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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-12
? OLLAGK'S NOTION HOUSE,
SPRING TRADE, 1864.

r E s, sSs egsRiRs lOE ale The Spring
well be sIeellSd IN any HOuse In the western mar.
ket
With recent arrangements In Hnrope for direct
importation Of leading foreign Goods, and by early
and large purchases Ia domestic manufacturers
awaiting the late AIVauee In price, shall, for the
city, divide literally with my customers, advantages
secured against competition. The prices will range
uniform with Baltimore aud Philadelphia and the
buy save freight aud delay attending shipment
TO Suffers stores, the stock Of which will be con-
SANITY kept complete. Now In store,
500 ReAms Note Paper.
2O0 Reaus Letter Paper.
$50 Cap
2O0, goo Envelopes, assorted.
100 Gross PenciIA
1000 " steel Pens
500 Block and Red lux
SUOO dOZ ChAdWicks Spool Cotton.
$40 lbs Liuen Thread.
100 OOO Needles
% doE Carpet Bags
100 Trunks, assorted.
800 dOZ Shoe Brushes.
co., " Shakers.
70 i" Ladies' Hats, trimmed,
SOO kkirt Braids.
1UOJ f" Cotton 4 Hose.
$40 I" Ladies' aud Childrsus Hose.
500 Gauntleta
80 TonVlns best Kind IloVes.
lOI Gross Matches.
50 dez Military Hat Cords
% - Wallets.
80 " POrtemonnAIes.
800 PerTumeIy,
500 " Pipes.
1000 Combs
1000 Prize Packages.
90 Cases assorted, to arrive
Patronage Of Merchants and suttIer. rsspecthIIly
solicited mt Nv AUGUSTUS PULLACK
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A huge bArrack is being put up in Louis.
vile for rendezvous, to which ali tbe
drafted men 10 the Western Department
will be sent.
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Auction Sale
Valuable City Property.

HE subscriber will sell at public auction, at the
Il front door Of the Court House OF ohio Co, ~
deEertbeA property situated On Market street Cen.
tire VII, cling, ". Va.
Lot No. 99, containing three parcels, one Of 81
ieet front, the OIh,r two 1917 each; upon each
parcels th' re Is good two STORY frame house,
Alec, Lot No 20, ON the corner of Mat ket and
Aashtl street This lot Is divided into two EQUAL
parts, each with 81 feet front on MnrshAlI street:
upon one part there is good two story frame hOnSs
WIN 4 rooms and cellAr-upUu the other a good
brick house containing rooms, with large nail
porch and all tue mo Tern lnprO Tements
Also the north half Of Lot No Is, on the saIt side
OF hFket street this lot Is divided into two eIuCl
Parts upon the trout AZ there Is gOJd two story
frame house with rooms &c; ;upoL the rear half
mere Is frame hUuPe with three rComs Sale posi-.
TERMs-Ons third cash, the remainder in three
equal yearly payments, " III interest
mrll tlApl GEO. FORBES.
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In chancery-IB the Coun.
~ Court Of Ohio County,
Saturday the l2th Jay Of
July, 1864.
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v. A. NICHOLS, A,t.Adj. Gen.

DWELLING HOUSE ar AUCTION.
VA ILL be sold on Saturday the 18th day OF March,
w 1854, at Public Auction, at the front dos r or
the Court House, at IL o'clock, ~, the House aud
Lot OH Quincy st Get adjoining the TesIjepce Of the
underHigued, and nOH In the occupancy OF Sir. John
Jones. This property 10 numbered In the BellaIT
addition TO the City, lot No. 55 aud il on the cur
ner OF the Alley between Sixth and seventh street.
TERMS UF SALE.-One-third TO be mid 10 hand.
the balance In two equal payments and twelve
months, with Interest fro the day of sale, occurred
Oy hen upon the property. Possession given frat
Of April next. JACOB r. GKEEh
mFll lot
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CuM1ERLANp, Nd, March 6, lse4.

