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, 1865-05-13

Arrest of a Esan1k EoDber~
ToHos7o, May 1s.-Brown, aiias Harsrobe, one
of the burglars who robbed the banking house Of
Wi iams & Co., at PITTSBURGH. on the Cd otApril,
has been arrested here. Two ue2ouplices OF his
escaped. but hopes arc entertained Of securing
them also. a complete set Of burglars tools
were fourd. md preparations we're made to begin
operations here.
, 1865-05-13
VESEH3l UHDEN3-SU. %.
HEAoQ's DErARTMEET OF NORTH CAROLINA. ]
Army or TIE Ono,
~ [

RALE1ou. N. c., May 4, 1855.
Major Ceneral J. u. Coz, With hls own corps
and two bEsadcs Ct Gen. Ki!patz,ck's cavalry,
wall occupy Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte aud
tnch other points as he my deem necessasy, and
taes care Of the westeEn portion Of 'he Stale.
Msj Gen. a. Il. Terry, With his own corp; and
c1py Raleigh, Goldseoro. Fayetteville and such
other points Is he may deem necessary, and take
care ; Of tse . GENITAL portion of a. the STATE
The troops win y1.it ali parts Of the State, dis
peIte Or capture al lands OF eueEisla1 and 1as-
fonnd In thn Strife.
The corps and district commanders Will, as soon
jurisdicdon a discreet of1eeS, viii sut.lci:nt
lore to orRartzc email complny OF the most
responsible loyal citizens to eerTe a local police
the ecmpanies 20 Organized viii be furnished viii
captured arms apd amnan!ton. hut will receive
no compensation for their services.
oath Of allegiance 10 the u1rcrnment Of the
United States, md sn oath ta preserve The peace,
pre!ert crime aud arrest criminals - far il prac
orders OF the United States military antnorittea
Criminals arrested By the police companies will
Es stnt to Tie nearest military po.ts for tri. BY
crime srd The naEes Of witnesses must b. sent mi
with the prisoners IN each case:
Pr eo%Esnd .a,:n1 Of ,,.n. NJ. NJ Gen; ssuoE1r1D:
HEADQUARTERS DEP'rA'r OF CAno11sA.)
Rnx1on, n. C., May 1, 1855.
GENERAL. onpEEs, No. 38-The rai1rosds and
telegraph lines from Raleigh to goidaboro. vii.
lines from Raleigh to Fayetteville, Weldon and
Greensboro will te held is military lines under
t1elnEive military control.
may be worked BY the private corporations now
having possession OF them. under such general
, 1865-05-13

cEcMKAn. May 12:-Thomes Martin, guer-
<ila, was executed here yesterday. Orders for the
execution Of Bow]es. Ellligan and Horsey, ara
pubf.sh,d in the Cincinnati papers this morning,
They are to be hanged at Indianapolis on the 18Th
{pe
, 1865-05-13
'GR THE IAd. A anuRa.


ing to the sdvanca In gold hut there was no de-
mind except hy spcculatort, with the exception
| OF Corn and Oats, which were In limited request
by shippers.
In Provisions there was rather more activity
| and m improved feeling in the market, but the
| transactions were few. The first dispatch from
New York quoted Meas Pork at $685., and the
second at zs5,s7a. Here there was some inquiry
for good city brands at 624 90, but sellers we're
generally holding at $500. ordinary city brands,
however, we're offered ut $ad,00 without tuycrs.
The Gales comprised eco brls Mess to BE- delivered
at Naturalization at <s400, and 400 br1s On private
termt, and 200 brla choice city It $25. %. Primo
Mtea Pork was more active, and We note
ealee Of 150o brls in two lots, choice brands, at
so 20; bnt email parcels Of ordinary brands we're
offered at s19.oo@20.00, without takcrs. In a.l
kinds OF Bsrre1ed PORK at present, buyers are
making Harked distinction between choice and
ordinary brands. Sweet picked Hams were in
fair request, With sales Of las tres at 163c-selers
generally holding stocks at Tic. There WAS no.
thing done in Bulk Meats, and We quote The mar
ket nominal at 1sG114c for shoulders and 15Gat5,c
for Sides. One lot Of Dry Sailed Shoulders Una
offered today at 13c loose, hut sellers ate gamer
ally asking lac. There was some inau1ry for
stoked dry sailed Hap,s At 1sc, and smoked s1eet
picked Hams at 19c, but buyers and SELLERS vera
abopt 1c apart in their views. 4 lot Of GO00 ba
Smoked Short KID Atddles was sold at 1sac pack
cd. L1rd was neglected and entirely nominal. =
We are requested to state BY jobbers Of pork
and smoked meats, that cur quoatons are only
for the wholesale trade. Retail lots are neces-
sarily held ut higher quotations. Some small
dealers send orders here to jobbers expecting 70
get five barrels Of pork at the price as lot
Of 1900 barrels ware sold at. This is unrea.on-
allie.
Hjsbwines were very wcsk to-day, and we
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11<E1C1 II U1n 21E11VFC~
EosToK, Nay 12.-The steamer Asia arrived this
rnrr:ug. Her mails and the associated press
neWtbag will be received IN New York tonisht
, 1865-05-13

