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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
Wholesale indictment, or None.

The test oath law was passed on the
25th of February 1855. 1t was just as
obligatory upon the officers of elections
the day after it's passage as it has been
since or will be on the 26th Of October.
And yet, in nearly every county in this
State, elections have been held since the
passage of the act, and its provisions were
not enforced. On the fourth Thursday
In April. the present Supervisors and In
spectors of elections were chosen, but the
q test oath was not required of voters at
that election. In this city Judge of
the Municipal Court has been elected
without a single voter being compelled
to take the test oath. And yet the safety
of the people has not been imperiled, the
Union of the States has not been destroy
ed, nor have any of those dreadful con-
sequences come upon us from the failure
to enfore the test oath law, which the
radicals are predicting should the law be
ignored this fall.
If the Supervisors or Inspectors will
be indictable if they refuse to comply
with tie provisions of the test oath law
this fall, their predecessors are liable to
indictment for neglecting its require
ments last spfiHg. In this city the pres
emit officers are indictable for not obeying
the test oath law in the election held on
the fourth Thursday in May. In all of
the counties where elections were held
last spring the test oath law was disre-
gsrded, so that if any of the officers who
may refuse to execute the act of tbs
Legislature on the Goth instant aye af-
forwards indicted for such refusal, the
proceedings can only be relieved of the
odium of injustice by prosecuting the
entire set of officers who conducted the
elections in April. The election officers
in this city having already violated the
law, will not some jealous radical take
steps to have them punished at the pres
emit session of the Circuit Courtf We
believe it, is the Governors duty to "see
that the laws are duly executed" and
would respectfully commend this matter
to his Excellency's attention.
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freedom ef the Prcss.

The day for the suppression OF news
papers is about past in this country, let us
hopeiforevr. AS we expected, President
JOHNSON has rescinded General TERRY's
order suppressing the Richmond But
lstin, and that newspaper was reissued
by it's former proprietors last Tuesday
It is not likely that any shoulder-strap-
ped authority" will again interfere with
the freedom of the press so long as AN
DREW JOHNSON occupies the Preslden-
tial chair. If the editor of newspaper
violates the laws, of course he Is amena
BILE to punishment "by due process OF
law" but not otherwise. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13

THE elections in New York and New
Jersey take place OH the first Tuesday in
November, falling, this year, on the 18th
In the former State. Secretary and
Treasurer of State are to be elected, and
III the latter State Governor.
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Self Preservation

G In order to justify the tyranny of the
test oath law, the radicals say that its
passage by them was necessary for "seli
preservation" The preservation Of whats
It 10 certainly not necessary for the pres
q srvation of the interests of the State, be
], cause 1t is directly at war with those in.
tefests in that it has a tendency to drive
from the State hundreds of men whose
la-lsbor is needed in developing our re-
.s sources and increasing our wealth. 1t is
= not necessary for the protection of the
. rights Of the people. because it takes
away from . large portion Of our people
the dearest right they possess 1t is not
! necessary for the preservation of repub-
ican, form Of government in West vir-
ginis, because it strikes at the very root
Of republican Institutions and declares
that the minority shall rule Self pres.
ervation" as used by the radicals means
simply the continued sway of the Repub-
Gliesn party aud its perpetual ownership
: of IA the Offices in the gift of the people.
~ means simply that whatever political
faction may happen to gain the ascen.
FseeU may straiehtwsy, under the plea
OF "seifRrssesvation adopt any uneou-
stitntiapAl measure, no matter how IN.
lsp6nk ~ pnipst, which 1t may deem
.iaecssAsFy 10 secure it, power. n II ths
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MIR. E. B. COOPER, of Hancock county.
Democratic candidate for State Senator
in this District, is in the city.
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Partnershlp Notice.

q e. JOHNSON HAVING RuR-
in the Jvb Printing and Book Binding Estsb.
hshment Of J. II Ewing q Co., the badness
viii hereafter be conducted by the undersigned
under the old firm aame and st The old stand
l06 Market street =. u EWING
Wheeling Oct. 9, 1855. octi2St
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Boot and Shoe Store.
LOUIS FRANZHUIM.

