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lh Probate.

Aa''toN"C N"u"ts L"urt l. tie matter Of
the gusIeiaish y oI TIE u.Iuur mems OF j, IN
ScopeA urCcaSru
~ fradl"g am filing III. ,, ,ition ot Poor
~ SchH' tdef, qua dan Il al ulI.utS t,rte
tt'u'I hnto' oiuet ,nirg that thu, = at,
uiuOie at - 4 of C,Ttai Irat tette IN Iff.
county All 'iltt u /. 2p dlent hat the ..ui.
shoua IL . II ahd tia,,Lr iof iIc, ne to e,ii
lie 3 nir. Il IL ~ p.aiIu- 70 the { urt itonl
SAID p.uiJh, that II - uid be b.ti, hlI = To he
said niiot- seii nd .-i.t. It - order, 4
aud uir.cted tact Tie ntit oIhIu to salu ~atd.
.'d 81 OH r ertiS ,Tyol. Il IL s,lu estate.
sfp.A' b. ~, IT., Jaur 81 the co IT. on mon, :
das the ian ia VI O,..t.yf A,1t a. / Il o.
cock A. Al. OF hat day, AZ The Goa. House. IN
The tisge AID COUNTY OF MaLltusuc .t-u A. If
there 10 snow eause, II al, here shall IN. n,
nc-nre -hould not be graded tor the salc Il
salu real estats, according u the ..IaNer I'd c
peiinJn. aud II II fLrl e, uruered that a G. o.
o. IN. rdes shalt To published iot NJ ,eart th.r
'"1. e1sH" weeks pripr 20 al uas o. hrarIng, III
~ MAJ p~"c lot. nr.ks .ts-p.y,r.
~ hh-n~i 4nl u u IA IL .ar,.a
- LsIut.
hLNhi -.TU,l ,au.tg Jndg.
o-~i ~ II : i4s ri ). ytcmo.r, A. u 1904
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COME ctionery, Fruit, Toys, &c.

- ikl>. X tBkE alst,rs t" u urni he .ubr,r
~ mt ue t.- Recently urcha-, d the rest
0. Il RAND, aud i nov cartyr Z on bu~,-
he's III his ohn rrspons oltiy He invite, q
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40 We are 'aaiuthogizpd 70 announce for
d.. bsussst Of persons intending . attend tac
a,.a;ssippf Valley sanitary Fair, Al 81 Louis,
,b.aaths Hanuib&l 81 Joe Railroad has
,rslsaesd IL rates 10 80 shspugh % st: Louis
,sa back 10 this piaSs As many aitl. avail
themselves n th,e, reduced Rates VIE ~ No
;,,krest ID The Fair, they have been kxed sca
to secure a coatiFibaasSh to he FAir from. all
svbo travel al the reduction, AThisa-nount will
be pid to the Treasurer Of Thea Fair. Tjeh-
o. will be good from May l6 til twa days al,
ter the close Of the Fair but not loager -
ssskksts can be found at any of the Offices Of
n the Hannibal and ST. Joe Railroad along
he Aissoari river. b. ". Hitchcock, 81
tssPacide House, il gent in tiris city.
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vpK Ms or suBsc RrPTToS.
EEAE ESTATE BULLETIN.

FOR SALE. :.: 81.
10 acre, II land, Il miles from tQHR, On 'hss
r2ad To Omaha, .:.r .a .E..s LIZ
Some lots in Andrews sub-siiyisiou. =. IT,.
Several pieces Of improved properly IN
original Town. I. as -. e. .a......s.
Y~o large lots in voorhis AlAit!en. -:
House and 10, III ori giaal toMn, al
.tots in. JAeksoa's and Mynasrs addition.
wal IL AssPAhstkg Agt.
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CQGNCIL DLCFFS,
low A.

Where can he consulted on Chronic Diseases
and Diseases of Private and Delicate Nature, In
both sexes, which treat EitHunparallsled success.
Once hours from s A NJ. u & =. N.
In ali diseases Of the Genital Organs, and from
q long experience in the treatment OF private dis
eases in their most severe and complicated stages.
am enabled to perforR GUMS without the Use 81
Mercury or painful operations
Coughs, Celds, OoBsufnPtion. Asthma Brdnchi-
tbs, IuaueuEa- Splitting N Blood, Lunbago, or
Pain in the Back, Diseases OF the Kidney
Bladder, Ear or Eyes, Neuralgia, Cramps. Cholc,
Rheumntisu. Cancers. Weak Nerves. Falling Of
the Womb, old Fever Sores, Pneumonia, and all
old Chronic diseases. Eenaie weakness, biphte-
ria, aud all diseases Of the Lungs, and levers IN
all their vzrious stages.
In the treat ment of children claim unrvaled
success, and will Civ" my prompt attention to all
cases in my charge both n the city and the
rounding country.
Ny Residence is white frame dwelling. d.
rectly north of the Pacific House across the
creek, where l can ce found at all hours of the
pight. maF26d3m.
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DR. JAMES GRIFFITH,
, Veterinary Surgeon.

