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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-16

ATOTICE Is GIVEN TO THE OWNERS
IN OF PROPERTY on the paved streets that
the Corporation Law in regard to repairing; slde
payements IN front Of their property, VII VII be
enforced. JOo: oOLioE1;, Lc1o1;,o
Superintendent OF Police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-16
By JOHN z. PARRoTT AUcTIoNEER.

. JUi1N Z 1 z 4slSU1i, 1aUVIAOIs1Il.-s' q
TR USTEE'S S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL PROPERTY authority
Of a deed oftrust from John Cohagan and wife,
to me- I will offer sale, by auction. for cash, On
SATURDAY, the 18th Of November, 1869, at
Il clock, a: N, in front Of the premises, gHHa
the east side of Patrick street, between Prince
and Duke streets, Immediately opposite Grace
Church, in which said Cohagan formerly resi-
ded. with the vacant ground adjoining it on the
south, extending south to an alley 20 feet wide,
and east to court 46 feet lOinches wide; also, a
vacant lot at the northeast corner Of Patrick
and Duke streets, binding 43 feet inches on
Duke street, and extending north on Patrick SIS
feet to said 20 feet alley.
This property will be sold in convenient sub
divisions, which will beshown on q plat at the
SALE L. JoHNSION. trustee.
Oc N-eOtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-16
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EDGAR SN OW d 81 BIZ ~, Sa
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70 OFFIG GE.--fNo 1o4 King street over
Frenea' Book ose. z
IS ~ Advertisements and Subscriptions re-
,ogreds at the Printing @ aiee 5agar
Son,s Office, corner Of King aad Esoyal Streets,
asls a.sar S. OWing's Dry Goods store.
~ ~ ERMs =. s. SUB RIPTIoN--SSi cents
snsr month; or Six dollars PER ANNUaf, payable.
i Fn advance. z.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-16

nUBLIC SA LE.--WiI! oe :o!G at auction: on
/ the first Monday in December that being
court day. the NALCABLh PRVPERIl,
known as WAVERLI, containing three hun
dred acres, forty Of which are in timber. This
estate is one u1ile-and-a-haIf from Bristoe Sta
ton on the Orange and Alexandria: Railroad,
and six hundred yards from Nokesyille, Prince
William CO.. Va. Terms One half down. and
the balance in one: two and three years to suit
IN nov 3-eo2w* /. B. NORVELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-16
BY JOHN 4. PARROT, AJc1loNE5a.

01 SO1s 41 AA1sAso@I, ASSA-oA'~1--AN'
A:=IR} AXS2:IR} HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
l#a#l On Saturday afternoon next, 18TH inst,
Shall offer to tle highest bidder, on the prem
ises. at o'clock the & House and Lot: On which
situated on the east side o.! Fairfax
street, and south Of Jefferson street almost dl-
rectly west from Battery Rodgers. The house
is two-story frame building, containing tour
snug and well finished rooms The lot IS Is Dy
q feet. Terms cash.
nov l5-3t Il. Ny. DAVIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-12
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, July N.

NEW YORK, July IL.
CorroN-Firm; 5Od5lc for middling;
the auction to-day of 300 bales for
government account, good middling
sold at 50 y; ordinary 10 strict middlinB
j3i.; low middling jOl good middling
49, currency.
FLOUR-l@2c better; S6,75Ci7,O0 for
extra r. IL. o.; and S7,OOd7,l5 for trade
brands; market closing iirin; no sell
lers al the outside quotations.
Steady western S2,O>'D
2,09'.. for goVernmentaccount 20 bbls
NJ S9.O7.
Advanced 2MSc on Spring
and 5Gl0c on Winter: - = sll. 80 tor
Amber Milwaukee; $50 for Winter
Red Western.
RYE-Firmer; western quoted at 81
and state II, 90.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Scarcc and - better; sS(tS2
for unsound and N3(G SIC for sound
mixed western: $50 for western yell
low and - for New orleans.
OArs-Dull and L. lower; T. FOR wes-
tern.
CoFFEE-ActiVe.
SUGAR-Firm; l2Gl23ic for Havana.
MOLAssEs-Dull.
Wool Dull.
PITBOLEUM- Heavy; crude 33i .c; re-
fined in bond jZMj3isc; refined free
72G73.
PORK-Firmcr and more doing; 81,
II i.m27 81 for new mess. closing ut
81, IS cash; S2I, Goa -, 80 for 1862 do;
sls,7j@ 1875 for prime, and 81 900 -
90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Quict aud firm; SlN@li for
plain mess and Sl29l6 for extra. Beef
hams quiet.
cur MEATs-lnactivc; shoulders Ia
II; hams lsCt2l.
BACoN-Quici.
LARD-Ncry firm at To- ,MOiic.
quiet; 2Ott 21c for Ohio and
pa IS for state.
CHEE>E-S Steady at lOHljis.
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c,UBsIsTENCE OFFICE I. :. Army

