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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

As ANDREW plants himself on that portion
OF the Constituli which Is left To him. sfter
his 80 very genes4 lstribution of that instru !.
ment over the s AIRY, it would be we'll also
tor HIM to adher- 10 he decision of the Fed.
sral Court by wh,en that Constitution |. ~
pounded.
In the case Of srrHER rs. Boaprs. rive,
in How. U. S. reports, page'l. which grew
ous Oh the DoRR lnsurrection in Rhode Ia
land, the Suprem. Court held that under The
fourth section of the Constitution. which nro.
vidss that the Cnaed States shall guarantee
70 every State Republican form Of Govern.
nsnts
ST rssts with Congress. to d.c;as vh., -.
For - the United States susr.ntas. y, 0. 80
State . Republican form Of sore,s :" e"e"
Congress nust necessarily dec;de ~. -.
ernment ID sstabliahed before Il san 49,.
mine whether Il . Republican or n, "A
when the Senator's and Repteeents,;v.. ...
admitted into the councils Of The Union ths
onthofity Of the s0ovsrnmsat undsr vh;ch
shsy ars appointed, - vsllAs the Rspubl;csr
oAasocssf, y rsofgAnisee BY the proper Con.
etitusiesal aatbsshz 81 H. iss;sios i bid
la o. Sjsty u&hef 0spafsnsus Of The royern.
nsut, end odd ~ - Questioned ia Legal
ssibanal" ssnt.s, ss5sss
NJ. JoassoH did NJ sssm 70 b ignoran,
Of III ~, - ssviiiine 70 aekno~lsdg. i,
- his sadgt stssssasts o. De sshjecs Of tAs
power = CseGrss esss - ssltss = Fsssa'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

HYGIENE WINE-rhe great imported Tonse
used By tins hnilss thfosghoat kurops approved
BY the Imperial School Of Medicine, Parts endorsed By
the prominent msmbsrs os the American Medical Asse-
citation their Convention in Baltimore, Nay ls 1855
contains no spirits Of s.y kind, snA shevsfors
Net tAts1ie ating In tAs lsast.
Is prepared 10 Paris from pure sherry. ed sdmiss
10 -posson only rcyrc AAonafic and YrsrIyrsE
substances Hot LAprss IL b d-lieious substtuss for
The various Tonics having N alcoholic body.
n MUHJAT PkKLE 10 rare Wins u most delight
fnl favor. Ii 10 the OF . MOST DEiacsous
II sarpassss in excellence asS sAsls v,sH N
cors,ay Us~d in sarcps for sAersneutai pnrpo-
So. Church people are invited 70 enquire Into IT,
Sold BY all spectat,s Dragsists and dealers
FULLER. FINCH ! suLI r. ohir.sp.
jylkdly sun-ved-fri Axsns-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02
Special Notices.
To the AArtyEs ef Liver Corn
pl81nt.

piaint.
Auoug the wonderful medical properties vhleh hsss
rendered HosTBfrER's eToAAcH BfTrsws pss>aL
nent ancas the As.lhs.sodsg prsp.r .tions Of The
age IL. ant,-bous virtues the isAst remsrkA-
ble No weeds eau do justice to ~ narvrious sIset
upon the diseased liver Perhaps the pie words Of
conva.scrnt suferes who d~scribss II going right to
the tell the story clearly may ~ n docs
% right tbs SPOT IL opsrssss drsty apon sAs d.
ordered OF gan and whether anduiy aeti,s In sssie
Of parayss resto,es 1t TO condition Of health Tbs
Sickness at the Stomach. pain besssen the Shoulder
and In the Rsss sds yellow seAsssen Of the ekis Cos
titenesa Drov.nsss aad LAuguor. Diuness Of Sight.
Co ,c Palptation Of shs Heart Dry Corgh Low Fever,
asd other symptoms which isdcsts the various phssss
Of Acute and Chfouic Liver Complaint o. and oil
promptly relieved and inaliy rsnovsd by the setou Of
tAis preparation, vhkh y sosss sSs e'r-
receives shs gssil,.t ss noss genial efassrsats - In
G.lst. rssulaas aud powerful ses.arativs. P-rsons
u tsssus kAeSs who the Bissvss protective
medicine viii ne4ss saa-s the pains aod penalties Of
Liver disease or Bous R~mittsnt rsvss,
oct23dSx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02


