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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27

Trust MT your lives, or health. To fine .,
SSnlearned aud worthless PTetendeTs. dsstItuts ~
sto Mans or character who ooPy Dr. John
pers, regularly Educate Pbvsirs53. :" , w
81 Curing they keep you trifine month amer
@ y. Iakine their hlthy and poisonous compoupI.
N despair, leave you with ruined ueSlth H. sicS,
o'S 6, S9 our own gaining Disappointment. 'e'
NJ: S2n9ston y the only Physician advertising
or5es 'Eeaeh1iais or diplomas always hang IL his
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
saE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
RltA1faO NbiYrPL AORwaERE
CURE Gam BE OBTAINED. a

QUACKERYaH n UVA T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27

Ever Awarded to Sewing Ari,hinss in nlipc
kVlHESB Machines were AWARDED the Highest Pre-
miums, over all competitors, for the Best Pam.
ny Sewing Machines, the at Manufacturing Ma.
nee, and the BestAiaehine York, at the following
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-27
Railg suttlligeutet
oFFI6IAL.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED sTAfBF
Passed al. Tie. Eat ,SsssiOF Of ne n h;y, /.
y - - eigttk eongtess. =.
fPuR1lo-NS. io.1

: Az ACT .amepdatory Of ,anH Supplementary
10 .sA1 act 10 psoSidd etr0'uie courts tor
the districts q California and Oregon.
aud for othrt purposss,' pptoved March
1hird, eigbteeh huodred aud sixty-three.
Be it enacted b tie Senate add House
OF Representatives. OF the United States of
America il Congress assembled. That the
term of the circuit court of the United
States tor the districts in California sha1
be held 10 the city of San Francisco 10
said State, on the 6rst Monday Of Rsbyp-
airy, aud On the second MOnday q, june,
and on the frst Monday OF Ootpher, Qs
each year; and in the city of AopfsrRS,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26

THE dead lock in the Pennsylvania Sem
ate continues. The Democrats will not
receds unless the Republicans. give them a
share in the organization. The latter, true
to their revolutionary instincts, are en-
deavoring to seize the organization by main
force. To accomplish their object the Re-
publican speaker Of last year claims that be
acts as chairman until the Senate elects a
regular speaker. There is neither law,
reason nor precedent for this extraordinary
~assurpation; but, nevertheless the Republi.
cans are boldly carrying their project
through Surely this is the most uuscru
pulous party that ever appear d in this
country. IL this state they did not scruple
~ bribs a corrupt Democrat to organize
The Assembly; while in the Pennsylvania
Senate, without a shadow of right, they
seize upon the organization by force, and in
fragrant ard confessed violation Of law and
precedent. -- 20
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26

The World doubts the wisdom after two
years experience, of moving on to Rich
mond according to the play ventilated by
the Times. 1t thinks, too, that,
1.-THE bloody disasters under Pope, un-
aerAB urnside, under Hooker, and the whole
expense of maintaining and recruiting the
Army of the Potomac for two years. will
i've In history as monuments of the obsti
nate persistence of Mr.. Lincoln in attempt
ing to discredit the strategy of 9 general
whom be had been bounded on by radicals
to displace. And now he is compelled to
resdept that very strategy The blood of
all brave men who have. been uselessly
eSlAughtersd since he 5caused aits abandon
msnt cries from the ground against bim.-
saWhere are these thy brethren ? Vast not
thou their keeper2 History will set upon
the man who caused the needless and APP
'paning sacrifices q mark as indelible as
. Was ever fxsd npon one who from motives
Of jealousy shed his brothers blood."', -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26
Mcclellan Club.

~ Our suggestion, some days ago, for the
organisation Of 3 'tittle Mack" Club IN u
the O,ty Of wheeling, has been received in
,nths serye44b.st spirit, and all tbes issnow
needed for its successful organization and
operstionSis for someof our best and sound
81 Conservative citizens to take the lead
Tverythirg is ripe for it, and unless the best
class of o~urypeopls desireto hang on to the
j. eoat-tails Of, and play s~econd-dddie TO- a
knot Of Radicals of one or the other ex
,rsmes during the coming unprecedentedly
Important national canvass, thsg must at
once move in this matter. We will see WHIT
has the moral courage to do right in the
face of theS'Sworid. the flesh, and the de,
.-L.. LF n .|.r e.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26
North Carolina-..Goy. Vance.

