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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-28
1865. IRA Of 1866.
LIST, MORRISON & co.
Wholesale Grocers,
PRODUCE DEALERS


HENRY LIST,
JOBS !lsE, Ts 4 so Main ST.,
BRHJ. DAVENP1RP, WHEELING w VA
GE0. PARKS,
WE DESIRE TO GALL TIE ATTENTION OF
w the trade to our unusually large and well
ohsr on the most favorable terms. Our facilities for
tranSacting buSineSB being equal to any house in
and CASH MRN.
Particular attention will be paid to orders, and
We confidently expect the continued patronage Of
our old customers R1d solicit call from those who
have never purchased from ne.
We ask attention to the list of leading articles
enumerated below.
100 BAGS CHOICE RIO CoEPRR.
% Prime
100 Boxes Hummsls .ssuco COHoO.
100 BARRELS HAREM:.lT Kris AND OTHER
standard brands SYRUP
ss HHDs. NEW oRLEANs SUGAR,
90 Porto Bio
as HALF CHESTS IMPBR1AL TEA,
g :. Young HySOn :,
leo Caddie Assorted
100 BOIs o, and H b.. Boxes Dark Tobacco SIS,
Is Butts Light Tobacco, rs end l'G:
80 Caddie8 Dark Tobacco, Us.
a SS a. Light Light 3 To6sSSo. {: and 1O'''
rs Barrels Smoking Tobacco.
1eo, o00 Wheeling stogaS Cigars.
| $4,000 Choice German
25 Kegs Gedge'S twist Tobacco.
100 Boxes CARROTS Pack Snuff.
10 Barrels Garrett's Bladder snuR
1000 BARREL KANAWHA SALT,
Dairy Salt, Pittsburgh Salt.
COTTON YARN, COTTON BATTING,
CGudlsWick, Cotton and Linen Irvine.
MACKEREI., Nos. l, 2 and 8, in barrels and
half barrels.
Lake Herring, White Fish.
Scotch Herr. ng.
SOAP, TALLoW CANDLES,
altar oandles, Hotel Candles
Lard Oil, Carbon Oil, Petroleum OIL.
GROUND AND GRAIN SPICES, of
AL kinds.
soda, Dyestunf. and GrOcsrn' Drugs,
| Window Glass Bed OoruB,
| Nails of all stEsS,
Buckets, Tubs wrapping Paper,
Matches, WAGhboArds;
Powder, Shot, Lead, Broorns, &C., Sc, 10
1900 BBLs. sUPEs AND EXTRA FLOUR,
800 Extra Family
$40 Champion
Reliable and Best brands of flour constantly on
Bacon, Lard, Cheese and Provisions generally.
Pig Iron.
6O TONS NO. / FOUNDRY IRON, Juat received
w and for sale BY rzcs a. ouLpHRrsoS.
dso94-1m No, @ Market st. Wheeling, VIVA
RORENnALE CEMENT
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PARTRIDGE'S,
LinICOppeE& SheRtIEul Na[a,

II AVlNG increased my facilities for tho manu-.
4 4, iaGture OF the above articles am prepared
20 M an orders promptly, and cheap cheaper
tnAn can be hnd at any other house In the city
Keep the latest patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and
OoaI, and viii warrant every Stove. l am prepared
70 90 all kinds OF Job Work in sheet Iron and Tin
and will give such jobs my personal attention
SPouttng and Guttering ofall kinds always on hand
copper and Brass Kettles and Fruit CAnso OF the beat
kind also very cheap. Merchants and sthsr1 visit
ing TIE city viii do we'll to give me a call.
JesI b. p. OALDW ELL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-28
ooLaATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, IN aueh univor,
sal demand, is made from the choicest materials
Il mild and OmOlltORt in itu nature, fra.
GRAVITY scented, and extremely be OneiuI
in itI action upon the skin. For sale by all Drug.
Ei1ta and Fancy Goods Dealers. mrl6 "
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Sl25 A MONTHI

WANTEDl-sEwING MACHINE AGENTsI
w Everywhere, to introduce tue new SHAW
CLARK StxEEES D JLLAR PANiLT 5EWINo NAcHIxE the
ONLY low price mAchile in the country which L.
LICENSED by Grover Baker, Whesler WiIson,
Howe, Singer Co., and Bachelor. Salary and
expenses, or large commissions allowed. All other
Machines now sold for less than orsy dollars each
are INIRIHdENESTs, add the seller and user LIGRLA
Illustrated circulars sent YREE
Address, SHAW CLARK,
decS-SmdkW" Biddeford, Maine.
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Hardware! fiardWare!!

