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NktfkAIITf TOE IaNADA = nc " ash
ingtou correspondent OF tse Herald ayr
Nevs has been received VI " ashin ( gu
that Il our Government will agree to il a
strong Effort will be made in England TO
obtain Tor Canada from the Imperial Gov
ernment, eatire neutrality in oil foreign
war; for the future.
I n,Fe Is n precedent for THE IN it's pre-.
vioGs history, and il carried out il will end
sll danger Of lu,are difficulties IN that quar-.
ter ICES des rendering aeei - he AXE
wholly unnecessary
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A lsdy wished seat in a crowded ball
A handsome gentleman brought her a
chair You are jewel SAID she. " On,
no ] am eseIer have jus, SCI a
irsel
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TO TIL, LADIES',

IN hand large lot OF scli sealing fruit
" cans, which will be sold al Old prices
j, II VAN HOOK
July IA, IS. Wait
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~ rss sab Aa,laia Hsuil o. uc s,h
a., hroaic'ss The trriysi In 'ht' r'y r. Geo
Hood
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AIRS HOLCOMRt can accommoiN,
"! lev gentleman With buard ar.
lodging
MARSHAL JAY q. 65. utS-4t
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MRS. 0'BANN0N'S Scr.

" ~
hRS. l. " O'BANNoY
wi her school for young ladi.,
shall, Texas, on the ~, Mond,,
TENDER, 65, for session Of ,e,
The course Of instruction in ~,
will embrace the English branebe, r
and Music Pupils studying F..
be required 10 speak the languey.. ~ I, !
teacher, Mad fagnn. Mrs OI,r.
give instruction IN the English ds,..
the services Of corpe'-n. ~.
music will be procured. Boob. ~
upnEry can b. procured a, he II
the usual price Parents Of puuil,
vited to visit the school during ~,
hours
Terms, payable monthly.
fnglkh tuition per month SEM.
'mNs.. ..........I a,
English tailion per month.
SECOND Glass, ..,..
English tuition per month, jan,
tinss,... ....,... (.
French tuition for . months A.,
Music, M
Use OF Piano, II
july Il, 65. "a, ,
csldo Gazette, Shrevepor, AND 4,
Jofarsr, viii please give ( ias-,
4ld send bill to this oNc- Tor coll,,,
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friend hos shown NJ n cory Of the
oath Of allegiance ~ admin stored 10 New
York. /, is qnile different form from
that administered here which ,4 The oath
prescribed by the amnesty proclamation.
What authority ID re IL tor ue change
We do not know but this New York form
is certainly bar more acceptable than the
other Il "a manifest from President
johnson remarks 10 tie South Carolina
delegation that the form administered here
ls that which be requires very man who
expects 70 enjoy c.iiz ushlp % the state
60 take Following ia copy Of oath rs
ferrel TO N-ia
OsfIcr OK ruF "A PRo7osr Man
G.srRAi Southern DIV. or \ York
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE
No. s..
do solcmnly swear IN the pre7rnce Of
Almighty tod, that | Will hcnccforth
faithfully nppor; protect and defeni the
constitution OF the United states, and the
Union Of lh' STATES hereunder, aud will
IN like manner abide by and faithfully sup
pof, all acts n Congress. passed during
the existing rebellion With reference 70
dawes 40 long and 50 lar as not repealed
modified OF held void by Cougre,s ar by
decision Of the supreme Court aud 'ha I
will w ike manner abide hy and faithfully
support All proc,amalions OF the President
made during the existing rebellion, having
reicrrrce TO slaves, SO long and SO iar rs
uo, modified or declared void by the Su.
p'eme Conr, 80 help me God
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-07-21

New YofA. July 9,h.-1Ae following
% The Fresideits Qrdu cosgernug ihe
writ o' bebca, corpus 10 Mrs. Surrs,t,
behalf
Eyfetliyv uffIcE j = e. 1903
N GN usNcctg, Commanding
| Andtew johnson, President o. tN'
United S'aics 40 berby declare hat ,Ie
writ ~ hshas corpus ha- been heretofore
suspended in such Gaze. IA this aud DO
hereby specially suspend this Wi, aud De
eide that you proceed 90 execute the order
hor.iniolpre given upon judgment Of the
Military Commission and you sll give
ihis order. 70 regarl % this writ
lsignadl ANDREW JOHNSON,
President s.
Upon being shown this return Judge
WyIic said oothinr more could he dous
1hcn father Walter and Wright. her
spiritual advisers called upon the Pfcsl
dent with request from the Bishop u
Baltimore hat ,hc execution might be
postponed for %, least three days Tor re-.
pcntancr and preparation They were
met with q decided refusal ard assured
that her case had been carefully consider
ed, and 90 earthly power could change
the sentence The papers sre hled with
minute "details Of the execution.
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4 SOLDIER 10 camp wishes TO cor
"A respond Nth some respectable lsdy
" agreeable) ior 10 pass Of time. IN
proyemen' and q become familiar with
the customs Of society in the South. Ad
dress
A. Y
Co B, 5th III. Infantry, aud leave a,
the postoltce.
July q sos. ni5-
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NEW GOODS

