davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-05-15

1lth. Goods not prohibited NAY he transpoffd
ali ,ptotucta st,pped or transported from acin-
surFecuonarJ state u,he. than upoa cotton halt
be tie charges prescribed by the innra.l rovenue
laws. Upon cot1on other thar ihtt [urehased sRd
re4old BY the Government cent? per pouad,
which 1nusr Re credited By the officer collecting,
~ foI oms, viz. TWO cent per pound as tne ship
pjpg fee. Al cotton purrhsset and reaold oy tae
Envernmcnt shall b. allowed to be traatpofted
frcn from Iii fees aLa thxes whAtkoeYcr.
HkooKps TO BI KHFT.
seth FL and coron!ets account. and records
mnsf be kest by III o&een acting uadee thsss fak
, 1865-05-15

when shlpped by ill rail.
BEEF CATTLE.
SATURDAY EVENING. May ls.
The receipts ths week As shown By the sb3vc t.ble
$50 more than last week, and exceed By 1000 the
receipts Of any weak slnce Jan, lst. The Bhipmeou
are 2s57 itsx than last week.
Total sales during the week foot up............ 62
sales utipE last week. SIZE
Rxref4 Of sales this week 10
Salet fer weak before SIT s
, 1865-05-15

market 10 Vftnost thAnKs. W.
10 nE. q .hAnAa tEtm yekteto1y'a fknos.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

him before a civil court. and tho
President is unwilling to have him
tried before any other. 1t 10 said
that the President was misinformed
when he charged Mr. Davis with
completely in Mr.. Lincoin's murder;
and he certainly was go. The frank
and open avowA of the Tribune.
that Mr.. Greedy was entirely aud
notoriously favorable to the avowed
Object Of the meeting Of gentlemen in
New York. called to consider what
ought to b. done to insure an Impair
tial trial. according to law. to Mr..
Davis. has had great weight with
the President. II snch men as NJ.
Greedy inris. upon trying Mr.. Davis
before the civil courts. Dir. johnson
will be less iuc!ined than ever to
bring him to trial before military
commission. And before civil court,
as ! stated above, and properly de-
Tended, Mr. Davis could never ba
convicted. The evidence is entirely
insufficient to sustain the completely
with the slssassins; and on the charge
Of treason he could easily be acquit-
ted on purely legal grounds
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

The Fate Of jefferson Darts. We
copy the following from the Wash
iny,on letter Of the New York News:
Everybody is on the eui rirc for
news from Fortress MouAoe in re-
gard to Jefferson Davis; for the
Impression has got abroad that some
thug is III the wind in relation 10
him. The visit of Gen Townsend
to the fortress related directly to thu.
sub jrct, but in what precise way has
not been ascertaiueG. | ,hink l Az
warranted in saying, however, that
the Administration has at last com"
to the conclusion TIA. Erra. blum
der was committed in capturing Mr..
Davis at all, that Mr.. Lucpin's plan,
as conveyed to Gen. Sherman, OF
WIukinS at his escape into Texas,
Was, after all, the best; that it would
hav. been far better i: ne had been
suffered tc escape; that he has been
FINISHED sufficiently now; and that
he will not be brought to trial, either
before the civil courts or the n!l:.
J
ated," sent ont o; the country. with
the admonition never to return to i,
again. l believe the on!y difficulty
in the way is. exactly how to man
age the latter branch of the business
and ! presume Gen. Townsend was
sent down to consul, General Milet
about it.
Mems minds have cooled down &
good deal since Mr.. Davis was frs
incarcerated. and there is no longe,
aly disposition on Il q part of the Ad
minis,ration to visi. the sins of tn,
whole rebellion on the head of Mr.
} DAVIS. The evidence against him
J the evidence that can BE- brough
!: agains; hun, if he should be triet
either for treason or for complicit,
in the murder OF Mr.. Lincoln, Ia
} been safely si.ted, and it has bee
r found entirely inadequate 70 convic
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19
New Orleans Prices Current.

