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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
sr1zpPENG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW-YORK.. July Z
Ciears<.

Ciear~<.
Steamship saxons (Ham) schwensee, Hamburg Kun
harii Co
steamship Virginia tBr), Lewis. Liverpool, Williams =
Guion.
Bark Evening STAR Miller ST.. Jsgo &c Cuba, Waydell
Co.
Bark Atlantic tPrusl, Feldhsusen. Bremen Rnser Bros
Brig oIonoco OBJ. ElaerAn, DemeSass. D. X. DeWofS
Co.
BIG NJ T. Ellsworth Orb Mcbride St. John. N. B..
ID. r. DeWoifS CO.
Big Firm OBJ, Wiley Halifax, n. n. DewolfS Co.
scLr. Petrol OH steekhouse kngson, JAM, Brett, Son
kCO.
scr Louisve (Brl, Taylor Moncton, N b. p I. Nevias
Sons
schr w A. Pitts Pater, Chincoeague.
Schr. Triton Fireman, pr violence, III. w. Lsdd c.
Schr. ". T. CrAnmer. Abrams Richmond, II. BetelL
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kvrRIcAy pIrLE SocIgrY.-Thl

AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIErY.--The stated meet
Ing - the Managers was held ut the Bible House,
Aslor Place On Thursday. the 9Th irs At - o'clock.
D. M; WIN. Whitock. IT,, esq, Vice President II the
chair, assisted by Frederick = Winston esq. Vice.
President one new auxiliary was recoguzed--in
Michigan. Encouraging communications IN regard 10
the Bible work were presented from Rev c. II. Doe
ring Bremen sending the resolutions adopted by the
rfnaa Annual Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church on the Pble Cause. Gratifying cOmmanica
lions were received tho openings for the WORK n
this Society IN the southern States The Rev. Z. A.
Iiolcs was appointed Agent for South Carolina and
Georgia. Grants Of books were made % various as
socnto us and adopted for tie ceiebTa
ton OF the SOcioty's jubilee Year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

STEAMBOAT COLLISION Is THE BAY.-The
staten Islaud ferry .boat Mortified. while on her
O'Clock TIP fom New.York on Friday morning,
and when about nile below Governors
Island ran into the steamboat Joseph Belknap
$50 bound down tic bay, While endeayOrng Il
cross the Sorthaolds bow. The HQlknap had bel
lort wAcclholse, with the guard aud rail. carried
away aud wheel somewhat damaged. Tho Mortified,
lid not receive ans damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
CnRRERACKs A CURE FOR WouNl


Tilt Hartford Comm Tines hears stories OF curious
case OF alleged CON- IN which the Injured husband
a returned soldier and onicer-has, otter obtaining
fun confession from bis wife. attached all the property
Of the offender with d view to squeeze Lin between tho
upper aud neither mlsones OF the law. Ia suit for
$1,000 damages lie has, however, hiI ce doing this
made proposition TO the offending party, Offering to
stop further proceedings II be- Will pay him 1000 cash
dawn BOT The offender declines 20 scccde to This
ranrenent, and tells hun to edo his d---dest."
ANOTHER POWDER EXPL0sIoS-Two MEN
rSsTAN1IY Killed w bile two men were ut work IN
smell Coming Mn at the works OF the Hazard
Powder O., ~ Enfield Conn. about o'clock on
Wednesdag morning. the 5th inst, The powder-obou'
two tnus-evpl0ded blowing the ml 10 atoms and OF
course Instantly killing It's occupants. The cause o
the explosion is unknown
WILD MAN AT LAEGE.-A wild man has been
seen near Shawnee. Niagara County, y. y. the Lock
mort Journal says: II the accounts get are rue no
il one OF the Iarest specimens OF humanity: oiganHcd
bands Of men have been out 10 take hm buLhtherto
by his neetness he has euded them. Great eIcitemel
/ prev ails near his rowing ground"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