tr,ttr undersigned has opened 10 "
Dcrrlsmevs building and ha. an y :
snrtmept Of nry ,,oods. Hosiery .ai'''
Tobacco cciss. Quioiue, FAper sc =,
general a sorimeni Call suh 'oSS "a
Yourselves a. 10 qna'ily OF so'o'
prices. rom
June 30. 65. ma
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1880 4
FOR SALE,

nNh Of the best plauta,,.us n n,
" sou county, only ? miles ro- ,
City OF Marshall a very healthy ~
tired locality, IS now offered 'or al. g,
srcommodating terms. con'.s.ss Z
aeps i01 Of which is cleared a.
tine STATE IT cultivation all t-,.,a.
cond bottom, walnut land. The ~,
liable iarming land IN the coautrr
improvements are good. The dst !,
large two story frame building VII.
ues airy out buildings u frame =.
LoIh.srIbs, stables, gin hoaer ~ q
press all in good condition. Wae.
,priugs Of never islling ireestoa. "
throughout the plantation. Also nv
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NEW TANNERY,

situated 20 nils Southwest Of Ma
comprising 30 laying away Vat I'd
sweaters. Linn S, a large Two stors n,
leather House bark aud gris. Nil I
one o' he best watcred places IN ,4
icy applying the entire yard 1a,an
J 04e acre, Of heavily 'imbered lal.
barking purposes attached also ,a'
stock Of leather In tan. ali Of xhet 8
be sold on adorable terms
GEO W RWRlf
July Il ls65. h44 &
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WANTED.

4 good rannsr and Cu'ricr, ~ whom
~ liberal wages will he paid Apply
to the undersigned miles Sen,h east ci
Marshall.
W X u. WARD.
JAY :, IS i3-3t
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Just Received.

4 LOT ~ Calicoes, Dry Goods. Coffee
~ Soda Spice and Pepper which !
viii sell cheap cor cash
r. SCNW ARTy
aarshsN inne e,d leeA RS n
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New York Produce Market.



CoTTON-Heavy aud lover; Ale for niddIirRv.
FLOUh-staIe and western 50DlVG better and as
very active; 50 4V@6 5V Tor b1I state; u OUGT IS
Market closing dull.
WHIsk Y-kaIher easier; Western g O8a2 OF,
email parcels at 81 Us.
WHEA1-Ig2o better and rather more , Q i've;
Chi ago Sprlnk 81 4 a. As; Winter Rsd Wrs ,TI,
81 A6i Nc. Milwaukee 81 90; White Michigan
az oulot.
" RN-sc rec and &c better; SS@96 for kiln
dried; sEGS4 Tor heat ed 90, and ss@s6 for White
oATs-2sso better; 7s8sOo for ws.tsrn aaoa,
and u do arrive
COEREE- Quiet.
s9oAR-IlI@; lal@1s91o for Cuba MusoOyadO;
haULA ,sEs-DuIl at 1O@aO.
WVOL-DQu.
Pa oulet; s41kG9:6 Tor Crude; 4s@bO
for Refined ~ Bonu anu bSt9I2s for Ktfned FIeo.
PURk-LoWtT; $Zs l24GD % IS Tor meas, clos
ing at $2S rs cA.h, ga D. tg.6 20 for '68 ana do
cash ind regular way W $.4 90 casn $ls 90
OILS 20 for PINE and 32O O. GO ~ Tor Prime Ness
also 1000 oOls new mess all June, SSllsE's and buy
er'S OPIlOn, SIS 100 9 10.
BkER-SteAIy.
HAEk AAMS-St eAdy.
149lSe
6ACON-ouIst.
LARU-o Quiet at l5149l9Le.
hUrrER-Quist At 1O9,SVI for JhiO and 2RGSSo
oHhEsE-Duu at s@l6.
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DEDICATION

