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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-20

Ma. Ira Aldrdge,. tie psGros actor, is en-.
gagrd at the HAymafkst TksdGAr, Londoa.
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nRI0lNAL E0rICE.-To k.se vandrrwuuds and
~ JasD0 Frame. Def~ndsnts- You hereby notified
that there IL file in the Clerks Office or the Dis
siict Court OF Lee county, Iowa. Eeokuk petition
of Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment aains, You Kate
taedcr woudr, for the OF yr hundrt and forty d
lars upon your made Charles Mason upon the
fiioving described premises, Lot block S. in
Ns-ons Lower Addition to keoknk in Lee county Iowa
and ~ AZ Nnst all praying for the Of aid
sale Of sail premises si OF all interests
OF said defendsuts in pay on sid dsbt-fhe e1-
tfnguishment ~ ala equity Of pficn for
raj relief Now each Of yon must xppear and answer
said petition by OF the second day the next ter
81 sAid Court. to be held the first Monday Febru
ary lse6 jud Snen will be had therein for
by d-sauit, H. SCOTT now ELL,
Rev Stamp Doc -canceled Atty for Plaintiff.
sep20-ta
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Mem Aopertistntents
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-20

SUGAR LOAF DRIP-Superior to any
~ other Golden Syrup. just received BY
sepl6 R0BERTsoN ALbEHS.
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How many Livesthe W Var! sh 8 9: e TT

AAN " ....,5. ~ Z. S.f.ss%.t VI, =.
whether: through negotiations ~: hy var
p.oce I, in some Wy not far, distant: i ''
,ooS ,ime ,lorefore to note what bag :l b.ta the
waste Of life by Tho war; - I; = j, !. ~
Official statements carefully made q IN the
War department. ;xill show, aid sh.' the
number Of soldiers IN. our, ser,ie:;HAo have
lied since the war began, will reach the
startling number, Of two hundred ana 'o.y
,bousa nd or very nearly !. quarter Of AM MIL
lion = or these, two hundred and .yenty,en1::
,hou,apl have "a actually died 10 ID. service
rrom wounds or sickness, in. tho 6eld,and In
L .o The authorities estimate ths num-
her Of deaths from: wounds or disease cor.
,rac,ed in the service, which did mot :Pro's
r,,ul iii after discharge, and do not therefore
appear in the foregoing statement a. tHHeny
thousand more. - .,,,...'s5s'.-
These figures will prove, to many, . pleas;
ins disappointment. So much ms oeen s.,o
# our " hccn,onibs Of sluin" that nearly
everybody had supposed only million: eonlu
cnumcrate them. Thnt our whole loss 10 Tour
vcurs has not been nearly so great asour IN.
crease by emigration, TO soy nothing OF tas
natural increase Of population, 10 Itself the
s,ronre.t proof that VIC arc in no:sense re-
luccG by exhaustion to make peace on any
terms save tho absolute; submission OF ihe In
Surgcnts. ...... amt. ~ }-r'ES'F-.
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UNCLE SANS QUINN!
$50 B=oN.D.S:.2.s: !:

