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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-12

.zA Chance 10 Obtain any OF me
AD0Ie article for one Dollar by PMS.
chasing a Sealed Envelope fos IS els.
n8- Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent FIR
81 eleven for 81 thirty for s.; dxty-fiye for
Slgs one hundred FOR Sl6.sE % r.
70 AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
= Our patrons are desired to send United Stafes
money when It Is Convenient. lIs0nR,lefferS
are unnecessary. t.isl 2 IsiiI > - . ),
3 0rdes for Sealed Envelopes must in every
case &c accompanied by The CASE, with the
name OF the person sending. and Town
COUNT and State plainly wTittenI llIettars
should be addressed TO the Manager rs fol-
&c.. GOODWIN HUNT 9: co., p
; II !. - Box 500 Post ONCE, New York.
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THE WIATHER.-Yesterday was a
disagreeable day. It tried hard to rain
for a while. The streets were muddy,
and altogether the weather clerk sue
ceeded in doing bad thing.
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HoLIpAY GooDs,-NIessrs. j. c. Orr &
Co. advertise in our paper today that
they have received their stock OF Holt
day Goods, comprising everything do.
siraole for presents, &c. The stock was
selected with great care, and will 6e
found large and varied. Give them n
call :"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-12

CONTINUED AUCTION SALE OF Books.
The auction sale of books will be con
unued tonight, and untilIthe stock is
closed ont ut the auction rooms of Geo.
E. Wickham. This is an excellent
chance for bargains. :
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For Sale Cheap,

iNM LEASES FOR SALE-NoW Is THE
" time to negotiate for well selected tracts,
oS S9 II 4SSiT '6 5Sb q with
class derricks erected thereon, some of which
arg ,i within "a g. short .disteHSe of g29f paying
prominentrun tributaries OF Dunkard Gre elk.
Also, several valuable leases pnl RObInson'S
Run," Monongalia county, only II miles nom
ed. Good titles given. These leases wifi be
sold for Cash, or thrown into companies on
| p JOHN s. MALLARY,
J deci-lm MorgnntoMn. W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-12

RETURNED.- Boreman, who
has been absent at Washington city for
couple of weeks, returned to. the city
on SATURDAY evening last.
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JACOBS & BRO,
Also, the followingsI .
HOUsEmOLp. EOoDs.

1. A0QSE4iOLtplS GOODS, -.
Table Damaslts, Linen Table Covers, Nap
Rins, Linen sheetings, Towels, counteFpanes
We lave also received a large stock of la
dies Kid Gloves, 'SiIk Glove, Wool Gloves,
Cotton Hose, LINEN ,Hahdkerehiefs, Collars
and Sets, EmbToideTieS, InsertinE8t Hoop
Skirts, BalmpTalS, CorSets, &C., 2 r -
We are daily receiving MI the latest styles
of Dress Goods from New York. We will be
most happy To see the Indies OF Wheeling and
the surrounding country, as we will be pleased
10 show our goods, for We are positively SELF
ing our goods at New York prices.
-E.sa4. gu- JACOBS q BRO.SS
1Og:Main street, Wheeling, w. var
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decl2It

THERE is no deviation from health so
painful and distressing MS are affections
of the Genito- Urinary Organs. If of
long standing, they depress the mind
and wear upon the nervous system,
Kisner gives special attention TO those
diseases, using no mercury or other
poisOns. dec7lw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-12

