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TO ALL CONCERNED.

IRON this time hehccForth it viii be absolutely
Il impossible for me to open accounts with any
per son except such as have been prompt ID HIST
their engagements Cash ia required from me by
and to carry on my business 1 must require CASH
from my own Customers.
All persons vhu knJw themselves indebted to me
are earnestly Requested to cali and settle thcir ac-
counts. When money is not to be had I will take
produce .t all kinds H. Z
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PROFESSIONAL GARD.

EoR certain reasons ideem It proper thus to say
Il to the public, that, being relieved Of engage.
necessarily drawn largely upon INV time and at.
tention, and more or less embarrassed the discharge
OF professional duty, / intend, il my life be spared,
pursuit of my profession.
will give especial attentioh to that branch of
practice which has been my main study from the
eomimensetnen of my experfeiGestfAS DIsRAsEs
OF FEMktEs AMP cAILpEEs" -and id otaer to a sue
cessful thanSgetnent, I will avail myself of the IA.
test IMPROVEMENTS In Medicines and aSbiiaSces-
JOHN J. 81. SfRATFH..
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S%APPISGTON HOTEL.

cHARLEsTowN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA.
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H'S

MARYLAND CLOTHES WASHER.
Washes Faster than any ether Machine.
Washes Fabric of tie Finest Texture cifh-
ont iUmy-iS more simple ard more du-
r0dLe than any other Muchihc-Aas at
tached the Best Wriager m Me United
States-wOrks easier thar othcr NacAinc
nOt1 IN use.
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Aieau1th GO Bro.
SOLE AGENTS AT CIIARLESTowN, FOR
SToNEBRAKER's PREPARATIONS.
-opsp ,rD c,rrI y Downpns
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LEISENRING and son,
HARPER'S FERRY,
CHARLESTOwN,
RIPPoN,

WHERE they keep a large assortment Of DRY
w 0 such a.
Cloths, CaslHneres, Calicoes, Cottons, Gihgtans,
Lawns. Ready Made Clothing, &C.
Also, Ladies, Fancy Goods, Fancy Soaps,
P~crfumery, Extracts for favOring,
Boots, Shoes, Ladies' Gamers,
Gentlcmcn's Linen and Paper Collars,
Neck Ties and Gloves &c,
Flor Mating iUil CIo'h, Carpetirg, &C.
Leather of all kinds, aud Shoe Findings,
GROCERIES-such as
Molasses, Prime Syrup, Sugars,
Oils of all kinds, Paints, FIsh, &c.
Hardware of all kinds,
Drugs and Medicincs-Spiccs, Canned Fruit,
Tin and Wooden VVare-Measurcs of all kinds.
STATIONERY-School Booksj Writing Paper,
Envelopes, States, &c, &c.
o. Goods specially ordered promptly attended
to-onc oil the firm visiting Baltimore every week.
O. All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in
exchange for goods.
NOVEMBER I, 1865.
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OFFER 10 THE PEOPLE THEIR
LARGE AND WE'LL SELECTED STOCK OF

DRUGS. CHEMICALS. PAINTS, vARNIssEs
OILS. PATENT MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFS
AND DRUGGISTS FANG,
0 AED STATIONERY,
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CERTIFICATES.
From a careful Chemical Analysis SfaSnps-
TiOr OM Rye Whisky, PaRc0ihartt-
cOHized by JOIN b. WILSON,,
of BaNimOrc.
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FALL .gE:D TV.AN-TBR
GO -.

II 1 am now prepared to offer to the public gem
Grail a. large and carefully scIected a Stock a.
~as ever before brought to this market, including
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northumberland
JOHN E. WILSON,

e5-tts purity has hech fully tested as per the an:
nexed certificates of analysis:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-16
News from Central America.

