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hin, Conner and Sheet Iron Ware

HAVING INCREASED MY FACILITIES
III for the manufacture Of the above AMI
eles, am preFlEred % m an orders promptly
and - cheap, or cheaper man can be had n
any other house in the city. keep the --latest
Patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and Coal
and VIII warrant every Stove am prepar-
ed TO do an kinds % lob Work In Sheet Iron
attention. SpOutfng and 1SufteTfng Of al
kinds always on hand Copper and Bras
Kettles and Fruit Cans Of the bes1 kind also
very eheap. N erctHaTts md uflleFs I1fstfFss
the city WI DO vel TO give me can :
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10 the Public.

arRs n q LEIGH Returns 10 THE
Ill pubic her most cordial thanks for the
her during the - yestFs Ahe has been en-
gareIi n the clothing busdness in this city.
me new rrrn Of n .. Leech 4 Co, respect-
folly solieits and Sgill strive TO merit, At their
new place OF business continuation Of the
u1tronage heretofore enjoyed
II. G. LEIGH q CO.
oc0-sm No lis Main street
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A CARD TO THE LADIES
DR.. DUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

InfauIbIs in Correcting IrrsEulA,itte5 EeLao''
ing OoSfEfcflOnS Of the Monlhly luIhs'
from Whatever C1uSe- ano
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL As A PREVENTIVE
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FOURTEEN ACRES OF GROUND.
Price $4,000.
HnusEHoIp FURNTTURE

The ground oouId not be purchased and
the buildings be put upat cost Of les than
S5100. VIII also sell my
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Prof JOS. EBERT,

NJ authorized Travelling Agent. Eul T9sst Iris
ioczBfy from time 70 time and e5esSuly
eomrannSez1e al 6ez<iTed t1S0-ZnEattoE1
e. c. NELlOR,
1eb2 Pttshurzh-
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oReANIC -

Immediately cu-ed and fan vEor reao-ed.
This dis-u@nE EEedio1- Which ren5ET
life miserable and lzr-ElEe in1l1qSblE : u
pzualrv pad bT The Tsc<zsns q EuprorsE IN
duiE5D6 1ouRE Ts=S1EIS are 100 Aps 70
drsz6fui socssq1sneeS that uzay Ensoe- SOU
y l1o that alls5snszEEsds The EuE5saz MI D .
tend 70 deny that the power o. p-o1elfioa 3
hzbt1E than bF the pro5enfs BA5e bang
deprived n me Tss=s1Te o1 E1ets1c1nG
The mos. ss1O1S ADD destructive syn p.onE :.
both body and mind ayEss= The sysIEm b.
cIueS deransad- thu sPhTSieal Ard Metal
Fnnc15olS weakened, 1jnE q Progressive
PoEsE. NeTTo1s IrIItzbfltTy- DyEpsSA- Pzlut-
tz-zdn ofLhs Hear IndiEesEon- Cons-ituiSda-
n DstEIisy. and WTESzinE q the Frzms, CoSEh
~ sd Thas1fh
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Sr Ea4 ArD CAF t4ozE-L e p
sehEeztssz ssve jas re5esred rae2- Szz
ssark a spr-E znd sznmz Rs.1 GDd CzE1z-
"a. No 1Essr E-sss
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TOTNGNFN

Fspsc5ai9y. El1s hsFe hecJFne tbs T19+rF a.
SCiisTaTr E-ire EtsEf dreadful ase dsslrur-sTs
hEkslf Thfeal znnnAiiT SEeeFs 70 Al 1H.lruET
ne sllrlasauds o. FnanE NEa Of rhe ro-Is
erceI5zuS talents z1d hrifaEu1 taleBec VIA
nigh. cfHe-TEsE hEre surEzoesd fss=snI7V
$3.50 with EzEe tkun6e=S e eSog1eor= -
STsks5 % eoSary DE living ly-E, may a
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mGfnn.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
ESTARI HSHED As RRT6R FRo-
GLA0RE.
zEogIYRLA0 ERzREz ~REc1,
BE OBE.s ESkD.