A cavalry force, sent under command Of
Lieutenant Colonel Root. Of the 18th New
York Cavalry. has just returned from Har.
dy aud Pendleton counties. They etfscTu-
ally destroyed all the saltpeteI works near
Franklin 10 the latter county. There Is
nothing else new. Refugees aud deserters
are constantly coming 10. General Crook
reports the capture Of forty rebels u few
days since by his scouts 10 the kanawha.
[Signed B. T. KELLET, Brighten.
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rhs War 10 Ws.t vlrElnIa.

An official dispatch from Col. Aulligau
dated at New Greek, March 7th, reports
fourteen deserters aud cOnscripts, arrived.
had come in from the ueighbOrhoOd OF
StauutOu. They report that on the goth OF
last month ITO deserters and conscripts
lett Mount Salem. in Augusta county,
armed aud resolved to fight their way
through our lines.
The following dispatch from Gen. Kelly
is published:
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PUBLIC SALE.

I WILL sell at Public Sale on Thursday, the llst
L day Of March. 1864. TO the highest bidder, the
farm knSwn ~ the james g. sanders farm. Tho
said farm Il located iu LOCTt, Township, NaTseaIl
county, Nest Va, containing thirty acres about Is
acres cleared, with small orchard Of good fruit
and n dwelling hOuse; the balance o! said farm is
we'll timb red. Tho farm Is HbIuI y miles from
the tOEu of Cameron aud about the same distance
FROM the village OF Gea Ea>tOn.
The conditions a follow: Que fonrth In hand
One-fourIh in uiEs months, one uIth in eighteen
mouths anI nne-Iourth in twenty flour months with
Interest from date. The IntcIlns.r giving bond
with approved security. The title will be retained
Till The money Il all paid, GEORGE HUBS,
mrl2 2tdE2tW" Executor
A NY person holding laim1 against the Estate Of
n john GilmOr. late Of ohio Co dec=R,e,I. will
please make the same known TO the undersigned. nt
18th Of this month. WI a THO>. GILMO4
WTll lWdE2tWH Administrator
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Public Sale.

THE undersigned will offer for sale at public aue.
L ton ut the late reaideuee Of Robert Patton, de-
ceased, on the 2Ist day Of March. 1861, the goods
and chAtteS Of said deceased, consisting in part
Household gOOds. Farming Implements. fields
wheat, hed rye, 70 Ahocks and fodder, stack
hay, i stack straw, 1000 bushels coru In car, 100
bushels cnru, SHIELDED LOO bushels rye 2UO bushels
wheat, 800 bushels middliuEs, 100 bushels barley 800
empty racks, Ito bushels potatoes. / buggy, two
hoT5e whgou, OK cart, water carts, two horse
led, 10 coal sTE, cUal bank eaFts large lot old
IRON large lot old copper 1000 feet lumber sot black.
smith tools, set carpenter tools, 90 head fat hogs
head Fat cattle, 2 head horses, 90 barrels old rye
whisky IL kegs do do 100 barrels do large lot Of
old barrsIs 10 do do kegs, platform scales and 9TH
er articles too nu AeTous to mention.
SAILS to commence At 10 1'clOck A. NJ. and continue
from day TO dAV until all Is sold Whisky, grain and
stock will be Offered on Tuesday I'D.
TRRM--PurchAsesA amounting to three dollars or
les TO be cash, above that ct or months
will be taken Wit two good sureIies.
MARY PATTON
ALBERT d. RICE,
Administrators.
Mart nsviIle, O., March 1s,, 1864. mrStd
Register copy till day.
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PRIVATE SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
TI'HE undersigned will sell At private IAls that
i valuable piece OF property commonly Known
as the 'Kennrt GaTdVI," lying about mile and
bali east OF the city Of Hhoeling, containing eight
acres THIS Is an excellent garden spot, and iS
we'll improved, there being upon the premises =
dwelling house, stable aud barn, and select variety
ofirUlt trees eOnsiHtIb Of HPple, and qulne0S
also = large strawberry bed, grave vines, &C.
FOR terms 0ISalo apply to the underIiEnsd At thSlr
ONCE No. 81 Monroe street, Wheeling.
febG3tf RICHARDSON 4 McKHNSAN.
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Valuable PropertY for Sale.

