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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

THE national freedneu's relief SssociA-
zion have issued 3 most earnest appeal 70
the public for contributions. They are
supporting more than $50 teachers and
SCENTS iathe South, and more are wanted;
there is besides pressing calls TOR food and
clothing for hundreds ot-thousands of
freed people. Mr.. Conway, superintendent
of freedmen in the department of the Calf,
Wites from Nobile:-
.Tbere are thirty thousand poor freed
men now thrown upon our hSuds in this
state. They VIII BE able onIy 70 get bread
this year; clothing and learning must
come nom the government, or from the
oeneToiene hearts Of mercifulloyAl people.
The advance Of the army from Mobile mp
ward Was the occasion for the fight of
nearly all the colored people from their
homes. The roads are filed with thou
sands upon thousands. The Exodus OF
olden time Was nothing compared with this.
But when 1 speak of the suffering endured
by them, must acknowledge that it weak
ems me. am hardly able to tell it. Many
have stArVed-Eo death in their flight =
Mothers, exhausted themselves, left their
children on the roadside TO die. eSoIdiers
| y Eouls, dug graves in which to bury them.
The old slaTeoWuers, confused by the de-
feat of their armies, mRd at the loss of
their property impoverished and hum
bled, give but little mercy TO the people
whose lives they formerly held. see
freedmen every day who come SCARED,
msngled. bleeding from the brutal treat
ment Of their oppressors. There never
Was presented to any people SO vast field
for The exercise of beneVoleuce ss is pre-
scented here In the South to day to the
good Christian people of this world"
The Charleston Courier gives an account
of the visit of Ensign c. G. Neil to the
planters on Cooper river, S. c., to acquaint
them With the regulation for the employ
ment Of the freedmen, and says of his sue.
cess:-
"He called upon the various planters in
st. Thomss and ST. Dennis parishes. and
found them cheerful and willing to do all
in their power TO promote the interests OF
the common country. Their great annoy.
ance is the depredations committed by
rowing bands ofidIe and dissolute people,
the msjority OF whom are colored. They
are eager to obtain a supply of field and
farming implements, and are also in wanI
of horses, mules and wagons. Large crops
are not looked for this season. The plant.
ers received Ensign Neil and his associ.
stes with the utmost ciEility, and spread
before them the best their houses contain
ed. Ia their conversation they admitted
the total failure of the rebel cause, and
expressed Themselves solicitous to see har.
mony and Reunion again prevail"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

Ma. cnAsE's AsFrRATIoSs,-Tbs Wash
inGton correspondent of ihk-Bcs,ou Com.
"O"esG'tA says there is no doubt of the
fact that the chief justice is on an cleo
pioneering tour, aud adds:
ait cannot be denied that the chief ina.
tees aspirations for the presidency Are
ehronie; aud it has trauspired here. since
Mr. LiDeoln's death, thar this considers-
non was the basis of the only doubt that
the president had about his appointment to
bis present high poaTIfon-for The presi.
dent said to friend, No man viii adorn
me suPtsms bench so we'll a. Mr.. Chase
II he viii only give up bis desire for the
presidency Ny fear is that he win belit-
tie the ot6ee by electioneeripc Tsr,nrSs
every nov aud then. Nevertheless, 4 sbsT
ePPoint him, hepiag he win reeoon;,s ~
greater honor, aod mOse eudurins SfsH,s Of
m I1e caiet lasneeshlP. IL is now telt thai
this remark" -NtNs' Al
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

