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U. 1910 bonds

These Bonds are issued under the Act OF
Congress of March Sth, 1864 which provides
that all Bonds issued under this Act shall be
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by or under any
sta g or municipal authority. Subscriptions
to these Bonds are received in United States
notes or notes of National Banks. They are
TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN, at the pleasure
of the Government, at any period NOT LESS
THAN TEN NOR MORE THAN FORTY YEARS from
their date, and until their redemption FIVE
PER CENT. INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN
| COIN, on bonds of not over one hundred dol
lars annually al d en- all other Bonds semi
annually. The interest is payable on the
first days of March and September in each
year.
Subs bscribers will receive either Registered +
Coupon Bonds, as they may prefer. Register
ed Bonds are recorded on the books of the
U. S. Treasurer, and can tc transferred only
on the owners order. Coupon Bonds are
pay able to bearer, and are more convenient
for commercial uses.
Subscribers to this loan will have the option
| OF having I44elf bonus IRA" interest," lIoin
March lst, by paying the accrued interest in
coin-for III United States notes, or the notes
of National Banks, adding fifty per cent. for
prenIium,) or receive them drawing interes;
from the date of subscription and deposit.
As these Bonds are
EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR
STATE TAXATION,
their value is increased from one to three pei
cent. per annuml, according to the rate of tax
Ilevies in various. parts of the country.
At the present rate of premium on gold they
lpay
OVER EIGHT. PER CENT INTER
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Administrators Notice.

2 Notice is hereby given, that the subscribe
as, on the 11th day of May, 1854, appoint
ed by the Probate Court of Monroe County
Ohio, Administrator Of the Estate Of Rober
J. Blacklsdss, deceased.
DAVID BLACKLEDGE,
June /, 1S64-3w. pd. Admir-.
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EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR
OVER EIGHT PER CENT INTER.

in currency, and are of equal convenience as
a permanent or temporary Investment.
1t is believed that no securities offer so
great inducements TO lenders as the various
descriptions of U. S. Bonds. In all other
forms of indebtedness, the faith ability of
private parties stock companies or separate
eommunit es only is pledged TO, payment,
while for the debts of the United States the
whole property of the country is holden to
secure the payment of both principal and
interest in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums
from $50 up to any magnitude, on the same
terms and are thus made equally available to
the smallest lender and the largest capitalist.
They can be converted into money at any mo-
ment, and the holder will have the benefit OF
the inte est.
1t may be useful to state in this connection
that the total Funded Debt of the United
States ON which interest is payable in gol6,
on the Sd day of March, 1864. was 1858, $685.
| 600. The interest on this debt for the com
ing fiscal year will be S4s ,937, ,l26, while the
customs revenue in gold for the current fiscal
|
year, ending June 5Oth, 1864, has been So far
at the rate of over Sloo, o,OOo,ooo per annum
1t will be seen that even the present gold
revenues of the Cove nrnent largely in excess
of the wants of the Treasury for the payment
of gold interest while the recent increase of
the tariff will doubtless raise the annual re-
ceipts from customs on the same amount of
importations, to $50 100000 per annum.
Instructions to the National Banks acting
as loan agents We're not issued from the Uni
ted States Treasury until March %, but in
the first three weeks of April the subscriptions
averaged more than TEN MILLIONS a WEEK.
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank ofCincinnati. O.
Third National Bank Of Cincinnati, O.
Fourth National Bank Of Cincinnati, O.
First National Bank of Cleveland, o.
Second Nation al Bank of Cleveland, O
And by All National Hanks
which are depositaries of Public money, and
all "A
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND
ef BANKERS
country, (aeing as agents o
.he National Depository Bonks,) will furnish
further information ON application and
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| s hereby given, that nay wife Margaret
/ Stephen, has lest my bed and board With
ont just eanse. All persons are notified not
to trust or harbor her nay aceeunt a.
do not intend to pay for anything furnis bed
her. ANDREW STEPHEN.
May Is, 1s64-4w. ed.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, THAT the subscriber
was, on the 26th day Of May 1854 ap.
pointed by the Probate Court Of Monroe
County, Ohio, administrator Of the Estate Of
David Vapnest, deceased.
wM. WORKMAN, Adn's. +.
June S, lS64-3w.
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Settlement accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
~ accounts are on file, and will be for hear
ing in the Probate Court of Monroe County
Ohio.
Thursday June 18th, 1864
J. b. Oblinger and r. C. Miles, Administra
tors of John f. Bidenharn ..... Final
John NJ. Angus, Administrators of Rebec-
ca angus .Flnal
John B. Noll, Administrator of Jo-
sephus and Clafinda Cox. ....... Final
Mary ]. Eddy, Administrator Of Moses
Iuuy,. .Flnai
John J. Egger, Administrator of Mary
heyser. t1nal
Benjamin Rouse, Guardian of Lewis
Gates heirs rs...-......... ...... Partial
] OBJ Stackhouse, Guardian of Robert
Slack's heirs. .... ...... Partial
Margaret Kennady, Guardian Of James
Kennady's heirs irs....... =. Partial
John Cox, Guardian Of Josephus Cox's
heirs. rs.............. .......... Partial
w. L. SINCLAIR,
May Is, 1S64-3w. Probate Judge
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special Term.

