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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07
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Professor EuSril Larrard, Cpupil of
PAPHAE1, the London AStrOlogerO will write ont
sclEAIIRIoA1LT and CORRECTLY, the PUEURE EARTHLY
DEiEHT of any Man, WOmanOr Child. No cards or
tortune-telling trickery resOrted to. These Life
charts point out particularly the RUEuRE In regard
to Health, Money, Sickness, Love and Marriage,
Business Friends, Enemies, 60 and arc sure euie,
run Charts IS ten years, S; answering i've ques.
lions, 81. Satisfaction guaranteed. send day of
month and year of birth, whether married or sn,e
andSex Address, EUsTIs LARRARD,
dec2S-1mdt Camden, New Jersey.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
aASHEESH

HAsHEEsH OANDY.-FHE GREAT
ORIENTAL NERVINE CoMPouND,-HsaI,b. Ia,
and Beauty gladden. the heart, blessing to The
nervous and dsbilitated of all classes, and humane
ty should dictate ifs universal use It il thousand
fold better than Quiuiue for General Debility, obis
and Fever. 1t is sure to preserve the CCmplexiOn
and Skin, and imparts the bloom Of perfect Health
aud Vigor to those who use it.
Agsnts-P. 4. zTNN, Bridge Corner SCHULZ 4
TRUsoHELL, one door below the MeLure House.
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GTwENTY more recruits are required
to fill up Company P, of the 9Th West Vir-
gtnia Volunteer Infantry, stationed at the
Atheneum.
To those wishing to enlist a better op.
portunity cannot afford itself. The men
are provided with comfortable quarters,
good rations and clothing. The duty is
very light IN comparison to what is re.
quired of soldiers in the field.
The usual county and government boun-
ty will be given to accepted recruits.
Apply to Edward Lindner, 1st Lieuten-
ant at Atheneum, Wheeling, W. Va. 1t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07

B8THE Grand Combination Variety
Show exhibited again last evening to a
we'll pleased house full of people. They
perform again this evening, introducing
new and interesting features. They also
give performance this afternoon, on
which occasion the price of admission will
be reduced to fifteen cents, for the benefit
of children who may wish to see the rec
markable dogs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07
From Cairo and Ralow.

CAIRO, Jan. 5.-The steamer Olive
Branch, from New Orleans on the 29th
ult.' has arrived with the mails for the
North and East, and the 10Th and 22d Ken
lucky infantry en- route for Louisville to be
mustered out. 70
The transport Exact is reported to be in
sinking condition outside the bar. Sbe
oollided with another vessel off Vadusco.
In the absence of our cavalry from Baton
Rouge the rebels were demonstrating
against that place. A considerable force
OF them were concentrating at CLIFTON, La.
A movement of troops is said to be 90
ing on from Memphis. the particulars of
which are coutraband.
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Administrator'a Notica.

HAVING been appointed administrator of the
III estate Of the late Col. Joseph Thoburn, I de.
sire to notify all Pesons having claims against said
estate 70 present the same to me duly certified to
indebted to said estate will please call and settle
During his last visit to his family Colonel Tho
purn made ont bills against those indebted TO him
tor medical attendance. Those bills Nre now in my
possession will retain them for reasonable
length OF time to give an opportunity for such as
desire TO do to settle their bills without
SaEy cost either to the estate or themselves.
uec&S-1m JAMES WILSON.
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"a MERCHANTS and others in city or
country, wishing superior article of In
digO, Nader or other DyestufFs. will do
we'll to make their purchases from T. H.
Logan & Co., and Logan, List & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheel
ing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07

B0THE COUnr MARTIAL which conven-
ed in this city on Thursday has been some-
what increased by the new arrivals of Off .
GERS detailed for the court. The United
Safes Court room in the Custom House
has been selected as the most proper and
convenient place for the court to hold it's
aeaainna
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PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 6.-The steamer
Potomac from New York for Portland, took
FIRE around her boilers at o'clock this
morning off Cape Elizabeth, and burned
rapidly. The officers, crew and passengers
were taken off by a fisherman and have ar.
rived here. -Four lives were lost, Charles
E. Wilson chief mate, two sailors and one
cook. The cargo was insured. The hull
is being towed to port.
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New YORK MoneY Market.

