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tablishhg chill government in Virginia
in accordancs with tho Constellation and
laws of the United States and of that
State, ifhe brings ofderout ofehaos and
restores liberty, harmony, prosperity and
happiness to the people, he need not care
for the croakirg of those in distant
States who disapprove his plans.
1t is noteworthy circumstance that,
in the settlement of our national troubles
and the reorganization of the South, the
men who are ona the ground, engaged
in the work aa and conversant
with all the facts in the
case, find thatradical plans ,gonf do. They
fail to meet the requirements of the
times, and all those who are placed d.
rectly in contact with the Southern peo-
pie at once give up their radical notions.
1t matters not how bitter may he the
mans hatred of the South or how griev-
Gus the injuries he may have borne, the
moment he is placed in apOsition where
the work Of reconstruction devolves upon
him, he abandons his old ideas and en-
braces, to some extent, those which have
always been held by the Democratic par
ty. Even so noted and hot-headed an abb.
olitionist as MARTIN F. CONWAY, who, a
few years ago, wanted to hang the en-
tire Southern peoples is vastly changed
now that he has removed to Richmond
and learned exactly the situation Of aft
fairs. He has written a letter sharply.
rebukine his fellow radicals for their un-
reasonable demands upon the South,
aud exhOrting them To clemency, moder-
alton and kindness So il is in other in
stances; the policy which the northern
Democrats have always stood up for,
amid persecution and obloquy untold, is
now being adopted by its former enemies
because it is found, upon investigation
and actual trial, to be the best.
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THE Indianapolis Journal gives as a
reason why the Indiana conspirators Were
not tried before a legal civil court, that
they probably would have been acQnit-
ell for. want IF testimony agaibs them.
The only way to insure conviction, and
get testimony against them, was 10 de-
prive them OF. their legal rights, and try
them before military commission.
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THE ONLY LOAN In MARKET

Now offered by the Government, and its supe-
rior advantages make it the
Great POpula" Loan the People,.
Less than $500 900 Ooo OF tho Loan authorized
by Congress are now in the market. This
amount at the rate which it is being absorbed,
will all be subscribed for within sixty days when
the notes will undoubtedly command a premi-
um, as has uniformly been the case on closing
the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town aad sec
ton of tho country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan, the National Banks State Banks
and Private Bankers throughout the country
have generally agreed to receive subscriptions
at par. Subscribers will select their own agents,
in whom they have confidence, and who only
are to irresponsible tor the delivery of the notes
for which they receive orders.
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4 AN ORDINANCE,
TO PREVENT THE SALE OF
Goods. Wares and Merchandise on Sabbath


day.
Sec. l. Be it ordained by the Council of the
city of Wheeling, that it shall not be lawful for
any person or persons to keep open any business
house or expose for sale except for funeral pnr'
wares or merchandise, within the corporate lin
its of said city on the Sabbath day. Any per
son offending against this Ordinaees' shall, for OF
the city the sum of twenty dollars, and stand
committed to the Jail until said fine is paid.
For the second offence twenty dollars and thirty
days Imprisonment. each sale being separate
and distinct offence.
Sec = Any person acting as agent, clerk, run
ner or salesman, shall be subject to the same
penalty attached to the first section Of this or
dinance, as though he were the principal.
Sec g. This ordinance to be in force from and
after its passage
Sec. L. All ordinances and parts of ordinances
coming in conflict with this ordinance, be and
the same are hereby repealed
Passed in Council this 18th day Of june, 1865.
H. F. FEENY, City Clerk.
ielJ.2t
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STEIN Bros. don't employ runners from
New York and Baltimore otrsat soldiers
| to rife whisky in order to sell their cloth
ing at high prices, Consequently Stein
Bros Gan afsssp tdlself therJ elethhisi
cheap, ~ 81 ,2oisB9nF
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sEo5 KIt1e
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T n I RID s E r I p 8,
=, u $29O,OOO,OO0. /"

