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new York Dry Goods Market,
Nrom t1e lnaepenelene.

Trade continues very dull. Stocks
are accumulating a little, but there is
little change in prices. Prints are in
good assortment, but dark colors are
scarce. There is no pressure to sell.
Brown shirtings and sheetings havede-
clined a little, from 1c. to &C., and
bleached goods have also given way
to the same extent. Canton f1annels
are without demand and lower, though
the stock is small. Ticks are in good
supply and lower. Drills are inactive.
good supply and lower. Cotton stripes
and checks are very irregular. .Woolen
goods are equally dull. Delaiues of the
new spring supply arenot in market. A
sprfnkHng of goods is selling slowly.
Fancy cassimeres are without inquiry,
except for few silk mixtures of desi-
rable styles. There is some demand for
heavy goods. Prices are Irregular
Satins are dull and heavy. Flannels are
quiet, and prices lower. In foreign
goods also there is no activity although
the imports continue large. Silks are
almost the only exception. A good de-
mand obtains for desirable kinds,
whether black or colored. Low-priced
silks are most sought for, and sell
quickly on arrival. a steady consump-
ton prevails and insures a steady sup
ply. French and English dress goods
attract some attention. Organdies,
lawns, prints, gfnghams are in fair re-
quest and there is u moderate inquiry
for fancy goods for mems clothes. A
change in the spirit of the market is
looked for speedily, aad may come
very suddenly. The market is, how
er, well prepared, and can supply a
heavy demand.
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That nice girl lived, as ye HooSieis know
By the name OF Deborah Lees ~ -.---
Her sister was loved by Edgar Poe,
But Deborah by me.
Now I was green, and she was green,
AS summer squash might be,
And we loved as warmly as other folks,
and my Deborah Lee
With a love that the laSses OF Hoosierdon
Coveted her and me.
But somehow It happened long ago,
In the aguish west countree, ,.f .sin
That chill March morning gave the GhdEes
To my beautiful Deborah Lee;
And the grim stern doctor Course hIml came
And bore her away rom me-
The doctor and death, old partners arc they
hthe aguish countree.
The angels wanted her in heaven,
Out they never asked for mel
And that Is the reason, rather guess,
in the agulsh West countree, l5Ill
That the cold Marchwind and the doctor and
Took or my Deborah Leo stie.5li 3 y
My beautiful Deborah Lee -
From the warm sunshine and the opening
And bore her away from me.
Our love was as strong as sIx-horse team,
Or the love of folks older than we,
And possibly visor than wsi
But death, with the aid OF doctor and steam,
Was rather too many for me;
OF my sweet Deborah Lee,
And her form lies cold in the prairie mould,
silent and cold-ah, mel
The foot OF the hunter shall press her grave,
And the praIrie's sweetwild nowers,
In their odorous beauty around IL waYes
Through all the sunny hours
The still bright summer hourS:
And the birds shall sing in the tufted grass,
And the nectar-laden bee b
With his dreamy hum on his gauze wings
She wakes no more to me; 7rs
AhInever more TO mel
Tllough the wild birds sing and the wild
flowers spring,
She wakes no more to me.
Yet oft in the hush of the dim. still night,
Gliding N soft i to tony my bedside-a phantom of
light, ~
Dear, beautiful Deborah Lee -,
Adorable Deborah Lee
That angels should want her up In Heaven
Before they wanted me. ~ E-5
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Acute Pain Instantly Relieved.
THE LAME wALKi
THE BLIND sEEi
TILE DEAF HEARi
oUer Fifty thousand Operations IN
Fire Years.

