains IN BOOTS SHOES! TREMENDOUS STOCK Just Received. Fall and Winter Goods, AT AND low Cost! ?LINO. AT NO 165. MAIN ST-? (t returned from the East with a itockof BOOTS, SHOBS AHD GAITBBS, AW' Home-Made Work, Wjrhmtad tor Six HonUU, and gnar?nt?-l ,o five aaUsteotlon. .(M Soon, aii Secure Bargains! Goods will tie aold >t the low? D. GUHDLING, miMtai IB lf?ln 8L. Wheeling. v* BOB STOCK OF DUTCH WOOU

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?or ?ale. Valuable Vineyard and Farm forSale, C ^Sgid'to iliS^ini'o^ViSJ'wiSf uioutui ^EeOi3fi?4?SS 001 J. C. COOPER, OPJ.K.KUODKS, ney^ffid?** t*tate ?f W* a AUCTION SALE! Mniaa PuavjcroiTa Orricx, Baltimore, Aid., October 3d, J8B5T7 WILL BE BOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION at Port Hospital, Wheeling, Weal V*., on Tbaradajr, iK-iobfr 13th. at 10 o'clock a. in., a quantity or .Medical and Hospital ffiKifc "r, r&"ow*' Blankets, domu, loweu, nmrta, Drawer*. Iron Bedstead*. and a variety of cooking uten MU. Tabkw, Knives. Forks, Atv, Ac. The propeny la warn, but serviceable, and Is to be Kokl because no longer required by Government Terms-Cash. In Government Binds, at the time of purchase, and the prop erty to be removed within twenty four-hours from day of sale. Z. V. BLISM, Medlao'PurveyorliaX. Adreon Ox, Auctioneers. oc&-tllocl2 Iiot for Sale. rpHEU N D E R SIGNED. AS ADMINI8 I tratora of Jeremiah Clemena, deceased, will sell, by consent of heir*, lot No. 74, on Market street, North Wheeling, on wlilch there la a two story brick house und shop, at preyent occupied by Mr*. Clemens. If not i*?ld at private sale before Monday the 8th day of November, it will on that day be sold at public sale, at the Court House. Term* made known on day of sale. Apply to _, j erem iah Clemens. "c6-lm? orWM.EXLEY. Dwellings and Warehouses for Sale. ^NSATURDAY OCTOBER 21 ST, 19B5. AT yj 10 o'clock a-rnl will otter for sale at imbllcanrtton.the following Real Kstate: 1. .The dwelling house on the north half of lot No. 37 Main street, Centre Wheeling, at ?Ud lot No. 37, and now occupied by Sir. John ButterUuld. Both of these dwellings are In good repair and furnished with water and gas. X Abo, two large and commodious three story Wcrehonae?, situated on Uiesouth two t hints of lot No. Io2on the west side of Mar> ket Square In Centre Wheeling. Terms.?One-half cash, the residue In equal payments at and twelve months, with in terna, second by lieu on the property at the expense of the purchaser. octS-to BEVERLY M. EOFF. Executor's Sale of Real Estate. mHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER 1 for sale at the Court House unKaturday, r. John '""""Wl"!? oi one unbroken square. It will 1? ottered In lots to suit purcliasers. or In whole, as may be desired. S. The row of tenerneuta erected on lot No. o->?" lho side of Main street. Centre >*.heeUn?. These houKes are four in number, andsarlll 1* offered separately, and aim entire. Evcrytouse la in good condition and repair. 4. The piece of ground on the HiU side, east of German attcet. I "art of this ground has been laid off injo lots of 50 feet by 100 fee# with proper street* and alleys, a plat may be seen upon application to the undersigned, and will be exhibited at the sale. 5. The tenement on the north part of lot No. Son Water street. Centre Wheeling, in On* ciaa condition?occupied by Mr. Albert P. Hall?and fronting about 17 feetTlnchtaou atcr street. Terms.?One-half in cash. For the residue purchaser s expense. ocg-ta BEVERLY M. EOFF. I For Sale. OH! YE HOUSELESS BEINGS WHO, on the flrrtol April next will not have n nouae wherein to dwell, come tome and I will sell you one. I now offer for sale the dwelling wherein I formerly Uved, on Monroe street, Gaa and Water throughout the house In nbundance Also one house and half lot In the rear of Vance* Iron Mills. Cen tre Wheeling. seprjT-aw GEO. T. T1NQT-F Steam Engine for Sale. ONE STEAM ENGINE, 18 INCH CYLIN der, 3H ttroke. All in good Older, uuty been run a short time. One boiler. 46 inches diameter, 19 leet long. The above will be sold at a bargain. Can be seen at MOFFET McNABB-8. ?*p22-tf Wagon Shop. Three Brick Dwellings for Sale. QITUATED ON GERMAN. BETWEEN JO First and Second streets. Centre Wheeling. They contain four rocans and ba*einent kitch en, and cellar each. They will be sold cheap. noU!?y befor? the 3oth day of October. on thfl nl the front door of the Court House. Apply to seuQ-tf THOS. R. MOFFET. FOR SAXF. rrniAT very desirable business 4 pnsent ygw njr the Messrs. Jhcobs IOUj Iiul, at 6 o'clock Regular Whecllnit and Psrkenbnrr PMkfl. J- MANNER A CO.. Alien L. FOR MARIETTA PABKF.RNBURU. ISSSSS. &J&X!i wS? sotiie xo iimmjui Ajrn nuT HUKnrlllr. Ml. (IN PLACE OP THE EXPRESS,) Itncnlar PllUbonib, Vhnlln, aad Pukmbni, PmIim, ^SSuSfL'pfiS^yo" '2^'a '?"JS '/SSSSSX^&S sMirfes at IP. U^l/avo Wl.S'lloK for pitM> I every Tuesday and Friday at 7 A.M. Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon- I day and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until 5) by BOOTH, BATTELLE A CO., augi74f ;--i 'i- Awpnta.. J. S. TRIMBLE& CO.7 Pnetlnl Plnnben, Nteam and Om Fitters. Have constantly on hand BATn TUBS, WATER CLOSETB, LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS, HOOKS, ANTI 1 FRICTION METAL, Ac. acpgMtm Very Large Stock OF Hew and TasMonable Dress Goods,| 1 NOW OPEOWO BV sepgl J? k BHODM. ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL. CI1XBKRIAND, Md. 8. LILIAN, Proprietor, i rpillR HOTEL 18 LOCATED NEAR THE JL Railroad Depot and In the centre of the I btulncH portion of the city. K'~-^ J. WALTERS.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers Cloaks, KTRAW mmI KILU.VEBY UOOON ces?rslly. 