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
i luform his customers, friends, and the public
generally, that he has boUght out the Hardware
House II Nolen Norris, No. 735 Market street,
Philadelphia, where he will be glad to see his
friends aud Customers when they visit the city He
will continue bis usness at the old stand In Wheel
ing, in the immediate charge OF Lewis FrAnEeu and
Lewis Miller, both Of whom have been for many
years engaged 10 the Hardware business and are
Known TO the public competent and accommOdG-
ting Dung men, and Where solicit continuance
OF the public favor.
js97-s." AUGUSTUS FRANZELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-28
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE,s

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLsl
This invaluable incidence il unfailnE in the cure
OF al those painful and dangerous diseases incident
70 the female constitution.
It moderateS all excesSeS and removes all OBJ
GtruotionS, from Whatever cause, and . speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIEsI
It Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, In short time,
bring en- the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the FIRST THREE MONTHS q
they are sure to bring MiBcarriAge but at every
fectly safe.
In ali cases of nervous and Spinal Affections Palm
in the Back and Limbs, HeaVineS8 Fatigue on blight
eXertton Palpitaton Of the Heart LoWneSs of spir.
its, HyIterio8, 9ok Headache, Whites, and ali the
painful diseases oocasioned by disordered system
these pills will effect . cure whom all other means
have failed.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pack.
age, which should be preserved.
Bold by all Druggists. Price One Dollar per
bottle,
Sole United States Agent
JOB MOSES, II CortlAndt st., NY
N. B.-$1. 90 and ak postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent will insure bottle containing
over ntty PtllS BY return mail. aug2O
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&7n A dOHTHI-I want Agents every
sell PPTEEA ARRIcLEs the best selling ever offered
Full particulars REEE Address,
.orIs T. CAREY,
dec5Sn1dhVS BIddsTnrd. M4iro.
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WI BIG LEAVE TO INFORM OUR FRIENDS
w and the public In general that We are COM
eneInE from this day to sell Winter Goods at cost
add less than cost to make room for large and
e1tsuEiVO Spring Trade.
We therefore, respectfully invite all ca1h buyers,
either Wholesale RETAIL 20 call soon and examine
oul stock, which In quantity, quality and reduced
prices UTpA8ses any In this city in car line.
PLEASE call soon At Hna. u and p hoA street,
'j Jaso "AO' JOHN RoEMER co.
CoZoDoHT-AVGyS On hand g
y jazz 4. BOOKNGB DrEE Store.
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Compositor Wanted.

A GOOD BOOK CONFESSION Is WANTED
"A At this oftice Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
GLORIOUS NEWS |!
PHIL. SHERIDAN AGAIN AT WORK
The Reported Defeat and
Capture Of Early.
THE FALL OF CHARLOTTESVILLE,
LEE AND GRANT PLAYING FOR
LVMCHBURG,
THE FALL OF CHARLGfTESVJLLE.
The News Confirmed BY Rebel Deserters
GKxEBAI GRANTS OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.

WAR DErARTMEyT, WASHINGTON March s. 1865.
To Maj, Gen. DIX The following dispatches
IN relation 70 the reported defeat and capture Of Gen.
Early by Sheridan and the capture of Charlottesville,
have been received by this Department Cen Sheridan
and his force commenced their movement last Monday.
and were at Stanton when last heard FROM Msj Gen.
Hancock was placed in charge of the Middle Military
Division during the absence of Gen. Sheridan, head
quarters at Winchester.
E. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
"CTTY POINT Va, March 5-ll a. m.
"Hon. E. NJ STANTON, Secretary Of Hdr: Descrters
IN this morning report that Sheridan had routed Early
and captured Charlottesville. They report four regi
nents having gone from here Richmond) to reinforce
Early. {. S. GRANT Lieut.
"CnY PoINT, Va, March 80 a.
Hon. E. NJ STANTON. Secretary Of Uar: Deserters
from every point Of the enemy line confirm the capture
Of Charlottesville by Gen. Sheridan They say he cap.
sed Gen. Early and nearly his entire force consisting
efl 500 men. -Four brigades reported as being
sent to Lynchburg get there before Gen. Sheridan,
1possitle. q. GRANT. Lieut.. Gen.
"CITY POINT, Va. March 81 I'm.
"Hon. z. II. STANTON, SECRETARY Of Var Refugees
confirm the statement of deserters 10 the capture of
Gen Early and nearly his entire force They say it
took place on Thursday last between staunton and
Charlottesville. and that tine defeat total.
~. S GRANT Lieut. Gen"
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FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.
What the Rebel Forrest Claims 10 Have
,piished--The Mississippi Rising
Tho Rebel Imboden's Command.
CATIo, Friday, March ,. lsG

