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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29
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United stA' st R. t 90 SSg6t P q .aS y gPtSa %.
Jefferson I. Martin Yirginia, at Wheeling. Fan
1%a Of 1sI II ah he 6t 5n So9I
IL the United States for the DiStltct oE West VIr-
gInia rendered at the Pail Term, 1885, Of Wheeling
In the above entitled cause, i will on TUEeDAY,
JUNE 18th, 1885, at the front door Of the Court
pnbIIc S1eti6St to the md te1t fddeF. the
tract Of land Containing about one hundred 6eres
more leSB) situate IN the forks Of Big Grave Greek
in said county of MarshAl, and in said decree mem
TONED, being part OF the hFm that James BuHlsy
bought Of John Gallagher, and bounded a. follow
Bayou. corner 70 HieeO Of the sGme farm that Vas
heretofore sold TO Wm, r. Davis thepeo down the
creek with the original line Of Gaid IprTeF the
several courses and diSaneog thereto to the centre
Of large cut in the bottom made by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroa Company, and Where the creek
. stump corner to piece, iaJ about eight EEfn
half acres, heretofore sold to Robert Alexander;
thence with said AleXnnder'B line eaStWaFdly TO q
stake IN the Asd, corner to sad Alexander themes
southEardly with said Ale1anders line b khenGrth
ude Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; thence
eaStWardly along the side Of said railroad to the
Original line OF said survey; thence eastWardly With
the original line, with the 1eV0FAl eOurBeS and dis!
tAnce8 rtherotoS t0a stake corner 10 said VIM. p.
DaVt8: thence noTthWaTdy with the saId VIM ri
Davis line to the beginning.
TERMS OF 9ALE-Riiteen per cont of the pur,
chase money in hand; the balance in threa tduai
inBtAlment1 ut six, twelve and eighteen month";
with interest en- each deferred staI6nt from the
day Of sale unM paid; the purchaser giving bond
with good lecnrity for naid deferred inStaImenta
deferred payments at the n9ft term 81 thi1 Court.
Bale to commence ct two O'Clock P. M''747H $50
EDWARD N. NORTON,
apr2s-td o. MaShal.
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From Waghinpton,

WAlaaa1gaFoa, Nay 27,-The Post ONO,
t.spartmspt has soptra actsd with ]. &. Rec
slds tor the convey vance OF mails, daily and
back, on the route from Lincolp, OaIiforl
MA, to Portland, Oregon, including inter.
mediate points, the service to commence
on the lst of July, at compensation q
$226 900 per ann1m.
Alabama has been divided into three in.
ternal revenue districts, but no assessor.
and collectors have yet, been made.
Gen. Sherman will soon Issue farewell
address 70 his army, preparatory to making
a trip % Ohio. Most of his troops are en-.
csmPed on the north side Of the Potomac
Jas. !. FORD proprietor of the Theatre,
from arrest b,,g5 '5-lr0.I,= y
The Sixth Corps is expected to arrive
in Washington on Sunday, aud; together
with the reserve artillery Of the Army q
the Potomac, willbe reviewed on Monday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29
Bv Telegraph.T
p or Later DispateheG see srd Page
Interesting Special Dispatches.

