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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08

SENT SoUTH.-Dr. Cracraft, Postmuste,
of Wheeling under Pierce, has been SEM
South for disloyalty. Great efforts have
been made to concilinte him, but like
Rachael of old, he refused to be comforted
even the retention of Que of his nephews.
himself rebel, in the Post Office al
Wheeling under the present Administration
wouldn't pale heart black with treason
Farm ont National
We copy the foregoing to soy to our
friend of the National, that he has-uuvit.
tingly, no dOubt-done very gross inius-
tice, Mr.. Cracratt, nephew of the Doctor,
and chief clerk of the Post Office of this
city, is not only most excellent officer,
and gentleman in every relation of life !;
but is known by all who know him, aud
especially by these who know him most
intimately and best, to be as true and loyal
a man as breathes. He cannot help being
the nephew of DR.. Cracraft and surely is
not responsible for the Doctors sins. An
editor like any one else, should not wan
tonly assail mans character without
knowing whereof he afirms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
Trlbute OF respect.
Editors Intelligencer:


AT meeting of the officers of the First
Virginia Cavalry, camp near Fairfax G. II :,
Va, May 29th, 1863, the following resolu-
lions in reference to the death of Major
Josiah Steele, LIST Virginia Cavalry, who
died May 29th, of wounds received ut War
renton Junction, May Sd, 1868, were drawn
up and adopted:
WHEREAs, The God of Battles in His
Providence has seen fit to seud the angel OF
death to take from among us our esteemed
brother in arms, Major Josiah Steele, who
fell nobly contending against superior
numbers of the enemy-cut down IN the
full vigor of manhood in thu midst of a
glorious career. Therefore
Re OtUed, That the officers of this regi.
ment have lost an esteemed companion,
the regiment gallant and brave officer,
and the cause of the Union one of its tru
estand noblest defenders. No purer patriot
no drawer soldier hath laid down his life
on the CORY field of battle. He died hero,
untiinchiugly maintaining the principles
for which be fought; having rendered up
his life to his country, his cQuutrymen
will honor his memory with ut'iEersal re-
spect.
ReSotUed, That in his exemplary life aud
heroic death we recognize the principles
VI EeCttuue anu honOr1 tnereoy renewing
our resolves to crush out this hateful and
wicked rebellion.
ResOtUsd, That the friends and relatives
of the deceased have our deep and heart
felt sympathies, in this sad bereavement.
RESOLVED, That to her, who was dear to
him as life and honor, We tender our sin,
cerest sorrow in this hour of her deep of
Fiction.
ResotOed, That copy of these resolu.
lions be sent to the bereaved parents, also
to the Washington Chronicle, Wheeling In.
tetttgencer, and Parkersburg Gazette, for
publication. Capt w. @. CARMAx,
Adj'tS. W. KNowLEs,
As JAMES DEAN, H. s..
Committee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
Re-eharterInr INC 1,,rv-

1t has become question of no little in.
terest and discussion among our citizens,
whether in the transfer from an old tor a
nav State, the charter of this city will not
expire and need to be renewed. Even the
lawyers We understand, are divided in
opiuiOn-sOme holding that the charter
granted by the State of Virginia expires
with the jurisdiction of that State over us,
and others that it continues in undimiuish.
ed force, just as the laws of Virginia do
ESQ far as not incompatible with our Con.
stitution) till altered or revoked. We be.
lievo it is admitted even by those who hold
that no renewal of the charter will be ne.
csssary, legally, that it will rest with the
Legislature to determine whether a new
charter shall be issued or not.
We should like to see the opinions of
legal gentlemen on the subject, pro and con,
given to the public.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
Camp Followers ana the Cou.or,,

Gen. Hunter has just issued from Por,
Royal, General order which sounds more
like business than his letter to JEFF Davis
Its Substantial part is in the words fol-
lowing: ~
:. MANY hundreds of able bodied men
us .IsI ole to the draft, and not III they employ
limits tte N %f49SS;senment, being now within the
OF private profit and specnIations based "sm oS
Tue necessities of the service, it is beTe NV
ordered that all such persons who NAV ~
found within the limits of this Departg g D9
E.tnin twenty days from the date of this
,b e"esa. Oraer' shall be drafted to Gil up
tive tive S Seae1 :, regiments from the respec-
serving in this Department; and ali nov NOV
persons belonging to States not Representa- e5
here by regiments will be drafted tn ssrvo
IN the regiment numerically the weskest ),
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
Doddridge County omciaI vo..