DR Johnson has 6zo0re-ed thsnoz O..
Tain -rsedy, Ead OasT E5ealuEi ks-as-4V
q ths-T -oIsd Eo--AezEnsE a de E3zek =
IIrnfls. Sgr1c4uR. AGsGigD q tie EidusVl
feDcg, G2eszl DshEnry. NsTTO1Eos4 Dr.
pSE- LA1E1eEs L. .eT1sEl.s. 4sosut1ssoa q
Is PzIpsEu5aa - fsse Hear, Tzmi1lrT
TrsnDhffrsE lraunezs q SEII, o Gfdt7r.-zz'
Flfs-1se q Iks Head. Threat noe q SSSt-
a liza lnrsE of the LFre-- Inns, HsornEcA =
FsorEt-Ibn~E TRIBE LszsuEE1ssz z-tsz1E frrI5
- f-arT HABIT O Iugth-secTEf and Eol.1s-
r-rs - rrre La 70 tflezE KIN fsrsr -
ss7-,z % Srrea< - fs1e Aa-<nei7s % To-
blizhtinK fbeST ul1s1 hr1thA1t boFEs> a EI-fi.s-
rIzf,coS reEs1cE MsZuzzse- 6e- npo-zo.s
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It Is now over thirty years since me sD M
celebrated EIlis were ms diScIlEeiS9 y ~
have heen extensively and SucceSsiuly - =
in mos OF the public institutions a y = .t,6
in private practice, OF both hemisphere =, =
unparaIleIesi S1sceSS in even case ano =
only ar-the urZEnt neqneI OF zoe Ln ~.
Ssiidso on LaifeS who have used them maj Is
Is fndpcei TO make The FiIk Puoue ~ 1 GLle =
isI-iSfIo- AZ tilOsa suffering from any lrre4S1-
isTifF=S whatever, As well as 10 preNent az u ",
r1ssSs Of farniIy where health VIII not peELnl1
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MaRRIAGE

MID REols- o. TOanE Men co1.srrs,-
ting Erzrrasse hsInZ EFzre q PrySieai WesF
DeS GrEzEic Llshztilys DeEaE1ttisz. specify
&c Who places htmssf undE the CAR oED.
J nav rEliESnESlE coE6ae n his ho1o- 81
Eeatiznzn- and eo1szsa1ly =dy uPoa "a
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EOR RALE-LOT NO. lp9. NEST SIDE
Of Market street, next III below the D4s-'
Sfpiess Church, Centre Wheeling
rurIl-asE :. y. HLlaDREIH. Irusfee.
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Thnnas Hnphes

WILL CONIINUE THE MERCHANT
w Tailoring, and Wholesale and retail cloth
ing business At the old stand. No. y, corner
Monroe and Water Streets octhtnd-
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Trnstee's Sale.
DESIRABLE
Country Residence For Sale.

On ACCOUNT OF A REDUCTION IN
" the size Of my family. orer for sale my
RoSd. four miles eat OF the city OF Wheeling.
Said propeIty oolsists OF
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czuDEE<.' C.AEz1AeE-Ds-ut Eyle
80 pr11es a D. SIOn &h
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So per Barrel

A. Our capacity and the keeping prUpertte.
Of oar vaults base been mtzsEreseuted %
eeEfafr rlFfffsl ne invite the criticism Of OL1l
fTfendE to0slr vaults. and think Te can llttsfy
tlefn that we AiIal De able TO supply al WIG
lake fresh beer with = superior arItc4ead LaEei
II. DARLINGToS & CO.,
BEeEeu Of AIS, fOE5er and Ln 20 BeeE,
WheeliDg, W. Va.
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DR. J0HNsoN,

Member Of the RoEal College Of Sz-Esons
LONDON, Graduate % one ofths NOS eminent
ColszS IN the United StsI@s and he Ereztes
T1srtof who's Hfs las ben spent IN The hos
p1rzls Of Loodo1, RZ-1ss PElAisdslphaA and
tnnsSt1fnE cuTes that were eTEI Known many
E-u1hled VIII Ez1SzaS IN TIE head AID ca
Th=1 asseep ETezr TOElSoeSs- being GaZrl1ed
Al sudden So11ds- h2sdfniBez<, with frequent
hfushinE- z-rEDded Sometimes El1h desznFa-
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1EEzz BIosD & BGcHGS. 10 II Nzir
ssrseG. noFDer q E5-5E arg. hETs Jas re-
oezvs5 theEr spring Esosk q bOOss AID sl8oes.
touhseh rEseJ EuTtte TIE A-ssurs01 q pGr-
ehzezk IheI ssoek 8 omPse>s Il eT=J
par1sezEE-, and hey VIII vz--zst szsiszaesjoo-
Yoazz AID I'd, MAZE End ssnzIe. Ga b sup
psSed. GIVE the-1 ezn mf5-1m
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CITY ITEMS.