No reason was ever given for Judge
Bates resignation of the Office of United
States Attorney General. We now have a
clue to it In the letters on habeas corpus
and military and civil law which be is pub
fishing. 1t is-vety clear that with such
opinions he could not remain in the Cabi
net with Secretary Stanton. The following
paragraph from one of the letters written
before the war had closed and Presideu.
Johnson had determined to dispense with
military courts, shows how decidedly Judge
Bates differed from the War Secretary !:
And may We not hope that many mill.
taTy men who have been made (perhaps
unwillingly) the agents of unlaw fnl power
and popular oppression, seeing that the
occasion is past, will at once contine them.
selves to their proper vocation as soldiers,
and cease altogether from troubling civil
men, and from meddliOg with civil govern
mentf But if, uuhAppily, 1 should be dis
appointed in this hope, then my advice TO
all the people is to resist oppression and
mtsgoverumeut, and by all the means which
lhs4aws authorize. Doit calmly and pru
IDENTIFY, and taking care to-keep the Law
log courage aud a fxed purpose To- pres,
the controversy to the end Of the law. If /
military officer presume to interfere will
the civil couEts1-or to intermedd!e will
popular elections, have him, indicted To-
the ofense, nomatteE-Hhat is his rank, ant
4 prosecuted according to law. Aud if AM
soldiers, high or low, do a wrong to a pri
Vate~ person under IhepFeteuse of military
power, let the proper civil action b.
promptly brought and pressed With al
VigorI to verdict and judgment for dam
Sges. Ny life upon it, this course, dill
gently and skillinlly pursued, will soor
bring obstinate offenders to proper sens
OF their subOrdination to the civil power
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

TAI Washington correspondent of the
New York World states that President
Johnson has determined to enforce the
most strict economy in the administration
of the government and adds:
he intends to make his administration
the most economical, under the circum
stances, that this country has had since the
time of Washington. he will tolerate no
abused in the way of reckless spending of
the public money. Unostentatious him
self, not desiring that he or his friends shall
pocket any emolument except what legiti.
mately belongs to them in the way of
salary, he is determined that the coun.
try shall not be fseced by contrac-
tors and the treasury leechers and harpies
who have done so much TO swell the ag.
gregate of our public debt. he is aware
thar be can-secure cheap popularity by
allowing these people TO keep their fingers
in the public treasury; but he realizes the
debt the nation is to pay is so enormous,
and its burdens will be so onerous. that no
administration eau last longer than one
presidential term that does not make its
mark in favor of the strictest economy in
the disbursement Of the public funds. he
is determined TO so conduct our finances
that 1t can never be made party cry
against his administration that 1t needless
~ spent one cent more than the absolute
necessities of the country required.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
FRESH BEEF

that may be required for use Of the troouT OF the
Hnts9 sttteS' serving In the DepaItment of Wet
Virginia, and supplied from toe following splaceS
YIA; OlATkshnrG (or 6rattonl and HarperSI Ferry.
Wet We and cuuberlandS Maryland and Clark, \
Hor 10 ak months, or such less time As the Com.
miSsAry General phy direct, and S1bjeef 10 hiS an
pEovAl, commenting on the ThtI hrSf dST of JnIX.
4soS, And Seding on The lsls thirty oi
es n6S ior the hrSt three named p6ints
and t0r mon tbs and L6I ak days Commanding on
the t2itSl tEet ty-ourta day Of June 1855 and sDd
ing on tue ISlatI thirty-hnt day Of IS65
Ter the last named place, ~ - = =
Said Beef to Be OfsteeEa, mot Bulls stan Hef.r,
g SoSs! IS1E ye4ts Old and over, 70 weigh net each
q ssast 500 Ave In adEedaii pounds
The Be ef 70 be sound and VhulRsoma ryrifb r.AH-,
shAnks, aad kidney tGllUE excludedl in e1uSi nFos
portions Of fore and hind ouRrterS And a - n L
SutolS,.e "a Sarse times Per Neakl may b
me GontEaetoEs VIII be required 70 keep an Seent
WITH su4eient supply Of Beef Cattle, constsntlv
Within supplying distance Of the troops
bond In the penalty Of $4,000 CtEontv tho,., ~
o1llaESl E14 be required, with two good SurefieS-
Nhose Individual responsibilities for the aboTp E1R
mn.t Be shown BY the oG1etal certificate q ne CF
q the nearest Court Of Record or the United ststeS
District Attorney.
Proposals from trm must specify the names and
rFGeneeS OF all persous competing Il, aud eaeh pr
PS9 must Be accompanied BY the cath Of aIIGPiSnce
y me party or parties; also BY certificate Of tho
sFooEo putty above referred to- also by written
saaIr9ntee Eigued by the party or parties MAKING
The bid; the whole making tour SeparSfe uHpers Is
Nafeh torm4 vii be furnished On application ~ IjI
ISsAet1i w N PeEsots All OF which should be en-
1eaePsos sailed, and endorsed uPrOposHiS for FrsSh
bseI and directed 70 the undersigned q CumheTs
Payment to be made in Treasury NotSs or .ush
OS[.sE Wy sEnrnent funds AS nay Be on h1n5S II
nGes 90 eandA, % Be- made son As received
SlEs eo oeth OF allegiance certificate of respun.
sl2tH4y md S9arAntes, must b In Duplicate
1os !6SVernasnt reserves % itsStf the riEhE II
E5SS any o. Al bids deemed unreasonable
- WIN. b HOSACK,-
Captain and G s.
- 9ss-Le1 Chiefo- s Dept. OF Wet Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

