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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05

LADIES will always find choice as
sortment of Boots, Shoes and Caters for
Ladies', Misses and Children's wear, at
Mrs. E. SHERIpAN's, second door above
Harbour's Carpet Store. Nothing but
the very best articles kept. We heartily
bespeak for Mrs. SIS goods trial. ~
my30-2W
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05

ANARRow ESCAPE Yesterday after
noon, as the train was coming up from
Beuwood, man evidently under the
influence of liquor, was observed walk
my on the track. He was trying to
read 4 newspaper, or at least was hold
ing paper before his eyes. He evil
IDENTIFY did not see or hear the train, aud
continued his walk and kept looking at
his paper. People yelled to him to get
out of danger,-women, rueu and boys
all joining in. He finally heard them,
and stepped aside just in time to let the
Erain pass. Scarcely an inch was between
MIN and the locomotive, and yet he did
not realize how narrow an escape he
had had. so much was he intoxicated
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05

DIscHARGED Soldiers and others hav-
ing Government claims to settle will do
well to call at once and see Taylor q
Barr, Attorneys and Claim Agents, in
basement of Mcclure House, Wheeling,
West Virginia. ie5 d4tw5.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05

THE teachers and pupils of the First
Ward Public School intend to take an
excursion on the steamer GAINESVILLE on
tomorrow. The steamboat will start
from the school house at nine o'clock,
and will stop at the wharf On the way
down. The public are invited to join
them and enjoy days recreation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05

THE SUMMER SEAsoN-Has its perils
as well as its pleasures At home or
abroad you should have friend at hand,
in "Logan's Essence of Jamaica Ginger! "
It is an elegant tonic, and corrective
of evils, resulting from errors in diet
Price IS cents, sold by dealers.
T. b. LOGAN & Co.
LOGAN LIST & Co.,
Proprietors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05

The work on the new Episcopal
Church has already begun. Workmen
are busily at work digging a place for
the foundation We have no doubt,
from what we can learn, that, when
finished, this church will be an orna.
ment to our city
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05

THE immortal -. N" addressed our
citizens at the Court House last even.
ing. He is real live specimen; the
"hunkiest" orator living He declares
that he will lncarcerate himself in our
Jail that he will martyr" until the
pressure" is removed, and all see mat
tiers just as he does.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05

LOOKING GLASSES and Looking Glass
Plates, Black Walnut, Rosewood and
Gilt Mouldings, Oval and Square
Frames, Black Walnut Brackets, Book
Holders and Shelves Albums at whole
sale and retail at PARTRIDGE's GAL.
LERY. [myl8 I'm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05

SPECIAL CAUTION. Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup has become so popular
that various parties have put out arti-
cles calling them Mrs. Winslow's. Please
take notice that the Mrs. Winslow OF
the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with an other article. June l-3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05
DIR. KNIGHTS
ORIENTAL
HAIR RESTORER

nROVRs ITSELF THE ONLY
reliable Restorer OF Gray and Faded H'u
10 its original color. .,t.-
II contains neither oil alcohol nor any other
II cleanses the scalp gives the hair rich aud
glossy appearance, aud promotes its lnHnriaht
growth. 1900, - g., o,lo,..l
by the most eminent medical authority.
TT ia scientifically perfumcd, and will not a'A ]"
~ so;I the finest fabric aud is indispensable -
the toilet of every lady and gentleman
~ PRICE, y CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Prepared by DR.. T. r. KNIGHTS, Chemist
SID Al Wholesale by I. II LOG An, LOGAN.
ITST a. co, LAUGHLTNS & BCSHFIELD
and at Retail BY Merchants and Dealers ~
eryWhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05

EVERY lady, every gentlemen, every
lad, every lass in the city, who desires to
purchase neat-ftting pair of boots,
shoes or CATERS, should call at the en-
porium Of Blonde & Bachman, 1O7 Main
street, corner of Sprigg Alley, where
large and varied stock has just been re-
ceiYed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05

