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A REBEL CAPTURED WHILE ATTEMPTING
TO GET HOME.

Nathan Dryer, of the 18th Miss. infantry,
and Daniel w. Sherman, Of the 18th Va. cav
airy, were forwarded to this city this morning
from Falls Church, Va, by the Provost Mar
shall Of that place. Sherman enlisted in the
rebel service In 1861, and was captured yester.
day by our pickets near Townsville, whilst
attempting to get to his home near the Chain
Bridge, tor the purpose Of visiting his family.
GoL9.-Gold in New York has jumped from
254 to 257 since yesterday. This was, no doubt,
caused by the reported disaster to our forces
near Winchester, on Sunday
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BRILLIANT RAID OF ROSSEAU In
THE DIRECTION OF MONT.
r.- O.. GOMERY, ALA. a
He Burns all the Railroad Bridges North
of Montgomery, and Twenty
Miles South of 1t. +rs

NEW YORK, July 26.-The Tribune has dis.
patch announcing the return Of Rosseau's
force to Marietta, being completely success
full, having burnt all railroad bridges north Of
Montgomery and twenty miles south of it.
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Rebel States; taken to Provost Marshal.
Second Precinct.-Chas. A. Williams, fast
driving; SIS. James alias George Blodgett,
suspicion of horse stealing; military. John ID.
Stewart, assault and battery; Jail for court
John II. and James E. johnson, throwing
stones; 81 each.
Third Precinct-Harriet Watts and Harriet
Hamilton, disorderly; $3.50 each. Michael
Gallenon, drunk; S2.44. Michael Mullen, do.
Sl.44. John p. Bennett, do military. Agnes
White, do; workhouse. Hamilton Knowles
erman, Chas. Sheppard, do; military. Mich'l
Leedon, Lucy Tebbs, Fanny Davis, Sarah
Green, disorderly; S2A each. James Butler
selling liquor to soldiers on Sunday; dismissed
Fourth Precinct.-Barney Flanagan, drunk; 81
SiSth Precinct.-Ann Butcher, disorderly; dis.
missed. James w Lerat, do; military. q. B
Raley, violating market regulations; dismissed
for resisting the Clerk of the market 81. Pau
Birk, drunk military. Charles Teoring, grand
and disorderlyi SIS. Edward @. Smith. obtain
ing money by false pretenses for hearing. VIM
Wesley, grand larceny; do.
Tenth Precinct-Thos. Riley, larceny; for a
hearing. James Sweeney and John Keeffe
drunk and disorderly: workhouse Edw.
Garrison, do; 81. Mrs. Brown, Sarah vii.
liams, disor derby; 80 each. Allen Campbell,
Jos. Mcintyre, A. H. Beeson, do; dismissed
S. H. Smith, do military. Mary Coyle, do.
81. John Daley, do; SIS. Robt. Losher, bogus
detective; military. w. B. Shamwell, NUS
Collins, deserters; military. VIM. Lam gley,
fast driving; 1884. Joseph Pullen, profane
and indecent language; 80. John Daley, con.
cealed weapons; S25. Mary Shanahan, va
grant; workhouse. John b. Hart, deserter;
military. .,
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PERSONAL.

CAUT1ON.-The public are hereby cautioned
- not to credit my wife. SUSANNA KoRB, she
am determined not to pay any bills of her con.
tracing. lily 25-3tsl JOSEPH KORB.
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Nn1yxRYy!. a 81 kHISSTEAh E,Sx ,,.~
. CHANGE c STAGE sTxRi "a. ~

G Straa, Bstseess 6th asd 7tk, North SID.
The subscriber has constantly on hand large
will hire, sell or exchange.
:. The Office ofthe Marlboro and Washington stage
line IL af the above place.
Also, attached TO the same place il ane RkS
fAURANf.,G s3s & a7a 15El " le.1u
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SECRETARY FEssENDEN TO THE PEOPLE

SECRETARY FEssENDEN TO THE PEOPLE
The appeal of the Secretary of the Treasury
to the American people has the right ring. He
states clearly, concisely, but with a certain
quiet eloquence, the requirements Of the Gov
eminent, financially, to the end O.: the success
fulprosecution of the war, and tells the people
that 1t is their affair; that the war is their war,
and that to stand by the Government and sus-
tain the national credit is not only matter
of patriotism but Of interest," of self preserva-'
ton.
His exposition Of the present financial con-
dition is hopeful, but bears the impress of
truthfulness in its calm, lucid statements. His
enunciaton Of purpose to restrain the vol.
ume OF the currency will give him the conf.
dence Of the leading financial men of the coun.
try; and the provisions of the new loan as an
nounced are sagaciously practical, affording
an opportunity for making an excellent in.
Yestment of small or large sums; and the loan
is thus emphatieally the peoples loan, as is the
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ECl SALl-The good and superior fast sailing
II schooner RING DOVE, capacity 10 toas. -.
particulars apply to JAMES q. JOHNSON, .
hlsys vhayf. t-5 2% &c as.if " j6-Sts
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LATE FROM SHERMAN.