~ No. 10 Main 81, wheeling. v. Va. two
% he Il
Ing, that he has opened Boot and Shoe Store ~
the above stand, where he win be glad 10 hay.
his friends give him call. His stock u entirely
new, and Of the latest style and best quality.
Prices As cheap 20 the cheapcst seps0
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Monroe aTnEET, gNDSam s. Ma La
Chesapeake Bay Oysters received every day by
Ex feSs. For sale by the Can or Case. III
~ w y - HUGH SCALLY..
P.S.-Hermeticall sealed fruits Of every de-
scription always kept on hand.
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Mr.. SrEPHRNs-General Hooker is said
to have interested himself in the re.
lease Of A. 81. Stephens from Fort Wa.
rsp, md itie tslzSHd ASt the release q
near q iApd. .,........,wvr-.--,.,,
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Protracted Meeting

an THE DI9CIPLEpM EET TING
"A House, Centre Wheeling, beginning on
Friday evening at o'clock P. NJ; also on Sat
urlay at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 2 p. II. and ?. NJ
On Lords day at LOT A. NJ, q and 7P. II. A
number OF prominent preachers are expected
including T. c. McKeever, W. 4. Pendieton
and others. octl'lH'
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Wanted-.A Partner.

4 STEADY, INDUSTRIOU6 MAN
n with q small capital, to assist In . business
business in one hour. Address with stamp,
VIM a. DONALDSON, Box COS, or call at my
Office 9l5 Market street, Wheeling, W. Va
octl2 St.
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REGULAR Passenger Packet

Regular Passenger fdCket
For Piftsbar5, Wheeling and Parkersoarg'
THE NEW AND ELE:
p Passenger steamer FORESI CIId'
Capt. JOHN GORDON, A. +. BUNTING,
Clerk, leaves Pittsburg for Parksrsburg every
Wednesday. and Saturday at ~ "a; aeaSes
and Saturday at 70 p Nj leaves Parkersburg
for Pittsburg every Monday and Thursday at
Q P. M leaves Wheeling for Pittsburg every
Tuesday and Friday at IA. n.
Freight received FOR Pittsburg every MONDAY
and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until ?. N.
by BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
augls,tf Steamboat Agents
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stt-wtu tnYa Ibsify has-the spirit
and the will of despotism, PA Grl as
tempt to exercise the power. Are the
people of West Virginia willing to be-
come slaves forever because clique OF
Republican ofice-holders says that such
a measure is necessary forts self preser'
walton 2" .sise5 ~ e5Et 5eAse 2.
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f,ss sf-s; C rsfi Ea3Ys2 fasEssfi1 = sloe
"a 4ssa fTsv Esjxx gzsz9 eiyss Hsn - W
.soaa : iIcasE q =. f
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JOHN EkNo1kS
MO. 8 MAIN ST., CE MT II 4
~ W ,if1 Me- pp,9hs:ed my pres
Ladies and Misses Boots and shoes from the
very best establishments East, ] am now pre-
pared, and win sell everything In my line 1t
panic prices for Cash, Come one, come ~, and
see for yourselves JOHN KNOX,
nnull :. . -
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Grand Juvenile Concert.

MIR. KEMMERER, ASsIsTED
Nl by 160 pupils, win give grand musical en-
tertainment at the Court House on Friday even
ing, October 18th. The class viii sing 26 pieces
of miscellaneous music.
cert commences at IT o'clock. octl2-N'
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CTATE OF WEST VIn0INIA o.,
- HAnpshfrs County. Circuit Court Of Hamp
shire County September term, ie6s.
Luther Ginsvnn,