Governor-A.I. Foreman, 742. secre.
tary of the Commonwealth. E. Bower,
6s5. Treasurer-Tarr, 742. Auditor
Crane, T24. Attorney General-CaldwelL
735. Supreme Co1rt-Berkshire, 727:
Harrison, 739; Brown. T2O. Judge 9TH
Circuit-G. J.;Stuart, 573; R. G. Kerche-
val, SO. Senate-Daniel Raymond, 727;
Edwin Maxwell, 100; A. D. Soper, a.
House of: Delegates-Ephraim Bee, ass; ].
L. Diss Debau, 246; flames a. Foley, 228.
Clerk-T. K. Knight, us. Sheriff..
Nicely, $50. Prosecuting Attorney-E.
Maxwell, 663. Daniel Sherwood was
elected Recorder, and VIM. Maxwell Sur
veyor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
Nomination of Hon. Henry winter

Nomination of Hon. Henry winter
The Congressional Convention of the
Third District, last night nominated Hon.
Henry Winter Davis as the Unconditional
Union candidate of the district for Con.
gress. The vote in Convention stood forty
five for Davis to two for Swami. A large
majority of the delegates who favored the
nomination oflMr. Swami, refused to par
ticipate in the proceedings of the Conven-
tion, alleging fraud in the selection of DEL
egates. Nj. Davis accepted the nomination
in brief speech, pledgiug himself to give
an unwayering support to the measures of
the Administration and also announcing
himselfiu favor otimmediateemauc
Baltimore ARerieaR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
EIectIons

Col. C. ]. Stuart of Doddridge, (late SEN
ator) is elected Judge of the Fourth Cir
cult. Robt. Irvine of Lewis, is elected
Judge of the Fifth.
Daniel Raymond of Richie and Edwin
Maxwell are elected Senators from the An
district, and James oarskadon of Hamr.
shire, and Aaron Becktol from the Tenth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
Barbour County election return,
PHILL1PPE, Va, June 4th.

barbour county Election Returns
PHIIIIPPF, EA., June 4th.
Editors IntelEtgencer
The vote of this county, as counted yes.
day, is Us follows \
Foreman no, Boyer 76s, Tarr T65,
Crane 772. Caldwell 7G7. judges of The
Supreme Court-Berkshir 764, Harrison
IT'S, Brown 1853. Judge in this Circnit,
composed of the counties of Marion. Har-
rison and Barhour-E.B. Hall received in
this county $40, and T. ". Harrison 1O3,
leaving Halls majority 467, though from
accounts not fully verified from other por-
tions of the circuit, Harrisonis supposed to
be elected. Senate-D. D. T. Farnswortb
Gal, ]. NJ. Corley 376, D. S. Pinnell 342
". D. Rollysou ID. House of Delegates
Joseph Teter, Jr., was elected by437; D. M.
Myers, Clerk of the Circuit Court, by 327:
Spencer Glascock, Sheriff, by 455; Spencer
Dayton, Prosecuting Attorney, 65s; joseph
Howes, Surveyor, 400; and Lewis Wilson.
Recorder, III.
All the above officers, elected for this
county, are unconditional Union and new
State men, who are for holding every dues
ton OF public policy, subordinate to that
OF vigorous prosecution of the war. the
coercion and subjugation of the slave OIL
garchy and the re-establishmentg of the
Federal authority. BKRRonp ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08