DIR. DODGE'S practice is mostly disease of
chronic nature, and cases given up aS tncn-
although there have been men in lIages who
have had the same magnetic power over the
diseases OF the body and mind, tsome call II
the "Gift OF Healing, . yet few have posses
ed 1t to such an extent over nearly all diseases
and penonS. 1t IS Life and vitality passed
that Festores the lost orunequal circulation Of
the vital or nervous fluid. SO powerful Is
this influence that persons who have Tor
have been pronounced incurahle, and to
whom medicine has been administered with
no good;enect, have bean restored 70 health in
an almost incredibly short space OF time It
will not restore a lost member Of the body or
perform other imI disabilities, hut will always
relieve pain, from whatever cause. The prlc-
science, there Is nothing miraculous or super
| natural about it Its In harmony with all
other practice, not only acknowledge the
power, but receive the treatment for them
selves and families, as well as advise II 70
their patients DrsDodge does not profess 70
BY this treatment it takes buta few minu-
tes Orlnyeterate cases OF almost any curable
but few of the diseases require n second oPe-
ration, exdept DeafenesL Broken Bones, Dis
locations, bad Curyaturs Of spine. and sup
purattng TumoEs. Even these Will be much
benehted-aIWayB relieved rom pain and
sometimes fully cured. Diseases Innt are
are Weak EYES, DISCS Of the Brain, Veal.
SpEneS, TumoES, Failing OF the Womb All
kinds OF sexual Weakness, Internal Ulcers,
ST Wins Dance. Weakness OF the Limbs
/ DySpepdin, RheunAt AttsTn, Heryou1 OeDl1tys
Diabetes, Bronchitis, Diseased 1iVeESs k1a-
neys, Heart etc. etc. etc.
nrFor Testimonials see small bills.
prPaaents win pay In proportion oprop-
EMO charge win be made for second ope-
ration, when Il ts found neeezaEy.
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The rebel elJubai Early arrived in Vera
Crnz about fis. close Of December, ac-
companied by several rebel friends 1t
is understood that he will leave for the
city OF Mexico. He had dyed his hair
and beard black. He rode all the way
through the Southern States from his
place OF concealment in West VirginiR.
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FREE TRADE.-of two countries
which trade freely with each other, that
which sells the products of her own
manufacture, gains, becomes powerful,
and governs; while the other, which ex-
ports only agricultural products, loses,
suffers, and obeys. This law of econo-
my is universal and inexorable. The
craftsmanship of England has beenwise.
ly guided by it for over one hundred
years, and the prices of the commodi-
Ties of the world are fixed by England,
and the whole world paysdebts in Lon
don. In defiance ofthis law, the advo-
Gates of British Free Trade assigned to
outpost duty In the United States argue
to Americans that they will grow rich
by combining themselves to cultivating
the soil, and exchanging food in Eng
land for iron, cloth, steel and hardware.
The farmers in Illinois and Iowa who
sit ut fires made of corn, bitterly feel
that this is wicked lie. The establish
ment in their neighDorhood of even the
smallest factory, demonstrates that it is
lie.-New York Tribune.
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sHULTz & TRusCHELL,

P.s.-we would also inform our euStomers
and dealers generally, that prices In Candy
hGzs ssiSe efstl4sd; rs a call. janO
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NATTyE SANBURa PoRT WnB.-We
have mad occasion to test the merits OF
Speerss Samburg Port Wine lately In
one of those complaints for which il
is recommended, and are convinced
that it must eventually take the plnce
OF port and the adulterated stimuiants
prescribed heretofore in cases Of debflt-
ty.-PoTtIGHd AdpeTtiser.
Sold by T. H. Logan d Co., and Lo-
nan. List & Co., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, Wheeling. e,
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DISSOIUTION

UNHE coPARTNERsHIP EXISTING BE
il tween N. q. Leech and Thomas Hughes,
under The dTm name OF 1I. c. Leecl, wastifs.
solved on the 18th inst, by mutual consent.
Those having claims against the late dFIn
VIII present. the same for settlement and
those Indebted are requested 70 make ffnme-
dtate payment A collector VIII eau on those
whose accounts are due.
II. G.LEECH,
oc1%onb 4fzitili lilHzlir THOS. HUGHES.
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war I war h Is Not At An End.

W LIL = " " 4NV1
A TTHE NEW BooT& 40.
IN 5l55 Main Street, where nTst class goodA
nre TO be had at from 10 to 20 per cent cheaper
than any other establishment In this etsy-
COME ONE COME ALI TO JOHN II.
ROBINSON where you VIII lind \ wen Sc
lected stock OF Boots, SHOES ana GaiteiSs con-
Gents and lIisseS wear, kept eonstantly on
hand at No I58, Main street, room formerly
occupied by hfr. Jonn Bishop. Call and eX-
anime for yourselves and secure good bar
gains. Now ts the time 70 get your money
back, and az the same time Teplentsh your
sign ofthe Big Black Boot. nov23.
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D.
iTWE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD
They inHigorate, strengthen and give new
ne 70 the system. They work IKE magic,
and VIII cure all cases Of Dyspepsia, Debility.
intermittent Fever, Diarrhea, Scrofula, Gout,
Gravel, Jaundice, Nervous Affections. Liver
Complaint, Los of Appetite Heartburn.
Bilious Collc, Cholera Morbus, Fever and
Ague, RhenmattSm, Salt Rheum, sea-sick-
They Contain no Poisonous Drug.
PURELY YYBGErARLH.-Hubbel celebrated
Golden BitteES are composed Of Gentinn, CAL
ANUS Root Wild Cherry Bark, Anise, Orange
fraS Root, Sherry Wine, Buttefnut Bark, Car
away Seed, Yellow DoslE, Dandelion, &c.,-aIl
preserved In Jamaica Rum.
The Great Cure for All Diseases OF the
Stomach, Liver and BoWeIsi
The sick and suffering have always felt the
necessity for a safe and trustworthy medl-
cine, free nom calomel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nansea or pain, would 50
thoroughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as to enable them to per-
form their proper functions without n con-
tinuRl resort to medicinal aid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-27