Luther Ginsvan,
Elizabeth Parsons, widow Of Jas. .tisi
Parsons, deceased, James Par.
sons sdministz ator Of james Par.
cons, decsassd, and In his own In Chancery
right William II. Parsons, John
Hannah his WIFE, Parthsnia Eiis. 80.
abetb Parsons, Sarah vlfginisi
Parsons, Jacob Decker Parsons
and Charles A. Parsons. nj $50
BIZ. virtue Of decree made md sntsfsd IN TIL.
cause ct tho September Term A. D. It's, Of sAid
Court, Il was adtudged, ordered and deczeed
that this cause be referred % George A. Tuck
adjust the accounts q Jamss Psfsons, admins.
traitor Of the estate ofJanee RAfsoes, late ofsaia
Hampshire County deceased, - such ad1inistra:
tor, and also 70 sscertAin md report The real
estate Of which said Janss Parscss, Sen, diet
s s :ss :ss sss sS 80 :se are re-.
tate, and the priority q such 1isns and sl Other
debts binding ssid rel eetete, stattng such mst,
ters a. hs may deem psftinsat q lsltAI party
may require, and that aaid eoxnfotsesr fbsii
call al The cfsditoa Of saiA estate hsfeee hi1,
in this stsss o. lsWSsecsssfvsvssks. ana said
commissieoer shau uakss fspsgtsf he proceed
ipgs hereunder In order 70 Q faythsr dectss."
=. Commissiepers Once R0unsy. W.VA, Ssp'
In puIsnsncs Il ths shsvs .sssis.sa ascess.
COUNT wet Va, os Hssdsy. tls tsslnh
ana sis sa dss q s.ss.sss Il II o. fssss
admiuiHs.tes e, ~. "a $500. s.sss r.
estate d vhieh sd !sqes fneesa - Gse
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ed H. pesttZsf ~ sese. = $3.50. ...-.....
lin a. ed rel $3.50. q hel9ioe ~ DoQsgs
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STATE SENATE.

M RESINS. RDITORs.-PLEAsE AN
WI N0UNCE EBENKZKR CLARK, Ct Wet.
eel County, a. Candidsta fox Sena4or In the
60 unties Of Narshall, Wstzsl and MARION. llr.
CLAKK WIN rscstys The .Denocrstie 9ul Con.
sa1sttys vote Of Wstzl- Tn Cmserynttyp
yss.s e fas ceus1lsl q NarShsu md Nnzes
- hWesy ueDsc11aIly rsqEegtsd % ID q n
M s,s2-se. saf 81 hAaxvoxxM
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The New York herald., 1865-03-24
City Intelligence.

Tnp EoumoxlAL BLow.-There was regular March
blow yesterday and ths night previous On Wednesday
evening the wind blew with tremendous violence, and
kicked up great fuss among things generally, without
however destroying any houses or dcmoshing sign
boards and awnings sometimes happens. Yesterday
the blow continued but quite strong, though more
uupeaanty because the dust In the streets was whred
sbout In binding and suocating clouds, rendering walk
ng or riding In the streets almost intocrable Taking
ali things into consideration however, the oqunoxal
passed on very mildly seeing that II caused little or no
damag TO person property. In the Harlem district
there some injury 70 trees and shrubbery, but
nothing worth noticing.
A DHsxRrR SHor IN THE SrREyr.-While party OF
soldiers we're on pier No A. waiting to be conveyed to
Hart's Island one OF them named James Heaey broke
from the ranks and attempted TO desert he was pur
sued by the guard who fired at him with such effect a.
break his leg He conveyed 70 the City Hospital
CONSOLATION OF NEW srSAGocuK-A new synagogue,
Cor the congregation Shaacr Hashamon, will be conse
Grated at two o'clock this afternoon In Rvingon street
between Orchard and Ludlow.
RUN 0vER AND KnLD.-Coroncr Gamble was yesterday
notified TO hold inquest In 1l6th street. near avenue
on the body Of Mr. John Colbert sixy1ve years OF age
whose death was the result OF accident Deceased
was driving horse attached 10 wagon heavily loaded
with grain the track OF the Second Avenue Railroad
near Nnoy-nrst street. when the horse took fright Al
the approach Of dummy engine and Jumped with ss
much force a. TO throw Mr. Colbert from his seat II.
sell before the wagon wheel which passed over him
causing almost instant DEATH The body was imme
iiaely taken up and removed 10 his late residence
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LAYING TIE CoRsrR sToSE or AN ErIsoorAL CHuncn.-
Al yesterday the stone Of the Church Of the
Ascension tEpiscopaD laid by Bishop Potter In Kent
street. between Franklin and Union avenues Greeupoint
There was large attendance Of cergymen and others
The address was delivered by Bishop Cox, Of Western
New York The church Ia 10 be built OF Hunters Point
granite and the architecture to be of the early English
order The box placed under the stone contained
Bible, the journal Of the General Episcopal Convention
che Journal OF the Diocesan Convention scroll contain
ing the OF the vestrymen architect and builder
and copies OF yesterdays Herald and other newspapers
Promenade CoxcxRr.--A promenade concert win be
given by Company e. df the Forty regiment at
The 0deon in Williamsburg, TO- morrow evening Ora
shs occasion.
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The Navy.

