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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-26

y NOVEL accident occurred on the n.
Jersey Central Railroad. y hogshead
ofmolasses on a freight train burst, and
bcsmeared four miles of the track to
such an extent as to cause the following
train 10 stick fast in the glutinous mass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-26
Regular WhueIing aud lsarlxcTsbur.-
Packet.

80 The new and Splendsd steamer
--slssAes a BAGAESDs Moore, Master, iii hcFe-
EsI<zsEe iiter run ~ regular packet, icSav-
Ing Wn cling on Tuesday, Thursday and
Ss.surday, leaving ut II o'clock u. NJ. ic2a5-lw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-26
alew Adpettistmfnts.
FIRE CRACKERS
Notice.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
l. Stockholders of the Wheeling Gas Com
pany on the Second Monday OF July, at the
office OF the Secretary Mt o'clock D. M, for
the election of Directors.
je26-2w GEO. II. TINGLE, Sec'y.
Register copy.
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Wanted.

BY A YOUNG MAN WHO
= has gone through the regular course in
Bookkeeping &c, In the West Va. Business
College, speaks German as well as English
Recommendations good.
Inquire ut this otlice. or address letter box
5gS. Ieg6-2tp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-26

Iris reported that Alex. H. Stephens
spends a part Of his time daily in singing
hymns. II is the 6ast operation ho has
been engnsed in for tonr veares.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-26
BRUSR 10 RRU9H IrI.I

ENHEWAR is OVER, AND IT Is TINE
al Al who have painting to do, TO WTNTERSs
:4ErALLlc PANT, containing s. per cent 81
For frame buildings, zoos and fenCeS. IL Is ~
For sale by II. a. LOGAN & CO..
andsLoGAN, LIST & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-26
RUPTURES. RUPTrRESI

OUR STOCK OF TRUSSES, SUPPORT
~ erS, Bandages and Instruments generate
y not surpassed In the city. A fresh summit,
OF the Light French Graduating Truss, Iusf M.
SelNeu Dy z. IL LOGAN & Co
and LOGAN, LIST & CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-26

r. YEApoN, the South Carolinian
Who offered a reward ofSIo,OOo for But
lcr's head, is living in a6ject poverty a,
Aiken. He has taken the oath Of ale
S,anec.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-26

SEVERAL the churches in Charles
ton have been restored to the pastors
and congregation who formerly occu-
pied them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-26

Sole Agent for Vim. Knabe & Co.'S Piano,
and Mason and HRmlin's Cabinet Organs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-14

ssrt PslsaiD sArg. Brown Rio Jansiro y days. with
Bark Goldsn Fleece of Barbados) Rhodes Barbsdos 10
days with molaa4cs and old metal frowM7dGce sons
Of New Haven Been days Of Bermuda, with heavy
ssrs dasso 1of Rew Hs,s S n,,cs B.rpsdos Dec o.
with molassss, W II TrowbndGss Sons
Bark nonteznma Hammond, Barbados Dec 90 with su-
Bark Harvest Noon of Boston, Staples MAaAnsas 10 days
with molneeos, 70 Walsh Carver
Bark Bridgeport new Of Bridgeport Ewood, Bridgeport
hours, 10 ballast % NJ hoCresdy Co. Was towed 70
she city BY steamer Bridgeport
Brig Costa Rics, Peel Aspinwa 10 days with mdse, TO
joy Between lat 81 and 81 passed large number OF
bales Of cotton
Brig lsola tof Bangor Brewster Arecebo PR, Dec 70
Brig Aurora tcf Windsor, Ns) NcDougan Cardenas,
days, with molasses 70 h g A Dewon
Delaware Breakwatsr y hours with cotton, 70 Victor
away rigging split sails &c.
schr @ Farnsworih aof Barbados, Croweu, Barbados
schr Mary Jones swaine Cardenas, 10 days. with mo-
schr hsrth. Hgdson' steno River, 10 days
Schr Elliott, Crow Virginia. M
echr Louis Walsh, Eaton, Georgetown for Boston
Schr Nancy HagAn, Bunker EuxAbethport for Boston
sohr Harriet Newell Gould, Eixabethport for Boston
Schr John Boynton, Reed EhzAbethpon for Boston.
SAILED
Steamships Havana Costa Rica ship Geo Peabody brgs
Alice GRAY Panama; schrs Dos HerInanos, Charmer,
Fordrod, Ooney Palmer. f4'
Wind Ut sunset SW. ~
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MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.


