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n;...,er in the Steamer Lndy Jane.

ROCK ISLAND ILL., Wednesday, April ~ 1900.
About o'clock tonight the steamer Lady
Jane for ST. Louis struck the center pier OF the rail
road bride the Mississippi River a. this place
were on board at the time al of whom were saved ex
lanes ShulfZ
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Guerrilla Hsoutcd.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, April % 1866.
The Dq2cra says that The Confederate Major yl0r
has been parOed for ten days 10 prepare for leaving
the United States be having refused 10 take oath OF
allegiance OF 10 register himself as Rebel GescIter.
Union scouting party routed party Of gueYIjllas
beyond NJ. Sterling on Monday. killing Wash Garter
end Daniel DoOme their !eaaeif and several others.
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Wednesday, April 10. 1865.
The trading boats Sylph, ST. Paul and
another name unknown. were captured and burned by
Luxton's guerrillas OF IIatchis River.
The steamer Eleanor Carol, ia vicinity OF Island
%, encountered O storm, Yves badly damaged, lost
overheard quantity OF freight and nine soldiers we're
drowned. She left fOI New Orleans to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

MURDERED BY HER HUSBAND. Shortly after
noon yesterday. Henry Keuley WHO rcs%es ~ No ls2
East Touiihst euarleed with his wife Catherine
because the dinner not prepared at The appointed
fine During tho quarrel the wife raised DIoOh1uch
intending to strike her husband, when he drew afef
and stabbed her IN the len leg, mirroring
wound three inches in depth and twelve incIes ii
enot eevering one Of the main arteries Bclor sur
rice aid could reach the wounded woman sic expired
om las. of blood. Alarmed by her cries before dca'h
orencd several OF the ncighhOis rushed mo
'tLe gpsrtment and on seeing WHAT hhu
taken place arrested Koacy. who. horr0i -tinck ~
ulot ~ lad done made resistance. lie was taken
m The Seventeenth Precinct Siltion-Honse ana heia 10
await the action Of Coroner Widely Iote In the day
The Coroner nado his appearance, aud proceeded to
hold an inquest over the remains. Several witnesses
were examined aud their testimony coIrOboated the
above statement OF facts. In addition 10 Was shown
that Kcacy and the deceased had lived very unhappy
together for time past the husband having sns
pectod that she unialthfu 10 him. ana sue being
lhigh.spFlted woman, resented the suspicion. Inc
Jury rendered verdict that the deceased met her
death by bemo1hage from an incso In the leg AZ Inc
hands of her husband. Henry kealey. on the .Oth o
mil, 1865" On the rendition of this verdict the
Coroner committed kealoy to the Iombs. lie Is a ma
tive Of Ireland aged 40 years, and was leboier ID the
employ of rockingham Byliss, AZ No 20 South q.
Deceased also a native Of Ireland aged - years
They have one child, boy aged years.
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A Cnptnia Murdered.

SANDY HOOK. Thursday, April 90 l79S'
The pri.ish bark Onvx, CAPT. Gale, from Per
rambnco 3as arrived here for orders she reports
that Cant French Of the sloop william Ten % boston
was murdered by the Of LIS snip about io "scAS
sgo nj said place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
FRB IN REaDE-sr.-A fro was discoyere

FIEg IN REaDE.sr.-A fire. was discovered
last evening ON the third floor of No. Erie
Building in I,eadest, occupied on the tIre,
upper floors by J. Pcarce a Co: rectihers ana
dealers in liquor. II extinguished aier dnmagiht
the stock OF the above firm to the amount OF : ~
portion Of the first floor fronting on Readest, occn
pied by Conklin Yale produce and commission deh
ers. Loss by water about 600. frudson Whie a
Co. produce and commission dealers, who occupied
the remainder Of the floor, suffered slight damage t.
stock by water. The building. which belongs 10 ID,
Erie Railroad Company, is damaged to the amount o.
$500 Both building and contents probably Insured
Cant Greer Of the Third Precinct and Sergeant Gay
Of the Fifth Precinct. present with plat0ons o.
mon and rendered efficient seryicea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

NEW OIL AIS, saturday, Anru is
wa CAIRO, Thursday, Apr. 4l l-u5.
To-d3v E, one OF jubilee iu honor OF the slr-
render Of Gen. Lee cud tie occupation Of Mobile by the
Union iOicts.
Large numbers Of Rebel s.larelers are coming into
efi line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
Death OF ilie Adopted Son OF Gen. Andrew
jackson.

