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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-13
Sunrnrbin> Tbeater.

Die am Iesteu 0ieuitaS ~sesebeuen beibsn 9tide, sSic
Vfal1inerbauer" nnO uDi. 6amiIis G~lteOermuaeA
bnb:n eas Yublitun sym 1beiI iekr er9oeE, gum THRU
Gter AUD II DIT gang %beirieoist, ltnb wenn mir bieS IaseH,
70 Iprt9en mir 5anptIdbli6 BON hem 0eif une Der 4en'
nsn3 Der b'teeu Stidt, niHt BON fen eaIfeleHcen Eer'
ionen. 0as srfte Stid, ~ Eie Uiai6inenbduer," II gang
ben S%ardbrren, uu9liidieliBen 8erbGltnihen bes euro
y 6it1eu 1tbeitsr ItanpeS eutucmmeu un6 past Mot
lepr gut atf nmerifdniI6eH Booeu; DEFENDERS nt4: gu
lePlger Git. Die unterpiirflteit eet ArbeiterS, ME fe
IN rem SeBiebungen lpiiten vDieiFer" 30ler unb benz
rarbetnr" Trdnb gum Vori6en tcmnIt, eriftIrt Pter MOT
uno 1T osstalb benz Rublitum iebr f&per beSreInl&.
Sbenio ut 90 nit benz ,isentbiImli6,u 3ufanS, in ben
iib 6ranl reriett, HnI feline Eeiocu IeiGter ~ erirasen,
cSer itb fir bic gu 9auie ~oerlebten unglddllhen Stunoen
ju enti&dbiseu. Sc tam 66ae seeen, in benen einTleni&
CUR 6laite 9reift, nm ieinen llnulutb seer ieinen 9unnter
iu ~rertduien." auein elm iolbsS 8erjweifunSsmitteI if
fetS Gin 3ei6en Der 8r0Bten msraIii6en S&pdte e.
paSt fi6 ntGt fir einen W unb i1sn Der AubIid
zines Setrunfenen Bat etwas ltuGRbetiites. Dieies rsbe
Betra9en gesen Elm Wei6 - tpe ituibis fte aud inner
ieiu mag = mus tie @efH6Ie bes 3ui&auers SerIsteH
unb sesen bic Sanje STORYTELLING etnnebmex.
60 piel iiber bic 1eHbenj bes prten Gtlides. Mas
iebc& bic bariteGsneen Verfsnen behifft, 70 Gaben mir
perm Otalet ME beier Seieben. CT BATE iene NcGe gut
~auf9efdbt, nur iGieu uns Der leberSanS BON Der rSetGus
bun9" 5lr nSeiunung" etpas az fHrpff unb tumeilen
tam Is uns Dor, as bente Der 8infler mebr iter has,
mas er gerabe 9eiaSt, nab, ais iiber bic Situation, in
Der or ib i'm Dicment befanb, tpeeurH gan3 natilrli&
baS Wtienenfeiel init benz, mas er i'm Utcment ausbriiden
ionte, in 2Bioeripru6 Serietb. Serr Ger3eS bat ben
furforalibeu unS susleiD b:rrif&eH cher rnteiferli&en"
Gb arafter tes bentiten Observation-Disclosures senau 70
wisbsraeaebeu. nie GO feline Ste1uu3 tem nArbeiter"
seseniioer init f3 bradte. Seir fpitBten nitt, in mas CT
G5 nerfebIt bdltl. OaS Qebtere miifien mir bon Serra
lcble ,aaen. Gr mar iberaus fomiiG unb ausIeit ein
a6t.r OtsprGIentant bes SutmiitBisen. seni%isiamen, Ies
bensfrcben rJta96ar Oli6el." Grau So&, bic S&Wefer
Res unsIiifieIiseu r6rans." un6 GrdaleiH 6edmanu, bic
unOliiflite Satin bes InOIIdieIiSen, baben mir i6rer
StanbbaftiSteit unD Observation-Disclosures peSen bepuneert,
NIT Der iR, iebe in iPrer art, ibre grauiameH NcIen
bur6fitrten.
DaS 3ireite Gtitd, Die Ganttie Gltebermtaer," aei&s
MT f9 in ber 2bat burd srose @infa&Psit aus, ~ Ter
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-13