The news from North Carolina, that Gov
Vance, of that State, has called q State
Convention t., secede from the Southern
Contederacy, must not be appraised at too
high q value. In the first place, it comes
t. us by way of Boston, and Boston is in
the habit Of so c~oloring and over colorir z
occurrences of that kind to suit the New
England meridian that one %instinctively
receives them with mistrust. That the
popular feeling in the Old North State is,
indeed, reused to a pitch Of frenzy almost,
there can be no name of doubt; we had
evidence of it yesterday, in the extracts
from the Ra:iegbjournals ;hutthe talk of tie
Boston writer about Gen. Buffers receiv-
ing an enthusiastic welcome" there, if he
would only come, must be taken, to say the
least of it, cum franc sails.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26

An Intelligencer CorrespOn,
dent Disgfacefully Dismissed
Tor Giving Encouragement t.
the Enemy, ..'-rr. .
From the New York Herald.

"HsApcuARTEas WEST VIRGINIA, Jan. %
yJesss Harris, Sheriff Of Randolph coun-
IT,, West Virginia, who was seriously
wounded by Jackson's forces last fall, taker
prisoner and paroled, is TO Re released from
-his parole by the rendition Of A G. Snyde;
Of Greenbriar county, who was captured
by G$neaIAyefilrs forces in October last,
THIS case has been the cause OF much yex-
alton between the Commissioners for Ex
change Of Prisoners andG overnors Boreman
and Letchsr. .s ga oy
Cumberland to day in consequence Of the
drumming out Of camp ola private of the
Ffty-fouIth Pennsylvania Volunteers, con
victed of being a com non tibet.
i 4, lnquiry having been made of General
Kelley through General Halleck, by the
Secretary of the Treasury, as to wbatpart
or if any part of West Virginia the present
trade regulations may be relaxed in or
entirely removed, General Kelley replied as
follows - NJ g.saa
Telegram from the General in Chief Just
rectted IN my judgehsntthe trade regu.
lations established by the government, af-
ofectiDg, the, States in insurrectlon, should
S6aHhtteit sboiishsdin all Of Test Va. Iyang
west Of the Allegheny MOUNTAINS. The
military surveillance exercised by our
troops at the outposts in. the mountains
prevents merchandise from passing within
the enemey'slfnes or into other assrcts.
To accomplish this purpose / presume it to
b the object Of the government in estab
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26

Captain A, J.,Lydd, Third regiment vir.
siuia mounted infantry, 10 dismissed from
lebs service for writing an ipdiscreet com
munic.tion to the editors Of the Wheeling
LteAigsncsr, and whichcommunicstlon wa
published in said papssf thereby being the
meansI Of indirectly giving military fnior'
fnstiop, as also encouragement, to the enc
nv. 81 c;ornltrdsband information publish,
ed was nrrslation to the numerical strength
ana actions and tran,actionesof Gen. Aver
lips command. Z ssst tSoa4T ,ta.h ~
. Capt. Colin Springer, Fourteenth Penn
1ssyylyania. cavalry, tried on four charges
,csshiered,, and to be- kept in close connne
ment until be refunds certain amounts o.
money unlayfplly obtained and due to The
government.
First Lieutenant Amos g. Boyle, Fifty.
fourth PennsylvaInis Volunteers; First Lieu
tenant Henry Shults, Third Virginia regl
ment mounted infantry; First Lieutenant
John N. Fuson, Ninety'irst Ohio Volun
teers, and First Liestenant Jedediah &
Waldo, Tenth Virginia Volunteers, to bt
be dismissed the service. ,ist .s.s,l =.
Captain VIM. B. Smith and Captain II
Tibbalst,' TwelfthO hio Y >lunteers, cashiered
Weather to-day very moderate. l.9
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26
sThe National Democratic Con.
Sy00ttONS-

