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chapel of the convent fell upon his ear; and
soon after, the voices Of the nuns " ere
he ard in celebration ofthe funeral Office OF
one ofthe sisters who had lately died. Lee
opold listened: The coincidence was so
striking, that for moment he could have
lancied that bis apprehensions had been re-
allied, that he had in truth ceased to exist,
and that it was for him that these midnight
prisons were sung.
1t was not long, however, that he remain
ed under this delusion. Sinking off, by a
violent effort, The thick coming fancies
which crowded upon his brain, he recom-
mended himself TO The protection Of Heav-
en-; and, resolving that he would no longer
vex himself with specializing upon an acct
dent, which, however lrightiuI il had been
rendered h. circumstances, he could neither
prevent nor hasten, he closed the window,
and retired again 10 his bed, where his ai-
tempts 10 sleep were more successful.
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SHOE THREAD.

E LARTABEE. No. 90, =. CALVERT ST.
ELs Importer and Dealer in SHOE THREADS,
TOOLS, aud SHOE FINDINGS 10 general has received
byhe late arrivals from Liverpool, large assortment of
SHOE THREADS, viz: Brown, Green, half Blrachej.
White and yellow, warranted of the b.s qualities: and
has in store fine selection Of Shoe TOOLS and FIND
ISGS, viz; Shoe Knives. Pincers, Hammers A wi adse
Anvil Hats Shoe Rasps Kit Files Pegs all Sizes Boots
Weng, Linen aud Cotton, Bost Cord aud Shoe
Na size sticks, Shoe Brtlss, &c. nc. &c The ahovs
goods warranted of the bes quality aud viii be sold upon
as good terms Is the ssme quality be had for in this
or any other city. os.
A,so 0. hand, LASTS ofevery description ofthe latest
fashion, and made Of The best limb uniop Cet
PASTE BfACKfNG. s 1rs
Country Merchants will do well call before surchs-
sing elsewhere. an q snet
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EtJ'IA,t ii{IIsE.

T. Corner of Eta,r and Baltimore streets, Baltnore.
FENHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully nfOrm the pa
II irons of this establishment, their friends, and The
public generality that they have associated themselves
together for the purpose of conducting the same. The
ri. EUTAW HOUSE was completed andfrst open
lai!.sf ed in 1896, at which time it was furnished
GaskA throughout in the very best manner, and with
out regard to cost The conar and convenience of
IFS interior arrangements, its high and airy LOCATION
combine to reader il provoTbially pleasant and healthy
II is particularly well adapted for the accommodation
of FAMILIES and LADIES, having great number
OF Private Parlours Ladies' Ordinary, and splendid
Drawing Room, with private entrance ON Baltimore st
In every respect, The Eutaw House is second TO none
in the United States, and il is the intention aud firm
determination of the proprctors, spare exertions
10 promote the comfort and qualification of their pa
troks, and al rares which exception be taken
The stock of WIN1fS aud LIQUORS on hand, has
been mostly imported expressly for the of This
adjustment, selected from the private stocks of
OF the most celebrated eonnoiseurs of the city
The BATHS sttached to the house ia complete
order, and open at oh times for the use Of The guests
ASAHEI. HUSSBY, IS
f. w. ELDER,
Late of the firm of b. s. Elder & COZ
RqH;fnorr. April 2. 1870
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THE PILOT,
EDITED by
DUFF CIR &c T. Ne

Is published at No IL, Water Baltimore nearly
opposite Cheapside.
TERMS.-Daily, at Six Dollars per annum had
vance, or Twelve and an half Gents per week payable
10 the carriers Country, Five Dollars per annum
payable in advance.
Extra, in pamphlet form and double Royal size at
One bollar, for tweniy-fv numbes.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
square insertion, so so square lmonth 81 90
/ do. do. o rs do. 2monehs 2 20
do. do. 90 do. do. 10 20
! do. l week, 10 do. DO 10 10 VO
Cards of two lines only, IS per annum, IN advance.
0I7-Ten Hines, or less make square. If an adver-
tement exceeds lines, the price viii be m proper
ton All advertisements are payable at the time of
their insertion except yearlies, which are payable quar-
iery in advance acknowledgements ordered in TIL for
bid, will be charged fifty cents for each subsequent IN
sertOn.
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BAfltsA;,I@ RA11t: E,@ii


