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READ AMI. RBPLECT,-"I have tested
the Wheeler q Wilsonzand singer. 1
give the Grover. q Baker the preference
over all others; it Is easier managed,
the stitch Is durable: have made gar
ments onthe Grover d Baker Machine
and had the garments worn out without
rfppinR at all; II Will do a greater range
ofwork; loan make an ordinary intel
Iigent girl quite good operator In
about a week, and on other machlnes
do not think they would understand as
well in three weeks. eStfiHoIly. of
AIRS. Julia O1nty, 500 C1ndL Street, Nea0
York, before Ae sCoHlHaisstOner of IA
tents. 80. t.sfssj. s.4ss b.
These celebrated machines are sold
at oxtoby q Duftield's jewelry store,
lO3 Main street. Fall stock of machines,
watches, clocks, jewelEy and specta-
cles Just received. ~ 3. ~
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b.
BEETHOVEN SOoIETY.-The Beetho-
ven Society, whichnhas for the last six
months, been meeting at Union
Hall. has concluded to return to
its old room, In Hornbrookis Block,
which, although more expensive Is
better suited TO the purposes of the So
ciety. As the regular Tuesday even
iugrehearsals have been somewhat In
teffered with of late, by festivals and
concerts, which seem to havea partiali-
ty for Tuesday night, and which draw
largely on The time and services OF the
members Of the Beethovens. 1t has been
determined TO have n meeting ON this
and succeedIDg Friday evenings. The
Association is now rehearsing Hay-
denis Creation and making fair
progress towards Its mastery, but has
not voices enough to render the cho-
fuses with proper effect. 1t Is some-
what strange that n city MS large as
Wheeling and containing as many per-
sons OF musical taste and ability, 1t Is
30 iIfRcult to excite and maintain In
tsrest In society whose objects are so
worthy, and whose meetings are so en-
tertaInipg as those of the Beethoven.
weunderstand that the Society would
gladly welcome rs members all who
are rnusieaiiy inclined, and would be
pleased TO see It's other friends at any Of
It's meetings on Tuesday and Friday
evenings, at the Beethoven Room in
Hornbrook's Block.
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POLICE CoURT.-Business was pretty
fair at this institution yesterday morn
ing. The small row 10 which we re-
ferrsd In yesterday mornings paper
brought forth Its legitimate fruit in
furnishing two cases for the considera-
ton OF Judge Good. His Honor is de-
termined to put stop to such proceed
ings in our city II there is power in the
law TO do It, and every lover of good
order and peace will sustain him In the
effort.
The following cases were disposed OF.
d. o'o. QulnIan, the irresponsible"
was charged with disorderly conduct
and fined $40 and costs. David Robin
SON was mp on the same charge and
suffered 10 a like amount. John Sangs-
ton, for like offence, only not 70 the
same degree, was let on with n v and
costs. Cheap. Marshall Jackson was
charged with assaulting a German. but
under extsnuating circumstances. Il Is
said the Dntchman got into Mr.. Jack
sons wagon and drove on up street.
The horse was missed and some one
sent TO hnd him. Passing along, the
messenger saw the German driving in
the direction whence he started with
the horse and wagon, and on reaching
the starting point, informed Mr.. ]. that
he had caught his horse running away
up street. Knowing this to be untrue,
Mr.. Jackson struck the fellow slight
blow. and yesterday he was fined n
dollar and costs, ~
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RIVER NEws..-The Leni Leoti aud
Rapidan, No. 2, arrived from Pitts
burgh, early yesterday morning. The
former departed for Parkersburg at II
O'Clock, full of passengers and freight;
the latter departed for the Tennessee
river about 10 o'clock, with a fair trip.
The Express arrived from Parkers=
burg about 10 O'Clock. Captain An
shutz has concluded to lay her up to
keep company with the Rebecca. The
sallie ", did not arrive until u O'Clock,
and came. no higher up. than Eofrs
landing. She left for Parkersburg,
loaded to her utmost capacity, and with
a Barge fully laden. Capt. Patterson.
Of the Sallie W. says he will take
freight to all points between this and
GaIlipolis. The ALeclaire arrived from
Cincinnati with 100 tons of pig iron
100 tons for the LaBelle Mills and so
for ittsburgh. Capt. Saint will prob
ably load the Leclaire for Cincinnati.
This will be good opportunity for our
merchants to ship freight betweenith
point and that city. The Forest City
and James Rees arrived and departed
at their usuAl hours, The Charleston
departed for st. Louis last evening.
At dark there were 8 feet inches in
the channel, and falling.
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RED MKs's BA1.i4sThs cornstaik
Tribe of the Independent Order of Red
