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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-07

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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
4 Great Bridge.

The bridge recently built across the
Mississippi River, at Clinton, Iowa. for
the use Of tho Northwestern Railway is
$3.50 feet, or more than three ftths Of a
mile long. Of this distance $500 feet
is between the Illinois shore and Little
Rock Island, and SEQ feet is between
Little Rock Island and the Iowa shore.
The bridge cast Of Little Rock Island
consist of 1000 feet of pilinS and seven
spans Of 200 feet each. West of Little
Rock Island the bridge consists Of three
spans besides the draw. The draw is
500 feet long over all, and is built Of
iron. The abutment and one of the
piers arc founded on rock, second pier
is founded on piles, aud third pier and
draw >icr arc built upon crib.work, rest
Ing on loose sand. These cribs are sunk
in water forty feet deep. The large crib
is 400 feet long and Ill feet wide, and
the smaller is l60 feet long aud IT feet
wide on tho bottom. The draw turns on
pivot in the CENTER. and when open
leaves two clear passage way for steam.
boats, 1913 feet each. The draw weighs
about S25 tuus.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
.1Fntas-for=the-G Curious

The Cricket is a curious little insect.
Il has given rise to: two proTerolai e3'
nressions: in France people say "silly
as "a: cricket" while in England and
America VIC coy, merry as cricket"
Crickets cat grass, seeds and fruit, con-
vsyiug them to their holes, and, though
they arc very fond Of drinking.the dew
on leaves and flowers, they are very
careful mot TO- vet themselves on their
journeys in search of food. The young
live in peace, but when they grow up
they manifest a most bellicose disposl-
ton, ?ald are continually fighting with
one another. The boys in Germany are
very fond of keeping crickcts IN boxes
for the sake of their song and tor tho
purpose of watching their battles. What
the game cock is to the Cuban, aud the
bulldog to the Englishman, the cricket
is to tho German youth. Their contests
are very sharp and very amusing Ac'
cordinc to the way 10 which they hap.
pen to meet they will butt like rams,
kick like horses, or scratch like cats, and
the contest is unceasing in its ferocity
until one of the insects fees from the
field or is disabled, 1t must be remem'
bered that the European house cricket is
not known in our country. Its song is
much more varied aud much oheerier
han that of the species which sometimes
finds its way into our hcarths.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
ODE ToRA TIE TIMES.

Tho following beautiful and patriotic lines
uere written by Hon. DANIEL =. Dickinson,
Of Binghauton, N. T., in hns"er to .
question BY a Indy, whether he was LOT
peace" 49, ~ 49,
-, .. Am Ifor poaee ?-ics.. -.
For the peace which ring" out tf0" Inc can
mons throat .-.'. .,.. 49,. - '+r.'
And N, .uasion of shot and she'll,
Till rebellion, ,piri. is tramplcd down
To the depths Of its kindred hell. ..-
For tho peace which will wash out tho squad
ron'd tramp,
Where the braIen ,trumpets bray,
And, drink with the fury of storm and strife,
Tho blood red chargers neigh. -
For peace which will wash on. the leProu'
or our slavery foul and grim,
And shall sundrr the letters which creak and
On the dowu-trodden dark mau'o limb.
will cursc him % traitor and false of heart
Who will shrink from tho conflict now,
And will stamp it with blistering, burning
brand,
On his hideous, Cain-like brow.
Out out of the way with your spurious peace,
Which would mako US rebellion's slaves;
We will rescue our land from the traitors
grasp,
Or cover i. over with graves.
Out! out Of the way! with your knavish
schemes,
You trembling md trading pack
Crouch away in the dark: like sucaking
hound
That its master has bcaten back.
You will barter The fruit Of our fathers blood,
And sell out toe Stripes and Stars,
To purchase o place with rebeliioas votes,
Or escape from sebellion's scars.
By the widows vail, By the mothers tear,
By tho orphans who cry for bread,
BY our sons who fell, VIC will never yield
Till rcbelliou's soul is dead!
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29