Ew lbs LoATRAsT.-OUr streets are
now constantly thrOUged with our return.
ing Veterans, Fastening to the homes from
which they have 80 long been absent.
During the present week we have also
had several hundred rebel soldiers who
were likewise returning to their homes 10
the South. No observer could fail to note
the difference in the appearance, the cir
cumstances and condition of the two
classes. The Union troops return with
light and joyous hearts; they are animated
by proud consciousness of having served
In just and righteous cause, of having
faithfully performed sacred and patriotic
duty. Their arms are crowned with vic
tory, and through their valor and sacrifices
the country has been saved and the gov
erument preserved. They return we'll clad,
and fud government ready and able to
pay them their hard earned wages, and a
grateful people to receive them with glad
hearts and open arms, Their Gears and
Wour DIS can be exhibited as badges of
honor, won 10 glorious cause, and will
hereafter be distinguished marks OF honor.
Undtr such circumstances they are justly
proud and happy, and tread the earth like
lords of creation.
How different it is with those who have
been gagged 90 the side of the rebellion,
and whose tHorts have been to destroy iu-
stead OF defending and building up the
fabric of our nationality. They are bag.
gard and objected, bankrupt in everything
thatgoe to make up the sum of human
happiness. They feel that the cause 10
In which they have been engaged is iufa-
nous IN the eyes of the world; that they
have been Instrumental in inhictiug upon
their own country suffering, sorrow and
woe; by their own acts their homes have
been made desOlate by the ravages of war;
the government which they set up has been
guilty OF unbeard of cruelty aud wrong,
and has ended in such manner as to be-
come odiOus aud ridiculous throughout the
civilized world, and has left its victims in
poverty and rags, Their scars will be
only marks of shame, which they will en-
deavor 10 conceal. Thus situated they are
otj CTS fpity, aud their careworu couu
tenancts give evidence OF their wretched
and unhappy condition. Such has been
our lh, ughrs aud feelings as we looked in
pity on these miserable men. viii not
their fate be warntDg for all future time
TO those who would seek the destruction OF
the repubiic2.
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Up QJslsgrapg,
Warrington Items.

WAsHNsFoN. June ia delegation
OF colored men who arrived here yesterday
from Richmond, were at the White House
this morning, awaitisg an interview with
President Johnson for the purpose of ask
ing special inquiry into their condition
under the military restrictions at Rich
nond, which condition, they allege, is no
better than il vas when they were il slavery.
The Georgia and Mississippi delegation
were In consultation with President john
son again to-day,
President Johnson's daughter, Mrs. Pat
terson, is expected to arrive here next
week to take charge of the executive man.
sion.
The Navy Department. has received from
Commander w. z. FitzSugh, report con-
corning the surrender of the rebel naval
forces on Red river.
Commander Fitzhugh, in his dispatch
which is dated on board the OuChitA, of
Alexandria, La, June Sd. says that be
started up Red river on the 2sIh of May,
with the steamers Benton, Ouchita, Fort
HindDau and the tug Fern, in company
with Major General Heron and his steam
er Ida May, in advance OF the troops, He
encountered no resistance WbaIever. All
whom he met seemed well disposed to the
Union. June Sd the squadron met Lieu
tenant Commander J. H. Garter, command
ing the rebel naval forces in the trans
Mississippi squadron, and received from
him the iron clad Missouri, Lieutenant
Commander Carter informed Commander
Fitzhugh that the Missouri is the only ma.
val vessel in Red river or it's tributaries.
The Champion. one of the passenger boats
captured in the late EXPEDITION, was turned
over to the army. The Missouri has been
brought below the falls, and is to be re.
fitted at the mouth of the river.
The Missouri is reported to be very
formidable vessel, and is heavily arme ed
and plated with railroad iron. She resem.
bles the rebel ram Tennessee. Her battery
consists OF one ll-inch gun, one inch
gun aud two heavy tbirty:two pouuders.
Commander FiIzhugh has gone up to
Shreveport to secure euch property as may
belong to the Navy. The number of Naval
prisoners paroled by him at Alexandra
was II men and six Ulcers, including Lit.
Commander J. Il. Carter.
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Miscellaneons Items.