VaIuaDIe Properly LOT OaIe.
HE subscriber offers TO sleI rent hs Wooden
! Factory, with one acre Of land upon which II
stAuds, situated In the town Of MHTtinsTille, Bel.
mont county, Ohio, mile from the city Of heel
Ing, W. Va The building Il brick, three stories
high, S3x50 feet, Of substantial quality, containing
one complete set OF cardiug machines, with side
drawers aud condenser, one Jack Of one hundred
and hlty spindles Ve power looms, with Bueh other
machinery - IL necessary for said factory, with
good steam engine Of sufficient power for running
desired.
will sell rent the above property on favorable
termS. Possession given on the mt day Of April
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber
fs624.im JAMES TURNER
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rs
Joseph Stevens, Henry
=. Kirk I John PiAher,
late partners In busi-
neEs, using the nrm
name Of Stevens, Kirk
\ Co.
Pursuant to decree r.
on the 18th day Of JuI
cell at the front door
cOuEty, % THesdNy, the
public IaIe, to the high
mo. 9I,) numbered nine
ceedings mentioned. In
Wheeling, laid out By
BbeueIer Zane, on ZAl
lowing terms and condit
OF the amount OF the pl
remainder In three equ
sig, twelve aud eighIre
SALE, with interest from
give bond with approve
or credit inStAlmOntS.
c.h1
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RELIEInUS NOTICE-l
Situation Wanted

INA Wholesale Dry Goods. Grocery or Columns.
l sion House. By a yOuIg AS Salesman OF
shipping Clerk. Can give good references.
Address SALESMAN,
mrl2 ltH WATrentou, Ohio.
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Shingles! Shingles! Shingles

oHIHSIEs! Shingles! bIInkItS ]
AXE would most respectfully announce % the
w citizens Of Wheeling, and the public general
y, that we are manufacturing aud intsnd "
KEEP constantly on hands, large supply OF SHIN.
GLEs, which We warrant to DO E0UAL u { sUPERI-
On to any In the market. Persons needing any thing
In that line will mud Il To their advantage 70 cali
and examine our stock, We determined 70
give satisfaction both ~ to quality and price.
STEELE RIDER,
~ Wheeinx Island,
Opposite Waters, Blair Hunters GrOoery.
feb26.im.
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FOR SALE.
he subscriber wilt, at privat. sale ti.p NC Of a
l few ARTICLES Of Household furniture aisO a lot
o! Druggists Bottles Jars aud Drawers Of different
sLes' shoW Case two sets Of Single Buggy liar.
ness &C. miro Nv A. & TODD.
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valuable Farm for Sale.
PUBLIC SALE OF FINE SHEEP