Tue .CAB1EEE-Prcsidcnt Lincoln s
cabinet, as constructed for! his new ad.
miuistration, is as follows:
Secretary Of Sta:c-Wm. II. Seward
Now York. ,. -
Secretary os the Trta,ury-Hugb
MCulloch, Indiana.
Secretary Of War;, NJ. Stanton,
Washington.
Secretary Of the Navy-Gidcon WeIlcs
Connecticut -
Secretary Of the Intcricr-Joha p
Usher, Indiana.
Post Master General-Wn,. Denrison
Ohio.
Attorney General-James Speed, Ken
lucky.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
SAVINGS Of Josh BILLINGS.

You ask me to describe wit l can
not do it sell. 1t hasn't any pedigree it
is like tho wind, it bloweth when and
where it iisteth. No man eau be witty
when he wants to, it comes to him as
love does, he can't tell how or why.
Wit is wisdom at play, while humor is
only good nature on frolic.
Wit is like much beauty, doubtful
blessing, and like great strength, dan.
gerous ono.
There is nothing that seems to fat q
woman's heart so much Us jewolry.
God save the fools | and don't let them
run out, for if it wasn't for them, wise
mon couldn't get a living.
Some peoples brains are located in
thoir heads.
Wo arc told "that there wasn't any
thing made in vain, but have thought
that oil the time spent 10 manufacturing
striped snakes and mosquitoes was
wasted.
If. there was nothing but truth in this
world, fool would stand just US good u
chance as wise man.
True politeness consists in being ann.
ious about the welfare of, others false
polltcness consists in being anxious
about nothing. .'',.
ROBBERS arc like rain, they fall on the
just and the unjust.
IF 4 man is as wise as q serpent he
can afford to be as harmless as dove.
The best place to worship Gods out
doors. -. ...
We are apt to hato them who wont
take our advice and dcspise them who
do.
1t is dreadful easy to be fool-a man
can be ono aud not know it.
Real happiness don't consist so much
in what man don't have, as it does in
what he don't want.
Fear is tho first lesson learnt, and the
last one forgotten. ..
Nobody but fool gets bit twice by
the same dog.
4 pet lamb always makes cross ram.
sEpitaphs are like circus bills, there is
moro in the bills than is ever performed.
Peace is the enamel of the soul.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
gz';:E I7HM1;;, ,
! v1a111nab1eJ Ttdot Of Land

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,,5 a si sSys!e siis upon the '1''''''F''
sss ID s eli sa;fmose half AaPt .R& S'
"" noTp.,f. c. A. .} sfh"Ni. ''a....o4
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29

4 SHARP REpARTEE.-Mr. Wendell
Phillips was riding in railroad car,
when he was addressed By man Of such
rotundity that he seemed to carry every
thing before him. The man asked Mr..
Phillips what was the object Of his life.
"To benefit the negro" was the bland
reply.
"Nell, then, why don't you go down
South to do it?"
"That's worth thinking Of sec a
white cravat around your neck; pray,
what is the object Of sour life 2
To save souls from hell
MAY ask you whether you propose
to 90 there to do it?"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
American Barber Shop,
By J. NJ. DILLON,

In Rogers Row, " E. Corner Front !! Hay ST.,
CHARLESTON, VEST "a.
SnAv1Sr, SuAMTO0ING, HAIR-rTTSG, nAIR.
- Dyens, Sc, &e-, done promptly, with cleanliness,
md on reasonable tcrm1-. 49, t. 10 49,,
Mr.. Dillon win give YOU good ihaSe for snS dim,
ID Customers arc respectfully r<qnest%l a can uu
aAraSdsra- add noe p., Is Of N sus4ae-
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29

