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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
Che Buffalo Canal Collectors Office, from the opening u
canal navigation May 70 July i RON ioo' I" ''VV ~
1lnliYe VIZ.

Tbere Is an increase this rear oveT last Of sIIsgo O.
Tho reoep,s Of tolls for the month Of June this year were
1857 2s7 u.s. against s96O299 90 last year. being an IL
crease in the month Of $9s,93S %. ,.
The bushes. Of the Sub-Treasury was h." 70
40 7s6 93l lSfor Customs, s57eOOO Payments so''0''
AGA 80; Balance, csc c27 O63 6s-GOld notes, soVVO
The following viii show the receipts of -four ana gran
bv the Lake and Grand Trunk Railway for The month Oh
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financial.

| -~--<-~ -
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
~ HOLDERS o. tho Nstrop0ten Pnbc Company
DANIEL u. 7 MARSHALL, WA. G. MARTIN.
ALLEN MONROE r.. Y. BEACH.
CHAs y. NOBLE, O VI. VAN HOsFS
DARIUS CLALK elected Direction, r the eusuin
eetlnF the u. d. T. Msfshs elected
President Spencer X Green Vice PRECEDENT o. NJ Van Hosn,
Secretary; Wm C. Martin Treasurer and VIM H. Aherson, Cen
Beach. E1ecuye Committee JOHN HANNA, Secy pro ten.
NevYork July 2, 1866
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Juue %. lsoe.
NOTICE is hereby given to HOLDERS Of GER
~ TFCATEs or INDEBTEDNESS iued under acts q Con-
gre approve 1852 the te fresuy,
said aud the of aid &c
peNei REDEEM. tef,fe maturity III Certificates Il nisb el
fas doe a 3D. 1866 with ed int ct there n
pIe.rnei for redemption he July Is 1866 and that ere.
viii be paid peenison at the Department. with n'.le', only
said lStd Of July. II. HcCCLL0CH. Secretary.
L'ALL RIVER GOLD MINING Co.
CAPITAL $4,000. OF COLORADO SHARES, go EACH.
WORKING CAPITAL slOoOOo
WILLIAM R. DANIELS, HIRAM P GROCER
JoHH q. NEJLL.
President, WILLIAM b. DANIELS
Secretary and Treasurer LUXE g. coz
Supennenden HARPER ORAH0OD OF Central City Colorado
The FALL RIVER GOLD MINING Co Of Colorado
1866 the State Of New York.
feet Of Gold snd Silver bearing Property the kos MEne
Wbsler and Capitol odes Upper Fail River District six nles foD
Central City.
fa pd Issued for mining property and not Abb 10
assessments FOR sale at the Bsnkug.l House Of -
DANIELS CR0ZfERk Co,
No "a Nssssust, Eew-Yort
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sTArs on NKx.YoRx BANK DKPARrxKsr.
ALBAsT, April %, 1864.

ALBlsT, ApfiI 20 100
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter 236,
~ .w. Of iss and as Laws o. 1855 that tho circulating mote.
issued the OCEAN BANK the Of New YORK banking
association located m. Of New WI be REDEEMED
PAR BY the Superintendent Of the Banking DPitmeuton
eniaion At the National Bank the City Albany
for six from the d.. hereof not
The outstanding Circulating OF the sah bank must be
'en'sd aforesaid within ir from the date hereof anil all
which shall not BE- pr--utsd REDEMPTION psymt
within specified III b- charge upon
10 the had. q the Superintendent for that purpose.
ApIs lss6n q. w. SCHUYLER Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
AVID CRACKERS.

lOysters, common stew,
% 100. 758sl %
Fryii q. Y 100 ti 50a 81 20
Saddle Rock.
do. v lC0.....s1 Goa 81 %
Picked, I, 100. a. 5JG3 o.
Salmon, smoked. pm 2s@59
Picked. y it.......2ja2
New n. s, smoked, v 10 ~
Sturs con. smoked. q n ~
lTerrapins each 80. si'arl -
Small. eaoh..........25dtO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

