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WHEELING REGISTER.
LB WIS BAKER, ) K
O. 9. LOM, }?????.
TUESDAY MORNING, ? ? AUGUSt 22.
Equalizing Tasalin.
A national debt should be regarded as
resting upon all the people. Every indi
vidual in the nation owes a part of it
proportionate to bis individual wealth. ?
How is it then that certain persons
rlaim the right to repudiate the portion
of the debt that falls to their share? It
A owns a certain kind of property is it
right that he should pay not only his own
share of the debt but also that of ii who
1. -ippiMM :n own a different kind of prop
erty ? I> tln-re any justice in such a sys
tem as ihi.r ! Why is 1J, who holds gov
ernment bonds, exempt from taxation,
whiu' A. who manufactures baskets and
blooms, is compelled to pay ? In other
words, why is B permitted to repudiate
hi.s portion of the national debt ? He
enjoys the protection of the general gov
eminent, he is entitled to all the privi
leges of the State, his property and per
sou aie guarded by the police and he
>vi;ds his children to the public school,
ami yet, though he maybe worth fifty
tiioiisand dollars, he pays nothing for all
ilnn His government bonds are exempt
from taxation either state or municipal,
ami the portion of debt which lit) .should
l?a\ is added to the burden of his le s
ti.itnnaic neighbor.
Cannot Congress; at its next session,
?Uvi.e some remedy tor this glaring
wioiig? If not, ean any man be found
v. hn will not agree that the States have
both the power and the right to make
iiiest: men bear their share of the public
)?nideii ' Some means of regulating
luxation must be devised, if we would
e- rape national bankruptcy and dis
liinior.
ftignificmii
'i he recent appointments mailt- by
Firsident Johnson in New York eit\ 'ik*
.egarded as somewhat significant in a po
litii'a) point of view. Mi Drai-kr, Col
in toiof the IJeit, a radical Republican
and rampant Loyal Leaguer. w as kindly
notified that his resignation would lie
acceptable and, when lie took the hint,
i'l.isiox Kino, a former Democrat. Imt
dui in# > hi past four years a conserva
t.ve Republican, wa* appointed in his
pi. n o The radicals were somewhat dis
gusted at this, but their eonseriiatiou was
i vally increased a few day* ago by t he
removal of another ardent negro snftratjc
man and the appointment to bis place", of
Mr. Ooei.i.. an old Democrat whosiill
claims affiliation with that party and
who was elected to the State Legislature
b\ the Democrats in 1S&? The other
radical office holders in New York anil
other eastern cities are quaking lest they
u.uy likewise be compelled to "walk the
I>1huIc Mr JOHN.'OX is a believer in
"rotation in office" and seems to lie rotat
ing into positions of intluenre and proiit
a class of men somewhat ditfrreul from
those who have grown so inordinately
fat during the past four years.
One of the staple arguments against
African slavery used to 1>? that it kept
the negroes in a condition of barbarism
;?nd ignorance. The brutish instincts
jiiid rude habits of th#negrocs were said
to be the result of slavery, and no scofts
and jeers were thought too coarse to ap
ly to the man who had thetemciily to
>::v that the slaves were elevated and
beuciitcd by their contact with ll.e
?chife* in the South. AW, however, ail
?li i- changed The aholitioni.-'t* have
- discovered that the. ->f>uili> '. ii
- :? - ,ue a highly siipcriol ? >1 ?i 1 >i tn
my 1'bej ic represented i-> ten in
tr ili^ent, proficient hi many of the arts
, .1 sciences, and amply qualified toix
ui; i>.' the highest privilege of At u ii.an
? itizonship A recent article in the
Washington Chronicle claims for them in
finite superiority above the negroes of
.lain ilea anil St Domingo who have been
free for fifty years, and attributes this
:?np liority to thci: intercourse with the
whites Queer, isn't it?
Champ Ferguson, the guerrilla w ho
? is on trial at Nashville, seem 9 to be a
perfect monster without a single redeem
ing trait to palliate his brutality He is
accused of nearly twenty cold blooded
murders, not deeds done in honorable
waifare or in pursuance of .some military
i-rder or design, but deliberate and atro
? ions murders. Everyday of the trial
le veals some new atrocity. 1'lie follow
ing is one oi the cases. The witness said:
. "I am the widow of Williaui Fogg, lie
was killed the 1st day of November, I '?'01,
eight miles above Albany, iu Clinton
? onnty, Kentncky. Ferguson came iuto
the bouse and said: 'How do you do V
? tasked him to have a chair; he said he
hadn't time. I asked him to have some
? apph-N : lie said he had been eating some.
Mc. asked for 31 r Fogg I said he was in
iied, a cry sick Ferguson walked to the
lid where Mr F. was, and said, 'How
!? re yon, Mr Fogg?' My hushaud re
plied, 1 am veiy sick? 1 have had the
measles and have taken a n lap ?>_' |er
^?usoii said, "1 reckon you eaught the
?ocaslcs at Camp Dick Robinson * Ko^i*
tiJd huu he never was there. Then Fer
guson shot him with a pistol, and 1 start
ed c, ut of the honse, and just as 1 got out
1 beared another shot My bnshaud
ucvc.r spoke after the tirst shot J went
i 'On t twenty yards from the house, and
iciu rued in about tiitcou minutes At
i hat time Ferguson was starting to his
i.orse. When 1 got into ike house, my
husband was lying dead in the bed. lie
vos .shot twice, once under the left breast,
s. .:d also in the right side."
Tue Utica Herald says : "A daughter
of the old Duke of Wellington and her
i; .sb md passed through Utica yesterday.
Jfwnsou this husband's account that
M?o was disinherited by the old Duke.
Tiie lady is a blonde, aud endeavors to
u id to her beauty (they say) by coloring
; >*r eyebrows with we don't know what.