TRUE SELF EsTEEM.-To be yourself
is half the battle. Differ rather than
always subscribe. On tho cornerstone
Of that fabric which We cntte manhood
is engraved the monosylablc, No. lie
who early learns the use Of that iuval.
liable word, has already learned the way
to peace, and comfort, aud safety. An
easy compliance illustrates everything.
Respect tor others need not degenerate
into serritude.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
Sale Of Valuable Town Lot. 4,

WE CHARLESTON ExrESsroy ro,p,~
purchased aud laid on in Town LOIS of Ill
,o C,iSson Fam" on Elk River and ,dJosn, ne
S,,n nov Cne 'ueA lots for sale On ,b< nos
.ne'e iot are beautifully located On tn. h,,x, 81.
i,Sor wn,eh no~s; eeI and COOL from ID. m,p.,.i
.dr.ntsse. =. TO- 10 us%p; to Eys In detail. the superior
Snaneston which detained, At no d.,.a, 'ns tesn o.
State. $500 VI our great add Rro~Irr
.. The minarL requires Of thI. ,o-.,.
rHey are ne.hau,.ibe. Coal, sil froe zoe A.nsui.
Ti,S a0ona.ee; manufacturing .GablisSm.r,, t9eD1
ss1 ,i.ss e IT,, ,'oa md p,es u %, s ~
% For or an' rss;;.ly .d.psrd hat psrpos. ''
AElL At The Post onlce. ~ ~ ~. = WHITE.
=, .AneeFy, 1ssI-nol<-ani See ~ Us * -
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
Mrs. Partington's Idea Of Sherman

Mrs. Partingtop's Idea Of Sherman
Ike-(Rcading the ncwspppcr) sud.
dcnly exclaims-" Bully for Sherman ~
Mrs. partington-Ah, Ike, / fear he
is bad man.
Ikc-Ravagcd and stripped Carolina !!
Mrs. Partingtou-Thc brute
lke-Thc rebels are in doubt whether
he is going after Augusta, Florence or
Charlotte.
Mrs. Partiugtou--(With deep sigh
Poor Mrs. Sherman II Dayton Jour-
nal.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29

\ company 70 cultivate cotton in the
vicinity Of Hilton Head, has been form.
cd in Massachusetts. The capital stock
of the company is one hundred thousand
dollars. Fifteen thousand acres Of land
have been purchased, and the culture
and manufacture Of cotton are to begin
on a large scale. The company will
plant eight hundred acres Of cotton the
present season.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
A staff of6cnr Of tha Ninth Cor,

A staff ofhccr Of tho Ninth Corps
writes that as tho rebel peace commits
aoness we're being escorted out Of on,
ioes QUO of them turned to General
Gs1ntsaa sId: General, I am anxious
70 have peace, and rould DO williag to
leave tho ses1teueOs to you aud General
Loo" - Well" replied Grant, ~ pro
pscs % sCs.se Is With Leo this srmmae."
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
Ks1Dv',E1RE'T RI j I, ! ;.

I'm. srRlcKLASp's Ienianou, corsh, Da,@m !,
warranted TO cure Coughs. Colds noa.,eness'
Asthma, Hopping Cough, Sore Throat: I
and all Affections Of the Throat and l1ngs. So r.,,
For sale by Druggists. General Depot W. HA''
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
For Sale, Whole,ale and Re'si!' W
....-,. WILLIAM. T. TIA En-,
r.. General Ageu. for Hana"hA valley.
nolo.1yr GharloSton, V, o
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29

Too LATE.-"I meant to have told
you of that hole," said an Irishmau to
his friend who was walking with him in
his garden, and stumbled into a pit full
of water. "So matter, said Pat, GIVE
found It."
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29

The following are infalliblc receipts
For preserving the comple1ion-Tcm
pcrance. .. ...r
For whitening the hands-Honesty.
To remove stains-Repcntance.
For improving the sight-Observation
A beautiful ring-the Homo Circle.
For improving the voice-Civility.
The best companion to tho toilet
Wife.
To keep away moths-Good Society.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29