GENCv nv THE ROMAN LOAN. a,,,.s,
" ,.,,.S sor ? = u bends Tady for delivery " 'N'
Joas 4 @URRAY A,,horiled Asen, No u E,.'-o-. v.
VOrP0Ns OF MINNESOTA EIGHT PER CENL
BO.D- dne July will De- paid prcsentAtoH al nv oN''
y. MiERs 60. No a Walt''. ----
Oy,ios BslIEIoST.Iss AsD ispI,sA EtiLs iD NosFAS'
iuus 70 1870
$500 ic,e }; i dSIss 81 1 %
iTh day ofJDyres at the Union IrIt v2np'y Ynl. Of
Brosaway Nes-Nora, r $1,000 o. ,he fa,s' '@'''-s'
% bnds are Issued IN s8ns e 1900 . en- aud sroa PER ~
Fit Morgss CO., ard che only do1 On ~, os
"a length All other tdehton'ss nm p" ~
,1d ~ BY TIE a. posit OF United States sreunsS Ill, -,
For feT Information inquire at ITO On.3s % | %.sr
Company " A.;
CITOCK FOR SALE-A small amount NJ as
> eouni York Incorporated hsnnileuIns I'LL .av
beed {. years doing Increased 'o''., a.
80 s 4 10 p,r having money to HFer' can Az
de-. DO, No. III, Tribune ofes
CuICAGO AND ALTON RAILkOAD1
COUPONS OF FIRST MORyGAGE bONps: ~.
Joliet AND CHICAGO RAiLROAD-conpons OIL rirs' NOR"
"buBforg AND SIOUX CITY RAiLnohD-coOpOD' Of First
M23rfistoUE sOUTHwEsTERN RALROAD-cOupon Of First
"3FfRoIt AND MILWAUKEE, RAlLROAD-Coup9n', and
1873, " osd our Office No "a brosdway fe~foTs on me
9SS oof ~ ie. cove nmeat az. NIX JEsUP 90.
U,RAVEIING CREDITS on Messrs J. 5. NOR.
l GAN 4 Co. LONDON fsuecessors to Gko. PEABODY
EAST issued BY DABSEY MORGAN Co.. No 50 Exchange
DELAWARE, LIcKAwASvl EsrERs R.nRo,D COL
General Office, No 70 + Iehanse,plsee
NV YORK, June ", lsoh -
J,HE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company will
be elosd from tn. date Until tho morning Of TUESDAY, 10Th
Gy order Of the Board. n j. ophbb Ir'asurh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
SAVINGS BANK.

VA RbH SAfINGS BhNh,
w Corp-r Of South Third and Foorh-.s Brook yD,
DiVDsND Notwithstanding are hsie, nouhd thai senf
Of SIX PER a. SI II
three aud d that sinai hsvs oesp d'poed hfes
moths lat day of nsz w Dc ssiae dsposors On
sh~r MONDAY July 10. --......
In,., no, called FOR viii b. d. Of Deposors
principal Dsp. before ne 10Th dy Of iuly via Iss
interest from the lst -,
Bank open business dy ssndsys and hchdsys e.s'pt
cd Monday from 10 click and Oh lses
Fridays from " onsl1
0EOhUE klCARn Presidsnl
VIZ WALL lv.,,,.
kAML Tnu.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

