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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-06
Property For Sale.

rHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
the house now occupied by himself WITH
two full lots, having mame stable Etpefeon
and % well or good wlter-s The prnpfrfy is
Situated IN RitchietoWf, oIiSa stfeet; and cor.
house is two story brick, with an excellent
basement, contains nine good rooms and q
large kitchen; has a large hall running
through lis entire length, both up StatIs and
down, and the whole 4 In complete order.
Terms OF sale made easy.
IhaYe also for sale two good Steam Engines
nearly new, with ~ inch cylinders and hve
feet stroke, which 1 offer at a bargain:
I For particulars apply TO JOHN FINK, or
tau30-2Wa THOS. O'BRlEN.
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Sheriff's Sale of Lot in South
Wheeling.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
= County Circuit Court:
The Wheeling Savings Institution.
s...,,.,, vo.or, VS.. and others

ssIn CllaneFy.DT
Pursuant to a decree rendered by the Cr-
emit Court for Ohio County, Weft Virginia, on
entitled cause, 1 shall proceed to sell 70 the
highest and best bidder, az The 'front.' door OF
the Court House, of OHIO, Comfy on Mon
at 10 O'Clock, a. M, the following described
Lot Numbered I'VE % in square numbered
twenty-four t2i), in the Town of South Wheel
ing, Ohio County, with all the Improvements.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third ca OF the pur-
chase money in hand, and the residue in two
equal inRallments at six and twelve months,
the purchaser giving bond and security for
the deferred ayments, with interest from the
day OF sale; or the purchaser may pay the
whole OF the purchase money In cash, or .
greater amount than one third.
JOSEPH SEYB0LD,
Sheriff Of Ohio County.
Wheeling Ian. q lRRh .aIltd Z IL
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Tir11sfaa,s Sale

-sIrE = - y = l2ISClo Se1S.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
d made by Samuel Hpmer and wife dated
respectively as follows The first ON the 18th
day of July, 1854. which deed IS on record in
the Recorders office in Deed Book IS, folio l2l;
and the second, dated August "a, 1864, which
deed Is OF record in Deed Book IS, folio lSl, l
will offer at Public Sale, at the front door of
day OF February, 1853, at II O'Clock, the fol-
lowing described property, lying in the town
Of Lagrange. in the County OF Ohio, and
designated IN the plat OF said town as lot
number three, in, square number six, with the
buildings and Improvements thereunto be-
''HSins' ~ A.G. ROBINSON,
Ianlg-td Trustee.
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surREIB copRr OF ArPEALs.-In
the supreme Court of Appeals yester-
day another. important decision was
rendered. It wasain the case of STRAIT
ton, who was recently elected clerk of
the Logan county Circuit Court, and
who desired to enter on the discharge of
his duties without taking the officers
oath. This Judge Brown refused to al
low: stratton appealed, and the de-
cision OF Judge Brown was. affirmed
yesterday by the SUPREME Court. This
was n case second in importance only
to the Faulkner case, and much inter
est was manifested in the decision. 1t
will be governing one, of course,
throughout the State.
The case of Morris IS. Joseph, from
the Tyler county Circuit Court, was de-
cided yesterday, by affirming the de-
cree OF the Court below. tzlE
The case OF Fox, administrator, Is,
Jones and wife, from the Knnnwha Cir
cult Court, was decided similarly to the
above named case. 5.s- -
Tho case Of werninger Us. Wilson,
WAS continued b. l..,i al.-i s g.. =,i :, =
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THR PARK sKATINo.-There was
skating on the Park again yesterday
and last night, and as. usual hundreds
were out. Until late hour the inspir-
iting sport was kept up. No new fea-
There will be skating again to-day
and tonight, 1.-THE weather allows.
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..HeEe % e. az an 2 seeE &c, ! IN