A BLIND MAN Rus OyER.-Thursday fore
noon. Uncle Billy the blind newsman." junction
Of Newark ave. and Montgomorysf., was crossing tho
street his place. De WAS knocked down and run
over iy horse and loaded cart. He was taken 70 q
drug store. where u found that he had received
several severe lesh wounds shOui lis ana hoed.
but me- bones were broken. Dr. lecney dressed ilIe
wounds. after which ho was conveyed 10 HIS bone. The
crVor not blamed. as Is horse vas unnanagcabe at
lie time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
An INDIANA FARMER ROBBED OF SMALL

4 TNUTNNA It VF n
FoErt NJ - The Lafeytrs Courier says an Old farmer
from Carroll County. named Jacob of was robbed
Wednesday evening, while on Tonte from tho station
10 lis house of $1,000. lie had Just returned from
Delpli who're he had sold his farm Tor tie above
stated The Old gentleman yielded 10 superior num-
bers and disrorged the whole amount without any
further argument
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TRIAL or FlRE.EyaxEs.-The capacity Of

TRIAL OF FIRE-EyGISKs. The capacity of
the steam frc-engines of the Western District was
tested Thursday afternoon. In Raymond ST. neor the
corner OF Wiloughby.st, by direction Of ChiefEngi'
neer Cunningham. Several thousand spectators were
present. among them two Of the Hew-York Fire Com
mss.Ouers aud several Brooklyn Aldermen AL OF whom
seemed to take lively interest in tho proceedings.
The steamers present Nos. :, 9, IA and IL,
together with handengine No. 81. Steamer No.
. Tor some unexplained cause. not on
hand Each engine had full Compliments
q men, who did their duty with viii. The opera
fions commenced shortly after O'Clock p by raising
steam. No got up steam IN mInutes No. IN -
mnnies; No. ~ in 3rluies md No II in q minutes.
No. starred In minutes; No. in minutes No "A
IL q inmates and no II in u minutes Tie result Of
tie playing follows: No. 7 throw a stream 30
feet. hor onally; No. threw stream go feet hori
zontayi No IA threw stream 23 feet, horizontally;
40. II tnrcw stream los feet. horizontally. No u
(h0nd engine) threw stream 10 distance II 2i7 feet
thus beating tle steamers at which there was great
rejoicing. The volume of water thrown much
greater however, by the steamers than the hand en-
pne The judges the trial ssstant Engineers
Fitzpatrick Taylor ard Barr After the Official trial
No. threw stream abOut 50 feet further than
any other steamer and they therefore consider them
selves the champions. All passed of harmoniOuslv and
everybody pleased with the workings 81 The differ
ent apparatus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

Ship John Sidney from Mobile for Bath, IS days
June Is, of Sand Cay.
gark Harry Booii,-June ~, of Havana bound IN
tark Helena Spansh, for Borleuux-Jlne "a OF Havana
schr Billow from Roekand, for ship sand-Juy 3D. LAT
36 a. Ion IS O5
schr Aonzo Brown, from Havana for Portand-June a.
on Double Headed Shots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

RESIGNATION soP AN ASSISTANT UNITED
STATS DISTRICT ArToEEY.-George H. Andrews
esq. welkrown as Assistant United States District
Attorney has resigned his position. to take effect july
l. 1905.
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Mails Close at the Post-Ofiice.

FOR Crest bnain aud the Continent, by steamer N,
City Of Boston, Saturday, July B......'.'.' A'1 u "
For heuhnrg sud the German States, by steAn" ~,
Boiua Saturday, July B..........,'..;,.. ~ hi'
For , uba and the West Indies by steamer Loe''y'
Saturday, July b.........s...s..'.s.' " -.
For New Orleans. by steamers Guiding o'af anu =,
George Washin gton. Saturday, July - y H.
For Charleston, by steamer Ahanap'A '"'"uay ~
July y y '
For Wilmington, n. G.. by steamer hou''a "oofc' Il -
Saturday July 49, - y M
For Denver City Colorado, Gisat 90, haAr, Jun
n nd nv Overland y p.
North Mail (via Hudson RIVER H. NJ through hlai a.,
AMI lor Peek skill and Hudson a. ana "a y. H.
North Mail Way Mail Except feehskhl aud hud'
Observation-Disclosures p
Fa,, Mai ivia New Haven r. K.)..S m. u and p NJ.
Ja.t Mail NEW Haven Weyl........lh Z:Zo andb D. H.
Fe,t Mai VIA Newport and fal Riverl...:; p. M.
gar Nil ...................5 T. q and lei p
III. 4 .l,osd Mail. u IN. aud N
Fri, Railroad Mail w ay)......"...o g. m and p m.
Nav York Central Railroad Mail. p m
Island Mall = III.
Lons Island Mai Ito Mineola Hampstead, Jamaica.
and Syosset). O. M ana y m.
Harlem road Mail 81 a.
New jersey Central Mall.......-...5 a snd p.
Morris and Essex Mail. a. m. and p
Northern Rsilroa4 Of N. j.. Mail m.
Brooklyn Mall and ri. aud ~ o.
Astoria Mail... .....N...........9 n and y p
Hoboken Mail. r. M and u D.
staten Island Mail o. H. ana y.
Freehold sad keyport Mail .,...,,....'.",.. u D. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

