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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-03
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4 TRUE STORY.

gentleman from Boston in visiting his friend
who owns = nice, well-stocked farm in our
neishborhood, was invited 10 look over the prem
lses' and after examining the nice "a; hogs in
their roony sty, the sleek looking cows with their
bags Of geld. the beautiful horses, oxen and
other stock, they came To the sheep pasture.
where VAS nice flock OF about 500 sheep among
them splendid buck valued Al thousand dol
lars said he, How warm they must be, how soft
and comfortable their feeoes look Yes, said the
farmer they are that but after your long walk out
here IN The fields, rather guess You viii think
that the lounge Won probably noticed in cur
siiting-room is soft and comfortable. l bought
II of CASINO. on ST Johnsbury Plain. few
months since, aud l think that that uorSGE
and the SPRING MATTRESSES, with which
have Just furnished my house, TO be about the
best Investment ever made 2stf.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-03

Births Marriages and Deaths inserted FEE. Obtua-
res, including poetry, SIX CENTS line.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-03

The Newport Republican has changed
hands and its name; it now being published
under the head of The Newport Erpress,"
by SimOnds & Cummings.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-03
The Ninth National Bank of the City

The Ninth National Bank of the City of
New Hork-Joseph U.Orvis, PresidcI t-has be en-
one Of the most enterprising and successful
fifty million dollars have been placed in the
hands of the people through its agency within
nine months, and it now alvertises to furnish
the 80 Notes by express, free of charge. in al
parts of the country. Its object is patriotic. and
the high reputation of It's officers as well as its
capital Of a million doilars. is a sure guarantee
that the 7-3Gs subscribed for through its agency
will be promptly forwarded.
Itch Itch ! Itch ! Scratch! Scratch !
Scratch !-WHEATON'S OINTMENT WILL.
CURE THE ITCH IN Is HOURS. Also cures SALT RHEux
ULCERS, CHILBLASs and all SKIN. Price
For sale by all Druggists By sending u cents
10 WEEKS POTTER. Sole Agents. 10 ashin zion ST O.,
Boston it will be forwarded BY mall, free of postage to
any part of the United States. l39-5O
GS-FEN y 4 FUTILE. Rutland, General Agents for VT
uunntWrli's Universal Cough Remedy.
There is, probably, no line Of diseases which has
more enormously treated than Throat and Lung Com
plants.
There is also not recipe WRIT preparation
fore the public Tor the above complaints, that does
contain lpecac, Antlin"nv, Loh,lia, OPIUM. in
form or other, VIII oh Claim 10 b entirely unnecessary
nnc Tennis oi uch eases aS they produ naSea cause
the stomach I" repel food, and allow disease triumph
over what nature requires to keepup strength.
Again. The objectionable equipments doses to
be place 50 4r apart, that the irritation which
the cough gets the pper hand, and the foundation Of
weak lungs or consumption Is permanently laid.
usCOugh Remedy should not only be the pocket bed
SIDE or nursery coupalon OF all and to be used just
often as there l. tickling in the throat, disposition To
cough but 10 allow OF Its free cough check
ed To clear away all remaining irritation and make the
cure perfect.
Cases Of most violent Sore Throat, with all the symp
toms OF Dptherta have been entirely cured by making
constant Use of the Cough Remedy as Gargle. For
Hoarsenes 1t is invaluable.
JOHN l.. HUNNEWELL, Prof. rietor.
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass.
Also, Proprietor of Hunnewells Tolu A1odyne, and
HunnewelrS Eclectic Pills.
HolT GREEN and J. &. BINGHAM, Agents St.
JOhnsbury.
Sold also BY all dealers in Medicine $3.50
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-03
BIRTHS,
DEATHS,

In Cabot, Feb. l6, son to John and Jane
Walbridge.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22