The Gold Market.
NEw YoEK, May -. p. m.-Gold rsn up as
, 1865-05-13
nAmERClAL.

FR1pA1 EvEE1Na, MAY t.
The following summary shows the moveu1sn
IN produce and provisions during the past twenty
four hpufs:
, 1865-05-13

After call the m1rket closed q1tat and ttcady at
s1.fo for No. Spring. Oats closed with sellers
at al and buyers at SIX for No. Oats.
Gold opened ut Galltshes's at $50 p. m. at 1901.
, 1865-05-13

FRIDAY 38s ",
casss: aaa % rsnoTted ay Is. aaxss o:asrsesss
FREiGHTs-LAxz> FRxsou1s were un. En-.
gaxem E!e gs.s = 70 BcFFA1o-Schf'. st. A1dseW
sIL Rail FnE1au7s-A1e unsettled a.d no1olaa1.
BAlI 1sDLan Faziaars-1re unsettled and nom
s asR % 6 s:v as1G s sa,.s e lis
s seas
sSSSs IN IL
~ 4 s5; Fl; =; 4 i !
rs 4 nrs sh,pDstw 12
c ing S m II,
81 ssmss ss t.Se. sFntss Es.sss-i5s 81. nos 3
g aG9e IT, sf's E~p'F'" on D.t Er=
-H?anSss!es xsfs: !9 to?e Il 5000 on s:ses;
fss ssSs e
: = g ): E $S1E
s sie!ss q 5S;xt g xtb 8 :sS
for No l IN s1cse There wa aotnfng doing IN Il "a
ss:1 % s;, ss ,assss gssx H.
N,.o0 bu No: ut sic: 30to M do Il acc; $40 hu 20
81 ss q = 81 g. 4 ~ &C. 's g b g.
Il Sc: 4c0 Do SIC ~: 800 n1 do at5oxc Is. g.
etea It Sic: 3ba buco 1t sc: sco nu 40 It t9Hc;
e9 % a :s s On 90 r. So % 90 ~
5Sss Tsesa aoa
,9ATS1E:es1yea a'3ia ba: shippsa 11i'o3 ~.
Oats il s'rrr = sc 1000 N d. = slSc: 6a
co et:5tc; 9D.1 bu do at size; 100 61 % Il 3lc-
e. sing q1ist With bu It sAc aad sellers at Sc
ssS's fssss ess Il 's5a SS S'ii bp Market
EAELEY-Receired, III tu. Market h.syT aud
lower. tales were: 400 1u Ne No. at SIC n j. 1j5
bags At 6ec o. trac1: 40 bsg. a. &c.
AiCUEl%L-N mfaa1, At s. W9iC0.
BFASS-MaFb+t q1tet. salts ware 20 tass at
&c: Is bsgs 1t 81 10
BRUO1t GOVERNMENTAL At SEQ oosss30o 2
tdl - ;.
, 1865-05-13
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Friday EVENING, Nay Il.
BEEF CAITLE-The receipts Of Beef Cattle to-day
according TO the return made to the Board Of Trade
Si, and the hhpnents ss3. Ths entered sales at
the various yarda foot up 1910. 1t range Of s5 tr
eoarse t. {5Go@6Co for met1nm and $6.esa7c5 for
fatr to good.
The supply at the various yards Ii large, owing to
tic causes mentioned yeaterdsy- the fa7rs Of
stock owners that tha prices will continue to decline
until gold bssts Ia reached.
ntt notice the same absence Of choIcs Era3es
that has chMacterized the recetpts Of the present
week Even prime cattle searcs. and ye.not IRA.
for thtre seems to be no inquiry Tor the better gra
Willis prices are thus moving steadily downward
buyers cannot be expected to operate to any extent
It only the most psetslug demands thsy supply aod
nnti: somc settled point reached but tle ACTIVITY
r!n tt shown. The efforts which some buyers have
EaAIe to create fort Ct panic, and buy at "panic
pllces," hsye induced many holders to send thels
stccBs direct J through 10 New York. believing
they cculd not lose more Ar might possibly loss eay
Than to sell at the ruling prices here There IL also
feeling tmonE holders that the contracts which
s1e to be let At baltimore nsxt Tuesday will have
tenderey to sdden mp the msrEst hero. Governments
Oh til. other haud contend that those contracts
viii be tsken at TO low figure "a In itself to cou.
pei decline uptn preaens rntes. Events suly can
determine the correctness Of these yiexs.
The demano to day has bean principally for butch
e1s cattle, and IN sneh active rsnu nj A
lev usye aud prizes We Q1ota fhe
market toosy ~ dull and ptiees without aty onots
bic chanee from 3esterusy. Toe following IA tha
lnlfug pltcss to.foy: ~ 49,
Cnofse a9. $as5 a950
Cak1 ~ As &s713
, 1865-05-13

