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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08

COTTON IS KNa.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury, Mr.. McCulloch, in
his Fort Wayne speech, spoke of
redundancy of the currency and of q
possibility that eve should wake up
some fine morning and find our pro
perty worth apparently good deal
less than at present" This speech
was delivered nearly seven months
ago, yet what is the prospect to-day
OF the waking mp" which the Secre-
tary anticipated? The fact is, Mr..
McCulloch did not comprehend the
resources of the country. and espe-
cially the immense value of the cot
ton of the South. The country has
been wonderfully prosperous, and is
so to-day, in spite of the most tre-
menduous and exhausting war the
world ever witnessed; and why? Our
Liabilities abroad have been prompt
ly met, our securities have gone up
in the markets of the world, the cur
rency has been falling all the time
toward q specie level, commerce
{ and trade have been most active,
and the Treasury has been filed
to surplus; and why? Mr.. Nc
Culloch and those financial and
banking theorists, who predicted
revlllsion and all sorts of disasters,
did not take into account the cotton
OF the South, product which, within
a year, has proved OF more value than
five or six years crop of the precious
metals from California and the other
States and Territories of the Pacific
slope. They seemed to have lost
sight of the product which is worth
more than all the mines of the world.
1t only shows how short-sighted and
superficial the public men of our
country are on such questions. Where
would our credit have been-what
would have been the depreciation of
our currency, and how empty would
have been the Golfers of the Treasury
but for the three Or four hundred
millions of dollars worth of cotton
that has come out Of the South since
the war closed? So far from a revul-
sion, we are still on the high tide of
prosperity, and are beautifully ap-
preaching a specie basis Nothing
can check this career of prosperity
but insane Legislation in Congress,
that may stop the industry OF the
South. If that valuable section of
the country be soon restored, and its
II mediate resources developed as a
n tural consequence, we need not
fear any waking up" as to the value
of. of.property or financial revulsion.
Ne,c York KeroM.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08

There are only two States in the
the Union where the ncgro.is allowed
tovote without property qualification.
They are Vermont and New Hamp-
shire, the former of which has eighty
negro voters and the latter one hun
dred and ninety.
A Louisville letter says the Episco-
pal Church at the South exhibits life
ahl vigor not dreamed of ten years
ago.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08
From Washington n.

WASHINGTON, May GA negotiation of
considerable magnitude has just been con
cluded with the Mexican Minister here,
which involves the cession to certain lead
ing American capitalists nearly the entire
peninsula OF Lower California
The failure Of the Merchants National
Bank Of this city, which took place on
Friday, has caused considerable excite
ment. Several of our citizens are heavy
losers. The Government is also loser to
the amount Of 5000, ZOO.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08
WAR DEPARTMENT.


ADJUTANT-G GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, April 90. 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 25.
Orders Relating to Grdces Of U. S. Soldiers
ALL persons engaged in the cultiva-
L. ton Of land, who may have the graves
of United States soldiers located upon
their lands, are hereby forbidden to mutt
late or obliterate the traces Of such graves,
by ploughing or otherwise, or to disturb
the head-boards, stakes or fences around
them.
II. All officers on duty as Provost Mar
shals, Post Commanders or otherwise
connected with the military service, are
instructed to send information of the 10
cality and condition of such graves, and of
any breach Of this order. to the Quarter
MASTER General
BY order Of the Secretary OF Wafe
E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant-General
OFFICIAL: 0. II. HART, Brevet Brig. Gen.
and Asst Adj't Gen. May IS
aB- Orangeburg Times, Camden Jour
nal, Sumter Wdtchmam and Columbia
Carolinian will copy once and forward bills.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08

MORE FoRGER1Es. s.-Wal street has
been afforded another sensation in
the announcement that n broker,
having an Office in Exchange place,
had committed "a series of forgerics,
amounting to several hundred thou
sand dollars, and that he had left New
York in the Persia. which sailed on
the ID.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08
ConsiEnecs per Steamboat from
Charlcston-Nny T. lSGG

y. l.. solomon, 800 bushels corn, 3 hhds.
bacon, 100 sacks salt: J. II. Davins, / box:
n. l.. DeFarr, 20 cases, 3 hhds, boxes;
Maj. Thos. Davis, lo5 bags guano, mill,
cases
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08
Te1e& &rAph.
by.
few York Market

New foRx, May Cotton dull to-day,
with sales Of 1000 bales, at 346l35 cents.
Gold 2ss.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08
Sarsaparilla & Soda Water.