LIT Q"rstfon. Why 10 th. loan called .Seren Thirty
dn.vrr. tl,esn interest In currency; * iiSna
seven dollars and thirty een' each year % syfry hsl.
Id Qa'ston when and how can ts.y 5. oStssssd,
H ;4,ns Thy are f.E Is a. The NRsT
ID Qut'fo". When u The Interest payable, ana ,hos
4a.rtr. On he 18th Of Jun. Ind lsS 4 p+t.nA..tx
S4Tl6SAL BANK or cA sii.1isoi = -
NJ. 20 ySs'no''' When must tAe Geyefnnsat es
Ia.uer TIM. ~; year. from Is. 1sh 81 y.rf,FE,,
e S: QH'.tton. Nus. receive. bad ~, pocsJJ s5sh
lss,srr No! not ua,.,, ~ pr.ser Is {: ;s.11SlS
tina, dne either four money. or IN eQiE S~sSsf s1sr
I" S-SO. Gold 6tarin1 d ~ re1E Zo0NS.S<j. F..
Ga QIt,fto94 III should need my n,ssty, Ss6es M
An.xtr. 1he,t bond, WIN always - -ssircl;ssLis
; inter- St :: PAID ssesy six months,
IKE SSsd , sy s:.s.. Counties or TOWN., and
ests ass p fios soe ~ y e:
money to pay the interest," and s. Il s.is enl svf1l
AMsnr. Inc Government collcctl; b. n5ss .teroel
iI'e o"' aDo duties On import, fuy three Asnls1 NIL
nseoea 70 nay ue interest on all .hS debt ~
a. H., .ne war ended The amount not nisAs1 $3.50
er1msnt IA: Df ss sssd o y I1yias e =:
again; Ihe interestls sure 70 be psiA propiy n H.
ae tse 10 the very asfsst inrestnsat ia tha wselt
eae a mortEA6e on good farm, Gn4 Da1tA ~.
:e1 interest Ei..i5 f.et, k2rH xorAeees Sss1G
gu incomes, all railroad and canal boods eaiJSo1ks &
other stocks merSases; e., 6e. = t,.s.sssslyt{
Nothing can Be safer, fos We are al boSnA II E1kSt
n MA. We have y bea .od firmly Sosna
p pbo ana Interest How ioolish :tSoss lss
or purchase. mortgage! or; failrosd steefsi G1:O1
sh'eh PAY onE or per cent. iniaFCSt a. SI00s
Tsysnileiriie, pay Counting thsS
.v ~s1.e'' over ten per CENT and az
Since he nm. Of February, tArousi; ~ sse..li:
W., 81 i IA Coox1, Rsq, one HUHBR16 1InMN1T
aANK0E GAl1R0IlA, IN q mn u - ~ ~
oss i: cumberland " SEVENTY THdISiNUpll1.
Let none delay, but. eubSd1f6j SSoSD.
Easa day 700 d.I.y. you iss. tcnty =
uo an.l 49,. = y: 3s.h q !aus 4.dsetel
slssss, g. ~ Gi i:s e ~. s.
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News Items

,,,, 5 roos s.n.!or' ,I fs,pf ~
I'm y: .r 1s.p sd in j:'
secretary seward on the @,S o' fall brok. hi.
thrown from ri, e.r s5sav and ph' shoulder and
During l..t week, $3.50 $50 I'm. IN BANKS Banks:
The total tai amount now in circulation - -
sll6,ooo,ooo. :, a. wash
|, pr..iden. Lincoln has returned TO "'''-
-, !, h,lie,ed in Washington that Genera -
'Sherman occupied Raleigh on eaH'
Thursday last +. - ~,
The total subscriptions 10 Tue NC NV
during last week were sl4, 'SV'
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On Saturday week, . number Of the old
fashioned, worn ont mnil pouches, trem, some
Of the Western post offices, were received It
the Washington post Office. In one Of them .
letter was found poatinnrkcd "EAhdslisnll li:
nois, March ID, 1867: It eontained ilfor:
nation in regard to lawsuit beforenh jHstt!,"
upon which nm appeal had ,beentakenf rtauir.
ing ",twenty days notice., and eAmeG to Light
twenty.nine .ycnrs and twenty..!bree day.
aftcr i, was mailed, having been carried about
MI that time for ten cents. =" III vi
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:. CIhcClr, CouRr.-No cases Of extraordinary
interesthaye a. yet come up before this Court;
i:col. Coleman: of Fayette; county, made ap-
plica,ion to DO adnitted,as q member Of the
Kanarha Bar. The 0athto support tho Con-
stitu.ion of.tbe United States and Of the State
Of West Virginia WAS administered to him ;
but no declined taking tho "oath Of Office"
from which We presume That he has given
aid and comfort to tho enemy, and cannot be
admitted to the practice Of law in the State Of
West Virginia. -. ~. -,
This term Of tho Court Will adjourn on Sat-
urduy next. : =: -. -. .. . J.:
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The ;Draf Of Bounty