HUST PUBLISHED an assortment of beautiful HAIR
~ RISON BADGES, coiorcd and plain, fer the 4th OF
May cciebfation-aiso the life of Gen Harrison and %
large sheet with an engraving of each battle fought By
him. and full and correct account of his various public
services eivfand militaryprice l2 ccntszlso. ike
ne 'ses representations Of Battles, Harrison Song ols
&c &c. For sale wholesale and retail BY
II. A. TURNER,
ma IL CO. T. z tillara street
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OSF.--A rmsii stini 0 money . nj Canton,
Ma on the 18th inst, by Of the carriers of the Pilot
Any one having found any portion of it, las scattered
by the hard 81, w will center an oblis ion on noe
man nv returning il To this ofiic, ma
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uNoH SA EEi-1he subscriber will sell private
ks salo the LOT and DIV EflNGi. HOUSE lately
occupied by him Mount Vernon Place. the WASH
inetoa Monument. The Lot is about IS feet front by
100 deep. The Hosse is large consisting of basement
aud stories. having rooms floor the first two &c
feet by ie, and the third 10 by 49, II has good bath
house every convenience for the accommodation ofa
family Possession win be given Immediately. For terms
Of sale apply TO The spbecrbtr. seo' 49,.
Persons DESTROYS to purchase my at any time nspec.
the premises. q ap9 J, p. KENNEDY.
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FINISHING TACfkLE-A general assortment,
II, and BRUSHES of al descriptions, for town and
country.
BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers Blarksnniths,
NIL and AZ reduced prices, wholesale and retail
For sale at DUkEHtRT'S Geneneral Variety Store,
ap 29-4ts SCI No. 1914 Baltimore ST.
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MATTRAssI1s, hATTRAssEs, HOi IA Ar
TfkASSES.

YEyHE sHbAcnber has hand most extensive as
II sortmentof MATTRESSES of every description,
such HIa, Straw Husk &c &c, and above all new
and excellent article called EI.YSIUM MATTRESSES,
which for eheapness, durability and coniest,
passed by any other Matuasses now in use! Persons
Visiting to purchase woud do well to cali at the Bedding
Mats, N. Z. and g. w. corners OF Lombard and Light
cts. Pr ma I-du
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Vol. 1.....NO. ~.
LANDRETII,s cARDEN sEEDs.

THyIIE Subscriber would inform the public that he -
! Il now prepared tofurnish them with fresh GARDEN
SEEDS from Mr.. ID. Bandreth, of Philadelphia, his
spring supply having just come to hand
He has also on hand his usual supply of AGRICUL-
TURAI. IMPL EMENTS generally. His stock of Straw
Cutters, Ploughs, Plough castings, Corn and Tobacco
Cultivators, plain and expanding are very extensive
Also; Newly improved n OISE POWER < THRESH-
ING MACHINES, the latter with iron and wood cyln-
ders superior Pennsylvania made Grain Cradles sa
perOr Trace Chains from Is TO IA links to the foot
Wheat Fans from SIS TO $40 each; Corn Planters, and q
great number OF articles too numerous too mention, aE
made OF the best Materials and in the most substantial
manner, and will be sold low for cash approved ae
ceptances in Baltimore. Having Iron Foundry and
extensive Shops and Machinery driven by steam pow
err be is prepared receive orders for machine and
other Castings, and for Building, Machines, &c &e-
JONATHAN S. EASTMAN,
No. % W. Pratt street. Baltimore
Whohas also % bushel Seed Italian SPRING WHEAT
ALso-offers 6OOO well grown MoRUs MULTI
CAULIS.
apo is. E.
EVANS PATENT SELF-SIEARPENIHG
PLOUGHS, HARVEST TOOLS, &c
FHVHE subscriber is now manufacturing c. * o. Z
= VANS reverse point or selfsharpening PLOUGHSS
each share (of from has points; and by
ing, upon the principle of selfsharpening, and there
fore economy in using These plOughs made In lc
terms be had in this city together with my
tensve assortment of other make of poughs and agrcn
ttlral implements generally.
In store very superior Pennsylvania made Grain CRA
DIES, with Waldron's and Grin's Blades; Grain amt
Grass SCYTHES of Waldrons, Griiiin's, and Amert-
manufacture; Scythe Snathes and OTHER Harvest
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers, SC. sc.
have also patterns foT and have made some splendh
and would invite those wanting such articles, TO call and
my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
j. s EASTMAN,
ttcf hafyva & Hanover
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DE sPAIR NOT--YOU ARE NOT YET
INCURABLE.