! etlsnbo nunfall.- gorasitrn
gtaGmttta9 lief ein 5raGtsus Der NlerSnbria
Orange Sabn BON Den S6ienen. oliid(ihpr<
wetle ipnrpe ispU4 NiemanO otrlebt. IS 1d,eint
Dap etnt9e 9le9er Die S6iensn nit 6cl,tiid.n
bele9t batten, UNI e6 ibren 8u6rpsrtsn lei6ter
gu MAIDEN, p%ieielben gu t~reu3en unO Is unter.
liebel,, Die 9UlsltiIde tpeslulAaTen. Der pO(.
Sug paIirte penige Ntinuten Durber biei.
STEELE nno stlang 9lidli4 iber bi.l elbt.
3rpet 9te9er ipurpen 0er6dftet unp bic Mnaelt.
9enbett miro unterluft weroen.
+ 6oi4eS Maab. = Die @a lsins.
ton POli3ei l4eint ben Maoes unO @epi6t.
Setrii9ern tart auf Die Singer Su ltben, benz
es fOmmen bier in elmer 0o6e mebr psrnrtia
SerbaItun9en ppr, ais in anbtrsn grGBertr
Stapten IN einem Ntunate. 3u betle9en II
IS, pap Die meilten bieler tleinm Betriiae
OeutlAe ltno. Gorseltern wurrs s.. Ditpl
elm Nfarft9Grtner Oer6aftet unp um $5 mi
Soften Seitraft, neil ct 81 fleineS MlaB Bate
Wpr!t rf1, en- Stubmattr auf 3(if 1rStif. SO. "a
Nttt s'Si' 20. StraSe Wsif. iptf3sn N uni u 81,
tCrTEil
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-13

(@tlentabnwa9en ais 6inoelbaus.) &pr
Elm poar3a9et batten aif Dem 8erliners pot8>
banner 0abnbof bic pallasitre Gereits in ben
GUups6 plos 9sncmmen i,np sriparttten bic
Nbfabrt, ais etne junge' anltanpig 9etleipete
Trau an tintn @agen 3peitsr SlnIt 9erar,=
~ltiir3ts, elmer ant 8snlter IiBetpn Dame ibr
stipa 9atbjabri9es Sinp nit Den @Orten gu.
lAOb1;; nuSitte, baIten Sir gefdlt9it einen @u,
9enblid piele Sleine, i4 mill nur l6neq nod
elm Billet lOlen !" unp pumit Yerl9manp. De,
3us 9ins jeor@ al, Otne pae le liA ipiepe,
blidtn lieb, ,inO Die 8rempe lol li4 en9 an
Der hdditen Station niht 9emelpet baben
Die Dame bat einltweilen baS &inp mi
naA ibrrr 9simatb BET MlasOeburs eenpm
t,1oa. +IF fob. E.. #A -ti ..- re '.t-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-13

Die @ei6em miHem Suerit lernen, pte
ebemalieen Sflaoen init TidliAt gu beban~
peln unD bic Neser miiIien Sertfauen IN bic
auten Nbli6ten Der Weieen %sewinnen, ebe eth
ssufriepenlelenbeS SYltem Der NecCnltructipn
anoenUmmen werpen fann.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-13

