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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-27

At LARGE, - Judge Campbell and
Mayor Mayo, of Richmond, reported to
have been arrested, were still at liberty
on Thursday last.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-27

s8' A poem is now going the round
of the press, commencing "Oh why
should the spirit of mortal be proud 2"
the authorship Of which is attributed
to the late lamnted President Lincoln.
The lines we've written by q young
Schotchman named Knox, who gave
great promise as poet, but who be-
came victim to consumption at an
early age. Mr., Lincoln, with whom the
poem was great lavorite, often said he
wished he knew the author, but had
never been able to ascertain 1t.
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Fairhaven, April 19, 1866.

P. S.-A valise containing two stones
and some fuse has been found ON the
dam in the river near the Paper Mill,
and q fine saw under the bridge above
with the points Of the handle whitfield
off. The valise or satchel is marked gu.
E. b." and the natural impression Is
that the burglars disappeared in south
or west direction over the paper mill
bridge. A man also came into Mr.. Fisk's
Hotel from the last train from the south
about nine o'clock last evening and took
the first train back at six o'clock this
morning without appearing to have any
business in the town. If this man was
an associate in the burglary, he might
have gone out without being noticed
during the night. The Others must have
gone with team. A. N. A
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-27
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY IN

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY IN FAIRHAvEN.
-Eaitor Rutland Herald. An attempt was
made last night to rob the First Nation
al Bank of this village. The Bank was
entered by false keyes, the curtains take
ed down, the counter broken away, and
braces of plank screwed down in front
of the safe, one Of Lilies large burglar
and fire proof national bank safes, but
the attempt proved unavailing, and the
burglars departed carrying with them
only few revenue stamps. There are no
traces Of their identity or whereabouts.
Perhaps further developments will re-
veal more positive, knowledge.
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sz5N The New York Times says -
We find this remarkable paragraph in
a Western paper About eight miles
from Shelbyville, Indiana, is the little
town Of Marietta, place noted for moth
ing in particular save the virulent type
of cOpperheadism prevailing there. The
reception of the dreadful news from
Washington set honest democrats there
abouts crazy with joy. In the absence
Of cannon they loaded and fired an
anvil repeatedly, shouted, danced, sang,
and in every possible manner gave ex-
preston to their democratic JOY after
which they constructed an etigy Of
President Lincoln, with rude repre-
sentation of the bullet-hole in his head,
which they carried about the streets,
big ruflian following and ringing a
bell. The efiigy was afterward burnt.
A Coon SCGGRsTIoN.-It is suggested,
and the suggestion is a good one, that
the material used in the recent decora-