He is Still Vigorously Advancing-Gar.
rard makes Successful Raid on the
Connections with Atlanta.
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STATE OF THE THRRMoMBrRR.-AtF Frank.
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. 2A Pennsylvania
avenue, the thermometer stood to-day at l
o'clock, 80 In the shade, and 101 in the sun.
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VtIy ItSpoCNfuIIy1

BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING,
WASHINGTON, July 25, 1S64-Sir: Your letter
of the 23d instant, to the Secretary Of the Navy,
has been referred to tins Bureau. In the ex.
ecution of the Enrolment Act recruits are te
be credited to the ward. town, township, pre-.
enlisted men We're or may be enrolled or liable
to duty under the act aforesaid. 1t is impos-
sible for the recruiting officer to verify the
do W duty. except from his own Statement o'e He
must be credited to the town, &c, where he
says he is liable to enrolment. 1t Is very
perplexing duty and difficult to execute. The
recruiting officer will be instructed to make
sure, as far as practicable, that no enlisted
men for the navy here be credited to any To-
cality where he is not enrolled, or liable to be
enrolled. tsf
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Jos. SMITH, for Chief of Bureau.
HON. r. WALLAoH, Mayor, Washington, d. q.
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NASHVILLE, July 25.-The remains Of Gen.
Mcpherson reached here at a. m. to-day, and
were escorted to the Louisville depot by the
18th regulars.
Official news from the front Of Atlanta Is
neagre, but no reverses are reported.
Sherman still maintains his position, and is
vigorously advancing.
Gen. Rosseau has successfully fulfilled his
orders, and reports loss Of only IL Of his
command. o.
Gen. Garrard's expedition has been success
ful, DESTROYING bridges at Covington, 40 miles
east of Atlanta, destroyed public stores at
Covington and Coneyers, including 1000 bales
of cotton, locomotive and train of cars, cap.
turing 200 prisoners and a number OF horses.
Our losses in the recent battles foot MP some.
thing less than two thousand.
We have found over one thousand dead
rebels, which, with the usual proportion of
wounded, will make their loss over seven
thousand. r...-.
Our army is in good condition, and the situ-
alton favorable. ..
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RICHMOND CAPTURED This morning, at
IL o'clock, notice was given at the headquar-
tiers Metropolitan Police. by Mr.. James T.
Wilson, of the firm of Wilson &c Bro, that a
horse had been stolen from him on ID street,
between 18th and 13K. The matter was placed
in the hands of detectives McDevitt and Clar-
voc, who at Tx o'clock succeeded in arrestIng
a soldier named Thomas Richmond, at Wall
&c Barnard's Bazaar, on LOUISIANA avenue, he
having the horse in his possession. Richmond
says he belongs to the 1G6th New York. He
was committed to Jail for court by Justice
Miller.
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w a 3 Is I o
WATER REGISTRARS OFFIcR,
CITY HALL, July 7, 1854
All persons who use the Aqueduct water on their
premises hereby notified that the water rent ia
now due to the Corporation for the period from
July j, 1864, to January 1, 1865.
The water rent Is re CURED to be paid at this of
fee during this month Of July. If not paid BY or
water be shut off at the main and not restored ex
cept upon payment Of ears and two dollars for
expense of shutting off and restoring.
The law does not provide for serving indlyidu n
given. t-.F-1 RANDOLPH COYLE,
jy Sim rlE Water Registrar.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ENLIsTIHG MEN HERE FOR OTHER LOCAL.
ITIKs.-The following correspondence explains
itself, and shows that Mayor Wallaoh is ex.
erting himself to pre- vent those liable to en-
rollment here being enlisted and credited to
the quota Of other localities, thus diminishing
the resources Of this District for filing up the
draft 1t also shows that while the Govern
ment is willing to do what it can in further
ance of this object, difficulties often arise
which it will require great vigilance to over
come:
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, WASHING
tary, dc, dc. Sir: l am informed. from
what / deem to be a reliable source, that many
of those enlisted in the navy at the washing
!, ton Navy Yard are being credited to Massa-
chusetts and other States.
Be kind enough, If proper inquiry, to in
form me If this Is with the privity and consent
of your Department. Very respectfully,
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF EoUIP-
MRNT AND RECRUITING, WASHINGTON, July
10, 1s64-Sr: Yours of the 9th instant, to the
Secretary of the Navy, has been referred to this
Bureau for reply.
There have been some forty two men enlisted
in the naval service at the Navy Yard rendez-
vous here during the months of May and June.
They were, however, shipped as substitutes
for drafted men In massachusetts,, and credited
to the quota OF that State.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
A. N. SMITH, Chief of Bureau.
Hen. RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor, Washing
ton, ID. U.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, WASHING
TON, d. G., July %, 1s64.-Hon. Gideon Wctles,
Secretary, DC, Gc.-Sir: am credibly informed
that men are still being shipped at the Navy
Yard in this city, and credited to the quota of
Massachusetts and other States.
This is prejudicial to the interests Of the
District of Columbia, inasmuch as it permits
an appropriation Of material to the use of some
Of the States properly belonging to the District,
and may perhaps retard, II not effectually pre-
vent the filling Of this Districts quota under
the last call Of the President without q resort
to the draft.
Upon like representations made to the War
Department, Mr.. Stanton promptly issued an
order ferbiddng 1t, and I ask that the Secre-
tary Of the Navy will do the same.
Very respectfully, e..-
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OOMMERCIAL ACADEMY.