has fpis&e 8e,bal;en Tee Serru n29eaterbirectcrS" metr
aS nBtbig by,trl 8. Die SauptTclen, coer bic %einjige1
8loGen bic rs nod ~iiterbaupt in benz Glide sab- Udreu
in ben Qdnben beS Serru uub Der Wtarame Meaubert.
Die'e Siraeu tpurben b or3isIt g~e3eben. GeelGe I'M
s~snirtbeit uns Sei&ti9teit in ben Benegungen btei 8
lpinbelbiirren, ~mutelisen r6ac tOtum" Seinfiu5. QGeI4e
nerOSie Gsi&pinbisfeit unD 3utbunli6teiI g8eld elm
nniiOtrtreif' DIES &Ofitme! uDieier Wtann ift elm Sprs
treifiGer aanftlcr" tSrten wr einen gtaGbar iasen
unI mir s~!auteu, ct BAT 0is6t. 1GBas Ealent, oer6unben
nit einer semttbiiGeu ytotur, nit rAiIoiem GIeiB, nit
jaPreIanser GriabtunS aus einem Uen6eu maben tSns
men, eGS bat pr. WteaMbert aus ft Ielbit geudGt! Seinc
Grau, Wiabame Wteaubert, bat ftb ni9t minber 6emG6rt.
Bier rert@teben Noaen III eiFer %ein,isen Perion III
ssbsu uub swor iete tieier bier Oieleu nit slei6er Sc
f@idliGteit unb tdni&euter Gburltierinif, 1T feire Gei.
histeit Wab. Ntsaubert BAT au6er ibrem Spiel unS i9rer
b0Gft arutntbieen Gri%einung nod eineR auberu sroBer
VertbeiI. Sic Il n9t init oiel @eiGmad, beionters mdrgr
eds italieuii&e Orseaieb uno bic eneliGe Gins=S aul
Qpnlne ~srceaent; AUD 'aReu lne bSrten mir nismats eiu
ons9eIofenereS uno trtieres Natartinb ais Mini. Die.
teS oereiniste 3Ii:Ht beS Spiels unb @eIinses iibert
Dtloame Wteaute,r cine b~eceutense Ete1ung, uuo ua9t
fe benz Yu6titum 10 nert5 - +aey
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-13

81. ~ yDalhingtoa be.ieUF man Uelteflntgen
u een taaltdleit uaO. UOdentlidtn ,,gSefer"
SncCrtpllOnei! mic Wa3ciaeuI Ourd, ben Waeufen
prM 8 =. Wte0tei6t. APO T. Sir. IN nTGdler.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-13

Baltimore, Nt. 9. Stt. 1865
Der StdbtsG cmrniHdr bat Elm lbriftltGeS SeInb psn iret
reren @~isentbum 8elteern, trinSeno rnp ~anftpeenb az on
SaittmcreRry artibsn @if ua6 @%blpslfr, I'm ifnen EbetI
BON on Baltimore r. ju %erGbiren, NIT @urbfteinen Su ber-
leben unS 5u ~ptafern. Gr tendhrih tgt tee' uIb biermtt Ane,
peI6e 90 ansept bag er am Dtenfns, ten IL. eS., Born. 10
nbr Gf fetner Office anne fsnb ietn pirb, nm tte Sadie tn
Detra&t 8u ateten unb uter befaeies @eiub Ju ent belben.
SIN Auftrae s pb mttb,
1ocf4mliaGD @Iert Zee @tabt-@ pmntiHa1s.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-13
8ierbrauerei au permietben

M;tne tn ystsrsbnrs, ga.. e~elssene Bier rsueret ,,tt -,
Setnntttetn 1lt einet ileisiaen Maun nit einem oe ~ ~ =.
edpttal bttttt fb tier cine quite @tlee.nbeit, Jp s, tsNs5E =
per N'nat. 1us unit ertbeiit "N %
(rf6-15l Mutt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-13
81 Oerhuufcn~ G6ucormte,6pn.
3n oRrfGufeu:

Gin aus 9ejsi&uetsr Gatenplat, 4 m
tiat u wfstlt ssn br Stastgrrs.,s init en,n' t4s...
iin,"r %auts Iat ttH G!9enlnher uaO 2 JltttbbauIsFgn
80 aa'eags. tr'staIb Der 9Ias as 8sn6tnl DE- ealsg ~
T M eo't Inr stnen Sut4sr pcsr %sdrtner "a empfssIsn y
Philadelphia &ea,. " SVagaf on Der
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-13

