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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-01
PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS.

The Philadelphia North Amcri-
can gives some excellent advice to
those who wish invest in money
1t is we'll for all who are In funds
to heed the counsel.
"Though money has been tenn
porarIly scarce, capital continues
abundant; and the recent tumble in
the stock market has brought CAPT
talists to a realizing sense Of the
unreliable character OF many Of the
securities dealt in. ir-fs greatly 10
the credit OF the Government that
its loans, OF all the securities daily
dealt in on the market, have main
tained their integrity OF price bet
ter than almost any th!ng else. Its
Five Twenty year SIX per cent.
loan, the interest on which is
promptly paid in gold, has been
subscribed to. all through the pres
sure in the money market, ut an
average Of more than two millions
per day And what is not the least
gratifying fact in connection with
the daily large suLscri ptions TO this
popular loan, scarcely any of it is
returned 10 the market for sale 1t
is taken for investment, and is held
witt: unfaltering confidence in its
reliability. And why should it not
be? 1t is seen that the Government
now, after two years OF the most
gigantic war that the world has
ever known. eyperlenc S no difficult
ty in commanding the necessary
means 10 prosecute il, or in paying
regularly the interest in gold as 1T
falls due. | this ca be done while
the war is being waged, who can
anticipate any difficulty in readily
accomplishing it when the war
shall be ended? What better in
vestment then, for capital, than the
"Five Twenty" Government loan?
But if any doubt, let him refer to
the statistics furnished by the cen
sus tables of the various nations Of
the world. The facts which they
present Will prove the most salts
factory mode OF dispelling the num-
berless gloomy apprehenslonS which
are being continually conlurcd up
by those who are disposed to exag-
gerate the extent of the calamity
occasioncd ly our rcbslIlon. A
reference TO the state Of most of the
prosperous nations Of the old world
clearly disproves such position,
and shows that the highest condi-
tions of national advancement have
not been materially affected by the
extended wars in which these ma
tions have been immemoriallv en-
gagged, and In a heavy national
Indebtedness has not proved an I'M
mitigated evil.
For instance, Great Britain,
France and the Netherlands will
undoubtedly be conceded to repre-
sent the highest prosperity that has
been attained by any of the Euro
pean nations. And yet no nations
have been called upon to endure
fiercer or more prolonged wars, do
nestle and foreign, than they. The
effect has been, unquestionabiy, to
incur an enormous national indeb.-
edness; but neither their wars nor
their Indebtedness has had the ef-
feet to destroy their elasticity, nor
to check the progress of their gen.
eral prosperity. The result would
have been different, probably, if
those nations had been falling into
decay, instead OF being, as they
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-01
A Chicago MN thus relates his

A Chicago m,n thus relates his
police court experience
The next morning the judge oi
the police court sent for me. | went
down, and he received me cordially.
Said he had heard Of the wonderful
things | had accomplished and he
was proud of me. | was a promis-
Ing young man and all that. Then
he offered "A toast-'guiI;y or no,
guilty?' responded in bri e and
eloquent speech, setting forth The
Importance Of the occasion that had
brought us together. Alter the
usual ceremonies | loaned the city
ten dollars"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-01
Or. ~. SIM MONS,

