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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-28
LATE WASHING TON NEWS.
END OF IMPEACHMENT.
Secretary stanton Resigns.

secretary SlantOD Resigns
The following is taken from the tel
egrdphic columns Of the Cincinnati
Commercial:
WA~sHINGToN, May 26.-Contrary to
the prevailing impression in Congress
ional circles, last night. and even IN
fat opposition to tho dictum OF the
Senatorial caucus held THE morning
by the friends of impeachment, The
Senate, sitting rs u court, hUalIy dvci-
ded, by the even vote u for 20 u
against, that 1t would proceed this day
10 execute its order, and vote on the
remaining articles vi impeachment
In pursuance OF this, it at once took up
and disposed OF the second and thru
articles, ami declared, W precisely the
same vote which was cast on May IL,
Oh tie eleventh article, that the Pgesi-
dent was not. guilty OF the high crimes
and misdemUanors charged ia those
articles. As the President could not
be convicted on the remaining first,
fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth,
ninth and tenth articles, by una"imOus
consent a judgment Of acquittul on the
second, third and eleventh articles was
entered IN the journal OF tho court, and
in pursuance Vt II III otlUn made By Sen.
ator Williams, of Oregon, Chief Justice
Chase declared th at The Senate, sitting
as u court If impeachment. stool ad-
iourned without day.
But to detail the days events in or
der IL appears that u conference Of
Senators who favor conviction, was
held ~ 10 o'clock this morning, in II
room ,djoihing the Senate Chamber,
TO consider tho question oi another
postponenent OF the vote on the re-
naming articles.
Messrs. Trumbull, Fessenden, and
the rest OF the Republican Senators
who voted against conviction, we,e not
invited TO participate in the delIbera-
tions, and there wac considerable feel
ing manifested towards them in dis
cussivn.
Mr.. Wade is completely broken
down. and abstained from taking II
prominent part IN the proceed .ngs, al
though his particular friends, Sumner
and Chandler, were extremely active.
These Senators were very earnest in
insisting "n Il further postpOnement,
OF at least touI weeks, stating that taey
had had that the managers
would bring IN additional articles, in
which there could DO no possibility Of
n failure. Mr.. Wade favored post
ponement.
Such Senator'S as Ferry, 'Edmunds
and Morrill,, of Vermont, tooK sides
with the Chandler faction.
The ground taken By the Senators
Who opposed postponement was that
tho country already considered the
president as virtually acquitted; that
was moving on under tnut
that 10 d5rangement of
finances or shaking Of public conf
dence had resulted Lhereirom as was
anticipated. and the country would
not Justify any further agitation oglm.
peachment unless the IN designations
OF the managers furnish most sa~tisfac.
tory cause tor the presentation of now
articles.
Mr.. Howard, who was present, urg-
cd postponement, and it was finally
to go into court and move to
postpone the vote, but as Messrs.
COnkling and Corbett were absent,
The result IN open court was not re.
rs very certain, rs much de-
ON the pending action of the
House on the investigation, and Seysr-
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which was not a little IN contrast with
what had just t%ranspired,
Tho first thing II did was to receive
from the hands of Vice President
Wade-whom one vote two %Linutes
before, would have made President
some executive messages from Andrew
Johnson, still President, by the adj
vice and consent of the Senate, for the
rest Of his constitutionalterm of Office.
Tie Housc was occupied oil day with
the case of contempt charged by the
impeachment managers against 9. w.
WOoley, the witness. The latter made
two answers to the resolutions passed
by the House while he was arraignlng
at its bar, neither of which was nc
cepied, and he was finally CON mltred
until he cun purge himself with con.
tempt. He is confined in the luxuri.
ously furnished room Of tho Commit
tee On Foreign Affairs, and has been
allowed To see his irienJs to night
The refusal of the House to allow
Democrats lobe present in the inves
tigation was opposed by al Repub-
Leans. Woolley was entirely self.
possessed while at the bar, and seemed
to be well acquainted with many mem-
bers who came to speak with him.
From letters received in this city IL
is learned that the health Of ex Presi-
deut Buchanan is much improved.
Tho news Of acquittal and tho final
adjournment of the court was sent by
telegraph to the White Houec, and
reached the President during the
cabinet meeting. General Thomas,
General Hancock, and quite q number
of personal friends soon came IN and
congratulated him. In a few moments
thereafter he went to dinner, and de-
clined to see all callers till this even
ing. when there vas quite a levee ut
the White House.
A public demonstration is talked Of
some time this week
Secretary stanton, as soon no heard
Of the adjournment of the court, at
once SEN his ~roignatrou as Secretary
Of War TO the President. 1t is as fol-
lows:
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Road Notice,