AOut W uncover cause, and II
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS PREVENTIVE
II IS now over thirty years since the al,ove
Selebrated Pills We're first discovered nv M
hayis ~ OF Paris during which time they
Ilt been extensively and successfully useS
IN most OF the public institutions AZ SaIi ~
IN IN private practice, OF both hemisphere. with
unIPataueted success In every case, and IL IL
only at the urgent request ~ m me 49, ~ ~
S 81 OF Ladies' who have used them. that he
s1ISto 70 make the Plls public for the al
laritieS whatever asYe az 10 nreSt,t ~ r.
crease OF family where health Viii not permit
ONE. PILL Is il DSsE
Females peculiarly sftf1atAd or +l,r-s 49,.
[ using these pills while In that condition Iest
mention the PopTietor assumes NO a.
'hility, although their mildness would preye1,
are recommended asa '"s ( lil'
MOST INVALUABLE RFNTFDv
.OF al those atnlcting complaints 50 T,ecuIJo,
70 ESo tns seq VIZ: Dtstre.sal0 and Paf,|ti Men.
EresStnq D0IUn PuinS, RliS6 0S FIoo5 - y
lLleC'qi y ts11gea, LiIlleSsor Sight Green SycI-
&1ltia ffaSa 81 81 fl59
1lstLeSslng complaints, particularly thar IIS'Is
III ny ing, weakening, and the beRinninG N
P1 other female weakenesses, Vi
q The 1eueOErhu3a, or WhitSs.y
nfS5 t Inc same time, there Is nothing In these
h. ~ T.
IA u H. oe Teg ouotred and Won viii
h1 l t11lel9 70 % al uley are represented ~
ONE BOX rs B6FFTCTETTD
10000 R0xea have been SOId Tr,,L,.
. .-55Ia hl;asl1s- TITO, Years. - ++ll IN
Ten thousand Bo1es sent b. I'm i,,.,,
N 9nd Agents, to all parts 81 the yssII N
20 men answers have been FefIII,, 9ILtSas
51ic iadle9 say, nothing Ike the afavs Si ia
Mx,S,r, TStl t.tiosgn since THE SCIENCE az
We 'ED UfoS THE WORLD,
q IN. ss2i nfnS DISTRACTIONS & Restor.
, u = es lt 20. It's Proper ChnnneG
:sfsts1 g EaE and bringing
most delicate. ~ % is'l' Sti ieeR Of the
;esies p Der BOX SIX Roxss az
t,SS ~ sss y KRAFT q Co, WhoIeIale
Agenta Tor West Va n al
REED RRAFyG& rs e. e. Sold q Retail, By
9oila IN 81 ClAtIsYiIle, Ohio 81, q Fi'alT y
= 80, .lii w. I'd JI FytspTlyE, u
: by sending 81 90 Ia -sitIlssL
~ " 20 the Wheeling POI fS ~ ne
I'VE tne p.lls sent (emf ms sp
li5f5 ifSlstI IN, g fEes Of potaee.H
Sole PFop,rIi - S4a!Sol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-12

A LARGE assortment of handsome
piece goods just received, which We are
settling Wholesale Mt eastern prices.
roe SITS. rtT -r.r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-12

WHITE SHIFTS, wool shirts, under
shirts and drawers, knit shirts, &C.,
very low, Mt wholesale or retail. Call
soon Mt Stein Brothers, corner Main
and Monroe SITS. 4.T lr.l rg4-.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-12

Go TO Stein Brothers, corner Main
and Monroe sts., to see the largest
stock, the best variety and lowest
prices. ~ -E4 .gt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-12

OUR stock of clothing is unsurpassed
in quantity. variety or prices, to which
we invite an examination. Stein
Brothers, corner Main and Monroe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-12


