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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-08
Briefand Bright.

Which runs the faster, heat or
cold F? Heat, because you can catch
cold.
Why isa newspaper like an army
Because ii has leaders, columns and
reviews.
81 can't find bread for my fam
lily. said a lazy fellow in company.
Nor L. replied an industrious
miller; "l'm obliged TO work for
it,"
Beer fills MANY a bottle, and the
bottle many bier.
In window Of a shop in an OBJ
scuro part OF London is this anounce-
ment: Goods removed, messages
taken, carpets beaten, aud poetry
composed on any subject.
An editor in Ohio refused TO
speak to.the toast "Woman OH the
ground that woman was able to
speak for herself, and any man
who undertook to do it for her
would get into trouble.
Mrs, PaItington says the noise
in courts is occasioned By the law
yers filing reason for new trials.
Men dying make thclrwlls, bat wives
Escape a work so sad
why should they make what all their lives
The gentle danes have hadl
The first financial operation men
toned in history was Pharaoh S
check on the Bank of the Red Sea.
The check, however, was liquid
4ed.
An Irishman being ia one of our
city churches, were the collecting
apparatus resembles an election box,
on Its being passed to him, whis-
pered in the carriers ear that he
was not naturaIised, and could not
vote, bat hc was ready to make a
speech.
A minister travelling through
the provinces some years ago, ask
ed an old lady on whom he called
what she thought of the doctrine of
total depravity ! "Oh L think it a
good doctrine, if the people would
only live up to it."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-08

Tho Pail Mall Gazette, speaking
Of the American awards at the Ex-
position, says THE excellence of
some Of the American wines, es-
pecially the Catawba wines of Work,
has occasioned some surprise, and
the house in the park. We're the
Boston biscuits called Crackers
are made, is much visited by the
bakers"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-08
Meeting of IL. v. horticultural
Society,
BOArlcurrrsA q Rgoss. ! LAscA.rrr, !

BoETfcULfrnAL Rg1as. IANfAsTIR.
ONO, Jniy q. is'z.
Society me- and was called 10 or
der by President Ewing.
The subject Of changing tho tilnc
Of meeting to II O'Clock a. N. va.
taken up and discussed after
which the motion for such change
was adopted.
By general consent the premium
list for next Fall Exhibition was
taken Up and on motion. it was re.
solved that premium Of 50 on be
ofere for The best seeding peach
and a like premium for tho best
sccdling pear.
On motion, a committee on tho
subject of cider wine was appoint
red, consisting Of DR.. Eilinger, Mr..
J. d, Clarke and Mr i. J. Boving,
70 report at the next regular meet
ing.
The name OF Of Dr. = Swander
was proposed, and he, was duly
elected a member of tic society.
On. motion the Corresponding
Secretary was Instructed 10 puf
chase the following books for the
Library My Vineyard at lake
View" ~ J Thomans Late Fruit
Cnlturist; "Lusmans Grape and
Vine"
Mr. Boving reported the preva-
lence Of rot TO some extent, in his
old vineyard. Mr. KiDkead, also,
reported some grape rot in bis
vineyard. Mr.. Snider reported
the appearance Of miIdcw on some
Of his vines Mr.. Clarke stated
that lie had observed but little rot,
20 far.
FRUIrs on EXHIBITION BY T.
NJ Young; Cherries-3 varieties.
BY j. A. Fetters; APpies-Red
Astrachan, Sops Of wine. Peach-
IIaines' Early.
BY J. I. Busby; AppIes Early
Harvest, R.d Astrachan. Pear
Beurre de i Amalis.
By Jno. Gravclt; Appte-Tetop-
sky. Pear-Beurre de It.
By Samuel Barr Apples-Early
Harvest, Red Astrachan, Sweet
Bough. Pe0r-MadalIne.
By j. D. Clarke; Appies- Early
Harvest, Princes do, Early Straw
berry, Early Red Margaret, Rel
Astracllan, Williams Favorite,
Pear. Madaline. Blackberry -
Clarke's Extra Early.
BY r. J. Black AppleS-Fink.
(last years Garver's Red Streak,
Benoni, White June Eating, Early
Strawberry. Aprie0t- Black. Pear
"Summer Doyenne.
Mr.. Gravett. also exhibited spec
linens of Early Goodrich and White
Sprout Potatoes.
On mntion, the S56iety adjourn-
ed TO Saturday, Aug. 10, at Ii
o'clock, A. NJ.
p. B. EWING, Pres.
j. A. FETTERs, !Sec'y pro TEN.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-08

