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NO. 36.
A Remarkable Case.

But few works on surgery contain
more interesting or remarkable case
than the following Matthew Phenix.
Co. B, Eighty-sixth New York Volun-
teers, was wounded, BY a spent ball, in
the left eye, at Mine Run, on the 9th
day of November, 1863. He was brought
to the Baptist Church hospital, in this
city, on the 4th of December. 1863.
where his wound was probed by Dr. C.
P. Bigelow, surgeon in charge, who
failed to discover the locality Of the
ball He remained in the hospital some
time, experiencing occasional pain, but
all the time his general health was i'm
proving. The wound was frequently
prObed by Or. BigelOw, but without any
better result than at she first trial.
About the first of March last. his gen
eral heslth being very good, he was
granted a furlough for forty days Al
the expiration of that time he returned,
and soon began 10 complain quite fre-
quently of severe pain from his wound.
The wound was again prObed, and some
pieces of dead bone taken from his eye
and the roof of his mouth. On Satur-
day last, in examining the wound again,
with probe, Dr. BigelOW discovered
the locality of the ball, which seemed
TO be resting Immediately over the
pallet of the mouth or throat. Insert
ing his ball tOrceps, he found he could
not grasp IT, and, after repeated eE
forts, he concluded to wait until Sun
day morning, when it was MS intention
to separate the bone on each side of the
eye, by which means it was thought the
ball could be easily taken out Early
on Sunday morninga messenger aroused
the Doctor, and informed him that
Phenix was choking to death. He at
once repaired to the hospital, where he
found the patient in the condition
stated. He soon discovered that the
ball had been moved from its original
bed a little lower down, and unless i'm
mediately removed must produce sutlo-
cation. He inserted his fOrceps and
extracted it without the least difficulty,
giving instant relief to his patient The
ball was a grape shot (iron,) one and
half inches in diameter, and about four
inches in circumference, and weighs
but fraction less than half a pound.
To any one but a surgeon this story
would seem somewhat miraculous. but
stTuth sometimes is even stranger than
fiction Phenix is still at the above
hospital, and from all appearances the
carrying of a cannon ball in his head
for FIVE months has but slightly impaired
his health, and not shorted his days in
the least-Alerasdria Sentinel Jf1y g.
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Honesty, the world viii tell you. is
the best policy: speculate on it till you
get the confidence of your rich ac-
quaintances, then line your pockets and
run for Congress. Humbug, You must
not forget, is a greagbalsam, and to sue,
ceed in any enterprise you must en-
deavOr to please everybody; smile upon
those who say that yo,t are a humbug;
and if anybody say you deserve to be
kicked for your impudenee, humbly
beg pardon, go down upon your knees
and imploringly beg forgiveness, and
add that you meant neither harm nor
insult, as did an old friend of my ac-
quaintance Ga field ofieer) when a
subordinate threatened to twist his
nasal organ.
Keep it before the people that none
but knaves, rascals, blacklegs, pimps,
GbeFtines and piek-pocl1ets are qualified
to hold Office or fit to sit in judgment
upon the people If rival cross your
path to honor, emolument or pros
perity, act the honest Quaker with him !;
don't hurt him, bit giire him a bad name.
In order to have all decent folkdom
respect you-to insure youa seat in the
easy-chair when you 60 see the old
woman's' daughter, interest yourself
in the moral and religious training of
the youth; ingratiate yourself into the
good graces of the deacon, the old
women and rich men of the church,
and if vote of thanks be given
through the press to any benevolent
individual for bundle of foul linen, a
loaf of unmarketable bread or an old
New Testament for the soldiers or
orphans, be sure and have your name
attached as Secretary Be a Gabriel in
your own sublime way; blow your own
horn, for as modest worth is seldom
recognized, the bigger noise you make
the more the world win hear and know
of you
Having little time and ample means
at my disposal, l am preparing an
Essay on lGo,, and am fully resolved to
adapt it to the wants of the present
age and generation. The above being
sample, Twill insist upon you puff
ing it when it appears.
LANCE CORPORAL
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In the Louisiana State Convention,
on the 9th ult, two reports were read
from the Committee on Emancipation
The first, signed by all members except
Blr Abel, declares slavery and inv0l-
untary servitude, except as punish
ment for crime, forever abolished ia
the State wipes out the black code
provides the same system Of penal law
for blacks and whites, and provides
that negro minors shall be subject 10
the same rules as white ones in regard
TO apprenticeship Mr. Abel on his
own behalf, read a minority report.
to the deprivation Of the
master right 10 his slave By the Con
yention, Is a fragrant injustice. robbing
him Of a vested right, and a. injurious
10 the best interests Of the negro. who
would become idle and vicious, If not
compelled to labor The Era says M
Abell's report win not get ten votes in
he Convention.
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10 ADVERTISERS In DETAIL,
THE RATES WILL BE As FOLLOWS.
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1854.
Letter from Lance Corporal.