Men, of this city, are making prepara-
tions 10 have 4 grand ball and supper
on the 29th ofthis month, the proceeds
70 go towards strengthening their Order
and the "wampum belt" A vast
amount ofexpense Is being entered into
to make 1T an agreeable evening 70 their
..pale face" friends.
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A F1Rsr-RkrE Observation-Disclosures
cakes, mullins and biscuits, are in sea-
son now, and everybody wants them
light, crisp, and Wholesome. Use Lo-
gan, List e OBS Ee1cetsior Bdkrg1 Potg-
der, and your palate and stomach will
both respond, first rate Every fami-
ly, boarding house, hotel and merchant,
should have the Excelsior Baking POM
der. Read advertisement in another
column. =. IL. ~ Z so. - Z :.
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SIT Is wrrHour DOUBT THE BEST WE
HAVE EyRR UsED. $50 say sMessrs.
W. F. Goodwin & Co., proprietors OF the
MoLure House, in speaking OF Book
fng's UnriValled Baking Powder. II
you have not tried IL, do SO. Manufac-
tured by E. Booking and sold by gro
GERS generally. -. y 90.
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MASON g HAlI1N, VS., sALRxANDRe
oRGANs.-A publication recently made
would lead the public to believe no
medals tDere awarded at He Paris Expo
stti on TO manu- lecturers of Organs from
the United States. The agent for the
Mason & Hamlin Organ Tor this city,
has an official copy of the awards,
wherein IL appears h:ee SitUer' medals
mere awarded, and the official record
reads: b.
Mason ct Hamlins New York, Har-
moniums. l~el stgus- 80 ~
Mastel, Paris, Harmoniums.
Trayser ct Gle; Stuttgard, Harmoni-
ums.
In relation to Merklin, Schultz ct
Cie., and Alexandra receiving Gold
Medals, 1t should be borne in mtnd that
both parties manufacture Pipe Organs
and Harmoniums, and had the former
on exhibition, and for these were
awarded Gold Medals their Harmoni-
ums, or Reed Organs, not eveR being
mentioned. The official award reads:
i'H 1feddiLtes dor
Merklin, Sohultze ct cie., IXelles ct
Bruexelles Orgues. ~ - Y s 49,
Alexandra, pere ct fills, Paris oFgues.
So The attempt to ride into notice on
the back of Messrs. Alexandra, made
by certain Boston maker, Is a poor
one. Any one wishing TO compare a
Smith Organ with an Alexandre or
Mason 81 Hamlin, is req uested to call
at the Mason & Hamlin agency,
(Sheib's Music Storey where all three
inStrirme1ltS stand side By side, and will
be examined internally and externally,
and the defects, deficiencies and infe-
riority of the 'Smith" be made appa-
rent. No less than se6e'l Steto Smith Or
0d1as were exchanged with Mr.. Shetb
during thelast five months, for Mason
& Hamlin Organs, by parties who had
bought them here and elsewhere, tried
them, aud found them wanting.
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TuR weather continues remarkably
fiue, It could not be more favorable
for building operations, and 1t is being
improved TO the fullest extent. Never,
in the hIstoryof the city. have there
been so many improvements under
way, and We are told that preparations
are being made for continuing the work
on an equally extensive scale next
wear. 4sl
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FALL F.LUlRRR-As a.wagon.l load
ed with lumber was passing up Main
street yesterday forenoon, some portion
of the fastening arrangement gave
way, causing the load TO be dumped in
the street. a little dslay was OCCASION
cd: the driver reloaded itand went on
his way rejoicing.
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DO Nor forget the Lecture to bedelly-
cred this afternoon by the Hon. q. ID.
Hubbard, before the young ladies Of
the Wheeling Female Seminary. A rich
treat Is anticipated. This Is the open
ing lecture OF a series that will be de-
Iiyered during the winter. 3
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WHEELING SToGrEs.-It Is truly
wonderful the widespread nOtoriety
the famous stogy manufactured in our
city has attained. Yesterday We were
shown, by Mr.. Berkeley, an order from
Topeka, Kansas, calling for several
thousand, and saying the sale Of the
choice weed-In the Wheeling style OF
manufacturers Immense. Wheeling
men and stogfes can be found In almost
every town and hamlet in the United
States.
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WE have received from the publish
er, W. W. Whitney, Toledo. Ohio, a
sixteen page monthly publication. en-
titled Musical Guest. The number be-
fore US contains two pieces OF music,
with the following titles: 20, ask me
not, cannot sing" and "I would 1
were child again." The publication
is gotten up in good style, and will
contain interesting stories and miscel-
laneous reading matter One dollar
pays for a year. The music alone pub
lished in 1t would cost i've times that
amount.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-15

