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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20
west Va. Newspapers.


we observe that the Wheeling Intel
ligeneer has set the example of taste to
NIL the newspapers in the State. It ap-
pears now innew uniform, cmbellished
with various typographical and me-
chanioal effects hitherto wanting. The
truth is, that the people are beginning
to realize the importance of newspapers
in the reorganization of the State. An
esprit dtt corps ought to be at once in
nugurated among the Journalists. We
have saved the State to the Union. and
the task of making it the greatest State
in the Union now remains, but in order
to do this 1t is necessary TO eschew nil
tritling and petty jealoHsies and person.
al recrimtnatiOns. In this species of com
position the public are never interested.
What is needed is u complete and har-
nonious spirit of fraternity among The
editors, and disposition to work alto
gether in advancing the common good of
the state. The public then observinp
the unusual concord and good feeling
prevailing among the editors will con-
cur with the example, and in this man
ner throw aside personal prejudice and
partisan bias when these feelings como
in conflict with patriotism. ,-GSi
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EXPENsEs PER QUARTER
Bethany College.

THIS INSTITUTION Is LOCATED IN
Il one OF the most beautiful and healthy
portions of the hill country OF West ViTginln.
Il Is in Brooke county, sfrfeen miles north or
Wheeling, and Seren miles from WcllsbuIg, Mt
which place, persons coming either by boat
or nall, can hnd hacks fendy to talSe them to
the College. Situated asit is in the country
II Is removed Mt once from the temptations to
extnyngnnce, and tile facilities for vice which
attach to Colleges in or near large citfeA-
Young men who desire thorough education
VIII hnd peculiar advantages in Bethany Col
lege. She has an experienced FaCulty and
affords the best education on the lowest terms.
Tie 18th Session will commence on. the lst
Monday In October next and terminate ON
the last Thursday of June, 1860.
.,.Ita. FACULTY.
ALExANDRR CA1fPBELI, President.
w. X. PENDLErON, Vice President and
PofeEzsor Of Mental Moral, and Political Phi
osOphy and Bellies LettreS. i57.it
CHARLES LOUIS LOOS, Professor of Ancient
Languages and Literature.
( B; w. JOHNSON, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy. EiHfs p
X. RICIIARDSoN, Professor of NnturnI PHI
losophy, Chemistry and Natural History.
TERMS.
Boarding nom 100 to $3.50 per week.
~ Tuition, per session of months 5000,
I Washing and lights extrn.
Mnrticulntlon Fee s., 90.
For Catalogues or further information nd
dress W. X. Pendleton or c. l.. LOos Sec'ty.
nuglS-2md&tw
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Gdnfatiunal.
Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING, w. VA.

WHEELING, w. VA.
TNHIS 1NSTITUTIoN, CHARTERED
u with full collegiate powers in 1851, and
recently reorgnntzed under n new Board Of
Directors, will be opened as n collegiate insti-
tute on the first "Wednesday in September
next The buildings nre now being tho
roughly retitted and newly furnished
throughout.
In the hbernlity of Its arrangements, in the
OF study, in Its methods OF tuition and gov
ernment, and in the ability and experience Of
upon its being n first-clnss seminary. -
Having mad many Sean experience in con-
Quoting leading Educational institutions In
the Eastern and Middle StnteS, 1 feel insured
TINT with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest co-OperntiOn of the citizens of Wheeling
and vicinity, the College will soon be able 10
extend to young ladies all the facilities for an
accomplished education TO be found outsId
OF our eastern metropolitan cities.
It Affords me the highest satisfaction to be
able to announce the engagement OF CORPS
of teachers of distinguished ability, eXpe-
Hence and reputation.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be Organized
Mt an early day, having especial reference to
the PREPARATION of young ladies for the busi-
"A PREPAIiAToRY DEPARTrESr will be
opened for such Misses as are too young to
The institution WIN be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon denominational
principles; the leading churches OF this VIcini-
Episcopalian, being represented in the Facnl-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUTT1oN-Fist Preparatory, 50; Second
Preparatory, 81; First COlleginte, SIS; Second
latin, French, German, or otherlanguage, IS;
Experimental Sciences, 81 extra, each; Draw
ing, s.; Printing in Oil, $40; Pastel, $40; CTnS-
on, IS; Music, on Piano, $40; Use of fnStrII-
ment, 81 50; Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, ID and Sd
quarters, so cents each quarter.
BoARD-SI5; Fuel and Lights, 81; Washing,
s.; Weekly Board, from Monday to Friday
night, So 50; Fuel and Lights 81.
Bills both for tuition and board payable in all
clseS at the commencement of tlle qIlnrter-
Sept 9th, Nov. 18th, Feb. LIST and April 18th.
l.. o. LOOMS, "A. NJ. NJ. d.,
July u, 1855, President,
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FLOUR, FLOUR

