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"A woman born without arms is giving eX.
hibitions in writing With her feet in Georgia.
Fifty thousand Fenian flags have been
manufactured In Albany,
Belle Boyd has left her husband in London
on account of mis- dissipation.
1t is said the prettiest girls in Salt Lake City
usually marry Young.
Carlyle has declined the degree of Doctor of
Laws from the University of Edinburgh.
The colored Methodists of Charleston, South
Carolina, have purchased the Second Baptist
church in that city for $40, 900 in gold.
Ada Isaacs Menken has purchased an ele-
CANT mansion IN the neighborhood of Central
Park, and styles it "Bleak House."
ALI the sailmakers in the Gosport Wa.)
Navy Yard have been discharged Cause-Want
of funds to carry on the business.
The Partisan proprietor of LAf'icaine is
said to have realized S2l5,000 from its per-
formanCe.
spector for the Post Office, writes the greater
part of his novels while travelling by railway.
Labor is said to be worth IN Mexico from
eight to fifteen dollars daY. Out of week the
contractor can hope 70 get three days of good
work. Flour is worth forty-he dollars barrel.
A London correspondent says crinoline has
gone out of the fashionable world all at once,
like a melting snow, or a vanishing RAINBOW.
Only the servants and very common people now
wear the wonderful expansions.
AS an illustration of the hard times in Rich
mond, the Examiner says one can easily put a
five cent loaf of the bakers in each cheek, a ten
cent loaf in the middle, and whistle Yankee
Doodle" with surprising clearness.
"A marriage recently took place in South
Carolina wherein the bridegroom was S8, the
bride 55 and the parson S5 1t was runaway
match, the children of the blushing damsel
being averse to it.
"A noted caterer n Baltimore says of festi-
val he is about preparing of the delica.
cies of the markets will be served by polite and
careful walters, prepared by experienced cooks"
What cannibals they must have in Baltimore
The widow of Joseph Smith is still alive at
Na1vOO, ILL.,, and is represented as stub0ornly
taciturn and a devout believer in the Mormon
faith. She is now siXty-two years OF age, and
has been remarked.
The Cincinnati Commercial says;-
Exchange was in larger request, ana the sup
ply so much reduced that shipments OF legal
tenders were made to a liberal extent. The
money market was kept fairly active, though 1t
was not as large as il has been for several DAYS
past. Rates Of interest range about as they
have, and large part OF the applications for
loans is on call, for temporary uses"
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New SCIENTIFIC ToY.-There is a successor
to "Pharaoh's serpents," called the "magic pho
tograph." 1t is selling in Paris and London, in
two envelopes, one containing pieces of white
albumeniZed paper, the other slips of white lot
ting paper of a corresponding size. One of the
former is moistened with water, and piece of
paper from the other envelope, likewise wetted,
is laid thereon, when a beautiful photograph is
Immediately developed on its albumenized sur
face. Photographs have of course been printed
in the usual manner on the albumeniZed slips,
and then decolorized with bromic or iodic acid
or some such agent; the other pieces of paper
have been soaked in hyposulphite OF soda, and
the application of this reducing agent to the
hidden photograph brings it again to view. The
''serpentsn emit poisonous fume while burn
ing, and the danger attending their use has
driven them out of the market; but the "magic
photograph" Is safe as well as pleasant.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
Horrible Butchery-The New Funding
Scheme-The Trouble In the Union
UarHv

Specia! Despatch to The EOening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, May SIN the western part of the
city last evening, James Gibbons murdered a
young German, named Henry Misnering, b y
running him through the body with a butche r
knife. They were both butchers, and had a
previous quarrel. Gibbons was arrested and
sent to Jail. He confesses the murder.
The new consolidated five per cent. funding
scheme meets with universal appreciation here
and throughout Maryland
The trouble in the Union party here causes
some excitement, but there is no doubt of the
unconditional Unionists triumphing, and the
Conservatives, or Johnsonite faction, uniting
with them.
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the vessel to the Government o. the United
States, and to condemn the defendant in COSTS
which, BY agreement, was to be limited to the
Marshals fees.
Decree accordingly.
THE VESSEL SURRENDERED.
The steamship china, at Halifax reports:-
The United States Consul at Liverpool on the
10th took formal possession of the ex-Re5al
cruiser, the Ia GhdSSee, in the name of the
Anne rican Government, on the terms of the de-
cision of the Court OF Admiralty.
ContinSled on the Eighth PdSe
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-08

NEW YORK, May 8-Cotton is quiet at 34a35c.
Flour has advanced 10a2O cents sales of 10 500
bDls. OF State at S760a9'75i Ohio, 50 90113'25i
Western, 81 6599'65j southern, $40 40oD1676i
Canada has advanced 16d25c sales at SS s01l3 20.
Wheat is 2G3c better; sales of 10000 bush. Mil.
wauke CLUB at $205. Corn decliningj sales unim-
Lard firm at 1sIg@23c, Whisky dull.
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The Cholera.