Tax editor of the Mobile Register, Who hss
come up North to establish, We presume,
fraternal relations with his Copper-Johnson
brethren, writes to his paper thus:
The final strugglein the great national
contest will be vt Washington in the organiza.
ton Of the next Congress. Ii the Conserva-
tives hold their own the South viii be count
ed in the organization, and the two will con-
stitute quorum. Washington will be the
battle ground-whether bloody one or not,
will depend ON the fighting temper of the
Radcas. The true union men do not re-
gard the present Rump as Congress Of the
United States in the meaning of the Censti-
tuition, and their purpose il to organize Q
Congress ofthe Constitution. If The strug-
gle resolves itself into an issue Of force, the
war of revolution started at the centre viii
widen its circle, and soon set the whole North
in blaze"
This is doubtless the rebeland Copperhead
programme q outlined in their hearts if there
were any chance Of success in carrying it out
but they han't frightened anybody. They
tried "the fighting temper of the Radicals"
through four years and grew weary Of the
contest. They will not experiment further
in that line. THE true Union men, says
the Register man. That means, ~ be uses il,
rebels who tried BY four years war to destroy
the Constitution and the Union, and their
Northern sympathizers in that struggle, 1t
means Vallandigham and Seymour snd Wood
in the North, and Gen. Forrest and Dick
Taylor and Mayor Munroe in The South
These 'true Union men," lido not regard
the present Rump ~ Congress Of the Uni
ted States in the meaning Of the Conslitu>
ton OF course not They propose to
organize Congress of the constitutional p
Perhaps
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

EOR SALE. A desirable residence in
"a q. ssi G .,
an1 paetss nAnasA ed il sos sais eAsspor yin -
.1sssn a is' sni'.r er01'r', !, k :na,o.
ksai Esisis Agent.
tylsd nosa ~. s,r.-'. k.ossa-
For sale.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
n A t.ostory srsss salss Hsa.s. NH seo.A
cellar and CT tern. ssil Los ~,sA srsSs essAia spd
variety Of grapes and other fruit Nssats on Fulton
ssss.s, ss..s.n 9th and'sh s4'''s. ss,s ~, Z
jy3sA BAL ssssss Assst.
For Sale.
A ONE-STORY Frame Dwelling Houss
n with roons snA good cellar, faii ios, WIKI WOO
house. cisterns and variety ofDost all kiSds Of fuid
o. gssskhn' between Sch sd " s... e.. s.quir:
For Sale,
a DOUBLE one-story Frame DselNng
House, contsnng siy roonss and cellar fall Let,
good Ell, Of water aud frame stshie sisnsts] Bank.
sss...a LIST and = streets knsal.: q g, -
jyiod Raj Hssaas Agent.
Fer Sale.
r 0rT asd " fss4 u sevt ~ II Lot T. y Dsoek a.
With Cottage Duaias Hcnss and osASr isprovs-
n-ats. laird asA high ssrssss rilIe geo1 ~
qairs Of M. FULTON,
sprA 4 Real nsssts Ageut
For Sale.
or . 10 II. a. and 10 feet o. ~ ~ u Iss ..
Block n sith IN oetasue Stone Dsei4as Hoes,
ooEtaininG slsses Large rooas sna rpoas 18th
.oo.. - sis.... sl:s ss'ek stable :es .s1 assss
.:rss-s Ri s!..+ iss...
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

10 ASA DEus,ss aslivsrsd ~ ~
ssce1e, The Rejected sssas, ! - = 49,
. s u svEMu1sld, itiissis, -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

FIFTEEN thousand Democratic votes we're
made in two weeks in the city Of New York
BY the process Of naturalization, and the ma.
chine had been running weeks before and
several days Afterwards.
New York city is bound to poll tremend
Gus vote next Tuesday in the Copperhead
and rebel interest, and possibly large enough
. overcome the Republican majority in the
State 1t large.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

