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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-02-17

IHE WEATHER for week past has been stormy
and cold. Monday morning at day break, the
mercury was thirteen degrees below zero, and on
Tuesday morning eleven degrees below. Accord
ing to all accounts this is the severest winter expe
Fieneed IN these parts for a number of years.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-02-17

ADMITTED -Jona B. Cessna, of Bedford borough
j. r. Keagy, and E. F. Kerr, were admitted to the
practice of law in the several Courts in Bedford
county, on motion of S. l.. Russell, Esq, on Wed
nesday the 18th inst Their examination pri-
yate, so that the public will never know the extent
of their preliminary qualifications. No doubt, how
ever, they viii soon attain to high reputation as
able and successful practitioners at the bar.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

poverty afforded, raising his head on tn.
block of wood which was his only pillow.
and moiStening his brow and lips with
water. while his life ebbed slowly awav.
until about two o'clock, when he suddenly
aroused himself. stretched out his hand.
and. drawing TO him his dearest friend
among those around him, said. in a strong
clear voice
Il am going TO die Go. tell my IA
ther | am ready to die, for | die for God
and my country" and, looking up with a
triumphant smile, he passed to the re-
ward of the faithful.
And, now. men and brethren if this
story were a single one. ii were worthy II
he had in remembrance but Walter
Raymond is not the only noble-hearted
boy or man that has been slowly tortured
and starved and drove TO death by the
tiendish policy of Jefferson Davis and
Robert Edmund Lee.
No, wherever this simple history shall
Dc ltst,. tiClC Viii al lNt iiui.uiSuS Va iuSu
and women who will testify, Just 50 died
my SON." so died ny brother.
- so died my husband" $50 died my
father"
The numbers who have died in these
lingering tortures are TO be counted, not
by hundreds. or even by thousands, but
by tens of thousands.
And is there TO lie no retribution for a
cruelty so vast. 50 aggravated, 50 cowarlly
and base And if there Is retribution. on
whose head should it fall ? Shall we seize
and hang the poor. ignorant. stupid. i'm
brutel semi-barbarians who Were set as
iailorS TO keep these hells of torment and
inflict these insults and cruelties or shall
we punish the educated. intelligent chiefs
who We're the head and brain of the in
iquity
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
Military Prisoners.

From Richmond correspondent \. Y Tribune /
-Four military prisoners are confined
here awaiting action by the general gov
errlment upon their crimes \ ccmmis-
sion Is expected very shortly to assemble in
Richmond and pass Judgment upon these
persons.
The first is Dick Turner known rs the
infamous and inhuman keeper OF Libby
prison during the days Of rebeldom.-
About two months since, Dick effected his
escape from the dungeon in which he was
confined in that Institution. and after
three weeks diligent search was found in a
house on Oregon Hill in this city. The
peniten;iary having been sufficiently re-
paired. he was sent there, since which
time he has been confined in a cell eight
bv twelve. seen b. and seeing only the
surgeon, who daily visits him 10 insure his
good health. tina, justice may no; be
cheated ont OF her due. The season oi
reflection afforded Turner has operated
very materially upon his system, From 3
weight OF l65 pounds he is reduced to a
mere skeleton. weighing scarcely loo
pounds His mind and spirits are NOR
bid. though he eats his food. hospital diet,
with much relish. He is furnished with 4
bible. a copy Of Shakespeare. and few
magazines for reading. but Is not allowed
communication with the outside world.
The second. man named Pool. is a
deserter from the rebel army, who enlisted
in the lith regiment and was allowed to
undertake recent expedition into Rich
mond. On his arrival here he al once
pcached upon his comrades->ix in num-
bcr-and they Were 10 have been hung
the "Wednesday following the evacuation.
Relieved from their confinement bv ON
victorious troops. these men instituted :,
search and succeeded in capturing Pool
about two miles from the city. He now
awaits in close confinement his just de-
sert>. OF the guerrilla, Capt. Albert
Wilson, words fail 10 express the deep
,l:rmnation of his deeds. After the fall oi
this city he followed in the wake of oul
army. killing every s.raggling soldier h,
met, and inhumanly butciering twenty
four different safety guards. left At thc
houses of farmers a> protection 70 then
property. On his capture. by Il fore,
sent ont in pursuit, he WAS wounded in tn,
ankle. To save his life amputation VA
necessary, and rs he lay in the hospital
nursing his healing stump, ample food fol
reflection il afforded by recalling 10 mint
the acts of his past life He i a voun.
man, scarcely p years Old, light complex
ion, muStachc, round and regular features
about five feet three inches high, an,
weighing l20 lbs.
On the nj CHIT of the 18th Of June mai
WAS received into this institution. on Al
order from the secretary OF war. an
placed in cell adjoining that of Die
Turner. No ore has seen him. none know
his name. his crime. nor the length of tim
he is TO he incarcerated. His food is pass
ed regularly in. and none have ever spc
ken TO him, nor heard him speak. He
termed the Mysterious Stranger. and man
speculationS are indulged in as TO wlla
may he his connexions.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
FUNNY MIsTAKE.-The Springfield Ur

