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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-16
WEST VIRGINIA ~
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
CONDUCTED IT l. e.

7 T-uHITCHCOCK
AT, NO. 11sx MAIN STREET,
- E(HornbPQQk'S BpildingJ
- Open for Students day and evening" 4 = -
ME purpose Of this Institution Il To instrnr,
a, young men (And women tool in the priDejnIe,
%hien govern the correct transaction Of nRcTnt"r.
IN AecOuntantahipa ndItu e0ncomItantS
BooK-KEEPIuG,
iTIapPed Of ttS absurd yerbiage and ancient pro.
mode Of doing business egpeeiSIiv n ne m qT3e
States IL the leading subject ofattention
ton !. tbnSo 81 9nesnng and free from eTcep
words, are nFst made familiar to the student ~
Who i9 than conducted through acourSe Of praetIca
bookkeeping, In numerous sets OF books IN VTsSt
variety Of FORMS till he thus acquires rnaE,Sr ~
theeEt Ehish enables him 70 apply It With faciitT
70 any kind Of business. ~ 's14'S
A WRITING SCHOOL.
open day and evening. attended bv both Iod,,,
end gentlemen, where without entering Tor the mi
SSCuESe, Eood handwriting can be obtained In .
ARlTHHIETIC,
and its application 70 all manner Of p
coUNT1Hs-HoUsR CALCULATIONS.
the attention their primary Importarc. Al
several modes Of calculation moi fo5Td ~ VIE
tenanB greatly 70 the abbreViAtion Of his EorF
There l. open to tho student aISo 3 eour1"oI
BUSINESS SCIENCE
uaage! Finance, Banking md oufreneT.SIa,I ~
OF eminent BuEness Mon in regard to he 1lIn
avoiding fhiluFe. : I az
1aGtEaetlnn9 in the above gubJoetn are int.rvDo,
cd With uaximS and incnlcafio31 tSndI15 ~ e[
formation OF high chara6tera n men and eitfzeD, -
I9e eoeI9e q Instruction IL intended to be 4,
9omneretAI Colleges willie the expense to The ~.
I.I.H. bsgS leave to refer those to whom h. !,
unknown to the officAFg of tho hank. a.. -
and Bridgeport, and especially to his 1tudentS
TERMS 60.
IoE the null oour1e above indicated including N.
ie9uiAle ol9nk books for Book.koepinE, ne chaTVe
CURED tor the course 10 from two to three month";.
out. ne student is not limited In time-he mH1
remain az long, and return a. Often; a he peaae;
- -. .. q 4 BEgf al
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-16

n ou 49,, WaErEs, WHs1 Va, Dec. 9Th, 1853.
~. ~ ~ 0Hota = may concern: We the under
aEned members Of the West Virginia L,eoJsIstnpa,
p;oS pleasure in saying that We have known Dr.
t nst q. Lee many years previous to tho hTeaf
GUY OF the Rebellion, a. successful and ens1
setc practitioner Of Medicine (oft the Eclectic sebo
SS,n In kanaWha county Va and GaiiH eo1nty
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-16
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W-oall for oIlcglar ds.erIblpg eII .ynptom.:-Iaa
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20
-.The, Shreveport 8emi-we ekl,

atrument. Article IS Of the same
title declares that "no pauper, no
person under introduction, nor under
conviction Of any crime punishable
with hard labor. shall BE- entitled to
vote in any election i'll this State"
but this very section shows that until
tho psrson liable to be tried for trea.
son has been convicted. he does not
lose his franchise.
The view we have here taken Is.
by no means impaired, but rather
strengthened by the executive proc
lamation Of May goth, by which the
President provides for the reorgani-
cation Of civil government in North
Carolina. In that instrument hc
says:
That in any election that may
hereafter BE- held for choosing dele
gates to u State convention as afor'-
said, 10 person shall be qualified as
an ciector, or shall be- eligible as "a
member Of such convention. unless
he shall previously have taken the
oath Of amnesty ~ set forth in the
Presidents proclamation Of May
29sh, 1866, and is O voter as pre-
scribed by the constitution and laws
Of TIE Stat. OF North Carolina in
force Immediately before the 3Oth
day Of May. 1861, the date Of the
so-callrd ordnance OF secession, and
the said conventions. when convened
or the Legislature that may thcreaf-
ter be assembled, will prescribe the
eligibility Of persons 20 hold Office.
nuder the constitution aud laws OF
the Stat. n power the people Of tn.
several States comprising the Union
have rishi tiiily l., exercise, from
the origin Of the Government, to tn.
present time.
In this order Mr.. johnson express,
ly admits the right of the people OF
STATE to prescribe the qualitica-
tons Of electors and eligibility OF
! pr.sons to hold Office; and thoug', hr
does himself, with s..ininS inconSis
,rncy, ~up-yadd al additional r.qui
site 10 thoS" Of tho constitution OF
! North Carolina, he pr-cludcs no man
/ whatever from taking the oath o!
amnesty III order 20 vote. though his
doing so might no, procure ;hc rlcc-
! tor immunity from punishment, it h,
be- among 'hu-. who are excepted
from tn" benefits Of the amn:-t v
under Mr.. John>on's latest order on
; THAI suhj"c;.-iPi cayun-.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20
Government In Mexico.