.0On BARRELS CHAMPION FAMILY,
OUU 800 Barrels PhoanIX Family - - E
800 HaTrels Miami X X,, lust raceIve1
ny LIST, MORRISON & co.
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AT meeting of the Stockholders of
the Richmond and Danviile Railroad
Company, Wednesday, an effort WINS
made to elect Gen. Joe. E. Johnston,
President of the Company. Arter n
long discussion, the stockholders voted
1T25 for Johnston and 675 for Buford.
but the State agent cast a vote OF 1902
for Buford and elected him. fBuford
was a rebel legislator during tho rebel
lion. Resolutions We're passed de-
nouncing the seizure of the Piedmont
branch by government, and requesting
the President to release 1t. ~
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Acting Assistant Secretary Eckert has
informed the agent of the Associated
Press that the transmission or daily
press reports, to and from Augusta and
Mobile over the military telegraph
lines, will be permitted.
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The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia.

At WHEELING
TREASURY OF THE USITFD SrArEs0
% o. DIVISION OF NATIONAL. BANKS,
Washington, June 28th, 1855.
TT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED TIL AT tsI,FIE
MerehRntH' National Bank of West
virginia, at Wheeling. w. Va, n hank
ing association organized under the net ''To
proyide National Currency, secured by a
pledge OF u. :. Bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redenpt Ion thereon" approv-
ed June 3, 1861, having compiled with the re-
gutrements OF Section 45 of said act and with
the regulations OF this department made in
pursuance thereof, has this day been dcslssnnt-
receipts from Customs, and by Virfue of such
designation Will also be employed MS FinRn-
cial AgentOf tho Government.
tStgned,l +. +. SPINNER
Jul7-GOd Treasurer n q
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[By authority of the Legislature.I
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of
ILL., sEr...--.--s.-. II

Dissolved, BY THE LEGISLATURE
5IsC.' ~ or West virginia, The following Is pro.
this State, to be added at the end OF the first
section Of the third article thereof to become
part Of the said Constitution when ratified
accordlng TO the provisions thereof, namely:
No person who, since the first day OF June,
1851, has given or shall give voluntary aid or
assistance TO the rebellion against the United
States, shall be n citizen OF this State or be al
lowed TO vote nt any election held therein,
unless he has volunteered into the military
or naval service OF the United Stntes and hns
from"
Adopted. March ]. 1866. iu2e
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The Only. NIedIoIne that Is
Necessary In the Family.
w onderful Cures.
THE KING OF PAIN
Still Doing Wonders.

We, the undersigned of Wheeling, w. Va,
McBri1e's King of Pain, can cheerfIIIly re-
commend 1t to StrnngeTS or citizens, as we.
think 1t no humbug, and worthy the putron-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20

A great burglary was committed on
the Ith inst, Mt the city of Albany. 4
band of resolute Oopperheads, being
tired OF their sing sing stripes and rebel
gray; entered the cloak room OF the
republican party, by borrowing the
keys which had been carelessly intrust-
ed to one "T. W." and helped them
selves to the entire Inst years wardrobe
of the erepublicans-everything, in fact,
except our great surtout''-Untversa
suffrage. u GfEI St7PFf
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ppcuu5or cgocular describing uu symptom.
SYNrPToMs.