FUNNY MIsrAKE.-The Springfield In
ion is responsible tor the following:
The old proverb that circumstances
alter cases had spicy illustration the
other day at Boston hotel, and two par
ties, one from this city, and the other
from Boston, participated therein. A
Young man, who is the least bit feminine
in his appearance, parting his hair in the
middle, &c. went to Boston, and while in
that city was taken with severe fit of the
collie. Stopping at a hotel, he put HIM
self to bed, and sent for physician. The
doctor came, felt of his patients pulse,
examined his stomach, and enquired SOL
emily if his habits were regular to
which the young man, somewhat surpris.
cd answered i'll the affirmative The
doctor then cautiously and politely in
formed his patient that his symptoms man.
iftsted some probabilities of an increase in
the census in a short time The surpris,
of the collie stricken young man was only
clualed by that Of the doctor when he dis
covered the true sex of his patient"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
Sror That Boy, 4 CIGAR in his mouth

Sror That Boy, 4 cigar in his mouth.
Il swagger in his walk, irnpudence in his
face, a care-for-nothingness in his manner
Judging from his demeanor. he is Older
than his father. wiser than bis teacher.
more honorei than the mayor of the town.
higher than the president. Stop him. he
Is going too fast, he don't see himself as
Others see him: he don't know his speed.
Stop him, ere tobacco skaters his nerves,
ere pride ruins his character; ere the loaf
er masters the man, ere good ambition and
manly strength give way 10 low pursuits
and british aim, Stop all such boys =
They are legion, the shame of families, the
disgrace of their towns, the sad and col
emn reproaches of themselves
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

~ clergyman of Meridian, Ct, it is said,
preached recently from the text: "Adam,
where art thou!" and divided his dis
course into three parts-tirst, all men are
somewhere second, some men are where
they ought not to be; third, unless they
mend their ways they would find them
selves where they had rather not be-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

We are sorry to say that the keepers OF
the guerrilla prisoners have a good many
fellons Oh their hands. Jour.
Speaker Colfax says Of Utah, "one Of
the anomalies of this anomalous country,
is that the Jews here are all Gentles.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

There was a wicked boy who when he
was told that the best cure for the palpita-
ton Of the heart WAS 10 quit kissing The
girls. said: Z. II thai Is the only reason tor
palpitatiou, say, let her palp'"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

COmlnate-J. D. Bell and wife, Walden:
John Bacon and wife, St. Johnsbury; L.
S. Freeman and wife, Waterford; A.
Bachup and wife, Barnet; Harvey Jude
vine and wife, Concord.
A written statement of making and re-
fning Sugar must be furnished the COM
mittee by the applicants.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
THE CALIFORNIAN.
ST. yUHNSEI KI, VI.
OrFICR, llr X door north OF Court House.
T. yOHNSBURY, VT.