DEAD.-Squire Mefit, of West Browns
vile, who fell from the third story OF
the Mansion House, in Washington, Pa,
died ON Sabbath last. The deceased was
a gentleman of high standing in his
part of the country
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n for identifying and promoting the lux"
rant growth of the hair.
IL prevents the hair from falling oil OF luTh
ing gray. .,-..
II removes daLdruf, clgan5es tue scAlp, 'uIss
naryou, headache. and ali those distressing al
fections induced By the use Of oily or alcohohc
Hair Dressings. .,
Its inyigorating properties insure lnHuii ADJ
locks inclined 70 curl and by it, persistent -
the hair is restored TO bald heads Tnen sue"
II "a splsndidly perf1med, viii not STAN , OF ,T
.,I,bo sEin or any article OF clothing. ana -
n m, approyed-esPeoiaLy by i4aie' ~D'
children. Boy no other. -. ,,,,,,.,ru
PRICE IS CENTS PER BOT LII +;
Prepared By DR.. Z. K. kAIOhIo' |heH'
Sold AZ wholesale by T. II. LOGAA, INA y :,
list A. co. LAUGHLINS BIShflELD
I'd AT Retail BY Merchants and Druggists sY-
cry where nI4LD, ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05
u,uR WEST vIRGINIA MINING
| AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Capital .---..---------..--''s iS"'"~"

DfKYCTORs.
UEyRY CgASGIE Prest A. Allen Howell
Tarob Barger Vice w. b Simpson,
NJ ". Burt, 4 n D0o'N''
Til. CamnapV "A TOW talfy CssAatIsn. sd
IN d. a sboTt time commence the manufacture
~ Pssned Carton and Lubricating Oils, Lamp
WICK and Lamp Chimney
For information in regard TO the stock or busi
pess Of the Company apply 70 either OF the IN
49,, neIt door 20 the NJ 4 NJ Bank
W +. PETERSON, Jr S~cty
sP HILDRETH, Treasurer!
JOSEPH d C0HSELLY, superiDdent.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05

The following are a few OF the certificates
which have been voluntarily given 10 the FRO
pretors, by persons who are well known
WHEELING, April p, 1866.
Messrs. McCABE KRAFT 4 Co Gentlemen
Having used Krafts Diarrhca Compound, foi
Camp Diarrhea, with which have been deeply
afIicted for almost one month, all other Temcdie
tried haUing failed, and finding it not only a
present relief but permanent cure, take pleas
ure in recommending il 10 the favorable notlce
OF all who ma, be like afflicted.
q
sb,nlaiu 18th w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05
Chaplain 18th w


.PTTTSRU .-sy d. 100.
Messrs MCCABE KRAFT 60 dtlt'SnSn
Allow me TO add my testimony % that OF oth
ers, in regard to your celebrated DiArrhSA
Compound have boon ior long time SUP
iect to the disease for VIII ich It IL recommonded
/ have tried various remedies, but never Iouhu
one that so completely eTadcates TIL disease "a
your medicine A short time ago was auiier
ing terribly with Diarrbea. procured bottle
Of Kraft's Diarrhea Compound experienced
immediate relief from ono dose, aud after a
third dose felt az well "a ever. I regard il -
An Invaluable medicine and would not be With
ont il Yours truly
L. W STEWART
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05

NASHVILLE. Ienu., Dec ], I-''
Nessrs Mccain KRAFT s. CO.-G"nhcmrn
have been nsiug your DiaUhea Compound
in nv family Tor some time aud can say with
much pleasure, that it il the best medicine ~
the kind have ever used, aud do ch''rinlIN go
commend it To my friends
with much respect ! am your lu'hh
IL MEICALFE
of Metralfe, Bro. GO
McCABE, KRAFT q co, Wholo'alr Drug
,,i.t. Wheeling. W. Va, sole PrOprirtors {"
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED. KRAFT A o. Iohl,'
WbosIing WEST = MITCHELL Bridgeport
q and by dealers iu medicines every wh"r"
fuh2i GmdAw
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Only Reliable Remedy
nCHoID1A,"

Or its kindred diseascs-iuring the coming sum
mer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-05
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TAyGNG THIS DAY SOLD TO
Ill Russell SMITH my entire stock of Cot
ton, Silk, and Sewing Machine Findings, also,
nv right and interest in the Lamb Family Knit
ting Machines, would cheerfully recommend
him to the patronage of the pubic
March 90, 1866. g. l. ABDlLL
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05

Pyssentaenl ef DeatA.-The Sus-
sex IN. J.) Register relates very
singular story of citizen of New
ton in that State 1t is Of a Mr.. Lo-
renzo Demarest, who summoned his
pastor to his house on Wednesday,
and said that he should certainly die:
that night witt. the further statement
that the night previous, his father
who had been dead many years..
came to him and kissed him and
drew his cold hand over his breast.
Here Mr.. d. showed with his own,
the direction. his fathers hand had
taken. That" said he, "aeans
death-it is cold here already -
He then said that he wanted his
body conveyed to certain place for
that he wished a funeral
discourse TO be preached after his de-
cease, and that great care should be
taken lest he should beNburied alive.
At midnight of the same evening he
was found dead in his bed mr.
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mo. DICKINSON
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
THE SENl.WEEkLY NEWS
'oYvloa no. ~ TKxAs STREET, Up
DTAvNS.
Is published ecery 74esdny 4 Sot~1,
DEFY MOrAinSs.
G>sea ~ SaahSC ri ~ s0Dl - Per