AN OVHfHTo 6TIFIlII N :
An fried ans 10 for them that cleWS d.
An with dispatch max bpta an shnes-
We hope that the fried uns' are nottoIgh,
aS tbe sfRn would seem to indicate, as tnsy
seefn 10 Be only for them thai ~eheHES- " e
Snprose that . man that don't chooSS 70
ssS.ileyTS'E-for instance one without teeth-
can take 'islued uns,H and gum EN- i,.=E
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Government Sale.
Largo Sale of Fine Surgical InstrI

|
GOVGfnmenG SAFE.
Largo Sale of Fine Surgical Instru
-. 80. ments.
sl2Z2,tf \ n, s,aID n ,Irc,rro>v ETrHr
| "1LL BESOLD Al AUS1tSOS, Al T, n +
iff-Medieal- aIeno1 ~
S4Qafex n4aA kttA4Ak1 ~ z
Eebsi4SyASooSA
200 General Operating Cases;
. Minor do DO;
IS Post Morfem cases, large:
100 DisSectinR Gases; 1.,.t.. 3
u . 200Poeket Gases, two foldsS 80
go do do three folds;
$50 Stomach Pumps, paItnute-koy NALVsS
$50 Teeth Extract lnstrunehLs;
500 DaVidsOns Selt-lnJecting Syfln2eAs
1000 Scarihcaton;
1900 Cupping Glasses and TINS
| 800 TrusSeS nngie and douplei
| 400 Scissors:
| 5000 Tourniquets. all patterns;
III FEtQ Sets Splints Rll stFtfil Il I'll 4.
r AZ AStethoseoPes,, Tongue DepreSsorss Syf1n-
| ges hypodernlc, &C., Obstetr1ca1 cases. specu'
| lums, 1ancetS, &C, &c, &c. .,s.-.;.,--..
ond!hands and win heSsold separately. The
balance is entirely new The general operat
ing cases contain Instruments for amputa.
tl3ns Snd oa nSE operations ana
-I.sli ,Iilinii 80, ~, ;..... dr. q
~ 1, j a AT SAME PLACE J -1rl
n, EYa,1r,estiajt Feb. 4 O. will be sold. .
80 60 10 . IN EtfITl infsi' 7f--ifrTrlfI
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= TIE weather yesterday was really
wintry-a nice, cool, breezy day. Street
loafng was at discount, and not
much indnlged in.
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For Sale.

T WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT /
now live in on Water Street, It fronts ~ feet
s inches by 81 feet deep. There Is very COM
modiouS dwelling house with rooms and a
bath house, with both hot and cold water.
Stable and ice house-an in good repair.
the person purchasing II they want them, as
wish TO quit business Fol-. particulars in
quife OF II . ]. K. ROfSEQRD,
sep4-tf Water ST. Wheeling. WA.
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8or sue.
'EorSale.

ON THE STH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
N J lS66.I will sell at Public Sale; at the 'front.'
door on the Court House . small bFiqk dwell
I'M house. Atnnted 81 lie EorneF Jdf Union
and Morrow streets, directly opposite sutton
coal bank. For further particulars enquire
OF the undersigned, or Geo. w. Sights.
GEO. E. WICRHAM,
Janso-td Aucttoneer.
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It isnoW over thirty years since the above
celebrated PilIs were hIst discovered by DIR.
IipuP e Of PaE5s, during which time they
in most OF the! public institnt TONS as Wen as
in private practice OF both hemispheres, with
unparalleled success in every case, and Il is
only at the urgent request I" of the thou
sands OF Ladies who have used them, that he
Is induced to make the Pills public for the al
deviation of those suffering from any IEregu-
larities whateYery swell as to prevent an In.
crease Of family where health win not permit
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TUESDAY noHllSiING. FEE. 9.