tions be given to the freedmens assOcia-
tions to make ii up into clothing for
the cOntrabands, or to the Sanitary and
Christian Commissions, who would make
good use of it. The white cotton cloth,
especially, used in draping the fronts of
buildings would make up into many
useful articles.
EgJulius Brutus Booth, the eldest
brother Of J. Wilkes Booth, was fulfill
ing an engagement at PikA4s. a-Uue
murder. saturday morning, following
the assassination, he went to the Opera
House to attend rehearsal, totally una
ware Of what had occurred. An excit-
ed crowd had already clamored at the
door for him, torn down the bill in
which he was announced, and had only
| left on assurance that he would not play,
and that no performance would be had
that evening. When he appeared on the
stage, Mr.. Simmonds, acting manager.
| drew him to one side, and cautioned him
against too much publicity. He in
quired why, and, on being told the news
exclaimed: my God can it be posi-
ble!" swooned away, and was conveyed
from the stage in an insensible condi-
tion, He is an earnest Union man.
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FIRE A,p surf. cation. "A poor working
woman, nAio,d Alderman, l,,t, Ia DO tenement
l..so Of NoriA lIshtfu,ct Dctr.en Fif.t and eonI
.tc''', b. H.. general, knewn ~ the "Ni.u's
Ncs'" estcida vcGt at to OK aud JOCK ID d.. AcF
two .iue ea..I.cn Ia = room until she returned Ia
lcial- ,ac. they b. t.'u. ncsns fred .ov ,'toirr-
81" 1905 Co.. .D.l, ~ hen C.n' ut. % ~ f..as ~
r"ri o.. nee Iutt o.. i.irr vol lu " snote it,
20 Ii iIuH '-- uI iWtht' ut,. ia gaattI % i'c,
hnd Do ~ 81 "a %. iI' ai'tii.a7; irt ne NO A'T
= Hs 1h Bon. tt..r 'It Htt'aeu. 100 F, lurutur wlHF
intu e,u ~ Ha.i the u A." end fI o. O. nee - 81 IN
t"H uIlf h'' Porto. lfc iUiur.. %" t'Nr. 90 Uplu-
- .4v u.4 .r.s a.. O.t 1887. 81 'nf us. he
81 ZEN were r'IuuN i. u 80 Cusi. v cgudiIou,ba,
q, .as' tt,v4ut-. .,tc .ut Of ute".
LAYNG rur CoKNrR ,roNE or \ CurHCH.
-ht1s&. yc.1ltsy, t'c GO uet ,,oue OF me Chu.eh
to-, ot Sos York, 90 Hest Ell &C., between lfanAIlu
aud Mon t,cnae. Gt,enrolu,. There w~alrro
attendance of Ger yu.rr tu' o.hots from Broo. 4,
Is. hup COS, @. vsftfu Nrv noIk. tnU Gnu. IL
% ~ tutit %, huu't.'r iuH si.u a. aD q = a,tn 70
t,cu.r'r % o. %, to cary IN lI,l ufDe.. The l,x
paced uu.cr ,t' GOD ser 'tour utliHed B,bc, The
lou. uH oI ~ .clUfgi l'is-'u.l Convention the
tsl1tt o. o.. Du,gs.u touE,u iJH scroll contain.
IA toe NAME the Vet. me-, Architect and
I.... -fN. utItY Sow. SfAN.F LItr,Np, anl
tut.,IJ D.. 80. Ihc n.chi,',, .- NJ ptia.ot, o.!
..c' lo.A 1Ac tmiucr Nj a. WAksr' VI u.-en-
| y ,At.
ACCibuNr. A hoy named Frank Lcam7n,
Vice 20 c4,s rsi 81" ro 1cr Of Ahtnhaf4 avenue anu
Aiuslt .t.,cf, .. a., h.I bis hNud ~ nJuu vt.tcr-
Llv iu grc91rnt u.lc' .H In O. bakery 81 h'uiui.
Boo, cU.avr tIlAitu nNtuLe ana fuVVtt h'lcs',
that ~ pu.b;4pn OF h.. thumb ana ole dnscu wa
Necessary. hly named " n. fOstrr, whore pa On
lee 20 IN i'rguk iV rle. near Sole, T. ~, NW yer
! u. day ILu over o.. .nitEiHHu nHu.ei Ncy ~
| t.ccn Point ly,au,, md received serious inteus
| INJURY. hc.t, W. I'd ssir-iei.
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Legal NOTICES.