CHuyNAI, Thursday April %, 1875.
TIE Nashville papers announce the death OF
Andrew jackson, jr the adopted son Of Gen. Andrew
jackson.
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The Ncv-ycrb Committee.

WA-uHGTON April -, $50.
The Ncw-YMk Committee left for Aew-l Oh
M. eYnulu..
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or PueLIC CHARITIES
AND CORRECTION, April ~. 1868,
The following address was adopted aud or

dercd 10 be entered the minutes Oh TIE board ana copies
presented 20 Messrs Draper snd Grinnel
After i've years Of most ultimate aud rdernal ASSOCIATION IN
The admins ration Of the delicate ard oncrou, duties o ts
Department take you with emotions OF profound
regret Iour zeal fidelity the discharge Of the import
and responsible duties Of th, Commission have been be-
voud all praise In you the unfortunate aud the fallen hsys
found kindly sympathy and that udcous assistance
ch tend strongly 20 their restoration 10 society ard their
fiend tine publ committed TO joint cares
guarded with the utmost caution ad dscrmina,ioD
tins Department have been marked BY the u-
PRODUCTION needed and valuable eiOrms which the great
practical experience OF honord retiring President IN he
oyDc connection with these Institutions and his real love f
The work which be engaged enabled him 10 suggest and
per wi advantage tie public and decided beneh!
20 the si rs o! this Commission.
Ii painful 10 the connection which has so long and
Intimately united in the works Of philanrophy IN which
have been engaged but In taking leave. beg 70 tender
you, IN behalf Of grateful community, bes. thanks
your valuable cooperation and trust IN your
may hnd faithful and untrDg coadlior lose In
With the highest esteem and the best shes for your welfare
and happiness, beg subscribe ourselves
JAS. B. NICHOLSON,
ISAAC BELL.
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IL. X. r..
ruE GREAT coPEsroNE OF MEDICINES.

TIE GREAT coPEsroNE OF MEDICINES.
RAILWAY READY RELIEF.-This remedy Is the most
useful and mportan. medicine in the world is preventive
Of sic ness as well a. ready relief all Of pain aches
n6rmes and disease. Every family should keep it in the
house. The you experience pain uneasine' IL any
part Of the body dose 0! RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
taken internally sppied externally the nature OF the
pain may require vii patient aud comfort
il from ONE TO FIFTEEN MINUTES. Sold by RAD.
WAY \ Co.. No. o. Maidenlane, and by druggists.
A Ready and Conclusive Test Of the properties Of
HfLMbQLDS FLUID EXTRACT BJ Gnu viii De q COM
asou with those forth IN the United States Dpeu.etoy
/. ENFEEBLED and DELICATE CONsIlIn lions OF
both sexes use HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHO. f
wi ve b1sk and energetic feelings and enable you to sleep
well.
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wiIberfcree University Destroyed by Fire

ClSCrNAII Thursday, April 90 1868
The Wilberforoe University. Green Co., ONO,
vss destroyed by Tire on Friday. Loss tSO.990.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

Mrs pARITGToy lNsULTED. The WhiiC
Mountains ofNo Hampshire evidently great institution
very si holyy o.. Jeaa.iiu view four dollar dinners
But lie practical ego ~ certain renowned DRAKE saw those
aoo. iccd rocks end tereup1n adorned and ,aresacd the
brderaih 70 he Iieiop liou'e with bis familiar 5 T. 49,
sGoX. PL,SrATios BIrrens. Tu rsied the Ire Of the
Ms piriinFons ooupo.ns ho Legislature Of the Granite
state who got their wise heads together outawedDr DRAKn
md made penal olrnse ply tie artistic brush ihe,r
beloved il. Verify tie ine arts at discount in New
Hamp.hiro. ouey-Dd DRAKg Psy them or thi. splendid
r dyeItsemoti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
DEPARTMENT o. ruBLrc On ,RrrrEs AND CONNECTION
hFw.1 DIRK, April 20. 1919. !
Ar N meeting of the COMMISSIONER. of Public