a. afmsetiDs Of the Nationsl Demo
Srss,c osmmittss, held 1t New York, II
ssks up,nipopay yossd that the next Ma
rSusi Hsmocr.tic con,sntion, for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for the
s6Dssas s.tss b fsla atohieago, illinois
eaN9Bary Jtly, 4,lss4 ::oItA..; -,
SM September " 1853 the number o.
,~adslesstss aSors each State was liked a.
q: ssssaauasllsa tie number of It's electoral votes,
AUGUSTUS BELMONT, Chairman.
30nfPRED o. PRINCE, Secretary. lW
saNNsrwn Yeosr, January u, 1854. I
TX, ri zM1 Democratic and conservative papers
respectfully requested to publish the :
~ .Sa~>sDlnl -rs.sr s9i1l ts' dra ~ Is
SSVvS: htG, bElyY sgs .LAaSN L14 - 5000 "
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26

When Gen. Morgan was on is recent
visit toRichmond, he went into the Libby
and there he met Gen. Dow, Being intro
duced to the Yankee, the rebel General
said smiling, Gen. Dow, I am very happy
to see you here; or, rather, I should say,
since you are here, I am happy to see you
looking SO well BOWS natural astuteness
aud Yankee ingenuity came to bis aid, and
he laiktyfepIee without apparent en-
bar1assment, General Morgan, l congratulate
you on your escape, but since you did I am
pleased tssee tbu here. ItPretty good this
on both sides!)
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26
Exciting Rumor.

The Paris (Ky.) Cshsenof Friday, says
We.bad a report upon our streets, on We'd
nesdayy last, that 2,40O rebel troops had en-
tered Eastern Kentucky, and 400 of them
had advanced to Salyersville, between 65
and 70 miles of this place on Saturday last
Raauuabr added that this advance had reached
Owingsville. Another rebel raid was, there
fore, the topic of talk during the day, but
We he heard nothing additional on yester.
day. -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26

WILSON speaks with lofty scorn Of any
critic suns on Massachusetts. No shafts
can reach her. We'll, We like to see the
conceit taken out of people who boast Of
uterior merits they don't possess. Massa-
ehusetts has great merits and great faults
When the latter are subtracted from the
former, she will stand tolerably we'll in the
world. No worse than her %neighbors, and
no better than she ought to b..
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26

bis EXcellency 0oVeTu0T OIHuicssS1 oe'
ing been addressed by a certain person who
either is a negro recruiting officer or would
be one, responds to. the individual as fol-
lows: ~ 80 5. "a go.
! JCoNMoNwEAITH OF KENTUCKY, ExEcU-
saf s' TIVE DEPARTMENT, FRANKFORT,
I, sol - December IA, 1863.
Can't. Edoard CahiN Recruiting Cold Troops:
SIX: Yours of the 10Th inst. informing
me that you2had been ordered to Kentucky
to recruit "free colored men" for the Army
of the United States, and asking my con-
sent for so doing, is before me. You do not
inform me by what authority you come to
Kentucky to recruit 'free colored men, !
know of no act Of Congress requiring such
service, nor lave | seen any order from the
War Department directingit it. On the con
trary. I am we'll assured that in Difference
to our peculiar position, and to avoid I'm
necessarily aggravating the troubles OF the
loyal men of Kentucky, the authorities at
Washington do not contemplate recruiting
"colored men, in Kentucky. We are ready
to fiji our quota from the "fr e. white cit
liens Of Kentucky. We will unhesitatingly
comply with the requisition for men to de-
fend our Government. We claim the right
to furnish from the citizens whose duty it
is to make that defence, and who are ready
to comply with the requirements of duty.
The duty OF defence devolves upon those
who enjoy the benefits of our Government.
From such we will fill the call upon us
We presume that WHITE MEN who owe the
duties of allegiance to the Government will
be accepted for it's defence. We will fur
nish them. II, therefore, you come to re-
cruit "colored men, for the benefit of Ken
lucky, we decline your services. If you
came to recruit for the benefit of another
State, we deny yonr right to do 80 and for
bid il. No State has the right under any
law or order to enter Kentucky to recruit
either white or ''colored" men. We do not
intermeddle with any State that chooses to
recruit ''colored' men within its our limits.
But no State that is not willing to meet
the measure of duty by contributing its
quota from its own population, shall be per
| mitted to shelter from duty behind the free
negro population of Kentucky.
We shall meet the call upon US without
enlisting eolored men, and your State, must
meet its call from its own white or { color
ed" men as may best suit its people, and
not assume to recruit either white or black
in Kentucky.
Yours, &C., THos. E. BRAMLETTE,
''' Governor of Kentucky.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26

