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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-18

MY SEWING MACHINE.


My dear dear Cousin Jane'-such change has
Der my earthly lot, since saw you Inst
1nilt cannot rest I'LL my pen EXTENDS
Inc udlngs No Joyful, to ali my frieniS
Ny burden is gone, and my Sky, q nTIe,,,
NY spirits are calm, and my heart d ifSh2
nm MI q nnPRy mother, wife and sell,
Tile kindeSt fniry that eVel ISns uoe,,.
Ny WHEELER and WILSON Sewing Machine
But 70 come TO the poInt-I had almost f,,r,o,.
h'sd now quite US lief have husband as
H He 1imidly lGst week brought me n pile
Vi SHIRTS TO be made, which / took witt, ,
The Inst Or the Kind which he ever Ind s.on
And thought he would kiss my Sewing Mn.
You'll think me extrnvagant I will engage
The world is divided, 'twixt those who have
The Saving Machines and those who have
3 Al&s! what pitiful objects are they
VINO oar. are doomed to sew in the old fashioned
He9 ,naaR7n5 and stitching, and dar1ing and
Year Ssl' i IN and year out-a duty intending.
AnG q1,lithoHgh the eyes swim, the head throl,s
Though Sar SSSk and side ache, naught ayals to
And now Cousin Jane, want. vo, ,oso,
And wen understand what THIS Voice 10 See 49,,
80 fs come, and seek not your duties tosbir,-
SSI, S0iie Win an extra trunk full OF V6I
Without taking with You Z sISi1 *,
H4sNl3H youu not ask which kind il fhe ~
o. %, ta1S q query long aimee Tut to FsSt.
= noss ~ lisisE anu wilson, Is the one that
When sing thedelIghts of The sew,p, No
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wnEELISG, w. VA,
LII Anril- lSIin.

Dear Elisabeth
tacke the liberty, and send you few
line, becuse think tits my duty, take
the plaSure and write YOU at forSt, Ht is
not my phase, them you prOmis me,
you write me n letter last week, and
you did not, no you think where little
of at me. u
iii where hard of you, and think
you forgot me, and you. don't care for
me, but, don't think so, don't feel
Satistit myself any more, sence YOU
been going, from here.
Dear Elizabeth, my good time is past,
Ell don't SHE you any more, and
think at You from morning Mt nights,
and / like 10 Sihe you one more. ]
been mt Kat tree and four time, but
ct letter, and she had none, and she tOl
me: Use don't care for us any more, and
/ don't think she send you n letter; and
i don't believe it, You yerget me? No
don't believe it. wish you send me q
| letter so soon as passible.
1 let you no, elf l buy anything, are
you willing to come back TO us or not,
/ wish you will come, back, andlet me
no il i'll your letter. And | wish YOU
come down next Saturday evining, |
| pay your eSpenco, ! like TO SHE you,
and expect IN here, wish you bring
not anypOthy long with You.
Eff il is possible come down on the
| Evining train, and be there at Bridge
port on Train time, l wish yOu let me
no it for shure, so going to Bridgeport
! on Saturday EVining.
j wish Hou come, and don't forget me
To write letter to Kat with doppet
lnvelop My best k
Your Dearest servant,
.tr
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THE WEIIgREA OURECAH
Re CONTAINED.