ITO COSTR' CTOES-SEPAEATE SEALrD
4 ,pl- .is each erto 'cl vim the title OF tue
vo,k iot which It may be oiicT,t tn name o. 80
ofrt4u- snd 'hC date ne.soi, = U te received
AZ n l. o:lice NM ii o'cok A. NJ, Of MONDAY, April
I'd los, at which lime iloY u 20 ore ed ior The
construction OF the following s'to't Imp o' cneut.
Vi. tcRer in Stventy.ioU I'll street, nom Fiuh
avenue 10 Eet river Fewer In Sevcuty-eit btu
~ cC'. he'veen Ghud nd io1.th Cudc.; sever 10
flt -uth f.'c,t, ION lou va avenue 20 and through
inth avenue 10 La1r Eitty.fpurih s..cet; Sever in
iiity-sovrnth street tom tIst avenue 10 sewer
!. istcN ~ r. aus COM avenues Eeoe.E NJ bisns
aud (ulv.i.' t. and near the line OF West s.Iee',
tou Ban mOut 10 Iluro,, stteeis & ca, Walks ~
intetsec ions Of Avenue A With lllih and lltts
ritoc,-, Il lEs' enuc 9Th 10th str',t ard Of SO.
COM ave Ne yah 1854, l-sth aud 18th streets, and
i1I Cro-s MniFs on ve.;eiIy side OF sixth afenuo,
GU l1th 70 5.th s'ftcts For spttitca Ions, io;ms
Tor bios, Gc. tpply to the Col'fgct Gle Z, nt Nis
ofcc. THOMAS sTE\ ms, kOBi. l.. DARRAbH,
4. ". CRAVEN, Cotton Al. Board once tIo'ou
49, Dor't, Ma. ~ ODD G5. 81
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Idren's.-Ann Smith and MARGARET spier we're
sr1c,ted chsrgel IN s,ainr $40 In ,reVury notes
from join shsnnaa OF No. 1874 Warren street le sey
cry. TAe cdcer ~ IN mon I, Inc o. ;te Hoo- and
the woman sile. standing over linn rith a hohL
While her coiLsuiln rss leaning over lin 10 the sr,
" ,tArcLiu ID. g'', =. C0ufni'tod b. Aidcrm n
Moofr IN dc.auit ~ 800 h1i. NNrsf.t MAonv vas
es'td chNLci vi eai.re 1913 IN treasuT, no e.
from Ma PiicC. ~ Nc. l.. tLCrry street. ON tho
70 Inst. ne p yucr tho. 81 ~, 81 10 10 i'ts-
b s'ol' % 2 Hu % uupl. Rut. l,f-taitted 10 de
TAU NJ fiI' 'e.h N. ti.'u &C. y 81 years u ase,
B1lk. Of NO IS CIV iiall P.lce. ON wednesday
tie uen ri-iicd saloon olt.hsr aud While b. .
ca, ~ .auIr,j. Iut Hs hand into ecu pa uants
IoCt.t and tOO. 10, money. JOLt-itiei ~ Ado
m Nuu.N.
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PrGEox SuoorISG MATCH ron 81. oc'.-A
p-con--hootus match tor f!.0, between John lay
Tor. a Ierey City, and william I"cd, tho Jersey
boy " too r'ace a. GI,euy."s GA Wednesday a'trr-
noon, and ?, suited Ia deiost Of the la,or. The
fff match t,r ssp va, 20 shoot 1t % double birds
with l. Nuri- go" HII iN1 arus uundny the rold
mstru. a. % IA ~ g. as ~ yGids ire. and vans
toIudUy, tu, $3.50 INC core u he JCI.'F boy, Ga
th. h3et match, 80; Killed, 70 uf.e. II out uf
tI'is. faytot'- tU1.c Ha- BILLED, a.. inject p out
e lfds On the second iua,cu Of 81 single birds,
the ..els", b. kA,d %, and lltIol II hiris ScVe,-
h4ud.el Of he sfoItHr ia emit, ttt' pltlrut
Ind tet1ecn Is Z, GDd $1,000 rhansoG hands On he
traut,
SHAp.--j lhn G.. W.Ltcrs, OF Br-ren. aUght
the r't I'd The J,ar ia the ISckcnsHck RIVER, Oh
fonda lusf.
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An he ladies' endeayor & imtsie IN costume
and aUurcs o. tic Princess PAulue Bonapartc, md
=. sr-.. soue a. REQ o. rcs'.l'l lance, ,he "a c
c-srpt~. T1e hair 40 !lngrr hangs a Ia Grccguc,
On lie neck teNinu, but 10 b. V'ht iCrs I'd
sud ths's Gus al offenders IN lclmoi issr ION
on tie summit e.. tie head. The drpu is Dry
,~=a-s." d. the ss'irs,s Of 0ht,ncpyy den' ,ai-
mac ,loSe low down toVsr4s n.pe ~ The
l...,Aid WLiCi have lhrrto hoc' concealed
tie hm-, nov stand revealed iu all her ugly
idiscr,iiun l. isa horrible Wing to rc's,e, but
the truth mi st be tod. The pairing runs Al slong
tn. 'op Of tee hoal without Aay strairbt Inc in
front and the short n nv ,uIls round the
row have repla, tu 80. MOLE COX " bsn,tesu (
lravn l.,k l-,n Tie trehead, and show.
Ing 1.-The good ,GmIs' a. 1T beet sdva';s @
I. il rny co1s huou t. learn that The 'asiuun
b a. been mp srd by the Lar rrssers themselves
for we sesr,l In vain tor Anv great uGue cJurDci-
el With it, tutgudu,uopf flt Htter wgs PIT Ia
voc. 80 vc .ucl,tt0t ~ The laet Assembly OF
Co.ucurs tcli attNosl 'r Maleru--t A,5eIr y Of
Taste Wish tstcs place twi-c wear 20 ucteIl n!ue
10 'nsh' oHs. we've young iNiies are : tn ucd
70 no vNI .rip ula. frart,e 81 tIc Lowest 'Ling
Of ~ great rio As.r .ehSeis, LlG lls yes ?, al
mos. hy unity, TIE pref renee vHsa-Gnled tC
ItoIo.,i'- Couture EuN ,nj thus has O ass
iru.lau4ct Ley burI,u.gy over tusie sud c.r San
'.r the year. Tue one a,yIltA-e, buwe'er, ~
rived rom tho ash un is tAe noc, hslsy iuE dImiu
sLlug to W,dIA U: the tsirt, - tho head telrg
rclu. 81 g. i4 sruAllest expression, the eucimoui
oir,uiuicronceo of tr 10 y ~uu.4 be hI-cJ4Sl! ndic
I u.Ous.-tOur. journal
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THE NEW YORK Sun.