THE last number of the Richmond Whig
received, has an article on the "Virginia
Emigration and LnUd Company" recently
organized in that city, with Gov. Peirpoint
as President. From this article We extract
the tetfOwiDg reference to the land and
timber of West Virginia:
1--WE trust that this Company will pay
especial attention to the immense tracts of
unoccuPied and idle lands Of Western vir-
giuia. The area of this lasd~ is almost iu-
credible. Immense tracts of country, COW
eIed with the finest timber that ever grew,
The soil so deep and fertile. and the earth
0boundipg in copper, iron aud lead almost
unknown, and untrodden, save by adven.
lnrous sportsmen, who go to-hunt game
OF fish IN the deep, clear, cool streams:
sbouUdiug with the finest Of trout.
In PocahOntsR county, going porthWGFd
from HuntersVille, the county seat, the
traveller may ride twenty i've miles with.
out seeing s'gG OF human habitation,
save maple sugar camp. In portions of
Fayeite, Nicholas and Randolph counties
the settlements are almost as spSrce. These
lands can all be made valuable BY enter
price and energy, and We look forward 10
the day which ahAll sec the hole of old
N'rgtEta,a rich garden epOt, all her lands
wsvluE With graes and grain, and her hiils
SchoinG the slroke of the miners pick.
1t is true that large portion Of the
t'TTG rRooSHita to which we refer is within
the limits OF "West Virginia" but the de-
veIoPment of that country will contribute
TO the welfare of the more eastern csun.
ties, and may therefore appropriately re.
ee've the attention OF the new orgGniIa-
tion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

lNPuKrs on DRx GooDs.-The Imports
Of toseiga dry goods at this port for the
month OF Nay, we're less than tWo-thirIfs
of the corresponding total for last yesr.
bgIa lit'le in excess OF the Very small 60.
ures for Nay, 1868. The whole value
landed here during the last I've weeks Ia
less han tour million dollars, Of which ouly
S2,6SI ,469 Uent directly into cousump-
aoo, aud 81, 245 .ses went into warehouSe.
The total thrown on market is larger. 81
nearly four mitioos which had sceamuls-
yea II bond were Eithdrawp-snd sOId for
eosnsuuptiou--E. p JouyaaI Of Cs1-
EleFGe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

FIvH, FwrST'Es, which fell 10 the Ruglish
market to 643 on the news of the assassin.
alton of the President, have advanced to
CIT. Notwithstanding the dscliue o, rstd
from l56 to 1876. This indicates an incress.
coOddeucs abroad in the eredi. of the
united States Government, and an absence
OF apprehension as to any political cOmpH.
eatioDs. 1t further shows the grOuudless
ness OF the tears entertained by some here
tia; the value of Government securities in
the home market might be depressed BY
the returu of large amounts from abroad.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