INV YoRK, June l5,-Gold still very &C
tive upon speculative demand; quotations
ragged from l433, the opening price, and
went up to l454.
The Posts special says:
The delegation known ns the Georgia
Union Club reached Washington last eve
ming, and hope to have an early interview
with the President.
General Grant reached Washington this
morning.
Postmaster General Dennison is taking
active measures for the. restoration of the
mails throughout the Southwest.
Mr.. Kilbourn, special agent for the gov
erument, arrived from Florida yesterL ay.
He reports great desttution in that State,
and that in some districts there is actual
starvation.
John Minor Bolts is not opposed to the
creation of the new State of West Viz.
giniai acknowledges Peirpoint as Governor;
accepts the abolition of slavery; doubts
the validity of the new constitution framed
at Alexandria by eleven men; asserts that
General Patrick has appointed dislOyal
men to Office in Richmond, and disap-
proves of it.
Governor Brown, of Georgia, has re.
turNed to Washington.
1t is thought more testimony will be ia.
ken by the conspiracy court.
The Commercials special says:
A delegation of influential Uniouists
FROM Tennessee is in Washington urging
the appointment of R, G. Meigs as Justice
of the Supreme Court, vice Oatron de,
ceased.
Parties from various parts of the Soutt
represent the people thoroughly weanet
from JEFF. Davis, and regard his execution
as toregone conclusion, and acquiesc
in it. A
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n1- AN IMPORTANT MEErrHe.-The no.
tice which appears at the head of our local
column this morning, is move in the
right direction, preparatory to a. fitting
celebration of the Fourth of July. The
ceremonies proposed will be very sppro-
pirate and impressive. The presence of a
considerable number of our West Virginia
troops can probably be made available for
military ceremonies, and will add much to
the interest of the occasion. We hope
there will be full meeting this morning
to perfect the arrangements.
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~Rry1R.-There has been conaidera.

~RIylR.-There has been considera.
BILE rise In the river within the last two
days. Yesterday evening there was four
feet ten inches in the channel, and at a
stand. The Kate Putnam; which had been
laid up at the wharf, raised steam and left
for Pittsburg. The Hard Times, from
Pittsburg for Cincinnati and Louisville,
finished out her cargo at this port, and left
with all she could carry. The j. s. Hall,
from Petersburg for Pittsburg, arrived
aud departed. The Beulah, for Parksrs.
burg, left at the usual hour.
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Destructive Fire

HARRIsBURs, Pa. June l5.-A fire this
morning destroyed Fleming's Coach Fac
tory and blacksmith shop. James Ponter's
Billiard Saloon. Hess NewA Depot and
William Parkbill's dwelling bonse and
Plumbing establishment. The Daily Tel
egraph printing Office WAS partially de.
slroyed and BryauTsl Hall damaged. The
Exchange, the Court House, aud State
Arsenal were some time in danger, but
fortunately escaped.
The total loss is S3l. 900, partially in.
sured. The fire is attributed to iuceudi.
arism.
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Transportation of Troonu.

FORTREss MONROE, June l4.-Imme-
diaiely after the departure of the infaOtry
portion of the 25th corps for tho point OF
rendezvous at Mobile Bay, about dozen
large steamers arrived for the purpose OF
transporting the cavalry brigade of the
25th corps, commanded by Gen. Cole to
the same destination. The steamers have
been supplied with IL days coal and water,
and much of the cavalry has already EN-.
barked.
The following named steamers have their
complement of troops, and are ready to
sail:
HIS. Hagar, Dudley Buck, New Jersey,
Mcclellan, WeibOsset and De Molay.
The remaining steamers will be ready in
few days, although the oppressively hot
weather prevents dispatch in loading
FoRTREss MoNRoB, June IA CORES
pondent of the Philadelphia INQUIRER under
date of the Sd, says that for some time a
mutinous spirit has existed in the cavalry
brigade belonging to the 25th corps, the
men declaring the government had no
right TO send them to Texas, 90 the 18th,
when on board steamer this spirit of dis,
content took the form of open mutiuy,
when a vessel was run up to one of the
whRrfs OF the fortress for assistance. Two
companies of the Sd Pennsylvania artillery
were sent aboard under command of Major
Van Schilling. On approaching the vesr
eel containing the mutineers, they threat
ened to ERE. TheMsjor resorted to sirat.
egg, and returning tothe wharf, had the
mutineers brought ashore under the guns
of his men, in parties of two and three al
a time. Thus they were all disarmed aud
returned again to the vessel. The effect
will be ohly to delay the second part o
the expedition from sailing as soon as ex,
Pected.
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FRBSH BBBI


