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New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
s OF rEss; AND PENS IN SILVER nIrENsroN
Ihs Numses ndicate $40 only No being the smAIost
and No 10 the largest
Wi
MoBToS's SECOND QUALITY.

MOTIONS SECOND QUALITY.
WARRANTED
Tsse carats ne ana are superdr 10 any Merton
Pens made previous 20 the year 1850.
Every Pen 10 stamped "A. Morton, Second Quality"
and numbered.
The Points are warranted for six months except against
accident.
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver but arc not 40 heavy
those OF the First Quality.
PRICEs OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER ExTrH.sI0N
CASES WITH PENCILS.
No. 5Pen.. ..N 90. .withPeneil Case ....ta so
No. tPfE %. w.. .withPenen Case .....,3oo
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

THE MoRrON GOLD PEN IN HARTFORD
We are pleased TO learn that Mr.. Morton, the
maker of the famous Morton Gold Pens, has
now an agency for the sale of this splendid pen
in Hartford VIM. James Ilamersley is the
agent, No. 203 Main-st, from whom all pur-
chasers can be supplied; and dealers can pur-
chase of Mr.. Hamersley at the club rates of dis
count Mr. Mortons system of doing business
is his own. He has been driven into the
adoption of this system by the outrageous
frauds of many unprincpled persons who trade
on Morton's reputation, and sell spurious and
worthless pens purporting TO be his. To such
an extent has this swinde been carried, that Mr..
Morton has been compelled to announce that
in future his pens will only be sold at his own
establishment, No. % Maiden-lane, New-York,
and by his authorized and certified agents. Mr..
Hamersley is the only agent for these celebrated
pens. 80 far as we know, i'll this section of Con-
necticut.
The Morton pen needs no introduction to the
readers Of The Times. Thousands OF our read
ers already know its superiority, many OF them
from actual trial; but there are thousands more
who may have forgotten our former indorse-
ment of this splendid pen, as the best gold pen
ever made; and for their benefit we speak
again, to advise them of these facts: l. That
no other gold pen is so cheap, because no
other wears so well; 2 That no other is so
well made, because Morton, by long years of
patient and delicate experiment, and the use
of onsty and nice machinery used by him
alone, is able to insure uniform and genuine
excellence, both in material and finish, that is
quite unrivaled; and, (and most important),
That in the principle of their constructions
these pens are immensely superior to all Others
and stand by themselves alone. They approach :.
more nearly than any other gold pen, natur(
model in the old-faslIlouv,i goooo cpiiI p,,,
ing all the elasticity and smoothncst,1m md ,ndd
best quill, with more than ia "sprinS nliaa na
this "spring' and elasticity holds unhpaira
by constant use for years. Go to Ilmerslc!
and try one of Morton's "No. G'-tbr ls ger
orally his best pen-and see, reader. if, aiitIT
having selected one TO suit your hand. we y"
not tell yeu the truth when we said there 30 ,"'
no other pen like it.-lTimes, Hartford, t''ii'
April 30, 1867.
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"The Pen Is Migbaer than the Sword"
THE COLD PEN-BRT AND CHEAPEST OF PESa
M0RTON'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. Is MAiDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-apponted Agent at
the same prices.
Name or Trade park of any other; therefore,
where a1l Agency is established, the public, will
on on the Agent; Agent in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen must send to Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
IL ACCOMPANIED with the cash
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

SALE OF INTERESTING RELlCs.-Mrs. Judge Nhite
will SELL at the Catholic Fair TO the highest bidder the
following relics A piece of wood of Gen Washingtons
coffin in which his body Teposod 80 and ring over
100 years old made from piece OF the ferue OF ms cane
$40 600 was once refused for the Mrs Whlte WIZ
receive offers by post otherwise, at her tae ~ ihe
fair FOR the purchase OF these articles and VIII pubsh
thfamount given hy the highest bidder for them she
has for sale price sloo piece OF an emnr9STeu DC I
sils dress worn bv Martha Washington presented 10 Mrs
White by Mrs Robert Mnturn and many years preserved
by the Clinton family.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