Nienerlage bon &mnit~N rtifeIn
unb Depot fir t-
Seine arb geipdblte litbo9rapb. &~unItperte,
~ etufl& Inb. tn 8nrbtn.
Ststs an 5ant uHe auf 8fRelun9 anseferttgt ~ .
OeCI MS, MnS Qieilcr= Spirael, n.r.sH
Spfd' unS NrmsSiide,
H3 feline pergoicete Iabtnen
uub dae GrrtftI sr Ju ttntu &t0bl Rencn erher Glaht &c
b6ren. Witiue 5ihn4tune tur AufertIeane Cststr @ssnet
Mantle lest MID in ban Stanb, ufstnen 96nnsrn bsfonbsr-
@prtp2 Tile IN %esrabren.
Bert&nunaen tur rbts, artitil, iUrt. fur @Ias-plattsr
lur Stores unt NobubauI r psreen gtltefert. i
&tat Gemdlne u Iutrts II NIT lem Store osrbun6sn.
ELK 3dmes Srptrr
- I31 mt idD 2R IN. EdIt rnrehr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-13
4NA Gi9enibum in 0ratL Str. ami lInf1ioi

IN gI9enibunt IN Pratt Str. uui NufIion
Ms8HSa Nabfen 8reitda, ten 10. ts, nm 4 ubr Hot,,
$500 @etttn MIR an Srt rno Stsae bs 2itSffat =" fsi III
Str, go 1s5, IL RUB srpnt unb IS Ius tief A. %ta!t
8ltt ensnili9 e%ertetgern. 9run0rente $50 yer Sobr
tsTntt 4Hf 6r Nati'ite rbis n eaaf.s, bus 23sfios
srsnt. 40 5u5 tief bis iur &Ges. @rumprrtte SI57 = Q SnB
lmteIrl Q a m. S 9pper& S o. MnHfI4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-13

SmbGffenSzCffce Der Der. ct. Nrmee.
SIS Is .sntb Strafe,
BaIttmpre, Mo, 2 4 T.. 1875.
gtrFeatlte Nnae6ote IN Dupiteat rerOsn In titfsr Office
,uta.aeusencnm'n bic jum IL. Cftcbsr Wittaes II utr UNI
benz Der. StIatsu Sui thtuj. psparte nent obsulttf.,n In
Baltimore, YiD ~ 1t itrLI III
&a' toiieln uno 3piebcln,
In auten aa,Ien BdEtrn ptrpadt unc iu irl&tn 8e'ttn ue
In tplteu Qudutitaten ju lttfsrn, ais fur ttutu NtSlat bona
IS. Jtopkr. 1885 an. n6tpis NIB.
Die Wn6.bVtt mullen aaf BOrmuldrsn stIhe6e", btt IN
bteEr Office 4 betSmmtn anb I'M mus tn 9erttftnt Gem
Anstbrtt ~bisefust fem. has BON sri reranfwrrtlt4sa Oar
teisn unttrf1rt, ben III. Setts AnesbCt mue etue sternttt
Gp,p Der AnIttee am 1crft ~aaatbtfet blben un> M s lpe'
ciiIS ftin Ia utbtrtinfttnnuas NIT nleH iHren 3 htne-
Bic Rtaitruua betaIt Fb has Rt6t Dor, ans pbfr iresnb
Elm Nuatbot, rtlAes ntht pcrtttiltaft ertbttnt %jurGflU-
metien. o.
SIM Naue elmer Rt&tsrfaaune Seittns tss Contractors.
be6Glt I'D AS @ouperuement bds 9teht Dor, dnbsrspo 81
faufen, UNI ben WVluael ~ ~ersanJtn, tneeh Is ben Kolttn'
~ibsrIbut u5er rem Gontraetprets Der Ydrtet, pel6e tbre
Nblteferuus iu ma&tr %unterldbt anre6uet.
3G1luns rirp NAP etefrunS tn iol9en 6pnss eenia0t ais
~tsrtanetn Fne.
SsSt psr(Or pbtr i,e,s NttsIisb ether Jirnd, bic stn
Nnaeso t mabt, mus tinen q. st lreueie %kstfa8sn, trenn eth
ipI&er nt&t btrttts In btesr Office %rss'hrirt 1T
Gapmdt u m.
-s Bret. Brig. Wtn. u. =. g. Il. g. u.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15
Trial of Consn1rators.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The Chronicle
this morning, speaking of the Court en-
gagged in the trial Of the assassination con-
epirators says:
The only step which has been taken in
accordance with ordinary trials, is that thus
far the Court has sat with closed DOORS
How long it may be necessary to maintain
this precaution cannot now be decided. As
it was adopted to ascertain the truth and
the truth alone, IL will not be abandoned if
the complaints of the New York press are
swollen into a torrent of denuuciaIion.-
Yesterday the evidence was of so much i'm
portance as to convincingly establish the
propriety of this very alternative. The
lives of some of the witnesses depend upon
this regulation, and We feel free TO say that
none we're more conscious of its necessity
than the witnesses themselves, most of
when are honorable, intelligent and patri-
otto citizens.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15
~. TanL Talp.-.on Saturday vel

