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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-19

INV YonK, Nay 1s4Ths oommerctal,ss
Washiggto ron special says: -,
Jos. T. Brady, one of the Commissioners
appointed to investigRte into the reported
corEuptioR in New 0rlsans has arrived here
aud his report viii show q sad condition
Of affairs in that city. Some high names
me in5plieatsdSe ~ D. sl..ll
The Post1s special says:
It is known that the Emperor Maximil-
lisn and the rebel Kirby Smith have recent.
y been in negotiations. It is no longer
expected that Smith will surrender, with
out Sighting. 3 =,
daced 10 the conspiracy trial this ImoF1fug
to identity Rszus % the man who attacked.
Secretary Seward, aud 70 chow that Booth
aud 0'LaughliR had q mystarious cores
nondence s.Eslst5E .fl7.4-gs
p. Mrs. Surratt appears to be breaking
down and o'LauRhlin seems scarcely able
TO hold hisihsAd up since the pEoduction.
OF evidence duplicating him ~ .5,;ssi
Nearly all of General Sheemsn's troopS
ire moving into. camp on the other side 81
tho Posomac. - = I -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-19

BuCCerdelo'S Overland Despatch,
1RoM
HEW YORK, BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA, CHI
oAGo, AND ST. LOUIS:
To all Commercial and Mining Poinlsin
COLORADO, UTAH, IDAHO, AND MONTANA
Territories and the Safe Of NEVADA.
IVNHR0uGH contracts giVon at = hxsd rate, Iuclud-
! ing Railroad aud Overland Transportation and
AL charges, on receipt OF the property.
For further information apply 10
BOOTH, BATTELLE co
General Steamboat Agents,
Corner Monroe 1 Water streets
L E. FORSYTH, Agent, No. IL south Msin street,
81 LOUIS No. ApF20- 6m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-19
FOR SAIE,

Buston & storey's Brewery.
zee undeEdgneA having, tAair New, Rr.JS.-7v a
= ne eofneE0 q Quincy AID Narkst GtFsefS -
N eoLpeSo running order, aud hitsd NJ With every
Uod1rn tDpFoV9mo99 Bolleik kFi6l a. tlslP GiIITj
@ aIea. aRls HUSTON = STOREY.
"mB BELHE3 AND BUCELRS-The ~
w atylos - the Variety storS Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-19
4 New Feature in Dentistry.
WINCHELL'S

WINCHELL'S
Steam Dental Establishment,
.DHB LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE IN
i the United States.
/: Owing to my rspidly Increasing buslneas have
been obliged 70 enlarge my Laboratory, and am
now prepared, by the Aid Of q steam Engine and
machinery, TO manufacture full or GrtIaI sets of
Teeth BETTER, QUICKER and CHEAPER than
heretofore.
Having in attendance competent aud efficient
RssstantS persons eau be accommodated without the
usual delay.
An work warranted to be perfectly satisfactory.
E. g. WtNCHELL,
apTS-1mdhW l45 Market street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-19

(Stgued.) J. DAVIS.
Msssrs. john Potts and Nathan Slice Of
the War Department, testified that to the
best Of their knowledge the Endorsement
Fwas in the 1Sod Writing of JEFF Davis.
q QheE Withesaea were examined. asgH
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
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Tire weight b. transported zach Jtsr WIZ not Exceed
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No 3 and 6,0lpt 500 on rolt. w. s.
No additional pecentsge will be pad for the transports
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Gtationsrp ano faner @ooos.

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fwHAT CAME AFTERWARDS. An excellent new new
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

.<ror tovr.LTTE OF DR. KANE. With memoir ana
drnce concerning the s'cret ms zee a
nr e H. hagr. tie cale1r~ted AieHe hApoiiI = s'"
[ Miss fox.."'.'''''''''''''''''
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-21

AMONG other incidents Of the Sherman
campaign through Georgia, the following
disereditable story is told of some Of the
western soldiers. A foraging party vis-
tied a plantation, and entered upon the
pleasant pastime of strangling chickens
and bayoneting hogs. Finding fine
flock of sheep they sweat for them,' as the
boys say, when the rebel owner came out
and told them to take all but two imported
merino sheep, which she highly priced
Having pointed the pets out to tho men, she
returned 10 the house. A lew minutes 81
ter, she says, they returned, informed her
that they had killed the fatted sheep, and
proposed to dine upon it. Said they:-
"Madame, give hs the piano; it is L sacri.
lege to cook so choice a mutton with com
mon fuel" The piano, she AYERS, was
carried out, broken up, the fire kindIed in
the yard, and dinner highly reliahed By
the jolly foragers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-21
I he Veteran and the Recruit.