TtaAc-tne copy per a:iLuui. $Z.oo
1. etrctly III advance. SZoo
PrsTAGE--The postage Oh THE CALBposIAA to sub
scriltgt this county Is free; TO any part OF the ned
state. outside of this county, five cents per quarter or
.s.ay per year. payable in advance at the office
where paper received Transient copies eal be sent
T.. tcAages Of three OF less fOr two cents.
TCRMS OF ADVERTISING For one square az lines
I'll. szc type three insertions or less No. Each ad
t,!yua in. Ition ~ cent. square Yearly contracts
made AT the rate Of s. square TOR any part OF column
BlsUess Carde 81 line per year ilberatiohs Esray'
Notices :, LEGISLATURE, ~ 10 each III advance Obitua
re. six cents line.
SPECIAL 70 81 BSCRIl'ERS.-E subscriber mil
rf on HI, o,ru laier eon~ct"'t rdh ms dddreeS me
l.s IN hlch he Al. l1ii. When 'ar payment Is ndde
, ,t cU b. q ir1,uei . c,1T,sOrd-0ad the change
:. no. Uate correctly the frs or Sec1,d paper from the
NM ~ Da,ns,s s csh to be iI,tiu.d ns'ne,t1dte;
py- \. our paper all directed by machinery,
r cannot deliver them this Office or at any other
except the post Office address Of the sutscriber
~ j. L!.ess for subscribers order the address of
,err paper changed unless they give the post office to
rbh il has been well as the to which they
v..t It sent
Hob PRINTING OF all kinds done at living prices
: ri. and Cards kept constantly o. Gand.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

Best saddle horse, rode by owner 0(
Comnntee-Harley M. Hall, Burke ;
L. H. Tabor, Concord; J. S. Sias, St
Johnsbury W. Bundy, Burke; Wal
ter Davis, Danville.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
Best box honey, not less that 6 lbs.

Best box honey, not less that 6 lbs. S
I'd 2
Best specimen of white bread, with
mode of manufacture in writing 5
I'd 2
Graham bread )
I'd 2
Rye and Indian bread 5
I'd 2
Best lot pastry, four Or more varieties, 5
I'd 2
Best specimen preserves 5
I'd 2
Best specimen jellies, )
I'd 2
Best specimen pickles 5
I'd 2
Best 10 lbs. starch )
I'd 2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
VI. :. BURR Il co..

Wholesale and retail dealers in
? PROPRIETARY MEDICINES DRUGS HAIR PREP
ARATIoSS, TOILET ARTICLES PERFCMERY, &c,
&c fremont Street next door TO the Museum Entrance
N. :. BURR,
ypwD p. KEYEs, BOSTON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

successors 10 Geo. A. Simmons, wholesale dealers in
HERUSENE, SPERM. LARD AND WHALE OILS,
WAX AND SPERM CANDLES
2O4 State, and Il Commerce street Roston.
l C. BARNEY II. =. SPENCER, W. c. WEST.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

COannaItee-Wm. Chase, WheeIock !;
Richardson Graves, Concord; Joel Dole,
Danville Welcome Bemis, Lyndon; A.
r. Hovey, St. Johnsbury.
No premiums will be paid on animals
that have not been owned in the county
at least three months next previous to the
time of the fair. Applicants for premi-
ums on pure blooded stock must deliver to
the awarding committee written state
ment of the age, breed and method of
breeding the same.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
tsEANT-

During the battles OF tie AWildrness,"
last summer. for three nights he did moi
close his eyes in sleep, Much cf the
time he WAS enough to excite sympathy in
the hardest heart. Al length llie clouds
lifted, :lnd the sunshine came oui lie
ERECTED 4 friend with the words. - IL Is all
right Grant i making his points,
About this time we Were talking one
dav of the operations OF The army. and 1
asked him how General Grant impressed
him as compared with other commanders
SAID he, The great thing about Grant Is
his persistence, He viii never give up a.
long as there Is chance i'm the world, .
How perfectly the result OF the campaign
vindicated this judgment Is now lac ma-l
glorious page in our history,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
GEO. &. Il GEO. W. CAHOON
BARNEY, SPENCER & WEST,

CoCNSEILoRs AT LAW SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
Procure Pensions BouneS and Back Pay due deceased
Soldiers.
LYNDON VERMONT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
TWENTIETH ANNUAL FAlR
OF THE
CALEDONIA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
To be held at the Fair Grounds, in st. Johns
bury. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
September 18th. 10th and 2lst, 1866.