There will be a petition presented To tba
Commissioners of Morgan County at their next
session praying for an alteration in the tate
road leading from Marietta to GAINESVILLE, said
alteration commencing at the fork ks ofthe road
in the will &c Hackney, thence a nortb west
direction on the line between the lands of VIM.
IL. Baker, Geo. W. Cunningham and John BE-
Taylor to lntersect the old road some eighty
rods from the place of beginning.
April 18Th, lsee'-Icw HAET PHrrI0sHEu.
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"To the President"

Senator Ross his inten-
ton Of introducing II resolution IN the
Senate, demanding q thorough investi.
cation into the charges made against
him of corruption regarding his vote
on impeachment. He will support it
in u speech, d%enouneing tho allega.
tioNs.
A number of Republicans waited on
Stanton to night, and strongly udvls-
ed against his resianation OF the War
Office, but il WINS too Lnte.
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Administrators Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed
Administrator OF the Estate of Robert Cum
ningham, deceased, late Of Morgan County,
Ohio. JOSEPH MCDONALD.
April Oh
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WAR DEPARTMENT !
WAsuINoroN CITY, May 7 1865. I

CITYr May ZI,lS6S.
"SIR-The resolution OF The Senate
Of the United States Ofthe 2lSLHfFeb-
uary last, declaring that the President
has no power to remove the Secretary
Of Wan and designate any other officer
to perform the duties Of that office dd
interim, having this day failed to DO
supported by tw%o-thirds Of tho Sena-
tors present and voting on the articles
OF impeachment preferred aga INST you
by tho House OF Representatives, /
have relinqpishcd charge Of the War
Department. and have left the same
and the books, archives, papers and
property IN my custody as Secretary
Of War, in care Of Brevot Major Guncr-
al Townsend, the senior Assistant Adj
jutant General, cubjeSt to your dl-
rection. EDWIN NJ. STANTOF,
Secretary of War.
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WAsHISeToN, April 5.-The mayor
and other elective officers of Alexan-
dria, Va, with the exception of four out
OF eight aldermen, have been or will
be summoned to ofice by the military
commissioner OF elections and registra-
ton for the sth district, to answer
whether or not they can take the test
oath. 5liIIi IGi1s -a 5 al
The Alexandria Gazette says: Ap-
plicants for the various Offices soon To
be made vacant are numerous, but
great difficulty will be experienced in
filling them from among the white rest
dents of the city who lived here pre-
vtous to the war, because nearly all
that class voted for the ordinance ofse-
cession. ..'I.7ll
Maj. Gen. Hancock has not yet an
nounced the location of his headquar-
ters in this city.
So far not more than six witnesses
have been summoned by the Presi.
dents counsel in the Impeachment
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.ai..aa4a 4ailsaatlb s