WHEREAS, it is. provided by statute, thai
any Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas
within this State, shall have power to appoint
and hold Special Term of said Court in any
County Of his subdivision, when the same
shall in his op inion be necessary. And it ap-
pearing to be necessary, it is therefore order
ed that a Special Torn of said Court be held
within and for the County of Monioe, in the
State of Ohio, commencing on
Tuesday, July 10, 1864.
Done at Cambridge, Ohio, April II, 1864.
1o-.fF "a John, W. f0KEY, .,<
itsyl1h Judge of said Court.
certify that the foregoing is true copy
Of the original order now on file IN my Office
DANIEL WALTON,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, Ohio.
April 20, 1864.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Guardians Sale.

DY order Of the Probate Court of Menrot
ID County, Ohio, we will offer for sale en tn,
premises, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and o'clock P. NJ. on the
First day Of July, 1864,
the following premises situate in Monroe
County Ohio, to wit:
The south west quarter of the north east
quarter Of section twenty nine, of township
five, of range six, containing forty acres, more
or less.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third cash in hand,
one third in one gear, and one third in two
gears from dag of sale; deferred payments to
secured to the satisfaction of said Guardians
and to draw interest from date.
s MARY BENNINGHAUS
HARMON BENNINGHAUS,
June l, 1S64.-4w.
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Legal Notice.

John C. Trem3ly, Adm:nist rator of the Estate
of Charles Andrews, Deceased.
against
James Andrews, John Andrews and others
h, the Probute Court of Monroe County
Ohio.
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
rjNO Sarah Daniels and her hus band, Han riet
L Ann Daniels and her hus band and Jemima
Trenbly, who are heirs of Delilah Trembly
deceased.
You are hereby notified, that on the 7th
day of April A. d. 1864, said Administrator
filed his pesfsien ia the Probate Court of Mon
roe County, Ohio, aforesaid, the object and
prayer of which petition is-to obtain an order
of said Court for the sale of the following
Real Estate of which Charles Andrsws, (your
Grsndfather) died. seized, to pay the debts OF
said Estate, to Wit:
The west half of the north west quarter OF
section thirty six, of township four, of range
four; and that said petition will be for hear
ing i'll ssf& Court on the 18th day os Nay,
A. d. 1864.
JOHN G.. TREMBLY.
Administrator of Charles Andrews, Decd.
April Is, 1S64-4w.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

NOTICE IN PARTITION.
N. BurKhead, Deborah Burkhead, Azure
lie Burkhead, Emma Burkhead, Sarah H
Burkhead and William Fl. Burkhead, of.th,
State of Ohio, and Eliza J. Fowls and Isaa,
Fowls her husband, OF the State of Indiana
will taee notice that J. Jhn VI. Burkhead, did
on the 9Th day of Iune 1864, file his petition
in the Court of Common Pleas, of Monroe
County, Ohio, asking for the partition of the
following Real Estate, to wit: The north east
quarter OF section number ~ two, township
90 six, and raI.ge 60 six. Said petition will
be fsr hearing n. the next term of the Court
of Common Pleas.
AMOS & PASSMORE,
June 8, lS6I-6w. Attys foI Petitioner.
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Pay Up! Pay Upn'