Ma. YALLANDEsHAM. in his letter to the
Democratic Young Mems Association of
Lancaster, Pa, announces that the future
policy of the Democratic party is purely
negative. L, is to keep sharp watch OF
The administration of President Johnson,
and tmbarrass him as mush as possible, ii
his measures do not suit them. Mr.. V.
thinks that~the President has made bad
beginning in refusing to iudorse General
snernan's agreementWith General Johns.
ton. As this clause of the letter is the
only portion which presents WELL defiued
and positive statement of Mr.. vaIlaudig-
hams views of reconstruction, we quote it
entire:
1T is, indeed. already to be lsmeuted
that, although General Sherman may not
have bad the anthorily-and he claimed
none for himself, referring all to the Execu-
tiTe-his plan of pacification and reunion
wss not promptly confirmed by the Presi-
dent.1t was concise, comprehensive, com
pleis; proving him not the less wise and
great IN the science of Craftsmanship, than
grand and triumphant in the arts Of war.
And it would have made peace, immediate
and sincere peace, fTom-the Potomac to
the Rio Grande. This was his proud con-
Rrstulatory boast to his army at the end Of
the great struggle, aud not Of any victory
in lhs,frld. Defeating the armed military
hosts otthe confederacy, his aim at the
close was to conquer the hearts of it's peo-
pie also. and To ~oe exalted thus ss the hero
OF Peace-the only true herOism in civil
war"
1; is to be remarked that Mr.. vallaudig
ham differs from e-OPtniOn expressed b.
the minority of his party Orgapa-at ,h
time the Sherman and Johnston agreemeu
WAS signed Now that he has given hi
adhesion to that policy, We presume the
will not be slow in giving theirs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

oETsorAt returOs in the War Depart,
neu' shOE(that the deaths in the amy
since the war broke out, SO far As heard
from, with the estimate for those returns
not Jet handed 10, including starved pris.
OaeFs, &c-r~iil aggregate about Lsres ka.n-
drsa aHd t'se"ty sEs L5oSsaaR rhess are
the deaths alone. When We estimate The
wounded in the ratio OF three for every one
killed. which is less than usual average,
Wesee At what fearful sscri6ce of life
and limb the ASTON has preserved Its e1s
is.ence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
Prom the stsubenvenvlrle Herald.

The Rolling NM SHAFT Explosion.
This explosion which took place on Mon.
day morning last, about 81 o'clock, proves
70 have oeen q very serious affair, and one
from which miners, We hope, will learn 3
lesson of oautiou-as theaecidsnt evident
y resulted from carelessness. The diggerE
had been WORKING some on Saturday, but
for some cause, had gone Oft is said got
on strike and permitted the furnace, kept
burning to consume foul air, to go out, "a
far back as Wednesday last On Monday
morning, tits said, the men had convened
for oOOsultstio1-pgobabIy with view OF
going TO work. The foreman Whs had the
pit 10 charge, it is said, sdmouished others
not 70 follow him for fear Of disaster, but
as no recent indications of an explosion
bad been observed, the men entered to the
number of nine. Their names were John
DongIas. Jas. CoWsn, Mr.. Lynch, Jas.
Riley, William Riley, William MuIlhiser,
William OowAn, Fred HeeseIl, Patrick
Buck and Thomas Sweeney. Of these
John Douglas, James OoWan, Mr. Lynch,
James Riley and William Mullhiser were
killed-tHken out OF the shaft dead. The
body of James GoWau was sh6ckiugly
mutilated, as were those of several Others
Those ipjqred, who may all recover, are
William Cowan, badly bruised; Frederick
heSseiI severely W0unQe0 ABOUT one OF
his eyes; Patrick Burk escaped unhurI;
Thomas Sweeney, slightly bruised. All
of the foregoing, except William GoWsn,
who had gone into the pit from the east
side, escaped, aud all who had gone into
NEWEST side were killed, except William
OoWsn. The explosion was q very power.
full one. One of the men says he was car
ried along one Of the entries With feet up
and head down With great velocity, like q
feather driven before the hurricane. A car
load of coal was driven along an entry
aud forced ten or fifteen feet up the mouth
of the pit where it struck fast. Some ten
or fifteen cars were wrecked by the expIo>
sion, and large pieces of wood and stone
were hurled by the force of the explosion
out of the top of the shaft and high into
the air. The report of the explosion vas
heard mile distant, and the ground vas
observed to tremble for some distance
around, owing to the violence of the shock.
This has been the severest explosion OF tbs
kind in this city, a terrible aud sad one
which will serve, though a serious lesson,
to admonish miners OF the necessity OF
increased vigilance in the future, for it is
very evident that this accident would cot
have occurred if even ordinary precaution
had been observed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
II Is row pretty wei set.led that JEFF.