Corner fifth and K streets.
The course of studies embraces Writing, Arith-
metic, Book Keeping g, and whatever the pill may
require. Terms from $40 to $50 payable in adj
vance. Hours of attendance from q. m. to p.
m. and from p. m. to 9 p. m. ~ 25-6ts
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A ment pWEiIfNd. con ming siI bed rooms.
ts4s: .ns neatly ssfi 'front.'
EnSSnns Sifs IL and s
ss oa IA d.ss s1e S9sF 1b Ios S.ss
located at TIE GgrnsE Of ssysr
and is desirable as private residence or place Of
Terms: Half cash; residue in s.1,. and Is
For further informati on inquire on the premises.
"A Marc, with saddle, bride, &c, win be sold at
81 IN ana Aas y :.
WH1rE SULPHUR SPRINGER npyx,,
The. Proprietor takes pleasure in announcins
that this fay orite and fashionable Water A AK
ated in Cumberland County, Pa, about 70 ur mile.
attention Of the Propretor viii be A given to the
wants sas comforts q a W SWISS ooDs propr.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
HOUSEHOLD AND KITSHEN FURNITURE AT
On FRIDAY, the 18th inst. a. 10 O'Clock a. m.
We shall sslI st the residence e ssnsIsmsn DE-
and Kitchen
Mahogany is ny and Walnut Bedste.ds
Mahogany and Walnut Bureaus and wardrobss
Painted Cottage Sets
Cooking and other stoves
cessary to enumerate.
jyasst GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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w ATTORNEY AND
- - 80 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
427 Fifteenth street,
Je N-1m< Next door to Riggs Bank.
NJOTICE.-I have opened new BARBER SHOP
/ on G street, between lst street and New Jer-
sey avenue, at Boyls's Hotel, where viii be glad
to see my friends and customers.
: 5000 -.-.r.-g A. LEUTNER,
@ street, between lst and N. ay.,.
Jy7-lmS Boyles Hotel, near the Depot.
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SECOND edition.
a O'CLOCK p. NJ.
4 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo
tatons Of Government securities:

WASHINGTON, July 26, 1864.
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Sole LEATHER TRiVEIIHG TRUNK, LA.
DIES DRESS TRUNK, HAT BOXES,VA-Gwvo
Uses. LEATHER and CARPET BAGS ,SxSHX
SATCHELS, &c, comprising the largest SAA1A
and best assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's
travelling requisites to be found in this city.
WALL, STEPHENS q CO.,
322 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th streets.
jy 2l2wif T1ntel& Chronl
I IME AND CEMENT
- Just received a cargo of superior
R0CKLAND LIME.
Also, cargo of superior
HYDRAULIC CEMENT,
which we offer at the lowest m ark ct rates.
LIME, PLASTER, HAIR AND CEMENT, con-
Btantly on hand. j. P. BARTHOL0W,
jyl9 cow corner 18th street and Canal.
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Named MeG9sutb n f ,ps'a e1s, 20 s mfn
REL STALLION. about years old and is hands
high, and n9;top BUGGY. The man McGrauth
out to be suffers clerk Of lst division of cavalry
At Camp Stoneman. The finder of the Stallion and
Buggy will be literally rewarded by leaving them
at JOSEPH NATHAN'S,
jy25-N" Corner 18th and streets.
CAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
her left ear. Owner please come forward, prove
property. pay charges and take her away.
Jy asst" w. KING, Brightwood, D. G.
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IL HORSE, about years old; white spots on the
left side. from the effect of sores from the girth
back bone, from the effect of the saddle. Was
taken from the premises Of CHARLES MADES,
when taken Mcclellan saddle. bride and mar
tingale A suitable reward will be given if re-
turned tn Madas, Hotel iy 9
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J. w. BRADLEY'S
Patent Duplex EIiptical Spring
.-1 q * L RyT.8
THIS Invention consist. of Daplex-or

