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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-10

manly ~ people pieeding ios P"''os '" D~~'o' ~
present none are granted principally nS want q rans
portation. -"
Next called on Gen. wsitsel at the house for which
the city paid e6s 600 In gold and presented 70 Aavs
when he removed his Government fron Montgomery.
In the psror on the point Of ssttngout for an inter
view with M Lincoln On ono Of the gunboats was
Judge Campbell an elderly bald man. bowed pale and
with look on bis face full Of al disappointment and
sadness yet Of great dignity eoad bst noss the con
trast afforded by Wsitssl who In full uniform with
sword Il hs oins was to 20 with him tokhs President
1t was the contrast between sorow ard 3oy bstween
bttsr failure and slorious ccess between awaited
and broken oonaprator whose age precudes any honor
sbls retrievAl and soldier who though not yet thirty
has served his country we'll Won hesireessst lNrels
and tho rsspex and gratitude Of good scs--th Con-
tfast between Catalina defeated snd Cicero In his
triumph The very ooprtssy Of wsitssys lemsAsor 10.
yard the old man but pointed TIE dsrvnte each must
have fsit n his eonsciouAnsss -, o. l.gl .eAIis
Here not May, oacers whom Asd hpoWn In tie
'.Aru,ies operating against Richnoodr- tho way.
4ioss srnies sfc operating elsewhere now stA Il be.
hoogs Grant 70 choose another designation 70 replace
ths one be has caused 70 become missioner Among
them we're Ger. sAepley and Cola Ed Smith and Fred
Manning late Of Buffers STAFF. Having had large ex
perience In the governing Of eaptust cities ma
lent communities found them sary busy o. tnew
they are very useful The former said be had ~
eevsd not lee than Afy sppcatiens from otsep, living
In splendid houses to have oosfs qpastsrsd upoh sn
-of coules With view TO protection aid immunity
from connscstion AprOpos TO the possession Of houses
good story IL told Of Gen. shspley the Military Gov
ssnor party claimed tAat N lad AAaed ~ aoas to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
.TwILTGTTT.
)ne Squnre, one time, 40 lines or lell,l a roi

SePtemberis slender crescent grows aenIn.
distinct In Sonder peaceful evening-red
clearer the stars are sparkling overhead
And all the sky Is pure without n stain.
Cool blows the evening wind nom out the
And bows the flowers, thelast sweet flowers
Pale aStefs, IniIiy a heavy yrnyfnr. T,IIInnr
OF golden-red, TINT bends MS ifOppres't.
The summers songs are hushed. upthe lone
The weary waves wash sadly, and n grief
sounds in the'wind, like farewells fond and
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sileneemorc.
Lies autumn comes; the leaves begin to faIls
Ihe moods offspring and summer pass away;
The glory and the rapture, day ly tiay,
Depart, and soon the quiet graVe folds oil.
o thoughtful sky, how many eyes In vain
Are lifted to your beauty, full oftears!
How mnnS hearts go hack through nll the
yenIS, = y = :
Heavy with los, eager with questioning pain.
To read the dim Hereafter,-to obtain
one nIl1 glimpse beyond the earthly curtain,
Their dearest dwell, where they may be Ger
Septemberssle slender crescent shines again /!
llt 81 sit'' 4AtlnHhc 1foIItIIIII.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.

TREASURY OF THE CISiTED STATES \
DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS,
Washington, June 10th, 1886.
TT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED TTIATFETHE
L hGrehnntS' NRtiOuRI Rank OF West
Virginia. Mt Wheeling, VIVA. q bank
Ing association organized under the net ITO
provide National Currency, secured by n
pledge OF u. s. Bonds, and to provide for the
cd June 3, lS8i, having compiled with the re-
9utrements OF Section ~ of said act md with
pursuance thereof, has thisdny been designate
ed rs n depository of Public moneys, except
receipts from Customs, and by virtue of such
designation will also be employed ns n Finan-
cinl Agent OF Tie Government.
tSigned,l F. +. SPINNER,
1ul7-00d yti r 4rsliT Treasurer u, g,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28

OFFICE OF THE CoSIPT'R OF TI1F CTRREssc,y
WnEhlnRtnn- -Inne- Qatll 1oa5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28