STATE or nav YORK. RAsK DEPasfsKSrl
June n, 1875.
NOTICE i, hereby given. pursuant to Chapter
~ m Law. Of 1859 ard 40 OF 1850 that the Circulating notes
i,.usi 70 BANK ofs COMhoNWEALTHs b,nhns s,.o,,s.
lion IooeI CITY York. will - fedeeI 81 At by tic
Banking emotion at Tie
National Bank tie City OF Albany for I yoArs
from ls daie hereof ,Bd not the eater.
The ands circulating notes Of the said bank must be pre-
ia yess from colt and al nor'
shall pTeoed for redemption and payment whine ne
lin thu. the fund Ia the HANDS
ofths Tor that puTpoe q. w. sCHCfLEh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

oyuox PANAMA. RAILROAD conSAyr,
ToyrryE BrtDISss No. 80 wALLsT NswfoRE June ~ 100
% TIL DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors hays
- this day declared DIVIDEND Of -FOUR ~ PER GEM
Tia earnings Of Road for tree months edDs 20 V hist
and 1wO ~ PER CENT os.o ming. Of se%es s.In
tiyes and 5h Of July Transfer Booss Vim DO eost
on of ed Inst and ei ON nersns Of thu
tn OF July. hhNhf sMfih 1feiNreh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
sT.rr on Nav YORK. BASx DKPARrrxsr.
AIaANT April 20 1850. \

NAV BAAx
ALBANr April 70 1866
NOTICE ia hereby given pursuant to Chapter E76,
~ La- Of 1880 and that the circulating notes
Issued 10 the and Company the PhenH Bank
lately az incorporated bsuk located h. the City CT New iork wbs
redeemed the Superintendent OF q" Banking Dcpat
nen on The New Yofk state National Bank In the
civ Of Ab.ny FOR sr yars from hereof aud he ratcr
The Of the said bank must be
sented within years from the dsic hereof and all
notes which for resumption aud payment with
specified w 20 be charge the fund Ia
the hand, Of the suPerin,end,n for tai lgrpo.e. ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

THE TR,pgsuESs National RAsK. NEvYoRE June ". 1909
4 DIVIDEND of THREE DOLLARS per share
"a from Government IAs viii BE- Pd on ana s'yr Soiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

: KIN
GoofcteTries, y n goa 20
Lemon.. y d0z 25dfO
Plneapi lies, eqcb.......lJd4o
Peaches, per 2q,. basket a.
Rlspterries, Y : quart
basket mathematics
straw berries. 4 " COZ 2Od2J
small bassct........-. tag
Whorteberf.ef per ~. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

THR CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK Nsw.ioRk, Jn,e ~ 100
4 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF EIGHT ~
~ PER CENT fee Tinted sK wi be paid on and Al e.
MONDAY Juy n book ain olOef from 20
- d "A oCHRs fNEh, Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
plpiofno Notifies.

PHESIr NATIONAL BANK NEwYoRE june 27, 1876.
A DIVIDEND of FOUR (4) PER CENT, free Of
n Government tax Ia. been de sed THIS DAY payable on
and aer jane 80 Instant which date the Taner Books WI
be ia. Ell JOHN PARKER, Cashisr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

BASK rHR CosxoSwEALrH, AEwl0RK Jnne 20, lsoo:
4 DIVIDEND of SIX PER CENT Will be PAD
~ 70 The siocthclers FEE u United STATE. sI MONDAl
~ - GEORGE Ellis. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

TBIsD NATIONAL BANK. NEW DIRK June Do Ied
4 DIVIDEND OF FIVE (5) PER CENT, Tree OF
"A Government tan will be paid aud siter July
Transfer Books viii be coei from June ~ 70 BY order
the Ro,ri &. \. JORDAN. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07
,, grain bush $50 PA e5e4279 S773955 lOi9e $40

Total gr buth Ie sAo39 l3950l63 lo4sSOeO 1854 rvs
commercial letter. dated ST. Louis, June 99, 1866
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-07

Observance OF The ApnivtIs"ry az that place
Grafton by the Chapiain-ss"gs and sioIis
Solos by Con. ies-Tbe Declaration Of aade
prudence read BY an Inmate Of the Prises-
The Convics Allowed 10 be Neisy Ter Five
Hours. &c.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-27

denb, ,es ipiro bod; nbdt eas, at6asif
in uubeiuudters SHenbsit Sbhen Tnitse>
tbeiIt babe, Die lIrfa@e bisfer @eran< 4
Oerunsen iein2 Sd ipiirSe mid inmei.
mem @epifsn beIaitet fibIen unO babe
iene unbeionnenbeit f&iuer betIastF
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-27
9utorifirtes &apitaI !. <,,,,$1, OO0, O0(
1000 stetieiL ieOe 81 $50.
ORGANIZATIONS.