Druggist and Bookseller,
I MON CITY. INDIANA. contin-
Z ues 20 keep. at LOW PRICES, a
COMPLETE STOCK OF
DRUGS. FAMILY AND HoMEo-
PATHIC NEDICINES.
PAINTS. OILS AND DYE-STUFFS
TRI SSES AND SUP
PORTERS, SIIOULDER-BRAC
SCHOOL BOOKS,
AND STATIONERY, ETC. ETC.
II MAS WARD,
" Cy1 g g.
Aac55s Gs.s IS 80 x
At HIS OLD STAND, North Of the
~ Court House, has on hand and for
sale GENERAL
Assortment Of Hardware!
IRON, Steel, Nails, Carpenters Tools,
Il etc, at
Wards Hardware store,
nOUBLE and Single Shot and Rifle
- Guas and Revolvers nt
Wards Hardware Store.
DOwDER. Lead and Caps. Powder
I Flasks and Shot Bags at
Vard's Hardware store.
rRINDSTUNES and Hangings, Log
IL Chains and Stcclyards at
wards Hardware sore.
cash, Glass and Putty at
,, Wards Hardware store.
pUTT aud Strap Hinges at
I'D Nard's Hardware store.
4 GENERAL assortment of Shoe
n Findings at
Wards Hardware Store.
DRASS Clocks and Kettles at
I'D Wards Hardware Store.
4 GENERAL assortment of Saddlory
"A llariware ut
Wards Hardware store.
UNABLE and Pocket Cutlery, Tea and
Table Spoons, Ba~ting Spoons at
Wards Hardware store.
HNNAMELE3 and Sugar Kettles, skill
~ lets and Lids. odd Lids. Store skill
lets. Tea ke;tleS. stove Pot. aud Dog
Iroas AT Wards Hardware s;oTc.
CtCREWS, Locks, Latci cs and Bolts,
= Nil, Cross-cut aud Carpenter Saws,
Shovcls and Spades, and Coffin Trim
mingS At
n 30 Wards Hardware store.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-01
Business lirtttorp.

ID ,sino,.CardsOf fI0Iine, peryear.
INVARIABLY ~ ADVANCE.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1864-01-01

-Four black regiments have been
got Of the abandoned slaves in orr
part Of South Carolina. One volun-
tecred. the rest were made up by
conscrlptiOn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-10

THE Democrats have put a woman on
the stump to Offset Miss Anna Dickinson,
having overcome their disgust at the idea of
a WOman's talking politics 10 public. 1t is
NissEmmA Webb, who has been on the stage
and knows thing or two. She made her
debut at Br0Oklynr aud bad the support of
'Sunset Cox" who declared himself de.
lighted with her performance. The Dem
ocFAts pretend that Miss Webb is prettier,
sWeeter voiced, and altogether more tax
lug than Miss Dickinson Bring her rouod,
and let US all see. With the women
stumpiug it the presidential contest is
likely to be a very delightful thing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-10
Crlrne in RIenmond.

On Feb. &c, Gov. Smith sent u MESA &c
to the Richmond Legislature, from which
the following is an extract:
"Ot the large amount of crime prevail.
ing in this city, aud which keeps 10 almost
constant employment tns thres cour,s
having jurisdiction OF subjects, nearly the
whole OF it may be traced TO the uipbIing-
houses thereof. There are Que huudred
aud sizty-Oue drinking houses, licensed by
the Hastings Court, aud it is said ib al there
nre at least three hI1dred unlicensed cs
tablIshmeuIs similarly employed. The
young and uususpicious, who come to
spend Il. pleasant hour here, are the most
common victims. I'drrive ms kuowledGe
OF this painful tact from the daily record q
OF crime, and from the frequent nupeals
made To me for the exercise of executive
clemency. Correction, to an almost entir.
extent, Is wrlhiu the reach of your honor.
able bodies. The passage of proper laws
closing up all drinking houses and provi.
dipg severe punishment for those who shall
'vend ardent spirils, would greatly reform
society, and save many u citizen aud gal.
liant soldier from ruin aud disgrace
The Message further recommends the
passage of II law prohibiting ,Ihe sale Of
liquors. save by druggists, aud that solely
for medicinal purposes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-10

THE sound sense aud integrity OF Presi
deut Lincoln came cut strongly again in
his reply to the delegation OF respectable
colored men from Louisiana, asking that
he would order that the free colored men
OF that State be allowed to vote. He told
them he saw no good reason why intelli-
geul co!orcd men should not vote any.
where, but that was IL matter to be deter.
mined by the States. lie could not inter.
fere with it unless 1t could be made to
appear that such interference is necessary
TO the suppression Of the rebellion. OF
course this cannot be shown and that ends
the matter, SO far as the president ia con.
cerned. The thing to be specially noticed
10 This matter is the conscientious adher.
euce of the president to his declared " ar
policy. He coneeiv.s that it is necessary
aud right to prevent rebels from voting 10
the reclaimed States, and to require assent
TO the leading war mrrsure Of emancipA.
tiou. Beyond that he refuses to 60. No
mstter whether tue free negroes ought to
be allowed to vote or not, be see no mill
tsry or political necessity that justifies
him 10 interfering witt the right of a sOve-
reigu State to determine this matter for
itself. This is sound in theory, and sound
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-10
Uy01 90 O5o
HOohand's German Bitters!