Embarrassment Of an Inexperienced Wri-
ter-Sunday in the Mountains-CaPtaiu
misunderstanding Of Col. lines, of
the Mich. Eng. i Mech.-POpulation of
Bridgeport - The Post Commander -
Lance COrporaPs advice to Young Men
Modern Philosophy VS.. Ancient TheOl
ogy, &c, &c.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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Draught Horses.

A.Q. Ms OFFICE, NASHVILLE, TESS-,
April -, 1854.
n I WILL PURCHASE GOOD SOUND
Nm and seryicalbe Draught Horses % be
At-ttf az least l45S hands high, not less than
y - SIX nor more .han twelve years old, and
% weHh az least 400 pounds az $50 90 per bead.
Horses Wlli BE- inspected and received AZ the Soy
emmeni Horse Corral. foot 81 SuTnmeT-sireet.
Iy order % Lieutenant Colonel ]. /. DoNALpsoE,
s. and s. Quartemaster.
CHAs. IL. IRWIN, Capt and A. q. NJ.
ap 2o--im
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-20
"Reminiscences, RaIa

M flF- VfS5l5Iif J15Tg, I'D 0tltsr Scs1ty
peysaiainS thereto, eitMGted At Beat7Ood in Mar
EkaU County and STATE Of West VTFgiaiG, Oh tie
Ohio Riper, 'sear WAselfa0, and at tie js'Netto"
Of tie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with he
Ohio osatrGI and other RaiIrOads. Sale to Be
at lie front door Of tie Court Rottse for OHIO
ObuRty, in the CITY Of Wheeling, W Va 81
- REDNRsD4 4 Is&he go dsyg JtEEslls eq3'-
. aSSSssisis d 1oeaRO4. 4 ~ q . aas
TN pursuance Of the decree of tho Circuit Court
for Ohio County Aforesaid, in the case Of Hutch
ms Moore and Others plaintiffs and Kelly Hollo-
way Co. and Others, defendants, made on the 4th
commissioners for this purpose, viii sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder, upon the
t term. S5at2 ID Bseifn SoG oa
Wednesday, the 29th day Of june 1854, the follow
ing property, to wit; That known as the Virginia
Iron WoIkB, at BeuRood aforesaid being the same
property mentioned and described in the deed OF
trust from Kelly, HolloYay Co., to q jacob oateo
the 18th day OF May 1885 annexed e. Plaintl1s
consists mainly of said Iron Works an extensive
coal privilege and right, with improvements for
| working the same, and ran track running from
the bank to the mill, also of large number OF
,fES Bls u Sling Rdas& oas PartSf thea sAneble
families and yielding as We also informed 3
yearly rental fneAr four thousand dollars together
with good tSS story brick store house Inc ron ron
factory Containing forty nine f49l " go9a
6fdsf, tStesn ll6lhuiiing tqtnseeS thEeef hsafqg
furnaces, four nail furnaces,-R double tram muck
rolls and squeezers, with necessary machines and
fixtures for according 70 our iptoF:
nSadn! four 400 kegs Of nailkPet DAY, ot
beat quality. 1t is deemed unnecessary 70 give any
more particular description Of the property a. we
request and presume that persons syishing to Ppr-
for then sSETess IA 5Itss5G,
As said property is so situated, on the bank OF
the Ohio River, at the junction Of said Railroads
iron and other materials for the operat9no 81 said
1 works can be received at the mill, and product
shipped direct tberefrom, without further hauling
or handling.
1t is part OF the decree-under which this sale Is
made that the purchaser shall lot be disturbed in
the possession title of the property by any fur
/ Their or future litigation between said parties
| TERMS OF SALB-The purchaser to pay, such
sum hand as he may DESIRE but not less than one
/ third of the amount Of the purchase money: and
the balance thereof in equal instsllme9ts P9yabl
in one, two and three years from the day OF sale
with interest from said day of sale; the purchaser
to give bond with approved personal security, tqr
the inFtaIlment OF tho purchase money payable 81
year from said day of sale; and the title to bt
retained as a further security until the whole Of
said purchase m6ieyEhRIl have been fully PPid NJ
| and discharged.
e. JACOB,
JAMES S. WHEAT,
anr18 Specfal Commissioners.
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[PuBI1Io R1soIurrOn-No. as.l