DY authority of the Secretary Of the Treas
ID ury. the undersigned, the General Subscrip-
ton Agent for the sale of United States Securi-
ties offers to the public the third series of Treas
ury Notes, bearing seven and three-tenths per
cent. interest per annum; known as the
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CONVENIENT LOAN.
U.AS.%7-8O LOAN


fU.AS.7-3O LOAN .
THIRD SERIES,
| ~ $29O,OoO,O00
DY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ID ury, the undersigned, the General Subscrip.
ton A gent for the sale of United States Securi-
ties offers to the public the third series of Treas
ury Notes, bearing seven and three-tenths per
cent. interest per annum; known as the
f. " 7-3O LOAN.
These notes are issued under date Of July Is,
1865, and are payable three years from that date
in currency or are convertible at the option of
the holder into ~.
q. Q. $40 Six Per Gent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds are now worth handsome pre-
MUM and are exempt, as are al the Govern
ment Bonds, from State County, and Municipal
taxation, ,chich adds from one 10 three per cent
per annu,n to their Ualue, according to the rate
levied upon other property. The interest is pay
able semi-annually by coupons attached to zach
note, which may be cut off and sold to any bank
or banker.
The interest at 7-30 per cent. amounts to.
One cent per day on $50 note
Two cents per day on 500 note.
Ten cents per day on $500 note
Twenty cents per day on $1,000 note.
One Dollar per day on $4,000 note.
Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscrip
lions.
The Notes of this Third Series are precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven
Thirties already sold, except that the Govern
ment reserves TO itself the option CT paying in
terest in gold coin at per cent, instead of z
l0ths incurrency Subscribers will deduct the
interest in currency up to July 18th, at the time
when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes of this third series
of the Seven. thirties will commence on the LIST
of June, and will be made promptly and con-
tinuously after that date.
The slight change made in the conditions of
this THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of
interest. The payment in gold, if made, viii be
equivalent to the currency interest of the high
or rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event
of which only will the option to pay interest in
Gold be availed of, would so reduce and equal
ize prices that purchases made with six per cent.
in gold would be fully equal to those made with
seven aud three.tenths per cent. in currency
This is
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JAY COOKE,

SUBSCRIPTION AGENT
May 10, 1863. PHILADELPHIA.
Subscriptions will be received blythe
First National Bank Of Wheeling.
First National Bank Of FdirnOn.
First National Bank Of PdrkeTsburg
Second National Bank Of ParterSbmg.
ic5-2md&w. vi .. .i.-''
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.nohltsts. Tesarr6lnr.

At the meeting OF the National Teach
ers' Association, in Harrisburg lately,
a report pres entedi by a committee con-
sisting OF Or. Sears and others, was
read I,yrR rRrofessor GTeene lori the sub
jedt of object Teaching. This Is one of
the most interesting points now being
s0psidered bypEagrt tye feaekstkl At
oswego, in, the State Of, New, Hprlf, it
seeins TO have been Introduced into the
public school system, ana with the
most markell sneccss. A part of the
committee Ind remained d Wholeyeel1
there examining the principles and The
results of the system, and pronounced
on 1t the most unqualified praise A
Indy who had tslnght by ii in .osWego
exhibited the praetice of It before the
Association, and gave much satisfae-
tion. Taking class OF young children
picked mp in the streets of Harrisburg,
she began by holding up an apple and
asking what it was; they all exclaimed
can apple.n She then asked what tisssj
conld tell, her abOut the apple. Qng
would say thsa it Ind a stem, another
pointed out the eye, but did not. know
whit 70 call it, another the skin, an :
other the color. Then it was cut
open, and the pulp and. the
seeds we're discovered, aHd the
uses of the different parts explained.
Then the different Terms used to de-
scribe an apple, and its parts, We're
discussed, their meanings explained,
the pronunciation and spelling proper
" fixed in the minds of the children,
and all IA eoahee6oa lpitk tie o{li6el
This Is called object teaching, and the
advantages claimed for It are many and
important. It begins with an object,
and from That leads. the mind itself
back 70 consider and recQguize the irn-
pressions produced by It upon the sub
ject. If, on the other hand, yOu teach
a child 60 read and use words it does
not fully and clearly understand, its
knor1edge, ,beoOmes superficial and II
beo1nes contented WifiIa very super
fetal and imperfsct kIOWledgeag amy
and all sab bieeis. 10 doubt this Is by
I far the, most interesting method q
teaching The objects which excite
pleasure in a child's mind it viii ask
and answer questions upon, without
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NeWs ofam sorfs