Officers of the Fair.
Col. C. F. SPAULDNG-Chief Marshal.
CAPT. w. NJ. DOLE-Ass't Marshal
Superintendents.
Harvlin Paddock-Floral Hall.
Alex. Thompson-Mechanics' Hall.
H. Curtis-Fruits, Vegetables & Dairy.
John Higgins-Cattle.
Jona Lawrence-Horses.
Jas. Harris-Sheep, Swine and Poultry.
Premium List and Committees.
CATrLE-FIRST CLASS.
Best 10 yoke oxen from one town SIS 90
I'd II 90
Sd 10 90
Commttee-James Trefren, Lyndon !;
Stephen Richardson, Waterford; Chaun-
cey Hill, Concord: Lafayette Chickering,
Danville; Alonzo Bemis, Lyndon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
Misfellaneous Cards.

WILLIAM W. CIRCUIT,
CLAI Nj AGE Mt,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
BARTON, VT.
V N attend Courts In Orleans and Caledonia Counties
BARTLETT n BELDEN,
ATTORNEYS < COUNSELORS AT LAW,
McINDOES FALLS, VT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

Committee-H. Carpenter, st. Johns
bury Stephen G. Cree. Wheelock; Asa
Hovey, Waterford: f. \. Clement, Bar
net; {. c. Miller, Lyndon; Eleazer Dole,
Danville.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

Cmanatee-David Currier, Peacham /;
Joseph A. Gould, Waterford; David
Morse, Danville; L. C. Mathews, st.
Johnsbury; Geo. W. Spencer, Burke.
BUTTER AND CHEESE
Best tub butter so
I'd 100
Best 25 lbs. old cheese 90
do new cheese 90
Committee Buchanan, Barnet; Isaac
Watts, Peacham; Calvin Morrill,, st.
Johnsbury; H. A. Quimby, Lyndon; W.
J. Stanton, Danville; S. S. Gould, Con-
cord
Applicants for premium on butter must
deliver to the awarding committee writ.
ten statement of the time when made
kind and number of COWS from which il
was made, kind and quantity of salt used
and the manner of laying down and press.
ing the same.
SUGAR, HONEY, BREAD AND STARCH.
Best tub maple sugar, not less than
20 lbs. I;
I'd &
Best tub unrefned sugar 7;
I'd (,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
,r .JoHNSBuRY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ROSS n BURBANK,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, AND
SOLICITORS AND MASTERS IN CHANCERY,
ST. JoHSsBURY. VT.
W., attend TO Legal matters in Orange, Orleans Essex
edonia counties and give especial atten ion to the
'..,liou ot claims from abroad throughout northern
vermont and New Hampshire. VIII also attend Justice
,-aI, IN this town and other towns in the County
jonathan Ross. ". "A BURBANK.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

Committee-Joshua Bemis, Lyndon
Francis Richardson, Concord; Harvey
Blanchard, Peacham; Charles Rogers,
Wheelock; Frank Havland, Danville.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

The best are those that viii bring the highest price In
market by the hundred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14
Every instrument Warranted for Five Tears,

In presenting the AUTOMATIC oRaAy we boldly an
nonnce the greatest triumph in musical Instruments
the During the half century, the French and
Germans have manufactured reed instruments with
double bellows, and pesls for the operat.
but the want OF til. reversed EXHAUSTION BELLOWS
(Which Is the only bellows used made
IL impossible fot them produce the mellow rich and
mn-icsl tone for which Instruments celebrated.
Another - SETON fJ tL- method of blowing was that
both feet being occupied. opportt nifty offered
the OF the swell Within pas, two year
instraIn. nts constructed this European plan of
"dcuble hfowers" have been ed this coun-
try, and counterfeit this difficulty (want Of swelD
ment up,p the swell. AND OPERATED ny rms xxEx-
object dissgreeab enough gent eInan but 70 q
Our device ohvates this difAcuty entirely
fhA dssr increase decrease in the volume of tone
For seventeen years the superior excellence OF our Ne
odeans been questioned and for two years prs,
che denspd has made II impossible Tor ne to
orders promptly With oufncreA<ed facilities
feel warranted In assuring patrons that their
ders viii he nptly met, and solicit continuance
their patronage.
- liberal disessrt 10 cisrsv.ss, cAsreAss -.
9tAssts.
ADDRESS,
ara. A. PHgvuE Il Csp. Bufsapo N. n.
GEO. A. PRINCE 4 GO ChScaga, Hle
An illustrated Catalogue, With full description o
yles, will HI sent free to any address. nov1S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14