,::cupt Smith, Provost Marshal q shis Di.-
t4;ot, IN xp mn Is Inquiries says:S .ei,s.
nTheres ares thirty. men: behind :in the in
Sub: District, :and ftxeoty.one. il the "a sab-
District pt Kaias Via county. J. can: give but
ssshort time, unless there arc s.ms4rseruit.
put In; 20 % tecn.bie me 70 prolonE The tiiaes'
IS ON; Board 81! Supervisors, at their meeting
last Friday syeaai1g, Increased the County
Bounty from $500. to: 500. This added 10
tho Government, Boun.y'0f 500, will make !.
handsome sum, seuiidsring the light service
which win probably % required from recruits.
Fall 1; ts,1r; i:;5a:. no; 36G >5s =. 81.
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s:RrprI 2Drsrs11Rs.-l i ,aurpri'ing how
fast, the rebel army. is falling to pieces In
less Than three aayt-from Saturday, noon
last,.tll; Monday morning;-lsl rebel dessrtsr'
have>bsen. received Mt these Brigade Head
quarters. z Also, seven refugees: 5FrSn other
Posts similar, accsuu,s reach: ua 'Ti' moll
that Lee surrendered: his army when he did ;
elss, he :would soon havs had none to surrender
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The celebration on Wednesday last had so
fatigued the people, that the meeting appointed
to be held 1.-THE Court House that evening, in
regard to tho Reorganization Of the town
government was BY general consent inds6-.
nitely postponed. e,r',..., ~-.. ,-'5a.e;0
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Tuz NEws.-rn one short>,peek three Of the
most important events Of the war have trans-
pired-the: capture and occupation Of Peterrl
burg, the Z yacaa.ion, and occupation, Of
Richmond; and tho surrender. Of Loo and tho
army oftNorthern Virginia: We give the
correspondence between. Gems. Grant .and Leo
containing The; conditions Of the surrender,
So, In FULL. i, :: liz :s.5; s;cs.Goa.
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Gfa,n,;d al ! illumination and: Genera
{, /, - = -: s Z ratification. So.