1tEEA 1oz1 /. LAKE, & co--noanas
thro1Eh or e1l11ns as la1aEntng that flley
llzFe55 NJ nsce5Tsaa H9e 1zE+roeuto5 cloEsE
cs4ane.zE. Tes1z4 &E. and also Al a-ttelea
% Se1iB fnFzIEts-g sOo1E MS 1Tl1 .
sooE bEnes 1Pe1oH nd ne wp1Og-
Gtof azE-elAs hADdE- h abie +ofanssh
GDe, uioe, eoo3 Po1k- and "a 1Atr ae-DA
Pz4ruaszs fbem
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il ONE PILL Is A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, OF t6oss S up
u6Sing fhenfeITes 50, are cautioned, agi ~
h5siDE fhfsSe Plils while In that condiuon -
thev Sfnvite miScaHiase, after EnIcn ,, ~
monition, the F5oDr1stoT n ,7,sy.Tt
anv mischief to health, otheFWlse me -
are reoommendsdaS LII
MOST UNAVAILABLE REMEDY -
for all those affiictinE coLnpaiJnInS ,;Of.I NJ
S7asnn, ReEetoIs, Pun IN ne tsaG IS, ~ - ~
B-srly Dolr-l PIils, RlEsA q Bsood = ~; y
80 fJITl-ssrI FIIfiyae On any slight E75soIl,
FIIT,i4ttor, on tks Heart, and an the -
1iiSfring complaints paIi eulATty tnaL 5i
snnoI-inE weakening. and the peSlnn4As -
N other female EeakeneSeA = -ls-i--7 81
me Ieueorrhea, or whites
Attbs same time, there Is nothing n IL =
Mrs tIlar can do injury 20 life or nesaILL. lii
the rlfTeczio.lS D slyltflg -''lao.re1I - ~
md them to be al tAfy OK % -
ONE BOX Is Sufficient.
- 80 49, h.yr beeu sold within
Two Years
n, 57,-a-d Bz-5 - - LEz, botn n
I1yzelf and As=nrS~ - A. 80 . tnS i1
to which HnSTeS have 49, stt S..s 5iiIS
80 49,, -f-IcGEr Szoe Eak SzEScA %
IEpICISE nAENEn UFcS EAE Ae1NLIf
=. B.D,ovfnz- oAsErnetfonS a ReSioE'
ing y AZURE - ~ Proper y.
e Fd eo ne q T HI 3 sss eseeE q The
most deiiGLte-
Prize 81 per Box- SIX ssoa 80 ~
ssold IN Sf+cABE KRAFT & CO. WholesSs5sII
I,ISrEists- s Nan sTees, Wheelfug. SEN 81
R-fI6fes79te AeeaES ~ WiaSl Vs. 70 mo- -
orders must te a6irese7- SOD q fls'1--4' -
REED. KRAFT GCSG
sSlId in -. lissrsEiIie Ohto by
" III. RtCkEFsl--SSS,ii IL
Iadtes by sending $40 70 eng =. an
aIIoy-a azznfs 70 the u heeaiEE FrsL SHSSS{f
have me EiTIls sent tccnhdentsally = " 80
70 any part OF the county, fr Es q 2yI5TE-
2 o9lyd sose ProVrssioE: Ss- YoLz:
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@fdifal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19
TIE Cincinnati Enquirerh has IN i.

,orjal Of considerable length, marhrl.
by the ability always displayed by the
writer, upon the subject OF "DisiWn-
chiscmcnt in Tennessee" We extract
the concluding paragraphs, Us follows:
There is never wanting a prctansc
when interest or party feeling .npcla
to an act Of injustice, The minority
in Tennessee have a p%retcnsc, that
the majority arc traitors but it is only
4 pretensc. Prctcnscs may serve for
the formal justification Of q party IN its
own eyes; but tlcy do NOT justify in
the eyes OF other, nor IN those Of the
event. No p|rctrrsc can guard those
who do wrong from the penalties
which, in the form Of consequences,
accr0cs to tlo wong docr; and Il false
pratensc is, in The eyes Of the impartial
t1c best pos ibIc evidence Of the bad
faith Of those who employ it to JUSTIFY
their wrong-doiup.
The State Of Tenn s3cc, under the
control OF that poor creature, Brown
low, appears 10 have realized the pro-
verb Of the be gar on horscboCk. It's
emblem might properly be n blind o.,
ridden by amad abOon. Such antics
Of statcsmmn-hii folly SO irrattoH.l,
purbIiud and laut tical, has scIiOm been
exhibited even By the scum that rises 70
the to in communities exposed 10 rev
- - ~ -
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ENCOURAGE
Home Industry!