A LII persons knowing themselves indsbteao
a TO the firm of Sinclair & Baker, are re-
qoested to make immediate payment as long,
er indulgence cspnot be given.
SINCLAIR & BAKER. S,
Feb. II, lS64--tf.
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Farm for SaIe.
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the suBscribsr
was, on the 3rd day of May, 1854, appointed
by the Probate Court of Monroe County.
Ohio, administrator of Thomas White. de-.
ceased. *
STEPHEN HRNTHogN, Adm'r.
May IL, 1s64.-3w. pd.
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JOHN W, CAROTIEERS,
WOODSFYELD, OHIO.

HOUSE PAINTING, GLAZING, GRAINING
PAPER HANGING, LETTERING, READY
MIXED PAINTS OF ALL COLORS,
ca Done and prepared in the most fashion.
able styles, and on the shortest rc!iee,
Oct. l6, lS61.-1y.
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kenins exchange for this paper

~ altJ ta tltli'tZ
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-08-18

RAsPBERRIBs- AND BLAeKBERRIEs-
Prepare them for future crop.-Ths
old canes have about performed their
duty, and the new shoots are aspiring
to overtop their parents. Remember
that the next years crop will depend
entirely upon these new canes. To
insure vigorous growth, cut out all
the old ones as soon as the fruit has
been gathered-they would never
bear again-and unless an increase
of stock is wanted. cut out portion
Of the weak canes of the present
year. This will throw all the growth
into the remainder, and secure strong
shoots for future fruiting. They are
often left too crowded. If in large
hills four feet apart, four raspberry,
or three blackberry canes are quite
sufficient for hill. We prefer them
in drills. to be trained upon q trellis,
with single canes Of raspberrfes Is
inches, and blackberries 20 inches
distant, the rows four feet apart for
raspberries, and six feet for black
berries. On rich ground, well tend
ed, the growth win be sufficient to
I'LL the trellis, v hich need not be more
than two wires or Stats in hight
Whsn too aspiring, nip eff the shoot
at a reasonable hight, 10 indnce. side
branches. This. will make MIMI
,atare tree, which with the the Lawton
blackberry. has been known to pro-
duce six and even eight quarts per
cane. Do not head back after the
Erst ofApgpst. else the late growth
ww.ii :.oa aaraea sa1lsleally TO stAnA
the Winter
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Notice..

T WILL pay each for any quantity Of old
i CoIrer delivered at my Tin shop on
Second st ,et, below The Public Sqnsre, CALI
polls, Ohio. =
CHARLES SANDERS
Nav 70. 1864
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Always on Hand,

Always ON Hand,
ALMONDS,
BRAZILS.
PEA NUTS.
FILBERTS,
R ISINS,
COVE OYSTERS
CANDIES.
GUN DROPS.
CHEWING WAX,
BUTTER SCOTCH.
FRENCH KISSES,
COMMON KISSES
CANNED PEACHES,
CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED CORN,
CANNED PEAS.
BRANDY PEACHES
ASSORTED JELLIES,
SARDINES,
CATSUP.
PEPPER SAUCE,
LEMON EXTRACT
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
VANILLA EXTRACT,
At wholesale and retail. hy
c. 4 A. HENRING.
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AlndefieS.
suffers, Goods.

A LMONDS. Or. Nuts. Pea Nuts. FIlberts,
~ Raisins. Cove Oysters, Lobsters, Com
mon Candles, Fancy Candies. Gum Drops,
Gh-wing Guano, Canned Fruits, Sardines,
Catsup, Pepper Sauce. Lemon aud Vanilla
Extracts. For sale in quantities 10 suit
d. s. FORD d BRO.
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Teas,

lN UNPowDER. Imperial. Young HysOn
W and Oolong Teas. in half chesfss csttIes
any quantity. D. s. FORD & BRO.
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Wanted.
BuiIding Materials.