nR JOHNSTON HASDISCOVERED TTJR
u most Certain, Speedy md only EfiectIIal
Remedy In the world for NIL TrtYnte DlseaseS
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Strictures'
Affections of tho KidneyHnn and bladder InvoI1
untaTy Discharges, lmpotoncy, Genefni De
Spirits Confusion OF Ideas, PnlbithfiOn or IihS
Heart, Timitlity, Trembling, Dlnnrss OF SivhI
or Gfddiness, Disease of the Hend T'hrSai
Nose or Skin, Affections or the Liver. IIin1s
Stomach or Boweh-tllose terrible dIsonisp,
arising from the Solitary Habits of You'll
those sECItir and solitary practices more fatal
to their victims than the song OF Syreng h.
the Mariners of Ulysses, blightIng their most
brilliant hopes or hnticlpntionS, rendeTIns
marriage, &c, impossible.
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GONE HOME TO Acknowledgements
General Peiepoint, who has been sur-
fering from an attack of the typhoid
fever, has gone to his mountain home
where he will remain short time, for
the purpose of recruiting his health and
strength which have been very severely
taxed by the nrduous duties connected
with the duties of his office. We hope
to see him return soon with renewed
vigors and spirit.
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ORDERED TO HARrER's FERRY.LCapt
Harris company of the 1851 New Yoris
has been ordered to Harper's Ferry and
will leave on the train this norpiro,
This will leave only one company un-
der command Of Capt. Krepp's on duty
at this Post. Tho le3d has sustained a
good reputation while they have been
among us and Capt. Harris will leave
accompanied by the good wishes Of
our citiZens. -
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TEE sONG oF THE sHIRT.


Win ringers weary and worn,
With eyelldS heavy and red
A Wonan-snt in uuwomanly rags
Flying lIer needle and thread
Stitchl stitch stitch!
In poverty, hunger, and dirt
AND Stlll with q voice OF dolorOuS mitch
she sang the song OF theshirt-"
Work! work! worlSl
While TIE cock is Growing alooII aa..a-
And woTlS-work-work
III the stars shine through the roof
Its U! To be n slave
Along with the barbarors Turk -....
Where woman has never a sonl To- save
Ii this is christian work!
Work work! yyoFlii
I'LL The brain begins to swiml
Northumberland
Till the eyes are heavy and dIInI
Seam, and gusSet, and band a.Hi O.
Band, and gusset, and seam rf-
I'LL over the buttons TALL asleep. ..
And sew them on in q dream
40, men with sistersdear! ..t r..
U, men, with mothers and WIyest
II Is not linen you're wearing out.
but human creatures liYeSi
Sutch-stitch-stitch,
In poverty, hunger and dirt -.l
sewing at once, with n double fbrcod
Ashroud US we'll nS a shirt, .sa
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Police coURr.-Thers was only two
cases before the Police Court ON Satin
DAY. One individual was fined three
dollars and costs for using profane Ian.
guase. One female for conduct unbe.
coming the fair sex, was fined ten dol.
larsand costs 'A s''1-
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AssEssOR's OFF1CE,

-4 u. $. INTER. REV., 2D DIS. WV.
NEW GREEN, w. VA, Aug. II. '65 !
NoIlCi1, Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the lists of valuations and enumerntiOns
Of property subject TO tax under the "Act to
provide Internal Revenue to support the
government, TO pay interest on The public
debt and for other purposes approved June
~, 1871 and the Omend0tory net approved
March 81, 1865, made and taken by the Seve-
nj assistant aSeSsors tof the divisions herein.
after mentionedO of the al collection district
OF West Virginia. will remain open for the
examination of NIL persons interested for tlle,
space Of ntteen u5) days Sundays exceptetl)
nom the date hereof, viz: First QStl division
embracing the county of Morgan; I'd, Hamp-
shire; 9th, Taylor; 10th, Preston; 18th, Mon
ongalla. Onthe 9th of September at BeTlS-
eley Springs; ON the It'll and Sth Of SeDtem.
hery Al my office Mt New Creek; ON the Eth Of
september at Grnflon; on the 18th OF SeD-
tembcr, at Morgnntown; on the 18th of Sep
TENDER, mt KingwoOd. ~ -
Al each time and place mentioned appeals
VIII be received and JetG Eminetl relative 10
any erroneous or excessive valuations, assess
mentor euumeIutinnsm made and taken by the.
Assistant Assessors. All appeals must he
made in writing, specifying tile particular
cause, matter, or thing, respecting which a
decision is requested, and shnlI, moreover.
slate the ground or principle OF inequality or
nuglG-Sw T. r CARSKADON. Assessor.
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POCKET PIcKED.-on Saturday morn
ing Mrs. Johnson, of East Wheeling,
while attending market, was relieved of
her pocket book containing five dollars,
which was extracted from her pocket
by some of the light fingered gentry
who make their living by rObbing the
industrious portion Of the community.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-18