NV YORK, January ..
MONEY Scarcely go strong but still very nrm i,
at per cent.
STERLING EXOHANGE-In good request at
l092S91O93< for gold.
GOGD-Dull and without mAteriai change in quo
tatton; opening at 22SIz declining to 2!T&<, ad-
Vancing to Z2S36, and closed at 22ylI.
. GOVERNMENT STOCRS-Activo and lower; U.
8. Skies 1881 coupons 1OSK; do. Rivs-Twenty coup
ons lOs1s; do. Ono Year Certificates 81.
RAILROAD ST0CKS-POrt Wayne 100.
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WAsHMGroS, Jan. Ga detachment of
men from the Potomac aotilla, under Act
ing Master Tall, landed on the Rappahau-
mock river on Wednesday, about six miles
above its mouth, and destroyed two bar
refs OF powder and two torpedoes which
the rebels had there collected.
The mail boat this morning from City
Point brought up rs rebel prisoners and
ueserters who have taken the oath OF allie.
glance.
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~UNsATE.-The little Market street
suspension bridge has been.well patroniEed
of late, not only by those who usually trav.
Ell over it but by persons who visited it as
a stand point from which to observe the
skaters on Wheeling creek. 1t has of course
been tasked with heavy and very irregu-
lar weight, and has been badly shaken and
generally abused. If it was unsafe be-
fore this, it is doubly dangerous now,
and the greatest care should be observ-
ed when there are more than three or
four persons passing over it. We do not
know but it would be good notion for
the Councils to order the. bridge to be clos
ed until such time as it can be thoroughly
repaired or replaced by new one.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07

~JANUARY BnLs.-This is the time o
the year when the dews fall the fastest
Our merchants have made out their Janu.
airy bills, and have already commenced to
shower them down upon their customers.
Busy, busting collectors and book keepers
are hurrying through the streets with great
bundles of stationary in one hand and bank
bills and greenbacks in the other.
We are informed that the number ofbills
made out at'the beginning of this year is
much greater than ever before, and they
are paid with greater degree of prompt.
ness. Every body seems to have plenty of
money and there is little of the disposition
to put collector off or dodge him. which
used so to annoy merchants who desired to
settle up their years business.
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AUGUSTA, MR., Jan. 6.-Ths following
state officers of Maine were chosen by
the Legislature to day: Adjutaut General,
John L. Hodson; Secretary of State, Eph.
rain Flint, jr.; Land Agent, Isaac B. CLARK /;
Attorney General, john A. Peters.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07

New YORK, Jan. 6.-The steamer Cali
tornia, from Hilton Head, arrived at Fortress
Monroe yesterday, with Col. Ewing, bear
er OF dispatches from Gen. Sherman.
The army was resting aud preparing for
q great campaign. Fitzpatrick was active.
~ watching Hardee's movement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07

NRw YoaK, Jau. 6.-Gold without any
special interest and but little speculative
movement. The price opened ,at 2284 and
declined to 2274.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07

BosToS, Jan. Ga public meeting will
be held 10 FanueiI Hall on Monday next,
to raise funds and extend aid to the people
of Savannah.
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@~MR. JACOB HoRSBROol . Inc. a.,
fiVed from Cumberland and inc. vitb
him Twenty-Five thousand dol 40 from, the ~.
LIST and 4'h Veteran Iufantty. Witch ne ~
will pay out to those authOriEei :, -, -
Company. ns NAS
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~-LIyELT TINES IN CT .sr L.rn-
We learn from an officer rec nj, arrivoa
from Cumberland, that there We host ~
officers now at that place. @, Croot
and staff, Gen. Kelley and ST. an m
val and staff, and Gen. Hays ID taft ara
now at that place, the point b iar egardsd
as the most convenient for the "a, ,eomon.
OF the different commands \ ,ieb the
officers named have respect, y oesD a.
signed. Uoon as-
, 1865-02-22

