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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24
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WASHINGTON, April 22.-Presidsnt John.
,ston has removed his quarters from his
hotel to the residence Whom Samuel
Hooper ON b street, Mr.. Hooper isr away
with the funeral cortsg siof the late .Rrssi-
O Mrs.. Lincoln has no. ,sssaoishsly rsc6y-
cred to remove, from theg Wits House,
She is more composed, however, sud ,is
undecided whether to return to Illinois or
not. #gsg sastfs .
Gen. Payne, commander of Q division in
Fits Hugh Lees cavalry, and 200 rebel off
fcers, prisoners of war, we're sent from
this city this morning ID the prisoners
camp At Johnson'R Island, Ohio, for safe
I Gen. AugIF has Issued an order direct
ing all paroled prisoners in this district TO
report 70 the Proyost Marsbal, when the
residence Of each, prtsoner, With his name
and rank, will be recorded and none viii
be allowed 70 wear the rebel uniform.
Zach prisoner is direeteds 70 report in per-
son at the ONCE where his name IL regis
tered once In every tan days.
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WAR DEPARTNENF, WASHINGTON, April
22.-Io Rqior Gen, DLz-In a dispatch
dated Mobile p. M, April Il, Major Gen.
Canby reports as folloWss So, 8
We ind in Mobile and its defences on
toe west side of the bay, over 100 gnns and
very large amount of ammunition and
supplies ofall kinds, and about /, 900 pris-
oaers. Inventories are now being taken
and detailed report will be furnished as
soon as they are completed. The quantity
OF cotton will probably reach 5000 bales.
and there is large amount of prisoners
and forage:
Major Gen. Hancock reports that nearIv
all OF Mosby's command have surrendered.
ircluding most of his officers. Mosby him
'selfstill holds out. Soms of his men are
hunting reward of $4,000 offered for
him by Gen, Hancock. The latter has
Hbsen directed to establish his Headquarters
lat Washington.
II The counties of Prince George, Prince
Ann and st. Mary's, in Maryland, have
oeen noted for hostility to the Government
aaa Ioe their protection to blockade run.
nets, rebel spies. and every specie of the
p9ollc enemy. The murderers ofthe Pres
iaent were haIbosed there before the muir
DER and Booth fed in that direction. If
ne escapes It will be owing to rebel ACCOM-
phces In those counties. The military CONS
mander of the department willimmediate.
y take measures to bring these rebel svm.
Petnlzers and accomplices in murder TO a
sense OF their criminal conduct
Signed, E. NJ. sTAxros.
szr; s.- 49, Secretary of War
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How YORK Market
- NnR YnRE. AnrIl 5

-Firmer; 4l@41 fer middIIug.
EtoUH-opened shade hEmer and closed dull
and heavy and holdeFl disposed to realize: 81
6O91 % for Extra State s. 1905 80 for Extra K IL O.
Ma1SkY-DuH; Western In tots 81 s. 1903 10.
F. WaEAT-RlEm withifair demand; 81 6s9l 81 for
No Chicago spring; 81 IS for Winter red Western;
81 % for good dO7 and 81 sa91 s5 for Amber MIch:
CORN Scarce and arm; New Yellow 81 ssSl 40
OATS-Dll and declining; Western 8sc
PBFR0LEUM-Quiet; Blk for crude; So for re-
fined in bond and 70 do freq.
PORK-Opened firm with fair demand aud clos.
ed with dec lining tendency; S27 1592s so for new
meas, closing at S21 SI15, case S25 OO@25 90 for
prime and $26 1926 so for prime mess.
BEEF-Quiet.
CUT Ma4TsETirn; 14S9l636 for shoulders and
BAuoN-outst; sales 46O boxes at 49, for Gum.
berla?d cuts 1efOF long ribbed and 166 for short
IARD-Tirm at ls91e. !.
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~ HOwARD's THHATRH Opens this even
ing at Washington Hall. This company
has just completed very successful en-
Vagement at Cumberland. Tonight they
present quite an array of attractions. open-
ing with the French Spy and Swiss Cot.
tage, singing by Messrs. Hall and Gray,
Who are said to be superior vocaliets. N.
Chiriski performs feats on the elastic cord
that are really astonishing. The managers
and company are highly spoken of and will
doubtless be literally patronissd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24