Save your horses and cattle hv taking disease in
time. By practice ot thirty years am enabled
to treat successfully adj diseases incident to the
Western country as well the East All opera
tons performed
sKILLFULLY AND IN GOOD ORDER.
Medicines put mp for parties crossing the Plains
fer horses or eAttle, as . preventive Of disease,
such Colies Grpes' Bots and ali other diseases
incident 10 ths country. 81
oHEce, three doors below Forsman's Dry Goods
store, Upper Broadway, Council Bfufs--whsre
can be foand from a. N. till r. NJ. prepared 10
receive and attend calls in the city or county
See posters. .., m@FSAd"m'
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Of ssted

Bermuda Hundredss May 1ss-The
Richmond Examfaer says:
re enemy have eoncensratsd in Tir-
RIA. III we are bessen fkere We are
5caiea, everywhere. If TIE anemy wins
there he wins everything in the war, and
the Oonfederacy might cnotfnue,. but If
Virginia is lest the present Confederate
organization won't probably survive
.chicago. May 19.-The New York
World and Journal Of Commerce, PUBLISH
ii yesterday what 'purpnr;ed to. he proc
hmation By the President, appointing l
Szy Of thanksgiving and prayer ais" call
/ n ag0,U0v troops. The secoaI edition.
" ne World, says it, in common with
athsr city papers, was made the victim Of
malicious hoax, by some seeundrrl Win
mfssing the manifold copy Of the a~>''-
GATED press sent copies to all the prprT~
TwHergld printed II large edition. bu.
discovered the hoax in time to SUPPRESS
The World and journal of Commence
are now under seizure by the provost
guard for publishing it.
q Asaher Office published a paper To-
0f9s Of the independent telegraph at
New York, Philadelphia and Washington
Ne closed up, The reason is supposed to
Be for transmitting Il bogus document from
4 Washington. 1t is said persons have
been arrested and will be tried by mill
hry tribunal for having reasonably at
tempted to give aid and comfort TO the
enemy.
God, which closed Tuesday at 70,
i opened at 81 under the influence Of the
II PROCLAMATION
Steamers which left at noon Of the 18th
Tor Europe, in all probability took copies
ea, but without the announcement that it
~ b..us
Na.g VI ~ .:.I a. ~ -
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EXCELLENT EAR.

sarriie6 with the Oh ricest WINES and LIQUORS
--atso cigars q the b"ss :IaA11ty.
a.tS~ Our Tables VI. always be supplied with
the choicest iclcaccs Of foc JASON.
"a Public patronage ro~Ge"tHar," = tel
Up VII! ANS.
May !, '6L
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flal tNIls, aud iva otloF ven kaD"u FHHII ,!
M E71s7r ''HT Asrc'dRt T q. Lasiss pa 30
. Ayr: YssaF pilss tII-- ,ss axsTf 1t all that
! Ia gsIletu :. Fh+y hETd eas,rl sHs ktlR daaSai
GERMS ~.rvs u'rnn h'r h,t l. An fe hal Fr'y,
rliEe GR years. iier N siaes Ip,S kp iss' u -
Aai-Icl with I,l1ltnet 10 pin 3 ~ II t'r sytI =
er hn9r. NHer rut rf Il vas cured. she Airo tn
'H''' ANU 'DS' "A'' S' 81 AhHt N3sdhiDon.
Az q Family physle. H. IT,
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From n. 4. u. f"rtaT 81, Nag OTf1Gss. e.
Yaur Falls sr, the rr;n n i'uGa Their hyeeilsrs
Qrlftien frp&s- any rahRrtic Istas fhsY 40
In.I tut s. rs C-t4. 4 - iu in Nh ir Aft uV the
Is, us, which ,sI tbrsn RHAbis 10 dtia tbs d4ly
treatment Of III .ra~A
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DAY BOAISDIEIIS.