6sqSo PoL1cg coURr.2There was nopo-
lice court yesterday. cause: no cases
reported for trial. ilz III Ia
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janls-td

Dwelling House for Sale!
T OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELLING
Ill House erected on Lot No. IS Main street.
Centre Wheeling. Price $4,000. upon agree
able terms. Possession given on the hrst OF
lani2tf BEVERLY NJ. EoFF.
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- For Sa1aI

if#nT 81 ~ Hisl 5fOG Sdl6. l
q S'SHARES OF STOCK IN THE BEN
30 wood Nal MIL, one of tho very desirable
stocks about the city. 's' ~ ss4i'F -i'' '''.'-
ian26-lW ]. IRWIN, Agent
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ONE PILL Is A DOsE.

alrs ON u HI LII u - a. ID OSBs t 'li
Females peculiarly SITUATED, or those sup
using these Pills while In that condition lest
they :. invite miscarriage after which adj
bilIty, although TIER mildnekz worid prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the PiIls
are recommendedas SO -
O. MOST UNAVAILABLE REMEDY III
for all those aft1icting complaints so peculiar
s q az e Is Rss e t fllb d 1 cd Lo s,
Ee san 8 As Da Esq., s. s6 Sfs e sl e
nj 1sigs on S'1K SIiQ 3, EssZtste,
annoying, Eeakening; and The beginning OF
all other female Weaknesses;
The ne1eoFfboeR, or Whites, z :
At theSanie ttiIle, there e nothing In these
t1e s1s @ stFs 81 y an Won Iif
ind them 20 be al Ltey are fspfet45lted lii.l
ONE BOx rs SuFE9fIENT. IL y
SO, ooo. Boxes have been Sold within
81 .t.-fliIs - Two Gearss3 -H,i - zz-ssil81
Ten 1HolIolld Bores sent 6y LeGteT, both byy
myself and Agents, 10 an parts OF the world
to which .ans8ers have been returned. IN
which 4 Ladies say notig IKE the above pills
MEDICINE pAwNED, UPoS THE WORLD,
In RemOVfnE9 ObsfFIfef ions n Resfo,..
, tuEARfuretO Its EEOpe1s Channels r.
oUHTNe THE NERyEsan bringing back the
Rosy color OF Health" to the cheek OF fhe
most delicate. 49, =
Price 81 per Ro1s,. 81, Six Roxes AZ.
soldby M'cABE, KRAFT & Co, Whole.saIs
Druggists. s. Main street, Wheeling. General
Agents ioE West Va, MI
9E T.el mnst he addressed. Sold at Retail, BY
.AEED. kRAEEdtGOlea E-EHEqrsyEs =
Sold in st, ClaiHvI1le, Ohio, by .EtJt,4a 81.
!, w. 7. q ]. ]. PICKERING.
I Ladies, by sending S1.00 TO either on fhe
above agentS q the heeling Post Once, can
haYe1the pills sent, tconfidentialIy, 3 by SiailA
70 any part OF the country, tree OF postage.5
oya .sois fFtopris q, = New e2 Safs.
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Trustee's Sale,

IN 11l". q, IIuSLG6'b SdI6.n-. 40 %
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is executed to me by Leonard C. Frost and
Mary a. Frost, his wife, bearing date on the
cord in the Recorders office OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, I VIII sell on "Wednesday, the
the highest and best bidder. the following
properly. to witt Lot numbered thirty-Six
street, IN that part OF the city of Wheeling
known as Centre Wheeling together with the
storage warehouse, with its appurtepances-
TERMS OF SALE, Cash. Selling as Trustee,
viii convey such title. as Is VESTED in me BY
JahN-td z6b . = q S.BRApY,Tustee.!
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RIVER NEws.-The river was falling
yesterday, with, alta guess, about i've
feet OF waterin the channel. The river
marks are lost in the shore ice. The
running ice has grown so heavy us to
entirely suspend navigation.
The various crafts OF our city are dis
posed as f9ll9Mss;li - "a L, ,..3 ~, :. 49,.
AtSweeny's machine works the two
new boats which they are supplying
with machinery; at the boat yard the
E10ie and RepcIine at the lower end o.
our wharf, Just above the creek, the
, Ne,s STATE and ZdiespiiLe !: ut PsIrkers-
burg the Sheridan, ION her downward
trip the Potomac, Ton her upper trip,)
and tho Express; at Cincinnati the
tWShave two more steamboat eSplo-
nions to record ON the lower waters, the
first OF the ". X. Carter, near Hicks-
burg; the other of the tow boat Battle,
Mt New Orleans. On the former a large
number OF lives were lost, and the boat
and cargo were total wrecks. On the
Baltic only a few lives fortunately were
lost, but the boat was badly wrecked.
In view OF the MisSotJi'S, and several
other explosions, the, Cincinnati and
other Western papers are wAging n
heavy war on the tubular boilers, the
Kind used by these boats. The Cincin-
natl copmercigI is especially severe on
the "tuouANts,S .---
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WINE OF TAR.
ri WINE OF TAR.
'-AWINEu OF TAR. : !