Gen. Howard has been rightly called
the HnNsloeI1s OF thei arnay. He is a
Christian soldier sqps pew et ,sans re
Tihoehe. Lately he administered quiet
rebuke to Rineadrank toasts at dinner
parties; rising when called on for a
Sentiment, andtRkinga q glass of water
in his, hand, he said: sEien4lemen,
am from the State of Maine. don't
20 back ON my StAte. ] give you, gem
fleIhen, the Maine Inv, the true beEer-
age OF the soldier i,t
Samuel. iburtis, sEssidl. etiiloil of the
RepMJIicGH, formerly pul3lfshe "a 1t Mar
tinsburg, West VilHniaI died a few
days oin the 10th iyear OF his age.
Gen. Frank F3Iaif. we see Is suggest
ed as the 4Consef t5itIve" candidate for
o.. S. Senator from Missouri. Gsnenl
Blair would make a prettY good Sena-
tor; but whist Is ne esq eS.ted e, ts--eon-
serve Y iSi3tea = = !, 8 i1sst OF
The loyal reilan4s Of the four coun-
ties constituting the Seventh Congress
sional District OF Virginia, met at Win
chester on Friday, and nominated
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The Merchants. National
Bank of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.
TPEA Asrrrr,. n, Ii. g. Tr..--rrl,s.u.r,

AIlI-7A9UITI -. I1ElNITs51 I
DIVISION or NATIONAL BASKS,
Washington June s6th, 1855.
TT IS HEREBY CERTIFIEDT4IAT .sIyFIE
L Merchants NatioIEAI Rank OF West
Virginia, at Wheeling, W. Va, hank
ing latiop niNed under the net ITO
proSlde q National Currency, secured by
circulation and redemption thereof" approv-
ed June 3 1854, having complied with the re
QuirementS of Section - Of said act and with
the regulations OF This department made in
pursuance thereof, has tllisd day been designate
ed rs a depository of Public moneys, except
receipts frOm Customs, and by virfne of such
designation viii also be employed asa Finan-
cial AgentOf the Government
lSigned,l F. E. SPINNER
tulTESld yT,neaSFlnarsT II &.
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RATES OF sUBscRRTIoN.
CONSOLATION.


no oleSss: I'd. % vim 3 ten5e lt5 RIIsten,
canpot sing truth Inspiring s0ng
nnone ON ear4h viii listen.
The apEel answered, Elieref19s iidst .tE 4
Ihe couTser iaints note ere his Tace be run
Ehe meanest bosom may not, eannot die
- Before nsiwork be done.
tn The PEayersbells in thy heart should sum-
The world an day, at noon, ateve, at dawn.
And not like yonder church upon the hnl,
Only on Sunday morning.
The helm fly-rOpes have hung a lang, long time
: Butonly Midnight breezes make them di1iyl
Let thy heart ring. IKE some cathedral chime
n there be none to hearken 10 thy song
4 10 ears 70 heed-no loving eyes to glisfen-
Gods little wood-hiris sing the whole day
g-i-s long,
And care notwho viii listen.
Then let The roses of thy fancy peep
K MlIhin ;iili the loye-lit cottage OF thy hearf:
The knowledge OF thfneart.
And LII thy trusting eyes unto the slzy
TOT fheaSen-not earth-slla1 give thy words
- "a heartnGsa sr -s=.ssEa- -as,ssls -
Speak truth unda unteslly ,andliys anddie
-. Fz=f 1ite-loTtng, deathsnnIearilig.
Scorn not thy life-it is the gift Of God:
seoLn not thy kind1they are his children
The dark-blue violet rises from the sod
Al the;long winter through;
It throws a s1nIIeupon each winter ,iav-..-
A fragrance Der the frosty ntmospheISs:
4hou hast mad many winters; 1 will stay
With thee nnother year.
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0GsinaartaI.
The Merchants, National.
Bank Of west Virginia.
AT WHEELING.

