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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-14
EDUCATIONAL.
Allegheny College,
MRlnNHIR IA
PA,

GALENDAR FOR Is65-66 :-Wednes-
~ day, September Goth, ral Term opens
Wednesday, Dsotmber 10th, Fall Term closey.
Tburtdsy, January 4th, Winter Term opens. Fri
day, March 30th, Winter fern closes. Monday,
April I'd, Spdng Term opens. Thursday, June
18th, Spring Term closes. Commencement.
location beau dful, beautiful, and easy OF access.
Libraries, cabinets and apparatus unusually ex-
tensive and valuable. new Boarding dali, with
completely furnished Toom1, for the
tion Of one hundred students. Boarding from three
70 four dollars per week.
OIasses commencing latin and Greek viii be
formsu at the beginning Of the Fnn Term.
J. TINGLEY,
BepI3252 Secretary Of the Faculty.
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-coMMIss,N meRcr AMTa
GOODMAN 4 HADLEY,

Produce, Forwarding aud Commission
merchants,
For the sale Of flour, Grain, Seeds, Provisions, &C.
once Ne. "a and 20 Meswin St, Cleveland, U.
Refer to A.. K. Spencer, First National Bank
Cleveland; Fletcher 4 sharpe, Bankers, lndianaP'
oils; O. W. S1ith, Esq General Freight Agent o.
& !. O. Rsilroad, Indianapolis suglSSe1
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~ A. M.-nlGHT ExPBEss TRAIH-etoySinG
AZ Girard, hshfsbula and PsineEyills oniT, Ald
arrive At cleveland at 10 A. n.
e.is. A. M.-MkIL AID AUOoMMODATIO1
T~HAIH-5toPPing At Al stations and Hrrivs 81
UoyslanG At 10: 20 A. =.
IodB a.. M.-TOLEDO EX-PBESs-stopElng Is al
stations except saybrook, Unionvila,
PsTry. he1toE and Wtoklt1e, and arrives 1t
Cleveland ~ 2:b ~
Ests p. May EXPIRES T~RAIH-stopHtng -
gfrnrd, COnneAut, Aehtabuls, Geneva q PAtne-
gilIe only. aud arrives IA CleYsland At 9s8 ?. y.
~ second Ua1 CATI are run on al throuEh
Trains.
With trains Tor Toledo, Chloego, Columbus, Oinolp-
pat, indianapolis, St bouis, De- and all thKDdtb
trains going eastward, connect at Dunkirk with tbs
tralls Of the New York q Bne Railroad, and a. But
~ with tbOsa Of the New York Central = bu11o :
Few T0rk OitT Railroads for New York AlDe9y
Boston, NIAGARA TGlIs, AO, and At Erie WIN TAM
on he Phlsdei1hIn q Erie Railroad.
Sr DAY Express, lest and West, conneoa =
Gifbrd With Trains on Iris 4 Pittsburgh ba4foAa
or LinsEgffls, n seSFtlle, Jamestown. %.
d. HOTTIEGHAH. esRf
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MARINE NEWS.
POKF OF CLEVELAND.

POET OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. sspt.mber BIB.
stmr City of C'eveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Prairie ttate, Knapp, Dsirrft
fchr M A Rsr kin, KiDsksy, Buff 10
Sohr May1ywer, Newkiik, Rowan .-
ecow non+, C,rrsn, Kclley's Island
Scow Eagle, Pc cell, Buffalo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I2-I3.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Prop Tioga, sisson, Buffalo
Prop s ID Caldwell, Lewis, Bayfield,
Prop Iron City, sweet, ODtoosgon
Prop Fountain City, bound, Chicsgo
Prop Prairie State, Knspp, st Catherine
BARK he'd. White and Blue, Brown, Bay OIty
S,hr Northern Bel 9, Allen, Chicago
scow Mona, Csrran, KeiIey's Island
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Kew York Stock zarket-sept. ID.

New York Stock MaFket-sept. ID.
IsK ZsLdsgRAEHdrnvu-urm
States skies, n~ve.twenties registered, 1919; do oou-
pons, new is, ue, 1855 fves, ten forty coupons, 90;
Treasury 2 SOC, second series s9A.
StOcks-Heavy. TenDei see Is 80; Missouri 6s
70; North Csrlina Sc rs; Chio q Mississippi certih-
Gates zS14; Quicksi yer 40; Canton Sg54; Cumber-
land preieIred 1874; MaripOsa Tx; central Coal
20. 81; Pacific Mai, scrip leo; Western Union Tele-
graph 20. ~; New Yolk Central, 8 IL, 80; Eris
81 do p eferTed 49, Beading lots, AiahisRa- Ecu.
them 6oA Illinois Oe1tTal 124; cleveland & Pitts
buIgh TN Northwest IN rs; do. preferred 6IIS;
Toledo lOh; Milwaukee q Prairie du CHEN 4sA; 1t
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TOLEDO MARKET-.sspi. Is.