Grx. LooAs has regained his strength, and
is still doing mos. efsciept work on the stump
in Illinois Att
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01
ESTeiEu N.ws

INV YJRn. April 2J.-The steamer
All;mania, from SoUtkamrtH" the morn
;ug OF the 18th, arrived here lis morn
iGg.
The Moravia, from PortlAud, auived
on the 18th Tbs general news vas
maiuly coveted l. adTicsS pr hermann.
yesterday
Tha German qHs,i,sa cvut,""~.i ,arl.
..u~
lie commercial advice, NJ ot ,hs
sriur Of the i7Th a. talIn,-s:
Liverpool cation m7TEat-@aia7 - tha
ic,h ana i~tb $4,000 halss. dn,ludinG
c.J.J bale. to spaoulatoTs aud exporter.
The market vas GrmeT with Ill upward
tendency OF ii per pound f"r Htjidi'ng
5planis quoted aboUt III
The HaucheasT market ~, t"n Anl
,,,s~uiav ETeaistUhs-fioUr !TmaI "ni
i-aucad Gi Wheat ,TTeT a"i sd
.,t..i i.sj ,aw-I,Tm -iih -EEh'
provision, Per dall Prt -tsaiy
Bacon easier Butter inactive L'ii
doll aud nominal Taliow steady.
produce-Spirit, Tarpentine, steady
Al 49a5Os t,r American Rn-in, GWs'
aud steady
London Monev Exchange t"hr'''1
rl.,rr at ~Gss9G! tor money Am7'',a"
securities 1 : . - h0nl- @ .ao1!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01
Cous.a..iona, Proceeding,
WASHINGTON, April 81

WASHING rONb hpIIl ~.
Horsr-Mr. Rice of Maine, intro
duced q bin giving further time anC
facilities for the conversion of State
Banks into National Banks, which wa'
read twice and referred to the Committed
on Banks.
Mr. Rice also introduced 4 bill to dis
approve of the act of the Legislative as
aemhly at Washington Territory in ref,
erence, to Scanamond county, which was
read twice and referred to the Commit
tee on Territories.
Mr.. Garfield, Of OHIO, introduced a
bill tn promote tie construction of a
railroad between the city of Washington
and the Northwest for national purposes;
also bill 10 promote the construction
Of line of railroad from Pittsbnrg to
Cleveland. Ohio Both were read twice
and referredstO the committee on Mill
tary and Postal Railroads and ordered
to be printed
Mr.. Spanlding, pf Ohio, introduced a
joint resolution for the construction of a
1ailroad bridge across the CnyhOga
river, over and upon the Government
piers at Cleveland, which was read twice
and referred to the Committee on Com
merce.
Mr.. Smith of Kentucky, introduced a
bill to aid in the construction of a wag
on Road in the territory of Montona,
which was read twice aud referred to the
Committee on Territories.
Mr. KuyEendall, Of Illinois, introduced
"a Joint resolution declaring the constitu-
tional relation of the State of Tennessee
Restored to practical relations with the
United States, which was read twice and
referred TO the Judiciary Committee
Mr.. Hubbard Of Iowa, introduced a
bill TO amend the act of May 18th, 1854,
to aid in the construction of railroad,
which was read twice aud referred to
the Committee ou Public Lands.
Mr.. Ancoua, OF Pennsylvania, intro
duced a bin TO amend the internal rev
enue acts OF June 25th, 1864, and March
81, 1868 which was read twice and re
ferred to the Committee on Ways and
Means.
The resolution oiiorei in January last,
by Mr. Julian, calling for the speedy trial
OF jeff. Davis, on charges made against
him, and the prompt and speedy execu-
ton if found guilty was taken up. Mr..
Julian addressed the House in support
ing the resolution, when II was referred
to the judiciary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01
From louisville - The Henderson
Tr.at=Oemocrai;cs State Convention.