New YORK, May 15.-The steamer Ocean
Queen brings Panama dates.
The news OF the assassination of Presi.
dent Lincoln was received on the LIST, cast
ing gloom over the entire community.
A large meeting was held at the Ameri.
can Consulate's, at which appropriate reso-
lutions were adopted, and half hour guns
ordered to be fired, and a monument sub i.
scription of dollar each was also taken
up.
The English war steamer Devaststor and
United States steamer Oyane, lowered their
flags and fred minute guns.
The new contract of the Panama rail.
road company passed fret reading in the
Bogato Congress.
President Murillo has. consented to act
as mediator between Costa RIGA and other
Central American States.
A disturbance occurred at Bogato owing
to the refusal of some members Of Congress
to uncover their heads, while religious
procession was passing. Several persons
were shot.
Gen. Barrios has left Costo RIGA en- route
or Salvador, with the object of heading the
Liberals of that republic in revolution.
The brig Admiral Guisse with General
Castella aboard, a prisoner, arrived at
Acapulco, Mexico, on the I'd.
The United States steamers Lancaster
and Saranac, were at Acapulco on the goth
ultimo.
About so arrests have been made in
Panama of persons engaged in the late dis
turbance.
Spain has made claims against Cbili's
munitions of war having been sent south
of Chill, to protect places likely TO be at.
tackled. The troubles between them and
Paraguay are not yet settled.
The revolution in Peru is progressing
but little, and tits thought that it will be
nut down.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-16
- MlcaAEL oErs A VERpIcr.-I.aa, nnaE

A1 A'NAAAL SAES NHRpICTs-Last week
case WAs tired in the Circuit Court of this
sy4aty. involving damages to the amouut of
sewers. hundred dollars. Toe plaiuuff
A.ssAsl CarElgAn, an earnest 1tishmAn, de,
.ssaiaed to have his dues and resent Auy
s-rs9Nss on his rights. The defendant was
Cs'ssuAn Frank, rimid German, who. was
ssa.y frightened by the heavy amount of
iAmsSes claimed by his opponent. Tap
?sAss 'has Michael had purcbashed from
Fans small patch of ground lying in
NN'saall county, just beyond the line be.
tween Ohio and Marshall Before leaving
;se premises Christian removed or took
Eia him few gooseberry bushes, which
81 wife claimed as her property. This
Soniog to Michael's knowledge reused his
re, aud be determined to viudicate the sa-
sssd right of property by an appeal to the
Dsjssty Of the Law and the impartial YER.
diet of jury of his couutrymen. To this
mi he brought suit, laying his damages at
500. When the day of trial had arrived
M.saAei was on hand with a formidable
A:r-y Of Witnesses, whom he had brought
Nth him from Marshall county. When
g7e csse wss called, Christian through fear
.; - the advice of his friends failed to
a7PsAr. sut it looked as though Germany
zsu.a have to suffer.
The jury WAS duly sworn and the wit
assses called 10 prove the trespass on
M.ahsers domain. Some of them had
-sa.ly seen Christian or his frow carrying
a :ev bushes down the road. Michael felt
sauguiue he had established his loss and
,ae jury would, no doubt, give him a YER
-lct and wonder that be did not 6z his
5susges at much higher figure. His
expectations in the fret particular we're
realized, the jury did render 8 verdict in
rs fsvos and assessed his damages at one
cert, bat unfortunately ireland would have
% eay the costs. Michael was astonished
:: ;a's failure of the jury to fully viudicate
re rights aud property of the citizen,
SUI hurried to the clerks desk, pocket
soak il hand, determined to psy the costs
ga leave the halls of justice in disgust.
a banded the clerk dollar, requesting
= 70 take the costs on: of that, and let
n oui Of the house as quick as possible,
A. lie Fever intended to entOr it again. To
uodify the PLAINTIFF disappointment, the
Witnesses ard officials waved their fees in
tie case 50 as TO reduce the costs to the
susl,est possible amount. But just imag-
re -..Izud's indignation when informed
:as' he would have to pay S1l IS, He
.sciizss TO take al appeal, aud will here.
s;,sr depend on the shlIleIah TO defend his
Eats.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-16

