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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16
sHIIafIEEALTY

THE under igntd ut the urgent request ofmany
NJ friends, offers nisef again aeandidse Tor the
tAtN Union Nomination, Tor Sheriff VI New CASTLE Co..
assuring you that will he thankful for your
support than myself ut tho same tlmo pl"'Sing cor
dial support to the successful noinin'e, -
WILLIAM JONES.
Rnh linn ua.- EnI. oath. lh6d--tn.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP
NOTICE.

rV1HE Co-partnershp heretofore existing between
1 Ziba Ferris and Ziba RerrlA ir, under tho Arm of
ZIba Ferris Son. ia this day d-u lived. The said Zba
Ferris having sold the said Zha Ferris Jr, all his
right tito and interest In the ad Caparincrshp The
WATCH and NV Rl.RY business will hereafter he con
tinu ed at the old rtsud 8. W. Cor Of 18th ard Market
streets by Ziba FerrisJr., alone. 2lbA PkRlls,
ziBA FERRIS, JR
MIlmin gtnn. 81 month, lat. 1861 s.3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

NATURES LOYALTY.
=. Law, III ivsrsal and sipiunie,
In Mature Realm are ever 49, u
ma In eur, h and ocean, air and SKY,
M- No rebel atom meets the eye.
The day and week, aud month and year,
Keep loyal holiday with cheer
And sun and moon aud stars Of light
Tins milky-way Of lesser light,
All speak loyal resolution
For msther Natures constitutions
No rnf,iau band eau Interfere
To thwart FREQ votes In Natures sphere;
When she bids martial Winter cease,
The boar frost g,l,sp'a soon released
Then smiling Spring shows her bland 'aoe,
Wreathod In loyal flowers OF grace
Aaluting man with baimy kissvs,-
The only rebel deserving hisseB.
And Ia Il so, that man alone,
VIII cone W III ,isvllS for n throhef
Resolving he will reign and rnl",
OR whip tho master and qnit the Hcqooii
Amazing truth, and ID 1t so,
That man IL mans most btte'trsf
Enough; II ptuns the roasonipe powers
DeSTliering thought with aching hnurs
Tnrn turn ye then and quickly nerk,
one hundred and eleven Market Street.
WHARF stern eeps LOYAL CLoTBrs In store,
hssorrasNr MADE, AND MAKING MoRn.
Casiners Vestngp and Furnishing gocds, cheat
and gr,i All kinds of Mems and Boys Cothing at Ill
Market Street, wilmington, Del. . ,,...,,,
April II, lRhh.-if OrHob ~ibn'.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

49, THE Undersigned offers himself Ms candidate
IHe1l f1r the nomination Of the Union party Tor the
oeo u Coroner lie vel his country In the Army,
mud owing falling hoatb he socits the support
ri his friends at the polls At the time however
he pledges hims.lt 10 support the nominee.
mr. l9n WILLIAM BUCKINGHAM.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

The undorsigned having commenced the New aud Be-
cOnd hand Furniture business at the Corner OF an IN
King Streets. is prepared furnish hcusekeepers
with all kinds OF Earniure, Feather Feds htases,
stoves, sc, &C. Also large lot 81 Government Wagon
aud Ambulance Harness Tent Covers, bhovels, Picks
N bah kinds Of Furniture bought at private 9sis
april om VIII. GRAVES.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16
Enr Sale or Exchange.

IA wEh.ye Tor Sale or Exchange, for City pro-
fHfTtm perry very good farm, Of 2iS trrea W al
ibliM which ARE woodland situatsl AZ the biAcA
ii ~ sInii ON the Delaware Railroad, The land u in
II cd oder the fences good: frame dwelling stable,
rantr, aud corn crib ard reach orchard al 100 troes
II viii b, s,d exchanged Er city property, On iA'or
80 ,o,na Apply To WIN BllHllT 4 son.
Real ESTATE Dealers,
c,h 10 1,n Milmin0 ton, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