George j. .Wardell, "a Maine Yankee,
has Invented \ stone cutting machine,
which With tho help of two neR aud a
boy, does the vozk Of thirty six men.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-29
RE 2 q NURSERY, =. q
49,, -. -. -. - =. 80 ..,,!
George Dana & Son Propr;ato,,I.

s..n ns s11e eea|7 AZ Prepared 70 aIc,I
q ADJ. Tls.! !REEs We can rrconr.nS s asnssas
de.r.bl. Er.ssrs.ns ~ u :see,G, A.o ID o. nd
pro%s, o ., a"dsss::d ,o.rI ey nal, ~ sssssst
E.u,ossr..H entloo' Call At. tie %css.. 81 e'ssi'e
~" ...... NIo. DANA 4 so1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06

1ent viii BE- felt throughout I'll the grades Of society
Those who can esr. from one 10 two pounda having
gone into fsss houses. tie owners Of the inferior
houses vscatd b. these will have 70 let them at lower
rites-rates Within reach OF those who earn nnder .
pond And these ascending one MP win leave roo.s
for the lowest and poorest to emerge irsm cellars fou
G,h ard wretehedness, from refugees ard warehouses
and rise II 1t he but to the lowest rung Of the ladder
TIE pobo Alderman has thus solved problem TINT has
long confronted al great cities. When The buildings
we're opened "a year aro. behsve) many noblensr,
gentlemen and architects examined the buildings car-
fully ard expressed their sense OF the greatness Of thu
work. In speech the occasion, Lord Essry spoke
fsengy Of the great struggle with poverty. and added
THE name Of great Duke who bad now passed away
from US associated with struggle which was the
turning port OF great s,rete battle Of Waterloo;
90 in this struggle lie thought they now witness
ing the victory Of waerow in The great battle In which
they Rad all been striving"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06
Vprious Hens.
Shnrnnan'I

Gen. Towards column Of Gen. Sherman
sruy consisting Of the Fiftsehth end Seventeenth
,C.rps commenced their overland march from Rteifh'
y. c.. for Alexandria. Va, via Petersburg and Hch
NJ md, on last Saturday The Fosrteeuth aud IweA
10th COTS under General SlOoIm. would soon fato.
TIE Tenth and Twantyttifi Corp. commanded cl
Gen. Sohofeld remain In North CaroinG for the pres
tent.
Capt. Hodges, military storekeeper at Hlltor
Head s. g was niisoled by guerliLas while fid'nr
wsh hs wife nom Snyarrah on w Augusta road las
WedMsd ard was robbed ~ his money WATCHES
ceve buttons and other property including tho car
siase and bOrses.
The portraits Of Governors Seymour an
roueey witch removed from their frames Ia ~
seunle Chamber 81 Connecticut ut Hartford we're re
plseod Saturday bat again removed after ben.
exr"sed about siI hours.
The social union Of the literary societies
Amherst College az the next commencement, "ncb !
July Il? VIII lie addressed hy the Hon. Alexander
Bullock Speaker Of the Massachusetts house o. hePrs
sentativss.
Mr.. Henry Hverman OF Boston, who under
took TO wsk irn ihst risce 10 Washington on the cap
ruTe Of Richmond reached New-liavea Monday nlgnt
leaving for ihis ,iiy ,he neXt morning.
The sum OF $40, 900 has been subscribed a
Sprngf,ld, Mass, fof a lew library building. Hon
George Bliss gave t0 90 AMI site for the rev strne
,ure. and Hon. Daniel l. Harris contributed sio'"V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06
The Eavcrnorship Of Florida.
From The Jacksonville Union, April g.