PASSENGERS III RAIL Oy THE FOURTH. The
New Jersey Railroad Company transported II go per-
SONS their rad on tie iih, from points between
Nos. Brunswick ard jersey CITY After The close u
the fireworks fha night several thousand persons CON
0rcsHtcd ~ the eIry depot foot n Colrandl-t. wait
Jug passage over the river. Tie blockade continued
..x.r l1 lUu
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SERIOUS GARBAGE Thursday

NEKIUIS LARTTANE ALUTDEtT.--I HUTsuHV
evening horse attached carriage driven by Joseph
Silyey of No. lO3 Fossyth-st. York, OF in
fatb1sh-ave near 10th ST.. throwing out Mr.. SIvey
and wife, who accompanied him. The husband fell
uron hs head and sustained fracture Of the skull and
the disocatOn Of one arm. He was attended to by q
physician. who deems his case hopeless Mrs. Silyoy
Was but slightly hurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

SALE OF A WAR-H0RsE.-The war-horse for
merry owned by Brighten. +. b. Sp!nola sold ut
public auction Thursday. the City lia to satisfy
claim Of bT. J.. i. MOrrell lhe ANIMAL WA formerly
Owned by Col j. ii. Perry u tho i5h Regiment Vol
unteers Ho was struck of to Brig Gen. j. Z. Smith
for 4 400
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Canada Esss) Mail. except on FndAy..s q m and "a a.
Ctnada West) Mail. m.and "a . -
Csnsda East Ton Friday D.........J g. m sna D =
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port-lUar0cns' Notice.
STATE or NFw-YoRK

STATE NEw-NoaK
PoRr-WAnpgNs' OYsIcE No. lO4 Wall-st
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance with
section Of the act pessed April Il. 1857 entitled "A,
Act 20 Reorgsnxe the Waens Office OF the Port OF Nes.
York." IN persons interested ia having charge OF tbs
subject matter Of such inquiry, examination survey
the following vessels under animation by the Pors
Wardens and that the said exanna0ns will %
completed within ten days next succeeding ls notice. %
board said vessels:
steamer Edinburgh. .......'............4<N X.
ct.Wnsf atthta: '.''.'''''.''..........., ) y H.
cllp We" ~ r. n.
cup victory. .'.................. q N IL
DARK Ntikoutss
IAIA ss.ss.............. " X
bafk Dlsnu.. N. IL
Big NJ A. Herrera. .Ludoycis
bchr.
MlNrHORNE 1OMPhINS, pls4dsuA
l.AuQ'l HRRRINAx. Secretaxx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM Rlses...s:35 sun Sets.....s:j3i Noon rises.
aIGn wATER This DAY
Sandy Hook. Tall Gov. lsand.. 1852 Hell Gste.. On
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BEOoVLYN NEWS.

