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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
RebeI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nIason.

NEw YoRK, July 24-The Herald $
correspondent says:
John Y. Mason, one of the rebel com
missioners to Europe, has gone to S.
CafhaTine's, Canada, TO reside. Other
rebel emissaries have also come back and
are residing in Canada. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-03
IGENERAL ORDERs NO- !.


GENERAL ORDERS, no. l..
1. The permission given by the Co
Ternment TO persons hnving served in
the Rebel army, to return TO their homes
upon certain conditions, does not carry
Win II the slightest authority To wear
any portion of the uniform of the So
c;llled Confederate army; neither is
there anything in the lcnient PROPOSE
tons of the Government to these people
that can he construed into Il justificiI-
non, on their part, for the uttering OF Il
Single word, the committing of n single
act, or the performance of any deed in
ulcsltng TINT there is, or ever has been,
any sympathy on their part with the
rebellion; and such things will not be
permitted in this command.
II. No punishment is too severe to
intiict upon man even partially re-
stored TO citizenship, after hnving com
lillted treason to II Government like
ours, who shall, by any means, attempt
10 convey the impression that he is still
rebel nt heart; and the citizen or
soldier Of the Federal Government is
no less guilty of criminality, who shall
ny any Intentional act, violate the
pledges made by his Government TO
any person, no matter what their crime
I or complexion may be.
III. The plightcd faith of the Govern
inent to these people must he kept and
iuiIN cufleu out by the troops serving
. IN the First Separate Brigade, and no
act Will be countenancedup upon the part
OF officers, soldiers, or citizens, having
Tor Its object the persecution of these
Subdued people, so long as they
Keep inviolHte the obligations they
nave taken to entitlc them to the pro
lection of the authorities of the United
"; Wehave had four years of bloody
and devastating war, to punish disobe-
nience oflnw and unblushing treason
~ IS nearly at an end and the COnstitu.
ton and laws should now be kept in
violate by all orJler-loving people. In.
teAtional infringements and disobedi.
ehce VIII certainly meet with summary
punishment in this command.
v The Government desires the re,
storation of peace, harmony, and unity
OF feeling among our people, and acts
prejudicinl to that end are disdbedi.
7 ences of orders, tending to the same
disorgnnizing results produced by m
uccursed rebellion.
! VI. To promptly carry ont the wish.
IS of the Government, and TO restore
the early, fun, and complete exercise
of the civil authority in this command
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-03
YEARLY ADVFRTIsTNe
a DINNER 70 TIIE soLDIERs.

Some three hundred people sat down
10 sumptuous dinner at the residence
of VIM. Moore, on the road between
West Liberty and West Alexander
about midway between the two places.
on Friday last. The dinner was given
in honor of all the returned soldiers or
that vicinity, especially Co. ID, 18th
West Virginia, Col. Curtis old COM
Pany. Among the patriotic ladies who
interested themselves i'll getting up this
dinner, were the Mrs. Moore, Reeds. Bla-
neys, Williams, Mnxwells, Dement'S
and Dunlaps. The table was set under
the over-spreading shade trees in Mr..
Moore's yarl. y speech, bcfitting
the occasion, was delivered by Rev.
Moses TitchnclI. In the course of the
afternoon dance i'm the barn close by
was eNtcmpOrized between the Young
Indies and the returned veterans. IAN
went merry as a marriage bell.'
While on this subject of dinners TO
the soldiers, we may mention that pre-
partitions for a grand affair of this sort
are going on up in tho Short Creek re-
Eion, to come of on the Fourth-to-
morrow-at place called Finlcv's
Grove, situated on the ridge to the
right Of the Wheeling and West Lib
erty pike. Bounteous provision has
been made for Il festive occasion. Ap-
parently, the hearts of the people, espe-
cinlly the Indies, swell up and run over
with gratitude and admiration for the
returned soldiers, and they feel as If
they cannot do TOO much to bid them
welcome home after their long season
of privation and exposure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-03