A single BOTTLE Win last nlonth-to
be used three times a day.
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INcORrORATEn N 1877.
Transrottattolr.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad


RE E.!ss..gs;7iE5z!sszl!5:ss:a .
OFFICE BAIT. & ONO RAII.RoApCo..
.a..... WHEELING STATION, Nov. :, 1854.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN ny
IL. the the following schedule on and amer Nov.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
,,IItTi 1eaTe- Returning, leave
" neenng at-IiI9 "a I,alfimoTe at a:iOP. NJ.
Benwood :.:---ll:n !" Wash. TIN. .lC:CTT a.
MounusHllle. L.-lg AiRrtlnshurg- S13A. II /.
Si9I,lon;. S!sl p y. gumberland.. ZIG Z"
Cumberland .ll:l0 "a lCrnff0n I.ICp "
Martfnshurg. 3:l3A II. NTOundSviIie sis
Wash. J'tn.... S:I4 Z" BenWnoi 6:4n IS
Arrive at Arrive nj
Baltimore...... $40 F" wheelinS 7.10 81
MAIL TRAIN.
Wheeling Mt. s:5OP. N lRaitImorsai aSS ,y
ESlN E5SSsIlM9t1;; IV;;9 Wash. In'tn- 9:sD a.
E9IoHintCtSNllle-iiHI EIIit Martinsburg- 3:O1P. ".
~ SIItHlIton;'''''. :Sssi a. ~ Cumberland T:l5 ''
SIi sH;1st llakInnd-..-lf:I3 Z"
MartinShurg.. l:I3 foun6syiIIe GjiN A N
Wash. Jn'tn. G:2l iBenwOotI - G.f10 "a -
Arrive at Arrive at
Baltimore. 6:45 /" wheelinG R.5n t4
w. p. SMITH, Master of ofTransporfofIon.
j. r. FORD,
AAONO Senernl Agent, Wheeling,
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T1PREss AND JoUvIN KID GLOVES
~ for Ladies' and Gents, ut T[qtsf -
sept D. NIcoLL & BROS,
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DIR. D. H. sEELYE & CO.,
Sole PJoprietOrs, ChtcugO, IUinOfs,
And for sale by all Druggists. "a r,r
necARE. KRAFT a co.
DIR. T. ]. KISNER.

y,,., wholesale Agents for Eastern Ohio and West
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"a VERY PALrABnE Hrr."-The Chi
cago Tribune is responsible for the fol-
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SECURITY ms co. OFMEW YORK.
Cash SaPitnl% Il ~ paid n...;;;...-sl, ,oC00OO %
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o griefI How eanst thou In flesh wounds
tlunRe every day keeDer dart,
And set Thy cruel sentlnels -.
Around broken, dying heart.
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.9asaraute.
FIRE, MARINER INLAND INSURANCE

Net assets exceeding those OF any Other
Se;onpany doing Fire business in the Unitesi
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TOWN l1--RANGE d
TOWN I1-RANGE %

bcs Sec. Amt Dcs Sec. Am t
sh sA neg ) 5 - - acres in
VII seq l. - whHeq II 81 81
vii VII neq 6 ~ - acres in
nh swq I ~ - uc4n II IS
81 acres in tract al sec. II s.
Syh npu II s ~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-10-27

