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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-24
The Conspiracy Case- Court Ad
jo1rned till Thursday.

WAsHIHaFoN, May 23.-The Court met
at 1880 this morning. Mr.. Aiken said
that Rs the Government found it unimport.
ant to close its testimony at this time, to
shoW, that z, piracy did exist, but not
with special reference to the ipriseRe Is ~
the bar, he would show them That be dWds
ready to go on with the defense, as he was
not disposed to waste the valuable time Of
the Court.
Col. Barnett, Judge Advocate, remarked
that four OF five witnesses were. yet to be
examined with reference to the accused.
Some Of them were in Baltimore and some
in this city, but the latter had aot been
able to cross the line of the military re.
view to reach this place. .a..q
The testimony taken yesterday was read.
ME. Ewing made request, which was
granted, to have his former. statement
amended, go it might appear that he had
asked that all the testimony against the
accused be Introduced before the com
meneement of the. examination Of the
witnesses for the defence. The counsel
for the defence, however, having NO objecL
ton and that the testimony as 70 general
conspiracy might be introduced By the
government. Jadge Advocate Gen. Holt
briefly stated the difficulty of prOcuriue
the attendance of Witnesses at Ehis time
and after brief consultation. the court
adjourned till Thursday.
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ward the mopth; and ahen backward over
the suhma1illaEys gland, laying open the
inhamed and swollen part of the face and
lneck; that had been injured byihis previous
accident. EOn examining further, found
another stab under the left ear, WoundinR
the paroIid gland; but this Gut, however,
vas not very deep. Mr.. Seward had Lost
much blood, and Immediately applied ice
to arresti the bleeding temporarily after
which was informed that Frederick Sew
ard WAS in an adjacent 9oom, also injured.
lhastily went to him aud found him lying
ON . loanges with blood streaming over
bis taCo. He had been wounded in; several
places, viz, on the left parietal bona, Just
about the "'parietal eminenCe;p on the left
aide of the frontal bone, just aboutths line
OF fntefseetion with the parietal; with two
other light wounds in that neiehbOrhood.
The injnryl on the parietal eminenca had
evidently crushed the bone, as Osteous
IsptrnlD NereJ taken ont; but n, k,Oppesred,
EhoUsVer that the internal table even II
fractured, was not depressed. He was
not ineensible, hnt could not arEiculate.
In about an hour, however, after his
wounds were dressed, he fell into slntn-
Der. fromwhich, for sixty hours; hes conld
not be, aroused. had'sCaCcely finished ap-
plying ice tolarHest the hemorrhsge, when /
was told to look at Mr.. Aug. Seward. l
became truly smA1ed=-'Whst Z" said l, sis
there another one wounded f"5 His ipju-
ries, however, were comparatively Light
one Was from bloWlWi the butt.end of
-a pistol on the upper and middle,part of
the forehead the sother,a cut over the
metacsrpsl bone of the thumb of his right
hand. Here l was again requested to look
ct enother man. Ny surprise ceased them
I became horrifed. This was the man
nurse a soldier in attendance on Mr.. Sew.
ard II found his wounda were fonr in
number, all from the blade Of q knife !;
three. over the right scspular region, and
one below it. 1t was evident, afters q care
ful examination, that the scapula prevent
ed the penetration of,the frightful weapon
into the cheat. After giving to this patient
the requisite attendance, 1 Was called to see
-sRothsr man who was wounded. he had
received but ueistab, In the back over the
seventh rib, very near the spinal column.
The knife must have glanced of, as this cut
was long but quite superficial had it been
direct, his right lung would have received
an irrePaFable injury.
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the Governor of Alahama to cali the'iegis-
lature together, Withis view t.. the,restor-
atlom ofths State to her former positions in
the union. G4g.b5 ci asst hssivs y
2 Ihdge Byrd, AN influential citizen, made
short address, in which he said the var had
.decidedstWo questions secession and slave-
Fyf and both adversely to the South. He
cO0HBelled oonciliAtiOn And moderation. and
said 1t greatly depended on the generosity
and msgnsnimityo OF the yictors, whether
consultation land harmony would be per-
manent and substantial. These are the
sentiments OF the psbpls generally. i.
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G rB r14zr.d 1873 UHAlsaI ,sIannAIV. IA 1895
q Ma. y. HsEoVEL III; ~ HOFemheL, 1858,
my Wife WaS taken WfIh 3 severe Annex u ItH6m.
InAtoTy Rheumatism, combining her to beF bed, Ard
uderiug her entirely helpless for four months
after which lhe improved in health sufficient to BE-
pFopped up in her bed, and cAGiObAlly the pains
would leave her 80 she could get about the room
upon erutehss,C Bat tOE more than year ahs could
not Iitt pound weight Bud With great trouble
could she feed herself Cold hands and feet were
her constant companions. she suffered terribly
most of the time, with severe pains cramps IN
her stomach, which appeared periodically, once a
month, keeping her In ted = Vbek at uule.s Upon
my Visit home fTcm my reg mont, t6lAtO,sE Id on
the I'd day Of December lsst, called at your drug
store and found you opening some new goodI,
among which vAa JOhns0u'S Rheumatic Compound
and Blood Purifier. Atyour sugR cation purchaser
= bottle. 1t acted Ike charm in her case. She
has been entirely free OF the pain in her stomach
her feet and hands are warm, she is now doing her
own house work, ard yesterday did the churnine 3,
and you have this day rteetVed visit from her o
thsnk you In person for the HeSTeply tas abe calls
it, relief she has received from the se oF John
ComhoUnd. 81 "s-1f -il+ ISAIAH MOOR.
do lnOst eheerfuIly nfdrm to the above deScTip-
ton Of nay case a. true in every respect.
HENRlETTA MOOR,
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BY Telegg3sT:5,ata5phl5.. "a
3 or Later Dispatches see 3rd1 Page
Interestine Dispatches.