ident then said he. did not desire TO re-.
ceiye II, and then read the announce.
ment spoken OF in the dispatch. :
l-s-A bold, but unsucces sfnl, attempi
was made on the 1st inst, to rob the
Second National Bank of Galesbure.
Illinois. at about one O'Clock y. un,
two men entered the bank, where Mr..
Hicks, the cashier, was seated behind
the counter alone. One of the men
asked where the bank man was, and al
the same time pulled out a revolver
and attempted togo behind the counter.
Mr.. Hicks saw the movement and
sprang for his revolver, which wav
lying short distance from him. While
doing this. each of the robbers fired a
shot at him, but happily missed him.
Mr. Hicks cried 'fmurder," ]" and the two
scoundrels fed, with Mr.. Hicks in pur.
suit. Several reVolvers were discharR-
ed as the robbers ran through the
streets. They had horses near at hand.
which one succeeded in reaching, and
escaped. The other robber was captur.
ed after q short chase. he gives his
name as Thomas 81. winstead. He be-
longs in owensbororo, KY, and was
formerly Captain OF Company g. In
the Fourth Kentucky rebel regiment.
The officers are in pursuit or the other
rascal, and will capture him. ag.l
Thursday afternoon an unknown
woman, large and masculine in ap.
pearance, called at the residence of
VIM. P. Comstock, EsqsJa well known
citizen of Cottage Grove, near Chicago.
and informed Miss Josephine Com
stock, daughter of VIM. p, that Jennie
Hart, an intimate friend Of Miss Com
stocks, had been thrown from a. buggy
at point some distance south, and
had, it was feared, been fatally injured
and that 1t was the request of. Miss
Hart that Miss Comstock should come
to her Immediately. The latter started
at once with the strange woman.
After proceeding some distance
with the woman, FROM some
strange movements, Miss Comstock be-
gan to have suspicious that all was not
right, and refused 10 go any further,
but turned around to return. As she
did SO. the strange woman drew from
under her cloak a butchers mallet, and
struck her withit. knocking her down.
She eeontinued to beat Miss Comstock
with the deadly weapon until she ap-
peared 10 be dead. At that moment a
buggy. was driven mp, to the place by a
man. The female fend got in and
drove of. Miss Comstock was after-
ward discovered and taken to her
house. She was terribly beaten, and is
in critical condition. No reason is
known for this brutal assault on Miss
Comstock, who has been for long
time popular teacher in one of the
public schools.
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:sEUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC / CABLE.

BERLIN, April 4.-The flag of North
Germany presented to Parliament bV
the eihzens of New Orleans, was for
mally accepted yesterday, and hung In
the chamber. Resolutions dleclaFinr,
that the members ought not to be held
uttered In debate were carried by a
large majority.
LoNDoN, April 4.-Ths defeat OF the
ministry Is the chief topic of converse
sationi and most Of the Journals have
editorials on 1t. ~ i5sr' 8 81
The Times says that the House OF
Commons have resolved that this can
Ger ofthe empire shall be removed. The
rejection of Mr., Stanley's amendment
and the adoption OF Mr.. Gladstone's
resolution are merely the first steps of
the operation. The national will is
soon to be expressed, and there will be
no uncertain sound. It will insist that
the work SO happily begun shall be
thoroughly performed, This mornino,s
vote Is dawn of the reunited empire,
and New Ireland may take confidence
that she is sustained by vast balance
Ofopinion of the Kingdom: the WronRs
OF ages are to be ended and right done
amid the aCclRmations of the nation,
This must guarantee peace.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 4.-The steamer
Berlin sailed for Baltimore.
,LoNDoN, April 4, l1:I5 a. m.-Consols
81 for money and 9S1S for accounts:
bonds 729S; Erie ASK; Illinois 791
IIyERPooL, April 4, 11:15 a. moot
ton excited and advancing; sales of
middling uplands on spot and 10 ar.
rive at 121zd, and Orleans at I2Nd,
Breadstuffs quiet. -
LONDON, April 4, evening.-Consols
93 for money and 93asS1< for account;
bonds 722S; Erie 4sk; Illinois 9OsS.
LIVERPOOL, April 4.-Cotton closed
buoyant and prices advanced. Sales of
$4,000 bales on spot at 121<a125Sd, and at
l23<d to arrive; Orleans at l2Nal25Sd,
Pork hrmer at .S2s6d. Lard firmer at
61s6d. TalloW AIS. 81 fLl5sE
ANTWERP, April 4.-PetrOleum dull.
LoNDoN, April San important
meeting Of the cabinet was held on Sat
urdRy, TO consider what action should
be taken in view of the vote Friday
night on Mr.. Gladstone's resolution.
1t reported that the ministers had de-
cided to resign in case the opposition
should retain their large majority after
the recess of Parliament. fEit'
PARIS, April 6.-The Etendard has
adVices from Rio De La Plata to the sth
ult., which state as to the situation of
the ParaguRyans at present, that Gen.
Lopez is not SO desperate as the Brazil
ian accounts represent.
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:NEw YoRK, April 6.-Judge Barnard
OF the Supreme Court, in the Erie rail-
way cases, vest terday p. M, decided
after constdera BILE sparfing on the part
Of the counsel, that Mr.. jay Gould, the
Erie director arrested yesterday In Al
nany, must dle answers to the inter-
held him In $50, 900 bonds. with. two
suredes. 1mmediatsIy upon the adj
1oufnmentofth the court, o writ of Ea.
beas Corpag was issued by Judge Bar
rett, OF the Court OF Common Pleas, and
served by the sheriff In Gould's case,
and the whole party adjourned to the
enamberS OF the Court Of Common
In regard to- the legal Btatus of the
case, Fudge Barrett decided to release
9onld from the custody of the sheriff
and place him In charge OF an officer Of
tha Court OF Common Pleas.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, March S.-The professors
in the Royal Institute have not been
paid for hYe months. The chairs of
moved, and students In the University
course are now obliged to go to Madrid.
Cinnamon desiring baptism have to OBJ
tain residence and present a photo
graph, together with written petition
to that effect. This is recent order of
pose Of preventing a second admins
tration of the sacrament to the same
person. sss i.gd .Bsft
It is believed that therecent fires on
the plantations, which have been of
late extending, are due to tncendiarism.
Where the cholora made its appear
ance at MRnzanillo, one American
aboard the brig Amoa died. The vessel
had been quarantined. s
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] RIGHlEORD.
Trouble NJ MIA lothian
Coal ISIfa.