CUBSIsTEHCE .oFFICE l.; :. AliMAi.
Sealed Proposals must D. Duplicated nom
fr>t hands and frum citizens loyal "a the
United states Government only, viii y"
received 10 thi. office until " o'clock on FRI
DAY. the llth Of July. for supplying iui
thcu..a of The United States Amy Nuhel--
tcncc stores, 10 h. delivered at Wheeling, ".
Va. as follows, viz
2uJ Barrels first quality Extra Flour.
Tie brands and Ilarcs ~ mandatory ip
L. stated in the bids and whether ln round
an MAJ hoopod barrels The baucl- Ia b" new 4,
In cool shipping order, full head-ilnod aud
III Ilarrrls clean dry fine Sglt.
10 b. in new hafrel., Wen cnplfrrd hll
head-uuad. aud in gO0t shipping ORDER. To
be paid tor at the nate Of my wv pounds q"
An ne above supplies 10 H. delivered NJ
Wheeling. ". Va, un or bcior TIE twenty
nnh day ~ July, i~ii.
Noblds will ~ r,criyorl lunlc, frum 30
Tics known Ia the undersigned Without a
written guarantee. Of twOre-pntnihl" huin'e,
ave. the undersigned. DO hereby guarantee
that should 40 or amy pam Of The above III
b. accepted. ~ shall IT, duly mlnlled acrufu-
INK 90 IL true punnrt and condition.
Al-o that n written contract viii hnnd- 20
the amount Of ne-tomth the value 81 the
.tou- prul srcd 10 D. furnished, shan d. 'At.
outed III rpuired.
Marked samples 81 each nfilclt NUT h'-
company the proposals. and must D. i'l'ii'd
a. theu.ln. o..
sample must not D. IN paper parcc-, but
iu lake U0f papsr or tiu,I with maine 81 Iin-
der on one end and quantity offered GA the
RliaTicles viii ~ carefully inspected, hy
an Inspector on the part 1T The I niied state,
and no article will h. received ur paid iui uu-
nm b. has passs,l thr INSPECTION and % onriln-
cate t1 that effect has been attached Ia TIE
original hlil.
All marks. except such rs pertain IA he
contents fnust H.. pbifsUiis 81 AMI each lHr k.ic
must have marked upon % plainly aud dis'
timely the name and nfidprr ~ the rsllrf, the
name 81 the article, the efnrr, thfe aih h'
weights the wonis 4. :. Subsistence lvIhH-
mont. aud the date of tie cpntiarL
] Proun-al- will b.. received for TIE whole ~
for any part of the quantity required. Dol
uroUl-ltls for different ariiris~ must d. on dii
iertnt ~ 81 at paper copy 81 thr awe
ti-ement La slip nom newspaper mus =
attached to each IrOIoal; must o. on ihhh
fpuns. which viii H. supplied by aprhcili""
al this Office.
Pr0ra~Tls mus D. onclnead ln n sealed On.
Veiops addns.s.d a. the under-igu'df hhd ~
dor-sd Proposals for. name ne nil,t.
Payment e. h. made in sleii iunu, ,..,l
piled by the Treasurer ~ W ,i,,lt, an,
but no paymeut will h. MADE 20 ii' l-ltt wv.
IN IN n, arfiei.s c0utrncted for Us him have
hsaef arrerfsf and delivered
rlte rigff L. pserA 81 b. reIesi any Or All pro
ro.als III such "a cuufrf rhf'ulu - t'. iit',t ~
H. undersigned Or the Interest 81 TIE Gov
,fis,,.,..,it must Do signed by the paules
,til,'llsi,.. ana not Lv clerks, agCnt-, Sc.
Pidders ar invited 20 b. prcsni at the
"ieNii's " W. o. W. HFIsKELL,
tus Captain and e. :.
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JeiI Davis tO Ice Tried by - Military
Comm issiOu---Nr SurratI.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Worlds
Washington special SAYS:
II is now regarded a> quite certain
that "A special Military Commission Will
be- instituted i'm short time for thu"
trial OF Jefferson Davis on "a charge OF
completely in the assassination of Pres
idcnt Lincoln. The discovery Of addi-
tional evidence involving Davis is said
To De- the cause of the transfer of his
case from civil 10 the military trihu-
nal. In This connection 10 may be add
cd that Professor Mccullough, the rebel
inventor Of a way for overcoming GER
tain difficulties supposed To refer TO
rebel plots 10 burn cities, as alluded To
ia the evidence of the late conspiracy
trial, was brought here to-day and
placed in prison.
The conicssor of Mrs. Surmtt, the
Rev. Mr.. Walters, SAYS. not revealing
the con fessional. that as God lives Mrs.
Surratt was innocent of the murder of
President Lincoln, or Of any intent or
conspiracy 10 murder him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-12
Trade Conycntion---Enor to Have
the Reciprocity Treaty Extended.