BALpwrs-GuAr.-At Oak Grove, East Newark, N. J. !,
Wednesday, January IL, by Rev. X a. Strong, Mr.. j.
r. BALDWIN Of New baltimore, N. X, 10 Mrs CoRSi1IA
Brnsson-Mcs~ibg- the Sance Rancho, Lower Calf
forrla Tuesday, November 1864, by Senr Don Ro
mado Mcsa Constitutional Judge of the District OF Co
monde, WM II. b. s>cn, Of San Francisco, and Susan
daughter OF Robert Mcbride, Of Canandsigua, New York
C0Rxrl-pEsT.-On Thursday, January IL by the
Rev. Alfred Goodman, y. ~ CORaIHi TO SsR1H f. eldest
daughter of Philip Poe,s Eco, both OF this city No
card.
D,cErsos-PoYp. Or Wednesday, January 10, 1864
by Rev G X Aaicrbach, Captain WV DrgNsos, U. 8 A. /,
% airs NJ A. McASpnEw born Boyd, both Of New Lon
don, Conn
church Fort Hamilton Kings county, NJ Y, by the Rev.
yoln Janzer JsrN DusPHg, Of cincinnati, and nephew
ii the late Jamex WE'LL Esq, John street, city Of XII
larny Ireland a. Mas agID2 WALSH third daughter Of
MI James walsh, Wstergaie Kilkenny, Ireland
Dublin aud Rilkeany papers please copy.
G,NzuEz--. HsnsoS--on Thursday, January IL by the
Rev Isaac Ha.tley FlANCsiac GoNZt4z, formerly of
Cuba 10 ElELaols,p. HANSON, OF Philadelphia.
X 1ars--stcAS--nn Wednesday, January IL, u 81
George chnr, H. bv he Rev Or. Tying CHRrTIAs FRIsp
rrp nais Of pht x.eyhia, 20 MlR SLoAS, daughter
OF Tlomas g. sloan " New York Nc cards
Ly Y-~WiSrra On Thursday, December 20, by tbs
Roy samuel Wlaley "a the residence Of the brides
fathes TseMs LvEy, ~ new York q NORA y only
daughter Of William W. NNn.on, Of Providence Pennsy-
vaLin 30 cards. -
Rev DR. Raphael assisted ~ the Rev Dr Kramer,
ADjnn LwNIy to FL zABEr to. seventh daughter ~ me
ia'e J. sliro, Esq, eli of 4 tsc'iy
Philadelphia papers please ctpy
Aauill.-BAaEER LIN Brooklyn, on Thursday, yanu'
ary IL, by the Key s. w slyres VI Bellcyille, j., A.
RYl.oSp MERRILL OF New York, 70 vas HANNAH T. BAR
sgs, OF Jersey city
YAv RfKR-FohpA.--on Thursday, January ~, az
icr"y IVY, ~ Rev. Dr. Berry, joins u VAN hpkA
IT. % Now York city, 10 Miss KATE FONDA, 81 Jersey
try
Hudson IN ~ papers please copy
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Port or New York, January 10, 1868.