AFFAIRS AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
Lieutenant Commander Leonard Paulding for long
time third officer OF the Brooklyn yard has been relieved
and ordered TO the command OF the ronclad double
ender MonOcacy, ten guns fitting for sea at Balt
more She is q vessel Of thousand tons burden, rated
second in the register She 10 sister ship Of tho No
hongo wateres Muscoota, and IL equal TO any Of her
class a. An efficient going vessel.
Lieutenant Commander James T. Jouett, late com.
mander Of the gunboat Metacomct, which performed
gallant and valuable the attack the dcfenccs
Of Mobile under the veteran Vice Admiral Farragut has
been assigned to the position occupied By Lieutenant
Commander Pauldng and has already entered upon tho
discharge Of his arduous duties Captain Jouett an
ssnt 70 Admiral Paudins in The administration Of The
The sioop owar Pensacola which has been In the dry
yesterday and tho gate Colorado will bs put in dock to
At for service in the Mediterranean squadron about being
organized. II IL probable that the Colorado will be
ready for sea In couple OF months She Il TO be the
flagship Of Rear Admiral Goldsborough.
The sunbcss ,,l. ElorSa Acting Volunteer Lieutenant
ton Tuesday last where she had gone with supplies
win coal and proceed 70 the North Atlantic squadron a
The iron-clad doubls-e -ender Muscoota, Commander
George NJ Ransom will make another effort 70 begin
her voyage 70 the Pacific on Mopday next
H. Bell, Commodore James L Lardner, and Commodore
Stephen Rowan for some tmo In session At the Navy
sloop San Jacinto, Captain Richard Meade have COM
pleted their labor and will at transmit their ind
ngs Department ~ Washington, which ID 70 pas
on them
The Vanderbilt Captain Pickering, has completed the
taking In Of her battery and will probably 70 sea al
baby ). ssnchsd from the Navy Yard about ihs middle
OF next month"; or ~ high tides serve.
UNITED srArEs NAVAL ACADEMY.
BAInxoRs March 20. 1895
The Maryland House Of Delegates to-day passed bill
approprang Sfy thousand dollars 70 be advanced d
the Navy Department 10 enable to prepare for the
turn OF the naval school to the academy buildings M
napols The appropriation made by Congress for th'
purpose was by the failure Of the Miscellaneous Ap
| preparation bin
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Court Calendnr-Thi. Day.