THIS Invention consists of Daplex--or
L two-Eliptic Steel Springs, ingeniously braided
tightly and firmly together, edge to edge, making the
est Elastic Flexible and Durable Spring used
abng the In consequence Of its great elasticity and
fexblenes 10 place and fold IL when in use easily
with the convenience silk muslin dress 1t en-
tirey obviaies and sences the only objections Hoop
Skirts viz the annoyance to the well public
especially in crowded assemblies, carriages railroad
church pews, in any crowded place. from the difficulty
contracting them aud the occupancy space This
rely the difficulty, while giving the SIX rt the
usual full and symmetrical form, and the ghest and
syi and graceful appearance for the rect opera promn
ade or house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure
and comfort and great convenience of wearing of the u
plex Elliptic Spring Skirt for single day. will after
wards willingly dispense with the Of them They
also equally de abe and great improvement other
kinds OF skirts for Misses and young Ladies who
dresses the elasticity and nes by prevents when
coming In contact with anything crowdng the
the person. from pushing out the other side Of the hoop
dress and again they much durable and
likely to bend or break get Of shape The Bottom
Rods on all the skirts also Double Steel and twice.
Double Covered TO prevent the covering from wearing
the rods when dragging down stairs steps, which
they ere constantly subject to when in Alare made
the test quality OF corded apes and every part the
Of the very best matera s rante ed in respect
TO be by far the BEST most comfortable and Durable
Skirt made. - - 49, 81 --.
Enquire for the Duplex Elliptic sprrg Skirt for sale in all
variety ofstyles and Sizes by lF~,ItJ'r Z
Ashtabula, August I, 1864. 762
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u $3.50 LOAN.

ii UE Secretary Of the Treasury gives 10
tce sscf ions will be received fof Coupon Tsatury
Notes. payable three years from Aug 18Th 1854 with semi
snnaai interest at tho rate Of eyca and three tenths
cent per aupupuncipal and neres, both 20 he paid y"
lawful money. ~ = t.t-l..s
These notes viii he convertible at the option Of the hold
er at maturity ss cent gold bearing bonds peya-
le not essthsu sse than twenty on their
ate, as the Government elect They will be ssuedi
denominations Of 49, $780, $780, 900 and ssOoO and all
subscriptions must be paid for ay dollars some multiple
oil ht'y doliars.tnofrris.r ra 10 r. f.sr.a.. ...I
The will be Transmitted free Of trans.
poation charges after the receipt OF the original
| Certificates Of Deposit as they canbc prepared
Athe draw interest from Aueust ls persons maxi
ing deposits subsequent that date must pay the interest
| accrued from date OF deposit 'a'f
PARTIES dopositins twenty thousand dollars and up
wards for these notes at any time will be allowed
on of quarter Of per cent which will be paid
by the Treasury Department upon tine receipt bill for the
amount certified to by the officer with whom the deposit
made. No deductions for commissions must te made
from the deposits a
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
ne 10 National Sariag, Bask, offering higher rate Of
interest than any other, and the beet sey Any savings
hank which pays Its deposios in u Notes. considers
that Is paying In the best circulating medium Of the coun
try; snd pay in anything better for its own assets
are either in government securities in notes bonds pay
able In government paper. j.. 80 l.
Ri. equally convenient temporary or permanent In
vestm.nt The notes always be sold for within ac-
tiop Of their face and accumulated interest and the
best security banks eoaterals for discounts.
Convertible into Sir per cent. $40 Gold
4 q ~ 49, - Bond. q a&AE l'"r
In addition to the very liberal interest the
three years. this privilege Of conversion worth about
three per cent per annum, for the current rate for 20
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have distinct remembrance os the
frst lesson learned in school," said Mr..
Walton 10 his ueigbbor, Nj. Galway.
What was it 7" said Mr. Galway.
1t was o lessen 10 falsehood y"
Yon don't mean that you learned TO
lie the first day you went 10 school ?" sri
"No. but l learned there was such a
thing % fslsehood in othe 50
THAT was lesson that you could moi
learn too soon." 4 s.tAssL
=" cant say that agree with you. ]
count 1t great blessing that never saw
any instance OF dopliciIy in my fathers
family. did not know that there was
such thing among grown up people, ill
went to school 1 ibiuk was ali The bel.
terror my igoorsuce." e :.
hat was the lesson -
)" As VAS ON my way to the school
house, ] passed the teacher and a lady
who inquired how her sou was doing. TIL,
teacher told her her sou was doing yer,
veil. very veil indeed. Iu the course O
the day, The teacher sa;d TO one of ,b,
boys, as he failed TO spell the wo put it
MIN, John Ellis, Jou ore the most indo
lent and wors, behaved boy in The school
saw your mother this morning, and ]
had q great mind 10 tell her what kind oI
Q boy you are. will do SO if you don'l
do better. The lesson had a very dee,.
= impression on me. mver trusted thai
teacher. When be told me about lessons
never felt sure / could trust him. |
know We must learn to distrust, but il is u
lesson which II is not at all desirable for
the young mind tc learn so soou." sp
.. How careful should all be not to give
The youDg Lessons Of distrust |
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warmers Pinoiea,