Co.,o.-Orainary. 33135; Good
Ordinary. 5000; Low Middling
4l042; Middling, I4a45.
Superintendent, 12cG0o; fully
fair. l64c 400; white clarified ooc
v ID.
E1ou--Superine, SO 60 choice
supertine, 50 374 low extra. 50
choice extra Sl2 y Dbl.
Hay-S33 y ton.
Oots-5sc y bushel.
Rran-sl .35 per 100 lbs.
Coyn-i.liow, soc, white. SLIGO
per bushel.
Pork-Ness. s3l9- " Dbl.
Bac0s-llc
Baggtns-India, csc v yard.
Rope-l53c y 10.
Cogce-Rio, 32c y b.
Sat- Liverpool: coarse SIS v sack.
CATTLE MARKET.
Beg Western choice, a 1Oc y b.
Western lst qual'y-019c. %"
" Sd q as,i ss and }7e.@-""
Vraz Catt1e- ss915 ~ head.
Hegs-1O012c. y b. gross.
Sheep-S3 25c4 So 75cR head.
-Nonet0ry.-gold 1440l4a4 silver
14o0l4l4.
The following are the quotations
for bank notes;
Bank of Louisiana, 374 340
Louisiana Stat. Bank 5S0 60
Bank of New Orleans 6S 90
Crescent City Bank, SO3so
Merchants Bank, 6OG63
Union Bank TSG52
Mechanics and Traders Bank re-
deem in legal tender United States
notes ; Citizens Bank notes paid in
Legal t. noes notes Canal Bank notes
paid i'll the same; Corporation issues
range from TO IL y CT.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19
Shreveport Prices Current.

Cotton-Middiing,-G29c y 81
tSuga7-l20lSc b.
Moiusscs-65Gsoc y ga:
Foxr-sl29l5 y Dbl.
Blc,n-lS: G5o: h.
CuHee-4O, a45c y ID
tFAisky-kectificd, S30-.T,kal
$40 y gal.
Candles-3ocQ35P h.
Corn-50cG- " tushcl.
Baggmg-34c345 y yard.
Rope-25cG- y b.
Na1s-s!o3-pke s
HlGes-5c4-P ID
Pota,oes-Sll3-F bb:.
Oii-Lard, 5 O. y gal
Wool IN SHREVEPORT.
FuH Blooa-Cl-an, 2Ol,25 y u
One-haJ to 1NrecJou1ths Blood
1890 y ID.
Natire-lO0l2 " ID.
Barry Woo, ! price, according TO
quality and order
Hides have declined in New Or
leans s y c. per pound wet sailed
sGe y h.; for dry. not worm eaten.
or damaged, J price.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

Marshall Bazaine and Mejis. as Sc
cond in command, is to operate on
the Rio Grande ard confront 1.-The
niggen." Bazaine, with q consid-
cradle force, is now at Victoria, in
Tamau'ipas. near the frontier, and
the French are now in Chihauhau,
while republican Juarez is retiring
on Arizona. Negrete. his Minister Of
War and late General, with other
officers. have given their adhesion to
the empire. thus leaving no force Of
liberals except Cortiua's upon this
frontier.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19
Public Meeting.
BELLEvrk, La. Sept. 4. 1856,