~
General Sherman llas penetrated into the
very heart Of The Gascouade s.atc--the r.
gion Of cowa:dly blustcr-of windy proclu-
nations and horizontal coat tails-of fierce,
1ire-eatipE hends who eau bark defiance ut
the whole world, and, when attacked, turn
tail and 60 yelping and lmping into their
kennels. This war has hitherto been trarlc.
In South Carolina It bids fair to assume the
groteEque. The rebels elsewhere have been
unfortunate; in South Carolina they are be.
coming ridiculous. In nothing is this con.
trast between lofty promises and mean per.
fcrmance more apparent than in the conduct
Of the Governor who issues from lis safe 20.
sition behind a goose quill ID the Governors
room ofthe Capitol, fierce proclamation re.
quising The people to "remoye all property
from the reach OF the cnem5:''
A'Iet him read everywhere and In cycrythipp
that To this State. from one portion Of ii to the
other. there IL Int onr purpose and nxed resolve
That purpose is to meet him At every point; fight
him al every roal; thst resolve fa TO undergo All
sut'eftnEs, submit to every sacrifice. welcome auy
iate sooner tban suhjection By his army, o. sub
Mtsaion TO hts tcrms-"
One would think that haring thus yalor-
ously excited the people ef South Carolina to
mutual competition in the heroic sacrifice Of
biting OF their own nose" +" he would have
bit m unusually lnree slice out Of the guber-
material proboscis. We should have expected
him, on the arrival Of Sherman at Columbia.
to have applied the torch to the family man
sion Of the Magraths aud to have perished by
falling On his sword, rather than to have left
A's property to the inglorious security Of q
Yankee guard, and to have sought personal
immunity from the hanging lie SO richly de-
serves, in modest and unostentatious flight;
Alas for the uncertainty Of chiyalric COURAGE
Gov Mag7ath neither fell upon the enemy nor
upon his sword. He spared his property and
preserved every square inch Of his guberna.o.
rial person Us sacredly as If he had been one
OF the archives Of the State. We know Of no
other mode Of accounting for Gov. Aas,ath's
obi. iousness than on the theory that being
resolved to die in the last ditch, he has .
modest dtsinclination to perish in any ditch
short OF the last
, 1865-02-22

Along with this general fall In commercial values,
| NC hare had IN rausua1ly close and atrinoen.
money market. There are several reasons for
this scarcity Of currency. Recruiting all over thu
Northwest is very active ut present, and the bal
anccs here arc being reduced both by city and
country depo.itors for Investment in county
| bonds Besides this, there Is an active movement
going On at pfe5cnt In the scven-Tbisty ioan and
the daily Investment Is uausual1y heavy. Then
there Is steady stream Of Treasury notes from
the West to the East on account Of the
cntsro :foppage Of shipments Of both pro-
visions and for ten days past Of livestock.
which has limited the supply Of Eastern exchange,
and forced the bankers to ship currency to meet
their drafts. This latter accounts to great c1-
tent for the extreme easlncss Of money at the
East, and IT, unusual closenes. In the West; aid
TIL the markets at the East correspond more closely
70 ours taeKe Is not much hope OF improvement.
bat1e1cd pork Is relatively $3.0o95.00 per barrel
higher In the West than in New York, and there
IL HrHrra1y RfnrlN nnFp
, 1865-02-22
.Qbnago Gribn1te



