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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
w Witty 81 co. @
GENERAL COMMISSION,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants, and |
Hardware Agents, 4
10 and 2 Peters street r
gonsgnments Merchandise either for sale shipment
viii receive prompt and careful attention.
d HUBBELL-
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS In
Hardware, Cutlery, Etc, Etc.
a Graver street, New Orleans. @
FILEs,.............FI FILES. ..............FILEs.
wH1ppLE FILE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Manufacturers Of FILES Of all descriptions.
STEEL. cRuc1BLes A'''
a8 STOVE POLISH.
Once, 50 LIZ Magazine street,
NEw oaLRAzs. y.5 Az
FILES AND STEEL EQUAL 70 THE BEST EsarIsH
BRANDS.
TERRY BROTHERs-F 7TT77 ~
ssss and and Rss5s r Gt1cKs RocxET
POUCHES and PERCUSSION CAPS CITY and coun IN
ksfa ssss S s
aAKDWAREA AND CUTLkHY-
- 's47A q HGaH #i sSe t
fAYLoR oHURcHIL
Direct Inporters,
,.-..s..... =. 80. 49,. 8e
NO. Magazine ssfess opposiso % SAnes nossaJ
NEW ozLzAsn VAN
IRON NAIL AND PLow wAREHousE
No. % Bank Placs. {s
PETER q, TAYLOR. !. CHARLES a. cHunoz.rI.
Established In 1884
| We also keep general assortment Of
TYnware and yyoodenware,
| = = - - NJ
| n. aVnvU p =
| Ill ~->t = S'''' - - - - a
| EI HI MuILAN 4 co.
"holesale Deaiers
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26

IHH FALEpICToRf. ..frs.,.s .tls4rICs
-..zr HERE Is my valedictory. 1 bring ,n'' y
A basket Of dried frnits-autpmnsl leaves, ,.
And moses, pressed from oceans suness tides,
Isrew them rotive at your feet. sweet friends ~
WhOse listened to me lDng--with grateful thanks
For voripg smiles, that have sustained and cheered
Ali weariness.
at+fN ~ never wrote for fane-- @ t-N q
The payment seemed not 70 he worth the toll;
But wheresoee r the kind affections sought
To mix themselves by music with the mind,
That WAS my inspiration and delight.
And you, for many . lustrnm have mot frowned
Upon my lingering strain. Patient you've been,
Even as the charity that never fails;
And pouring DER my heart the g4ntlest tides |I
Oflose and conmenda tinn. So take
These tender memories to my pi'lowed turf,
Blessing you for them when breathe moro
Heavens peace be with yen ALL 4L-+.
Farewell! FAREWELL nam IL
May IL, 1865 1l''' z'a1-s l. H. sIGouRNEr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
Gas fitting.


EIRMIN's SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS-flI-
TING SECURES beter sht At half and reliable
Nos u Msden-lsne south east cor "lams
Oyrics THE TRIBuxE.
NEw YORK, April 1896.
w.~.4 A. p;.,,r fan, xe,rs since take charge Of
urners the resu. adedneon OF our gas e Of over
Armand dar per year better lights The result VI" 90 sa
factory that have employed him regularly ever sncs.
sAML SINCLAIR, Publisher,
BnEyooRr lousE March 81. Id
49, Lur AZ, P,ro .inoe 1885, and have employed him 10
on several occa.on always otnehi and
sstisacion.
knowledge Of onncrs end their
employed He
arranging the burners and would recon
mend him 10 that u satisfied with bis gasbls
~ - ALBERT CLARK, Proprietor
INV .sh 10 be- reliable and half the Of the light
$500 ~. =, The usu.l rsls, LIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
60 r)bcm II man Concern.

