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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

SHIRTS !'SHIRTs !! SHIRTS IA full as.
sortment OF French and American cassi1
mere and flannel army shirts of various
styles and prices. Also IS dozen white
dress shirts at the following prices: Six for
$l2, SIS, $l8, $2l and 1924. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to fit, of su.
perior work and unequalled in quality for
the prices. j. T. LAKIN,
No. l02 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
mh29 6m
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The attention of dealers is called to the
advertisement of M Rheinstrom which
will be found in another column those en-
gagged in his line of trade will certainly find
it to their advantage to see his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
ADr 12..lm
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MEssRs. A, G.. COOP & Co., have now got
their new headquarters Gal few doors above
the NJ. & M. Bank, on Monroe ST. in full
trim. A new and large stock of fresh drugs
has Just been received. M
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

NEw YORK, May l3.-The Post says the
cheering ..news of the. probable sssstyso
Gen James s Wadsworth is conveyed in
the following extract of aletterfrom Capt
Phillip Schuyler of Gen Patrick's staff
read here this afternoon. The letter says
HEADQUARTERS ARMY POTOMAC, 6 miles
south e Spottsylvania C. H., I'm, May
1Oth.-We have news this morning from
Gen Wadsworth. A prisoner states that
he saw him on Sunday morning or Satur-
day night lying on couch ina hospital tent
with one OF our officers attending him. He
was shot in the head. The bullet entered
near the nfse. The General was breathing
with some difficulty asd was playing with
thu buttons of his coat.
The last statement in this letter shows
that Gen Wadswerth was SO severely in
jured that his mind wandered.
Gen Patrick named in Capt Schuyler's
letter is Provost Marshal of Grants army
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xxxyIII CONGRESS.
HOUSE. 8 -.
WASHINGTON. Nav i.

Mr. Wsshburne stated the substance or
despatch read from Mr. Dana, Assistant
Secretary Of War, dated at Grants Head
quarters yesterday morning
1t was the same as sent to Gen. Dix BIZ,
Secretary Stanton, and was read .a.ith
cheers on the Union side Of the House. ss's'
The speaker caused to be read Ger, IN
gals despatch 10 Senator Nesmitb, which
was also received with great spplau>. &.
The bill to punish counterfeiting coips
insthe Q S was passed. iaa $50 su
1t was agreed to adjourn to-day ever ii
Monday. 49, !,
The Committee on Elections reported m
favor Of awarding the seat for the Second
District OF by. 10 Mr.: Seaman--laid over
Mr.. Pendleton reported bill for the re
lief Of the Mercantile Mutual Insurance
Co., authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury to give notes to replace those lost
lost by shipwreck, the Co. TO give bonds TO
insure the government against loss.
.Messrs Thayer II Pa, and Washburpc
Of Illinois opposed the bill on the gtound
that it would open the door to abuses
Mr.. Washbnrn said, We should devote
all our means to putting down the REBEL
ion. Pendleton and his friends could hear
the thunders from Spottsy lyania although
he and they may not cheer when they hear
the glorious news
Mr.. Washburn moved TO lay the bill OIL
the table.
Mr.. Pendlston thought it unfair for the
gentleman to cut off debatd after be had
been given an opportunity to make his
demagoeical remarks ''-
Mr.. Cox charged the gentleman from
His (Washburn) with insulting his, Mr..
Coxs, side of the house, and the wanted ~
make an appeal.
Mr.. Cox was loudly called TO order BY
the Republicans, who in turn were called
to order by the opposition, and much con-
fusion prevailed.
The House refused to lay the bill on the
table, and Mr.. Pendleton proceeded to de.
fend the measures, urging its Justice.
After some debate the House refused TO
table the bill, and subsequently passed il
by vote of67 to 65.
The remainder Of the session was occu.
pied in tho consideration Of the private cal
ender Adjourned till Monday.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

New YORK, May l3.-The steamship
Geo Washington, from New Orleans, on
the 9TH arrived this evening.
New Orleans papers of the 9th and 9TH
contain nothing from Red River.
The State Convention was in session and
had REJECTED proslavery report.
The steamer Havana. from New Y ork and
Havana arrived on the 9th. She will be
detained at buarined atpQuarantinc.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Of Comptroller Of tile Currency,
e WASHINGTON, April 2, 1864.