APPOINTED To THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
The Hon. c. d. Hubbard, member of
Congress from this district, Ias in ac-
cordanee with request from the Navy
department to designate some young
man between the ages of fourteen and
eighteen, as a cadet 10 the L. $. Naval
Academy, conferred the appointment
upon Master c. Il. Curtis, SON Of Col.
w. b. Curtis. of West Liberty, young
man apparently in every way qualified
to M the place, and make good mid
shipmnn.
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THURLow WEED, inthc Albany Even
ing Journal, speaking of the funeral of
Mrs. Seward at Auburn, ON Saturday.
says:
Mr.. Sewnrd. bore the fntigues of the
mournful journey home most wonder
fully. And although heart-stricl5en by
the terrible af1lictiOn which had come
upon him, he was so calm and almost
cheerful in his sorrow, that his friends
found him, as they have in all the pre-
vious trials OF his life, rather COM
fOrter of others than one who needed
comfort himself. Sealed, from an early
hour, under. tho nrbOTSl and amid the
trees which himself AMI his sainted
companion had planted in their early
youth, he received his friends-who had
Hooked TO the house of mourning from
all parts of the State and country
with his accustomed courtesy, and wifi,
the calm and subdued cheerfulness oi
the Christian philosopher.
And as he passed through his spacious
grounds, following the favorite wallis
of the deceased, and resting where shC
loved to pass her hours of retiremant
and meditation, pointing out the trees
which they had planted in commence.
ration of the most interesting events in
their domestic life, the Statesman yyos
/ lost in the. husband, father und friend
During several hours of the forenoon,
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II is made the imperative duty of all
0tiicers and soldiers of the LIST Separate
Brigade To promptly report to these
leauquarters, any aud all violations OF
zenS or soldiers.
BY command of
BRIG. GEN. +. r. TYLER.
j. NJ RIFE, Cilpi. dJid 1. Il. 4. Ge1iY.
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OTEIN BROTHERS

-, Don : srpWJi the Custom House and T.,,-
masters otiice with runners. ieI-i5iS ~
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TOrelsn Appeals for Mercy to Dnvl,

foreign Appeals for Mercy 10 Davis.
The London Netrs, always warm
friend Of our national cause, admits in
n recent article that the execution of
Jeff. Davis for treason would be iusti-
fled by European precedents, and saws
that ''if Mr.. Davis is to lie saved it mnst
he by the exercise of mnnnanfnity of
which no state OF European Christcn-
dom affords an exemple.'' The Ne,rs
puts its appeal for clcmency on other
grounds:
"The appeal lies NOT to thu conscience
but 10 the heart. Just now the world is
struck with admiration of the great
qualities which have been develODed i'm
the war, and of the completeness of the
success ,hy which they have. hern re-
wnrtled. But if the Government of tho
United States, instead of inflicting some
moderate punishment on Mr.. Davis
were now 10 hang him, the world would
say 'iTheSe American republicans are
very much like other people. Their
marvellous success must he due to for
tune, for il is on a level to which their
character cannot rise. They had n
splendid opportunity; but could not
improve il. They We're irresistiblc i'm
their might, hui they fniled to see that
mercy Is the nobleSt minister of power
and they have needlessly sacrificed hu-
man life.''' la
The argument addressed to us by the
republicans of Europe, especially of
France, is likely TO have most influence.
They say, "Ir yo,, hang Davis you es-
tablish bad precedent; we are soon to
have attempts at revolution in Europe;
do not furnish our dcspots with an cx-
emple and excuse for severity towards
rebels here, for those rebels will be the
friends of america and of free institu-
tions everywhere"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-03
THE STATUS OF REBEL SOLDIERS
RETURNING INTO w. Va. DEFINED.

FIRST SEPARATE Brigade, !
DEPARTMENT OF WEST NIRGISIA,
CHARLESTON, w. Va, june -, '6j.
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HATS AND GAPS.
-. n. PRNTHIR.


"a AND q BLACK LUPISS, III:
U Il LANES, Rich, Black ChRllieS AMI AL
paccsls, LuptnS. BOmbaZineS and RaHlZeS,
Very wide Black ATohnIr. Grenadine, Blncli
Grape March, and IannrtineS, all silk GTenp-
dimes, plain, striptyl and plaid, black figured
and plain OrganditS and GinghRInS.
mnyll J. :. RHODES.
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STEIN BROTHERS

Don't brug about the profits they make
on Soldiers.
DOCKING rs UNRINALLED BAKING
ID Powder. The best ever offered to the pub
lie. Makes Swecter, ligh hteT, and more whole
some bread, than can be made by using the
ordinary Baking Powder. Try It., Prepared
and sold at +. BOOKINGS Odd Fellows Hall
Drug Store.
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i NNTHEELING WEST VA, MONDAY MORNING JULY 3 78e5