'can par at No. Ho. 163 Main Street, 008 WHKKI.TNO. W. VA. Notice^ 5 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BURN jinvlng ^harhlnts. THE i DIFFERENCE Between the slow torture of sewing by hand and the luxury or using a I WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE Can be aeon by the following table, prepared fipom the actual experimenfrof four hullo*. BY XAC1UKK. BY ItAXO. Mil' saps i i t Gentlemen's Shirta. l 18 H 28 Frock Cant*. 2 3S 10 35 Satin Vests. 1 H 7 19 IJnen Vests... 0 48 6 14 Cloth Fanta... 0 61 ft 10 Summer Pants... 0 3S 2 M 8Uk Drw? 1 13 21 UrdnoDKNt.. 14 8 27 Calico Dtww_ 0 57 0 37 Mown Skirt 0 85 7 28 Muslin Skirt.. 0 7 1 Drawers. 0 28 4 G Night Dim 1 7 10 1 811k Apron... 0 15 4 10 Plain Apron.?..... 0 8 1 J8 5TCMBKKOP STITCH ICS MASK PKB MINUTK. By Hand. By Machine. SUtchlng Fine LImni 23 WO Satin 21 K? silk no fifio Seaming thick Cloth .18 tfU cat.T. AND SEE THEM In operation at Wo. 1)9 Main Street, {Tuo door* above corner Monroe ttrrcL) WM. SUMMER ?c |CO., singer'S HAKUTACnnilXO SEWING MACHINES The bat and onip reliable machine* for TAILORING, BOOT AND SHOE MAKING, HARNESS MAKING, CARRIAGE TRIMMING, And aU Manufacturing Purposes. Circulars and full Information aent by mall on application. FREDERIC J. MORSE, JTo. Main Hlmt, Wheeling, W. Ta. Two door* above corner'Monroe xtrect. aepl8 goop ?fcirts. Wheeling loop Skirt Factory AMO, French American Coraete mauttp act used. COHEN, SEMPLINER CO WOULD REHPEOTTOLLYINFORMTHK Ladies of this city and vicinity, U?at bey have opened a store at lOl Main Street, Wltta a large and well assorted stock of Of the Late* and most Approved Style*/ Having been engaged for a long time In an exclusive wholesale business, weliavo acquir ed extensive facilities for procuring goods In ?"Merchants partlcularty, are invited to on and nee our stock, before purchasing else W8ktrts purchased in our Store,will be renova eKry??hnm^i any size of HoopSklrtsto -ST HOOP SKIRT CORSET FACTORY, 165 Main St., oor. Market Alley. KL MENDELSON, XXTOULD respectfully announct: YY to tho dtlzensor Wheeling that he has opened a Hoop Skirt Factory at the above named stand, where he will keep constantly on hand a good amortmantof the bert Hoop Skirts, of all sices and quality, and Comet*, wholesale and retail. OldHoop Skirts repaired and made as good as new. whou-i. t?d. -new. MECTELK0N. Knitting Machines, MANUFACTURED BY THE Dalton Mil MacMne Co. -lirK OPFEIt TO Tire PTIRI.rC t'Mb iuLifiwfnlfcewmSSL^ISend for n areolar. A?cn? ^^KpEKTfar""" No. 27 pmh St., pituiinnt, rn. sepl3-3mdAw New City Omnibns Line. mire trNDERSIONED WIIjI. BUN A i regular Uno UatUf-M Fury anil Ferry. 7JS( .7J? 1 Washington' Vtacctc I?VA'0USCV,\JCUW?m OMhe late Arm pf; Goldsmith A Loeb. The Latest News. MY TELEOIiAril. By the Union Lines Offloe, corner of Monroe and Water street*. Medical Inspectors Mustered Out THE ELECTION IN GEORGIA The Sonth Carolina Secession Ordinance. I Later Foreign News. The Arrest of Fenians HIGHWAY ROBBERIES A DISASTROUS CONFLAGRATION Severe Earthquake in Cali-| fornia. Heilllnf Draft AeeonnU^XinMrlaff Out Mnllrol 1nMpeetor??The 1'rMl* (lent'MXrlp Abudoned-Anew Coun terfeit. Nkw York, Oct. 0.?Tlio Herald's Washington special, dated oil the 8tli, says: P. B. Crnndoll, Assistant Provost Marshal Gouoral of tho Westerrt'Dis trlct of New York, under Mqjor Had dock, has been In Washington several days'strlvlugtoseouro to Oneida coun ty the credits for two hnndred recruits, an:overplus from tho several drafts to which that couuty is ontitled and from which it was defrauded by tho malfea sauco of Mqjor Haddock, who has re cently lieon convicted and fined flO.OOO for liis frauds in filling Western New York quotas. Captain Crandall has been eminently successful In his Inves tigations, and has placed something liko $400,000 to tho credit of his county in tho settlement of its war debt with the Ktnplre State. Tho corps of medical, inspectors or ganized soon after the commencement of the war. has been practically abol ished by tho mastering out of the offi cers as volunteers and throwing them back upon their original rank as army surgeons in tho regular service. Now that their services are no longer needed, why are not the ProvoSt Marshal Gen eral, Commissary General of Musters, and many other supernumarios, also dispensed with T The citizens of Wisconsin now'-so journing in. the, capital have called a meeting Tor tomorrow" night to take appropriate action with respect to the death of General Hortico T. Saunders, of that State. Tho Hines* Washington special, of the 8tli, says:' Tho Presidenl^has abandoned his con templated trip to Richmond and NOrth and South Carolina/ and yesterday no tified tho Secretary of the. Navy that the vessel in waiting for hiin would hot be required. The Government authorities received yesterday a copy of a new counterfeit ton-dollar greenback legal tender note, just put in circulation. Arrests have been mado, and others will bo made, of persons engaged in preparing and is suing the counterfeit, out for good rea sons we are not authorized to givo any of tho particulars. This new bogus issue is dated Washington^ March 10, 1802. Tho letter C, in the red seal, is badly executed, as is also the border of the note, which is made up of a repeti tion of tho letter X irregularly put to gether. The general appearance of the bill to bad. The Election In Georgia?Complaints or Planters The Worth Carolina fteeeaslon Ordinance?CI rati tad e to President Johnson. Nbw York, Oct. 0.?Tho Herald's Savannah correspondent says tho elec tion in Georgia was proceeding very quietly. No military wore1 near tho polling places, and