TOLEDO MARKET--Sept. Is.
--vm1uT-4 zUC lower Eales Of new white Mich,
igsU At 81 IS; nav amber Michigan 81 so; old No l
COru-I5 lower. PAles ct 63a66o.
Oats-Heavy. Sales at S7Hc.
Lake FFeigbts-Duli 81 lOc on wheat to o..
wegO and sc 10 Buffalo.
MILWAUKEE MAKKET-.sept. 10.
by Telegraph
-Y7Ou-Quiet and nominalIy 15c lower.
al IS.
OatS-Firm and unchanged.
Receipts bbls flour, 70 900 bu wheat.
bhlpmenIs-l,2O zoo bbls -four, 5000 bu wheat.
Rose - kEoRsRGs' kSrOVlsaOn aarMes n
port.
The following are the rats charged By usi
Hams+sugAE-eured premium hams = n..... 20
CauVaSsed Hams " BB..
Dried ReeEp ..............
ShOulderHESugAr-cured y D.-...------ Is
Lard-Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd in bbls or tres. 25L
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd In kegs y n. rs
l mesa D bbl 90
Extra clear . Dbl ..-.s--.-..--....s... SO 70
~ Ne extra charge made for packAgea or cart.
&c 50 railroad depon or boats. All articles an
warranted strictly prine, and equal to anything h
sns ststs. Orders promptly alled.
ROSE 3 PREETJBs.
dsiGB Boa. IA. I4 and I46 Ontario utFsat.
Bradburn, Williams & Co.'s Quota
white Fish-FaIf bbls, No. I.----..S7 80
Trent s M
Herring " 50 I" --
PI~ckereI-Out of market.
August %. 1855. sugsORs
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nhoipy- eanduhEy, MaDBfsld 4 EovAFk Rasroad, %
&c
UraIsiine-Ptk1sbuTEh. foEt WAYas \ chicago Rail-
rosd, Forest. UVrer Band1sky. Delpho9, Lima,
Fort Wayne, La1orte OhicaEo, 50, Wed a14
East for Mansfield, Wooster, Maasnion, 10.
ovzston and BeIlsfontains Railroad Limo, sor Marioa-
BelcSontSns, sidney. Union. Murcie, IndlAH-
REalis, Tsrre Ha1te, VinoeDnea. ESangEt3A
louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, 10.
DalswAre-Ntth Springfield Branch for Springfield
OoIumbus-Llttle Miami = Columbus, and Xsfin
BAiiroad, for 1eniA. Dayton. Indianapolis.
forre Haute, Sc. Louis, Morrow, LoTelsnd. and
Muoirnatl, AID With TIE Chic aud MisiBipRs
EsI,ro&d al DRdinnAtf for LouigYtllo- EVAns.
villa, Cairo. IS. Louis. nd points on shs
Ohio B5ver.
Ohio Rsproad bor Newark, EAnss.
wills, Wheeling, 40; Columbus. Pfqua 3 Ilu
dizna Railroad for Piqua, Urbana. 40
HB-Eor Tickets 70 ell points and Information sp.lr
~ VIZ rssssdser statiOus and = Union Ticket OGns
HJ HusarioF STREET E.a- FLINT.
Cisyeland. Aue. !. lss5. superinfendent.
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CLAIM AGENTS.