WINE OF TAR contains all the Ned
q icdE Virtste5 Of PINE I,REEr1AR.
TT IS UNNECEssXRY 10 SPEAK OF
the curative properties Of Tar The world
knows that If Its medical properties are prop
erly extracted and held in solution that there
are few II any remedies equal to II IN curing
al Throat and lang Diseases.
It's great curative powers are bringing II 10
the attention Of physicians and they hnd no
remedial agent more valued when its use Is
Vine or Tar Is pleasant to the taste and
adapted 10 both children and adults:
1, AS A TONIC giving new ytgor and lie 70 the
system, IT. is preferable to the many tBttters
which crowd the market and have tendency
to increase intemperance! si - lug
VINE OF TAR cures Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and Breast, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Diptherta, Gravel; Diabetes
and Diseases Of the Kidney and Bladder and
Sold by Druggists and Grocers throughout
the United States at only 81 0Oabottls.s -
Prepared only by
OLIVER CROOK d co.
Ask for DE-. rProctor's sFLNE OF TAR"
Beware OF COunterfeIts.
Genuine have "Wine of Tar" blown on
For sale by T. n. Logan & Co. and Logan,
List & Co., Wheeling, W. Va. nov6-Smd&W
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lf,,m,iiio.! : olFOR SALE. I-f.a ..llai-
r OFFER FOR SALE AIYiiPROPERTY,
situated on the line of the National Road,
four miles east OF the city of Wheeling. Said
property consists OF my resid encet containing
eleven rooms and an. attic finished, bath
rooms and all modern improvements also,
fourteen acres OF ground attached on which
are convenient out-houses, including brick
staiiHng. lice and spring house, ehiclSery and
two cisteffS. Also, one hundred and twenty
five apple trees OF choice kinds; Pear Peach,
are also choice selections Of Grapes Raspber-
rIes, 3BlaekberT1es, StrawbeTrfes and other
small fruits, The grounds are finely laid out
with eyergreens and other ornaInentaIshFu
berry. Ll1i 'ss.stf I -. - - -,
win also sell my Household Furniture to
any one desiring to purchase all together.
Persons desiring to consult me in regard TO
price, terms Of payment, &C., can leave their
feb 81 '--- JACOB HoRNBRooR.
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#fMfriaaI.
AIwAixs specFSSssFqrfi &s A A PFFRtByENTTyTE y
FOR FEMALES.

Iniallihle in correctthg irregularities, Remoy-
ing Distinctions OF the Monthly Turns,
"a - from Whatever Cause and
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men contempla-
ting marriage, being aware oEphysical weak
mess, organic debility, deformities speedily
Q He Who places himselfunder the care ofDr
J., may religionsly confde in his honor as
ISM as aJphysieiaIi. i - - -
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YnuNG MEN Z

Especially, who have become the victims Of
habit which annually sweeps to an untimelS
grave thousands of Young Men OF the mo-.
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise lhayeN entrHnped listening
Senates with the thunders Of eloquence, OF
walked to ecstacy The living Tyre, may eau
Jyfff mil confidence
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MARRIAGE,

Pefiect that a sound mind and body are the
tIIof I.SsSssy 70 PONCE eonnu
Journey through life becomes weary pill
Grfmage: the prospect hourly darfkens to the
pair and filleA with the melancholy refiec-
ttnn that the happiness Of another becomes
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MraiM!.5I.
BALTIMORE LOCK. HOSPITAL
rrESrABLIsHED As REFUGE
/, 3 FR6M qH4cKERK,,k
Observation-Disclosures REcAu
BEOBTAINED.