W. 1nc >uuTLOH OeWOCTuL lb I'D
q fever ofanxiety TO have either
the Government or people of the
United States at once make an
armed demonstration against Mex,
leo. A late issue contains quite a
variety of articles directed to this
object. Speaking of the Mexican
President, it says:
"Down with the niger Juarez!
"Tbe wench and piccanninies Of
the niger JuaEez are now at Wash,
ington. If Marez himself shall
come, we pray God that he may
not escape alive. Whoever meets
him should slay him.
"Are the fillibusters all dead?-
There is legitimate and inviting
field for their operations in Mex
leo"
Again:
"Say what you viii VIC have
fillibusters that will attend to her
case if the Government fails. =
"Half a dozen or moro of our
unemployment naval vessels should
be stationed in the chief harbors
of the Mexican coast and proclama-
ton made that the country is open
for colonization"
Once more:
"Lct us send our armies 10 Mex
ico, kill off the Mestizoes, Samboes
and Greasers generally and give
the country 10 our negroes"
Herein is exhibited the instincts
of modern simon pure Democracy.
1t is a tremendous crime to put
down a rebellion in our own ma
ton; but a high duty to make war
upon a ncighbor nation that has
not given us the slightest cause
for quarrel.
The Mexican Republic caught
and executed foreign usurper, u
man who strove to set up an empire
over their heads, in defiance Of
their wish and who murdered
her citizens in cold blood to accom-
plish his usurpation. Therefore
we should valiantly undertake TO
annihilate the Mexican nation be:
cause ithas successfully attended
to its own business |
The Mexicans have shot their
usurping Emperor; therefore they
arc so barbarously brutal that it
straightforward becomes our high
duty to commence upon them a
war DISCRIMINATION. His Excel
lency, Jefferson Davis, through his
satraps, deliberately, slowly, sys-
tematlcally starved to death thous-
ands of Union prisoners, therefore
Mr. Davio is gh-toned, chris
tian gentleman" and the South,
forsooth' much more civilized than
the "abolitionized" North Such
are beautiful deductions of Copper
head ratiocination. 1t would be q
lovely sight to the Copperheads to
see us embroiled with Mexico. and
the ex-rebels under the fatherly
guidance of Andy and Lee "swing-
ing around the circle Of a renewed
rebellion.-M. Giidd Sentinel.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-08

The Connecticut Legislature ad
journed sine die on Saturday, after
a session of three months. The
constitutional amendment, giving
suffrage to all citizens, male and
female, was lost -.93 to Ill.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-08

The New York Herald editor has
seen a man who saw the deed grant
ing Lower California to company
firm the United States. Juarez is
the grantor. On the esingung of the
contract, million OF dollars was
paid, and The remainder is to be
liquidated by instalments atperiods
which will give the company time
to develop the mineral resources Of
tho country. -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-08

General Grant, it is isreported, re-
Gently remarked that, If nominated
for the Presidency, it must be With
out exacting pledges Right,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-08

A. letter from the steamer Sun
set, at old Fort Clark, on the Upper
Missouri, states that Frank Babb.
tofZanesvillo, fell overheard, and
was drowned, ss. ss.4
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-08
NCAsTER, OHIO, AUGUST 8, 1867.