A~Ss>~>''' y 60 A<.t.' s1V p. =, AoOo.
In accordance with previous notice.
large number Of the citizens of Bos-
sicr Pari=h assembled on this day, at
the Court house, in this place. to
take into consideration. express their
views, aud adopt measures best cal
culated t" represent the sentiments
"f our people towards the State aud
general Governments.
The Hon. A. A. Abney was unan-
imously chosen as Chairman, and w.
II. Scaulaud was req ues.ed to act as
Secretary.
On motion of Col. J. 4. Suider. the
Chairman vas requested to appoint
a committee 20 draft RESOLUTIONS cx-
pr->sive of the a.nsc Of this meeting.
Whereupon the Chairman app, inted
the following named eentlr,h-n:
Col. J. A. Snider. Chairman; Cas-.
}. NJ. Sandidgr. Richard ". Turner,
Capt. s. T. Fort, and Mr.. Z. r. Gil
IHrr.
After short absence. the commit.
tee returned, submitting their r, 80
!utions to the meeting, which were
read and laid On thu liable for discus
sion--b"ing ably sustained, and their
unanimous adoption cog-ntly urged
in a most ao!e and feeling manner by
Co.'s. sandidSe. Snider, Mr. Giuer.
aud Capt. WIN. A. Lacy. OF Caddo.
The reSpectiv. Speakers urged up
on our people the prcpc;e.y Of imrae.
diateiy taklmg the cath .. allegiance
It's AN important duty tina, We owe
to each other as apeoplc held ,oge,h-
er by one Common interest. whose
aim il vac and should b. To appear
loyal and observation-disclosures y securing
for ourselves release from the mill
tary to that Of a civil! govesrnent.-
AT the con, fusion Of which the reso.
lutions were unanimously adopted.
as follows:
LIST. Resolred. 1'h"s waving any
expression of opinion as to the terms
imposed upon IA. propl. Of the late
Confederate States by thu United
States. We declare that we "accrpt
thu situation as We ind Il, and rec
omnenl to all Of cur citizens to take
i'll good faith, til. oath Of amnesty
offered by the President III his pro
clanation Of .h- 2eth Of May last.
2nd. Resolced. That a return TO
civil government is most earnestly
desired BY al. Of o;:r people aud W.
believe that every law Of the United
Stat can as readily be enforced by
civil process, in this section Of Loui-
slara now, as at any time prior to
the war.
Sd, Resolved. That We pledge TO
the Fedora! and Stat admin stra:ions
our cordial support and cooperation
in all IN il efforts t. restore harm my
between the government. and the peo-
pie, and to revive al era OF good feel
ing throughout, all sections Of the
Union.
ih. Resoired, That the policy
Of Gov. Wells. since We have been
under his administration, has been
generous and statesman like; and
his efforts to preserve the purity of
the ballot box, such IS to command
our hearty approval, and we will cor
daily support him fer Governor at
the next cleo; on in this State.
On motion o: Mr.. Sr dor, it was
FeSolce9, Tha, the Bessie. Ban
u"r b,. requested to publish II. pro-
ce-dings of This meeting.
On motion Of Col. Turner. !. was
HeSolre1. That this Meeting ad-
iourn SINE die.
\. 4. ABEEI, Chairman.
w. H. ScASLAND, Scc'y.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

There are Sew, uty-tour divorce
cases on the docket OF I'll. Lacrosse,
Wisconsin, Circuit Court. awaiting
trial. Every applicant is either a
returned soldier or the wife of one
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

In the gallery of the convent Of
Jeeu,s. a, Lisbon. there 10 = 6rr
picture Of Adam in Paradise. dressed
In blue breeches with silver buckles.
and Eve 'r!:h Striped pe..icca..
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19


Considerable machiae.y har Ing
BE-, u i'll use throughout, the country
Sugar mills, cotton gins. saw and
glist mi!i, arr on = small scale, and
principally ,un by water power
There are no very large mills in ,h..
country. Improved American COTE.
CLEANERS are being gradually intro
ducrd. Water power is abundant.
timber very plentiful.
HAtLRoAps
The Don Pedro II railroad: is in
running order eighty miles. including
three miles OF a temporary linz laid
over tn. main s.rrG, through which
the Big Tunnel t7,sA6 Tee: lone)
passes. !, is being extended to
Parabyla. the rich Zee region
This road. intended to reach out 4nc!
attract tn. busir-ss. if possible. from.
Minas S-raes' aud San Paula, 10 til.
city Of Rio Janeiro. The railroad =
from Prrnambuceo. Bahia. Sar,os
aSc.. on the seaboard. have ,h. sam
general object. VIZ to reach ox:. ard
a,,rnc. the business of th. iut,s:u:
10 these parts respectively.
PARA.
Para is an important con.ncrcis
city. containing about $4,000 inhabi
,ants. and lying with one and h
degrees Of this equator.
THE RIVER AMAZON.
! Tho valley Of the Amazon il low
Fat. and commonly for months. GOV
er d with water much worse thar
tic valley ~ tho Niss.rsippi ~ y,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27

NT d T G. e
Having saved few rs from the Gre viii be glad
20 furnish my old customers and ends who may be IN
need ny ofee for tae present Will be in the basement
Of ny residence on Franklin between Sih and S'n
One hours from o'clock A. NJ Til 3P. x
Sn9a az P0WHATAN WBLSIGER
TyASp PRINTING PRBS, FOR SALE Paten 90 Sd
IL By a9l9 with or without Seninkins sppAra'ns
% in coed corr ton and YIN be sold cheap .
! apply at NE Wing job OBce. spSS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27