% q ~
IL ~ 1850 - s. Jollidcation y
40 s,.n;f .has tranrspired since the IN
ass 4. ,tioI;pf tho ISreai REBELLION has had tas
fsfset: Is "trip thslss.thusias@yof our. peopie
| 70 thse p;.sh which i. PREACHED yesterday. ta,A
aiiibabt: q d; ths surrender ef Lee ana 81 -.
afuy Of Northern Virginia had oeen te' ~.
iroS our minds: = Tho news Of the sccupau'n
Of Richmond By eur Or forces, called forth nt-
thu; Observation-Disclosures our citizens on Wed
ns,d.y last, .. described in another column
The excitement soceasiqued' oy:tnn e''
however, had moi: 'sub,ided, when Lees sur
rs1dsr Wa officially announced ana inc pm. :.
riotisn of:eur people must aeeas >anu .c
Way 70 express itself il Ademonats1ute I no.
ner. Therefore The su5ge'',en INA. w
an>iiluminst'on, met win . nearly eo7'r '''
tton from our sitixens: .: II 49,.
AT about ~ CLOCK IN . INC 1'o.Htne'
were placarded aooatS tne ;to"nl .,,
that; all the stores and houses shou'u " .
minated In the evening -. !; =,
In conformity 70 orders 5'Eom Jtee :" .. ~
partment at y o'clock commencsa tae n'i"S
Of two hundred guns. from sne ps'.e ~
Coxs Hil and simultaneously ing oet.'
throughout the+toTn Jo'nsa .nete 'eS ' - 49,
10 the booming ana Fe'ctoe'as oN
the cannon, and"k on ringing 4ot A..
hour. =. -. .I.,,,,,i .,t. ,. s.7..,.4
During the afternoon business was Genefo.'y
Suspended, to; give time to- prepare ioF inc
demonstration In the evening t an" i ,A's
campaign flag was stretched across; the street
In front Of Capt: Deweys Office. 80 go
I !. BY seven O'clock In the evening the starliko
|livht Of thousands OF: candles twinkled
tbroNncb The names of nearly all the stores And
,..;aon... .r.nd.r,nr extremely conspicuous
,ho,o few remaining with closed. doors and
.b,;.tsr, 'non6rs, sent M their rudy glare
from v.,r; ,,.., corn 1 era Of the town.
:s,rnin,i Of ps.rio.ic melody broke upon the
evening air as the celebrated band of the
Tai Nov YORK. Veteran Cavalry marched up
- c.,,,
Front street 10 tho Post Ofhce, followed by
! ,~h.;,,..2 ,bsy ot,sd
\ steady stream OF people, "heEo 'ney "N.e"
IN n fev moments The crowd became 50 great
80. ...,...,, ,t,.,r. an .,ho. sonorc The
,,ho. ,or;,od xb;cb called
s"", W." ,-,~',:.., &C.,. a..
'or'n iouu 'O.'H' ~ '' '''t s.''' " -,
@sseonolase:e - ). -, ,, ,.
conspicuous 10 ."e Wv. w." ~, c.n. H.-ov..
naea transparency oteoseu - p-
eierks' IN t'o"s % NO oI',, 80 r...,,,o
toee IN 'atsc' i'''''' ~ Nv:
ia war; Msgnan'mon' In ''''0F'' w -,
met the Enemy and thcy arc ours; ~ ,o0u
no trusted Truitor' We never s' feared
Lesser transparenc,es now eame cIustns
up the street, borne 0'0i' Oy 'e0's' " , "Ia
and bearing num'lou. ;u,o| .. I " .uS,.. -
among Hn''n "v ~. ~ &c. ..n,.h ;.
ona,'.a0A, ,n..ns. - q p;cht,or5 H.
uo'tSDV'o' -, :, ,,Is.,...s,,. .na .I,ooxr -
"nu0u Hy -! .,..,..I
""nero ,S ' No -, '' e "+ y"
Aw AZ T9 VII On me 'S S
h:d VIII him when he len .sIs gold nsie"5mf
him and returning the money. lie sapro,ed % be
Tes. .nS 1t DC wi" u Ss
4. soon IN, a, tho pyro,cchnic display Ind been
-o,..tod co,,, vera nadc for
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r6c,, Read thu, !" opinion" !; in: another coll
inn. "a ~, sss,,' D ,, $ !: . ',
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,rnIi s.Ei ~ 1879: s':snl l. H,gi 80 c,' .
sI@ Our correspondents will DO attended
To- next week. s.%FE.i&:s s!st': Z '';:.l';
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-! , rronygr Generals OFFICE,
~'t0 No.. March is, 1865. J
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oil tDle COST nuQ.kEEAopIo tHVub0 4IAil uo hotl'
ing, in w est Virgins, TO secure ms from the
corrupt influence Of tho demagoguea who had
led this country into the Rebellion: They
xere:generally tho uiost:wealthy!a land inauen-
tiat among. the people Of thiS State, and owned
theclargsst; amount %; tho property both real
and personal For$eught he knew At that
time, these men sWere "a. be forgiven by the
General. government and ;re:instatsd in OIL
their former rights, Including the possession
and control OF their lands; and"aS by this
lover they had formerly controlled the destiny
Of this, country, In the same manner they
would do 30 again. Tho poor white trash, :
as they stigmatize Union: men generally,
would not DO alloxedto live upon their lands,
unless they. :xould become their tools ut the
elections but instead of BY them they will
settle their wide domains With tho unfortunate
rcbel soldiery whom, they deceived and 'duped
TO do their fighting in an unjust and unholy
cause aud whom they can reasonably expect
to use again ns tbeir toels in tho election, and
thus, control tho destiny of the country once
mose.! Upon the sturdy, uuainehing men Of
The meuntsins; who could not b terrified into
volunteering. into The rebel service, nor, be
battered, caioled, sor tbribsd into the support
Of that unjust cause but who, with bravery,
patience and rmnessIunparalleled, held the
mountain pa1sesi eyen when surrounded by
Misses Legion and TLorinI 3 ragamufhns, Is
devolSed theimportSnt trust Of: still stand ding
firm and .tupyielding I'm ttheS support of the
Government; aud they will see that its enc
mics do not again exercise an undue influence
in. the control OF public, AFFAIR.". :S,Re have
done too much, to lose il. all nov: ~ yielding
to tho whining cry of rebels aud; their syn
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Taxing Halted states Securities.