Dr; Lee Is a graduate of one Of the leading
medical colleges OF CINCINNATI, Ohio, and has
been actively engaged IN the practice OF med
llne and surgery Tor more than fourteen
Wheeling land he feels confident that from the,
knowledge which be has acquired OF hfS prC-
ISssl0n during So long and varied n practice
Ynr him with their patronage. Dr. Les IN adj
dition to his regular practice will devote n
Elrt OF ench day To the treatment of Chronic
he az r., Lee I Is nov PREPARED with al
medical appll Ion Of electricity asan auxil.
larry IN the Treatment Of many diseases both
acute s,SH and. Shfonic; 70 which ewould invite
Lee has given much time and at ention to the
study and practice OF Operative OptIlaln1ic
surgery, and he Is now prepared to perform
rs to trent All the different diseases OF the
same, In strict accordance with the latest md
m0St approved scientific methods of the pres
Dr.. Lee cures Cancers Rheumatism. Mem
ralgtB and diseases Of the Eve Ear, Liver
Complaint y eTvous Debility Fever aud Ague
and nll OF the various and painful diseases
which women ARE subject to. 4--A i.fis
ANY person wishing TO consult the Doctor
privately or for any private disensey can do so
either personally or by letter, coptidentialIy
inviOlate, and his ability 70 cure them. 81 : :
pT. Lee cures all the different forms OF. Club
Foot, by an operation which Is attended with
n9dangeT, and with hut little pain. l,t,.l
'FrtNRte diseases speedily and permanently
cured. 9reatmentTnew, safe and reliable.
DE-. Lee VIII give two hours every We(lnes-
day and saturday afternoons to the treatment
OF tluse who are unable to pay. ! l--I[, ~
'REFsEREtCE.+-PrOE John II. Scudder Gin
clnnniI, Ohios Prof. Y. Freeman, Cincinnati
ShtQS Eroi. Edwin Freeman, Cincinnati, Ohio;
II; tAo5t- =. ESeEylon, y: city =
who have been cured by me, and my Diplo-
mas can be seen in my office. octlS
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g $l, OOoYo.Oo.z 81

~
~ TSTRTRTTFI0NyIS MADE IN TT5E Fol
)IOWNGfffiASS ER:
OERTIFICATES. naming each article ana
its VALUE. are placed in Sl;AIED FSNVEi-
OT3ES IIi3EI1 ia IyIysJli fbiF 49,,
enyeIopes merry EsFtifIsaie ~ sgtis
for some arficiei will fs teti fiiSs
or sent by mail 10 any THdfiTgSq TvitiIont IA
On IA 10 choice on Taceint of d Cents AT
on TeCeIyiIIS, the fICata tIIa oso,.
viii aas TS1haf iSi,S n ~ III IL
anil cSn then SfnII TTSi M 4 ~
caive tho oTfIcIa S1oSnaj ~ 30 SI5Iyt u.
TIfR one. aStjcIe o,,r lIf ~ IN, sa,,a
S,aiIIa eN-s' ~ fF4 A-.'13s''i "a eHe stAi"e
iS5S Purchasers ,,f .o,,r Sealed Es,,,o,,,,o.,
IN NE n5an5er IN ae a, EtjnISeIoPee
nom one 10 ave hnhdFed aI6TiaFs 70
- = sSIIS
E1GS OCS r I44iN%PP-A+4hAhS
which they need not pay until 1t Is known
what Is drawn and its value. Entire satisfac-
TTIF: ETJTiEiR H1, a sT.' asSOCT
- ILfft Co. n 80 - Wy w
tSn S va we 1aet 81 Us being
me oLlgiEi1 ana 3tt Association in
Lne ,S9unLys we are tneEetore, enholed to
Sfn1 nHs e go9as snG glyei chances to
otI tlIS nIoIe Naiuh1le pres man any
oLlei estatoISLlnlenL oILne KIND. the btrsi-
@ Ps s4d ~ far EPe an
HIDE u proof that our pal
RIsciAts ms nletnoo Of obtaining rich and
l #H -
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OBJ 6 8ledir4I.a sH
a CARD TO THE LADIES'
DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES

Infalnble in Correcting Irregularities Rar,o,,
ing 0hstructtonso Of the Monthly TuTnE
nom W hAteveF Cause, and , ~
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-12
YOnNR MEN

Who, Who have injured themselves by certain
6IeII,S1s In when alone, Shnbit me
school, the effects Of Which are niShtiv :" fei ~
even When asleep land II not cured, renders
ana Hqyt Pody, should apply Immediateiv. IAN"
!, what pity that young man, tie hone ot
Ia snatnIIyi me darling ofhts parents should
men OF ne, by the consequences OF deviS-
~ Z nom the path Of nature andsinduIgin1
before contemp plating II - "'t1l'' y uAT
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HIGGINS GALLERY.