PEACE CELIsRATIoSs.-Ther ia q
1a.vers=l desire prevailing among the 10y
= people Of the United States that the au-
,aariuea of The land shall designate and
Sc, apart time for general rejoicing over
re - established authority of the gov
.:onen,, and the restoration OF peace to
ar distracted country, by the final and
complete triumph eff the gallant armies of
;ae Cai7a- For some time past, the COM
.cg Fourth Of July has been looked TO as
,.-s when the nation could again unite in
=71a festivities as would become the great
occasion. TIE hearts of the whole PEG.
2lsEill joiu IN making it such day of re-
.7.cioz as has never before been witnessed
i America, and We would urge upon our
r1'ers ard The press throughout the coun-
Try 70 put the ball in motion to make ear
: ard complete arrangements for the &C.
:4s!oa. Il has been suggested to US by
soue Of cur n-loVing citizens, that at
east ,bEse days should be SET apart for
-n.s purpose By proclamation of the Pres
.-zc,. These days to embrace the 4th, 9th,
AID Of July. One day to be devoted
TO religious exercises, one day for general
festivities, ard one for the reception of vol
7pfesra, dedication Of soldiers buryiDg
grounds. etc. II programme Ofthis char
sc,sr sboOld be adopted at least month
abould be allowed for preparation, as there
are thousands of returned volunteers, and
perhaps large number who could be fur.
Laughed TO participate, aud grand mill
tsry display might be provided in almost
every capital in the Union. But whatever
nsy be done elsewhere, We hope that i'm
Mediate steps will be taken to have such a
celebration IN weeeiing as will meet the
~i.b.s and expectations of the citizens.
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Now YORK Market

Nav YORK, May 10.
COTTON-Duu.
FLOUR-Dull and 90 lower s. oO@7 so Gc Extra
<. II. O.; 81 S699 % for 1rado brands, market
closing heavy.
WHISKY. Without decided chan &c; Western 81 90
>, MnEAT-Dull and l@2c lower; Milwaukee Club
81 3691 49, and 5000 bush. Amber Michigan at 81 g.
and zoo bush. White State at 81 90.
hHE-Dun and lower; Western at 90c.
BARLEY-Dull.
=, CoRN-Firmer; 959ssc for new Mixed Western;
Yellow Southern.
621&@5Sc.
!eUIAH-Quiet; Cuba MuScOvadO lO1<c; Porto
Rico lO1Sc; HavanA 1915.
MOLA6SkS-DulI.
W0OL-Dull.
p PEERoLEUM-crude SIC; Refined in Bond o7c;
Refined Pree TO.
81 PoRK@opened steady and lower; and closing at
$23 O0@23 81. Also 1850 bblS new mess for May and
June, sellers option, at $23 CO@28 Co.
:, BEEF@steAdy; $l2 Ou9l6 o. Tor plain mess and
$l6 OO@20 90 for sxtrA mess.
BEEF HAMS-Firmi ga es 800 bbIs at $24 CO92s 90.
CUT MEATs-Qulet; H@l6o for shoulders and
17@loc for hams.
BAOON-DulI and nominal.
LARD-HeAvy and shade easier at l6\@19.
BUTTER-Dull; $50 for Ohio and 2SGDI6o for
State,
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wCoSOERr OF THR MAHHEROHoR.-
Last evening we had the pleasure of being
present at the Concert and Ball of the Ger.
man Maunerchor Society. The music, both
vocal and instrumental, was of the most
superior character. Mr.. n. Mas, superior
vocalist, leads the singers. all of whom are
thoroughly trained. Professor Ebbert pre-
sided at the piano. After the Concert,
dancing was inaugurated. A bountiful
supper was prepared. Every one present
appeared to be delighted with the evenings
entertainment. The lsteness of the hour
prevents that extended notice which the
occasion deserves.
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bS-ARaHsE OF JoHn LEsOx-our
readers win remember that Mr.. Robert
Morrow was shot and killed by John
hen01' in October last, at Washington,
tennsyIvania. The murderer succeeded
10 making his escape aud reward of two
hundred dollars was offered for his ar
rest One day last week he was discover.
ed aud arrested in Petersburg, by 0. s.
detective Quincy Mounts, and yesterday
was brought up to this city on board the
steamer Potomac. He was here met by Nj.
Edward Smith, sheriff Of Washington com.
y, aud Me- Sc. WOLF and under their
charge conveyed to Washington for trial.
Lenox was engaged as wagon driver be.
tween PArkersburg and the mineral wells
in that vicinity.
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Ranenna nanisinn.