Il Die Snaptswede Der @eiegiGuft fnS Grmnnterang
siir GtnwGnserung in nrieren Staat an6 8erf4afz
a Sss R0 s aspi Se se5 Ss: btobs6s m Sur an.
taif BON 2dnhereie1f So eTreibsns mo @
8GKertrat c6er anbere Gortbeile fr 6nbris tlaters
SsIsssss T 0S ss ie 1 Sa9
feubahusu. Gieie 26nhereien ipueu IN pafenbe Beu=
iteHen unS sr6sere SIdben ausgeIest uI,b an ben
sBtea III ssa GGss srSs sS
smi9en suei pertauften cine ante Yarcene Iiesen
bIeibt. Der Rdufcr bat EN- @iertbeH baar unb bas
gis es II mis- quo ss assatsr flu arose
2aRbbeaer beften, tpele brGanS eooniftrt ~ feben
Sen Seaebr mad Mrbeit aeSentt bic ge,eui6dft
6ur6 8ei9affpne nom 9aaoperferna gdrtnern unb
ieoer Mrt Mrbettrn M be riehtgen Sic Dir6 Mrbet
uerj4aifen iSnnen sa e tr uSaii9 IT. gefe attisans
au lobnenoen Preifen i'm geinnheten Mnb frutboren
I'M stase Sein ben arsesgebe, saFrsSss s ees I,
f. s Sse a ss ssnDas n a aS . as
mad isOem abeif bss staates sa JeigrSetm, thinner
me5r gu perpolfommnen. aSegen n6beren 8ejtimz
ansen Dermeifsn mir af ~ ieS GrciIar ibst Sseien
8unft. - a--lea -
8erfauf 6er DorbehaItentn tnSwii5eH Hegenben
@runbitiide, pom Mafban nom D6rfern unb Std6ien
an bosM geeigneten Sieuer, pom Der anfbHIte non
Saertss sss asss,s Snt2 sss sss gsoSs
Ii9 Don ben eebabrea fur SsiOrsaHg pom arbeit err
rpdrtet.
ga unlef Sapttol duI QelB Sofopefte Der 9eteu1n0F
bafrt IT. 10 mrs iebe asertberhShun9 bes Ieeteren
uptbpenbia bic 4ctien in gIefben DtaBe uerfbpoHer
ma9en Mno baber werhen nnfere Metiens nhaber 6tez
ielben eben 70 fiber as uortbeilhait finben.
Die Saipt= Office 1pir0 IN yiafbuine, Eef1., gebaI=
ten, uno bic @efeli9aft beobiibtgt Sub=M9enten in
ieoem County hes Staates on3nfelen. Subscriptions
bidder beInbeH fib IN ben 5dnben Don @nOn NeIfon,
Sdabmeiiter; SeIty o.. GbeatHam, @etret6r Mno Sol.
Sal6ef. @eneralz Agcnt fir GinIpanbcrnng, welc6e
aittortfirt fno rter5et9nun9en fir AtteiI Der @sz
ieaibaft entgegen su nebmen.
------- Geo. o. Ebuuaa8.
YrGiibeut Der 9eun. @olontiotipns=
trnS GinmanoeruHgss @efelS@aft.
6eIi, u. Gbeatbam.
Setretdr. itn17 bp,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-27

1enneFee @pIpaifdtfrmss
Mn6
Gininambe r1tif9s % efem ftbaff.