HH--gIH = H-l-f
Which 1t was most improbable the ,lDoy
could ever have heard; he .remaine6
standing, utterly mo otionless, until they
wore finished, and for a motnent or Two
after-th hen, seating himself, gave them
without the break of a note. Others
followed, more difficult, in which he
played the bass accompaniment In the
manner have described, repeating in,
SANITY the TREBLE The child looked
dun, weaEied, during this part OF. the
tr1al, and his master, perceiSing it, nm.
bounced the exhibition closed when
the musician 3(who was a citizeniof the
Town, by-the-wayl drew out a thick roll
OF score, which he explained to bos a
EantaS1a of his own composit ition, never
{, THIS It was impossible the boy could
haYe heard; there could be no trick oi
memory in this; and ON this trial, y tni-
umphantlY, 'Tom would fail.Y
me manuscript was some fourteen
pages long-vhriation on nm inanimate
meme. Mr.. Oliver refused to submit
the 6oy,s brain to so cruel n test; some
.3I .ta the audience, even, interfered; but
tIl.' sIs musician 1,5, insisted, and took his
plaSe. Tom sat beside him-his head
roIling nervously from side to side
81 stf9ck tlS;iS, the opening cadence, and then.
rom the first note to the Inst. gave. the
Second0 0trtumphant1y. Jumping up. he
talEiy showed the man from his seaf.
anu proceeded to play the treble with
more more Drl Infancy and power than its COM
poser. When he struck the last octave,
he sprnng up, yelling with delight w, ',
Um's got him, 7N1assal INNS got
stage. %! 'f7E7s' - - i'''1NH' sAe
The cheers of the audienceztor the
boys especially did not wnit to ciap-.
SsSS eNelted nm the more. 1t was an hour
Goiore 10Y; ms master could quiet his hys-
That feature of the concerts which,
was the.most painful / have not toucii-
Y ga upon; the moments when his iIfins
Ler was tnlsing, and Tom WINS left to
illInse!t-When n weary despnir seemed
20 settle down on the distorted fncel mud
the stubbY little black fingers, whti(ler-
ing over the keys. spoke for Tom own
Gagged soul Within. nNever. .byi nTX
chance, IL merry, childish laugh az MI
SIC IN the broken cadences; tender or
Mlld;Ia defiant outcrY, n tired sigh
Dreak1nS down into silence. WIInteSSfI.
TSenried voice it took, the snme bitter.
hopeless soul spoke througll,8ll: stBless
me, even me, also, o my Eather!'' A
something that took all the painI and
e'.I-l ,1Lilos Oh mo world into its weak piti-
Somo beautiful Gagged spirit, one could.
n not i,ll. Dut know, struggled for breath un-
der that brutal form and idiotic brain.
ny wonder 4 g when it will be free. Not in,
ms ms llle:l the bars are too heaYy.-,fs{sI 9lf
1ou cannot help Tom, either; all the
%ilr ''.r. Is Is I. Deitween You. He wasrin Riell-
nlond in Mny. But lido you. .hnte the
moral to II story y in your own Kitchen,
IN n your own bacl1-alIey, there are spir,
us as beautiful, Gagged in forms rs hes
tlal, that you could set free, ifiIyon.
pleased: Don't call it bad taste in mo
Lo,speak for thcin. You know they are
lloIe LlIo e 70 be pitted than Tom-fof they
Ie lIe uuIlD. g-ly.5 D!'tsfEft 9isss 1H ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
EiR.. Conner and Sheet Inn WaTa,,

iLrANING INCREAsEDNfYFA
Il for the InanuiactIlre OF the above ItFti-
cles am prepared TO M al orders promptly,
any other housh IN the city. Tlseapth latest
patterns or STOVES both Wood and Coal,
and VIII warrant every Stove. I am prepaF-
ed to do all kinds of Job Work In Sheet INN
and Tin and " III give such tlsIny Personal
attention. Sp6utng and S5uttering of nh
kinds always on hnnti. Copper and l3r1sSs
kettles and Fruit GanssOf the best kind nlso
very cheap. Merchants undt ot hers visiting
the city gill do well to give me ) /. ~ 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
The National Bank of west
81 Oh Virginia, .GI
Ar WmEErVWc