DETROIT, July ll.-Delegates from all
the leading cities and commercial inter
ests in the United States and British
Province are I'm attendance AT the trade
Convention i'm this city. Canada Is well
represented, and the representatives
from that section are active in their ef-
forts 10 induce an extension Of the Re
ciprOcity Treaty. The Western Dele
gates who arr here in great force second
this view. \ powerful protective in
fluencc from the New England and
Northern States, opposes the reverse OF
the treaty. The meeting might Ice har-
monious, but the proceedings promise
To elicit important facts connected with
commerce and industry. The Canadian
delegates are favorable 10 an extension
Of the Canadian Canal I'm order to iacil-
itate American commerce. Among the
prominent persons present, are, Gov.
Yates. of Illinois, Gen. Walbridge, of
New York, and Lyman Trcmaine, of
Albany. James Aspinwall, of Detroit,
called the convention To order. Hon.
Heron Wulbridgc, of New York, was
chosen President of the Trade Conyen-
ton; Hon. Hannibal llamlin, and Mr..
Walker, of Chicago were chosen Vice
Presidents at large, and a Vice Presi-
dent was appointed for each State and
the British Provinces.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-12
LazineSS in Wilmington. y. C.---AE.
fairs In san Salvador.

New YORK. July 1.-THE Whining
ton Herald calls attention To the fact
that, Notwithstanding advertisements
for laborcrs are kept in its columns day
AFTER day, but one or two have been
responded To. whole crowds Of men,
black aud white. were 10 be- seen loaf
ing about the streets. II suggests if
gratuitous ratious were stopped there
would be- less trouble i'm finding labor
crS.
AdNicrs from san Salvador states
that the government has Withdrawn
the cNpuater OF Dr. Bernhard. Consul
of Prussia al san Miguel, and forbid
hidden to return to the republic. Bern
hard was implicated i'm the recent re-
bellion. and had already He'd from the
country President Ducnas has is
sued au uldrc>, To- the army thanking
ID for its prompt and efficient services
i'm suppressing the rebellion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-12
Union Meeting in Lexington. KY
Proclamation by Gov. Br"wnlow---
Arrest of Emerson Etheridgc.