everything in con nection with the election was being managed by tho civil officers. In tho majority of the counties but one ticket was boing run, and it is said that a good class oilmen havo been selected for can didates. In the interior of the State planters coming into Savannah from some sections make strong complaints of the negroes neglecting. their work, and say that in consequenco next year's crops will bo a failure. Tho Herald's Raleigh dorrespondont says' the people of ?7orth Carolina, and especially those around Raleigh, are very decided, in their approval of the emphatic way in which the convention disposed of tu6 secession ordinance, by declaring it not only to bo null and void but to have always. since its pass age, been so. The inhabitants are also represented as being extremely hostile to thoso men who assisted In plunging tho State into the rebellion. In tho Convention on the 4th irtsLi resolutions were introduced, but luTd ovor. for future action, expressing tho utmost confidence in President Jphn son,- thanking him for the course he has pursued towards the erring people of tho South, to tho gratitude of all of whom it is believedno is-entitled. The resolutions also ondprse Gtfv* Holdeu, and express the belief that no Stato will ever again havo a desire to aban don tho Union. j [Wo like the-ring of that last expres-, sion.?Eds. Ijctkl.} 4 Att IntePTlew Wtth the oX-rebelVIce President and Postmaster General. Nkw York, Oct. 0?A Herald corres pondent gives tan account of a 'recent visit to. the rebel Yico President and Postmaster General, Alox.ll&Stophous and John H. Beinm, in Fort Warren,j Boston harbor. Tho former gentlema'h he found physically in the same ema ciated state which has characterized him all his lite, but with' intellect un impaired, while the latter is robust and in excellent health. Both are cheerful and hopeful,- and conversed Aeely on publio afTairs. Mr. Stephens lpoks with distrust on tho activity of prominent rebels id the Work of reconstruction. UiX ed an address tor the* people 6f Texas. their citizenship .as soon us possible, nud to hereafter he fcd&Ttil \o yh* can-' stltution and tho nmilonal ltover/it/io/it. hvtmrd to the freodtnen of the south, ot wiVm\UYritt VYwsVc '"OJJV In the courts, and of granting the QJocuve /runcJi/?e (o BiicJj ofUjpvj mm, cm\ tend, and write, and. thinks, it will be Impossible long to deny them these Civil Government Rmioird Charleston. f I NkwYouk, OvL D.?Advices rrom Charleston state that Mayor Macbeth and VYve common council and others, I members of the old civil government! of tbatcltyj have been restored- to?tho) given up to them, in accordance with a military order issued by Gen. Ben nett, commander of the sub-district of Charleston, on the 2d InsW The Mayor 1m to h&vo Jurisdiction of all' cases be tween whites, while the negroemrBUf bo turned over to the Provost Marshal, but the military police will be retained. The organisation 6T the State MUltia is rapidly progressing in sOnie sections. They are to be subject to the national offioers, i?nd to co-opera to with them In the suppression of the prevalent law lessness. Gen. Bennett haw Issued an ,(*^;?l*eettng his. ^subordinates to, asr s 1st In the formntion of thfcftftsto force, /olning, of allo There is a great stir among tho South Carolina politicians in'anticipation of the forthcoming .State and Congres sional election; and candidates are is suing addresses to We people through elected oh the 18th Inst, m '.friiSrii11 L-|j'' Arrival of (be MU?iwrront has been advanced to per cent, by the Bank of Eng v rr ir*\ 1* r'.fi Evfcni 15-2^^-SffSiOi* OentriTfihiireg 8iK; Brie Railroad 00; Consols 80K&80X. A numbor of Fenian prisoner* wore brought before the police magistrates at Dublin on Saturday. The Government counsel stated that Iriigo sums of money hnd been received mall containing a largo draft, for one of ithera. Some of the correspondence seized shows that the dosigns of the Fe nians were of a most sanguinary char acter, being the extermination and as sassination of the. nobility on the brenk Lhe rebellion.' HTlf/ Oi ~SopL' ?>-;Brcadatufl* closed upward. Wheat advanced la2d, and flour Gdals. Provisions steady. Cotton sales for the week past were 189,000 bales. Tho market excited and buoyant with an advance of 2)i d. on the American. LivKarpgu, Sept. 30,?Cotton sales U day were'40,000 bales;'quotations have advanced la2d. per for middlings. Orleans 24^d. for mid.; uplands and Mobile 24d. The markot closes with an", advancing .tendency. Breadstuflfe closed on SutnVdhy firm with an upward tendoncy. Provisions steady. London.?Consols closed at80j^a89K for money: Illinois Central shares 84}f u85; Erie OOKaUOH; &-20'? 70a70jm Tkn 1.1 2,000 of thoso murderous weapons. Nu merous revolvers and breast-plates had also been found in possession of tho prisoners connected with tho Irish Peo Slo's newspaper, lie quoted an Incen iary paragraph; urging, the employ ment of force, from' n numbor of that paper which was about to be issued when seised. Mr. Barry concluded his speech by asserting that tho Fenians were prompted both in Ireland and I American.. He trusted that this afTair would end forever su?b hopeless con spiracies. Evidendo Was therTglvrfn against the prisoners and some of them were identified as connected with the suppressed Fenian organ. Tho inves tigation is still pending and will proba bly last f+rjpoYoBal days. At a private exeaminatton of six of the I*emails, at Dublin Castlo yesterday, evidence was put in showing that the plot of tho *enians was of tlie most sanguluary character, It was to put lb9 aristocracy {.and th&kipd owners, and ;assasHlnate fhom