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of any interruption of the same, Us
the Government of the Union will un,
dcrstand by the Just explanation con
tanned in this communication. God
preserve your Excellencies many
years. DOMINGO DuLCE.
10 his Exccllcncy, Mr. SrRlHILNG.
Rear Admiral; commanding East
Gulf L. S. Squadron.
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North Carolina.

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WHEREAS, The fourth section Of
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n'''' me t'i',rd '>'"'e7 statt Suaran-
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rNcc Of tire Superior CrR GAR.
OF til. Ever Faithful Isl I'd of tuba.
HAVANA, Nav -. 1850.

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an" Mn oo!'h Nt"'""' orig '"h"ral
81 Hi' h''eH states Army com
'nanainS tue district OF hry West
Ana "rtuSaS' IN winch You -t4t"
mat III consequences OF tn" arrival IN
mas port OF the ram oton"waii' that
II tins vessel Is p"rmltt"t to proceed
to sea mat the spanish 'oF"fninenf
VII be h.Io respon7ibI" for tot-ratlnS
piracy, as the '"nt"derat" Govern
nemt has n" representations either
clWl or military.
hroush the newspapers OF the
nlied States nave learned That
the Confederate troops commanded
10y Gen. -ee and others have anrrn~
der"d. but having no new 1nStr"c"
TONS from my fov"rnm"nt' | nav" TO
comm" myself t" those III 'Nistenc'''
which date IRONY nne and l'"cemhrr
t'tl' IN which am directed I" Oh
s"rv" the stnc;est neutral''y IN thu"
contest between the Federal states
Of the mon and III" Confederate
States OF tn" south
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RccOiiectiONs Of Mr.. Lincoln.

4 rcry cnr'o"s conrcr,ation- tPhak
he Mo~gM abom conSpirncics IN as
sdsstn0fe Inn Mrrc years ngo-
What he MongM Of Tie Pyc&iden-
N"i ojFee in its rc(uttrna to the peo-
MR.
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ty. 1t would never do tor the l'resi-
dent to have guards with drawn sa-
bres at his door, as If lie fancicd he
were, or were trying to be, or We're
assuming TO be, an Emperor.
This remark about "guards with
drawn sabres at his door" called my
attention afreslt to what | had re-
marked to myself almost every time
entered the White House, both
then and since; and 10 which | had
very frequently called tn. attention
both Of Major Hay aud General Hal
leck-the utterly nnpr teeted condi
ton OF the Presidents person, and
the fact that any assassin or IRaniac,
seeking his life, could enter his pres
enc" without the interference Of a
single armed man to hoid him back.
The entrance doors. and al doors on
til" official side of the building. Were
open at all hours of the day AMI very
lat" in the evening; and have many
times entered the mansion and walk
ed TIP 20 the rooms of tltc two private
secretaries as lat. a. nine or ten
o'clock at night. without seeing or
being challenged by single soul
There were, indeed, two attendants
oil" for the outer door aud one for
the door of the official chambers; bat
thcse-,hinking. I suppose, that none
wnuld call after office hours save per
sons who w"r" personally acquainted
or had the right Of official entity
Were not untrequentiy. somewhat re
miss in their duties
To this fact | now v.ntur"d ~ call
III" Pr. sih"Mt's attention., saying
that t" m'-p"rhaps from European
edncatj"n-it appeared Il deliberate
counting of dang"r--"vru If the CON
try were IN a state Of pr"lound".t
peace. tor til" person N the head 81
the nation I" remain so unprotected.
even -r',nling. Mr.. Lincoln
sad "'hat no assassin should seek
your life, tn, large number OF luna
ties always in a community. and al
ways larger in times like these, and
tll,. tendency which insanity has
to -trE" at shining objects, or whom
>novrr j. mot talked about. should
lead, | submit. 10 som" guards about
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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-13

\ singular phenomenon in the
shape OF lake Of wafer has made its
appearance in Center county, Penn ,
covering about one hundred acres of
land, and varying in depth according
to the irregularities of the ground,
from ten to thirty fret--some say fifty
feet
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Particulars Of the Delivery Of tie
StOlewali to the Auth0ititS at
Cuba.
.>4e IS received as Il D,postt : :