New YoRK, May 27.-A special to the
Tribune, dated Washington May 26th,
says: The Attorney General has just made
a most important decision. He atHrms that
the amnesty proclamation was means
only to secure q specific purpose, which
was the suppression of the rebellion. The
rebellion ended the amnesty ish void: It
does not restore citizenship, property or
vested rights. The President has no pows
er to pardon except for what is past. The
Executive clemency cannot stretch to the
future. Therefore the DEGREES Of confisca-
ton must staHd.a The decision will Be
given to the public in few days.
Another special TO the same paper says {:
In the election for the House of Delegates
yeaterdsy the disunionists swept Virginia
as far as known. In the AlexandriG dis.
trict Wm, Dulsney, of Fairfax Court House,
who has bitter hatred to the Union, and
became cripple in the rebel service, has
been elected to the Senate, and ]. English,
no less bitter, to the House: English took
the oath Of allegiance only. the night be.
fore he announced himself as q candidate,
The Hsrsld's Raleigh correspondent ex.
plains how the rebel archives fellinto our
hands. Gen. Johnston notified Gen. Scho.
field that they were ct Charlotte, aud the
latter sent Lieut.. WsshbuHne for them.-
Gen. Johnston received Lieut.: Washbnrne
very courteously, and told him where the
documents were secreted in cellar. BE
had already turned them over to the Union
commsnder Of the Post, but he had NO
troops to put over them as guard. They
were found in eighty three boxes of all
sizes and descriptions. a large number
of captured Union HRgs, duly labelled,
were found.
u
Gov. Vance claims that though arrested,
he was not arrested as fugitive, for he
had previously offered to surrender him.
self to Gen. Schofeld, but was refused and
allowed to return to his, family.
The Herald's Fifth Corps correspondent
says: aaH
The work of mastering out, under the
late order, regiments whose term Of ser
vice expires prior to October Ist, has been
entered upon in earnest. Muster-out rolls
are being put. in readiness a. rapidly az
possible. It Is supposed that within ten
days the whole work will be accomplished
Thursdsy night the Corps which lieu
near Washington, had q grand toFchlight
procession. a
Gen. Griffin, 5cOmmsndingth the corps, hal
been presented with q corps badge costing
$4,000.
The 9Th corps which has been at Man.
chester on the James,ihas started for Wash.
ington to be mustered out of service.
The Herald's Mobile correspondent o
the 10th says:
The city is filing up by the arrival o
paPoled officers and soldiers from DicJ
TSyleF's army They meet our officers anC
men In the streets and hotels with the MT
most good feeling, and quiet and ords
prevail. Trade y improving, goods arriV
ing in large quantities from New Orleans b,
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every steamer. Both Gen. Steele abd Dict
Taylor are iu the city. a1 ~ II eseIll.
A special to the Tribune dated Washing
~ a gold medal. .commemoratiTao Of. the In.
Faugurati0n Of the South American inter-
national congress, has been cent io lid
President by. the President Of Peru. -;
! Specie is the only currency used in South
Western VftgfntE: ''isz' % y
Tho corn aud wheat crops there are
abundant and we'll up. dc
Union men returning from the north are
still exposed to social persecution.
A black girl was inhumanely whipped
,end laeeratsdeby her late master, for re!
tasing to work without pay. An order for
his arrest was issued, but he had fed. /
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UHRIcHvLLI, january 10, 1885.

UHRIcHv LIZ, January 13, 1855.
Nh. W. n. BoVKT Dear Sir: In November. 1858,
my wife was taken with 9 severe attack Of IDham.
naioTy Rheumatism, combining her to her bed, and
rsU deTIng her entirely he pess for over four month";
after which Ghe improved III health sufficient to be
proppsd up In her bed, and cecadouAlIy the pains
would leave her 90 che could get about the room
upon cruteheS. But for more than year che could
not lit pound weight, and with great trouble
could she feed hGrSeIE Cold hands and feet were
her constant companions. Gle suffered terribly
most Of the time, with severe pains or cramps In
her stomach, which appeared periodically, once
month, keeping her in ed week ct q time. Upon
my visit ome from my reg ment, t6lAt o. Y. L. ON
the I'd day Of December last, called at your drug
store and found you opening some new goods,
among which was JOhnBOn's Rheumatic Compound
and Blood Purifier. AtyouT Sug5 5eItion 1 purchased
q bottle. 1t acted like a charm in her case. She
has been entirely free Of tho pain in her stomach
her feet and hands are warm, She IL now doing her
own house WOIk, aud yesterday did the churninR z,
aud you have this day received q visit from her 70
thank you in person for the Heavenly (as che calls
IT. Teot she has received from the Of Johnso
Comhound. Isaiah MOOR
do mOSt eheerfully Ahlrm to the above deScrip-
tton Of nay case a. true in every respect.
HBHRlkTTA MOOR,
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NIw YoRK, May 27.-Ths Herald hal
modified it's proposition for subscription
to pay off the national debt by reducing
the shares to 800 900 each. Il published
number of new Subscriptions. They
nov foot up III shares taken, amounting
"A special to the Tribune, dated Wash.
lngton, z6th1 says lh .u9ys aso
TO excite apprehension.
Governor FentOn Visited the New Yorl
troops to-day and met with hearty re.
cepnon. Hewasl highly pleased with theil
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-29
FOR SALE.