NEwBEaS, N G March 2 l, 10 A. NJ A-lPhr.
ties who have arrived hero fromj Geu Shes-
mans army say that We shallshe able IA, jdia
hands with him to morrow or next day. tObe
Of them says Sherman walks over tho ebhrse
as fearlessly and uhGoReerued Eas aiRiAht
among pipmies and this enemy are so deaior-
allied and panic stricken that II is dGubtiih
whether they will make o stand Or not. Add
In debate in the North SCatolina nsVislA.
ture few davs since member stated hhAt
the entire attentive forca OF a,b' Corfedesahy
numbered only l2l 600 men, which state.
ment, on being questioned, was subsiardahed
by on official dosumrni from ltiehmnnd The
State authorities u NcrthCrolina, who allow
ed no guerrllas to ptowt within fhe borders
OF the State, hiv repeatedly remohstrated
with the authorities AZ Richmond against the
inhuman treatment extended nv the rebel
Government to prisoners of war '.'' 3''
0Ae steamer daily a3ehnds the Neuse river,
with supplies for SehoGeld and Sherman's g
armies "a ia 11"i i'7'' '1-
LATER ALieutenaut Knox, chief signal
officer from the front says ''''"
Reports we're brohght in from Godsboro
stating that the enemy had evacuated thaf
place and we're moving towards Virginia. 'al
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22

NEWi YoRK, March p lNAAThe Europa has
arrived at Washington, bringing Major II B.
Compton, bearer of dispatches from Major
General Sheridan, He also broaght with
him seventeen rebel battle ilags, captured by
Sheridan during bis raid, seven of which he
captured himself from General Earlys head
quarters. '''' -''N' ''"
General Sheridan was at White House, on
the Pamunkey river, on Sunday, but was com
mencn5 to move towards the James river.
where be has probably by this time, arrived.
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PsrtIeulsrsl about shsrIdah.



FoRrREss MoNRoE, March 20y--General
Sheridans troops are in the very hest cnndi-
tion, and appear to have suffered little Or
nothing from the effects OF their long march
from Winchester. 1890
About three hundred rebel prisoners are at
the Light House, together with some three
hundred negroes, who followed the troops as
they passed through the couhtry.
A large number of prisoners we're cap
tured in the raid, but owing to the rapdity 0f
Sheridan move ments, many of them had to
be Abandoned and others made their escape
owing to the relaxed vigilance Of their guards
who we're glad to get rid Of them The entire
cavalry force has eros se1 to the south
bank Of the Pamunty river, and Is now en-
gagged in recruiting preparatory to new move
ments
fhe=rebel General Longstreet, with his
corps is supposed to be lurking iu the vicini-
ty Of White House. 81 '-i'-
On the evening OF the arrival OF Sheridan
at that place, frequent skirmishes occurred
betYsen his % iypnced piekets and nnfHovh
smAlftqdads 81 the e6emy, Who appeared TO
be prowng about for reconnoiteriHg pur-
poses
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22
The@rebel General Long.treet, wilh his


WAsHEGroN, March 2l-Passeugers who
arrived to day from City Point, say thatsnews
from Sherman reached Ihere on Sunday,
through Two sce0ts, who 1eit last week He
had occupied Goldhboro without opposition,
hatihe connscted Wild Scbofeldfs "a r Ai
General Sheridan is being supplied at
White House with everything he may need
for his future movements
The army is still idle.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22

IL eApHo On tie olht Jay oil january lhbb.
OFTIck o. THE AUDITOR or SFATg, ISsURAEoR DkP'r,
aAD N9iN CoLUMHrs, UlhO, January IL, ls65. asns
I WmEREAs,i The NORTH AMERICAN F1RE M,
SURANCE COMPANY, located at HartioId, in the
s,ate Of Connect cut, has filed in this oh,e sworn
statement OF its condition, required by the FIRST seq
tion o. the aet ITO reg ate Insurance Companies net
Incorporated by the State oi Ohio" passed April \,
1856, and amend kebiuaTy ., 1864 aud. whereas,
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
that II in p0ssessedoi Mt least hundred husa
dollars OF actual capital invested ~ stocks or bobds
or ia mortgages Of real estate, worth double tho
amount Tor which the same Is ulprtgaged; ant,
whereas, said Compin has fled In Tins once Writ
ten instrument under its corporate seal signed by
the PTes ideni and Secretary thereof, autorElng any
agent OF agents OF said Company in this Stale 10
knowletge service otfocess for and in behalf ol sad
Company according TO the terms OF SAID law,
now, thefefUre IN pursuance OF the first section OF
the Aforesaid act, JAMES II. GOLDMAN, Audlor Of
state Tor OHIO, do hereby certify that said NUkTH
AAkRlpAN. FIRE lNsUAANOE COMPANY, toi.r
Hartford, Connecticut, is authorized TO- transact the
business OF Fire lnsrance m this sta "a until the
thirty first day OF January, In the year thousand
eight hundred and siXty-six.
IsrkHrl IN witness Whereof lave hereunto sal,-
lSEALl scrlbed my name and caused the seal OF my
object be affixed the day and year above
J / u ba wntien Yul 80 JAS. II, GgpMAN,us Laa
LielO Au itor Of State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22
TEtEGRIAP,HlG; NEWS.
Correspondence BetNse esn t3raat. lee snd
nayis .r.l....r