LOUISVILLE, April 81 All the Eoted
horses from New Orleans and Mobile
have arrived to take part III the Wood
lawn races which commence Monday
liii continue four days
Ia the Nashville C0U,i Aaiilal tho
rass If Henry BrHne' was postponed
til May III
In the case Of ishaHl Henderson. Col
Ghas II Irwin testified to the buying OF
LARGE nambsT Of mules Of Henderson
IL 1854 also purchased az his Tgemto
snail quantities Of forage accused past
r,rai largo lot of government stocE FOR
v;tna7s 10 the summer or 11G4 witness
purchased mules of accused as they were
| bIau5ht iii after passing inspection !
witness Supposed untlrecently that bond
| for A GOOD title to the animals sold by
Henderson was Oh file in his office, since
| learned that Il was never filed WI
hess had nu contract with Henderson
! aud ~ verbal agreement different from
those with other parties receipts for
mule, " eTe filled out on printed hlahE-,
-,pusd II. BruneT, by the CLERK Oi The
| corral after presentatioh. these receipts
! iur vouchers, they were cancelled aud
| dr-ir,ysd a. prevent berGE used again
After ,nHo unimportant testimony re
iat,ys to the accuracy Of accounts kept
at the corral, aud modes of as2artaining
incorrect entries. the court adjourned
| I'll IT, morrow
The original haoE Of entry At the
r.Jtil ha- heen tonni aud Wit Ec,ir
tate the progress of The case.
| nFitI rain all 1lN
al tbe hotels ale ,rOWded With dele
uatr- t. the Democratic state Cohyeu
| tion, " hich meets I, iu"rr00r and PROM
.es t. te the ',,re-t ooufr ruti1n eve1
| held IT, Kentucky
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01
TEITGRAPHIe NEWS.
News from New York.

| NV YORK, April .3O-Tbe World
snsciaI saws member of the ReconstrnC
tiGn Committee called upon the Pfesi
dent Yesterday afternoon, and presented
him with copy of the plan which the.
had adopted, aud asked him what IA
thouphf of it. He said he would le
them know Jaffar he had CAREFUL,
scanned IT He said he thought ther
was considerable backing down from al
their former propositions.
The Times speeialsa avs: As it is known
that senator Johnson and representative
Grider and Rogers only voted in the neg
ative, the alternatives must be senator
Fessenden, Grimes, Harris, Howard an,
Williams and representativeaWas ashbnrnt
Of Illinois; Morrill,. Bingham, COnkliDg
Boutwell, and Blow Many Union nom
bers assert their belief that the entire
proposition can be carried through heff
Houses by two thirds vote.
The Herald's special says, II is every
where looked upon as very diminttiFe
animal TO repay the long labar OF the
Mountain Committee. Rumor attributes
It's production to Mr.. R Conkling, Rep
rssentative from the Oneida District oi
New York, in conjunction with the mas
sive intellect Of Cheyallier Forney. Both
wings Of theparty are out of humor The
result of the extensive researches aud
elaborate Investigations Of the wonder
ful inGuisitiOn Each Of the antao onistic
parties ella M that nothing IS accom-
plished by the scheme suggested, bat as
il does not distinctly controvert thelr
opinions, aud is the nearest TO their
peculiar ideas that eau be obtained, they
Subscribe TO
The Herald's special says: The Mian-
touomish viii saon go to the fishing
grounds to protect the rights of Ameri-
can fisherman, and the Augusta will
also be sent there Well informed per
sons think a collision on the British
North American watersl quite possible.
The Times special says: There is 40
ruth in the statement that counsel has
hsen assigned to defend Jeh. Davis
There is reason To believe that the
President will soon appoint C"mmis-
sivner of Agriculture, in response t" al
almost universal request.
Quarter Master General Meigs ha, sub
mitel a very interesting report 10 the
sJCClGldiN ol w al Suph IiB WV F'N'''
progress made in looking after the burial
,i Union officers and soldiers in the
south
The Ti,bune's special says: The ma.
inr,ty OF the Cabinet is quoted a. favor
iup the reconstruction report. An order
mastering out all yoiTur5ar staff officers
viii h6 issued soon.
The Posts telegram says: The Bani
Committee decided t"-day 90 report
against the creation OF any maze IatiaE.
Il Banks.
A large number OF coTGrsrfaits on tue
Oaedia County Bank vas put IA ciIcH
lstiou this morning
The Commercials special says: The
Austrian Minister has adTertised his rHr
ulshed residence, and expects the uGxt
steamer will bring news of the sailing OF
the Austrian troops for Mexico, which
will iusure his receiving bis passports
tom Secretary Seward
There is great hostility 70 tho re
construction scheme Both the National
intsii;gaucer and Republican oppose It.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01
Nv IayiI News.