R1cHMoND, IVA, lApriI IA teIe-
aRraphic dispatch says: "A riot Is ap-
pretended at Mid Lothian coal pits to-
morrow. About 200 blacks struck for
higher wages, and to-day, while idle,
one of their number got into a fight
with q white man. The negro disap-
peared, and his comrades are now
hunting the neighborhood with threats
against all the whites unless he Is found
alive. The blacks are now Q1 o'c1ock)
gathered on q hill near the pits. Troops
have been sent from Richmond.
RICHMOND, April 5.-Ths trouble at
Mid Lothian pits, yesterday, was quiet
ed down after the arrival of q squad OF
cavalry. No one was hurt. p
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OMAHA.
OF RaIIroad -BrIdge-..Homi.
eide Cleared afaDenVar.


ST. LOUIS, April 4.-Omaha dis.
patches, of yesterday say: The Omaha
delegation who have been for several
weeks past at New York, arranging
across the Missouri, returned to-day.
They report their mission q complete
success. "A main high bridge of $500
feet in length will be built on high
ground In the southern part of the city;
the structure Is to be Of granite, with u
foundation superstructure of iron. The
estimated cost is nearly $4,000, 900, and
will be finished in about two years.
The company will commence work as
soon as possible, and the granite will
be hauled from the Rocky Mountains.
The Denver papers report that Ryder
son, who killed Chief Justice Slough,
of New Mexico, last fall, has been
cleared by jury.
The western malls are still behind,
having been detained by the snow in
the mountains.
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3 a, - ! .Is saEIant.s :.

ARRILss -FrouR-Dull and low
grades easier, but no quotRble change.
GRAnF-tHhe9tl lower GuclC irregular
except for choice. Corn, dull and de-
cllning at S5as7e. Oats dun and droop-
Ing, closing ct 71a7Sc. Barley very
dull Rye unchanged.
PROy1s10Es-ActiVe and higher; pork
at SO 60a26 90. Lard at 16e. Bacon,
shoulders at 123fe; clear sides at 161<a
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1ENME.L
/ .G u II u S- A q =
Arrest on Charge or Internal ReVenue
EKaullB@GDlan.