NEWiYoRK, Nay 23.-Gen. Sheridan met
with most enthusiastic reception in this
city last eRening. !. The street in front OF
Ibis hotel was filled with dense mass OF
LeitiEsns. The General was called on for .
speech, hut declined making any.
The iHer9ld's Macon correspondent says
| the people of the interior are rapidly set.
Ting themselves to q condition of peace.
Forage and provisions are being brought
tfreelY, into the places occupied by Union
troops, and the citi1ens are demanding q
conyention and the reconstruction of the
State, Four Of Ospt. Travis famous breach
loading cannon had been, unearthed from
q cemetery in Macon, and the soldiers 6nd.
ing them had asked permission to take
them home and present them as trophies
TO the States Of Ohio, indiana, Illinois and
Michigan.
The TEibuae's Washington special has
the following: So.
There. viii be twenty one miles Of SOL
diers sixty abreast in the review on Tues.
It has transpired that the forthcoming
Presidential proclamation will not permit
loyal negroes to vote.
ID Il is said that the superior officers OF
Sherman's army are urging the removal
of Secretary Stanton, and q demonstration
Of displeasure is looked for from the rank
and file when they pass the official stand
in front of the White House. This, it is
said, would have occurred to Halleck in
Richmond if Sherman had not warned
that. officer not to show himself to his
soldiers. '...s[
/. Sherman's official report will soon be
published.s It Was written after the issue
Of Stantou's manifesto, aud consequently
is quite rich. He explains fully his ar
rangement with Johnston.
Returning rebels are becoming quite ar :
rogant in Virginia. Many ignore the or
ganization of West Virginia, and the Rd-
ministration of Governor Peirpoint. Trou.
ble is anticipated from them.
A special to the Times from Washington
the 22d, says there is no doubt but that
JEFF. Davis will be tried in Washington for
treason.
A special to the World from Washington
the 22d, says:
The counsel for the defence in the con-
spiracy trial have summoned witnesses
from every part Of the country and will
number near $50.
The following is letter sent by G, o.
Clay to General Wilson, saFrendering him
LAeaAAaH, GA. Nay 10, 1855. 4, P. II
/ BrsU. 'Agj. Gen. RIl8oR, q. 8. a., Macon,
GG.-GeneraI:-I have Just seen a procla-
nation from the, President of the United
States, oheri6g 7 reward u 500, 600. for
my arrest, on the charge, of having with
others, herein named, melted and concocted
the murder of the late President. Conscious
ofmy innocence. unwilling ohy from JUS
tiee, and confident Of my entire Vindication
from SO foul an imputation. upon the full,
fair and impartial trial, which expect to
receive, shall go as soon as practicable
to Macon 10 deliver myself up to your Gus
tody. lam, respectfully,
% q! 5ciErf o. @. CLAY, jr.
P. 8. This will be delivered by Hon. P.
Phillips, of this place. O. @. O., jr.
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i on The line Of Tie National road, four nilS1 ~
Ofthe dty q ph6elngy GAid prUpOFty -cuhjl1tA d
my reddenco, containing eleven rooms and an Rttit
finished bath rooms and all modern innp roVema ntR
aOo fo1stes4 asFe1 Of Ep1qd attached which Ar
Ice and spring houSe. ehickery and two eiItsFnS
choice kind; PeaT Peach, Plum and Quinee trees al
bearng. There are EiS0 choice selections Grapes
RaspberrieG, BlRokberrie8, Strawberries and 9th q
mall fruits. The grounds are finely laid out viii
eyaFgrOenA Nld Othar Ornamental HhFubbOFy.s y p
! win also Oou my H018ehoId FnfnifufS Eo. anJ
one desiring 70 purchase all together.
Persons desiring to consult me in regard to price
taimAof paghdant 10 Qean osB1OVh0iB mha1chj
the Gas Company'B once visit me on the pr amile
fe32-tt .sIASoR H0RNBR6ORv
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VOL. XIII.
= ms. EARSHIT;S SIIF
United eata8

