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WHEELING WEST va. MONDAY MoRNTNG5 0CyTOBFB I6 S65

1T the apparition of the Pfesideht oftte
United States speaking to colored soil
dtefs at all and not only that, but call
ing them his Tqpntry men; tbanking
them for the service they had rendered
the Union; complimenting them and
other colored soldiers on their soldferly
quhliG ess lteIli6E them before ali tliu
ysorlds grhls D your country, astySeli
them that "this country is founded up
on the principles of equality, and the
standard u III lei, i ars6li !. az al fajlts-
timated Is according % their w6rthp-
t9nd urging them to "do something by
your example in civil life, as Won have
done in the field"P tits known that a
Ai&ty-eight FOUNDER or henYy CANNON.
Tired over the waters on al sliHlIhISl hay.
VIII XIII BY us cpnousSion Jthel HOLSTERS
and other hard shell hah., They fall in
toiconYp I9is and perish in great NUM-
6ers. 'GAlb PtesidehFs thousand poun-
der, ON. TUESDAY 1eems to have sini-
liarly affected the people who call them!
selves democrats; theg-are struck with
u universal lock Jaw; they arc amazed
y dumb f1lhded,7 % 13eg lylilRaF
phrase; they make a1togc cthef a very 1Ii=
dicrous aid pitablO spectacle lesUiig6g Il
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ARRGHAlTiLiiiiE,Hcso,i1.N.
PersoaaI rmpresst6asI ma iIses;,cIIil ;,IIiil


Personal 1mpEes Ions 1nd iReespiIee-
The New York raaspe peadeHt publishes
the following account, by Mr.. Carpen-
ter, fan interview between the Presi-
dent and Robert Dale owen; ) q,i.n5i i''
Punetunl to the appointment, the
nouf found Mr.. Owen at the, White
Honse. Arepeated summons atthe bell
Drought no response, and he Mt length
pushed open,t the door and walked leis-
urely up the stairs TO the receipt tion-Foom,
Neither servant or secr9taFy was to be
seen. = PRESENTLY Mr.. Lincoln passed
through the hall of his Office, and all
was Atlil again. Looking vainlY for a
servant TO announce his nnIfis, Mr..
owen wv, Went TO the iptttcei door,
,.Reall said he, itAIr. President. /
owe. you an Apology for coming in upon
you INT unc0remoninus way; but /
nave Tor some tims be6n wal ting the
appearance of a servant. 'iSUi1n sfiJ5TJ
~, WIS the good fnntured reply,
...ths boys are nh ,6pt this morning. Il
nave been, e1pec ting You i come in and
Proceeding directly to the subject he
had on hapd, OF The saina time untold
5ng N9g 9 g mnnuscrip ipt Of large proportions,
AssAtA psi eAH 4AbkHt NIX lalkttl0Eutt
,th1t IsllnNe prepared with some Ecare.
] winch wish to read to ypuss' IN 5ilflis
NJ. Lli.ncoln laced az the formidable
documents ij,l really InuGis S VolIimi-
nous than sttti appeared /, being very
cpaFsely written, and then, half uncofs-
sciousiy lapsing into IND attitude and
e& preston of. resignation TO sREiht he
ieyide qtfy consi dared nm intiietfpnf which
couId not weii4De avoided, 81 siliifeti his
readiness to oslistan.ft s sff5sy 4 1.j15IT
cIhei arEtinle z nyils n very carefully pre-
pared die OF hisf0iiell precedents In
relation 10 tho ,s1bieck Of amnesty IN
connection with treason an ehslffon.
4s alyNht Eng lislI and cont htihentnl
history and feS SfeSs ed elab SfnteIy S a
the ACTION Qf. a ne dent w aSiiihSt 6h IA
ETteftle.rence TO Shnyfs and. the subseti tisnt
e'Wttihkey = febel lion a - "a 'yffoT I
otti hadlteadi but TITO Of three PAGES.
SAG slr, 0Eetl,, :. hen ltr. Lincoln as
stunned aEa efsef aligh ghtiy
~ sali80tJ Z r. Iiiii ti no,
Hall Z roll n Btl Z
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aMeArone On RllenInatIsllni