PUBLIC SALEOF FINE SHEEP
'INHE undersigned Wishing to change BIZ, business,
i will sell TO the highest aud best bidder, at Pub.
lie Auction, on
Tuesday the 5th day OF March next,
on his farm, hTe miles north eAst of Wheeling, on
the Bethany Turnpike, the following property, TO-
500 MerinO Ewes, with lamb to fall blood Spanish
Bucks.
100 MerIno Ewes, two Year, old In AprII nO1t.
90 WethSrs, two and three years old.
200 yearling lambs.
fuII-bl0oded Spanish Bucks.
All in good condition,
TERMS OF sALE.-AH nmS Of twenty dolIar1
and under, cSSh. FOR all sums twenty dollars,
eight months credit the purchaser giving nORotiabIS
notes, With approved security.
eb2odtdWS I.B. KELLEY.
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GREENWOOD NURSERY,
~ meutaL Shrubs, Roses, Flower ing plants, Grape
Vines Usage Orange, &c. Catalogues gratis.
n,z DIN NJ, p,.A II ITssEY,
SPRING TRADE, 1864.
M IsHasssaS.r., t tttTlaS;i
arc respectfully invited 70 examine our large stock
i Msaisies; ;;o.,. yys; ,i5s SEs:ss..
or Ger Goods' Notions, Glassware.
% cess PATENT and MEDICINES
all for sale At the lowest cash prices for Cash. and
WHITE LEAD IN OIL,
various brands including CineinnRtt Anchor, Pitts
burgh, Baltimore Philadelphia, &c.
FOR sale BY I. u LOGAN / co,
and LOGAN, LIST Co,
mL9. wh0lsale Retail Druggists, wheeling.
LINSEED OIL.
pR1ME WESTERN, raw and boiled.
T. Il. LOGAN CO.,
mo and LOGAN, LIST co.
DUCK CREEK LUBRICATING OIL.
LIE only natural oil IN the market. 1t Is the
i best L1bricator 10 use, 20 decided BY TsiIrosJ
Managers, who give 1t the preference over Manu-.
featured OIL. IL isequaI to Lard oil LubrIcatOr
aud eCss one half les. 25 BARRELS received and
Tor sale by I. Il. LOGAN a CO.,
nr9 and LOGAN, LIST CO.
sUNDRIEs.
III ummsIls Be Coffee, BL Carb. Soda, beat,
II CARROTS Snud pAcksCinnamon in mats
aud 6lAddor!, Pepper in bags,
Davis Pain Killer CASTLE Soap, genuine,
Ground Spices, prime, Essences, ali kinda,
Nader, Castor and Sweet Oils,
EEt. LORWOOd, Concentrated Lye,
blue Vttriol, Excelsior Baking powder
RAdWAy's Relief Window GLASS,
Hair Oils all kinds, Plasks, all sizss,
Perfumeries, &C., GC., &c.
FOR sale Gy T. Ii. LOGAN 4 CO.,
and LOGAN, LIST 4 co.
mig Wholesale Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
For Cairo and Memphis.
re- The steamer JOSEPH PIERCE, Capt.
Sam d. French, Matter. will leave for
- the above and iuteTmeiiAte ports on
Tuesday the 18th inst. at lo'clOck P. II. For
freight or pASsage Upply on board, or to
JELLY L MANNER, Agents.
Will take freightS for Vicksburg and New orleans
with privilege Of reShipping. mrl0 I'd
For keokukI Burlington, MuscatIne,
Davenport and st. Paul.
IT, The steamer MUSOATINB, Capt. ]. !
Robinson, Master, will leave for the |
above and intermediate ports on April |
LIST. FOR freight or passage apply on board, or To
mrlO ID JELLY 4 MANNER, AgeptS.
DURs Wines and BrandIes for Medicinal and sac. |
L Lamental purposes, at No. l Odd Fellow Hall.
feb20 EDMUND BOOKING.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

w. RELIGIOUS SOTICB.-Prench.
W. ing at the baptist Church Tomorrow
tSabbath) morning. at lOlH o'clock: meeting to
organize Jaw SABBATH o. HloL, will be held in the
afternoon at O'Clock. At the same place. The pub
lie are invited 10 attend. mrl2 II"
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GREENWOOD NURSERY,
CONTAINING good variety Of Fruit and Orna.
~ meutal shrubs, Roses, FIoWerIng plants, Grape
Vines, Usage Orange, &c. Catalogues gratis.
A. II. uUSSBY,
mrI I'm Mt. Pleasant, Jeh. Co., Ohio.
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Wanted.

A BOY who writes fair hand and will make
IA himself generally useful about etHiI estAb.
IIGhment. None need apply but those who can come
we'll recommended Enquire at this otice.
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ldsTeti in said County Court
y, 1862, ] shall proceed to
Of the Court House, VI aid
29th day Of March. 1864, At
sat and best bidder, the lot
/ -oue, in the, bill aud pro-
The addition to the City VI
Henry Moore, Trustee u
rs Island: upon the fol
Ons Of salt; viz: ten per cout
rchAss money In caSh, aHi
II instruments, payable 10
D months from the day Of
said day, the purchaser 70
d security for such deferred
JOSEPH sEYBOLD.
ShsFIh d q
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NOTICE.

TNRoM this date the Proprietor Of the UNION
HOUSE, will not be accountable for any BAG.
GAGE LOST At that HouEs during the War
Wheeling. March IL, 1874 nrI2 5tdEitw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09
Thus it Is.