N E = zH1AsuRY iiElEPARI1CRIES7 !
s9EF4CH Or M fPT'IE 6I THE tIiIlI I1igCir I
-1.NgLA- lASaShtng gton. june 26ih, lS65!
WHEREAS By SATISFACTORY EVI-
w dence Presented to The undersigned. q
ms oeen made 10 appear that s9The Her
g U.s. AaaQna4 lE9Rnlk OF West tEiF-
1Lie- tn1he County OF Ohio and STATE inf YYf.sf
Nllltss9nla5 has been duly orEanlEe1 under md
ace6ldIs 10 the Fed me ~ a.
Co1gIess Entttlgaian act To provIdea Nation-
q CuFnsncS, secured by pledge OF United
States Bonds Gnd TO pioVide E1F the cireaiS-
slon 9llr resfnl pitOq theTeQf apprnved June
Sd lo54, ana has compiled With an the pFoVis-
IONS OF stid ACT, required to be complied with
before commencing the business Of Banking,
+ SPN itheFoId 4 Fireman clark. Comp
5!St39=s O LIISs DO lIeIelJ certify thnt
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL, RANE
OF WEST VIRGINIA, AT wHEELIN96
Ohio and stfe u WI iIEinis 81 Trfe & SSoES aniSo 9l
l5ed 70 D. eommenee The business ef Banking
In testimony whereof Itue my hand dand
seal OF Ohlces this 18th day eg 1un 1S85
FIfEIi IltfS CLARK. ~
lqIzJeOd tednIIjtar OF the Currency. u
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Thet National Bank of west
Virginia,
H .hFTte IrETVrTTrri
AT WHEELING.

OFFICE OF CoMFTRoL1RoE OF THE CURRHcSCY.
Washington, July llfh, 1863
"HEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY FcVI.
w dence presented to the undersigned IL
mas been made to appearthat 1.-THE Nation.
al hank OF West Virginia. a1 wheel.
Ing in the City Of Wheeling, in TIM Coun-
ty Of Ohio, and State Of West Virginia, has
been duly Organized under and according to
the requirements OF the Act OF Congress- en-
titled An act to provide a National Currency
secured by n pledge Of United StdIes Bonds.
ana to provide for the circulation and relemIol
ton thereof approved June Sr1, 1854, and
has complied with all the provisions Of said
Act, required to be ecomplied with before conn
act. ..4 ss5.7I
Nov, theTeiore, I, Freeman Clark, Comp
troller OF the Currency. do hereby certify that
The National Bank OF West ViFS:inin.
nt Wheeling. IN the City of Wheeling. IN
the County OF Ohio, and State OF West VfF.
gtnta, Is authorized to commeaice the buSi.
neSS OF Banking under the act Aforesaid
- In testimony whereof witness my
rs hand and seal OF once this llth day
/ - OF July, 1855.
~ efsrl FREEMAN CLARK.
1ulS-OOd 1900 Compt'r OF the Currency.
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Ffahk klin Insurance Company