lis
+ McAEone, in the New York 4fstsied,
sRevfe'O, gives his experience Of indian.
lnatory Eheuniati ism, MS Follows: -
+ There are no roses in the wildernes;
i!ot vines that enclose the piazza of the
country house twhera I write, but an
easteElY wind, OF much asparity and
virulencei Is making itself Tery mncf
at home there, and whistling like 4 fIFsi
class buatswain whose mother was :
calllope! ? sstii.s irasatI .8f n l,.is r, ;
EASILY enough this easterly wind
brings to me the rheumatism.
II " also brings the rheumRttsmt to me-
I Dlu you ever have iRured-haired man
throw millstonep OnhyouF hand and
then bore into your elbow. with a cen.
tire bit =? ~ ~ = - ~
That Is the sensation oftha inflamma.
tory rheumatism as performed by me
Tor seven consecutive daysiand nights.
had some very fine, eccentric and
numerous ideas, Turing this period; but
Mhsn fellows right thumb Is swollen
70 the feaemblance,o of a Hamburg snIIl
sage, and his forefinger has q wire run
through the bones lengthwtke, he In not
IN good condition to write down even
the most brilliant mental lacintillationG.
Neither is he expert with those frlilI
9nasSnmtng, but potent instruments!
the knife and folk, w. E5Ii73lsf
Buttons, also, at such times, present
formidable resistance, and the razor
becomes vain and lmp6tent tow .IF1Tt
Inc only thing, in fact, that run the
easter and slides the more VIGOROUSLY n
Tor tho rhemnttsm, Is profanity. ~ -
Ihere Is a peculiar twist to tho elbow.
coupled with simultaneous twinges in
tho hip and Knee, TINT produce great
tinency in that pRrticnlnf.
The remedies that ones friends sng-
BesE are by no means the least tFonhItl-
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EXPENSES PER QUARTER
Bethany College.

THIS INSTITUTION IS LOCATED IN
u one Of the most betlndfuI and healthy
portions OF the hin country OF West viiRiniS.
u Is In Brooke county aErfeeR miles north Of
wheeling, and SeuesG miles from WeliSburg at
which place, persons coming either by boat
or'F1lLt enn IND, hacks re1Iiy 70 take Them to
The College. Sltpated n Il a ia, the country,
It Is removed at once nom the TENN tntionS to
extrnvngance, and the facilities for vice,Which
attach to COLLEGES in or near large cities
Young men who desire d thorough education
VIII hnd peculiar advantages in Bethany Col-
lege. She hn8 an experienced Faculty and
Affords the best education on the lowest Terms,
TheS2oth Sa4loniWtn commenca nnthe lEf
Monday in October next and feffninate on
the last Thursday Of June, lS5a
FACULTY.
Z IAIRI&NpER CANtRBELI, Presldetit 4 ~
= w. *. PKNDLEroN, Vice President and
FoteslSoE OF Mental Moral, and Political Phil
o9ophy and Bellies LettreS.
CHARLA9 1lQu9 Zoos E1Fptsllor Of Ancient
1AnRunEes aflf1- Ii terra tIfre-A ~ - =
b ", JOHNSON, Professor OF Mathematics
and Astronomy. ~ =
.rR RtptIARps6N, PfdEs or Of FattfralIplI
losophys Chemistry and Natural History.
Boarding nom 400 to 81 80 per week.
Tuition, perse ION OF months, 1000.
Washing and lights extra.
M1fticnlAtton Fee 10
hoE; ;SaGllggueS OF further Information ad-
nuR18 2mdAtW "
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Wheeling Female College
3 aWHBELNG,W VA.

-, 2 '. .laaa-A-lASs'a"' VA. 9'i'-sia
NNHlS 1NSrITUTIoSsSs CH5f r TER ED
Ia E1lIth ltlh gate powers IN 1854, md
" sFsoE, under new iBolftl q
DlrectotsY val oe opened % q collie GATE 1nSti-
tute on the INST "Wednesday in September
next The buildings are now being tho
iESusgi1I iiESnghIS RENTED and newly furnished
IN the uherallty of Its arrangements, in the
~ eSt@ent @ q1d eompr iyenesS q tt7 course
OF study, indt9 methotA of tuilioh and Hnv-
eminent, and in the ability and experience OF
itE hoard OF Instruction, the public may rely
upon ltS being n flrSt-e elAil3 seminary.
\ Having had many years experience in con-
Quoting leading EdncntionaI institutions in
me EAAstetn anu Mludl8 states, feel assured
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l.-. 3. DIR. q. j. KIsNER.