public life, with my daily bread
sekoorcd, with my other susie
nance aehoored, with a frcnd alluz
to share my bottle, or to speak with
a greater degree Nv akkooracy,
trends allnz willin TO share ther
bottles with me, / am gliden peace
fly down the stream Nv time, dodg.
in the troubles and takin ez much
nv the good NV life ez kin.
Thetwenty-6ve cents meDshun-
cd in the beginnin Nv my letter,
you msy, ez l remarked. remit
eitherin postal order or currency
PETROLEUM v. NASBY, P. NJ.
'fs M (Which is Postmaster J
2. S.--Dont remit the twenty
five cents menshuned in postage
stamps. | hey enuff 10 last me, ez
they amt in demand hero, ontil
the Dimocrasy strike agin for ther
rites. Wv course all / hcv on
hand at that time will be nv no
akkount. Send it in currency.
p. V. n.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18

We viii never apply 70 him single ep-
tibet. but while she present. incumbent
retains ais POSITION we shall paint him
Is arrssts pzfnf the devil IN
MS nstursf and appropriate esd
oz- We have published frur1
day TO day and from week TO week The
evidence from which We estimate this
mans charaeier-. Sot - syE Easie on il
has eyer been refutri: yer We are asked
TO treat N IN honest man andas . gem
rienan. a mis~rahie creature whose
memory will No detesse1 A. long as men
shall desplss a villain an hate a tyrant.
We should De false 70 the duty which
We owe 10 MS outraged victims
all over this state. IL vr did not
denonnee him anti, ne desis1s frnm his
inIguiraus course. We should be deaf
10 the protests of insultei American
citizenship VI We did not proclaim 20
the public his infamy. ami tell rhe
world. ~ We tell him. that hr IS ruler
for whose small meanness history has
40 parallel: i solemn faced, petty. party
pimp for whose prsstitution dee-ney
has IN charity and honest men M rni-
Grafton.
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,sr,.x as the CIsb Rss-. rsSishI.

K. dr>-rs ,-lIa ~ urge upen our
-.-.-. -aa importance ~ full attend
.-.- t- .n- Go. Ro"m y"-nIghr. A.
.- -zr- ~lur- :, ESei. sAe sasInsss N
,-r /. % -sr utmost Importance aGG
..--la. n lrr-HJI0n N all Who sT-
-r-r,,.r. -hr good government of
a-rr. K aun0t ae hat Dem
.--zr, ls--I 70 - impressed with sense
.-r. --->pau>,bi,.tv N The matter.
RS -r..s i--. ;-4J !. - their duty. IL
,--. .ad a, nar-;zans. 70 rakeisueh
.,-- = nay So lr--s-aTy 20 2ur n iLe
va-ry suG -~iiahie men far the
--> I'd. .- G.,.a sex; Thursday. Ne
---s. --- l1n- E,.sT a fuil s1'rl-out
10 al eJ n, C'nh Room tonight.
---'l- y.I oe addressed. Ne an
.-.;aur. Is ore NJ Rore OF onr speak
%, .-. n rur pnW-T r" maze he
,...., 80 sur-r.~slng an" stirring
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.ap-ar-,i m dur ios-ai rni-
,r-r,iar vh.rh w. desire 20
:, .vIs -Satcsi shat Me>-Ts. LIT-
.s 2r-s. .DuussI for ~. murderer
la, ae-n -vreil-,i ron me
SEQ -.',r AT. We r-grey -vTr-mriv
.- --. ,rsr-D-nr app-ar'--i a -lr
r. impossible mat any Is-
-n nave ',---n taken u rAs matter
, - A,ar~"N'> C"nTt ha> not .---n
--Ern tor --v,rai weeks. ami even
ID ..- '1urr lr-n Sjr1'ug " t" 7"r
p -Ee tilar Tnr harr ascertain ~ =
.-rr-.-i murriersr. ennfes-edly per-
---. Ind -yldenIlv .Jntf,,i with what
-s II MS raIirs-ion. womb avail "a
70 thr standing of LAWYERS nf 5he
r, r.or IT 'hr gentlemen II 4aesEIon.
-.7nt rxyecdilgly lie publication
v-1t was. II hcsJ. m-Ee --Imor.
..- -r -r-I-r -hIr Ns~-rs- LITTLE and
:-f VIII accent anr 4poingy n the
4r. -.1r"~ty N:h vhirh r : --u-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18

