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Tie Or Caf = tlp ri triH
Columbia a Itusdsy bench
warrant 60 h aes Il John II
Surratt d ta'ta S a'ea Marshal.
United ioe Mar bai liug took
This writ 0 the A&sy Department,
vhero ho fctcl 81 arder faf thc
riniual D h.ah he preeeied %
tto Nays Asid tie Wss sse uipanied
by Dvplgy Nuhd Philips rs Major
Richard superintendent 81 he Met
pohlan ia.ee aud ~ feurpolioc sar.
nduis
Arriving 81 tlle Navy vaul. Marshal
Go1,bug sailafcd his instructions to
Admnd II lorJ WHO acecrspanied
him Is ,bu thmf ulsoni tity yards
from which tie Selara IVES a. anchor
rs thc s.Icuu The steamer we hailed
aud Commander 1eNers sent boa,
4 nse with m officer Is whom Admit.
a Bradford case ihe orier II the Navy
Department The boat then returned
soon afuwatd Surratt was fcen leal.
ing the vessel. ard lhe haai seon
brought u ~ Is the landing, Wien be
was on the wharf, Marshal 0oudfng NJ
quired II "a was John H Suuats, aud
RECEIVING an afi mstNe answer. be
formally greeted h.n aud escorted him
70 one Of The carriages IN waiting near
by.
Surrati's pictures resemble him. ex-
copt that he is now rather thin. and
that his mous,ache aud goater nrs light
colorcd. lIe wore tie unifpm ot the
Papal Xopatcs. of blush gtry rluth.
with rcd sash and white leggins. He
Wus hnnd.cuiled, but not otherwise
rouod apd he walked with quite
jaunts air
Marshal GoalnR with Deputy Mar.
shal Phillips and Major Richards, ac-
cempenied tha prisoner IN n cariiaeo 10
the jail While on the way ho con-
yerscd freely about the city, but no al.
lHsloa was made 70 the assassination
Just before ihe carriage reached The
Old Capitol yard 10 which Wirz waa
executed il passed r. A. Aiken, forms
erl, Of Vermont, who was The counsel
for Mira surrltt On arriving az the
lll the pfi, oner vas locked in one of
the ircnclad cells, whore ho will be kept
III close confinement until the trial -
II sster and a religion advisor hayo
made application to visit him.
II Is SAID that the Swatara is 10 be
ktp. in quarantine until after the trial,
and that her officers and men will be
prevented from holding any communi-
cation with those on shore.
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VINO Lrtps rur 500 "Mrg IN rnr
Carr Col O'Connor, who is repre-
sentod Ms thc leader ofthc Fenian in
sar4ents IN the County Kerry, Ireland,
represented TO be natiyo of that
county about 20 years Of age and Of
lfhe, active build He fought IN the
amy Of the Potomac, in the service Of
the Irish Brigade. lie is said to be the
bean ideal Of soldier, well sersed iii
military tactics Of considerable oducn.
ton, and daring TO fault His name
alteady a household word among tho
irish Another account of the Fenian
commander relates his war hiotory in
fbis country as follows:
"Col. John O'Conncr, tie present
e0mmalder Of The Fenan fortos, was
formerly III the United States service.
O Conner entered the 2Sth Massachu-
setts regiment as Orderly Sergent, at
the age Of Is years, and served with the.
regiment througt ali IFS arduous camp.
Al yns III the Department Of The Sonths
under General Burnside in bis North
Carolina campaigns, and afterwnrd with
tho regiment when brigaded with tho
regiments Of tho Irish Brigade, undo.
Gen Meaher 0'Connor exhibited bin.
gallantry in the disastrous fight at POI
cotaligo, when the 2Sth Massachusetts
was nearly cut 20 pieces In personal
appearance o Connor is quite prepos.
sessing. standing about feet II inches
IN height, OF slender bnt graceful build.
light hair, and light complexion, with
fair blue eyes He has M cxcellen'
education, and speaks the English tor
que with very musical accent. Coli
.OCounof came home in command oi
the 2stl Massachusetts as ranking Cap-
lain. and since that period has been ii
Ireland organizing the people, and max.
ing himself acquainted with the topt
graphy Of the district in which he is
lighting 50 brayely.'
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THE ForRra or MAncH The ques
tion has often been asked why this par
ticular day was selected as the begin
ming Of each Presidential term and the
closing one II every Congress. 1t
seenaEto have been tie result of acci-
dent, and not az has sometimes been
stated. because it 50 rarely falls OH Sun-
day The old Continental Congress
when tie ratification If tie new Con-
s,itgtion by the necessary number of
States bad been asceF;aind. passed q
resolution, Sept bliss. appointing
the first "Wednesday of tho next Janu-
ary for the choice II Presidential elec-
tors. the FIRST Wednesday of Febnary
for tie election of President anl Vice
President, and the frst Wednesday of
March a the time fg ths osgauzatlon
of tie new government Tho lstier
IN tie year 1888, happened u be the
Gth dav If the month. and a. the ad-
nlinistfation Which began on that day.
WAS hmited - four wears lg tie Con-
stituti0n, de nezt and ail succeeding
administrations hase begun on this dag
sf shs Bonib
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