"A clerk in the Baltimore Postofice
named Alonzo Hutchins has been ar
EestedT for robbfng the mails, by a spe-
cial agent. of the Postoffice Department,
Tfiis makes the second arrest in that
otdce within two months.
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Mr.. George Love, of Athens, Hnrrl-
son county, Ohio, has been expelled
from Church for voting for g. L. VAL
landigham, and being in favor OF Cop
perhead principles.
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Mrs. DOUGLAS NJ Wash
ington letter writer, alluding to the
marriage of Mrs. Douglas, says: Cos
sip has had her on the eve of marriage
several times to various persons, and
among them to Chief Justice Chase
One reason perhaps why the Chiet JUS
her, was on account of the difference in
religious belief, he being strict Fro
test and she strict Catholic. Her
beauty and brilliancy was not enticing
enough to change the religion OF Mr..
Chase, and the high position she wonld
have enjoyed by uniting herself to him
was not sufficient inducement to con-
vert her to Professionalism. So they, al
ter gossip had fixed the day of mar
riage, resolved not be "hesh Of one
flesh, and bone of one bone" For all
that, they are good friends, and they
are likely to remain SO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-27

ONE OF THE YExATIoNs oFsJoURNAL-
1sM.lThe st. Louis Republican, says !:
"If our readers are sometimes puzzled
by muddy expressions in the telegraph
reports, what must they think of the
mental agony of newspaper folks, who
are doomed to the task of deciphering
page eafter page of fmystified manuscript,
straining their eyes and perplexing their
brains, to make sense out oft To IL
lustrate the hieroglyphic character of
telegraph reporting, we give a. literal
transcription of a portion of long dis
patch which came into our office the
other night from the Associnted Press:
t1he says that necessity of providing
for payment of troops q pressing exig-
mems of dar required. all fuound fur
nished by treasy for that reason pay
nient or awards suspended Prest dlrec-
ton is Prest direction 1t is States re-
maines esunreyoked 81 necessity for use
ofall available funds for troops
for supplies still Continues accompan-
ing statement of asst adjt Genl Foster
shows that there have been fled with
Commissioners for NJ ID 1851 claims for
Compensation under act and that award
made upon 7s6 claims.n
TRANSLATION.
sefIe saws that the necessity of provid-
ing for the payment OF troops, and the
pressing exigencies OF the war, required
All the funds furnished by the treasury,
and for that reason the payments on
awards were suspended. The Presi-
dents direction, 1t is stated, remains
Ennrevoked, and the necessity for the
use of all available funds for the pay
ment of troops, and for supplies, still
continues.
stThe statement of Assistant AdJutant
General roster shows that there have
been filed with the Commissioners for
MARYLAND, 1861 claims for compensation
under rhe act, and that awards have
been made upon 7S6 claims"
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MY DEBORAH LEE.

Tfs dozen or so OF years ago,
Somewhere In the West countree,
That a nice girl lived, as ye HooSiem know
By the name of Deborah Lee -r7v --.--
Her sister was loved by Edgar Poe,
But Deborah by me,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-27
Thc LaWifor treason Trials.