?. al applying the sarae iu considerable
quantity under the eyes. The couple are
Just from Saratoga, aud, of course, know
what is "style." .
A Difference,
1 ... ? ?*
The Democracy of mailt.
The Democracy of Maine represented
in State Convention ou Wednesday last,
put forth a declaration of principles the
fnll text of which is as follows :
Renolvod, That with sentiments of pro
found gratitude to Almighty God we re
joice that the clash of arms is no longer
heard in our land, and that the extermi
nating horror of war has ceased, and that
peace, with its grateful and healing in
fluence, pervades our border. May that
peace bo perpetual-5
Resolved, That we will sacredly cherish
the memory of the countless dead who
have fallen in the great struggle for con
stitutional government, and with grate
ful hearts will do honor to the living who
have periled life and fortune in the same
great cause.
Rmind, That with the cessation of
war its bloody and barbarous spirit
should be banished from our midst, and
with the return of peace, hatred aud ven
gcauco should yield to Christian charity
aud magnanimity.
Resolved , As within the scope of sound
constitutional principles and to re-estab
lish at the earliest practicable period, it
is the duty of the Federal Government,
acting with as little executive and legis
lative interference as possible, to observe
the true constitutional relations between
itself and the revolted States, and to cx
ecnto all legitimate power and influence
to promote and perpetuate that univer
sal harmony, fraternity and unity which
are essential to the peace, happiness and
glory of the republic, now destined to be
? one aud indivisible," forever.
Resolved, That the Democracy of Maine
do here reassert aud declare their funda
mental principles of actiou to be equal
aud exact justice to all men of whatever
State or persuasion, religious or political;
peace, commerce ami honest friendship
with all nations; entangling alliances
with none; the support of the State gov
ernments in all their lights, as the most
competent administration of all our do
mestic concerns aud the honest bulwark
agaiust ant i republican tendencies; the
preservation of the General Government
in its whole constitutional vigor as the
sheet anchor of our peace at home and
our safety abroad; a jealous eare of the
right of election by the people, a mild and
safe correction of abuses which are left
by the sword of revolution, where peace
able remedies are unprovided absolute
acquie.'-cences in the decisions of the ma
jority ? the vital principles of republics,
from which there ii no appeal but t.?
f.ii ee ? t In* v i t al pi in ci pie and immediate
parent of despotism; a well fliseiplined
militia, out b?_st reliance in peace and in
the first moment 01 war; the supremacy
of the civil over l be military authority
Resolved, That the ballot ia the right
of every American citizen, to be restrict
ed only* by limitations, as the public safe
ty may require, aud that the Constitu
tion recognizes the right of the people
of each Stateto prescribe the qualifica
tions of clectois. "a power the people
of the separate States comprising the
Federal Union have rightfully oxer
cises from the origiu of the Government
to the present time."
Resolved, That inasmuch as glaring in
.qualities in the distribution of the pub
lie burdens work oppressive injustice to
individuals, and tend dircctlvto overrun
the public faith and establish a privileg
ed class in the community, we therefore
demand and pledge our utmost endeav
ors to secure equal taxation" as alike re
quired by justice and the genius of our
Government
Resolved, That the sum advanced by
States, ami by county and by municipal
organizations, to aid in suppressing the
rebellion, are a legitimate and equitable
charge upon the Federal Treasury, to be
hnrue by the whole country, and the
1 democracy ot Maine are in favor of tbeii
payment by the General Government.
Resolve I, That, banishing ?.u minor
party considerations, and acting in the
spirit of an enlarged and generous pu
tiiotism, we will cordially support Presi
dent Johnson in (Impolicy which he has
avowed, and in all such constitutional
measures ae be may inaugurate to bar
monize the country ami i est ore aud co
ntent the Union of the States to enable
the States late in revolt to put t licit gov
ernments in practical operation.
Resolved, That we congratulate, the
whole country that among the first ;icts
of President Johnson's administration
we return to the better days of the Re
public in his declination to accept volun
teered gratuities while holding office, aud
i we regard it a proof of integii \ in
marked . ontiast to the bribery and cor
ruptions which have recent 1> cbaiao
t? l i/ed and disgraced otliital .station.
.'iV i died. That the- assassination of tin
President of the United States was tin
act of unmitigated barbarism, alike de
structive to civil government and ab
horrent to the sentiment of Christian
men throughout the world, and receives
the most decided reprobation of the Con
vention.
AMUSEMENT
WASHINGTON HALL,
the would renowned
Blind Negro Boy Pianist,
to \r ,
? * * ?
WILL OTVR FOtjR
CONCERTS,
< OMME NCTNtJ
MONDAY EVE., AUG. 21.
ADMISSION.. ..... SO c.
K KSERYED aE ATS 7 3c
IT The Ku ibo Grind Piann used for the or
Ciision, is kindly furnished by J B Mellor. No
i:?9 M -in Street , where tickvt- um r*lsu lie pro
curr.l for the <'? nrt-rte
attgl71w S f J. THAYER \&at
FURNITURE.
PiiRKITURE RNTABMNIItlKNT
lil Main Street, next do?w to BfslMps
Jewolry Store.
* R. T. FRIEND & SON,
M.VNt'F.?rTMii"K Of
A'll Styles of'Furniture
? SUCH A3 ?
OQFA!l,B(rREAVfl, RED0TIAD9,
O ''HAIRS, and everything usually kept is ?
Furniture Store
All kinds of work made to order, with neat
n*ss and dispatch.
UNDERTAKING.
We will furnish Metallic, as well as otharkinda
ot Ooffinv made of the best materials and at be
Utest am! most approved styles, on short inoti c
Having bad an experience of years in the un
dertaking business, we hope, by strict attention
t?> business, to merit a share of pubUopatronaga
It is our intention to accommodate oar custo
? 'o the utmost ef our ability.