TRIAL OF HOSE AT PITTsBURG.-At a
test recently made at Pittsburg of a lot
of new hose, eight sections out of ten
were bursted in the trial. 1t was
charged that the test was an unfair one,
by submitting the hose to heavier
pressure than allowed. The engineer
of the Neptune makes oath to the effect
that the pressure of steam did not ex-
coed one hundred and eighteen pounds,
and that the hose burst at a water pres
sure of one hundred and forty pounds.
The hose were manufactured in Will
mington, Delaware. AS our city au-
thorities are about to purchase new
hose, it will do no harm 10 call their
attention to the results of this trial, and
to suggest that when the contract for
new hose is made, that arrangements
ana stipulations for fair trial be part
OF the same. AS we are to have a
steam engine, it is essential that the
hose should be of the very best quality.
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General alptiffs::
commissioners Motto
IN CHANCERY, In THE CIRCUIT
i Court fur Ohio County, West Virginia;
Alexander Hcyman,

w.
AlnnZo IsOring,
Administrator Of the Estate or Jefferson L.
SOngSton, Deceased.
by virtue OF u decree made and entered in
this CAuSe on the 18th day of May, ISIS, Il was
OdjudgeLl, ordered, and dcCTerd that this cause
be referred 10 Oli6 Of the Commissioners OrthIs
Court 10 audit, state, and settle the Admins
tEsltion account of the said LOring, and report
ule same To Court, mud ;ilsO IIScOTtnIn and re-
port Ylut, debts theTenIc against the estate OF
sad SnngstOn Stin unpIid md also the real
property belonging 10 snid estate, describing,
tue selHlI1te parcels thereof, and wlICr0 sILu-
ate, and what part tlcreOr Is cncuinbered by
deCtls OF trust orOtherwlSe, and the amount Of
ench cnculnbHlnce, and TO whom due and
that lie give four week. notice by advertise
nleht thereof, published in some newspaper
printed In Wheeling, ut the time and place of
taking such account; and TINT he also, by like
advertisement, glvu nbtlce' to NIL persons
claiming to he creditors of tlie said estate that
they, Mt the time and place to be named by
him. appear before him and produce and
prove the amount ofihGir respective debts on
pain OF having their SItd supposed debts OK
cluded from payment by said estate, in case
they do not respectively Mt said time and
place prove the Silme, and that his proceed
lngs in the premises with any special matter
he may deem pertinent, or which lie may ie
required by said parties, ora any OF Them spe-
cihlly to report, and that new process OF sub
A SnnUsinn
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WE received letters yesterday enclos.
ing subscriptions from some of the 9th
West Virginia cavalry, at Camp Ran
kin, Colorado Territory.
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U. s. Sanitary Commission
Army & Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR sEnyICFs.

