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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
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81. Louis, May 16th,-Cairo Dispatches
isaya General Eegrfsa; With 46oO Liberal
troops. appeared before Matam6fas On the
29th ultE aud 5demanded ita-SurFsudarwbfe
was refused. Phe ImpeFalists marched ont
to meet them and cavalry and Artilfety
fight -Oceurred.. Business was .snspeuded
IN Matsmoras aud the streets were barra-i
caded in Expectation of an attack, int All
was quiet in the evening. Several custom
House officers fed to Brownsville and the
wealthy citizens moved all their YaluabIes
to the same place. Eight hundrs d French
troops arrived ct the mouth of the Rio
Grande on the I'D and left for the interior
next day. A report reached Baedad on
the 18th that the Liberals were in full re-
treAt,.T ~ 91a5 ,S'l =
The Galveston News says the corn crop
is good. 59DI~l sos 1 ~ :
The Sugar crop will be very short.
Cottou-HOldersd demand an advance.
Exchange on New York half per ceut
premium. - :
Mobile, dates are to the 7ah. The navy
boat and transport, Elitt, was sunk in
Mobile Bay.
Anaval officer, pilots and eneineSrsshavs
gone up the Tombigbee river to bring
down sae vessels surrendered TO Admiral
r Gent Candy Viii soon move his head
quarters to New Orleans. st'7
TheF1st brigade of Hatct's cavalry ar
rived at Cairo from E4stport, Tenn, N
route for st. Louis. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

~ FuND FOB TIN WIDows AND Ca
PHANS.-It has been suggested to us by
thoughtful and benevolent citizens, that
measures should at auce be adopted to
create fund for the benefit of the widows
aud orphans of West Virginia soldiers who
have fallen in defence of the national
cause, and to whom we as people are in
debted for the protection of our homes
and property. These departed heroes gave
their all, and leave to US and their country
as sacred legacy the care Of those help
less ones who relied upon them for sup-
port.
There is no obligation resting upon us as
citizens that make stronger appeals to
christian charity aud patriotic duty than
does this sacred charge entrusted to our
keeping. We desire to see this suggestion
carried out in such way that practical
aud substantial benefits will BIZ secured to
those deserving of such aid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
Cen. sohnieId,s nrder=

% GREEasBORo, n. O. May 4.-sehofeld's
order dselarIpg the slaves Of this State free,
! created CONSERVATION, as the labor Of the
s'aVel was wanted to put in the Spring
crops and slaves refused to-Work for their
tormer masters, Major General Cox Of the
1Sd corps however, has treasured the peo-
obliged to woFktO support themselves /
Hon. John A 5Gilmer has Commence
dividing his lands among his slaves and
furnishing them ms666 10 work witbs-.L
Other mastersi win do the same. -7ao
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

WAsmHGroH, May I6.-Nr. Arnold
member Of Congress from Illinois. IduTinS
the four years Of. Mr. Lineoln's aduini5t-ss'se
ton and his persguKi friend. IL Ilrstnrarf1e,
Efenloirs Of The lie alls adiaf1ii fion az
ssilent cOlng with. q history 81 he
important Cong esaioual legiisslatioi Of tho
same period. 49,, Z. 2 "a .
3 = ns Z, Lincoln having recovered from her
severe; tnaigP position. has aunou4ced her
intention OF leaving for home on TTaursdsy
next. - 8 ,slszs 81 - -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

NEEs QR4HAns, Nay IL, via O1IRo, Nav
1e.-Provost Marshal AndfewS and Cen
Dennis, left Mobile on the 9Th, for Ne m.
% parole Dick ayloF's forces.
Gov. Wells and Ex-Mayor Kennedy hsvs
gong to sSae lIingt6p. The Iate 4rnubles
between the civil, military and STATE raul
ehortties arc supposed to be thecause.i
Gen. Hamilton, Military Governor Of
TEXAS, has also gone 10 Washington. I'D \
Is ts reported that grand expedition is
being organized 70 go 70 Texas. -.
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1arRiv1R.AYesterday was a lively dal

D~ RIvERs-Yesterdsy was lively day
on the wharf, and shippers and steamboat
men were busy as bees. The Loreua aud
Leouora No, 2. arrived from Cineinuati aud
departed for Pittsburgh. The Potomac aud
Wild Wagner left for Cincinnati At the
usual hour. The Illinois was ain loading
at dark. Capt. Hancock expected to get
away last night, but We think it probable
that he will be found at the wharf this
morning The river Is falling slowly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

BW SUspINB1on OF MINNIE OPERAF1oas,
The Cumberland AlEeganian announces that
the various coal companies of that region
have determined, in consequence of the
rapid and heavy decline of prices for coal
in the Eastern cities, on temporary sus-
pension of operations, with view to the
reduction of rates of freight, mining and
labor. to correspond with the FALL of prices
of gold aud household commodities.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
~ Ms1Tmq a N CoTe. n.