CGNcINNArI. July ll.-An enthusiast
tic Union meeting was held in icNing-
ton, KY, yesterday. Speeches were
made by Mr.. ka~son, Of Iowa, and
Hon. 4. Z. Blair, urging the adoption
Of the constitutional amendment
4 special to the Gazette says: Gov.
BrowuloN. of Tennessee, has issued a
proclamation declaring the franchise
law the supreme Law of tine state, and
drnouncing az rebels thosewho attempt
10 oppose it- execution. lie calls upon
the ciyil authorities to arrest person,
who, under prctcnce Of being candi-
dates for Congress. are advising people
To- nulllifV the constitution and laws,
and stirring up rebellion and sedition.
4 Nashville despatch To the CONNER
cinl announces rhc arrest Of Emerson
Ethcridsc az Columns, n.y. by the
Commander of the Post, for delivering
incendiary speeches ina Tennessee.
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Indians Starving ia TeNaS---totton ne
Mobile aud Shreveport.

NEW YoRK, July H. Files Of New
Orleans papers 10 the ith contain the
following items:
10 b. said that the late rebel portion of
the Cherokee Indians ia northwestern
Texas are in great distress, and near
starvation. Their chief, StandWalie,
who held a commission of Brigadier
General in the rebel army, has ISSUED
AN appeal to the people Of Texas for AS
-ist1nce.
Up To the lst of July II Isl bales cot
ton had been received "a Mobile.
The first mail train from Mobile To
Montgomery since the close of the war
LEFT ON the lst.
AdNicrs from Shreveport say that the
crops ara looking welt The freedmen,
women and children were still Hooking
into the town. Many were engaging
themselves to planters. Cotton is ar
irving there slowly. The river was
rising, and seventeen steamboats, had
arrived i'm week with full frcights.
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Arrival from New 0rIeans---tn order
from General Sheridan.

NEW York. July 1.-THE steamship
Evening star. from New Orleans the
ith, has arrived.
zen. sheridan has issued AN order
notifyiug refugees from Texas that l.
: troou-sare now iu possession of that
Stpta and they can return home with
ea.nrity and resume possession oi their
property.
The order also notifies the people Of
T.y,s that home guards and armed
hand. will not be- allowed, NJ the Uni
foj STATE. forces are sufficient toprOtecl
tb.u, and their property. All acts OF
he Governor and Legislature since the
r,.s,o.,.' of the secession ordinance arr
declared illcgitimaie.
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New York cam. Market.

NEW YORK, July II. q.
The current prices for the week al nll
the markets are rs follows:
BEEF CATTLE First quality % hradl
SlG.jO@ l.; fair To good, liCa 10; common,
llHl2 inferior. lWtll.
Cows q CALVES First qualitNlP head
SSOtigO: ordinary, stOt,U; common, 40
MGO: inferior, SiUdiD.
VEAL CALVES First quality ~ 3d.
lOGll; ordinary, g09'. common, 7Gs,
inferior, Gttbl,.
SHEEP& LANBs-ENtras ~ head $50
Clg.O0; common. $500 -; ordinary,
sG.UO@G.JO, inferior, sl,OOtt 80.
SWINE Heavy corn fed ~ hI 1910
II; light and medium, l0'.@lO's; sui
ted lOi4 mlOi..
Total receipts Of all cattle AT All the
yards for this week ana last were;
BecVcs, IUsJ; Cows, s6; Veal taiN,4,
1889; sheep and Lambs, l0,2sg; Swine,
lU,Jt;.
Total last week:
Beeycs, 5lli; Cows, lOs; Veal Calves,
1902; sheep and Lambs. l2,jl1.
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ainrinnnii nnrI,rI.