Cash. Doors, Nails cf all sizes, White
- Lad. LIns-ed Oil, sA Putty, For sale
at the store, corner Court and Third street
D. S. FORD 4 BRO
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stone Fruit Jars,

OF the b-st quality, with g 0rks an
" cans, for sale by,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18
RnIfIs 1neit.nr.

The speeiai soETe=gsedza. 81 he PhuE-
es!phis lEgrtrsr vtites Irsn ne float a
tolloEs
'Tse re6+i prizoSsss e4plarei rithiu
ibs past four dsya are e1a.:srssd Il al ooeo
Geld sbo1; hEe niles ssath Of Prsderiekz
ooFg- Tksy are 50 nanerCus that az =
9lst@1ee 1hey hare Ibs apDeAzases CT =
disilioa Of Euldisrs, ready 70 % moved FOs-
EArd into seton A strong guard sur
Foands TbsD. ard 50 fzrz= \ space OF
greuud 40 they oeeuPy, thAi 1, taks- near
y = rEgissat Ct msa 70 keep zuxrd oJe-
them
-Eze5 division # the aiisrsst ayBT
e5rPz have temporary hospitals esseg-d
EbsaE ts0 EIles IL t5e rear Of GenErai
HsloqG=rsEr=. NE0bsriesx TENS have
tssr erected TOR tie accommodation c. The
@sas1ec. sCd re different rOa,es iesdisg
% thsu are Elis5 with smbalareez, co.,
IsiDi,g he saEefsrs by the fierce eosAieI
OF tse EorHicE- The panbsr OF EoaEded
- 80 great IbaI Cot eu5uzh AnbalEress
axe a hand 70 convey ali from the battle
Bed % he sezPitais, AID ecDssQa gently
Baggage UaEoDs- aHmnniIion vagoaz, sid
various oth=E nsOdEz Of Conveyance sre re-
zoEted 70 20 beer % ths 9ouadsd 70 the
dIdsEeui qszrTe.s.
"a! Sho are able 10 walk sre lkresSinR
ibEiE Esy fEon the front To the rear AMI
afgeniiy iuqairioR the Iees non Of the hos
gitais OF their respective divisions. Am-
P1tshoos OF legs asd anna are hourly oe-
cnrEesees. spd tie Surgeons are al pnessat
stsong ibe bosissr men IL The srny.-
'ThopEsncs Of the wounded afe being traRs.
tsEEed 10 fredericksburg. where Sney are
temporarily qazrteFed 10 Ibe ztoEes ard
even Private dEeiIiog houses. previous e
btiog sest Ho:;h by way OF Belle Plain,
%otra IF7szPerIS are 10 FradIEess TO CONVEX
item 10 Washisgron aud other points noEt6.
Siany OF the slightly sounded are s@lkinR
70 Precerieksburg, tairIeen miles distant
from the bz'lIe field, sud they can be seen
strung AL aioag toe Fost.
"A piece Of strategy Of General Lee vas
disPiays1 during ice day which, ii IL had
o-sn carried into EGceessfuI effect, would
nave rnatsrlzlly derabged the plans OF Gen,
Gram. He had beea uassioR treops IN
from Of our esUtre for the purpose of b.eAk.
'sg cur line Of battle AZ that poi1t, and AZ
= eng. Lad sent tEO rrsg4des Of inGanlry
TO make Decentralization on our right. 10
order to draw the zltenIiou OF Gen. Graol
TO tnat Point. II so happened lhat botb
rival GsneraIs had conceived the same ides
At tbs same iims, for both we're zlrsnetn
snIog their centres for an assault"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18

TuERE is a general re.opening of the
fountains OF the popular heart, with large
offerings of money aud work, for the relief
OF the wounded iu the late battles. Sur
geOns are Fastening to the hospitals cities
and towns are sending agents, loaded with
hospital stores and Clo'bingi the sewing
societies are at work again aud money is
literally offered by those who have ii to
give. The Philadelphia board Of brokers
have given $1,000 each to the sanitary aud
Christian commissions, and subscriptions
are literally making 10 all our oi,ies for
the relief of the wounded. The agents Of
the associations are actively providing
nurses aud supplies of all sorts, aud the
government officers are also credited with
unusual PrOmPtueSs in the same work.
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SoMe1nIxo b. 10 ~ nnrlu I'M !. -.