~ rAut Talp.-.on Saturday We
avAiled ourselves of the invitation OF .
friend to takea short voynge on the new
steamer Kate Henderson, new. side. W heel
boat designed for packet between Par
ksrsburG and Gallipolis. The trial ess
highly satisfactory to all tbs parties inter :
ested. the performance of the boat and en-
gines being far beyond the snticipAtions Of
Captain Henderson and the engineers. 1t
was generally remarked by all experienced
men on board that they had never saw new
aud untried machinery work go we'll. With
only one hundred pounds of steam the boat
attained an unusual speed, and thers is
no doubt that when 10 proper trim and ev-
erythIng is properly adjusted, there will be
few boats of her class that can compete
with her in speed. The hall was built by
Mr.. VIM. Parsons, is las feet long, with
81 feet beam, depth of hold Eve feet.
Engines by Msssrs. Hobbs Taylor. CYL
iudsrs IA inches in diameter, with A feet
stroke. TwS boilers A inches in diane.
ter, with Eve 10 inch flues in each. The
cabin, by N. ]. Miller, is neat and plain.
The whole work has been done under the
supervision of Capt. ]. Henderson, who is
an experienced boatmen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15

%HAxDsoME SAILS RoOMs.-Messrs'
Vim. Sumner & Co., are certainly gentle
men of fine taste, and know how to keep
house. Their sales rooms on Main Street
opposite the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank, have been fitted up in the most
handsome manner and are among the most
attractive in the city. The floors are COW
cred with fine carpets. the doors, windows
and woodwork newly painted, and the in.
terror filled with elegant sewing machines
tsstsfully arranged. These machines en-
brace many styles and patterns, and are
very handsome articles of furniture, with
the advantage of being useful as well as
ornamental. This firm has met with nm.
expected success and their sales are con-
stsntly increasing. They offer superior
machine. have pleasant and attractive
rooms, of which facts all may be satisfied
by calling at No. 90, Main Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15

PHILADELPHIA, May l4.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has decided to issue the
balance of the loan that was authorized by
the act of March 1864. and which amounts
to $4,000, 600 in 7.3o notes, precisely
similar privileges to the 1905 already sold.
payable three years from the 10Th of next
July. 1t is expected the government will
reserve to itself the option of paying gold.
In case the government concludes to pay
the interest in gold, it will be made equiv
alent to the interest in currency. The adj
vantage of converting the notes into long
and popular 500 gold bearing bonds, or of
demanding payment of them at holders
option, ia not iuterfered with.
The total subscriptions for the week
amounted to $98.3s4,65 at the close of
yesterday sales of 7.2O's but little if any
OF second series of the 100000. 600 re-.
manned. All teleRrsphic orders received
Yesterday will be filled. II any of the loan
remains over, it will be given to first ap.
plicants by telegraph on Monday morning.
Two weeks ago the amount of second Sc
ries of vouchers conversions was about
Sl45, 900. 900. The caah sales last week
were about S400, 900, 900. This week they
were $98 600, 900. The balance of the
conversion of qusrtermsster vouchers du-
ring the last week, and which were first in
cluded in the daily published subscriptions
of 7.3O's, together with sales in California
| aud at various sab.disrtcts, a'so..not fuclu'
ded TO the daily sales. will make about
$3.50, O0o, 900. Altogether the total salet
are $298 900. 900.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15
From Washington.