tlNCGNNAIt, July II.
FLoUR-Firm with good demand;
sales 1890 bbls at 5000 J,1jfur common
tn good supertine aud T,2,@G,JO Tor
extra.
WHEAT Firm; red Sl,jO, but little
offered.
Unchanged.
WHISKY Sales M sos, with limited
demand.
OArs- 'nchanged.
MISS PoRk-Sold at S2G.OO.
BULK MEAS Held ut li1 l'c at the
close.
IAHp-IIcld at 20c; country sold at
1917 delivered when made.
HAMS-Sugar cured scarce ana al
yauccd 10 2Sd "a; plain 2lm22.
GROCERtES- Firm and unchanged.
GoLD-l3SCa 1881.
MONEY Market easy.
Raining hard all the afternoon.
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Concerning Negro Outrages----toni-
missioner Dole Resigned.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE IIerald's
Washington special says: Areport has
been received at the Bureau of refugees,
freedmen and abandoned lands on the
subject of Outrages committed on ne
grOes. The report states, that prior tO
the dissemination ofourtrOOps through
the interior of the South, many slaves
were hunted. shot down, and left in the
woods, while cndcavOring Ia reach our
lines. This accounts for their bodies
being found there. But since a cessa-
ton of hostilitics the business has stop
ped. Thcrearc, however, still instances
of cruelty, but the majority of the pco-
plcappear willingt obey the authorities
of the United States.
\. -. Dole, Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, has resigned, and Judge u. y.
Cooley, of Iowa, has been appointed To
the position.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-12
PoisonetI---M al n woman aud
Child.

CINCINNATI, July ll.-During the last
few days thirty persons IN the eastern
portion Of the city and nine in New
port, Nv, were poisoned 10y eating
cheese. None of the cases proved fatal.
The newspapers publish the details
of the murder Of e woman and child
by three r0bher, near London, Madison
county. ohio, last week. The owner
Of the premises, accompanied 10y an
other man. approached the house while
the robbers were riIn~acking AZ ana
Killed all three with rcvOlyers.
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Distinguished ArrINais..-Ordcr from
President ct the Golden circle.

NEW YORK. July II. -- Ansng the
pnsScngcrs who arrived to-day from
New Orleans were Gen. j. :. SWIM, and
Mrs. Gen. Banks and son.
George ". Byckley, President of the
Golden Circle. has issued an executive
general order. dated in prison at Fort
Warren, i'm which hr suspcnds the Ia
bors Of the several departments of the
Circle TN July !, 1870, when the con-
grrss OF the order will assemble in
Washington with open doors, and after
wards proceed to lay the corner stone
OF the Saxon University. The Prcsi-
dent makes lengthy vindicniiOn OF
the order. II is printed in full In the
Times
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sptrial 4lotirrs.
lNInN nNT eIInIInINI

.EII~ VEGETABLE ~ICILIAN HAIR
..NEWEE-Ilat ,pleuJJ pDp3nuon nI
H.I uh.cu t g,-t Browning -0ropulr
... ..ua.l sltuu,i ml
. Hu' ha, u-ed 10 vI ,y,f give ur
... Vegetable Compound. and contain.
.- fH.peIl- whatever
H-..n. puis HsTtl lr-.rH.ull.. ..r
.... prevent the utT from uIUu. ..t.
...- tH. IItr ,u grow Goa Bald ueaIs
......r I.. Scalp uuI makes tU- HAN
... .U-....- and -.I.rI.
... -H..u..t IiHIr Dressing.
H.HuH..uI.i uuI u-HI HF tnr ur~f
.H|.I.E Uu tI. HIUHtUt.
..f..U..- fIu-k NIrII AII-A F.HIhEIF
.E NhIE EENENEE. I. tIrIr l- d.
... imitation uI .Nr market
...... .u ... UHIE..-I.
t-l. uAllNtu. pr1UH...r..
NH-H.I. n. o.
.I I.tANA tU. uuI LOGAN. II-I A
... H..,.u. NH-, Nuua.lie Agents.
.u
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United States of America,
District of West Va.