on the line ofthe National road four mi lO8 east
Of the city Of Wheeling. Said property consists 81
my EeEidence containing eleVen rooms and an attic
also fourteen acres ground attached on which are
convenient out=houSes, Il eluding brick atablInS,
ice and spring houAe, and two oiSternS
Also one hundred and twenty-five Apple trees 81
choice End; Pear, Peach, Plum and Ounce trees al
bearing. There also choice aSIeefionB Of Fa pe
RAspbeTTte4 Blaekbertes, Strawberries and oEh0
anaunultt ThagronndS are finely laid ont with
oTorgTOen8 and other ornamental Hhrubbery,
viii also sell my Household Furniture to any
one desiring to purohAso all together.
Persons desiring to consult me In regard TO prioe
terms Of payment, &o., can leave their names az
the Gas OOmpanyG once or visit me on the premises
tez2-t1 JACOB H0RNBR0OK.t
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HIS NFERVIHW WITH THE, ,REBEL PEACE con
.s4iLMlssIoHBRs.ss @. ZOO. 5t,;.

Among his stories frssH est in my mind,
one which he related to me shortly after
its occurrence belongs to the history lof
he.fau0hs ntaiVIeWi on. boaId5 the River
Queen at Hampton Roads, between himself
and Secretary Seward and the rebel P Peace
Commissioners. 1t was reported at th6
time that the President told q f'little story'i
on that "occasiohS and the inquiry went
around among the newspapers. "What
WAS it 7" The New York Herald published
what pnrported to be a version Of 1t, but
the 'Ippinsi was entirely lost, and it attrao-
ted no attention: Being in Washington 8
few days subsequent to the interview with
the Commissi0nets (my previous sojourn
there having terminated about the lst of
August), asked Mr.. Lincoln one day "if
it was true that he told Stephens, Hunter
aud Campbell q storyl"
"Whyiy !" he replied, manifesting some
surprise, "but has it leaked out2 1 was
in hopes nothing would be said about it,
lest some over.sensitive people should i'm
intercourse "betweel u.s." He then went
on to relate the circumstances which called
it out. ,HYou see, ~ said he, tive had
reached and were discussing the slavery
question. Mr., Stephens said, substantially,
that, the. .slRyes, always accustomed to an
overseer and to work upon compulsion,
suddenly freed, as they would be if the
South should consent 70 peace on the basis
of tho emancipation proclamation, would
precipitats not only themselves but the
entire southern society into irremediable
ruin. No work would be done, nothing
would be- cultivated, and both black and
whites would starVe.@ t5aF -.,sa
"SAid the President, 81 w6fted ifox Sew
ard to ans8erthat argument, but ss lie was
silent, I at length said: Mr.. Stephens, you
ought to know great deal better about
this matter than I, for you have always
lived under the slRVe system. can only
say in reply to your statement of the case,
that II remihds me of man out in Illinois
by theinRme Of Casa, who undertook. 3
few years ago, torGise q very large herd
of hogs. IeEas q great trouble to feed them.
and how to get around this was . p1zEle
to him. AT length he hit ON the plan d
planting an immense field Of potatoes, and
when they were s1fiGienly grown, IL
turned the whole herd into the fsld, and
letLthem have full swing, thus saving. nol
only the labor Of feeding the hogs, bnt alse
that of digging the pothtossI Charmed
with his sagaoity, be stoOd one dsy, ,leanin6
lagainSta abe fence counting his ,hoes IViheTT
ID neighbor came along. well, we'll, ? said
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EEw ORLEANS, Nay az, via OAIRo, May
~. Brig. Gen. Brent and Col. Deblan d.
Burke arrived here to day as commission
ers from Kirby Smith. Gen. HERON and
Lieut.. Commander Foster came down from
Red river with them. General HERON has
telegFaphed Gen. Candy, and it is believed
here terms have been arranged for the snr-
render of Kirby Smiths whole army.
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Sale OF valuable Real Estate
IN THE 0ITV OP UuPprTNa