STERLING PRIcE.- 4 correspondent Of
the Cincinnati (0hio Commercial gives
the following description Of the condi-
tion Of the celebrated rebel chief, Sier-
ling Price -
Last Sunday / saw in ST. Louis, at
the dinner table 81 the Southern Hotel,
Sterling Price, saw before me a poor
cid man, whom peace and honor made
plethorie, whom war has made bald and
lean His great shoulders bent under
their dslndled flesh; bis feet were
shlunken in their CATERS aud ratiled
Ike pair Of spurs; be bad lost the
battle hight from his eyes, The bronze
from bis knuckles, his voice Of com
mand was lost 10 that the waiter bent
10 his lips TO hear bis choice Of soups.
Destitute III bis disappointed age the
spectre OF the dining table. one-half 81
tie guests who hooked upon him pltiiul-
~ had been bis soldiers in the wnr.
Three times be swept Missouri. slew
Lyon, slorhied Mulligan, bearded JEFF
Davis. Nov he eats liAe tie seventh
stage Of man.
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Henry Ward Beecher thanks God
that he was never able to smoke
whole cigar, aud thinks any Young man
who does Lot use tobacco ii any form
has a right 70 say. r base 1 badge u
homer
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10 procure hesutlutll dasled photographs Of
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tHh ufi.ers ier 30 cents; loo Photographs Of
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al ysar Albums. Send on y4nrm3er,. and receive
the Photograph rcfUrg mail. Address MtrrIN
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Mn iNyfNTIoN!
Patent Shingle Machine.

II viii 10 tnurc wnrk n u dsy hen fen men. snd
10 i beler. Perfectly smp.r and rot liable 70 set
aa' II rtaer.
Toet and County Rights and Machines for sale.
Apels u lAkNIl n. hBuhA. ss
Baienkit Lumber Wills.
Manchester. DC, 3oth. itoe.
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II two yeara 30 persons los
been burned % death bg kel0ene In.
explosions aud So ls.lllaag II pf0pey
&sstgogsa
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LObyerse. ]
IN MEMORY OF
FREDERICK,
WATSON BROWN,
BORN OCT. I, 1886,

BORN OCT I, 1855,
tcas rounded al HdIper's FtTry, Oct. II,
and dted Oct 10, 1859.
Some kind friends have planted sweet
brier and roses in the enclosure, but
the grass and clover are not friendly
to their growth. The sunshine falls
unobstrueted Oh the grave From the
rock, Whlteface is visible on the one
side and Marcy on the other In this
free, open place, in the keeping of these
old hills, he desired that his body shold
lie. Many great cemetery in New
England was ready to give il room; but
it is better az it is. In these wilds
there is som 4thiug eohs6hAht with his
own un.ameable spirit. Here is the very
air Of freedom, and as we stood about
the grave his spirit seemed not far
away, d ffusing about us his peace and
his grand serenity. Here he rests in
solemn state after the storms Of his
earthly cereer The time is not dis
tant when the American people Will
make long pilgrimages hither to look
upon one Of the hallowed graves Of the
continent The fanatic Of one age is
the hero. Of the next
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rEDDING CARDS and TNVFIg
b eZNA = xrrH~sAf csYFB
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mr.. SchpnelS's Mandrake Pills
a Substitute for CalOmeI.

These Pills are composed Of various 70 a
having thepower TO relax the secretions oft
liver as promptly and effectually as blue pill or
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In all bilious disorders these Pills may he usefi
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Please ask for 'Dr. Schenck' S Mandrake rms,
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME E. +, THORNTON, the great English
AstrolOgist, Clairvoyant and Psychometr.
clan, who has astOnished the scientific classes of
the Old World, has now located herself ut Hud
son, n, Y Madame Thornton possesses susl
wonderful powers of second sight as 70 enable
her to impart knowledge of the greatest import.
ance to the single OF married at either sex
While in i state of trance she deineates the
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tees TO produce lifelike picture Of the future
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mail. All communications sacretiy contdep
tial Address in confidence, MADAME F.. F.
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Dnn nlNS.

