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THE ATHENA .EUM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages of tunes an hymn.
new aud old OF the choicest kinds. ior chur Sunday
school, revival missionary temperance, pray and
The music in this book has life and amin in it, like
Shining Shoreh REST for the Wearyn hall we know
each othsr there" Shall meet beyond the River,
There 10 Beautiful World" "kind Words.n ''Sweel
Hour Of Prayer" There 10 Lnnd OF Love" "Sufei
little children 10 me- God save the Nation
&C Prices single copies bound IS cents s55 per 100
cloth bound, embossed gilt "a CENTS s65 per 100 Mailed
AT the retail price.
HORACE WATERS Ag'L
tsi, Broadway, New fork,
Publisher OF the above Books.
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Fublishsd By HORACE WATERS, Art
No, <si, broadway. New Ysek.

WArERs, CHORAL HARP--A new Sunday
and Tunes Il contains many gems, such "Shal we
know each other heren Sufsr hille children come
Leave with my mother,n lie leadeth beside still
watersn &c Price, paper covers 20 Si5 per 100
bound, IS centsi $40 per 100 u is ediied by HORACE
WATERS, Author Of SUNDAY School BelIs,p Nos.
and :. which have had the enormous sale Of over si
hundred Thousand copies. just published by
' HORACE WATERS, No. 4si, Rrosdwsy, my
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07
THE NEW PATRIOTIC soNo BOOK

contains 90 pages Of songs. dueis aud choruses hol
sacred and secular including - pages OF prayers for
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
is well suited for social singing well as Sabbath
worship. among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, Where liberty dwe.ls is my country" The
Christian Hero" "rbree Cheers for our Banner" "Come
sing of heaven" "Coumbia the Gem OF tho Ocs
"Freenan's Gathering" "Couinba's King forever,
"Ninrching Aongn &c. Pricespnper covers is cents,
SO per 100. Mailed at the retail price.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07

IT was Andrew Johnson of Tennes-
SEQ who, in the Senate of the United States,
when the sscessionists were deserving their
posts, dared to say to them, us he signiii.
csnily shook bis finger at jeff. Davis, "If |
were the President would arrest YOU a.
traitors. try you as traitors, and hang you
as tTaitors"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07
SABBATH SCHOOL DELL, No. 1,

contains 14i pages aud nearly 800 and hymns and
is the most popular S. s. Book issued Alno,4g ie
most popular pieces are, "Knd Wordsn Eden Above7
"Chrisnn Hero" "Bsauiifu Zion" Il ough, TO love my
Mothern ''rhe Angels told me So" sin the Light" "Res,
for the Weary" de. Pricos-paper covers, 90 cents
each Si5 per hnndred bound Is $40 per hu,dfed
cloth bound, embossed gilt, 30 cents, so5 por 100
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07

A DEAD mule, belonging to a Mem
phis citizen, was being hauled out of the
lines the other day, when bayouet thrust
revealed the fact that the carcass contain
cd 90, 600 percussion caps, quantity of am.
munltion, and other contraband articles,
which some rebel sympathizSr had taken
this means Of smuggling
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07

FANNY FERN, who ought to know,
says. speaking of cotton The ladies, as we
EA know, owe something Of their angelic
symmetry 10 the pure and delicate Southern
staple. Ofall the products OF the earth il
is nearest 10 their hearts.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07

TIE strongest man, feels the inau.
ence Of woman's gsntlest thoughts, as the
mighdsst oak quiyers IN the sofest breeze.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07

Wnr is it difloult to keep black.
smith in custodyf Because he can xener.
ely make successful bok.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07

WHOEVER Is honorable and candid,
honef and courteous. is true gentleman,
whether learned or unlearned, rich or poor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07
THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains ~ pases Of songs duets and choruss for Free
dom. Among the choice pieces we would nnme, Fair
Freedoms mornn 20 let my people ron Over the noun
tain" 'Tiey worked me ul the day." &c. Price cents
single, s. cents DER dezen 81 per 100 postage
each.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07
THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains "a pages Of tunes and hymns designed tot revi
val, prayer, and conference meetings Price in paper
covers, single sopies 10 esns IS per lOs Mailed the
setail price.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07

To prove or to doubt the existence
Of God Is to provsor TO doubt the existence
Of existence.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07
RUTH. A SACRED cANTArA.

contains 1ad pages Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer music
by Prof Gull This 10 excellen, book rts for
the young Prices paper covers 90 cents, SiJ per 100
bound IS cents, SEQ per 100.
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Piles---A Sure Cure.