Oh the xsriA ste beAurifnl zfrf..
with the iauid evss and he solsien eurts-
Suiiinx LONG thrruwf IT, er11ris5 .rrrrr
ruruing DE hezsfx N he rourh. thrv meet
. Fitting sziinE sk.nuiuz zl0nx
Beautiful Ziris thev ezu do ns xruuk
The siush al ,hs ru-e on exch .off dxirfs eh4-k
In which Igxsly aimpies psxv hsdexDt<e~sek
Showtrr rtrir mKies auli n Iirrte atssys
Purr N A 1eeI frk;e N love XXX
= =
Hovrhr hurs eaft,er and ssxh ss es.h xhiri=
Herfiltr<s zies,s N !. iefie.rrs hight
Iu.s striking the b@suriss forrndden 70 SigkI
.r-IpuirG Isu gt,iux- hurryina bys
eve
,fTh- lirfI4 ,,oxx t..riu and with ie<sus hsund
Snzp NJ the r;ite.. thar .-idy around
r., -aua a .Iiv,e ard ezrh E-sr- m a xhiri
To --iry,ur he cs4uin. ed eseh .sreIv ziri
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And pls-, a p.sr fellow, like nsreorS azsh sy,
Writing swinging. dxshInx thew 90
Dsrrzsrriag -h- byeeze than oizys havoc b-lev.
With is,R IS.xtiRs. CfzaI. A ours- .s th>-Sv
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- WHEELING ". VA SATURDAY MORNING MAY ls 1867.