MATCH GAME OF BASE BALI.-The
return game of base ball between the
"Belmonts" of st. Clairsyille, and the
"Mears't Club of stelbenyfIle, came of
yesterday at sten6enville. The Mears
Club, said to be the best4in Northern
Ohio. came OF victOrs, the score stand7
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ADJouRNED.-The Grand Lodge OF
A.sF. & A. Mssons brought Its lAbors
to close yesterday morning Mt 1
O'Clock. The session was a very har-
monIous one and a great amount Of
work was DONE. - -.=a-.l
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SALK.-Yesterday the sale Of Che
land near Littleton was contaminated
In front OF the Court House. Mr.. w. F.
Peterson became the purchaser of the
whole tract, (6OOo acres) at 81 90 per
acre, which is said to be great bar
gain. We were told that for the guam
fity sold yesterday. hfy thousand dol
lars had ones been refused.
AT tho same time and place, some
thirty or forty lots in the town of Lit
tIeton were sold TO G. L. Cranmer, Esq.
for I'VE hundred dollars.
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FoR bargains 60 70 the new Boot and
shoe store, Monroe street, between
Main and Market.
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"S1xoLR-THREAD" VS.. DOUBLE
THREAD."-At the "Grand Trial of
sewing Machines" ut Island Park, the
contest being between '.siugle=Thread"
and mDouble-Thread" Machines, and
the latter claiming an "sdvantage'' De-
ean1e of Its using "tiro" threads instead
OF tone" the result was unanimous
'.DEOIsIoN" of the Judges" after n
'.protracted and severely contested
trial. that ''t6s advantage Is NOT on he
side ~ DOUBLE THREAD but on that
of q .srxsLE-THREAp.' as used by the
wilcox 81 Gibbs Machine."-See "Re'
port Of Grand Trial"
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oFFICERS:
GEO: K WHEAT, President.
JAMES MoCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
UHAs. WALLACE, State Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
DIREcroRs:-John e. Wilson, Jas. O. on,
John a. Armstrong, A. G. Quarter, Geo. X.
Wheat Samuel Harper, James McCluney,
Morgan l.. OFT, Geo. Adams ava. 4aI Z.
7REFERRECEE 8 Brady, CaSh1ef Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling List, Morrison q
Co, Wholesale GIocers, Wheeling: REyor,
Handlan & Co., Wholesale Grocerss Wheel
ing; Aiichael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan 4 Knox. Boot and
Shoe house, Wheeling McCabe Rraft q On,
DruRQdstS. wheeling; Geo. W. iFranEheIm a
Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors, Wheel
Ing; %inshiP, woods o e CO.. 8neeRn sNSsssS
wheeling; T. @. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling
Campbell, Frew q Co., Pubs. Intelligenceri
Wheeling: OFT, Son 4 Co Hardware, Wheel
ing; j. e. Sands, Cashier, First Nat. Bank,
FsimOnt; II. P. Camden. PrBst- Nat. Ex,
Bank, Weston, W. Va; Capt. John MoLure.
Jr., Wheeling, apf2
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HAT frames received yesterday at d.
A, Adler & Co.'S. Brown velvet ribbon,
80, In any quantity atlight prices. %
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THOSE wanting fine pictnres finished
by the superior artist at Partridge's,
for Christmas, shonld order them at
nnna.
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Book MISUNDERSTANDING through the
book binding establishment OF Messrs.
Mills, FrewES Co. a day or two since,
we were convinced by the large num-
Der of elegantly bound books weysaw
that there Is no necessity for sending
books away TO hRve them put up in the
very best style OF the art. They make
speciality of binding magazines, and
for durability and neatness, we have
never seen their work excelled any
where = y
They are also engaged largely in the
manufacture OF blank books, ruled to
any pattern. We saw fair cart load
in all stages of progress, and the same
excellence of material and workman
ship was visible in that department.
Very many of the county officers in this
state, and some in Ohio, supply them
selves from this establishment. Mr..
Mills gives his personal attention. TO
the business and understands it thor
onghly. When you, want a book bound
or a blank book made, call in or send
| vOur order.
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KENTUCKY STATE LoTTRRY.-The
only legHIized Drawings in the United
States The Grand Holiday Drawing
will take place December 3lst. $3.50. go
to be distributed. Capital prize $50, 600.
Communications strictly confidential.
Dirculars sent free, by addressing
-agl MURRAY, EDDY, & Co.
Nov11 18teod. CoUfn1ton, Ky.
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Franklin Insurance Company
,. or WHEELING. 49,.