OFFICE OF CoSnsTRoL'n OF THE CURRENCY, I
Washington July lth, 1855.
"HEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EyI.
w ldence presented to the undersigned, IL
has been made toappeOr that sSThe Nation.
nj Bank OF West Virginia. at Wheel.
ing" in the City OF Wheeling, in the Coun.
ty OF Ohio, and State of West Virginia, hnS
been duly organized under and accounting 10
the requirements of the Act of Congress en-
titled " An act to provide n National Currency
secured by pledge of United States Bonds,
and to provide forthe circulation and redemp.
tton thereof" approved June 3rl, 1851, and
hns compiled with all the provisions of said
Act, ,requlred to be compiled with before COM
act. ~ . ~
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clark, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that
The National Rank 0ftWcEt Virginia,
at Wheeling in the City of Wheeling, In
the County Of Ohio, and State OF West Vir.
ginia, is authorized TO commence the bua.
ness Of Banking under the act Aforesaid
- In testimony wherof witness my
4 ia hand and seal OF oflice this 1Ith day
r -'''' OF dulS1 1866; I! l.sl ~
FREEMAN CLARK,
1ulS-6Od Compt'r ofithe Currency.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28

nal FREQ anency of occurrence of t0tf;s do
t6rce in his playing, nd the sciehtffit1
precision OF his manner of touchI For
eSslmple, in = progression of augmerit-
ed chords his mode of lingering is in
Nariably that of the schools, not that
which would seem most natural to a
blind child never taught to place a
hnger. Even when seated with his
That pesition3(a Ia farOiite-fe feat in his COM
certs,l the touchis aIways scientifically
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

SPAIN AND PERu. Our iaiosi int .ireace
Z. portendsa conflict between Spain nndo Perm
Tho Queen OF Spain, In her speech onen
ing the Cories ON the 22d Of Dec, disayou.
"ail ambitious projects in relation 10 p.ru
ana the south American republics of tho l.,
citic. Her Catholic Majesty however fs,s
TO accompany these comfortable words Win
their natural commentary, aud to declnr.
the willingness Of her Government 10 ami
NIT the questions actually az issue between
spain and Peru TO any arbiirnmont less If.
riR,ing to tho. sclf'respectan and inconsisten.
with the Independence of Pcru than tho
conrt sent out 20 try hom on the decks o.
Spanish men-ol-war, under the presidency
OF Spanish admiral. OF tho apprehend.d
difficulty between these two powers tue
New York World saws: Hlf
The latest intelligence we haye rom .se
Houtn racine announced the expected ARR
va OF inc refqyiau coast of powerful MS
Val reintorcemen,s 70 the Spanish force now
~ possession Of the Chincha Islands; the
soft discourse otlsabelt in no wise contra
yenes the drift ofmany recent symptoms
concurringto prove that Spain is revolving.
and very seriously revolving, great proiecis
FOR the re-esttbis ment and consolidation
OF me Spanish power over 80 much Of Amse-
icaias stll lies, more or less, open to her
enterprises.
The formal recognition by Queen Isabella
'f the new empire in Mexico reveals so
sacious anxiety on the part of the Spanish
,iown to strengthen the now barrier which
avents have REARED between the proper lhea
Ter OF Spanish ambition in the new world
md the only power from which tllat au,bi-
ion has heretofore had anything seriously
o fear.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

We regret TO learn that our young friend,
Jesse Moon, of this place, and member of
Company c, 18th Texas Dismounted Cayal-
ny, was severely wounded in the Battle Of
Frsnklln, Tenn and was left there, when
cur army retreated. He was taken to the
aousc Of Mrs, johnson, near Franklin where
every attention would be paid him. Is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02


RUMons--We have had thousand and
one rumors within the past week or two.--
Peace, armistice, commissioners meetingat
Washington, &c. being the burden Of them.
she last that we. have, and which seems to
be in more definite shape than any other,
ia. that our Commissioners, Messrs. Hunter,
Stephens and Campbell, were met at City
Point, by Mr.. Seward, when some cenfer-
enc. took place, which resulted in nothing,
snd that the commissioners returned to
their rsp active governments
We would warn our readers against be-
Iieving the many rumors that are prevalent
with no more authority IL mere hearsay.
y ben an armistice is entered into or any
ching like it, we will learn it officially as
soon as Madam Rumor can bring it, and II
,eace is the result Of the efforts which now
seem TO be making to that end, we will
know il when il comes In the mean time
ii SEEMS TO MS 10 be policy at least for Us 10
&c rs though war was our emily purpose.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

fsY-We have never known the roads to
be in worse condition than they are in in
this vicinity, Mt the present time. Tile rain
which has prevailed for the past four five
weeks almost daily, has rendered them nj
most impossible in places
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