The Jackson (Miss.) papers of the 18th ult.,
contain an address OF the Rebel Gen. Forest TO his
,roops rccounting the result OF his operations during
the mast wear He says they have fought fifty battles.
Killed and captured I6 900 Of the enemy captured OC
horses aud mules "a pieces OF artillery IA transports,
20 barees 800 wagons 30 ambuances 5sfand OF arms
20 block houses destroyed 80 railroad bridges 1900
miles of railroad locomotives. and 100 cars-amonnt
ing to sl5,OOOOO OF property
In accomplishing this he admits they were occasion:
oly sustained BY other troops bot says Their reguaf
number never exceeded 5000 1000 had been Killed or
wounded and 1000 taken prisoners.
He tells them TO prepare for renewed ac'ohs ana
warns them against being aured by svien songs OF
prscc for their be peace save upon their sepe
rate independent nationality .
The river is still rapidly rising here. Much OF The
,oyjand between Cairo Mound City and portions OF the
latter place are submerged interfering with operations
on ships and navy yard.
The Hon r. g. COLLECT. Assistant Special Agent Of
the Transportation Department at Memphis, has been
apponted Surery and Special Agent Tor the FIRST
Snecal Agency comprising that part Oh the mississippi
Valley living west Of the Aleglany Mountains east Of
the mouth of the Tennessee and extending south ia
snch parts of Alabama. Georgia N0rib Carolina and
Virginia as are or shall be occupied ny Tie national
forces operating from the north. 49,
Cen imboden il In command OF all the Rebel military
prisoners In Georgia. Alabama and Mississippi Great
scarcity of breadstnfs is said 10 exist Hoddys div
sion has been breaking ny dslleies q" ihaf gram NAV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

the Government Of the United States shall be sent be-
yond the lines of the army by order from the Pro-
vest Marshal General or be brought before military
commission for trial aud punishment according 10 the
nature Of the oifense.
MILITARY COMMISSIONS
". Officers authorized by law 10 appoint General
Courts Martial are empowered TO appoint SnhtaIy
Commissions. and to confirm and execute Tue sentences
Of such Commissions with the same limitations US III
the case of General Courts Martial.
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE.
V. Commercial intercourse within the limits OF TINS
Department will be governed strictly by the laws oil
the United States and the regulations OF the treasury
Department and will be limited 10 that which may be
necessary TO supply the wants OF inc Ioyai people
residing within the lines Of military occupation and
persons In the employ of the Government. None but
persons of undoubted LOYALTY and eood character VIII
be permitted to trade within 'e hnh's Vi the DcPar''
ment.
TRADE WITH THE NEIGHB0RBooD
VI. Intercourse between towns occupied by the army
and the surrounding country. within the lines OF mil
tayy occupation, will be permitted. under regulations,
10 be established BY the Provost MarshalGeneraL for
the purpose Of enabling the Inhabitants TO supply them
selves with the Eecessaries Of lie.
THE SALE OF PARM PRODUCTS.
VII The loyal people Of the country residing within
the lines of the army will be permitted 10 bring freely
market the products of their farms ana TO receive III
payment the currency of the United States. They
Will also be permitted 10 purchase family supplies from
persons authorized 10 trade upon permits granted Dy
the local Provost Marshals.
RAILROADS AND TELEGRAPHs.
VIII. Railroads and telegraph lines are under special
military protection. ANY person who shall break, m
lure o.; in any manner interfere with their military use.
or shall fire into any railroad troin any vessel nayi
eating the waters Of this Department. shall be pun
ished with DEATH otherwise, al the discretion oil
military commission.
THE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
IN The destruction of property public or private is
waste Of the national wealth. and alike injurious to
the people and the Government 1t Is therefore be
avoided except where military operations render IT
necessary The highest commander present must alone
be the Judge of such necessity.
VEGETABLES FOR THE TROOPS.
X The troops will be supplied with such Of the pro-
duets Of the country especially vegetables IA are neces.
sarv for their health and comfort This must be done
nv the proper staff officers acting under the orders OF
the division and brigade commanders.
sIRlGGLNG.
XII Struggling and irregular forngng by individuals
are prohibited, and will be severely punished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
Naval Attack On Msbile-GoOd News EI'
peeled.
NEw.ORIEANs, Friday. Feb. q