SHOULD be possessed BY every man
~ and woman in the country. Bcng more volatile, Il Ia
nr Superior 10 Benzcie ct Nsrtha, for ''tf 9'iN
se' Removing Grease Spots, ssb ~
.ndis mitch more agreeable to use. its not only void Of
that bouble scent but possesses agreeable and pleasant
and hence unites with them immediately and
leaving the garment entirely hee from spot or stain -
bw many valuable thrown aside a. useless
because of qeasy collars cuffs How many hats raps
gloves dees carpets and Carmen of s descriptions are
vaueess from the cause, all Of which be saved
with one bottle OF the Pinolea. lin Hii1t .ll b.
The following are some the many testimonials received
from distinguished gentlemen; ,8f
Mn. wARSKR-Dear Sir rhave tried your Pipoica and
grease spots think avery valuable article and would
ehecrfuy recommend u TO my ends and The public Eve
OF clothing Prsf AMOS b. LUCE.
kingssiile, June 1904 anu is1s5 ,Una.
Mr.. NJ. n. WARNER Dear Sir: You ask me to give nv
candid opinion to the merits of your Pinoha This
cleey do have used II during the past year, can
honestly say that would not be without II for ton times
cost acts like magic In removing grease that may chance
10 fall upun upon garment coat whose collar has
come aoed give shabby appearance 70 the whole
dress by the of the Pinoc entirely cennsed and
made to appear like coat There IA not that objection
the the Pnoea that obtains against most other de
tergens Instead ola odor 1t has thepefume
beamo but by exposure to tue aud air. al odorsoon
vanshe II administers to comfort his money
and makes him respectable Yours. nc. a.
A. JUDS0N BARRETT A. NJ
n r|H Principal OF Kingsyle Academy.
Such ommcRdatons coming from such men ~ the above
truly naiefing Many others might be added but the
Address vi. n. warner.
T56 tEu ylt.T .GgIH.. kingsvile, o.
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AYER'S ,
CHERRY PECTORAL,
The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief

of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease. Lid
, This has been SO long uscd and 20 uniyer-
sally known, that We need do no more than
assure the public that its quality is kept up to
the best it ever has been, and that it may be
relied on TO do all it has ever done. -il
Prepared by DIR. ]. G. AVER G. Co.,
,s Practical and Analytical Chemists,
p t.e Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists everywhere. y
A,ents-Gco lard and II A. Hendry, ,AshtabuIa; Ly
,n Conneaut N. Parish, KiDgsyIlle IL. Looms &c Sor
Jefferson. II. b. Steven Geneva. ....r .i
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WHEELING. Va, Is one of the oddest Of
sp places. The lmteliigsnxr Of that ci,y
sfyss shs following ske,ch. vonchiDg for lis
accuracy: Wesaw yestarday, going mo
sowAsds the upper ferry, team OF four ami.
msls--s borss, . pony, . mule aud bull Tn.
norse hed the hsaEes, the pony was blind
she mule was lame, and the bull had no
p.ovisioes Tor fis lime In the wagon.
vase sss 80 ordinary. sat . white man. q
crippled negso, AEd tame skunk. The
skunk vss hrmly bound With a wi,n Of
stssw: The wbiie man held the lines The
fesu hsid its'osp. and the negro held the
ekuok.