Havana, Nay 20 w. u av. no
news from abroad of instere ST. and
the absorbing topic is the Stone
wall. Mherc have been as many
rumors as REALTORS, each making a
report for himself.
1t had been rnmorcd that Capt.
Paige wished to surrender on the
same terms as those extended to Gen.
Lee, so Capt. Bogg. of the Connect
cut, who had some experience with
rcbcl rums ut the taking Of New Or
leans, sent him n note demanding his
surrender, aud proticrcd the terms ex-
tended to Gen. Lee. The reply was
that present instructions from his
government did not permit him to
accept the offer Of Capt Boggs.
From III. news lately received
from the United States. Capt. Paige,
probably concluded he would not be
likely for some time to rcc"iv. in
structions from his government. so
he applied to Gen. Dulce to deliver
the vessel up TO him on condition
that she should never be delivered
t,p 10 the United States. Gen. butce
Immediately and firmly refused,
stating that had lle demanded her
surrender they might have claimed
conditions, but as they had come to
him voluntarily to surrender her into
his hands ltc would accept TO coudi-
tons whatever, blu, would recriv. her
rs Il deposit This was finally
agreed to aad the officers and men
put Oh shore. a guar! of Spanish
marines taking custody Of IT," ram
Cen. Dulc.. then wrote 70 .le General
DE Marina. stating the facts. and the
Auditor de- Guerra with some artillery
officers then proceeded on board. and
took an inventory Of "verythlnE o,t
board of the S,onewati When this
is concluded sh. wi!l y. taken To- the
arsenal, aud remain 'il"r: without q
!ag until further Orders. IL" !ia-
was hauled down last night. and wa.
not hoist"d this morning, 50 til,
the Spanish authorities did nv hav"
- lower it. Most Of tn. crew wrr,
Spaniards and Portuguese. and :,
bard looking >rt OF sconnlrrl~ they
are. Large numbers If them had
deserted
The following important CORES
pond"nc- has passed between Eral
Admiral Sttih!ing AID Brig. Genera
Newton and the Captain Gru"r;.l O.
Cuba
y<s,i3rs L. $ F'.rcc. Nara ami VI'ttr4 :
Re, Wet. lila Ht: y. !o".'.'
10 tbs E-""II'"rp, the f"if"''
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-13

The Union Leagues III California
have started movements for the erec-
ton OF a monument to the late Presi-
dent Lincoln or the Pacific Coast. at
a proposed cost Vt $3.50, 600.
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jeff, Davis arrived in Washington
on the 3lst, and was kept confined OH
board amonitor. No communication
with him was allowed.
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Bv Col. CLas. G.. HaIpiuc.

T. go 81 '''''S l''''f '''' 50
Gently deceased President, both dur
ing official hours and nj ether times.
Dnce-on what was called "a pub
lie day, when Mr. Lincoln received
all applicants i'll their turn--the wri-
ter was struck by observing, as he
PASSED through the corridor, the het
rogeniuus crowd Of men and women.
representing all ranks and classes,
who were gathered III the larg" wait
ins-ro"m outside the Presidential
suit of Offices.
Being usherod int" the Presidents
chamber by MAYOR Hay, the first
thing he saw was Mr., Lincoln
h"wlng an "lderly lady out OF the
d"or-ih" i'r'a'drnta remarks to !.cr
being rs She S'lii fingered and ap-
r""r"d reluctant to go: - am really
very sorry madam, very sorry. But
your own good S"nN'' must tell y"n
'nat l am not here 10 collect small
H"h'S. You must aFr"a! to tie
c" TiS /" regular o'""r.
" he" 7''" Wa gene, Mr.. Lincoln
sat DOWN. crossed ms 49, locked
us "''I'- oyer ~ !-n''"S' an. com
n'l'rH 10 sI"Eh-th'H b'lng his IA
F"fl'r ht'it"tr "h"n much amused.
" mar "hH hi"N0 OF people com"
IN |" -" me ~ sad lana what
' ,, 'a'''S 'hrE nave about my "ii1c" {
""'H You IirF"- Mayor, that TIA"
81" ""f''an "H" has just left came in
h'F" - - 'F"'" me IN oif''r stopping
t"' pay OF r"aSury clerk, win"
owes N,'F a n'''H h'| 81 hh"n' -"
.A'! ''' f,'>'d""' r"cNrd himself
backward a"N ''T"Hr0' and appeared
'"''lr"'! "'n'i>yd.
IT, 'Hny h"vr CONF IN h"r,
'>"' "nthi',t' continued VI .i|"c't":
bi' Il tr bound She has rome.
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CROCKERY,
BOAT STORES, LIQUORS, &C