CApAtAA8
! .a.,ae DIRECTORS:
TIL. Logan, T. P. ShallcrOss, J. 3. Rhodes
Geo. lendel, J, d. Hobbs, Saml. McClet
Ian, q. w. FTanEheim,- Jas. N. Vance, Alex
TTIHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four years, and In that unS
done successful business, d stu prepare6
to take risks at fair Tatec on Buildings OF ~
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
lIAhmentS, Furniture, Steam Boats ana CAr'
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This company Offers superior lndncemenL.
10 Farmers, whereby they can be insured or
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and commentator
or years ut reduced rates
This being q home institution, with the Lar.
Rest capital and surplus Of any company 10
In the State and composed OF SOME
ninety-f0ur stockholdeFSy most ofWhom are
among our nest business men, recommenol
itsalf 10 the favorable consideration OF tht
insuring public, and sollcits their patronage
Applications for insurance win be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Office @ Monroe street
MACARTHUR, Secretary.
4AMlI MCMILLAN President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
@, NJ. COEN, Special Agent Ocl0
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German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Incorporated May ID. 1851.



DIRECTORS.
Christian Hes, William KleYls, Benno
Hammer, John Oesteriing, John PfaEr, John
Roemer, Anton ReymAun, Philip SohuehIe'
nSSIs CoMPANY NOW FULLY ORGAN
lied. Is prepared 10 insure BuIIdiug2,
Furniture, Merchandise and other Personal
Property at favorable rates.
Losses after due Adjustment, VIII be
promptly paid. ss4fs' X
mediate attention nom the Secretary.
CompaDy's ONCE, room over Peoples
Bank, Main street.
H, A. KNAPP, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN OESSTERLING. President.
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH, Vice President.
ANTON REYMANN, Treasurer,
fH ItjfT1gn s% ss{ShSStEsa Surveyors
fun29-ly
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

ImmediatsIy cured and fnll vieorrestorei
This distressing affection, which RENDER
life miserable and marriage impossible, 4 tbe
penalty paid by the victims OF lmpFOneF m.
commit exeesses from not being aware 81 the
dreallful consequences that may en6ua. NOTI
who that Understands the subject win pre-
tend to deny that the power OF proeFeatiru q
l0Et sooner by these FALLING into tmpr0peT
habits than by the prudent Besides hefnR
deprived Of the pleasure OF healty ofispEinS,
both body and mind arise. The System ~
comes deranEed, the Pr yElcthl and Mental
Functions Weakened, Los OF ProcreatiYe
Power. Nervous Irrttahllity, Dyspepsia, Palpi.
tRtion Of the Heart, Ind gestton, Constftuti1n.
Al Debility, and Wasang OF the FTnme,
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THE due weather we are now having
brings life and a business appearance
on our Streets; Yesterday theirs was
a good business done in the dry goods
trade, and, 70 judge frem the hustle
and stir. others done equally well.
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MARRIAGE

Married PeFsons, or Young Men eontempt,
ting marriage, being aware OF PhySiefaI
weakness, Organic Debility, Deaminitiss,
speedily cured.
He who places himseIfnnder tklecare or m
]. may reflgfouSly conflde IN his honor 4 n
gentleman ard confidently rely upon hii
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DIR JOHNsON,

Memberof the Royal College or surRaons
London, Graduate ofone OF theInost eminent
College8ln the United States, and the RreafsF
part of whose LIE has been spent In the hOS.
plta1s Of London, Paris, PHILADELPHIA, and
elsewhere, has effected some Of the most a.
toniShlng cures that were ever known MANY
troubled with ringing In the head and Glfs
when asleep, great nervousness, being ALARMED
at sudden sounds, hashfulneas, with frequent
blnsh1ng, attended sometimes with daranRes
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YOUNG MIN

Especially, who have become the victims n,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deSfFaeiiva
habit which annually sweeps TO an unIImei9
grave thousands Of Young Men Of The mol
eXeaIlanE talents and Brilliant intellect NM
might otherwise have entraneed listeninS
Senators with the thunders Of Aloqnence a.
walked 70 estacy the living lyre, may cal
with full cotifidenCa,
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National Insurance Company