sas TAr desperate and very,foolish effort OF
the htsUtgencsr to stir up bad blood and
create . collision at the polls, on yesterday.
die, not avail, The. election passed of
- quietly and good naturally, in the main,
and the incendiary appeals Of the radical
/. escribbler were treated with a just con-
IL tempt. tr.. s.taf .-. asL. s.-. -i s-.t
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26

: No MORE PAssEs BEYOND THE LINES
BY a special order from MAJOR General
Grant, no application need hereafter be
made at the Office Of the Provost Marshal
General for passes to 60 South of the Fed
eral lines, as none will be granted.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26
Time Of Holding State Fairs.

The Ohio State Fair will be held On the
18Th, 18th, 18th and 10th of September next
The Indiana State Fair will be held on the
Sd, 4th, 5th, 9th, 7th and 9th of October,
and the Illinois State Fair On the 18th, 18th:
l4th, 18th, 10th and 18th of September. b,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26
WIRE.

THE undersigned, DESTROYS Of closing up his
i business, with a view Of spending bis time in
the country, Offers for sale the following desirable
real estate, to wit. The Lot and Warehouse, cor
ner of Mulberry alley and Main street, now ocal.
pied by T Sweeney e Son. This Warehouse is
four stories high, slate roof, and is very substa n
TALLY built. Also, lots No. 3 and 4 in square 2,
fronting on Water street between Monroe st. and
Mulberry alley, on which is erected q two so ~
frame dwelling. Corner lot No. 100, on south 81 de
Zane street, East Wheeling. Lots No. 7s, 79, go,
81, 81, l0I and loo situated In North Wheeling,
corner of Main and Mcclure streets, being form Or
residence Of late Jonathan Zane. Bot No SO, ON
east side Of Main street, on which is erected 4
three story brick dwelling. Lots No IS, II, Is
and d with four two story frame dwellings on part
Of lots Is and II situated on West street, North
Wheeling. One half Of lot No. bs, East side Of
Main street situated between Washington and AS.
ams streets, with good two t2) story brick dwellisg
house. Lots No. AZ, 49, and twenty-five (22) feet
Of No. 45, on west side Of Main street, corner of
Main and Third streets, Centre Wheeling. North
half Of lot No. J., on 9Th street between Monroe
and Union streets, with a small brick house there.
on. Any Of the above property can be purchased
at private sale on or before the first Monday of
February, 1861, at which time the remainder will
be ofertd at public sale at the front door of the
Court House Of Ohio county.
dso2s-tds T. SWEENEY
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26
Harmony and Musical Composition.

~ Tuesday, January 18th, and Friday, January
formed at my room, . Glass for Instruction IN thoroush
s.s Harmony and AHHsoal Composition. An tnoss
DESTROYS Of learning 0R41HS and Science, arc tnv1fsdto
sttspd.
Room oven !, 8. Rhodes Store, sasAs4a3aros
ian. IL
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26

DIED, a.,.u
IN Cincinnati, on Saturday Jan. %, dfessr s. Sns,
in the Slst year Of his age. -
His funeral viii take place from the residence o bus
brother !. 3 linn, TO- DAY st ? O'Clock The friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26

.lishing andanforcing these tradaregnlations
and not to raise Q revenue from q harasseo
and impoverished people, whose loyalty mas
been tried by fire and sword and not f0ono
hsF KELLY, Bis.dsr General;
S1yefalco COURT martial commenced 81 oif-
fed Sc poll fthidths limits Of this de-
~ Vasst3s y iust lcppcludsd THAR Llssors::
xMons tie sentences approved by eeneraa
Kelley and enforced are the followiae:C,.
First Lieut., VIM. s. Spriggs, lloth onlo
kEeasseeess, forsateefiBg contemporaries o
~dlsrespectful language against the presiden,
of the United States dishonorably dismissed
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-26
Pointed Letter from Cover.
nor BramIette to a Negro Re-
- cruiting Officer. "a 5A .t.>f .a.