I PAYNE LOWE, Advertising Agent VIII please
- call sgsin at No. ga broadway.
MERCHANTS EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA.
wi Office No. 6! Broadway have completed aranse
promptly aud efficiently Of Merchandise,
Jewey B9nd, Bank Notes. Coin aud Bullion to al parts Of the
South and West.
Company IL not working fictitious sud imaginary
a have abundant 10 promptly losse. they
possibly sustain. they will themselves the carriers
* o. al MISTER inirnsed 10 them 30 forward.
Insurance rfec ed at the lowest rates
Special Inducements shippers. Rates lower than by
other line. For rates aud contracts apply
T.. q. wEsfCOTT. No. l6s Broadway
nFFICERS OF THE NAVY who lost their
~ personal effects when serving vessels lost DESTROYED
recover pay by Congress We have
tue proper forms Tor application. L. BROWN Co.. No Park
place. up stairs
DERSONAL.-Mr. +. HAYDIER will please call
i No. "a Barclay-st or send his address CIAS. G. r.
TN0 WHOM il may CONCERN.-We will say that
prepared 70 negotiate oT the PURC HASE aud SALE Of
al kinds Of PhOPEHfY including pstenghts and territory
clms and settle For further information address
o. l.. JORDAN, Paw Paw. Michigan.
VENTILATION.
Churches sehoolHouses Public Halls, Private Dwellings
Vessels, H.,
THOROUGHLY VENTILATED, by
b. :. MILLER
No. al 0reene-s., ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
marble Alantels.

MARBLEIzED SLATE Administering in
WI appearance; durable hall the price OF marble T. -
MARBLE MAETELS.-The best place IN TIE city
MI 10 purchase MARBLE MANTELS sts: designs
low prices il al A. RLABER Marble Weta No zoe 18th
sdsve Y Msas. put up IN the country Cot this out
MARBLE MANTLELS. Floor Thing, Monuments,
WI Hesdsone can be gasehs,ed Wholesale prices oms
we-assorted Stock FISHER BIRDS STEAM MAR
BILE WORKS, Nos. 81 to 100 East Housionst,
MARBLE MANTELS and FLOOR TILING-At
NI j. c. BOYLEs Steam Marble Norts No. Q and 10 East
2ohl next Of Broadway large baud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
feetures dn0 lfleetiuas.

I ECTURES AT YONKERS.-The Course OF Leo
1res on Liberal Christianity recently delivered at Cooper nsu
tuie Brooklyn by Unitarian Minister will be REPEATED
Hote Church Yonkers beginning on SUNDAY EVENiNG MAI
10th Tomorrow 2 OPening Lecture BY the Rev j. w.
CHADWICK BooSyn. The Religious Capacities OF human
Nature Next week 1.-THE Fsherhood Of God" by the Rev.
JOSEPH MAY Of Hone Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
6orses, Carriages, &r.

6orsfs, Carriages, &r.
HORSES and CARRIAGE.-Any family wishing
aud Central PARK country
resort from June the h Of October PRIVATE
q Of matched HORSES accompanied with
oacan, will send their address 10
Box No. 892 Post-Ofice.
DONIES for SALE-A Matched Team, 1874 hands
hsh saddle animals very handsome aud stylish together
with Basket and Harness by the best mskeIs complete
for lady Appy Private stable No 5o Last Ihily
hfh-st or at No. IA Wster-ss
CARRIAGES DAMAGED.-30, sOed by removal
~ from Broadway (Ciy Assembly Room for SALE
cheap Carriages 200 sets Harness WITTY Nos 63
36 Broadway and Nos 66 69 and 10 Crosbyst Office
entrance No 63B Broadway
COUNTRY BOARD FOR HORSES.-Address
~ JACOB HICKS North Hampstead. oueeus County L.
DARTIES WISHING to get PASTURE in the
l. country FOR HORSES may apply at No. I4 Wiaust tn!
hoor on MONDAY May II, from 10 to , o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

NOTICE-MERiTT WALCOTT q Co. agt.
~ STEAMER SEA GULL-Upon application OF Merritt "soou
Co. on May 1866 warrant Issued BY Hon Ihom" Sek
one the Justices Of the Supreme Court hsoet he Wy OF
AGAINST vessel called Sea Ou 70 enforce
their lien Of sl31 sns, said vessel for materials furnished at the
mort OF New Yor Feb 1906 for the repairing hitting Furnish
e equippug Of aid vessel and 10 collect the aount erso
will sold for the payment OF the claims asan hef
eonsgDeo thereof some person
and discharge said warrant according TO
the publication OF this notice
NV V0LNEY s. FULLAM, Attorney for Applicant
No 90 Nassau At, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