Afo1rOe Street. between 4asn & Morket.
.DHoTo0RAPHs-PnAINO OR FINISHED
~, m ~, ~ g andi Ink, nom Life or copied
CARR, PHOpOGRAPHS- PARTICULAR pAins
taken ken With this popular style Of picture.
PubliSheFG prices. . lllI y. f!,.ag7 : :
4 good variety OF GILT & ROSEWOOD
RI E,kIAAIESS win always be on hand at reasona-
DC PE1ceA deelS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-12

= M 1eG Ga That a sound mind and body are the
EI c1pPtness. Indeed, without tbese tTa
journey IIliy through life becomes a weary MI.
y III. tne prospect hourly darkens To fbe
tfoII t and nllel with the melanchoiy refieS
E S9n mat the happiness OF another become
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CIRCUIT CouRT-Judge CaIdweU presi-
ding. : Circuit Court met yesterday
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18

burn Columbia Ido MT wonder t;:ii lie
should strive To escape the iniarny. waie:', like
tho Icp,us; O! te''a=j, shall c;eave "''t" ':'F'
aud ln.o l;s .a;.d ioi"ycr, Tor tho cci'in>sl:nn
OF this dark decd. Nor AN surprised that he
should naturally seek to escape 10y taking
refuge hchina Il ia!sci:ool; E"t he shaI! l"s 10:
with impunitc make mc the scapcsso"t for hlS
sins. Wherever he has taken his army tn IS
State. women lave been nsutct' Or outraged,
old men have been hung TO extort ron tiiein
hidden treasure. Tie fruits Of the earth hare
been destroyed, leaving starvation where plenty
once ,cigncd and the dwellings of rich aud
moor alike have been laid in ashes. For these
deeds history will orand Linn us a rohbcr and
inccuddiary and will Gesefvedly damn linn to
everlasting fame"
AM Your ohedient Servant,
WADE HAMPTON, Lie;it Cen.
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How General Ruckner Lost
Lis Fortune.

, when General Bucknc., Of Kentucky, vas a
captain in the regular arrly Buckncr marred
Miss E,;nsiurv, m heirvss, who owned an in
menyc landed estate in Chicago, valued at more
than a. million o dollars. 1t WAS ,unmproved,
however, and did rct yield an Income Bgck-
ncr Iinallr placed thunder the supervisiapqf Gen.
Burnside, WHO, with judicious r3anaseulenat,
soon caused it 10 pay handsomely Y hen the
war broke ont, il WAS uncertain on which Ss:de
.Buckner would servc.ss,sHe;was ofcrsl high
position byeHi.. Lincoln, and: also by jefferson
Davis, and Gnaily chose 70 cast lst"rtnuc with
the South. But befqgssdoiug so, to preserve
.rlll IdleS.
was made otGf. to the brother of Mrs. Guck!ler,
in which they hal full confidence.
4 little later, and Kinsbury, tho brother. ca
tered the Federal army, and was wounded j"
the buttIc oi Fredericksburg. While lying or
tue field he spoke Of his property, and his de-
sire to arrange it SO that his sister would have
no trouble abcnt Il, but delayed TOO lorG, and
died without making his wishes further known
lie had been but short time married. and
some months after lis death his wife gave
birth to child. This child necessarily inner
it's that princcly estate, nor can bnckner nov
his wife receive dollar Of it except what the
widow of Mr.. Kinsbury shall choose to give
them. 1t is proper to say, to her honor. that
she has been most liberal in that respect
Brckner's property was long since confscated,
and thus the close of !. the war finds him in
beggared condition.
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Generals Hampton and
Sherman.