NEW YORK, May 15.-As assessors of In
ternal Revenue have been acting under a
Misrepresentation concerning the deductions
permitted. The following letter to cit
izen will set them right:
TREASURY DRPARTMENT, OFFICE OF In
TERNAL REVENUE, WASHINGTON May IL,
1865. -SIR:-Your letter of May I'd in re.
gard to the deductions from incomes, is
received. reply, that where the owner Of
property occupies the same, he is at liber-
ty to deduct the repairs, taxes, insurance
and interest, on iucumbrauces on such
property, as if the same were rented and
produced income and he has the came
right, even if the property is unoccupied.
(Sigued) Very respectfully, ga
r. Rollins, Dep. Com.
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~NEw FOUNDRY WAREHousH.-The
euterpFislng firm of Joseph Bell l. 90. are
now fully established in their commodious
warehouse on Monroe street, where they
present fine display ofrstoves and cast.
iOgs of every description. This arm has
recently enlarged their foundry, and now
have fscilitee for doing vast amount of
work, and in point of capacity is second to
none in the city. They employ the best of
Workmen, and spare no pains to make their
castings equal to any in the market. The
handsome illustrated show bills, gotten up
at the A"ts'tgsHesr job office for the firm,
is a sample of their good taste, and will
give good representation of the various
patterns of stoves manufactured at the
Eagle Foundry.
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MEETING OF THH You've Mpu,,
CHRBTIAN AssocIATIoN.-A very interest..
Ing meeting Of the Young Mems Christian
Association was held at their rooms las.
evening. ''
An address from the Young Mems Chris.
tan Association of Montreal, Canada. to
the Association 10 this city, was read, and
the President instructed to reply to 1t.
circular from the Young Mems Chris.
van association of the United States and
6tlnsh Provinces, issued In Boston on the
8asot April, and circular from the Assoc.
OIauon OF fhlladelphia. inviting the an.
Potnnng OF delegates from the Association
~ tols CITY TO attend the annual Couven.
tion OF the Young Mems Christian Asso.
Citations OF the United States and British
Provinces, to be held in PhiladeIpbia conn.
mencing on the 7th of June next we're
readi "e'e
On motion, it was resolved that fopr
delegates be appointed to represent the
Association, in this city, in said Oonyen-
ton, when the following named gentle.
men were chosen for that purpose: Rev.
). b. BsrnitE, L. Blackburn, s, p. Wheei.
er and Wm. b. Oxtoby.
The following named gentlemen were
appointed alternates Isaac McNair. Geo.
Carnahan, F. NJ. Porter and VIM. d, IT.
win. a. -
A committee was appointed to wait up.
on Rev. 1. &. Addison and request him TO
deliver lecture to the Association on
Monday evening, goth inst.
A committee was appointed to consider
the question of having religious meeting
at the Fourth street NJ. Z. Church on
Thursday evening. June Let, fast day1
Wnen Union prayer meeting and appro
pirate addresses could be made.
A report OF the condition of the Wheel.
ing Religious Book House was made.
showing that the institution had more than
paid expenses during the past year. was
entirely out OF debt and in q fourishino
condition.
After appointing prayer meeting for
Monday evening next, the Association ad.
journed. ''''
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ing to see the, gentlemen who had rooms