I>oR SALE-DesriDg 70 leave the cry ocar Ter ssie
u ny Chamber Fur iture consisting u htadsoczs
" slnnt Wardrobe (mcdern styki; mahogany Buess.
|1ua .rble top, NsSogsn hsir-oovcroi Arm Chair;
~, age Belstead and Wsshsgnd sne-sest Chsirx
P-ce $40 for tie 6t oer also for ssIe Hair Mat
rsaa Feather Bed Boletey and Pillow. Psrtses dear-
NJ 70 purehase the above will csl ct n. Hancock
north site Of hen. between ID Il All. Wtd1ssday
S.thnI G. J. THOMAS, Jr.
an 8-Gf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27
FINANCIAL.
Wit ID ST At II -:
SEVEN THIRTY LOAN o

.
By sQthOry of the Secretary of the Treasury, the en-
dengned has assumed the General Subscription Agency
for the sale of the United States Treasury Notes bearing
even and etenths per cent interest per snnuHr
tnovn as the
1880 LOAN.
These Notes are issued under date Of June 10 1850
are payable thee years from that time in currency
Are converted at the option of the holder into
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27

nOnN REWARD.--Lost or stolen $1,000
1OUU Greenbsck Note dated March 10th, 1854, No
1854.
Any person returning he note to this oce OF gi7ns
rformaton which will lead 10 iR recovery win secur.
he above reward, aud NO QUESTIONS AskBD.
9pT-20t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27
GOLD BEARIKG BONDS

UNITED STATES 600 SIX PR CENT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27
LOST AND STOLEN.
OFFICE RICHMOND & YORK RIVER r. R. CO.
RICHMOND, VA. April Is, 1855
rUEry DnUIARS RFVVA RID. -TsLe,

i from my rooms az the Depot OF The Richmond and
fOrk River Railroad Company, on the 4th instant q
small LEATHER HAND TRUNK contai ming legal and
priv tie papers end aso from my Secretary consiter
able lot of private papers, as well as papers belonging
TO said Railroad COMPANY which can be Of use 70
any one but myself and cl ants. The above reTSrd
will be paid for their turn to Capt. Ccx5rocK Quarter
master [. :. A.. occupying the Depot huidnSs o.
tomato reward for the return of any portion Of said
papers which may be o. any value to- me- and no cues
tOna asked.
will also pay a suitable reward for the return OF aDy
portion of any other property belonging either 70 my
self or said Railroad Con pany which may have teen
taken away al the me time Some OF the parties who
took property fon the Depot buildings are known 70
by name and position. and will be exposed through
the public prints aud their name. lodged with the Pro
Marshal General, with abundant evidence Tor the
conviction for his act ion unless the property tSl
Immediately returned. ALEX. DUDLFt, "a
Prest Richmond and York River Railroad 'e.I
an Oft
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27
90 OOO R L W A M ID

Any person residing IN Virginia or elsewhere. into
whose hands one Of the valuable papers listed
below may rave come, will receive his pro-
portion of tie above reward by sending it them TO my
address. through Adams Express Company, with in
structions 20 receive the reward on delivery of the
No questions will be asaed-so the names Of the par.
ties will not Re known.
Nesqrs R. A. Lancaster 4 Co., Stock Brokers Main
stree. Messrs Maury Co.. Stock Brokers near Spots.
wdod Hotel and Mr.. John Purcell Stock Broker will
also have the kindness 70 act for me in this matter
JOHN STEWARD.
ONCE, franklin Street between It'll and 9Th.
Richmond, April IS. sp26-tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27
EDUCATIONAL.
CONMENDABLE SCHOOL NOTICE!
R Il AID 1T.