1nfee years nso, on this twenty second day
o1 feor.iary, Mr. Lincoln fret expressed bis
emphatic condemnation Of Mcclet1an's inac.
Ilon,, oy T. pcremptorY order that all the
n1u'es ol the United States ahonld
movs. forward. The order was pro-
muigated sevetal weeks before, and in
ooed1ence to 1t Grant captured Donel-
son. while Mcclellan gently took Manassas,
ALREADY tho fatal serpent Coppcrheadtsm had
Wh1spered In his ear the seductive ,wond
& Compromise" :" and held up to him ascI.
mating vision Of 1he glory he might acoule
by preventing the Federal forces from crush
Ing the rebellion, and thus ultimately riding
into power on the shoulders Of both. None
but weak head could have been turned by
dream so foolish, bns It turned McC;c1ian's,
and rendered him unfit for his position. Our
armies moved forHnrd-always with unrazy.
ing succcss, except the Army Of the Potomac,
which has not eren Jet wholly recovered
from the evil genius Of MeC1ellanlsm. With
unequalled endurance and steady yalor We
have pressed back the foe from Missouri.
Arkansas, Tennessee, the Mississippi Valley.
and mnch Of Louislaua; we hare occupied
every port cn the coast, and 90 discouraged
The enemy That every hour brings desert
crs, every dag victories, and every
week the conquests Of important posts
and positions, no one Of which has
from the first been surrendered. Had we
looked forward four years ago to our present
condition. VIC could NOT reasonably have
hoped for speedieror more rapid progress
in subduing the rebellion than has crowned
our efforts. The labor was appalling, and has
In The main been prosecuted with hezcu1ean
vigor which our enemies and the outside
world look upon as little short Of supot natu-
raj. II is peculiarly appropriate that on this
third anniversary Of The day consecratcd by
order Of President Lincoln to the policy OF
" moving on the enemy's works. we are per
mitted 10 zejoice over 50 important 4 fruit of
Tint policy as the Tall Of Charleston. As the
anniversary Of the birth Of Washington. of
the practical commencement Of tic work
Of subdu}ng the rcbellion-the opening of the
war on our side, which the rebels opened at
Ahe bombardmcnt Of Sumter-and now Of
me DOWNFALL Of the cradle Of secession. it msv
juetlY hereafter outrank any otner Of onr M
tional anniversaries.
, 1865-02-22
CA II BON DII-The narkr
with a decline Of 1c per gal On n,
a. Il White nj raf.;ftat} Sf1k~ n

9 isiGIs-Tnss; Gcer ending to-day IL &c
sssn oas q s1ee e. mseprsss:oa sad % dullnsssn t9s
sqs5 T. ;
depfse3attsa q :09s5 pr osl1st. For Day Or
absst net H. r9a
q ths awards Tor onJ 1oo brls prime 4 Soo "a
s:xa ssS s's: ssles ::
+: @ ,saPii s:'ss
ne ssS f. sa a4: 5
:aa 1aS5s ss,
d@n;shed an oy ihS ss5inEs3sy IN ths money market
Mess PeT6-Tn:rs /, il tie OF 10 INJURY, and the
market closes weak. with s-ilers ut 90. ani
no oayers ibis Is decline On the WEEK q 0b rcr
Prime. n1ess Pork-The demand has been a,moss
o1 u = e.: n5t:ss
e,tf e Il Pi1 Il ~ eps Per oE sales
IS ss ss e. r. saaa III
.1R11 1R11mR PORK The market Ia dull mud nominal At
ssre soa It n95sE ,he week several sna lots
ths senaad "a Light and tic market osss qa.s aaa
- Camoerisnas " ise ~ az Short H. IS for
shSH Clear Locs cut has are pretty well ous OF tno
sn1s a Rs, e assF sna
s. TO psr ~eae 700 pcs sl1ea shoulders at Ike
nI ss,4 ss
Dar snd sellers ssrssoo ar apart anu no sa'es
e.71as e s Mess Rsf as q
neef ye.y ts's inapeis9 nae I'd .ne
s,5sik s1aks y doss s@essd Bsef sailing to
thc trade to6"e p !o.a s n 15S renf ii ,hs MARKET
, 1865-02-22