I,vERYBODY is being cured OF this disrcs ssing dis
Il ease by the use Of Dr. Strckland's Pile ReIned =
Read what those say who have used it
Mr. Charles w Landrum, Of Louisville. nnd MIR. J. r
fiazurie Cincinnati o. both cured alter using
po, OF Dr. Snickland's Pile Remedy. They say they
have tried every thing but could obtain relief but
Pot of Streklaud's Pile Remedy affected perfec
after suffering for many years with the kim
oi Piles They recommend every who is suffering
to try it,
Sold hy all Druggists so cents per pot Manufncu
No Fast Fourth street, Cincinnati, q. Ask for
DIR. Strickland's Pile Remedy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07

THIS Bank is the successor the Belmont Branch OF
Il the State Bank OF Ohio, and is now doing a Cen-
ersl Banki a. Collection and Exchange business II Is
a Designated Depositsry aud Financial Agent OF the
United States.
has authority from the Secretary Of the Treasury to
receive subscriptions 70 the 10 ~ loan authorized by the
act OF March Sd. 1854.
These bonds are dated March 1st, 1854 redeem
aoe nj the pleasure OF the Government after tell years.
and payable 40 years from date in COIN with interest al
S per cent per annunl In COIN
Subscribers will receive Registered or Coupon Bonds
ri. they may prefer Registered bonds will be issued o.
the denomination OF $50 500 $500. 81 00O 950OO. and
$40 0OC-and Coupon bonds OF $50 500 $500 and 81 900
The inte e I on the $50 and SlO0 bonds-registered
and coupon--s payable annually oil others semi
ANNUALLY.
The bonds bear interest from March lst and the ac.
crued interest from TINT day TO the date OF subscrptor
must be paid in coin, IN United States and National
Bank notes adding thereto SO per cent premium until
from the day OF subs rpiion, ut the option of the sub
scriber.
Legal tender and National Bank notes. sight draft,
on New York and Philadelphia, payable in Nnonu
Currency will be received in payment OF subscrip
All bonds subscribed for at this agency will be dcliv
cred at this Bank free OF expense.
To Guard ans and others holding funds in hduciary
capacity this loan furli shes peculiar ADVANTAGES II
sefc d profitable The interest being paid in Golt
makes il equal to an 8 per cent investment.
Many persons OH ect 10 the time the bonds have Il
run This is no objection Their market value can b,
realized at any mo without the ierv ntion OF judges
Lawyers, Jures Sherins, &c. which often occurs IL
the collection Of loans made OF real estnc sc rury
! Come OH, them with your subs crpt ons.
JOHN C. TALLMAN, Cashier
| Bridgeport, April IA, is64..u
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07
THINNING

TF you want repairing Of any kind in he TfNAsNo
apss ~ F l HU6H HARRxs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07

- whrAn, on the Ohio River Dam Surprise
Docroa will be kept for pablie service '5a'su
and inspection, on Mondays, Tuesdays, -
Wedesdsys and Thursdays at the stable Kk "
OF Charles Fraxiers Hotel, mile West
Of Bridgeport, on the National Road; - ~
Fridays and Saturday,. al the stable Of vVCNY
Commencing 10th day Of May ana end
ing Let Of July. at S5 90 aud BIO O0 ..s,,t
Doct IT is a beautiful DARK Mshog any Bay, clear OF
white, 15t hands high, weighs 1880 ba, Doctor Il p
splendid saddle horse geod single driver aud has
taken Premiums In FIVE different classes blosd skdr
die, light harness. all work, and for best general pur
poses and he 10 decided Wherever exhbiled toPos.ess
better natural styla and graceful movements hsr
rackers and tfua,ers. flti r. u =
TENBRlRcK,s his full brother, win be kept at the
stabk ol the subscriber near Burtons Stallion Cen1
,ral Ohio Rdl Road. His description about the same as
For psrresla,s psdisrss, ses see Bills or rspply,@
= Address. FIN. Talbot, BsrnssvnisI e.ii
my29'o rott ffI tfI. .fss'tH H--1A ttA .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07
DIR. SHAROTACK
IN THE. FIELD AGAIMtsl

CURED by Old shsrotack, formerly owned BY Peter
- whittsp, on the Ohio River Dam Surprise.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07
School Books.