NEw.ORLEANs. Friday, Feb. q. 1865.
It is reported that Gen. Candy will leave fol
Mobile to-day. he is master Of the situation, and good
reports may soon be expected from him.
The feet is there under Commodore Palmer. hard al
work.
Yesterday was obser, ed as holiday. Several thou
sand colored school children. and number VI public
funconaries including Gov Hahn, participated in the
ceremonies.
Cotton has a fair demand ranging from 69c. TO &c.
Gold. 2o2a204. Sailing vessels are taking -four at
New. York and Boston for t0dG0c r. Dbl
CAIRO, H.. Saturday. March T. 1865.
New-Oreans dates of the 18th ultimo say that
the schooner Jane Ludlow reported lost of the mouth
of the Rio Grande had arrived safely.
railroad has been constructed from the depot OF the
Jackson road to the Mississippi River for military pur
poses, which will prove of great advantage in the
transportation Of troops and supplies
Gen. Candy had returned to Eew.Orleans from a
visit Of inspection 10 Mobile Bay and The adjacent,
points
Commodore Pslmer's feet ia in complete order. and
ready TO commence the attack upon Mobile at any
moment.
A garden for tie cultivation Of vegetables has been
established at each post in Gen Canbys Department.
The health of tie troops at the various posts Is good
The steamship Empire City, reported wrecked of
Curry Point Reef got off and arrived at NewOrleans
Cotton ranged at New Orleans from Is to 60 cents FOR
good ordinary to strict mddling. The business was
limited owing TO unfavOrable weather. Mlddling
sugar ranged from " TO - and "a cents ior if "
prime. MOiasses 81 % to 81 "a per gallon.
Three cargoes Of sugar and molasses had arrived
from Cuba at New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

Advices received in this city through private
sources from Mexico state that the in the United
States IL attracting the special attention Of the imperial
Government. The police directed to arrest all who
express their sympathy with the Union cause and one
man. named vaders, has been sentenced to years i'm
prisonment for speaking fayoraby about the United
States and predicting the speedy end Of the Rebellion
The Imperial Treasury Is constantly getting lower
The hostility OF tho church party to the Emperor Max
imlian II the increase.
The friends OF the Juarist here refuse TO Civ,
creience to the reported defeat Of Porfrio Diaz a
0axaca.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

the members Of the Cabinet and they certainly have no
relish to be blinded and buied by incompetent Sec
rotary, others high office said to be- into meas
ures that are neither apt nor advantageous.
Let us have shutting on the subject OF the
exchange Let It be understood who is responsible for
the thousands Of deaths Of our prisoners. Let Secre
tary Stanton discharge his duties fifty let him resign
Upon him much odiun has fallen, and more will fall
If be were as pcrspicacous as he deems himself. he
would believe have surrendered long since office
the public do not deem him competent to fill He would
have understood the opinion Of the people to be- that
the resignation Of Edwin NJ Stanton would be of
value to the cause than glorious victory the Union
arms. JuNIUs HENRI BROWNE
Mer York, Friday FEB. TO- 1865.
Since writing the above, Col Milford has advised
persons in the North send more supplies letters
to relatives and friends in Southern prisons they will
all be released. The counsel is good for there is
little prospect Of the poor capyes receiving anything
forwarded them, albeit 1 must still be permitted to
doubt that any complete general exchange, partic'
ularly Of the Northern Southern Union citizens will
be made. No one will be more rejoced than If the
exchange does take place and no one. at the same
time will be delightfully."- disappointed.
The authorities at Washington steadily go from
Ddu 10 Wors, peIssteny refusing 10 nOiu tue phItiso
whom the Rebels most desire, and by their release
silently indorsng the outrageous conduct of the enemy
toward the captives in his hands.
The release parole q Roger Pryor is the latest
example Of the justice done at Washington to the
thousands Of starving freezing perishng sufferers in
the prison bells VI the South. Pryor fos years
before the war one Of the virulent and violent
opponents OF the doctrine Of State Rights perhaps
the greatest braggart and most insoent bully that
dsgraced the national capital by his presence, was the
sefelected representative Of the Young South-mean
ing everything odous thereinand did more than any
other man Of bis capacity in the Slave States to develop
| and establish secession.
Yet this fellow Pryor Is entirely free to walk the
streets Of Washn on is the guest Of Col Forney, calls
on the President is the lion Of the day. while noble,
brave, devoted soldiers any twelve or twenty Of whom
the Rebels would most gladly give in exchange for the
traitorous swaegerer. being systematically and
cold boodedy murdered by the class Of which Pryor
member, and which he has labored all his Life TO
establish.
have no disposition to denouncc any one at Wash
gtou There is no need Of word. The people can
not fail to SEQ how entirely their selsacrcing relatives
and friends are treated and to demand ere long. in
voice that cannot be silenced resisted the removal
Of the officials who thus insult their patriotism and
disgrace the nation. H. b.
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Inundation at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Saturday, March 4, 1863.
The heavy rains for the past three days have
caused great rise in the river which over its banks
The city is entirely surrounded by water ana the
lower part Of it is completely submerged.
On the railroad running south much damage has been
done by the washing away Of bridges.
The trestle bridge Stone River. near Murfrees'
boro has been swept away; also the ono at Franklin.
There is interruption as yet ON the Louisville ana
Nashville Railroad.
The river rose seven feet yesterday and last night
and 1t is still rising.
Mueh damage has been done to property in the vcin'
ity of the flood.
1t s believed that the flood will be the greatest ever
known
Two soldiers Of the Ninth Indiana were drowned
yesterday. in Edgeield
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PROM THE ARMY OF THEPOTOMAC
HpoRs. ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, I
Friday, March ,. ls6J. )