Proa J EsaetOa Bros.s, .. D., EIitOr oCtAS Raey-
eLOPed'G Of Religious EHOViGd0s. -
4ithg1rh ~ .tlApss6a - lETIr or recommend
PaIslt ,NedIeiusS b ggESral. through alSIruSt Of
theAF tnGrsdiehta Hnd eHeetI, yes " NO sum-
eSo0I reAsOo, Why may not testify ~ the benat
be beirTea himself to have received from any aimplO
preparations IN Ih9 hope that he may thus contrib
ute To the benefit Sf OtherS.
do this the more readily in regard T. HoOdAnd'S
German BitteTS, prepared b DR.. G. n. Jackson, Of
this city, oec&uso Uas preludicOd against them Tor
many ears, under the EnPT sssiOn that they we're
eLisny al alcoholic MIXTURE am IndSbtsn To my
fTfend Robert Shoemaker, Lsq., tor the removal VI
thts prTiudico by proper tests aud Tor encourage
msut to try them, AhOu suffering from great Aud
long cOnLInued debility. The use Of IhFes bottles
u thee DittsrS, :: the beginning Of tue present
year, followed By evident TSiis aud esOT
u = degree Of bodily and mental VIgOI which had
felt for ak months before aud had almost de-
SpaiTOi OF regulating. l theI Iut GUL aud
my friend TO- directing 70 th u IReIn.
PArl.dsIpA .Juno Is, 1851. = "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-10

The sale Of the Plantation Ritters Is without prs-
cedent In the history the world There il no Aeo
in tho matter. They oDsS the mos, spsodV.
trengtheniug health rsstorsr var discovered. Il
requires butA single trial to understand this Tusr
purity eau always bs relied upon. They Aro com.
posed Of The celsbrAtSd CalISayA Bark, casearilla
Bark, DAndelIon. ChAmomIIe PIoVsr1, ,LaVsudtr
Flowers W ntSrEreeu, Apise, Ct vFr.buds, Grange
peel, snAke-Toot, caraW1y, COrisnder Burdock,
S-T-lS6O-X. sc.
They are especially recommended to e!srRymen.
public speakers and perSonS Of literary habits and
ssdentAry life, who require frSe dIgB4lIou relish
Tor food, and clear mental faculties.
Delicate fouAlss and weak persons are certain TO
nnd In thess Bi'tsr' what they have lOoE Looked
They purify. strengthen and InviEOrat..
They create healthy appetite
They are an anIIdOte 10 change Of watar and AI..
They overcome effects Of dissipation aud late hours.
They strengthen the s. stein aud enlireu tue MUD.
They prevent mEAsmAtIc aud intsrn,ttsnt frvsrl-
They purify the breath acIdity Of tie slOvu.eL
They cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation,
They euro DIRrrhea, Cholera aud CLolsEa SIorbu,
They cure Liver Compliant and Nervous IIaldseh,
They are the boSt Bitters 10 the world. Tu.y
make the weak man strong, aud are exhausted ma.
lures great restorer.
The following startling n.ld emphatic statoyuepu
eau be seen at our office.
NeI-IOrk Regiment:
NEAE ACQuIA CAEEK, March Gth, ls6s.
owing to the great exposure aud terrible deoom-
position after the battle Ur AntIetam, WAS utterly
proatrAted and very sick. Ny stomach would not
retain medicine An article called Plantation BIZ.
teta, prepared by Dir. Drake, of NSW.YOrk, wus pre-.
Scribed to give me strength aud au appetite Tony
great surprise they gave me immediate rsIlel. Two
bottles almost allowed me to joia my regiment.
4" have Hince then used 10 many
cases. and am free to say, for hospital or private
purposes know Of nothing like them.
RHv. L. F. CRANE, Chaplain.
Letter from the Rev. y. r. aups, St. ulsir,yuls.
GzsEtEnES:-YOu we're kind enough on a former
occasion to send me half dozen bottles of PI.u,.-
tiOn Bistsrs foe - SO. My wife haVluS derived 90
much beneht from the u'o Of BlIters. dusLrs
her 70 continue them, aud you will please svpIu,
six bottles more for tho money oneI- sol
am, MEy truly. ours.
N. II. GiLps, ra'sUr der. Ref Church
DIR. Wa. cHILpS, Surgeon Of the Teulh Vermont
Regiment, Srtte.:-"I wish every soldier had bot
Ale Of Plantation BittorG. They are the m1,t sisOe
tive. pHrfSet, and harmless tonic fever USED"
soLDIERs' HONR. sUr-aHrExDa>r's OFFICE.
CISciSHATI. OHIO, Jan. 10Th 1858
have gwen your Plantation DittsrS to huuJrels
OfouF noble soldiers who stop here, more or les, ds
bled from various causes, and the effect 10 marvel
IouS and gratifying.
Such preparation as thIs Is IhsartIIy with in
every family. in every hospital, and at hABd on
every battle aoId.
CIV. ASDaEEs, Superintendent
wulARD's Ho7EI, e.
~ N .al1n
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= TFISiAL NvTICNs D0ubIo the hbOTe Tatu8.
ding to the space oeeupSd and the number Of
All advertisements from tEAnsiOut persons or .trsu.
sE1, 70 be Pdid for in adpanas
Business CArs not exceeding nVO Iinsa 81 Dor year
OT ~ Tor K months, but for shorter period nofhIn
VII b counted le1s thAa . SQUARE.
The privilege OF Annual AdVertIAIug limited to
me AdVOEtAers' own Immediate GuSi CO.: and All
adTeftaSonentS for the benefit Of other pFsonS n
veil - AulSgA AdTertiSaushtS, aud AdTGrtIsaInOnts
sales and real estate, sent In by them nuSS
be paid for 1t the usual rates
AroctionS, Will Be inserted until torbid and ehai "a
aeeOFdiuGIy, ~
NOsIees Sor Political Meeting. to be charged 10 Il
Marriages, NOticOsOf Funerals, aud Aunoneemu 4,
Of seruOnA. so couIa sanl. popTII-'Sa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-10

