davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-05-26

tsss.s74, axainst se1ssie for tho corresponding
week Of 1861.
The Total vslrs Of impoEts at Boston for the
week ending May 10, WIS xs7u, ,1ss, against <slo.
1T du1arg The corresponding week IN 1861 To-
tai since Jan. i. .ss,1ss,s17. =.
The Toronto G1o5s reports nlvsr OF all kiuis
scarce. at II discount FOG lsree md Sc discount
for emall.
, 1865-05-26
Gen. EustAr Assigned to the De-
mn srf1tAa.1nf III. ElaAa HIiREnnEi

New YoRK, May 25.-The Washington
specjal TO The Tina says: "Gen. Custar
takes command Of the Department Of the
Missouri, embracing the States Of Missouri
md Arlansas.- Gen. Merritt gees With him
will the second division Of the cavalry csrps.
Hazen succeeds Logan in command Of The
18th corps. Logan takes the Army OF the
rTpnre ressreN
, 1865-05-26

Bosros, May. .a5.-The United States gun
boat Tuscarosa, from Fort Monroe. with Ale1.
Il. Stephens and Postmaster Reagan on board,
arrived at this port this morning. The rebel
party will be lodged In Fort Warren today.
, 1865-05-26

= In answer to the inquiry Of corres
pondent, as to al who Is the father Of 'Oxen
Meredl1h,' author Of Lncille 9 " We would
answer TINT .sOwen Meredith" is the nom d.
plume Of young Bulwer, son Of Edward Bull
wer Lytton, NE Edward Lytton Bulwer, The
uoYelist.
, 1865-05-26

EB The rolling stock Of the Chattzn ooga
road is found to be In good repair to Augusta,
including twenty-five locomotives. The road
to Atlanta Bill be completed about the first
of June.
, 1865-05-26

Army A#AEA3%
The following awards were made yesterday by
Capt Campbell, G. g., At this post, for supplying
the various military posts In this State With fresh
aud eorned keeE tn such quantities as nay be
Wsnted:
HI. Gylea, eorred teerat $169-
Eanrer < Uo1fih3u fresh beef at $3.50
, 1865-05-26

La1df1w, Mlpde5on Co, report 10 1oHs: Flour,
Tfctlpts ctt otis; EArzet quiet but very hrm 40
salts: extra suoek 4nAtS sold In lots
1t IL 40ss 50; good. $40 20 arrive; western wbstt
s1petnuu. sa1 No. IS %; for ID ons, Il Is MID,
tons ported t1nadA sDrtng he'd 1t ii - Cn,o txo
No. !. $110; Milwaukee, t1l2s. Fotk q41es. Bak.er
NM in%l
, 1865-05-26

CARHON Oll-IneTe Is really nothing doug
anu We quote prices nominal at
Bet White oil car load. .7.c...............13e q hrl
Put LTit f-Thera Is very nttla inquiry. NJ
quote:
Live eTurksys. ia Is
D,s-tn Tn.sH = "a II
Psssh Bleo u s5c dsl 1a1 bn:do at SIC tack;
'FK0TisIDN@eRtestve to-day SIS. rs Cut
Mes!s: hI.s totx. 2sso = ~ "a La5d. sa,0ped tods1.
10 y, Lard. This mssket to-ony Was 1tGer and
more active. ov,ns 70 N Improvement q the kast,
Bless Pork-DemAnd lAlr aud m1tket ny1a. Sa1eA
10 asy were Geo br.s and 80 bris ctT .cked Mess
PORK 1t r.. 50; 3o7 br do A. 3.3.ooLctoslnE win
buyezs Of chatcr bra- -ds 1t rs 10
Prime Mess P0rk-Detnaud n ora aettye Sales
to.Gsy 70 nI!s c!'y paexsd Prime e.. PorK 1t $l760
Cur nJeats5;A*lte: qq,:t ana Iomlna,. No sales
l:Ard-Qules. Sales % tes psims Eettio Leaf Lard
II lac.
.SEEDy-Reeetrea. > II rs, shipped, $3.50 n,
AA.keL dull. S,es were: ha9s Fax 1t n IS; tAcs
Timothy q 50; II bags Hungarian It tt.Qo; bags
, 1865-05-26

The Toronto Gtooa says. the harque Robert Ga-ktn
c1estet III ccrt the III inst., laden wthpu
Iunscs, Ter this city Tacse hare been s:Tess1
rivals Of Canadian Inmber here this spYI3g-mostIy
from Ccl1fnvBood
, 1865-05-26