INCURA BLE.
HD ELIEF IS AT HANDY that which is
"a known to be good and eficaciOus-thOugh you
have been using medicines prepared by quack impos-
tors and pretenders to medical science, without the
promised benefit be not discOurged-you will at last be
convinced that the medicines prepared by DR.. N. II.
LEIDY are the only preparations entitled to full con-
fdence. They prepared by DIR. Leidy, himself a
regular druggist as well as physician aet ted by Docs'
Plysc, Chapman Jackson, Homer, Gibson, Devices,
James, Coke, &c.
The sick and all afflicted with any disease whasoeV-
or, can at all times obtain medical advice GKAIiS ~
the HEALTH EMPORIUM, (sign OF The Golden Eagle
and Serpents) No lsl North Second street; few doors
below Vine street. Be not imposed upon then, by i'm
posters aud quacks who through their ignorance, tfle
with your health, endauger Your lives, and not n =
make your situations hopeless but literally rob you Of
your besides. Do not hesitate 10 make trial of
Dr. LETDY'S MEDICINES; others beside himselfre-
commended them-and use them too.
Read the following if you have confidence in Physi-
eian's statements, then must they speak volumes in ia
Tor Of DR.. Leidy's medicines.
PETERSBURG, June Both, 1889.
Dr. N. B. Lei5r, Phiiad,
Sir: II affords me great pleasure, to inform you that
from the circumstance of your being regular druggist
and physician, Which gave me confidence in your medi
cines. induced TO make trial of your Medeated
Sarsapara, and your Blood Pills Much my gatif-
cation found them successful in large number of in
stances performing many remarkable cures and IN some
instances which have been for years considered mcura-
bic
believe your Medcated Extract of arsaparilla TO be
the strongest made at least judge so from its effect III
many instances, where the most celebrated prepar 0ls
Of SarsapaTla had not the slightest effect found the
Blood Pills excellent purgaye and purifyc< of
the blood having found them mild and gentle in their eff
fect not producing nausea, sickness at the stomach,
gripping &c as is mostly produced by purgatives. be-
lievc the blood pills be the best combination in exist
ence in form of pills. and have known them in innumer
able instances TO have produced the most happy effects
Having witnessed the good effects of the foregO
ing preparations in many instances, do hesitate
to recommend them to the public, sincerely believe
their effects viii tend to relieve the afflicted and be pro-
ductYe Of ineaieuabe good to all who may use them.
With great respect, yours, SC.
J. f. HOWARD, VI. d..
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- FOR REsNI.-A SMALL. DsvEf--
Easg1 LING, in the rear of the Pilot Ofiee-
go apply at this office. ap 21-atf
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There's not pulse beats in the human frame
That is not governed by the stars above us;
The blood that fills our veins, in all its ebb
And flow, is swayed by them as certainly
As are the restless tides of the salt sea
Pr the r.nsnlendcnf moon
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= Also@ofers 5000 well grown soRUs MULTI
CAULIS.
apo J. ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27

