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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-11

EHCOURAG1NC.At 6Om present 1nCt@
CATIONS Ye,1a are led to believe that ID y
business prospects. of our city, were
never more encoutagi than at the
present inie. HeEetof re, there has beeh
butcomP aratiysly little business done
during the summer month Mannfac-
tpters generally suspended operations
until the opening of the fall trade, while
thesaIes of the merchants were eonfin=
edtoa few articles of prime necessity,
and employers and employees would
indulge intwo or three months of idle
pleasure. This year it is different, and
manufacturer and merchant appear to
be doing an unusual amount of bust
ness for this season:of the year. Quite
a number of our manufacturers have
increased the capacity of their works,
while others are preparing to follow
suit. Several new and important en-
terprises have been commenced, and
are now approaching completion. So
with our merchants; they too are doing
a thriving business; and many of them
have had occasion to renew their stocks
during the summer. This has been les-
pecia1ly true in regard to the clothing
merchants, whose sales we venture to
predict, have been larger during the
Hast three months, than for. any similar
period within the history of the city.
We have also heard of several new
mercantile firms which are about to be
established, and there would be more
| If suitable business houses could be
procured. Tenant houses and store
rooms is one of the pressing wants of
the city which we hope to see remedied,
and which we believe will be with a
reduction in the cost of building ma
terials. ....., ....-......-.r zi'a.i +
On the whole, our prospects as a COM
munity are flattering, and unless app
pearances are unusually deceptive we
may look for large increase in the
business oftour city for the next year.
OH WELL. We understand that
some delay in the boring near Friadel=
phia has been occasioned by the caving
in of the well. They have reached a
depth of over four hundred feet, and
the indications of oil are said to be ex-
'"z4ta.sh' ft'fEr.ifHEE
cellent.-nyoL .aEs nt
MARRIAGE No LoTTERY.-The most
popular lady lecturer in America, Miss
Augusta st. Clair, is to speak in
Washington Hall tomorrow evening.
Probably no person in this country has
for the past year drawn so large and re-
fined audiences as this elegant and elo-
;. quent young lady, who, although yet
in her teens, has lectured throughout the
United Kingdom and most of the large
Provincial English cities. Her subject,
addressed to the young, is ofyital i'm
portance; and being of an useful and
educational character commends itself
to the cultured classes of society. We
j, understand that gentlemen are allowed
to attend the lecture, although the ad-
dress is mostly to young ladies. 1t#
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ACCIDENTAL boy whose name we
were unable to learnhad his leg broken
yesterday evening at the Labelle Iron
Works. With some other lads, he was
playing near the track used for run
ming coal from the bank into the works.
One of his companions gave him a push.
causing him to fall on the track in front
of car, which passed over his leg. - :
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EXPENSES PER QUARTER

E4LAt E!N9E9 ffI1t QUARTER
PT r06T69MFirst IPrfPeaFntoEy Second
colIegiate, %; Junior sIo; senioS SO aS!
Latin, French, German, or other Language, SIS:
p n scienees 81 extra each; Draw
on S8s Music, on Piano, $40; Use of fnstrl-
mentl S2 SO Vocal Music, SO; Fuel, Cd and Sd
quarters, 50 cents each quarter, -, 80
BOARD Fuel and Lights S. Washing
-; weekly Board, nom Monday to FridaV
night, ST so; Fuel and Lights 81. ID o. 49,
cases at the commencement of the nuarfer.
sept. 9Th, Nov. 18th, Feb. lst and April 18th.
July 20, 1896 7!9 -' l1 p
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49, URE WARRANTED~
FsEIDi}igEf 52yGg fiji g,iF-E ~
{ IF DIRECTIONS ARE Followed. = y ~
AN7@N' 4AIA41 Z OA448O" Ed
So cuuJOr Circular describing all symptoms.
6XMRTOMR.

TNHE- SYMPTOMS :OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at first very
Slight: Persons find they have a cold, that
they have sfreqqent. attacks and, are more
sensitive to the changes Of temperature. In
discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becom-
ing thick and adhesive. AS the disease be-
comes chronic, the discharges are increased in
quantitH and chansedin quail they are1loW
thick and heavy, and are hawked or coughed
on. The Secrettons are offensive, causing a bad
breath the voice is thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak: the sense OF the smell is Iessened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important SYMPTOM of
Catarrh Is that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning of thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen down from the head
person may be sure that his disease is on its
way the lungs, and should lose no time in
The above are but few ofthe many Catarrh
Symptoms.
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FANCY GOODS!