6itnations Uarieo-femalfs

A MIDDLE-AGED LADY desires Situation az
n HOUsEKEEPFRt l. experienced; has always given satsse
ton and can frh The be OF references Address H. s. Brooklyn
T. o., stating where an interview nsy be pad
CITUATION WANTED-By two sisters, one as
hcls.s COOK. understands her business 10 PARTICULAR
willing IN the washing The other as CHAMBERM Alp ana
DO hne washing Can furnish hrs,cass city reference Apply al
No sirthave between Tweniyfourth and Twentyhth
NVANTED-By a good Pastry Cook SITUATION
w I'M Hotel; objection TO ne country or Pvs,e 'S 6e
A NUMBER of well recommended German Girls
N want SITUATIONS 10 do general HOUSEWORK 6c at Mrs
LOVES German institute No. IL ssH1onsI' near 'he Do"J'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR HEATING THE STATE CAP
fTOL-SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received Il the ohte
Of the Secretary Madon Wsconsu until tho lIth day Of
lime iof furnishing and putting In steam Heating Apparatus
Tor warning q the state Capitol la accordance wan
tirnrrsl n 1900" Paftis making proposals WIZ
e the particular tad apparatus O. be ued he nun3sf 1e
AID boilers required the weight OF PIPE the manner
pcs.ius the boilers bckwoTk the Kind style Of ornamental
covering pipe. coils and such Other specifications mnss be made
A. v easbe the jdse iairy Of the ploposa to-
etbsr with estimated amount Of fuel to be required hn.
office Of the Secretary Of state ana
be MED by FOR the com
pon aud !or the complete aee' OF the woEk "Hen
completed . =. ,,,,,, -,
THOS. J. ALLtS secy OF state Building
WM. r. SMITH, State Treasurer Z
CHAS. H. Gill Attorney -Oeuria, Commss0neT'
J. ST. RuSK, Bsnk Comptroller,
Madison. Wis. May Q. 1866
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
6ouses ano farms Uanteo.

VNyANTED-In the Country, a FURNISHED
w HOUSE with ground from JCne IS 10 Sep
,,mbsr Is or October Address. L. T. y Tribune Office stating
the and describing the place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

AT No 755 THIRD ANE.-IO LEI some very
"A de,bls 3sorY high soOp bnet HOUSES Ea., Seventy
Second and 1hdaves and rePste WIN
Rents only 900 janis NV r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New;Yo
> D. GOLDEN MURRAY Murray ts. r. j hGSfIs
HUNTINGTON Theodore Raymond Deirtdsn' 70 ne above
defendan You alo hereby summoned aud 70
the complain, In dis action Which be fled The etice OF ne
Clerk othe City County HewYoIk at tie City isl ~ sla
City and copy the said compliant ~ VIZ
:i'i.''' s.bscribe HE Office No 81 Finest IN me ~.
o. g. Newyork within twenty day, e:r the service OF thn
Int Rev. summons on you exclusive OF he day uch sveS
Stamp. aud you fail TO the said complaint wthm W
50c time Aforesaid the plaintiffs IN this seton VIII tax udg
rnent against you FOL the OF tao hundred na iJy
dollars snd hftyeyen with interest from me hesh ay
March thop'sp eight hundred and sixty besides the e0s
Of lLis se,ion.-Dated Nay !, 1866
JAS. X MURRAY, PLAINTIFF Attorney
complaint IN the shove entitled action hed IN The once q
ofhe City aud County New the City Hal IN SAID
CITY on the 18th day Of Asy. 1866 JAS. X MURRAY,
Mylg law6wS Plaintiff. Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

NvOTICE-MERRITT WALCOTT q Co. agt
" STEAMER KINGFsIiER-Upou application Of Merritt VOL
colt Co. May 1866 warrant was isned by ne non
C one Of the Justices Court IN 'n.oe' a. the
90 - New orr against called kinEhshe 20
Their len Of 49, sganst sd ssel for materials iuiahea
=, b nh Of New February 1856 for The repairing NJ
tine furnishing and equppng Of d vessel and to collect We amount
$500 aud nd vessel be sold for tie payment Of he CLAIMS
[ her unles. the aster c0Hsignee thereof
ron inteesed therein appear end dcherye said warrant accord
within the hIs, publication 81 tins notice
No 80 Nassau.s-, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