.a. w ASHlNGTON, ApTli Z, loof
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence present
w ed to the undersigned, it has been made tc
appear that the first National Bank Of Wheeling
in the county of Ohio and State of West Virginia
has been duly organized under and according tC
the requirements of the act of Congress entitled
San Act to provide National currency, secured
by pledge Of United States Stocks and to pro-
vide for the circulation and redemption thereof
appeared February 18th, 1863, aud has complied
with all the provisions Of said act required to be
complied wi before commencing tho business of
Banking.
Noo Therefore, l, Samuel T. Howard, Comp,
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that
the First National Bank of Wheeling, county Of
Ohio and State of West Virginia, is authorized to
commence the business of Banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of Office this sec md day of April 1864
SEAL. SAMUEL I. HOWARD,
Deputy Comptroller of tho Currency.
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Col. Crawford Captured

PHILADELPHIA, May l3.-The Evening
Telegraph has despatch that Gen. Craw'
ford in conmand of the Penna. Reserves
was captured by rebels on Tuesday.
Col. S. U. Jackson Of the 18th Penna
Reserves, is now in command of the divi
sion The Reserves have met with heavy
losses.
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New YoRK, May Borders we're reed
yesterday from Washington, to forward a
large quantity of grape and canister, and
she'll. Forty tons were forwarded last night.
A New orleans letter OF tee 9TH 10 the
Express gives a report that Banks is re-
treating by the land route to Brashear City
it being impossible to do so by the r. d
River, as the steamer City Belle on her
trip up tue other day with a regiment #
troops TO reinforce him, was captured with
all on boaid, and tho boat burned. Two
other boats had been captured and burned.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

Mas. ELIAS u CLINE yesterday appeared
before Alderman M'Manaway and swore
out'a warrant against VIM. Slater and
Michael Bannon for attempted rape. The
men are at present in jail, having failed to
obtain bail. They-will be tried at the next
term of Court.
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WASHINGTON, May l3, 6:55 p. NJ.

To Major General Dix, N. Y.
The acting surgeon general reports that
Of 5000 patients from the recent battle
field admitted into the hospital, not one OF
them will require any surgical operations,
and that in his opinion two thirds Of the
whole number wounded will be fit for ser
vice in 30 days.
Reiniorcements are going forward to the
Army of the Potomac.
+ NJ. STANTON.
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PHILADELPHIA, May l3:-The board OF
brokers have subscribed thousand dollars
each, to the Christian and Sanitary Com
missions. The members OF the Commissions
are also making individual subscriptions t
aid the care of the wounded.
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VERY LATEST.

New YORK, May l3.-Secretary Stanton
in dispatch to General Dix, datel this
morning, confirms the news OF Hancock
success, and states that Gen. Butler is be
sieging Fort Darling; and that Kautz has
been sent TO cut the Danvile railroad
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

Wool GRowE,s-The wool growers OF
Carroll county, Ohio have adopted the ioi'
lowing resolutions: aE5t
"R..olrsd, That the wool growers OF Car
roll county petition Congress to pass tar
IF sufficient to protect the wool growers
Of the United States, against foreign com
petition. .n,
"Resolvsd, That the Clerks OF the differ,
ant townships of this county be requested
to COPY the above petition; and procure
names there 20, and send the same to secre
tsry of this meeting, by the llth day oil
Nav, to be by him sent to Congress
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THE FINE STEAMER MAJOR ANDERSON

The FINE STEAMER MAJOR ANDERSON
will leave our wharf this morning for Gin
cinnati. The speed and accommodations
of thisbost iGeSs nnsurpassed n'Sbes is I'm
charge of Capt e. A. Drayo,G an experien
cad officer and clever gentleman. Passen
gers who have travelled on her speak in
fiattering terms of berappointments. We
take pleasure in recommending the boat
and officers. .4.egog ssscags T. jla3z aai sE1H
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Rumors from Red River.

CAIRO; May l3-hlempb's dates ofth llth
have no news. 81.
Late reports from below represent rebels in
complete possession Of Red river below
Alexandria. and that they have captured
two more Of our gunboats, names not
known, the truth Of this not vouched for.
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A1As.E NUMBER OF the coffee 'hous

A1AseE NUMBER OF the coffee houses
ard ordinaries in the city were closed by
the nropr;etors Yesterday morning. The
keepers have failed to renew their license,
and we are informed that many of them
will not do 80 under the new law. At least
one half of the drinking establishments in
t he CITY will be closed in few days. o e5
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14
Hancock Pressing On.