S5sa THE Subscribers oii,r for fa'c all thai h'dnh
tSsTIm ahla Property, situated on tho 3. w. former o
HUE Second and King Ss fronting on socond street
ANY Three er with large three siofi'd brick building
erected thereon. ,,,,
Alsn tho three slotd brick building adjoining, trout
ing ON King stG,t with the two Joining building lelE
OF twenty each, lroutlnr on King rtreet extending
lack forty three feet .kug in AL 'qusro lot u hiiy
three et front Secpnd street. ani eighty tr"e le"t
front on King ntr,t This property H. Gated near the
SECOND street Market IInusc, i'll very improving part
of tho city, and could be altered into several soIe7 "I
plac,,. suitable for any kind uf business
Also the tw story frame house No East Wafer TT Get
With the two story brick No. o, adjoining. Apply 10
JOHN McLEAR SON,
MT anti No. VI Market ~.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16
CarrIage Factory for Sale or Rent

,--aa That large aud mndUns establishment
ftiiE4 situate mar the south end Il the Wilmington
lin ~ Hrilsa fornircy occupied by A. Siaglor n Co.
L.yKss c,mnrlsing with The gr"udd encnnri. an a'ra
al f,ct fronting on ihe public rad and 800 Fact back
Also a lot OF ground eioilng tho ahove III the Tear,
aud northern sido extending west 10 II. II Cos Hoe
an which IL htt n ,sh,rAns front Of III fet, ioains
land snd 10 J. NJ. PEOrLiS CO. with right Of .Ay out
To the pubc IO-l. CliAhhha VNNhis
I.tf =
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

By VIRTUE 0f A WRIT OF PLUS JEvARI FAo1As
TO me directed will be exposed to Public sale at the
Hotel Of Norris Dickinson, In the City II Wilmington
New Castle c,uuly, Delaware, on WEDhEsDAf; the
18th day u APRIL, 1850 Mt o'clock, M, me follow
or parcel OF land situate partly In Brandyvins hundred
in New ssts County and state Delaware, and partly
in Delaware County In the State Of Pennsyvsna bonn
ded by branches OF Nssmsn's creek by the Naamhns
creek landing rosd the road leading 10 Broomnls mill
ana by lands OF Thomas RobirHon, Joseph WAher ben
iamln Hi kman, John Bfoonall, Francis Enu'B aud
Samuel COOLEY, and containing Two hundred ana on"
ard half acres Of land be the more or less TO-
ge,hnr with all the buildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution as the property oil Jas
w. Thomson aud Sarah r. Thomson, his vile :. rs and
to be \ "a Nv aEORGE s. HAdANY, Sheriff.
sberiff-s Office New Castle, March 2S, 1900 2gts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16
A. CLOTHING. An
VIZ Spring & Summer Clothing. III

1 D." spRiNa AND GUNNER CLOTHING
Il now being made up aSuporor manuor BY the best
MN si'rGANCE DURABILITY, NEArkEss AND
" CllBApNEsS,
THEY CANNOT BE ExCELLED.
Ont I'm the most approve manner and hoao-made, VT
s,fy clmpottlon Gall aud examhe our clothing before
pu rchasiug elsewhere. -,
We seiI \ more superior article off%hi"nable Cut
Made Clothing than my other houH" In the Guy
Cloths Cnnsnsrs aud VeatlpRs always on hand winch
viii be made M In the latest style and In the Lest man
ner and will be sold low and In NIL case" warranted to
give snti sfaction. 49,, ,,,, 4, -, ,,.,,uny
"""' EDWARD MOORE,
No 22S Market Sirout, bnlOw Third.
ss Tho oldest aud largest Cl"hing bhp o,na IN 'ne
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