JAMES NJ. scRoGIN, Local. Agent.
VHHE y. s. SANITARY COMMISSION.
desiring to relieve soldiers. snIlofs and
their fhmilles from the heavy expenses
usually paid for the prosecution OF such
StliiIns, have established this Agency, 10 col
lect pensions, arrears OF Day bounty and
other claims against the Government, Ifithoitf
ehgrge or eII1e7lSe Of any kind IDhdtereT 10 thc
r, On application sent to this Agency, stating
the name and post office address OF the claim
ami, the name, rslnlS, company, regiment, SER
count the claim Is made, date of discharge or
deatn, the proper blanks will be filled out MS
applying These can then be executed and
returned TO this office, where the claim will
DC Prosecuted TO n finRl Issne in the shortest
PosSlbIe time. $500. gif jylS-e0d cod
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A FEARFUL FALL.-On Saturday af-
ternoon Mr.. Amos NIunday, fell from
the top of the new three story building
just erected in South Wheeling, by Mr..
P. Zeigler. Mr.. NIunday is brick
layer, and was engaged in finishing the
last course when he lost his balance and
fell to the ground, a distance of thirty
five feet. He was taken up in an in
sensible condition and brought to his
boarding house in Centre Wheeling,
where he was attended by DIR. KIsner.
On examination it was ascertained that
no bones had been broken, the worst
Injury being that of the spine. He also
received several severe cuts, and is bad
ly bruised, rendering him almost help
less. He is now doing quite as well as
could be expected, and it is matter OF
great surprise to every one that he was
not instantly killed.
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WE copy the following poems from an ex-
exchange. The contrast is striking" the
moral is plain and every good husband will
see il.
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COAISfIssIoNEnls OFF1CF.

WITEEI.ING, w. VA. Aug. -, 1856.
III pursuance OF the nbOVe mentioned de-
cree, shnll, Mt my office, on Main street,
Wheeling, w. Va, ON Monday, the 25tl JlnY
Of September, 1865, proceed to audit, state, &c
the ncconnts, Sc, HS required by tile said de-
cree, Al persons interested nrS hereby nOtl-
HANNIBAL FORBES.
nuHS2-sNd Master Commissioner
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PRISONER SHor.-Yesterday about
aon John Rodgers, a member of the
ID Sew York, now confined in the
-;hsneum, was fred upon and severe
wounded by the Corporal of the
uard. 1t appears that there is but
cry few prisoners in the building and
ne guard usually stationed in the room
al been withdrawn Rodgers taking
advantage of this circumstance, sta
toned himself ut window fronting on
Iarket street and used insulting Lam
suaEe to citizens passing along the
street. The fact being reported to the
commander of the prison he ordered
Rodgers to be tied up. a Corporal pro-
ceeded to carry out the order when
Rodgers resisted and drew a knife. The
Corporal drew small pistol and or
dered Rodgers to come along which he
refused TO do. Under these circum-
stances the officer of the day ordered
the Corporal to fire which he did, the
ball taking effect in the shoulder OF
Rodgers, who Immediately gave up
and requested that Priest be sum
moned. His request was granted and
he was removed to the Hospital ward
where his wound was dressed. We
understand that it is not of serious
character.
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LIST of LETTERS.

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE Post
IN Office ut Wheeling, State of West Nir-
giniA, ON tie 18th day OF September, 1865.
To obtain any OF these letters, the applicant
must call for advertised LeIlSTS give the date OF
this LIST, and pay two cents for advertising.
II not called for within one month, they will
he sent TO the Dead Letter ONCE
Advertised Letters will be only one cent ench
ONCE hours on Sunday nom to lOIS a. M
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ALovRLETTER.l The following is an
exact copy of a love letter now in our
possession, and written by II love
stricken swain of this city. The style
and language betrays the nationality
of the author, while the touching ex-
pressions of his wounded heart are
such as may well call forth the tear of
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III YOUNG MEN
% FnInrsrJ fha,,,ea1.

VINO have injured themselves by n certn'n
practice tndulged in when alone, n habit fIc.
Quently learned from evil cOmp1nIOns or NJ
school, the effects OF which are nightly fell.
even when asleep, and II not cured rsndeIs
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body should apply Immediately,
What n pity that n Young man, tile hone of
MS country the darling OfhIs parents, sh0uId
mentS Of life, by the cOnsequences or deTio
ting from the path Of nature and INDUCING
IN IN q certain secret habit. Such persons, MUST
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DR. IOMNRTON.