n Rad = lecture Upon the sin of rebel
linn. the distress OF war and the magni-
tude of treason, IN . voice tolerably
eiear, and with . resdiness OF language
that strongly limited of manuscript
notes beiaw thes cover Mr. Dssis sat
motionless and impassive between the
Marshal anal Charles O'Conor, never
raising his eyes, and resting one cheek
npSn MS hand. He was evidently lis
F-ning 70 the Nltinatan VI the Court
with fixed attention, whatever he NAV
have thought rs the strange blind re-
marks proceeded. The crowd had di-
vined in 4 rvinkling that the right 70
bail was admitted. and that the prison.
ers reeogniZanee would be accepted
and many naTvsied as they scanned the
one downcasT form IN their midst. that
the prisoner should appear 20 lose heart
at msment most promising OF. his de-
livsranee- Tniieed- II. was the face OF .
man vino had lived q life already, and
ID whom a future allotment Of years
was an -Sc-s- N III. powers nf snioy-
nsHt-
The succeeding proceedings We're but
Irifiing incidents. and mainly resulted
n exhibiting Horace Gne-ley III his
sroadsst character As among the first
To be called by tiie clerk 20 irfix his Az
tograDn n one of the eighteen RalleTs.
Mr.. Greeley attracted wholesale sSIen-
tion. and not a little curiosity xas
manifested Ia observe his first nesting
with Mr. Davis. whom he had hereto
fore resolutely refralned from calling
upon. n orJier 20 avoid ] scene, rs hs
said. he lad no sooner recovered MS
perpendicular. after signing the hond.
than Mr. Davis moved forward snd
yrasDed ais hand. and with few earn
est words thanked him for MS gOod
offic.s. Ar. Greeley meantime accept
al the thanks vIrh an sbasned expires
SION. bur with 4 counrenance 80 Indica-
i've Of pleasure and -elf satisfaction
that the surrounding spectators broke
out in 4 iond laugh. ana renewed their
criticism upon MS general Oddities.
The time soan came when on Ils Court
ievoived the duty OF saving:
''rhe reduiremenIs Of bail having
been fnlly met, the Marshal j directed
"a discharge the prisoner.
And hereupon such shout Went lp
ss seriously startled the decorum 1f
counsel. aud caused his Honor 70
frown and strike the desk again and
again. In = moment Davis vas suE-
rounded and congratulated with n en-
rhusiasm that threatened to raise him
upon the shoulders III men. anu bear
him aloft frum the scene IN triumph.
AZ it was. lie was spirIted away through
a crowd murnursng tod bless vou'
down into The open street, where vast
cuncunrse. with uncovered heads.
cheered 20 the echo. Passing hastily
through the divided crowds. himself
bowling deepiy and uncovered Davis
entered his carriage. supported by two
old-sime friends. and drove on. amid
the widest huzzas that have come nom
Virginia thrpaTs since the fortunes OI d
confeieracv ceased ~ ~ the bright lnd
hopeful pledge of their lives and sacred
honoT~.
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NIr-,.n- lsreiii9ssor- NJ --Jrr-
- ,gi-.ys goud deal nj lad feeling
r-- ~ .--;rir Thursd.y, REGISTER.
- r-.u 3aEEuAN W. Referred - n
@- .-.-- TaTn siaiu rtrIn p"iish'-'i.
&, 80. ..tssaporaTr'~ hahlr - de-
--~.- 81, 'xro>s; 'toG!. ar indecent
luE rlat rsrieets upeu his party,
= s-'H-s. = piInps n himself. We are
.r.srsl- disturbed ~ hi~ inrsnper-
= -.a--,. Vr 10 not claim "a D" very
..--,- sued ,n ta- -rsess u style
" ..o-.u. e possible rhaI We
-'- usur rhlngs 'HaJ are more n
..r.--.a.. r--l act thar with the mics
@ -. 10 -. .ur--. IL ne same tine.
-.-a.. .ar AL ur"n OEr n-ignOOr Tor
-.--.a'.'G u he ar-s and ornaments
,p---rh. We v0uid IL ~onn
-~s --7.-. IA ish-market- pure va
-- -"--- ruGu. nr perfume n / pig
~ - Iid .ge- pj PoT "a. HETTLR =
---- ---;. :or r!tafiHn. hst Ne cannot
- r---oElu. ne v;ghr of 'Ur neigh
-" g.a1- 4D"gJ dignity Ir deceRcy.
sa-E IL eu.Gmns have never Oeen anv
49,. nan 4 ecramnu sewer for he -
-1-nr u ne rc~r Vum.tIC2Trtt NTH
a-e ,ar,s.s-- Whatever NAY ~ our
----.> .s,;n,r .no,f -5>F- they -suuot
N-...~ b, -7rS- man nv pshlicar'ou
r. E,,EY r-rers. winch are such
.'-s.- -.ru. grortes v7rh orr corem-
a---
'l..- - Ara lp"U ne genera! sab
- i L., a,->-. bur arighhor viii par
@ --r-her references n himself he
- "a tnr-er that ais control over the
T->' Il IN, city s limited en-
.'-'7 -o De Wheeling I.tstligsscsr. We
' -IassIllaIs With thls person.
.'-- % a--ur. hIm mat -he REGISTER =.
'-' -. 'onuuue "a &c managed with
~ -ii.r-,->y r-ferenr- 20 his ideas
1snpu-ry W nave -rin Ehr ma
'1- - ar. Sirh SarisiaerI0n 70 our
'i'-> . 'eAst. and with ais aer-nis-ioH.
- -7ai. - :" dlspen~- N'rn hIs zra-
8 -up~rvss'un Tor the frrare. The
A1f N~marS viii lppiv 81 those ii ais
Ss-ts wh" have varxed themselves
10 -leh 4 rag over our references -
II. 3IREN.AS. such III Earm - are IN
fa..e nositIcu WA h. the rpcipientS
4ullar attentions themselves. should
- 1rnp~r occasion aud necessity arse.
3-a's"iv. II ssane I'll tsem mad NOT Al
a ----a discussed With considerable
.,-lsa---. Ar 3OREAAS would NOT
49, - many -ymDathiz-Ts IN lis arfiir-
Lon.
Nh Al Difference I0 fhe opinion that
c 9EGIsTgR ought not "a he roler-
eH Ee rhink ir viii surviEe. The
when buili-s and braggarts could
Sk 'hrir insoisnce with bayonets has
H'e 'v, and Il is now thr prIyiiege of
1e PISS 20 .kin 4 seoundrel wherever
! mas 1im.
Il ne exercise OF this privilege Va
ave disseetsd NJ. BoRENAS and Others
A'' Kind To those shn condemn eur
d neverenea far tins disnitary. we
'niy say that We eannot respect
'overuor unless he il rrspccta-
Put inz hiaN place sns wism
dsserihs ndscsnf fanxraQs ard
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
MORAL CHICAGO.
Isr Churck Msmb<F-s Csnair e<iG<.
while Prrfer4iag Refugees Ds-