Iris row pretty well settled that JEFF.
Davis will be tried-before the civil court
Of The DIsirit, of Coiumbis on the charge of
treason. But doubts are expressed as to
the possibili.ztcr probability of convicting
hin. Of the ability 10 empaneI au unbiased
jury, of the probable seton of the judges,
Asd Of the chances of President johnson
pardoui6g Jef. il esse be is convicted
TIE well known eoPperhesd iouroals of
the c66ntry openly advocate the liberation
of LEFT, sud boldly declare that the govern.
meat has no right to even Try him for
,rssson.- For instance, The New York
-Dsily Sstss.tdited nov by the Irish rene
gade, Uho for four years has conducted
TIE Richmond EzGniHsr fog JET. Davis
bogus government says:
II nobody else viii say it, We shall
This goYsEruepi has no-sEght TO put Jefier-
con Davis on his trial far treason. For
four years be has carried OF AZ open aud
honorable war, one OF the grsudest vars
ever vsgtd on~earth, against sill the
powers OF this ustion.
X is Sufficient reply to such cOPperhesd
slang to say that the goverDmens will try
JEFF. Davis, and all other villains like him,
for treason and as to the result We have
90 doubt. As to the difficulty which many
persons spprehend in procuring fair aud
impartial trial, We have DO fesrs; and
when tried and found guilty, we do not
sPprehend that Andrew johnson will inter
pose an Executive pardon 10 save his neck.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

THE Savannah Herald. announcing Ii.
arrival there of MFs. Jefferson Davis, says
She expressed anxiety to 70 to Rurope,
and inquired tor vesseIs TO Nassau or anT
other Ptaes from Ehieh-she could get to
England or France. ShsGlso nSds the "a.
marx that she mad probably seen Mr.. Da-
Vis Tor the last tine. She complained his-
teriy that she Was not allowed to See hin
after be was taken 70 the Classmates Of
Fortress 4onroe. We understand she win
make Gesrgia her place of residences FoF
the present.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

FaR 6ill which passed t6e Tsuu.s,s.
Senste last week, SHOWS neither peSro..
nor feeels to vote AZ present.. Rebels nav
Sner SIX years exclusion IRON the fra1.
ehlse De allowed to exercise it by petition
to the Cirenil OF Gbaaeesy Coart' az proof
OF loyalty tozthe Uniled States IN 49,
court on The testimony of two OF more invsI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
ALs-thAt Matyl.pd W.n,s ND :. no,,h.

ALsthat Maryland wants now is north
eFu emigrauss. ReV.J.F F. Ware of Bald-
more writes to the C6ri,tiaa Regi.ter.-
"Ssid a gentlemen, well known here tn
Ue-himselt southern man and a 1atgs
slave owner, VhD had By Eord aud act
notoriously sided-Wfth the South-.WhsI
Maryland to day wants is, i've huudFed
Thousand Yankess,' l smiled and sid
that had not placed the number oatte 80
high, when be repeated With emphasis
les, sir, Eve hundred thousand Yankees >"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
Nleholm@Rlas