No mAa1s ssnss .tinasely connected Nth the
history OF the Matens Aedica Of the United sstea or
more f.vorALiJ known psonser medical iiboovery
than thato
DR.. John Duif, 81 Lsulsvflle, Az,
Ills ininitAble prepar.ticn of sarsaprflla m lops
sod ~ the hs&d u the various
able drug
Ills Compound Of Wild Cherry hs. become honseho,d
~ori ss.s oagsoos the West and aoush
His Worm LoEenges, Ia less than year after ID ctr In
1oincton a.sained r-pr.ssIon widespread a. the
coEtinrat Of North America
Bat the vaing glory Of his life remains to be A.
aaed 10 his latest discovery rather for
he does not claim to have been thedsscoserer Of
. I ID H . NJ.
Whoa . .ae basis bisferp nov offered To @Ae nut
c That houos belongsto the native of Cen
frh America, % whom tta virtues have kovp fc1
mote than two hundred ycarsA Armed With Il the In
sn bids dshsase 70 the deadly malaria and han
dies, sithsat fesr, the ssaonoas .erp<utp Il i
ostef With them that while there 10 breath In the bdy
the Cron 10 potent to cure, matter what The dses
nay be.
While DR. Ball not prepared to endorse this
CANT prrteusou. he h satisfied frp thor
oh cxamiu.tion Of the evidence relating to its vir1
taf - remedy and preventive for all diseases axisns
expcsure sther 70 changes Of weather and climate
| or to the nissnasic innaeness. Il stsnds.
| r nv 4 ~ - l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14

Z lyORDA0 O. 40 hinds 6 se1ses1 -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14

Hs,n hosass C~ueoneeaeeA vxtp1cl
BncSu Is the Great Diur<tc HslnhHlds CogcenerAte0
Exfr Sarsapafi lila il the Great Doo1 Pudasr 18th
are prepared according to rules ofPharsoy snd CAs-
stry, AMI are tbs n 1stactys tAat can b. Dade.
aprlOdsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-14
MILLER & CO., BOILER Ma.

"A. KEes, s9EEr IRON wfKxE ks, ON sth street,
near Godmans Park House. are prepared to nake al
hin Il Of Boilers either tabular doubIenued to order
Also all kinds Of se~t1ron work, such ~ Sugar Pans
and Brew Kettles. ron Nil and DstIllibE work, Iron
Docrs and Shutters for bulangs, and all other work In
Cur line fatisfactin given charge made Parties
ujss attsntioh paidtn r-p~riuG &b3Sd3m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
NeE Y0rls. lInrl-nf-