Lively times are evidently expected in
the Valley about Winchester. Part of the
Virginia troops which were sent into West
virginia on the occasion of the late raid
have been recalled to Winchester. The
twelfth which has been some time at
Harrisburg went down the Road Wednes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08

TuR Charleston Courier says that ..Gen.
Jackson had strong preseutimeut that he
wOnld be killed before the war was brought
to close, and that the event would take
place in the last or Que of the last battles
ought.D
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08

M HEREASa Libel has been filed in the District
w Court of the United States for the District
Oh western Virginia, onthe 25th day OF May, 1868,
ny the Union Coal and Oil Company, against Three
Bollers and Engines and part of the Tackle and
furniture OF the steamboat Hanging Rock, alleging
IA substance that on or about the 18th day Of Jco.
yer, 4SoZ, the said steamboat being then on trip
from Gaillpolis to Loop Creek Shoals, in Fayette
county, Va sunk In the Knnawha River In water
naVgable from the sea, by vessels of ten or more
IONS DuFtnen and was soon thereafter totally aban
uoned ana the bellants afterwards took possession
oIher and saved from the wreck the said Three Boil
ere and Engines etc.. and that they are entitled to
share of the same for the salvage thereof
ana praying process against said Three boilers and
engines, etcs and reasonable and proper salvage,
anu that the Three Boilers and Engines ETC. may
Oe condemned and sold to pay such salvage, with
COSTS charges and expenses. Now therefore in pur-
suahce OF the motion under the seal of the said court
20 mo directed and delivered do her eby give public
ncce 10 all persons claiming the said Tree Boilers
ana Engines" ETC., of the steamboat Hanging Rock,
OF IN any manner interested therein that thew bo
ana appear before the said District Court to be held
AT wheeling In and for the Western District of Wiz
glna on the 18th day of June next at IL O'Clock in
the forenoon OF that day-proVided the same shall
Dc day ofjurisdictOn, otherwise, on the next day
OF Jurisdiction DISQUALIFICATION and there TO inter
pose their claims and mako their allegations in that
Dated the 25sb day of May 1858.
4. N. NORTON,
United States Marshal.
BENJ. II SIXTH, Proctor for Libellants tun5:IIt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08

God guard our flag, and keep each star
EACH stripe rs bright as new they wave,
Still make it lead our ranks in war,
Still float above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
To trail It through the dust of shame,
All honest hearts its lot will share
And follow it to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
r, -. sEGRETARY's oFPI0E,
CLEVELAND & PITTSRURGH RAILRSi6C %.

CLEVELAND PIETsRURoH RAl1RoAp Co.
,n Cleveland, May 25th, 1868.
THIS Company will be held at It's ONCE in Ssve.
ia on "ednesday, the LIST day of July next at 10
the a. ~: On SAID day, to take into consideration
company to an amount sufficient to allow OF the con
TS o. ITS mortgage bonds. The Transfer Roo.
Will De closed from June 25th to July "a 4'SS'>4
mSSO SOD 4. ROCKWELL, Sec,v.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
PRovosT MARSHAL GRNERAL's OFFICE, y
Washington, D. O.. Nav ODD. 1863.

- y oe9tlIh StonI D. o. May I'D, 1868.
In ,nsGt Ea =, gho desire to join any particular Reg
t to present themselves at any time during
snirty days 70 the Board Of Enrolment in
them IN The Board shall examine
cs sI any upon their fitness for the SER
anu = to be it, the Provost Marshal Of tho
esneraI give them tickets to the
Provost Marshal Of the ststs .oo1 "a
~, tnemselves at this general Rendezvous
snaI pc duly mustered by mustering and dis
-, ios ohcer, and paid by him the bounty allowed
les JAMES 3. FRY,
---5e2 Au Provost AiarRha General,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
DIED,

On Saturday evening, June 6, Mrs. RI1E1 o,Nku,
wife OF R. 0'Neil, in the asa year of her age.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at four
O'Clock, from the resideuee of Mrs. Whittier, ON
Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08

esiIs AZ d PsIS1z T.1I 10y Just re-
mySs s6 Z. BOOKING, AgelA.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
q. HENRY j SAAIUELs,
AdJutRnt General of Virginia.