United etAAa8 Dt1tEi-t Court OF the Unita1
" stasss for The District q West
and ot6eT1. Term, lssi. In Gha1esry.
Tn pur5uaDoo Of Decree Of the District Court q
the United States for the District Of West Wit
EiniA, rendered ct the Fall Term, 1885 at Wheelin
sS t4' isGT is ia IS itGis ss5s s ~ Ss gSEii
public auction, to the highest and best bidder, te
| tract Of land Containing about one handrsd Ger
les3l situate IN the forks Of Big Crave Greek
| In sad cRppiE Il sAnlEiD 6lI6LG6eree med
toned, being . part Of the hTm that James BuTlay
bought Of John Gallagher, and bounded - foToVt
-RaS0uG eoFneE 66i3 pIOeS Of the same farm that W
heretofore sold to VIM. P. Davis; thence down tie
creek Nth the original hDs Of sad GuTVey, with til
several eour9es and aStAneea tbsEetp 70 the eOpts
81 lafBSsas ID ne Ibottgh t1ads b ga'tiEpo5s
d'O6lO Datro8d GobpanyS md VI ~ She creek
now principally runs; thence d6Rd Id Is
gtumR corner TO piece, .ay about eight and
half acres, heretofore sold to Robert kIexAndeE
lhene9 nth aid AlexnnderSg line eAlt4aEalY. % ;
66lS1a talthd 6sfGIGfhkkd Rf1 A1aR7R IS
S01thWaEdly with said Alexanders line to the north
lde Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; thOnds
eaStWATdly along the side Of aid railroad 70 tie
of Bai9 BaFVeyS &he1ee 6a1tWlfdI With
the original line, with the GSVekAl e6aF603 G1l
taneea thereto 70 . stake, corner 70 said Wm. 7.
Davis thence noIthEardly with the aid VIM. 7.
Davis liae % the begtnntpg, ,,,-,-.-
TERM8 or iRfF ntsoI the put.
chase money IN hand: the balance in three eaual
inStalments At sig, twelve and eighteen month";,
with interest each deferred InStaImsnt from ths
tdSy Of RAlA until paidI the pufnaaSR DIVING bond
Nth good security for sid deteErOdS tnaEalmanEb
With The privileges Of paying Gll orADR poIionOl tie
deferred PlJmAut9 Atithe ReJtEeEm n thia Count.
Sale 10 commence AttWo O'olOGk p 1I.1itf3 ~
E1aa -. .sssz e. GnWARDEM- -H0RLONVz
Z Qpr&S-tu : aFs sasI fHE sF .arri GsSIMAGhAL.
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Surrender Of a Rebel Fleet-Dis-
gusted with the Service.
NJ YeRK. Mey 2a.-The Herald's