WIZ. 4. PRESTON,
Successor to Q. q. Bruce q Prsstonh
GOVERNMENT LICENSED
Army and Navy claim Agent,
ONCE No. i Lyman's Block,
EsaE Court House, on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Pnns
Money, and all other War Claims.
~ Our Special Agent resident at Warrington,
ID. u, dsvotes his entire time 70 the collection Of
Orr oERs' ACCOUNTS, procuring Certificates Of Non
Indebtedness and obtaining pay.
- Fees low. No charge until We have aooon-
plishcd what We undertake.
German Language spoken, apis
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OLRVKLAND 4 RRIE RAILROAD
WHITE AKRAsszzm

fralnS WI run 5 btl0VB, Gundayl sEospsedDt
EAV MEyBLAHDs
$50 A. u.-DAY EXPHESS TRA1n-Ssop1Ln4
WTiourhby. PnhncsvfIle. Madison, Geneva. Ash
Ere Al ia r. =, Dunktrb ASS ?. n. BnnA1S
IN 2. M.L0IHCISHATI EX-PRHSS-SeoDslnE -
PainesviIe, bshtabula and Girard only and A.
riVes At Eries:40 r. n. Dunktzk Sa3R !. u, BUS
t;l 2. M.-MkII n ACCOMMODATION
stouFina a. al stations and arrive at nrts 81
sD0P p, M.-EIGHT ExPREss TRAH-ssoy1lpE e
PIicsaVille, AshtAbra and GsrArd only, And
arrives at Erie et Gt0 A. H. DunkEk ~
a Il. RuEaln - A
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NLEVELAND AND TOLEDo Il 4
-. WINTER iEBszszn1s1 Is4-.

duEky, Mansfield 3 HcWark 3. r. 1t OIde With rs
sAnduag, Dayton . Cincinnati 3. 4. IS Fireman.
with the Michigan Southern 3 HoEthern Indiana snN
Toledo 4 Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
jackson, E01t WAynes LoGAnsport, Lafayette, OAirs.
Southwest. -
Trains Rrrivs In Cleveland nom Toledo and =
West ct $40 A h, ASS r. n, and $50 p. 4. EuH
BAndusky At 9.I5 4. 4. Ia I. BuERs.
UIav@lGDd, Oct. .. IA
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PRoBATE CoUKT.-Judge Tilden was en-
gagged in hearing the case of Mcdonald rs.
the City of Cleveland, for damages from
grading Centre street. J. @. Grannis, Esq ,
appeared for the plaintiff, and City Attor-
ney R. B. DENNIS, for the prosecution.
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RAILRoAOSs
Nh Z OF TIM E.
sEPTEB8BR 4th,
VIA THn
Atlantic 6 Ct. Western BY.
The OBIy UhbPoken BSOad Guage ReHte
TO THE EASTERN CITIES.
THREE TRAINS DAILY
Lea1s Cleveland from the Atlantic . Great west

CNCA1AA AlI ~ NAlnhAA = -
ern Depot.
Day Kxpress-9s26 .. n.
Arrive in New York 0 r. n.
Lightning Express-2:55 p N
Arrive In New York : r. n
night Express-s;5O r. -.
Arrive in New York 1880 p. n.
TRAINS ARRIVE At Cleveland As.----E56 A. y.
a. "a rlH .-----6szb r. ~.
4" 81 "a ----a.45 P. n.
TrAiss or YounatoWn leave Cleveland az $40 A.
N aud S.1O p n.
Arrive a. Cleveland at IO.0O A. n. and SIS P. NJ
So This is the ONLY Direct Route 10 the Ott
Begijns of Penn, yIvania.
Psssensers " the 9:2 A.. NJ. Express TraiD dine
at Meadvile AID take Sleeping Gar - salaWanoA.
PASSENGERS by the Pho p. M. lightning Express
get sUpeer and Sleeping Gar ct MeadVtlle.
PAS gers by the 500 P n. Expiess Train get
eIet ping Car at Cleveland.
The Night ExprssJ leaves Sunday night instead
Of sstu' day night. Al other trains daily, Sunday
excepted.
connects at MesdviIls for OIL City, franklin,
Cory enc all points In the Ufi Regions Of Penn,yls
vsnia.
Passengers by this route have ample time thirty
minutsel st regular ho1is. for meals, and make
sure connections
New and elegant sleeping Coaches are attached
to all Night Trsias.
"a For all infoFmstiou and Through Tickets
please apply It the Depot Of the Atlantic : 6rea'
Western RsilEsy, or &C the Unin Ticket Omce
md T the Weddel House. =.
OmBiouses will call icr Passengers By leaving I'll
~reotions ct the above oficsB.
.la0
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-14