The lauguid world went by me as found
jewel on the ground;
Under silent weed
A nameess glory, set for none to heed.
"Stoop, see, and wonder !" was my joyful cry!
But still the laDguid world went only by.
drew it forth, aud set it on hill,-
They passed 1t still
Some turned to look,
Aud said il was pebble from the brook,
A dewdrop, only made to melt away;
a worthless mirror with borrowed ray.
Then on my knees shouted forth its praise
For nights and days:
"See with your eyes
diamond, shining only for the wise
How is it that ye love not at first sight
This unfamiliar treasure Of sweet light"
set it on my breast Then, with sneer,
They came more neari
They knew the sign
And secret of my praise-the thing was mine.
They left il to me with bland dsdain,
Aud hugged their tinsel to their hearts again.
showed it to the dearest soul l had
"COme and be glad
Let them go by
We know it is a damond-you and l /"
COldiy he answered, II you love it SO,
You need not me to praise it, Letm CO."
"It is my sin," cried with bitter tears,
" That no man hears.
I'll fling it down;
Some Dobler hand shall set it in a crown.
| shall behold it honored ere | die;
But no one could have loved it more than /.
Temple Bar.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09

The telegraph has already mcntioned the eN-
oitement caused in London by the hanging
of poor man (wrishD for murder, while
another of respectable connections George
Victor Towuley) was rsspted on the ground
that he was insane ai the nme of his killing Miss
Goodwin. Wright, on his trial, pleaded guilty
TO the murder OF woman Of bad character with
that he Inflicted the fatal injury in self-defence,
she having threatened to stab HIM with knife
1t was believed that there were circumstances
in the case that would have justified his being
convicted Gully Of the crime of manslaughter if
he mad stood hls ttal aud not pleaded guilty
THIS circumstance, combined with Sir George
Grey's indulgence in tine other case excited
great sympathy for Wright among the working
classes particularly. As the time for his execu
tiou approached, She excitement increased to au
! alarming extent, The following handbill was
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09
circulated throughout the Neighbour

extensively circulated throughout the Neighbour
/ hood
"a SOLEMN PaoTEsT AGAINST THE EXECUTION
OF WRIGHT Men and women Of London, abstain
from witnessing this sal spectacle Of injustice.
Let Calcraft and Company Do their work this
time with none but the eye OF Heaven to look
upon their crime. Let all wiadbw shutters be
up and window blinds be down for an hour on
Tuesday morning in Southwark, Englishmen,
shall Wright he hung lfso there is one Inv
for the rich and another for the poor"
The advice was generally followed. In the
long line OF neighboriug houses generally let
out on such occasions, at heavy prices, the blinds
were drawn down as though the funeral OF some
respected inhabitant were going on instead Of
the execution of criminal for murder. The
public houses, on previous occasions the scenes
OF rOtOus revelry, were oil close !, and the whole
conduct of the people. although comprising as
usual many of the lowest ranks, may properly
bo described as of the most solemn chnracter-
II was difficult for macy Of believe up TO the last
hour that the prisoner would not be reprieyed.
The arrival of the execHtloner on the scaftoid
was the signal for the outburst of the indigna
tion 6t the spectators. Soon after the prisoner
appeared, When, says On. account in Il London
paper;
"The people seemed frantic with excitement
General clapping of hands ani cries Of Bravo,
RfNN"
all parts of the crowd On Cacraft proceeding
to put the cap over tue face of Wright the boot
ing and Kissing became terrible, and the Off
cials on and about the scatlold appeared to be
quite concerned The hooting was succeeded
by cries Of Shame Judicial murder, Where's
Townley p 'No more haugiug, which were con-
tinued without intermssion while the proceed
ing were going on upon the scatfold, Wright all
the time bOwng 10 the people, aud while he was
bonding forward the drop suddenly fell ami the
20 man ceased to exist without the
,..est struggle.
The roar of indisuatlon which at this moment
burst from the assembled crowd was something
appalling. and evinced the strong feeling which
had been stirred up within them at the spectacle
they had witnessed.
''Immediately after the execution several
working men mounted upon the steps and rail-
inss Of the adjoining houses and announced that
il was intended to hold Indignation meetings Of
tho working-classes throughout London, ccndem
nAtory OF the conduct Of Sir George Grey, and
demanding the total abolition Of capital punish
ment. The crowd then peaceably dispersed, but
few waltiu; to see the body cut down, which was
done ut ten O'clock"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09