Gen. Wade Hampton, of South Carolina has
written letter in which he dcnouucc$ Cen.
Shcrlnan's report ascr;bing the crigip of the
fire in Columbia, S. C., to Gen Hampton's COM
mand as u falsehood. ten. II. says:'':r
If.would be difficult, if MT impossible, to cx-
press, in en- equal number Of falschoo'!s than
are contaiBed in tie above extracts. There is
not ono word of truth in all that has been
quoted except lie statement that 60 len. lamp.
ion commanded the Conf dcrale rearguard OF
cavalry" did not order anv cotton 'm6ped.
into the street and fred On the contrary,
my first act on taking command Of the cavalry
TO which was assigned only the night be-
fore the evacuation OF Columbia was to lrp-
resent to Gen. Beauregard the danger to The
town of firing the catton IN the streets. Upon
this representation he authorized me to give
orders that no cottou in the town should be
sred, which order was strictly carried ont. u
left the city after the head of Shennan;s col:
umn entered it, and assert, what. .caI,s: be
proved by thousands, that not ops hasSsf
ton HIS IN ire When took posseSSS5n"oi ti!o'
city, His assertion ia the contrary is false,
and be knows it to be so. \ distinguished
citizen of this State-whosc name, were / at
liberty to give it, would be sufficient 'ouchcr
even at the North, for the truth Of any state
nent made by hic,--has given to the public
a minute history Of the destruction OF the
city.
Gen. Hampton then recitcs the story Of the
pillage and attrooious conduct Of Shcrman's
men in Columbia, and concludes his letter as
follows:
"But cnough of this atrocity, the recital of
which. makes humanity shudder, the heart
grow SICK Surely enough has been quoted
from the narrative of these horrors to prove
that Gen. Sherman alone is responsible for the
destruction of Columbia and for the many other
atrocities committed by his army. He declares
that the fires set by my order consumed the
city. I have shown how false is this statement;
but even if it were true, how does he clear
himself of the guilt of burning private dwellings
outside of the city limtss Early in the after>
noon of the day he entered Columbia, my
house, which was two miles from the city, was
fred, soon after the bouscs of Mr. Trenholm,
General Lovel, Mrs Stark, DIR. Wallace. Mr..
Arthur, Mr. Loratta and Mrs. English, all i'll
the same vicinity, shared the same fate. GEN
eral Sherman cannot deny that these houses
were burned by his men, nor can he deny
that he destroyed, in part, or in whole the vii
lagos of Barnwell, Graham, Bamberg, BulorePs
Bridge, Orangeburg, Lexington, Alston, po-
mana, Winsboro, Blackstocks, Society Hill,
Camden and Cheraw. Does not the fate OF
these unofendiug towns give the lie to his dis
claimer Of any agency in burning this city.
Along the line Of march followed by him
there is scarcely one house left standing, from
the Savannah River to the Pedee, and yet he
dared to declare solemuly that he did not
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18
THE Beginning OF THE END.-We under

THE BEGINNING OF THE END.-:We under
stand, says the New Orleans Ptayune, that
on account of the decentralization ofnegro labor
in many parts of the State, the white popula-
tior have vigorously and industriously taken
hold of the work themselves, and arc produ-
cling some oft the best crops how growing. The
people arc beginning 10 see that uuderrtt the new
system of African labor, or want e9ssssssyystom !9sss
rather, no further dependence is:tosike put in
that race, and they have resolved 10 do their
work themselves. Industry was always; hon
orel in Louisiana, and unless African fasor is
better directed, we expect to sec it disNTardcd
altogether, and orr fertile lands cultivated by
the more vigorous and intelligent labor Of
the white man.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18
;-inE3ee.z::t z::;tiin2e1ttaasl hut Very:
= $SI7gnestiVe- !" "

