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The Doom of Sherman His "Blunder.'

The federal administration has gained
.ha. power over the country that the
meI-st lniimation from Washington is
sufficient TO set a hundred Thousand
tongues wagsing in defamation Of the
nobiest and bravest son of the nation -
Thirty days ago Gen Sherman WAS the
idol Of the people. Twenty millions wor
shipped him as statesman, patriot and
hero. thousand presses bfazei with
the story of his deeds and with euogies
upon his name. The man supposed that
by his tour years Of hard and successful
service in the field, he had wen unfading
Isurels aud the lasting gratitude of his
couLtrymen. BY This Time he is probably
rndecei, ed. His rosy dream of glory ha,
vanished. The hundred thousand tongues
that sang his praises are busy denonncing
hin, anri The thousand presses that euIo
gized him are equally busy in spoutiug
rnre at him his because those who
hold the Ieins OF Government aud control
The Washington end Of the telegraph have
wiIed it, Had The sa,ue power command
ed that the now fallen hero should have
been smothered with popular honors. there
is Lo,hing in the nature Of existing cir
cumsrances to irduce the shadow of y
doubt that the mandate would have been
obeyed with the same zeal and alacrity
manifested IN accomplishing his ruin.
Four-ffths of the charges being piled
up ag~ins. Sherman by an obsequous and
unprnclped press, are manifes;ly and
absurdIy false and malicious We are told
tba, he plotted the escape Of JEFF. Davis !:
that the terms of surrender agreed upon
BY himself aud Johnston were dictated by
Breckenridge that his conduct originated
cised powers never delegated to him by
the Government, that be ba- become dis
loyal and 10 seeking the friendship and
favor of Southern leaders The exact
ruth of the whole matter ia, ,hs, the
terms Of surrender agreed upon by Gen.
Sherman are substantially those suggested
by him ~hlie st Atlanta, and again while
at Ssvannsh-term. which President Lin
coin never publicly disapproved. and which
oil the people Of the North then appiauded.
He has repeatedly declared without dis,
sent from any quarter, that AL he wanted
Of rebels was tba, they should disband,
resume their allegiance to the Federal
Ioternment in good faith, 90 home and
continue the operation Of their State Gov
erpmen:. under the federal constitution as
Of old, and trust TO the lswm skiing power
Of the country for justice as we'll as for
judgment. In substance, these are the
terms he proposed to Johnston, subject to
The approval of the Government at WASH
ington lie fondIy BIZ, delu.ively hoped
that the cabinet and people would endorse
the re establishment, of peace from tbs
Potomac TO the BIO GIanGe AMI tie TO-
slant and permanent restoration Of the
authority Of tho federal constitution
throughout. the republic Tha, was
"Shermau's blunder w-Mlu1uEes Vems
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General Intelligence,