7 WILL, ON THB 3lst DAY OF MAY, 1856, at the
i front door Of the Court House in the CITY of
WheeliDg, offer for sale the property In EaId CITY
known as the "WhetllDg Cotton MnlS'' (unIess Sojd
at private sale on before that day) ogother win
al the machinery and fixtures thereto belonging
TERMS OF SALE-0ne.half in hand paId and the
residue in and two yeArs frcm date with inter.
est secured by deed Of trust on the property fThe
purchaser may pay the whole purchase monby in
nd II he desires to do 30. J.B.JAoKSON.
= Nay S.lSe6.. a.lEtsl.l .snt,Pr = Z my18
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MORE ANECDOTES OF MIR. LIN
.a4u0i4R9 COLIN.
HIS stOry-TelIIng PrOpensitisE-Re-
m1nl6cenceB.

q F-,tf Z
The artist Carpenter contributes to this
weeks Indpsndent another interesting
chapter of "reminiscences of Mr.. Lincoln,
he says: .iai
In my former Communication the incis
dents related were mostly of tender, pa:
thetic character. With the multitude OF
cases convicted OF military offences and
crimes, together with those constantly aps
pealiug for relief OF redress from hard
chips imposed by the war, of course,
scenes like those described were of frel
quent occurrence. l desire, however, in
these sketches to present as true picture
as possible of MIR. LinColn's, daily life and
character, and, while enlarging upon the
weight of the burdens which pressed him
down, the sadness and pathos of his nal
ture, N would not forget, or have Others
forget, that other side of him-more pop
ularly known and better understood
shreWdness and love Of humor, as express.
ed io his storytelling propensity. +
NIB. LINCOLN AND TIE "PETRoLEUM v. MAS
BY" LETTERS. yggrrna
In corner of his desk he kept copy
Of fsorne humorous work, and it was fre.
quently his habit, when greatly fatigued,
annoyed, or Depressed, TO take this up and
read chapter, With great relief. The
Saturday evening before he left Washing.
ton to go to the front, just previous to the
capture ofsRichmond, was with him from
seven O'Clock till nearly twelve. Ithah
beenr q very hard, day with him. The ,pres-
sure of Qthce>e seekers was greater at this
iuncture than ever knew it to be, and he
was almost worn out. Among the callers
that evening was party composed of a
sepatorta representative, an ex.lieuteuait
governor of SWestern state, and several
private citizens. They had business Of
greatSimportanQef1 f1volVing the necessity
of'the Riebideu Ri amination of yblumi-
nous documents. Pushing everything aside,
he said to one Of the party, "Have you
seen the Nssby paperss" mo, have not p
was the answer; "Who is Nasby2" "Thefe
is q ehapsoutin Ohio, returned the Press
ident, "who has been writing series of
letters in the newspapers under the signs-
ture OF Petroleum V! Nasby: Some one
sent me pamphlet collection of them the
other dSy! lam. going to write to s'Petro.
leum' to come down here, and 4Iintend to
tell him if he will Communicates his talent
to me, Twill ss0ap places with himlp There.
upon he arose, went to. drawer in his
desk, and, taking out the t1etters, !" he sat
down odd read ohe,to the company, ind
ing in their enjoyment of 1t the temporary
excitement and reliet which another man
would haYe, found in glass of grogI Tie
Instant he had ceased, the book was thrown
aside, his oountenRnce relspsed into its
habitual serious expression, and the bust-
ness was entered upon with the utmost
earnestness.L iEzs. 4iIG
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MRS. aURRATT.