Pub sttl taITy, snnlAyt evcc ..ol.
TWO oLNl5 PHI corY-l2 cE,1s PR wEEK-
Dl.yc.cl LnvSas.e n the city or yiciult, By
NAL I Il.toTt JtT btdf-'h.te I-uuths oI
III 81, "a r0I. ia q.
me : \ u's the oriCna'c- Of the A.'oc,td
~ ess ssu!zaton, and his tht faest advantage oI
obta mug &c 8 II CONTAINS ALI. Tie news OF the
day Ia small N e--cis!v cad.
AHgChly Edition Of the sun
is publish' ever TuesdAr Terms IN Srapp"rs 100
thr uA.i, II Lo7uetl IHrEf CENTS per copy,S per ~
suBscEruoN PHCE-oNr DOLLAR TFB yBAB-
whetlcr hy SINGLE copy or in Cluhs-Hs cheapest p1
ptrW me uprld Postage on Daily sun h. rail an
= gusrtt u ~ year, fostEeo on NceEb' =
quarter suc year payable where received.
Address al ltttPp 90
NOSES :. Y" ACU, Proprietor n TUX So,
Comet " on AID NAssau stsr y =,
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rloye-s.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
E,Asp or AtnfnvE-- TAX LrvY AGArv
AsfspEu, Avn AGNis Alorrrp, Err.-The Board
met y,.teIday BY ~ ciAl call. The annual tai
ley, ~ amended ~ tie EOul Of Councilman ""
pLenup.
On NOS n Of Arorrran Van ;oofhis The B1ard ad-
~ Bride iGot'a, IN, a,o-,r,i,,ee be appointed 70
con- eiIh HE committc, OF .ne l"a'd o. Iodnch.
s.. GAINED.
tccc f,r hfeon minute, a.. then taken ef'or
winch nc Beard io-is-, 3D. shea tle g mmhi''
oh - cI'" Tc?OrHd TIA. M" hHd teti q J No IL
ON one liund. ci uu. Iorteh a. one lluul ed
and mt -n,utL ieet el5O - 'rcsen out u to
totug lL,u. and ~ ~ ace vita ,ha I5u.cuuiyu
iu adding 10 the apJsou .i0u Of liable lus'i.u
{ ms ~'i,6 - % ih' sur ot sii.,ry, ~ ttrorI-
rc.te h' ne C-1tfolor. It' 400 Of The { on.
.E' 10 tnd ss't ~ tue lo.ld o. j'urcl.mtn iof
.y.el'. oAce. Tho BOARD then alyoainel TO Mon
b'hHp op C1uSci,2rS - Tu- DH,tl An rnr
MsN"Ga RI ~ru'. Auus-' l,. .aRsS,r "' rhE
a.. INV, E1c.-This Board also NET hcornmuui.
ct on A. received iIom 'ac Mayor trs1sDnlttint
copy Of l"tter sidre..'d 10 tnn b. MAJOR Dodge
zee MN udins tho ho'diug o. meetings Ia Na.is 'or
ne D'f ION 40 e.', tnd au''i.i. hat committees
i'' .crIr 10 form r0. ma F4vlur 90 f. cNI.' g-
a. acc That The quota Of hc Whole c,ty can BE-
n.s'ti g. a, III. tel" Tie MAYOR 80 t,csnl.....
q, .-t'rnl 9 sns 'n ~ cot p ",e in o. u
the several Nards. X, cr.ei TIC IouiIii co ou
n n.a ;-dcnrr,i IN ne "a, 'oy,.s .roalcl
h' ~" GO ea A. tiU zane -. 20 'hc - o. i'i
Dli "'A' ',-ir. ',hcu.e nco - Ato hat .y.. the
n.' ..ur" h,picu.i.' o. GH..II .,i.. o. Tie
iura snovu % ne De- AiA.... A.. IulJ C.eilan..."
90 ...l.1 eco NJuuaj.
BOARD or SrrERvtsoRs-SPEcIAL MEET.
rs. -CoH"rNicAftos sEou l.is C1Sru,f'En-1u r
'"lt ttfIa CHiv ru 700 .'gn..rp ro AiuaNy.-
'tnr iH,Ir Efc.--lho EoarI ru,' H. special cal,
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ICON. mud from ths Fi,st paqs I.