ER1mIlB-Dl8u.
MEMPHIS, TEgls., April SD: H
Evans, q well Known llqnor. dealer,
Bingham, last night, charged with m
ternal revenue frauds In conCealinE
whisky OH which q tax had not been.
paid. Bis es q bIfsiiHnenk was also
seized-stoc valued at 81, ,0Oo. q His
firm bnolEslEaepa tIEaa the informant.
I sNAsHEInE7li, April 5.-Dr. Robert Cl
Howell, Q distinguished Baptist divine.
died at his residence In Nashville, aeed
81 years.
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By ma III NV as

Hedgeman slack, of Kanawha @.
H., has been nominated by the Presi-
dent for United States Marshal for the
District Of West Virginia. % 4isss5
The stories telegfa phed from wash
ington in various directions of defec.
ton among the Republicans, and of a
sufficient number to vote against con-
viction; are wholly sensational. There
are'no signs OF such a result apparent
to those who should be able to ascer-
tain them, IL there were any founda-
ton at all for the report. There is but
little ground for believing that any
considerable number of Senators viii
countenance delay. Mr.. Grimes mo-
ton to adjourn tia to-day, failed by.
very decided vote, and the main
object of such Adjournment was
probably a. desire to rest, and to get the
minor labors of Senators outside the
capital attended to. The only Repub.
licans who voted to adjourn over on
fnal call were Corbett, Fessendens
FoWler,Nye; Tr1mbull and Van Wine
kle. Mr.. Drakeis amendment TO the
seventh rule, the object Of which was
to expediate business by rendering it
unnecessary to take the yeas aud nays.
on every question funlessd demanded by
ons-hith, was passed without division.
The only Republ blicans who voted TO exs
clude the Ledger report of the oleYe-
land speech were Fowler and Trum-
bull There tseems to1be no party of
delay laft.arst y bs-eeig ill--5, - - =
The Impeachment Managers are
finding the telegraph q mine Of wealth.
Among other original dispatches they
have found one which shows that
President johnson formally announced
lat his first Cabinet meeting, held the
day he wassWorhf IN a. President, that
he desired TO retain themsall.. In vieW
of the repeated denIals Of Mr.. john
son,s' supporters, that he had ever APP
pointed Mr.. stanton, this dispatGh be-
comes OF great interest and importance
lif 1t be deemed necessary to show that
kauyth:ng mora. than, the Presid sident's
4 daily recognition Of Rr. Stanton were
I needed to make the latter Jnhnsolfs
Secretary of War; The Managers have
NOT fuiiy decided whether they win
mt the document In evidence ct pres:
AMI .6T not. II has hsen aseeEtained
j furtherr respecting The matter that q
Il t5issS cSbinet meeting TO which allnslon
issnds AIr. stanton said to AIr. John
son that he had his resignation As Sec
retary ofWar In his pocket. The Pres
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CRUSADERS TRIUMPH

Consisting Of Mounted
KnIg hts. clad N
burn shed steel armour a.,
with their banners, pen
mons, and insignia. and &C
cOmDanied by their ladiGs
in costumes OF Medieval
Ages. all preceding tho
crOWring feature OF tho
Procession.
This enterprise possesses
the requisite resources for
producing, al one Per
Tornancc, in the samO Cur
Gle,
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MADleAN BROTHERS,

Charles and Frederick
have been selected for
their Earo Innrits as Gym
uasts.
The popular Jester OF the
nuc.
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3 ofthO BEST RIDERS
II IKE MnRIhI

Thus, II point or Eq,hcs-
TRAN superiority, out
ranking all cotcmporary
exhibitions, and imparI-
ing TO the Arena a degree
Of Interest never beforo
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4AAaA
q ROC s SLOWS


AG AG0AES
In thk grand caTaicads
and moving picture will
1pPelr the Band ChGTTOs ,
OF original design and re-
splendeut decoration,
called,
THE THRONE OF APOLLO,
And n Cavnlcadc entitled ,
WHEIu
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Rn6L0.