.
The H~rGlIs ,rrespont,enL say. Dsvi,
remained 10 DanviIe six DAYS, under the
greatest suspense, failing 20 hesr from Lee,
who was expected 70 reach that place nn4
make the Staun.on river bis Inc of de-
tense The news of The surrender EuaiIy
came in BY scouts but vas disbelieved.--
Il was kept secret. towever, as long as
possible, and when ii became known there
vas a panic. The next .1.orning there
Wa. = general exodus. Sloueman's en-
were between DsnviI!s aud Greens5c 70.
and fired upon the trains that carried
Davis and his Cabinet away
The He7oids correspondent SAYS the
armies Of Georgia aud tennessee, com.
manded respectively hv Gers SIccums
and Howard. we're under orders on tn.
2Slh uit. to remove north via Rishmoud
10 Alexander, where they will be Gisband
cd or sent TO more important aeti se tislds
of the rebellion. if any be said to exist.
The Times Wa.his9son special ssys:
ln the fultFer progress of tic preliminary
EXAMINATIONS as TO tha ASSASSINATION con.
epirscy, arrests are continually b.ing
'iauS, "uu 'hus 'ai VIC "noie huhiosf TAX
en- into custody viii reach nearly 500 -
The trial of these conspirs,oIs will be
commenced before military commission,
and if unon this hearing the same fact.
are brought "ul that nave been disclosed
IN he preliminary exsmjnation,th msgui,
tude Of the plot viii asionlsh the whole
country Ii Is not true, as reported, that
harrold hss been hled, His trial vas
set for to morrow.
Lieut. Doherty, who commanded de-
'schmsnt OF The ION y. I. cavalry lhas
assisted 10 uie capture OF boo;h, las been
promoted 10 4" rsta'n'v ty commission
Of The Governor OF n. \.
The Nerala's buehoa AyTes correspond
ent, OF March II, repoi;s very fully the
concluding scenes Of TIE war betweea
brazd ar.: Uruguay, AID also inrn'she,
copy Of ne peace convention concluded
~ -, M"''eF'de"' ~ w .ne OF Th'ch Gen
F'"Fe' vas lnangurated iforiur'd' Irasi.
deg, "I I'nGu~y. tiore'' he" t"U.aes Was
u adF up - men OF experience aud latent,
ana met Wild very general approval.
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CABINET CHANGES The WASHINGTON
corre-ropden, Of the n. Y Commercial
says: Those at the Departments are
coufi,!ent tia, there will not be any change.
in the Cabinet. while c:hers who have in
yesr. past known Pre.ident johnson sre
cure that there vii be An entire recon
nrncsion." Horace Maynard, Preston
King, Lewis b. Campbell, and olher. are
spoken of As likely TO succeed the p,esen
Secre,ares"
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A1TEMrT AT SUICIDE On Friday last.
an aged man named JoeEpH STIcH. resi-
dent vf the Thrd Ward, attempted 10
conmi ,uicide by shooting hi'neelf with =
sho. gun He placed The muzzle Of the
gun under his left jaw, and reached down
and pulled ;hs trigger. The charge made
an awful wound, tearing away one side of
his jaw and face. It WAS at first supposed
that be could not live, but We believe that
hopes are now entertained Of his recovery.
Family trouble. the cause.
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cF The rebel leaders ahew grea, .kill

~ The rebel lenders ahew great .kill
10 the manner in which vhev removed the
gold from Richmond 70 the Dauville Rail.
road on the night before ,he evacuation.
Guards we're placed along the entire route
from the Treasury to the Depot, with or
ders to allow no wagon TO devis,e from
lis course. The number Of kegs of gold
was thirty four. One keg was placed in
esch wagon, with guard of four men
walking after each, TO watch the property
and the driver. Trenholm. the Secretary
Of the Treasury, s,a.d a, the Treasury un-
I'll the las, k.g was sent off. and followed
on foot. At the depot She specie was
loaded into two cars, and four Of the
principal oficers of the Department were
detailed TO each car, and rode with the
treasure.
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Mr.. Lincoln'S Last Letter.

Gen. Vsn Alien, Of New York city,
wrote to the president to ask him not to
expose his life unnecessarily, as he had
done a, Richmond, and assuring him OF
the earnest desire Of all bis countrymen
10 close the war be had successfully con-
Quoted After acknowIe iging the receipt
of the letter the president replied April
IA, the day Of hi. death, said:
| intend to adop, the advice of my
friends and use due precau.ion. |
thank you for the assurance you give me
that shall be supported by conservative
men ike yourself, in the effort | may
make to restore the Union, SO AS to make
it, TO uae your language, Union OF hearts
aud haGds sa we'll ns ofSla,es.
Yours truly, A. LINCOLN.
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From Knoxville

kao1yil.e Nav =
jeff. Davis was Yorkvile, S. c., on
tie 2Sth uli., and ~toneman's forces came
in en- the following day.
JEFF has only Gle Day 3 star, Of Stone.
man.
Davis is escorted by two thousand cav.
airy, one hundred mounted. AID command
ed by Gen. Dbbereil, and is accompanied
by Be- jsmin, Bfeckinriigs and other vo-
t'Ties, and will probably be, ioinel by all
The desperadoes Who are 9eelng from jus.
tee and from the vengeance Of the U. S.
govsEaneut.
1t Is 10 be hoped that Gen Stonemau'.
frces will capture Davis, rs be hls bur-
denee with Eleven wagons supposed 20
c.n,s!r sTs.le.
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Two Rivers Charter Election.