From the subjoined taken from the
Houston Telegraph, it would appear
that all parties in Mexico are in
favor of strong central Government
The Church it would seem, do not
objec, so much, to an Imperial rule
as to the fact that the present En-
peror is foreigner. The younger
son Of the Emperor lturbide, now in
Mexico is mentioned in connection
with the Imperial throne.
We believe that all parties will
ultimately agree that solae kind Of a
strong Government is best adapted
to Mexico:
A friend just from the Rio Grande
informs us that Gen. Negrete, the
Liberal eo,ru!auder, proposed to Gen
Mejia, the Imperial commatid-r, to
compromise On native Mexican
Emperor, with General Meiia 70,
comInander-in chief Of the army
Negrete stated that he was as much
in favor Of strong Government: 70,
Mexico as Mejia, but that he was
opposed to foreign ruler.
rhs youngest son of Iturbide, thu
first Emperor CT Mexico. is .s.atee
by our friend to be roy in Mexico
and very. intelligent man. He wa'
born ard baptized in New Orleans
at the house Of our friend who give,
70 this in formation. He is doubles
the native Mexican Emperor alluded
to by Gen. Negrete. He will nat dc
however, as substitute fer Maxi
milan.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

Of their ambition, and to attain or re-
tain their posts there is scarcely any
limit to the rebutfs or snobs or inso-
lence they will bear in silence. n.
Olivier ia from Marseillss. He
iooks every inch lawyer-as ho il.
for he had no ,atrimony, and all his
income he draws from the bar, unless
he retains some portion Of the dowry
he received with HIS wife. who was
Liszt's daughter, and who died be-
fore tho first yerr Of her married life
expired. Her dowry must have been
considerable. He is carcless in his
attire. but neat it is the dress Of q
man too busy TO give n thought to
his appearance after h- has satisfied
himself that it is clean aud not
,hreadbarc. His forehead is not
high, although evidently he has a
tendency 10 baldness Ii. Id tall and
and thin. but without that mark of
blood which charactcriz.s the d"s-
c-ndant OF ancient family his eyes
are dulled. even under the glasses by
prutract.d vigils over books, his
eyebrows are knit by the habit OF
thought. his lips are thick and mobile
his colnpseAl"n is olive. his nose 10
thick. his voice has the Southern ac-
cent h. makes few gestures he
Was ut one time ardent, vehement.
trimming With passion hc is now
the MASTER, not tn, slave IT speech (;
Ii. has grown less OF AN orator and
NOR. ot a i"sIc:al. Ii, has less pas
sion and more reason in his service.
Our political >oo,hsny-rs are busy
CASTING his horo.cop-."
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20
Foreign News.