Ft.f DIREcInRS: 5s,--.r
: z, II. LQgnn, 7. I, ,ShailCroEs Geo e. Wheat,
Geo Mendcl, John ZoeCkIeF. Sainl. McC1el-
Ian; g; ~. II Fl1nzlieiH 1a Nanee Alex
TTHIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, ara prepared to take Tisl1s at
tair rates on buildings Of an kinds IneEGhAn-
disc, manufacturing establishments, fIFni-
tIIre, steamboats, and caFgpeS on fha western
rivers and lakeS ana also on the lives Of IleF-
sons for . tenn 0f years. This Company or
feFs superior Inducements TO farneFS. V1aere-
by they can be insured for three yeETs, at ne
duced rates This being home institution,
composed Of some ninetE4enr stoekholders,
moSt ofWhom nTe among our hest business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
StdeFnttdn OF the inSuring ipnblie, and solicitS
their patronage. No. e-.Is.l.t
attemelto By theSeerefnHJS sd
= Qfhce,R1g 1,AIeLure House baing the same
formerly occupte1 by Adams IiXpFeFS Co.
n. C. ARTHUR. Secretary.
2 EAAG'Is. .NICCtLlF2LIAANS: President. X
q GEO mENDELli Vice President. l'-'i'ta-7
y. G. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Once, No. ] AcIgure Honse, belng the same
f6E1nefiy occupied by Adams Expires Co,
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TiR. C5Il(af and Sheet ITOl Ware

TTAyING INCREAsED Ny FACILITIES
5fI for the manufacture Of the atQy'e aTtt-
Tif5S Pam iiififl Co an N ctiEfs nrllmIl mIltly,
ma a. ehe6ns or cheaper than can be had ~,
nv Other llOise IN the CITY. Tkeep the Iatet
uafteF1ls OF STOVES. both Wood and sCpa3S
and S(iI IgriIltlt every stove. I nm pEeFefs
Sfd dgIin ~ -yTfIi give such Jobs my personal
ffeufioli EI56ItiIles and GutteF1ns OF an
ISetfIes aI,fi FFSfIf ems iI ff 4 kind also
ysl-Fv 6iheFr Merchants and others Htsttng
iEe clfy Ptll do vel to give me a can :
"a i'ii'7ls.l 3. +. .CAIiDWtSIlIks
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HATS AND GAPS.

-. sPRATHEsTs - .s7s7
Bgas51 = no. 50 Max sTl.llsIIlll.
A LWAHS on HAND A CHOICE AID
n Iatied stock Of Hats and CAPS for Mems
and Boys wear.
Being deSIruns f1f = isliing 3 permanent
tEade, BON h the q ing eo1Te7
age can rely on thlIllF elIjllied with fheioeSt
goods at the loves d IuitS
Country InGrel elilInfs a5is + enlhTly re41es-
Ied 70 eaQ and exnntne my stock.
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GA..MAP MFETING.

The Annual Gatherin.- al C.as1Ien,.n..
Run, near BethaliY---The Crowd in
A1tendanee---The SerVIees-.Preaell
ers-Seenes, incidents. etc.
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ToTso- CTJRF FOR CONSUMPTION. a
Il eS1T5,iSiHs iTIsf3 resolved For sale wholesale
md retail, BY E BOOKING Odd Fellow )
Han Drug Store, ausiS
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FIRE EiNhRNK&MLlNpNSlRA NICE

GtA2S REOBTAI1gEDi UPON sFEIB MOST
Comp panies fepTesentitig In the 69fitlsilte'
CASH CAPTTALFANDi iASSEFS t0VRR)
III ieIuae S8,6OOyOOO.sd ss3dT
.HoafE INSURANCE ca. OEi0RWK0RR.
Cash Capital, Al paid dtD.,,S..s,-,5S2 n09Q10 90
ASsets Isl JanuAry, IS6l.....-.- l,fS5J J(Ol 20
II 21l ~ tf7lf tfifat{ liislttu7o'L-E 'L-E-4---t1- - L.
sesl asstE sEcssedins th6se OF aisy SSheT Sf =
U1vDRRHRTTER.S AGENcK, II. york.
1he derInaiiIa Fine fls col Cash eGrltaI
ls Ia,E4 an0YeF - :. $40 q T. y 3 I1ts
iSs fISs Rep1ti; R ts al a. = nj ssiISN66oo
|, ope EtlislfoE issSSeG ipur
SRcURfztff ms "a! OF NEF F6FF.
Cash Capital, an TlLd iT.....Sl = = 900 dtoOo
Iotf9s AsSets II lEett0Sty, 1S66lS-s s5lssS5s y
.si4s..Ft s.sbgsL - Geog iioin7iT51SS7iES .
4 tThree- f1uFtlia aft the Ileit FlOHt dCel9rea 10
policy holder annually
4 Is5g,S tl5i al. .Il7iI 4; iEj4tR.
Ci an PAID 60. 80 %
Assets enllpI1 4 Sss,---.l..E ss9l 81 N
Isd eri 81 5edi 80 81 hsfs aka FI.SsSS5S "a
Seventy ave eIcent of the nett ploflts de
eiafGsi 70 policy holders annually, Without I'm
tnSEzEnYyEislE. .s1 silf II ssiilidfI1s8ts
Policies VIII be issued In any Of thu afnyo
reliable Companies ON ab6fftaffoi1 TO n
.elsfaitf ltTyss II ~. .iEt PETERSON, AGaiit
once Main street. next door 10 n. & NJ.
~ -1-s7-s -.r,Tt, r.-f5i EIt=sS
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"a "a q. a. isatsatifiS 2. 90
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a1ediral.
Pc WSEd o,9llenged to ISrodaee. Hts
~ d EquaL4 Is
LIHDSEY2S IMPROVED
BLOOD SEARCHER.
FOR THE CURE OF ALL H
Diseases AIiaint from an Impure
state OF the Blood, j