His Excellency Governor Bramlette, hav
ing been addressed by a certain person who
either is a negro recruiting officer or would
be one, responds to. the individual as fol-
w. lre u q it.j 20 ~ e.. y. .ls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21
Nr. Cissss kssss-s l5s.e ~ Nas 1btsrs1
Prss61tNAe - .ss'

Ar. clsss. ksste-s l5s.s ~ Nss l1ttsrsl
The following ore the Letters non Se6c
tary Chase to which 4bsrs allusion ivai
mads in our KortAsrn dates few GaJa snsAI
Il appears ukas, on the HDlh of January, Jae.
c. Hall, sn Ohio State Senator, wrote MI.
Chase that there was movement On foot to
indacs the Legislature of Ohio to nominate
Mr.. Lincoln for ra-eleeiion to the rresiden-
cr, and that Mr.. Chase should Inform him
(Mr. HalD or some other friend Of his views
ard position Ia regard to the Fresidsnoy.-
NJ. Chase replies Ia ths following letter.
which, IN Justice to him, ia now made public
hE the 1rst time:
WAsxysG eros, January IL.
ny Dear Sir: Tour kind mote is Just re-
se;ved. As II hiss been 30 long on the way I
have telegraphed ycu that will reply by
msil. At the instance OF many who think
taat the public interest would he promoted
by my election to the Chief Magis:racy, a
committee composed Of Senator'S, Re presen.
tstiyes, and citizens, has been organised here
to adopt measures to promote that Object
Ias committee, through . subcommittee,
Tse conferred with me, and have explained
TO tham the objections which seem to ne to
a1sst against any Eso of my name Ia that cor
s.ection. They have taken these objections
tato consideration, and assured me that they
think ought not to refiiso It's use have
consented to their wishes, assuring them.
however, that whenever any consideration
by them. or BY the friends Of our cause,
though entitled to weight, should Indicate
the sxpediency of any other course, no con-
siderstions of personal deiiescy should be
allowed to prevent its being taken III
kaow my own heart, I desire nothing 90
much as tho suppression of the rebellion,
and the establishment Of Union, order, and
prosperity on aure and safe foundations; and
should deepise myself if felt capable of
allowing any personal object | O influence me
tn any action which would affect, by any 10:
or title, injuriously the accomplishment Of
tuose objects, and 1t . aource Of real graft
6cation to believe that those who desire nv
nomination desire it on public grounds alone,
sDd will not hesitate to act in any matters
which may soncern me upon such grounds,
and upon such grounds only.
Cfcouiae, nncsE Ihase 6rcuDs.enses da.
SIS shs support OF Ohio. T., however i;
saousd be the pleasure CT a majority cf ous
.ends in 0 aio TO indics.e a preference for Al
2:her, should accept their action with thas
cheerful seHaiesesncs which ia duo from me
to tho friend, who have tr1ated and honored
z, Ssyond any s'sim or nsr;s Of mite
Very trnty, your frioud,
So, CLASS.
Ks~ I~uss n H~Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21