NEW HeRK- Nay 23.-the herstds MO-
bile correspondent says: .gF q
A rebel feet In the Tombigbee river, con.
sistipg of IL vessels, was surrendered to
Commander Simpson, Fleet Captain Of. the
West Gulf Squadron ON the 9Th Instant
Two eommodores, and $50 other officers Of
the rebel Navy surrendered, with their ves-
sells and we're paroled. The vessels num-
bered twelve.
Col. George psas Of Gen. Beauregatd's Is
stAf left in charge of his headquarters. 1t
Seima, has arrived st Mobile, having been
captured and paroIed. BE, ,is going North.
BE expresses himself as thoEOug6ly dis
eustsd with the rebel service, and saysshe
has learned from the aad experience Of The
past four years, the goodness as we'll as
greatness of the old Union. ~
- A large number Of the eitizsns of Dallas
county, assembled ct Selma % the IOEh
instant, and passed . resolution requesting
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GnCnuAT1, May 2s.-Rsugau L Co.'S,
pork packing establishment at Indisnapo.
lis, was destroyed by FIRE last night. Loss
abont $40O 900. Nearly all insured. 7
Nearly 400 rebel prisoners at Indtauapo-
lis, were released yesterday, after taking
the oath. Four hundred more will be dis.
charged to- day. af sGgai , I
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R4FFoua RnrsiRaghI ts1G.Dilettsr of the
18th, We copy the following account of tho
capture 6elJeAa Davis and party, dudi also
an interview with them on the steamer
clyde = which conveyed them to Fortress
Monroe: sFyI9q
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JOHNSON'S
BLOOD PURIFIER.

= To lVend4Im CESatips IFggeydGF GySgVH
= doS5ted It iES Is Sdz.0ayus@ tatsu sAtssrhSdally
From the number of testmOnials yeesiUsd
ire are induced to 6eEieVsW cures nine ease.
out of ten rOhsn directions are stSietEy fol
Eor0ed. II IL rgequaHed for Me cure .,
RHEUh4TZ TZSK, corr NEURAL.
OLA, and kindred diseases. For the re-
mOvaE of SeyofulG, Kings Evil, ScaLd Head,
letter, Ring Worm. &c. this medicine
eldiRs a .vast superiority oyer az ,Otherp.
- IL t65lAaqs and Feae4adiai aQS7EiGS are
felt as soon as taken. Try and be con.
Vineed.
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ATwooD'S 711I'= : !
Patent Drilling Machine,
PILE DRIVER ,tsTz
HYpRAuLIo sAnn nI1,..I - p. !.

! aHaH
HHDRAuLIC SAND PUMP.
pRAeTTcAI TTsTs having fa1lv= -te,,;;3T. -,
the superiority Of thIs ulashine oSsST All eS.
iof ths, PpIPQse 81 EinktBg OIL WeIll tbe Tn1ISrS
uSned V nov prepared 70 receive oreFl ,P tho
In mac htueEy eamptij6s everything FS1nI1Itc
Ior the boEtugut Cd ORlh EoHroDffu1 A., ~ 4 =
kl6INB AHB CAST IRON DRiVINa pTpIs -
viii be faEnishba II lestred. ct roaSSuGh5 1aSSI
And dhpansol ViAh tbs ne ~ thu DoPTIeE Ro1It
UbeolI ana otheT'coN6GOU8 and aVpsnHIJl, SSt,-S-t
now In uso, and - - OFFN1EUd, btnrg orTiI1'IcSSS
On Wheeb and poEtshls. Gbat it can bSs S1SjIS ~
moved for the purpose Of sinking WelIS In diSSY,t
localitiel- ~ " =r6f u asF.fE5 ~ N'1otehb
THE DETRITUs y removed trUm the veil bv on,
FAtenk HydFN4Iic process and does net rO1pirS fhc
removal OF the dFtll from The boring This prooSSt
not 9nly remOgaaAu the datEitns IN fnOn tS "a
mlnnte91 but hkaWiso SfL5etlAlly elOAEl ont and
HEe!L sloee1 up hy the old pEOooE a. 0al pumDinR.
WITH THIS MACHINE aud . practical e1RineoF
Nflt can De anpe frouA AO0 to COO feet UithIR 4
been driven. =. - - Nt'rt - : -
ArrAoEOnents are bainemads Tor ths eop.t,S,,,s st,,,,
aon and SeitVtFg of thsse machines a. New YoFk
N9SNen, NeS91rg, N. Z and PittShaFg, PennA
Tor laftheR AnioFmatiUu, prtee tSFI1ifiE - 656rnu
~ SIMEON LEI.lN FilsszE-
MEFRoRoEt3kE Horn 3t'
Spt44-4m New York.
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witnsu.-P. A. McClelland.