am prepared 70 take i limited number of day
boar eFs upon reasonable terms, wha will hs fur
nisf.,d With MEALS At ANY MOI Il DESIRED.
There . e"anSc IOi VIA vRr ratuei y aacnt an
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- sheridan force agzan gsasssa aA i
rad aseaad Richmnnd, tt5aha t. -.
iatss IYill ksp tho raissea conc I'll -
'tich-et0 Richmond cut fos Z While. - I
Another IL arAla earraspnndenk asys
Buffers forces are safely in their en-
! ttandha6ents and able to wxtEzs&aszd aay
attack from all the forces the rsbeb can
bring agolnst them ,Isfs .ss,s4a. a.,ss1a9I
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diseases eeaa W4lea EnasWsets u tas es1spAMa CD
ktrurta Its natural EIReinRs, Thssa, 80 Eslssg ~
react nye thsxclEes aud tire sarr0HBdiag ana pre-
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HA urai Rrtan ID tIA sTsi M, aSf VITA y tas hat a9
frling Il hvaith asEd. Witt II true Hnt ~ Sareat
titIa ttyi nsJ cusaul SITlplsst - sS taAs ~ fhN
pg the deep atsd and dA ageIus ssrtaPefs The sane
pArwativr eFe exs~ls th's SAnzs4 s AIafhsf ~nsFss
; and 4 the n"i'ss g. ":s.; sS
BY abe same saala. E0as no kHsw ths St$t fevSa
Fills. pIli neglect to eHploy Aea shea SalrrinS E%s
slasrrucpts fla lsadiaz phys,tsns II spas q re
principal cRls, and frSA other Eef kA"~n PaSI{ pr"
soma ...' sts~'-r1 p 49, ,
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Do. AYR: Ysar pilbs srestlI- iss sxn IT all thai Is
great Ia s,eIprtu fay hTFd e#sl ns Mte da1aai"E
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in her ha,r tnSr "af Il ". cu,ed sl,s siS 4lA
jour ''''' ANU 'D'' "A'' ~ 80 " <, N)sdblDoR,
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Both a the prices snd the quality Of car goods.
AorcA IL, le64 d&Miy
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10 two weeks, and that be now holds thirty
millions of greenbacks-and yet bread aud
butter, wheat and corn and cloth are no
cheaper.
The FIRST cause of the increased cost of
all commodities, gold iAcluded, is alto
gether outside ofthe currency. a reduu-
dant currency increases the misfortune,
but does not create it. But suppose the
government does contact the currency,
what is to prevent the State banks, that
give no security for circulation, from quad
rnPling their paper issues, as they have
already done in many parts of the country?
What then can be more absurd than TO
make the government or the Treasury De.
psrtment the scapegost for evils that are
simply consequent upon the most gigantic
war the world ever knew. If the body
has fever, is it just to make the hand
that supplies its wants responsible for the
unnatural condition?-N. Y. Examiner of
June 23d
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Gen. Hunters Commentaries
from our MHrtinsbUrg CorrespOn-
dent.
MARTiSsBURo, W. Va, June 2s, 1864.
Editors Intslligeneer:
Arriving here on Saturday morning at
O'Clock, and learning that a large train
OF wagons, escorted by several thousand
troops, would start at 6 o'clock for Staun-
Ton Wltn supplies of provisions aud am
munluon for Generals Hunter and Crooks
command, | determined to accompany it,
II possible. On application TO the proper
authorities, permission was readily Granted
me TO do SO. All day long heavily loaded
wagons, batteries of flying artillery, and
cavalry and Infantry troops were hastily
moving from the town under inspiring airs
from the "ear-piercing fife and spirit stir
ring drum in the direction of what may
be called the capital of the once truly
termed garden of Virginia, but now really
the Valley of the Shadow of Death.
Late in the evening your correspondent
started in company with the Surgeons and
Chsplains, thinking perhaps he might
meet with a less harsh reception at Libby
IT captured in company with those classes
OF non-combatants, and with bright hopes
OF seeing many former friends and enc
mics. But We bad ridden only a few miles
when we were halted and ordered to 90
into camp until morning, having the earth
for our bed aud the heavens for a cover.
This halt, it was said, was made in order
to give the entire command time to straight
en- out and close up: but before the dawn
smother order came directing US to remain
IN camp all day or until further orders. in
order, presume, that we might have an
opportunity to remember the Sabbath day
to keep it holy" But late in the after
noon we were ordered to return to Mar
tinsburg, where, upon our arrival, heard
that the expedition bad been turned back
because Hunter and Crook had arrived at
LeWisburg. 1t was said that the General
had not been whipped, but only repulsed
before Lynchburg, and that they could
have taken the place the next day, but
their ammunition was getting very scarce,
and Rwell and Breckenridge and McCaus-
land were all aiming for points to cut them
OF. have no comments TO make. Time
will show the truth respecting all matters,
the Hunter and Crook expedition included.
The supplies which were to have gone to
the command through the Valley will now
be sent via Parkersburg to Charleston.
where Gen. Hunter has already ordered
his headquarters to be prepared.
The friends of Generals Sigel and StahI
are complaining bitterly of what they term
the injustice done those officers.
You shall hear from me again in a very
few days all about the raid to Lynchburs.
but at present l am in such great haste
that am compelled to leave other matters
l desired to speak about.
Very respectfully,
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High Prices-The True C.n..