To Concentrate the party u7ra tho Sub-Trc,sry
bai isn'" The great object OF M. NaV BuaEy's admins.
irlHou. 10 o. HHt improbable that some lcar.-sruo
do4uts-r0Il,.yC 90 the fidelity OF allies on IN. f7sr
ISSUE hHVr ".Du',d % defer The crisis 81 he Previous
Question for 30 long % ;imc. Am1ur other crD,Jrauts
lof rai.yiHE iEe umIr1Is and confirming the doubtful
Gcn. JAcEs0Ns voice has bcca made O, sound FINN
'c Hermitage His letter published some time ago
strongly Two measures Of ilr Govern.
meni policy ono Nas ihc clause az tlo Rrrgurf BIZ
including corporations, tho other uls the S.HlTrras1ry
prjoct ln5sgIu Co The ArsL the Senate Of the limited
NA.,E h5 disposed 0f the matter Boz a way which
renders any farther alIuH.9n 90 10 unnecessary. How
1f Gen. i'Cha'ra racawmendlIau of ,lc 5rharsh1utI
have W. gHt with uyn.iulg nc4 ..sy Co., l4g-,I tr-,,
aHC following extract from one of bis osu m.s.lrrs.
Ii o. Hmu whgulHe BDpasItt Bank System was a gy5.r
Hc wish him lie sygs-
10 retain public money rn The Treasury urru.l,y.
od iuany way 81 isprarucallc. &c Is bcfiJcs a-afns,
iuc genius Of our free Institutions % lock Old lg wants
The treasure Uf Toe nation"
It's well know That many persons in Congress and
throughout ic country were opposed 10 the Dcy1srtc
hIrh System. Cen. GyuuuN. of NlrgIuIl Do The TIYuso
ct Representative. proposed as preferable % that
scheme. % aau ofsepluiug to Bunk entirely from
Ihc Government, WH.u after fG- iIra ct fho present
Nuh.IrcaFIy. The foregoing extract FROM Cen JACK
s''s Mosreo VIII show Die views 1u the subject
pu1r Co Cen 6Dni9n's proposition. Tho nIllaIrs
from tc t'aho may indicate Toe seulusut of rsf
paper sii,ra.rls.
Tho proposition .he Divorce. BE- ds5-v.r4. mo- and
revolutionary, suayeH.sc ollla llusIn.at.l .~r...sr.s
OF our government AM DC entire practice. from I7sJ
down tot day.
"ItIs o. pal.a,ie rs ta sum-. ta,, ta- eject Of the
srhCme wrr.. Del o. hrHg H.r .rh|l treasure mr-h
nearer thr 6atgal custody aHf ,.u.rf 8.fHr p~sFe4t
thau 90 BE- now. under Hod.Hu.ls bunk system. and
erp7seiti1 ba r~iIr'o-eI by "a bundled hands vl.-a
one cannot now reach If'
"liad such % suggestion come from Grnanr rs.E.
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az Sry~7 7Alss.-~f hr, people % Giusn. coarty v,
Oh 'As IIh i"si We learn, from the CIlrlure..irs
'u'p'''o' mat 't1im Ally was present swrcrsrrr
as o. has wont. and threatening utter o,,,bI,.. d. a..
Rtycs. The Advocate adds
.'t,' pihcnliy, u appears. occurred carly ir Oh. dlv
'' u 'e time and order ofspcahiu. 30 The af,m.,
"| was made To settle irs matter 10 The satisfaction
Of al parties Extra D. said trhlyc rui A., ,,,t mn, -..
MINES a 10 have behaved with considerable rgdrras.
:" wards Mr. " The parties not being able t1 effect
', Wiu'f'inudins a. 10 Tbs matter. Me- n. commenced
'o','s'lHs IHs people ai . o'clock, q after hlviugs p1L
.hA0oui Two hours With great force and clolgry A..
~" become terror smitien az the evident Irnpr.s.op
us conclusive argument vas producing upon the DON
uIar mnd' and lad proclamation made. that be- ,1uI
g'u'ef hin'eiiin front oithc tavern about 100 YARD.
oisnnt. \ portion u The crowd followed him bgf
"e larger bait remained md heard Mr. x th.or5I
VINO concluded ab'ut sundoSn ha,I1g SPOKEN nearly
I'VE h'nfs. Our informant fapfozcui. Die fp.srb nj,
having been characterized b. extraordinary eilguaprr
Trf H'ifr - s~- tsa.ssas - wuu urrIf aff'-.
ind he f1l1'1ry impressions were p1llasle n, an
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27