0o01 ooO Pcg1 11XcI % 0OWcC w d C6Ts
YNHE undersigned has made arrange
i ments to keep on hand supply of the
mer. Families will be supplied at SO a
dozen. T, NJ. POLLOCK.
May 'Rear House" Restaurant.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08
Blacksmith and Wheelwright Shop
McG lNNESS II
sNS-> HEARN, Assem- sEEExz
Ably street, West of ANkH
.the State Honse EHSS2uS$txxr,

Ably street, ssSn5 Vest Of HzH
-AAthe State House, EaszGeszza&s
are prepared to execute all business in
their line with unusual care and skill With
many years experience i'll their business,
they can confidently assure the commu
nifty that HORSE and MULE E-SHOEING
VIII be done in the best manner. In the
repairing of Carriages, Buggics and Wa
eons, the best VIC men have been en-.
ged, and the work will be done in the
most approved and workmanliko manner,
on reasonable terms.
MCGUINNESS Il HEARN.
n. B.-The senior partner has had seve-
raj years experience on Long Island, N.
y, among the best horses and horsemen,
and the treatment of tho various diseases
of horses, which he will gratuitously give
to his patrons and friends Nav g lmo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08

The smallpox prevails at Edge
field Court House
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08

ARRIVAL OF Mrs JEFFERSON DAVIS
AT FORTRESS MONROE. Norfolk
piryinian, of yesterday, thus notices
the arrival of Mrs. Davis at the pri-
son house Of her distinguished hus-
band, whom she has not been permit
ted to see for nearly year:
On her arrival she went to the
Hygeir Hotel. After eating break
fast she was called upon by Major
Muhlenburg, of the Fifth United
States artillery, and subsequently by
Lieutenant Fessenden, of the same
regiment, and an aid on General
Miles staff, who conveyed to her a
message from the General, and escort
ed her into the Fortress.
What transpired after Mrs. Davis
entered the Fortress is, of course,
unknown just at present.
Immediately on receiving the
gratifying intelligence of the permis-
sion allowed her by President John
son to visit her husband confined
here, Mrs. Davis commenced getting
ready for her journey, and left Mon
treal, where she has been stopping
for several weeks past, on Monday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock. She made no
stoppage on the way, but came
through direct, and made very quick
travelling time.
The conditions of her visit and the
privilege which will be extended to
her during its continuance, are sub
jects of continual speculation Should
she remain here any length ofstime,
she will probably make her home at
the residence of DR. Cooper, post
surgeon, near the Fortress.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08

In North Carolina the demand for
labor still exceeds the supply, not
withstanding the fact that there
are thousand of negroes in the State
who are idle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10


- 4LLEEns-A 1RErD mined
8ai1iqn esaillll;Is- VEus aihdt E'l..;iI a
3eE1Et1Ig - KS 1EELluFR EfrIlIIg. ~ -
gta1r 1q.llu1 ma nHn.aa Adeisrp
A1el1s. - l3lalEs fhrf 1sal -iJgn ll16
80 llll-s ~. = ls,III-lis q mani
- 10y 11zr1tnE = Asillz8 rIr5
Alrel1- A11lIll-E had -.IiIIs i7fcsI-n - -
y - ~ > Pine n llllr.s. IlliiIl-1
Ee1i1illll.ll 46lt1rt1 hiUl anl7 f7uTD-5
4ll1 va hEgllldlII, tlsa - ~
ho11A- 80 ltle1llrHa - - -
Ell1- L. l1Elta tiI slIiI 7lr1a7l1S
nO0 Ollig1 In q G-sa IN. - 49,
Alda a El and Ell1ES lirIl 800 -
rlpl1-l1 agptlIsli INA. ~ li57ii,
elA1 Il1rllGs SlaEt - flll1cldl3 - p
Ell End be UFGutad Dsll' - -
la.lllIE l7llllt up siliIE sd "a - =
NclVlr nd aaul8 61lIn ulni1 ma me-
- tie dining liolIIl ~ -
- slla1Us. - ClETEa1 1l1li Er-
~ 4llullls 7llllsd tlIIt aia -
yliFEtl l.l 11ll kll n h Ells
- th8Els. - IN 49, - -
- - 50. IA NFEluole1 lIz1n Illal
; lliElgs - llbalt
Unl IN EllE lIiIl y -, u
11Ies,lllsg rl.-g -llall lili.
~, - TIN IA . N q =
-llrell. b - lllEl., 40 lIls - - -
- = - - 60 .li.1It md save
zEll u - IL 1Ili1lTlI1r
an - II .1ilt1I1L - l-lf ~
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- l'Lllllir - -el1l "a
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lisl ~ 7l.s.7 iIlilIIl.ull =
49, ele1 \ 1 SO
-il11A 4 ~ lli11
Dl-ls GlIl lI -. ~ 49,.
-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