Claritier and Correction held at their office this day:
Present-Sincon Draper Isaac Bell, lanes b. Nicholson
and Moses H. rnne-the fol owing resolutions presented by
President Draper. Were unanimously adopted;
Uhereas Ii has pleased Almighty God TO deprive our be.
owed country Of the life aud devotion Of the late amented
President LINCOLN and arrs, In his career Of usefulness
crporv we tru The abors Of our eminent Secretary OF
state the Hon. William H. Seward and also place in anxious
doubt the life Of bis worthy and Secretary Fred
erick W. Seward. hereby respectfully $500
Rc,lre That in tho nati1n and amid the peoples
mourning deem Trv 10 place upon the records OK
This department our SINCERE and uuqua hed syn painy ana ot
row
Roired That while expressing with emotion aud appreeia-
ou the artyrsd dead and our faith In the
future reward Of his noble attributes, count Es pat NE
and IA rotc action bright usr ion Of American states
country. -.
Relea That the Wsrdens and officers Of this department.
be requested the usual badge OF mourning ioE thirty
DAYS.
Resolrel That copy be the families OF those
papers in this city.
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(pword of Thirty ThOuS,
L. 5. SANITARY comxIssOy No. s93 BROADWAY

INV DIRK, April II. 1866.
Notice-Nr MERRILL LADD. one Of the most respected
citizens Of CLaso now IN town 20 solicit donaiion from
tie OTocers OF New YORK to the NorthN Fair He
spouted Mr. +. L. sherman OF Morris, Sherman Chace
No. III Maer.st. Special Agent for New YORK NJ Lsdd
can also be communicated with there TIE public attention 10
earnestly solicited the appeal of Mf Ladd Interest well
pride snl charity should induce Grocer 10 represent
nlouey splendid Fair preparing
Chicago sick and wounded soldiers return home
n want Of everyihin. 5ui honor and loyalty.
Henry w BELLOWS, Prest L. s. San Com.
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Business Notices.

Du9lnc55 Nollfc3.
TO CONSUMERS OF COAL.
Tie Beat Inlucement ye, offered to HouseAeegeg'.
C1AL AT COsr.
4 saving Of more than 20 Per cont 1t present prices
he Company are prepared to deliver Coal AZ 20 sub
scrbeT- 90 the Stock ga the order In which
the Shares are taken.
TuE Mutual PRINCIPLE.
KsIcKyrBocEEE ANTHRACITE Coal COMPANY,
Oisices Nos SO a'd % BROADWAY, y. y.
CAPITAL srocK. 100000.
Share. 60,o00 q, 80 EACH
No lsDvIDUAL LIABILITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

THROAT AFrEcrlOSs.-A Physician writing
om rcfane New ok speaking q the beneficial effects re-
uins from ID, use Of Browns BRONCHIAL TRooHss,'
say. For a.yars llal lod imitation only irli by those
sho have suffered ol any BEoScniAL AFfsoroS, and for
,sene. and sore Throat too, a free 70 coues Though
am au ". D. tlcy answer al you claim ~ them
Ii is wanton and useless to have nice Furs II
you do not defend them by packing them away early Tie
Spunr with
CrBAR CAsPHsR
for M.tls Fs-tarcd BY HARRIS CnAPNAN Hos'ou Sold
by Oh, Druggist. town and country. WA0Iesaled in New ora
- DEp.s BARNES { Co.
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Remarks nom Chemical Analysis.