PREsEyTATIoS.-The teachers Of the Safest.
Congregational Sabbath School, Brooklyn desiring to
give practical evidence Of their respect and good feel
ing toward their late Superintendent Mr.. Israel \.
Barker, waited upon Dim on Thursday evening. at his
residence. No 100 Dean-st.. and presented lin with
neatly framed photograph Of thu donors 81 In number
The pre- sentaion speech made by Jesse s. Petit
esq aud responded TO by Air. Barker. who feelingy
alluded to the naLy ac-s Of Kindness he had received
from teachers during the six years that he had the
honor Of being their Superintendent.
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Which was .o.t
AffrmsivsCooncn,enk Keenan,, bea y. Kobnson, acom
iayes Kos,er, k-nney, Brady Leayy, Met atl smith,
Negatye- Courci man Patterson and Leni-2
PAPERs YI.oM BOARD or ALDEEHES RESUMED.
Ki,d liat permission De and tie l. hereby given
10 joseph Tacy h. prce sfu the sout wet 81
Twenty street and Ninth ayenne such prnson to
falnsin ouy during he pleasure Of the Common .s'nei
which was coutufred ~
Eeoised That permission be and Is hereby given to John
.f,u.o krepa nd on the Sidewalk opposite number
i,ite.n Bowery having received permission o.n the
oue Of the aid PREMISE tie peimsop hereby gwen 10
confu only during tie pleasure Of the Common Council
Which wa. CONQUERED In.
Hirsd nat p.fnaion be and The Is hereby given
Gomez If fifth street and Lea ngton avenue.
HeireS MAJ De mission be and the Is hereby given
20 Elisha Piece 10 erect stand In the center Of
Curling Sp near croswak OF south street the same to
ain duriny the pleasure Of the Common Council
Which wa. referred to the Committee on Streets
Resolution 0 Board Of Counciinien, 81 follows,
Pecd bat the Terence Eagan be placed upon
he Lot Of blind person. recently donated the sum Of nifty del
fPy Bosr5 Of Comet men, June IS, 1865 referred to the
nv Bos,d Of Heyc1 June 49, 1865 ordered be
tuucd 10 ne Board OF Counclslen the refideneo Of Mr.
NIich wa. .eiered to the Committee Donations and
report Of Committee Roads, with resolution as follows;
Re.ohed That the dcwak H. Of Broadway from forlh 70
rh street be tagged full width, where not already
l~gsd und the direction the Street Coinuissione and
that he accompanying ordinance therefor be a. pied
Which was ro'eiTcd to the Committee on Roads.
Rtuolt o. Committee Streets with resolution 90 follows;
R'oIrsd That Eighteenth street, rom broadway to the
Third avenue b. paved with belgian pavement, under the d.
rection OF the Croon Aquedc Department AID that Tie
/ coripauying ord nance therefor BE- adopted
Which was reforT, 20 the Committee on Streets.
Eepoft Committee Streets, with resolution as follows:
Geored That IhrfyeiohtA street, between the Fist and
Second ayenues paved with Belgian pavement, under the
ou of The Croion AQurduct Hoard and that the
| psu,ine ordinance therefor be adopted
Which was referred 10 the Committee on Streets
Bin IF Benerd C'Neal for fitting UP frst Election lis
trct pol, TwentyGrst Ward, for the December election
1864. =, ,oe, f., . ,
(y Board Of Aldermen, June H. 1902 referred 70 the
| Comptroller with power)
Which was concGued in.
Petition of NJ Brandt for perms'ion 70 pace tho" case
In IRON, 81 Ills placs IL business number thty Bowery
fBy board OF Aldermen June a. 1865 prayer oil the pet
toner granted.)
| Which concurred In. . =,
Resord That the p'roer be and he hereby author
lied and directed 10 place the 81 Linhoh Lyon oI mum
Der hundred gnd Tenth avenue Oh 'he '
| blind Del Gus who IRE 10 receive a donation =,
(By Board Aldermen, June III, loo'' reefieu 10 th
Comptroller with powell
| Which was c0Icuffed IN.
Eer,d That urins, on be and the ssme Is hereby give
10 Andrew Lester 10 psce box gn In mont oi Ills pace
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J,Auos HsRAIaAx. Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
R;ch,aud Township Meeting.