Farther Point, june e.-1hc
Steamship North American. from Liv-
rfp""l 2''e y. VI. "' IN" 25th Via
Londonderry the 2bth arrived OF
Farther Point ri ha't.past mine this
morning.
Ike london Owl -avs III" question
IF paying indemnity tor losses by
til" Alabama Expectations has reach
I'd an unpl";isa ant point. In reply 20
The " ss.iiteionf TO r tu-h'' Il" Brat.
| 'sh cabinet mas lItlnat'd that Il Is
/ not 'n''nara I" pay the d.mnn!'' ana
, 'ht nv. 'nf"'hhf'rna! IN" IS on Ms
/ side. The r':inlnd"r from Washing
tou aliHa"s 10 c'rpni>'"n. lh" Owl
t'..i, .or " hrin, Joint action b! hug
land and Franc" ~ d"!.''s" tt III"
rIhltc i"">-
1Ar -;N H"'''H ~ t!'H rHv": nave
proved !'' !'a@ r"!'tb!' tam fh'y
u.s.! :" hr.
In" Pans MoHl:rUr OF The 2ith
p!HiI-E'rS an f't,>t" confirming ,h.
revocation -! tn" order Nmr'nS the
; s'ay 81 n!'"i States Ero'r!s III
French ports to ,wrut.r ,:"u- h""r-.
! lii" london Stars cry article
says: In III. course If tie pane on
"a" 22d and 23l. Ia Pas:> ga: Ma
, French provincial towns, ~ :" The
intentions .: the United safe. Gov
'rnIn.n, III relation to N'Sicp. CON
>idcrabl" orders tor cotton wrr. rap.
idly transmitted 10 EHgi.sd. III the
b-h-t tina, war with the United States
was no; impossible. lh" r"asaurins
articles which have since appeared
! i'll French Journals. hay" had the "t-
feet # putting na'op I" the uA:eaSon-
adj" panic.
Tho Prince nf Vale, visited til.
Steamer Great f,ast"rn on RI" gath
and infinitely inspected the Atlantic
'"l"grHph cable and works connected
,hrr,."ith. y very select and in'iu-
entail company " gentlemen We're
prr~rm: on I'll" occasion. among them
Lyons, Edward tnnnrd. iro. f,abo-
dv and Cyrus W. Field.
( Th. Canadian C"lnsni -sion-r IN
England and numerous telegraph Off
Gals were also present.
American Srcurisi.s-Saih''r'h-
wai,r's Circular on the evening "t
tn" 24th SAYS: Considerable. effort
is madr by Continental holders Of
5.2o's TO realize the large protite
which hav. accrued. The bonds OF
t.rins hav. been rapidly taken fox
shipment to New York.
RAILROAD shares active. lilin"i.
Central firm at SIS t" 754; while Erie
shares On sale by holders WI" bought
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20
.ALcA i. VI Hfbt,
Bishop of Texas.
Houston. May 29th, 1865

4 daring Artempt to Effort One
H4unye1 and IEirty Thousand DOL
luyS.-Onr of the most daring at
,r,np,s nj rx;ortiou came to H. ht yes
i,rInv. before Justice Bowling, at
the 'ro,nbs, one Of our leading ner-
chants. 4. L. Stewart, being the in
tended victim. From the facts Set
forth in the affidavit, it appears that
a conspiracy was on foot to cxtort
the sum Of $4,000. 1t is evident,
from all accounts, that the parties
who are implicated in the affair. in
tended to resort to desperate efforts
to secure their prize; for i, seems
that /. was so planned that Stewart
was 70 he cnticed into carriage
conveyed to some secluded spot in
the upper part of the city, and there
closely confined until he consented
TO sign check on the bank, or III
order ON his cashier for the abov.
amount.
The only party who has, as yet
been Implicated in the affair, is ,
man named Errick Nassau. a native
/ of Sweden, who claims to be a Cap
tain, and part owner of the ship Vic
,ora Melville, now lying at this port
It appears. as alleged, that Nassau
had in contemplation the carrying
ont Of the above plot for some tim.
and, in order to be successful, ,deve
loped his plans to young man Q
his acquaintance. The latter liz
tened 70 all the plans of Nassau, an
agreed to join him in the undertak
ing. He, however, made known tn
facts to Chief Detective Young, VIII
detailed detectives Vaughan and N
vens to t. ke the matter in hand, VIII
soon succeeded in arresting Nassa,
He was yesterday morning take
into custody while crossing til
Washington Parade Ground, an
seemed greatly surprised a, his q
rc=t.-.N,~ York .Nc,rs, o7,6
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