ALTERED NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK NOTES
Five dollar bills Of the National Bank OF the kepup'
NeWYork altered TO 2Os have made thelr appearance
Tho res E. and word Five at the corner the note on
both the face and back, appear TO have beeh
and ?0's and XX's printed over them Ihe alIeion' lou
though rather clumsy Liable to pass unonSerNeu p1 i
sons not much accustomed to handle money.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

PERsoNAI.-The Roman Catholic Bishop OF Ia
vana is stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Gen Je"
c. Davis L. s. A. Gen. NJ Brayman. illinois, ana Judge
Passenger birmingham, at the Metropolitan Hotel
Ex-Gov Turner, Rhode leland the Hon T. N W. ,h
ST. Nicholas Hotel Prof L. n IIosford CainhrGee al
Tho 81 lanes Hotel. Capt T. III. stevens, T., :. NJ
~ NJ the Rreyoort House Chancellor Moab, Columbia,
Tenn is at the Westminster Hotel
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

TRUSTEE OF COMMON SCHOOLS, SNTEEN1H WARD
A meeting of the Inspectors Of Common Schools Tor the
IIId District was held the Mayors ONCE yesterday
for the purpose Of appointing Trustee for the Sixteenth
Ward in place of Hooper C. Van Worst esd, ~n9 no re
HIS Honor the Mayor declared that he would concur IN
the appointment of any suitable person whom maloy
of the INSPECTORS might decide upOn ana Dr. LOUIS A.
Rosenmler having received majority 81 tho Notcs hs
ac"ordingiv annonted Dr. Rosenmer has for about
twenty wears taken an active interest in the schools OF
eit
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
NJ bpep. withPencl Case...... 70
10 open. 80 10. withPeneN Case.-... +"
MORTONs TuIRD QUALITY.


GUARANTEED =, ,.z.u .xo
These Pens are IA earas fne although cheaper arc
az equal TO any gold pens made 40
durabiy elasticity and good wrune errd onsltyy and
The Points are warranted for SIX months except against
The CAGES are made Of SILVER but arc not as heavy
as those Of the Fret Quality. ..,,u.
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN siLvhH AAihN'ioN
No apen Al as - with Pencil Case. q 90
No tPeni DO. with Pencil Case. 80
No. 6Pcn...... Oo.....w win % Pehcii cse TX
No. sPen...... d.. WIN f"hcn ""''''-' ~
MoRToNs CHEAP COL DPENs
(NOr WARRAETED1
These Pcns are 10 carats fIne and are Better writing
and more Durable Pens than can, without 9peiatg MOT
toms Patented Machinery be ior Tue
were the Gold furnished gratnltousy. - . x
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN sILVER-PLATED EA
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS -
Magic Pen....... 30 90 with Pencli Ease u w
Lucky Pen........ 10 with Pehcli Lase.-' 20
Always Ready Pen. o. with Pencil Case. 80
Elegant Pen. - 25. with Pencil Case. = w
Excelsior Pen 80. with Pencil case = 40 A.,
Thrse are Well Finished GoodWriting Gold Pens wiIn
Iridosmin Points the average OF every one OF
will far outsst gross OF the bcst steer rens n.
sp wn,ca,Tdnfed, aud mergore ro' 10 Nos q
They not numbered, but correspond IN BIC =" ~ -
The rsk il taken OF ali remttancos by mail in
ali who send twenty cents tchargc for registering III al
dition TO the price OF the goods ordered
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Any one can secure one or of the above Gold Pens
without money by getting up ciup ., -, po,.
25 50 will uy..............-.- 80 worth OF Pens,
40 90 will buy..............-.- 90 worth OF fchS,
IL sent 10 our address at one time.
turn mail or otherwise as directed Gold Pen or Pens
sslsefng he same according 10 description ADDRESS,
A. MORTON,
No. 25 MAIDENIANE. NEW-YoKR:
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

F,uGRATIoN.--At the meeting Of the ComnissLohciS
Of Emigration yesterday, the number OF ARRIVAL OF e'i
grants from January the 29h inst was reported 70 NC
% zoo The arrivals for the same period IN isSo
81 Goa There are LAP inmates of the Wa!d lsliiu
iions and the Commissioners report balance ia u"nA
of o 80
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