New YORK, May 8.-The Health Officers re-
port shows three new cases aud three deaths
from cholera since the last return. Sixty-five
convalescents have been transferred from the
hospital ship to the Saratoga. There are now
only forty-seven patients in the hospital. The
total number of deaths from cholera has been
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-08
From California.

AN FRANCISCO, May 5.-The steamship Sierra
NeUddd has arrived from Portland with $1,000
in treasure. Five hLndred half chests of the
finest Oolong tea we're sold yesterday, at 81 cents
per pound, on thirty days credit. Arrived ship
California, Captain Barber, from Boston. Mining
stocks are dull and dropping.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-08
Ship News.

NEW YORK, May s.-Arriyed, steamer Palmyra
Liverpool April &C. aud Herman Livingston, sa-
vannah May 4.
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THE JUMEL WILL CASE.
SnnrAma Cnurl NaW YOrk=MaH

SupTSmo Court New HOrk-May Z. Before
Just ce Barnard Nelson Chase and others agt
Howard Smi h and others. This was the first
on the calendar of the Supreme Circuit Part /, this
morning and was, owing to the pressure OF Oyer
and Terminer business, transferred by Mr. Justice
1npranam to the head of the calendar, Part IT,
Meanwhile motion was made at Chambers to post
pone the case on the ground of the absence of an
important witness, Mrs. Hall, from the State for
the purpose of taking her testimony and obtaining
other evidence.
This was resisted on the ground that the motion
was made merely for delay, and that the sole pur-
pose of taking Mrs. Halls testimony was to revive
old scandals about Mrs Jumel and to make out that
the plaintiffs not her heirs; that the old lady
statements would not help the defendants case; and
that she being kept out of the State for the
purpose OF making this motion. After tine reading
OF the plaintiffs afidavlts the Court adjourned the
further hearing Of the motion to to-day at T. NJ
DIVORCE OF wELL-KNowN WRITER.
Special Term-Before Justice Cerke.-Rosa
lie o Durand VS.. FItz Hugh Ludlow. Among the
divorces granted during the last termi was one
against the aboVe-named defendant, wel-known
literary man, and contributor to the magazines. He
was married at Waterviile, Oneida county, June Is,
1859 and is charged by the plaintiff with adultery
with Mrs Ives, both in this city and in the West
The case was commenced some time ago, but
dea aged through the necessity of issuing commis-
sion TO the West The case is now concluded by the
decree of the Supreme Court in the plaintiffs favor
Cornelius Runk,e, defendants atuorney.-NeW
York Tribune,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-08
The Steamer @Aries. ,,
Marine Intelligence.

Boston, May s.-The steamer Aries has arrived
from Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-08
Markets by Telegraph.

New YORK, May s.-Arrived, steamer Sara
qosSd, from Charleston.
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ChriSty Will Case i'm Iltew York.

Decision by the csuureme Court
General Term-'Che will Made
to Mrs. NJ ille>e Null and Void
the Property Left to
Mr. christy's wife
atAd Children
$15o,ooo
VolVed.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-03
selrgrap6. Na6ri6ten.
slntslnft 6es 9ompfsrs Bremen"
BON Soutbanspton, .s.,l r3
40 VlI3atf illT5F I. EislII@a 7fI94 D
aeuberF pii6tise q a d ;
-ri9tensauS Gurepa.n
greffeu BET Gramffurt.

gine peitere srObe g3laat burd yGitb
'-a of Bolton" beridtet, 8reu<s
- !. ..+.4 pen fesreid, s.4.qs,s.ss ..
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atei& St<9ouis, 2. Suli.
Sier brannten z 9ebauoe ab, Die ais
gisbdnfer benust tpuroen. gerluft
$4,000. 8 VI i
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sep A,oxsn29 Sui.