Nav YoRk, April 2s.-Gircumstauces
Government render it nearly ceFtsin that
Booth'i horse fell with him on Fridsv
night, the 14:h inst, and it is believed
caused a fracture or one of his legs. tits
also reported that he has Invested himself
of his moustache. .-,.g--7-S
The likeness of Booth published in
Harperis Weekly ii, said to be correct. u
re The attention of surgeons and the pub.
lie is called to these circumstances. II
Booth is lying concealed and wounded the
rewards offered and the detestation of his
crime by all loyal citizens will soon bring
him to light. rr.r5
The agent of the Associated Press at
New York informs US that the above ia
semi-Oflcial.-EDs ISrsI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24

~TA1LEAux AND OCHORRr.-The friends
of the East Wheeling Baptist Mission Sab"
bath School, have in course of preparation,
grand Concert, which is to be given at
Washington Hall, on Tuesday evening the
I'D day OF May. Aside from the object for
which this entertainment is to be given,
being mOst worthy of the patronage of the
public, We sincerely believe the intrinsic
merit of the concert itself will fully justify
. full house. Therefore, go.
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Our Late Presidents Visit to Rich.
mond.


NRwYoRK, April "A Tribune'a Wash,
ington special says: 1zss;sa
While President Lincoln was in Rich
mond, Judge Campbell told him that in an
interview with Davis, Breckinridpe and
BeDiamin, just before they left, he said to
them, that as there was no hope for the
Oonfederacy, and President Lincoln could
not negotiate with them, that he Lincoln
would negotiate with the State and recop.
nike the right of the Virginia Legislature, to
control the troops of that State. He then
told Mr.. Lincoln that if he would permit
that body to convene, it would doubtless
recall the Virginis troops from the field
Mr.. Lincoln cautioned Judge Campbell
against any misunderstanding, aud gave
him in writing his only terms, which were
those rendered in the Hampton Roads in.
terview, to which he added another, that in
case the leaders persisted in the war, their
property should be releutlessly coufiscated
On the way TO Washington Mr. Lincoln
wrote an order to Gen. WeitEeI to permit
the Virginia Legislature to convene in
Richmond, for the purpose Of withdrawing
the Virginia troops from the rebel army,
but not to allow the use Of any reasonable
Language, nor the adoption of reasonable
measures, but on the very day of his death
he received a letter from Judge. Campbell
tinged with the usual rebel incidence, ig.
nOring altogether the proposition which the
President had made TO him, and urging
that ''though the military,poWer of the Don,
federacy was destroyed, the spirit of tn I
Southern people was ,still unbroken. 4
you want to conciliate them, it viii De wis,
for you to grant an amnesty, and necessary
for you to treat leniently their leading pub.
lie men and seek their assistance" This was
too much for Mr.. Lincoln's good nature
he characterized Campbelrs course as I'M
grateful and outrageous. In the meanWhil,
the surrender of Lees army obViated tn
necessity for convening the Virginia Legis
lature, and he sent an order countermRnd
ing the call. 4tl sisiiasiesst1s
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~WE used 70 have 4 certain olas. =

persons in this community, who were af-
ficted with hsIlucination which bIIudsd
their judgments, and led them to believe
that Southern FIRE eaters were a superior
order of beings. They were always prate.
ing of Southern courage and Northern cow
ardice. and imagined that nothing could
stand before their Southern idols. At the
breaking out of the rebellion tElsy assured
us that the South was uncomfortable, and
that it would be impossible to s1bdue them
that men like the chivalry would have to
be annihilated, and this could not be ac-
cOmplished by Northern mudsills, who were
without courage, aud must be withered by
a glance of these Southern gentleman. We
remember on one occasion when standing
in Washington Hsllt listening to speech
made by John s. Carlisle, he remarked that
it would be impossible for us to conquer
the South. A number of these deluded
and afflicted persons were standing by, and
we noticed that this sentiment of the
speaker received their hearty appreciation.
= They greeted each other with smiles and
mods, and accompanying whispers of that's
go. All reason and argument failed to re-
move their delusion, and It was supposed
they were incurable. But the facts and
stern realities of the war have removed
their malady, and they now "stand clothed
in their right minds" Mudsills have as.
tOuished the world by their courage, endur.
Gnce and determination. They have boldly
and successfully confronted the heretofore
terrible IRE eater Of the South, who is &C
last found to be only mortal man, suscepti-
BILE of fear, and ready to yield to proper
persuasiVes. Mississippi regiments who
disdained muBkets, and would only 6ght at
close quarters with bowie knives, were In.
duced to submit to the longer range Of the
musket. While the mudsills have frequently
shown disposition to come 10 close quar-.
tiers and have carried numerous strongly
fortified positions by assault. These de-
Velopments have served to remove many Of
the popular delusiOns which prevailed In
the minds of a large number of our citizens,
and We hear no more Of the great superior
ity of Southern blood and Southern men.
We have learned that craftsmanship, patri-
Otism and courage, is not confined to q
GLASS or section, but that they are the CONS
mon characteristics of the whole American
people. We think this an improved con-
dition of public sentiment, which will re.
suit in future good to the country and come
munity.
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Committed suieide-Punishment 70,
"a Treason-,The Gold Market.