A Secretary Of Sta e, in the place Of Lucius
Fair~hi3:
State Treasurer in the place OF Samuel y.
has, ngs;
An Attorney General in the place Of Winfield
Smith;
state Superintendent, in the place Of ohm
G.. NcMynn:
5 Bank Comptroller, in the place of William
II. Ramsey:
Henry Cordicr;
Whose several terms of office viii expire on
the first Monday in January, \. u. 1866.
a Member of assembly, Tor the Assembly
District comprising the towns Of MyeMe Cen
trevlle. Eaton. Newton, Liberty, tchleSwig
and Rockland. in the place Of Henry MulhoI-
land, whose term Of office will expire on the
first Monday Of January next.
A Member OF Assembly, f2r the Assembly
District. comprising the towns Of Manitowoc
Rapids, Cato. Maple Grove. Franklin. ossutlt
and Cooperstown, in the place Of Michael Muir
ply, whose term Of Office VIII expire on the
first Monday Of Janua,Y next
Member Of assembly, foy the Assembly
DStrict comprising the towns Of Nanitowoc.
THo Rivers, Alshieotl, Gibson and Two Creeks.
in ,ne place Of {. b. Da~5al- whose term Of
office will expire On thv first Monday Of Janu-
airy next.
Also the following county oiuccIS tor the
County Of Manitowoc:
\ Jerk OF the Circuit Co,lIt. in the place @f
Joseph Francel. whose term OF office will cX-
PIKE on the first Monday Of January next.
County superintendent Of chools III the
place Of Jere Crowley, whose term Of office will
expire On the first Monday Of january next.
\ County supervisor. for The nrst supervisor
District, comprising the towns Of . GENE. Cen
tr"yl!le. t.,ton, Newton, liberty, chlcswig,
and Rociiland, in the place OF JOHN Carey,
whose term Of Office will expire on the first
4,onday Of january next.
Comfy upcryisJr, for tie second Super
visor District; comprising the fowls Ct Nanito-
voc hnPlds, Cato: Maple Grove. Franklin.
kossuth, and ooper@town. in the place Of
John q Hcarn. whose term Of Office vii! expire
on the first Monday Of January next.
a County uPriYlsoT. for the third Supcrvi-
Sor DisLrlcr. comprising the towns OF vurt0-
Voc, Two Rivers. Aishico.t. Gibson and Two
Greeks. in the place of Jason Pellet who's.
fern Of Office W Il expire on the first Monday of
January next.
At lie same election the question Of 50
alnend'ng the Constitution Of this safe as to
extend the right OF sd.ErJg. TO auI, persons Of
African descent agreeable t. chapter Ala Of
the laws Of S6,, viii be submitted to aid cicc-
tors.
said election to be conducted. the votes car
vas~cd and returns made IN pursuance of the
Revised Statute OF 1913, ana chapter Of the
laws Of 1852, extra session. as amended bv
chapter 50. Of the laws Of 1853.
GEORGE :. GLOVER,
ShcG.T II Aanjtowoc County
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Proposed Constitutional Amendments.

AN ACT to extend the right of suffrage
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin. repre-
scented IN Senate and Assembly, do enlc as
follows:
SECTION l. The right of voting IS hereby
extended 10 male persons Of African blood,
who shall have attained the ace Of twenty-onr
years on upwards, with the same qualifications
and restrictions now imposed upon ether voters
IN section one OF urti lie GA suffrage in the
constitution
SEC. ,. This act, before it takes effect
shall be submitted to the people at q General
election. to be held on the Tuslay next succeed
ing the first Monday OF November, 1860 when
if such ma. lority Of votes as is required by the
constitution be cast for it, it shall be OF force
and effect under the requirements herein pre-,
scribed; but irsuch majority be not cast for it.
it shall have no force or effect.
SEC. 3. The ballot TO be used on this occa-
sion, shall &c for the affirmative, = for extern
sion Of suffrage tor the negative. = for the
extension Of suffrage, no, which shall be on
the general ballotused at the said election. ana
deposited in the same box: aud all persons
qualified by law to vote at amy election in this
state, shall be deemed voters on this question
Sec. 4. These votes shall be counted and
returned by the inspectors Of the election, in
all respects as votes tUr state officers are count
cd aud returned
SEC. 5. The officers now designated by law
to canvass the return ii votes fo' state officers
shall canvass the return on this question: al
the same place and under the same regulations
md restrictions now provided by Law frr cali
wasting and declaring the returns Of elections
for state officers.
SEC Within three days after the deter
mination of such canvass, Il shall to the duty
ot the canvusscrs to certify the result Of the
said canvass to the governor; who shall. there
upon. without delay, make proclamation Of the
result, and publish the same, daily and weekly.
fer two weeks. i'll all newspapers printed in the
state: when, if the result shall be in favor Of
the extension Of suffrage, this act Shall imme-
diately after such publication, be Of force and
effect: but II not III favor of ii, then this at
shall have no force or effect,
SEC. :, This act Immediately after it's pas
sage shall be published, and at least three
months previous to said general election, the
secretary Of state shall send or cause to be
sent, correct copy Of it to every newspaper in
the state, which newspaper. upon the publica
ton Of the same. shal' be entitled to pay for
the same out Of the state treasury, at the rates
paid for OF er legal advertising.
Approved April 10, 1863.
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rsv-,.s-sz.-- 1--x-r-rs