Hnoa the ChicasB Tines. sfh-i
,ia Friday evening last Miss Mary
/, Smart attempted the destruction al her
life BY Taking laadanum. The young
lsfy referred 20 Is now. and has for 4
long time becna menbeT N good stand
ing of rhe First t-Iiiana Street Asfho-
dist Epise0pal Church.
For more than a year past she has
been 81 terms Of criminal intimacy
with a man named Ge@rgs Price AMI Il
v9s understood 6y thuSe who Knew
them both JIE they were 20 he mar
ried- The faN extent or the intimacy
between the lovers Tas a0t known TO
the world. but for several months the
young lady has been conscious Of the
fact thar she would IN due course 0f
time become 4 mother IN vain she
called upon Price 70 legaliZe. by uar-
rage. The advent or the embryo child.
n vain she pleaded her connection
with The churrh and her Pnsitisu IN 49,
rler-.
The victim af mIspiAsetI conIslenee
aOw lies AZ Fhe point oi death. A soon
as Prlce was lnioun-,i Of rhe sad fate OF
tIe vomAl Ae had ruined. he hasieae,i
- her l,--,tsid.. and has ever sInre he-u
constant anu assIduous IN ms attentions
- hrE. E- expresses i wlllisgleS, 20
mar h=F- buJ 1t IS asserted that hz
has a Vile and Two ehIidren low living
IN Canada. II This repor: : tue. his
hrATrleSs v.llaIuv 5 almost unparalleled
IN the history If deception and prrndy-
MIS- smart is - years of 5ge AMI has
Dr-en considered - one VI sias ILlaass--sX-
emplaTv IembrTs "a tAe chuurn of
which she Tl- 4 member she mas
been constant "a Tie dutIr- which have
devoiYed upon hsr= has E.sHiariy at
rendest church services: has partieipa-
ted n elass-meeIings and pTaver-megt-
In-s, and has on every occasion paTtakeu
Of The sacrament Of the LOrJls supper.
She vas universally esteemed by all
who knew Ter. and II i but charitable
20 presume that he unfortunate woman
viii aeeei ~ the cordial sympathy and
leaF-v assistance u hose WI" have a.
-pcIar-d With her lcretofOr".
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METHOD OF INSTRUCTION.