We have on the way one of the
finest assortments of Plantation Sup
plies and Goods, and as We purchase
direct from Factors we have superior
advantages in furnishing our custom
ers on liberal terms.
Persons wishing to make purchases
should examine our stock before fill
ing their orders elsewhere
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-13

Thanking our patrons tor past fave rs
ne respectfully solicit their printing, guar
antet ing to give satisfaction in the eXecu-
ton OF work and prices charged for the
Same
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10
New YORK Market

NHW HoRK. February O.
oorroN-Dull aud scarcely so arm: sTSasss Tor
rliddliuG
FLoUR-StatC and Western a shade Srrncr, rather
more d0iug - 6Oa9 IS ior Extra State SO SSIl 90
for L. II .. and $ll OSualI IS fog Trais brands.
N .rket closing quiet, With sellers at tndds QUO
tAtiona
wHIsKY-Dun, heavy aud lower; Western -
@$9 81.
wSukiO club 81 70
CoRN-Pirm TOR old and duli for new: Old Mixsa
Western nominal At 81 SOL S.
OACS-EtrmOr and very quiet; Western Suotei AT
81 ll@al III; one load reported sold Toe latter
price
Pc cRoLEUM-0ull aud nominal; AsaIss for
Crude; 6696s, for Refined In Bond, aud Ssa5sSs Tor
Rein sd Free.
RIoE-pull; the auction sales of S,vAunoh TODAY
included lSt uereSs common at s5s alex aud II
deEces good 20 tsir At lIsAl5NSc
COFFEE-QuiCt.
suaAR-oi,esi Cuba lsEtasOyS, aud - boxO.
Havana At 2Uc.
MOLASSs S-pull.
PORk-F,rm with fair demand; SSH 6l6S6 rs for
new mess; SS4 IjS9S5 foe 's3 aud "a d. , e,,h and
regular way closing at Sj5 regular 500 ~ 90 Tor
prime. an SIS for prime mess; also $500 Dolls
mess for February and March, SELLER aud buyers
option, at SST SiI4Sa5T so,
DREssAD Ho1S-Eirm at l53t9ieStc for wSs-
tern.
BEEF-QuiCt aud steady.
BAooN-P!r demand, Cumberland cut. part TO
arrive, 9OvS2Ol<,.
LARD-Yirm at 10 assrs. Glso $50 SblI. for the
last half OF February at SS%l.
BuTCER-selliug at 9aS1tIS for Ohio aud G9S5SG
for State.
CuEEsE-ouist; I4eSl2,, for common to prime.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WAsHHsros, Feb. 9, 1855.
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, introduced = bill C
extend the homestead loan to settlers on
lands appropriated for railroad purposes
which was referred to the Committee ou
Public Lands.
Mr.. Trumbull introduced eoucurren,
resolution requesting the President of the
United States to transmit to the Exeeu.
tiVes OF the several States copies of the
article of amendment proposed by Congress
to be added to the Constitution respecting
the extinction of slavery. to the end that If
any Of the States have rot acted on il they
msy proceed to do SO, and request the
Executives of States that have sSsed to
for ward official notice OF said action
Adopted.
Mr., Wiley offered = resolution directing
an inquiry into the expedieucy of allowing
State banks having branches to become
National banks, aud still use q portion OF
their capital for banking purposes, aud
keep offices of discount aud deposit ct the
places where such branches are now held,
HOUSE.
Mr.. Julian reported back from the Com.
mittee on Public Lands the bill providing
tor the subdivision aud sale Of gold and
silver lands, coinage, Sc. There WAS no
action on the bill, aud it was laid over.
The Speaker laid before the House the
following message:
Ts Tia Honorable Senats and House of Reprs-
SeHtGsires Of the o. S:
The joint resolution entitled Joint res
olution, declaring certain States not entitled
to representation in the Electoral College,
has been signed by the Executive. In def
erence to the view of Congress implied in
its passage and presented to me, it has
been agreed however, that the two houses
of Congress convened under the l2th arti.
Gle of the Constitution, have complete
power to exclude from the college all cleo.
toral votes deemed by them to be illegal,
and it is not competent for the Executive
to defeat the power by q veto as would be
the case if his action were at all essential
in the matter. He diselaims all right of
the Executive to interfere in any way in
the matter of cauvassiug or counting the
electoral votes, and he also dlsclaims that
by signing said resolution he has expressed
| any opinion on the recital of the preamble,
or any Judgment of his own upon the sub
ject.
lStgued. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Mr.. Elliott called up the report of the
Committee of Conference on the bill to es.
tablish bureau tor freedmen.
The report of the Conference Committee
vas read, when the House took recess
till Pm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10
RATIONAL MEDICINE.