Snccrpprirt hnr6 einen &et bers9efetgebenben Ber=
fammIuns bee Staat8 $euHeffee pom "a.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-27
II f0illftor1.
SRI Setter i'm GDaiiifD=
yg,sgl TnS9 QsfA Ea5szG1 80 fEEsls2giss
,l. HIM. m
Cine @ef9tdte 60 %
SO. .. .. &prm.
Gortfehuna.

Il
fpThft ~, tn;is,r. mar "a bic seeloSie 6es
n,,,,ISer6erri;dsr Q;enps bie q snisIte
sbie sr .f,,nifreifI, ,iiab fuoeuartio behafts
berte unb hie III, md aein,naI in Bic bI
sso;o,,s,, s,,,,ort,a,a IN sSsrer fp;ne
asrebiot 6hs bea,eots. Y4sal3
e'sGr sbafte es nid,f be,nerff nas IeTSe Die
SbIr, hinter ;6n,,ousoeoonoe,, NOR ,,ab
f6 Semonh in sea Ssoters @oroen;tubI
nm 0fen title r;en.ro,tosser botte sic
SHUTTER ,nor nod, ~ elmer befreuu6etpn
Somir;e .oe,,onoer : ,,nb msiIte I6no,r,
Ala r. fo,,;t s5s6te
oanoe botte @nifoh oesniert SIM
G6 s,s3ns s6sobiifs,+ MI s;;, ~ Sow
,rote Rio ma OI,',er =, ss;ner, n,,Ios;.
,ben eebete NOR Gr i4onb m,f mn.
trot oeae,, Sos sssa,fers nit ;;6sfoIteneu
@6nSsn sfofb , Fine Elmer gseile 'j Srebte er
i'd, nm -uub por Dem erfdredsuSen
tomb = Der sxren,pe. gr eruriIf bes
Soubiboten bebenbe Soub uu6 4briidte
fie NIT Barme. s.sa.
.gie ,perSsn bieIIeid,t ON mir IRE
opmor6en iein, mei,, ;,,uoer sSrpun6
ober ID, nidt an sbne,,' Sin ebrIider
gRonn halt feinlggsnrt. sh bin beute
sbr 9ubsrer oe,nsfeu uub fomne sb<
men suerit fiirsbfe grbebuno IN bonfen.
sic mir Sire potrefHide 0rebiot oee
mabrt hat. unb babe sbueu boun nod
eiueu Souf ob,uftatteu ben fir SIR
treff;6es @n;ei. i ei5fu filler 9ub6rer
id, bier oe,nsSsn rim mn Sos boIIifane
sin bpu G;nbr,If Sbrer 4SreSiot fortoee
fsSt ur6 .ttoas,,SStz 5ota y =
er fob ID frennbIidi IN bes eonbibo<
ten auoen, bas bas @ifdbreden idanea
BON biefeht tafdl 9gr bdf,Set StenSsh,
66 bod in 6es Ssaters @uraeniinbluie<
Ser,uieksn ms ioofe Sc baben rur
oute gFen5den BARN oeiei Ell M ''9
0s.l gs,sr,b. irsas5ts dsllt sagcLAi
>NpnsH ,faats.sIlg a, .l.l,,,,scs i;S.sr,t CIR
eeiTf orf midi ;s5sfast,en MEM 4, MID
mod, einnol bart& i1fsberfallYe ! Stun
lsgeH S1s pq s apsg ~ i a.s nssYS1aO
S9nsn 1a - - se5aglsn SsSo ~ ~.
Oct sa'p'lla0t, 100 'u . 'eogls Y ta M
@erls. e0rSt9aAgsa. Dae Sae' 'nlSts!H IL
rem DlrO' gof 2nstlt 'll ger DON sauD'n9
Ire'fO'a'g oeA le'aeia @hte autaugstrs&1
IL" HHO pat e.he le9r anpahO'ge pen
Foh' VI miro Sqnen a'~l me0r i9a>
oeH @Ll '9m DC Os'Osn a..en @alee'
Ole letne @reatnreiE 9eDe1ett lIno.s gfnr
Der Cine iuu6ere Seam, ser Sbnen 10
freunbIid rietb,s u I'M Qlnte lqebIie>
h.nn :. Sl
''"' ES
r@reBer 9ofr n9te @nlfdo erolets
9enb, nes ipiro bod nt9t eas, mas id1
in unbeuabter, SHenbeit Sbhen fnitae>
thp;It -bohe. Aie 1lrfod,ea 2h;sfer SsersnS
-. So e5 LIZ :..'..s;
Oer"h9e" le'as ~ aOH.pks Hug y met
mem 9etuifen belafet fablen uno babe
iene unbeionnenbeit f@tuer betIaot"
@e;eu @ie onn. rubio q neriehte her
e.".,Ss- s--s-5sss a. boy,s., !, ~ snTrssa
o. g. go
&asr1su 9sla9t amer W. Serer Deras
bigung benerte i9 bios nod, oaR Der
Sa6tritt Der Serreno ffeinilig mar ]
Sos III ober nid5t 9IITass INNS id Simon
:, - Loh. s,,A 30 o.;.,S..s &. - e.
8" i"veM g1Vss <esss1 ~ VIZ = -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-27
4erIf8ilbeE
WeIa1otDpen
z s1Es ~ sfssfs