Az 1NHCNlAx AcI.-SEzuna4y ansr-
uoc0, abUuf nDe O'Clock Rsa,aScR Ru--
ktT1 WGs making q FiEiif . hssr EiF1ssyls,
1b11t t6fse miles trnn Ens 1afE IN M,
ElHEspdHld Railroad She WrRs 1nHa IN
1he Iolln By q parry q lEss a lgpgn N
1uEnhe-s WIN Dragged hHr through 4
9El1 - y 1lg hsluse and uurrausld allr
FllEsln N . mbE1 5nkumHu TnfruI,E5I-
1s1rtng hir dress and sErnlrihinr. heF
Ga1 IN q 1aDueT. 1oB hn1r5tlE \ T5Er,-
1iu1- EsiEhf TierslsIns were .EiE.ras1F1l 49,
1e9dag- I've q Whum She idEu1i1fl,1
EnEoHd SNuno eFhfsa1l, IL, InlgrlslllyIs
Gady, ian Old aDquniutanna N fhs
E1ljre Cou11, CaHI1ss HHglnnzaF. Ed
F1la AyEEs ana Patsy BhnnHn. Indrs
asoo1 OulltEIlt7e1 than m EiEle faF Ii
..lEt esEzn ad1he C5rcuit oOurz, winch
mesa IN August nHxL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

Oh nezehHa-s. manufacturers and
h1Ednesss msn general e, were vel 1es-,-
ziasentes9 q -,lchaoEsT yesterday afatsr-
noon, Al 1he 2=s1 dEyEEh1 zaeeizzE q
LIE Chamber o. Conner The El-a-
gimme 81 operations Is scarcely under
and Insn we stall have 3 cry 5E,sflru-
Ton 10 L. srcra Of. Ne AuFE far zbs
Eve.is<s Interest II 1hs regular NEST
angs OF ahe ChEmhe- 1.n z.hs FIArz Of Cur
has-Dess E1en- Il cEa, N lime. Be made
= place Of great c1nvsn5sncz ana EtlIi-
- 70 ths e5rg. Il promotes the rzChf
eort 81 relations beiusen 81 caRsssS Ct
b1yfss and sells-s- and 5enas - hevan-
fHge every nan Il guiut q hsazer 55eRs
8bo1t BIS oWz and ere-v ozbs- h-roeh
q huslnaEs
Tie NeE Yak mErkssi rsaar1s So
-eR5 ~ telegraph A. he ClsE7bs-. and
Val sps only pasted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

Tn Sssub5av1lie Herald s1rs= Rev
AIhs-7 N L1uz, fl- a 2zzls,sr u y-s.arS
past engaged n 1hE A1sslca 6slS q
Bulgaria, INDIA, 1D5sE 1be charge a
Ehe Methodist Episcopal Chu-gih, has
RETURNED hoDa, E0d Is ooW = Pins
bzEEh o1 Tlszt - Is Trends NJ
4tong Sss- s'esa ahssnf for 1an wears.
during i1e 9IEsd 1o1r years q Which be
has Lived IN DcaS1Eu1lDopse &c r.
E1-DS . his c5ulis-y for l5s rurEs1ss q
experimenting lhe zsual5cE15on. II la3s
Bulgarian language u Ihs Billie ans
ssTerA4 religious Books q which he Is
thE ErAaSlzior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