nNENDERS his ALL THOSE
who have favored him with their conf
'denee and patronage, and would inform his
fdendsand the people generally that ha viii,
the coming year, oCenIy his old ONCE on8d
street, neaF Reedt & Iffaftis Drug Store Centre
Wheeling, W. Va, where he may be consult
ed nTeference 10 their dileasA, the nature and
character OF which tho Doctor - able ut al
ulneS and under an ciFcunIstau to describe
und to assure OF The probable result and duTa-
Ion Of treatment. He practices the Eclectic
system OF Medicine, using mild but effective
remedie2a EuppOFting instead OF depressing
me Nltal PoWeFH The medicines used by
= MN are Prepared and putsup In his avn
once. betdes the treatlneht OF Acute Dis
e1ses Df. Khnef VIII give LIS attention TO the
teat{nent OF All YhFictie8 OF Chronic disease.
1ililt teoufE OF The human fnee, Scrufala; IN
.yhfes1 totIna, Wit FtTuledE DISCHARGES
1fqfp tue EaI, - pFevalenti among Children,
PufuAent Oplhnlnlin, Ozana Esnl l6Fsnil EIlnnfs
uleetlltt pne SdneeTS and an VaTiti OF fSiCiu
Ql5ellsa9s VIII receive his speClni aftonf3on-
Difeiles og the Throat, Lung and FIe1Ff-I Iv-
erGomf Amt, plArTflcAa ryaf IfeFy aIIii i5iIAs
Disea q Of the Urinary Grf6 6n5s 3vTjlliIIS.g ~.
NerVoiis ana srinaf a j5,9S
RlIeuulatisla md PHralSBi8 !Dises1S S1fc ~
males 0YeInGnufTlie1, IleucuFTllRR. PT1lar1Iiui
Auted, and an Paififnl IITeg gulnFitigS nnii JeS-
= vods DlSeGl To which tfiey are Gnhiecf. he
treIlt8 sfnlly. The treatment OF CH1II-
DHlEN win reeelVetl the G1ine ATTENTION aShere5
toione, An consultations and c6Inmunic1e
ions strictly e6nddehtl4li and win EacoiVO
prompt Altenti0n. Night calls cheeffhIH an
EWeEHds Once huuf8 from 3 to u Am. ! To
ana ttOeFsM. 10 iiiraii q lA.a 1un2
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I
authorities as n;review of this kind In
wolves. And i want to say, secondIy. II
1.had the time could not have done
Inc Work 80 well as. you haYa done II. .ii
~ Ihts frank and igenerous nvowal-llo
unlike What might have been expected,
under 81 inlllaE ctTCu stances from most
PnblicmenIwaSe exceeding ly character
istic ot'hir. 1ineoln. ~
7 ~ xiii!T ODDS qsf dAI7ysBB dAyBB sbi -
An sorts OF Iteins-.SgIt ana Iyiii,. .Iyist,a,n,
,S3i liti News ana Gossip. Hff3i
Troubles are1lilSe babies, they grow
higssti by puE5 ihS.i NJ q 81
Aim above morality. Re not slmnlv
good; be good for something.
Some who year ago were siGhinp
Lovers are nov loving Bires, zg5vs- :,
Humai1 existence hinges IIpoIit / rifIas
What would beauty be without soapF
To teach early, Is to engraye on nlnr-
plei 70 teach late, IS to write on sand.
teHeW who f1l ears % tslraref fenee IlStiow.
Achieves the noblesE conquest OF his ioe.b
Women-the first gathercr> of fruit
by picking, the first apple she caused the
frst pair to fall. . 7eefFHOM II ,Sft
Why may carpenters reasonably be-
Meye there Is no such thing as stoneP
Because they Never saw It. sat. slS-oill. ~
Ifyou should happen to meet a friend
IIi,,lle IN neeu, remember that you do not
nov .l!..y hoW,sSon you may need afriend.,
: Mhat Is the use OF signing and weep
in$ ity$ tls we noat down the stream of timer
yoyage2 2i.r.re4@,-,-,.,-
Three athinGs only beessenfihi toRap-
ptness, namely: Something to do; some
tnln8 10 love; ana something To hope