Observation-Disclosures n
IJ most CeFtain, Speedy and only EffeStnaI
.Re1nefiyfn the world 1dr all FfiEafs IdsrSS-st
iWeakhess or the Back and Limbs. StricfnnS
Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder, Inyoi.
untary Discharges, Impoteney, General n
hflify, NerYDusn0ss, DypepSla, LangrioE Iov
Hsaftf TEnidity, Trembl ling. Diinne or Stebt
or GiddineSS, Disease Of the Head, Thrnat
Nose or Skin, Affections of the Liver, LuneS
Stomach or BoYelS-those terrible, disor5erSS
Using nom The SOLITARY Habits oC funfS-ss
fffoSe SECRET and solitary practices more fstaJ
to their victims than the song OF SyrenS to
brilliant hopes orr anticipatiOns, rendeTinS
marriage DC, impossible.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-27
THE CITY.

The BILLIAPD ToUREAMENT.-Ah highly
respectable assemblage, in numbers, appear
ance and department, was at the New
Theatre last night to witness the perform
ances OF the billiard celebrities Two games
were played, the first between Messrs. Fos-
ter, OF New York, and Brown, of this CITY.
The game, Of 500 points, occupied an hour
and three minutes, and was won by Mr..
Brown, making 50l TO Mr.. Fosters 403. In
this game the push shot was allowed. Not
withstanding the success Of our townsman.
Mr.. Brown, we are rather inclined TO doubt
his ability 10 compete successfully with Mr.
Foster. The highest run made was 143. by
Mr.. +. Mr.. Browns highest run was 1914.
In the secord game, between Mr.. Roberts.
the champion Of England, and Mr.. Kaya-
naugh, of New York, the former was suc-
cessful, Mr.. X. concluding his game at 562
10 Mr.. KS 403. We are unprepared 70
express an opinion as TO the relative merits
Of these two players. Just before the close
OF the game the count was 403 for each.
Mr.. X. had the go and missed counting
three consecutive times. Mr.. X. made runs
Of "a, "a and SO which put him out.
Whether this was the result Of chance or
intention upon the part of Mr.. X. we can
not say. At any rate he lost the game.
But decidedly the most interesting portion
of the evenings entertainment was the
massed shots Of Mr.. Kavanaugh and the
performance Of Mr.. Roberts in twisting the
balls with his fingers. The English cham
pion with his thumb and fingers, without any
aid Of a enc, seemed TO be able to make the
balls go where he pleased, and do what he
pleased. Mr.. Kayanaugh could make them
jump on TO a tall hat or over IL, and cushion
and carom at will. Tonight we are to have
the French game.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Cumberland at this point Is falling, with an
abundance Of water for any mp creek" craft.
ARRryALs.-,J p. Webb, Evansville; Caasber-
land. Cairo; Lueila. Burksvile; New York, Gin
cinnati; Leonora, Pittsburg.
DEPARruRKs.-Rebeceo. Cincinnati; J. p. Webb
Evansville.
The 6ne steamer Nns York. Capt. Coffin. will
leave for Cincinnati this evening. Mt o'clock.
The steamer Cumberland. Capt Egan. will leave
for Cairo this morning at 10 o'clock.
The steamer A. Baker. Capt. Cartwright, will
positively leave this evening for Burksyillc. Our
friend DIR. Shaw says he viii be pleased to receipt
for freight and passage the most liberal terms.
The A. Baker is well Differed from stein to stern.
Ben r. Egan. Captain of the hind wheel steamer
oan.beyiand, got crazy yesterday and mounted the
celebrated 0oltawah.' and dashed through the
streets like wild man. and was brought up all
standing in certain locality in the city. The
horse became impatient and fied back to his owner
II. C. jenkins. on the wharf, where he was re-
ceived with cheers. Ben was expected at the
wharf at IL o'clock last night
The Female Brass Band Of the Carter Zouave
Troupe. gave the marine brigade a serenade on
the wharf yesterday. Capt. John Cartwright. Of
the A. Baker. yielded 10 his old passionate attach
ment for the show business and followed the
wagon of. and had ii not been for the timely in
reference of Capt. Harrison. he would now have
been again reveling in saw-dust, riding circus
horses. and entirely abandoning all connection
