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New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

While. Gen. Grant was acting as Secretary or
War, Andrew johnson, in n message to Con-
gress, declared that "great reductions OF cx-
"penses had been effected under his admins
"tration of the War Department, 10 the sdU'"g
"of millions to the Treasury" Yet now tho
Johnson party pretend that Grant has no ca
pacity for civil affairs.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

Yesterday in the Supreme Court Mr.. 0'GOr-
man, Corporation Counsel, in the Fernando
Wood Lease case, withdrew the charges of
bribery and fraud, preferred against Mr.. Wood,
on the ground that they were not proved. Mr..
OGorman, however, asserted that there was no
legal contract between the City and Mr.. Wood,
and that the former should only pay fair rate
for what it used of the defendants property.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
HIGH SENSE OF HONOR.

John Dabney, colOred man in Richmond,
Va, purchased his freedom from Mrs. Dearnette of
Hanover Va just before the war; for 80 OOO agreeing TO
pay the amount by instaments. During the peDdency
Of the struggle he paid about onehaf Of in Coneder
ate currency which az last 80 deprecated In value
that his late mistress requested him TO discontinue the
payments until the close OF the conflict When Slavery
was abolished the debt OF course longer but
Notwithstanding he was advised against such a course
Dabney lately transmitted to his Old Mistress now In
indiRent circumstances 5000 in greenbacks being the
balance OF the 1900 he had contracted 10 pay.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

In obedience to requests from all portions
of the country the Ways and Means Com
mttee will reconsider their action pOstponing
the consideration of the Tariff bill until next
session. and allow the House to dispose of the
matier as il may deem best.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

Our Washington correspondent says tiat
there is some fear that the SOn~tO VIII confirm
the Usage treaty, one of the most mon
strous frauds ever attempted in this country,
and which was so unanimously denounced by
the House last week.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
rHE TRLRUNE IN EUROPk.

STEVENS BRorHERs agents for American Libra
res. No IT Henrictfast Coyent Garden bonuon' "io
agents for THE TRIBUNE in Great Brltaih ,,., c.,
CARL GRROLD & Co.. booksellers AMI PuDlsheIs, sIel-
ans pata Vienna agents for The JElB hustra;
' ssIpp q Co Booksellers and Publishers, NO 20
Inter den Linden Berlin agents for THE TRIBUNE III
Prussia - -, .u.i,.,, ,o,. and od vor-
tscments for THE TRIBUNE, and supply copies OF tue
naner 10 Americans temporarily in Europe
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

MURDERER CAPTURED AT LAsT.--Attila Ray,
Miles M Bond James j. Bond and John Bond murdered
Provost Marshal w H. Randolph, at Blandinvilie III,
the ofHcers with the exception OF Miles NJ Bond, who
was arrested at Sonora, KY few days ago. Fowler
tho detsctive who caught him. has never l0st bOnub
trail during the last three years but knowing HIM to DC
ruan waited for convenient opportunity OF capturing
him Several unsuccessful attempts made In Sonora
10 the prisoner, but he taken in safety 70
LOusylle, 10 await r0qulson from the Governor Of
Illinois
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

Glaring frauds in the Second Auditors
Office, whereby the Government has been
swindled out of millions of dollars by dis
honest clerks altering bounty warrants, have
been unearthed by a Special Investigating
Committee of the House.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

as the public interest may permit bpt a..
educational department of the Bureau ana o .''o
collection and payment of moneys due sro
soldiers, sailors, aud marines, or their bo;r"
are to be continued until otherwise orde,ed g..
Congress W
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

~ TeraS-A Letter from our SpeciGt CORES
ficIe, and the Markets, may be found or the
second page; Shipping Intelligence on the third;
Literary items on the Sirth, and Real Estate on
the eepenth
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

Gen. Grant has promptly informed all the
Military Governors in the South of the passage
over the Presidents veto of the Omnibus Re
construction bill, and instructed them to shape
their policy in accordance Herewith.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