all at the breaking but of,tho rebeQion. Duko of Munstor, and othors were specially named for nssassinatiou. The linen manufacturers and others were to be called on to give material to sup port tho cuuso under ^threats of exter mination and confiscation of their property ir thoy refused to do so. The evidence of treason against tho prison ers is said to be most complete. ARRIVAL OY TUB NORTII AUKRICAN. *]arthkr Point. Oct. 9.?Tho steamer .North American, from.Liverpool on.tho 28th nnd Londonderry on the 29th ult.. has arrival. ^io ?JanferTMpoli, from *ork? arrived out on the 35th, the Peruvian, from Quebec on tho 25th, the City or London, from New York on the 2flth. and tho Saxony, from New Yorkflu the 28th. The latest riewW' by the Northou Amor lean states thnt the bids for tho Erie railways wero four times in excess of tho amount required. Tho Paraguayans have been again de- feated by tho allies. The arrest of Fenians still continued, i Business in American stocks was Irtiro tbnn nt nn.v previous purlodainco tbe rolwllipii hrolfa oat. Sales ;of cot ton on Frhlnv wore ?!(/on.?Consols closed on Wednes day a? follows: Erio shares COaOOX; U. S. 6-20s 70,. The Bank of England advanced its -rate of discount to 4K per cent. Great Britain.?Arrests of Fenians cdirtinue,and Important discri m i natqry ovidence is accumulated against them. Among the papers discovered one gives the particulars of the expected arrival at BantryBay. of an anns-baring ves sel from America. Tho Cork examinor gives a report that a special commission wiU shortly 1 be held in that city to try Fenian pria ored among tho Irish residents in Lou don, aud the police we keeping a strict watch over them. .The appearance pf tho Asiatic chol era at Southampton is deputed, but it was osserted that tho yellow fever has npperred at Swansea. The govern inent has sent a commissioner there to in-1 quiro intQ the matter. Tho weather continues intensely hot' for the season In England, but there sastr"e"fk,n ",c The London Morning'Herald's city article utters a warning against tho prevailing buoyancy and speculation In tho cotton trade of Liverpool and Manchester. It says that the public must prepare for somo fresh financial .disaster unless somo repression takes place. ;j 'j/v. i A France?Thd Monfteur, alluding to Uio reported speedy evneuation of Rome, says that no doubt should exist relative to tho Intention of tho French government. So soon ins Franco shall consider tho proper time to have ar rived, sho will, In concert with the Pon tifical government, adopt the necessary measures for the commencement of the within tho appointed period. Tho Paris bourso was lint and droop ing at C8f. 25c. Ketchnm, the Forjrer?Jenkins, tbe Phcenlx Bank Robber.

fifr roa/fff Ketelfti/Ti'apnoanced) that ho would put in n plea of guilty to AYve ViVtVw roTgory. It appears the prteouor pro-1 fM&cs top7e/i(JtfuJJty, bat its matters af-, feet his late Arm and their creditors are f stttt penvWng nnA atv* per cent hlgh ?f* The arrival of the steamer China at Halifax, announcing a rise of 45*d In cotton, produces a firmness in tho pro duce market. An advance of 2 per ct. in Erie, and a rise In 5-20s to 70a70K. had an exhilerating effect upon tho market, and produced a-'still further r 9{& i?eJfE;r/pa^R?^,n^eft money, the increased activity in which may be Judged from tho fact that, the exchange at the closing hour this morn feao'?d^i2&5#4, The Evening Post's Washington spe clal says: 1 The Navy Department has ordered the ex-rebel ram StOHOwall, now at Havana, to be brought to one of our navy yards. Americans In Enrepe. Nkw York, October 9.?The Herald's Paris correspondent says thero are not ""ylhousand Americans traveling In Europe, spend ing at the rate of ff,000,000 ingotfl per Boring last month there-was a series of ^fraternization between the officers of the American Squadron In Cherbourg harbor and tho officers of the Itussian Corvette.Askolt. Tho Russians In their attenttoris to the Americans entirely Ignored the Frenah.and English. Tho Herald's Brownsville oorrespond eut WfaVW attack: ou Matamoras by Clio rppubljcnns Jju# been postponed W) tho return of their agent from tho Uni- f Fire. St. "Louis, Oct. Arutt store otv Pennick A Loring. and queensware house of H. B. Keteham, in m. 'Joseph, were burned last Thursday. iWof T*\e OolA Unrkrt. inew York, Oct 0.T-Oold opened at) about tho closing figures of Saturday, aufc, dosing at the lut- I ter. |t| MlninrStodUk New York, Oct. 9. Prices of mining stocks bid In Bos ton to-day: Central, no bid; Copper Falls 23X; Franklin 37X; Hancock l&H; Huron 42; Isle Royal 10X; QulnqyMK; Kock land Superior 3X lfew York Money Market. Nbw York, Oct. 9. Mokkt?Active at, per cent. Stsruno Exchako??Dull at 109H@ 109X. Gold?Leas active and lowen opening at 14fl?, advancing to 146X; Hew York ^u-kel. new Yoke, Oct, 0., Cotton?Activo, oxcitod and fully.8c higher; 67058c for middlings, losing firm nt 60c. Floub?-Irregular and 10 EBlower; *8 m&8 7s for extra Mate; 40 for common to good shipping ids extra, round hoop Ohio, and |0 60@12 75 for trade brands, market dosing hftavy and unsettled; included in the sales are 6000 bills extra state rpr November at 8 60. Whisky?'Unchang ed; sales at $2 28@2 29 Tor state and western.'' WaEAT-^irregular; unset tled und 2a5e lower; f 1 75al 74 for Chi cago spring. |1 73? 1 70 for Milwaukee club, fl 7i@10. Molasses?Dull. I'etiiolk uk?Steady, at 30@40c for crude, 04(& 65c for refined in bond, and 83$; 7-sos,. 