A MALICIOUS VILLA very odd
case of petty malice in will-making was
that of man who, not having penny
ia the world, left a will, in which he
heoueathed to his friends and acquaint-
ances, large estates in various parts of
England, money in the funds, rings,
Jewels and plate. His inducement was
the prospect Of the delight of his friends
at first learning about the rich possessions
which were to be theirs, and the bitter
disappointment at finding how they had
been hoaxed.-The ,Recreations of q
Country Pdrs0n.
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WOMEN, who Imagine their influence
todepend their fersonai attractions
natural " wish to prAerve their youth
And it is in their poWexto do @ nr sha
who captivates the heart and me- under
standing never grows OLD. But as men
are generally estimated by their m alnI
andante!lectual Recommendations .
philosopher Of fifty is prefeNed by ~ al; Il
whose preterelce is worth having to- -
TOOL OF twenty, tere is something yerv
contemplate n a male, horror # age,
80 prevalent, however, is the feNine
that, with the exception of one MIR.
vidual, who has obtaine5 an enviaS1l
Immortality as {" Middle .Age HaliamS
we have no chronology for men am
women at OF beyond the meridian If life
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Trial of Jeff Dtya,is,

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, writing under the
date of the End inst, in speaking OF the
approaching trial Of jeff. Davis, says:
The impression is gaining ground that
jeff Davis will be tried for high treason
before the Circuit Court of the United
States for the Eastern District of Virgil
MIA, with Chief Justice Chase and Judge
Underwood on the bench. This Court
will hold its next session in Richmond
and not in Norfolk, where it temporarily
held its sessions while Richmond was in
possession of the Rebels.
The Courtroom in the Custom House
at Richmond is now being rapidly fitted
up for the coming session of the court,
which will be held in October. It is a
mistake, therefore, to suppose that jeff.
Davis will be tried at Norfolk. If he is
tried in Virginia, as now seems probable,
it will be at Richmond, as that is the
only legal place for holding the United
States Court in the State.
The New York Times of yesterday, in
the course of long article on the same
subject, remarks:
Jefferson Dgvfssin all essentials. is as
~ SAeuNoA VNVA CA1SVCNlS UuU
his conviction as much by no means
certain. He will have the same chance
that every criminal has, of being able to
escape through legal technicalities in
fact greater chance, because trials for
treason have been rare in this country.
and furnish few precedents for guiding
the prosecution in this case. But this is
not his only chance. He has the strong
chance OF having at least one Juror SO
devoted to his cause as to bar his convic-
ton, in spite of the clearest law and evil
dence. tie may of course, avail himself
largely of the established right to make
c c,, 1e when his jury areimpanneied,
ana thlsWlllglve him, to certain extent,
the power to shape the jury, if the orig
NAL drawing should NOT suit him. But
the aa, original drawing may suit him. OF
course. the government cannot pick the
jury. 1T must accept such jurors as are
given in it by lot, according to the ordi-
nary y regulations, finding its only protec-
N m us STE r4ghd to challenge for and in
eeASAt'
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The Sesti,sg Machine.
BY GEO. II. CLARK.

SCOT one? Don't say So! Which did you get
One of that kind to open and shetf
own it. or hire ii? How much did you pay?
Does it go with crank, or treoole Gay!
I'm single man, and somewhat green
Tell me about your sewing machlne.'
Listen, my boy, and hear all about it,
don't know what should do without 1t;
I've owned one now for +, more than year.
IT'S the cleverest thing that ever was SEEM
This wonderful family sewing machine.
"Its none of your angular Wheeler things,
With steel shod beak and cast iron wings;
Its work would bother hundred OF his,
And is worth q thousand! Indeed 1t IS;
And has n way-you needn't stare
OF cembing and braiding its own black hair!
mime is not one of those stupid affairs
That stands in the corner, With What-nots ano
chairs;
That makes that dismal, head-achy noise,
Which all the comfort of sewing destroys;
No rigid contrivance of lumber and steel,
But one with natural spring in the heel.
mime is one of the kind to love,
And wears shawl, and soft kid glove;
Has the merriest eye, and dainty foot,
And sports charming gaiter boot,
And a bonnet with feathers, and ribbons, and
With an indefinite number of hoops.
aNone Of your patent machines for me,
Unless Dame Natures the patentee!
| like the sort that can laugh and talk,
And take my arm for sn evening walk;
That will do whatever the owner may choose,
With the slightest perceptible turn of the
screWsl
lone that can dance and-possibly-
And make pudding as we'll as Shirt.
One that can sing without dropping a stitch,
And play the housewife, lady, or witch;
Ready to give the sagest advice,
Or do up your collars and things SO nice.
What do you think of my machine?
Amt it the best that ever was seen?
,Tisnt q clumsy mechanical toy;
But flesh and blood Hear that, my boyi-
With a turn for gossip and household affairs,
Which includes, of course, the sowing Of
tares.
Tut! tut! don't talk. i see it all
You needn't keep winking so hard at the wall;
I know what your idgetty fumblings mean,.
You would like, yourself, sewing machinel
Well, get one-of the same design
There We're plenty left when got mine."
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LOVE, in this world, is like seed taken
from the tropics, and planted where the
winter comes too soon; and it cannot
spread itself In f1ower-clusters and wide
tWining vines, SO that the whole air is
filled with the perfume thereof. Care
for the root nowhere is another
summer for the ton.
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A CHILD is man in a small letter, yet
the best copy of Adam before he tasted
of Eve or the apple. His soul is yet q
white paper unscribbled with obser-
length it becomes blurred NOTEBOOK (.
He is purely happy because he knows
no evil, and has not, through sin, become
acquainted with misery.
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OYSTER SALOON.-Havine refitted
~ our OYSTER SALOON, we now Offer supe,;
rior Cove Oysters, in any quantity and served
In all styles, at the old stand Of Homrich & Son.
Families and Restaurants supplied at the
lowest rates. HOMRICH i GROVE.
Sept. IA, 1858.
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"UNEAsY lies the head that wears a
crown" This may be the reason why
the ladies' have discarded the crowns Of
their bonnets.
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THE GROTTO,