1l:C0 q, 1921 2:Mp. .m............1 .132f
l1:15 q, m..,.. 1871 SEQ p. .m..-.-...... 1901
1l:30 . 1871 4=0Qp- .1a0i
Government Bonds were in bus limited request
to-dsy, and the market was easier. Sale Of Five
Twenties we're made On the Stock Board at 10l{.
We quote as follows:
n. n....,.,. Buying. }f9 Selling; IL;
Ten-Fo.ties ...............-..".....94 94i@s5 81
The active demand for 8even.Thirty Bonds has
lese*ped the inquiry for all otter kinds OF Govern
ment fecur1tlts.
LEGAL stocks we're inactive. Cook County
Scrip Was Inactive, with light sales On the Stock
Board At sI}@a5. The demarl 1T present Is light.
Chicago City sevens were soh to-da5 at 81.
The money market, to-day, showed mora activ-
ft7 in business, but the dcmsnd for currency is
faly equal to the supply, and the market is grady
a,,y tf:h.euing. The leadlrg discount houses,
howeyer. were accommodating their best custom-
err At 10 pet cent per aunum bnt there Is strong
dffntsttfon among the bankert to check epecula-
tisn. md they are unwilling to advance freely to
mcre sncculators. On the ttrtet, the market was
f1m at 1Aa per cent per mouth.
Eastern Exchange Is sttll In active demand and
xerv firm at mar buying and iprem. selling. The
sunnlv ia sill very light for the aeason but Its
gradually increasing -.
The seyen.Thlrty Loan continues to be the
leading attraction IN the Stock markell Yestet-
dsy the total subscriptions amounted to upwards
II httaen n7il1Ious of doll2ts, which makes about
af'y millions within th1ea days. Two days ago
there HIS only s1o1 ,oooom OF the afat three hun
, 1865-05-13


Closing prices for csah, May H. 1865 Received b.
g. saitorstal 4 Co.. Comm. sion. Stock and Bond
Brokers. &c Clark ttrett, Chicago:
, 1865-05-13

eJ General Simon Bolivar BucEner, who,
for long time past, has been invisible TO the
public eye, is In the Trans Mississippi De-
raItmcnt, sent there ut his Own request.
Ac had had good deal Of experience on this
side OF the Mississippi. and he wished, Like j
caEdld nan, to alook at both Sides"
, 1865-05-13

@ A large emigration Is taking place from
areat Britain and ireland, Crowds arc wait'
M at Queenstown for the steamers to carry
taefn over to America. Considerable num-
oers are leaving theminlng end iron districts
o. England, ninety per cent Of whom art go
ing to the Northern States.
, 1865-05-13

There wss 6 God attendance at the Evening Ex-
change, hut owing to the decline in Gold the mar
kets were dull and lower. Wheat declined 2tc12tc,
nnd Oats 19ic. The following wese tho ea!es On
call:
5000 Geld 10 5000 Golas5 s ...,.,1s9
, 1865-05-13