Der Oampfer ,,Gitb qf @oiiou" Be-
riGtet bon elmer asobea @9la@t, ID
peI9er bic @renfen aeeEfid aepeiea
fsnh Bis Hue steea men js S4Ia5l
szaFg9a
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itattsefunbeu, beri6tet Der SeIesrab

H'u'aa StHtT a5lsTIifgH
xstn9F grs6 M q MP is, 2. Suli.
2tuf serSecun,fb< @lantase am @ii>
| ffFppi tpel6e bon einisen n0rbliden
Serren in 8adt senomnen tuorbsn 1T,
n.aGted cine ganbe Mdnner, bic i6 pie
l@eFdter sef6parat batten, einen le>
berfal, raubten $4,000, tobteten ale
8feroe unb Naultbiere llno fdoifen 5
Heeer nieber. Die anbern 9leeer be-
ipafnetea f6 uno idofena Dor, .ibrert
Auartieren auf Die Nauber. Damn ies
ten Die 9ebteren bic @ebauoe in 8ranb
anb soeen fih in ben SSalo suriid.
Guf ibrer Spur, mar biel glut gu
ieben.
SO tuurben 9dmieristeiten in 8esus
auf bic ginfibrans Der NfetropoIitan
BoIisei befiirdtet, ba man slaubte, Die
itabtifde 8oti3ei tperbs ibr 9Intt ntdt
nieoeriegen. @lIfliberipeife bat aber
Der @apor feline Boti3ifteu auriidseao.
gen .un6i Ole neue 8oli3ei bat lire STUNT
tionen at8etreten. "
81 8afbtngton2. Suii.
goub. Sipatn BOZ, WarbIanb, elm
.itarter GonferbatiDer, bate nebit goub.
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NIT benz 8rafbenten.
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Sabnenipei5e am 4. SuIi in @bilabeI>
pbia fornaIi9 an9enominen. 9lu9 Der
4rdfbent unb fem Cabinet tperben She'll
neblnen, =.
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beute bon einem Wann angeiaIen, lno
UNI $15, 900 beraubt.s Sic @oGaei ber<
foIste ben Dieb un6 nerbaftetc i'm.
,Seiu glame 1T Mgneo. ,s
Souls @eI6ou, 10 Sabre aft, tuur6e
bente Nforsen bllrd bic G3pIoiion bes
SAFES ans eiuem Del 8ottid se>
t0otet, - ~ s
Gbieaeo, 2. Suit.
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Dr. Stiles SDaits einem blinben Mab>
den, bas Ct bersebli6 gu berfabreu
piinf@te, einf9Iafernbe Mittei .un>
berfibrte iie barin. St tpitr6e berbaftet
uuo es belt idper, ibn seseu bie Butb
bes 8Olfes gu f6ii9en, tueI9es i'm lbn<
den tuoIlte. ItI sid eH
a5ai& St@2ouis, 2. Suit.
Sier brannten z Geb6u6e ab, bic ais
gisbdlfer -benubt puroen. gerluit
$4,000. s ~.
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9 erI IN, 10.
@reuben bat f0rmli9 aries sesen
Seferrei5 erfidrt. 9Ind 5taIien bat
feline &risss.rttdrunS gesen Oeiterreid
bertiaioigls1 COZ .ois sgas n1e1nE
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$3.50 Is 4, Is.
Bsri@te iiber S0bnpen Bin meIben,
Sdb I'M a6nisrei9 @adfen bie fa&f>
f6en sruppen entferut itnS preubii9e
an Oeren gteIe einradtens Sie Bren-
Sen baben lfarfe @0ntri6ntionen ausse<
i9rie5sn. bis isst baben Die Brtubea
bic Sftrrei5iiAe grehse nod ni9t ibers
l6ritten. -
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-09