PIIPsBVBG, January ls, 1888
MesIrs. R. 4 sbL1Els- & 0Gs& Gents: Allow me-
to Inform you TINT GadA boy, SiK years of age, %
afflicted with Ri eumatism that his leg was drawn
crook and VeCy much disabled. AfEsr tn ing all
the IntTeHtN eonlh hgHF OF to no pGrp0IB; II was
recommended to try JOhnSOn'S Rheumatic Com
pound, manufactured by you. purchaEed bottle
and before the halt Of It used the boys leg be
came perfectly straight, and the pain lsfl him en-.
tiTsly. In justice TO Inu1 take pleasure in giving
yon this information, for the good Of those who are
SGlcted with the aAme disease
". E. BOOTH, eth Ward.
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Sale Of Valuable. Real Estafe

IN THE UITY OF WHEELIN6,
T VILE, oNTqHB est :assb. At the
i front door Of the Court House IN the city n
WhOellng, oBgE .foG Al4 the pFupaFty in said eitJ
known as the "Whetllng Cotton MiIlS' (unle6l 6oId
All the machintfJ Ehd RTtureS thersto beIonSinSu
TERMS OF sALE-One.hali in hand raid snd IN
Tsatdua1n 90 a1dntW9IQarU frGuI date VitaTintsrl
eSE, secured by deed OF trust on the property Thd
Purch2Sero nHg pay the Hhols1 purFhais money h
h nd II he desires to do 30. J B.JAoKsON.
5-l5 Z, -oSS .s.a a...r,n,,f mJyls
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FIIIF FlO aUI JHuuUTy Q, It0OsT :
HtSus. r. z. SHfl34a-A Co Dear sirs: II is
With the greatest Of pleAAU that hereby testify
to the efficacy OF ytuE "RheumAtic Compound /" OF
all the remedies l ever tried for Rheumatism yours
without dOUbt,is the sureSt I'D mcst speedy I WHs
complete martyr 70 that dise before usinE your
man. Your medicine Is invaluable, beyond doubt,
and hereby recommend It to all AhlIeted a. the
only SURF cure for that painful disease. ~
JAS. B. MeoEATOHEY,"
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NSw YoRK, May 23-uoon.-GOld open.
ed at Slf and closed at 80. -
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THE CAPTURE OF JiEBF. i5lsE DAvIl
AMP Party.

Names OF the DIstinRuishsd IndiL
.1dUpld q : EUtdualS.
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ThS Wounds OF the sevvardS,-aIedI-
cal Account ofthsIr I1J 1Fiss.


The family, physician Of Secretary Sew
ard, gives the following account of the
wounds which the assassin Paine inflicted.
= Among. .t6s blesdtpg men
and d.terEi6elaladiesaI ls0aghE for Mr.. Sew.
ard. he was lying in bis bed covered with
blood, s.feartul gsping gash marking his
ohia, and extending beloRs-tha1 maxillary
bone? His Ptobs6ly, was the only eoun-
to bring the irst consolation to t6at 81.
io18 iamilI IN anH0Incing to them that his
wounds were nOtzmoEtalJ The carotid az
terry and jugular vein had notheens divided
or injured. The CASH vas ssmiscifcniEr.
commencing just beloE ths high bone oi
the cheek, and extending downward 70.
s-iF1 - Z zts5 siaa tG COZ
II zirs - hsA ti.rsss-l
-Cez aC5tzI1E ,TzE1 lLTa
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SnA Admiralty.

Steamboat tCottogsNO. as 'aeN1.-sS ;t'ii,tr Fl
+ In obsdlsles to : decree Of fls, sild Court pr9.
in the above entitled cause, shah fsi a. pabiir
.eReti0p, on "WEDNESDAY ,iTHE 7th DAY OF 1UH1,
1885, commencing Rt 10 O'clock 4. NJ AttboEPRbls
COTTAGE No. z" her engines, tackle, outht and
furniture, = abe now hes n the port Of Wheslips
r. THRIs oP SALE: = 49,, ~ III M. =. :.
one.half the purchase money In oash, the Eenain-
der in two equal lnstAlmSnts, p6yGSle ID three and
sig months ater date, with interest from date until
paid; the purchaser giving bonds with good porSond
seeH5i.y. g es approved p me, sorl aid defoFFef
h;tf9 g! msH sHas / ..jd .jh ~ III piil.. =,
purchaser at the former sale, he having failed 70
comply with Its terms.
u - - ~ = - HOWARD 1LsNORFoNYsA |
my20=td IsaEa E1a isotfiz .8haIU.Et ElaPShaL /
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/. :. 4U. 81 49!TEAIRssHAIE's FAEE 40