At No. rs THIRD AVE.-TO LET a very nes'
"A snd well FRNISHE up town. all the improvements
hsn' o"s VIZ w "''' JANIS ROwE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
MISERABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE for SALE

al Wet Farms House ccnns 3 rooms DOT and cod water
bath room Two Of ground handsomely tefcu
great variety Of Fruit COED stal az eose
ss either Fordham fremont Depot Apply 10 L. H. Luz
lDW A Co No ines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
LNOR sALE-A Mammoth GARDEN. hown as tl

vIN
Point Fgrms. situated the north side Of e
about mile end bali from the City Anpo pa
Maryland The estate contains ols eerss divided and ie1ea m h
ready the markets OF Annapos Baltimore
and Washington steamboats, plying daily 70 and Tom
sune ouly hours Iaoad iae es 70 na rom Nis
hrton Baltimore twice dyi ne ietly oil 9li me e
dBkr-wa,sr beautiful location end level surface u'cs on e
Severn River add Chesapeake Bay oheI rare oPpo iuny 70 ACQUIRE
desirable and profitable property For The poducoh OF az
he copsoo wheat tobacco and hatae Term Is o
rad The located afford abundant
,npply Of cabs oysters and fowl readily accessible
On this farm there is ee apple orchard
,soh aud other fruits kinds The dWengh house u
large ding with and all necessary outondl
situated OF the farm ana u
addition there IL than sutceucy
Ground tL er bounding the farm Of locust trees 10
te eu estate nciosed Horticultural cultivation Of tins
estate could profitable than products uniting
being than 1870 acres IN efas OF
which csn ths There stable two stories
unusually large barns suihc eut TO ou ~
huns of hold and 100 hogheds OF tobacco Vessels
the wkaTl toe estate coninu
source fertilization be relied The quantity OF manure
vegetable flowing 20 the shores surrounding tue i
fc farm roivaticn in good order Henry Mdot
residing aud viii show and negotiate oT uo
growing stock farming utensils ana hose
immediate possession when terms OF puehe are
oompe Terms onehah cash OF al cash the purchases
prefer two bonds a. six and twelve months
AID lien retained he land Ing farm WI "
oard public ed day Of May before the front door OF
tie City Hotel City Of Annapolis My address vii be q An
HENRY o. MIDDLETON, BnckhsnDon,
IIr.fu Comfy ANgaf lrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
feqal Notifes.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, City and County
N Of New York-BERNARD HERMAN MARGARET LOW,
ANNA MARIA HERMAN, MARY kERNIAS Guardian, for
CHARLES and SUSAN HERMAN Minors, agans, Plaintiffs
PHILIP KERNIAE, FRANCIS COYLE ROBERT RAY DEFEND d
s-SummonG-For relief tC0u. not sel-To PHILIP NIX
MAN and FRANCIS COYLEYou hereby summoned and re-
CURED 10 ompsn In thi, scon which was hed In The
oAe Of the City and County Of kewiork The lin
day Of MAY the City Hall in said city and county and 70 serve
COW of your the subcber' their
Office 1906 Broadway said city within twenty day, ser the
service OF , exclusive Of tho day Of such service.
md Won l TO answer complaint the time aforesaid
the plaintiffs this action will sppy ia. Court lot the relief &C.
n.nded I'M he communicated May II, 1866.
WEsTBROoK OSBORN. Plaintiff Attorneys
myi1 1sw6wS NO lfo Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

UxiryD STATES MILITARY RlILKoADs. }
OyyIcE ASSISTANT QUARTERaIsrER. no 70 q STREET, 4
WAsHISoToS, ID. C.. April g. 1866
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office Monday May a. FOR the purchase from the
United States the work for nineteen Of Howe
Improved Bridges consisting Of the Rods Bolts Plates and
Doe suitable the different the latter varying IN Length
ftom eighty 10 hundred and forts one feet. $500
stored the works Of the Cleveland Rolling Mil
Company Cleveland Ohio. aud will be sod by the pound
dstAe the aud the length Of the may be OBJ
tanned on application at this Office
Terms-Cash. Ia Government funds
United States the right to reject all bids not deemed
advantageous 49,. ,, nth
should be pdor.sd Proposals for the purchase Of Bridge
Brevet Major and A. O. NJ, U. 5. Army.
TI'O CONTRACTORS.-SE PROPOSALS
will be received at this Office Rounds. Park until Mondy
Juns 1906 for BUILDING and COMPLETING
sRESERVOR and two 0ATEHOUSES at Camansyle' near the
High Bridge. , n,,.
be ndorsed Proposal for Reservoir snd two
Gseoues Csrmsssve together with the name Of the bidder
and date Of its offering. .u
The .-cny required viii be Forty thousand Dollars
P.n. specifications OF the work be application at
Engineers Office Eighty sixth st. FouTthaye.
Of bids be obtained application a. this once
Ofce Croton Aqueduei Department, May 10. 1866
THOMAS STEPHENS. } Croton
ROBERT L. DARRAGH. Aguednct
A. W. CRAVEN. Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
HENNN o. MIUDLEIUNl buCNhall0H,
Upsbur County, West Nirg MIA