"Put recruit into a forest Of pine
trees with his shelter tent, and il he have
nobody but recruits about him ten to one, ''
says an army letter writer, 'you will fnd
him under his shelter tent three weeks from
that time. Not so the veteran. fhe be
canpcd in the pine forest, give him 40 old
axe, boot leg, mud puddle, a board or
two and handful Of nails, and he builds
him house, ,and house, too, comfortable
and commodious, and not wanting in arch
itectural beauty. First he fells his tie g,
then cuts and notches his logs and lays
together to the required height Hi, roof
he puts on.giving it great slope. and that
ching it with the green oI the pine tops
He has been careful 10 leave window spa
ces, and tacking pieces of his shelter tent
over these he was provided light, but keeps
OUT the nipping air Of winter. Then with
his board he makes bis door, and The boot
supplying hinges, it soon swings into it's
place. Thcn ho fills the spaces between
the logs with soft earth from his mud pud-
dle,and bis home is done, except his chin
iaey, and the forest and the mud puddle
soon provide that, for his chimney Is
! nothing but pile Of sticks plentifully
p!astered without aud within with mud
| Then with his old axe be manufactures
out Of pine logs a full assortment of fur
niture, boadstead, chairs, table, wardrobe,
and generally adds a mantel. Then, with
a bright FIRE upon his hearth, he is pre-
pared to laugh at winter, aud generally
does"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-21

s@- B,aokwood's Magazine has the fol-
lowing story, purporiiHg to be original
with Mr.. Lincoln. 1t appears that before
Virginia Seeded, committee of gentle
men waited upon him 10 see if something
could moi be done to avoid the impending
catastrophe 1t was just after the taking
of Fort Sumter, and Lincoln having call
ed out 900 men to coerce the South.
But wha. would you have me do p said
Mr.. Lincoln. "Mr. President" replied
one of the deputation, Il would beg yea
to lend me your finger and thumb for Eve
minutes," meaning, of course, that he
wished him to write something that should
allay the prevailing excitement But Mr..
Lincoln did not choose to understand him.
MY finger and thumb he repeated
my finger and lbumb' What would yoS
do with them - BI0,0 your nose p The
dcpatations retired in disgust and Y'r'
gina seeded.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-21

ss3~ There is much excitement at Har-
risburg, Pa, oocasioned by proposition
before the Legislature of the State to give
the entire bed of the Aleghany River to q
company of speculators. A correspondent
of the Philadelphia Age says:
The effort to donate the bed OF the AL
leghany to ore oil company is too stul'
endous to pass by without more eXlent >
ed notice than it has yet received, E'ti'
mate, if you can, the value of one hun
dred and fifty miles of land Cor water)
half mile wide, at a thousand dollars
per acre, which is very low, and see if the
aggregate does not make n sum sufficiently
large to pay off the State debit Yet this
is to be given to some half dozen specuIs-
tors.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-21

so- A vast coal field has been ds-
covered between the great lakes and the
Rocky Mountains. This will furnish fuel
for the navigation Of the Upper Missouri
river, and will be controlling element
in the location Of railroad 10 the Pacific.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-21

sea- 1t is claimed that the Cherokoes,
Greeks, Choctaws and Seminoles are all
in cordial alliance with the South. These
Indians, located West of Arkansas, are
devoted to the Confederate cause, aud will
give it a hearty support.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-21

py~Two centuries ago not 600 IN hur-
drcd wore stockings. Fifty years ago not
one boy in a thousand was allowed 10 run
at large at night, Fifty year: ago not one
Girl in a thousand made a waiting maid OF
her mother. Wonderful improvement,
in this wonderful fRe.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-21

A MAN once advertised bis property for
sale, and concluded bis advert scmcnt with ,
"a never failing stream of water before
the door, Very true-his property was
seated on the Delaware river.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-21

MOTHER WIT.-A ssingy husband
threw off the blame of the lawlessness Of
his children in company by saying his
wife always gives them their own way.
"Poor things" was the PROMPT reply.
It's all have to give them y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-21
Select })oetrp.
The Soldiers Widow.


---~-~~--~-----~>-~
BY MRS. PlDSLEY.
--s>---->,---~~~-~--,~--
She knoll beside his dying bed,
And kissed his pallid brow;
She vainly prosseed his icy haRds-
lie cannot heed her now.
She calls his name in accents low,
Her tears are on his face
lie speaks not, moves not, for he lios
In deaths last cold embrace
They tell her thai the angels wait
To bear him to'his rest;
She hears them not, she only strives
To clasp him to her breast.
She only knows that he has been
The sunlight Of her home,
She only feels that she is left
To walk this world alone.
Where is the hand that strewcd her path
So lovingly with flowers!
Where is the heart that clung to hers
In sun shine and showers!
Tha hand is cold, that heart Is still.
Her dream Of love is o'cr
and now, upon this drenry earth,
They'll cheer her path no more
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-21