D.
The State Auditor of Indiana has
rendered decision as to the right Of a
State to tax United States Treasury
notes. This officer, under dnte of Au-
gust II, 1865, issued circular to the
county auditors of Indiana, in which
he says:
There is nothing in the act of Con
gress authorizing the issue of United
States treasury notes which exempt
such notes from Stnte, county or mn-
nictpal taxation. Assessors, therefore,
are instructed to govern themselves ac-
cordingly, and assess treasury notes the
same MS gold or other money.
1t is fact that the act of Congress
which authorized the issuing of the
notes in question does not exempt them
from taxation, but what interpreta.
ition will put upon the act of Con.
gress Of June 80, 1884, which declares
al bonds, treasury notes. and other
obligations of the United States, shall
be exempt from taxation by or under
State or municipal authority. i5
To prevent all misunderstanding as
to the intent and meaning of this law,
the thirteenth section OF the act pro.
vides as follows: @ 'g
The words Obligation, or other seen.
rity Of the United States" used in this
act, shall be held to include and mean
all bonds, coupons, national currency,
United States notes, treasury notes
FRACTIONAL notes, checks for money oj
authorized officers of the United states
certificates of Indebtedness, certificates
Of deposit, stamps, and other represen,
tatlVcs OF value of whatever denominn.
ton, which has been or TIiny be issned
under any act of Congress.
This law conflicts directly with the in.
struetions given to the county auditors
of Indiana by the State Auditor. Ar
issue.ts thus made, and the matter will
most likely be carried to the civil
courts. -
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Postmn.ter Genera1,s CIrculnr.

Postmaster General Dennison has is-
sued circular to the managers of the
railroad companies, with reference to
the winter irregularities of tho mail
service. Governor. Dennison having
been thoroughly educated, by practical
experience in railway management,
comprehends fully the main cause OF
such irregularities, and points out the
remedy. II Is to be hoped the railway
managers will carry out the recon-
mendation OF the Postmaster General.
The circular is as follows:
1T is known to you that the mail SER
vice on the railroads generally, during
the last winter, was so irregularly per-
formed as to seriously delay the trans
mission of the mails. Various causes
were assigned for the failures, but the
principle one was the great length OF
trains, that made It impossible for them
to make their schedule time. No satis-
factory reason for this was given to this
Department or the public. The COM
pensation for carrying the mails is re-
| munerative for the railroad companies
and their obligation is clearly to con-
vey them according to their most ex-
peditiouS schedules, whatever may be
the delay to their passenger or freight
traffic. The interest of the public in the
regular and speedy transmission of the
mails is superior to the private interests
of railroad companies and the delaying
of the mails by overburdened trains Is
virtually n violation of the implied con-
tracts of the companies with this depart
ment. The remedy is with the compa-
nies. Lessen the number of cars on the
mail trains, especially on those carry
ing the through mails to the maximum
M III
schedule time being made, and the diff
Guilty will be removed. The request now
made for you to do so is in no sense un-
reasonable; but demanded alike for the
interest ofthe governmentandt the pub.
lie, while your faithful compliance will
only be the proper observance of your
contract with the department. I trust
your company will heartily cooperate
with the department in it's earnest de-
sire to furnish tho mails regularly and
expeditiously to the public.
WMsDRNNIsoN, Postmaster Gen.
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ON learning through the cburier de,
EtdtS UniS that one William SnydeI
was fined ten dollars in the United
States, for having obtained kiss from
Miss Phebe L. without her consent,
the charming Blanche D, of Paris
exclaimed:
"Ungrateful country you shall vel
emigrate in II noble cause to the land 81
franklin"
"And what wo6ld yba do there P''s in.
,quired one Of her intimate friends. 4.
"WhatS why, would let the men kiss
me without my consent"
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-ResumIiiptlOn Of Specie PayJmenls. ~ yJIrl,al

In the House of Representatives, on
the 18th inst, Mr.. Alley, of Mass, of.
ferred the following resolution which
was passed by the House on a call oi
the ayes and noes by 144 to 6-viz:
ResolUed, Tint this House cordially
cononrs in the views of the Secretary q
the Treasury in relation to the necessity
of contraction of the currency with Il
view to as early a resumption of specie
payments rs the business interests OF
the country will permit; and we hereby
pledge cooperative action to this end as
speedily as practicable.
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I.aidies under water.