AN INTERESTING SEQUEL TO HAsTy DIVORCE
A correspondent Of the Volks6eund, writing from
"The Indiana Prairie," April 80, relates the fol-
lowing
"In Sullivan county young married pair, who
had been united in the bonds of wedock about
six years, having become somewhat mutually dis
agreeable Of late, the husband, in his anger,
hastened to lawyer, and took steps to obtain q
divorce from his wife. One day he came homo to
his wife and said to her: "Betsy, have fulfilled
your wish. You said you wished you were scpa-
rated from me. Here is the decree or divorce"
His wife was at first surprised but far too indig-
nant to betray any emotion. aho said sho was
ready to leave. She only needed to pack up her
goods. She wished he would be present to see
that she took nothing except whaI was her own.
He stepped into the adjoining room with her
whore the bureau and clothes-press were The
wife proceeded III silence to take out the clothes,
when suddenly her eyes fell upon a small dress,
and quite overcome, she broke out in conyulsive
weeping. The husband, hitherto an Indifferent
observer, remarked her emotion, and discovered
tho cause. 1t was the dress OF their only child,
y little daughter of three years, who had died
almost two years ago. The husband was not less
affected by the sight than his wife. He embraced
her with emotion, begged her pardon again and
again, tore the decree OF divorce into thousand
pieces, hastened to the Clerks Office took out
new marriage license, and was married imme-
diately to his late WIFE,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
P4N KILLER.
STONEBRAKERS
DYSPEPSIA BITTER6
LIVER LyETG0RAToR,

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bilious Attacks,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, F1s4atency,
Loss of Appetite, Costiveness, Jaun-
dice, Cholera Morbus. and Female
Weakness, Dropsy, Depression
Spirits, Sallow Complexion,
and all Derangements of the
Digestive Functions.
This being an entire Vegetable Compound, 10
warranted a safe and ehectual remedy, not on
ly for Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, but for
all those diseases resulting from disordered
condition of the Stomach and Liver, or derangc-
ment of the digestive functions, such as Flatu-
lency, Loss ofAppetite, Debility or Weakness,
Acidties of the Stomach, Headache Costire-
ness, Dropsy, &c.
1t IS particularly recommended 10 those who
are suffering under debility ard depression Of
spirits, soothing and renovating powers being
particularly adapted to al such cases.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Sold by Aisquith & Bro. Druggists, Charlss-
town, and by Country Dealers generally.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15

rTNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed q
Co-partnership under the name and style oil
"GEO. W. CHM & SON"
in the
IRON FOUNDRY
Business, are in full operation, and are pre-
pared TO furnish at short notice on the most
favorable terms the following articles:
MIL GEARING, THRESHLNG MACHINE
Castings, and all kinds of Machine Castings.
We also manufacture Whites I'm So
proved COOKING STOVES of differ ~
emit sizes. and other Cooking and Template
Stoves of various Patterns. Fan Castings,
Mould Boards, Plough Points, Wagon Boxes,
Tea Kettles, and Stove Hollow Ware, constant
~ on hand
Having recently purchased lRONLATHES,
we are prepared to do all kinds of iron turn
ing and boring on the most favorable terms
We would respectfully call the attention oil
Mill Wrights and Mill Owners TO our large as
sortment of patterns suitable for Mills Of every
description Cash paid for old iron, or taken
in exchange for castings.
GEO. W. CHM & son.
Winchester. Virginia,
Feb. 10, 1S66.-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
LOT OF GROUND

on. OF near the premises, that large and val,
a fa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
STONEBRAKER'S
Nerve and Bone Linfment