A RESOLUEIoH for the payment of expenses incurred
BY the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War.
Resolved by tho ssuAte and House OF Reprssen.
tatiVOs Ofthe United sttes Of America in Congress
assembled That tho SUN OF twenty thoHsapd dollars
or 20 much thereof a. be necessary, be and the
Same is hereby appropriated pay the expenses Of
the Joint Committee Of Congress appointed to To-
Qutre into the Conduct and expenditures Of the
Var and tn It 1satd sum shall be drawn from the
9reasury5 upon the order Of the Secretary Of the
senPte q the same Ph4ll be required from time to
eLArgs and any portion Of the amopnt hereby appro-
PHI 9ed that shall be allowed By the said Joint COM
mtttee attending before it or TO persons
ether necessary expenses and paid by the Secretary
OF the Senate IL Of the order of that Joint
cd by the accounting on1oeEG OF the lTEeasury be-
partment. 5-.1.,,1g ~ - -,
Approved, Nay 10, 1854. -t'- '''' ~ -'"'i''4
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Conmissoner's Sal

or tho property now knowp as the "KF4Per
" HouSe,S ont thes east ssfaeof Maid street. md
the lots on Market street in the rear thereof, on
Saturday the Sd of July, 1854 at the front door Of
the Court House for OHIO county. rz
nance oEGGlseree Of the Cirpait Court, for
Ohio county, in q certain cause therein depending,
wherein Francis D. Chapline is complainant, and
the devisees heirs at law and executor of Moses W.
Chapline, deceased and Mary z. Lynch, are defend
ants, shall sell, special commissioner, at the
front door of the Court House, for Ohio county,
Saturday the I'd of July, 1854, commencing said
sale at 10 O'clock A. NIL to the highest and best
bidder at public auction, the foloWtn real state
in the said decree particularly mentioned and dos
crbed situated in the city of Wheeling, that is TO
say two thirds of the Jlot numbered thirty nine,-
3g-honting forty lour,;-A-feet, on the east side
of Main street. and extending back of even width
eastwardly from said street, hundred and thirty
two-132-feet, being the property now known as the
iKramer House," also part OF lot numbered one
21-feet from the south side of said lot fronting on
Market street, and running back of even width
BixtyfseyeR-6TT5teetS also lot numbered7ope hun
dred and nineteen-11s-fronting said Market
street, sixtysix-66-feet, and running back ofeven
width sixty asyen-67-feet. The said parts oflots
nnnibefed one hundred bud 6iRh teen-11S&S one
'hundt Cd 6ndshine teen-l49 AviH be sold IN Your
separate PARCELS of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. front
ca b.
TERMS oFsALE.-Theo one ifh-1 6-part of tho
purchase money in cash, and the remaining four
twelve, eighteen and tWenty-four months, with in
trest from the day of sale, tie purchaser to give
bond for the deferred instalments the Commissioner
toretain the titleI until the purchase Fmouey shall
have beenh ily paid 81 eJA4EsfS. FWHEAE.
May 3oth, 1854. Qm) Special Commissioner
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CoiniiniIss5it0lnIee r ,...sE3l sale. =.
Sarah Bfoyan, ct AZ. IL III : = : ?