In Belgium, mon and women, gro
tesquely clad, bathetogether as freely Ms
if water We're their natural element.
AT Blakenberg you will see the bride-
groom come forth from his GdiO1loir,
leading his bride by the hand, steady
ing her amid The surf The father dips
his daughters, and the most modest
denloiSSetIes in the world, from a neigh
boring machine, gladly avail them
selves of his polite services. Some
times a harmless acquaintanceship is
struck up among the waves, to be per
fectedlon dry land, as occasion may
offer. At the baths OF Pfeiffer, young
men and Inaidens, old men and chill
dren, sit IN the healing waters pronlis-
cuously, while tables of wood, bearing
a newspaper. or u cup of coffee, are gen.
tly, hoated to them, along the surface,
beaten bather, with his coarse blue
shirt and spn-burnt hat, waits patient
ly for the lady issuing from her marine
chamber, fancifully clad, and often
wearing even her neckIace and rings,
BE listens, with his bucket in hand.
while she tells him how the sea-water
is to be thrown. With one it Is the
head, with another the arms, chest. or
naPe of the neck, that is the first 70 be
peEfused and another stands like a
rock, while pail after pail Is dashed
upon the small of her back. Then.
II sne ls young, the bather gives her a
lesson on swimming, and bids her rely
on tho motion of her arms, and leave
her feet entirely to his direction, while
he guides them after the semblance of a
frog. ~ i't-. l. iis s. .zos1,s.j
:; TIR Washington correspondent OF
the Tribune accuses tie President OF
delaying the publication of Gen. How
ard report more than n week. because
n contains sentiments concerning the
spirit ana conduct of the people in the
rebel States, calculated to Show that the
withdrawal of all fedaFal forces from
those States would endanger the inter.
ests and safety OF the freedmen and
Union people.g An editorial in the
same number OF the Tribune opens in
this way: Congress Is about to take 8
long recess. We are glad of 1t. in fact
we Judge that, could its meeting at nj
nave been postponed for a year or SO
the country would have been the gain.
er." II both the President and Con
fgressi are so bs sdIy denioralized, lwhefI
shall we place orr hope for the country
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j ec{PoRI, w1,;tis.L.NTr 8

iSAnrBuRsr Porn .wIlSi SiSLNIr. speer
having some property in New Jersey.
turned his attention to the cultivation
of the Samburg grape, imp from
Portugal. IL bears q grape whose supe-
rior quality iuiciness and richness in
sacchaHine fnatter is nnexcelled bys that
of the Catawba. After numerous ex-
periments in fermentation,aA Mr.. SpeeH
has produced q wine which will i'm.
mortalize his name and prove 4 litisIg
honor to America. BoStolL IFGgeLer.
Sold by T. n. Dogan& q Cos, and Logan
/ List& Coz, agents for wheeling. Solo
also by E!SBockings at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-23

L'ANdience, newspaper of Paris,
grayely yannounces, rs an inducement
to subscribe for it, that. none .ofsits
subscribers have died with the cholera /
For announcing the fact of NJ. Dupin's
death, the Paris Figaro wns "warned''
by the Minister of the Interior, because
as a comic paper it has no business to
publish news. NJ. Dupin was the
author of the paragraph on ssThs Reck-
less ExtravaganceI of Woman, IN the
present day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-23

MAJOR HASTINGS and his colony OF
unreconciled rebels have left Mobile for
Brazil. Tho Mobile Rsatste,. deplores
their self-banishment as the "illegiti-
mate offspring of thecriminal alliance,
long since existing between vandalic
cupidity and blind, nefarious fanati-
cisna." The Register editor ought to
have gone with them, if he is in as bad
state of mind as his words indicate.
It would be good thing for the South,
and the whole county, if all who hold
out against the generous policy of the
Government would migrate to Brazil,
PartagOnia, or some other congenial re-
gion, -sH-Lld EJcL4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-23

A NICE Po1Nr.-while couple were
being married in Preston Church, the
other day, the motherOf the young lady,
who was under age, rushed into the
church and forbade the wedding. The
and, though the bridegroom had lust
pronounced the words: "Wfth this
ring I thee wed, )" declared that no legal
marriage had taken place. Since then
however, the matter has been discussed
at q meeting Of the clergy, and the
unanimous decision they arrived at was
that the couple had been properly and
Of the church. The point is a very
tt6klish' one and VIII probably have tc
be settled in the law courts. Ial-s.h