State Of Wisconsin entitled ran act 70 authei u
the county OF Aanitowoc to issue It's bonds il
all of the improv ement OF the hagbor at tn
mouth OF the Aanito.oc river, il said county,
approved March Il 1868, at which election, +
separate ballot box hail he provided by the in
pectors of election at each pcll in said county
except in the eaii towns Of Two Rivers aud Two
Greeks, sni each elector may vote a separate
ballot, on which shall be written or printed the
words, for the ha} Dor bonds =" or agains
the harOor bonds" which ballots shall be DO
posted iii such separate bcx, and small be car
yassed and returned and certified in 81 respects
IL like manner as votes tor county Cihstrs 81,
req lired by law to be CANVASS, d returned and
certified, as by said act provided.
GEORGE 4. GLOVER,
shcliII VI .Nanitewac County $ I.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Manitowoc.
September Eth. IS66.

SeplCInDtr IhIU, Io6b. !
NOTICE is hereby given to the electors of
IN the county of Manitowoc that at the time
Of holding the general election in said county,
in the Fall Of eighteen huGdred and s'xfy-fye,
an election will be he'd in the several towns II
said county, except in the to~ rs Of Two Rivers
and Two Greeks, for the purpose of voting on
the question Of issuing the bonds of said county
in aid OF the improvement Of tie harbor at the
fsouth Of the N initowoc river, in said county,
as provide ia an act OF the Legislature Ct tie
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, ]
MANIT0WOC County.
.. s Secretary q State.
SIItEfFrS OFFICE.
.#a '|''' rs ~ - - = -
: Mnnifnwrc Enninmhnr 90

y MlnItoWoc. ScpTem6cr 20, IS03.
In compliance with the foregoing, AMI with
the Statute in sHch case made and provided,
notice is hereby given that It General Election
viii be held in the several towns and election
precinctsfn the county Of Manitowoc, on Tues
day, the seventh day Of November next The
following officers are to be elected, viz
Governor. in the place Of James 7 Lewis
Lieutenant GGvern@r in the place Of Wy
man TTrgErY.
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p Office

Is EFHEBY gwen, that m"etn- Of the
t stockholders 10 the Hcna-ha & Mar towoc
Park Rood company v'H be h,l at the ofIice
Of the lr, 1surcr o. said companY in th5 village
Of sifritoUoc. On Montay the Ii lag Of Noven;.
her 1855, at 10 acicck a. NJ Z The purpose
Of cit ctlng directors Of said co,rpsnv.
Gao. REED Ifeasu ur.
Hinitnrcc, oct0hsr itit. faiy.
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Office of the Clerk Of the County
IJDttI z q u II FIoDI
Manitowoc, September II, 1868.