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons,
London. Graduate from one OF the most emf.
nent Colleges in the United States, and the
the hospitals Of London, Paris, PhilndeInbIa
and elsewhere, has effected some of the InnSi
astonishing cures that we've ever known:
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great NERVOUSNESS, being
alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfIllnesSl win
frequent blushing, attended sometimes with
arrangement of mind, We're cured lmlnedlI
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sre4ttelIiqetrcer.
oNnsH lIORNINa., sEI.r. Is.

rRAoEoUs ATTEMPT TO SwINDLE-
have received n communication
Augur, Bit, Screw Il Co., enclos-
me of JeH. Davis promises To pay
dollars two years alter certain
urgency whie-. cannot possibly oc-
y, b., :. :, 60. desire us to have
passed 20 their credit for one share
ir Horizontal Oil Well. The same
also submits proposals, with plans
specifications, for erecting for us a
tation, 100 feet front, depth 40 fee.,
cellar under all 24O feet in depth;
erial for the building to be Hubbard
hogany, outside portion of the log.
is one OF the koIdest and most
rtless attempts to swindle an inno-
man that has ever come under our
Ervation. They have doubtless been
brmed of our innocent and uusus-
king disposition, and have sought to
E advantage of these admirable
its of character to secure a portion
bur valuable property for "a consid-
ton less than worthless. Under the
tence of securing a good foundation
our building, they evidently in
d to sink an oil we'll instead of a
lar, expecting 10 reap the benefits
hout our being aware OF the fact.
e windows in the design are heart
ped, emblematic of the heartless
racter OF their propositions. All the
mbers of the firm are we'll known
ers, who have bored every commu-
Y in which they have operated.
cir communication also shows that
Y intend 10 appropriate the slab pile
he Messrs. Hubbard, it being in an
'osed condition. Considerations OF
It Importance prevent us from in
ting personal chastisament on each
mOer of this firm. We will, there
c, bestow the remittance of A., B.,
K Co. upon any likely man who de.
: to go into the tanning business,
On condition that he purchase a raw
IL and etrectually tan the cuticle OF
ssrs. Augur, Bits, Screw & Co.
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Table Damasks, Linen Table Covers, Nap
65iIn n, Linen Sheetlngs, Towels, Counterpanes,
:, We Nave also received n large stock of La
dies Kid Gloves, sink Gloves, Wool Gloves,
cotton Hose, Linen HRndkeTchiefs Collars
and Sets, EmhrOideries, InseItings, Hoop
skirts, BalmoTnls, Corsets &c.
~ " G are DAILY receiving all the latest styles
OF Dress Goods nom New York. We win be
most happy 10 see the ladies of Wheeling and
thesurTounding country, as we will be pleased
10 snow our goods, for We are positively sell
Ing our goods Mt New York prices
JACOBS & BRO,
log Main street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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MOURNING GOODe

MOURNING GOODS, IT1I
IA AND 4 BLACK ,LUPINs. nE
" Il LANES, Rich, Black Chailies ana Al
paccas, LpPtns, BonbaEines and BarazeS
S SHe5y VIDE Black Mohatr, Grenndlne, Black
oLs plain, striped and plaid, black, fig1Ire1l
anu plain Organdies and GinRhaIIiS > -
AnASh fEf j q RENnnESo
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
MI me many thousands cured Mt this InS,Jtu.
Rort ant Surgical Operations performe5, nv NV,
III ISSn ,it witnessed by the reSporfers 81
nofieeS ~ ,SIipPl, and many other papers,
asln before the public, Besides his sfaI,SI1I
~ \, gsnIIem9n OF character and respOnsibIi
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CuREE.
Bs-No letters receive,, miles ,,,,,t
containing stamp to be used nm Tka M, anu
tJeIS riting should state age and send mr.
'io'i VI aaNeF1Sement describing syinptoms
or.,- JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON II n
" II, me ~, Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore
-SS-S - Maryland.
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Trust not your lives or health to the care of
tuhtes3Tned and worthless pretendefs
wn1 copy Dr. Johnston's advertisements or
SetS IS, tneinselnss, in the newspapers renTiar
t tsS Keep you trihing month inter month
~ 81 " Ileir nlthy and poisonous eompoHndS
and IN s ~ me smallest fee can be obtained,
UC M IC oyer your own gOlling disappointmeni
,IIjp:, 'ohhston Is the only Physician adver.
his as Credentials OF diplomas always hang in
MI ~ ,S ieGles or treatment are unknown 10
s S6SI ospi5als OF Europe, the first in the
SSintIy, anu more extensive g1yitSIis ,,,rIf.s
IMAM hny Other PhYsiclnn In Tie HI,nrii e
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TOTAL FOR THIS WEEK.
New York Market.