Remarks nom Chemical Ana ysis.
After n Careful Exam nation of hELMBOLD'S
PREPARATIONS, they ENJOY oar utmost confidence We
consider them s-fe and reliable.
NENEERS 3 YATES. Phila., June u, 1860.
NELMBOLD'S EXTRACT Of SARsAPARiLLA clesnses
and the blood in the vzor OF health into the
siclu aud puges ont the humors that make disease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

For Non-Reteniion neoniinence OF urine irritation
nnuati OF liberation Of tho bladder or kidneys diseases
OF t prostate ands in the bladder calculus raSei o.
deposit and all diseases Of the bladder naney,s nd
BTlEI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
Cntnrrh. scrofula, Consumption

THE ONLY POSITIVE REMEDIALs PRESENTED BY
NATURE TO MAN.
FLUID EXTRACTS FROM PLANTS.
WILLIAM r. PRINCE. Flashing n. Y, who proprietos
~ tbo IiNNEtN NURSERIES, hes devoted 20 years Ito
udv of Trees and Plants socts interview correspond
ece with al who afflicted with the above Diseases or
with other. from lnpurity OF the Blood when be will prove
10 them the superiority Of Natures X NEEDLES all ohers
AS ALL HAVE HITHERTO FAILED His Treatise com
pri.ng IS specific Remedies price 10 cent? and stamp mailed
Flushing 10 only 30 minutes by rhrtyfourths S. ferry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

II, =. sanitary Comnission.-The u ;. SANITARY
Commi,on will open in tins city on the FIRST pAl or
NAY HOME" Tor helpless and disabled United sates
soldier. and Sailor, at No A. Groyest near bieecss
Communications b- addressed 10 u. :. Sanitary Cohe
on No s2J BToadway Hy order OF the Standing oon
|uitter FRANCIS FOWLER, Assistant secretary,
Ielmbald's Extract Buchu ana 'mprorro'e u s,,ss
~ IN cures secret and delicate disorders IN al thel
:, NJ, e.nen.e , OF no change diet no nconveniens
and no exposure. 1t Is pleasant in taste ana oaS.'
In its re,ion and free from all injurious PloP-
C.e the Best:
=. ,ur, n..,,o, uo,S.I Now Is the Time
GIT BoW6gSs oTHDEsTRoYlEG pAohEf =,
O.. cioths Fun, Carpets, Robes BankeH ard sI
Si pi onn5. Ann MOTHS and all DESTRUCTIVE I'M
sEc,s For sALE by oil DRUGGISTS
The science Of Medicine should stand '@ps rg p.
E IT, ~, y. capital so ,tan5 HELMBOLDs otS
M NV ppr ARATfbNs s..sh's>.d avA- l6 v-s-s
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A clear, smooth skin

and beautiful complexion follow the use Of
HELMBOLDS CONCENTRATED FLUID EAIKACf
SARsAPARILLA.
II removes black spots pimples and all eruptions OF tie
skin. go. . 49,,
Not few Of the worst disorders that aic. mankind alice
from couuptions of tle blood ra.,o,,,
UELMBOLD'S EXTRACT Of SARsAPARlLLA
l. remedy OF the utmost value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

At Meeting Of citizens on tie 18Th inst PROPOSE
ton made aud adopted TO erect suitable MONUMENI
of the pubc squares o. TINS city, cou mo
tive Of deceased auIe nted President ABRAHAM
LINCOLN and with view 70 enable the OF tie 30
r poor well the rcb, % participate IN such az en-
iuriu. expression o! public homage Il was decided that tls
.ubsor .. ION Of each ind viiuh be limited to IL
subscriptions made for this purpose. with ne name OF
each subscriber vii be nlo.ed addressed 10 IlMOIbi %
CHI RCl ~. esd President of the Columbia fNe lIsar'
ance Company No l6i Broadway, TEsasarer-AewfoTk'
April 20 1905. ,,. - >-r,,.,cr,,,r
{. II. MARSHALL, TIMOTHY o. III ~ A4LA',
JOIN n HOFFMAN,. JOHN +. DEvELIN,
John HAMILTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