WAsHISGToN, May l3.-Mrs.. PercivaI
charged with aiding the rebel cavalry IL
plundering the train between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, set up plea through
| her counsel, Mr.. Corwin, that a military
commission has no right to try nor render
| decision in her case, now that peace is
proclaimed. Such cases as this one before
the court are to be tried by judicial court
of the United States. The court after hear
ing the plea, adjourned until Monday,
when the trial will be commenced.
The army of the Potomoc has all reached
the defences south Of the Potomac.
Gen. Meade's headquarters are at Fort
Albany.
On the road from the Long Bridge to
Burley's Cross Roads, the I'd corps. Major
General Humphreys, and the 5th corps,
Major General Griffin's will encamp in the
vicinity of the railroad leading from Falls
Church TO Leesburg.
Although permanent camping grounds
have not been fixed upon, Major General
ShermRn's headquarters are established at
Alexandra, and his army is to-day march
ing from Fredericksburg to that place,
where It will probably go into camp out
side the Notifications wherever it may be
most convenient.
Gen. Sheridan's cavalry corps will be
here Tuesday or Wednesday.
All these troops will eucamP within the
limits Of this department along with the
army of the Potomac.
Gen. Sherman's army and cavalry corps
will retain it's present organisation, and
transact his military business through the
regular official channels as before.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15
Mexican Intelligence.

Nzw YoRK, May 13.-The steamer Lib-
erty brings Havana dates of the 9Th inst
and Vera, Cruz to the I'd, which confirm the
reported capture of Ssltillo and Monterey
by the Liberals. 1t is reported that Jus'
rez would establish his capital at Monte
rey. Macmillan on reaching Orizsba
heard of the fall of Richmond and the ca
pitulAtion of Lee, whereupon he hastened
back to Mexico. and dispatched his chief
of cabinet, Mr.. Eloin, to the United States,
who arrived at Havana in time to take the
Corsica There are various reports as to
his mission.
Don Jose Ramer Pacherds, Ell Minister
of State, died in Mexico on the 18th ult.
The English railroad company have sub
let portion of their road from Vera Cruz
to Mexico to French company, thus CIV
ing France another claim on Mexico, COM
bining English and French interest.
The Jeeker fraud is accepted by Maxi.
milan, and the Ave millions of dollars are
to be. paid in one million annual install
msnts. 20
Several of Maximilisn's Governors have
pronounced against him.
=. 1t is said that rebel deserters are joining
Cortiuss. rE5
There was large fire in Matamoras. on
the 9th.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15

~RvzR.-Business continues dull and
there has been but few arrivals beyond the
regular packets. On Saturday the EI.
press for Psrkersburg, and the Bostona for
Cincinnati. departed at the usual hour
To. day the new steamer Illinois will drop
down to the wharf and commence receiving
for St. Louis. The river continued to rise
until Eve o'clock Saturday evening, at
that time there was twenty>nine feet in the
channel, since then it has been falling
steadily. The Eagle has completed her re-
pairs and will resume her regular trips
this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15
Che gHteIItsenter.
Monday Morning, May is,
par ESCAPE AND RKoAPFuRE.-S. s. Bo