ceipts and .xpeudmures Of the United
States, exclusive Of trust funds. from Oc.
tooer LIST to, December slst last (three
months). by which it appears. the receipts
were as follows:
From customs, nearly S...... $23, 1893 900
FROM PUBLIC lAnds..' ..'....sS.,... Ito. 500
From direct tag x...............,.. $4,000
From Internal revenue, over. 81, 600 600
From. incidental and miscel-
laneOus sources. ......s...... $500 600
Tue remainder was from ,bUndS, ,ceftifi .
Gates OF Indebtedness, andinteresL- bearing
Treasury notes.
TIE expenditures were 1851. 26O, 90 in.
cluding:
For the War Department. .$l6s, ,sss 600
For the Navy Department.. "a OOO. 900
Redemption OF certificates OF; III
Indebtedness; ........ae . { .sI97 ,O60 900
Rsimbursementto OF tempora! tls I -@e i &.
~ oans.''.................... 1000. 900
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and safe in practice, and it will be well if
the majority in Congress shall comprehend
aud abide by the distinction SO plainly
made by the president.
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yRANx BLlIn's ArrAcK oS Ma. CHASE.

The speech of Frank Blair is in every
body's mouth II WAS a savage attack
upon the Secretary of the Treasury, aud
made wholly to crafty private MALICE
There is not one other Republican member
Of Congress besides BLAIR who was pleased
with the speech-not Que. But the oppo-
sitiou were delighted with it. Frauk Blair
hates Mr.. Chase, ss his father and brother
do, aud will not willingly neglect fair op
poriuuity to aim a blow at him. He gains
no credit 10 the House among the friends
of the administration by pursuing this
course, but that is of no Consequence to
him. Whoever knew Blair 10 forgive an
injury or to show any mercy towards a
mau be dislikes? Meautimc-while this
petty little quarrel is going op 10 the House
Montgomery Blair meets the particular
friends of Mr.. Chase with placid counte.
nance aud pleasant words. lie was at Mr.
Aliens reception GU Saturday evening,
Where be met scores Of radicals" not only
with pOliteupss but with cordiaIity. dare
say If he bad met Mr.. Cnase there, a sIran.
ger would not have suspected a feud of
long standing existed between them, The
Postmaster General carries hinself like a
man who feels confident OF his position
Aud we'll he may, for he is a man OF influ-
ence 10 this government. The President
listens to Blair In small things. The Post
master has his private eHr-discusses per-
sonal and political matters with him-dis-
cussss other men close about him with Mr.
BIair-in short is in the confidence of Mr.
Blair. But at the same time, have no
idea that the President approves Of all of
BIair's acts, or likes his plans He simply
likes Mr. Blair. and as consequence Mr..
Blair has a great influence over him.
0oyERNMRRr RECEIPTS AHD EXPENDITURES.
] omcial announcement is made of the re.
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WEST VIRGIN IA
Business College.
AT WHEELING.
CONDUCTED 1T
I T. HITCHCOCR-
AT NO. 90 MAIN STREET,
lover the Savings Bauk.)
H-0pen for Students day and evening.


rI'nE purpose Of this institution is to instruct
youuR men (And women tool IN thJ principles
which govern the correct transaction Of pecuniary
and In AccOuntAntAhp and itS concomItants
BOOK-KEEPIRG,
stripped Of It's absurd vsrbIaKs and aueIspt pro.
lAty and intrtGacy, and adapted to the modern