CLEARED
steamship Costa Rca, TinElepaugh, Aspnwali-DB Allen
Steamship Havana Greene, navsns-Ascensio q Go.
Steamship John Gibson Bowen, PbiladelphiaW Taylor
Go. - .
Bark Jupiter Meek. Bradherrins, Montevdeo-funcb
MeIncke %endt
BARK viliafranca Obi Nm, Havana-Bret Son A Co
Bark cienfuegos lBr), Z se Cienfuegos-Ponyert 20
Brig Aura (BrD, -, Buenos Ayres-J Whitney Co
Brig asia Orb 0audin MsD,eyideo and Buenos AyresJ
Mig isra CBr), Pool Rio orsnde do sul-oerchs A Co.
Brig frio1 Oscar Frederick tSwed), Grod, Bssana-ff
Phillips - 81 -
Brig a J Rass tBr), Small Csrdenas-R Buck Go.
Brig waredale (BrL Russell, ~ Jsgo--Brctt, Son Co.
Brig Dolphin lBI), Davis, Harbof Grace MN Greene
Brig Emly Fisher knight, Port Royal o Baker Go.
srhr Nj aria tBr). Crowell Jacmel-brett, Son a Co.
scbr 9rapeshot bnow, BALTIMORE Mckee
scbr Caroline, For, Phuadepha- Bentley, Smith Co.
Schr Granite State, Cottc, Boston-S Lewis co.
schr Marion, Rundle, New Haven't Mckee.
stenrnsr James Christopher, Martin, Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Steamship China tBri, Anderson Liverpool Dee 81, and
Queenstown Jan Pm with mdse and passengers u
H. lat n 49, lon % a. passed soamshp Ednbura bound
same day LAT Cs lon $40 passed coastng vessel Of
Steamship Irago aiadsdcn, Por Royal, Jan o. PM via
Wilmington bockadine squadron, 70 U Quartermsser.
passage perenccd spng souhwestery gales,
batter part strong norhesstery ges heavy wea.ner ron
plssed Ca6sNba. with schooner in tow bound
Sup Bedford tof Shields 0ourley Fpochow 22 days,
passed AuJer Oct IS Cape dood Hope Nov H. with tens to
order.
Ship Great western Cunningham, Liverpool IS days, Win
mdse and v Passengers, 70 Uhas II Marsdall 90 lsd
strong soufhcry gaes throughout the passage damaged
ship Webs,ar Norris liverpool 20 days with udss and
~ passengers. W Spobord Jilorton Co
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Died.
Bfs1or Thursday January IL, at tho Lodge,
FULTON avenue brookyn, Mrs EinArErtI Bisnor IN Tie
s5th year of her age, deeply regretted
Bay " On Thufsiay, January ~, MARY FRAyCxy only
daughter OF James and Mary Ann bryan aged weeks
and days
The cIatvcs aud friends Of the family are reapectfu,ly
invited attend the funeral from The residence Of her
pans ~ Grand street this Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
BSoaia,r M--on Thursday, January H. Jasxs H.
u spH yrtN
Funeral this Saturday morn ne, AZ eleven O'Clock
from 81 Nicholas Hotel The relatives and friends
invited 20 attend without further notice
Cincinnati papera please copy
cusSNgnAn.- -on Thursday, January ~, JcHS CuS.
prsG IN, aged so years
Tho relatives ana friends Of the family are respectfully
inve " attend Tie funeral without further invitation,
from his late residence No ~ Cannon street ths tSaiGr
dayl morning, al ter clock
Chpss AT brsVkiJn, NJ D., on Friday, JANUARY ",
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IthAn steamship Moravian (Brl Alton, Liverpool via
Londonderry CID slp Richard heHanas Foster Buenos
Ayres; bark Elisa White Look Cardenas; brig nerwa,
Inesrsoh, cienfuegos schr Mansl, Gilpftyfck kfork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-14

FINANCIAL.
pROPOsALs FOR
cEsrEsfto P PARx
IMPROVEMENT FUkD STOCK OF 1870

Sealed proposals will be received At Comptoller once
Until Saturday the list day q January 1865 At O'Clock
r. H., when the VIII be publicly for the whole
Or any part Of the Of Two Hundred and Thirty four
Ihousand dollars Of the Central Park Fund
stock authorized by 50 OF the OF 1850 and by
April Is, 1860
The said stock win bear at OF six per
Per payable quarter yearly and the principal WIN be
the proposals win s.ste the amount Of stock desired and
whose proposals accepted WIN bereupon BE- required 70
dsPoslt with the Chamberlain OF the city tho awarded
10 them respectively
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts OF the Cham
berlAn for such deposit the parties viii be entitled
ceve certificates for equal amounts Of the value of the
stock bearing interest from the dates OF payments.
Each proposition should be scaled aud endorsed Propo-
sails for Central Park improvement Fund Stockn and
closed 10 second envelope addressed 70 Me
Interests OF Che Corporation require It,
MATTHEW r BRENNAN, Comptroller
CIT OF NEW YonK, DxrAkTn1Hr OF FINANCE,
CoxPTRoLLER's Ov1ck Dec. g. 1884
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SHIPPIN G NE w S i.