NEW YoRK, April 22-The CONNER.
ciaPg Washington special says that the
man who attempted to pass the military
lines outside the city, and who committed
Suicide, has been identified asa dishonor-
ably dischqeg ed hospital steward.
1ntelligence from Richmond indicates
that the law for the punishment OF treason
VII be enforced in that city, y.5ary a.
Gold is kept firm BY the demand from
Exchange dealers. Within the ten days
about $ls .O0e, 600 will be thrown upon tie
market by the payment of the May cou.
-ppns, which may be expected to ease the
market aud lower the quotationB,
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snow-sentenoe Of the Chicago Com.

oNomNATI, April 2s.-oousiderable
snow fell here yesterday aud last night,
weather clear and pleasant this morning.
The findings and sentence in the case
of the Chicago conspirators was promulga.
ted this morning by General Hooker.
Buckner s. Norris and Vinceu Marmsduke
are acquitted aud will be discharged after
taking the oath of Allegiance. Walsh and
r. T. iSemmes are found guilty of all tho
specifications and charges. The former is
sentenced to five years hard labor, and the
latter to three years hard labor in the
Ohio Peniteutiary. The sentence against
Yrenfel and Daniels lie not promulgated.
The COMMISSIONERS been dissolved.
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ssetetary Seward.

SURGEON G1RHRA1's ,OEEIO1, WASHING.
TOM April 22--9. 3. MO Hon 3. II.
StdHtoa:--=I have the honor to report that
the Secretary of State has passed very
uncomfortable night, but has, taken his
breakfast with relish, and is NOW quito as
strong as he was yesterday. Mr.. Freder.
lex Seward has improved within the past
"a hours.
Very reshe 6ttally, your obsdient servant,
[signsd EsM: B34ssls,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24

DWPaoT. BlRuHARDT's ONCE Is atm
visited daily by numbers Of our citizens
who wish to supply themselves with spec-
taeles. Prof. B. Is an occulist who under.
stands the art of adjusting them to sight.
But few persons can get pair tosuit them.
Now is their chance at the McLurs House
Parler No. $50.
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D~oH Saturday evening the roof of a
one story stone house, on Market Street,
south of Smiths Malt House, was set on
Ere by some sparks from the chimney
The fire companies were promptly on hand.
but the FIRE was extinguished by few
buckets OF water thrown upOn5th roof.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24

~EOONONY Is WHARF.-The patrons
Of the Ezssl'iOr Baking Ponder endorse this
with the amendment, that the economy in
its use is not only wealth butheaEM The
palate and the purse are both pleased. It
has no equal in the market. For sale by
7. a. Logan & Co., and Logan, List 4 o.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheel
ing. at
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24

w-OH Saturday night We had quite a
fall of snow. Yesterday the weather Was
bleak and raw with snow at intervals
'hFOughOutthe day. Fortunately 1t has
Continued cloudy, with high winds, which
has thus far prevented any bad effects from
frnnt -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24