R.T FRIKHDftSOIL
-DK8T OtNPOWAEB. IMPERIAL
i> Young Hyson, Black cud Japan Teas, for
sale cheap at *
jel2 BOOTH, BATTELL1 4 COa
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE UITOBBSieRBD, IHl COM
MITTEE appointed to sell the Belmont
Iron Works and appurtenances, on thia day, ac
cording to advertisement heretofore published
in the newspapers of this city, in obedience to
the order of the Hon. Judge Caldwell, have
withdrawn all said property from sale. PV
HENRY MOORE, to
tm JNO. P. GILCHRIST,*
s| ?SI J- D. DU BO IS HW."
^Wheeling, An;. 22, 1865.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
BARBELS W ABB ABIT ED
25
pore and old, lost received and for sale by
M. REILLY.
CHEESE.
r A BOXES WEITEBIV RESERVE
OU 25 do Hamburgh rery rich, just received
and for sale bv
aug*? M. REILLY.
Housekeeper Wanted.
A SUITABLE nOUSEKEEKSR
can obtain a situation at liberal waces by
applying immediately at rav house on Market
Street, between Union and Monroe
aug21-3t M. C. LEECH.
Municipal Court of Wheeling.
EXTRACT.
The municipal coubt of
Wheeling so far as its police jurisdiction is
concerned, will be held at the basement of the
Court House, in room adjoining the Lock-up,
from 9 o'clock a. mfof each day (Sundays' except
ed) until the bnsines* of that day is closed, and af
ter said days' business is closed, arrests made
will bo hoard on the next day after servic? of
process or arrest on view, unless good cans# be
shown for continuing the case to another day,
and the officers of said Court, on making arrests
according to law, will keep such person or per
sons in said Lock-up until the next session of tho
said Court as ahove indicated.
M. C. OOOD,
Judge of the Municipal Court of Wheeling.
August 10, 1865.
The Clark oi the Corn t will be found at hi*
ottice in the city buildings during business hours
except during' the sessions of the Municipal
Court, when he will be fonnd at the Conn Room
aug2l
FOR SALE. ~
ri'HE VEBV DEMISABLE PROP
1 ERTY on Fourth street, known as the rasi
deuce of A. P. Woods, deceased, with stabling,
Ac., &c., complete; also the proporty at tho
head of Monroe street, connor of Mo'uroe and
So vonth above the Episcopal Chnrch, and the
late residence of Geo. T. Tingle For inform i
tion relative thereto inquire of
OEO. T. TINGLE,
auglP-2wd Gas Company's Olfioo.
A GOOD SAUCE.
II H WORCESTERSHIRE JOCK
1 EY" Cr.UB SAUCE, for meats soups, sal
adi &r. is prononnced by good judges, tin- best
in thb market. It is used by the St. Nicholas ami
fith Avenue Hotels, New York, by tha Packer
House, iljstou, tho McLure House, Wheeling,
and tho leading Hotels and Saloons avery where,
For sale wholesale and retail hy
T. H. LoGaN & Co
I.OGAN, LIST A. Co.
Wholesale and Rrtail Drnsrgists, Wheeling
augl9
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
HAVINGBGEN APPOINTED IB
MINISTRATOR of the estate of Ira Bea
ver, dereased, notice U hereby given to parties
ktiowiug themselves iudebtod to tlie name, that
they are expected to make immediate payment
Those having claims against the sa'd estate
must pro-tent them duly anthentirstod lor set
t foment
1 can be fouud anytime at the Kaglo Plain
iug Mi Is of J. A. Uolliday Se Co., corner of
Fifth and Liudslev streets, Wheeling, W Va
R H GILLESPF,
anglOlm Administrator
FOUNDRY IRON.
TONS HAMPDEN FURNAt E
on consignment, just received by
LIST, MORRISON' A CO
100
H'
Prano, Melodeon, and Guitar
Instruction
BY H Iff. RECK.-A IEW
Pupils can bo accommodate I with practice
liy applying immediately at No. 162 Main street,
or at Mr. J. B. Mellor's Musk Store.
augln-Om
WILLIAM F. RICHSTEIN,
I 7Q W. BALTIMORE STREET,
I/O Baltimore, Md., wholesale and retail
dealer in Books, Stationery and Fhiicv Article*.
Photographic Albums and Cards. Orders by
mail promptly attended to.
Send for our wholesale pr.co circular.
Piano, Melodeon, and Violin
INSTRUCTION.
Private I.rssons ia Freuch, German,
Drawing, Acc.
ERnANN HRVTER, (ORftAN
1ST ofOer. Ev. Lnth. St. Jamos Cbuteh.
en Fourth Street), respectfully informs the pub
It.- that ho is prepared to receive Scholars in any
cf the above btaucbxs. Fur tor. its and informa
tion appU to Mr. JESSE B MELLOR.
augl2
tl.ttlonnl ttAod.ioi.xxc.
DR. THOMAS J. EISNER,
WII.L., IN ADDITION TO T1IE
treatment of all Acute Diseases, devote
portion of his time to the treatment of all varic
ties of Chronic Diseases, upon the Rational 111
Eclectic System. Such aa Diseases of Eye and
Ear, Rheumatic and Nervous Diseases. Spinal
Affections, Epilepsy, Diseases of the Liv.r
Stomach, Bladder ana Kidneys. All Scrofulous
Skin and Syphilitic Diseases, Club Feet or Dis
torted Limbs, and all Diseases, both Acute ami
('hronio, to which Females are subject. From
bis long experience in such cases, he feels ??onti
dent ot giving entire satisfaction to any who may
call. No charges for examination and oniuion <>t
cases. Medicines safe, prompt and reliable. Al
communications strictly confidential and promi>*
ly attended to.