Nolrsum CYAsi11rI, Lrc.-A uu1b u ne
W1.is. t.nicultf'v tho'o up town, 20 entering
uy,1 the recruiting move .cnt Nth gro,t tre.ry,
md active comp. 'iton b,s,p IN up among them
Ncs'lus, ar san h,ng Lc'd to iulu.uia'e e9'k
The citizens Of slo l)'h w.I he'd a u'otinf as
evening. nj IAldmsnn'. Park, corner Of 80 n'en1s
40 6yih street ani ~, 10 ,-rln.cmonp 'o' ',goioas
,scruitins n.rvutet In the Nsru. also large
meeting ~, held A. tie Mc..s,l Coirs', corner d
f,h avenue and sd f'foeL .r tlc same 80 zoe. Al
thi, meeting Peer Cor = caliet 70 lie chair
ard made strhur if'aoh. Several other gentle
men made aitr'n,' t.ptp ia'e 20 'he ooca'ion.
Ke.ol i:ion, pie nr ne wafd 10 iai,o She men were
ra,s d. sud n Gown OIL, s,ocJe 70 'ubsc'ib,d TO pay
,ub'rtu'c'.
meeting ofcitirc7. ofthe Ward viii be held
thv evening, OF 10 spring street, So encourage ..
-ruiins u.Io,es. 4 num' or oi sressets hsv" teen
invited 10 ScIrls the NEE ing
A very large mtc',gv OF Ito citizens Of tfo I'm
wArd -as held isst EVENING, - linton arien 81 n
.on street betWeen He.ancey an bsooine i.f The
yurpDst a ',mLs,n- iccrui'inr ia ttc itn Goa
Iu,.ions District Tho chair ,o,.uriod i} lof-ph
81. 11oker, fs' and Hon. jai'e' lyn'h .'ci ~
tccre,ary. Aftc ,p tied tdG-c 'c.L, u p .I", =.
acAlen, Ffq., Dt. B,uEsnni oiaef' tnrnr' COM
ait,ee ~ selected. ,nd ri ,tiori 4 20 .dcrrtc1
AeotinF to l e held M -atu da, ',naiHr
A meotlnr 20 MI TO 'uota OF d., on W'r' VI "a
.eld last eveune Al ID Jst.ic, C,uTG come. Gentle
and Pearl stee's.
The No.Lniccr Committee recruited only twelve
yeIorl- ~ co.s' ,ucncc o. h,,.If ~, bed tne
cotton OF their louniy pure. .anr number ot
= cs'ntcd tl'Wf.ivc' .- en.fstu"at. hui ,uuld
sot be accep e. 'r To-. o,1s' iti s.fic', however.
that arrau. EN- ns no 'c'nl mac VI afohJ cnoa
none will 10 raise 10 'ur't 'ho pr'cut ,X.'c"r'
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MEDICINES.