List OF Killed and Wounded In the
Hath ReBts W. Va. InGRntHy.
HALDoUARIERs On BEq. IHDPE DIV. 2lFH A.O.l
Man AIPoNA1Eox Q: r., VRaM1A,
April 11th, 1855.
Sir: have the honor to send you the
following list Of casualties in the 12th
Regiment West Virginia Volunteers, In the
late operations In the vicinity of "Hatcher's
Run" and In the assault and capture OF
BATTERY Gregg" near Petersburg, Va, on
the I'd inst, in which the 18th had the
honor of being foremost in planting lite
colors upon the parapet.
MARCH SIst-WouaDD.
John o Grow, co A, right thigh, severely.
Edward schoelheld, co A, throat, slight.
Jos Wyrick, co A, right side Gnght.
APRIL 1BF-K1LHD.
Joshua Reynolds, co D.
WOUNDED.
Samuel Mcdaniel, 90 H, left shoulder, Slightiy.
II ERl 0AP1UREoE BAETlRr CASIO, APRIL 4D,-mLm.
Jos Caldwell, % Lieut., coo.
George Drum, Corporal co A.
J r Logsdou, CO o.
William Ross, co D.
james " Caldwell, CO D.
L MeQuoWn, co D.
MayeR,oo II.
Harvey Haddix, co Il.
II Grimes, co II.
John Briggs, I'd Lieut., co x, left hand, slightly.
o Mathews, Corp, co A, left foot, severely.
Oscar Q Nilsson, Corp, co A, right shin, severely.
John LogSdop, co A, leg.
John Porter, co A, bowels, slightly.
John A BTys0n, co A, right knee slight.
Wm II BonAr, co B, neck, severely.
Henry Bane, serg't, co o, Gllghtly.
Francis II 9Ookman, co o, right foot.
= d Adams, serg't, co D, right breast, slightly.
J Mccoy, Corp, co p, right breast, slightly.
James Tanner, co D, LEFT hand, seriously.
james n Keller, co D, face, slightIy.
Jacob BOWBeF, co B. right hip, BeIi0uGly
Robt oarean, co 3, right shoulder, Serfounly.
Isaac Drain, 90 B, len hand, seriously.
Eugene snodEraIS co ,, right leg shot GnoS died.
Hi SatteTheld, 90 =, LETT arm, slightly.
Thos Martin, co +, head confusion.
eNmuel Noes, 90 q, right leg dangerously.
] D EGhelbeTger, co h heal, confusion.
W MentGer, co H, head, confusion.
MISSING.
VIM WOtring Corporal co q.
DSnieLPugh, CO L
| A SWCOrinEcn, co I.
This list would have been furnished you soon on
butuntil now, have had no opportunity.
1 am very respectfully your obedlent servant,
| W. b. CURIlB,
18th Reet. W. Va. lint.
To ? P. PeirpOint, A6j't Gen. ". We.
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INV YoRK, April 2s.-The saffolk, Va,
correspondent Of the Herald states that
rebel officers who have arrived there re-
port that the news of Lees surrender
reached JEFF. Davis at DanviIle three sdays
after his proclamation, and JEFF. left at
Daylight the next morning fol. Greensboro.
Jeff. stated that fhard pushed be should
go to Tex9s where he was surs he could
rally an army aronnds him and make an!
other stand, and that he should never leave
the limits of the Confederaeyse He,issued
orders for cavalry to join him and to burn
the bridge over the NeWbern and Roanoke
rivera, which was reported to be done, and
also for the evacuation Of Weldon. Il. g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24

wHARPER's MoaFB1Y for May ia a
magnificent number, and contains an inter.
esting article on McO lellan's change Of
base, before Richmond. They are for sale
at McKelvey's Literary Depot, corner of
Market and Quincy Streets.
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ELECTION.
sTATB OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
Annual Township Election,
AnriI R7th. 1867.

OAAO SOSN44B 4S@H4Gs
Annual Township Election,
April a9th, 1865.
NI0TIoE Is hereby given that an Election will be
IN held on THURSDAY, APRIL 9Tth, 1855 ct
the several places hereinafter mentioned for the fol.
lowing ToWnAhip oHieers, viz: Supervisor, Township
CLERK, OVeESeer Of the Poor, Township Treasurer,
two Inspectors Of Elections, two Oonitables, three
School Commissioners, and Surveyor Of RoadS. Un.
der The direction Of the Supervisor and Inspector
Elections in each toWnlhip
In the ToWnShip Of Richie, at the Public Sehool
House 10 the town Of eoush wheeling.
In the Township Of Webster, ct The house OF Mra,
ooWl, corner Of 1at and OhAplfna streets.
In Centre ToWnhhiP. at the Public sehOOl HOUSE
In UpIon ToWnshIp, At the 9Th Ward Hose House
I, In Clay Township ct the Court Houso Of ohic
In Madison TOvnship, at the City Hail III Second
In Warrington Township. at thslIt Ward Hos,
In In Rsohland Township, at the Riehlnud School
In Liberty TOvn,hip, at the house Of John 1arriS
In TfiadslphlA township, At hOuao Of Rroderssa
HoyOE, In thetoWn Of TriadSlphiA-
By order Of the Supervisors Of Ohio County
aplS-d&tWtd GEO. ". SIGHTS, Clerk.
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~RUlR.-The river lie still falling
slowly, with about eight festin the channel.
Che BOstOnA departed for Cincinnati aud
ene Highlander for Petersburg. The Ia.
gle is the packet for ParkersburR this
moEpiug.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24