meeting of the Union Democratic
citizens of Richland township was held
on Saturday, April 18th, for the purpose
of nominating candidatesfor the varions
Offices to be voted for on the eth inst
Mr. A. A. Allison was chosen Chairman OF
the meeting and j. w. Morgan, Secretary.
The meeting then proceeded to the
selection of candidates and made the fol-
lowing nominations: for Supervisor, A.
A. Allison; for Overseer of the Poor, j.
w. Bruner; for Justice of the Peace, j..
w. Morgan; for Township Clerk. John
Brown; for Township Treasurer, John
w. McCulloch; for School commission
ers, I. Bmkan. +. Pogue. and John Cald-
we'll Jr.; for Inspector of Elections, IL.
Boone; for Constables, E. X. +. Morgan
and l.. Bruner; for Supervisors of Roads,
Jacob Bruner and Andrew Mitchell
On motion, the Meeting then adjourn
t.J = sos. A. A. ALLISON
Chairman.
JOSEPH MORGAN
Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

IT is reported by telegraph this morn
ing that negotiations are in progress Tor
the surrender of JoHNsTON's army to
General SHERMAN. This event has been
anticipated for some time, and VIII not
now occasion much surprise II 1t be
true, it will probably hasten the devel
opment of the policy which President
JOHNSON will pursue. Some official dec
laration of the course to be pursued by
the Government in reference to the re-
construction of the Union, will doubtless
he made SOON 1t was understood that
President LINCOLN was about To issue
some sort of an address or procla" alton
to the people of the South at the time OF
his death 1t was referred t" III the last
public speech he made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
Notice..

T,HR UNDERSIGNED DEsIBING
III TO devote his undivided attention to other
matters, offars at private sale. his stock OF
Drugs Paints Medicines. Oils &c. together
with the furniture, fixtures etc.
For particulars and terms enquire OF
A. C. GOOD.
Wheeling w. Virginia
Until further notice. the business win be con
tinued as heretofore. api
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
Assassination.

The assassination of President LINCOLN
is.still the only topic of thought or con-
yersation. 1t seems difficult to realize
that the man who was so universally re-
s;pected and so widely beloved is indeed
dead. During all the exciting times OF
the past four years, Mr.. LINCOLN has oe-
cupied so prominent place in the pub
lie thought, that it is difficult now to
separate him suddenly from our thoughts
Of the government, and understand the
fill import of the announcement that
he is gone from our midst forever
Habits of the mind are as difficult to
conquer as those of the body, and, as he
who has lost his right hand, unthinking-
" stretches forth his mutilated arm to
grasp the object which lies within his
reach, and then awakens to the conscious
ness that his hand is gone; so the people
vet find themselves thinking OF ABRA-
HAM LINCOLN as still President Of the
limited States, and wonder what course
he will pursue in this case or in that, I'M
til suddenly, and with crushing force
the recollection comes to their hearts
that he is dead.
The crime of the assassination OF
rnlers has been heretofore unknown In
our land. 1t belongs to another age and
another hemisphere than this, andis, even
in Europe, a thing of thepast. HENRY the
Eourtb. of France, was assassinated in
the year 1910 by religious fanatic, and
the life of the first Emperor NAPOLEON
WA several times ATTEMPTED during his
reicn. There are one or two instances
of the assassination of English Kings,
three or four hundred years ago, but 1t
was thought that, long ere this, the CIV
;lization of the world had outgrown the
conception of so enormous a crime. AS
sassination of rulers always fails OF its
object. and is never successful in accom-
plishing the political purpose at which 1t
aims.
One of the bitterest ingredients in our
cup of mourning to-day is the reflection
that Americans have so far degenerated
and outliyed their fame as to make such
crime possible. Can it be that al Amer
lean heart conceived and an American
arm executed such a deed! Are we, who
have boosted so much of our devotion to
law and order and the simplicity ana
safety of our selfgovernment' so far
lapsed from our former high estate that
the forsaken crime of Europe iii the dark
\ ages can be committedhere? If we have
reached that verge OF lawlessness when
a political opponent may use the dagger
or the pistol to strike down him who has
been legally chosen President OF the
United States, then may we despair "l
the republic indeed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

V'MK DAILY RkElsrKR E0oK-
u BMDERf' turns ont all Kinds Of blanks
and Blank Books, for individuals, firms steam
boats, railroads and counties All kinds of
binding done.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
Account Of Lees Surrender.
Correspondence ofthe Philadelphia Inquirer
RICHMOND, VA, April II.