CttyHhne4s, m 0.4a4s0.4 A
County PAsness 0&30-40
Line, r 1......, D.4390.45
1;nfG1s. q = 1~4iat.W
Eip, he1zy- D = 0.7sxsa35 !
Cali, = D....... I F@s.s0
Upper, q N..... 0.EE.t.I3
Cornttv Eposr. cSar q
, 1865-05-13

q. S. $40 Six per cent
GHLp-BEARING RDNDa.
Which ara nlwsTs at . premium.
FREE FROM TAXATION.
Tia Ts0 Eotes cannot be taxed BY TOWN., EaEM
Counties Or states and the interest Is uot tsxd un
on surplus 9th owners ircome exceeding aIx 9zA-
dsed dollars year. This fact Increases their Yal1s
rom oue to threo per cent par ancura, according "a
tae r1te levied On otheE property.
, 1865-05-13

NEW 10 EMPIRE SEWING IAcHTNv
With lAto improvements, batuK tha MI rheSn
chino In the world. and 1atrantsd mx three "a * -
uklve tho Aooya commission. of viii nsy ~ ~
md cxpen1es For pArtcniak1, eddrcse Sith sF:1s2
GATES 4 CO, DcE0tt neA. myiivsSSs'
, 1865-05-13

Government Bonds were In nut limited request
today, and the market was easier. Sale Of Five
THenties we're made on the Stock Board at 1ol3.
We quote AZ follows:
, 1865-05-13


Best h'se on. car load. 7sc.... ......,c \ br,
EAl. {5c
fhUtISlOAS-Ihetew wsg rather more ttnnIIrV
3sI, r V, Gs, ana nndsr more
HGM Sa reW Iosk' re market luled shade drmer.
nfes9 tork-ln bet er request. Sales we're: Ac0
delivered at Alls.ukse At $2{ o.: 100 do lne dey.
e1y, On p;t otda.r3 bsauds Of etfy wets odarrI as
quest INT thLt trtta - N
Prime ttcss Pork-More se,ive Sales SEQ br.s
bsncs we're offered At SO o0ae6 % without buYess
sweet Picked Hums-1n better request. Sales
Hsfe = l3s tcS city s~es picked Hams It i6Hc.
Bplk ~ HaeAts-ShouideF* are NJ ma1al NJ L0Ac
feeia. and Sid 1T l3fa151c loose. No s<les.
Bacon co ns sm: :fet Short Rib Aiddea ae 19Ac
parksu. Smoked Hams are In demand At m3I9c-
picked. n an,
16Ac - ..a.
NsaAscI ocss II clio Gu tI 'ck. n, a
febULTAX-lsln good demand At B,E9.'"
dozt q fur Chickens, and 3:Gae!c = tor TusnaeM:
kEKp%-Rtceive1, S.aad , =; shipped Il h.sa at
Tfulo.hy Sced-Dall. Sales Wt7o; - '""
CioEer aced-pull. es1es ware: -. nnzs = nSTs
Flax seed-Muket steady. os1es "'1'
ni1s9 AR+The msttet y aomsHt"*" a1@esso wa
wtIhoaf eAst ut32l change. Ha4u9s1"
, 1865-05-13
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
highly Important Military orders.

The following orders, looking to the resto-
ration Of law and order in North Carolina,
and the reopening of the various lines OF
railroad, have been issued By Major General
Sclof1eld:
, 1865-05-13