BLACK MusLIE, or SILESIA. at - cts. yard,
double width At the "MEcs,SIo. SEisr sroks Nos 80
saa y<6 6raad o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
;. DRAPER President.
IsAAC BELL, Secretary.
JAMES b. NICHOLSON, (co,n,,,;..;o,,
MOSES II. GRlNNELL,

Why ipiure The Complexion BY powders and wsshe.
which CHOKE fill up the pores of the skin aud IN shors
line leave harsh and dry II IN the blood end yon
want smooth and soft skin use HELMBOLD'S EAIhACI
pcxiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

lAdveriisemen,l .
CoRNs. BUNONS, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
sea,es the feet cured by Dr. ZAcHARIE No 100 roalwa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-25
Capture Of E1-Gov.rnor Harris.

It is reported that Isham G. Harris, the
late rebel Governor of Tennessee, has been
Captured. Ifso, the governments have Sc
cured scoundrel of some Importance, not
oy reason of his mental strength, which
Is Indifferent, but because he is the man
who, more than all others, took Tennessee
out of the Uniou when four.ffths of her
white people, and all her blacks, deprecs
ted. and many of them stoutly resisted, the
wicked suicide. Harris is about as bad a
specimen as treason can punish; he is as
great braggart as Beauregard, and a COW.
ard in successful rivalry; With JEFF. Davis.
OF the petdcosts. Harris is the individual
for " hom Psrson Governor Brownlow has
been looking for some mouths, and whose
personal history he sketched but a ' few
Gays ago In his sledge hammer English =
It Harristalls into the hands of the Parsop.
ne will have urgent need of PRAYER. and
that at very short notice. 1t is NOT unduiv
digniiytug this malignant traitor to saw
that his violent efforts for the rebellion. n
1851 added, tor q time, the States OF Ten.
nessee, Kentucky, Missouri, and probably
Arkansas, to the Davis conspiracy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-25

A OREAr excitement was created among
the negro soldiers in Memphis. few days
ago. by the arrival Of paroled rebel troops
in that city, who got up plot to visi, sum-
mary vengeance on the rebels in revenge
for the Fort Pillow massacre. Fortunate.
y the plot was discovered 10 time 70 frus-
'rate the intentions of the negross by pla.
eng guard to watch their movements
and when they came out of the fort 10 exc.
cute their plans, were met by white troOu,
who ordered them back, aud on their re,
fasing to go were fred on and twenty o
the negroes killed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-25

THH Chicago Journal says the prisoner
atCsmP Douglas are being rapidly rslsas
ed. much to their joy. About i've hun.
dFed took the oath of allegiance on Satur-
day, and were furnished with ,rauspor,a.
'ion to their homes. Nearly all of them
are residents of the cotton States, and
seem delighted at the prospect of once
more seeing the "sunuy South as free.
men. A few remain lingering about the
city, seemingly not knowing whittier to
turn in search of home and friends. There
are over seven thousand prisoners still In
camp, who will be released as quickly as
the necessary rolls aud papers can be made
out
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-25
lem. Hung I'm EmEy by the s,D6...
OfBOwdOin COLLEGE. Ma
[Erom The Boston Herald. Nv IN

The late head of the rebel coufederacv
was some years since made an 81. 4, n !
BY Bovdoin College; that was when bs
was thought to be man. Oa Wedness
day morning JEFF. was found hanging fFom
tree in the college gronnds, dSessed in
Petticoats, with q dirk knife in his hand
De was taken down, and in the evening
placed upon stretcher, labelled .,TeffeTs
son Davis L. L. D ;" aud was borne mon
Sne shoulders of four of the students. fol.
leNed oy the other students iu procession.
eaen having white handerchi6f tied on
t tee ieit arm as badge. After parsdin9
tee principal streets, they stopped IA frops
OF the Post Office, where az Rppronrists
speech was made, after which me ho5v
was committed to the flames.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-25
The Records OF the Rebel War De-
pRrtmont Captured.
RAIEIaH, n. G., Thuraday, May 10.