,isg 5NRs, eURRATT.
We begin with Mrs. Surratt, who pre-
sents herself in the light of a mother, if not
to the bloody plot itself, at least to the
"beasts of EphesusA now on trial. Her
house in Washington was the meeting
place of the horrid crew, and her own son
a partner with her and the rest of them in
the conspiracy. She, it will be remember
lion the day of the murder, drove out to
Surrattsville with what she graphically de-
scribed as "the shooting irons," for which
Both and Herold called in their flight down
the western, peninsula, Of Maryland. She
played the tgress in nursing the purpose
of the assassins until it was fully ready for
the deed; and when she was arrested in the
small tishourR of the mig ght, in her own house,
prayers before being marched away by the
oticets. She actually did kneel, and NO
doubt repeated her "Hail Mary" But will
the reader pause and take q view of this
iWom6n3 She sits there, nEthe corner; the
frat in the row of crfminals-R position of
honor. to which heriage and ndintelIigence en-
title heF.- The reader ct first finds veil,
thiH one, between him and the object
of his scrutiny. Wait moment !; this
witness is called on to identity her, and her
tacemnst be uncovered. She Is modest
and reluctant, but justice is stern, and her
shyness must give way. There, now, you
see the face perfectly; and, between us, it
is fine one. 1udeed, If there were nothing
che matter, and We were called on at this
distance of ten feet, 70 give an opinion, we
should pronounce her, for q woman Of her
age, handsome! She is tall and large, with.
outbeing fat, Weighing perhaps a hundred
and eighty pounds. Her hair, seen in the
shade of her bonnet, reveals no gray, and
is beautiful dark brown, we'll polished
with the brush Her face, as befits such q
form, is broad, but not coarse-iust the re-
verse. Il is fair, the cheek slightly tinged
by the interest of the circumstances; and
her eye is bright, clear, calm, resolute, but
not unhnd.y Her expression, for the sew.
eEAllhours she was under our eye, was that
Of deeply sombre gentleness, which still
bore a look Of having been partly pro-
dueed by the viii, /, and for the OCCASION
IMMERSED as she is in crime, she does not
forget WomRn's art. She is doing her
best to make Q favorable impression, by
dress and aspect, upon her judges. She
was the very person to mould the material
which fell into her hands. She no doubt
ruled them like queen. But the court,
fortunately, is made Of quite another mate
rial. =
81 HERoLp.
Next to this motheroi eonspirators sits
Herold-a poor, doltish looking youth, just
past his majority. BE is small, with q
peaked mouth, nose slightly hooked,
sprinkle of mOustaehe, wandering
itHfnkIing eye, 9 narrow forehead sWitt
protrnding broWs, aud . general 4 expires.
ion Of mingled fun aDd sill iness. d.
iFtkss you as fellow such as Boott
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would have had about him tollaugh At his
jokes q, do hfb chores aud to be his man
Friday generally. 55s =
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After Herold Gomez Payne, next to Mrs,
sarratt the great character of the, party
He u tall straight, stout-the Perfection Of
physical formG It would be hard 70 guess
Whether keen activity or muscular energy
predominates in him; both seem to belong
to him in an equal proportions His large
heard Is thiekly covered with black hair :
his forehead is almost entirely wanting :
his face has no beard his neck is immense
as bullsss and yet smooth and fair; his
lips thin and firm; his nose small; but his
eyei the characteristic feature, reminds You
ofthe man who said, "Our name is legion, q
only you can see that the said legion has
not yet entered. It is an eye of deliber.
ately rolling fre-a pair of perdition.
lighted torches; when they mover they
hasbAnd glare rather than look, This is
not mere reading of the mans crime, al
ready known, IN his look it is 8 reason .
ably sober description of the reality. As
you look ct his great FORM sitting. calmly
erect and seemtukly reckless, you think OF
q a.modern boxer or Of 8 Roman gladiator.
When You meet his eye you think of Luci-
fer; but when, in the light of that eye, you
regard the whole face, you are reminded of
Satan in the swine, possessed brute
Nothing moves him; without looking de.
tiant, he is imperturbed and perfectly at
home His nerves appear to have gone. into
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THE ooNsPIRAToRs,.

A Personal DESCRIPTION of the Assat-
sins on Trial at Warrington.
The most graphic personal description
yet given Of the conspirators on trial at
Washington, appears in the New York
Methodist of last week, written by Rev. DR..
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paper. HsIsays of