The miIsma which generates epidemic fevers
is now rising in clouds under the blazing beams
OF the dogday sun. Every living body "a well
n refuse animal and vegetable matter emits
unwholesOme vap0rS, and all crowded cities and
the dense asScmblages which business and pleas.
ure call together the elements of disease are
evolved. The pressure upon every vital organ
is never great Is in the Second and third
months uf suIaIner and common sense teaches
us that these organs require TO be- reinforced to
meet il.
We hold our lives 30 10 speak. on a repGiriHg
ieISe and this is the season when the process OF
dilapidation is most rapid and repairs are most
acquired. Therefore. bald up prop up aud SuS.
tam The pG,ecrS II nature with that mighty vege
table rvcupe,ant HOSTETrERS BITrERS.
he who takes it may be said toclUthe himself
IN sanitary mail against which epidemic dis.
ease VIII hnrl its poisdnous shafts in vain. This
Is gSatuitous assertion. but \ great Dsediod.
i!deir atssted by twelve years experience in ev.
lery climate OF the habitable globe. Extremes
OF temperature always disturb the functions
OF the stomach the bowels the liver aI.d the
skin. II Is throngh these that the most danger.
Gus maladies assail us. Tone them in adyance
with HOSTETTERS Buffers, aud defv heal
and malaria. o.. w. ~ -
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADyERTIsBMENTs.--S adver
ment of Wheeling Female College il
this mornings paper.
See advertisement head ed ITO Con
tractors"
SIS. S."-See advertisement.
Logan, List g. Co. advertises varie
~ of articles in the drug line.
Joseph Seybold advertises valuable
building lots for sale.
William Paxton advertises window
sash for sale.
Thos. O'Brien advertises q brick
dwelling for rent.
.Wanted"-See advertisement.
See advertisement headed "New At
fractions"
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SAVED BT DmNE.-A young fellow
came to Chicago from Louisiana with
ten thousand dollars last week, To mar.
ry girl to whom he had long been en-
gagged. He Host his all at gambling
table, and tried to drown himself in the
river, but was rescued. He then went
to hotel, ordered Two bottles of wine,
laid his revolver on the table, and wrote
a note 10 friend, stating that he had
killed himself. The friend rushed NJ
there and found him dead-drunk OIL
the floor. He had apparently intended
to kill himself while under the influence
of liquor, but took too much. Drink
saved him.
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DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY, WEEKLY
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20 THE CHILD'S CURE.
ZauyhIin,s Infant Cordial,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.T

FOR 'CHlLDht.A lee lHiNo' ~
An astonishing fact, that the largest number
of deaths occur among children. a fact that
while teething children are in constant pain.
A fact that daring that period nothing viii re-
lieve them sooner or more efectualiy thin
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Mothers, do not soc them suffer.
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Mothers, relieve their sufferings by
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Teething is greatly facilitatedby
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Fretfnlness and Wakefulness cured
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Cholic and Pain cured instantly
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Summer Complaint cured
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No Sleep lost. No Crying Babyh you
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Every bottle warranted to please or price re-
funded Prepared only by ,..r
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Wonderful but True.

Madame REMINGTON, the wOrld.renOwned
wilhelm clairvoyant state, delineates the very
features of the person youare to marry, and by
the aid of an instrument OF intense power, known
rs the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce q
band or wife of the applicant, with date of mar
rmge. occupation, leading traits of character
sc. This is no imposition, as testimonials with
out number can assert. by stating place OF
birth. age disposition. eoler OF eyes and hair
and enclosing fifty cents, and stamped envelope
addressed To yourself, you will receive the pic
ture by return mail, together with desired infor
nation.
Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, L. q. Box 2g7, WRST Troy, y. Y.
mari 3eoSw
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THE English critics comment on the
fact that the drama of Marie Antoi-
nette" is to he brought out in this conn
try first, by Madame Ristori, and re-
marks as strange thing that thus, i'll
the end, Europe willreceive European
novelty by way of America
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E.pC 10 EYCrYnOdY.

lar,.' up. Circular, giving information of
the greatest Importance to the young Of both
sexes.
/; teaches how the holnels may hecnpa =,
tiiul the desniSah -~-P~, oci, ana tle loTsahcn
loved.
No Young lady or gentleman should fail 10
send their address, and receive copy post.
paid, hy return mail. Address
p. Drawer, 81,
mlI.gEeod&w Troy, y. Y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-01

AGENTLEMAN was awakened in the
night and told his wife was dead. He
turned reund, drew the coverlet closer
and muttered as he went to sleep again:
"Oh, how grisved l shall be in the
morninyu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-01

III WOULD not marry u western man
if had TO live an old maid all the days
of my life," exclaimed buxon country
lass. "Why not" demanded her aston
ished companions, Because every pa
per yon pick up con aims an account o
the failure of the western mails"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-01

WEARY PILGRIM as you wend your
way through the hot and dnsty streets,
fyou should chance to pass the corner
Of Fourth and Monroe streets. don't fail
10 stop and take glass of the ice cold
and Sparkling Soda Water to bc had ut
+. Bookings drug store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-01

AYoUNG girlin Philadelphia has gone
crazy at the loss Of her beauty by acid
thrown in her face.