corToS-The attention OF the trade was c.ncen.ra-
d Today On the $50 hnt.s Te14s cvtto1 ey.nriza
6aFqne Science, 5eld at public sale uf the T;hfta6
SI0tes Mafsnai Fni:h went OF at very low pr!ce4 in
the order n which tho several lots are specled ~
lollows: 70 hssea mtlln md strict mld1itn. al DC
good ordinary al So 81 ordinary at sic: IS re6oIs
Good ordinary at sc: pcklngs at Sic "a sanpes
q o - ordinary " 594: q low mildns at &c;
x @ @rsoe9ed. good ordinary: At A3Ac: plczings u
effnatT: q at asAG; pica1ngs At SC bale samples
strict good ordinary as 594c: II reboxsd orliary to
good ordinary at 5okc picktogB At SIC: bale s,-
pies ht 5sc ba1cs good ordinary 55hc bale re-
bnxed, gooh crdtnSry at 5OHc 1nI bafe papsr tluN
t1oHc. Iefms, Cash, In u S. Treasury notes; 800
down af lime OF saie an ench ba'e Ata later hour
,ics .od as SIC low nddlIn1. and U1k for barely
mlddllns- The Texra cotton wak OF ,:pod body anc1
Nothing trsnspired st private sale. Bu5eEs evlnced
ductlon than tho de":ne at New yo-k, and holders
we're unTilltng to give way to the extent demanded
SUGAR AND AoLAssxs.-The receipts this morning
comprised 100 bids. sugar and 100 h1ls MolAases.
Buye1a are holding a1nof and there were only few
small sstes At 19s @ foF common Sugar and &c for
n The market but ! e , little Molassee
~WEsTHHE PRnpUCE--A steamer arrived from thu
West this morning. She bad very light car.-- -
piIsing only 200 brs Hour nn1 i'm. ..s +. * III III
Trade, md 800 bal:R Ear for the GoTsnmsnt Ths
market IS nt stand sii1. md the ouy s1Irs IN ~
wrre ?o brs 1ae our at t10s Ha oo3 c6oce svtrs Il
brl 5ofterces lard It 2,Xc n It1 sacSs hrsn
It $500 100 hs- 10 sacss Loui4un corn It - ~ ~
at FLU, and 80 G1ck9 Western Whise ii - k 3 ~, ~
, 1865-02-22

doing little, and country merchants are buying
only to meet pressins wants. The preva!1in. o2in-
Ion seems to be that General sherman's misch Is
not yet over, and that Gold Will keep him com
pany-thus necessarily implyfus.has little cont
dence Is held in the future for high prices. On
Sugars we note decline Of FULLY ic on all grads'
Cofees showA depreciation OF 1c, syru2s SC. Teas
e9sc, Rice 4c.
Timothy Seed WIS moderately active At de-
cline Of 5GDtQc, with sales 1t Si.s05L8o for poor
to prime seed-the outside figure for an extra A.
hc!e. Clover Seed Was tn steady demand 1t SAC
@ta50
Cattle today were verJ duli, and bat fow were
sold except stock steers and osdin1s1 cattle.
There Is limited demand for good cattle on Gov
ernnent account, with very llgh. receipts Of that
grade Of cattle, Eastern shippers entirely ont
OF the market. a. 1t Is impossible to gat cattle to
New fosk withouta tedious delay on the roa1.
Ihe Gales tn-d1y were mostly 1T from $5.75 to
S6.7o Tor ordinary stock and extra stock steers
Hogs, with very heavy receipts and limited sup
ply, a1e quite dull, and tbs mafker was weak and
shsde lower today. The sales were at from
s1oso to $1ls73 for ordinary to medium hogs.
LATER.
During the afternoon the market st1franeta IN.
and In the evening No Spring advanced to sl.ss,
md closed with buyers at St.33 and sellers Al;
t1.3s11. Corn, Oats and uighwines were neglected.
Provisions dull and depressed, with sellers Of
Prime Mess Pork at $500, and He5, Pork al
So 20, without takers.
, 1865-02-22
Tho Legislature to BIO Paid In Gold.