NO NEWS
Nothing of importance is transpiring in this
Department.
DEsERTERs
Desertors continue to come into our lines in large
numbers sc having arrived to-day. nearly all bringing
their guns and equipments with them, for which they
are ~ be paid The number Of muskets received from
deserers since February 20 is $40. all of them in good
order.
In addition TO the usual stories told by these men
Sbey say that two companies from each regiment OF
several brigades have been detailed from the army
Attending Petersburg and sent 10 hunt up desoii'
era thousands Of whom said to be scattered through
the country endeavoring 10 reach their homes IAis
csrtcuary the case with the North and Sonth Carolina
froons who are all sick and tired OF the contest ana
anxious to Join their families, now within our hheS
These men are principally veterans OF three auu ioui
wears service and many Of them are those iatey eh
ohapeed All Of them being refused furloughs and not
paid TO- long time. any prospect Of getting any
soon they took French leave"
A CORPORAL GUARD.
few days ago a sergeant was sent out in charge OF
team and six men to get wood.
The men were unarmed. The sergeant wes armed
with a revolver and sword. After getting OUTSIDE
The lines the mules apparently ran away but the ser
..ant guarded them straight for our lines. and the
vhOle party arrived safely. They received for The
vuules S7o0. which was divided equally
ELOQUENCE AND WHISKY
The cheering among the Rebels on "Wednesday cyen'
ans was on account of their receiving ration OF
whisky. which seems to be quite rarity in their Com
,uissary Department Gen. Cook, commanding brig
de in Gen Heths division Is said TO have harangued
N, men ON the occasion. while greatly intoxicated.
DEsERTERs SHOT
Anthony RAYMOND of Company b. and Newell j.
Rpeie OF Company H. of the Sixty-fourth New'folk
Volunteer were shot to-day for attempting TO desert
N the enemy Five regiments of the First Division OF
She Second Corps 10 which the criminals beiohgeo'
were assembled TO witness the execution the details OF
which were in charge of the Proyost Marshal Of the
Division.
AN ARRIVAL.
The Ninety first New York Volunteers, veteran
regiment arrived at the front today tnd were assigned
% the Third Division Of the Corps. They numbered
about 600 men, and presented splendid appearance
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PROM WILMINGTON.

s,se,.l Di.pa,ch to The y. y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON March :, 1865
Your correspondent " f. s., at Wilmington,
n. c.. sepds the following, dated Feb. 2s.;
EXCHANGE or PRISONERS
Eight hundred Union prisoners came down the river
yesterday On boats Others able TO march following
Cooked rations and sanitary supplies await them.
These are prisoners from battles in all paris Of the
country aud come from all the great prisons in the
South.
THEIR CONDITION.
The condition Of those arrived is most sad EDaci'
sted sick starved naked, there not enough sup
pIiss at Wilmington to relieve their wants; but fresh
eargoes hourly expected.
A GENERAL ORDER.
For the government of the Department GeD. Schohcd
GryrRaL ORDER No. 81. Provost Marshals in this
Denarment will administer the oath Of allegiance 10
such persons as come within the provisions Of the
Amnesty procamaton Of the President OF the United
Mates proyded they satisfied that such persons
esirc III good faith 10 aid in restoring the National
authority and that they take the oath OF allegiance
aboerfully and voluntarily.
REPOKTs 10 ~ MADJ.
IT, Eeporns will be made weekly to the Provost. Mar
shd General giving the name age ana p9ee Of resi-
dance of every person who shall have subscribed to the
cath of glance also OF all other adult white per
sons reading within the Jurisdiction OF eacd provost
marshal together With such information a. can De 3D.
tained touch M the character % each individual.
I.yE DIsLoytJ.
III Persons OF kntwD diss,yalty, aud those VINO
shA'l By their language oSecndact p"nss' hos''SVo