Bugle & Lace Trimmed Parasols.
oynqmentsJOr Mantle & Dress Trimming. V
LACE TRIMMED CAMBR1C HANDKFs,
FRENCH EMBROIDERED = do q
MOURNING, ..-... e7.-., do,
PLAIN LINEN r:a5e, "a sifi.- ~ do
Thirty different styles Belt Buckles; Beltings,
all widths, Lace Operaties, Infant ,Embroid-
cred Waists, Edgings andIL Lace, Organ
die, Maltese, Clerical, Grape, Fluted
Swiss and Plain Linen Collars,
... Corsets from sl,25 to SO per
pair; Plain and Plaid
Ribbons, Silk Cable 7ln
s a't.Ef Cords, Girdles &
''t Tassels, Silk $50 -ss1
on Cloths, .i3 - a4af 81.
Fine Fans, Fancy Tuck .r
Combs, Hosiery and Gloves, .,e-
Black Lace, Colored Borders, Mask
ed and Checkered Zephyr Falls, Gren-
adine, Berage, Love and Grape Wells,
Ladiesand Gents Travelling Satchels. also a
lare stock of Children's Carriages.
~ .l"I ..Ia 10 n. NICOLL & BRO.
1nyS .-..sts VI 100 Main Street.
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!. -. 80 2. For Sale,@4 d ..5s3 p,
IlFtsgTIYi ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
IL adjoining MoundSVilIe Can be sold In
one tract or In parcels Inquire Of NJ = =
= .y.s.i HANSON w. CRISSWEII. Te-I
JeSOT1 t-fttt IL 81 siAttOrneyiat Law.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Having to be absent
from the 18th inst, to Aug 10th, application
Hubbard, President, or too. y: Wilson. iFSsfi.
Secretary Board of Directors. IisfI ivAO-tfI
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RTvER.-Fhe river was rising yester-
day evening with eight, feet six inches
in the channel. The Revenue, Captain
Russell, arrived from Cincinnati with a
good trip. The Armenia also arrived
from Cincinnati and departed for Pitts
burg. The Revenue will leave for Gin
cinnati this evening at five O'Clock. All
the officers, including Chips, are gentle
men, and accommodating men. we can
cheerfully recommend the Revenue and
her officers to the travelling commu-
nifty. 81 8 q. 70 q I-Yisl.
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Nt5a lIz.FEIlLIGENC DEB, FRIDAY Mora
IValdable Real Estata for sal Il,

:. : z d i ME- 5 sana aai5as.
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DR. I0HNsrnr

Member of the Royal College OF snn,eon.
London Graduate from one Of the most e1nS.
nent colleges IN the United States, and tSs
reateFpaTtof whose life has been spent in
the hospitals of London, Paris, PhladeIShIa
and elsewhere, has effected some Of the mos
astonishing cures that were ever known.
many troubled with ringing in the head and
alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness, with
trequentblushing, attended sometimes With
arrangement of mind, were cured lmmedi:
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Wheeling d Female College

- HEr. Z
NILS INSTITUTION, CHI ARTERED
Il with full collegiate powers IN 1854 and
recently reoTgan1Zed under new Board of
directors, Will be opened as collegiate insti-
LuCe on The first Wednesday in September
next The buildings are now being, tho
tt339gnly, Fetitted and newly furnished
In the lberality of its arrangements. in the
extent ana oomprehensiveness of its course
o. study, In Its methods of tuition and gov
eminent, and in the ability and experiences of
us board Of Instruction, the public may rely
upon us BENG first-claSs seminary. ~ ~,
having mad many years experience in con-
Huc4ns lead1ng- Educational institutions in
me % eastern and Middle States feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the eaf-
nest coIopernaon of the citizens ofWheeiing
anu vicinity, the College will soon be- ableIt0
extend 70 young ladies all the facilities for, an
accomplished education to be found 'outSSid
OF our eastern metropolitan citfesI IFDfIFfs
.l,1baHonds me the highest SatiSfactionito he
ape 70 announce the engagement of q ,cOrps
~ teaSheTs Of distinguished ability expe-
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will he ofJSoN SaaA
~ an early day, having especial referencelto
Ghle preparation OF young ladies for the busi-
"a PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. Jgill be
oteme a. Ior such Misses as are too young to
D The Institution will be conducted upon
but not upon denominational
PRINCIPLES; the leading churche of this Hcini-
Y, the Methodist, the Presby terian and the
Eplscopalian, being represented In the Factl-
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on WELL. We understand, that
some delay in the boring near Friadel-
phia has been occasioned by the caving
in of the well. They have reached a
depth of over four hundred feet, and
the indications of oil are said to be ex-
cellent..n..ttI I'LL --.l.--
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TAKE EARTHQUAKE NOTTCE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED in when alone. n habit fTe-
quently learned nom evil companions, OF al
school, the effects of which are nightly fell,
even when asleep, and II not cured, rsniel'
and body, should apply i1nmeliStelyI' = '-t--
What q pity that a young man, the hope Of
his country, the darling of his parents, Should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoy
ting from the path of nature and indulgng
in a certain secret habit. Such persons MUST
before Concentrating
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-Brlf.a[TB. GA6DWFT;TT-=