From the Quincy Whigl
We find elsewhere the final action Of the
House OF Representatives on the appropria-
ton bill, the proceedings On which are given
by our Springfield correspondent up to the
poiut OF The assumed defat or the bill, We
hardly know which most to admire, the inno-
cent simplicity in legislative rules which ner,
rnits the rejection of q bill once passed. with.
out first zeconsidering the vote passing it. or
the inscrutable strategy which; under such
peculiar circumstances. adopts an amendment
tor tho purpose OF subsequently killing It by
rejecting tic whole bill. When the Ion4s
recedcd from its. amendment, after haYinr
passed the bill, there was most clearly an cn3
fo thc controversy. The bill was M ssed a . 4
came from the Senate. md the only Way to
reach II was BY reconsideration Of the yotc
passing it within tile time prescribed by the
rules.
But au doubt, II any could exist. waa after.
wards removed. by formal reconBidernt;on
Of The vote rejecting the bill, and than dr1;h.
erate1y passing 1t in full accordance with leo.
fslatiye usage.
In commenting On the adjournment of the
Legislature yesterday, We remarked that the
members might console themselves with the
reflection that they wet no worse, ffthev 1vcre
no better than the members Of other ler;sIos
tive bodies. We now desire to modiJV th1a
remark, By giving most Of them the crsa1t ~
being a little woiss than the ccnerll;tv ~
those who wear Legislative honofs. For cold.
blooded sclhshness and purely personal |eofs.
la,ion this act Of doubling their o,ra pav. Ain.
ply because they happen to be Invested with
tho power to do 50, and leaving errrubodr eise
uncarcd for, transcends any other unaccons os
p1ishcd act of impudence that has falIen nnder
our notice. The original proposition Ind Al
least the merit Of including othee public offi.
GERS with themselves; but the blu ns now
passed has no redceming trait Of generosity.
Or diffusion Of public wrong among the M,
ticipators, as the leader may choose to re9ard
it. Every candidate for the legislat1,rs NJ.
cepted Nomination and every men1hrr was
elected with full knowledge of the nav he
was to receive, with the additional fact fhat
the difference between gold and paper was
greater then than now. United States cur. cur
Tency WAS then, as now, legal tender for
every thing except custom house dues. Taxes
debts, salaries, were and are all PAYABLE II
paper, and what peculiar merit there has bren
In the services Of the one hundred nnd tcn
members OF the General Assembly Of tbs State
of Illinois to justify the separation Of them.
selves from every other class of the commn-
nifty for special remuneration Is not altoeeth-
er evident. It would be just, il not a ieeai.
conclusion Of this business, for the State
Treasurer to tender to the honorable mem.
bcrs their constitutional per diem In the Ieeal
currency Of the country, AID If they rcfus to
receive it, let them 20 to the courts f5r % thei, T
dise1cditably acquired "rights." '
, 1865-02-22
NEW PUHLrUATY0ys.
mBT0RY> OF THE AEBELLION: ITS AU-
Tu0RS AND CAgS Ses-by Jo%HuA 4. GlD-

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! THIS work t.accs the political history Of the
s,..o~- .uoe,;or f,om ,ho fo,,nat,on ~ 49,
Constitution down to the present time. II
covers The field IN which It's author bore 50
prominent part. II confines ttscH too
closely to the purely political phases Of the
question, wilnout pe'sonal remtniscence, 30
caal mlosmaIlon OF genesan.as1on to be In
te1estnE 70 Iae general Feader.
LORD oA1nunNS Aaou M. DA493nauIERS-bJ q Mrs.
ad tnfa.t,na. Fh,lsdelnhia: = b Peis,.en H,e;. i.
Bros. -
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FeSo enls "ofh ana not1cc IL rs It's mer1ts de-
sel.e' uo WI comply Win Inc latter hall
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SGEEE9 ~ e ASD AZ 1ECIRESTs IN TIE WAR
einnsti: tihPaneAfWn{ 81 : aI, MH11Aa bA1TER' cn"
e.uAaa .s foe q htseheoek'
an interesting picture of life On the bor-
ders Of Arkansas and Missouri during the
first f1a-L d.-. - A.. -, - -
n4'e aath oAys o1 Inc war in that quarter, ns
seen by the President Of an Arkansas College.
UNION AND ANTEsLAyERY SPEECHES,
h1cnvEKED ~ cn:E DVRiNG The s.71lS hEBELL1oN- 81
benefit Of the Ladies Union AID Society Of St st
LOUIS, Mo. ctncinnah; Applega'e 4 Co.
ihese are the molten and burning sparks
Haach have glanced from the anvil Of work.
tnE man during the fiery ordeal OF our great
war; Ihosc who have heard him Will wish
copy OF his speeches. They are upou: The