Tor. - htf'7.s1 si7i5t lflaf al IL
HWhero do You 1.-Two noVfD nslSejl n
lady of her former maid. iti Ion,t live
anywhere now; PM ffiarried.,l was lie
reply.
Many who claim to be tloyal To tl,e
bAGkb6nsi .yVef1i loVHIito tho IabpiJio1iS,,,
llaci ci5b0iie as lOfits hsiit liti6i n hscIthT
Pnrson ono, ,,,,tI, ~,
a.,S.t ~ !, with the mnnu-
~ IA; H 4 IL M M }Slat Slat "
II ,,o,, Ss,o;,I,S ~ ~.
dos ,s,S.,,,Ss ,S4.,st titil Ihat ne
n oY,yints him STa;, E I9 not care
ithey see lei tbc1n l.44 lsAAet
~, t.-S''A % y Z 80, 'i'.i
me poy that was told, that the, best
S,,,it ~ OF tae heart Was TO
fha ~ iS
= ~ OF pau
si5e stoltt mat s'like cures likes"
y. homoepatlls would
fq9 system TO
'ii74sltlEeA. y iss,i s,ii r.. =
fn;t s,oS,i Sa essons Occupied IN Canning
body eIse r. BeSanse [a theI. 0I y G.s Inanz'ny-
~ NJ, n y, Y z u VI " o Il
HeYer. defsp piss, co phsel nom RhhteV-
~ n95rter l5g they reach You.l Remember
tlat INC pearl is ,keenly sough for, In
spite OF the coarse shell which envelopes
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b - Al 10 Z -a4
A story OF LORD SSitne E5Ston. 4 \
Tho London CoGrt Journal tells the
following story,i bG Lord, ,,Ralmerstony
whom it styles "the glorlops old boy. .
"rhe great key to Lord Palmerston's
undying popularity, isSthat iheI knows
the voice of the people when he hears
1t, and t4ti ton when It Is raised In earn
'e:sts6 ilst his colleagues or suborIlin-
ntes 'Poo-pooht Y md put their fingers In
their ears. Many years nRof Mr.. Grun-
elson, the correspondent OF an English
dan paper at the camp of Don Carlos,
was taken prisoner by ESpAftero, and
the arrival of the news, Mr.. Michell.
the managing proprietor of the paper,
Wentito Lord PalnieFston! GrinQffR.ibis
Lordship up in the middIe;or the night,
Lord Palmerston wrote n tiesnafch.
sealed 1t, and gave It To- Mr. Aficlfell,
with instructions to proceed at once 5f5
me caDlnet messenger, who had Just
'FsElt.RIsqs 's!l n Aropi glenna. Qnl :aEriv-
ing, tne messenger was in bed, but, to
Alrs tchell Us surprise, came down. In
ton minutes, booted and bpurfed. nntl
All ready for a Journey. His orders
We're to start for the Christinois hpnf.
quarters at Once to travel might and
uay, and 70 spare no expense. He
started, aht1 by itcred Ibl q & tifn-the
railway system was in I'D infaI,ov in in
those days-presented himself dE the
entrancetp Esparterois tentntZthe very
momenti when poor GRuneIsoIi wns
waiting amongst a crowd of Chabhi-
ehoWries the arrival Of tho firfnp barty.
VSStiiatss your btfsfne - 81 e5ffie lfroftS
Lord PalmeEst6n % request .tiiat III III
Englishman's life may be spared. .GtIm-
possible he's h spy. .oI tfR&ad TINT i,
Pp+l1g ont his despatch, The grim
sfenerol read and swore, and &c tfffibefi
and cried tCarfaj6t = but he dls6 ia al
his! aide and instructed him to have
What was in that little despSt Steh.s hers
We're only three lines -nev 81 tfi ifspfrej:
they We're neither deep as d we'll nor as
wide as. chnrch-t tooE, r {bnEi they iJyere
enough, and our l'Aspecialb blof The old
days was liberated y .---,..,.s-. tJid -,'
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IQliiiltYIAAIl.ID SOLDIERS
AlFttffSial A. f!3A Hs Arms and AZ Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT NJ THEIR.
MANUFACTURES