slEt .s.,t i.a-f.a NEW YORK, Dec. L.
CoTToN-Heayy and declining, ut AZ
OBS for mlddling. FLoUR-Dull, heavy
and !OCgO lower for western, while
state is without decided change; 81 75I0
50 for extra state; s zoos 90 for extra
X. III. O., and 6599 Is for trade
brands, the market closing unsettled.
WHIsKY-Quiet ut s. 34CG2 as WHEAT
dull and declining, except for choice
spring, which Is scarce and wanted TO "a
fair extent for milling; 81 81 for No. .
Milwaukee club; 1 Il for good NIilwau-
keei 90 for amber state. RYE-He,iyy:
western 95. BARLEY-HeaYy ut 1 GOA
O5 for western, and l II for Canada
West. BARLEY MALT-Dull. Conn
Opened steady and closed shade firm
err SS993 for damaged and unsound;
" Tor sound mixed western, 05995I< for
high mixed and yellow western, 90(d93
for new and old mixed southern vel
low and S39S5 for inferior new do.
OATs-Rather more steady, at 45(65O for
unsound, and $3.50 for sound. Cor
FEE--Quiet. SUGAR-Quiet; Cuba Mus
coyado 131z@141<; Havana I4IsC9I4J<.
MoLAsSES-Quiet. PETRoIEUM-Quiel
crude at Il, refined in bond G61SG67.
PoRK--Firmer butnot very active; Is as
Oh 121z for mess, closing at 70 l2JS
cash, and Is 1925 90 for prime mess;
also 225O bbls new mess for Dec. and
jan, sellers option, at % 5O92g so.
mess, and 14C9lI for extra mess Bacon
Dull. Cut MEATs-Heavy, at IlGI3
for shoulders, and l3@l7 for hams.
DRESSED HoGS-Firmer, at 14E9l4IS for
city. IARD-Firmer, at l6(92O1<.. Bur-
TER-Dull, heavy and !. unchanged,
CHEESE-Quiet Mt 1903. FREIaHTs TO
hIVERPooL-Dull and dropping.
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New York, Dec. 12-The steamer
Herman Livingston from Savannah on
the 9th, has arrived. 100
The Savannah Herald states that the
Georgia House OF Representatives pass
ed q resolution Fatifying the amend
ment to the Constitution of the United
States prohibiting slavery, and the Sem
ate the next day adopted the same
amendment.
Alex. H. Stephens peremptorily de-
clines the candidacy for United States
Senator. dlhl.. .lei,T m : =
CD; Jenkins, recently elected Cover
nor OF Georgia, sent a communication
70 the Legislature on the 9Th declining
the inaugnration1at present, and ap-
pointing the 10th of January for that
purpose, suggesting that the Legislature
take receSs till then, ~
Provisional Governor Johnson had
Issued q proclamation on the 5th de-
claring s.. Cohen, p. Cook, n. Buchanan,
Ely Cabaniss, and w. W6fford, elect.
ed to Congress, and adds:ip do declare
further, that as, at present advised, no
carti fcates will be given them. Moth
ingis said in the Proclamation about
the election of Governor,