mode Of doing bnsiuess, especially Ia the UuIted
statesis the leading subject ofattentIon Its LAWS
Nhich are As exact, unerEing and free from excsp.
non Is those Of natme and conprised in very few
who IL then conducted through course OF pTaetIcEI
book, Keeping, In numerons sets Of books In great
variety 0l lorna, Till he thus acquires una .tErV Of
ths art which enables him to AuuIy IL with E.rify
to any kind OF business.
A WRITING SCHOOL
u open day aud evening. attended by both lAdIe.
course, good handwriting can be outGincd in a
ARITHMETIC,
aud its application 70 all manner Of
coUNTING-HoUsE CALCULATIONS,
re'siys the attention their primary Importance de-.
several modes OF calculation not found In books,
tending greatly to the abbreviation Of hIs work.
There Is open to the student also q eourssof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, U-.unsrciaI Law and
u9age9 FlnA3eO. Banking and Currency; also mAxims
OF eminent Dusness Men In regard to the besI
methods oI conducting bgs4ness successfully And
Instructions in the above sabJOeIs are Intrr,ncr,
ed with uaKips and installations toAdinR 70 the
formation Of high character As men aud eiti1ens :.
The course OF instruction IS intended to be A
comprehensive and thorough a. that Of any OF The
Commercial Colleges while the expense TO the Gtu-
dent u much lesS.
LIE. bess leave to refer those to whom he 4,
pIlnqyntp the od1eers or the banks In Wheeling
e1d hsidkePprt, and especially to his students.
TERMS, &c.
Pe6 tilrfall course above indicated the tuition
lee t9 $50, payable on entering. FOR the requisite
blank books 8. Time unlimited; to remain or Te-
turn At pleasure. The course e usually compIetSd
in from two to three mouthS isN5
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The following is the report of the Grand
Jury which called forth the message Of the

The following is the report of the Grand
Jury which called forth the message Of the
Governor.
10 the Court OF Hastings, for the citv of
richmond, held by the Judge thereof, ou
the 22d day of February, 1864, the Grand
Jury sworn at this term, this day, present.
ed the following report:
RIcHNoND. Feb. %, 1864.
(lN TUE GRAND jury ROoM
The grand Jury, iu tue discharge of their
duties in the investigation Of the causes
which lead to the great increase of crime
and Decentralization in this city, are con
strained to believe that the most fruitful
source of the evil complained Of is the large
number OF licensed aud unlicensed drink.
ing houses and low grOggerIes With which
our city is infested. Il will require but
little labor to ascertain that many, il not
most OF the crimes may be traced to those
places, which, whether respectable or not,
serve to demoralize and ruin soldiers and
others. In view of this fact, We feel it our
duty, as good citizens, to call the aItent ion
OF The Court to this evil, with the request
that the copies Of this paper be forwarded
to the Governor of the State aud Mayor of
the city, that they may take whatever ac-
tion will, in their judgment, abate the evil.
Respectfully submitted.
JOnA PURCELL, Foreman.
The message and accompanying docu-
ments were, on motion Of Mr. Armstrong,
OF Hampshire, referred to \ special Com.
ni"ee. consisting of Senators Ball, Doug
las, Johnson, CUghill, Frazier and Keen.
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9ailgs sutelliqruter
TERMS OF ADvEnrIsINo.