~ A Rural Residence stuatsi on Lancaster Turn
a. pike, one mile from Market street, containing
t& about Nine As ths city Is rapidly extending
A- westward it must soon become valu 'be Tor build
inR lots. The tSelug is good three story brick hull
ding medern built containing nine rooms with good
alter the door. Has carriage house and other bull
diuna, " i'll he sold cheap. Apply to
N''"'' TiiOS. j. MAHAFFY, 3rd and King sts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

by Virtue of IN order If IL" orphans' Cont,
e for New Castle County, will ha cxposoi to sale
Eaa5I at Puhlic venluc. GU WEDNESDAY, The 18th
G-day of April, 1865 at2 o'csk, y. NJ, at tho h"."
OF John Foster, in the CITY Of Wilmington, Two lots
Of land with frame Dwelling Houses thereon erected,
situate in the City Of Wilmington, on the westerly 500
oforanga Street, between ith aud 9TH streel5. Eve
house and lot will sold separately. being the Ne'i
ESTATE of the minor chiller John kinn, hec"'ntd-
Terms at Sale mp cts VICTOR DUPONT. prnaee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

>-s< THE subscriber offers himself as candidste foT
iHeAr of New Castle County. at the comny election.
the same hr pledges himself to give to the noun
iner 4 cordial support. u. \. kICKARDS.
Mil Greek Humid rad, Feb, 10, leB6te
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

In the town at New I'Fttb, OF ntui' "H"tI
and other Propertg.
- ID House Hotel, now kept by Mr. John hnana,
hssuu 10 the town Of New CASTLE, Del on Thurs
Htk DAY the 18th day Of April lsot; at TIVE o. elk
4, NJ, my Veal Estate, consisting as follows-No. !
A lot OF ground "a by IN feNt, situated on orange
street adjoining thrae story brick house he'Onsing
to Mr.. VIM. Herbert. Nos. and Are Two loA2o by
III feet each adjoining Mol. The lots are beaut,
FULLY al tuatcd, aud curDed and paved street. ana
are desirAbis as building lots. NO.
SIS wharf ~ feet BY il5 feet, situated on the river
Delaware, directly in front OF the Stockton House
ho.e with Frame rain store House erected mere,
on. ThS wharf Is We situated for grain hnd coal
business. or ship yard aud railway, No. 511is Lot
front the Delaware River of about 81 Feet rms lot
is very Desirable has eoted thereon wei built
rick store H by fee MI handsomely shelly cAsed
and rountared with large windows in 'front.' also:
back building by 20 feet, all casci and cohvYDienty
htted tor shoes, hats, &c, wit sabling back also
several other outbuildiuES. which are rented ana
wharf well suited for steamboat landn. This store
is OF the best stands in town. aud ia now uoing
good business The IlureA n IL are WORT one thou
sand dollars. Possession will be given on the hrst OF
June, or tUoner, IL desired. 10 any enc wishing to
eng age ia business this iH favorable opportunity
A16-Isa lot situated on Vine street, about 10 feet
'front.' by i76 feet, with neat two aud aha I story
Brick Hou4, IT. with seven rooms beside cellar al
joining house owned BY John Riding. Any Que wish
ing TO view the property can be shown it BY apPiica
Ten per cent Sale balance in ~ days, sept
two mortgages, which can remain II desii cd: salt
positive JAMES CKIPPEN. .
Anril al lls6.-tApp,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

4eTa A Farm in tranklia Township, Chester County,
Hiil Pa containing one hundred and twenty one
@.Il acres, hundred of which ia cleared, the bal
good VOID land The land in high state OF culti
vatiH aud water 10 all the fields but The improve
mcnis consist Of House, Containing Gig hit rooms don
BILE decker Barn, rn4nt house and Stable. 1t is with
IN i've miles Of lime Quarrie. aud about rN miles from
y Y Kau .!li 7H Isipst
given 10Th March nuxJ. Apply to
TlIOS. j. MAHAFFY,
inn RI md King klIepta,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16
MRS. G. SHALLUS,
TO THE LADIES.