\ SAFE AND SURE CURE FOK INTEM-
siesen tie .guaSsrd Of liquors, aud eau Dc gwen un-
kuosn 70 rim IN G.jthin". Price 81, sold only ~
~, Hudson Of, corner Ot Gio'e $40
A READY AND CONCI SlNE TEST OF
n he prop rties y, liELAhll.rs Fluid LA,
NucauN'ul o. Ac'mparlsou v.'h those sct 70. % in
,he n,tcd Sat = NtPrn.stoN. 80
ENFELBILD AND DELICATE CO$STlII-
II .ioas, OF both e e. u.e it.S.EpLlFs EAtFnGi
Euchu 40 vii give llItH aud enc. ttIc ierhnRt Na
enable you 10 'lerp Neh. 80
Tor NuN-RGTENTlOS OR lNCONTIN-
ence ig ttiUl, mt -mLi,tion Or uce'Ation q mo
ola der kidLr die .srl n n" oeft1e sl$nlsy
= one "a the blpuLer ca cuuN FIHNel or b1lck-e1s
d, psiL and Nll dtIas's u the b.aLder' Ldntys ana
USE MfLaBULp's Fill IDEXTEACT n CH' Sa
IRON THE LARGEST sihNUIACICRlSa
4 chemists IA the World. -, ,,,,.,, .,
am Hc,uHntoi SIh NJ. y j. lfh Nrpot " -
occupied tno a.u. -sO!e IIFoltr iAy l'-iu,u = rs
uas uccoss,ul H. conot.I tn bus lrle ON
shAi lot -. a. o ,Ial 10 lctofe h'in. nave l'"s
l.'o.ahly hyp;,srii nv .ni,s.t,'tSWAN
'' Firm, OF PONFl;s 4 NElnNlNAN,
Nauu.artufinr Chemists
50 oh sud Boon ia. fruad,.phs.
JELNBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BItHU
IL. u c,.sut In tf-to ami O'o., es T. on all inur-
ion, n o. aItics Gnd u.ine.,a IN its a.Stio.. $50
nTANTnY vs.. QUALnI-HELM3OLDS
" NC saIsap4.il's. he hoe " MA. lhosA
vNo d,,iGc slsrpe quantity Of mctic.ue-and arse
uoses-Etr. c.Ns,.,r A., ,.,
TAKE so MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN.
l. .ue tcme.if, TO- uGp.'nsAu. ana aAnse.Uus dis
eaes Ltc dELhBOI-D's E1tac, bucLu SO
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u,i, be paid for a. A few examples Of th's IND
may have sanitary eject on unscrupulous ern-
ulOye-s.
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IJUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD--NSN> AND
II ute onen go r9 5 b lssss Soi Si saa
station-eog Aiun4y aud iIoy ~ IN nd iiStFS.'
sIeepins ca. alta he'd so 20 and ~ T. a. tis,
Suuany train 6uI l.. ". SNAIL cHis wiz 'uN '''"'N"
'hN,,,s''' An' @'''' ~ n IOLCEY, AHt s1YI
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Too Late for CLASSIFICATION.
l wANT A SUBSTITUTE TO IN.