CONCENTRATED I.YE. Bath Bricks, Matches,
~ Family Dye Colers, Sal Soda, Carbon Oil, Hack.
ns,Ral Roach aud nug PoisSa al PicKERlNG's,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07

Best American and Fine French rrusses
LSo Cutters Superior Shoulder Braces, suitable Tor
"A. bolh Ladies and &c ntemsn, for sale nj
WESr'A opposite the Levin House
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07

LEWIS HOUSE -
1t. Clairsville. Ohio -s.---.i.s
t SAMUEL LEWIS =
L. wo0DMANSEE,5 As
THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN ENLARGED By the ad.
l. diuen Of a large DINING HALL and s.a
a suite OF Bedchamboss, and has been thor
enshiy repaired and furnished = FIRsT U44x
Glass HorEI- NV
The Propristors assure The travelling pub 1.
lie that they will spare pains expense
TO make their guests comfortable and their bis meders,s
They have recently ercoteda
Fine New Stable
Of the best in Ohio which will always be sisAdei
by careful aud attentive Ostless. f'tf@Ts
THIS HOUSE formerly ownsd BY Steeie euaith
and known the American II 10 nitnntsd On thS
Northwest eoruer Of Main and Market oHp4ts, iumacd
ately West Of tho Couu House Gp t.fii
Lewis Omnibus
Leaves this Mouse every morning sundays sxcsp.e for
wheeling att O'clock, and retaining arrives nj sesosk
r. A. =
The wheelins& Cambridge Omnibus
Leaves this House daily, for csshysys q 10 A. ~ end
or whselins at . o'clock, P. ~ - ''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-07
NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES oAN.
b Per Cent. 1910 Bosds.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.

DEsIeNATED DEPOsITARY AND FI
NANC1AL AGENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23
From the N. Y. In40psndeat.

The dry goods trade issiu a state Of
great animation and prices of all desirable
good are very buoyant. Cotton goods are
scarce. JOb0ers are doing an immense
business, realizing good prices under a
heavy country and town demand for actual
consumption. A sense OF an fmpendinp
Increase OF taxation on all goodsis having
gteattuhaence on the marker, and the rise
consequent on this increased taxation IL
OeioR anticipated in part. The city is full
OF buyers trOmlRll parts. PrtnIs have been
sold down low, aud prices have beep ir.iSsI
The demand continuing, AstrouR tendency
toia further rise is evident. There Ia a
very limited supply Of bleached and brown
tnlEApgs and sheeungs, with q great
strengthening OF prices. Fine goods are
very scarce Ticks and deuims are mora
active and steady. GinRhams hr;sE
aud hrm. Much activity prevails in
dsisines. The demand is ahead ~
The receipts. Prices have advanced =
FANCY cassimeres of desirable styies ara
not abundant. The demand is good
Black doeskins are In good request The,
oloihtng trade is buying satineIs, prices of
W winch are steady. Beavers are scarce,
aad wanted al an advance. All cloakinps,
aud sackiugs are active. ShaWlS5 aFs Iess
active. Foreign goods arc 10 acIiyeide.
mand az private sale. The fmpoFtStions
are large. WOrsted goods sell briskly Al
e .,Vg prices, especially British makes.
A'PHcas are faVOrites Plain French de.
lanes gu are active aud 6rm, of good grades.
Au low grades are neglected. Heayy
WOODEN goods OF good quality are in s,eaSy /
demand, a. an advance. German clotbs /
aud doesktos are active. Ribbons seII
Weil. an9 are becoming scarce of best
styles. More activity prevails in siIk
prime qualities of black, are bnoySn1 e,
price. There Is more than the usual "a.
maud OF The season. Prices tend strongly
upward.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23
Prem then. Y. shipping IiSt.
Finance and TrnI..l Y.