"How do you like me now" asked q
belle CT her spouse, as she sailed into the
room, with a sweeping train of muslin lol'
lowing her. "Well," said he, "to tell you
the truth, it is impossible for me to like
you am longer"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-21


,cs and Wines ~ TIL bIl Nutld
For Summer Complaint, Chu.cra Iuf"an;im, Bowel
Complaint Cramp, CuC, and UiaT hcola.
sure Cure is guaranteed, or tht ,.., cy Refunded,
In support Of the above stai"nIrnts, presented
the i'eriii ui DR.. Jas. u. tiilJpp Chemist New
York DR.. Hiram tuK, th'mical insprctor, ohio;
Ir jaime. H. ri h"ls, Chemist Boston Doctor N. 4.
Jones, chemical Inspector, Jrclrvillt ONO Fruf Z.
Il. jackson, Chemist Boston; I)r. Chas. lpham SErp
nsd. Aarlrstnn, C. and }. V u. lanry, aud g. a,
Mariner, Consulting thrmi-ts. Chicago. ali of wnom
hay. aualyz ID the Catawha Granny, AM compcnd ii
in til. higl st terms. for mr' ina Ns'.
Inn/ys,s I hc Massachusetts State as
sinner. IAN. % 1853.
When cvaporatrI through clean linen II left no oil
oI m mhtt'r. III respect 1t IL pure spir
iiiou- In ,or The rii which gives tins Brandy its
N ,yur aud aroma, is Wholly unlike fus or gram OIL
Its ndnr parakrs Of both the trait aud ri" nf grapcs-
iih ,ris, II producrs cthrrs of high fragrance.
,'rhr substitution ui II is ilnndy fnr turuac Brandy
wiil in awav with tn mannirurr of ir'iiiois spirits
cold under this name both at Lo,nr nnd abroad,
Respectfully. a. s.. NAY rs M.D D,
Ass,ycr To state Mass, IT. boyirston st.
Bn khc me, IN 1864.
7 have nnnl,zrd II. Lyons PI RE CATAWBA
RIA >UN." Win ref r'ncc to it's composition and
character. h n2 the llir as that prndurcd IN past
yrnra \ snmpl" tIkrn from tc3 ra'ks hitrhei the
SAME results h regard to purity slightly ncrehS'
ed amount # the principle hirI it> flavor dcp"nds
was d"icrmn"d by comparison WITH iorIhrr samples
The in,licaii ul analysis shnw that tAls iThhdy
j. protnced hv the sam" prurrSS a. most W me lm
ported Bra ndy. Respectfully, \. A. HAYES,
STATE Assaycr, III Eu!lcston ST.
Manufactured unly bv II. II JAtOi co.
Crn WHOM, all Drdcr- should b. addr" sscd)
u pot ~ Liberty ST. New Nork.
November ), i5ii.- 3m,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-21

"YoU'RE a man of figures" as the
mathematician said to the dancing master.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-21
10 / '1UNSI PU.H& UMlU
CArAWBA BRANDY
AM
SPARKLING CiT,WBi WINES.

Equal in Quality and Ch aprr in Prize tran the Bran
,irs and Wines ~ til, Ull Wutd
For Summer Complaint, Cholera lufrHn;im, Bowel
Complaint Cramp, Cullc aud UiaJ hcoda.
A mrcCnre is guaranteed, or Tn n.r, rY refnuded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-24
WOODS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILI DRIVER,
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP,


Practical tests having fully demonstrated the
superiority of this machine over ali others for the
purpose of slpking Oil Wells, the updersig ned il
now prepared to receive orders for the same.
This a achinery comprises everything rsanislte
for the boring Of oil wells excepting the STRAH
ENGINE AND Cast IRON DRIVING PIPE,
(but will be furnished, il desired, At reasonable
price.) and dIspeDses with the use of the derrick
rope, bullwheel snd other cumbrous and expensive
G1.utes now IN use, and is 80 a5Isnsee being cen.
easly removed for the purpose of sinking wells in
different localities.
The detritus is removed from the well BY our pat.
ent hydraulic process, and does cot require the
renewal of the drill from the boring. This process
not Only removes all the detritns in from to 10
minutes. but likewise effectually clears ont aud
opt ail the small oil veins that are Often
tEsl, closed by the old process Of sand pumpins
With this machine Snd practical engineer,
well can bs sunk from 10 to 60j feet with riod
o. from Is TO 81 days after the soil pipe has been
driven.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for the .onstrnc-
ton and delivery OF these machines at New York,
Norwich Nexbnrg, n Y, and Pittsburg, Pa For
fp,th hJ infnrmati1n, Price. terms, &c: address
York. ap7.3m