I WANT A SUBSTITUTE TO RETaa-
tsent en- en-. Al and vii ray hfher o0vnV
than u usual siysI. Aiso nuutei ol ~ tys
ior tie amy. 70 whom put rive lil Ooun e. No,
Exchange Place, houses & ON tue Jerry, ei hana
sis lefsry cry. 80
NOTlCF-IF TEE MARE THAT VAS
pi u ell treet IL not callsd for feio.s IL oeocs
&C day che y III o. e -oli 10 pay ovpenss v.
DWARF or COt-N1 .RfFtIS AND IN
ID fRlNCtpLrD DEAL WIS ondsas orle n disioss
ton ttia'd ~ hLLMBJLIS tEHt M ftsE-
lARATl HNS -
uELMBOLD'S LNTRACT BrCHC GIVES
IL cath aud Va. 20 the irlne ana bloom - We
paid he-k Debility IL wcJmpaaiei by mfn- aiN-'''.
ming ptrls. aua u 80 tcf' mt u siumit'ei ~
contuIpiion, ils.nt 90 'i. &c h,s ensue. '-h
MBOtp's ENTEhCT o! >ARSAPA-
IL RiiIA r.r4n.cs and I"ros ate fhC hlupl IAsti
the Virot o. hsAtl ao hos r,en, aud pliges on The
hamott that mHkt dUsae. ~
pEMhRHS FROM CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
iN.Aii-r careful examination u III LNB9lI .
AfAlluNe, thcy enjoy oui utmost confidence.
We ,ousasi Them .a'e and ella ,...r,,
Phils!e'ghi4 June Ugh, $50. -
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RLSTuR
Dtp by lihiNBpDfS EXTRACT ~ cat. go
'CuE SCIENCE OF NJ DICGNE SHOULD
stand simple, pare inaostiy. having p-t 'or iis
hNis, Induction iOf ~ MI t'uih alone iot 'ts cAni-
tai. 20 ,tend HELESlLrSG CYST NE PREP "A
Tons, c.tAh' she'd over 30 ye..r. -
UPWARDS OF THEY THOUSAND Cef-
- idcutr and ,orout.e la1orv ,g'tCLs lNy' teos
r. lived, r'cstins tu"~ cri,tot EEl.SB nlbs GtN.
. | ISE IkutAi ArIbNs Lnlv Of vh,cn Ae q O's
thc h.g est sou.c, iuciuiing e'n teut State ~
' Gle ~ men, g.rcr. ~. Ss er.f -, d.. W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-24
rbs5E GOODS.

rHELTINGS, SHIRTGNGS AND PRINTS
- 4 p-u u.Ole Ic.u,tu Ia - At IA i,.' . - ~
.trtpuSlrn II. N,..ImtDN, an al tnc 10 t.in,s
l.Ih's -oe' "g'' ''"' 'o'' -''' 2J5
~. uu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
Ordcr by Gcn. Terrv.