A FEARFUL MALADY.-A disease and malig-
nant type, which proves fatal in few hours,
has recently manifested itself in the lower part
of Bucks county. By some it is called "spotted
fever" but be its name what it may, it is not
only alarming, but fatal in its effects. One case
occurred in Bristol borough about Christmas,
and another in Bristol township few days sub
,equently. This week we are told George W,
Brown of Falls township, lost lovely daughter
Of great promise, after few days sickness, aud a
second daughter was sick with it on Wednesday
last We learn, also, that something of the same
nature prevails in Morrisville, aud that six
deaths had occurred in the three first days OF
last week, and on Wednesday morning there were
four persons lying dead in the borough. On
Thursday the undertaken had eight funerals to
attend to. Some of these people are first taken
with pain in the head, then blindness, with in
ability to speak, aud some lose their heariug-
None suFyi1e sixty hours and many do not last
forty, eight hours after the Attaok.-DoyIestowr
Democrat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09

PREACHER IMPRisoSs HIS WIFE ron THREE
YEARS on PRBrENcE or INSANITY.
The most remarkable case Of persecution tnat
has perhaps been known within tho past century.
has lust received wholesome ventilation before
tue Hon. G. r. Starr, gu an application Of Mrs.
+, P. W. Packard, of Manteno, Kankakee couu-
~. to be discharged on u writ OF hdbeas corpus,
from the illegal imprisonment in her own house
by her husband, Rev. TheOphilus Packard.
About four years siRce the Rev. Packard eom-
menced a system OF prosecutions towards his
vile, while he was officiating MS the minister of
the Presbyterian Church at Manteho, for the
purpose, as alleged, of suppressing her free dis
eussion Of religious tenets which We're at variance
with the orthodox views Of the Presbyterian
Church. Aud because doctrines on religion thus
q yaEced and maintained by her were new to the
Rev.P tckafd and the three deacons of the Church
although maintained by some of the N, ct emf
ncnt scholars OF Europe aud Amerca-they pro-
nounoed her insane, aud, to be rid of her IN
huence in the Church, and that the Rry Pack
ard might be rid of her company at home, he
formed the most Infamous plot OF iueareerating
her iu an as yum for the insane. With this end
IN view be pronounced her insane, refused her
access and intercourse with her friends, goaded
and tormented her into excitement upon tho sub
iect Of religion, refused her attendance to the
Sabbath-sohool and Bible class, and finally to the
church tore her children from her on the plea
that she was insane and incapable OF caring for
them, and on every occasion gave out TINT she
was hoPelessly insane, He appointed over her
distorted and prejudiced minds, who would con-
strue every act On the theory that sue was
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-09
The Summons.

My ear is full of summer sounds,
OF summer sights my languid eye;
Beyond the dusty village bounds
l loiter in my daily rounds,
And in the uoontde shadows lie.
hear the wild bee wind his horn,
The bird swings on the ripened wheat,
The ling green lances at the corn
Are tllting in the winds Of morn,
The locust shrills his song of heat.
Another sound my spirit hears
A deeper sound that browns them all
A voice of pleading choke with tears,
The call of human hopes and fears;
The Macedonian cry to Paul
The storm bell rings, the trumpet blowsi
know the word and countersign;
Wherever freedoms vanguard goes,
Where stand or fall her friends or foes,
know the place that should be mine.
Shamed be the hands that idly fold,
And lips that WOO the reeds accord,
When laggard Time the hour has tolled
For true with false and new with old
To fight the battles Of the Lord
Oh, brothers blest by partial fate
With power to match the will and deed,
To HIM your summons comes too late
Who siuks beneath his armors weight,
And has no answer but God speed