Il. DERRICKsoN SO,
CSNInorm their friends and the ladies generally 81
* Wining ton aud vicinity, that they have comuion
cti the Minery business, at No, 2oi King street, and
haze hand fine selection OF Spring and Summer
Ponnes Dress Caps and general assortment " Mill
merry Goods OF all descriptions, Particular attention
paid to repairing Bleaching aud Pressing promptly at
Tended to. The ladies' invited t. call and examine
their stock they sati fed hat they can please the
most taHtidnus. apb-1m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

WILMINGTON, MAROH 10, 1885.
NOTION is hereby given that the iced TO Robert
rieaad for Iot ksst af No. 2s sec X. tl0l go eet in
The Wilmington and Drsndywtne Cemetery Is lost snd
by sarah A. Robinson, the sister and DEVISED
Of said Robert Clsaud DECEASED for new Deed IN
her rAms for said Lot. SAhAH A. hobinSpN'
IN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

We can loan good landed security on honh ana
Nortgagaa number Of OF $500 $1,000 SibJO, r!Ooo
s;uL0 $4,000. &c Any person having money aud "h'it
H = w MoGAULLEY co,
nnhtf COG MARKET Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

my Of prioes-
very one HIS
o CreRoe nt one
STREET, above
lvlng the lar
h Of Clothing
Ftnil sales, wo
snen by hav-
the very low
Innot poe sible
E ellsponget
with the ma.
Rgsafsn 9 oil
|stprice. Also,
!, of the latest
|de to order in
+, 10 poi cent.
tho Crescent
ponEs d Co,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

JAMES GOODWIN President T. PRESTON, Vice Pro
Elent, uUY Il. PHELPS, Secretary, W. 3. obdSf"D,
Cashier, Il $. WILCOX, Physician.
RICHARD C,EdENf Agent, Vt N. W Corner 9th &
Market Sir, et. Brnghurs tudinr, 2nd story apt-in
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16
CAUT.oN TO PERsoNs THROW


n DINANCE ooNCERNING ''MARKETs"
Be ordained by tho City O'uneil of Wilmington,
follows, viz:
sKcrIoN /. That Section Of the Ordinance" concern
Ing Markets" be amended in the Itn aud 10th lines
thereof, by striking cut the words "htcund Monday OF
April " and Inserting In lieu thereof the words first
Saturday In june Also strike ont the cOuclu ling
Wa ds IL SAID lection "wtn ront prescribe In
ton " d Insort In lieu thereof tho words "the
Oh said stalls shall bo paid In advance In every case
Passed at The City Hall, March 20, isb6.
H. J. HoRNER, President.
Attept, u Il, TAYLOR Clerk, an q2w
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16
Sherifalty.

~s-S< Tho subscriber offers hiuisef to the voters of
AE4yNew CASTLE County as acandidalr for the office
Ire<NOf SHERIFF, subject to the decision OF the
Union Party. lie returns his sincere thanks TO his
friepds for tn hatiernH vote given him in 1854, and
soicits their votes at the ensuing nenna
ton elect on pledgnE himself to yield an ardent sup
mort 10 the 40 &c essful NJ minee. SAMUELALLE EN-,
MhIta lllny Greek lIu nd red, FEB, .. IB66-tn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

why III, Connecticut Mutual should 10 Preferred,
rBgAusk n
LARGEST, SAFEST, CHEAPEST, BkST.
II has cen demonstrated tn he
The GTeat Life Insurance Company " this fbr"fD
l. II has the Largest number 81 monlora.
IL. 1t has the largest amount insured.
Ill. l. has the largest surplus.
~ II had the largest dyisbtc surplus.
v. u has tho largest business.
VI II las the largest iuc me.
VII II has had through its whole history the small
lest average EXPENSES,
VIII II obtains the largest average ra!es oiintertt ON
Its investment.
TX II therefore furnishes insurance ut less cost
than any other company.
All p licIea Issued ty this Company either non
rIfeiblt 10y their terms, or may be converted INTO
those wh,eh are ~, ut the option NJ the Insured
None Lu strictly plionnhe risks accepted; and
only upon ages between ionrtoou nnd sixty,
1.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

The subscriber would inlst respectfully infurm her
icud. and the public that she has taken the Little
sture No euo shPiey rtro"s ~here she has nnc as
Unrtnient Of Perfunery, Soaps &c, from the well
aud celebrated manufacturers, Glenn Co. Of Philaie-
phis. Hair brushes tooth brushes, combs, Ribbons at
tons thread needles tapes silks. many other III tie
articles Bandenrs for the Head Flowers &c. Orders
Er al kinds OF Fancy Cap Work RmbIoieries BrHid-
Ing, &c. Flowers Rmbalmcd, beautiful monenio of
the lOV ed aud departed. an M-mnrlum"
AS- Don I forget 10 call AT sos sb,pley Street
nprII BAN MARY j, NILES.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16
RrspRs. RENT.