sONEraISo big 10 the party line lie com.
ing. The Ner0 Era, the Washington Ere.
mont paper, announces Osacularlyiu double
loaded type that it has "suficien, author.
ity for saying that m announcement will
soOu be made of such means of concentrat.
Ing the republican vote upon a candidate
for the presidency, aud under auspices an
sure to command public confidence tina,
all fears OF drifting into the certain defea,
which awaits the attempt 10 perpetuato the
present weak and unsuccessessful admin.
istFetiOn may be dismissed" This is
tremendous. 1t beats the Philadelphia war
dispatches out aud out. What can it be
that is about to hsppeu3 Perhaps ssna.
tor POmerOy has made up his mind to ran
for the presidency himself. That would be
4 settler.
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uutehias No. re ap,. o,l.sT., T

Antehias No re aEc u;leTs, Ohio e.,n,4y
Kelley. HoiOEay CO, a utzrz. In Cb.s scet
\ hhhF AS, by decree OF the CiIcuit Court x
~ Ohio county, GEIE pronounced and ent-Te,i On
the 4'h Gay o. Apr 1854, IN the above e-titIe5
eaHse, i as, amongst Ulher things orders-i N n
the sid cause be rsferrsd 10 AIor 20 IoTinp a s;i
On appointed for the purpose 70 asesr
-lst The smoG4ts respectively due the creditor.
nehti-ned n the sHid des1 II lltl May, 1855 sb
ing the ascuh. pa each Of them or, 1000 y,
the d. BIS mentioned thereiG, by EboU1 aud -
paid 'N' ana Enen
I'D. An acsO1u: 81 lie nett prof q f,,,. ,,,.,
carsief on By the defendant, A WILSON kali. ~,
der the and contract Of safe hSt,s y ',i uo
hoioEay Cos and him, said A. Wilson EsIIS% y
M, is2t Died with ompiainsnts'
Glli a. an sGst5t 80 i5i MT only prior 10 the ~
ociobsTr 1ssSs but subselrent thereto 80, - sG =
iine Oh tie sale hereinafter ordered and ts.eSsJ
showing tue fnll account of the entire b1';rsS
required b. the terms Of the sail h a. "a =
| OF sole Ct The .6th November, 1851. 4 Gun 'tact
-. An account OF the RmOnn due the firm NJ
merry hoil'HaS Co., under the safd IesIo 80
contract Of sAI- OF the 18th Novem6er Is57 Sno
ior goods mat rials, Aceoants, or otber3t. 81
paid. Oseu applied OF
18th. An account Of the seyera, debt, Of me a.
y hei'ey' Holloway Co, sing TO whom 5ns
when ayabs, AID he order and prioriiv m ,Si.S
they are elaTgeabe upon the proceedS Of ms
hereinafter directed, and GpOn the monsyS az .ls
niSh may be found due by the defendant a. VII
18th An account of the several arn,,,,, ~, =
the sald A. Wilton Kelley, on the aid debts ~
each payment was utade :" Nnonn
@6tn. n aerOdat of the payment. mad, -,
tho sale Of tbs n october 1855 he ~ - ltIIsE
son Kelley TO defendant z Jfeeb tFtist ~ e. IN ~
cEealiofs mentioned In said desd Of IIth Nav. Is5
EhoWtbg 70 whom and when eGeh uaT,sS ~ A9sIS1
made, aud the amount thtTsoE' '--'"s was
ASd me q Aionzo Lortng having declined N
sc me duties Of ead appoint nenf IindsS 1t
slid decree. the Ead cause by desTs se
S ESd thsrein by said court on the 18Th dsT n Sy
y - Gss feierrta 10 the undeniEned one of tI3s
- Of the said Court. who e Stbsitte
20 All the rights, PONers, duties aud
o. Lhs sAld sPvciA Commissioner under aaij az
aeeIef; w.lh tnstruGtisns to tase AID re[4 1ts
toned i, cree. Ht<t aooFe men
a In Pgrsg.nee Of aid dserees thaI proceed Al
h stv street IN lhs city OF Wheeiing OLD
and report the several accounts ordered bIsJJ -
cree hrEt above Feeited " sAia de'
Wheeling, Ma, 10. 1884, = = c4 oaSii. Err,
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TsE Eugiish climate sut tie Esglizh
styie OF living ,sod 20 obesity, sd !; baz
become s;ady Ei.b tbs yefs f4s as and
their doctors oves there nov. 30 grSu ltau.
a good many recipes are gf5ss with more
or iz<s zathen,ie4iIoa Of ,hsir success IN
pE-ct'ee- Bat the esse .hst has aurAeted
mest affection in the Eogllsa journals IS
that Mr. Beating, VIA kept psr=i=tently Eal
aaa grsz fa;;es op a Iigh. diet of bread
snd mix and sugar. aad for vho=s troubles
neither exercise. Turkish baths, Bor any
other Of the popular re@ediss gave the
slightest relief. Finally be changed his
dies, aDd lived as solioEs, aud Is grsEise
iess sud strong daily
.'Por breakfast" says Mr. Bsulirg, spesi
ing OF bis reformed bsbiis, Il now take
foas or ave ounces of beet, matIo1, kid
ueys, bFoiied fsh, bzesn, or cold meat Of
any kind except pork; q large cup Of tea
without mix OF sagss,) iiiIle biseuTt, or
cns ounce of dry Toast. Por dinner. Eve
or SIX ounces Of auy fish except ssi:uoD.
asy meat except pork, 4Iy vegetable exec t
pn'aIO, one ounce o. dry toast, freit oui d
a pudding, any kid of poultry or game,
4ua 'To or three glasses Of sherry. elars,,
OF ulsoeria-ehaInpagne, port. zBc beer
iofoiddeu For tea. ggB ct three ounces
OF iF5I'r rask or TAO. sLS a cuo OF tea
Without milk or sugar For snppsr, taree
or four Ounces OF NEST ot ESQ, -igailar 10
dinner, EI,h glass or izz6 o. eiAE+t 70,
nIgrfe=P e. il required. number OF greg
tGin' Wni=Eyr or bEaHay Eiibo0t sugar. or
q GAS or '~o Of eiaset AID zherry.'
Rather suoaIsnsisi iiyiog ,ha, 10 grow
poor eEi Bu: The readsr .iI! observe N 3
small allowance of bread, aud tie absence
OF milk sugar sra bussrr-s very Fat-
stsf1an proportion OF sack U bread .-snd
herein We suppose lies what virsae 1t has.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-18