READ 1T.
MIR v. PIERCE, To DAY, Reopens his English and
N Classical School for Boys Mayo street between
Franklin ana Broad Charges as before the VA, viz
English, &C., per quarter Of ten 90 weeks sl2 80
C1Sssical NC 10 %
N BIO suit the pecunisry state Of affairs which has
fallen on US all will say to my former patrons and 70
Others that will indulge such cannot now pay on
satisfactory assurance Of payment at their own Fixed
time or will take Provisions Groceries at market
prices in place Of money il they sound and whole
some W. r
ap 25-eOd6t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27
Os T-.Twenty Dollars Rewerd.Ss

i Lost on the evening of the oath Of April bet, =
Mr. Pizzinis and Dr Beale's. one L &C X LEA
Err POCKET-B BOOK. containing one S5Oh
one $50; three sl01; several sos; with = 90
small noei-aIl in Greenbscks. Also, one 50 IL .
on state of Michigan. together with ticket foT
watch. The finder will p ease leave il with Mr. Win
at Pzzini's Old Stand B-oad street and receive .
ap9sEit. F.M. BoNAv1TA.:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27
y7aE NEW SKIRT FOR 1885,

NT0TsCE.--To Wy OIC Customers ara
IN the Public Generally Ny Shop HAVING
escaped tesrn ctor the late f'e. an nov prepared o
DO BLACkSNiTHlNG and WHEEL 'AGfT WORK 10
AZ its ancS o. H0RSE-SacEING in part cnlsr.
ne,r osnyilIe Dapot Q BORNETT.
anr 02-Als
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27
DOILARs REWARD.

4 n DOLLARS REWAED.-stolen from e.
III residence Of John Beal, in Hanover county, ma
Pipingtree Ferry a large DUNN HORSE, branded b :
low order ana was formerly owned by Rr. Bethef
Rockets. will pay the above reward and al ezpen
If delivered 10 Mr. Beal, or Carter K Talley in RchmG,
| think the thief brought HIM towards Richmond
ap26-2t' WIN. ". TURNER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27
BUILDING LOTS FOR LEASE.

large number of BUILDING LOTS, ing among
"A the most valuable in the burnt district OF the city
or eaS from live TO twenty years situated as follows
On Main street. opposite the SpOtswood Hotel.
On Main street both sides, between 18th and 18th
streets.
On Main street. both sides between 18th and l4th
streets
On 18th street between Main AMI Franklin streets.
on 18Th street between Main a9d Cary streets.
On 18th street between Cary street and Glllego Mills
On corner Of 18th aud Franklin streets opposite the
state Court House
On north side Basin Bank between 10th and Ilth
streets.
On south sid. Basin Bank, between 10th and 18th
streets.
On s.h street. between Main and Franklin streets.
On north side Of the canal between 9th and 7th streets
On south do do do do
ON Bank street between 9th and 10th streets
To persons who are willing - put up good buildings.
he lease On many of the above ots be had Tor 20
wears and those Wishing to obtIn lots in the very best
business portion OF the city have fine opportunity
q doing 30. JAS. NJ TAYLOR
Real Estate Agent and Auctonee
aO25..4t OHice corner Marshall and 9th streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-18

Valued at s5onoeo EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR,
and not to We paid for until gou know what
you 10 get
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-18
Miscellaneous.
Ho LID Az GIF Isl
Great Bargains in Jewelry |

N ". FORSYTH 4 co. AZ & a. Nassau st. New York,
tstjoihhk the Post oiceD offer for sale the following
magnificent list Of ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-18

yA = =, ~ - hlsssrs ~ s1lrss = ~ yab-
- - - - - no6fss enhan1en1snf1, D.
Etr11 Ael1l1Ms r. - - vIg1oNl1Ne - nDvp ~
- 9l - ys1sss AsIBsd WifA II - n
- ~ - ~ nost haadly noleeta, - 49,
- ~ - sdanoleus sos4eafa - = .
49, yeA - 81 wtc1s ttlno y besnlA q - bo1y,
~ esb9D T. peeeqt = suEA - naetw uhattk 1naIs
Nl1ieJs ~ \ ~ rspnrs6 tesnsess 49, $1,000
- ~ = tSyGr3 49, enfllRsd hen thsg>
go - - eDt1enoe r1aa1inr - II v1kfunn
80 - euv - pgovo11tve, fof ~ Gaeases as1se
0nD Gt11f . ehanGeeof weathsg ~ e1l1n6s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-18
pOBERT H. GILLMORE,
.aTTORys.Br ar LEV;
KEoKuK, IOWA.
nR. J. f. SANFORD

ltromes ON rhsra =. y, bssss.. =. = 5eA.s'
aagl-dem
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-26
DEMONSTRATION I'm Georgia.