IN pursuance Of the above order, the compan,o. =.
5E. the 4th Regt.Ya. Militia, will assemble at tbeir
different parade grounds, at O'clock p At ~, SGT
nrday the 9th inst: The several compa2iss vail vail
inaIch TO the Court House and form at IIE o,Sloc
Aegmental line, with the right resting on Monroe
10 q. L N. IRWIN,
- GIo n = - EtiEE .-8tt -ACIiutant
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
NOTICE..

/ A IL th6se Wishing to buy or sell Real E,t,.o
and Rave SeEtlasd Accounts collected or Pension
~ az delr own interest by calling imnediStey a.
I sIan4 TAYLOR, RoILYsoN / on
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
TAEYLoR, RoLLYsoN 8 %.
WANTEn

IA COMPETENT AND EXPERIRNCRD MAN -
- settle up sett Of Partnership Books 70
5e IsEy WI be paid Address with reference tR0%
10Y wheeling Post Once, for one week [jnne g.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08

THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. =
EXECUTIVE DRPARTMRNr
Wheeling, June 2, 1868.
sAAO N;IRWIN, Adjutant 4th Regiment vir.
On Saturday the sixth inst at the Court House =,
Ohio county, You will convene all the cononSnio "
your regiment, aud proceed to elect sncc6IjinS, ~
law, all company officers and make returns Of s;S
elections to this office for commissions Va o'A'U
By order ofthe Governor, ~ -
HENRY sANUELs,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

A BOY OR OLD MAN. who understands taking
~ caro- Of horses, and is willing to make himself
generally useful about house. Enquire at this of
nee. tunS3t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
United States OF America, Western
District of Virginia, S. s.:
The Union Coal and Oil Company

Three Boilers and Engines Of the steamer Ianptpu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
1900 .,,v rp,puNv sAVJKuAx DECEMBER TRIPLE SHEET

uo.i,ion The carc and anxiety Of mind that they pos
ess il ,rargisg them down very rapuiy. lhoy sh 20
Io;i, a,o,d not knowing whom they leave their hin
lie, IN the morning that they shall ever agin return to
them aIl,o said in my last ."Itei thi,t "opn en-
tere was any hops thnt the price OF coai "oho ih u
u 80 when so | must not close t9ut ny'r'nt y.
I can only ,ay That this question Tue cob mon nv
divided No ono can tell anything dehlitey aoDu' y.
The present price IL an unhealthy one. 10 "nu
L.t, shown has been brought about ny Al hnh"a1!
t,te az aauirs The demand - far greater i'f A. ,'
the amply that be furnished ii Is ,he ntI re-
lt of Is fact together with the state 81 aaus ~ WI
mines A * something that n present seems ne! onu
oortrol large proportion OF .hc advance - e-rsr
oile tn the ,oncl.gs OF the socaed Democratic parry
Who haye boen mitigating the miners ana sDoers 10
assume their present position. in hopes fa'n men, o..
thc,,hv m terinly "aidia1 TIE G0CerAm,n9 a'k'foI'
nyo,,ertion Of he wGr" by stopping iis supply 81 eoh
aud preventing tho ensrccacnt Of ihe dI, ~, 10
soo t think that IL viii not be long ere coal VIZ ia il
30 ro oln,gcd TO work their mines their fil eapa-
civ Others seem to think that the deurnd y 80 gIe,'
that Il may be months ere hey VIII be ennpied W eppy
il dubail with satisfaction the recent low SAFES III aac
lion IN ,cw.YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