d
NEw YoRK, March 2l--The onrrespopd'
ence between Davis, Lee and Grant, concern
ing military conyeuton, and sgthe ouy
difficulties is Published, and contains no new
facts, except the one that Dsys clos1d his
letter, giving Lee authority 70 aeiswith these
words Enter into such an arrapge mept as
will cause the best temporary suspension OF
hostiliues fa'inf IItifN '''H" ''."
GREAT rAVlc ANoSG rHE MERciilSTs 0F y;w
YUnI
The suspension Of James, Dart & Co,
boxers, is repotlel SeYeraI others are sad
to have gQRs under and two large dy goods
firms brs mentioned az having suspended TO-.
day, The Post SAYS two or three speculNtigs
firms collapsed todnY.,-. Ie pg1rtTDV
Gold closed At 1853 The Post and EN
press say the panic 10 financial circles to-day
is severely felt by tn, comm ,rcial community
in the depression in pr9ducs and menohaudise.
There is a strong DISPOSITION 70 seu every
where, bat buyers are shy There is a gener.
al feeling Of dstrust "A Iailure is reported
in the wool trade, aud some comprpmses
among gold operators Cotton tumbled Sc a.
&c; lard lc, cot rnsats, butter and cheese
lower pork declined IS per oil; whisky &c;
barley DC; rye jc; corn lci oats Zoe; wheat
l6c, aud -four 25@50. i.a sh--il .1Hl
LATEsr-Gold, tonight 1874. -..ihade
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22

= sHoIlu .Ng da1aH .uEEHI.uai
li 40 o. b..Hloua uEoI g-I 5dl a 7ahrsis
Even whore he has precsdsd them into eternity by Il
tie honea debtor SATISFIES his conhdng creditor, when
fate seemed least proptlona, In moral and worldly
sense II Il one great Ssapon by which TO rob death of
his sting. IIt .arH bIO f0faIUIryH HIgl .H... agI
Let any husband, father, son, ask hlmselb ~ was
I tt'" 1ar Nilb .F..Ilf"r 10 HU19 t1 IiIH n
! ,sIH W'sIfnI 0Iuaaa oI ql.,ltL NHi s1a VI
bl0a 3 sd.isab gllsall4a. $50 Jia SOD
aiaaH .di ia sHoll i3ajn8 % best ~ Haa.mu
.ayst Rsi q Uid.w russ. s,di
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wyhRo%SDS,s4 Iceland hlaEdT pesstoat2sHI. stda2HI


Diseases of the throat, ehestaud pulmonary organs
are ever preVAleutt instdtous aud dangeTous.T The
properties Of tnediains TO alleviate gcnfe aud nproot
these complaints, must be expectorant, anOd and
nVigorating. toosep the muons OF the Lhroat aud
imPardng tonetn l;fe entire system, Noi7pyery ~
medical SCIENCE eyer uRstered this Glaze Of diseases
ike Dr. WynkOop Iceland PectOtal, II IS usad With
the m0At results 10 All cases OF broncht ~
influenza, whooping dough, dipthsria OF pntrd sore
throat, asthma, Group, coughsSeolds nervous rrits
Tie Rev, j. JyPotter Z eruass nat N hats Hssipr
Wynkoops pectoral for several years, myself and in
my family Tor severe pulmonary complaints, and
have q ia many Olhrra ,and have
seen its eaual Rev. j. y. Poster, Br0oJynN. A. Il
Hundreds and thousands OF Important iestinion, ),
ais could DO pFoaueed, ,shesingits femsrsable etruH
and thai AZ naVaT fAla.h -.g .lil.lH .I.HlIIuI f
It iu composed afpurs foalhnd Masa, llam OF 0il
cad, Peruvian lBAlsanl. hlsOarppane, COufrey, Bar
dock aud other invaluable eKpec psrant and I'M
grsdients,I u sharmiess, prompt and lasting. In
ValIds and sufferers cannot afford TO neglect trial
Every family should have al. utis remarkable Tor
Oroup. Fun descriptions recomm endationa and ii
eetions accompany each bottle. o.. III. l.,l.'..
sold N Dayton BY W v, Stewart and all PrnciPal
Prepared by Dr.. 4 D, wynkOop, and s0idty p.s.
Barnes co., Now YoTki se2adly
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49rofcssional.
lINeINNATl VENEREAL HOSPITAL,