Nrw FIRE ALARM BELLS TOR TIE CITY HALL AND
up,,rr TowrR-The fire alarm bells for the City Han
and Market Tower having become cracked aer ~ Sc" M
nccssant service to he replaced by new ones ny
er ~ thc fire Commissioners under the supeii M
of Cbief Fngipear Kingsland. They are To he sh'e anu
,f better tone with improved striking apparatus
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
sA.rs or REAI EsIArE;-The following sale. OF
tAsaesssnsstai

VERNAL SHOWERS have saturated the earth,
sS rendered May and moisture Synonymous But
Tie Spring Hats XsoT No 81. sro.dn.y corner Of PuOu
and No SO bTosds HDdsr the These
are all sbss With the rowuns glory MstropO.u
nss
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
INCOMES.

INCOME LISTS OF THE NINTH DISTRICT.
The following is list Of the incomes, amounting
20 5000 or over Of the First and Fifteenth Divisions Of
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
rotaIa 9.5S4

81, the whole number, s2e4 front and Ao7 rear
VI o,tad ~. i'm good sanitary coHdition, The
Snly ESQ front and 90 rear hndngs are In Sso
50 bad The ventilation in S76O buldngs s7o are badly
.,raned Tho following table shows INC Pop"i'N'" "
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

GOLD PENs.-We have used many got pens
in years past and could never find one hao W 70
preferred to a good steel pen but fcN "eeh9 Ell
since being induced 10y friend to ~ gnu
pen again, We were both surpriset anu uc-
lighted 10 find it a decided improylhchl over
the best steel pens Its fiexibiity. PWsNel' was
not perfectly adjusted to the hand ana we ssliI
1t back 20 the manufacturer by kler; hnoIllc'
came in return which was but sign, iInpIo,v,-
ment on the first. This was rtnrheu hlS9 Nun
q careful statement of its defichces' anu 'nsn
came third which proves 70 De yis1 oe
article we have wanted fo years anu no"
after using il a few weeks "o.uu %he q'ile
pile of grcenbacks TO bU IL, IL we hhc" ho'
where to look for another
We write with far m0Jt ease tllan heretofore
there is no scattering oF scratching hno W. We
are truly delighted with ule cilahge' Inc pen
is from A. Morton, No. % Maidch-Iihc; new
York, who on the receipt Of stamp wili sehd
a circular giving a IN description, OF ,,tle the
various sizes with the price OF enG.t-l ine
Congregationalist, Boston, Aprh IL leo"
After long trial of ,lr. Moron's gold pens,w
are able TO indorse them as the very best that
we have ever put upon paper we are now
writing with one which we hav. used constantly
for years, and il is as smo0f ana perfect as
when made. As Inc sells ODy through author
lied and certified agents, hose who purchase
his pens may rely upon CITING genuine and
valuable arficle.-[fhe Observer, NewYork,
April IL, 1867. ~ i
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
NORTOk's FIRST QUALITY.
~ n

These Pens 1s carats fine and pointed with the
voy best Irdosmn Points carefully selected and none
OF this quality 10 sold with tho slightest inperfeoton
which skill and the closest scrutiny eau detect.
Every Pen 10 stamped A Morton, Firs Quality" and
numbered.
The Points warranted for months except against
accident
The Cases made Of Coin Silver aud for this quality
ere EXTRA heavy and strong ..,.
l,r
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
RIO SUBURBAN RESIDENTS.
Il No Family should reside IN the country without using
IVES, PATENT LAMPS AND ATTACHMENTS.