~ Gen. Gilmore, in Lis proclamation
elsewhere, puts the Qulctus on the impua snt
pronuuc1Amento Of The rebel bogus Governor
Of South Carolina, Magrath.
, 1865-05-26

- Gen. stermnn's friends will be his
best advisers If they counsel him to cease
from all letter writing and keep his past let
tezs out Of print. It has been fatal to great
or men than he.
, 1865-05-26

THURSDAY EyEs1Eo, Msy Is, 1855.
The following summary ahowe tho movement in
Produce and Frovis1ons during the psst twenty.
fsnnr bnrY4.
, 1865-05-26

e.rterson,s Rnld-Destruetlon OF Rebel
StoFtH-G0yerluF- Walls Gapt0re0-
11niobe NfATefueUt8s

The Htra1d's Montgomery cn7espoude4t
details Gyiersou's rnid through Alabama. lie
passed through Greenville. marching about
400 miles, reaching Montgomery on the TN
instant, destroying on the way large 4aaa.
tity Of rebel Stores, On the I'D, GoY. Wa&1a
, 1865-05-26

IL The irevitable Mostly has started for
Mexico alnne;a fitting field for 50 able
guerilla leader, and good place for 80 i'm
placable malconsent.
, 1865-05-26

II 4. II. Stephens, Postmaster General
Reagan and other distinguished rebels cap
trued in Jcfc's party ate safely locked up In
Fort Warren.
, 1865-05-26

Ley Tue adriccs from St. Paul declare the
Indians still hostile. One writer advocates
blood hounds to hunt them down.
, 1865-05-26
@bi1aq9 @rtbn1re.


-xane1 py Drss, {. pres,. Or IN Rs;;:.-r.d
ter1msy be sent nj eursak.
sVRenit snee' lcs elnns must, IN II essss, be
sos oue o,ah r.s., ,sa s1 % made u say
Ap.e ~, v.,+:. .nh,e..,,s. - *ee" &Aseos
p.os4o% 1890. Urrs nn ry1nI,. on :. uaHas.
Sc a"u1oss ~ee An'ooNE. chicago. ILL.,
---------
FRIDAY, MAY 20. 1895.
------
HOW SHOULD DAV1G BE TRIED3
How and for what should Jefferson Davis
be tried! Shall he be tried for assassination
CT for treason, before military tribunal o,
, 1865-05-26

% There is G report that the disgusting
brute, the dirty Bob Letcher, Of VlrginIa, has
been captured.
, 1865-05-26
Capture of Another Prominent
Rebel


WAsu1SGToS, May ga report prevails
that Ex-Governor Letcher, OF Virginia, has
been captured by some Of General aTorbett's
command,
, 1865-05-26


City Harness. r. nR4n40 Collar lt..... o24a p1s
Country Hafusss &&1 50 Slaughter Sale la otl
ltte, n-......f s120 u tiauEhter Sole
ZIP, m DIN, u ad4ln1 ChlcaEo......, t.aa d.4o
Kip htAvY, . tAsr IS Duenos AyreG.. Q-3S4 ota
tall y m..,...., i4haf 50 Dt1uoco Sdie, Q3t4 E
Upper t...... H 4f.2@ Qrtnoco god
EouustJ EPpeF.. Q2t&025 damaged ..... Q-1a3 1sa
s,suenteE Sole. st@o . F:tncA Call, 81
Harness, r.. 1&r4an.46| ns.-......-... 2,15a sN
Upper ....:..---. o.s@o3 French Gait, W
diuu ~. ..---... 115ai % FsenchiCait, Le-
E1p, No. hwy. 08s@tn0 u1aines, Il. = 113SQ1o
ca e1trA...... 1.85@2.01 French CAi!, Lee
Prsneh Zip, Lit mot1es, SEQ .
chEicc... ..... 1E9133 onde. deg. % naS5 90
French Gait, p L!nJaEs, 2 d0z 8i1ea 800
ns.... Ss@345 ko,ns, q dox-. il GIal1 70
MAPLE SCGAR-Thest h . Ttsy LIGHT demand
, 1865-05-26

NHH1IVFu1N 4 EE1lSAEEe
NEW {YoRK, May 25.-The steamer Ariel,
from .Aspinwall 10th, with $500, ,Ooo In tsea-
sure, has arrived.
, 1865-05-26
FROM DETROIT.