fBsl3oaEslabished in the Year ,lsYnY p7BJ53
FOR TIE CURE OF PRIVATE Il DIsEAsEs, ,ao
And under the coptrol OF IN cf the most Eminent
[ iom )i sfhykiriarSl Bu4 ~ raw adi ~ i88n
nR, y, 1h9RAt4t.t ,lrem L9nden and Pass
clnnau veneYed Hospital and Dr. E. b gRkYAobAS,1
late p New York Tnis Is the only office in The city
obtained, wilhout the use OF mercury or change, OIL
diet Gonoirhoea cnred m six to iortyltwo houfS B
elect cured IN three to tenays STR, lures cured in
one ~ thrse weehss NoetHInsl kIplssougsto IN
two to 81 days. Heminsl akness cured In two 10
eshtweeksi syphilis In It's primary ageh cured in
sesksi SRh Diseases taf1ih ons ato5 thrse wteEsja
impStspiy 5 ,Srsd an Sos e iSSr Msel q Az
sueessss. male or lprnale, BID bsgasgt bna slo7t.
Dr. BonaPatte's great work on private seeases
the Private ellidelb IA eihti5 ~ heicfeIalto a maes
ndlemale, old and young, should read this work. II
VIII enhghtea those who srope in darkness. PRce1a
81 sonspAf ftss ffeheh fatent Male saTei II fssl
perfectly sale, and never fss osive satlsaeon, A.
me 9nly SAFE and sure preventive Against dlsease
one s asSamS ssT @s FSs s6SRy shI
saIs and reliable remedy of sappressions and all e
pregneys they will pr duce miscarriage. Price sl
per kLe1,rR fhe s5-sent 70 any a.iifAsbS mail
qaS sosSg s6WsaS WI @ bPit s. the dhSSi6as 5 s Sd
knss u yiRefael ss4sesfnd tbe only Dogiorswho
nave SseS ss ed nm an saPS Sse " geth &
wItne.s lhs various diseases which afct mankind, q
and 10 watch le pfogresa tlrsufha long UaE erl u
sS5ds & potefys Psshan PC sass
wealthy, aud having AseeItained beyond aeubt
vast suffering OF hlnA y, they determined TO select
the eA tive system ther pan tcular study and
10 devote their y hole attention 40 the elevation OF
the diseaseh ofthesetmpoftant fnctcns Ne lttfefs m
eglll be answered Aness lhsy eonin TemiuRhee or
postage stamp, Gail or addfesa "' 'i"' N"'
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22

ISofs SAFE a4eO aefes " and aiE hlIat soatB ans
II KeptQn, Hardip county, Ohio lying on both sides
Of the cncihnat and SanduAky hailrdad, hSaf hudg"
The iApd lea rolling, NDdi timhcred With ash, ma.
pie, Eabdt, euy, lynn. het ory ko ha good
springs or water, valuable water power SILVER
Oreek, twenty feet head, with Tich creek hotioins 90
Only Improvements, cahin with about hftesh acres
the railroad, Eillpay tonthe land .-ft - -
For terms amt othef particulars, apply't0 J!H ~
Prioe, or W, V, Marquis, Beleiontaine o. la2ldaW2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22
BE sAps ynoa alYIl rar PAsss o.. WANT,