23tA3 5WhtPPIIli1ec Made EasyLr ,,.;i7T
NIAMEE AND MONEY SAVED by iudssTi NSlc4
~; t5ao2iets New York Soap Give it a trial
Jyl8 Corner Market and Quincy Sui y sfsg
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Reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote comm
bal happiness. Indeed, without these the
journey through life becomes a weary V1.
grimage: the prospect hourly darkens 70 The
vtews the mind becomes Swallowed with dsl
pair and filed with the melancholy neiHs
ton that the happiness of another becOna
DlightPd with our own -as - H=.
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Married Persons, or Young Men corto,,,,,
ting marriage being aware Of phySic5SIIe
ness organic debility, determines spe weak
He who places himselfunder tba CO.,,
j., may Feligiously coniide in his bon e OF IL DR.
gentleman, and confidently rely Sn0I as !,
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS: u,
:, The many thousands cured at thus ms =
ton year after year, and the numerous k
portant Surgical Operations .perforin.a:a Z
DR., Johnston, witnessed by the IepoL IsTsS
notices OF which have appeared again sj f.
again before the public, besides his s!a isiti5
as 9 gentleman Of character and reSS ;9",S
ty,' IS sufficient guarantee to the allllC,ET
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUkEH
No letters received unless posi-. Es Tsrlr
containing stamp to be used on I me-, tH y,
Persons writing should state age anu Kin EtSr,S
'DH I5TfFCi1 JOHN n. JOHNSIQSI ! q; ~
Sab Gle AOS'N i1'S SIsTyaDa
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aTAII8ElIirar.. :. . :.
BALFTMQREI ldG.jKl .HIlISPIFII
8FEsTABIiHIIE.1i, AS 4 RrV,,.,'
q FROM AGEKERY.iies,g SSE
THE ONLYPLAcERH9ERF4l SD.,,
.BEOBT,1TWFI :, IKE ~ q An
Observation-Disclosures.

DR. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81, U
s1n mSSf e Certain a SReedy ard only Ees,BEI
Weakness OF the Back and I T61(SS' S q
Ahectlons of SidneTa and B1aS s1. GGturt
ElP9!t5ary Discharges, ote4cy, GeSasd61H Enl
S i1iiT SSs dT angGor De- Dc
Heart I4midity bling; DimSesSSSo NO. Of the
or SS1ddineSs, Disease, of the Hes1S o. y, Sight
Nose or Skin, Atectioh8 81 the I've Liver Throat
arising from the Solitary Hsbits ~ GIlSSorCer
thQSe SECRET and solitary practices ma IStthe
70 their victims than the song Of S ;Sts fatal
Inc Manners ar OF Ulysses blighting tier S .
marriage, &C., impossible. RENDERING
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Especially, who have become tho 1,,o,,.-
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and ISolIetlmH
.naolt which annually sweeps to mn nntiSctls
grave thoqsands of Young Men Of III I'M oimey
eGs55ed 5tsnSS brilliant tnteeCtS % %So
Senates with the thunders Of eI06,,io,Ss listening
Waked To- ecst9cy the living Tyre maS ~ q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08

WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

Ioop BOURBON % PER GALLON; o CENTS PEI
~ 0o'se o''' '" BoRpExux WINE CO,
" Fulton street, northeast corner VI William
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NEwsPAPERs.