LATER, II o'clock. is Just now report
ed that Hancock has turned the right flank
of the enemy below Spottsylvania Q. H.,
and is pressing on Everywhere, the bat
tie is overwhelmingly in our favor.
Terrific firing has just commenced ON the
left near Grants headquarters. The bait le
is going on with terrible energy our sue
cess is said to be certain Prisoners are
constantly coming ip.
The following despatch was sent by Han
cock this morning.
NEAR SPoTTsYLvANIA h..
May 18th, 4. NJ.
| have captured 80 to ~ guns. have
finished up Johnston and am now goingin
to Early, Signed W. j. HANCOCK,
The guns captured have arrived at head
quarters.
Brig. Gen. Stuart commanding a brigade
in Johnston's division, was captured
Burnsides column, it is reported, moved
down OH the railroad towards Fredericks-
burg, going on the cnemyS rear.
Warren with the 5th corps on the right i:
now sending heavy lines of skirmishers t.
feel the enemy'S works in his front which
are supposed 10 De abandoned
1t is impossible t. ascertain all particu
lars at the time this is written, but our vic
tory is considered to be going on t. a de
cisive result We are pressing the enem,
everywhere.
Gen. Wright is slightly wounded, but il
still In command of the 9th corps.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

LAST EVENING colored girl went into the
,hoe store of Mr.. Weddel, on Union street,
and asked to see some of his shoes, stating
that she wished to get pair. Mr.. W
showed her almoet every pair OF shoes IN
the establishment aud finally came across
pair that suited the young Miss She
said she would take them: tand while the
proprietor was putting the shoe box back
into its place on the shelf, the young wench
took tho shoes and. ran out Of the store
Mr.. W. ran after her, but she managed to
elude hum and make good her escape.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

The RIVER was rising slowly yesterday,
with little over tea feet water in the
channel At Pittsburg there are eight
feet water, and rising. .f
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Doubtful RumOr.

PHILADELPHIA, May l3,-The Bulletin
has special from Washington saying that
it is rumored there that Lee has surrender
ed with 10000 men
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

The WEATHER Yesterday continued dark
rainy and cold, forming marked contrast
to the bright, dry and balmy days of last
week. -..... ta.y
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Dated Spottsylvania c. II. 18th, nooo

PHILADELPHIA, May Is, 6 A M-The
Evening Telegraph has disp hch irom For
tress Monroe just received, stating that all
the Instructions in the james liver had
been removed, and that our feet Of IRON
clads is advancing on Richmond.
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From General Butler.

New YORK, May IA special to the
Herald from City Point on the llth says:
The last accounts received from the front
last night show that Buffers forces are
within miles Of Petersburg and passed
our lines aud the rebel defences This is
important as it more closely pens up Beau
regards command within the CITY
The Tribune's Washington special of the
18th says:
Our army heard from, miles bayond
Spottslyvania c. H.
We fought again yesterday and drove
the enemy most gallantly, capturing large
number of prisoners and guns Severa
general officers are among the killed.
Important Captures.
The Heralds special dated Headauarter:
5th corps, in the field, May 18th IN
says:
Hancock made brilliant capture at O.
clock this morning, of an entire rebel iiyis
ion, including Maj. Gen. Ned johnson
Brig. Gen. George Stuart and Brig. Gen
Robert johnson, commanding brigades
between 1000 and !, 900 prisoners, and two
batteries Of six pieces each. fel! into our
hands. Taking advantage of the storm and
darkness last evening, Hancock managed
to change the position Of his troops, unob
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

NEw YoRE, May IL.
Cotton dull and lie lower. Sales IS midIiug up
lands el@53 lo~ middlidg
Flour; State and Western less active, 5al0 cts.
lower; 6 95a7 GU; ex state 25s7 40 Rx X II o.
45a3 % trade brands
Whisky heavy and lower; l22si23 state, l24G q s
l26, western. - . =
Wheat lese active and la2c lower, l50Al62 for
Chicago Spring, l55sl55 for Mil club Gal IS
for Michigan.
Corn 4 shade frmsr; mixed western 42al AK
for inferior, - - -
Oais more tive and frmsr; SEASON. lta~E.
Wool unchanged. - .,.-..,,,.-
Petroleum 6rn; crude 27As331<, snd % Phil.
adelphia 1000 bbis refined ia bond 81 kss6
Pork dull and lower; rs SO for mess; rs Is for
old do p sIH,s2s 2x, nsv do 23a24 BIN old q,
and new prime, and II 25a27 SO for prime mess
Cut meats inactive; llai2
Shoulders l5al5 i-2 .t4r,t
Bacon sidss quiet '" "'"'
Lard dull:
Butte, 2sass :lItEysio s2a36 for state. outside
pr ices choice Erkt oSs e
=
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GOLD

NEW York, May -.
Gold irregular unsettled and low; opening as 70
declining TO 70H closing heavy at12
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Evacuation Of Dalton.