Gsy"It has thus far been impossible for
The farmers to PIT their gronndin order for
Spring crops. Ploughing is animpossibil-
iiy as long as the rains follow each other
as fast as they have lately. With homore
rain, we are Informed that it will be sever
81 weeks ere the ground will be in order to
be plowed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

gSS-Attentlon is called to the ADVERTISE
ment Of John II. Conkling in to-day's paper.
We know he eau make good work, for We
have tried him, and can heartily recommend
lin 10 those in want of work in his line.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

EaS~We would be thankful to our friends
Or others reaching town with late papers
from any where to loan or give them to us.
iy 10 doing they viii confer favor on us
as we'll as our readers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

the States from iilibustering expeditions
the unnppropriatsd riches and semi barbar-
Gus condition Of the people have heretofore
invited, Nj. Henry is associated with Ma
jorJ. q. Ridges, and both will act 40 agents
Of DR.. Gwin. ass 7t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

SPAN AxD san Doxrsao.-The total
pounlntion Of SAM Domingo j. estimate NJ
only 1000 sons nod yet Spsin -
var Of nearly two year,, 10 which men ana
money have been sacrificed without SUM-
finds herself unable to suppress the ansnr,
rection Of the Doininicnns who have 81,
the time sustained regular government
Al santiago. The Spanish statesmen begin,
AZ last 10 shrink from the prospect ola war
requiring still greater losses and sao'' nee
and resolve TO accept the morfifyine after
native Of declaring themselves defeated y
the Doninisans nd relinquish the island
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

ssyrWe learn that Capt. A. NJ. Cochran,
otthis place, was at Jackson, Miss, about
tie last of January, having safely crossed
the river. He goes to join his command,
tic 18th Dismounted Cavalry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02
wv Ea 3z ~ zHa

WILL be taken in payment for
w Subscription 70 tho Dallas Hoiald,M the rate
!, Twu bushl /, ior ak months deycredat office,
srat any of the following mills aud the mlllers rs
..il' ecDt to us. viz; ttH
Mansfield Mills, Tsrrant County; Record Elicit,
.,dnr Springs, Horton A Newions, Wigginton's and
isrker's Mills, in Dallas comfy, and Dcwells MIL
mar Mckinney, Collin county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

Tar CossoLIpArioa BILL.--The following
is synopsis Of the bill reported by the
Military Committee, in the House, for the
consolidation of companies, battaions and
regiments, which was ordered to be printed,
and made the special order after disposing
Of the exemption bill:
SECTION !. Provides that whenever in
the judgment Of the General commanding
the Department, or separate army in the
4 Id, il is necessary to consolidate compan-
les battalions and regiments, the said gem
eral, with the approval Of the Secretary of
War, is hereby authorized TO consolidate
and designate them, under such rules and
regulations rs the Secretary Of war may
prescribe; Provided only troops from the
same Stale shall be consolidated
SEC. 2 Provides forthe appointment of
Boards Of Examination, composed Of three
general officers, TO inquire into the relative
qualifications, claims and fitness of all off,
GERS, and to select such es may be best
qualified, their recommendation TO Zoe sub
jcct to the action of the President.
SEC. 3. Provides that such officers as
may be dropped may form themselves into
sepcrate organizations, in whatever branch
OF the service they may select, and be OH
cercd by appointment Of the President,
from among themselves; but those who fail
to do so shall be liable to CONSUMPTION. |
Bitno officer in the hands Of the enemy
shall be dropped from the rolls by reason
in this section,
& SEE 4. Provides that all officers in the
hands oftle enemy nj the time of the con- |
soldaiion OF heir commands, shall upon /
their exchange be subject to examination |
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTIOH.

IN iS0PTGE IS hefeiy given, fhat.gaJ the Februh-
~ Term 1863. ofthe County Court of Dsllas county.
Texas. the undersigned was appointed AininistrH~
trix Of The estate jesse Cox. deceascd Allpersons
having clnnis against said estate are notiedto prc-
sent them. duly authenticated, within tho time rre
scricd by law land nll prisons indebted 70 SAID o.
tate are notified to make immrdiate payrient- y,
y SUSAN COX, Administrative.
Dallas Feb 49, lsg5.--27.Gw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