.
There has been much argument to
show that JEFF. Davis can be tried for
treason wherever treason was commit
ted by the rebel armies, ofwhich he was
commander-in-chie The best legal
authorities do not sustain this opinion,
however, but say that whether the act
of treason consist in making war upon
the government or melting others to it,
the offender must be tried in the state
and district where his offence was COM
mitted, and not where others, melted by
him, committed other acts of treason.
In the Burr trial, Chief Justice Marshall
illustrated this point in manner di-
rectly applicable to Davis case =
SIT is conceived by the court to be pos
sible that person may be concerned
in a reasonable conspiracy, and yet be
legally, rs well as actually, absent while
some one act of treason is perpetrated.
If a rebellion should be SO extensive
as to spread through every State in, the
Union, it will scarcely be. contended
that every individual concerned in il is
legally present at every overt act COM
mftted in the course of that rebellion.
It would be very violent presumption
(indeed, too violent to be made without
cleaE Ruthority,) to presume that even
the chief of the rebel army was legally
present at every such overt act. If tho
main rebel army, with the chief at its
head, should be prosecuting war at one
extremity of our territory-say in New
Hampshire-ifth this chief should be there
captured and sent to the other eNtremi-
ty for the purpose of trial If his.indict-
nlent, instead of alleging an overt act
which was true, in point of fact, should
aIlege that he had assem- bled some small
party, which, in truth he had not seen !
and had levied war, by engaging in a
skirmish in Georgia, at a time when, in
reality, he was fighting battle in New
Hampshire ifsuch evidence would sup
port an Indictment by the fiction that
he was legally present, though really abb
sent, all would ask to what purpose are
those provisions in the constitution
which direct the place of trial, and or,
dain that the accused shall be informed
of the nature and cause of the accusa-
tionf 2 SO sIf a person levying
war in Kentucky may be said TO be con
structively present and assembled with
a party carrying on war in Virginia, al
a great distance from him, then he is
present ut every overt act anywhere he
may be tried in any State on the con-
tinent where any overt act has been
committed; he may be proved 70 be
guilty ofan overt act'laid in the indict-
ment in which he had no personal par:
ticipation, by proving that he advised
it or committed other acts"
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Landreth's Garden Seeds.

YTHE UNDERsIGNEDH HAVE MADE Ar
j rangements to have on hand 2 eosnpsssS pss
ply the Spring trade. We are also autnoflAe9
toreceiye orders nom Market Ga!dene5s @ Ano
furnish the bill direct nom Landretn q son.
All who may favor us with their patronage
may depend getting genuine aEfacie q. q
fhes nov er1s nriceSs Orders VIII be nueu- IN
rotafion ~ received Assdme OF the varieties
ara scaFce we would urge upon al the I'M
poFtnnee Of sending In their orders sar1y-
~ - : GQRREEE a Co.,
ocas Cor OF Market and Quincy Sts.
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Mfdira1.
N y B B n LIS
GOLDEN BITTERS
! PURELY VRGETARLE TONICfi
rNv1eoRArrNe ANp srRENarnEN1Ne

Fortytes ne System A0atnss The EUit
Efeeka of U,.,phoLesonse Water.
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For sale I'm an Parts OF tho world.

ngCentral Depot, American Express Build
ing, IS Hudson Street, New York. Manufnc-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Streets Hudson,
NY. -E GEO. O. HUBBEL & co.
. PIopTieroIs.
RistS, Wheeling Sole Agent for West VIr-
ginia; also, proprietors OF Rraft's Diarrhea
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, DIR. StahpS Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL.
dec23-6 3-6md&w
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A man in Pittsburgh, Pa, has made
day at the average price Of 80 cents a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-27

There are 2l6,955 pupils enrolled in
the public schools at New York, but
tho average daily attendance is only
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21

sF s1m1L1A sIm1L1BUs CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC,
FOR ~
PREVENTION AND CURE
OF ~ g
As1ATIO CHOLERA.

As the season advances and Dysentery, Cholera Nor
bus, attended with Fevers are becoming common,
PREVENTION for the As11ATIo CHOLERA is a necessi.
ty with every individual and every family.
In the last vtstation Of Cholera in this country, Dr.
HUMPHREYS spEOIFfO Was regarded, wherever the
pressureon his time alleged it to be introduced as the
surest PREVENTIVE and most eaeetaal CURE given to
the public. z=z
OF those who use the PREVENTIVE faithfully. only
about per cent attacked, and Of treated
the Mortality was less than four per cent
One-half ounce walls. .s1oo
Pocket cases. threethreeqaarter Walls, and book of
directions, complete e......................... 500
Family cases, three one.ounoe vials, and book,
complete. eoo
Sent by mail free on receipt OF price.
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THE BARNVVEl4L SEiN1'lN ELs on IN
rF7HE PUBLICATION OF THIS PAPER WHloH GsE.Ia. of.
FIOE was destroyed in February last BY the
amy las boun 3D.. 1t is the only paper and
in that large and poputous District, and to a."
business men possesses advantages seldom mot VIII
Terms tor advertisu 81 per square OF tWooe xs ne
'ese TOR insertion. Subscription 70 pap1 y p
tu''tAA' Hhd@ 'oes
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HOMEOPATHIC SYPHIL0IDS.