DEMEMBER. THAT WHENEVER 4
IL community fail to do ills. they opc-
rate against their Own interests. Money
spent here may he picked up again. but
that which is carried Oft il gone.
From the effects 0fiirc. famine and war.
and a considerable amount of security
thrown in. the subscriber has again par
italy started in business. Now. come to
me and buy your Furniture. | think I
can safely promise that | will sell it as
cheap rs you can buy at the Factory. or
Factory-made. and in seven eases ont of
ten ] will sell yon a better material. and.
in all cases. if not more substantially made.
| will forfeit the work. | make this offer
without reserve. nor shall the work be i'll
ferior in any point.
Having been sustained nmy occupation
for more than twenty-siX years in VIM
chester. | make this appeal. with some as
surance that those who need VIII call and
examine my goods AMI prices.
N. B.-Those having unsettled accounts
with me for years standing. VIII please
call and close them up. 1his is q hard
time to even pay principal, and very hard
to pay cost. Come. pay ne mp, and let me
extend my business. support my family,
and pay my honest debts.
Z. NJ. FARMER.
May5-3m.
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The Semi-Weakly and Weekly
News.

These two Journals are madrup with spc-
cial reference to tie wants. Of country >ltb-
scribcrs, and contain such d variety Of mat
ter as 10 render them clcome to every
family III the land. IN IL" matter Of II.-
LRATCKE the choicest stories Of TIE best
writers are spread iorth in their coiuuM.,
and more excellent literary matte. h: fur
nislled IN one ISSUE than can Re hNd N ma
ny of the exclusively literary Journal, Il
the day. The GENERAL hEws il admiralty
selected and condensed. s0H. 10 gave ali TIE
current intelligence ii a. rcaUotIe Il form
as it can he placed. II comIriF e. news from
every part OF the country, and is always
the latest. The COMMlRClAL lNTIILlGT>,E
is carefully prepared. and Includes r~riia,le
MARKET REPORTS, from al points, which
are not eXcellcd by any journal in this
country.
send the names of all Friends OF CON-
STlT(llONAL LlBtEII. and we will
send them SrECIMEN CoriEs FREE.
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N. g. c.. Railroad
CHANGE OF TIM u.
OFFICE OF GEN'L SrpGHiSIrNnrNT.J
N.& G.. and N.& \. W. j. H..
Nashville, Tenn. March {, 'GG.N

OFFICE or tkN'L SrPLNi&ItNnENr.j
N.& G.. and y. n. ". j. H..
Nashville, Tenn, March {, GGS
On and after Tuesday. March G'b. Ii
and Until further notice, Passenger Train,
viii iunas follows:
NASHVILLE AND t~IIATTANOoGA IINE.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and II
points south, at $50 Il. IN. ana $50 u. ~
Arrive at Chattanooga mt 80 =. IN. anU
$40 a. IN. nest day. Returning, lcHv
Chattanooga at G.OO II. N. and S.ij y. IN.
A@rriIcat Nashville 1T leo p. m.and G.j1 q.
n. nrNt day.
NJ trains connect at Wartracc for ShrI-
byyiIIc.
NASHVILLE AND NOETnWE5rLE% LINE.
Leave Nashville for lOhnsOnvitl" and all
points West and Northwest, ut i,2O p. ~.
Arrive at Johnsonyillr at $50 p. III. ic-
turning, leave ~JoIn-onyillr 1T Lilo II. m;
arriy" at Nasty lie at GO II. III.
Train, ON the Ma \. v. Il. L. connect
ut J~oau-Onyillc with n iirst-claSS line of
steamers. for padlcall. Cairo and =. Louis.
"a Rorli,s amt meals fire." on steamers
connecting with y. & y. ". Railroad.
u" Passengers by this rou'" save "N-
prusc Of Sleeping Car and Meals between
Nashville and Cairo.
Trains stopat All intrrncdiat" points.
NM. T.. INNES, GrnINup't
y. {. and n. \. W. Railroads.
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NEW YORK.
1866! 1866!
MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS!
|Um gw Qork News,
Benz. WOOD, Editor and Proprietor.
The only Recognized Democratic
Newspaper Published in
New York
DAILY, SEMI WEEKLY AND
WEEKLI!
1866 I!
TO TIIE