rsf Sarah el7l I Brown ct ais, 10 Il
Sarah MQFiets Sseptof 81. ais ~ = - -, q
TNpuIspanoe Ola decreeaof the, Oireuit Court for
j Ohio county, rendered on the oath day of May,
1884, and directed to the undersigned az Special
Commissioners, We will sell the front door ofthe
Court House in the city oEWhe0ling,
the 9th day July commencing said sale
at 10 Ito the highest and best bidder
at public auction, the following real estate in said
decree particularly menti0ued- and described stu
ated IN the city OF Wheeling, that is to say, Lot
number thirty rops-3I-on the west side of Main
street. between. Washington and Adams streets In
that part0 of the city of Wheeling called North
Wheeling; also the south half of Lot number forty
Beyen-41-aituated the cast side of Main street,
IN North Wheeling, between Jefferson and Madison
streets. 200 !isis uhN sr~slrT IA "a .7E=-'
TERMS OF sALR-TVenty-20-pe oentum. of
the purchase money in CASH. and the remainder in
four equal inAtalments payable I'M six. twelve,
eighteen and tWentyyf four months from the day of
ssle with interest," the purchaser or purchasers CIV
ing bond with good personSl security for stheade-
ferTed instalmentA the CpmmiRsioners TO retain the
title until the purchase money shall hayebesnl fully
paid. - ,o.alsaI lass JAMES g. JFHEATT II
o ,si.l4Js .aboog sir So SAMUEL IRWIN, -
my31:td1,iE - = 10 g m Special Commissioners.
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tPUisiL.1o REsoLl.U5TTos-No. 90

JOINT RESOLUTION relAtiveto pay staH officers Of
The L eutenant General
~ resolved by the Senate and House Of Repres
nsntatVea Of the United states of America In Con-
gress assembled, ThAtthe stan officers on the stan
OF me Lieutenant General shall BIO entitled to res
ceiTs the same pay, enoluments and allowances ISS
stan otneeFs OF the same grade on the stan Of corps
eommanderss the same to take effect from the day
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-membef OF Uongres1 Tor the State OF Illinois BY
the State at large. a 2 gCg
Be It resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-.
BenattIet Of the United States Of America In Con.
groge @sembled That In the election or RepTeSen-
tatiyes 90 Congress from the State Of Illinois, the
Gddtional Representative SLOWED to said State by
an get entitled can act fixing the number OF the
Houge Of Representatives from and after the third
day OF March; eighteen hnndIed and Aixty-thrss,r
approved March fourth, eighteen and sixty.
two may be elected by the Slate large, until tho
said state 6hah be districted by the Legislature
lRhlth Said statS & nov SMITH ID 81 iA1t. 6s6fi
silApproVed, Nay 20, 1964.TA0 ~ tIIFlt1 = |
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grill syI1I ! { 81
80 q gAk 2. ,6EtfGiAI4!. .'h . s5 -
LAWS OF THE UNITED ST A1rs
Passsd at lie FFrst SesSioE of tie atirt W
illw 1sdi .aiaossiglsthi QoHgrsss. ~ y. II -