Mantowoc. Scptember II, 1865.
All persons interested are hereby notified
that tne following tracts Of land and town lots,
lying and being situated in the County Of Mani
towoc and State Of Wisconsin, remaining am
redeemed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
County Board Of Supervisors Of the County Of
Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin. for the
taxes due and unpaid thereon for the year
1862. for which said taxes the said tracts Of
land and town lots were sold Oh the I2th dav
Of May, A. b. 1868. Vow therefore, unless
the amount Of taxes. interest, fees and charges
set opposite the several tracts Of land and
town lots as herein described. be paid on or
before the 18th day Of May, 1866. the same will
be conveyed to the purchaser or his assignees
in pursuance Of the Statutes in such case made
and provided.
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Could yoa go ste you acli eao1t5 stf7 X eaoasl
''Not Ike this, not n7qj could yon oarry na aAaa
an dead g.
She he's spoken calmly, nay even with ch;erfe uess
bat he bowed Ais aeaG upon Che pillow aHi sotbsj
ehokingiY. She raised her thin arm aud tid l ases
5is neck. II was her first act - auyWse aFPrc1e1us
to earass stnoe She commencement Of Isr 5luls
and it helped 10 sooflle him.
.1o1L In mercy .srieye ne &C. she 5.H~e af
can bear anything better than your wiiG sorc &elt
me if you can take me to England Yep5 know uos
how long to sleep my last sleep in 5e ahado0a 81
Beaufort woods.
II promise it, if you must die, my PRIZE Ey ELssnoe
but oh, can never give you up."
'It must be, my husband, but we vii speas q aae
other matter now. You know that spreacgz oas tac
halfway oak we used TO call it? | mus8aa 5uflea
meath the very shadow of its boughs. fAn some
times, when my boy gets older. yoamav briug 1fya
there and teach him tread gently where his n9tIsr
sleeps in death p
Three days after this, the lady EleaBoy 3osed tbe
lashes her ldstrous eyes, in the long swaet Fl
DEATH Her husband bore her across the sea- -aa tat
grave was dug in the very shadow OF the a5rEaE OAK
1t had been her trysting place with Harold ana 9ar
chance she thonght his spirit would hover sar She
rested there very quietly at last W$ha nee prize aaA
passion. Over her waved these woods Of i&aaiaug For
which she had bartered life and peace and raahaoa
Was she happy with the troublous drean of lte rest
less life over--its wild tragedy plays3 gqt Nha
shall say? Perchance in that other spher+ bore aHt
love dawned even for her; cannot ansHer
Years have passed since then Fer iiasaug ayes
and rosy lips and bands of ing hair have faced euG
from every human heart but gne. HTaa 8saa0F de-
cieved till the last, believing still in tt '9F sae plight
ed, goes to her grave in every days sunssa san5ef
and winter. They will meA by-and-by Rua Size Ell
rise at that last great day leven as sEe aodaha e
loved Of his heart--the lads of Beaufart
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Newspaper Accou1 Is

At meeting of the Hon. James Ashlag iste1tz
the evening Of the 9th inst in this city the hoaoF
able gentleman in obedience to the eEpfea a4 4tslgs
addressed them as follows
recently went to Washlngton--at my eau expense
of course as have always g0ne-ts present shat
conceive are the tiews4Bf the earnes men lite aoan
try, to the president. In the nteriew Fhi-h aaa
with him-Ysith other gentlemen and iltiEgew aiah
him alone-l formed the belief thai ihe psesi1eut Jig
sires earnestly to carry out the wishes te ,hloi
men 0t tie u1JatrE. asked 6lm to Hth1taU tle
amnesty proclamation q YEA lincoln, tGat tne Feues
who had committed treason slnee .s i7sae should not
have the os4ehtos its PrJmises or rProvaioae 'sks4
lin l5 withdraw it Ed that thesaaebais sia l,Dt aE
m9ad asa rights tae benefit of .aas g1d.glan5tt9n
asked ain b le sabecause believed tha- agezttaaie
otfcet h6 tile power 81 aslins pardon ta aaEaHaa gt
The ctime 10 any oaa. Ne succeeded. avss} egHtt-
ton tAe carnes5 esl ed for was pa. @at7 Ga ie"
peocamaten. Upon one question 9alg 45H. we aHs's
and thal was of the quesuon Whether upoa t reeaa
strgco1 rcafgsaisltion Of Tie rebel 81 sr1ments
Tie e9eted soldiers aaa Ro0orad l9gal et $ sl''
be allowed 60 vote, OF whether baeansr
Of .Eer skin, they were 81 h.
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