~ Al EdA COURT doual.-
There was slim attendance at the Court.
house yesterday evening, to hear Dr.. Raek.
er, in opposition to the proposed ooustitu-
tioual Amendment The speaker vas N.
reduced by MI. E. N. Norton, who made
few remarks explanatory of the position
Ofthe Doctor aud that portion of the State
in which he resides, and requesting for
him candid hearing, however much he
might differ from the opinions. Of himself
or the audience. The Doctor smoke AT
considerable length as to the cause and
origin of the rebellion, atEributine it to the
schemes and maohinatfons Of locofocoism.
When he approached the subject of the
Amendment his views were evidently dis
tasteful to a large portion of his hearers, =
considerable number Of whom left the
room, creating some confusion.
The speaker expressed himself in favor
of hanging JEFF. Davis, Henry A. Wise and
other leaders Of the rebellion, bat was in
favor of the policy adopted by the govern
ment towards the masses. He believed the
proposed amendment was unwise, unjust,
and would operate against large number
of good men who had been coerced by
CONSUMPTION into the rebellion. He had
proved his own loyalty and devotion, and
was the only man who had been indicted
aud prosecuted for treason against the
State of Virginia. We are unable to give
but mere outline of the gentleman's re.
marks, who closed by saying that if a full.
Ter hearing had been accorded him he be.
lieved he Would have satisfied his hearers
of the correctness of his position.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
New YORK Money Mark.t.

NV YoRE, May 10.
MoNEY-ACtiye and nrm at stsi per cent.
sIEkL1NG RXonANGE-Firmer at IO99ia1IO
SOLD-WtthOut decided change; oDenfuE q $780,
advancing to 1901 and closing at 1909
GOVERNMENr sTOCKS-RITm without decided
Senange, y. =, EiVe!rWenttes coupons, 10i; do
-, hIlAltkoAD sTooKs-oevoiand aud Pittsburgh
SS11<., Fort Wayne s41E
GAS s 7a EvENn0 BOARD,
NV YoRE, May 1G.-At GaIIaghsPs, Gold 1883.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
70 THE BRIRNDs or IA

TO THE FRIBNDs OF THE DEAD.
Eight miles ont from Memphis port,
Fourteen hundred lives were IO1g,
And some OF them were gallant boys
That battIed to the last.
This IL another sad calamity
That has happened 70 Us at last,
But We must trust that an AII.Wiss Providence
WIN take those S0ulg % rest.
Many Of them were joyous hearts,
i At the thought Of returning home,
After serving in that awful cell
30 far away from home.
They were spared uDOn the battle nsId,
And in Southern prisons too;
70 die that awful death
Was allotted to that gallant crew.
We are very near that very spot,
Where 20 many lives were lost,
Where i'll fell to that Inflated steamers lot
20 many lives TO IOose.I -
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Returning to their Plantations,

EoREREss MONROE, May 16.-The farm
ere are EetdrnfhE tozthetr pIanJatiOust 6ovy
that the war is over and are making .sI
te e y pro- hee large numbers
g eontra6ands are being thrown out OF en-
Many northern Farmers tempted by the
liberal inducements of the lenvernmcot,
have purchased tracts of laudin this neigh
getnooo:s 5..-g y. s-..5s $500 %.
Visiting the Scene of Assassination +
WAsH1NsToN, May l6.-Member5 Of the
military court this A. n. visited Ford's thea.
ire to obtain Information concernipG the
scene of assassination and various pOiuts
in that connection: On assembling at the
court room, the record of yesterdays pro.
eeedings were read end not finished at the
hour for recess.
WAsH1uaToN, May l6.-Fho court paid
an informal visit at $40 to the scene Of
the Presidents assassination. Nothing is
changed there. On:returning to the COURT
room the prisoners were brought into court
and many eyes were turned towards Spang-
Ter. who sat down listlessly, and leaned
back against the wall with aavacant stare.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

~Wn are indebted to seFg'., ". A.
Deter, for letter from Richmond, de-
scFiptive of the part taken by several Of
our West Virginia regiments in the recent
fights near that city, Petersburg, APpO-
mattox, &C., the substance of which, how.
ever, has already Appeared in oaricolumns.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
Visiting the Scene Of As,a..inot;o,
Execution .Snsnianded

INDIAHAPOLIs, IHp., Nay ia dispatch
from Washington TO- Gen. Horey announces
. suspension of the execution of Bovles
and MilIigan until the lst of June, and
the commutatiop of Horsey's sentence to
Imprisonment for life. ~ 300
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Notice to MlIIeFs 4 MN Owners,