The report Of the passage Of Mr.. Tren-
foims law, for the contraction of the
currency, will be very gratifying to every
eiiiztn. A tax that viii absorb some hum
DIED millions Of the Confederate notes will
make thelp exceedingly scarce and vaIua-
BE. There are not enough OF them in
gesas 70 psy ohe-ihird Of its proportion Of
sueb lsx. Prudent men will lay aside
what they get Of them. and hold them =
ssinsi tie tax collectors CALL Telegraph
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

neE-The San Antonio News says that
Judge Devinc declines being a candidate
for Governor
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

BlyAA friend has suggested to us that for
the benefit of persons wishing to hold epis-
tolary communication with their friends at
points within the Fe rallipes, we should
snnonnce in the Herald that the superscrip-
,ion on alllctters should first be made d.
rectiy in the address of the person to whom
the letter is sent, the envelope bearing a
U. S. postage stamp, or containing in sill
YER the amountof Postage, all of which
ehould be put in an outside envelope, with
G. S. postage stamp and addressed to Col.
ssymanski, Commissioner Of Exchange,
shreveport La. !.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

10 Subscription 20 te Houston Telegraph aud tho
As,n Gazette rceelyed a, this once At The pabllsh-
o. rat~.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02


r<E~The Austin Gazette publishes the of
fetal report of Capt. Henry Fossett, of the
late Indian fight on Dove Greek. lie gives
his loss at IS killed and rs wounded, and
and says the Indians lost from 90 to rs in
killed. We will give the report in full in
our next.
From a letter in the San Antonio News,
it appears that the Indians that were enga-
ged in the above fight, were Kickapocs, and
have since reached Mexico, in the vicinity
of Pedras Negras. One letter dated Eagle
Pass Feb. 9Th, says that The Indians came
from tbe Nation, are about one thonsand
in number, including women and children,
aud had made a treaty with the Mexican
Empire TO remain in the country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

Hsg-Last Monday the clouds cleared away
with brisk North wind, and Tuesday was
very much ola Spring day. Hopes were
entertained that the weather would remain
fair for while Mt least but on Tuesday
night clouds gathered again, and misty
rain fell for while, and as we write the
atmosphere is damp and clouds threatening.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

Large numbers of Federal deserters have
been passing through this section Of conn
try, cflate, on their way to Mexico, nniler
the order of Gen. Smith They represent
that great many more will desert rs soon
as opportunity offers Henderson, TINES
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02
4 DEMONSTRATORS N0TIOE.-

IN WHEREAS, Letters IT Adnni-trtilon wer.
gran ted to no undersigned. ~ the Jnutfy Term of
The Pioi,ae tlsrrr fPalo Pinto eonny 1881, on tha
estate Of j G. McLnr, deceased ThsriTore, this Is
notify I'LL persons having claims against said estate %
present them duly Authenticated. az required by
laws and those inhehten to sal estate rs4uesied
to make immediate payment. 9. Il MrLURE,
A., w. McLURE,
f27.6..1s M AlnnlstfNors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

The new gunboatJacks was launched at
CO. ptnbus, en-, about Christmas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

TERMS-one cory, psr anuu,n, -Four Dollars, pay
all ~ aisAnes; shorter pcrlui Ia proportion.
kDvERrlsING--One Dollar per square OF ten
inhs ar less, (hs ss typeJ for The nrat insertion
s.l 80 cents Cor each rubsrquent Insertion, nj
Wheat, OF produce of any Kind that We can uAe
taken at the bost market price, for all duts 20 this Of
ne. .. 1884
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

parThe Military Court for the Trans
Mississippi Department, consisting Of Col.
Louis Bush, Of Louisiana, Guy NJ. Bryan, Of
Texas, and NIB Cullen, of Missouri, has
been organized, and now holds It's sessions
at Shreveport. The Court has Jurisdiction
Of sil offenders in the army under the rank
Of Lieut.. General.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-02

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD In
III sPECKE.
st0len from the stable OF Tie Undersigned, atsWsi,
lace's Prairie, Courtney Grimes rcun ynt thenigh,
OF Fehrnary lat. a DARK BROWN STALLION
sevcn years old, ficc hands high, not heayy bailt
and has not shriyy mane or tnii The liorsf has no
AT frat sight TIE horse would be- called apreuyhorss
will pay invent five dpors reyiuj for The horse OF
dfty dollars for the hiefalld horse
4 DUGAI.D lfcALPINEs
Courtney Feb. 7, ls6b.-27:;it. sNt3, q
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-19

*l2th January, 1913.