m- ESCAPE AND REoAPFURE.-S. S. Bo.
v,r oae OF the parties convicted on Friday
.,,s OF beng engaged Ia extensive swind-
lag operations, and sentenced to coufiue-
meat in the county jail, did not appear to
Ike the quarters prepared for him by the
celebrities, and on Saturday morning pro.
aeeded to change them without obtaining
The consent OF jailor Jones, who lie gener-
sly considered q very kind and accommo.
;s.iOG landlord, and one Who keeps faith
= watch over the innocent Cock entrust-
E, to bis care. ItaPPears tina. Bovar had
STAINED permission 10 take his meals a the
:smily table Of the j.tlor. and IS usual was
brought down to breakfast on Saturday
a1ruiUE. While at the table he appeared
TO De taken suddenly sick, and succeeded
= ieeetSieG NJ. Jones into the belief that
be WAS Dangerously i'll and induced him to
- n quest of some friend whom the pris-
5oer desired to have with him. Bovsr re-
aSiued in the dining room with the jail
oE's daughter. His symptoms grew worse
sad worse. BE staggered and leaned
sSAiust the wall for support. In fact it
.ooksd as though poor BoTar WAS not to
remain long in this world, BE Piteously
hess light Miss Jones to allow him to go
oal into the jail yard. which being sur
.5aaded by q high wall, was considered
scare. She kindly granted the request OF
sa spPsrently dying prisoner, and BovAr
vase more breathed the free air of heaven.
Tas effect on his dis0rdered stomach was
remarkable. He revived. Yes, he re-
covered, snd decid ed upon leaving the
ao,si without settling the landlords bill
s Tea, which had already been accomplish
e o. one OF his aecomplicss, while stop
pms at the Mcclure house. By means of a
adder he scaled the wall and started |
4rozad the bill! in the direction of Fulton.
= a.ie passing up HAmden street, he was
&c; by Mr.. Chandler, brother of the pros.
=:G'!es attorney, Who at once suspected
:-4t something Was wrorg and hurried to |
.o= residence of his brother and sp.
,-s=d him of the fact that Bovar was at
.arE4. Mr.. C. ran down to the Court House
Eaere be met Mr.. Jones, the jaiIor, who
=as no, yet aware of the escape. When
ass,asi of the fact he Immediately start
s4 a pursuit. gathering to his assistance
- ,ae men aud boys he could find in his
-o-,e 4 dense fog which had settled
i5=a in the valley, Obscured the visw aud
:sTo-sd the escape of the prisoner. he
vas saaliy oIeEtsken in 8 stone quarry
zsar What is known as "NcCoIlough's
leap" At the approach of his pursuers he
.s.uoed = threatening attitude. As
.s 5st bozsted of his skill with the pistol,
NJ. Jones before approaching to close
CHARTERS ordered BoTar TO lie down as a
:ossa Of surrender. This he refused to do,
z.sa Jones fred shot from his revolver,
u.i-h induced him To comply, add be vss
sEsip secured aud returned 70 the bosom
{. Is friends. Il ia supposed that his
snort Trip 10 the country has improved his
:al--g health.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15
To Invalid Soldiers /!
Artificial Legs, Arms, and
Clutches.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ENTIN TaTHffR1l
GREAT InIPROVEmENTI THEIR
MANUFACTURE.
D. 8. GSNxaAL HosPrTAL,

| o. 8. GBNER4L Ho6PTTAL,
WHKELIa0, W. Va, April 18th, 1855.
| I TAKE pleasure IN stating to you that have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs manufac.
| are agent. For simplicity Of construction. a. vel
/ as durability and convenience, have never seen
anything to equal them, and therefore cheertully
recommend them TO any who are unfortunate enough
| to need artificial limbs.
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant.
JOHN KIRRBR,
A. A-surgeOn, U. 8. A, in charge.
WHEELING, ". Va, April 9th, 1885.
I have carefully examined the Artificial Legs Of
LEONARD LEGRAN, and find them simple In their
construction, of good workmanship, light and very
substantially made They will be quite "a service
able any artificial legs in use, snd account Of
their simplicity and strength less liable to need re-
pairs. eheerfully recommend them TO any who
may need artificial limbs.
JOHN PRJssELL,
A. A. Surgeon U. 8. A.
WHEEIISo, ". Va, April goth 1855.
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by CHARLES
BEHLER, Agent. can recommend for the following
advantages: simplicity in structui 9, strength OF
material and economy In price.
Respectfully, R. W. HAZLETT,
Surgeon Board Of Enrollment.
It affords me pleasure to state that LEONARD
LEGRAN, corner OF East Commons, Allegheny, has
furnished me with an artificial leg, tina: can use
well, after one weeks using. eheerfuly recon-
mend TO all who fortunate to need 10 give
him call LEWIS RAMALRY.
springdale, Allegheny county, Pa.
Ror further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEHLER, Agent,
Monroe Street,
apr2S-1y between Market and Fourth.
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~ PoL1cE.-On Saturday Zachariah
Webb, for threatening the life of Mr.. Ed
win Stevens, was brought before Alderman
Johnston and bound over in the sum of
$500 to keep the peace for one year.
Richard Gardner for similar offence
against another party, was bound over in
the sum of $500. Two individuals, whose
whose names we did not learn, were be-
fore Alderman Johnston, and fined, one for
galIopfng horse through the streets S5i
the other for disorderly conduct, $40. A
Mr.. Weld was also fined $40 and costs
for using abusive language.