Rates OF oNOSCTtVO bs
Year, in advance. SO, SIX Months, ~
4hrce Months, 80.
Wher. persons have not thc mail fncili-
.ie, TO ADM. Of -hrir takag a Semi Week
y. they can have either the 1ues'fny OF
Saturday, paper for halt the above rates.
.4r>gk, nye eit,s-"1 I&ew7y per
cent. On Hc Adore rates.
Club Rates For the semi Weekly.
published Tuesday and Saturday;
Five subscribers one year 1888 y !,
Ten -....'. ~ w
Twenty q" -....-. i''' u"
For either tho Tnesity or Saturday pa
per, one paper per ~'rt., equal to Week
":
xiv. .uhscrihers ono year.......! II %
Ten e 81 ~
Twenty .-....- W W
Persons acting n Agents are, of course,
not expected to be governed by our Club
rates as no commission can be allowed in
such cases.
Advertising Que square hr3t inSrr
zion. ; So each subsequent insertion. -
cents.
IN Eigh, lines or less constitute =
square.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05

MISCELLANEOUS,

New Orisans. shrevenort In
~ cnAs. WILKINSON. Shreveport, Ii.
THOMPSON. kORRIS 4 co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
COTTON FACTORS,
Nos. 10 + 8 Froat Ro,r, .''
l&~erey,ovs, La, .arrg
HAVING ample, means and facilities 70
IL the conduct Of our business We soil
cit share of public patronage under III.
conviction that We shall he able to do fui
justice to all WHO may entrast us wit
their business :nG interests.
We'propose TO pay the highest markt
price tor Cotton wool or Produce
Shreveport.
We receive. store and ship Cotton. Va,
or Produce al The lowest customary rate.
We make advances ia cash and gos,.,
on Cotton and Produce in store or in tran
sit --f- $685.. .:f
We make special and liberal advances
on all cotton c'alsigned to " addy Tbomp-
son n Co. New Orleans.
We represent the "4Etna Insurance Com
pany." having capital Of four millions.
and insure 1t fair rates all cotton IN store
with US or in transit.
THOMPSON. NORRIS & co.
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Eclipse Stable. Texas Street,
q GEO. A. COOK & co.

.AA Proprietors.
Having Leased this well known. large
and commodious stable and thoroughly re
fitted it. are prepared TO attend to the wants
Of the public The best horses, bHggies.
and carriages kept constantly on hand.
Stric, attention given TO the grooming
and feeding Of horses arcf2
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05

-Four millions Of sermons. are am
nually preached N Great British,
which accounts for the goodness of
the people there
Yes! and the, dslivsrers of those
sermons sent George Thompson over
to the United States to. civilize the
Shareholders; and just about the.
same period there was a Parliament
Commission appointed TO examine
into the collieres, and they reported
that thousands of men were thou
sand feet under ground that nerer
sasc Gods Srs, and who did not
know there was n God at all and
women, too, and children that Were
born in the coal pits, who had no
more idea of world OF light than
the toad found Embedded in the Scot
tish rocks of pre-adamite formation.
Quem Deus uut perdcre, p,ius de-
11pUf1f.
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Steamboats,, to t.
New. Orleans and Shreyerert
Packet Lise.