LAUGaLINSs
.OLDHOME BITTERS
W5n rr-s I,yry,ssrsiL IilwEy8-
A1l cure 4FEGIspsiB ntwEyB-
VII nure DyFpeIsiB always.
Gl1 Home Eiillz-S
ll6 Enms EsiI7 an
G11 EzOLls 8iE7ars
M1l curE 1n6EeEllun Run NRussE
A1l cE1Te 1ncl FsastiCII iEud NEIusaR
VII icIlze indigestion E,1d SIEraaB-
Clln Home &3iElszrS
Ql6 50ms B111aH
Llid SuDE Eif7fEk
AaEEulR1Ess ahE STumRCh
AarulHIAE IhE Stomach
afsgnlEtes 1he siamRCh-
lls aune tsttfrS
0ld Hn1ne RirleB
Ol6 E1InR EsiE1erk
Suz8 taEI4hI1rn ana asAdRrhe
Sure2 heartburn Rnh a4AaAuhe
Gules 5e1FtITrD END aRRdRchA-
81 Old EEInR EsirlaER
0ld aOms BiGIsn
0Il6 Hmne Rirlzrs
Is Indispensable 70 every TruVtllssr NJ Il Il
nnce I1EtVt5uTE dtEzinFss and sea sirEness ENC
= 8 ce5tAtn IIregtsIiriye Of the eTH afis,.tE Of
ooIliisaIlt tillEEnEE u Wzfgttzr
Old 8ume BisiaFR.
A9ld dBme Htf1fEFs
AdlHunR BffRrS
The taFsHz summer Eteuei5r
The EznaE1 Summer fsEInAfsy
4sle 43TsaI i9IIuInar EslHnRer
70 give tone 70 the stomach
10 StTgnRfhan 1he Feshls
To give 8 good -A3IPeLftA
To 1uv1gnrHIe ThE Invalid
Gld Some f3frIssrS
OLD 5uIns BiIIsS
9ld Home BitIsH
0ld Home Bir1eEs
VII uuTe IlFsTapstR
Hil cure Y GAINES
VII itIne Debility
WIN aure Heartburn
Prepared Dn3y hy
LADGHI1lSS a RT5sHFIFIm.
sl1ia nF AAeillsTS every EChe1e, ju2g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

HoLEcE CouEI.-Buxinsss n his
C.o'uT1 EssaerdAr MAS -EiArer hzsSzk- The
1ola5Ulog ezses were disposed d n tie
forsBou1.
EaiEshssth Archie for qrokasru1Son.
Ees anea Ssill0o md ss2I 70 5aa sar
ahzEIy DAYS.
JANIS QuErT5ar having fred a Fisaal
"a rhs sIh a , ny. 5oadsd UrSlh a ban
~ q uaarik, EllicA ao5E,aa n - saoaAs,s
q a I.ullsesr BY, vTas dnsd s. EZsa casas.
C1lh1Taae PS4ie. broaght up Ear us5nr
Aeu41re 9angoage, vas DISCHARGED
james Barley having bssn charged
VIII driving his heEse Al q dAncer5Rs
zass. VFEs DISCHARGED. alse eseisf IS d. 7IIIIi5
~ The oomE aihi1aEz-
IA TIE G1teFDou1 Ihe Eshast.h EuPlSfsz
EHEse cHl,e Nrss 1z5ad. uElliaA VA 6s5ouaa
N EDuahsr lr1icle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

RUGEAE@ Ao-se belonging -
DHr55 DoaAsd rz2 q q AEz<kSl s'S-sss
yesie-5Ey So1e2oaa- S1IEnE ACEzns5
TIE market kozse, AID 5u5oFxuE him
Ss1 "A saeA 4 @E1Da- - Is -ez6sr ks-
0sslesS &c Was Saos veStsrdEr HFfz--
2ooa - PzI Nm oz1 q lis zl1ssss-r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

SNAsz DE-A bose zzlAzhs5 - 4
snail wagon and driven Sly Al en-
Is3cy-e g Jchn E2E1i- -na 81 81 Makes
S5uA-s yesterday Afls-oo12- TIE
rE-Go U-zs soE5s5 VIII lI51s. ore G.
TIE UAsssls ss-3ck a Garner q TIE a1H--
Ess1 5o3ss AID slaAshs5 ne wagon aid
11-eW L2e driver ou1 q Il5s FlkFsZAuI.
No fG-lss- dE2Rrs was done
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

Ar1EcR-A party & voznS mn
uasn Eesle-5zy z11s-aooa ven 5o9n
ths -ITz- o. 4 p3aEars zz2 II 4
s1A- canoe R5s2 they reached 1hs
pa-1i Ct TIE 4slAa6 tSsy 4ssrs SIiacksd
ey 3 parry q rolckS v no 1aEsW s1oosS
1H1o as oasi- and lzj1-s5 IWs q ISe
pE-IY. 0us Ct which WIS 80 bn61E IL
5z-ss Es - he cala3sS . Ajs bsz-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

EEE SUSsED. 7-Ys HAsr-
uooE E1sn made his aZIpsETApcs OF
I1Ss wharf considerably the worse 81
9or ElzislZy, va q 9sHCe cash cut cvss-
his tre and his fscs Otherwise cut md
bruised up Be gave hIs nArns as
Jones, ana said be CINE from RoEni
fltltsAoI- he saaled IhE1 be received
his m u-iss On Union SEres1, kJrf WIS TOO
1aoohe-e1s - give E1F FsE-5ca1Ez.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