A RGUT AZ Acres of Brandy wine March, to Rent, II
n he rented altogether. In three separate lut'
" suit be. Apply to the sub-criheT, No 709 Mar
ket 81 april az JOHN u. LEWIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

Nc AZ tSt ant HN ,ights in Brandy sine MARSH,
hree the Christians side and six and ightH gu
he Brandy wine side. Apply to
mar l5-tt JAMES murdoch, tth aud King sts.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16

GU-ParaRershtp Notice.
xATE the nlerslgned have this day formed copart
w otshIp, under the name and hrin oil Jones
Hiehnrnn tor the purpose Of manufacturing Mo,ooco,
nj No NJ West 9TH Street. ROBT. IL, JONES,
Wilmington, bel. April, : 2tT WIN. klGnMANS,9h
DIssOL UTION OF C0-PARTNERSHlP
The Co partnership heretofore existing hetweon D. H.
buckingham and BsniaDin Michon'r, under the urn
BUCK IHGHAM 4 MiTCHRNER, is this day disOlvad
Tho ud Bonjamn Kitchener having sold to tho Hnid D.
E kIrkiua an all hs right aud interest In the SAID
partnurshp. The Grocer business will hereafter he
ooniu et at the old stand, eth and Market ly d. b.
BuekinRbam D. T. BUCKINGHAM,
A,nrrL q ls6G-26lm BENJ. MITOHENER,
Dissolution Of CO-partnershiD.
lR Copartps, ship heretofore existing between John
W. Stapler and Abram Il. Wo0lston, under the Firm
of Saplsr Woolston, Brokers, has hereby sxpreh ny
10y limitation, March 3lzt, 1869.
JOHN w. sTAPLER
ap24t ADRIAN r. W0OLST0N,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-16
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09

fEia atz. -aTg .fsriss7l-'- S-s-fT - : lil
-. L.gl ..NL -nNL ~ NJ. - !. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09

THEY boast of their civiliziug and re-
timing influences, and claim TO be par
excellence 1.-The party OF moral ideas, +"
Vet no organization ever before canon
led vulgar jester and blackguard,
made robbery honorable, taxed the
people TO pay premiums upon perjury,
patrOnized prostitution in the very
halls of public business, or chose for
its leader a leeherous miscegenationist,
whose disgusting debaucheTy had ban
ished him from all respectable society.
Wheeling Register, sh.
We have no reason to expect the sheet
from which we copy the foregoing to
show any regard for truth or respect for
the living: but nothing except byena
or ghoul would dig up the dead from
its grave, and heap outrage and indie
cency on the sacred reIicts. Even the
heathens respect the old motto and for
bear to villify and Islander the dead.
II is only those who defend the bar
barians that dug up and defled the
corpses OF the Union dead on Southern
battle fields that are capable of such a
feeling as is exhibited in the foregoing
paragraph.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09
nectlnr in Me,rel Cnnn,r.