Leases erery Tuesday asd lSsjas. q
.@A FOR NEW ORLEANS
Grand Bayou, Con cbatta. Campo
tsrbin's aaii all way lsndiujes. The mag
nBcent steamers lOOt8 DOR, Che.
ney johnson, master: ALABAMA, "
/ =. Boardmsn, >msaker NA.T}Q MAI.
Richard Sinnott, master. will leave, ~ pei
chedule: '-i7'iE' 10" DIV .offii~
r.. steamer = A :: rs 81 :. >.
Tuesday y0s Say T. 49, Z q FiIaay, May ,rn
tuesday, May z,nd. Friday June LIST. Tn,,s
Day, July ID. Friday. Jhiy Istt' To' ''sIf
&c Tr.t.f te- sF;3uc Itsl TscM
Steamer ALABAMA,
Leaves every Tuesday snd F11luy at 10
20 o'cloedc n. A.. as fsiils.es "a
Friday, May 4th. Tuesday, May 18th,
Friday. May 25th, Tuesday. June 9Th. Fri
day, Jmne 18th. Tuesday Jane 2Gtb, FIJI
day July 9th. Tuesday, Jnly 18th. "a,
1sasss s,s's 49,. 4ya as R frit.y a.
'ytf s'e,ocA3 a. A.. as }sitoscs +, J-t.d
Friday, Ap. il 9th, Tuesday, Mag sth. !
Friday May. 18Th, Tuesday, May 18th. Fri
day. June 9Th. Tuesday, JHne 18th, Friday
June 18th. Tuesday. July 10th. -,
-A08fGT1-
Walsf, 4 Boisscau, AZ a''' '~
Phelps 4 Co., -" ,a+ II
Stacy 4 Poland. 5u !, eu.r5i-1
E!stncr Il Trustworthy, =.-,sas,
Mcclure Il Barrett, -r, .
r. & b. Jacobs.
apl. 24lf g.; p. ...isa.,,g 81, .
Papers having the advertisement of the !,
will change the sarne a. above
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Marble Works,

Near the heat Of 7eras ST.. Shreveport La.
4 RE again resumed. for the manufacture
n of Monuments. Toombs. Tablets. Gotta
ges and Head Stones of pure Italian Marble
OF the most approved workmanship. Our
work has been tested for several years and
has given general satisfaction. Thankful
for past tavors W. again solicit your patron
age Please call and see the rough ASHER
and see it perfected by the tools of ready
worknen. fiECOA " kINNEl. ..i
Shreveport, Jan 6. fs66 ~
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WOE TX.
Tive R. = l,,ll,; r. :. ,PicI.re..

In the great annual te1hibition If
|pictures ID Paris there is this year q
|Qortrait Of = lady, web the title Of
''The Widow" in the catalogne,-
There is . terrible Story connected
with this picture, The lady is the
Countess Or who, although only
twenty-four Year, Of Aee, las been
twice widowed. She 10 said to be
of humble birth, but when only six
teen years old her great beauty at
tracttd the attention Of the Marquis
de D---, who married her. On
leaving the ehuNh, however, the
Marquis was assassinated by some
ob-cure rival, and the lady was left
widow with an immense fortune.
re mayguise retired to convent,
where she remained till her 'twenti-
eth year. she then made 4 journey
to various parts Of Europe, and vis-
tied, among other places. ST.. Peters
burg, " here one Of the most wealthy
boyards Of Russia placed At her feet
his heart, his diamonds, aud his
millions. The marriage was celehra-
ted in the house OF the bridegroom's
mother, in a remote part of Russia,
some distance FROM his own estate.
The newly married couple left for
their new home in . magnificent
sleigh. On the way they were. at
tackled by wolves, and the Count, in
trying to defend his bride. made .
false step, fell cut of the sleigh into
the snow, and ives immediately de-
voursd by the wolves The horses,
mad with terror. dashed of with i'm,
mense speed, and did not stop till
they arrived at the Counts chateau,
which was brilliantly illuminated f6r.
he reception of the newly marrie0
couple. o. '"d p - '''''' '''''H'-: -
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05
Gas Notice,

4 LII consumers of Gas will. within FIVE
~ DAYS after their bills are presented,
nav the same to Il. u. Sale, Secretary of
the Company. Office corner Texas and
Spring streets.
Joseph Walker is announced Superin-
tendent of the Company Office at the Gas
Works. Persons wishing their premises
examined for lsakages or distinctions TO
the supply Of gas. will apply to him.
X 7. BUCKNER,
nrri-tf President
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-04

The NIAGARA SHIP CANAL AND THE
BOsToN BOARD CT TRADE-The Trans
portation Committee of the Boston
Board of Trade had a meeting Tuesday
afternoon, at which Mr.. Horace II. Day
of New YOrle presented his system Of
canals, with inclined planes, as substi-
tutes for ordinary locks, capable Of pass
ing steamships of l 200 tons. Heshow-
ed that such vessels can be passed
around the falls, overcoming 800 feet
elevation, in the incredibly short time
of half an hour, saving day and half
in the round trip Of each vessel. By
this plan the vessel never leaves the
water, but is drawn up the plane while
floating in an iron case or movable lock.
Mr.. J. W. Couvers was in the chair. Mr..
W. S. Spooner, at the close of the hear
ing, offered and the Committee unani-
mously adopted the following resolu-
ton
Res0lVea, That the thanks of the Trans
pOrtatiOn Committee Of the Boston
Board of Trade be and they are hereby
rendered TO Mr.. Day for the able and in
teresting presentation he has made of
the subject Of inclined planes as sub
stitute for lockage on the proposed ship
canal around the falls Of Niagara, and
that Mr.. Day may rest assured that the
Committee will give such consideration
to the merits of the question as its vast
Importance demands.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-04