with hind-wheelers and boat hands. Capt. c. is
all right now, buff that wagon comes about the
wharf again. the BetseD Baker wiz lose her Cap
tain, sure.
Gen. Jno s. Williams. the hero Of Cerro Gordo,
will take passage on the Cumberland this evening
at Clarksville. for Cairo.
Rates Of freight have advanced from Cairo to
New Orleans. The price from there is now
Tobacco ten dollars per hid, and three dollars
per bale for cotton.
The st. Louis Star Line steamer. Annie White.
Is at our landing. ready to accommodate shippers
and passengers with direct connection with ST.
Louis. without a rcship Of passengers or freight.
dependent upon the caprices of Cairo and her ex-
travagant charges. We would therefore recon-
mend this route as a sure means of at least keep
ing money In thy purse"
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NEW York, Feb. B.-The TriJnas's Raleigh.
North Carolina correspondent gives the particn-
lars Of the trial. by 3 Military Commission. Of
Major John H. Gee. formerly Rebel Commandment
Of the Salisbury prison, which was begun in that
oity on the 2lst inst
Before Stoneman,s forces entered Salisbury,
Major Gee escaped with the prisoners, and went
to Georgia. He gave himself up at Augusta. Ga.
subsequently to Gen. Jobnston's surrender to Gen.
Sherman. He then proceeded to Florida, and was
there arrested in November last. on the charge Of
treating the prisoners under him with inhamanity
and barbarity. and being guilty OF conduct not in
accordance with the rules Of war Since then he
has been in close custody.
The prisoner appeared in court care-worn and
anxious.
The witnesses present for the prosecution num-
Der about thirty Union soldiers. who were con-
fined at Salisbury, two war correspondents. also
captives there several rebel officers Of the militia
~ garrison. and a number of citizens of that
town. A large number Of witnesses are present
for the defense. tE
The correspondent says great interest is felt in
the trial by the secesh Of Raleigh. particularly
the female part. who sympathize deeply with Gee
The friends of the rebel claim that he is not re-
sponsibic for this treatment. Gee elrsds that by
the terms Of capitalization agreed upon by Sherman
and Johnston, and the parole granted to the off,
Gers and soldiers who surrendered under General
Johnston that tho United States, by its accredited
agents. pledged its faith that these officers and
soldiers shall notbe molested. so long as they
ply with the terms Of their parole The defense
is very anxious for postponement Of the trial.
-------------------
Secretary Seward Returns 10 Washing
ton.
NEW YORK, Feb. &.-Secretary Seward, who
had not desired to leave the city until next
Wednesday, yesterday received telegram, which
caused MIN to leave for Washington at once.
Bishop Lynch. of south Carolina.
New YORK. Feb. 26.-Bishop Lynch. of South
Carolina. preached in St. Patrick's Cathedral yes
terday, appealing for charity, that churches may
be rebuilt, and for spirit of kindness and pacif-
cation towards the South.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-27

STRUCK OIL.-Information was received
yesterday from Gen. Wilder, that three new
wells on 0bed's river had lately been sunk,
and fine quality Of luhricating oil obtained.
These are flowing wells, and the oil obtained
from them is said to be as good as any found
in the neighborhood.
The General is expected here in day or
two, to perfect arrangements with a Canada
firm for the purpose of sinking quite a
number of wells, and also to open navigation
on the South fork of the Cumberland.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-27

FAX0N-HERRING.-In Clarksville, on the
22i inst at the residence of A. +. Smith, by Elder
Sears. Mr.. JoHx w. FAxos to Miss FLoRKsCE
HxRRISe-both Of that city.
We greet our friend with the warmest congratu-
lations and with many wishes fer his future hap
pinoss.
READ--CARNEY.--on Wednesday last, at
Trenton. kentucky. by the Rev. Mr.. Jones. E. r.
READ. of Rutherford county. Tennessee. to Miss
MoLLIK CARNEY. of Trenton. Kentucky.