SUPREME CouRr-CRcur Mos 1910, lSd4
1888, 1852 1882, 1919, 1880, 1884, 1929. Part 2Noe
1882 lls2 1l4o 1874 1924 iao2, 1852 1Asc @ s2s 7oe
spKcAL TRRM.-Issues OF law and fact.-Nos 1T, 10o
20 203 204 2l3, pa 2l5, 2s, 221 176 14s, 2l1, "a
200, 227 Demurrers.-Nos. 94, 95
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Part Nos. 4a79; 49s1 1851, 4Se4
5775 507 1905 1865 1853 202l 4093 600l 3139 la11.
1926 Part 2-Calendar unchanged
CoMxsS PLEAs.-Part Adjourned Equity Caend1.
Monday. Part 2-Short causes-Nos. $50, 224 1850.
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subscriptions to the seven-Thirtfes.
PHHADEPHiA, March 23 1855
Jay Cooke reports the sales Of seven thiriss todav q
Nso54, 7so including one Of s3l4 900, from Chcnnas,
enc one Of $50 oOo from Philadelphia Also ~ a
,t,xa subscriptions Of $50 and 500
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i has .~'- s,timats field for displaying ths dFsa9
I'D upon the Jupe, and there h luxrriates ID
iact tho Jupe s quite noticeable feature In hdyD
dress now a-days and the ornamentaton trimming
displayed ON challenges attention Its bright coors id
intricate bradings ita jet drops il bows Of nbbon ana
its nuted l0unces arc
Deserving note
In the tempesiuous petticoal
We had almost forgotten 10 mention the gored skirt
rather dress for the waist and dress form onS
piece II still retains ts place, but does advance N
popularity, for good and sufficient reasons There
very few ladies' who could successfully stand the
trying ordeal they would be subjected to In wearing
of these dresses They the most elegant style u
dress for those who them but 1las for thoss
who rashly undertake TO put them without the neces
sary qualifications The provcrbal malicc Of frends
will soon convince them OF their mistake.
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The Families OF Union Refugees to b<
Sent North from Richmond.
tt,n nlrh,r Exo ,is,ar Marc I

There are hundreds Of females and children in Rich
nond who Temporarily deserted by fathers, husbands
and brothers. would hail with Joy an opportunity to FOL
low them North. We hope this opportunity will soon be
Afforded them. The supply Of propsn ia Richmond is
oc limited and II Is absolutely necessary that no mouth
remain here 70 be fed which be removed and fed
elsewhere Mr. Walker recently said, In tho City Coun-
cl that He had understood that there we're now IN
the city between Ave and six thousand women and chill
dren whose husbands fathers aud natural protectors
had gono on to the Yankees and left them here bur
then upon tho city. II mperat,vely demanded at
this time when the city taxed TO its utmost TO sup
po the families OF soldiers and Its other deserving
Door that this class should be removed from the city,
possible and sent North to follow the fortunes Of their
kindred and thus lessen the drain upon the city sup
xlia
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FORTRESS MOsRoE, March q, 1893.
Two schooner full Of negroes arrived hero last nisA
from White House, having followed General shss4
dan during his recent raid They all sent to Hane
ton, and materials furnished them to build houses
The steamer Creole arrived to-day from New Yosk
She reports having encountered very heavy weather %
the cspes last night aud being compelled TO lAy ~
several hours
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Evening stock Hxchangs.

Attendance very large; transactions immense 0oA
and stocks much excited Sales OF gold after ca
15oK at close Of report 1904 Stocks grew weaks
aft
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CHn.AGo March 2S 1885,
Flour duG' What steady at 81 Is 81 1s< for NA
l. Corn eucf at IKE. 74c. for No. l. Oats dun =
49c a SOC for No l. Hghwines steady. Provsoas
hams, SIS Receipts GOO bbls. -four, 5000 bushes
wheat s. 600 bushels corn. Q. 600 bushels oa6
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

GbvmxoR BRAxtxrrs or KENTUCKY, ExSupArvs ms
srAvss Tho Louisville Journal OF the 18th sayswe
understand that Governor Bramlets yesterday furnished
si of his slaves with free pspcrA
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NEW York LE0IsLATURH.