nlN Isd1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =! -, - =
ts-s--==s35.i fssln 1i5 81 s.tF- 81
Sd; u t,sirzss fPubuoG6. so.l :, g
E171o69 Tor the reIief OF the eitEen9 Of Denver IN
~, ! the Territory Of COLORADO. o3sLlif i
Mt enacted I5T the Senate and House Of Repre-
5sntatiTss Of Ihe United Of america IN Con.
'sAn oct for the relief cttzons
81 town. upon the lands Of the United States under
eI1to6n hundred and forty.fouF, be 90 6xtanded q
toadth0Ifzo the probate judge of ArapahoV o0un-
~, IN the Territory OF Ooloradof5to eatoTS at the
minimum price; In trust for the SsEeraluSe and
beneaE Of tho Eightfui occupants OF aid land and
the bona ddg owners Of the improvements thereon,
according to their respective interests the follow
ing legal bubdiVisiohg Of land orrsuch portions
thereof are settled and actually occupied for town
purposes blythe town Of Denver Aforesaid, To Wit:
Section number thirty three and the vest half Of
three, south OF range number Bixty-eight west Of
the SIKH principal meridian: Provided, however.
That there GaiI be n served from such sale and
entry such blocks lotA In the town Of Denver as
ds:ig1Ssd By Sc cSSHi..ionoF q Dc General
Sec 3! Ana b &c further enacted, ,Thdt In an
pects g1eppy - herein modified, the exefution OF
the foieSpt6g shall be controlled BY the
teen and forty four, and the riel Tsgu.
latiOnS Of the ComtniAaioner Of the General Land
Approved, May 2s 1854. ,i '.t4' ..i tle -
tPuBLIo-No. s1.I 1'.'a.s 80 f {eSi
Az Ac4 to proyidefor. the paymentof the claims Of
Peruvian citizens, under the convention between
the United States and Peru, Of the 18th Of Janu.
airy, 1883. i4A saules assaT-:J i:sdgaI.J
Be it eua6tediby the Seuate and House Of Repre-
sentatiyes Of the United States Of American Congress
asSembledg That for the purpose of dsshaTging the
obligations Of the United States, under the eonven
ton with Peru, the twelfth Of January LAST there
be paid to Stephen G. Montana, or to his lea repre-
BentatiVeS, IN The current money Of the Uuitsd
States, the or forty thousand seven hundred
and eighty two dollars and thirty cents; and
to Juan del CdrmG1 VergeI his legal representa-
tIVes the sum of one thousand one hundred and
seventy 'narss In the silver money Of the United
States, equivalent, out ofAny money In the Tfea-
Approved, June !, 1854, Guile 's''~'it. .
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AN Acr iIirelatfon to franked matter.

Be It enacted BY, the Senate and Houls Of Repre-.
sentRtiVs Of the Omitted States of AmeEicA In Con-
Gress assembled, THAT All communication relating
to the official business Of the Department 70 which
they are addressed of whatever origin, addressed
the chiefs Of the several Executive Departmental
Of the Goysrnment, Or to such principal officers Of
each Executive Department, being heads Of bureaus
chief clerks, or duly authorized by the Post
master General to frank og:cIa matter, shall be re-.
. eiVed and conveyed by mail free Of postage with
out beinEendosed, official business" or the name o.
Approved, June I, 1884 --.,,..........,
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IpUpLIo R1soIuTioN-No. III laa7
RESOLUTION to provide for the printing Of otcisl
rep. rts Of the operations of the armies Of the
limited StRte1, - - - /.


rep .rts Of the operations of the armies Of the
united bIotebsuIt aHEd alf...ug u!llriE
Resolved by the senateand House of Represents
tiVes Of tho United States Of America in Congress
assembled That the g. cretary of War be and he rs
hereby directed to furnish che Superintendent of
Public Printing with copies of all such eorresponf
dence, by 70 egraph or otherwise, reports of COM
mAnding oficerR, and. documents of every deBeripi
ton in relation 70 the existing rebellionS 20 be
first day of Decembery eighteen hundred and sixty,
70 the present time and during the continuance Of
said rebellQn which may be, IN his opinion, proper
TO be published with said correspondence, reports
and documents (which ShalI be arranged In their
proper Chronological order. e rGia. l.a.fI-z,
Sec, 2. And be Ut further resolved, That the Sul
perinIendeHt Of Public Printing shall to be
printed Tin to the usual number) ten thous!
and copies of such correspondence, reports and doc
bs) eight hundred oetGNo pages each, which hhaiI
be distributed by the Secretary Of the Senate rs
follows, to Wit: five hundred copies to the War De.
partment; one complete copy to each State library
OF every state in the UniOn and i've complete cop
les to public libraries in each Congressional district
Of the United sates to be desgnated by the Repre-
sentatiVes OF the present Congress from such 10,
trIct; and the remaining copies three thousand shall
be for the use Of, members of the present Senate
aud six thousand for tn of members of pnesl
ent House of Representatives. zs.u.,9 cod
Sec. And DO it further resolved, That It shall
also be the duty Of the Secretary of War to cause
complete ind x Of the matter contained In each
volume to beprepRred and inserted therein. 5.ii
Sec. T.. And be It further resolved That all reso-
buttons adopted by either House of Congress- at its
present sesson, drectrg the printing Of any of the
correspondence, reports and documents, as above
Contemplated, be and the same are hereby recinded
Approved, Mag 10, 1884. IN Ilf
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