WHEREAS. q libel has been tled in the
w District court ui the United States for
Tie District OF West iuuiI, uu the .lth uuY
of June. 1853. by frederick Fond against the
steamboat 81. g.. BlaClliuul,' her engines,
tackle. outfit, apparel aui furniture, and
AGAINST AN uaruu- Intervening tul Their inlcr-
t.,f~ therein. and especially Forbes tuthbyu,
uIff owner uf said steamboat. I'm cause ul
Initiation and partition, for the reasons and
causes Zoo said libel mentioned, ami claim the
usual pruct.-> and muuiiluu~ of the said Court
iu that behalf o. De- made, AMI THAT All per-
SONS interested iu the said steamboat, and c--
may d. cited Boo general ana special to answer
nsurrui~,S. aud ON proceeding, being had,
That the said Steamboat, htr engines tackle
outfit. apparel and furniture may, for The
CAUSES Boa the Ild hhcl mentioned, De- sold,
and the proceeds thereof brought Into tuutL
tu Ip div Idel and distributed accounting ipllW.
Now. therefore 100 pursuance of the mon
rIDu under the seal Of the said Court Ia me
directed and delivered. / du hereby give puh.
dc notice Co uu persons claiming the @uu
steamboat her engines tackle. uutni, apparel
uud furituu' or iu amy manner interest
thprIu. that they b. and appear before uh'
said District Court to be- held iu ANA TOT ti'
District of West Virginia, on "Wednesday, tht
IHlh dav of July. l~,i, 900 NJ o'clock 100 lhr lore
noon of that day. ii the same shall rudnA
of jurisdiction. otherN i~a un the next day col
jurisdiction thereafter then sld there in IN
fsrpn-,, 20 claim fOr the same and 10 lAiI,'
thtiI allegation lu rhat behalf
Dated the 3ui day OF July, lSii.
EDWARD NJ NORTON,
a. =. Marshal.
james s. Wheat, Proctor for LIbellNnt.
institute
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commercial College Convention.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Second Ma
tional Convention of the Commercial
Colleges organized to-day. Thirty-two
cities i'm all the loyal States are repre-
scented. T.. :. Folsom, Of Albany, is
president, and :. :. Packard, Of New
York. secretary. There will he citi-
zcns' reception given 10 the delegates
at Bryan Hall this evening. Mayor
Rice will preside. The address of wei
come will Doe delivered by T.. &. Starved,
of Chicago. The business of the Con
ypntion to-day was informal and pre-.
luninary. Among the distinguished
speakers whoWill address the Conyen.
ton during It's session Is GOV. Oglesby,
OF Illinois.
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New York None, Market.

NEW NoEK, July ~.
MONEY Easy aud steady at 4@' per
cent.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS L. y. IS, ISL,
coupons, lO1l 4; j-2U's, coupons, Jos !,
lOiU's, coupons,H y; 1905, ri series,
luD.
RAILROAD Sr0CHs-Clcyoland and
Pittsburgh so. Fort Wayne 20.
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Revenue Collector Assaulted.

Louisville, July ll.-Philip Speed.
collector Of Internal revenue, WIS as
sailed while going homeward on Satur-
dov evening at n o'clock, 10y three men
in The garb Of soldiers. one Of whom,
with "A boulder, knocked ia several OF
his teeth. inflicting a serious wound.
Mr.. Speed thinks their purpose was
robbery. III. j. doing well.
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Washington Items.

NV YOBK, July u.-Ihe CONNER
cial's Washington special SAYS:
Mr.. Ford Is endeaN Oring To get Sec
rotary stanton to revoke the order pro-
hibitiug the opening OF his theatre.
The Chronicle, this morning, de-
nounces severely Judge Wvlic's action
I'm issuing writ Of habcas corpus in
Mrs. Surrutt's ease.
The Posts special says the second
regiment Of General Hancock veteran
corps left this morning for frcd"rich--
hurg. The third has gone a. Spring
I.lI Ill
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NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Rich
mOnd Wing says in six counties
through which IL informant passed,
there were bus nine negroes nc work In
the fields. The villages are full Of
them. Negro men are said Ia be de-
scriing their wives, who, with the
children, are left as burdens upon the
farmers. The corn crop j. small but
good. There Is a good crop Of wheat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-12
The Greatest Medicine of the Age!
ERAFPS DlARRHGA COMPOUND.
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tom. euj IS prDiHrct with the gTraie-i TAU
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READ uT FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS
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chaplain 18TH W. IA. Infantry.
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