1st issue, 98Treasury 7-30s, 2d, 98k; do. 3d, 98.' Stocks?Strong; Mo. 6*s 76H; Canton 63k; Quicksilver 51; k. Y. c. 103; Pacific .mail (buyor 30) 225; C. and N. W. 30}*; N. W. preferred 67X; C. T. 110k; Bock Island U1H; Mil. and Prairie du Chien 59K; P. and Ft. W. 102. Oswega Market. OSWEOO, Oct. 9. floor?Steady; sales nt $9 for No. 1 j spring, 10 60 for yed winter, 11 60 for white, 12 50 for doublo extra. Wheat ?Firm but dull; Milwaukee club, by 1 sample, $1 70, No. 1 do. 1 80. Cobn? Quiet and no sales. Barley?Dull and lower; 9000 bu.Cauada brought $1 19(^ 1 20. Rye and Peas?Quiet und scarce. Canal Freights?Unchanged; flour 50a63, wheat 14, corn 12}?, barley 12, rye 13, oats 8j,?jlAFT*CVra. c\cv bqxb& caktit?k SOAP. 60 xtomn f^ncy TntteV 3/rCAHK. KitApT A CD'S, mart/ and TIRKI). KKAFT4 COH. m brlfl. ALCOHOL, wr cent. 2D Np. 1 Winter Strained Lard ou. MccabeIkilafta COV mart and REED, KRAFT COS. CASES drake's PLANTATION Bittern. 73 owes Hoetetter^ Htoinach era. hi Cases hubi>elSi Golden Bitter*.? 35 Canes cuaxlc*? cintkm oot\\Va\ u\n. ut mrc ABE, KRAFT ii CO ifarfJ and REED, KltAFTA GOV. It real frf.scn merinos cheap. Forty piccca Rich 1'lnw and popiino, Evtsry ahado of.Wool Do ifio width Cnbaru% 3foli?frJ7s together with a quantity of Household and KUcben tnmWnre, ray' 'fUtn**; Carrtage, W agon,ttlelgl?, MarntasQanVen Implements, &c., Ac. I will also sell two lots frf ML Wood Ceme tery adlolnln* mr r????i?* "John Roomer Co., NOR. 81 ANDM MAIN STn C. W. V\;E HAVE. RECEIVED A VERY VY elwlco metecikm of FniJ and Winter Dry Good*, which we oitor both at wholesale un tcUQ, for cash, at very wdnwl yrVce*. AW cash buyetn aria respeettuXty. Ynxued \o glvo nsan early call, and oblige sepa? John roftjpr jt co. HYRITH AND JtOtAfWTX Q ft BBUC llAVEMYER'B NEW YORK. OU SahblsPhlUulelphlaKellnery. 20 bl>ls Bee Ilivc. 15 bhl* PortO lUco MolaMM. 6 bbls New Orleans ilolawa.. Receiv ed and for sale by sep? LIST, MORRISON?* . CHEESE. A NICE LOT OF PRIME OOBHEN 4 cheese and English Dolp--Che??\ Jost received by R. J. fRUYTll. sepS Oor. Market and Qohuty Streets. Family Dyes. Kfv DOZ, HOWE A STEVENS' DOMESTIC Oil Dyes, the beat article In the market, toe ?ale to* T. H. LOU an ., septt and LOGAN. LIST A CO. Wholesald and RetaO Droits, Wheeling.

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GlbtlhMIigemx: >Y MOMWC. OCT. 1 Opening of Ml Winter Millinery mgnt. thst ?he wlUoTlr.?r^l^LS?g; 5S5S!^?*r Thk Fam.?To-dsy tlie? fair begin* and If we er^oy good weather. ftDm all we on learn, thetv will be the largest turn out of My exhibition yet held In our city. The entries of stock are said to be larger than ever before. All of the railroads leading to the HI* V? C*r"7 and slock at half fair. Steamboat packets will carry passengers and stock at reduced rates. The order of exercises for to-day will be as follows: ^tlng stallion in bar ness, mile beats, best 3 in 6: First nre mium not less tban $100* second n?. mium not loss tWfcJs >eo public generallv is directed to the new and well supplied store of John Eckhart 4 Son, Xo. 183 Main street, nearly opposite tbe Grant House, where can be hod every descrip tion of Hosiery for ladin, gentlemen and children's wear. Being the most extensive stocking manufacturers In the eity, they can offer to tbe trade an article of Hosiery superior to any In the market. Their stock consists In part of Plain and Ribbed Woolen,Plain and Riblud Marino, Anallne Ribbed Balmoral, Fleeced Cotton, SUk and Cotton Hosiery. The junior partner having recently the east, oflere In connec D^wed P'? ShfrU nnci as Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Neckties. So^'ge^l rf?the^lne.to,Uy S?"Cita ~?tinuan? oct7-2w Johs Eckhart Jfc Sox. If you want the best nnd cheapesl goods which the market affords, call at the clothing depot of John T. loklnd octlOlw Pnop. J. M. MACAjjjarrKtt Is coming. LIGHT bread and light hearts go to gethermoro frequently than most per sons Imagine. It you want to see a '?happy fiunily,? vlRit one in whlei they nae the EreeUior Baking Fmeden you will hear nn complaints therefrom the "head of the family" when he lake* a seat at the table. Indies who an married, and those who expert to be The Hannali More Acaiemv viun-iinox, drl*waef. Principal.: Mis** c. 4 L QRIJIHHAW." T'SSi r?Vl? *?TA?U8nED INHTITU Porp^Scqlar* we Climlars. wa-ii^ The Greatest Medicine of the AgeT KfiAPPS DIABBHIEA COIPOUHD! SWS3?2S?^ T?JSJSggffi5SSa nnott ?2^-12it ??rVrwlUl a 11111 knowledge r will fl^i n .wvuwuiun LIIAKRHfKA CONFOUND. Kvenr soldier will find ltlnvslnsble. No family shoald be without it. Do not hesitate to try KxAftft Diarrhoea Oomhopnp, and prevent pain, sulfrring and death. KKAD Tint rOLlOWlXO tzsxdcoxxais: WUKKLIKO. April 25th, 1885. Menus. McCabk. Kraft A Co. Grntlemenz? Having used Krafts Dtarrhcea Com pound, for CampDiartboea, with which I have been deeply afflicted for almost one month, another remttmem tried bmrtno/uQed, and finding It not only n present relief bat a perwtmenl curt. I take pleasure in recommending it to thelk -orable notice ofsllwho may be silks MBlteted Chaplain Ifith W.Va. Jn&uitry. MOTXirarviLLX, Msimhsll Co.. W V?7 Messrs. MeGASS, Kraft A OtLftonilentea: ?LantKummer, being in Nashville, Tenn^ I wan attacked with a severe Diarrhoea. I tried the remedies of several phyridamv bat vrlth oat any eflfect. 1-was sdvised by my friends I to come home. I was completely broken down and prostrated* Upon arriving at home* I was advired to try Krafts Diarrhoea Com pound. iMebotOet/UoompteUip cured OtedU etueandrettorcdmpheaUh. I am glad tore I commend this vamable medicine to all af 1 filcted with this terrible disease. Yoarstroly. Axnasw BnwAxss. Messrs. McCabk, Kraft A CXk, Gentlemen; ?Last summer I was attacked with a very severe Diarrhoea, from which I suffered for some three weeks, I tried various remedial, bat was nnable to check the disease. Iatla*t proensedabottfeof MKzafl% Dtanhcea Com pound." Ome botUe entirety cured OtetKmne, and restored me to my oxoal health. 