GES. JACEsoy Avn Grv U.rrt.,, -.
Gently heard g hunted. on ra.,csnlI, rry,,, a.,
" That Cen Jackson Ihpurh opposed. pf,oYrs. d, a.,
election - G"n IH---r D., tls p..-.r...- ~.
from endorsing ihc abuse and rudeu,,s displayed Ly 4,
fofii'n OF the Admr' snuu"1 party towards That war.
worn pl'i'' i"s'uI crli'et Of coward be- is said
TO especially icprrcais. as being wholly 1900
by The conduct "i Cen Harrison dr1rr the u,, ~
hrs be true, the ia't o. hIg1Iy OF The m4-uaui,rtfy of
The venerable oyPlesiIsut. and should servo a. or.
niHg 70 the cncmlr- oi GaH Harmon ariiu., the vo
irnco Of party mIlrulfI
We ore aware iA't ~ relations subsr.urt between
particularly while .bs lr.f was srrrr- .s ,.,,a
oi ini ans, were "iLs mu-i ,r1rcuus sl.r,tr, 800
wc confess uw"uI hte sounded Strange ,Ge, -,
MtH i]uuspircd hrd ~ sl.Pr,st,uf suffered b,r,.,r,
o. Do madoa rIuE tod tafse hslr.d u,,u ~. va,
m9 Ii'f7 oiI'pp'.ln1aH POI The lending friends If The
Administration 900 Ie1hs sae-Ngst Whir
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27

couniyman fnus i-lrly unb1s,m-I Lu,sfCn.
IiInfef preacher who ooh ccc1...u O., a.s tm b..
icit himself WHY. So Ia1Hb Hufrs. I've b45 r,,,g.
D. Dug ns gnveln,ks trnu c~r1wb1rI 20 s,1fiau. but
F" f''7'. coz" l"rd I'd s1i'crri them and hey clip
pei down w throat dsa follow rludfer.
MUNICIrtL t..s~I.l4rH. rl. ,t. H.
Texas, has 'fd1'1f' h1fr l grr.e. Guad lang J,4us
Boo ihe streets mlrssitf-a 90 sr.a-rfs .r 4rg .,f f.f
within Dee umia 0fia crg ..aI d. ..r,.,,gf d, .,,s
upon ihe streets OF ne cry iofn i.u. -o. less ihan fnif.
~ days Gr mo hrst fau.e. IHI nYfIa.. t..
or each subsequent Hf.nr'
And iIfhcr 1ny rtf..H convicted h.iaf. fAa I4.-
ur Recorder o. ma.iHg @ noe. on '-s streets o. the de
tsrhlucc ofthe citiz@us. shall rs hu-. not les th7n tar
nor u1re than one hIpdrrfd 1.i1rs.
This n decided improvement on fs system vhri
obtains here Of sendIng such characters down 10 Nh,
csl.'aors. there TO contract more tfle habits from cvi
ar.I.iar1s. ani become confirmed In every ,iso whic.
,au make dstm dangerous fuis.su ~ sre..tv. and rc.
..f BEN .-sf .a rfrs F..sr.r .-nr ~ % Pf
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Ss.tr Apbtrt'~ 10 9rH torcrsr1s Within fro
mrn.h.. q .inoe April i7L. u,srs have arrived ~
me port Ut New York nosr tweUyirut hopssnj p1.s
sprcts. Inc greater part einirfanis These hardy peo.
Die. many Of whom aye Germans. ma bring her gold
with fhrm. ore pushing wc.. or tba ~tfaI rich lsnds
DE choicest pf which ere ryw almost i1 h0 had at he
bow uintmun goyJffmfn' rH,o sf % - cents pc,
....s ~ s. etf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27