One Of those fearful revulsious of which
the country stands in such dread, has Wis
tied Wall street since our last-and has
already effected widespread disaster
There has been great panic in the stock
market-the equal Of which las seldom
been known. Some houses of the most IN
doubted stability have had to succumb-
some permanently, others temporarily-to
lhe great pressure which has been brouRht
to bear against them. The neighborhood
surrounding the "Board" has been throng-
ed 6y excited crowds, aud the streets have
oeen virtually closed to all vehicles, which
nave 3een compelled to give William and
Beaver streets . wide berth. The manic
was particularly destructive to the Rail-.
way and Bank stoeks-the values of which
nave come to be entirely nominal az 90 Ia.
oo - cent. decline from the rates enrrant
few days ago. The great difference II
the prices of yesterday afternoon and last
FRIDAY afternoon, may be seen by the quo.
tatious elsewhere. i. - W.
Despite the hue and cry about the steady
increase and consequent Initiation. Of The
Natlonal currency the volume of National
currency 10 steadily diminlshiuF. If the
Solome OF currency is increasing, 1t must
S Se e1i % 70 the large issues by the
STATE Banks. Aremedy for this has alrea3 Az
engaged the attention of Coporess W.
refer to Mr.. Aruold's bill, which has mass
ca IN the House by decided majority
the passage OF this bill may be REGARDED
aa the handwriting on the wall. The
simultaneous passage Of the N stional bank
OH In the House Is most opportuns. II IL
expected that both of these measures nil
pass the Senate in substantially their pFes.
emit shape. Congress seems 10 be wakin,,
mp 81 last, and We trust that it will worF
vigorously during the remainder OF The
session. Mr.. Stevens seems to have real.
I1eot me importance zof speedily doing
someIni9g IN the way otProViding ways and
means; but bis efforts this far have been
ass,I 9llHea ~ taeuonS members WHO seem
ship. Mr.. Stevens on Monday endeayorsd
to obtain q suspension of the rules Ia ordsr
70 enable himito introduce a rssol1tion
ptoVlolngtor an increase of duties ON i'm.
ports until July Lifts object!beinR TO nre.
vent I'm poEtera from taking ADVANTAGE ~
tho time which must intervene befors az
Revised Tariff Bill can become 4 ~ =.
lay IN large stock Of goods az the ma.
Val!lug comparatively low rates. jns.
snen q measure ought to have been pro.
naed on the let of January, bat better late
eo as never. But, inasmnch as a supension |
OF the rules required two thirds voIe. n |
US aeieAtee some members, We are told.
violently sssailing the measured. ,wbileI
otnetS Skunk out Of the House, in order
tnat there might not be quorum.
me Hays and Means Committes. il Il l
SAID have already begun 10 consider he /
egeIsee Of Supplementary Tarif Bin
y, y hleh viii probably be reported in two or
lnTse weeks. The Tax Bill, It iS estimated.
VIII raise the reyenae 10 three bundled
sU.I S year, and, together with he.
9sa 1aLiu Blu, may, as L ought TO, in-.
Sssaae tne revenue % full $500, COO, 600
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23
/ shOts Deaas

On Friday night last WIN. s. Nelson,
Hospital Steward, was shot by John Dio.
cess, Druegis1 in This place. The occur.
renee toak place at the residshes DC The
latter, above ehe Drug store. DinRess
caught Nelson 10 }Ptd With his wife. Nell.
son. at.eF he vas shet' reached Portico.
90 Tue opposite side OF the street, where
n d tell and 10 tew minutes expired, The
. ~ o. inquest gave their yssdist that
a pistol in the hands of DinSss ION.
anha AtepabIiean.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23


TAI Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial gives Mr.. Whaley,
N. c. from this State, the following pass
log notice 10 his letter:
Mr.. Whaley, of West Virginia, lie about
the only man who sits on the opposite
side OF the House and glories 10 the name
ofa War DsmnnrRt- He W0Dtt be caiiedia
Republican,, aud you might as we'll tell
him at once that he is a fend from the
lower regions as TO Intimate that he is a
copperhead Be he Republican or Demo-
crst, be is certainly good Union man,
and at an early stage of the war proved
his faith by his works by entering the SER
vice ut the head OF regiment. He took
part 10 the battle of GuyAudotte, in West
Virginia, where he was taken prisoner
Alter travelling with his captors sixty
miles toward Richmond, he made his es-.
cape at night when surrounded with
guards, aRd arrived within the Union lines
at CaIlettsburg, Kentucky, after iatiguiug
march OF SIX days and nights Mr. WhaleV.
Ia a New Yorker by birth, one of the tall,
raw bOned species indigenous to the most
western part of the Empire State. He is
not a man of 6rst class education, but his
unieItered muse served him very we'll
few nights since, 10 administering severe
rebuke to Fernando Wood for expressing
himself satirically about War Democracy.
He 10 now serviIG his second Congress.
siOnRl term.
The correspondent of the Commercial
says iu the above that Mr.. Wbaley "WOn't
be called Republican" That depends
good dea! on who calls him one, or rath-
er, in what company he is SO called. We
have beard of Mr. wbsley calling himself
an abOlitiouist in conversation with Ger.
tain individual. Bat for fear that the
Statement might do him pref udiss, we may
say that we have heard of him damuipg
them up bill and down bill to other par.
ties.
II Mr.. whalsy only stays IN washing
ton, where he should be now, and where
he is not, and votes right, nobody will
care much what no calls himself. "a
rose" you know, "smslls as sweetn &c,
s.. Lalterly he has done very good voting,
aud what is especially eredttable, for i,
was novel for him, Mr.. WhaIey has voted
on one side or the other, pretty much all
the time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

TnS NstO Milton, the Fremont paper in
New York, advises its friends to give up
all idea of taking part in the Baltimore
convection, "as that convention is a non.
entity" If the Nep Nation speaks b7
authority, Gen. Fremont will not be a
candidate in the convention, and Mr.. Chase
having Withdrawn his name, there would
seem to be no prospect of opposition to
the denomination OF President Lincoln,
The Weekly Ai,'ouriaa, published a,
Springfield, NO., puts up the names Of
Fremont and B. Gra,z Brown for president
and vice president, under the motto, lib.
eFty. equality and fraternity"
The New Berue IN, CD Times proposes
that the Union men of North CaroliSs
shall send delegates to the Baltimor,
convention.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate
on Main Street.