Alr. Seward, amid these pleasant shades
received dall ll.whOse friendship drew them
toward him. Among them We're the
poor and the rich, the blneIl and the
While. The hearts of all were alike i'm
sympathy with him; and lie received
them with equnl composute and cour-
tesN: While few dared, III, their grief
TOR him, venture upon More than n
pressure of the hand, lie lad a word of
Kindness and comfort for all.
. HE fnmily of the. deceased, with the
bearers, occupied the enelosure during
the services at The grave-AIr. Seward
eSeoFting his daughter Fannie and Mrs.
Wordentthe widowed sister of the de
ceased. As. elsewhere, ATr. Seward.
during these last sad moments, though
NlsiblY affected, Nns unexpectedly cni. !.
and composed. lie remained until the
grave was adorned with h6wers and
myrtle, planted by loving lhnds, aud
IN the, evening received is friends
withoutGthe slightest indication of fn-
tigup."
THE SHERIDAN I6IaiSSteN Ar.
q
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Is TRULY
JOHN SONS
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AND
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let the Suffering Read and Cease TO
Despair.

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ihhn eighteen years. II has bern over fnuI
since was cured, and have not felt ths
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youN truly ANDREW ARMSTRONG. M
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MS.
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, D." DEArn OF TWO NEST v1RaIN1A SOL
DIERs.-Amoug the deaths announced
in the Hampton Hospital at Fortress
Monroe last week, We're Jno. w. Haw-
line, 18th West Virginia, and John
Jones, 10th West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-03
JCOIIOIENCEIIENT E3AEIiCISES Al
WEST LIBERTY ACADEuY

4 "AIHE LIBERTY ACADEHY.
F. The customary examinations,
and accompanying literary exercises,
took place at West Liberty Academy,
in this county, on last Wednesday and
Thursday. The occasion was highly
interesting and instructive, and the
many friends and patrons of the insti-
tuition We're well pleased with the enter
tainment.
The Rev. J. NJ. Brown, is the present
PrincipalOf the Academy, and his sue
cess has been fiattering indeed MS the
head of the institution. His assistants
are Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Bradbury and
Miss Cora Chapline. The average num-
Der of scholars i'll attendance ut the
Academy during the past year has been
about G5.
The following Is the programme of
performance at the Exhibition on
Thursday evening 10y the IGmtrophiun
nnd Young Ladies' Literary Societies.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Proger.
Introductory by the President.
Music.
Select OratiOnS-The North American
lndians, j. n. Wilson, WellsbIIrg, w.
va. Fame-F. c. Wells, Marshall Co.,
t w. Va. -.
Music.
Original Essays-An Evening Walk,
Miss ). +. Armstrong, Allegheny Co.,
Pa. Truth-Niiss \. ]. Mccoy, Ohio
Co. W. Va.
H. lLnSic.
: Original Orations-The advantage of
Edn.aion, L. X. Curtis, West Liberty,
1 w. Va. The Vanity of Worldly Pleas
lures, ID. +. Barr, Brooke Co., w. Va.
\ Music.
/ Scattered Leaves-Proprietor. Mamie
/ Pogue, Clinton. w. Va. Editors, Miss
Laura Steele, Ohio Co., w. Va, and
Miss Mary Mccoy, Ohio Co., w. Va.
-.. DiuIogue.-Ihtsic. ...sr
Select Observation-Disclosures Conso-
IEations, J. :. Brady, West Liberty, w.
Music.
Original Essays-Spring Time of Life.
Miss Kate Mccoy, Triadelphia, Ohio
GO" W. Va. Imperishable Beauty,
MISS NJ. B. Rodgers, Ohio Co.., w. Va.
Music
Original Orations-Rcsolutio l.. r..
Morgan, Sand Hill, w. Va. Pleasure.
L. G. kinlcy, Monroe Hill, w. Va.
Music
Scattered Leaves concluded.
JTnsic.
Address to the Societies, by Rev. G,
w: Chalfant, Martinsville, Ohio.
Benediction.
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PRICE REDTCT1