TrEGs-Ihe Tr-1N-gaIy Iortr Be- THlashca a.
Tuesday. Thursdays and SATURDAY ot e. p~r aunur
900 alylu,e. or SG nc tbc end "a he year 90 for 90.
inruth~ 10 subscriber received tcr o. leH term Than
Elk months.
The Weekly r7rcr. he Western Nir1ut T-r-
published on "Wednesday NJ - 80 -cr arn.. m .'
vance. or 3 Il not paid within one wr.n 'n OBJ.
h"c,uuInV OF Jh- ycrr. NruCw -ah.r.Iar- w. ." n.
'c.vod. except such AS qay ir advance DO. O. wH"
Il 80 a., invariably charged SEQ l'....H.r receive.
tor "a less term than sax rvn,gs mod rH art tH."r
,iuued. e1ccp, az tao discretion gl f. p~.raacr. ual.
I'll asrylrarra are .-rl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27

NsrA-The correspondent Il Oh. Es1,..
u on auempi % t--s r. iuw fiFNH Nv .iNlHs
he rlassa.' WeshaI not to- surprised 90 hr0r1f a07frer
s.sprnd the opsauo1s Of the Cpnstt auon 20 oeratn
case. Onlv apply ho screws Of part. lul sny thus
can GO down aJvs.1.ilys-N 4 SfH
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1T Disirict-J0hn w. Ngrlauch. ofNorEulR.
a do james W. PrrTam, ct Petersburg
81 90 WAS. Archer, cd Amelia
4h DO Rchd kIdd,y Meade. OF BInwiddie.
5h do Henry r.. Watkins. of Prince Edward.
6th do James &. Bruce, OF liallnv.
7h DO WhIjmCll II. TuusIall. ofPitisylyau!a
Sth do Thomas j JoyuCs, efAccuma,k.
9Th do Nurnurue T.. Suiiou, % Clr,Luc.
lOaI DO Wi.oughhy Newton. OF Wgs,mrryland
Iith do james Lyons, ui Richmond CRY.
l2h do Valentine ". S,u,Lali, Of AIbomarlc
18Th DO John :. Pgndlcon, u. lirppahluuocA
1ith DO John Jauncy. of Louduun.
18th do Andrew IlU4.cr, OF Jefferson.
l6h DO Philip Williams. Jr. Of Frederick
I7ih DO Wan Seymour, of ilIr.y.
18th Do BIscpc g.. Baldwin, OF Augusta.
Iyth 90 Ealiuri Smith. OF Grcrubucr.
2Oth do Edward Johnson, OF B1iciYur.
2lst do John y. lIumcs, ct Washington
22I do George w. Summers. olkauawha.
23I DO Wa,man +. Wiley, Of Mououg4lil.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27

Connected with the above. Is one OF Tho most O.
tcusive READlN ROOMS IN the United Sfar,s-
Terms to subscribers, - n year. StranEcrs are free
~ visit It Tor the space of onc month those who com
rnuc to visit il for a longer term, will be put down rs
subscribers.
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Very Respectfully.
Very Respectfully.
Your OhadlrnI servant.
JOHN W. ALLEN.
AiAJJR GEN JEs-r. 4. :. Army.