LOX.
! Collar, tt.... QE4es Og
| Slaughter 1o:e. Qszss C,3{
Slaughter fcIs
j. Chlcago...... oHe or
! Buenos Ayres.. 1.33 3.41
| 0r1noco Solo,. Q.s7a Q.39
| Criuocc Ecet
! deuaxcd.,.,. aEa ces
I French Call, 81
G5-...--..-.. 99L1s.1 s.E
French C2I, 81
| na ...-. ..... 1879 30.
FIeach C1L.. Le-
mot1ea. y d. 10 Ws5y.A
FTa2ch Gait Le-
mcfnc3, Sec
orts, u dog. .t0.MG6s-E q
Ltn!ng7, 2 dog. 8.M313-M
Roan*- = Gox Is Fc017N1
tn'r supply 1t 2s.a3c.
ttve aud prices flru With 4
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TuB money market at New York
continues active and per cent Is still
the ruling rate for loans on call, though
large transactions with government Sc
curities as collaterals are sometimes
made at per cent. The discount rates
for business paper range from ITO II
per cent. There is increased animation
in every department ofbusiness; manu-.
facturers 'nre over-run with orders for
goods, merchants are puzzled to wait
upon their customers who present them
selves cash in hand, the railroads are
sweating and groaning over tons Of
freight that they cannot possibly carry
and so on through the chapter. The
cOuntryi Is great and growing; the field
for business is constantly enlarging; the
demand forinventive genius, mechani-
calskilland mercantile sagacity is daily
increasing; opportunities for invest
ments multiply, andthe desire for riches
knows no abatement. The prosperity
and success that attended legitimate
business Encourage the speculators to
pursue their purposes, and the specula-
tive fever RACES with considerable vio<
lence. = ~
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Now Is THE TINE 10 ADvRRTIsR-
Money is abundant, and buyers were
never more numerous than now, so that
all our merchants have to do Is to let
the public know what they have to sell,
and how they sell &c, to do an immense
business. They must not hide their
light under a bushel, but tell the public
through the press where they may be
found, the charaGter of the goods they
have for sale, and the rates which they
offer them. Never was there a time
when printers ink may be used to
greater advantaget than now.-F Pittsburgh
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THE Richmond EaQuiref of Monday
last, opens out as follows:
.tThe Republican party having car
ried the last stronghold Of the Democ-
racy, and brought New Jersey within
their ranks, may now declare them
selves t'monarch of all they survey.n-
At its feet, PROSTATE, ruined, devastated
and desolafed- mpoverish people,
a blasted section, lie one-half of the
States. In triumph it has Just marched
over the other. .Kdouble victory in the
field and at the ballot box has crowned
its banners, and will soon reward its
faithful followers, The whole country
now literally belongs, by right Of con-
quest, to that party" "a, T.t.il
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The lLisslssippI IegtsIature InSulted.
The Jackson correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette, gives the following
glimpse into the prejudices of the men
who are now endeavoring to restore
NIississippiito her place in the Union.f
"a terrible fire[brand was thrown
into the Lower House u few days since,
in the shape of colored soldier, with
his bayonet, to guard a criminal who
wished to see one OF the members. The
soldier stood ut parade rest inside the
door, back under the gallery, where he
remained quietly until the prisoner had
hnlshed his business, when both step
ped nOiseleSsly outside the hall. Inns
mediate some half dozen members are
on their feet, one crying In the most
agon1Nng tones, we have been insult
tedl' another, 1T was intendedl' while
another was for preserving the dignity
of the House. Explanation by the un-
fortunate recipient of the aforesaid
prisoners visit, to the effect that The
soldier was there Sin the simple perfor-
nance of his duty, and by the request
of the prisoner himself; was of noayoil-
The Speaker declared upon his word 80
honor, and by the high position he oc-
cupied, that This House shall not again
suffer such an indigntty, particularly
IRON a United &idteS soldier.
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THR PRONUNCIATION OF the fndines Of
the court-mhrtial that tried Emerson
Etheridge, shows that he was acquitted,
though found guilty Of several of the
charges and specifications. The court
closed the ease summarize, not permit-
ting the Judge Advocate to introduce
his most important witnesses. General
Thomas disapproved the findings, and
administers q sharp rebuke to the mems,
beEs for their neglect of duty, and want
9! dignity as officers. The altered conS
Sdtlon Of, Tennessee, In the iudgmentof
General Thomas, does not require the
Ee-'lrFese Of EfheFidge and heifs, there
fore, set At liberty, and the CONF thaf
tried him dissolved.
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ACaalrrd

e. ~ I q a Card. 1900! II
n TARETHIS METHOD OFiNFoRMING
my friends and former patrons that I have
taken charge Of the Guiding and Manufac-
turing Department. OF Messrs. n. o. LEIGH
4 CO., 1l8 Main street, Wheeling, w. Va,
where they intend to keep q fnst-class MeF.
chant Tailoring Establishment and Gentle
mems Furnishing Store, where / would be
pleased to see any OF my friends and former
patrons. Any orders lett with me or the es-
tablIshment shall receive my prompt atten-
ton, and entire satisfactlOn guaranteedIf or
we viii not ask the party to take the goods
n Very respectful yours,
H5 ~. Q. "a. WHEELER,
Formeriyof the firm Of Wheeler q LAlZfn.
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COCO CREAM ron ,T m j. HArR.'