L Hotel Runner Ktlied-Ce1<bratfon
OF vicfor1a,s Btrthday-A Jail De-
etF0yed by Fire,
, 1865-05-26
1905 also for sale by
PRESTON j WILLARD l. kEAA
BAEEERs, ~ gonth cl1Ekxt-, Chlcaxo.
In
PUEBLO SALE.
VALUABLE STOCK
To be Sold.

STATE OF KEErCCKY,1
FRAAKLlA EKxcErT EOERe+ J
l. z. F1sheT, FAtntl4. ", ChAs. 9. Waller. &c, pa-
fratant-1n kqultg.
By Virtua OF the Judgment Of the Circuit Court OF
tht ronn!y Of FfZnklIn, SA.e Of Kentucky, Will Rcu
APpHliC AUCTION 1T tne
Coart Hause Door In the CltJ Of Frankfort, hI.
OF THE
Fourth Monday in June, 1855,
Being The nss. day Of tho Circuit Court,
100 Shares Of Stock In tho Iowa Land Com.
pnny, REPRESENTED By CeFstncate NO. aA
10O shares OF Rtock In the Chtca 90. Iosvn 1c
kehrnsAM Nntjto& Com pa ny, Represented by
Ceff11cAte No. s-4- Aho-
IL shares Of La f:re*ce nt Stoct, represtn'td
cstfs Nos. Is and y ct snsse No, 7. Certthcaes
u a. Il md y OF Share No. 3, ana Certificates Nox.
III and N3 Of SasEs No. q.
Tho sale Will be to .ne highest aad best bidder. on
e4euIt SIX ulonth*-he purchaser or pcrrha4
eeuttn= ront With sppsoveh ,ecusty Fesuecs ot tsa
est rom date. and to have the f.rcs sni euect o. r.
pleYtn b,ntB- G. II. GWlN. t3u't.
m3E1-I{4f1nW
, 1865-05-26

0FFIlHG;EE; =; Z Of ! C GHICAGo 1e, 1s.e' ~:
iii. ttta-Tre annual meeting Of tho Noek ekh14so
In Company ses 10 seet:on nf ssia sns ins Of -
% rpsaY 10 tho city Of Chicago stste o. niaosf iii ~
FYtd15, fhs sth day Of June ne!t- 1As ~ :-,r.r L
'peas" - - {. II. pUHANf. P-F,a1esax -FS.1 "a
E.H. 1uWa, neezetaz1. msF
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ton completely, even had We credited
the story that far. President Johnson
never said he had "a greater ;detesta a
ton and contempt for fanatic ION
the Union side) than for secessiontst.
Of that much we, may be very sure.
Nor did Senhtor Sumner, who is not a
fool, ever talk as represented to the
President. And lastly, supposing the
conversation to have occurred, neither
President johnson nor Senator Sum-
ner would have been likely to report. it
to any friend of the Cincinnati Eiqttirer.
Such reports in such papers are part of
a cunning desire to place the President.
in the estimation of the country, in
seeming antagonism to the men who
elected him. s1ts
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senator Summer has nm Interview
with the EBy.c.tr1a,,1