Ul HSALhAShI Ne vi thursday may 10. e,
The records Of the rebel War Depart
ment, surrendered by 10 Johnston, reached
this place day before yesterday, in charge
Of Lieut.. Washburn, of Gen. Schofield's
staff. In all there is eighty three boxes,
S1d the total wsieht 10 probably SIEbE EUns:
The plumber filled six wagons.
Among others netice one box marked
"Papers and Books, Gen. Lees Head
quarters" This box contained the origi.
nal drafts of Lees reports of battles and
campaigns, and other papers of the same
description. The original report ofl the
Gettysburg campaign vas found in it, be-
SIDES several other manuscripts in Gen.
Lees own hand writing. 9glf
Another box is marked "0Hicial Reports
Of Battles, A. and /. G. o." This will
probably be of greater interest than any
other of the records proper, save, perhaps,
those contained in q box labeled "Tele-
graphs and Telegraph Books,p which will
undoubtedly give good deal of the his.
tory of the recent workings of the rebel
government, as some of the dispatches are
supposed to pertain to the t'secret service
branch of the department.
Four large boxes containing flags and
colors,L captured from different regiments
In our army, are also included In the lot.
AueFe are Two OF Lnem marked "lS63,Y and
probably in them will be found the Chick.
amauga captures and the few lost during
the Pennsylvania campaign of that year.
The records of the appointment Blu.
reau, /" "resignations," Certificates of cleo
ton of officers" ''letters received" during
the different years of the war, r'certificates
OF disability and "disCharges of soldiers
together with the muster. rolls of the repi.
ments from diffsreLt States, are also in.
cluded.
The value of this lot of plumber to the
future historian, and in aiding our govern.
ment to settle the status Of different public
men, will be readily imagined.-N. 2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-25
ALEXANDER a. srRPHEss.

the rebel Vice President, is one of the most
singular men in appearance you will meet
With in lifetime. l should take him to
be about five feet six inches in height, and
almost as slim as a skeleton. he appears
to be nothing but skin, bone and certilage,
and is so feeble as to be hardly able to
move about. His face is entirely devoid
OF beard, and his lips extremely THU. He
ls what is commonlytermed lantern jawed.
and has high, smooth, forehead. His
eyes are bright, but, after looking at them
straight during a somewhat lengthy con-
VersatioD, am unable TO tell what color
they really are. Helvas dressed in plain
black clothing, and wears q heavy gold
fob chain. The amber stem OF his meer-
schsum pipe is always seen, either 10 bis
mouth or protruding from his vest pocket.
he converses very freely about the events
of the past four years. He maintains that
he was always in favor Of the Union and
opposed to secession, though be advocates
the inherent right of q State to withdraw
from the Union under the Constitution
he vindicates his course in accepting the
Vice Presidency of the Oonfederacy by
ssyiug that he did so in order to prevent
the horrors Of disorganized warfare, and
to try to bring about reconstruction. BE
is not on good terms with Davis, and
have not seeu them exchange words during
the trip. Both keep their state room
closely, and neither seem TO pay much at
tention to what is transpiFing around them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-25

Ma. CALDWELL can be, and ought to be
elected Judge to-day. Shall be not be I
What say you, Union men of Wheeling
VIII you allow him, by your apathy and
indifference, to be defeatedR will you NO,
rather give few hours of jealous and nm.
firing effort, and secure his electiou2 The
defeat of the Union candidate, If heis de.
ieA'ed' will be chsrgeable to the ukeWarm.
n'SS of those who ought to be his warm
and active friends.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-25

USrON MEN l the election to-day is b
highly important one, and upon your eff.
forts depend the result. A few hours Of
we'll directed effort will elect Mr.. Caldwell.
Will you not devote that much time to se-
cure so desirable a result2 Remember,
also, that defeat, at this time, will be
disastrous to the cause for which you have
fought and labOred so long. We entreat
you, therefore, to throw of your apathy,
aud go to work. See that all the voters
are at the polls, and their ballots properly
deposited.