TO their customers From ny room in the hotel cen
see daily train eer train. OF from 70 to l5O cars, and
each ear holding five tnns OF coal moving toward the
or eat commercial cities of New York and Philadelphia.
Just recur Cor moment 10 the time when the frst
anthracite coal was sent to market. From this very
spot it went and from the mines Of what Is now the
Lebigl Coal and Navigation Company's property. IL
WAS in the ,,r is20but 70 years Bgo-wheD 365 tuna
Of coal was shipped 10 Philadelphia No anthracite
coal came 10 market please remember from any othec
source than the Lohgh Valley before 1925, regular
business; and yet tina. 3 tuns stocked tho market sup
Piled the wants Of Philadelphia and vicinity, and was
only disposed OF with great diIicity. In l6& three
years aitergard. 3 3 tuns were forwarded and l,O0
suns remained unsold.
Two wears afterward in 1925 the demand had 90 in
creased that % tuns were sod from the Lehgh ano
the coal trade Of the Schuykil commenced by theis
sending down by that navigation 7.l43 tuns. In lsj3
thirty years ago we find forwarded from this region
lal 900 tu,s in 1856, ISL $40 tuns In lsb2. aDo;t
go COO and this year about 1900 90 tuns. Such ia
brief history OF the coal business in this Valley and
about Aiauch Chuck. Ono word more In references
to tie cause Of the increased demand. 1t Is only
necessary take it, to refer to one single instance,
and that il tho largely increased demand directly
and indirectly made by the Government for coal We
have but to look our largely increased Navy our humid
mills employ ed night and day upon Government work
to from whence comes goody portion OF TINS IN
creased demand heard this very day the statements
made BIS cod producer in issuing MS orders ior INNING
that furnace probably in the country had wetks
supply o. coal on hand" ,
Tought also 20 mention here that the canal being
Navigation Company have heretofore never shpped
sny coal during these months bnt in consequence OF
the great demand made upon them, and IN nopssn %
able 20 supply their customers. they have been pong
md hnye now nearly completed railroad from iheis
sLutes to the track " the Leish Valley Road ~ neans
OF which coal will DO forwarded al Wlnter' Inc Ok
pnuse of the work has been nearly -3OOO mehuon
hi, merely rs another fact tending 10 confirm my pro
yions statement that both the coal and transPor'aon
companies arc doing all that t Is possible or he 70 40
under the circumstances To supply the aemuio "aoe
upon them. .,,,.,1,.
some ono saying. Yes ell this may Dc true out nov
mnch longer IL it to continued hen VIII the price ox
coal fail For answers oh such questions, shan %
Obliged 10 refer all inqurers 10 my next letter, WHICH
will be dated either from Hazleon or Jedoo the scenes
~ The late rots leave here Tomorrow. and after VS.
ting the mines q, both OF tie above places shall wrfo
YOU giving you. among other facts. some account OF
tie slate Of Affairs there during the past few months 70
gether WI ia statement vi Of the Influences sno
causes thai hayo tended greatly to produce the reesns
rOabes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

IN which he was confined by tho Fedsral "uiho ln
Il was beloved that 10 woun chur"'"r ,, oceorl.
irsv manv we're prepared TO credit u" report h. he
lad arrived IN Toronto. Il turned out howsyo' 10 W.
t nri limiting from the following oIiiy ididc ~
rho guest book Of the oncen's'', John Morgan,
III Ron C. = A. This entry wac made fNiinS INC
PIE Wig gr.-gine /, The house VINO Prlba'y de-
sr,d 10 scc the eject it would create Ia TINS Scu
err sympa1ing community ne had hot ohS " rns
s,,eaJ throughout the business parts OF Tie oty 'hns
I'm Morraa had arrived; and IN the course ol ,no
airro,n several gentlemen visited tie hotel i'- ihc
sc Of seeing she great raider" md conGraiuit
he Lir, upon his happy escape from Yankee onunbo
~ ,erse.ution. They much disappointed Wheh
,l IT, lie courteous clerk Of the hotel tiat me cio
by"tni cavalry officer had not honorcd Toronto ,h
~, ar Ms far % they knew reached The penccni ha'eh
y; Connda at all: and there was some indisnlloh -
,ossed Al the unknown originator Of The report per-
Pl,st s,,b a sillv rick Some SEEING the Dauc IN
tJc nor would not believe that Cen Morgan vas hot
In the house and insisted upon having thcir hn'
80 his MAINS This of course, the CLERKS coulu 10Y ""
and the visitors were finally constrained to accept Tie
,,uth nat Morgan had not reached Toronto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