Senate.
ALBANx; March %, 1895.
RHVORrnD YAvoRARLv.
Authorizing appeals to the Court Of Appeals from
tain orders; amending the charter OF the American
German Colonization Society Incorporating the Veteran
Union Club Of New York
BILLS REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHO'LL
The three New York and Brooklyn Passenger and Bag
gage bills to amend the charter Of the City Fire In
surance Company Of New York,
BuLs NOTICED
10 incorporate the Metropolitan Turkish Bath Com
pany authorizing the Central Railroad Company TO in
crease way passenger fare.
Mr.. CozAXs introduced bill Incorporating the New
York and Spuyten Duyvel Railroad Company; and TO
amend the Brooklyn Water act
PAssRD.
70 amend the laws for the incorporation OF iife and
health insurance companies; TO amend the General Fire
Insurance law and 70 extend the charter Of the Aairs
Works .
On motion OF Mr. Field, the consideration Of the
Broadway and Caosstown Railroad bill was postponed
until next Tuesday by vote Of IL to IL
EVENING SESSION.
The bill to restrictions from the Manhattan Gas
Company TO tho price Of gas was debated at length
but no result arrived at
The bill amending the standing militia law and appro-
prang $75Q 900 therefor ordered TO third reading
Adjourned.
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Aasembly,

ALBANY March ~, 1895
Mr. WARD presented the minority report on the paid
IRE department
The SPvAKER presented the annual report OF the Society
for the Reformation Of Juvenile Delinquents
BILLS Pasted.
To facilitate the acquisition Of lands for the extension
Of Croton Aqucduct Works. TO incorporate the Twenty
third regiment Armory Association, and TO authorize
Plank road and Turnpike road companies 10 collect addi
tiouAl toll.
EVENING SESSION.
The Paid Fire Department bill being the special order
debated at length by Messrs Stewart, Van Buren,
L. Parker, Post and Reddington In favor and Messrs
veeder, Cutting, Viewer, Creamer, Lyons Keegan and
others against it; when il ordered third reading
by vote Of hftytwo yeas against forty eight nays;
Messrs Angel, Bemes Kimbal Lewis Shutz and Strong
voting In the negative with the democrata
Adjourned,
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Eresdom offered to Slaves ~ = Rscruit-
ing Bounty.

The recruiting OF negro troops Is receiving gratifying
support and encouragement from patriotic citizens A
letter before US from public spirited citizen Of South
side Virginia bays he has MY able bodied slaves Of
whom he desires 70 present half at TO the service
gratis provided he Ii allowed to them in their
freedom.
Another gentleman, refugee from Fauqucr county,
desires purchase ten slaves who willing enter
tho army, 70 whom he will present their freedom that
oosdition We trust there will be general and speedy
emulation Of these liberal examples, for II s obviously
important that what Is be should be quickly
the campaign being already afoot
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints an4
all diseases Of the feet cured By DR.. xACHARIB, ~
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

File OF The Herald daily Complete
from January ls5 to December 1854 sale The his
Of the rebellion Highest cash Prics psd for odnsve
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

Batchelor's Hair Dye-Ths Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfDoe
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

Dyspepsia sblets.-Welling's DyspeH-
sa Tablets Indigestion and Heartburn cenu cez
Sold by druggists Wholesale bi Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Pressrvativo
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail, No Astor House
The dye applied by skilful artists
The New York herald., 1865-03-24
The South Suffering from . Depression
|tps Of Spirits.

Nan of t6o6hSt-men Of specimen Of fwriting-meI
of action-all men who have their counrys interest
ake owe IL 10 ths country 10 combat this disease
deprsssion which 10 laying bold on tho country ant
snop1nS he vtals Of M YoiSsf ssoh a. home and IN III
lovMV.
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

Cherokee Pil1s-Femals Regulator
phie, free Address Or. W. II. NERwINx { Co. 61bsrV
Nsu Xark
The New York herald., 1865-03-24

Confectionery--Conf onfeetionsry-Confss. fe
uonery.-JOHN AsPELL. dealer in Fruits and confee
tonery, foreign and domestic, % the best quality -