WHEELING, WEST VA.
900
omce, 20 Monroe St, next door to lst Ma.
uonal Bank.
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"a 3. Il. CALDWEEI'


THTELLIGEHCERJ JOB OFFICE,
No Is Quincy street.
CARDS ANpBmI HEADS. neatly printed.
MANUFAoTURERSIABELss
INSURANCE PoLIoTEs AND BLANKS.
DRAYTIcKEIsA AND BmLSoF EADINa
FaoeRAMnrHs .AnDPozrKRs n
oEsKcKs, NOTES, REoE1Pn.
SHOW BILLS for county Msrehants,
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TheDoctors DIPLOMA hangs IN his once
81 lINDORaFEErJT OF THE PRESS 3

The many Thousands cured at this estAb-
Iishment within the last twenty years and
the nufnef important surgical OpeIahona
performed by Or. Johnston, witnessed by thA
reporters OF The Sun and many other papers
notices Of which 1nvoIlppe1Had again and
aERin before the public 6eddeg his STANDING
as = gentleman OF character and nespecta,
hlltty Is q sufficient gunTI ntee 10 the Gfdlcted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY OUREI.
nhr6-Iys e -. sf1fri3ss aga
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7IH yUI1NE0IN us l3c1Nefeu me most
u Certain, speedy, and only Effsetual
Back or Limbs, Structures, Afecti6n on fhS
Kidneys and bladder, Involuntary DiSchar-
ges Impoteney. General Debility, NerVouS.
fusion OF Ideas, PalpIiation or fhe Hear
Ttmidity, Trembling, DIwuesR Of lGight a.
Giidfnens, Disease Of the Head fhroSf
Nose, or skin AnectIpns Of the liver. Irnos
Stomach, or BoBels-those TerTfhla DisoF-
ders arising from Solitary Habits on Youth-
secret and solitary PraCtiee8 more flt9l IN
their victims than the long OF SyTens 10 t6E
Mariner OF Ulysses, bliEhting their moS4
brilliant hopes or anttcl pations, reLderinG
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TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE

DEL. addresses an those who have lp,ur.,
themselves by improper indulgence and Boli.
uniting them for either busineas, study, so
c1ety or marriage, sJs
These are some or the sad and malaneholy
effects produced by early habits OF youth viz
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, PANS IN
the Head, Dimne8 OF Sight, Los Of MnscT-
Iaf Power, PRlpatRtion Of the Heart Dye
pepsta, NeIV0u6 IEH1EabilIty Derangament OF
the Digestive Functions, General Debility
Symptoms OF Consumption &C. ~ h-l
MKrfALLY.-The fearful effects on thu
mind are much 70 be dreaded. Los OF Mem.
CRY, Confusion OF Ideas, d epresEfon Of SpIfitA
Evil ForebodinEH, Aversion 10 Society, Sell
Distrust, Love Of Solitude, TimIdlty, del, are
some OF the evils produced.
Thousands OF persons Of an ages can now
Judge what Il the cause Of their declininE
pale, nervous and en1Adlated. having slnRu.
lar appearance about tho eYea, C0nRI and
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MfGtaI.
LOCK HOSPITAL
ssrABlIsHEDB, As 81 q, REFUeE FROM

TIE ONLY PLACE WIRE A cURR
!QAN BE 0BTAENED-
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Truth, that gem rarer than the finest.
diamond, far beyond the reach OF
Kings, lives alone in the great ex-
FOUNDER 81. N" The immortal phil
osopher stands, like Plymouth rock,
firm on this the great principle of his
nature. Go on 81. NJ" in this the
great work of truth and Justice. May
the veil be lifted and the light of
''truth" beam on all. -. l,.s-
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Capt. PeTeorf4e Wells:
sIR-Pursuant TO orders given to me
by Colonel Moses Shepherd, command
ant OF the 123d Regiment, Virginia MI
litla, you are to consider yourself under
an arrest, on the applicationi of Lieut..
Thomas Wells, of said regiment, and
you will conduct yourself agreeable TO
the articles of war in such cases! Here
with Is a copy of the charges and speci-
tications exhibited against you.
GRAVE CREEK. 2dAprf1, 1915.
Lieut.. Chi. Noses Shepherd.
SIR-I take the liberty to file the fol-
lowing charges against Capt. Peregrtne
Wells, of your regiment, and request
YOU will forthwith have him arrested.