Office honrs 0 A . M. to 9 P. M.
Office and Residence on 3d Street, ueat Re
A- Craft's Drug Store, Centre Wheeling. W. V
jySdawly
GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
I1 II E UNDERSIGNED WOULD
, respectfully call the attention of the 3port
iug public to bis large assortment of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS
for l)uok, Deer and Bird shooting
RIFLES of all sizes, calibre, wcigbi and
length.
PISTOLS of all kinds? Single aud Repeating
?from one to eight shots.
Fine POWDER FLASKS, Shot Pouchcs and
Belts, GAME BAGS.
ELEY'S Double Water- Proof and E. B. CAPS,
Walker's, Cox's, and G. D. do.
POWDER, S*OT, CARTRIDGES, and all
kinds ot Sporting Ammunition constantly on
hand.
Guns made to order, and all repairing done in
the best manner, and warranted.
A rail is respectfully solicited.
NO SI SOUTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI
MORE
ALEXANDER MrCOMAS,
Gnmnaker.
JUgliKJin ESTABLISHED, 1843.
C. A. WINGERTER,
I
DENTIST, OFFICE AND
RESIDENCE, No. 63, Market Stieet
opposite Custom House Wheeling, W.
Va. augl41ai
DENTAL NOTICE.
Haying sold out my prat
tice in Dentistry to Drs. Surgison and Mc
t ormick, I would cheerfully recommend them
to rovmany patrons as safe and reliable opera
tors in all the virions departments of Den tistry
They agree to fnlfil my contracts, and persons
in want of superior work will find it their inter
est to call upon them. '
ang^dtf E. G. WINCHELL
J. If. SLEOWOS, O. D. 9. B. B. MVORHICK. D. D. ft.
SURGISON & MCCORMICK,
OVCCIIMU TO DR. I. ?. WIN.
CKELL, Dentists, No. 145 Market Street
TeatTa.
Wheeling,
aug9 dlj
WELLS CHASE J. ALONZO GSHRM A UN
Wells Chase 6 Gehrmann,
6 SOITH HOWARD ST..
? Baltimore Commisaio* Merchants and deal
ers in Warps, Wool, Cotton and Woollen Ma
ENGmBIjLTma,^Iron
TEES, Rubber and Leather BELTING, PACK*
INO/Spenn and Lard OIL and other roppUee.
Cotton and Woollen TARNS BATS, WICKS.
TWINE8,**, aaf7-ly
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bridge Stock for Sale.
I WILL OFFER FOR MLB AT
AUCTION on Tuesday forenoon. 22d inst..
at the Court House one hnndred and fifty shares
of Stock in the Whoeling and Belmont Bridge
Company. Terms cash.
J. F. 7PDEGRAFF, Trustee.
aogl.Vtd
~ removal"
WE HAVE REMOVED TO THE
large buildings receutlv occnpied by L.
C. Frost &Co., Nos. 15. 17 and 19 Main Street,
where wo will always be found with a larce as
sortment of Groceries. Previsions. Grain, Seeds
Ac., to which we invite the attention of our
friends aud customers aud the commnnitr gen
erally.
angle lm PRYOR, HAXDLAN* A CO
STEAMBOATS.
For Parkersburg.
C ?? place of Steamer Express )
THE FINE *tTKA.HER
NEW STATE Capt John McLurc,
- m T~ will leave as above on Tnesdav,
Thursday and Saturday mornings at II A M
n ei^Lt or pxssaeo applv on board or to
BOOTH r.ATTELLE L CO,
Steamboat Agents
For Parkersburg.
(In place of Steamer Bayard )
THF KTFAUCR LEONO
RA Xo 2, Captain DATIS, will
leave as above every Tuesdav.
Thursday and Saturday mornings
Fur freight or paaj apply on bo.ird or to
W I '<? \ N'DERSON,
2Mvv AfCI
ent
For Cincinnati.
TI1C ' F 1 ?>' E UTEttll K
?fLINNIE DROWN' Capt tin .1 W
I BLACK Major RICE, Cleik, will
leave as above on Wednesday evening at t>
o'clr-ck.
For freight or pissage apply on hoard or to
BOOTH HAT TKLLE A CO.,
aug22 Agents.
For Cincinnati.
f fit pi aw of the I'utomac.)
ffw?. ^ THE FINE PA8NE.\?EK
PACKET, PINE GROVE Captain
Lon Br}- son, will leave as above
Tuesday the 23d inst., at 1> oYlork p. iii F.n
freight or passage apply on board or'to
BOOTH BATTELLE a CO,
aug2l-2t Agent*.
Regular Passenger Packel
t\? Pittibunj, Wheelinu and Parlenburtt
THE NEW AND EI.E
Passenger steamer FOREST 1'ITV
^jBSJa^-apt. John' Gounoy a i: Hi \nsi..
Clerk, leaves Pittsburg for Parkersburg evei v
Wednesday and Satarday at 12 M , leaves
Wheeling for Parkersburg every Wednesday
and Saturday at 12 P. M , leo.s Parkersburg
for Pittsburg every Mond^\ and I'liuraday ai
2 P. M.; leaves Wheeling lor Pittslinrg every
T uasday and Friday at i A M
Freight received for Pittsburg -very Monday
:<nd Thursday at the Whirf Boat until f? P M
by BOOTH BATTELLE a CO
aogl8-tf Steamboat Agents
Regular Passenger Steamer
Fit" Sun Finh, Sisterrillf, Hull Cr.t l ifari
etta and I'arkersbury
The new and fast side wheel pas
sender steamer BAYARD, G. D
t Mooke, Master Dai.iel Moohe,
Clerk
Leaves Wheeling every Tuesday ilmrsday
and Sitnrday morning at MJ o'cWk.