A ST. Louis dispatch very carefully makes
Gen. Sherman the author of report which
gives the lie to recent telegraphic rumors OF
Indian murders and depredatiops on the Plains.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

disnats, from the Associated Press agent
at jackson, which by Its animuS plainls s"V%o m'o
the partisan character of ITS writer says 'hr h',
Democrats claim the eleCI,'oh III m'S'iS''pp' y
25 900 majority
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee
have changed their mind, and will recon-
mend the confirmation of Gen. McMahon as
Minister to Paraguay.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

$4,000 per annum for ten years to the Com
pany. The preparations for laying the West
India and South American Cable are in a for
ward state
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
&em'2lork Daily Gribmate,
SATURDAY, JUNE 81, 1868.

For Prssideat. Gen. Ulysses - Grant,
For Ptoe Presid,ia. Hon. schuyler ColihK'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-29

EXCUSES FOR TRUANcT.-The officers
whose duty II is TO look after truant
children in Massachusetts often meet
with very queer and amusing experien-
ces. Two cases of recent occurrence in
Cambridge are related, in one of which
u iive-Year old lad OF Irish pareutage,
on being found in the street in study
hours was asked by the officer why he
was not at school. "Please SIR" was
the answer, MRS. wanted me to
come and breathe on her baby's face"
"Why did she want you 10 do that"
said the officer. "Cnuse the baby's
sick, and never saw my father" was
the reply-the explanation of the case
being that the lads father died before
his birth. and it Is mn Irish superstition
that the breath of a child who never
beheld tho face OF its parental ancestor
charms away disease.
The other case, hardly less amusing,
was of another lad who got dismissed
from school on pretonse of attending Il
funeral. The officer found him very
soon after present at n base ball match,
and inquired why he was not ut the fun
eral. Tine reply was that he had boon
down to the house, naming its resident,
"but the man wasn't dead yet"
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GheGntdliqfufer,
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Old Time and I, the other night,
Had II carOusc together,
The wine was golden, warm and bright,
Aye! just like Summer weather.
QuOth |, "Ieres Christmas come again,
and no RrihinE Ticheri"
Time answered, "Ah, the old, Old str0inl
prltheo pass the pitcher.
"Why measure all your good IN gold?
no TOps OF sand il weaker;
IT'S hard To gct-'liS hand 10 hold;
Come. lad, fll up yonr boAker.
"IIast thou not found true friends more true
And lOving ones more loving"
! could but say, "a iow-a few !"
'':So keep tine liquor moving"
"Hast thou not seen the prosperous knavC
Como down n precious Ihumper?
His cheats disclosed ." 81 have haYc!"
"weII, surely, that's bumper"
"Nay, hold awhIle-1've seen the Just
Find all their hopes grow DINNER"
"They Will hope on, and strive aud trust.
And conquer THAT'S brimmeT."
"'TIS not because to-day is dark,
No brighter day before en-;
There's rest for cv'Ty Storm tossed ark"
$50 be II. Pass tie JOrum.'
"Eet must own, l should not mind
To be Il little richer"
Labor and wait, and you may find
II0llOo! an empty pitcher"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-29

A QUEER VIsIToR.-A lady, residing
on Eight street, Washington, was sit
she heard the front door bell of her res
idence ring. She hastened to the door
and was surprised to find there large
cow, which started towards her, and as
she stepped to one side, the cow DELHI
erately walked in and passed through
the hall into the dining room.
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"AUxTY," said sentimental niece
to n berenvad widow, NOW you're
prosperous md well TO do lei us get
some pretty tOmbstones for good Uncle
Daniel; you know he has none at his
grave"
Aunt Kezinh lifted up her hands,
and emphasized this touching EXPIRE =
zion: "Jane, II they want anything of
ID anielat the Judgement, they can find
him without a guide board; l tell you
he'll be there in time" III
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ALADY was reading to her five year
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ity In compelling the return of truant
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-29
Hampton 2. q. Cockburn.
IT, ChoOcary