CINCINNATI, Msy I3--JboDston evacuated
Dalton last night. Our forces now occupy
th1 place. 2
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PHILADELPHIA, May l3.-The Inquirer
has several dispatches from Spottsly-
vania G. H., 18th last dated at IL o'clock
saying that lull had taken place in the
battle for the last half hour, but indications
are that it will shortly be renewed Every
thing seems favorable All are in good spi
rts.
Our losses for the past days very heavy
Accounts vary from $1,000 - $4,000, but
the contest has been mostly il the woods
and thousands may be laying in them
of whom no record can possibly be mado
at present. Heavy firing is now heard
On our left flank. We are advancing but
hard work i, before US.
1t is thought that by to morrow night,
the game will be up with the rebels.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14

New York, May 10. 30 p. IN W are
authorized by the War Department to say
that the runored capitulation Of Lee and
his army, is pronounced untrue. This
ru,nor has been understandiugly circula
ted by the Independent Telegraph line and
given currency by the Philadelphia Inqui-
rer. The public will be officially notified Of
nil Dromjnent events
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Important Captures.

80 % EsE1a-D-=} Eg->st.. T.
- ,ssIaaaW = 1y5 max RI y
Lei = TiEs
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~ DO 81 .q4laW T1fgU1 fss-of 4
lc. ouAI q EA8AaS S.1M
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Glib HATs-A large assortment Of the most beuti II
~ ful style silk hats. HARPER ppO.
mani -1-I'. = ~ =
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photographic.

- -. |.
, 1864-09-30

The citizens OF this ward hare formed themselves
into mutual projections association in nav Of the
Impending graft. Any person il aIlo .ed to join
II TO tsatsea man will be allowed to der.ve any
benefit from the fund euberibcd uness he joins the
draft commences. All per.onr drafted In The ward.
ard who khsl have Joined the association, viii
eitt e1 be furnished BY the Executive Com1nlttee 3
, 1864-09-30
THE DRAFT IN COOK
COUNTY.
FOURTH DAY OF THE
DRAWING.
Office of the Provost Marshal---
Impromptu. Peport-Rcc-
tifJitg h'istakes.
Tbs Draft Yest6rdsy Progrsss---
List Of Namss Drswn--rhe
City in the Boz
Toby.
Recru1ting--Men Enlist
ed Yesterday.
MEETINGS. COURT D0CsE sQUARE-REs-
0LU1l0NS-7HE DIFFER
EST WARDS.


tne ola!s s1n' goes on-ao' se15 tap'o9. eas
surely a. the march OF time, which dcka out the
seconds lejsurely but with awful ceftatuty ptijng
In hour on bouF and day On daY and fhfow1ne
Eeeks fntn the vorex Of vears ronn fnto fhr oee,n
~ s....;. rha ..n.... T. 49, y. rh,,s .,t,.s,..
=" eteatt' A"c ptoeeoo 40 eiu" ~ - ~Ateu c4t11eas
become soldierb without thetE kno Tlcdge, bet the
process Ia conducted simultaneously in 30 mtrv
v1,,a. 4b.+ ,,,,d .-n, .,,,, .,I,.s 49,, -..-
p'acea naAt esaha asns u ca'y soAea ~ 10 Ralen
with retift1ees tread TO the capsute OF Richmond
and The utter depcrsnn oi the rebel host. No feat
now that the recruit xil full back necessarily tnto
bis jrtle1 chmtntE for wsnt Of support Seci thsv
ccnnc: the grand army dc reterye Il approaching,
AUG It's b1oAa fWcen vi DC IN ai0lACche huflInk
tne zoe 70 ~ soesalsole 9esuactlan' aow Wia the
,a. ~ ~ ~, ine t toeets Mao nave ooEoe tne
w " Ie .htuE Iof tosee o1c yea1e~ ~ anf iof
I"~ !sap od ,o5 5oE tna. Ing e
Eotue over a4u ne1p rs. u LAST oetnG nestd
, 1864-09-30