ALnANIc yoRK-TitIs DAT.
,rs RisEs..........7 23 NOON RisKs.........eye 81
20 uiGh WATER. norn ~
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LVANTED-rRoM 400 TO 1850 SHARES 81 aliE
w stock ~ The old Anrnam tWyof Leaa COMPANY "a
droSs q, bog a7if Poet office.
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MILLINERY.

NfIbLINERY.-A LADY FULLY ACQUAINTED WITH
lk the business offers her services would firm con
with reliable party this city nssb0rng
Would prefer American ifm Feet references gwen and
required Address for week Mrs A. s. irving place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-14

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKs.-THE INTEREST ON
the Bonds and Stoke OF the city and county OF New
York, due February l. 1865 viii be paid that day by
Daniel Deyin, Esq, Chamberlain at the Broadway Bank
The transfer books Will be closed Tuesday the 10th
at O'Clock y. N.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
DEPARTMENT FINANCE C0hPTkoLLEk's OyricE, NEW
YORK, January 4, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-14

ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $1,000 TO ESTABLISH
petroleum refinery, $4,000 additional 70 purchase
stock g crude OIL BY process peculiar " niy.el NE oil
burning oil any works the country; business cash and
profits large the best OF references Address Refinery
Hernl oflc
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FREE FROM GOvERNMEST TAX,
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,

~ Rowery, corner Of Canal street
issS-JANUARY INTEREST," regular serni.annuai
interest ~ the rate % zig and Use cent snnun tree
from government ty will be paid on all entitled there
-, on and after Friday, January ~.
Interest not Withdrawn viii b. added a. the original DE-
Tos. and draw Interest the the principal
money bcpoehed before January ~ win bear interest
from tie lst of January
BAUM open ever day from i0A " TO 3P N and
Monday, wednesday aud Friday, ftomjto7P ".
GEORGE FOLSOM President
sEysouR A. Buscr, Secretary.
TUE MICHIGAN BouTHRRN AND EoRTHRRs ~
1 dana Reilf0pd CoIhp ny-0nnce No l5 William street
NV York, January "a 1875
The transfer books for be guaranteed stock 81 this CON
PAM VIII be olpecd thJh instant and ropCncd % the
III jay 81 February
The transfer the Common s,ock ~ this mpeny
VIII De closed The ttc day of February and feptncd on
tho 81 day OF March next -
~. '. BARifyDT, secrGry
INAnTED-FROM 400 TO 6UO SHARES o. 1llE
w stock q Tho old Anroam sUyor icaa ao,nrsn! a.
bgyA sfolua
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TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF the American Telegraph Company viii be held ut the
Office Of the company No las Broadway in the city OF New
York Wednesday, the 18th day OF january at II O'Clock
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON, Secretary
New YORK, Jan. IL, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-14

THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID IN CASH FoR LADIES'
i and genemsns Cast on clothing, Furnitnrc Carpeis
ac, ~ e.lhng q addressing H. KOsENTBAL, Ss3 Bow
cry. Ladies attended b. Mrs. koscnthal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-14

MARINERS SAVINGS BANK,
wi NO. ! THIRD AyESTE.
The trustees Of this institution have directed that i've
sir per cent interest he allowed deposnrs free from
ernnen tax, payable ana after the 2rh inst Dividend
not drawn will be placed on interest principal.
Deposits made at the present time viii be allowed iutees
from JaagaFyI
Bank open from 10 70 o'clock daily and Monday
Wednesday aud SATURDAY, trom 3 70 I. ".
TIus. ~. STILLMAN, President
Isaac 7. SnIrH, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-14

DRY GOODS.

DRESSES AND CLoARs
~ q bond street n.
MADAME PARRAIN. Drcssmaker, from Paris
N-oTIcT.-FoR SALE, A SUPERB SUIT or CRIMSON
~ satin brocsel Window Curtains, lined with SILK and
inernc Elegant cord and tasols to match The whole
but very little used and complete order. Price {Sp.
Address Traveller, Herald onlcc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-14

A TTESTToN LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WILL RE
"a cege the highest prices Tor their Chst on Clothing,
Furniture Carpets, DC, by calling addressing g.
MIrH. lIi Third avenue.
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CLOTHING.