1t Is quite the custom just now to attrib-
ute the present high prices to an expanded
currency. We are flippantly told that this
10 the one cause of commercial arrangement
and that if the currency were only reduced
to the standard of three years ago, prices
would come down In the same proportion.
Let US think moment, and we shall see
the utter absurdity of such conclusion
No matter what is the medium for making
exchanges, or what is currency, or what is
iaWtnl money-whether it be gold, or bank
notes or treasury notes-I0GF prices always
were and always must be high prices. En-
rope learned it during her NepoleOnic wars:
we learned it in the war of 1912, and the
same stern teacher compels us to submit to
It now. The reason is clear and simple
Production is diminished, and, by the sUaSte
OF war, consumption is increased The war
draws the farmers sons from the plough.
and fewer acres are sown, and smaller bar
vests are reaped. The mechanic arts suffer
IN the same proportion. Scarcely less than
two. htths our adult male population arenow
deVotinR their time andIenergy to putting
down the rebellion. Ofthese, a vast mum.
Der are in the field, with our brave gen.
erals, large part man our ships of war.
now counted by hundreds, and many are
IN hospitals; while those employed In the
navy SaEusI iron WORKS, machine shops
and in the manufacture of military clothing
and equipments, and in producing NUM-.
lions and supplies, swell the aggregate to
the limit we have named. This great class
OF producers cannot be withdrawn from
their ordinary pursuits without great
dIminution in the products of the countrv.
When the supply is greatly diminished.
and the demand not only continued but in
creased, prices must advance. There is no
possible help for it. If We could return TO
specie basis tomorrow, 1t would still be
war basis, with war prices.
There is but one exception to this adj
vance of prices, and that is the government
bonds, and they are no exception to the
rule, and only follow the general law Of
supply and demand. The necessities Of
war have made them abundant, and there |
fore they are cheap; but when the war ends
the supply will cease and they will he |
dear-and the man who invests in them |
now iB sure of q liberal profit, 7iFE
a reduction Of the currency win .bs eel, |
aud we have the official Assurance of the
Secretary of the Treasury that it is now
taking place, but it is not the infallible
panacea for financial disorder that many
suppose. Mt. Cisco, the. Assistant Treas
urer of the United States at New York.
states that he has cancelled forty-one mil.
ions of interest bearing legal tenders with.
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Special Notica-

ME Committee on the Eating psnartu,.D, :,
4 the Fair, are sorry to have to Inake S1o1ba VI
p % the public for contributions but feel obIi0ed
do 20 nom me tact that Response has Vet BEEN
tpr me Great Supper, &C." aud which We reSneat
the community will yet read We te4uest
In order, therefore, to reduce all tn :, ,...
that the Committee may know what To SSns sto
hAye made the following arrangement. which ~
% request all 10 comply with, VIZ: Contri
will be received .''-Ot'' Noi all Ands,)
FT +. q the o iss and It'll Wards, on Tuesday;
"a q a anS yard yard on Wednesday;
4ih Ward, on Friday;
gg =. 9th Ward on Saturday:
- 9th Ward, on Monday -aal =
= " VIII be very desirable for the Chairman, NJ ~
NJ 70 know the day before, from each WarJ
"h 1S ne can expect from various partieS. -
Io-N }. x. B0TsFoRD, Chairman
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-29
Something New.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-29
All Honor to the Ladies' OF TrIadeI-
PhIa and Vicinity.

phiR and Vicinity.
Editors InteELjgencer:
The supper given by the ladies of Tri
adelphia and vicinity, on last Thursday
evening for the benefit of the Christian
Commission, was successful even beyond
their auticiPations. Although they had
allotted themselves but brief space of
time for getting the affair up, yet so en-
ergetically had they applied themselves
to the task, that every thing was in com
plete readiness at the appointed time.
Their efforts were literally responded to
by generous community, and provisions
in abundance supplied. Over four hun
drsd persons pVrtook of the supper and q
large amount of provisions was left which
was divided among the Families of soldiers
resident in the neighborhood. In addition
to the supper, refreshments were served
out in handsomely decorated room, the
proceeds from which amounted to over o
hundred dollars. In another apartment a
post Office was in successful operation, and
flowers sold from lastly arranged tables,
yielding nearly seventy dollars.
Altogether the affair was a complete
success, and four hundred aud twenty dol
lars, clear of expenses was realized for the
benefit of the Christian Commission.
This result was accomplished in a rural
district of a few miles circuit, by the exsr.
tons audaunder the sole management OF
the ladies. Let similar efforts be made
throughout the State in the country dis
districts, aud West Virginia will stand
pre- eminent for the aid furnished our suf-
tering soldiers, as she now stands for the
excess of volunteers furnished for the war
Mammoth fairs in large cities yieldimmenst
amounts, but fail to draw thoroughly from
country districts. The aggregate woulC
be vastly increased if every neighborhooC
would go to work aud do its proportional,
share towards aiding these great Commits
slons. $50 VISITOR.