The annual election Of officers OF the
vilsge OF Two Rivers wa. held on Tues
day, and the following gentlemen elected /:
President-Dr John Oswald.
Treasurer ohm Franz
Ndrshal-EGward Zander.
TRUsTEEs
First Ward-Joseph Mann.
Angus, Arsl,
G. K-rnofskv.
Second Wurd-A Plenng,
Henry Vogt,
George Hollauer.
ASSESSORS.
FirH Udrd-Fred kfsus.
Second Wa-i-Ch Johannes.
The Vi.ias. Clerk is elected bv the
Board Of Trustees.
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The Court House looks shabby, inside
sDc out. The County Supervisors should
direct the expenditure Of two or three
hundred dollars on it this summer
So says the Appleton Crescent, in speak
ing OF the Cou,: House in Ou,agsmie
couury, which calls to our mind the fac,
iha, Manitowoc possesses one Of the finest
Court Houses in the State, snd tina.
Sheriff GLOVER has been tusy this Spring
in Identifying and adorning the premises
he Sheriff does not propose TO have :he
public property 90 to decay as long as he
has control over it. and therefore has tho.
roughly renovated the County Buildings
and other property of the county inside
and out, for which he is entitled TO the
:hsnks Of the people.
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good aud faithful citizens of the United
States. and who are proper objects of exc
cutive cleuiency, be released upon the
.eIus that the President shall deem lit
and con-istent With the public safety.
by order ofshs Secretary Of War
A. a NIcHoLs, A. A. 6.
THOMAS ". VISCnST, A. A. G..
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TIE PLACE TO BUY GOODS 1t is not
generally known that James Robinson, OF
this Village, sells all kinds Of goods a.
cheap As any establishment in Fond du
Lac. Such, however, ia tact. and as a
consequence he is now doing larger bust
ness than ever before. He always keeps
q large and we'll selected ..ock Of goods.
and We advise all who hase been IN the
hsbi, Of trading a, a distance TO give him
. cali before purchasing else~ here Chl-
ton Times
We cheetfuly endorse the above, and
from a personal acquaintance with Mr..
ROBINSON for a number of ye~rs can 70
commend him as fair and honorable
lealer.
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Good News, if true.

l, Is rumored that the operations of the
Provost Marshal Gems Bureau are 10 be
cur,ale1, and that General Fry will cease
TO be power in the land, based upon
that unkno,On quontity-the quota OF
every district. The exrenses of hia bureau
from November l, 1868 TO October 80
1864, footed up 4Ol6 1856, in addi-
ton TO the bounties, &c. The total amount
OF communication money received from
n-combatants, is 1921 500 On the
whole this bureau bas been alike expens-
sive TO the country and TO the people in
dividuallv, nor has its management. been
characterized by any feature that will
make its abolition regretted, unless by
those who hold Office IN it,
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y Our thanks are due to Capt. Jos
Ern RASKIs, of the 9th Regiment, for q
copy Of the Mobile Daily Neus. Of April
13-tke first mum Der Of the frs, Union
paper i'sued in this. city after its possess
ion oy our troop.
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EV The Times SAYS that all the fnnds
required TO pay General Sherman. army
10 fall will be ready by the middle Of next
week. /. will require eleven ,nillions of
dollars.
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EY- All the Vice>Presidents who have