DR. THOMAS J. KISNER WOULD
~ respectfully iutOrW the eitiscus Of Wheeling
and vicinity that hO has permanently located Ia
this city for tho practice OF Moilcino upon the RI.
tOuAl or Eclectic system. us has bSol ousA god In
the practice OF his profession FOE uumbOF % years.
and has been aminOltly successful in the IroatmeuI
OF all varieties Of disCAsOs both and Shr0u TO-
DR.. K, ~ heretofore, will dSVOto . good share Of
his time aud attention to the all
diseases OF both sexes, such a. Consumption aud ali
varieties Of Lung DisSAsOS all Diseases the Throat
oAtarCh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Mercurial
and Nervous Diseases, Rheuma tiSTn ScroCulA every
variety OF Blood aud skin Diseases Eplispsy tunoT
Wens, Spinal Affections, Diseases OF the HldusyI
and Bladder, Heart Affections, Diseases Of the Eys
and Bar, 30. Those peculiar to Female, via In.
nAmmatory Diseases Of tho Uterus, Pal afil Irrssu-
taritss, LsucoTrhOa, ProlApIaa Utori, aud all Nsr-
voaa Diseases 70 which they SubIsos. Diseases
Of Children carefully AnS nationally treated Med
icines mild reliable aud agreeable,
All communications strictly CoundontIaL Nlrbs
calls eheOrfully and promptly answered.
e Once aud residence door west Of Louis
Ablng'a Hotel, Third street, near Reed KrAn'a
Drug Store. Centre Wheeling, W. Va. once hour
IRON A. n. tot NJ
REPBRENoES
Prot. D. =. Payne, StOubOuViils, Ohio.
DR.. W. D. hcGregOr,
Dr.. g. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio.
Prof. o. II. CleAVOlAnd. JincinnAEL Ohiu
Dr.. o. A. Mslchimor, Van Wort,
iSI.IydkW
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From Mobile-Mexioan News.

NEw YoRK, Feb. e.-By the steamer
General Barnes, we have the New Orleans
Times of the lst. The only item ia a state.
nent that gentleman who left Mobile on
the 10th ult., states to that paper that the
powder from the magazines was rapidly
going to Selma.
The steamer Moro Castle brings Havana
dates of the 4th.
Advices from Mexico show that the In
perisl forces were concentrating about
Oaxacs, and will probably capture the
place, but in the meantime nearly the
whole of the State of Jalisco is free from
the invaders, and have thrown off the yoke
of the lmperialists, so that other wsrk will
be ready for them after the fall of Oaxaca.
Indeed the whole country will have to
be conquered and reconquered, and Maxi
milisn's prospects are very dubious
Guerrillas are very troublesome.
Reports of resolutions in the city of
Mexico, though denied officially, still con.
tinue.
The Juarists attacked Jalaps, and cap.
tured the town of Watepee. Acapulco has
been officially announced as abandoued,-
Ortega has 1850 insurgents in Morelia-
The lmperialist, Gen. Vega. was defeated
and shot at Ell Fuerte, in SenAlso. The
lmperialists were able to hold the city Of
zacatlan only three days.
As soon as the weather permits, further
active movements will no doubt take place
in this vicinity. One or two more moves
like this will bring us within easy striking
distance of the South Side railroad, which
1t Is hoped will soon be in our possession.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. e.-Both houses Of
the Peunsylvauia legislature to day passed
bill to prohibit the storage Of Petroleum
in the city.
The loss by Ere yesterday amounts to
$500, 900; the loss on coal oil is 76, 900 dol
lars. Only oue-third of the total loss ia
insured. The plumber OF killed aud MISC
ing ia twenty persons-eleveu from one
family, who are supposed be buried in the
ruins Of the house.
Tho Express says: We learn that Gen.
Grant is on the scent of about 81, o0o, 900
lost TO the government by military frauds
in his department.
The government awarded contract for
Z 800 barrels of -four, to-day, at $I0,ss.-
There is little export demand.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