Wleldnot9peh
g ns1gskS 0s!Fss@s
&C. &c. :. - Esf5
NIB. RefOasere aufmertfamfeit wirb auf bus Gnpt<
rem, gersr5sern, galen &C. IN iebem stpI perwanbt
aOmmt anefsbst felbft, beuor sbr an sinen anOern
PIat gebt! re M
9sdn erinnere ftb nnferer Gauerie, ode non College
uns linton StraBe,titber benz GrustOre. 1mi3R
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-27
Gaaerie,G

Sieie felt LANCER Sett etabrte @aerie III firs in
pra@toOiiem StpI erneaert unb bersefelt mprpen,
nobel aue m5sIidbe 8eauemIi9 sum Setter bes
Dub uurbe gean brautDt SieisEbe
muir su iebe, u iie dsen 81 Iernen, aes 1T in benz
StodDert peinist, III nit einsm eeeanten EoiIettes
Simmer fir 9amen perfeben unb es itebt befimmt su
erUGrten bob bic gefrebunsen Ses egentblmers, has
ObIsefaHen feiner seebrten gSnner 81 eruesben, uon
SenieIben anerfanut tuerben. Bir baben cine nene
Senbuns ponAlbtims nnb elite neue Nrt BON Caste de
Niche Rabmen erbaIten, baben qadb,. mic immer.
cine srObe stisuabI BON gersoibunsss iinS Roien<
ROIssabmen, bic fi fir sr6Bere 8ioer eisnen, uie
Rbotegrapbien,g e 70 o
eltnbrotppen,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-27
1866.

9oiisibirtbe, sic NIT unse3istsr irsenS elmer
sspIdstF fitb, aSssta nar q III ar's erernsssia
sebrqa&ea. mir tobsnl Siees DittG perfpbt /,
es fet 70 gut ans; hab wir g tets aebradbsn nj
ben, AUD rSenai cine Bor IS tDaete aBst Derfa
ten Site ebes flsi RaIfsa l,li&tsp ibp8 60 IA,
@Itetminator tSbtet @ottsn,, Ranie, @Gabep, Am
fen NIB asanJth In sr6bTet G6heIisfeit oIs i
50 srieeeri@seibeR t5nnen. ileberdH witb ss .
fanst. sglebina, Ohio gpsctte.sx s,,asss,
Gitbe Gofnr's bBiee MnfiinSisn~e. 4
/ D65~ gtrfnsft III saaTbUius. asaa., BEL saasEn
stfstypf aHs s saes ns6yau g t7g ms'
gaus sis .isi4ouliuasa DIN ilisf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-06