NEW. YoRK, Aug. 25.-The Herald's
special says Judge Lochran and other
Georgians represent the work of; re-
construction in Georgin as progressing
satisfactorily to Union men. BE is
confident the people of Georgia viii ac-
cede to all the conditions and settle the
principle of the negroes rights to vote,
subject to such restrictions as are inn
peratiYely demanded.
ingt6n coincide in the belief that the
transition from slave to free labor will
produce but little trouble. -
Mai. Gen. Grocker, of Iowa; is Sc
verely i'll at Wizards. &
General Spencer, of the Treasury De-
partment, has taken a month leave OF
absence for the first time for four years;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-26
aIiseGiianeot,,. Items.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 25th.-Alnong the
passengers ON the lost steamer Brother
Jonathan, WINS Jno. Nesbitt, for many
years one of the editors of the San
Francisco Bulletin. f-ss
New Orleans papers mention the
sinking of tho steamer Ida May, from
Shreveport for New Orleans, with $50
bales of cotton. Passengers saved.
The Post says the extent Of the ABB
straetiops OF funds and the forgery of
gold checks by Ketehunl, aggregates
one million two hundred thousand.
Tho POSTS special says the friends OF
Alex. II. Stevens are making strenuous
efforts for his pardon.
Major Wallick denies that he refused
inside the taxes for colOred schools.
"A Cabinet meeting was held this morn
ing, all the members being present ex-
cent Mr.. Stanton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-26
GaaEattpnal.
BethanY Coliaga-

la1S 1NsITTUTION Is IOCATFn M
-. 9ne OF the most beautiful and heSItIIS,
II Il n, p ~ me hi country OF West Virginis
I1saitISS66lO county StrteeH miles north oi
Y. and serel miles from WeIlsbuFR nj
~ 1.oJI F9tacs, persons coming either by btat
he et5S can md hacks ready to take them 10
T. e Situated as It Is in the country
n at once nom the temptations 10
80 y. and the facilities for Vice WINCH
TT.ss.sn % colleges in or near large cities-
aSIt Ig men who desire q thorough education
IL - A1 ~ peculiar dvantages in Bethany COZ
cue mas an experienced Faculty and
1s Ine best education ON the lowe Terms
G1ne zoLh Session will commence on The III
tI ion1eiay IN October next and Terminals on
etle N4st ~ ufsday OF June, 1866.
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CAAfPBEII., President.
r. ". n. PENDLEroN, Vice President and
L 1oHs OF Mental Moral, and Political PHI
-Ossopny andBelles LettreS.
= SdARLEs LOUIS Loos, Professor of Ancient
4A " nag9 ana Literature.
p; w. JOHNSON, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy. -
II. RIcIIARDsoS, Professor of Natural Phil
losophy, Chemistry and Natural History.
TERMS.
Boarding from 500 10 81 50 DER week
tuition, per session OF 8 months, 5000.
Washing and lights extra -
Marttculation Fee 500.
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Wheeling Female College
d IL WHEELING. WV

.HIHIS INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
Il with full collegiate powers in 1854 and
recently reorganiZed under new BoarIl az
Directors VIII be opened as collegiate instf-
tute on the first Wednesday in September
next The buildings are now being tho
rFS1nei1ly rehtted and newly furnished
In the lIbemlIty OF Its nIrangements.ir in the
extent md comprebensiveneSs oftits course
OF study in It's methods of tuition md gov
eminent, and in theabilIty and eXDeTienss NJ
Its Board OF instruction, the public may RELY
upon its being flTst-claS seminary.
Having had many yeaIs experience in con-
Quoting leading EDUCATIONAL institutions In
the Eastern and Middle States, I feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the enr-
nest co-operation of the citizens OF Wheeling
and vicinity, the College will soon be able to
extend TO young Indies all the facilities for an
OF our eastern metropolitan cities
II affords me the highest satisfaction to be
able TO announce the engagement of a corps
OF teachers OF distinguished ability, eXpe-
rtence md reputation.
"A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be Organized
At an early day, having especial reference to
the preparation OF young ladies for the busi-
A PREPARATORY DEPARTMENr win be
opened for such Misses as are too young to
enter the collegiate. -
The institution will be conducted upon
Protestant but not upon denominntlonnII
principles; the leading churches of this Vicini-
ty, the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
Eptscopalian, being represented In the FaCul-