s5l oi yab oi raol 59 ofi 10 58.A si,
s'E1l is1g.a. e3t 0HEtI1Js la ru0a
'3,a1A uoll aaa IssW 500 mou Bo1q11sd
ui 7aA 3di uol' hJa O4o ..f g0i .J,dJ %,
Would these chlldreA nave couiortabie home, and
the means OF edueahoni W ould thus wife be inde pens
dent OF the cold charities Of the WorBlb Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided fOri Would my
estate pay my debtsi Wold there be no sacrifice Of
property by forced sales OF an adnihsfator 10 meet
the demands OF editorssaes mats when thoanarktt
tends downWRrd and fpar prces cannoL be reahEedi'
How lev can answer these qpesi0n 70 their sAtsia4
honl They fear them, and cherish ths belief
that they have along lease onis, ThIsi both fool
ish andcDwardly. = The brave msl,.a 80 tsv8 A -
sta kt "a "a A'SaAA ~ AA.sA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22

I'VE RtDs grants polsles FOR LlFE, for a term
\ 0f years. Endowment policies and childl ems En-
iowmeut, Also, Non Forteitng Policiee, on Whiclno
payineAt ~ feqursd after ten yaArs. go fHfi,IUs f
rive thousand dollafs paid tvo losses IN this city
within the last months! ad'H hl]' hN'iHF FitVn
. Among ali the eontrlFaRces Of men 10 protect the
family circle rom want, none found more sim
pein1ls eharacter, nohie IN as features, eThin IL
It's results, than lite Insurance. lts ths prop
the dying husband caves to- rt.'-' is ~
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mroiraaI.

H... H#.. HHHa
nlHE combination pt ingredisnis,n these Pills are
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all irregularities, Painful Msnstru atonHl removing
all obstru tons whether from cold or otherwise,
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Pain in the Back and Linlhs, Acc Disturbed sleep,
which arise ifominteTrnptopot nature b .il
20 e DIR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS ~ .sa.a
Was the commend OF a new era in the treat
ment OF those irregnlarites and o0strnetiOns which
female can ENJOY good health unless she is regular
and whe oOstTIuti takes place the genera.
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Are the only Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
Ia DIES have rel ed for many years, or can rely
on now. BEWARE or fNIFA7YONSl These Pills
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cans IN America.
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Pills sent BY mail promptly, by remiting DO the Pro
prietor. Sold by Druggists generally,
81 HUTOHINGS A HILLYER,
Proprietors, 81 Cedar street, New York.
Cincinnati, Wholesale hhenfs.l sofd In Dayton ~
Druggists fe2ldly
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GENTS FURNISHING STORE.

IdIII IIlI = UI11J u EfI HHTTIN11FlI
sai 85u8eol 'Uv KLsltd alItH aQ
I cad 5ri5 f1n eds ladl ls75u1s lcuqeis ia9
lit 90 % sfrs si 1oi b.g1E sdI W Eap8 d
y8gl sbasib Bt-----b EiI ~ argHH iHal
/ IIsi sii hsar of iaarH 3flEttJttu
-.sy b. uo1a bna 5000 s.dsSiamIt 30 90,
%
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LOOKS TaE DANGER M n n rHE FACE Fll "a

sew sbIsoi9 llgid adi4H 81 s8l a. 1oIibs
80 gasmab i3uu be- 40 AaI s.sl5l no 1asl9
~ s1DiqHg s.da3h9aiq y boa ,aldiss,
eaU sd ilH gniasHqmo99u lou 8lnoiT sAle
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qfa CERTIFIoATE Of AUTHORITY

To expire on the SIsl day OF January, lsGG. . q.
OFTIck o. THE AUDITOR or SFATg, ISsURAEoR DkPr,
ahD H1A coLUMHus, unnO, January IL, lls65!i a8n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-22
= H r"R IT, S /!

zs gt7y a.ar- ANITA HpAWDIs H1E9UH
la 900 .s ua Is r,tifu 8ugsat sHd ara Ism ina'i
h.auHl 71ftn tia s.rgalsgI Tn saih4wgT 's3t %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-28
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY, Feb. 81, 1865.