An old bachelor says the proper name
for marriagable young ladies is wait
ing maids"
Why is restless sleeper like law
yer? Because he lies on one side, and
turns and lies on the other.
A correspondent in Havana writes
that ifhe wanted TO describe the Island
of Cuba in single line he should call It,
'The land of the flea and home of the
slave"
Nature, when she mikes n beautiful
head, is often so absorbed with admira-
ton other own works that she forgets
the brains
We know a preacher who,. when
speaking, constantly hammers the desk
with his fist, to riyet the attention of his
audience.
1t is said that one of the proofs of the
insurrection of Jamaica was that great
many negroes were riding around the
country looking black"
At a concert, recently, at the conclu-
sion OF the song "There's good time
coming" country farmer got up and
exclaimed, Mister, you couldn't hx the
date, could you."
Why are women the greatest thieves?
Because they crib their children, bone
their stays and steel their petticoats and
buttons.
a lady visiting girls school, asked
one off the children, What are you max
ing, my little mistress ? Is It a che
mise? "No, ma'am, p replied the girl,
bashfully, sits he-mise."
''Stuttering Ben," who was toasting
his shins, observing that the oil mer-
chant was cheating customer In some
oil, called out to him, Jim, can t-tell
you how ito s-seII t-twice as much oil
as YOU d-do now.n '.Well, hOw.f'
groaned Jim. F-nII your measure.D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-06
whot some southern sIen IhInE.

The Nashville Press for March 10th
remarks: ga citizen of this State has
spent some time in Washington, and
conversed Mt length with President
johnson. The President is not at all
pleased with the conduct of the South
ern politicians, newspapers, conven-
tions, and legislatures. On the con-
trary, highly he is displeased with them.
He went to the utmost verge of gener-
osity in order to encourage the rebel
leaders to repent and act as national
men. He says the Southern States
have not done their duty. He had laid
down his requirements tothe Virginia
delegation, and requested them to elect
loyal men to Congress who could take
the test oath and would support the
laws. This they had stubbornly refuS-
ed to do; and if the rebels persisted in
this foolish and wicked course, they
would have to take the consequences,
and he would not interfere in their be-
half again. A reaction on the part of
the President is close at hand, and he
| will, if trifled with much longer by the
rebels, deal them a terrible blow"
On this the Raleigh Standard re-
marks:
ave have felt sure all along that this
was the position of the President. We
| knew that in no event would he desert
the Union men of the insurgent States.
| He has been 'tritled WITH and in this
| respect there is no Improvement, or
prospect of Improvement, with the Sc
cession leaders. They will go on from
bad to worse. In this State, for exam
| pie, three candidates for Congress were
defeated because they could take the
oath; and some of those who were elect
ed declared they could not take the
oath if they would, and would not If
they could. This declaration material
1JT NlNniF. Cow Worth
| during the last session of the Legisla-
ture, having been requested by the
Secretary of the Treasury to designate
| persons for the offices of assessor and
collector of the internal revenue who
could take the onth, instead of should
ering the responsibility himself, re-
| ierred the matter to the members of the
Legislature, secessionists included (;
| and the secessionists of the First Con-
greSsional District refused to recon-
! mend any one who could take the oath.
! D. D. Ferebee, Esq, since appointed by
Governor Worth TO an important state
office, was conspicuous, as we learn, in
refusing to recommend any one who
could take the oath. We learn also that
the Legislature removed at least one
half of the loyal justices of the peace ap-
pointed by the provisional governor,
and filled their places with rampant
secesSionists. The Provisional Cover
nor appointed mayors and commission
ers, loyal men, for some twenty or thir-
ty towns; and as fast as elections for
these offices have taken place, under
the administration of Governor Worth,
these loyal men are being ousted, and
secessionists and latter-day war men
put in their places. Thus it is that the
entire work of the President, in re-or-
ganizing this State, is being rapidly
swept away.
I'VE rejoice at the above declaration
of the President. We trust he will act,
and act promptly. Let the blow fall.
1t cannot come loo soon"