A 9ScLISE De L,iSSS. N PRICE OF RAW MATE
EScEIsioR RSSI,l9S u 70 rednse the price or the
Gle has proved itself without An ,,,l 1lS = ari-
tSi5sS and Nd It's 9Iality WIN be sSTSt m maIBl I'm
oeaIltlE our address on each i,I,.J ssnulnc,
cans and In bulk rs wanted, by S'oIa IN
4. IL LOGAN ,ICo
and LOGAN, IISTE ~
u Wholesale DruEgiSfs W-S,.SiI.,
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H o o P S KIR I
AND
CORSET FACTORY,
les Main ST., cor. Market Alley.
M. MENDELSON

MOULD RESPECTFULLY. .ANNoTrNCE
w tothe citlzenS OF Wheeling that ne Eae
opsLe9 pe9 q Hoop Skirt Fuctory NJ the nlD,ls
~, h lSl SSlind, where hGwill keep cnnStgntiS.
SitiI,i iiltsiiu good assortment OF the bfsyt Hoon
wholeSi.' 'IL ,II,,I 49, and quality, and CoTetS
as me new Li'oi' skirts rerNiri and made as good
,Mh,9plesaie ,N,l,p trade solicited.
S-n-l NJ; NTENDRLsoS.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-22
Summons.

Territory of Idaho, county of Boise IS.
In the Probate court in and for said county.
H. Martin and j. NJ Murphy, doing business under the
firm name and style Of Martin Murphy, plaintiffs,
VS. P. Partridge, defendant.
10 p. Partridge:
TN the name Of the people of the United States in the
Territory Of Idaho you hereby notified that there
now on file in the Office Of the Probate court of Boise
county, Idaho Territory the complaint OF Fl. Martin and
j. NJ. Murphy demanding Judgment against you in the
SUN $3.50 COY two hundred and fifty dollars for
vices rendered you by plaintiffs attorneys ut YOUR spe
cia instance and eques during the years 1868 and 1854
and unless you appear aud make to this COM
plant on or before the 10th day Of may 1865 the SAID
plaintiffs will take Judgment against YOU for the said
amount together with the costs Of suit.
In testimony whereof ], j. NJ. Shepherd Ex-oficio
49, clerk of said Probate court have hereunto set
SEAL my hand and affixed the seal Of my court this
~ LIST day of February 1865.
J. NJ. SHEPHERD, EX-0ffcio clerk Of P. c.
+ D Holbrook Atty for plf nl5-90days
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Territory Of Idaho, County Of I

Territory Of idaho, County of Boise.
In the District Court for theIerntoly OF fuaho'
Second judicial District
Norah Thomas VS. VIM. Thomas. -
TO WILLIAM THOMAS:
TN the name Of the people of the United States
in the Territory of Idaho, yeu are hereby no-
tilted that there is now on file in the office OF the
Clerk of the District Court of the Second Judlcial
of said Territory, in Idaho City, County OF Boise,
the complaint Of Noraa Thomas, praying for a
divorce from You on the grounds Of wi1lful deser'
ton, habitusl drunkenness and failure to pro
vide the common necessaries of life, and that
unless you appear and answer to said complaint
within forty days after the 10th day of May A. u.
1865, exclusive of said last mentioned dav,
Judgment will be taken against you by default
said plaintiff will apply TO said Court for the re-
lief demanded in her said complaint.
In testimony whereof. John G. Henley, Clerk
Es-, of said district Court, have hereunto
! SEAL set my hand and affixed the seal OF said
49, Court, at Idaho City, this 18th day OF
April, A. D. 1865. JOHN .. HENLEY
Clerk, of District Court.
E. D. HoLBRooK, Atty for plf n25w5
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Territory of Idaho, County Of Boise-ss.
In the District Court, tor the Territory Of Idaho,
I'd Judicial district
&C. Highly ct al VS.. H. P. Larrabee
To H. P. LARRABEE:
IN the name of the people Of the United States
l. in the Territory of Idaho, you are hereby no.
titled that there is on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of The I'd Judicial
District of said Territory in Idaho city, county Of
Boise, the complaint of G. G. Highly and J. P.
Butler, praying the foreclosure of a certain mort
gage executed by you to Highly q BIedsoe for
$54l 35, on the 18th day of January, 1854, and
that unless you appear and answer to said COM
plant within forty days after the 18th day Of April
1865, [exclusive of said last mentioned dayl judy
ment will be taken against you by default, ind
said plaintiffs will apply to said Court for the re-
lief demanded in their said complaint.
In testimony whereof, !, John G. Henley, Clerk
49,, of said District Court, have hereunto
J SEAL set my hanG and affixed the seal Of
t>-@r~1 said Court, at Idaho city, this oath day
of March, A d 1865. JOHN 9. HENLEY,
March %, 1866 .n22w5 Clerk Of d. G..
J.. K. SHAFER Attorney for plaintiffs.
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Summons.