LroR sALE-TfIE LAST EIGHT YEARS OF THE NEW
York fIerald-not day missng all choice numbers;
New York Times and Brooklyn Union; also odd numbers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08

nOfLS AND DOLL GOODs-JUsT OPENED, AN IN
~ Of ne French porcelain, kid body Dolls, dressed
and undressed % 10 go esch also Dolls HAS In straw
Open Coats, Furs, C.meis Hair shswis 0oyes Fans
Manlas Sacquss Cloaks, Balmora Drawers, Petucoats
Cosets Morning Riding and Evening Drcsses Laces Par
asols, Umbrelss artcrs Handkerchief Ac &C also Doll
House aud Doll Toilet Furnishing OF every description Dolls
~ all kinda $50 EACH at the lowest prices
81 TOwNsENps, 053 broadway.
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IIENRY d. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street. opposite the Post Ice.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HORSES, CARTS, &C.
MINER SONERvILLE Will sell, Mt auction, Monday
Oct o ut 0h O'Clock In Madison between Thirty
fourth and Thirty 9th Streets Cart In good cond
ton Carts, Harness 200 Scaoding Polee. la
lot III MI no top light Wagon 30 Iron Bars dc, &c beng
the complete stock Of the late Joseph Wilson.
EDMUND A. HURRY, Administer tor
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yNvM ABBOTT a r. LINDSAY AuCTIOSEERs, Will,
w 20 auction, "Wednesday October H. at l0s ~ st
tary citizens Clothing being the original property o.
deceased soldiers This sale IL wen worth
the attention Of dealers and the public generally and viii be
sold lots TO suit the trade sale rain or shine AL goods
10 be within two hours after sale without Tail. BY
order Of comna ndsnt VI Marine Barracks Brooklyn.
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
W Salesrooms 81 Liberty street
FIRST CLASS HOCSEIIJl b FURNITURE
constantly hand private sale: generul nssort-
mept Of fine work for parors chambers dining rooms libra
rles
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A LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FALL
"A and Winter Paris Millinery of the latest STYLES and
shapes Also Jockey Riding Hats in great variety,
ready az w. SIMMONS. Broadway.
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ElRENCH MILLINERY.-A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF Fall and Winter Bonnets, of the latest styles Can
be seen a. Madame sELovERs, 2il Sixth avenue MILL
wanted.
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A SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT
OWING TO TUE TREMENDOUS DEMAND FOR
GOODS AT THE SOUTH AND WEST, MANY or
THE WHOLESALE HOUSES IN THIS CITY ARE
SELLING THEIR GOODS AT MORE THAN OUR
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22
News of the Week.

The news from the seat of war is glorious
land of such nature as would indicste that The
|Souibern slave oligarehy was crushed to rise
no more. The leading rebels, with treason
mast fall, uuhouored and branded With infamy
and at whom the world will point the finger
|of scorn.
The second greatest rebel leader in the eli
!garchy hss been forced to surrender with al
his forces, numbering about twenty five thous
|and, to General Sherman. Stoueman has pen
|etrated aud destroyed the last rebel railway in
North Carolina, took many prisoners. Is pieces
|of cannon, and destroyed a valuable arsenal
with little or no loss General Candy an
!nounces the capture of Spanish Fort and Fort
'Blakely, at Mobile, with many guns and over
three thousand prisoners. In Texas alone, the
rebellion survives. Elsewhere it is dead and
damned. So mote it be.
There is a report atloat that Booth, the
assassin. has been corraled by Union cavalry
;in St. Mary's county, Maryland, where he has
been trying TO cross the Potomac. Two of the
have been arrested and the whole
|damuable plot exposed A man supposed to
'be John Survalt, aud thought to be the assassin
!of Secretary Seward, has been arrested in
Washington. The author of the letter 10
Booth, signed SAM" has been arrested 10
baltimore and has made full confession of the
1t is an old saying that murder
will out, and the chances are that the assassns
and the participators in this hellish plot viii
all receive their just deserts.
William Hunter, Of Rhode Island, Chief
CLERK of the State Department is Acting Sec
retary of State during Secretary Stewards i'll
ness, but it is hoped the latter will speedily be
able to dictate the most important foreign
dispatches.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22
c. P NANCE,
F.F. Ionssoy, Committee
GEo. n. BrsH,
CHlco, April 18th, 1865.