VERMONT L1oUoR LAw.--If any person
shall be found Intoxicated, he shall, on
conviction thereof, pay fine of five dol
lars into the treasury Of the State, to-
gether with the cost Of prosecution, and
stand convicted until the judgment be
complied with, provided the prosecution
shall be commenced within thirty days
after the offence is committed.-Ver-
mont Liz! Las0, See. 10.
We give the above, as some persons
have the apprehension that unless q
person intoxicated in some way disturbs
the peace, the law does not touch him.
But the law regards drunkenness as q
crime against the State, and if, while
in that state, an individual disturbs the
peace, this is distinct offence. 1t is
well to have these facts GENERALLY un-
derstood. 1t matters not where the Of
fence is committed, whether at home or
in public.
1t will be noticed that the Maine Law
in Vermont meets the first requisite
named by DR.. Bacon for efficiency, viz:
That drunkenness should be regarded
as a crime against the State Vermont
Journal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-04

THg SoHLEswIs-HoLsTEIs QUESTION
The Nation tells good story of Lord
Palmerston: "At the time when the
Schleswig Holstein imbroglio was be-
ginning to bore the world, In the autumn
OF 1858, an eminent English diplomatist
went to call upon the Premier to ask for
Information on the subject. After hear
ing his request, Lord Palmerston thought
awhile, and then answered in his short,
jerky manner, Yes, quite right to come
to me. Very difficult question that OF
Schleswig -holstein, and there never
were but two persons who really under
stood it-myself and -. But then,
you see, the misfortune is, that - is
dead, and l have forgotten it.
REPRESENTATIVE BAsIs.-The presi-
dent has expressed himself strongly in
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-04
favor of the proposed amendment to the

favor of the proposed amendment TO the
constitution making voters the basis
of repre,e ntation. 1t is evident that
Congress is noss likely TO adopt any mea-
sure that will so speedily secure suffrage
10 the freedmen as this woGld, and that
too in a regular and constitutional way,
1t is suggested that this amendment be
at once adopted by Congress, after the
holidays, and sent to the states. 1t can
hardly fail to secure prompt ratification
by three fourths OF the legislatures We
should then see at once an equal suffrage
party springing up in the South.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-04

BoNNETs. - Imagine q white lace
dress stuck all over with real, though,
of course, stuffed love birds, the inter
stices being filled up with beetles-not
the little beetle which we tread upon,
nothing of that sort, but regular fine
gold and green insects, such as we see
in the growing darkness Of a Neapolitan
summer night. The birds rather remind
one Of Italy, too. They are like those
warblers which we see there served up
on pOlenta. Last year the female mind
was insane about boots heels like pegs
placed in the middle of the foot, and so
high that even the dirt of Paris asphalte
did not soil the wearer. This year the
madness has reached the brain, and lu-
matte bOnnets are the natural result.
Bonnets? How can that be a bonnet
which has no crown, no front, no back
1t must be nothing like Sherdan.s IA
nous footless stocking without a leg"
Paris Letter.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-04

VALoR APPRRCIArRD.-The Montgom-
cry (Ala) Mad In allusion TO the fact
that Southerners generally choose their
soldiers as representatives, makes out
the following rather shrewd case
"At Rich Mountain gallant South
Carolinian, in command Of a section Of
artillery, had fought his guns well un-
til he had not men left to work. Our
lines were broken and the enemy were
dashlng upon him. A shell dismounted
one of his pieces, killed his horse under
him, and shattered his right arm. Gain
ing his feet the gallant fellow mounted
his remaining gun, and standing erect
as If dashed away under a shower or
bullets, shook his sword at the enemy
with his left hand. Just at this mo-
ment an order came sharp and clear
from the Federal line, cease firing on
that officer l"-SuCh a spectacle of ar
dent valor drew spontaneous shout
of applause even from his mortal foe.
As 1t was then, so it will be hereafter,
When the fanatics of the North abuse
the men who considered it thsir duty to
obey the mandate of their States, an
universal shout will come from the
true Union men of the North, Cease
firing at that officer"