Returning", leaves Parkersburg every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday morning it 4*
o'clock.
For freight or passive, having unsurpassed
accommodations apply on boird or to
W 1 (; ANDERSON'
jeOdtl Agent.
Regular Packets.
IV heeling and Parkenburq VS. Mail Itou is.
TIIK "Vr H %3I> I.I^HT
IJK A I'tJHT Side-wheel Steam
its EAGLE an.1 EXPRESS
bfcX3CJ3Z5aB* I'Lc^i' liuutt run rctriilaih be
tween Wheeling tud 1'ark. ? ^burg daily Sun
days exi epled, leaving Wlu?linj at II o'clock
A M ami Bellair at 1 1 I ? A. M on atriv.il of
trains from Pittsburg
Ketiiining, leaves Park' rsbnrg at .r. o'clock A
M., arriving at Iiellair in time to connect with
the earttern bonml train
on 'hroitgh tirkets can ba procured on these
boats lot Pittsburg and eastern < ities.
BOOTH, BATTELLE A CO,
Agents, Wheeling, W v's.
[IALL&' ('() Agonts.
Marietta Ohio
MEAL A M. Kl.VLi:\
my 1 1>1 iu Agents, Parkersburg, W. \ i
GROCERIES.
W. J. COTTS ISAAC coits. jr
W. J. COTTS & CO.,
WIIOLESV LK DE V I.IIRS IN
GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
. v n ? 1 P H UIJ. i
Xo 133. Market ?'jiiai
WIICKM.Xci, U VA.
ju8<
GROCERIES^ PRODUCE
C. JVLAIBS.
(Formerly Proprietor of Boat aiiorc)
Xo 41 JVATEB STREET, ti'"n doors ahore
Sprigg Alley.
Keeps const.iivti.v ox hand
A FULL and complete assortment of Gro
ceries, Produce, Canned Fruits, Jellies- Sardines,
Core Oysters. Lobster* etc, etc sll ol" which
will In; sold at the lowest market rites.
Orders for anything in mv line tilled either
day or night.
j^jj^Othce of W I ( . Anderson "?tonmbont
Agent. my 3
cn. BOOTH. w. fi. PAUEIIF .1 c JFLLT.
I XtTRDlR
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.
PBOPRIETORN OF IVIIABF
BOAT, STEAMBOAT AGENTS, and d<*l
ere in Family Groceries and Bo.it Stores, Wheel
iug. W V a sepgi-ly
\TEW IOKK .% .\ D ENGI.I8H
i.1 Dairy Cheese, for s lie bv
jel2 IK>OTn BATTELLE Sl CO.
IjWCSLIMII PKKI.ED OMO>N,
j Mixed Pickle* ' how ( Low uid Canllidow
er, for sale at
jei: BOOTH BATTEL C.E a COS.
[OK( FMTBRNHIKE BEFF
Steal- Johu Bull Recline Lucknow
w
Cnmberh' .1 ?ud H iivcv Sauces for sale by
jeia BOOTH BATTELLE A CO
i.HKK BBAKDV PE.tfHEo IHD
Chemet for sale by
jel-2 BOOTH, BAT I ELLE a CO.
Ql'OAR, I u??tl FIFTEEN TO
Twentyu\?: > <uu?s pe< pound, retail.
i f H
S' .
jel-2 BO-ifH feATTELLE A CO.
CANNED TO.HATOFx, GREF.M
Corn, Peaches. Cove 0> ster* Lobster* Sar
dine*, Pine Apple Blackberries an I Tellies of
every description, for sale low b\
tela BOOTH B AT TELLE 4 CO.
MILLINERY.
The Original Philadelphia
Bonnet Depot.
Mum. a. coi.vig .the 0x1.1
surviving partner of the firm of E A M
MARSDKN proprietors ot the original Phila
>te<phw Bonnet Depot) has removed from bar
former stand to Xo. 1 i'4 Main street a few
doors below the eld stand where she will carr>
on the MiBiaery business in all its branches
She will kwe eoMUaUy on hand a full assort
meat of BONNETS RATS, LA DEBS DRESS
CAPS, Ac., of tfce Latent Paris styles. Also
Ladies" Biding Hats. Rurhrs. RibLon* and
Trench Flowers.
ndi
done at shortest notice
HP* All kinds of Cnatom Work, Blcachirg
aDdPreesing * ' "
_ BOOTS AJfD SEOES^
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WHOLESALK
M'CLELLAN & KNOX,
6-5 MAiN ST.. WHhtLiNQ
We bava jmt rccen-ed oar Spring *ui dam
mtr Moot ot
Boots unci l^lioes,
Win*. !? will lie sold LOWER thau tbe SAME
QUALITIES can b? bouhght 111 Philadelphia or
Kiiltiiiioi'd.
H'CI.EI I.ARr A KNO\.
iuart7 ly
A K4Kb 4 ' II % rV 4 ' E FOR
CHEAP B-OTS AND SHOES,
at jhk
BAY STATE BOOT AND SHOE OfPOT
?OF?
JO ?3 1ST KNOX,
VTO. 3 HAIN ST., CENTRE
l\ WHFKLIXU Having punhaaod my pros
eat run-full} seltri.d stock of Men's and Boys',
La<.i.-?' and MissPi Boots au.l Shoes, from the
vorj l)r*s( establishments East, lam now pre
parc.l and vn ill s.-ll everything in my lino at
panic prices for Cash. <"uine one coma all, and
see for yonrsclves
JOHN KNOX
in\ I"
IV E IV H T O R JR.