RY yirtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of ohL'
u county entered on the I'D Gay Of March, lses4
In the case Of Peter aud EmmI Yarntll, b! ibsir
next friend, against the Norm W stsru BAok 81
Virginia aud Others, will sell at public suction y
the front door Of the Court House OF ohio couyg
on TUESDAY, THk THIhD DAY Up NAY MAI
~ 10 oclockA. u Of that day, TO the htEhe.I ~
best bidder, the following property, to IIt; 1h'
following described pare Of Lot No seven ~ Loas
lnR on hAtn street In tho city of Wheeling, tL.a
to say, the nSrthtastsrn part Of sad lot, iroOtDs
on Main street hIty-IhrOe feet aud three anu
third inches, and running back with iiIe paiA,I
With the southern line Of said Lot Me- nI! ~
teet two iucb0S, being the part Of lot 20 ~.
eaid set aPalt in Suralty 70 John I. iaIntlI Ia
zAehaTiah g YGrndl Tho properly viii be toia "
two separate parcels, each fronting LHtny -sn w.
and kpten and tWo-Ihird inches on MAO sEeSs,
TERNS o. fourth OF the purchase Do', 4
70 be paid in cash. and the remainder 10 thFss ~
ipstalmsntS Of Elk, twelve and eighteen oyn ..r
With interest from the day Of sale, tue Pufsnas.,
giving bind With SatfslacO security i'r zoe II, o.
red payments, but lave tue pTiTIeSe' A. W
ton, Of paying The whole 'IcbASe uoney ~. "a
or OF paytng In cas- grsAter EToPoEtI0"
than one fourth.
mr8l:Ed DANIEL LAMB. CommIldooSL.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

Petroleum NasSy classic. =. v.,,.,;.
sllqass in The Democratic party, as fol,
!, Them as would nominate Nf;sE ri
Ian ora var platform e + .'s.H 41S.-
Then Sc would nominate Mil, ~
lGn On psese PLATFORM Is n 81 = tHeSs5
Them IS would noninait VaIian5ys
gun eousAs Peese platform. 81 = 81 .es's' =
THIN es would u6minait Yallandv.
gun On q war PLATFORM & = : = ~ =,
Them e would favor the Warsf AZ.
very Good Be let aloae. si--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23


The Governors of Ohio, Indians. Illinois.
Wisconsin aud Pennsylvania are in town.
Those OF Iowa and Michigan are expected
It is understood that the four first named
have had an interview to-day with tbe
President, at Whichfit was proposed TO is
sue a3call for two hundred thousand men
to serve for six months, and it is stated
that the four States thus represented would
furnish half the number at least. One of
the Governors, however, does not express
himself very warmly 10 favor of the plan.
TaE CHANGES REGULATING YRANEIxa.
The Quartermaster General calls atteu
tiOu to the great Inconvenience arising fro,a
the recent changes in the Law regulating
frankingi and says that official papers Of
great Importance. accounts, vouchers for
Advertisements immense sums, aud official
dtspatchea on Important military. affairs.
have been sent 70 the dead letter Office.
because writer's have omitted to write OH.
cial business on envelopes, and sign their
names aud titles. Senator Collsmer5 re-
ported bill authorizing all communities
tons addressed to the heads of the execu.
tive departments, heads of bureaus and
chief clerks to receive aud send matter
iree OF postage without being endorsed
official business,n 7t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

8. Them ss is opposed to the war in
emmy shape. M
4. Them 6 is in Kanady in conscience
nv the. draft.
8. The betwixt and betweeuersi who ZEE.
ashamed nv our party and Amt sootable'
for emmy other. They are With Democra-,
would like get rid NV it, but can't.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23

sIl q. "a TRIALS III MILITARY ooSn1ss,ox
The Senate Military COMMITTEES has nm
der considerations to- day, . bill proposed
by Judge Advocate Holt, coAferriu1,pno,,nI5
the commanding officers Ia the ield he
power 70 ny BY military commissiou. in
stead Of courts martial, persons accasei, az
crime against military Law, andl,to exeents
Without delay persons found guilty, The
uommittee authorized their Chairman "a
report aRainst The hill . y