WETZEL Co., W. VA, Aug. 4, 1866.
At County Meeting convened at
at Lime Stone Chapel, August 4, 1866,
for the purpose of sending delegates TO
the State Convention at Parkersbuag,
and other purposes. The meeting was
organized by appointing q. w. Bier
President, and John K. Brown Secre-
tary. On motion a Committee of one
from each township was chosen to Sc
lect one delegate and Two alternates
from each township, to attend the State
Convention at Parkersbug on the Both
inst. The President appointed Levi NJ.
Lowe. of Grant township, j. J. Laugh
Z. Williams, OF Magnolia, G.. /. Steel,
of Proctor, John Barrett, of Church.
Said Committee, after retiring a few
minutes, returned with the following
named gentlemen as delegates and
their alternates: Grant, John S.
MusgrOve, delegate, L. NJ. Lowe and
+. z. Stud, alternates; Green, J. J..
Il. Steel, alternateS; Magnolia, John r.
Brown, delegate, G. w. Bier aud James
Garrison, alternates; Proctor, f..
Walker, delegate, a. w. Haines and
r. q. Steel, alternates; Centre, 5. Mil
Ter, delegate, ThOs. Stansbury and Ca
lcb Jackson, alternater5; Church, John
Barrett, delegate, Moses Roberts and
EnOch Roberts, alternates. The dele
gates attending were instructed, after
the State ticket was nominated, TO meet
with the delegates OF the First Con-
gressional district 10 nominate can
didate for Congress; and also to meet
the delegates OF the Second Senatorial
District, and to request said delegates
to concede to WetZel county the candi-
date for Senator. The delegates were
not instructed as to whom they should
vote for, either State officers or Con-
gress. q. w. BIER, President.
j. K. BRowS, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09
The New Orleans Riot,
l.AsE nonExrs or DIR. posrIE

The New soheans papers bring
further particulars of the not in that
city.
The Pieayro'e of August lst has the
following account of the last moments
OF DR.. Dosite, whose death is announced
to-day,
I'm company with Colonel Dewitt
Clinton, Assistant Adjutant on General
SheFidan's staff, Recorder %heFn and
others, we visited the room OF DR.. a.
p. DOstie, at the Hotel Dieu, yesterday
evening, for the purpose Of hearing
his dying declaration, as the physician
in attendance has no hopes of his recoV-
I cry. From his own declaration the
doctor was easier than he was the day
before. He stated that he felt no pain
whatever, and said there was a prob
ability OF his recovering.
His forehead and arms were badly
bruised, apparently from clubs or
brick bats or other missiles thrown at
him. He has two slight wounds in the
neck, evidently inflicted with \ pen
knife, also one in the chest. The most
serious wound is that which was in
hicIed by a ball entering in the small
! of his back, and which Is now lodged in
the spine, paralyzing the lower eXlreIn-
! tiles.
HE seemed to be very rational, recog-
niZed all those who addressed him, and
spoke fiuenrly, but still with great evil
dence Of exhaustion.
Judge Hiestaud was present, and
inscribed what he conceived to he his
I statement concerning the difficulty at
the Institute. Upon its being read to
him, the doctor objected to several parts
of the statement. DR.. Dostie not real
izing a sense OF approaching dissolu-
ton, it was deemed unnecessary to take
down anything that pretended to be a
| dying declaration
while apparently lying fin easy in
difference or Inconsistencies, We were
! forcibly impressed by several remarks
made by the wounded man. He in
I qUired in regard to Jno. Henderson, r.,
and was told that he was dead. He
/ paused for a moment, and remarked ::
well, it is a strange coincidence. We
I were born on the same day, and EN-
barked in the same glorious cause. l
| had reason to be apprehensive-to fear
| bloody attack-but not he. Strange'
! "a gentleman standing by his bed
side asked: DO you know me, doctor?'
! oh, yes was tine reply, 'let the good
work go on, that's ALL
THE only complaint made by the
/ wounded man was that of suffering
from severe heat in the breast
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09

For several weeks after the war was
over, and the rebels believed that trea-
son was to be made odious, they were
very anxious to accept the situation.
They acknowledged themselves whip
ped! Bless your Yankee soul, that point
is settled forever. We are whipped,
and all we ask or expect is to resume
our relations 10 the Union.
But they are awaking from their de-
lusions. They were altogether mistak-
en- as to the real facts around Peters
burg, Nicksburg, Gettysburg and
Nashville. Not only do they propose
to dictate the terms on which the Yam
KEGS will be allowed to remain in the
Union, but they weren't whipped. The
Mobile Register remarks:
'The Evansville Journal SAYS Gen.
Grant whipped Lee.' When? We
recollect that he once smOthered him to
death with n quarter of million of
Irish and Dutch but we never heard
OF Gen. Lee being whipped by any
body"
1.-THE Irish and Dutch did it all, this
time, perhaps the Registrar would like
to witness the result when the Yankees
take hold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09
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