ATS EAST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR BROA NAY
~ the original !. CASHBEKG pays the usual Broadwsy
prices ladies' aud gentlamcns Cast on Clothing Re
member HE old once, No - East Twelfth street ladles
waited by Mrs. Cnshberg
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yJANTED-S2oo0 600 ON MORTGAGE OF VALUABLE
MOORE 1 CO. " Brosaway s CON- POI """'A Apps T"
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ToHN y. MURRAY,
81 No. II Broad street, near Wall. New York,
DEALER IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
HNICKERBoCKER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
IN New York. January 10, 1868
The Board OF Directors this declared semi
nua dividend OF per free OF government
able and after MONDAY the 10th Inst.
The transfer books will be closed until that day.
B ID sKIDMORE Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-14
"A CHATHAM SQUARE, NEW YORK
0rEN DAILY.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED

interest from January N. b. VAN PELT, President ,
JOSEPH r C0orsR, Secretary M
ExCELsI0R PETROLEUM CO.-THIRD DIVIDEND
The Trustees OF this Company have this day declared
dividend Of four cent payable January 6 free Of
rnent tax ut their ONCE No Broedway The transfer books
will be closed from the 10th % the 1915 Instant inclusive
ARTHUR 7. HUkD, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-14

ITO BREWERS AND OynERS.-FOR SALE, TIE
J. Brewery 10 East Thirteenth street. avenue B
storage cellar for bJ0 barrels good mash tub
cooler and copper Also the four story renemsn. House on
new House 2J East Fourteenth This property
extends through from Thirteenth 10 Fourteenth street
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
Pension Bureau.

y
The following decisions have beer rem.
dered il-pe d7qA
A soldier discharged On account of dis.
ease under which he was iabDring when he
entered the service is not entitled to O
pension.
Actual rank in theslinel regulates the
amount of pension, and not .brevet rank--.
This rule applies to Aid-de,Camps, -Adju-
tants and others. OF h9rcq91q q . sE
If an injury results from the fault of The
soldier, he is not entitled to o pension ~
A widows pension ceasesi if she marries.
The minor children, under sixteen years OIL
age, ifany, are entitled from the day of the
marriage oh ,sllayl1s3 ,ayawg HaoA 4u
No one wilhelm the receipt of pay or
emoluments as an officer or soldier of the
army can be placed on the pension list.
The pension will not commence until the
party is discharged. y I'll lily
A minor disabled in the service does not
lose his right to pension, althoughhe may
subsequently have been discharged because
OF his being minor
A seaman was taken prisoner, and ut
tempted to escape, for which he was severe
ly punished by the enemy, and thereby dis
aided. lItis hold that the disability was
contracted while in 9 the Inc Of his duty, "
and from which he is entitled to pension.
The pension Of o minor child ceases on
arriving ut tho age Of sixteen years. p
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Gonoral Howell Cobb's Opinions.


Tho Macon (Ga.) Telegraph says Howell
Cobb was in Macon recently and il is pleas.
cd to know he counsols on tho part of the
people n cheerful and prompt obedience 10
tho Constitution and laws ef tho country.
IIe believes that slavery Is Iorcvor dead,
but he Is not Mt NIL dcspondcnt ny regards
tho future or the South on tho contrary,
he believes that " bright Mtureis ahead,
and thinks Il only remains for the pooplc
TO put forth their beat energies toward dN.
veloping tho RESOURCES of the country to
insure commercial prosperity and success
When asked his probable fate, no rop'md
that he thought II would hi tho snmc AS
that OF oil tho original SccessloNisls DO.
iorc tho war, and those who Ind occupied
tho same position with him since, lilo OK.
pressed confidence in tho ability and lntog-
rity OF President johnson, and thought his
course townrd us would be cohciliatory.'tg
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
The Celebration at Gettysburg.