1 take pleasare in recommending this valuable med icine, as I hare proved ltsvirtnes in my own ease, and seen It tried by others ^with the^???? good remits. E. R. Addibo: Fonneriy MasterMschlnw*t? F.S 10 bj WEaTAATITCH BABWON*"}^^5??;i??o*in. If Oval** or tr- FromTVnim?, BUgo Mills, ntebS^^mrnran?^Wayne and DOY* P. G, HILDRETH A BRo SlMatoS^k fraPli? Guitara, Bar APcoideon*, GREAT EXCITEMENT! oi>eisrrisrq or TBI NEW STOKE new store! new goods! NEW YORK DRY GOODS STORE WllOI.rSAI.l; a>,> bet All. JACOBS BRO., jsonsnt: J opmeO Um tollowlug Black mi*! Fanry BUks. 2^.: *sss?"* AiRSi-aluS&ni, ropUiis?all colonc Al*ov the following: domestic goods. ttwra ?bd Bl?h?l M Italian, I oinsh?m^ rmicow, HOrNEHOLD goods. m mll JACOBS Jt BRO? 100 Wheeling, W. VlL JACOBS BRO., 'ditEthi'fmo?ifSNEI> A "TORB UN ?*?toekof re Hoase? containing a gents- furnishing goods, 1 Genu' FImUm "hu?? SO?a* fancy NerkSaST^ I l~?lr'"T""n?"?? to ?b?P?Dtf Fnml.k. aad'chpL nSSi IEd lSSi,0iJ2Sit,"?. lbntS'wii^SIdLSS?'7mn'? V. I "Upnr Clothing PoSthrSv"?? Intend to room for oar D? 10 J5uik? ?pMm JACOBS 4 BRO., ??McLnre Home. E. A. WEBER, Music Dealer, IOS Vain Street, wheeling, west va, No???rorfor the "teikwat Smith's American Organs. SHEET MUSIC, StAS^0"*"00*'- ^"ol'an.UKlG'mMn instruction Vtisrv, v" ,?w Guitar. v ,oUn? Vlollncello and i?S* ft.Nfc.tton. received dally. Rre Proof Salamander Safes ?NMHPII A. MtXCAUT, I* Afent tor the ntle of MAa BPltg.* BABWE8' LOCKS, K_?~- _ VA BVt DOOm. s?iS5iy^fAT,'od8> ?"'*?*?S?l PBta" tleclS INTELLIGENCER BOOK AND JOB PRINTING HOUSE, Corner Qnincy Main Sts., WHEELING, W. VA BLANKS, BRIEFS, Bill Heads, LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS, LABELS, Circulars, Abstracts, deeds/cards, Programmes, hand bills, Decorative Printing! In all Its Bronohcfli xx Tin FINEST STYLE OF ART Tag Cards, Insurance Cards, Business Cards, Address Cards, Bailroad Cards, Invitation Cards Or any alae, and In any color or combination and In a Not to be Surpassed! EITHER EAST OB WEOT. LA B-EL&, Every pomible variety, from PLAIN BLACK INK, To the Finest Printed Colored Ink or Bronze! BLANKS or evert DESCRIPTION, Aim AT THE LOWEST RATE, Book Binding. WTe have, Jin connection with oar Job Of fice, a. tin* da* Book. Bindery and Blank.Book Manufactory, And pnp+rtd to fill all omen, at thelow ?t?*h pitetm, Bbm* Books or whatever DvBo?ta. "?artOMdlnthaeoitlitir. as.aaUdtori to from City and Country which ?>??p r*. oeire oar prompt attention. The New Line SteamersT ^h4*?0?1 wlth tMa Unc. takinn the 8 p. m. trnln frore pSSKS'^w^,? ^""^tion with this line Vi^P* the 8 a. m. train from m?, JnTnSL" oomiGClJotui?* d,n? O^U i?LS5S3?.,5SSSy?ru'te" .Information may lie obtained on anmic Information may be obtained on npplica tlon to A. W. 8ILAW, sep20-lm Sop't New Line, Baltimore. CATAREHi DR. R. QOODALE'S Catarrh Remedy. THI8 MODE OF TREATMENT 18 The Acme of Perfection! It Cares Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh. It Cores Gatakbh In all Its Types and Stages It Cores catarrh, and averts Consumption It Cores CATABBB and Pain In the Temples No violent Syringing ofthe Head. The Sense of Taste and Smell Restored. TOR CENTURIES CATARRH HAS DE JP fled the skill of physicians and surgeona No medical work contains a prescription tha will eradicate it. J Nothing save Dr. Qoodalel remedy will break It op, radically destroyinj the principal of the disease, and preel uillm the poslblllty of a relapse. No ftxrmox Catarrh can withstand Its search ing power, and no mode of treatment ever Rf forded such Immediate relief; or gave sod universal satisfaction. It penetrates to the very seat of this disease and exterminate* It, root and branch forever From the N. Y. Oomtmtreial AdvertUer. 'Hay. Rosa, akd Periodic Catahkh. Dr. R. uoodales Catarrh Remedy and modeo treatment, not only alTbnls the greatest re Usfin every variety of Catarrh, but it extln gulshes the disease forever in all Its types ant stages. Every one speaks -well or U. Price fl.00 per Bottle. 8eud a stamp for Dr Goodale*s New Pamphlet on untarrh. Its per feet mode of treatment and rapid cure.- Infor mation of prieelens value-send or call at ones C. R. Pajudcb, Sole Agent, 75 Bleecker St. New-York. BWFor sale by T. H. LOGAN A CO., ant LOO AN, LIST A CO- Wheelln*. PBIDE OF VIKQUflA. 2? .Core Dyspepsia To Que Dyspepsia ??:8f?S8= Use the Old Home Bitters. Flatulence use the Old Home Bitters. JJ* the Old Home Bitten. Use the Old Home SEera Use the Old Home Bitter*. Use the Old Home Bitters. S2&E2?*HomeBltters. .wmIE _ TTin ?ld made Younn! 11 iSSSBlSgSS;. UOIfLCmt^.gPSf-?, i- rJnrowSox. tobbabij, J? J. biciiai TVJlt rm '?anoon* ?Dillon, Thompson, Co.. !W Market Ntreet, PlSS2fOAS A STB COATES, BBOTHEBS, v. Commission Merchants fob TUB PTTBCXXASB A 8AIK O* WOOL, 197 Market St. wmI IMA ioa Jones Hi. 