! APRIL Steady and duh.
CoRN-Steady at 81 DIAL 05 for new on
~ - Milwaukee.
April 4.-FLouR-Unchanged
WREAT-ActiVe at 81 9s for No. j.
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On re.assembling atihalf.past three.
ME. Washburne reported the action of
Senate in adjourning as Court until
Thursday next.
House adjourn to-day It adjourn to
meet on Wednesday next. He stated
that by an adtouEnmentt TO that day the
mauagers would have an opportunity
OF bringing before the House any
proposition they might desire to sub
init. After discussion the motion was
meet on wednesday.
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Never before in tho HE
tory "t Emuscmcuis Ia
America has any enic-
prize. ola sinih,F eharsc-
ter, been iHRusura,cd On
so vast and grand a sc1I,
As the presspe unr.r,aav
Dor h1SiheFc ever bef1s :.
been ol''re'i for Publsc NJ.
preciation and patron4sc
an exhibition which eo,r-
bines such mum ereuS rrd
varied ATTRACTIONS.
BeloreNEic3Sin.- NJ these
IN deL1ti. the Management
desire to direct pubic az
tention to a feature =
novel in conception a. il
'S grand IN uxscuiian ".
Eefer 10 cur great
Grataitous Exhibition.
Wh.ch Characurtzrs III,
SntEee 0T. ugr establish.
mrnt IN cvcfv pace A
B-illant Street Pageant.
which Tor rx;ent,rscl,nsss,
Slt1slncs, ,iazziiUV Slrsrt,
. FsNrHspsatNz AN
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GOVERNMENT Considerably
better and closing very strong. Henry
Clews & Co furnish the following $3.50
Coupons, 'Sl, 1111<all19S;
do, '62, 1l0a1lO1S; do, '64, lOs1zal0S5S;
do, '65, 10s5SalOs7<; new, l071<a1075S;
do, '67, l077<a10791: 1O.40s, 1OOXalOl;
7-SOs, 1O6aIO63S.
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MR. nm GLGTEIIn.

sNstAs SSSEs oAA0 LsG0l
who has met With the
most unbonpded SUCCESS,
East, West, North and
South, who will INTRODUCE
hfs troupe OF EducatAd
Horsns, ponies un,I mules,
consisting OF tho far
famed Ru ssTun Horss
@ z A h The Comic
Trick Horse BADGER
STATE. Highly Edu-
c1t"i Mules Timothy
AMI AR II z u U 3
WARD. Together with
his BEAUTIFUL troupe Of
SHETLAND PONIES.
Prof. W ILLS
q o q U and his troupe
u r D D e ATE u
DOES. GOATS and
AIOSKE YS.
Ia conjunction with
utbs:s, tho names OF
Vile JOBEPHIHE.
tha tAientesi and beautiful
LAZY slHestr ! cnns Nh.
T.. HOLLO WAY, The
iilishrl rider and accom-
p!i5'l-.l gym mast 9IR.
WM. afA DDEN, tbs
pslDiaA Clo wu, uDs per
sJlin alton ofhuInor, and
tas RsnLlsm anly Joke
rFE;Srr Master of the
Clrcls, Prof. RORT.
GLLIHGH AM, the
i.tOIlent Anl accomplished
iisJt Irer.
Ia Procession viii IeAVe
tbs Pavilion At 10 O'cI0ck,
pceeeiei by the Band
Cllrioi, eo1ta ming HER.
NAN .rDHICK ) Opsr
1tto GIrHE Band
llo1rs opsn a. . and Z
O'Clock performances
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-06

PRovIsIoNs-Better and active. Pork
-SA 621<a24 75; choice brands held by
some at $25 90. Lard-Firmer and
quiet at Ice. Bulk Meats-Strong and
higher; shoulders at 1OXa11c; rough
sides at 127<al3c; short rib at l8%al4c;
short clear held at 15c.