XEVV STOCK.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
JOHN H. ROBTNSON
H\h fitted up the fine
LARGE ROOM formerly occupied by
JOHN BISHOP, NO. 159 MAIN STREET, be
twceu Union and Madison, and opened the finest
sto-k oi BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS ever
otlrj >'d in this city, selected by himselt and
bought s?t a great sacrifice since the great ,|c
i line XOWIS THE TIME TO BUY. Save
vonr uioiiev by buying at
15t) MAIN STREET,
apl'? Wheeling, W. Vt?
JOHN ANDERSON^
Manufacturer and deai..
KR IN BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATII
ER, Xo. !'?> Main Street Wheeling, Va.
sepOO
R. PORTER ^ SONS,
\k> HOI.EKAI.E AIVD RETAII.
V> DEALERS IN ROOTS AND SHOES, No
135 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Our stock is large, and we are enabled to offer
grot inducements. Merchanta are requested
to call and soe for themselves before purchasing
tfioir arootls sepW
Boot and Shoe Store.
LOUIS FRANZHEIM,
Dealer in hoot* and*hoem,
No. 14!) Main St., Wheeling, W. Va., [two
doors above J. C. Harbour's Carpet Store | would
respertfully announce to the citizens of Wheel
ing, that bo has opened a Boot and Shoe Store, at
tin' above stand, where he will be glad to have
his friends rive him a call. His stock is entirely
new. aud otthe latest stylo and best quality.
I'rices as cheap as the cheapest. sep3"
"hats and caps.
HATS AND CAJ'S
Wholesale and Retail
IIARPKH&BRO.
1-29 it 77 Mam street Wheeling.
have j list received .our entire jSPRTN
AND STJMMER STOCK of
li VPS AND CAPd,
W >1 . ,h We vui ecu at tlifc po*eil?le pii' fct
HARPER A BRO.
3p
WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
J T. *mr, W. II. HKVST^E.V, J A I ASH
J. T. SCOTT & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Watches, Clocks & Jewelry,
WATCH Alt? riO(K MATERI
ALS Tool* and Gliwn, Silver an!T Silver
Plated Ware, Fanrj Goods, iiC.,
So. 127 Main Street WbeeliB* W Va.
WTkiUtale Houtf No. 31 Fifth St . PitUbvrjk Pa
J T. 8COTT. W. H. fflDWlor*
SCOTT & HENNEGEN,
Importers and Wholesale Jobbers in '
Watches, Clocks & Jewelry
Watck end Clock Matn tools and Qla:*tt
tilLVIB PLATED WARE, VAlfCY
7 GOODS, tcn (at Wholesale only,) Xo
I iftb Street, PitUbwtf. Pa.
NO. 1? MAIN STREET, WKEILIXO, W. T
Wboieealea?d Retail
Orders addressed to in at Wheeling or Pitta
bvrgfa will receive oni prompt ani earetol attca
Isewiwo MAOmmsJ
NO HOME IS COMPLETE
WITH.M1 A
SEWING MACBINK.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Are universally acknowledged to lie the
Cheapest, Simple*! kiiiIRckI,
for Family use.
Out iutert-.it not being second to that of the
purchasers we spare neither paius nor expense
until tho Machines are thoroughly understood
and used successfully For faithfulness in this
respcct, reference is made to hundreds now us
ing them in Wheeling and vicinity, and for this
reason the W. & W Machine always gives en
tire satisfaction.
WM. NUNNKK d CO.,
Mo. 99 nnin ? ?., Whirling. W. X.
Deo doors above corner Mwch jtreft.
SINGKR'S
MANFACTURINU
iSEWLN'Gr MACUliN K8,
ihi- Br ti aud only Relaole Mh lii* s>
KuK
Tailoring,
?tool and Slioc Making .
Hal anil Cap Making.
llarncM Making,
(arriiiKC Trimming,
Ami nil Wnuufuiluriug l'mpu?r?.
FREDERICK J. MORSK,
No DO Uaiulftlrerl, Wltrtliug. W V?.
Tie i) doitri abort corner Monroe Street,
M-'
AGRICULTURAL.
FOR SALE,
AT JOHN >Ui iip:k*?
New Agrhiilturil Warehouse and
Seed Stmr nil kimU oftbc vcrj beat
Pattern 1 'l?>u^li h and CMtiDS*, ami
qvery other Kiud of Farm Iniide
menu, an wel ui all kinds of liar
don ami Field Seeds Fettilizer* Ac , at the low
est market price Casting of all kindit ilono to
order
IOHN MA YHER, Agent,
No. H*> \\ est Pratt street lialtiui ?rj, M.I
H tig 10 "fill
R. SINCLAIR & CO~
iJAXI'VACTi BKRfl OK
Agricultural Implements !
AND MACHINERY.
Grotcert rand Importer a of Garden a ?d
Field Stcds, Tra*, Plant# , <fc .alio
Dialer e in Fertiliser*.
4'c-t 4 c-,
NO. V? fi ? * ND 62 LIOHT STREET,
BALTIMORE ML),
4 RE NOW TIANUFACTI KINfJ
A. our celebrated Patent Screw Propeller,
llay and Stiaw Cuttora, acknowledged bv tbo
u::ih7 thousands of farmers who have used them,
to be the simplest. st/ongest, and most efficient
Straw Cotter made in this country W ? make
Ave sizes of them. For alee and price send for a
Circular.
We are also manufacturing our Patent Scrow
Propeller and Masticator with FOUR KNIVES
We make four sizes. The two smaller sizes are
used by hand or power, and the two large sires
by horre power. Tbia Cotter exceeds all others
lor catting and crushing corn stalks, and Is
equally as tood a straw cotter. These Cotters
are generally preferred In tbo Western States
Scully s Cider and Wine Mil!