senator Summer has nm Interview
with the President.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
A friend ut Washington assures rs
that few weeks since nm Interview
took place between President johnson
and Senator Sumner, which was sub
stantinlly as follows:
Good evening, Mr.. President" said
Senator Summer, last week, unon on
tering the Presidents room mt the
White House.
Good evening, Mr.. Senator" replied
moment until 1 finish NJ letter to an Old
friend" III 0t''
The letter being finished, tho Presi-
gent turned to Mr.. Sumner, when the
"MTr. President, have called upon
you for the purpose of expressing to
you the views of our people on the sub
jcct of reconstruction"
We'll, sir" replied the President.
m Ar. Sumner commenced by saying:
Sir, your North Carolina prociam9-
t t1on doeS not meet the appreciation OF
the people, and they will not submit to
have the great results of the war thus
thrown aWny."
What people are you representing.
str?' asked Mr.. Johnson.
The whole Northern people" said
Mr.. Sumner. - ' ~
II opprehGnd you will find YOU but
represent small portion of the North
ern people" replied Mr.. Johnson
Then, y said Sumner, tive must take
your North Carolina Proclamation as
an indication of your. policy, are we pr
Yes sir" replied the President.
then, sir" said Sumner, "you do
not intend to enfranchise the black
az hive ,,otl,;,,o. - l., 81,
leet; th0t exclusively belongs to the
States. You certainly would think it n
nsufPalon- on my part if l attempted to
interfere in fixing the qualifications al
electors in Massachusetts =
But, replied Summer, "MassachtI-
sets has always been loyal State"
~, mat may be, replied the President.
out the loyal men of the South have
made untold sacrifices for their Union
sentiments, while Massachusetts has
made hundreds of MILL 6ns out of her
loyalty; and it would be a poor return
Tor southern adherence to the govern
Inent If the latter shoul(l, IN Violation
% the Constitution thrust upon item
IoS s9I 49ws in opposition to their Wishes
s,,1 AZ inns reply of the President, Mr..
sumner became impatient and irris
taoleand rejoined by sayinR, q / nm
sorry to see you evinciiIe 10 JittIs
sympathy with that element TINT nIoCaSi
you in power.3 70
AT this the color flashed to tho
Presidents face, and he added. en-
You and 1 might as we'll
understand, each other now MS INV
time. Y on are aware, sir, have no rs- /
sPect for Secessionist; still have a /
greater LEGISLATION and contempt for a
Good evening"" said Sumner. and
len in huff. - eau
oh .
The last two paragraphs upset the
credtbility of the above in our estima-
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DRowS, j. n. BISc2 ''SST T6S;;a LlN NH
- Rice, clerk, viii leave ms nb S1Sg
~ inc Ilth INST. at O'Clock, p. m.
FOE ZOE Telght or passage apply to 8,
-gG!0-zI w. j. e. ANDERSON, Agent,
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE u. s. ARMY ~
NJ WHEELING, July Sth lB85
=, sealed Proposals Unjust BIO dupiicatell nom
! nESI hangs and from citizens loyal 70 the
OnlIed states Government" only, VIII Ia
received at this Office untill2 O'Clock on FRI.
tRG IA the l4th OF July, for supplying for
tle use OF tho UNITED States Ar1nyH ;iIbsis-
tence Stores, to be delivered nj WheeliH1I ~
Va, as follows, viz: '1'i - W.
400 Barrels first quality Extra Flour.
be stated in tho bids, and whether in TGyS,, ~
or fiat hooped barrels. The barrels tn I,e 1IeI,,
In ~, good shipping order, full lhead-lined and
150; Barrels clean dry fine Salt. sf. .
~, 70 pe IN new barrels, well cooperAd. nun
De paid for at the rite OF fitty (51, bounds to
"A All the above supplies to be delivered Mt
fft1 SaH 81 Inl Ee 7s Sp or before the twenty
4, bids Will be received (unless from pa.-
ueS known to the underSigne6 without n.
y. guarantee Of two responsible names,
I'VE, the Undersigned, do hereby guarantee
t Lnat snould 9ll or any part Of the above bid
De accepted, 1t shall be duly fulfilled ScSoTII-
ing to its true pCrport and Condition"
ALSO, thata written contruct with honFls IN,
tne aInounG OF one-tourth the value or the
StS % pc furnished, shall be exc
Marked samples of each article ,nuvt o.
90 ftnGpany the proposals, and must be referred
Samples must not be in paper porceIs t,,,,t
IN boxes (of paper or tIn,) with name az hiSS
other, outside - ~ ~SsS "" 'lA I 4le
An articles will be carefully inspected nv,
an i15 inspector ON the part OF the United States
til 1t has passed this insnecti,S oLSI = III
original bill. - ss'se h " TIC
All marks, except such as pertain TO the
contentSmuS be obliterateCl md "a an cirStSs
must have marked upon Il plainly and az.
unetly the name and address OF tile seller. he
name OF the article, the RFoSS tara and Sief
eishts., me words y. s. Subsistence Depart
ProIn enI !n ItiS S9te OF the contract.
!0L any part of the quantity re0uired INIT
gLQPoSatS Iof different articles must ia on did
!St siiI Sneets Of paper. A copy OF this adyer-
Lt ssIsuS Ia sup from neWspaperl must he
~ Stcn ptOposali must be on blank
at this oftica - - - -
t1oposnlS must be enclosed in a sealed an.
I9 aa911IesSed TO the undersigned, and en-
"G5g1 tt9posals toE3name the articieI-"
Plied ny the Treasurer Of the United SStnffsss
o1I no payment VIII be made to Inc norfSy NM
" ssiI llle aI1eteS contracted for by him have
oeen accepted and delivered - ~
The right is reserved TO reject INV, ~, OH 49,,
PoSnlS II such n course should iIa deem Nv
the undersigned for tho Interest Of the Si,SS.
" VIC NtUse
TopSSSais mn must be signed by the parties
Bdders are invited to be present al the
o. W. HE1sRELI..
- JUG 80 Captain and G. 8.
"a LOVERING,R SYRuD
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ALL THAT'S BR1oHr MUsr FADE-1s
not applicable to n fine set of teeth
brushed with the Fragrant sozodont.a
Its protective, preservative and bcauti-
lying properties will preserve the white
ness, sOundness and natural nol;sh IF
good teeth throughout life. And when
nnsound, it will arrest decay, and re-
move from the breath the faint which
decomposition generates. iy7-3teod.
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THE PEIRPoINT BArTERY.-me gal
liant boys of the Peirpoint Battery mr.
rived rived home last Friday. night, having
er's brass band went to meetthem: the
cannon snluted them propositions had
been made to give them a reception, but
it was after 10 o'clock at night, and the
soldiers felt greater interett, at that
late hour, i'll the reception in await for
them ut their several homes, conse-
quently, rs was natural and right, they
could not wait for public speeches.
Marietta Register.
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DIED.