Prayer by Rev. john Motfat.
Mr.. Segur moved to suspend the rules,
in order to take up the resolution propo-
sing to vacate the seat of the reporter OF
the Register during the remainder of the
session, but the motion was lost, by vote
of 81 yeas to "a nays.
Mr.. McGrew, from the Committee on
Taxation and Finance, reported adversely
to the resolution asking for an amendment
to the Law in relation to the collection of
taxes, and also as to the resolution In re-
gard to the reassessment of certain lands
in Putnam county. .s-.t ...r
tn same gentleman reported back the
bilt making an appropriation for Sol.
diersI National Cemetery at Gettysburg,
with "a recommendation that it pass. e.
Mr., Scott, from the Special Committee to
whom the subject was referred, reported
that it is inexpedient to legislate upon the
subject of refunding certain taxes upon
dividends.
Mr.. Van Wrinkle called up the bill rela-
ting to real estate that may be held by in
ternal A Improvement companies, which
was read q third time aud laid on he:table.
On motion of Mr.. Ferguson, leave of
absence was granted to Mr.. McWhorter,
the member FROM Roane, during the balance
of the session, on account Of illness in his
family f3[tEE tEal
Mr.; Ferguson moved that the House re-
cede from its amendment to the Seustes
joint resolution proposing an amendment
to the constitution, declaring that those
who have given aid and comfort to the re.
bellion, shall notibe citizens. 500 =
After some discussion, Mr.. McGreW
moved to lay the whole subject on the ta-
BILE. The motion was lost, and tie House |
refused to recede from its amendment, by |
a vote of % to 26. The House then insisted |
on it's amendment, to which the Senate had
disagreed, and, on motion of Mr.. Ferguson,
a Committee of Conference was appointed
on the subject.
The House took recess.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-28
PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVERNOR,

W HEREAs, 1 have good cause In beI,ovo 4ho.
nsr 1oSen STOUT Henry Stout, Franklin p Tur-
comp, Virgil 3. Armstrong, n. J, Kester pS
smith, Wilson W. Parsons, Gaor9e N Pi,.L a.
Make j. L. ProgIer Bay SP %o n Austin. Robert
ers, Oscar Becwith, Joseph Baumgardner' W. ~.
uPe; 9: ); y. Davenport, Lewis n. Keeny. Perry
Perry A. Hyre, seth Sayre and WiIam ILL., Junl3r
On the seventeenth day OF April, ono tbonSanS Sht
1 9 and sixty one, resided in the connty ~
Si WITHIN what 10 now the State of wei W.
glnia, have deserted their homes and ave sot;I
engaged in aiding the so.calIed ConfeSero. Stsy
mond u, e. and the rebel State government at Reb
OF mis- state but in consequence Of the a.
tanned SOtS cannot be OBJ
Now, therefore, I, Arthur Foreman c,ovo... :,
me state Of West Virginia do issue this NV nror
StoIe pdecIaEing the said Charles stout. HSnrT
Phelps, VIM. H. Lipscomb, VIRGIL Eogar y.
&C. kefssT A. Smith, wilson ". Psrsopss'
\. Austin, Robert Make, ]. l. ProHisr Cna1ies
Coy, Augustus Flowers, Oscar BecETiith Io. nc,
I am1eSFd1er, VIM McGuire, 8. J. O. DavsHDoPFt
henry SHEPHERD, junior, Perry A. HvFe ssth sS
Sno william Grow, enemies OF thiE S'o1o Soy I'
within sixty days from the date OF tSiS
IItoCIatnAuon, take and file in the CIaTEJ" s,. 2
me Circuit Court for the said COUNTY N Tace OF
Sath to support the ConHtitution OF the Ti, IN
Vjr"i. ana tho Constitution Of the state Of West
themselves. SO'N SltHenS demean
II This proclamation shall be published IN n. D.,-
4ntelligencer, newspaper printed IN IN Daty
wheeling, the seat Of government for m. GtS OF
Ana IN the Parkersburg Gazette neESn, IL. SStatS!
~ saS S G1 aad county IF WOOD
-, Done At the city of Wheeling tbi, Tho
the twenty ath day Of FebrusFsy' lin in tRs
~ dred and nixIy-6ve, and Of ~. e S.nt nun
BY the governor % 90 sf.l Al. FOREMAN.
...- !: EpeAR BOTERs, Secretary Of thu s..,s