~ - iH5df NEW YORK, Oct. 81.
CoTroS-Dul, heavy and leftover;
orc Tor middlings. ELOUR-5@1Oc bet
Ter, with more dOings IS O5@S 20 for ex-
ira State; - $500 90 for common to good
shipping brands extraR H. o.; So 75(6
u % for trHde brands, market closing
steady. WHsRY-Dull at 50 34IS(62 81
WHEAT-Spring dull and leclininp.
white winter closed rather more steady:
! 40 for common Milwaukee club, / II
GgII6 for old Chicago spring, 2 $500 90
Tor new amber state, the latter price for
choice. RYE-Dull and steady. Bar
LEH-Dull and scarcely so firm. BARI
LEY HALT[Quiet.t CoRN-Dnll and Ic
lower; S0(4SSc for pnsOund and $4,000
Tor sound mixed western. .OATS-Less
active and dropping, at 46C951c for UNI
SOUND and 65957 for sound. RICE
quiet and firm. CoFFEE4Firm but
quiet. SuaAR-More active, at r14c for
Porto Rico, Cuba AIIlscoVado 49, (a14sl.
HavanaN 149l511c. MOLAssEs Quiet
and firm. PETRoLEuAI-Nfore active,
ut S51zc for crude; 59@ GOC for refined in
bonds and nc for. do. hee. PORK-Low-
or, AZ sS3 62934 l21E for mess; closing at
$50 regular; so so for prime and S28 95
g29 p for primo mess. BEEF-Ffrm Mt
l29l4 for plain mess and l4GIT for ex.
ira mess q BEEF HAAIs-In demand to
arrive mt 37c. CUT AIEATS-Dull at 10 Y
G9111ze for shoulders, and 2O@231<c fol.
hams. BACoNrIn fair request; short
clear Mt 222c. IARD-Heavy Mt 2I62SIS.
BUTTER-In demand at 30CG42c for Ohio
ana 4O(955c for state, CHEEsE-Ffrm
ut 141S[919cs FREIaHTH no IIyERPooL-
Dull and dropping,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

New York, Oct. 3l.2The Herald's
dispatch says the action OF South Caro-
lima in electing Wade Hampton us
Governor; of Georgia, in adyocating the
payment of the rebel war Indebtedness,
and of Mississippi in refusing to take
up andIpass:the constitutional amend
ment abolishing slavery, is believed to
have seriously affected the future poll
cy of the President concerning those
States, and to have endangered the adj
mission of their delegates in the next
Congress. Had Mississippi cheerfully
passed the amendment the general am
nesty would have been at once declared
in favor of NIL rebels; as it is but few
amnesties will, in all probability, be
hereafter granted to citizens of these
States. The same is true of Georgia
and South Carolina, the action of their
tial confidence, and rigors of military
government and martial law will be the
consequence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

NEW York, Nov. SI.-A Herald's
Washington special says:
All members of the 9Th corps having
papers or details of service of that
corps, are requested to forward them
to General Chamberlain ut Bruns-
wick, Maine.
Col. Dahlgren's body Inns arrived.
and the 10th Veteran Reserve corps will
escort the remains to the CITY Hall.
where they will lay in state. tdI
A correspondent of the Herald states
that the steamer Victor for New Orleans,
which WINS towed into Hampton Roads
on Sunday, was almost complete
wreck. fH
The Herald states that. Juarez was
then ut ElpnsO. The French were ON
the way to that place and expected in n
few duys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01

NoRwALK, CoNN, oct. s1.-A:fire last
evening totally destroyed ByingtoH &
Weeds frame buildings, on the north
side of Wall street. The Insurance. on
the buildings is g, 900 and on the stock
$50, 600, and will be total loss. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
as J k3s't toel3 sLHAFlsst. 5E

Government Stocks heavy and nc
lower; u. S. 6s, 5-2Os, coupons. eX-Nov,
lO21l; do. new issue i0l; do. i wear S cer.
uficates, new issue, SIX; 7-30s, ID Sc
ries, 911s; do. Sd series 97IS.
Stocks steady; Tennessee Gs SsI<; Ohio
d Mississippi certificates 2S%; Canton
49,; Cum6erland Preferred 435<; Quick
silver 40; Erie 9f9S; Hudson los; Read
ing 1l57s; Michigan Southern 73X; iii.
nois Central 13S; Cleveland Il Pitts
burgh So; Northwestern 34IS; do. Pre-.
terred 6I1s; Rock Island 400; Quincy
IFS; Prairie du Chen 73; Fort Wayne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-01
Cineinnntf NTnrI,et.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 81.

O4NUINNAIlI OCT. 81
Flour unchanged and quiet; super
fine z 5Oa7 20, extra 90. Wheat dull;
2 90 for prime old red, lOa1 20 for
new. Corn steady dt5O6. Oats dull at
SSe. Rye in moderate demand Mt 7Sa
unchanged and nominal; no sales to n
great extent, Lard steady ut % i'll
tie5 : .g Groceries quiet. Whisky firm