~ ,. he lighted a. auily % GAS Esd AID trimmed safely and
,,hou removing shade Globe Chimney or unscreT
Ing the Burner
T.v nrues better light GAS, ana nearly AZ
and are N ,,sry superior 20 the miserable o
The Sold by the Trade gnsray
For the whose residences have been or
mains have not yet resche
hen lin frequent denand 10 abu 70 our
.rgs ,toei Lamps aud Fixtures an extensive variety 0
ELEGANT GAS CHANDELIERS AND BRACKETS
with from lights sei with our improvements for on "heh Gan
IA, ed vhepd for the substitution Of
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR SfoCk.
WE ALSO SUPPLY, IS CANS OR BY THE BARREL, TINE
BEST REFINED OIL, WARRANTED foRL
JULIUS IVES Co.. No. 40 hadeh'L'ne' " l.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

EVERY DwELLING-H HOUSE should be protectedo
"a y tiot .xss BuKelARAIARN TKLRGRAFH te 2 B.oa" w
Win l. N0 T. 1. RoBERTs Architect, Nc l52 Frentse
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

y c INTERNAL REvENUE OFFICE, THIII-AVE'-
Yesterday the new Offices Of tins Department OF the
Government for the nth, llh, and l'th Warus, VIZ
noped on the second story Of the new bElding IN lu
sIe constructed for the Metropolitan Sdvings BANK
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

OF the as2l5 children between ave and "a yess OF s &
n 90 naStss and 6sS females, or 1865 lneHdlng Oot
sxes were found attending school Inc Sessy U, Sio &
s0puation may he inferred from the W. Sscb
F6f60A Number
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
To RooK AcrNrs-Tho nv,o

To Book AGENTs.-The experience you have
qaed In the above vocation smbeny qualities
Of Life from which you may dsv, much larger
oe thsa received Try Persons parts the United
ss may connect themselves With old flbk
dressing Boz NJ. ss5. Sss YOrk CITY r o. '' - -
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
STEINwAY & SONS
GRAND, SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT
DfA ~ a. H. n II ~ Il Q

GRAND, SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT
PLAN NOFO RT s.
b,y, ti,p Thi,sre F Premiums at the principal Fsu held hs
aud frsI Prise Medal Al The
GsM Atsn.hos. Brbon LoadOn 1891 Ia ssnPstOn With 10
Piano. from all part. Of the usrld 80
constructed With their Patent Aars AHaaIsnssE
spplisa directly fo'ns nut Iron Frars
ETHISWAr SONS direct special attention TO their pwy Isvsntsf
"Pkl0B" Pianos, With their and doubk ss
1856 which By their volume aad exquisite quail
i ELECTED the unqualified sdniratos S ns mu''a pro
f,sson snA all whshsre heard them
sTkIsWAY bv the eminent plsnss Of
Rsraes nI America prefer them for thar public sud private
accessible Thss Instruments the only srsr'ean
c,s.oI .rssrI surops aumbT and sDo! s's H hs
sr,,t Dss s., iu EuropssA Concert Roosss .
sE,,, Plane warranted fer t,s Od Paass hksA In she
WARHROOMs.
FLOOR OF srEIHWAH NALL,
E.a IL ssi rs EAST RouRrkEErHsr,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
u.sr nrANr1rirs on IVORY DEsrROYEp.5,

-. az Teeth that night life time are lost ever y.sr npg ~
nc % not appreciate tht h
duly APPLIED rende the dental substance PROOF Ns
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
CITY ITEMS.

The second edition for May of Benedicts 1'Ne
- q
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