~ -y-sssa q rssrrussiaa shi.a Nr. HAkctv
rs ssirrsssi @Ha rsrsns- = ligstlv b~fiaeS
'nrz ~ fhe F'rst@ioEElan ~yst-sn- ~ 70 tn tks
~Artir- S1c~- sf eStucstt4o1s 'isy-iapnr~Ef tie
ncsrsi Izr1Iiti-> - --sghf rzthsr th.n alAng
the mind With AEt< xni rh<ssrtss s~ssn~ III
mind . ztt--i isT sr4uirtHg toean . sri-ati1s
ass sSH-tssrattr uznurr
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#.hrtlina Rsaistsr.
Democratic Meeting.

l~z~-arse ana Conservative esttn-s- %
49, - --yEesEs<i % n-et NJ rhs Cl-a
V.sa .sre-5- thls >ziRrIisy syen-
80 -sssA IN aiiitiOa - Shs 5rzns-r-
. .-7sr-2sI oassB-ss ths meeting viii -
-. NJ .y.s .s--a - 4 fuil Attendance
-.r--.s u. REILLY
p-v--ideut
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18

The people OF 6eorg IN. Tennessee and
Mississippi. ars naruriugs \ seheme for
the nantainauce OF women and children
of deceased Canfszierate soldiers They
propose ~ dispose OF large tracts OF
land in small lots IN the Northern and
European markets. and Appropriate ten
per cent. OF the sales tor the erection
and suppsrr OF An asylum which shall
beepsn 20 all soldiers widows and or
pnsns who arc unable 60 Support them
selves. The buSinr>s mrn nf Memphis
hxve subscribed siOe. .aoo IN AID of the
enterprise
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
RIVER NEWS.

WEATHER rather PLEASANT. River
calling slowly. with twelve and halt
feet of water N rhr channel Yesterday
evening.
Business IN rhf wharf sonr,nu1- tull
lud dropping.
The EiiHbHrgk lraye> Isr Clnrinnari
TO-DAY n ; rri0ck p. N.
We narirs ths cO0sS hainng'ng IN
Haighf & Chambers show, iylng az the
Is.and landing. she Is a.eOratsd With
1dr1b-r at dAgs, snd nak~Ss very
far aup-araurs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18

General Massey, one of the Fenians
recently convicted and sentenced IN
Ireland, seems 70 have turned pretty
sIusrely mon his old associates. and
disclosed all he knew Of their plans ami
purposes He alleges that stephens
protested against any NOV emenI because
only one-seyenIh on the arms and other
aid had been provided:-bur he was
overruled and lt was decided. mainly
by the men who stayed at home, that
rhe movement must 90 on. By his own
account. ne began his public career a a
drserrer from the British service. served
as a private in the Confederate army.
rose TO the rank of Colonel. and after
tho war became . commercial traveller.
Nor Succeeding N. this he engaged In
the Fenian busiue@. md was very sue
csssfuI in raising funds 10 carry out the
invasion OF Ireland. AZ his owu sng-
yestion he was sent ovcrto Ireland. was
arrested. swooned away for tarpor and
then turned informer. He owed his ar
rese to An sss0ciate, Who v1B piqucd af
being put under his orders Macy
tastihsd his own rresehsry bE thus be-
fxzy1i = = -. 8.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18
ENGLISH.

>p~<tzi ztlEnfign sill - azsL n this a-parr
neat - u;rzzzar Shrtogsc md EiSratisn ana
every pans al ~ rzkcn % EIve 70 -rua-ars
e5saT and -+~<ent -ty e u n,sapa-stlos .naulrv-i
~ tfean.ni 3gastir@ xnd . esrrfnl Eff-at.Sa -
-it- -1i-- II t,FztumzT sIl.t Rhssartc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18

Que II these iavs msn will -zli things
hv their --.hr namr-. Then. they Won
Say; he, pt \ -o'''i disposition: nut
me has 4 good stomach. Half the
yrae- -hat going : nothing 5ut food
Pau -sId me kIng,nOm vas not neat and
drink. Tsr- likely not. hereafter. But
Z : hsrs. trood -JesS snd I-nr bread
Ire b-u-voIence. Coffee : inspiration
aHd hHmcr. 'ro0d tea / tenderness and
spr, pr,ghr!ineS-iA"fs varv hulnbling pI
our .xcellrBres. Bur -ls~'-" rI"r-.-