The death OF Gov. Milton, announced some
weeks since. has msde yscart the guoernators eha'
The state Consultation requires tha, tho Pfsnoent o.
the Senate slsll become Governor pro tenn ena on
being notified thersoT shan i'm edintely ssue proc
ianFticn giving sixty DAYS notice FIR ans eeehon u
MI the vacancy. In accordance with this requirement
proclamation has been issued As has been custom
AIRY, We notice In several Ford, Fsprs anneuneenehts
II different persons candidates for the otlee a.
many Of our readers are entitled to ,he privilege o.
vcing ia this Safe and In Al probability hy INC
tine tie Tn Of June arrives they vii Lave IN oppor'u
aiy To- exercise that privilege II tho election ssond
come of rt that tine. II srg"csts Itself 10 no tAtt
Nigh, be well for then - 6x GDoR some candidate
known TO entertain thorough Union 'ebiinoRts. We
do not mesa Ia any hasy or premature move
mert hut sucrest to thc pie 10 consider tho nse
over at theiL leisure We shall sIso BE- pessed 10 hea'
from any Of our friends on the subject and on mat
tiers pertaining to it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06

Brig. Gen. Wedges reached Jacksonville, Fla,
las, week, and would assume command Of that military
1strct II was understood tina. some sort Of negotin
on was IN progress between him and Gen Jones the
Rebel commander. whereby the Rebel forces In NJ
state would be surrendered to the Federal authority
Several hundred Union prisoners had reached Jackson
vile from Andefsonyie In most pitsble condition,
Tho Nashville Union Of Saturday last Gays that
on the preceding day at the Provost heedquarers IL
that city $50 prisoners u were regisiered they
being portion Of Stopemsn's magnihosnt captures
There was also go Union soldiers who hsd peer
forced into the Rebel ranks and were xeosptkeos px
I eight Esbsl dAssytSn toel the 9th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06
and NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD
1854 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lssA
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, frTH.ST AN
AVENUE.


TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, rrHsT. AND n
AVENUE.
For Nsw.Hsv.n. 100. aooEx.,j ii.oa m his, Nx,l
40" .E ES,. u.s. ~ 1sc .r ss Sc ELfS uM n,
3eo, (Ex.,5 3.+S, 40 end ooo Tx. Pm.
For Fairfield southport and Wespors 100. IOa m ~
<1p
, IS 40, $50, 400 EL M
Fer Dsrisn, 100 $50. il:0os m. as 80. SDE
For Greenwich, TOO a3l ll3o . IN q - 40, aM eDH
For Stamford, 1oc 400 (EI 40 ilsoa N. iAIA R2J
aoe. az J > Is, 40, SO. $50 500 tEx., p m -
For Port Chester and intermediate stations LW' ~ 49,
= N as. 40, SO So lec ?; ~ m ANA
For Boston via Springfield, 800 NJ lEx) SW tE1J~~
70, Boston, via Shore Line lals, EI. 400 n ,.~,
FOR Hartford and Springfield 900 lEII . m sAAJS'S
For Cos s:.etcus River R.lro.a sooA EI NIP ~
ns HssSo,d povid:uss and Fbhk Railroad ae IA
"a E.ys, New London and ssosing.en RaiFssd0
~ n, Canal Railroad, lRls to Northampton.
For ifeusstonic Railroad, a m
-, Ns.ssiuck Railroad, o00s m, SEQ p. n.
fss Dsubury and Norwalk Railroad TOO go n, -
connedous Sleeping Care attached % 400 szsia
JAMES II. HOYT, 6uDA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06

|NOTICE.-CONSIGN o. CARGO shipped
AZ Liverpool per steamship CompAnys seAmer
LOUISIANA hereby notified that II oon.easenee Of TIE
rs, hem tran ed the steamship ERIN Of tho 'sas Inc
20 sail from Liverpool 18th April - -
WILLIAMS 0UloN, Agents No. II Ws'I't.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06

Stationery.
NOTIONS.
Supervisor PrRpY moved that whom the Board adjourned
do 90 to meet Tuesdsy, the l6hinst, Of o'clock
Supervisor PrnSY moved ths. the Board do adjourn
Which carried
Whsrevpon the PENDENT declared that the Board stood
adjourned till Tuesday the 10th inst az 0eloet In
JOSEPH 10. YOUNG Clerk