ing to see the gentlemen who had rooms
there.
Odd he not come there often to sec
the prisoners7 A.-Yes, frequently.
Q.-Would he remain for good whilei
A.-As general thing he would go into
the room and would see nothing further
of him.
Odd these persons leave the city and
return several times. A.-They lett on
Saturday to go to their homes, as unr
derstood. to Baltimore.
Q.-Do you know whether Booth &C.
companied them or mott Al think not.
Q.-Were these interviews with Booth
and them alone, or was Booth accompanied
BY othersH Al never saw any one with
him.
Q.-They told you, his name was ].
Wilkes Booth, did they2 Ayes, Arnold
did. l asked who..he was, and he said J.
Wilkes Booth.
Odd he call for them frequently and
not End them them in. A.-Yes, sometimesH
Odd he manifest much anxiety about
them on these occasions2 A.-Frequently,
when they were away he would call three
or four times before they returned. He
would seem very anxious TO see them.
Odd he ever leave orders for them.
A.-Sometipes he would request if they
came before he called again, to say they
would find him at the stable. Sometimes
he would go into the room and write
note for them.
Q.-Do you recOllect the last time Booth
played in the city, about the 18th or Goth
of this month"; A.-Yes.
Q.-Did these prisoners present you with
complimentary tickets for the play that
uight2 A.-Yes; expressed wish to see
him, and they gave me ticket.
Q,-Did there seem to be preference in
the intimacy of his association with these
menu II 90, which was he the most init
mate within Al can't Say. He would
sometimes inquire for one, and sometimes
for another; though think more frequent
ly inquired for O'Lsughlin.
Q-Did you ever see any arms at their
rooms2 A.-Isaw pistol once, and but
once.
Q.-Do you remember at any time seeing
a rough looking person, laboring man or
mcdaniel A.-Not lsboring man; there
was man who used to come sometimes.
think he passed one night with them.
Q-Do you know his name7 A.-No,
/ would know him il cav him. He was
what you would call a respectable looking
mechanic. Not what you would call a
gentleman.
Q.-CouId you describe him. A.-Not
very infinitely. His hair looked as if it had
been exposed to the weather.
Q.-Do you recognize him among the
prisoners at the bar. A.-No.
Q.-Did these prisoners seem to have
any business transactions with Booth, and
if SO what. A-They said they were in
the Oil business.
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w Tar oIIr CO1oERT.-Last even

Thai Orr CoEoERT.-Last even
.1y =.a tie time 61ed for the grand gift
eoaceI,, for which tickets have been sell
tpg for several weeks past. At the ap-
pointed hour a Jorge crowd of ticket hold
srs had assembled ia front Of Washington
Hall. The weather being remarkably fne.
itwss not deemed necessary TO open the
doors, and the audience, composed priuci-
ps.ly Of juveniles, took seats upon the
curb stone, q few of the elder and more se-
date persous occupying reserved stand mp
seas. The performance was superb and
the music perfectly enchanting. the au'
dience tbemselyes being the performers
cons'quentIy they could not be otheF" wise
than pleased. This is certainly an Origina
idea. and one that may be followed up will
Advantage. Another novel feature Was II
the feet that tickets are good for the mex
concert, and that ihose who are not 90 for
tupate ss TO hold tickets are admitted free
Auorg the most noticeable pieces present
ed was the "screecb Owl Solo" by tw
bundred boys in appropriate costume, "
did not go There" by:uumerous yOung Ia
dies, assisted by an equal number Of youn
gentlemen. At the conclusion of the per
Torrance, the large and delighted audieGc
retired in overwhelming numbers.
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To Invalid Soldiers /!
Artificial Legs, Arms, and
Clutches.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THEIR
MANUFACTURE.