Of, At ,1 Elm Grove. Yesterday morning, June
The funeral win take place tomorrow
Iuesday-at 10 o'clock A. A., from the resi-
denee OIL her mother. Friends OF tho family
are respectfully ,invlted to attend.
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CAN IT BE TRUE ?-we have henrd
that former Shareholders in certain dis
ttricts of South Carolina have severely
beaten the blacks for claiming their
freedom. 1t is possible there IS some
mistake in regard to it. 1t will be well
for we assure them that the authorize,
will speedily investigate and severely
punish all such violations of law
Georgia Constituencies,
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LOST.

EouIR or I'VE days ago, some place in tho
~ nc, Guy, W. my dischnrgc papers. As they are
favor on the undersigned by ieavin1 f,nIS5 ~
tnls olhce. ju6-2ts JOHN ACiSSLE,Y. u
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY CosrStASpER.
Wheeling, Viva, July 9Th, 1885.
General Order No. 81 -
TN compliance with instructions nom the
GommandingG General OF the Department
of West Virginia 1t Is ordered: 1TI--T -
That all places in the corporation of the
City of Wheeling, and places adjacent there
TO, where liquor Is sold, be closed until fur
Any person selling or giving liquor to any
one Will be arrested, confined and punished.
10 insure good order, the co-opeIRtiOn OF
the civil authorities of the CITY Is Solicited in
the enforcement of the above order
Fl. F. DUVAL,
JULIO Col. and Military Commander.
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NEW STORED NEW S7Og
Music and Vs1iie'
No. lOS Main st., above Monroe, rss.s
Clothing House.
E. A. WEBER,

TNEACHER OF lIUslC AND VEGl
l. extensively known In this cirL,!t
ity, begs leave TO announce tht ~
ROW, TUESDAY, THE 9Th iNlIN
will open his new Music and NMdI
where he will keep on hand an ~
of Pianos, (anOng them SteinWsy ~
zleton'S, OF New York; Aelode0lss;; u
sic, including the best instructor ~ \!
latest Sheet Publications, NlollnS y
Flutes, AccOrdeOns and Banjos Of "
eIgn and American make, German y
Strings. Also, Stationery, PhoIoSlAP''
and Notions. II
He will promptly attend to an!"-
Music left at the store. $1,000.
He will, as heretofore, give Ih ~. ~
the Piano, Melodcon, Organ anl " =
Bass, either ut scholars houSe, Oh ~ ~
Room, (103 Main Street,) WheT9 lt'''
kept for practice. -,ra.,a.i.
Choirs, Glee Clubs, and Noca4 IlsF
ed to. -, ~
Arrangements are also being -
renting out Pianos. c,o5,s, =
Keeping only the best Oh ~ ~ q
having adopted the motto Oh 4u ,Sibs 3
small profits, being always up , III !
lie respectfully bespeaks the We
public. s,t iSS
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lMnsIlineto1l College. Pa.