'PHILADELPHIA. Bbxjaxxh Coatbs, Obo. Mobbisok Goatbb. nepia-cmd TOiiu* aiid liquors. IUA(KT romkmtuai* a. a. i.kvxson H. ROSENTHAL CO., Importer* A Wholesale Dealer* In (Brandies, Wines, Gins, ALCOHOL, BOURDON, RTF, MONONGAnELA WHI8KY, Catawba Mini*, Ac., Mann fncturei* of Cider Vinegar, Domestio Wines &o., 1 t- A'o. 33 XIatn Mm*. k I (In room formerly occupied by Pryor A Frost,) WIWKLLKU, H'. VA. j -ONCOURAGED I1VTIIE LIB^ltALPAT (located waivlioiiMvi in the city, wlifflti*# will 1 excellent fiirllltU* for receiving niul ping our eoods. We hare fitted up Uie e In Uie wtQKt sikI ino*t approved man ner, fbr Uie mAnnfiicturo of the celebrated Romo Whisky ami ?i|>erior Cider Vlnecar. The brwt Iminil*of everything usually kept in a flnrt. clam lkiuor atom contluuuDy on lutnd nnd furhnlont Uio lowest prices. ftab7-Iy 11KXKY KC2IM ITI.HACIl. GEOItGK KEI.LER. H. SCHMULBACH GO.) NO.?llomun Sr., Wiikkuno, Importer* A Dealer* In Brandies, Wines, Gin, Hononjcabrla. Ronrbon and RYE W IIIHK Y. I XTEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL I\ supply of the best brands of everything r We manufacture the beet of CIDER VINEGAR. II. SCHMULRACH A CO., INo. 6 Monre street, in room formerly occu pied by 8.1. Block- jelt CLAHKI.Mia B. r. NILLZ& C. L. ZANE A CO., Importer* it Dealers (n Foreign dc DometHc I WINES LIQUORS, Manufacturer* of PURE CATAWBA WINES, Qulncy BU, bot. Main A Market Ht*., WIIEEUNO.W, VA. T7-EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND BRAN* IV dtas,Seotch and Irish Whiskies, Jarnaics Rum* and Conllal, Choice Old Rye and Hour bon Whiskies. pep77 .Standard 9aU$. I SAM'L OTT. MORflAK I~ OTT. WK. II. 1IAZ.I. SAMUEL OTT, SON CO, Agents for FAIRI1ANK8* STANDARD SCALES, A DAPTEP TO EVERY It RANCH OP /V bu*lncHK where a correct and durabk Hcalo is required. Counter Scales of every Variety, PORTABLE AND DORMANT SCALEB TOT! STORES, IIAY AND CATTLE SCALES, War*haute and Tntnajwrlatkm NcaUa, I Scales fbr Grain nnd Flour?fictile*' fbr Ral. road*?Scale* for Cool Dealer* ami Miner* ?Cotton and Sugar Scales?Fnrm nnd Plantation Beaks?Post Office Scale*?Bnnker nnd Jewel* era* Beams?Weigh- masters' Beams, *c.,4c.,*c. All of which nre wnrmntcd In every parti? nlnr. QUI nnd examine, or send for an Illna tmted and descriptive circular. N. ILr?These Scales lrnve all sfcrl beartngt which purchnnerswlll find upon examlnatlot ts not the case with other scales om*re?l fen nnle In thtsdty, which ore represented to hi "as good ns Fairbanks*." A scale with ens) iron bearing*, cannot be durably accurate. SAM*L OTT/SON A OO., Agents, Wholesale Dealers In I Hardware. Saddlery Hardware, A&, I Cor. Market A Monroe sts^ oppositeMcLnn I Hotw? Wheeling, W. Vn. mnr!4 P. C. IllI.DRETII A BRO., 63 Main Street, WHEELING, W. VA. Howe's Standard Scales, Hay or cattle, platform, coun ter nnd Grocery Scales. HOWE'S ARMY SCALES, Adopted by the Government as the Stand nnl Scales. Every Scale wnrrantcd. P. C. ILILDRETH A BRO.. feb5 Agents for the Mnnufnctnrer 184L?P. a Q.?1865, I "PHOTOGRAPHS, IT AMBR0TYPB8, CARDS, Or MS And an kinds of Likenemes, from the cheep est to the be*t life size Oil Painting, and the place to get them, Partridge's, 117 Main Street?llrstfloor, I yoa ?rant Ul? best and cheapest work in 1 the country. jffVHS country. _ dec 15. a. w. jonssoN son, Mnnufoctnrers of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, HAVISO AVAILED OTOSKLVIH OP Improved mdlltlen, we lira better prepared now than ever to nil all orders fbr any article or work in the above line of busi 22?" tt?d Conductor* innde to order. don? 1x1 a Boh*tantlftl and workmanlike manner.. We are now raying aUent,on to tbts branch! ofthe bade, and can guarantee sattetoction in every P*J"Ucular. To Wholesale Dealers we ma the amortment is full at all Wokeen times. G.W.JOHNSON* SON; V. JOHIiBOJf W No. 179&(arket Bquare, jy28 Whkkuwq, wTVa. 18G5. FALL TRADE 1865 JOSEPH GRATIS, No. SO Mokrob Street. New Style Parlor and Hall Papers, centre Pieces, Gold and Velvet, School Books, Blank Books, Memorandum Books,bony Books, Ac., Fancy Goods, Toys, Ac., t" GOLD pens, Morton"* Celebrated Gold Pens and Holders, ruber's Lend Pencil*, T Cheap Lithographic Pictures, NEW NOVELS, Also, all the oldj^^cliuw Novel*, by Dickens, Alb? Fnncy 8how Canl*j Ac., Ac Lynns Cumberland Cement Annneqo^nedutJelefccaiittndAor. where water h tol? rrelntw! or pool utrengU. Foundation lnV?"t)iSilb^ip I Tnings for Gsnomcter Tr Oroutlngfbr Wa^tW'OW" Floor, and nil pui used: making a r FIRE, DXM. Supply alwaysion haral and fbr Mile by JOSEPH. A. METCALF, M Main street. NinVDRIEH. CHEESE, gSSSE' angHI?0?IHTh' Bun nniKH, Ac., Ac., 73 ^'N STREET. hodman'S Inspection and Laf Tobacce WAREHOUSE. ?15K'I JTX ati, ohio. **"Retnrng promptly made. p. HIRATT. It^|q,?iODMAS.Srj!X rantiiT, r?BD cx>? Munntecturenof No. 1 y Illuminating Carbon OIL .v aud benzole, Al? a very ~miOATO- oil, Joiiy brqwjt, 'SWfWSOR TO m nrown, 1?9 Mala Mmt,* lVlIEELIIfG,W.VA. Philadelphia_Bonnet Depot B,a" or Kra. W?rr* ni.tr* BoroK. J* WALTBR8, Wo. 162 SUin Street, WTIlMJr T?.n mrcef, 'COOTAB'-ig'. igSg-A U. me mtett M$e Aho, CIdUuaiul jSuUIIm ?ct iwL wnminp. wooM ?>_ importw. ?m Mu ta ?ueensware, -? remove all olMtructions to the healthy menstrual flood, imparting new tono and activity. Ux the system; price ?1 per bottle. Obstinate casrai oriong standing may require No. 3, which is fourRegrets Btron er than No. 1; price IC per bottle. 3 awMarried ladies should not una the above compound fbrreaaons made known with each I ^Tw-^safe, certain and healthy proven ta I tlve to conception farufehed on application. rontons at a distance, by stating tbelrsymp l torn*, age and occupation, can receive rutdl I cine by expeew, securely packed from obser Addreat Dr. YOUNO, No. 76 Thlntttreet Pittsburg,P?