FRBSH BEEF
that may be required for use of the troops of the
0nitsd st ties, serving IN the Department of West
Virginia, and supplied from tue following places,
Wis: olATksburR Tor erattonp and Hnrper's Ferry,
Wett We aud Cumberland, Maryland, and Charlie ,
town. West Va.
Por I6I six months, or such les time as the Com.
mSsary General may direct, and subject to his APP
1866, and ending the tSl,tI thirty -arst day oI
December, 1S65 for the FIRST three named points
the [24t6l tweI tytourta day Of june 1856 aud ind
ing on tue l3lst thirty.frlt day OF December, 1865
for the last named place.
Said Beef 70 be of Steers, mot Bulls, stags Heifers
CoWs four years old, and over, weigh net each
at least 800 i've huadredl pounds.
The B, et 70 be sound and wholesome, with necEs,
Bhanks, and kidney tRlow excluded in equal pro.
portions Of fOro aud hind quarters and such
quantities, usually three times per week. may be
desgnAted by the Chief COmmssAry OF the Division.
The Contractors will BIO required to keep an agent,
with sufficient supply Of Beef Cattle, constantly
within supplying distance Of the troops.
A bond in the penalty Of $4,000 (tWenty thousand
doliarsl will be required, with two good sureties
whose individual responsibilities for the above sum
must be shown by the ocIaI certificate OF the Clerk
Of the nearest Court of Record the United States
District Attorney.
Proposals from firm must specify tho names and
residences Of all persons composing 1t, aud each pro.
poSal must be accompanied by the oath Of allegiance
of the party parties; also by certificate of the
responsibility above referred TO; also by written
guarantee signed by the party or parties making
the bid the whole making four separate papers,
which forms Will be furnished en- application by mail
telegraph, in person, all of which should BIO en-
veoped, sealed, and endorsed proposals for Fresh
Beef" and directed to the undersigned at Cumber-
land, Md.
Payment to be made in Treasury Notes or such
other Government Funds may be on hands, Il
/ none on hands, to be made soon received.
The bid, oath Of allegiance, certificate Of respOn
| sibilty aud guarantee, must DO in duplicate.
The Government reserves TO itself the right to
reject any or all bids deemed unreasonable.
WM. II H0sACK,
Captain and @. g.,
| 1GS-10t Chief O.. s. Dent. Of Wedk Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

B6- OoHE TO TowN.-We learn that Bill
Thompson, son of ex.Judge Thompson,
came in yesterday on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. At the outbreak of the
rebellion Bill obtained some nOtOriety in
this section of country as bridge burner.
We presume the Railroad Company will
be glad to see William, and have a settle
ment with him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

DSr GOAE -Near'y all the rebel pris-
0neFs released from Camp Chase, and who
hal been awaiting transportation from this
ci'y' lett yesterday morning on the Balti.
more road. Toe government wsgOn train
which arrived on Wednesday, also resumed
NRArch at an early hour.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

Nc EplIeptie Fits can be Cursti I
49, -DR IoGLapY having become eminently
sueee9stnl in caring EhiS terrible mAlAdy InVI ali
hmtlarly afhietOd TO call Send for Circular Of
references and testimonials Of rons cases cured
Offrom ono to twenty. four years staining. He de-
votes his attention especially 70 diseases of the
CerebroSpinAl AKil, Nervous System, and soliciB
an Investigate Of his claim to public confidence
Address all Letters to DR.. v. u. LOOKROW,
Care o. 1.I 2; Q. Bog 6l1e. Now York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16

H6-THEArRE.-Mr. B. Fredericks will
open at Washington Hall on Monday, the
eel instant, with splendid dramatic
corps The talented yOuOg sC,Or B imund
Coles, will make his frat appearance in
Wheeling. Mr.. Coles is represented as an
ACTOR OF foe talent. He is original in his
conceptions, aud will present several spec.
tacles and plays written expressly for him.
He will be assisted by Miss Nina Burritt,
from the Chicago Theatres, Mes. H. A.
Perry, of Philadelphia, Miss Josephine
BoOIh, MIR. F. a. GOssin and Mr.. William
GF'S. The forts of the Manager deserve
the most liberal patronage on the part OF
OOF c'"Esus, and We hope to zee him fav
oEed With crowded houses.
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New YoRK, June l5.-Tbe Commerciaps
Washington special says: G. W. wnldrou,
Provost Marshal of the I'd New York Dis
trictr reported at Washington for trial, aud
was allowed two days to procure counsel,
The Court met on WedneEdAy and to
day, but Waldron has not been heard
from, and it is supposed he has absconded.