o. 8. GENKRAL HOSPITAL,
WHBRLINd, W. Va, April 25th, 1855.
I TAKE pleasure in stating to yon that 1 have
carefully examined the Artificial Logs manufac.
tured by LEONARD LEGRAN, and for which you
are agent. Por simplicity Of eonstru ction as veil
durability and convenience. have never seen
anything to equal them, and therefore cheerfully
to need artificial limbs.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN KIRRBR,
A. A.surgeon, U. g. A., in charge.
wHEnIAo, ". Va, April 9th, 1855.
have carefully examined the Artificial Legs Of
LEONARD LEGRAH, and ind them simple in their
construction, of good workmanship, light and very
substantially made They will be quito as service
able any artificial legs in use, and account OF
their simplicity and strength less liable to need
pairs. cheerGully recommend them TO any who
JOHN FRISsELL,
A. A. Surgeon U. 8. A.
WHHRGMa, ". Va April Goth, 1866.
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by OHARLES
BEHLBR, Agent, I can recommend for the following
advantages: simplicity in BtruotuI Q, strength OF
material and economy in price.
Respectfully, r. w. HAZLETT.
Surgeon Board OF Enrolment.
It affords me pleasure to state that LEONARD
LEGRAN, corner Of East Commons, Allegheny, has
furnished me with artificial leg, that can use
we'll, after one weeks using. cheeFfullY recon.
mend to all who are I'M fortunate to need one 70 give
49, epringdale, Allegheny county, Pa.
For further particulars eali on Or Adde'S
CHARLES BDHLER, Agent,
Monroe Street,
apr2s-1y between Market and Fourth.
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JEFF. Davis-The Indiana Conspira.
tors.

NEW YORK, May l5.-Jeff. Davis will
reach Washington the middle or latter part
of this week. EItW-l KS s..
The Posts Washington special says: The
prevailing impression among officials here
is, that Jeff. Davis will be tried for high
treason before the United States Court. and
not be arraigned before the Military Com
mission now trying the conspirators.
Nearly all the morning session to-day
has been occupied in reading the testimony
taken on Saturday.
A delegation from Indiana waited on the
President to-day to obtain a Communication
of the death sentence of the conspirators
Bowles, Milligau aud Harvey.
The advance of Shertdan's army is at
Alexandra. .--r..
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An Unfounded Rumor in Circula~
s.f. . tl0n,

NEW YoRkj May l5.-Ths Trib4ne's spe
siaI says: Reports that were in circulation
IN Germany about counterfeit bonds, grew
out of the jealousy of the popularity of
our bonds, and was resorted 10 by brokers
10 their effort to aid sales OF home securl.
ties. There are now held in Germany
alone three hundred million dollars OF our
8 20 honda, aud the demand has bsen So
great that tor weeks past exchange has
been one-half per cent. in our favor. Its
q source OF qualification to our govern
ment that these European capitalists who
had faith in our cuuse in the darker days
of our struggle, have lived 10 see the seCu
rites they purchased freely at As rise IN
the London market to 166, netting them
profit Of nearly fifty per cent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-16

~RIvER.-The weather yesterday was
quite pleasant, and business about the
wharf assumed q more lively appearance
than for some days past. The Potomac
from Cincinnati arrived With a good Trip.
The Wild Wagner is due this morning.
The Beulah, which has been running as q
transfer boat at Petersburg, came up yes
terday and is to be reprinted and otherwise
repaired. She will make first rate low
water packet. The Potomac, Capt. Fink
and Wild Wagner, Capt Drown, will leave
for Cincinnati this evening at o'clock
They are both splendid boats with very
accommodating officers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-16

WASHINGTON, May l6-The witnesses
exs mined this morning was to1 the purpose
of showing the intimacy of BJoIn, Arm
old and O'Laughlln.
Mr. Cox, tor tho defense. objected to this
evidence on the ground that the mere fact of
intimacy was not evidence of conspiracy.
Judge Advocate said they had fully es-
tablisned the intimacy of parties III Wash~
that intimacy existed III Baltimore.
The court overruIed the objection, but
ordered it TO be- put on record.