TNHE NEW YORK NEWS HAS BAT
L tied against despotism for four years
of blood and terror, in assertion Of the sane
ty or the Constitution. a patriotism sltfi-
GENTLY broad to embrace botl sections has
been its only guide, and it refers noW with
honest pride to its record to show that it
has NOT turned to the right or the left an
der all the violence of arbitrary power.
True to It's principles as THE NEWS has
been through the reign of terror. it clal-
len9es public coniidencei in its honesty and
independence for the future.
The political transition Of the present
day opens OTlIE NEWS II new and idcr
field of usefulness. Standing now. rs it al
ways has, on the inviolahiiity Of tie on
stitution, according to the Interpretation
Of the strict cOnstrlctiOni>ts. il presents Il
rallying ground for all. in both sections,
who are friends of Il generous cOnscrvatsm.
AS Il true and tried exponent Of sectional
amity it occupies Il position which makes
it the fitting mediator in holding up to the
party of order in both sections. interests
and principles that gave breadth and vital
ity to their alliance. AS an intcrscctional
agent. devoted to freedom of election. to-.
trial by jury, to the sanctity Of the Iabeas
corpus. and opposed now, as for four years
Ofterror has been, tot!Ic Capitalization that
dares to tramplc on the rights Of States,
North or South. THE NEWS places itself
rs Il candidate for support before the great
body of this once free people.
Tho circumstance of tie moment make
the dissemination of the principles of The
News aduty of individual patriotism. Ev-
cry MAJ who CCncUrs in its doctrine must
if he entertain Il true sense Of freedom. do
so in no spirit of Indifference, but rather
with the earncstness offs high trust. JUS
tilted. nay bound. in his love OF liberty to
do so. the proprietor places The canvass lie
makes here Of the public generally in the
hands of those men WHO give him tie ap-
prevail Of their con'cirncos as his indiNi it,
ual agents. Every reader Of The News
cannot avoid the conviction Of duty which
is here pointed oft rs tie ground Of the re-
quest that he urge. its claims fora wider
support upon al Of his friends and neigh
hOr> who give their earnest sympat.iieS TO
tie cause Of strict constructions, iuterS2c-
tional cancellation. and all tie rights OF lhe
ritiZcn under the system set up hy cur
fathers Of liberty regulated Ivy law. Ihr
proprietor of TnE News calls, therefore,
upon good and true Conservatives through
out the country TO discharge. 30 their on
v%ictions of political right at this great cli-
SIS in tie cOuntry's fortunes the GUty Of
giving 10 the influence OF his paper, daily.
>cnii-Wcckly or weekly, the wider pow cr
for good which it seeks here ~ti.rolI..i the
service of its individual supporters.
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Vandalism of Gen. sherman.

The New York U0rid, in comment
ing on the letter Of Gen. Hampton, II
relation TO the destruction Of Column.
bia, so nearly expresses our own views
of the military character and achieve
mcnts OF Gen. Sherman, that we Civ,
place to its remarks; The Uo,io
says:
When history comes 60 make up it,
verdict ON this, as on other question.
Of the war, it II not in Che "Stopy o
the Great March," or III" official hu'.c.
tins, that it win search for It's facts
And these &rc too notorious and too
well established to require the aid Of
even IIampton's testimony. 1hous.
ands Of pooplcin Columbia kurw-lol
the soldiers told them sO-that then
city was to be burned and sacked
that Gen. Sherman had promised twcn.
t~y-fOur hours loot to his soldiers; ant
luat three rockets, thrown up from the
hights on the west bank Of the Congo
rae, would be the signal for common
cing tie work Of piiIa@c and d~cstruc.
ton. They rc!nombcrhow, at Tie ron
ccrtel signal, al! the devils in hell
seemed to have been turned loose ii
their midst, and how, after ~twcnty-loul
hours Of untold and muttcrabi" h"i-
rJrs, the repetition Of the sam" a,9n'l
hcraIdcl the return Of comparative or
der. Thcy know, and their country
men know, and the world will one day
know. that WIN. 7. Sherman is alone
responsible for the burning and suck
inc Of Columbia, and all its att"njaHt
atrocities and if bis maine lives in his
tory, the inramy Of the deed will cling
to it forever. The memory Of Tx
spirit of cold bIoodcd cruelty and IN
rclcnting ~frrocity III which he conju"
ted his campaign, will outIiyc the rccoI
lection Of the success which attended
it; his merits as q soldier will but serve
to point the moral Of his crueitic5 rs Il
man; and he can hope, at best, bat for
the fame ola SyiIa or an Alya.
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Hack toDecherd!
a. JOUfeDAN

PCNS a HACK DAILY BETWEEN
INDecherd and Winchester. connr"tine
with every train. lie respectfully asks a
share of patronage. His price for pass.n-
GER will lie very reasonable. lie will Il .
attend to express packages. delivering tie
same to ans place in town.
He receives tlaily. and has 70. sale.
The latest newspapers. hesities "a Zines
and pictorial (mayl2 atw
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ENI.WEEL
WEEKLY.
PUNISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,.