ORovn.LE Council, No. 81, U. l.. A.-Tht
following resolutions were unanimously adopted
10y the members of the Oroville Council, Frida,
April q, 1865:
WHEREAS, Our late President, Abraham
Lincoln, man loved by our nation, feared
Though honored BY our country's most bite
enemies, and reyered by the freedom loving
people of every race, bas been murdered by tht
,imps OF the monster Slavery.
Therefore, We the members of the Uniol
league Of Oroville have
Resolred, That, 10 common with bis bereaveC
wife and children, our hearts are stricken with
sorrow, and We bow with grief unutterable II
he inscrutabIe will OF the Almlghty
Resolued. That we deem treason Dlo,ters anC
treason sympathizers equally guilty with the
|assasslns whom they encouraged to strike tht
|olow, and that such fends in human shape
should never enjoy the privileges of free Amer
lean citizens.
ReSoired, That We, as members OF the great
American brotherhood, loving freedom, detest
Ing slavery, abhorring tyranny and loathine
traitors of every name, shape or profession, Dc
pledge ourselves TO strike treason to the earth
wherever we may find it.
Il. B. HUST, President
u. W. PRISTY. Sec'y. pro. TEN.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

WOULD De AssAssINs.-Most of our reader:
are aware that. several months since. an adyer
tisemeut appeared in a Southern paper offering
d reward for the assassination of Lincoln anc
Seward, giving an address at which partie.
who desired to attempt the deed could apply
They are not aware, probably, Of the number
ot would be assaSsns in our midst After The
appearance iu the State of the advertisement:
alluded to, very large numbers of letter;
directed TO the address mentioned in the adver
tisement passed through the Sacramento Posi
Office. They were. of course, bundled up and
forwarded TO the proper authorities at Wash
ingtou. From this it appears that there were
in this State very many who aspired to assas.
sins honor and wished to earn assassin's
wages Bee.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22
DR.. HANDS,
Medical and Surgical Institute.
Chico, Bittte Comfy

EVsTABLISHED EXPRESSLY TO AFFORI
H. the afflicted sonnd and scientific medical nj,
in the treatment and Of all Chronic Disorders
all surgical operations performed with skill ant
caution. DIR. H's. experience Of 81 years standing
and during that time has met with unparalleled
success, rheumatism and diseases Of the skin. o
no matter how long standing will be perfectly and
quickly eradicated by his treatment
Also. diseases OF the eyes. The eye viii have
particular treatment at the Institute OF DR.. II. wha
has great skill in the cure Of all the diseases OF
this delicate organ, having applied himself for
years, and has gained a perfect knowledge Of the
Anatomy OF this most delicate organ. All opera
tions that are necessary viii be performed by him
with ability and success. Every thinking person
must know that remedies handed out for genera
use should have their efficacy established by well
tested experience, in the hands of a re gularly cdu
Gated physician. whose preparatory study fits him
for all the duties he must fulfill.
nl3tf f. 3. HAND.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

THIS REBELS IN CALIFORNIA KNEW Ir,-A
few days ago, little son OF the Rev Geo B.
Taylor, of this city, says the S. F. Flag, came
running to his father, exclaming, Papa, they
are going to assassinate President Lincoln
Mr.. Taylor, paying little heed to the remark,
endeavored to dismiss the matter from the mind
of his child, by telling him he thought it only
some fancy that had entered his head. The
child, however, insisted that he had heard some
men speaking together Of If, and one said
Never mind, Lincoln will soon be assassiuat
cd" Can a doubt exist in the mind of any
Union man that this bloody deed was knows
by the leading rebels in this city?
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

President JOHNSON AND The REBEis-
The Posts special dispatch Of April 18th says
President johnson said to a clergyman. who
begged Of him to be merciful to the rebels, tha
mercy to individuals was not always mercy to
the State. He also declared 10 promnen
member Of Congress that be was willing to &C
with the utmost msg2animity toward th,
common people Of the rebel States, but tbt
anrepeutaut rebels must be punished.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

\ Few ExcEPTIoNs.-We are sorry, for The
sake of human nature, to say there are q few
blood thirsty, inhuman secessionists in some
localities of this State who openly manifest
their fendish joy at the cowardy assassination
of President Lincoln. We are glad, however
that these are bat exceptional cases. A decent
respect for the feelings of their neighbors or
this sad occasion, ii not Indignation and sorrow
for the great crime, has caused all generous
intelligent and honest opponents of our Gov
ernment to preserve solemniiy and decorun
befttiug a civilized people. Pity and contempt
should be the predominant feelings TOWARD
those whose depraved minds aud british in
stincts lead them TO rejoice when the nation j;
in mourning.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

The CorPERoPoIIs COURIER is the title of a
new paper, published by Hatch 4 Burchfeld
at Copperopols, Calaveras county. Hatch
the senior proprietor, was recently connected
with the Esmeralda Union, previous to which
he published the Chico Index. The new paper
makes neat and creditable appearance.