ONE DOOR SOUTH or BERKELEY UNION oy1Ic1.
MAYNARD + SMITH, proprietors Of this
we'll known establishment, keep constadtly on
hand a selection Of
ALES, WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS
of the choicest brands.
The lovers Of Bagatelle will here find ample
scope for their amusement, as there is . hrst-
class
attached to the establishment.
Those wishing to indulge in the moro invig,,
Grating amusement of Ten-f,n Alley, vii!
their service Gentlemen INDUCING in Ma.
lures soothing restorer,
TIL E w E e D,
will find US constantly supplied with choice
assortment.
The proprietors respectfully return sincere
thanks to patrons of the past, and hope, BY
strict attention to business, to retain them in
the future.
The public are respectfully invited to give
us a call.
MartinsburR Sept. IA, 1865.
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TERMS OF ADvERT1sING:
One square, az lines or less to 3weeks, $3.50
Each subsequent insertion, 40
One square, three months, $50
One square, six months, Soo
One square, one year, 6.U
One-fourth column, three months, 500
One-fourth column, six months, 1900
One-fourth column, one year, 1900
One-half column, three months, 1900
One-half column, six months, 1900
One-half column, one wear, 5000
One column. three months. 1900
One column. six months. 5000
One column, one year, ouUU
rs Legal advertisements at the rates es.
tablished by law.
@-Y Yearly advertisers have the privilege Of
changing their advertisements as often as may
be requisite, occupying the space first agreed
upon. Their privilege is also limited to their
own name and business, and all other adver.
tisements they may directto be published, will
be an extra Charge.
w-All advertisements will be continued un.
til ordered out, and the full rates charged, UNI
less tho time of their insertion is specially
marked thereon, when left at the Office
| YAyrN NyTV
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I'VE. NICHOLS,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND COL
LECTING AGENT,
HARRISBURG, WEST VIRGINIA.


HARRISBURG, WEST VIRGINIA.
Persons having claims against the United
states Government for Quartermaster or Com.
missary stores taken for the use OF the United
States Army. will have their accounts prompt
" adjusted by applying as above
Special attention given to the eoilees,on Q,
BOUNTY or BACK PAY due soldiers ana
seamen Sales made OF
HOUSES AND LANDS
IN BERKELEY AND ADJOINING COUNTIES.
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE
EFFECTED IN BEST NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
COMPANIES.
~ QUARTERMASTERS VOUCHERS
purchased at reasonable rates.
VIRGINIA MONEY BOUGHT & SOLD.
LOANS g. MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED.
Sept. IA, 1865
pLENHE1M HALL,
ON BURKE STREET,
EDWIN S. DORSEY has just fitted up his
S A L o O n
in new and superior style, where the public
generally, and his old friends especially are
invited to repair for entertainment.
He still keeps the best
WINES. BRANDIES, WHISTLES, GINS,
CORDIALS, Sc,
he brides himself that can be found in the city,
always on hand, together with
THE BEST QUALITY OF ALE;
all Of which need but to be tried to be recon-
mended
In addition, he also keeps
FIRST-CLASS EATING TABLE,
which is at all times loaded with profusion OF
choice
MEATS, VEGETABLES, &c.
At all times he will be prepared to furnish
the best
g A NJ E
which it is possible to secure; as, indeed, he
will do everything which can please the taste
of the epicure.
~ Gentlemen, by visiting US, will be soon
satisfied that We mean to come up to our prom.
ises, and will find the proprietor gentlemanly
and whole-souled
Martinsburg, Sept "A, 1865.
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THE NEW ERA,
A WEEKLY FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AT
MARTINSBURG, w. VA.
n. e. NICHOLS, Editor and Proprietor.
rrRMs or NATURALIZATION;