Tie ir,nch .Ntn,stey.--Wc have
vnoi reason 20 hrii,vc tina; tn, Fri
Lun"'- special w..o reported that
Conn, Mnu,h"l"u is keeping: back the
Enprr- Eng"n;-'r autograph letter
of conipl.n". 10 Mrs. Lincoln. from
feelings unkindn.S> on his part, is
but another Of those sensation ca
usr,is OF which the telegraph is jus,
NOW 40 prolific.
\ reliable New York corvrspon
dan, of Philadelphia paper. under
date of the sob u'' vs.:
I'h. new Ere, lister, Court
MoutLolou, arriveu II town this morn
ing. from Washington. \ number
of eminent French merchants ar.
making arrangements, l hear. 10 Civ.
him a complimentary banquet, anu
thu Count signifies his willingness te
accept. He speaks without rescrv,
in regard to the relations between
| France and the United States, anc
expresses the opiuion that there il
nothing in existing circumstances
that he can see calculated to disturb
them.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

Babies resemble wheat in many.
respects. First-neither are good
for much till they arrive at maturity !;
sscondly--bott are bred in the house.
aud also the fo,cer of the family :;
thirdly-both have to be Graded /;
fourthly-both are generally we'll
tirashc2 before they arc dou. with.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

The earnings of the Western I'm
ion and American Telegraph Com
panies amounted TO Sl,79l,al5 for
the six months ending with Decem-
Der, 1861. The earnings fthe Uni
ted States Companivs foot NJ sl7i,
t3t
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

At a sociAbls party in ~ fashion
able quarter ef Boston. rscan0 H. tbs
guest we're Invited ia the fSflssh-
ment room. where was sprsad . mag
ni6cent display Of fruit. from H.
'comtnon garden currant to th4 ratast
tropical luxury. It was o wax
The deception was so complete that
some was actually passed aroaod
before the joke was discovered.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20
For Sale,
At a Bargain.

gTOuE HULL Of an rntihished ~
i steamboat with Machia"-.I -
and Materials on hand t. finish il. now Ut
Barr's Mill on Clear LAKE. To Ca,A
purchaser a bargain will b" given.
For particulars Apply at
PuEtrS & El.STSEE.
june2O.tf S,lrrvel ort. Ia
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20
Notice.
For Sale.
Wanted to Hire.

Il GOOD Cook, Washer and lroner for
a small family residing in thi. city. the
applicant must be neat. and clean and o.
respectable character. Inquire VI th' Eul-
tor OF this paper. jah%o''
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20
Eject Of the "Annesty" Oh Citi-
zenshiO.

zeuSUops
som, very strange misapprchcn-
-ion~ seem 10 exist among some per
SONS AZ to tl,.. effect ct President
.IohnSon's late " Amnesty rr"c!ama-
ton" as we'll as those of the lat.
President, upou III" personal and po-
li:ical rights IL tn. citizen.
There seem. 10 D., prevailing "a
general opinion tina, every man liv
ing within III" CoufrIrra,. lines. a.
they lately stood. whether in military
service. in civil employ. or wholly
separated from participation i'll any
insurg. Acts, needs the exercise of
pnrd"niuS power {" he ah~"lv"d from.
some w,,.iti.,-whN ones are no,
:" readily understood. an: never rx-
pressed. Rut 'r.a~"u i. a p"r-onal
crime. not !. territorial one. NJ man
need trn runi-hmr,: tor his offence.
distinct and open. can h" proven;
for tn. Cnn-ti,u:io:, declares that this
i nrc..>s .rv {" constitute 'l.. cr.tn.
# treason. Mere ~"rG.. or designs
or opinions Will not answer.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-11

The arrivals by the Chesapeake & Ohio
|soa at Georgetown are diminishing IN NUM-
daily, and before the close of the coming
ssk canal navigation will probably be entirely
FSfended for the winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-11
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.

La the Senate of Virginia, on Saturday, the
joint resolution looking to petition to the
President for the release Of Hon. Jefferson
Davis, Ex President of the late Confederate
States, introduced By Senator Dulaney on
"Wednesday, was unanimously adopted.
A bill was introduced by Senator Robinson
designed to give validity to the acts of courts
and their officers in allegiance to the Confeder
ate Government during the late war.
In the House, several bills and resolutions of
enquiry were introduced The resolution in
troduced on Friday by Mr.. Hurst, in regard to
Gen. Butler, was withdrawn by consent Of the
House.
Mr., Robinson offered resolution inquiring
into the expediency Of requiring insurance COM
panies from other States to give security with
in this State for the just and prompt payment
of losses upon risks they assure and whether
there be any efficient measure which may be
adopted to prevent agents of the same from
taking risks in this State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-11

The steamer due here last night did rot ar
rive until Ave o clock this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-11
r E W T II E 4 r R E !!