VIZ ARE NOW MAHUFAOrUR1Ea. a
.lA W1LL1AAs' SBLR-REGULATIHG BLAST
perfect Separating, Beating, aud Securing Machine
N ElIs Delivered free Of eEargs at the Railroad
boat landing IN Wh6sIins, W Va.
70: cleans II bushsls per hour, weighs 900 Eha.
No 2 cleans % bulhsls per hour, weighs $50 na.
No. g IS bushels per hour, weighs 500 hs.
10 4 cleans 50 buatsIl per hour, weigh. $50 ha
Other dzoI, up to 100 bulhsls psr hour. made to
JIM. ErFou, or Lexington. Rsotueky. IL our
agent All ordRrl for that Stato sh6uId bs sd.
dressed 70 him. 5lB
Dc Address JAS. B. WILLIAMS,
nOE3&6m Bridgeport. Ohio
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MGIRcuIF {

~ GIRculr CoUar.-TvO felony cases
were tried yesterday. The first was that
of VIM. Moteland, charged with stealing
two horses from Mr.. WoOdmansse, proprie.
tor OF the Grant House. 1t appeaFs that
Moreland had already served term in the
Ohio Penitenli also that he was deser-
ter from the D. s. urlay. The jary found
him guilty aud sents1ced him to Eve years
in the Peuitentiary.
Christopher Howard, a member Of Col.
Frey's regiment, who was arragusa for
shooting aud wOnnding John Ball some
months since, was tried and acquitted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

%RRADER, have you Fheumatian OF
neuralgia, or nervous pains on their
travels " over your physical eststel Try
LogaHi Arniea, as an external application
1t has great merit. For sale by T. q. Logan
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And les,Ail Dr1Egists, Wheeliag. .a.2t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

Rows have received the following
stanzas, with a request that it should ap.
pear in our columns. In order to crafty
Mike, whom We suppose is a survivor Of
the sultaua disaster, we comply with his
request.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

No. A Phystol6kis teal sS5oflInF-
Etage s-cont Iining nearly 500 paSea,
Of the Human Organs ID e 6tGt6 o. Health Gina
Disease, with Treaties % EaFIy ErFoeI ftl DepId
EabIe Conlequehcea upon the Mind and Body, WITH
the Authors Plan Of Tres tment--ti only Tqfi6nal
and gueeeS5tnl mode OF cure a. sh0Wnb BY the report
OF cases treated. a truthful adviser 70 th6 married.
md those contemplating marriage, who entGFti IN
doaba Of their physical eondItiod. Sent nee a
postage 70 any address, On receipt Of IS c6nIj5 m
stamps or portal currency ~
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Sergeant Cobb, Who on the NIGHT Of n.

s1 SVSSl Wiz 10 Va AIs uIBuL OF the
asassination was on duty at the Navy
Yard Bridge, testified as to Boom aud bis
cempanioh passing into Navy land; Booth,
on being llenged, said q vas going to
his house IN Tiers country near GEeentoWn.
The pistol picked in the Thestre was
introduced into eo1rt and Identified go q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
IRON
REV. D. w. CLARK.
IBfshOp Nsthoii.t 01Vrs1. ob;o,

Thare Is NO kind Of household labor 20 wearing 70
the SyEtems and q the same time % ever present
and S0inszOrable in it demands a. 'the e7srlast.
ing stitch, stitch, stitGh.n The patient wife and
mother has been compelled to toll ON from morning
to bate In the night 81 her recurring tasl from
Vhieh, very oftop, even money could not purehaSe
exemption Nov, relief has coms-relief more les
climate and practical than ssNoman'S riEhts3 con-
Ventions ever dreamed Of The 'tstiteh" Etkss sv.
eriasting stitch may be made to the "sone 81 the
machine" Thslabors Of long Wesry hours may be re-
dueed 70 brief and tripping minutes. Into tens Of
Thousands Of families the wheeler wilson Sewing
Machine would, at this very moment, carry immense
relief We can not envy the head Of q family who
would deny such boom to his toiIng wife; nor the
via who vim not take the Ektle pains and exerciss
the little discipline necessary to make her proaeient
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
Lou1sv111R, NAV g Msior Cen rbon

as arrived this evening en- route for Wash.
Iington. si' i'ef' e'sl ai 81
Gov. Brown of Georgia, arrived this
imorntng and left this evening. he was
arrested on the night of the 9Th at the Ex-
exutive Mansion, Miliedgville, by Captain
Kreeland and Lit Bagfed, and proceeded to
Washington under charge of the latter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

WAsHlNsTON, May 16.-The press learns
that Forrest was shot by Capt. Walker. OF
the rebel army, in revenge. for shooting bis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17