EP~ All the Vice>Presidenis who have
become Presidents in consequence Of the
death Of those elected TO the latter Office.
have had to serve but brief apprenticeship
before their elevation. Presiden, IIsrrl.
son was Inaueurated March 4. 1871. aud
died April 4lh Of the .ame year. one
month after his inauguration, when John
Tyler succeeded him. President Taylor
VAS lnsugu's'ed eight years later, March
4 lS49. and died july Oh of the same
year. abou, four months after entering Of
fee. when Mr.. Fll'"ore took the place
President Lincoln was inaugurared for
the second term on March 4 1865, and
WAS killed April IA. lee. than two mon hs
after the commencement of the term Of
office.
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In THE SERVICE AaAIN. -Onr friend
and brother editor, ) w. Smith, Of the
Mani'' woe 7rtJnne, late QnafternS-ter OF
the 80 Wisconsin Volunteers, 600 day
men,) has "ga'n entered the service and
neen commissioned as Captain Of Co. D..
in the 52d Regiment.
He deserves 10 wear at the least p
" leaf" upon his shoulder straps, and me7
it's the "eagle" much more than many Of
those upon whom it has been be.iowed.-
.Sheboygnn Times
"Bosh " is no expression of disgust a,
the above nonsense.
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SEEDS -Messr,. RosEssoS, at their
Drug Store, have a choice assortment Of
garden and field seeds on hand. aud sell
li.snI cheap.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-05

THK SEwARps Tho Stewards, father
and son, arc both tres from danger, ard
rsrid'y recovering
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~ A Richmond letter says General
Lee keeps quietly within the house. ara
6as not taen seea 90 he street since Lis
capture.
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TuE Poor HousE.-By the courtesy Of
Messrs CAREY, IIIcKoK, and DAIMLER,
Poor Commissioners, we were invited to
accompany them on Wednesday on visit
to he County Fam, situated about tour
miles ives, from here |, CONSISTS Of 100
acres of land. house, barns, &c. and Is
under the management Of Mr.. WILLIAM
IIEMrroS, who h.. had charge Of it for
several years 1t is now occupied by ten
psupers three Of whom are Insane. To
take care Of these Is u severe task for Mr.
II. and family. but we fonud hem all com
for;AbIe, and the premires in clean and
healthy stste Tie farm is valuable cGun-
" property, and he people should fee!
.Ind that !. is in the hsnh- Of the pFe,ent
Poor Commissioners and Superinieud-n..
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1t' Cold on Wednesday in New York
t'ose3 ST I42
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SKRDADDLEKs. A large number of'hose
individuals Who thought it adv sable lat
.ea.nh t. flee to the regions Of Lake SUI
peror tron the impending draft. are
now thai peace prospects are Frightening
ON their return southwark Every boat
"estined south il crow ded with them
Yesterday ;he Steamer Sea Bird touched
ut eur pier on her way from Escsnaba to
Milwaukee, with her full share Of the
8Reoks Ne trust ,ha, they will be count
enanced by DO class of community. and
that their cowardy action, when their
country was likely to need their service.
will meet the rebuke it so richly deserves
-Tibune
The above-to say the least are very
nngenerous remarks when applied 10 FIX
Sheriff IA Z SMITH and other gentlemen
from The North, VII" were passengers on
the Sea Bird on their way to Chicago to
attend he funeral Of their sfe President,
>oUrn SIDE PARK The people Of The
Fast AID Thltf Ward are turning " ASH
rngfon Square the old Fair grounds-
into beautiful Park and IN two or three
Years We may expec. 10 Ace a lovely
promenade spot on he south side Of the
river. As walks are already being laid
ont. and large number Of trees have
i..p ~ oil thars ha l,nhs ~ Of
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Washinpton. Anil %. 1868

EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Washington, April 20. 1865
Being desirous 10 relieve ali loyal citi-
zens aud "sli disposed psrsons residing in
the insurrectional Siates from uuneces-
ssrv commercial restrictions, and to en-
courage them 10 return 10 peaceful pur>
suil,, i. is hereby ordered, First, Ths, all
restrictions upon internal domestic and
coastwise commercial intercourse be dis
continued in such parts of Ihe States of
Tennessee, Virgin a, North Carolina,
South Carolina. Georgia, FIorids. Ala
baIna, Mississippi and SO much Of Louis
ana as lies eas, Of the Mississippi river.
ss shall be embraced within the lnes of
national military occupation, excepting
only such restrictions as are imposed by
acts Of Congress, and regulations in pur-
suance thereof prescribed by the Secretary
Of the Treasury sud approved by the Presl
dent; ana excepting also, from the effect
of the order The following articles, contra
band of war, to.wi,: srm., ammunition,
and all articles from which ammunition
is manufactured grey uniforms and cloth.
locomotives, cars. railroad iron and ma
chlnery for operating railroads. telegraph
wire, insulation and instruments for oper-
ating telegraph wires.
q All existing military and naval or
ders IN any manner restricting Internal,
domts ic and coastwise commercial inter
course and trade with or in the localities
above named be ana the sane are hereb,
revoked, and tha. 70 military or naval Of
ticeTs will in any way Interrupt or inter-
fele with the same, or with any boats or
other vessels engaged therein unIer prop
er authority. ANDREW JOHNSON.
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Department Order,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER. J

The following order has been issued by
the President:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-29

4 PoRrToN or A WELL Known PRIVATE COLI
iyufi0N Of FINE OIL PAINTINGS, BY the Old
NAsfERe ars now. on EXHIBITION, q PRIVATE SALE,
~ ~ III 1EEDS 4 MINERS GALLERIES NO. % Lib,
ucuisrs and prices inquire ct their once
OARrEs DE vrsrrK FOR 0ENTI,BMEN-sAMPLB
u and catalogue for 16c And &c. french transparent
dozen Address Jss p. Manches 6s Broadway New York;
r ANaENHErMs IMPROVED MAGIC LANTERN PIC.
~ tures-Ssreopucon and Dissoving Views artstcally
Qolored Superior Lautsrn and complete apparatus &C. 10
Dor catalogues and information address w. LAngenhein
Dor !, 57o Post Office, Philadelphia, Pa
CPLRrDrD srEREoPTrooN PoR sALE--aAs BAoA
pctures coaplets apparatus best hing Of the XVII
4 fortune " any one Apply V R0bkkZ HULkks ~
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PROPOSALS..

IToTTCR no CONTRACTORS WILL BR
IN received at the Railroad Hotel II Hightstown,
town and Fsineyile TurnpLe roed q gravel being sbosA
s ~ Obtained sy applying g FAIRY SnsnserSoa
nisscner. Burnngod county New JSrssEr By order q
Aprl -
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:.sss -. As1s,sas ~ s'2ss =! \.
is>4 sass ~
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UroR sALB-rouR gILLIARp TABLEs. WITH MAJ
an ovsss ssioon: 0as Firturss Chairs Looking 0lAss
wooden Tabies =. Apply 70 c. cUTT1CA $50 Canal %.
nHRER BrrrIAHD. TABLES. FIRST CLASS, ron
sale this Day fcE hall her value MuS Ds ga and =
strceta
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VsvANTED-A RESPECTABLE, WELL EDUCATED,
w and rentee young lady from l6 % Is years Of age to
live with young married couple; must be OF an American
family of agreeable disposition, accustomed 10 good So
ciety and willing assist IN the light ousework q two IN
family; school take music lessons IL desired,
treated IN all respects of the family:
desired for Company than for work Any ono not
answering fully the above requsons need not answer
References given and required Address for one week,
giving age name where be seen, T. s. A. Herald
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-18
RIVER MArrxRs-Business on th,