Territory of Idaho County of Owyhee.
In the District Court, Third Judicial District.
S. NJ Fry, Plaintiff, vs Daniel Power, Admins
traitor Of the estate of James Carroll, deceased,
and Michael Carroll and - Malcombe, De-
PENDANTS.
To Michael Carroll and - Malcombe. Defts:
N the name Of the people OF the United States
L in the Territory Of Idaho you are hereby no.
titled that there is now on file in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court of the Third Judicial
District of said Territory, in Ruby City Owyhee
county, the complaint of s. Ii. Fry, praying for
the dissolution of the firm of Fry & Carroll
settlement of co-partnership accounts, partition
of certain co-partnership property, and to which
proceeding you are made parties defendant Now
unless you appear and answer said complaint
within forty (40) days from the 9th OF May 1865,
exclusive Of said last day. judgment by default
wi be taken against you aocordlag 70 the prayer
the Court for the relief demanded there II.
EDwD NUGENT, Atty for Plff. n1Sm3.
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q dminigtrator.,s rlotice.

In the matter of the estate of Michael Colvelly,
deceased. ~
In the Probate Court, County Of Boise, !. z.
The people of the United States of the Territory
of Idaho send greeting
NOTICE is hereby given that A. P. Turner,
IN Public Administrator having filed in this
Court his petition praying for letters of Admins
tration upon the estate of Michael Colvelly, de-
ceased, the hearing of the same has been fixed by
D., 1865, at O'Clock M of the said day, at the
Cou1hy Clerks Office in Idaho City, Boise county
l. T. and all persons interested in said estate are
notified then and there to appear and show cause,
if any they have, why the said petition should
not be granted.
~, Witness my hand and the seal Of said
SEAL Court hereto affixed, this 9Th day Of
49, April, A. D. 1865.
J. III. SHEPHERD,
n24w3 Ex-Oficio Clerk of Probate Court.
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Purchasing and Commission Agency

TAVING had extensive experience both in Wholesale
and Retail trade, to country merchants desiring a
resident Agent to occasional purchaser offer
superior Inducements Particular attention given to
COLLECTIONS the purchase and sale of Legal Tender Notes.
Drafts Stamps &c. other transactions requiring the
services of experienced and reliable agents. 8Pur-
chases will be made for cash only, except in Of
special agreement. OSBORN & SESSIONS,
Clio Merchant street, San Francisco.
.........REFER T0.,.......
S. A. Wood Boot and Shoe G. W. Bell, Assayer, San
Dealer, San Francisco. Francisco.
L. B .Benchey & Co., Hard Clark & Gerkins, Wool deal
ware dealer, San Francisco ers San Francisco.
BIT Davis, Idaho City, 1T. n25m6
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TELEGRAPHTC.

DATES TO APRIL 9TH

DATES TO APRIL 9TH.
We are indebted to Mr.. E. Pinkham, agent Of
lsh = Haeg's line of stages, Placerville for late
oregOnians to the 18th inst, from which the fol-
lowing news is obtained:
SAN FRAHCIsoo, April 10.
WASHINGTON, April 8.-To Maj.-Gen Dix,
New York: This Department has an official
report of the surrender of Gen. Lee and his
army to Lieut.-Gen Grant, on the terms pro-
posed by Gen. Grant Details will be given
as soon as possible.
Signed) EDWIN M. STANTON.
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Delinquent Tax Sales.

Delinquent Tax Sales.
NOTICE is hereby given that have postponed all
~ sales in delinquent tax cases until
Saturday, the 18th day of May neat,
and that will on the day last mentioned between the
hours of O'clock and O'Clock of said day. pro-
coed to sell the Court House door, III Idaho city, each
piece or parcel of property heretofore advertised for
delinquent for the year 1864 to the highest bidder
for CASH. Sale positiye-no further postponement.
a. O. BOWEN, Tax Col Boise county.
Idaho city, April 14n25w3