Tn Sup-sDs Co1-1 q 4;sqsszLs Of
Wes1 f.-ElulA WI o3nve2S II zhs
O5zT1 Eoass n ms e51r- Thlrs5Ay
RG-ZinE a . o-clo5k-
We Ss5 & can IRON s " EAl- ESQ
1Asi eTs1lzE. No1sS q 1bs judges
have TsI A--gvs.5= z9or hHs ne Essaa-Is-.
= n 6EEEuS- Esq, -egsa-1s5 Anss-E
Ep - Tie present ITzz1z1E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

VIZ dires1 Az7ez1s5oa 70 The aavsI1iss-
Esaent o o W 7 rEzEhsln, b9nor msr-
cham, n anolher column. M. p. hEs
= large stock Of pare hrAn6iss and
vines which be neSonmenas 70 HE
espa1E4 af4so1iaa 81 Eshysiu5aus f1r
nHascaual Purposes FroEn h5s rapurR-
mn Is a hoDo1Akls business MAJ re
-sc5mmsnd h1m 70 an wishing s7zE-
Azzg Al his Inc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

EETZz TE1EEESs--A coDpls Of oan
elatsTsS NJ RFe2EFy's salo1o7 on Market
sl-ftssi Yesterday R41EDoan- E16 called
3ar a cElnk- 8f1Ef emSGyznE 1hs TIM
t1s-S tbFy sfo1k them under Tbsar eahls
M y ely saw Tie InmSAers disappear,
9SPeTH[. aod- cnGchi1g Ibem 6F the
o2pe q tbe neckr be IhreE than on
1n1o The street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

We learn lhs1 Ibe Cameron Az1a1sz-
4i-1znH15c Association bKFInc hssE r.
quests5 5y many 81 iSE= e5zzsas. WI
give Al sLkitaf51n n Washington EEIl
Ehoui the 90 zust-- In lbs benefit OF
lhf new church II The village d Cam
eroa- The Entertainment = sad 70 he
me ana Ne do7bt ncf gG5le crowd
Esll BE 81 hand rs us cit5sCa Is a EFcr-
Thy one The precise d4Ie q dbs ex-
3ia1I5n WI Dc s1nodnna5 bersA s1tr.
Az sxcellsui band WI he u s1ts1dznuz.
The pieces 70 hs gSsrf5irmsd are EaHral
rs T7ssll Is Az using.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

,-y esA1.utte.ofss1 itsEesf9oF azzsssi
aeTsa e'oEt1, eaglgs3 IN zAA RssEusszm
Crying 1Gs5Dsss . kngr 1bGI i.A So
s'tssals q TIE EEeEScFy has reea-f5y d.
coed G1taE uarefal e1Gs5deRai5an- 6ass5
EPon reSOEEs q pe1czlsAl cAs15SlS, hat
eT13e EseGIoAs9n- uanhEha. f1euEi1s and
0e1zaae eseGas iia.iE the rl1grSs7ur q TIE
III and sGh seeE51us q he SieaDkoE7
Act 81 August sd 7Ssz. AID shoal5 Be
esRSss1 - explosive HEl3s7 MS
co0G ASIA having bsea gezehea. t.
Ss,ese1lLEE sssoed . ss-rz1Er n -AEl-SSi snsa
- co4eczors- 2o,sA2 zaSps5so-s q saelazns-
hoE7s &z6 o3cs-s q c1szo1nS n rhseA
- stsses thA1 10 vessel zf1er 1lse % q
Nay ss-oElells5 n ur1aaae q IN Elz.ys ~
sie4sa. AID cE-gySnG passenCa.s, vi u
Esa--l-f1so . t-kasEscE4 szf5sr Il tie
A-Eacses shsTe D2z1s1 Ursfaao1l oAaais-ss1r
4 sE'ssssai 6usnse IhsTejcT. n Is REQUIRED
tF Tie sth clause q tie 81 secgSoz
f q TIE Asl referred 20. Heavy rssos ne;
A-e Ss1aehsa 70 q El1anESau q us EEr
Gz1a Z Nj Sse vel for t5ass engaged Il
a. SEA oo8f blasioess - EsTezz Isan-
selves 4ScaE1snEay- We hRve sssa 1
secasut 4sz1AT zroD SscreeaIF AsC1locA
"a tAlS E1tgeca- - tie saa4nh,aH1 In
szssea1-S R11Ais per- Ness A-uSsroaE
eoo 1c12E- - Which hs -s-42-cs he
ascaSlou fo1n3 n Is GzcE1G- q
April "a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-10

Tn fireman aAnass Hsztzez- Eho vas
sz51red 4aSf weak - ne 9 q 2 h q
his ue1z-2 &oz ZE3eSvLls- S5AS yes1ec-
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