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
For one year, S3.U
IN~ No subscription will be discontinued
until all arreages are are paid, unless at the
option of the publisher.
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BOOK, CARD AND JOB PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PRINTING
Bill Heads, Cards, Law Points,
Bank Checks, Circulars, Law Cases,
Blanks, Catalogues, Law Blanks,
Programmes, Pamphlets, Posters,
Wedding Cards, Receipts, Auction Bills.
Also, Railroad, Insurance, Legal, Concert.
Manufacturing, Mercantile, and all other
kinds of Printing Orders received by mail
promptly attended to.
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AAS oetAAC uA0WA1S "a WIG VOAAS NlAC
same warming of the glass of wine in
the hand, the characterization tfruity,n
and the same response every" were
the proper preliminaries to another even
ing of anticipated enjoyment.
Each of us had drank our glass of this
modern nectar, and each had expatiated
in the warmest terms upon its delicious
flavor and peculiar merits. Our glasses
were again filled and emptied. We felt
grateful that we were thus especially
and supremacy blessed. 1 had fully re-
solved to order three pipes Of this wine
instead of two, from the excellent Mr..
Good, agent of the excellent Messrs.
Latitte, proprietors of the super-excel-
lent c!aret; when, while was in the act
OF filling our glasses a third time, was
startled by something that almost made
my hair stand ON end, and which caused
me nearly to drop the bottle from my
trembling hand. Had the ghost of Bac-
chus risen from the glass and seized me
by the nose could not have been more
astOnished; had the spirit of mischief
emerged from the bottle and stuck me-
through and through with pins, I could
not have been more OutrageOusly angry
placed the bottle again on the table
fell back in my chair, and pointing t
me label on the bottle, I remarked in ;
seml-sepulchral voice, "GOOd heavens
LOCK at that label ~
NY friends eyes almost started from
ene3r sockets; he gave an audible grOan
I anu nus right hand involuntariy foun,
''SeA pressing upon the pit Of hi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-13
New York Merket
INV YoRE, April Ne

NEW YORK, April l2.
O0TT0N-stoady at 1895 for middlInRs. .-l-
FLOUR-Dull and 1O9I5c lower; 81 7567 90 for.
Extra State; s. 1908 90 for Extra r. H. o. and So IS
90 90 for Trade Brands, market closing heavy. N
WHIsKY-Dull and lower; Western $2l6a9 49,
WHEAT-0psned steady and closed dan and de.
eii1ingi Chicago Spring 81 60; Amber Kentutky
RYE-ouIet and dropping gt
BARLEY-Dull.
CORN ouiet New Mixed western 81 soa1 az
New Yellow Southern 81 SOL 40. =
OATs-Q0iei; SEQ for W, stern. +a'- 81
sUGAR-1naetfve; Cuba Muscoysdo 119Is; Porto
MoL4ssEs- Dull; sales by auction 60 nhds. Porto
PETRoLsg sum quiet; Crude sec: Refined in Bond
PoRK-Rather brmer; $27 121ka27 60 for new
mes; $24 6t926 90 for 1854 do cash and regular
way closing Mt 81 90 cash; u 60a26 90 for prfus
and SIG 2S926 gu for prime mess Also $50 bbIs
81 90. ~ , 0-' " S4S
BEEF- Quiet; plain mess sig OOS1e 81; and extra
mess SIC OO920 90. Heef hams qui $40 0O922 90
CUT MEATS-KAther hrmtr; 141<C9l6 Tor Shoul.
ders and l6t9I7 for hams - '''N4'
BAoON-Moro active; Cumberlan1 cut l6A1bl<
long ribbed 151<; abort ribbed 16@i6k |H'
LARO-Steauy at 169f916. Also 800 bbls for
Etate. - : : - S""' AU4
oHREsE-Quie at 1907.