.5Eu YoFE, April &J--Among the
passengers who viii sail toi California
fa.morrov aud Tuesday, !, Couut
Auizoff. Who gees to join Col B1iteley
II anFraucisco. The Cuuut viilrePre-
sent tie Russian Government with the
cTeat expeiition which viii he fully
under ,7ay u the FIRST OF June
TIE chol6ra - tlst abatiog at the
lover quarantine. No deaths have
taken rlace nor additional cases received
on hoard the hospital ship since hdaY
last aud all on board are repoItsd 10 oe
IN 4 tair way to recovery.
Tbs steamer Lafayette, trom HaVle
and Bfe>t. on the i4th, arrived ON s7tur
day uight
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01
state Items.

THE Peek we'll at Burning Springs is
Welding oil, bnt NOT yet being phmped.
The .Presbytery- of Winchester met at
Charlestown on the 10Th nit, Rev Silas
Billings, Moderator Rev. DR., Dutton.
On account of failing i'll health, was
Granted permission IN dissolve his con
nection with his charge The Rev j.
q Hammer, of Baltimore, applied for
admission into this body and was re-
ceived.
J. c. LrINGER, ESQ, lately n Colonel
in the United States army and at pres,
ent editor of the Fairmonl, CW. Va Ma.
tionaI, is expected TO address the people
of Hampshire comfy, Mt the Court House
in Romnev, on Monday, May 7th, prox.
iRo
Or Saturd, ~ last 2Ist inst, the barn
Of Mr. Robert Mcbride, of Hampshire
couhty, about niue miles east of Rom
uey, with its contents, containing
quantity Of grain, hay, two fine horses
&c. was entirely destroyed by FIRE Loss
heavy upon worthy and industrious
citizen We did not understand how the
fire originated
a lad by the name OF Hickman, aged
eleven years was drowned near Fairfield,
in Barbour county, or Thursday, the
18th inst
The Registrar of Winfield Tp, Marion
county, refused to register Col Moran, a
man who has an honorable Discharge
from the Federal army, without taking
the test oath
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01
The Eruiau..

PhHAnEIPHIA, April 3Q-At large
meeting Of officers Of the Fenian Circles
hela IN tins city yesterday, a committee
was appointed under the chairmanship
ol Dlssrict Centre Andrew Wynne, 10
proceed to New York ana ascertain from
Col OMahoney the object Of the recent
movements OF officers at the headouar.
tiers, aud an explanation Of the manner
in which funds are being expended The
object of the committee is to satisfy tba
feeling of dissatisfaction among the Te.
mans in this city, which is daily -r-T
ing stronger.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01

THoRhtp, G II April - On Sun
Gay afternoon ire broke ont in the
tailor shop OF James Miller, which ragged
until thirty three shops and large mum
ber of out buildings were destroyed
Nearly tbe whole OF Front aud Care
mont tue principal streets are IA ashe,
Loss estimated At 500. 0jJ The rr,nci-
nal sufferers are James Monroe, a
Scheraller and W B. Henderson,. Forty
or ffty families are rendered housele--
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01

s. TSfsD. .-X-The amount ol Plantation
Bitters sold in one year il something startling
They would tii Broadway six feet high, from
the Park to 4th street. Dgake's IN anuiactOry il
one of the institutions Of New York. IL IL said
that Drake painted all the rocks IN the kastern
states with his cabalistic IS. Z -ls6O.-A- f"
and then go. the old granny legislators Ia pass
law preventing disiguring the face oi Ma
ture. which gave him monopoly We do not
know how this i bat We 10 know the Plantation
Btters sILL IS h0 other article ever did. Ihey
are used by all classes of the community, aud
are death on Dvspepsia-certain. They areNers
lnVigoraing when lAngU'd ana weak, ani
great appetizer
snraIOEH Spring Wafer, sold ~ atI
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01