> Ofllee,PnlloHall, second floor entrance on Third, near Market. Office hours 8 a. m. to 12 m. ana 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. ocft BALTDEOHE LOCK HOSPITAL. ?rEBTABLlHBED AS A REFUGE FROM QCACKERT.jw TJTE OXL YTI+A CX WBRREA CURECAH BE OBTAINED. T\K JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THF J most Certain;Speedy and only Effectual eroedy In the workl tor aD Prlvale Dtseai**, Weakness of the Buck and IJmhs, Strict ore*. Affections of the Kidneys and BladderTlnvol untary Discharges, J inrnemui. lsiiiuu, _A of the jorOir^^-8^' Nose or SJdn, AfltectJons of t Stomach or Bowels-those t arising from the Solitary Habits of Youtli those skckkt and solitary practices more thtal to their victims than the song of Syrens to the Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hope* or anticipations, rendering marriage, Ad, Impossible. YOUNG MEN Especially, who have become the victims ol Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive tiabtt -which annnallr sweeps to an nntlmely grave tl?ousnnd* of Young Men of the mo?t exalted talents and brilliant Intellect, who might otherwise have entranced listening Senates with the thundom of eloquence, or waked toecstacy the living lyre, may call with full confidence. untary Discharges, Impotency. General De> I Heart, Timidity, Tremb or Giddiness, Disease MARRIAGE. Married Persons, or Young Men contep-.pls e of physio*\ weak. _ IftainlflM-speedily cored. He who plaeea himself under the care of Pr J? may religiously conflds in his honor as gentleman, and confidently rely upon hh skill as a physician, _ ORGANIC WEAKNESS Immediately cured and full Vigor Restored. This distressing affection?which renders llfearrT man-tare tmposKiMe?ta the penalty uK by the victims of improper indulgences, Yonng persons are too apt to commit excesses from not being aware of the dreadful conse quences that may ensue. Now, who that un derstands the subject will pretend to deny that the power of procreation is lost sooner by those (tailing Into Improper habits than by the prudent? Besides helng deprived ol the pleasure of healthy oflkpring, the m?t serious and destructive symptoms to both body and mind arise. The system becomes deranged, the Physical and Mental Function* Weakened, Doss of Procreative Power, Nerv ous Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart. Indigestion, Constitutional Debility a Wasting of the Frame, Cough, Consump tion, Decay and Death. Office, No. 7 Month Frederick Street. Deft hand side going from Baltimore streetl a few doors from the comer. Fail not to ob serve the name and number. letters must be paid and contain a stamp, The Doctor's Diploma hangs In his office. A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS. No Jferetnry or NaiueouM Drugx! DR. JOHNSTON, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon* London. Graduate from one of the most emi nent Colleges in the United States, and the greater part of whose life lias been spent in the hospitals of London. Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected some of the most astonishing cures that were ever known: many troubled with ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great nervousnew, beins alarmed at sudden sounds, bash fulness, with frequent blushing, attended sometimes with derangement of mind, were cured immedli ately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICR Dr. J. addresses all those who have injured themselves by improper indulgence and solli tary habit*, which ruin both body and mind, unfitting them for either business, study, so ciety or marriage. These are aotn? of the s>id and melancholy enacts prod need by early habits of youth, vis Weakness of the Mick and Limbs, Pains in the Head, DimncmofSIghUIiOsspf Muscular Power. Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Derangement of fha Di gestive Functions. General Debility, Symp Con fusion of Ideas, Deprewion of Spirits, I Forbod in as. Aversion to society, Self-Distrust. Ixivo of Solitude. Timidity, ??e, are some t the evils prodnced. Thousands of -persons of all agea can now Judge what Is tne cause of their declining health, losing their vigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and emaciated, having a singu lar appearance about the eyes, cough ard symptoms or consumption. Yotma men Who have Injured themselves by a certain practice indulged to when sJone, a habit fre Rcliool, the effects of which are*nlghUy felt, even when asleep, and If not cured, rendois marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and body, should apply. Imroedlately. What a pity that ayounscman. the hope of his country, the darling of his parents, should be snatched from all prospects and enjoy ments of llfte, by the consequences of devia ting from the path of nature and Indulging In a certain secret habit. Such persons, jrusr baton contemplating fT MARRIAGE, Reflect that a sound mind and body ire ttas most ntwsary requisites to promote connu bial b-ipplne**. indeed, without these, the Journey through life becomes a weary pil grimage: the prospect hourly darkens to Urn viewrthemind becomes Shadowed with des pair and fllleom whence no traveler returns." It is a'mebme^ch/AuLt^itthousandsftal victims to this ternbledieeaae, owing" to the unskUlfttlness of Ignorant pretenders, who, by the use of; that deadly potjun, JlerAry, ruin the constitution, and make the residue of life miserable. STRANGERS Trust not your lives or health to the care o! rruuiy unlearned and worthies pretender* deatirate of knowledge^ name' or character who copy Dr. Johnston"* advertisement*. 01 style themselnes, in thenewspapof, regular ly Kdnnmted Phyiddans: incapable of curing they keep yon trifllM month afler month, taking then* filthy ana poisonous coin pounds or as ions as the smallest toe can be obtained, and In despair, leave you with nuned health toslahoveryourowngalltngdtaappQltitraent. Dr. Johnston is thelmlyFhyslciaii adver tising. His credentials or dlplomsa, always hang in hte office. His remedies or treatment are unknown to all others, prepared from*a life spent In the great hospitals of Europe, the mst in the country, and a more extensive prftxii* nratf i<-? than any other Physician In the world. SUGAR. 15"illSS??ss8s: fflV5A<?.ai?itS..Rlo Coat. Jntt Me,,