SUCH AS
ScIoinlA. CanceTous Formations,
1etter Affections, Old & StnbhoFn 3yICers
FlmHlsf o. NE FiHce, E0fe Ey6z Ec
E-MAFEA Ne CLAIMS FS HAVING
w discovered "Pdndced7 OF "a IT0frSsrSdl
Kennedy" for an the ailments TO which desh
Is heir but we do claim what counfieSs farfs
nave larry and tnlly established that in the
g,..,.-,.y BLI0OD-SEARCsHEF
the ,Hill mi 4 4 I,1i 1I,;.5 =
one upon which they can rely as q sure s1,e-
Gfic for an the diseases for which II s. FeoIIl-
mended.
Ihaye this day, octpber7tll, 1854, disposed OF
ny fqtlres 4utereEl In J. n i IIndsaglS IlTHTIV-
LuHuo0D StEAat4EEEt 10 n e ESiiii - T Clo
toEet1er with the right to me my ndfiae In Its
prepaHaiion- The only genuine ait1tla viii
heTeafter be prepared By tlleuI ess uE5vely.
]. M.sElHDSEY.
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Transportation. IS 8
Balti1nor e ONO Railroad.

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ssa57 = saui5stassIq Esinfs' lE&G)giS1.
L-l.--l--zL sLIia--LilI Ia duo Ii
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s&o+65' 'ss17lt1 Owing tend iIifsl Rffsten
eanpot sing truth Inspiring sing
nn0ne ON earth viii itsfen
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~ reasonable Terms in any !oS TIA fOlloHing
Companie representa- In the q fegate
!. CASH CaElIIrh Il. aneIl a scEl,el IlIllaaIlA
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-30

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-02

good. Col. Keller is DOW in command,
having joined US at Memphis and by the
way makes a good commander. Where
We will next strike is not yet known, but
the many friends of the regiment can rest
assured that wherever it may be We will
not tarDish the record already made.
DICK
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-02
From the 35th Iowa
yicksburg. Miss, Feb.

Ficksburg. Miss, Feb. 16, 1865.
Correspondence Of the Muscatine Journal.
My last was written at Eastport, at
which place We remained until the 9th Of
this month, when we changed "front to
the rear" aud we now find ourselves once
more in the rear of Vicksburg. We had
just finished building tents and clearing
up our grounds, and had begun to imag
inc ourselves in Paradise once more,
when runners became prevalent in camp
that we were going to leave, and Cd the
morning Of the 9th We received orders
to embark on the steamer Magenta -
These orders were promptly executed,
aud on the morning Of the 7th We started
down tho Tennessee, as jolly a crew as
ever sailed down the same waters, no.
Only hoping once more to cross the lines
of civilization, but with fair prospecs. Of
being again at the front.
We were 10 camp about month; shs