DDPoI1oE.-Riohard Gardner was fu.
ed twenty dollars and costs by Alderman
Johnson on Saturday for assault and bat
terry upon q woman.
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FoRFRBss MoNRoE, April 20.-The sut.
ler's store of J. W. Wharton was last even
ing seized by the military authorities and
the attaches placed under arrest.
Sam Arnold, who was arrested here a
few days ago in company with the propri-
etor, was taken to Bath by couple of de.
tective officers sent here for that purpose,
He was the chief clerk of the establish
ment. and had only been here since last
March. ) i
The steamer Louise arrived here last
evening from Newbern, N. O., with Capt.
A. 8. Rmball, the post Chief Qusrtermas-
ter of North Caroline, who has been re.
lieved and with his clerk is en- route for
New York city. The captain of the steam-
er Louise reported having seen the q. s,
steamer Ashland, loaded with troops,
ashore about 35 miles northWard of Hat.
teras, n. c.
WAsHmeToA, April 22s--16 formation
from Headquarters Army of the Potomac
Of the Goth inst. states that an officer had
arrived from Goldsboro and stated that
Johnston's army was completely democrat
lied since hearing of Lees surrender.
Johnston dared not rick battle. sss q az.
New dispatches to the Army of the Po-
tomac had been received. The 9th Corps
are relieved from guarding the South Side
railroad and their places are to be taken
by the 9TH corps. The 9th and And corps
have as yet received no orders, but are
hourly expecting to be sent to some prom
inent post. III Is 81
Wednesday was observed as day of
mourning in the army. labor being sus-
pended. Nothing was talked of in the
camps, among officers aud men, but the
sad fate of our late President, and bat one
sentiment is entertained in. regard to the
terrible tragedy while all their sympathies
are with the bereuved family of the de.
ceased.
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EVENING BOARD.
Cincinnati Market.

ElslL "a 5sE OHOnNA1II APFl S1'-
FLoUR-DuIl; superdue $875.
WHBAT-DulI Prime Red u 90. 't -n-
OATS-Good demand at zoe
.,Q0RN--Dull, prices nominal.
aRYE--Sales at 81 90.
Z gWHESKY-DulI; 125 bbs sold at So Os. d. ~ r.#
PRQVIBION%-Msss Pork in good demand; sales
of $50 bb at 81 50 for country and 81 90 for city,
Bulk meat held Nl98c higher. Lard In demand st
17e. Nothing doing in Blcou. There is active
demand for sugar cured Hams at l9c.
-POTATOES-VerYd dull and prices nominal.
SEEDs-OloVer $l4 50.
OILS-Dull; LinBsed 81 IL.
a0BD-146D1I7. silver l331I95.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24

NEw YORK, April 2s.-Toronto papers
contain an sfiidaTis stating that the notori.
GUS Mcdonald of that city, together with 3
member Of the Toronto ECo16cif named
Denison, had been disc6EeredJ preparing
pirate at 0oliingWood for plumber, npon
the lakes. The scheme was frustrated by
seiEing the vessel
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24

D~THl attention Of those interested is
called to the notice of Boilers meeting in
South Wheeling. See advertisement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24

f NEW YoRK. April. 22.-T6e Tribune's
Washington special says theithe invesdga-
ton of the conspiracy now going on shows
attempted by poison. .asa IS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24

~THI citizens Of Union Township
meet this evening at the Rough and Ready
Hose House, to nominate township officers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24

PH1LADELPa1A, April 90 Jay Cook Re.
ports the sale ofsthe 1880 loan yesterday
At 81, l10, GOO. The largest western sn6.
scription was $l06. 600 from Chicago; east.
err, $500, 900 from New York. Total for
i've days this week is SIS, Tss 700.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24
Dwelling for sale.

THE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING, corner
4 Monroe and H1tGh GtreeG8, containing OoVea
.rOoml. ROUo1Iion 1t April II not nold by 1t
April q Win b8roate1. 1nquiFO Of 2 81
80 30 p o'a1IpRI sE1!iI BIO.
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oAIRo, April a2.-The fagship Black
Hawk vas entirely destroyed BY Ere at
Mound City this morning. No particulars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-24

. ORRRT HIGGINS has On hard ard onars Or
tS nAlsVSEy cheap 100 Tents and Wagon Covers,
iUst the the thing Ior awnings ticking. sAdalGua
and TAIlcEP usoS- Also tIoheaVy Duck EAEpa1llnll
lSxSa fS0G Tie latter, II NOT sold BY the Arat %
April viii be for rent BY the day, week or month.