NOR SAI.E-A FARM at ROckaway, L. l., or the
j. other buidpss and gdea to LET Ihe Farm o. a
Gilbert raft containing Land opposite the fe
Soce VandeWat the road the I9npis oneesth
from the aid half mile from the POST WIN
rge tgosiory with sides basement
ard oer no FOR large family or !oI Douons
Isrge barn wssoouse fowLbouse and stables wei OF excellent
Uaie esr &c. al in good order and Wen ecea WIN
b. M hcap applied the house &C let Tor The season
or yea 10 tenant Inquire OF T. j. WHITE, Agent No. loy
EssfT v,e y ird-s.. New-loIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

INOR SALE. at IRVINGTON on the Hudson-A
large and very abe RESIDENCE with Of land good
and short distance nom
The depot the Furniture Horses Carrsse5 &c VII
pod place. For particulars apply to l. IMEEp NO 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

nARGAIN. = Must be Sold 20 acres beautiful
ID LAND; no batter building large and completes Prince
tp n 81, .ss than bsdlIs cost; gleses bargain have
sass.d this sesson JAoUES. No <Ds Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

EARM FOR SALE-Seventy five acres-ot Yleh
Is have been put perfect order stoned end dthed The
barss ere excellent order The horses COW" ssd
will also DO sold The
he township Monroe the depot MoTTi.o"n New
lersey the east hank 0! Ae Huasoh hes
south Of Albany. about 2Sl acres Apply to .,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

A II M. ~ THIRD AVE.-FOr SALE yaluaul'
n conNFR PROPERTY ON Third ave, tyiz the ~ W. ofAe.
A,ps lfl, 30 chance for builders and sse invs mem
sp al NY Office and get particulars 49,, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

NOR SALE or TO LET-In the Village Of South
II port Conn twooTy HOUSE With Two Acres OF Land
Barn and Boat house the premises Beenu !ose'
ali directions will be furnished desired Apply 70 l.
L a Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
fNOR SAFE or TO LEA double COTTAGE

NOR SALE--In Perth Amboy, NJ j., two Gothic
COTTAGES ON. brick with Of land $1,000 one
1,,,e Win ioi slxis5 $500 Address ALFRED HALL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
A VOID HIGH RENTs-Escape CholeTa n

n Pleasant Homes in healthy locations Apply TO j. = C. c.,
INrc- er1 H. FOR places in Schenectady Saratoga 'O1
Honsa slore and IarEs lot Pnce elVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
COUNTRY SEAT on Staten lsland
TEL PyIsHED -COTTAGE RESIDENCE

Il near MOUNT VERNON Wes.ehsser County; 80 minutes
sssm 20 tros good erehes schools mile from railway
siobs garden house, stable patursge
shade and Rent go. Apply CHARLES LELAND ESQ
asSopoian Hoteor 70 p G. BULKLkY 40 Waist Jsaneey Court
rIO LET--ROOM, with Steam Power, in New
Rsioad Buiding Centre Whtest Inquire
Of w. J sYMs BROTHER No. 100 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
amusfmfnfa.


DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ BROADWAY between Sprins and PTnee,rs
y T. BARNUM. uinIslHb-
EVERY AFTERNOON AT q EVENING Az a.
grand sensational romance.
BENDITOi 49,.
Or THE CHILDREN OF THE LlNCALi,r,o>,s
INTERESTING INCIDENTS. EXCITING SII ~ AtiUSS' ~
NEW and SPLENDID SCENIC EFFECTS, hOFEL MLShAS-
ICAL APPLlANCEs
MASTER ALLIE TURNER.
THE INFANT DRUMMER-F0UR YEARS OLp'
To be all hours.
THE WONDER OF WONDERS
MAMMOTH FAT INFANT,
Only years old aud weighing 10 pounds
PERFECT MOUNTAIN OF FLESH
TWO SACRED WHITE PEACOCKS,
the only ones on exhibition in America.
800 LIVING SPECIMENS OF BIRDS
from tho GOLD REGIONS OF AUSTRALIA.
THE TALLEST 0IANTEsS IN THE WORLD
A COMPANY OF DWARFS,
outrigaing in ststnre and appearance the famous
TOM THUMB TROUPE.
BEAUTIFUL ClRCASSIAN GIRL
SPLENDID AND ENTERTAINING COShlOhAMASs
INGENIOUS GLASS BLOWERS,
WONDERFUL HAPPY FAMILY
GRAND AQUARlA-RARE AND CURIOUS FISH,
A LEARNED SEAL, LIVING SERPENTS,
THREE-HORNED BULL. TWO kYL-GHAuS,
GEOLOGICAL CONCHOL00ICAL and NUMlSMATIS
COLLECTIONS, SPECIMENS Of NATURAL
HISTORY. WAX STAIUARY, PAINT
INGS, HISTORICAL RELICS, ETC.
Admission. % cent. Children under ten, 10 centA
MONDAY 2lst be produced UNCLE TOMS CABIN, with
Mrs. @. C. HOWARD as the original TOPSY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24
wind Conservatlsm .Ieans.
.Rtom q Raltimore .Amertean.