The object OF this suit Is 10 obtain a decree
for the sale OF certain vacant lots in ZAnes
reserve in the city of Wheeling, West Viz
RintR, particularly described In the bill OF
complaint, which Is held by the complain
amt, HRmpden Zane, as trustee, and in
which the defendant, Hampden IL. &, Cock
burn, may have n contingent inLsreRt, and
10 hive the proceeds of sale invested under
the hOeIee OF the court for the use and benedt
OF tue same perSOnG ana upon tho rane
trust, as the said vacant lots are now held
And 1t appearing from an affldayit filed in
the cause. that the defendant Hampton n
q. COckuTn Is not a resident OF this state
ON motion of complRinanL's counsel n d
ordered that he do appear here within one
month after the fourth weekly publication
and due posting OF this order at the front
door OF the Court House Of said county and
do what he may deem ut TO protect his in-
terest In tneHbove entitled cause.
Test:
MICHAEL ]. BREINIG, Clerk.
STANTON q ALLLsos, Col. for eompiRinants.
uOYSl-lRwIw
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OFFICERS:
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exec
utlve Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, VIce-President-
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and Aetu-
airy.
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PAXTON & oGLEBAY
Wholesale GrOcers

WHEELING, w. VA.
lave RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
III sale at lowest market rntes, viz=
$50 Bags Rio Coffee
60 Half Chests Gunp'r. Y. II and Imp7
Teas.
20 Half Chests Black Tea,
~ Boxes and Kegs Supr Va. TobaccOs.
IS Butts and Caddies Black liz do
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- Kegs 6 twist do
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Also, Flour, Soaps and Candles, Wooden.
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Curb soda, Cot;n Yarns, Batting. Fps Salts,
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Cheese, Shot and Lead, salt, and numerous
other articles usually kept in Wholesale
Grocery
We solicit an examination OF our stock
from any one wanting anything in our line.
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DLAREF PATENT BELT STUD AND
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-29

IN On0 LBS. SUGAK-CURED HAMS.
OU,UlJO 2O,DOO lbs Plain Hams.
aO,OO0 lbs Shoulder
lOO,OOU lbs Clear q Clear Rib Sides
UO Tierces Prime Lard.
SOKeSs
50 Barrels Extra Lard OIL.
30 BDIs Juno Family FJSdr
40 do star do do
100 do Swan do do
$50 Half Barrels lake Fish.
80 Barrels ViBeeRr.
80 Boxes FsntnFy Cheese
50 do Concentrated Ly
ForsaIe by
HAGElllAH. .IOfDA ~ -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-11-18

REueNsTaUcTIoR I'm cFEoBsDx. In.
Florida, the carpet BaggefsaRd RdscaiawagS
hayeahad every thing .lheir own n7..sw swa,y. wyi,,;.
approved scalawag -carpetbag style-all
honest and grespectable ,peepfe7 being prot.
scribsd aud prsventad from having any.
thing to do with the geconstrue of.th}ee;
State Government. Thsre were no Re-
bells. mo sKu-N -Nluxesst to- intimidate the So.
called loyal: :people from carrying. ont the
lbehests of Congress, and yet reconstruc-
tion is q failure. ( ghe; thieves: hare guar
treled among themselves over the division
of t6e spoils'a s'and the.result is adwarabe-'
tweensthe: carpetbag Governor and the
nongrel Legislature, in which the former.
has besn impeached and deposed. But
the loyal Governor.s .sets at defiance the
action of heloyal Legislature, and here
the, matter rests fer the proving
l5lconclusively, however, that reconstrn
Fin Florida sis4 9, sis gnaB allure :; Fha Sa-
|tprsme Court has been called on to decide
ktheeq question: sopinsEth thatsneither
the State Conrtss or Congress eansWeB
make valid orsbinding wfat is sunconstitns
tional and void, illegal and fraudulent,
revolutionary and despotic in the judgs
ment of every intelligent and honest citi-
zef off tho United StatsAS CHRONICLE apd
SeRtinel. - = ~ ~ e@; IL
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MARRY HER F1RsT.-Many years ago,
in what is now a ,foni'ishing city, lived q
stalwart backsmith, fondiof his-bipecana
His joke. He was also fond of his bloom
ling daughter, whose many graccs had en-:
shared. the-affsctions of a. young, printer.
The couple, after session of billing and
cooing, "engaged Themselves" and moth
ing but the consentof the young lady's
parents prevented their union, To OBJ
tain this an.intervieW was arranged, and
tho typo prepared . littlelspeechi to adj.
monish and convince the old man, who
sat enjoying his:pipe IN perfect ct-eontent.
The typo dilated on the fact of their long
friendship, their mutual, attachmen ents their
hopes for the future, and like topics and
taking the daughter by the hand, hesaii :
;;s.I am now sir, TO ask. yo6r4 peFmission TO
transplant this lovely flower from it's
parent bed'.but5 his feelings .overcame
him, and he forgotthe remaindersof his
oratorical flourish, stammered, and finally
wound mp with > '4rores srparen tai bed
Into my own .'' The father keenlv relish:
ed this discontinue Of the suitor,; and re5
moving his pipo and blowing cloud,
replied: "Well, young man, don't know
asI havo any objection, provided you
marry the girl first" '''s -.'st'
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c,nnfv->-foW;n-i q, oountynssa,