In lifting the kettle from the Dire l -calded
my sell very seveUs!y---One hand aiWOlt 10 a
crisp. The torture was unbeatable.
The Mexican Mustang Lintment relieved the
pain almost Immediately. Ii healed rapidly, aud
lett very little scar CHAS. FOSTER
49O Broad St, PhiE iolpha,
This is merely sample oil what IL, Mustang
Liniment Will do. 1t IS invaluable il all cases
Of wounds, swelliugs, spraius, cuts, ruises,
spavins etc, either upon man or beast.
Beware OF cOunterieitS. None IL genuiue un.
less wrapped in line stselplIte engrayings
bearing The signature of u. w. WestbroOk,
Chemist, and the pri"7'' stamp otDFNss BARNP,
S Co, New York
Saratoga Sprin& Wafer, sold by al
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01

New YORK, April 30.-The CONNER
Gals Washington special says; 1t is Tu-
mored that the President advocates the
calling of national constitutional con
ventional to settle the issues now peno
ing go.
The large appropriations already made
and proposed By Congress alarm the I'll
nance Committee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01

AGUA NJ MAGS0IIA-rhe prettest thing, the
sweetest thing, aud the most OF il Tor the
least m oney. II tOverCOmes the odOT of perspi-
ration; sOftens and adds delicacy TO the skin !;
is delightful perfume allays headache aud
Inflammation, and is a necessary companion in
the sick room in the nursery and upon the tot
let sidebOard. Ii can be obtained everywhere
At one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01
Fire ss I.nveuworrh, Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, March 20
Eigbt or ten buildings on Sha
street. occupied as clothing store sud
saloons burned on Saturday. Stocks and
land are in a damaged condition In
sared in Eastern Offices No insurance
ON the buildings. Loss estimated at
from S2S 900 10 $4,000
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01
The Henderson Trial

LOUISVILLE, April 29-A Nashville
disnatch saws: Isham Henderson before
the adjournment OF Court Yesterday
nleaded not guilty 10 each OF the charges
and Specifications preferred against him
The case will be proceeded with TO
morrow
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01

AL who value a beautilufbead OF hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turn.
ing gray, will not fail 10 lPs Lyons &C lebrated
Kathairun. 1t makes tho hair rich, soft and
glossy eradirates daudruf, and causes the hair
10 grow with luNruiaut beauty. Sold everv
where L. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist, New York.
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold BY 81
DTugIi-ir.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01
p. ". 6OSLEY,

5NUF6ITVREN az |"Is
vi I'm FANCY CATDIf5 s11 aa"'aT :.
. sTs;rn Fruits IIT;j: o 10 A.. ni7it -
cj;o Fs7t;2s Snl " -lliDF, E,Jidslei .i'h
- I'.ssIa sui I'Sts al laa s',@'iS,i 'i2'''s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-01
rom Frank Lesles Illustrated Newspaper
"FRIENDS Or FOFS."

The following letter and poem reach MS from
,+Ior+o c.,,,,i, uT,, ,-,r,. ruus+r,+.J N,U,s
'''"'''', wv - :" f0"' -'N Y"
paper ol Jannl'Y 3"th lnctlced some very g"o'
verses: Are We friends OF are we foes lam
honest in nv wish 10 see the Union fully and
,o,,,,,,.,i,. ,o,,o,I rui..I. ,I., ,,r,I,.,r, rao
'o"p'''''S '0o'o'N"' '"'''" '"0 ''","'. " P'o
pie are generally. L know NOT one VINO thIhA
Would wish otherwise The time was when we
="
bury It's dead our Object now IS II rest lioW
the oreat toll which bls rendered uut land bat
-, r-.,..,,..>-.,,, ....,II,.,,.
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