The Unionists of West Virginia seem
to know the true definition of "Conser-
vatism," a word that is in the mouth of
many persons at this time. Alta Union
meeting at Grafton, few days since,
one OF the speakers, ]. II. Gather, Esq,
is made mp of rebels, rebel sympathi-
zers, copperheads, bushwhackers cut
throats and horse thieves. And shese
are the men who now claim to be the
true Union men of the country; who
clamor for Office and power, after spend-
ing four years in trying TO destroy the
Union and ruin the country. D shameI I
Why does not the devil return to Hea-
ven and claim all his former rights and
privileges, without repentance He
spoke of the want OF repentance on the
part Of rebels, and said that until they
give evidence ofrepentsnce they should
not be restored to political privileges
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-24

Editors Intelligeneer
At meeting of the voters of Eagle
Township, in Harrison county, held at
the Baptist meeting house on Jones'
Run, April II, 1856, on motion, John w.
Borgess. was called to the Chair, VIM.
Harbert was chosen Secretary, and
VIM. n. Swiger, assistant Secretary.
The following gentlemen were nomi-
mated as candidates for the respective
offices, to be filed at our ensuing town
ship election: For Supervisor, Captain
Jas. w. Moffatt; for Clerk, Vim. Har-
bert; for inspectors of Election, ID. E.
Rogers and Thos. II. Bowman; for
Treasurer, NJ. G. Boggess; for School
Comm tssioner, John r. Robinson; for
Overseer of the Poor, John Chalfen; for
Surveyor of Roads, District No. l, Jas.
Hawker; District No. 2, NJ. b. Bartlett;
District No. 3, E. Durham.
VIM. Il. Swiger presented the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That we recommend to the loyal
voters of Harrison county Geo. NJ. Eletcher
as suitable person for county superintend-
ent OF free schools.
Calls being made for Major Lot Bow
en-, that gentleman responded in a
pointed and stirring address.
The following resolution presented
by VIM. ii. Swiger, was adopted:
Resolued, That this meeting is in favor of
the proposed amendment TO Lne constitution
Of this State.
John w. NIittong offered the follow
ing which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we endorse the Union mem
bers of Congress who voted for the passage
OF the Civil Rights Bill, Notwithstanding the
veto OF the President.
ReSoIUed, That the Union members OF Con-
greSs who have battled nobly for freedom
and opposed the admfttance OF the Southern
members of Congress without any guarnn-
tees Notwithstanding threats, vetoeS and ILL
timed WAShin ston's birthday speeches, meet
our hearty appreciation.
ResolUeI, That we deplore the action of
President johnson in his expressed sympathy
letter to the Postmaster OF Hartford. which
nearly resulted in the defeat Of The brave and
distinguished Gen. HaWley, late OF the Union
army, for Governor.
ResoIred That we endorse the action Of
MeSsrs. Golf and Fleming, of the Legislature,
in their Scathing rebukeS to 0lI measures that
would tend TO bring the rebel copperheads OF
the State into power. Well may the Union
men eXcIaIm, "Well done thou good and
faithful servants"
Resolved That we respectfully request Mr..
Hubbard, our representative In Congress, to
Introduce a bill, or vote for all measures that
may tend 10 an equalization OF bounty, ln1uS-
tIce to our brave soldiers of 1861 and 1852
ReSOlued, That no candidates for ontce
State or locAl) will receive our support, un-
less they stand on the platform OF the Union
Republican party, which means no coHpTo-
11liSe 10 traitors, aud jLStice TO all men.
I9esolUed, That the ClarkSburg Telegraph,
publish the above resolutions and proceed
ingS OF this meeting.
/ WIN. HABERT, Secretary.