NI1V HH CNITd CUI'N NJ my CIIIOVl IVl.
Any person sending Il club Of FIFTY for
the Semi-Weekly or Weekly News viii be
entitled to the Daiiy Nersy free. J0r me gedr.--
all aases should be plainly written. To in
sure safety in remittance. money ordcrsare
preferable. Cy Specimen copies sent free.
Address BENJAMIN WOOD.
New York News Building, No. 10 City Hall
Square. New York.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19

* our opinion, The New York Daily
News, in the subjoincl article, docs no
moro than justice to the exalted cIm-
actar of Gen. BnolI. Had the war
been conducted with that forbcarancc
towards non-coinbatant citizens, which
was displayed in all his operations, it
would have been ended sooner, and left
much less difficulty in the way Ola lirm'
reunion of States and people, But op.
positc counsels prevailed, md--hcre
we are:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19
TrIEs Il -.

NEW YORK DAILY NEWS. to Mail Sub
scribcrs, ....... ....... $40 per aunnm.
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS, to Nail Sub
scribcrs. ............ IS fore moths
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19
WHEN ! AM GONE.

Keep not loves garland for my bier;
g. closed eyes view lhr Offering dear,
{. Goad lbs k!ss thy falling tear,
When am gone?
Keep not loves flowers to strcw the sod:
G ~ fra"r nee bless rarth's kindred cipd,
Whose ransomrd slirit rests with God,
When ! am gomez
oh. give my ycarning heart It's need.
Fill its deep void Of achin" need,
With love, in thought. and word, and dcef
Ere | am gone.
Then 0oN~wingcd memories, fond and dcal
An angel guar shall hover near.
10 bless : n"r' u my grave ana bier,
WhcI | am gone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-11
CHOLERA REPORTS.

New York August l0-Thc reports in re-
lation to cholera in this city and at the various
institutions continue very favorable. It is now
almost certain that the epidemic has passed its
worst stage. and that during the remainder Of
the season the death rate will not be materially
increased by the disease
PHILADELPHIA, August 10.-Twenty- one
cases of cholera have been reported in the q
hours ending at noon, four of which were fatal.
CINCINNATI, August 9-There were twenty
seven deaths from cholera yesterday.
CINCINNATI, August 1O.-There were eighty.
one deaths in this city yesterday, of which num-
Der forty nine, more than one-half, were from
cholera
New ORLEANS, August 9.--From 6 o'clock
yesterday morning to o'clock this morning
there were eighteen deaths from cholera.
NEW ORLEANS August l0.-.Twenty- four
deaths from cholera have occurred here in the
"a hours ending at 6 p NJ to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-11
THE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
NO, a, S. WASHINGTON ST.

VIM +. CARNE. PRINCIPAL,
Will open its Fall term on Monday, September
10th, as Boarding and Day School for YOUNG
LADIES and GIRLS. ~
The school rooms are we'll situated and COM
modious the apparatus for illustration COM
plete in all departments; the course Of studies
thorough; the method of teaching according to
the most approved modem standards; the dis
cipine suited to school Of high grade, and the
mum Der of students limited
Lectures, illustrated throughout by coplous
experiments and specimens on the Fridays OF
each week, open to friends invited by the pupils.
Vocal Calisthenics, for training and strength
ening the orgaos:of speech; and Photography,
a method of writing English at ten times the
ordinary speed, taught in the institution.
The Department of Music is in charge of Prof.
Jos. c. Foertsch who deservedy stands at the
head of his profession in this section of country.
Painting and Drawing by the most skllful ar
lists, and at their rates.
Penman,hip under theIsuperysion Of Mr..
Charles L. Gregory, graduate of the Washing,-
ton Commercial College, without extra charged
+. TERMS (per school-year)- BOARD and tut ion
$500; Tuition $50 to $50, including all extras
payable quarterly in advance. Apply at No.
il, south Royal, or III, Duke ST., or by letter.
Circulars at the bookstores in few days. [au5-tf