RIVER Observation-Disclosures on the
landing yesterday was moro brisk. Ths
river was about stationary, with ten feet
If water in the channel. There was con
siderable floating ice in the stream. but
the regular packets arrived and depart
ed as usual. The steamer Revenue, Capt
IT, T. Russell, arrived from Pittsburg
and has been laid up for the present.
The steamer Wild. Wagner, Captain
Drown, arrived from Cincinnati, fol
which port she left last evening.
The Rebecca, Capt. John MLure, Jr,
also came up from Cincinnati, and return
ed last evening.
The following important decision con
corning steamboat builders, will DO OF
interest to many of our readers:
1T has inst been decided by the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, that from
the peculiar provisions Of the law relat'
ing to the tax on ships, steamboats,, etc,
no tax ia to be assessed upon the cabin,
where the same is built after the boat is
launched IF it is built before the launch
inc. it ia to be included with the hull IN
estimating the value for taxation. Like
wise, in repairing steamboats,, the cabin
is to be regarded part and parcel OF
the boat. and repairs made thereon, In
creasing the value of the boat, exclusive
of the engines, ton per cent. and upwards
render the boat so repaired liable to be
assessed duty of two per cent. on tho
amount of increased value.
The Louisville Democrat OF Saturday
says:
We learn that the Kentucky river has
commenced receding at Frankfort, but
at the mouth it is still pouring out a
great food. - o,
Our latest advices from the CumGer-
land river are to the effect that that
stream was swelling, with twenty-five
feet of water on Harpeth Shoals
The Lower Ohio is rising fast All the
way to Cairo, with an abundance OIL
| water i'm the channel for all purposes.
SOME THIEF last evening entered the
store of Mr.. Gundling on Main street.
and carried off pair of shoes. The fel-
low was pursued, when he threw down
the shoes and made good his escape.
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SHOCKING OCCURRENCES

SHOCKING OCCURRENCE A YOa@g
Lady Burned to Death Yesterday morn
ing, Miss Sarah Black, daughter of Mr.
Silas Black, of West Alexander, Pa, was
sitting alone before the ire when, it is
supposed, she was seized by an epileptic
ut and fell forward, her head resting i'll
the fire and upon the bars of the CRATE.
Some fifteen or twenty minutes elapsed
before she was discovered, when she was
found to be quite dead Her head, face,
neck and shoulders were charred to d
cinder and her clothing had been almost
entirely consumed
The deceased was beautiful girl,
about sixteen years OF age. She had
had several fainting tit. during the past
four or five years
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POSTAL CURRENCY -Postmasters are
obliged to receive al Treasury notes for
stamps and hostages if clearly genuine,
no matter how torn OF defaced they may
DO, provided that 0He-t'rentieth part be
lot missing-and fractional currency, il
not One-tenh be missing Such notes and
currency are unfit for reissue, should be
kept separate and distinct. and returned,
"a occasion requires, to the Treasury OF
the United States at Washington, in
sums of not less than thee dollars. to be
exchanged for new.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. In this
court yesterday the case of William p.
Lazzell and others, against Stephen
Maple, assignee, &c, was argued by z.
H Reck, Esq, for the plaintiffs in error,
aud Daniel Peck, Esq, tor the defendants
III error. The case Of John NJ Wilson
against Hesrick Hawkins, was argued by
P Fl Reck, Esq, for the plaintiff in error,
aud James 5 Wheat, Esq, for the defend
ants in error The decision Of the Coun-
ty Court ia tue case of William Dis
against J NJ Jackson, was reversed,
with costs 10 the appellants
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-18
CITY ITEMS,

THE BELMONT TROUPE was greeted by .
full house last evening. Notwithstanding the
snow storma All were surprised and delight
ed, both At the wonderful performances Of the
magician and the beauty and value Of the gifta
distributed Everything promised BY the
troupe is wsl and faithfully performed Go and
see them tonight, If you wish to enjoy an even
ings amusement which viii abundantly repay
you the price Of admission and the exdenditure
Of your time