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR. :.
Coco Cream for the Hair. lres ;
Coco Cream for theH Hair. al
/, Away with your Grey Hair. .
Alvey with your Grey Hair. E'a
No more rancid PomadesII aa
p Nomore rancid PomadesIl q
you want something elegant,
If you admire delicious Perfume,
II you desiresoft and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved, srs
II you want your HART grow ~
II You want to prevent premature Baldne8
II you want to he rid of DandruR,
Use the Coco Cream. 1865.
Use the Coco Cream: ee
{, yI54.s Use the Coco Cream. -
i. 94f use the Coco Cream.
Use tina Coco Cream. Hti' "
Price So cents q bottle, iiI ~ RI n
For sale by ri q = 4ti-TtFni . f:s-f -',
: ~ = LAUGHLNB & BUsHFIEID
( juA ty Wheeling, VIVA.
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PHoTOoRAPHs have been received as
competent witnesses in Philadelphia
courts. A man living in Chicago claim
ed to have lost a trunk containing dia-
monds, laCes and silks, valued at q, 500;
in late smash-up ON the Pennsylyania
Central Road. Eight witnesses swore
to the alleged facts, among them the
servant who packed the trunk; the
dressmaker who made the dresses, and
one who sworeto the yaIne Of the tlia-
mOnds. The defendants produced two
large photographs of the gantIeman,s
place of business In Chicago. It was a
mere shanty, In the windows of which
was the announcement, Liberal prices
would be paid for new or second hand
clothing; that gentlemen would be
waited upon at their residences by the
proprietor, and ladies by his Wife,
This, with the evidence OF the Revenue
Collector OF the District, caused theiury
to make short work OF the case. and
render q verdict for the defendants. The
Collector testified that the day before
the accident the plaintiff had made oath
that all his worldly property consisted
of nine hundred dollars worth OF old
clothes, 49, :
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CONFEDERATE COTTON AND BoNDs.-
There are still some men LEFT in the
South who hope tosaYe something Of
the money that foolishly or ON compul-
sion, they invested in the rebel expert
ment, The Southern Seatiael, printed at
Columbia, Miss, argues that as the
confederate government was a myth,
contracts with 1t are invalid, and The
cotton sold to 1t must revert to tho
original owners. The argument isvery
pretty, but IL will not save the cotton.
The Mobile Tribune takes more praO-
teal view and says zz----7
Eve are quite certain that not one
dollar of confederate bonds or treasury
notes, or cotton owned by the confed-
eracy, will be Of the least service to any
man that lays claim to It. We should
as soon expect next month q lot OF me-
groes to be put on the stand for public
sale at auction. Any one who nurses a
delusion in regard to the matter, had
better discard It ut once. He can find
repOse in not hoping for any profit
from this source. l75
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Speftal AptiGes.

"A WAY WITH sPECTHCLES-oID
n eyes made new, without spectacles doc
tor or medicine. Pamphlet mailed nee On
d. No. 1lS0 Broadway, New York, novT-2W
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Notice.

mus sToCKHoLDERs OF THE WEST
& IL Virginia Agricultural Society of Wheel
inR are requested to meet at the Clerks
ONCE, In the Court House, ON Saturday next
18th inst, at O'Clock p. m.i for the purpose Of
e4ecttng othces for the ensuing year, and the
Transaction OF other important 6uSfneGf.
earnestly desired. By order of the Board,
noVl5-td W.F.FPETERSON, Jr, Secty.
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alfpt advertisements.
For sale Cheap.

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) N hIiQgJ. wagon, or under saddle. En-
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novi5-2ts 80
UIHE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE WEST
Virginia Mining and Manufacturing
-Gounpany are hereby notified that . meeting
for tie election of Directors VIII be held At
fheE once Of AIessrL Berger q Holman, ON
saturday, Dec. ID, le66. at 3 O'clock p. m. -
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TIE brutal and inhuman treatment
Of the blacks under the old slave code
of Virginia, has become so frequent in
Alexandra that Gen. Augur has been
obliged to issue an order forhidding
the whipping of colored men or wo-
men, under any law of Virginia, with
in the limits Of his district. The Pro-
vost Judge at Alexandria has been. di-
rected TO notify the civil authorities to
this effect, and II necessary, to call
upon the military to prevent the infic-
ton Of any such puniahment. -
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The Boston JoNINdl justly remarks
that it is not enough that each Southern
State by Its Convention recognizes the
destruction OF slavery, for that has no
operative effect It is not enough that
each RbOlishes slavery, for that keeps
the subject within State control, and
the power which destroys may create
anew. The object Is to make a clean
sweep, an utter and everlasting exter-1
Of the institution everywhere
under the folds Of the national nag;
and that can only be done by the Con-
stitutional Amendment.