NEWS OF THE WEEK,
THE DOWNFALL OF
IMPERIALISM IN MEXICO,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oP MAY 20
CRIME-THE UNION
LEAGUE-JE DAVIS
I'm TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY %.
TREASON IN CIVIL WAR.
rn THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OP MAY 20
WAR OR NOT. AS WE CHOOSE"
Hn THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF NAY 20.
THE OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY 90
SPEAKING AT THE SOUTH,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY 49,
THE SANTIAGO DE CUBA,
Hn THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY 20
NOMINATING CANDIDATES,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY 70
THE CROP PROSPECT,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY 10
Ereyv Reader Of The Belly Tribune 'h""'s S"o'
(Asffp
EDITORIAL NOTES.
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY 29
ADDRESS OF THE UNION CON
GREsSIONAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oP MAY 20
THROUGH THE DESERT
INTO APACHE-LAND. No. ],
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY 40
MOBILE RIOT-REPORTo GEN sWAYNE,
rn THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OP MAY 20
LETTER FROM 1rHADVEUs STEVENS,
In TWE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY 90
ARMY AND NAvyGAzETTE'
I'm THT WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or MAY 2a
-.o.e ~so ice LanS' for Sale 'IoHid .sdse"fs'e q"
The Weekly Tris~se.
THE PRESBYTERIAN RECONCILIATION,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oPM a.
A CLOSE REASONER,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oPMAY 20
THE FARMERS TRIAL,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or MAY 10
FROUDES HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY 2a
BOOKS OF THE WEEK NOTICED.
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY D.
Rrsry Persos ~ko kas q Fsrss for Sale shosn
.sSrerssse De TIE Weekly 7ysesse. n"
t5~esfGsso" . ssresfer. fsss that
Of ~sy other .vs~,ssper.
LETTER FROM GEN. BUTLER,
I'm TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oR MAY a.
RANDOM LETTERS. No. HI.-By BAYARD TAYLOR,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY "a
'CIENCE-CREOSOTED TIMBER,
VANADIUM COMPRESSED GUN COTTON,
ANCIENT WATER, A NEW VOLCANO,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY ?e
ZAP OF THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD AND IT'S CONNECTIONS,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oFMAY a.
. L. S.-A POEM by JOHN G. WHITTIER,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY 9s
lE- E-wON-LTOC.
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIXTH:
WILL YOU LISTEN. NY STORY
Is WILD, BUT NOT LONG,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF MAY 40
-hsse W,ssfJss 10 Ps~ehsse Fsrsss sAesSS I'D
rersise ss Tss Trissse.
0REIGN NEWS.
SOUTHERN NEWS.
DOMESTIC NEWS,
LITERARY ITEMS.
GENERAL NEWS,
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
PERSONAL-RELIGIOUS
LIN THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30

MRS. HOLINESS NEW STORY, annie Graham's
SSf 'sy'" sssr reed, ia iht Esw -IoKx wsEILT
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY

GROUND COFFEE 2Oc 25 Sc, best per pound 10,
t saloons boarding keepers and families who large quaH
ties Coffee economic that article By ns FRENCH
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE which cell at The low Price
per pound, and give peree, satisfaction
Copsuners 5c 81 per pound by purchasing ,,
Tes Of
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
TEE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY

In addition these large Of Black and Japan Teas the Com
constantly receiving invoices the quality Geea
Teas the Moyne districts Of China which urnved fss
and deleaey Of FAVOR
The Company selling the above fne cargo TEAS at the
following low pnees
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
PRICE LIST.

ooLoNG, (Baek) so, 90, 20, so, 80, best 81 p
MIXED (Greon and Black so, co. 30, So 30, best 81 n
ENGLISH BREAKFAST so, 90, 70 SO, SO, 81, 81 TO- bsi
81 20 p n.
IMPERIAL tGre,n) so, 90, 20, SO, 80, 81, 81 10, bs
81 rs p H.
YOUNG HlsoN (Green) so, 90, 20, 50, 90 81, VI 10,
best 81 2J p N.
UgCOLoRED JAPAN, 81, 81 10, best 81 25 en-
GUHPoWDER 81 rs, best 81 SO p b.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-26
THE onAssEpor RIPLE.

A New and Terrible weapon OF Death.
five are ever to have another war, il
is hardly probable that the Spring
field musket will answer. The Chasse-
pot rife, in the hands of the French,
made fearful havoc with the Garibald-
ians. But the French have made other
tests, one of which is described as fol-
lows:
A man died At StrasbuTg of disease
of the liver. His body was suspended
by the neck; under direction OF Two sur
geons. in an operating amphItheatre.
From a point fifteen metres, or about
fifty feet distant, five shots were hred
into the body with the Chassepot rifle,
and the wounds were carefully exam
Ined. Each ball passed directly
through the body, without deviating
from a straight line. The orltice where
IL entered was the exact size of the ball,
bnt where 1t emerged the orifce was
seven to thirteen times as large. Ar
teries, veins and sinews were cut. Flesh
and muscles were torn and reduced TO
pulp. Bones were shattered to degree
out of all proportion to the size OF the
ball. After passing through the body,
the balls pierced two oue-tnch plRnks,
and then sunk deepinto the wall. These
terrible effects account for the efficacy
of the Chassepot rifle in actual conflict.
The French are cheerful people.
Why experiment upon the body a manH
And why upon the body ola man who
owed his taxing off to disease of the
liver9 Some Yankee will ut once In
vent rifle, the balls from which will
pass through the bodies of two men
dead of liver disease, in direct line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-26