risgirri during the ran rrd Wirtrr era ~ t,e pre-
ion of Inc war for length Of tno ofual 10 ms
no, od Of inacon, that other battles are lnevoi' 20
- oar tnssesson Of Chattanooga secure rIa 70
mako the IosiioL really bar" i0r intuc operations
hen and then only it VIII he able 10 comprehend mo
III hiring of thc depioranlc mistakes that made the
80 81 lie Cumberland last meet the enemy at the
tiro and place and in the manner rdated'
7ae oi.rs iie abor, ore our oor'''foH''''A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
pr2Nrs WARRINGTON,

Tho yxxvIptsa Congre 's-eorgressmcn
Arriy;u.-Thc srcuiIer-hiP-Thc Clerk
or tic Nousc-rbc New Eresa1'au's
Rnreau-Counsit:cc from Ncw-Soris,
Iso.tou. Philadelphia, aud Cincinnn'i-
what the Union Ucn OF Hcni"chy and
Tenucssce Tbiul,-They Son'nnd speedy
EmnnciTn tiOn-Ncw Bills in ConSrcss-
ship Canal from the Mississippi River
10 Observation-Disclosures Ccst-socinl
Changes in Wnshington-t'as hingfo
BEFORE the War-Ncw-SO in WASH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

Jonr MonoAE NOT IL 1ORoST0. 800 The
To5Onf0 Ifoaer II December J. SAVE; decided
aenfaton WIS created in the city yesterday ~ consc
oucnco vi u YepoIt which rot abroad that Gen. John
MOlgln the iamOus Confederate tiyally leader. had
arrived in town. aud Was staying az tho Queens
Ii0ta' W hen TIC account was received ol batufahy
Of b. esnsrs iron. tAe otato plnon Ct Columbus, OHIO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
CHANGE AT 1HR CAPITAL

Perhaps no CITY has undergone SUCH radical change
aimee tho comm enccment II the Rebellion o. Wothing
ton. Everything has been changed the poofc. tho
customs. the streets the city ana al her institutions
Rebel residences hayo been oOniscni.d ana Rebel 70.
SORTS clubs. ollques. and b.rTOoms have vanished
Tho residence " Gen. Lee, which stands IKE grim
sentinel looking down upon the capitol Is how the head
ouarters OF Union General and ~ the foot ~ The hill
sgsrm Of reedrsen p.ow and SOW tie heds where once
The crack OF tho oT.yers whip echoed through tie
groves. Tho grounds Of hhsons Island once Owned
tho drefs parade Of o0oTf tr0Ops aud IN The Ng gag
paths whore the Rebel owner VAS wont 20 walk whom
plotting tie destruction OF his country The dusky oih
OK frs1arEl walk thor sentry round. The mustet his
tGlea the place Of the hoe Gud hc crack Of TIE grorA
sounds az loud and sharp tho crack Of she driver
nLiu wa. wont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

Washington vas great rural town Her tiIs 'tfeets
wore az ar OF liZy tranquility on OF the ivenne no
crazy din Of limit disturbed tho silence Of hor wide
and children played on soft vcycty grass
pots where the trucknan plOw, nr tie dusty road
qton rural resort not place Of blaincss.
The paris cloak and the lore Of h4f which tipped
auntily down the fashionable side VI the Avenue, In
ilosc dsyf were not Purchased here but transported
nom kcW.YOrk or BnilimOrc. The beauty ana fashion
Of the city used 10 promenade the Avenue but nov We
stumble over borcs and collide with sgns and .hca.or'
boards, bat not with ladies'.