- -, p, 81 GESxEiIljGi. HosFrEFA Hocs,i5E
= =, ~, W Va, ADrR 18th, lRSS q
you thAt j .hhiSe caFefulIy eSnmified fhh
4 AitlnclnA 1E5S manufactured by iIIIoSrARD
n ~ a4d tor which You are AGENT For
nplelty OF uction "a well "a titiFaIlilIL
" end c0nHelienea, IillaEg never seen arly-
ItliIlg 70 equal them, and therefore cheaffoiiy
then g any Fyho arc nhfOrtdhafe
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hfs man, orstst4f sdeI' isfira ErII sa
..,,,,.,,, sPRs9EtAf9I4TF9fi PtfS44T # fiki5Ia1 n,
"HpFroglw Whereas certain persons
styling themselVesl FfnnISnns, have
been endeaYoring, TO obtain what they
consider their right, and by S6 d6IiitE
nave disturbed and rlghtened' 'thb,lb lbyliI
jectst 81 the I'D lad ovcfs lid M stsr 3ntl
whereas they haye eyinced a determf-
nation to have same ht an cost and an
pear to have plenty 0f len, money aha
Wnr material to carry out their wfCl ca
design OF making war dnlils, the afore-
said loyal and Peaccablea old stay-at-
home subjects, by which we arc nut I'm
great bodily. feaf OF ,onr Precious ioynl
lives, and the. lives Of our fat oxen and
sheep, which would be a great calamity
greater than the cattle plague: and
whereas We are eltphlY informed that
one OF the aforesaid kinnigans named
u. q. N. II. Youwiahyoum Catchnm
mas been prominent I'm disseminating
lhts spirit OF ndependeheea and nd triot1
Ism IN the breast OF his Oopntrymen.
and hns been most INSTRUMENTAL IN
making us afraid our Aforesaid lives
and ttl-gotten goods, TITS ordered flint.
tfthe aforesaid Do n. n, Youwish.
youmRycatchum does not deliver hin-
self up TO the iieafebe bealt or sb6aba;
0AsAAAa VI" OSA6E lliflElHh
misrule in IRELAND, SIVithiniffye minutes
atter the posting of this notice, he shall
not be an owed 20 sneeze, Of say, tH6S5,S
your mother n during HE Il MT flbI n
his natnralltfa; and it Is fgEt her ortiared
that any person delivering up to us the
saidiD: Q. n. y. Youwishy
um VIII be entitled to reward of one
hundred pounds, to be paid in scop-
pers5 on the next change intthe moon,
each lbaatirig y true Kenf br iidflfei
sion of tho run-l King mug, of me
aforesaid old lady nNhOt lives over the
wateri and 1t is further ordered that II
any person shall Knowingly or willing
" hngR9f or conceal the SAID DO. n
4. HoaWlshy ouInay Id dfChnm, nd shall
be compelled to contribute the sum of
twepePee half penny TO the, aforesaid
one hundred Ohnds lof of1scoppera y
"GIyen at our Castle Mt Dublin, this
10Th day of September, 1865, being
the last year OF Dur pteciousf reign in
Ireland.
~ " ,aai, IA THOMAS A. LARKEM.
"God save tho Queen"
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.AFenlllnllIll .IhlnrIenhlnIIss,... !.