N,c e':,. lhe following ilfolses from the LOCAL
c.!.liui.s Z. Ike A'Irogress," oftbe 18th
Ut:
CITING nEsDv.-Nng OF the first Official
:a!.:!s Of A.e Clerk Of this county, we believe,
WAS TO have printed a document winch CONS
N.sHcctt, with go any regular Minister OF the
Gospel, having t!.t;|'ctatN of souls, Of justice et
r,lc peace" &c, and Singular to say, the first
iaar1iarc license WAS issued to John Rooster
and Clcmcntina Chicken. we have. only to
at.a that E:a.:
This is trqo union well applied, .1:x...
In such an age of bullets, -E:.E
:: = And may the twain Be wc!lsupplied,
= With: prosperous 5broods ofpullets.s:
4 And as the Years roll swiftly past, I
!. &, They still sorna happiness may know
Their loves still new, until the last -. ! ).
:TheS'll hear the little foosiers crow; 4
}4=feersel has a few more blanks left and We
fssSt assuysd he will 6Il them up with pleasure
Not:a bad'imitation of a similar notice which
wasetaw chropicled some years ago by face,
tiSas .Eocul," IN. which the victims names
respectfully were James Bee and Mary Flow
or: ehd which parodlcd one Of our familiar
nlsSsry. hymns. in this wise:
=. Vel may this littloebusy Bee
:;. Iaigroye e&6 shining 5our, -
I Ara gsrbee honey everyday #. s.s.9s,ss
j. From: one sweet opening Fo
Il st,ssliA sIp Heaven T gsassfas
They'll raise swarm 81 fittRc Bees:
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A gentleman who complained that lie was
raffsring from sun>stroke, explained by saying
that his family had been blessed b The addi-
ton of twin boys.
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I9atcs Tor ACLvortis;i.l -:


FOR ono Squarc--tcn lincs or l"sS-ONE
rOtl.AR and FIFTY CENTS for the ilrst'inscrti"n
and OS11 COLLAR for each subsequent.
ODlrvSpY'N6reis exceeding one, square, charged
at advertising rates.
Transient Advertisements and Job Work MUST
BE PAID FORM ADVANCE.
No deduction made, except to eur regular averts-
us patrons.
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:R:igo1. or Mildness?- hoice
with Ihe South.

The anruluent of the Richmond election by
,:c,i. Iurrer is not a;sarproved at Washington.
,ghe conutry may therefore set it down rs Il
Government act. 1t has Significance quite
beyond its local scope. It is y "irst warming
10 all thc maIeontent South; especial u9'i.ica-
:,cn that the !;rycrnment is not shut up 10 the
mild policy hitherto pursued; q moni,ion that
the privileges accorded by the Government to
tie people lately in rebellion must DO used in
GOOD faith or revoked. -
Military rule will 6c continued until the
Southern people have established the fact that
they have truly resumed their loyalty with all
of its attendant obligations.
The South needs only little calm reflection
to appreciate the utter folly of such election
demonstrations as the recent one in Richmond.
It cannot permit its common sense to be over>
borne by empty spleen, when such results are
involved The prompt action of the Govern
ment at Richmond has made its purpose too
plain to be mistaken. 1t will be needed
throughout the South, and will tell greatly, He
believe, in bringing its people up to their high
rank Of duty. so that they Will practically attest
their loyalty by choosing loyal men to represent
thc1n.-F. Y. Times, 5!t i@St.
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AMNESTY OArHs--It is said that the clerks

AMNESTY OArHs--Itis is said that the clerks,
Of tic Department Of State at Washington are
nearly overwhelmed with the amnesty oaihs
which come pouring in by the bushel iron: al,
parts Of the States latsly in rebellion. Two
boxes containing over seven thousand were re-
ccivcd from Georgia Q lew days ag", and two
others containing abuut .wiee. as many arrived
about the same time from Richmond, Va.
"Qur arr.y swcrs teritl? in Flanders
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18

4 i;ls;g stysl AsEp Hss Es9 g!sassAse
THEY'LL raise swarm 81 fiitfRc Bees.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-02-11
Rebel News.

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Another extended
debate took place in the rebel House Of
Representatives last Friday. on the bill to
arm. the negroes. Strong opposition was
male TO the measure.
Mr. Orr said 100 out OF 1000 would Join
the National army if given their choice
JET Davis received his usual share Of
abuse.
Richmond papers of the 4,h claim en-
enlargement at the prospect of having new
leaders. Lee, johnson, Breckenridge and
Trenholm are the men for the crisis. The
actions of the North are set dow a as a guar
antee of weakness.
y cotton famine in Great Britain is prom
ised, which is to rebound to the benefit of
the South.
The Sentinel says the loss of Wilmington
will immediately carry the cotton question
home TO the nation.
The Charleston Mercury claims for
Charleston the point d'appao of the cause,
and that with it their contederacy must
rise or fall.