fHEtVlsolID Inns or NoSRAHEIL, (Oa oSu rscu, Ion
LEsR. HAKA SQuAIE
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PHo. rs cts. p.r bOttlS, or .Ir bottles for ttOO.
EW-Tor sale BY pruEEiSts and Dealer OyoryWhOr
In The BRltSd States, and by all ths Druggists an
DSalsTI Ia wheeling. oets-l
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING, VA.
l. RTT o


DIRECTORS
John AeId, Z. = shalIeross, Geo. K Wheat,
1eo. Mcneil JOEn zeOekIsE, Sam Mcclellan,
B. ".9I1nEhdn-!h y. TAses, Ajax. La1EhIin-
tiIs COMPANY having bzen duly OrgAniEed, are
prepared u AXE rsEks EAiF rates % buildings
]; All kln1a EsrchAGdise manufacturing establish
z=aiS turGifuEe, sts1rlGOAEs And eArgOes Ou the
N-'sfn rVeEs And tAEss, And also on the lives ot
G7ssSGs tOT tern Of jean This CompAny sders
f=eEaSr Ln1GeSnSats - farmers, EhsEsoy they eau
= i-ssEed tCF ;hFee yrA-s At reduced ThBbe-
= bone Institution, composed Ol uinsty-tonr
i-eAL.sieFs- mat G! whom among our best bu.
2=ss -ava- reoEEaznds itselF the favorable CEN
s-'...9n Il The insuriug PuoLe, aud soIeits their
AFyN5>.sons for insuTaDoe will b promptly At.
is-tv-i - y Ehs secretary.
"ihSe- No. Mcclure HOUSE, being the bAme for
1-=iy OeeaPied By Adams Express Company.
JyIS REID. Prtdeszt
>AA'L AcCLELLAS, Yice-Presidear.
ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. once,
N5i AcLure HOuse, beiDS tae sane once EormarlT '
.-Jc-yFgd by Adams E1pfFas CoupanE aryTl
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: ennSyITania Insurance Co,

% FtIisbU h0d1 IA
DIRECTORS
y N5estIy. Jr- jacob PAlnt-r, Robert Patrick,
-.iy Patterson, henry SPrOuI, Henry 9CrWiE,
AKA Sesiey, JAs. II. HOPkinI, J. c. LApPs,
: GVlISu, A.. Jones, A. A. Garner,
}. Grisr SProul-
J GREKR sPKUUL, ssc'y.
I AZ AESVs CVEsYAny having appointed Ehs Uadur-
l sisLtl tseir Agent for v WheelinS, and vicinity,
H7-.G fz-SiIuiy sSiict The PaIrOnAsO Of the pubhe
$40 zAnles ell kn0Uu 70 be hrst clAls ofScsS
- r.sas ~ she 51esI Fltes Ou bulldiniI Of Al
GssA stSAsitolt& fGrtl4taFS, hSrchAndi's5r AOd
- .-tsf Eil tAe IsTiis u tie XIV oGS And Sea.
....essts promptly al usted.
NO. ARTHUR, AEt.
aal Once Nc. N'Ll5F9 HOUSE.
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MEADE AT GETTYSBURG.

Besides Geo Pieasantuu, Gen. Birnsy
was before the Committee on the Conduct
of the War, today. The testimony was
damaging upon Gsu Meade, iuasniurh as
it went TO establish the fact that there WAS
nothing to prevent the pursuit at Lee, the
day after the battle of Gettysburg, aud
SuuihiIaIiug him. The Council OF War
which ordered pursuit was OVerslaugbed
by Meade