2 Some OF the! FenlAn In Dublin plas
carded the dead walls of that Oily Il tn
tho following parody OF the recent
proclamation Of the Lord Lieutenant:
BY the Lord Z,ielttenant- General and
MS man, orStat4f Older fs1Ira RI I sSf
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CapitaI. z lti'l'1Fl'p. n O. go

I fyntFfRrt stAH az 7TT77
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aSlSs1 S.S. IaIe% This beinR home 'fnSfitTifi6,
S1S T[T OF sone ninety iocls
rlisttl9llNnQfli are among ouF felf fIISSiSSSSS
IIisLl, 9mmnndH Itself TO the hSVorSI 49,
ton OF the insufinR pubic STd SIIS5dS
'tt1eif Patronage, eAiA eoAAL2t4
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y 1y tho SeCratRFy. - :
formerly occnpie BY Il ialS 5ne ~, ifls me
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@ldt lTecKRE. KRAFT a 90. s1tr
af'llI hsas s'whEEE1NG, a,'I .IiitaFl
SWSliSleaIe Agents for Eastetn otit6 ana vgtsf
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neeeheEen IEennrl.s on NON.

+ These remarks delivered by the cele-
brnted Beecher, NOT long since, have
been ydpublished, and have at
tracted general attention and brought
out a great deal of comment favorable
and unfaYorable. We presume most of
ourreaders looked over them az pull
lished in our columns. Last Sunday
week tho pastor of tho Universalist
Church in Hartford, addressed; a large
congregation on this interesting ques-
ton.
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DIR p, II, sEELYE 8 CO.,
-sa as'le Esop1ia9rs clsteaOo. IHfnqf,, .,5 " -
And for sale by all Druggists.
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Gne9ntettig{e'nllf &c !
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
!. RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One Square, one time, 40 lines or less to COM
shtute square, ,l-.............,.,S 81 90
e. each additional time, o,............ 90
r.. one 5 90
NHn " 70 %
=. mnntl1, -A-.-A..i..1..E! lS 90
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A q single hettIe VIII iast a month2to
I, I,i'r. Be l1's'S lEised three times a day.
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AL mon; have the sence OF conmisse-
ration. To extend It TO all pain and
suffering Is hdmanity.i All men have
the sentiment of what is right to lip
done! TO extenG1 this to ali fhev. do h
equity. 4ssr4fa a,fF 7 'i,iTF
"How do You like tho character tSf 81.
Pau1f" asked pafson OF his landlady
one day. "AhlEhe5was good, clever
old soul 1aknow, for he once said, Won
know that we must eat what Is sci be-
fore u.s. and asksn6 questions for con-
science sake. always thought / should
like him for boarder. ~ i.s7f si.si az
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16
.gIdoIqNQs 4S,r
aasiltaufE. rsl.s
ERE. MARINB& NEkNDNSHRANCE

ftAN BEsoRllAEeE UPON THE NoTr
~ reasonable terms In any Of the f6iIot Sfn9
Com panies, repF ting In the negr1Eafs
/. CASH CAl'IIAL AND ;AsstsTs.[o .[ovHFp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

He who greedily seeks honors and
riches, may be. eomp pared to a man suf-
fering. from thirst which he tries to
quench with the water of the sea, The
more he drinks, tho more he wants to
drink, until at last he dies!of drinking
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

Nee as5sts sxteedhR mo 81 M ~. y
StsEgp SStGIE1paEy doing Fire gnliness ~ tho UnifSd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16

of;sSc n 9. ~ NAfIFTR ~ Agent fOr psytne posous
IoLmsEly occupied by Adams' ExpFe:S ~ a.. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24
[for The Tribune
The Susnnloued Isutcr.

liz DIED with mercy on his lips
As the dread need TO ask il Games
When could be go with better grace
That mercy of his God to claimi
He fell surrenderiug to his Lord
The vengeance-bolt within his hands
What pardon-plea could sinner make
Like such submission to command
Strong was his will to serve the State,
And strong his arm to break the Toe,
Most strong his manly tenderness
When the opposer was laid low.
Then rest, Great Heart, in humble hope
The follower in his Master's'way
Finds advocates in good mems tongues,
And friendly Judge on tral-day.
THOMAS WARD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24

yIarke,s-CAREFrLLY REPORTED pom rBs IRibrsH
SATURDAY. April 90. 1865.
ASHES-The market is dull for both kinds; sales at
o. for Pots and 81 25ae 50 for Pearls.
COTTON-Tho demand continues quite active and ia
still principally from spinners, though today some little
speculative feeling was manifested; saies o. svo ana
1000 bales the market closing strong at IL 442c. for
IAIiddlings
COFT'EE-No sales are reported. Prices are nom
inay unchanged.
FLOUR AND MEAI,-The market for Western
and State Flour IL decidedly actvei the Low 10
Medium grades are inactive and prices are lower while
the sales are 1900 bbs at s7as7 20 for Super
fine State 81 50aS e0 for Extra do e. 10dss 20 for
Fancy State, e. g0ds 10 for the low grades Of West
|ern Extra; 81 l0ds 80 for Shipping Ohio; ss 400
$40 60 for Trade and Family Brands and s. 100 sl2 %
for ST. Louis Extras. Canadian Flour is in moderate
demand, but prices are lower sales 400 bbls at
s7 s00$s 20 FOR the low grades Of Extra and g. 30a
$40 rs for Trade and Family EItrss Southern Flour
il not SO active. and the low aod medium grades
Lsayy Al the close fales q 100 bb ct t9aslo for