The subscribers respectfully invite the atteu
tion of all interested in the manufacture of i
der. to 'be ?superior merits of the above n . i.
tioned machine For simplicity < ompa< i...;* .
strength, economy of power, aqd qnalifv ? i
work performed, challenges comparifc'U We
make two sues, one sUe for band pow. r and
one for baod or horse power Send for * Circa
lar.
SINCLAIR A CO.S IMPROTJl, LIME
SPREADEit the best 111 use. THilASiLERS
AND JLEANERS THRA9HFRS AND
STRAW i ' A RRI I' R.H, PLAIN 1 flkASH
ER8 PETON HORSE POWER.' SIM LAIR'S
SPUKGKAH POWEES. three sues u, to, and
fa horse rati way powers. \TIIEA'i ANDOUANO
DRILLS, PLAXfl DRILLS with, ra-s seeder at
tjched, GRIST MILLS. bctli i r. i.rh Burr and
< iloene stones, Iron PlanUttvi; Oils. Corn and
Cob Crashers, Corn Shelters, for hind and pow
i . Wheat Fans, Cider and Wine Mills and rm
Field Rollers all iron. Iron Clad Crashing
Hollers L?ft Hand Plow* with both cast ana
wrought Iron shares, Right Hand Plows of all
varieties and sizes, Harrows, Cultivators, Plow
and MachiEt Hastings for sal* wholesale in. I re
tail, and at the lowest market rates
R SINCLAIR A CO
No 0-' Light street, Bait imore Mil
augl?d3m
COOKINQ STOVES.
JOHN HAMILTON 6 CO.,
ti llCi F-3AI.R LKjILXU IN
OOAI-, it WOOD
COOKING STOVES I !
Alio, ail kindi of
PARLOR AID HEATINR STOVES.
Adapted for either Wood or Coil
HOLLOW A .IRE
PLOUGH POINTS.
ORATfcLS ARCHES
and every description of
CA8TIN(4H.
Rolling Mill, Flouring Mill
Ajn>
Saw Mill Castings.
QU1NCY FOUNDBY 4 M ACHIItSHO P
Wheeling W. V?.
-
FOB sale and rent.
Sale of Valuable Lots
IN JACOBS ADD. TO SOUTH WHEELlKy
I WILL SELL LOT NO. ?}, u
square No. 26. situate in South Wheeling
formerly called Ritchietown, and my lots in j,
cob's addition to South Wheeling, namely lot,
73 and *4, on Plank Road street, and 12 lots ob
th e South tide o' Beech street. Beech street i,
the street East of PJank Road street, and !s
uate between the town of La Grange an.) ?(, .
is called Jacob's addition to South Wheeling. \
plot of this addition can be seen by reference i ,
Deed Book No. 4*2, p. 393.
If not sold at private aale, the lots will be 0|
fered fer public sale at the Court Hoa?c iL
Wheeling, on the 29th day of August I8C5 0n
the terms of one half of the purchase muntk
cash, or at aixty days by note, with approve
security. and the reeidne at twelve months wiu.
interest. Persens wishing to buy are ruftr^j
ta Z. Jacob Esq.
augl6U* ISAAC \\ . MITCHELL.
Real Estate For Sale
n7 A r IK EM, KFfOWH AS Tnt
0 I Buchanan Farm on Big Wheeling Creek
tit acres of bottom with a hewed log bonjo u
not sold at private sale, will be offered at aa?
tion at the Court House door, on the 11:1 ?<
September, 1965.
Also the double bouse on J? hn Street o
n\ed bv Mes?rs Caldwell and Ellingham
y G W THOMPSON
GEO. W. STE ENROL
auglCdAwts MRS E. B CARTER
FOR SALK
? ?IE anmnmi. three
X storv Brick Building east of the Zaee Strut
Bridge 40 feet long and M feet wido with gsoi
stoue basement, and well adapte d for iuaauiic
turing purposes, will be sold positively at nu?
lie auotion at the (?ourt House, Tuesday An?
??2d 1^65. at 10 o'clock.
THOMAS 0 BRIEN,
auglS-lw Real Estate A g^ot
FORSALE.
'THE NlBfifRIBBBSWILI. MEI.|
1 at public anctiou on Thursday, the 94 th d*i
of Augbst, 18dr?, at 10 o'clock A. M , at tt:
Court House, in the city of Wheeling, them
uable property known as the "(Jnion House, b,
ing Lot numbered one (I), in square No 7, ou tk?
corner of Main and Ouincy ?t reeta, In said citj
This is regarded as tho most desirable lot ujs
in market in the business part of the city. Tb?
purchaser will be entitled to tho rent from lite;
October next I.ease expires on April lstl"5c
Terms cash JAMES D.GIBSON
J. G. GIBSON,
JOHN T GIBSON,
Exoi-ntora of Jarnea (llbioii
B> Lams A Pai'IX. aug?t.
Valuable Real Estate For Sale
1WVLI. OFFER AT PHI VAT*
sale until
TUESDAY, AUU.15, 1S65,
the south fourth lit) part of lot No. I'M with tlv
THREE STORV STORE ROOM on tbo sa??
situated on the east aide of Market Square iutLc
Second W i rd also the south half oflot No 1)4
situated on the eaat side of Fourth street Set
ond Ward together with the dwelling thcreoa
containing seTon room* and a kitchen In cam
the property above named in not aold At prtvat*
salebelore the 15th day of August, litis, f w ...
on that day at Id o'clock offer the same at publi
salo at the front door of tho Court Homo at
Ohio county
*ng3 td. N. RICHARDSON
PT The above sale is postpoued until Tu?,
.1 1\ AogUft ?, at 1 1 o'clock A. M
PUBLIC SALE
of l.uts iii the City of Hhneiing ami Sir,,
it' heeling.