NJ E " b \ I E
H. B. PHILLIPS, ..,>.,....., Lessee and Manager.
Fifth Night Of the celebrated
HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE!
whose performances last summer were visited
by the
ELITE AND T ASHTON OF THE CITY.
This NondaE Evening, December TO-
First Nigh of Aubers Grand Ballet Opera, in
two acts entitled
LA B A Y A D E RE-
OR, THE MAID OF CACHMERE.
the charming Prima Donna, MISS SALLIE
HOLMAN, as NINKA.
Song, 1.-The Wearing of the Green" from
the Great Irish Drama Of ARA Ma
Pogue .................. Miss JULIA HOLMAN.
To conclude with Charles Selby's SerioComc
Drama of
ROBERT MACAIRE.
RATES OF ADMISSION.
orchestra .-.s.... 70 cents
DreSS ClrCle oO CcllIS
dec ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-11
LOsCA i n E W s..

no,,cE Report. MAGISTRATES OFFICE. -
80, arrested for drunkenness, was COM
a,ed to jail, there to remain until he became
pber. s5 q i ]. $; s,
!. life ofIsral Crump, who vas attempting
:. : sntice bis wife from her allegiance-all the
Ties being negroes Was dismissed.
= MAYORS OFFIcE =. w elch, forallowing
ssorderly conduct in his house, vas dismissed,
anon tie payment Of costs, and promise to
,,event the like in future.
Edward Hays, Edward higgins, James
Madison, and Robert Jameson, government
,..msters for drunkenness and disorderly con-
anet were fined and discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-11
II VALUABLE LAM FOR SALh.-I Of
S. CUVILLIER,
{KelFs O d Stand.

VALUABLE LAM FOR SALh.-I Of
" fer for sale tract of land in Fairfax coun-
ty, near Clouds Mill, conta ming 234 acres, Of
which Is are in wood titles on the Seminary
road about 3 miles from Alexandria The soil
IS good, and well adapted to the raising of fruits
nd vegetables There are upon tia comforta-
bic D DWELLING HOUSE, stable and corn N=s
house It will be sold in small tracts to suit Mii
purchasers. One fourth of the purchase money,
only will be required in hand, on the residue
able annually. If not sold before, it wi be sold
by auction on 8 aturday the 3O,h Instant at IL
O'Clock M, in front Of the MAYORS Office in
Alexandria. [de 8-eotdsl R. JOHNSTON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-11
Clothing, &c.
E E M O V a L .
A RNOLD s. FIELD,

4 RNOLD q FIELD,
CLOTHS GAss1M ME AND 5'7 VEsT1NGs,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGG GOODS,
Having disposed of our interest in the Mer-
chant Tailoring business, at No. 49, King st., to
to O'Neal & Dwelly, and removed to No. 60, we
porpose to offer foryour nspection good line of
the above goods. Our long experience in the
manufacture of Cloths and Cassimeres, gives
us a great advantage in selecting our stock,
which we intend to sell at a small advance OF
cost
We shall offer great inducements to Tailors
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap.
You will find in our Gents Furnishing De-
partment q great selection of goods in that line
always on hand Give us q call and you will
never regret it, at No. 60, King street, next
door to Miller's China Store.
sep Oft ARNOLD & FIELD.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTAB-
4 LISH MENT.
Messrs O. Neil & Dwelly having purchased
the interest Of Nessrs Arnold & Field in the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS
have removed to the Store lately occupied by
that firm,
So KING STREET,
Where may be found the best assortment Of
CLOTHS, in this city, both Of FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC manufacture.
Mr o. Neil ability as a cutter iustifes them
in assuring their customers a stylish and well
fitting garment:
They have also q fine assortment Of Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts, Socks,
Ties, Scars and Gloves Of all kinds
w. Please call and examine our goods and
] dge for yourselves at IS King street, one door
east Of Parlsers Theatre. sep 2G--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-11

"A fight occurred near the Orange 4 Alexan-
dria Railroad Depot, on Saturday evening, oc-
casioning quite commotion in that neighbor
hood. Nobody was seriously hurt, though
some bloody noses and cut heads were visible
after the ARRAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-11

The night mail train on the Virginia Cen
trail railroad will be discontinued after tonight.