PSEaRsRuRs, Fec. 6,-Tbe enemy YES.
tsrtAy advanced 10 heavy torce down
/ SsuGhsa ROAD and SsiEsd tae efSsSlp,, =
aateaes's taa, driving back our pfrke,s A.
that point. They also occupied ArDs;ruaE's
mill snj the crossing above, holding ooh
/ points with infantry, while their cavalry
swept around cur forces aud advanced oa
DinWlddis c. s.. Gen. ". Il. Lee neS their
advance there, and afssE sharp engagement
Grove them back Az the sane TINS the
enemy made demonstrations st other points
On cur right bat were ably repulSed. The
enemy tell back beyond Hatcher's run
tnere vas 40 heavy iufAntry Sighting. The
enemy exteuded but did not advance their
line. They captured few and lost some
prisoners. They also took several torsEs
wagons.
Our latest Georgia dates saw there are
nom 1000 to 5000 of the enemy at Pasca-
goula, with stroug Entertainments. The
entertainments are 70 secure them from
movements from this side, OF il may be 90
form camp aud gather supplies and be
ready for operations on the opening of the
campaign.
1t was currently reported that Sseruau's
army had made a Judgment ca the railroad
between BeSachTilta and Augusta. TSe
ouly fact cou65mstory Of this report is the
interruption CT telegraph communication
with Augusta.
Gen- Hood arrived at Augusta aud made
speech to the people. Gen. BsaureEard
also made speech after Hood. He reviewed
briefly his military career from the 6rtug
OF the hsst qua At Sumter, to the present
time, aud wanted them to know that he
Iatendsd to 6ght TO the bitter eud, and il
he failed, he could pay passage 10 some
toretgn country.
An othcee from the front eoua-ms the
Columbus dispatch that the enemy are
concentrating large forces at PASSPORT and
Grenada for the purpose of moving on
Selma aud Montgomery, as soon as the
roads are in better condition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10
City Property for Sale.

T'HE 1ndersisnSd offers for sale the following
Zeal Estate in the city Of Wheeling:
Ea[S Of Lot No. lis, on the corner of Uuion street
e19 the alley leading from Union street to Market
emsnt at present occupied by Peter Bonner md
Henry Korner.
Parts Of Lots No, 50 and co. at the Corner Of Main
and webster streets in Centre Wheeling; on which
Is erected the the three story brick tensments at
present occupied by Ridsl Mayer and Vim. Wsis-
The Home Place of DR.. John EoE, deceased. with
the eight contiguous Lots Of ground.
Lots No. and 3, in square No. 8, (known a. the
diamond LOTT Immediately west Of the Atheneum
oeclo-4m REVERLY II. EOPF,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10
msstInr 60 seIIslt sub.erlption,.

In accordance with resolution passed
at the Oounty meeting held at the Court
house on Tuesday evening, the following
persons have been appointed to solicit
subscriptions, which will be added to the
County bounty, for volunteers in the o. s /.
service under the recent call of the Prest-
dent:
Frat Ward-Hirau Young, t. h. Logan,
7. G. Sweeney, q. K List.
Second WGTd-John E. Wilson, John
Bishop, T. P. Shsllcross, s. Mcclellan.
laird KGsd.-Samuel Laughliu, James
Bodley, Jos. "A. Metcalf. John D. BAyha,
Fourth RGTd-W. L. McNeely, Alex
Laughlin, D. E. Donel, Ed. Reid.
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VIM. Kraft, J. L. Strohline.
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mitsee.
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] q. oRANOLn, Vice PreS't.
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