VF In Oonden nation an
The PSE,onIl. .REpPspsy Of a= sl1SEfitnEa#
. ls-r JOhn Lnmlpiissarsy- . gHi,is5S I3l r1u
II tE6 URlESdstGto6 4ljoSsSR GoF IntarIGi iRGTSin
for the Rtrst Collection DistFlet6f PFG1tVVffEfnIa
and in compliance With section As ot ehaptar 17S d
thAll sell ct public auction on THURSDAY, Jun ]
lst s63l In iha- vest sFoom, 9f Odd Fellows Hal
building oA NbAfoe BtrSo& WhSelinE4A the stocl
Of said Lump SeiIed BY the United StateS CoIleco
for this District, ooRsstinE Of Harness, Haddled
Brides, Collars, HalterS, Trunks, 30, 10.
TermS Of Sale-CAAh; Government fundR,
ONWARD II. NORTON
my9o-td ag,tTT a Us lfsr6hal.
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o. s. MARsHAL's SALE Of sTEAME
BOAT COTTAGE No. g."
DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITBD STATES
~ n 1ls plstriet Of Y - YtginiAs epring Tern
1885, at wheeling.
Edwin Q. Paden
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Y "Presideut-h6ll,'' said the -soldier.-
"What's he President of2'' -
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- =, : - - = = 50.
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
CORNER WOOD AND SECOND STREETS,
mysd PrRrsBURsHPL- 10
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u zses -, ia s-l,sss-sg
&C < i-C5iz l5a ,1-t4 eLEaa
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-22
The Trade Convention.

Dstrod judy H..-Mr. J. A. Bower, OF Chicago,
ktom the Committee on Commerce, made a report
Recommending 10 the consideration Of the legislative
odies Of the State and the nation, the following sub
ktsei,
The construction Of the Illinois River and Bay ship
tkIverr The improvement OF the canals Of New York.
1.-THE ehsapenns OF railroad iIeishts and an increase
shppins and railroad interest from severe govern.
'nent zstion. An improved system Of surveys and
Light Houses. lhe early Improvement OF Western
Ive and hrrbo the sSieGS, GO rsn,;a
apon this continent and Europe. Such
REGULATION. q our eominsTee and carryin,
trade with ths Eauaits aud Europe a. Will beet
promote the general interest. of our own merchants
farmers manufacturers and rhipper THEREFOR also
snce in favor OF building ny our common country IN
such manner a. TO siye u. mon property and
" adjourn Sin, de at O'clock this Al sTneon.
Trest,. Mr.. Howe, Of Nova Scotia had conrsnt 10
psrs in the Journal Of the Convention his report on
son The samo privsse was extended to Nj. Hin, Of
Boston, iavorns Congr, ssiond aid to ocean seames
mai 'ys;em Of weight. and measure, vas refer,
red TO . special committee from the ststes arr
offs National Board OF ..Ls was referred % spseisl
Sommittss u: rePSat COMP @ iS,,hs,bhi HAM,,
Improvement. reported a resolution reorrSniylns
The national oharse,er nayigable rivers sud lax
bnbors which Offered facllit'es for conducting the
eommsrce of the country, IRON which tho Govern
nent derive. laree revenue, and stating that II IL
abe senss OF this Convention that n IL tho interest a.
well as the duty of the General Government 10 make
ysueh improvements such rivers and hH-tcrs as the
NECESSITY for Il may he developed, and the condi
zion Of the Treasury will wrrruut
The report OF Mr.. iloves vi Nova Scotia vas
important In the npounosnont that tie annexation
vi The Brit.h Provinces TO the lnited state had no
place in the minds Of the people Of the provinces. 10
Aaid that any one who ehoud go To "hustiugs' " an
adyocats for rOuld bH uCaed ~ fugitive
FROM the LOYALTY and allegiance duo nom Lin u
British American.
,Detr0t Julg l4.-rhS resolution recommending
he negotiation Of a reciprocity treaty received the
enanil qous vote Of the Convention. Adjourned.