RICHMOND, VA, April II.
The spot designated by Gen. Lee to re-
ceive Gen. Grant was at the house ofWi-
mer MCLEAN. in little country village
of about four or five hundredinhabitants
called Appomattox Court House.
Itisa large two-story brick house near
ly SQUARE, rather old, but surrounded by
a beautifulyard of shrpbbery and flow
ers. Roses and violets were in full
bioom, and the trees had just been deck
edin coat of green, i,
As the clock struck two p NJ, General
Lee, accompanied. by Gen, Marshall, his
chief OF staif. rode mn and was. at once
sh6Wn into the parlor, . large room, neat
ly fuai6h66 ! it's sASnar, a well to do
farmer. was one of the "F F. VS." loca-
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FOR SALE AND RRNT.
For Sale.

ON AGREEABLE TRRMO, AT
~ PRIVATE sale, O very pleasant and desi.
rable residence, centrally situated, containing
several roms and large kitchen.
For further particulars apply to the prcpns-
tor, at the corner of Madison and Fourth strests
feblS-3m +L+'
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DURING the illness of Secretary SEN
ARD. Mr.. SUMNER has been performing
the duties of Secretary of State. Presi-
dent JOHNSON has notified all the MEM
bers of the present cabinet ofhis desire
for them to retain their positions.
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-. q, entering, took seat ut a table !,
Hs 3aFsfy nsStik dfssSea ip cGRdaef-l.
ate grew. HiSASSrd *asstNery beauti-
JlkfAftl s&As tho hcssls ri. :hi9
- siits IsA MIR, tsS .!;, t Il
CSSS0 s,pfUR 4sakxa,- It n III bes-resisiR
Sx SeHf1e{f {; 4 be- Dix I'm enss ind:
is 8 man Of wonderful Tcass minttss
andH - fpien5Q$ lyttfa1S Ef$Ffant
va N6aFaf <tfy MODEST tnH n5 blue;
q dress coat the worse Tor wear, NO
sword, and no cigar.
On his entering Lee arose, and shaA'ng
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z0R Ms.HAL.LIs $685.
Allx.A

Ca n ssAEGssstsawA SMnoo31 Co.,
M III y &c.. "a hi ~. a .,Is Z
csSeaH kinAstf elsi.6 hslSao - uGnnU806w
:. :ss. 60 q b. d. - 3. -, 80 -!
Hon d; p. Holloway. Csu. q PstssA ~ Ssn.
sten Haiaa. LAnA Chssdlsr, Speakfs Csalkx,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

Steam Engine for Sale.
HAVE ON HAND A FIRST RATE
J. STEAM ENGINE, 10 inch Cylinder, 4 feet
stroke and 10 feet F1y-whcel; and two Cydnder
boilers 20 feet long 81 inches diameter, which
win sell on very reasonable terma Apply st
NV residence, miles from Nartinsvills, on IL
Mt Pleasant and Martinsville plank rood, or I'd.
dress THOMAS MITCHELL.
ap9-3w Martins Ferry, Ohie.
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P E T r OLEUM M.
J. o. MORRIS,
Yo.swnLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.

nPrRRs R0R SALE HNLofs To
~ SUIT papchasefs ~ Chs KxGULAR
DIVIDEND PAYING PETROLEUM OH,
PER CKST. monthly, OF par vaius q FIVE and
TEN DOLLARS, and C0ETR0LLND BY
FIRST CLASS MEN OF THIS CITY.
Parties desiring daily quotationko tf Stocka o.
Information IN relstipn % them, can hsve ssns
eFssr. fis6 psrisss cuss q alssatg -ysssgsly
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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-18
The Good News.

The news Of the capture of JEFF Da-
Wis rejoices all loyal hearts with ex-
ceeding joy. 1t is to be hoped that
he will be placed in cage. dressed
in his wife's petticoats, the same
garb in which he was caught, and
exhibited throughout the Northern
States to the friends of the brave boys
whose deaths, by starvation and the
bullet, he has caused, and then he turn
ed over to the hangman to be swung
of in those same pctticoats, in the
presence Of the loyal but indignant
millions who have saved the country
from the wreck he designed it.