sEvERaL members of Congress made
speeches at Cooper Institute, Eew York,
Prid4y evening, 10 favor Of tue re. election
ofPrsgidsnt Lincoln. Senator Doolttle Of
Wisconsin, Representatives Arnold Of Iii.
81. and Green Clay Smith Of Kentucky,
and General Richard Ogleoy Of Illinoi-,
wsrs fhe Speakers. Tns meeting seens To
have been q Congressional aH4ir altcgeth-
ca. We dsnur u these attempts 70 m1-
nipuis,o public opiuiou Mr. LiucOin's
strength is with the people. Tue move
mont for his denomination is genuine
aud spontaneous. Tne Washington poll.
ttstnns do not seem to understand it,usith-
eF those VINO are for nor those against him,
and they 10 on plotting aud laying their
wires just az il they could control the mat
ter. rhey arc mistaken, aud the friends
OF Mr.. Lincoln at Washington should know
that tbsir strength is III keeping STILL
Party machinery aud strategy will damage
SIR. Lincoln's prospects rather than help
them. Aud the little Congressional plots
against him are looked upon with psrfcc,
c"nt'mP; by the people. They are no, fol
Mr.. Lincoln's re election because the,
think him the greatest and best man In thu
party or the country. but because the.
know they can elect him, and feel no sucl
confidence in the success ofany other can
dida'e, because they think he hns earne,
reelection by honest and faithful ser
vice, aud because there are manifest reu
sons why his re election will have lii
most desirable moral effect both at bom
aud abroad. The people will be repre-
sented Mt Baltimore, and will have no diai
Guilty in raying whom they want for tn
next President. The members of Copgre.
had better attend to their own duties, an
lot President making alone.