JOIN W.
AiAJJR GEV JEsgr. T. :. Army.
WAsW.GroN Cry. June 5h 1910.
Slr--lpur lcuerof the IIh I'LL enclosing nm nrti
Gle from The Cleveland Advertiser OF the .! of ArrL
vas received on The day offs date, bot Inc necessity Of
s'a''llng for aud craIarniug papers which had mo-,
looked al Tor more than twenty sx Yeas Ia. prevented
% more prompt reply
Tho editor oishc Advertiser is mistaken I'm SUNNI.
surg 'ha' Gen. Harmon was Il Cleveland with tIirtrcn
hH".Tcd men when The British s4uLrn appeared of
.tai place ~ june 1913. lie was not there. ya,
'te senior aUa commanding officer ~ iIc iimr.
My force consisted ofoSc company ofrrralar ir5o,s
ono small company 81 Volunteers from ChiIfr,fhr. and
% detachment 90! drafted Obs, NIIiit. iu all about ty,
HuuIrad and IAIHy mon one Durhui whom were sick.
Il bIiisH dcsorer surrendered o. inc pn the lgL of
June and apprscd me Of ihc intention ur;Lc enemy Il,
attack Tie IoHs un The morning ,fl.r 18Th the g1.aJ.
ron appeared. J saw myself only ryoy.s.-l,. lligrh
"ihcfs were reported 90 me-, and ] afterwards asrrr.
iaiuol there were three more in company. The deck,
% those tIli a2p7oIchri nearest In salrc were cover.
Cd with troops uud au attach seemed inevitable.
Ihayo Tie hon. 90 br.
Sir, your oJydIcui servant.
TIL. :. JESIP
The Hon. joHy ". ALLEN. IIoa.s Of Rspresat..
Washington City.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-27

f'HGssT'-Mc~ L.nu Bo,d. John J,,,,
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N''N''. L'o spN aeu1.- 10. Congress. al, Tr4,v
pue'Nhei d. .Ha S'.. % ,fI--s o., u..- e,,..p,,,.
~ 'n' o'iF q. ssh .r. -,~el t.,..- r.fvrb
The name q Cas- t.y.5 r.-... 60
sress from MirsI-.as,sr r va.. 81. C,r,,r
made 10 sr t.. Sen ul.r-an va. , ~.,-,.. ,r
Abolition 30 ..s
Mr.. Calhgla lu9r!ia.r,. ,
National Intelligence. c~.1-yr- ,e s,4 L.,, F,ro
","'''' oi O'7r''s with i1~;.rolruv tho words
Abolition Society. and. in thc Ia,, Globe. ,cs.,
"y"n Boyd John jameson aud Hopkins l.. Tu-ncy
that ihoy did intel. olatc ,hc worls in
'he letter and admit that they ar, no, in The original,
! tins a forgery ifii i. the Grre,y rest, either with.
ne Three who acknowledge it or with Bynun. CIR
S'eenrod cannot spell Abolition Society,"" and If h,
could would not know ia what connection Ia place il
For Pruof o. tis ~ give below an cxac, copy Of q
Declaration filed by S'eonroi in the Court ocOb,o ca
less Than three years ago. The original may be seen
at the Clerks office at any umc.
County Cor for Ohio c.
Rulcs
X P%reiiyman complains Of John Gilchris, ana PIN.
Ip Bier beng no custody Of a plea OF trc.sIas. For
Ihai The said dts on the day Of in The vc,,
10 with force a arms sc made an nss1ult--,o Wi.
al The County oiOhio. shot of and DISCHARGED a Ger.
IAN gun, then und there loaded with qua povder A.
s''''". N'sainsi a certain dog of the 81 pluc Of great
value To "I at the value of 500 ~ thereby and There
WIN Then and there - greatly shot. hurt q wounded
ue SAID dog that by reason thereof the said dog being
OF The value aforesaid afterwards To wit. on the day a
year Aforesaid died To wit nj tho county Aforesaid
~"u o'her wrongs TO the sand pltf then and there did
against the peace aud dignity Of tho Commonwealth
q 10 the damage OF the plG 500. and therefore he
brings his SUIT.
Ai'er ihs no person neol charge LOWS Steenrod
with forgery.