1WII.I, Vfcl.l. AT P1H1.M All
TION, on Thandtr tho 1st day of SepWta
bcrnejt at tho front door of the Court Haa..
of Ohio county couiuicucing said *alo *t tc;.
o'clock A. M Lot* numbered I'JC^ol Lot U?
Lots l.'a ami 166. all on Zano atroet, itlso Lot* II
ami 13. in Ritchie's addition. 2d Ward.
ALSO
The following lols in South Wheeling
Lots I, $ 3 4 II ami I? square 30.
Nos In li. *qtu?ro 13
II, 14, square *?.
If. square 38.
I 2, square 41
II, ir>, l*i square -/I
10, square
:i, square 37.
'J, 1 1, 12, square f.1
r>, B, square 44
??I squaro 4'J
forms ?ii sale, tlie itiiivlmMi uiay at tin
Lion pay the whole purchase mouoy iii cash ui
<iiio tint ?l in hand und the balanc e in sixain
twelve months, with interest on Hon
F. K ARMSTRONG, Agent
August I, l-^'. td.
Valuable Residence for Sale
i p Til E J id DAY or AI'fillT.
" IftiS, I will ofTut lot puldir sale, at the < 'out
House in tho city of Wheeling, the islusble
residence of the late John 0 Eon, on tho Souit
east comer ol Maikct stim-l and M ill A IL- v < ?u
tro Wheeling.
i'KKMS One Hi i i<l i'i.nb , li.iUio ? in im?
equal payment* nt sit and twelve months ? u*i
interest secured b\ deed of trust, *t the ??*
iK<ns?iof I he puri'h iser <>i .ill eaali at Ids nutt<ju
|ir.*l td WM C KoH
Valuable Lots for Sale,
0.\ ri KNDAV.AHOlIT J'J,
At tiiecoi kt iioi'ib.inthi
( IT Y OF WHEELING, at the hour ot !
o'clock A M tho nndersiirned, as Exeontot ?
John Eoft having subdivided Square No ? si
the rnrner of Market and John streets Into ' ?>' ?
suitable for building pnnwsea,
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC A UCTION
Four Lot s ft online VI foct each On John sit- t
and extending 1<<) feel In depth to au all' > "?
the rear ot said Lota
Also thnx; Lot* fronting on Mat Let street
follow! :
No 6 fronting * ? feet on Market street
?No. 7 fronting ? feet on Market slreet
N S fronting 4t> feet on Market ?treet
A Flat of the Subdivision ? an be ?e?n kat tti*
lobby of the Post Omeo or by application t<> the
undersigned
TERMS ? One hall incaah, and the residue m
four equal payments at six, twelve, eighteen *ul
twenty four months, with Interest securr<l l?>
deoil of trust on tbo property sold. at theei|x n?^
of the purch aser; or all at hia option.
jnwtd b mTeo If
FARM FOR SALE
I Ol'FEH AT PRIVATE HU.HH
1 lain, containing about
270 AORiLH
Ol Land, situated in Colerain township IJel
uiont county, 0 A large proportion of this tra .1
of land i? improved and in a good condition loi
cultivation , the ie*t U uirared with finu tittter
which haa been carefully protected and if ??'?
? alaable, has all necessary imptoveutnt* sn4
conveniences. A good houa?. new bain tint
orchard of well selected fruit, la well watervl
and haa inexhaustible mi net of coal, six to -?
voina, easily access* hi* It U located in a desli
able and intelligent neighborhood ? rix mile* frotfa
Wheeling, and one half mile from the Cadi/ ao<1
Bridgeport Plank Road, and can be easily a|>
proarhed at itll time* of the year on rood road*
Pat ties desiring a good grain and stock farm
are dire* led to tbia ?? a rare investment
The terms of sate will I* very liberal
MAKk U MILLER
For information apply personally or brmailta
ARNER J. MILLER
St Clalrsville, Ohio
Notice.
'i iie iKDkimiciVED dk^imim
i TO devote his undivided attention to otha:
matters offers at private sale, his st-xk a
Drugs, Paints, Meutcine^ Oils. A? tu/iiu*.
with thv furniture, flxtarea, etc.
For partienlarsan<i t?nna anqniienl
A C GOOD, <
Willing. W Virginia
libtil fuither iutlir?, the bas?ness will 1*? to
i iimcd m herctofere. apl
FARM FOB SALE,
/ iMTtmiMllltiCIII. I It'
V_/ SKftV P. ii>o BIv^c Hill, which la abo.it *J
acre* 111- la tip U siiaated CD Scotch Kidge h
mile- itbova Wheeling, and twenty rods f Mm th?
Ohio i'l.vr an?f Kailioart, where wi bars 4
SwHHi ?< tb.it produce em be shipped to m?
ptor* It ia veil ImproTsd ; agoodbrick bon m
conta.i.mg eight room*, with collar under tts
front; alao tnqpargeot ban In the township
with ? tabling tinder it for btrwi and cattle It
i* well watered be a tx-rer- falling spring at tbs
door, and a large brick spring house and all oth
er building* necessary. There are seven am*
of apple orchard of the choicest fruit the young
eat trees just commencing to bear , alao a ran#
ty of other fruit*, such aa quinces, grapes, pear*
and peaches It is well timbered not ieea tbas
a toonsand loeusta from two to three feet ortr
The greater part of the farm ia well adapted for
vineyard* The aoil rennet be surpassed foi
raising all kinds of grain, the most ol it haviaj
tosen in grass for foeror ire jeer* The ball*
inn are ad substantial for I pot them np aev
er in tending to sell Any one wishing to par
chase will please cell on 'me an the premises, ia
Peaae township, Belmont cewnly Ohio I will
make payments anitahle aim easy. .
I will alao sell the TUverHHl, * ith the Coal
under all the land.
'joSMsiaw WILLIAM RAIXXT.