county town M aaddisosf-oounty, snssar
Atlanta, Georgia. SO it was equally i'm:
far ioutgrowns expectations )git should not
become as large as London"
Senator Miller concluded by urging that
!IAtlantasshad6 hssa sessllsnsl and sal
1gaaalous advice of Colonel. Buford, aud that
in in Her corporate capacity she should sub.
scribe 4aato leaats $500 Oeos tea.thsa capital l.
stock;
syHon. John Collier followed in: a few
ability of tie city Il 70 1subsciits most hBers9
ally, giving bonds at long date, bearing
seyen per cent, interest, payable semi
annually. He thought an additional tax
of one on-reat.-ess
tate YOU'D pa. .ths interest. ~ esle
responded in one of his terse, practical
common sense speeches, full OF ssshort, sharp
ami decisive sentences, in which the
physical and mental inproy ementa and
local material e19pmeats Rersfal1y set
forth and demonstrated. Mr. Dunning
urged q subscription by he-Gity Council
ofFS500, 900.
: onsmotiono u: iJ;sT sTbrasher,7 ESQ., 1.-THE
RESOLUTION offered BY. General Austell was
then unanimously adopted. ~
|. "A oalRBS1 sabscripf pflola Naa ! sfespSndea
SO, to he.amouut of $4,000.
After which the meeting adjohrnsd. "a .
II + ,.sas.;..a HAypEN,aP resident. -
j. S. PETERSON, Secretary. .s..,.s
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"A New Hampshire editor who has
been keeping record of big beets an.
nounces at last that "the beet that beat
the bsetthat beat the other beet is now
beaten by beet that beats all the beets,
whether the original beet, the beet that
beat the beet, or the beet that beat the
beot that bent the beet that beat the beet :"
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WARTS 4. 4 sssclilAlwAoY- s lcorresspoln:: IS On:
dent of Petersburg Express, enquiries the
origin and definition of the famous word
Scallawag. Tho Express, says: ut lis, an
Americanism:. Webster defines the term
"a low, worthless fellow; a scapegrace.
And We venture to assert that no word
in. .onr-language. can 80 thoroughly1deline-
ate the native Southron. who, when his
race. threatened with Tserfdoms to it's
fofiGsrs slaves, basely Aberdslfwitff5 the
enemy-in secret leagues gives said and
comfort for the sake of paltry gain
barters honor, and lives upon the sicken.
ing odors of negro love-"
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- Principles before men, says your
statesmen but that is reversing The order
of things. Were not men made before
principles? Adam was Six feet in his
slippers before he troubled himself with u
shadow Of a principle--and the principal
thing that troubled him after that was q
wife? In the latter respect great many
men since resemble Adam.
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T ,.:s5.;..as,JaAs II HAypEN,aP resident. );
II. S. PETERSON, Secretary. .s1.s..