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offer sa- sS.s TIC folio o~ing sacGl g.!sE;iGh c:
G5oar, zig
6 bbs g.nsi1s Old Bourbon vhiskey tthe bsz,
In The Cou'sderacy)
hhis choice old rye WhEkey
Dbls fine apple brandy, years Gid
2qu.rtef cssks Old Coauac brandy
ca1k superior old Hoiieud sn
9 do run,. very eurH'iGT 1ld Jamaica
LEO dosen Jefrey'e sparkling ale
Is dozen London porter
blk superior English oct sugar
90 oozsa c1Ddies, wax, sperm, aud adamanti
10 cases " Preston Z Cos Scotch xhHksy
10 cases siiIery Aonsseux's champagne
do Jusiioart i Co.'S 90
BoTTLsD IIaUols
90 bottles seIsb1a,sd Pearl Drop wbisaey, g yesrs
Old, warranted
$50 bottles superior cd Bs kon whisky, yesrs
oil
900 bottles superior cid rye wh,skey
2r9 DO choioe J.E1aica ruu
100 do scheidaua gin
zoo do toi.apd gin
roH sgDicIsAL UIg oaR.
LOO bottles genuine Hennessy brandy, IL years
old, fro n 9 geatismsus private oesH
AIAo,
Cao.ce brandy peaches, olives
Js4iies, piekles, sauces, nussards
2slad oils preserves, a.
s.omsch apd bar room oittsrs, msnatastrrso
only by ourselves, guaranteed 10 give ani'
verpaI satisfaction
To2lCoo, c;GARs, Rr1
boxes hollands best chewing tobacco
8 do Langhorns's gold leaf %
$1,000 Florida cigars, various ekes
And every variety CT smoking tobacco.
Oyders from sutlsys and ooubtey merchants
promptly Allied WHITE, N0NTElR0 co,
mh 10. is2 Main q kiehrord.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

AFFAIRS IN Morris ALABAHA-A Lester i
the Atlanta Aprsal, from North Alsbams. etves
the folio wing account Of affairs In that guar.
ter under Yankee rule.
A regiment Of negroes is sncamred aS D1eo
Spring. four miles north Of Huats vile. and, n
all iiSs s,aood, this 10 the bouquet OF "AfdaaA
sosns' to bs placed on tho barbetse over the
loved ones at home" Bradford Hambfek,
crested and sent North to p'ison By the Abo-
l;s;ou!sts. ~ ito BE- held in eondnsmeat ct hard
labor until tina sioss Of the war" They haye
also arrested Ban Harden, and put him Ia j11.
to 10 Tried "for the musdsrs ~ no has cen.
uai.tad in Madison and Marshall oouAiiss"
The Yankees have, ID IL eaid, ordered az 6
TO "sid in raising land sa.ingl crop Til
year." Ard, for tha same purpose, al "FefuGv'
negro men, such ~ are not ht for military o1F-
vice. Tom Jordan has besn sent 70 Meth
ern prison. Nofsh Alabama IL said 70 bs AIled
with dessrtsrs and oonssripts, aud they Wt0
remain thsrs unless the enemy 10 driven oct.
Gen. Logan Ysfass to allow, "as yss," ts11c
to he carried On across the Tennessse. sd y
ia very difficult 70 get letters In bseAuss -
cit ssns within the tines fear 70 take than =.
l will clo.s this desaltory eommunieat&0n WITH
a sprighty Ard eus0t00ted anDodOto 81 0oV.
Chapman, Tue wood ooDteassoFs - the yaa.
kss army in Huptsyilis, had qaits dsslToyel
the lovely grave end parks about the Hny1eo
suburban villas, and had made . fasloug o.
siaughs, axes In hand, upon shs grove aseud
the conufxy Nsidenee RI the 0ovs4noS. l.
mad bssn said, "hy authority" hat waatos
spolia,ion Of properly In o. aroand the tSwr
would NOT be permitted thefsapon The vsA
srabls Governor approached Col AlsxasdG
commanding post, aud saids
"Colonsl, have the honor 70 inform yos,
air, that yoar axsmsn are treating ny pfopes
sy very badly, BY waAtoniy dsssr0ying Ne
grove around my house, especially - tasSs n
wood in abuedanes, more eenvenieas thar
shal-I ask yoa intsrfssapss II ~ naaasR
cir"
Colcai-"This Il 0ovsrnos Chapnan, -
lsve"
Governos-sYss cir, thaa is.ny maAr
Colonsl-"Weu 0oyssnos, don't tAink yss
hsvs AAH property about here"
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