=. New YORK, June 3O.-GenI Terry,
Commanding the Department of Wiz
that all the laws of the State of Virginia
and municipal ordinances restoring the
personal liberty of free colorcd persons
We're enacted i'll the interest of slave
owners and for the security of slave
property and We're substantially parts
Of the slave code, and as slavery has
oeell 9oollshed in Virginia, these laws
or ordinances have become obsolete
People of color will therefore hcnceforth
enjoy the same personal liberties that
other citizens enjoy. This order was
issued in accordance with the promise
made by the President to the delegation
OF coiored men who laid their grieV-
;lnces before him last week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
spefiaI antifes.
WHY Son rsE LIE nEsTe

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VESE-
TIAS HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. 1t
the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub Off or make the hair appear dusty and
dead, but imparts to it new life and lustre.
Producesa beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. a child can apply it. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. sold
everywhere,
a .9IATHEWs, Manufacturer, n. Y.
DEIAs BARNES & Co, New York, whole
sale Agents. may9Elyeod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
New York Produce Market.

New YoR[, June 80.
CoTToN-Less active and Ic easier; 81
for lniddling.
FLOUT-Dull and DC lower; S.5,7OCG5,75
for extra State; S6,3JdG,JO for extra X.
ii. o.; SG,55g7,G5 for Trade brands, mar
ket closing heavy.
WlnsKY-Higher; Western 200, now
wiIEAT-1CG2c lower; q fici,go Spring
81, 25Cal 30; Milwaukee club 81 ,20Ct1 !, 30;
Winter Red Western sl,35@I,42
RYE-Quict.
BARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet at 81 go.
CORE-lC92c lower; Western G96T4;
sound mixed Western 75gTs; white do.
TIE.
0ATs-Dull at 7O@75 for western.
RICE-Dull.
COFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Modcratcl active; Cuba
Muscovado lOA@l214; Porto Rico 10.
MOLAssEs-Dull.
WoOL-Dull.
PErROLEuM-Heovy and lower; crude
341z@$5; refined i'll bond 531z@54; re-
[ fined free 73GJ7I.
PoRK-Easier; S24, 25@25, l2X for new
mess, closing mt S24,2 %, cus1i; S23a d, 60
/ for 1861 do. F; SlS,O0@IS,50 for prime
and $lS,75Gl9,50 for prime mess. Also
l0O0.bbls. new mess forJuly, sellers OPP
/ ton at $24 %.
BEEF-Qniet at slO@I1 for plain mess
and Sl2CGl6 for extra.
! BEEF HAMS-DulI.
I CUT MEATs-Steady at II@lI for
shoulders and lT(a2l for hams.
Y BACOS-Dul.
LARD-Steady at I5IZ.
BuTrER-2OcJ2s for Ohio and 27q35
for State.
cHEEsE-ouiet at 7@l5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
C"nIIict between the Military nnd
..rs Civil Authorities

PHH.ADELPHIA, June jO.-The contest
between the civil and military. nnthGri
ties growing out of the arrest of w. B.
CoZZens, continues. Last night ~ of
The Sherit7s deputies proceeded TO Pro-
voSt Marshal Friaks' HEADQUARTERS with
orders to arrest that officer. They were
driven away by the provost Guard. and
made a return accordingly t. the Cont
Today. The mntter has been postponed
till tomorrow at O'Clock, when thI.
Sheriff will probably call on all citizens
to aid him in arres ting the P.ovost Innr-
shall. There seems to be some doubt ms 10
whether the application for assistance
TO enforce the arrest should be directed
to the Sheriff or the Governor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
The Gold Market.

New YORK, June 3n.-The struggle
between. the bulls and bears i, brought
10 n crisis by resolution adopted in
the gold room this morning 10 the effect
that all contracts maturing before We'd
nesday next shall be settled tomorrow.
This is II march stolen upon the bears,
and compcls them 10 buy largely foi.
their contracts, the result of which will
probably be a tempory advance i'll the
premium unless holders should prove
willing to lend gold ut moderate interest
from Saturday to Wednesday. The
price opened this morning at l39 and
went up TO l40%.