The exercises Of laying the corner Stone of the
National Cemetry Monument at Gettysburg, on
the Fourth, were of an exceedingly interesting
character. An immense throng of people was
present. The corner stone was laid by the
Grand Master ofthe Grand Lodge ofiMasons Of
Pennsylvania. The grafton was delivered by
Maj. Gen. Howard, who lost his right arm in
the Peninsula campaign. A fine poem was read
by Col. Halpine Of New York, who has written a
number of poems since the war, under, the
name of Private Miles O'Reilly. The Baltimore
Union Musical Association under Gen. Hayward,
were present, and sang number of fine pieces.
Gov. Curtin Of Pennsylvania, Gen. Meade and
other well-known civil and military officers were
also present. The military procession was un-
der command of Maj. Gen. Geary A letter
was read from President johnson, regretting
that illness prevented HIM from attending. The
exercises were opened by Prayer and discourse
by Rev Dr. Tvnp of New York f9n5A
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When will Wonders Ceasep

The New York NeUs, the great copperhead pa.
per, owned by Ben. Wood, and lately edited by
the notorious Jno. Mitchell, who is now in ar
rest for dislOyalty, has come out in favor of ne
gro suffrage. Ittakes the ground, that now the
slave has become free man, he has the natural
inherent right to vote and it asserts that more
than fifty prominent men it could name in the
South are prepared to yield this right to the ne
gro. 1t believes sucha policy will enable thu
South to gain that political ascendancy in the
councils of the nation which it lost Just prior tc
the war. The Necs, as is well known, is and
always has been one of the most fanatical organs
Of slavery and, the Shareholders ss44i Won q
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08

g Eve ISLE, OR THE LAST voYAGE OF lTAE Ca
LYfso.MThis is tie, title Of new romance. just
commenced in The Saturday EUenfmg Post Of
Philadelphia, Its very exciting, and full Of
interest EVE Isle herselfis q singular crea-
lure, oyerfowing with spirit andromance, and
with touch of the mysterious abouthers We
think any one who begins "EvH IsBE" will6nd
itdifieult to refrain from perusing to the end
the varied fortunes Of this singular girl, and of
the varied characters with whom fate has con
nected her, THR PosT can be, procured of the
Periodical Agents, Or by, addressing the Pub
fishers, 3l9i Valiant Street, PhiladelRhia.-74
Price Eve centa single numbers $26O TO- year,
orsl25 for six Nionths,w crew asg9 lsH
.lli.fa.ta.f anHl Ia nnnl at nahN nm 4sn
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ANrcnorr on p nRslprST LINCOLN. -P re

ANEcDoTr OF RESIDENT LINCOLN --P res.
ident Lincoln, having been applied to to
pardon repentant slavo-trador who had
been sentenced to prison, answered the ap-
plcant: "My1Siend, If this man had been
guilty Of the worst murder That can be con-
ceived of, might perhaps have par,ionsd
him. You know the weakness Of my ma
ture, always open to the appeals OF repen-
lance or OF grief, and with such o touching
letter and such Recommendation i could
not resist But any man who would GO to
Africa and snatch from mother her chill.
dren, to sell them into interminable bond.
age, merely for the sake of pecupiary gain,
shall never receive pardon from me. ''''
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oAi j9fs.N 9isj COdnsahicated ,'iiA- = '-.' -
Public School No, a, Third District.
1t was our pleasure to visit this School last
Friday, 3Oth ult., and witness. the interesting
exercises With which the session ended and
the bright faced little ones We're dismissed to
enjoy the summer vacation. The isch6ol 9un-
der the care of Mrs. Soper 1andl her assistant,
has attained high degree of efficiency, and
numbers 126 pupils, The discipline is, mild
and parental, calculated tomake the children
respect their teachers and love their books
The rooms and ifafniture as We'll rs play
ground, are neatly kept whileordor and pre-
cison seems to prevail in every particulaf.isl
Among the visitors were Rev, D.. Van Bokke-
len, State Superintendent, DR.. Hunt of Balti-
more, and John L. Turner, the School Commits
sioner Of the district. Each Of these gentle
men addressed the children. W ~. 1"1N'"
Atthe close of the exercises, the State Super
intendent PRESENTED TO Mr.. Turner an elegant
ly bound and costly volume which tho chill
dren had procured as an evidence of thor re-
gard for their friend. "a ftI
Mr. Turner has been commissioner 10 years,
and is one of the arm friends Of tho public
schools of the county. lie will be a member
of the Board under the new Law, and, as We
are informed, was tho choice OF the State Board
of Education for Presidentofthe County School
Commissioners. This honor he declined, mnoh
to the regret of all who know his eminent quail
K ifications for the 6fiice W. "''in W.