With tut ttiiute, viii be p,fd bis proportion OF
The whole tum su uhscrlbed. III cesifablo th1. al
citizens Of the uard should jou the associ.,ioa =.
toe Vncys bpmeIous the members the Hrestet will
te the protection s1o1ded to each.
Tue E1scuuye Commsttet OF the ward will bs
present TT the West Division sk.tlns rirk iii Day
tu-osy to receive snbs ripsluns. There will be
MACS eipr OF the Citizens OF the 9sh ward at the
ZANE place this evening, at ~ o'clock. Le: all
turn out.
HEFESTH WARD,
~ 4 neet:ng, Of Tho committee q tie Eleventh
p5it ted chairman, and 8. L. C,'hcr, Secretary.
The toilewine "sre offered ana adop'e5:
ward executive not used n the pa.co4ee ufsab-
s'itutet, be disE'eated equ.ly amqtgst the drafted
me- .; the w.fd, !. II. atatt ia bot iyA,;.:a
i. Russell, Moees Gray, Mr. Van Holien, were
appointed q committee to oiler an appeal to the
1ut de- Of the nsrd.
l. was aleo resolved that those who Ind sub
sc1ibed and paid euuas under fifteen doll1ts cac By
Rnpe n e. nns, tum 70 e2u'i ate,n dollars, be paced
Rtso'sed, That the Secretary OF tis meeting ba
diIcsted TO give notice in all the papers II tue
s,x fsat H. tss ds 'und eooke o. ths IN Ward
o. ~ O'clock IN the evening, or at the hoor ap-
pointed Tor the dsaft to commenrc In this Ward
m. n enepGf .nan tae tine mentioned ana thst 40
are mat our Office, At aenry Achotrs, curnc1 Mil
Maukee svenue aid la!sted street, will be Kept
aois who arc liable to The drst, who retuss OF
neeltct 10 eubsczbe. and psy tbs sam Of SIS with
" he lime specified will mt be protected agntnas
hat s1s. f o DO
Ihe COMMITTEE Issued the following
appeal to the citizens Of fas 1lth Wari:
We have been Informed that the draft for the
11ih Ward Will come OIL on Saturday at ons . clock.
tnshle us TO compete wish tho wealthser Wards.
We hayesherejore been unable to reduce our quota
, 1864-09-30
uIGH-EIANDkD OUTRAGE.
subAtltufe shark ut Work,

One Of the most unpleasant concomitants OF tho
Impending dra{t Ii the existence In our midst Of
an upprincipct aud SIndling set Of men calling
themselves "kubetitute brokers'" Their porteu
tious placa1ds etare at us upon every street cor
ner al d g!eam conspicuously from numerous win
dows. These men, as a class. are the most unmtt-
ieated reg1ea that tnfe6t our city. Honesty with
Not long eince Nc reported the ca.e of co.ored
man who pat himself into the.hsuds Of these
shntks. II all thtis yillanies could be unveiled and
recorded, they would fill volume.
Yesterday On instance came to our knowledge
that shows moat copc:usiveiy the utter heartlees.
rees OF the men who grox rich from the plnnder
o s sss ~ casa . sess ss
city few day 8 ago, and soon tel in company with
2 ma. who represented himself as connected with
. firn which was recently recognized w as finley
s Ssst ~ Sno~9 . Ito themselves I Sss ssssat'y
b. him to drink and again and again persuaded to
rtpew the po:atlons uuiil he had reached state OF
helpless and snscislble ineh'iatlon. In this con-
certain papers with name which they dictated.
but which was moi his own. lie was then dis
mf+sed, ana when he becsme sober nc was cpol:g
ls,ea ito Tie army. Not having ths slightest
recollt ction Of the alleged contract, be relascd
to believe i, snst sud went about bis busi-
seen by one Of the parties through whose
ytllaipJ he had BEEN inveisled, and without war
Iant or authority was At once selzed ae deaerter.
Being badly frightened, he ran Into the couutin.
roam Of the TRIBUNE and was there forcibly de-
taintd by 3 man claiming to be an officer but who
subsequently proved to be no ofIlcer Ut nll-and a
part1er In the infamous plot sent Tor the Pro-
yast Guard. They soon came, and the naau was
taken to the guard house and kept till morning,
p hen be vent before the Board, made q ent
Of his ca.e. and was speedily released
It t1arspired that ht was . discharged soldier
and Nas totally blind In the right eye though the
b1indpean Was not dicersable without a close in.
erectioc. ne informs that after his 1e1ea .e be
Was followed BY the man ho first attempted to
entrsp fim. who endeavored to persuade him to
enlist Get the bounty and then claim Ills dischare
and DIVIDE the satn With him. The proposlon WIS
etornfully rejected,
Such raseallty Is deserving the highest reprobe-
Gon.~ RccT1its are wanted, but we do not recog-
Mise the prees gang aa oCe o! our institutions.
These charts Who iattxn upon The 1ceh and
blood OF humanity, should BE- visited with the
heayitEt possible punishment.