The London Herald, commenting
upon a recent topic Of discussion, mem
tions what in its opinion is one of the
few advantages of a republican govern
ment. The occurrence which serves to
point its moral is not one in which any
American eau take pleasure, and is
hardly capable OF serving as an exam
pie, since the principal figure in the
transaction is but the widow of for
mer officer in our government. Never
theiess we copy the passage referred
to-
"a republic has at least this advan-
taRe, that it survives scandalOus expo
sures which would utterly ruin mon
archy. The corruption which was
nOIOriously known to exist in America
in certain departments Of the State
during the pTodigally conducted sub
jugation of the South by the North,
would have brought any aristocratic
form of government to the very verge
oGdestructiOr. Memory and contempo-
raneous observation alike will provide
our readers with instances which we
need not more plainly adduce OF
thrones both old and new being gravely
shaken by the self-inflicted loss of
majesty which ought 10 hedge them.
But republic seems none the worse
for the ill-manners or venal reputation
of its lowest or highest servants. Every
shred OF character may, in public es-
TEEN, be torn from the back OF score
tnry, general, or judge, but the office
seems to be in no degree imperilled.
The Immortal Institutions appear ca
pable of riding over every scandal. The
story OF the Diamond Necklace has al
WAYS been considered to have played
no small part in the Fastening and ag-
gravating the fall of the French mon-
arcny, though the story, ns we all
know, was an utterly false one. We do
not suppose that the story-just fresh
from America-about Mrs. Lincoln's
aha %ls, Will at all damage the United
States Republic, and yet there can be
no doubt whatever that IL is a true one.
Indeed, Mrs. Lincoln has been good
enough to tell It for herself. It Is as
though Marie Antoinette, instead of
and confnting everything
alleged by the Countess de la Motto,
had confessed TO the whole truth OF
that iinposter'sextraordinary charges"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-26


THE newspapers of the South, find
ing that their first bold invectives were
approvingly copied by the democratic
journals published in the northern
States, are apparently experimenting
upon the length 10 which they will be
supported in deuuuciations of the poll
cy under which they are again to find
their places in the Union. Atnll events
this is the only explanation we can i'm
agine as in the least accounting for the
redundancy of adjectives in the follow
ing extract from the Richmond En-
quireT and Examiner -
"Now that the brutal policy of the
radicals towards the South has not
only Disguised Christendom but in
CURED the displeasure of the northern
people, they arc protesting that no re-
bellion was ever punished as lightly ms
that of the southern people, The black
ness and enormity of this unblushing
falsehood should recommend IL to Bar
mum as worthy of place among the
most remarkable of his curiosities.
We defy the historian to point out n
single instance in ancient, medieval or
modern history, in which either saw
age, half. civilized or civilized conquer
or ever devised a scheme for the utter
destruction of n defeated people half as
diaboIical as that OF the Congressional
plan of reconstruction. We hurl this
challenge in the teeth ofthe authors and
supporters of that monstrous measure
with full knowledge of the usual CAB
BILE about the inhumanity of Russia TO
the Poles, the Turks towards the Greeks
and CFetnus, &C., &C.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-26

Tue "citizens' Association" of Phil
adelphIa, has purchased near that city
"a farm OF lO7 acres, which is to be con-
verted into "sauitarium," for the re-
form of inebriates. They have ten old
soakers on hand at present. The treat
ment is kind and patients are weaned
from their cups by degrees, and not by
a sudden jerk, as in the kindred instr
tuition at Blnghamton, New York. The
average charge for board and treatment
is sl2 per week, though thedestitute are
admitted free, performing such labor
in return as they are capable of.