WARRANTED to COhE1
Rheumatism, Sprains, Swelled Joints, Sore
Throat, Frosted Feet, Poison, Old Sores and
Bruises, Fresh Cuts, Corns, Mumps, letter.
Pains in the limbs and back, Sweeny on man or
beast, saddle or collar Calls, Distemper Scratch
es, &C., on Horses and Mules, and all diseases
requiring an external remedy.
All who know and have used Stonebraker's
NERVE & BONE IMMINENT, will testify
that it is the most popular liniment ever sold In
any country, and that it has given perfect salts
faction wherever it has been introduced, taking
the place ofall others.
This is strong evidence Of its great powers
in removing rheumatism, Pains, Swellings, &c,
both on man and beast. No Linimend has yet
been made to equal this. 1t only needs Q trial
to prove its great virtue. Every bottle war
ranted or the money refunded.
Sold by Aisquith & Bro, and country deal
ers generally.
Nov. l6, l865-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at the residence Of John L. Craig.
W Hill. on tbs SheaAndeAh River near Willis
Brick Mill,
on Wednesday,, March 2lsi. 1866,
III fair. il not, the next fair day.
HOUSEHOLD & KTTCHRN FURNITURE,
such a.
Beisteads. Bureaus, Wristbands:
Sideboard. Sofa. Chairs. Carpeting;
oil Cloth. Mattresses. China Ware. &c:
One handsome Parlor Crate. (ncarly new
Une Egg Stove, One Ten plate Stove,
one Chamber Coal or Wood Stove. to-
gcther with the usual furniture in farmers
Kitchen, including
Two Cooking Stoves aud Utensils;
1900 pounds OF Bacon,
Two hundred pounds Of Lard
Thirty bush. Potatoes. and l,t Of seed Do.
Dried Apples, Navy Beans. Cider Vinegar,
One Washing Machine, Quilting Frame
aud Clothes Rack
Farming Implements:
One FOur-horse Wagon and Bel,
Oue lOw Wagon and Bed.
. Barshear Ploughs Single Shovel d.,
-Four Double Shovel PloughS, , Harrows.
Two Corn COyerers. One Wheat Fan.
Cue Wheat Screen, One pr. Wheat Lad
1ers. Gears for Five Horses, Two Crowbars,
Two Drills. One Stone Sledge , ShoyelS,
Two new Spades, Three Picks I log Chain,
One Fifth Chain. Grain Cradles,
ONE CARRIAGE,
Three sets Of Harness. lot Of Bags,
Two Hay Rakes,-One revolver,
One Cutting Box. BlackSmiths Tools,
-Four No I Stands Of Bees,
CORN by the barrel.
STOCK:
Tour Work HOrses,-twO Of them bar
shear leaders; One three-year Odd Colt;
Thirty Hogs, Twenty-one Head OF sheep
With Lamb; One No. Yoke Of Oxen;
Five Head Of No. Mich Cows, , fresh /;
Eight Head Of Young Cattle.
TERMS or SALE:
A credit Of twelve months viii be given for
all sums over ten dollars, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security. All sums Of ten
dollars and under, the cash viii be required.
II the notes are not paid when due, interest
viii be charged from the day Of sale. No
property to be removed until the terms are
compiled with
March l. JOHN L. CRAIGHILL-
SDlrif COPY
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PUBIIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
HAVING rsu,ea oas NJ Farm, VII eel to The
I highsss hiadeE,
O. Fsas.@a,, Kssea e, lses,
- Iny residence. Three miles from Charles
r.~u. ~ IRE road lead;ng from Char!estoSn a
isetOUn. ny
SrOcK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
consisting an part Of
: head q god Horses. two q which are
Brood Mars:
10 head q Yong Cattle and Cows;
Sane Stock Hogs and SOws;
Farm Wagous.
Wheat Fan-sOOd as new;
Mccormick Plough;
Double and Single Shovel Plonghs;
Corn COvercr Harrows.
. pair Grain ShelvinS;
. pair Wood Ladders.
Duuble and Single Trees;
Wagon aud Plough Gears;
About Fifty Acres Of Wheat u the Ground,
$50 Barrels Of CORN.
40 Bushels Of Seed Oats.
TERMS OF SALE:
A credit Of Nine months viii be given on all
sums over Twenty 800 Dollars, the purcha-
Ier giving bond and approved security; all
sums Of Twenty 500 Dollars and under, the
cash will be required. II the notes are not
paid when due, interest viii be charged from
the day Of sale. No property 70 be removed
uAul the terms are complied With.
~ Sale 70 commence II II O'Clock.
CATHERINE u. DANIEL.
March s, iS66.-Spt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
r e M o A l..

II AyING removed NV "BARBER SHOP, ="
IL TO the Old stand formerly occupied by BENZ
Cook, and having htted il up nicely, ask the at
tention Of all who desire SHAVING OF HAIR
DRESSING, they win do wen BY giving me cali.
ES-The attention Of the "LADTES" is also
called 70 HAIR DRESSING. 10y
March IS, lseG SAMUEL BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-03-15
PHOTOGRAPHS,

IIIo O~LN<AI III,
4 F. SMITH would respectfully announce TO
" the Ladies and Gentlemen of Charlestown
and vicinity, that he has just completed New
Sky-ight Gallery on Main street, opposite the
Carter House, where he is prepared to execute
every
Style Of Picture
known to the art Satisfaction guaranteed in
every instance.
Old Daguerreotypes and other pictures copied
and enlarged to any size desired and finished
in a manner to make them as good as if taken
from life
be Rosewood and Gilt Frames made to or
der The public are cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Charlestown, Feb. s, 1S66.-3m