ANCHOR sYPHILoID cures Gonorrhoea, elect,
Old Urinary Complaints. $500
STAR SYPHILOID lease of three bottles and book,
cures recent Syphilis, Ohsnores, Buboes 500
Sent by mail on receipt of price,
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
Harsden's CdlisayG Tonic restores the system
to proper tone aud action. Try it.
>. 81. Frteman wishes the ladies to call and ex-
anime his stock of Neck Laces, Watch Guards,
&c. Jewery and Watches repaired ....
Leigh Brothers d Phelps will sell on Tuesday,
August 2Sth, valuable lot on corner ofCharlotte
and Church streets, with the double four story
brick building thereon. Sale on the premises at
IL o'clock. Immediately after the above sale,
the double frame tenements and lot on Charlotte
street. ~ .
FONDA sum of money has been found. Call
at this office.
Thomas 9. Tabb, Esq., has lost scrip for seven
teen shares City Scrip-and one for FIVE shares.
"That Letter. Bilups replies to it. 1t
relates to the interesting Cotton Gin subject,
which is susceptible of further elaboration.
james c. White, Mayor of Portsmouth, issues
an official paper of interest to his constituency.
Lost-A plain Gold Bracelet. The finder will
be rewarded by leaving it at the Day Book office.
1oal-coal. -Landing and for sale by Santos
& Brother.
The Eependitures of the Board of Health are in
another column. ees
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAYORS Office,
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug. IL, Is,

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug, H. 1865. !
TO The Citizens of the City:
We have daily evidence before us that there
exists in this city numerous class of persons OF
all sizes, colors, sexes, and descriptions, whose
only vocstion is to rob, pilfer and steal from the
industrious class OF the community. o
The limited police force, at present, under my
control (althoush ample foe ordinary occasions)
having large range to traverse throughout the
night, in orde' to accomplish their rounds through
the different beats of the city, is not expected to
be in close proximity to any building or dwelling
that may be entered and robbed.
The night thieves watch closely the movements
of the police, and being constantly in close com
munion with confederates, are thus enabled to
elude their vigilance, and penetrate any building
or dwelling they may choose to designate.
ask the cooperation of the citizens in this, that
they be particularly regardful to the fastenngs OF
their doors and windows before retiring at night,
Especially the back entrances to provide them
selves with the necessary means fdefense, and to
use such promptly and effectually when necessity
demands it.
l would also caution the heads of families, Ia
reference to the employment of strange and unre-
commended servants, to act in any capacity in
their family residences. Ny short experience, as
Mayor OF this city, enables to say that very
many such obtain positions, and remain Just long
enough to Learn the usage of the family, the geo
graphy of the house, and the whereabouts of the
valuables, ter which, framing some paltry ex-
cuse, abandon the employment. A few days after
you are likely to hear that robbery has been
committed. Comment is unnecessary.
et JAMES C. WHITE, Mayor.
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BOARD OF HEALrH.-The arrival Of troops
from Newport Barracks, KY, and an antici-
pated arrival of more having been announced
IS a rumor, it was ordered that the agent of
the Bay Line be informed that if hereafter,
any troops or passengers be introduced by the
company, from points where cholera prevails,
the boat must remain at Buoy No 7 till ex-
amined by the health officer, and that said
boat will be liable to twelve days quaran-
tine.
DR.. jackson was recommended as examin-
ing physician to instruct vessels in New York
bound to this port, in accordance with pre-
yiops resolution. The recommendation is a
most excellent one. The Doctor has been a
most active and energetic member of the
Board. and will discharge the duties of his
new position with energy and faithfulness.
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TlLTERs.-Our neighbor, across the street,
has INDUCED himself for some time past, in a
series of articles on '.Tilting Hoops alter
nately facetious or grave. This morning he
Is severe. We confess that our modesty has
never permitted us to make the studies which
our andacious contemporary INDUCES in; nor
can we, while opposed to the fashion, adopt
his conclusions as announced this morning.
We think a reconsideration of his strongly
put paragraph will result in an abandon
nent of the conclusion it contains.