AtshoAas CEaSle5-.l In otre1it Court, Ohio
Reuben =. Hedges, ct. Al In csaassfy. $50
PY VIRTUE Of decree in this-eauSs made IN
u the lOth Day Of January, a. D 1s65, this ea1Ss
Uas reerred to O0e OF tbs Master OumuissionerS q
this Co1rt 70 NSee tSin and report tie real e1fafe
which said defendant, Reuben =. Hedges i pUGIeS-
Eed of and entitled to- and the disrent Hens thes
are 0Pol the Hame BY deed, Judgment or 0GherUiSe
ana t0e order and priority OF The E1lle; Win AM
oSher Matters pertinent 70 the caSs IN hfl c5f1tI5n
80 e hs ny beTs9usSisd q be himself nay Ihink
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
GO TO STEIN BROTHERS
js7-1m To set Cheap and Good Clothing.
.BeefH Beef93
OFFICE CHIEF @. s. rEaaF WEST Va
CUMBERLAND Mn lima q Iss5

SEALRD PROPOSALS will be received fro,,, =.
- hands, citizens loyal to the Government Of ths
Omitted States, until IL N, TUESDAY, JUNE SOtn.
1855, for furnishing ali the -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

At . meeting Of the Board Of Health he'd on FIJI.
day, 18th April, 1875, II Wss on motion, OADERKD,
That the mouthly FepoEE q Ehs Board be hereafter
published only IN tbs D0Eatng paper having the
largest daily eirrlAsEhsa-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
New store. New store.
MUSIC AN9 VARIETY.
No, 1Os Main street, a5ovs Gonro., near
StaiAcaOthtng ROuss.
E. A. sWEBER,


HlEAoHKR OF MUSIC AND OReANTs .-t.,-
i lively known in this CITY and Vicinity ~
leave to announce that To-MORR NV, TOE .DGY.
tbs 9th Infant, he will open b new Nu,is
and Variety Store, where he vii Keep On hand a
eS'oTtmeut Of PianoS. {Amoug then SteiuVayJS and
Ha8leton's OF New York; Melode cons, Sheet MuEic
including the best instruction books and latest GheS
publications, VtolinS, Guitars, Flutes, AeeoFdeonS
and BaptoS, of the best Foreign and American
cry, Photographic Goods and NotIons.
he VIII promptly attend to any orders for Music
LEFT ct the Atore. - 80 =
BE will - heretofore, give Instructions ON the
Piano, Mslodeon, Organ and In thorough BS9S
either at aeholAIf houses or At his Music Room OS
Main street. where . hne Piano Il kept for pFac !.
tIoe.
choirs. elee Clubs andYoeal Glasses attended TO-
-. AsP51anEementS are alnO being made for renting
Keeping only the best Of goods on hand, having
adepted the motto Of quick sales and small prohts
sPeaEs the patronage ofthe public. =
WbssHng W q. T,,. K,l SER sA--"AhEA.
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NORTH HIsR1RH BANK u yIRsINIA,

NORTH ~IsRIRN BAEK q VIRsIEI1-7 :
sr, z1RElI1ss ". Va, Nay 9, 1855.
a skB01Ak 4kAfl6G OF TaE STOCKHOLM.
66449s9Ith ii Bank 1iII b hsj3 q - FS+iI,
11S,S.s e ~ ee1nS 3GGsDAE5-tha thiFtesnt6
~ q June next, eo1luene5nE a. 10 o1rloeF
1S1g[ses 81 q. LAND, CG1fier.
STEIN BROTHERS
- raisE ts
pOat Bey 1Oto Is Pr cent. 70 Psl.uasvhO
''aaE sSAAi'E1iu Is is - te.zzs 4tST-ll !,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
CoNlIIsSIONRR's OYPTCR

lzsad iWHEELlDs, JuDe Tlh, iSsas
Aodee . hereby giTSa shat 1 haTe nxod q nSoo.
Slls Day o. JAY na1t ~ the tirla Nd nv
L4A once In t1e city Of W6eeHaE- GS' 'tiIs plhcs
10 a1d where ahaLl proceed 70 require into ali
tsfoES O. me several mAtt6EHE1a sd decree re
1s!Esa 70 91RSOa L. oRANNkE
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Tbs E1osnted clns....

The New York World makes the follow
ing estimate of theanumber of persons ez.
Cluded from the amnesty proclaimed by
Praaiaent 1nhn,nn.
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