1m9uslaChesas o .a.<-s 9IaEo ~g@p --=-
John Sslremau, connected with Ford's,
theatre, testified that he saw Booth come
uptq the back door of; the. theatre on q
horse; Spangler wEs there md Booth said, :.
'aheIp me All you can, W0n't you s 81 he
FepliedS 'ioh yesp this Ves. about an hour
ahd halE before President Lincoln was
shot; saw Booth. again about half past ten
going ant. the hack door; inst after IsaW
E6pangleron the stage;s he had . handker.
chtef in his hand and appeared to be Wip~
ing his eyes; Booth had free access to all
parts OF the theatre; i was ia front of the
theatre that night onsthe paVemsue but did
not see3 Spangle there; SpangIer Woss 1.
beard but not 8 m0ustachej saw Booth with
others that aftsfuooa in the restaurant.
next door, drinking; saw Ned Spangler,
Maddox; Booths Peanuts and man By the
name Of Maiden there; Madden asked me
to drink and Ldid 20; shortly afterg AIDS
Booth asked SpaugIer tosshelp. him; he
Ntent right behind the saenes.
cIThe Judge Adyocate Femafked that Il
would be necessary for the Gourt to under
atand the lqcgtiog of the interior of the
theatrs. Nd Wit II ts 6lrt then aiioa ~
ned 70 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
cDes Stone testifed asy 70 the condition az
President Lincoln after Die SHOOTING: the
ball extracted from his Head was exhibited.
end ihe.EeeogliEe i by sths inscription a
\ WHICH heshad seratchad RpS65n It With q
= - g . :. izalzi.zssa s..s-i Ets -
49, Eta S,szL 3 = glystss !. .sEE
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EpiIoptge I9ito IN - fIiI,lI5.,,s.,

V Eplloptle Fits can be fjun5Fsli.tl I
e-s[ E-DR L0GER0W having become sEninenfly
s1eeeslful neuring this tFibls naAlad al
similarly afictsd to cali OF SIND 18F Circulars of
felerenooT and testimonials lDQ5 cases cured
OF from one g twenty. four yoaDI Standing he de-
votes his attention especially diseases Of fha
Cerebrosptnal Aka, AgryuuI sY4tsm, and Solict8
an Investigation Of his claim to public confidence,
Address al letters 70 DR.. v, B. LOORR0W, u
@h1s G5p = s9I Slle New York Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-17
81 From the Rev
HENRY WARD BEEGHER

Your admirable needle tUohsdn Il the only seam.
stress that deael sxtortipats men They cannot
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not be oppressed nor kept IN suffering. Nov, dew.
ing Is the family Amusement. Our Wheeler Wf-
son Is played on gleat deal more than our piano
and Is the causs, too, Of more real music than Il
ever got out Of that Instrument.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES OLARIx1E5sgss 4s (

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,s-ots 80 Eit'1as st5rsaa azsSecsE S8Nersr
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Choice Music In a Cheap Form

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Csssics comprising Canta and Choruses by emiuen
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IL Nos each rs list OF pieces cont ,ned the above
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Luslaber, Shingles and Lath

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ATWon't Use any Other.-The last and best
The right article finally Everybody likes it, Is purely
vegetable Contains sugar of lead Is the best Hair
Dressing in the world Will restore grey and faded hair
to its original color in four weeks-evcry time]sure
pop inquire for websters Vegetable Hair Invigora-
tor and don't take any other II all humors OF
the scalp week For sale at wholesale and retail
by d. A. KERR corner Third and Main streets, keokuk
iowa Burnhams X Van Setback Wholesale Druggists.
le Lake st Chicago agents for the Northwest
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-27
AurrsfNI&AjKs.


From the elm-tree in the meadow,
By the rill,
And the mighty oak and chestnut
On the HILL, ~ ET
Come the fading leaves of autumn,
Floating still;
Through the wide extending forest,
When the winds no longer rave,
They are dropping, dropping, dropping,
Ger the land and or The wave. 80
From the green bcughs where the summer
Tresses hung,
And the young twigs, where the robin
Perch'd and sung,
Floating down into the grave.
And whene'er / see them floating
Without sound,
From long and pendant branches
All around;
When see them torn and scatter'd
On the ground;
Bitter thoughts arise within me,
And my heart unconscious grieves;
And of sad and mournful numbers
Is the song that memory weaves,
For the heart that thrilfd enraptured
To my own,
And the voice that answered sweetly
Every tone,
Now are silent as the leaves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-27

The Original and Best in the Woridi The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Instan
taneous. Produces Immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without nuring the hair skin Rem
edies the Ill effects fbad dyes Sold by all Druggists
The genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLBuRs,
for Restoring and Beautifyng the Hair.
aug21-dAwly CHARLES BACHELOR, n. 7.