The 59th annual Commencement OF
this Institution takes place on Thurs
day, August Sd, at pa. NJ. The pillow
ing is the
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Music. PRAYER. Mtsic.
"English salutatory'-J. g: fatter-
son, Brownsville, Pa.
"Greell and Latin Salutatoryn ID. b.
Lee, Harlem Springs, Ohio.
philosophical Grafton" Ont k-An-
gus Noble, Wellsville, Ohio.
''Philosophical Oration," (Nat.)-T.
j. Milford, Lawrenceburg, Pa.
a',a'l MUSIC.
''Look Up"-J. II. Blackboard Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio. a-
,'.IchnOlogy"-Henry Balm, Esnton,
MUSIC.
ga Glance into the F'uture"AA. w.
PAUL, Wheeling, West Va.
ga Wreath from the Tomb"-W. b.
Watson, Amsterdam, Ohio. tA
MUSIC.
"Hidden Powers"-Jno. NJ. Brown
son, Washington, Pa
Triumph of Liberty''-H. S Snod-
grass, Ostiander, Ohio. 2-<
''The Aztec Dynasty''-Geo. v. Flem-
ing, SEelbyville, Ind.
Valedictory oration-"The Curricu-
lum of Lifc"-Edward Cornes Maren-
go, Ill.
MUSIC.
q q confeaTng of Degrees.
Music. PRAYER. dEuSic.
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THE city of Boston got uplthe most
elaborate system of celebratim for the
Fourth ever devised in thiscountry,
and invited all tho people to enjoy
themselves at the public expense. The
programme filled two columns in small
solid type of the Boston dalies. 1t
was grand Boston notion.
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HEgreat subject ofinterest from this
time TO the last of the month, will he
the Atlantic cable. Tho Great Easter,
shifts her moortngs to-day for Valencia
Bay. The laying of the cable is ex-
Pected to occupy fortnight. and the
first announcement of success will be
looked for about the end of this month.
None of the parties concerned seem to
doubt an entirely favorable result, pro-
vided the Atlantic, during the process.
he free from storms. According to cal
culation, gale of any severity is un-
known during this period of the. year.
Omen, however, it happens TINT the
very thing expected with the greatest
certainty, fails at the grand exceptional
momentwhep everything depends upon.
1t. Napoleon, when he invaded Russia
carefully calculated the first possible
period of frost, by consulting the expe-
rienee of half a century, and in that
very year frost was n fortnight earlier
than had ever been known, -
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TIE Now York Herald, in its issue of
the Fourth, was malicious enough to
perpetuate the following:
A HINT TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
it be out of the way to have
JEFF. Davis, in his casemate at Fortress
Monroe, furnished this afternoon a dish
Of soft crabs and n bottle of wine with
his Fourth of July dinner, Just to re-
mind him that "the old. flag is still
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WASHINGTON 9IILI.s FI.oTP
100 BARRELS WASHINGTnN STIT
IOO Flour, Just resolved by LIZ
R. ]. sMYTH.
MARYLAND ITsTE. =7--=T-=5
I00 RBLs. MARYLAND LINE fFRFsH
4OO burnt received by = "a flIeA
1870 1870. e e, H1LDRETH & BRO 3
BEEF TONGUES.
4 NICE LOT OF SMOKED ToNG11Fs
= jA1% IOE ssAAe oS Il. ]. SMITH
Is4S Corner Market 4 Quincy III,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-10
Boots & Shoes Made TO Order

HlHE subscriber has just opened a shop on
Third street, one door ehst OF Reed &
he will manufacture to order Boots, Shoes
and Callers of the best quality and latest
styles. a share of the public patronage is
jul0-lWt HENRY ANKNFIY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-10

The copperhead papers have been at
tempting to latter President johnson
and ut the same time have bitterly re-
viled the Military Commission and the
Judge Advocates who tried the murder
ers of President Lincoln. President
johnson approves the sentence OF the
Military Commission, and thereby en-
dorses thnt Court. The copperheads
must now stick to the text, and con-
Time to court President johnson. May
they enjoy themselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-10
FOR CINCINNATT.

~ The fine passenger packet, LINyS1Ts
e5SiI1t DRoWSl j: w. Black, Master Mai.
Rice, Clerk, will leave as above
~. inc Ilth inst, ut O'Clock, p. m. ~
imIG 6 aei ght or HIp passage 99g 9pply to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-10
aleit advertisement
Raka1. Wanted

A GOOD Journeyman Baker can ind
IA steady employment and good wages By
calling ON the subscriber In Martinsvills
Ohio, or on John NJ. Ensinger, Market street
near Armstrong; Lumber Yard ONCE.
JulO-St% JACOB ENSINGER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-10
DIVIDEND

THE Board of Managers of the Wheeling
i and Belmont Bridge Company have de-
clared n Semi-annual dividend OF three per
cent. upon the capital stock, payable to the
present stockholders or their legal Represent
tauves on or after Wednesday,, the 18th
instant. I..ls rtH p. SCATTERDAY,
tulOS2t .H# Secretary
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= comfe'7I"g Of Degrees.
Music. PRAYER. alilsic.